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fernlYn . ,d 1.1 -1 1 r Th l ; , A, 711 ,K"*•=l,Ao`ingf V - I NO- ~. . i S-, "-(l.‘ 4 1 \ !,* r. - 1 , ''' "..- A , ''.. i:/ f •/r. -> ~, --4 - 4 ~.. v ~...._7—,•:..4.6 --_ ) / ~.., ~..',....., • ,& si ,•-.ll‘ 7 ' - shire, up lona. iraperf ber-Mil l ' rulers, at _ ippl e ( )1 rants I ttrutEß.44BB THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PIItSENT EVENING, Feb. 3, 18.07, will be *formed 'LEE RIVALS. Sir Anthony A bsuilite, Mr. DOWTON ; Captain An.olute, Mr. HAR RY MORE ; Faulitland, Mr. ELL! FUN ; A&res, Mr. I3ANN Sir Lucius U'Trigger, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. Malaprop, Miss POPE • Julia, Mrs. H. SI DDONS ; Lydia Languish, Miss MELLON, Lucy, Mrs. I - lARLOWE. vvyrn TEKELI Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Count Telteli,' Mr. H. SIDDONS ; - Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DOWTON ; Count Caraft) - (the General), Mr. CA R LES •, Alexina (the Heroine or Montgatz), Mrs. POWELL. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 2S. '"Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se tond Price 6d.- No Money to be returned. • Place s for the BOxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little at llsel.ctreet. ~_The Doors t o b e opene d at H a lf-p as t Fi ve , an d b eg i n at half -past Sx To..in orr ,w, False AlarrAs ; or, My Cousin; aftei which, t till.", a new Ballet, composed by Mr. D'Egville, called Belle luveode Indtscretion In which Madernoi- Parisot w i 'introduce a Pas beul. live new Operatic Piece, in T wo n et s , an d a new Pl a y, i n Ads, are in rehearsal. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ITO-MORROW EVENING, Febnnry 4, 1807, will be pertimned THE MAN OF THE WORLD. • WITH .RARLEQUIN 'AND MOTHER GOOSE; T , Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Be Scenes, Mus i c,Nlki -If fiery Dresses, and Decorations, L I 9 are entirelOiew. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware. Pantomime produced under the Direthon of Mr. Earley. ._ • Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun. T 'IR Scenery by Mesbrs: - 'Phillips, ' W hitinore, Hollogan, Greaves, lodgings, and their Acsistants. PrinLipal Charaders, - - . Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS '`An t afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. 80.. LOGNA, jun. ; / Ayaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Ikgle. afterwards Zany. Mr. G RI MA LDI ; Oddfisn, Mr. M E NAG E ' - abin-Boy joith a Song), Master SMA LL EY ; Columbine, Miss SEARLE. /loxes 6s. Second Price 35. —Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 2s.— i:ltiery as. • Second Price is. —Upper Gallery is. Second r !ce 6(1. —No M o n e y t o be r e t u r ne d. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the. Box-office, in Hart 4teet ,The D oo r s t o be opene d at H a lf -past Fi ve , an d b eg i n a t qalf-pa s t Six. V -- 1 5 n Thursday e , The Way to Keep Him; with the new anto: ~The Orat o ri os w ill- commen ce as usual on Frid a y the 13 th ~ s q February. • STATE LOTTERY. THE RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN. br-H E Fitst-drawn. Ticket, WEDNESDAY NEXT, Februiry 4,' will . be entitled to THIRTY tHOUSAND POUNDS. STATE OF THE WHEEL. ,2 PIiZCS Of 230,000 4of - - £lOOO l of - - 20,000 I 7of . - sao of - 5000 Vic. tee, i'REsENT PRICE. Ticket - - ,Czt los. • Ralf _ _ i:to IS o I Eighth - ,Cz 15 6 Ih e Quarter - 510 Q I-Slue:llth - - t- S 0 4 1 Y Capital Prize s already Drawn, in the present Lot ;Na. tery, 2 4 , 490 - ‘2O o no No. 23,815 to,ooo 21,2 95 - 8 4 6 - - 5 0 ° 0 _ And all sold in Shares. STATE LOTTERY. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT the First-Drawn ~, Ticket will be erentled to Tj-I IRT Y THOUSAND etl-NDS. TICK ETS and' WARES, warrantod un— arawn, are,now on Sale at Messrs. H LA RD.. BURNIE, d Co.' s Office, Royal Exchange, where No. 24,4?-,, First 4r4\vn in the present Lottery, z 0,02.01-. ; No. 23,815, First t,n on Monday last, 3d day, r.,c001. ; and No. 4e ot soca'. on Thursday, the zzd lust. ‘ve.te all.suld NEXT WEDNESDAY the First-drawn Ticket jhe is et;titied to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Wheel is ania - zi•ngly Rich, there being s Vi;zes of • - - k 30,000 C 00 r - - - - 20 , 2 5000 4 " tOOO • lIIg I-1 • Sze. &:e. Yee. ' 1 ,,, who sold the lat Pr' Le of 30.un01. is selling I l i KETS and SILt RES, E warranted 'U both f ndrawn, at bol 3 l atices, W, 4. CORN - II.I..„.and9,•CHARING-CROSS, ~........., ......._S ere Twenty C..pital Prizes were gold in the last Year, . ,p or THIRTY-THOUSAND POUNDS _ the FI R sT. D AWN . NEXT WE DN E S DAY ! ! ,I 3 RANSCONIB and Co. Proprietors of the t ilt . _ Lucky tottc.r). . til . ces, No. 1, Holborn No. 37, Corn, • t' Qr ',,,and No.. Haymarket,. recommend ' an:, immediate Whi, l ase in the present GRAND STATE - Lo - rrE It Y, wi ti e " contains more , Caiiital Prizes then were ever known, zuw i • 3 °,0,..01. fort he First-drawn Ticket on WednesdAY next, 1 1) , `kg leave to oiler to the public attention the follow tQ,,grreat success that has attended those Num rs be sold by vi,C.V.n - the Lotteries for - 18,5- and tBe6, which were -41— 4 ; I ' 26 7 different Shares of Capital Prizes, namely - 7 2 4 7 '9 4 Prize 0f,C25,0,0 No. 4077 a Prize of Zcor 7 717 - 20,022 11,71 - - - - SOOO 76'66 - - 20.020 17,9 1 5 2:;00 r,6 43 . • - zigo:.)3 2:co 91 '9 20,0e0 2 .1699 - - 7 - loot' I S t ' 17,477 I " r te ' 7 47 - 10, nen 3330 - - u-co TwelvePrizesQf Soot: .fft:c &a and where Tickets , • • and Share s are now selling, warranted (Indrawn. TO THE LADIES. , AGAZEr s ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, :or „ removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE, K ARMS, Be vee anti for imroving the COMPLEC °IR th N • The abo has . •been suffic p iently celebrated through this Eastern ations, from whence it was first. brought Country by Lady M_ M and on since that time sustained a chara6ler in England, and to the - , C ontinent, - Depilatory ever offered as the • only t o the I üblic which unites mildness of operation, not Li e irri tat• even the delicate skin. of an Infant, with infallt-. tee a nd permanent The cniiStant pr :1 .spurious to imitate this 'Depilatory have induced the. 3 , 1 ` . 4 1,ct0r t O appoint nessrs. fiendne and S i erfLi nters, Titchborne-street ; Mr; Butler, No. 5, hf r e l' aPsine ; Mes,4s. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Chureh.ysrd .; Slt,,,..l3erry,Wholesale Perfumer,G rock- sticet, Solv, ; Messrs. red EdwardS, St. Pa u l' s Churth.yartt; 840 cn,, iht,_r.lt 0 -street ; and Messrs. Newberry and , Son, St. Paul's w i l l ilts 1 sole Wholesale Agents in London, mho )Wce the .u , ttal Allowance to the. "I tack. Turkey and Egypt it is employed by the Men to. • ~`_."lGlrnity and sh a p e to their M.tistachics,.&c. ; price the Bottle. TUESDAY, A new COMIC BALLET ; SMITH the Flying Horse man's Extraordinary Perfmnances ; the junior RICH E R,'s pleasing Agility on the TIGHT ROPE ; tne Popular New PANTOMIME ; and (by particular desire) the Co ' mic Extravaganza of the EQUESTRIAN 'TAYLOR, bY Mr. CROSSMAN ASTLEY's OLYMPIC PAVILION', NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND.. • Established by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. - Fr HIS . PRESENT TUESDAY, and every Even ". ing till further Notice, a new Comic Ballet, by Mr. Dubois, called THE FROLIC. Principal Dancers, Mr. C. DUBOIS and Mrs. PARKER. EXTRAORDINARY HORSEMANSHIP', By Mr. SMITH, the Flying Horseman. • A Comic Song, by Mts. HERBERT. Admirable Equestrian Adivity on Two Horses, by the Mas ter DAVIS's. A new Song, called " Gawkty Shanks and Moggy Mumps," by Mr. G. SMITH. . And (by.m.nt special desire) the Comic Extravaganza of the EQUESTRIAN TAYLOR, by Mr. CROSSMAN. After which - (7th time) the celebrated Junior RICH ER will -• go through his elevated and truly astonishing Performances on the TIGHT ROPE. - The whole to conclude with the,new Popular Pantomime of HARLEQUIN ROB THIEF. • • harlequin, M:. ; And Columbine, Mrs. RIC I:: R. Doors to be opened at Half past Six,'and. begin at Seven. Boxes, 4s. Pit, as. Gallery is. Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell; at the Bok'.o Mee, from Eleven till Three, MONEY TO ADVANCE. SEVERAL Sums,- from 1001:- to t 0;0001. on ap proved Real or Pertion.il Securities, byway of Annuity, .redeemable at pleasure of tote Borrower. Application, or Letters addresseil, post-paid . ; to Mr. Fran cis, No. 16, Ratlibone-place, will be attended to. STHOUSAND POUNDS to Lend ; - also 2000 l 30001. and .40oof and numerous Sumps above 2011. for Life Annuities, Reversions, Post Obit Bonds, &c, secured upon . L'aticfcct EstateS, Houses,'-Funded Property, under trust, by ‘Viil or Settlement ; .Pensions and .to clear 10. per Cent. on Joint or Singh: Lives.redeernable at option of the Parties. The Securities offered will be immediately decide.'. on by Mr, Robert, who has c:lnducted.the above Business, s , nier.ii years with greot sa tistattion to both the Graimirs an i Po:chaser:l.: PersonAi Applications, and Letters, pAt-paid, to him, at his House, No, 22, i Ccetl.stlect, are daily' Attended to.. ire, malt• .monger• rehaitt• d grocer' es-strato Cminsteri wool' , , istei an - ibed:4l4, lotl;iers• )er- ty, e3lqs 111. al-trlefr ieck and I.strect, anUfa C° . Trent, 6-ottell • s to tit. ifflan 'fr. Livet• First. !dilo' tice to rich ~es of each p it J' ›;11701' e p I) • Co' blic to ci te - Sri . hav6 611: 4 re till' ;st. rentri e e ll # iicine cas.e s 7 obitC 136 ditit° .~' Be' i?Cr' S rca• ~-: rCii r3; Ladf citl ---' h 3(° Esq. r :mat Al' itiOn r• e of S ur, nSe" 0,c4,1 r. WINE. TRADE THE BUSINESS of a - WINE-MEI:CHANT lo be Dispos©d of, ita a most Eiigible and C.;•iittical Situ ation, with a very good' and 9venient House, G.diars, and Stable. Further Particulars may be; had by applying .to Mff.srs. Parker, Yout and Hughes, Soliciturs, Essex.street,S tram!, London. • PURSUANT to a Decree of the- High Court of Chancery, made in, a Cause Thoni : as v. (ones," tire tudgment and 5,r ialt, CNditurs of ttoliEßT lON k.S, late of itonmoti in the County of (;::tnorgaii, Esq, are forthwith to come•in and prove their Dens bt:int - C•l,)liii Simeon, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southarnpton-bititdintzs t (ThanC.z.ty.lane ' Lon don; or in default thereof they will he eXeluded rite benefit of the s•iid Decree. - • Bleasdai , !,-.6.lexander, andliCalne ) , Agents A:4 the Plaintiff';. Iv ew l un, I an. 30, tBo7. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAC;E ?rrHE PATENT CAMP ,BEDSTEADS. I urni-. A tore, Nlattrasses, and lic.:dding cumpiete, are - very respect fully recontmencied to Gentlemen, as bcin,; rite most povta!,ie and superior to any others made iii London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Ch a i rs , on improied prin‘jpies ; S z a Cuts Sofa Beds, and Chairs ' for on Board Shim; Alumptitto Net Furniture, and Patent lirass-scrcr; Bedsteads, fur East and West Inches, and alt Foreign Climates; at MORGAN and SANi)E RS's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware- Rooms, Noi. 16 and 17, C.:atilt:rine-street, Strand. • Morgan and Sanda•s's New,invented Imperial Dining ables, allowed to be the utoit complete and 1.. legant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing iit a Box but ten inches deep. IC. B. The Fasnionable Sofa-Bed and' Chair-livd -Mare— house. JADIES, who have fixed their JUL:aim - 15, but 4 have never avowed their. Vre!.osse:;sion,. may he .in- • struted . how to o'›tain cleir r./sltes. ‘vilo has tornini.a Fietittecti:m for a •Ladr, :nay bc, assiste.l ab r„ining her. Thokt:who have yet for.n.2d no. Attachment 'nay have Objects pointed out to them, and aided in gditling them, by a Lady whose Coun..!xions WA- to L:1-1 .t what she undertakes ; jxit s;Lt! wit} not use ner Influence but for persons Of unquestionable to Mrs. Morris, a t t h e B ow Apply or addre-s (post- pzud) Window, next 'door to Margaret Chapel, Nlargdret-Street, Cavendish-square-. MR. STOCKDALE informs the Public, that a SALE' by AUCTION of-BOONS, &c. will tAk.-e place at ills New Rooln, tiu. t3 o , onAo:ylay the gth of February, and five, following ciaya, coimaenclu g at One o'Clock to 'a minute. Among .many other valuable Publications arc 110 , ;71rtles and Lavater's tVorks, Yourcruy"s Cnennstry,.Wii-tiams's l.aw Cases; Grose's .Amtiquities INiew Annual itcgist,i, Cost u me of Itussi'l; C ltauJiarti'sMaps; l,Ord rtord's aiki Sir -- liam iines's Works, and Camden's Britannia, To be viLwed.on Friday and Saturday next, and Catalogues . had of Stockdale, Piccadilly, and Mr. Walker, Pater noster- f This Day was published, price as. NUMBER 11. of • • THE ATHENIEUM; a MAGAZINE o f LI- . TER. and MISCELLANEOUS INFORMA „ (To be contin u ed Montnly)• Con.nded by 1. AIK IN, M. D. CONTENTS. General Correspondence—Certain French and English Words compared, Comparison of Manners in two Centuries, `concluded ; on obsolete Charity Societies ; On the E Ife6ls • of Taxation,on the Alorals of the People;, Mr. Cogan on Ho. mer'.s . Hymns; on the Enigmatic Style ; oiiiniana, contain ing Nineteen Articles of Remark and Anecdote. ClaSsical Disquisitions—Sketch of the Literary History of - 'Greece, •concluttecl; on the Elysian Fields. of : Antiquity, continued. Account of Rare -and • Curious Books—Maunsell's English Catalogue, Second Part ; Choise of Change ; L'Arnadigi di - M. Bernardo Tasso. Memoirs of Distinguished' Persons— Memoir of the Rev. Thomas Wakefield. Original Poetry, J(, trospect of Public Atiairs, Literary and Miscellaneous In tOriliation, List of Ne.a Publications, Meteorological Re gister, Discoveries ant Improvembirts in Arts - and Manufac tures— Onituary of Remarkable - Charaders'Hean (agues Dessaiines, -Doke of Richmond, lohn Laird, Esq Isaac 'Reed, Esq. Sir Stephen Lushington, Sir William Porees. 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In .the spring of last year my disrder had got to sucha a lleld, as nearly 'to put a period to my existence—l had a large.uleer. . rhea frightful n tanner ;• :ray right was dread adlietrili onei t a Osnt.aett.acohl.aLn'erldnlnt:riterfgste • on wereth b e r o e k r o e w o n u . I f a u a l t ly set t- y d e l a ' rs; any left had elso two large re ales on it, was very much discoloured, and •gave :ne such excrutiat ing pain, 'particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de.. prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was recoria mended ,by ivlr. :..ri:n.onipsoh, (woo received so great a cure by them here), to take cur Leake's Pate nt l'ill s, which 1 began to Oa on the- I . 6th of May ; in the course 'of a fortnight, 1- • began to receive benefit—i n little more • than. a • .month, the. ulcers on my heed 'and ;tens were - souniliy healed—soon after, the sires on my lees healed . also ; leaving, howevet, consaierableediscolouration i,i .the skin, and pair in the bone of the lett, which, by the 31es 511.4; or Qod, .011 d a little longer pet - se:aerate:o 13 your Inva luable- Medicine, subsided ; tee s nodes dispersin e , tee skin regaining its - natural hue, and the noclerlial pains , eradually, going 011 .1 thus became, by your literal advice - atilt "Me. dicine, perfectly tree from all ray former 'complaints_. .have recovered my termer .skiers end strength, and am be coMe jolly and tat;' in which state navingeteltintted many months to the astonishment of ail who knew me, I•am at a loss in what terms to expeess . my gratitude, but beg you, for the- goodof Other sutler-ig. seertals, to make th is M y case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion; in so doing, you will greatly Sir, your eafeftil, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. 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