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Price in boards, 7.,1. 16s._ ' 'ANNEW—EDITION of 1 ' - r HE WORKS of the Right Hon. EDMU N D • 3 BURKE. Printed for F. and C. Rivirii:ton,. No. 62., St.'. Paul's Church-yard ; sol,i -aiso•by 1. Hatchard, Piccadilly, • N. B. A Fo;!rth Voinine,:to comPletellwl2narto Edition. is in the Press. ; 2tnd will shtr . tly be published, • -;,..---..... SCHEME. Value of each. Z. 20,000 No; of Prizes. Total Value. Z. 50,000 to,oco 5,000 2,000 40,000 Uoioo THEATKL_ROvA . 1. /•11L, 'IG AR DEN. To:MORROW :EVENING, Jan. - 23; -rBoz, - • • will he.peiforrilett, ,CHAINS OF THE HEART ; - 04 THE SLAVE BY CHOICE. 1,000 500 100 5° IS 10,000 10,000 6,000 S,c©o 5,000 324;c00 FOR THE USE OF 14511 LIES AND SCHOOLS. This Day was published, Neatly printed.in One large Vol. Duodecimo, Price in boards 4s. 6d. THE HISTORY of the and DEATH of our BLESS.ED'SAVIOUR. By Mrs. CATHARINE D'ffst . l.B". . The Second. Edition, with a R.,cmmentistory Advertise. went, by the Rev. William Gilpin, M.A A . Paul's Printed - for F. and C. I.ivi n gton, No'.- 6z, . Church-yard ; sold also by J. kiatchard, in.Piccaditiv, 100 S,OOO MOORS Mr. BRAWKMi • Mr-. WADDY - Mr...BEVERLY. KIN G, Mr. ATKINS, and Mr,.MUNI)EIS. Miss DIXON, Miss WHEATLY, • Miss SIMS, Miss HOWELLS, And. Signora sTpRAcE, EUROPMANS. Mr.•FAWCETT; Mr. , ft. Irw HILL, Mr. KLANERT, = My.. CORY, .Nlr. CLAREMONT, . And Mr. 10 HNSTON E Miss WATERS, and Miss 'MURRAY. • 60,0c)0 Tickets. £.500,000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE.. First-drawn Ticket, 4 isth Day, ,C.i0,000 Ditto, 2rst Day,. • 10,000 Ditto, 32d Day, 20,000 • Ditto, 40th Day, I,oo* TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. • - PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - - .16 It o Half: ' 8 I o Eighth - 23 0 Quarter 4$ 6 Sixteenth i r 6 in• the Country wishing to have Titi:ets or Shares, may Ix supplied by sending good Bills at short dates, Post Office - Orders, 'Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Lictiised Lottery Office. The Price of Tickets ,and Shares will rise consider abry before .the:Drawing. • Prizes paid in Sterling Money. This Day was published, In Imperial. Quarto, Price tcs. or tl. its. 6d. coloured, - Doßm. Arcs of PRIZE. CATTLE nmi SOUTH 11 DOWN SHEEP ; together with the Proceedings of the Sussex Agricultural . Society. /sy EDMUND SCOTT, Engraver to His Royal Highness the Duke of York. Printed for G. and 1. Robinson, Paternoster-row. . ~ This Day was published, • In One Vol. - Duodecimo, Price w boards 35. AN ESSAY • art FAITH, and its • Connea.l9ll _with Good Worts s. Ey el -IN ROTH E R M. ,w '(.11-loul;hton-le-St ring. . , • . A, Vew rditi4n, published by desire of the Sociesylbr mating Christian Knowledge. • Printed for F. and C. kivington, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold_also by J. Hatchard, in Piccadilly. ' Of whom maybe had, New Editions of thz undermen tioned Pieces, republished by desire of the. Society for Pro rncrting _Christian Knowledge. I. A Short and Easy Method with . the Deists ; to which is added, the Trwth of Christianity demonstrated ; by Cha. Leslie, M.A,..price.2s • - 2. The Trial of the Witnesses of the Resurrection of Jesus, price 25. f TA; IAA.I,EQUIN'*„ ATNANACK; ; • On MOndajr, AI fonsp,.ivlth Theßevievi. On Tuesday,- The. 'Merdhant of Venicei'vrith Love a-la Mode. . On Wednesday, Folly AS It Flies,_ with Hatlequin's Al raanack. On Thursday, Chains-.6f the•Heatt, ith Love a,laiMode. • Saturday the 3oth,the Theatre will not be opened. A New Comic Opera, called Tlie Cabinet, is in rehearsal. Ladies 'tnnlGentlemen who have places fof Mrs: liilling ton's Nights of .P.erforbiance, wdl, have the ,earliest - notice 'when she is pyftleiently recoverek to appear before the PLII3- _ . 'his Day was published, price as. printed on fine. medium (Marto, THE HOUSEKEEPER's ACCOMPT-BOOK, for the Ye!-Ar,,tiic,z, improved by Red Lines ruled across the Pages. Bekg an easy and complete method of keeping a correct account of every article made use of in a Family throughout the year, - on p pages, each page containing the articles of- House -keeping, and seven columns for the ex peace of every day in the week ; with the useful marketing bread, and other tables, and useful receipts. Rath : Printed for R. Cruftwel I and A. Taylor ; and sold by R. Baldwin . ,' E. NewbciV, art&Chainpante and \Vhitrow, London ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; and 411 othrr booksellers anti stationers. ' • - CAPITAS.PRIZES, TWO out of the Four ,Higheat Prizes in the • last Trish Lottery (drawn' NOvember,. t 801), were sold in Shares by SWIFT and Co. No. it, Poultry, as follows No. 8041, a Prize of 4)0091. in one Halt, one Quarter, one Eighth; and two Sixteenths. N 0.23,824, a Prize of to,oool. in one Half, and eight . Six teenth Shares. Also the Tickets No. 17,281,, a Prize of 2cool. and No. `23432, a Prize of sool. in the same Lottery, weresold at the above Office. • The ENO LISH LOTTERY begins drawing on the ist of March next... The Tickets and Stamped Shares are. on i sale, and all business of Lotteries and the Public Funds transaded by.• • ' • SWIFT and 'Co. -No. ii, Pouliry. . . IRELAND., WANTED .by the ROYAL CANAL CbM. PANV, an ENGINEER On the room of Richard tvans; Esq.- deceased) of - experierce in - Canal- inaking, 'whose talents and abilities will bear the Inost.:unquestioq able scrutiny. —Any Persou answering thisdescription, will Meet with 'compensation s u it a bl e to hi s exert i ons an d merit. Application by Letter, .or otherwise, wili.be received by the Secretary, at the Cortipany' s 1-louse, NO. 28,,,L0ver Or mond Quay, D u bli n, which will be taken into consideratiori on Monday the 15th of February next. - It is requested, that none above description ut sucllas will in every res p e d answer the • CUTIIELL AND MARTIN's CATALOGUE. This - Day was published, A CATALOGUE of BOOKS, Ancient and Mo dern, in _Medicine, Anatomy, Natural History, and Botany; including a few in the German Language. With the Addition of some Books in Astrology; Alchemy, &c. The whole of whicii are now on'Sale, for Ready-mOney, at the Prices - afthced in the Catalcigue,- By CUTHELL and MARTIN, Holborn. Speedily will be - published, their Catalogue of Books in the carious Branches of Literature. • MODERN DANCING AND SELECT ASSEMBLIES. MR.. ALLEN's PRIVATE SU BSCRIP' HON ASSEMBLIES commenced on Friday, January 1, and 'will then be continued every .F RI DAY, at .No. SHE RRA RD-ST EET, Golden-squire:—his CITY AS SEMBLIES are, as usual, every NION DA at No.• to, GREAT AYL I F F-S TR E ET, Goodnian'sfielCis. fl: I T None but Subscribets admitted.--slono but Pebple. of respedabikty can subscribe. At both Houses, Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have either learned in the old style, or not at ill, are privately taught in the most elegant manner every description of MO DERN DAN c.E, and every requisite ..tor the most fashion able Parties, by Mr. ALLEN, whose Plan of Teaching is particularly caiculated for those to whom it is an objed to acquire this Accomplishment expeditiously and in the first style. Mr. ALLEN particularly informs those who wish to re•- ceivo his Instructions, that he has entirely removed, his late Dancing Academy, in Havdon-square, to No. is, Great Ay -Iff-street, Goodman's-fields: Signed by Order, MARK KERR, Secretary Royal Canal House, Dublin, Jan. ii, 1802. 3. :1 O 9 THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in Sows Reneral, are respeelfully informed, 'll - BURGESS and to OENUINE. ESSENCE oIANCHOVIES, continues tie prepared by them in the same manner that has given su c h universal approbation for many years past. ~tong justly acquired superiority of that Article. is . Y, cofifirmed in the o pi n i on o f t h e C ountr y at l arge , ant i o f the""s resident in all parts of the. World, and having stood •- r t est et trial, -ranks it in the situation it now maintains. itcpie general utility t;ftheir Essence of Anchovies and other Sautes'fer 'Fish, ect. induces them; from the numerous b„ v c'rtiseacients ctinly:.appearing, to caution Families, &C.. sin C r es.ipsig the same, as .none. ,to be had of their Genuine, at a t 4reii'w-reliettse"al tinder." • • . ,very other Aitiele in the Oil Trade for family use, of the iality • - 7 -i ntfiiiiVierehantsi:Ca2tains of Ships; Offimrs in stippliect l ipon the ihporAgs.: ,n,esi4sa for IVi troh OU‘ AV4;t ,J.ndies, &. corn C er 'of Savoy-steps, • . Straud, London. . . TRE•I' . 13 E _LI), , • - , ERT'ETUAL_ADV o\‘' SON of a Large e r i. v - r P(i Vale:able VidAR E, with a proabil:ty of re;enti:ion sitinted n a desirable• Parr of Berkshire. ji b e ' P a rticulars . rri- . 7• I;tri known of Messrs. Kent, Cla. 446e,..irraTea • •• r White:tali , .Lonclon. - , .. ... • ... - ''•••••-•• 'PO BB SOLD BY Auc:P9rsi, • , .A. fil,ix , I 3•Y M. THOMM :StIAW ) . .1 - 0 - r - d _' '' ' ''li;e Hart Inn, in Anythill, in the County of Bed ., - ",.,rblrrsd a y t h e ,Bth. Day of February, 18oz, at Four o't- locitio the A f ( t i roo L p f s ,), -.... . ' • = ' , A_•mos+ Desiia,;,,- FR F, EHO Lp ESTATE, .61 '-delightfutly situate at 'the extremity of the Town of • w i ll P t bill, ebnlisti ngularvexc-ileilt FYW E I:Lt NI.: H() US E., th,,C oach-hy4 s . e , 5 t .,t,1 e ,.: - G 4r d, n wmed, in t and every Fp_uvenience f ,, r the. It e-sidente of a Gentleman, and about rl.7.ienty , fiv'e Acres of I and; Fifteen Acres and a Half or ii ea, or _thereabouts; lfarmdiately• adjoin the D welling house . Pri-ted Path 1 .. it' . to the Sale z t t h e N:sp - s - C'h trl be bad (Fourteen Days previous Inn, Woburn- 'Ate Hart Inn, .Arripthill - ,- the George at 4 W0 17 ) - • - ' ! nu Bediwd -of Ole Auctioneer, k um; and. swan- '' -. . . t' - and Cotobcd, Norfolk -street, Strand t.s. Cotobett, Browns . for Sale of the. P remis' ' London; who are authorized to treat ,s= by Private Contrad. . .. t °RiAmPst.i.ißE. I ` I AN of 'TO BE L ETT vvEsTMEAN. ,' and Possesion' given at Lady day-I. next, the MA NOR HOUS E,;-Gardens, Bre. with afine Meadow and Field adjoining ; together with ;he exten-_ sive Royalty. The Mansion'is pleasantly situat,:d at a small distaLee from the Village, and has every 'attached and 4e tached Convenience,. suitablereSpeCtable - Family ; to which may be added the connexions of a genteel Neighbour hood. • The Village of Westii - Cean is 'in the High Road to London Gosport, Portsmouth, Salisbury . , Bath, and Bris tol. At the Rent of 1301. per year. • For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Batchellor, Attor ney a t Law, Clement's-inn or Mr. W. Cooper, Three Kings Inn Piecadil4, London ; ' and for a View a the Pre- Mises, to Mr. W. Whiteher, at the Manor Farm. A small . Farm,- contiguous to . about Fiftyte Estat.', consisting of Acres of Arabl e Land may be had tie,it, , ........__at Michaelmas To the AFYLICTED with .GOUT and RHEUMATISM. TH say, OUGH the great Sir Edward Hulse used to taac "the Gout was the Opprobrium Medico' Sult that 'is, in pl a i n En glish, " the Disrace of the Fa beiy ;" a n d D r. Ward would only admit of temporary relief. ng obtainable in a confirmed Rheumatism :—yet could those briOrt Litininaries,of the Medical World rise from the dead, Dotor Brodum is persuaded, from never-failing expe rience, that their astonishment at their resuircaion, would be nothing to their admiration at the miraculous ef*els which 41have arisen from a few Doses of his NERVOUS COR ..A.L,; which, , in the most obstinate, cases have wrought tuch wonderful cures, that the Gouty and Rhetimatie'will 11 , ave . cause to bless hinrand pray for him, as its Inventor, as 40 fIg as. the reinewbrance of Health and 'Laski restored, can Possibly be tenable on this side the grave. The above -mentioned incomparable andinestima ‘kte Medicine, together with the Botanical Syrup, which is 4 , Specific in ever y stage of the, V enerea l Disease, to b 0 ,ad at the Dealors House, No. 9 , Albion -street, seven nor% from the Leierian Museum, Blackfriar's-bridge, in bottles .at xi. 7.5. z ts,6d. and ss. 6d.., (du t y included) '0 ; te4 also, by the Dodoes appointment, by E. Newbery, r.,,lntr of St. Paul's Church-yard; leboult arid Co. (late c. °/ , ), No. rso, Oxford-street; PicidinCs' Medicine Ware . - y0 1 ' 13 ; No. 76, Oxford-street ; Cockell, zzg, Strand ; -47cter, Edinburgh; Browni - folzey,, Bristol ;. Read, Vine- Itreet; Bristol ; Donald, Glasgow ; Chalmers, Aber . run ; Tutt, and Boulton, Royal Exchange ; Collins, Sails u‘„urY_; Spilsbury and CO. Mary-Sftect, Dublin likewise Magee, Belfast ; • and M. -Davies, Cork, Ireland ; and in .cDtuitrva of . all primers, lioQiiwlicrb, &c. .. THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE. 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I nglish's Scots Pills , 6 tit -•• • - 3 6 Grant's Drops r. a GreCtlQUelfs Tindures i i Norton's Drops 4 ti tolu Lezenecs t i Spilabary's Drops •5 o Mr. S kllCejDentritrice 4 o Speediman's Pills 2 0 • Freake's Tinet. of Bark 3 6 E n gli,:h Cock ,-; 2 9 by ditto, i 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 Dr. Steer's OPodeldoe 2 6 lones"s Rheumatic Convulsion Oil Tincture Tinure - 3 6 • Also, the Genuine Artrielnisade,. lately imported, and most of tl,e other Proprietary Medicines in' repute. (Mien ?kiwi aure..,,, Jae Aft. N. B. As many Persons, particularly Servants and Mes sengers, mistake the House, F. N E ER Y, the Proprie tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the East End of St. nearest to Cheapsitie, :end that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, With the se Words in svibed. " THE ONI Y WAREHOUSti , FOR DR. tiMES's POWDER." • For the PIUS IL RVAT lON and BEA kill 1 , YIN of the TEETH- and G U M • rf SIGIVI9ND, Snrgeon.l)ntist, Bath; has Vi. the Honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, that ter their better accommodation in supplying them with his universally'approved Preparations, be has ap pointed the following Agents in London for the -sale thereof: .Mr. Gatti; No. 52, New Bond-street ; Mr. Watts, Chy mist, No. 473, Strand e Mr. Rowney, No.' 95, Holborn hill ; Mr; Cryer, No. 68, Cornhill; Mr. Bolton, Royal Excutnee ; _Hazen . , Perfumer,. No. 26, New Surrey-street; Messrs. Hendrick and Son, Tichborn-street,_ near Golden square ; anti at • most of the _principal Shops - throughout F.ngland, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. •• • MI% SIG MON D is happy in slating, that during his long - and successful practice; in whierti ne • he has constantly tended the first Nobility of the t ni.ed Kingdoms, • he trashi variably selected_ ingredients, proven oy his experience .mcf: p.,-dical observations, to be the most conducive for presers , :•= ing r;,Ze Teeth and' Gums, and giving them that permaileivey an d bet,,,:ty so desirable to every person; and wirivls atfos - eh: himmum» ;;leasure to communicate to -the P üblic, 'under the fullest c61 4 3... - .!_ . enee, that, his Dentifrice and Lotion,. br being' used accordin to his : - , pr c !::::( r i efi d t i t r i e re c , t i ir accomplish and Meet every ;;' prevent Oft :dually any- courittseleit thereof, His Majesty has been graciously pleased to grant 2-;:...?•t0yal Letters Pa tent; for the above Preparations, entitled, 1;:e' BRITISH IMPERIAL DENT! FR-ICE.• and PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Also his Tooth Brushes of. different sizes - tired texture, un the best adapted construction, and are market with his Patent' labels. - N.B. Orders .senr to either of the above• Agents, or to his. house, No. 2, Edgar-buildings, will be inunediately-:at , tended - to.—Batli, Oct. 1, 'get. • , • VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, -• —Far all Inadion or 0115tilidiou or the . Stomach and Bowels, „:1-,Pains and Distention of the Bile, . ‘N , • Bqels, . . InOixestion, • ~ • , • Sickness at Starnich, Ylatuleticy, , Habitual Costiveness, I3iiious or s Sick Head-ach, exc. &c. HALLAM's ANTI-BILIOU'S LAXATIVE' PILLS. THIS sate and eltgant .Preparation is justly esteemed for its . * agreeable and, certain operation, by which it all:dually removes all Inadion or Obstruction of the Stomach_anti,Bowels, whether arising from Bile, Indi gestion, Flatulency, or Cold ; Sickness at Stomach, Head acii, Ste.' It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudi ties retained in the intestinal- canal, and acts as an Alterative to the system generally. Free from arty antimunial or mer curial preparations; it is at all times sate; and has been given .with. singular good cited during •Pregoaricv. I-ts action is particularly adapted to Persons of liiiunis Habits, and those of sedentary live.s, Where a sufficient action of the bowels-is notlepr up ; and crudities retained in-those organs aro fre quently producing pains and distentions, head-aebs, languor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppre i bs.oll. " Rern.,,vethe cause, time elect intiSt cease." A- s i n gle trial will fully convince the Patient of their effi.. cacy. The worst cats et Bilious or Sick-Head-aclis are cer tainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorter utile than ontild hr credited, but fruits experienee. The Proprietor thinks it proper to remark, they will be found not only to ad Witnourpain or uneasiness, bus to leave the body, after their immediate adian ceases, tree from that costivestate , which generally succeeds the operation of -laxative medi. cities. , . •,- . • Sold, whalesale and retail, tiy B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough b E o d x vLa i r i d o and retail, by.. Baxter and Co. E.dinbrargti and Glasgow ; and by every Vender. of Medieine it si t e Kingdoni. Fiice 2s. gd. and ss. sd.. per box.. It is necessary to Observe; the signature a c t: a; i: Hallam" appears on 'the Certific ate covering 1. others can possibly be genuine., A Reward of Fitty Pound); Will be paid,vn convi4,tion of a forgot. This Day were published, Price Ss. in boards, The Second Volume of L ETTERS on the ELEMENTARY PRINCI PLES of EDUCATION. • By ELIZABETH HAMILTON. Printed for G. and J . Robinson, Patemoster-row, Of whom may be had, the First Volume,. price 7s. in boards. •. • • • And, by the same Author, '• • Letters of a Hindoo Rajah, 1 vols. crown Sva. price J . 2.5. in boards. Memoirs of Modern Philosciphirs, 3 vols. crown Svo. price rss. in boards. • This Day was . published, In Four Volumes, tzmo. Price r6s, in boards, ELEN of G„LENROSS;.a Novel. 11 IL By the AUTHOR of HISTORICAL TALES. Printed tbr G. and J: Robinson, .Paternoster-row.