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.~ .. • -,-, 7 1 , ;WS ~,,, Ai Al s , , .. . - • . .._,9 *# e.-14-4rilb 410 1,4 k., :-.0:44,17p.....,„-: . . .....".." . . , . _ . a. , . II . —. . • • ...,,. ..... ..• Noon 3802) FRIDAT, JANUARY 28,' ISO 1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. EAST INDIA HOUSE,Yetteovrs ts, ISO°. 'THE COURT DIRECTOIRS of the A- UNITED COMPANY' e MERCHANTS I ENG LAND traits: to the Eafi laiiier,k &edgy Ada, N.ikt, That a General Cowie if the fa cmov g will be deli at their Horfe is Leadeaballyireet, ea Tarp, :beak& ;afloat, parte 'levee o'elki its tbe forenoon watilfix a Re (Dada:, k India ern the foikta iaz rsOials, " That Lietdeaset-Colarel 7sztte Oliver, late of the Fort St. " Crow Fflaftlyhmatt, k rOored to the CanfranY4tviar t" In order to determine by filch hada whether dap e part. in fear of the Ptvricto, trefrid at the fail Guard Conti oaf ea that the fail Laidernmet-Cclonel lama Oliver he oviform, to the Compel: fir wee." WILLIAM RAMSAT, Starr:try. This day was *gifted, In ,to. price tas. Boards, JEP-ORTS of Ca relating to the DUTY and OFFICE of a E of PEACE, from Michacl mu 1776 iodate, to. how 1786 inciadivc. Part 3, and laft., with a Taiga of.thc principal hitters contained in the whole Work. By THOMAS CALDECOTT, Efg. Of the handle Temple Barriiter at Law. EPR Ica SMPINCE. TM-MORROW EVENING, January 24, 1801, .1. their Wattles Servants will ad KING EAa Tra g edy, called R. King Lear, Mr. KEMBLE ; C o rd i elia, Mrs. SIDDONS. later the Play, (a3d time), a new Pantomime, called HARLEQPIN-AMULET ; Or, THE MAGICK OF MONA- Ilhe New Overture, Songs, And Choruffes, by Mr. Shaw, With Sake:lions from the late Mr. Sconce and Mr. Keily. This Evening—TM School for Scandal, andHluiequin Amulet. Landau : Printed by A. fitr:M;o, Law Printer to the IClng's Moft Excellent Majefty ; fur It. ataxy, Law Bookfclk r, Inner Temple-Low; of whom may be had Part t and 1. This day vratpublithetl, In Two Volumes, price 7S. band, a new Edition, being the THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO- MORROW EVENING, January 24, tBo t, will be prefcnted the new Comedy, called LIFE. Atter whil4ch will4RX be performed WW , the new Pantomime of ..E'S TOUR ; Or, THE DOMINION FANCY. This Eveniar—Tho School for Reindict ; wk[ uarkgnin'a Tour. On Monday the new Comedy of the School for Prejudice. FORTY-THIRD NIGHT. SANS SOUCL By the Authority of the Right Hon, the Lotto Outlet a LAIN, TO-MORROW EVENING, January's 4, iBor, .1. will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Leicetter-Putt, Leiceitenlquare, an Entertahuttent, onkel) , New, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. Arrangement of the Recitation and Seep PART see. Dregs and his Villa. Rec. Agreeable Company. Song. •Perpetual Youth. Song. •Lore and Reafun. Ree. Conjugal tae a tom. Rae. A Receipt to Kill Wises. Song. •liotteryof Wedlock. Song. The Poet and paper. Ree. A Trial of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de Dank. Soot. Enna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet, and Nancy. PART R. Rec.l he Captain and the Post. Rec. The Club. Song. •Brother Jack. Song. •The Thing, the Kick Rec. Sailors. and the Go. Bong. •Filial Love. Rcc. The Melt. Rec. A return of Reafon. Swig. Tack at Greenwich. Sung. The Sweets of Love. Rae. More ?haying. Song. Great News. PART 111. Ree. Hotta Caleb. Rec. The Two Gators. Song. Highgate Probation. Song. The Canary Bird. Rec. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Scraps. Song. 'Another Cup and then. Song. °Echo. Rec. Which is the way to Rec. The Cbup de Grate. Windier T Song. 'The thirs. Sorg. •A Little! The whole is written, and cornpofed, and win be fpoken, lung and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. Bores ss.—Area 3e —Gallery 25. Doors to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to krill at Pelt- Placa for the Beres to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Mulic Wareboufe, Lefeefter.fquare ; where may be lead the Songs in the Entertainments of Sans Sonel ; the Novel d Hannah Hewk ; the Younger Brother; she Hiftory of the Stage, complete, In hes volumes, and every other amide (pa cified in hie Catalogue. The feop marked thus (') are pubfifhed. On Monday neat will be public/fed, " Highgate Probation." Saw Souet will continue open Mondays, Thurfdays, and Saturdays, during the &aka. MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES. ON TUESDAY a COURSE of LECTURES on the Matl'ERIA MF,DICA, PRACTICE of PHY SIC, and CHEMISTRY, will recommence at the Laboratory, in Whitcomb-ftreet, Lelcefter-ftmare, at the ufual morning bnurs, Iz.-the Materia Menica, at a quarter before Eight; the Pradticit of Phyfie, at Half after Eight, and the Chen:nary, at a quarter after Nino. By GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. P.R. S. Senior Phyficlan to EL. Georges Hofpital, and of the College ' of PhySelarts. A Regifter Is haftottheltifes of Dr. Porfon's Eadests. to St. George's liodineal and an atewoti limo of dem at a CLINICAL LEI:110U every Saturday mort4n t y at Xi* o'clock. _ _ _ Propotals my be by! at St. George's Hui:vital, and -ist Ea. eeltarAsste. • 01 0. ' • DR: NORA'S') DROPS. . . 9'HE wellAnown Virtstraf theft lAireps reader that peculiar* Applicable . .. ebb prefer. asTiod or the Year. They sot preterecbleacopillitutionanwit the Mande) of this Seaton, bet rettsdre Cedda; the& Cm piaints of the Stomach and Dowels which osimirrpooesied from the loclemencies of Voice. hi' Fevers of nem I= l 4loo- daßy the Yellow or Pield4), ARMIN) Sentry. of the MA of a amftunptive tendency, but partigalani It the tiff' comfotts and decays of declining life, the experimee of one half a century has indubitably proved their &perky elleacy. 'lle. Mundy Souk sox Y only to be had at theDositer's &a Lower Brook-iimet. what Books of Corso are deliver edratis, mid ail atlas for ' emoted. ••:tuner Bottles fold whelBfi c and retail, by Iteffrs. jeboult srhl C'-'• No. kith Word-Mutt anst mail by all Yenden of FOR RHEUMATISM', SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. STEERS's . OPODELDOC IT is with real regret that the Proprietors of this maitigie (ta colleges:nee of the eitraewlinary Eire upon Sprits, a:itt upon oder ankles of which It is compoled) bad thernfrlves under the Ismer, of having' reconrfe to the fame alcature arbick they adapted in syne, name, that of whilog shxpatte per Bottle to tie Price, in seder that tiny may be able to caotiaat the Whack with a Lair profit. They, how ever, pleilge theinfelves to the Public, that when any material and permanent reduiStlen In the articles of ebb Coropolk*n Qua taL: tiled, they will again lower the charge, lad given,- ake of it as they did upon the farmer oeceben. The *Moir mellows of this Medicine, and the esologpmeht luriing Froducsaf a varier/ of Imitations Pa riWort «.• it quoit id to obfervc, th a t on the oath& of ea ch Bottle of Inc Opodelsloc is palled a Starnp, in whkk are en- Ir.red tbefe weeth..P F. Thwarrtv, Ns. PIRA.' AU schen are comma*. Sold only by F. Newsom!, at theWodhedo for Dr. jamds Powder, No. as, in St. Pads haw &Mahon the corner of Cheapfalr, Landes V a id fists as_ by Merin% Ichoult and Co. N. 150, tad o,..ictd.ftn="• J . Wade, Old Dand.ftreet hid Ca Cowper-an-4 ; Godfrey ard web., Somdmioptmoalmo I I. Ward, hltddie-row, Holborn; T.Tutt, Royal. Ridemp ; Itoa W. Clarke, am m o, High. met. Poise ae• dd. Pr Dot de, Including the Stomp, or Sia for 138.64 N. B. At the Opadeldoe fur P.spueradoo io canoed from StamPl. and therefore dtprbred cd that mask of autbentl %mgr. and mime qmsatieks of couisterfelm are knit oat of the balida, ; an • pariamedwood. to plebs hide Impolleloos, are em s _ es to be peree m b r onignsi, .tr. • ea./rates rnmemare the Asada firs Ms. 21ewlisg0. ... ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL. THE Annivcka77lsin;;oribe Gentlemen educated at thh SCHOOL, will be held at the Landon Tavern, Bithopfgaccoltreet, on Monday the addi of Jats.lBot. STEWARDS. Efq. Mr. jonx TWZDALIt, tirear. greatest Eq. Ihit SITRIII, Hamer Knerron, I.lq. TROILAS Bien, Eta. Dinner en Table at Few Aloe).- Tickets zoo. bd. each, to be hod of the Stewards, and at the Laub* Tavern. LIFE ANNUITIES. PROPOSALS for railing 42,0001. by way of I Tontine, or Securities for Life Annuities inerearant by Survivorlhip, to be divided into four diltindt Claire', and to be fettered (under the direetion of eminent Counfel) upon Eitatea in the County of Suffet of the nett Annual Value of 64701.1 may be had of, and paAleulars rare:tiny the fame obtained from Jekyll Ward, Efq. Newman lived, Oxford-greet ; and MeliroMaberley EcDardel, corner of King's-road, &Jibed-row. MONEY ADVANCED. NOBLEMEN, Ladies of Rank, Young Gen damn of Fortune, and others, having Intorno for Life, or in Reverfion ariftng from the Fund., Freehold, Copyhold, Lcafehold, and other /Rates, Rent Charges, Marriage Settle mans, or other Securities, may be accommodated with tem porary or permanent funs of money to any amount, at a Mort notice, and with the utmolt fancy. Apply to Mr. Baker, Agent, No. ry, Token-houre-yarl, tear the Bank. ELIGIBLE SMJATION FOR. AN INN AND HOTEL. TO BS SOLD ST •UCTION. On the 26th day of February neat, between the Hours of Sour and Eight in the Afterooon, at the SWAN No, in the Town of H IVLEV, near NeWCASTLE UNDER Lease, fubjedt to Conditions to be then produced, ALARGE, lofty, Modern-built FREEHOLD BRICK HOUSE (but not in complete repair) with about half an acre of Land, more or left, furrounding it ; fats. avid In the middle of the fold Town of Haulq, which is itfelf the centre of the exteufive chain of populous Towns, called The STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES. The Houle may be converted, at a light ezpence, into a ca pital lon or Hovel; the Land belonging to it being fullaciendy fpaeious to ere Stables and other Offices. The great Mint of Rrangera, and the wants of the neigh bourhood, make it probable that fuch an EftabliOnnent, 'on a large Scale, would be highly advantageous. Further Information may be obtained, frost Mt. Junes Whitehead, at Hanley Jan. s 7, igen Tbio day was pobEilhed, price rs. 6d. PANDOR.A's BOX, and the Evils of Britain; with credos!, jutt, and equitable Mons for their anni hilation, and for the prefervation of the Peace, Happintfs, and Profperiry of the "Country. By JOHN BROADLEY, Merchant. Sold by Vernor and Hood, N 0.31, Poultry ; and J. DebrOtt, A' SCHOOL BOOK. • This day was publithed, price 35. 6d. Bound; or ea. Sae Paper, THE WORLD IN MINIATURB: a vary curious and infteudtive Book, particularly adapted for the tlfe of School.: where French and Geography are taughe—This is aridly a Book of French Esercifes (lays the &kith Critic for bit October), with the advantage of being alto fuhfervient to the Rudy of Geography: they who profefe Mr. Matraes Grammar. which has had an =ease circulation, will of eoerfe with to procure this; and they who confult this Book, wM probably be fuMciently pleated with the ingenuity of the Auer" so with to know his Grammer. bold by T. Hera, Ma 3st Patrnsofter row. Mr. HAMILL teaches French ie prtwatetanrilies and refgettk shit foods : he Uses No. ya, Lower Sloane-kreet, ChAf)ft . T 1 414, 3 1120 ... . ... ._ •In o.‘init„ rse. In 11•04 ik„ GRAMKAR. of e ARABIC LAN xx. GAGE,, le *hick the Rates we ilulltated by Auibori- Makin tit: Itch Writer* Mite** adtpted (fir tPre fercetof di Itionendats.Ealt Inds taimpney. The Second alines ‘ICI4I . 4IIEISOK. '' By JOSEN RIB M,, 14 F.&A. of the DAMdk Tawka. acid ofWatittant Calker, °arced London : Printed 'be Murray ind Righter, 3%, Heen-areet; LD : Sewell, Cornball; Wynne and Maley, Paternotter-row : rkett, Piccadilly; Caddl and Davies, Strand; and J. ding. St. janns'a-ttrect. Whet* array be bad, by tbie Cane Author, A-Diagonal, Pollan, Arabic, and Englilb; and Englith, Terrain and Arabic, a yob. folio, price rot 16s. bound. This day was publinted. litegantly printed in Quarto, and inuftrateit by a Map, con *rated entirely Item Banal Obfervatlon, price IL tes. in Boords, AN ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the In terior of SOUTHERN d MICA, is the Years :797 sad 1798 Including Cu:fort Oblentrions on the G:nlogy and Geegn*by of the Southern Part of that Continent; the Isla meal Hillery of fad' O*ds as accursed in the Animal, %Ac table, sad Miseral Kingdoms; and Sketches of the Phyfirat lead Moral Paraders of the wines Tithes of Inhabitants fur -1 rounding the Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope. "in which is annexed a Dcfcription of the mann State, Population, and Produce of that artenfive Colony. By JOHN BARROW, Late Secretary to the Earl of Manner, and Anditer-Gencral of Public Accauats at the Cape of Good Hope. Printed for A. Straiten ; aad T. Cada!, jun. and W. Davies, to the Strand. This day was publithed, In One Volume, Olio, price 6s. In Boards. CLASSICAL BIOGRAPHY : Exhibiting ai ls. 4 phabetknity the proper Names, with a Ihort Account of the larval Deities, Heroes, sad other Perron% mentioned in the esteiatrt Clark Authors; and a more particular Perception of the matt diltingstithed tharadters among the Romans. Ths .whole befog interfperred with occe6saal Explanations of Words Ind Phrafes : &fired chiefly to contribute to the 11. haratkot at the Latin Clallics. Hp ALEXANDER ADAM. LL. D. Rear of the High School, Edinburgh. Printed for A. &mhos ; T. Cathdil, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand; and W. Creech, at Edinburgh. Of wham maybe bad, by the rime Author, t. A Sommary of Oengrphy and Hiltory, both Ancient and Modem, illtdirmed by anew fat of Maps. humid Edi tion, los. 6d. . Roman Antiquities; or es Areount of the Manners and C>tAaensef the Ramon Ifirdliditton, 76.61. gc The issibminnsa Isisisiageollilikunasse. Poona I SOW, whit Isrevesmatm siralp 'Twelfth, of. SERMONS to YOUNG WOMEN. By JAMES FORDYCE, D. D. Printed for t. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, new Editions of the foliowing Works, by the fame Author, s. Addreliturto Yam{ Men, s'ients. tssuml. • a. Addreffes to the Deity, 3s. 6d. 3. The Temple of Virtue, a 13re3111, at. 641, 4. Poem% 3s. 6d. This day waspubVibed, In One Volume, t imo. pike 4w 6d:neatly bound. ASELECTION of the LIVES of MI/- TARCH, abridged, metal:Mg the molt Illußtious Chu ruder' of Antiquity, adapted to the praakal uk of East& Schools. By WILLIAM MAYOR. Vicar of Husky, in &Aggro aad Chariain to the tart of Dumiriec. " If all the books in the world were committed at ante to the 0211101, there is no book which I would formeffily Diem from than as the works of Plutarch. This Author ne►er wearies me; and though I read him frequently, I find at *vary turn new beauties in his pages."— , Mot.toe. " The lives of Plutarch arc too long a compilation to be very generally engaged in by fehool-boys, confidering the variety of other labours to which their time melt neceffarily be de voted; added to which they contabi a multiplicity of lillititC• telling details, idle fupailitiona and allulions to the rites of Pagan worihip, which it were muck better to fuppreft when the Work is entrufted to the perefal of Youth. Dr. Mayor therefore we think has been laudably engaged• in the prefent abridged biography; and he appears to have executed it with his tdual abilii y. Prefixed to the Week itkif it a very valuable table of the molt difficult proper names that occur in the vo lume, duly accented and divided into fyllables."—Crithal Re view. _ _ . Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Pant's Church-yard fold by I'. Hurt, and Welt and Hughes, Paternofter-rnw ; by B. Tabart, at the Juvenile Library, No. 157, New Bond-tireet; and by ill the Bookfellas in the United Kingdoms. N. B. 'The Publither engages at any time to exchange with the Trade any new and perfect copies of this Work for any other of h 6 Books. DR. BUSBY'S MUSICAL JOURNAL. '''HE Firft Number of this Work make its 1 - appearance on Saturday the 3rft day of janutt7, con taining the following missy if excellence and combination of diftiuguithed talon% THE CONTENIS 171146. L nee Ten Pieces, pertly new, Foreign, and pertly original Ere& Mac. I. THE NEW FOREIGN 111UnIC ennOfts of . . _ i. The Overture to the new Opera Costipotud by liduat, DOW performing at fads with univerCial appliance, under &betide of L'Affterr dart for D;er✓te. 2. The favourite new ludian Air, compofed by PO7 7 I, with original words. 3. An Air (torn the popular new French Opera of Arieimit, en:stymied by Mcism., Member of the National Initinnt, and of the Confervatory of Mahe at Paris, with original words. 4. The favourite Air In HAYDN'S Oratorio °tithe Creation, with a new 'irradiation. s. an /6. ; I : wone — v; and popular French Songs, eonspofeJ by Di LAYRAC, with an P:rtlida Verli.m. 11. The ORIGINAL PlhCES,with ORIGINAL. WORDS, a:enrol - ea pmipfdy for the Work, are, in the hill Nukib,r, as tinder : y..A torer like, for three Voices, reaped by Dr. CAL COTT. D t t H. A new Ductt, co:impaled by Dr. ARNO I. • ~.. • Tand to. TWo new Songs, compofed by pr. ie Y. he eriginal Pomp (tithe NumbretY wittlttior Work by Dr.'WAI.C(Yr, andother Writoeigt Dittiretae. &se& the Arcs areidlo ail.:pted to tide Harp and other loitrurnents. A number of ibis Work will continue .1) be pul•linsed on the flit day of every Moith, containing a variety of Pieces, equal io quantity and finality ro the above-mentioned, all new or original, and ustiibrinty the camped/duo of the molt dutingaldled jiving Muficiariand Writers. Publiihrd by R. Phillips, No. fit, St. Paul's Church-yard, and circulated throughout the Unit, d Kingdom in the monthly Parcels of aU Booillers ; arid mry he had of them and of all the Male-felisrs, Wee Sin Shillings each, with a I.bnral allow ance to Pride-Soca N. U. The (Wood and third Number will contain foow new Pieces by Pal/kilo, 4v bent, CimirnLy lis dn, end other ere/- nest foreign Weters. A HOLIDAY PRESI:N Y. 'l'hig day wag pulidthed, In one clofely-printed V.dumc, price .t. 61 bound, with fun Allowance to Schoedt, TIIE ELEMENTS of a I'OLITE EDUCA. '!'ION, carefully fcleactl from the Letters of dot late Philip Dormer Stan►ope, Earl cdareftergek/oplis Sun. Dy Gt. ORGE GREGORY, D. Elt Author of Mays HiAorkal and Moral, of the (Economy of Name, &e. " No boot by the hand ofa ntafter Mae hitherto appeared es larval's, in the fame (pecks of crecikvece, the Letters or Cheney field: and to fuperfede all eccegity for their tee in education. It has therefore been for many year+, the earneft &bre of pa rents, teachers, the well-vrtilteri of youth in general, and the friends CO the memory of Chefterneki, to fee dole Letters pu rified from all that feinted to hint difrefpea for virtue, or fa vour for talc is at tali executed by Do. Gregory with Govilar judgmeot and tette. The talk was • humble one for a man of his diftir.etion in literature to undertake,bat it was rewarded Tie the eonfeissufnefs of ufefoinefs aad virtue. Thole parents and teachers will be greedy deficient in their duty, lobs fail to reeoninseod thi. bts:tt to the pendal of the roan, perfons whore educai ion they dirtct." Iftkry L;trratrirc " Uniortunards the valuable 17 riffles of "ma Chaterfield to hi, Son are debated and rendered unfit for general tdeby the air of ftberrialfro and home-alit y which toofrei-uently pervades them. A feleaton, therefore, front the geners ' i mars, that fup preffes the more c.iceptionahle part., and exhdatta the gold ex tricated and refined from its alloy, be as acceptable pro feet to the Puhhc: and we have no hefeation in faying: that lath a prefent is now offered by the labours of Dr. Gregory. The Doctor hat sled the praising knife to great advantage; and there are few pillages in the prefcnt volume that can be re g irded as exceptionable by any fctt." GritZel Rrvietr. Printed for R. Phillips; No. 7r, St. Plers Chureh-yard I Sold by T. Hurft, ard Weft and Hughes, Paternofter-row by a Tabut, at the t7eitile and School library, No. v 5 7, Nc w Boad-ftrect, sod all BooldeUers, btatlooers, &c. N. B. That Parents and Teachers may be able to lnfpedt this Book in the Zaps of all refpedabie Booklellers, the pub- Myer hereby engage with the trade to exchange at any time new and pellet aline of it tbr say odor book of W publics ban. EWA Itill 1.01 - EERY, Begins Drawing the 241 of March dm THE SCHEME CONTAINS $ Primo( L. Poo. 1 '—.• 20,000 3 sopa) 4 5,000 6 .-- 2,000 to ..... 1,000 26 soo 54 100 ICO 5 0 17,200 ..-... IS Half 3 Mallon of Money Staling in prism Pan of the Capitals will be determined as under: ' Fira-Drawn Ticket 25th Day 4.10,000 Ditto 29th Day 20,0 00 Ditto 33d r e p v 3 0 p OO Ditto 40th %Poo The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the dual that la full fterling money, without any &femme or dectudtion. 'I'ICKETs and SHARES of TICKETS are -s- felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE In England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes paid on demand. Half PRESENT PRICE. Ticket 3 0 Bz6 o Eighth a s o f;V:r 49 0 Siiteenth 3 0 00$ thd country may be (upped with Tickets or Shama the fame as if prefent, by fending Poft Odic, Orders. good Bills, Cab, or Bank -notes, to any Licenfed Lottery Ofice. • ENOLIS6I LOTTERY. To begin drawing the 2d of March, aor. s Prises of ,C.3opooL 4 Prizes of 4. 5,000 Of ac,. oci. 6 -- of 2,000 3 at • ao,cool. to --- of I poo Sixteen of god. and 320,000 L in intoner Prism DIAMOND LOTTERY. By AR of Parliament, to be &tenni:led by the State Lottery. The Tickets Two Guincal catch and the Prise (mine THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS) depolited in thillank of THIR TY SWIFTand Co. No. tI, Poultry, London, eftabfithed in the year a U 9, and at their State Lottery- Offices in Dame-hreet, DuNin • and Trongate, Giafgow • are sprinted to kit the Mattis and Ramped Shares of the Englilit Lottery, and the Tickets of the Diamond Lottery, agreeable , to AN of Parliament _ Country Correfivalents, remitting Bank notes, cat, good ►ills, or Poll-office orders, will have Tickets or t hares fent them, and an account of their fume(' as loon as drawn. Swi CT and Co. have been remarkably fortunate to the Pub lic by the Pale of many of the Czpind Prizes in the late (Antrim. THE LAST STATE LOTTERY, FOR THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, SEGINI DRAWING MARCR 1. xitor. 'TICKETS are felling in gr:.at variety of Num bets, divided into Hakes, Quarters, Eighths, and Eiz. tcenths, at DRUMMOND's OLD STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, • ' No. 63, nitnsTREET. • Adjoining the Bolt and Tun Inn.-at the f911094ng Prices - Ticket - . Cu 7 3 0 Half - 816 o 1 Eighth - a S o 4 9 o tlitteenth - 3 0 ftt l . l p e a r t;:rtscien returns his arardul acknowkageshentitto the geverens Public, for the numerous favours he has received in the coerce of many Lotteries during the bit Centutyt,;llll.6 f.trmer attention to their intereit has merited click future far- uts. Asa duty he owes to the Public, he again requeas titan to make an early purehafr, living convinced. from the rapid tale, the . judicious arra:4,l=ot of the prefmt Scheme (wherein lielt a Million of Money is at the &pole! of balm Ft* hire), and the great Maui of Nobility, Gentioi. had perfoni of rApertability from the after kingdom, &c. &c. that it is highly prolishie that Tickets mill be at tot before the Drawing. Cuba or parent thrrefor: wmtld du well to come to 6j, Fleet4lircet, at it will be a fore raving. The Ina money will be paid at this Office, withmit difeonr.t, at the 'fuel time for the prefeut Lottery. Perfoto in the Country, by fending to this °faze *oft-Office orders, Dank -notes, or ads, may depend on haring their orders pandtually executed with difintch. AU Shares fold at this Office are regularly aamped at the Stamp-Offire M order of CroYerniewat, alto with the Crew n, .uol round it " Drummond, 6S, Fleet-ftreet." Comet Numerical Books kept, Numbers carefully examined, and Tickets rcgiftered at 6d. per Number, and a ma; account • of their Weeds Cent by poll ii loon as drawn. EFFICACIOUS AND PURINVING MEDICINE& Invented by WM. BRODUM, IVL IS: Author of the Golds to Old Age, the lilt Edition of whielibas been publithad. WHEREIN the fcientitic and botanical re fearehes of the Author are elucidated in fu plain and petroleum* a asainser as tau/1 !hike convidion into the heart artery reader. The Dodor's unequalled *ill hi the Tulle,* and di:2 of trees, plartv. and herb', has obtained him the Fa tronagr of fume of the find Klbility in tbis and our filter king &,m, and to hint mankbid arc indebted for the molt fife and purifying medicines in the worn, derived fokly from the Bo tanical Creation into which liii unremitting and arduous re karclies have been a work of thirty y.:ars; and in confeluence of his uncesfing indu ft ry, N.iture has unfoldulherfelf in the fol. lowing invaluable medicines : t. The BOTANICAL SY , tUr, for feorluitie, leprous, and keo. fukt,% complaints. This jofily famous medicine i. wcN known to poff:fs uncotn moo virtues in the above dreadful diforders • its saki° on the bodily fyltem Is a gradual motion on the fluids, Introducing • regular change into the habit, by which means the patient is not Athjed to viokot effeet• The innocetwe of the prepaation. •et being doubted, the difFetatt kegs of the diforder arebually fied by the natural tone of the itontadi being ftraigthened by this great purifier of contaminated habits. The moil healing halfwits of the caller° world are derived from the fame ilium as the one in cppefticse. a. The NIRVOVII CORDIAL, for confumptive and debilitated Conftitutions and for Deafnefs. In the whole Materia Medico, there is riot a more Cl:addig medicine than the above; as a reflorcr of itrength to Internal decay It Rands unrivalled, and may be relied oo in giving immediate relief, and certain cure, in Omit all Raps of net. you; complainu, frum the languor and wa►nets attendant on diiorders of the ttomach. This exalted mcdicinc has been pro &dive of gederal good, and the many reilorsd to the blcflugs of health from the gates of death by this incltimahle pr.:rari ties, is the higheft culogium which could polSbly be paid to Dr. &adorn, and is, indtxd, his boaft acid his reward. Captain Alczander Blake, AI iritter, of South Stields, se knovrladges to hay. received much ber.eft by taking Dr. Bite- DVII . II Botanical Syrup, he being afaidted with the Scurvy site Gravel. ALE/CA:CAR KLAK E. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at thc Undoes Huck, N 0.9, Albion-ftreet, in boo. des at 11.25. t is. 61 and 3s. td. alto at Mr. ridding 's Malaise Wareboule, No. 0. Orford-11ml, ohofite the Pantheon ; jetailt and Co (late Bade) No. 130. Oxford-Oren ; Boor. gods and Co. No. 32, Raton:tot: Mr. Ward's Matta Warehoufe, No. 324, Holborn,oppodte Gray's lan; Mr. Dm ia, Cork, Ireland; R. Nesabery, tte coon !of St. Paul's Chards, yard ; Tun's, Royal Enlarge ; Perforser, No. 47 , Paß.Mall ; Bolton, Royal Entange ; C.llna, BalYb4ry ; Randall, No. 174, Piccadilly- Mr. limo No. .ablittall Souliwark Some" miles goork 4s sp, - • . .