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Ala will be Added, (1 8 th time) a Grant: Comic Pantomime, * , with new h4usio, Scenery, &c. called HARLEQUIN AND FANCY ; or, POET'S LAST SHILLING. The Overture and Menlo compoied Mr. H. Smart. Th e Dances produced under the direction of Mr. Byrne. whew pantomime of Harlequin and Fancy ; or, The Poet's 51 ,0 0 6 will be repeated' every evenink Ti ro The Merchant of Bruges. 0 . 17: zy Ihe Buoy Body. fbe rehant of Drage :y e a* A New Way to Pay Old-rtlwe: THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. US PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, Fa RRO. Alias, Mr. EGERTON ; ROll3, Mr. YOUNG; ili t arro, Mr. BARRYMORE; Alorzo , Mr. AllllO rr ; c a w, Mr. BELLAMY ; Orozentbe, Mr. CHAPMAN ; usava, Mr. MURRAY; High Priest, Mr.TAYLOK. Beira, M.:. RENAUD; Cora, Mrs.YAUCI I'. jiherwhich (t2th time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, called IiatKL,%QU IN . owl FORTUNIO ; or, SHING-MOO AND THU N-* lON. With new Rius.c, Scenery, Dresses. &e. The whole arranged and produced by Mr. Farley. The New Pamonume of Harlequin and Foitlallio will be re eled every evening. To. orrow, the Play of The stranger. 011 WelnestLy, Smiles an I Tears. 0,1 bureday, the 'tragedy of the Gamester. OaFrday, Cymon ; with The Magpie, or the Maid baksp.er's Pia' of the Midsummer Night's Dream bas been rso®e dots in preparation, and trill to produced next Tersday Just published, In S Vols. Bvo. Pr. £2. 186.6 d. boards, THE GREEK TESTAMENT; a ne w Edition, chitty from Gattsestcu's Text. --Containing spices Matti from HARDT, P.Aris.t., Kitrite, SCULZInig Lk, LOgNMULLIIt, &C. in fain liar tiatint tovther with pwallel 'wages tram the Cimaics, and with reftrences to Vigerus for dims, MA 1103 hir Ellipses. • • By cite Rev. E. VA1.14 . , s.D.dater of Norwich SC%to.:l; and Chaplain to the tumor of Ales, Clpies, large Papei, pr. XS. dated by A. J. Valpy, and gold by Law and Whittaker. Long man and Co. Baldwin and Co. an.i all other Booksellers. 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Aid ALL the Prizes w.II be paid Is Molar. I he Capitals are as tohow • of • 95,600 Guineis £52,911/0 • of • £520,000 40,00 e • of aC5,000 10, 0 00 5 of £l OOO • 5,000 050 from BESOO dowaVrattis 92,500 6 ,01 Prizes, Au, IN Motirt. ,8200,000 Tickets and Shares are now Selling by WEBB, Stock-8, okcr, 17, LUDGATE-STItrIT, near St. Paurs, Who Shared and Sold in the Last Lottery, No. 600 a Prize of .420.000 • 10,016 a Prize of .CWO and in the Last Nine Months the following Capital Prizes. viz. 3,869 a Prize of ,E 30,000 8,539 a prize of 413%4000 (Being the tvio Last ever Drawn), )10.6eu a Prize of X 2.3,060 2,502 a Prize of £lo,'oo • 12,688 a Prize of • elft,oso 8,812 a Prize of £l,OOO Besides numerous others of £5OO, £4OO, £3OO, &Q. frith R.I . *nom Batehanged, and all Business in the Funds iddelly executed by G. W.ERB, Stuck-Broker. 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Patterns and Models of the Articles may Se viewed iipoU applieition to the respective Officers of the Ordn noe at those :- tations: and further particulars, together with the Tern,' and Conditions of the Contract, may be know;:at the Seen tare. in Pali-Mall aforesaiA, any day between the hours of ten • and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, iteskd up and endorsed; " Proposals for Cat Iron Articles;" hut ,no Proposal can be admitted after the said i id lanuary nest. at 12 ci'Cloek at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be no- Veva unless the parry making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall 4ttead. Ei Ordiar of the Board, • h.lt. CRAW. Secretary. TRUE DOULILE ROMAN NARCISSUS ROOTS. r e. • HE Atom 11 Importation from Italy has joist b . cm r e ceiv e d, with a supply of Turkey Cucumber, Cy! pr.'', Maim CaMihower, and Ituntan Dnicu :i Sees, &c, aad are how on See at Meirs. RAaio VALLE anti at, St. lanues,„liay-Market. CAN:II, P!tOPER &c, . . TO BE SJLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; By Mr. sco rr, OXFO,RD CANAL, &livid .d profits R3l ,per Share per anuunt; Grand Junction, Agton and °When., C.eiturr-, (takhain, Wins and Be and et:hay de la Zuu. la ; innerwt Coal Lod' Fund ; Severn an I WyA ! Railwa) ; Orand Junction Water Work,.; bipedal, Gicbe,./Mbion, artt ktuck lii-urance Shares West lud.a and London 1).)4f.; Stock. tur. New Bridge•arreer. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. ANTLAT - ritzTroN.—The PATENT ANTI. A I'TRITION COMPOSITION has been unequivocally proved to be the cheapest and brat thing ever yet discovered, for Slaps' Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables frotn being rubbed in the hawse-holes. its ad of a plat, rounding ; the Rigging of Ships from the weather, and from !min; dialed, instead of I ar,'• l'urceline and Service;" for the. Slit: •. .nti Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and Careas ,Wars. ;*root ; and to prevent the Effects of Frictloti in Steani trot ttM;, Mills, Sugar Mil's, Threshing Mills, (.sti other Impleritats of lisssksii.;ry g. mr.dly used by farsn.rrs). Casriages t Coaches, Wagons, Cars, and Machi;lery, of every dri.:ripsion. I. s s also th- ben thing to press roe Mules 5 1i. 0rd1,311 . 41 all kind~ „?I,olj,tied alert A.;teies, t. not 11:t4.. I. wol I,ltewke pre serve Iran Hoops, Water butts, Casks," uhs, zipoutF, i^o-ts kale, Gness, Park Paling, Darn Vlssoritigs, and every hind of Wood l and Wooden lininling, trona the Weather, Worm, a,ld lit y Rot, either in Me Last or West Indies, vearre is i:anicularly ralcu• Wei for Ow :14r of Sugar Milli, Strain Engines, ant other Ma eninery, or in ally Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron Railways truni corrod.ng and wear.ng our, hut aiso resider the drasight so light that one horse will do the Ivork of two. Oite Priming of the Composition is in wine cases equa! to one hundred xpplieattotia of Oil, l'allow, or any other kibd tit .sea e, Pato . , or Far, and the Putalic save brit:. use 'tont three htxidtvat tQ tc.er thottaard per cent. oxelitsive . of pf r aoins oN I t, slwLar lo s tea; tit Mazoinery, Wheels. &c. which is a.4%44 of exp. time more than tilt: of saving NMI Vat is alit of len, and uot4ini cdu be to clean lit its worktm, or glee ay little trouble. : 4 01.1 fur the Patentee v, at No. 40, Ci-aring-eruat, new the .IW miralty, Loudon; WA, hy tit. ir appointment, at main SAT. ettaa•:lei a, Primers, Book tel!tirv, Li'sra des, ltattonera, Druggists, Mcilicine Warehouses, ettuintos, Ironmongers, •Sutlotrr, Coach: makers, Intikoepers, Coach and 11 aggoti 0111cev, Oil and Civfont Shops, Saddlery., and sliopxoepets, tit the United k.ingdost, in boxes, price as. ijd.; ss. rid ; I o.s. aid.; one guinea and to:vivo:seas . etteti. 1 he smallest t•Ze box contains a crummy aufficirm soprime a soar-whest carria i :o four tones, it it 1 rocs 0pw.c.16 of Six Thousand Mil 7i, with sot hpplying any tiling el., t o the A sirtrees, and One 1 - Itlt-Guinea Bis mom': a suTheient quest tity for a :nage Waggon to travel 33,000 miles., and it will acrk with wood axle ree,, or with entunton boxes aid atlctret a or any kind. 1 he most • - -atis'aCtury proll4 of the met ia ot . toit discovery 'nay be seen at the. Patentee's („N k:.., No, 4, , Cbaring-Cro , s;ar4l also At tbrir Agents._ t•he publ ic l owa he on their guard a::ainat a spurious comm. sition, which i. sometimes atteropt.-4 to be foisted upon. them, to e rct;eto the eff'ects rict my, icreal of N hssio it to ittjyriosio to a .sonery, t...st 'owe to gem. tie hut that for vali;c! , a Pitent ba• been dtrcait.ei. t o prevett: ituposi ion the doectiossi g ;e, l l wi:h • act' utot are signed '• W. D. litilhonty,' and have the King's Arm. on theca—to cuuuttrfr•r "'Lica is forgery; atd.sqy persona o...listor tit eta composition by which t: e PAtenturo a'e defraud 's% t .ruieeu t;l1;11 , g44 H art: tocenti been veered by then ;.e detect ft auls •psi die l'Atritt'olo•ht. 111.4. .tiiy person Attempting •to make fur tittgroom noct or ,ale • a oeutmes compositiose, is ♦i ji4b* in be praiecuted is those sake seliany bin the rood Patron . i-Aurtons _ _ A CHALLENGL ESSRS. .inti CO. Surgelns. late in A. his Majesty's Service, .challenge the Whole World co prove a ungle ►nitanee where their medicine and method of core have failed of the de.ired effect. prac. ice of many yea . in this prticolar brooch of their profession, ►as no: glvca ri.e so we uoieccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to' the treatment. a! 4 cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the,s., s. tem which is the consequence of tiW pernicious rind ivas , elail effects of a habit fug and most unhappily p rs,kra be the viv.th . ef both sexes. In the one it will be hound to be the unfaling source of barrenness; the other have its. ravages family deeeini.ed to them by a dtecessing state of debility, which, if not timely re medied, terminates in impotence. There are its ienune and ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of musculat power, acid various nervous complaints, usually charactitisethreariiesta4cs of this solitary vice. Of persons languish ng untleothesiiiord ei incident to suck a habit, their treatment is simple, ansl,fias never proved unsuccessful in the course of a long, laborious, and mucii. extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infec tion, such as obstructions in the urethra, 'Tully excrescences, bard tumours, calluustlcers, eruptioas, seminal weakness, glee!. u also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have . baßled the skill of other Prac t iti o n ers , are by • their present improved plan of treatMent effectually and perms.* neatly cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pa and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently followsthe apphca lion of the lunar caustic. In the course of their extmeivevractice in this metropolis, numerous cases of STRICTURES have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is ef fected by a safe, certain, and = expeditious mode of cure superior to any ether yet adored. The weakness, relaxation, and deb i ts lay, proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and. the Patient restored to sound and vigorous heakb. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their • restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to revivethe tim bering sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Patients in the Country are requested to state thipartkuhes of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. ser.tesing a re. mittens* for advice and Medicines, when the sante*lS be Oyu or sent to any part of the Kingdom. To ensure that sikrecy.whlck is so eesegtial to their, tinder taking, the pastern, 'luta* may be added ee 'the Median ier . medisiosse—gds 1•09-1407, Hamota,lui.