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London, England, 1810-05-31 00:00:00

NEW 11E ITRE-ROYA CO %PEN r-GAIMEN. ;
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 31, 1810,
wilt be acted the Tragedy of
ISABELLA.
Byron, Mr. JUMBLE ; Carlos, Mr. C. KEMBLL
Isabella, Mrs. SIDDONS.
After the Tragedy, the Farce of
HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.
To Which will be added the Pantomimic Ballet of
THE.DESERTER OF NAPLES.
A New Musical Afger-Piece, and a New Comedy, called The
4,Vilm's Only So :,arc in rehearsal, and will soon be produced.

12-Positively the three hst Nights of Harlequin's Salutation.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLEYN. WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
TS PRESENT EVENING, TO-MORROW,
„ d SATURDAY, the popular Equestrian and Pedestrian

gFee:.cle, called
THE BLOOD RED xNIGHT ;
Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE.
The Spectacle concludes with a grand Attack on the T.T.-urper's
Cade, and his Defeat, by Warriors on REAL Horses, some of
which are seen immersed in Water.-
variety of Horsemanship, pluticularly by Mr. Creasman.
To conclude with a Comic Pantomime at
THE DISCOVERY;
Or, Harlequin's Salutation to John Bull, Paddy Bull, Sandy
Bun, and. Taffy Bull.
Second Price at Half Past Eight.
The Public are most respeCtfully informed; that from the
nightly overflow and the many disappointments experienced by
the Box-k..eper not knowing the exact number of places wanted,
whereby much inconvenience has occurred to the Public. Mr.
Astley, jun. begs most respectfully to request that proper direc-
tions mg be given in future; and also to take notice that no
places can possibly be kept after half past seven o'clock.
On Monday the Blood Red Knight; with Harlequin Lap.
under.—An entire new Haricquinade is in great forwardness,
and will speedily be produced.

ON THE EIGHTH OF NEXT MONTH THE GRAND
STATE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN.
HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, 149,
Oxford-street, and 44, St. James's-street, respectfully in-
form the. Public, that the Tickets and Shares of the present
Grand Lottery, to be Drawn in One Day, (the Bth of JUNE),
are on Sale in great variety at their Offices, and they beg leave
most particularly to solicit their meriting to the Scheme; which,
in addition to I'wo Hundred Thousand Pounds in Money Prizes,
rives Four Extra Benefits of One Hundred Tickets each ;
therl-
f a single Ticket . may gain £lOO,OOO, a Half AC50,000, a
Quarter 4:21,taa0, an Eighth £12,500, add twat a Sixteenth up.
sards of £G,OOO.
N. B. Schemes at large gratis, with a list of Capita Prizes re.
reedy Sold and Shartid at the above Offices.

POP.E7T TREES.
This day were pubkithed, 1%11.+v &Woos, Improved. of

1. pONTEY's FOREST PRUNER, am! TII4BER
-a- 0 w :s; it'S A!lsls rANT ; or, A Complete Pm. teal .I'rea.
tine on rho •I'raining and Management of EsiinuTtassi. t Tuts,
whether iatended fur eat:, shelter, or ornament, incladlng an ELI..
ruination of the' Properties of English Fir Timber, snd a new
System fur the Management °Mak Woode. Octavo, with Platre,
price 12s. boards.
_

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and Practical Treatise on Planting in every description of Sell
and Sior• :on, pit-Ocularly those which are uttist difficult, as ele-
vated Stiles, Barren Heaths Rocky Soils, &c. Biala g Hints
on shelter and Oinanieut. Will: a Plate of lr.:plenient; for Plant-
ing, invented by the Author. Octavo, price Ds. bosrds.
Landon: Printed for 3. Harding, No. 38, St. 1•113V3.: -street.

BRANSCOISO with and CO their usual Great
Success, Sold in
Last Lottery in 78 Sham In the preceding Lottery
No. 3,734 220,000 No. 2, 618 .. ar.20,000
4,654 ... 5,000 3113 1,060
3of £3Ol each, ... 2,500 9 of 1500 each ... 1,300
Sting Shares of almost every Capital therein ; and in Last Year
only, Six of .£20,01/0, and Capitals to the Amount Of
£250,000,

MILNER'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS.

This da was published, in Eight large Volutnes Octavo, price

I. in boards, a new and un:itorna Ednia” of
•
HE T. 6WORKS, complete, 0 v
1 the Lite Reverend
JOSEPH MILNER.A.M. Mayer of he Gran near School,
and afterwards Vicar of the Holy Trinity Church, ir Kingston-
upon•Hull ; now first eolla•ed and edited, _
the lt ev. 1 ii1:1 C Nth. SI, D.D. F.R.S.
Dean of Carlisle, and President of Queen'. College, Cambridge.
Printd fur T. C:adell and NN': 114~5, Strand. _ _ _

Besides the First ,C30,00n, the Last £23,000, and ONLY 5e40,000
ever Shared; and in previous Years, to an amount beyond all
precedent; are nn* selling Tickets and Shares in the NEW
I.OTIERY, to he Drawn Brh JUNE, in which there are Four
tura druid Pries of 1 tit) Tickets each, which may product to
:Ticket .Clon,ooo, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of 26,000
SRANS(XIMB and Co. again guard the Public against the
Deception set Earth of their Firm anti Claims of the Sale of the
First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the FAC is,
every Sixteenth was sold, and' the fortuen.e Adventurers each
received £1,547.165. 3d. at their Old and Only Offices, in Lon -
don, viz : _
N0..37, Cosxmxt ; No. 33, HA VMA RIC VT No. 11, HOLBORN
• and No. 269, S 7 RA No.
They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was
absolutely Shared and Foold to the Public as above.

••• 'Thb Edition Loinprehetids tilt torkow.r.,; Works, each of which

LIVINO ANECDO rEs.

This day were puhfistral, in wo Volumes, Crown Octavo, ern.
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LETTERSfr.)m a MEMBER of the IRISH
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Augusta, Princess
Ant rim, Countess
Aslett, Mr.
Boringdon Lady
Barclay, Captain
Bankes, Sir J.
Bannister, Mr.
Sosville, Colonel
drechey, Sir W.
Betty, Bosch*,
Pbke, Mr.
BiUlngton, Mrs.
Birch, Alderman
Burttvtt, Sir F.
•
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Brahmin, Mr.
Bewridgel Mr.
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Ca.tlercxzh, Card
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Clarene.e, Duke of
Cochrine. I.Ord
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Cotigrtve, Mr. . '
Co9ke; Mr.
'Corry{ Mr.
Coekerill Sir Win.
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Croker, Mr.
Coutts, Mr.
Cumberland, Duke of
Conan, Mr.
Crawford, General
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Davison, Mr.
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Otruttgal, Marc:flumes
-Duncan, Mks
Disraeli, Mr.
Elgin, Lord
Edritlge, Mr. ,
Eldon, Lard
Ell4nhorough, Lord
Elizabeth Princess
EWseon, Mt.
Erskine, Lord
Fawcett, Mr.
Ford, Rev. Dr.
Flazman, Mr. . •
Fitzberbert, Aillsa
Fuzelf, Mr.
Garrow, Mr.
Gibbs, Sir V.
Gifford, Mr.
Gloucester, Duke of
Grattan, Mr.
Gibbs, Mn.
Crenvillt, Lord
Grimaldi, Mr.
Gregson, Mr.
Gurney, Mr.
Hamilton, Lady
Hawkesbury, J.ord
Hamilton, Dukes
Hayley, Mr.
Hastings, Mr.
Hatfield, J.
Holand, Lord
Howard, Mr.
Hunticgd.in,
Hope,
Johnson, Mr.
Jordan, Mrs.
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volum(

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HOLY -scaurivavi.—An ADDREss.,o the ROMAN
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Church of St. Chad's, in Birmingham.
By the Rey. THOMAS LE bIEgURIER,
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SURGEON.
Mr. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London.
rrln'
Paronage this Institution haF received fi
the etulusive treatment and cure of both sexes afflict
with Venereal Diseases, aitil their dreadful consequence*
as Strictures, Debility, Pte. conducted under the management
a Gentleman of the first professional abilities, will satisfy t
übl:c of the high merit of Mr. Kiernatt's plan, and that by it t
inconveniences of public charitits are avoided, whilst the you
and unwary are protected against the fatal delusions held ont
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ithout confinement or itsjory to the constitution. The fi
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othe made.--.I he Surgeons may be consulted by either sex,
1 his house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, ft,
9 till it in the mo(ning, and from 6 till 9 at night, to whom co
munications from town and country may be addressed.

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