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p. , ~,,,iri o i i iv —,l - . : ti .: l it l / 41 : l.• ~,, • -•:,...- „ i ri,4 ,.• . t)t.,.. . 1,1.10 : 1 t 11, 1 94 7,1.:',1 t A " •', ' S: - et . '. ' - i-., , , t. t I.t 4 4 . ie - . 1 t. , :, , 1.... „ -, ..-2.i. „,. T ... ~.....,,i , 1 t, A . - . t.,.., WI , % ,) "44 4 ' . - - : • - - . . . .. •-• •Ve*...... -• , , ..,-„,.... . --7- • ill LI NDA Y, JANUARY 12, 1807. NUMBER 4 4 >"/ 1.1 [PRICE SIXPENCE; NEVER ACTED. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 12, 1807, will be performed _ L • • - FALSE ALARMS; Or, MY COUSIN. The Overture by M. P. King. • The Charaaers by Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PENLEY, Mr. WEWITZE It . , Mr. LIIGNUM, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Miss DUNCAN,- Mrs. BLAND, Miss POPE, Signora STORACE. WITH . THE DEAF LOVER. Old Wrongward, PEN LEY •, Young Wrongward, Mr. CARIES; Captain Meadows, Mr. PALMER ; Canteen, Mr. DE CAMP ' Betsey I3lo,sorn, Mrs. lIAR LOWE. Coxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se b;C'dbd. Pnee 6d.— No Money to be returned. "aces for the Boxes to be taken at the Box.office. in Little Russel street. The Doors to be opened at lialf-past Five, and begin at half-past six. To• morrow Miss Rav will make her firsts pearance in the vharaCter of Little Pickle, - in The Spoil'd Child. A'new Comedy is in rehearsal. 1 - 1-IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE-N. TO-AiORROW EVENING, January 13, 1807, will be pertbrme4 THE BIRTH-DAY. • After which, ARBITRATION Or, I . REE AND EASY. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. FARLEY. • To Which will b e added, for the rith time, a new Pan tornime, called HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN- EGG. The Scenes, Musrc, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware. 'The pantomime produced under the Direction of Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna. jun. The Scenery by Messrs. Phillips, Whitmore. Ilollogan, C.; Naves, [lodgings, and their Az:sistants. Principal Cha raelers, Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; !Colin, afterwards .Harlequin, 'Mr. KING and Mr. 80. I.00;NA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr., L. , BO LO G NA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Zany, Mr. G RI MALDI ; • • - Oddfish, Mr, MENAGE; Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master SMALLEY ; Columbine, Miss SEARLE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —P it 3s. 6d. Second Price 25. Callery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No MOney to be returned. • Places for the BOxes to be taken at the Box-office in Hart. Street. On Wednesday, The Tempest; or, The Enchanted Island; with the New Pantomime. The Public are respedfully informed, that a hew Comedy has been for some time in rehearsal, -and that notice will very toon be given of i?s first Representation. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, • lartuary 9, 1807. IN conformity to the Resolution of His Majesty's . for Concluding the. Affairs of the Royal I.l itary College, that the Appointments of PRO ESSORS fltd MAST ERS shall be determined by competition of Ta 'slnS, the Governor doth - hereby give Notice, that an addi t°llkl WRITING MASTER will be Wanted at the tunior epartment of the said College, at Great Marlow, in the County of Bucks. Letters of application are to be addressed to the Governor of_ the R oya l M i litary College, under cover, to the Right honourable the Secretary at War. No Person will be approved for the Establishment whose Cliaraaer will not bear the striaest scrutiny. • A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military, College will' be held at Great Marlow, on Tuesday the 3d of February next, lof the Examination of the Candidates for the above-men tioned Appointment. 'AT the ACADEMY of MONSIEUR L'ABBE DE GRENTHE, Quay-streef, NEWPORT, ISLE of WIGHT, ISQS, Young GENTLEXEN are Boarded and Educated, or Educated only, l in all the various Branches of 7 - polite and useful Literature.—Emulation, justice, Recom. pence. Monsieur L'Abhe De G renthe, Master of Arts in the Uni versity of Paris, and Author of several Works published in That Capital returns his sincere Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and inhabitants of the Isle of Wight ana vicinity, for their proteaion during the space of thirteen years, and More particularly since his undertaking a Boarding School, wherein are taught, by able English Masters, dirlerent Xranches of Education, conformable to his new plan of teach §g the French Language, winch has met with such success ih his Pupils, and Sa tis ta ttio it in_their Friends. . . Tefins per Quarter. toard (tea allowed without extra charge) and Instruaion, in cluding English, Latin, Greek, taught grammatically, Writing, Arithmetic, Merchant's Accounts and Mathe matics - - " - - , C s to o Half Board - - - - - 3 3 0 bay Scholar - - OD O. - i 1 o A Parlour Boarder • - - - Zntrance for a Boarder il. Is. ; for French, Draw ! 0..10 6 11 ,% , Dancing, or Geography A - . I? tench School every other day, for young Ladies, 6frorn nine to eleven in the morning - "to for young Gentlemen, from six to eight in theievenin Lesson, at his own, house, an hour every other day holidays excepted, tl.l ts.6sd. ; out of it z z 0 g eography and the use of the Globes taught every d rawing mor n i ng , front nine till ten o'clock - taught every other day, front twelie to one / 3 ° 'Clock, by Mr. Griffiths, from London - I,v 4 l . l ;trig every Wednesday, by ditto and Arithmetic, by private lessons, three i•! 3 a week, by ditto - I is 6 tint No Master is to attend more than twenty Pupils, t thereby be able to do them that justice which 1 1, Q1 " oe impracticable in an unlimited number, and to cause . 4(11 to be what their Specimens of IVriting, Drawing, .Arithmetic, &c bespeak them. Hours ' the School are—ln the morning, from six in the Summer, and from half-past six. in the Winter, till eight, and from nine till twelve ; in the afternoon, front two till five, and from six till eight, Wednesdays and Saturdays excepted. N. B. In the *inter the doors are to be shut at half-past trine, and in Summer at ten o'clock in the evening. a::-.1-101idays—Wednesday and Saturdays in the atternnon and few 01 the most indispensible, such as the King's' Birth day+&c. At Midsummer, ft - wit the 16th of lune to the zoth °t. Lily at Christmas, front the :6th of Deceinber till the ?•oth cri tnua slayt Easter, from,Good Friday till the•fol -I,t9wing lv e.it : and three days at 1V hitsuntide. Never. heless, for the accomnmdation ot,the Public, the Academy Will remain open during the NlULuituner and Christmas Va cation, on the following terms for each : a Parlour boarder Boarder al. as.— a Day Boarder tl. 4s. .--and a Day cholartos. 6d. • ,_*,.** The Public. may be assured that M. L'Abbe .De his will empl o y t h e b est means to exc i te emu l ation i n Young Pupils by public and private exercises,• where ap 431;ation and suc c e ss w ill b e d u l y rewar d e d ; an d to fttit .tiuize them to those .principles o f m .. ra liry an d goo d bena ;liofe! which s o essentially promote the happinvas of social 1 I 0 I I o o lo 6 I I 0 I 1 0 M. L'Abbe De Grenthe does not mean to compel any 15ay Schotat to'at tend at the a bcovc: ntentioued Hours, onead then- Vtiencts not approvevi „ . TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST DRAWN TICKET. THE 3th of this Month the NEW YEAR's LOTTERY begins Drawing. 2. Prizes of £30,000 - . are. . 060,000 2 . 20,000 40,000 10,000 3 5000 15,000 5 1000 • 8 - 500 Zo 100 - - 2o;o 40 - - - so 5100 - - - - 20 • 15,000 Tickets ,(230,000 Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day- . ,C 20,000 Ditto - - 3d Day - to,ooo Ditto - - . stli Day 30,000 Ditto - - - Last Day - - • 5,000 Interesting Questions : . Is there any other possible mode bY which I may gain from a stake of Twetity:.six Shillings only (the price ()fa Sixteenth Share in the above great Scheme) nearly Two Thousand Poundv - . • Have I no ambition to make my fortune by a mode of ad- Yentiire, where the loss is trifling, but the gain may be great I TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET TO-MORROW MORNING. • • A GRAND AND RICK SCHEME. % .- - - 2 Prizes of - .C3 OO 0:07 5 3 Prizes: f of: - - ,Cs i o o o o B o 5 2 2 • - - - 10,000 8 Soy &c. &c. C . ARR Q LL and Co. NO. 26, Oxford-street, near Rathbone-place.—Tickets and Shares are selling in great Variety of Numbers at their Office; where, in the last Novemher Lottery, the Ticket No. 12003; a Prize of 10,0001. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths; likewise the Ticket, No. 6ost, a Prize of 5001 was sold in one Quarter, two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths ; and numerous Capital Prizes iu former Lotteries to a great amount. The present Scheme claims particular attention ; the few number of Tickets, and the rich list of Capitals, give it a decided preference over all former Schemes. Correspondents, and all business relative to the Lottery, will be paid particular attention to. N.B. All Letters must be post-paid. STATE LOTTERY. z Prizes of - . 43er00 •S 7 7 ••• - - 20,000 7 10,000 3 - - - - - 5,000 &c. Pee. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. g 3, Royal Exchange, London ' are now selling TICKETS and SHARES for the STA FE LOTTERY which begins Draw ing the 13th of fahudry, 184, the Schemeof which contains the 4bove Capitals, besides the usual ,proportion of other 'Prizes . . _ In the late Lottery, No. 9,56°, a Prize of 20,0e01. and No. 19674, a to,Dool. were both sold in Shares by HA ZARD, BURNE and Co. 4 .* Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re mittances, Will be treated on the same Terats as if present. Letters (post-paid) duly answeied. , PRIZES in the present Lot- 1 PRIZES recently Shared and tery, wiltch begins Draw- Sold at the understated Of ing-NEXT TU ES DAY : fices : £ 3 0 , 000 No. 3944 - - ,4720,000 3-,000 29,,67 . - 20,010 20,0-,0 15 , 705 - - 20,0n0 20,,,00 12,660 - . 20,000 10,000 2 4 , 7 8 7 - , .. 10,000 zo,ooo 7 121 - • - io,ooo 5.00 2681 - - 10,000 5000 1 3.45 - - 5000 5000 30,333 . ..- 5000 1000 28,898 - . 5000 10c0 , 18,060 - - - 5000 ' 1000 36,030 - - 5000 • 1000 97 8 7 - - 5000 1000 ' I 19,408 - - . 5000 &c. &c. &c . &c. 'TICKETS and SHARES are on s a l e a t HODGES ii. and. Co.'s, Stock-Brokers, Cornhill, Oxford- street , and St. James's-street; where all Prizes are paid on de mand. TO SURGEONS. ANY Gentleman who can bring forward Certifi cates of his ekigibility to fill the Situation ot VETE RINARY SURGEON to a Light Dragoon Regiment in India, may apply to Mr: W. Spring-$a den Cottee-house, Charing-cross. A SITU.kTION. ANAVAL SITUATION offers for any Young Man of Respectability on board the Blood Hound, commanded by Lieutenant Fli►►ders. It will be expeded that he understands Pursers' and Captains' Accounts ; and in addition to his rating on the Ship's Books he will receive 2al. per annum, and every encouragement by attention and kind treatment. N 8., A reference to one or more respeElable Persons will be necessary, and he must repair immediately to Sheernesi to join. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Very Desirable. and Valuable CLERICAL CONCERN in London.—Any Gentleman of re spettability, having from 350)1. ko la t z.ol. at immediate command, flay receive particulars by personal application to Mr. Christie, in Pall-Mall. GEORGE BAILLIE and Co.'s BANKRUPTCY: COUNTY of PERTH and TOWN of STIRLING, in SCOTLAND. TO BE SOLD, . • • At Garraway's, the latter End of February next, unless pre viously disposed ot by Private Contract, by Order ot the Assignees of George Bail lie and John I atrNY, AFREEHOLD ESTA'T'E belonging to the Bankrupt lohn 'affray, situate in tile County of Perth, in Scotland, and also a Freehold House belonging to the said lohn j affray, situate at Stirling, in Scotland, and which Estate and PreiniSes, by a Resolution of the Creditors ot the said George Baillie and John . ' Arra v, the Assignees are at liberty to sell for Bills accepted by the House of George Willie and Co. now remaining unpaid, ~nd proved against their Estate. For further particujors, apply to Derinetts and Greaves, S'olicitora to the Assignees. GEORGE 13AILLIE and Co.'s JANKRUP FCY. ST. VINCENTS AND BERBICE. TO BE SOLD, At Garraway's, the latter End of February next, (unless pre viously. disposed of by Private Contract) by Order of the Assignees of George Baillie and John 'affray. 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To MANUFACTUR E RS, ARTISTS, and Others. lust published, In One large Volume, Bvo. price las. with a Frontispiece, exhibiting: a specimeutf Printing front a Pane of (;lass, etched by Fluoric Acid, A - CH - EMICAL dATECHISM, for the use of those who are entering upon the study of Chemistry; with numerous Notes, containing a variety of interesting in formation respecting that Science. To which are added, a Vocabulary of Chemical Terms, several.useful Tables, acct a large.and select Collection of instrudlive and amusing Ex. petiments. By S. PA RKES, General Manufatturtng Chemist. Printed for the Author, and sold by Symonds, Pa.ternost•er. row ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Richardson, Cornhill ; and by all other Booksellers in Town and Country. Some idea of the nature of the Work may be colleaed from the Review ) it in Tilloch's Philosophical rournal, from which the following %is an extract : 4 -' 6 1 he ohjeCt o f this Publication is to untold the. Science of Chemistry to ar tizans and young people by way of question and answer. It . is written in an elegant and popular manner, and rendered as ainusing as it is instruCtive. The an.wers, w hi c h i re con- . cise and fitted for the memory, ace further elucidated by a hrge, body of very valuable and learned notes." A tier a long • review of the contents, they say, " wecannot conclude wit k ir out strongly recommending this Work, not - onTy for the in• struction ui youth and mechanics, but also to Chemists, as furnishing an admirable epitome of Chemistry, and as giving a number of new observations chiefly relating to the manual. • part of the science. It is not written by one in the closet, but by a practical Chemist by profession. The objet is good, and we doubt nor its success will oorrespond with its l antrinsic werits.".—Philosophical Magazine for June last.