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WITT:, • CINDERELLA ;•• • Or, THE LITTLE GLASS-SLIPPER. - Produced under the Direct inn of Mr. Elmira. The Princal Charati b Mr. BYRNE , Mr. GR iP IMALDI, N ers l ast y er BYRNE., Miss DE CAMP, Mrs: MOUNTAIN, Miss TYRE R, Miss B. MENAGE, Miss BRISTOW. The Overture, Songs, and Chorusses, entirely new, corniatai. ed by Mr. Icai.x.y. th entirely new Scenery, designed and executed br Mr. - A • GR. EE HWOOD . aleW Machinery and Decorations, =kr, the diretEtion of ,NA." Cinderell a tO Nsros. "e •s a'' Slipper, having been Versa! a again received throughout with t h e rri ost unbounded and uni will b? , by a very biilliant and overflowi ng au die nc e, rdpeatecl every Evening till further notice. JOn Wednesday, The Beaux Strayagent • , Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. ordan. Thursday, The Haunted Tower; the Part of Lord w !limn by a Gentle Stage,) man (being his first Appearance on any tirS. dan . n Friday, the Comedy ofTite Confederacy ; Cirinna, or The Public are respeafully informed, that due notice will be given of the next representation of the last new popular Romance of The Caravan. A new Comedy, in Five Aas, called The Soldier's Daugh ter, is in preparation, and will be produced as soon as possible. TH EATRE-ROYAL, COVENT—GARDEN. TO - MORROW EVENING, Jarr. 10, 1804, - •will be performed; THE ENGLI,SI-1 FLEET IN 13 4 .2. The Cbar,Aler's: by • Mr. HILL, Nfr., INCLEDON, . • Mr_ BLANIMARD, Mr. BRAHANT ; . . Mr. MIT N. I E ' I sI , , ;Mi. • CLARE.MONT•: • • Mrs. GLOVER, "Mrs. I:WMMkt - ES, •Ivlrs. DAME NPO RT, Si Ictlit T.0.1t ACE, MisS MARTYR, Miss CAUDRY. R AtsYNn7THE . The Chpraaers 141 r. LEWIS, Mr. 13LANCHARI3 ••Mr. SIMMONS Mr. ENIERY, Mr. Ai!KINS, Mrs. Mr. ABBOT, Mr..W ARLEY, Mr. TRvM4N. DAY EN PORT, Mts. BEVERLY. .Mrs. Siddons being 'recovered 'from her lateindi4p6Mtiori, otk-WedneulaY .will bc.ittleci the.Tra erty of Jane Sh ore , cvitd 3-tail Races 8 -On Thnrsday, the new Opera - of The - English' Fleet. _Om • Friday, tht.t. Tragedy of Othello ; Othello, Mr. Xern ble ; lag°, c„cuke • Desdernona, MIS. Siddons. qn Saturday, The .Engli,sh . . . TO SCHOOLS AND FAVii I.ES, VER, A - LLEN,' M-+ . 4let of the 'aincing Aca kVA. tg, Sherrard-t-smvet, Golden-squa t -A% Ind 10, Gr r4 r G4o4lllatt'i-ficldS, all:6et.i. hi . Messrs. Mather and Tonihnson, regularly attends, anti sY.ste inatically inslruCAs respectable Schools and Famitics ,v ery waist, elegant,' Arid tinitthed. - pazi of Modern Dancing, on the mut Terms. Ladies and Gentlemen also of any, age,..who have never learnt this acco , nplistimerit t „or not in its present fashionable style, may acquire it extlichtionSrv, and quite p;rivat e, at the above Hous es; an d Y oung ' Ladies and Gentl in emen, who arc oi4 in. kuntdon during their School Vacations, will ineet with every posSibld at tentioS.td their-Improvement: A KITCHEN GARDENER•wanted for a Fa. roily Ten Miles Iron Town ; ige must milk a Covir,. and occasionally help in the Stable. It Single, to live in the House ; but it' Married,' there is an excellent Cottage at tached to the Premises. None need apply bur whose Cha-. racier for sobriety and honesty will stand. the 'most minute investigation. inquire of Mr. Kiniberley, No. i6o, OLD BURLINGTON -STREET. P l -1 0 BE LETT, for Three Months certain, and ~...it. now Toady - for the immediate reception of a Gentez l ' ai l ,ll Y, a Neat I-lOUS E and Premises, completely FUR, l'l o Ny ' S , l . D. , and in perfea order, now in the occupation of the y, a respeciableFaniily, who is that . going into the Country' for kre , i t ( l ! ne • ' The Hott3e. contains a - pleasing' Entrance Hall, a 4. tagst_rPo:ncrij,,ia rii ll og oti , blo Drawing-room, and a Lady's- - nn the First Floor; a commodious Eethroorn in front, and two backwarcli, on the Second Floor; 1 with suitable Bed-morns for Servants, together wi CI ;ii . : proper Offices and Conveniences. 'The Apartments.. together.. fitted up in a style of lint 4,r y, and ,' "less; and has not been usually lett. 1 iti ay be viewed by Tickets N o • ild further particulars by appli-- can to Mr. Kimberley, . 160, Piccadilly. N.B. All Letters, post-paid, will be duly attended-to, and none but Principals need app y. ....-......- • • _______________ BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE, PATENT TO - AND TABLES. 1111TLER's Furnishing' Upholstery; a n d C a bi net -11-4 Ware-rooms and Manufaclori., Nos. 13 and 14, Cattle. Mine Street. A large assortment - of articles of the newest, neatest, and most ceconoinical Fashions, of well -seasoned materials; and excell e nt workmanship, with` several' im provements. _. BUTLER respeafuliy relies on the_ good discernment of !..i.. Public, that they will Gee through the paltry devices 'aellst.nsinttations opposed-tc(him and counterfeiting hiS arti f„, .-I,at!,t,i,s well kmoyvn that B UT LER h as two patents, 0110 ap pl 'il c it- a i the other f or Be dsteads; the principle of the Just be a great. l e t ° almost all kinds of Tables, and is alloived to for Houses, nl - I) , r _ c ?vement ; it renders them more convenient ir, bmuca more portable. ether is'ap u I The principle of the l h a a r n l y s u pi s,: i; Tent, Sofa, a c n a d I ci t i 'a l most kinds of Bedsteads, as I.our Post, tut in sickness, and ea "' „Itek which latter a r r n e ak si e ng a u piece of furniture knoui i , l , .tc. The Four Post acid Tent 134 i brass, and are fixed with much ' ease without the help of go together to:ether in all parts with tools or tacks or nails in thef ttr „ i e an d are very portable. Particular kinds of the above, . 4 tirly and Navy, and hot c tith i i te :. ' ~is o portable Chairs, &c. ad tu n r te:l for Gentlemen of the Burri.sa's -Patent M anuttelttre: have been kracionsly pa . trunized by the• King, Que en , am Royal 'Family; ii id no— 'lciP"(l by Cis.4lers froirtuumbers of the Nobility and Gentry, a n" nave been highlyi:.approvcd of in - the 'East and West Indies . : the, merit of the Articles- have thus met with fa vourable encouragement,- and for which he returns his grate- NI. acknowledgments, and eanalot but notice the kind Of fices of some others -who fix • up' large:Sign-Boards; with icrtLza'snaute•inseriben, . which- May - help also to promote hiS Business,. n.r....tiotild it be design:d otherwise, lie, by the PertnissiOn' of Providence, manutaanredand sells his supe. rior four-p ost an d other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and , C abinet Articles as above; namely; Oath:trine-street, 8 doors' from the Stand, a Brick front Co idolise ' where 4.-: has 'con- s tro:ted. several Tools &lid ~IN- l acilities' working the same, and flan o th erw i se been at, nsiderzAble for expellee to bring them to that ' til l'') 7 • 41 " 1 • ( ilgEee or liesfeefitm at which they n ow • . • in - sam tray'tray' e place t be had every :A.rticie t. t . or , the - -- ... •t'ittriishing-Hou ses . 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