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rJ JA; N UM BIM 5368. {' mai D►ea Loci r io lun•lr 4ps itstis 116 rd I the iesti ,w clai ' o h •i RM _ du rerpectu mitt hone Dore an, .. Pp diseor ' lean itchi . Mall ssitiverg , men— • • THEATRE-ROYAL, DRUEY-LANg. S** ~.,._ ADEI.PHI THEATRE, STRAND. - A Mff FA' ING of tlw I. i V ERY and oilier ef , This day are published, sod res . s tea the base Oki, Ml THIS EVENING, THURSDAY , Feb. 17, .'; '"'" '''''' aad ia rrre l lisi Barletta a Ivaintee was bi'nes e ed -' FRITADS or SUPPORTERS of THOMAS WIL. I Se NT A POLEON'S NI ENIOI HS. he lIINISE_L•F i . Fur theorem of forty years, fp en the three nights of ill representation wish the stoat :.SON , o„, 1 sin lake p e wee' t h e c ity „e L ee d om Th om , l b ill au OCCASIONAL SELECTION aThe FRENCH EDITION, 19 e. ."; decided 'epitom e aud approbation Introverted sad fesitioo- :THIS DAY,' die 17th, • i Twelve fur One 'Clock i , v.. Tki, The ENGLISH EDITION, Ins. 111. erolled himself in the rauks ofi _o ,_ bl . iire (tort lii . lh a elife a: Deem MUSIC, SACRED AND SECULAR. !' able assemblages, and will he repeated every evening of consider of t . a toren ma i neemertry form ciri:his re-e . lee s . to the presets! year , um moo e perform a nce all Anther ironer.- Du r iog the ream, th* interim reed and relieved by ODES. rho Bonk ar 771nrit and qua( sautes tne star rine au one or /lig Rtreesoffstikiirte of OM Cel is Panne prite:ein is milfliiiitieNTillithipel°l-I)relit, of s is h e r east e t a t i tf l i V t urk s tein 4 pora ll ry s. li o e Agreeably to the universal feeling of respect to the , B unn a f I bi s Th eatre have matarrour esi , st4entitie its _ meat, wipe. the of _ . .y . peesence ores, tienitimme in bbl interest v. i m b• rest . as m a ti oa to I k e A rt „, f rom Elb e , rannury of our late moat gracions Sovereign, nod the doh. ...: provements, calculated to affonl every scrommodation eit ,meal rettu , s i e rt. eacy due to his august Slicers:our, the Maaagement of this • Me usuiseroue mud fashionable visitor,. The hoot circle , %Valerian), arid the .rose real errata. lus lectlitionl hark, we see her bet .. Theatre beet not *sated It proper to make 007 announce . .. is thrown open, so as to afford • diatom% view of the:. - LOWEKT-OFFICE, SOMERSF:T.PLACE, , • Ti., EIGHTH and SEVENTH BOOKS are in cosine and conquering every obstacle sr sw ot a see particulars of the re.openiog until Ibis days eine, and materially contribute to the renal tempera. . Irsasuaav IT. 1550. sof Translatimi, and will appear in Fresh and liatelnibt in the sorhist could oppose to her. fully aware That their errant though hematite eademun.• lure et th e Theatre.-No Performances on Wednesdays "TOE LORDS CO MNI ISM lUNEKS of his ~ eunespoodieg rim, type, lee . with the NINTH )0011 " I am." said Merman. at a would be duly appreciated, isotwithetanding the six/ahem sad Fridays during Leal. I NI AJESTY'S TREASURY bare directed that the . To the Ninth Book by been added sounerom Proofs, ~ . life, when , of tbe *Mice. .... • 4 ".IIPHIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Feb. 17, LOTTERY shade! he DRAWN err FRIDAY, the Ifelli M. jested al Longwood to Mr. O'Meara, proving 0 7'ke a ! T . ilie, .. inell . ite : 616°41 in a (• PART I. • 1. and Saiunley,l9, will be prndsiced (fur the 4th time). id, at Coopers' • Hall, in BashigholEstreet. • ' Nannserlot • Pon :t Helena" to he a Forgery. nod highly moderate the pruiceples of Loch A SELECTION OF MUSIC, ,an entire new aitil etenaamic nmelookaniatic Mertens, lo •'L. H ESSE. caroms as earreeting fahehonds relative to the &letdown honest mail-a Monster r t s; Principally from Handel. three Acts, called SOCIETY FOR PROMO . I . ING CHRIS'. , 1 withal d eg • d P breathes peace and good ill .‘ Overture to the Messiah . Air, "I loom that my Re. IVANHOE; TIAN KNOWLEDGE. of T sh h e e Ll MS e .ef lho ul N l i p ieth " Lok, an w * it a : g Y e er . illeetione, may testing Hisse a lt ug Not o t s t e et ts 1 deemer live*" Mr.. Salmon. After which, • Monody. in - OR, THE SAXON CHIEF. •DDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. be seen at die.DlSce of des Publishers, Rridemourt, Bridge- we", fit l am agt . md dik e d respectful nod grateful remembrance of his late most excel- Saxons :-Ellalf ic (the Saxon), Mr. Campbell; haahoe ybe. epeeist C mime appoinaed err the Counteraction Wet. lent Majesty, ,will bp reeited by Mn. W. West. Qoartetto, • very trying situaiiors as ray (his son, the Sliltoo Chief), Mr. Willis. Gue A (Thrall of wee and RI . : b tea' ion& hay ilm tier *When she ear heara hies," Mime Carew, Mr. Brahma, Mrs.• .. Cedric), Mr. Lee; Wamba (Jester to CiLlric), Mr. Welkin- ; a d e ft, 6 • twill Tis ra I I ---. e - -- sa--- " •-• . ------- r-'-• -- - - -I • • --- to sae/ with Heaven. He a Bland, mil Mr. Thoene.-Cliossa s * He delivered the pour eg, that their appeal to the Piddle having Men eon; Lockett, (no outlawed Leader Lathe Greenwood Men). 1" ate of good. I only 0 promptly mei liberally awiterered; they are wow for. TO TEE INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OP Tlis that ersed."- Duet, " Hear my peayer," Miss Carew awl.: Mr. J. Jones • Clerk of Copes/semi, Mr. Jobe Reeve • Page - with adequate mean of earlyiog limo effect tar the . A berteethy. of Bruce, of Dt mrs. Bland.-Grand Funeral Seem, to be smog by Mr. with 4 . 9 ,4 „ i „,o wc i a. Lady Rowena (dreektiaal of Cl)7 OP COI'EN TRY. chemen; and hie eltsracter of Mt Brabant. ' Alfred, end ward to Cedric th e Sawn}, Mite E. Darnell , her their important purpmes. PART 11. Same Tosco whirl, were before na the general Ins of ibis lb- volence is still remembered by 4thappearsocis in the drama; Elgiiba, Mrs. Kirby.• The OCCASIONAL . OVERTURE; aftee which, se Ode ns n • B D ., 80. Gilbert, m e t „, ) , y, milted to the present occasion, have bees eireadalled k Cradled iii jlie principles of si of Ireland, and by not s f at extent sad at very reduced prices • may ethers yore the Ceni i iiiielles ! II: Pri . "las ' oionnam:-ear nee . es . r. el lent ; to Brilaania sill be recited by Mn. Clever ' Suall ' " Ho ' • Prior* . Mr. Rothoateurg• Gearlitsert and Ugbert (Tea. gre ' . Dour and Arms," Mr. T. Cooke-Air, " Angels ever height , ire tweet prepared aid dispersed to the amount oft/apse. !•elbe expectation of a Disanletion of Parliameat as Is of Si, Brian), Mr. Adams acrd Mr. R. Shepperd ; Isaac of . sod fair," Mies Carew-Song, e Ares, arm, ye brave !" Mr. am A depository for die express§ preemie of supplying the pm • Proealled. a report has bees mischievously circulated by be wondered at that the mind York (a Jew) Mr. Daly. Uldius (a depeadaut en Sir ith • eensibility nervonsly alit • lie with these peiblications, bosh wholesale and retail, ha s oar meows. that I di l l sot lase% dto offer my fame ter- fouud ma esithuoisse in their G. S mit h - Ai r," Wise men flattering," Miss Cubitt-Sersg,• . - coo .. ' . s i ), Mrs. Beineteneder. gig the heart which brat to t " booed an alarm r Mr. Brabaiis-Air, " Let the bright . . n opened in Flectditelst • which b e i n g in er st o m us i ga ii se ices. Nearly ninny years ago, when Snit Isonovred wish In top first Act, a Ballet, incidental to the Piece, by Mr . 7 '. w ith s hop s il l s w i m's p ir t s ' o f th e ote i ro p u e s , en d, t h roug h your support, I oirreeervedly received, a That Ito foul as Seraphim," Mrs. Sahnou.-Hallehijab ! - St. Albie and Mime Aylett, and the whole Corps& Ballet, medium of Diocesan and District Committees with : 'hearer "Peened °see! "obi "Pls . " C' e n ly 7 i " awl as in the' bo som of his family, es PART 111. To conclude wish (30th time) a New, Greed, Picturesque . gents buil ffereat provincial tomes, has proved a most sue. J hays sever been even eulteried of 11 ' 1,11 0 0 e your loteresisi forth its sympathies with the MILITARY SYMPHONY [Haydn). An Ode, by Mr. • \ Christmas Pantomime, entitled tel mean of carrying the objects of the COIIOIOiI.. on sway be equally cooldent that lam isetspnble of desert- Edenton. Coronation Anthem. Air," From might Kings," THE FAIRY Or' THE NORTH STAR; . • ff tee 'Moe wet. They are enabled to stake that from many net .mour , t imps t 'teen is tota yen • te wor r- 0 tts mom. no Special • hem Beße ed he • dew • II 'dm i il II t b and • Mrs. Salroms-Glee " Peace to the Souls of the Heroes," - - Mr Pearmen, Mr. limonite mid Mr. G. Smith-Air, " Come, - OR, HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR. . the districts of the kingdom. In which Mattel w'• g• • • oodation ; that nothing b a t th e d ec i s i on of I , fourteen day's wee • onfilcient deign ins all the poll cm arrest services, the uniform irtemity of which you ever smiling Liberty," Miss Carew-Duet, " Ah! Per- • la the comse of she Pantomime, a celebrated Dante by we been . mewl widely dispersed, very Meer order . . hare : lect. His pretest,' to josh al refereed., And they have peculiar oshafactiou in being , hove been pleased so repeatedly to approve, to applaud, aid pprove, 0 donna," Mr. Bram. aad Mrs.Salmout-liatian Trio, Miss 41 " Shrew lbw" Dem"- to at the hazard of his el Carew, Mrs. Bleed, and Miss Povey-Patriutic Air (the GUILDHALL, Lagoon, Ftenuanv 7, 1820. we bent made to them, that, in other districts, forming by shall be, Y o u will 5 " me, "ilh youthful what" and Pose' authority. and reckless of el Poetry by I. Brewton Esq.) by Mr. Restrain. .. vIINHE COM Mlrr E E for LETTING th sr the largest podia' of the kingdom, they have realms to tonlity , as usual, at my post, zealously, powerfully, and de- he might Ist opposed. In a e To evade d , with " Ride Britannia." A. CITY'S LANDS will meet at GUILDHALL on lieve that either no attempts have been made to demote eidedly prepared to battle your opponents, hoe ever nu- the i n t e ll ec t of suc h a man mu , Principal Vocal Perhermevoe-Mrs. Salmon, Mrs. Bland. TUESDAY, the 224 day of Fro-Lrome unseat, at Twelve of na t e infidel pianripies, ur teat they have fee th e m us t p ar t menu% fee the preservation 51 your rights and interests. welly in eras ; the pen w Miss Pony, Mime Cabin Mips Carew, Mr. T. Cooke, Mr. the Clock at Neon, lei LET by PUBLIC AUCTION ailed of success. Your faithful Renresentative, Pearman, Mr. G. Smith , Mr. Thome, Mr. *Keen, Mr. ' A BUILDING LEASE, for 81 years, from Lady-day Bereett's Redefines, GEO. GASKIN, Secretary. r tvlseisasr•PAlrs. F•hesael IC MO. P. MOOSE n his baud to viiidicate her clai Broom M J State of oore., am Elli lBl Bce. . Battened rib. mid Mr. graham. 1820, of a PIECE of GROUND, oil the West side of - Febraaryll,lB9o. the Poll !way ro s knew that the sword o The ' Band will be numerous so d com pl e t e : Loader, Mr. . B roa d- court , D u k e ' s - p l ane load on the East side of Hemmer- , The following Books aced Traetemayhe hail at itreSociety`s ry) was ready to support his H. Stuart The Performers is the Choruses, under the so- lane: Also, ' ' OtHee for the Sale of Temporary and Occasional Tracts, • perintendance of Mr. P r ice, w ill a l so be ourrecrom, and as.' A LEASE, fur 21 years, from Lady-day 1820, of •• :,. No. 21, Fleet-street, nearly opposite Chencery-lase; •el Polled l,lBO 1 OOO soled by OW Toone Geellemeo of his Mairsty'• C s aPel ' HOUSE, No. 5, on the .Elat side of Broad-street Building : - the following Booksellers. sta.:- a Unpulted ascertained.... 715.....15 sappomed 2V3 e a physician so early as in his Rood, Si. Paa's Cathedral, and Westminster Abbey. The '. •• „d 5 e.,, , N ee' 51 r. Min ray, 3, Covent' yostreet, II nym *doe ; Mr. Hodg. —...—. ......-.- he went to Dublin, where h whole wader the direction of Mr. Novell*, who will preside A LEASE, fur 14 yeses, f r om lady-day 1820 (determin- wits, corner of Winspole-streei • Messrs. Bowdery sod Kirby, Total 1.895 1,716 947 noured by his profeasion and al .at the Orgsu. ' the at the option of the Lessors, on Twelve Calendar ` 190, Oxforitstreet; Mr. Wri ght, 45, Broad -street, 1110110.0. all the choicrst spirits of the n 4 • Months' Notice), of • HOUSE, No 4, on the North site of Miry; Mr. Stuckey, 31, Tottenhaimeourt road; Mr. Tay nius was often halaticed-the THEATRE ROY: A 4 COVENT-GARDEN. Holboriehridge, and a WAREHOUSE, or BUILDING, ' tor, 49, Newooto-street • Alr. Sixer, 259, Oxford-street • Mr. TILE LATE DOCTOR DRENNAN. tans, and Emmets of these dal TH'm EN ENING, THURSDAY. Feb. 17. behind the same, late i n . the occupation of Jam . tit Crotty. , Bari hubowinew, 117, Swallow.street ;AI, . Blackthorn, Kailas. The Plan and COllllllll3llll for letting the mad Ground, and e briolge ; Mr. Bell, Oxforststreet ; Mrs. Huughton, 3, Graf intone and his friends. The du an _ (though a large and reopectu 1 i 1 srdn of twr;ri . osis ud oo t v ia o Te l. Pl a y will (withlst 11.11alleiii.ttaNi yenta. writ- the Conditions for letting the said Homes, may be seen at • =ton-street, Soho; Mr Hubert, I. Ole Compton street; Mr. The papers of the metropolis have already be Officio( Work., Guildhall ; and the said Douses may be • Howard, Gray'' , Imelam ; Mr. Wilkie., HnibOrteblll; Mr. ow cell the death of this celebrated individual t officient to occupy such a mil • ten by George Colman . the YoullEer), by the whole ' Com- nation what velfisiiness would viewed ever • Sunda ys excepted, between Twelve and Hobson, 88, Authors:l ; Mr. West, Baldwiu'elerdens; Mr. - I I pony. After which will be acted a new Musical Drama, bre o ' clo ck. da y, , Hewer., Kensington; Mr. Taylor, 116, High If v as ure; Mr. , . . - .. . he people of Ireland. He died on Saturdisy, the ften advocated opinions which called . JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Comptroller. • &aeon, Hackney; and Mr. Hughes, Richmond. th meant, to Hellion, that town for whose firospe- tooth and justice, a more entail THE ANTIQUARY. would have avoided; " for," as J on athan Oldbnek, Mr. Liatou; Coma, Mr. Blanchard; fIIH B LORDS of the TREASURY have Leslie's Short and Easy Method with the De 105.... J. 3 and to whine character and fame he gave so 'nisch ?cord, Mr. Duraert • Sir Arthur Waviest., Mr. Chapman; .1 issued their Warrant fur the Final Drawing of th Leslie's Truth of Christianity Deasonstroed.... . 0 3 of his genius. The inhabitants were too memo e Elie °chilli*, Mr. E:reery; Lord °keens% Mr. Terry ; Hem LOTTERY. to lake place on FRIDAY MORNING, 25th Bi s h o p Purtrus'a Evidences of the Truth of Chris- ' tor Ill'intyre, Mr. Abbott. Mtn Isabella Wariloor, Mies - Pebroary, when lbe few remsiniag Tickets (having an ex. . re m it ' , board 011 TI t • • bl to the great loss they sustained. when the grave sea •ontinued to act from princit for the good aud happiuees of at that the dutiesof • a good citim sieldwast Miss Maria Maim, Miss Matthews; Mims . - of 11,438/4, farming the Golden Lances, , with two of .- Ditto. half -bonad v 0 4 - bout to close on their valued and venerated' friend. an were at all iucotolmtible. 6 , hold* Oldbuck, Mrs. Daveoport ; Etspeth of the Craig. - 20,0001. and I,OOS Prizes, must all be drams, mad paid la eis i b ass u ar asea tense us Ama.4.4, - . Ininefoot, Mrs. Faucets *id ue.Haek Notes. by • . .. Bishop Watsosb Apology for the Bible After which As Porte of . . J. and J. SWF:WRIGHT, Bishop •Gibsina'a three Pastoral Letters ea beide. clued all passions to the level of Christian charity ; key • glie have been forced tc LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. . : 37, Combat; I 11, Holborn ; lily, 3.1. each, or together !)r. Camphor, Mr. Blancbard; Flexible, Mr. Yates ; Lubin . 38, ilnym•rket ; 111, Oxf tr ord-seet ; L or d Lytteltou'eObservatiuns on the Conversion of Loe, Mr. Liston; dodge*, Mr. Emery. Mrs. Hilary, Mrs. ".' Who Sold iu this Lottery No. 1,858, Prize of 20,0001. and as. Peat Gikhe ; Lama, Mrs. Sterling. Seven Capitals. Bishop Suerluck's Trial of the Wituesseee 0 8 * of the deceased, went to the deatiobed to anticipate interested himself in every gi .. Tom'- Per Hundred. the expression of those feelings of kindness. and that took p ist e; his writings On Saturday, The Autiquary---Coscning-and Thiimii the Great. V V QUARTER-PIPE, will be sent freeof all expense to ,a. d. those soutiments of good will which the bosom tire . with delight, by a few wi • Du Monday, Shakspeare's Comedy of Errors, with Hark- .• . ray part within ten of he City of 1 I d I miles I .OlllOO, and a 110 0 . (a) Hear both Sidra. ---Witnesses for and splint the .of presume] to the last moment of his existence , majority with pcide. The quirt and Don Quixote. Bible • Bottled free of all 'metope at the purchaser's cellars, or - The people of all ranks and all denominations ral- oo Tuesday, The Antiquary-after which will be pro.. sent, reed bottled, h • the COMM ERCIA . 11A Li. WINE • (b) Scripture the Guide of Life 2 6 though they were the echoes a ductal. first liar. h new Farce, called Too Late fur Dinner. : COMPANY, No. 10,3Skinuer-strect, sad 3411, Oxford•street. (c) Reasons for retaining Christimity ; extracted from lied rouitel Vie hearse which bore him, as the centre of British freedom; they won Bishop Wlllllllll . ll Letters to Gibbon • 54. of social charity, sod the rallying point of social - d The Unbeliever convinced• in a dialogue be. kindness. One common feeling of veneration ORATORIOS. e Old Port Wine, of good quality £loo per pipe. ( ) ' twee. David Doubtful and his neighbour Reform; they would have glw .*. TH EATR &ROTA L, COVENT. GA R DEN. 7 - ..• Du. Sherry 95 . Christian premien, bud his fault . in „ when they (el high mad the import- Private faults, but *oli. It Is moat respectfully annimmeed dud, louder the New ,•-.• Do. Merkira Direct . . , (e) Ditto, ditto, Dialogue 11. Maisagetueal, every exertion will be made to render these ': •• Do, West India (f) The Blind Guide, or Thomas Paine ignorant of out sphere in winch it will his destiny to move. all public principles of the phi Oraiiiiiiis deserviag the patronage of the Nubility, Gentry, .- Do. Cape of all the finest slaileira, Stein, and the Bible 2 • were swallowed up its the contemplation of the en- ,. mot :be Peddle. , all oilier firourite flavours t ( g ) The Abandoned and Penitent Blatphenter; or, sues which surto ..... I,d them-rug a word was heard practice in the midst of his • r t ). MORROW, FRIDAY, February is . : Du. harrier Do 1,30 to 35 the Death-beds of Voltaire and Lord Ruches- PUre a. fountaiii no tainted ars Also Bottled Wines. 28 ' from the moving crowd-no common man war then ii. she Seaton will commence with, in Memory of the , ort wow ter 3ds. to 425. per dux. , about to be consigned to the tumb-the memory of late mournful Events, a Grand (A) The Bible the Word of God, in two Dialoguer, • EPICEDIUM; . . Cape ditto between a Believer and mu Unbeliever. Dia- . e..ch individual turned bock the pages of his splen- kind acid affectionate booboo( • •.: Red Puntac in French Bottles 10s. i , tender father. In all these r lio wild. *ill be introduced the normal Anthem, per- „ Old sho , ' toga. I. rY formed at St George's Chapel, Windsor, on Wednesdsy ~ , (i) Dilloolitto. Dialogue II friend Or a citizen, as a men Borneo, Ohl Dry and very Superior last; and a setection of music, chicly from the works of -. 1j) Judi aof Reason, 11p011 the Evirleuree ot the member of the great comes .Madeira Direct so,. passed, and called to their minds the iiiflexible iu- : Model, k n own to have been esteemed by, and generally .. Dia°, west India Ms. to 635. • Christian Religion. In Two more Dialogues, :i • - tegrity with which he combated them, they lament- open any page it pleases of performed at the Concerts of our late highly-revered So- ;.-• Dina, IL . st " di .. mtorbkos Ms. Itetwee• a Believer and an Unbeliever Dia. not a spot will be foutad to sal erreien. With a Selection of the must approved Pieces , logne I. .... Also the finest Chateau Masai, Lafitte, and Chantilly 3 from Tir• Messiah , and a Illiecellaneem Act. :., Clorer ; Cote Rai, Hermitage, Horan:lily • ei,„„,, p „ r „, , (5) Ditto, Dialogue 11. Part 1. .. Ditto, ditto, Pert 11. Mr. Kalkbroutr (who has kindly rented his services for • .; S arkling, Creaming and Miler, ; Excellent Bons.leaux : : 1 ) the death of a relation, a prof • dug night only), will perform on the Grand Piano Forte .: Bsmc, Muarllr, . (se) An Appeal to 'Reason-Deism and Christianit y Sioner Witte, Y o . .le Grave, Sauturue,it is somewhat singular, that all the great and possession, which brought tea his new traria lune on the National Air of " Rule Britanuia ;" Rhenia , , 11, ,,, k, serrial, Tinia, maims. " , old Bola. au ,. ~,,. contrasted and Mr. [alley, a Concerto on the Violoncello. cavella, Nloitutain, Britoil and Vidalia, with every other ' ' ( 1 0 The Honest Farmer ' s Politica and Religion. A 3 ' • commanding muds, which gave to Ireland a 110010 potence, and • fullness of The Perim:thence to conclude with, first lime in this Dialogue .: Description and Sort of Wines, in English use, all as at , A Christian Address on the Present Time, .... 26 • ,f e w ye a rs, hare followed that Constitefion to the the last twelve years he has I .t..( -wintry, amid by au Orchestra consisting of nearly Two • . equally Low PricesßS the above, with a 111111S1 curious nod (o) Hundred Performers. rare choice of Liqueurs nod Spirits, consisting of the Creme (P) A Cr• twersation het* een its Two Poor Men A NEW GRAND BATTLE SIN FONIA, de Noyeau Show et Rouge ; Rose', Abaynthe. Scubsque, IteßSUll lugs of. Reliever Revelai ion BO • essfully contended. The Irishmen of 1782, the as its venerated pusselsor. Tbe Foll and Deuger of grading Irreli ions I' comma-tea exertion for the Elector of Bavaria , b . Orange, aud others. Itglily-flavoured Pousi-Apple Ran ( ( r i l Wink i ; and the Natioual Anthem, " God save the King ," Ditto Pined and Drunter Shrubs, Ditto Pined Brody pilau . melt • Publilatimem ; or, Advice from a g Clem ! - editor mimes will illuminate the page of on witnessed the habits of Drei to his Parishioner ......... 2 8 history, mid s.ive us from the contempt of the world, peace, it is unitectosary to de 1 with athlitittual ,aces written um the Ofeßlioll, by G • • Shrub.; also the suft-flavoun.d Brandy of she Vintage (a) A Dialogue between Parson lees and his Man have. with a few exceptions, sunk into the tomb. recollection, that they neve • Colinas Or Ynuager. of 1808, Rotterdam Geneva, of the make of the same David • Principal Vocal performers:-Miss Stephen., Min Wit- Year, wills every other Description of Spirits of good Qua • ,„ 3 41." Dretenati, almost 1 lie hart hook of that iutellectual , grin ! With an ardent nit ri) Th...... Christi•n's Address to his Neighbour ' Lama, and Min Tree; Mr. Mrsham, Mr. Bel'amy, Me. lilies. chain, which the spleinfid evesits of the last forty pithy with every measure e (a) The Character of Cbrial, an additional E vidence Pyle" Mr. Terrell. and Mr. Bartlensen.-Leader of c ' years produced, has now fallen. Rumour. busy, hoed to stivauce the overeats TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION, to the truth of the Christian Relig ; itt so. ' • Esiol ' , Mr. Ware. The whole ruder the immediate dire.ctiou . BY 311 L COLLINS, other Dialogue between a Believer and hies ' officious, nod hypocitticul, added Grottun to the forward with all his vigour ow of alr. Reship. 'AI hie Auction grunt, I' • -sire. t, Town of Parkes, on Il i Convert - ' SURREY THEATRE - .MONDAY NEST, February 21, 1850, sad the follow- (v) Cobbeti's Reflections °° R e li g i on 2 6 lives, and long may it lilt! though it bums with a Institution. From the Claude. • lag Dar, at Six o'Clock, . (sit) The Good CIIIISS will prosper 11 . 171 LL RE-OPEN THIS EVENING, a COLLECTION of UNREDEEMED" ' (r) The ',reseal Condition amain People and CAIIIII . faint and decoying tire, and too often bends to th nary, on the principtes of ti V THURSDAY, February 17, and SATURDA •A. PLEDGES, comprieing Gold , Silver, and Metal tiles in the World, an adilit• I Evidence in . feeble cresiturcs that dare to beard it. Hut it is anticipated a mine of intellec the Tooth of the Christian Religion ; in an- .- too ttue that Drennan is no more ; he died, how- after pour forth its treasure •-.:, NEXT, with a SOLEMN DIRGE, its dutiful mime! to '' Watch.' ; useful Mae, Mete. and Woisien•s Wearing Ap- , • • the Mt enory of his late must gracious Majesty; concluding panel, Bed and Table Linen, Bed hauging., and various'" alter Dialogue between a Believer nod his e v e r. us he Iry-d, breathing the soul of the most thought he saw the mild Pp , with the Anthem (with Additions) of " God save Kin . ti ler e r tiel ea , l iteisrd in mouths prior to, and in the month Convert • 6 8 enlarged benevolence-ph ..... ing schemes of happi- ing from the ashes of deacon George the Fourth!" to he performed by the whole Company .1 Fehtnarv, 1819, with the following Pawed:meeker*. viz.- (Jr) The present state of the Jew.. an additional Evi tit ore to the Truth of the Ch ' au Ilettgion ,• r 'less for usankiod-his fancy striking out new expe- more become the seat of Mil After whish, 9th time an entirely sew splendid Historical r Edit., College.strect i Kemp, Marihorongh- raw ; Nathan, in another Dialogue between a Believer and 4 rituente of tummy -suggesting new ideate of social genius. He therefore watch/ ‘• blekodramatic lime, in three acts, called ' St. Jam:es-street ; and Stapl.foril, Frederick-eh-ere, Town IVANHOE ; of Purim' ; with Price, Warblingten eireet; Horsley, St. . his Convert - its birth with a parent's ao OR, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER. Mary.strers ; and Deverruz, Broad-are, t, Portsmouth • 1 (s) Heathenism and Clwieliantiy compared -nu alai liary F.vidence to the Truth of the Christitu 'retool of Piovident.r, by bequeathing to lila fellow- its infant and helpless elle With a sew grand Military Overture, with Teyter, South-wee, ; King, Soutn-etreet ; Moses, • in :soother Dialogue between a Be. creature., his tioxiety for their humour:i.e. eyes hie ed by the rude hand of 'r John (Prince of England), Mr. cigforti; Pilgrim. Mr. ' Sooth•areet; Dart, Norlisstreet; Burnell, Nurth- street ; Re li g ion ; • dent it-bed he anticipated the hour when the follies held up his shield and d Bever end his Convert %Takla , ; Loess de Beawinenoir, Mr. Fawcett -, Prior and Kole, kllllC.alrecie Gu'eurt• anti the vices of the past would be no more; whets enemy. Will nothing be dot Ay user, Mr. Adourk; Cedric, Mr. Grant ; Unknown Knight. May be viewed, and Cataloguee haul at the Room. ... (aid The Tahiti* Tun or, the Deist at a Staid: si., , in a Dialogue between Dr. Piaintext and John , man would tied hi. interest in imtice, and when the serve the memory ()leach a was Mr. Ridgeway; Robert Earl of Huntingdon, Sir. Payne, A itomA•ritFspi It IT of VIN EGAIe.:--This . Elemental Friar Tuck, Mr. W. S. Chatierlay, and Nlialge, the Miller. • agreealr:y perforoed Liquor ()he original invention of (14) The Believet•s Ammer. lio Queatione about his of the Government of his country. lie never hia name stol .its example ; a (outlaws), Mr. Leonard ; hue of York, Me. Huntley. Lady Mr. Heil"), which is of weii.knuarn efficacy in relieving Faith Itooetta, Mrs. W . S. Chant-Dry • Rebecca, Mass Taylor ; eitangert, bero the truth was the compissa by which difficelty is, to devise the be , famines. soil Iread.aclie. end is countered-time the effects of (se) Dial. gue le toren 11 Reformer and a Labourer 1 3 Clvicn, Mrs. Brooks; Elgivs, ins Brace; Alicia, Slier overhear', elope, or infected air, mutilator ith be * prepared, (ctrl) On the Dates of the Poor t .• Pitt. , ' in the greatest perfection, by Metiers. THOS. and WM. ,', (eel •11 he Destruction of Jerusalem, as additional he advocated was as i/111111,11.41b1e NM its author. The to pay the debt we owed to a To conclude with the favourite Itaidetta called `, HENRY, MA NU FACTUR ING cHismisTs. MANCH BS. ' 5 . nrenment fur the Truth of the Cirri 'ti Reli. times changed, it is true, but premien stood un. mired, whom we have known THII EE 'l . I M E. 5 TH REE ; - TER. It is'aold in London, wholesale and retail, by Moms's. )i r.on ;is anal.. r Dialogue between a Believer moved ontiitat the worm, the waves of tat:Lion rolled whore progress thioitKis life Or, BOYS, GIRLS, AND GUARDIANS. . : BAYLEY and BLEW, Perfumers, Cockspur-streei ; and Roil hie Omar! by limn with sinpuility- he stood. like the ruck its to follow with fidelty. To Bumper, Mr. W. S. Chatterley ; Buckthorn, Mr. Adeeca i retail, prim 2s. 94. by one or more Agent. in prioripal • (fp The Propagation a the Christian Religioeu.au ad. William, Mr. Letmard ; Henry, Mr. Filawilliam. Smear town; hat it cannot be genuine, tinier the Naas of the ' ditlitiod Evidence to the Truth of the Chris• tile ocean, rather an object of fear than of safety ; we will be permitted to mj, ' Mira Cepeland; Nancy, Alias Juana. above Preparers are engraved am the Government Stamp, this Reliemn; us a reminding Dialogue be. it guide lo the good-a shipwreck to the unpriuci- of your great countryman- -Reg_ user th e cork of each bustle . Proper Spouse ' Early is nest week the favourite Comic &Melia of Dee which is h I twee.. • Believer aid his Convert GIOVIIIIMi. . Boxes are sold by Hayley and Blew, as natal. (gg) The Mercies of the Mosaic Law the chat'?" still makes the seesomi, and die earth produces t miring assembly of hie fell it is respectfully announced that Mrs. Mountain's appear- As above may alau he had, •iithenticairel by • similar • s • The Tarts may be' ordered aster the title of the • r noteetit. but it isin tneit's dis • ' from hi p example how to sect is, from the short remainder of she season, unavoid. Stamp, HENRY ' S CALCINED MAGNESIA, is bottles at letters preemie to each. All applications for the above whichi ansnakes the times. or truth is still the 8011019 mad veneration of You' "state ably postponed till the week after Easter. 2.. 94. or with gloss stoppers at M. 6d. Muhl and Tracts are ks be nastiest 21, Fleet-Mimi. , .. . ~- 11 , ~ • . ki A. e tb ilo - - E 1 * f t . , , i lo, rat • .. , i: , , f '‘ ' ' l4l4 t < i k .11 1 L i lrt, AI -.--- ' ,_-._ .4 Adi * o f , 111 1 . . 4 LONDON, THIIRSDAV, FEBRUARY 17, 1820