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W'r 7- ' 11104 IV,V )..A.,l:llll—te • . I *, 11( 1 1 • 11 •:• 1.• 44;tk •1 : 1%) r 1 v‘) c‘l Ape. . • ( _•~ , 900 9 . VISE itOYAL, DRURY-LADE. l ais PRESENT nts EVENING, their Majesties' Serva will perform s THE MERCHAN OF BRUGS ; OR, BEGGA T R'S BUSH. Teta CIAISACTRIS BT . 00, Mr. TIC/LLANO. Mr. RAE, Mr. RAYMOND, y r . ?MINDEN, Mr S. PENLEY, Mr. OXBERRY. oi o, Mr. PO WELL, Mr. SMITH, Mr PENLEY; bus L.XiLLY, Mrs. HORN, Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs. BAR it E w il c h EI be Wed, (19th time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, W wit's new Music, Scenery, &c. called gARI.EQUIN AND FANCY ; or, HE POE L'S LAST SHILLING. The Overture and Music und composed Mr. H. Smart. DAce , r rodue. d er the direction of Mr. Byrne. st y partontime of Harlequin and Fanty ; or,The Poet's t s quib will be repeated every evening. .oe, The, But./ Bode. - • - how The erehant of Bruges. Fob New Way to Pay Old Debts. _ _ _ tiggietltE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. tits PRISENT EVENING, will be per. formed, CYMON. g o b, Mr. EGERTON; Cyrillic, Mr. DURUSET ; juisadt'Miss BURRELL ; Dorus, Mr. Lis TON ; lieee-fir. FAWCEas , Mr TT; . Damon, Mr. TINNEY ; Doril NORRIS. virods,Mbs HUGHES ; Sylvia, Mt.. STEPHENS; on e , MTS. GIBBS ; Phabe, Miss M'ALPINE ; Done, Miss MA ['THEWS ; Dorcas, Mrs. LIS T ON. To which will be added, THE MAGPIE, or THE MAID. kfter o'4 (19th time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN and FottruNio; or, sHING-MOO AND THUN-TON. With new Music, Scenery, Dresses. Sze. The whole arranged and produced by Mr. Farley. rks New Pantomime of Harlequin and Fannon) will be re -0 terr y evenbig, to- murrow excepted. spe ar s vies of The Midsummer Night's Dream has been , are nine in preparation, and will be revived 10-morrow. vtlnik will be added, The Sleep-Walker. Os'lbursday, the Tragedy of Jane Shore. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!! NO FIXED PRIZE. FIFTY 'THOUSAND GUINEAS IN GOLD, Odes 'lwo of LW t►oo, of Two £5,000, Five of £l,OOO, and Iliousand Five Hundred and sixty other Prises of Aso:), • £2OO, £lOO, 80. CARROLL solicits the Attention of the Public J• io the above d-sirable `chrtrtr, and trusts that a mere isol of it will be sufficient to induce h.s Friends to honour s with their cumuli ads, at No. 7, Coo Natal., and 26, Ox lo osier, wht re, in the last Lottery, No. 247, drawn a Prise was sold in Fleece Share,. LIORNSI:)1! and Co. Stock • Brokers, No. 26, iii. Coasiiiit, respectfully acquaint their Friends and the tlile,that tue NEVi' S i ATE LA) f EERY will begin Drawing ii Mier NEXT MONTH (February); the Scheme cootaim It *5OOO limn CAS, Si of 31 . !0,00, bemdes many other Ca ll Pr ses, anti Not Two Masks to a Prize, which meets with Alai appw4iation. . • , into, an 4 Aare& ate osSiag by HCilt.:::lBY and Co. wk& atil %ado to:lowing grand list of Capital Prizes : • i 1 Nam . . .e. 0,9110 1,1 ie , - - ,C 16030 ' 111 - • 19,000 1,120 . . 19,000 gyp . • 90,000 3,934 - • 10,0c0 Ileadtativis of ,C 5,0 0, .£l,oeo, 56L,000, &c. &c, Ste. ALL iIetIZES•PAID IN MONEY. IE present State Lottery, formed by the Union B Ifs appmell Patts of all former Schemes, with the reef -- • Two New Prizes of g 5,000 Guineas In Gold! houltkinly tecommelided to Public attention, by 1 hr old-establiAurd Firm of LAZARD, BURKE, and Co. 1 . • Coutrac; era and Projectors. SCHEME. NU FIXED PRIZE! Pr:ars of 25,000 Uointa, in Gold t 52,500 520,000 5,0k40 10,000 I,coo 500 ..... 2,500 200 100 ......... 1,5: 1 0 50 ••••••••••...•• 1,503 Cl,OOO 10 I • 10 «....... il) 14103 )010 ••• , %KO U7l Prizes, all in MONEY. ......... di00,01 , 0 NoT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE: With all the tni,ooo Ticket* in One ::cliente ! 64 Ilsl divided iato I ero separre lotteries," , lit late years. 4sts Dr.nvine S:. VAI.EN I INE's DAY, 14th Fi..:lllU.All Y. s t .d Shares are Selling by HA Z.IKD, EU R NE, and Iholiers), the Contractors ' South Gate of the Royal Illebacle, London ; wtterr, it: the late and former I.utteriet, has have been Sukl seceeding itt amotAtt TWO IVAILLIONS To Messrs. ito \VIAND and SON, of the MACASSAR OIL., Kitby-street; Hatton gatden, Loudon. easintsottr E WA; su fuliy convinced of the efficacy of your 14sea,sar Oil that 1 cannot forbear con?,ratulating you and tisstrl moo so valuable a discovery, tin i you are perfectly "re" 7 M ',oldish the hallowing facts: A few months since Y Ler hip,t to fall off In Ruch quantities, that in a few weeks nearly bald; and being a young man, and prtremely un °ll as wear a wig, I %wiled to Mr. Bird, Hair-dresser, of Da nl. for advice, who recomniended to me the Macassar Oil We sow the satisfaction of in tormingyoti. that after hay. _a,3014 two bottles o f 5i.64. each, the hair began to grow al , ad It strong as ever. 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THE Public are respectlully informed, the nse4l Annual SALE has commenced of the remaining AR. TICLES of the past Fashions.--Soled Irish Linens, :;Iteetings % Stc ; Printed Cambrics and Nlb,lins, a great variety of In.!ia and ,British Shawls, both long and square ; Foreign Lace, and Lace Veil•, Remnants of Moslin, &c. ; Printed Furniture', lnd about tooo yards of Coloured Linings in Remnants. BRIsToI., RATH, AND LONDON wAOOONS, ON POPE'S PATENT IMPROVED I'RtNC:I'LF. From the 13earYard, homas-street, Bristol; Golden Li-n, Horses street, Binh; to tbc Butt and Thistle, Holhorr i.on.lon. POPE, WILLIAMS, and CO. beg leave respec. fully to inform the Public, that they have established Wag. gots, on Pores PATEN r letraovcu PRINCIPLE, and will regu larly convey Goods to and front the above Places Teeter. A wet C. As the Animal Labour it, this Concern will he cons drably re duced, it is alitiost needles to olverve, that they will he enabled to carry Goads at ttEorceo Prices ! which may be known by applyics at their Warehouse; a. above; and they confidently hope the Public will sopprdit an Estabii , hment, wit eh, if generally adopted, will prove to be of the grea:est !stational Ads:,otage that has been made known since Wheel Carrieges have btvn in use. Bristol, January, 1818. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATEN C. ANTI -ATTRITION.—The PATENT ANTI. ATTRITION COMPOSITION has been unequivocally preyed to be the cheapest and best thing ever yet discovered, ter Sbipii Bottoms, instead of Copper; to presehe Cables from being rubbed in the bawse-holes, instead of a plat, service, or rounding; the Rigging of Ships from the weather, and from being chafed, instead of I sr," Marceline and Service ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and Canvas Water proof; and to prevent the Effects of Friction in Steam Engines. Mills, Sugar Mills, Threshing Mills, (or ot!.er Implements of Husbandry generally used by Farmers), Carriage., Coaches, Waggons, Carts, And Machinery, of every description. It is also the best thing to preserve the Blades of Swords,and all kinds of . Polished Steel Articles, from Rust. It will likewise pre terve Iron Hoops, Water. butts, Casks, Tubs, Spouts, rots Ka.is, Gates, Park Paling, Barn Floorings, and every kind of Wood and Wooden liubding, from the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot, either in the East or West Indies. where it is particularly calcu lated. for the use of Sugkr Mills, Steam Engines, and other Ma. cbinery, or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve iron Railways from corroding and wearing out, but also render the draught so light that one horse will do the work of two. • One Priming of the Composition is in some cases equal to one hundred applications of Oil, Tallow, of any other kind of Grease s Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by its use from three hundred to four thousand per cent. exclusive of preventing the wear and tear in Machinery, Wheels, &c. &c. which is a saving of expense more than that of saving Nine Parts out of Ten, and 'tensing can be so dean in its working, or give so little trouble. Sold for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing•erosa, near the 414. rufralty, London; and, by their appointment, at most Ship. cliancUers, Primers, Booksellers, Libraries, Stationers, Druggists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers, Coach• tinkers, Innkeepers. Coach and Waggon Offices, Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, an the United Kingdom, in ' "sous, price 21. Sid. . ; Ss. tid 3, Ws. 6d. ; one guinea and two guinea* each. The smallest size box contains a quantity sufficient to prime a fout•wheel carnage four times, with which is will run upwards of Six Thousand Miles, without applying any thing else to the silences, and One Half-Guinea Box contains a sufficient guns. dty for a Stage Waggon to travel 33,000 miles, and it will work with wood axietrees, or with common boxes and azktrees of any kind. The most satisfactory proofs of the merits of diis discovery may be seen at the Patentee's Oflice, No, 40, Charing-Cross, an also ar their Agents. The Public must be on their guird spinet a spurious compo sition, which is sometimes attempted to be foisted upon them, to prevent the teems of frictiee, instead of which it la injurious to machinery, b.c. and none is gamine but that far which a Patent has bees obtained. To prevent inipeddon, the directions given with cash box are signed " W.l). Bellamy." and ham the King's Arms on them—to counterfeit which is finery t and any persona making use of a composition by which this Patentees are defraud ed, will be prossested—in• Guineas Reward having been offered by them to detect frauds en the Patent right. Fang N.B. Any s peeson at ' to snake for their NM use ee for sale, a spurious cem thin, is as liable to be prostated as these who NU any but e real Patent Asti-Attrition,