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- . . .... -. "s7' • k...,. . t y . .., • ~,,,,..„,,...„..„. .„ ,„..x,.....: ._ ...1. ~..., .. T ... , . f ,......,. 4. . n . . 1 ,,,,.........:,:._ 0.--.-414 ....... p / fe e‘w vi p tr , 1 s - ,7 ,.. ),, ,...,.., ,, : i ... „ .... „ ,:;,.... „. , 47-0 , Ii ' - * .- •-•.; - . 1 1 4 -- *. :P •*;:...''::: ~,:i •: ' : \ , ...,9-•-,-._.-4,4, i 1: ' ‘,,!,,L.,,i) -I • '.. -,l's , s, , , ° .., . - . . . I `: XtIvIBER 44091 FRIDA Y, WARY g, 1807. [PR[C SIXPEN(.Bi• -0 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. °THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 9, 1807, will be performed THE CABINET. Prince Orlando; Mr. I3RAHAM ; , Marquis Dc Grand Chateau, Mr. MA THE WS ; Lorena,o, G LB dO N; Wnimsiculo, Mr. BANNISTER ; Peter,. Mr. DOWTON • Constantia, Mrs. H. SIDUNS ; Curiosa, Mrs.,HARLO.WE ; Floretta, Signora STORACE. After which will be' produced (t ith time) a new Comic Pantomime, called THE ENCHANTERS ; Or, HARLEQUIN SULTAUN. Mi,snar (Harlequin Suitaun), Mr. HARTLAND ; tioram (the Vizier), Mr. COOKE ; Urchin (the Clown), Mr. MONTGOMERY; Macoma (the Good Genii), Mrs. MATHEWS; Princess Hemjuna ( Columbine ), Mrs. SHARP. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s,—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price zs. "'Gallery zs: Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price 6d.—No Money to , be returned. • . .K.us s ac e Ples for the Boxes to be taken at the Boa - office , in L.rttle street. The Doors to be opened at Half.nast Five, :tad begin at l iall-past To-znorre•v; • The 'rovok'd Husband ; with The En chatiteri; or, Harlequin Sultaun. The new Opera of False Alarms; or, My Cousin, is un avoidably postponed till Monday next. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T OLMORTIONV EVENING, January 10, 1607, perwrmed THE TEMPEST; • Or THE *ENCHANTED ISLAND. Yo which will be added, for the Wit time, a new Pan: tornirne, called HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Oir, THE GOLDEN EGG. The Scenes,• Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new: The Overturt and Music composed by Mr. Ware. The Pantomime produced under the. Direaion of Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. Bolo gn a, j t % Th e Scenery by friestsrs. Phillips, Whitmore, Hollogao 4 Greaves, Hodgings, and their Assistants. Principal Charatlers Mother Goo s e, Mr. SIMMONS; Bolin : afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. BO:. LOG NA,, jun. Avary, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwar4s Zany, Mr. G K I MALDI Oddfish, Mr. MENAGE; Cabiln-Boy (with a Song), Master S MAL LEY i y Columbine, Miss SEARLE.. • _ t toxes 6t., Second Price 35.-Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 25. al lerY as. • Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. .Second price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Bet-office, in Hart- Street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at tlalf-past Six. 9n Mond a y , The Revenge, being the only night it can be acted this Season; with the ne* Pantomitne. On Tuesday , Tht Birth-Day ; with Arbitration ; or, Wive 114 4 Easy. A CAPTAIN DRAGOON GUARDS, in England, wishv..s to Exchange to INFANTRY, ci. Sher a Regiment of the Line, or garricon Battalion. "°Hatters, dill appli t y Al=srs. Rzwltes. MOSIACY, and Piccay. '4 l -11ION LIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Ud LONDON I stablished 'Bei', 'for Insatrance from Fire, threughout Great Britain and Ireland, anti in Foreign Countries ; for the In surance of Lives ; and for the granting of Anuuities. C‘iPITAL. I -ONF. MILLION. THE MR :,'CTOItS beg to remind Persons whose- Policies expire at'Christmas, that their Paymcatt. thould b e made within fifteen days from that period, at the Company's House. in 'Chaoge.alley, Cornhill ; or to some One 01 rhe Company i s Residents in the Country. Among other advatitagetr, it will appear by the .Coitipatiy's Proposals, that no chargo is niade for Policies'or hawse- Thents ; that a large wad 'unprecedented commission is al lowed on Insurances on Lives ; that Life Lusurances arc not attended with Admission Fees, nor with any responSibility on the part of the person insuring top - lake good the loSses of others ; and that a considerable Deduction is made on the Premiums of tire lnsuraitees out of London, whether ef *acd at the Company's pfincipal Office, or with any of ifs Country Residents. Attendance, daily„ from Nine till pour. By Order mr. the Board of Diredors, WARNER FM PPS, Secretary.. December lc, ISc6. FREEHOLD ESTATE. On the Borders of , fluntiitgdonshirc and Iledfords!iire. TO BE SOLD - By AUCTION, On Thursday the 29th Day of January, 1807,• at the Cock Inn, in F:aton, in the County of Bedford, ' A. FIIEEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parishes of Great Houghton, in tile County of Huntingdon, and to n Soutn, in the County oi'Bedford, codtaiiiitv - , about 6o Acres of Arable and AleadOw Laud , in' the Occupation of Mr. Charles Banks, who will spew the Premises. Possession may he had at Lady Day next, and further par-, ocular s at the Offices of Mes.irs. Yorke and, Sherard, in t ) undle or Thrapston. LEICESTERSHIRE. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, , By Mr. OWSTON, EY Order of the Assignees of Robert Abney, a Bankrupt, at th e Queen's Head Inn, in A .11..hy.:1c-la. Zou,:h, in the county of Leicester, on Monda‘, the izth clay of January i nstant, at Eleven o'clock in till.. Forenoon, in Lots, and subject to such Conditions as will then be produced, A FtEEHOLD MESSUAGE, with the Out ' - I-, buildings and Malt ()aloes thlreto adjoining ; and also 2'vu Closes of Land, and a small Phmation or Shrubbery, si-' " l ate in Ashby-cie.la-Zouch, containing about - io Acres. Ah A lso the Lite Esate f Elizaeth, the Wie•of aid Robert 0 -ne Y,. of and hs a t capi o tal Man b sion Elouse, f with s convenient "-offices, Garden, and other Appurtenances, and about 61 Acres of excellent arable, meadow, mud pasture Land, in a Pod state of cultivation, situate in Asi tby-de- la-Zouch. Also the Lite Estate of the said Rob. Abney, of and in a V ery valu a bl e E state, s i tuate i n Heather, in. t h e C ounty o f eicester, compr i sing a F arm-house an d O ut- b u ildi ngs, six ti -:o ttages, and about ztz Acres of exceediing good arable, mea , and pasture La n d, in a hi g h s t a t e o f c u lti v ation. A n d t , so of and in three Closes of Land, contarming about !3 Acres, L ittate at Higham-on-the-Hill,.in the sLtid County. 1 , ItAlso Two Shares of sol. each, secured on the Tolls aris. from the Turnpike Road leading frotti,Sawley, in Notting tB hire to Tamworth. in Warwickshire. r,uno ?• 1 s „dine Shares inAshby-de--Zouch Canal Nvi. " and Security for t he 3001. up on the la Toils arising from the Also an Annuity of 501. for the Life of the said Mrs. 1 1 :briey. k.Also another Annuity of 201. for the jott• Lives o f the said "wtf, jaind Mrs. Abney, and the Life of tie riurvivor them. sted Particulars, describing each Lilt, may be had of. end !,)%rtois, Leicest er; the Inns at As Isby-de-la.Z ou ch, Estar Joining Towns teY Solicitor in Ashby -de-la-Zotich,will direa the be Shewn' at whose °like Plan 6 may. be seen and .rs had • rartictiLir- • h; w i ll al : , and such further infOarnatio* as may be desir. street, ') Ro j • a be riven by Mr. An g land,Zoli:;itor, in Old Exchange, Loodu.u. STATE LOTTERY. 2 . Prizes of . ,C30,c00 2 • • • •-• 20,000 2 • . • 10,000 3 . 5,000 &c. Arc. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. i No. 93, Royal 1 Exchange, London, are now selling TI ETS and SHARES for the STATE LOTTERY Which begins Draw ing the 13th of January, 1807, the Schenteof which contains the above Capitals, besides the usual proportion, of other Prizes In ,the late Lottery, No. 9,iso, a Prize or Zoosol. and No. 19;04, a to,oool. were both sold in Shares by HA= ZARD, BORNE and Co. *** Correspondents accompanying their Oiders with Re mittkulces, will be treated on the same Terms a's if piesent. .Letters ;post-paid) duly austvered„ Tliisnay was published, In One Volume, Royal inn°. price 4s. in boatdi, • A New Edition of NEW COLLECTION of ENIGMAS, CHA.- IRA D•ES, TRANSPQSI i IONS; &c. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and - Ormq ; Paternos ter:ron!..z and I Carpenter, New Bond-street: 'THE STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY SIMPLIFIED. ' This Day was Published, Price 3s. each, with the full Allowance to Schools, THE GEOGRAPHICAL COPY-BOOK, Part I. 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This Day was published, Price I-lalf-a-Crown, to be continued Monthly, forming Twn • Volumes, at the Joss .anntial - Expence of Thirty Shil- MHE OXFORD REVIEW ; or, LITERARY CENSOR., for lattniiry Containing Analyses, Criticisms, and Opinion 3, of New Books, English and Fe. reign, written • .gy MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. The Contents of this First Number wilt best bespeak the Variety, the Completeness; the Novelty, and the. Prompti tude, which it is intended .shall supereminently characterize this new Critical . lournal. CO NTENI TILEOLOGY. • Van Mildert's Boylcan Let:. tures. Vaughan's Address Chateaubriand's Demonstra• Lion Cambridge's Charge Burgess's Posthumous Ser- mons Proud's Unitarian Doarine retuted Cox's Address to Dissenters JURT.sritUtnNCE. Laws on Civil Actions Abridgment of Nisi l'rius .Plowcien's Law of Tythings 'S of No. I. 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THE *RAMA. lois et des Francois en Italie The Vindicdive Alan 1 Lettres stir le Valais, &c. CLRMANY. StatistischenUmriss tier Slim mt lichen EuropiischenStaa. ten MEDICAL SCHOOL 0 . 1; GUY's HOSPITAL. THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES will commence the beginning of February, viz. PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. BAfIINCTON and Dr. CURRY. • • CHEMISTRY, by Dr. BABINGTON and Mr. AL= LEN. EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. by Mr. ALLEN. THEORY of MEDICINE, and MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. CURRY. Y MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, by Dr. HAtCHTON. 'PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL -CECO -I•Tomy, by Dr. HAIGHTON. :STRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH, by Mr. FOX. N.B. These several Leaures are so arranged, ,that no two of thern interfere in the hours of attendance; and the whole, together 'With the Leaures on Anatomy, and those on the Principles and Praaice of Surgery, gi'ven at the Theatre of Sr. Thomas's HOsPital adjoining, is calculated to form a complete Course of Medical and Chifurgical Instruttions. Terms and other particulars may - be learnt front Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy'Sliospital. TWENTY THOCSAND POUNDS for the FIRS:'- ukAWN TICK LT. r rHE 13th of this Month the NEW I'l'Aft's LOTTERY begins Draiving: 2 Prizes of ,C3a,r)oo are 4760,e00 2 20,000 - 40 , 000 . 10,000 , 7 - 20,000 3 - - 50,00 - - 7 _ is, c , - . a loop soy Soso 4 °oo 20 - - - - lno 7 to o 40 - - SO - . 2000 5 100 "" - • a 20 z 5,000 Tickets . 1 59 ,C ? (53 Catkrtals NterminaWe : First-drawn Ticket, cat Day - 20,0ci0 Ditto - Day - - 'coo° Ditto • t h Day - 39,000 Ditto - . - Last Day - - 5,000 Interesting ueitions Is thee any other possible mode 4 'which I may gain front a.stake of TArenty-Six. Shillings only (the price of a Sixteenth Share in the abbid 'great Scheme) he'arly. Tivo Thousand Pounds ? Have I no ambition to make my fortune by a. made pt ad venture, where the Toss is trifling, but the gain may be great ? TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country. NEw YEAR'S LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING ON TttE THIRTEENTH OF THIS moNni. A GRAND AND RICH SCHEME. t Prima - C3oioryo' 3 I r rizes of •i - - - - zo,ooo ; . 2 ... . - ~ 10,000 8 - &c. &C. CARROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxford-street; near Rathbone-place. —Tickets and Shares arc selling in great Variety of Numbers at theit OLBee, where, in the last November Lottery, the TiO..et.t.io_ tz, 103, a P rize of to,oobl. was sold in sixteen S/xteetiths:. likewise the Ticket, No. 6o;1, a Prize of cool was sold in one Quarter ; two Eighths, and — Eight Sixteenths ; and numerous Capital Prizes in fortder Lotteries to a great amount. The present , Scheme claims particular attention ; the few numb , n. of Tictsets, and the rich Ust of Capitals, give it a decided pretemace over 41 tbrnieeSchenies. Correlioncients, and all bloiiiess relative. to the Lottery, Will be piiid particular Attention to. .ICB. All Latera must he post-paid. - - 5000 - 100, Soo PRIZES in the present Lot- PRiZ ES recent! y , S hared and tery, which begins I , ra w- Soln at the understated M ing xExT TUISDAY ; fires; ,C 30,000 No. 3944 - - L . 2.0,00 3 - ,000 2 9. . 6 7 • - 20,0.0 zoor , o .- . 5•7 0 5 - - 20,0r , 0 2.),Ar0 12,660 - , 20,000 10;000 4.70 - - to,ooc, 30,000 7121 - - 10,00, SOOO 266 t - - 1 o,Goo sOOO 1 345 - .. 5,00 SOOO 3"4.3.3 - ' - 5 000 tOOO 2,i , 2+4S ".- - 5000 I :CO 18,. Oa - - 5000 1000 36,03. .., - 5000 too° - 9 7 67 - - . st-ceo 1000 , I 1 9,4 08 - - 3.0 0 _ . ..&c. &c. . &c. &c. 'TIM M'S and SH ARES are on sale at HODGES . .1 and CO 's, Strict-Brokers, Cornhill, 'Oxford.streLt, and St. Jamet's=street ; isticte , 11 Prizes - are paid. on dz.. viand. STATE LOTT E kV. 2 PtiLe's of • 30,000 2 - - 20,0;Da - 2 - to,ooo 3 sOOO 5 - loco •sZio &c. &c. First-drawn Ticket, zooool. CIVIFT and Co: No. Poultry, and No. 12, Charing-cross, by whom the - First-drawn Ticket in the last Lottery, entitled to to,ocol.was sold in Shares, have also sold, amongst many others, the following (all First drawn Tickets) in the few preceding Lotteries, viz. No. 6,9 , 4 - 'zo,ooo .No. 9362. - ,Cro,oao No. 71;7 - - - k fO,OOO Srcq - 10,003 I. 20,9;2 • - - The TICKETS and SHARES of the present Lottery are selling at the above Offices, in great variety. Begins Draw. ing the 13th January, t,Se7. No. 4, CORN HILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. Tr'. DISH entreats the Public to pe'ruse the Scheme of the present Lottery t it will be found to-contain the usual number of Capital Prizes, with the acidition,of 2 Prizes of 30,0001. The last Prize of 30,0c01. ever drawn, was sold at his Offices, in Shares, where z l'rize of 20,0301. 2 Prizes of soya. and z Prizes of coca. were sold in Shares in the last Lottery, making 20 Capital Prizes sold by him in the pre sent year. Tickets and Shares are selling at the abOve Offices, in great variety, and th a Public will please to notice, that no Private Lottery will be'dscided by the present, which begins Drawing the 13th lanuary. rassawr PAIGE. Ticket - • ‘ l 9 16 s. Half - - iol. 2s. od. Eighth . 21. xis. 6d. Quarter - $l. 2s. od. Sixteenth . 11. 6s. od. *.** Persons in the Country may be supplied by sending up Post Office Orders, Cash, or Bank Notes, either by Post or Coach. Dimond's Adrian and Orrila I La Columbi.Wssare Hook's Tekeli Tableau Sylioptique des Mi. NOVELS AND ROMANCES. nereau% Lewis's Feudal Tynuits Des Rapports de is Medicine Armstrong's Anglu-Saxons avec la POlitique POETR Y. Voyage en Italic ct en Sicile, Scott's Ballads I arc. • Oxfor4; Prifited and published by Slatter . - and Mu'nday, High-street ; sold by 1. 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This Day was published, in One Volume, igme. price 35.64. bound, rrHE CHILD's MONITOR; or, PARENTAL 1 INSTRUCTION ; in Five Farts t containing a great. variety of Progressive Lessons, adapted to the comprelicnsioti ,of Children, and calculated to instruct them in keautng, in the Use of . Stops, in Spelling, and in dividing Words into proper Syllables ; and at the same time to give them some know_. ledge of Natural History, of the Scriptures, and of several other sublime and important subjedts. By JOHN HORNSEY, Author of A Short Grammar o f the- English Language, aftd An Introduction to Arithmetic, Printed for Longman,. Hurst, ReeS, and Orme, Paternos. ter-row; and Wilson and SPence, York. 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This Day was published, A New Edition, on a- fine Wove Paper, with Fourt,:en Maps, price 12S. hoards, THE, UNIVERSAL ,GAZETTEER; being a concise Description, alphabetically arranged, of the Nations, Kingdoms, States, Towns, Empires, Province s , Cities, Oceans, Seas. .harbours, Rivers; Lakes, Clll.llb, Alountains, Capes, &e. in the known World; the Govern ment, tvltitiners, and Religion of the Inhabitants, with the Extent; Boundaries,' and Natural ProduCtions, klanufaclume and Curiosities, of the cliff:rent Countries. Containing see : Vera] Thousand Places not to be thee with in any similar Ga tetteer. • By JOHN WALKER. Revised, considerably enlarged, and improved, By ARTHUR KERSHAW.' Printed for Iphnson, W. J. and i. Richardsan, Otrldgit uad Son, J. Walker, R. Faultier, Vernor, Hood, and. Sharpe, Ogilvy and Soii, R. 'Lea, It D. Symonds, Cutliell and M.:- tin, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Darton and Harvey, G. Kearsley, Lackinoon, Allen, and Cu. 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Sold by every Me. dicine Vender in the United Kingdom. The t:enuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Nairn: of R. joluistoryinserted on it. To the PROPRIETOR of Dr. BRODUM's' I3OTANI CAL SYRUP and DAFFY's ELIXIR VAKEHUUSL, SALISBURY-SQUARE. • . , SIR,• CONSIDERING it a Duty incumbent on me t o make known the benefit I have received from your in valuable Medicine, I here give a statement, woich )ou have my permission to pubtish.—Abbut thr_ years since I was .at Port Koval, Jamaica, and there contracted a certain Disorder, which, through shame, I . concealed until such time as it was but too apparent to all my friends. I ttien ap. plied to a Medical Gentleman, who ordered me Mercury-un til I was salivated; but-finding no benefit front it, returned to England on board the. Ship c anny, or which. 1 was past Owner.. On my arrival I :applied to an eininent Surgeon, Under whose hands 1 remained near a year. finding my strength so much. exhausted by takiug Mercury, and that the Disorder had gained.ground; 1 went into, the Country to . um. Brother, whd adVised me 'to go into the Lack Hospital. I dirfai, -and in a little more than - three mois.ths I w,:s dis.' charged as cured. Two months atter this, the Disorder broke out with redoubled violence: wasthen :it elynn,atlrDOCk. A friend advised•Me to try your truly valuable .13 , rtant,..at Sy rup ; four Bottles of Aiiieit perfectly cured me; and altlibit,X it was upwards of twelve months s i e, I have not ILO any symptom of relapse, taut now, thaiik (kid, 1 am as south A Irian as ever I l was iil:lllYditc % , and ant, sir, v,ith thanks, , . Youraviticzoetikent Servant, . • 104 N Bethnal-Green, Align;t zt, AO6. -, • Any one :who' ttiay.want tArther info' matiog of This surprising Cure,-by . atftiressing itainc: to 'tile, shall ilalVe CV.:II 54:1SrAztion in illy p . oWer. *** To prevent itnr:.:osition, observe Dr..Broduni' engraved om the Stain, to !mimic Nylnch is teiGnx„ .. a.