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I ! ~~/, '\ tc 2(i36.] I.‘43 HE ATRE-ROYAL, D RURY-LANE. • MbitßOW. EVENING, Feb. 17, sz)2, Their M a j est i es ' Servants will ad, • THE PIRATES. WITH () n o r THE ANATOMIST. - „ u rsday, th e O pera of Love in a Villag_e.. on Friday the Tragedy of The Grecian Daughter. S_ ONitt 4 INTROSPECTIQN! •,4.C.., ~,„1.. t (3 t Ci " "Y Person having been at the expencef lul l . retllating ._'• wer e ,•„ the following N . Notice in Print, two o I,k_ r t 'ar the igt a "t 1 0 Mrs. MATTLIBW by the Pen. ny- Post ; -Id be de •vilted, • ---I tton or the clever Projector should 4, ,IShe 110111'r::NbliSheS 11 thew4einPtlibijc a re , respedfully informed, that Mrs. to M e a x t : I: Plain so nt ,, s very soon to publish a : . 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AT a Meeting . of the Principal Inhabitants of this Distria, it was resolved, that an Address be pre sented to LIEUTENANT-GENERAL DUNDAS, on the 'occasion of his quitting this District, and that he be request ed to accept a Piece of Plate,. as a testimony of their respel and regard. And the follow* Address being accordingly prepared, was unanimously agreed to : SIR, We learn with much regret, that your Comniatid of the Mi litary in this - Distria has ceased, and we cannot allow you to quit our neighbourhood without conveying to you a cordial expression-of oar- esteem and - good wishes, Youi presence of mind, and your able dispetsation of the means of -protedion in your hands; under circumstances the most critical and ar duous, we have witnesse4, with the warmest approbation, and shall never - forget how much we are indebted for the speedy return of security and confidence in this part of the •Country, to the firmness and justice, as well as humanity and moderation, by which your Command has been distin guished. We request you will do us the favour to accept of a Piece of Plate, as a memorial of the high consideration in which you are held amongst us, and our hearty zeal - for your :welfare. Leinster • , Christopher Vierpyle , A llen • j. C. Roberts W. B. 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MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,. • I have received with respeet - ancl4gratitude• the Address you have thOught proper to honour me;with, in -which you- have .beerk pleased to express your approbation of my ConcluCi dur,. ing the . time I held a Command in this Kingdom. • As nothing can be more . gratifying to a feeling mind than to. find that -his services,, during a period of public. calamity, • have, in any degree, been such as to merit the favourable notice of the - principal Noblemen and Gentlemen of this neighbourhood, I have to request that you will accept of my warmest Thanks, and rest assured. I, feel most highly fiat ' tered, and truly sensible of the signal Honour you have cop, ferred upon me on this 'occasion: • •. " For the further mark of your friendly attention in the pre sent of a Piece of Plate, I am doubly grateful it will prove a stimulus to my Son, and the pride ot my Posterity. • With great respect, and every degree of consideration, I have•the Honour to remain, • • My - Lords and Gentlemm, Your most obedient and obliged humble Stlvant, •K. DUNDAS, Lieut.-Gen. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Royal Octavo, price IL Es, hoards, A TREATISE on . the • LAW of INSURANCE. In FOUR - BOOKS. First—Of . Marine Insurances, • - Second-0 t Bottomry and Respondentia. - Third—Of Insurance upon Lives. • . . • Fourth I n:;urance to;iiinst Etre.. By SAMUEL MARSHALL, .Sdrj4.!ant at Law. London : • printed • by 'l-tiS lilii , j6ry"s Law Printer, -for j. Butterworth, Law,Bookseller, Fieet , strect. By whom shortly will be published, A Treatise on the Civil Law and on Laws of the Admiralty. By .Arthur i3rowne, L,L.D. Professor of Civil Law, in the University of Dublin. RIVER MEDWAY NAVIGATION. • . 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Total Value. 4 of ,C. 20,000 •IS ),,,0,000 4 -- 10,000 - .4 0 , 00 0 4 ---- 5 , 000 --=- 20,000 S 2,000 ---- 10,000 JO . ---- • 1,000 7---- 10,000 12 '---- 500, ---7- 6,000 50 ' - 100 - . 5, 000 100 --- . . 5 e ---- .5,003 18,000 ---_, IS ---- 324,000 6 0 , 0 ,- * Tickets. - £.500,000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, tit!) Day, .4. to,ocio , Ditto, asst Day, 20,000 Ditto, 32d Day, 20,000 Ditto, 40th Day,. . 1,000 *** Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets and Shares of Tickets, by sending Post ()like Orders, good Bills, Bank :Notes, or Cash, to BISH's, • One of the. Original Contractors, No. Cornbill, or No. 9, Charing-Cross, where the -following Capital Prize,s were sold, shared, and registered. • In 1800. In iSor. 34,9 2 5 ,C• 20 , 000 '50,06,1 £.30,600 1 ,957 • 2,000 9,593 10,000 2,2,333 1,000 12,328 io,ooo 1 1 , 68 3 1,000 . 44, 0 07 5, 0 0 0 17,248 1,000 '11,563 2,000 1 5,795 5 00 5,377 -- 1,008 5 1 ,4 2 5 soo PRESENT PRICE. 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In the last and late State-Lotteries the following Capital Prizes have been sold at the above Offices, 'in Shares : No. 12,807,.30,0001.—N0. 26,883 (as First-drawn), 30,0t8,1.. 2coool. each. 5,00 ,- 41. each. . 2 0 3(161. each. No- 4,577 No. 33,599 No. 13,726 23,148 22 ,74 3 21,879 35,9 8 9 40, 8 . 3 9 . 22,699 to,oooi. each. 37,400 .‘ r , 11,902 27,964 • -'. 7,494 ' 11,72 z 3 1 , 6 9 2 11,035 2 5 , 9 8 3 25,215 1 ' • 46,10 2 5,0e01. each. 2,0,301 9 . each. , 5 , 90 8 38.229 4 1, 7 6 8 • 2 4 ,16 5 4 1 , 82 7 - • 2,168 .. ', - 1 4 ,7 55 tec. Ex. Bic. Also in forrnereLotteries, since the year 1767, a great•propor .,_ ~ tion of Capital Prizes, too numerous to.mentio. ; Since Lotteries were first established there have been but Four, Prizes of3o,uoal; divided and cold in Shares.— ['wo of them,, Nos. t 2,307, and 26,ii3, wet: sold by Richardson, Goodluck and Co. 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No. 18, Wigmore-street, Cavendishsquare, SIR, February to, 180.1.- In the late Campaign in India (which terminated so fortu pately for the British tinipire), I was exposed, during ,t march through the Mysore, to.excessive fatigue and a burn ing sun, that enervated my whole system, which increased rapidly in the. course. of the Siege of Seringapatarri ; during whielt, from the dampness of the entrenchments, I was at tacked with a violent dysentery, 'and by further exertion in the carrying by assault this important place, was so far re,. duced as to be rendered incapable of further service; the whole system had received a shock that threatened immediate dissolution, no part of it seemed longer capable of perform ing its proper fundion the stomach and bowels were unable to retain .the small quantity of food taken,- which passed Oft immediately ; the nervous system and muscular fibres were equally affected with constant tremor and debility, to such a degree as to render even walking extremely difficult. This afiedion, with the constant irritation in the stomach and bowels,..produeed continual pain and fatigue. During my passa . ge to England, had every assistance without I,ie smallest advantage. On my arrival I procured medical aid from every quarter that was thought likely to afford relief, and for .several months attended •regularly to the medicine aod regimen prescribed by. My. Physicians, Without receiving the least benefit. In October last I called on you, to inquire if Hallam and Co.'s Extrad, or , Anima 'of uassia, wa . „ likely to be of service in my hopeless situation. I took 'it from your recommendation, and have the happiness of feel ing myself pettedly restored ;and that by taking a few boxes only. A few doses produced • an' ease and regularity in the stomach and bowels, that had not bi..-en experienced since the first attack of the.disordiT.. In short, the whole train of.dis, tressing symptoms were soon elleauaily.relieved,andl Inive now the happiness to enjoy a state of health I had little les son to expect. . Jo B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, London. • . . .. . . Many additional proots of itvcificacy, too numerous for in.. sertion here, though equally singular and 'well'attested, mav be seen ,in a Pamphlet, delivered gratis as .- above, to whi;4l we.reter the Valetudinarian. - , ' 4 The Proprietors particularly request Purchasers will be careful 10 onser.ve each box has a Ccriificate, signed in red, ink, !", E. Hallam and Co." as no' other can possibly be genuine. Sold wholesale only by Shaw, No: :74 . ,• Borough ' • and retail.. by . . Baxter anti Co. arinburgli and ulaSgow, and one Vender in every Town, in boxes of ss. and . io's. 6d. each, and large packages, .containing five ss. boXes . 11. 23. each, duty inoi ! \ * \ a lA ‘ f t IEI o.ici/f7 /Sr* - r (..J` .• . '-- • „...L -1 N' ' f it '":''' '- - - '(-. F P'j • , ..•_,- t, ,-i , -- --....). A .0 ' 7 1 , p. ~., j ..' _TI. f,..; 4 ' , r-* * -:- , 4 1 ' . _ ... „ - T rIiEATR E - ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O- MORROW EVENING, Feb. 17, 1802, will be performed, THE CABINET.. The Principal. Charme rs by ~ Mr. BRAHAM , Mr. MU"r” ‘ Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY, . I ' ll- * B LANCHARD, ' Mr. SINIM N O i NS, Mr. KING, and Mr. INCLEDIN; Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs. 'qrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAAVT&PORT, ' Mrs. DIBDIN, Mr's. POWELL, • And Signora STORAGE. WITH. . . LOVE A-LA-MODE. filn Thursday, The Cabinet, with Perouse. On Frida, t lie Cabinet WAll Tile Review. 1 • re f s. ____ °n Satt uitY, Love in a' Village, with Lovers' Quar ___ _._ To the PROPRIETORS of EAST' K. INDIA STOC VLADIES AND GENTLEMEN, OTHING but necessity could induce me to .I.‘ trouble you at this time, with a short Address to con- Ilowe my a report now circulating, .that I do hot mean toP n sist in rny solicitations to obtain a Seat in Ihe ver this lioport may have on wine (If r" 'Lit Direetio ar: . Mower ft:ends nave adually been canvassed, concluding- . therefore they must be diseirpged. It consequently become s to rs , i fro from whose auspices I have derived the-most flatter : rilY. duty to assure the Prop their con .le,tlPcrosPed of support;that I confidently rely on ti i 11 patronage to suit With success. crown the end o f ,my honoura b le pur- I have the honour to be with great respea, • Ladies and Gentlemen, . -Devonshire. Place Your most obedient humble servant. Feb. ts• rat. e ' lOSIAS DU PRE PORCHER• GRANb SUR REY CANAL: A T a MEET ING of th e Co MNIITTEE, he ld ....f:;;,_7r.lta, , th e tzth inst. i ' t Was o rdered, that a FUR d - Iteth_e,..P.roprieto°rrtiNntSo. t han 0 FAlielMdllsTo l ° lA. Pet Ce l it. 1 7 P ati Esdale h ircx.t.jj'anke-rs) Lornbard-street, on or 134 -S i i o r r j e an t i h e e s 2.6th Marc BYs, fl rde r of the Committee ......._. EDWA C R Ie D rI: D oitt ( e ) , NES' Company. PAVING OFFICE, DUBLIN, , February 2, ISO-. I)ROPOSALS FOR LI GHTING- THE STREETS. THE , ii P IR , EC TORS and COMMISSIONERS aruct Globes Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps Ai turni - In tnis City d f keeping the same an 'an or hi;'xi, titre thereof in g * I order, from the Ist of September 01'4.1br One, TweQc orfliree Years, as shall be agreed A t ,l !I'll? G lobc.'s to ;lave double Burner. Itlo re te t L Boa rd are willing (iidesired) to enter into one or Pro,soP,rate Contrad ex Contrads for the sa,me. . of itf 4 r . •Ils t o be sent to this Office, _on or, before the , f o stAa_y_ . ~ rr v ilext ~,,s o,l_+•iiiti ~,:- s s - 4,c1 up, :yid direciFd to the Secret . g w.: l n ri7 e -, •-•‘ett i, ti ., -kr , 5, -li • . i• ~,,,,...,,_ ......r5hr11,6, itatiVe, at o ne 0 o Liu 13res"--‘,.1- the Proposer or his Represo _, wil t il ,, _ .on the said thy, after which day no prop o sa l "eceivo . S igned by Order, Sec. wm J. HOMAN, Z -- 2--............__________ • IVIR• LAINGDo -------- MASTER, N WRI T ING tllat tlisiniiresl'eully aclquaints the Nobility and Gentry, Insiwhih a P hi l ION of MANUSCRIPTS, t he Public whole pettiot:' eXeCiatect by himself, is now open for anthe hours of Tejle.r,Y DaSi (Sundays excepted), bet we A . 5.7, 13,:"" Pour. 1------______' ...:1/41°11t -street, Devonshire-place. .-_____.___,.._ S EE R TiaISH LINEN COMPANY.. Mingh A-L ManUEtaurers in the North of Ireland able(' _ e , 4 desire to sell their Goods. or Money, to , be en- No distr.__ al ~.t the pressure of the present time, so peLui , .ty t No. ":ng,,trn theAr country, have opened a Warehou se at ll 1 1 , c _.' : 'at Russell -street, Bloomsbury-square, _ ~nl i u l tacittre. onstantly supplied with a large stock of their ALU - Their A lea s t •,, gent will have Instructions to sell at all times at ...._ tea eery ent. tinder the Shop Prices ; and in many t'''nees ng will be had of Twenty per Cent, or of One ,'„.nr4l in Five tlew.hen it is cUnsidered that their Goods will he brought im thedtelY from their Bleach Greens to public Sale, without I,4_,,interyention at. Belfast, Dublin, or London, of Broker, ti,e`'itr°r,o.r Merchant, it will not appear extraordinary that 1, 1 I .liees should be so much under the Shops.. ar4, l ,e'r c °As are stamped I RI Si! LINENS ENC. AC; rt D; th e --l e Inoney will be returned for any - Piece not equal to oeteiga,lnevit. mahout 4 Piece will be sold, and not less —each Piece contains tw- , No t. " .. .Y-flve yards. ..1,,_. redit can be given. . . Warehouse will be opened from Ten to Six each ~ Itt4t°'"Qrve it is a private House, and near to Charlotte-