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- 7/1 1 '7 --z; z: A:Als Of :;•1 11 : I i -.Cleis • • ig; (it •i• ..f' ~ i:- - ; 4T4 .1 -..% it. ; ... 4 . .,4 - • %A. , . ..,... ....,, • ~,, ', \ • "; - it /fr,t -- • (1' otaftit r 2 7,11 4 -!" fiilil 0 - ; No. 1836• Till - ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1.11 . !,1- PRESENT EVENING, Jackl4, will I beaded the Play of ..iE FdUNDLING OF TILE FORIST. A lter obit* will be perforated, for the 17th time, a New Pas number. called lIARLEQUIN' AND PADMANABA ; OR..THE GOLDF.I4 FISH. • With retire sew Music, hlschiaery, Seems, Dresses, do.. i The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padroannha t de. The &Aden Fish, cootinuirix la he received with the highest appl: le, .. will be repeated ...very evening till further notice. Ts-morrow, Eine Henry the Fourth, Part I. On Tinov.i.e. Th e c m aedy of Errors. —Oa Friday. A New Way to ray old Debt-..--On Satirday, The Fuundliug of-the Foresi.--.on Monday. Cole. 1 Skikspeare's Tragedy of Julies 93Mlf Is in preparation Mot will he revived its soon at possible. A new Grand Operatic, Drama. founded oir The lacks of Marinate', mid Koiaebne's Play of Rolla, or. The Virgil of , t h e Ana, bas been long is preparation asd will be prodated early is the week after seat. . —7"" Jusr lc it LOON. GUILDIIALL. 1.91003, ..taa.ll J ,lls QTOPT last nig ht. in golborn,. stssOtiolk 1.7 briar titterers of so Dollars, and bath . TIVe ShiliMmx p a te., Two MLN, of a siwpicious ppearanee. aid on w bons E:l4 Wild several had Dollars and 'Three. Shilling Pixes, and tie foilnwillß new articles, viz. k huff Waistcoat three yard; and a half of Irish; a pair o antes, hard With Wont Own Night-rapst four new linnttkers rulers, various patients; two pair of mens' Wormed Stockiall". whirl' are supposed hp have been purchased by them with loud ',Wats, and 'Three Shilling Pieces ; owl also a Silver Hunting Witch, with gold barrelled eosin, and Kwo gold seals. At the lime the Prisoner. were stopt, mac of them threw a Pocke Book from him. Auy person having taken bad Nottl.l)ollars. or Three Shilling Pieces. for goads of the above-mentionel description. are re-, quested In attend at the Justice Ittona..Guildhall, Landon. on Wane...lay neat, at Twelve at noon, when the Prisoners DEC Si be brought before the Magistrate for further examination. AGENTLEMAN intending to leave London for Plymouth. on Friday, the lith in-r. in his own carriage, with past horses, will accommodate ARV PervOli nf respectability with ;twit. Fur particular., be pleastid la apply at 17, Castle _ Owl, Holborn. ijth „Tammy, 1612. SUPERCARGO VrA4TED. iNY Person of res . peetability, that has not any ob jecnon to go ral ashort vny age (su n rote led tit exceed four menth%), ns SUPERCARGO, add Ito riot realm:old lintnetti-. ately from Three to Five Hundred Pounds (hut not leas than. Three), and a totem be ready to embark on board at an out port, on or before the expirntbso of few days from this da , e, may be enaltl-d fully to double the above stun on relent of wily a;e, exclusive of such sum being bowed fire the voyage. !Aare-, (pay ing the postage), fur the partieulars. ur a tier srm.il interview, to 11. M. Nis. 8, Atoorcatter%-beehlioBo, Gate ineet, Lideolreti• ton-fields, HOlbont. COFFF.F. AND SUGIR. TO THE HOLDERS.OF wEsT4vol% PRODUCE. vIE - In Advertiser is the Proprietor of two centri. cal, c o n apictions PREMISES, situated in different Aim at...as. none mercupied, which Me proposes to esprit for the .111. of WEST INDIA PIICIATICE. We Mist' he supplied from the first sources, and at the prices current, and will rot, the must ample security for all ehencetarnts. Direct W. I. No. 5, Alfred-placr, London-road. The ohlert is tosell at a small Profit, which a ill certainly in. tincture a roraiderable sale. , • PLATE GLASS COMPANY. TAE Public are Informed, that a large Assort meat of PLATE GLASS is new on SALE, nt fixed Noeto,, by Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK , at the Company's Warehouse, A LBION•PLACE,BLAC KFRI A RS-RRI of a fine colour, saperior brilliancy, and of various dimension-, from 12 'mars to 144 inches in length, and from 10 to 74 inches to breadth s disci Convex and Concave Mirrors, from 12 to i 6 niches in drurneter. And the same assortment mat be had fac Country Orden, by addressing Letters to Mr. William rioter, ar tilt Manufisrtory, Raveallead, mar Present, Lancashire. From the great improvement made of late year. in this Maim- Way, it is now allowed that the Company's Plates are canal in their brilliant's, and have as few imperfections., compared Foreigu Glass that ever was imported. TO TIIF. NOBILITY tIND EIV.I N V ENT ED BILREC II ES and PAN TA I.OIONS.—Inn consequence of the very great com plaints of the had sewing of the seam; has induced T. 3tIT TON, 314, on the north side of the New Church, Strand, to if; the expert went of making them without side or leg seams, which be has found to answer his most ardent experbittint, and far eacels the former mode for elegance and cape, anti ate pe rsharly adapted for riding. T. S. but the pleasure to say be bas given universal salisfac tiou to those Gentlemen who Wive honoured hint with a trial of thin, and Imp louse to return his sincere thanks to his Friends awl the Public in general for the layouts they have ntreads rehterreil upon him, since be has opened the shove concern, anti kola., by his assiduii y to merit a continuance nfiheialrft B. Naval and Military Uniform., I.adire Habits, and every other branch of the business executed with the Istiucist I.lctualits and dispatch. . "V 0 ACCI DENTS need ever occur in future from 111 Currirles. Gigs, or any tither twu•wheel Carriages. When the hprpe falls (which is now rendered difficult, if not nen the horse rears; henntie ur both of the Wheels break; • when smear both of the w heels go ; When the shal t.. break ; When the horse kicks or runs away. Apply at the othlte, Pops's !lead-alley Chambers, Cmntiill, st here noosed drio% lags and the most %statutory answers V. ill begirt.° respecting them. •• • The owners of s alisahle horses may rave bradreds of pounds by the use of this invention; which may aloe be applied in all feer-w keel Carriage,. BURNK, and Co. Stock-Broken, No. 93, Royal Exchange, a-etwilfully sl4itit the Pohlie apeuti* to the Sell ENIE of tkc riottimg LOTTERY; W hieb CAlll4iOl. Prizes nr of r.Allerinuo 1..:... of COW And where of 0 0000000 0 000 &c. down to 401. Amounting in the ,whole to 120,0001. - And only TiVIAVE TDOUSANI) 'PICKETS. The Whole Lowery will be drawn us TUESDAY. tk Ylet 4.1 THIS MONTH( NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 1, CORN HILL. "BIDDING and Co. return their grateful Thanks foe the ow favngn of their Friends and the Public, and respectfully sandt a conduit:ince aftliena for the New Year's LOTTERY, which will be drawn '2lst of THIS MONTI!, and cuntains numerous Prizes of '20,0001. 6,0.01. 4,0001. 1,0001. 104 &c. &c. It is almost superfluous to add, that as the pre sent Lottery Act dir ec t s th at the Original Ticket, of every 'Number divided Into Share,, studl he deposited with the Re- `tner-Geuerul tit the Stoilip-Olike,"and is liable to be detained there until the Holders of the Shares shall have barn paid,—it iimissifest there is aow the saute security for Adventurers at a New Office, as at any of the Old Imes, and it is sibyl° L Altera a precisely the same chance—Thnt befog indisputably the fuer, nad as no endeavour s . are omitted to give satisfaction. Pidditig's (Vice will (by cousiderate persons) nut be thought less entitled t . their preference, when they are idorietrii lint it endures t. the benefit of P.'s Large [:trill) of Tea Children. Ft , . I, Canhill. Atatezman. LONDON, TUES'iIAY, JANUARY 14, 1812. DF THE 1 TO THE FREEHOLDCITYOERF BRISTOLS AND FREEMEN HasTi.r.ress • IT appearing fritn an Address to you, published in the Newspapers, by Mr. F..Baille,tlst a Dissolution of Par-. li7lloelli is expected ha the Spring,: I avail myself o f t h e same le of iscousiinsins you, that it is my fixed resolution to offer sas seif as a c o od s gssie for the honour of becoming areal !tepee ! sentative of the 111C11 of Bristol. Mr. Baillie apprehends times of " difficulty and contention," .•" 41,5 I ; and for that very reason I am the snore anxious to eta , (kid atotito t h ose ea r/options and abuses, by which that 3i.diculty and conteutios will have been produced ; the more t .dous a nisi I to fight tinder the bosses of Sir Francis Burdett, le the cause which be bas so w hic h ia his proposed Ad• dress to the Prince Regent, Ana Address, I beg yun to ob s erve, met with no support from, bat was voted ;spurt h 4 ... I. Learordl (sentleman, whom woe perm!, 'save ta m e d of a fit person to represent yes in Parlimatet. tientiesuen. I have naskier to risk is your service ; for, what has any Englishman now - left that be can call hi. anis WOW , . life, aud what is life without liberty? For the restoration of this predates pistol= we hate no* to ',ramie. 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William Davidson, at the (lay Earl of Warwick Inn, Wel ling, will -how the Timber and Underwood; nod Particular may he known by npplicntine to Adam . Murray, Surveyor and , Land Agent, 3, Picket-street, Tetnple-Aar. . TO BE SO! I) BY PRIVATE CON MACE, A LEASE, of Fourteen Years of a very excellent Manor Farm, called N PS B 1 RY, near St. Albans. Herts • comprising a good, dwellingAriuse, attires, garden, orchards, and 408 acres of meadow, pasture, and arable land, very much adapted to the turnip husbandry. Immediate pos session may be i:ad. Fur further Pat iculars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Admit Murray, Surveyor and Laud Agent, 3, Picker-street, Temple-har. FLA'S N BAR - BROMLEY, KENT. Elegant Household Furniiore, capital Billiard Table, fine French Glasses. use nr•ble Plate, 112 by 66; French Clocks. Chandeliers, Tripods, Paintings by esteemed Musters, and various Effects, belonging to the Estate of the late Peter Thellusson, Esq. pursuant to nu Order of the High Court of Chancery, and sills the A ppro' , :ition of Samuel Codtptun Cox, Esq. one of the Masters in the said Court. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Plaistow-ludo, between Lesrlsham and Bromley, ill the County of Kent, on MON DAY, the 2tith of January, and following Day, at neve*: FURNITURE, comprising capital four post and other bedsteads, will, dimity, cotton, and stuff furuitures ; prime seasoned feather hods and bedding, of various descriptions ; drawitig.ronm suit of silk furniture, in window curtains, sofas, chairs, &r. ; rubble brilliant French glasses, rine 112 *by 66 ; Turkey, Brussels, Wilton, and other carpets ; well-tiaisbed cabinet articles, of all descriptions, in satin woods mahogany, &c. t library bonitos-es ; h capital full-sited bil liard table, wills maces, queues, &c. ; variety of furniture for servants apartments, kitchen requisites, a mangle, garden lights • and tools, and various effects. To be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding the Sate. by Catalogues, which may be had On the PremiSes, at Is. each I and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goblets -square. This Day wns published,. • Price To Shillings ALETTER to the Right Hon., SPENCER PER, C kVA Lon the Subject the Alarming Increase of Ite awessineots of Assessed Taxes. occasioned by the der:demists of Collectors, partly owing so the neglect of the Commissioners ih not taking goat aad nallicocut security, but mostly to the im policy of permitting Tradesmen to become Collectors, Asses sors, or Surveyors. Bs a HOUSEHOLDER of TOTTENHAM. Printed . for Sherwood, Neely, and Junes, Paternoster-row; and may be had of nll Booksellers is Town and Country. CONJUGAL HAPPINESS. Nvl IE N conscious ineligibility is the secret but Insurmountable bar to W E OLOC IC, the unhappy suf ferer pines in sileare, and, despairing of relief, sinks into de spondency. To relieve those melancholy infirmities which OC•• casjon i mpo t e ncy in men, mid Barrenaess in women, for Nervous Complat n ts, Diseases perpliar t,. Dr. EN o n l'enta s les, Aator ts mad disorders occasioned by debilii I' or relaxatii BALM of MECCA is proved by experience to be the most certain, safe, and permanent remedy ever discovered. To youth, whom indiscretion, excess, 1111 unpropiiiims climate, or the administration of mercurial poLaus, have precipitated into premature old age—to the aged, lo whom the functions of life are suspended, though not extinct, this mediriue is eolunientious ly and confidently. recommended. Tha debilitated, the latigaid. the rebtxrd of either sex, the deluded proselyte of secret sen suality, the childless couple, will here most assuredly lad re lief, with that secrecy which i• essential to unsullied reputation. This Day was published, i 'Tip nut bY a temporary stimulus, or irritation, that this needi- Price 6s. in extra boards, 1 vim produces those salutary effects wbieh have excited the With Five elegant Engravings, designed by If. 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