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4 . i, 'I 210413E4 2697• J . - T HEATRE,F.-R(7Zl,' DRURY-LANE:: .. .0, . MORROW -E - 0 ,, ,N1NG, tau.- ziASO2, . . . Their niiesties' S 'ants will ad ---" • _ ____.----- 4 n THE DUEN4. • ' ' s r . . ~ • DOn' 1 erome, Mr. SU F.TT ; , /..- FerclitandoNir. KELLY ; /0 . ~ ~_. • Antonio, Mr. DIG NUM ,- •. , . : Carlos, Mrs.' , MOUNTAIN; Clara, Mrs. BILLINGTON. • _ WITN ATHAkINE AND PETRUCHIO. .. On kwfav, the' Tragedy Of Douglas - Lady Randolph, ri. \ -* lts- t; - : ' dens- -- after whi c h w ill b e Pi o d ucc d , f or t h e fi rst 1 ....in1 , ', - .1,, f ,,v• G [ - and Ball et ( compose d .by M. Briie), called -rbe Festival' of Bacchus. '• A new piece, in Two Aas, with Songs, called TheJllu aline, i s in rehearsal, and evil I be produced as soon as possible. ._ . TIiEATRE-ROYAL, CUVENT-GARDEN. 0 -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 2,180 z, will be performed, AS you JAKE IT. - ',-';' , 'AV' Jaques, Mr. COOKE ;',._ • , And Rosalind, Miss MURRAY._ . WITH - HARLEQUIN'S ALMA-NACK ; ;_. ',dr i TI-143-lOUlt SEASONS .., . . 'Thoyantornirne CharaCters by - --- Mr. Do LOG NA, jun. - Mr. BOLOGNA, M DELPI . NI Mr. L. BOLOGNA,- M.IcLANERT, Mr. BEVERLEY, Urs. ST. L Gr. Attn,(l N ll . :'-s W ter i - I M IT E N N I( A ) G RE E , Mrs. WATTS, Airs. BOL NA, Mrs. CARNE, Mrs. JENKINSON, 1 And Ms. WYROW, • -. k The Voc t al Chara ß ders by • Mr. HIL Mr. Ililr s. DIIIDI -, Miss VVI - lEATLEY, Mrs. EDWARDS, EMERY, M. CORY, Mr. XING, „ 1 1 / 4 1 : UASTER, Mrs.I3LUIMON. I\ t w n Mon ‘lay r. Cooke will pertorm Zanga, in the Tra gedy of The Re ife, which has not been acted at this Thea tre these fifteen lgs. 011 'Tuesday ,Iri. Billington , will appear in Rosetta, in Love lila V illage,p.)l' the fir s t t i me s i nce h er return to Ens 'and. • On Wed nesday,folly.A s It Flies.' A Nev Tragcriyi s in rehearsal. Due nntice.wi ti t e given - of Mr. COoke's next Rep;-esenta ton of King Richard 111. lIEDIC,AL THEATRE. ST., BAR IHOLOMEW's HOSPITAL. sI—IHR SPRING- COURSES of LECTURES will begin at this Th c atre in the following Order: On the THEORYod PRACTICE of - MEDICINE, by br. ROBE I(TS and lg. POWELL. CLINICAL LECTURES on Selecl Cases occurring in thell 'asPital, will be o t asionally given by Dr. ROBERTS. On ANATOMY anci c I'HYSIOLOG lir, by Mr. ABE.R NETH Y. On COMPARATIVE ANATOMY and PHYSIO LOGY, by :4r. MACAIZTEY• On the TH EORY ..n4 PRACTICE of SURGERY, by ABE RNETHY. On CHEMISTRY a - n the MATERIA MEDICA, by d - p'ow ELL. .03 MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN CHILDREN by D r IPHYNNE *i Further particula rs m ay be known by applying to Mr.. cholsOa. 4tthe A othcirknowns lin9pital. • P e Shop, St. klatthokornew's PRIVATk TUITION. . 'CLERGYMAN, A. M. Fellow of a College in Cambridge, In Carnbridie, living in a retired' part of the Count of N‘ , l 11;-., has Accommodation for Two or .Three Pupils; Te- . • .111 J too Guineas per Anne% ' Letters -Addressed to A. B. Post-Office, Norwich, post paid, will be duly attAlded to. • ..—..._:_ -- - . EDUCATION, RELIGIoIiS an d CLASSIC A L . TIE encreaSing Dapgerof ,the contagious Prin ciples'of Depravity, adullly . arising from the present ituato.ii;.ii ot this C ountry; fors ii tpost impressive call, and jaw,:s a m n addi tioltal otlligatio:-. otiearents, to be most anxi_ oil* attentive to the. instilment of the-soundest principles, ana t he iorrnajoil of th e earliost titbits ial Religion .jity'in their InsfilfiCtio Child ren, making their gion and Mora n in the Chris iiel. Faitii and Duties an iadispensab I,l , ication. le requisite in their' 'File present 'Address is ; therefole; made to all who baYe pot so far relinquished the gl-cious Pr°3Pels of ii to cons i d er tne future' lot uz I.qcir Cliristianit, k.:ttildreii an of less .con - seque, lce t h an their acquisition of Wealth . (4 Honours in th.e pre ,t; 11 r State, by a Clergyman Of - the Church - of Ei4;10.(., and Qraduate of -Christ's C hurch.;-.ox ford, who is himself a craattzr, and has been some years eapized in the task or Edu i 1, residing in an healthyV-il ' not twenty Miles trom 1 age, - London - nor two from the xreat .Weslern Road, and who re iVCS 0' 1 • C:' , ,yr,v el v e Pupils, if not more than twelve years of age at ti time of tteir En iratice,--Toinstrud them in• Gra mmar; Writig, Arithmetic ttf L - a ti Greek Lralguages, • and . F reile:h When r.z.quired' e .. atm a As particular attention is - 'd. Rai ' I struc glOLlS it 1 . 1011 Of rile . 1 ) Upi is so , 1) . 1 t 0, ,, the . , , are their tempos considered. with vi gilance, and their health -IS promoted by the encouragement 4)r manly exercises, for excellence .i n which, as well as in learning, rewards are given.. ' 11 l'he Terms „ , Eighty -Guineas .a - Near, exclusive only Of Books ' • ' ~ •A le:Leine ' Nursing, and of other extra Masters; it vequirecl. Inquiries will be answered, and f ur th er Reference ma ybe had at Messrs Rivingtons', St. Paul's Church-Yard. . - • VALUABLE FAMILY 'MEDICINE, 5t,,,,,,,,,1, F°ll3ll -Inatlion or Obstru&ion of the and. 1....vp ! ~. Bile, ' P ap o l w aty,Ll), , , , s, intention of the Indigestion, --. ' . Sickness at Stomach, Tlatulency, • - , or llad e-ach, • . /31'iott-s Sick Habitual Costiveness, LiVIALLAM's ANT ' &c. Sze: . e jr HI S safe and 'ele g an t esteemed for its I-EfLIOUS 'LAXATIVE BILLS. Preparation is lastly : which it ett,ctuany agreeable arid certain operation, by e Stomach and Bowel; all Inaction or n OstruCtion of . ni. ' ,. whether arising from Bile, Indi ot: it ion, I , latulency,- c , &c. It operates b pd; Sickness at Stomach, Head. ties retained in thz intelf dislodgin g acrid bile or other crudi-, the system gencr 11 mat canal, awl atts aS . an Alterative. to , ' genera 11 . E .. • u riiii preparat,ons, it - I s 'roe. from any_antirtionial or mer_ c....itti singular good etteo tp times sate; and hitsp given v y rtiL;tilarlyad4pted to „ .rs uri e ~, g pre inane attion is• pa, eti.etttary lives,--wherte a sT,' I3ilious Habits, and those 7i t o kept u p ; and crudi t i es Lificient action of the bowels is. divently producing pains an; 'tinned in those organs are fre " 1- 4 giddines ~ or a _,,.,5e nt . ; (l, e i : t entions,_-lead.aelis, languor, an ri - ness and oppression. • " Rernovelhe C:aus,. eiti•etmust cease." • .• A single trial will i c ill y en - uv t .. he , , co y, The worst CaStS . of II: ii o ' u n ce the Patient of their efli ranoved by a single d ose, i S or Sick Head-aclis arc cer twill)! but tmin ex in a much shorter rime t haii coolu be credite , ihiliks it proper to renla!'k,. th et ,' 3( Priencc. The Proprietor • hunt pain or une'is'"ess g . whil be found not only to a ct wit „, . , u , . t heir Ontnedutte ac,,0.1 ~cases, ~ ~ to leave the body, after succeeds th e 'tee vi ki ic h generally e o , e on. that costive state ration of laxative ruedi i • 411 1, e , s l 'a, wholesale and re i tall, by 4. ,„ii, by 1-LW.e,l-4'11: Cu. 1 , ..d;4 11 a.w, No. 74,1 Borough arl` ^ r';: y Vender of . e.,:c:ne in ti, e ' k u r,); ll and Glasgow ; al'a - by , v ~i, per box. - ' l hgdom. Price as. 9(1. ! •4 3'" ) .. ' • • , ae ,:essary to observe th, ! ,• It 1 1 ; 1 0,, , ,,, a ppea . . a ppear on the Ce;titie•- - si gnatur of c Alaila t i possibly be c • - ,•: 4 te ;.:.vrs C 3 , . g n....e: iA D Lovering eaC bOx—no ~,,u t be p aiti 011 COpYlaloll of a foi ye and " Fift y Pounds " Edward ze r ,„ ory , . e T FR ID e el Y , J A NUARY I, 1802. LLOYD's COFFEE-UOUSE. • . , .pi.SUBSCRIPTION for . the RELIEF 'of ,such BRAVE MEN as have _SUFFERED under the COMMAND of LORD NELSON, in DEFEATING the T ATEMPTS of the FRENCH for the INVASION of THIS COUNTRY. . .. . j. J. Angerstein - - - t o I o et john-Angerstein - - - t 0 to 0 Mrs. John Angcrstein - . to to 0 Miss Angerstein - - :. 10 to 0 Angerstein and Rivar. . - to to o Nicolas Vansittart - -..- •So to o A. Boucherett - - - to to 0 David Scott . -Io to 0 Henry Bonham - o •• • - - .. 10 to o John Thompson - . . I. : SO to' 0 Mrs. Thompson - - To 10 0 Mrs. &mar ...- . - To to 0 • T. Bonar, jun. - .. " : lo' to n Kobert Wigram - - to To 'o , . Robert Shedden - .. • - to to o George Shedden - 4. . to to 0 Claettand Pratt - • to to 0 Joseph Marryats - - - to to o John and Alexander Anderson - to to 0 • `u'es Azar - - , - to to 0 • Marathon and Touray - .; • .to t0...6 Thomas Blanc - - to to 0 Dowager - Lady Dacfe . - - to to 0 Doris, Strange, and Co. : - to to 0 Anthony Calvert • - to to 0 Prinsep and Saunders . - to to o Thomas King - - ~ - to to. o Peter and .William Mellish - To to o Law, BrUce, and Co. . h. -- to To o . Agassiz and Wilson . - to to 0 Isaac Aguilar - - - Jo to, 0 J. Andrade, and Co. - - 10 . 10 0 -** . Douglas and Shaw - - •to to 0 Cornelius Donovan - . • to to 0 J.F.AWArd Vau'z - .. - to to 0 Dorrien, Magens, Martin, and Mello • to to o • Paul - Le Mesurier - - to to 0 Thomas Coutts - - to to o Edmund Antrobus - - to to .o : Phyn, Inglis; and-Co. • . to lo 0 Henry Thompson - -.- 7 :16 to - 6 buns, Beverige, and Co. - '''ro 1-.., o Thomas Rowi.:roft - - ----to fo• o George Rose - - ..., to. to 0 Rawson Aisiabie - . • ' 5 5 0 R. W. and E. Lee . - " To To 0 Brickwoods and Daniel - . 10 10 0 Geo". Jeffery - - to to' 0 Haviland Le Mesurier - - - -jo to 0 Pieachell and Brogclen . - - - to to 0 Charles Boone • .. : - .- . to 16 0 .Lord Nelson, per Marsh, Page, and Creed-ad o 0 A. and B. Goldsmid • - - -ix o o Captain Win. Carlyon - 3 3 0 Amount of a Suincription at Bath, by H. Atwoad, Esq. late Mayor, tran•;:iiitted by Hoblio Ise, C lut,.. i buck, and Co. Amount of some _lron taken out of a French Gun-boat, on the Coast of France, captured by His Majesty 'a Snips theJainaica, Gannett, Hound,..Millarcl, . Tigress, Teazer, and Mariner, transmit ted .by Capt. Sarradine, of the Hound Sloop 25 0 0 2 9 7 6 .. ' • • . • FAMILY HOTEL; •.- / JERMYN-STREET, ST. J AMES's. • • BLAKE begs leave to inform the Nobility - ami 1...). Gentry; il - oin the 'Size and Convenience of Cue Hotel, has fitted it up in a different manner to any in Landon, fur iie better AccOmmodatiou of FaMilies, with Suites of Rooms, consisting of Drawing, Dining, and 13 eci Rooms, attactiot 011 thc same Floor. For the aforesaid information he has afliked, the Price of each Apartment. . • Per Day. . Suites, with Drawing, Dining, and 3 Bed Rooms, 1 5 . o SuiteS, with ditto, ditto, a dittO, ditto, 1 o o Suites, with ditto, ditto, ' i ditto, ditto, G .I 5 o Suites, with ditto, a Bed- Kooms, - o 15 o Suites, with ditt, ditto, ditto; ditto, - o 12 . 6 Suites, with ditto, 1 Bed-Room, ' - - oto o Suites, with ditto, ditto, ditto, - - o 8 o For the Accornmo'dation . of Gentlemen he has several Apartments with Sitting and Bed Rooms, at 7s. 6d. and 6s. 0. 1 & 7 - sihde Orns, Ss. 45. and 3s. 6d.. r.ENI. WOODNESBOROUGH, NEAR SANDWICH. TO BE-SOLD ItY AUCTION, At the Fountain Inn,. Canterbury, on Saturday the gth Day of January inst. at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, sub ject to slch Condaions of Sale as will, and there be produced ; VERY COMPACT, DESIRABLE:FREE HOLD ESTATE, situated in the Parish-of Woodnes borough, adjoining the Turnpike. Road lendirq, from Can teroury to Sandwich, and the Road leadingitront the same Turnpike -Road to Woodnesborough, and thepißoad leading from Ash to Woodnesborough, now in the occupation of Mr. Petman, under a Lease which will expire at Michaelmas next, comprising . , The MANOR of RING LETON, with the-Quit-Rents, Rights, Piixileges,andother Appurtenances thereto belong ing ; atxt all that the Capitai Me,suage, or Manor-House, called • Ringleton, with the farm-House, Cottage, Barns, Stables, Oast -house, - Granaries, and. 004 suitable Out buildings (all in good repair), Gardens and Orchards thereto belonging, situated in the Centre of the Estate. ' And also ad those Seventeen several Parcels of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Brooks, Hop-Ground, and Wood Land, lying in a Ring Fence, to the said Manor-House also be longing ; the whole containing, by a late Admeasurement, Ita Acres, or thereabouts. • And also an Inclosare, 'containing. One Acre, or there abouts, whereon a Wind-mill -formerly stood,. being Parcel of the said-Manor and Lands, and situated near the Farm. The Estate is exonerated from the .I:and-Tax, and the Tenant,wijk shew the Premises. For further Particulars, inquire at the Office of Messrs. jemmett and Son, AslitOrd,, where a Map of the Estate and the COunter-part of the Lease may be st cn ; of MeSSrs. Dud low and Burt, Town Mailing; or of Mr. Kethp, Canterbury. LINCOLNSHIRE. FREEHOLD VILLA and LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'Without Reserve, at the White Hart Inn, in Spilsby, Lin colnshire, un Monday the 15th day of February, 1302. (and not on the 18th of January), between the hours of Three and Five in the Afternoon ; . _ _ SK .NDLEB Y . THOR - PE, being a very Eligible FREEHOLD' VILLA, delightfully situated on a gen tle Eminence, commanding a most enchanting Proved of a beautiful surrounding Country, peculiarly adapted for the Residence of a Genteel Family, in a • Neighbourhood emi nently sele4„ and comprising a most desirable undisturbed Manor i aboundizg with Game, and One Hundred and N inety four Acres and Two Roods, by adineasurement (more_or less) of exceeding rich Arable, Pasture and Meadow-Land, within a Ring Fence,. on which is a variety of Vilia3ble: Timber dis played with exqu.site Taste throughout the lititate,.which is subject only to Vicarial Tithes, and a most : moderate Land- Tat. , , . The Situation is singularly desirable, being in a fine Sport ing Country, in the Vicinity of a celebrated _Pack of Fox Hounds, and within Twelve 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 ver resp,:ztable Market Towns, A considerable length of tune will be allowed the Pur chas.rr for Payinent of the Purchase-inoncy, on:proper Per sonal Security,' who will h.tyc an opportumby ot nearly dou bling the Estate by Os: Purchase or adjoining Lands shortly to be SQ ld. A Plan of the Estate may be seen, by applying to Mr. EWA,. *Carsitorrreet, Chancery-lane; or to Mr. William Walker, Attorney at Law, in Spilsby aforesaid.. SHAKSPEARP,. ik ESSRS. HEATH and ROBINSON respeet. fully inform the'Admireis of SnAKSIt ARF. and the FINE ARTS,- that This Day is published, The FIRST NUMBER of a.NE\V EDITION of • SHAKSFEARE's PLAYS, From the correaed Test of JOHNSON and STEEVENS. To b:: embellished with , PßlNTS,engraved by Mr. HEATH, Historical Engraver to His Majesty, &c. After Pitures painted for this purpose by B. WEST, President of the Royal Academy, and Historical Painter to the King; J. S. COPLEY, R. A. T. STOTHARD,, R. A-. . R. A. H. TR ESHAM, R. A.. W..HA.D.111. - roN, R. A. F. WHEATLEy, R. A. j. ()Fix, R. A. R. CORBOULD, , &C. The Letter-Press executed, with every advantage of Pa per and Type, by T. Benslcy. This % ork, printed in Imperial Quarto, will be comprised in Thirty-six Numbers, each containing ONE PLAY, with TWO appropriate ENGRAVINGS, at ONE GUINEA a Number, to he paid on delivery. . A Number of this Work will be published every two months, till completed, . . A few Copies are printed on a s'iperior Paper, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, Price One Guinea and a Half the Number. _ _ . The Impressions will be delivered in the cxad order sub scribed for. Annexed to the Plays will be given a LIFE and POR TRAIT of the AUTHOR. - Specimens of the Paintings and Engravings may be seen at Mr. Heath's, No. is, Russell-place, Fitzroy-square, where Books arc opened, to receive Subscription:; ; and at Messrs. Roninsons, Paternoster-row, London ; Bell and Brattfute's, Edinburgh; Brash and Reid's, Glasgow ; and J. Archer's, Dublin. January 1, igoz. This Day was ,published, In Imperial Quarto, Price 15s. or xi. x 6d. colotire , i, DORTRAH'S of PRIZE CATTLE and SOUTH DOWN SHEEP • together with the Proceedings of the Sussex Agricultura'Society. by EDMUND SCOTT, Engraver to His Royal Highness the Duke of York. Printed for C. and Robinson, Pow-poster-row. D OBARTS and PLOWMAN, - lyfanufadurets to • IN. Her Majesty and all the'Royal Fainkly, having greatly' extended their Manufactory, and ipvented several New and tasteful Articles of Dress, agree.able to the preient Fashion, take' theiiberty of sol iciting the patronage and inspection of the Nobility and Gentry, at their Ware Rooms, No. 1, Chandos,street, Covent-Gard:li, to their Patent 7 Articles . of Dress, to be, hats no wh.:re elt:e in England— THE ROYAL I 'AlrE);i„-lAL NETT, a very tasteful and e1t4,,,t pr,duition ; also rich UNION STRIPED and Si' , Xl' I EU VELVETS, for Court Trains, in' all the Fashionanle t ~lours. _ . Genuine CHA MBL. R M(ISUNS, in the most exten sive variety of Plain, Striped, and Figured, and of the most elegant Patterns, in . Cold and Silver, tar- Court and Ball Dresses, &c. !TAI:IAN MUSLINS, in ail Colours, an article uni versally admired for its durability, and is peculiarly ada i ,:ed, tram its light and elegant Appearance, for FashiOnable Dress. SA RSN ET CANIBRICS made of Silk and Cotton; thine sold without Silk riot h .vMg aay pretensions to the name, or any advantage beyond. Dyed Glazed Muslin. Also aThicker kind for Travellik,e, nresses, warranted to Wash.—Plain, Twilled, and Figured I A F FATI ES, CYPRUS, &c. of the newest Fashion, in the greatest variety. . • F() R FAMILY ,MOURNING —R. and P. having paid partkular aZtckttiOil to the Mantifaeture. of MOURNING GOODS, they flatter themselves they can supply Families eoing into Motlrning, with every Article of a supenor Quality, heing Them Selves the Matlllfactwers of lionikizeens Itasdi mores, TWiIL-0, and Plain Sarsnets, Charnherry, and Italian Sarsnct C:unbrics, Boinbazets for Servants, Bar celona Handkerchiefs, &c. all warranted to wear ; and any Goods not tivtng the fullest satisfaction, they will change or return the money. _ _ _ _ Being the ori,inal Importers and Manufacturers of Irish Poplin:: and Tal - kninets in this ,Co.ditry,. :did having made them on ari improved Principh: (solely their own Invention), `they flatter themselves their superiority, both hi Quality and Price, will insure a decided releretice. Very curious Rich Black Double Tabbinet fOr Gentlemen's wear. FOR FURNITU R E .—Rich.DariLlsks and Satins of quite new Patterns; also .Plain and Striped 'cabarets, in all co lours, with the improved plan of watering, so much ap proved by the admirers of Elegant Furniture. Alowance to the Trade as usual. Merchants exporting Fashionable Goods, will find their Maaufaelory quite new, and worthy their attention. For the PRESERVATION and BEAUTIFYING of the • TEETH and Gil MS. MR. SIGMOND, SurgeonJ)entist, path, has the Honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his Frieiids, that for their better liceorninoClation in supplying them with his tutiversally approved Preparations, he has ap pointed the following Agents in London ter the sale thereof : 11ir. Gattie, No. 52, New Bond-street; Mr. Watts, Chy mist, No. 473, Strand ; Mr. Rowney, No. 95, Holborn hill; Mr. Cryer, 'No. 68, Cornhill ; Mr. Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Hazell, Perfumer, No. z 6, New Surrey-street; Messrs. Hendrick and Son, Tichborn-street, near Golden square; and 'at most of . the principal Shops throughout' England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Mr. SI G MON . Dis happy-in stating, .that during his long and successful prat - lice, in which.time he has constantly at tended the first Nobility of the United Kingdoms, he has in variably selected ingredients, proved by his experience and practical observations, to be the most conducive for preserv ing the Teeth and Gums, and giving them that permanency and beauty so desirable to every person; and which affords him much pleasure to communicate to the Public s -under the fullest confidence, that, his Dentifrice and .Lotion, .by being used according to his• printed directions, will fully accomplish and end every purpose required; and-in order to prevent efteetually any counterfeit thereof, His Majesty has been graciously pleased to grant His Royal Letters Pa tent, for. the above Preparations,- entitled, the BRITISH INIPERIAL DENTIFRICE and PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Also his Tooth Brushes of different sizes and texture, on the best adapted•construCtion, and are marked with leis Patent labels. N.B. Orders sent to either of the above Agents, or to his house, No. ai Edgar-buildings, will be immediately at tended to. _ _ Bath, oa. I, 1801. Fiir CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISNiS, BRUISES, &c Dr. STEERS's OPODELDQC. THIS Medicine has been tong aCkn9wledged to be superior to every Preparation of the kind.in' the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatisms, Cramps., Numbness and Stilthess of the Joints, and other external Complaints as well as in restoring a proper Circulation to' ate Limbs When n a Paralytic state. • It is afro pariculafty serviceable i for Chilblahts ; but in this complaint It should be dissolved, and applied warm' On the outside of each Bottle at the Ganttine.Opodeldoc is plated a Stamp, in which are engraved these words, 4‘. F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's." All other . ,s.4re counterfeit. Sold only by F. Newberg, at the 'Warehouse for 1)r. James's Poyvder, No. 45; in St: PatiPs•Churchlard, a few doors from the corner of Cheapsii'le'London; anti, by his appointment, by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. No, 150, 'and J.. Pidding, No. 76, 0 x rOrd-:.,treet ; J. Wade, Old BoniNstreet ; Bayley and Co. Cocltspur-street; Godfrey and • Cooke, Southampton-street ; J . Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; T.. Tint, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, . BoroUgh, • 1-ligh street. ' Price as. lid. per Bottle,' including, the Stamp, or.. Six, ter i3s. 6d. , , , N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportationis'eXempted froth the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark or, authen ticity, and as great quantities of Counterfeits are sent out ot. the Kingdom, all Persons abroad, to prevent such imposi tions, are desired to be particular in ordering their Agents to procure this Medicine from Mr.. Newbery's. • ~F : t r, , • • - 4 2(7 [PRICE SIX PRNCE, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1802, E NGLISH STATE , LOTTERY EE . GINS DRAWING. SCHEME. • Value ()leach. £.2.0 5 00e • • it No. of Priaei. Total Value. ,C.g0,060 .1 0 ? 000 '2o;nop 10,00 , 2 I,OV, SOO 100 3* i 8 Joeo6 lo,Goo, 6,000 5,,c00 5,000' sz.booo 100 18,000 60,0n0 Tickets. . ,C.5c0,.a00 CAPITALS DE'rEININ.-11iLE. First-drawn Ticket, 15th Day, ,C o,ooe Ditto, aist Day, aoiooo Ditto, 32t.i Day, so,oeo Ditto, .pth Day, /,obe TICKETS arid Sf-i Al 2 ES•of TICK.ETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED ',OTTE:RV-0E1;10E. PRESENT PRICE: Ticket, = - £.16 to o Half - • 8 8 o I Eighth - j O'- water 4 .5 • a Sixteenth z z 6. Persons in the Country washing to hart: Tickets or Shares,_ may be supplied ov sending good Rills at s!lort dates, Post Oitica.Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed Lottery Oqiet. (cam' The Price of Tickets and Shares will rise consider. ably before the Drawing. Privo paid in Sterling Money. This Day was puhiished, ?rice ts. 6d. MIIARC's DAILY REGISTER, or AN NUAL•JOU RNA L ; containing Fifty-two PageB for the regular Entry of all Monies received and p,iid ; and also for Memorandums, Occurrences, and Appoint.nents . for 'every Day in the Year. An entire New Work, hitherto much wanted, being upon. a larger scale than any before printed. . Upon a fine 'Writing Paper, in Quark), and free from all extraneous matter irrelevant thereto. A Plan so simple and concise, as to suit peirsons,of almost all descrip tions ; being equally useful to the Nobleman, Gentleman, Tradesmen, Manufadurer, and Farmer, and alike applica ble to domestic use. London : Printed for and Soli! by W. March, ',Ludgate. street ; and also by all Booksellers in- Town and. CourritYrr.....• CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL,: FULLING A 444., &C. &C. To , bSOLb by PRI-VA - FE CONTRACT, By Messrs. RICHARDSON, SON, and COR FIELD, AH A Very Valuable FREE ESTATE, with immediate posscSsion, consisting of a very handsome modern built DWELLING HOUSE in complete repair, delightfully situated, with Plea Sure and Kitchen C4a,rdens, and every convenience far a respeciable Family. , A WATER. CU RN MILL, adjoining the Dwelling House, jn complete repair,: with two, Water Wheels, fou.r pair of French Stones, Flour Machines kc.• capable of grind ing and dressing upwards of tarty, loads •of . Corn per .week, with large Granaries, &e,. togeth•cr with a well-accustomed, I ii t. Li NG MILL, with Fiveemir of Stocks. • The whole amply supplied with water,. and situate in-the vicinity of a large populous town, in 'the centre-or*-1 Cbrn and Clothing Country in the West of England, and within casi distances of the best supplied Markets in England. • The above Premises are capable of very considerable im provement, and form a most eligible Situation for any person of property, desirous of realizing or of embarking in an ex tensive anil•protitiole Concern. 'Apply to Messrs. Richardson, Son and Corfield, No. 7, Lincoln's-Ina-Fields, London, who are duly authorised to contract, and of whom printed particalars may he Ind. SOLOMON's BALM OF GILEAD. Ti T .s tiotortous, that various - disorders of the IT human frame are brought on by dissipation in youth, and the s e - oss violation of those rules which prudence ti.ctates for the preservation of Health, and laying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a firth and streng censtitution. The blessings of health are no sooner lost, tdah painful ex perience teaches the inestimable value of it, and the unhappy Patient looks Around, too often, in vain,lor therneans of its movery I Dr SOloMon s of Liverpool, recoMinends his CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD to all those whose Constitutions have been impaired by early imprudence, and whose nerves arc al dieted by igtetnse study, the ton frec use of ardent spirits, tea or softie,, as well'as to all persons who are enervated by long residence - in hot and unhealthy climates ;in whicli cases, it will invariably pros"e'of the most sovereign efficacy, biaelhg. th,, relaxed nerves, strengthening anti invigoratin4 the con stitution. The various weaknesses peculiar to the Fair Sex come im mediately under the power of this restorative ; and many Ladies of Fashion and Respeetability have found it to-b 4 The best medical appendage to the toilet they ever met With ; fOr recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating the head-ach, .dul ness, and languor ; and creating a pleasing vivacity, ;has. ing away melancholy, it gives comfort and strength ;, , to: the , whole system: Numerous cases have from time to time been published its every Newspaper In America, for the encouragement of the Afflided to use - and persevere in a Medicine which so emi nently -affindi a complete cure in all cases of debility. This incomparable Cordial Balm of Gilead is at once the most el:gant and effickcieus Medicine ever yet discovered for nervous. diseases. In weak and shattered constitutions, weakness of sight or memory, hypochondria, tremblings, horrors of the mind, sexual debility, and all other diseases arising from a relaxed state of the nervous system, and often the consequence of intempe.tance, debauchery, inattention to the necessary cares of health, luxury, in sedentary, inactive, or studious life, this Cordial Balm has universally estab.ish ed its restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated amongst the foremost of those happy discoveries which medical research have procured as the, blessingsad the human race, andgreatest counteractive to human misery. -Thou saws at this day in tlie• three Kingdoms, live to bless the day they first applied to this admirable remedy, and enjoy the blessings of health, who might otherwise have dropped into an untimely grave,' the, vidimsof early imprudence. . , Acconnts - from England, Ireland, the East Indies, Hamburgli, Berlin, Holland, Norway, Sweden, and Den mark, all concur in stating that nu Medicine ever introduced in those Countties met with . such rapid and extraordinary sale. The CustOrn-houSe Books at London and Liverpool will evidently shew that more of this Medicine is exported than all Others put together. Dr. Solomon, conseiou of the reditude of his condui, and the unriVallecl, unprecedented efficacy of his Medicine, can not withhold to great a blessing from Society, arid is de termined, at the expense of Five Thousand Pounds, to establish. this great discovery for the benefit of mankind; and will. continue regularly to advertise true, genuine, and vo - tindery attestations of its superior efficacy. The. Cordial Bairn of Gilead is sold by J. Mathews, Strand, 'in bottles, price Half-a-Guinea each. There are also cases, at 51. containing equal to twelve bottles at los. 6d. 'ay Which the Patient saves 11. 6s. Dr. Solomon may be consulted by letter, post.paid, in closing his usual tee ofone Guinea—Such letters &weld, for sa Cety, be thtis direeted—" Money-letter. Dr. Solomon, Solomon's-plate', 'Brownlow-street, LiverpoOl ; paid double postage.." To ensure the most inviolable secrecy, Letters may. be or dered to be addressed for X. 1. or A B. at the Post s ° Ifice, till called for. As Dr. Solomon's pradice in now become .so' great and ex tensive, and his constant engagements require a considerable portion of-his time-and attendances •he expects vihen consult ed, the usual comptirneut of a guinea ; but all written cases, or letters of advice, to be answered at his leisure, are required to inclose only half-a-guinea: - In order to, PreVent• 'Unavoidable delays; and' consequent tlisappointtnents,. Agents are, required to steed their, orders ber tore their stet:: is quite cxhiaustnd. . .Captains, Merchants, ex. are supplied oh - the first and third .Moildays in every month, of tiv ,they walk tare notice. _ . ~.