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London, March 4, 1509. 'RAVELLING HAIR CAPS. EVENLNG, MARCH 23, zed the Comedy of EL OF FORTUNE. •• wk, Mr. KEMIII.E. Weodvilk, Mr.C.KEMBLE. 'ON ; Weazle, Mn-BLANCHARD. ilk, Mrs. ST. LEGER. wst, NORTON. 'kurrmoßE ; Mary, Miss COX. added the Melo-Drame of BLIND-BOY. with the Pcrtrait of Cervantes; or the last right of the Company's per- ,;HT.—ORATORIOS. OVAL, HAYMARKET, VENING, MARCH 24, 1809, ill be performed U) SELECTION. ,c 1 the most favourite Songs, Duets, &c. son, and some Grand Choruses from srael in Egypt, Judas Macchabzus, &c. we the Bills, beitli; too numerous for lent. CATS 12th of APRIL, the LO I - TERI' commences Drawing. The add besides the FREE GIFT of WHOLE TICKE.TS above £l5 the First Day; and Ticurt - s ve ..6:13 the Second Day, there are izes of £20,600 opoo I 6 of £l,ooo 5,000 I 10 &c. &c. &c. d by One 'ticket, if purchased before - awing commences. rise as the Drawing approazhes. GOODLUCK, and C@. STOCK iIIy acquaint the Public, that FIFTEEN 'FIERY TICKETS will lie positively In'the NEW LOTTERY, which is to le 12th of NEXT MONTH, APRIL. 'KETS to the •first-drawn Prize above Day of Dewing, and FIVE HUN first-drawn Prize above Fifteen Pounds -awing, in addition to the other Prizes, !0,000 0,0(10 10 1,01.10 &c. &c. &a. :s are now on Sale . at the old Offices, ;s, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the Cross, by RICHARDSON, GOOD- Persons that ever Sold in Shares ................ .nd Soid in the Two last Lotteries, ),197, both Prizes of Xtlo,ooo 500 a Prhe 0f...... £lO,OOO, in former Lotteries, Z ES to a GREAT AMOUNT. 'ERY BEGINS DRAWING 2th of APRIL, 1809. OF 100 .W2IIILE cr,y.TS •rize above X 25 Day: • OF :;00 WHOLE •FICKET3 7ize above Xl5 the Second Day, BEstDzs :20,P.00 . 2 10,000 6 &c. &c. &c. fr 1,500 Tickets is incalculable, as they lin all the Capit:q Prizes._ Prizes 4 d 75.600 i ,000 ,present are Selling in Treat Vari-tty, but being locked up in the I.3slik of England there is every Frobahi:ity of all the re e the Wheel goes round ; a speedy Pur • =ended by tSIAL No. 4, Cornhill, and old and registered .... the Last r. 2o ,noo .... the I.ast • • the Iwo Lest .ver drawn, all in Share v. )untry may be supplied the same as if pre- Irdtrs, post-paid, accompanied with good or Post Office Orders, to No. 4, Crots, London. id Invention is entirely new, and Aar:ea for Officers in the Army And Navy, who are obliged to wear either a Welch ich, from their unhandsome or awkward under the necessity of throwing off when &c. .0 CAP, now recommended to the at , possesses e7ery comfort of the form':, curled th ad of Hair, and, from its re perfectly close to the Head, without atly ..r, and cannot ht r.tZ mR of order. 'lke ;otivenient for the Ladle,. They may be hicsirs. Rom Nt•ioN and Hot.strl, No. I, ',A.:he-Makers to their Royal Hi g hoe—c. • uke of Clarence, aril to the Theatre-Royal, One Guinea each. Conaiderable allow- at Mr. D. Ro'aertson, Perfumer, Nn. 2, uzlt ; and Mr. 1;ur , ...)11, No. 53, Glassfurd- iyellers by Sea, will find i.:cruli!ile advan lw Flair Caps ; and li.i L ;•:. and G l :nth:men indy attend tLe Circuits, will &I - rye much F THE HEAD, DIMNESS Of SIGHF, OF HEARING, &c. tt:AIAL CEPHALIC iiNCEF. ti efficacy, Mr. Riciim n T(MEN, Hants, writes ;(1 180:.;', to the :ars old, and can see. to read with cvimon ' y is as goad as when I wits only 13. In July, %Val seized viith a dreadful giddiness in my re me various r.-edielnes : they did !fte no this, and candidly advised the use of your ioic it, and in a few weeks Viai much better. we freely, and in Fix weeks was as well and have continues to this day." :he increased expence of .the ingredients of eflicacious Snuff is compcsed, and the high , the Propriet al are under the necesay of . I d. per bottle, stamp included. Newbery an i Sons, at the -W•arehouse for No. 45, in St. Paula Church-yard, London ; Salisbury ; and none is genuine, unless the , No. 45, St. Pauls," be engraved on the appointment, by Ward, Ht born ; Sanger rea ; Wade, Bond-street ; Hayward, ric- Blew, Coctspur-street ; Harris - , corner of '44...R0yal -tub:o4e ; and Clarke and • . • 0731 .1 , TI - I rATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. •(L—i PRESENT EVENiNG, MAE 1 ". vrlll he acted the Comedy of THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE Penruddock, Mr. KEAllil.E. e. 3 Vr.MLIRRAy; (:apt. Mr.C.' UNION;Mr.I,II cazle, Mrs•BLAN M r s. 11 - oodville, Mrs. ST. •LEGER. i•lnily Tin:pest, l'Sliss NORTON. rtrichls y, Mrs. WurrmoßE ; Mary, M 'Fe vehich will be added the Melo-Drame t THE BLIND-BOY. o I ' . •1 -Iy ' The Exile; with tlie Pcrtrait of Ce Lye: T 4; being the last right of the Corr ... .Y , :II; Holidays., LAST NiGl-IT.-ORAI'ORiOS. TiI!:.ITIAL-1 2 0YAL, HAY MARKET. TO-! . TOR 1:0W EVENING, MARCH will he performed A GRAND SELECTION. / ,,bo ,y d ri ti ! ri ) e n th introduced eseas li on t e a n m a • s so t f m axoi c r r i . ti tn • Song F t oh, Cre g ation, Israel in Egypt, e- Judas Mace tine ••• • reser particulars see the Bills, bring too ir ; • in an Advertisement. ixer• , the GLORIOUS 12 th of API O( — RAND STATE 1:0 ITERY.comniences llt 5ci•;1.1...i is unprecedented, atfd besides the FREE ( 1,000 WHOLE TICKETS tile First Prize above £1.5 the First Day 500 WiIOT.E F. i: . .e First Prize above .El 3 the Second Day, t 4 Pt izes of £20,600 ...... of O,OOO 6 of t . 5,00 01 10 of &c. &c. &c. ssliich may be gained by One '1 icket, if pure the Drawing commences. Tiskets will surely rise as the Drawing appre , :CHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and ,uterus,• respectfully acquaint the Public, the I-I DRED STATE LOTTERY TICKETS will fi , ••n to the Adventurers in'the NEW I.OTTERY er••••:ir::ce Drawing en the 12th of NEXT MON': T1101i . .-AND TICKETS to the •first-drawn e•-n Pounds the First Day of Drawing, and 1 r; , :;1) TICKETS to the first-drawn Prize above Fi en rite Second Day of Drawing, in addition to the 4 ... of ... £20,000 6 ... of ... ~• 5,060 &c. &c.•&a, 'The TiActs aniVhares are now on Sale . at tit et• Yle.vs, Charing Cross, by RICHARDS( LUCK, :old Co. the only Persons that ever SOld is Two Prizes ................ X:30,1 Who .1:31 Shared and Sold in the Two last 1../ ••• Nos. 2,209 10,197, both Prizes of ..t2O, And 7,930, ...... a Prize of.-- £lO, And in former Lotteries, PRIZES to a GREAT AMO I ;• . .D LOTTERY BEGINS D. tha 12th of APRIL, 1209. FrrE Girl - OF 11,00 Ticns•r• 'rim- the First Prize above £t 3 the T OF ';00 WHOLE •FICKET: For the lirst Prize above £l5 the Second xxstnas Pri - es of £20,000 I . 2 Prizes ;if 10,000 6 &c. &c. &c. 1 1 1. - - .Lie of the above 1,50(1 Tickets is inraler ruay contain all the Capitel Prizes.. ' anal Shares at.present are Selling in pre ;09 Tickets being locked up in the Be • we Free Gifts, there is every rrobahitit •.a.r sold before the Wheel goes round ; :iterefore recommended by 61S11, No. -1 S, Crass, who sold and registered 0,151 'he Last A:2 17,611 ..... the I.ait f;,6.3 t),4 J Prizes ever drawn, all in Shan s. ' i;•••••-1; in the country may be supplied the s :•,: • :..liag their Orders, post-paid, accompal Notes, Cash, or Post Office Orders, ti • .1!, er 0, Char: ng Cross, London. PA 1 EN I . TRAVELLING HAIR C. 'pis very useful Invention is entire well adapted for Officers in the A • • • a in general, who are obliged to wear :• ::•;11-'2ap, which, trom their unhandson .••s.eis are under the necessity of thri ••• •• • erniage, Stc. ••- s•• 11...nt CAP, now recommet •1 - • a the Puleie, possesses every comfort 'A•••• •:, app.:aeallee of a curled 1E ad of Hair, a: • • ,1 ti.ity, sits perfectly close to the ilea whatevt r, and cannot he put mit i'• • are equally convenient for the I.adies. •• 0: lov,ustorr, Messrs. R ORIN/iON and I '• Strand, Pet ,:ke.Makers ro their P. ; l'• C. of Wales, Duke of Clarence, an , l to the see:, •-;:,•rden. Price One Guinea each. Con : to retailers. y ;•ppoitttnieat, at Mr. D. Rohertson, Edinburgh; and Mr. Lfurtart, N• , So o.gow. ; jailoi•s, and Travellers by Sea, will find i • tin the of the Hair Caps ; and JuU L ;• - t, i• tr, who oonsLansly attend tLe Circuits, s . .• noel duet:. • I DiSORDF.RS OF THE HEAD, DIMNI DEFECT OF HEARING, &c. Tun toiIDIAL cgriinmc 2NUF; A S a Proof of its efficacy, Mr. Rlrl A of lt, - hen-Stoke, Hants, writes ;n Februa 1. •;• i stors as follows I •• I ;int now 74 years old, and can sets to rea , my memory is asgund as when I was • -• years ago) I was seized viith a drealft: • - • doctor gave me various r.-edicines : , • i admitted this, and candidly advised I took it, and in a few weeks v ' • •;,' I took it more freely, and in Fix week! ever, and so have continues to this da • •.•.•quencr: of - the increased cxpence of .t r tot and eßicacious Snuff is compe • . OW bottles, the Propriet /rs are undo :".e pi it F. to ls. I td. per bottle, stamp ire ~ ol only by F. Newbery an i Sons, at tl t : tai - s's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Chun tlrodie and Co at Salisbury ; and none is g " F. 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HANNAN"S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, For the Infallible PREVENTION of a CERTAIN DISORDER. FORTYYexperience EARS in every quarter of the World, has indisputably established•the Fact, to which the Discoverer (the late Sit SAMt•Er. HANNAY, Bart.) pledged himself, that this Pe aveNTATIVE was infallible in its powers, and effectually secured to BOTII Sexes complete prote:tion ' where the directions we re punctually observed. Many are prudently de terred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fiarins consequences injurious to the Constitution. In the use of the S reel F (an extereal Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing to dread-=the doubts of the Sceric, and the opposition of the In terested, are alike subdued. 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FAMILY,, and Ladies and Gen tlemen of Distinction and Fashion, use RUSSIA OIL, fur moistening the hair when dressing, which is so great a nourisher to the hair as to prevent it turning grey to ill periods ; promotes the growth, makes the hair grow thick and long, prevents its falling off, and restores it on bad places if the least roots remain. * Seve ral Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, after using the Rus sia Oil regularly for six months, the bald places became nearly covered with hair ; promotes eyebrows, whiskers, and ireventa them turning grey. 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