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¶ I . •, , ^r. • , -7a.:1 4 - ': '‘.l .. 1 , • . 4 .- 4, • ~ .(cO. ~ . ~ ,,L , ~' ,:tc„.., ~ . . \ •-c, it. ' N. IF P 4' --=- :_•..i ON ~ • \ P 4 .,......) • ••• • nttr • f9l ••• - , p .. _ •• 2 ' ,/ . . 1 • - • • •tc 0 ' . # t s.k 777' --- Nk ;) c i p , / ‹,. .. —..- t . ~,, ~.. •••• I.* . • ~. Pi Nr ----- , \,'• . 1 s •• . 54. ...... :::-...,/ ...„. ' • e. •.i.., ssisj- FRIDAY, JANUARY c 23, 180 Pki'. At X• PENICh. THEM RE. R OPAL, DRURY-LAIC.. In a few days will be pablilhed, In two Volumes, Royal Odavo, casbellifbed with Tiveniy-nln.! Cbpper plates, and a Map of Scotland, In *bleb fur the firth time the Caledonian Canal is laid down, TRAVELS iN SCOTLAND,'"by an onnfual a- Route; with a Trip to the Orkneys and the Hetrides; con taining Hints fur Improvements in Agriculture and Centinerce, Chara&rs and Anecdotes. By the Ri.v JAMES HALL, A M. Printed for J Johnfun, St Paula Church -yard. NEW PIANO FORTE 'MUSIC Puhlifhed by lisonzeir and WscsuNtlON, No. t 3. Hay-Market. MARCH Sicilirnne et Rondo, compofees et De &Cc., a Lady Frances Pratt. par 1.. Von }Ms. as. 6J. Aria et Rondo, compolics et Dediica a Lady ::arch Spencer, par L. Von Eras, 3s. 'IrO.IOIORROW EVENING, JANUARY Li., will be acted the New Comic Opera, called FALSE ALARMS ; Or, MY COUSIN. The Principal Characters by 'Mars. WROUGHTON, BRAHAM, BANNICTFR, IOHNSTONE, MATHEWS,•PrbII.r.Y, DIGNUM. &c. Airs. MOUNTA IN, Mifs DUNCAN, Mrs. BLAND, After which the Farce, called THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. his Evening—Falfe Alarms ; with the Siege of Montgatz. This day was isublithed in Royal °nano, Pere 41. pi , in, or is. 6d coloured, equal to Warring', "I'HE PROGRESS of a CORRUPT SENATO R, Etemphbed in Six CbaraCtergtiie Deigns, with Iltultratlons s to Veyie. By G. M. WOODWA"D, Ffq. Author of Eccentric Escurflons in England, The Caricature Nlagazinr, &c. " In B:itain's Senate he a Seat obtains, ." And one more rc:trsioN ER St Stephen gains." Pore: London. haled by Thosras Tegg, No ill, Cheapfide, and may 5c had by orderh.g it o: any miihbouring Bootrelhr . A CAPITAL SOURCE OP lilf.*NING AMUSENIENrs. WOODWARD's CARICATURE MAGAZINE. This day was pieblithed, In fuper royal folio, containing three Capital Charadteriftic Carts crtire ?lints Iron! oriAinal Drawings, to be continued reu- In a f, w days willbepublifbesl, in Two Vols. am. Illuftrated by a Chart, and Twenty-five other Capper Plates, A New Edition of J ' HE HISTORY of MEXICO. To which are added, Dilfertations on the Land, the Animals and Inhabi • tacos of Mexico. By Abbe D. FRANCESCO SAVERIO CLAVIGFRO. Trauflated from the original Italian, by CHARLES CULLEN, Efq. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church yard. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GA RVEN. ITO NOR ROW EVENING, JANUARY 24, will be anted the Play of THE SCHOOL'OV REFORM. To which will be added the. New Pantomime, called MOTHER 004.15 E ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. This Evening—The Tempeft; with Mother Gook. Mr. DUTENS' M:LMOIRS. This day were publifbal, .may rimed in 3- vela. haull o.tiavo, pti:e 2 E s. in boards, MEMOIRS of a TRAVELLER, now in Re tirement, written by HIMSELF ; and containing Anec dotes of moll of the Court* of Europe, and of diftinguiled Statefnicn and Public Charadters who hare ilowithed duriag the laft Half Century. Printed fur RICRAND Pntt.t.trs, N 0.6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars ; and to be had of all Bookfelkrs. Of whom may alfo he had, juft publifhed, 1. Mr. CARR's STRANIIF.R IN I!:ELAND, 455. 2. Mifs OWENSON'S WILD IRISH GIRI., r 34. 6d. 3. And Mrs. ROBINSON's POETICAL WORKS, . - PASHIONABLE INS ri CU] lON IN ARGYLE-STREET. VICTUALLII4G OFFICE, jemmy 22, 1807. THE COMM:S*SIONA RS Fir PICT'UALLING HIS AIRY ES'lrt 117.41 1 :', do beray give ;sake, lady every fortnight. No I of - A THE CARICATURE MAGAZINE ; or, I I UDIBRAS CIC MIRROR, being a most capital Collec tion of Original liumourous Charadicriftic Prints. By W. W. WOODWARD, Efq. Author of Excurbons in England and Wales; l'rogrer. of a Com plete Senator, &:x. 1 ' QOId rides? mutato no:nine de to " F,.bula narratur " HORACE, SP. r. The Nine Ntrobers already publithed of this popular and enter taining Work: c attain 19 Caricatttre Mats, which for genuine Humour and Wit In the true fpirit of H,grarth, bid fair to equal, if not fury 1s any other work of the kind hitbrrto publithed. London : Puhlithed regularly every fortnight by Iltoma4 No. it 1, CheapPtic,and may be kad of all BookLllers and Dealers iu Books it: the Kingdom. - UNDk.R MOTAL AND DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE.. rIHE flirt night of the Six Sete& Soblcription Affeml.lits and Concerts, which form one brant'h of the N e w Ettabliniment, will be on Monday, the 16th of Febniary. All applications muff he made between the hours of one and four, at the Office of the inflitution, in Argyle ftrcet, where lifts may be feen, u and information received refpeetit4 the mode of obtain- tog a place on them. Such Ladies as fubferibed to the late Amateur Concerts, in Hanover ffitiare, and who are defirons of becoming Suhfcribers to the pref:nt tflabliffiment, are recratiled to fend in their tunics. and if f:fficienly early in their application, they will placed on a re terved lift appropriated for their accommodation. The moil eminent Performers (both Vocal and inftritmental) that the Country can produce, are cnzaged, and thcir namestilitl be siren In a few days. The future Nights of the Concerts a:ai Affemhlies, will be on Thurfdays. CXFORD AND CAMBRIDGt. IT has long been a fubjta of jut} cotr:plaint. that Young Men proceed to the Univerfities who are by no !news qualified to enter upon o..llegiat. Exercifes, and who there • by fubjed tbemfelves to no incon &terabit degree of dikredit and cmgarraffrnent. A Beneficed Clergymen bas opened a houre in a healthy fituatinn • near.Tuwn, tor thepurpofe of preparing young Men fort:ie Uni verfity by a Courfe of Study rx.prcfaly ad a pted to their rtfpedtive dettination, whethtt it he Oxford or Cambridge. The domePic eitzblithment and accommodations are perfealy liberal. Cards of as rcfs may lie hz.nl at I`.lcirrs. Tabirt's an!. Co. Juve• tole Library, Pew Eond•ftrest. NEXT MONDAY, The Flrft-drawn Ticket will he entitled to TEN I 1-I(IU3AND POUNDS. • TICKETS and SHARES are felling, warranted Undrawo 9 at No. 4 , CORM - 111-L. and No.?, CHARING CROSS, wkere Twenty Capital Prises were !hared anti fold in the kit year.—The fullowinz is the STA FE OF THE WHEEL. s Prizes of £30,000 1 Priz:s of i Cspoo • of 20 630 5 of loon • of zo,o:-.0 8 isr $O3 &C. &C. &C A r: All butlnefs in the Public Funds, tranraßcd with fidelity Ind difpatch by T. 8141. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS! FOR THE FIR;TDRA TICKE 1' ON MONDAV NEXT. CAR ROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxford ltrcet, near Rathbone-place, will continue to hAve on Sale TICKET'S and SHARES, warra;.ted U: drawn. during the whole of the Draw ing, at their Office. where, in the left Lottery, No 12,tr3, a Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. war; fold in Sixteen Sixtetnti.s: and No. 605 i, a Prize of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, wai fold In One Qliarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths. • N. 4 The Firft Drawn Ticket on the Fifth Div of Drawing, will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!! - TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST DRAWN TICKET NEXT MONDAY, JANUARY 25. RICH, WHEEL. a Prizes of 30,c0c1. t of 1...23,c03 5 of Lao'', xof ro,oco 8 of sco 2of 5,0c3 23 of tco . Ste. &C. 'TICKETS and SHARES, :warranted nndrawn, are on Sale at all the LICENSED OFFICES. THIRTY'THOUSAND POUNDS For the Firft Drawn, 'WEDNESDAY, February 4. THE Friends of POPE'S OFFICE are tepee ; fully informed, the Third Day's Drawing will be on Mor day next PICKETS and SHARES arc now fr.l:irg in great variety, at Pope's fortunate Office, No. 12, Caftlt Alley, Royal Exchange, whereon commands will be duly attended to with the great& difpatch and fidelity THE WHAEL CONTAINS Prizcs of L.30,c00 z Priz, s of L.s:oo I 20,000 5 —.. I . CO I mew 8 &c. &c. &c. BURGESS FISH SAUCE, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. r iIHE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has pined by the Cuperior eieeller.ec of Ma ESS? NCH of AN CHOVIES for nth Sauce has induced many peKons to give the Same name to an article entirely differert. JOHN BURGESS cnd SON tila It a duty they owe tie Public, to caution them againft fuck lanpoEtlons,ss feveral peeple travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, Ste an extra larger rroSt to vend the fruricus kind : they are"articularly requetind to alk for BURGESS's, and to aferve, none r ils genuir e but what have there words upon the labal—" Durgefs and Sin's Original and ft: pular &fence of Anehrvi:s " —l ,B / a cct.:cure, No. raj, Strand carver of the Savoy Step), London. PERSONAL COMELINESS Improved in the arc of two elarnt Ptcparqinns, firft. THE AROMATIC IVORY IYENTIFRICE, fn -IL called, from its admirah'e arcas on the Teeth, which after a few applications, affumes the appearance of politheil Ivory, pre vents moreover their premature decay, thofe decayed it prefcrves from becoming werfc, fattens Inch as are bottle, and by periever ance, renders the fouleft Teeth delicate, and (from ire aromatic ranrance) the breath perfcaly tweet; it is alto exceedingly grate o to the palate:. Secondly, the SPERMACETI SOAP, which prefers - es and tenders the Skin, loft, (mouth, and delicate. The emotiient and healing properties of the Spermaceti, are fo gmeraliy kliOW:t, as to render a comme:.t on its virtues unnecaary, the inventor is f.i ictifible of its pr.:til;ar, mildnefs, that to accommodate. Gentkmen tender Dtins, he has alfu fi.rtned it into Shaving Cakes nt:d Shaving Powder, as the lather made with it will fcarcrly ;dreet the eye. The above articles are prepared and fold for the inventor hr R. JOHNSTON, Chenilft, N 0.15, Greck ftreet, Soho, London; the Oetitierice at 35.9 d the Soap and Powder is 6.i. each. Perfors wishing to avail themfeles of the r at utility n thefc artitkl, Oswald be earful to have them genuine, obkrving his %zinc on the hi.stl agazed to vavlat That on Friday the 6:h of February tier, they will be ready to reeeieeTendens in writting. fealtd up, and treat forTbree Hundred Chaldrcn of PITT'. TANFIFLD MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goodnefs; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, one half thereof as Coon as poffible, and the other half In the fpace of two months from the date of the Cootradt, winds and weatht r permitting, aim:glide the Wharf of his Majedy's Vidnalling Pre mires at Plymouth and Soutbdown ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be teen at the Secretary's Office. NA terml will de bad to any tender in which the trite fled: not be inferted in words et kngtb, or that 'ball not be deliver& .the Board before one o'clock on the fail Frio.'ty the 6:?) of Febrpary next, nor oesle,l the Fetter who owlet the tender, or fccoe person on bit ieba4; attends. fe Offf We , n-hen calla fw. ARMY A PURCHASER r; he found, En- SI COMninY Infantry, by application to B. G. at Mello Hawker, Morley ai,d Co Army Hatters, Piccadill; .—Letters (polt psiti only; will he attended to. TO PURSF.RS IN THE P.OYAL NAVY. l'urfer of a 74 Gun So:ip now in D' , ck and preparivg for Commiffion for Home Service, wifilt .1 to ex change into a Third Rate in Ordinary, and not likely to be Com f Letters (pat paid) addreff,d to F. H No. is, Craveti-Blildiuge, Drury-Lave, Lci.don, will be atteritird to. 10 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, An Apprentice to a Surge. , n and Apothecary in the Country —Apply to :.Ir. Wdt, Sur geon, Abingdon, Berke. vl/4TAivN, T an 2S 5 yacaSitrs f tt , t ‘ tion, ge ho as und G rit ar Thd deng s t i, Young t of the Kitchen, Fruit, and Flower Garden. and Greln-Houre Plants Can have a good charaacr from his IA place. I.ett7s with-died to A Z. at Mrs Nichol! s, Putney, will be Ininn-dlittly attended tn. FRENCH I.'OML.ON eit AYER. BOOK. This day was publifhed, In a nest Poettt Volume. price 31. 6d. hound, LA LITURGIE ; nu Frnmnkire des rsiere; Pubitques, felon l'Ufage de l'Fglife Anglicans. Par N. WANDS FROCH I.L. D. 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