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It i» positively stated, that a License for the j King’s Theatre has been granted by the Lora Cham berlain for four nights only, in consequence of the very full investigation which has been gone into at the Lord Chamberlain’* Office, respecting the proceeds of benefit given at t

called his Protestant brethren together for a holy purpose, that of Petitioning the Legislature in favor tneir Catholic Countrymen, justice and right demanded it. Let a Petition be prepared, and those friendly to the measure sign it, and then it would be seen who were acting hon

BE SOLD BY AUCTION. On Salun/ui/ the 1 3th of February, 1819, At Twelve o’clock. IN THE LOWER CASTLE-YARB, A number of Horses of the Royal Artillery Drivers, Cast on a Reduction, Term, Cash, or of Ire laud Nutet, SERMONS. CHURCH-STREET CHARITY SCHOOLS. Oq Sunday next, the 14th of

Of Furniture, twelve pieces of Broad Cloths, twenty two dozen of Tea Trays, twenty dozen Silk Handkerchiefs, some large sized Table Cloth and Counterpanes, 57 beautiful Prints ; a Patent Mangle ; a Brass Telescope on Stand, a grand Piano Forte, by Southwell, eight boxes Mould Ca

attention of Persons in every situation of Life, to that salutary and economical Protection afforded to their Property by this Institution ; where, for a moderate Premium, Indemnity secured against Loss and Damage by Fire. They confidently put forward their Pretensions to the Sa

recommendations from persons of respectability in town—sb-' lived three years in her last place. Any commands addres ed > B. T. the Office Saunders’s News- Letter. will respectfully attended to.

either town or country, and lias lived in »he very first families Ireland, and oar highly recommended by the last lady whom she had the honuu* serve, who is now in town—-belongs the Established Church. Any commands for A. the Office of Saunders'* News-I ter, or No, TO, Suminer-b

Third Night of Mr. TO-MORROW Evening Majesty's Servants «il jnedy of A NEW WAY TO Lord Lovel, Mr. Thomps Booth ; Wellborn, Mr. Maci Justice Greedy, Mr. Johnson I.ady Allworth, Miss Whittake Broth, Mrs, Kennedy. End of the Comedy, Miss Aylet, Master and Miss To conclude wit X. Y