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7•91C7" 7- r - """7 3 777 , ` . .t • . A1)11101111 2151. , • • NOV THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. P.SENT WEDNESDAY, Dec. 13. .1 ioug, will be acted, a Comedy, railed EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR. Kitely, Mr. Cooke; Old Krsnweil, Mr. Manny ; Toying Knowell, Mr. Brenton; Wellbred, Mr. Claremont; Master Stephen, Mr. Liston; Master Matthew, Mr. Simmons; Justice Clement, Mr. Emery; Capt. Bohadil, Mr. rawrett ; Ensiowenw, Mr. Standen. Dame Kitely, Mn H. &Am slim , Er.Jget, Mi., Bristow. To whisk will be added, the Grand ,Ballet of I,l4t:Alt ANI) MALVI\A; OK, THE HALL OF FINGAL, Osrar, (the Digerll4llli of Fingal) M. Bologna, Jon.; Matrout, (Domeliter to Tomas) Miss Adams Carnal, (the 1. ish Cloeftatu) Mr. Farley. Unarm 75., Smosel Pmee, 7s. 41. 7 —Pit, 46.; SCCOnd Puke, Serwid Prier. to—Upper Ga:lery, To-morrow, The Provoked Hdsbarol; or, A Journey. to Loodoo ; and Tom Thumb the Cleat —On Friday, tattle and York°, with "We Fly by Night I" or, lolls Stories On Saturday, 'the Enile, and All the {vat.. a State.--Oa litondir, Veldts Preserved, with Don Juan —Oa Tuesday, The 'Mem Wore of Windsor. LYCEUM THEATRE. ~DER THE SPECIAL LICENSE OP TIES LORD' CHAMBERLAIN, Gratitsil foe the present Season to the joint spplicatiuu of all pnftiell piincipally interested. r EIII M AJESTIES . SEIIV ANTS, form a.ine the COMPANY of the late DttrßY-LANE T H TR P, will, THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Liec. iS, ts'9, preform the Cousedv of MAN AND WIFE; OR, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. Lard Aastriirmirt, Mr. Hollasil ; Sir Rowland Austen. semi, Mr. Powell; Chinks Austcucomt Mr. IVreach ; der, 'dr. Mathews. Lwly Worrett, Mrs. Marlowe; Helen U'orreit, Mrs. Edwin ; Fanny, Miss Ray. I u a hick s ill be added, t Musical Entertainment, called ()E A ea: 'MAIM{ ROW. Baron Willinzharrt, Mr. Pr Camp; Baron Piflicherg, Mr. Femme.; H,lllO Mullins, Mr Wevritzer; Lady Brum- Wet, Mrs. Spanks; Sophia, Mrs. Mathews; Maria, Miss Swore, 6o_ ; Seemed Price ' 'is 39.601.; Second Price, tit --Gallery, vs ; Second Price, la —Upper Gallery, is.; Second Price, 6.1. To-morrow, 'fbe Camille Spectre! will. The Mayer of Gatratt.—Do retail, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and Salwrday, The School fur Scandal, aith My Grandmother —On Monday, The Jealous Wife, sod Honest Thieves —' In Toputax, a New Conicity, in Five Acts, weer performed, called Sudden Arrivals; or, Too Busy by Half. . OLD PRICES, AND NEW PERFORMANCES, AT THE MINOR THEATRE, CATHERINE-STREET, S 1 RAND. TitE EMPEROR of ell the CONJURERS. o was Mr INGLE" U. ( Impressed with the. allialli_gratibida, .1199011 to •911194.140 Ct to bia Friends awl the Pattie, that THIS PRESENT wad Every EVEN ING this Wick, hewers to open his Philosophical Budget 4 Dexterity of Haag as aim his Cahaset of Exhibitions, sever s"t irmalkd. Partiadeso or with ors spiel& d is band-Who ut the day. Adiussios, Slap sod Boxes 3s. It • Tit se.; Gallery is. —Dawes opened at Si, titlark, to begin at ienrea.—llalf• peke at Half-past Eight. A Private Perforusauce say be had, by giving a day's aware N. R. prOpereare is taken to keep the t r o li es weeps. F E WORSHIPFUL CONIPA NY of MER CFAs WE requested to IOC? t at GyiLDHALL, OR TkitniblUA V NEXT, al a MIN MON H ALL. Wlu AM W Brae . AT a Meeferez of the FREEMEN. INIIA RITANTS of the Ward of CRIPPLEGATE, with. out Loudon, held in the Parish Church of St. Giles, the Ist!, day of lbeeteilwr, tang, MATTII EIV Woii.D, Esq. Alderman, intlieChair ; Resolved unanimously, That It is the opinion of this Meeting. that Isemble sod dutiful Astdremes to His Majesty, on isupurtant matters regarditm the Public Affairs of the Country, ought at all times to he encouraged awd supported as the comititutional Wain of approaching the WIC, to express the free and unbiassed sentiments of the Pt ople. Itasolved, 1 bat this Meeting doll. approve of the Resole. tiou of the Court of Common Council of this City, mode on Tuesday lot, fur presentime au humble and dutiful Ad dress to His Majesty, for au inquiry and nitestiv i tiou into • the cause of the failure of tbe late h:xpedition to the Island of Waleheren. Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting cloth highly Disapprove of any attempt to rescind the said Resolution of the Court of Common Council fur presenting sueh Address to His Al a jr.t y Resolved ormilimonsly, That tbe Thanks of this Meeting begive o to Mr Alderman Wood, foe his zealous atteuttun to the aklies of ilie Inhabitants of this Ward, in convening this Meeting, and fer the port he took in the debate at the late Court Of CUINUSOU Council, in support of the said Re solution. Resolved nnanimentsly, Thnt the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Rolsaisi Dom, Barbicao, uuc of the 4:o. tu sami cous s eil of this Mud, for the Vote given by him in support of the said Resolution of the Court cif Common Connell. Rs rinser! unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be 'Fern to Mr. At.lenuan IV.ort, fur his impartial and able rosoliset in the Chair tins es ellitqf 1111110111111 0 .V 0 y, Thus 'lie foregoing Resolutions be signed lay the Ward Clerk, and published in the following sMily papers, me Ent BRITIIO PR t ts, The Morning Cheswick., The 'rigor The Murniog Post, and TbeStatts- MOM . ATER EARASEAW, Ward On*. A 'Gatti) It/ TUE FEMALE SEM. 1)1{1 . I. I EFI I FA( ;II junttlyarliltbrateri FE MALI'. MIS, for different etnentitints * relative to the `x se. .sewn. perineis wf Isle It Las hese truly orb seised, that iimne 11, more thins the lithe. ties, may be rossil ' (ter in a re, inin d,.rrr an ins AI : they nrr anbjer(rd to r.altrirly ..1 ett,ts.trtrir Intren the reality.. a the (Intel ~,,, • they ...e soothe .a to perform, whirl. twat'. Upon thrill f.efulemeie . , vain, ilia 411 n.tt ersption of thine regular seem- Ousl errolief.l..tl wall the full tojoyment of health. To Pet Oft 4...k01it t I.l* the te'ino!e, and this trhet I ge t on, pro has la W. knotwit to epeette wdh ere asestr, epstuktiose. surety, as lie. Vol hergill'• Female , I unite, high t•inte t gowitit4 p u nter', with it. Iculiiir quehity rellti rig lis111.• ripurcolirrilOati.l those ..neasy sitiptetn. shin arise (run. tun...web blood is the habit ; they are the mint tertairt core for rargiiii., Lls and u;s•nt I-mint:now, as well as the tortoni other spregnialse silreginen r.. the se a I.r 1 tad.... K IWI l'ilor, Ib• J 4 6..11y nwelutine, should be is I •ri ry toothier, atirl other eq.., Joins of the rocrij, alai. "Mee (roan , . • •tr.reeltel t.. Ite•ir fate. 8.111, lahlll.oC awl retail, at Mr thsraiwido, retorts of htterunitererwo ; and egged ley Toc, 1t0..l ).milionce ; All. a. 76, 4 talusehotrarlt 4 .1 41 1 1. Itimiugh ; and 1111uirl kuoUrry Itourbsoner. dud Vell.l. re, in lenges, at a. 9d. each. Of whew as i) Ift had, r . .. - rt.E.rrs ItilmATte PE.CTItIt Al. I.OZENGrit, roe wegrowimir Mr Voter. sissl tor l'osigh.,. 4 ge,tl4), Asthma., .ottl • , :tolloartioht, M bursts, at 144 cm:IL ^Pleerw'ffr tbe rtittob WEDNESDAY, DEC - _ TRANSPDRT-OFFICE., Arc. 2, nog. THE COMM ISSiONERS for roieducilisir His Majesty's Trouper( Serrice, for taken, Care of Sick and Moulded Seamen, and for the Care nod Costuily of Prisoners of War, do hereby sire Notice, That they will be ready, at this Office, on TUESDAY, the itmh of December, On*, to re ceere scaled Tenders, aid trent with such Persons as may he mill ing to contract : for rietstallinz Prisoners of trot it Health, at Statitelon i fia sis rnoaths certaia, Arms the 15th J4lllOWli, 1O10: No Tender will be recoired otter One o'Clock on the Dag of Testify, vro any noticed, warm the Party, or no Afoot for him, peramestly attend. Each Tender mut he areonipamied 1M a tet te,. from two respectable Persons, effacing to become banal with the Persists testderiag, in Me Sum of E.11.W0 for Me due perjarta. *nee of the (%otract. Farther mietieulars ismy be /mom', by apprlyermy nt tu t Oda, or to Oa Agent elf the said Commissiorters, at Stapleton. ----- ROYAL URITISII SYSTEM OF EDUCATION TOSE I'll LA NCASTER, Superioteoelait of the • 1 Phis for FAlllealing Poor Children, ander Royal Petro nage, intends to deliver a LECTURE on EDUCATION in GENERAL, and the Advantages of his NEW and OItIGI NAL SYSTEM iis PARTICULAR, at the Assensbly- Raisin, Paul's He/A, Cateatua street, on the Evening of the called FRI DAY, Dee. is, at Six o'Ciush. Ittekets of Aihnisaion, One Shilling each, minty be ►ad cif W. Conlon, Ladgstostreet ; John Cooper, a, Queen street, Cheapsole and of Daituss ;Ind Harvey, Gracechurch street ; also at Heary Hare's, Cheapsitle. DEMAND. 13. i 1.10,000 •,031 3,0000 6,716 3,000 1,9,370 3,000 PAID ON 2,6 is • L 90,000 10494 20.000 11,4414 20,000 T 4,5114 20,000 2,279 i o,otrep I I 7,117 . . .. .4,0011 Besides Prizes of 2,0601. /,001al. sad, This gland list of Capital Prizes were sold in Shares, in the last and tin rt preceding Lotteries, at the old established State Lottery Offices, 46, Coruhill, and M. Margaret's 11111, ho rough, of HORNSBY and Co. who were also the first to sell Iwo Prizes of aO,OOOl. HORNSBY and CO. respectfully solicit the (senor of the Public in the New State Cutlery, which abounds with Capital Chances; they also beg leave to assure their friends, that they will nse their best endeavours to pro cure Prizes worthy their possessing. Tickets and Shares are selling at the lowest prices, and all Orders by Post or Carrier 'executed to any part of the globe, on the same terms as if present. *.• To be drawn in ONE 13.1 T, the isth•FEBRUARY NEXT —Two,Three, and Four Tickets of the same Number slay be bad, so that 40,0001. Go,ono, or room'. can be oh. tansed by one at:venture. This day io peMistied, is Ivo. with • Heal of Mr. JOHN N. M ISLE, price 41. 11111 E REBELLION ; ot, All in the Wrong. ?trio-comic Hurly.flerly, in Scenes, As it wall per. lorons• for too nsosthe N she Now Tisosseo:ltssysl, enobst foredeit, by His Majesty's Servants, the Players, cud his Liege Subjects, the Public. " For the law or wit, and the liberty, these see the only rnea."--H • 31 LiT. 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