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Y ; Mrs. Hzirdcastle, • Mrs. SPA RKS ; Miss Hardcastle, Miss DUN CAN ; • Miss Neville. Mrs. SCOTT. WITH • _ • TEKELI ; Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.. • • • `Count Telceii, Mi. H. SI DDONS ; Wolf (his - Friend), 'Mr.: DO WTO N ; Couk.Caraff. (the General), Mr. CA It LES • Alexina (the H4roine of Monigatz), Mrs. PO W . E EL. } loxes fos. • Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6cf. Second Price Caljery 25. Second Price Is.---Upper Gultcry• as. Se cond Price 6d.— No Money-to be returned. • D„ l ' l aces for the 13oxes to be takeu at t h e B ox - o ffice, in Little —‘4 A4setstreet._ IDoors x S to be opened at Half,past Five, and begin at* the i MOnday, False Alarms; or, My Cousin ; -with Emily; tv, juvenile Indiscretion. Alter %I1nel), The Wedding Day. 4 -Pew.l) lay, in Five At will be produced in a tewdpys. A new Opetatic Piece, in Two Aels, is iii rehearsal. b.._ THEATkE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: ON MONDAY NEXT, Feb. g, i 867, will . be performed ' THE. MOUNTAINEERS. Odavian, "Mr. KLIIBLE. WITIi. HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE i - Th Or, THE.GOLDEN EGG. , • , e Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new, • The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware. ' fl e.Pantomiine Produced. under the Directi9n of Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. , 89104na,-Jutr. The Scenery by Messrs. Phillips, Whitmore, liollogan, Greaves, }lodgings, and their A.c.sistar i ls. • Principal Charatters, Mother Goose, Mr. - ,SIMMONS _• afterward , ' Harlequin,. Mr. KING iird Mr. BO ' LOG NA, jun. ; • ' - Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA, 'Squire Bugle, afterwards 4any, Mr. G MNIA.LDI ; Oddlish, Mr. MENAGE ; • • 'cabin-Boy (with'a Song), Master SMALLEY ; . Columbin&, Miss SEARLE. boxes 45.., Second,P.rice 35.--Pit-3s. 6tl; Second Pt rice 24. 1 41 0'y 2s. 'Second Price is . .—Upper Gallery is.. Second Motley to be returned. Places for the• Boxes to be taken at the Box-office; in Hail 4rect, iThe Doors to be .opened.at Half-past Eive, — and begin at l 'alfjpast Sit.• t On Teesday,: The Suspicious Husband ; with •the• new 4(11 otnime. • • ROYAL COLLEGE OF . IisIYSICIANS. Febru,rk- 7: .18,1 THE-. ROYAL COLLEGE of. PHYSiCIANS being coos of-bringing .to conclusion, !1“le tlelay as possible, their Investigation of : he :'. to them by His Majesty respeciir t ; 1.. .a.11 in the Ilnited Kingdnin, have thought fit to repeat this ti tAtc Notice, that they wish to receive, as soon'as pos. 11 0 ,,1,t. the information required from such ..Medical Pratii hink`Zis to the result of their experience:and inquiries, who ; 4 4 - already irtade - VornmunieationS oil the subject. by Order of the college . . ixxigs..l-11i.itVEY, Register. All L • • Cp l etters to be addressed to the, Register of the Royal,' th.„,•01-tate-s of Ph% sici ce ans,.under cover to Earl Spencer, Secie- . (). STATE LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. STATE. OF, THE WHEEL. Prize of - - L30,n00 - - - - - . 20,000 coo Sec. &C. erc. ICKETS and SHARES, warranted Übdrawn, , to gn lli still be had at all the Lottery Offices in 'rown or Next Day's Drawing, Monday, February 9, ABOLI NON OF THE SLAVE TRADE. ORTRAIT of WILLIAM WILBERFORCE, Frieridi of that (;entlerr : lan are respeet lii)eivirtformed there ate a teveline lo;pressious o; that truly %cre et r isit to had of Mr..Risiirig, No. gs, 'Great Vortland nd whtre..etse . The Plate to be DAsposed of. v . . ARMY. WANTED to Purchase, an -ENSIGNCY-in a by L . Regi m e nt 'of the Line, o n moderate Terms.--. Apply 1t !Ile'', or personaily, to E. H. N. ii,. Craven-1410(1- ,14' 6 Otury-lane, froin Ten till Four o'Clock..—This will ........ e advertised again. TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS of YOUNG'. • ' • .GENTLEMEN • ,ANTED, Three . or Four Young Gentlemen in. 01 Kespedabi tits', to he apprenticed to a E;entic.:n.in /na o. C;ty in an extensive tine of Genteel Ykusiness. They P re I~er Live in the House or not. In the forkner Case a nt``ttlLj at will be required. None will be treated wit9t bbt respedabil ity. dr ess t ) i,,lication s t bad Letters, post paid, - and ad- C. Ne O w Y e m ork Cof e by fe e-hause . . Jr A l i t —MALL.—Spacious PREMISES.—To be sold,together or separately, or the LI; AS ES' to be Publi c ( 1 1 4 ,_vp tiesirable Houses, admiraby - calculated /way t hey ar e k ul e,e, Blinker, or Hotel, or any extensive concern..; are unei,;! e 'd under the Crown,. on Lease, of which 29 years mixes 4 r r e l, and renewably for ever. These valuable Pre- Carlton sit uate in the best part of Pall-Mail, nearly opposite . 'lltront„,-, ( "use. The Houses may be easily laid in one ; 'tati ons - -,,e ,ilearly 40 feet and in depth 60. Other A cceniene that tr ,,.„' ^.111 be ^raiated to a respectable Tenant or Purchaser Rotel ids F reqpire inure extensive einises. of Aadress and - further Particulars, apply to Mr., tlr . LI-3, 21urriell1 Pall-M a ll, w h o w ill shew th e Premi s es ;or to tess . , Surveyo r , 46, Chancery-lane ni Itnediatepos- . I°4lll aY b . • had ' . e --...............,..r...... 41t13L A I N S are prevented from breaking, Avi ii .f, ll sl their tormenting itching instantly . removed,. by este, I ' i IEA-D's ESSENCE of I‘ , l US I A RD, universally P ais - TIM for its extraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism,, bu t T c outy - Aftedions, and Complaints of the Stomach; , L, l , iere this • certain remedy has been unknown, or nt ,lrid.i.,and AlMhe Chilblains have aclualiy broke, ;p e ,,."' s F I LY E C E RATE will ease the pain, and very 4, r 4Y heal' them. It is equally efficacious in ulcerated do rms aridt!egs, Scorbutic 1 ruptions, Blotches, Pimples. Ring_ s, Shingles, Breakings out on the Face, Nato, Ears, s ore '. ye-lids ; Sore and Inflamed byes, Burns, and Scalds 6 4 - 1- . l eds, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every de.- h on. ur e • . . . N o. Pared and solA by R. : 10HNSTON, . Apothecary, 4 t 2,.15,. Gr eek -street, Soho, Londoq, the Essence and Pills ttiei'__9.(.l± each—the Cerate at Is. rid. Sold by every Me „": yender in the United Kingdom. piit . it: T he Genuine h as a b lack ink Stamp, with the Name hthi lstoll inserted on it. RQVID.ENT LIE INSURANCE and AN"- NUITY OFFICE, .Southampton-street, Strand, Letidou. • rß,Estortvr, , The Illogt Noble the Marquis of 1311CKING HAM, K. G. VICE-PRESIDENTS, Marqnis of Salisbury,li. G. Viscount Chetwynd . Lord Temple Viscount Duncannon Viscount Ilulkeley Lord 13raybrooke. TS.usracs.. Marquis of Buckingham 1 Lord Braybrooke. William Praed, Esq. M. P. The -objr.NSt of this Institution is to encourage the truly laudable desigri of Life Insur a n ce en d P ro vi s i on t ur Old Age, by . redUcingthosetransaCtionS to principles df the utmost.pos .i!de• Public 13enefit : with this view an extensive Society of Noblemen and Gentlemen have entered into a Subscrip tion of 2.50,0001. to constitute an 0 riginal Capital, and,; tak. ing upoh themselves the sole responsibility of the Establish. ment, they entitle the Persons insured and Annuitants to . par. ticipate Prufits after the expellees of an economic:Al 'ma nag ement are defrayed, in which the President, Djreztors, Trustees, and Anditors act gratuitously, Thus, Ville spe_ cific. Sums insured, and the division of contingent Prehts, every Member has the fullest possible vatut iorltis 1)J) ments,- without being subject to calls uPorfanY losses whatever. This important and unprecedented advantage is peculiar to the Provident Institution.'-,. • Military Men.in6 . urea at this'OfPce are not chatged:with .any additional Premium, unless Called into actual Service. No Admission Fees are required; nor is any charge made for Policies. • • lirsufance and Annuities may be effeeled any day within (Alice hours, which ate trom Ten till Emir. N. D. ST. CROIX, Sic. A Pamphlet, explaining the Prin4iplesaaid Terms of this institution, is : published by M essrs. Cattell, and Davies; and may he had at the Ilouse of the Disiitution, and of the Agents and Booksellers,' price bd.' • CURIOUS .j ELLY MOULDS. • J.OHN GRIFFITHS, at ,liis MaoufaEtory, No. , 1 5 , NeW,street, Covent-garden, one cjoot from K.!Pg street, begs le:we to return his gr a tef u l Thanks to the NCbi-., lity, Gentry,--and Public, for the great , 'Encouragement ex perienced ; and respectfully informs them that he has made. considefabie AdditientS to - his former extensive and , curious Assortment of, idly, Blancmange, And. Curd Moulds; Boards for Gum .and Almond Paste; Lard, and Butter,. &c. Paste, Bread, and Vei:etabie Cutters of the greatest variety. Arms, Crests, Military Trophies, &c. made to order,, and . every curious . and useful Article in Pihma'nulriaured in a superior stile and with dispatch. Custom- Hoitte, Loudon, .Feb. 4,. igo7. . EOk SALE, , By Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of His • jesty's Customs, On Monday the 9th, T tresday.! lad 'tot 11, Wednesday the kith, and Thursday the . 12,i1 Cot ; February,. 1107, at Three o'Clo'k its the Afternoon of the said Days, in the Long Roam. Custom-i - louse. London,' following` GOODS,..which are allotted in - Slll4ll Quatuities, for the better aectummxiation of the several Dealers, as well as Pri:/ate Persons, w ho choose to become Purchasers. FOR 11014 E CONSUNIPTIoN: Arraek, ' , 111u1.), Cordials, 'Wine, .Corn Spirits, Riga Bal_ sate, liacriern )it, Soy, Chitia; Se, tzer W,,ter; Stag,' Humus, Musk. St.l4ar and other Groceries, W:aic Candles, Rhubarb,. China 1.; 9 0i, Sworn Islad-s, Plate Glasses, Provisir - ,ns, I , z- ' bacco, "Fobacco Ashes., Vultures'-Fea:L.rs, Looking Glasscs, Glas- 'Nate, Boats, .Deals, Timber, ;,latcrials Vesseis, Cotti,..e, • ChQcolate, Snawls; India coloured per, Fans, Pearls. Cornel“..ri" Biads and t . at,es, Lackered Ware, Bdoks, Ostrich Feathers, Colts, Confectionary, Moms, i'0:1....11e41 Agates, f:,....•iiiipps,tion . Paste, Foreign and aootS arid Shbes, PO,A : , 11(1 sundry other sorts of Goods; .as mentioneS Tn.,the, Catalogues. • CLEAR OF ALL DWI': ES. The Tobacco Ashes to be •viewed at, the King's Tobacco . Warelionse, , .l.bnion Docks ; 'the • Boa 6, Timber, Materials of Vessels, and Sails, -at the Tobacco C;Nund, hear 'Grcet.tar:ii Dock ; art i al; the other goods at His N2N . ,:eat) , 's Warenouse, Custom-House, London, on Friday the'Ciff; Saturday vie 7th of Febru,try, twin Nine in the Morning ta: One in the Atternoon, and in the 'Morrii..g, of the Days of Sale, where Cata:ogues .will- be delivered, N, B. Guts bought at this Sale must he paid for on or before Monday', the zl.of,March, 1807, between the Hours of. Nflne. o'Clock: in the Morning and Three in the Mkt neon • or I , le Deposit ' pacts thereon will absolutely be come:forfeited, and the Goods re-sold at a future Sale. On the tst of,februory, i 8 :7, was published, .Ornamented with Twelve Engravings, by eminent Artists, after Etching, taken from Original Pktures, • No. I. 'of the • • HISTOP.IC GALLERY OF.PORTRAITS AND PAINTINGS; view of the Lives of everyt/lc most celebrate:_i !!en in ‘ Age and Country, ‘ , and Graphic Imitat:ens 'of the finest Specimens of the 'Arts, Ancient and Modern, .with .P.emarks„ 'critn.al.and e.kplana tory. I. That the Historic Gallery shall be published Monthly. Each Number hall contain eight Portraits, and tour historic or allegoikal lEngravings, prorly explained. 11. That the Price ot each Number, in Quarto, with first Itr,, , ression's of the Plates, snail be 7s. 6d. and, in odavo, in the usual form, 4s• No. I. contains. Francis I. Leo X.. Fleury Earl of Chatham. Catherine I T. • Erasmus. Frederick the Great. Tetrarch. Death or the Virgin Mary, by Caravaggio. • . Descent from the Cross. - Itubens. Finding of Nloses - Poussin. Death of Socrates - London : Printed- tbr Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry ; anti sold by all the Booksellers in the UilitedKint;dorh, `NEW SERIES. This Day waS publ4hrd, ' Price One gkilting and Sixpence, L of a New S',:rics of THE MONTI-ILY MIRROR, Me:ling Men and Manners, with Strictures on their Epitome, Tilt; SrAGE. Floriferis ut, apes in saltibus omnia lib nt, Otnnia nos.--LocKErins. 'THE titne is past when it became ui to dill!e'on our merits, and - v) coart favour byprol . wiLlz:i. • What we have done is betore the Public ; and their great 4nd in. creasing patronage for Twelve Vrars, is main testi) , the most unquestionable test of our'deserts. Through the secession of a Gentleman, hitherto actively eng,ai;ed in . this Undertakiuz, it is necessary that we should announce an alteration in the executive part of our Work, which, as its object is, by increase of numbers, to augment the talents employed in it, it would, be an injustice to our ves to pass unnoticed. Tile consequence of this acquisi. tion will be, that every department will experience some ad vantage; froth the additional force and vigour which will pel vade•the whole. The New Series will continu at the same P rice• E lument never has been, nor ever will be, a consideration with us. In the present Niimba' is given - a correa Likeness-of Mr. Montgomery, engraved by Ridley and Holl, after a Painting by Chantry.„lt is accompanied by a BiOgraphical Sketch of the Poet.- In the Prose Miscellany will be found several in teresting Essays, and the ReView of Literature is.full and important. 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Of wnoin may t;e h tit, by the 'same Author, Scripture Biography, one vOlunie, with-plates, price 4 . .1', bound. This Day was published, a new- Edition, with material Ad ditions and ;',lte , ations, with Plat,!s, in 2 vols. e.vo. price • one Guinea in boards, A SYSTEM cif THEORFAICA.L nrid PRAC - Ti CAL CKF.MISTR Y. By FRE DER ICKACCUM, Teacher of Prac.tical . Ch&nistry, Pharmacy, and Mineralogy', late Ow:nu:A Operator ifl the Royal Institution of •,;-reat Britain .• • • Reviews of the First Edition of this Work : " W-01.4t.:s ill prove highly acceptable 'to those who wish tci attain a prtZlit.'ai acquaintance with the science of which tt treats. The Author exhibits throtighout the Work a great degN:e of chentical know liNtge and his methOd of corrununicati, knowled t ;e- to others is engaging. 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