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The new Afterpiece of Urania, or The Illumine, con. tinning to be received with the highest applause by over flowing Audiences, will be repeated every Evening till fun notice. Wednesday, King Henry the Fourth. Thursday, the Comedy of Measure for Measure. On Saturday, the Tragedy of The Mourning Bridi. On Friday will be aged, for the first time at this Theatre. Comedy, in four Acts, callevl iteighn for a ilusband ! otway's Orphan, Congrove's Dciuble Dealer, and The Winter's Tale, by Shakspeare, are in tehearsal. A new Play, in will b called the False Demetrius, is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon as possible. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: . T o_ MORROW EVENING, Feb. a, .2802,. will bep erfoimed, FOLLY AS IF FLIES. The Principal Charaders by . Mr. Mr. LEWIS Mr. MUNDEN , Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. H. JOHNS TON, NIURP AY, Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. Mrs. GGIBS , WArs. DDY, Mr. SIMMONS. M POWELL,•Miss MURRAY. WIH HARLEQUIN'ST ALMANACK. On Wednesday, kicnard the Third, with the new Panto mime. On Thursday, the new Comedy of. Folly as it Flies, with the musical Drama of Paul and Virginia, being the last time those Pieces can be represented this Season, on account of a new Comic Opera, call e d T he Cabinet, which will be pro duced on Tuesday the 9th instant. On Friday, the new Tragedy of Alfonso, with Loye-a la- Mode. Ladies and Gentlemen who have Places for Mrs. Billing tbn's Nights of Performance, will have the earlieit notice when she is sufficiently recovered in ar before the Pub ,— “ppe MAILLARDET's W ONDERFUI,, AUTOMATON, THE MUSICAL LADY , plays. Sixteen Tunes on a Grand and New Organized Piar. Forte, lately dressed in all the splendour and elegance of Fashion, by Ma-- dame Lanchester, of Sackville-strect, who will vary the Dress 11 161ittily, so as to render it the criterion of that Dress which is most predom i na n t . T he Automato n h av i ng been honoured with the presence 21114 I pproval of THEIR MA JESTIES, cnntinucs to be exhibExci at , W IGLEY's.NEW PROMENADE' RCIOMS, - t .. -- SPRING-GARnENS, ' 'r°, It Ten to Four in the Day, Admittance One Shilling ; '---''" i roln Six brille in the Evening, One Shillin& and . F„noe, beitig antly illuminated and enriched with various -41Parsetietes. .... 1 . 6ottshese are added ; a very curious and rare Collection - 4 ~,_ _ and `re which, throuo,a Microscope, are In 1 . the highest pservation and pertedion. =a the E.vening will be introduced, /rem Eight till Ten, In the FIRE-WORKS. th e bnrivalictit °s"°111 is on Sale as q ows. f 11 French Plate Classes, . vari ous',peLimens of Mechanical Clocks; representing L_ ,t. rural scenes, with figures moving at, their several ern- I T ° meth s ; together with some very. choice Paintings, IN r'g which are an inimitable Portrait of our Saviour by Le i ,,,.: 0 1 ' 41 cl'ine of Henry the Fourth by GaZetto in Wool, a , otl;. .._ eraeo_ce so unique, that it is confessedly the rig plus ultra j.l Avvork, value Tv,-01.-lundred Pounds. ' 134 • Copper -plate Engraving of the Automaton, With an explanatory acc unt of her Performances, Will be given to every Lady and Gecjialeman who honour the Exhibition with their presence. —_—____ LL PERSONs Navin on the a- -1.- late LORD VISCOUNT ASHBROOK ; are desired to send Accounts thereof to A•lr. Charles Dear; No. tz, Harcourt -buildings; Temple; and all Persons indebted to the said Lord YisL'orint Ashbrook; are requested to pay their t he said Debts to the said Charles Deare ; who is em povered to-gWe proper Receipt s f or the same.. January 30,,50z.. . .. ALL Persons }laving Claims or Demands upon the Estate of PETER DOUbLAS, late. of No. 8, Fitzroy-square, in the County of Middlesex, Esq. deceased, are requested immediately to send an Account thereof and ol the Securities they hold for the same, to Mrs. Douglas, his Widow and Administratrix, at her house in Razroy';. square aforesaid'; and all Persons who are indebted to : s I:state, are requested to pay their respcaive Debts to the said Aclministrattlx. IRELAND.' -------------------- • WANTED by the ROYAL CANAL'COM t va . PA NY, aft ENGINEE R (in the roam of Richardthane, ns, Esq. deceased) o f e x per i ence in :Canal- rnalki4, whose t alents and a bili t i es will bear the most unquestion able tcrutiny.—Any person answering this deicription, will meet with compensation suitable to his exertions and merit. .. Ae pplication by Letter, or otherwise, will be received by AR Steretary, at the Company's House No. 2,8, Lower Or 11,,fwact Q,u3Y, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration O-- Y the 1 3t h of February next It is requested that none will a pply but such as wil l in every respeet answer the above de5k:4141,41; Signed by Order, Royal C anal MARK KERR, Secr e t ar y. Hous-, Dublin, ....__- lau. rt. 18;2. ---....____,_ - ' THE NOBILITY, GENTRY , and PUBLIC in • So n s general, are respedfully informed, I. BURGESS and ,„!%s tiENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues - prpareki by them in the game manner that has given such universal approbation for Many years past. Ti long justly -acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed ip the opinion of the Country at larg . e, and of Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranleS it in the situation it now maintains, The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other rich Sauces ler Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &C. in purchasing the same, as none i s to bead of their Genuine, but at their . Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. 'West -India Merchants Captains of Ship s , & c. Offi cers i n the Army an d Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for the East and West Indies, &c. Warehouse, N. 107, corner of Savoy -steps, .....---____ Strand, Lond on. ____ - BUILDING GROUND. TO BE LETT , Several LOTS of LAND in the 1 CITY of WATERFORD, well situated for foreign Trade, and the first Emporium for Grain in Ireland. Liberal ~,,,,,ragement will be given to such as settle with Capitals. 'Application from Principals only, to the Proprietor, Lieut. Loroi.l Hardy, Principals only, Carmarthenshire, or his Agent, Air. Sal nuLl Roberts, mar Waterford (post-paid), will inset due attention, ARCHER and HAUbEITON, from I_!lblin, IRISH POPLIN and TABBINET MANUFAC7. TIIRERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Thch Royal HighnesSes the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutchess of Wirtemberg; and the Princesses, Nu. S, ficnriettastritet, Covent-garden, London. The elevated patronage of Her Majesty; the different branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of Archer and HaughtOn's Poplins and Tabbinets ; also gold, silver, figured and plain Chamberry Muslins, and Italian Sarsetiets for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c. • This Day, were published, SKETCHES in ELEGY and other POEMS; viz. The Sicilian Earthquake; on the Death of the Princess of Lamballe on Theodore, King of Corsica, and his Son, Colonel Frederick ; on the Flood ; on the great Earl of Montrose; : Description of Edinburgh ' • on the Vanity of the Pretender's Burial, and his former Misfortunes; on the Death of Lady Catharine Sutherland, a Child, and the un timely death of her Parents ; Mount Etna, and the British Pyramus and Thisbe. Printed and sold by G .tCawthorn; No. 532, Strand. Price Two shillings , .. - ..‘ • PARIS DRESS, ELEGANTLY COLOURED This Day was published, price One Shilling, (To be continued monthly) Emb e llished with-1. An elegant Frontispiece, designed and engraved by eminent Artists. 2. An engraved Title Page. 3.. The newest Paris Dress, beautifully coloured ; 4. (tor the Moral Zoologist) The Bear. .5. A new Pat ' tern for a Gown or Apron ; and, 6. Muste—The Maid of Lodi, a simple Siery, colleaed by Mr: Shield in Italy, and never before published.: T HE LADY'S MAGAZINE, Enlarged; For JANUARY, 1 . 802. Containing, besides the usual Variety of interesting, en tertaining, and instruaive Articles, The Rigid Father, or Paternal Authority too strictly enforced, a Novel ; in a Series of Letters (translated from the German of Augustus La Fontaine); Which will be concluded in the course of the Year. rr The liberal Encbtitagethent with which the LADY'S MAGAZINE has so long been honoured, and which it still continues to receive from a candid and generous Public; de mands the most grateful acknowlegments on the part of the Proprietors, who beg . leave to assure their Fair Patronesses, that they will unremittingly continue their exertions to merit the same highly flattering approbation. London i Printed for U. and j. Robinson, No. 25, Pater noster-row. Of whbm may be had; Of the first Thirty Volumes; Complete Sets, to single Numbers, Price 6d.--The last Two Volumes, Price 14s. 6d. each; half-botind, or in Numbers, Price is. each. MO NDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1802. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of WARWICK. GENTLEMEN, T Take Leave to request the favour of your Votes 1 and Interests, to represent you upon the approaching Dissolution of Parliament. - Attached as lam to this Borough by many ties, lam anxi ously desirous to establish its Independence, and rescue it from the domination of an Individual. Should I succeed in this great objett of my ambition, I hope that as a Member of 'Parliament I shall be distinguished by a zealous Attachment to our excellent Constitutlon, and by a line of conduct which will command the Approbation of honest and independent Men of every description. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, • Your most obedient and faithful Servant, CHARLES MILLS. Warwick, tsth Jan. 11302. This Day was publisded, In One Volume Octavo, Price Bs. in boards, AFAMILIAR VIEW of the DOMESTIC EDUCATION of CHILDREN, during the early period of their lives: a Compendium addressed to all Mo thers who are seriously concerned for the Welfare of their Othpring; translated from the German of CHRISTIAN AUGUST US STRUVE ' M.D. &c. To which are prefixed, three Introdudory Lelures on the same subjed, By A F. M. WILLICH, M. D. Author of the Lethires on Diet and Regimen, Domestic Encyclopaedia, &c. London: Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet street. COUNTY OF SOMERSET. :THE MAGISTRATES and other GENTLE MEN of the COUNTY of SOMERSET, assem bled at Wells the tith Day of January, aez ; PRESENT, ' john Berkeley Burland, Esq. Sir Abraham Elton, Sir John Cox Hippisley, Barts. Matthew Brickdale, Jon Strode, Thomas Simnel Jolliffe, George Templer, ; Richard Thomas Combe, Clement Tudway, Charles William Taylor, Francis Drake; James Tooker, and John Tucker, Esqrs. the Rev. George William Lukin, Dean of Wells, the Rev. Archdeacon Turner, Henry Gould, and William Bingham, Clerks,, and,others ; JOHN BERKELEY BUkLAND, Esq. in the - Chair - Having taken into consideration the present high Charge ifer POST HORS ES used ib Carriages, and for Hay, Corn, and Straw provided for the Horses of ;Travellers at the several Inns ; and being satisfied, as well from the Public Waggoners having already made a considerable 'reduction in the Price of Carriage, as otherwise, that the present Price of Horse's Pro vender enables the several Init.-keepers in this county to lower the Charge for Post Horses and Carriages!to One Shil ling per Mile for a Pair of Horses, and forlray, Corn, , and Straw, to the usual Price—Dc in this public manner re commend it to all Inn-keepers and others to redUce, from the ist Day, of March next, the Charge for Post Horses, - and for Hay, Corn, and Straw, as above-mentioned; and they do declare, that they will on all occasions discourage every at tempt of Inn-keepers to keep up the present Price of Post Horses used in Carriages, and of Hay, Corn, and Straw, provided for the Horses of Travellers ; and that theY will support, to the .utmost, of their .power, such Inn-keepers who shall charge the above-mentioned Prices, by invariably using and recommending, their respective Houses, so long as they shall demean themselves properly towards the Public. WRITING-MASTER. WANTED Immediately, at the Grammar School of King Edward the Sixth, at Macclesfield, Cheshire, an accomplished Writing-Master, of unexception able charaeter ; and it is requested that no one will apply for the Situation, without sender g Specimens of his Penmanship,' addressed to Messrs. Sad and: Co. No. 192, Strand, who are authorised Ito treat with the Candidate that appears most eligible. This Day was published, Handsomely printed on a hne Wove Paper, in One Vol, Bvo. . • Price 7s. inboards, _ _ V 4 SSAYS on some of SHAKESPEARE's DRAW MATIC CHARACTERS., To which is added, An ESSAY. on the FAULTS of SHAKESPEARE. The • Fifth Edition. By WILLIAM RICHARDSON, M.A. F.R.S. E. Professor of Humanity in the University of Glasgow. N.B. A few Copies may be had hot-pressed, Price Bs. in boards. ' London: Printed for J. Murray and S. Highley, No. 32, Pleet-street. _ _ _ Where may be had, The Curiosities of Literature : consisting of Anecdotes, Charatlers, Sketches, and 0 bservUtions, Literary, •Critical, and Historical. The Fourth Edition. By J. D:lsraeli. o 1 s Bvo. Price tbs. in bOards. For TWENTY MILES ROUND the METROPOLIS. ERSONS liable to be DRAWN ill the MILL TLA will be Indeninified ttom Serving, it Drawn pre vious to NOVEMBER 1,18 oz, by payiug to %V M . KENIKISI-1, No. 17, 11-ING-STAFF=', BOROUGH; s. d. s. d. For Menial Servants . 7 6 For Housekeepers to 6 Who - must, if Drawn, attend and make Oath that they are not worth Soot. and procure*" the Money alldwed by Act of Parliament trom the Parish. As no Reciictionislikely to take place at present in the Militia Establishment, 'and the Drawing will shortly commence? the Public will find it to their advantage to make early application; KITCHEN . FURNITURE, 1.A1).1P, and LAMP-OIL WAREHOUSE, No. 'SS, Two Doors frorn.SL Dunstan's Church, Elect street. ARNOLD TINCHETT respeEtrully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that they may be supplied at the above Warehouse in the greatest variety of Articles of the best workmanship, and on, the most reason able terms, in Double clock Tut,. Copper or Iron Kitchen Furniture; complete sets of.llouble 41ock Tin Kitchen Fur niture, at 81. Bs. or any part may be had separate ? if re quired; Portable Roasting Jacks, calculated for small fami lies, which wi►l go three hours, and carry a joint of meat of thirty pounds, and requires little five ; sets of Double Block Tin Dish Cotters; a genteel assortment of the , best Bronzed and real Ptnitipool Tea and Coirea IHns, elegantly mounted, and of the newest patterns ; fine japanned Tea Trays, Waiters, Tea Caddies, Plate Warmers, Coffie Biggins, &c. iu Pontipool an 4 other ornamental Japan; an elegant assort ment of Plated Articles; with silver edges Kitchen Ranges, Register, Pantheon, and Forest Stoves; Table Knives, Jelly Moulds; Mudges, Inhalers for Colds and Sore Throats ; Hearing Trumpets to assist Deaf . persons ; Phosphorus Pocket Tinder Boxes arid Matches, to procure instant light a. large assortment of Hall Lanterns; and Patent Lamps for Staircases, Sideboards., Reading, Counting-houses? Chain:. b.:rs, Warehotites, and all other purposes: Genuine Spermaceti Oil. CAUTION Whereas, Archer and7l-1 aUgilton have been credibly in. that a great many people in this Kingdom ate now, and have been tor some time past, inanufaduring and selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as I rish, of an inferior quality, under the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufactory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, and a gross imposi tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, as tar as lies in their power, to prOsecute to conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of their manufadure, that was not actually bought at their house. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen.. try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower tl►an they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manutaclure :-----they consist ,of white and black Boinbasins, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets, Rasdimores for Willows, Armozines, dress Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard wide Poplins of a superior quality, at 35. 6d. per yard ; Vclures, double black Sergcs, and rich Irish Tabbinet in-different 'Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, tar Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second price eves asked for any article bought at their House. • N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufadured into Poplins or Talkinets ; Tattherays for Furniture of the different tashion abk Colours, mauulattured on the shortest notice; Merchants - supplied bo any atuount. OPIUM, FREED FROM ITS DELETERIOUS QUA- LITI ES. THE GENUINE BLACK DttOP IS a Medicine well known and appreciated in the Northern parts of England, where it is employed by Medical PraClitionersi in prekrence to any other Preparation of that valuable Drug. It is applicable in all cases, where Opium or Laudanum are advisable, and is free from the distre9sing etteds resulting from their use. It is particularly serviceable in Nervous and Spasmodic Affections, Pains in the Head and Stomach, De pression of Mind, Gout, Rheumatism (especially when atkeling the Teeth and G urns), Coughs, Asthma:;, and the various Complaints producing Pain and Want of Rest. Each Bottle is accompanied with,proper Directions. Prepared by C. Whitten, Chemist, Chester; And,l3V his appointment, sold in London by Smith. N 0.29, Hay market ; Bell, No. 338, and jeboult and Co. No. 1 . 50, Oxfoid-street ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn • and Moore; Rus sel'-street; Covent-garden ; Smith, North-bridge, Edinburgh ; Dugdale i Dame -street; and SpilsbUry and Co. Mary-street, Dublin ; and by dillerent Druggists and Venders of Medi cines in the United Kingdom: 1 4 - ' A liberal allowance to Medical rraaitionits, Drug gists, and Venders of Pat , :nt Molicines, This Day was published, the Second Edition, rzmo. Price 75. in boards, AptCOMPENDIOUS MEDICAL DICTION. ARY ; containing an Explanation of the Terms in Anatomy, Physiology, Surgery, Materia Medica, Chemistry, and Pradice of Physic. Collected from the most approved Authors By R. HOOPER, M.D. F.L.S. London : Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet street. _ _ _ Where may be had l by the same Author ' The Anatomist's Vade Mecum ; containing the Anatomy, Physiology, Mor bid Appearances, &c. of the Human Body ; the art of mak ing ienarittions,,&c. The 4th Edition, revised and enlarg ed, tbascap Svo. price 7s. in boards. . • This Day:waS published, Handsoniely printed on Fo'olseap 06tavci Price 7s. inboards, rrHE.ANATOMIST's VADEMECUM, con tainiug the Anatomy, PhysioloM 'Morbid Appearance, &c. of the Human Body, the Art of making Preparations,. &c. The Fourth Edition, revised and enlarged. By ROBERT HOOPER, M.ll. F.L.S. London : Printed far Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet . street. Where may be had,• by the same Author, A Compendious Medical DiCtionary, containing an Explanation of the Terns in Anatomy, Physiclogy, Surgery, Materia Medic-a, Chemis. try, and Practice of Physic, colleCted from the most approv— ed Authors, the Second Edition, revised and enlarged, price 7s. in boards. This Day was published, price.3s. 6d. sewed; A PRACTICAL ESSAY! on the AR T of A RECOVERING SUSPENDED ANIMATION together with a Review of the most proper and eitedual means to he adopted in cases of eminent Danger. , Translated from the German of ST ov E. London: Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet — street. " We find numerous well digested fails, the result of observatj , m, and founded on a successful pradice. The his tory of lqumane Societies-is full and comprehensive, and the dircdions are extended to every form of apparent death, where resuscitation has _been found pradicable, as from poisons, apoplexy, injuries in birth, &c. The part particularly va luable is where the Author speaks of the signs of death, and examines how far they may be depended on as such."—Cri tical Review, Aug. ISo . oiiirei;ders are already acquainted with the merit and abilities of Dr. Struve (see our Journal, Vol. v. page 293 3n) and this present Work does in no degree derogate trom th em . This comprehensive Praaical Work deserves to be generally distributed at the public expence. No Medical Practitioner, Magistrate - ' Public Inn, or Farm-house should be without it."—Medica) and Physical Journal, July, 18ot. [PRICE SIX PEI'TCE;. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, gut ycivrilu, 11501 I" . HE COMMISSIONERS appointed by Majeity fir Contitoqing the Affairs of the Rya! College, bring desirous of emplcying 'igen of the best talents,: in the Instruction of th e Student: of tbe Junior Department qi; the said College, they do hereby_ give„Notice, That L7lC . Ourageinert ;will hit given to Persons capable of instrut7ing in the following I:ls'anches, namely, Writing,' Arithmetic; Matherft.fics, Fortificatioti„ Drawing Military Plans, Lands , , se. brawing; Gtographt, and History, French, German, I . 6 frientlal Languages, and Fencing. Application to be made by Letter, "addriqed to the Governor of the Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Honourable the Secretary at War. As the agointnten . s of Professors and Masters will be deter mined by superiorityi'alents; no Person wed apply who are rot eminently qualified Jr the respeßivt .Wtteations; and whose Charatleri will not bear the strieleJt investigatin. MONDAY, MAkCH r, igoz, VNGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE,, GINS, DRAWING. No. of Prize. SCHEME. Value of ea,:h. X. 20,000 10,000 5,000 20Doo Total N‘alue. Z. 80,000 NO,OOO 20,006 10,000 io,ooo 6,000. .s,cop 5,000 324,009 1 2 1,000 Soo 100 5° 11 iB,ooa 6, 00 0 Tickets: .500,00,3 CAPITAI.S DETERMINABLE. kirst-drawn Ticket; 15th Day,. Z. 10,000 Ditto, test Day, /0,006 • Ditto; 32d Day; 20,000 DittO, 40th Day, 1,000 TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLII , TO at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - 11 0 Half - Bto o I Eighth - 2 3 o • Quarter 4 5 6 Sixteenth 1 1 6 *„ 4, Persons in the Country wishing td hare Tickets or Shares, may be sttpplied by sending good Bills at short date, Past Office Orders; -Bank Notes, or Cash; to any Licensed •Lottery Office. ("T" The Price of Tickets and Shares will riSeconsider,.. ably before the Drawing. . Prizes paid in Sterling Money. • CAPITAL PRIZES. 'TWO Mt of the I. our Highest prizes in the last Irish Lotteiy (drawn Noverriber, rSat); were sold in Shares by SWI FT and Co. No. ii, Poultry, as follows : No. So4t, a Prize of to,oool. in one nalf; one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenths. , No. a 3,324, a Prize of io,oool. in one Half, and eight SiX teentii Shares. - _ •- - - - Also the Tickett N0.•17,281, a Prize of zoool.. and. No. 2.3032., a Ptize'of sol. in the same Lottery, were sold at the above Office. Tl'e ENGIISI - LLOTTt BY begins drawing on the tst of March next: The Tickfrt's and Starriped Shares ar.: on sale and al3.busines6 Of Lotteries and the Public Funds transacted by 'SWIFT and Co. No. it; Poultry. The DRAWING of the present ENGLISH STATE.. LOTTERY begins., on Monday the First' of March. 1 HE: TIQKETS ; . HALVES, QUARTERS. EIGHTI-IS, and SIXTEENTHS; are now selling in great Variety of Numbers, and-on the lowest Terms. frr The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand; - By HORNSBY and CO. Stock-Brokers, at their old . ..established State-Lottery-Office . , (Licensed. pursuant t 6 Aa of Parliament). • No. CORNHILL, :Opposite the Rovel-Eich4tge, London; Also at LIVERPOOL and EXETER.. Coirea. Numerical and Register, Books are kept, and Ticket and Shares registered at 6d. per Number.. * * Orders,4ccompaniecl with good Bilis ' payable at sight . or.ot a short date, will be pundually attencled to; precitel on the same terns as if present. Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All Shares sold at this'Oiliee will be stamped; agreeable to Aa •of :Parliament, with the words " State_ Lottery Stamp.- Office." Bank, India; and South-Sea Stocks, with their several AnA nuities; and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission. CAPITAL 'PRIZES Sold, Shared, 'and Registered, by Hornsby and Co. a Prizes of Thirty" Thousand . founds. PriZeS of Twenty Thousand Pounds. 2 Prizes - of Fifteen Thousand PotigdS. i 3 Prizes of Ten Thousand PoUnds. 19 Prizes of Fivd Thousand Pounds. jo Prizes of Two Thouiand Poundt. 49 PriZes of One Thousand Pound's:" 13 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds'. COI'S Grand Diamonds; in the Lottery 11f4; . and the Grand Pigot Diamond, in the last English Lottery, were sold by'Hornsby and Co': To NAVAL and MILITARY OFFICERS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, and Others engaged in lohg VoyageS ; as well a s to Pet - Sons of Bilious Habits; and those of Sedentary Lives, are now recOMmended. HALLAM's justly celebrated- ANTIBILIOUS LAXATIVE PILLS, so universally esteemed as an immediate and etredual Remedy for all Inattion or 0 bStrus tiun of file Stomach and Bowels; Bile; Sickness at Stoinach; Distention; and grip.: Indigestion; Bilidus or Sick Head-aths; ing or eolickyPaina Flatulency, Habitual Costiveness; - of the Intestines; And are particularly adapted to the. Cure and Prevention f THE JAUNDICE OR PILES. - The invariable success of this elegant Preparation, added to its safe; agreeable, and certain operation, has already ac quired it a degree of celebrity and confidence that nothing short of real Merit could possibly obtain. Through the United Kingdoms, on the Continent, at St. Helena, and the British SettleMents in the East, it has been found admirably serviceable as a preventative of those severe liver complaints which generally arise from obstruction in the bi liary passages and which so frequently prove fatal in hot climates. A single dose will generally be found the best recommen— dation; as it will invariably procufe it the future esteem and confidence of the patient; as many of the first personages its this kingdoin can testify who have frequently atserted that they never would in future be without a supply. One Pill only, taken at bed time, as occasion may require, will generally be found a sullicient•dose, 'requiring no atten tion to diet of cold, being perfedly sate at every season ; and having been given vt , ith singularly good clf.ld during preg. nancy, they may be safely considered the best and easiest remedy ever yet discovered for 'persons of bilious and costive habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a sufficient action of the bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in the in testinal canal ate producing freqiient head-achS, languor; las situde, sense of oppression, giddiness, &c. The worst cases of bilious or sick hea&aclas are certainly and speedily tetroved by a single dose; which desirable erred is produced in a much shorter time than could be credited but from experience. Purchasers are requested to obserVe,.the signattite of td.. ward HallaM, in his hand-writing, appears on the label covering each box •, all not so signed are connferfeit, and de: void of efficacy. The genuine Are , sold wholesale and retail by B. Shaw; NO. 74; Borough, London i Retail; by his apa pointrnent, by Baxter and Co. Glasgow -- and Edinburgh; Shaw and Co. Philadelphia; Bull, No. , 7§; Damp-street ; Dublin ; Jones and Co.'s Store, Kingston; Jamaica ; and by all reputable Medicine Veriders• in Town and COantry ; in boxes of Z 5.. 9:1, 4144 SS• sd. each, Dui included, a ~, ._ a~