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After which Itith time), THE SILVER Alt ItO (lit, 11 ARLFHOIN AND THE FAIRY PART 'CANON. The whole of the Nero Mollie, with n Medley Orertuie, composed by Mr. F. Hues, The Panto's:me zrmaged prodisceil louder the direction of Mr. W. Barryinoris. Pri-er Ahmed (afterwards ilpirlerpsio). Mr. E. Voirnold ; Prince lionsssin ( a fterwards Pam:drum), Mr. Stol l e 111 Manisuil (sfierwaras Chasm), Mr. Similiby. Princrios Non riosnilisr -.Bernard! Columbine, with • Soh, on she Fla geolet), Miss Tree; Fairy Pnri Blom, Miss Curdle. Boxes and Places to be !Aro of tie I:odor:4 at 'lie Imola of the 7hralre, from Ti Four; chore may lie had a Private Box nightly. Tomorrow, King Richard the Third, and The Silver Arrow. On Wednesday. Bruins, and 'no. Silver Arrow. On Thursday, She Trizedy Oihellu. After • hid) will I,prmisicril, • new Mnsicsl Fare'. in two mar, to be called Hitsh Notions; or, A Trip to Exmouth. On Friday, the slew Tragedy of Brutus. Ac Sittordny, the Ploy of A New Way to Pay Ohl Whim. On M ,iidsy next will be produced, a new Tragedy, in filmset'. to he called Switzerland. The 10th representation of the new Dramatic Romance of Flosides Field, will be duly announced. T H EATRE -ROYAL, TH ISEVENING, MONDAY. Frinuary 15, will be acted, the 'Tragedy of JANE SIIOItE. • noltrof Glo'stcr, Mr. Egerton ; Lord {lasting*, Mr Toting; Dumont. Mr. Macieafly ; lichnuor, Mr. Claremont. Alois, Ali./ Somervilk; Jane Shore, Alias O'Neill. Tu uhteh will be added (for the 37111 time), a Near Grind Pantomime, railed HARLEQUIN MUNCHAUSEN ; OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE.. The Overture and Music computed awl selected by Mr. Ware It iron Munchausen, Mr. Seminole. ; Harlequin. Sir Heath ; Fir Milieu Frostiest. (afterward.' Pantaloon), Mr Norms,' ; II Lord Hunipy-Dandy (afters:mils Chien), Mr 1 . .' 1.11 Vulcan, M.. Comer. Signora Fragrautis (afterward. Colum; .), Nita F. Dennett. hi the course of the Pantomime, a Pas de Troit, by the MI , Woolens. The Duna witl he opened at Six u*Cluck, and the Per t mm.lw begin at rtioes Corr the Boats to be liken it Mr. Brandon, at l b . Ihmeffice. flart.shi et, from Ten till Four. A Teivate 134.1% may be had tar the Settoni, ur night ty, of Mr. iiranaksw, at the So% office. The new Grand Pantomime, called Harlequin M (melon tea. will be repeated to4norrow and Fridal. 'Tomsorruw, the Opera of Rob Roy Mat errzer. On Wednesday will be produced, for the I. time, n n' w Tragedy, ist fire acts, with new Scenes, het.,.', soul Deruialions, calk.' Reinke, or The Statue. ith the farce of ‘l' I co' • the Dope On Friday, The Reggae. Opera Captain Miehetith, Mr. Mild. After which will be produced (fur the first time), • new Farce, called The Place Houten 4 t e * The Half-pay Officer receiving nightly the highest testimony of public favour and apprubaiiim, wi ll b e repealed. STRAND THEATRE, THE SANS PA REI T's" PRESENT MONDAY , Febeirdi y 9, and during the week, the Certain will rise to a new Scotch Divertimmerit. composed by Mr. Kirby, called ROBIN AND NIARIAN; OR, LOVE IN A BUSTLE. Principal Cliaracters--Mr. Kirby, Mr. {Valhi:iota, Mr. Daly, Miss Le Brun, and Miss %Vahan, assisted by the whole Corps de Ballet. After which (19th time), a new Serio-Comic 'Barletta, called I THE HALF-PAY OFFICER; OR, LOVE AND HONOUR. Principal Characters--Sir Felix Fairfax, Mr. Meredith; rainier Florid, Mr. Buckingliani ; Captain Fitzhenry, Mr. Junes; Fusee (his Servant), Mr. Smollett. Jessy Florist, Miss I.e Bran; Angie (Servant to Miss Fan fax), Mrs. Br ; Miss Fairfax, Miss Scott. To which will be added (first time), a new Ballet, with urw and appropriate Music, Dresses, S.c. composed by Mr. John Junes, Ballet Master, called THE SPANISH PEASANTS. Principal Dancers and Characters—Mr. John Jones. Mr. Soupson, Mr. Walboorn, Miss Ic WWI, and Miss Barroom, frnin the King's Theatre. In the coarse of the Ballet will he introduced, a relebrati Pas ale 'rrois, and to close with a new Bolero Finale. 'lu cum:hide with (by particular desire), the very favourite Piece (*Mien lay M i ss Scott), called 'THE LORD OF THE CASTLE. Duke D'Alberti (Lunt or the Castle), Mr. Comrrsal ; Loreilmi this nephew), Mr. J. Jones. Theudosia (wife to Alberti, Mrs, Bentrizrieder. In the course of the evening, Mr. lane will sing the highly.approved Comic Song, called, " Manger Stroll." Il es Monday next will he performed 'firm rinse this seasiiiii, Ili it il!stinguisheil favourite, The Ohl Oak Chest ! will, the new Pantomime of The Charcoal Burners. TO BE SOLD BY AII..TION, By MR. EVANS, At his Muse, N 0.26, Pall-mall, THIS DAY, MONDAY, February 6, and Two fullowni4 Days, THE VALUABLE LIBRARY of thy late IVILLIAM BERRIDGE, Eaq ; iueltulind Cam. psznea ale Bonaparte en Italie ; Won ersiershire. 2 Sitaw's State, sikliiii., 2 vol.. hole Imre; Huart's 'Wiltshire ; Camden'. Brimilios... by Gooch, 4 auk.; Lewin's :Rude, N vide. coloured plate. ; Smite:sea Tracts, by Scott. 13 vols.; Worleiso Meteellatiy,lo vols.; Cooke's Voyazes; Van . mover's Voyages, 3 vols. coil Alias; Dsniell'a Picturesque (uloured Plates; Ant,quatialt Repertory, 4 auk large pa ; Dryden's Works, by Scott, IS vols.; and the most valuable Modern Books, all in excellent condition. r I NO counteract the mousy 01..0104 that are daily made to impowr on the unwary a spnei tttt • eneormi 1.00 instead of the GENUINE BI.ACKING prepared by I)AY and MARTIN, they have adopted a aew Label,iu •bitb dolt &area., - - - - • 97. HIGH HOLBORN. conspicuously placed in the erntre, that they trail an 1,41 this, and the difference of the type, whirls os us. Ikte all km-cirrus, will enable perchasers at once to detest the inlytmlnos. The REAL JAPAN RI.ACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, is sold in Huttici at 0.1., lc, and la Ad each. NR. flay DON'S EXH I RFI4ION OF iv i)RA tviNGs from the CARTOONS nod ELGIN MALIBU:S. by lio• Yowls. Lainlseer •ild newirk, %Vft.L PI)SITIVELY CLOSE at 29, St. Jamem's-street,on 5.% rutt- DAV NEXT, the 1111th Erbium's, av Ilw room is wanted for the 'mimeos of sale. Whether it will open again to the ile:omils nu the probability of finding a room. PATENT SOSTENENTE, and IMPROVED GRAN I), CABINET. nod SQUARE PIANO FORTES, are now Maftisfictured by J. H.R. MOTT, J. C. MOTT. and Co. 94, Pall mall. Loudon; Plano Forte Makera to his Royal Highness the Prince Rcgeso, 051 prihriplea which :tine 11w must beautiful qualities of tout, with a canal:Oily of standing in tulle hitherto nor quailed. The PATENT sosTE:s LNTE is sir additiottal Pedal to flw Grand Piston, by WWI, of a'.crh, without the aid either of wind, ur of . friction upon the vibrating body, the sound °leach cote is sustained or eontioned as long as the finger rests ups.. the key, and is increased t ie diminished at the pleasure of the Performer; Cite touch is lighter and more delicate than that of the Piano, it being twee...ars fur the bog, rs to glide over, rather than strike the keys. %Viten the russ,i it removed from the Pedal, the 1 a 5t,,,,,, , ,,, r emains a complete Grand Piano. To make them as perfect as loos mble, the Manufacturers have, at great expense and by nu merous improvements, brought the construction of their Pianos to moll pertiction as to render them, independent'', of the So..tenente, finer in lour, nil,or durably Intik, and more (-recto of •taufling iss tour, than any that have heels hitherto produced. HAZARD mild CO. SOLD A LI. The £30,000 Prizes Lottery before Lot, AND ANOTHER £30,000 in the Lottery just ended. TO-MORROW Lottery In gin anal 6nkbe4, When Two Prizes of £20.0400, &e. MUST' sr. DRAWN HAZARD and Co.'s Offices, 03, Royal Eachange, Z 6, foothill, and 324, Oafordotreet. Tl'l'o 7 V Stock-Broker awl Luttery Office net per, r101.311t1,t„ and I.OIII3ARD-STREST, eon grittulatt• the Public we their success itt the Last Luttrti, Lraily all slw Copilot Prizes having heen Sold in Shares. EYTON has Tickets sod Shares not Sale for the Nvw Lter- TERY of only 6,000 Tickets, which contains TWO of 20,0001 Strat.r.eo MovitY, ose. &e. to be all drawn in I.)NE DAY, TO.MORROW, TrESDAY, the Oth Instant. Every description of 1311.141Cf11 iu the Piddle Funds tranotteted with fidelity and dispatch, at 2, Cymbal, and Lueubstd st reel , RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and -Co. re.prettolv ;termini the Pnblie that the Slate Lot• trry of COM Tickets will he drawn in ONE DAY, TO MORROW, TUESDAY. the 9th instaut. SCH EM E 2 Prizes of 2 ditto .2.mn Money 2 :hitt. . .•.. L. 1,040 Mum y 2 Jittu 1..500 Money 84e. S•e Tirkrts and Shares are on Sale at Richardson, Gooiliiirk and Co.'s Offices, Rank Rnildinr, Curiiiiiii, and lacing the Gate of the King . % Mews, Charing-cross. Of whom may be had, lately publistica, EVF.RY DAY CHRISTIANITY. By the Author of " Rhoda ; " 3. Ct. AMITAENIENTS in RETIREMENT. By the Author of " The Philosophy of Nature." Broad Eilitiou, asw. In, &I. BEAUTIES of CHRISTIANITY. Br b. Do (-wean. with Nalco, by the Rte. 11. Krtt, 3 vole. aim It. I la. Gil. This day sere pablished, in one vul.tivir. les. KETCH F 4 ur ilie PHI IMS01 ) 1 I Y 4.1 . LIFE, AI" By Sir T. CHARLES :MORGAN. M.D. and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London. " This is a production calculated to Mimes universal at• trillion—it displays great research, much instructive read ing and a good deal of original 'Mahn's , . There is such a mass of various and curio's. information contained in its pnar., so many illustrations from ancient and modern au thors, and so ournernii , a CLIP, of pileresinit subjects placed in new points for reflection, as utterly to dely aunlyticnt review "—Lit. Gazette. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. This day were publiaberl, in one vol. 8.0. price 12 .. ItECOLLEC'I lONS fvf J A PAN ; clompwille a particular arevaiii of the Religion, Langone, Go vernment, Laws, mid Manners of the People; with Observe lions on the Geogrli.liy, Climate, Population, and Produc tions of the Country. Hy Captain GOLOWNIN, Author of" Narrative of a Three Years Captivity in Japan." To which arc pirlixeol, Chronological Details of the Rimo, Decline, and Renewal, of British Commercial Intercourse with that Counts y. Printed for Henry Colburii, Conitait-street. Of whom may he had, by the arsine Author, NAIIItATIVL of MY CAPTIVITY in JAPAN, 2 vols. les. Just published, the Second Edition, end...dished nigh si serail Wood Cuts, from desigus by Thisiatoo, pr.se Ss. 8.1. boardt, WVOMAN :ti rung, .-By EATON STAN NARD PARRETT, Etg Aiiihor of . 4 ' " Fir:take her not, and she that{ preserve thee; Love her, and the shall keep thee; Exalt In and she shall ittoinute thee." " Mr. Baleen hat evinced both Went and mins in his little Poem, and sustained a Right far ahove the common level. Some passages of it, and those not a few. are of the first order of the pathetic and descriptive."—Qotiterly Re view, September. Printed fur Henry Colhorn } Conduit-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, THE HEROINE; or, Adventuris of a Fair Romince Reader. Third Edition, 3 volt. Int. Tlns day was puAlished, enthellishril with a line Poi trait, Part I p•ice 6s. to he completill in Two MEMOI RS tor tier AIAJEsTY QUEEN CllAlt Lorr E. from authentic Documents. ft JOHN WATKINS, LI. D. Author of " The Life of Sheridan'"—" Biographical Dic tionary," &v. complising eismerono Anecdotes of the Rosal family, and other eminent Personages. The Proprietor of this ‘Toi - k thinks it proper to clate, that the Memoir now announced is not a compilation glean ed from common sources of information, to gratify imme diate curiosity; but the result of personal Observation made during many years, by one whose opporluteiiies and connexions have eniinemly qualified him for the intportinit task of doing justice to the illustrious p hisw i l age h ow h o more. The reminiscences, therefore, here (or the first time made public, will be guarded Against literary invasion with the utmost Mt icluesa of legal protection. Printed fur Hairy Colburn, Conduit-street. pnbii;kiishe VunriiiGlition,in 4 vols. If. Mt. 1 4 11.0RENCE MACAIt 1 . 111 Y: 1111 lly Lady MORGAN, Author .r :6 Frastre"—" (/'11o;nell.7 &e. ... " Les femmes tie soot pas tettp ditunteter a pardonner de rertaittes injures; et qusittl Ilia se promettrett to plaisir de la woe:ranee, elks ley aunt pas de main miate."—Metn. de Grit toatuist. London: Printed fur Henry Cii{itro, Conduit-street. of whom may he the same Author, frDONN EL : a National 'Fate. Fourth Edition, 3 vols. IL Is. FRANCE.—The Fourth Filitinn, with four Appendices, by Sir T. C. Mnrcals, 2 vols. 11, H. " Lady Morgan has studied as Gum head to font, from the Court to the from the busetluir In the kitchen. She has seen, observed, analyzed, and described every thing, men awl things, speedos and cli.tracters."--Juutnal de Parts. 1 The LIFE hen. fifth Edition, rice V 11. nrl. in boards. Th• LIFE ros.nricATE of LT.O the TENTH, ie d Vols. AWO. Second &Moon, price 21. 2t. 1p hairdo. 3: Thor NURSE: tell'oene. Tranilnfra from the 'Oise of Luigi T.oisillo. A New iu Mart Volume, vriih ire :is. in GRAND EXHIBITION AND SALE ROOM, 31, DX FOR s'llt EET. A . NOV EL and Splendid COLLECTION 411 ('IIINTZ, and every oilierd.Kcripi ongif manokirtowil and printed by RICHARDS and CO. whirl, are to be *ern exclusively lit 'hr.. , lonise, which for novelty. ctimpuese, and variety, cannot be equalled in Lonrho' ; 200 pieces good Furnitiirs, ('wet coin..., at 1:. per yard; 2,000 pieces at 24.; SOU ell-.ride &tin, I. iid. re4lll it price 4c; 3.000 piece* or the mo.t twooliroi bordt.eil and other Chintz ever sern ; Lining's of every colour, at Is ; ditto. Iltd.; 4,000 piccus of Slorecris, Irons `24 r yard ; Patent Merino Damask w all colours; 51114111f.11 Cioth, Silk Tabbairtts, &e. Scr. Au imrsestuste :i!iplicatiois is solicited, all such an opium touity 'nay i.tece occur attain. 37, Oxford-44(4 , i, facing Deareetreet. .. at one, si re 10. IV. %Vatts, - I,ate et Bishop %awed, Hertford, hot no . /'of Lower Mouton, Surrey, Canon, at eleven, at Guildhall, I: lots. Mires 9. K. E. West, of A Marawsn'skill,flontloratk, hop. lanchant, at twelve, a London. Feu. 17. D. Lansur, of Hrewer.sireet, Gishhm-sinant, 'Hese*, goldamtth, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lawton. March G. J. Barrow, of Kendal, Westmorland, hoenatiroper s at flee, at the Commercial Inn, Kendal. Feh.'27. M. /Inaba'', of Bayswater, Milllnex, victualler, at eleven, 111 Myrrh 13 5. Rogers, of Chepstow, Monmouth, stationer, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmoetham. May 1. J. Hill, of Rothe' loathe, Surrey, merchant, at twelve, at Loudon. e1i.27 . G. Taylor, :ate of ilielorTwearmo , ith, th s ,;onel, coat. fitter, at eleven, at the Crown and Thistle, :4,weastle upuu:lyor. CERTIFICATE3.—Finnt:MtY M Mecflosmell, J. MacDomiell, oral 11, tof ltrond street, London, Slack, of L00g.004 York, hot now of Liverpool, 000l.staplcr.—W e. row or late of Hodder field, Yolk; 1:(!•beck, of Lrodford, Wilt., clothier-J Stott, of IVith,ni, Lao : yeller .—FI . S. Matt, late of Calcutta. hot lately 4 111 . 1,,101 . 1 ..1 the Flu et Prison —G. Arney, lute of Flory-strict, Nlary Av., London, warehouse.k.”per.—T. Taylor, of Os rot tl, grocer --%Y. Wright sod J. Wright, of Aldri:natiloir), Lola doh, nictchatits. •-••••• FttlCr. OF ST7riAlt. The overate price of Brown or NI uscrie4ilo Ra far, mm.. poled from the Returns made in the week eitl4iig the 3.1 day of February. 1819. is 494. 41.1. per handfed exclusive of the Outlet. of Custom. paid or payabk: thereon ow the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. *efface Price.' of Corti of Englunit and Wales, by As Qoarter of Eight Winchester Luskels, anti of Oatmeal rer holt of 1401bs. voirdts posse, louts the ret urns reef i veil in Uk vogek .euded the 30th of January, 11119. Wisest. R jc Barley r. d. a. d. 79 2 to; 4464 0 •. d. 35 0 Bean.. Pease. Oatmeal. !leer "I' Rig s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. 72 6 I 71 9139 0 WASTE LAN DS. PLAN OF SIR JOHN SINSILAIN, DART. FON FAT'S.. BUSHING A CHAPITICRED WOK tA&- EYING ON TOE CULTIVATION OF THE WA•TE LANDS OF THE KINGDOM. There are no circumstances connected with the existing state of this country. which are as, pecu liarly disgtaceful to its internal policy, or so hostile to its must essential interests, as the vast extent of waste lands every where to he met with, anti the multitudes of pour who are destitute of employ ment, and a burden to the community. That many of these wastes will require much labour rod expense to cultivate them, must be admitted ; mid that many of these unfortunate individuals now unemployed are incapable of doing much work, more especially in labour out of doors, must lile wise be acknowledged ; but when the subject is thoroughly investigated, it will not probably he denied by the candid and . impartial inquirer, that if a portion of the poor, who are now is a stale rf perfect idleness, were employed in cultivating 'no tions of our waste lands, now in a barren arid use less state, much public benefit might be cape, ted. To explain how that can best be accomplished, is the object of the following hints:— Several yeais have elapsed since the Author of this Paper a lib first led to discuss this most iiits rest • fug subject'. fits attelition, however, has of late been more particularly called to ii, iu coos:Norm:a of an application from the Churchwaideiai and Overseers of one of the most populous 'wishes in London (St. Martin in the Fieldsl, iequesting his opinion, " Ou the practicability, xud tire prohalile adviiiitage of directing the labour of the Poor to the cultivation of the Waste Lands throughout the Country ; and whether a considerable number of the able Poor, might not he profitably employed in car r)iug on some great agricultural object, ail 4. to ter,- der us independent of foreign supplies for sub. sistence." _ _ In answer to that application, it was brieflv stated, that no doubt could be entertained. as a general maxim, that the best source Of OCCIII , Ktivia tor the greater proportion of the idle poor, is tie sod. 'ghat If the poor are einployeil nt intinu:*.e toles. or in making up u,stiitt ieturPd t sutler. *4 shoes and clothes. wills %Inch Ott smut ket is altt,i'e supplied, they roust interfere with the iiitiiistsv t 7 t . other workmen, who would stint' be pose' ty, and that consequently mischief raj, r than good would arise Irom retch a :)stern. Vv beret's, while there are such extensive tracts waste land all over the kingdom, and inure especi ally in the neighbourhood of the metropolis, and while we are itr the necessity of importing final from other countriee, our agriculture cannot be too much extruded. The Author then added, " I know that great prejudices are entertained against the employteteiti of the poor in husbandry; but that is allogrther owing to the want of information and of esi.tria time. Those who have examined the knabanik, klawkrs, must have seen how much rossouitt • See the History of the Revenue, 3d Edition, vol. iii. p. 274, printed an. 1104, where there is'■ plan f•I mripterying the poor, is the ealtivatl•o of the waste Landry au4 1 ger patting the Memo yo of the kingdom. 1 ~. _ .... .... ,614A - Lt -- D il l(: ` - t .I.'74l'''').- • .......,, ~. , • :..g:(, 6 1 . .. . ' l - - ~ •. k ./ a.. 1 1 /1 3 ,40:.. .. .. r r.' .. l• , :• . ..- p • * . • It s a' r. • ; 5 : - ' • --• ' 1 . • . • • , - l. .111.110.3 .'P 0 t .... • ~.. ..., ~ 4., .. rt io N a l • rep 1 ........:: * .••• „ ,••• • ~..„ • , , , • •, • . .„ . • . • . • ' „. . . • ~r , , N:=1===,......--......-- ......m..........J....................-..........6.....0...--........ =.- .......-... :-..0*.... -I . .: ...- ..-_--_ .... ."11 1 "4114. I . ty Ii WIRER 5045. LONDON,. MONDAY, FEBILUAKY 8, 1819. • . PRICE SZVEIII..PENRE. • --------------"-.--...-_-- . . • .....- .--......—_ acs, awewealt t • , - , TIM 4T*E-R01.4 1, DRUnr_ LA A •E, BRITISH GALLERY, TALL.MALL. This ally we; publishell, prier 4. 4.1. I Thla day are piiblethird, in own volume .nano, puce Va. of Wesit-street. Flumblurageasti, Ilitlaciacs, simile" at . THIRTY -AI NIGHT a the NEW 'I II AGEDY. MIMS GA I I ERY roe • the EXH I BITION G. l IR A RTHUR CLA iqt.F.'S ESS AY or' 1 1 •• ' • M . 'e e sort SALE of the WORKS of MODERN Alta IS IS, 1 . BA NUN a , with radical I eliat Miiolllll an I.l , l , laSet ! omb., twelve, at teiontdl4ll, Lowdstii. FIFTEEN '''''.. EIINI 4 I"I '''. 11 Is -11 from Hie I) y- Mardi 2. J. Whifolleht aii•i JMy Siiillehl, of Miirowili. Pfurilw mins EvEN I NG, NION 11A V. February Pi, IS OPEN OM Mu from Ten in the Morning until Five ,of the Skin, Billions, Liver Cissuplyinlc, and Dropsy. ' e m ioni. a it,, It iz i, i N. t..,. ill y 1 ~• ~,. 1 . m010.041..1, ikeepeir, at eleacii, M the Georg* Any, t 1 . I ,i, mom ! ). tiiiiiro ., t• w iil i.,,,r,ii (for the 39di du di ~ • .• - Avieneoun• sty Order, I''i tt ted for Henry Culbert', C4.lllllllo.4lteet. lll.hop of IN•wit and Om ••.• 'Li who n il aid ~.j.;. 1 . ~..e Nenciiiitle-nytart•T vow. mac) a New Distil/told *i ; •,1v..c•. , ,ik 1 JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. —7 ""`"' - --.......-"... , Sniffles*. praetor! union Pa.ille Ikea. ttttt •. March 10 C. Vs ichnu.ii and R BeekwitM , Neu cis' les (;lii. ITS : This day was pidiloybed, price 4.. 64 neatly lialthonird, Ailinittsiire, Is —Cstalincues, Is. By the , Rev D . I.VININS, M.A. , VILSI. nod Is i • upou-Tyne r sterehaut., at eleven, et the Geroge lon, OR, THE FALL OF TARQUIN. • - Secure tlf Roamer inn in ilie Wont! of Glum "ter. Newrastle-apon-litne. ' ' ".-4....--- SI R. WF.ST'S F.X 111 It ITIO N. With new Senery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. TION , with an Introihictiuu Pristed ear T. Q... 1.11 and W. Mese% strand. - March 13. R. 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CRUCIFIXION of OUR AA VIOUR, with other PIC- : oiler,. polilication. misA r s it ; l l w D ih N n C o F. A , and the RF.FORMATION iii elll. March 16. S. HaYwre, of peltenlm s , Glmicester, wine- Tiillia, Mni. Glover ; T.oysinin, Tem p le,M Wain ; Lucretia, TURF anil SKETCHI•N, areV, now Exhibiting tinder the 1 Pi inlet' fur Henry Collown, Coniluil•atriot. Plwodiasanistaininz the li.iic.t Hi-pint* merchant, at eleven, at the King'. geld I lin, Glimoater. ?dm Illohilliell; Prirste.. ..f Biwa'. Mis. Brerelen. ilimmihnle Palonattl of his 11 ,, VA1 Iliehneo , the PRINCE In Act I. the Procession of Tarmainia to the Temple of REGET, at No. VW Pall-Mall, near Caettun•lleuye, This day weft witilbdwil, iii him. 1.1.. York, and Maaeathliartts ;and other Documents. •at Ouildliall, Loudest. 9 ll early uay (ruin Ten till dank.D ISCOURSE* on VA B lOUs SUBJECTS. . rurtilne.By WILLIAM ROSCOE, li , l. Frh.23 IFL.Chick, of liolynemix zreeet, Ilryitastarmaquare, By Order, I By the Rev. 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