Morning Chronicle And London Advertiser (Newspaper) - January 30, 1784, London, Middlesex 4589 J A NU J R T 36, 1^84; Price LING's T H t A t R E. AT tJie KING'S in the TO-MORROW EVENING w ii be a in two IL The entirely by Signor AN with grand and incidental to ihe Principal And Sonera End of AQ L a Ntw by iO Principal and And Mon jam and Madame With a PAS by Madame End of Aft an entirely ntw connected with the by Monti called The SLAVES of CONQUERING PAS Madame and SI PAS De and Madame and BAR Wirh hew painted by Signer NO VO New and both for the Opera and By their no can be admitted behind Pit 10s, 6d. Gal. 5s Gal. p. The doors to be opened at and begin at o N. B- The and to the are in rea ed to fend for their ready to be delivered order to prevent future no body be adm tied without producing a Attendance is given at the In evs ry from T n ill Three to deliver receive The doors in and the new door at the for chairs Books of the Ballets raay be hnd at the price K I N G's N THURSDAY the 5th of there will be at this Theatre A M A S QJJ E D B A L With a and all Sorts of Tickets Two Guineas o ROYAL CIRCU S. THIS and Every Evening the ENTERTAINMENTS of this Place will with variety of Feats of Relieved and divided by comic and given in a perfectly and upon a plan entirely The Evening's will be in by an allegorical called The The reft of the Entertainments will be A Grand called BACCHUS and A Comic called The And a called The LANCASHIRE WICHES of l o conclude with a moil novel and FIRE - Prepared by Mr. Books of the different performances will be fold at the Places for the boxes to be taken of Mr. at the Boxes 3s. Pit 2s. Is. Doors to be opened - at Five and at Six pre Vivant Rex ct In addition to the a patrole is provided to each of tbe eighths of her 1 A R. E GRAND Which commences on February Nobility and Gentry are that Mr. attends every day at the No. 44, from Eleven to to deliver and receive the TERMS of the That the is Six Guineas for a for to Twelve The Tickets to as transferable Ladies to and Gentlemen to That a Committee of Gentlemen the receipt and expenditure of all the money The performers arc as follow The B Mr. Mr. leader of the Mr. Mr. fecond hautboy Mr. Mr. fecond Signor Mr. fecond Florio and Mr. Mr. grande baffe and third Mr. and third Co rid and Chabran Mr. and fourth The fingers for the night Signore and Signora N. B. The Nobility and Gentry are to fend their commands in to William No. 44, * 1, 1^84. MESSRS. BARLOW and withdrawing from Trade in of their Partner Mr. WILLIAM inform their Friends and the that the whole of their lanje and of Geld and with every fort of Winter and Summer is now to be of at reduced prices ready The price marked on each Mr. William having engaged in a ent r imo Mr. at the Barlow and their friends to honour him with and a continuum of their C O A I. vs. per ICHARD Coal the comer of the Royal informs the that having a very large quantity on hand of the very Left remarkable lor thcr exceeding inr and extreme continues felling lacks to 1'^HE curious are to take that Tins and the Temple of Health in will be opened with all the of the new and with a grand of the fell moving machinery of the new bed After which Graham will have the honour of delivering a curious excentric Leclure on tbe prolongation of human raid till the age of cue hundred and fifty After the will be given a brilliant of the apparatus in the Ladies and Gentlemen who never feen this extraordinary nor heard nor feen this extraordinary are now favoured with this laft As it is that at a will be this the will be only One though worth a guinea and the ladies are to come very This curious and important lecture will be perfectly and The doors to be opened at half paft and the Ledure to begin at half paft For CONSTANTINOPLE and liberty to touch at one port in the and one port in the The H A R M O N 15,0 men ' and is obliged by to depan on or before the 31ft of this or carry gaeds freight The faid commander to be with every morning at at Will's 111 and in Exchange hours in the French Italian William for tbe faid No. 1(1, For GENOA and liberty to touch at one port in the The F A -N N EMANUEL 150 latins and men Lying at each chaldron of 12 for ready feut to any part of the at the above reduced although dearer by the cr in the country at is. per mile extra off the or per poft duly attended at his Original Coal 0ir.ee as The very heft Scotch at 36s. per N. B. Families waited on at the be Let for a term a 1 well-built Houfe with on the Eaft of betwixt and On the back part is a good an eleven and rooms whole have been lately put into complete fit for the immediate - ' Farther may be known at Mr. in or of No. 11, -O be a FREEHOLD in of a. large and brick On the a and large china library and and a butler's On the a three and two with four for over In the a and a In and a and A pit re of ground behind the divided into a and a with a and other The may be and further particulars by to Mr. No. 50, NEW To be by the of next FOUR Grand Sonatas for two performers on the fame Piano Forte or by Valentino Price to 8s. 6d. 11011-fub-lcribei.5, 6d. he money to be paid on the delivery of taken in at Mr. Piano Forte and at all the N. B. As M. Nicolai is always endeavouring to the lovers of perceiving that is a kind of in this which is for the he therefore has and fix ones for the lovers of that price 6d. to be had as i o and to all Commanders and Of- of the Sea &c. tlie of her cargo The faid 10 be morning at Sam's the at and in Exchange hours tiie French and Italian Walk for the No. 16, HE Freighters of Gooes on Board the Capt. Thomas from to enter the fame as the is a -ed on another Particulars cl may be by applying to { William No. 16, 1 N. B. Particularly 64 bundles c-f in the and j the fr: in * T I. BETTESWORTH and Nava Young and men are not only in the art of but in every of Naval to form the Complete To give practical 10 their there is in the a which moves round on a and &c. large f yoang gentlemen to go aloft at a v. hei cby are to and put a & f. It is the of the that all to horn may by a view of the flattering that it not .bo found unworthy 1 heir it having met with the approbation from of the rank in the fca lately been to the fhe is now a wheel and as if at For particulars of this only private one ever in this and the in its obit the to refer to which may be had price f at the following Mr. Mr. Mr. and Royal Exchange Little and of Mr. N. B. The Proprietors of the above academy arc emboldened from experience to that under their a youth may be I idly and as in every duty of an at fea and this declaration ic from the ra lance of their pupiL being tUe of a of approved attended by has long with reputation in the PARLIAMENTARY REG ISTE Day is NUMBER and will be NUMBER of THE NEW PARLIAMENTARY REGIS T E which contains the of the Debates in tbe of Lords and during the Third of the Fifteenth Parliament of Great Printed by William No. 6z, for John N and G. The which has attended the PARLIAMENTARY demands the acknowledgments of the It is their ha to be bound lading to whom they have been ambitious to The to they their having bellowed its they find to continue their mod efforts to gratify its It is their anxious wilh to net only the meaning of the but to its far as it is then manner and as they have hitherto been honoured with the of Members of both they beg the continuance of a which they hope they know how to and which is fu flattering to It is the invariable of their to kold out a and faithful report of the of Parliament to the and they that its and will their Publication as a to which may anneal without ary THE Widow ind Jit Mr. of of and who Ae charity of tin ' - The misfortunes of the and indigent of his widow 91^ Vi die are to front want and Mr. I Coal No. -' ' Par of Par of Bar of the Jerusalem ' j Ant Bu the No. Lurch kv which are include 1 tu at Horace's in N. B. prices are marked in tbe and in the of every Catalogues may be had at the place of of Mr. Mr. Paul in New C. n Ab- be To the P U 11 1, I HE ENGLISH REVIEW of and Foreign continued price One will in future be carried by William L. L. D. Member of the Society ot Antiquarians at and author of the continuation of Dr. of TIL J. O. Just a F. P. S. Surgeon to the and Reader of Chirurgical Lectures in and other Gentlemen who have applied to the cultivation of Literature and the Communications for this Review are to be to the 32, where for the work are requeued to give in their R This Day are In one price 16s. of CASES determined in the Court of King's from Hilary Term 14th George 1774, to Trinity Term 18th George 1778, By HENRY at N. B. There is a oi only terms between Sir James Burrow's laft volume and the above viz. j from Term 12-h George 1772, to Michaelmas George 1773, and Mr. orts begin where the above publication Printed by his Law for Fk C At A tic Scire LIBRARIES of Lte of the red of V s P Wi eli am the Lite near to winch are a - * - of on vellum alfo Mr. of Cambr towns of the and the fand Thk Day k CATALOGUE of Libraries cf comprehending upwards of in all and Tbe Bocks are in fine where many of them bound 111 and other They will begin at the in tbe for ready money or on Mown February By DAVID O G I L No. 23, Mi Catalogues 6d. tc hr re had of Mr. St. i at the place given ike vales for libraries and parcels of v e in to I k O R N i N LONDO C H R O N I C L f January 50, 1794.. Temple 16 17 18 II 8 7 Jan. 24, 17H4. THE of his Culloms do hereby give tbat a James Mounting has been received by one of their and that if tbe writer thereof will attend their Secretary at his any morning between the hours of nine and and and be the of rendering any benefit or advantage to this he of receiving all due By or JOHN No. 7^6, informs his friends and the that he lays in a of Superfine with every and continues to for ready on the following terms The very beft Superfine at per yard Blues and Grey In grain colour Seconds Liveries - Princes Denmark Vel Shags for with a greater variety of than any other and I a per - N. B. The goods muft be paid for on or before tor hi the ana ORIENTAL VEGETABLE Now fold under the of his R yal bearing date day 1783, the extraordinary virtues this M for in the Stomach and Nervous and ic Low and granting an right 10 extend the fer the general benefit cf th ill his IT has been by a celebrated W that in nothing as in d ting good to their ' by the tors of the ORIENTAL VEGETABLE to folic t the attention of the public to a at this to the and the i who have been thought in the lift from th ir bowels having Seen fo and dirt that the trifling or medicine could not be even for a m by drinking on y half a wine tfi s 3fiohi:iii g have been and in le's than ten minutes found their before and as it were tip in a delightful glow 01" followed with an inf and upon repeating the pain has entirely aod been by the mod delightful In tue of this has b en in a great variety of which have Keen fran to the and are now in their p. in the m ft acute ch dicky 1 and all of ills vo 1 &c. hy its coidi atul i. and -s the and animates the wh jle vital To qualities the i's great efficacy in relieving the languid and nervous and from the beau y * its and fl as a it is infinitely to tny from or any of the I In all complaints it has notits and msy with be to Sold and retail by B. patentee and at his Noi near London in bottles of icchi or fix one pound three and with S jid by of the principal venders in Great The are fold oly ir. country venders are not with fhis are to find to the pa HOUSE of H a mI l t f n 01 U a r G a n Mr. t letter Mr. oi that h lnd irv iat h 11 n r-r any his f si t. 1, of a place of a which he to his on ui changing it ami voting h Mr. Yo ke tohi she that Mr. in his Utter to the manner in which an to Hy declaring lie had taken that s of putting to a political he held with his Mr. that he was t jn nor did he at th. y to the Ik em t Inch a mattet would ever have became of in the Honfe of Mr. that Mr. n the H his it up n he certainly but him lot get to come op in. Mr. and the of bv the was iull that the whole turn out exactly as honour of the P had ami m what th -y had now it was was not the ground for the of noble the wh was therefore he might prevail the humour the Houfe to let the Order lor Mr. be Mr. Fax though he had either that Mr. he not and had no n to g the Order yet he could to go off In. A hid been told which bad given rife to f} e and with whom he had in that had not aided on their but made on of the Houfe to them to fend What the II n. to him had to tiie the of a which he had from Mr. certainly was a g gr for moving the the leu Hamilton's but then the ol the order would not bed ce the Duke of P and n the Houfe ought at the to come to fome * con That the that had the Dnke arid his were This the U he learned Gentleman had in a former debate thrown as it be believed was thing in rhc tfm be home the noble Duke nig f Mr. rofe and he I of felame opinion with the Gee to the entering on their to do ample Duke of With regard 10 wha laid in a former he never had for
