... {aid this alluded to a Fafl that came out foine Time ago in the Examination; it came out that Dr. Willis, about Month ago, had entrufted his Majefty with a Razor: Dr. Willis did not deny this Faft when was put to him, and be aligns his Reafons for his Condudl in the Report. Mr. Pitt had not the lead Doubt, that the true State of bis Majefty'* Health would fully and dearly appear from the ...

... -a at -WEDNESDAY next, the rilft inllant, when - A pLAYAND FARCE -yjjj be perfoimed, as will be advertifed in a few days. 1 ~p The Office of the Theatre will be opened To-Mor- ICW- I. M | QUEEN's BIRTH DAY. TjrjEßEwill be an ASSEMBLY at the New Rooms in George Street, on Monday tbe igth January, to be- ?? ?? o'clock. — *Af « which, there will be no AlTembly till Thorfday the • -aotli inllant ...

... hff.Qt of Mr. IJAUZIU.A HARE let! of Woolverftone, in the countyof Suffolk, diceafed, a 'e reauefted to feud an account Immediately oi fuch Mir claim, taChrif, Rolfe, of Ipi'wieh, in the fald coun, 'U and thofe ptrfons vv ho are inrlebtt H to the faid dcCeafcd, Wriqueftedtopay the fame to tlit fa tl C'lirif. Ro,fc w'l *. - jm further notice, f-r couohs, colds, cat.mw.s, asthmas HOARSENESSES, ...

... made to h.m relative to Terme of Boarding, Plan of Education, fee. takes thit Method of Informing the Public, that the Education ol tbe Boarders wiltbecon .ue-ed by himfelf, tnd that (exclufive of School Hours) he purpofes 10 devote to »4«'r Improvement thofe Intervals of Leifure, which the Nature of hit Employment allows. He admits only tight ; it he think! he cannot, on the Plan he hit ...

... near Needwood Foreft, and adjoining to Bromley Common Pafture. The Time and Place of Sale will be fhortly advertized, and any Perfon defirous of further Information in the mean Time, will pleafe to apply to Mr. DARWIN, Attorney in DERBY. N. B. The Sums of 20001. — 1000 I . —and 7001. are ready to be placed out on Mortgage Security For Particulars apply to Mr. DARWIN. To bl LETT, Situate at ...

... the Hour* Three I Flvs o’clock, the ESTATES the fate Mr. JOHN I HAYWARD the tame place, carpenter, to I the following lota. I LOT 1. A Freehold ESTATE m Bedfield the faideounty confifting of good timber'd I fann-boufe, barn, ftable and out-buiulinga, and about *4 I acres at rich, arable and pafinre land, now the occupa- I tion of Mr. Pepper, tenant Will, at tlw Marly rent £. pays daona! quit ...

... PRINCE Ol' DENMARK. _f „vt — Mr HOI. MAN, J/ioffl the Theatre R n-al, Covettt-Garden, His firjl etfcarasscl ok ?? Stage. r *,„ft Mr W 11.L1AMSON; King, Mr SPARKS; 1-ioiatio, Mr HALI.ION; 'Laeites, Mr BLAND Jun. ; Ollriek, Mr ARCHER; , . p o io P .ius and Fiift Giave-digger, Mr WILSON. A Ouren, Mis Si-ARKS., player Queen, Mrs J. BLAND ; % AndOpnclia. Mrs COArS, M V Her frfi appcaraacc 0-. ?? ...

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