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.. - 4 • . , - ifi* 13:::p !- ' i ivl4 •!sTJ•• '+' ~,. C l / 4) • t • 1 4 se all e • I: 1 ; (cf; I .e* -L,. • ..•••••11;•••• AM. .10,1*.011411111... `J a' ■ .11 • ' •r • . I ~. _~.; ,_ N DER .5913] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANL IS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 6, ,rill be acted the Tragedy of THE EARL OF WA.RWICK. . f Warwick, Mr. Ellison, (being his first appearance that tharae ser); King Edward, Mr. H. Siddons ; the Earl b ro ke, Mr. Putnam ; the Earl of Suffolk, Mr. Powell ; of Anjou, Mrs. Powell; Lady Elizabeth Grey, Mrs. siddont ; Lady Clifford, Miss Boyce. „tick (for Co 9th time) a New Grand and Comic Panto mime, called RIBOND; or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO. • Ne g ro, Mr. Hartland; the Little Clown and Hark-- , (wkh a Pa. Seal), Master Laurent ; and the Clown, Mr. , M; Columbine, Mrs. Sharpe. arc/ we, The Country Girl ; with the New Pantomime. ~....----------- THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Ws PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 6, will be act , A the Comedy of THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. Hoe. Mr. Ts:ingest, Mr. I.iston; Sir David Daw, Mr. Far. pearuddock, Vir: Kiiiable ; Woodville, Mr. Murray ; Lrainiroodville, Mr. C: Kimble ; Sydenham, Mr. Brunton ; 7 0 - 1 ,1 ; M r . Blan c hard; Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. Humphries duo Emily Tempest, Miss Norton. Alai will be performed (for the 9th time), a new Panto- LOmime, called HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT ; r, FIRE, WATER , EARTH, AND AIR. • g r . Bologna, jun. Sir Feehle Sordid (Guardian to ' D e), Mr. L. Bologna : Clown (Valet to Sir Ecchle), Mr. rill sakes Son, with a Song, Master Smalley. Dancing ids. Misses H. S. and E. Adams; and Columbine, Miss row, The Comic Opera of Two Faces under a Hood ; New Pantomime. GREAT ADVANTAGES !! Of TICKETS at Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other Offices. at WARNER's, No. 16, CORSIIILL, who submits t i e hawing Statement of Prices, that the Public may sec ,mtukthetinve in buying at his'Office. Wawa* s PRICES. OTHER OFFICES' PRICES. ket ......... XII° 17 0 Ticket f ..--. 10 12 0 Halt: ear ... 5 6 0 Qlrarter • 5 9 0 wi ......... 213 0 Eighth 211 6 INA ......... 1 7 0 Sixteenth indicts ... 712 0 City Tickets THE STATE LOITERY . Be l ongs Drawing MARCH Nth, 1909. :Mains an astonishing Number of Thotmusd Pounds and Readied Pounds Prizes, is addition to as muny Gr4.-at Ca -las was usual in former Lotteries of 60,000 Tickets, as :bed is the following rich List : d 610,000 1 20 10,090 SO 5,000 45 &c. &c. &c. Taus for the GRAND CITY LOTTERY in Variety. .etten, (Post paid), containing Orders enclosing Bank Note, t-Oice Orders, or short-dated Bills, will be treated the same .£l,OOO 500 100 stray Agents, for sbott-dated Bills, supilicd with Shams on moiewitTerms.--Lateers, post paid, duly answered. !MATE LO MAT OF 23,000 BEGINS DRAWING THE Bch OF MARCH, um TO 11 DIMON IR rgr4 DAYS. SCHEME. 3 Hai of se. 20p00 are Z. 60,000 3 10,000 $O,OOO A.............. 5,000 ...........- 110,000 1,000 500 wm. • 15,000 3 45 ...... 11410 ...... 1012. SO 21 Ile •••••• ••••••••• 4 0 00 34300 21,000 :.;,000 Tickem Is Z. 2500000 NO' Fly *MP-. rHE alswe,Satiger., with: Not Three Blanks to a Priw, contains nearly double the Number of Capital Prizes 'fir Lottery for many •years past, though many of those Lot h milted of bnpoo:lickeu. TICKETS and SHARES are now selling by T. BISH, Stock-Broker, No. 4, Conan!, and No. 9, Charing-Cross. le have Unwise on Sale, Tickets and Shares in a great variety of Nnrobers„ist the GRAND cal/ LOTTERY OF FREEHOLD HOUSES, Dbeharged of Lard Tak containing Capital TIt•• to the ar.-runt of 101,00; I valued at X. 21,C00 7 valued at £.4,t,n0 • 7,000 6 4 1;,c30 I PRYSENT rater 47 14 0 Ticket - - Halt - C. 4 a 0 Eighth - IC.I 1 0 I 94aller - 21 0 Fakteenth - 010 6 To bp Drown in GatidAall. 86th Apra, ISO& it r e► b This day were pobtillecl, In one large volume boo, prier 9s. in board*, • lALOGUES on VARIOUS SUBJECTS. — By the late WILLIAM GILPIN, A.M. 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Bvo, with a Selection of the most Maps, carefully copied from those in the 4to edition; 24 n, price Ifs. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, taas. • PIC7TIALLING-071 1 1CK. jessa7 I, 180 L THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS .1144JESTrs NeIVT, I. Anvil give Nake, That on Friday next, the Bth instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for Two Hundred Tors of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples, to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered in the original packages, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Tons per week, into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills pay able with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. Na regard trill he had to any Tender in tench the prke shall not he inserted in words at !m a th, or that ,hall not be delivered to the Board be fore one o'clock on the said Friday next, the Bth indent, nor oarless the per son who maker the Tender, or some person on his behalf, attendr,to answer when called lir. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, • 'CHANGE ALLEY, CORNHILL, . - • EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIABSSINT's • • CAPITAL,. ONE MILLION. For INSURANCE from FIRE, and on LIVES; and for the GRANT and PURCHASE of ANNUITIES. • POLICIES expiring at CaIIISTMAS should be t?-. stewed within Fiofteen Days from that Period. Among other advantages offerra by the Company's Proposals, it will be found, that no charge is made for Policies or Indorse ments; that a large Commission is allowed on Insurances on Live; and that a Deduction is made on the Premiums of all Fire Insur ances out of London, whether effected at the Company's House, in 'Change Alley, or with any of its Country Residents. Attendance daily, from Nine to Four. By Order of the Board of Directors, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. er Farming Stock may be leisured in one sum, without an Ave -1 rage Clause. HOPE FIRE OFFICE, LUDGATE HILL, INSTI TUTT.D 18 . 07; TOR INSURING BUILDINGS, GOODS, SHIPS BIM DING IN BARBOUR OR. IN DOCK, VBSSELS, CRAB r. AND CARGO, FROM LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE. CAPITAL. TWO MILLIONS. INStTRANCE of Property from Fire being of the I fir , t importance to the interest of Society, several Institutions have been formed for thdt Useful purpose ; and this Company hav ing been established upon a plan which holds out very superior advantages, the Directors feel confident of public support. The business of the Company commenced at Michaelmas last, and Insurances to a wry considerable amount have already been effected. Proposals may be had at the Office, and Insurances by persons whose Policies for property insured in other Offices, and which expiredat Christmas, may beeffocted upon veryadvantagessiss terms. Persons insuring Property in this Office, to the amount of 10001. are entitled to very peculiar advantages !!! • All Policies of aOOL and upwards are issued gratis; and Insu rances upon Household Goods under that amount, may be egected without druinct speiiticatioss ! No deductions whatever in the Paymentof Loss or Damage by Fire, occasioned by Liglining, is paid by this Company ?u Exeences paid on the removal of rods in case of fire, and all oss or damage thereby made liana ab diditisionsid! No charge made for F.ndossorfsenisk•- t ., - al MYrct . - A considerable deduction is o ll ow'edito M on short pe riod Insurances!. A Brokerage of five per cent: is allowed on all Shipping Insu rances! Poficiesfot more than one year allowed a considerable! discount ! Farming Stock, on one fartn,lnsured without the Averag.eCtause. Engines carrying water (on - a new principle, invented by Mr. Bramatt) are stationed in the meet eligible situations in the Me tropolis, and ready for im mediate sere ice on the First Mann of Fire. Agents arc appointed in most of the principal Cities and Towns in the United Kingdom. Proposals for Insurances on Lives, granting Annuities, hr. will be ready for &livery, shortly. B y Order of the Directors, WM. BURY, Clerk. N. B. Attendance is daily given at the Office from ten to four o'clock, and during Fifteen days after each quarter Day, until Six. - ESSEX. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD VILLA, situate at the East End of the Village of Stifford, in Essex, three *miles from Grays, ten from Rumford, and t• •2nty-one from London, in the high road to South-End; consisting of a spacious wen-bunt Brick Mansion House, with convenient attached Of fices.; a denwlaed uniform range of Coach-Houses and Stabling ; a variety of Farm Buildings, Court Yards, I .awn, extensive walled .Kitchertnarden, four Inclosures of-rich Meadow Land, and two • , Coppices , containing altogether Twenty - one Acres. For !anther particulars apply to Min Button, Esq. West Thus •rock, near Przfleet; or to Mr. Wall, Solicitor, Prirees-street, ;next the Bank, London; where a Plan of the Estate may be 'seen. . . DK. *GR 2.GORY's FAMILY BIBLE. r rniS work, which has been nearly tWo Years in preparation, has been dAayed by the anxiety of the Editor and Publishet, to render it in all respects worthy of the Patronage and lasting preference of the Pnblie. It is now in a train of such forwardness, that the appearance of its first Part and Numittr can be confidently practised, on or be fore the Ist of May next. 'The Notes will he Illustrative and Historical, printed with the Authorities in the manner of the Variorum Classics; and, the Em 'bellisments will consist of one hundred Engravings, by the first Modern Artists, (IViestm. Heath, Haler, Neagte, Taylor, Cooke, Worthington, &c. &c.) from the most celebrated Designs of the Great Masters in the teveral Schools of Painting. The plan of this Work is altogether unique and original, and in the execution it is intended to unite saperior Usefulness with su perior Elegance, at a cost little exceeding that of good Family Bibles Which are without either Notes or Embellishments. Bridge-street, Jan. 1, 1808. This day was published, in two vols. *lvo. with a Map of the Coun- - try, price IL Is. inboards, TRAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA, during the years 11101, 1002, I ROS, and 1144 ; containing a description of the Captain-Generalship of Caraccas, and an Account of the Di covery, Conquest, Topography, Legislature, Commerce nance and Natural Productions of the Country • withfa; View of the Manners and Customs o f the S p aniards and;he Nativelndians. By F. DEMONS, Late Agent to the French Government at Caracas. Translated from the French. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme,Patemoster-row. " It is with the greatest satisfaction that we congratulate our Readers on the appearance of the volumes before us, in which they will find very ample details on the natural resources and produc tions, accompanied by much information oh the internal state and g overnment s of the Spanish Colonies in America." Edinburgh Rev. July, 1806. " In his sub3ect Mr. D. is peculiarly fortunate, from the jealousy of the Spanish Laws, interdicting the intercourse of foreign Na dons, &c. The work before us, though it were much less intrin sically excellent, would possess at least the attraction of nrtvelty.— At the present Foment also when the public mind is much excited and animated by the vast prospects which the projected establish ment of an independent sovereignty in South America, displays b e fore it, whateveraelates to that Mealy favoured comineot,will be read with peculiar interest."—Eclect. Rev. lan. 1808. This day was published, price 4s. sewed, THE PRESENT STATE of the BRITISH CONSTITUTION, illustrated By BRITANNICUS. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Thh day were published, price Ss. 6d. STRICTURES an SUBJECTS chiefly relating to the ESTABLISHED RELIGION and the CLERGY; in two Letters to his Patron, from a Country Clergyman. Printed for F. C. and I. 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WILLIAM AMSON'S NEXT OF KIN. lrF the Next of Kin of WILLIAM AMSON, who . 1 - is supposed to have bettfborn, and to have served an Appren ticeship to a Stocking Weaver at Nottingham; and who there, in the year 1746, entered as a trooper into the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, commended by General Conway, and who served in that regiment until the year 1788, when he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, and who died at Paulswal den, in the County of Hertford, in the year 1805, will apply to Mr. Wall, Solicitor, Prince's-street, n,. at the Bank, London, they will hear of something to their advantage. CHELSEA HthiPITAL. This day was published, In one vol. 4to. elegantly printed by amsley,embellishedwith four beautifully engraved portraits by Freeman, price tit. 2a. boards, THE LIVES of BRITISH STATESMEN.— By MACDIARMID, Esq. The influence which the conduct of our Statesmen has had on our national character, renders their biography an important and at tractive subject. The Volume contains the I.ives of Sir Thomas Moore; Cecil, Lord Burleigh ; Wentworth, Earl of Strafford ; and Hyde, Earl of Clarendon. The plan of the work is to unfold the private history and cha racter of the man, to explain his political views, and record his public actions. The cotemporary history, the delintati6n of man ners and of the state of knowledge, are in:roduced as far as was ' requisite to illustrate the biographical picture. Published by Longman, Rees, Hunt, and Orme, Paternoster-row. This day were publiihed, • In Three large Volumes, l2mo. price 1 64. ed. in boards, • The Fourth Edition ' of LETTERS addressed to a YOUNG MAN on his FIRST F.NTILANCE into LIST, and adapted to the pecu liar Circumstances of the present Tune ..—By Mrs. WEST. Printed for i onginan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. 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This day was published, in medium quarto, price 10s. 6d. and ilia perial quarto, price 16. each, (to be continued quarterly), Part I. to XL. of ri•HE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES A- of GREAT BRITAIN, displaying a Series of Select Engra vir.gs, representing the most beautiful, curious, and interesting An cient Edifices of this country ; with an historical and descriptive account of each subject. By JOHN BRFFTON, F. A. S. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Bees an d Orme, Paternoster-row $ T. Taylor, Architectural Library, Holborn ; and the Author, Ts. vistock-place, Russelksquare. Of whom may be h; , d, The That Half Volume of the above Work, containing 39 ED cravings, with an Historical and Descriptive Account of each Sab iject an d Plate, in medium quarto, price 21. its. 6d. and'hopesiel quarto, price 41. in extra boards. ' • This day was published, In One Volume, Octavo, the Third Edition, price ins. 6d. boards, LETTER 4 on STUDY and USE of AN -1-4 CIENT and,MODERN HISTORY. Containing Observa tions and Reflections on the Causes and Consequences of those :vents which have produced any conspicuous Change in the Aspect of the World, and the General State of Human Affairs. By JOHN BIGLAND. Print:A for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. " Mr. Bigland displays in this volume a well cultivated and comprehensive mind. His style is generally correct; his informa tion is extensive; and the many pertinent remarks and inferences with which he has enriched this summary of general history, meet our cordial approbation."—lVlonthly Review, June, 1804. Of whom may be had, by the same author, Letters on the Modern History and Political Aspect of Europe ; exhibiting the Nature, Causes, and probable consequences of the grand Contest, between Great Britain and France, and the politi cal Circumstances of the different Nations which compose the Eu ropean System. In One Volume Bvo. price 7s. in boards. GENUINE ED: • -lONS of HUME's HISTORY of ENGLAND complete, and SMOLLETf 's CONTINUATION. This day were published, and sold either together or separate, I. AA - R. HUME's HISTORY of ENGLAND, Ivi• from the Invasion of Julius Czsar to the Revolution in 1688. With the Author's last Corrections and Improvements and a short account of his Life, written by himself, handsomely printed in 8 vols. Bvo. with a Portrait of the Author, price Si. 4s. boards. Another edition, elegantly printed in eight vols. royal Svo. and illustrated with Partraits of the _English Sovereigns, price 41. 4s. in boards. 2. Dr: Swollen's Continnotioa of the History to the death of King Geo. IL handsomely printed, in 5 vols. Bvo. with a Portrait of the Author price 21. in boards, . I Another edition, elegantly printed In five vols. royal Sm. and illustrated with Pont alts, prim 21,125. 6d. in boards. Printed for Cadell and Davies R. Baldwin, J. Johnson, F. spa C. Rivington, W. J. and J. Richardson, T. Payne, J. Walker, Vernor, Ho od and Sharpe, Darton and Harvey, F. Wingrave, Cuthell and Martin, SeatdherdandLetwrman, G. Kearsley Long man, Hurst, Recs and Orme, J. Booker, E. Jeffery, B. kriZ,. W. Stewart, Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, J. Manly, IL ster, J.Carpenter, Gray and Son, W. Phillips, S. Mammy Pfles and Mackinlay, R. Phillips, and Joseph Harding. Of whom may also be had, S. The History of England, from the Accession of King Mo. 111. to the Conclusion tithe Peace in the par IPS. By John Mii• phis, Esq. F.S.A. hiusdsomely printed in three vols. Itvo. and illus trated w i t h alai portraittfrom original Pictures, price 11. 1 ls. ed. 10 boards, or on royal paper, price 21. 2s. . 6 These three Works form a complete series of History from theNiaeliest accounts to the year 1783, and may at an times be had in uniform sets and various styl e s of want,. 2d January,llloB. THESE are by Order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others Conunissionersfor Managing the Affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give notice, that all Out Pen sioners belonging to the said Hospital, residing in London, or within twenty-tive miles thereof, are required to :Impair personally and regimentally at the Setruary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the respective Days, and in their ditterert Classes, according to their several rates of Pension, as under mentioned, when attend ance will he given from nine o'clock in the morning until threes- the afternoon, for the payment of Half-a-Year's Pension in a 4. Vance, to Midsummer next, with an sogmentation in proportion to their disability and length cdf service,according to his Majesty's new regulations in their favour. On WFDNESDAY the Eth of January. The Pensioners who receive 6d. per Day from the different Re. gimeuts of Cavalry, Foot Guards, Ist Regiment of Foot to the 624 Regiment inclusive. On THURSDAY, the 7th of January. Those who receive 6d. per Day from the 631 Regiment of Foot, with the remaining Regiments or Corps, as also the Pensioners who receive 9d. per Day from the sev eral Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, the hit Regiment of Foot to the 69th inclusive. On FRIDAY, the Bth of January. Those :rho receive 9d. per Day, from the 70th Regiment of Foot, with the remaining Regiments or Corps; at also the Pensioners who receive is. per Day, from all the Regiments of Cavalry, the Ise and Coldstream Regiments of Foot Guards. .•, On SATURDAY, the 9th of January. Timiewho receive Is. per Day from the 3d Regiment of Foot , iChinida s the lit Regiment of Foot, with all the remaining Re* meats or Corps. On MONDAY, the 11th of January. Those Pensioners from any Regiments or Corps, who receive Is. Oid. Is. Id. and Is. 2d. per Day. On TUESDAY, the 12th of January. Those who receive is. Sit& and Is. 3d. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th of January. Those who receive is. sid. per day, with those of the different rates, to 2s. per Day, inclusive . .. . On THURDAY, the 14th of January. , . Those who receive 2s. Old. per Day, and upwar ds; those front the Militia at sd. per Day, with the Private Gentlemen who re ceive Annuities from the late Ist and 2d Troops. of Hone "Guard,. And that all Out-Pensioner belongirg to the slid Hospital, who live as a greater distance than twenty-five miles from London, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required sand com manded, after the 25th of June nest, and atter every succeeding 25th of December and 25th of June, until further orders, to apply to one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace,in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the following Affidavit ; which the said Magistrate for the County,City, Borough, or Riding, bcfure whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. came before me, one of his Majesty's Justices of the Pace for the County of and made Oath that he was admitted .an Out-pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, on the day of 17 (or Is) ) from the Regiment of . , commanded by ; was then aged about years, served in ;he At my yeari, was discharged for and that he Is no otherwise provided for by the Public, but as a Pensioner of the said Hospital, at re: day, and now lives in the Parish of in the County of Sworn before me this day of I 8 The Affidavit drawn arc ding to the above Form, Sworn be fore, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a Cover, and sent by the Ceneral Post (directed thus) " 'Co the " Right Honourable the Paymaster-General of his Majesty't " Land Forces, London;' marked on tl.e Caves " Chelsea Pen " siontr's Affidavits" and Counterparts or Duplicates of the said Affidavits are to be reserved by the Out-Per.siesuers respectively, to be exhibited to such Persons as shall be directed to pay them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pensions are the real Persons entitled to receive the same. And to the end, that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital,.may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the same Persons who have passed their Examination, it is hereby further directed, that such of them who have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Regiments or Independent Com panies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not tasmer tian in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions In which tilt—, served last, but the Rcgi menu, Troop, or Corps of the Army from which they were first discharged and recommended, and received at Chelsea Hospital. The Pensioners are articularly to take notice, that the half yearly payments after mer, are regulated as• to the place of payment, by the Musters at Chelsea, or the Affidavits sent as above, after the Chrbunas preceding, and that the Chrialeas payment is in like manner regulated by the Mutters or Affidavits after the Midsummer preceding. It is also ordered and directed, that no Penn who shalt charge the place of his abode, given in at his muster, or specified in his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his pension (excepting to the Officers of Ezebe, nearest such place of abode) strati receive the tune, unless it appears, by the certificate of respectable= sons, that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, he at they maid not foresee or prevent. And that if any Pensioners shall frapdulently attempt to nu ceive a double minim of the pension, either at Chokes, or at &Oran pliers, he shaft be struck off the lists. Lastly it is notified, that none will be entered upon the pay alb of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive arty benefit therefrom, who shallnot act merely to these orders and arectionn, particulariy in sending their half yearly affidavits to the Parrs). ter-General, as above directed, sad to no other Office; which several of the Pensioners have of late either neglected to do, ter sant then irregularly to ether Departments. Q. AUkT, Sanatory and Resbur.