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Fri • be meted the Trageslo4 stilattrr PRINCE Or D 1111.6.101111. 9 Afterwhieb will be performed ime , for twe 7th Ilaie b l.iffaillibb s• teat. rel ied HARLEQUIN AND Pia:MAN/Ai I‘ . Oft. THE GOLDEN FISH. • With satire new hholdr, WarhineiY , Scenes. liraiss . The new Esainm f ime o Harlequin end P hi adammtlisi bir;Tke eoetinaing to he recriwfd with the ghert applonalk will be twpeated every evening till Nether entice. • • Tn-roorrow, Venice Pemerved.--Oa ffaterdas, The Wheel of Fortene.-0o Monday, Kier Richard the Thi the Forest. —OP rd.- (In Tuesday. Permr.-70, Wednesday, The heasolling of Thsi.day, CAM. A new Grand Operatic Minna hes long been in prepared** a nd will be tennediately produced. Shaltapeare't , Tragedy of /hints Dewar is in preparation, we will be wired as SOOll as passible. The reit Penitent will he retired imesedietely, in which iipe SwitlidieNl perform Calista. SANS PARRIL ° FIR friTRE. A/Irp• (Under the Auttoority of the Lord ant. THP3 PRESENT EVENING, Jan. t f . will `tiepekated a New Splendid COMIC OPERA ma- LtTIA, called - 4 THE VIZIER'S SON, MERCHANT'S DA UCHITF.R. 'ANtI THE UGLY WOM AN OF BAGDAD. Cadi of Bagdad, DIN , • . Vizier', Son, Mr. HUDSON. tbeAterekapetDitughter, Miss SCOTT. Ticoicludi with an mi n * New Comte eantomiroe, WWI • THE POISON TRF,E; OR, HARLEQUIN IN—JAVA. Harlequin, Mr. AVID ; • • • Paatalonin, 'Signior INONTIGNANI, C)ownt, Y-von N Kai • • Wbo will int radios big arbigired Clogg Hornpipe , and _ for this, week only, rive n Performance no Iwo Ladders; Will Man. Mc. PACK. • .. Columbine, Miss It UGGLF.S.. lathe found of the Evening. S..ngs by MIN. GARAMK, Mr. OLIINVILLE, Mr. THORPE. and Mr. VILLI S. And, A NeW Patriotic Sung, on the blleeett of the Expetli-. tionigaiot the Island uf Java, will be sung by Mr. it in a Scow, being an exact RePreseutatltin of the City and For i.llls of BATA VIA. Doors open at half-post five, begin nt half-past six.— Doses, 4s. Pit*. Gallery Is Second Price at balfintst eight. Places for the Roses to he taken at the Theatre. On Monday nest still be performed the EFFIGY. PHILANTHROPII; ANNUITY 114§TITUTION, 109, PALL-MALI., LONDON. gIiCII Persons as have newly beeomo Shareholders k.. 7 in his Institution, avid are nut arquaintedwith the parties- tars and times of payments of their Dividend.. are infortold that they are paid balf-yearly, at the rate of rogitt per Cent. per Annum, clear of all dedortiono, on she 6th if Jamtary, and on the 6th of Jaly ; and way be receiyed of the Agent 4 in the. Country au the Days they become date,' by &i NC notice to the Office io Pall-Mall, Lundoo. • CIF.O. FAWET.L. Secretary. • • IiIY..YEAR'S BALL I‘l[ ll. PZ bogs leave, itheiff acvinint bistionsernits Friends, that kb. BA LL wilt be balk' the Paul's Bead, Caseartterbtreet, on Monday, January 13, J 811.; ,and as there can be an adinissine, without Tickets. it it igslispensubly necessary that application be m..de at Mr. Jonas residence, Nu.lB, Perreval-,treet,Nerthnmpton square. Printed on wove paper, well tine ikk, embellished ky shove l 11N1 Ana-.&c. recently ettkraved iLiapoest.plas i es4 "tele corrected to Novelette,' 15, 11111.:In Two Yo llao. Owe Gniswa es Ira benalsalit FlßE Om t rk tr)NGNlA'rE'S' POCILF:e PEEWAGE 'of EISN' GLAND, SCOTLAND and IRELAND; rowilliolag the Descent and present State of every Noble Family: with the extinct, forfeiter( and d urmast Titles of the Three Xlegdouns: Also general and partieunr Indexes, with the Arms embla zoned and Mottos translated, and likewise those of the. English Baronetage. Feinted for W. Loondes, 38, Bedford-street : 'Messrs. As , petite. Baldwin, Barry, 'Week. Blacklock. Booker,- Byleld, Eadell." Clarke. Cro,hy, Curtis, Own,. 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Chamber. ar other Lamps, the whore being pmeerly cleansed of the thick and glutiuous parts, of which every kind of 'Oil contains a considerable portion. This process being very frequently ishally no. lerted, ar imperfectly per fumed, is the principal cause of Drops burning badly. .. The Proprietors of this house pledge themselves to sell the Sperm Oilin So piste a state. as to he fit for Lamps in Drawing Rroivi., Skew., Roams and. Shops, where Wilburn light is requir. ed, free f roe smoke, 8:e. The other Oils for commoner purposes II iII be frit . soierlor ta those eimally sold to the Public. from the cocomstanve before pointed out, vit. their having been purified. Enna the fine qualities of these Oils, it will be found that they are sold ai the Wholesale Prices, and consequently Credit canoot be given. az *Ades, &e. may be returned. FULLER'S WORTHIES OF ENGLAND.' In two Vols. royal 410. Price 51. ss. with a Portrait' if .tke Author. THE HISTORY of the WORTHIES of ENG. 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FROM the nstmeious Complaints that have been ivade, and few a lirejedlee might arise in conference of tAe circulartneof, a Jahr ['presentation. Samuel Davies, Pro- Pfi'mor of MORRIS'S PATENT EA NI ILY MANGLE. feels himself imperiously called upon to announce to the Public in generil, that for meet/had Mt smallest cormectine with another hour, cute of the Mat street; nor are his Mangles by any means made on their plop. On the contrary, he has the pleasure to add, that wherever lily Wive been ordered, they have given nisi !esti tatlsfactides end tee biereasieg demand from all parts, milieu{ town and. a tutlry,,is site straegest proof of the opperior excelleme 411;6 InsOntion over every thing of the kind yet at tempted. Catechists(' this, 16 mast respectfully solicits the si ltation of the Public in these valuable and much-admired Ma chines, being fully cons ioced, that from their compact roar..true tion, the pet feet ease with which they are worked, and the com plete Manner in which ey perform, they will be generally adopted theme:oat. nary. To be had atnlie factory, No. 4, Skinner-street, Snow. Loadon.—P 14s. and if required to be sent into the country, Ss. paekkllP "ilauumrs ,I, iSit. 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" is. 66. Bd. Pablished bv W. Kent,• 116, High Hoban i *WAIFS ill Booksellers end Newsom lathe kimgdom. eta _ NEW YEA Y'S GIFTS OF TWENZTTHOUSAN D POUNDS PRIZES . IN THE MATCHLESS STATE LOTTERY OF ON I. Y 11,000 TICKETS, All to be DRAWN en TUESDAY, Elm of THIS- MONTH. SISII (Contractor), gratefully happy in an.: • aminclog the numerous Capit.ll. PRIZES v. hich he has sold in the last three or fuer Months. solicits the politic attemiott to the present Lottery, and sincerely hopes to be equally fortu nate in di/9,1161%0t Capitals to those wins new honour him with . . ...,_ their commands. The 'rickets are few, lbt. 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T " Il l" ~ be ewseVolided With the iseaeleg ar 44 / 15 , 1 ,,,,, 4 C 1411) !M....Class C ~. .Alll,OOO were left ; but it W Petwowet i t' il r me "'t *Win ter emby will be i : Ade prewar kle•Reedtelot booteltet *, education, and 0 , rt,_.X. eee4 • sir .A I 'assns 00.1111 '''FIZ • 'A .. SOS M1E,... -. A * smarty work to et* Eerie Wiper . T . ve Tr z si s , si .4 .,. san • a. : 4- • WI . 4. .. Ike. Ilk. firm ' fun pekes "r i ll tag s: • • - ' . An immediate 14;00,01 ea, flues fie em,liram ai: dellftitl"4. tars IS art ciAltaiiitmeefteeiiati MOMS.* the Loteti; Tickets-amend:Oren may lie senrie irithle M o t , !tinted for IL wield too of the Drawing, a bleb will be TUESDAY, the ' all Meoksitiledes. ,_ . . . . .. . . • .. • • . . , -1, . . • - • , - • . .• • . ' - ---"ldit-flt=X6=a2=lll • LE Vs s atom s. how Vißse Sy). price Wt. 64. Isboords, • , ,r niseAno * ave r Execoors.) SERMON ri Ai SICVERAL SUBSECTS.-- NV Sitar Rev. WILL I AM PALSY, 0, D. & k itties. 64 bise..to. 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In eta Price 94, b o a r ds, s E AYS on the CHANGES of the HUMAN BODY, S at its different Ages; the Diseases to which it is predisposed in eachriod of Life; and the physiological Principles of its Longevit y. The whole illustrated by many makers he Plants and Animal. By THOMAS J AMESON. M. D. Member et the Colleges of Physicians in London and Edin• blotch, and resident Phesicion at Cheltenham. Printed Air LONGM AN, HURST, REES. ORAIE, and RROWN. Paternoster-row, Lolxlon. On 'Wednesday, Janeary 1, 1812, was publi-hed, price 25.611. embellished with a Caricature of the It EHE %RS AL, er the Baron and the Elephant ; Nu. Xlll. (being the lst Number of Vol. III.) of TitE SCOURGE; 'OB of 1M POS 1111 dittlk• to a great variety of Ise and the Mar/item r u• to meld 11 ed The . P-W Whips,, , fiksiects „ I the toasts nt W--...k Temped, or the Knigkt of Parties; Abnses In tint Croydon; an official Delinquent Garden Managers; as the Life; Theatrical., dm. London : Pribli.hed by M. be bad of all Booksellers in The following are the prineil No. I. contains Nemo, Swinton—James Henry Leigh Inn, S. S.—Table 'of the Zetnitosition, - Ho. 11. contains Memoir) *hey Anue Clorke—Dr. Semite—, Hone—Secret Report of Academy of Manners—Ant ville, bowl' Manners, Mr, Sinn of Vice—Mr. Day, I Whip Club—Dr. Brown, Dr. Proctor, of Catharine I. contains Memnii —S. the Gambler—Mr. Prr and Lady B.—Letter from Valnlweettes.Oxenden - stfl V. Mr. Gissgsoo, dtc.—On He. Ketly, or a delicate No. IV. cootalnsSpewl Whip Clah—Rev. Mr. 1 Mr. Intueraild and the the Sympathetic ristM Travellers—on saiffitiory of Reviews—l Lady J.fandolse delicate Na. V. Cllllllllilll Histot primmest'. for Debt—Revi Mr. Southey. entitlea Rut Fashion—the pt inter of —Mr. SWAMI ..n ancient k Scourge--the Pulpit, Numt. No. NI. cootaios Dinner the Literary Fund—Specim 'nem W iuiatM, LL. D. alias between Mrs. __f• S e nd Me John Kiug— MI —History of a.celetirmed —nu the ReoppoismisOnt a ory Soy' Lt Sidinoeth No. Va.-asset. As Ala-et Bridge-street Hero, a new of. Colonel National divines--Satirical Review of _ iragedN, ym. ham Shokspeare—Meno.irs of Mr. Mari k_of the Ilasmarke —Veittlemen Travellers...Nerves! or the Wanders of Buchan —Barret, All the Talents. ark, Pascriin.--71ints of n Barrister, and Exposition of MethodiseN—the delicate Investigation de veloped—Stokes% and Alley—low is Goldsmith and General Sat toxin. Nu. VIII. contains an extrnortlitiary Vision—Correspood learn between Lord H. Mrs: L. and Mr. L.—lli-tory of the r .)1011. of God, or Correspondence between the Angel Gabriel of/01.01irma Southente—on Spanish Patriotism—ft Ministerial 'Dictionary of the English Lnagnagt —Modern Editorship and Modem CommeMators--Sir Francis Burdett find Lady 0 iffnrd, or the Charge of Adultery refuted—Treason detected, or a new Job for the Attorney-Clonernl--Memoirs of Clot iiti origkially a Barber. but now a Member of the Four iii-Hand— the Fine Arts mid Mr. West's Picture--Description of the Land of Promise, and Characters of Per-see Valhi.. Kooning, and Kah-calreh. No. IL contains Mr. Noldi and Colonel Greville—Sermon by Mr.. Carpenter, on the Iffiremity of the Scourge—History of moderu Neo spapers—Report of the Societs for the Persecution of the Poor—tt melanch o ly History, for Infilelity rewarded — Memoirs of the D. of D. and Countess of —.—M r. Sketfing ton tn'the Editor of the Scourge—Odes to Miss Taney Long, by Lord H. Sir Godfrey WiMter. Lord Kflworth, and Mr. Wellesley Pole—Review of Scott's Don Roderick—Rev. Mr. Mullin-on. amid the Magdalen—Mr. Thomo Tailor, and Count History of an Embassy tn. Lady Phillips, or the Ac coucheinent—Whiskers!! and the Baron de Geratnii—the Duke of York and Mr. Cnbbett. No. X. (vomit* Medical Science exeosplified—the Widow, the Nobleman. and the Rector—the Prince anti the Rultni— Dinteriatisin on She Beauty and Utility of Whiske,,—mere of the Barnum, or Fashinnabl. Manufacturers--Nlem.irs of Dr. So. lommt—the Comet ! or Sir s and Prodigies—Leiter to Mr. Jo liet* Lancoster—Politicol Observer, No. IV.—the !binary Dancing Master—the Pulpit, No. V.—an Invitation to the empantry—the Hypocritic, No. IV.—ltalian Poison—Colonel Greville, and hie Patronesses:—an Antiquarian Exhibition—Dis pute with America—the Female Cozener, Ar. No. XI. contains the Expedition; or Valour end Turtle— Attadenties and their Proprietors—Ashe's Travels. and the Spirit: of the Bnok—Ministerial Conduct towards Men of Lelfert —Notorious Characters; or new Roads to Distinction Sumbel. late Mrs. Wells—Political Observer. N n. V 11.-The Sportsman and the Abbeys— Patriots and Newspaper Reporters—New Roads to Matrinatony—Mrs Clarke. nod csiFin Armstrong —The Morals,. Past aod Privileged Orders apical Review. o. D—Xf Address to his Royal Highness Willinm Henry, C--e—The Petition of Dame Decency received at Court—To Mr. Perceval, on the unfortunate rubbery of his daliry . , on *the 510 his of November—The Worthing Expedition; or saareof Charlie v. Armstrong—The Resi..vver. No. V II Lettera of Mils Seward—Dr. Bushv's Recitations, or art of obtainiog Sulecripilons exempli fi ed —Hereditary Bra- very or expedition exemplified Epigram on blond slaitsd Suinbel, Mrs. Sidflotts, and Mr.. Jew da.--The History of the late years of the life of the Right lion. Thomas Thumb, one of the Principal Secretaries of State In his Majesty of Lilliut; by his Aniatosensis—Life-ltuard Intrigats.-Dr. Broduni's lotrigoes with Ike College of Phisicians—Mrs. C---The complaint of two unfortunate Ladies --Newspaper Editors nod Perlionseatary Reporters- 1 Habits of Parliamentary . Repsixtem—,Epigrain - Sloaueteeet Charity—Th ea t r i ca l Review. In Wition to the miscellanevios artkles. umber cos lain§ a copious account of Theatricals , an acrouat each of some po pular Preacher, and a Critique on tome popular Work. The following is the order of the Caricatures: No. I. New Roads to the Temple of Fame. No. 11. More Rubbles, or Kn. Clorke and the other persons connected with the limemigatiog,Sir G. W. Mr. Taylor, &v. . No. 111. The Battle Itnyul, dr the Trpasury besieged. Nos IV. Troth in Jeopardy, or Power ovens Freedom. No. V. 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Surgeons of Lowton. /tad of the 11.:1,) al College of Edinburgh. - In all cases of Siplaylitic Infection, and in every complaint of Debility and Deliciency, whelh• , r arising fro u the infatuation of a certain destruct ye habit. long residence in warns climates, free iiviog, or any other came _producing a dencence of manly vigour. she patient may rely ..a a speedy restoration to vkurous Arai, h. T.ieir improved plan of caring Strictures of t h e u re cica has been animated with peculiar succes-. Strictures • of ten and Sweaty sears' duration have y fettled in their treat ment in the ~ h ort period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gefitlethen of the Bast respectability. w ins have laboured rimier this palatal and stisores.lag disease, basting recelted a radical and permanent tiire,,isartical .tly request that referebee may bent:ode to them, as satisfactory evidences of the derided seperiaarity 4 Messrs. Currie mid Co.'s Plato of 'treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had been miter the care of Messrs. Home, Heavi side, and other Surgeons of equal eminence. who attempted • their Cure by the application of fix Lunar Caustic, witmmt. • success. Messrs. Carrie and Ca. may he consulted I.y patients of either ' ses, with the greatest secrecy and laminar, at their house, No. 107. Hatton-garden. Dir BILITY,t &c.—Messrs. GOSS' and CO. con- title to direct I ileir attention to those Diselses, by whir!' the powers tit' the constitution become enfeebled ; tool the eo pertence in torch coves. durint., it long nod successful practice, ena hl et : t h em In inter In persons sa afflicted, a safe and speedy re-, • monolog to sound and vig•irous henith. 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