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December, 1811. pERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents in the several Counties ; and the parties assured are requested tb apply fur tbe renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of January next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary. TEIZATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW, DECEMBER 26, will be pre sented the Tragedy of GEORGE BARNWELL. Thoroupgood, Mi. EGERTON ; -Uncle, Mr. MURRAY ; George Barnwell, Mr. C. REM BLE'I Truman, Mr. CLAREMONT. Maris, Miss 5. BOOTH; Millwood, Mrs. POWELL. After which will be perforated, for the first time, a New Panto mime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OP, THE GOLDEN FISH. 'With entire New Music, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, Sce. 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This day was published, in two. price los. 6d. boards, N Accout of the past and present State of the ISLE of MAN; Including a Sketch of its Mineralogy; sit Outline of Its Laws, with the Privileges enjoyed by Strangers, and a History of the island. By GEORGE WOJDS. London : Printed fer Robert Baldwin, 47, Paternoster row ; and Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh. NEW STATE. LOTTERY OFFICES, No. 1, HOLBORNBARS, • And 250, S r. MARGARET'S HlLl.,.Borough. LADY BRANSCOMB, impressed with the deepest gratitude for the favours so many years conferred by a ge nerous Public on her bite Husband, and encouraged by the un• paralleled success which his ever attended the name of BtkANS CDMB, induces her to 'commence the Lottery Business, on her' own account, at the above Houses, Where she flatters herself that the utmost endeavours and exertions wilt be used to convince her Friends and the Public, that the patronage and support with which they honoured the late Sir J AMES BRANSCOMB, will .be truly merited by his Widow, who respettfolly solicits the fa vour a their commands for Tickers or Sharei In thepresent New State Lottery, all to be Drawn 41st Nr.X I' MON IH, which she beg s leave to assure them will be executed with t he g reates t punctuality; it being her intention to conduct her concern upon the same principles that gave such general satisfaction during the life of Sir J. BRA N3COMIL This day was published, price 51. • - THE SENTINEL ; or, an Appeal to the People of England : in which some conjectures are offered respec ting the rapid growth of Sectarism, i:s moral and political t -nden. dies, E t c. With some remarks on Evangelical Preaching, both in and out of the Church By a warm Advocate fur the onadulte. rated Purity of the Gospel. London : Printed for R. Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row. STATE Larf ERY. 2, CORNHILI., AND 18, COVENTRY-STREET. rYTON recommends his Friends and the Public generally to notice the favourite Scheme of the New:year's Lottery. With only 12,000 Tickets, there are Two Prizes of at'2o,ooo, Two of £6,000, Two of £4,000, Six of £l,OOO, &c. fcc. &c. No Prize less than I`2o,and the whole to be drawn 21st 3•Duary,e-Ticketi am! Shares are selling by ETTON, as above, wbu bad - the pleasure of distributing to his Friends in the Lode s es drawn in October and November last,the following Capital leriaes, in Ffty-nine t:hares : No. 3,343 Class A, a Prize of X 15,000. 3,343 Class B, a Prize of £ 15,000 '7l Class B, a Prize of £'l,oro 4,02.5 Class A,,s Prize of £l,OOO 225, Class C, a Prize of £5OO--Btc. &c. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.-2,20,000 PRIZES. ON THE 218 t NEXT MONTH WILL ALL BE DRAWN THE INCOMPARABLE LITTLE LOTTERY OF 12,000 TICKETS. e Prizes of ,€20,000 - are £40,000 2 - -, 6,000 - - 12,000 2 - - 4,000 - - 8,000 • 6 - 1,000 - . - 6,000 ?,396 front ,8500 to £2O - - 54,000 T. 131Ii(Conu-aetor) gratefully happy in annc,:oteing the un equalled success which has attended his Offaces, in thi twolast Lotteries, embraces the present moment of soliciting the public attention to the Scheme of the present Lottery, which he flatters himself is arranged to meet tativersal satisfaction t.—The rickets are few ; the Prizes are numerous ; the Capitals are great ; and the Risk is small.—The following Capital Prizes were sold In Shares at 4, CornhiU, 9, Charing-Cross , and by Bun's Ag.-nts in the Country, in the Lotteries drawn last Month and in October : 2,693 - Class A £16,000 2,343 Class C £15,000000 6,363 - -A - 5 , 000 71 - -A -3, 3,13:3 - -A - 2,000 1,853 - - 500 - 2,000 4,023 - - C - 1,000 I 3,563 - - 2,02 - -A - 500 1,852 -A s• 500 3,663 - - B - 500 As there arc only 6,000 Num delivered from the Baia, those are intreated to apply inundate impossibitto obtain a Ticket in nhers. most of which have been who wish for (avourite Numbers Lay. In the last Lottery It was the Country near the Drawing. BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENI'S PATENT. E SARCOTIC WARMandCO LDBATHS,I rcalculated and recommended for the use of Hospitals,' Public InAitutions.tiotels, and Private Fatutlie4, may be made to any proposed siac dimemions, and heated when requires! in a very short time. 1 hey are also made portable forte pur pose of a speedy application in exigent cases, under the direction of Medical Gentlemen, in the immediate apartments of their particular patients. These Baths ant nismeacturecl only at the Patentees, Arm strong and Fo!kart!, 76, Great Queen-street,Lincoireeituribld where e s, m kt door to Newcastlx House (Manufactory opposit), they, and improved Vapour and shower Baths, may be seen in variety and rtiadlt for nee. _ _ BARCLAY'S ASTHMATIC CAN T. • runs warm and pleasant Lozenge s for many - 11 - years been found a most effectual preservative from the bad effects of FOGS and DAMP AIR, which at this soson of the -year are so prejudicial to those who are affected with Aithmatic ,Conglas and Shortness of Breath. Its effects are to expel Wind; • to Lave th os e 3 the Stomach kern the Admission of Damps, and to re who suffer from Difficulty of Breathing. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail only, by Barclay and Son, No. 95, Fleet-market; and retail, by all venders of Medi cine, in town and country : But observe, none can possibly be ge nuine, unless the label affixed to each box is signed In red ink by Barclay and Son, and much danger may arise from neglect of this -caution. HOSIERY. TO THE NOBILIT Y, GENTRY, SHOP-I A XEEPERS, MERCHANTS, and those who have to ese 'rote large Commissions In the articles of Stockings, Oloves,'real Welsh flannels, Etas: ic Drawers, acc.—A conspicuousadvantage st RADFORD's NOTTINGHAM WAREHOUSE,a No. tChelrlde, four doors from Bow Church. The extreme exigen •cies of the times axe such as to require the utmost economy in dress, especially in those essential articles, Stockings, Gloves, real Welch Flannels, Elastic Drawers, Ladies' invisible Coats, and alresses all in one. I. Radford begs to return his most grateful aseknowledgments to his flumes ous friends and customers for the very liberal and decided preference he has received during the eleven years he bass been in ,business, and in a special manner, presumes to recommend to the Ladies his new invented Bruns wick invisible Dresses, that are such a prereoativc against olds, and :use patronised bye he Royal Family, and likewise his elegant China si , k Stocking teeing a strong confidence they 'will Fee the utmost satisfacti on, they being of superior qualities, ,nucl as the following very resisted prices ; white or black silk with cotton feet, 65.. a pair; men's.ditto, 7s. 6d.; Ladies' all silk, is per . pa'r ; men's ditto, Op. 6d. upwards ; stout cotton, Is. 3d.; very fuse, 2s. 6d.; superfine, Ss. and upwards ; a quantity of gloves at sd.per pair ; flannels front Ad. per yard; green babe of every de Set ktion very cheap, to be had in any quantity. 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