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The Principal charaElers by Mr. RAI-lAM, Mr. MU ND CN, LL Mr ' l' A \V e E TT, Mr. EicIERY.;- Mr- BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS, '-- Mr. KING, and Mr. INCLEDONi Mrs. ,MAT TOCKS, Mrs. ATKINst tits. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, Mrs. powELL And STORACL , . Signora •vrr it • PEROUSE ,Pn ridgy, The Cabinet, with The Reiew. riLeove_ in a P illage ovitri Lovers' Quarrels. '' °On S T a u t es ni d a a i v ' : ...--.____ w vpera oTie Cabinet. - • . • tRISH NOBLEMRN and CENTLEkEN RESIDING . in tNGLAND. HE distressed Situation of the lower order of iTvFeaetopcielegrientltpat Part of Dublin called the Liberty, arises In order, if ,ryn the prevalence•of Contagious Fever. th e ab ove possible, to remove the Distresses arising from tiOSPITAL, isaait;l3(ijtS.E Of RCOVERY, or FEVER proved to be most eti.o -0 be ereterl, w`hich experience has A large S.ini of Mo e' ri tt y 4l f3r.l he above+ purpose. ,attd support the Iristituetio required to ma the,Building, T.he Trustees look,to th e Ose • I ra sh Noblemen -and Gentle . vp.en who reside in* towards the above Establishlnellt. nglan-, .or their benevolent support Subscri iti tbridge, eGineg°lle4owfipilbilereceivecl by Messrs. Put and Bain- DY tileßjOt H }SICianS, Wa rwick-lane, London and 1 • • on. D. . nstittion), Dubli 4atouche znri co, - . 4 *------- ; . (Treasurers of the . • PALL MALL, THE Ptliii.je are. res eaftilly February i 6, tgoz. „, a ST*P,AIENT of tERYS, in th ' P ACCOUNTS of Mr. i E F the infor,nied, that of WALts e Affairs of His Royal Highness the P _ RICE fery s, _ _, shewing the Arnolint of the Claims of__L_Nl,r..f Lo „,'1 E s , by the VER-DI et of a ytlity before .f- L o the ti\;.NY°N, and those admitted by the Commissioners the De , 1.1 UN, of the Prince's A ff airs ; together o i ( h e ad ht Ld by and Deficiency of PaYMent, ,from the m ,! ti L a . ‘ 4? ` 1 the Corn inissioners for the Settlement of the said ik,,-1-r's. yvitit I:.'p'lava tory Remarks, and a • Letter. to His ~...,...,y‘ti thz,iiii, 63, M r ) fferws, are -.printed,' and. will be Fi..;:,441,. i C ratis,) it his . l-lo e ue, N twit'`!, Pail-Mal to any ,ost t,;_endirig their, Nam es , or be forwarded by tne • ally part of the United Kingdom. : .. tRONVX7 ~ • I. ra - ''':' rtost res eetfully informs the Public, to NE ',,.,Pf,11-,t,lcularly .4114 P Friends of his late Uncle, _NI!. 1 E lOisl t,',-c'cksPur,street (late Partner with Mr. t , and .l e\ , ‘ ,!, , Lit he leas conimenced Business as Goldsmith It is nr:',lLl% at NO. ,4 Pall Mall. • . t ril li e y ci L 4 ' . 'i l' a lFst ti r ille° ' ti tat .. irt . any years experiance.under the i , in r: uoion and attentive observation of his lateo to the 4...10!), will enable hire to execute any Commis sio ns to hiM. self ; zin,icitista.dion of his Employers, and with credit Friends,' %vita i f ,. e rs will ever be guilefully received, and executed Legrity, • • • E SOLD, TIFIE S O ONADVOW and NEXT PRESENTA. ~_, in of a Valuable RF.O TO RY, delightfully situ ..,o in the most beautiful and sporting part of the Count y . of it°llorset, within a few miles ot Blandford, and about 100 miles frw-d1 London ; subied to th e Life of the present Incumbent, Landes of sc, Years of age. There is a good Parsonage ,• with (;arden anti Orchard, ar, d 35 Acres of Glebe , in excellent condition, and a- good Fishery in the 411bouritooct. oli'llintsrs!'arLicir c l i a t t o s r "ag e a b , e n . sk_nhozctinbis,apcpilziiing crl, to a M ne r : honuoil; Messrs. Bl an d and Mellier, Wells, Somerset- Igi a ; or Mn. King, Blandfurd, Dorsetshire. A. N INSTANT SUM.—Seven, Eight, Nine, -,i4lTen, even Eleven Years purchase (according to.the ,;? a nd solidity of eachvecurlstyi, d jo Swto"cik beFiVevhaoZletiCon. loyinioildi FitargedupoEnstDatiesi,cl Dividend, on Life Incomes, Dowers, gettier„ L ea seh old %rant ots, tointers, or Patent Places. ~' In every . case the wili.r will have the privilege of redeeming (or paying off) at mi ,s 1, Personal security, by bond, will be accepted ; but 4pe€ttne attaches to people of rank, fashion, or great re- Nvhose9iltY, with fortune in possession or reversion.; or c, ,111,141 h tonne' fortune justly hold out large expectanc ies, 3°N. 4.44 to only such, upon any sudden Cali, 3001.. up to isilepyt,iiiiil;".ttiardvanced, if in town, in a single day, tier l t; con:mantis. The marked attention shewn to InL)ay spe'j4s,°, of the undersigned, in preference t he.to da M anifs:st ti l l "„ - .' tit delusive proposition of the present y, a Letter m an Centie- inli,'iortant ditlZ.-rence between negotiating with i 411(1 a common Broker. H. IACKSO i . 4 tires,- ti , _,i postage paid, and with real signature an. a - giZ? otherwise not), for Mr. H. •Jackson, to the care court L,olchtflnd, the N.ew Chapter Coifee-house,_D_ . secretly h-.ng-acre, London, will, as hitherto, 'be duly and -noutekl., ior C'uiL ti : - --•-•-..____________ .. lII\r,S,,_ R.IIE UMATISMS, BRUISES, &c. I)." ')TEERS's' OPODELD OC. d- • f THIS Me b . --lcin has been long acknowledged to cute e. superior t o - Preparation of the kind in the te of t t i c Y cr Y - Nunn)- mss 4, 1 , 1 4 SeSs Sprains, Rlicuinatisms,.Cramps, l Corn . t l aints stiffness of the Joints, and other external .i, , as well as iu restoring a proper Circulation to the -'‘,•ertleavhsievirt_e_n_in.a Pa . raly tic sta . te.• It is also particularly str, tli4sorr_ Iclalblains ; but in this complaitu it should be is ()'itit'le olitsiacreP.oilr ea‘Nc.hrlFllOttle of the Genuine Opodeldoc it j)4Steki P Stamp in' which arc engraved these words.:— dre counterfeit ' 9. 45, • N"c•BRY' N ~ St. Paul's '' '(;:u.'-- All others 801(1 ~,,1., L ' - la nces , 4 , - -- .1 uy P. Newberg, 'the •WarchoUse fur Dr. d ...-o‘vder, No. 45 in St. Paul's Church -yard, a few aT,oorojn. the Corner O'f Cheapside, Li?iirlon ; , and, by h,ls . Pilo'r t ! ttneot, by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. No. 150, and J . 13 4 `;'•',og, No. 76, Oxford -street; 1. Waite, Old Bond-s treet , t,,rihy and Co. Co ckspur-strect ; Godfrey and Coolie, Tittt'-'4lnptoo-street ; J. Ward, Middlu-row, Holboril;. .c. str,etti. koYal-Excliange; and W. Clarke, Borough, rligh \ t or , price zs. 61. per Bottle, including the Stamp, or Six '3s. 6d N, 8• • th e s • As the 0 podeldoc for Exportation is,exempted from ti e t t $' As and therctOre deprived of that mark ot atithen-f tlte „Y_,. drt<l as teatr quantities of Counterfeits are sent out o siti_ingdorn, Persons Abroad, to prevent such Impo to n tls-, are desired to .be particular in ordering. their Agents Pt S' this Medicine twin Mr. NoNvbery's. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1802 - T - 7 1 NGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE_ GINS DRAWING MONDAY, March r, 1802. SCHEME. . No. of Yrizes. Value of each. Total Value. of ,C .20,000 is k.1i0,000 4 ---- io,ooo ---- 40,000 4 - 5,000 20,000 5 - 2,000 ][o,ooo 10 - I,ooo' 10,000 12 ---- 500 6,000 so ---- 100 - 5,c00 100 ---5 o - 5,000 x 8 324,c00 60,000 Tickets. ,0.500,000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, .sth Day, • k. 10,000 Ditto, 2ISt Day, 20,000 Ditto, ' 32d Day, 20,000 Ditto, ", 4otii uay, 1,000 *,* Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets and Shares of Tickets, by sending Post Office Orders,, goud Bills, Bank Notes, or Cash, to BISH's, One of the Original Contractors,No. 4, Cornlfrll, or No. 9, charing-Cross, where the fallowing Capital Prizes were sold; shared, and regi4tered. In 1800. 'Sot. 34,974 ,C. 20,000 '50,061 L'.30,000 1 ,957 2 , 000 9 , 593 1 0 , 000 22,333 1,000 12,328 10,000 11,683 1,000 44, 00 7 - r -- 5,050 1,000 11,563 - 2,000 1 5,795 5 00 5,377 i,OOB 5 1 ,4 2 5 500 PRESENT PRICE.' 'picket, - - 15 o Half . 13 o I Eighth - z 4 0 Quarter • 4 7 o I Sixteenth 1 2 0 (1:3 - The Price of Tickets and Shares will rise consider ably befoie the Di awing. - Prizes paid in Sterling Money. CAPITAL PRIZES, Sold by SWIFT and Co. in the last Lottery. No. 8041, in Sha.res, i 0,0601. No. 23,824, in Shares, io,oool. , No. 17,281, whole Ticket, zoool. No. 23,432, whole Ticket, 5001. rrHt highest Prizes in the last Irish Lottery, driwn - November, rBO I, were Four of .to,oool. Two of them were sold at the Offico of SWIFT and Co. No. it, Poultry, London, in a variety of Shares, as above stated. • The English Lottery begins drawing on Monday the Ist of March next. The Tickets and Stamped Shares are on' sale, and all business of Lotteries and the Public Rinds transaeled at the above Office (first established in the year 1759) where Prizes of former Lotteries,' amounting to more than hilllion sterling, have been - shared,' sold, and registered. Letters answered, and Schemes gratis. 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Gill, at NO. 16, Paternoster-row. -; PALM SOAP, ANew Discovery now in the greatest Perfeaion, manufactured from that' highly esteemed article, Palm Oil, Sainuel Berry - having been repeatedly solicited by his numerous and respedable Friends, to make hiS Paint Soap more generally known amongst a discriminating Public, and extensive Connedion; and he, ever anxious to supply them with such Goods only as are of the . first Qualify, takes the liberty of recommending his Palm Soap, with the greatest confidence, to the notice of the Nobility and Gentry, tor their peculiar use, many having adopted it exclusively. The pleasantness and utility of the Paid Soap has merited their attention and patronage, and is held in-the highest estimation for softening and bracing the Skin against the heat of the sun, &c. and its constant use in the Winter Season, is found an excellent defence against cold winds, and sharp frosty.air. Sold in Squares, or Balls, is. -each„ with the figure of a Palm-tree on the outside wrapper, ANit4 the words Samuel Berry's (late Berry.and Main) Palm. Soap, in a circle, and a Bill witheach, descriptive of its irtues. As many Gentle men find great difficulty in procuring good Soap for shaving, it is recommended as the best thing for making a fine soft la ther, in round Cakes, is. each. -Prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No.• 17, Greek-street, Soho; and by his appointment, at the principal Perfumers in Lon don, and different Towns in the three Kingdoms. The only, Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM of HONEY, invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. FOR Coughs, Colds, Asthnias, and Consumptions, this Medicine is unequalled ~t he At hmatic and Consump tive may rely on Relief; and by due perseverance, on a radical Cure., Those whoie Lungs are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of Glutinous Matter, will find a safe and certain Remedy.—lt opens the thoracic DuCts—heals the •.soreness of theßreast—removes difficulty of Breatlting—promotes easy Expeaoration, and prevents, as- Well as Cures, all Consump tive Affklions, so.fatal to thousands in this country. The Linnxus of Britain (for such was Sir John Hill ern: phatically called), produced this Medicine by concentrating the virtuesbf that, excellint •PeCtoral, Honey; and, by his stria attention to the analogy betwixt vegetable juices and animal .fluids,'.was capable of judging of the most proper Ye gctable - Produai9ns to'. alleviate those. Infirtnities to which human nature .is subject; but however treat the benefit which Society at large-have, and May 4sap from the labour of his alive life and vigorous understanding, numbers have materially suffered through the. imposition daily practised by wicked and designingmen, fen . . no Medicine was ever so uni versally. counterfeited as- this • and, a few years ago, the Wife or the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Paterbro', had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Balsam of 'Honey, sold by Chemist and Druggist in London. A SERIOUS CAUTION. Peterbro', Feb. 8, 1789. . Whereas Lady Hill, Relied. of Sir John Hill, M. 1). the inventor of the well-known Balsam of Honey,- bath lately corpmenced'a prosecution against me, for selling a spurious Medicine of that name ; I hereby declare, that the Balsam of Honey, which I sold as genuine, was .prepared by a Chemist and Druggist in London, of whom I have bought for some time, supposing such IYled:Line to he genuine. I therefore acknowledge my sorrow for the injury sustained by - Many persons taking such spurious.balsain of Honey, particularly the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler; who had-nearly a sacrifice by the use of it. • • JOHN HORDEN. The Genuine Balsam of Rohe) , is a Medicine of suchexalt-' ed efficacy as to cure a common. cold by afew doses. It is an infallible preventative of Consumption, by preserving the Lungs from ulceration 'and discharging the viscid phit . ,,in by easy expedoration. It.is as -restorative as Asses' Milk, and never disagrees With the stomach. - None can he genuine unless every direaion is signed "B. Shaw." Sold wholesale and retail by B. - Shaw, No. 76, High-street, Borough, at 3s. 6.1. or eight in one for rl. is. and may br.! had, by his appointment, of one or more Vendet iiveVery caretul to ask. for "Hill's BAisam of Hoi„ry•''