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i,f*k 1 NtrAIBER 726'71 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 20, 1815, 7 then Majesties' Servants will perforni the Ccniaedy of THE AVILL Sir Solomon Cynic, Mr7DoWinn;Mandeville,• Mr. Pope ; toward, Mr. Rae; '4 7 ,eritas, Mr, Wallack ; Realize, Mr. Pen -1(7 Albina Mandeville, Mrs. Marilyn; Mrs. Rigid, Miss Tidswell; Cicely Copsley, Miss Boyce. ••• After which, a new Melo-Dramatic Romance,, called THE MAGPIE: OR, THE MAID OF PALAkiEALT. The Bailie, Mr. Munden Fai'mer Germs, Mr.'Dowton ; t retard, Mr. K. Phillips; St. Clair, Mr. Barnard; Richard, Mr. Wallack ; Blaissot, Mr. Knight; Isaac, Mr. Oxberry ; clerk, Mr. Maddocks ; Dame Gervas, - Mrs. Sparks; Annette, kiss Kelly, - In Aet the First, an Incidental •Ballet, cotnposed. by Mr. yrne. The Characters' by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, Miss Valiancy, &e. &c. Boxes and. Places to be taken of Mr. Sprin g , at the Retunda, at the principal Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, froth Ten till Four, and of Whom may - be had a Private Ilex (Nightly). Boxes, is... Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Price, 2s.—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is. —Upper Gallefy, ls.;. Second Price, Gd. ,To-morrow, The Merchant Of Bruges; or, Beggars' 'Bush ; with My Spouse and I. On Friday, Lovers' Vows; with My Spouse and I.—On Saturday., The. Merchant of Bruges; or, Beggars' Bush; . with The Magpie,or, The Maid of Pilaiseati, - being , the last night of performing till the holidays.—On Tuesday, George Barnwell; with (never acted), a Grand Cemic Pantomime, called Harlequin and fancy; or, The poet's Last Shilling- THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 20,. 1815, jL Will be perfor;oed the Tragedv of THE ORPHAN; Olt, THE - UNHAPPY MARRIAGE. . . Acastu, Mr. Egerton; Castalio„ Mr. C. Kemble ; Polydore, kr. 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Letlibridge,49 bs • First Lieutenant, vice T. D. Jones rosined. Whitehall, Dec. 1, It3l . His - Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased in the,name and on the behalf of his Alajesty to give and. grant unto ritnothy Macnamara, late of the island of Barbadoes, Esquire, his Majesty's Royal licence and authority, that he may take atud use the surname of Nugent, in addition to unit before the surname of Maenagnara, out of affectionate ,and grateful reikirct the memory of his late friend John Nu gent,• Esqahe,Aieutenant-Goveroof of the Virgin Ishii - J(4. And also to order that this his Majesty's loyal, concession: and declaration be recorded in his Majesty's College •of • BANKRUPTS. Richard Orme, Chester, draper, to surrender January 4, and 30, .atsleven, at . the White : l.km .I.u), Chester. , At tornies, 111essil. Philpot and Stone, Har.,-court, Temple, or Mr,,Finchett, Chester. John`Rose, North Basham, Norfolk, farmer January 4, at fice;. 5, and 30, at ten, at the Black Lion Inn, Little Wal-- singhaur. Attornies, Mr. Decker, Little ‘Valsingharn, or Messrs. Aristice and Wright, Ring's Bench Walks, TeMple. John Davidson, Beer-lane, Tower-,zrect, merchant, January • , 2, fi, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. , Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintners' I-I;dt, Lipper Thames-street, "'John Merrott Stephens, Saint Michael, Gloucester, banker,. January t, 4, and 3u, at eleven, at the-Bell Gloucester. Attornies, Messrs. Bridges and Quilter, Red 'Lion-square, or Mr. Davis, Gloucester. Wincrexter,stret, t_ nuary?.. , ,' 6, and 30, at ten, at uiniatian. Attorney, Mr- Warne, 'Change-alley. JOltir; 'Mac Cougar), Pall Mall-court,. Westminster, army _agent,: December 23, January 2• and JO, at eleven; at ', Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer and France, Bed . ford-row. Mtn Hoult Proctor, Liverpool, linen-draper, Jantiary 10, 11, and 30; at one, at the Bull Inn, Liverpool. 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DIVIDENDS. Jan. 22; Eagle, and W. Barnard, of Gloucester-ter race, Whitechapel, soap-manufacturers—Jan. 11. S. Leonar4 and W;Spiring, late of Bristal, brewers—Dec. 23. A. Young, of St. Swithin's-lane, merchant- 7 Jan. 9. J. Barker, late of Baldoek, Hertfordshire, innkeeper=Jan. 16. 'l'. Scott, late of Ware Parkquill, Hertfordshire, miller—Jan. 9. B. Bowen; of High-street, St. 111.1ry4e-bone, upholsterer—Jan. 9. J. Fa thers, of West Drayton, 'Middlesex, • grocer—Jan 9. D. Jack sun, of Houndsditch, chemist—Fel). 10. W. A. Evans, late of Birmingham, coal-dealer—Dec. 23. N. Brooke, late of Little Russell-street, Drury-lane, shoemaker —Jan. 20. S. 11 eta thing, of Birmingham, hour-dealer—Jan. P.. NV. 11,;1, o f Horncastle, Lincolnshire, grocer —Jan. 16. .1. and 11. tat - Jill, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants—Jan. 20. R. Allen, ut S:ourport, irmimonget 7 --Jan.2o. G. Burr, of Nfaidston e ,K en tr money scrivener. CERTIFICATES—JAN. 9. 3. Strutt, late Riclimersworth, Hertfordshire, mealman—. J. Godfrey; Colchestec, innlieeper—P. Thomson, late of Ab— church -lane, Lombard-street, merchant—lt. Adams, Oxford street, upholsterer—J. Adams,. Oxford-street, upholsterer-- J, Laver, sun: Walttiamstow,, carpenter—K. Prince, Logg— biidge-mills, Flerefordshire, miller—S. Dalton, Coventry, grocer—P. Le Souef, Great Winchester-street, merchant—E.. 111‘Swiney, Pinner's-hall, merchant—J. Colliton, Morchar4 Bishop, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B. Field and W. Downs, of Blackinan-street, Sonthwark, auctiOtteers—E. Hudson and J E. Baker, of Leeds, corn-fas tors—W. Prideanx, J. Square, J. Hingstoit, and W. Pri deaux, jun. of Kingsbridge, Devonshire, bankers, as it relates to the said J. Hingston—G. Bridges, P. Godfrey, and A. Cox, of Manitingtree and Mistley, Essex, bankers—S. Pierce and W. Prater, of Exeter, attornies—J. Medley antrD. Metcalf, of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, ship-builders—F. White and H. Lang ley, of • Wallington, S oin u t ersetshi re ' hankers—T. Barns, L. Lord, avid E. Tiirner, of Stnallbriclge, Lancashire, woollen manufacturers, so fat as relates to the said E. Turner—W. Deighton and C. Truman, of Berwick-street, tailois—B, Dickens, W. Dickens,' and L. Boughton, of Coventry, cIN tirtists—AV. and Ellis, of Batton-gardeu, solicitors, :~