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. . • . s a. • 0 1, . 1 1 .• •„ coo , , -• _,• • _ • ." N /6 1 / Tl/1 "V., .y '3, /, I i r„ w ymBETI 3801 3 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. : . . ,5461 . INDIA-NONSE,7aeriery 340, 180 i. ----- - THE - CO liIRT e DIRECTORS of a& T° - MORROW EVENING, January 23, iFto r, . . UNPTBD COWAN Tof MERCH4NTS of ENO theft Majelties Servants will ad a Comedy, called AND,trediag to the EAST-INDItS, do Lerei 'give N tier, • THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. ' . . 744 a General.Carre of tbe fail Conerwey will be held at their Sir Pater Teazle, Mr. ICING ; Nwje W Leadenball • fired. on nide, the 31 ,of Febrteary next, from In Adt !IL a Son by Mr. DIGNUM. eleven °Wont in Ile foi ..n.--xe vrtilfix is the evening, fir the deteemi- After which the new Pantomime of ncriwo sto ballot of the foliv:eing miles, via. HARLEQUIN AMULET. I •64 . . That it is the on...iionof tbiaseire, that the enquiry into the al- Or, THE MAGICK OF MONA. ' lard .444 if Patron& ••••zht to k ontinned." With New Scenery, Machinery, Drelfea, and Decorations. I WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. To conclude with a MOVING PANORAMA. This EveninrAlns John; wilds Harlequin Amulet. f 7 • . BANICiNG BUsiNEss. , . THEATRE-ROYAL, COYENT-GARDEN. '.. TO -MORROW EvENmq,, January asofot, w ill be pre(o.llo4 Abe Dow Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE,'' ' After the Play the aew Pantomime, ca 1 1 54 • HARLEQ_tJIN'S TOUR; • Or, THE 1301 1 .0 N OF FANCY. This Evening—Speed the Pheigh; with the POorSoldier.. ' ------""---"----.—"- ENGLISH LOTTERY, i7I Bcgtns Drawing the id of Mardi atm. '' . ' THE SCHEME ONTAIbIS .. ! ... ~. 2 Prises of 4. JOI 3OO . 2 ....' ' sopa) .. , 3 —• 1 10.000 . 4 -",-'" • , ,006 6 -- ' 2,000 13 ..--..- . 1,000 16 •—oss• 500 • 54 ---r 100 100 30 IA2OO ...-...- /8 Half a Million of Money Sterling is prima. • Part of the Capitals vAll be determined at solder I rui-Drawn Tieket 25th Day C. vow Ditto sgth Day • 20,000 Ditto ~33d Day • 3 0, 00 0 Ditto rth Day soot• r • The Pris'es of this Lottery will be paid at ttie siseleiall b ft.ti ttrrhng money, without any.difcmant or deduallm. TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS ere L feting at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in England, SeotLand and Ireiml. And the Frites paid au demand. I PRESENT PRICE. : S ... ! . ---..- ----.- .1 WANTED a Partner of conliderable property and conneaions, tniolifeme Gentlemen of unquefiion able reipeftiability who &retells( so eltabliilt a Bank- in Lon don ; orlhey *IS retoomisice any perfon who can help them t; i profitable conneffions. Write to Mr. Lawrence, at Mr. . icC:s,B99ltreller , Wismorpfireet. • 'A'NTED IMIWEDIATELY, EIGHTEEN ! ./ooRNEymiN TAILORS, who may have con tent Employ at els. per Welk, oo applying to Mr. Hegarth, IrsKrtretTriti it Tat* T: YA , 4 ll jt °UFA , 1 .. PRO fte &PAW) I'o !ME POOR. Pound ': s._••&cr ' b one . k:101ound equal td One Shilling, in Flour br grad,. , *4 ti warn Rice sid.tkelb.or Sts. per cwt. ' : irotfie POOR (only) fld. per lb. 4 Deft Ground Rice 6d. per 11:4-4341, Rice Flour 7d. per lb. ' SCOW] Barley 3 id. to ed. per lb. EDVII ARD EAGI.EtON and Co.'s Thirty Years Old Eftablifited ea-Waretioefe,,,the original Graia-Hopper, No. 42, ClwapOde; and No. st, ilithopf ' • gate-Erect Within, new ernhW. - SUGARS, TEAS, SPICES, ice. 1 beseiper thin at 24 other bodes in' Jordon ; with one Ounce to every Pound of Tea, over-weight: s'' , 4' Enquirer* way muft pay pa*. • HOU= TO LEP, AT ftOUTHAMPTON, CONIPLITEI:y FURNISHED, . LARGE HOUSE, No : 113. High:fireet, 1 1 : 3 . ioutltiaaptout ; r ite a Rott i e e rpletely furhlihed t At Folyino,with CoaAt-bonfe and ; the Parlour and Drawing-room haveBovr Windows tad,. (knead. %Inman& Ing a delightful profped of Southam oe River, New Foreft, Ste. &c. Alfo a 110U 8 E Chefea, conlifting of eight Room,: Rent sal. a car. A&refs (pop paid) to the Proprietor, S. G. No. rl3, Nigh- Rreet, Southampton.. , Ticket £. 1 7 3 • Hatf 816 o Eighth ts 0. @tarter 49 0 Sixteenth .3 o• •. • Terre= in the country maybe fupplied oriel /laced br • Sbo es die fame a, if 'mere*, by fending Poi( Ogles OM" grotl Bills, Cad., or Beek-notes, to any LieenfedLottayollee., THE ONLY OFFICE THATAVER kiNeD TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS IN SHARES. RICHARDSON, G6QPLUCK, 'and Co:. tart prays Nogriae, • a 6,885, the Fuit4rayes.TleNP,i 6 th Day, I Half, a Fouith, and TW6 Metal 4haeta, to,oggi, Loy-reit, kyr', • • • •12,1307,. in Settee Sintaddi, sopotal. • Since -Lotteries were flat eftabliflied chime. have been but Three Prism of Thirty Thouihud P6nrellioded aid Lk! in ALirea—The abpve' were the two lA . . A great prekrticlit"tdOnpital'Plftes, Milk Melia Amor Lotteries. have been alga foltand awed by ' RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. At Nu. 504, Bank-Buildings, Cornhill ; No. 8, Charing-crofs ; =don ; and at Norwich. Where the Tickets and Shares in .'e-Ers2Elh State-Lottery art on tale_ - . Correpondents will have Ticked and Shares fent them, by remitting Poit-Olice.Orthers, or Bills payable at fight, on the I m ft temd.--Ecaters, poft paid, duly :aufwered. FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN SHROPSHIRE. TO DE SOCUTTTUCT/ON, At the Lion but, in Shrewfbury, an Saturday the 3tft Day br January, acit, at three &ebb& in the Afternoon, 'T'HE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE; of fasral capital and very improveabk FARMS, SANDS and TENEMENTS, in the Tormihips of Pulvcr , blatch„!%Atitaall, and Walleyboutne, within the Patith aad Manor of PULVERHATCH, in" the County of Salop, in Lots as fpaifiedan the Printed Particulars: the whole COM. prifutg.npwards of Thinnest Hundred Acres of Land, lying eight Mile. diftant from the town of Shrewibury, and mar kat Lime aniltaiL Particulars, with . Maps annexed, may be had by apglying to Meffrs. Pemberton and Coupland, Anemia, in Slutentlbury ; Mr. Griffiths, Attorney, Chapel Stairs, Lincoln's Inn; Li' Mr. Roger, Kirby Itreet, Ilittnn-garden, London; Mr. Bard, at Weilhury ; Mr. Edward Ilayley. at Condover; and the re - fpedive Tenants will thew the Lands. . . PUR.CHASERN TN THE LOTFERY SilteinJiik£B.OM LOSS.—NO. 4, Cornbill, Leaden.. ' Air E RCH ANN, BAN KE it 3, L O TT E RY ....V I. amnia.% and the Public in general, age receffilially iuFunned, Ostia' Tickets and Shares purchatcd.brAtee_pretent I.:wiiik Lottery at the above Old Eitaldilla Glee. Tilts's, ( .ass of the Ccetra.ltors with Government far &eight Lottery,) ~,:..{.,•_, to take back on the Saturday before to IE/roving, or r...rn the parchafe malty, &mild Tickets Or.ffillares be lower t: J 1: the ardent Price. PJrchafers at the above Office will thwefore have the double advantage; they MAY GAIN, BUT CANNOT 1.011. at Tickets and Shares are felting In the greateft variety at the Came Price as at every other Offioe of Credit ; and Perkins in the Country,defireus of having Tickets or Shares, may be fup piled the fame as If prefent, by fending Pelt Office Orders, pod Bills at (hoe dates, Bank Notes, or Caih, to the Old ttibillted Office, No. 4, Cornhill, London. The Scheme of the Lottm:y this year Is univertally approv ed, and contains the following espial Prizes. I 2 of Acme 4 of sscso . a 20,000 6 . — 2,00) 5 .. 10.000 . TO .••• 1,000 16 of yea, &c.&c. Tickets and Shares reglitered ; Money for the Prize's, fosse at Drawn ; and all Burnie' relative to the Public Funds tranf a.led ;with acidity and difpatch, by T. Biffi, Stock-Molter. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, FFOINS DRAWING THE BECO24D OF MARCH, CtiltAl. AID UNlt(tp LLLLL TO •t OAIIILD VII. For ale • . - 3750 I For A 92. - LSPO O PIN sl sa. - . 75cel For SL z6s. - 30,000 Asid for a whole Ticket ,0.60,000, Alfo the Chance of A ,h other Capital Prises. ltc. To the Amount of 1 lair a Million of Money. THE 'rickets, 1 - I.tlyas, Quarters, Eighths and Einem% Shares, duly ftampoi, parfu3m to Aet of Par lour:lu, are fold tad mitt/Ted' by Mr. Nieuotso tr. at his Stzte Leaery Office, No. z 6, CornhifT, London, oggutite the /ink of England. It f;l'orting CAPITAL Pause have been lately fold and 11,. ."!.1 at this Ogee is-4n the lalt PAO& Lottery a Prizetof t; • -I. 3 Club in New-4treet,Cloth Fair a Prise of to,otonL ' iiinnan at Mam;heßer ; No. y,495.a Prize of 50,000 E d 4,4 into two Quarter , , two (Eighths, and four Sictecnthi; Ps Verna of the nat.' eras the property of three Sous of Mr. I' Prieftly, Wotitflayiler, IVoodhoofc, star Leeds. a Share ** he *b ire tapas.. to a yams Lady at Uppirogham, R utland •aret anti it there of the came to,ooci. to • Club in '1 hams et: ; *Prise of Immo,. to a Gentleman In South Awn.) , aftet I alo a Prize of io,ocrzl. to a young l.ady in linibury "r:. ITC 4red ha aremnit by Meirrf. Baftlie,T h ,estoe, L thd Co. A P r :- e of 2,cazot. to two Cientlemen In rho Borough. „le* 0065. a Prise of roped. to two Ladies at Grecowleb. 'No ppi.r, a Prise at moved. to a Gentleman at Truro, us 1 ' the TAMA Lover, %dna left, a Prise of toped, to a Ltly a: hiontrore, in Scotland ; a Prize of to cool. to a Gentle ran at Lytm, In Norfolk ; a Prize of MAYO/ tis Elentlmon in ' Ecallteobuilditics.Tower-ftra,t ; aad No. 41,1 0 e, a Prise. of te ziot diria-d into Eight Sham; and bl the late. November 1.7.11.37 the Firil-drawn Ticket ta4.f, in one Quarter, and kerb, and Ten Sixteenths; and In the preeeding - Lorteekst 1425 7,723, 13.01. scsss, 44.0 t 4. aopool. each --Noe. " 7 ozi; 17449, 46.676, 52.603, zO,O 01. each.—Nos. 147,7, 10 • 11 9 6 . 2 33.19. 23 •5 6 5. 3c,f75. 4381,5 00 a each. Mese, be Prizes a• that it anws.i.-41ebernes at luxe trade :Nita WA dm wry (ra raid) 4os astacal4 S p r, LEICESTERSHIkg TO 11l SOLD SY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A MOST definable FREEHOLD ESTATE, confifting of the MANOR, the perpetual Advoirfon et the ReCtorT and the Townibip or Hamlet of STOCILICILSTON, in the County of Leieefter, which (-mooing 936 Acre+, or thereabouts, of very rich Meadow and Grazing laud; a neat Manfion Houk, a good and commodious Farm Houle, with Irritable Out-buildings to each, and right comfortable Cottages, aD In goad repair. Tho I.and comprises 130 Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood Cround, whereon are growing rs 37 large and valuable Oak Timber-trees, tunable for his Majefty's Dock-yards, and 660 lowlier Oak 'fears. The Underwood is cut annually in certain proportions, which come round every 18 years, and condfls of very fine Mb, Elm, and other Pales. There are Arc; 364 'firnbor and other Trees of Mb and Elm growing in the Hedge Raw, Stn'hetiton is diftant :bout w miles from Lace!ter, 13 from Stamford, and 3 from Uppingham, and is fituated In a fine Sporting Country, in which two Packs of Fox Hounds are kept.. B .‘ The Land Tat of this Eftate is redeemed. The Premifes may be viewed on application to Robert Wal ker, EV!. at the Mullion Houfe at Stockarflon, and printed Particulars may be had at the Chambers of Merit. Penning ton and Bell. Lamb-buildings, Temple. London; at the prin cipal Inns in, Leicelter, Stamford, and lippingitarn ; of Mr. King, at Grantham; and at the Offices of Metres. Gray and Thorpe, in York ; and Mr. Temple, in Leicefter ; and Plans of the Eltate will be left with Mr. Walker and Mr. King. WfiLKER'S STOMACHICAL WINE. MRS. WALKER is forry that owing to her engagements in another Bufinefs, fhe has not been able to anfwer the great demand which has beta made for this in comparable Medicine, oecafioned by the recent Bilious Com. % plaint in the Stomach and Bowels, for which it ha. been found an immediate and infallible remedy. Mrs. W herfelf, who laboured under a Bilious Complaint fur essay years, had I tried every advice and recipe in vain : being at lalt rcitored to health by this excellent Medicine, Ural prevailed upon by her Mends to make it public, for the benefit of others. Molt of the Complaints incident to the human frame originate from a nervous debiiiiy sod difordered Stomach, for want of a dee fe cretiou of Bilc, and other juices neccifary for digeftion, fur which this Medicine is particularly efficacious. It correfts the bile, creates an appetite, and Beene:liens the whole habit; It reams interinkdng and now Fevers, Agues, Rheumatic, and Gusty Complaints, Head-aches, Fainting*, and Tremors, ex pels the wind from the Itoinaeh, and inunediatgly relieves in digeihon. Gentlemen expofed to wet and damp weather will Bud it prevent or take off ;he effects of a cold. It has like:wife been found very lumelleial to weak and kekly chi/dim, and disk trouhkd with worms, and:thendd be taken at that -oetiod of life wiien the essnaitudan experiences a change. It a, ..D ex/dicer Family ht. dkioc. aa it will keep liar any length of time. and I. the reforc recommended to gentlemen gains abroad. Many Perfons of refpeitability who have given it a fair trial I have receives' amazing benefit, to whn:n reference may be had, by applying to Mr...Wallta,Printfeller,No. ;, Cornhnl. where it is fold wholcfale and retail; alto at Mr. Tates, Royal Ee -1 ch mge ; E. Newberry, owner of St. Pail's Ckurcis-yard ; ' P. 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