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Tyndales, near Dgribury, Essex, 1) EGS Leave to informdENTLEMEN of ASTL.EI"s OLYMPIC PAVILION, I.JI LAN DLI) PROPERTY, that he continues to tran- NEWCASTI- , E 7 STRE ET, STRAND. act the above Busirt•Ss, in - whiclt his late Father was so etpi- Established by Authority o f the- tx,rd Chamberlain. nentiy et.g:! . . , ,ect during 'forty years ; and he assuri s them that , every Dopartment of the Profession s h a ll be concluded with T HIS PRESENT TUESDAY, January clot h, the strictest integrity ;jar( attention to the interest s o f t h ose 1807 ' m and every Evening till furth er Notice, d favourite Gentlemen wh o ay honour him with "their confidence, • . Dance, b;at led___ --•- - - --------- • ' ,tan. 5 ) 0807 mHE COMMISS TO Nigel'fcir ncr ud LTA an MA:YESTY't NAVY d; hereby give Notice, rz;ai on Monday, the 2.6 th instant, they will 6e ready to rereive Ten. dens . , in writing (sealed up) i for such yea:aides of KILN DRIED ENGLISH pEAst, of the lest ite.:l4, as the speßive De:siert therein may think Proper to of& ; to he delivered In the space of One Month, free of al/ charge and risk to His I.llajesty, into His Majesty's Via:falling Store: at Portsmosab and Plymouth ; and to be paid for by 13111 s, payable, will, Ante. rest, ninety days after date. FALSE ALARMS ;. Or, MY COUSIN. The Overture by M. P. King. The charaders by Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr.. BANNISTER, Mr. lOHNSTONE„ Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PENLEY, Mr. WIWITZER, Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss DUNCAN, Mrs. BLAND, Miss POPE, Signora STO.RACE. WITH The Condition: of the Contraa may 1: seen at tie Srcretaty': Office. No regard will Le bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inse.ted in words at length, or that shall net be delivett the Board before One o',Clock on the said Mondqy, the :6th ih• . slant s nor wiles) the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per. son on his Lehalj; attend.i, t o ar,s7L'er, 's ben fo . - - THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. Sir Rowland, Mr. EYRE; Lord Altbrd, .Mr. DIG N UM ; Walter, Mr. BANNISTER.; . Apathy (first time), Mk. MA THEWS ; Lady Helen, Mrs. jOHNSTONE ; losephine, Mrs. BLAND. 13 0xes 6s. Second . Price 35.—P it 3s. 6d. Second Price IS. --- Callery as. Second . Price ts.—Upper Gallery ts. Se. tend Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. ts Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little 4 t4ssel-street. The Doors.to be opened at Hall.past Five, and begi n a t ilall.past Six- To.martow.,--.F;dse.A.latens ; oe, My. Cousin . ; with "re tch. ,`,--- THEATRE ROYAL, , COV ENT-GARDEN. - TO -MORROW - EVENING, January 21., 1807, will be pertbrined THE TEMPEST; Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLANI). WITH i , . AR,LEQUIN AND. MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. The Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresses+, and Decorations, are entirilitiew. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware. The Pantomime produced under the Direeiton of Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun. T he Scenery by Messrs. Phillips, Whitmore, Hannan, Greaves, podgipiq, and their i,:.sistants. Principal Charaders, Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; eolin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. BO LOGNA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Zany, Mr. G RI MALDI ; Oddfish, Mr. MENAGE s • Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master S NIA L LEY ; Colutithine, Miss SEARLE. . . /loxes 6s. Second Pric e 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. S ec ond Price 2s.— I, lll ery 2s. Second Price is.—Upp er G a llery is. S econ d rice 6d. --No Money to be returned. .tr e Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-o ff ice, in Hart et. I,T he.Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at galf-past Six. ' On Thursday, The Man of the World—Sir Pertinax Mac qcophant, Mr. Cooke ; with the'New Pantomime. - TO the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LAMES AND GENTLEMEN, AVING, on a former occasion, expressed, to you my intention ()fairing myself to your notice as a v andidate on the first Vacancy that should occur in your 13i. t e e P, t '"to I am induced, in consequence of the much-lamented ~ , v‘ , " of Sir Stephen.Lushington, Bart. to solicit the favour tlia'r Votes and.littorest 2t tke Eledion in April next. I avail myself of the earliest opportAnity to pay my per -1441 respeets. and subrnitting tov you the grounds of my onsions. I have the honour to he, Ladies and Gentlemen, • , Your obedient and iaithful Servant. 11 ' 1, Hill, /an. 13, 1807. ROBERT WILLIAMS. AYoung Person who has a knowledge of the ‘ 4. MANTUA-MAKING BUSINESS, and some Con, 4 ions, wishes to enter into Partnership with a young Per-. k 4 . Who has ark nowledge et the same, and wishes .tor an greeable Parter. ijur particulars address to E. H. 54. Wyche-street, Drury- AF. GREAT GAIN WITH SMALL RISK !' q r .RAND LOTTERY NOW DRAW ING, ts t DAYS OF DRAWING. ki , Tuesday, - - lan. ti 6th, Friday, - . • Feb. 6 If i Thursday,- Jan.. 22 I 7th, Monday , - Feb. 9 i' tl " Monday, .. - lan. 26 Bth, Wednesday, Feb. I t i, I I I . Tuesday , - - lan. 27 9th, Friday, .. - Feb. 13 '" Wednesday. - Feb, 4 loth, Saturday, - Feb. 14 SCHFME 2 Prizes of 3 C30,e00 2 - of - ,Czo,opp, s _ of ~C tOOO 2 - of - 8 to,ooo - of 3 - of - - . . 5,0 n 2o - of 40 of and stco of £2O. rirst.drawn, - - Third Day, - - Zio;coo • 'Firit•drawn, - Fifth Day, -- - 30 , 900 r ( rst f • wn ' - Last Day, - 5,06 IL" 1‹... d r E'l - S and SHARES are on' We at all the Licenced --ntery Offices, am! by their Agents in the Country. • 100 WARRANTED [INDRAWN. 14 0 1INSBY and Co. Te : spealully acquaint the art? Public, that they continue selling TICKETS te r 'I I A ES, duritig . tTie'D'raving'ot the present State Lot- Yo w arranted undrawn at the time of purchasing.. ing . ,iPkSDAY NEXT will be the Second Day of Draw_ ti•l - 6 ) Cornhill 52, .Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's I I ) Lor 011 gh. SATE LOTTERY. THE First-d T rawn Ticket in the present. LOT- Ales 'IT RV, No. 24,491, entitled to , , 20,02? I. was , sold at ti,ies4rs. HAZA R D, lqf RN E, and Co. Office, Roy al Ex 7 t . ' ln ge, i:1 one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Six tent h Shares. - 4: 4 1 b0 i e e K . E TS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, are selling 14,he Second Day of Drawing will be on THURSDAY . e, c lcet w ill be en and on tit the Monday following the First-drawn ...,_led to to,oeol. ............... - - -R AND STATE LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. 2 lutes of - - - £ 30,003 20,000 10,000 5000 5 -- 7 , . . - 8 teoo ~..„ ... - . 500 39 .. r ... loci SWlt"t , , &c. &c. &c. -... J. anu Co. No. il, Poultry, and No. 12, til l & Charing:eross, have on Sale the Ticket;, warranted ktid t itivn. The. above are the Capitals yet in the Wheel ; _ remaining days of Drawing are as follow i I.hoursday - lan. 22 Friday - Feb. 6 :.n aday . lan. 26 Monday - Feb. 9 ' A . 1 e esday _Il - f l an. 27 Wedn e sd a y . Feb. i t di:esday 4 Friday - Feb. 13 And Saturday - . - . Feb. 14. - , .........._________ .. . . „ I'HE HIBERNIAN,. REAPERS. - . 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London : Published hy Ostell; 3. Ave-inlria.lane ; and to be had of all Booksellers ana Printselters in the United Kingdoni: ESS! X THE very great Increase in, the Value of Landed Property in the County of Essex, within a short-pe riod, renders. it necessary that Individuals should consult .per sons who have a knowledge of the local 'advantages which their property nra.y possess previous to its dispbSal. CHALK and NI EG G ;Audio:leers and - Estate Agents, at Chelmsford, are so situated, from their extensive con nexions, as to, be able to give such information respetting every description of" Property in the County as must tend. to the advantage of Proprietors generally, but more particulaiiy to those who reside at a distance. Gentlemen- who are in clined to invest their Money.in Landed Property, .and prefer the rich and 'fertile County of Essex, will find it their in crest to consult the Advertisers,' who also Purchase upon Commission. They'have at this time, in price, , several de sirable .Freehold Estates, whiCh v‘ pl'oduce, Occupied' at liberal and fair rents, by Tenants the most respeaable, four, some four and a half, and others five per.cent. per annum.— The files of the Essex Papers (published by C. and M) to be seen at most Coffee-houses in town, are sufficient for indi viduals to refer to, fora knowledge of the extent of their business.—Land neatly Measured, Mapped, and Lett. FICY'UALLI.NC-OFFICE, ,7 4 7, to, 0164. IR. JOHN ;V EVEL, of Richmond, iu the c.i o , of Surrey, Butcher, having failed to erAii, Public :Corder, dated the 0,0,1114 Tvhich he - made to Vie:nat. ng 139 are for the Supplyof +lt ESI4 13E EF. to Hie Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Yarmouth, 4s nt, and Wells, the puny of folk,Nor or the ensuing Tltelve Month:, the Cdnntis l ioners for Victualling His ilikel•ty's Navy a 's here!". give Mtice, That on tlEnday the zsth inst. they willhe ready to tredve Tendets, in, uniting (mated PP) ) . and, treat .with: such Personi a: will undertake to furnish whatever FRESH BEEF may be rcquired I.r the Use of IYil illajesty's Ships and Vessels at the several Port: before - mentioned,' from that ‘49 , to the 3ist of December inclusive;. and to-he paid for 4v Bills, - pajzadie, with Interest, ninety daY's date. The Condition: y theContraf?, orgy be seen at the.Secreta , yi (eke, at thin 9ffirr ; cr 4y at j oring to the C4llcßor of the Cus. rani at No regard will be bad to any Tender in wbkh the Pike shall not be Inserted in words at lengtb, or that shall not be delivered to tbe Ilcord before One o'clock on the said lilonda r y the 2611 b inctant, nor unless the Person who inal:es the Tender, or some person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when tided for. AMONG the Disorders o f Health we'class ah. . habitual Costivness, and Obstructi';n,s in the Vessels conneded with Digestion, which, from the I.lSe of PrirKa fives, are not relieved, but they become a comit , ,tional Complaint. Caloin(.!l, Antibilious ANdicines,. and v tious • Pornmlae have be,ll_ eioployed, h ut t!wy certainly unty-di.i_ charge the .n;eutindated ter, lelvikg the cw..)e Brill gist. ing ; and every one, unler their operation, the, tleLeS• sity of continuing, add periocbcaily increiwn 2 ; tiwttp , e, troth the tone and sensitiveness of the Stein:x:l and I:itestine be iug partially destroyed . . The success of SP I I,S RY's fA.TEN:rANJISCO.RBU;TIC DROPS, in .removing Glandular Onstruclions i improving the Appetite, soil de. stroying that,lrritation causing Head.ache, Sense of ‘Veii;lit, Nervous Nttedions, &c. give WIl value to this Antiscorhutte, as when emftioyed in Gout,. Rheuniatisni,. U:cerations, yr Spilsbury is not accountable fbr any mix ttire sold, unless the words "Ify the King's Patent" are insetted at length on the bill of directions, bottle, and wrapper ; the stamp also (the King's duty) is printed in black ink Instead of red ink sold at the, Dispmsury, No. is, Soho e,q,rne, Loncton, in hottls, of ss. 6d. los. and it. 2s. duty. included. Compound Essence Ss. COUGHS, COLDS, and ASTENLAS, of many fears standing, have been Cured by ROBBER 13ALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUCH DROPS. COPY ofa LETTER from a RespeeNtble DRUGGIST ,c) Mr. BUTLER; • SIR, T Have lately received from thQ use of your Rob ' berds's Balsamic Elixir, or Cough.Drups, the greatest benefit which any human preparation can he • the means - of conveying todistress :—I . was violently afflicted with a cough, cold, and fever; they continued so long, and shattered inc frame so excessively, that at every fit it was thought I could scarce survive another; my food gave me no nourishment. the flesh was wasted from my bones ; I was for many days • delirious; all the medical assistance around Okanamptun .failed. A Lady of our town now suggested to Mrs. Bazely that remarkable cures had been effected by Robberds's cele brated .Balsamic Elixir, or Cough-. Drops; a trial was made of it ; . •the first dose, by the bl ess i ng of Go 4, gave m e ver y considerable relief, from that time I -became every day sell sibly better; a single bottle restored me to my tinnier perfect health—a recovery altogether ,above the expeCtation of my family and friends. 1 think it my duty to make these faeis as public: as possible. I am,' Sir, 'your humble Servant, AARON BALI', I.Y, Druggist. Okeharnpion, June 22, 1203, A Caution.—To prevent dangerous Preparations, per fa vow. of the Com Missioners of Stamps, " It. Butler, 4, Ch ea p_ side, is engraved on a Black Stamp, which is affixed to eacli bottle. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. !hider's, 4, CheaPsiqe, corner Paternoster-row ; and may be had of must Camay Booksellers and Wdicine Venders, in Bottles,.at zs. 9tl. arid 6s. each, with ample, Direelions. NEW MEDICINE ACT. , ' NEWBEB.Y. and SONS, No. 45, 'St. Paul's • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. lanies's Powder and other valuable Preparations, Magni the that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price or that Medicine will be in future 2.5. 91. per Packer, ii. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Na v;) may he for 11. 4s. And as the words "F. Newhery, No. 4s, St: Paul's," arc engraved in the Stamps, which it is Presimiec! will, be a sufficient secutity against Counterfeits, his :.;igna- Sure on the Labels will be discontinued. The following are the Prices of their other Meitivines, Stamps included ,• but those who purchase six, or inure, • a time, will be alloWed the Stamps gettis, a. d. .r. d. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative r•, Do. in a Bottle 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills • 0 Do. large Box - 2 4 4 Freake'sTbid.of Bark 4 0 The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxham's dytto 3 0 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc .1. 6 Tonic fills - c 9 Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 English Coiree - z 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 C arrut h er ' s D rops 2 9 Do. Camomile Drops I 9 E ssence o f Gi nger - 2 Do. Paregoric Lozenge* t ti Ditto Pepperriiinr • t i; Angibaucl's Blois dittu t t i D r. Hooper'; Pitts r I t Essenceot*Colte.`Oot 3 6 Grant's Drops Mr. SPence's Dentifrice 4 a I nglish's Scots Pills i Cephalic Snuff - t o Henry's M iguesia zri fones's Rheum. Tind. 3 6 Norton's Drops - Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spil s h ury ' s D rops 5 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr. Solandt.r's "P'ea 2 Wilson's Alterative 4 6 'Greenough's Tincture t :6 King's Odontalgic 2 9 Do. Told Lozenges t N. B. As many Persons mistake the House of Mussts, NevVbery, observe, that it is at the East End of St. 'Pau I's, four Doors from Cireapside, with these words inscribed the Front—" THE ONLY WA H MIS 1: E o,lt D JAM ES's NJWDER;"