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, .41 , 777 : 7 - 41,57—f5: ~ • • r 0"r/trona" • r 1 - 4 1731 W. 711 # 6)960,1 76p 914 goi Ices Apql 101 17 11-1 A • • • 'Am t• 2s cht .It 2s. • . ... . ~..... ....., , ir tb . ~.., ii „,, . • 1 1 r Ili t tt to , b ~ , ... I ._ . .• .•.. A I . . - Oird'f!!iirtt!tt v." _ SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1805. _ NUMIIER 634 . ' . (,Ric z sIXpII 4 .......... ~ --r-------____ _ K NG'? .rizATRE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 19, will w ot 1 r r u mr , l, a G. , . I 1 Sel'l‘tii ()pent, called IL TRIONFO DEL AMOR FRATERNO. put of tile Opera will be i'recent.id, the Grand Ballet of LE JUGEMEN'r DU BERGER PARIS. .• On account of Nl' aine Grasiiiin's severe cold and -!stets, the Opera of i...,iii. is unavoidably ponpuned tor a ita*Si On t delay, the 23d Intl will be pert:wined, a New Fairy galet, tailed LA Belle ',anew. On . 1 . a zday, 'h. sta, ing. a New Serious Open, entitled Itiphyle. N'ivaiit Rex et Regina. . . _._ . VICTUALLING -OFFICE, Dim. 21, Iso4. TIM COMMISSIONERS for Pillowilino Hie Moiesta's Kato do hereby give Natter, That en ' I , 'ESDAY the 2d J y nest, they will be natty to receive Tenders ha writing (sealed rip), and treat for the sappliong, an separate Contracts, tit' Fresh Beef to Nu Majesty's .S.4;ps sad Frisch, at the Islands of Gistrioey and Jersey, jar Twelve Alonilis rertaia from the lit of February nut; aid pother, rota Sit Months Warning shall be giros an either side jor the Termination Walv is'', the made Payment to ire by Bills, payidde trills interest, • Ninety Days afire dote. HARRISON and BROOKE, Licensed Lottery Office Keepers, No 137, Pccadilly, near the Hay• market, return theit unfeigned thanks to the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public, who favoured them with orders in the late Lottery, and be to acquaint them, they may receive the fell money fur all Prizes purchased at their Office, immediately on demand. The Scheme of the late Lottery .was generally ap 'mired of, and the ensuing has equil advantages ; they there fore recurnntend an early purthase as Tickets and Shares will certainly advance before the Drawing commences Their Office has been established fifty years, and they can with COO &knee appeal to all who have in that time transacted business at their Office, for the punctuality and honour of their con duct. Drawing begins the 25th instant. Schemes grat s. 61; 62 61i *. RISII, Stock• Broker, JrnWU, and 9, Charing Cross. STOCKS. Sin. ". G? Percent SI P ...gy .......... lOC, TUUIIIIIII, JAN 1:t Genoa Li.. Venice • aE Ditw. I,a,lion Oporto IDublin I. • 4 61111.10 P. Pontiqal G. 14 in Coin The Conditions or' the Contracts min LP seen at the Streelary's Office ; nt this OIJLri or by applying to the Postinosters al Gkel sey and Jersey reipecticrly. A's Regnrd ri i Mihail to imy Tender in which ow Price shall not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board htfore One o'clock on the said Toeselisg, the 2241 of January nest, wet wafts the Prison who the Tender, or some Person on los Behalf, attend. to attirer when eau, for. an d per us 4 0 0 Dottie! polls • • 0 0 • New Dollars Silver in Bars New [.nuia each 0 n I Aftio on the Rank of Holland 41 per Cent. 1. 513 4; 31 8 61 41.1) ADDRESS To THE NOBILITY. rptit NOBILITY and GENTRY ate respelt % IL fully informed, a CAT -11.0011 E, contaiiiing a great Variety of GENTLEMEN'S HOUSES, both in Ton and etay be had in Welbeck-street ; many of which me the property of poisons of the lint respectability, and by which Noblemen and Cr nt:thzen, who want House., either fur the preunt season. or permanent Town or Country RssidenLos, may In general be accommodated. 1 hose, also, whu wall to SELL or LETT, will, in genera', meet with el ible Tenants rw Purchase's. As many imrsons in the first circles aie quite imarrrusinted slat the real value of their Houses, Furniture, Fixtutei, &L. from a incitation of price, according to the sea on of the year, sitioatimi, and vatioits causes, the proprietors would do well to infarni tnentsclres What price tae concern would hear !either to lett or sell), and this being a difikielty too great fur g-tisrality of p:rauns, who, perhaps, nesei disposed of a house, of hough , ' or takcsi itrany of the same dmrription • would fi tid it their intermit tuaipply so some persort w,•11 scrawl, and who, tram conetant maetice, is lat.:ly to give such information at so hunt a suriiid judgment as to the real value; sod, slthuuch this is attended with s rote incousiitinable ev.perice, th.• partws - p l ying to hlr. HATES for maistance, generally profit by it. Weltack.streitt, Jan. :3, leos. .s• Varuations and .%pprais.:.v.cats 'lane to toy part of tl e k.neum. • By ORDER of the OR ESIIA4 COMMTTERE. I V °TICE is hereby Given, That the GRE,SHAM LECTURERS will Read their LECTURES in the Room opeciiuteal ter that Purpose, ever the South East Side of the Royal Exchange, at TWELVE. &Cluck at Noun, in LATIN, and it ONE o'clock in the Afternoon, in ENGLISH, during the twesent Hilary Term. N. B. The Lockacrs are to read en the Days tindetirien tinned, sit. Monday, 3. H. Parker, A.M. reads on Divinity. TucAlay, T. Taykr, LL. D. Cirri Law. Wednesday, P. Saiiitfo.d, A. M. Agronomy. Wednesday, R. J. S. Stevens, MliiiC, at Two in the Aiternoun. Geometry. Rhetoric. Physic. Thursday, S. Kattithy, D. D. Friday, J. Waugh, A. B. &taunts'', C. Singer, M. D. COAL TRADE. THEY who enable others to obtain the Ne cessaries of Lite at a cheaper Pate add a new Source of Hap,liness to their Fellow CreAures. 'This was the Plat adopted 4tteen Years ago by the Loudon Sea C• 111 Company, South- i ampton-street flullitirti, since which .1160.14 Individuals have created Sea C oat Companies, from great Streets to little Alley., front the Garret to tl:e Kitchen. The Nan of lIARRISUN abd CO it not alluring the Public by offering Coals at a Price cheaper than they can be bought for, and therehr deceive ; but to sell the best COAL% that come to the Pool of London (if ordered as such), at a trifling Profit on the Market Price, by which Mil they have experienced a docakd preference. It is necessary to add, that Staffordshire and other Coals are of fere.l fur sale at per Ton, and appear cheaper than the New castle—Hut a Chaldren of Coats will weigh a Ton and a Q u ter—Calculation will thesefore prove the contrary. The Q•sa lity is out of the question, being to very much inferior. QTEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA TERS.—The Nobility and Gentry are revattfully formed, these celebrated Perfumes continue on Sale at Ys and 4s. (id. per Rattle, as usual, of the most apposed Quali ties, at Steel and Meyer's, Lavender Water Merchants to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No. 13, Cathetine• street, Strand. From the great demands made by Merchants, Captains of Ships, and others, for these articles to export, they are infiumed they may be supplied flan their oxteusiv, stock,with from one to 1 1 10 Grnce at Two Days notice, ann that the Wotan Pr;ee;:bl 'teens...A..lo4, 0 9110 par Dso , Lavender, tfis the Honey Water, 58t T. Meyer's celebrated Dentifrice is sea as usual at 2s. the hits, or 11. Is. per Dozen, the excellence of which is too well known to !seed a reps:thrust. Families residing in the Country, may have any quantity Of Lavender sent them, by remitting a Note or order for Laymen t in Town. VICKERY's HEAD.D&FSG, the excel lence of which is conspicuous, hoot' it,. 'wing now so ge nerally adopted by p,raniages of the hest fashion and dia. tiro:thin. VICKERY, Proprietor of the Grand Magazine for fashionable Article., at So. 6, Taremirk.street, Co. vent garden, respectfully acquaints his PittOlbl and tile Pub lic, that the ahoy. Illead•Dress has received every embellish ment that could possibly tend to render it the mot material appendage., without exception, to personal appiwance, am), by being judiciously contrasted with the coniplextun, forms a combination of excellence highly apinipriate to I.a.lies of tote, fashion, beauty, aqd elegance. This System of Re commendation having for its superstructure the accomin.ida tion of his illustrious customers, Ir,t shall invariably adhere to it a; the best means of preserving that amide reward of his humble endeavours—then good opinion AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, prepares( by E. COMPLIN, Ch. ne...t, 41, Blslitipsgate Within, hoiden. This Sotrit is a certain Aue•lutc to aII Crllltagi,l4ll Diseases, malignant Fevers, &c. PCMIII4 Afliiettll with Faint ing et Hysteric Fits, and All who attend the stek, or visit places where itfection Kends, shoukl be provided with it. A Letter hum Dr. •Trotter, Pitts:4.2u to Hi, Maiestes Vitus which will accnmoJny each bottle, it is trusted, wal be consi dered bi the Public a+.l sufficient teitimony of it, effiza.y. Sold, in topper bottles. pries 2s. 6d. be apixsintitient, by Golding, 12. Conthill ; Banks, 132, St. Martin's lane, Cha ring ex r n i , ; Royal Exchange Gste ; ridding, 76, Oxford. street; ii:ckerstalf andJoites, Ablgate; Clark, 269, Smooth ; Ward, Holborn ; H and'W. Huniphrit, tl7, Fleet-wort ; Barely and Son, Cr, Flee• market. NEW ARTICLES UP DRESS LADIES of FASHION are respeafully informed NoßiNsoN, N, 13, Henrietta , street, Covent- Garden, - that the Novelti y in hie va ions Manufactures of CFIAMISERRYS, ITALIAN SARSNE FS, ROYAL !XS TRES, IMPERI ‘L NETS (plain ' and in ur s il ver), ITALIAN mus Liss. UNION POPLINS, with several ushar elegant articles of his own invent's; r , prepared for the present season, are now ready for iiispe.diun. The Intl and nattering approaatiun with which the Articles Robins a has brought torward in forme! 'cavort., luiv b.ertit hon.iure..l. ha. Annulated his exertion in the production of the above Collection, which, he doubts itiit, will be inually ap pr.ved Family Mourning partieularly atte old to. Ales Family Loren, India Mac h s,aad every other .% -tide ut Linen Drapery and Silk Wit-eq, as usual. OnaGuinea in Throe saved, with Warmth, Pleasantness, and Durability united, in the Purchase of CULLYER's SILK STOCKINGS, fabricated with CtYll7Ol4 FEET, removed from the Poultry, to Nu 146, Fleet-street. IIHE truly astonishing rapidly increac:ng de. mand fur the ;love, being a full confirmation of their real Ut.lny, has induced the Proprietor most renwilfully to seinen' tueir distingiiished and unrivalled excellencici to the !mown t-ue and discernment of the Nobility, Cli.rge, and Gentu, having just completed the largest sod most elegant .4ssi;rtme.,l ever berme exhibned for Public Inspection Ladies stout China White Silk, 7s 6d, or Three Pair M a Guinea, to Ss W.; Geutle.netib, 7,. 64 or Throe Pair for a Guinea, to 10s. id.; Ladies and Gentlemen's stout and fine Black ditto, 6.61' voios 6d N B. levy Article of Hosiery, of the first Fashion and , Quality, to the present Semon.--.Five per Cant. diseount . I nived to Purchasers of Three Pau and upward., at 146, I Adietese. GRATIS WITH BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER. To-morrow will be delivered gratis, •in Impression saf his New Work, entitled RELL's UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER, which, tiviin the interest and novelly of Its contents, the stile of printiug and display, and the quality of the paper, may be considered as a production of the greltert filtered and curiosity ; which may be bid of 411 the Newasnert„ separately from the Messenger, at Three Halfpence cash; or at HAI', Office, Southampton street, Strand. ORIENTAL. SAPONACIOUS COMPOUND. KLOW, PERFUMER, begs leave to return . his grateful acknowledgments to the Nubility and Fa shionable World, for the liberal ;nd unexampled patronage which he has experienced Iron them since 1,1 commence ment. Ile ono' selleits to introslure to their particular atten tion his ORIENTAL SAPONACIOUS COMPtJUN D, which he has discovered its the course of his Professional experiment., and can with the greatest confidence recommend it as the safest and most valuable cosmetic ever yet discovered-`acing a cern pound of such oily substances, as to soften the skin, and give it that delicacy of texture so peculiar to the Fair Sex. It has a decided preference in shaving over other soa:ei, as, loin its oily nature, it prevents the skin from chapping, at the same time leaving a grateful framance. R. Low begs leave to inform the Public, that it is sold whole. sale at his Snip ManufaCtory,Drurv-lane, oppoine Long Acta —and retailed by the principal Perfumers in the United King dom, enclosed in paper, with an engraving of the Lion and Rose, with the word: " Oriental Saporucious Compoui.d," over them, at Is. per square. LAW JOURNAL. This Day is published, price 26. (id. No. XII. of a New Series, and No. 1, of a New Volume, of THE LAW JOURNAL. Continued Monthly. kilned by JOHN PRINCE SMITH, k:sq Qf Gray's-Inn Banister at Law. At the Commencement o f Year, and of a New Volume of The lAK Journal, Messrs. W. Clark* and Sons beg leave to inform the Gentlemen, of the Pro•ebsion, that the New Series of this Work is now published upon a Fran very different from that which was originally &stunted by the (miner Bild•no, and they trust it will be (oamd generally useful. Each Number contains a considerable pinion of a New Se ries of Reports of Canes, argned and determined in the Court of King', 11 rich, by the Editor ; which is so printed as to bind up separately at the end of each Year of the King's Reign. In like manner an Abridgment of the Statutes, a, they are pored, it insetted in The Law Journal, which may also be hound up separater. To these are added, a • Account of N..sv Low Bo des, Oriei.ial Communication., Corr -spundence, Essays on Legal S•‘ . . ) o,tti, Aucireat Readinzs Monthly List of Hank. runts, alt.l other Articles of Utility or Curiosity. But the Nature of this Plan will be hcit perceived from the following Account of the Contents of the Law Journal, for the last Year (44 Gee. III.). This Plan will be Dunned in order to afford to the Profesnon, at a moderate Pnce, a faithful, and, at the same time, an early Account of the Proceodinp of the Court of King's Bench, and .4 the Acts of Parliament, together with such Articles of a miscellaneous Nature, as, although they will be found useful and interesting to the Profesaion, could not be conveniently published in any other Form ; in addition to which, the Editor hopes to be able to give a coitche and regular Account it: the Appel Cases in the House of Lords, with the Judg means thereat'. The Reports will he found particularly convenient to those who have purchased Williamss Abridgment of Cases in the Courts of Law during the Reign of His present Majesty, as they are printed in the sanie.Sizik, aid may therefore farm a useful Continuation. London Published by W. Clarke and Sons ' Law Book seller., Portugal-greet, I.incolres Inn; and may be had of the yriucipal ilwaksellers ache United Kingdom. Of whom mar be had, The LAW JOURNAL for 1:64: Coutaining Smith's Re . parts for 1504, Abstracts of Acts, 70. fid.--Review and Communications, Is. Also any single Numbers to complgte ' Set). RI Aces. ..... 1.4 e. by the Reveren.l Mr. R. Si Pantie, sister of Henry Fruit, Dr Turoor, of sun of Samnet Turner. 1.7.1 ..j fits Rlois, daughter of So . John , Suffolk. /FATFIS. at his cat, Stitarste eil Wray, Bart. form , dy mu" t of Mr Fox to rertatent the t succeeded in 161 dee and est,tx it her heather's house, EWOJt Hand, eldest d.ughte• et th r Park Hal!, in the Count, et a. aced .6 years, after revith Cis ri,tian ke lauds, J.eepit et Morick tea % Mn. Croannn, rl.sm Li, lit rector of that ;.errrh. . of Court-hutne, :et a short illness, Mn. !Signe, Est. of T....cce.ter. aUS only +.ur• E 4.4. of Bucitotsk, Nottliansis lenly, hi the 68th year of his age, swhousc, near Dureey, a Jeputp• AT AT LONPON 1:1t1 th.E, 4 -...kven. 43 ruin. aitvr 4. Y AUCTION. E CLASS CS. en of Mr. T. PHILIPS, :-street, Goistoo.equare, adjoin:es the felkrwiett DAY, at Twelve of BOOKS, in most Lan ical, of the box Editions, in Roes" aro Arisiophanes, Konen ; Law, et liorarlutus.We.sel.ngti; Serrani; Dio Cassi.p, Pausauias, Kuhn.' ; Strabo, Al• .rtii ; Museum Florentinsan, It .dipus lEgyptiaetis ; Ilorttu Indi a lattice ; !mart, Ceremonies :omplete, best Editions; F♦ nelor, 'art', curs. 1)o —Phobos, ;oliust, 11..ffilian, Basle. with Sui on, dee. in tie paper; Dolphin i.Altious, Justice, 1.. P. M.ittaire .1 wales etc, iu quarto.—. Octave Variorums me of gale anti Catalytic thra Su. 22 Guldan•ga tre. S IN GLAMORGANSI !ME. STF.I'HENS I Bri'Mg, on MONDAY, the 41st in the Afternoon, (abject to such be then and tire prndrettd, &pita MANSION HOUSE LANDS, eallud MAINDY, arcs of good hVird .w and N.? , e !.d part %tablet will, valued at rams called Illanachty, which eon. aril Ataldo,„kleatt.)*, and p Atn,. 11 I ?an he'd Will, Vatted at 19 -.two ...7qttage.an.l Gardens for • Land yetApiuel , wed (Wing 1), contalllng 7 Actro ,rer annum, which will W suld wen a. Farm s call , .lKivannoth t c.. 01 krleod,m, pArrt.r•, am! Vt'aorl 11,1 kept tit hand, ala valued At W. d Far.i, called tipper IT.II Fent, table, Meadow, re•twe, la .1 I eista Lani..wn. pat kt• EJ /1'!. ye, ' 4 rxr....p 4,1414 Lowe 411.4. I isf A. Paw. ?woo A I,Aniete so. and now 1.. v. • at Will, kr 561. I At/ Untmi, . .ontoreiming et Cauldteinal it.. I Farm, called Wert leirt, cootairirg S.tr.oa • - •0.4 u!ortc,,f . Thia F trot i, I, u to WPlisor Fet A thOUll. • I? in the Parishes of St. Johlr'r. poi the set:co:4 Lzndalf dirt. \Via:- ce on &gentle ascent grow: the Kivu( Milt• north of r!ard:tf, on the d.r. , " rthytietvil, siol Aileen% to the G•s -y ars very healthy, awl rendered pe• ich piSuresque scenery surroundirc:. I and rittlich 03t..5, and both enjoy ▪ are welt teat -,,c1, and obtelii Lime hie terrn. 4 and the four last I.ntalia 'arel4 y apply to Wyndham T.ewi., &own. Solicitor, Card ; rto thc GEURGE DAVIDSON, N ,, ,• dent's. an 4 rmblishied by An, 1 'r. Rick of St. Clement h.lert to the Nev a Ac. (1.0.11414) THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jan. 19, Their Mairsties Servants will a • t tile Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sir Chivies Matimwe, Mr. Packer ; Hanicastle, Mr. Dow tin. Yowl Marlowe, Mr Barryinore ; 'lasting:, Mr. Hol- Laid ; Tony Luinp!;in, Mr. ; Stinge Mr. Ma• t Die gory, Mr Suitt Mn. s Hanicastle, frilyi. Spark s; k. M.s Duncan th , Play, a New Alleitsikal Dance, cited THE UNITED BRI'PONS. • compass% and the Music selected by Mr. Byrne, aczo ,,,pagioci on the I lar,i by Mr. Weipart. The Characters by N::. h. toe, Matter Otcar Byrne, Mr. Male, Mrs. Sharp, Anil the Corps de Ballet. To which will be added a Farce called THE LIAR. Sit James Elliot, Mr. De Camp ; Old Wi'dine, Mr. Powell; toting 1'1'1164, Mr. Eamon ; fa;iillion, Mr. w cw ie.,,,, mile Grantham, Mn. Harlowe ; Miss Godfrey, Mrs. SOlitley Liter, Mitt: Tidswell. On, Monday, Tlse West Indian, after which The Huenourist, with Old Harlequin's Fire side. A New Comedy, in five acts, is in rehearsal, and will be pro duced in a few days. nFTH TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jan. 19, will be acted a New Play, in Five Aas, called THE SCHOOL OF REFORM ; OR, DOW TU RULE A iiIJSBkND. With New Scenery, Dress r, arid Decorations. The Chatiters by Mr. Cooke Mr. C. Keintile ' Mr. M iu d •ii, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Murr.iy, Mr. Emery . Mrs . Gibbs. Miss Litchfield, Miss Brunton, Mrs. Davenpoit, Sirs. Beverly. The L'iologue to be spoken by Mr Brunton, and The Epilogee by Wt. Litchfield. Alter which will be added (for the 2Yd time), a New Serio- Comic Melii.Drantatic Pantomime ' called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER; Or, THE GNOME ANU TILE DEVIL. Withentirely Kew Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decoration.. 'the Overture and Music cot:spewed by Mr. Davy. The Action of the Melo-Drania produced under the Direction of Mr. Farley —The Dances lit Sir. Bologna, jun. The New Play of The School of Reform ; or, flow to Rule ilinband ; continuing to be received with the highest ap plause by an overflowing audience, will, with tfie New Pan tomime of Harlequin Quicksilver; or, The Gnome and the Devil ; be repeated every evening till further notice. A New Musical Entertainment, in two alts, is us relics-rail, and will very soon be produced. GIBRALTAR.—The Public are respetlfully informed, that a most inters:ling and beautiful VIEW GIBRAVICAS4 and the swerwanding Otneas, is now paint. isle by Mr. Henry Aston Rarker, who lass just returned with Isis Drawings, taken on the wet. This grand View is to be exhibited next Sliring, in the Panorama, Leicester-square. where Views of the Cities of Paris and Edinburgh continue open as usual; warm air if introduced into the Rooms. Open font 10 till dusk. Admittance to eaeh Painting, Is. VALE'S TUNBRIDGE WARE ROOMS, No 62, Flcet street, corner of Bouverie btruct. \ATM. VALE, h2vir.g devoted the Summer to V the inspection and isiproveirient of TUNBRIDGE WARE, presumes to offer his CONCtilllrl :IS the must perfect in the World, and trusu the addition he has mule will con tinue to him tliat encouragcniela he last tc..ixon ea:teat...ed. His sparinus Rooms are s,upplicd with Wurk, Writing, and Drawing Tables, Boxes, Desks. Ste. Card, Jewel, and Netting Boxes, 8... k Shelsec, Medicine Chests, Caddies and Chests for Tee sod Sugar, Spinning Wheels, Tambour **mines, Cotton Boxes with Garton's patent Cotton Thread. Every Article in beautiful White Wood to Paint on, and Fancy Goods in great variety, adapted fur Presents. Ste. Merchants, Captain; of Ships, and Shop.ke-pnis,elipplied with any quantity of Goods. Old *funbridge Wane repaired and varnished, or taken iu exchange. - A con') DINNER Is rendered far more rotufuttab . .e if kept hot while at table. WSLARK and Son, No. 10, f.:HEAPSIDE, . respoctfut2.y inforin the Public, that they may be supplied at their Warehouse with W ATER DISHES and PLATES for Out purpose. The Diihes are made on a new cmstruction. iind the Plates to suit any size of earthern er other plate.. They also bee I..ive In recommend the use of their P.AT EN T RETIRING sII V I:S, the 11111/CTIOT astrantages of whirl, are obvious on the %!tight.-bt inspection, as they possess every re eitsite for warming rooms and give an ripportimity of reducing the heat at pleasure, whenever the air beeontei more ratified than is agreeable, or wholesome for respiration. 'fhe construe- Man if p....rf :ctly simple, the grate being Mack to slide back linos rtrois, which immediately reduces the beat advent' Rtes the thorn. The Puma Steam Kitchen to be seen in use ewer/ say; Range; with Ovens a•ol Boilers, Warm Closets, Hot Hearths, Jte. eumplete gets of Kitchen Fnruiture, in copper, and tilt. 11.,11 flanging performed in a superior manner. •---- STATE LOTTERY for 1804—Begins Drawing 28th of THIS MON THE TICKETS ANII SHARES for the 1 above LOTTERY are on Sale at HAZARD. BURNE, and CO.'s OFFICE, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, Lon. dun, and no where else on their Account. The Scheme consists of one Prise of 25,0001. two of 20,0001. three of 10,0001. three of 5,0001'. six of 1,0001. ten of 5001. dee. dec. The lowest Prise is 201. and the number of Tickets 25,000. •.• Country Orders, accompanied with short dated Bills on. London, Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually attended to ; and Correspondents may de pend on being treated exactly on the same Terms a. if person arty, present.—Letters. Pott-paid, duly answered, anal Schemes ' gratis. In the lam September Lottery, No. 11,400, so,onnt. and No. 3,260, a 1140001. were both sold in Shares at thu above Office. THE 28th of THIS MONTH the STATE WTTERY begins Drawing. :• SCHEME. 1 of L 25,01tU is L 2 i,000 2 —...... 20,000 40,000 3 10,000 —..... 90,1100 3 .—.... 5,000 ---, 13,000 6 —.... 1,000 --.. 6,000 10 500 5,'100 30 100 3,000 60 50 --. 9,000 6,150 20 -•—... 123,000 -- . ---,.... 25,000 Tickets 1.250,000 Part of the Capital.; will be dTteirnined as follow. s Frst drawn, Ist Day LI,OOO First..liawn, 6th Day.. L5OO Ditto 2d Day .. 500 Ditto 7th Day-10, , 00 Ditto Sit Day .. 5110 Ditto Bth Day • • 25004 Ditto 4th Day .. 500 Ditto 9th Day.. 5,000 Ditto sth Day .. 500 Ditto ,1001 Dry.. 1,000 Tickctsand Sharma are selling at every Li .ensed Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE Ticket 1-19 1 0 Half .L. 9 19 0 1 Eighth."... .L 2 10 6 Quarter 5 0 0 1 Sixteenth 1 5 6 •.• Tioket: and Shares will rise as the Drawing aliprorches. PATENT' SPECTACLES.—To all who value their Sight.—The Sight of the Aged Tenured, the Weak Sight strengthened,. and tits Perfect Sight preserved, upon unerring principles, at Nom. 12, Piccadilly, near the Hal market. Attendance daily from twelve to b,e. jk VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOCOKS. Ten Thousand Volumes (exclusive of Duplicates), compeithic the most valuable arid modern Pubikations in History. Bio graphy, Voyages, Travels, Plays, Poetry, Novels, ant Rm• manes, Miseed'epics, &c. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 14, Tavistock-street, Covent-Garden. JCREIGHTON respeafully informs his Frier:is . arid the Public, that he has now completed the arrange ment of that valuable and extensive LIBRARY, late Mr. JAMES HENDERSON'', in Luck a manner as to oheiato• diaappounment with all possible certainty, and to accommodate his Readers with the utmost promptitude. 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The above Work is primed uniformly, to bind wit Sir George Staunton's Account of the Embassy ; to which it is intended to forni a Supplemental Volume; massy of the Plates referring to that Work. Subscribers are requested to perfect their Sets, as no odd Numbers can be s 4d after March next. This Day is published, in Two Volumes, price 16s. busk, r, Corrected to January the fire, 16011, DEBRETT's PEERAGE of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND: Coetaining an Accoust, of all the Peers of the United Kingdom whether by Tenu Summino,ut Creation—their collateral bra.lehes, Births, ar,d leuee—.Farnilr Names, sad the Titlesuf the Sons—a complete and Alphabetical Arrangetneet Mottoes; with cortex Trandations--Extinft, Foireited, Dormant Peerages—an Account of the different Orders Inighttuxel in the Three Kingdoms-are Table of Pt and an Alphabetical Lit of the present Baronets of Greet Yki, lain and Ireleadeeavrish a List of Persons who have received the WIDOW of Knighthood during the perient Beige. 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Containing, a Description of the Teens, Monasteries, Churches, and other Religious Budding.; ; an Account of the Rectories, Vicarages, Donatinils, and impropriati ms, with their Patrons; an Historical Account of the Castle., S-ass, and Manors, with their several Lerds; together with the Epi taphs, Inscriptions, and Arms. in all Parish Churches and Chapel; t with many Draughts of Churches, Monument., trMedals, Gentlemen's Seats, Ancient Rums, and other alTe ut Antiquity. lasedon: Priate 1 for Wm. Miller, Albema:le.street, re Melia form Old Bond etreet. CONDITIONS. The entire Work, in Five Folio Volume., of BLOhfße FIELD', and PARKINS', HISTORY of NORFOLK, with the A. ni., Monuments, and Plans engraved. to be corneri , ed in Ten thick Volumes. Royal Octavo ; and en additional V lame, to tomato the Four extensive accurate, and Indexes of Mr. Illomefield, adapted to the present ; each Volume containing About Six HundrA Pages, printed 1.111 good Niter, with a new and clear Type. 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AM ALEXANDER, 1 to the late Embassy. 1 lam Miller, Albemarle-street. t is printed uniformly, to bind wit count of the Embassy ; to which it lupplemental Volume; many of the . ark. ued to perfect their Sets, as no odd . • r March next. in Two Volumes, price 16s. boards, January the first, 1606, EERAGE of ENGLADHA • • ' • I IR EI.AND : Containing an Account, ;fitted Kingdom , whether by Tenure, their enliateral ranches, Births, Mar- ly. Names, and the Titles of the e:dest . ! Alphabetical Arraneetneet of thor . 1 Frandations—Extintt, Forfeited, asci v. Account of the different Orders el xs Kingdoms...a Table of Pteeeleseey... tof the present Baronets of Great Reie i List of Persons who have received the • ', during the meseot Reign. 11. Airington, St. Paul's Church-yards - ` . '''s J. Stockdalit, Piccadilly ; W. Miller, re and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's. ltatinners'-court; Cohen and Marti% ft. Lea. 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