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NUMBER 912.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DR 1; R Y-1, ANE rrliTS PRSENET EVENING, N ov . 28, Th e i r I Miler,: Servant, will seethe Comedy or THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. Corernor Hearten, Mr Dowton ; ; Flank Haute, Mr. Mr. Malian, Mi. P ,well; Mallon, jun. Mr. 11 Sid. dots: The Widow Chcerly, Mrs. Jordan; Mrs. Matron, Ws H. Skidoos. Alm which will be produced the New Ballet caned TERPSICHOR E'S RETURN. Composed by Mr. IlTaville, fmm the Opera Holm. With Neer Drits.es, S. enerv, and Decorationa. Terpsielince, Mg.l. Pati , ol Thalia, Mrs. Sharp. Syl sinus, Mr 'outwit ; Pan, Mr. G. D'Epille (being his 24 appeaninee on Shia Stage). To which wtn be added (10rh time) the N, w Tama of THE WEATHERCOCK. The Nlus:ce.impii-ed by M. P. King. The Character by Mr. Hammier. Mr. Cherry, Mr. Ma thews, Miss Dr Camp, Mrs.Seort, Ac. In Aet 11 Two New Ain, by Miss De Camp. The Nee Farce of The Weathercock will be repeated every evening till fur the? notice. Twriotrow, The Comedy of The Constant Couple—Sir Harry Wildair, Mr. Fithian. • Ordhavnley, The Comic Opera of The Cabinet-a-Orlando, wham, Flowers, Signora fitarace. The Public are rew;iee dully informed, that the Young ltrwcius will make bra first appeara.ice tin, Season, on Monday, Decen4r 16. A N-w Operatic Drama, a New Camedv, and a New Melo. Drama, are in rehearsal, and will be speedily prodeced. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEN'I"-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, N o v. 28, will atted, a Tragedy, called KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Ring Henry the Sixth, Mr. Hargrave; Richard, Duke of Gle'st,t, Mr. Cooke ; Duke of Buckingham, Mr Murrai ; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. Kemb'e Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Bt, Leger ; Duchess of Yorki Mau Leary( ; Lady Anne, Miss Srentoe. After which, a New Ballet, by Mr. Byroe, called THE WILD ISLANDF.RS ; Or, THE COURT OF PEKIN. With New Scenes, Decriers, and Decorations-.. And a New Overture by Mr. ituroell. - In the vim. of the Piece will be introduced, the favourite Mirror Scene, u performed as Vienna. Ti. which Win be added, the Farce of ALL THE NVORLD'S A S CAGE. Sir Gilbert Pumpkin, Mr Blanchard ; Capt Stanley, Mr. P.unton ; Diggory, Mr. Liston ; Cyrnen, Mr. Simmons. Miss Bridget Pumpkin, Mr.. Davenport. Tii-morrow, Mr. Ketisble will appear in the character of Octavian, in The Mouniaineers-.% tier which, the Melo 11,ainz of Rugantino; or, Tne Bravo of Venice. Oo Saturday, Mr Cooke will appear in the part of Eitely, 1 . 111 i.very Man in he Humour—To which will be added, the Farce of Raising the Wind. KING's THEATRE, Niv.:Y, 1.8"5. THE Nobility and Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, are most respectfully informed, that THIS THEATRE WILL OPEN on SATURDAY, the 71n of December. IWO distinct SERIOUS OPERAS will be given, and ales A COMIC OPERA. The Principal Per*writers are, Madame Granust, Signor all". Mr. Ifiraheni, Simla Stowe s t y les Reviling', Madame Whiet:sell, Signor Bragheti', Signora CoIo:AWL Signor Di Cumuli, Composer Mr. WooIR. Leader of the Wand, Mr. Wirehsell. Principal Performers engaged for the &Heti : Mousteur Des Hayes, M. (Lime Drs Ila i es, Met:siPtt. Sorra, Mademoiselle Partuar, Monsieur Boisgirar.i, Mi.s 041 , field. 111•1;irt Muter, Monsieur Port, Signor Patient'. Scenery, Mr. Marinari.a.—Oresses, Mr. Sestini. Harpsichord, Mr. Mortellari, jun. Acting Manager of the Stage, Mr. Kelly. Treastrier, Mr. Jewell. N B Signor Nvldi and several other Performers, are en gaged for the Opera and Ballet ; they are expected early Ili the vemn. Attendance will be given every day, at Hie Office of the Theatre, from &even in the Meriting tall Five in the After noon, to remove the commands of the Rob::ity a.l.l(;c:try. The subscriptions to n• plO,l lo • Alexander Davison, Gerrard Noel Noel, George Templer, Nathaniel Middleton, RPMard Johnson, and John Weilgewocd, Bankers, No. 34, Pall-Mall. KELLY'S OPERA SALOON. NEW MUSIC, just published.--t. When those beauteous eye. command ;" the favouttre Duet, • introduced by Mr. Bisham and Signora Stone*, in the Siege of Belgrade, composed Ly Winter; " Brown Bass ; or, the Sol ▪ Farevrel," a Ballad, eonsposed and dedicated to the Vo• lunteers of the United Kingdom, by Mt. Kelly; " The Purse;' a ballad, composed by Mr. Kelly; an Air, with Varia tions, composed and arranged as a Duet, for a Piano-torte and Harp, or two Piano-fortes; Fourteen Variations in a Theme fur the P.antsforte with Accompaniments for a Violin and Vire 'uncoil° eonipose:f hy Beethoven ; the favourite Romance of Th- "td a Twelve Variations, composed by Wuelß. Whole mat be h.id, all the favourite Italian Songs, Duets, Trim, &c. and all the Ballets performed at the Kings Theatre. 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And the 8,000 first-drawn Tickets will be entitled to 211. enele, exclusive of their chance of Capitals. •,,• Country Order. acromienied with short-dated Bills on London, Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Corner, punctually attended to; and Correspondents may de. pend on laving bated exadtly oil the same Terms as if per present. SECOND LOTTERY for 1805, begins Draw ing the 3d of FEBRUARY, 1806. Capital Prim sold, shared, and registered, prism to 1804, by J• !MAW:COMB and Co. 4 Prism of 1. 30,000 13 Prises of L. 5,0041 20,000 26 11 .. And in 1804, and First Lottery 1805, the following Capitals were sold in 103 Shares, namely... Noe. L. Nos. L. 17,477 entitled to 1,000 9,219 entitled to 20,000 16,801 17.015 13,747 besides several other 10018..N01. loot. &c. &e. by the above J. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Contractors for the present Lottery. and Proprietors of the Lucky (awes. 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