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-- ~ -- --• ` , •(' 4 I ^ - - - . • a . . - - ... ' , .. • % . ~,, ,_ * C......._ ') . . 4- 1 4 . ,• 3 0' ~ • • . %.•'"..k •to . • \ 1 2 t• ) art 14E ; 4 -firer , ,4..A".1k , ~,,,A. ; , ~. :—.),-... • --4?.. ‘ , , ~.. .. . . TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1807 NumBER 56e2) LPRICEI3IX-PENCE. FiCTUALLMIG OFFICE, jansiapy 22, 1007.. THE COMMISSIONBRS for VICTUALLING HIS MAYBSTrs NAVY, Ae frerehy gioe make, Thii dy wit peblifbid. prke 1.. in Mara, a 41. half-boaad and interleaved. ARMY. VOR SALE, a Cornetcy of Light Cavalry, in a Regbnent now reeving in Ireland, on advantageous items.... Applications, by Letter only, addreffed to Cap: Phillip on .Hun etford Coffee Houle, Strand,uiil be drly attitoLd to. THEATRE R OYAL, DRURY-LANE. T " O RROWEVENING, FEBRUARY 4, win be a!ted the New Comic Opera of FALSE ALARMS ; Or, MY COUSIN. After which, for the &ft time, a New Ballet, called EMILY; Or, JUVENILE INDISCRETION. NI tailing—The Rivals t with the Siege of Montgatz. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T O• MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, will beaded the Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Patinae Macfycophant, Mr. COOKE. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE • Or, THE GOLDEN EGG ' . This Evening—The Tempeft ; with Mother Gook. MEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL. rj'HE Spring Courfe of Latures will commence the beginning of February, viz. Prat:lce of Medicine, by Hr. BAIiNeTOPI and Dr. Cuaar Cbemiltry,by Dr. BADINGTON and Mr. ALLEN. Experimental Phildophy, by Mr. Attest. Theory of Medicine, and Materia Media, by Dr. Cox RT. Midwifery, and Difeafes of Women and Children, by Dr. }IAIGBTON. Phyfiology, or Laws of the Animal (Economy, by Dr. HAIGN TON. Struaure and Difeafes of the Teeth, by Mr. Fox. N. B. Thefe feveral Led:tures are fo arranged, that no two of them interfere in the hours of attendance; and the whole, together with the Leaures on Anatomy, and thofe on the Principles and Pratice of Surgery, given at the Theatre of St. Thomas's Hofpi tal adjoining. is calculated to form a Complete Courfe of Medical and Chirurgical !nitration. Terms and other Particulars may be learnt from Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hofpital. STATE LOTTERY. THE RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN. ---- FIRST -DRAWN TICKET TO-MORROW, Februat y 4, will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS STATE OF THE WHEEL. 2 Prizes of L 3 OOOO 4 Prizes of L. 1,000 1 -- 20,000 6 300 s 34 00 I &C. &C. &C. PRESENT PRIM Ticket - 111. tos. od. Half - £.lO :8 0 I Eighth - 2ty 6 Quarter - L. s to o Sixteeenth - a 8 0 The only CAPITAL PRIZES already Drawn in the Prefent Lottery. are No. 24,490 L 20,000 I No. 23,815 L. Tomo 21 , 295 10 07.0 I 846 5, 0 0 0 And all fold in Shares. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!! For the FIRST DRAWN TICKET TO-MORROW. CAR ROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxfnrd•flreet, near Rathbons‘place, will continue to hays on Sale at their Office, TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Undrawn, whilft any re mains ; where, in the bit Lottery, No 12,103, a Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, was fold in Sixteen Sixteenths; and No. 6.35 7, a Prize of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, was fold in in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sizteenths. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET TO-MORROW. 'THE very RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL, of 30,c00 I s Peluso!' spew a -- so.ooo I 4 1,000 Makes the pret-nt the tnoft favourable time of purchafing Tickets and Sh.tre, which are felling In a great variety, warranted un drawn, at A.DRUMMOND's Office, No. 65, Floet-itreet. Comet Numerical Books kept, and Numbers carefully exa snined. STATE LOTTERY. 9"0-MORROW, FEBRUARY 4, the Firfl-drawn Ticket will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Tickets and Shares. warranted Undrawn, arc now on Sale at Mers HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.'. Office, Royal Exchange, where No. 24 490, Firft-drawn in the prefent Lottery, 20 ,C2O, No. 23,8 g 5, Firft-drawn on Monday fe'nnight, the 3d Day, io,ocol and No. 846, a Prize of S,cxL on Thurfday the 22c1 tilt. were all fold in Shares. r - PHF Friends of POPE'S OFFICE are refpeet -1. fully informed, the Nut Day's Drawing will be To-morrow, February 4 'I ICKETS and SHARES are now felling in great variety, at Pope's fortunate Office, No. 12, Cattle Alley, Royal Exchange, where all commands will be duly attended to with the ;rut& difpatch and fidelity. THE WHEEL CONTAINS 1 Prizes of k.30,00a a Prize of L 20,000 2 sooo 7 -- 5 00 4 " IWO &C. 8:c. S:c. TO-MORROW, The Fitt! drawn Ticket will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. • I'HE WHEEL is amazingly Rich, there being -a- 1 Prizes of £30,000 I 1 Prizes of Ls,oco of 101)00 4 Of IX* &c. &e. Ste T. FISH, who fold the kJ? Prize of 30,0001. is felling Tickets tend Shares, warranted vndrawn, at both of his Offices, No. 4,CORNHILL. and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where Twenty Capital Prises were fold in the laft year. RICH WHEEL 2 Prizes of 430.c.00 4 Prizes of Le o coo I so,coo 6 -- 500 2 ... 5,x0 13 ems Imo SWIFT and Co. No. IT, Poultry , and N o. 12, Charing Crofs, have ou Sale Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawn. TO-MORROW, FEBRUARY 4. WM be the Fifth Day of Drawing, when the Firit Drawn Ticket will receive THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Over and above any other Prize that may be drawn againft it. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST-DRAWN TO MORROW !!! JBRANSCOMB and Co. Proprietors of the Lucky • Lottery Offices, No. tt, Holborn, No. 37, Cornbill, and N 0.38, Haymarket, recommend an immediate purchafe in the prefent Grand STATE LOTTERY, which contains more Capital Prizes than were ever known, with 30,cockl. for the Firft drawn Ticket TOMORROW, and beg leave to offer to the public attention the following grclt fuccefs that has attended thofe num bers fold by them in the Lotteries for sflot and 1806. which were divided in 267 different Shares of Capital Prizes, namely: No 12,719 a Prize of £25,000 No. 4.077 a Prize of £ 3,000 7.717 20,012 11,871 5. 000 7,686 2.0,020 17415 ' ft ' 2,000 I i ,64.3 10,001 15,80 t 1.300 9,219 a O,COO 14.699 ..... 1,003 456 .—2:. POO 17,477 —"' i.eco 13,747 t a,coo 3,33 0 5,c0.3 Likcv.ife, Twelve Prizes of , ocl. &r Sec. and where Tickets and Shares arc :loot idling, warranted undrawn. That on Friday the 6th of February nese, they will be ready to receiveTendere in mitring, rated up, and treat for Three Hundred Chaldron of PITT% TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goodnefs ; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, one half thereof as loon as poffible, and the other half In the (pace of wo months from the date of the Coutrad, winds and weather permittiug, alongfide the Wharf of his Majefty's Vi&ualling I're. miles at Plymouth and Sowthdowo ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after ligte: The Conditions of the Contradt may be feen at the Secretary's Once. Ne regard will he bad to any tender in wbich the price jell not k ',alerted ix words at length, er that lball ad 6e delivered to the Beirli before one o'clock we the faid Friday the 6th of February next, aer nnkfi the Palen who oaks the trades, or fosse perfix on his kbaY, attends ' fe anfwer wino called for. TO BREWERS, DISTILLERS, !cc. THE Gentlemen in the Brewery are refpeefulli informed, that the Saecharometer, with its 'late Improve tents for sffertaining the Value of Malt, and the ftrength of Malt Liquors; and Improved Thermometers, with private Scales for the Brewery, are nianutaaured and fold as ufual by G. Atkins, Mathematical Inftrument Maker, No. 536, Fenchurch-ftreet, London. , A YOUNG LADY wifhes to engage as Governefs in a Family, or Alba= In a Finilliirg School. She is ca pable of Teaching the French and Englilh Languages grammati cally, Millie and Faihionable Works. • Letters (pelt paid) addrelTed to A. B. at Mr Robert Gould's, 10. 21, Ludgate-Hill, will be immediately anfwered. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, an Apprentice to a Surgeon and Apothecary in the Country.—Apply to Mr. Weft, Sur geon, Abingdon, Berks. XATANTED to purchafe a Freehold Eitate, fituated V from Thirty to Eighty Miles of Londun, confining of a good Family Rcfidence, with fuitable Offices, and from Forty to Onc Hundred and Fifty Acres of Laud, furrounded by good Roads. if the Houle Rands in a Paddock the more agreeable. Letters (poR paid) addreffed to Z. Y. at Moreland's Coffee Houk, Dean-lbrect, Soho, will be pundually attended re,. N. B. Likewife is wanted an excellent Family Houfe, with from Ten to Twenty Acres of Parttime Land, to rent for three, five, or (even Years, and then if approved of to be purchafid. FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR PERTH. TO DE I.FT, THE HOUSE or CASTLE of METHVEN, with a large Garden, Hot-wall, and Orchard. well Rocked with molt kinds of the belt Fruit Trees and Bottles, all in full Bearing The Houk has been lately painted, and is completely fornithed ; the btuation healthy and beautiful. Entry at Whit funday nest, though, if more agreeable, earlier port - Alan may ptrhaps be obtained. 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A lieutenant of a Regiment at borne (Osie Battalion) wanrvan E x . change to a One Battalion Regiment on Service. it Lieutet:ant in a Black Corps withcs an Exchange to Dragoons A Captain in a Second Battalion will exchange to the Well Indira A Lieute nant in a Second Battalion will Exchange to a Single Bartaliin (India will be prefared). A Captain in a Garrifan Battalion will exchangs into any Regiment at home. Two Cadetthips to De difpored of, and feveral Conimiifions in the Militia. Application to be made (it by letter pod paid) to Mr. Bonner, at hlstltfice (or tranfodlicg Purchafe, Sale, and Exchange of Commiffions, No. z 6, New Bond-ftreet. MILITARY EDUCATION. MESSRS. BONNYCASTLE and HOMMEY beg leave to inform the Nobility and Officers of the Army, that they have removed to a much larger and more commodious Houfe, at the village of Charlton about half a mile than of Woolwich Common. The fituation is remarkably healthy and pleafant, and befides an extenfive range of ground attached to the premifes for cxercife,fomc of the Gentlemen can be accommoda ted with feparatc Rooms. They will be inftrutted, as ufual, in Mathematics, Fortifica tion, Plan Drawing,acc. as well as in all other branches conneeted with a Military education. They are alfo qualified for being ad mitted into any of the Military Eftablihments under Government, and for the fervice of the Hon. Bait India Company. For the plan and terms apply to Mr. Bonnycaftle, Woolwich Common. For chore who remain during the Holidays, a Matter rending in the Houle attends daily, and the other Matters oecaGonally. ONE GUINEA in THREE SAVED, an d Com fort and Durability united in the Purchafe of COLL YER's SILK STOCKINGS, fabricated with COT TON FF.E I', No. 146, Fleet ftrcet. The aftonifhing rapidly increafing demand for the above. being a full confirmation of their real and tried utility has induced the Proprietor molt refpedfuliy to fulmtit their peculiar and dritinguifhing excellencies to the known tafte and difurninent of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, having jult completed the largeft and molt elegant Affortment in the Kingdom for their in feedion. Ladies and Gentlemen's flout black, white and coloured filk, from 7s. 6d. a pair, or three pair for a Guinea, to thofe with the molt elegant rich clocks, Ins. 6d.—N. B. Every ether article of Hofiery, when fold in quantities of three pair and upwards, at precifely the wholcfale trade prices. NEW INVENTED HATS. IN confequence of the very great complaint of late of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr. HARE, of No. 7z, Strand, who has retided there thcfe twenty years, to try the experiment of mixing Mole's Fur with Beaver, and which he has found to anfwer his molt ardent expectations, not oily for their durability, which on trial, will be found to wear out near two fuch Hats as are made in the ukal way, the Mole Fur making them fo much liner, and of a clofer texture than the various nark Furs that are ufually made ufc of in the manufacturing of Hats; and, with other good qualities, the Fur will not come off, which has been fu much complained of, of late, as well as their taking a molt bealstiful Black, which will retain their colour; and being the manufatturer of his own Hats, he fells them at thelow price of zI. ss. Ramps included. N. B. Worthy the attention of the Trade, and Merchants for exportation —Army, Navy, folding, and Ladies Hats. Gentlemen in the country mould fend the number of inches round the outlide of the crown. a Mole &ins bought in any quantity.—Letters port paid, re fpedling Mole Skins only, attended to. FOX thole diftreffing Debilities which prevent or render unhappy the Marriage State, (but cannot, with a due rzgard to delicacy be mentioned in a Newfpaper) long experience tau proved Sir HANS Sl.O A.NE's RICSTORATIVi and RIANIMA TING PILLS to be the molt certain and fovereign Remedy. A Pemphlet more particularly defcriptive of their virtues, may be had (gratis) at Mr. Perrin s, No. as, Southampton.ftrect, Co vent Garden, where (by fpeclal appointment) they are fold whole rale and retail. They are fold retail by all the principal Venders of Proprietary Medicines in London. To perfons iu the Country, enclofing the amount, frce of pottage, they will be immediately forwarded. Price tos. 6d. A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP.—This ne ver failing Remedy for Children cutting their Teeth, which was brought by a Family from America, where it has raved thou fands when thought paft recovery, through Convulfions, &c. for in half an hour after ufing, the Child will gradually recover, being as innocent as efficacious, and fo pleafant that none will refufc to have their gums rubbed with it, immediately opening the pores, heals the rums, and brings the teeth through —The Children of Mr. Adams, %Vine Vault, Bennet- ftreet, Ratkbone place ; Mr. Blind, publican, Oxford ftreet, facing Newman ftreet ; and Mr. Staple ton, No 13, John •ftreet, Great Portland Itreet, all have been faired by the Soothing Syrup.—To be had only of the Proprietor of Sti racia's Italian Oils for making the Hair grow, No. 94, Newman ftreet, Oxford•road, and No. 42,Cornhill,at as. gd. a bottle, BY WIVINE PROVIDENCE, I'HE BALM of Q U ITO, price only 2 5 . 9 d. th e bottle, is the belt Re m in the univerfe for Nervous Com plaints, the molt powerful reftorative and:reanimating Balm of Life and Health, and the fafeft and heft Medicine in the world. It is not pretended that this Medicine can arreit the progrcfs of nature,but it is grated and proved that it will reftore health even where the conftitution appears to have been irreparably injured. Thofe who have impaired their health by a refidence in hot and unhealthy cli mates ; the young of either fel, whole infirmities threaten prema ture old age, a life of mifery, and an early diffolution ; and thoft more advanced in years, whole tottering faplcfs frames appear withered and almoft worn out, are the more immediate objets of this foothing Balm, whole benign influence may be extended to the whole dais of Valetudinarians. For in all j cafes, and in all ages where the folids are relaxed, where the conflitution Las received a chock, or is by any means debili tated, this RESTORATIVE and RF.-ANIMATING BALM of LIFE and HEALTij will produce the happieß effeets; the cold and tremulous nerves will be warmed and Readied; the relaxed fibres of loft flabby flab will be braced and rendered firm ; the I rankles will be invigorated; the finews will be ftrengthened; the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm Aelh, the exhaulted veffels will be replenithed; the impoverilled watery blood will • become rich Ad balfamic, and its languid circulation reftored to the fanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health ; the languid drooping Ipkits will be revived and ezhilirated ; digeition will be erotrioted ; in fh.rt, tie tone of the nerves will be react red, and by thafe means the whole couftitution will be reneva • ted. Feehlesms,islfaude,anaiety.meiancholy, and all the &plot ! able f i mptoms of illtrafe will vauith ; wd ftrength, ardour,ferenity, I and every evidence of renovated health will be the happy re !nit of taking this ineftimatle Balm in due time, according to the direetions for ufe which accompany each bottle The Balm of Quito is prepared awl fold by W. Withers, Chemift, 229 ,btrand, near Venial , : Bar, !Aaiun I and Ret.il by ail refpeCta' MCdkidle . V.l/41 ri.