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CYCLOPEDIA, Juft completed, and including the Preterit State of all AR rs and Sci awc THE Proprietor of this Work having b ro ught it to a dole, feels it his duty to tender Isis acknowledgments to the numerous perfons who have honoured it with their counte nance during the period of its publication. He is pmud in having it in his power to Rate, chat, his exertions to render it the Firit, the molt elegant, and the molt ufeful Work of its kittel, have been duly appreciated by the Public, and rewarded by an extent of pa• tronage which has far exceeded his mutt fanguioe etpedl.ttions. It has been candidly acknowledged, by every ruchafer, that, betides the evident fuperiority of the plan and execution over every contemporary work of a fimilar kind, the parts have regularly Int -1 proved in elegance, quantity, and quality—fu that, in every ref. I pel, this publication is deemed the CH LA PEST that has, for many years, been prefented to the Public. 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The Sixth Edition, London : Printed by his Majefty's Law Printer, fn.. j Johnfon, R. Baldwin, A. Strahan, H.Otridge and Son. F and C . Rivington, J. Butterworth, W. Clarke and Sons, J. Walker, R' Banilter, R. Pheney, Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, R. 13k kerftaff, J. White, W J. ant J. Rlchardfons, T. Cadell and W.Da vies, J. Nunn, J. Mawman, W.Read, and J.Stoekdale. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 2, 18o7„ will be added the Tragedy of THE REVENGE. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. This Evening—The rempeit ; with Mother Omsk. ARMY. FOR SALE, a Cornetcy of Light Cavalry, in a Regiment now (crying in Ireland, on advantageous terms.-- Applications, by Letter only, addreffcd to Cap:. Pbillipfon, Hun gerlord Coffee Houfe, Strand, will be day atteuded to. ELECTION CASES. This day was publilbed, price Bs. boards, the Second Part of the . __ STATE 1.0 I' TERY. THE RICHEST WHEEL. EVER KNOWN. GEORGE GARRICK, Efq. rA N the 111 of April, 1803, a number of PORT ‘.../ FOLIOS, containing a great variety of Ancient and Modern Prints,a few beautiful Tranfparencies, Books, &c. all fuppofed to be very farce and valuable, were Left by George Garrick, Efq. Seymour.ftreet, in the bands of Mr. Legh, late of Cannon [beet and wilds the fame are taken away, and the debts and charges thereon paid, within fourteen days from this date, they will be Sold by Public Audtion: Second Volume of PASES of CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS, k•-• 1 in the Second Parliamcnt of the United Kingdom, begun Avguft 1802,diffolved Oetober 'Sot) By ROBERT PECK WELL, FIRST -DRAWN TICKET WEDN ESDAY N Err, February q, will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS STATE OF THE WHIRL. Prizes of Z. 1,000 soo &c. Scc. &c. Prizes of 3 0 000 4 20,000 6 5,000 PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - 211. tos. od. Of Lincoln's Inn, Efq. Bariller at Law. London : printed by his Majcity's Law Printer, for J. Butter worth, Fleet-ftreet. The time and place may be known is the interim by applying to Mr. Legh, removed to No. 9, George-ltreet, Blackfriar's road, Surrey.—zsth January, iBo7. N. B. This part contains tha Cafes of Hateßer, Malden, Honi. ton, Carrickfergus, Sudbury, Minehead, Her Joni, ,1.,/erburv, London, Lifkeard, MiddVex, Leominfter, M.dm. fbury, &c It alto completes the Second Volume, and concludes the Work. Half - L.to t 8 o I Eighth - 1t 6 io * o th lr e t ( e )n r ly C - APrf . A S L PRIZES 0 al i r z e t a e d e y en lTrawn in th e preent FOREIGNERS-IMPEDIMEN I'S-ORATORY. The Two Volumes may now be hy: complete, price 11.8 s. board:. Preparing for Publication, by the fame Author, a Treadle upon the Law of Elections, and upon the Trial of Controverted Elec dims ; with a Colledion of the Statutes and Refolutions of the Houle of Commons, Sec. relative to thofe fubjets. Na 24,49 0 23,:95 Lottery, are j £ ' 2o,ooo i l No 23, 8 (s 4. 10003 wow 846 5.000 And all old in Shares. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!! For the FIRST DRAWN TICKET on WEDNESDAY NEXT. CAR ROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxford-Rreet, near Rathbone-place, will continue to have on Sale r.t their Office, TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Urdrawn, whilft any re mains ; where, in the la ft Lottery. No tare,;, a Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, was fold in Sixteen Sixteenths; and No. frost a Prize of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, was fold in in One lmner, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! THE-FIRST DRAWN 1 ICKET ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. 1 1 1 - 1 E very RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL, 1 2 Prizes of 3 0 ,cco I 2 Prizes of spoo a --- 20,C02 4 IAOO Makes the prefrnt the molt favourable time of purchafing Tickets and Shares, which are kiting in a great variety, warrinted un drasen, at A. DRUMMOND's Office, No. 6r. erleet-ttrect. Correa Numerical Boolis kept, and Numbers carefully exa mined. NEXT WEDNESDAY, The Firft-drawn • I ickrt will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. 'I"HE WHEEL is amazingly Rich, there being Prizes of £30,000 2 Prizes of 45.000 of 20,000 ♦ of 1,000 Ste. etc. &c Ilfstl, whn fold thc /aft Prize of 30p001. is felling Tickets slid Share, warranted undrawn, at both of I (Acts, No. CORNHI I.L. and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. • Where Twenty Capital Prises were fold in thc laft year. STATE LOTTERY. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT the Firll-drawn Ticket sill be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawn, are now on Sale at Mfrs HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, where No. 14.490, Firit-drawn in the prefent Lottery, 20.0110. No. 53,8z5, Flrft-drawn on Monday lan, 3d Day, to.oool. and No. 846, a Prise of 3,c0c1. on Thurfday the aid inttant, were all fold in Shares. INSTITUTION for the CURE of IMPEDIMENTS of SPEECH, and the IMPROVEMENT of ENGLISH ELO- CUTION, No. 40, BEDFORD PLACE, RUSSELL.SQ.VARB, BLOOMSBURY. LADIES and GENTLEMEN afflieled with Im pediments, Foreigners defirous of Improvement in the Idiom and Pronunciation of the Englifh Language. Students for the Se nate, Bar, Church, &c inftrudted by Mr. THELWALL, A' Houfe Pupils, Occalional Boarders, or Private Viatants, and initiated in all the accompliihments of Convcrfational and Public Eloquence. Public Ledures every Monday and Wednefday Evening. Young Pupils, of fimilar dcfcriptionii (front fix years old to twelve) fuptrintended by Mrs THELWALL, and lab-titled in the Englifh, French, Latin and Italian Languages, Elements of Geography, AftrunTny, &e. _ _ Cettiri (poft paid) requiring terms and further particulars, will be duly attended to. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S HUSSAR and oilier DRFSiES made in the molt Taßeful and Elegant manner, by S. CLARK, Taylor, of No 11, Rathbone-place, Oxiord ltreet. late Foreman to Mr. Allen, in Bond-Rreet. S. CLARK bscgs leave, alto , to inform Noblemen and Gentle men, that he makes up Regimentals, Naval Uniforms, and Gen tlemen's Clothes, of every defcription, in the molt faihionable manner, of fuperior Cloth and Matcrials---hkewife, Servants' Liveries. Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Families in the Country, may IA informed, by letter, the proper mode of fending up their Meafures. The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN BRIDGE WFLLS WARE. next ALBANY, PICCADILLY. OBINSON begs to inform the Nobility and Pnb -Lik- lie, that be is conftantly receiving front his ManillaetorY at Tunbridge Wells, a frefh (apply of goods of every de(cription the above line, confining of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back gammon Tables, richly inlaid in Morale Work ; alfo Work, Writ ing, Drawing, Noting, and Card Boxes, Card Racks, Ornamented Ballow., Tea Tables, Cheits, and Caddies; Tambour and Em broidery Frames, Spinning Wheels and Reels, all kind of Turnery j Ware, &c. &e. on the loweft . terms, great allowance trade to mers shants, and Captains in the Eaft and Weft India trade. Every article made of white wood ('r Ladies to+ ornament. Ladies works varnifhed without dikolouring, old Tunbridge Ware repaired and varnifbed to look like new. All forts of Englith and Foreign Per. turnery. A good affortment of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls, with Toys and Trinkets of every dcfeription.—N. B. AB the Abbe Gualtier's Works, with as extenfive colleetion of Inßruetive. Games Children's Books, heft White Copal and other Varnilb, fold for Ladies own ure, at Robinfon's Warehoufe. This day were publifhed, price ss. THE DANGERS OF THE COUNTRY. By the Author of War in Dirguife. 0 miferi, qua tanta infaoia, clues ? Creditla avedtos batten ? VIRG. ------------Neque Prr noftrum patimur fcelus Iracunda Jortm ponere fulmina. HoR. London : Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-(tree.; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. '['HIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the }W- A. Drawn Ticket on Wednedzy nest, the 4th of February. The very RICH STATE of the WHEEL, Prizes of £30,000 2 Prizes of ‘ 5 ,000 1 - 20. 000 4 I,coo &e. &c. &e. Elates the prefent the molt favourable time for adventuring in the Lottery.—Tichets and Shares, warranted unjrawn, continue on tale, at the Offices, corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and ficing the Oatc of the King's Mews, Charing Crofs, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. RICH WHEEL. h Prises of £30,000 4 Prizes of £i,ooo hope° 6 soo 5,000 13 r ro QWIFT and C. No. u, Poultry, and No. 12, LP Charier Crofs, have on Sale Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawa, NtXT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. WM be the Pifth Day of Drawing, when the Firft Drawn Ticket will receive THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Over and above any other Prize tbat may be drawn againft it. tHIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST-DRAWN Nk XT WEDNESDAY !!! JBRANSCOMB and Co. Proprietors of the ',achy • Lottery Offices, No tt, Holborn, No. 37, Cornhill, and No. 3E, Hayntarktt„recommend an immediate purehafe in the prefent Grand STATE LorrEßY o thich contains more Capital Prizes than were ever !rosin, with 30,c001. for the Firß drawn Ticket on Wednefday next; And heg leave to offer to the public aneatiga gee following great fuccefs that has attended thofe num rs Wilk, them in the Lotteries for 1805 and 1806, 'which were diAiltditi'267 different Shares of Capital Prizes, namely No 12,719 a Prize of £25,000 No. 4.077 a Prize of £ s ,coo 7,757 20,021 11,871 ,C l,O 7,686 2r',020 17,913 2,000 11,643 10,003 16,801 2.000 9.219 io,c co 24.699 1,000 .t 36 ac,ooo 17 , 477 1,000 1 3 '47 topoo 3,330 ',coo I Amite, l'welve Prizes of sod. &c. &c. and where Tickets and `Starts are now felling, warranted undrawn. THE Proprietors of the New Magazine, enti,led -I. 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Together with an Inquiry into the Properties and component Parts of the Bile and Biliary Concretions. . By WILLIAM SAUNDERS, M.D. F R.S. & S.A. Fellow of the Royal Collsge of Phyficians of London, and Phy fician Extraordinary to the Prince of Wales, Third Edition, with Additions and Improvements. London: Printed and fold by Phillips and Fardon, Gtorge yard, Ltuubard•itrect. DISEASES OF FHE EAR. This day was publifhed. price ass. in boards, elegantly printed in t volume folio, with fplentbd engravings oy Heath, AN Illullration of the ANATOMY of the HU 3 - MAN EAR,acconapanied by Views of that Organ, accurate ly drawn of the Natural Size, from a Series of Diffections. To which is added, a Treatife on its Difeafes, the Caufes of Deafnefs, and the proper Treatment. By I. C. SAUNDERS, _ _ _ Demonftrator of Pradlical Anatomy in the Anatomical Sch in St Thomas's Hofpital, and Surgeon to tba London Difpenfary for Difeafes of the Eye and Ear. _ . 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