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Nl , ll ny i; 71.591 NEW THEATRE ROY CO VEITI*-GARDEN. rrozIORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 13. J N e a cted (for the fifth time) a New Drama, In Three , i nter spersed with Music, called THE FREE KNIGHTS ; Or, THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE: The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghl. The Prince Palatine, Mr. EGERTON ; Baron Ravensberg, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Ravensberg, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Count Roland, Mr. INCLEDON Bellarmin (the Abbot of Corbey) Mr. YOUNG ; Chr i A opher, Mr. FAWCETT : Oliver, Mt. SIMMONS; Agnes, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; The Countess Roland, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Ulrica, Mrs. DICKONS. Dancing by the Misses ADAMS. :Ott. 111 will be represented the Installation of the Abbot of 3 which will be added the Musical Entertainment of WE FLY BY NIGHT ; Ox, LONG STORIES. Peri for the Boxes to be ken of Mr. lilt ANDos, at the New 831.015ce, in Prince's Place, Hart -street, from ten 'till four. This Evening—',fourth time) The Free Knights ; with liar. tritia Pedlar. . I `.. • lltig day was published, price 21.61, - THE FREE KNIGHTS ; or, The EDICT of CHARLENLAGNE : an Operatic Drama , in Three Acts. By F. REYNOLDS. Esq. Printed for Westley and Parish. Strand. Of whom nay be had, the Four first Numbers of the WATCB. VAN. NEVER PERFORMED. p.V.*:LION THEATRE, NEWCAS I'LELSTREET, STRAND. rotblishe.l by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. rriilS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, will he acted (first time) a New Grand Melo-Dramatic s. iett ek Nritlt new Dresses, Macbinery, Decorations, Banners, &c. t'le Music seketed by the late Signor Bianchi from Carotin, Conlon, and the most ancient Irish Bards, A called COleilAC AND SWRAN ; Or, THE CHIEFS OF ERIN. 'he course of which will be represented the Coronation of Prince Cormae, King of Ireland. revicro to the above, the Comic Pastoral Marlette, in one Act, ea:l.:tine GLEANERS; or, HARVEST FROLIC. • Various Equestrian Fears of Agility. To conclude with (18th time) the favourite Pantomime of THE LEGACY ; Or, HARLEQUIN SPENDTHRIFT. h Ir. Pearce; Clodpole (the Clown), Mr. Hartland; C::taloon, Mr. Davis; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. 13nNet is.—DGors open half-past five, win at half-vast sir.—Second price half-past eight. Equestrian Tuition daily by able Masters. . I'ASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privattly taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, hes aild Gentlenien of any age, who have never learnt that acaottiplislinient, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those I - , whom it is an object to acquire easily that faahiohable requi sfre for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grate and elegance. Those who do not want privatc teathirg may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupil., on the public teaching evenings. Profassors of dancing tau;ht the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of tie proteb,ion. 'lle Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. CB iLEE, AND BIRTH-DAY HEAD-DRESS, Or, ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR, N 0.119, BISHOPSGATE-STREET WITHIN. distinguished admiration bestowed by the' • -I: Fashio.lalle World at Court on the New Invention intro duced by during, th.,! late Jubilee, and the reputi:ti.ait which bra universAy attended his ornamental produciion, pre-emit:catty distinguish him above 411 competition. By twenty years studious application to the principles of h:s Profession, he has at length brought to complete perfection the most extraordinary Head-dress ever offered fur Public approba tion, and which has obtained the appellation of Roses Heads of lair. An here rises to the most perfect semblance of Natert, ; type' ucies of the Skin, and complexional colours of the Wad .tre most astonkbiagly i:liitated, and appear as the broutad-work and lace upon which the is fixed. Evcry particle is sa admirably contenietcal as to admit the most mhute exarnina;ion, without the possibility of a discave.ry ; the de. le sy , tent is so exquisitely woven, as to combine userul con:fort and elgatice of taste, with the most happy appearances st Nat:o e. READING SAUCE, FOR FISII, ENRICHING GRAVIEII, Ste. excellent and justly celebrated Sauce, wh'ch has for year received s;lproloatio4 and recommendation ^ldle first Fami i•!‘ in the Kingdom, is told by most of the prio ,l 'st Oilmen and Fisltatang&rs in London Ci t ies, and Market '''owns in E n gland ; anti wholesale sad ret ail, by the l'roprietor, 7. COCKS, Rea,!.ing, Berks. T!,i4 Sauce is generally used at table with an sorts of Fish, in l'n:ftreate t, aer noter satic,., and is esteemed particularly den t s.ll with Game, Wild ru•st . :, Hashes, Rimy Steaks, and Cold N. B. Retail Venders Names pasted on each of the bottles. Pinta 41 Hale-pinta 2s. . XOW SELLING OFF, at prime Cost , Silk Stock ino, with Cotton Feet-, and every other decr;pri.ln of I Ia lIITY.—The entire STOCK of Mr. COI.I.YER, of No. 146, • ner-strt•et, retiring from boldness, consisting of a large antl fpn assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's all Silk Hose, au lit • tuers e Stock of his unieersally admiral invention, Silk teckints with Cotton Feet, front 6s. 641. to as. 6d. per pair. Great Choice of C.ottin Goods, Angola*, Worsted', and every debcription of /hHiery, Etc. Zr.. As the whole must be sold without reserve, Shopkeepers and wili find till% a most advarnageous opportunity to make laurtezte lar , e purchast.s. N. B. The 'Lase and Goodwill of the 'valuable rrarr.ises to be inpottd of. TRULY VALUABLE ysrATE. TO EF. SOLD BY PIivATF. CON TRACT. AA ntstRAtLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE , . citrate in one of the most esteemed Crannies It: "lir 20 car% imexPired, within 19 miles of London. consisting of 393 Are; of Meadow, Amble, and Wood Land., judiciously l , vided ; on the Lawn Is a newly built House of saperior accom r.c.datiy.:, with Ili-awing-room, Eating-room, Breakfast Parlour, and l'lrrance-ball. On the Ground Floor, excellent Chambers, Ih . essin7.moms, and separate Stairs leading to the Servants' riglr-stall Stable, double Coach-house, suitable Offi ces, • .1 1 I a:-ilouses; •Thrashttig Machine, Water Engine, &c. the ia a sate of substantial and ornamental repair, and lit for the tesittryg e of a Gentlentan or A:-.;ciculturist of the first respec tability, The Laid is in a high cultivation. anti ti:e Estate is in s:seif a cornpleat Msnor (well stocked with Game), with Royalty 4 :: I exclulalve Right of Fishery in one of the first Trout Streams in traps lithe taken at a valuation, and the Prnpriettsr 'MACS to dis- Plc of his elegant and usAal Household Furniture, Horses, Cows, Yarming Stock ;nit! Utensil., in the same way . . . For Tarticularis and Cards to View, apply to Messrs. Browne /'l Cs No. 41, Southampton-Pow, E4s , ninkrikri, "St": a 1 ' 14 " 13 ' i Elate 'my *stets. war. ;.: . . . . . - - • . .. . ...,....... . , ,„ 4 „. Ir. . . -4. 1 o ip . .. . , • - . f ej:2111141 .. .,--•-(-" ; :e . . . . . ) .. \: • 3 • ; P . . l ie - ( - k ...... ...- ,i 3 • .; i' ., ( _ • k k , 4 . . s . . . • - -.• .i.,,, - ; * ~ . , ' 4iii : , ~. . ' 1. -- , ' , • • . • - . Ci p ~-:...-...--•-/ -"Y . Ilk Dr - --.-- - i r. ••••• • • ••;•-• / IS- ? . .... MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1810. EAST-INDIA Polviii47 ! THE COURT of .DIRE% the UNITRiII COMPANT of MERCHA. ENGLAND, traS tothe EAST INDIES, de heredry give Norio, That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or before Wednesday the 241 t biscuit from any peilons who may be willing to let on freight good cAnierliottorned Ships, of the Denten of from 1100 to 700 Tons, builder's insasuritiesir, for the said Company's service for sae voyage only. • The Tenders, with the words" Ship Tender" on the wirer, to be severally seakd up, and left with the Secretary, at or before twobee o'clock at noon on the said 21st instant, beyond Idea Will' no Tender will be received. WILLIAM RAMSAT, Se4' The particulars of the teethe and conditions upon which the above Ships will be engaited, may be had uponupplicatioo to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or lifter Friday next, the 9th instal*. CAUTION AGAINST UNLAWrILLY SENDING, CARRYING, and CONVEYING LETTERS. • 0111 4 1ERAL. POST-ON:IC& By the Act of tlfB 451 d Cc°. 111. Si. IT is enacted, that ná Person whatsoever shall send, or cause to be sent. or tender or deliver in order to be sent, otherwise than by the Post, of by the authority of the Postmaster- General or his Der toles, or to the nearest or most convenient. Post Town, to he from thence forwarded by the Post, any Let ters, on pain of forfeiting for every offence Si , to be recovered with Costs by any person who Will inform and sue in any Court I I I of Record at Weenntruner—one moiety to the King, anti the other to the informer. Under this Laws person carrying a letter may inform against aptr on n tiding one. ' There is an exception in the Act as to Letters which concern t Goods sent by Common Careers, so as they are sent with and.; for the purpose of being delivered with the goods without hire, reward, or advantage for receiving or delivering. Ctrriers, Masters of Stage Coaches, Coachmen. Owners, Mas ten or Commanders of Vessels. or Passengers, Watermen, and Pargemen, are liable to the penalty of Li, besides costs, for every letter which they shad receive, carry or deliver, even without hire or reward. And to a penaby of tl 00 for every week that such practice shall be continued ; and these penalties may be sued for by any who will inferno. person . ----- The Postmaster General herehy gives Notice, That all persons acting contrary to law will be proceeded arainst with the utmost severity, and due encouragement will be afforded to persons who shall give information. By command of iris I‘.lllesty's Postmaster General. FRANCIS FR EELING, Secretary. To the GENTLE .MIEN, (sl.V.itilY, and FREEHOLDERS of the C.OUN rY of ESSEX. nesrri.estals. THE very flattering proofs of your attachment to my cause, and your generous esertions in my favour, since I last had the opportunity of addre.sing you, demand my w.trmest acknowlekements. The assurance which I continue to 'r ecuive from every quarter of further support, if wanted, leave me no room to doubt the issue of the present contest lam certainly unwilling to put my friends who have not yet polledto any incon v,nience which they stillideem unnecessary t hut, as my oppo nent maintains his intention of keep;ng open the poll to the last i day allowed by law, I trust many will yet honour me with their names on the pod-bloks, and that those who have material causer to peer/est their apptaracee, will still hold thetnselvet In readiness to give me their votes, In case of more urgent occasion. I have the honour to be, Gentle :sea, Your most oblige4l and faithful servant, JOHN ARC liElk. HOUBLON. Chelmsford, February 9, 1819. STATE 01 THE POLL AT THE CLOSE TIIIS DAY. Mr. Houblon 2247 Mr. Bnrgayne 668 Majority .- -1579 MARITIME. CAMBRUCS SOCIETY. AT a GENERAL QUARTERLY MEETING of the SOCIETY, held at the Waterman's .Arms, Pickle Herring Stairs, December 1, 1809. Resolved, That in consequence of the great increase of cap. rimed Members belonging to this Society, there shall be annually paid by each Member, from and af:er the tit of January, 1810, in addition to the present annual itthscription, the sum of £l. Resolved, That from and after the .Ist of January,' 1810, any Person becoming a Nlember of this Society *ball on his admission pay, if his Vet,svl he under Inn Tons, the sum of £4.45. and if 100 Tons and upwards, the sem of £B.6s. for every Vessel so admitted into the Sochny. There will he a General Meeting of the Society at the White Flart Tavern, Abchurch.latte, Lombard-street, on the Ist of March nolt, when any Member who has not paid his annual sub,cr;ption, together with the El as:ditional, will be excluded the Society, if in the United Kingdom. STAMFO RD lIINCIION NAVIGATION. AT a COMMITTEE MEETING,heId February 16th, 1810, GERARD-NOEL NOEL Esq. in the Chair. The first Report of Mr.Telford (made su'osequently to the day of the first opening the Subscription-books for the sum of .€1.50,0011), affording a flattering prospect of the success of this undertaking, which Report is open for the inspection of the Sub scribers; and a Survey being new actually in prosecution, under the direction of Mr. Telford, the result of which will be for warded to the Subscribers when received ; and as the Report of Mr. Telford already received embraces a greater extent of line in different directions than was originaty in contemplation, whereby the expense of the undertaking must be greatly increased; and the Committee having b en induced, by these circumstances, to re-open the Books (first opened for the sum of £130,000) for the further sum of £150,000, making in the whole the stun of 1.73q0.000; and the sum of £EtlO,6OO having already been sub. scribed in part of the further sum of £150,000, so that in the whole, the sum of £ti:lo,6oo is already subscribet Resolved, 'Mit the Subscription Books shall be osed from the' Bth day of February instant until the Ist day of March nest, dur ing which period tile persons who shall have subscribed on or before the said Bth day of February, shall have tie option of sob • scribing the remainder of the £100,0r:0, in proportion to their original Subscriptions, and that such part of the re , itior of the £300,0('0 as shalt not be subscribed by the original Subscribers, on or befdre the tit day of Match next, shall be open for public Subscriptions. By Order of the Committee, WII.LIAM THOMPSON, Solieitor, TO GENTLEMEN OF LAND} D PROPERTY. ONE THOUSAND POUNDS. PERSON of Property and respectability being desirous of renting on Lease (for a term of not less than 14 years) from Soo to 800 Acres of Land, at a fair and liberal rent, will prevent the sum of £lOOO (more or less, according to cir cumstances) to any Gentleman who will grant him the Lease of a Farm that may Meet his wishes. If within from 50 to 60 mites of London, and with a good residence, it will be the more de sirahle:—lmmesilate poisession . Is not very material; and the above sum will be now equally given, although occupation may " not be granted for a twelvemonth or upwards. The most satis factory,peferencee will he given as to the responsibility of.ti e tenant. Letters addressed to Messrs. Exley and Stotler, Solici tors, Ftirnivirs ban, London, will receive attention. No appre- hension need be earertained of a breads of tocidetree • and the _ _ Mere sad - • . 1 ••-• %. • • •_ • r • truck • lig acroksswies: - I WANTED** steady Pars," Quill& a &IMO kiowlidge et ii 6 Bdokaelbig sad *Abe* Ikehojeg 1 capable of undertaking the osettesement a i reepartaute•ePli es- IA teis-ive Ceecein in the North of Eng 1 .664. Likevstie a Bookbinder, who u *espial liana r, sad esompol teat to conduct Ole branch of the Cunctru. Good estleenge. Stott will be given. , - Apply 66 Mr.. Walker, ; 14 , 2, a Patgrimiter . - • Dedici:ed to his Royal Highness the bake di INK.» test published, by i. Faultier, New Bond street, Leaks, Poet Qoartif, price 100. 61. in boordi, ITER() and LEANDER. A l i oEitt ?tan Printed fe/i the Ands Or, by M. Gye. Market-Om t. Tbis day was Qualto, lake AI SC In boiO4I6KIII WALLACE ; a, The FIGHT of FALRIC. A ME TRICAL ROMANCE. Printed kr T. CadrM and W. Davies, Strand. This day were published, elegantly printed a %lute mill !warned hi Engraving*, price £ l. Ils. bunk ERCULANENSIA ; Aithcological. mai: H Dissertations ; containing a Matosscrie 4 among the ruin* of Pferculaneni. Dedi‘ated, by permission, to his Royal Aiglineis the triase ot Wales. Printed for T. Cadell tad W. Davies, ._ .... MR. MITFORD'S Hi>CORY OF GREVE, HE Seventh and Eighth' Vtattrnes, fn Octaio, are just published, to complete the Work in.that size. Price 16i. bct-r4g. Printed tar T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. Of wbosamat also be had, The WORK COMPLETE, WA' . somelyprinted in fog Xcilumes. trartg, „Prim 4s. in imrtis• This day wire pubtshod, handsomely printed in vols. Encamp octavo, price 14s. lxiarda; C S ONNETS add other POEMS.---fly MARTHA • HANSON. Printed for J. Mawnsin, 22, Poultry, London; and T. Labe* Uxbridge. This day were published., 'Mee i , .Verred, DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS op the NA- L TURE aud CURE of SI R ICTURES in the URETHRA. By WILLIAM WADD, , Member of the Colleret Surplice in Lontiott. Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. le, Crown). court, Prince's-itreet, Soho. Where may be had, just publlshei; price le. ieirea.-on hay on Corpulence. Needy printed in Ist no. price h.. rAR °LINE ORMSPIY; or the Real Lucilla: %-4. Tale fur the Female Sex, intenpeised With ilismalies, inea ral anti religious. We exult at being enabled conicientionsly to point out atria? ingenious little Work. abounding in pleasant sentiment, and re plete with sound instrtietioti--a Work unaffected in diction and upszeeptionable in doctrine—a Week that the idle may with est dity peruse for entertainment * and the rudious nifty with wire • consult for certaluimprovement."—Gent Meg. Feb. 1810. Printed for Colburn, Public Library,,Coondisjtitrset_ • This lily w*' published, In One Witt Voice Oetaeu vice .One Guise. I"HE DOCTRINE - of LIIE.ANNW .3 and -416104114.1LNW11b.-14 giallgAZW-liii‘Z. • - - 11 . • This work contains, 1. A completely mew Analysis lef the science; wherein the errors of preceding authors are avoleed, and (in general) me - e simple and correct Solutions are deduced. L A variety of Practical Questions to illustrate the use of the same ; wheieby it it rendered intelligible and useful to th.ise who are unacquainted with mathematics. 3. Observatiors oil the best Schemes of providirg annuities for Old Age and for Widows. 4. An account of the several Life Assurance Companies este- bashed in London ; with remarks on their respective merits and Advantages. 5. A collection bf all , the Tables of Life Annultiee hitherto published in this country. 6. A review of the principal Writer. on this subject; with critical remarks on their several perferm.tnees : Sold by John ItichirOon, Royal Vskihirige. Just published, price 64. 6d. TRUTH in PURSUIT of W ARDLE, being a Letter addressed to Colonel GM. LL. WARDLE, M. P. " Letters oft have caused the Writers, " Tu curse the day t' tey were inditen " • The public is recommended to peruse this Letter. It contains a developement of Colonel Wardle% political scheme, of intro• clueing Frenchmen into the National Militia! - accompanied vskh Letters from Sir W. W. Wynn, M. P. and Wm. Henry Lyttie ton, M. P. on this interesting subject. It also exhibits the Muck Patriot in his tree Character—A Taylor and I Govern. ment Contractor!! !—and gives some curious Auetdotes of Co lonel Wardle, Major Dodd, &c. &c. Written By T. FARQUHARSON. Published by Mr. C. Cbapple, Nu. 66, PaII-Mall, an I sold by most of the respectable Booksellers. • Also an Examination of Colonel •Wardle's Letter to Lord Ellenborough, bang a complete Vindication of his Lordship, by Erinaceus, price Ys. _ THE FINE ARTS. 'This day was published, in large 410. price Ll. ls, and on Atlas etc. price £l. 16$. Number i. of r rHE FINE ARTS of the ENGLISH SCHOOL -IL Comprising a Sales of highly-finished Engravings, faun Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, by the most ensineett: English Artists ; each subject accoMpanied by. appropriate bijsto rical, descriptive, critical, or biographical letter-press. Edi;ed by JOHN BRIT f ON, F. A. S. Printed for Lon:rim-4 Hurst, Reel and Orme, Paternoster row ;J. 'Taylor ' Hotta .rn and W. Hood, Newman-street. Contents et No. I. 1. A Portrait O.' John Dunning. Loed Ashburton, tram a Picture by Sir Joshua Reynolds. 1. An Me turical Composition, representing 'llietis bearing the Armour to Achilles; West, P.R. A. 3. A View tlf an Alto Renew°, repri.- senting the passage from the Lord's Prayer, of " Deliver us from evil.' Flaxinan, R. A.-4. An Ekvatica of the West Front of St. 1 Partrs Cathedral Church, London. 5 A Plan of the Substruc ture of the saint Building ; Sir Christopher Wren; both drawn by James Mmes. _ . _ _ This day was published, Price Is. ad. half-hound, Is. 6d bound in red, the Second ruli cons;derably enlarged .and improved, • ARITHMETIC MADE EASY;' . consisting of above 900 examples in the fundamental rules, the Rams:* Three, and Practice, a variety of miscellaneous questions and Bills of Parcels. The whole adapted to the. capacities of Chil dren; and designed as an introduction to larger Treatises on Aril lunetic.--By I.OIIN THOMSON. Printed fur I.ongman, Hurst, Rets, and 0 rrne, Paternoster-row. " Au exceedingly useful elementary book, possessing a bawd. ful type, and at a very moderate price."--Critical Rey. 1, 'ale claims of Mr. Thomson's book are truly stated in the title me; its principal advantage is the number of familiar ex ampletin the fundamental rules, and this number might be pro perly increased. The tules are neatly and clearly careened." &kale Renew. Mr. T:s little work l intended to eosin seboolnianers in trolling to theyowyt scbolar the mere necessary roles of Aritlo. _nettle, it is well deigned for that purpose; sad we consider ft its holding the same relation to lager ' tre atises on the subject, which the accidents beast* Latin Grammar." - Monthly Review. Of *kern tarty be badAy the eamerAwbor, A Kat re .Jai Ikeitkuede made aq s eamtsimlog Armee sto deo wasigilpi I. est work. To vekidi are %Med Aeirbikz. pais id. • , • . • • • • - • . • • ' _ I ••. . , c a - Minn nem' u. - ;, - _ - 71 — the t - ivitibre any rononstatatatatnim, ere frank and id will aroma bath 'patties. '; 4: bk will be A As the Adrentwr eta alawasaiLa brie t ,und a wet advarnageor ei rli= whale dl m lists is Sat pardy a lin way da N 0.03, ROYALAXCHANGE. ESBRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock- Brokers, London, respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the present State Lottery, which is on the same new and improved plan as the last, consibting of only . 5000 Ntimbers, are ou Sale at their Office as above. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of Aillo,ooo 4 5,000 g I,eoo And eo 500, &e. &e. &e. To be all drawn in One Day, vie. 14th February, 1810. Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Orders by post, coach, or carrier, accompanied with remittance, pune way aueuded . WEDNESDAY NEXT. - - - SWIFT and CO. remind their Friends and the Public, that the LOWERY will Begin and FiniFh Drawing on WILDZICSDAT, the MlL—The Scheme contains only SAO Numbers, and the following CAPrrAt. PRIZES: 4 of £.40,000 I 12 ..... .... 0f... ..... , C l , OOO 4 Besides 4.960 inferior Prices from XWO to 415. 4,049...-... $- - ...* £5,600 753........ a ..._ Ci,OOO MS 4,553 .... i .... ...... 500 2,697 5OO Were Sold and Shared in the Last Lottery, at SWIF I and CO.'s OFOCLS, No. 11, PoilltrF, No. IS, Cliariag Cross, and No. 31, Ald o -ate High Street, - - Where Prizes in turner tot aeries, amounting to onwards of a 1%111.1.10N STERLI:N:G, have bt:tit 60141 it.* hares. NEXT WEDNESDAY. I3ISH, who in the LAST LOTTER Y, S old • in Shares: 2.618 ... A .:. .C 20,000 2,618 ... D X 20,000 4,049. 1) ... 5,000 1,83 B ... 1,000 .8::0 ... A ... 1,000 830 B 1,000 548 ... I) ..: 500 4,855 ... C ... 500 Is now selling Tickets and Shares for the Grand Lottery that Bt gins and Finishes on WEDNESDAY NEXT. The Scheme contains 5,000 Numbers:, 40 Capitals, 5,000 Prizes, and £200,(900 in Money, all to be distributed in ONE. DAY!!! And one Number must gain Ewan' THOuswNo POUNDi, .AL i. Persons in the Country may be supylird with Tickets or Shares, by sending their Orders (Post of Carriage paid) ac companied with goad Bills, Bank Notes, or Post-Office Orders, to either or BlSti's Offices, No. 4, COltratita., or 9, CilAltINO.• CROsg. PAID ON DEMAND. £20,000 I 133 20,000 8,4 M 20,000 8,716 20,0c0 19,570 10010 17,127 - - se 1 n ,000 2,61 R 10;294 - 18,544 - ! 9044 079 - - 5,000 4,000 Besides Prizes of £2,000, £I,, £.500, THIS Grand List of CAPITAL P RIZES was 1- Soil in Shares, in the last and three preceding Lotteries, at the old-established State Lattery Oakes, No. '2O, Cot-Milli, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough, of HORNSBY and Co. veao were a* the first to sell Two Prizes of £30,000. HORN. - ;BY and Co. respectfully solicit tl:e favours of the Public in the N. w State Lottery, which abounds with Capital Chances ; they also beg leave to assure their Friends, that they w - !1 use their hest endeavours to procure Prizes worthy their pos sessing. Tie's ms and Shares are at the lowest Prices , and all Orders by Pos; or Carrier executetlto any part of the Globe, on the same terns ac it present. t o be Drawn in ONE DAY—WEDNESDAY NEX f. Two, three. sad tour Tickets of the same INlurnber tnav be ha t. so that £40, , CO, £60,000, or .a0,t;00, can be obtained by one atlV:.:l•tUrt: • • • SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. earnestly request the puldic attention to the New State Lottery, on an Improved Plan 01 the Vhole Drawing la C.4F. DAY, the 14th of •11115 MONTI-Las:wring them they were obliged to d'.- appoint many from their late application in the last, when nearly every 'ficket was sold, but they may now have a Share of almost any Number they wish for. In the last Lottery only, otherll.d and sold, No. 2,til A, a Priv of X 20,000, and every Cap tal, except the £3,000 and .ez,oocr, and in tka two former Lut- teries, N 0.9,1 23 £20,000 12,767 ... ••• £lO,OOO 18,977 .. ••• • .. 20,000 . 4,390 .. • ... .5,0 W 12,519 ... ••• ... 20,000 15,127 5,090 3,25 i ... ••• .. 20,000 18,318 ... •.. 5,000 1,353 20,000 With the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickets, No. 8,618, which divided amongst tioe Fortunate Holders £24,765, indepen dent of many £l,OOO, £.lOO, &c. &c. where likewise the First L'.10,000 Prize, the only .E 41,003 Prize, and the last ..f25,6n0 Prize, ever Shared in the State Lottery, were Sold in Thirty-one Shares; a series of success unparalleled in the astnals of Lotte ries, and which they hope await' future purchasers at their OLD anti ONLY OffiCeg, Ni. , 37, CUR NI HILL ;-11, HOLSOIN ; 38, HAYMARKET ; and 289, strand. Prizes paid on demand. SPP.F.DIMAN'S STOMACH PILLS. AMEDICINE of regular Prescription, and emu blishcd credit, is perhaps one of the most salt: and elicacions that can be taken at this season of the year, and at all times for Spasms, Wind in the iitoniach, N.Tvons Complaints, to promote regular Perspiration, in D:licienty of Bail, and in Obstruction of the Bowels, in Heart Burns, Costiveness, Cholicr., Gout, Vomit ingssand in !lead Adis. On trial, their intrinsic worth wilt prove their best recommendation ; they are particularly recommended during the course of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mi nt ral Waters; also for those living in Warm Clirnateis. Prepared by • l'honlas Shillitoe, jun. Druggist, 'rottenham High Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of an Assignment front H. and/. Beswick, side Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M Epee. dimrui ; and are sohl by Shaw and Edwards, No. de, it. !Niers eltarch-yard; and Bacon and Cs. No. 1514 Oafttedighet •Is boxes, at •2s. 4s. 6d. lUs.titl. and Ons and ; animist hit bad of the Principal Venders at hisaclass 'Ants anti ensign-I:. • 5,000 , .y .... \ NEXT WEDNESDAY, SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY. UODGES) PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, 149, ' Oxford -street, and 44, St James's-street, who in the late Lotteries sold and shared Capital Prizes to an immense amount, are now seiling the Ticketsand Shares of the present GRAND LOT TERY, which will begia , and finish on St. Valentine's Day, (nest Wednesday)—N. The Scheme contains 40 Capital Prizes, including Four of X 20,01.10. OIN F.SI).Vir NEXT Tho• State Lottery will begin and AMA brawing. RTCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.. Stock Brokers, corner Of Bank Buildings, Corolla!, and facing the Cate of the King's Mews, Charing Cr.,cii respec:fullyinform the Public, that they are 'Alin% Tickets and Shares, and have now cm Sale, Two, Three, and Four Tichtteof the same Num ber, which may obtain the for.owing great Priaes: Foul' Tickets of one Number Xrio,ooo ' Three 4itto - • 00,000 Two ditto 40,000 • One ditto Shares in proportion.