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ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 Ist, IScp, W BE, GIVLN• A SUPERB ILL MASK'D BALL, IN HONOUR OF THE BIRTH-DAY OF HEA MASTY. WITH A SUPPER A E ND WINES. a - Further particulars in due time. ONE HUND RED POUNDS-STERLING. ONE HUNDRED POU N D S Sterl i ng w i ll b e given by a YOUNG NIAN to •any Lady, or Gentle ,, Than t ~ , hat bath interest sufficient to p rocure h im a su i ta bl e -1-LACE under GOVERNMENT, e i t h er at h om e or abroad Letters (post-paid), addressed to H. W. at the 01- *e of this Paper, will be duly attended to; and the striaest *crecY may he depended on. Jan. is, 18oz. London, Bth of the ts,rno•-1802- Cla mour which Society of F r i en d s o b serv i ng that the unjust, elatism to in r , . which was raised against it some time ago, revived ; 4 tainks the Corn Trade, it necessary to, ev h i a y s e b a e lro somewhato it f s l !l" te rmer Declaratit,n, which it 1 apprehended has , escaped the Notice of many of the rttblic. THE SOCIETY of FRIENDS, commonly called QUAKERS, having been, ,Th_as o PPressors of the laborious ' ofthe coni for some time, calumniated and indigent classes 11447' ~ ,,,r abnint , .-0 alcmiiicAize those nettssary articles ch. lite, Corn and. Flour, think. .themselves called upon to 'vindicate their own innocence and integrity, and to assert that i ce such combination or monopoly hath.existed, or cloth exist; either with respea to Corn and Floury or any other article whatever baneful practices. ; and that they abhor such wicked and 4,•grieved by the unjust' reproach, they not , only assert their innocene, but put in their claim for possessing an equal degree of sympathy for the wants of the poor, with their fellow-citizens of any description. If any Mart will come forward, and prove that the charge (4 forestaling, monopolizing, or regrating, which they so -I,emnly deny to attach to the Society, or any other improper, conduti, whereby thenecessaries of life are enhanced in price, can be fixed on or morz individuals, they are tar from desiring to skreen such front justice% but, at all events, they claim for the SoCiety in'general, dace in 'the good opinion OF their countrymen, and f reedornl-rorn the insults, which they have long patiently borne. SiFned on behalf of the skid Society,at a Meeting held in London the 6th of - the loth month, 1200, and'by Order thereof; by , . ..70..- ....,,----,........_...L_ 1 0 SEPH FOSTER, Clerk. To CURRIERS. • TO BE DISPOSEISOF by PRIVATE CONTRACT, rrHE VALUABLE LEASE and GOOD-WILL -.1. of an ESTABLISHED HOUSE, in full Trade (chiefly in the Coach line), at the West End of the Town. For Particulars apply on the Premises, Nos. z and 3, Cas tle-street, Long-acte. For PUBLIC SALE, Xt Smith's 'Coffee-house, overthe Corn Exchange, on Mon- Prday the iSth of January, 1802, at One WC lock precis e ly, .F. FOLLOWING GOODS, viz IS,odo WHITE and BROWN CORN -BAGS. • 3,000 MATTS. Catalogues will be timely delivered by GEORGE FRENCH, SwOrn Broker, . ' No. 6, Great tst,:l,eap. THE ONLY. WAREHOUSE FOR CURIOUS FINE FLANNEL S . RANDOLPH NOTT, Flannel Dr, Majesty, N o: tor, Nevvgate-street per to H er , begs leave to ac qua;nt th e N o bili ty and Public, that he ildS now on sale a large assortment of the very best.Welch, Salisbury, and other Flan riels ; white and coloured Ilaiies,white Li nseys, Serges, Swan skin for I ron i ng -cloths, white a - al scarlet B at h C oating, _ and p_a rti cu 1 a r 1 y a white Flannel of very curious Manufatlure for Gen tlemen's under Waistcoats,Shirts, &c. with a Variety of scarlet Flannels ; also thick green and light blue Baizes of all Widths, for covering c arpets, doors, & c . green Cloths plaits Dressing Gowns end with yellow borders ti n t a bl es, and spotted - Flannels for Likewise hiss reel nine tifOs dyed blue Flannel Stockings, andves, Caps and Socks ; articles 'Which have so justly universally acquired the greatest re utation for their extraordinary efficacy in the cure of the it henrnatistn and Gout. - Parent Fltecy Hosiery manulzaured in various articles. w itney Blankets on very low terms. . .0 PI UM, tTh- ce(r. . l its D f e leterions.Q7sTiTies7 - TliF, Genuine - BLACK DROP' is ',a M e di c i ne , well known and appreciated i n t h e Northern parts of c.ngland (under the appellation Of the Quaker's Black Drop), - Where it is employed. by Medical Practitioners in preference to any other Preparation of that valuable Drug. . . • It is applicable in• all cases, where Opium or Laudanum 'lre advisable, and is free from the distressing efreds resulting from their,use, _ It i,s..pttzticularly serviceable in Nervous and ; Spasmodic Afleaions, Pains in the Head and Stomach, De- : Pressiotk of Mind, .Gout, Rheumatism (especially when atreeting the Teeth and Gums), Coughs, A:Sthrnas; and the , Various Complaits rcxlucing Pain and ant of Rest I,Each Bottle. isn acco p mpanied with proper Direetions.. Prepared hy C. Whitten, Chemist, Chester; and, by his . ,PPointrnenr, soild in London by Smith,- No. 29, Haymarket_; - , i ( ill. No. 3VS, and jeboult and CO. No. 'so, Oxford-street ; ' ard, No. 324, Holborn; and Moore, Russel-street, Co ' titgarden i ..undhy differ:int .Druggists and Venders'of Pa_ (LI :ledicines throughout the Kingd om. -. A liberal allowiince to'Medical Prgtitiotiers, Drug riv's, add V enders of Patent Medicines. • EXTRACT FROM THE LOPNDON GAZETTE. TT has been the study of the Proprietors of the well-known ANTISCORBCTIC DROPS, first corn. posed and pr e p are d by rite late FRANCIS SPILSBURY, at his 'Dispensary, No. t 5, Solio-sqUare, London, and continued . 'only, and solely,-there to be prepared. genuine,. to guard the tzblic against the Impositions which are daily practised against Medicines possessing the first Tespeatability ; and as the virtues of the Antiseorbutic Drops have beet (vend not only anantidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, - gout, rheumatism, and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as - the- list of cures accompanying each bottle, given in an imple bill of direc tioris, will testify, as well as the Treatise onDiet,4;out, &e. written by the late Proprietor (which rhaybe also ;lad at the.DiSpensary);single them out as tit objects to try, un der their saiietion, such' spurious imitations. For this rea son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Corn inisSioners of the S ramp- ffice,' have affixed a stamp on rach bottle,-printed in black ink, with the words " Spilsbury and Co.'No. 15, Soho-square," expreseed upon it, which, if the' Purchaser attends 'to, together with the words " - by the - King's Patent,"•on the bunk, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the King's Arms on the larger, •be may be as sured he has obtained . the Genuine - Ms.:dicire, as sold at the Dispensary, Soho-square r London, ui bottles of ss. auct tl. u. each,' chill included. THURSDiIY, JANUARY 1 4 , 1802. SECRETARY's OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, • . January 12, .402, 1- 1 1 HESE are, by-Order of the Right Hohourable 11. - the LORDS and Other's, COMMISSIONERS for managing the Affairs of the ROYAL HOSPITAL at CRY.LS EA, to give Notice, That all OUT-PENSIONERS (as well Lettermen as- others).belonging to the said Hospital; residing in London, or' within Twenty-five Miles thereof; are required to appear personally and regimentally, at the Se cretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the.re,skitive Days undermentioned, wlin AttenclNi.ce-will be given from Nine o'Clock in the Morning, unfit Three in the Afternoon, viz. On FRIDAY the istli of January, The Pensioners from the Ist and ad Regiments of Life Guards, the late Ist and ad Troops of '!orse Guards, the late tst and ad Troop; of Horse GreiA* Guards, the Royal Horse Guards, Clue, the 3d, 4tilVzStid 7th Regiments of Horse,. the Dragoon Guards, anti alt the Dragoons and Fen cible Cavalry ; with the British Legion of Horse • as also the PensionaS from the Ist - and the Coldstream Regiments of Foot G uards. ,On SATURDAY the 16th of January, , Thosp from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, and tlic;,e from the tat to the 4ailt Regiments of Foot inclusive. On MONDAY the ath of January, Thosc from the 4lst to the 134 Reginlems, of Foot cLialve. _ On TUESDAY the 19th of lanuary, Those from the ind: to the i3,4t11 Regiments inclusive; as also the Pensioners from Lord Strathaven's, Majors Wal let's, Elford's, and Fish's Corps ; the Royal Garrison Bat talion Loyal Isiah, Queen's Rangers, the Fencibles, Cinque Port Bat talion, Lancashire Volunteers, with all the American, and other Corps ; likewise the •Pensiners from the Reduced Regiments of Marines ; those from tue Independent Compa nies ; those from the Militia, and those who have been In- Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, Lettermen, and Men at Nine pence per diem; with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late sat and 2d Troops of . Horse Guards. And that all gut-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the said Hospital, who live . at 4 greater distance than Twenty-five Miles nom London, and those in Scotland and IreLtrid,, are hereby required and commanded, after the 2.stit to . June next, and atter every _succeeding zsth of De cember and zsth of June,. until further orders, to apply to One of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace, in the neighbour hood where they reside, and make the - following Affidavit, which the said Magistrate for. the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom Pie Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. -came before me, one of His Majesty's justices of the Peace for the . County of and. made Oath, that he was admit— ted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, on. the Day of • 17 . (or IS from the Regiment of commanded by_ - was a.; ; ;e4 . -about Years, served in the Army Years, 'vas discharged .for and that he ti is no otherwis e p rov id e d f or by t h e • P u bli c , b ut as Pen sioner of the said Hospital, and now lives in the Parish of - in the County of Sworn before me, this Day of - 18 The Affidavit drawn aceording to the above Form, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a Cover, and sent by the. General Post, directed thus, To the Right Hon. tne Pay-Master General, at the Horse Guards, Lon_ don:" and Counter-parts or Duplicates of the said Affida vits, are to b.: reserved by the , Out-Pensioners respedlively, to be exhibited to such Persons as shall be direded to pay them,- that they may. be satisfied,. that all such as may, claim Out-Pensions, are _the real Persons entitled to receive the same. , And to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital,-may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the same Persons who have passed their . Examination,lt is hereby further directed, that such of them who have served la, and have been discharged frem any of the Ite!iirneota, or Independent Companies of Invalids, are nut to ineinion in their Affidavits such Regiments, or Company of Invalids in which they served last, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army, from which they were first discharged and recommended, and received at Chelsea Hospital. And as the general Payments in Great Britain and Ireland, at the end of the ensuing Six Months, are chiefly regulated I? the Places of Residence mentioned by the Pensioners who ar.:. mustered at Chelsea in Person, and in the body ofthe Affidavits of those who live at a distance, it is hereby ordered and directed, that no Person who shall change the Place of his Abode given in at his Muster,.or specified in his Affidavit aforesaid, and .who may apply for his Pension (excepting Officers of Excise nearest stun Place of Abode) snail receive the sar9e, unless it appears, by the Certificate or respeetable persons, that such re moval was through unavoidable, necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent. Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon'thc Pay Lists of !the said Hospital, 'or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom; who shall not at agreeably to these Orders and DireCtions. G. AUST, Secretary' and Register, EDUCATION, RELIGIOUS and CLASSICAL MEE encreasing Danger of the contagious Prin_ ciples of Depravity, aaually arising from.the present. situation - of this Country, forms a most impressivezall, and iiripci:ses'an,additional obligation 6n Parents, to be most anxi ou4y attentive to the instilment of; the soundest principles, And the formation of the eatlieat habits of Religion and Mora lity in their Children, making their Instrulion in the Chiis tian Faith and Duties an indispensable requisite in their Education. : The present Address is, therefore, made to all who have nor so 'far relinquished the glorious prospects of Christianity, , as•toeonsider the future lot of their Children as of less con sequence,than their acquisition of Wexlth or Honours in the present State, by a Clergyman of:the . Church of England, and Graduate of ChriSt's Church, OxfOrd, whois himself a Father,' and has been some years . engaged in the task of Edu cation, residing-in an healthy Village; not twenty Miles from London, nor two from the great Western Road, and who re ceives only Twelve Pupils, if not more than twelve years of age at the time of their Entrance—To instruct them in G ram- Mar ' Writing, Arithmetic, the Latin and Greek Languages, and French when required. As particular attention is paid to the Religious Instruc tion of the Pupils, so are' their tempers considered with vi gilance, and their health is-promoted by the encouragement of -manly exercises, for excellence ,in which, as Welt as in learning, rewards are given. The Terms, Eighty Guineas a year, exclusive only of Books, Medicine, Nursing, and of other extra Masters, it reqUired. • Inquiries will be answered, and further. Reference may be had at Messrs. Rivingtons', St. PauPs.Church-Yard. • • SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS -IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. .Craven-streetiStrand, Jan. 6, aoZ. B . . Y the passing of the late Insolvent Ad,. ; it i s presumed the Public may have been - led to conceive that the utility of this Institution has nor been so much call ed into adion as heretofore; the Committee, therefore, think it necessary to state, for the information of a generous Pub lic, that, independent of the - number of Debtors relieved in the usual way, by. Paymlnt of Compositions, superseding; obtaining Sixpences, &c. the Society, have relieved 'under . the Insolvent Ad, a considerable number of Persons' who were unable to pay the Expences of application, which has cost the Society some Hundred Pounds, besides sundry Do nations to enable them to return home to their respedive Fa milies, many of whom were left pennyless, and some of. there miserable objeds, after an Imprisonment of seVerA years, had to travel not less than eighty or ninety miles ; 'so that afar greater number of Debtors have solicited the B f r ; c,ty of the Public through the ehannel olthis Society than '.vould have applied had the said Ad not passed. . BEN E FACTfONS SINCE THE LA .. ! . ”P 4 9 . R 2 T i , o vi % 1). P. Wgtts, Esc. - Bicknell egney, bsq. - .../. ', - A. 5: 5 n '3'itopub P . :owe:oft, Esq.' , A- 5 5 3 0: Per'r Auberson, Esq. p.n . Fullers - - 3 0 Edward. Darrell, F.sq. - - A. z z o Paul Aguttbr, Esq. per Ftillers - ' '. . A. 2 2 o Mr. D.• P. Hearnden, read Benefadlon ' - o z 0 The Hon. Lady Bath, per klawmersleys A. 5 5 o Lady Hamilton, per Sec. - A. 2 2 o - Lady Moore - _ - ,-. A. to o o Mrs. Dickson - , - . - A. lo 0 0 A Christmas Gift . ' - - ....., 5 o o Two Ladies froth, Manchester-square, by Sir R. Henries and Co. •• - 5 o o L. - W.. Clericus . :. - . . A. 3 3 0 11, .14. 61 6s.— -S. W. 51. ss. - • - II xx 0 k. F.-31. 3.—P. C*** zl. as. - . 5 i* 0 F. W. per Sec. zl. zs,—W.J. R.. 0. 2 1. as. - 44 0 B. R. put into the letter-box - - 2 0 .0 F. al. Is. —j. C. 11. as. - -..„ .- 2 2 o Z . . 1(34 j t o Discharged and relieVed from various Prisons 57 Debtors for the Sum of - - 161 6 4 Considered the Cases of 4r Petitioners. Approved 311. Re ferred for Characters 3 Petitions: ' • Benefadions are . received by James Nield, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Sir Rohert Her ries' and 'Co. St. jaines's-street ; Messrs. .Hoares, Fleet street ; Messrs: Fuller, Son, and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Biddulph, Cocks, and. Ridge, Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Messrs. Hartnersieys, Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Mere,-Lucadou, Trough_ ton and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street ; and at the Secretary's, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand ; where 'the Boots may be seen by those who are inclined to support this . Charity, and where the Society meet on the first . Wednesday in every month. MONEY TO ADVANCE Air , ANY Persons suffer great , Pecuniary'Pistress, LV tbr want of knowing .some respedable channel from xvhom they may be accommodated with Permanent or tem porary Sums of 'Worley, reo.eernable at their option, by pay-• mg Annuity Interest•tOr the same., AU Persons in possession of Freehold, .CopybOld, or long - Leaschold,Estates, Money vested in the Funds, Rent Charges . ,‘ Marriage Settl e r nent, Widows' jointures, Church Livings, - Pension;, S:c. may be accommodated with immediate Sums from tool. to 50001.,-- Ten years purchase given for Annuities upon Estates, or Money in the Ftinds,.- vykere tile parties have absolute right; 'tnd eight I:.arg purchase to young lives, having _Life Frttc-r , -1-7only - • Personalaliplications ai - e'received daily till three o'clock, to Melville and, Co, No. 7,' Cecil-street. Letters, post paid, will meet due attention. • • WEST INDIES, &c. Ecc, • 'I7H&MEDICINE 'which is sold by ;he NO ijrietor's sole Agent, Mr. -Thomas Golding, No. 4z, Cornhill, •London (and by his appointmtnt at one eminent Druggist's in every principal Sea Port Town in the United Kingdoms), to Prevent and Cure the YE LL'OW FEVER, in Boxes one guinea each, sufficient fair one person twelve months, is also the best Preservative of Health in' a Foreign Climate, as Will appear by Letters 'from the following re speatable Persons, v4.' J. Liston. Esq. fermyn-street,• St jamees, to His Excel lency R. Liston, Esq, British Ambassador at Philadel phia. T. . Hawkins; Esq. Royal Navy, to,Mr. Golding. j. J ames, Esq: ditto, •to the Proprietors. Captain Sall, Andromeda West Indianian.. Captain Hodgson, Hope, ditto. • Captain Robertson, Hero, Ilittos: • C. Johnstone, Esq, St. Anne's; jarnaica. Which, with other numerous 'esnally respeetable and un equivocal testimony of the never-tailing efficacy of this va luable Medicine, may be seen in PaMplilets, to be had gratis, at Mr. Golding's, at all-the Country Venders', and at many of the principal Coifee-houses, Inns, &c. about Town. A SAFE AND POWERFUL RESTORATIVE, For Weak and Debilitated Constitutions, Consumptive Ha bits, Pains and Weakness of the Stomach, Nervous Weak nesses, the deleterious Etfeds of Hot Climates, and parti cularly the ill ConsequenceS of Intemperance. HALLAM and Co.'s EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUASSIA, in the form of Pills. The restorative edits of the Anima of Quassia in all cases of general Dibility of the System, Nervous Complaints, and likewise its antiseptic powers, as arCorredur of the Animal (knees, evinced by the foltOwing 'Singular Cases, cer tainly entitle it to the full confidence of the Valetildinarian. Dec. 3,1801. • Taf Printing-ffice, Newmarket. " Dear Sir, " I have to communicate to you a very extraordinary Cure that has been effeded by your Extra& of Quassia. " A Gentleman in this Neighbourhood, whose Face had been completely covered with `a disagreeable eruption and red ness (most probably arising from his too free liVing), ex, pressed a:wish, it I kept any . Medicine likely to relieve him - . I would recommend it ; haying known your Extract succeed in some such Cases, I advised his trying at, and, upaccount able ss it inayseem, two Half-Guinea Boxes `removed every unpleasant- appearance, and quite re-established his health, which began to be much impaired by the same cause. " I have met with several instances of its complete success in Nervous Complaints of -long standing, and shall ever in future recommend k with the greatest confidence: - _ " Your's, iespeetfully, " ROBERT ROGERS. " To Mr. E. Hallam', Apothecary and Chemis,t, Bury.': . • - CASg c 9. A young Gentleman, ab&r ten years of age, who for many weeks had been afititiecl with large-Blotches, shifting over the whole surf:etc of the'Body, occasioning intolerable itching and restlessness, had undergone: the usual course of diaphoretic and alterative Medicines, employed itrsua eases with evident disadvantage, as they tended but to inetease the dilation of the pores, his strength and rkitural vivacity were likewjse much impaired ; recourse was now had tO the Anima' of Quassia, with a view of relieving his toss of appetite and general debility. Jn about two weeks his appetite and strength were completely recovered, and the Disease of the Skin evidently began to .abate; at the expiration of three Weeks, from the first taking - Quassia; his skiribecaline quite clear, and no unpleasant symptom remained.." Sold, wholesale and retail, by B. Shaw, No. 74; Borough; and retail by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow; and one Vender in every Town in the Kingdom'; in. Boxes of O. and tos, 6d. each, and large Packages; contairOg five ss. Boxes, 11, 2s. each, Duty included. Ct." . ButObserve4 none can possibly be genuine, unless it has the $ 'pat are u t.E. 'I latiain and Co. NV rittektin red ink, [PRICE SIX PENCE. This Day eras, published; . In Two Volumes, pr►ce ros. in Fords; THE PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY - 480MT_ , I.IIF E ; or, The Art of couv,ltsing with Men. After the - Gel - Mail of BaronKnigge. 14 . P. WILL; Minister of the It eForrned German Cono;i - egatioti in thiSavOr Printed for T. Cadell,, jun. and W..l)a*ies, Strand. ' ThiS Day was published, . - In Four large Volumes,Oaavo, Price il. Bs. in board:; A New Edition, being t: e Fourth, of . HE HISTORY . of ANCIENT- GREECr; .1. its , COLONIES and CONQUESTS ; 'from'tlie ear liest Acen'unts till the Division of tne Macedonian Empire in the Ea.:st; including the History of Literature; Philosophy; finxi the Fine Arts. By . 0 HN. Gi LI. I ES, LL.D. F. R.S. and S.A. London, Edinbnigh, and Hisao , ; riographer to His Majesty for Scotland. Printed for A. Strahan, and T. Catlett, jun; and W. Das*, Strand. Of whom mty be had; by the same Anther,. r: Aristotle's Ethics and Politics, comprising his Praaieal Philoophy, translated from the S.;reek. Illustrited by In., troductions and Note ; the Critical History of his Lite; and a nem Analysis of his speOtati - e.:lVorkit' al. as. in boards. 42 A Vie. , .l-of the- Reign' of Prede.rit: /1.. Prussia, with a Parallel between that Prince and Philip 11. of Ma4kotion; Svo. 6s. in boards-. OCTAVO EDITION. This Day was publishec4 handsomely printed in Eight Vols, Price in boards,l6s. A NEW EDITR)N of 'THE WORKS of the Right Hon. EDMUND BU RICE. Printed for F. and C. Rivington; dz, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold.alsoby j. Hatchaid, N. A Fourth Volume, to coroprete the Quatto Edition, is in the Press, and will shortly be publiSlitd. , _ This Day was published, price 3s. 9d. in boar& or 45., half bound,- printed 4n same size and type' as the Collection of Voyages and Tritvels, edited by Dr. Slavor „ ; also, a tine paper. Edition; ,price ss. in boards, or ss..6d. halr-bound j i corresponding in size with the new editions of the British Poet's and Classics, which are now lir the. Press ; THE FIRST VOLUME, (A Volume to be piibli4hed on the first day of every Mbnth . ; till - the nine volumes of ,the ancient part; and the sixteen . volumes-of-the modern - part, are completed) of . , • A UNIVERSAL HISTORY, A nciecit and Mo.. LI. derv, corriprehending a General .View of the TransaC.: - zions of-every Nation, Kingdom, and Empire bn the Globe, from the earliest Accounts of 'Time to the General etace , of rgOI, in es small Volumes. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, and Chaplain to . the Earl of "Dumfries; Author of the Britisli Nepos, eze. The first Volume, published on the Ist of January, con tains a Preliminary View of Universal fli..tory t together with the History of the Antediluvians of Ancient Egypt arid its neighbouring Nations, and forms a Complete Work by it self. Printed for R. Phillips, No. yr, St. Paul's Church-yard and sold by all Bookscllecs in the British Domitiions: MONDAY, MARCH 1,A02, N GI, IS II ,STATE• LOTTERY BE: • • GINS. DRAWING. No. of Prizes. SCHEME. Value of each. X. 20,00,0 • lo,coo 5,000 Total Value. ,~•So,poo 4c. 3 000 20,000 o,bc>cs To 2,000 I,oob sbb 100 so 18 io . , 000 6.coa 100 18,oco 5,c00 , - 324,000 .560,000 60,009 Tickets. CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, ;sth Day, k.to,ood Ditto, 2ist Day, zo,ooo Ditto, 32d' Day; io;000 Ditto, 4oth Day, too* TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at F VERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE: PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket, = - ;1 o Half S' to o I Eighth 3 0, Quarter 4 5 6 1 Sixteenth - 6. ** Persons in The Country wishing to have Tickets or Shar . es, may be supplied by sending good Bills at short - dates, Post Of Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed Lottery Orrice. oW The Prir.e. of Tickets and Shares will rise consider. • ably before the Drawing. • Prizes'paid in Sterling Money. -1- LIN.COLNSHIRE. FREEHOLD VILLA *and LAND. - TO BE SOLD .BY AUCTION, Without. ReServe at the White Mrt Inn, in SpilsbT, .colnshire i on Monday the rich day of February, t 80.2. (and not on the illth of January), between the hours of Three and.liive..in the Afternoon . ; QKENDLEBY THORPE . ; beinga very Eligible FREEHOLD VILLA, delightfully situated on a gen tle Eminence, Commanding 'a most enchanting Prospect of a beautifill surrounding Country, peculiarly adapted for the Residence of a Genteel Family, in a Neip.llfo6urhood emi nently !idea, and coMprising a most'desiraille . undistUrbed Manor, abounding with Game, and One Hundred and Ninety:, four Acres and "Iwo Roods; by admeasurement (more or less) of exceeding rich Arable; Pasture and Meadow Land,-within Ring Fence, on which is. a variety of valuable Timber (Es= ?laved with exqUisite Taste throughotit the Estate„whiCh is AubSect only to Vicarial Tithes, and a most moderate Land- Tax. • The ,Situation is singularly desirable; being in a the Sport ing Country, in the' Vicinity of a celebrated Pack of Fox HOunds, and within:f we've Miles of each of those fashion. able Resorts on the Eastern Coast, Sutton and Skegness, so famed for the excellency of Sea Bathing ; and at the easy dis. tance of three miles from SPilsby, -and six from Alford, two very sespeaable Market Towns. A'considerable length of time will be allowed the i'ur. chasetfor Payment of the Ptirchase , •mene*,..on prOper Per sonal Security, - who will have an opporturiisy of nearly dou.. bling,the Estate by the P . urchAse ot. adjoining Landsishertly to be sold. A Plan olthe Estate may be seen ♦ by applying to Mr. Ellis, No. 8, curgitor-street, Chancery-lane; or to Mr: Wil•liam Walker, Attomey at Law, in Spilsby aforesaid. • LIGNUM's. PILLS, Price only as: 9d. the Box, (Each Box containing Sixteen DoSes), t iOR theinfallible Cure of all de'gre . ei of a certain .1; Disorder. Prepared `IV - Mr. Lignarn, Surgeon, at his Dispensary,. -No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchester. One small Plll is a dime; and the taking of one box, in a recent case, will convince the Patient at his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe and convenient flip this remedy, in totally' eradicating every symptom or:this destruc tive malady, by sea or.land, as it needs no confinement, re straint of diet, or hinderance of business. A trial of this noble Medicine will soon sound its due praise. With each box. is given a-copiorts diredion, and a concise description of the disease, frorri which the purchasers will be enabled to judge properly of their own cases, and to treat them as May be requisite; without further medical ast, sistance, with the utmost secresy and safety. These, Pills are sold, at IS. - 91 the box ' wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignum's Dispensary, Manchester ; and at , Howard and Evans's, No. 4z Long-lane, West Smithfield, sole Wholesale Agents in London ; and retail by the-follow ing persons H. Ciandell, No. 47, Minories; W. Clark, No. e 69, Borough; Jordan,. No. 33, Whitechapel ; jeboult, No. 150, Oxford -street; Sutton, No. 141, Long-acre; Wade, Old Bond-street, and No. 163, Flect-street ; Tutt and Moul ton, Royal Exchange; •Knight", Norton Falgate ; Turtle, No. in; Straild and Ward, No. 324, Heibein. - • THEATRE,ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. o_MORROW EVENING, Jan. r 5, i 8, 0 ; will be produced, a New Tragedy, called ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE. • With New Dresses and Scenery. The Principal Characiers by Mr. COOKE, .7`.1r.. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. MURRAY, M r. REtTER.TO'N, Ittr. VrtirrPrELD, Mr. DAVENPORT, IV.:r.WADDY ; Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. ST. LEDGER., Mrs. BEVERLEY, and Mrs. LITCHFIELD. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. CLAREMONT. The Epilogue by Mrs. H. rOHNSTON. WITH HARLEQUIN'S ALMANACK. On Tuesday, Folly As It Flies. Signora Storace and Mr. Braham will perforin in Chains bf the Heart on Wednesday the aeth inst. The New Pantomime will be perforTed on Saturday, tiOnday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. t°n's di es La and G ent l emen w h o h ave Places for Mrs. Billing- ights of Performance, will have the earliest notic w hen she is sufficiently recovered, to appear before the Pub - ic.