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London, England, 1829-02-19 00:00:00

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Nvitiesgit 13,097.1

. ADELPHI THEATRE.
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This Theatre. since MONSIEUR MALLET has been per•
formed, has Nightly Overflowed. The Proprietors with confi-
dence state, that this Production has done the higheit iredit to
their Establishment, it will, therefore, be repeated every Evening
with the new suc.essful Nautical Piece, the RED ROVER
• till further Notice.

EVENING, THURSDAY, FLBRUART 19,
And during the %VIMIC,
eA-,
)Ifill he presented the New Ilurletta, in Three Acts. founded on a
favourite N ion in Mr. MATIIiiVe celebrated " TRIP TO

Am Rowe," dramatized by .the Author of 71 Monsieur is;;
I. Tom and Jetty," bc. Ste. called

MONSIEUR MALLE
OR. MY DAUGHTER'S LETTER!

ielt. Franklin Patterson, a rich Merchant and Magistrate of
13oston, Mr. Butler
Monsieur LouisFraneols hlaUet,ci decant Baron Tonnere L'Eclalr,
Brigadier de la Grand Armen. and Chevalier de la Legion
- a French Exile, resident at Boston,-Mr. Mathews
Orlando Stapleton, a young Engli‘bman, attached to Theatricals
and Adelaide, Mr. Hemmings
Mister Commissary Benjamin Brain Van Gunnery, commonly
called Uncle Ben, Mr. T P. Cooke
Mr. Orator Jeremiah Kentucky. of Obsego County, near ( berry
.10%Iley, Attorney at Law. Member of Legislature fur Long-
. swastp,end Duke in Logwood, Mr. Bucket:me
'Washington Penweasle, Post Master of Boston, and Man of
Letters. Mr. Wilkinson
Major-General Jonathan Brandywine, Landlord of the Maddlson's
Head Hotel, and Head of the Boston Militia, Mr. Benson Hill
Oronookn. the New England Rouble Nigger., Help to Patterson,
and Principal Performer at the Blades Theatre, Boston,
Mr. Yates
hostonlansi Helps, Sailors, &c. &c. Messrs. Barnett, Benedict,
Fry, Lewis, Paulo, jun. Shaw. Wilson. Williamson, &c.
Mademoiselle Adelaide Mallet, Daughter of Mon.leur Mallet,
Mrs. Yates
Resists Van nunnery, Daughter of Uncle Ben. Mrs. H. Hsgbes
Widow Bradish, lately removed from New York. Pro.
• ptietress of a Boarding lion2e at Boston, Mts. Daly
• Ilephgib.h. her Slave, Miss A. Barnett
Bostonians, &c. Mrs. Tennant, Misses Horton. Tinny, site. &c.
Scres--Button in America.
•

After wbich will he pre anted an entirely New Nautical Nutlet'',
with entirely new•blu►ic, Scenes, and Dresses, called

THE RED ROVER;
OR, THE NIUTINY OF THR DOLPHIN!
Pounded on the principal Incident. in the Novel of that Name.

Principal Character; by Mr. Yates. Mr. T. P. Cooke, Mr.
Wilkinson, and Mr. Hemmings,
Mrs. Edwin and Mrs. H. Hughes.
To conclude with the favourite Butletta,. called
FREAKS AND FOLLIES!

PrinelEal Characters by Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Butler,
Mr. Hemming+, and Miss Daly.
Agents for the Private Boxes, at the West Knd. of the Town,
Ms... Suns, at the Royal °fall-0111g Library, Pall-Mall; Mr. An
dreirst at the Library, Nrw Band•street ; Mr. Blur+, at the Li-
brary, 014 Bond-street; ani Mr. Castles Wright, Haymarket.
Buses, ['it, 4s. Gallery, la. Doers open at Six. osnansenee it
a Quarter before Seven. Half Price at flail-past Bight.

el• It is respeetfuliy announced, that Places In the Dress Circle
cannot be kept unless Tickets are takes when the Places are
Booked.

• • EVRR ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION.
DAY and MAItTIN respectfully inform the Public
they have, lifter much labour and at a very considerable ex-
pense, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction
and extreme difilzulty of execution, that they:Oast will effectually
prevent the many Frauds that are daily Rractired en the Public.—
An attention to the followingdeseriplion of the Label will ensure
the genuine Blacking prepared by Stem. A pattern like Lace of a
pink colour covers the Principal part.of. tbb Label, the names of
Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and
flack, and Rluced on a white ground, the address,
97, HIGH-HOLBORN,
is also white.letters edged with pink and black,,but pinced on the
lace pattern, the eignaturtreed price .at foot are black on a whit*
ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before,
black letters on• white ground..-97, High-Holborn, Sept. IBM

—t a. • 'WETS THROATS. HOMMEL/7g* &e.
UT.L ER'S ACIDULATED CAYENNE LO-
-110 EENOES are particularly reconantended lot habitual sore
Throats; relasation of the Uvula; enlargement of the Tonsils,
bad that description of Hoarseness which arises from relaxation of
the Membranes of the Throat and the parts,coottiguous.
Tbe cayenne Lozenge has been ,found,,,Uf 'great utility to sock
Persons u are frequently in the habit at speaking in public; they
May dicta/se he advantageobili taken lu the Senate. at the Bar.
and in the Pulpit, and the highest testimony in the Mtisical World
faas been ad/rimed In theli revour;esPerially in those cue% where.
from the constant use of the voice, or the influence of a humid
etmlophere, the membranes have become relaxed, and diminished
in their tone.

Throe Losenges aro also recommended as a stimuli's dating
Yield Sports • they are • refreshing, and prevent ems Throats,
Hoarseness, itc. to them who are unaccustomed to exposure in
the morning, before the dew .bas passed °L and la assist and foggy
Orcnbillts. • / /:1 ~/ . • -
Sold in boxes sod Is. and 4o Id. by. Messrs. Butler, lammists,
s corner of St. Paul's • Ssekville-street, Dublin ; Princes-
street burgh ; Sawory and Os. 144. New Bond.stteet ; and
the plogipal Medicine Venders in the Kingdom

N B. Ask for Butler's Gyms; Lozenges.

" Domus et placeos
Thy haus% and (In the cup of We,
t That housty-drop) thy pleasing wife!

APPINESS, "the gay to-morrow of the mind,* is
insured by marriage " the strictest deOf perpeteel Friend-
Alp,* is a-gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by•
which, says Johnson " we approach in some egret of association
latish celestial intelligence." •
Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligaties, It
areouies Imporative.duty, sot only to regulate the pessimist but
gerelosese the grosser mauve from those impurities which the free.
glom of onewtricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the
enema :tatenali attention are. attributable many. of those hapless
lestattees which, while they excite the commiseration of the be
bolder, should else impels him with the firer of self-reproach.
-Luxurious habits will .elfenihriee the W7—.4 residence in the
*wigs. will releit the elastic fibre--.but. more, especially dogs the
premature Wetter/Oen of youth !toe frequently compromise die na-
tuna dignity into a state of ftianftiott, from whence the. agonised,
'euffeler more than doubt e the chance: of relef. To all such then
we address ourselves. offering hope, energy,.inuecular_strefigtb,
felicity; .nor will out edvincee _appear questionable; Untanned as
Ike l areley the: multiplied prolife of SO years sucteseful experience.
The:easy cares of married life are sometimes, ditturbed.by the
'lldniinittio of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath
...foe the female habit Is often Conitiruilmially weak-'—yet ft cap be
Streastirened, aed deficient energy improved into functional poWer.
In are* ease of syphilitic intrusion, as vie', si in every relaxation
Wr the gateretive econewny, we pledge sorr ability to cure speedily.
hid with effect. lietnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empyric
from she. pietism so presumptuously. taken up, vet deviate Iran ,
iginoratpeihciplas with irras.beritatioot and confident in our own
honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we
serer thesuilkiing community' of either firs lever-tiny those re-1
410'leg isity temetotonia; life). ,et once to our house, where dell,
anendance fir given for personal cooeultation ; and. letters. frown the
.crauritry,arcimeamdialigy, janawt.n.4; these none contain a remit-
tance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any
part of the woad,' however distant.

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toditopentia • tatiotiorly I •Fe mar . Neu. , nay •he had at 16,1
Prince, Nrcet, Soho; 174, Flert.strert ; 4, Catherine a/freq.& rood,.
gioacivitudi (hinon, and Piper; 4p, Patortitiotioony; ad °topple
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