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Numnr.r. 6339.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-L AN E. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Decethber 21, AL 15112, Their' Majesties Seri-ants will perform the Co lic Opera of • . THE . *CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. • Alphonse, Mr. BRAHAM, (Being his second appearance at this Theatre), In which Character he will introduce, in'tbe First. Act‘ a new Ballad, "Ll'he Voice of herl Love," composed by Mr. Parry. At the commencerhent of Act 11. " The Bewilder'd Maid: In Act 111. " Victory," and the celebrated Duet of Well," with Mr. PYNE ; Don .Cisesar, Mr. BELLAMY; Don Scipio, Mr. PENSON ; Don Fernando, Mr. PYNE ; Don Juan, Mr. PENLEY.; Pedriilo, Mr. LOVEGROVE ; • Spado, Mr. KNIGHT ; Sangoino, Mr. WALLACK, Juu. Victoria, 'Mrs. MOUNTAIN; • Catalina, Miss KELLY; Isabella, • Mrs: SPARKS LOrenza, Mrs. DICKON,:,4 To winch will be added the Farce of HONEST THIEVES. Colonel Careless, Mr. HOLLAND; Abti, Mr. OXBERRY; Obadiah, Mr.DOWEONi Teague (with- the Sr.ttg 9f " The- Tight Irish. Boy"), by Mits.' JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. Day, Mrs SPARK'S.; . Ruth, ORGEIt. Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND..--No Money to be Returned'. Vivant Rex et: Reg - it:a. The Doors to be 'opened at half • past Fire' &Clock, to be= gin at. half past Six. Boxcs, 7.; Second ptice 3s. Gtl,—Pit, Bs. Gd:;. Second Price, GalicrY 25.; Second Price,:ls-Uppercialiery, Second Price, J. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. - Sprint, Box Book.; keeper, at. the Office in Little. Russell-street, from Ten till Four,' and from Ten in the Evening until. the Doors arc closed. . . . • To`-morrow, the Tragedy of Isabella; with the Musical Farce of Hit or Miss !—On Wednesday (for the first time at this Theatre), the Comic Opera of The Cabinet; with The Midnight Hour Hieing the last time of performing till the Holidays). On Saturday, the 26th inst. the Tragedy of George Barn well; after which will be produced a new Comic Pantomime,, to be called Harlequin and Hump° ; or, Columbine by •Can dlelightE All Persons haring made good their Title of Free Admis sion, three dayS at die least,, previous to the exercise of such Right, will be required to sign their Names at fle Door, in a Book which will he kept ready tot that purpose, and will not be admitted without such signature. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENI'4.4fEtDEN. T O -MORROW EVEN IN6, Dec. 22.' 9 1812, ' ~,- will lie revived Hughes's Tragedy of . . THE SIEGE OF DAIL H Phoeyai, Mr. BETTY ; i . (Which is _po - .itively the last night of his eugagement.) 'EuNi Ales', Mr. EW. , ;IITON ; Herbis, Mr. CJ ES'.t Li...; Cated, Mr. BARRYMORE; Abudah, Mr. ABBOTT; ' . Daran, Mr. CHAPi'itAN ; Eadocia, Miss MABluar. T. which will be added . , the Nc-sw. Farce of LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. A i,c orertorr, &c. co:It ir , seihrynatn 7 M , ' l '; King". -:::;' ", I The. Priucil..ll Characters by -- Mr. ~ BLINCI1Xi:1), .1 r. l''',:::'... Y . i - 4 , 1 ‘. S, - • 1 Mr. uTos s, Mr. Bttbzttutuis-T, Mr_ ATkiNs, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLADER, ' Mrs. (IBB,:; Miss E. 80111 ON. - Boxes is. SecOlld Price 3s. Gd. Seco:l4 Price 2s, Lower Gallery 2s. Sixond Price is —Upper Gallery Is. , Se cond Price Gd. On Wednesday, the Renegade; with the burlesque Tragic Opera of Bombastes Furies°, and the revived BurliAta 9 1 'Midas, (being the last Night of the company's perfarMing , till the Holidays). On Saturday the 26th, George Barnwell ; with (for the first time) the new. Grand Christrnas Pantomime, which liar been in preparation since last Summer, called Harlequin and .the Red Dwarf; or, the Adamant Rock. The Music;Seenery„, Machinery, Dresses, dad Decorations entirely new. • ' • VOCAL CONCERT. - NEW ROOMS ILINOVER,SQUARE. . MESSRS. BARTLEINIAN and GRE V_CO .REX, most respectfully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that these CONCERTS will emmtenee the batter end 41 . February next. Madame CATALINI is engaged for the whol'e Season, and the Managers are making every exertion to rend er t h e Concerts worthy of the exalted and distinguished patronage with 'which 'they' have been honoured fur the. last Twelve Years. ROYAL'EXCLIANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Establisliqd,by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King Geor ge the First. _ ' December 1512. PERSONS, whOse annual rremiums fall due en the 25th instant; ate hereby inforrriet that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the, Company's Drives; Over th- Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall; as wellas by their 're spective Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as sured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Poli cies, on or before the'9th of January next, as the usual Fif teen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po- . licy, Will then expire. ' _ • SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Seer:ary. Attendance is given; daily, at the said Offices; for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods; Merehandize ' and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or whil e building, from Loss or Dan-ilgc b'y Fire; and also for the Assurance of and granting Annui ties on Lives. N. B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the Assured, where the annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up wards. • OLD MODE OF DRAWING RESTORED! TATS LOTTERY—I 3,000 Tickets, all dif feretit Nurabers.—No Classes !—Every fieliet will oe drawn separately out of the Wheel in Two Days, viz. i4t4 of NEXT MONTH, January, and the following Day. SCHEME. . . 4:20,00Q .... arc ....,C40,000 10,000 4 • " 2,000 1,000 500 400 - • 300 200 100 50 45 30 s,eio 31,500 6 40 . 50 . 320 . 9,100., 13;060 'Tickets. L'130,000 • RICHARDSON, GOODLPCK, and Co. dontractrir, for the Lottely, ay., selling TICKETS and SHARES in ‘).rietS' of Numbers, at.theirOltices, the. Corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-cross ; where in the Lotteries drawn •in • the present Year the following Capital prizes were sold in 225 Shares : o 3.,18.0 • k 20,000 5,5)9 lO,OOO 6525 - • - • lO,OOO 1 1 , 515 5,000 Whree. of 3 ; 0001: Two Of 1,000. One of 5,0001. Seven: of 3001. Five of 2001. &c. &C. _ , .. , ~, Ily , \\ .., 0 . ...... k .\ -,' ,„-% '! .-, ,‘. *p ,t,.-- . . C .--*\ll . . . .- - • _. ,- -,.. .. . ~ . :. d s . . , -=- - -z--- • " ' -." - . . - - rEii 16. .1 ),-- ? - , • A - 1 ,0 ~, ~ ..... ) , rt. :: 'il . 40nr114", ,//,h, 0 ~ , /„.,,,,„,, , r 1 . . .„ - N It:I i I '' 7 lW • 0 1 MOND!IY, DECEATBF, 21, -1819. TO BE, SOLD. In' AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT, GLVsIORGAN, MONMOUTH, AND , OTI - 11:11 CANAL SHARES., On Friday, January Bth, at Twelve o'clock, at the !Mart, unteSs previously disposed - of by Pri'vate Contract, 4LAMORGANSWRE CANAL, from Car did' to Merthyr Tydyil, Twenty an establish: ect: - Navigation, dit idin kid. 12s. cd. per Share dear, p;er annum ;ThIONMOUTHSiRE: • CANAL, Twenty:one Shares; a very improving concern, the payment of Dividends which had been judiciously suspended is now resumed ; 21. per Share, has lately be e n -declared ; GRAND JUNCTION, liouroN and DURX, THAMES an d SEVERN, OLD UNION, WILTS and' BERES, and CHELNIER CANAL SHARES. PeirtietiLars e'flechett's Hotel, .Piccadilly ; 'at the Mart, and of Mr. SeDtt, .28, New Bridge-street., • . By His ROYAL HIGHNESS' the PRINCE •REGENT'S LETTERS PATENT. WARM and COLD.,. 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Bs. boards, with two fine Portraits, and a Fac Simile, HT woßks ~ot BEAUMONT and FEET , CHER, illustrated - -With 'Critical and Explanatory Notes, add Biographical Notices, and including an additi ona l Play, never bai!re published, and now first, printed, from the Original IS. in the possession of the. Publishers. ; Edited by HENRY WEBER; Esq. ' Printed for Longman,' Hurst, Rees, Orme; and Brown, Pa ternoster-raw; C. and J. Rivington; White, Cochrane, and Co.; J. .Murray; R. H. Evans ; It. Sclioley; mart ; and Gale and Co. London 4 J. Ballantine and Co.; and Doig and Stirliv, Edinburgh. THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF, ' An effectual Remedy for . most Disorders of the Head, espe cially the commou-Head-Ach.' •• • THE Proprietors of this admirable Snuff are (inkier the necessity of altering the mode of renderim; it to tho public, by 80stitirting Tin - Canisters for Glass Bottles, Lhe great price of the latter article (in consegnence of. the. 'double duty) making itimpoSsible to vend - fhe-Snuff in Gla,s, without, a very considerable advance on theirCus t:Qi!,...s.' - . BY - the mode they hav e adopted,.preciiely.the =arse qa,:::.:t•y, of Snuff be sold in a Canister fir H. I,r,d. which heretofore: sold in a Bottle at that price. I s h,TPrciprie-' are.on Val% inkeaeed by tire, anxious wish of continuing its supply to the public AViiiiout a:ay ad vance. . • , _ _ .• The genuine Snuff is sold only, by the Propi ztt , rs, F. New ) ;.ry . anal Sons, Nu. 43, ,St: Paul's elmrelt-ca:," ~ m don ; • itrid .brudie. s Vo*ilia;;; Lb - ..cford,,'-xt,lllburoy Newbery'i - Ageut.e - ate: United 1%-iee is. I/d. •Caaister, Duty included. Observe that ,the -cords " F. y, N. 45, St. I'aul's," are engraved in the'Stanip. - • .71-I.llslG's PATENT WO R t; ORMS are the most 'frequent sour=ces of Chi!— , dren'sDi,eases, Their symptoms.e.vcry Parent and Guardian of Children should be acquainted ‘vi:it. They oc casion Loss of 'Appetite, a Paleness of- .the(2olour . ot the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowel• . attend. ed after with violent ; they bringon Convulsions; thou ailed the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by end - log in a Consurnption or Decay. Born as a Preventative'and Cure olthese alarming CouipLiints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally allowed ' on the restiri;ony of the highest Characters in tins Cotnitry, bOth in rank and respeetability , to have no equal. Their public uppiobation, given to the Proprietor, from a 'p.n - sonarknowiedge of its w iinderful cess in their own homilies, stamps its merit beyond crimpeti_ tion, and gi...es a Fauction to i:, of which no other Nledkine of the kind can boast.-. Parents, and .others .who hav e the Care of Children, sh o uld h ave iis Remedy As a Family Me. divine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of C.hil dren are any. 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THE increased and increasing demand for DR. .iVEBSTFAt'S ENGLISFI DIET • DRINK, from every • quarter of the Enipire, is au unequiyocal'acknowl e d g m en t of it 4 efficacious dud unparalleled powers. In extraordinary cases of Scurry, of - Scrophilla, of Hypochmitiriasis, _of Teter, of Dropsy, of Asthma, of Disorders incident to Women and Children, of every species of EraptiOn produced by impurity of illood; in all these, aAd,i!ven where the shill of the rep . lar Physician has been exhausted in • vain, the dejected and despairing Patient has .been completely restored to health and IC is now the season when the fall of the autnnnial leaf gives solemn warning to the Consumptive Invalid, to brace and , strengthen his Constitution, that - he - may be able to bear up against the approaching Mists, DaMps, and Fogs, of our shifting and chequered Climate; and in this excellent table Medicine, he may couhdently hope to find an effectual remedy. Those who wish to see - Dr. Webster's improved Vegetable System, and Principles fully developed, may, by applying to the Venders, procure 'la" own Treatise, a new edition of which is just published, price 55.; and also a small pamphlet, containing a great number of eases' and remarkable cures, which all occured during the last year. • This invaluable Medicine is now faithfully prepared by E. Slee and Co. 92, BoroogliHigh-street (sole Proprietors), from the original Recipe, which was assigned over to them by Dr. Webster, some years pfiiir to hji death. Sold in half pint bottles, 45.; pint ditto, 79. Gd.; and in quart ditto, 14s. each, duty inehided. • Wholesale by the Proprietors; also .'whoiesale and retail by their Agents, Afessrs. 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Aro Tender oiel le * received - after One O"Clock, on ,ft ..%Tay of .Trkii, nor any' noticed, 'unless the Party, •ar 24; eat for him, atiends. . . Emile! Teracrannstbe accompanied by a better addressed to the Yaw are,fl signed by two respon.yibk ArtZgiAg-,to beevnbotere:l with tie,: Person tentoi4f,iie the: Sara 2001. fin the die perjbrmanCe:" of 't4:6;ontrai'i. VIC I'I7I.II,LING7OFT:CE, Ere. 2 , 3812. THE COMM ISS _WATERS' for VICTUALLING His 311.1.1ESler SNAV Y do hereby Na. Thai o• neetry, the 22d fnzlant, t!iey /weir * . (sea!edizi), a treat f,r MA,. Han' arec.'d "Tons of - Mia . - 3V:Ili() SUGAR, to be • ans-,erable' to Samples ( . 1:1' 74 - ot less than Tao Pounds 'ewe!), to be.produeed with-the Tenders ; and to be delioered in..• the original Packuges, at the rate of frant Seventy to Eighty To.qs per week, into his iVajesty:s Si ores at Dept-. o rd ; and also for the ..win& .On se:in:rote Catittacts) of One Hundred and 'Fifty Tints'of BUTTER, - wit! Two Hun-- dred and Fifty Tons of CHEESE, to he delicerNl, ;:ne-half thereof in One, Month,, and the ether half in One .I:7cntli af terwards, into 44 Aroje.s.ty's .tones at the Ports . , and in the proportions undermentioned, viz. , fluter. - Cheese. Tons. • •Tons e • Deptford Portsmouth - - 50 Plymouth .. 3O 230 Tons 250 '1[114: The whole •to he paid for by Bills; ,payable with Inured Ninety Days 4ter date. - .The Conditiows of the Coat - recta may be seen at the Secre4 tary's Office. Aro regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pi-ice shall not be inserted in words at length; or that *shall not be delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Tuesday, the 22d instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or,:erne Perso:: on his behalf; attends ~.to answer when called for. • VIG.I'VALLING-OPTICE ; ' • - s. T ECO il/MISS., NI. RS,/ VT eh hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 29th instant, they v• 711 be ready to re ceice (sealed` up) and treaf for Twelve Hundred Quarters of .NrGio Pale, ethri Three Huvidred Quar ters of Ne'w - Giese-dried :111BER, MALT, to be answerable to Sawles ('of not less than G. , ,e Quart each) to pe produced ulitit the Tenders ; to be delleererl,in the space of three IreEl:s, i.:19 his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid ,for by Bills, payabk'xcith Interest, ninety days after' date. Tire Conditions of the Contra c t may b e seen' ;It the Secre- tai ,'.l Ofrce. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pries shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall net be 'delivered to Me' Board before One o'Clock, on M. saki Tuesday, the 29th instant, nor unless the Person whip makes the• Tender, or sonic Person on his Behalf, attends to answer when called for. DEPTFOR.D - VIC2'UdiLLIII 7 G-YAR:O, _ December 16, 1812. THESE are to give Notice, that on Wednesday, ji the 2&1 December next, at 11 o'Cloc/ in the Forenoon, will be exposed to Public Sale, at his Majesty's Vietualling -3 at Deptford, about Three Thousand Flee Hundred 'TONGUES - of last Season's Cure, which for the convenience of Part:harsers, will be put up in small quantities. Each Lot to he paid fur tit the time qf Sale, and the Tongues to be taken away immediately. The Tongues may be inspected any day efore, or on the day of sale, on application at the aforesaid Yard, within the regular worhialr-hours. OFFIG'Z OF ORD.K.INCE., Dec. 16, 1812. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA. , JES7'Y'S ORD.II',INbE, do hereby give Notice, nil Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, .n or Vora Monday, the 28th day' of December inst. from such Persons as may be willing to unde'rtahe . th'e Supply of Thousand Quebec Wpm STAVES, fi,r service of the Royal Powder Mills at in the Kingdom'of Ireland. e: . The Staves must be fully seasoned, and, ; I' S single, twelve hundred to the thOnsand, if double, aix hundred and fifty to thousand; single pieces will be reyaired,and viv4t be delivered at the Ordnance Stores, in cork, in the Allowing proportio, 5000 on or 4eforc 15tliFebrnary, 1 813. Ist - April, 1813. Ist . Septernber, 1813. 5000 5000 500 31st Decer.;:ber, 1313. Further Particuturs . ,tojether with the : Terms «nd Conditions of Contract, 2uf:y be known upo, application at the Secre tary's Office, in Fall-Mall,laforesaid, any Day between the gowns 7cn and Four o' Clock, w h ere th e Proposal.s-mud b e delivered, sealed up and indorsed, "Proposals for Quebec Staves;" but .no Proposal can be admitted ccfte: the said 28th instant, at TWelve o'clock at Noon qt . the same Day ; neither Will any Tender be noticed, u;:leSs the Party -making _it, or an .Agent in'h is Behalf shall attend, Order of the Board, IH. CREIV. Secretary. / ~~