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r" d . .. — Yr 'W ___ Wr , 4 • :.* L VI 7% . .t . : _ ' i•:113.! '.';'' .k . ... . ,_ ~‘f r o . l.. i.f t 04 4 \ ; :;.• ---... , f ''' 1 • ..,,, A • .. .....4. kg ; ,,,„, 1‘ •' '"- 1 4' _ iii; 06 4 • , oil • .. IL illir- 4 , , X <i> N 4 • I , .., _—... '' ' • i/C•1 10... . ...• Nub 3796] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. gyp -MORROW EVENING, January t 7, iSoi, disk Majcities Kl Serv N an G ts wilt a& a Tragedy, ca ll ed LEA R. King Lear, Mr. KEMBLE ; Cordclta, Mn. 81DDONS. After which the new Pantomime at HARLEQUIN AMULET; • Or, THE MAGICK OP MONA. Thia Ecening—She Wou'd and She Prated Not. FRIDII2; yANuARr 16, 1801. This day war In One Volume IVO& price p. boards, THE Campaign of General BONAPARTE in Italy, in 1796 and 1797; by a General Officer. Tram:. hted from the French, and continued to the Treaty of Campo Forndo. By T. F.. RITCHIE. The Second Edition, embelbilied with a Map of the Seat of War in Italy, and a Portrait of the General. Printed far T. E. Ritchie, Edinburgh ; and foil by Longman and Rees, Paternoter.row, London. Of whom may be had, lately publilhed, POLITICAL and MILITARY MEMOIRS of EUROPE, during the Year 1799 ; by T. X. Ritchie, Vol. I. Sea peke 6s. boards. [PRICE SIX-PUICS. EAST INIWA HOUSE,Yarmary 15, zgoo. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the -IL UNITED COMP.! xr of MERCHANTS gf INC. L ANlttraEngNth. Ea" Indies, 11. rely give Notice. That a Garai Covet It& _Pa Comps, will lor held at their Hale it Lem/emboli-firm. M Tutfilay the s;th MAU, from deem 444 is theforeno to until fi.x in tie evet.ing. to &the t ea the follow ing furpost, vl— ;Fiat lieMewastt-Colottel yatne , Willer, late of the Port St. " George Fi.i.eltlylootent, kr t ylva 1.. the Compattirfirvim ;" Ito order to korrovine Ifth beast orktler tbreepart. is fate of the Proprietors jorefent at the pi, General Court roof at that the Aid Liewlexamoatioart jaws Oliver iv rime/ to the Coartmals fen. wore." WILLIAM RAMSAY' ,Sardary. THEATRE-ROYAL, 00VENT-GARDEN. rf'o-MOR ROW EVENING, January '7, 18oz, T will be refented the new Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. After which wine perfumed, the new Pantomimed HARLEQUIN'S TOUR ; Or, THE DOMINION OF FANCY. This Evening —Othello ; with Haritquin's Tour. RAND LACH. Under the Patronage of his Rogal tOghnefa the PRINCE of WALES. ON TUESDAY NEXT, lan. 20, 1801, will be given A SUPPRB htABO,PERADF. In Honour of the Birth-Day of her Mart STY. The Tables in the centre of the Rotundi will be appropriated f oe Tea, Coffee, dre. And at One o'Cloek the Born lOU be opened with the following REGULAR SUPPER: Ckickcns, Ham, Veal, Tongue, Beef, Mince Pies. Jellies, Vane Mange, Paltry, Fruit, ace. Ste. In addition to which will be given (upon the plan winds received fuck general c ion preceding years), FIFTY TWELFICH CAKES. As Prises to be drawn for by the Fait 400 Marques ; each of wbom 'upon admiffion will be prefented with a 'Ticket, which ifdrawn,r PTire, will entitle the holder to a 'Twelfth-Cake. Wines of the Bret quaky will be provided. ' 7- Admittanoe Falf-o-Caine* oidy. A commodious Room will be appropriated for Mafgucrade Dna% in ,Ake Houle next the ray -Door, where Lilies and Oe.tlctiren Miy with a grestt ;artery of Black and c 0 1,,nr1 1 4 Rik DomMoi for hire; from Five Shillings to One Goitres each—Hats, Marques, feathers, Eta Tielsrm to hi lad at Mr. Birchall's Mufie Shep, New Bond :jut ; Mr. Bealby's MaCquerade Worehoufe,Conntry-ftrect ; Mrs. Richman's Malquerade W.-rehoufe, No. 36x, Oxford ikreet ; Mr. Crok's Mikmefade Warchoufe, Hem -Rreet ; Mr. Torrance., Petry Cook. Ludgate-hill and Spring-Oardeno; Mr. Roach's, No. ' Haymarket ; and at Rontlagh-Hook, where Orcifes may be had on the Evening. An cotakrit Band will be provided for the Country Dances; and the Corporation Band. in full uniform, will, during Sup per, perform Come of the molt favourite Military Pieces. Doors to be open at Ten &Clock. SANS OUCI. By the Authority of the Right Hoe, t►e Loan CRAM'S% 'TO -MORROW EVENING, January 17, tBol, Will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Lekefter-Place, Leicciletufquare, an lintertahunent, entirely Ncw, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs : PART I. _ _ Rte. Dregs and his Villa. Song. •Perpetual Youth. Song. *Love and Reafon. Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rcc. A Receipt to Kill Wives Song. •I.ottcryof Wedlock. Song. •The Poet and paper. Res A Trial of Patience. Rec. I.e Maitre de Dante. Snag. • A nna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet. mid Nancy. PART 11. Ree. The Captain and the Post. Rec. The Club. Song. *Brother Jack. Song. *The Thing, the Kick Sec Sailors and the Go. Song. *Filial Love. Rec. The Ws. Rec. A return of Reston. Song. • Jack at Greenwich. Song. The Sweets of Love. Rec. More Plotting. Song. Great News. PART 111. Rec. Hasa Caleb. Rec. The Two Dodoes. Sing. Highgate Probation. Song. • The Canary Bin" Rec. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Scraps. Song. `Another Cuyi and then. Song. *Echo. Rec. Which is the wart* Roe. The Coup de Grace. Windfor I Song. 'The Union. Song. •A Little! The whole is writtcnosid compered, and will be fpoken, tong anWaccompanicti Mr. DI BDI . Bores' allery as. Doors to be opened at Sever, ollock. The Performance to kepis as Eight. Plato for the Boxes to be: taken at Mr. Dibtlim's Mute Warchouic, Laccitcr-Place, Llicefter-fquare ; where may be had the Songs in the Entertainniedts of Sans Soul ; the Novel of Hannah Hewie; the Younger Brother; , the History of the Arne, complgte § in live totanscl, and every other ankle fpe gibed in his Catalogues On Monday " Tom Wilkins." The longs marked thus. (') ate publilled. On Monday next will be publitbcd, a•The Thing, the Kick, and the Go." Sans Solid will continue open Mondays, Thurfdays, and Saturdays, during the Seaton. MUSIC. Th 4 day one palalleted, Price only One Alining (to be continued weekly), Meet. Goulding, Phipps, and d'Aimaine, at their Moat Varehoufe, N 0.45, PaU Mall, or at their Manufaderlt St. lioneerdrett, London, Made-fi Ikea to their ' Highway the Prince and Prince 4 of Walsh by HE MAN of FEELING, or, the Gentleman's Vhdlcal Rcpofitory for the Flute or Violftt : Confining of ant feledion of the molt admired MN *ern the modem Opera Dances, Sour, Sonatas, and every othrr de ed fatidonable hdafae, chiefly taken from the eztenfive of Meas. Goatlike and Co. under the laamallittc in c that celebrated Mete Conapofer, GA 'Tiled BRA N Thia day waspaillbado Three Volumes Wave, rice it 4s. Id Meta, A new Edition, of ..10IRS of the LIFE and ADMINI STRATION of Sir ROBE&T WALPOLE, Earl of WILLIAM COXE, M. A. F. R. S. and F. A. S. Redlor of Heine rton. Printed for 'f'.Cadell, jun. and 'W. Davies, Strand whom may be had, the Q . ?arto Edition of Me above ith the intaretting Corretpondence and State Papas, it iss.in Board. Alio, by the fame Author, ravels in Switzerland, and the Country of the Damns; sly printed in a Vob. Royal 4tta and illultrated with taken on the Spot, by Mr. Smith ; a Map, and other , 61.65. in Boards. Travel% in Poland, Ruilia, Sweden, aced Denmark, 5 Vols. with Fugravings, ti. 1211. fkl. Biographic., Anecdote% of Handel and Smith. In Cartn. "ottruits, and Sedea Pieces of Mufie eonipofedhy S. C. %. ncv.v he fore pablilbed, prier rac or on fine Paper, . Publifticd for the Base& of Mr. Smith's Relations. . fpzealily will be publilhed, likewifc by the fame Author, r. Hittorieal 'Four in Monmouthfhire, elegantly printed is iota ato. and Shia:rated by numerous View* taken re the by Sir indeed Mane, Hart. engraved by Mr. Byrnes and eminent Anil's; a Mop of the Ceuta'', and Ground uf Twos, Cattics, au& =clan Encampabarai. Saturdays, Prieg tf Metres. %mho: No. 76, Royal IF W.rraitt T HE] Molic an cle7ant I 0, Impuega o f c...taloglic 01 fps Ili o n ot In TI HEM ay+ S'l'N Orford. By W Prints Of whor t•rk, wit' 4 Vols. 3L I. Trove 'Aland) , p: Views take Plata, 61. a. Trove gm. with F ajogra ontlMPortn FIILII% rice Pol And (poedi 1. An Hine Vols. 4to. B Pol, by Si: mLa eming Plugs Tu This day was pubilihed, Fire is. 6d. ANTONIO, a Tragedy ; us it was performed at the Thaure Royal, Dritry-lanc. WILLIAM GODWIN. Printed for G. G. and J. Robinfon, Paternofter-row. Of *km may be had, by the fame Author, I. An Enquiry concerning YoLitical Jultice, 3d Edition, in a Vols. Soo. 14s. Boards. a. The Adventures of Caleb Williams, 3d Edition, In 3 Vol.s tot. 6d. leveed. 3. The Enquirer ReSedions on E locution, Manners, and Later.dure, in a Sena of Ear, s Vol. Sm. 7s. 6d. Boards. 4. St. Loon, a Tale of the Sistesaidtgentary, ad Edition, in 4 Vols. 16A. &wed SpeedilyMUl be Pl4loglt A new VolUnse, WC% the Ma- of QERMON.S. By HUGH BLAIR, D. D. ga F. R. S. Ed. One of the IViinifters of the High Church, and Proftifor of Rhetoric and Mies Lettres in the Univerfity of Edinburgh, Print-d for A. Straban ;T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davin, Strand; and W. Creech, at Edinburgh : . •' • This Vohime was prepared for Pubtication by the Au thor, and a confiderable part of it was printed bcfutc his de cree As above may be had, by the fame Author, T. A new Edition, being the Twenty-firft, of the firft Four Volumes of Sermons, priix tl. 41- in Boards. 1. Leath:* on Rhetoric and Belies Lenses. Seventh Edi tion, 3 Vohs, Klee 18s. in Boards. This day were publifhed, In Svo. price 3.. 'THE LAWS rerpetting HIGHWAYS and TURNPIKE ROADS, compiling, the Common Law relating to lifghtrayt, viz. To *bona Highways belong.—Of changing, turning, and flopping a Highvray and other Nuifanees therein.--Who are bound by the Common Law to repair them. —A full Abitrad of the Statute Law relative to Highways and Turnpike Road:—Repair of Highways in two Parithes.—The Office of Surveyor laid down and explaisted.—With an Appen dix of Forms and Precedents. By the Author of the Laws of Landlord and Tenant. Alfo li.vr Editions of I. Laws ofLandloid and Tenant, by J. B. Bird, Fig. as. 6d. a. Law of Will.s, Executors, and Adaninittrators, so. 6d. 3. Law of Maiters and Servants, Combinations, &c. 21.6 d. 4. Law of Parifn Matters, Officers, &c. 2.11. 641. The above four may be bad under the Title of Law Stlcalons, 9e. in boards., ice. Gd. bouiut. London : Printed for W. CU:be And swam, Portugal-Rreet, Lincoln's Inn. his day was Elegantly printed in Four Volumes Boa. with a Portrait of the Author, price 11. tn. 6d. in Boards, A Second Edition. of THE WORKS of ROBERT BURNS, eon caging the Poems formerly publifbed, with Tome Addi tions asd Notes; Poems hitherto unpublilbed or uncolledted; and his Convipabdenee. With an Account of his Life, and a Criticifin is his Writings. To which ire prefixed Come Oh fervations oh the Chandler and Coro.ition of the &oat& Peafantry. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Mobs, In the Strand; and W. Ctteth, at Edinburgh. Sold alto by Bell and Brad fine, P. Hifi, and Manners and Miller, at Edinburgh; Brills and Reid, Danlop and Widen, at Glafgow; B. Brown, Aber deen; W. lloyd, Dumfties; J. Morning% Perth; J. Pony*, ,4gYe ; and by Merritt and Wright, W. Robinfun,W. Harding, • andE. Ruilitop, at Liverpool. Of the firne Book fellers may alfo be had, publiliged lately, snidinitnedusitformly with Bans's Works, a New Edition eorreeted and enlarged, with a Gloiliry, of the Poems of Albs; Ranifay to which au prefixed a Litt of the Author tram au thentic Documents; and Remarks on his Poems, from a large View of their Merits; fa Two lerge Volumes tvo..With a trap frost an original Drawitb.6l Ns Son, the he. eminent heater, ak is. is BWdu. ENGLISH STAtIeiCYtTERY, ssonts PeARCM 1, 1801: THE Ileisits. Halves, Qinarteis, Eighths, and seeeeembe, are near► [am, in grizit variety of Numbers. attd on the hmeft tonne. a The Monty for the Prizes phi on Demand, by PIORNSBY and Co. Stoefe-Brokere, At tie* oid-efbabilOwd State-Lottery °Tice. (Licenfed =Fluent to Mt of PArlimnent), No. 26. Cornhill, oppoete the Royal Exchange, London ; Alf., at Liverpool and Exeter. Correa Numerical and fleeter Books ate kcpr, and Tickets and Shares regittersAi. at Sixpence per Number. .r.,r• Orders accompanied with good Bilh, p..y.Mle at fight or af a than date, will be pundually attended to, prreifely cm the fame terms ae if prelim. Latta (poll paid) dap =filtered, and Schemes gratls. ABS:harm fold at this Mice will be damped, agreeable to Adt of Puzliantem, with the wards " State-I.entcry 4tamp-061m." Bank, India, and Soinhofsca Stocks, with their kveral An illittieb, and 211 enth of Government Securities, bought and laid by Cononlll22o. P.NOL ISH LOTTERY. I Cr Remark, in this Lottery the Pants, from 30,00. the 1 Mika, to ID. the lowwit. will he paid in tuft. without any ditinftion what-east, in A wilt nest, mud as loon as drawn a ' I &Small dircouly_ MX. NICHOLSON, evt.r grateful to L 6 Friends and the Public for their dittinguiled patronage, Repetition} , acquaints them that the Tickets, Wen, Qtar ten, Eighths, and Shteenth Shorn (damped plll4l3ftt to?" of Parliament) an felling in the greats* variety of Numbers and lowelt pikes, at his Office, N.. 16, Coruhill, Landow. When all legal buGnefs (only) relative -to Lottcriss and the public Yundt ii faithfully tranfasfted. 'rickets and Shares carefully regiftcrcd, and the earlieft Account of their Succefs fem. to any part ot England. I Alfo Tickets at Two Guineas each, by which may be gained the Pigut Diamond, valued as gated in the Act of ParLantnit at 30,000 L la this Lottery there are- only u.stle Ticket's. The Firft Drawn thereof bathe prefect Ertgbils Lottery, will be ankled to the Diamond which is depofited in the Bank of England. I Mr. Nicholfon has been very fortunate to his Cuftomers as ! in the loft and late Engbiti and frit Lotteries, the follow ing Cannel Prizes have been fold, anted and regiftend at We Oper vie. Nos. 5499. 9065. 29 00 4, 4a7m ), 1 ioaSi 1 7 0 4% 464;6 15 160 3. Prizes ialTai Thoufaud Pounds each. Nos. 77Ft, a 3481, 2 1 / 3 116 44014, Prises of Twenty Tioll. (and PO"di each. 213399 1 4r/7, 15565.10496.101173. 139711 Prises of Five 'Chasten* P. wit, bend' a many of moot. wog and sod. too numerous to menthes here. . • • Onlers from the Coireny (Polt Find) accompanied by 'peed BUM Fddt Office Oalersillholli Notes, or CA wasted / as ths teat wow it if linlirnalig *fa& lkilballialailet 'ark FRANCE. ACTS OF THE GOVERNMTNT. TRANSPORTATION OF THE JACOBINS. REPORT TO THE CORSI/LE OF THE REBURLIC, lIT THE MINISTER OF GRIIILRAL FOUL-F. Pari4, January C. a Citizens Con&ls—France will long fluidder at the attempt of the 246 December. By the nature of that crime—by the numerous homicides it waf to produce, and has produced, even in fail ing in its (Nee, we may difcover that it could 'only be committed by the enemies of mankind.— Paris and the Republic give their affillance and Itheiv tears to the victims; and the Firft Corfu!, efcaped from danger, is more hrrounded—more preffed, and in fonse fort better guarded than ever —by the love and the force of all the citizens—by a crime unheard of till now, which they have jail added to lb many others, thefe homicides have rendered the intimate and leered union betwcen the Republic avid the Firit Magiarate 11111 more inviolable. They have given more power to that which they willed to annihilate— have ma nifefied to the eyes of all Europe how inditfoluble that authority is which has the laws for its founda tion, and the love of all thole who obey them for its fupport. Men implicated in all forts of crimes renew daily, under every form, the plan conceived of annihilating order and Public prolperity in France. They are not the brigands agaitift whom jultice and her forms are infiitutesl, and who me nace only partially perfnns and property ; they are the enemies of all France, who every moment threaten every Frenchman with delivering him up to the furies of anarchy. Thefe dreadful men are few in number, but their offences arc countlefs. It was by them that the National Convention was attacked with arms even in the fanduary of the laws of the nation. It was they who fo often wifhed to make all the Committees of Government the accomplices of the vi,clims of their fanguinary rage ; it was they who tried to turn againft the Direttory and the city of Paris the troops deltiaed to guard than. They arc not the enemies of inch and fuch a government, but of all governments; and that which themfelves might create would loon be dellroyed by their own hands. They were forced to change their taffies, at the fight of a government conllantly furrounded by the pub lic opinion, and molt cfpecially the aficaion of the people. Under that government they felt that they could not multiply groups, or route the peo ple, who every day evince the hatred and con tempt they ha ve for them. Thus all that they have tried for a year has only had affallination for its objed, either on the road to the }lra Conful's country houfe, or at the opera, or in the areas, or even by introducing thaoliiveihrtabturaacoos paffages into the interior of the Thuilleries. The ftupor and diforder which the death of the Firft 'Cunful would have produced appeared propitious to their frightful deigns. It is an atrocious was which can only be terminated by an atl of extra ordinary high Police. Among the men whom the Police has pointed out, all were not taken with daggers in their hands ; but all arc univerfally known to be capable of iharpening and making ufe of them. It is not now alone naceifary to pe nal* for the pa% but to guarantee focial order. " The Mtnilter of Police, (signed) roucKa." EXTRACT FROM THE REGISTER OF THE Dll.lllll. RATIONS OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE, JAN. i. The DiGniller of Police made a report, after which he prefented a plan of an artrie, to place m s Rate of Surveillance out of the territory of the Republic, a certain number of individuals. • The Firfl Conful afterwards fubmitted to the deliberation of the Council the two following quell tions: Fury Qt2ririou.-1, the weeafore propofed by es erwebta mimed by the Miniltcr, =diary to the arefervatteireedre Conititution and public Liberty &MOND qi2erriox.--Ouglit that =afore tO be an ad Cle high police of the Guvcrument, or ought it to be couvertett is to a plan °f law The Council of State deliberating upon thole two qneaions, and confidering—On the firU, that fince the beginning of the Revolution, there has exified a daft of individuals, who, profiting by the different interregna of law, and by the al. fence of all public force, have been guilty ofcrimes, whole impunity has been one fource of calumny againft liberty and the French Nation; that fusee the organization of the prefent Government there has not been a lingk day without fume plan for compaffing the afiidlination of the principal Magill. tratc of the Republic ; that thus this clafs, the produce of a Revolution which has let loofe all the paflions, cannot be, and is not, in fad, con sidered by the whole nation but as a league of bri gands, who are in a Rate of permanent warfare againft all public order; that a conftitution and ;laws made for the mildeft and molt generous peo pie on earth, cannot afford any means againft this clefs of individuals, is of opinion, that, to affirm the conflitution and public liberty, the Govern ment ought to place in furveillance out of the Eu ropean territory of the Republic, the individuals whom the Minifter of Police !hall point out to them, and whom the Government (hall recognife as belonging to that clefs of men. " Upon the fecund queftioa, the Council is of opinion, that the ad of high police in quelion is not of a nature to be the °Ned of a law. Neverthelcfs the Council, confidering that this ad being an extraordinary one, and having for its obied th e maintenance o f the cenftitution` and public liberty, is on that very account of the fpecial competence of a body, which, by the fpirit of its institution, is to watch over every thing which concerns the prefervation of the focial pad; that betides, in a cafe like this, the reference made by the Government to the Confervative Senate, to provoke with refpeet to its own ads the examina tion and decifion of the tutelary body, becomes by the force of example a fate hard capable of con firming the nation for the future, and of ftrength ening the Government itfelf againft every ad dangerous to public liberty, is of opinion, that this ad of the Government lhall be carried by the Mem bers of the Council of State to the Confervative Senate, to form the matter of a &vela: Cajole's* pronouncing upon the queftion, whether this meafure is confervative of the Conftitution. a The Secretary General of the Confab, (Signed) LIGARDE• Approved the 4th Jan. (Signed) a By the Fara Conful. " The Sec. of State. "H. B. Mar►T." E 04.1 mars, Pint Conful, in the name of the French People, proclaims the &whir Cetsfiskat in terms as follow : " BOMA P AZT& RETRACT FROM THB REGISTERS OF TIIII coassava- TIT! SRNS= Or Tilt IST OF j•NU•RT• The Confervativs Senate decrees, that a KIPS fade (hall be fent to the Confuls of the Republic, in order to tranfmit to them the aft, in terms as follow: SENATUS CONSULTOR The Confervatire Senate, affembled, to the number of Members prefcribed by the goth article of the Conaitution, d e lib erat i ng upon the meffage of the Government of Jan.+ tranfmitted to it by three Councillors of State ; the Paid meffage re lating to the attempt of December sit, and to the meafure of precaution and of high police rendered necetfary: after a Second reading of the different papers of that mirage, that is to fay : 1. The fpeeeh of the Orator of Government. The deliberation of the Council dawn of January r. 3. The report air the Milliner of Police, of January 4. 4. The arv;h: of the Cenral' of the Republic of the fame day, which places in fpczial Surveillanse out of the European territory of the Republic, the citizens whore names are Includ ed in the (aid After having heard the Report of the Special C.otrunidion =mai in the Sitting of yesterday, Confidering that it is notorious that for littera years there have existed in the Republic, and par ticularly in Paris, 1 number of individuals, who, at different epoch: of the Revolution, have Stained thanfelves with the greateft crimes. That the amnesty granted to thole individuals, far from recalling them to obedience to the laws. has only emboldened them by habit, and encou raged them by impunity, ace. Declares that the A& of Government, dated January 4, is a measure confervative of the Con fl itution. (Signed) _AAP Lac a, Pre fi dent. C‘enant de - Ris and Irinasaaao, Secretaries. (Signed) Cavcar, Sec. General WILTS AND BERKS CANAL. THE COMMITTEE of Management, baying received a new propofition on the part of the Town of Caine, for defraying tie expcnce of extending the Line into that Town, feel it their duty to call a Meeting of the Proprie tors to take the fame Into confideration.—Notice is therefore hereby given, that a Special Meeting of the Proprietors of this undertaking will be held at the Crown inn, in Surndou,on Wed ncfday the fourth day of February next, at elevcn o'clock in the forenoon, to confider and ,determine on the above-meritioned propofitiou. By order of the Committee of Management. Jan. 9,.1801. JAMES CROWDY, Principal Clerk. ENCHAbIi LOTTERY, BeOW DM,lag el* M 0 Mardi am. Tip SCHEME coramNs z Yrises of L. 3 0 Pa0 2 —,— sopoo 3 —.-- zopoo 4 ••••—• 5,= 0 6 ....—. Stotto to mamma k,oote s 6 soo 54 ,—... zoo zoo 50 174 0 0 —... IS Half a Million of Money Stetting In prizes. Putt of the Copitab will be desaredaed as under : Pirft-Drawn Ticket zstlt Day i• zopoo Ditto orb Day sopa* Ditto 33( . 1 Day 30,000 Ditto ai hDai 2,000 The Titbits of this Lottery will be paid at the tifoal dote in full Reeling money. without any dikount oe deduajon. TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are -A- felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes paid on demand. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket k. t 7 3 o Hal 8 16 o Figbth a 5 0 gl i strter 49 o Sistecnth i 3 0 • • crime in the country may be (applied with Tickets or Sha;es the fame as if prefent, by fenlng Poft Office Orden, good Bills, Cafh, or Bank-notes. to any Licenfed Lottery Office. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. 'THEw well-knon Virtues of there Drops render them peculiarly applicable to the prelim period of the Year. They not only prefervc the Conitkutiou againit the vi ciflitudes of this Seaton. but remove Colds, anddhufe Cotn plaints of the Sumach and Bowels which evilly proceed from the Inclemencies of Winter. In Fevers of every fpecies (cfpr.- daily the Yellow or Putrid), Aithm.ts, Scurvy, Diforders of the Chet of a confumildve tendency, but particularly in the dif comforts and decays eidectining life, the experience of near half a century has indubitably proved their fuperior efficacy. The Family Bottle Ili. is only to be had at the Iloaor's houre, Lower Brook-Brea, where Hooks of Ceres are deliver ed gratis, and all urdi rs for exportation execut-d. Smaller Bottles luld wholefale and retail, by Melisi. Jebou!t old Co. Nu. iso, Oxford-Arm; and retail by all Venders of Medicine.