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I nt" : ' 7,T , nPI ; : . . ~. .., R*4 DRKIRt4 A.lt THEATER ROY , —v--4-0. . i StgSENT EVENING, TANTS ARY 24 ' ' 'we ?a acted.a Comic Open called THE CABINET ; . eituals,' Mr. Braham ; Msrquis, Mr. Mathews ; Le , , i i b stag I.4esirh, (frent the Theitee Royal, Liverpool, kla — f ggestance in that character) ; Whimsieulo, Mr. Bannister ;; • , s r , Dorton; Constentia, Miss Lyon; Leonora, Mxra, , fr; s i g news ; Florette, Signora Storaee. I After which the favourite Melo:Dramr, - railed ELLA ROSENBERG. • iv row, The Camay of the Rivals; with ihos Ahem& of MafrkaollY• • . 1 . !;;................... -- TiIfsATR,E ROYAL, COVENT-GAM:SN IS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 26, Brig b e performed a Ncw Historical Drama, in Three Acts, OCiernoes) Canai THE WANDERER ;, Or, THE RIGHTS OF HOSPITALITY. uo ,,, s ure an 4 Music composed by Mr.Dav7 and Mr.RauelL . r -..i...in5l Maulers by Mr. C. Kenible, Mr. Pope, Mr. le 1••••- gym , Mr. Blanchard, Miss Smith, and Miss Norton. is oi c i will be performed (for the 24th time), a new Panto. mime, called MRLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT ; or, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, ANA) ALL Tower s, the New Comic Opera of Two Paces under a , ..;th Harlequin in his Element. , - • -•, oisuArrr to a Decree of the High Court of p r stry,nade in a Cause, Liaise 00ICZ against Pate*, the &op ofloas Pewit, late of the Parish of Mortlake, it the l ig/ of Surrey, Mobster, deceased (who died in or about the it heDecember, 1806), are to come in and prove their Debts ye hem Oao, F.sq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at meets, in Sonthamptow-buildinp, Chancery-lane, Loo p,* or before the Mb day of February, 1 sod, or in default iSi4 Owl will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the :Aid INCREASh. OF PROPERTY. 110 BE SOLD, to Persons of Character (not en. L pied in any undertaking that is subject to the Bankrupt its),for two thousand Guineas each, two or three Shares in an üblibed and highly respectable Concerts, that will bear strict iiggica, and that is likely tel produce enmity more than two inked per teat. without risk to the Purchaser who need not ke say walk or appear personally engaged in bOsiness. Letters r r p a id) with real name and place of abode, addressed 0,1,..t,N.--4,t0 be left at the Northumberland Coffee-house, Ind, near Charing Cross, will be attended to, and references nil be respired and given. - MEI' COUNTY GAOL AT ILCHESTER, LITANTED, at Midrammer next; a Governor of II the said Gaol. Asa liberal Salary will be given, the strictest motion will be made intothe - principles and moral conduct of ifeyjoason wbo may think fit to offer for this appointment ; and m.re to persons in a respectable situation of life, will be re phsil to establish the character of such applicant. The superior OW and thefrevious habit of command, where other ynals- Ow are equal, will meet with decided preference.—Any ir ensiling to offer himself as a candidate, must be enabled to ihe a large security.—Applications to be made to the Under Ann Wks,* Weis. EDWARDS, Depety Clerk of the Peace. of the County of Somerset. Welk' Seassoas, Jan. 12, 1808. WELL WORTH SAVING. SIMI of Deicers Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other Offices, • • dal Yohlt Thousand, Ten - Thousand, and' 'Five Thousand Pounds Prided, &c. &c. &e. • PAIBOYDEMAND AS SOON AS DRAWN, AT . 1 lIMINEts, No. 16, CottNrm.c, who submits 4' de Mow* Statements, that the Public may see clearly the got abuts" is buying at his Office. Vauisa's Paices. °rex& OFFICES Perces. Half lOlB 0 Hail 10 15 0 (h3Vet fighth ......... 813 6 Eighth aiceath ....... • 1. 7 0 t Aiteentk T7IE STATE LOTFERY Begins Drawing MARCH Sth, 1808. The Scheme contains a much greater abundance of Capital .Privs due have been presented to the public for some years, in 0 ormll a neither of Tickets, viz. • i ti X 20,900 r4l 0 of 3 ..... 14 0 1 1 + 3 •-••• 4 . , 5,000 45 ' Sct: &c. Ike. GRAND CITY LOTTERY TIL I KETS in Variety, at 71.125. team la tie coma?, wading Letters, (Post paid), enclosing ?Pk Nato, Post-Office Odilors, or short-dated Bills, will and paddidunal advantage, at 1. WARNER'S, as the Country Offices te4tmey charge a higher price than the other London Offices. Note—Money Letters must be paid for as such. • . • £l,OOO 300 100 SUPERIOR BENEFTES. TO BEGIN DRAWINO , 'ME EIGHTH 01/. MARCH HORNSBY and CO. respectfully lay before the LA Public, the Scheme of the present State Lottery, and solicit titir Favours on the present Occasion. The Scheme contains litileteNember of Capital Prizes, and double the Number of anger Prises. It is simplified _and so juticlously arranged, that Societies, and individual Purchasers cannot fail of being their adventUre. 'Shares are'salingiate don old established State Lottery Offices, on the very lowest Turns, and the Prise Money.pald Inunediately whether a .2.0,0001. Brain. SCHEME. _ _ S Prizes of L. 20,000 10;000 4 5 , 000 - 1,000 SO - 500 ate L. 60,000 30,0001 20,000 20,000 15,000 4,500 3,900 21,000 74,500 iOO 69 •••••ml••••• 50 1,000 5 0* t': , ,000 Tickets. NA FIX 1.1) t",..titcafkil Cis. 10/ye likevcise on ssile, Tickas and Share e. C a tty Lottery of Freehold 1 - louses, (Land Tax redeemed) 4iiegot-104,M01. Theisighest Prize 25,000 L the lowest: 1 - . , ,00p1J . t): in utiiidhat dte Otb of - AP ri " • 14 by Post or Carrier, executed exactly on the same t 4; Mr Pieta. • • •Nia• CORNWLI ft *Q v CHAAnce44 I ATIPS ST ' MARPMtE.:I"' BILL, 4 0 49 116 • WIIITE HAND S have ever heetk esteerfkalt pop! serial Beauty In bath S exes, and itt sortie parts of Europa , neonatal to Penang 0 Rank.—" The BANIXANA . BQ&P, , or 1464 WL*lliCakes,.possess thepeculiar propocty of giving tise tott rtquitteficacy of texture and Inconceivable fairness to the lirds, which are constantly wasbedivith this Soap. Even incases !4ese the skin has been injured by labour or other violence, the laciness tad cousencss are effectually, infallibly, and permanently ' ll cltotd, and succeeded by a entoatimess, fainlegst and "kiwi/3f I %Fallufe, wUch cannot be acquired by any other means what- It isby experience mill, that any one can form an adequate ides cf the superior excellence of this Soap. 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Con taining distinct Maps of all the principal States and King doms throughout the World, from the latest and best Authorities, .including a Map of Ancient Greece, and of the Roman Empire, the Whole correctly attgraerl opeat'llairty Plate% Royal Guano. and beautifully coloured outlines. London : Printed for, and sold by Charles Cradock and William Joy (Successors to the late Thomas Osten), No. 3, Ave-Maria lane, Paternoster-row. On the I st.of February will be published, in 4to. with Plates, A TREATISE on the CULTIVATION and PREPARATION of lIEMP. By ROBERT wissETr, Esq. F. R. and A. S. Clerk to the Committee of Warehonses of the E. I. Company. •„" The present work owes ks origin to a recommendation made by the Lords of the Privy Connell, to the Court of East In dia Directors, to encourage, in our Indian Possessions, the growth of a subatitutelor Hemp, at a recent period, when, from political circumstances, we were likely to be deprived of the accustomed supplies front Russia. Various enquiries were accordingly di rected, and experiments made, to ascertain thebest mode of giving effect to the views of Government, the result of which is here hid before the public, comprising a body of information relative to the culture and preparation of this valuable plant, (and of others that have been proposed as substitutes) collected With great aie.- duity, from sources not generally accessible, and the importance of which will be duly appreciated at the present moment. London : Printed for J. Handing, No. 36, St. lames's-struet ; Constable and Co. and J. Park, Edinburgh; and 3. Archer, and H. Fitzpatrick, Dublin. • . COMPEMPORARY IBTOORAPIHY. 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THE .POEMS - of OSSI AN, in the original Gae the, with a Literal •Translation into Latin, by the late Itobert Mactarbm, A. M. Together with a Dissertation on the Authen ticity of the Poems, by Sir John Sinclair, But. and a Translation from the Italian of the Abbe Cesarotti's Dissertation on the Con trovrecy respecting the authenticity of Ossian, with Notes and a Supplemental Essay. By JOHN NPARTHUR, LL. D. Published under the sanction of the Highland Society of London. In three vols. royal Bvo. at 2L 21. in boards, and on large paper, at SL 12s. 6d. Sold by G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall Mall Creech, Bell and Bradfute, Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Archer, Dublin. This Publication is the most valuable, and the most interesting literary work that has appeared for many years. 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