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~ ~ ~~ ~, , ' • . 4 ;be f• 1 , munaLER 2131. r , . liRW THEATRE.ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. riling PRESENT. MONDAY, Nov. 20, .11. -Dili he seted,• Tragell, KING RICHARD Tim Tiiin.D. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. Murray; Richard, Duke of Chester, Mr. Cooke; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. Creswell; Duke of Nurfulk, Mr. Chapman ; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. actable. Queen Elisabeth, Miss ; Duchess at Viol:, Mts. Emery ; Lady Aisne, Miss Norton. Tu which will be added, n 'fragie Pautonsimical Ballet, • " • DON JUAN: OR, Tiff. LIBERTINF.DESTROYED. Don Juan, Mr. I.4ei ten ; Mon Guzman, (tire Command :eat) Mr. Chapman ; 6cm:smooch, Mr. Grimaldi, Donna Alma, Miss Bristow. The fniners h) the Nine% Adams.—To cowhide with • View ofthe Infernal Regions, and a Shower of fire. liners, 7s. ; tskcond Price, 3a. 6il.—Pit, ss. ; Second Price, as —Gallery, 2.. ; Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery, is. The Dour, wilt he opened at halfi past Five, and the Pla y henna at Hatf-Fast Tu. min row, The. t;iia pieiests Hesheuil.—On Wednesday, The School fur Pr; iiiilice.—Os Tbuirlay, Every Mao in flonsonr..,—On Friday, The Wei to Get Marriud.—Ou Battuday, The English Fleet in t 342. INCEU UNDER THE SPECIAL LICENSE OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN i Grained for the twassit Scotto to Oct joist application of all parties principally iidcresisd. rplIElll SEtt%'ANTS. form ". iu4 the COMPANY of the Isle DRURY-LANE TIIEIII4E, will, THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Nov. vo, row), ',errors, the Comedy of MAN ANU'WIFE; OR, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. Lord Austenrourt, Mr. Holl.ord; Sir Rowland Austen court, Mr. Powell; Charles Austruconrt, Mr. Wreath ;bta second appearance in that character); Sir Willoughby Wor rert, Mr. Dowton ; Abel Grouse, Mr. Wroughton ; Mr. Cor nelia,. trDediorws, Ilfr. Jobindune ; Powder, Mr. Alathena. Lady Worrell, Mrs. Marlowe; Helen Wi•rrett, Mrs. Edain (Ireiwg her .ecoud appearance iu that character); laisuy, Miss Ray. • To which will be added, a New Farce, is Two Acts, (newer performed) called NoT Al' lionE! The Characters by Mr. Mauls, Mr. Mathews, Mr. De Camp, Mr. Holland, Mr. Palmer, Mr. °abet ry, Mr. J. South, Mrs. Orger, Mrs. Mathews. &r &c lu Act I. a Song (composed by Mr. K. 11y). To-morrow, The Beggar's Opero.—( h , WeJocaday, The Body..—On not bday, A Hold Stroke fora Wife. r • Pint Night of • ratu Borletta, With a rarirly of p pular Cutertukumus PAVILION THEATRE., NEWCASTLEATAEET, STR IND. Establiahed by AUTHORITY, sod I..ICrA4Se.I) by the Right Iluunarahle the LORD CHAMBERLAIN rpl LIS PRF..SENA' EVENING. hisiND.tY, IL November go, (tat time), • Comic Barletta, in One Art. called The HAt7NTED VILLAGE; or, love' SI, Agnelli. &Indy, Mr. Foe ; Sir. Jobuson ; Peter, Mr. Decootoo ; Leonora, Misa Blumgrea; Annette, Mrs. Pt acre; sad Clod, Mr. Jobanout (his first appearance) Alter which, (13th time), • Nevi SCIIO.OIII3IC Spell ICle, with New Scenery, characteristic Dances, Coic.iate, Sienrs, ALZIRA ; or, The Algcrine corsair Prinripal Cha raek.ra by Mr. Crossman, Mr. Norman, Mrs. Pearce, Mr Hartland, and Mrs. •Parker ; Horseniruiship by Mr. Smith wutl Young Saunders, with the Iltler's maareavres ea the TIGHT-ROPE. To conclude with (7th time) a New Panto .. rumor. with extenrire Sce.oer), Alitainery, ikc. railed The IHA MOEN l AIN • or, Harlequin Exile; Grotesi ue It...ver, Mr. Bevis; flarl ' oquiu, 'Mr. Warthearl, 01.. MI. risSUettil ; qd Clown, Mr. Norman. CAilunibine, Mrs. Parker. S,cund Price at Holt-poet Eight. . N.B. &tunnies Tuition by able Masters, fruit Ten till Three o'clock. 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Old-street R 5 e•I. tYsn Cornforth, of Bishop.Weannuoth, Durham, Makes-, to. surrender, Dec. a, 9, and so,- at eteveti, at tke • Bridge-I s,1:1, Bishop- ITrarroou I:. A Harness, 37,. Blackastou„ Symond'a-Inn, London ; and Mr. Robert Ingram Shaft*, buillopAVearronuth. Thomas Hulroe, of Liverpool, Lancaster, house-hailder to ani render, Itee. 11, 1., and j elc,Ne, at the :lobe- • tavero, Jobs-street, Liverpool. Aitionevs, Mr. Wardle, Julm-street, Dedford.row, London ; Mr. Thomas Ai ison„ Hanover...tr. ; and 3letrars. Grillith and {Dude, Feuvrick street, Lim good. ' Thome. Jones, late of Camomile.etreet, London, ware houseman, to surrender, Nov. 25, Dee. 9, nod 31i, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, ..31r. Alliator, Freeman's - Cornhill, London. Wm. Orrin., of Litarles-atreet, Middltara-hospital, sex, bookseller, to surrender, Nov. eS, at eleven, Cec 9, at twelve awl 30, at eleven, at Gnildhall, London. A 224221, Mr. Bellamy, Clifford's-Ina, Loudon. Wm. P.illoek Comelier and Thomas Peowsithat, of Us. ' 4 "" wriest'a-lowe, Lombarthstreet, London, inernhaute, to me. render, Nov. Dct. a, mid 31), at twelve, at Gu.ldball. Attorneys, Nlesers. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke,Warriford. court, Thrrmorton-street, Loudon. George Morgan, of Foster-lame, flishopagme•atreet, Leap • don, chresentunger, to surrender, N.W. n, Ike 11, at ass, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 11..0.m0n, Hat- • ten-[ardor, London. Thoons Dimon, of Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant, amp-rider, Dec. 7, s, and 31/, at our, at the Globe-tarots, John-street, Livtrpoul. Attorneys, Air ~,,, at Windle, Joka-strest, Bedford-row, London; and Mr. Charles Bird,. Stalliam's-builihisp, I.ord•street, Liverpool. James Twilling, of Chad's-ova, Gray's Inn.hine, Middle sex, builder, to surrender, Nov 91, OS, at usse and Dee yo , at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, 31(r. E. Pasta% •.• Walbrook. Matthew Mellor, now or late of Bristol, grocer, to sae. . reader, Nov. 91, Isec. r,, and 30, at eleven, at the Rammer- ' tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Alessi. Rh.tcumbe and Kiag, Fleet.street, London; and Mr. H. Frank*, St John-street, Bristol MM. Field, sett. of High Hoylasd, Yolk, home. farrier, to r . surrender, Dee. 6, at four, „and Jo, at tau, at the Punch Boot Inn, in Clayton-West, York. Attorneys, Mr.ers. Swale and Harts, Great Ormoud-street, Loudon. John Thorpe, of Vine-street, Chandos-street, St. Martin's- Istbe.Fields, Middlesex, to •u,• re od e , Nov. 31. at 01W. , Dec.Dor. 5, and so, at twelve, at Guildhall, :trish n_ At torney, Mr. C. Hamilton, Tivo.tock-ruw, Con at (adv.,. • Thomas Lister, of King-strut, Holborn, Mid ...sea, coach-plater, to surrender, Dec. 5,9, and n', at eleven, at • L:sodon. Attorneys, Messrs. A' Beckett and :Ital., Ltroad.street, Golden-square. Jaime Tornio, of Upper Touting, Surrey, esru.6ea , er, to surrender, Nov. 91, 25, nod Dec. nu, .at leo, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr Colliugwood, St. has tour's Charek yard, Southwark Robert Best, late of Alderspate.street, London, watch. maker, to surrender, Nov. E. , 3, Dec at mie, mid 30, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondon. Atturovy,Str.dolio Pullen, Fore. street, London. ~;. g . I:, Jobs Gibbs, late of Haverfordoest, wirse.inerchant, to surrender, Nov. au, Dec. t, and 00, at .:even, at the Castle 100, in Haverfordwest . Attorney, Mr John Th ~,,, as, Haverforchsest ; and Messrs. Price and Williams, Line..lll's inn. Charles Greetharn, of Liverpool, merchant, to arturride l , Dee 11. 13, and 30, at one, at the Globe . 1 . avert), an John street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. SlllOlOl ..:.-t and I:rten, Leigh-street ; and Mr. Thomas Windle, John-street, Bed ford-row, London. James Challieom, of Bristol, rordwainer, to surrender, Nov. to, Dec. nu, and 3e, at eleven, at the hush Tavern, Bristol. Atturneys, Metiers. Osborne and Ward, Dmitri ; and Me JIIIIIIES, Grav'ti.itur-square, Loodou. J Jobe Maw. late of Southampton, builder, to surrender, Dee. 4, at oue, .5, at eleven, and Ju, at twelve, at the 11'..a It ' 1 and Horses f,,, in Southall:pima. Attuiney, Mr. Thomas Nichols, Southamptuu. John Dowse, of Great Jaines.strett, Bedford row, St. George the Martyr, Moldlc.ex, se :eerier, to aureenekr, Der. a, 12, and an, at teu, at Coil:hull, London. Attorney., Messrs Ellison and Dawson, White Dart e wort, Leonhard street, Loud... StanuelSteruson, of Arebri.l b re, Somerset, baker, to snr. render, Dee n, 7, 6011 30, ut eleven, at the Glow. Inn. in Bridgewater, Somerset Attorneys, Mr. Tarra..l, Chancery- (site, Loudon ; and Mr. Anthony Dior, Custle-ltalie), Bridgewater James Dodd, of Vpper Thames-street, London, /refer, to .. i. surrender, Nov. 05, at len, Dec ,/, at eleven, mo.o 10, at ten, - at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. T..• se, boo., Hall, Upper Thames.st re. t Bothnia Manhunt :rod Martha Raton, a Ben.' .t.,, e r, Nlieldlews, mdliners;to surreird. r, Sur. .2 - ,, it • C. ,„ sod 4; f at t• dee, at Gmldball, London All...rileh M t lint, Sta rry s:iect, It. and. : . For the remainder of floc Gaulle sec last p go ] . • . . . - 1 - .. .. . . . ' c . ,, ' ' ''''... '..*. oil:it ... • .. f " - • • .1. '-. • •.--:' 1 • . l:-) I' ' •.4 i t 1 • t t I' "lb •_ w . V " : ' il l ; r t tot) ;13r rt • „..,..„,...., ...... ~. 444, 4 Ili* Tr, i •.,,,, i . 1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER '2O 'sop; ; • • .........I . 4pt rxrabruE-HALPPENNY. • • • - % : • . • . al Ito. p r i ce ii. i s in boards, *Wen OF PAROLE OF HONOUR. si itt rCeAuetn''' Rasgen, to be Lieutenant Colomel, wlth• iirialisill ENGHAV I NCS, Tit* s bartatT-Ort ice, Nev. iii, tatty. on urn - lase. me iS!pnumtio! the BASIS of VITHEi? rVi the Seven FRI : AV.:it Pktl- 6utth 6,1. t ii .-3far t, r William . tv;ili u t:7, w frots . titeSist Fut, other, the CAVITY i n w hi c h 1 V SONF.ItS of WAR, aimed and driirribiA at the d with Ten Outline Plates, and foot hereof, lia.e absconded from IFVERI ON, in Devoe- M 4 Sitor Junes I 4 "at Vto be ditto.