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y 6 ...e.l ... ...,„. , ........ 1 1 . 1 ,1 ...' # 4 . l k •I 0 • :4 ... ,, :t : .1 , -,-- -,-- • 7t 1 iff5....17;. tIN , r , ';•,.. r.—. - . 74 i*C 11 ... t t ..,•"---,-,, , zr- •0 - i fly .k_•:.-1..... ;,. ' + • 0 4, , , Y ' `*-\'' • A\ N f. 2.,. ~~ = a s. i ii 'Y 4."' 1 1 k 1 1 k• Y, DECEMBER. 26, 1806. • _l__ [P'RICE SIXPENCE NUMBER A 4 5 71 , • this Day was published* Price 25.. 6d. bound, in Red Leather, , .IOHN M SON's COPL;ETE POCET • BOOK ' or Gentleman's and Tradesman's "Daily Puma! for '607. Containing a plain and 'concise Method fox keeping Account of all Monies received, paid, lent, or expended, Me morandums, and -:Engagements, for every Day in the Year i ivith - nseful Tables, &c. .. • . Printed for 1. lohnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. ----:---- TRAIVSPOR r-OFFICE, GRAND SCHtME. z Prizcs of - 30,5300 2 - 20,000 2 - - 10,000 . . . , Decenber 17, ! - 8 6. .. . TH.E.,.f..7000nt5/OyEßSfor • Cenduaing iils - fRANOART SERVICE, for 'akin.; Care q Sick and Intended Seamen, and for the Care and Custody • of Prisoner: of /Faro* hereby give Notice, that they loillbe ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 6th of ":, s `..inzta , y, 1897, to'recebve ' sealed Tenders, and treat ivith such Pecseets as may he iulliing to -fontraa for supplying the: under-Mentioned Articles, for the See.. vice of the Royal Hospital, at Plymouth, from the it,t_of Febt Lary, . 1807, fait be' 3let of December following : ' .. Beef,, . " Salt, , Lump Sugar, Mutton, ' Cheshire Cheese, Muscovado Sugar, Bread. Candles, SpeYrnaceii Oil, Beer, 'Soap, Refined Seal Oil, • , - Bavins,. Scotch Barley, Red. Port Wine, Oatnlzal, . Vinegar, ' • Mountain Wine.. , . Rice, ' No Tender will be received after One: o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, 710 r any noticed. unless the Part}., or an . Agent Jar him, personally attend; Each Tender mmi 6, aCcompanied4y m Letter from two respibiab.le Pelson: engaging to become bound with ihe 1 . Person tendering, in the Sum of 5301. fix the due • Polimance of i the COnirad. • . 1 Fai thee particulan - may be knf,-:vz iy apil j i, g ,at this (3 . 5ce, ar' `to the Stew:lid and Agent of the said Hoipita I. . ' - 5000 1 . 009 590 3 &c. ficc• SWIFT and Co. NQ... It, Poultry; and. No. 12, goring-cross, have on Sale the. Tickets and Shares of the above State Lottery, which begins Drawing on the tith of next Month. • . In the last Lottery, No. 7157; a Prize of ro,ooOl. No. sto4, a Prize of 10001. and No - .. 7479, a Prize ot scol. were all shared, sold, and registered, at Swift and Co.'s Offices. • JUNIUS's LETTERS. This Day was published, • In-TWo elegant Volumes small Bvo embellished with -beau tiful Portraits, by Caroline. Watson, price, its. in boards, A COMPLETE and AUTHENTIC' EDITION EX of the Celebrated LETT ERS of IUNIU S, containing,' much additional Matter and muc hint:m . 3n ition not tube found in any other Edition. . . Arnang the Additions - are - (t) the various Litters to which Junius replied ; (z) copious illustrative Notes, historical and biographical ; and (3) an Inquiry relative to the Author of these "apers, in which the pretensions of various supposed Writers are critically examined, and the name of the real Au. thou ascertained. No. 4 ,.COttNI-lILL, and 9; CHARING-CROSS, T. BISH entreats the Public to peruce.the Bcherne 1. of the present Lottery : it will be found to contain the usual number of Capital' Prizes, with the addition 'Ol2 Priies. 0f'30,9901. The last. Prize of 30,0001. ever drawn, was sold at 'his Offices, in Shares, where t Prize of 20,9-30. 2 Prtzcs of 5•Ool. and 2 Prize of seal. were.sold in Shares the lust Lottery, making 29 Capital Prizes sold by him the pre sent year. Tickets and hares are s&iling itt.i be above t)fces, in great variety, and the. Public will pleas:. to noicc, that no Private 'Lottery will aceided bithe present, which be&its Dcawing the 13th January. T ; THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. za, iso 6, will be per fwme , l GEORGE BARNWELL. • Thurougligocid, Mr. POWELL ; Damwelli, Mr. EYRE; George Barnwell, l‘fr. H. SI DDONS"; Truman, Mr. BARTLEY; Mr. COOKE. ' Allilwood, Mrs. POW I:ILL ; Maria, Miss BOY CE. Lucy, - 11-Irs. SPARKS. 3 .4fte r• i' Which Will be produced (neveracted) a new Comic Pantomime, called ' • • THE ENCHANTERS • Or, HARLEQUIN SULTAUN'. The Overture and Musx composed by NIL-. Snaw. Misnar (Harlequin Sulta.uni,' Mr. HA RTLAN D. (Being his first appearance. oh this Stage); Horarn (the Viz;er); Mr. „COOKE - Donbar (Scaramouch); Mr: MALE ; Onrodi (Pantaloon), Mr. E . V ERA RD.; -Benaskal".(his Sun); Mr.. P LACIDE ; • Fabri (Pero), Mr. HOP 1 ; • Arab Chief, Mr. DI‘GN UM ; • 'Urchin (the Clown), Mr. MONTGOMERY • (being hi , tirs,t .Aepearapce on tbieStage). Princess Hemjuna (Columbine); Mrs. SHARP ; Macoma (the Good Genii), Mrs. MATHEWS Attendant uenii,-Master W EST, Miss C. BRISTOW, ENCHANTERS, Mr.GIBBON Tasmr. Mr. F 1 EZSI M MONS ; ()Lomond, Mr EVANS •• Win, Mr, MILL E.R. • • • . Chorus of Arabs, Etichanters, &c. Igestrst- Evans; Fishes, Danby, Maddocks, Cook, Caul field, Rhodes, Mesds. Gardiner, Maddocks, .Kelly, Men-ate, Wells, SDc Camp, Selwin, The Dances by Mrs. Sharp ,• Mesds. Davis, Twamley, Green, Rambo,. H, and F. Bennett (Pupils of Mr. D'Eg.ville). Boras 6s. second , Priee 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2.5. 2s. Second Price 15.- 7 -Upper Gallery is. Se.. tont' Price 6d.- No Money to be returned. Places f.r the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Itutsel-street: The Doors to be oPened• at Half-past Five, and begin at iialf-past To-morrow, the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer, TH ATRE ROY f., )VENT.-GARD EN. • AO -MORROW EVENING, Dec. 27, 18 0 , A. will be prfirt - iled• , • THE TEMPEST; Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. WITII . _ • TOM THUMB. tones 6s: Second Price 35.-1 , it 3 s, 6d. Second Price - 25.-- tallerV 2S. Secdnd Price IS. pper Gallery is, Second I' rice 6 . (1. -No Movyto be returned. ' Places'for the Boxes to be taken at - the Box-Ake; in Itart. street T he'/Hors to be opened at Half past five, and begin at Half-past Six. ' _ ALBION FIRE AND-LIFE I NSURANCE•COMPANY OF LONDON, Establish iSOS, for Insurance ttorn.,Fire. - throughout Great Britain and'lreland, and in Foreign Countries ; for the •In. • §urance of Lives •, and for the granting of Anniiities. • cAritALLONE • ' FIEDIRECTORS beg to remind Persom whose Policies'expire „at • C that . their Payments should be made w i tlhr i flteett days froM that pericid,• at the company's Housy, in 'Change-alley, Corithill ;or to some -One of the t patsy's • Resideuts,in the 'Country, , • Am mg other adv attageS, it will appear by the Company's Proposals; that no charge is, made , to?' Policies cre Indorse ments.; that a lari:e and unprecedented CommissiOn is al lowed on Insurances on Lives ; that. 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