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rri ? j ?A k .kO t i l f it 4 izipalpts, , . :.. c .x., ,, .. . . ... li , ',:: ;:-".. 4 *);;-.7 4 , 5 5r - 4 - 4 ,) 3....• to , _ 4 ,P - ,r. '4 5 , :-. ...," .4. , .../' 1- ' , ..... , • 0 ~.,.y40i,,,..,,,,,:\\:‘,... .4i..),(-„i-r• ,:z • $.4.3:1-.,....fr n L' - - r+ TENTH TIME. .I.I.,I4TIII,.:E.AORETRE ROYAL, LOse ENT-GARDEN.N. 1 .1 `'„ I SENT EVENING, Feb. 13, 1812, th re : A l t " is be ca P i errn e d a New Grand Operatic Drama, in THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. Principal Charaaers. Ataliba, Mr. BARRYMORE; High Priest.. Mr. EGERTON ; i'cladco, Mr. CHAI'MAN ; Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ; Zamor, Mr SINCLAIR ; Diego, f.lr. LISTON ; Ozmar, Mr. BROAPHURST ; Xaira, Mr. C R W ELL; Don Alonzo, Mr. lIUNTLEY; Dort Velasquez, Mr BRUNTON.; High Priestess, Mrs. i'OW ELL ; ' Co . a, Miss SMI PH ; Miss I' RO N ; Pliss BOLTON ; Ziha, Mrs. Cl-ILLDE. • "te r which will be performed, for the E.th time, a.New Pantomime, called • H ARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA; OR THE GOLDEN Isii, W ith entire New ' Mu ic, Nlachinery, Scenes, Dresses, Paihnaliaba, Mr. I E F F LRI ES ; Sultan of Cashinite, Mr. NORMAN ; cd. ei riar, the Fishe rman , M : 130LOGN A, jun. ; tac attadliri, the Persian , Mr. G RI-MA LEA ; A 4 0 4.. ellra, th e S u l tan ' s D aug l iter, Mrs. PAR K. E R ; , `e , , the Fish e rm an ' s Daughter, Miss E. 80 LToN. ti t)) , . 3. Second•price 3s. 3s. 6d. Second price coy . - :!`erY 2s. Secohte-price is. pier Gallery is. Sc. 1 ,41. rice (20. tvet;• , es tur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the :Iczt-Strett. KAI °RIOS, 4812. rrj.HEATRE ROYA L. COyENT-C;AR , DEN, "-M ORROA, FRIDAY., the 14th i nst : will be peforined the Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. In Con poA:ti by G. F. Handel, - -eel" „ - hladanie CATALAN f will sing the grand '.ha 110 =re were sliepher..:s," and (tor , i the fi rst t im e) h s v t .t.. Barite Air, " I know ih:it niy Reoc—ner , th e Particulardes're, will introdu.;e, in the Second Part, c(;)4c red Sce t ni tit Ombra Adorato ; and Mr. ['datum, thatt b re a k ye my people," " Thy rebuke," and " Thou • lirinipal l'erformtrs. ,Mahaine CATA LANJ, Mrs. BLAND, arta Mrs. DICKONS,. Mr. BR.AII Mr.4;lbsS, , Mr. BROADOUR,I, Mfr. TiNNEY; Anti Mc lUtLLAMY. Leader of the ;3ahrt, Mr. ASIILEY, Orgao, Mr. I. ASHLEY. - • For further particulars of the Bind and Chorus t)i is w hich are numerous and complete, see the printed ci 13 00 rs to be opened at Six, and commente at Seven pre. p,i• Boxes 7s. Pit 3s. 6a. Gall. Is. Up. Gall. is. tel laces for the Boxes td talfen of Mr. Brandon, at the in llart-street. co," ht consequeirLe of the great overflow from the Pit, a trinuhestra rneatiori h wihe made tram that to the Theatrical T, willwhic in future he added to it, p yri l .te Free List of this Theatre dues not extend to these TO ARI lit HL( FS rink) cf - ritEks. PREMILTAI ot 2001. will be paint to the ik on Architect, or rattler Person, who shall present the approved DESIGN tor a PEN! ENT) ARY Dlr, ° ; B E, to be erected tnr the purpose or Confining, Em. IPN, and It e f oun i ng T rans p or t a bl e ()benders. al so l" l" other Premiums ot IoA and 501. respcetivelv, will Iry I' 4 T' tor TWO other DESIGNS ot such aBM Li .. c u tlex.! n which, although not approved, may appear to be the merit. tr: urtt te r pirticulars with resped to the number of Otfaici ititoto coit,lined in body a Building, and other necessary ty ir r illation may be tearitt, by applying to the State Paper be lee Stoftand.yard, where a Plan of the Ground may seen. ZA,IO "ARRA SED PERSONS OF RANK OF EITHER SEX. AN y such, u het her involved by unfiithful th, stewards, or. by their solicitors, by pretended Friends, The u surpation, of Relations, or anti other person in whom tn4 have placed confidence, or by whatever nreans„ may m ay be extricated ny a Gentleman of acknowledged ability ; it d if Money is necessary to their extrication, can procure A u:thy amount 1. 10 ' 1 , 10y or address to Mr. Drummond, zj, Russell-mews, bl. ll d-Streer, Fitzroy sq.iare. .fence of the highest credit given, if required. 4, Is looms bury. Square NTERING on the Twelfth Yesr of their Establishment in this country, the IRISH LINEN VM PAN y beg to return their Thanks for the universal a ' s nage with w hich they have been honoured, and to make no w , / 1 , 11 ,, that they have no connettion with the many pre_ public that Companies who are endeavouring . to mislead the r ict and are in fad Retail Linen Drapers in disguise. iri., ne IRISH LINEN COMPANY sell no Article but the Linen, and. no; less than a Piece. A single Piece at an - 4 111 : a ker's price, each Piece enaed as to fabric and bleach, toe Money returned if a fau l t appears. 1. O'BRI EN, _ Agent to the Company. s o C li a k sh for Bank f Ireland Notes ; Warehouse, No. 4, Side of 13loomosbury-squate. NEXT TUESDAY. a r DISH, Contractor .tor present Rich but remindsl Lottery, ot only 8,903 Tickets, respcdfully c o l the Public hat the whole of this popular Lottery c o • be drawn on TUESDAY NEXT,• the tSth instant, Inaining 2 . . Prizes of . . £20,0c0 4,000 4 . . . . . i,oco &C. It • drew 15 proper to remark, that in the small Lottery which I ,, e "' ill November last, there were not Tickets sufficient to sheet the Town demand ; the highest Prize in that Lottery ,s ;as r 6,0001. ; in this there are Two Prizes of 2:0)001. 4 C.: the necessity of a speedy purchase is therefore c"vident. HS ,Oet sold and shared in theober, November, and the' " : tI erY drawn last Month, 18 Capital Prizes from zo,oool. t - S° o l. at his truly-fortunate Offices, CORNIIILL, and, CHARING. CROSS P TO LoTT ER Y ADVEN TURERS. - I ) UCED PRICE OF TICKE VS AND SHARES. pIDDING and .Co. No. 1, GORNHILL, (the I Corner next ti“ the Mansion Ilbuse), return their grate, ul Thanks to their Friends and the Public for past favours, r d respealully acquaint thew, OW they have determined thrego their Ptorits for a few I)ays, and to supply the P ublic at the following VERY LOW PRICES. Price at Piddding and Co.'s Price at ,the Other Office." Offices. Nhote Ticket ,C2o IS o Ticket - :t 5 1-141 f. only - . to to -o Half to"tlS o 5 6 o • Quarter 5 to o . . 2 14' o 2t6 6 t o Sixteenth -t S 6 Orders from the Country,'enclosing the Amount with - °Stage, will he paid the same attention to, a s it the Par "es were present ; anct the great saving by an early Purchase at the above Office, is self-evident. Coachmen, Carriers,need only compare the aboVe 'rices, to see the great advantao they will have by malting their Purchases at PIDI)ING and Ou's Office, No. 1 . 1 COllllllll* VOCAL CONCERT, NEW ROOMS, HANOVER:SQUARE. ESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and c.H.E A TO R EX, have the hondur most respectfully to acquaint the Nobility, and Centry, Subscribers, that in addition to Madartie CATALANI and Signor FISCHER, from St. Petersburgli, they have already engaged Mrs. BI ANCHI LACY, Miss MELVILLE ' Miss DARBY, and Mrs. ASHE ; Messrs. BELLAMY, GOSS, LACY, and Master KING. The Band is numerous, 'seleEt, and complete in every de partment. Leader Mr. WE!CIJSEL. ConduCtor, Mr. GR EATOI:tIE X. The Chorus (including the celebrated Female. Singers from Lancashire) will be full, grand, and elleetive. The • First CONCERT is fixed fur FRIDAY SE'N NIGHT. Tickets are daily delivering; at Birchall's, 133, New Bond street, where other particulars, being inuch too long for the limits of an advertisement, are published. No more will be issued than the Room can perfectly ac commuciate. Terms of Subscriiption, Four Guineas and.a Half for Nine Concerts. • Tickets arc transferable with the usual limitations, as ex pressed in the bills. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHAR4t: AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED [\.:. SMALL.DEBTS. Craven street, Strand, Feb. 4,181 i, BENEFACTIONS since the last RENRT, viz.:— . s. d. Admiral,Sir I. Orde, Bart. M. P. third Bene faction - . - - - 0 3 3 Sir William Paxton, per Secr e t ar y - A. 2 2 0 IVlliialti Morton Pitt, Esq. M. P. - - 21 o o Rev. L. H. Master - - 'to to 0 Sir C. Edmonatene, Bart. per 13iddulph arid Co. . - ' - - A. 2 2 0 Mr. and Mrs. Taylor - - - 2 0 o Robert Wainwrigtg, Esq. . A. 5 5 ° Joshua Reeve, Esq. 5 5 2 0 R. A. 21. zs.—F. N. 121. - - 12, 0 George Con - 1141g, Esq.. A. 2 2 0 Messrs. 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But as certain Books have been published under the name of Miss Edgeworth, Mrs Edgeworth, and Maria Ldgewot th, some of which have not that moral tendency that alone can justify a Female for appearing as an Author, her Father thinks it due to nis Daughter, and to the rest.of his Farriiiy,. to request that the Public will not consider any 1VO:1 , ,, under the name of Edgeworth, that is not published-by ,Messrs.- lohnso►► and Co. St. Paul's Church.ya►d, LOllllOll, as the produdion of any of his Family. A List of Miss Ldgeworth's Works may be seen at the be, ginning of most of her former Works. RICHARD LOVELL EDGEWORTH., ,Edgeworth Town, Feb. 6, 1812. ILSON'S CHINESE FLUID, or TON- QuIN 01 L, is the only d;,covery that has ever been friund to effectually prevent the flair from falling off or changing colour, and occasioning it to grow thick - and long ; and its power of regenerating firlair on puts (lt the head whit h are beconle bald; is truly astonishing ; it posse,ses the most grateful fragrance, gives it a beautiful gloss, and strengthens the finest flair ; as it renders it capable of re taining its curl in a dainp atmosphere; it is perfectlyihnocent, and is proved, from experience, to, possess those properties so often expected in vain by other preparations. Sold at 4s. and Ss. .and in large bottles, at one guinea, •by the Proprietor, R. Wilson, 17i, Oxford-street. And by appointment, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur- Street i • Rigge, Cheapside; Turner, Bond-street ; Newberry and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Persalli Holborn ; Raine, King-street, Covent-garden; Berry, G reel: -street ; Low, Strand ; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and, Country. Tu Air. DIXON, Apothecary. SIR, T Take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you, that I have received the most wonderful henefit Emit the use ot your 'DIXON's ANTIBI LIOU3 %•.'idell carried with me to Jamaica, and all those frienils to whom 1 distributed them have'experienced the saute salutary benefit; they declare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that Country for Bilious ai.c. niter Complaints. The * following are the names of several Ladies and Gentle. men, who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibilious Pills : —Charles Taylor, Esq. hinaica ; Wil liam Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriln. Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. 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T HE COURT of DIRECTORS ?f the UNITED COMPANY of MERC:iIANLS in AP:GLAND triad ingto the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice, That many persons whose intentivn it was to surrender their Bills of ExChange for re-investment, under the condi. tions alluded to in the Court's Advertisement of the 12th July last, having been prevented from availing themselves of those terms, by the non.arrivalot their Bills within the pe• riod formerly limited for surrendering them, the Court have resolved to extend generally the period for receiving Bills of Exchange drawn from 'any of the Presioencies, iil liquida. tion of Principal of Indian Loan's, until tile 30th day of Aptil next. Per sons desito•ss of avn;ilng themselves of this Resolution, are n quired to apply at the Accountant General's Office, East India Haase, for further particulars. IPtYL RAAISAY, Secretaly, This Day viral published, In Quarto, price Two Shillings and Sixpence, EIGHrEEN HUNDRED AND ELEVEN ; a Poem . By ANNA LIETITIA BARBAULD. Printed for los. tohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church yard. VeICCIAATION. Notwithstanding Vaccination is strongly patro nised by-the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Sur•-' pans, it is much to be regretted, that the old prac-• Lice is-still adhered to by.a few Medical Men'. And. it appears that lately, Smell Pox has been intro., duced at a_ respeCtable Institution, named Tns WESTERN DISPENSARY. . ft is suspe&ed, that th:s measure has been efreaed clandestinely, as t-e vernors of Hospitals; and Public Charities, now en -. courage Vaccination. • Indeed, nothing can be more evident, than that a,Dispensary is the most impro per place that could be sele6ted, for carrying, on Inoculation of Small Pax; because mothers by seeking relief there for their babes for one illness, risk giving them the most fatal of all. Tins practice, however, h :s 'not escaped the guar.. dian attention of THE NATIONAL VACCINE ,ESTA. riustimENT, who have circulated the following Letter among the Governors (tf Tit E WESTERN Die.. PENSARY. And as they are in general Noblemen and Gentlemen of-benevolent and (Imitable princi • .pies, and sui,!rior to vulgar preitadi‘es, i. is 'Uglily probable that it will have . the desired effect. TO THE GOVERNORS OF THE WESTERN DIS• PENSARY. NATIONAL .VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT. Board. Rolm.), Leicester• square. The Board" of the National Vaccine EqtAlish- . men!, which is composed ot the Pre,hictt and Cen sors of the Royal College of Ph) sician,4, and of the Master and Governors ot;the Boval College of Sur geons of London, have‘the honour of addressing the Governors of the Western aspensary, do a subject of mueis consequence to the Public. As Government in consequence of a vote of Par liament have appointed this Board for the express pur pose,of extending as widely as possible, the benefits of. Vaccination, it is judged expedient to represent to you the evils which necessat dy result from allowing persot.s to be inoculated with Small Pox -at I. Western Dispensary. For you are probably not aware ot the extensive mischief which all •es in , rn diffusing through crowded lanes, courts and hou , es,_ a fatal and infectious disease; even a single inocu lated patient sometimes contaminating multitudes. The knowledge of this, prompted the Governors ,of the Small Pox. Hospital to prohibit the inocula tion of this distemper to all out-patients, and to em ploy Vaccination, which has also been done by other Public Charities. The wisdom of these measures is' now clearly manifested. For according to the Bilis of Mortality, the average number of Deaths by Small 'Pox, which formerly amounted to 2000 anntolly, was last .year sunk to 751. This number is s+iil however great, and is without. doubt chiefly owing to a few Medical Practitioners persisting, in spite of .the repeated declaration of all that are eminent in the profession, to inoculate the Small Pox. The immense utility of Vaccination is now pro d by undeniable experience. For .wherever \raid. a tion has been adopted, .and Small Pox Inoculatiol'i relinquished, the Small Pox has declined, or has cea.ed altogether. Thus, authentic information has been received, that no case of Small Pox has oc curred in Vienna fbr two years, and none in the populous City of . Milan for . eight. But it is not i equisite to go abroad to seek fur examples of this kind ; it is gratifying to be able to state, that by the Unanimous exertions of the Medical • Genttenten in the city ! of Norwich, and in the I,, wn of Petworth, and the adjoining district, • the Small Pox has entirely disappeared. It is pantie! to, he obliged to add, that no representations hate hitherto induced all the practitioners of this town to refrain from inoculating the Small Pox, and to employ 1 110 innocent and eftedual plan of Vaccination 1p *its steitd. Tile consequence of Which is, that Ihe Small Pox is now makit g considerable havoc in Westminster. The Board of the National V3ccine ',..stablititunent trust, that as soon as the benevolent Governors of the Western Dispensary receive this intimation, they will most seriously &- liberate upon the subjea, and will prevent a ch4ri table Institution, so useful in other respetis, from being a source of contagion of a most de9trueiwo distemper. Is have the honour to be, Your most obedient ' and most bumble Servant, hnliS 'Mooas,