IULLING'I'DN. * r ' v .-LOl, and Mr. BRAHARI't COKCB^TS— I 7 M f - , r'enirv Subscribers, are taspertfully
... informed, . f iS ;:^' U r, a it CONCERT will lake place THI& ?? ...
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... A HOUSE in Leeds, whofe Connexions arc firft Rerpedfability in London, (whofe Journic* there are every Four Month*) and amongd the principal Merchant* and Manufacturers in Yorkshire, would glad to fell by Comunflion for a r. fpciflablc Kuufc in Town or Country. £)’ Warthoufe Room for flood* of any Defcriptinn.— Satiofadtory Reference (with Security if required) will given.—Letter* Puti-paid, ...
— _ ?? •,J **■ ?? -r»|iiu _i,o, ?? : . I* { | VfPJS has the hoixiui most respectfully
... to inform the J*^ ,'«l C*,*M*i* S.ihscnbeis tn the Opera, and the Public. ! N^! K «i'\fcFir i> fixed forTH&RSD^Y, May 11, 1809 ; iii- -il h- nerfoimed a FA YOUR ITE OPERA, and Ihe ?? : ...
WvTo PRINTERS. ANTED Immediately, a steady, sober .gSIWEYMAIf PRllsTEß;^nT'wbo Is well qualified to work both ..
... For particulars ?? by Utter, pest paid,) to Mr. Thomas Ptsasoa, Printer, Shetßeld. Miv 5. 1309. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. * At HUSMANBY, AM AN and bis WIFE, to instruct the i£j!! reu !* tbe laho » r '»BT Puor of that Parish •i a SCHOOL about to he instituted ou the ulau of Mt. Lancaster. The Mistress will be required to teach plain Work, kc. They mast be without Children. Fetthes-iwaieuiars may ...
?? Itaiiotri-squ ?? _.ii. ?? A : y. > V ' ?? s X nißsl icpecifully ac ouai-i, ->»> ??
... hilii , ?? . I TI-' KJ; , ,„ general, i«r,t his AN^ U\ . f> e.N 1 . 1 . f al^ c illM iieifonned i_ the above H ...
?? -iSHIOM ABLK INSTI. vTP ' H PIO CIANCHETTINI - ANNUAL . tn
... T H,S Pu. ?? Divertimento, for three per- _s9** v 'erZ Mister and M.ss C.anrhettun, with ?? Pi. ?? Cll ocbe:tini ; Aria» Mrs. OWloian, ?? ?? va „;' r nfhiativ! Si S . wiarteni, Trent..; Aria, ? d : ' t i for the occasion ; \n.i, Mrs. Kiauchi, ' MiMued hi ' ,•.„,,„• ,-i-id Mrs. O'Mocaa, Winter.— 'rtyfrtsre, ■''T g^ sibdin, Cimarosa j hall. id, Mrs-. j*, D- !n ' v.'li'ii.o's.ilo, Sift. ...
m^^T^WVTIOS .— Mr. SLADE'S ■ oil' ls .nY BALL and SUPPER, advertised for Wpeil^^TPONKD to WEDNESDAY, the ?lh of ..
... ?? f r the Second Subscription Masquerade. I I^'r'rHEA TRE7 May 13, 1809— Mr. 1 |B'tV^ ,^ l I)( , r ifiillv Jirgs leave to inform the Nobility J ■ *.4tW*Xti t- the Opera, aad the Publ.c, that his ' ?? !i ?? lace on THURSDAY, the Ist of J„„e ; ?? T 1 r.mied for that night only. the much-admired ■ *i. |be r ?.j 1 1. FANATICO PER LA MUSICA. 1„ !■ o .crnenin' j etyo f A irs and Scenes wiil be ...
r JsZlants,&c # / wanted, to a CHYMIST and a-. . a I> R UeGIST. Apply^Taofcixs Yaota aw. Whitby. WANTED,
... A GAMEKEEPER. An active, steady. youn#;Man, who perfectly understands break- ing Dogs, and the destruction of Vermin. Apply to the PriHteruf this Pa-*er. WANTED/ ACAMEKEEPER, who ?? un- deretands his Business; has been employed in tbat capacity tor several years, and whose L-h* racter -ni bear the strictest inq.,i,-y. P^ tl4 * Apply to Mr. Wm. Toiw-Wsok, Nautwich, Cheshire. To HUNTSMEN. ...
■^^-^ToTthe Ui«ht Hon. the Lord Cham- 1 ■VIKING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET.-Mr. J ■ Jl*_^ls trforms his Friends, and ..
... j rirtor and Manager, having kindly granted him ■^•' Pr * l hi ...
rr^TjIiEATRE, % 2., 1809.— Mr. Ill* .n i resnectfullv begs leave to inform the Nobility X ***£*£ bers t
... the PuWic, that his ,rv,S n»k c Place ...
Post. I >j Wednesday the Princess of Wales com- O'pleted her 41st year. Her Majesty and the princesses ..
... same, by having ML p^y at Frogmore.-Her Majesty com- ' A hei' 65th year on lhursday: the same was ?? j n 3 private manner at Windsor. *2£* j ay the Anniversary of the Sons of the irt wok place in St. Paul's Cathedral. The jf Hon- the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, as lapon tbi' occasion, went in state to the Ca- ?j ] which was extremely crowded with very jnt company- After the service the Society ...
JOHN DERHAM, SAIL-CLOTH-MAKER, etc. C A \NOT omit this opportunity of re- rnuig his most gratefui ..
... the numerous favours con- toif^ h j m during his late co-partnership with fe^L-m-law, W. Parkinson ; and begs leave **-jLm the Merchants and others, that he ha ...