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. . . • • "IPWT 1 _ sanest 2144. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, COTENT4IIIIIDBN. rpHIS PRESENT THURSDAY. Dec. 7, 11109, will be /Dried, • Comic Opera, called THE 11 7 0t)DM AN. Seir Walter ‘i Brittle, Mr. MundPn ; Wilford, Mr. locledon Copt. O'Donsel, Mr. Taylor, Faiiin e , Mr Bellamy Boh, Mr. Emery . Easily, Mns. Dieltons ; Miss Di Clacbtr, Mrs. Davenport: Dolly, Mis. Liston. Incidental to the piece, a Dance, by the Misses Adonis and the Cnrps de Ballet. After *itch, &Tragic Pamtniniinical BallM , cal:cil, DON .HIAN ; . OR, THE LIBERTINE DESTROYED. Don Juan, Mr. Egerton ; Den Dustman, (the Ceinmand ant) Mr. Chapman; Sesininunch, Mr. Grimaldi. Donna Arne, Miss Bristow. The Dances by the Milllke. Adams.—To conclude with a View of the•lnfernal Regions, and a Skewer of Firc• Buses, 75.; %coed Price, Ss. 6d.—Pit, es. ; Serena Prier, is.--lechery, 211. t lert.ffid Price. la.—Upper Gallery, Is. Tw-osuirow The Merchant of Venice, and Tom Thumb dm Eivaats-sflo Saturday, The Exile • with Tke Portrait of Crrvasitee • or The Plotting Listers.LOß Monday, Roar nredlisktet: wadi Oat Juan.— •n Tamday, Jobs Bull ; or, illip Englishman's Mire Buie; w i Ilene Waternien —Ott Weiliiess slay ' Every Man in his liiim•iiir, and Oscar 'and Malviiia.ssii OnThuratlay, It., PI ovukett Muslims':; or, A JimiumeY to Loadon. LYCEUM THEATRE. UNDER THE SPECIAL LICENSR OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN, Granted fur the present Seam, to the Joist application of • all parties pi incipally interested. lIIHEIR HAJES TIES . ' SERN'ANTS, form ". ing the COMPANY of the late DRURY-LANE. THEATRE, will, THIS . PRESENT THURSDAY, Der. 2, Diu% perform the Play of THE CANTLE SPECTRE. Omega, Mr. Raymond; Reginald, Mr. Powell; Percy, 111 r. Holland; Faller Philip, Mr. Palmer; Motley, Mr. Russell; Haman, Mr. Vaughan, (being his first appcirance at this 'I haatre). Angels, Mrs. E4ill'ili, (being her lint ap raceme/ in that Character); Alyce, Mrs Sparks. To which will he added, the Minkel Farce OF AGE TO-NIVRRO‘V. Borne VVillingliurst, Afr. De Camp; Baron Pi/Reber', Mr. Pronto, (bring their at appeacwave in thrive Climatic tars); ki• Hans Molkus. Mr. Wewitaer; Lady Brensback, an k . o png Sparks; Sophia, Mos. Mathews; Maria, Kelly, (bring her first appearance is that Character.) .t -ansies, 6s. ; Second Price ' 3...... Pit, 311. 4111aspad Prior., its—Gallery, st ; Secoad Puce, is.—Umit 11Valleil; Is.; Second Price, bd. Fu-morrow, The teconstnat ; or, The W# Turin fah • and The Divorces-0o Saturday, The Drama sod Ma: trinionrissOu Monday. The Newry Miners ; T he Priam Use entice wilt be given of the next rep . sots of Ibn New Farce called Nut at Home : • ELERANT EVENING'S ENTERTAINMCNi. lIIINOR THEATRE, CAI lIERIN&STMEEET, HIRANO. The moreordinary PerLwavien bristled forward test week, has wet with entbusiaatic appinime, and, as the Fashion rilile 'Worn:Lend their ors) to the EMPEROR of ALL CONJURERS, AIR. INGLEBY, itnprriveil with gratitude, re 1 begs Im to announce to hie Friends and the Pub. ' tic large, Qat EVENS EVENING THIS WEAK Sr 1 /orals la apes his Budget oh PHIUINOPMICAL tEX- TERITY of HAND, with other Exhibitions, specified in the hand-bills Anti-11)MA sack day at the deur of the Thearge, at 12 o'elock. Admittance to tin Stage and Boxes 3s 64.; Pit VI.; Gal lery is.—Doors opened at six o'cloak, to begin at Sercia.—is Half- once at Half-past Eight. A Private Performance way he bad, by giving a day's *mice. N. B. prepercere is taken to harp the hense.vrarrn.• . . LI'Y ER P0011. Y .; !Pi US EU 3I . ' . • r THE shore Cahmet 0, Rarities, contairrin2 'Sgt. "wards of 70ou babied, mi . Natural History, Antiquity, • are Productions of the Fine ~Arts • Collected at an experife ei itivionl. with many years ,nf ar duous research ; sot die. played in a inwel and beautifet rammer ; will open for pub inspection, at the Great Ryon. 22, Piccadilly, wear the May-market, London, on MONDAY, the 4th Ot rember. Admitiauee, (rum ten sill dusk, and from seven till nine Is the evening, at is. each. Descriptive Cataloging ss. 6J. Tickets fir the trains, ass. W. A ROMATIC SNIT 'of VINEt;AIt, (the X 1 original ianatiw of Mr. Henry, sod Itrought by his Pacceasire iinprovaments to the holiest perfection', violi nist,/ to he prepared sod sold by THOMAIi and WILLIAM kIiNRY, Chemists, Nauchcster. no agreeahle p, 'fumed Liquor is composed of highly soaceatrateil Vinegar, jciced witi tke must pleaSivat •ro- Vaal it's and of cactuas 'Wise pi scli Its puny. at odoni resters it este/foci/ grated"( sad salsitacy in head. sibs, fainting>, and w dl plaircs of public mewl, (as Theatres, Conrts of Jus tice, lc.) II it counterscts the bail etttcts of bested sad foal sir. It M also the best antidote nitwit the tufection of ali costagioas drarams. As there ere many 'periwig and inferior imitation., ruder the same and 'nailer sautes, some of ethrh arc fAllariotyily semeseeted r improveneerts, the eolitic are reeler-PU.4I to eheriee, that the titivate vf lemmas and William !leery, Ifancheetcr, are engraved epo each stamp, and letiolded us the glens rfeuh bottle. The Aromatic %putt of Vinegar, prole ett. od. (stamp in -00,1,41 is teh.desale and rcta•l, by Bayley smi Wee, Cdrtapiii street, (the only agitate in London, atiiki..rieed by the Proprietor.:) *hire may be bad, spurge ►vacs of geld, silver. rorseliae, clay eta!, ex. Abu, HI '. 4 IKriCALCINED 31AreirrstA, ie bottles, at N. 6d. and larger, with glass utopp,s, at es. each ; their Naar= Ming ea theathaaps. A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. FOThElit:ll,ll4 jiittly.crielit uteri FE. MALE PI LIA, for diNcrent complaints relative is tLe Sex at various periods of life. It bay Lean truly ohs' **avail, that women, more than the other sex, nisy be condo dared in a certain degree as invalids : they are subjected Ia a variety of dioceses from the slalom of the functions sleep are deathbed as mothers to perform, which entue.K upon them eakness, pain, mut anatomising ion *of Dims. reviler seems. bons connected with the fall cujoya,.l, oi health. lr. set a the constitution cf the female, and relieve this obsti ur tia, uo remedy has Iwo haws to operate with such cer tainty, quickoess, sad safety, as Dr. Fothergilrs Female Pills—it unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar quality of ralkaing fullness, oppression, and those other uneasy symptoms which arise irons too muc h ' blond is the habit ; they an the most certain cure for neriuns, byes feria, and Astatent complaints, asevell as the various other syarmodic las et irme. so casino° to the sex. Dr. Fotheegiirs Pills, as a family medicine, 'boatel be is potistmioa of every mother, ant ether searchers of , the yvarig, who have females entrusted to their care. Sold; wholesale and retail, is, Mr. Butici'a, a, Ckeapsitie, cocoa. of Patesnostecrow ; and retail by Tett, Royal Evelio's, ; Allea;?o, Oaftwd-street; Clark, did. Borough ; sad moat ' wintry baoksaßers and Venders, in hates, et es. gd. each. • Of whom at iy be had,. BUT LAWS AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES, issperisimg the Puke, anJ fur Cirighs, Colds, Asthma!), and cuestleartens, in buses, at Iri.i, each. • . . ' b' •s , ~_-:: ~~~ ~~~~. _ _ _ THURSDAY, DECEMBUt 7, 1800. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, IND& s, vier Tux COM M NSIONERS fitr . coniettieg Mojeity'e Tron+pnet Service, for taking Care of Sick and Meade( 'Seamen, and far the Care aitilevondy of Primaeri if War, de her e hy g i ve bleak', That they will be teddy, at ride ( l i ke, an TUESDAY. th e ig t h e December, 1309, to ra. emremaled Tender+, and treat with hark Person+ at may be with. ing Ps eararar: , for V;claestling Pawners qj War 84 Renlith. •t S tap letars,Ar six weeds.. certain, • the isth January, teist N. Trader rig be reavined u fy Omc e'Clnek ON 144 Day .9. Treaty, air any noticed, enlist the Party, or oft Agee, err per+ me!, attend. Each Tender newt hr accompanied by • fat. ter /rem two re+part.ole Prrrrnt, regaezing In beepne bcamd wit!' the t'erens tesdning, in the * Sisn. of L.tuou fer the dee perform* eery qf the Contract. Farther particular+ may be keno*, by applying at Mu nip., a, to tie Are' q'the oDid Gammiowne", at staPirem. IMO ER I A L MAPS OF GREAT BRIT/1137 --- " MR. S'IrOCK I) kLE respectfisils iolorot• the Solner.bers, that the RIM'S of ENGLAND had SCOTLAND are, ow rem:ly. for tleheery. Price of England, el. as. Scotland, 21. Ts. Piftidilly, Dn. 4. now • . O%JOaD mutt' gELLORSHIP—POPISH Pufirif art: ecipepfely infoilned. that the' • PulAiestion of Ile' POPISH DIVANS or, Putltkal Sanhedrin', wal 'not be detwyed beyuud THIS DAY, De. comber 7, at in tiVock in the forenoon. In reply to t:ie many epplientio.,s for this Porto. it le ne- cessary to state, that it wilt de; elope wine important *erre* reapeeting the views and motives of the Greurillities sod advocates of Popery. ONLY TWENTY-THEY': GUINEAS. ABeautiful Square NANO-FOICKE, jekt used enough to season it, and stands remarkably well iti tune; it his the additional keys, pillar-leg., and pedal, nod is, in every respect, as gnud an Instrument as eau be bought at thirty-two guineas. • • May be seep at No. a. Leicester-place, Leicester-square, from ten to four o'clock. 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