... With THE DESERTER. •T 7'or «'. ?? Tragedy of The Regent ; the Regent, n L,i,le 'oianora, Mrs. Sidcbns ; after which, anew Wr ' ' , two Acts, with Songs, called Urania; or, The Vvc . Sauudav, Mr. and Mrs. Pope will appear in lilll !''a l id Iniiet. 7\londa\ , Othello; Othello, Mr. Pope, ■'' ; .. jl.irrv 1:101 c; Desdcmona, Mrs. Pope. 7, .77, a E-ROYAL, COV&NT. GARDEN, ?? F.veuing, ALFONSO. ...

... Waddy, Mas^r Byrne, Mr. Abbot, * 1 * Fn'.eier Mr. C. Kemble, Mrs. St. Leger, Miss Nor- ?? Emery ana. Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Gibbs. The !?■', „,V n bespoken by Mr. C Kemble. After the Plar, £tfc DFAr* LOVER. With THE FAIRIES' RE- L\ \\ With new music, scer.erv, machinery, dresses, ?? .'orations. The overture, and music of the recita- ai«lue ...

... hia; f rripettfßliy a_P* int , the .* I'-tc and Gentry, and\he> Frwufs iv ?? their r -a ST \NNTAI v OCAf^CO.NC&RT wlrhepertbrm- ?? EVENING, May or ' ln-«ie -_»*e Room. An _Jjnsed Ait and . new cTee, «3pft= Shepherd aad his ri ?? by Mr. W. Knvvctt. A Listof the Perform- L'nßiih at the Music .Shops. Principal Vocal Per- ( ?? Madame Dftssek, Miss Tenuant, Master Smith, j°»«- _i««cnden I for ...

... Aip f\ R a wili ?? ;l ?? Mir iayneKt, December 18. —Vivant Re\ et Regie.a. rSiFvfRE-ROY A L, D iUJRY . LA N~\C^Z THIS EVENING, THE. BUSY BODY Mar- f- M r Bannister, jun. Miranda, Mrs. Jordan. With P ?? si: TO BE SOLD. A ?? ?? rrnw, Every Man in his Ilura >ur, with Midas rf-*iT : vfittßOYA!., COVEN T-GARDE]n7 j |H is EVENING, THE CABINET. With AN I- *, MAGNETISM. ■i uniorrow. Delays and ...

... Company pr 3--.I ?? such .iniveTsalai^rr**Wi»ia--r^'ll be repeated TO- ,:*•■■- U.V, FRIDAY, July ?? the Gardens will be ii.'i.-.iiiaied aud ornamented in a superior style of Eastern M.., a fu.-«ice • the Grand Transpare.icy painted by Hamil- tor., reprf-ehtinr* Britaiinia seated on a Throne, surrounded by il- 11 i nitcs - f fiauty, emblematical ofthe City of London, ?? , ?? : ?? tl .- X uik ...

... to take a PlPir. lo be articled to the Profession. References will be given and expected .Apjdy lo the Printer, if b* Letter, post- paid. Dated Juiy 29, 181 4. a To the CLERGY. i ro\\T ANT E D, at Mir bacirnhii jpext, a If CCU ATE, who will be expected to reside in the Parsonage-House. Ctergyinea in foil Orders arc requeslcd to apply for fiiriiicr particulars to the ?? inter ol flits Paper, ...

... and have an undeniable character for honesty, sobriety, and. cleanliness, (jgfiog lived at least lavelre months ia her last For further Particulars, entywc ofthe Prtnter. j Jhthe CLERGY, L a CURATE WANTED, -o sert^ twp f\ adjoining Parishes, an the North Coast ,fCoRHWA-u..— Residence wHI be re^t>^gj!trsoraa.ze Hoose. - ; - ' Further Particulars may be obtained on aW>- cftiara ?? hv ...

... . _ Mfc ■ ' J TO THE FAOpiTY. ?? be DISPOSED OF, the extensive il PrUCTICK of ?? SURGEON Lathe County of CoruWa-r^S^-s^r^Jteusars, «mlj to tfce Psurauk. March 17, 1815. >— - q WIS MONTH tVAS PUBLISHED, J (Second Edition, with some discusssion,) A TENET of the MILLENIUM ; or }\ of the first llrsurr ction lo the Reign of Christ Upea Earth for a Thousand Years. Lmdon: Printed for Richaud Rees, 62 ...

... Concert, is fixed for Friday the 1 '2th of September ins- Parti- culars will appear in bills, to be had of Mr. Tydeman at the Griffin Inn. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, By WILLIAM BUNNELL, At the RED LION INN, in Chich Saint Osyth, On Tuesday the 9th of Sept. ISOO, Ectweenthe Hours of Twelve and Two o'clock, A Desirable Copyhold FARM, comprising a messuage, barn, stable ahd 7 closes of exceed- ing ...

... °» this Road will be LE L B\ AUC I lON for one year, or for two or three years, to tne best bidder, on Thursday the -Ist day of January next, by Twelve o'clock hi the Forenoon, at the Chequer inn, in Brandon, in the county of Suffolk, in manner directed by the Act passed in the ISth year of the reign of his present Majesty, for regulating Turnpike Roads, winch i oi| s produced the last year, ...

... PRAISING. : OAKS' FARM, COWLINGE- MR. ROBERT ISAACSON, Wfore be- takes his leave of the above situation, to. which he has had the strongest reson forbeing warmly at' tached, from the gerierous'friendsWp and patronage he has experienced during^*) year* residence, cannot omit an opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to all those who have honoured brnv with their sup- port, as the whole of ...

... offices, coach-houses, and stables, cowhouse. barn, and granary ; a capital garden and shrubbery, with 50 Acres of Land. To be viewed, and particu- lars had, by applying to Mr: Llewellyn, at the White Park. House, near the premises. Horksley Park is delightfully situated on the banks of the River Stour, one mile from Nayland, and five from Colchester. SUFFOLK. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, ...