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A Lotus NO DICTIONARY, answering, it the IMMO tics% the poqx fin of speling and pronouncing he Eiighith Langestes aid ? for the purposes of Poetry. is added animal.: of atiowabbs Rhymer, with authorii les for their usage, lions our best authors. dly the same. lus.Cd. hoards s 7. A ICcr to tfie Vasitad Pronanelat:on of the Grillik. a . ai and Scripture Prop.-r liaises, in which the w or d s are t and divided luto 6yl!giales tautly se they ought to be procouseed. By ihe,sante. bvu. is. boards. . OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, January 3, Md. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA• JEST!". ORDNANCE, A hereby give Nice, SUPERIQR. BOOK& NOR YOUNG PERSONS. Maw Editions of the following asteened Works have been lately pahlisbed by T. CADILL and.W.DAVI ZS , SOlLlid! Is & N INQUIRY into th e DUTIES o f MEN in the higher and middle Classes of Society to Greist•Brltain, resulting from their respective Stations, Professions, and ".mpluy bents. By Thomas Gisborae, vols. nvo. lbs. in boards. 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UNG MAN who can have an undeniable owcter, wishes to enrage himself in a Warehouse, or to Wa Counting-house. No objections as to busineit. A be, goat-paid, to T. H. 121, Borough. _ • UMARD, BURNE and Co.. Stock-Brokers, n respectfully inform the Public, that l'icarts and Silas as g r iklosistng Lottery, are now on Sale at their Office, No. 93, siewit ROTAS EThe XCHANGC, Landon. SCHEME contains p - Prizes of . - ,L'20,000 • - - of - - - 6,000 • . - of - - - 4,000 • • - - of - - - 1,000, &c. 'The whole to be Drawn the 21st of JANUARY. 411 Letup, poet paid, duly answered, and Orders from the aseuy,sccompankil with Remittance, attended to by return d Po* If MONDAY IS THE . LAST DAY YOU CAN BUY TWEVII THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AS THE DRAIVINO OF THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS AT OUJOCX THE FOLLOWING MORNING. • ONLY 12,000 "PICKETS. iit2l 5 0 - Will:tan - ;C20,000 •lt ill 0 - will Gain • 10,000 5 10 0 - will Gain .. 5,000 36 6 - will Gain - 2,500 8 6 - will Gain - 1,250 rr OR solicits your immediate commands at &• 8a..4, CORNI - lILL, and 9, CHARING-C R OSS, and BOWSk equally fortunate to adventurers as in the Two last Wiles, whoa he sold the following Tishlets in Shares: "pi 1 . Cium A at 16,000 1,81/3 - Olus A - £2,000 sw.,- • c isppu 1-,e-s* - B - goo vim • A - 5,000 9,085 • . C - 1,000 3,000 1,852 . A - 5000 itc.. &o. &c. 11 - A - NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. rAIROL sand Co. .9ux 3 / 4 -Brokers, No.- 26, Oxford * Me; respectfully remind the Mlle, that' the State Lot . lily WI he dfattit on : .(.. 1. .:. TUESDAY NEXT.. thkett add Shares are selling in great variety, and 'where the following Capitals were Sold in Shares : tan Lorna:, LATE LOTTERIES, Class 6,345 - - £30,000 114 W . A - Xl,OOO 12,103 - - 10,000 496 :. II - 1,000 2,171 - - 10,000 .103 • A -* 1,000 3,996 - • 5.000 _ • __ February Lottery. Is 3 - A - 2,090 9tc. &c. &C. hil'atlter Clpitals too nutnen the Country poor! Kik An Allo*anee to Chat ST6 - 13,326 • 4054 - 5,000 5,000 5,000 &c. Stc. &e. 'us /or insettion.—Orders from malty attended to. CoacSmen, and Cattier.. NEW STATE-LOTTiRY OFFICE, No. 1, CORNIIILL. IIDDiNG and Co. return their grateful thanks for the pest favours of their Friends and the Public, and respect- AN Malt &continuance of them for the N I.W YEAR'S Loa I*- will be drawn List of THIS NIONTH, and coli tis litarneross trltcs of £io,ooo, £6,000, ki,CAO, £l,OOO, , Ott Ott—ltis almost superfluous to add, that as the pre imaorrtar Act directs that the Original Ticket, of every Maher divided into Shares, shall bedeposited w ith the Receivw- Coral at the Stamp-office, and is liable to be detained there WI the Holders of the `hues shall'have been paid,—it is mani frethere is now the same 'security for Advtnturers at a New 0 401, as at any of the Old Ones, and It is obvious there Is pre ** Mr sante Chance.--'fhat being indiipLtably the fact, and ails sodeavours are omitted to givesatisraction, Pious e t. s Unice .LICIST considerate f' ersons ) no tb e t h oug h t l ess coil:lea to the:r reenvnce, When they are informed that it conduces to the Bt I wit Of WS large Vanity of fax Children —No. I, Cove N tL L. . - .. ---1- & — iii - GOVERNMENT., MARTIN, 8, Corulull. 14EW YEAR'S Givrs. °le Rundred and Twenty '1 housand Pounds will be divided Nadas the fortunate Holders of Ticluets on the 21st of thus altb. MARTIN begs his Friends wr'll not delay who • 'mead to make a purchase in the present small Lottery; .11Irdaiarly those residing in th e . country, as there was not a "kflt to be had in the last Lottery for several days praious to lit day IL Dravriog. Ptesent Price 'Fidget ,E2l 5 0 Ralf - £lO in 0 E'hth t 6 6 er- - 510 0 I Sixteenth - I 8 6 tilettlOwance nutlet° coachmen, tubs, agents, &e. purcha -6,11 largely, and orders from the country directed as above duly Melded to by return of post. L I/. MAIM begs leave to informthe Nobility and Gentry, that "a Notate Newspapers of every description are regularly for /2461m all parts of the United Kingdom, postage frs e, and in regular snanrtr which shall give the grtatest satisfaction. hiEd i • NEW MUSIC. by Goulding, D'Alinalr.c, Putter, and Co. Musical "imminent Manufacturers and Music &Mr", No. £O, Soho e; and No. 7, Westmoreland -street, Dublin. WERTISEMENI"rurc avec l'lntroduction de 10, Films a P.spapc Varie, pour le Plano Forte, I.ar Vint &eh, price 3s dd.; Von Etch Turkish Diet isemento, i": 4 %fq, by the Au t h or as a D uet f or t h e Pi a . lo hone, dedicated Ile Mon De Cara, price 5s ; a Son Its fur 'he Pianp Forte % %Med he P. A: 'Killing', Op . 25, price 45.; a d Ito ditto, by Us Price 45.; a ditto ditto, bydltto, Op. 27, price 4$ ; Lessons for the Piano Forte, composed by J. Mazzingi I Labia Adair, arranged as a Putt for the Harp and cne,itith an Accompanimet.t fur thc Gernian Flute, by price 5..; Lochgylr, a Glze far three voic;:s, cons ,Pike 2s. Cd.; Cushlaniaohree,a ballad sung by Mr. \mmilsPasstd, by T. Cooke, pric e Is. &I.; a general and CUM fentruction Book fur the Violin, to which are alicd. Exercises in the different Major sad Minor Keys, by I wars bath, price 101.04. L,, z...,.,% t.,,. t.,„.. r m e: I 1 f i j t teak That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 20th day of January instara,from such per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of ACCOU TUMENTS ibr Skrvice of this Department, for a period of threelears, deieriainabis at the expiration of one Year, at the option of either q. ' Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Store-keeper's Office in the Tower; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Accoutrements;" but no Proposal can be ad mitged after the said 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock . at noon of the same day ; neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.- By Order of ON Board, A. H. CREW, Secretary.- • BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, JAN. 11. 1812. W HERAS the French Officers, Prisoners of War, named and described at the foot hereof, have abscor.ded from as under, in violation of their Parole of Honour ; the Commissionen for conducting his Majesty's Transpolt Service, &c. do hereby offer a Reward of TEN GUINEAS, for the Recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Personor Persons who shall apprehend them, and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged In any of the public Gaols. And a further Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS on Conviction of any British Subject aiding in their escape. From 'Mame, on the 7th instant, Jean Ballaste, Captain of a Merchantman, aged 29, 5 feet 5 inches high, well made, long visage, good completion, dark hair, dark eyes, speaks hut little English. From Ditto, on the 10th instant, Joseph Vrignaud, Captain of Navy, and Member of the Legion of liononr, aged 43, 5 feet si inches high, slender, oval visage, rather sallow complexion, chesnut hair, light eyes, lost his right arm and a front tooth. Henry Dord‘l, his Servanti* whom a Reward of One Guinea will be paid for his recapture. From Lichfield, on the 9th Instant. Jean Berho, Captain of a Privateer, aged 0, 5 feet 41 inches high, slender, oval visage, dark complexion, black hair,h4zle eyes. EXCHEQUER BILL. OFFICE, January 9, 1812. All Exchequer Bills dated to the Months of January and February, 1811, TO BE PAID OFF, THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of. HIS MA JESTY': TRBeISURr, having given Direction:fur paying of the Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the 'Werra due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Vie, in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palate Yard, WeAshuttr, an Monday, the 3J day of February, 'lBl2,attenclance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until and including Friday, the 244 of this instant January, fre,:n Ten o'Cloch in the Morning till One in the Afternson, for the purpose of receiving the same ; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearer; a/ the said Bills are desired to place cash description of Bills in separate Lists, whic h are to be obtained at the O4Nce, containing the Numbers in numerical order, according to their respective dates, with the principal Sams and Literest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the dayt on which they are respectively dated, le the said Sct day of February, inclusive, when the Inte;est will tease; and the said Bearers (being Holders or not) are indispesuilely required to indorse each Bill with their mud signatures ; and to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Offi . ce for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. tlany of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said 3d dtiy ofFebruary, they may be accommodated, on computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to ha paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. 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They respectfully invite the public to inspect their valuablc Stock at 50, Great Russell-street, Bloom but y, opposite the British Mu seam; the only house in London where the It ish Linens and :Meetings, of the best fabric are sold, warranted bl-asSrd on the grass, without any chemical acid. No other article sold, anl nct less than a piece. 'the company's prices are full LO per cent. be low any other house. Cant fur Irish Notes. BKOJK:, BIRCH, and O'K E r, Agents to the Company, 50, Great Runt:lt-street, Bloomsbury. LOCK AND SURGICAL DrPENSARY. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Patron. Surron, Mr. Kie R N AN, Member of the Royal College, London r j 'HIS exceirent Institution, erected for the public benefit aga , nst the delusions of mpyriclsm in this branch of practice, ill& to boast the care of .no less than 8200 patients since i soe, many lalsourh , g ender the most de-perate Venereal Infection. 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A UN El UXICAL GaAsamAa lb as bleb • the eninntna Illia. proprit.ties In kead!ng and Speaking are detected, and the 'Ol4l 4oarcot of elegant Pronunciation pointed out ; to which ile el Outlines of Composition, or plain anyi easy !talcs for Writing Orationi far the Senate and terming Pleadings fur the Dar:* lif the ACME. scot 7a. boards. I 39. The ACADEMIC SPEAKER i or a S l_ec don of Pa-liannanterp Debates / Orationt, Odes, Seen's, and Speothes, from the 44 Witte, proper to be rrad and recited by Youth at sabosa To Ala tak are prefixed Ei r ments of G es tu re • explained end nostra. Ploini.‘iise4c:hisi the different knit ems and Anise silt gr. By eie owe. 4t. hound. ------ _ 1111. vow- A7A17 1.9-- rroi W 1.060 E, NVIlt BROMLEY.-KtWr. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNflUkii, CAPITAL ML. LIARD TAI3I.F..FINE FRENCH GLASSES, ONE NOELS PLATE, .112 by 66, FRENCH CLOCKS, CHANDELIERS. TRIPODS, PAIN PINGS ESIUMED MANTERS, and varsou- Effeets,belonsing to the Estate of the late Parra THELLUSSON, E.q. pursuant to an Order of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, and with the approbation et SAMUEL COMP FON COX, Esq. une of the Masters Is the said Court. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, On the Premites, PLAISI'OW LODGE, betsteets Lewisksit and Bromley, In the County of KENT', *a Monday, the 10th . of January, aml following flay, at Eleven &Clock : • rI'HE FiiitNITURE; comprising capital four. post and wher bedtteads, with dimity. cotton, and mot furniture!, prime seasoned feather beds and bedding, of various descriptions, DRAWING-ROOM SUIT OF SILK EURNI• TITRE, in window-curtains, sofu, chairs, &c.; NdBLE LIANT FREik.CH GLASSES, One ONE HUNDRED AND PfWELVE BY SIX ry-six • Turkey, Beessels, Wilton, anti other carpets, WELL-FiNLiH I ED CA/11NET ARTICLEf i I OLr ALL DESCRIP !TONS, in satin wood, mahogany, &c. Mem, I bookcases , A CAPITAL FULL-SIZED BILLIARD-FABLE., WITH!ACES, QUEUES, ?cc. variety of furniture for sets vants' apartments, kitclien r.:quisites, a mangle, garden lights and toJti, end l'o be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding the Side, Catalogues, which may be had on the Premises, at Oise Lei liing each; 'and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. NAVAL TIMBER, NEAR OUNDLE, NORTHAMR• TONiHIRE. At Garraway's Coffee-Hou.e, Change-Alley, London, Oa Wed. nesslay, the i9th of February, 1612, at Twelve °ock, ENE Thousand Three Hundred and Eighty-six OAK 'FREES; Five Handfed and Seveetpek AS II TRIMS; Twenty ELM-1 REFS ; Thirty WALNU r TREES; Five HORSE-CIiESNITI"FREES; and One VIIECH TILTS I standing as they are with the Top and Bark thereon, in thirteen Luts.—Printed Particular of which may be had at the Swan Inn, Oundle; the George Inn, Stamford; the George Ina, Nom. thampton ; the Lion sad Lamb, lokester; of Mr. Webster; at . Deewermar Oundle; at Garraway's Coins-hour, Change. Ill' s T. , noolr4 of. Mr. tiptoe, Corks, Suety; sod of lAA Ron - Urge, Pet worth, Sweet. i t , The Ship-Builders and Tiasher Merchants are assured that this Timber Is we.' worth eh& attention ; as ft is peculiarly adaited fur the Navy ; of large dimensi its sad good quality; son* Plank and thick St IT, with very lam! Heads, which will prolisim ; a great quantity of Bark.—The Ash 'limber is also ot.goo& quality. T is worthy observation the numerous C a s es t h a t I have succeeded by the use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT AN 1 . It.oo klitinc DROPS; and the following remarkable fie stance occurred in a middle aged woman who applied for their use at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. She eosiplednisE of greet debility and nervous Wits. ion, appetite bad, with neral depression of breathing ; her case not being wen undsnesed e situ had tried palliatives without any success. She took the MM. chic, though the Proprietor stated tie improbability of t 4 beim of service ; in a month she walked from Lambed', having rasa. vered her strength and appetite, and increased iter pubiefreen doe depressed state it bad been in. Now this effect can cud, Ile counted for by t!.c medicine regulating the stomach sad dive. lion, and exerting the powers of the habit. In &wrested eh. vessel. of the join:s, the change it produces In the general health, excites the best hopes in those most distressing cases. In tins, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism, &c. Its rams us acknowledged. As there are nettle:pus counterfeits, please ea for Spilsbury's Pasene Antiscorbutic Drops, with the Ziatnasty printed In black ink, in bottles of Ss. M. double bottles Ins. awl larger Li gs. duty In - eluded. Compound Essence U. Sold et the Diapensary, 15, , ohe-equsre. !Achim. tOit COUGHS, CULDN, ASTHMAS, THEtmlygenti ine pectoral BALSAM* HONEY, invented by :ir /ono Hite, M.D. The Linnesee his recommends this *scrilent preparation as the Intel idatmay awl effectual remedy for all disorders of the Breast ad Lense s C. grated Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids, and obstructions in dp Glalds, are gent y and safely dirchirgod by easy expodaradas wheestrge and uneasiness in breathing are speedily evatoved a few doses. It takes off the irritation, opens the thoracic deed% and heals the Soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Thirty pare experience has c.•ntirmed the recoinmendation in the lamed* relief and gradual cure of Coughs, Colds, Astbalsaa, and Car *lmpious. his the greatest preserver of the lungs ern discovered; sod contains all the healing, softening, and soothing ipolidoo of Hot sslubrious extract of FLOWERS called HONEY; and die ' sickest balsams of the Eastern World ; it L. as restorative as Aihif! Milk, and never disagrees with the stomach ; a amnion Cold yields to its benign Influence in a few hours, and vshoo-resooted to before the complaint Is tar advviced, all danger of Coomoop tion is certainly prevented. Price Ss. ed. per bottle, or 7 in one large, for tits. To guard *glint impo.:tion observe the name of Show inn' Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, is engraved on the stioop. Sold by Shaw , and Co 66. St. Paul's, on the footway; Tie, Fachange, and Sangster and Co. 0 xford-otreet. Ceibt. Mr. Gum, Lir) mist, No. 9, Great Sorreratroot, ------- S IR —Having been cured by you, after graft • many Medical Gentlemen had given . me over, as In; wain that would not admit'of such an event; being as they thonght In a very advanced stage of consumption, I feel myself booed gratitude to you, and for the good of others, to give a true stabs• went of my case from the first. I wai seized almost suddenly with vi dent On In t . ny side, atm. my loins, and in my chest, mended with s u c h a &Meek, of breatleng, l:eould hardly move about. 1 got rocitmulted the StirrrrDitpemly,aild cantnoed to wend Cotareural-emedd, but Vowing worse I was reduced to the teert ,, hy of litsiZ a Into the poor huuee of St. Saviour's roathwarb, undcrihe care of the parish sot ge.n, ithAttetultd me from lkp tkp beginning et November 1•011, to March 1 G s, shoo it Wig Mb opwkm that I was anincorable, I wet sent .tnyougr May rdu i strength, and with the addition of a very troublesome as" and couwatiet uthilies in my break, 'Mei at tin** aln MO away my breath. After taking your pits, "sat Ming the Lodait about MU an kour, I was quite free front pain, and collagen* eater ; constiming dime applications a thtl; name grans dee* n ed. I fen Time wall, and Ts. lets thew a Monk IgesealdeAT have the poor house and go to work,—,As wienev• !sty, hapil 17th iL~ uldprn 1809. * Jtisaitt Caowsinin. ('*fie se will snow in a team Pim ) „,--...------- THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT'-GARDEN ----. 110 PRESENT ' hEV ENI me NG, JANUARY 11, wile perford, THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. my which will be performed, the New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; Tsillorr°w, OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. King Henry the Fourth, Part L *Thursday, The Comedy of Errors. op g r id.,y, A New Way to Pay Old Debts.