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CI .. . 9 . 1 1 , 1 - r * : ". o 'll. . . .. . . 1 . 4 1 I I, tf im, 3 , . ‘.. f 1 •k, • ' ‘,..—(.64.7.. ,j . ' ', •'' ' '. , ~..;• • 1 s --;,_ . 114 , 1 7,1" i .., t its , , . • • ;, , i'_ ,_ • * i :,: ... - 1 , FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1809 [PRICE SIX-FENCE. CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE. THE Subscribers to th e Lif e A nnu i t i es gran t e d by the Corporation of the City of Dublin the 24th day of June 1776, who are to be paid their interest in London, may re ceive half a year's annuity, due at Christmas last, by applying to Mr. Wittuist CONINGZIAM, No. 2, Great St. Helen's, every Wednesday from ten o'clock till two.—The Subscribers to bring with them their Bonds and a Certificate of the Life of the No minee.—lt is requested that in case of Death notice may be given as above for the future benefit and regulation of each class. This day was published, neatly printed in One large Quarto Volume, price 11. Its. 6d. in boards, THE HISTORY of BARBADOS, from the first Discovery of the Island, in the Year 1605, till the Acces sion of Lord Seaforth, 1801.—By JOHN POYER. London: Printed for J. Mawman, No. 22, Poultry. By whom is published the Critical Review. _ EVENING, JANUARY 27, Servants will act a New Comedy, called AND WIFE ; SECRETS THAN ONE.. rincipal Characters by Mr. POWELL, Mr. ELLISTON, `TROUGHTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. SMITH, Mr. SCRIVEN, rs. JORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDDONS, Mrs. SCOTT. the new Melo-Drama of ROSENBERG. Ir, Mr. ItAYMIIND ; ufort, Mr. DE CAMP; ,AM ; Flutternan, Mr. PENLEY ; Mr. BANNISTER ; rg, Mrs. H. SIDDONS; Mrs. Plutterman, Mrs. SPARKS. composed byMr. D'Egville. Man and Wife ; or, Move Secrets than throughout, by an cverfiewing audience, c approbation, and will be repeated To. lext. revived (not acted these twenty years) Cato, Mr. Wright, from the Theatre ; his first appearance on this Stage. !pen is in rehearsal, and will speedily be .OYAL, HAYMARIasT. EVENING. JANUARY 27, Servants will sft the Tragedy of ' GAMESTER. ItING ; Stokely, Mr. COOKE ; :MILE ; Bates, Mr. WADDY ; :PSON ; Jarvis, Mr. MURRAY. Betedsky, Mrs. SIDDONS ; 70ER ; Lucy, Mri. WHITMORE. td Historic Pantomimic Drarna.of A PEROUSE ; DESOLATE ISLANV. Mr. BOLOGNA, jon.; IMALDI ; Nagaski, Mr. KING ; BRisrow ; Utnba, Mlas ADAMS. de Is Peronse, or, the Desolate Island, ,u hoot with universal approbation and tg audience, will be repeated to-tuor iesday. 'ay to Pay Old Debts. Oratorio of the Messiah. On Wednesday, The Exile. :bet& FIVE HUNDRED TICKETS THE FIRST AND SECOND DAY F DRAWING STATE LOTTERY, which APRIL NEXT, besides the tinder- SCHEME. ito,ooo are XBO.OOO 10,000 5,000 1,000 300 /00 SO 25 15 20,000 10,000 6,000 5,000 2,000 2,200 2,500 72,300 anoo,ooo OF DRAWING. ,pril 12, Friday, April 21, Id 27, Saturday, April 22. lermission of the Lords of the Treasury 1,500 Whole Tickets, in Addition to Gift of 1,000 Whole Tickets, for the £l5, the Numbers of which are as 3,100 J 8401 to 8 , 600 1,600 I 9,001 1,100 10,501 ,fino I 11,001 11,100 t i loo I 12,501 ...- 12,000 ier Free Gift of 501 Whole Tickets, for ve £l5, the Number.: of which arc as 9,100 10,600 1,100 1 15,001 to 1,600 1 16,501 . 15,100 16,600 to 17,100. are selling at every Licensed Lottery 'ECIFIC (of the late Sir SAMUEL n- the INFALLIBLE PREVENTION ?ER, has stood the test of Forty Years ter of the world; which firmly stamps complete Protection to both Sexes ; health. in is sold in bottles, at 10s. ed. each, or at 7s. 6d. or three for a Guinea (stamps le Suffolk -street, Haymarket, where, be had genuine.—lt will be sent to any nn, by inelosing the address, real or as ite equivalent to the quantity required, Mr. Leal Coo=; at the above old-esta will answer, as usual, all orders with 'H-TROTtER'S POWDER. their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of and universally used by the first Per- Kingdom, and all Foreign Courts, and ivy and Army, who have found the good above theees twenty-five years. lENTAL DENTIFRICE, or POWDER, acknowledged by the most irides, used by many, and recommen- lses and beautifies the teeth, sweeten& acid that can corrode the enamel, and us the teeth. From its astringency, it radicates t►e scurvy (which often proves Thole set of Teeth), and preserves sound fed teeth from becoming worse, and (as loose. In the estimation of those who have it, it prevents the return of the tooth they had been violently afflicted, and that most diagreeable of all operations, ALP., which possesses the power of eas- Kythache, and is a wash with the Powder. urchasing any Asiatic Tooth Powder , — on the stamp on the top of the boo, an ,ail by the Proprietor, N.. 3, Beaufort , by appointment, at most of tbe whole in out of town, by Mr. Deism, Portsmouth, and Mr. Mills, ditto; Mr. Louth; Mr. Granville, Deck ditto; Mrs. ad Saunders, Bristol; Mr. Vine, Back; Wight ; Mr. Corbett, Nottingham; Mr. der, Oxford; Hatton and Green, Ips :astle-upon-Tyne ; Mr. Henshall, ditto Chatham; Jacobs, Sheerness; Lucas, . - armouth ; and Mr. Donaldson, Brigh. trial; and in every capital town through- :eel. Ha name is 'written on the rpc. NUgBER 68261 lillMe2=l=j2l THEME ROYAL, DRURY.LANI 14 PRESENT EVENING, ANT THIS ..i.ssmws win set New Comet their gai----mAN AND WIFE ; Or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE The Principal Characters by stfr HOLLAND, Mr. POWELL, Mr. ELL sir ON, Mr.WROUGHTON, Mr. 10H • L •tTHEWS, Mr. SMITH, Mr. SCRI • OWE, Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. H. I Mrs. SCOTT. After which, the Dew Melo.Drama of ELLA ROSENBERG. The Elector, Mr. ItAYM•ND ; C o unt Mointort, Mr. DE CAMP; herr Mr. PUTNAM ; Fluttertnan, Mr. I I cs:;;- I Storm, Mr. BANNISTER ; Ella Rosenberg, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; hOss•RAY; Mrs. Flfitterman, Mrs. ith a Dante, composed byMr. D'Egvi The New Comedy of Man and Wife ; or, Mors ceived throughout. by an OVereell the h g host m est UP' aria `gam e arks of approbation, and will be i sad on Tuesday next. 0 5W 'i e d ad d - sy will be revived (not acted these I ~,,,dr o f Cato. Cato, Mr. Wright, from the urgh, being his first appearance on this p . ;New Comic Oper a is in relies:sal, and wi reduced KTHEATRE-ROYAL, MAR THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANI J. `hest Majestie T HEs G Servan AMESTERts will aft the Trsge Beverley, Mr. YOUNG ; Stokely, Mr. CO Lewson, Mr. C. KENIBLE ; Bates, Mr. W. p arson , Mr. PSO N ,• Jarvis, Mr . _ . M Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. SIDDONS Charlotte, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Lucy, MS. WH After which the D G E rand Historic Pantomimic I LA PEROUSE ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Perouse, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.; ✓ ko Mr. GRIMALDI ; Nagaski, Mr. I ..ar Madame Perms', Miss BRISTOW ; Umba, Mi The Pantomime of de la Perouse, or, the 1) wing been received throughout with universal rep stowing aucfience, will be p gplause, by an Ir ie Tacsday, and Wednesday. Ti morrow, A New Way to Pay Old D e bts. Oa Monday, the Sacred Oratorio of the Messiah, On Tuesday, Hamlet. On W e d nes d a y, Th e E s On Thursday, Macbeth. ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED WILL BE GIVEN ON THE FIRST AND SE OF DRAWING THE GRAND STATE LOTTEI ▪ begins on the 12th of APRIL NEXT, held aentinard Prizes. SCHEME. 4 of £20,000 are £BO 2 10,000 20 2 5,000 -- 10 6 1,000 10 500 to 100 2 44 50 100 25 2 4,4110 IS 72 29p0 Tickets. X2OO DAYS OF DRAWING. Wednesday, April 12, Friday, April 2 Thursday, April 27, Saturday, April 5 The Contrutors have Permission of the Lords of to make 3 FREE GIFT of 1,506 Whole Tickets, i the Prizes in the Scheme FIRST DAY, a Free Gift of 1,000 Whole Ti fur.tlnwn Prize above £l5, the Numbers of folmse- -3,c01 to 3,100 8,501 to 4,341 4,600 9,001 5,C01 5,100 10,501 -- 4,501 6,600 11,001 ' 7 , 03 1 7,100 12,501 DAY, another Free Gift of 501 Who hest-drawn Prize above £l5, the Number: 01 :3,c01 to 13,100 I 15,001 to 1 14,600 16,501 17,001 to 17,100. TIALTA and SNARLS are selling at every Lie (*.re. 'HE (..iriginal SPECIFIC (of th e late I HANNAY, Bart.) for the INFALLIBLE Pi ef aCI I'AIN DISORDER, has stood the test is et2er.r. , .e, at every quarter of the world; which infability. It secures complete Protection t highly conducive to health. !biz An:lrene:cal Lotion is sold in bottles, at 10 lEt if more than one, and at 7s. 6d. or three for a C sn mod) a: No. 1, Little Suffolk -street, Hays only in I. anion, it can be had genuine.—lt will 1 P-4 . i lithe l!rited Kingdom, by inclosing the addr weh a Bank note equivalent to the qua dared rp:st paid) to Mr. LEAR tool"; at the lish,d ; who will answer, as rianals strict id I:ty. }OR THE TEETH—TROTTER'S POl Patronised and used by their Royal Highnesses C!arence and Kent, and universally used by um : of Rank in this Kingdom, and all Porch Gentlemen in the Navy and Army, who have etas in long Voyages, shave these twenty-five I'ROTTER's ORIENTAL DENT! 4 . ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, acknowledp ', li nable medical authorities, used by Malls at t • - !.The Powd er c l eanses and beautifies the to .b..estb, Possesse s no ac id that can corro d e t h t . 4 1: a beautiful polish on the teeth. From its Itergthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy (with !le . destruction of a whole set of Teeth), and pi frioi decay, decayed teeth from becoming r !sti th ose which are l oose. In the estimation of t bt in the h a bi t o f us i ng it, it prevents the returl ~ r with which befcre they had been violentli x ll te! the necessi t y o f t h at most di agrcea bl e or7 l the teeth. Likewise a TINCTURF., which possesses the e/ the most violent toothache, and is a wash with against purchasing any Asiatic Te • • M. Trotter" on tie stamp en the top • s ire counterfeit. 11:-.1t. wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, Ni 444, 1'5. Strand ;—aud, by appointment , at mos .11u2b- ra in London;—and, out of town, I aud oininsons, Portsmouth, and Mr. Mi r, air. Roach, Plymouth; Mr. Granville ' DI ' 44c4 Ceand ki k Agg and Saunders, Bristol; M p 4 ,... , bf_npsort, Isle of Wight ; Mr. Corbett, Na ..441‘.yelchester ; Butler, Oxford; Nation a a*, I n!, __Dyer, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Mr. • . v 2 4 fle ; Townson, Chath am; Jacobs, She Zr a - "" nt Pe ar.... on; Aldred, Yarmouth ; and Mr. Do a 4 EZ lan n, Liverpool; and in every capita Flak to Mk for tOtteeS. Ha panic is writtei TIMBER. TO BE SOLD, 160 Acres of very fine OAK TIMBER mixed with some very valuable ASH and ALDER, all of above 100 years growth. It is situated within fifteen miles of Clotunell, and twenty-one of Limerick, in the Kingdom of Ireland, from each of which Towns there is water carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will be received until the 34 of Morels, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great George's-street, Dublln,an4 further particulars may be known, by application to Mr. John Nesbitt, No. 16, Tokenhouse-Yard, London. Speedily will be published, the First Number of THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. By John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London. In announcing this New Literary Journal, the Publisher re quests that the First Number may be considered as the Prospec tus ; whi:e, however, he holds out no promise, he can confidently assert, that the Gentlemen who have engaged in this Review have long enjoyed the esteem of the Public, and, could their Names be given without injury to the freedom, and the truth of Criticism, they would be an honourable pledge of the zeal, the liberality, and the attachment to the interests of Literature, with which this Bri tish Journal will be conducted. SALE OF LANDS IN ARG' TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, 08500. 'THE LANDS and ESTATE of AUCHARN, comprehending the Farms of Aucharn, Correspeine, Arie ness, and Derrynantairt i situated in the parish of Morveru and County of Argyll. These Lands are of great extent, and the Pasturage admirably adapted for maintaining an extensive stock ing of Sheep and Black Cattle. The Coppice Woods upon the Farm of Arieness, chiefly consisting of Oak, will be fit for cutting in three or four years, and have been estimated by a skilful va luator, to be then worth upwards of £l2OO sterling. The old Planting on the Farm of Aucharn is estimated to be now worth £5OO. Upon the Farm of Aucharn there is a beautiful situation for a House, haying in front a large River and a fine Lake behind. Tie River and Lake are unequalled in Scotland for the amuse ment of angling, both of salmon and trout, eight or ten full-grown salmon having been frequently taken with one rod in a day. The Moors abound in Grouse and Black Cock ; tie large moun tain Deer is frequently found in the hills of Aucharn, and the woods of Arieness are the constant resort of the Roebuck. There is every probability of a Lead-mine being discovered upon the Farm of Corrospeine, for upon the Lands immediately adjoining to it a Lead-Mine has been already opened, and par tially wrought with a prospect of success. The whole of these Lands, when the present leas es expire at Whit-Sunday, 1810, will, even according to the present low prices of Sheep and Black Cattle, yield a rent of considerably above £3OO per annum—and if the prices for the above description of Stock shall revert to what they have recently been, the rent will materially increase. The Tiends are valued and exhausted, and the fen-duty and other public burdens are extremely moderate. This property being situate very near the bead of Lochallin, in the immediate vicinity of the Sound of Mull, and within two hours sail of the thriving town of Oban, possesses the advantage of water carriage for conveying the produce to market, and it is .1p agitation to carry on a road from the coast of Morvern to the I , oad leading through Ardgour to Strontian, which, when exe. euted, will render the access to Morvern in that direction ex tremely easy. To a Proprietor of an Estate in the Western Isles, these Lands would be a valuable acquisition, as from the extensive woods upon them a supply of timber and watlings, for farm and shore purposes, would Away. be secured. Application for particulars may be made to the Proprietor, at Ardtorinish, Morvern ; or Mr. Mundell, Pardament-street, Westminster. This day was published, In 18mo. with sixteen Plates, price 4s. in boards, I 'HE NEW PANTHEON, or an Introduction to - 11 - the MYTHOLOGY of the ANCIENTS; in Question and Answer, compiled principally for the use of Young Persons. By W. JILL ARD HORT. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. THE NEW COMEDY.—SIXTH EDITION. This day was published, Price Half-a-Crown, MAN AND WIFE ; or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. A Comedy, in Five Acts. As it is per forming at the 'Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. By S. J. ARNOLD, Esq. Printed for RICHARD Puzi.urs, No. 6, Bridge-street ; and sold by Goddard and Chapple. Pall-mall; Booker, Bond-street ; and by all Booksellers in 'Town and Country. Of wham may be had , The SOLDIER's DAUGHTER: 12th Edition. By A. Cherry, Esq. Price 25,6 d. The CURFEW. 7th Edition. Price 2s. 6d. • GRAND MAPS OF SPAIN, PORTUGAL, &c. Just published, by l OUN STOCKDALZ, Piccadilly. I..A.NEW MAP of SPAIN and PORTUGAL, on nine Sheets, by E. 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