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coo. b 01'e111.14i .re citrr it ck , cil i 6 sr'",,;llo . 'o p Y .t of pAt , i‘ j „ lie ; ,. 1.! ;36. 's' Mete'/)ll 1 b• ha ve ?i t "' . fii• 1$ t G c c° to (13; ro e, c l ; ( ,t ( '")11' ' tYlcto tli' v oef e ( 1 1; e ' 15 :i for 1 :;tpr . `;`. , CO ; iv Tip c „o , r ~ ;I'~ I <<~ A~ " ..110 rrY i , C ~~, :~~ _., j .~ iC~ t,i;~, ~ i' ,•/' ~ ~i r~ 1 ): 0 ) - IV " OP e 5 iej 1-4;11 icol` tr iu .1)0 1 lif ,;t) b e` ' ,11 1 t ic 03'3,1 P rj' , Od s ce• 0 5' 61'• J. / 5 ' VP L;t3Y p4' f 3 C f' d l, . 17 1/ sit • re- i+t A „ il 'l c r, Cl' d • 11` 7:1' • 11$; 5 6 1 •crts, Fs° tvri/ 6 959 1 11 • 4 /s T-1 , 4 It' , YAL, DRURY-LANE. Ala rt ' - EN T ENING, Dec. 26, their "'ties' .ervants will perform the Tragedy of V !10 rnii,;,..,,• • CI EORC4I BARN ' , l' ELL. V o : : , • - e,,,.. ,5 9° , 1, Mr. t!Owell • Barnwell, Mr. R. Phillips ; 4it ; • ' Tra.-inan, Mr. Barnard; Mill , corn. which ic • !I''It!). a New Snperb Pantomime, called 0 y OF DIAMONDS ; +ls N ith RARLEQUIN SINDRAP. ! o v :? r ti : c Machinery, Dresses, &c. Ruck Mti, , .;• c" . onaposrd by Mr. Corti. ,I,k• P,antominte prodacell by Mr. Kirby. Ora r i e tr , e Sailor fafterv , . rds harlequin). Mr. Hartland ; 4.P.kr "S, theb • "" • l'• t' low') • 4 , , Merchant (afterwards an a Clown, 'Air. Kirby Liliputian Sailor (with a Nlits Ghdaill, a child only five_ years old (her 1) 46 !. viriscrle any •it age ) ; Diainottella, the fairy of the .„ 44. rti ort , ~`";ItCoVl; acir hine)etta, Danglite VaPar ofi th cy. M e Diamond cr ttt.ir, i ~.dileAd tig Richa r d the Third; Richard, Mr. Kean. t 'rite Strat4gein ; Letitia Hardy, Miss `4t'i " rl s rday ), H u h ulstiay, Ma• ehetit.-o,t Friday, ',Mite Shore. mkt, Prince of Denpark. 1 • . \'',.,................................. ill i Q Nit .V i 'fl'a%E ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. ;lerr lI ES I4 -4'NT EVENING,, Dec. 26, will br a ~ i i l 4 ll i. '',..- 1 / 4 ' the "Tragedy of k.ti s '.,l, 4 r,li gool ''EORGE BARNWELL. NO, VI,. ~, Mr. Egerton ; Uncle, Mr. Murray ; George c ,. • 1 100 ti,.. "PwaY; True:lran, Mr. Hamertoo; .11,ailfs, - 0. wi lici, : Millwood, Mrs. Faacit. -v ill he performed (for the first time)' a New . „I..ittild Pantomiine, con" vi O '' I. .EQuiN - WHITTINGTON; Li MAYOR OF LONDON. T t li h t e ri v ti , . : e l ; tie w Scenery - Machinery, Dresses, &e. Ix ",,itiire and Nltisic ' eromposed by Mr. Wa.re. ii t 41 \vb. I. he whole a . fra.iig - ed liY-Mr. 164-ley. 1,4..4i,Ad„da:.,10ti (afterwards 1-la 4 rlequiti), Mr. Bologna, 7 , 4 ,1) 04",,e." Gobble (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Nor h:'ztvar.i. 'eel) , - Suet (afterwards. Clown), Mr. Grimalrli , ; i t, ki.. Kidd (the Al ercluint) Mr.Tionev ; Capt. Cross-th - ~u t tY , ,,, :- 4vdtr; Longo4Bani:liono-0 (king .of Barbary), '''iv t ;, 4 . , If '1i.,41g Sarovard Master Williams; Squialiha. Ati%(.',ol,,4ll','"'Y), Nii.:deint:isell'e INlorelli ; bliss Alice (af ',llll 114 . 44,1, 1 , 10 e; . Mrs.• Parker; Bizzybtx (Genius of lu ii, to. rio,rgiti. • i rt k , v t, tls ,2 l ~, ~. the Scettery will be introduced, . Bucking- I lli tt he ;,,‘ l 'h a vieW of the Balloon GrOund, as at the 4 41 p. '- of August It this •;cene an Ascent of a Bal. S t i ti t v i li. ;%.I,:nut_e, by Moos ' . Gars ' ierin, , carrying.l.Bl , anche 04 1 '4,1 i : 2 4 0 i descend in the Parachute from tilt. roof,. , c.,,,,..i:ce,0n t the Sta;:e. •I:lie . Bridge and PaFod . a q NO Whi 0. .!' St. James's Park, illuMinated. The I. in tr 44,16ite41(..lianges Ti) the Temple of Concord, where will VkLi 0, 1 ,-; - Signor Itu4ieri (the celebrated Artificer of ii t i.'"urt h ' '' -Signor novel display: of Fireworks. r t h %V ) te F '%,,,,,' "e Lord 'of the Manor.-4 in W , e , dnesday, li kri b s 'N 6f ; Belvidera, Miss O'Neill.—On I hursda), Ns ''''.o o p Bo ndy; or, Thi,Dog of Montargis; and Johit _2L I dYi Isabi.:lla.—On Saturday, The Gatuester. ttl} l. - at p ' 8 PICTURE, CHRIST REJECTED. t iti ti lls pvtiRLIC al . - r spectfuil y itif()ritted, that 14 4 1413 4 tlibi! ,;;Ii!III,11:TI:)Ntiii e iE-OPENED,.. with t.heAdtli kt'at vt, DES, GN of the CRCCIP I \ !ON rit 011 It - ....., & iii ( 1,, 0 ' 1 ,01 w as t o t om . been paint-d ori Glass. fo!* . t.ie zl, l , : . ifi f tiet b y 28 ) i o st. f-;eor, , ,,,_'s Chapel. ‘1 Ind et) Day (Sundays excepted) from Ten till dusk. • 1 . o , m 1,4 By Cheer, , : 1 ;Nlall. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. • ......„......,...41 ' 4 - . .1 Vircs a.r. , ? tielt i s the R.Lrant. tr 1t .THE EYE AND EAR. kr S 4;0 . 4 wit,t T v. EIT EN SON, Surgeon-Oculist and ' ! t er Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, t, Alt 111 his Anunal Course of Lectures on the ? r ad': in January. d„ , t 'wenty-four Lectures will be given a full t pi l'lex sir"lPtion and demonstration of every part of 4 2 ) ati, in u cture of the Organs of Sight and I-tearing ; Ire Est Bq; f their respective tunct.ons in a state of htiditilirtatiti,icidation the history, symptoms, and best te tw t.t ll ( it various diseases,. including an account ',: f !re Surgical Operations, and the most ho sl,otlars Performiug-tltens °ls,, he I, nowii - by applying. to Mr. Stevenson, m 5, (ireat Ruqsell-street, Blomsbury-square. '1i,,ti,,•hfu74„,!1, BURNE, and Co. respectfully in- Nr t g. t: ( ' i" t ae Public that TICK,F.'rS and SHAKES fur the k .i. E ) X '..l4:4t Y a: e. flow ' on Sate at their Office, No. S 3, Q It ti -tvIiANGE. 4•l'iz:s4.,--,)osistiog of Only . 12,000 Ticliet.;,coooatains— th,•;•., -••• • L. 20,000 I 2 Prizes of L. 1 ,0 ,000, etc. i t r or a „:•• •••• • • • to 000 1 4 Ne 1• It 1,,i-ing c ommences on the Lath JANUARY, when I f J e o t, 411 ( 1 11 4 Aore 51. will be entitled to 10,0001., and on th:OiL t ---4 Y (Jantia • -) the firs t Prize above 251. to iy 2 ‘ ,, I Nlk l :4 4 iit t i"l rs ( I''' s t - Pa - cl) d u ly nswered and Orders from i A aCCiiniffallled l ':v ; th a lt - einittaxice, piliktnally at- Itl,ll--"overiinient and all other Public Securities bought Y I',OIIIMISSIOII. iti l.4l,A I NS, SPRAINS, REIEUMATISMS, &c. I tEas' %m ii i ,t. s OI'ODELDOC, from its su tteek'i'-1 ''''' "cell • above and other external tki. , it s, 1 ,.. . . elic!_ in the i r: w utt, '.' gi‘ei i ris e to a variety of Counterfeits, which 144 i ii 'd I: ed f ' ), ' Sale in almost every Street and Town in 0 4 r -t y e as '3 C„ . 1. 4). are in general composed of Ingredients , 4, 1 4 .Pi ()duce little or nu eftect, thereby deceiving 17 t i IliV,- , ‘l' e t,, f . t r elief, and are wrapped up its directions I t t,litOes (if ~,. those of the Genuine Opodeldoc, in e , of 1,40 411,, "'• Steers and Mr. Newbery are made use Yt• tt ollip -nt of inoi e - eattilytlefraudine; unwary purchasers. tr'lll t t' i l e;ellilci.ses,isary to . obviate such im'positions,. which are 1 4 ;i4or t , fia. :. ! ()uses of seeming respectability the Pub tti 4 t ,`" (iy p';', careful to ask for the Genuine ' Opo . del- Iv 111 tied \e careful and Sons in St. Paul's Church- I'l tit e ' S.'"` l ' (4 " s ''ve. as the onl ' mark of authenticity, that \..‹a ... " ) lbs c - • Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved ...........—...—. it'l ,---------"".'"-----() It THE TEETH AND GUMS. i t i 4) 14'8 CELEURATED VEGETABLE . .i,to t k crrt i „ kt' Use u° WDER, is, with confidence, recommend- - , t r , ,,, ,„ se of .the Public, as the most efficacious Pre t parj,„ t 1 1: P.1 1 11 „. 4 Prod r u s.l .4; the Teeth in a sound state, eFen .a o iri t ng d 11. Citi i i. I t l . n g u pearly whiteness, without redness t,, 4 1 t 4 1'5,....1„)„ I mparts a firmness and beautiful s.ah t d o il,,i,otia,,‘_Bre.!th the most delectable ST:. i t ti,, x 4 i; i ts ' e k t 7 2 as directed, will prevent the I p t et . ;:h e e s A u c ' . l) 9 h d y . q lit 4t: t . " — the Scurvy in the Gurus. ti t to it 'lt . 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