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--.~ • ,r - • . , ':rttiob i~ re%-11 , 1 • Y. MINSTER. kY. Feb. 7, „ 'ATE, ♦ery Great Gawp on the grouni. oset, two ex , :el. Hof door', wi n . ■nd a dresing. . On the blsa. tore room, awl igy , v4tEll 651.) MONDAY, JANI r -. _ 'ARY 28, 1805. PRICR VIXPEI4C), KING'S THEATRE. r0 -MORROW EVENING, Jao. 29, Madame j urassini will perform ice the New Grand Serious oi)era called „." ZAIRA.. W it h Chortimes, Rei.ficatery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Muse by Winter, coespoted purposely for her. End of the open, the Grand Mythetkiical t, called ACHILLE El' DEIDAMIE. Madame Laborie b-ing sufficiently recovered, will re-assume her character in the bailee. The Nee Ballet of La B--!le Laitiert ; ou, B . miche Reine was receiv. , d nit Saturday night with the what in anlinubation, and the sotond repetition will be on T a e,Jay Fzto it will b.t psi foci Mall its parts Vinnt Rex et Regina. . _ T!.II`..ATRF. ROYAL, DRURY.LAME• II I 3 ?ItESENT hirENING, Janu:try MS, L T i d e Majesties Serwaists wit act ate Tragedy of '.HAMLET. Chin bus, Eine oiDierrill , k, Mr. Pow Is ; Ilantlet, Mr. El IC I hL• Pon . Ar. D iwbus ;L. tortes, Mr. Bartley ; ;formes, Ho.:and F ...• sdrarows)spreew Mr. Swett • Second Grave- Gri (demo of {dmicils Fat her, Mr Wronith .cen of Denmark, Mrs. Powell ; Ophelia, H. Johnston T. winch will b. added the Farce of - I'HE A NA'lrCfbillST. Monsieur IMr Modicir, Mt. W -Ari7itle;; O(ispin, Mr. Bin niter; Old Genil.l,'Mr 'imett • Omftnertfilb, Mrs. Sparks; Angelica, Ate. Scott • Bsatrice, !sip: Hmitatts. To which wi4 be added ;SDI ttl? Itt Pao), the New Pantomi mic Billet of OLD HA-RLEQUIN't. rt_RE-SIDE The Aka aerompanie -in the Harp by Mr. l.Vei i iart Old lisileq iin, M . ; !LA ' Mastcr 05....ar Berne, Main* Tiike t. Mid C. Er.+. A. BektPW. Tldir WOUS ; Old Columbine, blue. SulAr. Tumur Columbines, Mies G .dwin, Miss R. Greet w-..; Tinto, Mr. Futter; Genii, We. Scott; Punch, Mr. To-ron,r me, me West Indian__ with The Un.ted Britons, an I A U.) bl Sold. On I •istottloy, w Pod* stalled Tie Honey Wrlll JAN, 21, 1 80 b T I,E COMMISSIONERS for riihralling Ili t Moiestes Nary do hereby gise Motu:a, That o n MOM DAY nett, the 410 s issotwitt, they sleq be »my to reeeice Tenders is airitist a ( sailed up),, and treat for Oat Thewhed Thisasasid Gallons of Weir ladle Run, or Fo.rign Want* ao be steliaired 'Milian the Space of One Month (Ditty free) into Ilia Majesty's Victualling Stares at Deptford; and to be paid for by fiats, payable with Interest, Nowt, Days after date. N. It. No Tender far a lea !Nitwit!! than Tot Thousand Gallons will be admitted. The Cantina's 41 the Contract may be sok at the Secretary's ce. No Regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he in crted in Words at length, or that shatt.nat he delut. rd to the Board before One o'Cboeh au the said Monday next, the Pvt. intl. nor unless the I', rant who maws the Tender, or some Pi roan on has tkisall; attends, to answer when called for. CONCERT OF ANTratfr mime. rim "moms, HANUVER-SQUARE.. THE Right Hon. the DIRECTORS inform the SUBSCRIBERS that the FIRST CONCERT will be heldim WEDNESDAY the 6th of February. The Subscriberi are requested to crud for their Ttckets at 111.char4 Mutic shop, 13S, New B.,ll.l.street, where S.ob icriptions are received and Ticacts delivered. N. B Tue Tickets are ready for delivery as above, the price of which it now Seven Guineas. A NEW srurvE! Which effectually prevent. Accoleins by JOWE rl"s PA rEN FIRL GuAttr) sTOVE has iota: flied lire Patr;itage and Ali;arouation of the Fire (Airs, and ma., y i•l. ad. of the Nobility an I n - n. Toe advantages iit this Stove arc, t CoMpidte wurity with which a robot may b• left te.icre it it r use. Chilton Leine len in a room by tliciii,elves, hay.c u r Oar paves nit the ire, though they h.,: the and bench ad it. It iiccitpfee manor. Spate, *III adly with stove, eviii•equent)v, 6,r a saaa4l room, bed chauCiier masa , ' it is peculiarly valuable. fkaering•roona Stoves with this ilagirovement are rend:J . 4 additionally elegant. MJ! , bP inn in red! vatic , y Imo. three giiineas An,l u'- want', atlnw et' al'ir Pantentee and M.ittitivturer, No 214, High flultiornozippority Southainptn•str..et. Garreway's ; of Mr. R.obri, be viewi ng ma; ••• The Subscribers are desired to give particular Orders to their Coicli•nen to set down and uke olr at the DjOf in the Square, with the Horse: Heeds toward Great George street. The Dour in Hanorer.street w for Chair• only. 111, at Twelve ESTATF, y „.,,,ae a the ILIA „: of 4 1.44: fittert ing ery nil Ruble c moo!,. ! tWn 1,1 Ite rooms over , wean& halt. id other ofiten, &e. a doutg. s's Mews. ST. GEORGE'S IN THE EASE. A GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS to this INSTJTUTION will be held on the Pre.noes, on FRII)AY the Ist of February, to recrevw the Reptrit of the Comaittaer appointed to treat and settle with the London Ila,•k Cute,wni for the said Premises. And fur ther to consider on the best means of promoting the intereat of the Institutien, when the Stdescriben are perticularly requested SOM. INsTITUTION, PFNNINGToNA MEET, BROWN AND CpWAN. THE PARTNERSHIP between BROWN and CO;VAN beini dwaalted by unntual 1 . 0.1.1111 t, i• BIOWN (60111 !lobe s) returns thanks to his Friend. /*id the Pubtie in !local Co' (Avows rtufeuel p 5.4 leave to Mfrs-rut them, that he :.a. (AIMED SHOP at No. 195, Fla s reet, next door to Ili,- Globe 'Tavern, stab a large Assortment of FJ-Hoitahle BOOTS and SIIOES, the ...1ie...0-ro ro in London, war.auted of Use hest Mat...6AM and Worlt.uan• slit?, equal to toryolte, Where Gentlemen may be fitted es as when ntea.ured, win ~,,, t the yo u l / le of wily/Ig, at lowing redo •ed prices --m.i.tary folding Top BO As, tr.- Ditto plain ditto, 11. 1;14 .tap Jockey, 11. is ..41....11- ish Leath's , FICA/ill, U. 1414 7 -11.:44 („gessiwn„. 1.. Ms. —Beek !Strap Sbort, 11. 12s ...Short CWrmAir “, • Il S. Leathr.r Ores Shoes, Ijs. 6d —l.llf Dr ha 4,tto, los.— Stroog %17.11kkoor d.ttn, I /4..-..-4,40 toe ditto, 9.. 64 --..Suutig Drill and Shoatii.g Shoes 116.6 d to 13, to attend. The Chair to be taken at Eleven o'Clock precisely. JOHN HARRI(ITI, Chairman *fete C notoittee. Jan. 95, 1805 ELOPED horn his Family, on Wednesday, Ja noary 9, 18$5, anal has left them chariot:4e to the Pane.) eleitarlhory, in the county of Oxford, E OWI It D TURTLE, by trade a Shocata•ker. about five feet eleven incites high, long black hair, swarthy cemplexiest, goes rather 'wooing, and if abr , ot forty eight year of age. Had , an, when he went away, a colwored coat, greasy !rather breeches, with ved sloe,; supposed t. br in Loudon Whoev, will bring the said Edward Turtle to the Parish ()Seer. as above, shall receive a reward of Two Guineas of the said Officers. Charlbury, Jan. 19, 1901. rod fa the par• us may be h 34 eary-slu l e e ; at ;treat, Golden- On Friday, February 1, will be plabli.hed, prier. Is. 6d. -tnibet. ll' h a 4 with a highly Ali•hed rOnT lit or entoilei Sir arena Thum.. K.M.T eitgr.iyel by Kill frlin a tonne( by Crow t)' ; accona.aii—d w,th Memtuirs of his Lit' s, Cam paigns, and Iliworied Writings ; THE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE for JANU• ART. 1905 (being No. I. of Vol 11l New Seri e) co tinued regularly' 011 dr... first Day of ev ry Stintsi. 0..e..s embellished w:th (Matt& Likenesses, an ae onoani. • ' Biographical Memoirs of dioenguidwid Per 0.4. &Cr% NUM.. coutaining at least six Slicers of Lett,r-mes. consisti :g cat Communications wt Nwory, B dle ("- Tres, Politics, and Ainu.einents together web 'red ati of Learned Societies. Including Modena Disneeries wind iillo - in Arty, Sri-noes, to. Domestic WO F , Wiligla lot l°igeuc•, Litr•rary, Scientinc, State of Affiirs. Origin it List a New P.iblicatlmn, Aericultiire and Ru al .F.:onorny. CoIONICICC. TIM Dramig. padisineotary Proceedings, &c Thi: Work is received az a moase-entl'ite present Sop per sons residing abroad. The two Vo'uoses fur th.. or In may be had zrvinplete, neat' y half bound and lettered, once. 11. go. 6d. or in Numbers at Is. 6d. each Published by 11. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster row ; to whom Commtmeations (eat :void) should b • yid esiel ; *4 sold by every Ibioksellar awl Newsman loth. Mined ICitsg sm. 4 STREET, akiTs NM re *Vied, ous Elegant and 6ni.lien A IOttIGY fAZ- Ct by lb firet 6, rase, to A SIILLA goinlog. The dressing room, water closets ► 000seiiient tug, Ste. T le residitrtre tj mines are held every fuu nets' ix horses, wit Over, NU ANT PLACES, a Man and his Wife, the V Man at BUTLER and VALE r, his Wife as NURSE, Se. to tlw F.ast Ingres, or any other pasta, the former liariug beau abroad three Pleatm to dim% poen paid, to J. T. at No 5, IllandfurJ street, Portman-square. r i AtV ROYAL, 101 0 .:4 r tax* DEN 'I I IiIS PRESENT EVENING,- January 28, s ill be acts l a tra ct Nly calle.l DOUGLAS 1.415i.1' RE (TY (being , `l4. s•-venth eight of his sp • 'his Theatre); L0.,1 Kendal , h, Mr. P.Leray ; ' M- Cooke; ESould, Mr (Imam Jot ; the Stranger, M. Harr. Lod! Rand..l94, Mrs. Litcalield. To which wail be Al tii • m...aical kAasartainraent, , slled TL . W4D0 1 .7 : en„ THE. C.V 11'11 R RI ER. :iaronn Aits.scliel, Mo. Teyfon t.r Cad. .1110. 144 . Fawcett Haub, Mr. Chapman fT.. , sa-, Nit role,' 1 M.... lour, Mr. Pla,,,lned ; Cluiritr, Mr. Em.-.y. -Abdalls, Mr. Hill. Camara . , Mrs. Tayiur ; Darioa, Miss Davos. T., morrow, br e-immaind of Tielr %lA.vie.. The SArool of Reform ; nr , How to Rule a Hatsisami; with (by command) !baffled Bridge, Toe creh , a riled+ of l'H.aer Sittes perforrnaiic.• this sirstA wEl:eThiaderevvd tistitielsy. On Eraky, The S-ifool of Reform„.mita a !Cm Musical Entertainment, total Too Many Calk's. The New flay of riki Schou! of .Refewsn s or, How to Rife a Ilteas.c. csmtintiiier rob.! received with vie:easing a;iulause Iry weeeneseruss bows... will be rewested or Mweedny, Eck 4th, W• 4 o.oair.*A , and F.iday, µ. , The ta-Jitor faotarronil of Harlequin Qiiiele.ilver we, t;oonis a xi the Devil; canna be performed mesh. till nett week. . 13 ATEN SPECTACLES.—To all who value 1 their Sight.—The Sight nf the Aged featured, the Weak Sight atiengthened, and the Perot Sight preserved, upon ' unerring principles, at Nn. 12, Piccadilly, near the Hay - market. Attendance daily from twelve to five. it Garr* i; 'equate ; wluxa r cuotsu: 6r1T14 ISt VII- • • TO 1.1 YR DE.TqRS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. ',quits +MP Gr...TLESIEN, IN rositorntity with my AddrOss to you, dated Je. wait. I , now subjoin, have the holiour to 'iv :n ,t•ntion of 81,01.,e a C.to Ivlate for a Seat in th, Finn e Direittut, toe &Tumuli Vacant,. which may nieN .. run this fine. %heti 1 Weil. Callbevny loolcit the honour of 0,4 sesit , vt, w4:ollstoutd 1 he It, 6, , t00tt0 as to °hula, did! tverovittor eqnllll . o6speas attleitiptieu the ott..l,lMfisitled gretiautle I Malt *ma wa:t a ovoid time on you, that I may penkinalty teem.. t von I have th • itonet s , LaVes and GNltlenien, into tag faithful and ,th-0i..0t 5 , •,14.1t, • tin 4, fitrley-place, 9.4 th JAI I rrIIIS DAY, the 28th of JANUARY, the 1 STATE LOTTERY commences Drawing. TICKETS and SNARES c mtinue on S,le, .1 the Lieemed STATE TERY t)EFICES, the CCOner of Irak BoAlugs, Ctlflll. VII!, an I facing tile floe ~f the Kung. Mew., Charing-etawa, of R carowsos, GIIOI)LUCK, and CO. V. Cornh;l/, 4.Vi;meA, nt VRLE• a enneitkue`ie llama g, tan tai ur, itudv, and levant dtewhavr e/neet, .te ; ben, and Nei ni.,ut dente THIS DAY THE LOT TER Y BEGINS UR VRINIG. 11ORN3BY anti . Co. respeftfutly acquaint the Public, 'hat they have nn SALE a 'oriels , e('IICS: ki.VRS. QUARTERS. mill - its, a.id ;IXTEENTIIs, iu the peaseut. STATE LorrEttY, at their old a-subs...lied Bbatitediary Orme, 46, Coraltill N. 11.. ()mitt% by letter or carrier, executed en the tame terms if ret Prima wades demand, whether a 201. or a d, the eleeht reset,' ee tr: a est side of it. r . compact TA• I Lail. WWI ithsd • skp iatinetioi ; .f a Gentleman sway be had at anost. GoMoo. iG HOUSI.S. ssEssius. JESDAY, Ft. u Lots, unboa >ESTATE. of the RIVES ot the Nlatgin AnEtiouse. louse, Stabling LICK OW EL a of Mt. Ville Lent of 230. ; . F.%.V BRICK lg COtWeriteM , Mr. PRIOK. I, when Ship I'a , 1•01 the Au. 0' IRE. 16ro. nf Lau/. LISTER, at Twelve, ely occupied Nl.nulitt"r., but so ;t.,3ter nUnlbe. ie. zr known ri et Preintetgoi•ti only of Hie ww. ntantial • erg owl nuotis ten, a n d ice oth conmoio ., 2- !It aide. Vine mate, oie: s being t• r oess - defy of le y wor—lota•otee n, and water to he spindles nay tlication to AV of whom partro tf Merino. Shaw, White mis , . tit the Mariners al the Flare te Vette, Throe be sera. )MON, Nu. $5. Kt by JOSIAH A St. Clentetot'a a.. ipsevrati CIII:JRAI. FOND, Kestitaded Sit the R.dief of Decayed Members, their Widow .n.t . seder shoe Patrohar of !Its Rowel Helpmeet DC/KF. CLARENCI.. PRESIDENT, H.C.Orsc.: the DUKE re MANOIIFSTIDR• VICE-PRIE.SIDKNTS, The Rt. Hui,. Peer, Peet : Mot, WiFis , i.Oeireni:i.e. Lard Alarm*/ I.•indun• John Corruption, Esq. Tile 11.. n. John S,seitrte.. Thema, Ramin , sles, Eq Str R Cats Chan. Rat SI P. Julio Jacks.ht,Rsq. Air Cherie: Pries, Bate M.P. Thomas Grestort x, Pet. Sir Witham R4Mlirl•,Knr. Harrison, I'M• Rich. Clark, Esq Chamberlain Janie. F.sq. of Leaden F. N. RlrtheL a In, l!eq. Its. PERMISSION of the LORI/ CIIAMIIPRLAIN, will be polormed at the THF.ATRS: ROYAL, GRAND _j j HIS . EVii'.NINC:, Jls an. . a GRAND NIIS-' 1 CELLANFAICS*CeINCER ravocAL alwursrsTßlX MENTAL ' rttctr , foe the RFNEFIT of this CHARITY. CONDUCTOR, Mr. GREATORF.X LiADER atlas BAND, Mr. BARTHELESION. c".,Nt.:;PAt. Vu ..It. M.RFORMERS, %Radnor 1,4 , 1Ch1, Mi4..C.11 , ,,,a1d Mrs Arrnihl. • Mr. Harrison, Mr. Ora., Ind Mr. Rarrleinm. ACT L—elve.ture and Chorus, 0 the Pleasure of the rains," 11231. h—Ree. " " Ronde, " \h 111n11 lal," Mils Corley, Sarti ;arr. Harrison and Mr B.rt lr ens., " Here simll soft Lewitt , Ur. Boyce ....C.olicerto Master Celtic (oats , Niue Years of Ate), being his I public Performance (Pupil of Mt. Waits).—Atr, Mr. " Jehovah erownd," Chorus, " He comes to end our [UMW ..431:1101 Vtoihl , 111 r arttheloll.lll, Cfoa.; ito, Madame Rian7ht, Allessrs.• Harrison, Goss. mad Itutleeisn, s. Mica tae fag .heard bun" Chord., " He de..• lisered the Pour that cried," Handel. AC I' it .serture. to 'The Messiah; Ree and Sone, Mu. Harrison, " Cainfart y.! dig People " Chorus, " And the Glory .if the Lead," Handel....—Song; M s. Arnold (her fie.t A nit-arena. in Lmtdon) " 1 ImlOW that inr Redeemer lived]," Handel.—Consertu Vigoneel.,i, Mr. Lindley, Song, Mr. Sant - ...min, "4) Lord, hire Me , cy noun me," Prveulesi —Chorus " Hear us, 0 Lord," Handel.—Song, 14.danee Bianchi, " Angels ever blight," Handel.Onttail Chums, F:aN in In. semi...tang Seat," Heade!. PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTAL PERFOR MFRS : Mediu. Robert, John, an-1 Charles Lindhlv., Holmes, Aehe, Moravec, Jettee t. Stritrt, • Betts • .11ydo. Petrcdes, Schwa, Tarripho, Prlotte, Watt,, T I B o , El. , l4.lladteae, Dreetler, Zainßman, Marion, W. Mill in, rennet, Smetherstll,. Mangier. Dir:kineon, Ric., Bi au. i P.; liutt, Stokee,l.yoe, Galloway, C natrAn, Begun, Evans, Jacob+ Deliarene, Alezebd:r. Mayer, Ga:lowas, Moihr, Addison Barrett, B....king,r, Charlton. Janet, he. Double Drones Mr. Jenkinson The Chorea will beveled, and the Toon ocith.nten of His I Mtirety's Chapel Roea!,the Westniiratcr and St. Paul's Choirs will assist. • Boxy . 3a. 6.1 —Vint G,llrr, .a.„—Sccond Gal -1,47 le. The. ()note well !w. openel t Sic o Ctuck, and the Pmfonnalice to begin pretuely at Seven. % • a • The Nohilitt and Grater, who subtenh? to this Cha- • rity, will hare their Tickets fir the Coitcert forwarded by the Starter,. Subscriptions received by S.r Rioter., Carr Glynn, Bart;. Hatnetersley mid Co. Buskers, Pall Mail; John Ciempton, • N 0.27, Percy-street, Ratlibenc-place; Mr. Farle, Albeniarjr”. urea, Piecadliy ; Mr. Illookham, Bond-street; Le mart) Will , Shift (Treeetuer), No. 11, Leo/se-wall ; VaH ' ( Se " fg et 4 Y), N. 74.1Stelserigate. Without. Mao Titketa e.., bad at the Principal M 5. Shops. Ticket. and Places far the B4:(14 msy be had of Mr. lice, dis Thistle. • TO THIt, PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADILS AND GIIIITI.LXISMI, SO many have lately solicited your Suffrages to :its aimed Ihrectorslo - your A`faiN, that I Montt, inaltate editing my Nemeth) the Lit, went 1 nut induced by the follhw t Consekrations 1 have i•mit..3l Twenty-four Tears of my Life in Actual Ser vice is India, shoring which pen-al, I held Waal and Politi. rat S:tinitioos of rautsideratda metionsibility, under Sir Arriii. bald Carn N4srlais Coruwaltis, Sir ;rfillisuu Meadows, . Lord Hobert, Mamma Walleslesc, and Lord C'tve, (to o whom 1 have received vie most flattering approbation. More than 4011 e I have received from your Honourable Court of Direttors favourable Testiensintak of my Conduct ; and, to met the sense they entertained of it in -tench'', and of my last Pu•dic Services in it:irtimilar, did me the 'honour to vote me Mate, with at Inscription to. flattrring not to be here in s ottd. " From the F..11.1t India Company to Lieut want Colonel Julio AN-emit -r 11a,inerman, for iimmrtita and succ.usful services, in 'enduing a Rebellion of the Poligars, in the Tinuevelly Pro vince, in the year 1799, fur which he received the public thanks of the Right Hoo. the G.iventor General, and the Go vernor 111 COthICII, at Fors St (Merge. and the energy, activity, and ability, which distinguished his condo ft It pot i this occasion ; Cid, above all, his spotless integrity were held forth as an ex ample to the arury in general." As the interests of the Fast India Company embrace not inertly Alereintile, bit also great Political and Military Con , %iterations, few will deny, that there should be among your Di rec tors a l ropnnion of men potoming local military and petals:al knowledge. Of your Directors, two only ate military ;nen, and oue or both may occasionally be nut ho rOLIT1.1,1: when it is erh.videred that subjects of the htghest niilitary im portance, involving much military detail, constantly mime before y-ur Execinive Government at horne, it will be readily admitted that this i• a very Inadequate proportion On these grounds' ventitre to offer myself a Candidate for the Direttion, and to solicit your support upon some future .ae,arkey. %hould I be honoured with it, Ming disengaged from ill other public enneer v, 1 shall devote the whale of my time 111 the service of the Last 1,1414 Company. 1 Ws thw lawsour to be; with the grwatett reopeti i , Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servant, JOHN ALEXANDER BANNERMAN 47, Dover street, Jan. 10,1104. VAIAIABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. Ten Thousand Volumes (exclusive of Duplicates), comprising the owlet valoahle and modern Publication. in 11..turi., .ito graphy, V.q.iges, Travels, Plays, Poetry, Novel., 21111 Ito insects, Miscellanies, ke. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 14, Tavistock.street, ..............._... ... JCREIGHTON respeafully informs his Friend . and the Public, that he has now contoleted the arrange. meat of that valuable awl extensive LIBRARY, late Mr. JAMES HENDERSON's, 11l such a manner as to obviate disamotrument with all ,imi,ble certainty, and to 3CCJlTlaintlate his Readers with the utino:4 promptitude. The Librayy com prises a seleltion of the most valuable Works, ancient and modern :. and has, lately herrn augmented by the addition or nearly Three Thousand Volumes, principally modern, by the most approve.l Authors, atui Additions are Daily ma le Of Books Of rospectibility, on the Day of Puhlication. No ex pellee shall be spared to render this Libnuy fully stemming of 1 public approbation. J Cr..ightrin assures those who may please to Itenoor him with their command', that the must scrupulous attention shall be paid, to give universal satisfaetion. Cardt of the TOMMI. awl Cetategeee, easy he had at the Li. brary, where attendance is swim from Bight in the Mutu leg till Eight In the Evening. NEXT sATura.ky. BISH reveetfully acquaints the Public, that . ur. Secood LAT of Drawing of the present kntrry he next Saturda-- TicKF.Ts anA 1i! IA RES (warranted un-. drawn) w•sy he had at both hi.; OFFICES, whilst any remain. N., 4, Conthill, and 9, Charms vots. r UN MORNING The STATE LOTTERY begird uraw;ng. SCI-WMF. 1 of 1.. 2 4000 is L 25,000 2 —. 20,000 40,000 3 10,600 —..... 93,000 3 .50"ni0 15,006 6 --• I,oofl. 6,000 10 500 —.... 5,0) 30 100 3,000 60 50 3,004 6,160 -- 20 123,000 —.... 25,000 Tickets 1..150,000 Part of the Capitals will be date, mined as follows Fitia,drawit, lit Day LI,OOO First drawn, 6th Day.. 1.500 Ditto 24 Day .. 500 Ditto "th Day..lo, 00 Ditto 3d Day .. &di) Ditto 6th Das • •65,000 Ditto 4th Day.. 500 Dot„ 9th Day.. 5,000 Ditto sth Day .. 500 Ditto 10th Day.. 1,000 The Tickets are neigh ali sold, but the Public stay depend tin being supplied with Tickets and Shares at tte differeat Lot tery Offices, whilst there are any Tickets left. The price will advance daily. JM. COWAN (from Hoby's), N. 341, Strand, . one rksir frieds'Catharine street, res.dectfully oil., ins his Friends and the Public, *.liat he has constantly .n Sale the most extensive Asaortment of FASHIONABLE BOOTS and SHOES in London. in every respect equal to lasepuke, at the under mention-41 very reduced prices : Heenan Calf-skin Three.qoarter Beck strap . . . I 12 Ditto Spanish Leather . . . . 1 14 Thr-e quartef Plain . . . . 1 5 Military Boots and Shoes proportionably cheap. The Plan of keeping • good asuartrnent of Boots and Shoes • ready made is universally sektiewiedied to he more convenient to the Public than thatoftieing inseaured, as it does sway the disagreeable nercisity of waiting two or three weei'a for them, • and then frequently not fitting. J. M. C. h ips kaye to state, that every exertion shall b • made to merit a con , Loiation of the favours he has already r •- ceived, by an wire:maul% attention to the quality arid work rnanship of his Goods. INIERESTINO TO THE TUBLIC. WELSFORD, 'Tailor, No. 142, Bishops . gate-street (four doors from Sun-street), rerpeftfoliy inform. the Public, that he continues to pursue the plan ere guiolly adopted by him six years since, of itipplytng CLOTHES eii the following terms : Four Suite of Superfine Clothes in one Veal' L. 16 0 Five Suits. ditto, ditto . . 111 is Six Suits, ditto, ditto . . . Al 10 , . The 01,1 tun , to be returned. fhoge Gentlemen who ghoul, net peek. , the above contrtct, May led at the undermelit , on.N.l reduced prices A Coat "f t hi. lte.4 superfine cinch, coreekte . L 2 11 A line• Fan. .y Waisteemt . 0 14 Suln•rl.ue double milted Kerveymere Breeches . 1 4 Superfine P.mtaloneis . • 1 G Great Coss, att &c. equally cheap. For the atlvantairt accruing to the Public from doe above plan, W. W. 14 enabled v, appeal to the experience a th•rs who, having owe glade the tael, 4. Oft MOO to .favour hiw Mai olden. . - This Day were putiltslied, in Two Vats, Foolscap Rro. plias bards, SERMONS. By the Rae. SYDNEY SMEN - 1, 1 M. tate Yellow of New Coley, Oxfard. 4 Printed (Sr Longman, Hunt, Item, sad th roe, sate "Stet. Mr. Smith possesses a command of words, an* Re * a spirited airt sensible declaimer. The Sermons rebuilt vo-Rit mentioned, engage the atteutioo Merit/ as well as,..e.ea* striking or affectiag remarks ; and those which are poitticak, through they do ant w.:11 suit the pulpit, which Am. arse permit a free and ju.liciousdOcresiuty, Net M a aattt lishise tibe tisor." lifaestha *rims % 4Rise "We made very little progm.s without bring, r.cre..4 ear. nri.ed with the rigour, and cruirmed at;th the chariot/Kr of :lie writer. CH these two one Mies, the Six g:f114111* of Mr Smith partake is highly is any s:xe.inens of IN, same braneh of nos. riry composition which live earns b-Illore us. eon she urns. ' diction of our Work We have read the whole "nth insPla se-ivus attention, and hare no hesitation in asserting, that tft•T pose* very wrest merit Phitisb Critic, 0.71. !1-1 Thii Day is publi.lred, in One Vohime lento price 44 b.aeii . 2 A Ne w Edition improeed, of AsF ' QUF.I. to t i lie F,NGLISH READER; or, Elegant Selections in Prose an.l Poetry. Kt LINOLk:i M 1.114 Author of " English Grammar ' ad ipted ti the dillenrit Clam Lear s." • s • The present edition of tlus w has reeeiv..4 the tn. th u s pari. ular attention. Many of the niec.a is the form-r • edition are omit'. I, a,:d other ii rted, which are ot SU,.cflor iinportatiee, or more i , dereeting •ci ?citing perm.. Tue new edition roans n. in in Antseenlis, Micarea l itakil Sketches o f the Authors nrein.oned in the " Litrodurt.un to the Famish Reader, the " English Roa.l , e itself, and the " Selloff to the Re ader," with occasional SAIL eafteS on their Writings, and reference. to the particular Woke by which this have been most distinguished. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Onto, P.te.onster row j Hamm and Harvey, Graceelturehr steel; Wilma gad Spence, York; and Constable art Co Ediaborgh. (If whom mar be had, by the same Author, L The ENGLISH READER, 45n Edition, 4a. 2. ENGLISH GRAMMAR, 10th Vitamin, 9a. 6d. and on' fine Paper, 51 3 An ABRIDGMENT of the ENGLISH GRAMMAR, 10th Edition 1. 4. ENGLISH E)CERCISES, 6th Edition, 9.. W. 5: A KEY to the ENGLISH EXERCISES, 7th Erkliao, 9s. 6. INTRODUCTION to the ENGLISH MEALIER, 2.1 Edition as• 7. L ECTURE. FRANCOIS, 4. 8. The POWER of RELIGION on doe MIND, 10th Edition, 9s. 6d. 9 The Same in French, 4a. This Day are published. in Two Volumes 03avo, inks, 18i. in boards, the Siremil Editioe, with consideralde Additions, of INDIAN RECREATIONS; consisting chiefly of Strie`uret on the Domestic aid Rural Economy of the Mahomrvictial.s and Hindorn. fly the Itue. WILLIAM TENNAN LL.b And lately one of His Majesty'a Chaplains in India. " This book contains a great &al of eurnins and iniportan• matte:: we have Inwood It with uncommon *vista lion, w14:::11 was 0111171,1C.31 by the modesty of the Author, who dol not our expectations to too ,high a pitch et the emnreencern•ot. One important feature will b^ by the reader thr.iughont the work, which is, that the Aut:ier wrAws with modeiation. He neither ratn tun nos wishes Is th • Brancinical learning neither Conk ea:s th • defects of the BritSh Government it lola, nor noder-atee the ath sant itzs with •hrh it Pas eart:iinly been attended to the native inbabitaiib " Upon the witrd.•, these volume. contain mock mote .le formation, both curious and importstit, on a variety of sub le9s, th m the title of the book voted possibly have led US to Journal. April 1 " imoortant pro i oct of improvement are intarsper , e4 &moot; these ent •rninling and valuable letters, which contain mark amtnemeot tor the gert,il reader, and much instructien worthy of tile prait-cal aUention both of the subiert .n.l id the ru:er. They will all ti the .n , ,srinatmn of th. !ler •.•:it, the r.irever, the genvaphsc, and the statist. Their role •"t lassfel wiih the ..greesible and may he compared se h I dish of curry for the variety of their ingredieois and the to: d theft sea mint "...Cornea , Re•isv, Jane 1 , 104. Pruner, for Longman Hided, Rees, en/ Ur i ne, Patisagalit& for 3 and John Andean's, Edinburgh. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, Great George-street, Jan. 25. 1 20 5 . .kN o it hereby given to all Persons desires, of contracting to sopply the following Articles, for the Use of the Irmo, sit. BREAD, to the Troops in Barracks -Int L'aartert, ths Comas, of York ; ant( FORAGE ), Oath Bee, end Strut, to the Ciliates, is Barracks, in the Cowuae of Middlesex, Surrey, Svink, and Vicky. The Deliveries to COTRINVICC 011, lad for the 2:ith Day of kehruery nett ; • Thrt Propoeirts, s Writing, sealed esp, end smarted " Tender for Arley Supi.licia," trill At received at An t Orr, own before the 4th Day of said Nostra of February; hest none will be received alter Twelve .'Clack os that 1)0y, out, ifsent by Post, the Nonage hr paid. P1V3114111 must he et ,d. seperately for each County, and Mc Names.f tam good Seven s, unit the. r Mae , s 'pug ieserted at the foot thertf and so Triiie yin be aol;re I, un ties the P itty or Axent tall at - this C a ke en the foilowiag Day, to tersaui the Decision kreon. i'art colors of the Coeuraess was be held, mint Appllrolisa at Add r% re, &toned the H , ori of fen n. 4 Four.