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1 r~ 1~ ~ ~.:4 ' - 1, 4 43 a5ti, 4 _ ~---- NtrAmEly496s } -`~ ~'l, , THE.IiTRE ROYAL,. 1. Dra7RY=A.NR. Fuis PRESENT E'VEnifr N„/ lan. 2, their Majesties' Servants wilt,perfiven the/Tragedy of Romeo, M r . ROM E g A t r4wer. Kean ; , . r.'Elliston: Cal:lnlet, Mr. vomit ; Benvolio, Mr. °Band erynalt, rs r. Ile Camp ; oat Lawrence , Mc. • Peter, Mr. ' Penley • .Juliet Ors. Bartley; ' La c. Phillips apole kiss Tidswcll; Nurse, Mrs. ' !arks. -- • • g w 'h be added (7th tone) an entiiely NeW•and SU= pert) Pantomime, called THE VALLti.Y OF DIAMONDS ; • Or, FA - It — LEQVIN SINDILV). ' A ith new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music ton posed by Mt. M.P. Card. The Pantomime produced hv Me. Kirby. .randhad, the Sailor (afterwards Hulkpin); Mr. Hartland ; lii-Avarien s , the Diamond Merehaitt. (afterwards Pantalonn), Tr. Iti.rnes ; Mr. Kirby Sailor (with a I ","PiPe). Miss Gledhill, a e6ild (inty five years old (her rFn ap pearance on any Stage); Dialnonella, the Fairy of the 'alley, Miss Poole ; Fairetta, Daughter of the Diamond Met hant (aftlr4rards Columbine), Miss Valiancy. The New Pantomime, called The Valley of Diamonds, will repeati , d'every Evening till further notice. 'To-morrow, he Ni ,th Statue; :with Policy.—On Wed iesda.y, The School for Scandal. THEATRE *NAL, COVEII/47T-GARDEN.. VMS PitESK.NT EVENING, Jan. 2, will he' perfUrined the Traredy of THE TEMPEST; OR, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND.- . Prospero, Mr. Young; Alonzo, Mi. Cresvell ; Hippolytn, virs. H. .Johnston; Antonio, Mr. Cliartuln; Prince Ferdi karst', Mr. Abbott ; Gonzalo, Mr. Murray ; Trinculo, Mr. Ilanchard ; Stephano, Mr. Simmons . ; Emery ; 'liranda, Miss Foote Dorinda, Miss S. Booth; Ariel. M i s s Matthews. ro which will be added (for the 7th time) a New Grand Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN Ili HMINOTON ; Or, LORD MAYOR OF LONDON. , With entirely newScener , , Maehinery,,Dresses. &C. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. - Ware. The whole arranged by Mr. Farley. Dick Whittington (afterwards Harlequiti)., Mr. Bologna, jun.; Alderman Gobble (afterward.. Pantaloon), Mr. Nor man ; Dame Cicely Suet (afterwards ('iowit), Mr. Grimaldi; Fitzwarren (the Merchant), Mr.Titiney; Capt. Cross-tle- Line ' Mr. Slarler; Lingo-Baro-Rono-O (Kin),:: of DarbitrY), Mr. Thyrall ; Young Savoyard, Master Williams; - Squahlia (Queen of Barbary), Mademoiselle Mm rrlli ; Miss Alice (af terwards Columbine), Mrs. Parker; Bigzybre (Genius of lb , dustty), Misr Worgrnan. The New. Pantomime of. Harlequin - Whittington,, Lord Mayor of Loudon, will b • d • E• • till repeated very vening , notice, further To-Morrow, Venice Pre ftred . .-o(llVednesday, 'Love I . l 'n a UP, WEST'S prcTurts, CHRIST REJECTED. 11E PUBLIC are respectfully Wormed, that-. this EXHIB TION is RE-OPENED, with the Addi tion of the original DES GN of the CRUCIFIXION of OUR, SAVIOI3R, which was to have been painted on Glass, for the greet Window ;36 f e et by 28) in. St. Oeor..e's Chapel; Wind-, 11'44.----Opett every Day (Sundays excepted) Liu Ten till dusk. By Order, CHARLES SM.kiCT, Secretary. No. i 26, Palt-Mall. N.B. 'Good Fires are kept hi the Room:. 'SOCIETY for the DTSCHARGE and RELIEF of PERSONS IMPRISONED fur SMALL DEBTS, Craven -street. Strand, Dec. 30, 1814. A QUARTE RLY GENERAL COURT of -GIL this so v.' v will b e HELD here nit WEDNESDAY next, the -;th irthavv,l 415, at Twelve o'Clock, to A.UDIT •AtCOUNTS to the alst instant, and on other Special R. GRASStVELL,• Scc. K FAA RS I, EY 's TAX TABLES, a New. Edi tion I r the teat. 1815, price is. t;tl. is new puhlished i curel-A:tett, foe the first time, from the Tables used by the au thority of tiorcrnment by the Assessors, and containing, attiong:st other useful 'natters, a Computed Table of the Rates of Interest allowed to be taken by Pawnbrokers: Printed for G, Kearsley, •Iti, Fleet-street. • SRITISH FIRE OFFICE, F OR the Insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Nlerchantlize, Ships, Vessels, and a ll o th er P ropertY, against Damage by FIRE. Insur Loss or ances for short Period., or for sereral Tears toge ther, may be e ff ected at this Office, upon the most equitable Tc•rtn. Policies will not he char nor to e rrs b ed for Sums of 3001. o r up war d s , ons increasing their present Insuranees.• ~. The wh o l e sTocK of a FARM will b e i nsured w i t h out bP.cificati.n, at the red Reeipt s f or aced Premium of 29.. per Cent. flay c the Renewal of P o li c i es expiring at. Christmas rnay be had at. the. p r incipal °dices in the Strand and Coinhill, Loudon, and of thtir Agents in the Comitry, mho will receive Proposals for new Insurances. ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. FREEHOLD ESTATE near UXBRIDGE. To BE SOLD BY AUG by ELIAS NEWNIAN; (Under the Acts for Redemption of the Land-Tax), at the AUCTION MART, opposite the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, the 17th day of January, 1815, at o'clock, IN ONE LOT, OMPRISING a very DESIRABLE FARM, ILI in a ring fence, with Wvelling-house, Barns, Stables, and other Out-buildings, together with sundry Inclosures of Arable and Pasou-re Lunt, containing Nigety-toine Across (more or less), situate in the parish of Hillingdon, in the .cottoty of Middlesex, about two miles front Uxbridge, and avarly opposite the thirteenth tuite-stone from London; now in the occupation of Mr. Il.9hert Whittioaon, under a lease witich wilt expire at Nlietiaeltoas, 1824. the estate wilt 140 exonerated front Lasith-Tax. The growing Timber to he included in the purchase.—The Estate may be viewed on ap plication to the Tenant. Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale will be distri mted in due time, and may be had at the White Horse Inn, Ukbridge ; White Hart Inn, Haves; at the Place ot Sale ; nod of the Auctioneer at Chelmsford, in Essex ; and further Particalars may in the mean time be Znown upon application to Messrs. and Pei-Lilts, solicit tors, at Chelmsford. THE UNIVERSAL BRITISH SAUCE. 9111 E PROPRIETORS flatter themselves, that -et._ they ;,ec enabled to offer the Public a new and most DELICIOUS SAUCE ; it is composed of the richest and must Nxpeit , ive ingredients, and will Ire found on trial far,operior to auy now in use, fur Fish .and Game, and more parfienlarl urdiing of Flashes, Gravies, Made Dishes, &c. To Fa -milies and Tavern Keepers, it will be found exceedingly c,ru- Nenient and a considerable saving, as a small quantify in an instant will make excellent, Gravy for Fowls, Beef Steaks, Chops 9 &c. and is very good with (_old Meat. rMade only, had sold Wholesale and Retail, by Thomas Powell and Sons, Holborn-hill,corner of Hatton-garden, and 6y must of the principal Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders London; at Bath, by Mrs. Andrews and Mrs Gibbon ; rkistot„,..l. Mereweather, Jas. Heywood ; Manchester, Mrs. Harrison ; Worcester, W. Hooper; Hereford, J. Haw.d ; Brighton„ 1. Phillips; CanterhurY, W. Beer; Ramsgate, If • !leer ; C oven t r y, Hil I and Peters; Southampton, Loafer ‘ d Sdu ;. Plymouth,darnes Deis ; Chester, li.Titler; Liver- Wheeler and ;ours ; C ,T. L., heltenham Morgan; Leek, IV'. Morr 11:rilitier; Derby, Challiner, jun. ; Portsmouth, Hays and Petard, Chambers, Thos. Warrington, Bull aud 1 4 ) ,U Portsea, Wui.Johnson, Jas. Shier; Gosport, Thos. Hyth e , G. Pitcher; S. Hammond, Dartford; and um! " t tow4s la the Uuitcd Kiugdohl. - • v•v .; • • 1 , 44' 9-;:4 N. Mt NDA_Y, JANUARY .2, 181.5. EAST INDIA HC USES 6&. 3o ; 1814. T HE COURToIDIRECtORS of the UNITED COMPANY of NIERMANTS of ENGLAND- trading to the EAST INDIES, the hereby give Notice : That in-tdosideration of Circumstances Which 'have oc curred since their Adtertisement of the 1 tth October last, all Persons who may be desirous to forward LETTERS-to the EAST-INDIES. by the Comrtny's sbips, are hereby infokied, that until further Notice, the same -will be received at this House, and forwarded as, Anal, after they sli;11 have been stamped at the Post Office& JAMES COBB, Secretary. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, Jan.% tBl5. HE COMMISSIONEAS appointed "fOr ma ' AL twin& the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice, That NUMBERS of TICKETS and SHARES in all preceding LOTTERIESmay be examined at this Office every day (Ho lidays excepted) between the hours of Ten and Three, with:their Registers of Benefits a n d Bli n iks. And the COMMISSIONERS appointed for that purpose will take in-the BENEFIT TICKETS of the FIRST LOT TERY, 1814, on Monday, the 9th instant, between the hours of Ten and One o'Clodr, when the . Tickets in Class A will be entered at one Seat, and the Tickets in (lass B will be en tered at another S.at ; and the Persons posseised thereof are to bring with their Tickets - separate Lists fim• each Seat,-form ed in numerical order, with the Nanae and Additions of the Persons stated thereon, which are to be inserted in 'he Cer tificates, as the Proprietors of the said Ticket's, and value therecf. And the said COMMISSIONERS also give Notice, that Certificates for the value of the said Tickets will be livered out On Friday; the Thirteenth Instant; after which the said Commissimaers.will bake in and enter Tickets on Wednesday, the Eighth, and deliver out Certificates on M.Ohda3.,.the , Thirteerith days of February next. The COMMISSIONERS also give further Notice, that Du ilicates-of the Lists brought to .this Office, with the Tickets 'at the time of entry;_must-be produced when the Certificates Tare applied for; and that Tickets brought to this Office, .mhqse Checks are torn or destroyed ? will not be entered for Payment; without a Bond being first given to indemnify the said Commissioners for . granting Certificates for the , SIVEWRIGHT with pleasthe announces - the • Continuance of the Suctess of his-Old Established Of tiers, having So!din the Lottery drawn 30th November, No. 755, a Prize of 4.16 ) 000. I Nu. 237 1 , a Prize of ,C. 200 G9O . 3001 3778 /00 and several minor ones, .he hopes to repeat this to his Friends and Purchasers in the New Lottery of 12,000" Pickets, con taiainr Two Prizes of 20,0001. Two of 10,0001. and Forty-six. other Capitals. to begin Drawiii 18th January, t Bts. TICKETS and SHARES for which are on Saleat 37, Corn hill, 11, Holborn, 39, Haymarket, and 141, Oxfurd-street; also by his Agents. pt D YRSUANT - to a ecree - 01 -- ristrriiigli Court of Chancery, bearing date the 49th Dal/ of Jule, 1814, made in a Cause wherein BOURCHIER TALC; WRIY end OTHERS ate Plaintiffs, and EDWARD BQUitt HIER lIARTOPP and OTHERS are Defendants. 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