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Bishop. • kn nTuoU EZ E. - Den Sebastian, King of Portugal,• Mr. Co KEM"-r-' Alvarez (his Admiral), Mr. CHA,PNLAN Antonio, 'Mr. JONES ; Octavio Mr. SINCLAIR ; Pedro, 111 r. BLANCHARD ; Jaquex, Mr. LIStON ; Olivia, Miss 1104AON ; alias (the Renegade) Nlr. YOUNG. moons. , • • - • Maley Nlnlnclt .(Eirtperor of Barbary), Mr.IIARRYIgOREi Dentin ( ttli iiNter ), WERTON.; . • Orchitn, Mr. .ATKI;s: ; • Zoydan, Mr. JEFFRIES • . The MUM, Mr.l'eltESWEl:l4 t. • The DoWan, Mr. SUMMONS ; . • ()insulin, Mr. DURUSET • • .;• • Abney& (the Deposed Empress), 141E4.11. JOHNSTON, After whicli the nee/ Patitnininte called 11/1111,E(41J IN AND TILE: I,lllb DNV 111 e tviusic AAF ; *e . • Or, TUE ADAMANT ItOQK.. ,Scenery,Machinery, Otsses, and Decoration% ate entirely new. The Overture and Music conipoitil hy"Mr:Ware. • ctrAuricinit s . Prince Clierry;(afterwards Harlequin) Mr, 1101.00 NA, Jun. The Emperor Bighoniatio, King ot the Liingheatl4, (after wards Pantaloon) Mt. NORMAN ; The Empress Itoadobellyan,o, Qat•en of the , Itaiindl i e a d s • Lafti.rwarils Clown) M. 6114MALDI ; . Rufus Markiilf (the Red Divarfj Mitoter CHAPMANI, rgFair Star (after wit ri . l4 ' Col nti bine) Mra. 'PARKE ; • ~17,„.Avis..(trftatormcd into . a Dirt% Miss WORGAMN.• ...iorxe. •.1 et:o nil Vrite tid •:•:..eeotu rrice s. Lower Cathay '26: Second Price 15...., Gaikry lb. !Se cond Price (id. • • The Doors will 'heopened at half-past hoc , und the Play begin at halt past Six. Pieces for ths.linkes ti) 'be taken of 'Mr. Brandim;at the. New Box-Office, Hart -street. The new Pantomime alled Harlequin anti the :Red. Dwaff, or the A dana hock' coutinuing to be received with peak hingliter ahilatrie, will lie veyetiterl every .Euetiiilg till further notice. • On hlrrtdaHaroun•Mresehlil.-On 'Fitesday; the Rene- Wednesday, 'Midas, with Lore, Law, and I'hysic. -Oti Thursday, Haronn AlraichiLL • " A new Comedy is in Reliehrol and 111 spe edily be w SANS P, I.EIL 'rHEA.TRE, STRAND,- Opposite the . Adelphi. . Under the Authority of the Right Honourable the Lord • Chamberlain.' . HIS PRESENT FRIDAY, 'Bth, and SA,. -11. TURDAY, Oth, will be presented a Ballet Malec), ealted ' afterA • THE SO LDIER'S RETII R NI, . . which, a New Striu tOlille ' 'Barletta with New Music, , Scenery, dec. called IL. GIOR . NO IfIXICE ; ~ . .., • Or, The 1 - 14%.PPY DAY.' Iklaiqul3 de Morttesti, Mr, *VILLIERS ; Hubert, Mr. rttERLDITH; • . . Maurice, With tt Ifltn*, 111 r. lIIICKLE.; And Frederick or Siffted, Misi BROWNE. Et a, Mrs. MINTON And the Warchioness tle 'Slontesa, liy.Misit SCOTT; • Also, a favotirite Comic Burial a, called THE 'INTRIGUE • . , Or, the MISER DUPED; All 'ro which will he added, 'entire Nis.? Splendid Marine Comic panto m im e , :With hew Scenery, Dresses, and Music, call e d DAVY JONES' L. C . KElt ; Or, 'BLACK F,V'Yi susAN. Principal Characters-, Harlequin, Mr. SWAN ; Neptune' Mr. VILLIERS ; Amphitrite, .Mrs. 'STOriEs ()Id Davy Jones, Mr, MEREDITH; 'Pantaloon, Mr, 1)...A.1N ; tild Couttstudorq,mrp,sTEßßlNO ; Prislotlitola, 7.1 r. SINIPSON ; Coln opine, Nisi; BROWNE ; And Clown, 17 41rw JONES. • in Scene 10, a egraiel , 44 : :1,,i, and Goose limit-, a bly The New and Splendid s j a y,' byM I' . ormc ..an" a Assistants. The %it i Corn p c.t o n se *. d .- b y Mr' Purne ll. m• it . Six. 13 1) 90ts open at I-LIU-putt Five and.legin at,.......,-V'4ht. °74 41 ' 11 ; Cls Gal. Is,,Sec o Ld pricm,tit lialf- past '4 Places fur the Boxes' to be taken ut the Tlattre. A Di,TI iNAL.CUIILING.FIAIID„ u ' w erY 'for ` C urliag the tiair, and promoting 'ts . growth. r ir "I ttles of the. CURLING FLUID con dree,in'inst, in the inexpressible beauty it givas - the Hair in of • ing it curl, aud keepi n g' And in its peculiar property - ex e l. t , t l e %th o e 441 !WI and perfect durink damp, perspiration, 11, i h ,, clout Perfnme reviling, grateful ? and highlydcli xbcrC ta .„, ifes th e L a i r us 4 ,4 t silk , strengthens it oli e ittonelliafely keniores all dandruff, &c. which the •Irriewt ; and it is well - known and generally ap- J o ll i ed by Medical - Men for :making the huh' grow, when all roPans are ineffectual. , Said In bottles at. 3s. 6d. and gs. by the Proprietor, James tUln"►Per fumer. N o . y, High-street, bloorashury, Lon r4,:ltn(l), by appointment, hyAiayley and Blew, Coek3Pur iide2-t!'; Gattac a n ;and Pierc e , b 7, liod-syeet ; 63, Cheap lilsu Inuit perfumers in the VE(E'rA.IILE DYE, a Turkish bp ;rt. first brought to practics, in this Country for changing 4 , rdor +9 , Hair to Brown or Jet Mack, allowed by tuen I cier " , (6 ne the hest article for clia:iging the hair ‘to a per )l4colour.—.Priee Ave'shiliiiyg3 , halt-a-guirita, and one 0 44 4 Eke bottle.' I D 4. ti Alt Y 814 11, • - . . asurseossrusesas. „ . • T a Numerous and Respectable :INIZETING of the BCRGESS au rsamitTANTs of the Town of NOTTINGRAM; and OeuntY of the same, and the Precincts thereof; .held 'at the Guildhall, nui the sane Notice given by,.the Mayor, to take into consideratton the propriety of petitioning the Prince- Regent - and 'both Hons , :s Of Par liameiit, to take such Measures aS maylead to the RESTO RA'hON of PEACE; • • . . EDWARD SWANN, Esq. (the Mayor), Being called ,to the Chair, , . The following lUesoAltiolls were unanimousfragreed to :—. Ist---That it is the .opinion of this Mtetim; that' the alarm ing rind unprecedtuted Duay Qt the TVilAie a. this Town and Neighbourhood, . the destitute' and starving Condition to which Thousauds of its inhabitants are redaced, and winch imperiously calls for prompt and 'ettectual Relief, :tad the'ra vid. 'met ease and insupportable Buideo of the l'oon's Rates, are to be Atrihated to the long continued and ruinous War . in tthich this Country - is engaged. . - :Id— rt.at t o the same Cause are to'be ascribed the general Stagnation of Commerce, the alarming Augmentation of the Public Debt, the Depreciation , of Paper Currency, the De cline of National Credit, audthe oppressive weight of those Burdens which have in numberless instances reduced Wealth tu Mediocrity, Mediocrity to' Poverty;, and the Poor to a state of actual and'destructive Wont. , . • . • . ;id--That it is the opinion, of this Meeting, that the middle Class' of Society, on svivsm the Burden or the Taxes or,lit shined by the .tvar almost wholly falls, hp unable to .)eitr Ole excessive Weigtt of • public and parocifial Tuxes, with which it is oppressed, much less to sustain those .chitlins which we are told by the highest Authority' must be expected, if the War be still -persevered in. 4th—That the industrious .a.nd 1913°0011s Poor being either wholly or partially deprived of that 'Employment by which -they were accustomed to Support their Fnunlies; • Grain and' all other Necessaries of late having.risen to a price wSu hi m ch the beet' tini es . cou id,net have endured ; 'the immense s exacted in the form of l'our's Rates are round totally, in sufficient to preserve those front actual Want wham they are designed; to relieve, while the excessive pressure of Rates is constantly reducing others to similar circumstances of D,istress. sth—that it is the opinion of . this Meeting, that Pea ce alone can alleviatethe Distresses to which this Country, and particularly the Munufacturino Parts of it, are reduced, or avert the still more deplorable Mies•which otherwise must be apprehended, •and that the voice of Putriotism, the voiee•oif humanity, and the precepts of .ChriStianitr, equally call Ott • every inchvidual to exert nunseif accordiug to hi*Ability,. to obtain the Restoration 91 that , Blessing. 6th--That trope these considerations; we deans it our duty 'to present Petitions to the •Prinetiltegent ittl to both llouses ' of Parliament, pitying, that such 'Measures limy. be imuteili ately pursued, as shall lead to the attainment of this must deshiole and esienlially important Object. 7th=—Tiost the Petitions -,. i:ich have now been read are ap proved by this Meeting, and that they be laid at the Tot it HAL', for the Signatures of *those Persons 'who are desir ous of contributing to obtain for their Country the Blessing . of 'Peace. Bth,That 'the Petitions, Ati 'the Prince Regent and to the House of Lords, when s igned,. be trateimitted to the Right 'Honourable Lord Holland, to be bY hint duly presented ; and that the Petition to the House of Commons• be presented by the Members for time Town. 9th—That a Committee be now appointed to carry these Re solutions int., ehect, and to procure subscriptions to defray the cxpences "thereof; and that the following Gentlemen do solids se such Cenuniatee :-;--Mr. Alderman Allen, Mr. C. L. i"-•.,hvalr:ley,mr. Denison, Mr. F. Oen, jun. Mr. John Green,Mr. " • r% Rawson Mr.. fluddlesttine, 51r. Stra.tan, twit Mr. 11. Hopper. ' . It)th----That these Resolutions be published iu the Notting- Papers, and such of the London Papers, us the Counnittee shall direct. • E. SWANN, Chairman. • • , J,1 ; ..,,,, i ,ct5r *be, nii)Cuia .I?Ahort. llnaucna hart, llll4lUl,, moosiy restmeii, o'l'6 the:Di:lol4s of Meeting We given to Et.w. Swann, the Mayor, tor his prompt aegniescenee in the wishes of the ftienas 0t Peace, and for his candid and int» . partial conduct lu tlic Chair. after whJeli,:the Thititlis of t4e Meeting were voted t o Lent I.),.!nisoci I.*.sq. for his exertions on the present, as well as all lemur occastms. To Ills ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE REGENT. Slr---We, the Undersigned, Iturgessest or Inhabitants of the Town; and aunty of the Town of Nottingham, and its Pieciuets, beg Kavti to eland the 'attention of lour Royal Highness, as benig.t.he Representative of a Sovereign, whose higneet glory we presittneat is, that he sl k oeld be considered as the. Father of his People; while we dutifully present, before the throne, a statenient'Of Old evils from whx, experienced by ourseli•es, and by mations beside of his Majesty's, vast faintly, mid, while we ear.iei,tly supplicate, front a paternal regard, so becoming - au Englisit elonarch;that relief front dire distresse whith the speedy -resto r ation of peace alone eau' be expected to atfora.. • , On that Royal Power, .which was :designed to be a blessing and protection to 'miliions, we 'call for tut exertion of God- Illte iteuevolence, which shall speedily termivate ii coldest utt- Itappiiy,,,counneuced with precipitancy, and direful! y prolonged by we: exasperated passievis lid the infatuated understandings of men. Malty are the motives to Peace, mu' most powerful, whielitaight lie expected to affluence the nand of your Royal Highness. A. respect.tor t h e divine principles of Chrititianity tole flunetnit y, it. may be hoped, will prey cot your itoyai Higfinecs from bring s wayed . by the repfese:,O.i ions of. men, who-c' prejudices, pasSions, -or selfish inters so+,;cyder them .. advocates for the Perpetuity of a War whicloaf much 'longer persisted lu, eal evideetly he aceolupenied•hy civil commo tion, by fautine,`atid by pestilence. • • 'Aiiawfoladutonition of oar leiving nearly exhausted the tell sources of.the.eountry is:paitifully obtruded on our notice by the rapidly increasiug beggaty 'kla wreicla . durss of myrictili °fits industrious and Ono inhabitants, who, at no very dis tant period t .enjoyedailltience orreennPetenee; aitd also by the obviously *greasing inability of .Our uhlest Financiers, even while imposing is most oppressive texation, to devise Means fur raising supplies in an; wise correspondent, to the Public Atiptialk.xploutiture. In .the largest parish of this once flourishing, but now mi serable Town, nearly a third part of its population, ht con sequence of the interruption of trade, is reduced tp the state of paupers ;.inal in the other purl:ales of the town, not less oppressive to those inhabit:MlA on WhOOVO, levy ecttr be astute, is tite burden of Poor's-rates. Ami wearc . informed, that a like reduction to beggary waut of multitudes of our countrymen in the different it towns of this' hingdoin, is .theconsetotence of the annihilation of our trade,"elid of the inc rease of the taxation produced by war. Aaditional to these evils, might be recalled to your Royal .Highttees's rixellection those atso which are inesitable coma,- ' mitants of the most successful Mars, even whet' waged by na tions V. tiosc resources maY be the must ample, mid whose con- . dition the itiosVllottri4hing. • assorertly cannot .be a matter of little estimation with I your, Royal flight:mos, that thousands of brave tneu should be 'extended lifeless on the field of battle: that thousands . should perish by the hardships of warfare: that there should be thousands of mournipg _widows ,and orphan ebildreo : thht thousands of parents stiould,be hurried to-the grave by the loss of beloved suns, Who were the support of their de , dining years: that thousands should die lingering deaths In captivity; and that the majority of the survivors of it long and Lamely contest, having, in aceuree of warfare: exPeriPace t t interruption to those moral habits which promote the liar voinfort, and welfare of - civil Society :old of domestic life, should, oo rue return of state of Peat e, be reudertal less valuable theurbers of :society, and less Welt:0111C to the roofs of their relations and friends. As a speedy restoration of Peace alone can mitigate the heavy etile we endure, and wave the Inhabitants of thnsland Troutatipending runt, and the irrecoverable lose of their once prosperous and enviable condition; as iota the ill success tuid disappointed views of the eneiny tea,' lead him to listen More readily to reasonable conditions of Peace; we join oar aillieted ,euuntt•yrnen in earnestly petitiouing your Alla' iligimesw to marlifi,st, by sonic unequivocal expression or pablieact of the Government, your truly ltoyal desire to seize the ear liest opporttutit) sheathing the sword of shlutht") healing the sounds of a I:mg-protracted. war: that Alms enera*may b!l,lVelllded it ~ 111 plac4bly.throwing the odium e.etight in var and its c:nlconlitatit•tatieries sir your Rupd pat,itientory Government. - . •.• • • I{ 7 evili intlaize the hope, that-your Royal grant`the prayer of our petition ; ,and that your • endeavours will be effential sonivrestorliii.7 to *the afflicted people, entrusted . to your !loyal prote.ction, that lasting .Yeacc after whirl) they so ardently aspire.. Thus m.tv the blessings of the peoce-malter descend on your loyal Hizliness -; and thus may your Royal l'a.therovhen called front his present state of stitiVringslo: a letter world, he . enabled t resign to your ltofal .13.ighness, - in a .stag - Of Peace, that Throne, which he ascentled.amitt the.din.of arms, and on which he has continued to sit . during so many.years of war. - • • • „ N. U. The Petitious to the Meuse of Lords and th'e /144se af-Conunons, are similar to the foregolag, varying only in.the usual forms of address. • . • - '" The doors will be 'open' limn Ten in the Morning till• Six (Mock in the Evening. • FAST INDIA AND CHINA TRADE; AT a MEETING' of the COMMITTEE.av-. . .. point ett for the.r retievtAtiott of theIMPORT T 4 A 1 F. trout t he EAiri. - N.a.llEs..int CIIIINA to the 1)011:12 of LON PON, held on Thttralay, th.t jlh instant, bic r (;,3 - ERT WIGRAM,. Bart. iu the Chair; • Best)feed, • ' • , . That .a Genera Mectittr, cf the Merantiits, Datilseri, Traders, and all other pvrsoas in any tvtiy interested iothe p res ervation of t his Trade to the'POrt of L o nitou,lielield, by peittassion of the Right Houourahle the Lord Mayor, in the 'Egyptian-ball, lathe Mansion House, on Tli tabday; the Oth January instant, at Tv.tive o'clocli; at lioon,,for the loapose of taking into their most ierhius coils4leratiOn those oie.i,ut e.; which it will be expedient to adOpt in Order to prl.'iteet the iu terests of the Port and City of London, under the great Loa hop , o•tant• changes contetnplated in this Trade, Nvt,ich the • Committee presume to regard as threatening, it% their cult,. sequences, the prOsperity and general interests of the Metrn poW, withoat adettnate advantages to the -Empire. . ' The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor has oldigiugly con . sent6d to talc the Chair on this important occasion, at One o'clock precisely. ' - . , • By Order of the Oitainittee, • . GEBNI.IIN JANIE, Solicitor to the Committee. BANKING BUSINESS. AN.Y Person of Property who has influence• Neighbonatood, may bare a concern (without, part nership) in a..T.ondOn Banking-House, ,tfott will prove, ex tretuily protitable, . , Any such, girilig . a szitisfactory account of big itesp6nsi bilitv and Credit, ‘Vill•lie pleased to addrefim'a * Alue to Mr. pqst-paid, at the Library, 81, Portland-street. ... • • NOTICE , TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS. several Persons 'to Whom tl►e'.late Mr. SAMUEL WEBSTER, of Ashby-de-la-Zouch. '*in the. County of Leicester, Attorney, and Solicitor, stow.l at the time of his decease, are requested by Ills pecutOes to send n particular account of their Demands, aUil.of (itany)• which they reepe‘tively !iota, to Mr..Dalby,. Solicitor (stir of the. Exec:Mors) tit hi- Whet (late Mr. W.eb— ster's) in Ashby-de-la-Zouch.. ' Aod all versons.who stood indebted to the said Mr. Web ster, Vl' to ttrl4te.:lSlessrs..Pestell awl WAster, as pqrtiler.i, are requested to pay the amount of their respectOte Debts to the said Mr. Dolby, who is authorized to receive the Saws:. Ashby-dega-Zonell, Dec. 2:3, 181,2. TICKETS and SIURES for the ensuing - Lot- . 4 'bin' .3 , 1. Sal....at the. lee ILAZ Alt 11 , , BUIINE,, and CO: litoct4Drolars, Royal Exchange, This Lottery consists of 10,000 Tickets only, every one of which will he drawn sertrately from the Wheel, for which purpose Government has granted Two Days of Drawing, viz. • The 14th and 15th January: • TI3ISII respectfully acquaints the Public , ..that the winge Of the present LOTTERY will be Drawn on the 14th ;aid 15th of this Month. , TICKETS and SHAKES are selling in great Vatiety at both of his truly fortunate Offices, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Char ing -Cross, at,ndlowing prices .--, Ticket ,C 92 9 0 . 1 19 .6 Half. .. ..£ ,Cil 11 14 0 1 Eighth . l9 6 Quarter .. , .... . , 5 19 0 Sixteenth Persons in the Country maybe supplied by DISH'S Agents in 'most of the principal Towns, ur by sending their Orders, (Post or Carriage. aid accompanied with good Bills, Bunk Notes, or Post-Otfiee Orders, dir e cted to - DISH, at either 41 -COINHILL, or 9, CHARiNG-CROSS, London. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS,' ate. fir HE. - Last Prize pf. je20,000 ever Drawn, ..IL and the only One Shared, in the Late LOTTERY,. *as Sold in One Half and Light Sixteenths, at %VERB'S OFFICE; 17, Ludgate-street, (near St. Paul's), Where since February last, the following CAPITAL PRIZES acre Sold in Forty-three Shares 3, , 252 ~. 4,20,000 x,875 ...• 3,888 4,758 ... 500 6,402 - ON . THURSDAY NEXT The Drawing of the NEW LOTTERY will conunence, and finish on-the 'following day: TICKETS and SHARES are now Selling in great Variety at- WEBB'S truly Fortunate Office, 17, Ludgate-tdreet, near St. Paul's. 43 - Orders from the Country (post paid) containing Ite. pittances, punctually attended to. : ' . a ~,* Irish Ilauk Notes exchanged for'British Currency. On THURSDAY NEXT and following Day, The Whole► of the jorrzux will be Drawn. • • 014 D MODE OF DI:AWING RESTORED! CI:rATE LOTTERY-13,000 Tickets,. all dif; P.... fercnt Numbers.—No Classes!---Every rbket will' be drawn separately out of the Wheel in Two Days, si4c.44th of Tt-us bIONTH, January, and the following Day. ' • ' SCHEME. t. e „.. of ....X20,000 .... are .. . ~C 40,000 ¶2 .2,000 1,000 . .. ~.. 6,0 , 3 0 . 'WO .. 0,000 ' 400 300 Nu , 2,000 100 50 ..... ~.. . . . . 40 30 . 1,50 , ) ¶25 .. . . 15 10 10 40 . 320 .9,100 13,000 Ticket; ' . ,C13(4000 RICHARDSON, OOD1)1:L7CK, and Co. Contrut:tors fm: the Lottery, art TICLiETS and SHARES in varia'y of Nutsibers, at their ()dices, the Currier of Cornia, and facing the King's flews,' - ChaiinN-cri,3%; in the Lotteries drawn since January last, the following Ca pit44lPrizes were sold in 425 Shares : No. 3,48b' 4.20,000 6,618 lO,OOO. GAO • 10,000 11,*18 Thres of :,(0091. Two of 40001. One of 5,0001. **veil of fiool. Firs of itool. Oise. etc, &o. sT" ) '1 1 17,N C 71;;;',11,`T . ,ap NE 'W PUB “J AVON St. 'Phis Day wem pubilAhed, pike Is, Tr, 'Er rERS front the 'light • ilonotactble nem/ LILA Litpuws - to the Chairman of the ("miry u f 11n.c . of tne Company, upon au Ortn•Trat4: to Printiid for J. itichurilson, under tilc Exchan::o. . . , . On the 9th instant, will iie.-publi,shetli Elegantly printed in One large YolLnao, Crown fr.! fine woven paper. hot-pres,el, . POETICAL 111 , ,GISTER, and •itEPU- , sitaitY of FuciryitrE rOlaltYr for t Ite Year* i atm V.+o9; containing , Origina: Poetry,' Fugitive Poe; r, Critical Chararter4 of Poetic and I).eaulaLicAllarks, polSlMied, in the course of the two years.' • •• • Prlnted for -F. C. and Itivington, NO.. G 2, St. P.ittroi Chur,ll-yard, Of whom• - omy tae luni o • • , • .; . 'The Poetical Register Air .the•Ytari iBOl to 1307, •in Aix vOluthe.:, 'price in hoards 41. 7 10. or atly of the latter culo uws to tompiLit Set's; , • • • Q ► th;• be puYi7l!t,l, lianAsorur'y ,ptittfell in *Foito I.roliwws, ▪ ptive I_o irtl4, 11, itis. the Second F,!..itioil txitlNTLss' GlLlt!rituDE • or AtlOD,ri 8y.T.1f,1 f T 1.4 t I K. 1•.3 . .Il4..iieckted I ,errollis4ll3, tt) Mr%. nl 'tio‘rtlit.r. Priutil. for ,F. C.. and. ,!.: itiviit.ton, .No +3 t, St. Patil'ik Ctitticlf Y4.vit Tiatebarti, No. 190, i 1 1 Y. • N:'l3. .AdvirtiScuient , nod A4ttr4vol j.).olto4kie vrooxed to thi4 Editio,i, will lie delirored gratis to. the.l'irct.asets the fir 4. . ....... . „ RENF.WAL OF 'rim EAST INTIM - effAR VSR." This lluy Were piAbliduLi; . PAPERS. '.o*ai)ig' .NEGOCIA.T9N- fur . a RENEVV,Ak .the ,EAST .INDIA7..OO....IPA'ti V't PRIVILEOES,, printed by ()pier of the Cuurl A Directors for the Inform - atm') of , the . Vr9i , ri . ,.ttor i t 4 c0.1: 4 ," 2—Correspondence awl Proreeiiings in the Nogoeia.ion t'vs• a renewal of the East India• Company's ; Charter,. tiro. price S. Report on tht Negnciit ion hiltweqn the tiou. mot-lii ► Comparty: tad Renewal. tl, Cinnplyly's fir 20 yeArs, March 1794, by Aruce, Pal. M. S. &c. &e. 4to. 15i. , hoards. ~ • .. . • . • 4. Annals gi, th.e. -Finn 'Company from their Establishment hy.t,lte AlitAnetti, 16uu, to he. Union of the London and ilish ompany, 1.707.8. By J. Urnce.,, &s. &b.,3 C v015.,410 41. los. or ou Royal Paper 61..6a., , 5. The Efifth Report from thq Select Colliniitteti Of. the noose of Commons on tiny Aatit-,t l 4'rft Cu pany ; orderer:ll4.oe House of. Cortirrionfs'.to:l. e printed , 113tb,ii.1;y, 1012; in 1 vol. svo, prjcq " d for Rlack,:.Parry, and qp.,Leaiitti 1411-street.. .. • ....sr ."...4,--.,..—.- ...,..---.._x_......................._ , • N cousequeti Cc ot the superiority of SAT Ni()N -45.. - , , Ofri, and co:S PA',I'ENT spLF - Ari,itisTlN(.a Tupss'Es, the Patentees 'Wive 'been honOtn.cil. uith the fol lowing uppointnients : his Majesty's Ittiyat',\.!tyy, the Naval ilospitais and , D ock . Yards, the Board et tiiin l, llt:e; the 11,..n. Balt India Company, .',U ! . .and !.. nd continue 1-., i c. , ..yinoiend Ilitiiri to the Pabl',e ousueli lilicrid terms, Nvii,..ti heyo nei•er hef.-,ro been offered, that the full cut' shad tic li;totned to an pur chasers, if not a.ppniveil, aftecany trial, woivr, or ilamage.„ N.d.l. Persons residing in the Country, senthoi.z the t Ironn fereace of the 'lady, in inches, just abocr the hips, iniiii de pend upon helisir accurately fitted. .. MAN k 2 FACI. I OII.Y, .292, STRAND. Sold by Arta , tvong and C ~ o,i(lenhall-strtet. . • TH • ASMA, CONSTNIV,PIQN, • • • Copy of a Lettor from Mr. 'lobo, Lialey,se lby, Yorkshire. • .• • •• • have Much pleasure in .contruunteattng *Jr to the •Public, the great benefit that Lisere received from the Prepared Herb-stud. the •Ofsysnel of Stramuniant.-- Iny cosign was so riolent.that icould g4t, no rest, and was "often afraid to lie down for leer of • being antfocated; whet iY expectorated was with great difficulty, -end very- offeasivei but futool no relief tilt I took.the the Oxyrnel of Stramonium, purchased at fir. Preston lloroby's„ (. hemist, in York, which gave me•immediate relief, and before I finish* ed our packet of the Stramanium nod one bottle of the.Oxy. user, soy cough waa soiteremoveds - the-si•itting much abated, and imve ever since-hum perfectly easy, and am now in a good stale of health. JOHN LINLEY. Selby, Yorkshire. ~Nov; SO, I Slit., (Witness) BENJAMIN CLOUGhi. - • . • . The Prepared Stranionium and Oxymel, are. sold only in London, by Harris, gt, Ludgate-hill,' (corner of St. Paul . * Church-yard), add by all respectable Venders throughout the Country. . . . THE KING'S KING'S l' I LNT. NORRIS!s_FttVIis R . ,1.)14:01': . ;. THE experience of more than half a century has so fully established tl e. reputation of , this invaltiable Medicine, that . it is now.unnecessary to ex patiatc.en its L"t cscy in every species of .Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Vollow.or. Putrid. Fevers.; they have never been known to fail, when administered Agreeable •to di, reetion ; in the Measles, Small. • 'Teething, and :nest Diserders incident to Children they areaninfallible.remedy the (Ways and discomforts of advanced life are nutlet their imthediateinduence, they immediately stop the . .progress of a fresh Cold, and are particularly adapted,asa genial Restora tive. 'The Family Bottle, 2211.solaat the Dotior's House, No. aa, Lower llrook...street,G rosvenor.squate, where orders ter exportationare duly executed Sinaller l)gttics, tis. and as. 9d. ,wit,lesaleand retail, at Neon's, isor Oxford-street, sod by,itlost fopeaable Venders in fawn and (otanto . Also Dr.N (18.R1 celebra;44lAr. 11111 LIOUS 19 1.5., with . ample Diredions, Ap.. 94.. the ::ox. CA UT 10 ll'. Observe that the words "Thomas Nor! is Moore" engiavcd-On the Government Stamp► round the hot ie ; no others are, Of MI be, V.rooine. VO It COUGHS, COLDS, 'ASTHMAS, • The only genuine Pectoral it A I.sA Mof HON EY, Invented hy Sir IoIIN it flit M.l). III: LINN-ELIS of illif'FAN - recommends. l . o ex.cellent ere.paraon,., a's tlic most salutary and ' f re•tiLd'uail t : ? lltentedy, kit all Di;:arders ot the lire,,st a' Luno. Cor4;ealad phlegm, Acrimony it, the I and Obstruc tiihis in the Glands, are gently and safely discharged by cAsy expe.tteretion. Wheezings and UtieaSirleSS in tSreathilig are sp.edily removed by atekv Doses. It tskes Wl' th e irrit.iiion, opens the Thor4cto Otict s, at,d heals, the snr;:.;es s.~it nine Breast aitil LUIIM. Thirty Years experience has confirmed 'the recointnenclation, ,in the intmeiliate Relief and giadital Cu re of COMMIS„ . COLDS, ASTIINIIIS anCO d CN SU rr togs. • • t is the greatest Preserver pi the Lungs ever tliseoV.'fkll, and contains all the healing, Sortellit* 'And soothing, nal Irt , :s of that salubriiins extraa of F LOW I.'. RS called HONEY"; the richest Dalt:3lll6 of the Eastern World it , is as restora tive as Aises' Milk, and never ,disagrees .vvith the ‘,tornach a.Coninnon Cold to its benign intiii:etice in a few hours; and when resorted th, before the Complaint is far advinie4lt dangir of Consumption is certainly prevented. such are the faint outiiii,sot the inerits of Sir loltri 1 litl 's 13.iistiT1 of !•loriey, the result of lung researches tutu N atm:: by that itreat 13utanist, who dedicated his lite to theiliz, very of. the true means of health in the Vegetabte 4ora. , Price 3s.'6d. and as. gd. pet Dottie, or 7 in one larf;e, foraas. To gond against imposition, observe the name of Sh Iry and littristids„ 6p; St. Pauita 01,113:11. p yirtt, i 4 CDvc,l G 'the o'vern ' ineitt Stamp, accompanying each baffle: ,1.11 others aro Counterteite.—Sold kkepoul by all dealers in N1:- (Leine.. .•-..:.. - - - . . 1 • IIIKATRE ROYAL, bltl7liY-LA,NR: lII.S. PRESENT. EVENING, Jat . l. .;, 1913, 1 , T helr'MAleetiel' Servanta will perform (first time these 4'ng Tears)l.towei Tragedy of ..,. JANUI SHORE - Duke of Gloneester, ;tit-, It.A.VMOISI) ; Lord'Hastings, Mr. RAH; • . Vt.:wont, Mr.: tV Roucarroll ; . ischiu . iut:,. Mr. IXOLLA ND - I Alicia, Mrs. UM,' ER ; • Jane Shore, miss smyru.. .. . . • After which, fin- the 12th ti t h e -, a _ anew Melo.-Dramatic .colnlc , • . Pantomime, calletl. . . • - ITARLEQUIN ' AND...HU - MV ; O . . Or, CO LUMBINE- BY CANDL,E;Li(II - iT !.. „ _. Sir Arthur (altetwaids liiirlcittiii), Mr. t.u.,,ii.n.A.l\D i • bacilli° (A m b assador of 'ti le I..lwatfs, afterecards Clown), Mr. 'KIRBY; •' Columbine Nijss RUGGLES. - • 4t.411/lallager''''''ltAYNlC)l\). tio M •t he Returned. ynts)• _n . . . Virant Rex et Regina. • The Daunt tti be oPened at halt pat Five o'clock, to 1) ° - 'la at lutlf paq Six. c i 11 °Ieii 76.; Second Price as': 6d._....rt B. Q.; S'eeond Price, ts. — LbwerG a n ery . 2 ,. s , . , • l ' '. • 0 ler 6allery, Is.; 3, cull' l rice, Is.---Upper pi ti , o,nd Price, NI. . Boxes an d Places to lie taken of Mr. Spring, B°lll°°- , I ;teper, at , tbr (Nic e in Little Russell-street, from Ten till I' l " ti .t. tl "tit : Intl j""). T i ti.in the Evenit t 4 • until the Doors arc . e new Pauteraime estimation, will be repeated g 1 . ' f Alter no 13rio fully establisDed in tnblie no tice. every evening till . u rro-woirrO (first tun' Opera of Falst• Alarms. e a this Theatre) the Comic ~i'Ll shortlyl:' T r 4 lledY has''be en S onic titne in •preparation, and be annottneed for performance. ----....,—______ • ' •