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i E a ~~, NITIIIIIER (36331 THEATRE ROYAL, CO VENI%GA 41-11 - PRESENT EVENING, Dec..lo, will • be perfOrmed Sholcspeare's Play of • KIN G HENRY THF; M RM To which will be added the elo P -Drama of THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. ') Love in a Village ; with Love, Low, awl Physic. ,T lig ANNIVERSARY MEETING -of the NOTILENIEN and GENTLEMEN•educated at CHAR iIt-lIDUSI.: SCHOOL will lie held at the CHARTER 'LSE, an MONDAY, .Dectniber la. tr; p. A. Tlrotva e STEWARDS. Rev. Edward Trevenea, b • Is.arri‘,Esti b G. IL Freelinz, Esq. Air. Edward 1 11 . 1 . 1 ,, , ' . • „ w .• r . 1 h o r t uu al re, .sq. The ••• 'Divine Service will begin at Half-past ppt s s•• sE l f , lt r , l(3 N t- , be . p -cached In t hy? Itev..iilNl ES CURREY.. 1) * ---er will be an ' Table at FIVE o'C:loch precisely. 14 74 , N TED on 'MORTGAGE of . tt FI.LEE hero, f r 1()1 . 1 -) ESTA IT, of ample entirely uniocum- N, , 20,0001. to :3•,0001. The tevest will be paid Te tt, I.I Y lit Ilata.er'g None but Priocipuls, or their he Otuotirti to. a). 44d reSt to "c" M e „ q ,.„ DA wstiN and WRATISLA .V, ) New Ilurlin.g-t•On-strett. • STATE LOTTERY.-14tb•NEXT MONTH. Nwirr and Co. the Contretors with Gove,rn- Li , merit for the last and present LOTTERIES, respect the Plibiic that the Drawsug begms.on the 14th I k • I ' , IS X•T MONTH Januaiy). There ate only 11,000 Tic :tad the Sebente contains -2.. 0f.... L. 20,000 6.... of 1.500 2 10,000 7 3OO I 2.. . v., In 1 , 4. 4. • LA .......... 1,000 Also 2,335 of 601 201. &c. , ST LOTT PY No. 2,499,* a Prize of 1.20,000, ri o. 4AI-11.-r ; a Prize of L.!.10, w ere sold and shared at " te l forth ate Others o x• • "" unary; • l N 0.31, Aldgate High lybere;',.°,. 19. Charing -cross; street. 41(: KETS and iAItES are now on Sale iti great ra 7 riety of Numbers. . • - vEn • ITIEAP. JAVAN AND WINDSOR Cf - lAIR MA ' '-Tor , 9, City rind , Finsbury-square, op- imetfully informs his Friends genera(, that they may lie supplied, 7indsor, and Dyed Chairs, C r ouches e heats, Flower Stands, Bedsteads, .re, Feather Beds, Mattresqes, and" , fl i s hi ug Rue, hover than at any'Fac {odor). for Reedy Money. • Hotels, TKrerns, and tuakeepers and Inantity of Chairs at a short twice, 'itcto..),•. as grt. t Assortments art al •eparation ready for the public de- - - - Pretmtint expected. \trcHj f,c4 /lil3ll.ti" fvc etc K•l4, -.14414411 1 / 1 14; DINING-TA TRAFALGAR. SOM.:110A lI.DS in one elegant Pjeee of Furiiit .ent Plutis ; the Patent Improved Sofa Ilrass•screw Four Post, , and Tent \nd Bedding .coutplete ; Port:title new invented and improved articles al :Atli very extensive assortment of Articles for furnishing klouses Cool ,d, where Families. may select and t 4t few d-ys, avoiding the extrenu sevcral Months in completio;"l . tlijr - , " ." inidltrett India Artielei:, Army and Navy, &e. &c. Ity 10tr, "a m at-Sanders In anti 17, C a th e rine-stteet, Strand, oo as fire 4 Y . • • moderate, for prompt payment. • • • , Il ;Ir y , ISIS -Ers mum JA?AN . 1114.1. C... K . LNG. . . '', n ateilless COMPOSITION tor BOOTS, ip a V i 1 ,..." 48 , lIARNESS,.&e is . coniide:itly tilltuiticd: to r . •••• under the stroilitest tebtlitannes ,ir n , ,npertority ; Lkerres ate. leather bolt lind ?Hind, and with Irss lahunr 1 1 ! " 1: 1 , - T ur T BRILLIANT and last ingd OP BLACK, than tif, e ." - 'lilleu him any Other preparation. Pints lb. Gd. ,)_lwtts Ifid. each. t.,.,P,.1‘1 tvil„!eitt and R e t a il tic Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, til l l l 9 4l r - sti*.tet, London (wher . e the Patent Caltes co►ntinua lib to o •..autl sold as usual); also, sold Retail by most of the. ,:truders„ . • (4. % . I Both the .Tapa n Liquid and g t enuine ake: , ate Agile() IAY Lay 4 c B - ," ,-...,_ AY t.r.y and Iluvw." -...._ ‘ •, Vl s TarrioNt.lt is now UlkelluiV9CA ' fy that the Patent ANTI-ATFRITION COMM). cheaPest and best 'Citing ever yet. discovered . Ibutunts„instead of Copper; - to presert•e ' 1 41,. 'rubbed. in the flaws.-holes, instead 'of a Plat, of liouniling; the Rkging of Shirs from the Kea- from .being chafed; instead of far, " Paeceline, ice;" for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to ren ler and Cani'as Water-proof; and to prevent the II- Fricti on in Steam-Engines, Mills, SogarMills; ~ or other Implements .of Husbandry gene-- ))' harmers, Carriages, Coaches, 'Wity•gmts, innery of every Detcription. It is also the best th:TK to the Wades Of SwOrds, - and all lquel. of Colished: tieles from Rust. - It will likewise in - eserve Iron Wattr ilutts, Casks, Tubs, Spouts, Pasts, Rails, ilk Paling, and every kind of • Wood anti Woodeo from the-Weather, Worm, and Dry Pot, either in, or West Indies,' or in any Climate; and it will `l l 'a iron Rail-ways front consoling and wearing tender the Draught so light, tbitt One Horse_will do of Tiro. - • /ming of the composition is in sonic cases ecnisi to red ;tpplicettiuet.. of nil, tallow, or any other kind of or tar, and the public sitve by .its use frinn ndred to four thousand per cent. ex.:lusire of pie the wear and tear in machinery, wheels, tirt. Lke, 4 'living of expense more than that of saving . nine • "f ten and nothing can be so clean In its working, trouble.—Sold, wholesale and retail, , fur the No, 40, Charing-Crop?, near the . Admiralty, by their appointment, x, must ship-chandlers, onokwilet.s, libraries, stationers, druggistsi, roedt 4:chooses,. perfumers, ironmongers, Cutlers, Coach 'nn-keepers, couch and Waggon Ultieci; oil and colour 'fors, and shopkeepers, in the United Kingdom, in -ce 2s. 6d. ; ss. 6d • 103 Cd one guinea, and two tact).- ilest size box coutrtins a quantity sufficient to prime •terl Carriag- four times, with which it will run up larfhottsand Miles, withontapplying any thing else t etreet, and One Half-Guinea Box contains Tty for a St. ag e-Waggint to" travel Thirty-three l ilts; and it will work with Wood Axletrees, or Boxes and Aidetrei•s of any kind.--The most „D'lntit's of the merits of the. ComPPiltion may be yatentees - Office, No. 40, Chttring- 7 Cross.—Disee.- Oen with each Bog, which are signed W. • To THE PROPRIETORS OF THE GLOBE INSIMANCE. Linms and GENT:IOILN, IN renewing my Appli ca ti o n. fo r yO nr VOTES to. AL SUCCEED your late Wosthy Chairman, and my intimate Friend; . Sir 'l'. 1 HEOPHILLIS AIKMALFE, as one of the DIRECTORS, permit me to express my hopes, that in paying a Tribute to his Mewury, by :mtfering some days to elapse after his• decease, befora I offered myself to your •nntice, I shall not be considered as being less atixious to obtain your favour and protection. I have the Honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Instilble Servant, - Kensington, Dec. 9. H. N. WIL.LIS. The Election will be on Thursday, - the Itith, between One and Three o'Clock. At a MEETING of the INHABITANTS of KNUTSFORD, held at the Court Room in Kmitsford, pursuant to Public Notice, on Monday, the .12d day of November, 1813, fur the purpose of expressing their high estimation of the MANLY and CONSTITUTIONAL CHARA.CTER of the Rigirt ho nourable CHARLES augtorr, Speaker of the House of Commons STR ' E.THILL wfucarr, Esq. in the Chair; 111). ESOLVED, that we consider it to be the . lA, first duty of every roAi. living under and enjoying the blessings of our glorious Constitution to use every exer tionin his power to support and maintain it as delivered to out aneestoa 4, that we in.ry tiauswit it to our posterity pure.ati.l unimpaired. • That Whoever shall so exert himself is entitled to the ap probation and thanks of the other members of the tour triunity. That the Right Honourable Charles • Abbott, Speaker of th e Hue of Commons, having coostantly employed his very superior abilities its supporting theCoustitutiou of Realms iu Church and State as by kw established, and particularly • by the manly and constitutional Speech delivered by him be fore his Royal Highness the Pfince Regent, at the liar of the House of Lords at the close of the last Session of Parliament respecting thi ,Bills which had been introduced before. the House of Cotomous„ for granting the Claims of his Majesty's Roman t:;mt.holic subjects, is well i Wit led to the. approbation and thankS of the community at large. Thlt although we form but a small part of the country, we think it a duty we owe to the merits and high character of that Right- Honourable Centleman twits:tiara that we venerate his virtues and'great abilities, and trust that should a similar at tempt ife amide in favour of the Rowan Catholics we may confidentially reiy:opon his firm and constitutional support. That the Address now produced and agreed alm, be im mediately transmitted to the Right Honourable - Charles Ali, butt, with a Copy of theseßooltitlons, and that the same he also inserted in the Courier, Sun, Chester and Mucclestield Newspapers. • STRETHILL WRIGHT.„. Mr. Strethill Wright having left the Chair, It was Resolved, thatthe Thanks of this Meeting be given to Strethill Wright, Esq. fir his Conduct in the Chair, and his constitutional Speech on . this - occasion. To the-Right Honourable Charles Abbott, Speaker of the - House of Commons of the ,United Kingdom of Great Bri tain and Ireland. The Address of the Inhabitants. of the Town of kuutsford, in the County Palatine of Chester.• - We the Inhabitants of the Town of Kuntsford, its the County Palatine of Chester, grateful fof the many blessings we enjoy under our glorious Constitution, in Church -. and State, as by law established, cannot but reflect with the ot most satisfaction on the proceedings of the House of Uont mOns Isi the last Session of Parliament, in regard to the re jection of the Rill for granting. the Claims - of his Majesty's Roman' Catholic subjects;' we cannot, sufficiently eNpress the heartfelt gratitnde a nd hi g h admiration we have for the true constitutional conduct evinced by you during time period. that I Bill was before the HoOs , . of C 'minims, and w e b eg l eave , Sir, to preseut to yon our cr , l i,•Lvent acktsmw ledgments, not only for von, 4 lNg e r s trio d -.1 -sentlrt . . . .....- votre4 by rot at the Bar of the [louse of Lords In an Add remi to hit:Royal Highness the Prince Regent, at tin; cluse of that Session. NEW PROCESS For keeplnc PROVISIONS perfectly FRESH, with all their - original 'layout-and Nutritious Qualities, fur a bousidera - Me Length of Time, and in any Cli mate . T HE obvious Advant ages o f t h ese *PROVI SIONS are, First, That they entirely b supersede the necessity of taking out hive Stock to sea, wnich, exelnsave ofsts own ineum hrance must be uccoinpanied with that of its provender, and fresh water. Much room, troolde,.ond expense will be, saved, besides the Joss sustained by bad. .weather, diSease, and wasting... . . . , Secotidl, That being readrcireeseil, they. may be e a t en col 4 or,ii 4 preferred, heated io 8 few minutes, by which fuel will be saved, and the difficulty of cooking, at sea in bad weather rendered of little iniportauce. / Alley are. well 'cal culated for all , e.:ipediti; of boats crews,. landing. parties, &v. and , .• • Tim illy, The salutary effect. which even .an 'occasional supply ut fresh provisious ninst have on Nary and Army, paiticularly as they would most essentially contribute to the restoration of the healt lt and serviceS of the sick And wounded, and eventually save to the State the valuable lives of many of our sailors and soldiers - . Meats of all- kinds in eases of 411►. to 201 h. weight each.— Milk and Soups in quart and pint bottles. Orders eireouted on the shortest notice for present money.. Apkily to the Pettentees, hlessrs. 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( 1. 1 ; IvAal rrtEsriE.EF may be repereii fOr the vse tit' his fifajesty'.s Ships 'cad I" , .neti at Iffi,eekii hay, near Harwich, and at fre - yntoutit, rer.ttin, and fartler, anti, Siz. Montio. tottrre'ngskaltk for the teknliwatiort Of 'thy Cantractr. ; the Cfraditiona '.f which may be seen at the Secretary's Office.- at 0,7 c; or by • ap,olyin . ,T Su the Colketors of kis Vajestv's Crstoha flar • with avid IVeymouth respectively. • No regard will he - had to any Tender in whivh Me ;Price not be inserted in words at kngth,. :hat shall nat• be delivered la the Board before One. 0 i ,(.790- on the . aid Friday, the 171 h instant, nor unl ess Me Person.who inahet the Tender, or dime Pel4olll on his behalf, attends, to ansn•or when valled for; • - 'Each Tem?cr ma?: also be accompanied by a LOW signed . by tans responsible Person,r engaging to berbine bound with the Party tendering', in the Penal Sum of 59 . 01. fur the due per: formance eac4 tke CQnlraets. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, October e2stli, 1913. • • WIDOW:.i' PENSIONS. . 911118 COURT of AssisTANTs of the RUT far the RELIEF of POOR WIDOWS of COM . :lISSION mill WARRANT OFFIOEILS of the ROUL; NAVY, .having resolved, with the approbation of 'Ms Royal Highness the Prince Regent, th.tt, from and after the Ist of .Tanutary, 1814, the PENSIONS of, SEA OFFIChitS' DO WS ,hall be INt;REASED to, and established at, the f u k lowing Rates, I`,:r Ann. The Widow of a Flag Officer oithis Majesty's fle e t L.l' 2u The Widow ota Captain,superannitated, with the vault of gear Admiral • . 100 The Widow of ail', A Captain of 8 years standing V 0 The Widow °fa !lost Captain muter 3 years stai: chug t o The Widow of a Comma:aim. • The Widow of a Lieutenant, superannuated, With Alierank of Commander Th e Widow of a Lieutelourt • 60 The Widow of a hlasrer .40 The Widow of a Suri;eo 4 The Widow yf , Parse'. • • 30 The ,Widow of a I.l.iittswain The Widow of a Gautier '25.• The Widow of a Cmpenter itS The WisiOw of aSecond Master ()fa Yatch, or Mas ter of a Nara( Vessel warranted by the Nary hoard 45 With the pi oris.o..however, that those Widows only ilrall.be 'reput,:l proper nlijects of the Charity who hare nut t i enSIWIS on the Ordiaary Estimates of the- Navy, or by any other grant from Garernme.at,. avid whose annuai locumes, arising from their real or personal estates, or otherwise, do riot aonnt to double th e 311111 allowedfor t heir nt respective pensions. And it being intended that all Pensions from the said (:ha rite shall in future lie paid quarterly, up to the following' days, viz. ' To the 51st of March, instead of to the 3 r ll: t tt li : i: stf. f , ( c.: e u i... 30th of June • 30th of Sept • 51st of Dec. 3!4th of Nov. VHS TO GIVE TITERZOri and that the AtEdu..:s, required by tr. , Rule: of the Chaeitv.. are, in to • • "Between the 17111 , arril•31st of March, •• . 1 it h and 801 Ir orJune, 17th and 30th of Sept. 1711 i and3lit of Der.' • instead of at the times heretofore directed: It 14, therefore, portico larly desired-that aIL Widows, low.. receiving Pensions from the sant Charity, do, without fail, malie and transmit t,, me, at this Office, their maial Atiiilar its, ho Weell the.l3th mid sts.t December next (instead•of in Nirrember), in order to. their being paid their Peosiosis up to the day on which t 4: present ra: es of Pensions cease; and those Widows who may fail.to transmit their Affidavits at the said, time will be ex cluded the benefit of the first Quarter's incre a se. J. W. CROKErt. N. B. The New Regulations and Forms of Adidarit will be ready fur 'delivery on the 3 hit of Jan. 1014. LOTT4MY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACL, Dec. ti; 1814. rpHE COMMISSIONERS appointed for mit a • paging ' th e LOTTE It. IES'iIo hereby give Notice, Tiiat • Nli.:llltfiitti Of TICKETS anilSl !ARES' in all preceding WrTERIES way be, examined at this (Mice, every day between the hours, of Teo and Threc,„Sinuiay. and days execpted) with their Register of/lenedts.atittlilunke; • And the COMMISSIONERS aprointed t , ? take In the BE NEFI'I"fIeKETS of the Flrl LO'l VERY, 1812, do hereby give Notice, that. they will attend. at their Office in .SOMerxet•Plaee, on Monday, the Third, and Tuesday § the . Fourth .• Days of Jatotary next, from Ten o'cl oc k in the Foeenocin until One o'Clock in the- Afbertwan. ott each Day, to take in and enter the lIEN - aIT of the said Lottery, to Ire 'exchanged. for. tertitteates pur suant to the Act of l'avliument in that beindt. And for the-bettor dispatch thervof, the staid CO MIS- Slt,NEttS.wtlt take jtt runt enter the BENEFIT TfrliETS wowing No. 1, and coding No. ..inn, lit one Seat, d BE:4ZEFI'V TICKETS beginnins,..; No. 4001 , i l ia; eudii, : c 6,00 b, at .'another Seat, and Ow Perloll , l hereof are directed, to take Notice, and bring their Tiekets *is! partite Lists thereof, foriaed iu Nettnerteal Order, anti ado} pt-: to each of tier said Seats. - andlit the bottom of each of such to the Names, and proper miditious of the Per.util to be irteiled . in -the.Certintit:es, as the Proprietots of Tickets, and the value tber:vf; zind thry ttre further ciest:ed to bring their "ficits;ti for miry as e r yr , 3 possible. And the said (. 7 0741:ISSIONERStlso girt: farther Nytice that Certificates tar ail the said' BENEFIT TICKETS , shall he brought to lie enteted on or before l'ae,lay,. the Fonrthth day of ;Litwry next, will be delivered c;ot on Saturday, the Eighth day of January next, after whiLli tho said CatuntissiOners will take in and enter Tickets an Wed. nesday., the Twe:ity-sixth, and deliver oat Ccrtif, .tits Monday, the Thirty-flr,t, day of January, and are tle,ired, when they strung fur • , Duplicates of . their Lists lett at • :t.J . emit cannot be dehiered to theta. The CONIMiSSIONETIS also . givi• ,:1 Ticl:os brat,ritt to thi Office for payment, wL, ; t;c, nut e,:e reipuud with 'their counterparts, will not tie ta%red for pup kielit witekut a Tiviid being given to indemnify Me 3eid cow mis,tioners fofgranting certAciites fur the same.. Icy Order of the Corotriibui , incrs, L. tiESSF: f Sec • AT thi; trying Senn of the Year . Dr: SIALY'S SOI.AII - particularly recommended uPreventative of Fevers, a Stren• i rthener of the System, and t Onerttl I're.s:2ti-r of nealth. Its ettects on decayed Constitutimil. whet herhytlugnt on by Juvenile - Indiscretions or vt4er ille3l34,Art scli•eviswlt, and the inanr ' eve* in . which . it hm wonderfully suCee , itg.d, wherever it hag been ndatinistered, nre certainly reconnuen datory Ireufs of its _ s ii i4 'i n it al Gs. 7g. tNI. and 141. at 'the Warehonso, No. 47, ,Xibion-street, Surrey-road, and said by inose in tile kingtlaah, N. B. The. Ge,nnine has C. W. %diell " written :Tun the ontsick wrapper. • .• Pylprietor wilt strew any PCTSOII .Wl , O tll4y,i;ilt, 3 num h.r of lett ers i ,frant persons of the first resptetability, a the tvandsorftileures it bas iafordicd. . .. • cißile the llrew-house. i .• I NGRAAI rev ; *l st ~nd the Pithlic in ii s ;: i n t itney ilitpanned, Wi for st Gerde s and iluxtic I , t, t ,,,,'"•es t Bet; Furniture ti,;l a tirtikk. in the Furn ,11' Warehouse in Lon N i ,Nit i„,, Captains, 11 i rt4i i i un.ing great...; , • 1 bits Z,,,p.lied at .1. J' s . 441 „,: 1;: : . t i . l s 'a t' d ‘t :::i f i/1 1 :1 r i l . ' ; ?144.-Pilrl'llt li V NV:I lit ed I,_ ktb, 4 ll'' , 1 • truenta• gent ;. • . ____,......... ' P rITIb., PATENT .1 6. , BLES, and vATE: 0 bisiNG-TABLEs, i ci up., Fiva new &dere 14 and Chair Beds; I I • I l d reatis, Furniture ai ' i 41 11 r?, with several other ii -4.4 ritittire• also a generi h,littidnery and Cabinet . il, i't e, ready man ufacttited : • • • ;„%rintlt a. whole I l noise in I,7"lmPnietice a waiting: A htblisl inient. 11, 1C , 4 , 3 ., t 4,ld.West India Ar 11/ .. )P N !!‘ I I tqt ti 11 1 I ttrqtrli 11IN; te r ce ; in• ud • a r t ict ; ot , ad, 0- w•eci -,, „ pr e , • • I'Ve attiel • w • ' t .rts, 11, 41 ` l ihg,f l ,0 yl,l "at. or 14 ;t i reser th a mi Ter W ork • • tr, % le Pri g ' t i e liviod r e, pai --' r e' . -. atom 1 0 ( 1 4147 3 04 e ptt e , l. soli I, pp. tuf o 4 ' B ; , Veljtt, ar ti 4t b t , . o e, • kk b • t ,4. 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Late of iirouiley, Middleiex. Second Edition. London : Prilted fur Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster• ruw. . , This Day %sere published, In Octay., price 1.18r,..c Shillings., in hoards, ripriE IIIiTTLES of TILAVtUtA, SALA 31ANCri, VITTORIA, mid the PYREISEgS. With othrr POENIS. By !Inn Ann PEARSON, Jun. • London : Printed for the Author, and sold hyGeorge Cowie acid Cu, •No. 3L, Poultry:- ' This Day wits pu!dislied, In Three Vnbutes Nino, (the Stb Edition,) pried riftecn Shillings boas tIA, • Tr LIE WILD 1.111 SII 'VIlt ri, A National Tale, . . , By 'Arts) OW F,NsoN, -Author of the Novice of St. Dominick, &c.. • - rrintvit tor 1•olf0ton, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternan'er,row ; and at the Ilrit6l,Gallery, 54, New Bend street. . . This Day were ;ItiWished, - In Three VDlunn-4 B Octavo, !nice Is. 6d. boards, lOGRAPHIE MODLIINE ; or, Lives of ye isol.ahle Characters who have distinguished them - seives tie.ul the Commencement of .the French Peculation to 'the present Tone, in which all the Facts which concern them arc reisted in the most iminittiol mud authentic manner. FROM THE FAENCH. Printed for Longman; Hnrst,"ltees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, and at the British Ciallery, 5.1, New Bond street. • . 0. • The Edinburgh Reviewers speak with confidence of the neenra,:y of trim work, feum their' own knowledge of the voirees of its information,* and recommend it as highly in terest:ug in various points of view, and presentint; us with eurtraits of Beings, whoSe names We still recal with sensa ' lions of astonistnuent and terror. TTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ins I'itEENT EVENING', bee. JO, their vivertMseuventajesfies Serrantiwiil perform (I s t ti me ) a new Comic' i, called • ORANGE BOVEN: - • i.ft er Oriental Spectacle, called • ILLUSION. • • To which will be added. TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. o-morrow, ; with The Deuce is itt Him. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENI%GARDEN. t r l-118 PRESENT EVENING, Dec:.lo, will be performed Shaltspeare's Play of • • KING HENRY THE . FIFTH. To which . will be added the Melo-Drama of THE M A ILLER ND HIS MEN. 14'.morrow, Love i n a Viilavn.