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V - _ - • .: 1 .. 1,4001..... . ~ .. . * • . le.'''. ;fit :'--. - .• ‘' t /1 , 774 ; l'ed -. t, : , 1 . . . ::: , ~ .• . , . ! I- ... IJ- .-, •=-• --‘• "I:1 , -. .:/* ;, Ws.. .4)/ . • 0 1 . i ....... . a . . . . . . fr,‘LZ) NIT II Elt 4/03 171EATRE. rrto the-permHE SUBSCRIBERS and the Public are must respectfully informed. That this Ilicatre WILL OPEN un SATURDAY NEXT, whru • AI be perfumed Parr's favourite Opera of CRISELDA. PrMriptil Performers—Madame Fodor, Signor Crevelli, ;wile, Signor Begrcz, Signor Augresani, Siguura Haßies, Signora Mori, kc. End of the first Act, a new Divertisement, entitled, I.E DEPART DE SANCHO PANZA. The Cottipusition mad Mosaic by Monsieur Fattier, Ballet- Muter. After the Opera, a new Grand Heroic Ballet, him) by Moo •icur Fattier, entitled, • A ETIUS ET FULVIF. Principal Performers—Monsieur Baptiste and Made. Cupe►e, Monsieur 'Rollin, Madcissoiaidie Lehrettan, sued Monsieur Toussaint (their first appincance to this canonry), Monsieur O'llsrite, Monsieur Stuagelarit, Mad 'gene .Vulet, Madame 31ejanal, Mutt 1, lir Canape, &c. &c Stazc- Mang. r, Mr. Kelly ; Director of the Orchestra, Mr. t., Ou Saturday, the 17th. will be performed Mozart's tele- I.e Norge di Figaro, in which Signora Cum, Wow hat?, a n d late pupil of Madame Colulaiii), will make her first appearance in Ihis country, in the part of the co- na.a , Ibis vire having been kindly given up to Signora Corsi for her Jabot by Madame Fodor, who will perform (to . the first time', the part of SUW11111•; the Page (lirol time), hs Senors Mori. The Solumbrrs to the Opera are most respectfully in. fumed, that the regulation inteaskil . to be adopted with re•nl to certain Ti. kcts of Admission, dues nut apply to Mx Tickets; any alteration with respect to lb-in M iog considered as wholly 1111 l iecessary. As a emotion to the Pablo., however, it is necessary to add, that any Pro prrty Dos Ticket sold exclusively all an admission to the Pit or Gallery, is a fraud upon the Theatre, Mid will he acted upon accordingly as often as such practice is dis- Cul. (IA Attei.datice for Roses, &c. is gives as usual, at the Office of the Theatre, every dal, from Tea till Four ',Sundays excepted). Vivant Rex et Regina ! ruEA rtmnoYAL, DRURI-LANE. PHIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, 7. their Majesties Serrault' will perform a Dramatic itisaance (ia two acts), called W. 1.( PUT. King of I.illipat t Miss Harriet Dunn; Lord Flintnap (Prone Minimer), Man Clara Faber; Bolenlain (High Ad _ . rural or !Hiss Iteltchansbers ; Fripperel (is Cour tier!, MISS Jolla Reliebasotters; latrine Officer), Miss Hurt( t ; Gulliver, Mr. Hirano; and Queeu of Lillis put, Miss Ellen Dunn. The Pr.,luelic to be spoken by Miss Fisher, and the Epi hst by Miss C. Fisher. Allier which. THE IRISH WIDOW. The Widow Brady (with the original Epilogue Sung), 1.3 3 Yonozly (her &frond appearance). lieclesey (Best on•\, Knight; Thomas (first time,, Mr. Donlon. To which will he added (111 h time) • new splendid Panto mimic Itionanee, called lit 111.FQ( 7 IN'S VISION oH, THE. FEAST OF THE STATUE. no the ititieeming Story of Don Juan. 'fhe Nom. • itivrestedl by Mr. Lethbridge; the Action hr the direction of Mr. T. P Cooke; the Overture mid Music (entire!) nevi) by Mr. G. Lanza. Dun Juan (and Haykiwis.), Mr. Ridgway ; Don Pedro icanontaiolant nf Serill.!, Mr T. P Cooke; Doti Octavio ;, aft, sward. Harlequin'. Mr. Hun buil; Jsconto ;Valet and Clown In Dun Joao), Mr. Paulo; Boatswain (with a Snug!, Mr. Smith. Donna Elvira, wife to Don Joan (and Cutout blur), Miss Tree; Duna* Leouura (afterwards Columbine), Valanry. 'llse Doors to be opened at Six u'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven Ilif.xeo, Is.; Second Price, 3s. 04 .—Pit. 3s. Second 2s.—Lower Gallery, 4.. ; Second Price, la.—Upper Gallery, U.; Second Price, 64. Roars and Plates to lit taken of Mr. Spring, Rotunda, Aryilipostriret, from 'fru till Four, and of whom Nosy be furl A PriVAlr Box nightly. The new Pantomimic Romance of Harlequin'• Vision; or, Tar Feast of the Statue, will be repeated every Evening till further notice. Hi . , A New Way to Pay Old Debts: Sir Giles Ow. NI, Keats. tom Esul.iy (by particular desire), the Comedy of The Meru-rite. the satorilae. the new Play of Rickard, Duke of York: luiLi of Viol, Ur Kean. The Comedy of Johu Bull will be repeated on Tuesday ae‘t 7'111: 1771 E-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TIN EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Jam 7. sill Ile acted, Sloak•priere's Conway of THE TWELFI'II NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL. Duke Orsini), Mr. Egerton; Valentine, Mr. Claremont; S .by 141E14 Mr. Emery; Sir Andrew, Mr. Ifilanclutril ; K. birli:W (with a new Mr. Duruset ; Asitunio, Mr. 31r Liston; Clown (nilh the nri6n 3 l Enibigne Nusat, Mr. Earn-tit. Olivia, 'Mks. Faticit ; Viola lint lituv;, %G.,. Wanton; Maria, Mrs. Gibbs. Arm. which Mir the 1116 time) a new Pantomime, called iIARI.EqUIN GULLIVER ; OR, TR 1: FLYING ISLAND. with entirely new Mtt•ic, Machinery, Sccocrs, &c. The I /seri isre and Mu.ic composed by Mr. Ware The %chub: armled awl produced under the direction of Mr. Farley. Gulliver (afterwards liarlegion), Mr. thilogn*: Ihe King of Liiirist• (afterwards P311.410011'. Mr 1O1111311; I.ord Chancellor lit I.:tpuita (afterwardi loan\ Nlr. Gisinakti. The Princess Rhomboidilla (after , smk toliimbine), Mix* F. Denney'. In cosio.e or the Pantomime, a Pas de Truk, by the }1..• D. 'melt's. 1)... , r+ urn at Six o'Clock—the Performance to brgiii at IL tun Duxes, 7...; Seem,' Price, 3s. ed.—Pst, 3s. 64.; Second Pr er, 4s—Lower (:allcry. Is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper C 3 I. 17 , Is ; Strum, Price, 64. Marra fur the fluxes 110 he taken of NI,. Brandon, at the R. 1% rttlier, Hartsitreet, from Ten till Four. A Private Bun nsay be had fur the Season, or Nightly, of 11r. Braartura, at the Box Office. The new Grow Pantomime, called Harlegnin Gulliver or, The Flying Island, will he rrimattil every To morrow (brat lime ,t, station), the Serious Opera of .%rlasetors : Arh:tee•, Mr. Brahain ; Maitalaile, Ste pl.,. After which, the laat sew popular Farce of Ms. Itaiitla and Wives t► u friday, and nn Monday, the new Tragedy of Re. trihntion ; ar, The Chieftain's Daughter. D o Saturday, the Musical Play of Guy Mannering ; or, The Gipsy's Pritherv. (On Wednesday will be revived, the Play of The Point of Don nr Chevalier Ile St. FMK', Mr. YIPIIIIN ; VRlCOlirt Mr. ))oirisnel, Mr. C. fumble; Steinberg, Mr. Linfba. 11, Ms !fort, 31rs. Educit Bertha (last time), Mies V Neill. THE GENUINE DR JAWS'S POWDER AND ANALEPTIC AARE prepared as usticl lit F. N !MISERY mid . SoNN and sold by them at No. 45, St. NUN, London ; mid 29, Dame-street, Dahlia; and by their Agent, Mr. Sauget, 150. Oxfurd.street Mr. New bery by his Affidavit, and by regnlar Deeds and Assignments, has proved incontestably his Property in these Medicines, moil his Possession of the original Recipes fur compounding them, under Dr. Jantea's baud; of which he was the sole Depositary. The Evidence too of Dr. James himself, in an Affidavit, poldisbed in 1777, has aliewu, that lie ailinii led Mr. Newbery to be present with him al the process of making his Fever Powder—the naly person now living who can claim that advantage. The ideality of the Powder prepared by Mr. Newbery and dot by Dr. James, is also awe' mined by the elwmicalanalysis of Mr. Professor Bra nde, and Mr Areum ; and confirmed by the marked asusetion Oven to Mr. Newhery's Preparation by the most respecta ble public bodies whine members are eminently qualified to judge of its authenticity, mid whose extensive orders be continues to supply. From these facia, which cannot be perverted by sophistry, the public will he convinced, that the assertion of Mr. R G. G. Jatwes, " fAnl the Compositions sold by Mr. New- Iwo ore spariolm, " i. a palpable and Brow deception : con veying an imputation of fraud sad perjury even against his Grandfather, Dr. James himself. FRANCIS N EMBERV. W. Piters,27 Nov. 1817. DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS—CAUTION. IFEEL it my duty to remir.tl the Public, from time to lime, unlit it may Income eeiwrally known, that I have removed the sale of my Grandfather's, Dr. JAMES'S \I CDICIN Flv, f r Mews. NEWBERY, to \town. IIIPTIF:It and SONS, No. 4, Cheapyille, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and that their waseliouse, and the house of my late Ilranilfather, Breams vireo, Berke ley.vrisisrr, are the only tastes in London where the Medi cines, prepared as Ow Public have been *applied wills them tor ON list 70 yearn, with the latcyt improvements of Ike li,vesdar, can be procured. own interest may be said to suggest this intimation ; hill lilt' baneful viiiisequetireil I daily hear of, from taking the Yonsi 0000 Medicines allessipti 4 to be Intl illtll circulation louder the sanction of tny Grandfather's name, compel me to make it. I now sign my name in the label of each how and packet of Ow Pills 'and Powder that Is sent from my LlYlnirattiry, as a plain distinction of the genuine, and offer this as a caution to the Public. Nowa. Bailer and Sows have establi►hed a iVarrhanow at Nu. 34, Sarkville-.hest, Dublin, where She 11edeciows may iliPll be had crinoline. Hrettme-mi;ett. K. C. C. J.-1%1 F.S. UK JAMES'S POWDER has been fur nearly 70 year* kilo%n as the heat reined, extant fur Freels, Coble, Hoarse. issfhinsinmory diseases and eruptive disorders at toteb 41 with Freer. Thus, in the Nleaslea (au prevalent et this few oilier resin dies arc enipluyeel. UK. J A MEN'S ANALEPTIC TILTS , by a happy union of an Alterative lend sr s 3leelicine, promote ismenvible perviraii ... , when elite bed, at the same time that they re store the strength of Ihe euitelitur They are pHs tieu• lark. yes vierahle in indigestion, a hotter induced by free ur by a residence tu unhealthy climates. TO BI SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. COLLINS, At his Auction Room, U -street, Town of Portico, on MONDAY NEXT, the 12th Day of January, 1818, and the fA Six lowing Days, at o'Cluelc, AcoLLFA:TioN (W UNREDEEMED PLEDGES; comprising Gold. Silver, and Metal Watches ; useful Plate; Mcies and Women's 12earing Ap parel ; Bed and Table Linen; Bed Hangings; and various other Articles; pledged its Months prior to and iu the Month of January, 1817, with the following Pawnbrokers, ..is, &li g ., c u ll ege . s t r e e t ; Sayer, Havaot-street; Kemp, Marlborough-row ; Hurst, oi - dossier-row ; Nathan, St. James's-weft ; Riombellow, Hanover-street; mitt Staple ford, Frederirk.stm-1, Town of Nilsen; Stow, Paradise. row ; emit:pp, Greetham.strect ; and Gilbert, Charlottes row, Island of Portsea; with Price, ‘Varblington.strcet ; Horsley, St. Mary's-street ; Levy and Dowses', Broad-street ; and Gilbeit, Broa&stiett, Portsmouth; with Tayler, Smith- Street ; King ; Soulli-stret 1 ; and Burnett, North-street ; Gos port ; and Joseph Ley, High-street, Southampton. May In rimed : sud Catalogues bail at the Boom. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, MS. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMIsSARUT DEPAIIIIMENT, TREASURY CILIPMERs DRC, 27, 1817. NOTICE is hereby trines to nil Persons dr oves: of Contracting to .apply to followNt Articks fur the Use of the Arno, efk.--. BREAD, To hi. 31sjesfs's Land Forces Norfolk in Cantonnwals, Quartets, Oxford and Barracks, in the un- Suffolk .l lermehtioded Counties sad Surrey ' York City of Carlisle sod its Vi cinity Town of Newcastle-upon- Tyne, •lul ditto Town of Slonuli, and ditto As also Bread to the House hold Troop. is London and its 'racially. Alderney Durham (including Holy Isl. and) Gloucester (inclnding the City of Bristol) Guernsey I.le of Wight Kent DT EV Ale( his Majesty's 1. swl PWITIM in Cositonnirilia, Quarters, and Hayracks. in the un dermentioned Counties 111‘11 Island : Devlin Dorset Isle of M'ight Merrsouth . Nurlhausmon surrey Town of Henley stud list ri- einity Town of Taunton and it* Vi tinily. To his Majesty's Cavalry in Caniomorata and Casonr lers. 111 the ond,•rwenlu~u al Comitieti and island : Cheater Derby Lincoln ITS, Wafonl Stafford Worcester City of Ely and its Vicinity Town of [divots-r nowt ditto North and South Wales. FORAG Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Ilsjesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats its Can tonments and Quarters, in the undermentioned Coun ties in South Britain : Devon Middlesex Suffolk viz Wu wick York Ordnance Barracks, at New. caw le-uirusi-Tyne, and Oats in the County of Northum berland And in the I Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty-fifth Day of February next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed lip and marked Tender for Ares., Supplies, will be received at this Office, on or before MONDAY, the 2111 " Day of J y (bast none will be received affrr Twelve o'Clock on that Day); and, if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County, Island, or Place, except fur the Counties comprising North and South %ICI, all of which must be included in One Ten der; as also 'mast the several Counties in North Britain, and each Proposal must have the letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled sup by Iwo Prisoiss of known Pro perty engaging to becittne bound titith tile Pprty tendering in the Altoona stated in the print.* Part inept.% for the due Performance of th4Cuistract ; and no I Protinsal will be 'noticed unless mole on a printed Tender, trod the Prices expressed in Words at Length; and stionld a. au happen that during the Continuance of this Contract no Troops should be supplied muter the Contrees, the Expense of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid in the first iustance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be hail upon Application at these Chambers, between the Hours of Eleven and Five ; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. P. S —Samples of the Bread and Meal may be mete at them Chambers, between the Hours of Twelve and Two ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. MR. ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. HENRY CLINE will begin their COURSE of ANATOMI CAL and SURGICAL LECTURES, un TUESDAY, the 20th instant, at Two u•Cluck. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Lill Crown smut Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on THURSDAY next, the Bth Instant, at Eleven o'CloCk (for Twelve precisely), to consider of the must advisable steps to he pursued for the IMMEDIATE RELIEF of the DESTITUTE, and the ULTIMATE SUPPRESSION of MENDICITY in the SIETRDPOLIS. By Order of one Committee, W. H. BOOK IN, Hoe. See. Pro. Tem. lellmitoo, Jostoory 5, 18113. STRAND THEATRE—THE SANS PAREIL. THIS PRESENTEVF,NING, WEDNE%- DAV, January 7, IRIS, will he produced, a New Co mic Burlrma Sketch, Winded on recent facts, called, THE FOIMJNATE YOUTH; OR, NEWMARKET HOAX. Farmer. Gu Mr. Richardson; Abraham Gallen) (alias the Fortunate Youth), Miss Scott ; Hodge (Servant to Far mer (kittens), Mr. Iluekel ; Squire Racks -rot, Mr. Meredith ; Simon Sly (Servant to Rackrciil), Mr. Stebhing; Mr Sordid (in search of a ginul Living). Mr. Daly ; Horse Dealer, Mr. Davidge. Dueness of Dreadnaught, Mrs. Daly; Lady Awaits (her Daughter), Miss Omits; Lady Tripe., Mrs. &meta vieder ; and Georgeira (her Daughter), Miss Le Brim Alm, the favourite Divertiseumeal, called, THE SUM :HEWS EVENING. To whirls will be added (by portieolsr deeire), VHACKFIAM AND WINDHAM; OR, THE WRANGLING LAWYERS. Wilford Whackhems, Loci (Attorney at lA.7),Me. Mere. ditto; lVorrit Windham, E.g. (Attorney at Law), Mr. Ling Thomas Thresher (Wbackbaite. Servant Ma), ►lackel. Maria Wbadthows, Mira Bern. The whole to currelitde wish • grated distinguished Comic Pantomime., with entire New Anises, New wild Spica did Scruery, anti additional Incidents, which has been re ceived with unhowaded applause, enlled, 'IIIE NECROMANCER; OR, GOLDEN KEY. Weeronutneer's !Ilan (afterwards Clown). Servant to Three Masters, Mr. James Jones ; sod Female Statue (afterwards Columbine), Madame IR Clever'. In tlw tonne of the Pantomime. Madame Le Clem! will ibis miner a New Veil Dance. ll•Hsrs open at Half•part Five, and begin at Half-past Sra. Box, la.--Sccinkl Price, Half-past Eight. Places to be taken of Mr. Stuck, at the lins.oflice of the Theatre. front Ten till Four. Places cannot be kept later than Half-past Seven. t►n Thursday, Friday null Saturday next, Mims Young will appear on the SLACK WIRE, when the Dance must be withdrawn. The Old Oak Chest is in active rehearsal, and still be produced iu a few eremitic,. mr ORGAN and SANDERS having taken a i considerable part of Mr. Boller's late Warfronts* in Catherine-street, adjoining their own, and communicated the same, very respectfully inform Ladies and Gentlemen they have a still larger exhibition of Cabinet and Upholstery Fur niture, particularly their patent four-post Bedsteads, with Furniture and Bedding complete, ready made up for imme diate sale and delivery; they have also the satisfaction of advertising, that in cot:sequence of the peace establishment, the prier of each article is considerably reduced. Capital solid Mahogany Wardrobes, at twelve and fourteen guineas each ; Clings of Drawers from Five Guinea. upwards, and every other article in proportion. Families furnishing either part or whole bosses may depend o■ having the hest mann factored articles at very reduced prices,for prompt payment ; the Sofa beds, Chair Beds, Patent Imperial Dining Tables, 'Trafalgar Sideboards and Tables, with a peat vasty of other anklet on new and improved principles : on giving Morgan and Sanders the preference, it will be proved no es tablishment iu Londe. can reader Cabinet and Upholstery Arlicics ou such low and advantageous terms. Nos. 15, Is, mad It Catherine-street. Strand. 110 counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious mammal -1100 instead of the GENUINE. BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted • sew Label, in which their address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, is so conspicuously placed in the centie, that they trust an attention to this, and the clifiereoce of the type, which is un like all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the itnposition. 'rhr RF:AI. JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, is sold in Bottles at 6d., ls and Is. &I each. EAST INDIA HOUSE, J.N. 6, 1818. THE COURT qf DIRE C TORS of . the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giro Notke, That they will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on or before WF.DNESDAY, the 21ct instant, from the Owners of a SHIP. of the Borden of 1,200 Tons, and up wards, Builders' nacesoremeni, which has not performed mare than Six Voyages in the Company's Service, specify ing the rate of F.eigbt per Ton at which they may be wil ling to let such Ship, fur one Voyage to China direct, iu the Company's regular service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender," on the cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at ur before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said 2lsl in stant, beyond which hour no Tender will he received. .1 DART, Assist-Secretary. The particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the Ship will be engaged for the Company's Service, may be had upon application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Friday Next, the 9th • . . DISTRESSED SEAMEN. • AT a COMMITTEE, held at the Hifilea Head Tavern, on Tneaday. the Gib of Jaaaiiry, _ R. H. MARTIN, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved, That Suhscrilitious be received at the follow. Mg Maces Sir W. Curtis, Wirt. Robarts, and Curtis, Lomltard.street. Mears. Fry stud Chapman, Mildrell's.court, Poultry. —Grote, Prescott, and Grote, Threadweedle.street. Hatikey's, Friielisirch.st beet. Hopkinson, 34, Sir John Lubbock, Bart Lubbock, and Co. 11, Mansion lionse•street Sir J. Perring, Bart. Shaw. Barber, and Co. 72, Cornliill. Sir Charks Price, Bart. Kay, Price, and Co. 1, Mansion. house-street. At the City of London Tavern. At Messrs. .1. W. Norris and Cu 's Chart iVarebouse, 157, Leadenhall.street. Messrs. Weston, Pinhorn, and Weston, join. 37, Borough. Messrs. Marten, Call, and Arnold, 25, Ohl Bond-street. Messrs Williams, Moffatt, and Burgess, 20, Birchiulaue, Cornhill. Messrs. Cowls and Co. Strand. At Lloyd's Coffee.lionse ; and At the King's Heusi Tavern, Cornhill ' • where the Com mittee will mewl Daily, at Twelve &Clock at Noun. The total of Subscriptions received, are as follows: L. s. Right lion. the Lord Mayor 21 0 Sir James Shaw, 1111 P. 10 10 Lord Cochrane, 111. P. b 5 IV. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. 21 0 Jame. Stephen, Esq. 21 0 John Dungan, Ecq. 25 0 Charles Francis, Esq. 5 5 Rear Admiral Sir Ed. Hamilttrw 5 5 John Deaeon, Esq. 10 0 F Ommaney, Esq. 10 0 %milky and Babing lon 15 15 James Shears and Soil 10 10 Buckler, &Teter, and Buchanan 10 10 Smith, Marten, Smith, sad Co. 10 10 F. BrentothCapt R N I 1 Miss Theodore Newsom 2 0 Janie', Kemp F.'q. 1 1 caps. Franklin, Hon. East 'who Com pany's Sett ire 5 5 Pitriek 1 Nilo., F.q. 5 5 John Steven's's', E* 4 l. 5 5 Thomas Wikon , E.q. 5 5 .1 Down.m. jut'. E.q 5 5 Ralph C0w5,,,,, Esq. 5 5 11. Poynter. Esq - 2 2 Thomas Nistrgc S4lll 10 io F. (' I).tnit Grove Cottage - 5 0 Thos. Gillispie, Esq. 55, Crotebrd-frisrs 5 5 Ja•oes Dunlop, Esq. 5 5 I Mingo Gilmorr, Esq. 5 5 Cock and Willoughby 5 5 Hopkins, Lincoln, and Co. 10 0 The Observer News- 1.. • . 11'i'ham Hollin!worlh 5 5 Simon Cuck, Esq. 5 5 William Good, Esq. 5 5 .-- George, Esq. Copthall-court 1 .-- George, j nu. ditto 1 0 J. W. 2 2 W. B. - - 1 1 William brison, Esq. 134, Cheapside 6 0 J. Lamb, F.sq. South Sea.buuse E. R. Adams, F.sq. 8, Basisighall-street 5 5 Earl of Yarmouth 20 0 Thos. Kettlewell, Esq. 10 lA Thos. Roberts Esq. 10 10 Edward Carlisle, Esq. 5 5 J Ogden, Eaq. Upper Thanes-street 10 10 Geo. Bacchus, Eaq. du. 5 5 J. C Weguelin, Esq. 10 10 S. E. X. 2 2 Joa. Bell and Son, Queenhit Ise 5 5 Jon. Lewin, Esq. St. A Ilinoi• T. March, Eaq. Mon tague-place 10 10 J. R. Hoffmann, Esq. Bishopsgate.strret 3 3 J Blakeley, EN. ditto 2 2 A.W. !hold, Esq. Port land-place 31. tilopicy, Esq. York place 5 0 B. I:oad,Esq.Southgate 5 It B. Y. 5 John Raring, Esq. 10 0 W. Ilibberdeu, Esq. 2 0 Jul.. Williams and Son 3 0 J. Shone, Esq Guild ford.street J. G Ravciishaw, Esq. Berkelerstreet 5 0 Hetheriaglota:Maiikewlo 10 Capt. Thomas Harvy 1 1 Mr. George Fricake 1 1 Blanchard 5 5 PIP" J Bodkin, Esq. T. H. J. M. Morgan, Fsq. B. G. per lie Times Journal 10 0 J. Wales, Esq. Dul wich, per ditto 10 0 J. D. Collier, Esq per ditto 2 0 C. per ditto 1 0 A. from Ware, per ditto 1 0 The Times Joni nal 21 0 S. Butler 1 1 W. Venable., Esq. Queenhitbe 5 5 W. Curling, Eaq i 5 George I.yell, FJ{4l Royal Exchange S 5 Jxcish Wrcuck & Son, _ _ Henry Maj Blanchard, Royal Engineers, per H. B. 2 2 North, Simpson, and Graham 10 10 Capt. Jordan, R.N. 1 1 John Christie, Esq. 10 10 T.Wilson,EN.Wapping 5 5 Lally Mayoress 2 2 Min Smith 1 1 Arthur Benson, Esq. 2 2 Thos. Clark, Esq. Sad- Jai. and Rt. Mangles and Co. 10 10 Adm. Benj. Caldwell 10 0 Chas. Beaver, Esq. 5 0 R. Snow, Esq. Saville row Thames-street . 5 0 Charles Hunt, Esq. 5 5 Lieut. Dawes, R.N. 10 0 James Smith 10s. 6d. 2 2 George Clarke, Esq. W. S. 1 1 Watling -street 5 0 I Henry Halkel, Esq. 5 0 The Committee has also received a quantity of Shoes and Stockiop, and similar Donations will be thankfully received. J. E. GORDON, R.N. Hun. Sec. Upwards of Sixty distressed Seamen were relieved to-day with Food, and supplied with temporary Lodgings. A HEAL CHIIISTMAS.IIOX. AT this critical season, when Children are Teething. they suffer more pain than at any time of the year, very few eseapisig convulsions, it is particularly requested of every Mother and Norse that leas young Clair &en, nut to he without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery, us it gives immediate relief. Mrs. Johnson, feeling fur the Pour, at a time like this, when so many are out of employ, and provisions so very dear, wish ing to relieve those dear little sufferers, bas given them a real Christmas-lax, by extending her charity one hour longer, that is to say, from Nine to Eleven every Tuesday and Si.. turilay Morning, until Next March, and then as usual (while the days are su very short, and hundreds live at a great dis tance, cannot get thrir thiblien at her house in time); they must bring a letter front a respectable housekeeper, that they are real objects of this charity.—Mrs. J. hopes, at the same lime, so great a charity will sot be abused, as it is en tirely out of her own private purse, and trusts that permits who caw afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure the poor, by obtaining what is intended for their relief. To be had, wholesale a n d retail, of the Proprietors, J John son and William.. No. 9J, Newman-street, Oxforil.street ; nods by their oppaiestineut, at all the principal Medicine Venders iu town and cumuli y, at 2a. 9d. a bottle, for ready money. CALTION —Be sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams's American Soothi.ig g)eisp," as there are a number of ape• fli)U! Sl•f(f. DIRDINN LONDON THEATRE. This day is published, with superior imbelli.hments, price One Shilling, No. LXXXV containing T HE REFUSAL. a C 1111 l etly. by CIRRER, as now performing at Drury-lane Theatre. •,a This Edition of the London Theatre will comprise the most popular Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, Farces, tee. in the English language. The whole are correctly elven from Copies used in the Theatres, wider the Superiulentlence of Thomas Malin, Esq. and embellished with Engrariugs by Thompson, from designs by Thurston. Prisittil at the Chiswick Press, by C. Whittingloon, for Slwrwooil, Neely, and JOll4lO, Paternoster-row, London. N 11. 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SIVEWRICIIT CANNOT proceed to oluitiottosce Ilse New• Year's Lottery, without acknowledging their thanks to the Public for the ertrauidinary preference 'Melva to their Oakes in the late L.ottertrs, whit!: they attribute to the Public approbation sit theses, as the fret Confrarforr o ho re duced the price of Tickets (nearly ill each) from the former very high price to the present moderate rate at which they are selling ; they also be leave to state how highly they ar” flattered by the in • ing popularity of the system nitro doted by them in their Contract, lest July, in which the Blanks became either small Prizes, or received a Second Chance, whereby several persuus, who, in common Lotteries, would not have received any thing, because entitled to Shares of llw 20,0001. PRIZES. J. and J. SI VEWRIGHT had the satisfaction, in the last Contract, of dividing into Shares T 4. /I Cuitital Prises, among which wns No. 2,377, a Prize of £lO,OOO ! Their Oilier* have bean distinguished for Ike sale of Ca pitals in former Lotteries, having sold to Shares The first Prize of £40,000 I The last Prize of .05,0n0 The first 30,000 The Two limed 16,000 and they hope to have the pleasure of distributing, among the Purchasers at their Offices, No. 37, CORNIIILL, SS, HAVMARKI t, 11, HOLBORN, 1.11, UNFORIf.~7 ft IT. the greater !tart of the /NE HUNDRED CAPITAb PRIZES in the New Trite' Luttsry, which begins 4th of MARCH, ISIS. SCHEME—AII .Sterling Money. 3 Prigew of .... L.30,0g0 .. . .••••• .. . .1. 00,000 3 10 12 14 .. . 0;00 18 .. 40 30 30 40 3,450 L. 180,00 to 18,000 Tickets. PRIZES DETERMINABLE. 14 drawn Prizr L 5,000 more 7th drawn Prize L 300 more 2.1 ....ditto... 1,000 mote Bth ....ditto.. am) inme 3.1 .• • .ditlo... 400 more ftils .. • • ditto . • 300 mute 4th ....ditto... 400 more 10th ....ditto.. 300 mute sth ....ditto... 400 more Ilth of /..500.. L 30,000 moo e oth ....ditto... 400 more 12thorL 300.. 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