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\TRE..ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ' Y NEXT, Febrdary 16, zBot, Servants will ad a Tragedy, celled PIZARRO. loth time) a New estnic Opera, called VETER.AN TAR. 'Arse& tOt the VeteranTav covENT - 9/4 7 .-DEK. f NEXT, February i 6, 11301, ptetettiell the lstitel ARD THE .Tm . 4D. 2 7:E th n v k wainff it caned . rbei WSZ;: ij kh Payload Virthila OAATORID. AWE ?RICH/DAUM Log . . THEAtILEAOTAI„ CO ENT-044 FiliD4r NEXT,' February' 20i 1804 • be Dead L AI r With Carno Baireetaa, ...aeons, _tirigugeDrusith. ^a THE REQUIEM • Qr. gitANP.IF.UIf_. AN T HEM. ~ poled by E tla r.elehratc4ozaite, of Vienna. PALL RO NETIOROBO. igen bt/shi.vcri. sod fompoied-by &Onus.. . PART IL kire Gsanil. Concerto. Fr: Incletloti, " Heide tbiefted Melancholy." limit Goddard fair and.feee." Arek, Cour rather GoddJs." aff 4:& to n ts , ".Nnike theNinspl." .• r Smith, and Chonss,.. Cope and dip i t ,- . A .l;:tufEth, "Come potave Nun." r. "Cum bat Iteep i ; Cbonis, " 4 1oin with thee." Attn. Mr. Space, " =cc loathed; Air, blifs Tennant, .""Mirth admit mt." Itch. Mn.Brecad, At • Milt and Chid:" Air, " Sweet Bird," (aceomp. an the Violin, by Mr. O. Ansley) Air, Mr.Denamo. " it admit inc." Air, Mr. Inclean, " o n a plat." Reck. Mn. Secovid. " I I give thee honour due." Air, "Let me wander." Chorus, " And young and aid." Ead of Part 11. a Concerto,on the Grand Piano Poste by Mr. ' Pieta, (Pppil of Mr. CLZMENTL) rAtT Reedh Mrs. Duff4,lce vain dehldirllicle." Air, " But Oh fad Vimirr;" (lectlnmezded an the Violoncello by Mr. C. • • Refit. Mr. Denman, "Thin night," Air and Chorus, " Populous Clete" Air, Mr. Dignum, " There let Hymen." Air, (by desire) hEfs Tyrer, (her first appearance), With Heroes and Sages." Judith. Dr. Anse. Refit. Mrs. Dux k, " Me, when the San." Air, " Hide me from day'agerffit rye." Air, Mr. Spence, " 171'to the well trod Rage." Deetto. Mrs. Second Sind Mr Inelvdon," As Reels the morn." Air, Mifs Tennant, " Andrver al t." Xr, Mr Incledon, and Chorus, . 1 ' Thick delights." Principal Vocal Performers : • Mn. SECOND, MiIiVENNANI - , TYREft, Matter SMITH. (their firft appearance.) 'And Maclaine DOSSER. Mr. INCLEDGN; Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. SPENCF, Mr. DYNE, Mt DENMAN, Sce. &c. Among the Principal Initruessenta) to-formers are Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY. Organ. Mr. J. ASHLEY. Violoncelins--Mcflis. Charles Charles Maley, Sharp, rice. Principal Second Violin—Mr. Mahon. Parkinfon and Taylor. Tra:vpets—Meffrs. Smith, Tamplin, and Centel& Double Beffes--MelTrs. Jaime, .Francis, &e. Corned; Balfetata--Mees. Munro and Laler, jun. • hertswo. -Mr. SickeL 1 Oboes—Mars. Ling and Cornifh, jun. Violas—Mars. Haekwood and Munro, jun. flutos—Mara Weidner and Cotnifh, fen. Double Buffoons—Mars. jenkinfon and Laler. liorns—Melfrs. Wallis and jackfon. TruMbotats--Mars. Flack, Zwingman, and Drefaler. Double Drums—. Mr. R. A• Ih.: rep of the HAND and the CHORUSSFS, which will be numerous and complete, by the molt approved Performers. The %%hole under the dircdtion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen. • Jinxes 6s. Pit 38.6 d. Gallery as. Upper Gall. as. Half Price as axial at Nine &Clock. Places to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Stage Door. Ca: hs of !he Words, containing a Tranthation of the Requiem, and a Biographical Sketch of the Life of Mozart, to be had at the Theatre, price 6d. each. NEW 11IUS1C..--This day was pubilhed, lioNEs.. MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 23, Billiopfgatc-firee, HE OVERTURE, SONGS, CHORUSSES, de. in the DOMINION of FANCY; or, Hes Lazne's Toes, now performing with unbounded apphufe, at tbs Theatre Royal Covent-Garden. The Poetry by T. Dibdin. Ile Mu& by J. Moorehead and J. Attwood ; price 6s. The favourite Opera of, What a Blunder. The Poetry by J. G. I Viniiin ' Erg.; the Mufic by J. Davy of Exeter • price too. 6d. Ducts,with Harp or Mane Forte aceemp;ninsent ; 4 by psrmiffmn to Lady Hume. By James Filin ; price ya. 6d. N. B. 'l' lie above Set of Duets are particularly adapted for the fpeedy improvement both in 'Fafte and Science of thole who wall to attain vocal excellence. The Los-Ilea Cottage Sbsd, introduced by Mr. HM, in the Mtrshant tri• Venice: at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, with the created applaufe; price ts. Filen, &rife; a f.vorite Ballad, funz by Mrs. Atkins, at the Thc..a re ltoyal, Covent-Gerd= t price ie. L. uira ; or, the Maid of the Harltack, an rimy; compofrd by James Fitt's, and refpeetfully lnkribed to Mils Hannah More; price is. i Imulet's Letter to Ophelia, with an accompaniment for the 11 iris, by ditto; price is. dlendir's Oboß, by ditto; price is. Dr. Darwin's Ode to May, by ditto; rite is. Ye little Songßers of the Grove, by ditto; prier ThcOvaturcto Ladoitin ; a Duet, for. two Performers on one Nano Forte, dedicated to Mrs. Bartplosal, by Louis inicn ; putt as. 6d. • 2 4 Coact!) , Dances for the Year t Sot,whh the figures, &c.; I ,4 ee ts.lid-s•With every other faillionable Publication. • ht the CONVENIENCE of thy PUBLIC in GENRE Al, LUT PARTICI/CARLY OF OFFICERS ON SERVICE, AND PERSONS ON A MIA VOYAGE. Li ICE of LEMONS, in a concrete or'crylialifed Rate, being the pure acid part of the fruit in a folid and dry farm, n fendsling in appearance white Sugar Candy : Pre pared Only by Ham ar Co awn. Na. sco, Temple-Dar, Fleet ilreet, London t each package fired by himfeli ; said who' is mined to refet to the higffell authorities in this kingdoth, for Lo: parity of the prep. rafinn. This grateful Acid, now obtained uoder the pr. Cent Lance t/ant and elegant form of Cryitals. molt rcr"E ktxl Y ant v. " 11 rcTY Polkble purple of frdb Lemon Joke; and with thefe Tartha' advantage's. that being in a dry Rate, It in extremely . accupying very little room, and remlining tanchaaa. to any climate: and wi&all, being left espatfive than Lemnos, or Lennon price. At Ses, it may be laid to be Invaluable, many 0 the Mips in his Majelty's Navy, :rid in the fervice of the Hon. Lift India Company, have lot fame doe pith been fupplied with it in t verviersttle truantky. To be had of Itilkeley, Come and Co. Temple-Bar, oppo -4" thc Tegffik,London; pd at mit of the peincipal tom * tie 38213 THEATREA YNN MONDAY siscir Maidtki A f ter which (for the IC THE V This Evening—Cy Rl] 1 - 1 14 MO AY be, =HA.' After *ALM HARI This Evening — fb ----I-76 AT PLAT-HOU THEATREAc (IN FRIDAY* Overrun. I Double Buffoons, • TH crANI • Compolcd by thc VALLEG I • WritAen byltbiT • PART IL R ec k, •Mr. lecledoti, C o me thou God Mrs. Duirck, " CO Air. Mr. linclelloft...oroli Air. Matter Smith, sowl itccit. Mn. Puff!=k, "C C EP utn taut keft:' b „. .... . , Q y' $. . - -- • k..- ~ • -.A . . , 1 tillit:s' .i ' ..i V-... i . , •. ./ . '... : mik ui l pr lh '•l 7, 4 l ' •' 4 I"4' C(/ . ...:;:,..„,._ -„, -- "'N,. -. i ,- SATURDeIf, FEBRUARY I+, HANOPUR-SQIIARE CO) CRRT ROOMS. MISS LINV/OOD's EXHIBITION lb now open, and will continue every Day, (Sundays excepted). from Nine in the Morning until Evsning.--Thc Autti.ions this Seaton are the WOODMA w, from the celebrated Pietism. of Gainiborougb, in a Anon adapted for its reception : the Head of the above Woodman iu Wool, and Mif. la au oon's Por trait. from a Painting by blowier. Admittance One Shilling. DANCING taught in the molt Eilhionahle ay le at Mr. Viii,,SON'S Acutemy for flaming, ritahliatoel upwards of 18 years on the first r•fpedela ity, where Ladies and Ger.tienten may acquire a proficiency in all the faßtionible Minuets, Cotilioqs, Country Dances, Scotch, Nib, and Imitate Steps, Reds, Hornpipes, and every other faßtiosable dance now in pradliee, in the molt private manner, on moderate tams.= c P c a l Z may beard is the hook and be completed in all the ne. parts of Dancing in alortnight—the Small and Broad- Sword taught; elf° the Violin, Harp, and Foite Piano. The Sei:dl Subferiptlon Affembly is &id every Wednefday, at No. as, Hitydoa-fivare, Minoriea CHAMRERRY AND ITALIAN MUSLINS. AIL oBARTg Ind PLOWMAN, Manufaeurets to her MAJESTY, and all the ROYAL FAMILY, have the honour melt refpedlfully tb acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that attenspts having been made to impede do. the Public, imitations 6f their MANUFACTORY of CHAM BERRY MUSLINS, and to fellinferior Articles as ROMA RTS and PLOWMAN'S MAIM/ACTOR IS, without the haft chin, to merit or Mgcmifty, they are compelled to inform the Nobility, &c. that their Manufadlory it the only one capable of making real Chamberry Mullins in this kingdom, and their Warchoufe the only plate where they can lie bought Genuine. They further requeft Ladles to obferve, that all Mulling made in (lowa Pieces, or in any other manner, end fold at Chamberrys, arc deflitute of either the Taße, Elegance, or VI (Ilion of their Manufadtory. Silks, Ir:fh Poplins, and Boinbazoens of their own M 3.11- faclure, in the greatelt variety. Merchants Orders eaecutcd with the accußomed allowince. No. t, Chandos-ftmet, Covent-Garde. TO OFFICERS OF HIS MAJESTY'. ROYAL NAM AND ARMY. Buaoess's Warehoufe, xoy,Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps. r BURGESS and SON refpeafully inform Gen: . . 01, • tdinen,of his Majeity's Royal Navy and Atiny,they con tinue to prepare and pack in their approved Method for Chan ad Sondes and Long Voyages, fuch u they warrant to key good forlfsarain any Clinaste,Caft,s of atcu sAl:cies for Ftsit,, Beef Steaks, Cold Meats, Halt Mutton, Mince Veal, &c. j Pichlcd 'tripe, Pickled or Corned Beef, prepared in an entire new svay, Clow not to eat Salt if at Sea Twelve Months) Alfa their Ready made Multard, which will keep good Eighto i 'Month, Genuine Durham Flour of Muttard, New SaNad Gil., 'Cafes of Pickks in gran Variety, Hams, Ton.rnes, Cheefes of 'Marta' Kinds, French and Spud& 011 s, Eau*, of MintC ( Thyme ind Pariley, German Saufages, Gor,Tona Anchovies for Staidwiehes, Toad, &c. l'ayenno Pepper, Cayenne, Garlic; Elder, Tarragon, and Shallot Vineguy with a great 'Variety hf dth:r nocettal stores, Foetid to any Amount, on the tharode ;• Notiett' • ~: " ~. BY TILE KING'. PATENT. • Granted to J. SMETFJURsr, Lamp Contraeta . r, At Ida Patait Lemp?lannfaaary, No. 79, Be. Maartne.lo Hill, Borough; for AN IMPROVE)) LAMP, for light;ng Shops, Warehoufes, Compting-hodes, Halls, btairegfes, Offices, Ste. &c. where a coca and pleafant !Wu is required.— This new Unproved Lamp will burn common all, and give equal light to the floater .Lanips, called Argand's P..tent,' that bum only with Spermaceti oa. The v.:pence in liglsdng Smetlurris Patent Lamp is ode lialfpenry tact hour, and will give equal light to five ciniks. The Public will find a greot faving in adopting the improved Lamp, as the Pawnee *ill engage to light ins Lamp, which gives equal fight to the former, at one third lets expenc:. In there Lamps, Common Oil is equally U.vret, and free from finoak, as Spermaceti Oil ; alfo the great difficulty In cleaning the tubes in the former is entirely remov. ed in the new improvement ; they are made in brats and tin neatly japanned, in a variety of patterns for different tiles— where a large flock wilt be kept, that the Public may be fup pli,3l on the Monett notice. Alto props. Oil, Cottons and Glaffes, for Cie above, on the lon tit terms. J. S. alto informs the public, that he is appointed the foie A.:ent fur Vending navale's new patent Cylindrical Refrac tors for lnereafmg Light, which peffellks pectdiar advantages one all others, for Lighting public or private Lamps, fuperior to any eve yet offered to the Pgblic, as one / amp will give equal Bye tit four common Lamps; they are pt :feftlypleafant to the eye, gho.great glare occafioned in lens burners is entirely removed, add one can dittioguilb any ohjedl under the Luraglit they can be applied to various purpetes, where a throng anti plt-f laic:lst is required at a diaance. N. B. line Spernuceti and other Lamp Oils, with Lamps . and lanterns of every defeription for all purpofes, fold whole. Pale, mall, mad for exportation. MINERVA OFEICE, LEADENHALL-STREET. NtslWeck wflW publiated, In s Volt. ludo. price es. Pewee. WHAT HAS BEEN. A NOVEL, What has been--may be, And will be again." ANow. Printed for William Lane, Leulenhall-ftrret ; aad fold by evcry Boar, der in this Kingdom ; alfo in Ittedirs, at aU the CircuLttlng Libraries—Wh:rc 41fo may be had, kat publithed, ANCIENT RECORDS; or the Assay of SAINT 03WYTIlr. By J. A. Hotiky Cordes. In four Volumes, price lIL fewed.—Allo, by the famc Author, ETIIRLWINA ; or the Mono* of Frrz-Auauaut. 14 three Volumes, price zoe.6d. TABES DORSALIS, And the DiNdis of the Savninal Fundions, Bcc. PRACTICAL tabLIES and REMARKS on the TABL, - ; DORSAL'S. This day was publiCttect. Price ga in large Odavo, bound in Boards, The Second F.ditira, with very COLlblterable A/dition s, of IDRACIICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that fpecies of 'CONSITNIPTION incident to Viruth. and the iiittactit Stages of Life, criminally calk/ TAIbES DOR SALL; ; with an account of then:nitre, cr.fits, and cure ofitnit riper;D ft demoottrating its baneful trees on the finelt functions of the Animal (Economywincluding the Denies al fino therefrom; efpecially the Nervous Atropine., the Elog-ri rds,and the PhthiLs, or Confumptluo in GaseraL With Nilo ria of Cala occurring in the Author's Practice durir.g the lath fourteen years, and the preferiptious for the Remedies, trans fisted into Englith for the bereft of the Public., By - HENRY ST.JOHN NEALE;Efq. (Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery In Paris; of tke Univerflty of Leyden, and Surgcun in London; formerly Surgeon Major to the fifth Regiment of Infantry ; wed tea Royal Holpittl at Chatham.) Sold by J. Walker, Nw 44, Patemofter-row; R. Fackler, New Bocd-Arect ; and at the Author's book, No. .58, l:otcce of Greek-Rrect, Soho-fquare. For a particular account of the nature and utility of the above Work, the Rraden are referred to the Biographical; I.iterary and Scientific Magazine for hat June, from itige sal to in:. From which the following Extract is taken. A (mall EZTRAt r from the Hiltorical, Literary, Biographical. and Scientific Magazine for hit June, on the SubjeCt of the above Work..—See Page :14 to I 2 I. _ . . . . . Medical laseurledge - bas lately received an impostant se, celTion, from Mr. NIALIe& Egays on the Pears Dolts.% Ss•-a nil (pecks of COONTOptiOII ' in its operation and egeds—do peculiarly incident to youth and other gages-of life, and I. fumes to be trued alnicift cielutively to that age, is Is. ec treat. ed by a Gensionan who Is cvidcutly competent to the VA^. When w, accompany him inveitigatiog cur./. trairking and ' difc:intisiativg fympto,ne, calif:Ming regimen, and Ind: - bins isuctlfire, we perceive a mind foruifhed with copious =tale alt, which it has abilities and till to employ to the belt asinine bade. He takes a very compirehaifive view of his [shied. Ha begins with anatomy, as far as relates to his theme. Having prefeated to his reader th,: nature oldie fyfient, he proceeds to the fywytor a sad indications of this malady, by which it is fa very daageremilf affedied.--Prom the egos which aicertain the esifience of the diftemper, he follows it Ij its immodi ite sod ultimate effeda In his illogrrtion tic avoids %fp-41CDs, an 4 adheres to the Wont of experience, comprehending bis emit obfervations And teltimunv of other prof,•flkaoal men. In this part of his wort, he quotes pagadcs from the molt madmen Moen of auzievit and 'mast timis, esplainie.: the prin. cipies and radii.= of the refreeLve writeni.- 1 / 4 his eitu:ora we ail...err a judgment, which rigidly altoutsts in fel...Alen. to Whit is Curkillalle aad appofite to hit purport'. Mock.; en fielded the Jtkafe, and the mode of treadog it by other., be web grcat candour and aurracy details his own ntitclice.flewe the Fettle/pies on which he proseedad, and hit riafoos, sad cc hibitt the relish in a iummari, which difplays the power sod habit of geacratisatioo. it as patio* frotrillels to c00ry44 4 !mit) ."—Odobot d. skip. • •01 N . ' t i . 4. .I , , , • . 1 i t i.' '. . ' ' ; ; • .. r-• ... , ',1.7. • ' '-' , , 41.451 P ' ' .44 :4%7:: ' t r ,' • .7.,„,!- - . . c l .. .11P't i ;5 .... : . _••,; k7 . . • i.: ; • 3 ;:c . ( ' •. r- 0 -4 P. , '. `\ l • r-- ‘... r ' ' , - -;,. ~ • N - ..!.,. _ ...)./...x o „ ~.,..,,,....,,,... • ... AP;-IN. . t . ' . • . } ~.4 t ' r • _ t . . - t / , .13 . RUART I+, 1801. . - • • • • CPRICF. SIXPENCE _______ _ ---•• ! 3. ! . LIFE AN'NUTFIES. • ALIVP.RTISEMENT. • . . i , PROPOSALS for railing 48,0001, by way a . A GENTLEMAN of irreproachable Charatrer,'• Tontine, or Securities for Life Annuities inereallng by • L 1 . •', if • and genteel Connedions, wan e s t h e Porchafe of a Maul Survivorihip, to be divided Into four dißind Clafres, and to be of Refponlibilky, in a Civil Capacity, either in Town se fecund (under the din-Hiatt of eminent Counfel) upon F:tat.-s oatio—...y. A ' ' The Gentleman Bus had a liberal Education, but Is in the County of Suecx, of the nett Annual Value rof to ;•:.4 by no mean a goo d wr i ter or arquaioar d w i t h h o fi m .A. i n _ .-• may be had et, and particulars rcfpeellng the fame obtained ridable feerecy will be obferved, if required ; but nothing front Jofeph Ward, Efq. Newman Itrect, Oxford-Rivet ; and dilhonottrahlc or el:jun.lE4llc will be catered Into. Proper at • . hkers•Maberley &Danish King ' s-road, of King's-ad, Bedford-row. t4 t at i ons f of charad erSan be produced. An explanation of .ii , ANNUITIES UPON LIVES. 1 Tams and the nature of the Situadan ars requeitcd by the Ad- -1 !! i vertikr. . Letters (....Ickeffed to D. M. at P. Hedgcland's. . .• . THE Corporation of Wifbeeh in the County of ; ststion „ , Fdeotera win he athrod , A to. . •e• Cambridge propok to grant A NNurriEs. upon SINGLE- I .-- ' ' i ' l ' LIVES, or upon Two or more Lives with Benefit of survivor- iyo OFFICERS OF HIS MAJESTY'. ROYAL 14AVV Clip ; but no greater Turn than soot. will be accepted upon any AND ARMY. t • Life under Twenty years of age, or inor than 300l. ft un any a u aosss ' s Warehoufe, 107,Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps. Ilk under Thirty tens of age. The fecurity is unque tottably good; and the Annititka will, if &tired, be paid half-yearly at . I BURGESS and SON refpealully inform Gen: . 1 ' a banker's in London. Any perlon willing to-advance money I • thinwn,of his Majefty's Royal Davy and Anny,they con-' ' e . for the purchafe of fuel, Annuities, may be informed of the ~tinuc to prepare and pack in their approved Method for Chan- , • terms, on application to Mats. Bellamy and Girdleftone, At- I nil Service and Long Voyages, Inch as they warrant to kee 'tornies in Wilbech ; mentioning the lam they with to advance, I good for.lftmraln any Clintace,Cafes of etcu SAUces for Ft,,tl„ and the age and invitation In life of thecnontince. All letters : Beef Steaks, Cold Milts, Ratio Mutton, Mince Veal, &c. muft lee peat-paid, odscrwlie they cannot be noticed: j Pickled 'tripe, Pickled or Corned Beef, prepared in an milts I • t i . l • )1. ~f~i • i~ 1 ,1 1 +i t• LOTTERY FOILTHIi MOOT DIAMOND. 'HE Tickets are Two Guineas each, and num• bered from r to 11,418, the flrft drawn of which in the ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, ad MARCH, aor will receive the Prise, now iepofited in the tank of £nglaod, and &teethed in the: Aet of Parliament as follows : And whereas the fald Diafnond is efteerned hy fitilful La " pidifts to be but little inferior in weight and equal in water " and brilliancy, to any known Diamond in Europe; and the value thereof is noweftimated at a fum little Chun of Tni Kyr " THOUSAND POUNDS." SWIFT and Co. No. I I. Poultry, London (eltahltibed In the year '759), and at their State Lottery Officer, In Dublin and Meow, are appointed to fell the "1 - ickets of the above Lottery. A Medd of the Diamond maybe fees at either of their Ofices. Letters ardivered, and Schemes lent grads. • . SUPERIOR ADVANTAGE. BRITISH STATE LOTTERY, aeo, Begins drawing ad March, 180 t. MESSRS. HODGES and Co. (Stock Brokers), at the State Lottery Offices, No. 149, Oxford-meet, and No. 44, St. Janies's-flreet, take the Dewy to Inform the Nobility and Public, that Tickets will rife eonfider.ibly I. fore the drawing commences and they will (if required) engage to take back the Tickets a nd Shares, and rtturu the nic.ney on the Saturdiy before drhwing (to thole who purchafe at the above Offices) if the Prices &cold bt lower than at the ?rerun . _ --- Tickets and Shares are on Sale (as above) in great Tarktr, and on as reafenable terms as at any °thee of Credit .in the Kingdom. N. B. Purfuant to Adt of Parliament, no bufinefs trancaeled before Eight o'Clock in the morning, Sc after Eight in the Evening. .• Prizes to any amount paid on demand, and all orders ft Hely attended to. ENGLISH LOTTERY, Begins Drawing the ad of March act. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Prim of £•30400 20400 3 zo,coo 4 34 00 . 6 2400 TO ...... 10:00 . x 6 Soo Si • zoo zoo SO 17, 200 ''''' 18 Half a Million of Money Sterling In prizes. Part of the Capitals wiU be determined u under : Brit-Drawn Ticket soh Day L. to,co Ditto 19th Day 20,000 Ditto 33d Day 30,000 Ditto ,oth Day 2sooo . The Prism of this Lottery will be paid at the ufusl rime In full fterling money, without any difanunt or Jeduaon. T 'ICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are A- felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE In England, Scotland and Ireland. And tke Prism pahltat deism ud. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket C- 1 7 7 0 Half 8a 0 Eighth s 5 6 (carter 410 0 Sixteenth s 3 3 *„• Pcrfons in tit_ codntry 'nay be (applied with 'rickets or Shires the fame as if prerent, by limas; Po4t Office Orders, good Silts. Oath, or Bank-notes, to any Lieenfed Lott, ry 011s*. TifEl*FrSTAllt LOTTERY, FOR ruivokinant CENTURY. mom* antawooro gabble - a, 'lBot. TIcKETS are fellipl!s:c hi lv , ariety of Num bers, divided " into Eighths, odd Six teenths, at •• • DRUMMOND% OLD STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 65, FLEET-STREbIf, Adjoirdaz the Bolt and Tun Inn--it tinfoil:owing Prices : Ticket - tl 3 0 Hal( -. 818 0 I Figbth 2 k 5 6 a_sitter - 410 Sixts.ebib - 3et • r. Davis mono moires his grateful acknowledgerneats to the genettitts'Pubile, for the unmerows favours he has reeeived in the cuurfe of mast Lotteries derby. the Wt century—t lab his former attcntiun td their intel X. has waked thtir future tavours. As a duty he owes to the Public. he main reqa..fis them to make an early part-We, being convinced, front tht rapid file, the judicious arrangement of the prefent Seam,: (s,h,Tein Half a Minim of Al'bey is at tttt ififpofal of Dace F.'; ~ e ), and the great influx of Notd/ity, Cseciry, and p:if ms I.f rapeaabillty from the filter kingdom. AC. Ste. that it hi 114:111,r p.uhable that llekefs be at 201. bc ria the Draw or panfes ibmeNte . wouid do well to cane to 65, Fl ' ectsitrett, as It will be is fate Rehm. ' The full money will he paid at this Office, without difcmint, et the orual tinte (or the p: dent Lottery. Potions in tee Country. by fending to this OP:re Port-Oflke orders, f auk-no:cs,ar cult, may depend on kaki:4 tech orders pun:laany era/used with illfpsuch. .11sars told at this Office are regularly Ciimped at the Stamp-OfSee by otd:t of Ooverunwnt, alf* nkb the C:cwri, oil round it " Drummond. 6t, Flert-itresx." Correa Numerical Books kept, Nnnibres carefully csandesod, and Tieheu regifttrad at Cal. per Number, and a tttt 01111 Mist of their lauds kat by raft a: Om as arovis. 'FIFTY ROUNDS winbe given to any Lady A. or Gentleman that will procure the Advertifer a penna min situation under koverlanteet, in any Public Office, or ary gitration under Goveznnienithaele adequate to ttri Pre mium ; the Preference will be riven to a Situation near Patti mouth, tat Hampffiire. The treateffi feerecy may be relied ea; and a line aildrirTed (poll paid) for S. M. to be left at Ao. t t, Common Hard, Portfa, Harts, will be attetaled to. courrtr or soWßsrr. • TO BE SOLO 111 BY raivirg CONTRACT. A MOST ELIGIBLE STATE, fitu.tte near -L LL a good Turnpike Rood, at this Silva= of s few Mika twin the City of Banal. The Farm contains about Ninety Acres, and has a fubftan dal Houle, with fultable Offices, whirls at a (man Expenee may be converted into a molt comfortable Manikin; on the Eltste is found an extremely valuable anal inexhiuffible Article, peculiar to the Spot, frcm the Sale of *kWh s confalerable Fortune may be acquired. For ( n ether Particobrs apple, if by Letter, Pon paid, to Meffm lilake, Solicitors, Ciotti Coon, Careyltreet, Lamina. COUNTY of SUSSEX, and POROUS:3O of NEW StfORE HAM.-101.41-Houfes which cony Votes for Membana to ferve in Parliament for the Comity of Sullex, and Borough of Nov Shorehan. TO BE SOLD—The umiermentioned itoufes : Lot t. A FREEHOLD Dwelling-Houfe, fitoate in the Town of New Shoreham. Confiding of a Cellar, Kitchen, Parlour, three Bed•Charnbers,and a Garret over the whole, Wail -tiotkc, and (mall Garden, now in the occupation of Mr. John Edwards, Ship-builder, price yd. Lot 2. A Freehold Dwelling-hotife adjoinins Lot 1; coin- priling a Kitchen, Parlour, two Bed-chambers, Walla-boat, and a (mall Onrcitn, price sot Further iarticukirs may be known by applying to Mr. Brooker, Attonii'y at Law, Brighthehnlione. FILLEHULLI ELANOIL AND ESTATE IN HAMPSHIRE, By MR. WHITE, At Grxrawaes Coffee-Houfe, Chasze Alley, London, ob Wetinefday the asth day of rebruLry next, at 11 o drab, A VALUABLE and truly defirablc FREE -IIOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Puri& of Fideld, in the , County of Southampton, diltant one mile front WeyhiU, four from Andovre, fixteen from Wincheßer, and thirteen from Saliilwry,—compri deg, The Manor, or reputed Manor or I.ordfhip of PI&ld. other. wife Prichead, co-extenfive with the Parini, with the Finlay, Royalties, and Appurtenances, extcnlive and valuable Wacols and Woodlands, abounding with game; a gond Mullion or Farm-Houk, with commodious Granaries, Barn., Stable,,, Out-houfes, Gardens, Orchards, and r h Arabic Pafture and Meadow I..and, in a high Rate of Cultivation, and plentifully fupplkd with fine Springs of Water • the Whole containing, by Admeafuronent, 42a Acres, Roods, 7 P.:mile:, and occupied with other Lands, by Mr. Hipgent, for a Term which will expire on the toth Day of Odloher, tflo3. To be viewed until the bale, by applying to Mr. Higgcns, the Tenant, of whom printed P.,tIiCULLIS only he bad: alto of Melts. Johnfon and Gathall, fs!;,:it•lr4, queen-Iquart, London, Mr. Bird, Colicky, Andover; S; ar inn, Andover; White Har t, Salifbury ; White Hart, M'inch , fter ; the Printout( the San f homy Journal, Hampfbire Chroninle, and Reading ury ; at the place of Pale ; and of Mr. White, Priwes-lircat, :;eo rey's Gate, Weßnanlier, where a plan may be fen. PORTUGAL MERCHANTS, BRANDY MERCHANTS, _ And OTHERS. CAPITAL MANSION, LAWRANCI POL•LTYEY•LANI. To be SOLD by Aucrum, by GEORGE SYDER, On Friday. the 27th FebruAr,e, tgot, at Garraway's Coffee- Houk ' Exchange-Alky, at Two o'Clock preeifcly, ALL that fpacretts cicgant MANSION or DWELLING HOUSE, bro. 2. pleafantly [dilated on the Square of Lawrance Pinfitney Hill, Cannon-itrcct, Landes), as the fame is now in the occupation of P. Lawrie, Lfq. Mer chant, whole Leafe expires at Michaelmas next. Confiding of excellent 1!;ht Dining, Draw;ng, Bed, and Drellling Rooms, a Nurfory and flacious Offices, a Laundry and convenient Water Oaf. ts. An handforne paved Hall at Entrance, with a commodious Staireafe, a Counting-honk, front and back Kitchen, capable of the greatelt improvesucnt, and perfedly adapted for a Wine, Liquor, or other Merchant, where room is require -I, having a dry Warehoufe, and arched Vaults • now under tae Purvey, and within the limits of the Coition-hot:l'e, for bonded I dquirs, and capable of carrying Lemons two and three hundred Puncheons. Thc lituation is peculiarly retired, dry, airy, and healthful, centrical for Bonne% and at once commanding the Ezchange, Cußom-houfe, and River Thanks. Further Particulars to be bad of Mr. Luard, No. 5. Red Lion Square. WEST COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT, HANTS. FOR SAL& IT ♦UCTION, At the FOUNTAIN 11111 it Wtt't CONTI, On Friday the 37th February iSo,, at 6e'clock in the Evening, I.'nle.fs fowler difpofed et by Private Contract, of which Notice win be given,) • 1 A LI. that VALUABLE FREEHOLD MES- I 11 SCAM:. and g.nd secuitotned Shop, notate oppofitc to ' the Fountain Inn, in Writ Cowes, with a 3Vorkihop, Soap , houfe, Stable, Storehoufes, Rol:ditty, ti.inkn, and Appur -1 tcnances thereto belonging; the rabic being now in the oceu- I nation of Mr. katfey, Grocer, Tallow Chandler, and Soap 1 &like, as Tenant z.t The Shop, rebid% Rands in the molt eligible fituation, is fpa -1 clout, and has been eitabliihni, in the above line, for upwards of Sity YeArs, and is now in full Trade—The itremifs• arc well e.,kulated for carrying no an estenfive Bufinch, and have a lido itiit,ge from the principal Reset in C0M4.1, and alto a comniu , nicatiou with Carver Lam. The Girders is on an Eminence, where a Hoek may be 1 creflul to comin.ind one of the Inca beautiful Prolpects in and kom the Mild; having the delightful Hill adjoining Fall COWCI °opine; the River Molina, lunging a cot. ;.:ruble way in 63ht, towards Newport, with the deb Country nu both fides ; the Sea, with Southampton Rivet opening on the left, and tCP. soinatior wklt an eat. nfivc diftvett view of the country, ex tiodnut tram Ponfiliwir Hikto the New Foreß, It:. forming tmettier a molt enchanting fume..Cuwes is a Healthy tires, and much frequented In the Bathing Seaton. For further Partioulan apply to Mr. Callawac, Scolisita, Portfinouth. . "