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'•'ER iali AIR AND FOGGY ti/Lr rit ~ 3 I II MAS ,Y, ittt:ft those stllieled with A - ' i 'll',- 4:OLO, HOOP' NG-COUGH, and ---,:ry of BR EATIIING, -1' Uri i 1 P.ECTORAL BALSAM of 1 g n a A;; ti- i 1 , 1 1 ) ,y 1 P),•• an elegant Preparation' from that ,_, -- , 1 " ,, , flag for neat Twenty YeaTS obtained the ilitst''', tney.o(4l precedent) for the cure of' th 4 above 'I - 4 IL' Itut , h ttiticiry of this rnsy be ascertained at ult Lirll;Liole venders c.,f Medicine, in the pr- Ee 40 4 ' owni in the United Kingdom., The popu7 taintary elli:as of ;his invaluable Medicine needs' grit tin its o f ; the extensive demand proves" 'r , tY aS a ipliblic .Medicine to give immediate relief. t-v(i''AVvni.l3 Pleaae t() observe, each bottle is eildosqd in 4!111` l'Aavifilnacte at the Mansion. Quin London, Viltl,o,s.'withont which it cannot be genuine. Sold ILs'l6l----is. 64. and Z. 9d. each, . rubsii, d ~C% en itetsil by Dicey . and Suttoni Bow . ethoc.i, "...eW.herY a nt Sonti, Shaw and litivvenis, Alin b.„,,,,, -- L , yaru ; lubn F:vans,4l, LonK-larre ; fiar -o.lttii -,,W (s 4. "ttt- Market ; R. folirmon, Greek-street, 4.1 Alt? pr; " ', S% Barbie:in,- Sanger, 5, O xfactstreet ; in,, tr,,..lrtait,', Mr. R. Ford,a7,Goswel l. terrace, near t tliet vet,2,l' atinesn; by It I:toiler, t London i and by '''44l4-;,Ventlers of ediCine. 4 .. • I ~ , • o " . •• ' Nil" 7 :1 • ", '', ''.., , , it i'' r ' l7 : '-- ' 4 ''' ,,, r,'H.";',4•. •,, -: - , • . - oat!' , " .-I , : ''''. q ‘.--,:',- . ' • .. ~-, ' '-. tril IF - t'' et ' ' ''' . '; '' '" . ! ' ''' :-'::. - • ;0 ' • '' ' ' `i', .: ,*- --' ' - ' ' ' art! 14 wri - ' • up.. , , •• • i- •- 4 .. .., . , . . ile ' e„e\litiAlitElt 6376.1 i, ~,........--........., •—,---........,—=--... --,...,,,,,.........., 10 6 '' , iilf.A'lllE ROVAL, 11111711.1 7 -1„% NE 4 1 '0 18 PRESPAT EVENING 3 1813, 0 { I ~ eix, l l4 , . ' Feb.* ' • 1 , ~,, ielties ii.-.rvanti will perform the Comte , C,o' lis ht lo, ' FALSE AI,AR2sIS. it Oc t ictv_v•liieh will be added the Farce of ell ii. .Nl /4 , . 1(4 % 11, TO DIE . FOR LO R VIZ ! I ,i4if 4,,,;;; 43 'iPi : e Dew Tragedy of Remorse i with Harlequin r o .ii- - r P , r, oluellorie by Candlelight. itil' '"- ... O.' ji1F,•, 7 , ------- " -------: •--- 11! " ri , _ --- -- de, ON m o :"" " 0 Y AT.• ( Ot'ENT-(4.111.1)V,N. ) v „ - ,':'l..)A..y EvEiN IN G , Feb. 15, 1813, ~ or 4,l iv iteted tl•'Tragedy of .. . it , l 4 PIZARRO. • d o , Rolla 'Air YOUI4G - ' ~,itO ? i tt zaro, ill.. D'AItItYNI4.I7,.; :',,Y) , - , ), Mr. C. KIiiNIELE; OP, . 4 , - Lii ira nisi; DOUfiLAS ; ,i,,, % ,, r , ~,, ot . ti, tits. H. JOHNSTON. F'4 hi ll be arl,led the revived Comic turletta. of 1 ., 41 , 0 ," 0 . , , 4 9 n, Tittqay POOR. VULCAN• e., a„,:;,,,tts oely of "I'lic NVonder ; with the Comic — 1 4 11 4 "‘'''' ,l,, ,l•-0 1V d d VI. revived C0.,............100,,,, .,............ 100 ,,, , 4 4 o c nes a.y, . - , Lit; utl oi • t. trr (1 ----- t - 0 4 IN Altr el) t';.I)IA SiiAWI.S. . . 4 0 0.4 it i t , ' 1 1:‘ , 4 1 , 4 .4 variety of Sl=l AWLS and h i, ti o ,,, A ~ 1 ,4,p; t 4 ,101 ltqla t ii, p r duce .; NDKr.itctilEYS, uud other curious )41) (). bo'')!, 'weft; . .its, o f 7 8 , B ond . street, opposite B i en- ''''''''''-.....„..,,,,,,,,...„......„.....: eri i, , ICKET s 4 1 . .. __ , ,--- i it t 6.! ,, fit t i l , td ani StIARES for the present Small !( .0 , ht,,,,7\114,0 Pickets, are on Sat utlite Office of it *,,i 1 ... ", 1., 411 d co. Stock-I.lro,:ers, No. 98, Floral ie 9 :if t ,7 Ti c i gq :_, t xchanist, London. 414 et tiii he ~ 1 , 4 ; 4 4 11 v i ,,, , lii this Lottery will be sena tly drawn iott , 9, 0( 7: ,by which purpose Government has granted 0 1 i , -.tawny, •• the ...i,i.viz., bO, . , av 1 ith and 18th of February. ()/11.• At I ASIly and r , o, , ~,i.ti„,,111,1,1, Co. Stock Brokers, acquaint ii P. : 41 , 1v 1:1 ; : 914t the SIXTY. 1 .0171-:,ll„Yliegins Draw- jlt!''', 150 4kY, and tinishes on the fallowing c 4 , ,jtErri arid SITAR ' '' , '„ f ,"': the l owrit , ES are selling. by HORNSBY and ro , r..„,..01tice, Jirice . *, at their ()Id Established State ( ,f lii i t : Ch„,,,: s "t a ufiiith i ll. i . !t ip ' rcilki er t ,,, to ,' "" ' , ''-iii. at Pa,rtiteen Guineas intitling ~ r j . , I the Capital Priees, from 301. to' 24,000 d. tie' " 5 • ---....._ irm 'i c, RYToN t . , ------------. ''' ' -'7 7 -"" t koi iip ) rtgliii, and is, 1()(g -Uiteli(r:l' `e itr • • ).-3treet, I-laymartet, i ' -111 ' lrrS tile tat ' ot s lin t s4 . l i tublit, .to the s attention of his: Friends and 7 1) ,. 1 711, ;,,,,i 1811, of the SNIALL LOTTERY t1i ,,,„ i iekt‘ c ~ of THIS IstoNiTil which,with 10 /4 0 ,„,, 1, entitle Prizeg of ' ' li 1 .. "' L o' ... 2 1y )0 .5, .00 1. . • moo -14.1,000 11. L. 300 le xt , r , 6tr. &t , 5,00 I 200 f:ti ts ' 41 14 MI ‘kl•••:• - `Ne• :µ,• •. 5541 , 54 a2..70:1. wil l eto iw a , re op late at EYTON'S Lurk)? '` ". Eit,l,,tl-'„‘ ti'itltcrlLatiltioutii't't 1:". ' 1445 t L ' " ' °°° ... All th e e. pit.ttl„ f,... (4 , 11 Y 'l7wo L. 6000 Prize?, ItLpilluatiri lees in Prizes , ' t ' n ' 4 .'J,000 to L. 500, in 1 57. i , iii.d 'old to t' . the Last Lottery were - ~: ..... c. 11. : 1, '','..K.Ve • - ----...l,________ :i• - , - Nix 'VI rot! 'lt t 'ri l ' 3 in th • ~ ~44 theSbil:l,-I,I2OIINIJS, w,eisilSa'o%titir''?nttSeir,vt'e3enrSrlizxe- ' l 44.l4 , iz, and im 4t4l)l ishedollices of CARitt)l. 4llli titi , ittt 1,, , 1.. c, ,Oxford -sir,, London. ' • ..,.. / . 4t„, 4 ,NZIIii ttlp1 1 , 1 11 1 1 1 ) „, co. ) Feturri their gro.tertil f,ti t k t ,th e 5.m. ,, p,c.,,,f..r.spast Faviinri, aiid solicit, their 1111 ,4 ~ t, 6 4,..1 iu 1 rEBY of Drily 7,000 Tickets, i ciiifoirmiclir.iiii‘rtf frora.the Wileel,on the 171.11 of sans 4.., 4t e j - , Zy, ~ .10 contains Prizes of - .4 10 non -, 5 ,Quo ' ? i,oot) ' j ~ t) ;d , 1,000 " too . .....- -...,,' i 4 ..,.. ON tt p ~. &C. Ike. &e. •---.......1 %-•-etintry, Pest-paid duly tt.e. dell ~ i (: , , 1 ;, , -;;;... T .,.._ ; ______,.......... L 4 . 9 to. 11 „. ~,,,„„,,,x,„ „E„ N„,..„. 1t1.,,;,, f) irk-'1,,,N, ('-';O(,)DLUCK, and Co. Con - id , -} ,-!). , ;1 1 -'10 1 ,, i tt t l.'rY, r.sp,,etfrilly acquaint the Pah- ,, : ii,,, u) : )4,v . „, , rriqty will commence drawin 01' ' " 4', ' `I": 'nil of PETIRJJAIIY a d fin' I t he n IS I c, i 1 . l'lrt , pti , , hCIIEI,IE CONTAINF. „lit , i . , !, ;:::::::. , of ....... • ..... 420,004 ro d ~, ~., ~.. ................... 10.000 7 ...... ... . .............. 6,00 j • • • . ~.. , 4 ' • ........... . .2,000' rt' , i ......* ................... 1,000 0 i t, ~,,„) . I, i ; : t •., . , ........ . ~. , • ,00 c ii" .p t I 'll ?.10 1)1 ,. e, ”`l'riztO front 80t1. to 161. t r i ft 'Jr RAWING,--NO CLASSES. ~Oi Ail No, ..........—.:— r 1' 44 4 4 1 `,'' 00:0DLI' ' ' '' I . .:,,iiiher- hal i\itt s , if i(. , and Co. are - Selling ~ s , , k , -, •;era er of , in x ariely of Numbers, at 'their , • bi tt -114 1 ,,, , ~,- „ nanii-buildili, Carultill, and facing, . ~,! li i ~!,(I,lmt. t i ., : naring-erovi, Irbere in the I,ottert 41 titre sl u it 'auti;try, they Sold Six Capitol Prizes in if ' \,.„, ( „Iti:, 1 1 ;:e r' Sr in the L'ateries 'dtawn last Year, h ~. _..01, 0, Prizes, including One of £20,000, and q'' • ... V J(4,•i3.7,-----..,.........._ ' 1: . —... . 0 L ,11 i:11 1 110E OF. I.IO'.ITERY SHARES. ~ii' 4401 41 ,• . it ti ll()Lp , N, -8,. : cORNII4LL; sold the ' i t j!, th• Na 51 (4 Isio• 7731, the last drawn Prize of j... r 1i ,,,, tit ,,,, '? 10001. both in Shares, and paid on o r '..X,t.4 4.1 , " 4(.l•faTii pitrticipatintc in' every other Prize t I,)Na t . '. 0 1 i.- 1 . 1',4 1 h ° 444 I Wltr t h ..,,,,,, it,,.. )14• , eouwrity mohlTs. Twozs. t,, NA, 'l • „ Kin. t ,, i i :14 1 . ,•,, „ . L i Sixteenth and Regis_ ' ii , 4 4i t, , '`, 9 0 tering . ,C 1 11 , 0 y s t ',1.,,'' . . ;,.;` • "“ 0 Eightit }f ,,, 4 1,, ~ „. 4 1 6 6 Quarter . . - alO 6 4. -4 4 4,, '.• 11 11 0 Half 11 14 6 , ie... -. . . • •••ut ttie-,, with equal Chance, as at any Office ,i;k 4 1 , ,,,, 1, :iv,, op . ~.. in EngLiiol... t o; ~ 1 ;44. " ii, ve 41: 71124enntli and Registering 2s. od. tef: P,, Yu', * l ive o n u 4 c , l - I ,ghth ditto. Os, od, / 44 I I i c i a i i , tv,,,,,„ . _ ,ilafter ditto. its. thl. ditto. as. ad. p i . ii, t, : , Nji l l t i b t : ti s (44:4. iliii't'lltie Country inclosingll'aitt-notes, of Et;. 0 1, I tI E i the above Reduced Terms, by return - ' 1451 ER 1 Y DRAWS NE...vr WEI)NFADAY. i t) . L, i N it, , t , ..0i i' ; ,;il , ly alr. tA lit AND FOGcy 1, E N.' '" ------ 11 --- et . 4 t..1 1 1: t t' i 1 , ( T 54 . ,( 7 1 • 0, , t. th o °, ; se , silifliti)diledi, 1 1 7 4 w G i with It 0 1 A I u E ST I . M A S . .1, • 111'5 . 1 u 01 BR, P. ATIIING II- aud it ' - 1 11(11ti ri gli l al Prder . re1i , k,„,,,,, , :i10 t)01) a, ‘ ORAL BALSAM of i „1104 ,, ,,,,ce i .et;eta! hai , fur neriTg:iiiiwtePtitryet,4reaatio.n' from that tn9llsti the ) ,1 ° J,. 4 1 ,1!r.4!5derit,) for the currbe ol?ttTeendbotivlee '' l , 1 ;, c ies lic ,, i re, , p ert : th r e wlcliy of this may be ertainsil at 1 ty t4ii , iiel I owiil in the rit Medicine tithe prim i.. --: ;94,4:Lallt:tary 01.6-tstonfp.Unite.d Kingdorri. The pop u u- - A N r. , ar s i ! t. ur k IN vi 'lsis invaluable Medicine needs h iii,,, ? 4 , a ~,,„ Rues • the extensive. demand proves ...,, i , .ti c vo ,, 1 1 —oc m,....,"... , n t . #; 141 4 ; , 1vo i tt ii t l a i) cas e t , o ` t ;' , : c lu t i t. to give Immediate relief. 4 I ~ thlittitit,4tos. y:itt. made at t';;Ceikiach.bottle is enclosed in 1, v . iitt e ;, , , , ,, , tt ~..,h.,,,, which it oananntltwtm'ust'' Imild"i t''-11,4,1-ci),„firtssie ant 5. and zs. ,a. each be tnuinti. Solt Ityr:titt,ifs.6lwtil Newhe t y l t , l „ l ls ' r ili eeY . • and Su.ttnn; Pow 1, 4 ;I L b o „, , I.i yard ; 1, 1 , in F. ' ool , 113 w and lidwards 11 4 7. f 4 tee t , et -inak et . • v ' l l'• 2 , Long-lane * 1 inlitio.'2, l 't 1 , . r,,-°. SY. lia,k._ . it • 111i1t1...- .. i Ray. - s u- D sz - , E B (I 1813. By Ills ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE REGENT'S LErrEM4'PATENT. "WARM and COLD SANATIVE BATHS, .7 particularly. calculated and rscoinniendcd fur' the use of HOSPITALS, HOTELS, and private FAMILIES', in Torn and Country, they may he fixed in Oressing-ronins,, or any Other sitii;ll i tu, and can he heated when required, with' facility and qnickness unciatulleled in aty•thing of the kimi before produced to the inthlic. May be seen in use, and err inattawitni t , d only by . the Patentees, - ARMSTRONG, FOLKA.II.I), 'HOWETT, - Great Queeu-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Aft extensive nod fashionable assortinent of Registers and Stove GraliN, in Steel, Bronze, twirl Japan; Imperial Air and Descendin; Fine St , ii es, for warming Churches, 'HAW, Qreen , houser., and Buildings; Moo au laprovcd A t ip.untn., whit ft witi 4144:41, 13 - 011,; I.l:iite, stud. Steovi, by one smolt fire. N.11..8e11-husiging on the newest principle. LADIF.'!s BEAUTIFUL. NEWLY4NVENTED ORE:AAN :AND. SPANISH LONG' STAYS. 'MARSTON and, Cu,_most, respectfully invite . those .tidies who are cations in the choke of Stays, to their' Repository, No. 25, HOLVWELL - STREET, STRAND, where they will feel happy in shoving - them an extensive and -pleasing variety, of Abe •best materials, and prevailing, patterns, W. MARSTON having tiad the management of ti highly re spectable concern in London; for upwards of ti 'years, sane taoned and I,..actiuraged by swine of the first families of dis tinction, flatters himself ,he will he found competent to an -swer the expectatiQns of the fashionable rvorid, as no effort or esp•mse shall he wanting to produce the best Articles at a moderate Price. • An ,impartial investigation will convince. Ladies of the su periority of his Stays, aud induce them to become purchasers. Patent Corsets, of a superior quality and exquisite work; manship, 'of all prices; handsome long .and lowered Shape Yitsys, from 7s. t 0,205.; strong coloured Corsets, foot ss. to ; great, variety of Children's Stays„ from ss. 6d. to 7s. 6d• with every other description of Stays, in the first style of fashion, equally cheap, Ladies iturchasing two pair of one, size, will have, them at . the wholesale price. Orderi executed -in Town and - Country , on the shortest notice.. . • Conver.ictit Ropitis to try on. No conn'ection with the opposite house._ TO THE FACULTY. ITO B 1 DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Genteel Situatiqn, at Bourn, in the County .L 61 Lincoln, where the Professions of SURGEON, APOTHECARY, a nd Niiii l / 4 i-'.9.IDWIFFy have been very ex teusiycly, practised for more than thirty years past; some time by the late Mr. Stewart, and ufterivards by suece,, , sor, M. 'John Richardson, now lately deteased. Thosituation cansists of a COPYHOLD M F.,•SSIT ,I.GE in in, the West Street, inTiourn, aforesaid . ; containing a Dining and Drawing4oons, convenient Kiteltina,' Pantries, lire. with good Bed-chambers and Garrets, and a Garden MO Shrub eryorranged with taste, in view from the Dining and Draw ing-room windna. In the Yard neaCthe Dwelling are a range of new-erected Buildings, comprising an exceedingly good Surgeon's Shop, with a good-sized Room communicating therewith, used as a Surgery ; a Store-room, Larder, - Cellers, Brewhouse, and ,a large Granary cad Servant's Sleeping-room over them. Also a; complete four-stall Stablei. Codeli4muse, Buot-house, a Poultry, and othiir small °dices, lorinerly the _Residence vet. Mrs. Stewart, and lately of the said John Itichardoon. The PiTalises atarbe entered opon hmOdiately, and the Yorniture, late of the deemed, which is neat and modern, may he 'taken by the Purchaser at an appraiseitit, if wanted. Amide time will be given for the completion of the pur. cluya, For Pribe and further Particulars inquire of Mr.' Thorpe, Merchant, at Bonn), aforesaid ; of Messrs, Cheales Forhes L Solicitors Sleaford; or of Messrs :Lambert and Sous', No. 7, Bettitrd4Ow; bonaon, Sleafotti, :id, Feb. 1613. ' . . .SD, and GREY IT AIR, 1 . " FIT 1314)WS tte. changed to a fine dark brown or black, by COLL'ErS CI IF.NIICALCREAM, the only'article iGild that will satisfactorily answer the purp ose, aril is de* re s idedly superior to all others, by. its e . n u : desired effect by one application] and is so perfectly ele.n it cannot soil the skin or the finest linen, consequently can be applied to the rye-brows and whiskers with the greatest success ; the hair rosy be dressed immediately after, as neither hot irons or soap auclwater will the least alter the giren.colour. Sold in bottles 'for the Hair, at 11. 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He is well-known at all the Offces." kie. had formerly fierved some )'ears on, board, the Hulls, and returned about ten y6ars since. :kbout fear years v.tp he was capitally comicted at th,:. Old Bailey, aid ordered tc, be.transportedfur tmtaft errvar his escape. ' • : 1,5 0 0t twelve months .after this conviction he eras a;ipre. bended at Stocixport, aid tried and convicted at Cbcstvr A .- sisc..s for this,Es4ltive, and sent.back to the Hulks, but Eigain escaped. He afterwards robbed - the Paisley Union Bank, awl inune diately procetitod to •London by way of Edinburgh, in Post Chaises ; and in two, or three days after his arrival, was Ip prehended in Surrey, and tried and coiwieted at Kingston Lvtit. As,i4es, 1811, for being, at large, and was sentto the Unlks. 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