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NEW THEATRE ROYAI , COVENT-GARDEN. I
TO-MORROW EsVENING, DECEMBER 26,
will he aced the Tragedy of
THE ROMAN FATHER.

Tullus Hostilius, Mr. EGERTON ;
Horatins, Mr. COOKE ;
Publius Horatius 9 Mr. YOUNG;
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Valcrius, Mr. BRUNTON ;
Froratia. Mrs. CLARKE; Valeria, Miss BRWOW.
in Act V. the Entry of Publius into Rome, with a Triiimpital
Chorus.
Alter which will be performed (for the first time) a New Comic
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; 0.
Or, THE HAUNTED WELL.
Harlequin Pedlar Vir. BOLOGNA, Jun.
Clown, Nit. GRIMALDI;

5;.• Tinwhy Chalk-stone, Mr. T. BLAiIICHARD ;
Sir Marmaduke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAY. .
Columbine, Miss ADAMS;
Fairy of the Weli, Miss M. BRISTOW ;
Fairies, Miss E. H. and S. ADAMS, with Dancing.
Boxes, 7s. Second Price 3s.lSd. Plt, 3s. dd. Second Price 2.1.
Gallery Cs. Second Price 1.. Upper Gallery Is.
On Wedi.eqlay, The Wheel of Fortune.
On Thursday, Every Man In his Humour.

FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. Al.LEra,
privately taught, at No. 19, Sheriard-wreet;ColirenA'quares
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, whO have never learnt that
geomplishment, or have not the modern style.
Mr. A LLENS system of teaching is expressly studied for those
to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi-
ice gent eel society expeditiously, privately, andin a superior
rele of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private
ochirg may learn at a small ex2en.ce, with a respectably set of
ppils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancine
caght the most elegant fancy dances, and all the s'iperlor parts of
t e profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.

'MONEY.
VIESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform
those that may be in want and desirous of boricoving tem-
porary or immanent sums of money, that they can at all times
:.lvance any sum from 1001. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal
or any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money
the Funds, Clergymns' Livings, or Freehold 4 Copyhold, and
!.essehold Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms.—
ipplication Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their
19, Jermyn-street, St. James's, either personally or by
.-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will b.. given for
'red Annuities.

KES, MOSELEY AND CO. ARMY ACCOUTRE-
.. MENT MAKERS.
lseqiience of the recent Death of Mr. THO-
{AWKES, his Nephews and surviving Partners em-
earliest opportunity. of renaming their respectful thanks
'ours with which they have been so long honoured by
, the continuance of whose patronage and support, they
,pectfully solicit.
usiness will be carried on, as heretofore, under the Flan
es Moseley and Co. by the surviving Partners, who
the entire management of it fur the last six years.
Piccadilly, Dec. 6, I to%
LUNDY FOOTS IRISH SNUFF.

FOOT and Co. in order to obviate the
tculnes which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto
in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, beg leave to
!rn and the Public in general, that they have ()pealed
Warehouse at No. 50, I.eicester-square, when: said
/ be had, and where they are now taking orders. And
Ar present intention to relinquish the Retail thereof,
interfere with any other article of said Trade, they most
request that dm* who may honour them with their
will retail it as received from them in its original
ing determined to afford the most liberal encoerag,e-
trice who buy to sell again.

STATE LOTTERY—To be Drawn in
ONE DAY—I 4th FEBRUARY, 1810.
SCHENIE.
£20,000 £BO,OOO

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4 00000 e•••••• 5,000 20,000
12 ...... ..... 1,000 . ... . 12,000
~.11 500 . . . 10,000
t:1 100 2,000
44 ... 30 2,200
Sti 95 200
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5,000 Prizes.

,E'i:UO,GCO

This Lottery is upon the same Plan sq the lase; it cons;sts of
o 5000 Numbers (from one to .560,1 inclm;lve); bnt there are
les Tickets of each Number, which will he severally entitled to
whatever Prize is drawn against Such Number ; for instance, if
No. I should be drawn a Prize of £20,000, the Fonr 'Ticket; of
that Number will cacti be entitled to £20,000. making in the
whole c'<a),ooo.—'.• Shares will be entitled to their proportion.
TICKF. and SHARES ate on Sale at all the Offices.

CHEAP WARD.
AT a WARDMOTE holden in the Vestry Room
of St. Lawrence's Church, In and for the said Ward, en
Thtuselay, the 21st, and continued by adjourninent to the • 2 :f.l
t 1 of .Decem!R r, 1809, before SAMUEL GOODBEHERE.
F•ci. Akterniau of the said Ward, for the Election of Ward
°hirers.

A Pz•ll for Common C'ouncilesen having been demanded and
prncee:loll on, at the cloth: thereof the numbers were for—
Lieitt.-Colouel Wigan 123 Mr. George Fournier 91
11lr. Deputy Loxley 118 Mr. Samuel Hale 93
Mr. Wm. Cummins 118 Mr. Henry Fat: 91
Mr. inhn Wright 116 Mr. Thomas Swift 89
Mr. Rich. Cheesewrlgbt 113 Mr. John Williams t;s
Mr. /ch.' Smith 110 Mr. Joseph 11Iawman 8;
Mr. Sampson Dollmr.n 86,
Whereupon the Alderman declared the 'Twelve Gentlemen
first named, duly elected Common Councilmen of this Ward for
the year ensuing.
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Wardmote be given to Mr.
J:oist W'alotur and Mr. Iticumto Clinzsr.V routtr, two of the
.tp.eser.tative, in Common Council for this Ward, for the faith•
dim:hatge of their duty on the .sth instant, when their attest-
e.!ace in the Court a Common Council was of so much inipor-
-1..act.., ard Inc the truly constitutional and patriotic votes given
them en tiara day ;wire+ votes decided the goes:inn in favour
of an .(!k!.:-ess to his Majesty, praying him to direct au impiry to
i9..ti!'..tvd its to the Cause of failure in the' late expensive and
Is.:.pAlition to the Scheidt.
Resolved, That the 'llanks of this Wardmote be given to
Mr. Deputy Lox: v.T. Lieutenant-Colonel WIGAN, Mr. Jou N
l'%rercur, N:r. CIICESLWIRIGIIT, Mr. Wit.t.tass Cuss-
mists, a%d Mr. loam SMITti, part of the Represent caves in Cow..
s, •41 Cy ones(f-r this Ward, for the Patriotic votes given by theist
"I the I:4th instant, in support of the beforc..-tattntiJned Address
to his ?..1.4.1, stv.
Re:Dived, 'l.hat the Thanks of this Wardmote he given to Mr
IViLttsM EDWARD Smt rim, fur the services reodered to this
bard during the time he held the situation of one of its Common
C, eneil.

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Reiolvedunanlmousiy,That tl•e Thanks of this Ward:note be I
rooen to the Worthipful Ss mu at. GOODS/AI ERE, Esq. the Aldt-r- ,
cor h:s ability and Impartiality clurine the Election ; for his
r•iwcariel attetvion to the interest of the *aril; the ready access
l:•• at all !line-. affords the Inhabitants; and for the truly indepette
•••••it connittninnal and patriotic principles which he has evinced
all orraiinns.
R,,olred, That the foregoing Resolutions be signed by the
V'ar.l Clerk, and published in lour of the Morning and foit'of
Ile &ping Paper. SAM. CU LME WEST;
Ward Clerk.

GUINEAS, or, if an Accomplice in the Robbery, or knowing
r thereof, shall, surrender himself and make discovery whereby one
or more of the Persons concerned therein may be apprehended
and brought to justice, such Discoverer will be entitled to the.said
Reward, and will also receive his Majesty's most gracious Pardon.
ft is a Capital Offence in any cne receiving Bank Notes or Dille'
taken out of the Mail, knowing the same to have been stolen
iiistreout.—By Command of His Mak..sty's Postmaster-General,
• FRANCIS 1471.:471:ING,Secret.7r.y.

CALLENDER, late .t
Esq. deceastd; are perthrially, or by their Solicitors, .
come in and prove Their Debts before Edward Morris, Esq. one
of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southansp-
ton-13111104K, Chanter -lane, London, on or before she 23d of
January, 1810,-or in default thereof they will be peremptorily
excluded tbe bewit Of the said Decree.

ISPEritStrAMiuto an Order of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cause, Berry v. Berry, the next of Kin
of CHARLES QUINT ON MARY, who died at Yana, in
France, in the Year lin are personally, or by their SoliCitors,
to coin,. in and make out their Kindred,bettire EDWARD Moak's,
Esq. one of the Masters of tke said Court,.on.or before the lath
day of February, 1910, (.r in default thereof, they will be peremp-
torily excluded the benefit of the said Order.
N. B. The said Charles Quinton Berry, at the time of his death
held the rank of Captain in his lqajr3ty s 47:11 Regiment of Foor,
and for some time previous to his quit-ing Hoglund fur Kra: c
reeided at Ealing, in the County of .Middlesex.

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