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".„-,:-./._;,i-1,,,p-L,,..,. -• , -. (. • L „.:7; 7:::',___.4 !! •• — '4 , ;''' - ._---... ; ....- -'•-• :. „).J.,„,i,:i•:%);' ''... LI-:--c. * . • - .4%.e•-tf,,--<:: ~~~~~~. •, • . ..,• ;„.,„••••._• • • }. . , . •• rUMBER (VW) 1 WEDNESDAY, E B E It, . 1812. EPRICi, SiXi;P:&'d I'i,!.FrALFPENNIF. li-iki.,:fßE 1t0.'.'.:,„L,.1)111;11.Y-LANE': • P IPHIS PRESENT EVENING; December 16, AIL me, Their 'Majesties Servtruits will -perform .the .Co- Judy of • • . THE :HONEY MOON.: • Duke, 2,1 r. ELLISTON ; . • Rolando, Mr; liE C , ,.., 4 4 .7..;1P; • • • • Co"nt Moutt , .limn; Mr, i101,1„IND ;. Balthazar, r. witotto-rroN ; Lat. - ape:to, 'Mr. OXIIERIVY ; L.?pez, Mr. RN IGHT - ;• Juliana, Mrs. DAVISON (late Miss -DUNCAN) ; • ' Volantc, Mis, MELLON • - Zamora, bliss. BO ' ltl Act V. a Song-by Mrs. DAVISON (comkosell,by Mr: Kelly). With 'a Dance inciaeat.t:il to the-Piece. . - To which will be added, the Mnsical.Faree of . - TURN OUT"! , • • Restive, Mr. DO'. -TON; • Souiervillei Mr. LoRN; • . Doctor Truckle, Mr. LOVE GROVE; „ Poi age, - Mr.- KNIGHT.; Gregory, Mr., OXBERRY; . Marian, Mrs. DAVISON (I:ft-e Miss DUNCAN); • Mrs. ratmsay, Miss 4•IDSWELL; • Peggy, Mrs.-SCOT The Doors to be opeued at half past ive o'Clocl:, to be gin at half past Six. . , • Boxes, 75.; Seei)nd Price 3s. 6d.-I'it, 3s. 6(1.; %solid Price, 2 t--LowerGallery 25.; .Second Price, is.—Upper Gallery, ls.• , Second Price, 6d. . • Boxes and Places-to be taken of Mr—Spring, Box Book liceper, at the Office in Little Russell-street, ir0..1 Ten. till , foul', and from Tea in the Evening until the .1)oors: are Closed. Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned.. , VivAlt-ites. et liegina; The Public. ars respectfully infortnett,' that Mr. Brahma is engaged at this Theatre, and will appear; for the first time, P r!.-nioreow, in the characterof Alpiionso, in the Comic Opera ot T e C ast l e o f Andalusia; with the Farce of How to Die for L44.C. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . 1- 110-MORROW 'EVENING, Dec. 17, - 1812, ilFt!: Time) the revived Opera of . THE LORD OF THE MANOR.. Zile Music chiefly by the late Dr. Jack. op, of Eve ter;- with additions by Bishop, T% Welsh, Reeve, Davy, &e.) Sir'John Contrast, Mr. FAWCETT; Rashly, -Mr. .LNCLEDON ; Young Gmtrast,. Mr. JONES; Truniore, 'Mr. SINCLAIR; LaNippe,. Mr. MATHEWS; Iteutal; 4li. CA-LIPMAN; , Serjeant sash, Mr. TREBI • Grporaf Driii, Mr.l. - LI.7.IERTON; Corpora; Snap, Mr. Ralph, Mr. TAYLOR; Huntsman, Mr. DURUSET; • Sophia, Mrs STERLING; Annette, MisioO - LION; Peggy, Mrs. LISTON; .1!1 , 31i flagon, LISTON. To which wiflte added; THE ESCAPES ; or, THE WATER CARRIER.. Count Armand, Mr. INCLEDON, With the eelelorated Soug 61 . -" . The ThOre . composed by . .Daniel, Mr. SIMMONS ; - Sewers, Mr. ATKINS; Miehelli, Mr. FAWCETT; Antonio, Mr. TAYLOR.; (:ortstantia, Mrs. C.1.M . ..111.11,E ;- Angelina, Mi:3s 80 - ETON. . - • - Boxcs 7s. Second Price 3s..Gd.—Pit 3s. Gd. Second Price 2s. L'iwer Gallery 25. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery S. Se cond Price Cid. ..... Ors Fricay , „ the Renegade; with Love, Law, and Physic.— 'On Saturday (for the last tune), Alexander the Grelt ; with lling no Minder.—On Monday the Tragedy of _Venice pre served. On Tuesday the 22d inst. be - revived Hughes's Tra gedy of the Siege of Damascus, which is positively the .last night of Mr. Betty's engagement); with Love, Law, and Physic. • Ou Wednesday, the Renegade; withihe burlesque Tragic.. Opera, .of-BOmbastes curl 00 , and the revived builetta of Lidas, (beitkg. the last Night -of . the Company's performing till the Holidays.) • The Public are respectfully informed that the new Grand 'Christmas PantoMinß2., 'which has been in preparation since Suourier,- .. wi1l -be produced on Saturday; the idth, - with entirely new :3:;euery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. WESTMINSTER 'AUXILIARY. BIBLE SOCIETY•, Vader the Patronage of their Royal'HighnesseS the Dukes of York, Kent, Cumberland, Sussex, and Cambridge,. and many of the NAiLty M , - • A GENERAL EETING, for the• Formation ':;1 - a WESTMINSTER AUXILIARY BIBLE SO , , CIETY, wilt :be held at Willis's. Rooms, King-street, St. Jame;s-s - iitiare, on THURSDAY, the 17th instant, when' the attendance of the. Friends to such an,institution is respec•i fully requested. - ,• , By order of-the Provisional Committee, • 11, 7 M. VEi% ABLES, Sec. The Doors will be opencd.at Eleven, and the Chnnw-ll - be taken at Twelve o'clock precisely, ' - PEARLS SOLD, CLEA.NED,...9.,ND STRUNG. ,; . THE Advertiser being the real ruanqfa:cturer, is determined to sell every Article of the First ntsision and Workmanship at the folloWing reduced Prices, viz. Pearl Necklaces, any pat- ? j • 5 15 6 1 re-making 1 0 12 0 tern, from . . ... y. ''' Xar-rings, per pair . . l5 0 1 010 6 Bandeaux • - lO 10 01 2'lo 0 Sprigs , 4 40} upwards < 1 5 0 Bracelets, per pair . 5lO 0 Ol5 6" Lockets --111 6 'IO 14 0 Brooches Crosses - 1 10) _ t. 0 : 4 6' - Whei'eas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe; from the abeve'pr►ces,that every Ornament it made of a Com position, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, theyare respectfully informed, that every Article is composed of Ori ental-Pearls, from the Fisheries of _Ceylon and Persia, which, being ;manufactured by the real Workman, are offered to the Public much under tife.ir usual Charges. • Several . coroplete suits of Pearls,- new patterns, in. ;Morocco. Casis,consisting Of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Earl-rings, and three Brooches, torn '2 5. - to 101., per . suit. Apply tO 1. H. Barlow, , Pezirl.Worker and Stringer, ..No. 1, Grange-court, 'Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn Yields. • LADIES. HE greatest Blemish.•to the Beauty.and De licacy of the Female Face, Neck, Arms; &c. fiSUP.ER-- 'II,UOUS HAIRS.--Pretending to remove them, various 'pr.parations have from time to time started up, but.r.iost of them' have been► found - either 'inefficacious or deleterious. Fourteen years ektensiVe side have abukdantly proved that TREM"S.DEPILATORY actually remotes the hairs in a -fcw minutes, without any pa-in or unpleasant sensation. It is used and higaly approved in :the first circles of fashion and rank, and now stands absolutely unequalled and justly cele brated. , ' -• It is sold,,Wholesale and Retail, bylPerrin, 23, Soutbainp- Aon-street, Strand. Retail, by Sar4;e:, 150, Oxford-street; Bayler and Blew, •Cockspur-street; Grosvenor, 303, Holborn ;- Vale, 6:?, Fleet street ; 135, ebeatisicle ;. Randal, Royal .Exchange ;. Stxton, 24, .Leadenliall-street ; flopgood, 102,1.1141opsgate . -treet, ; Nlagenis, iO5, High-street,, Borough; and every re putablt rerfunier,l4edicine-Vender, &c. in London. Persois in the Countyy, inclosing a 11. note to Mr. Per lin, wiilliavef , oo , lloxes; ss..each, 'sent to their Alixectio:lS, or the chany,T.:xetttrized with a less quantity; INfi.tzi= 7 llo USE, . . • • N0v..4 ; ,iel2. r1 -1 1-IE , COQ* Tof bri?EcT9RS of the CTIATI'P.ED -A-, COM.P.diYl'cf - .1V.Rt,711-11 1 . 7 2' - ..5 to the .East Indies., do horeLp That a•QthiRTERLY 67.:;11T.E1,4...4.5Q111.?T tLe said . onzpany wi(l be held et tkeir. House . i?a.Leadenhall-street , oa Ifereelnesday, .the 16 k Decenia.r 4ext„,,at the.purp.. - se,y . deelarine a Di.:. , iden f rent Midsummer atst'to Chriitt;;Las 71C:rt. ILINS,IY, Secretary. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co, Stack:-Brokers, No. 9.3, Royal I , ..);chalige; rt:spectfully V inforio .e Public, that Tichets aud-:sliarcs for th::: ensuing . Lutttry are on Sate at their (Mice as - ahore. • . • This Lottery' Consists- -of 1.3,000 Tickets . , and eve'r) . • Ticket will be drawik.separately from the Wheel, for purpose 6overnniek ha - , granted Two 1.44y$ Of Drawing, viz. 14th and 10th Jannary. OLD MODE OF pRAtirING RESTORED: SO CLASSES. ~. . , STAVING . Coritracted G4vernmeut for ..WIL the present State Lottery, - we b leave, respectfully, to solicit the attention of the I?uhlie to the under-moitioned Scheme, and at the same tins : to state that we hare obtained permission of Government •to.Draw,the present Lottery in Two Days, by which means the system of Cla,.ises is abolished, - every Ticket in the Lottery will be put into . the Wheel, and drawn out 'indiscriminately, in - the - same . niatiiler , aS - in thy -Old Lotteries. ; - SWIFT and Co. SCI-lENFE. 2 .... 0f.... £'lo,ooo ..-... are ... .,40,000 0 2;000 1,000 6 G • 400 10 ' 300 • 200 100 50 40 30 8,090 31,500 320 2,100 • 13,000 Tickets. ,i - 130,000 - To be Drawn in Two Days, the 14th and 15th January Next. TICKETS and SHADES are • sellig at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, - No. 11, Poultry, • i Igo. N 3l, AldgateLHigh o..l2, Charing ergs's, -- . street, Where, in the last Nine Months, the following Capital Pril - es have been Sold in Shares. - • 5,49i r v 7 Ceo,wo I 1,700 . a £3,000 No. 095 ,3,270 Ilosidi.s others of ?,0001. .5.00/."'&e. &e. rpliE (10:+2,1EaCIAL ALL WINE. COM sl • • • t London, beg leavetsolicit , urn— , the attentieaof the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, to their very low Prices for . the CUOICEST WINES, GENUINE SI'IIIiTUOUS LIQUOILS,PIIIIKEST BOTTLED porrEn, ALE, And DOUBLE BROWN .STOUT, for Ready Money only, Which will be delivered to Order, tree of expenet„, to any part of London. oCurious Old Port, of the Vintage of 1806, of the most exquisite flavour, per Pipe . • Half Pipe Quarter Pipe . *Very fine Old Sherry, six yea :o the wood.; - per Butt llB 0 0 Half Biitt Quarter Butt • - 3 l 3l '0 0' *Fine Old West India Madeira,.pe: 116 0 0 Half Pipe Quarter Pipe so 0 , u Per Dozen. Fi ne st, part \Vine, 'warranted to ha. - e - been sit • years iii the wood, new in bottles, 13 to the. ,Dozen . • 2 . 10 0 *Choice Old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crustei.. 2 . 13 • 0 *CrtriOus Old Port, warranted to have been five • years in bottle-, 12 to the Dozen. • 2 17. . -0 Good-Sherry, 13 to the Dozen 2 14 :0 *Very Fine Old Ditto, wai ranted to fv.tvt: been eight years in the butt; 13 to the Dozen 2 16 0 Fine Teneriffe, 13 to the Dozen 2 IO 0 *Fine Old Bronti Madeira, 13 tothe Dozen.. . 213 0 *Finest Old West India Ditto, 13 to the Dozen ... 3 6• 0 *Curiously Fine East India Madeira, warranted •to be 12 years old, 12 ttk the Dozen 4 4 0 *Ditto 'Sherry, 12 to the Dozen . . 3 0 0 itc.laret of the finest qikality and. flavour, 'l2 to . . . . the Dolen • . 4 15 0 *Very Fin . e. Rich and Dry Lisbon, 13 to tho Dozen 210 0 Ditto ditto Nlonntain, 13 .ditto. . *Fioest White Noyeati, - 12 ditto 2 16 0 **Ditto Pink Ditto, 12 ditto... 2 16 0 Ditto. Old Ruin Shrub; 12 ditto 2 6 0 Per Gallon. Fine FlavonredGeneka• *Ditto Old Strong Ditto 0 12 i I.Atto- Very St - o ' Ditto ditto Jarnitica Rum . 0 16 6 Ditto' ditto . ,HoUp.nds '. . 1 13 0 __ __ . , Per Dozen. . *Ditto Double Brown Stout ; 12 to the Dozen .... 8 6 *Finest Old Ale, warranted 22 Months old before . . bottled. ,- . • „ 0 10 6 *Finest Burton Ali", ditto. . o' 12 0 . . . _ - ' hr Gallon. • *Very Curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be ten .. years old ll5 0 *Ditto Curious Fine. Flavoured Old Rum Fine Old B. Brandy . . - 016 0, Fine Old B. liollands, superior to most Fore;gn • 1, e 0. Those Articles marked * are what thefjo , aspany recommend. as. being of a more superior quality than what is generally sold, and of the finest flavour. Per Dozen. *Fine #avoured , Vin de Grave, 12 to Doz. 6es.. od. *Ditto Barsak . Do *.014 Hook . Do 1 .305. Od. *Ditto Curious *ltipe C;harapagw *Noyeau - Martinique Do • 1068. Od. . . 'For the Conveniency of the Families. who prefer their- NATineS - is Pinto, and for Connoisseur; in saperior,Articles, - the , Company have stklected the most Curions Win<s, &c. and offer the following • :is the most choice that can be-pro duced : Fine West India Madeira, 12 pints to the doizen, 010. East Indict ditto, of the most exquisite tiatour and quality ; 12 ditto, 455. *Ditto Molaiesey,Ditto, 465. ' • '*ol4i East India Sherry,of the most curious and scarce qua. lay,. 12 ditto, nss. *Fine Old Dry Lisbon, 12 ditto, 28s. *Ditto Calcavcila, 40s. , Tort Wine, newlyihottled, from the finest selected Pipes of the faronriti, vintage of 1 sod, 12 ditto, 9.8 r. *Ditto,tcif the most rare sort, bottled.frlnn the most curious Old Wine in the kingdom, .that has - lain in a body near 20 years. .This Article has i::.ll'thessoftness and tlavottr . of the most rare Wine, and is worthy the attention of the first Con , noissears, 12 ditto ' 325. *Luscious Shrub, made from the finest Flavoured Old Rem; 12 ditto, 245, • *Rirse Full Flavoured Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto, 4s. (41. *Curious Mellow Ale, warranted two years old before bot tled, but of the softest flavour, 14 ditto, ss. C.d. e NEW PUBLICATIONS. PALEY'S SER.INTONS. • ' Day were publfshed, One Voiu , c.:!, Octavo, price 70i: :id: in Lcasdl, (By . 1 2,.::•:.15.5ten cif the 14ecutol - s),' QERMONSon—SEVERAL ~ the late Rev. 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