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THEATRE R.OYA4, pIIWAY-44,Pp.
IS PRESENTIesties tsEylitlallte*
ew rUAitY 6,.
thdy, called
MAN AND WIFE ;
Or, MORE f3ECRETB THAN ONE.
The Principal Character a by
Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. POWELL, Mr. ELLISTONA_
DOWTON, Mr. WROUONTOFfi Mr. JOHNSTON!,
Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. SMITH, Mr.IICRIYEN,-
mrs, 1-14RLOWE, Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDDONS,
Mrs. SCOTT,
The Prologue to be spoken by gr. MATHEWS,
And the Epilogue by Ma. JORDAN.
Afrer which (9th time tbcae 12 rierb) the Pantomime of
ROBINSON CRUSOE ;
Or, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. •
With the Original Music to the First Part:
Robinson Crusoe, Mr. D'EGVILLE.
The Dances by Master Laurent, Mrs. Sharpe, &c.
er The New Comedy of Man and Wife; or, More Secrets
o‘.e ; performed for the first time last night, was received
sughout, by an overflowing audience, with the highest marks
approbation and reiterated bursts of applause from all parts of
Theatre, and will be repeated every evening, except Thur.-
,
y nest.
be New Drama of Veneni, will be repeated, for the 17th
-.e, on Thursday next._

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THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
IRS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 6,
their Majesties Servants will act the Comedy of
SPEED THE ?LOUGH.
Sir Philip Blandfov4 MA POPE.
sir Abel Handy, Mr. M'UNDEN ; Bob Handy, Mr. ZONES;
Henry, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Farmer Aehflekl, Mr/EMERY;
:ilorrington, Mr. MURRAY.; Gerald, Mr. WADDY.
Lady Handy, Mrs. DIBDIN;
Miss Blandford, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON t
Dane Azhfield, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Susan, Miss BRISTOW..
To which will be added, the celebrated Pantomime or
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE..
The Scenery, Machinery, &c. are entirely new.
Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ;
Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. (BOLOGNA, jun.
'Squire Bugle, afterwards Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI;
Sailor Boy, (with a Hornpipe) Miss WIORGMANI
Colinette, (afterwards Columbine) Miss ADAMS.

To conclude with two entire new Scenes : the first represent-
ing the Ruins of the late Theatre-Royals, ia Covent-Garden,
which changes to a New Theatre.
To-morrow, The Poor Gentleman ; wild% Mother Goose.

ARMY.

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will commence a Course of LECTURIIS on the Philosophical
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Tuesday, the 10th instant, at &van o'C/ock In the Evening pre-
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FKILIptICK Accost, will commence a Course of Lectures on
Mineralogy and on the Chemical examination of Metals, with
shelf Application to the Arts and Manufactures, on Wednesday
Evenirg, the 11th instant, at the same hour, to be continued on
each successive Wednesday.
And Mr. JACKSON will recommence his Course of Lectures
on Experimental Philosophy, Chemistry, Sec. on Monday, the
Vzh instant, to be continued each successive Monday add Friday.
KNIGHT SPENCER,' Sec. Pro. Tent.
N. B. Syllabus's of the Lectures may be had at the Institution

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