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PAGIErd-OF HOSIPTTALITY. r o om j d Marc elmtpderd by ivtt.Davf old Nfr.Risien. d id ' s; CilantroA bp Mr. C. ramble, PAL Pop., Mr. Bkinthare, &tut RIMS, and Mita Phlrton. Gooses of tisheansets, add Vill*Oets. ,ioal sN. Benet, Antidotal to the Deaths, competed iy Mr. Bologna, - jun. to be perfornied by the Milk. Adana, and the Corps de Ballets w i dish MD be performed (for the 90th time), a new Panto. alb* called IMittEQUIN IN RIS ti.tivittft; Or, FIEF, ViSITR, EARTH, AND AIR. *emit, Mr. Bologna, jar'.; Sa Feeble Sordid (Guardian to 4inablor), Mr. L. BOINPIa Clown f• - alet to Sir Feeble), Mr. dipalt4 Solditt's Sent with a Sono, Master Smalley. Dancing gum H, S. and E. Adams; and Colimsbine, Miss re f *, The itanderer ; with Harlequin in his Element. lan y bANCI SY PIC/rt HOISP.S--NEW COMIC r . ,...orromm ?A t, ste. & & e. Lgyii vila ,r 4 AWLVSTI.EncTKIIT, ST/CA/M. Ethli s iped by Ambotitf of the lake Chamberlain. THIg PRES ENT TUESDAY, JAN. 19, ISM, 1 abd re ar EVEICINO this WP...XIX, at lialt post Tus pre 40f, a Grand Entte a Ja Venetian, with the celebrated and a isiarlisiCsfillion and Country thrice, exeeoted by Eight High Drinea flaws—Attu Which, tile little Prussians Maaeuvres a la little Hone; briosuian Trial of Skill, &c.—The potrttlar d e , (as performed in Parrs), called the DEATH OF CAP flililekiX ; principal Characters, Mr. and Mt,. Astley—ra eLonentinstrip, by the Plying Higldinder—The Evenlng'S a to conclude With the mirth ssintired New Gamic e,ol Lis/fttf HALL, or Harkkraln ilportsfitin. Dm Opened et bar rest tree—Begirt at half Dot it: to a i T - Bores 4s.—l'it ' ls.—Gallery ls.—Second prlee coffi n half past eight. ' taken between ten and three at the 1301 Office. . , he 'dente di Riding taught at the Paettlen, as untrei. ..._ . _ . _ . WELL WORTH SAVING. • bids of Masts Sixteen shilling, a Ticket cheaper thitt at other Offices, 111111relty Theteend, 'Ten Thousand, and Hue Theussed Pounds Prizes, ice. Ste. Ste. PAID ORDENIAND AS StION AS DRAWN, AT I WiaNtß% No. 16, Cotottutt, who submits itriddraternents,thst the Pone ran see clearly the pot strimar e toying at his ()dice. ' I Other °titre& Patezo. 120 19 0 10 15 0 S 0 0 2 15 6 I 6 6 7 14 0 kits4el 0 0 'Ticket . ......... .5 e 0 Quarter .... 213 0 Eighth , ... ... 1 7 0 Sixteenth ... 71. 0 City Tickets Tlit , . STA . ,' . LOTTERY Mint brnting 11/.litCH oth, 180 n. The Same contains a much greater abtindatree of CipitSl Mss that have been presented to the public for sonic years, in divan a number of Tickets , vit. I of .C20,00d 120 ...... 10,000 30 1,000 45 tte. kc. hr. ' GRAND WV LOTTErtY Tiourrs in V.triery. knoin in the Henry , sending Letters, (Pon paid), enclosing Notes Po3t-tilke ()Mos, or shops-dated Dills, will find asked a dvantage, at I. Wansta's as the Country Mikes tly charge a higher pike that the 'London Offices. .cte—Money LEttets roust be paid fAr as such. ___ __.. £l,OOO 500 100 sTATE LO'II'ERY OF Siteee 1 ICKfr. I S. lIEGINS DRAWING THE eth OF MARCH, IWe. TO BE DRAWN IN TEN DAM SCHEME. 3 Pricey ef A. 20.009 - - are .C. 60,000 a..........." 10,000 ........ ....... ao,ooo 4 • . 4 . 4 1 000 ‘ p 204000 SOO •••• • 0. ..... •• • 15,000 0 ....Mi. ........ ...••• 4/ lOO ..... 4,500 .50 ........ ....... 3,000 21 15 70,500 ............. soli ticktts. .c. 5130,000 ND FIXED PRIZE. L ' HE dove Scliumr, with Not Three Blatiks to a Pee, tolltairs nr2fly dotilrle the Nultibe Of Capital Pallet 111 Mle/ for Middy yeats pact, though mar" 41 thoie hot itteklet4 *Rum Flfw s ; HODGES and CO. SrocklNritkerg, ht }ti ehilkeNtrett, and No. 2, Corthill, Ka; al ittebangts, Isrt tiktwtio on , 4 ale, Ticttet and thanes in a rteat variety of Numbrn, In rhe 4 Ate CTTY 1.6111.1tY net FitEtilt)lls 11(51.1M 0 .!, a ttisetmcged of Land ; containing *ism Ptit% to the lonArnit of 104,606 ; d!. iattted at 25,00() ? ?AIM at 44,006 ►....... 1616 s; 4 ............... ti,ocu 2 rittatst tome*: 'tan 14 0 0 V"T 8 ! otertfierta - 610 6 Td bE Drawn 't4 ( 1 Whet, 20th Ai‘e titiot ICUbit OF S roma ANO OR Alai.. k PERRY, Bti tge on , Bonth a WO ott- areez, ... jt vii al rantr, Proprietor of AOANIrs SOLVENT, Cure of STONE and Ck AVE!. !ft the r itli tr.._ *KAMLPTS, &ILO ot. the Vahlte, tit= be bag Ilit ticlethal I' *hole #raCl!tonal Mendota to the above 001 their ewnplicltion with that of Gout. He M 3 l' he 116.101Vottent"nhe telleatillath:rlveofitlirhileittokas7:ll.l4rd: ii ....." 2t. getter.; Mehl two of which IA (candy ever Weir" the ebteutoss dim-hitt le the habit, andtheteby Li , net ton of Stone in prtfona Of a fedentarr fife. hwit ".. , Wo: Satan an d C o ' s, vso, Otford-itreet, and 3t Holton's, o hi,* , a „,_ l64llllo Mitage t Where Who may be Intl plit rob- Ilki i k, — "mr l4 ' IniaNkluis of the Stale and Orevrt," flint% 166 1 „ . ran,,..._ 14 44 poihtior n Mei/ Conte and the Diet to be IPawCate, veo., , tnetlettrautahcary oafs, route of even ark*? the wititivOdit bed Oft ittbitetes. I • zg- , !_illik toad. '- . . 41 1 ' TIT) ..., butaveit : ' - li ---- 51,......, .1 • , ~t , . _ ' . • 3„,f• •- •P C ,1 1 \(.• . I; i . ! - ` 1 . .. ( l• f *), 111 ••••,,, ,' . „ ~ ~._ , Py . -______ T.O ?AMY, „IA N ILIA It -, • • .1244 Ireic • ~..tk. 4 40 fivi* 6 l . • rittl49llll7 fie,Dat ettilts.i tics WM &I' .coiligrOr VA:10011AM* ye A 47,5 APIP, *via/ ; 1* 1 41 .43 , 1 *(41.90‘e Al Cornrow Will be bed at their Hoist , . 14 4den4 1 14 1 11410, Oa Wed/10day, tee , satit idinutry t MOS. ifrom Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon- IMO SW i 6 the Evening, 0 Ballot on the following Que,thiti, agreeably to die Act of the 19th Gee. 111. cap. 89, via. " That this Court &mind at. unatibsdn, Etiolation df the - .Court of Directors of the 9th October ka t *belly the Codbd =Ma and Ovinent of the dip Ganges are fully acquitted from all imputation of neglect or misconduct in respect to the loss of that Ship," M Order 0 determisle by inch Ballot, whether Three Parts in Filar 6f the Proprietors present, at such General Coon, concur with the &not of Director, in acquitting the Commander and °Wolf of The ship Clangek front all iMpotation of neglect or Misooniftiet — respecting the tots of that ship. god?" DASIP.S'S IME OP °AMUCK. this day was Published, IA Taro Volumes, Croien Octavo, a New Edition l with additions aldst illurations in the form of Notes v prke 14s. in boards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of DAVID GARRICK, xv-s• Esq. interspened with Characters and Anecdotes of his theatrical Contemporaries. The whole forming a History of the Stage, which inchtdes a period of thirty-six yeas. by THOMAS DAVIES. 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This day was published, illustrated by 25 Engravings, representing implen.ents in husbandry, buildings, live stock, and remarkable obLcts, with a coloured 'map, distinguishing the different kinds of soil, price I ss. in boards, GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE a DEVONSHIRE, drawn up for the Board of Agriculture and Intermit Improvement, distinguishing and describing the Gen. graphical Situation and general circumstances of the County, the state of property, the buildings, the mode of occupation, the imple ments, the enclosures, the arable land in carry kind of culture, the zrass lands, the gardens and orchards, the woods and plant:Mrs ,s the waists, the iistprovernents general and particular, the live stock, the rural economy and the political economy, including roads, ca nals, coNtifterce, manufactures, the popuhuion, Societies, Lim By CHARLES VANCOUVER. Printed for Ric not u Pet MIMI, Bridge-street, BLackfriars; and sold by all booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. 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PUMP, tNeegie..rallor, Count, dte. dr.e.) front die ton eelelistr.eit &Wow of 4bif: Great is thr several Scipos# of Painting. : Tiepinsopt& Work Is skageillus unique sad nrigloisi, milli • the essesition it in lotended.to'isnli e =ir Usefulness widaiwp, Pewßlethisson. at coerikdi - that of good Fanelli • Bits ytkieb are without tithe. Noire or athelllshments. Jan. I inn% , • I .4.: • .•••• Thie day was pubiglsod, i • terti Velnise% poiao Sl.* n board', ;Dedicated h} to to the President * C.eancfl, iikt &SOWS of the Society of Antiquaries of London, • ATOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONA.RY NNOLAbIr); exhibiting the various Sidelivisioas of sfar k le enbettyinto limultidi, Laths, Wapedtakes, Ice. The ltesides-4 . Population ofsinch Parish and Township, according to the Rehinia made to Parliament" in lent ; and the amount, of she Parochial' Andenenu, amording to,the Returns nude to Parliament is Ott The Valuationl htithe King's Books ; the Puma* of the BtelitAaasHeul Beniflces; sad the Tutelary gaiut of each Church.. —:The distanntt and Watts. of every Parish or Hamlet, from the nearest Poss-Olhoe Town.—Markete—roars.—Corporatiotra.-•- • free Schools.—The Situation and Description of Monarterti% and other keligicrus Houses.--Members of Parliament.--Assicer and Petty geode/Isl.—Collected from the most authentic Duco raents, and asnutged iA alphabetieal order, &c. By NICHOLAS CARLISLE, Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of London. I Pri nted for Longman, Hu rst , R ees, and Orate , Paternosterstuvr. .• The oei*irtal returns made to Parliament by the Orissa:xi of the several Parishes, in itios, constitute the basis of this Work. To the valuable infottnalon derived froth thissource, other suitable facts hike been add e d fr ont a ll t h e County Histories, and Book . lof Topography, now extant. Many deficiencies have been sap pied, mid iniKettracies Corrected, by an eat/mare Correspondence Instituted bf ihe,Andeor, with the Nobility, Clergy, aud Oentry r in varies" parts of the Kingdom. This dry was published, Volume the First, of rrliE AGRICULTURAL MAGAZINE, or the farmer's Monthly Journal of Husbandry and floral Mein, publiebed Monthly, including Occasional Observations on Garden. ing ; illustrated by &variety of plates and :vood cots, of ne* inven tions and Improvententsio theinsplements and tnachinery et the ark Conducted by R. W. DICKSON, M.D. AWthor of Pracdcal Agricukure, and Honorary Member of the Board of Agricultere. Primed for Lonsman,Husst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-r..mv. 11 • Haring brought the Ist Velorne of the Agriciltural Mag 1- zin:to a conclusion, the Proprietors and conduc tor , in placing it before the Punt, feel anxious to mak e t h e fullest' acknowledge ments for the almost unexampled encouragement they have expe rienced, and to assure the numerous readers of the work, that no exertions le their power will be wanting to rendet k more exten sively metal aodintereedng. This they may be permitted sorin den* to hope, from the daily Increase in the number and value Of their contributors and cineespondenb. On this ground, too, they are willing to persuade Mameeives, that no material source of in. feentatiso, or any of the departments of Rural Economy will be suffered to escape inquiry, or any practical diveovery of real utility or importance be overlooked. They look forward with Much pleasure and satisfaction to th additional nmonmee which they have been enabled to provide, f bringing to the early notice of the farmer, the various inventions, alterations, and improvements, which are continually taking phocir in the Implements and machinery of the art, by which the labour. of the hatband/nen are not only greatly facilitated and abridged, but corisidstsbly reduced in their expenee. BERKSHIRE and WILTSHIRE. TO BE SOLD, ''HE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and Er -A. tendv e MANSION-HOUSE and Offices, with the Pad• dock. and Waned Grounds adjoining, at Sparghalt, in Berkshire, late the Estate, and in the eecupatioo of Lieut. Ofneval Gab,bit, deceased, and tw o F arms b e l ong i ng to t h e same ; the whole cow taming about 884 Acres. Also, the Tytbca of Fey tbree Acres of Land, in Ramsbury, Wiltshire. The House and Lands at Sparsholt, are deemed about five miles from the town of Wantage, and are, together with the Teases in Wiltddre, let to respectable tenants, on leases which will empire at difbrent periods, within twelve years, and now produce east and *wards per earn= but will rise madders bly. There is a quantity *clamber and 04usatocal trees on the Lands. The Estate is subject to two Annuities, ono of 1101. and the other of 75L a year. Paractdars may B an t am n by applying to Joseph Be rk i r e • Unsaid; Ireland ; Mord, Esq. Abingdon, Berkshire ; sa and ls are t John Lloyd, Esq. • wire , Dublin, to whom p ropo - o be made in writing. rrliE Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, bving open SO the Poor • bas contributed considerably to the credit SPILBERBkrs PATENT ANTISCORBITIIe JDROPS have gained, by ascertaining its a as a medicine in cases o f S cro . phut; Gout, Rheuminiuu, Eruptions, sod Nervous Disown. de. pendant on the obstructions of the stomach and intestine*, and in all those comphints of tBlBesed Me, where calomel has lost its effect by frosuent use. It is regnisiip to caution the Public against pttrehming any others but those bowing the words " By the King's Patent" on the bottle, bill of directions, and outside wrapper ; together with the King's duty, printed in black ink.—Sold in bottles of Sr. double beetles Ins.; larger IL es. ; duty included. ATTESTATION. T THOMAS GLAISTER, farmer, of Sahooks. 9 in the Path of Abbey-Hohn, near Carlifie. do declare, that I was for above fix months foray 'Elided with a nervous corn • plaint, attracted with internal wcaknefs, 106 of memory p tins Iq my bead, cars and breaft, and was fo bad q to be confined to tor bed. I had many remedies prefcribed me by the faculty, but to no pstrpok. Fortunately, Mr. Janie. of Carlil . who knew nay faS litnathan, rerammended to me the CORDIAL BALM of Gl.• - LEAD, prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, of Liverpool, threeboctlei of which inedicine only, I docket. has mitered me to periko teak. I have taken a voyage so Liverpool, .s porpofero nturd my hearty thanks to Dr. Solomon, for the pest or I now en joy of my hakh, through the great difravery, the Cordial Bairo of Gilead THOMAS GLAurat, Liverpool, Anglia ts, 5797. - 1 1 P. S. I ihall return to Carlin.) by the Margaret Captain Johs Barnes, of Carlin.), with wh pan I arrived. when I Imir to myna Mr. loWe thanks for his kind recommenlation. R efereneemay be had to Mr. Franco fonts, Scotch Arett,Carliik.- The Cordial &dm Gikad may be had of every icipeztablq Medieine Vender in the United Kinitclaan• • There're Of° flintily bottles, 'muskiest:he quantity of Astradi the 10114 6d. ones, for 33e. by which ua aft raved. Tlnife who with to have the Medicine funnediotciy fron t the - . Doane. by-fending the money for any quantity _Airy think proper,. will have then foot by furls earrier as they MIR adffills.• tact orders for any fern may be few by pelt, and the hillpjletilllP be returned in the box, or orders nigh oak eindokd will be 4iik attendol to F ove,' *reel ion • for. every cafe, to enable Pageswilfll4ll . 1111 Mire (elves, is given with each bottle, pike half a, •:- 7 • . is Nose—Pach bettle bass rvaPplefu tb r r a jlll4 V E T fi! 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