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\ • : r, -- , '',--.., -.. i . . 4 , , . • l‘ Ifil/1 17 = . • . • . > i, .., .... . . ~ .-<._•:y..l. - T. ~,, i '<-:---- ~ ..„--.. i-, ; .,. -.61 . -,.... k .,.., • • ,----=:_-_--- •,/f- ' -,.3---„—_l--4 ~.., , . ...Aco ~, ,,, , 71 :.-,.... 4,t,..' , - „,, , ,r ,/$ '), Viti;.:o , " P N' ' \ 4' ~ 1 ~, ->.44.,, ..,.:1%. , .. , , .... , K: 2 :ra '' ' 7, \` - / / "'",,,1f , •, , A , \ v f:///;/ .11um33ER 6.13,1.] SATU• R,DAY", 1) E C 1 1 ;1 it 96, 1812. [i=ris-; §ttiihirbit-ii,ilt:'.tt T EAT R E ROYAL, DRLLItY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 26, 1812, be p—ro..) , Pd the Tratie:dv of GEORGE BARNWELL. Tilovough.gold, Mr. POWELL George (fir4t time), Mr. RAE; Mrs. GLOVER"; . Maria, Mrs. HORN. • fter ivbich, • for' the 641: time, a new Melo-Drainatic Comic called - HARLEQUIN AND' HUMPO ; Or, COLUMBINE BY 'C4NDLELIGHT! The Characters by - Mi. HARTLAND, Mr. RIRBY, Mr. BARNES, Miss POOLE, 'Miss.HORRIBOW, . . Miss r ALLANCY, &c. &c. l',lgnao•cr Mr. RAYMQND.—No Money to be Returned. ATivant Rex et Regina. The Doors to he opened. at half past •Fivp o'Clock, to be tio at half past Six. • • Boxes, 75.; second Price 3s.Cd.---Pit E 3s. 5e..0n,1 Price, 7 2, .—LoverGallery 25.; Second Price, 1,5.--Upper Gallery, is.; , lecond Price, Gd. • Boxes:and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring; Box Ttooli repi!e, tbv Office in Little Russell-street, from Ten till and from Teu in the Evening . data. the Doors arc Qn Monday, the Comedy of Man and Wife,. A Oew Tragedy l)as woe time in preparation, and shortly lie announced'for performance. tHEAT-ftE n N MONDAY EVENING, Inc. 28, 1812, - ‘-f" . will be acta the Tra , .. , :edy of' THE EARL OF . ESSRX, Earl of Esiex,' KEMBLE ; (Being. his first tippcarance in that character); of Southampton; Mr. AW3OTT; :ord Buritigh, Mr. BARB:sr:VLORE; Si:- Waller Italeigh' Mr. cIIAPMAN; Lieutenant of the Tower, Mr. CI,A1111ONT; Queen El iza'3eth Countess of Rutland', MARRIOTT; Countess of Nottingham; Mrs. EGIIRTO.V. After whiCh (for the first time) the new Pantornime, called HARLEQUIN ANT) THE RED DWARF • Or, THE ADAMANT ROCK. The Mnsic,Seenery,,Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations' are entirely new. The Ovortnre and Music composed Isy Mr. Ware. - crlAnAcTints , Prince Cherry, (afterwards Harlequin) Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. The Emperor .Bighoniano, Kin: , of the I.,,mgheads, (after wards Pa nthlomt) NORMAN ; Enapre , s. Roirdel)eltvano, Of the Roundheads (afterwards Clown) Mr.. GRIMALDI; Rufus Ma'rkulf (,the Red Dwarf) Master CHAPMAN; lair Situ (afterwards Columbine), Mrs...PARKER ; 1 -'he Fairy Avis (tranformed into it Bird), Miss WORGMAM. The Doors Win be opened 1,1 at I • Ir-past Five, and the Play begin at 11ilif-pa;i: Six. • 13 UXUS - 7S, Secon;l'"rice-Bs. 61—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. lower Gallery'2s. Second Pike ls.7—Upper Gallery is. Se comi Price '6d. - Ork Tuesday, Shairspearc's Comedy of Errors. Thettiew Grand Historical 'flay of the Renegade continuing t , o be rece i v ed with the unanimous applause t; - f numerous atf. will be repeated on Wednesday and Saturday next week. On Thnsday, The Merry Wivesof Windsor.—On Friday, The Recruitint , Officer. , • - L -101'E 1 LRE'IASSURANCE COMPANY". CAPIT.N.L.—ONE.MILLION. pERSONS nsstred with this Office, whose Poliales expire a - ChristinaF , , are respecifnlly inform hat Receipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready fqr Delivery at the Office, s and with the respective Agents of the Conipany throughout the United Kingdom, WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. B. Policies of Assurance, which 'expire at the above period, should he renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter. . • - . . ' CAPTAIN'S CLERK. . ' ANTS EmplOy,,, a YOU-NI:1 MAN, of re , , snectable Connections, who is acquainted with Xeciing 1.!. 2 7 .0.; 30k3 and Papers necessary for wissilig a.Ca.p tain's Accounts in the Royal Navy, and,whose Charactei:will it:iir the strictest inquiry.. .Letters addres , :ed to it. F., Gosport Post-Office, will be im tietliately attenjed to.-- . -Salary no obiFct. , NEW YEAR's Lorl'l7.ll.Y. ItIDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill., and No. 1, Charing-cross, have pleasuie in zinnotocino- ' that the Lottery .to be drawn on the 14 th a nd 15th of Jannary, .contains. 46 Capital Prizes of 20,0001. lO,OOOl. 2,0001. 1 ,0001.. &c. F c. &c. also that the Old Method of Drawing. 'will be tevived, and the unpopular - Plan of 'Classing abo so that every Number have -e, distinct turd fate: Piddni,- and Ca. advise an early Purchaseat their Offices, - where :.: ° tite late Lotteries have been' sold (in 70 Shares) the 'following Capit aIA No. 8,486. ATize of .. L2Q,CnO I No . . 6,131.: Prize of .. L5OO • -• 20,000 600 .500 .974 20,000;. /,921 .400 N. B. Orders by Poft, enclosing the. Amount., with post age,' pnid 'the same attention to as if the parties were present. AII.ROLL r and Co.- Stock-Brokers, No. 7, cornhili, and,V; ' Oxford-street, respectfully acquaint Ihe,Public they have TlClilE',k'S. and SHARES on Sale fur the New LOTTERY of 18,000 Tl;kets, to be drawn, on two lot- Jowiug, days, Pith and 15th January: they alsO,beg I'm state, that the Old Mode of Drawing every Ticket from the Wheel is restored, by which the system of Glasse: , is done away. ' SCHEME. 1 .... L - . 0,000 q . .. : 10 3 000 6 ' 2400 C ike. &c, &c. • ' • Carroll and Co. respectfully solicit a continuance of, Public prrolio g e, which they gratefully acknowledge - to have re teir...d for Thirty 7 fire Years past. Prizes paid on Demand, and Orders from the Country (post paid) - punctually at tended to. ' , , . o ...... of .... L. T,OOO .. 500 .. 400 ei OLD MODE OF DRAIVIN;G—NO CLASES. • W 1 ``P & Co, • Contractors for the Present KY' State , Lottery, reopectfully remind their Friends and that the t), - zuving -.viil7:;intnence on tile 14th of NEXT )4ONTII, tJa.nuary), and finish on the following This Lottery will he determined agreeably tp the Old Mode cf Drawing. us there are no Classes, and every Ticket is to Lc drawn -separately from the Wheel, • The. Scheme, with only 10,()00 Tickets, contains the - fol-• lowing Capital Prizes, being more,• both in Number and Amount, than in any Lottcr i f for several Years past .... of .... are%. , ~C. 10,000 in,%0 • 4 6,000 • tj 400 - 2,400 10 10 licsiacs 4i , of tool. and 501. and 2,510 or z. 01: 301. Zicc. II'IGKETS 'and SI lARES are selling at SWIFT aikd: Co.'s S Offices ' . No. it, Poultry, . I No: 31, Aidgate High \o. 12, Cbbring . Cross, I street; 1 1V1i.:Te the following Capital . Prizes have been Shared and Sold in tlfe present'Year, vie. • • , 5,417 • a ....L20,000 1,706 X0.9D5 a 4,000 i 8,270 .B6sides utany . others of 4000/. 5001. &c. &C SUFFERINGS OF TIE itU4SSIAN•'PEOPLE. AMEETING will be held , of:. ;he CHANTS, BANKEIIS, and TRADERS of LON 1!)•:/:.:, at the City of Loudon faviTn, on WEPNESDAY, the :v.)i - ,11 et Deccinher instant, at Tiv.tdro for One o'clock, to can,ider of ,Oull,cription for the Relief of the People of Rns.:ia suf fering the sever,,,t privations and distresses in &imminence_ of the French inr.rsion. - New City Chambers, Dec. 22, :1812. WM. HOLDEN. A T .a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN, GE:N- I - R. TLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the County WEXFORD, professing, the .Prole,tant Religion, coati:n . 6l by the High Sheriff consequence of a Repaisi tiOn) at WEXVORD,-, on Mouday the -14th 01 ... Peet:Luber, 1812, • - - • -, (CHRISTIAN WILSON, Esq. Sheriff in the Chair'); The following RiesOlntions, Proposed by CHARLES - TOT- TENHAM, Esq. and seconded by ABEL RAM, Esq. were unanimously agreed to : Resolved, Tn'Tt we have p.erused with satisfaction, and heartily coincided in 'the Resolutions - adapted at the s..:veral Neetings of Protestants in the Counties of Sligo, .11,w:com rn.iii, laongford, Leitrim, Maw/ ghat), W icklu.s Carlow, Weastineutu, City of IThhlin, &c. That, 'coutiding in the Wisdoul of the LegiSlature, we have hitherto reftajtyl fro-in giving- an opinion on the subject of what Ills been called Catholic .E.aaneipation ; but it having been aA,serted. that-the - Protestants of respectability and pro perky, tbrougkint Ireland, are unanimous in 'the opinion, that all the dem:lnds amnan Catholic Fellow Sub jects, should be complied with— That being a part of the. Protestant Comnytnity of the. above description, we beg leave to state §uch assertion to be a misrepresention, at least as far as pretending to 'convey our upinhun• . _ . . Thilt although we wish every blessing our, Constitution can give should be de.llt out with a 'liberal hand to t all living under its benign influence, yet we trust an extension of pri vilege, subversive of that very Constitution, will nut meet with the sanction of, the Legiiiature. ' That these - our 1147 solutions sball be -published in the Patriot, Dublin Jourilal, 'and - Correspondent, Irish Papers - 1 and in the San and• Courier, EtOisli papers ; and tirat Copies of them he sent to our 14;zprosezitatives Parliament. That au AddreA bevlrawn..up to his Royal. fl.ig - huess 'the , Prince Regent, and -Petitions to House of - Parliantent, grounded on theSe ‘ourßesolutrops, That the following Gentlemen be requested to form a COunnittee• to draw up the AddreSs and Petitions, .which, when approvr. - d, shall •be signed; the former by the Chair man, and the latter, by the Chairman: . and Petitioners, Viz. Charles Tottenham, Abel Rant, John C. Beaurnan, Frauds Leigh, Is>tter Hoare, of Harperstown, Joshua Nunn, and 'Walter - Tloare, of Seafielit, Esqrs. That an Address be presented by the High Sheriff to his Grace the Duke of -Richmond, expressive of the, , high sense we entertain bf the mild, and at the satin) tithe firth, Adminis tration 61 . his Grace's Government—and administration (which had it been possible, - under c. , 4ting ,circumstances) could not have failed to have produced uTilversatconciliation; and also request that his Grace Will have the goodness to br - •ansinit• to his'ltoYal Highness the Prince Regent our hum le Address. 'that Ear: Courtown be - requested to present our Petition to the House of Lords, ond that our,itepreseitt:itires be recitiire4 to preLent our Petition to the House. f.. 4 Coral,,ons. • By Order, CHRISTLVN. WILSON, Sheriff. The High Sheriff laving been requested to leave the i Bail, aUd Charles Tottenham, Esq. being voted into, it, Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting are' hereby given to our , .worfily High Sheriff, for prompt acqbies cenet Meetini, and for h tic. :,roper, manly, and dignified coudact in 'the. Chair this day. C 11. Ar ALES TOTT/LIN4iLIAI ,- , Gl:Airman. THE - 12;NT . IMPriM AL DI NI NG-TA - BLES , n 4 PATL.NI"i'itAFALGAR - SIDEBOARDS and -DINING-TABLES, in , one elegant Piece of Furniture, and upou Five new different Plans ; the Patentlinv oved Sofa Beds- aild Chair' Beds; Brass-screw Your Fist., and. Tent Bedsteads,. Furniture. and Bedding complete : , Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and unproved articles of furniture ;,arso a g,erieral and very extenk,ire assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet - Artixies furnishing Houses conk plete, ready manutactuicd, where Fainilies- may select. gtnd tu'vrish a whole 'in afc days,' avoiding the extreine inconvenience Of Waiting several Months in completing their Establishment.. , E,st an: Nt est India. M'ticlea, 'ArtnS, and Nary, &c. Re. by Alor..nin and Sander, 16 and•p - , Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the most noderate, for prompt payment. CHlN'G's 1' WORM LO4ENG NVORMS' are the most freilu'eni sources ofChil v . Airenis Pisu:Ases. Their symptonts every . Parent and guardian of Children shoulil be acquainted with. •They QC 'casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the C,l.our. of the Face, Linaciati,n, andirrek , ilar state of the Pow els, attend ed after with violent pains; they bring on Convulsionsi they affect the growth of the Body, - and they. prove fatal, by enn - i lig in a ConsuirptiOn or Decay But has a Preventative and Corea these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony ot the hignest Characters itt this Country, both in rank and respedability., to have no equal. Their--public approbation, given. to the Proprietor, twin a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc cess to their own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi tion, and gives a sanction to_ it, of Which no other fleck, ine of the kind can boast. Parents. and others who have the Care of Children, should have this Remedy ay. a Faintly Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chil dren are'any way disordered, which it will always be teund to relieve. - ..Sold, wholesale and retail, at M. Butler's. No. 4, Chap_ side,; corner of Paternoster-row ;"Sharp and lielana. Ports mouth; %Vefiton, A Ilnutt, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall and rolu,s ton, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheer. ness ; Pc.clc, Ross, and Turner, lloxland and Cool;_ wormy," Granville, Nettleton, and , Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinßey and Co. Birrningliam ; Bullinge, I..:thvards and Penny, - and Lathbuiy, Liverpool ; Staines an Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smi t h, Manderton, Raelvirn, Scott, and .Baxter, Edinb u rgh ; Bax ter and Macdonald, LtsgOw ; Bui:tin and Barry, BriStol Stevenson and • Co; Norwich ; , Swinfen, Leicester; Dunit and Sutton, Nottingham ; and retail. by tnest Country Ven. tiers, in BOxes, at 2ti. gd. and 6 - s. nach. GENUINE MEDICINhS. NEWBE'RY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paes . Church-yard, London, or No. 29, Dame-street, Dublin, Proprietors •of Dr, James's Powder, and other valuable I'repal - 46°ns, inform the Public, that in conse quence of -the N ny D uzies,. the price or that Nledicitie is, es. 9d. .per Packet, or tI. 95. 60.. per Dozen, or a Dozen in tiottle, O. 4s. as up for the 1, oily and Navy ; but observe that the - words Newbery . , No,. 45, St. Paul's," are ..engraved ioithe Stamps. - The following are the Prices of their Medicines, dudes included ; but those \vitt) puii.thase- six., or more, ‘Niil be :Allowed Ole Staines gratis. a. d. S. 1. Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative I 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 4 r 6 Strong Tinct, of Bark 4 c , Ditto Anribilious Pills z II uxiiain's ditto - $ ,-, Dr.Aristin'S ..'.halyheate 4 English Cothe - z Dr. Steer's Opodeldvc 2 9 Essence of - 2 9 Do. Convulsion fjil - z o I nglisit's Scots rills s LI Do. 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Ilaview, forma' 7 Vols,,price 44. 4s. boards. OFFICE OF ORDNANG'E, isig. „. PP - 67:p 11 . - "" IN 4L OFrf C . L i v JESTY'S ORDNANCE; do ke:rirby gt c YLu ticei That ilio,posid:reig be received at their (*ee, iss P.,1?,21.ia1f; Olt or beforCitio'ndety the 23th.dak of • Dect,nber inst. jf:rort I'ersonv a. oitcy be will or, to thid&take the .S tep 'l.i ct Tiomsupid Quebec WHITE . STAVES, rui• ‘,/ the Regal Pee d& Mills at Ballio&1118 - , in the Kinkiona If? ' .77:e-St.az;es must seasoni'd, arid; tf sing*, twelre hundred lb ti thousand, ffdouldc, six laindre..l and fifty to a ihixsavd; single pieees t6iit le ivy:tired, and must te deliceri'd at the Ordnance Stores, in Cori:, in the/011(nel ny'prop-ortions, 50T) on or b'efort 15th Fel.i•aary, 813: '44' 0 0 Ist April, IA3. Ist September, 1818'. 31St December, 181:3. 5000 stoo Further Pariteglar.s, together wit hi he 1 airs and Conditiim of tie Contract, tria . 'y be hnowit upon rrpplication at th ta7ia ge4v, afrresei(4 nq between the Hours (if' Ten and Four o' wherethe Proposals must be delivered, sewed trp and indorsed, "Propos* fo• Quebec Stores ; " b.st no Proposal ta'n•be admateri (Pei: the.said (.23111 instezni, at Twelve o'clotk at Noon (if the s.7nte :Day ; neither !I:ill any Tender be natiOd, unless the Part i 'y making it, or an .dgent in his Behalf shall attend. -rre , By Order 'of tie R. H. CRISTI', Secretary: ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, December £3, 1312. • WIDOWS' PENSIONS. N OTICE is hereby given;: that the widows of Congnission and Warrant Officers of the. Royal Navy, 1 - eceiying Pensions from the Charity established for their re be paid their Pensions due the Soth November last, at No. 10, New-square, Lincoln's hut, b_Edward Esq. the Paymaster of the said Charity, viz . . The,Wid - iws of, Captains, Lieutenants, and Masters, on Monday.; the 11th Of; next month:; the Widoyvs of Boatiwains _and Gunners,' - ou, Tuesday, the 12th ; and the WidoWs;oftarij.ietiters, Puisers, Surgeons, and Second Ma*ters, , :bnWednesday, the lsth, and on every succeeding: 'lltirsday, lattweenth,...nours of Ten and Tavrlve. And Notice is further_ given, that Remittance Bills will be sent on the 11th of next tooOth to those Widows resident in the Country who have requested, to be paid. their Pensiol4s near the respective places of their Residence. Jti W. CROKER. NEW PUBLICATIONS. "CATON ON, DEB I lAT Y, • This Day was published,_ • • Price S. (d. • Scco:nl Edition, RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS or: th BILITiES, - natural awl contracted, 'Of the Genct•ative- OrganS of bath St'XeB inclurfing . Relaarks on Onanis,'n, Se minal Wealzuess,•Nectuinal Eruission,Gleets,Ta'ocs Dorsalia. Fluor clll;us, &c: &c. • • • • •• -- - By-T: M. CATON, • • .Surgeon, late of the Unit.:d Hospitals . of Thomas's and Guy's. -,Printed for Messrs,• Highley, 4,. tieev-street, s sylere may he had, C.itou sm •tht; Treatment and Cure of Asihma .an U:yugh, &e. ' LORD I.3F,THINEIiS . ' This Day'werevadisimi, In Two Volumes Royal'Quart.r, price. 71. 7s.'boards, G;11R J .FEDISSAitT'S CI - IRONIC:LES , K 79 of England, Franc., Spain, Portug - al; Scotland, Brit tany, IF:andel s, and the artioinawstfotintries•; tran - slated front' the original French, at the command cd . King Henry ti. Eighth. • By JOHN 11011RCIIIER, LORD BI.'.RNERS. • Reprinted from Pynson:s Edition of 1662.3 and i 3 ,2,, with, the Names - of Places and Persons, c.trefully corrected; to which are added a Nieun.nr of the TranAator, a.;:.1 a •copious Index. . Printed for P. C. and J. Rirington, T. Payne, Wilkie and RobinsOn, I,:migratni, Hrirst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Ca det', and Davies, J. flaw au, R. H. .Evans, R. Baldwin, and J. MOT*. Of whom way be tad, in sots. royal , Ito, with 50 En— gravings, 211. boards, • The Chronicles of Monstrelet ;' being , aConlintrations of Froissart's Chronicles. Trao-,•lated from the most approved, Originals, with Notes-, by Tholliai Alsc, Reprints of The Chronicles of Arnold, Hardyng, Fahyart, Grafton, Hail; and 'Ffelinshed, unii'orm with the above, and Fuller's Worthies of England. DROPS. T _ irE frao JESUITS DROPS are .now prepared ,by And i•Sucee,sors to •Jus,t•ph 4 , .tie , on the .Vout-Way, St. Paan's yard. The JESUITS DROPS•hare been long Inown and e; , .tee.fr, ed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often an irsu,:edia - ce cure for Saanguary;'Glcets, Weakness of the Kidifies : . and when taken' do the first attach of Venereal Infecti6u, they will infaPlibly accomplithe desired effect: should catopiaint. be far advance - 0, it will be necessary to take the Specific -Re nledy aitii t4e Jesuits Drnps. The many depreflations made en 'property of the Pro prittor‘,icomFls them tosivz this that . no c.;ne Bet tle he sent out of their house with•Aa - " and Ed wards, (Successors to J.Wessel), 'engiared on the stamp. All others which are sold without the above namet, are ilnpositions on the public. Prir:,!. QS. 9d. I is. and Cgs. per oottio. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR. Jul,T and S. G0D130,1,D„ 'Prop tutors of the • VEGETABLE BALSAM', respectfully inform 'the ,Pulylic, 'that through thetecommciadation of the liach.t Hen. Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward, and others of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, in i - arions -parts ct the Country, who loive.talien into consideration the iramber of Poor that di* annindly in Consumptions, and , their' 'ring o.selmled the tee• tient of tins :Medicine from its - high pricey which is eillowed by the Physicians to be the only etlizacious rented:: to he de- Deaden upon for this Disoreer, the Proprietors have imcom seldence now planted - their Vegetat , le.ilalsara • at one prinei pal•Veader's in every principal Town in this Kingdom, where it maybe had oy all vet - sons for this Charit -, , at ed. per half-pint, and ins. en. the pint, which, to ail o th er 3 - is ~014 at 16s. the pint,. and Os. the half-pint, as usual. -Several stirpri , ing cures hare becii alre!../ I _. ! performed in c o use vence of tins the ~ , rtiticates of which; may Ile seen. at the ,3, Blootnsbury-square, where the Medicine .11 :or this Charity ; as Well as at Messrs. Bath-is, • No. 4, c.orivritic, and Bacon and Co.'s, Oxforti-strott, ale 0i.15 Agents in London for this histitatiOni