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IF . •. • • .. - -s . • h' , -4 1 ' .:,- - ' - af / / -(- Yr--- ' : -Iv- •:1-.!.' - z.. " ._ ... : -- ,• •- - 4' It , f , I t te 1 .141 • . . . • Pit Po . • .. . . 1 ~..............., et ~. ..:.., 6 1 oill t P - 1 1 II rt .4 .. b ..• 4i. . a • 41L-F4-e-, A e NUMIIEIt 4711. 7•11E.4114R- RO VA L, DRURY- L. 4 NR TEAS EVENING, AVEDNESDAY, .1311. 14. their Majesi,... Servants will perform a Dramatic Romance in tsu called L11.1,111(11% The Pr..lozoe to he spoken by Miss Fisher, awl the Epi logue by Miss C. Fisher. After *hid, s Mao-Munn tilled TUE TALE (W MYSTERY. To which will be added 'l7lle time) a new splendid Panto mimic 140111.111(V, rvdled II RIEQUIN'S VISION ; OIL THE FEAST OF THE SFATUF.. Founded on the interesting Story of Don Juan. The rallinTlMe invented by Mr. Lethbridge; the Action under the direction of Mr. T. P. Cooke; the Overtiiri, and INAIe (entirely new) by Mr. G. L • iusa; the Combats nod Dances by Mr. Ridgway. Don Jnvn (and Harlequin). Mr. Ridgway ; Don Pedro (rononaiolaid of Seville), Mr. T. P. Cooke; Dun Octavio (afterwards Harlequin). Mr. Hartland; daemon (Valet and Clown to Don Juan), Mr. Panlii; RoaSsiraiii (with a Song), Mr. Smith. Donna Elvira, wife to Don Juan (soul Colon,- bine. %I V., Tree; Dunna Leonora (afterwards Colundaine), Miss Valairv. The new Pantomimic Romance of Harlequin's Vision; or, The Feast of the Statue, will he reptited every Evening till further notire. T., morrow, Richard, Duke of York : Duke of York, lifr. Kean Oil Prides., Lillipat, and The Children in the Wood. On Saturday, the Comedy of Town and Country : Reu ben Clrurn►•, Mr. Bean. The Comedy of The Belle's Stratagem will he revived nn Toesol iy nest, when Miss Smithson, from the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, will make her Grit appearance on this Stage in the character to Letitia Hardy. A New Melodramatic Piece, in two acts, is in active pri partition, and will be speedily produced. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-G A UDIM T"'s EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Jan. 14, will he revived.aPlay, in three art.. called THE roiNT UM HONOUR. Chevalier de St. Franc, Mr. Yount; I's'roar, Mr. Ali belt; Uarimrl, Mr.C. Ketishle ; Steiobert, Mr Liston. Mrs. Mellott, Mr.. Faurit ; Bertha Miss O'Neill (her first ap pearance in that character). Mier which (79th time) a sew Pasitnneisee, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; 0)1, THE FLYING ISLAND. With entirely sew Mask, Machinery, Sreuery. &e. The Overiere sod Music eroupolied by Mr. Ware. Tie Mbole gad sail produced unJrr the direction of Mr. Farley. Gulliver (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Bologna; the Kole of !Ayala (afterwards Patilaloien, Mr. Norman; tiondrintirsimos, Lord Chancellor of Lapota (afterwards Clown!, Mr. Grimaldi. The Princess IthotalloiJilla (after ward, Columbine), Miss F. lkintett. In the course of the Pantomime, a Pas de Trois, by the Miss I).un.lt•. To which will he added (191 h time), a new rarer, ealkd lIUSBANI)S AND %VIVES. The principal Characters by Mr. illaneltard, Mr. Jones, Mr. Abhisit, Hr. linter!, Mr. Tukely. Mrs. Erevtun, Mrs. Barnard, Davenport, Miss Nlattheire. The new Grand Pantomime, c•llcd Idailegnin (inHive', or, The l'lyinz Island, will be repeated evrry Eveninc. (second time tin. airamort), the Serious Opera of Astaxerxes. After which wilt be prodoreil (for the first near', a new Dramatic Piece, in One Act, called Three 31ili • finm PAII.I. On Fri•Llv. the new Tragedy of Retribution; nr, The Chief)* 12augbitr. (hi Saturday, the Musical Play of Guy Mannerin:.. Thu Coniesly of The Twelfth Night will be repeat's! on Thursday, the t2d instant. •.• In consequence of the rapturous •pprobatioot with which The Fortunate Youth confiners to be received, it will he repeated until forties. Notice. STRAND THEATRE--THF. SANS PAREIL. TIIN PRESENT EVENING. WEDNES. DAY, January 14. and every Eveuing diking the Week, will be presented (ninth time), a New Comic Burktla Sketch, founded on recent facto, called, THE FORI'I7NATE YOUTH; OR, NEWMARKET HOAX. Farmer Gulirm, Mr. Richardson ; Abraham Gulkm (alias the Fortunate Youth), Mims Scott ; Hodge (Servant to r Gulletn), Mr. Huekel ; Squire Rarkrent, Mr. Meredith ; Suwon Sly !Servant to Rackrent', Mr. Strbloing; Mr Sordid (in watch of a good Living), Mr. Daly; Horse Dealer, Mr. Davolge Duchess of Dreadnaught. Mrs. Daly; lady Asnilia (her Ittinfhtes', Miss Quire; Lady Trepent, Mr.. Detects rinks- ; and Georgette (her Dearghter ) , Miss Le Reno. Viler V t continsmig to be received with rapturous applausr, wilt positively prawns uuly This rind fullowistg iVerk o in the SLACK WIRE. After wilts h, third lime this Season. the celebrated Oritzinal Drama, or )lelooßumentie Norlatta of Interest, with new Music, entire new and romantic Scrutesy, Demos, sod Pro rotas, called THE OLD OAK CHEST; OR, THE. SMEGGLERN SONS AND THE ROBBER'S DAUGHTER Count Lanfraners (Governor of Cordova, secretly in 'revile with a Banditti that inhabit an old Castle of his near the town), Mr Jameo Jones; Almanc Spanish General, be loved by 11w People, proscribed ilicough the Marbinatiolls of Count Latifraurn), Mr Where ; Hem trod, Rossiya (a ('on ner loom the King, attached to Aleraltra), Mr. Ilurkel ; Erato Simkins (Captain of the Banditti, pros...test by Lan. fotarn), Mr. Davide, ; Radniab Oa Robber, under the assum ed dosgesse of a IVoodessiO, Mr. Stunner ; Nicolas de Law) (Chief of a Band uf Smugglers), Mr. Meredith; T . -as it. Lino moo' Paulo de Lasso (Necolas's Sons), Mr. Strbbing and Mr John Jones. Principal Rauch's—Roans, Mr Daly G ate ,„ Mr. Benseirieder; lirolothtss, Mr. Addison; oth.'. Mr. 'Awards; Alberta. Mr. Walb o rn; Solicit°. Mr. MIMI ; earrillo. Mr. Shaw. Wilhelm fa Goottberol Nov,. Miss Ellis; the infant Sun of A leuroza, supposed to fosse pr o .tit .1 in the flames of his Castle', MissStebbing. Proiseopal lloontris, Messrs. Remeterisder,Gsreta,Young, Graen. Terry, .d.oto It. li lc, Ate Prandial Sonoteglera. Mersa.. DelelliN • II ; I{4lghf Ito, 'ls Walborn, 11.1.11 , ,Gay, Stud b, AIM Where. .• wa ‘i ire of A hisauza. waottiering truth bans &egoista! tloo- Mootontains:, 'sirs. Llemeterialer, , and nods, Miss bole to vsticlude with a grand distinguished Comic Ps.d..otiono, with entire New Drosses, New and Spina. .',.t ‘rroooory. and additional Incidents, which has betss re no ol aot unistuttolcd •pplatiow, calls DIP. NECROMANCER ; GtILDEN KEY. Nreromanrrr's Mros .ftcrisards Servant to Three %stets, Sir .lArgte, and Female Statue (atria AM{ ..honlo tie ) , Madame Le Clorcl. 111 the .none of p....t.iniene, Madame I.e Clercq will non...hoc it New Veil Dance. 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WO counteract the litany mitt en tot% that are daily made to inspotte oil the vinotry a spurious composition instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new label, in which their NiKnature and Address, 97. HIGH 1101.11ORN, i 4 so conspictionsly place.' in the centre of the Label, that they HIM ass attention to tins, and Ihr difference of the type, which is unlike all Idler.press, will conble purchasers at once to detect the intresition. The Real JAPAN BLACKING. mask and sold Wholesale by GAT and MARTIN, t 7, limb Holts,,n , and retailed by the principal Shopkeepers, in Bunks at 6.1., Is , and Is. tid. each.. leath 1 0 John 01. art, Esq. 2 France' Flatfigate, Esq. 2 2 Mrs.Millitittua,Green- wieh - Lord Arden 10 0 20 0 Rt. Hun Geo. Canning 21 0 Horn. Adm. Sir 11. Ilutham 5 0 John Wilgus Cruker, Eng. 10 0 Thomas Piffle, E.q. 0 h Marquis of Tawistuck 10 0 Flamini% uf Lanndurrn 20 0 Cowden* of grave 5 0 John 51'Canton, Eaq. 10 0 Capt. Bafil Hall 3 0 Capt. Robert J. Elliott 3 0 tient. H. .1. C .fKu 1 0 LaJy Whiinhcd 1 0 t;eneral Let 2 2 Vic.-Admiral Sir G. Murray, KC K. 5 0 Jame* MIAMI, F.sii. 2 2 Jas. Kuddrll To4lBl, Esq. 2 Messrs. Eamon & Cu. 10 10 Mr F. Vevey 2 2 General Poynlz 6 5 Sir Gralbam . Moore 5 5 Mrs. Packenham 1 0 Mr. %V. Goodwyn, R.N. 2 0 Capt. Watts, It N. 2 0 Julio Writ ht, Esq. 5 0 George Bramwell, Esq. 2 0 John Brown, Esq. 5 5 Mr. Serjemat Letts 5 5 J. H H. 1 0 Capt. Sykes, R.N. b 5 Capt. Vausittart, RN. 5 10 lhuo from a Chart- ifible Fund 10 10 Unit. R. B. Jobe. Moor. R.N. 3 3 11011. Mr Ea►dley 21 0 011. Sir Eilw. Kerrisuo 5 5 Michael Bush, Esq. 1 1 At Sir John Lubbock & Co.'s Edward West 1 I Janie. Carden, E.q. 2 2 liestry Polley 2 2 William Pedky 2 2 John Curtis, Epq. 10 10 John Pent and Sons 5 5 Thomas Warr', EMI. 14) 10 Benjamin Currey, Excl. 1 1 bleacork and Gibbous 2 2 Archibald Itrpon, Esq. 2 2 0. E. Samuel Puitluc' k 1 0 1 I Goslings and Sharpe 21 0 Robert Milford, Esq. In In Chu. Bosanquet, Esq. In 10 Brown, Rogers, and Browns 10 10 Mr. William Cotton 5 0 John Fauna 2 2 _ Messrs. Guam% sod S 5 Siiesus•iienning, Esq. 2 0 Mrs. Feasii.g I 0 Min Framing 1 0 Miss E. Ernaing 1 0 Sam. Fouling. jun. Esq. 1 0 Meson. T. & B. Haloes 10 10 Thos. Bialilingiuu, Esq. 5 0 At Sir C. Pricy aod Co Jolla Kohissson .1. Demly, Eq. 2 2 .1. Knight 1 0 J. GlAlngjun. Esq. 10 le 114.0ry liroadweed,lisq 10 10 1.. N. Smith 1 1 2 0 Robert Sessirke, Esq. 2 2 P. Braham, 2 2 At &hors. Fry and Chap. neus's. R Mucky, Eq. 5 5 R .1 Hal f , EN. 2 2 N. E F q 3 0 Davitlsms & Camp lO 0 .1. ehvmaiali, jun. Eli 3 Samuel Yen, Esq. 5 5 J. Coat., r.,.q 2 Mr*. MI/arm Slander' 5 5 Miss Marianne Standerl 2 Miss Caroline Slander' 1 1 Rd. Cntiis AIIi■IoN soul Co. S 5 10 0 6 5 Lady Paster 5 0 Dr. Hubert Slterann 5 0 Masi. Sir S. Halstead, _ _ Richard Pain 5 5 1 1 JobnPearpon 5 0 W. MutVat, jun. 10 10 Lieut. W. G. Agar I 1 C. R. 1 1 At Grote, Prescott, & Grote. C. L. 1 0 Daniel Stephenson, Esq S 15 Sir C. Wnisibwell, Et 10 U John ll,mbr ouith, Egg. 21 0 W. J. Atkinson, Esq. S 0 W Key 1 J. T. Kemple, F.sq. 2/.12%.6.1. Misses t'larke 3 3 Mr C Dobbs 1 0 Mr. Thomas Petrie 1 1 Mr. Thomas Lane 2 2 At Sir John Petting & Co. Robert Wirt •nd Sous 1 1 Miss Du maxim 2 0 Richard Till, Esq. 2 0 At Marten punt Cu.,'s Bond- Ph E. Nl.cklew, Eq. 5 0 John Ilnddru, Eq. 1 Bev T S. (loomni 5 5 Hun. P. It. 1.1. Burrell 5 0 Hun Mr.. Hu. rell 5 0 Dr. IS F thitratn 2 2 C. Sayer, E-q. 2 '2 PRICE SEVEN-!'ENCE. L. a. Sir S. C. Jerroiae, Bt. 10 10 H. Freeman, Er* 2 0 Amherst, Esq. 1 1 Geo. 3lowliray, Gq. 10 10 C. N. Itityly, Esq 5 5 T. Haiku, Esq. 5 It C. M Clark, Esq. 51. D. 2 2 Arthur Brooke, Esq. 5 5 Mrs. R. U. 1 1 Re!. C. Mordannt 5 0 J. Mangles, Esq. 1 1 T. Pearsr Lieut. R.N. 1 1 51ra Hiartry 1 5 Y. Z. 1 I Rao. Sir H. Poolt,Bart. 10 10 N. C. 5 0 Mu Worrell 2 2 11. %V. O 7 Mrs Illibert Birdcall 5 0 A Frit ud 1 0 L. a Thomas Illation 1 1 11 11. 1 0 At Lloyd's. Jesse Russel 10 10 Mr. S. Lawfurd 2 it G.ll. 1 1 Westford And Allesick 5 Cr Mr. i'aylur, 11 a w ea row, Mile Esid 3 3 Mr. Jas. Taylor 1 1 Frans Thrtaitrs 5 sr A. 1.) L. Agawam (.1 J. 11 , Ames. 10 Patrick Ilurae •2 Edouard Ire 10 Mrs. Marsden 1 1 Mr. fisibert Joachim Ott, It) 0 11cssrs. Cooke ILI. At M end ford. !Ind S n _ _ 10 10 John Kite. Earl. N 'rhos. Sprint anal Cu. Iti In J. P. Ashlcy 1 I J. C. Lee 3 3 John Liens 5 G. W. and 1.. Herbst lU 10 Paris. Me.Causlased, and Co. 10 0 John Hasler S 5 A few Young Men. in- Co.'; R. Thompson, Esq 20 0 X. K. Z. 10 0 3lr. J. S. I 0 Sir C. Danbury, Daft. 10 10 Miss Garth 1 1 Capt. Gin tb, It N. 1 1 Robert Husby 2 0 Wm. Osganole, Esq. 5 5 E. Polhill, jun. Esq. 3 3 Mr. John Kinks 1 1 It. Gray, Esq. Ealing 5 5 D. Gray, Esq. Sumer set-place 5 0 Thomas Abb.tt, Esq. 1 1 J. Wilbank, Esq. 1 1 stead of laying s Christmas Cake 104. Mr. W. M. Porter 1 1 H. K. A. 3 0 Harman and Co. 21 0 Arch. E•q. 5 t. W. H. Crowder 5 5 Wm. Parry 5 C J. R. Loam's, senior 3 3 C. J. Wilkinson I') 5 J. Kurwan and Sons ;o to Wm. Wynne 2 0 MseTarish, Fraser, St Co. 10 0 Weston, Mohnen, & Weston. Edmund Ludlow 2 2 Weston, Sir .1. Pin. horn, sod Weston 10 10 H. IL Gold 1 1 At the City of Loudon Tavel is. A. M. S. 10 10 !H. W. 2 2 Miss M. Wrench 1 1 John Wrench 2 2 Edward Wrench 1 1 Robert Farrel' 1 1 Richard Stephens 1 1 J. 1.. 1 1 Wm. Criswell, Bed ford-row 1 1 P. K. 1 0 George Hy 1 0 At the Jamaica Coffee-how... Peter Earnshaw 2 2 James P. Hillary 1 I Miss Todmas 1 1 C. J. Scott 1 1 John Burchell I 0 Fraser, Thellak , and Michael Atkinson 10 0 Son ERRATA and OMISSIONS. 5 5 Omitted, Stb instant ' Key, Brothers', and Co. 10 1.1 Omitted, Mr. W. Oterofitro. 1 Errata—Lieuteaant Cutler's Subscription, advertised 11 should be 21. 24.—For " D. Nevatta"—rrad " D. Mu ratta."—For " irel.b"—read " William Burns, taneber."— R. JONCP, East advertised 21. should be 21. 2s —For " min Payer, Esq."—read " Sayer, Esq."—For " Walken and Cu."—read " Walker, Maltby, Parker, and Co." At the Jerusalem Coffee- home. Capt. Cobb, 11 C.S. 2 Capt. J. P. H C S. ? Brown, Sharps, and Co. 5 5 J. A. Teller, late H.C.S. Sovereign 1 t Mr. Edward Kerrie* II 1 Capt. J. Hine, H.O S. 1 I Capt. Philip Ripley t. 5 H. M. Davis 1 1 RICHARD D. ISBELL:ieceetar;, Finance Committer THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, ice. BLENHEIM-STREET, GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET. TMIRE SPRING C(iiiii§E or LECTURES at this School will begin on the following days : ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, by Mr. BROOILFI, daily, at Two, on Monday, Jan. 19. Dissecliuu• as usual. CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDICA, ice. daily, at Eight iu the Morning; THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at Nine, with Examinations by Dr. AGEn, Ull Monday, February 2. Three Courses are given every Year, each occupying nearly four Mouths. Further Particulars may be loosen from Mr. Brookes, ■t the Theatre ; or from Dr. Ager, No. 69, Margaret-strtet, Cavendish-square. 11 1 1, ORGAN and SANDERS having taken ft considerable part of Mr. Butler's late Warertiorns in catbariue.street, adjoining their own, and communicated 111 e same, very respectfully inform Ladies and Gentlemen they have a still larger exhibition of Cabinet and Upholstery Fos - nitere, particularly their patent four-poet Bedstead., with Furniture and Bedding complete, ready made up for imme diate sale and delivery; they have also the satisfaction of advertising, that in conselinence of thg peace establishment, the price of each article is considerably reduced. Capital solid Mahogany Wardrobes, at twelve and fourteen guinea. each ; Chests of Drawers from Five Guineas upwards, and every other article in proportion. Families furnishing either part or whole hovers may depend on baying the hest union. fiteturinl articles at very reduced prices, for prompt payment 3 the Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, Patent Imperial Dllllllll Tables. Trafalgar Sideboards and Tables, with a gnat variety 111 other articles on new and improved principles : on giving Morgan and Sanders the preference, it will be proved 1141 es. lablishment in London can render Cabinet and Upholstery Articles on such low and advantageous terms. Nos. la, 11, and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. GENUINE PATENT NIEDICINE. 11], BUTLER and SONS, No. 4, Chespaide, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, London, sod No. 34, Sackville.atreet, Dublin, sole Agents fur the Sale nt Dr.JAM ES'S FEVER POWDER, and ANALEPTIC PI LI (the only genuine, withdrawn from Messrs. NEWRERyx. DIXON'S ANTIBII.IOUS PILLS, CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES, and other estahlislied Medicines, be to re d the Public that the following may be had at then Warehouses (as above), and that they warrant to be grooms. every Medicine that is procured from them. Dr. James's Fever removed The Pectoral Elixir or C oug h Powder. t from I Drops. Dtpo Analeptic Messrs. The Vegetable Tooth Powder. PsIN. Newbery. Henry's Calcined Magueso., Ching a Patent Worm Lo. PaytheruesCbeltenh e so Saul 'lenges. Thompson', ditto. Di 111111 ' 11 Antibilinus Pills. Oxley's Faience of Ginger. Ilicknian's Pills fur the Gra- Dulhy'a Carminative. vel, Lumbago, dec. I Dr. Steer's Opudelduc. Surgeon Fisher's Preparations I oglisli'A Scots Pills. of Strausonisim. Hooper's Female Pills. Chemical Chilblain Liniment. Cordial Cephalic Sniff. Huxhain's Tincture of Hark, Singleton's Eye Ointment. prepared as ordered by the Chevalier Risspiist's Styptic College of Physicians and Dentifrice. The genuine Turlington's Revisoldb's Gout SperiSc. Iti;sam. Freeman's Hashing Spirits. And ni°o ever, other Patent and Public Medicine: N fr On inking nix or no Article the Stamps will he al. lows.' —Merchants and others to send (plant.' abroad, are informed their orders will be executed by Menu , Bn:ler, un the mist liberal terms. I 1 1 0 , * t