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- !.TITAIB.M.Z. 4509.] THEATRE ROYkL, DRURY-LANE. • rr - O-MORROW EVENING, February 28, WW I 1L will be performed THE CURFEW. The Music composed by Mr: ATTWOO D. NORM•NS. 'Hugh Dc Tracy, BARRYMORE; Robert, Mr. BANNISTER ; 13crriand 4 -Mr. H. Sl DDONS ; Walter, Mr P ENE EY - It Philip, Mr. EYRE ; Dunstan. Mr. COOKE; Matilda Mrs. POWELL • Florence, bliss, DUN CAN. DANE; Fitzbardiug, Mr. ELLISTON ; Armstrong, Mr PALMER ; Conrad, Mr, MATHEWS ; Hernian, Mr. CARLES. tanditti—Messrs. MAL 8 . , - Pi SI-IE R, EVANS, RHODES. With a Glee, and Chorus of Banditti. The Prologue to be spoken by. Mc. A RTL EY, A n d the k pilogue.by Msos DUNCAN. *ITH TEKELI; C 3 r, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Count Tekefi, Mr. H. SIDDONS ; . Wolf (h!s Friend), Mr. DOWTON , Count Caratti (ttio General),. Mr. CARIES ; Alexivia (theillerome of Montgatz.), Mrs. POWELL. Boxests.- SeconciTrieo 3.6.7-?jt 35.. 6.: Second r '..—Gallery 2s. Second .rice ts.LL-Upper Gallery Is. Se cOnd Price"eid:- No N'Aoney to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Isox-office, in Little Russel- ttreet, , . . . The Doors to be opened at Half-past . Five, and-begin at Hal ti.paA Six. On Miulday, The Curfew with The Weathercock. A new Operatic Piece, in Two Ads, is in rehearsal. , THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE/ sr . 'DO-MORROW EVENlNG;February 2S, 1807, will be performed jVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR. Kiteley, mr..COOKE Old Knoweil. Mr. MURRAIN;!.- young Knowell, Mr. BRUNTON ; Master Stephen, Mr. LI s CO N; Master Matthew, Mr. SIMMONS ; Clement, Mr. EMERY; Captain Bobadil, Mr. FAWCETT , Dame Kitely, Mrs. GLOVER; Bridget, Miss BRUICTON. HARLEctinN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, TIIE GOLDEN EGG, The SCCries, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirelytew. . The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware. The Pantomime produced under the Direction of Mr. larlti.• The Dances by . 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Tender in 'which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be ddivere2 to the Board before One o'Clork cn the said Tuesday, the .3d of March next, 110' unless the Person who makeo 1;,: Tender, or some Person on his' behalL attends, to answer, when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Feb. 23, tBc7. THE-COM:IIaSSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS AIAyESTI") NAVY do hereby give Notice, Thai on Ttresd.g,,the . 1,-.4h:of March next, they will be rea rj to rehive Tenders in 11 1. fr (waled up), - and treat for the Supply of 'hat FRESH WATER shall .6e required for the use of itiajedy's Ships a,:a l'es.;e4 at Goering, for niche Months Ctl tai;:, and (,her until Six- iUf the warning- shalt - .6, given on either side for. the termination theteo/ ; tGe mode of pat nott to be by Rills, pajake, with hshrest, nkety day.t after date. con.litions of _the conttwel seen at theSecre taty's Office ; or by applying to tie CallefEr of the Customs, at - Clio. dig,. AVc r• earl mill be bad to any Tender in Tvhic , ,6 thePflfe Shall i,-s. , c.: i'e ?pods at length, or tbat shall not be delivered t o r/re 13;rard befire One .'Cloek on the said Tuesday, the loth ...114,ch7;.vt, nor mnlels the Person wh. makes- the Tender, or some Pc- rson on bir Gehalf, attends, to.answer, when called for.. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, . Feb. 26,' 18(57. • THE COMMISSIONEWor T 7 ICTUALLING His illajesty's Nasj , do hereby give Notice,. That on Thursday,. the I,(otb of Alba; cb next, they will. be ready to receive Tendits r ia• u,iting (sealed 1p), and .freat for Two Huhdred Tons 4 LIvERPooL, Cr [Carle grained CHESIIILE 'SALT, or Salt. of equal voanns : And for Eight Hundred Tox.i of CHESHIRE BAY. SALT of the largest grain,. or Salt. Of:equal goodness, of which the Person sowho make the Tend;rs are to pndnce Samples ; to be delivered into Ilir Majesy's Yiettal ling at I , ep.ford, one.balf by tci 3lst of 7u/y next, and she remainSr by the 3oth of September following, flee of 'all charge and risk to His Majesty, es cepe that the Contratior will be alliov..ed 21. tie!. per Ton for Porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by 41114 payaMe, with Interest, ninety days after date. ' The Conditions of the Contrafi may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or 6y apoln g to the allel7ors of the .Sal t Duties . at Liverpool, and at Aliddlewich, in Cheshire, respec. tttety No regard will be had to any Tender, in which the 1'; ice shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered t° the Board before One o'Cloek . on ,the said Thursday, the zath of illarch next, nor unless the Penal who .ntakts the Tender, or souse person on bit beha.g, attendi, to answer, 4t hen. called for, TRANS PORT-0 FFIC E, February 7, i 53 7,. T HE COMMISSIONERS for Co'nduaing .HIS MA YrSTl"s TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care Ad Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will &ready at this - Office, on Thursday, the sth of next Month, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract jar supplying . Candles, at per Dozen Pounds, • Coals, at per Chaldron, • Straw, at per Ton, Lamp Oil, at per Gallon, Birch Brooms, at peO)ozen, for the :Use of the Depots for Prisoners of War at Portsmoutt4 Plymouth, Norman Cross-, near Stilton; Staplet,m, near Bristol ; Chatham ; Greenland, near Edinburgh ; and Yarmouti, for ; .Twelve MJnthi certain, from the Ist Dry of 4p, il ne.,'s and thereafter, until Three Months Notice shall be given. • No Tender will Ge reeived after One o'clock on the Day of Treay, nor av noticed unless the Parry, or an 4zentjor p,r.vona4 attend. Fa► tker partic•ulart me!) , le kn , ,ten by applying at ibis Ofrt, or to the Agent:A,- pi-Irv:et- 4 r of il'ar at :be ptare.t abort...v:o . Ni/ gx.tat.