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THIATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. S PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, P M be ade er(for the 3d time) a New Comic Opera, called KAIS ; Or, LOVE IN THE DESARTS. pi i ne fpal Characters by Mr. Braham, Miss Lyon, Mr.Bana '- Mr. KU y , Mr. Raym ond, Mr. Powell, r. Putnam, wer, somitb , m t . dun ,, Mrs. Mountain , Signora Storace. To which will be added the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Tie New oper a, performed for the second time last night, was „ o i l ed throughout with universal approbation and reiterated tots o f applause, by a brilliant and overflowing audience, and till be re peated every evening till further notice. Ou Monday, ge e Ton. LECTURES ON THE TEETH. 1 MR, MOOR, Surgeon-Dentist to her Royal High ness the Duchess of York, will commence on Tuesday, Fe- Iraq t h e itch, at a quarter before 7 in the evening, a Course of on 0 , t b e structure and Disetses of the Teeth, in which w o e o wn the Tonsils operations requisite for them, and the cogqattaractice of the Dentist expialued,-- will a wee The Lectures be tietewellsrice k. Furdwi nkows may be known by applying at his House, Na 6, payFaveoce, Temple. VERYIAT BARGAIN. A N Excellent New upright GRAND PIANO p. FORTE, with additional Keys, Pedals, Bcc. by the Prince Odes's snaker. One of the same sort was sold last week by * * kr, to a Gentleman in Hampshire, for 110 Guineas. This i s side best upright Grand Piano-Fortes in England, and will be odd for 7S Guineas only. To be seen from eleven till four o'clock, at Mr. Watlen's, Lei cota-Plue, Leicester-square. Mt. Watlen is exceeding sorry so many were prevented from ong theahave s in fore his family. BANK NOTE. L OST, on the 2d of February , 1807, a Ten Pound Note of the Sauk of England, No. 2749, dated January 28, 100 7 . Whoever will bring the same to Mr. Giles, of St. George's , Nue, Blackfrlar's Road, will receive Two Guineas Reward. The only Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS sold in the LAST Lottery. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, and No. 19., Csatterc-Caoss, sold, in the last Lottery, No. 11,070, the fly Prize of 20,0001. that was sold to the Public, and No. 15,0751 &Prise of 1,0001. in Shares, also No. 1111, a Prize of 10,0001. 1. 400 and 17,624, Prizes of 1,0001. each, and NOs. 6,940 aea17,637, Prizes of 50 0 E each, all in the preceding Lonely . GRAND STATE LOTTERY Begins MARCH the Bth, and contains Prizes of £20,000 20 Prizes of .Cl,OOO 3 ...... 10,000 30 500 4 ...... . 5,0110 &c. &c. MUT and Co. are selling the Tickets and Shares in great wa toy, by their Agents in the Country, and at their Offices, No. 11, Nary, end No. 1 . 2, Charing-Cross. ves t ,otterT TICKETS and Shares in the SEC OND STATE LOTTERY for 1807, and the SECOND CITY HOUSE LOTTERY, are now selling by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. fit their Lucky Olices, No. 11, HOLBORN; 37, CORNHILL ; and . LT; where, in the last Lottery, the largest Prize sold in 16 Sixteenths; likewise the.two last 10001. Supplementary one, were sold, shared, and regis se the following Capital Prizes in the two last where sold in 392 Shares, namely :- Ito £40,000 10,167 entitled to £5,000 25,000 4,077 ---- 5,000 20,030 8,366 -..-.• 5,000 , 90,0`29 17,915 - 2,000 , 20,020 16,801 .---.• 2,000 20,000 24,699 ---- 1,000 20,000 17,477 -- • 1,000 20,000 3,330 --- 1,000 10,000 15,562 ---- 1,000 10,000 1 6,127 . --- 1,080 6,000 1 9,938 --- 1,0 00 a great number of 5001. 1001. fk.c. &e. .first Prize of 30,0001. ever sold, No. 24,C06, w,as half, one fourth, one eighth, and two sixteenths. 'TATE LOTTERY begins drawing op the Bth CITY LOTTERY on the 26th April. 1 at either of the above Offices ; and all ceders by (ended to. ...IGHTH OF mocr.MONTH, 'TE LOTTERY COMMENCES DRAWING: une, with only Twenty Five Thousand :ontains nearly Double the Number of Capital ,rmer ones of Fifty Thousand Tickets have had; has Sixty Capita Prizes, not Three Blanks to a rery Prize to be drawn from the WheeL--Not one ' SCHEME. of 4:0,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 500 £60,000 30,000 20,000 -20,01:0 15,000 105,000 a c , 250,000 crri LoTTERy, Houses, discharged of Land-fax, Valued at £lOl,OOO. CAPITAL PRI7.ES. 1 at 24,000 7 Each valued at 4,0 f 0 ... 7, 0 00 6 3,000 6,000 1 tt,ooo iIIART..S, in both Lotteries, are on Sale, (and the may be had grads) at the Offices, Corner of Bank ill, and Facing the Gate of the Rides Mews, RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cp. lr SAVED IS MONEY GAINED. MITS Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other Offices, R, No. 1(i, Co!mum, submits the fol tement of facers, and recommends his Friends to purchase immediately, as he expects Shares I P RIOEI , 0 riirß OrFICT.S . Patens, good Pioftt. which they .wii3 Publishing, • 10 12 0 Ilalf 10 15 0 56 0 1 Quarter 0 2 13 6 Eighth II IS 1 7 0 Sivettith ...... -- nit I r'''' for the GRAND brit LOTTERY at 71. 12s. THE STATE LOTTERY Bqgins Drawing MARCH etli, ISM.' to Adventurers a much better Chance than former having three times the number of Capital Prizes, viz. £20,000. 1 20 of Lip* 10,0001:30 ...... son 5,000 45 ...... 100 ev. : Om IV. the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find Idtantzge, at 1. WARNER'S, as the Country Offices on lu extra Profit upon the enormous. Price of the a Office. kkto—slioney Lilies' trinst * paid for as such. c). 7,74;mssu;s; ; whe rat ever shared ,was sold in 11- Prim in the Seppleme ne tered ; and where the Tura' Lotteries where ! 1,570 entitled to An, 14,915 7,717 7,e11 sh u,s4s %elf 451 for 13,747 ?lY 31 ' 33 ila, • 11,171 Besides a gre! au- laiewise the first Pi Tpt eared in one half, one ist- • N. B. The STATE - March, and the CITI strr Schemes gratis at a and Schemes post duly attended an EiGtf len- THE STATE LO )gc- ob- r I'HE Scheme, tun -B- Tickets, contai Prizes that former c yxr tkia Lottery has Sit ?tire, and every Pri, fixed! viz. lit- 3 Prizes crit- 4 - - - - hu- eo de- so - - and 0. 2 05 other Prizes espoo Tickets PVE vails For Freehold H. ! er- urea OUSe I Valued 1 ...... 4 each near Tiettrs and Su Th e Sdserncs at Lute me ki by Corchitl CharinKross, by 1 pprO- MONEI L o Sutra of Tics rersal eOln" J WARNER that • towing Statet plays 3t the Public tc Mine, ) ating WAINCIt'q those Afordang a go ,d Co- Rut Quarter both hem& sating TicKsTs for Sup' Ire Sent Bqgi ires in And eves to Ai • Lotteries, hawk ,otteri 3 of id S t ' 2 4 Persons in tht of Car lank Notes, P, Carel' El adeitionai atl Bar . ' bilsently put c other London C Notw—Moot • ...•--•••". ...........' wr. ard li 301, lull. eve vails heme• larinf " 7 7 --- • • ._, . - .• . • i ! t...., ' , . • • .• 1 ). ` '''. 0 : ' (_. • :,„' :-..)". • ,i .l ii; , . . • - i t' .. "A'' ! i ---- ' .4 . 1 1Z' . ''' ".11. ... VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Mowery 9, 1808. 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In this work, which bas justly obtained a place among the classical productions of Germain Literature, the Author not only describes the state of the Sex in ancient and modern times among the principal nations of the Globe, but investigates the causes and consequences of its virtues and vices, and of its influence upon the morals of society in general, both in private life and public affairs. It abounds throughout with curious anecdotes and interesting in formation, and may truly be deemed a valuable acquisition to English Literature. Printed for H. Colburn, No. SO, Conduit-street. Of whoni may be had, just published, in two Volumes, price 9s. in boards, Ca aISTINA ; or, hlemoirs of a German Princess ; by the Au thor of Caroline of Lichfield. ROMNEY AND WALLA: TO BF. SOLD BY .1 At the New Inn, st Romney, about fourteen. Lots, unless acceptable r Contraa, shoal.' be made in the . T TPWARDS ofTive Hum U Marsh Land, lying in the 1 Brookkand, New Romney, and I , Messrs. Joseph and Henry Coveney, Ralfe, of New Romney, under leases chaelmas, 1809. 'like Land Tax and Poor-Tax are • cept for land broken up) only one Shill' The Land may be viewed on applic Further particulars may be known at New Romney; or Messrs. Hoper FOR PUBLIC SALE At the Wrestlers Inn, Great Y Friday Morning, I rrHt entire CARGO of Beats Master, captured to Tonningen, by his Majesty's ship and fegul.irly condemned in the High sating of about 700 Hogsheads of French Red and White Wine, and 90 Balea-af Juniper Berries. Immediately after the sale of the Cargo, the Hull and Storm of said ihjp 7.eldenrust will be Sold, hurthen about 150 Too, Cirloguts may be had, and further p articulars knoioo4 by atpino• ' a plication to Mr. Samuel Hanco ck, No. 2 Hann-out*, M. rtes, seven days prmious to the Sale, and likewise at die Office of Mr. E. S. Osumatiney, at Yarmouth. _ _ . _ At the star and Garter Tavern, Broad-street, Portsmouth, on Thursday, the 18th day of February, 1808, at Noon, roe EXPORTATION, ABOUT 900 Pieces cf SPANISH BRANDY, ennaernned a Prize to the Mars private Ship of star, of Plymouth, being the entire Cargo of the Danis Itrig Foreneede Haab, 0. P.. Paulsen Muellir, detained on a voyage from Salo to Tonningen. After which will be Sold. The Hull of thefast sailing French lugger privateer vAictr. Burthen about 88 Tons condemned as Prizes* his Majesty's ship Resistance, Charles A dam, Esq. Captain. Also, the Masts, Bowsprit, Yards, Anchors, Cables, Sails, gin, and Stores of said Privateer. .And about 1500 Buenos Ayres Hides. For Catalogue and further particulars, apply three days before the sale, to T. HEATHER, Broker, Chamber of Commerce, Portsmouth. BY ORDER OF THk:. COMMISSIONERS FOR DISPOSAL OF DANISH PROPERTY. At the London Inn, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 19th of February, at Eleven o'Clock, MO. 40. The Brig GRAFF BERNSTOFF, H. &hipper, late Master, detained on her voyage from Cette. Length on Deck 70 feet. inches--Breadth 23 feet 4i inches — Depth 12 feet 9 inches--Adrneasures 156 37-94 Tons. No. 119. The Ketch TWENDE VENNER, E. Rloem, late Master. detained on her voyage from Marseilles. --.Length on Deck 64 feet 21 Inches—'Breadth 19 feet 9 inches—Depth 9 feet inches--Admessures 100, 1-94 "Pons. No. 1.1.5. The Brig DEN RF.SKE BONDE, Lals Esmona, late Master, detained on her voyage from Cette.—Length on Deck 73 feet 3 inches--Breadth 20 feet 4i inches—Depth 12 feet- - Admeasures 116, 22-94 Tons. No. 93. The Ship HARMONIEN, T. Kneeskill, late Master, detained on her voyage from Alicant.—Length on Deck 95 feet — Breadth 24 feet 1 I nc h—Depth 12 feet 31 inehes—Admeasures 296,10-94 Tons. No. 27. The Brig HAABET, Pientz, late Master, detained on her voyage from Bourdeaux.--Length on Deck 65 feet 1 inch— Breadth 20 feet I loch—Depth 12 feet 4 inches--Admeasures 104, 25-94 Tons. No.llo. The Brig EBF.NTYEZER, Ewensen, late Master, detained on her voyage from Bourdeaux.—Length on Deck 72 feet 91 inches—Breadth 21 feet inch—Depth 13 feet 3i inches —Admeasnres 131, ts-94 Tons. No. 92. The Good Brig HOELFISKEN, Schiel, late Muter, detained on her voyage from Leghorn.—Length on Deck 85 feet 27 inches--Breadth 23 feet 91 inches—Depth 15 feet 5 inches-- Adrneasures. 199,13-94 Tons. The above ships are condemned as prize to the Crown, being wed calculated for generaPpurposes of trade ; to be taken with all faults and defects, without any allowance whatever. A Deposit of 25L per Cent. to be made on the purchase of each vessel, in cash or Bank of England Notes, and the remainder be fore delivery." For viewing the above vessels and their Stores, and further par ticulars, apply to the Counting House of Mr. P. BIRDWOOD, Merchant, one of the Agents for the disposal of Danish Property, or JAMr.S BRODRICK, Broker. Also fos. Sale, a beautiful Painting, above 4 feet square (subject the Death of Hector) purchased in at a fornter Sale. PORT OF PLYMOUTH. By order of the Honourable the Coumissioners of his Majesty: Customs. On Tuesday the IGth of February 1808, by 10 o'clock in the fore noon, :vill be exposed to Public Sale, at the Custom House in this Port,THEGOODS UNDER MENTIONED. — viz. ' gewt. 2qrs. olbs. Hawsers 1 0 4 Cordage 6 2 13 bah 4 Pieces Ropc 2 Creepers 1 Cable 15 Anchors 2 Razors l_ Turkey Stone 3 Basor.s 1 Medicine Case 3 Compasses 4. Cocoa Nuts 4 Needle Caste 3 Leather Purses 2 Combs 9 Table Cloths 2 1 Blunderbuss 9 Boats 10 Watch Strings 22 Bottles Scented Waters 11 Do. Preserves S Do. Pickles 5 Do. Oil 6 Do. Olives 2 Do. Ancboviee 6 Yards Gingham 112 Do. Linen Gauls given up for the Duties. 120 Pounds Coffee. 5 Db. Cocoa Nuts. 5 Baskets &metro Nuts. 50 Gallons Wine. A Quantity of Old Cordag. returned from the Bangor 468 G.tlions Brandy 44 Ditro Rum 183 Dittu Geneva 60 Ditto Wine 7 Ditio Cordials 2-sths Ditto Ccmon Juice :3 Ditto Vinegar 2,sths Do, Treacle 89 Pounds Tamarinds 40 Do. Rice •1713 Do. Sardines 27 Do. Copper 62 Do. Iron 27 Do. Old Lead 3 Do. Pepper 134 Do. Starch 192 Do. Oakum 4 Do. Almonds 19 Do. Cork 13 Do. Indigo 64 Do. Raisins 32 Do. Cotton Wool 70 Do. Yellow Soip 73 Do. White Soap 35 Do. Butter . 23 Do. Tea 160 Do. Cocoa 35 Do. Chocolate 637 Do. Sugar 364 Do. Coffee 44 Yards Canvas. 98 Do. Calicts. 356 Do. Dimity. 32 Do. Nankeen. 2 Do. Holland. 21 Do. Diaper. 83 Do. Sails. 4 Pairs Cotton Stockit _ 84 Pieces linen Tape. 4 Pint Common Beads. 3 Loads 28 ft. Fir Timber. 1 Barrel Pitch. 9 2 3 4 Oak Staves. 1 Basket Made Flowers. 1 Danish Ensign N.B. The Goods above me and sold to the highest bidder. Attendance will be given at the Custom House aforesaid, for vieyving and tasting tae anill days before the day of ask only. Cutter. For Exportation. 5 Pair Silk Gloves. 7 Do. Silk Stoekind. 1 Do. Silk apd Coupe d*. 2 Silk Shawls. 14 Pieces Silk Ribbon. 20 Yards Silk. 11 Silk Handkerakris. rd will be set up in lots, I- • • 4 . • • . t 4 401 ;. 40 3 i agriOrCE • [Cr, SIX-PENCI.. rALLAND MARSH, BY AUCTION, about the end of March next, in tble offers of purchase by Private the mean time, iundred Acres of excellent the several parishes of Brcnzetts fict Ivychurch, now occupied iveney, of 'renterden, and Mr by . P. r leases which will expire at Mi..' ix are very low, and the Tithe (et- me Shilling per Aere. n application to the Tenants. .nown on application to Mr. Fowles Hoper ant Son, at Lewes. ALE BY AUCTION, it Yarmouth, at 'fel: o'Clock, on, ng, February 10, ) of the ZELDENRUST, ured on her voyage from Bourdeaux y's ship Resolution, Capt. 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