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• • • l ay s - .' lr titer :7t s • - s , • •s • rt,ro - Aced & is?: • '4,ts vkisfr - r*. • s • • • 111 ; ,4 I '4lllllV * . . 4:3 nr ) C " wi 01. 1 • a:I . 4 7 i. :1411. •% • t , . , • "7 4 1. P' 09IDER 77521: THEATRE ROVA CO VEN l'4llllOlX TIM PRESENT EVENING,J , ANUARy 10 • will he performed, • JANE SHORE. Tb • Duke of _Gloucester, Mr..SOF,,RTQN ; 2, Lord Hastings, Mr. C. KENIBLg t, Mr. BARRY MORE Miss; l3elMp f ur;Mr. CLAREMONT. Jane Shore, SMITH. After which will he performed, the New Pantomime, called BARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA OR, THE GOLDEN FISH:, • Ninth entire New IVltoic, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. 7 . o „ morna pr, The Foundling of the Forest. On Mondiy, King Richard the Third. •On Tuesday, Percy. A new G ra nd Operatic Drama has been long in preparation, 1 .1 Vali be i m mediately produced. 41 14Z/3 11.\ FRI4Y,AAN 'Mil' 10, 1.81.2. . . • OltiffOßlOS.-1812. IIESSRS. ASHLET ost respectfully inform *d?l o biity, Gentry, an 4 m Public, that the Season will com petes usual, at the THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN f ftprolipe t HIJR.SDAY, she 30th into:tot. i i ne i l ssi Ft rfirmeis already,engage.d—Mieglam CATAL ANT, Ir . BLAND, aud MeadlitlCKONS ;, Mr. =Ali .V.l, Mr. pOADHURST, Mr. TINNEY,.and Mr. BELT AMY. ,Leathr date Band 14.14 ASHLEY—Organ, Mt: J. ASHLEY. Deurste be opened at Six, and commence at Seven precisely. t ow 74 ,Pit Ss. ed. : l:left:4 VS. Upper 9211try is. pl ace s for the Boxes to be takcn.of Mr. Brandon" at the new' , • p o i.Olke in Hart-street. titer( Particulars will be announced in due time. -- - 1 rwayiE or_ ANATOMY, bL E NHEIM.STRXE:F; • GREAT MAR LBOROUGH-STR EE'r. THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY; PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, Will k ci inmencrd ol MONDAY, the 26th of January, at Vivo o'clock, Mr.I34OOI(ES. Spacious ayartments, thoroughly ventilated, replete with 'every couvemence, are open all the morning he the purposes ot disseellng 'and injecting, where Mr. Bttoo:;.:s stags to direct the Students, and demons , rate., he various parts otter, tppear on tlisstction. The inconvarences usually attend. Ii Auatomical investigations, are cousterazted by an antiseptic raters. Poeßs may be accommodated in the house. Gault waistablished practice, desirous of renewing their anatoini iiltnowledge, maylse acconuuodated with an apartment te slut ten is prisately. YOUTH EIYUCA.TED for the UNIVERSITIES, Ste. itOBINSON respectfully informs his Friends Pi =dike Public, that his School embraces all the means 'wield for the complete qualification of Youth for the Univer. ▪ the. Professions, Commerce, and for the happy enjoyment of private life. In the cultivation of every individual mind Mr. E.prtfers taking the FIRST STEPS of the process himself; al tioagh the Boy should be very young. In all instances of neglec.ed ideation, from ten years of age, upwards, he undertakes to re pair former errors, without exciting painful feelings in th Pupil; sad sopa to qualify him to help himself successfully, as w U as to airate wiih his Tutor. .Syst:ln of Teaching and Terms, price Is. reflecting on the ITlrrmy-exercised over Youth in Schools, In order to enforce the emagssino to memqry of WORDS, without INOVSLiDGIS ;. ,Ishiarat Itale;witkiant reference to Things, &c. may be US of Xlessrs.Longn6n rid Co.; Mr. Nunn, Mr. Hatchard, and of *Author, 53 , Lincoln's Inn Fields. " ED — I./CATION. R. (LAS SALMON takes tbe liberry of . dse Nobility and Oentrpserbunntir him with a continuance - of theft patronage; and of Informing them that' he • out teltUth of January, 18 lusSdlool in Biggtes- Wade, mallubig himself to melte small number of Young Gen tlemen as will endsle him and his Assistants to render each lee eon vim/ to a private one. They are genteelly boarded, taught the Continental Languages, and qualified for tlti: University as 11t1: us Commerce. Terms—sixty Guireas, and a Quarter's Notice previous to a petouval. Those Parents Lae prudence will hmtl them to enquire whe 7 Vier Mr. S. i: quaTißed for the instractiur of Youth, and in what runner he d,4'eliirges his dusty, may apply to Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M.P. of Southill; Lord Ougley, of Wooden t 'Raney, Faq cf ickv.lll-; Robert:treater, Esq. of I.lltwiek; Cotonel Camp. Ad, of illunham, (all in the County of Bedford); George Cuok Yarborough, Esq. of Doncaster ; Coutes Trott, r, Esq. or Richard Trowari, Esq. in London.—Bieeleswade is 45 miles from Lon den ; the house, its a most salubrious situation, which affords axis great cnnveniehce, that most of the Stages to end from the North pass daily close to tite doom S. SK Mi t ; OP MAUI° lONS. ENLAK G . E rrHg Public aid Booksellers who have ken eis- K- appointed to procuring the above interesting and Popular Work, from the unprecedented demand for the present Ecdtion, are ies??ctfully informed, that a number of both the large end Snail paler are now r ady for delivery at Lros: , y and Co.'F, Wboirlale Bookseller., Staff oner if-cou rt, udga , e-vreet, London. - "Beside, the numerous additions and very important corrections flootiabout .laiWpfic, the Twelfth Edition atotaini a copious glad very interetting account of the Sit t ens, a singular SICT of .Cuistlans, who neither Marry nor are given In Marriage; an Pissir on Elohoiiasto and Superstition; a Plan of , theDivule At tributes; a scbei!tilc of the SectE, and a Chronological Table of Pecksiasticil lintury from the Birth of Christ to the present Tim:. Price fine di my 12mo. with Heads, ss. fine 13nr. with a new Plate, 641 TY AE OUSINESB . skt the TAYLORS' gum. ~ . PANS' Is rebatrVed.from the ADBI...01:11 to 101, PALL. MALL, where Contractil*arb taken from Gentlemen at thsi fol lowing Prices : • 'three Suits per You. . . -. . £l9 10 Fqour Ditto • .- • • - 44 10 five atto . . . • - • VI 10 Six DA) - - - . 9 6 ' - ' COATB. • - ' • Best Superfine Blue;• Elaek,'or Greta . . . k 4 4 Ireeefiers (ml £l. Is. to - - - . ,1 18 . . lt'aisoats fjom 18s. to 1 1 - , - ... . A Sun of tw t ries - ' • .. . 5 0 - ` Alm Coat - - . - 917 ' • Bess Doe-tkin• Broeche% .• . -.;t: . - • ;AB -14 Zilto• Dina, Pantaloons, , ... „; . ,- , : .3 , 1 Actgiluilitil% anst Natal tintforpts turflaits I)ljtitlrrtest no!lee. ... TV • THE NOBILITY, -GENTRY, 81:101 ) - 4 " KEEPER::, MliliCHAtt rs, and thole who have to eze- lute large Commissions in the articles ,cofstocitioga, Glove -% real welch Flannels,'Llas•ic Drawer:, Scc...-A conspicuous advantage 4 RADFORD's NOTTINGHAM WAREisOUSF., No. 51, Cl:tapside,inur doors from Bow Church. The extreme-v.:igen ries of tte times arc such as to require the utmost economy in tees, especidi y in those essential articles, Stack cgs, Giovett, real Welch Pannels klastic Drawers, La,dies' inviable Co l's, .and stresses all in me. J. Radford begs to teturn his mhst g:a.'ehn acknow‘dgmenti to his ntrtnetous •frieittls ant; customers for . the ' te n fibtind assd decided preference hp has race.ved:sturtng the fleet°. years he bask,ca. in bawler,. arid Op 0 sifecall 'twiner, Yrssaines to reentintend : ts? the ,),..14,8 ldsriew invented, Lk ow. - 'Wick" invi s ibl e D re - ses , that ire "sue'll a pp eve. tative - ag•iit:t colds, and are p itronlst - d by the Royal F arnilii and lilte4itse li s 4!einatt (lista Si-k ftocitings.' tvesing a shot* con64ente they 'lt II gtve the utmost sotisaaction,gliey bering.ol,ll/ITrinr. 4 4 l o.l l tieti , and at liar foil swing vtlry.reshiced i prices t white er bide% sdls Irish 'cotton fret , tin. a ) air; Men's ditto IF. eir,'; I.idies' all 4't, Is Per pas; m ni's ctstd,'9s. ((A. upwar d s ; .toirt cotton, Is. ':d.; l ' tr Y fine , 2*. -411:.; 51 / 4 44erine, a.. and • upw•rds ; a .o.tia4tsiser of Veva at *4. psi. sp,tir ; llaniels front int. .ger.yard; green halatt 0: t !'!" 1 dew-L.4) 14 m vely ettcap, to he had in. .3y. cum -.thy. .. - I,:ut to, irt, tn. tatkval;es, At:v:10 t.bierse tey are at had t rd'i got i it:g. 1 - 4 ft Wordsoitete ' -,* tl.c aii . de, too %leis!: curc ,'..r4.ui Lisords. .., ;,..:1 -. . '• • " ' ,?, :r. .L.. ...:'. :- t eT . .. .t. . , _ r••• . f• M 7; - •-- • ,A • .• -"••• • (PRIM SIXPENCE-HALPPENN ILI . OLCWIRE OFFICE, CORNHILL; • - Atria . • lAft. OX FOR D. , ;TREE r.. rafrmtrer RE NT OF 1'RE.N11:4..4 RENDER - ED UN -7 'I ENANTABLE ?IV PIKE. paiiICIES of Insurance etpiring at Cirntrrm AR, be renewed within Fifteen Dar fr,trq that date, to ehr.cri! the- Parties Interest mat% therein.--bitacitrt TILL le; 4Filf lcs+ accted at reduced Pretivrot. EAGLE LIFE OFF:CE. 'Erifyieseffperm In•ur.tocet term 1.1ec% may he effected at tidg.ellks pub the utmost Incility, arrt rum....f i‘enilar ed• i rarebit. WM. BEE IHAM.Sacmary. _ ill 1•14 ItIMIN.I. 'flit BE I. FA S:t: C 0 ge 4 IN Y i deterisihted if) sup. port their dependant Meet's:miry t y tt.ll wrploymtnt, are new telling lri , h Linens and Sheeting. conalJerahly wider the factoesetices, in Lopes that F ont e. opt-ntris for an cavort made may lianat tr named their veer:inns to keep the poor from want, "'lcy rupee:fully invitt: the to inept co their valuable :tuck of 50 .5 . 4treaa R „ -a.litetreet, Mitten-bury, oppaa , tethe Erni& Mu aeon:; the oily home in London where the Irish linens and Sheeting% of the btst falw:c are sold, warranted bleeehed on the grass wfahout any chemical acid. No other art.cle mid, 'an! not an ay olltft "..e-calwayillog=s=4:4 :L a e. be. , ..... and o:l:tert, Agents to the Company, 50, t.;teat Russell-street s • *own:omq. — X * / rf (TY; • PLAISI OW LODGF, NFAR BROMI.LrY. KENT. . - ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CA,Pf FAL. BIL• LIARD-TABLE, FINE FRENCH GLAStES, 01 0 E NOBLE PLATE, 112166, FRENCH CLOCKS, CHANDELIERS, TRIPODS, P AIN PINGS BY ESTEEMF.D MAITEKS, and vartott. Effects belonging to the Estate or the Ire PETER THLLLUSSON, E.g. mutant to an Order of the HIGH • COURT of CHANCERY, and with the approbation of SAMUEL COMP lON COX, Esq. one of the Masters in the said Court. To be SOLI) by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, the Prendses, PLAISTt)W LODGE, between Lewisham and Bromley, in the County of KENT, en Monday, the 2thb of January, an.l following Day, at Elevtu o'Clock : rir HE:FURNITURE; comprising capital (oar post and other bedstead% with dimity, cotton, and stuff furniture., prime seasoned feather boils and beelding t of various description% DRAWING-ROOM SUIT OF SILK F'URNI. . 011 TURK, in windew-curtains, sofas, eba 1.1, Bce.; NOBLE BRIL• lUANT FRENCH GLASSES, One ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE fly SIX IT-')IX • Tinkey, Bruseds, Wilton, and other OR rpets, WELL-FINISHED CABINET ARTICLES OF Al.(. DESCRII' I lONS, in satin wood, mahogsuy, &c. lihrary bookceset, A CAPJTAL FULL-SIZED lIILLIA RD-TABLE, WITH MACES, QUEUES, &t variety of furniture for seer rants' apartments, kitchen rtquidtes, a mangle, gardm lights and t0,,1% and various ..fret.. 'To be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale, by Catalogues, which may be had on the Premises a: One Shilling each; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Onra.square. NAVAL TIMBER, NEAR OITNDLE. NORTHAMP TONSHIRE. At Garraway's Cere•House, Change.Allq, London, ott ne4day, the inch of Kbruary, 12412, it Twelve.o'Clock, ONE Thonsand Three Hunclud and Eighty-sit OAK , TREES; Five Hundred and Seventy-sin ASH TRFES; Twinty .F.I.M TREES ; Thirty WALNUT TREES; Five HORSE CHESNUT TREES; and One BEECH TRES; standin; hey ale with the Top and Bark thereon, In thirteen Ln's —Phi nett P.triculars of whleli may be had at the Swan Inn, Otuidk ; the Gene Inn. Stamford; the G (lege Inn, Nor. du:tiptop ; the Linn and Lamb, Leies-4ter ; of Mr. Webster, at , Deem:, near Ounille; at Garr.iway's Coffei-!•ouse, Change-alley, London; of Mr. Upton, Croydon, Surrey; and of Mr. Henry Upton, Petworrh, Su-set. Ihr Ship-lluilders and Timber Merchants are assurei that this Timber Is wet worth their attention ; as it is pectil'arly adapti d for the Navy ; of large diruensi .ns and good quality; tome Plank and thick St..ff, with very large Heads, which will produce a gre.a quantity of Bark.—The Ash '1 iniber is also of good qua i y. • CAPITAL FARM am I hill.LS neat ANDOVER. To be SOI.D by Ape f iON, by HENR , V CR:SWICK, At Abell's/ . and Garter, hi Andover, on Wednesday, the Stb day gf Felon's' y, 1412, at 3 o'Clotk, in the Arta mum, in one Lot, A". BIOS cleanable and compact FREEHOLD • A. Id IE, situa:e withi.. a mile of the Town of Andover, adjolei• g.tlie tut vpike-roud 1 iaciong to Salisbury, cons'sting of all those W. ter Cost e2ll Roolt.hury, with an excellent 1 welUterhouse, two Cottages Barns, fitabk.s, and several but- IMltWttilr, Facet and I.a• eh the-ett belonging; and also a new. 'bunt Cottage, two Barn., Out-1 uildings, Farm and Land, called hays, orate Dry farm adjoin tie thereto, con:airing 17p Aar., of thereab tuts, and the wnexe in the occupation of William H i plloway, on t Ltssse at a low rent, ivhich will expire Michael. mas, 11111. The ..i.uat`rn of the mill le undeniably the best far carrying on a tr ide In Sour, malt, coals, timb?r, or arty other commodity, the Andov r Cana/to Redbridge passing through she I card. 'I he Lands ate ir.closed with quick fences, and are eqn al quality to any in the neighbourhood, the Estate altogether fot ming a most desirable purchase fur the employment of a large Capital. Particular and Condllons w'U be shortly ready for delivery at the principal Inis In Andover, Winchester. Salisbury, Basing. stok:, and Newbury: at . the OlRee of Mr. Brentridge, Solicitor, No. 4, Dyer's-Buildings, Holborn; at the Auctioneer's, an d Mes.rs. Fodl and 'roomers, Solicitors, Andover, by aiphiliig to whom the Estatenitry he viewed and a plan seen. TO IRON MAIMS, IRON FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS. Ike. TO BE PF.REMPTORUJ SOLD 1W AUCTION. On the Premhes, at B:rsham, near Wrexham, in the Casslp ar Denbigh, on Monday the :td day of February, lal 11. and tip following Days until the whoa be add, at Ten otiock ■ ilms Morning of each Day, A LL those old established Iron Works, called BkIUSHAM IRON WORKS, consisting of Foombiles, Furnaces, Boring Mills. Raiug Mills. Finish blacblitiri fag Casting and Dra..ving Patent lead Pipes, Comm Feesior Machinery for Burins and Turning Cartoon. pentere Shops, rattermanakers Shops, "wags jams Air Agents and Worlunen, sad a'l necessary csAllillkillan all us d for catry•ng on the Iron Fotuutry sod ties' cm the most extensive state, and now la mem mirkl OOP nterly erecti.ti by sad long In the possession of this late 1111 r. Was Lissom, and sin* In the occupation of Mr. TasseAs Josta4. under two several Leases for a ct.nain king fens at Yam ris mu:spired. The above Works comprise two powerful Falls of WOW, up= wards of Ss veiny Acres of excellent Land in 14 state of ad& ration, exclusive of nearly Twenty Ames formlngilis iasatuM difurent Works, good Farm Buildings. Corso% and the NNW Eve erections containing the Engines and Mack nery. The whole will be sold together, or classzd in tile Mbleskag order t First, The Interest in the several Leases of the Falls of ater lands, and Buildings not removable. Secondly, The Machinery axed in or con= for Buildings in wbtch they respectively are, but re Thirdly, Loo•e Machinery and Lrgitie Work, ciplbis Obit appltect th its persist shape to various purposes, in HOB titamteuto lion cif Works, wince Machinery is yea Fontkly, A large Quantiry of-useless Castings, Old Iron, odor Materuls. 'aka .Premises may be v;evred, and printed Catalogues full particulars u 11l hr prepared and circulated prt vh•us to Sa'e, and Plans otay be seen. aid author Information had tin spot, by upplicanion to tames Adam,Esq. onruen„ Nl..srs„ I. 4#04 j. 041110 U s, of Bert wys, Abergele, in the ossioly of Neohigh,, aid Menu. lqtaughtota and Fitakett, of I.Vatzlog. 1.440 . . •' ' OPPICE OP OPN4NCR, Jammers s, 181 2. THE PigNpa'itt OFFICERS . OP HIS Mi1.14471-,ORDNiNCE, .14471 - ,0RDNiNCE, do her* give notice, . _ That Proposals will be received at tkeir Office, In Pali-1414 on or before Monday, the V. Otb day of January instant, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of HATS and CAPS for service of this Department, for a period of three years, determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Oilke, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day bet Ween the boors of estn 'and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be deliver ed, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Hats and Caps ;" Ipat no Proposal can be admitted after the said g2.oth !newt, 4tt twelve o'clock at noon of the sante day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. Ay Order -of the Board, R. X. COW, See. This day was publifthed, handsomely printed in 4to. with En gravings, price XI. 11s. Id. or on fine paper, L. 2s board., 1 . 1 - 1 E Life of the Right Rev. JOHN HOUGH, • tmectssivelY Bishop of Oxford, of l.khficid and Co ventry, and of Worcester fornieily P,m , iiient of Wit. Mary Mag slien Cialler,Ozford, It the reign Oflantes 11. containing many of b a Letters;and Biographical Notices'of several pArsons with wham he wag connected.—By JOHN,WILMOT, Esq. PriAed for the Author; said by White, Cochrane and Co. fiess.street ; Longman, and Co. Paternoster-row; and C a dell and Davies, Strand. bream= may be had, by the same Author, lately published, the Second EtTion, whit Atidi•ions, of • Memoirs of ►he I.lfe of the Right Hon. Sir Fardley Wilmot, late Lord Chieflostice of the Cnort of Common Picas, &e. with some original Letters, in Bvo. price 7s. or in Royal Bvo. price 103.8 d. in h•••ards. TEGGS NEW MUSICAL MAGAZINE. For the German Flute and Violin. This day was published, No. 1. to be continued weekly, and com pleted in 13 Numbers, price Lid. each, of TE"'S NEW MUSICAL MAGAZINE, for, the German Flute and Violin ; consisting of a choice Col lection of original and selected popular Air., Glees, Duets, Trios, Marches, Scc. many of them with the words prefixed; to which is added full and complete directions, by which any person of the most common capacity may becoine quite proficient is the art of playing the Flute or"Viol.n. London : Premed kr Thomas Tcgg, No. II I, Cheapside, and sod by all. bo oksellers and 11eWsnleik N. B. luit,publishod; No. I. pi-ice Is. of Dr. Gregory's Cyclo pcedia, or Dictionary of Arts and Sciences ; the Sec3nd taStlt.coloured prates. • This day was published, In onu YoL 12mo. prim Gs boards. A. SELECTION from BISHOP HORNE'S -S• tOMNIENTARY on the PSALMS. • Ey LINDLEY MURRAY, Author of an EngliWtratutuar, &e. &c. . 0 4 ,* This Selection is adapted to readers, who wi.it to cultivate a aeriou4 and pious temper of mind; and is particularly clicu• laced to cherish, in the minds of youth, sentiments of lava and tratitude . towards the Author of their being. For persons who have not mach leisure for reading; and for the higher classes in schools occasionally, the work is especially designed ; and for this per jo~a, it is luralte recommended, by the purity and elegance of Its larauageeihacorrectuess and excellenc.: of its compcsitiou. Frinted for I.ongnian,,liurst, Rees, 0 me and Frown, and Dir ton 11nel-twee*, London; %%Tenn and Son, York; and Constabie sad Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, the Power of R liglon on the Mind, Seta pairs lya. hostas ,turd iq i tup. price 48..41. hound. PRESENTS FOR YOU 11-I. New and approved Works just publithed by H. Co'burn, 50, Conduit-street.. 1 1 / 41 1TINTE,R EVENING ENTE RTAINMENTS; or Coaversatioai between a Father and his Family, in ssMch ar.F delineated the Manners and Customs of various Na tion+, with Geographical Notices, itworical and Biographical ..Apeedatea, sad Descriptions in Natural History. By 1. B. DE riga G, 2 vols. 12.. !:our.d. 'Ehea Convi r...tons I.npart so much general know ledge .nd annf.ing inf.irniation, that we think the •Et.toslar has pro diced a very vine:taiiiiag and valuable Book for I &leg people." hiorat ly Reeks,. 2. Si brook Village sod Its inhabitants, a Tale, I 01. ss. bound. • 9. A lather's 'Vales. to his Daughter, l vo's. with pl des, Bs. A. Zadoglcal AMCdoies, or a Volt-crion of extra, r :miry and hiteres irg facts rutting to the Auinril Race. By Won;Bteweter, 341 Edition, in 1 vol. Cs. bound. 5. Catolille Ormsby, or the Real Eutilla, a era.i.ig,Morite kaio. Editl?n, Ss. ti. The t;sitonet of Entertainment, a new and srlei Cdlection of Enirintr, Charades, Rebuses, etc. with 3oSt ions, St. • HORNSBY AND CO. STOCK-BROKERS, No. 46, CORNHILI.. 41MPORTANT STATE LOTTERY, Two Prizes of X 40,000, besi4es many Capital Prises, oral only 19,000 Tickets. Such Adviuttagto 4ver were taints ted to pitblir view. TIONNSBY and Co. sold the very first iL 4 .6),000, in die Year 134.7 ; the two Writ 430,000; the two first ae15,f130, also 20 of - 430,000 67 - of - £.9.,r00 33 - of - 10,600 .76 -of • ii0:10 49 - of - a,OOO leo - of - rs fur 'I ickets pr fillares by Post or Cartier extant d with Mi l &W h er"-#M-"A n tkeifigrplilLika 4 ". gi l ibs Ittst of JA ARV.-- e lets t ;in 20. LICENSED EY GOVERNMENT. MARTIN, O r Cornhill. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. Ore Hundred and 'lrtenty Thousand Pounds will be divided among the fortunate Holders of facts on the gist of this Month. _ _ • __ _ _ _ -------- WMARTIN begs his Friends will not delay who . intend to snake a purchase in the preNent small Lotter y; particularly those residing in the country, as there was- no• a Ticket to he had in the last Lottery for several days previous to the day of Drawiug. Present Price Ticket £2l 5 0 Half - £lO 18 0 Eighth . £1 16 di Quarter t -votsg,o 0 I Sixteenth - 1 S 6 A good allowance made-to coachmen, c'ubs, agents, &c. rurc'ia slhg largely, and orders from the country directed as above duly attended to by return of post. W. MARTIN begs leave to inform the Nobility and Oertry,that from his office Newspapers of every deocriptien are 'rcgularly warded to all parts of the United Kingdom, postage free, and In that regular manner which shall give the greatest ...tisfaction. HASSELL'. DRAWING MAGAZINE,. with 400 Engravings This day was published, cotitim ng four Engravings (T 9 be coniinued andcompleted in 1,00 N umbert, nuking four handsome V01i..) No. I. pr ce tid. of I.TASSELL.'s DRAWING MAGAZ IN E of Rural 2. 'Scenery'. or the 5.1 f-taught Alll4, conesting of Views from Nature, Cottage rot Mountain Scenery, ltivtr and Coast Views, Shipping, characttr. of Trees, Rocks, &c. 'l he various spe:irs of Carle, calculated to heighten and give sublimity to picturesque eff.;•3 ; the. various ID:ones:lc Animal. that emb.ilis'i Rural Sce nery; iscluding subjects from Morlaad, in the possession of Cie Praptie• or, and never before published. London: Printed for' Thomas •1' egg, 1 11, Cheapside, and may belt:idol ad Dou'i...e'ltra,&:. Wlter• nay be had. Mr. Enfield's l'reativ on Drawing, Pint ing, cysturTg, ?ft. a vahial,:e and Ropuhr wcrit. ds. 6tl. tio..rds NELLINGTON'd DOMES fie COOLER?. • This thy was publi,kett,in hrlke Bye. prlc: hoards, rHE HONEKEEPEk's DOIXLiTIC 1.1. -'NARY; or, NeW.. UniSer.al Candy I.3a.river Prarti cal Economy: Cutilaintrtg the wliote Art or etattrry,l:l all its New acd k.tshionable Varietirtr; with pro' er li•scructions . foe' Koasring, Boiling. Broiling. Frying, Hk.lsirg, Stinvir.g, Frirmeting,Pagouing, with Conf ctionary is all 1.3 Eranclitel; Potting and Cullaring'Fists and hlett ; Salting and Curing Hausa. Tongue~, liac In, Beef Pork, &c. • Pickling of every DescriPtion; Brewing of Porter, Air, Beer, anti l'Ale Beer; Iti tiding of spi rits, simpL: Wat-rs, Compounds, and Cordial.; Making and keepin Choice Wines. Also, the CoaspLet• Art of Cal viva. and perlorm , ng the Nom:tars of the 'fable wi:h Grace and l'r illustrated by Engravings. likewise new Bills of Fere, Made- Dishes ot ail Descriptions, Diri.clons for hlarketMg, &c. &c. By CHAT LES MILLING lON. I-ondor ; Printed for M. Junes, 5, Newgatc-street ; and C. Chapple, Pal!-Mali. ANTI-SCORLIU DitOPS. IT is worthy observ:qion the numerous Cases thit have succeede•l by the use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS; and the following rentaekable in. stance occurred in a middle aged woman who applied for their use a the I)ispensary, IS, Soho-square, London. She complained of great debility and nervous irritation, appetite bad, with a ge neral depression of breathing ; her case not biting well understood, she had tried palliatives without any success. She took the Medi cine, though the Proprietor stated the improbability of its being of service ; iu a mon , h site walked from . Lantheth, having recta• tutted her strength and appetite, and incteased her pulse from the depressed state it had been in. !low this effect can only be ac counted for by the medicine regula•ing the stomach and diges tion, and exerting the powers of the habit In deep-Seated ab seesses of the johns, the change it produces in the trvneral health, excites Ilse best hopes. iu ttb ! ..l !dolt di4tessing cases. Ili erup.- tikais, scrophuia, scurvy, rheunfFitan.Atc. its effects are gortatty acknowledge.l. A. there ate numerous counteeleits;pliuse to ask fir Spilshury's Patent Antiseerbutic Drops, with'ihiltingasdiity printed in black ink, in biAttlef !Wk. tlonhL bath.* it's and. larger Xi 3s. ditty included. Compound Esipace as. Sliklitt,the . Diego:4k, IS, :iolio-siluare„ London, • • • - . ,hall attend. J y Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sc:. Oder EXCHEQUER BILL. OFFICE, January 9, 1812. 0 1 bt of All Exchequer Bills dated la the Mouths of January and February, 1811, TO BE PAID OFF, ESE THE LORI4S COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA- R and JEST 's TREASURY, having given Directions for paying o ff t j..ottery C the Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Receipt of Exchequer, At New Palace Turd, Wsitminster, on Monday, the 3d day of February, Where sb 1812, aitendancz will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) of the F, until and including Friday, the 24th of this instant January, from Ten .'Gloat in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose 61 In the receiving the same ; aad, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said pli•awre Bills are desired to place each description of Bills in separate Lists, which 7 1. 17 a E d l are to be obtai.ed at the Office,,sentainingtheNumbers in numerical order, r fili e l j ateording to their respective dates, with the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the dayr on which they are LICEN , respectively dated, to the said 3d day of February, inclusive, when thel Ore Hur Interest will cease; and the said Bearers (being Holders or not) are! among indispensibly required to indorse each Bill wills their usual signatures, Month and to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of each separate W List ; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill p articu'lai Office for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give tie. Receipts ?ficket to for the same. the day If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills sbf,ulJ Le &draws of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said 3d day Ha Qu of February, they may be accommodated, on computing the lnierett to ! A good a the day on which they ravish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for sing largi examination one day prior thereto. attended Such .Persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bill(' in W. M from his whole or in part Paynreut of Principal, upon mai hag new Bills, warded asul mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered 04 or that regc before the 24th instant, may be accontarartrd with new Bills currying HASSEI an Interest ty . Threelence One Farthing by the day, on every One Huss- 13 deed Pounds, which , said New Bills will bear date the said 3d day (To be c of February, 1812, and will be delivered on Tuesday, the 4th X.:lessees and the feer,oving Drys. H .Sc, N. B. AU Exchequer Ms, dated prior to January, 1811, Nature, have been advertis:d to be paid oC, and the Interest thereon has Shipping Cease d• Carle, efr—t: • PITAZARD, BURNE and o'. Stock-Brokers, l 4 . - r,espectfully inform the Public ' Out Tice ere and &lilies s Ifor the ensuing Lottery, are now on Sale at their Office, Ne. 22 1 index the ROYAL EXCHANGE, London. • The SCHEME contains • 4 - Prizes of • - X 20,000 - - - .of • - • 6,000 2 .• • • of - . 4,000 6 • - of - - - 1,000, &c. The whole to be Drawn ail 21st of JANUAR; . • All Letters, post raid, duly answered, and Orders from the Country, acconiranied with Remittance, attended to by THUM of Post. LADY BR ANSCOMB, wiDinv OP SIR JAMES. BRANSCOMP, RESPECTFULLY infs r m s the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that Tickets and Shares are seiliug at her State j e ottery Offices, • No. 1, HOLAORN LIARS, The corner ni Middle-row. Holborn, Aisd MARGAREI"S HILL, 'Borough, - Where she will no doubt have the happiness to inform them part of the Capital Prizes are sold in the New Year's State Lo tern, containing only 1;000 Tickets, and all to be drz.wn the I:ist of THIS MON TH. In the last two years of Sir J. Branscomb's Life, he had the pleasure of dis:ributing to the Public Prizes amounting to nearly FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND pouNps STERLING, and Lady B. trusts that a continuance of uneza.mpled success will be experienced at her new Offices as ehnve. • _ FOR COUGHS, C . 011.1:15, MITHNIA .4 , St.-. THE only genuine pectoral.BALSAM of HONEY, invented by tir lout+ Hitt, M.D. The Linnzus of Ertain recommends this excellent preparation as the most salutary and egecival .remedy for all disorders of the Briar and Lungs, Con 'gilled Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fink:Nand ob,tructions in the Lltands, are gently and safely discharged by easy exrectoration, ' wherzi: gs and uneasiness in breathing are speedily rem'ivid by a few duet's. It takes offehe irritation ' opens the thoracic du4s, and heals the Sorette.s gf the Breast and Lungs. Thiry years eleperiente has conbrnitit the recommendation in the immediate relief and gradual curc•of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Con sumptions. It is the groatcat preserver of the lungs ever discovered, sod contains all the healing, softening, and soothing qualities of that trilubeinus extract of FLOWERS called HONEY ; and the richest balsams of the Eastern World; it i. as res.ora ire as Awes' Milk, mad never disarrees with the stomach ; a common Cold yields to its benign influence In a few hour, and when resorted to before the complaint is far advanced, all clanger of Consume. tiOn is certainly prevented: Peke 3s. ed. per bottle, or 7 in one large, for 425. Tilgeord ayaint observe the name of Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul', Churcb-yard, is engraved on the stamp. tio;tl by Shaw and Co OS. St Paul's, cm the fastway ; Tait, Exrisange, and Sangster and Co. Oxford-urea.