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London, England, 1816-04-20 00:00:00

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• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. •
[HIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties'
Seeman!' will perform
PITCAIRN'S ISLAND.
With new and selected Music, stew Scenery, &e.
Principal Characters.—British: Naval Commander, Mr. J.
pith; Lieutenant, Mr. Barnardi Boatswain, Mr. Smith.—Bri-
ph caltartsts and their Descenauts t Mr. Carr. Mr. Covedey,
Ebsworth, Miss Johnson, Miss S. Halford , Mr. Oscar B
•yrne,Syr Dupree (his first appearance on any Fitage),.and Miss,
onithrlittives: Mr. Barnes, Mr. Appleby, Ste.
To which will be added,
WHAT NEXT?
After which, for the second time these twenty years,
TILE TWO MISERS.

Ausirn island will be I epeated every sunlit except next
Taffy
On Monday, the Play of The Caatle Spectre.
Oa Tuesday. The Belle's Stratigem ; after which will be per-
keened. with appropriate Music, Garrick's Ode to Shakspeare.
go Wednesday, 'rhc Siege of Belgrade.
ouThunday, A Trip to Scarborough.
N Friday, The Way to Keep Flint.
A new Tragedy, and a new h tau-Drama, will shortly be pro..
aced-

_
• THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
•
THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per-
rormel. s
• THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sr Peter Teazle, Mr. Fawcett Sir Oliver Surface, Mr.
Terry; Sir Benjamin Backbite. Mr. Liston ; Joseph Surface,
Mr. Ibung Charles Surface, Mr. C. Kemble; Crabtree, Mr.
Xi/thews ; Careless, Mr. Hammon • Rowley, Mr. Chapman ;
Mmes, Mr. Simmons; Trip, Mr. Farley ; Snake, Mr. Clary-
amt. Lady Teazle, Miss O'Neill; Lady Sneerwell, Mrs.
Fault; Was. Candour, Mrs. dibbs; Maria, Miss Foote.
To which will be added, the new Comic Arabian Piece, called
.WHO WANTS A WIFE; or,
THE LAW OF THE LAND.
Felix Fairlove, Mr. Liston ; Lbe Cadi, Mr. Jefferies ; Yo off,
Mr. Blanchard. Zora, Miss Foote Zelmira, Mts. Seymour;
Sarucma, Mrs. Egerton ; Badonra, Mrs. Liston.
Who wants a Wife? will be repeated evtry evening.
Mr. Cobham will repeat the character of King Richard cr.j
Monday next.
Mr. Keroble has returned to his engagement, and will ma!te
his first appearance in the Tragedy of Coriolanus, on Tuesday.
After which, being precisely on the second centenary of years
from the death of Shakspeare, will be Garrick'a !oblige,
in commemoration of Cie immortal genius of England's great
Dramatic Bard, in which will be introduced a grand Pageant of
the Characters of Shakspeare, by the whole of the Company.
On Wedoe3ciay, Guy Niannering.
On Thutsday and Saturday, The School for ScanJal.
Ge Friday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts: air c..&5 Over-
reach, Mr. Kentide.
Due notice will be givr of the next appearance of the Geatle-
man who performed Sir Pectin; Macsycophant.

The Licredible feats of II Diavolt• Antonio, the \tertian Void-
goer, contiving to excite the admiration as wcU as reiterated
shouts al approbation of crowded audiences, they will, wt: b
the other noniron. Entertilintlltlit6, be repeated every Evening
till furtLer notice. •
ROYAL. AMPHI THEATRE; (ASTLEY'S),
WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
the Petra:ince' their Royal Highnesses the Paruct Rt.
and Date of Y oa X
•
THIS PRESENT SAI'UItDAY (by permission
o! the Proprietors of the Royal. Covent-Carden),
the Grand Ique'rrian Ettrietta Spectacle, called THF. SECRE T
AMINE; asbistA by the United Stud ot Horses. HORSEMAN-
hHIP, by Mr. Davi-, jun. ; Clowr, Mr. Brown. GYMNASTIC
EXERCISES, by a Venetian (his sixth appearance in Eogland),
-sod for twenty-tour nights only, who, by !is iuucdibl I ourbil.
limn, Sec. in the air, has been denonainathd ot. the Continent
Il Dravolo Antonio!" A new Comic Song by Mr. Stebbing.
?o conclude wi h an entirety new Serio-Cemic Harlequinaile,
called RIQUET with the TUF r ; or, Duedrop and Rosebud.
Places for the boats to betaken of Mr: iiiriloch,lt the Theatre,
front ten till font —Doors open at Half-pan Five, and begin at
Half-past Six. Second Price at Half-put Eight. Boxes es.
Puss. Gallery Is.
• • On Monday the above Entertainments, and Equestrian
E;rcises by Mr. Duce w, his first appearance at this Theatre.

SCOTTISH HOSPI PAL.
LI. R. H. the Duke of CLARENCE and ST. ANDREWS,
President.
vrce-mtesinawrs.
His Grace the Duke of Bedford. Admiral Lord Viscount Keith.
The Earl of llreadalhane. Charles Forbes, Esq. M.P.
Lord Viscount Melville. William Douglas, Esq. M P.
- Treasurer, Ai.r.xosNDEß' Goan° s, Esq.
NOTICE is hereby given, That a SPECIAL
GENERAL COURT of the GOVERNORS of this
CORPORATION will be held In the Hall, Craneecturt, Fleet-
Street, 011 SATI: ILDAV, the 27th instant, at •I'welve o'clock. his
C.kir to be t:.hen at Oar, P. at. prs.cisely. The Court will
sae:wards adjourn to the Fr,eavons' Tavern, Great
!lett, to liTNNER, with the Oaverarri, Benclactors, told
"Weals of the Institution, compaay on this occasion is
Priiodarly requested. Dinner on table :st s:x o'clock 'precisely.
His Royal Highness the President in the Chair.
By order, 1(0 dEICI' AULD, Sec.
STE.WARDS.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE,
Eel of Breadalbane Michie Forbes, Esq.
Estl of Craufurd and Lindsay John Garden, jun. Esq.
Eel of Dalhoude Robert Gordon, Esq. M.P.
Lad Kinnaird I James Charles Grant, Esq.
'lle Hon. Douglas Kinnaird David Charles Guthrie, Esq.
Sir George Clerk, Bert. M.P. Nugeat Kirkland, Esq.
Nicholas Brown, Esq. I Alexander Milne, Esq.
Vilillant Campbell, Esq. J. A. F. Simpkitison, Esq.
h I aseis Lewis Clason, Esq. John Tunno, Esq..
limy Douglas, Esq.
'tickets' ene guinea each, to
HI, and Bar of the Tavern.

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SATURDA V. A

WILLIAMS'S LU3ItARY, REDCROSS7STREET.

Arm 16, 1815.
AT the ANNUAL MEET-LNG of the Goneral
Body of PROTF.'4TANT DISSUITING MINPMRS
of the Three Denominations
Rev. /01-IN IWI4PIIRYS, in the Chair,
The Secretary having made a Report from the Committee ap-
pointed to pursee Measures for the Relief of • the prosecuted
French Protestants; and the Rev. CLEMRNT PERROT having
communicated the result of his personal inquiries, undertaken at
the request of the Committee, into their past and present situation,
Reso!ved linati;tuattsly,
1, That the Report of the Committee appointed by this Body,
for the Purpose of Inquiry, Supetititendruce and Distribution
of the Funds which may be contributed for the Relief of the
French Protestants, sufkring for Cousetenr.. sake," now pr. s. toed
by the Sicretary, displaying the zeal, the industry and the perse-
verance with which they have prosecuted the objects confided to
their ewe, be accepted by this Body with the highest sentiments
01 satisfaction and graiittde.
2. That the Account now communicated to this Body, of the
situation of the French Protestants, by the Rev. Clement Per-
rot. who, at the request of the Committee, has so generously,
and with so much personal inconvenience and risque. vkited the
scenes of persecution in France, while it demands our most cur.
dal acknowledgements, has produced the deepest eonvie•ion that
no relaxatinns should be suffered in the exertions of the Com-
mittee, but that their most vigorous efforts should br continued.
till complete security and repose be obtained for those who are
suffering for conscience sake.
3. That although the lawleis outrages of the persecutors •In
the South of France havi happily abated, yet that the circus's•
stances of our suffering Protestant brethren 13 that quarter still
call for our sympathy and assistance; and that it be strongly re.
commended to our brethren throughout the kingdom, wbo have
not yet made collections on their behalf, to fellow the eluvial
of those who have already, by this means, declared publicly
their abhorrence of persecution, and cnntributed to the relief of
suffering humanity. By Order of the Committee,
(Signed) THOMAS MORGAN, Secretary.

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