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t • n.. : ~ _ .: '~., . womaxa 1887. THPiITR &ROYAL tfIRY-LANE. Ttris PRESENT EVENING, Feb.., ISM Majcsiica* Servants will perform, fur the sad thor), a New Clime(ll,, in fire acts, called, MAN ANI) WIFE; OR, MORE RF.CRETS TRAY ONE. 'Air Characters by Mr Holland, Mr. Powell, Mr Cilia win, Mr. Murton, Mr 14roughtun, Mr. Johnstone, Mr Mauheiva, Mr. Smith, Mr. Scriven, Mr. Maddock,, Mr. Sparks, Mr. kisans, Mr. iVehb; Aln. Ilarluoc, 31rs Jor dan, Mrs. H. Skidoos, Mrs. Scutt . After which, guilt tame them , time years, the Grand R o mance of BLUE-REA RI). Alsonelitice, ;glee-Beard,) Mr. Rio mond; Ibrahim, Mr 51 • cws ; Schen, Mr. J. Smith; Stiaculinc, Mr. Bantuster ; I; ut, Mr Seneca. Fatima, Dire. Mountain; lrcue , Ml3ll ••• Reda, Mn. Bland. -7 FHEATR &ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. r.'+lN PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 3, 1809, will be Retail, the Comedy of EVEItY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR. Orly, Mr. Cooke; Old Knows!), Mr. Notts"; Young Enc's!), Me. Brunton ; !Naito!. strphrn, Mr. Liston ; Mas ers Agattl•ew ' Mr. Simmons; Justice Ciecorot, 1 7r. Emery ; Cagtspt IHMsdily )1r Pareett; Cask Mr Farley; Brno. sorsa, IN r. Sm. WWI. Mts. H.• lsitssams; Bridget, Mrs. MA's'''. Alkr wilie4, (DI, time tbess 3 rem) snrend Historic Pan tomime Drams, 1 tiro Parts, card DE LA PERIMSE; OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Europeans: Nowise, (.Le Navigator,) Mr. lies'oena, jun.; Tlicoch.re, sun of Peroase Miss Worguian ; Col*, Mr. Ridg way. .11olariii. Pernitoe istoir.-..—ch aur p. nzet , A:omal of the INwoiate islantl; ! by Mager Oscar Byrnr. Na tives of a NeigliNnuring Kanto, (Suitor to Me. Grimaldi; N cassia, ( l'rnba's Father.) Mr. King ; Pole pataor, Mr W. Mortuy, Tetuecoar, Mr. Guo4win. Uroba, iss Adams. A OF TN LOEB FitH THE It F.N ESIT OF LADY PERR.OI"F. LARGE LVIDErIf, STRAN D (IN MON DAY, Fetsrua . ry 13. at i.e . 4 i," P • Readiag of the Tragedy of the Battle of Hastings, by Richard eanotwrland, Esq. with appropriate scenery, a1...8m,, aid ereeiratioi.s. The part of Matilda to be read b. Lady Pram, and the ;wart of Edwina, to he read by • Tumag Lady,* relative of Lady Perrott, alto as this urea own makes bet first and last appearance as the stage, with a variety of eatertainmerits. TLe whole 1,, 4-onelude with • Beading of the moth adulated GI and Romantic Melo Drama srf todoiska, with appropriate reenery, Lady Perrot( respectfully itifigans the politic, that being onfortutti tely deprived of her annual beileat at the Hay market, which, fur e:setn years, has, jam a great measure, supported rind educated Ler orphan family, abs entreatt that liberal and etipp.et her arduous trxrrtiOns bate hitherto met with, as tau the melt of this sight de. pi ads her albeit!. ivrf. , INci.Erw Emperor of all Conjurers, .L continuing to he received with ntohounded an 4 re iterated appiansv, every Evening. by numerous and splendid tailtences, takes the I.herty o; informing the Public, that Lit truly surprising Performanive, wonderful Dexterity, a nd L. gable Deceptions, attic additions, surpassing any thing term), bt fore attempted, tril 1.. curtieuvd every reining (except Monday), w,th the Erartions of the unrivalled Young Prussian on the Tight Ripe, the iniinitiade Mica Young on the Slack Wire, and the 5T spiral Prodigy. two yea''s and a half old.—Doors open at Si o'clutL, continence at Seven Partitislats is the BI:s. ,or Bray INS, lit FlWVl7Ttsiiitt, • 1k OPODELD‘C. Thu name " F. Nawtory, ay, St. Peas," is engraved on the stamp, round the wt tipper of each bottlz, which, ii carefully attended to by Porringers, will prevent their hiring imposed upon by the nouterous counterfeits is town and country, to which its success has g itien rise. IT is far autierior to All °Co- e , ttertial :ittplications, lo the Core of Bruisis, Sprains, Riumniutiscas, dec. also to Cramps or voneliness, in Stiffness and 11 - eakness of the joists, as well as in promoting Cirentation in the Limbs when iu a paralytic slate: it is also the hest remedy fur Chil blains., if dissolved is a sponit sad applied warm, and with a pli - ds:et Of lint sell moistened , with it, and tied us the part • aftrrt.-d with n rag. It is likewise, hum its penetrating dranist, f eilmirable irervtre in the accidents sod local com p:nuns to which Hums are subject, and no stable should be with ut it, Sold °sly by 1. Newisery and mina, Na at, St. Purr. Iflosi Abysm!, fuer doors from thy corner ut Clivapsidc, London, prier Is. 6d • bottle" ditty included ; arid, by skeir appentmmet, by Bacon anal Co. tlxfuril.strect Bund strett Ilayky and Cu. Cuchsymr !Keret ; Wa r d, 1/I:dak-e.e, llothont ; Bosnian, Roval-Eschange ; Dirty rod t'u. tow Church-yard Harris, Litillgatv-street ; Clarke, Mid Itowliug sart HENOYATLD HEALTH. 1 T has bees too frequently the subject of just I Foul izeneral repiobsition, that men, destitute of the etc 'neon of the medical art. have offered themselves no taa &den for pnltlie wit consv• in the profession of ph) sic. For lhr intepo..e uf ttuit:4,;ii.o.,:e to the molt of our .tudies and esp. riruce, 1 , ,d to torre,nt us from being class"! attiosta those ens pities, whose input(' ist preteuaions hare, ionfortonatelly b.enie•irly, ',sets too Caritu.sibly.receiiirel, sr le'. leave to asthma, to the liberal and col*lateased, a faithful statement of one porestits and at.quiti meats. After heviog received a regular medical ed.tudii ~,,, a. the pupils of Meson. firiadel and Muria. *hose leets, es and practices we easefully at. tended, Vrs.ft tows trod sor;;4.oos ut the Loaded Hospital, we entered unreels*. as smolt-um is that justly celebrated solinol fur medical asupoire meats, the Rept College of Ediw. In" ,b, and *eve bedew tell ill the different benowlin of Annunno, Slot/ cry, the theory end practice eM thee Dint.)', bytat.), by those nonfat pr.,o,st.; s, lie Mount, tirsory, flack, Siansilton,l/ititesn, as..l i*ord. I , te test: t rliail not be deemed pre. 111/1111rillillei to alyinc that our preamenes awl anioiremeat, ate not insensideralite Has in;, for a to series of years, wade tenets eumoLesato, sod toe rations dioceses of DE BILITY, the parl.rolas übject of our *ladies and practice, it Intl, we tape, be alLcsed,tiod we hare acetnit:d oupesier knowledge of their tress meld and cove. Id t.licht and recent tars \1(141fel that, II pert a t re-establishment is I ./11iPleted ill I' • slow, parlloll alt 'OW 4•2• P Wig in those of the utmost in reteew 1 ..he re other peast:itouers hare failed of entrees, a 1 -.. per pi seeernstee in nor p:au of treatutt st insures to the patine a safe and radical ruse. _ _ &salami M. niel..tuch.4y tirlety of disorder, which are the accts of a hahit lung mut most unhappily pursto .1 by the youth of both sexes, thine are 114/114. alarming or more 110111Ift 911114 g thl4ll thus deficientim and debilities whieh fre quently prevent or embitter tae matrimonial state. To sorb pi sole it insist be a consoling reflection to know, that they rlOOl,l now, by a a• w and iiifallibie 'wale of treatment, Lc re stored t.. flow greatest of all human blessings—a strong., man ly, aim *igna MIS COYM:iI4IO4I. In all cases of dankly, (rum whatever...num: arising, as well as in every specks of a err lin !arctic's. we may br consulted by patients of either the greatest secreey and hundurs flours of con. atiltattue at Lyme, from ten to three, andirons sin is even t:l/4 till iris at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lar. of their s abe, age, and general habit of loing, &e. imbuing a remittance f.r advice and medicines, when the same alb yen sir Mai to any part of the kingdom. To insure that arwery su esseotial to our lenerrtalrimr, ihr poinage of tatters may be added to the aecninit fu-'.,ursine,. CVllitlk. mod CJ., Surgeons, No. 0/, hankies-garden. • " • 4°' • e • 7. - • • • a, 4. 1 0 ) • fb 214.rtittob r C To. PRICE !IX-rENCE. • Superior floefrilbithe 1 se of &horde, lately published by .1 MAWMAN, es, Potilty: I. IFIVEMNG AMUSENIENIS, fur the Tent 4 letup; beteg the Sixth of the Manta of Missal Vs. lames, the the improvement of Students in Asteouoiny. 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DAY, Ikt 7th 9( feb►aary twat, the ? 'sad!, to Wevit. 'Fenders in writing (abided alp), wed trvat toe iirrit FOIE or CIIESHIRIE, VERSYSI4fR F., sv,tawiclisuißE, or GLOUCESTERSHIRE CH1:1,4% or ritEti ,, E ,f equal poviness, In ha delivered in (Me Moot h ant✓ / ' 1 Vic tualling Stases at Portam•adh, and to he paid jor bq fltlL, ruy. able with iteeresl, "ine•y rtiy.. atter dote rhe Conditions if the Contract may be seen al tic Stc•starj's ( Or , . No re t ina kill be had to envy raster in what.), Ihe Price 'hull sat to inserted is 11 - ordr at leogik, et that skull n•at be deliver-4 fu tke Board blare ate o'Clock ua the sad.Teesday, the 7th wf Febrwrev wee, nor ides. the l'erses who wakes the 'Tenths, or some PeISOR We his behalf, attends, to oanotr when culled Aar VICTIYALLINtI-OFFICE, Jare. g 6, Ist9. IIItCOMMISSION EltSjiw Vic/awning /h.% icety's Nary, do Uri* ripe No, Po, That on -Tr ES DAY, Me 14t4 b'ebraara Next, Meg will be ready lo recrire Ten. i 4 V,* ilf (*.oiled ap god treat FOUR HUN lot I.; I) CfIALIMONS, ra.ch onero,tistf riirty-Ser Rnaieln, ekan'en Mrcogre, re' PITTS TANI-IEI.D SWIM POll4, or CeMblit qi melt conadator, to to detirrred is a trbaie cargo, ar earp,e,,, Ay e ba(f thereof ar soon as potable, and the abler Ita.l enhi Irma se gra saaalks from tAe due .f r‘e ciantract, (aqui did Waller gerogairrg,J aiongfrle the trAarf d no :tho a ,_ lys bletitalko,7 Pne-tten, it Plotwalt Dad Suathdatea cad to be pad jur by Bills, payable arid. Interest, ninety 'ta t o altar dare. - _ . The C. sdtition. V the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's (Wee. Nu regard :till he And to any Tender in tehich the Price shell rot be iorerted in Words at lenodle, er that shalt tent be delivered to tie Board 6.7.14.0 , nee oTtoek on the said Tiesday, tie tith Pebnrore oat, ner ertiet. the Peron who Makes the Tender, or !OAK Perron on GI behalf, attends, S. answer teken ratted for SUBSCRIPTION IN AID OF THE SPANISH PA TEIOI S. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, JA N. 23, tang. THE COMMITTER (ie•i;.e to ianrin the Fair. that purchases of artit :es must wanted by the Spanish Soldiers have hero been made to en extent pe opor- Moiled to the amount of the Subscription. Meetinzs have been called Ii difereat parts of the Em. pit*, arid subscriptions have been mitered into, the amount of which is not yet ascertained. The Committee bane also been idealised, that others are intended, from which con siderabh. adaitions to the preseet fund may be expected. The Coanudtee are anxious to impress un all the irleithit ants of the British Empire, that much is still required to enalide the numerous levies of Spain to take the field. The very reverses which have taken place is that coun try' call foe additional so! and increased exertions. It is no the character of the British public to desert a great natant in the time of its greatest weed. Trapaiiery mid masa may tams bees eimmesietei to • teeeenvet of adverse iurtuse; bat it a impossible that such a spirit can be gemmed, among a people who have been ever re mark-dale fue elevatioit of sentiment, and scrupulous honour. Their gallaotry sod devotion to the came in which they are en:a;ed, cannot, however, beeome availin:, without those supplies which arc necessary to give them effect With each sapplme the Committee believe they ultimately will pre. vail, and they trust, that the British public will evince the deep armety it feels 1.1 this most important straggle, by far ther liberal and timely assistance. Amount.of suberraptiosis hrforeadvertiseel L. 37,424 Cs. •d. •DI3ITION •L eunicairrios - s. • IMELLINGNOAD, ■race, •Y Ttlit MIND Of Tat RIM D. A. raniremmtn. Rev. Dr. A. French- I Mrs. Hatton . ile and to 6 Mr. George - s n KrA. Flenchard a I.; Mrs. Wintheld - Yto 6 Samuel 1110:1, - 1 0 0' STANTON TITZVIANRON, WILTS, DT TIM SIAM. Kr. Tnr•ptou `. I 0 0 flr. Hcelt - ots Mr. Tsekey - eio 6 Mr. Hunter . 010 6 Mt.'riieunits - 010 6 Mr. Matthews - •1• 6 Mn. Holton - 0 9 6 Mr. Acker, 0 10 6 Mr. House - 0 10 6 •T L 1.019.9. . I 0 le 0 W. C. Trevi!Han AT Xt55111. 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