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f~ [ - ) .4 4 " t) `~~. NumBER 3495.} THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-,LANE. TO. MORROW EVENING, - Dec.- r,1503, . will be pertormed, THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. 1 The Charaders by Mr. 11. JOHNSTON, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. KELLY, Mr. PALMER, Miss DE CAMP, Mr. . lOHNSTONE, Mr.,BANNISTER, jun. Mr. COOK.E, Mr. BURROWS, Mr. hIA D DOCKS, Mr. W EBB. Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN . , Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRE R. In AC.I I. A NEW DIVERTiSEMENT, Composed by Mr. BYRN E: , • . • • - The Principal Charaelers by. Mr. BYRNE, Kaster BY RNE, and Mistt B. MENACE. THE APPRENTICE.. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2S. SeconttPrice Is. Upper (littler), Is. Second Price 6d. No Money to be retursted. 1 Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Icloi•Office in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per, torinance to begin at Half past Six. On Friday, The Way to Keep Him, with The Camp. On Sattmlav,The Wife with Two flushandS 'after which it roust be laid aside for some time;, on account of a new c; rand Serio-Comic Roinance, in Mo"Aas, called The Ca. : . ravan, which will be produced, for the 'first time, on &Bk.,- itap next. Previous to Thu ClraYou tiro Trai;::.dy .1. - jatte i . Stiore. , , . TiIEATRE.ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. ' 'T'O.MORRow. EVENING, Dec:: 1, 1863, 1116 . win Ix: perforn re 4, • , . . JOHN BULL ; • - ' ''' Or, AN ENGLISHNIAN's fiREOAIDE. ARTHUR AN I) EM iv F.1_,1-NE. .13eittes6s.. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. as, Upper G I [—ls. Places tor the Boxes to be taken ut Mr. at the Box 1-I.lrt-titrect. The,Doors to be opened at. Half past Five, and the Per. torn-lance to begin at hair() ist'Sbt. No Money to be Returned. Vivant Re On If riday,'Venicc Preserv'd. • On Saturday,.Thc Cabinet. On Monday', Ptzart6. ' - On Tnesday,,Rlllo it Witc and have a Wife, .with Love' Laughs at Locksmiths. 'On Wednesday, Nlael”th. " - •' • ' ' A new IlistoriL4l Comic Opera, in Three Acts, called The English Fleet in 1342, k iu rehcArs it, and e:iif he pro- - duo:11 iminediattly, with new Scenes, liresse.i, and Decora. lions. 'The Music entirely new, and c9inpoica by Mr. Draham. . - . . • -• • • CIIVAPStOE, November , 2.1, .t 5 93, ik/E MRS. J. and J. BOYD IiLL be leave to in. A' V . I L' torm.their Friends and the Public, that'having cont pleated their various law: and extensive Undertakings, they have lesigned their )3u4iiiess in favour of J. N, pOY LL stn.l co, by whom, in tnture, it will he carried on. Such Persuns who have any Claims to Make on the lath Firm, will send an account thereof to Messrs. C ROWU R. LA VI h, and GA.RTH, • Frederick's-place, Old JeWry t . and those indebted to, their Estate will pay the same to, them, or to I. N. BO YOt and Co. N , D. The Subscribers to : their late. Works,, who have not taken up their . Numbers regularly, arc requested to send for them, either to the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall. Mall ;. or to. Rio. coo , Cheap Side. Medal; for the. Subscribers to the SHA IrK ARE, 191 1 ,, have taken up their Numbers,_ will , be delivered with 11 , 1 h: Supplementary Number early in the Spring, when a i•jst of the Subscribers will be published and added to the . . . Work. MON TiV. A MARRIED GENTLEMAN,hlresketability: 4 4..(settled in Loncict , o) y Hen. to. a considerable fieehold Properly on the Demise ot a Very infirm aged Relative; is 'de. *irons o f raising irons ,:T . lva Thousand to kiv.e. Lrintoand Pounds, by way of Annuity to he granted for Two or more Lives,• or by the Sale Of the Reverston of part ot. the Estates,. or the Grant of Post Obit Bonds payable Six Nlontlis alter. the Decease of hi's' Relation. ' Any l'eron dislioied'to , inake Proposals for the advance of tliehltmey wanted. 'are 'requested to sea , ' the sume, with their Names and AdiiresS' (post. paid).' to W 1 W. at Mr. E. Kerby's, No. 2., St;ittbrd':street, Altotniark-street, Picea- Odin and an interview witk be appointed. , • • •ST A.T E• 1.0. rri• - .,itv-. 1863, BEGINS DRAWING the 9di of JANUARY , No. of Prizes. V:11 ()real). .Total Value: - I, of £20,006 is , . ‘40006 . • . . 10,000 1,,00t0 2 • • s v pto o,oon - 6 Ono . • 1,000 6,0b0" ' 20 5 00 > 0 -' lob 4,r100 lop ' s,OOO 6 ,3 1 5 - 12(1,5J0, 26,00 b Tickets • ' ):247,5m first-drawn Ticket Seventh bay, - : • .20,0 f 0 Ditto Last Day - •- - 5,000 Are - part of the above Capital*. TICKETS and SOARES are SELLINt; at' EVERV . LlcENsfin LOTTERY-OPFICE ; 'and tliq 'PRIZES PAID ON KNl.cvs:p. PRt.SLN'r 1'14,10E. Tickdt 4.17 - o 'Half - r 9 o S 6 Quarter 4 IQ 6 Sixteenth ,• r 3. 0.- D . ICEIARDSON GOOi)LUCK, and (-('-• 4peafutly actittsint the Publi c , th at th e TIO:ETS Ana - sti ARES are on Sale for the STATE LOTTF lt which is to commence drawing ;,,timithe 9th of ranoar:Y. neXti at their Licensed State Lottery ()Mires, the Corner of liaok buildings, Cornhil I, iniificing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-9'o:3s. • SECOND LOTTERY ler tllO3. CWIFT and Co. S:ock-iitokers . , at their Old 1.3 Office, No. fI, POULTRY, are selling TICKEI'S itad Sl-1 ARES of the above Lottery, to begin r.tuong on the 9th January next. FORTUNATE TICKETS. No. 2.26, a Prizeof4, rt, i 0.30 No. z 0,430, a Prizeof 7, 5000 11.;99 sOOO 4 6 2 2 1 ,000 ~6.' And e , 44 6 i i oaa 241 !so" thers to a prat am. .)unt, have 4 b een slated and sold at This Otlice since NOVCITIber 14St. King's Evil, which derived its mine from ...X. the faith in a royal. piece of silver, was remedy. which c arr i e it . Meclieine into Gothic obsco city. —Reawli - inli hv sic acquiring a more respectable footing, de,iFiWed titer beget hi charms; and in Charles's reign the respeehble 'Wiseman gave a method of cure -en- rational piineiples of practice. In the glands 6'crovittila generally fixes, and tlit) s ,e more elpecially a b o ut the nec k and' tioroat; 'Obstructing the a4sprbent glands; anil.those appropriated for the,saliya, „Abe sense of tasting. Spilshury's Anttscorbutio Daps in t're3C the glandular action, and ter that reason. have keen Preferred hi cases of ocrophilla. In Scroplio lents diseases 01 the Skin it produces so tree a cireulation , of the peoiPiration, atul other necessary secretion,, that as a remedy in obstruc 'tidns of this.ki nt i it is unequalled: *** For the truth of the ~,section of the cure or Scropholl, V , ideSpilsburY's Treatise and Cased of Seuricy, Gout. Sc. 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Stualt - ' 9 Spilst.utry's I )tops 5 6 111 Spenee's • Dentrifrice 4 o 15r. Solander's Tea 2 9 ; , ,f , 'WS Rheumatic 'line- • CI re.:ll,ll4ll's Tincture ' '3 6 Do.v`Pulti Loleni.;es !‘: B. Stamps with r. Newhery's N:uiw are afflitetho 1. t he riiia twents Articles illnye enumerated and as many. ' p.irticularlY Sep:rams andNlesiengers, mistake his I lousy, he is under the ne,:estilty of pointing out; that it is At rot Liat ~of tie,r , ...st to : Phcapside, and roar it h.-is a large White Stuccoed Front, on Which thees Words iirc ins trilsl " 11 I E .()NLY FUlt Ult. lAN! :ti's PC/W1.)E:14.i . .. IScps. GtiN,TERNMEWV.SEintItITV• AGAINST COON_ • T E . None arc Genuine, without 14.ikin6 "S A M agLO 410 N Live:pool," engratred'in the Stainp : Ten Pounds tce_ ward, ibt ot very. tiottlr gob! .vitho'it a Stali), to be ',paid on,convidipti, tinder Acl ue Parlialnt,.;the 4ad e% 411.. Ch. ;6, he fo re any lusti,, , .. of the Peace. • Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL 1.1. 3 .1.1 ti OF G11.13.1l.). rrHIS involusble Restorative has been :id loin iste r td irtiprivate.prattice; with the greatest success, for a 5 ., z ;j :: , to yowl; and,4toot either sea,ho =equally, the cbje.tts or this most poWerful, certain, and eifetqual Re., storative. Where the stomach is disordered, the body is weakened ; , Rah:net:3s, bodily decay,: emitel4tion, and the eyes sink into ,tile.l4aatk; ,wlicre nervous, astl,miatic, and hypp., cliendrical coMplannt. have - shacterel the constitutiOn, this Cordial Baltn..has univerSally estabiiahtll itVrestorative'effi.. catty, ituy •justly: enumerated 'amongst t he.tbremost, of these happy discoveries which rnetli,eal t,f.tsearch has pro. . cured thit ,, blessing of the, lidthati rice, and greatest' counteradives to burn= misery a ;in - sickness. of stomach; violent pdcgings, , tillt4;l l o - e5'nia1 , 0;4 11 44, 111 5, 7 .;, it. is .imfo. and eflicacnaus mmatly. Theo first syinpoins of its good etl'efis ate serenity and chttatfue.ii,' by:terhovint - heatt.a;..he,' weakness, IteaviitesS,atid lowness of spirits, tintine.ss of sight, contused thoughts, artti watiddlings• ut the Idled, • vapours arid Melancholy, and all kinds•of hyst,trit: complainks. •A "Saving of Nine'Shillings in Two Guineas. 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MR. tivasi hrought u 1 a R"port fro;n the (om., inittee of Expiting LOA'S ) which way ordered to - Iht ° printed. , Sir Ronriur BUXTZiN moved. for . an aec , mor of, thelpirtotity of Sirong Beer and Small Beer , bretvoti, ;fray; the sth January, Soz, to !he sth janoaryp „ • wi „ , t% Ati,tr-rAtee suggested the propriety of adding, 4 f• charged With duty,” which was agreed ro by Sir Rontrtt r BuxTori, a t.i the Motion L. amended agreed to, The Seamen's Desertion Bill was read a second -time, and committed IA Thursday. • StEtLe inhgnictl the House, that His Ma.► jesty,bad , beert waise(l., upon with the Addr.” , i the House, ;tud wooid be graciously pleased to give diredions to ple.pate. Litt. estiinAln :treoidingly. Mr. TLERNItY' presented Petition flow' t h e .DebtorS confined in Southwail: Gq , d, raring for rel 'tel.—Or:deed to lie on the Table. • Mr. ADA:AS 'ptXiented ati. Estimate Or the Ordi. narier 4 an d E xf ra.,tennarics of the Navy for t 601. grdered - to tie on the Table., Mr. A bAms gave notice he should: move the Es timateibo Frick v. pETrrioNs Foß,rttlvATr: BILLS. The CitAs6ttt:Lott of`the ExeltEQ,vrit moved that no Petitions . for Private should be re . ceived after the 24th of Fehruary. flk reason, he said 14 naming this diitane day was, that all pct . _ . sOni' having reiition of that natute to ptesent might be enabled to make their Llrrangcments in the proposed period, and that it Alight he under. stood that the period now mentioned would no be • enlarger'.--The motion . was agreed to. (tEsTRIcTiON. The CHANCELLOit of the ExcpPQUER,g4 4 / 4 1,0.:. rice of - his intent,ioo.to to-morrow for .leave. to, bring in 0.441 to contiw , ,: the Ikt!sttitiruii uptad Cash Voyments at the 1.1.n.k. A • " Mr. Coartv gave notice t) . l a similar motion lea,. lative, to, the Bank of Irehinii. • •• • WATERFORD ELECTION. Mr." DII*ER . E LL, .after several preliMinary servitions, which we could not .distit , etly ,t.•;, moved that John Pettit' E,q. should he excu:vd from further attendance on the !Waterford ComMittee, , . on accouncof urrnt private busiewss. The Stir AKsli observed, that the statement of the on. Membet must be verified at the Table •upun oath. Mr. Dr,Vr. a Lt. having Complied with this aug. gestion, • • - • The Si RAiF.II. MA- the 'statement, which was in subsranceit that urgent private-business revired the presence of Mr. Medley at Jamaica, that he bad agreetVfotlais ,- passage some time since, and that he had ieceive&adVice that the ship iu which he was to go was to sail immediately. Mr. Dsviiithr.'S Motion was then put, when The ATTQRNEr.Gt2VE taid, it war pain. futfor lime to oppOse Motitin like the present, ,but they ought to be ekt'reattly cFiutiou before they established a precedent of rid. nature. The Water ford EleAion C:ommittce was already reduced td twelve ; thii Mo:inut Was , ;. , ,ranted 1.1 would- he re. clued to eleven, and elms' suds a precedent might lead eventually fa do' away the proet;edipto alto. gethei, by reducing the Coatini t tee ,below the num. b' e r of nine. He thought their ought to have been a notice given of n MOtion like the present, and conceiving' that. it demanded further consideration, he moved' that the &bate Upon it should be atijOurn‘ ed,till to.tuorrow. This, Motion was immediately put and tarried. BARRACKS. A.1111;471 BE PIC E.Y seeing the SECRETARY at WAR in his phn•re. wished to know: whether the, p e n c e of thellarraCks ivai included in the Ectirnaces moved for. Ycsterd4y, as he apprehended - there was some mistake in the answer ,he received yesterday from aot-lon. Gentleman (:11r. VAN A' MART) to a sitnilat,tpawion. TbeS EeldßY at IF AR - said - he' 'was nor Pre pared to lay the EAltnatcs liefore the Fi“ a se, hum lie believed the - Estimate tclati've to the Barracks was not.included,„ Admiral .BERKELEY said, the Hon. Gentle. man who had given the answer yesterday had after wards told him that lie believed tht expence of 1.14 r, racks was included. - He thought it was important to ascertain the fad, as some discussion might take p l ace upon t h e sobjea. With respeoto the Bar. racks in Sussex, ,to which he :wished.more particu., Lally to allude, from the.enormnus wages given. to workmen the whole county had hem thrown into the „greatest confusion.. The4PR AKER here rose to Interrupt the Han, Membef f who immediately'sat do„wo. RET,MY at lr AR ici, it hal hero lo voze the Estimates respeaing airracks as ty% separate - account ; at present he . only io?voiled suhmit to the House the Army FmilDat,,, It iv a ' s competent SO thi‘ Um. Member to tilate :toy Nio'‘, tion upon the sultjed to which he . had al;u!'etl, the Hon, Wtember must he aware tit:lt; if' vice of the C iuntry regnited it, great egpence be neeessary. Here the conversation entied : The. Cu ATif.; . l" 1.1.9 4 tt of she Ex Ft?U FR It-toy e. t i an Aajoutritlivlit, the House iitli-urneti at a timer I) , ifort five CIO • • To.inotr.iw.