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Maclaine BERTINOTTI RADICATI, and Mr..)II94AHAM,, are tarred for the whole of tilt Season.- The Meow rs have great pleasure to atmoueoe, that they are in possession of some of the choicest Productions from the Con tinent, which have never bees beard in this country, and they Batter themselves, with the unrivalled talents of Medallic Bee tinotti and Mr. Braliam, that they shall be able to perform this bectes of Music in the most finished "intoner. In order to perform Madrigals, Motets. and Glees, ear Double lid Triple Chairs, with every possible effect, they have engaged a numerous Vocal Band, osnalsdng of the most essialent Par-' formers of the country. With a view to meet the wishes of their Friends, who have I long noticed the want of novelty in eoneerts of this assaiptions they are nuking every nenion to bring reeerard New Music, bosh Vocal and instrumental, and they ate already prepared with metal Maissecripte of Sir Jolts Iltswensissi, Webb, Sporfarth, 4ttwoiel_, and other Milebrati4 Neglisk Conspomee. Mr. WaLcesat le aniseed to hied she Bind, whiek fin be Ininserous, and coedit of the that %rinsing In the itinglisui: The EMU inatreereallif produetionaor Molars Hari* OW. doyen ' Bach, anti third, will be peefseseed . The above Rooms have beim, newly fitted silo an elegant Style at considerable repents, for them Concern, and axe sew litegery respect eakuiated m give entire satiereedest, both se to Maisel effect and accommodation. Terms of Subscription few the Eight Ceneerts, Foie Goinhies to be received at the Meek Shop of Chappell and Co. (late Gad dine), No. I ve, New Bond-otreet. Titkets *ill be transterabk,'l.adlee'to Ladles, end Gendenien's to Gentlemen, in Families only; and, for ;he aepisensedadon of the Public, two Ladies or two Gentlemen may (by entering their joint names at the time of subscriblpg), take out One Subside con, which will admit them singly to these Concerts. Farther Particulars will be speedily announced. FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught. at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that ascomplishnteot, or have not the modern style. Mr.ALLIEN . II system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requs *i.e for genteel society expeditiously, privateln and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may ledln at a small expeuce, with a respectable set oi pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of she profession. The Subscription Assemblies ate every Friday., PIANOFORTES VERY CHEAP. A MANUFACTURER disappointed of Foreign Orders, is overstocked, and will sell FIFTY of the post improved new ones, singly, much cheaper than they can he bought elsewhere; not only worth the particular attention of 'Private Families wanting a good Instrument, at a small price, bat also of Music Shops, Professors, and Exporters, viz.—New 32 Guinea ones for 45—Horizontal 75 Guinea Grande f.r 60— Upright 85 Guinea Grads for 68—Good Second-hand Pianos, from 14 to 23 Guineas. Alto, some Finger and Barrel Organs and Harps—the loweor price marked on each for immediate pay- Sient.—To be teen at Mr. Mien's Private Dancing Academy, No. 9, Sherrard-street, near Golden•square. FOil lir-FOUR CAPITAL PIiMIES, ALI. TO DhIAWN 18TH Nan' MOAT S. HODGES and Co. 149, Oxford-street, are seiling TICKITS soid SNARLS in the present Lottery in great laiiety of Numbers; who recently sold and shared 5 Prat, of .esso,ooo I • Priv' of 4 10,000 I &c. &e 5,040 THE PUBLIC ATTENTION is solicited at this moment to the best Via, ever submitted from Govern taent ; by which numerous individuals may be raised in one hour to an independent Fortune, fcr the risk of only a small sum of snoney. The present State Lottery is found to remove eveity objection in past Lotteries. The Number of Capitals is increased to 44. There are Four Prizes of X 20,000 There is hut One Ticket of a Number, and the lowest Prize irs £2O. A Purchaser of several Numbers may gain several Twenty Thousand P.eund Prizes. Yet, with all these superior Benefits, the Tickets are 'finch cheaper than in any Lottery for seveersl years past. The Whole Lottery will be decided in One Day, by an entire New and Approved Mode of Drawing ; and should a Change of Pub lic Measures take place, it is very probable there may be NO SORE LOTTILIIZS if so, t his is the only opportunity of obtain ing a Fortune for a small sum, if ezisende d before the 15th Nest Month. FORTY-FOUR. cAprr4L PRIZES, FOUR OF £20,000, And no Prize less than £2O. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. ITORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, beg leave to A• i remind the Public, that the State Lottery will bi gin and finish on the 11th of Next Menth. Tickets and Shares are con siderably cheaper than for many Lotteries past. The Novelty of the Scheme is approved of, and the demand excessive, which bas caused a rise in price, and must continue ; as such, HORNSBY and Co. hope their Friends will bay quickly. THIRTY-EIGHT SHARED CAPITAL PRIZES , W sold by HoaNSIT and Co. in the last State Lotter . y. Also, In the last two years, 5 of £20.000, s of £lO,OOO, and 2 of 5000. 240. 4,469 .820,000 No. 133 £lO,OOO 2,618 9,()00 2,279 10,000 18,544 20,000 8,831 10,000 10,294 20,000 8,716 5,000 19,544 20,000 19,570 5,0( 0 Geddes 1 of £4,000, 3 of £2,000, 6 of 1,000. and 10 of £5OO, THE PROPRIETORS of the GRAND CITY LOTTERY respectfully inform the Public, that the four Prizes, drawn on the first day's Drawing, the 4th of December last, were yesterday sold at Garraway's, by Auction, by Mr. IVIORRILLI., pursuant to the order and directions as described on the back of the Shares of each of the s •i Prize Tickets, viz.- 9,490, 12,440, 15,5 R t, 2,496. The Proprietors, in consequence of the liberal manner in which the Public has countenanced the City Lottery, consider it as their duty to inform the Prize-holders, that the valuation of this substantial Freehold Property, as represpted by the Scheme, is not nominal, as the following state loom elucidates: se. Valued. Viz. 9,090, A Freehold, No. to, Pickett-street,/ 1.210 1200 sold by Auction, at Garravray's 13,548, A Do. No. 23, Skinnemtreet, be-1 ISOS 1300 ins a Freehold Ground Rent 2436, A Do. No. 20, Picket-street 1047 1000 12,440, A Do. No. s', Fleet-marker, be-7 $69 lug a Freehold Ground Rent S 4131 4000 It Tended the valuation, as stated In the Scheme by Sale £lO5. The two firs'eof the above Prizes, sold at Garrawaye, tying shared 1 ickets to Mr. Theobaid, of Skinner-street; and Mr. Mies, of Bishopsgate-street. The other two Prizes sold ky Pri 'trite Contract to Messrs. HIV/$O3l. The Holders of the said Shares are respectfully informed that they may receive the full amount of their Shares as above, with. out any deduction or abatement whatever. Tickets and Shares are now rapidly teliing for the other Tkree Drys' Drawing, which commence the 7th of February next, at ROLFE and Co.'. Offices, No. 15 and 26, Skinner-street ; 7, Snow-hill; Nos. and 13, Pickett -greet ; 412, Oxford-street ; and No. 6, Aidgate; which Offices qOlll the Prises No. 0. 690 , 12,440, and 2,436 ; and at all the Licensed Oases In Tows, and their Agetits in the Couutry. • 500 SATURDAY. JANUARY 19, 1811. aamiwrrel,iCß, .I)stastar 80, 1810. MCWICE it horeis eves, Tit a satin e Oyer ased Aiiihmemiet Ord Ddiirry, for Me Trial e Ofrear resitaritia Y nit liiri . drer s th, j ithrad.. e a' Aisiroity Irglased, ..ill k at Juliet flail, in Me Ohi Badly, Loam, ea Arley As late Jeartry net, st iskt the J. ff. &MAZER. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, BLENI4EIM-STREET, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 'HE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will be commenced on Monday, the gist di January, at Two o'Clock, by Mr. BROOKE:l.—Anatomical Converzationes will be held weekly, when the different Subjects treated of will be discussed familiarly, and the Suggests' views ferviarded.To these none but Pulls can be admitted.---Spaci9us Apartment. thoroughly ventilated, and replete with every convenience, are open all the Morning, for the purposes of Dissecting and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Students, end demonstrate the va rious parts aithey appear ea Dissection. The inconveniences usually amending 'Anatomical loyestiga dons, are counteracted by an antiseptic Procesa.—Puplis may be acceinmodated in the House. , Gentlemen established H Practice desirous of renewing their Aneremical Knowledge may be no cesensedated with an Apartment to Diasekt hiprivetely. WIGAN, 19th LuluAiV, 1311. A MASTER WANTED FOR THE FREE' GRAMMAR SCHOOL of WIGAN, in the County of LANCAS NOTICE is hereby given, that the Trustees of the said School will meet at the New Town Hall,lnWigan aforesaid, on Friday, the 13th day of February next, at Eleven o'Cletk in the Forenoon, to examine such Candidates as May offer themselves for the Mastership of the said School; and that the said Trustees will immediately afterwards elects Master, acoordlng to the directions of the Statutes of the said School. The Master will have a House worth about £25 a year, and the Salary will be upwards of £lOO a year ; and as some part of the Lands belonging to the School are in. Lease for the Lite of an aged Person, the Trustees•may on the expiration of the Lease increase the Salary, if the Master shall Lethen approved of by them. The Statutes of the School require that the Head Master shall be well skilled and experienced in the Greek and Latin Lan guages.—.:l'estimonfah of the regular Life and exemplary conduct of the Candidates must he sent to Mr. Clayton, of Wigan, one Week before the day of Eh crion. FIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, without FUN! and STEEL !! of dial DAM:EO.OIIS COMBUITIBLZ PRoarzaaus / ~by 'gleans of a NE.W POCKS 1' INS l RUMENT made and sold only by THOMA`i GILL, at His MANUFAC TORY for IMPROVED FINE CUTLERY, No. SS, ST. JAMES'a-STREEC,opposict. to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where mar also be Lad. His NE W 1 Y-INVEN J'ED `iI.IDING KNIFE; his soperior SURGEON's INS 1 RUMENTS ; GRAVERS anal RICK ING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS; PF.N-KNIVES, RAZORS, NEEDI.F.S, &c. made by his IMPROVED PROCESSID, of •N UN RIVALLED TRUIPIR. Alan, his Lw NG-CELIBRATE CI WAILILIITID SWORDS; Gums, PI3TOLS, Alms and ACCOUTRRRIIINTS of every description, Wholesale, Retail, awl for ripen/attain. TO ThEATRIC4I.I: GENTLEMEN, TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, In the course of the present Month, by order of the Assignees of Jon N PAUL a Bankrupt, unless disposed of by Private Contract, THE Le a se of that new and elegant THEATRE, situate in Tettenham-street, Tottenham-Court-road, toge ther frith the Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Appurtenances thereto belonging. For.particulars and Ticket t view the Premises, apply to Mr.„ lovendes, et MDqbeT...tiort, • • • 'Printer-y and ass Mr. S. Fiske, Solicitor for tile Assignees, Paligrave-Place,Temple-Bar. January 15, 1811. _ TO l 3 SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRA.CI, THE next PRESENTATION to a RECTORY, situate within a few miles of the Town of Derby, and in a beautiful and fertile pm% of the County; consisting of the Par scritag, House, Outbuildings, Gardens, &c and upwards of SO6 Acres of Glebe 1.1.nd of an excellent quality, the lithe' having been commuted for Land : - non the Inclotture in the Parish seve• ral years ago. The Toed:l:bent is far advanced in years. For further Particular.. applications are to be made to Messrs. 'Edwards anti Jessorp, bolicitors, in Derby. Derby, January '2, 1811. ESTATES in the COUNT' of DONEGAL, IRELAND TO BE RE -SOLD, Pursuant to certain Orders of the High - Court of Chancery in England, made in certain causes Ind uled " Dow Nits versus Fnomas." CERTAIN LANDS. HEREDITAMENTS, and PREMISES, comprised In the Manors of BOU CRA.NAGH and EI.OGH, in the Coun.y of Donegal, in the Kingdom of Ireland, part of the Enates of the Marquis of tioN t• GAL, and containing in the whole 28,196 Acres and 17 Perches (subject to the several valid Leases subsisting thereon), for an unexpired Term of 1000 Year', at a Pepper Corm Rest, before Sameiti. Cosmos' Cox, Esq. one of the Magner. Oche said Court, at the Public Sale Ruom of the said Court, in Sonthamp ton-buildings, Chancer.-lane, London. some time In the Month of March, 1811, subject to t he Conditions to he expressed in ti e printed Particnlars. which may he had in February seat at the said Matter's Chamber. in -iouthainpton4bendinp. of the un dersigned, of the several Penni', wlstse Nantes shall appear in. future Advertisement.. and likewise at most of the principal Inns in the Vicinity of the Estates. • ALDRIDGE and COLI.EY SMls*H, Lincoln's Inn, London, Phaedra Solicitors. 'MAIM NAVlCM:riettr IArCHEitEAS at a General l‘feeting.for improving • v and oulladft *a Navigation OF the Riven Thatme• and Ws firm *does is M l set to Weida' to Mks, bald at .Wiatkor, Serb. die 27th Oatiber. 1210 t sus he Making There were laid before the Mewing Several kneaded Canals, namely— • Fbat . A Navigable Canal from the Kennett and i Aven Canal at tabours', eon Newbury, Into the Dasiagweite Canal, near., basingstelle. Sowed. Ditto, from the River Kennett, at Reading Serbs, to • the Thames, at Coakhano, near Roulter's Lock, anitheneektre • the Grand itunnies Canal, near Cowley. Ditto, from the River Kenitete w it Reading, to the River Thames, near Cleaver, Berke ; and from. the Thames, at Hog bolo, mar Dacciwc Bucks, to the Thames, at blevrowit. . . Perarth.• Diu% Bona the Barks and Wild Canal, at Sauna, near 4=oolll' Darks; to Aylesbury anti Marsweni„ to loin the heeds. Clod tine. 'WM. Ulna, froth the Berke and Wilts Canal, at Swindon, to l attou, near Crieklade, Wilta Si& Ditto. iron: the Berke and Wiks Cartel, StrOtravd-sm- Imo, in tho•Coottty of Warrick. -.440401.,up05s mosi&-MI the said Proposidessi t tEM rof the, matte toy 4 , thrAng 414 tile a Me Thames •Nravirdloo, hy,tald Water therefrota; and therefore, that it lithe duty Odle Thames Conenissioners at large to oppose the same: and a Committee was appointed for carrying on and conducting suds oppodtiOn. • And at a Owed Meeting of tbraald Commissioners, held at Oxford the tivestrobnk of December last, it was resolved, That, is order to give every possible &sotto the Reielotions made the meaty-seventh day of October last for opposing the several in tended Canals, it Is eqedient, that the Committee already named do colleen measures it combined opposition with such Public Companies, Corporate Bodies, and Private individuals, as may , find thenaselme aggrieved by the schemes now in contemplations sod that they may be invited to communicate Information, or to appoint Delegates to meet she aforesaid Committees ef the Thames Commissionen, at such times and places as may be agreed upon. 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