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I NUMBER 3225.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LA.NE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 20, t So 3, • will he } SHE med SUE WOU'D AND WOU'D NOT. • Don Philip, Mr. BA B.R ; YMORE ; OE.lavio Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Trappanti, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Ilippolita, Mrs. JORDAN ; Viletta, Miss MELLON. WISH LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ' • Mago, (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP 'Pantaloon, Mr. MALE ; Searamouch, Mr. GIBBON GiPseY King, Mr. COLLINS Tycho, (the Clown) Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss 11. MENAG E ; The Sprite, Miss 'l'Y. Y R E R - Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master BLAN C HARD I Little Bess, (the Ballad Singer) Mrs. BLAND. • The Vocal Principal Parts by att. COOKE, Miss TY it ER, Miss MENAGE, Miss lit CKS. Principal Dancers. • , • Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE' . Master BYRN E, Miss DOUG ~LAS. The Gentleman who was received with such loud and , "" 11 ` 161611 1t applause, in King Richard, will repeat that Clia raeter on Monday next; being his second Appearance" any . Stage, The Publie ate most respeat'ully . informed that the new 'Pantomime will berepeated every Evening till further notice. O h Frid ay , the Tragedy of Cymbclinc. On Saturday The Belle's Stratagem. 4 new Comedy., called Hear both Sides, is in rehearsal, and will be produced in the course of nett week. Tithed') Historical Play; in Three AL'ls, with Music, called duo ot the North, is in preparation. TiI 4ATRE-ROVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, Jan, 20 1803, will be Tierfortned, FAMILY Q UARRELS. The Principal Charaiters by Ntr. BRAHAM, Mr. MI4NnEII• Ur. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, Mr.:tLANGIAARD., Mr. SIMMONS, and Mr. iNct.g E pc,_)N • ?tits. MATTOCKS, M rs . sr. LEG R: . Mrs. DAVENPORT, • Ks. DIBDIN, Miss ‘VADDV, And Signora STORAGE. Wl7ll HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS; Cr, THE HALL'OF SPECTRES. erincipal Pantomime Gharatters. Harlequin, Mr. BO LOG NA, jun. Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; Quango, Master MENAGE t 4-10 e 1151411 , Lather to Columbine, Mr. L. BOLOGNA t Richard Roe, Columbine's Lover, Mr. KLAN ERT Lounger, Mr. KING ; olurnbine (daughter to !elm Doe), Mrs. WYBROW Genius of Enchantment, Mr. DARLE V. Family Quartos will be performed on Saturday, and re. red entry Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, till further mice. • O n Friday, the Comedy of The Man of the World, which Will yertorened every following Friday through the season. 0 n Monday, the Tragedy el Alfonso. the New 'Pantomime will be perforrned every Evening WI further notice. 'THE DEA•rJ.J of CHARLES ALEXANDER e ' RICK . IT ' T, Esq. having occasioned ain the the Representation of the BO ROl.lO I-1 of IPSWICH in V il lnlent. the WORTHY and 1 NDEP ENDENT FREE - F. 144 of that IM R 0 LIG H resident in or near London. are regueited for the present not to engage their Votes. CARD. the N OBILITY and A GENT R Y of considerable LAND- t: PROPERTY. A GENTLFAAN %vh. has 'received a liberal* Education, and is of most respatablo Connexions,. would ment wish upon liberal Terms to undertake the 'Manage- And General Superintendance of an E s t a t e i n an y p art (3 of the United Kingd oms , as LAND STEW A RD an d RE -1 VER of RENTS. Security will be given, and refe rence for Charailer and Connexion. It is requested Prin cipals alone wilt apply, us no application from Agents or others can he attended to. Or the Advertiser would be glad to take an extensive Farm . , which he would manage in the inost approved manner. Letters addressed (post-paid) to A. Z. at the Office of this "Ilvr, will he duly attended to. T 0 E 1147- f" ---- K an i d N G ß en O tr ' y r , the Nobilit e y 1 ;2 the I t I. C A! 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One-tbi , ,iptari if the Purchase *lone) , to be paid 'at the time the bargain Is iOl/..; elided, and tin remainder wben the Shot, shera be taken (ra.:Y.; fite Shot to be removed le) fortnight after the full-base is agreed upon; and the convejanee if it to be at the plirsh.fer'i enpence. By Order of the Board, . • R. This Day. Were published, in Tvi!o 14rgc Volumes, !Ivo. with Anatomical Plates, price 356. in Wards, THE OUTLINES ol the VETERINARY, ART, or The PRI NC PLES of MEDICINE, as applied to a knowledge of the Structure,' Flint:110os. -on4 (Economy of the Horse, the 0%, the Sheep; and the Dc!,g t arid, to Is • more scientific and successrul tit:diner of tieating theit various Diseases. 13y DELABERE - IMAINE, Professor or Animal Medicine Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Reer., Paternoster:mu , . " It appears to us that this WOrkqs .the ..beo and nl9lt scientific system of the VetcritiarY . Art that has hitherto sp. pcarcd in this country; and we therefore recon;rncnd it to all who are desirous of acquiring cotnt)et,cnt knowledge at the •strucdure,and diseases of the Horse, * and other di:inn:4le qud drupedo,"., Iftitish ; Thii Day Were Embellished with beautiful hotitisipiece, (tom a Deijgd by Win. ()pie, mica 6a boardsu • IQ 0 E . 1A S. . By: Mi. . I E, " Mrs. Opie's Volume of Poem's has .afforded ud much pleasure, and it would hive uhtaineti lur.lls. .nuthor a very consideribte "reputation. thouoi her f0rn1449% ha4 '' ' bee* u nkrlcovn:•" --- OttirtnirKtt 'Key 'etc, t edit Printed for T. N. Longman . anti 0. Rees; Paternoster. row. Of whom maybe had, lately published, by the Willi Authors The Father and Daughter ; a Tale, in Pose. The TWA Edition, with a Frontispiece, price 4s. 6d. boards. " The pleasures of melancholy are suited wily to minds of uncommon susceptibility--to those.pefScros who may be said to have a syMpathetie taste tor distress I and front teaders of 'this class, the tale of woe now before us will meet' With peeti., liar acceptance. Fur oursevi4, we own that we have been trulyatlWed by the perusal of it, since it is replete with inte rest, and-posseses pathos eliatiy,ii to altet the heart of the most callous of critical readers. ' Monthly Review, June au,. mHE CORDIAL HALM of .GILEAO, by it 4 softening, healiiigi turd Ohio qhalities, as well as hY its salutary ettites, aaords A sure prospeA of returning strength, and:a certain - hope of muscular invigotatien, to those who are' debilitated by , premature Or etcessive indul• gencies hente arise Weakneas of Sight, Vertigoes. Loss ?f Appetites ' and Mental Decay. - A Body that is enervated in youth, seidont recovers itself; old age and iotinrittles speedi. ly cotnf on; and the thread of lite is, shortened, For thee foundation of a happy Old age, .is ,a. pod eon3titutiof . in youth ; temperance and moderation, at that age, are pass• ports tb happy grey hairs. , The Cordial Balm of Gilead most wonderfully cherishes nature, and will support the life of the aged and intim, In .all inward Decay*, Debility. Lowness of Spirit*, Relaxa tion in either Sex, whether hereditary- or , owing to youthful iinprudencies this Medicine will atlfird the most-wonderful relief. • In dervous Consupaptione. its merit stands unri valled: at enters into end mixes with the most subtle of the animal fluids, assists and invigorates - the decayed juices, and throws a genial warmth upon the dJbilirated and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. As Dr. Solomon's praitiec is now become so great and ex tensive, and his constant engagements require a considerable portion of bit time and attendance* ha experts, when con sulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea ; but all i.vrittea Cases, or Letters of Advice, and unaccompanied with an Order. for Medicine and Remittance, to be answered at his leisure, are required to inclose only Half.a.Guinti. Such Letters should, for safety, be thus direited—" Money Lot ter, Dr. Solomon, Solonion's-place. Brownlow.strest, Li verpool 4 paid double postage,"---Letters may be ordered to be addressed for X. 2. or A. B. at the Post.oilicee • till call. ed !pr. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Oileadis sold in Betties, price Half. a-Guinea each ; there are also POttleti, ,price 335. containing equal to lour Bottles at tos. 6d. by which the Patient eavea 00. including also the Duty ; the. Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver pool," to imitate which * ni felony. N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the postage of all Letters whatever, must bo paid. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti•lmpetieines and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health ' are' Sold by Remnant, Ilamburgh ; R. Bach, Peter.strect. New-York ; Mathews, No. A, Strand; London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ,• mingham, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle ; Cheltenham, Se!. don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rol lason ; Coaches • ter, .Kr ymer ; Canterbury, Simmons ; -Carlisle , lollit; Chatham, Ethel - 111pm ; Chelmsford, "Clachat ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith ; Chippenham, Combs Dublin, Dugdale, F,xeliange. court ; Derby,. Drewry ; Durham, Pennington ; Dover, Neales ; De-vizes ,• Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue; teal , Rose ; Dartmouth; Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Biiilgo ; Exeter, 'crewman and Son .; Falmouth, Elliot ; lords". ter, Pitt, Walker r . Glasgow, Nl' Douald ; Liverpoeli' Cass, • druggist ; Leeds, Bums, Holmes*; Lincoln, Drury:T . l4'in, Ileadley ; LeiCester, Gregory, Swlnfen; Lewes, Pitt chester, Thompson; Nl:agate. Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, 'Harold ; Newbury, huller. Alice; New. cestle %Volker, tampon ,• Northampton, Dicey ; Nottine. ham, Burbage ; Norwich, Szevitiison .and Co. jihies ; Plymouth Dock, Itoxiend ; Portsmouth, Delano Reading„ Smart'4 Co. ; Rochester, tkigtormi ; Pte tots, Serged • ' ,Shrtivsbury, Utiliewes.; Southampton, Baker ; - • Statturd, r Morgan ; S t a:latent, Newcomb ; • Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury, Coltins ; Scarbotorighe Bayley_ ; Taunton, Pneilati Ttinhridge Wells, Spraw ; Wells, &vial ; weemenin. Wood; Wiritnr, lilikkeney'; and by all the repining* gun'. tine Venders, RooksellerS, r.c, irl every: pri wapiti TOwn its engiand, i rel 3 iltio Scotland, and Anterice., who wit/Mita al s mpiaers gratis, with a varinty.cif atitnentic Doeurndirs quoted t f