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' • , r: 1.11 44 • - 1, ` 4 41.J '4 , Ilr"'•xl ~ -P e rt- , ' ~, : _..., : ,1_,,,.. b'f-3....0 ' .---- i . ..- _, / •-.- • -.. -- 7 : :: . • ~, ~ ~.. t ......,., '! , .= : -' 2 ' . 41 i A '--• ,-- ':".! -• ', ~ , '•• i• , „'':,''' \ • z-4,Dfrk[i;(l NtT.MBER 69661 ' • . THF;ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. R'srfitsENT EVENING; Jan. 3, their Alajestics' Servants will perform the Musical Romance of THE NINTH STATUE•, • Olt, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. IZeyn (Prince of Balsorti), Mr. Barnard ; Kilrooney (an rish Trarellery, Mt. Johnstone; Boubikir Monssin (a Der 7 ife of Bagilid), Mr. Oxberry; Morabec (a benevolent Magi- Mr. sMr.Gatti..., ; ICON/WI) ( - a Princess of Bagdad), Miss ~ , S tryee; N or a (Daughtet of Kilrooney), Miss Kelly; Musca Ait Lady of the Harain), Miss iCoobe. Affer which, a new Comedy, in Three Acts, called • POLICY ;• OR, THUS RUNS THE WORLD AWAY: • l';'*ipal Characters—Nlr. Pope, Mr. Dowton, Mr..Gattle, Mr. Ptistut!, Mr. Wrcuch, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Barnard, Mrs. Mr;. Varame, Miss Keay, and Mrs. Orger. To which will be added Nth time, an entirely Newand Su perb Pantotnime, called ' THE VALLEY OF ..DIANIONDS ; Or, HARLEQUIN' SINDBAD. ,NYttli new Musi c , S cener y, Machin e ry, Dresses, * 1 he Overture and Music composed by Mr. \I. P. Corn. The Pantomimo produced, by Mr. Kirby. • - - ? 5 h 434 • 1 0, the Sailor (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Hartland %kliAvari•:!tr,s, th e Di a mond Merch4nt (after wards Pantaldon;‘, pr'; :3 " . "rs ; Clown, Mr. Kirby; Liliputiati Sailor (with a Miss Gledhill', .a only five years old (her - 1.41 alipeziranc c s on any St•sge) ; Diamanelia, t Fairy of the .s Poole ; Fairet ‘ ta.'Daughter of the Diamend Mcr €«q' raf rwaids Coltnbit4i, Miss Vailancv. • : be "Bile v Pantoinime, called The Kal ley of will re, tsted every ltVeillnti till further notice. Tv•tildr.rOW, 11,4, Scho o l for- Scandal ; Lady Teazle (first aw•II 7sh, re. Thursday, Macbeth. -On Friday, "'---- THEATRE RoyAL, COVENT-GARDEN% HIS PRESENT • EVEN IN G, Jan. 3, will lit performed the Tragedy of , w VENICE I'itiSERVD. , ` ll Ber, Mr. Conway ; Pierre, Mr. Y3titig; Pritdi, Mr. Eger- "R; Beda.mar, firntor . Ilarrye; SPAR°s", Mr. Clarem on t ; 14*.era, l' , liSs O'Neill. a•to'shish' will be added (for the Bth time) a New Grand - Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN WHITIsINGTON ; - ' Or, LORD I.ILIYOR OF. LONDON. tVifh entirely .new Scenery, Nlachinery, Dresses' tk.c. .. The Overture tind Thisit; cornplse,4l.ty-11r..yat.". The "'hole arranged b , t,.4dr!..'Yarlev... l ,'•,' - 1 r.l; Whittington (afterwards T - 1' 1 • ' -' ' T 'i n. : - 1/ " l ` ign3, al tti,11,3„ . .. jun. ; Alderman - Gobbl e , (aftervoliedi7 P.tntillaon)-;. Mr. Nor luau" tiatne Cielv Suet (afterwaids Clown), .1)41- cirinialoi ; Irlrt. ntzwarren, ( t he Merchantli Mr.Titiney l Cap t. Cross-t li'- Line Mr slader;_Lftngo-liaro-Ilono-0 (Kin 4 :of Barbary), Aft. Ityall ; . 'Tont*. Savoyard, Master Willi:tins ; S . quabha 0 411(,, of BartlrY), Mad4moisell • Morena;_, Miss, Al s ice:,_a ti f-_ , terivards Ctiluinhitte); Nlis. Parker' ; izzybi; ((lima' of I dustty), Miss WorgMait. 11 'fit New Pantomime Of. Harlequin Whittington, Lord Alas'or of Lotidon, Will be r.epeated every Evening -till Whittington,, II oti.e. , - .. . Th - tunpro,iv•;-Loeit in a Village. —On Thursday, Isabella.— On Friday, The rerest of The Dog of Montargis, liondy, o'' and 'Joh n o f Paris,—Un Saturdav; The Gamester.--On Mon day,, Romeo and 4uliet. - SUPERIOR ESTAI3LISIIMEN'I,. upon mu ' de , Rie Terms, for the EDUCATION of 'h LA- T/IR. - 5, i it the vicinity a Kensington palace, and within two. illii of 11 Y(.1 l'aft: Corner. The House and its appendages .are.Cf the most elegant order, • and situated on a spot of un questionable salubrity, T comnionding prospecis highly pi ct u- Thistle, and. alniust illimitable. he Provisions, which are also o f' the best, quality, are, with every delicacy of the cur- Tett ,scason,• dispensed with parential hinduess. • A know kdge. of the . French language., io all its, metropolitan purity, --is ' IAI 4 `'- 1 - \ •"" 4 ""1.1 0 .%4 , r , flcilitY ' under the immediate inttrrietio4-61- a:l i dirS Ittills4 'cif - dile - Lib ti , il Viftife. - Vierticulars and Cards of Reference, may be had of Mrs. Ibuott, at No. 116, P all-Mall, iticnediately next to Carlton house Palace. -- • • ____. _•-• _____________ IFTY CAPITAL PRIZES in the NENIV YEAR'S-STATE LOTTERY, of 1i.t,000 Tickets, to be gin Drawing 18th this Month, JANUARY, 1815. • SCHEME CONTAINS 2 of ........ ...... L. 20,000 ............ 10,000 ................ 2,000 ................ 1,000 SOO 400 300 200 10 16 • And 2,872 Prizes, froni . lool. to 161. G( n 1 and SI-TAILES are .selling by R ICHARDSON, Oakes UK, and C o . C ontractors for the Lottery, a t t h e i r , the Corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews,-.C.:liaring-cross. 21 284 ...8 ...... • • ..L. 20 ,000 1,120 . 1.1,000 ........ 20,000 7,191 1,000 2,590 1, ............ 20,000 4 , 8 24 - l,OOO 1 20 ............ 10,000 4 ,6 2 0 1,000 110RN3,934 ............ 10,000 I B esides Prizes of L 500, &c. SBY and Co. 'sold ale ab List of Capital P c i zes in three successive ove small gran Lot teries,- within the last twelve Months, and divided the Irhute of the Money among their Friendi.—TlCKETS and SHARES are on Sale for tile pesent Lottery, Whi c h begins Drawing the 18th of this Mouth.—L.lo,ooo for the first Prize above .L.25.--No. 26, Cornhill. .----- _ . AP PPIRY' 2 State 'Lottery-Office, .No. 1, Holbokn Bars, TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale for the NEW YEAR's LOTTERY, which begins Drawing 18th JANUARY, 11313. The Scheme contains Fifty Capital Prizes, including Two of - clo,oool. Two of 10 ,n001..8cc. &c. • Only 12,000 Ti c k ets. PER shared the largest Prize that has been sold for Thirty Lotteries; and' in the last twelve mouths, One of 20,0001. One of 3,0001. several of 1,(,,)l. 5001. 3001. &e. Fcc. - were also sold and,shared atPERRrs truly Fortunate Office, No. 1, Holborn Bars. 1110 1 11. E r.VTON has again the pleasure of announcing in to his Friends the Sale of several CAPITAL PRIZES is t the Lottery which was drawn the 30th Noveinber.--7th the three Months tie has been particulady fortunate, havin shared and sold . No. 12,343 .... a Prize cii.. • • ,C,20,000 73R 3,7 , 21 • 2,636 3,453 2,9'35 &c. &c. &c. EYTON cannot too strongly recommend the NEW YEAR'S LorrEity to the i attention of his Friends ; with only 1 2,000 Tickets there are FIFTY CAPITAL PRIZES, two of 20,0031. tWo of 10,0001. &c. &c. to begin 18th JANUARY, and finish 'the 31st. A constant variety of Numbers are ,on Sale at EYPON's Offices, 2, CORNIIILL, and 18, COVENTRY STREET, where every description of Business in the Piddle Funds, and other Gvernment Securities, is transacted with fidelity antidispatch. • . • _ CHANGE OF SEASON. ° • rpm COLDS, COUGHS, and CATARRHS, so often fatal to delicate Constitutions, and which the e t l'illing atmosphere of te winter makes so prikvalent, may ue effectually guarded against and cured, by a free use of TROBATT'S Elegant OXFORD LOZENGES. Tiny abso "retY prevent and curt Hoarsuess, in any stage of the dis 1 4 ..5e- - -and they are the only Medicine yet discovered that Ip.the infallible effect of strengthening, and utelodizing THE ` I4 AN VOICE. st ; n 44l , wholesale ankl retail; by Bayley and.fßlew, Cockspur oxsttoet ; and Islutler, No:4, Cheapside ; retail tail Sanger, P. A, • s e ,, rd sstreet, Londo!1 ; Nluuday, Oxford; anti b ) - every re f able Vendet in Town and Country, at '2 s tltt. ker box.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1814. OFFICE OF ORDSI-INCE, Dec ; 23, 1814. rirHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of JES7'Y'5' OADNA AXE do hereby give 'Notice . , that they will sell by Public .. .duet - ion, at tkc .Tower,onl'hurs:;, day the 121 h, and. Friday the 1314 day of January, 16 16, a 1 Eleven o'clock 'precisely, on those cloys, SUNDRY LOTS . ?f OLD and UNSERVICEABLE sTo4Es; consisting ofpiein Cnllars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and rarioas other Articlii, of Sadlery -and Harnesq ; Reaping and Bill-hooks, Clothing, and sundry Articles of Bedding; Powder Horns, Tents, Tent: poles, and Pieces, Musquet a/a/Pistol Stocks, and Flints, Cast Iron round Shot, Steel, Copper, Pewter, and diced Metals, Tools of Sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellows, Lao therns, Standing Vices, and Wheelbarrow:, Empty Casks and Barrels, Cart: idgcs and old Match, ilelinets and sun dry Old Building Materials; Boats with Anchors, Anvils, Bick-Irons, and Mandrils ; tog ether with a variety of other Articles; the whole of which may be' viewed, upon applica tion Honoura',!e Principal Storekeeper's (Vice, in tlie, Tower, at the Ordnairce Pie77liaeS at Bother/di/Le, and at tkei., Royal 4-Irsenal, at froolaich, wail the day of Sale, at which Places printed Lists of the Lots will Le delivered to tho.ec Persoas who aay appl , l far the same. - By (h'cicr• Gf ete. 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By Fi'ederiek Nutt, Seventh Edition, with Additions. 8y.1.J, Nlachet, of Paris, Confec tioner and Distiller. Bs. Gd. neatly half-bound.' 45.,The - IMPERIALt and ROYAL COOK ; consisting of the most. sumptuous Made-Dislies, Ragouts, - Yricassees, Soups ] Gravies, &d. Foreign and English. By 'Frederick. Nutt. , -- buurds. • S. LEIGiII has constantly on Sale, at No. is, Strand, a great Variety of BIBLES awl •CiONINIONI-PitAYKR BOOKS, of, various Sizes, illustrated by, ele.., ,, aut Engravings, &e. and in neat and Curious Biudings.—The I'uuiie will Isere meet svitha larger Assortment, and in a greatt4 Variety of hi ad ings, than at,any other Establishment in the Kingdom TO THE LOVERS OF THEIR COUNTRY. J. JENKINS begs leave to draw the attention of the Nobility and Gentry to the First Number old truly National Work, which he now offers to their inspc.ction,and with aseire hope of its gaining their approbation anti. support. : On the Is. 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A few of the latter remaining as yetuiembscribel for, .are still submitted to the Public 'at ,the suliscription after which they will be raised to non-subscribers. To-be had of J. Jenkins,- at : hi; Depot of elegant EtubcW lishment, 48, Strand. - Embellishments of the Second NuMber coutain-I."The Battle of Coru9na. 2.The Death of John Moore. 3. The Battle of Salamanca. 4. The Battle of .Leijisic: And the Third,Ntnber, on the Ist of February. will contain-1. The Landing the Troops in Et!ypt. 9.. The Death of General Sir 11a1141 Abercrombie. "3. Th o e Entrawe of ! the Allies into Leip sic. 4. The Siege of Badajos. ' SUPERIOR ADVICE. TT is of :lie first con'sequence to 'ascurtaiii• on whose talent and integrity a firm relidnee may be placedin aniiction.. Messrs.. CURRIE and Cb. Surgeons of inni nelleC and high penfessiOtal attalun;ents, 'Ali:tubers of the R►►yal College oftondon and it4finborgh, - present to the Pub lic Use result of- SO years e2:perience in the C1'11.1.. of COMPLAINTS, - - and those Debilities awl Deficiencies • tvet-uvrfiftiu'ently ;irrver,tor matrimieniat state.- In .the Various gradations, fruit recent infection to contietned Lues, their treatment coannands very •often speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious cases, their long and well-arranged experience gifts. them a promptitude . of decision that secures the patient from tieing mercurialized out of existence, or having his constitution eindermineil, and the vital principle destroyed by, a latent, but insidious dis order„ or a blind and fatal confidence ie shallow pretenders. In Nervous DeOility, Vascular Relaxation, and Atone of the Organs, arising frau) excessive indolgvac,e, insalubrious cli mates, or solitary sensuality, the practice gives new life and energy to the System, even in cases which are verging on de ..sp4ir. Strictures, and other derangements of the eethra, they r move in atnild and effectual manner. Slight and re cent cases' of Venereal Infectian are cured in the short pe riod of rwo welts. To the Female Sex it will 1)e consolaeory to know that they may be cured of ,those Debilities which de feat conception,ani sap the foundation of connubial felicity. Patienti treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable ise crecy. Messrs. Currie and Co. may oe consulted evei y day, at their lidusei 107,'Hatton-garden. Letters front the coun try, stating. minutely the case, mode of &c. and inclos -1 in; a remittance for Advice and Medicines, will be tteated 1 with studious attention.--JO7; Hatton-garden: THE SAFEST WAY TO ATTACH niPasroßs. QWORN before the' Lord Mayor at the Man- Kir• sion House, London, on the 24th November, 1814— That Mr. PRINCE, of John-street, Oxford-street, is the ori ginal Proprietor of the RUSSIA OIL; and after spending thousands, which can be prot:ed by the Proprietors of the , principal Newspapers in London, and 'also by most respecta ble Wholesale Perfumers and Medicine Venders, it. must be conles;ed it is villainy of any person to counterfeit. There are inany who have used Russid Oil without benefit, on ac count of being imposed on by impostors, who sold them counterfeit, therefore be partcular to ask for Prince's Russia Oil; and if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender, or Hair- Dresser sells Russia Oil, under 'any pretence whatever, that 'is not Prince's, are Impostors, as selling counterfeits to .their customers. The Royal Family, Nobility, Gentry, and the Public -.11 ge neral, may. iely.on it that it tlt: best and wholesomest Oil for the hair of LadieS, Gentlemen, and Children ; and if usyd constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey, and'makes weak and short hair grow thick and lunK; ,renders - dry or Harsh hair soft; where hair has got thin or bald. if th e l eas t toots remain, will be restored._ • Prowotes eye-brows and whiskers. Ladies will find it curls real or fake hair which way'they thw:ailds of Gentlemen that were bald deciarad, after using' Prince's Russia Oil regularly for a short tine bald places became °livered with hair. Gentlemen who Wear powder ought to u:;e it instead of pomatom; as powder is in jurioas to the hair, and makes it fail off or turn grey; or get bald, at an early age; but by using Russia Oil in stead of poutatum, not a hair will fru oiler turn grey. In future no other but-large size bottles will he sold, one guinea:a bottle; two bottles for 21. ; or•six for at. Observe.—Each guinea bottle contains the quantity of four 'bottles, \Obit used to sell at Bs. which is a saving of I ls. Ladies usd Gentlemen will be inure particular,•when paying a guinea per bottle, to have Prince's genuine Russia Oil. • Parents, Guardians, and Governesses, are informed that each guinea bottle contains live ounce bottles, and by get ting of any druggist ounce vials, they may separate it into five. Sold by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince John -street; Ox ford-street. As the numbers run irregular •in John-street, therefore observe it is next door to a Coach-iiialier's.—And by Mr. Smith, :Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street ; jlendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborne-street; BaV ley and Blew, Perfumers to• the Prince and Princess, and Duke and Ductiess of York, Cockspur-street; Harding . , 89, Pall Mall ; Newberry, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Dicey, Bow Clsurch-yard; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market; Butler, 4, Chcapside; Edwards, Gict, St. Paul's Church-yard; L ow , 330 , Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; [ferry and Johnson, Greek-street; Wesion and Rent, 239, Strand; Davison, Fleet-street ; Rigge, 65 Cheapside ; Bolton and Tutt, lioyal Exchange; Brodie and bowding, Salisbury; Ri c h ar d Smyth, 16, Dame-street, Dublin; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Merchants, Captains, and Country Venders will receive liberal allowance.