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p. ~ 4 . . . . ,• 21467 ,13g w_., I . 1 .....' ) h; !-i -A.. ' ...4 • h o• 1 i 4 1•••••• NUMBER 1938. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. lifaclarne CATALAN! has kindly an 4 voluntarily given her service on this partially occasion, far that Night only. Sy permission, and ander the sanction, of the Right Hon. the Lard Chamberlain. DRURY-LANE COMPANY. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, I. 6, t THE C()MMISSION ENS for lits ANiestio Nary de hereby airy Nebr., That on FRI DAY, the Mk f May next, Mew wilt he ready to rewire Tenders in writing (sealed sip) awl treatAr SEVEN II ft NOISED of LIVERPOOL or coat re-wraited CHLSIIIRC SA LT, or SALT qf rent andfer FIVE HUN DR F.D TONS of CH ESHIR E NAV SALT of the larval grain, or SALT of fent prayer.* ' • if Wick the Perron, who nosh the Teiseiws are to produce Samples, to he diefirered into the Moieties Vistailtillg Stores, et Deptford. Owe-had( by the 3 V if.,!J uly newt; sod the remainder by this 34i1h of September Allowin4r,fite .f all chafe and rigk les Dis Majesty; eacept that the Contractor will be allowed ts. ltd. per rimier Porterage elhe Man./hoer the 4axe to the Storrs; and to k paid for, by Bills, payable with Interest, mart., dart after date. The renditions of the Contract way k seen at the Seere sarye ()fee, at this OfFee, or by applyin¢ to the Collectors of the Salt Duties at Liverpool ; dad at Aliddlercirh , in Cheshire; respectively. Na regard will be bad to any Mode, in whirl, Ike. ihriceekild not be inverted in words at iengt'f, or shut dotli not he delivered to the Dowd Woe One ~'Cluck en the laid Fritt,ty , the Sth If May next, nor voles. the Parfait who wakes tie T:raifer, or SOW PIIISUU on hie b:haff, all., ads. to rtrineer When culled ,for. KING'S THEATHR, HAYMARKET. CIIN MON DAY NEXT, April 10, 1009, with then:irksome and approbate or the Proprieten of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, mill he performed, a COlllit Drama, in three acts, railed, THE THREE AND THE DEITCE. The Chorneters of Peregrine, Pertiaax, anti Percival . . ..• I.:temente ia(Clerialian Arksk;7. - ) N leoree, Lord &Ail, of Liocuin, I large Vol. i Jrao. St. in tm,Piriti. ti. SACRED DRAMAS the enhjtrta taken from the Bible. It* Hannah More. rt. la bovr.Pl 7. STRICTURES ea the MODER %VAT LMaFE MALE EDUCATION; rititaview of tlre PrMripies Ind Cutidtict prevalent aminig Women of rank and fortuoe. ify the mino. • vote. tos. nalwards. B. LETT/MI ADM EgS E D tr , the DAUGHTER of a NOBLEMAN. nn she FOR stATIoN st RELIGIOCS and MORAL PRINCIPLE. By Elutetreth Hamiltm, thor of Letters on the Elementary Principles of I:Anemia% &e. 2 role. ova in boards. • LETTERN to • YOUNG L 41/If, nn • Variety at nitia; Ad land idfteeteriglbableete,..nletelaied to improve the Heart horn tie Marmers, and thariOtteo tea Ciberataading. Jh tie Rev. John Branett. . • AS. 7.. in boards . tu.. The FEAI ALE MENTOR ; nr, Ile:ect Conversation til:c ;allele will be performed, the Pint Port of the much- admired (4anit Seriness Opera, entitled, LA SEMIItANIWE. THREE BLIND CHiLDREN ! A N indnvtrimts nun, with a %Vitr and five (:hil i ilreo, i nine of whom were unhappily burn Mud mid wares is tott inte pound per week, begs leas , . to re. Mum btu aaincear and grateful thanks to a generous fur their Kind assistance, in buvitigettible4 him In place the eldest of the three with a Gentleman, in the same unfortunate situation. 1111 Ull apprentice, to learn nail the men in the church, eke. in which he has made mach —ilia SlSt.r, aged debt years, has also the wticiurtune to be 6.1'41 blind. The either of the children, lint having the mewls of pltem g the girl in • similar situations with her hrother, ;without which. the will be utterly destitute), prestimenonee mire to intrude hinutelf .aeon tbr natter a the iu . . romposeil by Portogallo, expressly for Madame Catslani. „ Principal Characters by 31ailanie Cal hand, Signor Rove &no, Signor Braghetti, Signora (.riglieUi, Signor Dr Gio vanni, am/ "hector MOIL To a hieh will Ke added, the favourite Ballet of 1)0X tell! E. (Cuinpused by Mr. D'Egville.) The Characters by Monsieur Yestris, Moosirtur Mearean, Minisienr Boisgcrard, Mademoiselle Al Miss Twine ky, Miss•Lupiuo, and t h e whole (7orps de flatlet. • • bru ?Myer Ticket on nights of the Play to be admitted by Ase BOX doors, nor tnitioy wthse port of Ow Tliesorerbe. sit:' ilia Ph and Gallery, anAoae person only to be admitted by etch ticket. Clue Fn trance to the Pit in the Hay-market only.—Bmtes slily to be takim of Mr. sp. ite, at the Opera On • Terrolny n. xt, the Politic are respectfally ittfornird, that. by permission, rod osier the itxtr ,, nuari of the Lord f.l unbertain , t I Y('EVM TII l'. liit E. STRATI), a bolt has undergo,' several alterations, wilt be opined by the DRURY-LANE COMPANY, with the Comedy of Jahn ; or, As Eturlialutiatt's need& ; and Ea• 10,1,,i wwww s s , op w in b e ww fwe i w e,i hi nature Advertisements, Tirkeiv and Pisces foe the Lyeetesi to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Opera Osea , till 'rbswaslay seat. 2 vols. 12070. 71. in Wards . 11. SERMONS to YOUNG WOMEN. By the late James Fordyce, D.D. e tie. rn boardg. 1.2. ADDRESSES to YOUNG MEN. By the sane. *vole. 7s. in bowls. 13. ELEMENTS of GENERAL. HISTORY. Amami* and Modern; to altiell are added, a Ts'ile of Chronology, and a comparative View of Aurieot and Modern Geography. By Alexander Frazer Tytler, Esq. 4 vole. BVO. with Maps ISe. inboards. 14. An ABRIDGMENT of M. PINKER TON's MU. DERN GEOGRAPHY, and Professor Vince's .istnimmini. cal Introduction, in one large vol. S.o. with a Selection of the most useful Maio, sec:motel opied /rum thaws the large Work, 121. in heowtts. ••• A new Editioa of the larger Work, with very car 01. dreenkie inklithaas, and illustrated by a new and mantels,. se.* of Maps, engraved by Mr. Lowry, multi- the direction allot Author, in 3 I.lrgc vols. 41u. a too it. hoards. TO THE PUBLIC. MRS. BILLINGTO'N, MR. MALI K, •AND MR. BRANDMI CONCERTS. , . frig E PROI'ILLE rO4S egtretnely regret to be antler the neeess‘t, of announcing to the Sob. erribM, that a rue.tmler dew', oz respect i .g. the en.„a...zement ref the Naturrer.squere Room., 1w rent. their rental:tine , FOUR onNentirrx Irma !Alm( place there ' it Is there, lure their lineation to rttnra in ItOOMS fur the future perform& tree. lit cumegnence tine err.tagement, and Willies Kontos beim prerieweely enraged, they are E 0111.• pelted' eritputae the Concert ',needed f. .r Monday next, to MONDAY, the ...24th instant. The the.* euheilurnt Niel,. will he on Mrentlite, the t:tth, 3 tl, and2ittb of Iltry ' which, it will be uletcrved, toes nut extend later tit the Seaxint than popueed by the former arrangement. he Prupesetorti,while they lenient the urc. , ..ty fur thew Iher.lt.uorm. to aastre•tie Subscribers, that nu future eltasips wil t piens. BIN before Wednesday next, April 12. on .11ieb Dzy the present GRAND LOTTERY begias Drawing, and preseuir to Adventurers the greatest Cll3OCe of Gaiaiuß a 'plea lid inithitte, by the purchase of a iingie Ticket 04: Share, ever known. The Ft ye Gill of One Thing sand Whole Tiekets, which will hr c•iren to the best Prise shove on the first day of Drawing, affords • prosper of realieirez a Pi ire, great beyond all calculation, as through them one adveutortv may gain 411 the fuslowing 4 Prins of "noel. 2 Prices of L.: ..,non I 6 Prizes of 1.0„000 9 Besides IDA kr: fie av moat. Tickrts nod hbures are selling At all the [Accused Lottery Offices. 4 NY PERSON wirhln i, at R moderate ex prime, to enmtge in the Bcokrolling, Stationery•, Jew ellery, Perfumery, Cutlery, anti Fancy Lillll4l, tosy hest of establisht ti 1111011i1 is, (oath si Lem, of tin Preustows) situ ate in the rentre of an improving Market Town,. within ten toile, of L.auden , by applying, by kite', ',layered - en L M. al No, 9n, Holborn. Aii extensive awl well-frtilnentrd Library included, mot several Agonies tittaahett. The pre. sent Proprietor traits Maly 011 arciatint of Irving nnother Cuiseerwie Louden, retottring hat per: until ettennanee. TR EATS &ROYAL, NAY-MAIMED. Fri US PRE4ENT EVENING, April 11, 1809, Their Majeattee Seermsta will act the Tragedy of THE MOURNING tIRIDE. Spaniards : Mastael, King of Granada, Dlr. Murray : Cs. CIA, Mr. Brenta*. Almeria, Preteensof tkanala, Norton; Leonora, Mrs. Harnidnice.---sMeass: Am); Mr. Zara, a captive queen, M t s. !Wor t s. To %Melt y ill hr addwd, ■ Meultlrsere, 'nib . BLIND B(IV. Stanislaw', Mr. Murray; Fahann..l, Sirs. C. Broth?,; Ro delta., Mr. Brunton; Mamie, Mr. Fawcett; Sterne, Mr. Clefs:eau; haling, Mr. Farley; Mor , Mr. Liston. Lida, 1 , 4 Unii.tow ; Elvin% Mhe ?imams. flu Voutisy, the Trardr of Hamlet ; With, for the last time the season, flarleeein and Mother Coax,—On Ter,, dsy, the Traded, The Danowter and Who W 1... "! The Widoir's Ch.at.,.--On Wednesday, The Thursday, Ibe Wheel of turtutie —4 .l n Frialay, A Die* Way lIV Pay OA Debts. CUY before NEXT WEDNESDAY, April t 2, the Day as .high the 11,21 ND LOTTERY hegio. 1/rimier. Ne. 26, CORNHILL; AND ST. MAfiliAlt ETS-1111.L,• BOROUGH.. IFIOR NS BY art•l CO. respvrtftith• the Pablie, tstat the Tit 'X LTS zuti SIIA It ES fife the ensehtg Lottery. to begin Drawing nn the will of April, are now us Sale at their (gel rstabiil.lted State Lottery Offices. Ow liv Ist ()ay t f Drawing, the Flrst-Ihrawn Prize sheen lA. will entltleel to ONE THOUSAND TICKETS; _ . . An 4 oo the :d Day of Drawittgohe First-Dra;vo Prise above mill hr entitled t,, 14 . 1;1::11V,i1)RED TICKETS Three valuslite Benefits are Khwu by the Contracture neer soil sitsi.vu the usual amount ui Capital and uthee Prises cue taivieil in the The Tickets deposited in the Plunk of England, and a List of the Numb, es natty be La.! m NOR NgltY and CO?s, who 113,e eveentl 4%mA among their friend. the following grand uf Capital rates-1 bra e o f ;0,,0001.....414 oof moon' lour of r•000l.-.-Onc of 4,onol.—Two of 2,0041.—F0ur, of to:me.—Sin of soil. N.D. Orders by latter or Out ier executed exactly on the tame terms as if pee sent. '. The following Entertain atientseotitisming tll elperietwe the getter:Ll Appewbatiun ~1 erwvaleal Auelieuttp, will he repeated every Eve.iia: tilt Girth.... Murree. rLEY'S ANIPIIItVICATRE, I.IITSTIVINSTER- KtillXiE Under the Patrunare of their Rnysl ntehnesse• the Prince • of WALE* and Dube of TURK ; 'lli's EV EN IYG--tith tintr, clitirtiv new (-Owe 11wr1.gnastk, itstrented and pi-winced by Mr. Rotogne rated, FAIRY LAND; or, The WAN DEItiNh MAGICIAN. Harlequiu .* Mr flotnina, Jun ; Chown, Me Laurent; and Coluesluse. tire. Ptrker TRAORDINARY 13011lIrEMANSHIP, by Menem. Parker, Cruwwwtn._ lu.ith, Doyle, sal Mr. Miley, Junior's, DOI'. COMPANY. Equestrian Clown, Mr. Cowman The elehraied NI, RICH IX is enit.ged for Twelve 'Nights, sod will perform, tills row., his nleeant Dances, kr on the TIGHT ROPE..—To emu/lode with (Jth time these eight wears) a Grunt Spt clack atonaure, called - the MLACIa (3STLE:i or. The SPIRIT of RAVIA. Asphae, Kr. Anky,hantow, mud Lemurs, Mrs Astlry. Lacs 4a --Ptt 10—.4allcry is.—Socotal Price, Half. pat Eight. - Places t lees Q.mt 'tea till there, which cannot he krpt after Half past Walla. PA NT treni, PX FiSR — KRITITET" -- M 11N I / AY, Asteti 'l4:lBtrj, there will, he, at tkut ptais., A .GINAND MACttUff&ADE, nith Refre.htnota of Tea, Coffee, kw, leMina, ttte. &e. Tickoa, ins. lid. lob hod as all the Maequerade Ware. bowie', at the Pantbeos, sad at Weed's, Boe&ntreet. PX;Y PT, NOW OPEN , in tho A. Lriceiter square, a magniiierat TI Et, of GRA.ND CAIRO This Picture exhibits the celebrated Priapic's, the River Nile, and many other intereduis Objects. Pointed from Mr. Bales Dravitugs,taki n on the spot, fur Lord Videstia. The editor, d VIEW of llt!ttl.lN is also open. Noce to each Paintiug, One Milting. Opca frost Ten till dusk. HENRI ASTON BARKER, Proprietor. rnHE BRITISLI GUARDIAN, or To ll MORROW, will contains nalreurgent Letter to Ink D MOIRA, upon the EXPECTATIONS of the COO,. CRY, th the pretrial moat awful juncture of affairs. Sold by Besittawut, Villiers -street, Straott. PATENT TRAVELLING HAIR CAI'S. rrilh very lawful Inventiou is entirely woe, and I. particularly well adapted for Officers in the Aria/ and Navy, and Ti evelleis in green!, who are obliged to wear either a Wel.► Wig or Night-Cap, which, from their un handsome uc awkward appearance, pircolw rre molly the amenity of throwiag ntf ehru alighting from the carriage, lie. THE TR AVELI.LICS HAIRCA P, tam Leurumerwl ed to the attention of the Pu'iltc, poetaste r... every comfort of the (octave, will' llie Appral Auer wf a Curled fleas! of hair, mid. from its peculiar elashrity, sits perfectly close to the head, without alit sort of sprinp whatever, and cannot he veinal of order. The Hair C ma aft equal!! cosivement for the Ladies. They may 1w had of the low , .tors, Messrs. RUBIN SION sod HOLVI ES, No. t, Eime-strict, Ntraisd Makers to tin Or Royal Highiserws the PrOtee of tVams, Puke of Csareace, and to the TM are Royal, Covent-Garden. trice Gm Guinea each. I:emitter dole allowance made to RVl4t.ets. Sall.ice, and rravelhow by Sea, will find laetrile& atl frimi Stir war if the Hair Caps: tint 1., q.. a 3.1 t.i ..,noon of i'. ILir, who cowitant.y attend the t'ircuits, will derive much beadle from them. ITINRRANT. , WORK of s mare oisortAinitt.•• nature, . abounding with tastobable incuirnt, sma intaresaing Min •11111, ha, not mule lit. appearance moer the dor. of tini..llcti 1,1 The ITINERANT, published hs Ta‘lo; ml It y. 01. Yd.' stn et ;au tmiriet from ulprh yr lay lo ;ms uwr Rea tars —:Sre the last pegs of the paps, NEW PATENT. FI.IIi,SCIi. Inventor anti Rarnrce of IM . PRovrn M4NII.IILD WRITERS. :in, 0- Surd-street, opponite Ralsower.street, Landow —His 'Majesty lowing befit g ro.n.mst% pleased to grant we hie Wrest Letters Poirot, ue,ler tine (;rest heal of the Visited kiratdoin, I beg have most rove.' tfolly to infortit the Nobility, gentry, ',Pr eheats, sx. that an eleaaut assoetorelit 1w ready for in epartino, at au Manotartirry, as a!sree oil Moaday next, the 10th iost. olleo I feel iterself Yid Iv hoetiored to skew thee its CillY CS, which, I Wee My•Lic s.O merit their appeohatioo. LW). itf (kilt hnoilig A NY Nolitensin, from TWO M TtiIREF. TlitnliATlD •POVNIM dwposable Cask, who ,nre not engaged in rine Cutoweretal Pursuit, ur at all siihiset to the Itaoknatit Lana, have an op p or laying oat the alone !bun to a manner that is lip rly In p. milker a rapid fudging., withuul either .k or tray hlo, and a ithont app eariits peso. afy sortged in bnikneet— Reference. will be required and Oven. I.rtu rs (ruin Priiiripaka. with real Name and Plate of A'aulr, *ill only be attraded tn. adi t reased (rwt.iiald` for dartoi Heathrot, Earl. to he lett M the Bar or fn. think Collor house. Cycloid!, Laindua. . . • . • ittisovAT lA, if LA4.444. IT has irten .too frequently tie subject of last and general reprobation, dial ems. &Maul@ of the ele ments of the uranal Art, have okred themselves 48 esudl dalts for public patreusge in the ;nuke:ion of physic. For the purpose arriving puttee to the malt of our entities and eve Emmet, and to prevent is from bring classed amain those esafiries, whose impudent pietrautioas have, mifortsmetely for society, been too favourably received, we beg leiter t• sehinit, to liar liberal and culighttmed, a faithful statement of our purstrita aril sespiiremeists. After received a regular medical education, as the plink of Me-s•re Griudal auil Wizard, whose lectures awl pr ii tiers we c-u-.lull, teseled,lllPrOFCA4Oril and Surgeon,. of the Londou thripital, we eutcreti ourselves as minima' in that justly-e. lelirated school for medical acquire acme, the Royal College of Edin burgh, and were iwstrur ted iu the differeet branch/ 1 e of Anatmoy, Sorgery r the theory and rat lice of Phrie, t be. misty, 'Midwifery, Botany, Ace. 6:4'. &C. by tint.: eminent professors, Drs. Moor", Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duman, slid Rutherford. It, trust we *bail pre sumo is. Am in snyieg, that our proficiency sal acquit eitelit, ammo inconeiderabie Haring, for a lout; series of Nears, made certain complaints, and the Vrtfloll% lout; of DE. BILITX, the vorticular object of our studies and practice, it will, vie 'wipe, Ile alluaed,that ire have acquired suprinur knowledge of their !ream ut and cote. In slight slid recent eases of infra time 8 perfect iv-establislimerit is er i mpleted nt the short period of two dare; and in thus* of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have faiksl of *never, a Fever perseverance in one phut of treatment insures to the patriot agate and radical cure. Amidst the nielaucholv variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long Awl most unhappily pursued by the tooth of both mem, there ore none more alarming Or note distressing Una those denetencies soil debilities which fre quently prevent or COilliiirt the matrituouial state. To MN peCentis it mast he a cunsoliog nrikrtion to Meow, that they may now, by • new and sufaltible mode "(treatment, be re stored to that greatest °fall human blessiegs--• strong, man ly, and vigorous (ventilation. In all telees of &bait from whatever came mixing, as well as in every species of • cer tain iufectiou, we may be enameled by patwots of either se a , with the greatest secrecy and honour. /lours of COO. •ndlativau at home, from ten to three, sad from six /II tbe even ing till ten at 'light. Paticuts in the country are requeeted to state the partiao lars of their ease, are, and I, I'll habit of living, &c. tar. iiielmiug a rentittauce for novae and inedicion, when the semi will be git eta or sent to any part of the kingdom. To insure that sorry su essented to our ondereeking, the postage of letters may be added to the account fir erodieleeei CL II RI F. and CO., Surgeon.", No. 107, Heflostlyorrles. lEltli4)NS of either sex will greatly promote their ruttier health snit happiness, by the perusal of that valuable ribliration, entitled A GUI DE TO HEALTH, or, Advice to both Sexes, in a variety of complaints; with a *Mitre on nervous, coustimptive, sad hyporhundriac dis eases, &c. By SAMUEL SOLOMON, M.D. Wilts an elegant Portrait of the Author. . . . . . This valuable Pablintion has &toady gone thronch sfi Paw edition every individual, wale or fellikie, read this three shilling Tract, as it is * moat e%cillent productiiiii, and proves to he the best (;olds to Health, and, we way add, to happinent too, that has torn ushered Into the a orld (hiring the present centary. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, 1 1, Strand. BELT-PR ES ERVATION. f 11/1E siivantages likvly to be dreuvefi to the pry " sent and succeeding generations, from the iatrodue tion of the Itt 01* AL YORK M LOICI NAL SPECIFIC, for the prevention of a certain Joinder), it justly considired tbe happiest discovery Medical rewards has provided to Board mains* the perincition effects of VENEREAL tON TAGION. The candroted safety of this sidnable primsratloa, (by simple ablutions only), is too well ksown.in the toot enact, to reader os retwittions nueessary ; bat those unaerpeinited with its preventive powers, scud wily the trial of its virtues to insure recommendstion. Sold at Nu. 23, Siiiithampron.strect, Strand ; iu packets of three boxes, lin. 'Mee box ts. tid. ; also at No. sti, Caro hill ; sod at NO. so, Piccadilly N. 13. Sent to any part of the king loin, by int-losing the airionat to Alexander and Co. Nu. ,r.t, Soutbamptoo-street, Lostiim. St: I'EItIOR BoOlistoa TOUPIG PERSONS. New Edition. of the ISllMehig esteemed Works have beta lately published by T. CAVELL and W. DAVIES. Sti and : I. I\ N iN(41 7 111) . into the D uTiE s or MEN / in the hillier sod middle' flame of Society hi Genet.% num, resuOiog Ins* &Ivor rispeetive Statioan, Pro f( SSll , 3lli, wu,l 11.,11111,3)1111C110.. I i 'rhumzoGisikinor, M.A. Vok svo. I she ill honed,. 2. An INQUIRY Imo tho DVfIE of the TEVALS By the same. *so. 6. w tro,iids or prate ; of, elrtsulty pri,:ted in a I'or ket volume, tie hi biona.ls .1 A EAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN RS. • ...n', in 3 large •. iii. M. •Is 01 .......... 11. A SUSIMARY of GEOGRAPHY and HISTORY, hull. Ancient and Modern ; illaatratell by ;Maya, and deign. el chiefly to connect the Study of Cleanest Leaguing site that of general Knowledge. By Dr. Alexar.dar Mam,Ut•:- tor ate Me High School of Edinburgh ; use large vol. aro. La in board,. id. CLASSICAL 1110GRAPIIY ; exhibiting, alphabeti cally, the proper names, with a short Accurut of the several Deities, Ilerties,and other Persons, mentioned in the aniiehl Cisme Authors. By the same, mu. ;sain hoards. 17 ROMAN ANTIQUITIES; or, An Account of Om , Manirms and Cesium' of the Romans ; designed chiefly to illustrate the Lain Clasaice, byexplainow •orlv and phrams, from the rite• and customs in which ::arty nice By the lame, $l . O. 15. la. in boards, Is. GREi.:II.IN AN IItiCITI ES ; or, An Account of this public lad privet.. Lite of the Greeks. By tli- Rev. Thomas Hata/sod, late of University College, Oxford. 4VO. 94. in boards. 19. A ('LAScICAL DICTIONARY; eontaMing a clear • awl comprehensive Account ti all the rupee Names n Web occur in readin; the Classics, with Tables of ancient Coins, Weights, and dearisrea. By J. Lesispriare; D.D. one large vul. aro fts. in nuards. a •. A considerably enlarged Edition of this Woe* may alto be had, in one very large volume, 4to. pries it Se. in boards. mt. UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY; ansesiaing a Opines Account, Critical and Historical, of die Life and Character. Labours and Action, of eminent Persuar, ID all Agin and Cuuutrica, Cunditione and Professions: arranged it. alpha betluil order. By the same our large WWI bTO. ifs, in hoards a •. This Work is also on a very ealarged plea, is one vu!. stn. 31. 3a. in boards. n. 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The Scheme co cysts of .20,00 Tickets utily, with the additional Free Gift of the present Coat ractors of i.n,10 Whole 'rickets, for the first drawn either whole or in shares, that is arisen on the Ist day aboee is addition to the Prise that it will otherwise he entitled to; likewise !ion Tickets, in like mourner, for the ail disc of Drawing, withutit impoverishing the said Scheme ; therofure an early pacha.r. is recommended by SIR JAMES BRANNCOUR AND CO. Proprietors .4 the Lordly Lottery 'Wires, No. 11, llnllarn ; No. 17, Cortliill; Nw. 36, Haymarket, Piccadilly; and at No. not; a here 7nel, the &Almelo. nuu,lwr entailer; to the Gra id Prise of SOO whole tickets, no the tnt dnt of Drawing the tart Stale Lottery, was sold in one Half, one gitarter, nor Eighth, and two Snatr:nth•; and where likewise the following Capital Pram in the Two lost Years I.otterics were soli, in 631 ghalos, ovniel)— No. g,:,;tt, entitled to in,itool and the only prize of that ennui ever shored, 14,7 it) „1,45,0100 jn,i1414) 6,145 .. 14.20,04) ,114,391 000 Lio 1 10.• ono 13409 10,1100 7,74 • • 40,033 577 • • 30000 1%763 .. 10,060 1,358 .. g4t,noo With Twenty Minn a 1.0 , 101. and ',mot . . Brooks a great proporteou of snot. tool fie.; and .ouch) other Capiint% in former Lotteriva, ateresstine to upwards of ON F. 31111.10 N ; And the fort elate Ad►enturers p. 141 ou .Icomc.J. .• , .1171F-:—...„t A:e , F• . 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