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a:y ~ ~~. .~: ~.. • ' EFZi '" i 4 ..::•.. . . . ..• -• .. .• . . ( . • ' •• • ..... - +; • .T.•'. f. 1.,. • • —.4 . • • J•i*.4 ' :L: , , ' ;: f.. •:. •- . I - 1V lr, „a. ,..... i •,,, air ..., - --.-.... • ••••• . . . . • ••• A \ ..... 0.. , ik . . ...? „ :::L ue % .".. • 1 / 4 : ,•k, '.. ..' ~ • ~.y.* ..„ ii ,0 w ts • - - .).:40.. ... i g , . •, : o L e: / •-; ..i , • . • 1 ' itt• %as at ~, A \ . k 0 .... .. , 1/ .. . --; , -+.. A' - ' I ,~~, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1802 NUMBER 41323 [PRICE 81X-PENCIi. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY;LANE. MONDAY, MARCH s, dos, PEAS and BEANS. MORROW EVENING, February 13, their Majcfties Servants will ad the Comic Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Young Meadows, Mr. KLII.Y ; Hawthorn, Mr. DIGNOM ; Roktta, Mrs. BILUNGTON ; Madge, Mrs BLAND. To which will be added a Farce, called THE FIRST FLOOR. ue Evening—The Fair penitent; with Urania. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, February 13, w ill be performed, the New Collie Opera, celled THE CABINET. The Millie entirely New, and cornpored for this Opera, by Braham, Moorehead, Davy, Corti, and Reeve. The Principal C./larade rs - by Mars. BRAHAM, MUMEN. FAWCIrIT, EMERY, BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, KING, And INCLEDON. Mrs.MATTOCKS, Mrs. ATKINS, Mn. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, and Mrs. POWZL, And Signora STORACE. To ...hick will he added the farce of THE SPOIL'D CHILD. This Evasing—LOvc in a Village; with Heneft Thews. T o pRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, and STATIONERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, AWELL-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS in the above Branches, at a fiourilhing Sea Port and faflainn able Bathing Towns—Letters, pat paid, addrated to Mdrra. Longman and Rees, Bookfellen, Patern•lter-row, London, will be immediately attended to. This day Was publiihed, in Sao. price tow 6d. in boards, (with an appropriate engraving,) ELEMENTS OF SELF-KNOWLEDGE ; intended to lead Youth into an early acquaintance with the Nature of Man, by an anatomical dlfplay of the Human frame, a eoncik view of the mental faculties, and an inquiry bite the genuine nature of the patlions. Compiled, arranged, mad portly written by R. C. DALLAS. F s fq. Printed for Murray and Highley, Fleet-ftrect. Where may be had, A Familiar Treatife on the Dowel& Education of Children, by A. F.M. Wttucn, ilvo. price Ss. in beards. This day was publifhal, Price ts. 6d. fewed, Printed in the fame manner ai the original Pocm, A Second Edition, correded and enlarged, of THE SPRING of the FARMER'S BOY.— Traar-ed in the manner of a Latin Poetical Goargick. By WILLIAM CLUBBE, L.L. B. Vicar of Brandifton. Printed and fold by John Raw, Ipbrieb ; and fold by Cadet! tail DalliCl ; and VeMOr and Hood, London. This day was pubbibed, hi Two Vols. Royal Bvo, prier r 4 Ss. in boards, A TREATISE on the Law of INSURANCE. In FOUR BOOKS. Flrft-vef Marine infurance. Second...Of Bottornry and Retrondectias. Thbd—Ollnforaswe urn Lives. Pourth.s.Of Infurance apinft By SAMUEL MARSHALL, Serjeant at Law. London : Printed by his Majefty's Law Printer, for J. But terworth, Law Bookfdler, Fleet-ftreet. By whom will &only he paballted, A Treatife OD the Civil Law, and on the Laws qf the Adrni inky ; by Arthisr, Browne, L.L.D. Profefror ot Livil Law in the Untserky of Dublin TABES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, ike. Praßica)lays and Remarks on the 'fabes MAIM% Tido day was publiihed, Nice is. in large Octavo, bound in ilwards, the Second Edition, with very cunfulizible addl. dons, Of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on .that fpcties of Confumptiors incident to Youth, and the different Stages of Life, commonly called Tahes Dorfalis ' • with an account of the whae cancels, and cure of that Dißemper; slensoußrating its baneful cliads an the Linen functions of the Animal Economy, including the Difeafes ailing therefrom; cfpccially the Nervous Atrophia, the ExonciroGs, and the Pthilis,er Confumption in general. With Hillorita of Car** oc curring in the Author's Pradice during the left fourteen Years, By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, (Fellow of the Royal Acailemy of Surgery, in Paris; of the Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Sargeoa Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry ; and the Royal Hofpital, at Chatbam.) Sold by J. Walker, No. 44, Paternolter.row ; J. Ridgeway, York-iirset, St. James s-fquarc ; and at No. 52, Corner of Greek-Rivet, Soho. Fora particular account of the nature and utility of the above Work, the Reatkraare tv....Tred to the Biographical, Literary, and Scientific Mapaire fo r Jeneo 800, from page 116 to l AN FN*l IKE NEW WORK. COOKE's SYSTEM OF GEOGRAPHY, Enthellifbed with above One Hundred and Twerty Superb Embellithments, ',elides a confiderable Number of Maps. which tonna compkte Attaa. The Work will be completed in One Hundred W.thiy Numbers, making Two Yolunms in hrge ggarto. Every Number will contain a Map or in Elegant Engraving. and fume two. The Work therefore will not only mimed other Syllerns of Geography in the Number of Maps, but excel in the Elegance of its Einbclllib• ment4, u they are executed by Artifts of the licit Oafs. Tbis day was publithed, Number I. to XV. price only 6d. eac'i "iv 'cher . , Each Crataining Lateen pages of Letter-prefs, and ernhellithed wits.n Elegant Engraving or Map. and on Saturday next will be publifhed Number XVI. (The following Numbery to be publithed Weekly,) of P PHE Modern and Authentic Sy Rem nf UNI VERSAL GEOGRAPHY; forming a compel benfive Hillary and Deferiptlon of Europe, Afia, Africa, and Amerita, as divided into Empires, Kln‘donas, and Republics. With their refpedive Situations. Latent, Latitude, Longitude, Boun daries, Climates, Soil, natural and artilidal Curb - 4We', Mines, lelimrals and Vegetable Prndsdtions. Alfo camel Daertp tiers of the various Kinds of Beans, Birds, lithe!, amphibious .Animals, Reptiles, infofts, Sec. Likevrife a partimlar Dr fert,tintt of the Inhabitants, with an Account of their refpoftive kraZiolis. Laws, Cullom, Manners, Gitios. Habits, Amide stems, Ceranonies, Arts, Science, Manneadtures, Trade. Commerce, Military and Civil Governmt s, Revenues, be.. This Work will contain a copious Dian of all the New Dif- Coverlet; as well as Traveh into the inttrior Parts of different Countries; forming a complete Colletion of Voyage, and 'fram:s; including a ;stater Variety of recent and authentic leteftigene.: than is to be found in any other Ryan's& of Geogra phy, and firming an entertaining Account of every Thing Ivor hy of Notice throu:hout the lace of Nature, and comprif ing a arnnpkte Deferiptiou of the Wheic World. by GEORGE ALEXANDER COOKE, Efq. To accomodate the Curious there is peLted on Wove Vet. Inn Paper a Superior Edition, which contains coloured Maps, extra Plates, and the ftrit ImpreiSons, to which the additional price of only Sixpence each Number is af6xed. London: Printed Joe C. Cooke, No. 1;, Patemofter-row ; and lied by all tbi &toldelkrs in the Unite Kingdom. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for Ifioz. Begins Drawing IR of March aos. T HE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, Qcarter, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Ex. change, London ; and no where elk on their account. PRESENT PRICE or SNARLS. Half 4.8 la Eighth - • 23 6 Quarter 4 6 6 Sixteenth - z 2 0 a All Shares fold at this OfSe, be Ramped agrecahle to Aft of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round k Hazard and Co's. Lottery Office. Letters, poll paid, duly anfwered, and Schemea gratis. • • Orders accompanied with short dated Bills un London, or P oft Office Orders ' punftually attended to ; and to prevent miftakes as well as delay, Corrcfpondents are rcquelbxl to tranfmit them by Polk. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their fcveral An. nuides, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills,and all kind of Govern ment Securities, bought and fold by Commiffion. CAPITAL PRIZES fold, (bared and regiftered IA Year by Media. CARROLL and Co. In the Taft Englidt Lottery—No. 4,34 e, a Prize of 30,0001. !hared fit Three Eighths and Ten Sixteenths. And in the tall July and Nov. Irina Lotteries, No. 2,171 a Prize of 10 ,0 001.; and No. 3,996, a prize of 5,0001. was fol d iii One Quarter, Two Eighths and Eight Sixteenths. Allotment (mailer Prizes of 20col. 1000 E sod. Sec. Ste. And the Money Paid on Demand, • At their truly Fortunate ankOld-eitabliffiecl Office, (appoint:ll by Government), No. 26, OXFORD-STREET, near Rathbone-Place, ("polite Sohn-lquarc, London. Tickets and Stamped Shares for the caning Lottery are felling in great variety on the loweft terms —Perfons in the Country may be fopplied with Ti. Acts and Shares, by fending good Bills, Poft Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Caffi, (poit or carriage Nid) &reefed as above. The prefent Price of Shares Half - A, 812 o Eighth - 2 3 6 Catttr - 4 6 6 Sixteenth - t 2 0 The Englith Lottery begins Drawing on the tit of nett Month. OUR OWN STATE LOTTFRY, Pars Pazzas IN ova owm MONLY—viz. STERLING CASH! Without any Dedualon (in July), and commences Drawing on the Fird of March, ISoa. POPE prefumes to fulimit to Public Attention • a few Obferrations on the Qualities and Excellencies of the LOTTERY, cow fo fpeedily a: aue. In point of Seagate, the prefcnt manifeßly,rifes fuperior to any former Lottery, whether eftimated on the ground of CA. Pll AL PRIZES, or inereafed Number of a lefer defeription. Even the very luvreft ClA's of Prizes, titofe oft Si has au addition of Aoo, amounting to 14,4001. beyond the Scheme of laft Year. To INDIVIDUALS, CLUBS, and SOCIETIES. fuch a Scheme prtfents a more rational Syltent of Adventure, from its greaterrobahility of Succefs ; a - id u M Chalice has no limits," the Ho of Two TICKETS only may eventually become pot• felTed of the magnitudinous Fortune of EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! This event is merely polfible :—but the Chalice is not folitary, being accompanied with a large Croup of CAPITAL PRIZES, which Fortune mutt difpenfe tingly to numerous Individuals. To SPECULATORSr•ThC rapidly apfroaching Lottery opens a profpee of ftrong Intereft. The Fate of tome of the largeft Prizes bring remotely fixed, holden of Parcels of Tickets may confidently venture Half the Drawing (taking the chance of obtaining tome of the Capitals) without ultimate rilk ; inafmuch as their unErawn Tickets will, at that period, for the reafon juft mentioned, bear to a 111111.21 certainty more than double their original ptusehafe price. Under fim , lar circumstances, Tickets in the lan Lottery were at 341. and the preceding yrar above 401. CATALOGUIt 01 1 , 2122 J. 4 Prizes of L 20,000 to Prizes of £ gore 10,000 12 500 5 ,CCO 50 100 2,000 100 so 18,000 . - ZI/ TICKETS and Stamped SHARES,CouGiting of 'Luxes, 9.IIIARTF IS, EIGIITMI. azid SI X TklIC: (HS, in a molt eztenfive % aliety of Numbers, arc filling My S. POPE, At Ills" FORTUNATE OFFICE," Canter of the Royal Exchange, ciofe by the Bank. Where the following very confider:able Number of Capital Prizes were Sold, Rreftcral, and Shared iii tl , c preceding Five I.ott:ries, (tince July Oleo), and the Money for the rc fpedive Shares, paid on Demand. 25,198 a Prisc%f Lao,ooo 1 9 , 4 6 7 a Prize of Ltopoo 3 0 ,798 --" 2,000 3C•492 ----.. mow zalto - sco 1,565 ----- 2,000 12,279 ---... 2C,',C*O 6,633 --...-- rpoo 16,140 •—•—•• 10,000 4,423 .•—• 300 31,831 •••••••—•.• 2 poo 27,301 .----... 300 13,,s 211 •---• 2000 r 8,542 •-•---- 5,000 41,908 - 20,000 1 17.019 5,000 With theft pregenfions, S. Pore can with propriety (elicit the Favours of his Fricuds3nd the Public on the approaching pro lific State Lottery, feeling a conAdenee that Fortune will Rill give a feature of diftinetion to his Office, sail sulks it the or diem for the tlifpenatlon of Luanne'. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard,a few doors from the Corner ofCheapilde, 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the -I. prices Eine ‘cd, inclufive of the Stamp Duties impofod by this A. but no additional charge has been made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is coo:lolled at the original price of 28. 6d. per packet. It may alto be, had at I C as. per dozm ; or the quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for 11. zs. 6d.duty included, fo that the Public are no (offerers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to leffen the bur. thenof this Ad, which would in a great mcufure have proved a tax upon benevolence all the other Medicines are fold t o a ny perfons purchafing hair a dozen or more, free from the expence of the Stamps. s. d. s. Dr. Jamoi's Powder 1 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe 2 6 Analeptic Pills 4 6 .---.. Convulfion Oil a 6 Cattle Powder a 6 Paregoric Us- Dr. Hooper's Palls I I# zenges - . Dr. Auttin's Chalybeste -- Camomile Drops a 9 Pills - 4 cs Effence of Colt sfoot 3 9 Berry's Bilious Entls $ o Effesace of Peppermint a t Dolby's Carminative s 9 Otnafkirk Medicines 5 9 Ackell's .-Etherial Spirit 3 6 Glafs'4 Martha 3 6 Greenough's Tindares I I Inglis 's Scots Pills I o —.— Tulu Lozenges i z Grant's Drops - it 1 Mr. Spence's Dentritice 4 0 Norton's Drops 5 o Freaky s linelure otßark 3 6 Spilibary s Drops 5 o Huxham's ditto 2 6 Speedinniu's Pills 2 o Englith, Colfcc a 9 Dr.SolandcesTea 2 9 Cephalic boa 0 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tineture ' 3s. 6d. Alfo the Genuine Artieebufasic lately imported, and molt of the other Proprietary Meilieines is repute. Orders for expor tation are fupplied without Stamps as before this Ad. N. B. As many perfons, particularly fem.nts asultrieffengero miltake the honk, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is under the necelllty of pointing out, that it Is at the Eaft End of St. Patil's,noarelt to C.licapfide, and that it has a put White Rue. seed front, with there words inferibed Tag war Wsacuovis roa Da.puiss'i Powa;s4 'THREE new forts of Peas and two New Beans, -I- of very fuperior excellence, both for flavour and muft abundant bearing. They all yield prufufely, but one of the Peas in particular gives above double the quantity of any of the old Sorts. Two or three fowinp of each will fupply the Table melt liberally till after Michaelmas. Quart Bags of each Sort are ss. dat Crocker's, St. Alban's-fireet, Pall-mail. No Credit Pay Poftage. AMERICA. A and M. MYERS, No. II I, Water-iireet, 1/ , City and State of New York, in North America. ( Auftioneers and Brokers, duly appointed and tommi(Goned by -Law, for the City aforefaid,) make a tender of thtir fervices to the Manofaatarers and Merchants of Europe, in the Conunif fion Line, and iitform them, that Stores and every other con venitsice is prepared for the reception of Goods, Wares, and Merchandise configned to their addrcfs, for tither public or private SAL:. They l'urchafe and Ship all Kinds of American and Welt India i niduce on Orders. From leveral years experience in the above line of Eufinefs, thole who favour them with their commands, will find them folicitous to promote the Intereft of their Employers. CANNON COFFEE-HOUSE, TAVERN, and HOTEL, Cockfpur-Street, Chartry , -Crofs. 1 1 / 4 )kr GREEN begs leave to inform his Friends • and tile Public in general, that be has confiderably EN LARGED and IMPROVED the above HOUSE within the laR Summer, and has now fitted it up in a neat and elegant manner, with every accommodation to render it convenient and comfortable, equal to any Houfe in the Metropolis; where Gentlemen may be provided with Dinnets, Wines, and Lodg ing, upon a Plan combining Elegance and Comfort, and on moderate Terms. Soups and Viands in feafon, of the belt quail. ty, daily provided in the Coffee-Room, on terms that he traits will give fatisfadtion to thole who honour him with their com mands. He begs further to add, that Gentlemen frequenting the Houfe, may depend on having clean Beds, and well aired, Good Tavern Rooms for private Parties. Having laid in a large affortment of Wines pf the firit quality, he trufts they will meet the approbation of thee who honour him with their commands; no expence will be fpared to keep a coolie:it Stock of the choiceft of every kind that can be purchafed. It is alasoftunneceffery to remind Gentlemen coming to Lon don, that the fituation of the Cannon is the molt centrical in Town, for either bawds or amufement, being near m a ny o f the Public. Offices, and Places of Public Entertainment, FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, &c. Ike MR. DIXON, Apothecary, begs leav e t o re mind the public of the uncommon axacy of the ANTI. BILIOUS PILLS,cf which he is the Proprietor; as alto of their particular utility at this feafon, in preventing thofe dangerous indifpolltions of the Stomach and Bowels which terminate fatally, if not removed in time; they are the belt remedy for all Cafes of indigeftion, which arife from an irregular fraction of Bile, and are more falutary and ufeful than any other Medicine in preventing the coftivenefs of habit,fizknefs of the Roma& generally attending a ftate of pregnancy. The great demand for them for exportation to thofe hotter climates where bilious Warders abound, and where the Yellow Fever has fo long pre railed, is the belt encomium that can begiveu of their virtues, which if bad monde to in time, prevent the Jaundice, ths formation of (hll-ftones, Inflammation of the Bowels, with a frightful train of evils, the confequence of au irregular leer.. ,ion of that acrimonious fluid. Cafes of their extraordinary I efficacy from many of the Nobility, and perfons of the flist re. frdability unwrapped round each Box, with directions, Usual G. ON, and foaled with his arms. Sold wboldale and retail at Cbing and Butler's, No. 4„ Climptide; Pidding, No. 76, oppofite the Pantheon Oxford an:et ; Wade, Bond-area ; Swiney, Pall Mall; Ullwall and Bull, Dtablin; Scott, Baxter, and Smith, Edinburgh; and by we Medicine Vender in every town in the United Kingdom, in Boxes at 2s. 9d.and ss. sd. and tl. is. Dui incleded. The following cafe was received-by Mr. Thomas White, Mat ter of the Academy, Cole/leiter, from a refpedlable Gentle man, who was recommended to take Dr. BRODY rrs Medi cines by Mr. J. Cooper, Geutletnan Farmer, xt Levington, near Ipfwich, who was himfelf radically cured by taking the BOTANICAL SYRUP, with a requelt front the Patient for its immediate Publication. A GENTLEMAN who is induced from his conneetions with medical men, to refrain inferring his name aad addrefs, willies from the purcft motives of philan thropy, that his cafe may be made known to evary altlasaatic perfos in the kingdom. For a 8 years paft he had been feverely Alined with an afthma, that every winter rendered his life very uncomfortable, the cough attendant on this complaint, generally attacked hint at the beginning of every winter, and continued till the warm weather of the enfuing flimsier arrived, and lo violent and alarming were its fparmodie effects, that many times it has thrown him down on the Boor, deprived of all fenfibility, and to aU human appearance of life ; by the advice of Mr. Cooper, above mentioned, he waited on Dr. BRODU m, took 3 bottles of Isis NERVOUS CORDIAL, to which alone be attributes the Welling% of a perfedi cure, having paired through the late winter; with fcarcely a memento of his old troublefome companion. which had not given him a week's refpite in 28 preceding win ters.— June 2, iBoi. JOHN HOGWOOD, late fervant to Mr. V. Simpfon, of the Rofc Inn, Sittingbourn, was fur a length of time molt ably afflicted with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap proached to paMlytic, to fuch a degree as to deprive him of the entire ore of his limbs, which rendered him incapable of walk ing or following his bufinefs; in this debilitated Itatc he applied tofeveral of the molt Clllolellt 01 the Faculty without experi encing the limit Shadow of benefit ; but by being ftrongly re o mmended Isy feveral of bis triinds to Dr. Broduni's Nervous Cordul,purcltafedat Mr. Barnard'.;, boel. feller, Sitting bourn, is now perfectly reltored to his former health and vi gour, is enabled to foll‘w his bufinefs as ufual without feeling the legit fyrnptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach man to Mr. Niels. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittinghourn coach. JOHN HOGWOOO. Wlmelres to the above Cure—Mr. V. SIMPSON, Mater of the Role Inn, Sittingbourn; Mr. JOHN BARNARD. Bookfeller. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Doctor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-icreLt, fey= doors from the Levcrian Nlufeurn, BLlckfriars Bridge, in Bot tles at ass. r ts.6l. and Ss. 6d. Alfo, at Golding's, NO. 43. Combat ; andat Coekrdl's, Strand, London. . In Bath, Cruttwcll, Gl:dgow, lia - cur, Briftol, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peek, Printer. Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Hambra' ' Mr. Ream Ant, Birmingham, Swinney, Enghlhßookfeller. Bedford, Smith, Ip:wich, MEdfeditas, Blandford. Simmons, Itle of Wight, st:bin, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Irwinc, A. Youn;, merchants Bridport, Margrie Leeds, Binns and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Gce, Leicclkr, Swln fen, Canterbury, Briftow, Lewes, Elliott, Carlific, ionic, Manehcfter, Lynda, Chatham, Etherington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fto/er, Chefter, Poole and Son, Newc.iftle, Walker, Chichtfter, Phillipfun, Dublin, Spil(bury and Cc% Durham, Henderfun, Deal, Rote, Nonhatopton, Dicey and Co Nottingham, Burhagc and Co ; Norwich, •Stegmufon and Clbo ()along. Wier, taint Plymeadi, ligpleson, - - ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. TO THE CLERGY. WANTED, at Lady-day next, a Curacy, by a beneEced Clergyman. Partictfian known (Polk Paid) by Letter.' to the Rev. J. R. Dureheßer, Dork. MESSRS. NORTON and SON mo lt refpedt fully inform their Friends and the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY begins drawing on the tlt of March, and that the TICKETS and legally Ramped SHARES, divided WM Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now on rale, and will continue fo during the Drawing warranted u 'tetra,/ n), at their old-eitablithed liceneed,State-Loctcry 01Tacc, MILTON'S HEAD, CORN-STREET, DRUTOL, Where the Government Commifliouers Lilts and correct Nu merical Books may be referred to for there 18 Lattcri,s The Prizes will be paid on demand (takinz otf tke ufual dif count) with the fame punduality that they trutt have always marked this Oface from its commencement. The Prices may be ken on reference to the general Lottery Advcrtifement, ander the Btheme; but as they v.Ary, they vrill be always paftod at the window of their Office, next the !MU Office. It win be to the Inurelt of %fats in the Neighbourhood of Srißol to purchafe at this Office, as they get their Tickets ex amined gratis, and the Prize-money wiU be obtained without the additional trouble and czpence of fending to London. FIRST OF MARCH THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. T BI4H relpeafully acquaints the Public, that • it is in contemplation to alter the mode of lotteries in future; the prefent, therefore, in all probability, will be the fait where an immenfe Price can be obtained fur fo fmall a Tickets and Shares arc failing in great vaikty at Loth hh Old Eftabliflsed Olfices, No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS, where the following Capital Prizes were all fold, (hared, and reside:red, in the late year (18ot); 50,601 - £.30,000 44,007 5000 9593 - to,o:a z t,563 2000 - lopco I 5377 - 100 Tickets and Shares will rife confider: My before the Drawing Wins, and the Prizes will be paid as urual iu full Ruling money. •.• 'Government Stxuritirs bought and fold on Commiffion. No. of Prizes. 4 - of 10 - 12 so - 100 - 12poo i SCHEME. Value of each. Z. 20000 • ii 10,000 - 5 • . 000 2,000 • 1,000 • 500 • 103 • SO Total Values C. 80,000 40,000 20,000 13,000 10,000 6poo - 5,000 - - 324,000 60p00 Ticket, CAPITALS DETrli MINABLE lt-drawn Ticket I.sth Da) L.Lo,< 40 Ditto -211 t Day 20,000 Ditto 32d Day 20,000 Ditto - 40th Day 1,000 Tickets. aod Shares of Ticket., am felling at every Licstifed Lottery Office. PRESkNI' PRICE : Ticket - - £1613 0 Half - 812 oEightll . -2, 3 6 (Caner - 4 6 . 6 Sixteenth - 1 2 0 .C. 500000 •„• Pi.rfons in the Country wilting to have Tickets or Shares, may be fuppli:d by fending good bills at Short Dates, Poll Office Ordcrb, Bank Note., or Cali, to any Licenfrd Lottery Office. a The Price of Tickets and Shares will rife confitlerably before the Drawicg.—Pris,i }i4id in titerling Money. TO IRON-MASTERS, AND OTHERS IN THE IRON TRADE. TO BE DISPOSED OF, either by Premium or Rent, THE Patent Right of making Horfe- (hoes by Machinery together with the Machinery erected for that purpofe, which has been brought to pertedtion at a very heavy expellee, and is capable of making any number of Shoes per day, .d fiefs than ear Laiffeee, each. It may be teen at work by applying to Mr. Newton, at the Pin-y-darran Iron Works, Myrtha Tidwille, near Cardiffe, Wales; and Mr. Latimer, Solicitor, N 0.13, Gray's Inn-fquare, is authorized to receive propofals. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the SWAN IN at, at Alton, Hants, On Saturday, loth February, iSos, at Six &Clock in the Even ing, (ankfs boner dicaufed of byl Private Contnft, of which timely Notice will be given,) LOT I. AN exceeding goodiiliiELLlNG HOUSE ; confalng of three good Parlours, four good Chambers, and three Servants Chambers in the upper Storey, three excel lent Cellars, convenient Kitchen and Offices, together with a three-fall Stable, Orchard, large and excelkst Garden and Greenhoufe • Situate in the HIGH.STR ZIT in the Town of ALTON, Hants. Late its the Occupation of Mr. Wist WEBB,deceafed. LOT IL A MESSUAGE TENEMF.NT or DWELLING HOUSE, GARVIN :11111APIVaTILHANCES, . . (Near adjoining to Lot I.) in the Occupation of Mr. JOHN FROST, •ith a MALT-HOOD[ thereto adjoining and belong ing, in the Occupation of Mr. LEE. For further particulars app:y to Mt. CLriuMT, Solicitor, in Alton, Hants. DORS rski IRE. TO SE SOLD EY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - - HE MANORS of TARRANT-MONKTON T and TARRANT-LAUNCESTON, fit nate near the Great Weltern Turnpike-Road, between Salifbury and Blandtord ; within five miles of the latter, in one of the molt eligible parts of the County of Dego, with Courts Baron, Royalties, Pri vileges, and Immunities to the Paid Manor belonging. The Manor of Tarrant-Monk ton comprifcs as follows: aft, A capital Tythe free Farm io the occupation of Mr. James Cantlo, on a Leafe of which only two years are unexpired, con taining near goo Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land. xilly, Tr= Tythes of the reft of the Parifh of la.rrant-Monkton. 3dly, The Reverficin in Fcc of divers Copybold and I.eafehold Elates, in all of the yearly value of about 2801 held by one, two, or three Lives, but chiefly on . one old Life. 1 he Manor of TARRANT LAUNCESTON is all in the Lord's hands (except a few I.ifehol& Cottages,) and confifts of one of the molt eligible Farms in the County of Derfet, called LAUNCESTON FARM, containing upwards of tsoo acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Lands, within a Ring Fence, in Severalty, and Tythe Frec, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Budden, on a Leak of which only Four Years are unexpired. The lituation of this Elate near the Great Weltem Turn pike Road, in a Country abounding with Game, mutt render it particularly eligible to a Gentleman who may wills to build a Hunting Box, and the Elate itfclf rolfelfes many advantages which will be obvious to a purdaafer on a view thereof. N. B. The Land Tax on the Elate is redeemed. The Tenants, Mr. Cando and Mr. Budder, will Mew their rfeprelive Farms; and fur particulars apply to Mefirs. King and Johns, Anomie.; at Law, at Blandford, who have a Map of the Eltate; or to Mr. Davis, of Horninziliaro, near Warmiti !ter, Wilts.