... to Ti't:a,u'. Jan. ex.— when the Comedy of pIERY ONE HAS lUS FAULT, Will be prefcrtted. h ;e, v.iil be adde-l, a MuC-al Farce, (never Acted P* here) calied THE SA3ES IN THE AVOOD. ?? JOHN KEMBLE, is engage! lor Six Ninnrs Only, ?? make his fecond appearance on Wcduefilay next, in * ?? Jl,-r of 0..a.,i„a, iv a New Play, never performed c.died W THE MOUNTAINEER?, ?? h v.-: . !i be got up with ...

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... 3'ijo.inieM t-> Satur- ■ day the* zjtli of this Inftant Jinuuy, at Eleven ?? in the Fore- ! noon, to b.* held at tl.c Bridewell Hall, in Reading, iv o.der to rcceh ! tne Report of the Committee, appo.ntcd at the lalt S'flions, upon the- 1 Siil'j ctot the Gael. W. BUD D. Newbury, 'Jan. 16, 1794. Deputy Clerk of the Peace for B**rks. SAI NT PAUL'S SCHOOL. j THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of ihc Noble- ...

... Bath Hr.'i.iLn of Saturday, intimating that mlytwe of ihe Inns continued t ...

... dtecmed Great and Admired Old Mafias, anil in a high Hat. of prelirvation. ...

... ?? '.-■— v. ?? that the THE Al'RH- t- Ku-'wii] OPEN on Satcrda3 firft, January 18th, c ?? 2P' H A M L E T. ■ „..„ -, Mr JOHN KEMBLE, -, ?? ol the 'i'hi etn Royal, Druty Lane. : „■ , Ghnß M r WOODS; . * The King, Mr SPARKS; l: : . : ?? Mr LF.F. LEWES ; :. - Oitrk-k Mr LAMASH; . ?? ?? Mr FOX; Horatio, Mr SIDDONS; - c i-cih-- ' Mr WIII rMORE ; ' I series Mr C. KhMULE; ( rave Diggt ■', ...

... : at the London Taveun, Bilhopfgate Street, on Saturday the i I Twenty- fifth of January Inftant. j STEWARDS. THOMAS LOW, A. B. I EDM. SAM. ELISHA, Efq. JAMES TAYLOR, Efq. SAMUEL MARTIN, Efq. THOMAS JENKIN, Efq. | JOHN BOWMAN, Efq. Dinner on Table at Four ?? precifely. Tickets, at 10s. 6d. each, to he had at th* London Tavern. To the CLERGY. WANTED an Afliftant Curate to refide principally in ...

... , WkiU~haU t 15, 1794. TWS Sydney Mtjdr MontrieF .tins office with MA following yithrft Hieru iif, bet. 10, *793. - is my ddtjr attaint yfti, that hate been evacuate Toolod, and to tttire from the hsbohr to this anchorage. , It became unavoidably thai the retreit (houid flot be deferred, the enemy commanded the town and and IheHs) therefore, agreeable ' Govirnor'i plan, Jirefted the boats of ...

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... TWO JOURNEYMEN CLOCK- MAKERS.* Steady Hands and good Workmen, will meet with 'conftant Employ and good Wages, by applying to W. HOLLIWELL, Watch and Clock-Maker, lion -Gate, in Derby. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. TO he SOLD by Auftion, by Mr.CRAYNE, on ThurfJiy tho 9th of Jan. 1794, and fol.uw_._g D.iys till all is fold, at the Houfe of Saratiel Crompton, Efq; in Derby, (who i. leaving the Town :) ...

... I TIIEWAT E R M A N ; ?? ■ rH f- r 1 f) s t ofavg a s t. Tirm'Tug, Mr FOX; Bundle, Mr NUNNS; Robin, Mr LAMASH -, Mrs Bundle, Mrs WALCO F ; v Ker IB Lie's f.riir.h appearance v-ill be ?? , X L.. ?? - ?? « ».e- r.-.o II vt ,- s and Places for the Boxes, to be had of Mr Cms, |I ' at the Lox-Oiii.e of the Theatre. SQOARE ASSEMBLY ROOMS. rep. will e.-.ri.emence li.r this Seaiiui with ,IJAN{»«J ...

... H ARD 111. Kind Richard, Mr J. KEMBLE, Oe ti.c Theatre-Royal, Drnry Lane. Kin Hrr.ry VI. Mr S. KEMBLTe ; ledv.-ard Prince of Wales, Mifs KE M BLE ; Fichl'd Duke of York, Mailer KEMBLE ; Deike of IJeicielngha.n, Mr FOX ; Earl of Richmond, Mr WOODS ; Tre.T.i, Mr C. KEMBLE; ' Qneea EKzabeth, Mrs NUNNS ; ~Lady -^nne, Mrs WOODS ; To which evil! be added, a Mnfical Farce, called THE ROMP. Watty C ...