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, I ,W 1 tr . 7 0. • 4 - *, 017 .'tig4 • • -4, - = 7: 4.V 11 t dxl ; b - IF 's 'KE , • •. . , v:4110' , q, _ ..„ 6 ..... NUMBER 6331.] WEDNESDAY, DEGEMBER 23, 1t312. Epitict sixPii.',Na-iiii,t‘ptiO-. Te last Night of performing till the Holidays. THEATRE ROYAL, 'DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Di.-,conVe'r * 23, I*l2, Their Majesties Servants will perform-the Co mic Opera of TILE CABINET: • ' • .• •• Prince Qelando, Mr. lilt 4iIAM, (Being bit third appearance at this Theatre),-vho Will intrO- . duce, in the conrse.Of the•Seco " nd Act, the favourite Ballad if " The Voice, of her I Love ; Count turvoso, MV.PENLEY; 1 orer . zo Mr ..1. SMITH'; 1 1 ,11iinEieulo r. KNIGHT .; Peter, q M r. DOWTON ; ' Constantia, Mi3.l POMLE ; r • . LeollOra,' Mi.-. ,, L KELLY: . • ; ' , Loretta, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. . .. To which will be added the Farce of . THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. , . . - The Margni, Mr. DE CAMP ; ' . The General, :VII - . I'ENSON ; '•-• ,'eliaitian, 'Mr. OXBERRY ; Nicholas, Mr. PENLEY ; . . " Julia, Mrs. ORGER ; ! - Dora, Mrs. EDWIN. Stage Wutager,Mr:ltA.YMOND.Nu Money tobe Returncd. • - . - Vivant Rex et Regina. The Penns to be opened at halt past Five 0'0(4; to be gin at half pa - st SIX. ' - . • Boxes, 75.; Second Price it s . 6tl.—Pit, 3s. Gd.; Second Price, is-..--=Lo , ,ter Gall cry ts.; Seednd Price,' ls.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, Gd. . • . • Boxes and Places to he faLen of Mr. Spring," Box Book . keepr, at' tht! 011ici in Little Rusell-street, from Ten till Pow, and from Tan in the Evening until the Doors are ef Os ed . -'• - ' , - - - • :On Saturday, . the Tragedy of George. Barnwell ; after NwLich will be produced a new Comic Pantomime, to be called Harlequin and Humpu ? or, Coltimbine by Candlelight ! A new Tragedy has been some time in prepartition, and will shortly be announced for 'performance. , • . v iIINWS THEATRE, or OPERA HOUSE. TAKE NOTicE,- that the Sheriff, or . Middlesex „., will on Wednesday, the 20th Day of janiial y,. 1818, - at Tivelve o'Clock in the Forenoon, at his Office, Ifi, Bed ford-street, Bedfort.l-rom, exp.ose to Sale (as f4r 'as he law fully can or - -May; and' witliont any Warrant - y for Title) so much of the 11.1.ght, Title, and Interert of William Taylor, JZ sq. in and to certain boxes in the Opeut Haase, lituate'in the llitymarliet, in the ,s,aidcoutity,.,it3 I\ill be sufficient to. raise the sum of 18001. or 14001. ParticrilaiS whereof may be:bad-by applying at the Office of the. said Sheriff; at Mr. White's,: Auctionetc , Storefs gate, Westminster; and atplessrS. Mills, nolnnson, and Young's,. No. 1, Parliament-street, Westminster ; and also At the Opera Saloon, Pall Mall. COUNTY FIE.E-OFFICE, •-- SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. r TRUSTEES. Ills Grace the Doke - of Rittlal;4i, •K.G. The Most Noble the Marquis of Buckingham, K.G. - The. Most Noble the'lq . iirquiS of Northampton. The Right Hon. the Earl of 13uckinghamsbire. The Itightl - ron..the - Earl of Upper Ossory. William Praed, Esq. S. Bernard Morland, Esq. M.P. • And'SixtyDirectarS• 'l% - taitigingilitector. • T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. ECEIPTS for the Itene*.ol.- of POLICIES 'ALA , vv4ich terminate - at Christmas, now in course of delivery. PersOn,who are inslarerl. with A,s,Ociatiot, he 'come : Such, profits, as..at are divided . equally uoug the '.!-I.einbers,_ according to their.respective Contrihu - titans, and ',i.-ithonf - the risk of loss, , an maple surplus Ca . „Fita.l has been provitled to meet any excess of loss that may occur. ...•':Ageiltss*re.appoin.ted in all the-principal Towns, who are likewise Agents to the Provident Life Otte, founded on si milar principles. . . , HOT. NSIW, and Co.'. respectfully acquaiht the' Public, that the; have on Sale a variety of TICKETS and SHARES for. the tosuingLOTTERY, to be Drawn on the 14th and 15th January Next.. The Tickets will be - all drliwii agreeably to the old mode .of LLawing; which ,caquot fail of giving universal sataisfac ton. . . . • On'p eru sing-the Schem ie, t will be found more advantage ous,than for many Lotteries past. It Contains trot Only Two of 20,900 t. but Two of 100002. are added thereto, a.;;ii many more numerous Capital Prizes. Orderi by POst or Carrier, exccuted on the saint '1 erns as if present, and all Prizes cxcinwied without any deduction whatever, ai HORNSBY .and Co s: O'd Established State 'Lottery Office, 2d, COUNHiLI... • OLD MODE OF DRAWIN-NO CLASSES QWIFT & G l o. Contractors for the Przscnt ' State Lottery, respecl‘fnlly remind their. -Friends and the Public, that the Drawimr, will commence on the 1•Ith of NEXT MONTH, (January), and finish on the followlng, Day. •:- - • _ s i This Lotteryivill be determined agreeably to the Old Mode ' of Drawing. as there are no Classes, and eveWricket is to 7 lie drawn separately from the Wheel, • . - The Sebeme, with only 13,000 Tickets, contftini:the fol-. Capital Prizes, 'being more, both in Number' and Amount, than in any Lottery for several Years past-v- 7 i • 2 .. i . of ;.;.. £2O O OOO ..... are ~... Z 740,000 2 4 ...... .• ... 2,000 ' • 1,000 . 6,000 ' 6 ' C 4OO 19 .„.....„ . , .... po • ' 3,000 10 . . 13 ' - eside 46 of 1001. and 501. and 2,510 of 401 301. &c. &c.. • TICKETS and SHARES are _selling at SWIFT and Co.'s , Others, , . . • No. 11 , Poultry, . l •No. 51, Aldgate High:. No. 12, Charing Cress, I street, Where the following Capital Prizes have been Shared and ,- Sold in the present Year, viz. ' 5,497 , . a ....£2),000 I 1,706 a ,C3,000 . N. 99 53 Besides many others of 7 ,000/: 5001. &c. &C. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG• • , , THE - Advertiser -being the real Afannfacturer, is determined to sell every Article of the First Fashion ' and ‘','orkaianship at the following. raluised Pexes, viz. • Pearl Necklaces, any pat- ?' ~ , - .. . . . S ''..° 15 6 tern; from re-making 1 - 012 0 I •. Ear-rings, per pair . . . 1 5 . 01 . 0 1,0 6 Bandeaux Sprigs Bracelets, per pair . . ' Lockets • • • • . Brooches Crosies - l. 10 j t 0 . 4 6 Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above yrices,that every Ornament is made of a Coin position, or w 1 at iicomniOnli called Patekt Pearls, they are •• respectfully informed, that every Artiela 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 their usual Charges: Several complete luits of Pearl's, new patterns, in Morocco Cases, consistingof.Neeltlace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and three Brooches, from 25. to 301. per suit. Apply.to J. IL Barlow, Pearl Worker and Stringer, No o l, • Grange-Court, Carey-slreet, Lincoln's Inn_F,iolds. • . . TARDING, HOWILLL, aild Co. being re quested by a considcr&-ile Manufael'urer in the'coun try, to introduce for him a new fabric of FUR CLOTH ; they beg most respect•fully to solicit the inspection of Ladies of this ,Very - curious and partienlarly elegant article, which they have in variety of colours ; it. is of a most agreeable texture, and Peculiarly adaptidlor l'ening Dress. •.- B. and Co. avail themselves of the same opportunity to recommend the extensive Stock of General Good,;,' with Which their Warehouse is as usual- assorted, combining no-- veliv with eleganec and utility. Si . His in the greatest poSsible variety; and Velvets of a su perior quality, in all colours. _ • Furs of the rarest destription; and every other article cal . -culated for the. Winter Season..:-• 4 _ • . • . Their Millinery Rooms, as usual, under the direction of 'Mrs. Jam'es, and stored with that fashion for which she has been hitherto. so particularly distinguished. I 89, Pall Mail, Nov: 23, 1812. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day are publ'.<:ted, . • In Two •Volumes, Octavo, price 2Ls. hoards, the Thitd ILditin of • roSSAYS. on the NATURE au d -PRI NCI • PLES By AItCHIBAii) ALP;ON; LLB. F. R.S. London and Edinburgh, &c. Printed f`,r' on"nnan Ree's• Orinc, and Brown, Paternoster-vfm7; , * and A. Constable and Cu Ediabnrgh, To this Edition arc / added, Observations on the Origin of the Beauty. of the. Human Con ntenance:an (t. Form.• • "We,look upon this -as,.pn the ...c . nolc, the best and most pleasing Work which has vet been p: :;lueed on the subject of "laste aril Beauty. . whole of the Book is in no ordi nary degree both beautiful and instructive"' Edinburgb eview, XXXV., Dedicated to hi: , Grace Do.ke s Of l'..edff)rd TO the I.A.NDIIOLf;ERS and F.:RIMERS of , the UNITED. KINGDOM. - • • - - On'tbe . lst of January he published, to be completed in Teri Monthly •Parts, rual.:in Two bp:iils2me Volumes, in ROyal Oefavo;_ithistrated by upwa: . 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( 1.1ESI'l"S PT (10 her . eb; , give Nof:.ce, That IFehtesdayi One ill:loch,. th::# will Le ready to &cal th snub. Person asletty be' willing. pi Co tract frr 'Cott ring aboat of Oak Tiat6er front lVkickwo,/ Forest to kis Moj(ity's )e' . or(l at Deptford.. .1 Yorai of Cie T- iey ',nay be seen at Ibis Office. No will be d after chte O'Cloek, on Ole drtx.qf Tre;!y, nor ,r• ".Gi the Party, or tit -..l:grut for him, attt est be accompaaed b 4. a . Letter aed.rts.sed to Natt.... Board, ood signed. bg two responsible Persons., CA gaging to &cop,. ( . 2 :ind exi:le the Pcr;•on tenderinr, in the Sam of 2001. the due performance of the Coutrtt`i. Evert SUFFERINGS OF TIE RUSSI4N PEOPLE. AMEETING-- will be held of the MER CHANTS, BANKERS. and TRADERS of LONDON, at the City of London l'avvr.n, on WEDNF e SDAY, th 30:11 of December instant, at Twelve fo: One o'clock, to consider Of a Subscription for the Relief of the People of 11.1:s , ia suf fering the zieVe . .-est privations. aria distresses in consecoeuce of the French invasion. - New City Chambers, Dec. 22, 1812. WM. HOLDEN. AT a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN, - GEN TLEMgN,. CLERGY, nut FREEHOLD.EILS of the Cininty 'of WEXFORD, nrolessing the Protestant Religion, convened -by the. High Sheriff (in consequence, of a ltequisi-. tie& at. WEXFORD, on Monday -the 14th hf December,_ 1814, . . .(CHRISTIAN WILSON, Esq. Sheriff in the Chair); The following Resolution's, proposed by CHARLES TOT- TENHAM, Esq. and seconded by ABEL RAM, Esq. were unanimously agreed-to:— • • , Resolved, That we have perused with 'satisfaction, and heartily coincided in the Rest:lath:6s adopted at'the several Meetings of Protestants in the; Counties, of Sligo, Roscom mon, Longford, Leitrim' Monaghan, Wiclihnv, Weastmeath, City -of &c. &c, &c. • • - • -That, confiding in the Wixdoin of the Legislature, we have hitherto refrained from - giving :an opinihn :311 the subject of what has been called CatholieEniancipation ; but it having. . been asserted, that the Protestants of respectabiPty and Pro perty, throughout Ireland,.a , :e unanimous in the Opinion, - that all the demands. oftheir Roman • Catholic Yellow Sub jects, should be-eomplied with •-• • • -•- That being a part of the Protestant .Conimunity of the' aboVe 'description, beg leaVe to statesucleaSsertion to Le • i o, misrepresention, at least as fi:.r as pretending to convey our opinion. That although we.wish everv.blessing onr-Constitution•can give should be dealt out vith a liberal hand, to all living under its benign influence, ye'c westrost an extension - of pri- - vilege, strby,ersive. of that very not meet with the sanction of the Legislature. -• That -these our • Resolutions -shall be zpublislicd.in the Patriot, Dublin Journal, -and Correspondent, Irish Papers ; • and in- the 'San - and Conr.ier, English Papers ; and that copies of the,a• be sent to ,ar Representatives in Parliament. • That an Address be Ara:. a up to bit Royal Ifig - hitess the Prince Regent, and Petitions to..t4ch.Hottse of Parliament, grounded on those ourlteSolutions. That the followit . r, , 'Gentlenien'he requested to form a Comr.,ittee to draw up the Address and rctitiqns, which,, whe:t approved; shall be ''signed the former by the' Chair-. Man, and the latter by Chair,nan and. Petitioners, viz. Charles Tottenham, • Abel Ram, ',An C. Beauunin, Francis Leigh, 'Walter Hod - .-e, of Harpecstown, ../o;:dina and Walter • Hoare, of Seafielo, Esqrs. . That an - Address be presented by the High Sheriff to his Grace the Duke of Richmond, expressive of the high sense we . entertain of the mild. aild at the same tide' firth, tration of his Grace's Government—and administration (which had it been possible; untie, existing eireatitances) could.not have failed-to have pooduced universal's ::c iiaftun; and also to request that his Grace will h , . cc the goodness to transmit to his 4oyal Highness the Prince Regent-ont'ham ble Address. That Earl.Courtowtibe requested to'pretent our Petition to the House of Lords, and that our Itepresentatives be kevired to present our Petition to the Douse of tominons. By- 00er, CHRISTIAN WIL;ON. , Sheriff. The High Sheriff having been requesteci to leave the Chair; and Charles Tottenham, Esq. being Noted into it; . Resolved, That the Thanks of this :Meeting arc hereby given to our wurth' High Sti . eriff, for his prompt aegnits- Cence in callingthis Sleeting, and for his very proper, manly, and dignified conduct in the Chair this day. CHARLES ToTTENRAM,- 01 7 '.'ICE OF ORD:V_LVe E, • ' Dec. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS - of JESTI"S do-.'iereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at Elicit (Vice, in Pall-Mall, on or iicivre licydar, the 28t it day of December ivst. frorn swat Persons as ma!) be willing to undertake the Sapp& of Twenty .Tltztsand'iuebec 111 T., ST AVES, _for service of the 'Royal Powder Mills at Ballinsollig, in the diingdoin.of IrelaNd. - The Staves must be fully seasoned, and ; if single, twelie licindred to the -thouiand, if doubly, sir kandred andylN to a thousand ; sine!: pieces will be required, and must be delivered at the Ordnance •9tores, in Cork, in the folltnving ptc?bitioxs, - • _ . _ 5000 on or before 15th February, 1813. Ist April, 1813: Ist September, 1813: 31st December, 1813% 4000 . 5000 5000 Furiher articulars, toget her With the Turns a;ulCOnditionv of the Contract, may be known.upoh application at the Secre tary's Office, in Pat/ Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours offten and Tour-o'Cloek, where - the Proposals must Le delivered, scaled up and indorsed, ...Proposals for Quebec Staves;" but no .1)ioposal can be admitted after the said 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock at . A:oon of the sonic Day ; neither any Tender be noticed, .untess rune Party making it, or an ..-.l,frent in his Behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, ' B. H. Secret4ry. rffim., PATENT IMPERIAL DINI.NG-TA . liLSS, and PATENT TRAFALGAR ; - ,.;.i4 - iOARDS 'and DININi-TABLES, is imm e:,g-ant•Plece of Furniture,. and upon live new different:Plans ; the l'atelnt linpro - ed Sofa Peii and Chair Beds; Br:iss-screw. Fotir. Post; • :tlnd Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Pprtable- Chairs, With severatot'hei new inveatcd. ‘-nd articles of furniture; also a gartaral and' very _,isive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet, Articles isr cam- , plete, ready manZtactiired, Families may select tarnish: n . wholo Howe - 43. - fe.•;v days, aw•olding the extreme inconvenience of waiting 9evei - ad Months in completing their ..I;stablishment. 7 , ;-.),d - West ides, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by and Sand.: , and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the trust mo,ier,,te, for prompt payment. ' • FOB. BILE AND INDIGESTION.--HALLAM'S ANTI- lIII4OUS PILLS • rrgEsE Pills arc particularly recommended in -aII Bilious Complaints, whether arising from a weak or deranged Action of `.he Stomach, from Colds, whereby the Secretion of Bile is obstructed--or from Excess in Eating or. wherein the Bile is rendered acrid and cum:sive, ,and regurgitated to • StoMach, causing Sicittiess s Jautidice, Windy Disorders-1.. -estion, &c. ' lit 4abitual ss,, a sluggish State of the Bowels, cl: Bead ilch, and :130 during fregnaney, they may be taken with singular g0,..d effect. Price 2s. 9d.' per box, duty included. Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, CC, St. raul's Church-yard, London, .' • • FOR COUGH'S, COLDS, tcm. WALSH's COLTSFOOT LOZENGES TUSEriAGO was the name given to Coltsfoot by the Ancients,' who knew its value iitCoughs, eke. t is prepared in the form of Lozenge, as_the inbsi agreeable to• pa.ate and also, that by-its gradu:dly dissolving in tre mouth, may with more certainty be conveyed to the parts afrezied : these Lozenges aro tleobstruem, detergent, and In brucating, allayips the tickling sensation which occasions Coughing, clearing the voicernd producing the most salu tary etreas ; if used as a preventive, few persOns will he troubled with Coughs through the reinter, and their price placeS thcm within the reach of all ranks of people. Sold by Snaw and Idw.irds, No. 66, St. Paul's Church yard, who are the 'sole l'roprietors, and none are genuine but - what have their name on the stamp,—Price is. lid. Alsa, LSH's ANTIP RTUSSIS for the 'MOP ING CO UG a remedy long approved, and recommended by the first families in the kingdom. Price only.zs. 9d. per bottle. BUTLER's CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTOR ATIVE/ TOOTH POWDER, So justly recommended for Whitening the T E ETH, Pre'serv. ink; the G NIS, anri Preventing that dreadful malady the To oTH- ACH .11RV" EAUTY of countenance,and regularity of Fea 'Ai,. tures, are allowed to distinguish the Rritish fair ; but the Proprietor of BU TLE Ics TOOTH POW t% ER would beg leave to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loses halt its intluence where the Teeth are discoloufed. ur shew a rotten and unhealthy. appear olte is the more inexcusable, as the present Pr e p.rration allbrds the infallible means of removing every biernilh the ena mel, being composed. of Vegetables. • ' It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperiedion, either in the -,,tt , u , r, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering T:1': lifeath sweet and deledable, and 'making the Gum t their proper shape and vermilion hue; a,A a certain 1."7•, - entative against the Tooth-aely:. No Composition of t'... kindever - brought for ward to public notice, has met such universal a;.ptabation ; and 'the Proprietor has to boas , , ! , •,t it is in daily use of Royalty. BUTLER'S AROMATIC PP-TORAL LOZENGE for Coughs, Cads, Asthmas, and Sore Throats, price is. rid. per Box. Sold wholesale and retail, and air. `Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside. comer of Paternoster-row; Sharp and Portsmouth ; .ones, Weston, A Ilnutt, and Mallory, Port sea; Hull and Johnston, Gosport; ',.:3leman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck, Ross, and Turner, 111111.1 I - lox land rthd Cookwortny ; Granville, Nettleton, and 'Gilbert, Ply mouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. birrniog. ham ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury, l vet. pool • Staines and Lynch, Manchester; 'Crewman. Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Raeburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edin burgh ; Baxter and MacdOnald,Giasgow; Bulgin anti Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co Norwich: Swinten, Leteest..7 ; Dunn and Sutton. Nottingham; and retail by most Country l Venders, m Boxes, at 2S, gs. aivi 6d. each. V