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.:... • : 10 7 : . •14 • n r .n , • • - • I S• *,` • ."./. 9 2g.".'4.-eeileeC 447- •al ? s .Nll4Ol •*) _4_f. • '"'""4 • ' , .71 6,1 10 10 • ' 4." 244; Vi a , • • Ale c • Tar • 'ON c 1; Y, (JA.VUARY g 2, 1021. NU NI BE a 10.581. PRILE SEvEN -PRN t E. This day seas publishNl, • Handsomely printed in Ten Vols. Svo. price £5 S. in boards, THE HISTORY of GREECE, from the Earliest Accounts to the Death of Alexander the Great. THOMSON'S CIIF.MISTRY.—NEW EDITION. This day was puklhhed, • • In Four large Vol ;. Svo. price A".,.the Sixth Edition of A SYSTEM of CIIENIISTRY.—By THOMAS TIIONISON, M.D. F.R.S. L. and E Regius Professor of Chemistry in the University if Glasgow, Ste. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos ter-row; and William Blackwood, and Bell and Liradfute, Edin burgh; and Hodges and %lacarthur, Dublin. CArCULOUS DISORDIEJTS. This day was publiNhed, in Bvo. price 7s. 6d. A N INQUIRY into the NATURE and TREAT -11 NT of GRAVEL, CA LCU I. US, and other Discus; 0)111U:et:A with a deranged Operation of the Urinary (boats. By WILLI.IM PROU r, M.D. t. In tills Mork it h the intention of the Anther to take a more compreinnsive :nd general tritAv of this importsrc clasa cf Dia•ase4 than has bizh , •rto been attempted. lamcien P. - inted for Baldwin, Cradocl-, and Joy. By WILLIAM MITFOILD, Esq. Printed for T. Cadelland W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black wood, Edinburgh. Of whom may be bad, a few Copies of the same Work, handsomely printed in Ave vob, 4to. price £9 in boards. This day were published, Handsomely printed in 4to. with a Portrait, and other En gravings, price XI 16. in boards, .ECTURES on I'AINTIN(I, delivered at the 1.4 Royal Academy, with additional Observations and Note, , . By HE $17,1" FUSEL% P.P. 10- The additional Lectures in tht, Edition arc sold sepa rately, price 18.. in boards. Printed for T. Cadeil and W. Davies, Strand, Thoksellers to the Royal Ac.iciony ; and W. Blackwo;id, Edinburgh. 'llls day was published, in Three Vo!s. post Ilvo. price Xi ] 1.. 61 bouds, K ENILWOR a itntLance, by the A:17130r of Waverity," 143nisrie," :cc. &c. .• Printud for Archibald. C metabla and Co. and Jobs) t yne, FAH:drurgh; and [Writ. Robinson, and Co. 90, ca.zi,i,c, . • ADELPIII THEATRE, STRAND. By Authority of the Right Hon. the Loi d Chamberlain. the proprietors of this Establishment, from various rumours fieemgreached theirears, deem themselves authorised to assert, *lithe fact of the Adeip hi Thcatre lithos, the only one which tin aot suTered ar. infliction, tit some s h- t p,, o l..l,Festi, d e St. pion," Alin Don Gievan.li, alias Don Juan, was their sole ib t . iseement for producir,g the announced Burletta; and that they boa been instigated by no paltry spirit of opposition to a larger *path not more respectable concern. . e Giovanni the Vampire being honoured, every evening of its fermentation, with the most fla!tel leg marks of approbation an d applause, by overflowing and fashionable audiences, will b e repeated till further notice. goo PAOLO having received a .slight hurt on Saturday, the Pantomime is u n a voidably po , tponed for a short time. THIS PRESENT EVENING, January 22, 1821, sad during the Week, will be produced (for the fourth time) i s ent i r ely new (with the exception of the Music, some pan of the Desloge, and a few Scenes, Dres3es, and Decorations), Operatic Burlesque Burletta,k Two Acts, with an Introductory Video, entitled GIOVANNI, TIIE on, How !KALE we GF.: .on Qr iiim? The much-almirtal Burletta of WHO'S ro FATHER ME? After which will be presented, fur the 28th time, zAmosSI; or, nu FORTAYAS AND THU Alma. WHEREAS, by a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause " JoHNSoN P. Cilium," it was, a mongst other things, referred to WILLIAM COUSTLISAY, Esq. one of the Masters ache said Court, to take an account of the Dests of CH ARLES BA ',DAV Vbly, late of Manchester, in t h e C ou nty of Lancaster, Esq. deceased (who died in the month of At ;titt, 1801), and to enquire who were the next of kin of the mid Charles Baldwin, living at the time of his death, and if any of such next of kin are since (lead, who is or are thtir personal representatives, any person or person.; claiming to be next of kin of the said Charles Baldwyn, or to ha tha personal repre standee or representatives rf any of see!, next o , kin who scare ' l e ing at :he time or his death, and are sialc , , dead, are forthwith income in and make •oat his or their elaiai or eitims, and prove sach kindred ; and a: -o the Cr•dite: . ; of tle 7..6i! Charles Bald wya are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before the said Master Courts :ay, at hit Chambers, in Southampton • building=, Chancery-lane, London; or, in default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the said ll_cree. TO-MORROW THE LormitY BEGINS DRAWING. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractors, • strongly ree.raimend to the Public, the extraordinary at tractive featur., 6: their New Year's Lo ttery, Which contains M NE PRIZES of £21,000! The Firth-driurn Prize TO-NIORILOW will receive Three of ,f 21,000, and there are no: Two Blanks to a Prize. A l'u:4:ll.istr of a Single Ticket before TO-MORROW, imp obtzji) TWO of £21,u&0; and they hope to be as AUC armful ;n distributing to the Public, as in last Contract, when it Oae Lot:ery they Jot l ALL the Mixes of £20,000. . Lt their Old Offices, No. :i7, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haytnarket. • . . • • • • et • • NUMBER 10,581. • •••••• . • ADELrin THE A TRE, S By Authority of the Right Hon. the I o f proprietors of this Establishment, larbtgreachcci theirears, deem themselv that the fact of the Adelyhi Theatre *oei • honor suTered ar. infliction, in some alai Alin Don Giovatcli, alias Don . ducetnent for producing the announced love been instigated by no paltry spirit o t kargh not mote respect :bit concern. • • 10 . Giovanni the Vampire being bon:lure • reprmebtation, with the most flat ter leg and applause, by overflowing and tashi, b e repeated till further notice. Sipa PAOLO having received a .slight I Pantomime is unav oidably pce•tponed fi THIS PRESENT EVENING, sad during the Week, will be produce is entirely new (with the exception of tit • the Dialogue, and a few Scenes, Dresal Operatic Burlesque Burletta,k Two Acts Vino, entitled GIOVANNI, THE' V.V.HF How SKLI.L we GF.: .tin 01 The much-admired Burk • WHO'S '1•0 FATHER After which will be presented, foi ZAMOSM; or, Toe FORM:NS WHEREAS, by a Decree of Chancery, made in a Cause " J was, amongst other things, referred to Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court the De:us of CH ARLES BA L DAV Si N . , the County of Lancaster, Esq. deceased of Ac;ust, 1801), and to et:quire who wer said Charles Baldwin, living at the time a of such next of kin are since dead, who i representatives, any person or perour.; kin of the said Chicks ibldwvn, or to b £63,000 IN THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES, To-moicitow, e3n OF JANITA I RY, THE DAY WHEN PARLIAMENT MEET. rp BISII begs leave most respectfully to remind • his beat Friends the Public, that the New Year's Lot teries commence on the day when Parliament meet, TO MORROW, '2sd instant ; and before the King's Speech can be amaosuaed from the Thmue, <0 least £63,000 i'. Capital's alone, mat be fidernibeed; as Three Prizes of sfitl,ooo are so arranged, that they must be drawn in the first Five Minutes. Although T. DISH is not the Contractor, he has no hesitation in saying, the Scheme is far superior to any that have been fur several years, as the following leading features will plituly evince : Nine Prises of £21,000 Consuls and Monf.y. Double the number of Prizes thete usually has been. Not half the number of Blanks thin usually has been. At least Three £21,000 must be drawn To-morrow. Three more .4.11,000 may be drawn To-morrow. Every Ticket now on Sale must be drawn To-morrow. ittil,ooo in first live Alinutes must be drawn To-morrow. o,e Ticket may gain Two ,621,000 To-morrow. Nut Two Thanks to a Prize. Lowest Prize Alt: Money. Notwithstaiiilin:: ail the foregoing excellent points, the Price tif Tickets and Slures to the Public is reduced ! Tickets and Shares are selling by 'l'. BISII, Stock-Broker, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; Lad by his Agents in the Country ; who shared and sold, in the very List Lottery Contract (just finished), 14443 In Nine Shares £e0,020! :1142 In Five Shares £21,050! 5645 Whole Ticket £10,000! Besides several minor Capitals, too numerous for insertion. C.- The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against 111511's (Ace, 4, Combat. by which the Public can see the fluctuations. THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE. THE usual Number of this long•established Mis celtany appeared na the First of January, at its regular price of TWO Siiiht.imis. In regard to a Work so well known as the MONTHLY MAO .1Z IN F, which is itself the best advertisement of every article that appears in its pages, it would he supeifluous to enu merate the contents of a particular Number. It will be suffi cient to übserve, that the several departments aro. distingiiishi.d by the same ori ; !inatity, variety, utility, and living practical cha racter, which have recommended the entire series to the sr•,uty preference and constantly increasing patronage of the British Public and the civilized World. No particular stres: has ever been laid on the graphical Em bellishment: of a Work which has sought to recommend itself by the higher pre::nsions of sound public principles, and literary and scientific superiority; but the la..t Nusober presented to the Public a correct Map of the late Voyage cf Discovery (copied into other Journals of this month), the present Number con tains a fine View of Jerusalem, taken in 1619, besides a dozen smaller subjects of singular curiosity ; and the Number to appear on the first of February will exhibit that wonder of modern art, the interior of a (as-Light Manufactory, during the draw ing of the Retorts ; with various other subjects, at once rare and interesting. It may he stated, in a few words, that this Illiseellany adapted to the masculine and mature chat acter of the age ; and will always .;: - .ltify the Piiilosepher, slim seeks truth and thinks fat 6 inaxli—thePolitician, who prefers the welfare of his soantry to patty-predilections—the Moralist, who consider; hu. nun the c ud of his studies—the Men of Letters, who as'eks variuty steal oti.;inality—sticl the Student and general Reader, who ast , ite after living knowledge in all the arts and pursuits of mankind. In the union of these severs: titles, the Monthly Magazine challenges comparison with any Vo:k of its time, fortip and dutnestic. .I . S . ...eartheless, this . .‘ii:cellany has continued to be maid at the es alit lid Magazine-ptiee of Two SIIILLINCA ; an extensive cir culation being a prir.t.ry object to Correspondents; while iiteir union.; commhiications confer interesting Variety and living Chanctar to the Work, servi.:l as its lire's blood, and tending (is reap meal cause and effect,' s,ill further to extend, and comer stability on its circulation. In the neat Number the slaw Editor meess his Readers, Cor- Ttapoudents, and the Fublic, with unabated cner;;ics and matured experience, at the .:Jmnitac,larnt of his Fifty-first Volume. Printed for Sta Itictiahn PIJILLIPa and Co. and to be had of all Booksellers and New:paper-venders. G'• It may be necessary, on account of the audacity of pira lks calculated to deceive unwary persons, to state that no NEW ruts has been commenced of this Work, and that it is known CO other title thin " Ina itloziuu.r blAnAcsini." OFFICE 01' 011.13NAAIW, .Tatly 31, 1890. I IHE Public are hereby informed, that Thirty- . seven PLAITS of the ORDNANCE SURVEY of ; GB 7AT BRITAIN, cart ird on under the superintendence of the late Major-Gener al NV! LLA. M DG E, P.ll. and A.S. are now complete, and that Impreisions from them are on Sale at the Ordnance Al-tp Office, in the Tower of Lon don; and also at William Faden's, Geographer to his Majesty, thd Agent to the Board of Ordnance, at Cliarlng 7 Cross. 'these Plates contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, Sussex, Hants, Dorset, Ikvon, and Cornwall, and pardons of Somerset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, Wilts, Serfs, Rliddlesex; Suffolk, Hertford, and Cambridge.— Part IX. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire,- and portion's of the adjacent Country, was published on the let of August, 1913; and as the Work is still in progress, ac- coreling to the original design of giving a complete Map of Great Britain, upon a Scale of One Inch to a Nlik, the publi cation of the future Parts will follow as fast as the nature of such a Work will Alba, without increasing its Anneal expense. Gentlemen wishing to procure a 3lap of the Country surtound ing.their own habitations, tray, by applicadon to Mr. Bakrat.,. at the Ordnance Map Office, where an Index Al.p will Tie shewn, select any sheets they please for that purpose. AU let ters on this subje..t addressed to Mr. BAKER, under a cover to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, will be im mediately attended to. By 0. (kr of de Brat, R. 11. cn rar, g.crefr,ry. • CUSTOM-HOUSE, DI:IS - TOL, JAN. l6, 1891. FOIL SALE BY A CCTIO'NT, By Order of the honourable the C....;,ramissiii.sers of his Majesty's Cosi.ans, on TVESDAY, the 6th Farua:y, 1b.:1, in the Long RJo!t Of ti at Fo tlie Afternoon, THE FOLLOWINCi GO.ODS, ros HOME About 90 cwt. 2sluscovado Sugar, 233411,A. Tamarinds, 38 lbs. Castor Oil, fns6 lbs. Saccades, 17. lbs. Uctree, 56 lbs. Guava Je'ly, 135 lbs. Arrow r,at, 53 lbs. preserve i Giager, 6 U.s. Pine-Jam, d cwt. bmkeu Flint Glass, i 1 galls. Wine, 33 galls. Snits!), 8 gags. Bum, gall. Lim; juice, 15: cwt. Alatioguay, 3 pieces Nankeen, 3 galls.Farlarnain. 3 old L. , olting-glassts, 4 galls. Santa. 35 bushels Irish White Sk:lt, 27 thz. titry:n.:r Gl:tsse3, 14 duz. Beer Glasses, 4 gall.. C.:will:I:, 3 galls. Pickles, 21 ihnd,pikes, 12 .11.415, Spars, 31 11 -, s. Choeolate, 6 Dell Boards, 55 . rei.k-woo:. Bouds. 5 pieces Satin Wood, 1 cwt. 2 qrs. Saltpeter, 44 Empty Bags, 2 Empty Casks. Ton EVT.III. 'ION : Forty-five India Sdk Handkerchiefs, 2 Silk Shaw:s, 18 yards . India Silk Also tlto urlcrm;:litioned Goods, having lain in the 'Ware house urvatils of three nioarbs, uucusiora,d. . Von Ili!MIC CONSUMP:I4): : One Silk Comforter, :fi Yards Black -Silk, 3 Black Silk !Lind kerchi4s, 2 Worsted .Shawls, 1 half and 2 wbale Thread-net flandkercivisP, 7.4 yds. back Lace, 3 Silk Ridicules, 2i y.ll. Worked Muslin Flutinfe, 3 yds. Printed Guam. 1 Worked awl) l':.!isse, Sit 'yds. -Bomhazeen, 1 Worsted Whittel, 6 cwt. .2 qts. .24 dried Cherries, sundry Boxes and-Jars West lndid Preimts, 10 Firkins Nlustord, and 3 Half-barrels Sugar. Particulars may be known by applying at .the Warehotue- Keeper's Office, on Monday the .sth Fehruary,and on the 'Morn ing of the Day of Sale, between the hours of Ten and One o'(loek. • W I IPOLE r STR BET. TO BE SOLI) BY PRI V ATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, ("DI Warwick-stteot, Golden-square), A CAPITAL RESIDENCE, ELEGANTLY FURN ISIIED, and in excellent order; contairisg slx BA-rooms with (Insets, Dressing-room and Water-closet, two elegant Drawing-rooms communicating, handsome Entrance hall, and Vestibule with Hot Stove, capital Dining-room Li brary, Bath-room, Storerroom, and two Water-closets, nume rous and convenient Domestic Offices in the Basement, Nine ' cents, Beer and Coal-vaults ; a Coach-house fur three Carriages, and Stabling for four I horses. To be viewed by Tickets only, which with Particulars may be bad of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. This day Was pt.blisLerl. Handsomely prime] in Two Volumes Svo. with a Portrait (.! 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The INICSTARD is perhaps the most act iv e. peLetrating, and efficacious remedy in the world, c.ft the %ay.:rest sprains and bruises in less than half the tints usualiy taken by any other liniment or embrocation; it also heals ; cuts, punctures from sharp instruments, nails, thorns, spliraers, H ENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues :cc. wit ': increthole tacility, smart or pain, Ft:vent:l4 ' to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and atten inflammation and festering, and is equally uzefel in the various lion, by Messrs. Tuomas and Wittlast liElatT, Manufacturing accidents of annuals. In short, it is a domestic remedy of such Chemists, Maudtester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. 9d. or uncuturreln exceiletice and utility, that no tamily, sensible to its with glass stoppers at 4s. tid. stamp included, with full directions own comfort, flu, id ever be without it. Prepared only, and for :its use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and sold by 11. 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