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. • ihrAm Y.~4 .~. basis] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Ills ?RESENT EVENING, JANUARY 13, will be acted the Comedy of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. ~ gr. Holland ; Leonata, Mr. Wroughton ; Zon r , Eyre; Claudio, Siddtms ; Wenedick, Wfr. Aeon; Balthazar, Mr. Dignum Antonio, Mr. Powell ; ;b er ry, Mr. Dowton ; Hero, Miss Mellon ; and Beatrice, • lords ▪ 001 (for the 19th time) a New Grand and Canticlvanto minis, tailed mo w , OT, HARLEQUIN NEGRO. .;•-agriow, the Comic Opera of the Dueena• trw time these two seasons, the two= env*. camitio, the Comedy of All in - the Wry - • ' SECOND TIME. TrrtE'RQYAL, COVIEpr_r.ARDEN. 1118 PREUNT EVENING, JANUARY ii, . T o b e performed a New Historical Drama, ha 'llireeAgleit, loCl•risee s ) cane d THE WANDERER • ITk A TN E RIGHTS OF HO4P,ITY. ;.(wietteertMusiceomposed by•Mr.Davy and-Mr.Rtisma ""--Vagrologue to bespokemby Mr. - .Brunton. • ' , „ dO l7 Characters by Mr. C.lcentlsle, Mr. Pope, .Vir. riuotrTfdr. Blanchard . , Miss Smith, and Miss Norton. . ,:- 00000 of Soldiers, Fishermen, and Villagers. A ,New Ballet, incidental to the Drama, compspui, r iyystr. Vera, jun. to be performed.by the Misses Adams sachets** Ba it- The Epilogue to be kpoken:by•Miss Norton. i i ter w hich will be performed (for the 15th time), a new Pent° mime, called HARLEQUIN IN MIS ELEMENT; %Ely, wATFR,IARY. I d , *IV Mx. (00, 'Do Drama of the Wanderer ; or, the :Rights of wing been received with unbounded applause and by ihrilli:nt and overflowing audience, .will be Fe the New Pantomime of Harlequin in his,Elernent ; pisgse,Vater,Fstrtit, and Air, every evening till further notice. Fill"..."6ssyliciND..STßPET, 10.2, one Door above Brciok-struet. BOWMAN offers her grateful acknowledge to the Nobility, Gentry, and her :Friends, for the poonuge spoferred on , er late - husband, Tuom,ss Box and is a eoptinuance of their Savours, as site carries • Ake !viands for the welfge of her Children. Matetnal yegard dorms notivu that urges her to make this effort ; and, hav . aistedker deceased.lwAltaind prgfessionnliy, she has • j ogissit i,hgrough knowledge of 'very tlepartment the asto enable hur to , give,satisfaction to those W.l l O .. fOrine to honour her with their commands. She - has also rc *mg is her service those persons who have for 44.niend Tears tors 4 Oder the diryctions of ACIIr4d AV . 1 4 000 Ari KFAD-DRISS Ari(l OANTI,EI.IENS . .P.I7LPIT h*V2Ol5 1 . 41405E11, TO C2OZ 4 , VIA AAS elf C.) S, &c. to ktiOS P us'l2l - gad proper iperso r os to attend. *DlKssiin OP. C4ttings at Anne 014 Ablx... ITAZAiLD, TURNE, and CO. stack- Brokers, lAZASp,I AZA$p, theft sate Lottery Office, No. 98, Royal ExChangi., have is* a alellekets and Shares for the ensuing State I.ottery,the joy* tinitich begins Bth March.—lickets and Shaves fat the LotlerTi or FrOcholti Houses. are also on sale as above; the Driving willtake placelia Guildhall on :hitt: of April. ' !.? be Stbane of the State Lottery, with not three Blanks to 'NW Warn tut Capicial, contains nearly chnoNe the number of Capital Prizes of any Lottery for satiny years past; thouoth tuauy of dose Lotte,ties consisted of 60,000 'rickets. • GREAT AI)VANT4GES !! Slain d Timms at Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other °Act's. at JWALWER's, No. 16, CORNII I LL, who submit s . the following Statement of Prices, Cat the Public may see kw mach theysive in buying at his OPice. tirslarit's PRICLS. 0 . 1 IIER OFTlCt$' PRICES. Ticket Pig . to itt 0 Half to IS 0 ret hth .... ...... 213 0 I.ighth 215 6 tittenth city Tickets ... 712 0 City 1 ickets THE S'l'.4'l'E LOTTERY Petting% Prawing MARCH Bth, 1908. ' Contains an astonishing Number of Thousand Pounds red five Hundred Pounds Prizes, in addition to as many Great Ca. pink as was asuat is former Lotteries of 604000 Tickets, as incribcd in the following rich List r--. 3 of X 20,000 20 3 •• • ... 10,000 :10 4 5,000 45 sCI,OOO 500 100 Elic. Tickets for the GRAND CITY LOTTERY in Variety. Letters, (Post paid), containing Orders enclosing Bank Notes, test-Olfice Orders, or short-dated Bills, will be treated the same sill present. Country Agents, for short-dated Bills, supplied with Shares on very moderate l'enns.—Letters, post paid, duly answtxed. This day were published, in Bvo. price les. Gd. boards, VLEMENT6 of AGRICULTURE; being an Essay towards establishing the Cultivation of the Soil, and punning Vegetation on steady PrinciOes. • By JOHN NAISMITH, lather of the General View of the Agriesiture of Clydesdale, and other Agricultural Works. .. 6 We recommend this book to the attention of anAgricul" twists who wish to be acquainted with the various opinions of haelOpiltrS on the subject of Vegetation, With theliatural His tory of Vegetables cultivated by the Hu)bandinan, or with the positiiiity and means of increasing thePrcAnets of the pals and improving Industry.—Anti-lacob. Rev. Dec. 1807. Landon: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street. On the Ist Instant Was published, price 10e. 6d. Part the First, to be continued Monthly, of AN. ABRIDGEMENT of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society 'of London, from their Ceennencemcm to the End'of the loth. Century. By Dr. Charles Hutton. Dr. George Shaw, and Dr. Richard Pearson. • loodcn: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street ; where a Prospectus of the Work may be ha d grads: The Subscriben are respectfully informed that UK 1 3 th I'dhlin e ready for delivery, apd that the work will be completed in the spring of next year. For the accmnmodaticm, however, of persons 1110 may be desirous of possessing it, bt.t whi m:sy prefer a gra- . dad mode of purchase, a re-publicztion is ncnv commenced. . . _ This day were published, In One Volume Royal Oct**. price Ins. bourds, THE PRINCIPLES and LAW of TITHING , ictendfd not only foe the Professes% of the Law, but for all Palms irtu sted in lithes.; and illustrated by lief rupees to the most leading and recent Tithe Claes. • By F. PLOWDEN, Esq. Barrister. in this closely printed volume the Author's object has been to beiede every thing which can Ix sought for by :my rivs of radon interested in Tithes. The practising Lawyer will here led concentrated what, few extensive librailes could furnish en ti4l7--ell the Acts of Parliathent relating to the subject the Forms of different Processes and Precede.fita ; and a Collection jfethe Ic4ing Cases: Tilt - 4e yelp are not of the profession will ecaEh Ito form a competent idea.of the prbbability or impro awn) of succeeding in any suit in which they might be inclined . le et gap. Prided far C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridipc-stride,tor4l34l. :, .. . ; • ,• , • k i 4 ,, 1 1 . .... ) ('') ! a t 7 0. , - 4 N.,......- \i"...„.....: . . ~ t ? . , . • ...... Ilk p • ....../ • TICTUALLINO.OMOE ) ZatouoysI 1, 160. 1 . 1 ' THE COlfrifflSVOTaißS for ifentiliz,Lvvc: RIS MAJESTY': NAVY, do her* itiu-Nakto That on friday . nett, the ilthinstant, they will restly.tb•re: ceive Tenderfeln - erriting;(segedup) andireat forl'welvetimitred Quarters pf'NEW PALE, andTbreel-lundred Quarters of NEW CLOSE-DRIED AMBER MALT ; to be delivered in a fort night,..by Weekly ill's:tractions, into „PHs !Majesty's Victuilling Stores ot-Deptford, snd to bepsid for by liasisayable with interest ninety days after date. • . The Couditions of -the Contract may be.seen at the Secretary's Office. Nareprkwill k had tow, reatkr •ia etiolith the price tkall•orot he intertal ices words at kilt*, :orthatuhail letik4eliveresi to the Board be fore out o'clati ea tile tail Fridays's:4ok 134.i:um:it, :or "mien *pee l:ea who males the Teader,ar •ssaupersan sar hir &hay; mauls, to answer when tolled for. _ FICTUALLING OFFICE, Janina," 6, 2808. COMMISSIONERS for PICTU4I,ZINP HIS MAJ ESTT's NAvr, de hereby Mews That on Tuesday. the 4d of February neat, they will be ready to receive Teaden.in .writing (sealed up), -and 'treat for THREF. UUNDRED7O.IIIB of CHESHIRE, DERBYSFURE, WAR WIGKSHIRE,andsCaLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE.; r Cheese of equal yortdness; and for ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY TONS of ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTTER, or BREI'ISH . BUTLTIL, of equal goodness ; to'be delivered, one half in the course of a snouts ; and the other half in sone month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Poctsmouth, and any-. mouth; in the followiqg propowions, viz. cnrrsz. suratt. DEPTFORD - 100 'ions. 50 Tons. PORTSMOUTH 1 GO 50 P,LV24IK/UTH 100 50 300 150 And to be paid for by Bills; pa)able with interest, nin a py ae,ys *after date.—The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's ()iliac. No re and had to any Tender in nahh the price slidllyst be ;71'. sattedin work at length, •or that shall not be delivered to the J3nord liiorr one °Wed on toe said Tuesday the 2d of February next, nor unto , lh. un who ;lushes the Tender, or „tome pr,fon on his behalf, attehh, u. answer when called for. . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ,~ ~_- 4 4.::St j .t. • • 7, !*: SZi I4 IIIPM► • ' , • • z*. . . , 77' n' _ asiseitmet. CX-RICTUILES STrISIOCIIS.chiegy 6 19 Mae ASTA/31I181dED RELIIOIOII I I mai the CLEW: et, 4'll .two Letters to,his Patroli f from a CoUou)rgliterman. ,Pribtrii :for F. C. and 1. 'Riviagton, N0..62, .St..Paur4 Chartli 1, yard; 'Sold alskiby 7.llatchard, No. ritro,Ticcsaini. •in few -days wil! be.publiahed, fly i.tHatehassl, Ph:facelift, SERMON preached at St. Mary Vliaalarah, Il .Lombard.street, on the .DEASCH of tshe Rev. JOHN HkWTOIS, Lite Rector of the said Parish, Suadait,Jaaurry.s, Woo, By JUCHARI) CF.CTI. t _A.l4. - .Nlinistertif St: /aim's, wesirord-Rtnr. 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This day was published, price 3s. bound, The Third Edition (with costaideral* improvements) of (100DACRE's ARITHMETIC,_adapted to cid. ss-- 0 &rent Classes of Learners, but mote particularly to the use of large Schools, in thew parts, arranged in a new manner, and enlivened with numerous original examples on interesting subjects, with an Appendix, conaining Five Classes of recapitubry Exer cites; to which it added, in this edition, an Appendizto duodeci mals slowing some of the principal uses to wltieh they are ap rlied by Artificers, in the measurement of Superficies and Solids. Ay ROBERT GOODACRE, Master of a Seminary in Nottingham. A Second Edition of Goodacre's Key, adapted to this edition of his Arithmetic; price ss. bound. And an Abridgment of his Aritlsnietic. price is 6d. half-bound. London : Printed for C. Law and C. Cradock, and W. Joy, (suteessurst• Mr. Ostell) Ave Maria-lane. 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CHAPLER, Clerk. -9, 4808. i t ,~ Established COVITIT FIRE-07FICE, Sout2attipton4areet, Strand, .London, iv:anASSOCUTION of NOBLEMEN AO ASO! • . - .T.LEMEN, in tilv I:..ounsits of ~ .. lkinFie 4..niceaaia, NorTinnu4lll. Sum*" ,L.[NCOLN, 0 MI Olt D, SSIITA,. •741DDLIIIIIK, , WA it W ICS. VILIZZGRO, -140111/AISPTON, You. •FortheSaasii ref Couniry.Rsaident& :11k Once thelkike.oniniand, K. G. • The Mast Noble the Marquis of •Buckingham, X. G. The Most Noble the Marquis df Salisbury, K. G. The Right Itanottrabletht Pan df Northampton. Titeletlionourible ihePsrl orlluckingliamstire. The CU& Honouriblethe Earl of Upper Ossory. A T. Pcrsons who continue „insured with this Asso %ha ion Seven Vous, whether their 'Policies be originally taken out Sur Seven Years vr be =mewed annually, will be ren dereddirapriatora, thedvtattielgatte withvbe oriFbial littbscribers in the Profits of the Establishment. With this advantage they have the,peadiarsod valuable advance of not being liableto make good the 'Losses Mothers, u tole responsibility is undertaken by an extensive Association of Noblemen and Gentlemen, who have siubseriboila Capitalof 36U,000L to guarantee the engagements of the *Office. •considesed - to be very certain, as the Office hos a solection of the best business, sena its management is unincum bored by Urge and numerous aslarics—the "irustets, Directors, and Auditors, act gratuitously. The capital embarked also, while aniplystd6cient to Gown - any train of -Losses which can reasonably Le conceived in as Office which rejects crest hazards, is not so greed 4420 disperse-the profzson these transactions through an ex* waive aslant of Sliketholdate. - - - :Insunussas areuffectotlin 'and about such pants tithe METRO. agarralte oaf shells:we of Country Risk, L e. the WEE. TERN part thereof, and the NEW BUILDINGS generally. Oboe hours, from Nine to Four daily. Agents are appointed-in all she principal Chios and -Towns in the -Aesoctsted (and other) Countries. PROVIDENT irtsTrrtrrioN. Established by Act of Pat:liars** for tise insurance of Lives, and Grant and Perchase of Annuities, Stsurtrampton-street, Strand, London. The Most Noble the .Marittis of-BUCiaNGHABItX 6. vic..E.Dr...Ti, • Marquis of Salisbury, Viscount Cheisitnit - Earl Tempe, Viscoant-Duncausen, Viscount Zulkeley, Lord Braybrooke. •rarsrces, s' Marquis of Buckingham, Lord Braybrooke, *Prord, Esq. m. P. 1114 E obfect.of this Inlitution is to encourage the truly laudable design of Life Insurance, and Provision-for Old Age, by reducing those transactions tapoiscipks of the utmost possible Public Benefit ; with this view an extensive Society Noblemen and Gentlemen have entered into a Subscription 250,0061. to constitute an Original Capital ; and raking upon theansehresthc sole responsibility of the Establishment, they .en. title the Perseus Mowed and Auouitants to participate hi tmfith after the expences of an economical management are defrayed, In which the President. Directors, Trustees, and Auditors act gra tuitously. Thus, by the specific sums insured, and the division of contingent profits, every Member has the fullest value poisons% for his payments, without being subject to calls upon any losses whatever. This important and unprecedented advantage is pecu liar to the Provident Institution. Maar! Men insured at this Office are not charted with any additional Premium unless called into actual 'Service. No Admission F ees are requited ; nor is any charge made ' Policies. A Pamphlet, fully explaining the principles and terms of t Institution is published by Messrs. Cadet' and Davies ; and may be hid at the House of the Institution, and of the Agents 's-toksellers, price tid. ALBION INFORMATION OFFICE, No. 21*, Earl-street, New Bridge street, London. GENTLEMEN havingtstates, Leases, Factories or Establishments, to be let or sold; Clergymen wanting Curates or Curacies, or wishing to sell or exchange ;heir Livings and Advowbous; Physicians, &weans, Apothecaries, Solicitor or Attornies, and Professors of the liberal Arts and Sciences, posing to dispose of the Goodwill of their Practice, will find a tided advantage in having the respective particalays -rcgistereil this Office, as the Proprietors have every opportunity of mom mending them ao tht notice of those Gentlemen who are su. likely to treat. . • THOMAS COOTE, Secretary . -; ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY, !OR FIRE, LIVES, AND ANNUITIES. President—Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, Bart. I.I'HIS Company is to consist of Shares of . -I- each, of which a great Portion are already subscribed _ by Persons of respeci...illity, property, and connections, forming a Capital of Two Millions. 2. Two Hundred Thousand Pounds being consideftd as feed) , adequate to any Claims which are likely to be made on Company, it is intended to call for only 10 per cent. of the pit..l, to bepaid as follows z—Ten Shillings per Shane at the of Subscribing; One Pound per Share on signing the Deed of tleir.ent ; One Pound 'Fen Shillings per Share within Two MI after ; and Two Pounds per Share within Four Months signing. 3. There are to be Eighteen Directors elected by the Proprietor• 4. This Institution is peculiarly worthy the attention of tlemen of the Profession of the Law, who have illiberally excluded from some Establishments of a sire'lar nature ; and t. having a considerable quantity of Life Insurance annually effect, will, by becoming Proprietors, be participators in the' arising therefrom. 5. Every Proprietor engages to insure with the Company amount of his Shares ; thus two millions of insurance is secured. The united influence and connec:ion of so extended a body Proprietors, will increase the profits of the CoMpany to such extent, as, with the extent of the Capital, which is to be -' out on Government Securities, will command annually some Dividend, as may be seen from the following Extracts from the printed Statements of the Amicable and table insurance Companies. " - The Equitable Office, esmblisinA in 1762, had in I'. spared a sum exceeding the best part of a million (page 12i) actually distributed amongst its different Members, or appropriated for their benefit, the slim of 293,0001. clear profit in seventeen yeara."—page los. " The Amicable Office, after having discharged all claims, having given, in some instances, to the parties insured the s. 3001. (page 46) where they were only insured for 1001. in 1, accumulated 64,0001. surplus stack, besides Landed Estates. Page 5 . Agents will be appointed in the Provincial Towns throughout the Kiniplom, from the recommendation of the Proprietors therein. Subscriptions will be received by Sit lamp FAA* _ Lombard-street ; Down s Thornton, and Free, Bartholomew-lane, Mastemian, Peters, and Co. Lombardsstreet ; Baran Dhisdaile and Co. Cornhlli ; and Himrnersley and Cos Pall Mall: - - Prospectuses may be had. • THE NEW HOUSE OP COMMONS. . CORitECITXI TO JANUARY 1, 1908. This day was-publithed, - pricelos. thL inboards, Ii a. to 'Red, or 114.talf-xilt, a new sad enlatzed.Editiou,syciudissibe lie d. March, of .-BtOGRAPPIICAL U. the HOUSE 1- of COMMONS, contaniinglbridflost correct Undoes-of the 'acts, the FAMILY and.P.onTr CON NACTIO )1 S., the SENA-rost.s f. CIfARACTCR and CONDUCT, and other useful and satisfactory Particulars relative to ALL THE tatlitliftlti Ad the littertiT C M moNs HOUSE of PARLIAMENT; drawn up and primed as a Companion to the Court Kalendars and the ?octet Peerages. 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