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B ELLE'S STRAT.AGEM. . 4.:b ' '' ' ' '‘' d . 4 \ l. Elii ' l°4 ; Hardy, Mc. Dowton ; Sir George '..k4,,r"1ia . .,1,' I ,t'• Holland ; Flutt er, Mr.' . Wrench; Saville, Ac.,•;l. .1i5,'„,.01-Irtall, Mr. I Wallacli ; Letitia Hardy (with ,k.i.i." , 11,1 f•,,'" `sein (her second appearance in that Cha ‘ki, 2 ttid y r i,":111 01 1- this • Stage) ; Mrs. Racket, Mrs. Har . , 2uchwood, Mrs. OF g r. Riv it i ‘ ru Aet Masquerade Scene. 4 %ill b, Idea, - "` IGth time, a new Musical Romance, in Two Acts, called ll'i 6R, TTHE 1 •IINTH STATUE; oth ern- ire , HE IRISHMAN IN •BAGDAII. rtr, ail,' new Scenery, 'Machiwery, Dresses, 84c. _ t wo N f 14 ,1 Music eutire.ly new (with the exception of 4iiii;y,,t(priational Illelodies) composed by Mr. Horn. t q , !, 4 ,{at t i r l i i ,", of Balsora), ' Mr. I. Wallack ; Kilrooneys(an N' 13 ai, ( 1 4.1, Y. Johnstone; Boubikir Moussin (a 13er th, 14 1 ,1•,,. (1 ), Mr. Oxber-e• Morabec (a benevolent Magi •lt,; A!t`4tie; Am m o . ' ~; ioc.- o f the Genii), Mr. Walde- Vkl,, "oteb (a Princess' -. 4 . Igagdad), Mis yee; Nora ,$1t1), N„.. Kilrooney) Miss Kali§ Musca ( Bo Lady of the I t • i /le n Al" C OOlie ' . n lv qt , ±%,, ~, . • . ; t4 t; 1 •„ 14 ". io1 :1 " . 14 N. l Romance of The Ninth Statue •, or, .The I' 'Ale d gthul, will be repeated every Evening till tur ki N e- ,4 11 ..r h „, 0 't4", kellArdlti t beillo: Othello, Mr. Kean.—On Monday,* , '''Oe iv ede l 'hird.=-On Tuesday, A Cure for the Heart i k e sdap, The Belle's Stratagem. PtT4I.:A ------- - 4, , TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. `, pp ~, ~,i, s.klisrt.iiirnietl the Tl:a.,,:edv of 1 ...... ' , ll - `' r-.4 ENT FVENINci e Dec. -16, will 11, tintb L I L- , o 'l. THF - FA.T VT..MARRIAGE. 41 'il k . 11 , 1 '' 11 1 ,'. : '4 , si : 1,1. \ 11 •. ' N ' iiir ra y . ' ; )limn, Mr. Conway , Carlos, ' ' 4 `thell Y ' ll '" () Y, Mr. - Egerton ;- Belford, Mt. Clare `', Miss, O'Np,',ll. 11 1 Ay. 41 Act 111. an Epitbalatninia. t i „.er wh -0,1, .t• N(i . ~t,li. for * the Btii trine, a new Farce, called _ , i, 11 .4 t4 r,0 , ; ',,,' 1 D THE Du ii.E ; OR, WHICH IS WHICH? a te. S'r ers l 'Y Mr.. Jones,Hamerton, Mr. A.hbott, 4 r. Dor uset m 's•• sMr Treby, and Miss f •• , r. iniunnt , , . 1 , 4 . ' 1 ,41‘,( 4 4, 0 „, ' • , 1 4 Pi 0 1 . - ' 46,1 1 of Paris, The King and the Duke, and kh t ,W ti , ' The Woaderfi ' ll Lamp ' On Monday, Romeo Ply,,,'"lgl iz • _with Timour the Tartar ' (heing the last night of trtti e , ?'weet (,e «he Equ e s trian -Troopl..—On Tuesday l' l t'll i. ' ,, -11 :172:,..,"; , . , Nlactti; Macbeth, Mr. Keinbie (be -14 i''' ---( ) 'ut his Eti,...'agetueW ; .with The King and .«r 'l ::‘ • „•:. 4 W edesday, - Vieniee Preseri'd«; Belvidera, , •,•,: t. 11 1 4. I, i Is-411.10hr; ef Paris: On Thursday, 'The Game \,,,:v".l`•:', iss•Q'Neill ; with The King and the • ii ~. , . h li i: ' Pl ( "miTit.E CHRIST REJECTED. •,,,t,' t: :. 1 - ' L'' l X.., 4 1 : .--' - are respectfully informed, tha .. t. ',:'4l 1 , , ,,X•i;"‘ - ," 1 'einN will lie RE-OPENED on MON ''itt "t.% (";,..."•! Vali 'iistant, with the Addition id the ori 1' ( ' & 4 t i , " ( st •The CRUCIFIXION .of .our SAVIOUR, te tt - I,lre lwen pilinad on Glass, tor the great Wiu- Y'i4) in St. George's Chapel, Windsor. ),I) a I . By Order, '''Nl 1 „ CHARLKS SMART, Secretary. , rriday, Dec IG, IJI4. ' ' a t) et. r l i WHO -VALUE THEIR SIGHT. ii 7 'es,igti t of the Aged is rt-stoi'ed; l?' 1 :1!'"I - VvaliSightstrenKthelied; - 7' 1111 A1) 1 .1 i'erfvetight preserr6 , d, ,. il 1 1 pj, . u l i z.. 1 R V's PATEN I.- SPECTA k44:t•I:\:Ik 3) i , ,, A LLS, :.?:3-2, Oxford--.trettt. - . gtt.', 'l'. 5- - Pkitrzetit be parttcolar ia,Axerviog it s, i, - .1 ~.. vetiv et , „ ci,rate-Humia, ne.xt door to the Fish ' ' i Wallow-street, and Argyle-street. ,lt ' , CAPITAL PRIZES. V4 l l -1. 4 t 141111: Co -have the pleasure. of unnounc kll)l,,Fliblic, that.they sold in Shares the following 115,'••.. - " 4 EB in the Last Lottery, viz .-.- •••• •'" •• . E.1G,000 2 , 63‘i L :100 .. ! 230 ,000, 3,899.-- • ••• •• ' • i ll) ` l i4 jl4 ,, ( ' I•ll ' .. i' . 2 ' 'RAND I urrERA Nlii I . ' jek i e L t i ' ) N ` v i t F ; g 4 11. 0 t:' the GRAND) I Btri JAN GARY.:—There are li`.. ' &,l d the Scheme eontattu Fifty Capital Prizes, 4 . , q '' • • • . ......„ f L.t20,060 ( 2 ........ . 10,000 2,0ti0 i• •- - , q •' • • .. • ts••••• 41 '" • • • I6',' • • • • 1 / 4 11e k •• • .... &e. &c. l'lttPfti44(l SHARES are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s o, 11, ce,, s , 'o, t i 2, ( 1 , ltry ; I And No. 31, Aldgate High- hari ug-cross ; I street. r kk o 1,tp 1. ,, ....--- t•li,"'kY, i ',"Viit Sri'LE IN HAIR currlNG... I t iqkid, , thbl,Paris, formerly of Bisimpagitte- . straet: , ani 014, 4 l ' i ,°•'• only at his Majesty co" Artus, No. 0, Liu, t ' k., ktil,`-'on-,•ardet lititi':ibits-rioss).),•l,s,ci:iNi.:oliiliai the t s y b and G e, honour to acquaint the tt ry, 0 11 " '' '''' t r ,„ tuts, that he has Men oflso the Illostrioas asa the Lira-rate abili il• ith tw'thession Ladies and Gentlemen that favour ltl 4 4,.. eir c • Ni.hiligeit . onitnands, mac depend upon' baying their lj a hi : , , Vi c k, 4 ' a slyer/or Style of Fashion at Home f or it:iitiltety in th us Ms Majesty's Royal Letters Patent ~t-kl'liiktressys kl'Iii kt res sys .e Art of niakilt, Ladies 6.toi Gentlemen . s tct, ~siniilar to Nature, the Hair appearing as if t 4 l , i tt Pl, as ti h , Pores of the Skin. tit, ry, Iv. stitth he particuar in the Direct as .abovr, 4 1). "ie h Placed l in ShOpS wherein lie has. no :t 111 l-11.-----`---------i'lli— vus" I'itni“,,IVERSAL BRITISH SAUCE. *l-Y —l-)aIETORS flatter themselves, that ''t,''-trk i r e e , 1., Us I !•+ , l iled to : offer the Pdhlic a new and moistr,,,,'S ,7 in .groi u,..LE ; it is.composed of the richest a . ii ix ..or . ^4 ik. I "' o f ,' and will lie found on trial far supeli kill ,' , q of fure Fish and Game and more particularly iihetiitkl I',"a4llts, Gravies, Made DiShes, &c. To Fa t'l,,,t44 441 1 ~- tru K ee'eers, it will be found exceedingly-ton ;0, will ,;- tonsiderable saving as a small quantity in an kAl kt i ,4 141 c excellent Gravy ' for Fowls, Bcef Steaks, N, eii tl d is v e N, 11, Illy _, rY good with Cold Meat. I,' li v 4 0 s,: ii '"'" sold Wholesale and Retail, by Thomas 1i t .1.6, 0 41 u5 t, (4 5, , I I, and corner of Hattun-gardrii, Ott i i 'o ; ,tße principal Oilmen and Fish Sauce VenderS 11; • I'i.i4 J m e ‘ bath, by Mrs. Andrews - and - Mrs Gibbon t‘ AO i W:reweathn-, Jas. iv * Heyd ; Manchester,. Mrs. i„ 1, 10; J. ii t.ts ter i w. Hooper Hereford, J. Harar,l Canter' Airs; W. Beer; _ R a m sga te, i ' l li ' ) li t' .i C o ,! liii ills ; I!1, I . tvt ly""try, Hill and `Peters • Southampton, Lumer k" I. iseitt..(4ll-11, James Davis ; Chester, E. Titter;. Liver ,)" b ei d . i ," sons; Cheltenham T. Morgan; Leek, W * ;I:rt.',Ditly,,r(l., Challiner, jun. • Portsmouth, navies and Iti I; i i °il, Chambers, Thos. Warrington, flull . and• ii, (ly ti ea, Iv, \ 4 I le, G. p . • Johnson,• Jas. 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