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Tsfq - 7*- grx 4a. vr t : Ga c t -„,( 4 • . , . ~~,1 • . . r it 71551 ‘t' THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. S PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 11, will be acted the Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Pertinsa Macsycophant, Mr. COOKE ; :en, Mr. C. KIMBLE ; Melville, Mr. MURRAY; Mr. rRUNTON; Lord Lumberconrt Mr. WADDY. ' I tly Macsrophant, Miss LE:SERVE; !T Lumbercourt, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. Commons, Miss NORTON. 4icb will be perfAhned (for the 15th time) a New Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; ()I, THE HAUNTED WELL. 1-Lilequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jan. Clown, Mr. GR 1 MALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRISTOW ; 7s. &cm! Price Ss. 6d. Pit, Ss. 6d. Second Price 2s. (;allery Second Price Is. Upper Gallery is. ' o rrnw, King Lear • with Harlequin Pedlar. ja 7 , Time Merchant of Venice; Portia, Mrs. Weston, ,er Ent appearance in London.) N, N of flartegoin Pedlar, - eontinning to tie with unbounded applause, will be repeated every even hsther notice. • MEDICAL hermits. . HOOPER will commence a Comte of LEC URES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, ATERIA MEDICA, and CHEMISTRY, on Monday, T y thy sth, 1310, at his Lecture Room in Cork-street, :tan•Gardeni, at eight o'clock in the morning. respectus, with particulars, may be had, by applying to at his house No. 21, Saville-row. ;ICON ABLE DANCING.—PRIVATE TUTIION. .. HOPKINS begs _leave to retnrn his most regal thr.nks to his Friends and the Public in .general, very d:stinguished patronage be has so lon experienced, sectfclly solicits a continuance ortbeir favours. Ladies itleraen who hate never acquired this accomplishment, or tin have not attained the present fashion.i'ole mode, may instructud in the most private manner, to qualify r the first assemblies, on application at his residence, ::hers' Ilan, Foster-lane, Cheapsido. 3131 - 1, who sold in the LAST Lottery the follow- log Capital Prises in Shares, ... A ... £20,000 1 2,618 ... D £20,000 D 5,000 I 383 B ... 1,000 A ... 1,000 1 536 B 1,000 . ... 500 I 4,855 C SOO Frit r(ls and the Public in general, to lose - no time, if ,h to purchaie Turnurs or Sewers in the NEW tr. ,3‘ the Drawing Begins and Finishes on the 14 th o f : , .!oNTII. The Scheme contains 5,000 NOMIZRS and r , among which are of £21,000 I 12 0f... ...,./1,080 5.000 I 20.... ..2 • _ _ _ &c. &c. • eta and Stores araselling at both of BISH's old,grtahlishetcl , vinrt• Yemen. in the Country m rf be !applied with it Shares, by sending their Orders (Post or Carriage rTiried will good Bills, Bank Notes; or Cash; to Ic). 1, CORM - TILL; or 9. CHARING CROSS. £39.000, was drawn on the 14th Ftb.wiry, 1901, and Bold bg BAsn. BRAN.steitetts , fond -CO. are now 'line twtsTs and Sumtrs in rho NEW SI;ATE LOT ', to be Drawn the 14th of. Frist4ar, 111/0, all in ONE at their Dicky Oifices;No. 37, Cornhill, No. 11, Holborn, R,liavmarket, and• No. 269, Strant% where they bad the cedentetl. pod Fortune to :distribute to the Public, In the hree LoLterics alone, the following Capital Prizes, iu Shares, ,(113 X 20,060 I No. I,RSS ar20,000 123 ... ..; ... 40,000 12,707 ... 10,000 977 .20,00 C I 5.000 510 ... ... ... 20,000 15,1'27 £O,OOO 13,318 5,000 • 5.000 >:iFi ... ... ... the Granfl Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickets, No. 8,618, mnoneit the Fortunate Holders £24,765, indepen ' many fl,OOO, 2500, &c. &c. where likewise the First l'ri'e, the only ;40,000 Prize, and the last £25,000 era !1vr...11 in the State I.ottery, were Sold in Thirty-one The above Proprietors earnestly recommend an early the present Lottery, bring on the same much ap- Pian as thelast, when nearly every Ticket was Sold, as -:...ttn,c a scare it y •of Tickets and Shares will be ezperienced, the •meritti of the Plan heiog more -generally known.— in :Lis Paper.—Prices Paid on Dstnand. It ROLI. and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 2,, )fond-strcet, ne-ti Rathhone-Place (established for op of thirty years) respectfully inform the Public, that and Shares are selling at their OiSce, for the present in- Nrw sTATr LOTTERY, which begins Drawing the Next Month. The Scheme-is universally approved Ibf , on ibe srare excel!, nt Plan as the last, with only 5,00i1 0.!,, and .C 200,0011 in Prizes, to be Drawn in Otto DAr, ..,...... YORTY CAPITA'. PRTZES. including sir 14411.F.S of TWENTY '1 I-10tYSAN1) POUNDS. Gl..latr Lutteries t ihe following Capital Prizes were Sold in .sl.y C..kRROI.I. and Co. and t:se Money paid en dematid. No. 6,341, a Prize n` £.40,000. h' Three . ..ekths, and •I'er. Sixteenths. ...... 3.:;24 r.4ioo ftl,ooo aelPOO "j• ••• 11. 1 '10 i 1.5,‘219 ...... 657 ...... 1,600 I 4 Tithes of ... 500 ...... I 2,563 '2,- , untry will he supplied with Tickets or " • •-c Terms as i'prent, by sending Post-Office r`• '..• i Notes, or Prizes of forrner Lotteries. will be nsade to Clubs, Societies, Mail and Carriers. I:iic:a of Government Securities Bought and Sold by csh - 7------- NNAVA ORIGINAL SPECIFCC" FOR THE INFALLI BLE PRFVF.NTION OF A•CERTAIN DISORDER. DRTY Years extensive experience pf. the preven tive virtue.. of this Prophylactic has acquired it a reputa v”.,at_iltled in the Annals of Mtsclicine. This celebrated (lacing only an external application) is high 7tv, to good health, and yet is'a perfect security against C ii 44:1 i;i battle% at 101. Si!. each, or /fs. (if more than one,) at 1%:1 . er three far a Guinea,- v.ith directions, only, in Idea, b) Mt. I.tar Cook; No. 1, LITTLE SUFFOLK-STRUM, TRARr.ZT, and will.be sent to order, by inclosing thew/sow:4 hire ac .. .,:re:a (real or assumed) post paid. 1-lE.-11;1"H AND lA)NtiEVIfY. JA/ClES''s ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the Inventor as a rcrn,dy for himself, !Which ;net:T./ell him to atfadvancid age, are admin.:Ay cal- Fed for Itheuatatigns, Colds, and } all those complaints to lea the huntan frame is liable from the.vicitsitudes of our cli- . Bilious, anti all other Disorders of the Sto :.l ard Bowels; and fir Head-aches, occssioned by indiges aor by free g.. Recourse should he hild to them after any ' 3 , and upon every slight indisposition; and thus their well " 711 characteristic of pr:nnoCng longevity will be mabitainesi; tbYtimAy assisths; nature in the due discharge of the t.nimal 'vans, thay prest:rve the body in health and vigour, and pie ::'t .laturt• di-cay. iota only by F. Neisbery and Funs, at the Warehouse for Dr. ms's POWder, No 4s, St. Paul's Ch ur ch-yard, and at Dr. t.es'slate H ouse i s Brislowstreet, hi:boxes, price Ss 6d. vac! . !Y included; or six in one Luse box, for Al. 0.. 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This day were published, elegantly printed 17 ii,Lilantyne, in eight Volumes, with a Portrait of the Autitar, trom au original Pic u •e, price £3.35. in boards, THE WORKS of HENRY MACK ENZIE, Esq. now first collected under his own Review and Correction ; and containing the Novels of The Blau of Feeling, The Man of the World, and Julia De kunh;gift:.; his Papers in Uhe Miror and The Lounger ; the Lives of Dr. lilaiAluck, Lord Abacrumhy, and NV. 1 ytler, Esq. ; Poems, and Dramatic Pieces. Printed for F. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; also fur W. Creech, A. Constable And CO. and Manners and Miller, at Edo'. burgh. This day was published, In One Volume 12mo. price 4s. bound, TAIL JUNbiR CLASS-BOOK ; or, READING LESSO:7S for EVEEY DAY in the YEAR. Selected from the must appt oyed Authors. Fur the Use of Schools. 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