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.1 , - ,10 1 , 0? ? - • immix& 1869. FRID .Y, JANUAPLY 13, IND. . - TIIRATREeNOVAL. DRURY-LANE rIIIIIS PItESEN'r EVENING, lin. ul, lAoq, Tbeir Sere:woe will perfutiu (for the elk 611 , 0 4 e New Comely, in five Ids, MAN ANI) IVIFE; PORTSEA ISLAND WATER-WORKS. To he compli ted under the authority of au Act of Puha wilt passed foe "Soliplyitx! the 'Town of Portsmouth,. the (infanta, the Publtr . ktfireo, the Shipping, and Parts adjaceut, aids good and wholesome %Voter " t.T i r rIIIK Boar.' of Alamig-T. or the PI)ISF.A IL ISLAND WATEII-WORKS COMPANY iciiiug re solved, that the Capital of booloul should lee iustuributel) completed, that the Act may be carried lulu effset with all dispatali, ter hem by give Notice, that Subscriptions for that propose will be received at the Company's Others, No. it, Backlershury, London, and St. George's-square, Portent; also at Messrs. Ilaukey's and Co. Feuchurch street, Bankers to the Company. Moser Island Vs des-Works, JOAN TAYLOR, 6, Rucklershary, .1 au. IN 1.104. Secretary. The Shares are tool. earl., to he paid ire installatitio of lA. per Share, with au Interval of at least one month be tween the payment of each rustalineut. per Share to be paid at the time of suliscriltili7, hems a dtp.icit of s per cent. sad the,first payment of to net cent oar each Share. The Secretary will attend the other from eleven till there o'clock each day, *herr the iteguistions and every rtgairtil information may be obtained. - - OR, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. Th.. Characters he Mr Holland, Mr. Powell, Mr Ellis /on, Mr. Dowtou, Mr. Wroughton, Mr. Johnstone., Mr. Mathews, Mr. Smith, Mr, SiTlVell, Mr. Maddocks, Mr. 'Sparks. Mr. Evans, Mr. ‘Vr Ilarlowc, Mrs. Jordan, MN. 11. %adults, M. Scott. The Prologue to be I , pukeu by Mr. Mathews, and lbw T 7 pAoplw by Mrs. Jordan. After which (,6th blur these i 2 sears), the Pantomime of i(OHINSON CHT:SOE; OR, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. Robinson (•ensor, 'llr Robert; Planter, Mr. Halo; 'Chute. Man, Mr. raiihrotlwr ; Lieutenant 'with a 5. 4 4), %Ir. Smith; Fs lila), Mr Laurent. The Original Sara,e Dance, by Mesers.Guodigan, Hope, Weil", Austin, Vists,acc THE CI:(:OND PART, Harleipiiii, Mr. Garbois ,• Nraielariss, Mr. Male; Lover, Mr. Fairlicether ; Cupid, !Miss C. Bristow ; the Clow*, Mr. I.surent. Colunil • Mrs charp. The New Comedy of Iran sod Wife; or, More Secrets than One, was smite received tliriinzhout, by an overflow hg andupscr, wins the highest =ark. of approhatio.i. ...ill be repeated este, evening, except Thusatiey . acat. when will he verforined, the last Nen , Monis of Venom. The Panturoinie Itabinson Oven' ; or, Harlequin contemning to be received nab the highest applause, will be repeated refry eve sirs. TIIRATRP.ROYAL, HAY-WArtKr.r. TUIS PREsENT E% EM' (:..luu. ii iso9, Tbeir 3laja!!iity Ilariasta Iridfart . tl2e Tragedy of I'tlE ti !I ESTER. Sie•erlev Arst time), Mr. Yoditg% Makety, Mr Cooke; 11.0.1111 M, Mr C. licinhie; Bate% Mr. Kaddy: Thiw.mi, Mr. Thanirein l 'Murray. Mrs. Beterley, M... Sid ; Lharkite, Mt , St. Lear,. After whit)+, uiti, time Chia ...axon, with additional I. pit It• .bur, U.r relrbem...l Pz;istolutime of tiOOSE; GOLD .N Monier Goner, 'Mi. ~,, anerwßids Hark' Bnioaaia, ; *Sitsi.4! Bunk , aftrrerwas thrwu, Mr. Griuuttli; Sa,!..r Crab a notuivipe ) , Miss Worg wan. rnittirite, t'ulu11111•1111., Nils' To emit :hle wolf tbeer mire New Nevin a : the first re. treatmliing the ft•iiire of the late Thentre.floyal, Covent - vnrden ; thr ~.e041.1, no exact repreeentatton 'tithe f.aying of the Foom:ati.ai f•toile, as it spite:tied on Sas Imlay, the Slat of Der-nolo r tiost . who It choose to a Nrw Theatre. The Pantonoine of Harlequin mitt ilotbur ffonar con tinuing to 1., eref.verl with unirerx,sl approbation, Mill be etpentril on :110.16A next To-morrow, the. "trogrily of Othello: Othelle, RI? Y , uns ; with by partfeelar drape) the (intleta of Turn Tbesofb the a: reli t—On Afototne. Slseit.prarr's Iliatt,iral Play of King Henry the Fonrib, Pert I. Hotyper, )Ir. Vonot ; Sly John Falstaff, 51r. t:oo:.• —1 fai Toyed ty, the Cutnerle of The flushat o f ll'etieatlify ' Macbeth ._ On Thurs day, Ibr New (rand atnatie Opera of The Exile. THEA FRE•novAT., inwittmANE. Tatnxn•Y, lam. 12. IAO , O, TRILASUItIi ()VFW!. TIIF. NFAV ii ENTERs CrIIMA, that the Neetit34 re• Toted h:- the Proprietors f s Vriblnewlay the tmtk. ;ft ittiaetwishly rnatprortl.—Dee v..ttne will be given ut 166.48 y, to 6e fixed it.' the *wee,' Wont% • R. VE•tliE. SECOND RROMPTON-ROW, Nu. a- ISS M. Lind S. 11 4 ►UIiEI have the honour A. of se-wiAtiting Panmts mud Guardians. tr►t their iiirrARAEORY SEMINARY for YOUNG GENTLE MEN, lima the at:e Of three to eight, will open ins the 23.1 wf Ja unary• instant. The ►cause and premises are fitted up ha • superior style, and eminently adapted fur the purpose. A :Matted nuinber are admitted, to n horn the ;realest amen elm wilt 1w paid, not only to their Improvement, but to their health and morals. Further Partieulars easy be hammiest No till, Pall-mall. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, TECr4 111 A I, ESSENCE OF COLT'. OBIT. TIE I I Elilf Ci 11.1'S VOOT. ailed Tii..ilago b.,: the ancients, was iliCtillgUifillett by them, is its 11316.. sufficiently conveys, for its e . atellencu in the Clife of Coughs, aui other pttialenwry complaints, sod this I...stance has, in tier cool-oe of a Inn prsetier, heeit found the most safe and ebertval restively few Coughs, Attheseas, and all Disur.i..es of the Lauri. It gently opens the lortol, stud ininsidiatety irises Warts of hreathius, without arty danger of Liking cold. It adin,rably allays the tickling which provokes freqnest couto,litel, ct. atista the swell glands, relines the heecs, and thereto./ enlarges the rarities of the restful. 'thus it will prevent t'ariesuiptiona, if tsken Isefore the lungs are islet sited. It rice. also all husky ao.I dry Cough', heeds rawness and NM.. of the Ilrea ,t, cud Ores awes who, throuith age or itArtnity, are deprived of rest or sleep. This fiascoes is proparcd by Janata litan, surgeon, in Bristol ; and ~d.l ouly try I% Newhery and Sous, Nu 45, the eat! mot of St. l'annet, London, in Wilms, Jo tit. each, duty included and oune ars genuine hut those which hare the swan F. Newbery, Na 45, St. Paurt," togrovetl oo the *tamp and, by their ppsintinetet, by Ilaron and I'u., mid 'Allan, Oxford-att.:et ; Wade, ()!d Boad• street ; Bailey and Cu. Cuckspur•starct ; Ward, Holborn ; HamLll , Royal Es • change; Dicey, sad Cu. Ilow•Clearch-Yard ; Harris, Lud gate 11111; Clarke, and Hon hoz : coin Co. Beecough. MIN FAA I. TEETII,, ON A NNW A.SI) IMPROVED PI, %'l. A,rR. I tLEl'lf. Dentist, of Wn'liris-i.Lire. tto,3ri4stiusrt, begs here respertful,y to aaniouisee to the that in consequence of carious experinoriote, and of vast application to his Profe s sion, he ill enabled to re commend Alt - I'll:ICI:1i by means of a 311/ICf3l Preparation, sou to give complete est!. fActiom to those eh., may have occasion for sus+ anisstitaitcs.—Mr. Eakin ca gages to supply from aue "1 - outh to a whole Set, without causing pain or irritation, and of an appearance an very n 3. tonal, m to defy the most cntical observer..-at the same t.me the Teeth so supplied will tosser every pu, fm mastication, give to the wire its neutral tone Burl motet- Lition ; Bad lawn coll.:trout-aims is so incorruptible, that 31r fait us- •1411414 0 to replete them, (tern( expense, if ever 11341 ,, fl to rc ur changer-Winn. - Mr. Fairer (40 also albs so Toto• ttiat Palate, in a manner rcaliar to toiongelf, sad no-I,r attunPteil by any Faker feds it aedin his dotty to emotion the Pullin arTioet the !Turnhout. tattoos of an aid, elision , , and irritable commtileiv, whoor aysletu of Charge and Prettier Inning been subverted by Mr. eistahlist ill, boo lent unceasing in his attempts to injure. Mr. F. in the public %minims but Ali. Faber's elfin is Lasing already given gnat satisfaction& to asset r.. atm table clmr.st tet a, he is enah:ed, through the libe, alga mist taxi:teas tieing rrireihi, to give rcroseeicrs as t. Ow cm 'Vet. n'' .ll 4114 prf/frawioes, whirh cannot fail tem....nit highly as tnketor!„ to thase who may hats- occasion for tl, of talents—in indirlrincn, he hrh e v e s, n. Tar heftier rape nsnicitil by any Dentist, and whirl, has hens acenrolcd to Ir. Faker, in rm....corner the Illiberal attmA, of Ibis irritable shsappuinted 1.,011p4 tiler, persrevred in law par.. Thr !Ind Man should keep will in stool, that hie condor, has atready of taitud 1f.., him bourn:table mention in the Itecortis at the Court ,ng s Peach, .ea thc 3T ii, t. aof is.. yre •ii,•et able Mriubcr ..1 the Stock Eaclaaget. no. la, it tkur.a- place. •fr - - • 4 .v. . • , . r ; ... . ' s• .. , , 1 l E ref r :41 ii-IN r ittob '. -. - SI:PEIttoll. BO( FOR YOUNG PERSONS. 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