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Young Harlequins, • Ihtster OSCAR BYRNE, Master 'I'OKELY, Miss C. BRISTOW, Miss A. BRISTOW, Miss WELLS. Old Columbine, Miss TAYLOR ; Columbine, Mrs. SHARP. Young Qolumbhies, Miss GOODWIN, Miss B. GOODWIN. Time,. Mr, FISHER; Genii, Mrs. SCOTT; r And Punch, Mr2G RIMALDI. To which will bo added, THE CARAVAN; Or, THE DRIVER AND lIIS DOG. IC 41e-f Nr. BARTLEY; r' DOW I )N • - ' 4 "`"• ; ' 4 iliartVr t • ount'ltitivarr , Mr. HOLLAND; Blabbo, Mr. BANNISTER; • Arabbo, Mr. DIGN Uhl Marchioness of Calatrava, Mrs. H. I O'HNSTON ; Rasa, Miss DE cAmr. Boxes 6s. SeCUlid.l'fiCC 3s. Pit 35. 6d. SecOnd Price is. Gallery zs. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d.—No 141 , )ne. , to be Returned. Places for the Box s to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the • Box-Office, in Little Russell-street. ' The Doors to be opened at, half past Five, and begin at half past Six. • . Vivant Rex et Regina! The new Pantomime was last night received with great applause, and will be repeated every Evening till further 140tiCe. To-morrow, A Bold Stroke fora Wife; with' The Sultan. And on Saturday (never performed) anew Comely, in Five Alas, called The Land We Live In; with new Prelude and • • Epilogue; to which will be added, Cinderella. • • ' THEATRE.ROYAL, COVF.NT-GARDEN. PrO•MORROW EVENING, Dec. 28, 1804, will be performed THE DRAMATIST. 'Vapid, Mr. LEWIS'. • After which will be presented, for the ad time, a new Serio Comic Melo-Dramatic Pantomime., _called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILV ER ; Or, THE C.19M1' . .. AND THE DEVIL. With entirely new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Davy. The Adion of the Melo-Drama produced under the dire.ftion of 'Mr. Farley. " The Principal Characters by . 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Pill 4 2 . 9 Church's Cough Drops 2 o Chinihertaiii's Pals - 2 . 9 .Pettorsi Pills 1 q ---7—Detery,cm Oint. 2 9 Chabla:n oint. i 11 3 I.Vessel's Jesuits' Drops . 2 g To nh Ash T 1461,, re. - ---- Specific Reirirdy 2 9 Amboyna Mouth Povvtler 2 6 Sovereign Ointment for . . . ----, !lotion - - 4 6 the I mit, a Cure by 2 Cornwtdt's Ciadial - sii Hour's Appbearion ,2 6 Where al4 may be had every Patent and Public Nicacine, Nrarr..iincti genuine. , . . .. . All - Venders of the•aboye M.:_dicinei are requested to apply to s' haw and EdwariL ;by Whtgll It liberal itllowanet a made); and wb:-.16 only they can be had grnulne. [PRICE EXPENCYi OFFICE OF ORLINANcE, • Decent& r to, tBO4, . 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS . MA. yesn'..I,OROVANCF. do bere.tv give Arotire,' Thay Pr:Vials will be ree4t , rl ,:t tbelf 05;•e, ix St. ilfaigaret's.:4lreet, Westteldster, and at tbe .41 C. , 5 4 16 4 m, their Offices ttere, orr oi• be/ire the it( do.}' of.2gannary n?xt, fi•uas .such Per.fotts at m.iy be in xpiertake the &fr . /atm.:nee of the PLUMBERS' ;MAI( for the service' Departoertt, at Chat/vat. Further Particular:, together ivith 9&e Terms and Conditior: of the Contra n, ntay be known :Iron all:Pc:a:ion .1: tire Secretasi't Office, in St., 11.1.4egret's-ttted .ajore.Caid, an) , day between the bow l s efTen and Foot o'Clock, and also at the Ordnance Office at Chatham: •• The Proposals are to he.sealid up, and nt4)•ked on' the otari'de, " Proposals for the Plumbers' Work for the Ordnance S'er.. vire at Chatham;" but no PrOposal can be adwrita after to. said I a of yringa," next. • ...., 1. 4. Ordet tether:Board, R. EAST INDIA? HOUSE, I..4yeinbo• 7, 1804. THE, COURT of DfREcTOkS pi the uNir4.4.? r. • COMPANY of MERCILINTS of ENGLAND trodiktg to the East Indietell l'.aerely give Are-4kt., - That fhb. will he ready to receive Propos r alt; at a:;; rive On co; before ifie,lnes4folhi 4.1 of y.innoty, from ut:fr • PrrAon that may detvilliavo lett. good.Copperefi r hottitn Shibt of thie..3vrtho of front. coa,to 600 .Ton B . milders'' ilfraretren:c..t, for the ldif; Cons. tany't. Seryke, fur one Poyage ; and that et Copy of the Prigi and Condition on I(;hich the 44'1 Ships be engc.;el in the Cootpoqy's Service,' nig) , le, bud on 4/ilk:Won is ilfr. ydmes Coggan. Clerk to the Liottztaittee of .)kippiv,, on or after Allondo the tail) instant. _ the 7'eyder.r, with the wsrds " Ship Tender° en the to he severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or &Are,. Tv.P/Or o'CAch .ttiVvon, 4n the said 'id janpaiy, h t yand wbick - hour no Trader. will. he received. . • WILLI4M R 111 S .41}' , Nee EdST 1ND1.4 HOUSE, - , • .Dec. 19, 1804, r rHE COURT of UIRIECTORS LWII'ED CO2II P.l VT 61 . .11 MWITANTS of ENC. LAND trading to the Eau I, ;• . c ,u,-re2 7 give Nxce. Thqt . 41 a General c'-uhl d.ty • the jelleilyi7 was agreed ta, •'► "Char this Court, sensible oftlie great ni:rit ot Sir N " TuANIAL Nc&, is desirou4 of conferring upon hint 4 . Pension nisool. per Ann ; hut, in cont.orin,tyt;i the 4th " se!a. ot the Sth Chap, of Ow rocipany's . l,lye-lowt, " Court think it neemor:. tooc,ljenra, the .considteratlon of " Olio Question till Friday tile 4elt lanuary next. • Thi; Court of 1..)7,eee10t; t6erefoei, 10-hi:* to the' etS.Ate'Re. give notice, That a G ENE IZ.II, COURT will be .4 , 41 otto.Frlday the 411, ).3tHe.ll). next, ,at Eleven o'Clock lee the Fore. nova, lor the purpose abc.fie..taratione,i: The. Cola: of Dire:gore' jai thee give 'take, That at. the Laid General Court, as drrangoneat for the Gl' mere:mew of rxiNoto of tV xL 6 6 .1 6 I S r. AN O IttbiCh. haSY:relt a . ppiived the Central Court this (AV, 01/1 hi iiiivdforf.cnifiatat ion, • WILLI/1M R:12113A.Y, See. THE YOUNG ROSCI US. ' in a few Days will he ready lir Lltdivery." A, .PORTRAIT,of, MASTER BE 1 - CY", in the Chara4fter of Douglas. Engraved by G Why, from the Original Drawing in the poss:bsion of His . Royal Highness • the Prince of Wales. • - Pub'kited and sold by. E. Orme,• Printseller to ”is Ma jesty, New timid-street; I. Gin Ker, Bookseller to the Prince, Piccadilly ; and Colnaghi and Co. Cocksptir.strto. riFirLBLAINS art Cared 'by' nne_ Avtication of LoWFIITEHIiAiI% t I.UID ESSYNCEofNIUSTARD, and the severest SP RAI i , ;S and fiRI'LSCS. in less, Quit hall the time usually taken by 0 podeldock, A rq ttetntade, any other Linimenrur Embrocation; and if toed ittimetliately alter any accident, it preVents the part turning black. -The MUSTA RD PILLS are also taken with - singular 'success in all Rheumatic,. PANI - Ytic, anti Atredions, Numbness, Spasms, or wandering Pains, Hatolency, inch gestion, and gperal . Debility ; at the same time, the active. Fluid kssence is applied to tnu.parts atneted, in those Com plaints where necessary. • • It is prepared and sold at 2S. get. each box or bottle,. - by R. Johnston,' Apothdcary, No. J 5, 9reek.street, Soho, Londnn. 0 - The CIiILBLAIN. OINTMENT for cleansing and speedily healing, broken Chilblains, is also ptcpared• by Mr. 11(111115ton, price I.s. fka, each box. ' . • FOR - COUGHS COLDS, ASTH4AS, `AND CON. SUMPTIONS, • • • OBBFRD S's IMPROVED BALSAMIC AIL ELIXIR; or, COUGH DROPS.—So extraordi nary are its Virtues, that let the Patient be ever so ornacistert or reduced, after having tried every .Sledical Assistance to no purpose, it will as it were a Charm , Thstantly,tdiove the Writ inveterate Cough ; give ease and freedom- to Perspi— ration, promote park. t. xpectnrStion, St pnigt hen the whole Debilitated Constitution, procure the reircshing comfort of Rest ancl Sleep ; and quickly cited a permanent. Care for the. most obstinate CVOs, Colds, a nd 'Con - sum pt ions. Not an Instance has occurred, though take , nby.near SiXty Thousand Patients, wit..-rein these Drop' have bet-ii known to tail relieving the above Complaints : in tact too mite; cannot be said in praise of so valuable a ii,,mwdy, : As it m a y requires to he known to meet universal preterence. A fur• titer account of itsA lanes in.ty.ne seen in the Ev.tnecli,;al, European, Ladies, and Gentletwin.' Nlagazine, of January _ _ _ Sold . Wholbsale and Retail at Mr, iltitler'-s No.. Cheapside ) . Corner of P3terti , "tt.r ro,v ; and Aetait by Hazard, Bath; Trewman and N c wii, ; ,, Sherburne.; Buker, - Southaitipton ; Sa I t ; gory, Brighton; Wood, Weymouth; Stltvion,i)n, Norwich., Wood, Shrewsbury;* Betam earl Sliacp, Pot euth •, ittg,.Goiplart; .Witstoa, Portbea ; Payne and COokwortliv; ; Bi.own and Shepnate, 13;i5r . 01.; Mat:clonal:l, ; A her,te‘n ; lovertas ai,d Ldinburgh ; %Zalk.cr, Newcastlr ;' M0!..-s• attd son, Liverpt,nl.; Stains, Maw:hest:l. ; Poole, Chester, Nelles. Dover; Siminond4, Cantw - bni y ; W;:ttons, 4ey; Wheeler, Battle; Keym4r, Colcoe,ter; ' , A , ;Akins, ford ; Simon, Hertford ; Smart. pen'orl Eoe, North. ampton ;rryttibs, Worcester; Nott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Loggin. Aylesworth ; Smart, and ktud,er, Reading Bach, New York; Garn , :r, B.treadoci; Bull . tr td Call wet', Dub. ; Ball ~nd Co. flush, tt ; and by, most Rook. sellers and Medicine Venders in every Town - in the United. Kingdom . '; in Bottl:s at 6.; and each. His _ Majestyla Honour-O ma le Corry lissioners have,been pi to order tii;;. of P., Sutler, No, 4, Cneapside, to be en. raved on a Black Stamp, wnich Stmnp is ,affixisil to .oco, licitly ; all otbYt' Arc_Cou.ntettust,