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• 1 .s • •• • j , - - „ e. t. • .1( . 11 9 / 1 4 ' • •(,), Ltp • .4t. ~ :WA 4.• 1 i ". • • 11. Pr • •. , , _ • • . . Ilinkuarmoh.LA:b. 444. t" • - fir . -I' . Valor . 7 % I . •-•,- • •• . tr y.' • • • • . , - •.• a.: : ; - PTEMBER. 2/, 4807 NUMBER 58201 MONDAYi SE .1 • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • -- . TO -MORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, ;heir MajeftlaServanu will aft the Contedy of THE WONDER. Don Felix, Mr. Ellifton ; Frederick, Mr. Holland ; • Colonel Briton, Mr. Baxrytnore; Don Pedro, Mr. Matthews ; Gibby, Mr. Palmer, (being his hit appeasance in that charaeter ) Liam* Mr. Beanifter. Tiolante, Mrs. Jordan, (bay beekeend gpeelllDCC there years.) Donna Ifabelle. Mb Mellon I Flea, Mifs Pope. To which wM be added the Cowie Opera of THE POOR SOLDIER. 'atrick. by A Young Lady, (her fit* appearance on any Rage.) Norah, Mrs. Monne% ; Kathlane, Mn. Bleed. • The doors to be opened at half pall five, and the Performances begin at half pan fix. FIRST STATE LOTTERY for tBo7, To COMIIMINZ Diswhyl the soth of NEXT MONTH. ° TICKETS and SHARES for the above LOT TERY are on Sale at HAZARD, !JUANE, and Co.'s *taw Lotter OA on, No. 93, Royal Ezehaoge, where the follow- Ps Capital Prizes drawn within the laft Twelve Months have lisoen Shared and Sold, viz. riZze of gsocoo I Five Prizesof jCzo i cvo of 90,000 I And Two of 5,000 • . Rxelufive of s,occl and soot ace. ace. . Uttar% rot paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes grad% iSTTEiIt on a New Plan, Schemes of which may be had, gilds, at HORYSBY and Co.'s State Lottery °flees, No. 16, Con:skill, No. sa, Charing Crofs, and St. Mar garet's Lull, Borough, where Tickets and Shares are felling in great i variety of numbers, and at the low eft prices. Capital Prises (hued, Cold, and regiltered, by HORNSBY and Co. in the UR and former Lotteries, Viz. twc of 30,00cL ten of 20,c001. twi of 15,0001. feventeen of to,oisol. twenty-four of 5,0001. ditty of spool fifty fez of socoL and eighty four of sooL Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed on the fame terms as if 'recent. The Drawing begins the loth of next Month. ADMUULTr °MICE, 28oy. • WHEREAS it is deferable that the Right Ho. pourable the Lords CommilZoners of the. . Admiralty mould avail themfehres of the voluntary fervices of fuch Seamen as are employed in the Greenland and Britith Merles ; or who are otherwife paraded by any Ads of radioman now in force, for the parpofeof affifting to tit out, and nivigate to the Pens of this Kingdom the Dania% Ships and vdress of War now at Co penhagen, which lately furrendered to his Majefty's Arms; Notice is hereby given, that their Loallhips will dired an allow• ance of Two Pounds Ten Shillings to be paid_ to every Scanlan protected as aforefaid, who mall voluntarily offer his Service to, and be approved of Caitlin Richbell, the Officer employed t• regulate the Wiped. Semite In London ; the Commanders ii Chief of his Majetty's Ships and Veils at Sheered', the Downli L i cith or Yarmouth ; or filch Ofseas as they ball appoint ret the feveni Officcts employed in the Sea Faicible or Regulating Service at Harwich, Aldborough, Yarmouth, Wells, Lynn, Batton Barton, Hull, Whitby, Hartlepool, North Shields, Berwick and Leith, on or borers the syik ineanti together with Able Sea; imp Pay, and torhe'provided with fukabk lScdding daring the itinie be Sall bolo employed ; Each perfon upon volunteering fee the abovementiened Service, will be furnilbed with an Order for p his difcbarge, to be kept in hi. polka - ton, which Order will entitle him to bla Pay and the gratuity hereby offered, and alto to his Difcharge on the arrival of the Danifh fhip on boird which he may be embarked,at beremoringe in Port, and mealbres will be taken for convoying all Perrone who mall be employed on the fail Stroke, to the refpadive Ports at which they entered, free of ex pence, upon their being difcharged as aforefaid. By r.ommand of their Lordfhips, W. W. POLE. miw4a4L,,,acnntss _ DR. HOOPER will cosoasengt a ,Coiiii,SE of LECTUTES on the Theory and Pratt:4 of PHYMD. the MATIRIA MEDIOA, and PHAIRMACIEUTICAL CHE MISTRY. on Monday the nth of Odkober. at his Ledare Room in Cork-itrect, Barlingtoo-gardeas. at 8 oVl•ek In the Morning. A Profpeclu% with particulars; may be bad by applying to Dr. Hooper, at his Houle, N 0.21. Saville-row. MEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPf PAL. THE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURZS will commence the beginning of Odtober, viz. PraCtice of Medicine; by, Pr. BA RINGTON AO Dr. CURRY. CbeMiltry, by DT. BA GTON, Dr. Ma a c , MT As.asx. Esperimental Pbilofophy, by Mr. ALUM Theory of Medicine, and Materla Medics, by Dr. Corn and Dr i CHOLMELIY. Midwifery, and Difeates of Women and Children, by Dr. KILIGUTON. . • Z.Phyllology, of Lavriesi the Animal (Ecooooy, Dt.Hatcortryi. • Clinical Ledures owSeleet Medical Ward , D r. by BasittoTtlt, , ' De T 1110 d Dr. IKRRCZT. !II 0 N_ e feveral.LeClums. in Waned. the; o . In the *Mrs bt - A.dance; and; tbetedtures on Anatomy., and thole do the PrinciplosiiiiollB4, I dee of Surgery; glven at the Theatre of et. Thomas's Hofphal adjoining, the wale is calculated to form p Complete Cootie of Medical and Chtrurgieal loftruaions. Terms and other Para. calm may be learnt from Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hofpital. NOR FOLK. THE SALE OF TWENTY-SIX HARNESS, AND SOME RIDING HORSES. THE Public cariolity is much excited by the Sale of Mr. Holland's Harks, which are confidered as excellent as any in the County of Norfolk. Great Dircham is fin= miles from Svraffham, and thirteen from Lynn. The Hodes are of different colours, and well calculated for Gentlemen's Carriages, - Days of Sale September 30, and two Sollowing days. STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for agcy.. wa a NEW PLAN. Begins Drawing inch Odober, and finials IE6 November, 1807. Prise of £ 4opco VAC* 20 000 40,000 30,100 20,000 1,000 SACO 5 00 2,300 5 SO - 100 Se So 3Poo 23 )Prizes of Tkkets in the Supplementary 6, ~, LLattervalued, If ''''' each .... fold, at 7,o8; Benefit Tickets. .--..... S t soo Shoop 120,000 LiS 7 PCO woo, Tickets. And, as an undoubted teftimony of the value of a Supplemen tary Ticket, I will pay ou demand, at the rate of a aoL Prizes Ise every Ticket or Share drawn a Supplementary Prize, if fold itt dtber of my Dikes, and offered for Me again on or before the 16th of November, ISel, being three days before the Sup plemaitary Lottery begins Drawing ; or the holders of fuelificlits er Shitres after that time will be entitled to the Chance of eiery 'du In the Supplementary Lottery, which is to confift of the 'Coop Numbers above alluded to, and will be determined by the fallowing Scheme, to begin Drawing the 19th November, and end the nosh. SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME. • Prise of £ ao,ooo is 20,0n0 I 10000 to,ooo 1 ,0 00 5 ,cco sco 2,5 0 0 zoo 2 4 C00 50 1,000 . • S SO 20 12,500 6,000 Tickets. 463.000 N. 13.' Plink to sbtcr►e the Firft-drawn Ticket on the Fifth ey of the Firft Lottery will be entiticd to so,ccol. leaving all the other Capital Prizes both in the Principal and Supplementary Lot teries fleating.—TlCKETS and SHARES are now felling by SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB a d Co. At theirLticky Lottery OSees, No. Ix, HOLBORN, 37. CORN HILL, and 38, HA YMARKE T. Not two Blanks to a Prize, and the Prizes paid on demand. ORANDPRIZEOF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS! NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE, No Prize of kTs Value than Twenty Pounds. STATE LOTTERY on the New Plan, begins Drawing OCTOBER so, ky. SCHEME. X Prize of £ 4 O ,000 2 .... =goo S a opoo , 5 . 1 .000 5 : r" 300 SO - ICO 5 0 - 30 IMO ..- 25 Prize of Tieketi in thoiottbe Supplententuy} So each Lottery, worth ..„-- ONO 440,000 40,000 20 ;AO S,OOO 2,500 2 ,t 00 2.500 25 ,OC 0 120 3 000 So t ooo Tickets. £ 2 51. E ONE FIXED CAPITAL. L proof of the Value of a SOPPLEMINTARY TIeRCT. J. WARNER copses to pay Twenty Pounds For every Supple mentary Ticket, and in proportion for every Share purehafed at his or any other Lieenfed State Lottery Office, or their Agents, if brought for Sale on or before the 16th of November, 1807, being Three Days before the Drawing of the Supplementary Lot ter!: after that time the Holders of every fueh Ticket or Share tot receiving Money, will be entitled to their Chance in the Sup... lierneetary Lottery, which begins Drawing the 19th November, and contains the following Prizes: I Prize of £20,002 is L 2 0 •000 I to,ooo ro,ooo S 1,000 • 5,c00 S ...... 5 00 2 ,5 00 So .... POO Wm , 2,000 20 50 •—. 1,000 1,500 - IS .. 22400 lir •••••••• .......1.1=•••• 1452 Pita. £630 0 0 Tickets and Shares are on Sale at I. WARN a a's I.icenfcd Lot lel4eoite, No. 16,Cornhiil, facing te Royal Eachange. from the Country, eontaiiiing Bank Notes, or (hart dated will be treated the fame as if prefent. & A liberal allowance to Country Agents, for ready Money. I. VAINILIL recommends an early Purelsafe, as be is well in formed Tickets and Shares will rife confiderably. DEBILITY,RELAXATION, ace. SIR HANS SLOANE'S RESTORATIVE, and " REANIMATING PILLS, are the mat certain and fore /14u Emiedy for NERVOUS DEBILITY, VASCULAR RE LAXATION, MUSCULAR IMBECILITY, Ste. ice. however kdkated. or from whatever *auk arifing; and are earnestly re commended to every one delirous of health, vigour, and long life. A hap Met containing a more particular defcription of their vit.- ON% and much ufeful information to the amk'ted, may be had, t rie tdes, * 10u Mr. Perrin's, No 23, Southampton-Brat, Covent London. where (by fpecial appointment) they are fold Aoki* and Kean; they are fold retail by‘Mdfrs. Bacon and Oa tap ' Ohketiltreet ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Randal., Royal Ex "IMP, tie principal Venders of proprietary Medicines in utatlon.--To pedant in the country, incloang the amount and to Mr. Perrin, they will be inintediatcly forwarded-- o si t Italf a plum 1,500 VICTUALLING•OPFZCZ, Aril st, acv. THE COMMISSIONBRS for VICTUALLING HIS MAYESTrs NAP?", do bragloy eve Notice, That 'on Wednefday, the id December neat, they will" be ready to receive Tenders In writing (faced up) and treat for the ripply of FRESH BEM foe the ufe of His holajelty's Troops at the Iflands and Celesta bereundermentioned, viz. Surinam, Berbice, Demerara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Barbados, St. Vincent, and St Lucia, Dxsinica, Antigua, St. Kitt's, During the freee of twelve months certain, front the llt March dog, at further until fir months warning flail be given ;to be paid for by Bills payable with Inter& ninety days after late. The Conditions of the Contraet (which may betaken conjointly for the whole, or fqarately for earl Iflaud or Calmly) nay be teen at the Secretary's Office. N o regard will he bad to city Tender is totieb tie price fiat! not io ief e rted is swede at karb. sr tbat *lt Not be deliverd to the Boded Ware sae @Wed en the laid erlednefloy the id December nest, eser waltfi tbe Pe e fi ro o,bo Biala tholrosiw o ore lase ?grim on hal &bag; Maids lo asitoor gybes sailed Ar. OPPICk, ASR 3t; zSo7.' THE CVMMIIMIONERS . fir VICTUALLING HIS mAyasTrs N.tir, brebygive awinr, That on Wednefday the ad of Dtzember next, they wiii be ready. to receive Tenders in wriziug,(fealed up) and treat fur the fupply of all fuck quantities of FLOUR, SALTED BEEF and PORK PEASE, RICE, RUM, and FAYAL WINE, as may be re. quircd for the ufe of his Majcity's Troops Rationed at the Wends and Colonies hereunder mentioned, viz. Surinam, Berbiae, Demarara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Barbadoes, St. Vincent, and St.. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kites. During the fpace of twelve months certain, front the ift of March tang, and further until fix months warning Mall he given. To be paid for by Bills payable with intweft cinety days after date. The Com Helena of the Contra6t, (which Islay be taken um jointly for the whole, or feparately for any particular Maud or Colony) may be ken the Secretary's Ogles. No regard will be bad to ray Tinder is tobicb the trice jbalt aot b e itifirted is worth at kart, or that dill not be detiversit to the Board before oat itlor.4 OA tbefai.l Ortioeftly the 2d of Broember next, "or stalrfr the iterfin tote soaker the Tilden, or Awe ferfin cot bit behalf attracts to 'firmer saga called for. VICTUALLING-OPFIOE, letteraer 14, 1807. I'HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS majEs7r, NAP," do Zen," give Notice, That on Thurfday the 24th icftant, they will be ready to 1 receive Tenders in writing ((caled up) for as many HOGS, (the Carcafea of which not to weigh lets than 'nibs. each) intended for Pork for Sea Store, as the refpedive Dealers therein may think proper to offer; to be killed in his Majefty's Vidlualling Pre miles at Deptford, betreen the 12th of Odlober nest and the 311 t of March following; the firft delivery whereof to take place on r Monday the raid 12th of Odder next, and the fubfequent deli veries to be continued twice in each week, in fuels regular propor- I dons, as that the whole fhall be completed by the pit of March 'before-mentioned; and to be paid for by Bills payable with in tereft ninety days after date. No offer of Hop of a legs number than will produce so Tons of Pork will be attended to. The Conditions of the Comma may be fees at the Secretary's Office. Ne regard will le bone any tender Ls etebirb the trke flail net Le hi ' keel in words at /web, cot be delivered so she twrd before • ewer o'eleci ow the fill Vas/Lip elm a4tb leant, we tialefs the l efties r sole wales the hider, er fosse teems en his Isebay; sates& es assfwer albeit called lir. OFFICE OF toßDNANCE s tettember ifo, t^-i 7. THE PRIACIPII, OFFICERS His 111ajrfies ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday the ad of Odtober next, from fuch Perims u may be willing to undertake the fupply of HOSIERY ARTICLES for the fervlce of this Department, for a period of three years, agreeably to Patterns which may be viewed at the Principal Store• keeper's Office, in the Tower. Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the contra& may be kcown upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of tea and four o'clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered, Pealed up, and cndorfed Propagate for the fupply of Hofiery Articles." But no proporal can be admitted after the Paid ad of Odtober, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unlefe the party making It, or an Agent in his behalf, dull attend. By Order of the Board, R, H. CREWE, Surctary. TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. 'FO be LET, and entered on immediately, a HOUSE and SHOP, properly fitted up for a INtcher, long cliablithed In that bulimia, convenient for liaugbtering,fituate near the water fide, and near to the Hermitage, Wapping, Reef nso &rate, and may be made by Lodgers. For particulars enquire of Mr. John Davie, butcher, 307, Wapping High ftrcet, near the London Dock. This ray was pablifited In Oetam, price ss.'hoards, AN ESSAY on the NATiJiLE of FEVER S being m attempt to afcertaia the Principles of its Treatment. By A. PHILLIPS WILSON, M D. F.R S. Ed. Fellow of the Royal College of , Phythians of Edinburgh, &c. Printed for John Murray, fleet &met, London; and Archibald Conftable and Co. Edinburgh. This day wu publidted, Handfoody printed in Four Vols. Bvo. price al. Rs. hoards, THE CODE of HEALTH and LUNGE VI or a Costae View of the Principles calculated for the Pre 'fervid's of Health and the attainment of Long Life. • By Sir JOHN SINCL.AIR. Bast Printed for A. Cooftable and Co. g dinpuret; Qadell,and Davies, Strand I and Mtn Murray;litet-ftreet, London. DOMESTIC COOKERY. This day tray paddilhad, fa anew and eltsfety pricked volume, fmall Bvo. containing to ufeful plater, prim p. 6d. is boards, a new edition of A NEW SYSTEM cf DOMESTIC COOKERY, formed upon principles of economy, said adapted to the ufe of private families. 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