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I I rl '-. RumBER 6045.3 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. [ °- MORROW EVENING, January 25, 1812, will be performed Lite Comedy of THE TWELFTH NIGHT. Sir Toby Belch, Mr. EMERY , _- Sir Andrew Kg-tie Cheek, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Mr. LISTON ; Clown, Mr. FAWCETT; . • Olivia, Miss BOLTON ; Viola, Miss S. BOOTH; Maria, Mrs. GIBBS. After which will be performed, for the 27th time, a New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH, With entire New Music , Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. Padmanaba, Mr.J E F RI ES • Sultan of Cashmire, Mr. NORMAN k Omar, the Fisherman, Mr, BOLOGNA, jun. ; Cayfacattarthri, the Persian Cook, Mr. G L ; Zelka, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARK Morea, the Fisherinan's Daughter, Miss E. 130 L' OM. 2 foxes 7 3 . Second-price 3s. 6a. --Tit 3s. 6d. Second-price L—Gallery 2s. Second-price ts.—Cpper Gallery is. Se 110nd- p rice 6d. 11 aces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 12 _ Box-OlEce, its Bart-str::et, , The D oers will be opened at Ilalf-past Five, and the I'lay i'vßin at Ralf-past Six. • hi T he new Pantornime of Harleuin and Padmanaba. or, . "'e Celclen Fi s h, h av i ng b een received throughout With.the - EYe e st approbation and applause, will be repeated every ning till further notice. - 41 ()1, Monday, The Revenge. —On Ttresday will be pro ikcedi for the first time, a New Grand Operatic Drama, in "ree Ads, called The Vit is of the Sun, founded on The Incas of Marinoniel," and Kotzebue's Play of Rolla, or,. I :he Virgin of the Sun, with entirely new Music, Scenery, D resses, and Decorations. .ORATORIOS, !Six. MESSRS. ASHLEY most .ce.Tectfully inform , the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that the Season commence as usual, at the THEATRE ROYAL in , s- ` - 'VE/sils-GARDEN, on THURSDAY NEXT, the " v3/41 instant. Principal Performers, already engaged, Madame CATALAN!, Mrs. BLAND, - And Mrs. DICKONS, Mr. BRAHAM BROA !MU R . ST, Mr. 'PINNEY, And Mr. BELLAMY. Leader of the Band, Mr. SH_LEY, Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY. ti boorS to be opened at Six, and co m mence at Seven pre .l,el. Boxes 7s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. 2S. Up. Gall. is. for the lio..xes to be taken.ot Mr. btandou, at the Rox-offiee, in Hart-street. _ Further Particulars will be announced in due tune. ROYAL INSTITUTION. THE MEMBERS and SUBSCRIBERS are in -110 fori,ici, that the LEcTult ES will commence TO -2.5th lanuary, at Two o'Clock; P.M. 'when ~Ihtiticdudory Letlure will be delivered by Mr. DAVY. t e ' . e 1 61 lowing Arrangements are made for the ensuing d4oh•— t, to • X N ,.'„I'MISTRY and. ELECTROCHEMICAL DAV Y, Esq. LLD. Sec. R.S. '''''ktlNOMY,ny 1(01 YO•N 0, Esq. F.R.S. Astro- S " t AN•E. by I SMITH, M.P. E.R.S. Pr...s. Lin. te,. G ET, PHYSI,OLOGY, by P. M..- 110- 'ET, „ t)LTRy, by T, CAMPBELL, Esq. ROBIN ADAM; • TO , TIIE EDITOR OF THE SUN. • SIR, SINCE the Insertion of my Letter in the London _ Morning and Evening Papers of Dec.i7th, I find that the !Inniber of spurious Editions of the above Sung, which are P°sed upon the Public as that swig by Mr. Bratiam. with t sPtcetletited applause, at the Lyceum Theaf , e, has in ceased from "V wo to no newer Eight ! ! • In jirst:ce, ther efore, to Messrs. Button arid Whitaker, of St. Paul's u rch,yard, who have purchased the Copy-right of the oniy I lnume Edition, as sung by Mr. Braliam, with a Syniph , , ,, y `,7 Accompaniment, as composed by me, expressly for that nt as well as to guard - the Public against purchas rg, at th e same pr i ce as th a t a t %%illicit the genuine ti r i e S old; Copies which of course must be quite difieretat from 1 ant induced to publish a second Letter, to inform t he Public. t h at i n or der th a t every Person may be enabled t di stinguish the sputious from the genuine Copies, Messrs: and Whitaker have caused my former Leiter to the N ewspapers to be engraved on the Title page of their . Edi. I ° l l, with a Fac-simile of my Signature; so that no Copies ! / CP°sed in future for Sale, without that Letter engraved upon It ' can be genuine. • I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, • W. REEVE. S 3► Marchmont.street, jan. i 3, 18t2. THE SYSTEMATIC REFORMER OF ALL IMPER FECT AND ILLEGIBLE WRITERS, IN SIX LES SONS ONLY. VIR , sic A u . o • i c:2e raant and m c , en of cu l ai n o t s f - I t h r c e ' s Ladies Penmanship, RA P tletne n as feel ashamed of the awkward productions of their l'en, that by his peculiar and scientific principle, (without t4 ception to advancement in life or infirmity of hand), they Y acquire a permanently uniform and ersicuous hand, ly useful for its wonderfuLdispatch, in p sixlessons only. Personages of the first rank, as well as merchants of emi rlenc", honour the Professor with.th:ir patronage. specimens to be seen, and references had, suitable to the tanks of the parties. Inquire for his Address, at Mr. Hoffinan's, stationer, No. 4 18 , Strand. Terms Three Guineas. ONLY EIGHT THOUSAND TICKETS. NEW SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be Al dm. so Early as TUESDAY, iSth of February. SCHEME. 2 Prizes ofkzo,ooo are Z.40,n00 2 • • 4) 000 8,000 4 - 1 1 003 - - 4, 000 6 - 4co 2,4 0 0 and x,588 Prizes of ,E zoo, &c. T. DISH (Contralor), sincerely thanks the Publit for e th ir distinguished favours at his truly fortunate Offices, CORNHILL, and No. § Sc ,emCHARINq-CROSS. I le invites their attention to the he of the present very 511 1a11 Lottery, and begs to state, that aithougo it consists of 1 :411 Y Two Thirds the Number t o Tickets contained *in the •a s • I ,‘ , Lott, yet there are an qual Number : of Capital rizes of £20,003 in it: this gives to Adventurers a much rester Chance to obtain a Twenty Thousand round Prize , 'wit in any Lottery hitherto known. From the very limited btiinber of Tickets to ineet the demand, an immediate pur %hoe at the above Offices is respecifully advised, *here in t he Lottery just finished, and in the Two last, T. I 3I SH S91(1 and Shared the following Capitals : 5;497, Class A £20,000 i 1,835, Class B 2,00 , . 1 ) . 6 93, - A - - 16,0 4,025 - C - - 1 , 000 4, 343, - C 15,00., H. 825, - A - 1,000 3 , 1 / 4 11 6 3, - A . 5,000 1,825, B 1000 '" 0 •71, - A - - 3,00 , 2,717, - A - - 1, 0 0 0 1 , 8 53, - A - . 2,c,0u 2,717, - B - s,coo &c. ecc. r. i • ~ 1: .? t V .: 4 "A -41 •••.. ,- ... - 17 . , ..„ ---r s 1 Li .I.l\ - 1 • This Day was published, In Three Volumes Bvo. price 11. 11s. 63. boards, the Second Edition. Dedicated by permission to Lord Grenville, and aided by CoMmunications front distinguished Members of both Liouse - s of Parliament, AGENUINE and CORRECTED REPORT of the SPEECHES of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, in the House of Commons, from his Entrance in Parliament in 1781, to the Close,of the Session in 1805. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; J.• Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Black, Parry 9 and Co. 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This Work is intended as a Present to Children on leaving the various Charity and Sunday Schools,' dr the Schools of Dr. Bell, and Mr. Lancaster, and is intendedto render Edo cation effediVe and pradtical in regard to the moral and reli gious Habits of young Persons after they have left any of those Schools. Of course the Author has avoided; doc - trinal Points, or whatever . rnigit diminish the universal Uri litY and Acceptabiliti - Of Printed for Richard Phillips, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be had of all Booksellers. . . - Of whom may be had, The Author's Five Hundred Questions on the New Tes. tamest, being the ,nly prictie.:l 'Meansever-invented fcir Teaching the Elements of Christianity to young Persons, price is. - , „ 'ARCIIIPECTURE. . This Day were 'published, ElegAntly engraved in .Aquarinta, on Thirty.two Plates, Royal Quarto, - "price 7.1. 2 s . in boards, . - . 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To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, I, johns= and Williams, 94, Newman.street, Ox ford-street ; and,, by their - appointment, Golden, 42, Cornhill ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Shaw . and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard, Butler, 4,-Cheapside ; Newberry, and Son St. Paul's Churc hyard, and Dame-street,• llublin ; Dicey and Sutton, B o w Church-yard, and by all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at. 2,;'. 0. a Lit.qtie j for Ready-money. -‘,•I A ,l - PRICE ':. - 'IXPENCE Tl,,el.l=;P: , :.:iNv GENERAL POST-0 Jun. is, is 2. \ JHEREAS FREDERICK KELLNER, a v y S i ter of Let os in tbi4 uffice, is rtro,gly tuspeehti f FELONY. Ile is about 17 Years of Age, 5 Feet 4 Inches high, of Ta... ther a - Salkis; Complexi:m, and has lost his !di Eye, over which he generally wears a green Silk Shade; stoops muck in Walking, and has atr aukward gait. He left this Office early on the Morning of Thursday, gth January, having . instantly before discharged a Pistol and wounded himself in his Head or Neck, as suppose& It is thought probable that he may be, concealed in or about Lam. beth. 1135osceq—,- shall a7prehend the said FREDERICK KELL. NE F. • Ala jetty': ht this King. u!.7.;U:•entitled to a Reward of FIFTY POWNDS. cumntand of the Pottmaster.:Getseral, FRANCIS FRIZ.LING, Sec. - • CATHOLIC CLAIMS. 'Published by STOc Ic..DA LE, lull, 4r, Pall-Mall, 1. A LETTER to the Elti of FINGAL, on thet Roman Catholic Claims. I.y Lord- Grtnville t Chancellor of Ox University, price t.s.. • 2. A . Lettet.to Prince Regent. BY the Author of Vin dication of the King, price as. 6d. 3. Proceedings of the Catholics of 1793 compared with those of. IS ix ; with Sketches and Characters, price as. 6d. 4. Hints to all Classes, price , ts. bd. 5.. Catholic Emancipation ; and the only way in which it, can be elleded, zdedilion, very snitch enlarged, price 35. PORTUGUESE PAPERS:' [ RECEIVED LATE LAST LISBON, JAN. 5.--- Lord 'WELLINGTON'S hes.l. quarters still remain at Freynada. General Hitt. put his corps in motion on Christinas-day, from Par- - talegre throtigh Albuquerque, Villar - del Rev, La • Noca, &c. for Merida,. which place was occivied by 1500 infantry, andl3oo cavalry. They had thrown up field,-works outside, and barricadoed the streets. On the 29th, a party of our cavalry fell in with some of ,the enemy near Los Navas, of whom they killed 2.5, wounded twenty, and made 15 prisoners.—. We had two killed, and one 'officer and twenty men wounded. The enemy abandoned Merida. on General approach, who entered it on the 30th, finding considerable Magazines.. It is Said he was in pursuit of them. We are told that flake has compelled Suchet to abandon the siege of Valencia, and. that COlonel Skerret, with a party of Spaniards under General Capons, has .had a severe conflict with the French near Taritfa, and defeated them with considerable loSs. The first and second heavy King's German Legion, ►rom Cork, one thousand one hundred strong, and one thousand two hundred horses, in the highest condition, landed here on the 2.d instant, under General Bock. In the affair the garrison of Badajoz had with some of .our - troops from Elvas, we re:idled some Guerillas, but eight others had previously been taken. It is reported Philtppon caused those poor felicr.vs io be hung, which greatly enraged the,towns-peoplr.: He has long been in the habit of distributing the hay and the better part of the food and cloat hing to his French soldiers, leaving the Germans and other foreigners in a very miserable plight ; in short, every la% our is be, , towed upon the French, which his entirely alienated the foreigners, and caused great disturbances in Badajoz.. Our army becbmes Much more healthy. CADIZ, DEC. 22—We are assured that the Spa nish troops have entered the port of Tarragona, and burned all the _ships to the Bay.. 14113014, JAN 3.—Yesterday and the day before - yesterday entered in the port of this city, more 111. m 50 transports c'Vith troops., Yesterday the cavalry began disembarking. *4Ollr -t. ~.., , ,, , , ,i , e -; f t0 bet: . 0 . 4..t .4 .4 ~.........,.•,,.......„ 44, 4 - I.E.'-4.).7,....4.,.Q.,,;- .7., : • , v_.,„...4. 1 1 P --,-..-- -- ...,,,- ffie*V"-- ..t4*, rv t i ovA\l4 , is : ~.%. LATE SHIPWRECKS in the' IVORTH SEA, The folloWingplain and . unvarnished Appeal to the feelings of their brother,Tars has been trans rnit teaCrewby the - of his Majesty's "ship .irgo, now .at POrisrnouth.• We feel great satisfaftion in giving it publicity.- may the gallant Heroes of the Argo enjoy the delightful sensations which their noble cOnooB must excite !.. " His Majesty's ship Argo,' Spithcad, Jan. 22, ai r. " SHIPMATES"-AS the Unfortunate losses by ,shipwreck, 'in the instances of the St. George, Ho -0,, and others, must be severely felt by the truly de 'plorable widows and orphans of the unfortunate suf ferers :therein, it belongs to us, as well as to t h e Mole navy and nation at large, to strive to allevia•o and render as comfortable as possible, the. di?tre•s ed , widows and orphans above mentioned ; and, as it may be our own fate, let us commence a :::t -lion of two days pay to the above charilable put poses (which, no dOubt, will be speedily follow,d, if not already begun, by our brethren at Spithead :and other ports). It can hurt none of us; but, on the contrary, will Bite the ship's compa , v crid,t ,throughout the country, in having, unasked, jlld thereby slieWing an example for others folluw so laudable a purpose. We hope that no one will be so mean as to think any thing is meant by this more than what is'expressed herein, for it will, if acceded to unanimously, reflect the highest honour on us all. in case it is agreed to, we will mention it to the Captain, who will, we doubt not, think it a great pleasure in mentioning to the persons who may ,be appointed to receive subscriptions for that in tention. We remain, hoping to hear of your agreeing generally to this, your obedient servants, _ - (Signed the Petty Officers) ' a Thomas Marlow, Win. Sokh, Win. Robinson, Thos. Binder, - Wm. Edwaros, • (oho Liscombe, • John Wads , ort h r George Turpin, 4ndrew Young, John kihtiston, Wm. Young, Edward Newton, John Swan, lames Wyatt, loint Davis, ' Charles Sheppard, Thomas Lacy, . lohn Pike. Edward Fisher, • • . , [Please to pass this to next l irth.] " Arproved •by the Captain acrd Otneers of his Majesty's, ship Argo , (S . ptied) a "J. ALLisoN, First