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_„ , . . , Lf - ,'"' --'. ... „ ‘ , 11UAJ z• - i . „ . „ • NA, O'iitlreiii • • y 1* , •. , s 4, S i s' 1 4 :ii. k.i . I 4 : , d.'7,-....,, , , , :r 16 ~. ,E.;,....,,,,;„ -."../L:: t ' .s2• ib . 40. 8.1. . . - 7 , -'- - - ; .. • vel 11.1 ......V. , . . i. 1 4 : :::\ ; ~, , 4 v . , ,1 0 : 01: --m, „...1 .„„ 4 :V.t.--,-;-. :-;*;4:. I*. r'AUVRI*:'...., •i ' •'7• '•? %:4 ;. 3 " . 7 . 'i , :. 4, 5r''',': ':•'; ' ; / , /i .... `. , 11 i- c ...1 \', 1 i.;.' '',/; // , . I, 11; NUMBER 3862.] NEVER ACTED. TTHEATRE -ROYAL, I) itU RY-LANE. HiS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 31, iBO5l Ogled will be performed, a New Comedy, in Filet . A 615, THE HONEY MOON. The Principal Characlers by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr, BARTLEY. •• bANNISTER, Mr wRouGH•roN Mr. MATHE WS, Mr. COLLINS, ~ Miss , D UNC A N, Miss ME Ll.O N, Miss DE C. and Mrs. SPARKS. 114 PfolOgue to be spoken by Mr. BAILTLEY ; and the Epilogue by Miss Ds Cc‘tt , .' ToWilich will be added a Farce, c a lled FoRTuNE's FROLIC. Robin ittmglt-bead,, Mr.• COLLINS ; Rattle,. Mr. PALMER; Margery, Mrs. SPARKS ; . Doily, Mrs. HA R.1.0W E. 0 5' , '4l?*l Second Price 35. Pi t 3s. bd. Second Price as. °I IN.—. . Second Price is . U pper Gallery is. Second No Money to Jlate s f or the Boxes to b e t b taken of Mr. Vosbrook, 'at tne ,!.offiet. in Li tt l e R ussell- street. il pt Six, ito lullP be opened at halt' past Five, and begin at ItiT?inaniii rric i l °w. Old Harlequin's Fire-side ; after which,l'ho ) London. tor . 1! ` 4414413 Y, The United liritons, with The Mock Doe. And otim --4)1141 Y, Richard Coeur de Lion. PTHEATRE O T -ROYAL, EN-GARDEN. r(IMORROW, EVENING, Feb. I, zaps, will be , performed, INIF,I'c)E SCHOOL OF REFORM ; • ~, dOW l' RULE• A HUSBAND. Whit new S cenes,pscsses, and Decorations. The Principal Character : , by Mr. Cot)KE, Mr. C. KEMBLE, ... Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. I. E WlO, lirs r,,,,,,,Nr.•M11RRAY, sir. EMERY, ~,,'Du s, Mrs. lITCHFI ELD, Miss BRUNTO/I,' ' .r.,..'.15• DAVENPOkT,'and Mrs. S . C. LEGER... " e - P rologue to be spoken by Mr. Blurry:vie. . The Epilogue by Mrs. LITCHTIILD. 1 HARLEQUINWITH QUICKSILVER ;, • Wi t h Or, THE GNOAIE AN D.THE.DEVIL.' n, entirely new Music, Scenery, .Machtiiiery, andllreseri. f,. _ . b a " , ) ,,, 41 h )11 5. The Overture and kiosk: coirlPesed by 1r the ( I' The Attion of the 'Melo- Dratha produced under iv lredien of Mr. Parley. •,. 'ine Principal Charaders by 1 1 . „ir. lIRUNToN, Mr. BLANCHARD, _ "01:ANIONS, Mr.' DENMAN, Mr. ATKINS, ' h t Ir. ILII,F.RIES, MEN r.-MAI., E. r 4. 4 •:""Ns, Miss DAvIES, M.ss .11'/ARTY It, Misi WPI E A'T LEY. Itr, t o L ( The Pantomime Charattirs by _ RI , ttr, )ONA, Inn Mr DtplOlS, Mr. KLANt.. • ' rit)LOGNA, M ' . L. 11 . 0 LOG NA, Mr. A 1313 0 .1 . , Boxes(,. ; , „ Miss SE.A R Lt. 11 . Caller y.ts. ?ime, for ',it Gallery 29. '-PPtr -,.. , the box. l , o th Ott lecatesd to be taken of' M. Litandon, a T ile b6 eet lit ilart.street. t4 urvince r s Wi t) be „ pened at' FL I I-past Five , ! kt,. „, egin at Hitil.past Six. .and the Per. till further riek7 e. , I,ll4,_toblic are reSpearUlly infvrmed that, Three' . "" - 's' CAn only be taken train Nine o'Clock till .., Mastei Bet toy ir.,,, c6i, 1Y Will Perform a favourite Character on Satur • th e ,s r im , ,• tr !4 , in - 100 1 of Reform continuing to be received with . In tl the i_44Pplause by overflowing I louses; will be Helen 2 ,.. n@ 'l t 61,15 th, and f6th N ights on Monday Feb. .ith-- . Wc 1 I '', " 4 . F., riday Bth. Nt ln -,-- Tusicat ' Entrtainment, Too in Two Ads, called 11 114: 44 s ) is in rehearsal, and will immediately be pro- I We e . ! 44 TY FOR 'CUE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. Ar„,,RTER.LY MEETING of this SO. .' h0b 0? ... 4 tv will be beld at, the CraY's-Inn .twelveCoftee..house o.c. toch u ? on MON DA N , the ifth - of February, at et 0 4 :: 'n the Forenoon. The Chair to be taken precisely EY Order of the Committee, tolerant e D !OWN WATKINS, secretary. e -.oo ln No. I Essex-street, S hasd I.' 3 g - • .....„......m. 31, x e,• A c i LER Gvm AN, resident in'his own Parish' th e /„. 11 . 4 Western County, has an inclinat i on to I.lcctake sau,Cee"rudron of a few Young . Gentlemen. from . ',' .‘ to th e i r ,ell Years of Age. His °Ned. will be, to tn?til'in so to . hi K`4lder minds such a (tepee of Classical, "9t P e l l e u r * r I he l'"ubl v . ltt ge. a 5 may enab i le them to appear lb , -. 9 : ~ c. lien t '''. 4 ' l ° o lB l Win' credit tO tiI6IIISOIVOSI and satt 6 / 4 ,r,O their friends. oe bo n , I' trowel, -.Y and salubrity of his Residence many heva,P-. xp ett i: In attention to which, if Sea-bathing should be fn,. i,d c 'lio n. 'ln* recourse may be had to it in the highest perk - I 11 het v t h e - • - that; ~,,,,n- 1,, Advertiser's intention that each of his Pupils qt11 0 ,„„ --u rY a separate Bed, he requests the early attention • CI - w .u , May favour hint with their confidence, that he • i, V y 4l o , 4kt th e nay . • 41i lqte r f ' ni l" exPlanation will be 4iven, in answer to a line ....,.._.._......_t011. S. I. I latvey's ) Library, Weymouth. . A 'WEEPER. W A „N 'r s a Situation as 1 3 ARK-KEE PER, or. a • pod s h „i:ARK a n d c :km E.K EEPER, a Single Man: i t S, a e ai rc2ki "`• c lll l make and mend Nets, and understands n 1 40 ~ht of Pointeri and Setters ; is a person that - has been tatt4 to the different Businesses, and can have a good Cha t Let terr the Baronet he has served. -: d ' s 419, ()„._„Pust-pairt, di reteil to J. W. at Mr. Kea / Ne l . ..,oru-street, will he attended to. „. LOIJ DON-HOUSIE, Aldersgate-street, Jan. 2 5, 1 / 30 5. Cr R(:)11E SEDDON returns his tricht grateful i Thanks to the N obility , Ge ntry, and Pu bli c 1 u r the an_ at .4rge s ;Itiir , 111411 Y diit4guished favours conferred on h is late ., hltir,ttother, slut linnsilt; and begs leave to inform ty,...$ that. in cortwtittpb‘.q of the 13-3qutl to cArry Oil i ile U P fi ( ) LsTERY and CABINET De4throfitis brother, l!e hinl4.OllLBS, to all its branches, as heretofore; and Pi'dgs kh de ' r - ' I tt G ,,, t . i t u ,'t friends who shall favour him with. their 11 44,1 1 8 i' -' i"eY will turd the sante superior stile of Yor_k o _ r. tip wu j t : _ 41 ..4 ‘ , i ty,l attri al s as established by his late !..atl s t c e , f .c f . _ t e,,,,.._ In , t' ny Years. He, therefore, respeetrull). 12,,..11....3 wiir ;nuarte of their support assuring them, thato.,"":,r'' rkelV . • Itit,l Q 1 • Ld Itild ViCialt4:l With attco.tioh and disitatt.n, 14 t ile moo relsoli 13! .t • • ' r . .......................... ~.: . a .t. i.rrst. TIIEARMY ANIYNAVY EQUIPM;E• PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni tut lyl,llere) Nlactrasbes, and Derng complete, arc very et reg",enle Nut ~c °l" Fil!lerideAt to Gentlemen, as hew); the most t) , , t14 _ Telits tVi?t, any others , made in I.(a)don t .M"rgLin ,kstets,)gc,;",4','” anti Ciliiirfi, O n itnproved nciples t wet Fur„",." ll, s, and Chidrs, for on Botird Ship ; MuscpiTot 414 Wet7; 4l ,!* itrUi Patellt Itra.s.scrg'w iletistqatts, rcir LAS ``` '141105' an4l ail Morel 'n Clirnatvs at Pm e T. 140 1“.• AN and SAN bli'lli7s . nt nedstem AlanufaCtory arid IV.ire- Rooms, 6.,Mtit,,, N° i. 16 n 4 17, Catiletioc.strzet, Strut'. ,rahlern,.„4'4l fiand,:rs's Neiv-inietited 1 hiperial , Dinhig tAlt-""owett to hi: the most com pl ete and Elogant 'Set Ut t t 4 ti eivnt;let.inventea, arc , Very portable, padting Lin a Pox N , 11 444,1 ,1144 deep. illg ta4innivAble Sofa. kiv4 anti Cita'', Witrt ASSOCIATION ' For thett l itclief of .t e, Nor of the City of Londe.° and Parts adjacent. JVT a MEETING - of the General ComMittee of this Association, held .at the Committee-roorasof the City Public Kitchen, lan..e, 1809 —The Rev. W. Goont in thee Chair, It was unanimously resolved, That a Subscription be solicited from the former Friends. of this Institution, and the Public in general. to enable the . Society to enlarge its Distribution of Provisions to the , In dustriuus Poor. • The limited delivery or Bread, which has been lately made, from the surplus of .farmer Subscriptions, •has been received by the Poor with the greatest avidity and thankfulness. But consideringthe high price of every article of life, and the consequent distress in the Families of the Industrious and Labouring Poor, the Committee deem it highly expedient to extend theirdistribution to other articles which may tend, at the present season, to _diminish the consumption of Bread, and afford faithcr Relief to* this important class of the coin- Murky. 'They trust that it will not be requisite to make any la. boured appeal to the humanity of the Public at a Time when the'Distresses of ti n s Pbor are so evident, and so affeeting to the benevolent mind. The voluntary offers of many. of the former Subscribers have encouraged their application, and they doubt not but the liberality of a generous Public, so often before discovered under similar circumstances, will flow with equal readiness, in the present necessitous Times, to satisfy tne Wants, and mitigate the Afflictions of the ;Needy. The Superintendant, John Farrand, is commissioned by the Cenrunittee to collect for the Institution. • .Subscriptions are also received by the following Bankers and•private Gentlemen : Messrs. Down, . Thornton, and Co. Bartholormtw-Line; Hoares, Fleet-street ; Gosling and Sharpe, Fleet-street ; Child and Co. Fleet-street i Mainwaring and Co. Comhill ; Barclay and Co. Lombard -street; Drummunds, Charing • Cross 1 Dorrien and Co. 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A:as s nao 'ioooo - - 40,000 3 Wo*s; , . -. 39,0 00 ., 3 , 13 (A) - 1 5, 01 : 00 - ;iorati .6,000 so° 5,000 too . 3,000 SO . 123.0100 3. 0 6o 6,156 25,00 t) Tickets ,C2p,ona Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows r First-drawn, Ist Day ,c rOOO First-drawn, 6th Day €soo Dim'. - ad Day Isoo Ditto. - 7th Pay 10.000 at() .. jd Day coo Ditto - Bth Day 25,000 Ditto '. 4th Day 500 1 Ditto . 9th Day 5000 Ditto - sth Day 500 1 Ditto - toth Day moo TICKETS and SHARES (whilst any remain) may be had at all the Liceneed Lottery Offices, warranted undrawu. * * Second Day's Drawing will be NE XT SATUR DAY. THE SECOND DAY'S DRAWING WILL BE ON sATuR,D4y NEXT. _ . HORNSBY and Co. respedtulty acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they shall continue sel , . hug TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, in the present Lottery, so long as they can be procured. No. 743!, the First-drawn Ticket, entitled to !cool. was sold in Sh.ires at their old csublished State Lottery' Office, N 0.26, Cornhill. At EASTER Next, in a CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY, AGOVERNESS capable of Completing the Edu cation of Two Young Ladies, in English, French, Mu sic and Drawing. The most unexceptionable Proofs of Ability and Moral Character will be required. Dired 'to S. I'. Post Office, Harwich, Esiex. EVORINSON omit HOLMES, Peritlcp.makers to IX His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and to the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden, stoat tespeelfiilly acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that their PA,TENT CROP and DRESS P E RtJK.E.S are-so excellent an ImitatiOn of Nature, as not to be discovered from it. They possess such cenve-. nieneu and taste as 'makes them universally admired, and adopted by persons of the first distinction. All other. 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