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" - 4tvirritty , ‘ ' 7 17/, ~ , ,,: •-• f• • e ....„,„;..?1, ._. pt ,, / O .A . (. I ' ... ''' , , P''' :JAI ! , „, .. r 4 ..---,, ' ~. E vit °S ------ F k i , - --t. ..... . -__.. - , :;• - sl#lo-ain , 9 ' t, . , 0 ... 4.) ittflii r itt ti .., 1 . . . 14.- )g rB' t jll ,r lllei v , ( lit eft3ii've - 11 4te 69 6 - 01 os. • 0 1 -. 0 0 : lie in t(i it h e c old ect. , 41 . It\iiMils THE vr s ' RE ROYAI DRUB.Y-LANE. Maj„tits,l"Bl4,\TT EVI3N iNG, Pec. 27, their x, . Te,, Servants will perform the Tragedy of • kNth4lglitnri‘iN, R ICHARD THE THIRD. • t s ' l gha n , Y '., 4 r. p'ope : Duke of Glotice v, ter, Mr. Kean; 4, 5. (il ove , air. Holland; Richmond, Mr. Rae; Queen, T o ker et ' . ' LadY Anne, Miss Boyce ; Duchess of York, owl. on. ich w i i , , • " 1)e added (eel time), an 2 entirelY Neqand Su r,. pert) Pantomime called ,„. THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS. lit it e , ol }lv elit; )li,usHicA, IIL EQUISINDBAD. • Sce nerY, erv; Dressec, Are. !I. I. l " , ire and Music composed by_ Mr. :M. P. Cord. 4t:i til l dhad , ti)(.._l),,atltone produced by Mr. Kirby. ~rariell the Sailor (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Hartland ; 11 0 ;lti ies .8, the,Dianiond Merchant (afterwards Pantaloon), itt,:ittiapp,lls,ee,r,mic;lslAuw(inie,dl;:lirn.,Kairby• Liliputian Sailor (with-a child only tire ears old (her elk' %li ' "ce Gledhill, Sta..e) • .Diamon'ella, the Fairy of the 111 t ( "' 1 1 00 l .. F , . St`'. e) ` klte rw e, atretta, Daughter of the Diamond Mcr 144Vti lyirr e ,aids Columbine) Miss Vallancy. ea.,, t ; , -,The Belle's Stratagem ; Lmtitia Hardy, Miss ..,41'Irdav,`Jhursdy Macbeth.—On Friday, Jane Shore. 's..:l4ntlet, Prince of Denmark. -----.„_ tlilB t-k,,iiieTßE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I k p 'ir'6BENT EVENING, Dec. 27, will e,h the O a f 7 t tr ~,t , . d 'llE LORD --p O er F o THE MANOR. (ch 'MI he performed (for the ‘ . 2d time) a New ' . Ii Grand Pantomime, called '‘v 0 .`-‘4LICTIN WHIT'I'INGTON ; ih.. lay', LOlll.l- MAYOR OF LONDON. keo 11--n ewSeenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. .b• - o'e f, tire and Music composed by Mr. Ware. ok, 4 'tVhi t 1 he•whole " •trran Mr. Farley. kk i i Al,,,, t hlgton r kafierwaFds Hartquin), Mr. Bologna, ,Il ,i,ba,'llart Giibble (afterwards Pantaloon), •Mr. N - Si,, r i tzlv, - , c cieely Suet aft rt rds Clown), Mr. Grimaldi ; ir.),,Nlr.i,ore,? (the'Mer ( h 7 e t) va lfr Tinney; Capt. Cross-tle- A t ,'Nll. -4 ,. (1 et; L .ngoe-Barn ' tion ' o7o (King of -Barbary), ;V :if z; '','lntg Savora'id, Master. s 'tt ~ t , t i' (~,I'94ty), Mademoiselle Morelli ; Miss Mice (af -o,:illit, A.ii - s's 'i x i ' v " ,.. h . e)., Mrs. Parlier; Bizzybco (Genius of In l't.'''Z.,,ll`):lue4r,le.,.°:ftil'lte.al'enery will lie introduced, Bucliin . g . L: rN'' I !; ,'''"h' a 'vier/ of the 13alloon Ground s as at t . ite. - ‘ 4 th',, 1 • 44 Pit t s .' (,),' August. In this Scene, au Ascent of a Bal t', Li 'lip ,'e' by Mons Ganierin, carrying Nl.Blauche - 41. 1 ,. -- ,,,,:- will descend -: the. Parachute from the root, iit i N; ' , l :,' Ca';vl'.l.%eA, t o ,nhi:ti l S 'A tage. ..The , 8 . r . ii .. 15 .. e af i l . i f l ie P l ac t d i a_ Niit'Yhiciker ';j4laes's'i;rl,illuru C lu(u c cu rd where (L will 141;Ni iltectli.„, kf,,,!ssto the Temple of on 9 ~ 1 1 , t' i li,•7 „1 Ntgrior Ru;ieri the celebrated Artificer of 4, '•ij.' and t;t , vel display of Fireworks.. .:14.0 d if.oini:it e of "Harlequin Whittington, Lord • 0121/4%.`. 4floo,ivill'he repeat• cd every Evening Fill further K . . 1 .,„ . '' , •''it ''', Venice PreS r' 1 Belridera, Miss O'Neill.- 14 ; 4 ' 14, The. Forest e ‘' ('; ' • ella. n a u - t: Doo• of Mon -41414 40,, of Bundy; 0 1 f '-' 0 s, t , (k4lesLt.,.r.l Paris.--On Friday, lsab 414 10 x . kk1,01,1. Ea r -- p tt. lt F. .A \-: • tn, l-13? - ": 1) LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 4 70. eti hr j 3? -" BLA(.KFRL‘aIIS; . .. I. 11. 1 ) 1' ../1 ,, c 11 .' ; . c , f ., *f Parliament; fee- INSURANCE from 'N1 . 7 ,` 1 1?& - LVES; and for the Licaat anti Purchase - of e_ t. • ti % - v i. k h i. r ,„..._ - • /`%). 1); t tiill k : -1.8 'falling due at Christmas wil l 7 4. e ~, !sten), re -within fifteen days from. putt , pe -li,Fl- 4.l:ver y 4 f ire ltigurance pursued by this. Gotu jrit,- ev t .vt n. 4 1vantage whiCh such a security can yield. Ni.'ai,,,titi' 4 t,,• ~ Is . made- on Life Insurance • and in that, 1. a te. - ° limit of the bu , iness, the'C l ocnpany's ar , l . 44 tuded with all possible ' convenience and 14' 17,,_ 1 /: h e' 4 WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. • X4 4tt. sil ktt tlra offi ce f o r the West-end of London, is Wt st -iriae - orivew- borrd-ort44-4a:wikr_ex.- 1 4 L ktt h tlitli l ior g b4s. State Lottery-Office, No. .1, ni 4 J, k}i t hW TICKE'ri and SHARES are on Sale 1,"41il';'11 wo B'lll. s t : s reT;le.t_e"Y which begins DrawiHg of 20,0001. '11 1 • e o• of 10,1001. &c. &C. si Capital 41.1 sha pe , Only 12.,000 'fickets. c„k r ltteri„' the la best "Prize that has been sold for N;klt,"'leof',.; and in - tl.e last twelve months. One o ',,1101%p1d and 001. several of 1,0001. 5001. , 3001. &c. &cf hor n shared at PERRY's truly 1. ertunate Office. ars, ti t ... 1,, • .... •• • L. 20,000 ' 1,120 L.i, 00 1;15 '' • • ... •• • 20,000 7,19 1 ' ll l '• • . ''• • • 2 0,c00 - 4,824 . - qi, , :::"“ 1 0,000 3,620 1 ,QOCI ti. t . tl•N's 1., ....., • • 18,000 Besid.esPrizes of L. 500, &C. 1 / 4 tft„...goir..)x. and Co. sold the above grand k , h t x .ith i , v tkiT•aintal Prizes in three successive small Lot -1/4.4lrlicy 4 I le last twelve Months, and divided the whole ~IttL k le f„,,taong their Friends. --TICKETS and SHARES ' , ‘,',,,qf l \ "` UN present Lottery, which begins ' Drawing 4 , , e xt 1, 101 .Q e ,_, it L.lO,OOO for the first Prize above s‘'ortthili, TWENTY GUINEAS. REWARD. IOST from the HARWICH . MAIL: on Thnrs day night, the 22d inst. between HarwiCh aid London, a BLACK LEATHER PORTMANTEAU wrapped in Linen, and lashed with a Curd, but without address. Any pers on s tirittioig it in a perfect state to - ISO: 2, Great Winchester street, Broad-street, London, „shall receive the above Re ward.—December et,, 1814. IMPE.RIAI. TWINE-CLOTH. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. THIS Article, so desirable .for its great condu— civeness- to Health; as well as its pre-eminent beauty in appearance, it. Durability and unequalled gconomy, is manufactured on a Mathematical Principle (ayant toute l'agrNable de la toile du lin), and is most pleasant to wear, totally preventing the ill effects of. sudden transitions from hto cold, by imparting , effeetually, yet imperceptibly, an equable Ohiperature. It has no flax nor any thing whatever nusixl with it, and it is folly ascertained to surpass in dura bility every other hind of Cloth,.and thus rendered most de sirable in every Climate and in orrery Season. Each Piece contains from 25 yards upwards, at'2s. ; 2s. 6d.; 3s. ;. 3s. Gd.; 4s. 6d. and ss. Gd.." per yard; and made both in 7-Bths and 4-4th. The Pieces for Sheetings; affording peculiar comfort in this, and in Foreign Climates, are made in 5-4th and 6-4th wide, and contain' from 26 t 052 yards each, from 2s. 6d. to ss. Gd. per yard, and each'Pieceis warranted. It is sold, Wholesale and by the Piece, by .1. M LIAM), the Patentee, at the EAST INDIA WAItEHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAP, SIDE, and at no other )FlOuse ; add where the White Chints for Ladies Dresses, _may be obtained from three to four -gui neas, each Piece containing from three to four Dresses each. Many of the First Families have long experienced" its ad vantages. 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