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_ • " r • , • 4 , t 'd 771' I t a f ‘ ). • 1 NVIIIIIZR 57211 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. rr0.N1011.14.1W EVEy o NING, Jan. 16, 1811, . _ L will b e ' a d en the Comedf • THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir lolin Falstaff, Mr. FAWCETT ; Instit-e Shallow, Mr. SI NINIONS; tithianatir, Slender, Mr. LISTON ; Ford, Mr. YOUNG • Page, age,Mr. MURKA V; Carus, Mr. FAR LEY ; HUgli Evans, M r . it I. AN Cr-IA RD ; r Host, Mr. EMERY ; Mrs. Font, Mrs. C. K E MALE ; Mrs. i'ai,e, NI rs G I LUIS • Anne Page, Nliss S 800 Ili ; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. DAVENPORT'. ANT which will be performed (for the tyth tithe) a New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND ASMODEITS ; The P Or, t:AIJ il Ui) ON CR t HES. antornioi, i , ,0d0, cal under the direction of Mr. Farley. The Darters by Mr. Bologna, jun. • The Principal Charatters. • Don Cleofas Zatubullo (atterwards 11 ,, riequin)., Mr. 80. un P LoGNA, jolt ' D edro Alvaro (afterwards Pank taott),.Mr. N 0.1( M A N ; The Oki Lineiiii • (at terward s C lawn), Mr. G 1(1 8111 LDI .1; . l'illardoe (a:terwards Lover), Mi. KING Asnloileus (atierwards.C.iiiid), Nlaster CUM' MAN ; elatus, air, l' IN NEY ,• Thep iri nun, Interest, Mk 1.1( EBY *.. It ontlial.iolt-e innk eeper), NIL BOLtrUN 4 ; , ' , Pasaluerel, Master MO RE LI.I uonna seraphtnti oiler watts Culurnoine), firs. PA R K ER ; scr‘a.4l4 (v.dit d '..i.lilg). NII4S ISO LT ON . The Svnes will be exhibit •al in the following Subterra4e...u, c„ive, r4 , ". . Grieve. .. . • SUCCeSii9IIC A , V Icv. , or the G what I' rain sit kiacirid . . Du. illrdoc, the Ala:141111:i.* Stu ' dY „ - . D o. The l' ratio, by Night . . . . - Amphitheatre at Lathe, with Spanish Bull Fight Do. Cadiz theatre - Do. Shunitlin Chine, Isle of Wight -. : 7: -.. D a. muggler's Cave Sar4brook Castle : ' - , - - . - Do. Barr (;ate Southampton '-. : : ... Hollugan. f,' V i e w,. ,"t itteliver-squarc, London - • , C , ' P on ' atpnaarriiinsiisl.l-clrout.e: ;kw l Lodsing.nouse - - 1 101 iggall. Do. The thicklayer's Arms and ' juri,pl e i . ; ille Dept- . tont Road Whitmore C„.:1(1 I..auncla at Deptford ... -,. 1 : Do. II ber' b and Grocer' SI • lops ' Hotlogan. Inside ut Urocers I p ly. 4 . ... - Du .• View of Mount ./13 lni. - - - - Whitmore. Cupid's Hower : t 1.1 - - - Do. i . NePwliiicitosxl.oor ti t the o *es to be - taken of Mr. P. - ratufon,- At ..t.lie , in Prince's..place, !tart - street, trot". len till Four. 11014 7s. SeC011(1. price 3 6 3 21.--Lower Gallery A s , s 11 : 1d ( . 1. — 1 It -5. 6d. e. .F. , ?. nr i'.l) tire 6d -N o Nii,,en‘:y to la . r e i c r e e L i -- U pp tbiri—leti,l)p Second-price Secure elery as. 13411161 at Halt w:11 tie opened at halt past Live, arid the Play I+4.a Su:. . . u ite new l'antorir me of I larlequin and Asinodeus, or, q . IN on Crutches, The loudest buntsco.ntinuing to be received throughout with ot applause,' will' be repeated every Even. l ug fill further notice taiitl.T_lnlrmidl, tiustavus Vatia.—On Friday, The !neon liii.,:yrit 'The Wir) 1C) Win Wm.—Olt ' SAturaq. Twelfth fil,tmex.ire, hat You Will, -.Di; Monday, .Cato. kingfolluerntrh,3 4vPitilth. and the St'cund iart 4.4 Kil': Hurry v 4' ( : ,, ,Illctly of I, trots, and hi, iti4toriciC Plays Of etwomet, ,c, mat burgles Comedy ) dy of Love tor Love; Wyclverley', L. o. of The CostEL,lctocy ; 1 , 1 ,,1Y Of The cherryC Girl; and the C of The Rivals, vh,t!the revived soon as possible. ()Mt* • tics: p rlitcluita)lilLs'ianre irespecithilly informed, 4°l a new M5l - te..rsar, ------......... . and will very soon be produced. M R C lju I () - U . C . E' '' T E l( S 11 IRE. LE C HON.. 'ON'S •E COMMITTEE sits daily at WILL. , 0 - whe re .' t' •••ettett•house. erie- sty I i coly'b-itio, all LOMMUIIICAtiOIIi 011 eel. .il . made. ' t/le subject are requested to be -7--........„_____ ' IItRI (:1-IARDSt)I+I, COODLUCk. and Co. eSPECTFOLLY info,.in the Public, that the NLW STATE L(.4TFItY will be Drawn the isth of illlitUAltY, alt. ' toSlCherne contains Four Prizes of "FwentyThousand enumi6s. "i!L?)1(.1.I9' Ca the lowest I? rize Twenty Pound :._ allt tile 4, u t TS and SliA k ES. in variety of Numbers, ar e y`T 1 itar,t)tlices, Comer of 13 ank , buildings, Curtti tit, i i i : r g os t a h;e i 4,,is Mews, Choring.ctoss. ..,_ 2—, ,st • Uoutiluck, and Co sold last Lottery, NO.. 7 4 Priz e . ' u. 20 .000 t In St xteen Sixteenth Shares ; Awl in the Lottery drawn in February, 'gm, 3, 734 ,• I; in titur c4 -.. . :420,0" 3•734 .•1) . . Ticket T . 51 r i. BRANSCUMII 4114.1 CO. I. St V ENV ittGli.' ) .AE ,, Sole Surviving Partner, lea Sole to announc4, the New., Plan of the A, , STA"l'll. I..,(Yrr Elt Y, to be Dra,witostli F EBRU. y, •8• ,N.•• been sta,telai., iit,reinove every ohjectionthic lia r s hitherto .Tbere a be of re ;note Capital Prizes, and each will now ddli,:rent nuinhi:rs, ail there are none lt:4s than 151. , their-I key trust their m4:011111011 good Fortune will ever atten d )cr._,Friends, the Public', having sold in this and taut Year "v FaSix p rizes . . °' £,oto Cite Qnly - • 440,00° .4:il, 5.14 up to . to,ooo And sevcial Prizes ot . The Irat '" • 30,000 1(.0, i ei, and 14.46 e .25,000 Tickeni, which last I product:it - • And others too great to enumerate. d t'l i l y si , cl f e ts -21 t Shale, in great vaiiety, andn Sale at their 0 1 l ‘eh, 37, Cornhill, 38, Itayinarket, i I.•tiolborn. 2 4)765 kiTZ7z---7--._______v ----------------isTOR 4 LELEUItstIkD VIA; LTAIII.b. F. .., ATI V E TOOTH. Pt) w DER. 7Jtistly recommended tin Whitening the T E ETH, Preserv. 4 1.tlie Cti MS, and Preventin that dreadful , malady th e TvOIIi.ACIIE. • g .. IigAUTY of Coontenarite, and tegularibr of ktl;.- tures, are tillovved to distinguish the British Fair; but the Pr4prictoi OF BUTLER'a Too Tit POW DER would bt& leave to remind his c ountry. women that the lustre of „ittltif Chattr.lB loses halt its influerit4i where the Teeth arts Vt"lptiltd. Of %hew 4 rotten ati,l unhealthy appearance—thili 4 this More ineXCUSable, AN the. Present P r,. paration affords thelir4llble Means of removing every blemish of the ena- Ille.i tkirig composed of Vegetables. Ilia reco miliviick-tt to the item t• 1 01 41 raliks, as clearinZ a way 11,..__y . . . . 1 1.01 t i vvr imperteCtion, either lii the colour , or the decoy of well, i etthos--1.,e1 of the Teeth, ea rendering r lie B i reath sweet and illi and -- "`"el arid making thz Gums of their le; vricrrl°ll I ntel alai a certaiti Pr6/enrativc a r ,411114 the ploper shape w„,lchas No Composition of this kind ever brought ttir aramtthuellt,b.lier.mice, has rim such tilli.VC1:641.U1)11.0%a;l011 , ri'itinetor li.is to - 1)044 that it is in,tially use-9t I( eYaity h u h . ilaldi wholeiste and retail, at Mr Itutires, No 4, Cheap k7ft 031141 m Paternoster -row • Smith, and Rae' ,urrt, Edinburgh ; Nettbury, litibl in ; Murr ay. 'Pre w man, E xeter ; ..nkkwortliy aett4 Liver 1' i • ' atict Hoklantl, Plymouth M. 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A deputation was then appointed to manage the Conference on the part of their Lordships, consist. log of the Lord Privy Seal (Earl of Westmoreland), the Eat ls ol Liverpool, Mount Eli,curnbe and Glatt. dore„ the Bishop of Killala, Lords Napier and NVal.!. strigham. Mr. QUARNIE, Acting Usher of the 131ack Rod, acquainted their Loidships, that the Commons ' , ere waiting the Conference in the Painted Chamber, un wholt the above-immoned Peers went forth. On the return of the deputation, the Eil,rl or West moreland reported to the House, that the, Center. efice, which way managed on the part of the Com mons by Lord Ciive, had taken place; whert their 'Lordships' Resolution of Friday last was ally cow. inunicated. The House then adjourned till to-morrow, when the Session of Parliament will be regularly opened by ComoinissiOn and on which occasion the..l.ords are summoned. ROUSE. OF COMMONS. MONDAY, lAN. 14. Mr. Alderman CoMae presented the ,Petition of the Livery of London, praying that the Prince of W:des may be appointed Regent, wiliout Natio tions or limitations.. The Penton was laid on table. Alvfessage was broiight from the Lords, desiring a Confetetice with this House. The manageis on the last conference were appointed to nilm,ige the present one. On their return, Lord Clive read at the an the Resolution of the House of Lonis (entered into on Friday) for opening the Parliament, tA inch Resolu• tion the Lords desired Ibis House to concur with. The Resolution was bought up, auci referred to , the Committee on the State of' the Nalloo. THE DEFAULTERS. On the motion of the CHANCRLLOII. or the Ex. cneauka, the itatTlei of the detautteis oil tar lot Calf at the Howie were called over, w het, birJames Stewart, Mr. Albany Seville, Mr. Hans batnitton, Mr. James Daly, Mr. M. Arclidall, Sir Hill, and Mr. A. French, were ordered t.:.) be taken into custody. Mr, Sneyd, Mr. H.' J. Clements, and two other Members, were ordered to.appear in their places an this ,day se'nnt s ht. Several other MUM., berg (sufficient grounds being stated to tile House for their absence) were excused. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. The CHANCELLOR of EXCHEQUER moved the Order Of the Day for the House to go into a Com mince on the State of the Nation. The House having gone into the Committee, and the Resolution of the House of Lords brought up by Lord Clive, having been referred to the said Com mittee, The CRANOELLOR of the Excnssuza rose, and adverring to the Resolution which the Chairman (Mr. Lushington) was about to read, suggested to the Committee, that there would be no necessity for reading•the whole of it, as it had been read at tits. Bar, end was merely a recitation of the Le4era',Pa tent for opening the Parliament. The Right Hon. Gentleman then observed, that tie should not deem it nece , sary to preface the motion which he was ibcril to Make with many' observations, as during' the whole course of the :preteedings, taken oa' this occasion, the Committee must be aware it would ' ultimately lead to the one he would now pro'- pose. No doubt every Gentleman was. of opinion, that after the concurrence which had taken pl4ce . between the tv.o Houses, and after the cormundie.l.2 Lions made to hia,Royal Highness the Prince of Wales: and her Majesty of the Resolutions of the Houses,'' that a Resolution would be proposed ,imPar to the' one just read at the Bar. The course of procedds: . ing adopted in 1789,' was exactly, in polo, now' under consideration ; and n part the precedent'` was more completely established at this time than' this: that uhder a Commi4sion, similar in point af form,. the Parliament was opened, Comiticed to sit' even after the happy pelioti of his Majesty`; reco very, and transatted business without any rd'et'onete to succeeding Commissions, He trusted, thel‘f ,re,' that in making the motion,. the Comioitiee would see the policy of accediog to it ! He should simply move, $ 1 That the Committee do agree with the Resolutiun brought up from the Lords." On the question being put, Mr. SHURIDAN expressed his astonishment that on the last day the House met the Right Hon. 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