The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-12 00:00:00

I f %1O• b f .l. ** kAk - e r. • A f!' 1 • t ' 4l 4 ,• _ 4A 9 ' 7.74 , ISM • 4f, s l • c • • o S . . - A • xci 7 r 14 , ; ; r i • T A tr. to ~. ~;,: :~ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1803. IlintillEß 3219.1, CPRICg . . 'II,4I:;AT.RE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO- MORROW tVENING, Jan. 13, 111 031 be performed, THE COUNT OF NARBONNE. Raymond, Mr. BA RRYMOILE ; Austin, Mr. RAYMOND ; Theodore, Mr. C. K EMB LE; • • Fabian, Mr. PACKER; Renchild, Mr. I , IADDOCKS ; Thybalt. Mr. WEEB; Hortensia, Mrs. POW ELL ; • Adelaide, by a YOUNG LADY, (Being her second appearance on any Stagc.) Jaqueline, Miss TIDSWELL: WITH • LOVE AND MAGIC; Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ; Map (the Magici a n) Mr. DE CAMP ; Pantaloon, NI?. MALE ; Sc a ra mnuc h, M r. GIBBON ; • Gipsey King, Mr. COLLINS ; Tycho, (tile , :town) Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE; The Sprite, Miss TYR ER - Old Woman, Mr. BAY - LAND. 'Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master 131 , ANC11.1.AD Landlady, Mrs. COATES ; • tittle flett:, (t l ln.l4•aillad6irmer) Mrs. BLAND. The Vocal Principal arts by 1 ‘1 . 3*. COOKE, Miss TYR L R, P Miss MENAGE, Miss HICKS. - Principal Dancers. E • Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE, Master 13YRNE, Miss DOUGLAS. The Public are most re.peSfully informed that the new Pant o time will he repeated every Evening till further notice. Ou I !riday, • The Busy Body, On Eiaturday, The Meriy Wives of Wintlsor ;. Sir John latstai3. Mr. Palmer, tieing his first •performance of that tiara, ;ter in the above Play. 11 3torical I'lay, in Three Ass, with Music, called n era of th e North ism pre.paratio». 1 ' 1 ! FRE-ROYAL, 'COVENT -GARDEN. '"MORROW EVENING Jan. 13, 1803) will he performed. The t FAMILY- QUARRELS. lasic encirelY new, and composed by Messrs. Reeve, McwreheadDavy, Corn, and Braham. Mr The yrk(;limi Char. I CAM by «Ir. EE V+ . B AM, Mr. MUNDEIqo LY RA , Mr EMERY, Mr. BLAN CHARD, Mi'. SIMMONS, and Mr. INCLEDON Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs. ST. LEG ER,. Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. MissWADDy, And Signora STORAGE. e %erre HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS ; Or, Tim HALL OF SPECTRES. Principal Pantomime Cliaratigrs. tiarlvquin, Mr. BOLOG NA, jun. Padlock, Jr.A -BOLOGNA ; qii Quango, Master MENAC; E. g - `Do, 1- atherto Col um bi ne, Mr. L. HO LOG NA ; Ai, 'shard kw:, Columbine's Lover Mr. KLAN LitT ; Lounger. Mr. KING tol u n thi ne (rtsuglitet to J o h n Doe)„ Mrs. WYBROW On; Genius at E nc h antment, Mr. DART,Ey. trid,ty, Delays and Blunders, with the new Panto. Inime. , On Saturday, the new Opera of Family (24arres. A Y .4 Ung . Centlealau will make hls first it ppoaranee on any stn Ot: in the •Charader of Othello, on Monday next, Ittithth 4 new Pantonti me. • /_ iThe Pautornirhe will he.performed every Evening till lnter notice. And the New Opera every Tuesday, Thurs— tin. an t .l 5 4tunla. The ' l 4"ragaciy o y f Alfonso with th e new P antomime. will be rep e ited Lott week ; and the Comedy of Delays and Elund,. ' .%. ...................--- . . . .. RANELAGH. . OW, THURSDAY, JANUARY ao, 18o3; • will .be given, .• A SUPERB MASQUERADE, • In Honour of T 1 'fables i The BIRTILDAY of HER NIAIESTY. • lc n the Centre of the Rotunda will be appro. priate.d for Tea, Cola.; lec. And at One o'Clock the Boxes will be Opened, with the following regular SUPPER, . coNstsrtric OT CE rICKENS, VEAL, BEEF, HAM, 'JELLIES, • BLANC-MANGE, &c. rem In addi ion to w hich will f r; g i ven (upon the Plan which has Ved such general satistaEion theioreccding Years) So TWEI,,FTH CAKES, AL t ! ) ,1 2 . w' to be Dra w n fOr by the First 05 Masks-each ( 4. v.',..1 toll, upon admission, will be presented with a u lc a ' , .., , ,rt, t,v_hich if Diawit a Prize, will entitle the Holder 4it.i, wc.1 . .1 it Cake, • t ot Ille • 1 , 4f.t Flavour and Quality will be provided. A Cr. n 1 !Virriiitan,ee Italf.a -Guinea, on ly Co rn „,, lodiaus Room will . b: :ippropriated for such of the di . 7 1, 1 Y ::13 preter I)l%st:sing in th C 1 . 10114 ; and Mr. Bealby zacil '.. 'la with his Wardrobe to supply Ladies and Gen tle. y k ., `,''ll it Character DreSses of every Description ; an d . a t i ,„, ~.3 jets of Black and Coloured Silk Dominos fur lure, 'Picketll`, *Shillings to One Guinea eaeb. , n on , 6 to he had at Ns, Birchall's Music.shop, Ne • w „ ,9.str xt ;' RiLhnian's Masquerade Warehouse, No. 361, ,rxioril. tree? Heathy 's Masquerade Warehouse, Coventry street . t -. -i. hit ,i ..rot t s Masquerade Warehouse, Flect.st . reet .$ at Parr nice's, Pastry Cook, Ludgate. ,4r dens • bill, and Srfrin/ ( • I an, tat Ranelagh.hottse where Dresses may be tad on the Lveni ng. ' An E stiellent Rana will he provided for the Country Danee , : and the willOß ?OR NTION BIND in FULL UNIFORM ' du ' IP g SuPPer, perform seine of tile most favourite lloont to Mil i taryb:.oi)elti a t " ) Tr Pieces. o'Clock. ' • r 0 LAbIES BOARDING SetioOLS. FEW\ :LE AGENCY, NT, G lien square. , ~ ), 29, o t - !:.) te Ladies Hoarding Seh6ols wanting TEACHERS 1111 IC';IS :TANTS :titer the Vacation are respeaful:, in , t 4 v r i L l , l : ' " 1 rt theY May be supplied with LADIES 10 fi l l ..„..,:- ;)epe. [twins, possessin st abilities, and every "4" l ,l!'ficatic n retrnsite for he t lun•se It tl:niy, between the hours of the. situation. NI rs, BURN E d . t. h t : H ouse, t. No. e. 9, Golden -square,, where Letters (post- Ten and live, at Hid) will ), thilv attended to. - ' ,frid...—. „...„.........:-..................„.....,- glz '.-v J. 1,. G IRDLESTONE A.M. Mas / 01 ter oi 'tile C.:las...lea! School at lacccles, in the County tioSuffolk, Will o School ag ain after the Vacation or • n da.Y, 1. tunny sp en t i.. 3 • li. . with4‘ Ing 1 rely taken an airy, healthy, ai:d retired about ,t wo Acres GIG rove and Cardtm adjoining , he pur. situation, 1 : 1 ' 4 ' 4 toad, Iftt;Six Pupils -orify I, T ,I for the UttiveNtv. Entrance Vivo. Guineas, Board into the house, to prepare a n'i Pt • • e,„.„ 11 .tio aot each, under the age of fourteen . years,F.irty lii„_e4 a 'Year ; above t 114 c age, Sixty Guineas i if T ea, AT" and c SittAle Bed, be expected, an Hundred Guineas. t4,;',, r. , 13 ir 3 iestone dedicates two hoofs every Winter Evening ''''"llP r veinent of the Senior l'Opils. . --......._____ (), 1 . FRESH POTTED CHAR. N4..t07. Stiand, Corner of Savoy Steps, Dec: 34, Oki. 71°,,iN B URGESS and ' '" l' a 1 1.: - t • l'd- ' , en .ral titer have this day I-, t., ity nt 4n ti I'd- 4I It 1,., L. . t' ~ ' evil, ,l :. veil) Su oply of Flt E till pp TT 1:. ) CH A Kfrpin m . :, -ie litere Lake, which they can "recommend to be of a k,!,;' , vility to anv beiore introthiced. $i1 4 , 530 .. -. ' . Sturgeon, \Nrelch Sinoakel Salmon ) Brutswick t3 l - Nov liencit Olives, &c. • Warehouse 4s above. . . VOCAL CONCgRT.--WILLIS's ROOMS. lk NESSRS. HARRISON', BARTLEIVIAN, and /Vl.* GREAT° RE X, most respeelfullv" announce; that the CONCERTS will commence on FRIDAY the iGth of February next; and that Mrs. RI LLINGTON is engaged for the whole of the Season. The Managers most respeafully request, that the Nobi.. lily and Gentry, Subscribers of LAST YEAR; who have not already sent in their names, will have the goodness to signify their intentions to Mr. BIRCHALL; No. ' j33, New Bond-street, or to the Managers, on or befhre the 2it h of January ; after which day all vacancies will be filled u p according to priority'ofapplieation. • Tickets will be ready tor delivery to the Subscribers of last i..ason, on Thursday, the Loth instant, at Mr.. Birchall's, 4ioresaid - and to the New Subscribers (so far as the Ro o m will perfe l 6tly accommodate them), on Wednesday, the 26th of this Month. The nt u nber of last year cannot be exceeded. Terms Of Subscription.— FO UR GUINEAS for NINE CONCERTS, to be given on successive Fridays, Passion and Easter Weeks excepted. Tickets to be transferable in Families, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gentlem e n ; or two .Ladies, not of the same Family;_ or two Gentle men, may, by entering their Names respec tively at the time of subscribing, transfer their Ticket to each other ; but no other transfer can possibly be alleivrAL And it the deter miaa lion of th aM*l3 ger:::.—n no ars:dont to admit any Ticket that hasbeen in the hands of a dealer, for reasons that are sufficiently obvious. The Resolution of lastkeason, in this respect, received the general api.robation of the Subscribers. MR. CHARLES KNYVETT, jun. and Mi. KNYVETT, beg leave. respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that {having no concern whatever in the Vocal.Conc.erts), they are instigated, at the recommend:4;cm and advice of numerous Friends, to hoc • A BENEFIT VOCAL CONCERT, At WILLIS's ROOMS, On MONDAY, the 9th of MAY next, on which occasion, they humbly solicit their Patronage. Jan. 12, 18e,—No. 6, Edward-street, Cavendish-square. oz. urthenparticulars will be announced. To the PROPRIE wits of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIZS AND GENTLZMEA rr HE Eitetko for a DireCtor, in the room of the late Mr, HUNTER, being fixed for IV Ensf,s y, t h e tgth inst. I. most earnestly solicit the tavpitemfAYnur support upon that occasion. • If, from the incorrectness of Lists, as to residence, I have been hitherto prevented addressing, or paying my respeifoo every Proprietor, to that circumstance al'i;lt will, trust, be attributed any such failure, and not to t' want of respea ; As fully aware of the duty incumbent upon me, 1 anxiously hope to accomplish it bttore the Day of EleCtion. I 'have the Honour to be with respcd,. Your most obedient Humble Servant. No. AS, Upper Gower..strtet, JAMES MO NRO to,' 18°3. • • _ HALF-1 ) AY: A LIEUTENANT in ad' Old' Regiment of Foot, would exchange to Half-Pay. Apply, by Letters (post.paid), stating Terms, &c. to A. 11: Sturey's Gate Coffec-house, Westminster. A CARD. To the NOB! LIT Y and G ENT R Y of considerable LAND ED FROPERTY.• AGENTLEMAN .who: has received a liberal Education, and is of most respell able Connexions, wesald wisliupen liberal Terms to undertake the Mana;„c mint and General Superintendence of an Estate in any part of the United Kin gdoms , _ as .LAND STEWARD and RE CEIVER of RENTS. Security will be given, and refe rence for Charader and Connexion. It is requested Prin cipals alone will apply, as no application from Agents - or others can be attendecfro.. Or the Advertiser would be glad to take an extensive Farm, which he would manage in the most approved manner. Letters addressed (post-paid) to A. Z. at the Office of this Paper, wilt be duly attended to. FASHIONABLE DANCING —PRIVATE'TUITION. MESSRS. HOPKINS and SON's . ACADEMY for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashionable DANCING, ,at COACHMAKE RS-HA L'L, Foster-lane, Cheapside, continues Open for the improvement of such LADIES and GENTLEMEN as have never acquirod this Accomplishment. Or those who have not obtained the pre sent-FASHIONABLE MODE, may be-.expeditibusly iu. strafted in the most PRIVATE MAN NEB. ia ai I the F. CANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS now ill uac,. to qu4., lily them for the FIRST ASSEMBLIES. iiPUNO DI ES and, GENTLEMEN arc als o Tau it every' FA SIIIONABLE DANCE; and every'attantion exerted to give the most elegant Address. N. B. The Morning . Academy for LADIES ONLY is Open, and will be continued till Ilis Majesty's Birth-day. PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLES, Dialing_ in Stile and Plan from those in the old BUTLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY and WARE-ROOMS, No, is and t 4, CATH ERINE. STE El', Eight Doors from .the Strand, maker of the above Articles to the KING and QU E F.N, Their Royal Highnesszs the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manufac. turer of furniture in general. lityr tax has observed somenf the varioup Advertisements opposed to him, the intention of which may be eason ily dProvi iSeo- vered ; and. writes in short t hat, by permissi bt dence, he manulattures and sells as above, (where also may be hatt o every Article in the :Upholstery Line) his superior FOUR-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and various other Brass Parts ; SOFA BEDS, making a hand .some Sofa and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR BEDS, which transform the same way, and each in a few minutes; DIN ING TABLES on various Constructions, and quite on a new I! lan ; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY ST EPS on a particular camped Constrthetion ; and various Improve ments in Furniture. Houses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season ed woods and excellent workmanship. Also, for exportation i• Beds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for P 4. sengers, &c. BUTLIP. has construeted several Tools and Machines for working his Patent Articles, &c. at his Manufattory, as above, and with Much submission, and a true sense of gra titude, acknowledges the kind , encouragement he has so ge nerously received.. • tfrin contradiction to the false assertions opposed to the Sale of BUT Lta's Patent Articles, at his Warehouse may 'be seen separate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables ; And the other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads, which extend to Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with ,Screw 'Post; or Feet. FOR COUGHS, &c. ANGIBAUD's LOZENGES OF BLOIS. THESE C . elebrated Lozenges , which' have, been sold in England upwards of One Hundred and Thirty Years, were invented by Charles Angibaucl,,of Blois, Apo thecary to the then King of France, and have.bcen cAtiveye. l by Charles Angibaud,. his Grandson, late of. St. Martina lane, London, by assignment of the Original .Receipt, to the present Proprietor. The Lozenges of Blois art very different from all the I*- (Icm:inventions; and are a most pleasant and effectual. Re. tnedy tin Coughs, Colds, and Disorders of the Lungs. By a peculiar sheathing Vttality, they quickly allarthosetsouble. some tickling Coughs, called Catarrhs; and by their soften ing and healing Virtues, aftbrd great Relief in Sore Throats, Soreness of the Breast, and Asthmatic . Complaints. Sold by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Boxes, Price. rs each Duty included, by Mr. Newbay, No. 45, St. • Paul's ; Mr. 'Golding, No. 42 , Cornhill ; Tutt. at the Royal Exchange ; Messrs. _Bayley and Blew, Coa.spur.. street ; Mr. Wade's". Old Bond-street ; Mr. J eboult. o. 150, and - Mr.• Bidding, No. 76, Oxford-stn.:eV; Mr. Ward, No, 32.4,. , ; and Iktir. Clarke, No, 269.Dorough. SECRETARY'S OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, January It, 1853. IrEIESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable the LORDS and Others, COMMISSIONERS for Managing the AtVtits of the ROYAL HOSPITAL at CI-JELSEA, to give Notice, that all Out-Pensioners (as Well Lettermen as others), belonging to the said HoSpital, residing in London, or within. Twenty-five Miles thereof; are required to appear Personally; and Regintentallyi at the Secretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the respective Days undernientioned, when attendance will be given from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Three in the A ftehmon, viz. On FRIDAY, TANUARY t 4. • The Pensioners from the rst and ad Regiments of Life Guards; 'the late Ist and ad Troops of Horse Guards; the late Ist and ad Troops, of Horse Grenadier Guards; the Royal Horse Guards, Blue; the 3d, 4th, and 7th Regiments of Morse; the Dragoon Guards, and all the Dragoons and Fencible Cavalry, with the British Legion of Horse. On SATURDAY, IANUARY 15. The Pensioners from the tst and Coldstream Regiments of Foot Guards. . • On MONDAY, TANuattry 17. Pensionersitam the 3d Regiment of Fdot Courts. ;.lii tho.w.froni the rst to the tritiltegrOunt4'of Foot, incluzive. On TUESDAY, f ,A-UARY 1g: Those from the lath to the 35th Regiments of Foot, in clusive. On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1). Those from the 36th to the 62A , Regiments of Foot, elusive. On THURSDAY, r a t ..NUARY 20. Those froni the 63d to the rieth Regiments of Foot in. elusive, as also the Pensioners from the Queen's German Regiment, the African Corps, Loyal Irish, Lord Strethaven's, Major Walter's, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, Queen's Rangers, the Fencible Corps, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volunteers, tile Royal Hospital Corp_s, with the American Corps. On FRIDAY,IANUAICY 21. The Pensioners from the Militia, those from the several Indeper lent Companies of Invalids ' those from the Reduced Regiments, Marines, and those who have been In-Pensioners of Chelsea Vlospital. On SATURDAY, tANUARV 22. The Pensioners from the late Royal Garrison Battalion, the Lettermen, and Men at Nine-Pence per Diem; those Serjeants, Corporals and Private Men, who receive the in. creased Pension on account of Blindness ; as also the Serjeants disbanded from the late Independent Companies, who receive One Shilling per Diem • with the Private .Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late tst and ad Troops of Horse Guards. And that all Out-Pensioners(as well Lettermen as others), 'belonging to the said Hospital, who live at a greater distance than Twenty-five Miles truth London, and those in,Seotland and Ireland, are hereby reqtfired and commanded; after the 25t11 of June next, and after every succeeding asth of June, and 2sth of December, until further orders, to apply to one of His Majesty's justices of the Peace, in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the following Affidavit, which the said Magistrate for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. " - came before me, one of His Majesty's " Justices of the Peace for the County of , and " made Oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of " Chelsea Hospital, on the day of 'Or " iS ), from the Regiment of , Commanded by 64 ; was then,aged about years, served in " the Army years, was discharged for , and that " he is no otherwise provided tor by the Public, but as a " Pensioner of the scaidlloapital l 'and now lives`in.the Parish 46 of , in the County at " Sworn before me, this day pf ; ," The .o.ffidavit, drawn according to the above form,. dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up , in a cover, and sent by the General Post, directed thus---‘ To the Right Honoureble the Paymaster General, at the Horse Guards; • London." And Counterparts or Duplicates of the said Affi davits, are to be reserved by the Out-Pen wafters respectively, to be exhibited to such persons as shall be directed to pay them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pensions, are the real l'ersons entitled to receive the same. And to the end that the Commissioners fur the A Weirs of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners arc the same Persons who have passed their Examination, it is hereby further direded, that such of them who have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Regiments, or Independent Companies' of Invalids, are not to mention in their Affidavits such Regiment, or Company of Invalids in which they served last, bet the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army, from which they were first discharged, and re commended, and received at Chelsea Hospital. And as the general Payments in. Great Britain and Ireland, at the end of the ensuing six Months, are generally regulated by the Places of Residence, mentioned by the Pensioners who are mustered at Chelsea in person, and in the body of the Affidavits of those who live at a diitance ; it is hereby or dered and directed, that no Person , - :who shall change the Place of his Abode given in at his Muster, or specified in his Affidavit aforesaid, and who may . apply tor his Pension (ex. icepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such Place Of Abode), shall receive the saute, unless it appears by the Certificate of respedable Persons, that such removal was throPgh unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent. Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered . upon .the Pay-Lists at the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any Benefit therefrom,, who shall not ad agreeably to these Orders and Direaions. G. AusT s • Secretary anti Register. HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE LETT, or SOLI.) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, and Possession had at Lady-clay next, L. CONVENIENT.. RESMENCI4I for .a Genteel Family, or for a Boarding . Scheol,. situate in the Village of LI GONSHA L 1., in the County of 'Hee hint. The House consists of a roomy Hall, tiro good Parlours, excellent .Kitchen and Back Kitchen, on the Ground Floor, and five .Bedchambers on the First Floor, with Garrets. The Garden is sufficiently large, and nearly surrounded with a single row of Scotch and 'Larch Firs. There are three Acres of . Land attached to it, partly plinted with •young . Fruit Trees, now aiming into bearing, and producing at pre sent five or six Hogsheads of Cyder.-- 'Chem are convenient Outbuildings, as Barn, Stables, and Cyder Cellar, belonging to it • and th e Village will siipply the Table with Most.cum mon'NecesSaries a (Butcher and Shopkeeper living on the spot: The.Mark ct Town of Kington lies•withirthree where there is a genteel Society', and. well attended Assembly and Grammar School. The London Waggon; on its toad to Kington,tonce a week, passes the Village. • To save unnecessary application, the yearly Rent will be Thirty Pounds, and the Purehase.money . Six Mundred Pounds, which may for the most part remain-on the Pre• rinses, if necessary. For further particulars, application may be made to bI Tourie, Palmer, and I.' ugh, No. .s,•Gray's inn-square, don, or, Mess. Cheese ;01 Davies, Kington, Herefordshire. January 7, 1303. FOR GOUT, WIND. SPASMS, PAINS IN "Flit: s MACH, AND - DEW LiTY ARISING . FROM AGE OR OTHER • 'i," • • WALSH's GINGER' SSEDS. rir HIS Preritit ion of the' Gill'Of is recommended for Indigestion, Wc - ikiiess, graiirV and Pains in the Stomach, and in Di %viler , : Ginger or - Cordial Me dicines'are necessary. Are also serviceable Cold, Flatulent, Gouty, Rileum,, , _!..!, and Paralytic Complaints, and Debility arising from .14. e ur rather Causes. Tiii,sc who suckle will find them particularly adapted for that period, as they remove that himtness° so generally expericiued, correei the Milk, and prevenz Hatutencies, so fatal to Infants. They readily dissolve in any liquid, aud arepr e tey,,bie to common Ginger, being treed from the impur ities; and the woody and tibrulis . parts or the ro-t. ,The quantity ,of a tea. spoonful may be takcit at ally time, either alone, and.chewed a nd gradually swallowed, in dissolved in a cupful of tea, or a glass of wine, or wine and water. Prep:m.ll.4nd sold only by - F. C. Walsh (Inventor), mist to His 'Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. 1 04 ,, Strand, London, in Bottles, as. 9d. and ifs, 64. e ac h. Walsh's Powocred.Gipser, 7s. 6d. excitßag Lin aprid HOUSE, Deceieher ii; IST:. 1 4 14 i C OURT of of th e DIRECTORS (MIT • • -A- COMPANY of i'VERCIIANTS IND train. ; • to bet Bari !,,die: do to give Arctic?, That 4 General Court of the said Company wll he held :;t Le.ir !bum, in Leadenball-ttreet, on IP7DN.SDAY, the Igtb j 18oi t . from Nide o'c7ack itt the Morfingiantil . lix :01 Evening, for the Eke - five Direawr of the said Coedpaly, in the roam of ychet Hunter, Es;. deceased. if'ILLMAI RA:V.94Y, See: NEW Music. This Day . was published, .. • And to be had of all tne tvluSic.:;ellers ' THE Favourite OVERTURE to the toinime, called HARLEQUIN HABEAS, now forming with universal applause at the Theatre- Royal, Co; vent-Garden, gannposed am( •Arraogelifut the - Piants Vette by Mooreheark kire,zs. Likewise the two favourite Glees sung in the atinve Pantoiniine, vomposed by I. MoorcheAdo 'pace earth is: 6d. " Each coming Day." the favourite Song sung by Mn. 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