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~'" ~-t~ i iT4 -( ER 2940. O TH EATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. N MONDAY EVENING, Fed. 22, 1802, will be performed, MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. WIT ii HARLEQUIN AMULET. • k ITAN:OV ER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad t,ro. ti ornin g 11- t i nt d e itional PIC TL I RES, , IS NOW OPEN, and will te EllveEry veni Day, S un d a y ex cept e d, from Nine i n h 41 ng. p ----_ D Admittance One Shilling. ' SI/ ANT — tc;a DECREE of the High Court of Chan- P - T-, ti c t erY, mad e in a Cause SLANEY V. S LAN EY, 1 "11: CREDITORS of RICHARD SLANEY, dtt lat e of Greenwich, in the County of Kent, Waterman, i c , r ( e r, , , aje forthwith to come in and prove their Debts he_ nn ..mneon • a . t h ii eh . ,Es q. liar t tile Nl . sters of the said Court, &ono _ lo t th e said, Decree. • —.. I ,1,1 1) ( a-., R YVED PLEASURE GROUND FENCES. HE NOBILITY and GENTRY arc most re_ .. c1i .. w ,.....,, Lt54 0at.1,111,c,,,r.. ... 1k ,,, i, i E N c.',.E S 4.0 'PI!"S'ASUtRoEiI santryenlitt;iit,,,,al2e.,,ra:ttcloinri ‘d'e u d rZi l l n it ePl i: e tre (w i l n i( u 'll ca su p erior r to in any part 0 ; 1 , i l lebV), are m:lei n gr ' eat var i et y, and ereled e'rigi " 1;l i -le Kingdom bY JAMES PI LTON, at his do„ re-v`re'rk Ma nufaaorv,.N o . 204, The Wir,2_ll,o ic d Piccadilly, Lon ecltted a s 11-u Lr ePartmel"' la "s extewive variety, 9 Aviaries a in superior styie of desizn and workrnanship. quires. ' Pheasaatrie3 s 'Laruc -1- rs, 4e. - made to any 'scale re (i:::.4- Please any of thesatn observe, the H ouse has no conriexion with " lc ri ' dile in Piccadilly or elsewhere. 14 °i ' Al( * 1?..---------al)cl PLOWMAN, Manidaa. J.A. Her NI; • greatly vxre„,kci ti !Jesty and all the Royal. FamilY, urea to leaving and Toisteetut,Articles . i, lea dory,lllanula and invented several New take Lilo,. l berty of of Drg to the present Fashion,. soliciting-the patronage and inspection of ch a ,,,,,_. 1).1 ; 1 .Y .and Gentry, - at - their Ware Rooms, No.. 07. br...knos-street, Ccrv ent:Garclen, to their Patent Articles I css, to b e h a d no where else in England— 'il e r.)/ t r ll f E' ROYAL LkIPERIAL NETT, S'l;kipla'ke.'lll and elegant prodiidon ; 41- 4 1i tli'''" l d SPOT'I Ell V E LVE,TS, tor Court Train , also rich UNION e F A ~ . eel r,•-'",innable tbloutS. V. i''';',,`-IiANII3E RKY NIUSLINS, in.the most e)cten- else n ' r Plain - Strined,, and Figured, and of the most uait tor e e. aiterns, in' Goa and Silver, tor Court and 1 - r,:i . fee. In-4aliv ANT NIUSLINS, in all Col Ours- an article . ujii alolired for its du ir°4l if. :: , Aks ti t h?dit and elegant A ' ppeiralce,' for .Fashinnab Dres-,. -ability -and is peculiuli adapted, 4) 1c1 wi n , r .ANIBRICS inade of Silk and Cotton ; those krly ~v.".°Ut Silk not having any pretensions tti the name,'ker kad lor'Lage beyo n d a Dyed c lazed Muslin. Also a Tlillin, a' for ;uravelling Dresses, warranted to "r" of the new e4 i.a.tli FiguredT AFEATIES, - CYPJWS ; &c. . edit i t 'll' -1 1, in the greatest variety. • 1,•-•paid pittiel,, 'Jr," 4N LY MOU RN LNG —R. and P. !lava ~. .el() a tention to the ManufaCLre of MO 13 R N I '' -Zoir„, ,ff'S, they Hatter themselves they can supply families ;, t or nu) Nlourning With every A rti - le of a superior Q " al; }. , g i he m •.1, -1 • r 1 " • 5 . ems ltasdi tnote„ „ 4t. vos the Manutadurers et 13eirt aze , . ~ii 141 4 ., I willed and Plain Sarancts, Chamberrv, and Italian i koloi l L :t . i . Siemer Cimbrics, Bornbazets for Servants, Bar (s., andkerchietS, Sce• ail warranted to wear ; and any ret.l4ll 't',O,lti win g the tallest satisfactivn, they will change PLe,- "' money. o `'g the 4 • - , T • of I rist - Pit , • gllai Importers and Manufadurers . _ . . _ !nY•,:ii,. :,.. and l'ai6inet . this C - ni•tr , and haying that c It'alil‘r*,••"%,-e.. ,r . 11 _ 1 . i - '. - f , - - (1 i-1: d•?:- -`,---- ' ---''.--:1)ci = ne e ~.„ nwiuselves tneir t superiority, both in Quality a ye; .iii inztire a+l ..' ' • r Y cu area k , etinen preiereite. .. Gentlemen's 'et; Black Double' I abbinet for Ge l'k)k P lIRN I ., new p., I u r , ' 1 Satins of quite I attern- . i ``t.—Rich Dantasks anc . ou rs ; , ,a s o • in alI 0- , Wan th, • Plain and Striped Tabarets, inch ap- ProVed be the -- tlProved plan of' ‘vatering, so n ~ re to fire Tra c i e •'' atiotittrs of Elegant Furniture. Al° ) ` an • mereii as usual. Nlnurag.t. exlior tinK Fashionable Goods, will find their ry . qu i te ne , v, and worthy their attention. . Alte liE Dublin, : and HAUGHCON , from !Ni l p o -,; .d - Mercers to flee 11 •• p. and Tabbinet ? , 4.anufadurers a , __ . lic _ ..,,,, Prince-- ltety, their Royal • Highnesses.. the r.,,..., 4,-„...A.,..,, of w ir ;s, '') 'vales Dike and Dutchess of. York, li.ut(s.r':'? tr.,,,,,e ~.trooorg, and the Princesses', No. B,,,,Henrietta-stre 1., , .-rhn-Trdtair London. •. . I,' n'ffeient t r. __ ees cv.ated Patronage 6f Her Majesty, ti`e 1 first l Rank atr..l:l.,._roit ttie.Royal Firmly, and Ladies of t..te in the • opi ti f on i o i t , n, it is Hoped has sufficiently established, of ;Atelier- a. discerning Pnblic, the decided superiority Gold, Sil, • 4 and Haugliton's Poplins and Tabbinets, - ~ Lail; , . Figured, and Plain Chaniberry Muslin and. Italian .....cone Sarsenets 'Or Court, gall Dress - es, Turbans, Src. to tine it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver io' oats of o;n.:rs, whose chief pretension to the trade is the P Ytt , g, of their Advertisements. NV e . . CAUTION. ic, reas Archer and Haughton have been credibly atkicrl`tt, that a great many people in this kingdom are now, 1 1 - ,;",,zve been, for some time • past, manufaduring and sel n.A oplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, on an interior quality, , - 4 v1 :1 the natne. of Archc,and Houghton's Manuladury, with zi t :„'w to discredit and injure their House, and a gross inipo ter i;,,, n ?n the e ` üblic in general ; they are determined, as far o r .--'ll-1 epower, to presecute•to Conviction any .person ;.Q rs ,°os so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the tll e i r c l ',' their AlanufaCture, that was not aduilly bought at 'otiose the*** Merchants supplied to any Amount. try x oaVe tne honour to acnuaint the-Nobility and Gen o, 'That tl • ',„, - • i ~` bh l eg' vY urei louse is - stocked with a greater variety ~°,4,-„,,N(:,00ds than is to be found in any othec-House in price' -114 * they are enabled can (for teddy money) at Whole -1144'11 lower than, they be had else Where, the . l ' 4 l;t ci f of R , ' Cana b . their own mnufadu .. re --they consist et NI P s Cambric - ' 1 ":;"et s b'ett Boinbazeen . ,s Chamber') us -n , _ ;e11.);, ; , v,,-' ,‘asciiinores for. Widows, Armozines, dress pai i'Lrles -jrges,,, Lutostrings Cyprus Sarseneta; Popi_n.l.sr, ` . 'rv./I ;;;_r"Pes. Sca - rf Silks: - Hat'ulkerchiefs, Bornbazcts pa arid V -- •''' , - also a great choice of Patterns in . grey Poplins I.,,,,,,arsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard. T wide . t i o vZIS of a.superior quality, at 3s. 6d. pe.r.yard ; N . ekures ; katt e e bi4ek Serges, - and rich Irish. Tabbuiet in ditleren and ens; plain; corded, chain, .kind striped, for Clergymen v lust mule:nen who always wear black; they neyer . gfo e. k.l \ rY °I . greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple ( !y eir nios second price ever asked for any article bought at their e, l'ybo'• Ladies own Spinning manufadured into Poplins . or able enets; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion ()lours, manufadured on the shortest notice. DV- ------------ NO ttßiS' s DROPS. I N l3 x citing the 'public attention to these - val.lable I* es ,k)Ps, an enumeration of particular cases would be,un tury s t 4) i Lurcessful experience .tor more than half a Len cure',,ving sufficiently established their reputation, in the or pij":,vety species of FEVF.R, especially the 'YELLOW 7'4. p i- RID, for which they are eminently distinguished. riye„ _,,rietor, from their increasing celebrity not only e dc c : to re'c'lltaniK,liest gratification but is•eila.bled Douce,withcid at e „ o ' u ll l,,,_t-nti a trial of their virtues.. Ihc asthma, ~fri s. t ~ , , , , ,curvy, all impurities of the blood, colds, s‘o ert‘li'. at it Dowel complaints, yield to their benign, yet poll::: atteritinthience, and as a salutary cordial in those.discornior,s ci4letittil ouaqyanCed We, notiling can surpass the benefi , The i!- s. • ' 41 61 1 - °mil! , Bottle, tzs, is only to be had at the Doaor's , t . e . , 1,..0wer Brook -street, G rosvenor-square,- where Rooks ex t 1"..,r''.4 are.deliyereci, gratis, and all Orders for Exportatir by lev0.!11, 'Smaller Eettks arc Sold Wholesale and Retail . Sr, leboult and Co. l and Retail by all Venders 0 . t 4.s a ,art?'• Also Dr Norris s Anti-bilious Pill, celebratt l d Plac es, ! , and etkaive ap d erient, may be had at all the above to Bo xes at Is. 9. • I * ;,/ *\,\N - 11-1 Alk ,;•05/401.'wes-\,s -itillA* j SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 180 z. MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1802, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE:. GINS DRAWING MONDAY, No. of l'rzes. 18,000 SCHEME. Value ofeach. Total Value. of X. 20,000 is X.F0,000 - 10,000 -...-- 4a) 000 '---". 5,000 ......'.". 20,000 ...--- 2,000: ---- 10,000 --- 1,000 --- 10,000 ---- Sgo ---- • 6,000 -___ 100 ..--- 5,060 5,000 --- 18 ---- 324,c00 60,000 Tickets. • Z. 500,000 , - CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. • First drawn Ticket,. 35th Day, £.10,000 Ditto, asst Day, 20,000 • Ditto, 32d Day, zo,ooo Ditto, 40th Day, 1,000 TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at/EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY—OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - - o Half - 813 0 1 Eighth 2, 4 o i2narter - 4 7 o i Sixteenth Y 2 0 *** Persons in the Co'.:ttritry wishing to have Tickets or Shares, may be supplied by sending good ,Bills at shalt dares, Post Office Oiders, Bank Notes, or Cdth,• to any Licensed Lottery Office. fi-7° The Price of Tickets and Shares will rise consider_ ably before the Drawinii Prizes paid in Sterling Money. • The DRAWING of the present ENGLISH STATE - LOTTERY begirw on Monday the First of March. THE TICKETS, "HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now.selling in great Variety ot Numbers, and on the lowest TerMs The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, By 140FiNSBY and. Co. Stock-Brokers, at their Old-eitablithed State- Lottery-0 itee; (Licensed pursuant to Act ot - Parliament) A No. 26, CORNHI LL, Opposite the Roval-Excliangc,.London; Also at LIVERPOOL and EXETER; THE BRITISH 'STATE LOTTERY. begin Drawing MONDAY, the FIRST of MARCH next. • TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are now Selling in great Variety, at the Old State Lottery Of- fice of „ • • " W. HODGES, No. 117, PALL,MALL, Lonnox. Country Correspondents, - by remitting Bank Notes, Post.: Office Oates; or Cash, may have Tickets or Shares sent them, and their Orders complied with the amt! 'as if pre .sent, Capital Prizes Shared, Sold, and Paid by W..HODGiS, in . the last and other Preceding Lotteries, viz - : 7 f - No. 37,05'1. ,C. 20,900 No. 17,035 ..5,000 22,117 23,0 cc, 8,123 5;00o • 4 1 ,9 0 a• 20,000 32,850. 50,066 • to,oeo • 32,519 2,000 4 1,82 5 10.,600 30,432 r 2,000 51,964 10,000 44,187 . 2,000 4 2, 9 2 5 10,000 6,872 , -2,000 ,7,836 5,000 . 23,035 , 2,000 25,872 - 5,000 14,230 -2,0(.0 1 1 ,4 1 3 5. 000 . . .3,997 2,000 3,343 sooe '40,201 ' 2iooo ' 33,35 1 5,00cr . 25 of ,C. i,ooo or /7. eS i coo - 3$ of Z. 500 or . 19,000 Tickets and Shares Registered at 6i. per Number, to send the ear .4 ,qiintell.geri c e their Success (, L.Z.t.t-,:r3 (Et AIS t ya 14.2) ArITAL PRIZES Sold, Shared, and Register cd last Year, by Messrs. CAR ROL and Co'. ' In the Last English Lottery, No. 6,345, a Prize ot 30,0001. shared in Thtee Eighths, and • Ten Sixteenths And in the Last July and November Irish Lotteries, No. 2 ,171, a Prize of to,oool. and No.- j',4.;,96, a Prize of . 5,000 1., was sold in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths. Also several smaller Prizes of 2,0001. r,oaol. soot. &c. &c. And the Money paid on Demand, at their truly fortunate and Old Established Office (appointed by Government), No. 26, Oxford-street, near Rathb:yrie-place, opposite. Soho square, London. Tickets and Stamped Shares for the ensuing Lottery are selling in great variety, on the lowest terms. -Persons in the Country may, be supplied with Tickets anti Shares, by sending go,cl Bills, Post Office 'Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash (post or carriage paid) directed as above.. The present Price of Shares : Half - 8r; - 43 Eighth' - 2 4 0 Quarter - 4 7 0 Sixteenth -1 2 0 The English' Lottery begins Drawing on the Ist of next .MOtith. • CAPIT4I, PRIZES, Sold by SWIFT and Co. in the last Lottery. No. 8041, in Shares, 10,0001. No. 23,824, in Shares, lo,oaal. No. 17,284 whole Ticket, 20001. , . . No • 2 3 , 43 2 , whole Ticket, cool. THE highest Prizes in the last Irish Lottery, drawn November, aot, were Four oho,oool. Two of them were sokl at the Office of SWIFT and Co. No. Poultry, London, in a variety of Shares; as above stated. The English Lottery begins drawing on Monday the ist of I\rarcli next. The Tickers and Stamped Shares are on sale, and all business of Lotteries and the Public Funds transacted at the above Office (first *established in the year t 759), where Prizes of former Lotteries ' amounting to more than a Million sterling, have been shared, sold, and registered. Letters answered, and Schemes gratis. For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, arid CONSUAIf- TIONS. THE only Genuine Pe&oral BALSAM of 1-10. 1. • NEY, invented by Sir JOHN RILL, M. D. sold wholesale and retail only by B. Shaw, 74, High-street, Bo rough, London, at 3s. 6d. per Bottle, or Bottles, cont4in:, ing eight small ones, at a Guinea each : but observe none tan be genuine unless signed B. Shaw on every Certificat e g i ven with each Bottle. The Limixtis of Britain recommends .this excellent Pre paration, as the most salutary and ettednal Remedy, for all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs, congealed Phlegm, At ri- Mony in - the Fluids and Obstructions in - the Glands, are ently and safely discharged by easy Expectoration, Wheez ings and Uneasiness in Breathing are speedily- removed by a few Doses It takes off the Irritation, opens the Thoracic Duds, and - heals the Soreness of the Breast and Ltu?gs. Thirty years experience has confirmed the recommendation, in theimmediate Relief and gradual Cure of Coughs, Colds, Astlimas, and Consumptions. , It is the greatest Preserver of the Lungs ever discovered, and contains all the healing, softening, and soothing quali ties of that salubrious Extrad of Flowers called Honey ; and the richest Balsams of the Eastern World ; it is as restorative as. Asses' Milk, and never disagrees %ith the Stomach : a Commoii Cold yields to its benign influance in a few hours ; and when resorted to, before the Complaint is far advanced, all danger of Consumption is certainly prevented: Such are the faint outlines ofthe merits of Sir John Hill's Balsam of Hooey, the result or long researches into Nature, by,that graat Botanist, who dedicated his life to the discovery - of the true means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdom. 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