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• . • . _ . .. ..: A.:, 1 I • •!:: - .7 , •::' 4 • . A ~ . .> 0 .. . • . .A r' -t.:, , , . . . . Y‘ . ' - • '• tt --# ••1: - --ee. r •' . 4 4, - t , , ... . • •it ~ .. - '-.. - 0 ..s.l air _ , LTA Ity 16. . it* ..... ili Pr J ......—.... • . ' ....................... .rkl' ONE O'CAleir 4 1-;-3 per C. Red. Yi 3 preat. _••- -LANEq "I!.' f[' WEIMFSMY, THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY - LA NE. MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY be ac L ed (for the 6 th tim e ) a New Comic Opera, oiled KAIS . ; Or, LOVE IN THE DESARTS. To whirl vffbe‘adtled the Farce of TOME WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. isor ; t ie New Otters; with Ella Roatiellen. • • - i , . X • — •4Es. SPR.ING CATTLE SHOW. 'LtIRD. SOMERVILLE's EXHIBITION of CATTLE, SHEEP, CLOTHS, Are. will be held is Mon day, February 29th, at Sadler's Repository, Caswell-street, Smith- ORDMEME OFFICE, Amory 90, 1909. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- JESTre ORDANCE, Is hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at thejr Office in Pall-Mall, on Of before Monday the tlget of February next, from such Persons as may Ise willing mundertake the supply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES for Dwelling-Houses, &c. for service of this Depart ment, the a period of three years, agreeably to Patterns, which may be viewed at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower. Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Qffice, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, and 'also at the said Principal Store-keeper's Office, in the Tower, any day between the hours of ten end four o'clock. The Proposals must be delivered at the Secretary's Office afore said, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals fur the Supply of Iran i mengery Articles ;" but no Proposals can be adman:defter the said ',tt of February, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an 1 Agent in his b,bilf, shall attend.—sy Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. The only Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS sold in the Lorr Lottery. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, and No. 12, Cumtimo-Cones, sold, in the last Lottery, No. 11,0T0, the only Prize of 20,0001. that was sold to the Public. and No. 15,078 a Prize of 1,0001. in Shares, also No. 181, a Prize of 10,0001. Nos. 5,894, and 17,624 Pri z es of 1,0001. each, and Nos. 8,9 4 0 and 17,637, Prizes of 3001. each, all in the preceding Lottery. GRAND STATE 1401TERY Begins 2rLARQH the "eth, and contains 3 Prizes of £20,M0 20 Prizes of Xl,OOO 3 10.000 I 90 • 4 5,0d0 "". ke. Stc. SWIFT Ilnd Co. are selling the napes, sad Shares in great !Ili. riety, by their Agents is the Country, and at their Offices, No. 11 Poultry, and No. 12, Charing-Cross. AARMY CAPTAIN in a Regiment of In fantr y at home, which b under extremely advantageous circum:tarrees, oss to exchange to Half Pay (without the difference) or into a CpaP as ito wr ip . l462l ::(post paid) to A. B. Post-Office Birmingham. Vet LIST, 1808, printed by Authority, may Abe bad of T. Eataa os, at the kijli.c4ry Library, near sier - ispi bbehed, in 3 Yob. limo. price AL Oct. boards, ? yap IRISH BOY. By the Author of visteE / A wn, Hurst, Rees, ano p iiMe.-Tateriteeter-row. be had, The Fatal "'Mgr ; Or, The Family of Of ibteo 33 / montorio, in 3 • SUPERIOR BENEFITS. Treble the Number of Grand Prizes. Double the Number of Smaller Prizes. • No Fixed Capital. DRAWING BEGINS 8 - rn MARCH. HORNSBY and CO. beg leave to acquaint the Clubs, Societies, and individual Purchasers, that the Eng lish State Lottery Scheme is by far the best that has been submit ted to their attention for many years past, and hope for a continu ance of their favour. It is of great importance to buy Tickets or Shares before the Drawing begins, on account of their being no Fixed Capital Prize. Last year only were Shared by HOR NS BY and Co. , 19,514-X 4 20,000, 2,279 4. 10,000 10,873 4.1,000 i 8,831 5,000 1,350 $ O O 8,716 5,000 44 -- 500 I Where likewise are to be disposed of, by way of Lottery, 1 0 TWENTY CITY FREEHOLD HOUSES, Land Tax redeemed, situated in the best part of the City of London; the lowest Prize 2,0001. the highest Prize 1:5,0001 • Present Prices.—Ticket, IL 14s. . _. _ Tki s dayivas published, in sto, price Is. THE SIEGE of COPENHAGEN. A P o em. By JAMES (MAHAME. Author of " The Sabbath," &c. Need for Longman, Hurst,. Rees, and Orme, London ; and inisseivrood, Edinburgh. tAVINIS fleet which re. ias found an asylum in .ussian squadrons hav e was not until th e loth This day were published, fhb yeses foobcap, Octavo,adwithleliglht s. .beautiful engrav- TlATiristiVnistiTitE L ad y ,n esctoram7r4it a a variety of original Poems, Translations, &c. &c. g By WILLIAM PARSONS, Esq. :I.....ll4wLdogutilijitirb,Rees,and Orrne,Paternover-row. Is entered Trieste; puce of a rupture wii It is unfortunate ted to Lord Cora secure this squadron. ral severity of the lam id mails were net deli. Post Office, when this .. _ . Half ...... 40 0I Eighth Quarter The Grand Prises in Cox's Lottery, 1774, PICOT'S Grand Diamond, 1801, sevend Ptites in liotoz Lel and Bo WY LR'S, Were sold by HORNSBY and Co. Orders, by post or carrier, executed on the same terms as if present, at 26, Cornhill, 5 2 , Charing-Cross, and St. M.srgarces- Hill, 11:wongh. Els Majesty's ship Mayer, nong them are the follolltng peen, Benzin, ROSZRTSOII, ; Sitters, •••••••• El= Ann, zel, HARRISON, Mary Ann, Eleanor, STRONACII, ADS, WASLN, Harriot, STAR. r, Ca neTF it, Union, Blow; icmtnns, and the Progress, loss of anchors and cables. , - with dispatches for the Brs Llso sailed, from Lymingtes, r the Mediterranean : a fen sailed with them. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY GAINED, Szatxts of 'Flom is Sixteen SigUinio a Ticket cheaper than at other Oakes, I WARNER, No.. 16, Comau., submits the ful •Ji • lowing Statement o f Panes and recommends his Friends acid the Public to purchase imatCdiately, a. he expects Shares will rise. WAILNILI ' II Pelee; OTIIIIIIL OFTICts' PRICiI, Alford/ng a good Pro& which they avoid Publishing. Ilalf 10 12 0 half ...... ... 10 15 0 Quarter Eighth Sixteenth Ticxx•rs fur elm GRAND CITY I OTTEItY at 71. 12s. THE STATE 1.0171-.ltY Begins Drawing MARCH Bth, 1308. And gives to Adventurers a much better Chance than former Lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Prises, via. 3 of £20,000 2O of £l,OOO 3 10,000 Iti 500 4 5,000 45 100 &c. &e. &C. • , Persons in the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing ' Bank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will Lind an Additional advantage, at 1. WARNER '9, as the Country Offices frequently pt on an extra Profit upon the enormous Price of the other London Offices. Note--Money Letters must be paid foe as such. _ _ lay the transport (981) *it rehouse, from Deptfordirith last, in the Downs, this veil in the Roads this after. nd Royalist, with the loss of r lost in the gale of Friday in one past here since Fri&y /cc. A sloop with victual. on Romney Sandi, and it is taking out. I cannot lean te. ;un-brig has sailed for Part,. vessels which were left be. tine, and Pandora sloops, as rived the Bold gun-brig, from fous gun.brig, from s cruise. on a crulze ; Cracker gun tance of for Blazer, Bailer, e Downs for Portsmouth the ved his hiajesty's ships Reg the Furious, from a min, as per last. Wind W.N.W. we again experienced a verg ndation of the tide over the could not be repaired since n, and therefore the Metal -1 very seriously. Amongst , is the Elizabeth, Gjerding, a, &c. brought into the bar s Hertignanen, Schagushorn, &c. brought in with loss of lierwise much damaged ; the ving been picked up by two as she has drifted from the h damage, and has been un- Newcastle for London, aids beth, Bugge, (a Danish prize) has drove on shore at high- Frau Catherine, (a Danish brig Peggy, Cavanagh, from rdnance stores, wine, brandy masted, and loss of cable sad e can leave the harbour--sist ssterday, in the height of the Inc of the Swedes, in coming me-of-battle ship, aced tpdbet STATE LOTTERY OF 25,000 TICKETS. BEGINS DRAWING THE Bch OF MARCH, nos. TO DE DRAWN IN TEN DAYS. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of E. 20 --- ,000 --------- are L. 60,000 3 4 ....,... 40 30 4$ 100 60 1,000 so ob u 50,000 23,000 Tickets. ' NO 'FIXED PRIZE. ['HE above Sainte, with Not Three Blanks to a A. Prize, contain% nearly double the Number of Capital Prizes of any Lottery for many years past, though many of those Lot teries consisted of 60,000 'Pickets. SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. At their Lucky 01Bees, No. 11, Hei►orn ; 37. Cornhill ; and se, Haymarket ; Who have likewise on Sale, Tickets and Shares in arrest variety of Numbets, in tke GRAND CITY LOTTERY GE FREEHOLD HOUSES, Diseharged of Laud Taz ; containing Capital Prizes to the amount of 104,000 ; via. valued at X.. 21,000 7 valued at £.4,000 1 4 ab-tender, Butcher, to W.ocie Loretta= smack, Vasilli bitvl Men, Bentall, with four feet board. )y the Emerald, Storr; Ship' ia►oa, !tom Jamaica. Sailed TRYSENi PRICt : • Ticket - - :C.7 14 0 Half Z. 40 0 1 Eighth - 2.1 1 0 Quarter 2 1 0 SixtKVII - 010 I Tv loe.llt3irrt in thikislixoll 28th April, 1000, , . A CURE FOR TM TOOTHLACHIE, GUM Bills, &c. T"TTEWS TINCTURE, virmou is, welt known - for. its sorry, 'and no ways prekulietal:to tbc=Fhamel ; alv,tbe ORIENTAL DEN TIFRICE, or ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER. he Amy and virtue being achnowleflged by the most respectable Medical Au tborities, used by ma,ny, and recommended fur above these , twenty gars. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teettwevrectelia the Breat,posriees - no acid that cats corrode the Esi.irnd, and Outs a heautitbi polish on the Teeth. From astringency, it itrel igthesis the.Qiuns..erailicates the Scurvy (whicherteu proves the destruction of, a whale, set of Teeth), preserve • would Teeth from deciy, secures decayed Teeth from becoming wane, fastens those which are 'coil., and proves the happy means of preventing t h e i r being drawn. Bet what has enhanced it in the estimation of those who have beat in the habit of vAng. it is, that it prevents , the return of the Tooth-aohe, with which before that period they have been violently afflicted. 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While the sittistinn and seta* . ahem we equal to every expectation that Luigi,: be folioed t khrille to give such references, as will satisfy any enquiry ' I feltlg his motives for such an undertaking, andbis principlcold t&toridact of it. The former are little connected with the pre 'anarilument, and the latter *ill be discernible in the undevi *l Ideation, which, without the slightest relaxation of the ch.,. daniatic energy of a Classical School, will be used to establish t iLlauciplcs of the Church of England, in the mind of every eatraued to his care. Sensible that in announcing his in ra_t• pay especial regard to the point of religous instructior, ;Lllathe chutical character of his plan, he still prefers that tern &advantage, to the least reservation upon so indispeda a faint of it—No fanatic himself, he will not even be edge !calif instilling fanaticism into others; bnt having : long seek !otitis too late for youth td acquire principles, when, on enter life, they are both called upon for the exercise of therms plum dandin need of their support; and being equally satise ;rat neither co n d uct or happiness ems be expected without !,„,:tLevill net undertake any charge that would preclude hips sooner or later, the only certain foundation of both. containing the terms, and every further parties . s eto be had, without expence, of the following Bookatillere: sittons, tit, Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. liatchar d, uit Mr. liagstee, 81, Strand, where references will betiven. VICTUAL,LING OFFICE, Fehowitcy 8, 1808. 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