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~~ :'7 ITUmu ER 3)36. • T HEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T°- MORROW Pc) BNING, tart. 18, 180 4; will he pertinmed, - THE BEAUX STR.VI'AGEM. Aimwell, Mr. HOLLAND;; Archer, Mr. DWYER ; • Foigarct, Mr. lORNSTONE Scrub, Mr BANNISTER, Jim -I,,adY Bountltil, Mrs. SPARKS; . • • Uorinda, Mrs. HARLO WE .; Vlrs. Sullen, Mrs. JORDAN ; Lipsey, Mrs. SCOTT J. ... - Cherry, Miss M ELLON.. • WITH . . CIDERELLA ;. Or, TIIE' LIT N TLE CLASS-SLIPM. Produced Under the DireCtion of ,Mr.,I.ITRN Z. The Principal Charaaers by Mr. BYRNE, Mr.GRIMALDI, Master BYRNE, Miss Dl'. CAMP, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Zvi: l %s'l7Yß ER, Miss B. MENAGE, Miss BRIS-TOW. On 'Thursday, The Wife nt . Two Husbands. On Frich,iy, 'She Inconstant ; I3isarre, 'Mrs. lonian. Mfrs.OtiSaturdaY, the Cohledy of Love for Love ; Miss ?sup, lordan. Anew Comedy, in Five Aas , alled-The.Solciier's Daugri ter, is in preparation, and will be prodliced as soon as possible. TR' 'THEATRE-ROYAL, COV O-IVIUR ENT-GARPEN, • .OW EVENING, J. 'I 8,1804 i. will be p er f ormed, • • • THE STRANGER. The Stranger; Mr. KEMBLE ; • . Count Wintersen, Mr. I.ikUNTO • • Baron steintim, mr. C. K E Tobias,' Mr. MURRAY; • Solon - ion, Mr. •EMEI<Y I . ' - Mrs-Halter, Mrs. SIDDONS ; • • Countess Wmtets , :i, Mrs. HUM P 1(1 ES ; Annette; Mist: M.C.) RT IME it. - • • WITH ARTHUR AND EM:s4E4INF,•.•- aFollies thelnglish' Fleet, NYitli of z day. 'Fritlav,.- Othello:with Love Laughs at Loclzsmitlis. ' Vaturday, The English Fle:t, with Modern Antiques. ellatKir% -John i s i n re h earsal, and will lie produced laulabik ely. • • - .: . •T:).mo„kow. . . EisH.respettlkrity acquaints the - Public, that •". the Tifiid bay of Drawing' of the present Lottery %,..111 be' htAt Wednssday, min until' that time Tickets and share ovariarit.xl undrawn) tuay be 1 - ,ad at both his Offices, No, 4, Cornhill, and No . , si, Charing Coss, Where all PriZQS 1'1 . 041 Twenty I",bousand,to Twenty Pounds . , wilt be paid nii Demand:`' .. . The following is the Price of TicketS and Shares Ticket 181. es. , itaf . , 9 7' a ! Eighth I. s. d. = - ' - 6 ' Quarter . .4 ,s of Stxteezith. . i 8 rl isp ' **atch A Business in the,Functa transa‘ited, with Fid.eiit' , and ..) . ll . ._ . . ........ -- ---.............„ .... .______ : ______ ,..7 BIRMJN,GHAM FREE CHU RCH. HE- TRUSTEES appointed loE.c.eirtving- into ex the Att of l'arliarrif-rit for 131.111,DTN a I"v - AF E E ecution. CHU RCH in thi s. To n., gtve Notice, that tile iol ing Prernitnns will be givc,n inr the three best Plans-and Ilevations for the, erection of the Church : Ten Guiimas. for 'the best approved Plan, to best. anti FiVe Guineai ,ta,:h—for the two The Building is to be construelecl in a neat but plain rpan ---aer,. to contain about two thousand. Persons, and to. b 6 'warmed by tour Fire-places. 'There are - to be three Gatri:- Tics,. but nu tour in the Area of the Church, except.for the Minister and Churchwarders. . . • The Plans, to be sent to M.r:Whateley, Attorney, Dimling- Xan, pri'or beforelhe first day 'of March next. •' Birmingham,' January t 3, 184.. ? ....--,.......—...—__ .17A ANCING and. MUSIC assisted M r . ALLEN , . assisted by Messis. TOMLINSON and MATHER, Irivately taught tri Ladiet•. and Gentlemen of any age, who Aave never learnt tkese accomplishments, or not in the 14- 4 itionable,style, ar No. r 9, Sherrard-street, Golden-sq_uare, std No. to , G reat Alie-street, Goodrnan's-field s , on Plans kfc.pressly fdruted for those -Who would acquiie them, pith. ,43.111-ly priVate,-eipedi t i ous l y and elegantly. •.. Piano Forte and Harp taught. Schools and F amilies in Town, and within 18 miles, punc tually att en d e d , and systematically. instructed in every useful. elegant and finished part of modern Dancing . and Music. Ladies and Gentlemen of respectability, coining from the Country to learn, 011ici.irs, Foreigners, and all who wish to roake extreme rapid prog res se , ufay have J - ‘partinents and 'which this waHouse Uoard i n th, with constant InstruCtioa ti/1 perfect,y takes a very short time. .......z.4..............._ . - . ~,,.., 11 1 His Majesty's 'Royal Letters Patent. `JL°'--C., BuE FHEMA RECLINING anti 1 3 , H., It MATTR RSSFS:-that. are on a principle to triove,and support Invalid s in their Bed; they are universally approved, and acknowledg-d essential to the comfort of Va letudinarians in general ,_• :and cannot be ptit out of order. Jan' be made to fit any Bedstead, Also Patent,Sofas on th e same . useful form a double .headed couch atiki yet have the appearance . of common Lolling Soia principle, which - --4 eds, elegat•it Patent -Reclining Easy Chairs Leather, with . Sin t ;le or Double t,or,t-t9°ls, Patent - Library or. Office Tables, Invalids- Chairs on Wheels,. 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A fine part in riding a ltace . ....., ere ft:Lt and long known only to t hi: Author ~ :Tit Wh% there are so t• v g it , Runners Or w Ig — the Tun ttorses acgentrate A rs " ' t - -oo , I ?in •o thcir strength H sneo. , .. . • . ..,IIR.O to recovk r I Ic.. .4. .n a..,, liu nt r e —!., 4 74 a Guide to train 1 - lorses for run . ni g,.. n 7.1 . .anci iZd.tid Hacks for hard riding, to. fur iir4essinews t'roin being s 6 °Oen destroyed ; with _ .,c preserve their reasonsstrength c.ount.oi4l'll',.ging in'theirrunning. .Likew . ye a full A. - GI) the z' ti ''s Horse Fsc•tpe running o i aoe 21. , _,., • . ( i'+ ' 1 • with other inte resting parif‘t.,l4,s4‘ klaYsc)r ~ _ ...oaer, t 79 , at Newinar . ket;* Soki by the Author the Hay- IllatKet, and no whe'r' 4 3. 7:- '4- •. ' . C CISC. t W _', . Piccadilly, near t, , N. If. From unfcreseen c• scan cec, the. Author was Prevented -publishipg ti • • . .ircum. • .. _ enced. ' 11, Book at the unit. in, i ~._________.,___---- - . ..... SES of the LIRE DPE A ----- .-7----,_______ — . TURA and PLINTs. Certain COlll- s sole ProprietorA of DARAN's celebrated ..-...4..A-- MEDICATED BOUGIES and RENEDIES,.Mr. 1, 1-1 FOUR intrms the Public, that he way,. as usual, be eFonsulted daily from nine to three at his I-lUuse, N. -'l. rith-street, S"ho, on Cases of Strictures, Obstruelions, Clzet s Fec. &c. as V, CU a s Debility, and every Disorder where secre c y . is so essential a requisite, that Mr. D. has proyide.d.a spacious. House, that levery Patient may be introdueed in a Separate Apartinent. II. has fr. many years. confined `itimself to that department of Surery, and troill'extelisive. - "Ptictice, and' the most ilatterinz; st.iceess, h e is enabled to offer a tn.,lhod of Cure, mild, eilcaeious, requiring no con tihtatint or restraint in diet, an'd preventing - the.!.possibility .ot . a relapse.- Pe...sons in th' e C ountry stating the i r cases fully in a.l..etter, enclosing a 11. or - zl.' 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