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London, England, 1802-12-24 00:00:00

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Warehouse. as above.

PATENT BEDS, SOFA`BEDS, CHAIR 13ED!-,
DINING TABLES,
.I..ilering in Stile and Plan from those in the old way

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• " . JANE *SHORE..
Hastings,. Mr..-S I DDON-S. ;.
Gio's!er, Mr. CO l Y
Belmour, Mr. WAD* ;
-}Ctiteiifie, Mr. L E-RT ;
Catesby, •Mr. CLAR ryio NT ;
• And- Shore, Mr. MURRAY.
Alicia, Mrs. LI T CII ELD ' - •
And sane Shore; Miss MA R. RIOT,
After which will be produced (for the ist Time) an entirely
. new Pantomime Entertainment, called
HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS;
Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES.
With entirely Vew Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses_and
Decorations. . •
The 'Music, compiiied expressly foi this PantoMiMe, by
Messrs. Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware, Russell and Reeve.
The Overture by Mr. Moorehead.
The Pantomime invenred by Mr. T. Dibdin ' • and produced
(with the-Dances) under the Dime-bon of Mr. Bologna, lila.
The Scenery by Messrs. Richards., Phillips, Whitmore, Hol-
'Dian, Lupino, Wilkins. Creswell and Assistants.
Principal Pantomime Characters.
Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.
Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ;
Quango, Master MENAGE .;
John Doe, rather to Columbine, Air, L. BOLOGNA ;
Richard Roe; ColomlAne's Lover, Mr. 1( LANERT ;
Lounger, Mr. -KING ;
Speitre in Dun-luau, Mr. BEVE RLY ;
Ghost of Gaffer Thumb, Mr. -HARLEY ;
Lunn's Ghost, Mr. POWERS ;
Fongwhang, with a Song, Mr. DUBOIS.
CastleSpettre, Mts. ST. 'I, EGE R ;
• Bleeding Nun, Mrs. WATTS;
Columbine (daughter to John Doe), Mrs. W-YBROW ;
• Genius of Enchantment, Mr. DAR LEY ; •

On Tues'day Mr. Cooke will perform Zanga, in The Re-
lrenge: - •
• On Wednesday, the Comedy of The Suspicious Husband.
• On Thursday, the. Comedy of The Beaux Stratagem.
01,-. Friday, a Cure for the Heart Ache. '
And en Saturday, „The'Mari of the World: •
Ladies-and Gentlemen who. have Places-tor the succeeding
Nights of the new Opera of Family Quarrels, are resre'a;.ully
acquainted; that Wcoaseigneuee. of Mr. }lraham and Signora
S-torace!s engagemeht -t Bath, it cannot be repeated before
Tuesday, janttary 4. The sUccleeditig Nights will 'be on Wed-
nesday the sth, Thdrsd-ay the 6th, and Saturday the Stlvof
January•

FRESH POTTED CH.AR.,
No. to 7, Strand. Corner of Savoy Steps,
• Dec. 24, 1862.
JOIIN BURGESS and SON re,pettfulty. inform
.the Nobility and Families it! gsmeral,-they have ;his day
received a Fresh Supply of FR E`SI-I D CHAR from
Winanderinere Lake, which they oan•recom,herid to be of a
superior quality to. any,betore.i.ntroduced.
New P. Sturge.h, Welch Smoaked Salmon, Brunswick
Sausages', New French Olive,, &c. '•

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CARPETS, REARMUG ,RS, 4.:.•( Cheap- Bargains),
No. 4, Coventry-Street.
MESSRS. HOL V 1 E:i and• Lu. relpealttlly in.
form the Public, that their remaining. Stock of the
abov Articles will continue:on sale only a few :days longer,
as the Premises are Cil6 Or; and possession will then be
giVen.

MAIDSTONE lIOLLANDS GENEVA.
rDSTONE NIDS'GVNEVA, Ufa-
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"ntilaatired itnder Authority of Parliament, by Gt:orge
Bishop and CQ. sold at their WarehouSes; No, to, Queen-
D ck, Upper Thames-street, London, Liverpool,
Alanchestor, and Dis iUery, Maidstone. Wnolcs Orders
is. Sd. (;::!low; Retail Orders Bs. per: Gallon,
to :1-1), p London, free of Expence.
r„, 0,7-on-Hithe Dock, Dec. 18412.
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UTIF.R's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY
and WARE-ROOMS, No. r 3 and, r 4, CATHERIN E -
E ET, Eight .Doors from the Strand, - maker of the above
Articles to the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal Ilighnessts
the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Mani:ll:C.
turer'of Furniture in general.
liuT Lira has observed some of the'varions Advertisements
oPposed to him, the intention of which may be easily disco-
vered; and writes in short that, by the permission or•Proyi
decree, he manntadures and sells as above, (where alsohlay
be hid, every Article in the Upholstery Line) his superior
FOUR-POST and TENT BEDS; With' Brass Scretvs' and
various other Brass Parts ;• SO FA BEDS, making a limb
some Sofa and a comfortable Bed; - CHAIR BEDS, which
.ttrisforin the game way, and each in a few minutes;DlN_
r‘:(3' ES on various' Constructions, and-quite on a new
„'I''i.;.PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a
-empad .Construction ; and various Improve-
Int-4 tle Furniture.
ePoY *s completely furnished ; the Articles of Well-season-
, woods apd excellent workmanship. Also; tor exportation,
Bens for the East and West Indies , Cabins fitted up for Pas-
sengers, t•tc~UT'
LER has constructed several Tools and Machipes for
•••• rkiny
abnPatent Articles,, c. & at hiS Manufaaorv; as
• Yew and with' Much subniiission, and a true- sense of gra-
tit
,ei.acknowled-es. the kind encouragement he has so ge-
-er°"slY received.
-'Sa contradiaion to the false assertions opposed to the
eofß LITLER'S Patent Artieles, at his Warehouse may be
Seen separatePateut Dee,,is, one tor Dining, and other Tables ;
and the other for
Beds, Chair
and other Screw Bedsteads, which
Posts or Fe Bed
nd to-Soeet. - Chair or other Bedsteads., with Screw

ASHI;'‘;AIP '..,7C1NG,--PltiV ATETUITION
1. ESSRS. HOPKINS at; d SON'sAc.Al).l4,l‘l
for PRIVATE -INSTRUCTION,in 'Fashionable
DANCING, at cOACHMAKERS--HALL, Foster-lane,
Cheapside, continues Open for the improvement of such
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN as have nowr
Accomplishment. Or those who have not obtained the pre-
sent FASHIONABLE MODE, may, be elpeditiously in-
stinacd.in the most PRIVATE:MANNER in all the ELE-
GANT and FAS H ON AB-LE.sT EPS noiv in to qua-
lify'them for the E.IRST ASSEMBLI BS. YOUNG LA-
DIES and. GENTLEMEN are alSo• Taught every FA-
SHIQN ABI,F.DA NC E, and every'attenticni exerted to give
the most elegant /Address.
N. B, The Morning Academy? Tor , LAI?.I ES ONLY:, is
Open, and will be continued till His Majesty's Birth •da:,).

FASHIONABLE DANCING by' Mr. ALLEN,
TDRINT, ATELY taught to Ladies Gentlemen
of any age,' who have never ICarnt this • Accom'olish7
mcnt, Dr-not in rhe•improvcd inuftern style,.at No. 19, -Sher-
rar&,street, Golden-square, and No, to, Great Alie.si feet,
Goodman's,ficids„Theyitire taught on a Plan Particularly
cali;ulated for those. to whom it is -Ju'objed to acquire it ex-
peditiously's,- priVately, and in the first stYlebffasnion.' •
Foreigners, Officers, and Country , Residents', ivlio may
wish to learn in a fewClay,s, may tioard and Lodge, privately,
in the House, in.id receive constaitaidnsl•rudioti6-: • •'.• -
The Select Weekly AssemblitS,are 'every Monday, the
Band conducted by Mr. Taylor, none but Subscribers ad-
nutted none but People of respedahility can subscribe.
Respedable Schools and Fathilies,,if nctirlistant froin Town,
regularly attencied.on the Usual Conditions,. and instructed in
every elegant reqUisite of-Nllidern Dancing.' •

Tills Day was published, price 25.
A TALE OF MYSTERY, a•MELO- .• DRAM-E.
Now performing At the Theatr:-.- Royal,. Covent-Carden.
By 'I'IiOMAS I-10 LCR I' T.
Published by Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's
C mil-Yard.

On Monday the zsth of 06tobtir, was published,
• • By J. Mawman,'27., Poultry, 'London,
Containing Sixtezn,-Sheets of Letter-prc.sS (making 256
pages), handsomely printed. in Oaavd, price ss: " •

EPINBURGIT REVIEW ; or, Critical
journal. /Number F.) • J
udex•;:lamaatur cum [wrens absolvitur.
üblius Syrus. •
THIS NUMBER CONTAINS •

. _
Meunier, de l'lnthience des Philosop hes,. F rates- Mapns,
et Illuminees, sur la Revolution de France--Dr. Parr's SO-
tal Serrtion-7GodwiWs
•Reply to, Parr-Asiatic R'esearches,
vol. 6.-Olivier's Travels 'in the' Othiman• ErnOre, Egypt,
and Persia-Baldvviit's Political Reflections relative to Egypt
-I InqUiry into the Causes and EtEcis of-IS-migration
front the Highlands and Western Islands of Sedtland,--Sou-
they's Thalaha ; a metrical Itotnaree-,-Rennel's Discourses
on various SubjeCts-royage dans les Detdarteinens de la
France, par lute Societe d'Artistes et, Gz.ns de Leares-
Christison's Genei-al Dinsion of Knowledge, one great
Cause of the Prosperity • of North Britain-Bowles's „Re-
flezlions at the Conclusion of the War-Herrenschwand,
Adresse aux Yrais Hommes de hien, a ceux qui gouvernent
comme a ceux qui soot gouverues--The Utility of Country
Banks-Pratt's Bread ; vr,, the' Poor, a Poem -Pr. 14ang-,
ford's Anniversary Sermon-MrS. (pie's Pet:ins-P.01)11c
CharaClers of rgo r-a -Bonnet, Essai'sur l'Art de rendre Re-
volutions utiles-Nares's Tnanksß;iying Sermon for plenty.-
Horneman's Travels,-.Ma..kenzie's _Voyages in North Ame-
rica, sce.-Wood'SOptics-Anerbi's Travels through S we-
(len; Sce.-Thbrnton on the paper Credit of Great Britain-
Playfair's Illustrations ,of the. Huttonian Theory-Crisis of
the Sugar Colonies-Merveau on fo..iMeans et Purifying In-
feded Ait, Haygarth ea the Prevention of Iniec-
tious Fevers.
This. Review will be continued Quarterly-its Size and
Price are therefore greater than the Monthly is tibl4:ations of
the same Nature.
(r4-"--Ntimber IL, will be published Monday, 7.4 th ja-
nuary, tgo3.•
Edinburgh • - Printed for 1. , Mawman (Successor to Mr.
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Dilly),' Poultry, tondou and Archibald Constable, .Edin-
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Political Economy, Culture of Waste Lands-, P ianting, and
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This Day -was published, -
• in Ore large Volume Odavo, price 9s. boards, the Fourth
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on the. existing State of our Agriculture, its Merits and
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