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The inimitable !whir:name of the various elegant Au wow have highly delighted all these who have -witnessed their . . . 7mtificialAnlinatirm, is truly worthy the attention of fi gs, but doubly Interesting to the scientific Observer. Fpr petitean see the handbills. ga d % Pit gs. Gallery lL—Doors open at Seven &Clock s r dbegis at Eight precisely. EASHIONABLEDANCING.—PRIVATE TUITION. MR.J. G. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most J.TI Fateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, k rt he very distinguished patronage he has so long experienced, pd respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies sod G e odes/len who have never acquired this accomplishment, or tbssewho have not attained the eresent fashionable mode, map b ees p e adously instructed in the most private manner, to qualify them for the first assemblies, on application at his residence, Ciadiasakers' Hall, Foster -lane, Cheapside. 26, CORN HILL. On,tv 1,000 Tickets, and Two Prizes of .R 20,000. ITORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Al Public, that there are sn few Tickets to be disposed of, tint the supply for the Country will be very triCin l y ; as such, they intreat all those who honour them wiih their commands not to delay Purchasing Tickets and Shares, or Exchange their Prises previous to the commencing o! the Drawing, which begins and finishes on the IBth of THIS litYlll46llY ..vd C. softi-elwrivaerfersa Priae of .....'2 0 ,0%) over introduced in Lotteries. No. 2,525, Cia,s A. aid Class B. both Prizes of ESC°, were Sold by them in the La,t Lottery. The Prize-holders may receive their money isunediarly. Orden by Piet or Carrier executed with fidelity and dispatch. TO LuT r .RY ADVENTURERS. REDUCED PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES. -- - - - - --- -- -- .------- ----- - ------ --- pIDDING — and Co. N. 1, CORNHILL, (the a corner next to the Mansion house) return their grateful Thanks to their Frier.ds and the Pubic Isr past favours, and re spectfully acquaint them, that they have determined to forego their Profits tor a few days, and to supply the Public until *1 hum thy Night, February l:.th, at the following vet y low Prices : ?mew Piuntxu& Co.'s Office. Price at the other Offices. Whole Ticket £4O IS 0 Ticket £2l 5 0 Half, only . 30 10 0 Half - 10 18 0 t'tea -5 6 0 Quarter • 510 0 ilt Is - 214 0 1 Eighth .. 216 6 Sixteenth - 1 70 I Sixteenth - 1 8 6 C" Orders from the Country, inclosing the amount, with the Forte, will be paid the same attention to as if the Parties were Pram; and the great saving by an early purchase at the above flee, is adf-evident. Coachmen, Carriers, &c. need only compare the above prices, to see the great advantage they will have be making their pur closes at Pi DM N G and Ca.'s Office, No 1, f:orithill. SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S PURE LEMON ACID, For Punch, Lemonade,. Sauces, Ste. • IAMILIES, Taverns; an I Inns, will find it ex tremely convenient, as it suits every domestic purpose where &edema' is necessary; also Officers, Captains of Slups and others,- ait is dry and portable, and will retain its flavour it every climate. Prtpartd only at 163, Borough, London, and sold in bottles, at 6d. by most Druggists, Libraries, Confectioners, Oilmen and lltelicint Venders; and by Rig ge and Hawkins , Bond -street; Williams, No. 72, Piccadilly ; Huguenin, Haymarket; Gedge, Lticester-square; Macdomild and Co. 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Hayward printed on the stamp, all ethers are t uatftits —Ti ey are pr pared and sold by R. Hayward, (alc ove:to T. Green' ugh, the inventor) ; and sold, by his appoint t.alt, by N ew b ury and Sons, St. Paul ' s Church-yard ; Dicey an d Bow Church yard; Bayley and Blew, Cockpur-street ; Rt yal Exchange; Want, 324, Holborn ; Clarke, 360, Bo saner, 1.50, Oxford-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet Mar id; Nike, 56, Piccadilly ; Va ¶e, Cornhill ; and Venders of Ge t=r ee med 'n P each box. OFUR RHEUMATISMS, COLDS, etc. • • R. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, are ad to calculated for the above, and all those compiainte iflikh the human frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our tfin iales as Likewise for Bili ous an d ot h er Di sor d er 4 o f the Bowels;.td for Head-achs o ccasiona l b y i n di gest i on or b y f ree 1, slog. cy Should be ralten upon every slight Indispogition, and thus tlm ely assisting Nature in the due Discharge of the animal 7 act r innsi they preserve the Body in Health and Vigour. As e eau rtt ire no conitnement, they arc particularly couvement for Sold oilly by F. Newbery am! Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church and at Dr. Jante.i'S late House in Eruton-street, London, ones, Mee 41. 6d. a box ; or six in a large box, for XI. is. the Words " Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved the ttatnip 4 ' the n ;ion s 1, of the 1 ar. 4 0 Ut hoi CA Va la t t • S ; Or • try . I N; I to , ' kr' to to put Ite Ob i til ,Ir• - ‘ll .., .I.ffir, ... , rillur,r• - - . . - . , t 7I W. . i • . • VW . • ht.... 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By Jelin Watkins, LL. U. price 19i. bound and leucred, or 13 elegantly bound. ••• Orders for the above from country Booksellers will be einutal on advanispoie mins ; alb tirssugosivers to die doze*, . Brandy (over 11 The above ‘Vi. , es and ; raatlis are all excellent in their quails tics. 'The greater part of th: tamer were put up by order, and for the use of private families, and known to be very superior. he ices will be small, for the convenience of priv families as well as dealers. For further information apply tJ Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Briton Side; or so JOHN Luscomßg, Broker. THE BEST FLOUR MILL IN ENGLAND. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. HAIWt)01), On Monday, the rich instant, at One o'Clock, at Jack's Coffee. bciuse, Coru Exchange, Mai k-lane, THAT well - known STEAM ENGINE and -A- FLOUR MILL, which ha. been for some time at work at H. Edwara.'s Steam Engine hlimutaLtury, Lwow. bah-walk. CERTIFICATE.—London, July 19,1811. This Is to certify, That we, the Subscribers hereto, were pl. sent on the Premises of Woolf and Ed earls, at Mill street, l.alII• bah, on Friday the 19th day of July, ISi I. to witness an expe riment made with a Steasn Engine of Arthur Wooll's Patent Con. critetton, to ascereant bow much Wheat could be ground into flour by two pair of French ink stones, of tour tett diameter each, attached to the said Engine, with a given quantity of Coals, and that the following was the result. Worked the Engine tour hours and I I minutes, and burnt 3 bushels of NewcastieCoals,weigiong 352lbs.During the above time and with the above quantity of fuel, one pair of the above Stones ground 38 Bushels and 44ilbs. and the other pair 44 Bushels and 25Ibs. making tnaether B 1 Bushels. and isilbs.; and it is our opinion, that if the second pairot Stones bad been in as good order as the first, there wou.d have been ground with the above fuel at least 734 Bushels; equal to 34 bushels of wheat wt.h one bushel of coals. The Wheat weighed 57ilbs per bu.hel. Joseph Brame', Engineer. John Dickson, Engineer. John Penn, Engineer. John blurrwin, Engineer Johu Edwards, Engineer. 1 hennas Rowt.tree ' Engineer. Peter Keir, Engineer. Ch ar l es Fairbone Matheniati• James Moorman Engineer. Instrument Maker. James Smith, Engineer. .1 hums Jones, Mathematical Richard Jacks:at, Engineer. Instntment Maker. John Norton Engineer. Rkhar i l Ikwdney, Miller. Joseph Mach in, Engineer. Gorge Nicholls, Miller. lames Button, Engineer. N. B. From a similar exper:ment made with one of Messrs. Bolton and Watt's 0... t Engines of eight horses' power, in pre sence of several of the above Gentlemen, it apvelted that not quite -ix bu.hels of wheat could be ground into flour by that Eugine, w th one bushel or sa pounds of Newcastle coals. e s ° '1 he Engine will be at work 1.. r three days prer7ons to the from len in the Month; to Four o'Clock. VALUAULF. ES TATES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With possession at .hf ehatlnsas neat. AVERY desirable and compa ct ESTATE at Loddar, in the Caunty of Norfolk, nearly all Freehold, "consisting of a capital Messuage in good repair, with a Barn and Offices, and an excellent Earns Hco s e, w i t h a Barn, Stabil s, and other convetiient Out-buildings, and several Ciosrs of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, divided by thriving quick !sedate, containing together, by estimation, 221 Acres, mare or kis, situate very near the town of Loidoo, from whence there is • navigable river to Great Yarmouth, Norwich, and Beccies. There are six goings on Stubbs-green attached to tie Fanr. The Land is of a superior quality, and now in the occuparon 4 f Mr. Edward Bonfellow, who will r..s.gu hi, Lease at Michael mu next. For a very small sum these pr. mites may b- ear. vented Into an excaltnt res.dence fur a Gentleman, or divid into two. The Estate abounds wi:h Game and Fish-rinds. Loidon Is pleasantly anti conveniently situated, at the distance of i 3 nuts s :rani Great liarmou• h, ten from No:with, seven from Beaks, and six from Bungay. Also, an Estate, all Freehold, situate In South Elinham, in the Parish of St. James, near Eungay, hi the County of Sulloik, consisting of SS Acres, more ur less, of very excellent Arable Land, now in the occupation of James Foreman. For further particulars, and price, apply to 'F. H. Cooper, Esq. Swan Inn, Loddon ; of to Messrs. Foster and Un hant , Solidus, Queen street, Norwich, where Maas of the Estates may be sees. Lertrrs to be postpaid. C HILBLAINS are prevented from breakinx, and" . • their tormenting itching. instantly removed by 14 r 1111 E HP AD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally ea - earned for its extraordinary efficacy in Rheumatisms, Palsies, Gouty Affre , eons, and Complaints of the Stomach; but 'at/I,re this certain remedy has been unknown, and negl:cted, and the cl.l.laLuns have actually broke, WHII'EHEAD's FAMILY CERAIE will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. Prepared and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, IS, Greek-street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at v.. 9d. each—the Cerate at Is. lid. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the. United Kingdom. IV The genuine has a black ink stamp, with the name of R. Johnston inserted on it. A CHEAP REMEDY. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASIHMAS, &e. CHURCH's COUGH-DROPS, f or recent Colds, obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthma., stand unrivalled. Its reputation for fi'teen years past, and the various testimonies of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of the estimation in wblth it is held for all Asthmatic Affections, recent C..lds and Coughs howev,r obstinate, and a ll Pulmonary Complaints. A s p roo f , e r e following instance is Inserted Fa Me. rs. gnaw and Co. " Birmingham, March 16, 1805. " Gentlemen—ln justice to you, and To ett•tfy the waive of that excellent Medicine, Cburds's Cough Drops, I send you the following case, at the particular request of the pa: to t. " My Ls, SwINNIT." 64 Sir—l cannot sufileitntly acknowledge tb cure I have re• and from Church's Cough Drops. A most suffocating Astir matte Cough during the winter afflicted me so Severel7, that I ea peeted nothing less than death every minute; ene hot le relieved me considerably, and four snore perfectly restored me. Your sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble servant, '‘ Taos. Eostemos" Sold wholesale and retail by Sha w and Edwards, Ne. 66,. St. Paul's Church-yard, on the font-way; Tntt ' Exchange; a n d Bacon and Co. Oxtord-st reet , an d one Venter in every town,-. None can be genuine, except "Shaw and Edwards., 66, St. Panlll Church-yard," is engravedua the stamp. Pries 11a. Sid. aad doable size, 4s, Id.per bottle. . -e - " , f . • . AD MIRAL7Y-OPPICE, Jae. es, totes' ;_ II This ela'y were pibbsked, . -., ?F E-Sti CERN IX .E. SION. . . NTOTICE i: hereby givers, Mat a SAflioll of Oyer 101.!°'; illustrated by twt utfgoe Eargrinti put up se- IN putoime of the Resollitions of a general Mot: , . ~‘ parately, priceuett: to hoard.. -I. N n ne o ur a i d Goal Dothwoy, fir the Trial of Vass" aramighlr itititTSACTIO NS. OF THE GEOLOGICAL :04 4 ,.. .. e.- I In= at:l:llll.l4:ctletlzirrot. 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G EMI oit TO IiOUSE-BULLDERS AND CON I RAC MRS, 84e. its in ► respect of nary sum of Tar 5h Map el- TT. is intimated to such as may wish to speculate /ohms/ lISOLLIeor ea, Minister of the Reformed Congregation • . - .7 . . 0 , Jb o kit oci o p ,. b i . n o on( to m Do.; Peas. Gni, and ... . at Lelpsick. By the Rev. WILLIAM TOOKE, F.R.S. 7: n o scat r Ly W t hlt ime etleild after . ii i he '" A upon what will give an immediate large return, morn i Printed f . - - 11,101 k 12 1 d•• C" -Cs ki glia nali kk ee r:! ,l3l: il. o virdot or Looginaos morn, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- a future incalculable a 'vantage, that Ground is now ready to ik ! - iMr dry of -gebt vary next. in order to k‘certalo what perms e _, • roster -row. feued off upon Wilding Houses, immediately contiguous to, ant -I ~ lon_ be eau' kid to any future benefit a - privilege *hick may arm lying between the Wharf and Bason of the Caledonian Canal and I. - Of whammy be had, by the same Author I. 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