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:Arita 513 r ~~~ i...... 4,:c o ;1 .. r :!,' :. . 7 .: vi 1... i . il': j.., .. vit . )•-. . . .. d.t. ..... ... . ..._ 7,...„ -, .- , r • • - _A-. r P ..... ... ; . Oh • ... •4".' t . _ -- .. • 1 SIX-VEML.E. 1• - - -- - -- - --- - - -- . • 4 1.' ;41.1 70 , f TUESDAY, 'JANUARY 24, IMM. swami 1878. THRATRIEJOTAL PRURY-LAN. THIS PItEIENT El. EN IN(i, Jiku.l4, Igo!). Ttrry Majcstire Servmda will perform (fur the 17111 lilac), s New Contetly ' in Orr acts, chilled, MAN AM) 1111'1:: • OR, MORE RECRE'I'S TH AN ONR. The Clormleni by Ur Mitsui, Sir. lifr too, 3lr. Dowthru, Mr. Husictlituu, Mr. Joh io.ore, Mr. Mottles% Mr. Smith, Mr. !Semen, Mr. Marldoctis. Mr. Sparks, Mr. Evans, Mr. Webb; Mrs. Harlowc,.lll: Jar- Van, Mr.. Ii Sidibins, Mrs Scott. Mltr which te2tl Moe throe 14 yeast, the Pantomimic of ItOIIINSON C ItUs( OR, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. llch;nsoi Crowe, Mr. kohrrt ; Philter, Mr. Male ; Man, Mr. f'airinuther ; Lieutenant ‘fritit a SJugh Mr Smith; Fridly, Mr f.aarent. 'rim? Ori- , iihal Savage Deuce, hy Ilessrs.Goodmas, Hope, •st'dts, Aust.°, Vials, Jct. 6.e 'rut , . SECOND PART. _ . _ VIcrvAI.UNG4)FFICE, J• X . 16, I sag. Fri iE COSI N 1 lti6 lON Elti for ills 1 "kp h , .19 4994 9 e on TUFA 10 . 11. . On .444 instant', then will be ready t. receipt Tenders so for , ii•T (0-Pled sp), and treat for TEN TH()LISAND BAGS oP AIS FP, made from. dole Meld; ha' , A 41 r. 04,0 01 to be delireeml in A Thdright, and the rernoiedv in a .t6rtni7ht qflerwarrlo,iito 41ei I ietualltee nwes at Deplfild, nod to he !Lae for 6, 9 BIAS, payilinit tcah in:nrca, sleety dads after do , e. The Covh!ione of the rotary, ...to he wen at the S. err: af q 'r (Jae.—N H. Nn Tender will be whoitted Ar • leo Dion.d.:„ than Ows Theetnead Daze. No regard will he had tio au, Tender in which the Price ,hall not 6..i.t.00e.1 ire Weedy at length, or that shall not be eh:leered to the Jhoy before ttwe o' C/43,4- 011 th,, ptid l'Ntuloty, d, 20A i*.thinl, Roe vile the Perm' who me/ax the 11,,,1tr, w tout ;4* g'batr.atteode, to an.wir e'wo rolled - ' ST. ALDAN'S ELECTION. TTIE FREEMEN in th e Interest nr W. WIL LIAMS arc respectfully istformod that CARRIAGES will - ha ready at the 'time Cups, Alderegateeifeet, es TO-MORROW MORNING at 7 u'Clock. This day is published, i®s ',de. boards, price is.. V"YAISEN D ' ANTENOIi en tatECE et en ASIE. NCB Flee Natiuta sin l'Egypts, blasuserit Glee Insure a ',smut:intim. • Traittit par E. F. LANTIER. Redick et telt Ala luirti:e daxJruuri Ntrisuitoeg, Par MitriaLue WA I'T h I Ea. Essichi de nettesd ; ;;;;Teis na.:dlenrriAurcurs, d'use Code des VOys2ls, et d‘x Ii niches any Nouveaux finje , ts. A I.nutires.. A 4 Depot, dos ice. 'assns.:Cam pour la Jen. noose, dire Didier et 'f ebbet, IN o 7:., St. Jautes's.att cet ; c 31, (Oxford. shut. l l Where earhe had, the following Nursery Books , The Old Woman who *Ad Fruit, plain is. cut. 1 6 2. Ada...wines of Don tduisotz, - plant is. col. Iti .1. the lionsa that Jack Bads, . I.: Li.i is. sot. 16 4. Tto. Cutilvr awl iiiiSniolaiug Wife, psis is. 2....3. I IJ 5 Sklll 100111111:00, pi.in is. col. I t. ti. Seven chanoizonsof riaristeodom, phsi.l is. col. I 6 7. %l tom'. end her Depth or N.Y car' a Gift, col. I 0 V. Paw in French, - - gut. I 0 9. The Iln!olief, - . plain is. cot. 1 I; ith Jlttl - itit Giant Liii.Tr, .*. p:4lu is. col. 16 it. Guilm4l6', Trerls plaits is. c"L 1 6 la. Vnleotion 001 Ors: - m, ' . plain is. 0.1. 1 6 .10. Tbredisidt Iltew at Hum; . veto IL col 1 6 le. 11.4Vettur% ofkiil his.., . Itimg m. col. i i 1.5. Wad'ittle Gnmaltua's Vilely, - plate lc COI. Iti 16. Thr I.ltou's Parliament,' - pia/is ii:liFt. i• 4 17. Tile Twelve Labours of Hercules, plain I. cot I 6 2ti r I() for the Lt . 1.11E.F of the Ois trrs.td I ,krt4 of S‘VEDNI4 PIN AND. a.sci idler Parrs of .itV ELIE V. and tir the roaser , .os FaTitives fsom l'utlaual that an drily arltvtag id a moat depluiabie stale. Harlequin, Garbois ; Msol.trot, Mr. Niale ; Lower, Fairooothor ; Cupid, Mos C. DrlblUir ; the CIUWII, Mr. I.sorant. Volatabiur, dlrs The Nov C.nncdy of Mau and %Vac ; or, Mum Secrets fl am Oac, was again received throw:host, by an "vague , - tag audir-ace, with Ote logisest •nsatio. oY aptwoltattow, mud tu-utorrow, with itoloc.ota Crasoe.—On Thatredac, vith , lare Otard.--tot Friday t wtt VII Rona to re —Aud i ea Saserita), ilksee pod* Dense. ......... N.U. The Committee will continue In remit the mosey tnalweribed for the shovessentiouc.l pm pose, to the Om. mitter at St.orkholiii, whirls (nye% the nmt remittaure f.ont this Committer) His Majesty the liing of Sweden himself letc po' used. - . Thu Cornasittsit hose reeeive.l the following seleeriptiows, witthmarreralcdoWeisatil two gwitsces eich.iweassiillsr gum t, whirls nee tore umarrd for walltitf room. -•-• , ~ Amount of Solrogription• arlStrtised . - . 1.4,tfe1l It' ADDITIONAL AVNACRIPTIONL: . . Thomson sonar, Lot: IT ul. Colts, Eact . - - - - - - gi t. t; W. - - go. 9 . . t Messrs. S. F allsl ?I 'Fromm - . •... .., ThrATUF-ROY4I, HNC -MARKET. E%.itYING, Jun. 24, 1909, viu be acted, Shakespeare's Itieforieal My of KIN(' lIEN.ItS 1:011(114 ; . PART THE FIRST. lleory the north, Kittc `: sari", Mr. Merrav ; Henry ; Prove of Weirs, Mr C. Ketuble • Pripet Jrlsi of I..vscasorr, INi r Menage; Eui of Westesor'lood, Mr. Molar; Earl of L.olgtas Mr. Ctaretromt tail of WUferster, ( Impose ; rforthansherlani, Mr. Crowell ; notoor, Mt. *Toon; Sk Walter Bleat, Mr. Theorems; Sit ilterbard Tet te:A, Mr. erosion; Sit Joki faistaif. Mr. Cooke: Lady Fogy, MIPS Drostow. .0 wbklotist time this smog, the Pvi,enorinie of li4KLEQI T O: 'AND NIOTIIEtt GOOSE; . . Thomas Sb.plirrd . • - . lie 10 Kymer. Pl•Tazgart, and Co. sru.rates.l6,l, rftol ileia. Joseisti STkell, Sung and Co. .. . so • 0 .• Joins S , l;ts, E-. 44. 1 ' - _ - - 10 io T. TlMmoson, Ems. 311 P. • . - - le to Milian Williamson, Esq: - - -- 01 0 11... Abnack ; ~ - - I I Jotisle Dto.l6oel, EN. - - a 0 A Lady L. M. B. - . . - s 0 At Al t.lOlll. MA lIELY AIIII ftell. ma. GiLPIN'S et&tilitt.pktuz WOKKS. This day nre publngteJ, • • IN T tau. nnd W DAVIES, Strad, RS I:: II V 1f.F.V.4 on seeerkil Parts of the Comities ut CAMBRIDGE, NottroLK, SFF. FULK;sted ESSLii ; HMu up seven) rails of N ( )R TH WALKS. relative chiefly to piets.u.lits Beauty, in two T• 1114, gas former made ink the year 1704, tile litter iu year 77u: By the We WILLIAM GILPIN. A.M. Preksdary of Salisbury, and Vicar of Duhlre, near Lyng.. Published by his Truatos, fur the Benefit of his School, at Duldte, in 03e volume,. with T.euty truest the Author'. orizival driOrio9s, prier 19a nahnurds. As above may also be ha& by the arms Astlsor, 1. PICTURESQUE REMARK% us the RIVER WYE; with several Esietasings. Filth Ettaius, 'reiee 17s. iikboards. PICITRE',QUE REMARIiS ins the LAKES of CUM BERLA D sud %VEST:1111111,A ND: With several Eintrurior, 2 solo. Third Edition, price P. ids: ha bused'. 9. VICTURESUCE REM ARKS so the lIIGHLANIMI of SCl i PLAT U : With several Engravings, g volt Third &Bios, ii. itis. is Went.. 4. PICTVRESLIVE !:MARKS FOREST SCENE RY : With several Eugravine, 9 vols. ' Third Editios, 11. ids. in Woks. 5. PICTURESQUE REMARKS nn the %Ventral., Parts of ENGLAMD: 11 its several Eugravin,o. Second 1411990, • 11.:.e. ju ti n Plurfirtt:sw: nEm...ums on the Soutl.gu Parts of 'ENGLAND.: With r.,,,savin g s, iu hoard , . 7. FIVE, FASAYS sin PleTUttEildlCE SUBJECTS:' With Esenavissta 'Thirst &lidos, I%s. is hosed' s. ESSAY um PRINTS. Posotla boards. OIL THE GOLDEN FGA. Metbee Come, Mr. Simmons; afters arda [Carle. gain, tlr. Rologaa, too. • 'hipaire Lingle, afterwards Close, air. Grimaldi; !tailor Eby (with a Hornpipe, Miss W Ran. Colinette, afterwards Columbine, Miss Adams To conclude with three retire New Semmes: tl,r tint re. pro wetting the Riling of the late Thratre-Royal, Coerot v.oilro ; these:owl, on matt mpresmitation of the Layient of th , Ei.mittlation Store, as it appeared no Satorday, the lot of Dereii•b; r las! . change to a Na-vs "I' teatrt. To.inorrow, Macbeth : Macbeth, Mr. Krinblz —tlo Thom dm, The Exile i One which will be reseed, the Pantomime of Pr La Peroose ; ae,. The Lirsolste Priam, The Cain; atm s lieeerloy, Mr. /pentli.e ; Stahel:, Mr. Ctrolse ; dirs. lieserksy, /Jr... hinitons Watandar. A Aro Way to Pay 014 Debt, ~-(fin Monday, the gamed Oratorio of The Tesdilay, llaudet HUldel. Mr. Eatable. Wm.Whatrhy - - - 5 0 Mr. it. Krat awl Frira.la, t'eua dmt - 3 3 The (:ornmatre, IwOdes n quantity of jackets and horn, hair bad the pleasure to remit eouol. tu Swedes, ha various sums. Sohafriprioas may be paid to Melees. Hartleamlr and Reyaer, Trmsererr, Old Swan Stairs ; Joseph Haiterwneth, Esq. Secretary, t, FICA333Xce3; Clara Grill, tioi. Suction Galant-General, Dimatur-conet, 51nd io;;-lane ; the Raw. GZU44l , lllBrunnotark, Hintster ni the Swedish Church, Lou don, 25, IVellclosevinnee; at the follonime Bankers Meows Hawkey and Cu. Feat beech-strut; Moors. .1"....11, Thoentdo, cad CO. Barth, , ien9e-lase; Memos. Smith smi Hutt, Broad -swot ; Moan, Jovws, Lloyd, sad Cu. I.4b bury; ',trots. Mose anal Cd. Flretdurest ; Meng. Culla/ 004 Cu Strnlid ; Mews. it ins.nts, tideland, abut Cu.. Pall twit direst I.larra and Ititsoss*s Coline-lsouka i bit. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PlLl.li. CAUTION. IXTIIF.REAS BV.NJANIIN PERIIIN V V tended himself upon the Public as " the iiii‘tual and only permit^ whoever prepared the Crete. Powder and Anti.: leptic Pitts for the hate Dr. Jame.; they 'rill be enabled to judge of this nun's pretensions, when they are informed that be was a labourer in the Doctor's 'ranks., at Lambeth, at edema shillings per week, and afterwards employed to make up Ws pills, the ingredients of which were , eciglid cut and dalteered to bins, iu man, for that ragtime: ant thatitall& tree did assiat to alac part of the prams, of the Fewer Pow. Analepim Pills Oar their per altar efficacy. It will be trideit, ait.tafure, that Mr. Pei isn's art tot 1)e. Jaisses's i ' jP' , and the Public will determine a lint degree of enailit is to be given to one who has aliened, that he was the" or:ginal sett ant! person - who rem losirlyn Dr. James to preparing his Powder, when it appears that the fere, Parder was peeper' .1 many years before he worked for Dr. James, and erre tis foie he was lona. The Analeptic Pills (silSkh Dr. Joists contrived as a Remedy fur tOttiself, and which preserved his life to en advanced age), me admirably calculated Ow Disorders of .1w Stomach and ECWVIII, and fur the Ilecd-Acb, and other bed effects of free tiring, as elan ter RIK ornate, bitten, and Gooey Complaints; they gently open the pores by Right, and the body b. day ; and are excellent in Colds and alight Fevers, and should never be omitted at bed tnee, situ any tuna of Litnic or Drielting Sold only by F. Newberg and Semi, NO. IS, St. Paul's Church-yard, tondos; mil it Br. James's late house, in Stutimateeet ; in Boxes, price as. W. each, die VIZ in 41011 large Box, price IL U. ditty ini.lnited. N. 11 Observe that the words. " P. Newberg, Na. 45, Pt. Past's," ecstasy/area in the Stampe. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT 1144 broil ton frequently the toil,ject of font and general reprobation, that men, destitute of the tie meats of OM med.ral art, hare offered theta-selves as candi dates for rattle patrotinge in the proiessims of pinitie. For the purpose of doing juetiee to the result of our .tudies and experience, mot to present us from being clamed nnimig these empires, whose onyandent preteneinum have, issitirturnitely der society, been too feveorebly received, we WIC 1(.4 , 1 10 • 111bUili, it/ the liberal and tralighteteed. • faithful statement t f oar perailitt , and erquimmente After having rem - cured • r e zut a r so odi ra t educatioo, w 11w pupil, of MA ore. teiriodal asst Itinterd, whose twetteres and prsetices we earehlly at tended, Profess.* sod someone of the Lomlim Illuspitil. wr f 014•11•11 00114106 as MiNlil'llll in that justly-celebrated is :on.' for wirdo-.I smoimilients, the Rossi College of Este h and OtIC Morin led in the Ilartiertii Inane's"+ of oinkini , Sorerey, the theory and "'carnet of toistry, Botany, lac. e..e. se by an," einineot pof as ' 1.. s Mintro, Grencry, Work, I lamidoo, Bonito,, awl eitherfoitl. 'Ws !Just wr shell trot to tlr, mid pre• sumPlin u. in baying, that nor p.ofteltllly awl atm rirenet eta err 001 inroositirralile Fleeing. for • tong oilier of % t o.n, made certain entnnl-tinfs, and it, rwriou.• &wares of I) t CILITY, the psi t.l tater object of nor studies and practice, it will, we Imre, In ullineed,tlett tee have aciioned witictOn knowledge of 'lota treatment end care. In IMO' and recent rams of 1414'1013n, a iltifeet re •. at aldishinent i. rompleti - 11 is "'theft pm rind of niie 'Ur.; 3,14 in those of lb. utmost iu •-terery, whoa,• tither preetilinetere lure (sited of eneres., a ro.;ier priectrennt e m • plan of treatment insures to the patient • IBM& sad 141:0•01CtIre. Amidst th inel , delody rsriety adisorders wlWelt are the effects of a tistot lung` and most anhaimay imitated by the youth wf litele sous, there are none none alarming in more distending than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently preeest ur outfitter the matrimonial state. To such scoots it most be • consoling rt.fiet two to know, that they nut r now, by a new and mode of treatment, tic re stored to that greatest of all bums it tlessings—a s 1 rung, 11011-- and vigtoi.us ounstiintion. In all rases of et,hility, from •lieterer epos! arising, so well se in every am fit* of a cer tain into:lion. we may be roil:salted by pateutte of Mine pa, with the pretest sterery and honour. limos of new iltetient mlt home, from Iris to three, and (Mot site or the crew ing till ten at night. Patients in the country ate rerpireted to state the partied- Ise ref their vise, age, gad gent cal Weird of die. &e. inci.eSrug a retegiftv.ce tw advice and environs, what the 1•0810* sal lie given or sent to any part of ilie kingdom. To tamer that Mlle. V SJ SeStlit MI to our uutkitekiteg, the 0 ,. .1fe of letting be sold,' to Slur err nod G.e ntedielses CI:YAW and CU, hargesuas, Nu. to; liattmegesdes. la a fax days salt be pablialmi. OESKRVATIONS Oil th e vitocrEMN`Gs. awlltEPflßT of t), SPECIAL 51 EDICA I. 26,ARD, apriorrtl bo Hut Royal Htsisne.s tlae Cernataader.ttr.Cl.irf and the Rettst Hon. the l'irrzetary at War, to et:motor the State of Ibis Army D.:pat Haapitat DU lb! IStc of Muhl ; int. rsperia-ct *all Proofs of soil libeltoas Morrpre 'rotations contaluell M aar4 , u3 Pulo.eations by 'Jr. Jacks.at by THOMAS KEITE, VAT F.R.S. Saroron-Crraeral to His Majesty. • P. fated rue J. llistebOd, tya, ricesainf• IDEft• , riNS of rithor it will *reatly promote II their finites health and happiness Sy the perevat of that vio l able politica/ion, entitled A (III! DE TO I; t A LTS we, Adturi to bulb Sexes, In a variety of o nplaints • with • treatise en MOOS% Consteniptive, arid liypothouilti•c elm .111.04 &C. By SAMUEL gil'.o.llol4i, M.D. With au el.:gaut P... trait of the Author. This valuable Pahlicatiou ht :Arcady gate throwth sit lame cd.tions ; every individual, mule ow female, ...mill read this three shilling Tract, ss it is • snout exceikot production, sad proves to be the best Guide to Health, anti, we may add, to banjoes* too, that has been ushered into IM tr..o.l.larinig the present century. Sold Ivr Mathews nod Leieb, 11, Strend. . DISEASES OF THE uktrrHßA, AND VERTA(N COMPLAINTS. As Pole Proprietor of I)Alt.AN's celebrated MEDICATED novit.::Es and HEMEI)IF.S, Mr. Drroun informs the Pablo', that he ran', as usual, be daily coustilted,from Nine to Three, at his House, No. ss, Frith-strtet, Sobs, on eases of STRICTUR rig, OR STRUCTIONS, Gt.EETS, kc. kr. as well ss (10- NORRILEA. DEBILITY, and every Disorder .shwa erecy is so Essentially requisite. Every Patient is introduced in a separate apartment. Mr. D. has, for Riaur years, confined himself to that de r.rtinent of Sorcery ; tout, from extensive prat:Ore, and the most flattering seeress, he is enahled to infer a method of cure, mild, ellicacions, milli:mg no confinement or restraint is diet, and which pr .-emits a relapse Perseus in the country stating their erica filJly in a letter, in.:losing a O. or a 21. Dote, will 'nate prover Remedies snit to the am ou nt. the various Symptoms, he. see, laletr pitbtishtd, the Site's Ettititm, peer • TREATISE un the above Vomplaiots ; to he lout at the Author's Hone, the only piece where his Bstigies are will. NIINERAt. TEETH, ON 4 NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN. k. FALEUR, Ileatist, of W &Jura-place, Russell.wmare, begs leave respectfully to announce to the Public, that is cooseimenee of various experiments, soil of vast applicition to his Profess:on, lie is enabled t o re commend ARTIFICIAL TEETH, by means of a Mineral Prepnrat,.iu, so as to give complete sstisfactiuu to those who may have oreasioa for such substitutiv.e—Mr. Faleur en. gn;es to supply from one Tooth to a whole Set, sithunt causing pain or irritation, and of an appearance so very na. tura', as to defy the most critical observer—eat the woe time the Teeth so supplied will answer every purpose for mastication, give to the voice its natural tone and Motto latioa ; anti their construction 351 so incorruptible, that Mr. Faleur enevirs to replace them, free of expense, if ever known to weir, or change colour. Mr Falenr eau also affix au arti• deist Palate, in a manner peculiar to himself, and never be fore attempted by any indivailitil.-eelfr. Fairer feels it again bin duty to caution the Public slaosst the scurriloaa pidni catioarof an old, envious, and irritable competitor. whose system of Charge and Practice basing been subverted by Mr. tsar's establishment, has been unceasing M i kis attempts to injure Mr. F. in the public opinions. tut Mr. Falcur's ciliate having already given great satisfactiou to many sm .pci table characters, he is euableil, throve' the liberality and goimbiess of hi. Friends, to give ref,rences as to the correct ness of his professions, whieli cannot flit proving highly as ti.factory to those who may hove wet...464m for the esereise of his talents--m intlotaeste, be litlievea, , wrvre before rape rieneed hr soy thillist, and winch has been weroriled to M e . Fleur, in immolator' of the illiberal attacks of this disappointed competitor, persevered Or fur years. The Old Man should keep well in mind, that hr. emotriet has already ohtanwil for him holuntralite mention in the Records of the Court of King's Ilesich, and ott the Mantes of every reseect able SU 1,11. a• of the Stuck Exchange. No. lb, Wuburn-place. FIT?fatIOR SOOK4 molt Y(VNG PlitriONS. - - New Etlitrowa . ..f the f.Alweitiz esteemed WeeCiirtve been tat' iy yie - olalted by T. C.11)i.1.1. sal WI WIES, Strand I. 4 N INQUIRY into thw DUTIES oi Si EN A. is the hietier sod middle Chrata of *icier in Greet Bruin, results" {114.041 LLICISJ apective swum's, Pra. fcseion , a:a C:aployiscuts. By leoteas Giabure.c, 11. A Vo!s sr r. I 41. o. An ISfg , IRY into the DUTIES of the FEMAI.F. SLY. By the sane. evq, tie. ia hoards, or in ;Imo. prier .:a SA.; or , el.c.ntly printed io • Pocket Votarna, O• is 3. A EANIIII AP :“...RVEY t!ir CBRISTIAN RE LIGION, and iTORY, as cuser.lted with thr Intr. Juettos of Chrhitilu.ty, au f•with its prugrzras to the pre4e:st time. By the same. ova to In boofJ3. 4. 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" Lord Aticiciax — ncisdnniwiilCiointerfere with the pertictileir truenees of the day, he rising to .tote. that o Noble Friend of his (Lord Grenville,) being absent, he should, in the first place. notice, that no pen'', could be more tlispo4ed than the Nollk Lord alluded to and himself writ. to coon cur in may vote of thanks wbuda might Justly be _ . i