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ttinvip 6057 +II . - . SIXYAL TH CO TIME. CA I'llE ROY ENT-GARDEN. 'O-ivioßtlow EVENING;Febraley 8, 1812, ;in,_ will be perf orme d a New Grand Operatic Drama, in iree ACis, called. THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. Principal Cliiiiters. Atalitia, Mi.. BARRYMORE fries ~ Mr. EGE R-ro N ; Tetasko, Mr. C 1.1 A PM AN ; 4 Rolla, '►ir YOUNG ; 2,'amor, Mr. SI Nt' LAIR ; Diego, Mr. LIS I'ON ; uzinar. iNrlr. BROADHURST ; X.iira, Mr. R ESW EI.I, - Don Alo nz ., Mr 1-IUNTLEY; Don VeliisqueZ, Mr. BRUNTO,N ; high Priestess, • Mrs. POW ELL; Cdra, Miss SM -, Miss F R 0 N ; Miss BOLTON ; Afterlia, iVlrs CHI I.DE. Which Will per4ormed, for the 36th time, a New l'aotomitne, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA; OR, THE GOLDEN r With entire New Machinery. Scenes, Dresses, &c. Padmanabir, Mr. P.R 1 ES ; „ el Cashmire, Mr. NORMAN urnar, the - Fislitrinaii,' Mr. BOLOGNA,. Jun.; ‘itytacattii,lls,ri, Inc Persian ctiul; , Mr. G R 1 i‘.l A 1.1) I ; ;k i9re Int. Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. ; ...,a, tlle l!isliertnrui's Daughter. Miss E. BOLTON. e new Operatic Dr a ma, called The Virgin of the Sun, tionh'g I)'en received throughout with the highest apProba ,hr arid applauhe, be reheated every Evening till fur ; with the Pantomime of Harlequin and Padrna ,..a or, The Gulden Fi s h. ru o V. The Public ar e v ; s p e Cifully informed, that after To. tir 4w c) il w Evenin g the Elephant must necessarily be with from the new P- antoutime. • C .E.I A c ," ENII-1 T lIIS MtIN,TH(I'LIiRUAItY), the SMALL but RICH STATE LOT- Li ni ohm' ) S,ooo Tickets, will be - Drawn ; on tte 4r - T rlics of equal magnitude as in fora.er Lotteries of lime tittles the N wither or 'rickets. SC Ii NM E. 2 -of k zc,ooo are ,C, 43,c00 2 . . . 4,c00 . - 8,000 4 - - I,oe - i - - 4,003 6 .., - 4:o - - 2 ,4 0 ° Is ./ , ' ,,,,/,588 of ,Ciao,L'so, &ce Sze. . 25,60 c, - Cll _x /'", Co,;i,dor, No 4, CORN 11l LL, and NO 9, tiis A i . "'NG-Ck()SIS, sinceicly thinks the Public !or their ail° nr,uished I . avours. He in , vit,:;, their attention t the th e " S cheme, which, front its arrame, mew . , c 'l,.lii.:ring 11.10,,v,erY l itnited.nwinn,:r or Tickets, give. to A,vent.irers . - . a n ." greater Ch,,nce tot the ab0veP,... , :e5,.1.:.ni in it k 3 i ; L „ Ql ter)' hitherto knov, it. In the Lottery 1 ~ .t tintsaed,. V. .." Ilit Two last, "1:. BlSii solti ind Shared the folluwini, 4 1 , 4a1 5: , . . 5, 47 -1 ,6 3 ; Class A . ,C2o no° 1,853. Class B . £ 2,000 3,; ;t; '" - A - . 16,,, 0 4,02.. - „ - - C - - 1,000 a .:. -e ) " - C - ts,c,o, ; i ,bz . s, - . A - - 1 , 000 ' 4 (1.; ' A - . 6,,..-0 1,825, - B • .- 1,000 1 .}3j1 -1 " ' A ... - 3,03 j 2,717,- - A - - 1, , i?0 -"' - A - - 2,c.00 I 2.717, - 13. - - 1,000 -..,........_ U the All the ST AT E LA Y he Dtawn, ON I,Y 8,000 TICK ef S. SCHt-h:E CONTAINS - -.l',„eory c'° 2 - - .coo Ik re 1.594 Prizes from ‘:4ao toZIS. HARDSON, GOODLUCK - , and Co re inforM the Public, fhit TICK ETS and . th e '7 , S are on Sale tor the above Lott , ;ry, tikeir Offices, kitrorner of Bai:k-buildings, Curniiill, and facing the Mews, Charing cross 4Ly Il p EIGIIT TI-10TSAND 'I I CKLTSD POUNDS. AND TWO it „IZIS OOF'IWEN - I'l TIIOUSA N uItiNISBY and Co.. respeatuliy acquin! ihe °I, ni. luN 'ic, that there are so few 'Tickets to tk: disposed as s tie j h t Itif-tsup l ily tor the Country 'sill be very trifling.; ,t)rn ir .,, , ' they int reat all those who honour them !it ith their t:xci o ‘ r l'is Kat t ,. ., delay purthasing Tickets and. Shares, or 'Ne their t'rizes previous_ to tlie commencing ot tne Mon tl Tg. Which begins end finishes on the iStlt of Tlt,s 1- l(ti txr , - , . ''.- .-: !, , Er ."BY and Co. s Id the very first 1 rite of 20,0001. q a , --,-roduceci in Lotteries. No. 2, 525 , Class A. and 1. 4 i,"• both Prizes cf 5,01 - . were sold by them in the 14 1111 4.° : "eq. The Prize.lioldels may receive their money itiately.. tlis,s 4l ers by P o s t or Carrier,. executed with fidelity and each. tb,, - TO Lo . rtElitY ADVENTURERS. it i)CED PRICE OF TicKE I'S AND SHARES. O ING arid Co. No. 1, CORNHILL, (she fill f -,--'o rner next to the Mansion House), return their grate. 11t1,,,, 11411 ks to their Friends and the Public•forpast favours, 1 , 0 1„ - r s Pedfully acquaint them, that they have determined public theirh Ptotits for a few I;ays, and to, supply the c at llili Pri,,_`c VERY ,LRI. a t Piddding and Co.' O s W P Price CES at the Other I Nh 1 0 tfice. • , Offices. /1.4 C Ticket £2O IS o Ticket .. £2l 5 0 P. 4. ' GU IY .. . to 13 c ilalf - - to IS 0 k i oter _ _ _ 5 6 o Quarter . .. . 5 to o St t h , - -,,. 1.1 o Eighth - - 2t6 6 u eeenth . .. 1 7 0 1 Sixteenth'_ - x 3 6 post from the - Country, enclosing the Amount with .t a tie s ge. will he paid the same attention t, , as it the P - at ti'vere present ; and the great saving by an early Purchase ~(0 1 ,..4 , 1 )° ve Office, is self-evident. ' ri c , ' - ' ll nezi, Carriers, &c. need only compare the above thei r s . to see the great advantn,e they will have by•inaking l.:,) :411i PUrch ase - at LIDDING and Oo.'s Office, No. 1, ill. C t ~ l 'CAL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ,WITEI LAND, SORRY-, to MILES FROM LONDON. ~ isE z,OLD OR LET FURNISHED, VERY capital aEA desirable-LEASEHOLD 14 ( ,,, It ESL D ENCL.', with z' Acres of .Mc,now Land, large sh r ' hi tlive Carde n walled' flot.house aliU , Gre,n-tinuses, ho it ubl4 ery, excellent S ta bling for t 2 flories, ar;sl Carriage- Ll, 3o —u s! Pleasantly situate near Carshalton, in . Surry The ga t , c s e Is in e xce lle nt repa i r , an d fitted up with touch ele trealej containing is Cnanthers, capital Drawing, Dining, I,tast, - and Bill iar d• rooms , a handsome lall, Staircase, to4.. , e.stibul e , two Cold and one Nano Bath, a range_ of tkii)velnent domestic Offices, good Cellaring, &e. all west N 4: 1 ' 1 1 0 with fi n e wa t e r. The Grounds are laid out with 1 1 th e 1 , taste, with a very capital Trout Stream, running Ar e , 'Mises ; al 4 o an Island forming through• an excellent rw'rve for Wild Duck,i, Scc , . hilO r ther particulars ot Mr. Murrell, Skinner-street, Snow . Q H ILBLAINS are prevented from . breaking, and hv t heir tormenting Itching instantly removed byWHLTE f4,.`"D's ESSENCE of MUSTARD universally esteemed (;,,.'rs extraordin a ry Effi ca cy in Rh euma ti s ms, linty A ilettions, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but 4,,ere ibis certain remedy has been unknown, or neg.e6ted, !tealk:t . the Chilblains have attually broke, • W I-11T EHEAD's Ly CERAT.E will ease the pain, and very speedily thm.' 51 ' repared and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek. iLreet., Soho, Enndon, the Essence and Pills at zs. 9d. each; Cerate at is. 10. and ti 91. Sold by every Medicine. Vender in the United Kingdom. '4', i The Genuine h as A bl ac k i n k Stamp , w i t h the name t. jolt4t On •inserted On it. • .. • • • • S ...„..: c.., • tzl, • e, FRI 1) ./1 EEBRIJARY 7, 1812 This pay was puhlislied, Price S. 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A'rKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING CLUID J • • S recommrpded as most elegant A4 - ticie ever invented dressing the flair ; it imparts a reviving grateful fragrance, conveys the most beautiful gloss to the lair imaginable, and gives the " tout ensemble" that fas cinating attraction which can-be obtained by no other theans whatever; and it is presumed that its peculiar property of makiiig the flair curl, and keeping it in. fain in damp %yea t her, is a c , mvineing prool of its intrinsic merit. It stands without competition for nourishing the 'Hair, is warranted innocent, and the truiicy returned if_not approved ; keeps false hair in cull, and itiAes it appear natural. • • Sold wholesale and retail by. hMeg Atkinson, Perfumer, 4, .114:h.street, Bloomsbury . ; by- B a yley awl Cbck sPor.strecr ; Overton, 47, and'Trirner; 75, New Bond.streer ; 1;,, c 0n, t s o , t! range, ii 5, xlmd.strect ; Bar! . wr, 119, 'Pitch. field ; Birihopsgate-street ; Itizge,Cheapside ; Bol ton, Royal lixchan,,e ; Davison 'and Son, 5), and iVlattrass, Flect.:. - artet ;' Berry, Greek-Stret,t ; and •a.i principal - per. Punters. at 3s 6&l. or exactly double, 6s. the bottle. Please to particulariy observe, the genuine is signed " lames Atkinson." • GENUINE MEDICINES. 1 . " • NEWBERY and. SONS, No. 45 . , St. Panrs „t, . Ch,!reh-yard, London; or No. 29, Dame-strect, Ploprietors of Dr. James's Powder, and 'other valtiAble Prepara!ions, inform the PubliL, that in conse quence of he New Duties, the price of Aledieine is 2s, 9;t: per Packet, ur tl. Ss. 6d. per Dozen, or a Dozen in a Mode, 11. 4s. as made up for the Army and Navy ; but' observe that the words. F. Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's;" are engraved in the Stamps. The. following are the Prices of their : Medicines, in c luded ;.but those who purchase ur noire, will 3 L a flowed the Stiirlips . gratis': • , .1. cf. s. Dr. latries's.,Powder 2 9 lalby's Carminative t 9 Aitaleptic Vit Is 4 6Strong Tinct. of Batk 4 .; Ditto Antibilious !'ills 2 9 Huxhant's ditto -7 3 • Dr.Atistiit's Chalybeate 4 o English CI) - - Q Dr. Steer's ()NiiCitlOC z 9 Essence of Gin er - 2 9 Do. Convulsion z 6 114;1i:in's Seots Pills D o . Camomile I ;tops t 9 Cheltenham Salts - 2 9 Essence ot Coltsfoot 3 6 1 pecacuanha Lozenges I 1 1 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Dr. - Solanciel's l'ea - 2 9 The Cephalic Snuff t Henry's Lt tgoesia . 2 0 • Lotenges of Blois ti Mareciant's Drops - 5 6 Glass's Magnesia . 3 6 Spilsbury's ditto 5 6 Leo's Liniment i - 5 o Grant's Cough (Cato t 6 Asthmatic Balsam - a 9 Greenough's I inctures I t Conte l'ills - - 2 9 Ditto Tutu Lozenges t r 5 14r. Hoopet's Pills . I I soothing Syrup 2 9 allowatme to Merthints, erc. for Exportation. AD MIR zILT Y-OFFIgE, LPN. 28, 012. N OTICE is hereby given Mat a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delive y, for the Trial of Offences committed on the High Seas, Within the jar-Ltd/Rion of the miralty of England, will be held at Janice Hill, in the Old Bails London, on Friday the 28th of February next, at Eight o'clock in the Morning. 7. Ir. CROKER, : , 1 - : f" ,')r _+ ‘ , : \ t . f . I ' ', L I ft - . 4 , .}, ,\ .., , ' • , e s -;,•' —.-- ) • ,L . , ) • i PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPEr '1 HE DELEGATES. The following Charge, Which we had not opportunity to 'ri sen' before this diy, presents a clear and cOmrelie,e!ve outline of the case, and afloids an admirable spe'ci:uvo the dignified candour, persp:cuity, air t wisdom, V' 1 'At uniformly characterize the British Courts ut justice. KING'S BENCH.-THURSDAY, lAit. 30. FOURTH DAY. THE KING V. THOMAS KIRWAN. The following is a correct copy of the Charge delivered by the LOUD CHIEF JUSTICE, in this i►O- puttant cause, on Thursday last GENTLEMEN OF TIIE JURY, The importance ,of the case before you may mike it less a subject of regret, .that so much of the lime of this Court, and of your own, has been occupied with it. That a vast deal of it has been devoted to political discussions, and even more with legal argo 7 . meuts, upon questions which by no means press upon yourcopSideration, and with which you have nothing to do. The la& and matter of this case is merely for your consideration, and nothing irrelevant to that • is to be noticed by you, the ta6ts he in a narroai • compass. The Traverser stands indided fur art • °di:nice, which it is your business to try if he has committed. He is charged with having voted and- aeled at the eledion of representatives at a particu lar meeting, and it 'will be for you.to say, under all • the circurusiances to which I shall advert, wtn•ther this fad is proved to your satisfaCtion. Tire indict- , ment states that a meeting was held,on the .94h of July, in Fishamble-stree , , where a number or per sons assembled ihemselves together, contriving: and intending to cause and procure the appointment of . a committee of persons professing the Roman Ca tholic Religion to exercise an authority to represent that body. Tire indiament further charges that Such an assembly should be of, a par!icular descrip tion, delineated by a certain resolution, which states that such an assembly was to consist of the C46lic 'Peers and their eldest sons; the Cathylic thn't , nets, the Prelates of the Catholic Church in Ireland ;. ten persons to be appointed by the C.l - in each county in Ireland ; the survivors of the Delegates of 1793, to constitute au integral part -of that number, and also of Five Persons to be ay: , painted by the Catholic Inhabitants of each Parish inDublin, meanint.; each district, so called a patinlr the indictment states the objer . 7l of that assembly to _be, the procuring an alteration in matters establtiqt- , ed bs; Law in Church . and State, under the pretence of petitioning Parliament. The Traverser is not charged with what was done at the meeting of the 9th or July, 1. r it does not appear he was present, but with ad . ftz iu conformity to • the resolutions o.; that m'a'ting, He is charge , . wi!h this, that in order to carry such resolutions into effect, as were pas,s.ed in litshamble-street, on the 9th of July, a [neer ing was held on he 31s1 of tr , at month, melt ly•two days after in Liffey -street Chapel, in igue.r to.appoint persons to re, resent the district in the City of Dublin, commonly called the parish of St. 'Mary's, and-the Traverser is charged with being one of the persons so appointed, and of sote•ci and a&ed at that asseinbly, which is to be illegal, for the election of Dr. She, idati. The, kl is a further charge in the indictment stating the acts of the previous meeting, appires only : to an ael done by the Traverser at the tuectiog in Littly-street Chapel on the 31st of July, for the pur pose of elcding five_ persons to represent that dis , . trra in a future assembly, which .is described as tending to procure an alteration id matters establish , ed by Law in Church and State, under the pietctrcri of petitioning Parliament ) , and which asbembly alleged to be an unlawful on.e under the Act ut tire 33d of the King, commonly called the Convention Act. To establish these fads three witnesses have teen produced. Mr. Huddlestone has proved the meet ing of the 9th of July, in Fishamble-street: swore that a number of persons were present, th tt entered into resolutioos, one of wtich he prova . ed to agree exactly with the words of the our, L id in the indictment.—The testimony of Huddles one goes directly to prOve these -facts: To prove the fati of the second assembly, ycqt hate the evidence of the.two others, ShepparJautt M'llonough, It is not necessaryi Get - icemen, to go into each of their testimony separately, as torso of them agree in the leading points, and to 111.tot tetial citcumstance, that a -meeting was held in Liffey-Street Chapel, on the 3 t th .day of July, and that it' was proposed and carried that nee persons should he appointed to at in th'e Catholic Com mittee, pursuant to the Resolution of the oth of July.—They tell you of the mode how the rith.:ll,ffi was earned on ; of seven persons having been riahied a:ld receiving a list ; of their retiring and returning : after having s:lected five names from the - . t.st et those names, being put one by one ; of the pet soh 4 so elected returtflog thanks, and that the Travei•se:' was one who was so cleated, and returned' thaiilo - ah ... 4 - aepted of the trust reposed in him. They Were cross-examined with a view to discred't tesiimony. It appears they were both more cle a r and positive in their recollection than on the format' trial, Owing to their ha%ing refreshed their memo ries front their notes and the copies of,t heir intonhad tqX:S. Ii will be tor you , to - say, Gentlemen, writ: th.er they were so reduced by this crossexantina , tion as not to be believed, and as not hat - rog brought the tarts home to the Tra t erser. spe4t to die weakness of the - case, you will ju:!ge whether it ;s triad out at. coreing to your satisfaction ; In regard to Huddiestone'sevid.-ince you must judge with what credit it is to be received; and ii y have a rational doubt of the tact not being as he stated it, there is an epd of tiie case. a 1•0 - doubt of the connedion between the two m !etio t , , siy and,that the one held- in Liffey -street was,not• tit coirsvouence of the resolution passed in Fiallamblvi