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:t"':. ,v : 7 . - '.` l7 " - % , • ;-.* F.5.. - i:C1 . C.44, ( • ••••,,frf,, - 1 . ' t 't T ... 4.. - ;-s•w-4 - 40. 1...., , ,r.,-P-1--. , xx- ,zi ~ 4:-.-- , ...: - .- -1-0 ja . grsz . '4TE 1.: :::e,,,e,. , ......04g . t . t k . -&-1. -- •-•- v i ' • - , _. w . . , . ' , /-I•AV.• ~ 1 ' ' . • • ..; rtn }J I I 1 NUMBER 4458.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY:LANE. T HIS 6 PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 27, 1806, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sir Charles MarlOyve, Mr. COOKE ; Hardcastle, Mr. CHER R Y ; Itoung,Marlowe, Mr. RAY,. (From the Theatre Royal; Cheitenharri, being his first 'ap- • - pearance on this Stage) , Hastings, Mr. BARTLEY ; Tony Lunspkin, Mr. I3ANN IST ER ; Stingo, M A OD° CKS ; ' Diggory, Mr. PURSER ,• Mrs. liardcastle, Mrs. SP.A RKS Miss Harth:astle, Miss DUNCAN Miss Neville, Miss BOY C E. It! ter which will be produced (zd time) a new Comic Pantomime, called • • THE ENCHANTERS; Or, HA R LEQU,IN SU LTAUN. • The Overture and Music. composeikby Mr, SHAW. "Misnar (Harlequin Siiltaunl, Mr. HARTLAN (Being his first appearance on this Stage)s Horam (the Vizier), Mr.• COOK E ; • Doubir (Sciiramouch), Mr. MALE-; 0 iirodi (Panialuoir), Mr. R A tip ; lienaslcal (his Son), Mr. PLA CI DE ; Fabri (Pero), Mr. HOP E ; Arab Chief, Mr. DIG NU M ; • 'Urchin ft he 'Mi. MONTGOMERY (lieing.his first Akipearance op thiS Stage). Princess I - injuna (Columbine), Mrs. SH A }LP ; Macoma (t lLe Good Genii); Mrs. MATH WS ; Attendant Gemi, Master W ET,. Miss ENCHANTERN, I-JapPoek, Mr.GI HEWN ; l'asnar, Mr. , FITZSI MMON ; Oloutond, Mr EVANS ; Mr. N I LLER. Churits of :gabs,. Enchanters, tgc.. Messrs. Evans-, Fisher, I)anby, • Maddocks, Cook, Caul_ `field, Rhodes, - Mesds Gardiner, haddo cks, "age, Wells, S. De Camp, Selwin, The I)anut:s by Mrs. Sharp ; Musds. Davis, TYvamleY, Gieeit, • Horribo, H. and F. Dentiett (Pupils of 'Mr. D'Egville). Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. • - •- ( lalict'y 2 5 . Second Price is. -Upper Gallery is. 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Principal Characters, Mother Goose, Mr. SI MONS ; • . Colin, afterwai...Li 11.irreklubi, Mr.fk•lNG and_ Mr. BO- • ,•• I.O.C;NA, jun. ; Avar".., afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire 1.11..g1e, - aftetwal4s Zany. Mr.• R LDI ;. 0...1df&n, Mrs MF. NAG E ; • Cabin-Buy (with a Sung),‘Master Sr l / 4 1..kt LES ; Columbine. Miss S J 3 ' ) ltes 6 s. Second Pl'iee 3s. 6d. -Sccond.Price.n.— Gallery 2s. Second Price 'ti'..-- 7 Uiver Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money, to be returned. Places fur the BoXes to be taken at the Box-office. in Hart: street. • `The Doors to. be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at . Halt-Oast Six. , On Tuesday, The Man of the World ; Sir l'ertn.ix. Mac sycophant,- Mr. Cooke. BRITISH ' INSURANCES g runted on .HOuses, Buildings,. Shippiii, Water Craft, Merchanclize, 'FA RM ING STOCK; and other Property, from Loss or D'amage by Fire. • • Agricultural Stock insured at 2s. 6d. per Cent. 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Mr. liurghal I's mode of Tuition makes it unnecess'ark for any of his Pupils to meet till they arc thoroughly qualified, and then only as they May think it niquisite to prove the real acquisition of a proper,ground ( ~ r confidence and satisfaction ; for whiCh purpose, a small seleCt Party is occasionally form ed Tat his House, 35, Great Queen-street, Mr. Burghall dedicates the School Vacations-entirely to Private Teaching at Home or Abroad. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co.-challenge the whole World to, prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method or Cure have failed nf the desired cited. . The praCtice of many years in this partieular branch or their pro fession has not given rise to one unsucces'..tul case. '1 hey con tinue to (fired their studies to the treatment and cure ot cef. ,taia Complaints, .and that derangement of the s) stein width is the consequeneeof a destrudive habit: Itis a imlancholy; , truth; that the indulgence in this solitary vice brings on attic:: .Deficiencies and Debilities which frequently' prevent and einbitter the Matrimonial State and impo'ses by laiticipa- Stun upon its unhappy - victims all • the infirmities of old age. To such. persons it must be a consoling reflection to know .that they may now, by a new and-infallible 'mode .of treat ment, be restored to health; strength, mid manly vigour. Messrs. 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