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. , • -.----- . , . . 4 . _. . 7.77 1 7 r :F . • . - •' . ' -.'.'.,..- l', - •r-7 , - - 7 ; IF, ~-...71N170 • . . • • _ .. •• •• . 0 0 00 , , t. , • - , . ---• •• ' • - • . ti. 7 • •.. , .- • • .8 , • ; ,• , : V N ' ' • , , • . . • . . If ~ • _ . • ... . ~ , . ~. . . .. • . . ~....„....-..--- I. ' r 07• . 9()29. :THURSDAY, FEB: THEATRE ROYAL,DRURY-LANI. FRESEI4T EVENING, their Majesties' seism. vat perform ACCUSATION ; OR, THE FAMILY OF ANGLADI. PRINCIPAL CRIARARTILAI Miss CARR, Mr. BARTLEY,• Mr. WALLACK, Ist.P. PHILLIPS, Mr. CARI(, Mr. POWELL. otHIGHT, Mr. 8. MN! ZY, Mr. BARNARD, iota, Mb' KBLLY, MI. COOKE, Ku cogat , . Mrs. CAUSE, Mrs. SCOTT. • * Ha srill br added, the aew-Pantonalme, called HARLEQUIN AND FANCY; or, THE POETS LAST SHILLINO. n ay Ladled AidiSOSIOO ; or, Tbe Tara* of Austad., moo d g efey Tubas!, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sa- A New Way to Pay. Old Debts.' • PHE YOUNG MAN, Who on TUESDAY, the 9th of January, the. house of s near Relative In Pimlico. where he bad slept two nights, Is requested to morn Imme diately to his Friends, or to interns than where he may be found. As they know of no canoe why be should voluntarily absent filiseelf 4 they will infer, if thgtroceivis no late llliases of him' very shortly. that anew acpideot Wan blm.end hew Polo , fill sweet. such a melees, may be to them, will feel it nscassui to a fvev ir, hilt by wahte; with a ral deseeiitioft of his person, awl ocher l'sraollarr. tot which be eliy be knows! sod Wadded. Los.don, Feb. 7, lola. • Thil day Was pnbuatial, pelq id. • A ADDRESS to the pROPRIETQRS of 'l - E. BANK STOCK, on the-MANAGEMENT of the GO VERNON and bIRECTORS of the BANK of ENGLAND, and as the LAWS relating thereto. By DA NIEL BEAUMONT PAYNE, LEV Printed tor J. Hatchard, 1.90‘ Piesedifly, led J. M. Richard son, COMM, .1.F.1.4-11AL. COVENT:GARDEN. NI PRES ENT EVENING,. will be per• . j oin ed, Sbakspeare's Play of • sEASURE FOR MEASURE. Duke or Austria, Mr. YOUNG; . 1 iegfir. TERRI ° r &mktg. Mr. MURRAY; Mr. C. KlimbUi t Laois, MrJONIS • ' 0 11 SLANCHARD ; P mstmerher. thirrett„ Befmardise, Mr. EMERY. Willi hfill 011E4.1.. ; Mariana, Mrs. PLUM' ; • . ,Overdose, Mrs: DAVENPORT. To which will B ILLING NO ai MURDER. t ow, A Midsummer Night's Dream; with The Miller it Ws. WATOLOO MUSEUM, 97, PALL-MALL. OS GRAND DEPOT of Abe SPOILS of the pRENCII ARMY, formed with a view of yerpetratles writ/ a remembrance of the achievements of "our pliant ' ,arida the overthrow of Napoleon Bonaparte, his Farnity.• *shots, ts sow Open 44, from nine till dusk. . Adoaltuolo is. 6d. NEW MUSIC. BE First Number of German National Melodies A rranged for the Piano Forte or Harp, by 3. Marainghl, sw ds both is the originst, and translated into Enntish, by F ry, Esq. W. Sotheby, Esq. the Hon. W. Sp e a r i er ,vi scoset Silfdo W. 'nee, Esq. sod s..rolfreY. Esq.--The whole pe. oa t b i A Treatise on National Music by amain Baron The Arst'Veillate of Swim Melodies, with Poetry ea ly written to the Airs, with Accompaniments and Inne n sympho o s for the Piaooforte, composed by J. Yon priotlfo. The whole of the Music ha Shaltspeare's s nir . ast Nlghis liream, now perfortnins at the Tifeatre Coreat-Guden, composed by H. R. Bishop, pr. 1 Ss. In woos an d m ol d ° , f in ; .the Pianoforte, composed by d. E. fa, pr. se. Through the Wood Laddie, _as a Rondo for the Aar; with an hi tr ed u ction composed by 1. W. H o ld er , . Sae. ye. Ss 6d. A 'Third Diverthnento for the Pianoforte , as AcedePaknent fora Flute or patent-keyed Harmonica, P. Klass, Om Ss obi l; palftbed by Codling, D'Atnulne, Potter, and Ca tirloll*ideWes, lie. to, Soho-square. FRIN---.. NEW MUSIC, 17C, MILITSTOIII and Co No. 426, fitratad i. and at Bath: CE LLEWELLYN, now the favourite Bata Daseacemposed and varied for the Harp or Piano. with Me Aftearpt. (ad lib.) bf R. Parry, price vs. '1 he whjahlvfjtoried for the Pianoforte and Flute, by A Theist, by Haydn, wltfi Variltiods 'by der.lii ed. sad Braes, varied for Flute and Pianoforte, by A. How. ILO. VOA* Teeth Bnek of popular Dances, &c. 2s. sd. 1 %lief hish and Scottish Airs, as Rondos, with Fiore by Ur. Corri, each tr. 6d. O. Carruili's New Method Spasisl Guitar, Ts. 6J. Original French Waltzes, for du illwrier, 4s. Fifty elegant Waltzes for the Flue, Ss. I ft 6 of Wheatstones Amateur's Selection for ditto, each The Overtures to Henry IV. Rosina, Oscar and hlal• Merrealaten, Peeping Tom, The Round Tower, &c. for Bites, each Vs. 64 Overtures In Parts, Raymond and Harlequin and Oberon, Oscar and hialvina, Le Nuzzi ei La Prtioniere l'lrato, each 4s. and Ss. Breval's ins. Vio- Es. Do. Tenor, Si. Mozart'a School for the Violin, Ss. '61711.10 Study, lUs. 6a. Auhert's do. Violoncello, i vs. --N.B. 'lle Emporium for Classical Elate Music. Country Orders regularly supplied. TO THE MAGISTRACY, &c. HE RECORDER, or JUDICIAL and MA GISTERIAL. MAGAZINP, was published this day, ts.6l.coutainiug a Compendium of all Laws as enacted; taderiminal Trials; Analysts of all Law Books; Corres • iste and °protons on Legal Cases; Live, and Anecdotes; ler of all Police Tran.actions; liankrupts; Law Appcdat. I, Iliscellaatuus infor:aatiou, and Historical Events during lobed by Sirnpkin and Marshall, Stationers'-court; J. 5; Parliament•street, and all Booksellers in Town and ' MAVOR', VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. was published, closely printed in Royal lenio. price 6s. aim boards, embellished with Five Plates, Vol. 1, of GENERAL COLLECTION of VOYAGES ad !'RAVELS ; including the must Interesting Records hiptsrs sod Travellers, from the Discovery of America by ilk*, in the Year 1492, to the 't raves of Lord Valenta. By WILLIAM MAVOR, 1.. L. D. Arbor of the •• Universal Histori," kc. Bic. I •Tbis New and Improved Edition will be uniformly printed efal limo. on good paper, and cAnpleted in Twenty.e ght lure and closely pra t ed Volumes, price 6s. each.—A Vo lrill be published regularly, on the first day of every month, et —The Work wild he illtrtrated and embellished ands of 150 Engravings and Maps. . Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and /ones, Paternos sled Pohl by all BcoltseUers at.d Dealdrs in cooks, in Ind Country. AND BEAUTIFUL EDI I'ION OF BUFFON'S NATURAL HISTICIALY, (*tired Plates, complete in Ode Hundred Numbers. was published, price is. 6d. with the Plates accurately coloured, or Is. plain, Number I. of TFON's NATURAL HISTORY; contain iggshe,, Mary of the Earth, a General History of Mott, of Creation, of Vegetables, Minerals, &c. Tran&ted "whack and Interspersed with Notes. By 1. S. BARR, Esq. sditl is added, by way of a complete Supplement, a Ns. "miry Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, and Insects. A New Fatly improved; with a highly finished Portait of .aad an mount of his Life by Candotcet. • improved Edition of this valuable Work, beyond • the most complete and elegant Natural History in or any other Language, baying been just printed best Earner, may be bad, at the option of the pr. vens Number or more at a time; er complete, in lutes, price £7. 184. in boards, with the Plates bean axed, or £5. Bs. plain. Put Ilk accommodation of purchasers of former Editions, V° ll4 fle, a twisting entirely of descriptions of birds since the death of Bulbul, being add Lions made to the bf the celebrated &mint, may be had separately, to tittle bets. Pubic &reit quested to ask for, ur order, Bur rotes Ru▪ m lits i WIT, by Bake. Pointed tor H. D. Symonds; sold by Sherwood, L I" haws, No tla , l'atertiosier• row, and by all Bookatl. • Walesa to Boobs hi Towu and Country. Just published, In 12mo. price Ss. bound, 'PHE NEW GEOGRAPHY ; o r an INTRO DOC (lON to MODERN GEOGRAPHY, In QUES. 1 lON and ANSWER : compiled from the best Authoridi rind containing the arrangements concluded by the Congress atVienua, in the year 181 S. To which is annexed &short epitome ofAnciem OGeosmium.graphy out with Modern, with I set of Miscellaneous By WILIJAM JILLARD HORT. Printed for Longman Hurst, Rees,Orrne and Brown; Dar. ton aid Co Loudest ; and But, Ind Son, BAstol. Of whom may be had, by the mule Author he Pleases of Lond o n, wi t h price Ss. bnand. This day was pulilishet!, in Twn Vols. Son. price 21s. boards, '1 lie Fuurds FAiiion, of E SSAYS on the NATURE and PRINCIPLE. of TAS By ARCHIBALD ALISON, Loti".na and Edinburgh, Ste &c.&c. To this Ediion are added, Observations tut the Origin of the B e a ut y of the Human Countenance and Form. We look upuv thti a. on the whole the best aml mov pl.-pi. ing Work which has yet been produced on Ott subject of rav e and Beauty. The whole of the Book is in on or.linAry degree bo h beautiful and inatructivu."-.-Edinb. Rev, Nu XXXI/. Printout for Longman, Hurst, Reel, Orme, and Brutva, Pat.. r• ooscer-row; an•! A. Constable anclCo. Edinburgh. Of whim may be had, by the game Author, Sermood, in k vols. Sao 21 as. boar& 1 his day was published, In Iwo. price 12.. boards, PARIS REVISITED in 1815, by way 01 Brits eels; including a Walk over the Field of Battle at Water loo; Observations on the late Military Events, and Anecdotes of the Engagemems; a View of the Capital of France when in the Occupation of 'lie English and Prussian troops ; a minute Account of the whine Proceedings relative to the Removal of the Pluullered Works of Art front tbe'Louvre, with itefl•ctions on this Measure; c.ncluding with •Rtmarks on the Poli:ical 'Vetiver and Condition of France, and the Character of the Bour bon Government. By JOHN SCO rr, Author of the Visit to. Paris in 1811; and Editor of " Ihe Champion," a Political and Literary Journal. Printed for Longnum, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster. row, London. Of who. may be had, by the sapte Author, price 12s. boards, • the:Third Edition, of _ _ A Visit to Paris in in i 4. Containing a Review at the Moral, Political, Intellectual, and Social Condition of the French Capi tal; Observations on the Manners of the various Classes of to. clay, and on the general State of its Information and Attain ments in Literature and Ars. LOCK At4U SUROICAI. DWI' ENS AR Y. PATIO x-lits Royal Highness the Duke of You. • 4110VARNOIll. Earl of Egremout John Latouche M.P. Earl of Leitrito. j CoL W. Jones, M. P. Hon. CoL J. Barry, M.P. ' Col. H. Clements, M. P. So a otort.—Mr. Kiernan , Member of the Royal College, Lenders THIS established for the etch'. sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASE& atiJ their dreadful consequences, as strictures, Debilities, Ulcers &c. has to how the cure of no less than 2,000 Patients, an. nually, many of when have been afflicted from Hi to g 0 years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cured In a few slays by Mr Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of thelrenerative organ+, which impair the coastitution, and shorten life, are here More successfully treated t h an on any other plan. 1 1 Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his private house, No. 21; Lower Chat bee- uteri, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and Conway are to be addremed, and she necessary advice and medicine Will be given or sent to any part of the kingaom. Ibis day v.a4 published, price is. boards, by F. Kiernan. a Second and improved Edition, of a Practical I reati+e on the Ve nereal Effseme and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co. Nn. xO, Patanoster•rew ; Ifighley and Sun, 1:0, Fleet-treet; Callow, Crown.coutt, Sober; and by di stlyr BeeimMers. r rARY 8, 18i6. ' , . ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary In Chiefs Mice, Great Georia-street, Londen, 25th January; St 0. N OTICE it hereby given to all Persons desirous of entractins to supply BBB? and MUTTON to bls ?dainty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, to siss undernsendoned Counties and Mande: =r e d s , ' Berke (including the Town of Hunger. • fen% Bert, Breen, Beek., Cantbndge, (Wen. ding the Town of Newmarket), = a den, Csiliankn, Mister, Colima (tncluling Dorset,, Durham, (Jndoding Holy isiond) . , Base; • Flint; Glansorpo, . Glisettt, (Including the City of Bris tol), Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Kett, Lancaster, Moentoutb, • Montgomery, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingkans. Ozford, • • Pembroke, Radnor, Rutland, Salop, Somerset, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, WessusFokeland. . Denbigk, l.lncolu, Wilts, Derby, Merionrth, Worcester, Demon, Middlesex, York, • And in the several Counties In North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence•on and for the 2Sth day of March nest ; that Proposals b Writing, sealed, up and marked, " Tender for Army SUpplies," wi'l be received at this Once on or before Monday, the 26th day of February. (but none will be received after Twelve &Clack on that day), and, f sent by Pcst,the Postage must be paid. Proposals moat be made separately for each County and island, except for the. counties comprising North led South Wales, all of *filch must be included in one Tender ; as also must the se. veral counties in North Britain; and • each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two persons of known property engaging io be canto bound with the party tendering In the amoent stated in . the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be miliced unless made on a printed Tender, and the pr-ces expressed in words at length; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no troops should be stationed or supplied in the County, the expense of tae Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance br the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Perticulas of the Cerarsets Joey be Ina upon application st! this Oflice, between the hours of Eleven and Five; at the Once of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh. i i. ~: -' 1, ... .. z•-• - • .: ' t . . • , • , i k s • .•• ..„.i ii i 3 .3 • • • b 4 li1110.)1 z. - . - . • •• •.# •-•••••- -- • •A• •• a . •••• ~. Pairs tirvs':-.F.; NAP!' OPTIC . 'l,* *IC THE Right grinnur,thle the LORDS 00%11'415.. 810 :MRS of His:M AJ r. 3 I Y's TR EAStilt y, bat' ng ap. pointed M3ney for the Payment of H kI.,F PAY to SEA OFFI CERS, ism the 50th September to the 3lst December, 1011 C. according to his Majesty's EstabliThment the behalf l'hes• aro to sive Notice, that the several P.aymtmts w IY - begin to be made at the Pay Office, by ti:e Trei_urt r of his 15140,.y . , Navg, at Ten o'Clock In the Morning, on the fullu.viog D.vs, via. Ou Monday 1 eth, Tuesday 12th, and Wednesday t s y , to Ad mirals, Captains, and their Attornies. • On :Thars.!ay 15th, Ftl.lay 1 6th, Monday 19th, and Tuesday tOth, to Lieutenants and Chaplains, and .heir att.,reles. On Wednesday 21st, and Thur4darged, to Masters, Punters, and Surgeons, and their Atternies. After which the List will be recalled the first end tit'.r 1 Wed- ' nesday in every Month, that all Per.ons may then, and there, attend, to receive what may become payable to them ; and out only bring Wick them the Affidavit required, totichlng choir not having enjoyed the btnefit of any Public rr.i r laymerit tit bee at Sear oo Acne, during the time they are to be paid their i Lk- Pay s kat abo to produce Certificates that they have subsseesid • to the Test, and taken the Oaths of All,if!..uce rrq,sired • by Act of Parliament, to his pt .d.mt Majesty, and in ca. :r.y of the said Officers *head not be able to attend themselves, bit , em ploy Attornies for that purpose, that the said At•or:ii. a t'o pra. duce the like Certificates and Affidavits from the Persons th..x are employed by. • •• W here Ofii ct n are Abroad Ms leave, their Agents are to prodece attested copies of suchl .eave, before the Half Pay C2:l Ile paid, And as by Act of Paeliamen! passed in the netts Year of Yes present Majesty's Reign, entituled, " An Act for establishing a mare easy and lapel/11Mo method for' the Payment of Officers belouging to his Majer y's Navy," it is enaved by the ll'Oth Clause of the mil ACt, " that if any Comitthsioned or Warrant Naval Offi:er, who shall be entitled to receive lialf-Pay, antshall• he d.airous to receive and be paid the same, at or near the place of his Residenee, he may apply to the Treasurer of his M tjesey's Navy in London, to have suck Half-Pay pat! at or near the Place of his Rerdence,ete.. in ate manner pointed out b; the said Act." Notice is hereby further rven, that the Half-Pay ending the stsa December, 151 1, will commence paying o:a the 12th in-tant, atm; ail Persons d, siren* of having their Half-Pay remitted to them, may apply as 7'iove directed. R. A. NELSON. 800 PING COUGH CURED, WITHOUT INWARD MEDICINE. TN tonseqnence of the benefici a l effects of'llocrtes EMBROCATION for the cure of that distressing cotnplairit etc ti , .npina Cough, his Majesty's Letters Paten: were granted In 1 . Rocoa, to secure to him bls valuable Composition Many rhoriemd. of Children are rured annually by this remedy; on the first attack. an immedialeappl caiion of the w , llprr• vent the complaint tilitisig sny hold of Cm a•la few !Imes may completely cure. la the most obst:riatc cases, ;setae• vet-mice vt'll produce the desired effect; ;pal ro remedy ca , l be to well calculate.' for Children as this, tOr a r,rptires no medicine to be taken inwardly. In rib case can .his be g e• nuinv, unless signed on the wrapper by J. MOO!, and on every vamp the navi-s of Shaw and Edwards, 6G u it. (;:torch. yard. Pr:ce vs and £l. Qs. per bottle. _Sniff by E. kown RDS, 56., St. PAut's,m the foo/-way ; arida* aespectable Dealers in Medicine,. —. O . RVO US AFFECTTONS. fir a diPpofitie w . to A. 'to be ton easily rescepttbit of lt retttiar Itirl paihrid lions, may be c muttered a. 'me of the Fr-aiest scourges in people of rank. Ihe LII-wise Cs c oa ot hash allotted to the nerves an office Lt tt.e amniai m &one, •v!I .h se g e.r.s greatest perfection hs all their oreratiuti. I hey ale, therefore, the must liable to be disorderert, the moo st , seeptit,le f alteration s and the most (Mutt to be rectified. Nu wonder, t..tri, flu!: dis. orders in this delicate system should be so common and perms n. in, and that the variations of well and ill should so ft - to:phnor , ha:pen.-- For pertrens Consumptions, lowness oF Porits, inward decays, debility or relakation In r.Xser sex, whether hereditary, or owing to youthful imprudencies, that renow ..Ing medicine rise caRDIAL B.ALM of GII.EAD stands unrivalled. as it not Only invigorates the decayed bet throws a genial srarmtta upon the debilitated and relaxed parts ilia: stand in need of assist. sum Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Racor non Co. IV), Clx. ford -street, London; &Ale ; and all Medicine Venders; p•ire I : 4:44.11, or Four tit one ramily Bottle, for 331. by which one 1 t 9. bank is save.% with the words" Sam s Solomon, Liverpool," engraved it» stamp. g,. Dr. Solomon expects, wben consulte,ll.7 letter, the u•asl compliment of a £1 nom to he inclosed, adds essed, " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid doub!e postage." Also, price Ss. that scarce, interesting, and wit fill Family Work (with which is gigen an etegant Pcirtrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead-House) entitled A GUIDE to HEALTH ; or, Advice to both Sexes in a Vai l lety of Complaints. By S. SOLOMON, M.D Containing a • rreatise oft Female Diseases, Nervous and chondriac Complaints; ako General Remark.) on those Diseases with which the Human Body is most frequently affected; exn plaining the Symptoms, mode of Treatinen: and Remedies most properly adapted fir Sexual Debility. &s. &c. • A CHALIEN E.. MESSRS. CURRIE and Cb. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the whole World to prove a single instance where their medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of !Islay years in tons particular branch of their pro ession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their aunties to the treatment arid cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the syi. tem which as the consequence of the pert icinns and wasteful effects of a habit long and most unhappily p by the youth of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages !atally developed to them by a distressing state of debility, which, if not timely re medied, terminates ha impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of muscular power, and various nervous compiainta, usually characterise the earliest stages ' of this solitary vice. Of persons languishing wider the disorders lucident to such a habit, their treatment Is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much. extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infec ,, don, such as obstructions in the urethra, spuogy excrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as also Stgictures, whether scent or of lung duration, and which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are by their present improved plan of treatment effictuagy and pirma• neatly cured, without the patient suffering the eau uciating pan and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently.follotes the applies. thin of the lunar canstfc. In the couree of their exteasivepractice In this metropolis, uumerous cases of S I'URE:i bale b een and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is ef fected by a safe, certain , and expeditious mode of cure superiorto any ether yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and.debt. • My, pmeeeding from this complains are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility ha, for years existed, a proper perseverance in Theis' ' restorative remedies II indispensably requisite, to revivethe slum. '.baring sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitutfon. Patients in the miry are requested to state eh. particulars of their case, age and general habit of living, &c. enclosing a re. mittance for advice and Medi:tam, when the same will bestrew or sent to any part of the Kingdurit. - To ensure that secrecy which is so essential to their under taking, tie postage of letters may be added to the seamat lot medldDes.-4th tune, 11109.—1117, Hattoo.gatden. (0 1 %, ) 1 • _. WHEREAS GEORGE DEN r. heretntote Richmond, in the County of Ir.rk, !Anon anti Wool len Draper, and late of Gilling, in the said County, Wine awl Spirit Merchant, hath by indenture bearing date the 29th day of January instant, Assigned over all his Estate and Efects ewe James Newhouse, of Caldwell, in the said County, Spirit Mer chant, and Edward Macfotlan, of Riche fon4 aforesaid, Attor ney at Law, in trim, for tte equal Benefit of all his Credittws Notice is hereby given, that the said Indents's. of Assignment is lodged at the Office of the said Edward 144a4tfelan, fur the in - spection and signeure of the Creditors of the said George Dent. And that such of them as shall refuse or neglect to execute the santeon or before the 27th day of March next, he excluded all hem fit arising therefrom. All persons who stand indebted to Me sai s i Lhar,te ;lent are-trqueated to vay their _respective Debts us the bal.' ru-vees, without delay, on , rwise =dons will be commtnred •tos , them for tbe recuv‘t y tbeteof. Kichnind, January SO, 1616. NEX WEDNESDAYNA LENTiNE's Y, ONLY ONE LO I' I FAY, And AIL THE CAPITAL , FLOATING! The ;Toro:lion of Prizes to Blanks Is dnuble, 'l he rroportlon of Blanks to I rises is only 1:alf what it has been in late Lotteries. 50,0r0 GUINEAS IN GOLD, divided into Teo Prizes of 25,0(4 Guiness, Two Prizes of 20 000 Potouls, Sterling, Two Prizes of 5,000 Pounds, ituto, Five Prizes of 1,(00 Pounds, di!to, • &c. Bcc. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A Pv ILE! Ticke I and Shares ate sel!!ng by 'LAZA RD, BURNS, and Co. • ' "centmion, Royal Fzcliaage ; Who in the late and former Lotteries, have sold Prizes to the amount of Two Millions sterling ! E G rie2l, o , D nli ti he C p C e l u t u t( blic,fo li r Sl t d he liberal sopp .rt they bay.: ht•herto experienced, and respectfully solicit a comitotaoce of their favours in the present Lottery, which will commence iltaing the 14th of FEBRUARY. The original sy.tent •A not *lwo blanks to a Prize is now restored, with the improvement of Golden Capitals to the amount of 50,0.,0 Guineas. • • SCHEME CONTAINS St Prizes of _25,000 Guineas in Gold. 2 .f 20,000 2 . , e5,0n0 AU in Money. 6,663 if 000, .E3OO, 000, ace. ace. ace. Tickpts and Shares arena Bale at the Offices of RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock Brokers. Bank buildings, Cornhill. and C h a rse g Cro•s; where in the last Lottery the followmg Ca pita Priscs were add in Shares : 9 per Cent. Consols: . 1 f1,r,46 - , : ,C. 50,000 5,693 - . - 20,060 16,190 - - • 1,000 : 17,-723 • - 5( 0 19,404 • . - SOO _ 9,210 - • 200 Orders by Post will meet with the strictest attention. :AOC° GUINEAS IN GOLD IIOINS NEXT WEDNESDAY, "IHE 14TH OF FEBRUARY. . Prix& of 25,000 Oiliness, Two Prises of £O,OOO sterliug, Two Prises of £5,000 Sterling, Ste. &c. &c. 4s CORNHII.L, and 9 , CHARING-CROSS. 1 1 &ISM of the Above olctestabbsbed Offices, most • respectfully solicits the attention of his best Friends, the Public, to the orate Lottery, which commences Drawing on Yak-table's Day. Tue Scheme consists of 20,000 Tickets, to ba all drawn In one Lottery of Four Days drawing. The Prises amount to £200,000, the whole of which' are to be paid in Sterling Macey. Not Two Blanks , to a Prise, and po flied or Capital what ever. • Tickets and Shares are selling by • T. 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