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S ~• - r• V . 7 Okz;,, 11 Ay* • • • 4' , :cs .. . ~, • . .~ s tr i '... •.a i' • . I. • t . , . ..~ ••, TOZATRE aotAL, bRURY-LANIL do PRESENT EVENINGrfor, their Majesties' , sawn wto pe THE MERCHANT OF BRUGES; tot, BEGGAR'S BUSH. TtlL CIIIASACTZIS ' tdr:HOLIAND, Mr. RAE; Mr. RAYMOND, MUNDEN, Mr; S. PENLEY , M r. W EBER* Y. mr ., Mr. POWELL,. Mr. SMITH, Me. ph,Nuty L.LELLY, Mrs. HORN,•Mra. BLAND t and Mrs BARRETT. vmcb be added, Ale new Gram: C on * Pantomime, el& near Music, Scenery, &c. called • HARLEQUIN AND FANCY ; or, THE POET'S LAST SHILLING. iyer to Pay Old Dam will be performed every Mao olsy tW fenbsr seem . „,,,i gu it • a weer Play, tailed eeve Won ; ew e The Family I s 7pie ; *kb Who's Who ? • • . - . 110 T cqv 20-041 W EN. ti7iii ' . 111. r t ENT EVENING, will be • p r ; :..146061.1MMER. Ni GAT'S DREAM 4. • . ATfismAtu : lix ;gag of Athens, Me. CONWAY '; '?' • ZOERTON ; Lyssatler, Mr. AIiBOTT; 111.11INCLAIR ; Iltilostrate, Mr. HAMERTOSI, VW, the Cerputthe, Mr. EMERY ; . 0 . sess4 the Joiner. Mr. TOKELY ; Bottom, the Weaver, Mr. us - rotor; . me, die Bellows Meader, Mr. SIMMONS; • , pet, the Th, Mr. BLANCHARD; , • weeps, the Tailor, Mr. MENAGE. . . • Hernia. Milli $1 EP HENS ; o p pos, Mile LOGAN ; Helena, Miu FOOTE. seines. obirea; Mr. DU RUSET ; 'I heals, Mrs. FATICIT ; put, or Robb' Gootifelbw, Miss S. 800 CH ; ot Nu, Mal. LIS ION; Second Fairy. Miss MATTHEW S; i d F a g, Mn. BISHOP; Fourth Fairy, Mn. STERLING; "Mg, hes BURRELL; Math Fairy, Miss MAC AL 011;.Sensth Falry, Min CAREW; Eighth Fairy, Mater • weiss- Mut telikb the new Grand Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN and FORTUNIO i or, *MING-MOO AND THUN-TON. libleammer N ghee Dream will be acted every Moseley, inday,sod Friday,till further nodes. re•werrow, babas; wide a new Drama, called The Pori. I; oe, The Angled* Emily. NOT 'r VIO O PI X ED P RIZE. K TO A PRIZE!! N MITT THOUSAND GUINEAS IN GOLD, sibs Two of lanpoe, Two of ,C. 1,000, Five of £l,OOO, and iTissuad Five Hundred and Sixty other Prizes of 41500, /200, ,ElOO, &c. • MINS pRAWING VALEN FINK a DAY, FEB. 14. CARROLL solicits the attention date Public A' to the above desirable Scheme, and trusts drat a Haan red GI it will be sulkiest to induce his //dards to bower livid' Asir conussads, at No. 7, Coe u mt., and Se, 01- o.sTi wbere,in tireless Lottery, N 0.1147, dradrn a Prise E 4,000, was sold is /MO Shares. T. BISH's OLD OFFICCS, 4 , counaa, am 9, CHARINO.CLOSS. • SISK of the above old-established OfECes k-tespteliky velderbe saasides wt bis bat Grim 444 at state Lottery, which commences Orman ow sit's Day, lids Nk%C MONTH. abbess assists of 20,000 Tickets, to be all draws is sae se/ Oat Days drawing. The Prises tunount to 2° waled vildt are to be paid in Stetting Meat" :Pett s asked el Two new Prises of 13,000 Guineas tack ki Weir MOO Guineas, to be paid in Gold. nabs Two Steaks to a Prize, nor any Azad or walla Cspitals, as all the Prizes are flatting lathe Whoa Tklets and Shares ire selling by T. BISH, Stock Broker, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHAIUNG•CROAS, Where in the last Lottery, he sold Two . Prizes of . £500)00 Ons . £20.000 otbcr Capitals in 3 per Cent. Consols, and in the Two Contracts pftvlass, Pm* of - £40,000 • - ,e 30,014 10.. Oa Three STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, I, COINHILL, AND 17, LUDGATE-STREET. LWEBB, highly gratified, that the Patronage he has hitherto so liberally experienced, should have been led rewari.d by aff unbroken aeries of splendid success pled in Lottery annals, respectfully solicits a continuance of k Inca' in the approaching State Lottery, *hi& will begin Ihlls WEDNESDAY, teth of FEBRUARY. Ihe Scheme contains , WO GRAND PRIZES of eS,COO GUINEAS in GOLD! t r ?"--..--- PRIZES of ,R 40,000. S TERLING ! r k ...u•—....-- PRIZES of £5,000 S I'ERLING ! '..43 4 ber Prlz tl, from £l,OOO downwards, being LESS IlslWo BLANKS to a PRIZE, and no Sled Capital. ' A Variety of Ti c ket s an d Shar e s are now selling by lit leek Broker, 9, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate street, who shared and sold in the last Lottery, No. 600, a Prize of £20,000; And 50,656, a Prize of X3OO. 0 % b lines, Nos. 3,1169 and 5.5311, the two Last £30,000 11 „ 11 ‘ 2 1109, the last £lO,OOO ever shared. issetraraant Securities bought and sold, and all &JAMBS hil l* faithfully executed by G. WEBB, Steck Broker. 1 and 1 7, Ludgate-Wolf. . ) lILT ONE LOTTIRT, 4 1eAllbirINZ'S DAT, ALL THE CAPITALS FLOATING I Two of 15,000 Guineas In Gold, , Two of 20,000 Pouods, &c. &c. a mbit £200,000, In STEALING MONET. And scly half the usual proportion of Blanks. 6 _ 1 % all the 20,000 Tickets in One theme ! 'bided into Two separate Lotteries, as of late yeasi. Il itselderidy recommended to Public attention s by I , zal The old-esuddished Firm of Itb, BUgNE, and Co. the Coitaactors and Projectors. SCHEME. NO FIXED PRIZE . ! I I hoes' of 15,000 Guineas in Gold £51,500 a ••••••• 490,000 ........ 40.000 4 5,000 .« lO,OOO 1 ••• ••• •• 1,000 ....«. 500 ...... ...... « 2, 500 100 100 a .... 1,500 50 ............... 1,500 24 1 S .... ..... 10 .. 46,000 ••• 660 ••• •»..,.,. . y.«.... tts, all in MONEY. .esoo,ouo ur TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! 'ill St. VALEN EINE'd DAY. 14th FEBRU.ARY. 611, Shares are Selling by HAZARD, BORNE, and Brokers), th e Contra cto r, South Gate of the Royal rr London ; where , in the late and former Lotteries,. h i V ell . 4°14 elt4;4 111 1 111 ammo TWO MILLIONS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1816. - -mu= DzistorttiL Tab day wee wed, b ifuee. price se. bowed, die Third Nikko, mad enlarged, el nELECTUn i ght e r r IMARUM GRAECA -17 RUM ad USUlki TIROSUM ACCOMMODA rUS ; dam Notalis et Lasko, on the Plan of Dr. Vavy's Latin Delectas. Printed by A. J. Valpy, he Longman, Htht, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paisancistat•roin. . 01 whom may be had, the LATIN Des.acius, and all Dr. Valpy's other Works. _ This. day was pobhshod, In One Vol. I Itoo.tho Third Edition, price Si. boand, of N li.utetyaiDairi . ads/aid to iar the r use nf a t r JN ili V el l t ai l i t a SAL lehaob, with approprimo Questioroi at the and of 'nth Section. By the p.ev. a I. KNAPP, A.M. Printed for Leepana, Hunt, Rees, Osine, and arewn. 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They are, th.refore, happy to auttounce to their Sobscribers, that it will on no account exceed a at volumes; and, that no charge will be madelor any additional sheets, if they elleuld be found' necessary to complete the work. Niue volumes have already appeared, and the teen a/sin ones will be published at as short inter rais as possible. the Edinburgh Ep will be illustrated with at least 510 Mates, includinga c it el A i tt ili of 30 Maps, executed from original Drawings, by the h i nt Artists to London srd Edinburgh. The te a ding articles in thishaV volume are I Foci, Fungi, Furnace, Galileo, Galvanism, Garrick, Gas Lights, Gems, Geneva . . Geography, Geonietri , Germany, • Gibraltar, Gilding, Glacierk, Glasgow, Glass Manotartura Gloircesteiskire, Gold Beating, Government, Graduation of Instruments. # l , l A. few Copies sip splendidly primed on the Boast royal piper, with Proof Impression of the Plates, pride 41. tit thi. each Part, in boards. Pruned for Wm. Blackwood, and Oliphant, Waugh, and Innis. Edinburgh; John Murray Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; and 'J. M.Richardson, Looden ; asul the tites Ptepriesoes. j ' • CHANGE OF. SEASON. THE COLDS, COUGHS, and CATARRHS, so often fatal to delicate constitutions, and which the chilling atmosphere of the Winter makes at:lyre/Men., may be effectually guarded against, and cured, by a tree use of PROBA rrs saint OXFORD LOZENGES. They absolutely prevent and cure Hoarseness in any stage of the disease; and they are the only Medicine yet discovered that has the infallible effect of strength. enhig and melediaing the Hunsau Voice. Sold, wholesale and re. tell, by Bayley and blew, Cockepur-street; and Butler, No. 4,. Cheapside ; by Sanger, l SO, Oaml street, Londo; Must. day, Oxford ; and by every respectable Vender in 'Town and Country, et Is. rid. per boa. FOR SCORBUCIC CQMPLAINTS DR. FREEMAN'S A - NTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS. or GU 1"I'A SALUTAILIS, an approved Spe cific for the Scurvy, and every foulsous and impurity of the blood Scorbutic complaints are the most genital malady of the British constitution; nu family is, more or kwy exempt from them, and theyshi,v themselves ins variety of ways; they produce rash ness, ulceration, and other diseased appearance of the skint iltef occltlioa of appesisf, weaknwivnidthrjession of egleldfood skiniass ofithiudbeing rendered foul, it is Incapable of afford . _ tag a Imakby supply of nourishment to enable the functions" of lilt to be properly and actively performed. As s remedy for all Impurities from this cause Dr. Freeman's Gotta Salutaris has proved stall, by a reputation of forty years, a certain specific and never failing cure. sold iu bottles. at Vs. ed. 4s. 6d. I Is. and 225. at Messrs. But ler mid Sons, Nu. 4, (heapside, London ; and by their Appoint incur, by the principal Booksellers and Medicine Venders in every l ono. THE CHEAPESI'AND BEST MEDICINES FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASTHMAS. eHU RCH'S COUGH DROPS for recent Colds, obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthmas, stand unrival led. hi reputation fur fifteen years past, and the various testi monies of its efficacy, is a !Sufficient proof of the estimation in which it is held tor all Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds and Coughs, however obstinate, and all Pulmonary Complaints.—As proof, the following instance is Inserted. To Mesa,. SHAW and EDWAIIIII. 6 6 arming Lula, March 16, 1605. " Gent!emen t —ln jestice to you, and to certify the value of that excellent Medicine Church's Cough Drops, I send you the foliowing case, at the particular request of the patient. " mixes seminar." Sit—l cannot sufficiently acknowledge the are I have re cel'ed from Church's Cough Drops. A most suffocating Asti• static Cough, during the winter, afflicted sue so severely, that I expected nothing less than death every minute; one bottle re lieved me considerably, and four more perfectly restored me.— Your sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble ser ♦ant, ' 6 TiIIOYAS ILDMIUNDS:" Sold by E. Edwards, 66, on the foot-way, St. Paul's Church yard, Loudon. None can be genuine except 66 Shaw and Ed wants, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard'' is engraved on the stamp.— Price Sia. W. and double she 45. lid. per bottle. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Suwon:, late in his Majesty's Slavic*, aiOw the whole World to sewn a single instance where.thele ne and method of cum litre failed of the desired AM. The practice of many years in aY pertictihr branch of &dr pats:aisiso, bas not given tine to ani unsuccessful case. They routhue to direct their samdies to the treatment and into of Pestered Complaints, and that miscast of the sys tain which is the CuilskipieSlCS of the pernicious and wasteful Acts of a kaki bag and asset stshappilp rinsed by the youth of boa sexes. lu the we it will be Wed to be the unfailing 'Marco of barreuiteas; the ether have its ravages fetidly developed Memo by a distressing state of debility, which, if not timely re medied, terminates In impotence. These are its remote and *lame effects, while comumption, lees of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, usually characterise the torliest stages ids suMtary vice. Of perm, leoguishing undo' t h e disorders seldom to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never paved Ousuccesslid in the coarse of a falai, laborious, and much. intended practice. • to the most Obstinate and complicated eases of venereal infec tion, suck as obstructions ib the neenlin g /Pea flamencos, bird tumours, callus. ulcers, eureka% atialoal weakness, sisets as also Strictures, whether w git i = z ride". eta which have bailed the skill are by theie present improved plan et tmaillint aliitially Foram. neatly cured, without the puleot e s s =ithe pea Old dam* Hemorrhage which follows she apish*. dim of the hoar caustic. In the course et air exteadvepractles la this saetropoils, numerous cases of STILiC f MUSS have been and are daily call er their care, the toad eradication of which is el leered by a safe, certain, end expediting mode of cure soperim toasty other yet adopte d, The wahines, relaxation, sod debt.. !ley, proceeding from this complaint are speedily rems.ved, and the Patient restored to sound' and rigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to revivethe slams baring spark, of life,acid to rempoite the constitution. • Patients in the entry are respeested to state the potholers of their case, age, and getteraf habit of awing, ka.wadoeing a r► eminence for advice and !Weds:in ss, when the mut vine giver or sent to any part of the Kingdunt. To ensure that secrecy which la so esseedal to dmir taking, the postage of letters may be added to the analllntier.' Stecliclanh'—ith 1609-497, Hatton garden. • • , .. ~ I. , • • . • • ."..1 NICE SEVRN-PENCE. ZO WURSIATMILN. OARDENERi. and 0 rHERS. TO BE DISPO:410 OF. BY ritlV ATE CON TRACT, ‘llOar Eligible PREMISES in the vicinity of LTA Links. in die Norm. y florist, 04 Seed losloeso, 'ebb =o p rlzo i l is r e at ur ar Orcen upset a-hasort well desh-a: eked t siteattort the tar persons unsbavidni r At above Ilse. Far pardadars @squire of, or by hew (post paid) to Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, Ho. 1, Dike-street, Grosvenor-square, Louie& buntoLK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD RSTA rg, FAMILY MA NilON, FARM, LANDS, WOOD, and TI THES, upwards of One Thousand Three Hundred Acres. 'lO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, part Thbe•fres, situate seer Bury St. Fidntund's ; conginiug a erbiantial Family Mansion, veldt Offices of all descriptions, Om-Ituildiogs, Ike. capital wailed Gardens Well st , clieti, Hot house", and Pleasuro-grounds, surrounde4 by upwards of lour Hundred end Seventy-Ave Acres or excellent 'Meadow*, Pastore Arabia, and Wood Lead, lying complet, aid a Farm house and Oot-bußdings, Cottages, Re sod nearly the Tubes of the whole Parish, consisting of about One Thousand Three Hundrzi The Estate abounds with Game, and presents a very ekgible property fora Gentleman fend of Field Sports, In so (Melba neighbourhood, with good roads. To be viewed by Tickers, which, with yartleulart, maybe had of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. FROM LAST MIGHT'S GAZETTE. DOWNING-STREET, JANUARY 29, lilt His Royal Hl,fumes the Prince Regent has been pleased, in Pit name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Lieutenant- General Sir John Coape Sherbrooke, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, to be Captain- General and Governor in Chief of the Provinces of Timer and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Isisiids of Prince Edward and Cape Breton. Lleutemant-Colonel Chad... W. Mazwell is appointed Governor and Conunander lu Chiet of the Island of Dominica. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissioas toad by the Laid L.e' uttoosil at fb•Foonty of Surrey. . Ist Re:intent of Surrey Mihda—Douglas Pettiward &hos, Gent. to be Lieutenant. tad Regimeut— Quarter •Master James lateakin Daykin to be Lieutenant, by urevet. Commissions in the Prince Regent's Regiment of Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester. Cornet James Newton to be Captain, vice Gee, resigned ; Richard ,Sykes, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Roe, reigned; Haul Edward Howard, Gent. to be Cornet. Caren isslims signed by the L.ord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. ed or Retfeed Regiment of Nottingfumndiire Local Militia.— Lieutenant Robert Corringham to be Captain, vice Bower, deceased; En.ign Taylor White to be Lieutenant, vice Cor- - "Ingham, promoted. Hointepeirrepont Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry.—Williant Chart. ton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Conunlssions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of St aft ird. King's Own Stafford 1. Kane, from the ball-pay of the 4th Regiment of Foot, in be Lieutenant. Staffordtblze Regiment of Yeomanry eaviihT —.l obe t..4.este. •eatonti.—Ctenet SAM Mott, and Thomas lid, Gent. To be Cornet—Robert Wood Gent. To be Surgeon—Richard Dird, Gent. To be Assistant-Surgeon— Rowley, Gent. To be Veterinary Surgeon—William Robinson, Gent. BANKRUPTS. John !wens the younger, of South Berated, Some, victualler, dealer and chapanan, to surrender Feb. tit, 13, and March it, at eleven, at the Swan, Chkliester. Atturniee, Mr. Rhoades, (Weimer • er Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and H o lm e , New Inn,- London. Thomas Mks, of the Abbey Faregate, near Shrewsbury, Salop, miller, dederandthapmen, Feb. 9, at lour, Feb. lO,and March 10, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury. Anoraks, Messrs. Richard Griffiths, Southampton iludsUnp, London; er Mr. William Jackson, Shrewsbury. lianielCarling the younger, parish of St. Laurence, Ids ofThanst g Kent, dealer and chapinan, Feb. 2, S, and March IS, at eleven, at the Albion Hotel, Ramsgate. Attomke, Mr. Brown, Min cing-lane, London ; or Mr. Wightwish, Ramsgate. Richard Collins, late of Rugby, Warwickshire, machine-nuke; ' Feb. SO, 21, and March iv, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Rugby. Atturules, Mr. Bens, Rugby; er Meows. Long and Austen, Holborn-court, Gray. Inn. John Burley, of Bristol, brush-maker, dealer and Chapman, Feb. 21, 22, and Maack 12, at 12, at the Commercial Rooms, Iris. tel. Anomie's, Mr. Thomas Hoek", Somie-inn, London; or Mr. Childs, Bristol. James Niblochand, Richard Stanley Latham, of Bristol, woollen. drapers, Febrasy If, 211, and March IV, at twelve, at the Rum* met Tavern, Bristol. Anomie", Messrs. Bourdilina and Hew. itt . Little Friday-street, London ; or Mr. William Berea, Wine-street, Bristol. John Wilkinson of Walness, within Pendleton, Lancashire, call. co-printer, dealer and chit:mime, Feb. 15, 17, and March is, at two, at the Star bin, Manchester. Anorak*. Mr. Hello;., Manchester ; or Messrs. Willis, tairthorne, and Clarke, Warnford court, London, - Joshua Demon, late of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestenhire, (but now a prisoner in Leicester gaol,) bolter, dealer and chapmen, his. is, at four, Feb. 14, at ten, and March 12, at eleven, at the White Hart, Bartoti-upon-Trent. Attornies, Mebane. Phil. pot and Stone, Hare-coma, 1' envie, London; ur Mr. Phillips, lierten-apen-Trent. Samuel =cock, pow or late of Tottenham-court- rnad,MisltUesee. WarebOusentats, dealer us carpets, dealer and c!faillisan, Feb. 6 1 13, and March 121 at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorui s s, Messrs. Chapman, Stevene,aud Wood, Little St. llamas. Apostle. • Rkhard Dean, late of the Poultry, busier and glover, February Its, 17, and March 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorn e y, M r . Montriou, K. ug's Anus-yard, C oleman-tit reel. Charles Saudiord Dod, of Milk-street, Cheapside, and Robert Wkksteed, late of ditto, (hut now a prisoner in the Fleet) warehousemen and copartners, February 3, 19, ant March arteti, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. fl. A. Wilde, Warwick.. street, Golden-square. Samuel Tayler, late of Sutton Valence, Kent, plumber and gla- Sky, dollar and choptuan, Feb. in, i 7, and March 12, at at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Surrepureet, Strand; or Mr. Topping ,'Maidatotie. Richard Davies, of New Bond-street, and Oxford-street, tallow. • chandler, dealer and c'iaptuan, February 6, 1.3, and M arch se, at twelve, at GuilJnall. Aturney,' Mr. ELivr.len, Aug.!. court, throginurtun-street. _ _ George Earl), of bt. lohn.street, Clerkepwell, hliddlexes, brush maim =curer, dealer sad chit/matt, Feb. s, ti , and March 12, it tea, at Guildhall. Atturnice, Mew s. litandrurd and Murray, Temple. Henry Greenwood, of Walker Mill, Huddere6eld, Laneathire coru.muler, Feb. 9, IQ, at t he S re ,iou s Wakellekl i anci March 12, at (Jewett, at the Ca' le tft Ye. k. York. Attortues, Mr. Evan% Hattoriqurtlen, London ; t,r Mr. Robiusoa, Wakefiel 1. Thomas liarrett, of Upper George-street, Mary-la-bonne, timber. merchant, Feb. G, is, sod March la, at twelve, at uttninall. ' Attorney, Mr. liantanou, Uerwlck street, *lto. l'lniatas Santis, lam of Upper Battenhale, Worcestershire, butter' factor, Fsb. no, SO, and Marcia at g, a. IV/u4Ve at 04 Star ao4 I.;arter Jan Mancuso. Atto. nie., Mr Wrreester ;or Mr. Mr. Becite , Bream's buildings, C h ancey-taste, London► ioaqiilMticbin and James Burton, late at Lksat Uutidiord.etreet, disimors, Feb. 6, 15, and .vtarest is, aL twelve at GuililbalL •• Messrs. Wiliam sot ioitoo r Wlistleite , Mouse 011 41mi. I . , MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemea, &c. are respectfully informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal to mottgage, secured on Freehold, Copy hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds. Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen? Livings, or any other Property. returns of respectability may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or letters !pose-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wilts and Co. No. 49, South -street, Berkely-square. ' .