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• : 1 7 3 4: 4 4 , 1 cji 1 ." _ALAI 0 4 4 A v 4 - r 14 ; 1. 1 ft • i llOO O ' • 1.11 !i l l; 0 s""•• • 01. +aid: •st "/•\ h. do c t S 2 "4- :1;$ " • N e ui NT/AmER 3175.] MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1802: [PRICE SIXPENCk. C, g 4111111• THEATRE -ROYAL , D RURY-LANE. MIN PrO.MOAROW' EVENING, Nov. 23, 1802, will be performed, LOVERS' VOWS. Autelia Wildenhaim by a YOUNG LADY. • wiTii A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. Th e 'With New . Scenery an d' D ecorat i ons. Overture and Music composed and seletied by Mr. KELLY. The Charaeters by Mr. DOWT ON, Air. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. KELLY, Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. SEDGWICZ, Mr. SUETT, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH. a. SPARKS, MigS DE CAMP, Mrs. BLAND. al~lonian. W ednescla h Comedy of The Wonder Violante by ; e s 'T 11e Public are most respeafany informed that Mr. ~..!ephen Kernbleis re-engaged for a few Nights more at this ~beatre„, and wilt appear nn Thursday, in the Charatter of ziroinohn.FaistatF, in The Merry Wives of Windsgr. 0 Fr iday, The Beaux Stratagem, with Midas. I,,,,tn,Saturd4y next, the Tragedy of King Richard 111. ; the pea r f by a YOUriv - Cult ernar, (being his first Ap ance this - P rage.) T° 481 E- , f YAL, CO : VENT-GARDEN. " EVENING, Nov. z 3,, 18oz, will be per:brined, • D ELAYS ANID BLUNDERS. The Principal Charadets by, . . M r Mr.. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr ;,.,-)MCETT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. EMERY, ' 7v-IuDONS, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. SIMMONS. - Mr i s rs i i L lTChFl ELD, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, The 1 R 4 DONS, and Mrs. MTTOCKS. OLO IO CUE to:be spoken by Mr. A BRUNTON. WITH A TALE OF MYSTERY. The Music composed by Dr. Busby: , The Principal Charatters by 14 , 1 t. e H. jOHNSTON, Mr. MRR AY, RU cLeINCHARD', Mr. FARLEY, U Mr, BNTON, Mr. CORY, Mr. SIMMONS, Mrs. GIBBS, and Ws: MATTOCKS. II; • The Dances by 'Ws. Bologna, jun. Dubois, King, Master Byrne, Only And Mrs. WYBROW. ,ednesday, The . Cabinet, with The Rev:ew. 1/Yster t hursdav ► Delays and Blunders, with The Tale of Y. VC Friday, the Comedy of Now Way to pi:) , Old petits, "'The. Tale off' Mytery. $ll A c •new Comic Opera called. Family Quarrels, will be pro. )2d very speedily, with new Music, Scenes,,Dres;es, and — • , orations • - _ , •. , ' '- - • BRISTOL, Nov. 3, tlitoz. A T a MEETING of the MALTSTERS and , ; T " -1. BREWERS of this Cit and Neighbotirhood, it was an iniously agreed, to y Petition Parliament for a Repeal of ' 1, .30t1i cettion Ofthe AEl : passed last Session of Parl i ament, I n restriEting them in the 1151121 moat of making Malt. 1 ` - CHRISTOPHER LILLY, Chairman. _ . r...„... • PERIONEAN INSTITUTION. tHE c OMMI'FTEE on the Kstablishment of the PERKINEAN INSTITUTION . (for the aPPIi - call oo of tIie)%4,ETALLIC TRACTORS to the Disorders of the Poor}, and A 1 aPPointed by th G •nerr Meeting at the Crown ..e ncuor, on the i6t hof 2 c 'Z'pte t- rub a er last, having prepared Tilt pi, AN ~Estia l -' and lIEG uLATioNp for that Philanthropic • ' . ! si l r e.:4 l .l, now offer them for 7.p f, et lit:: with a I :it. of Sabo,:►fiber& wh , } have already come public inspeclion. These, .', f"? t , vard in support of the undertaking, may . be had L; ratiS..t zon following places, where also persons wishing to become evernors ill please to leave their Subscriptions, viz. Italcistr,s• H ammersley and Co. Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Saitsorn - .A..'''',.? L oinbird.-srreet : and Mr. J. .Hatchard, Piccadilly; ktie,,erieral Meting of the Subscribers, of which due t h e te, will be given, will be convened at an early . period, for P "ection of Officers and the final Qrganization of the erkineati Institution. By arder of the Committee, HENRY GRI MSTON, 'Chairman • FOUR GUINEAS REWARD. t ()S T, about the latter end of September last, .I4Q)r,a ady L on a . visit to Tunbridge, a MINIATURE t k s o THREE CHILDREN, with the Cyphe r r,, I oc — •o n the back. The Miniature was inclosed in a li 4opos c- o _ , Case, and wrapt in a piece of Green Cloth. .It is bgd~ethe Same was lost at or near the Angel Inn, run_ A4r pever may hive found the same, and will leave it at th e o y ° al t. tlleAor No. 3z, Winchester-street, near the .ange,.London, shall receive the above Reward. N. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS /v ANTED on MORTGAGE Of a very com. p e tent ESTATE, in LANCASHIRE. Apply to th e .a:Drewe and Loxham, of New-Inn, London ; or a t ca sh ?ltice of Messrs. Wilson and Rawstorne, Preston, Lan- TO THE CLERGY. A CLERGYMAN of the Established Church, iii,,, thirty years of age, and unmarried, wishes to engage b a ' s elf as Curate . , where there is a prospect of opening a x, theh oa'cil• He has for many years taught the . Clasiics and cica,ntatics in the first Private Schools, and is now Clas zliaitillssistant in one of the most eminent. Every reference A n e tiven as to abilities zoid general charader. r 15 1, 1, to NI r. Law, Bookseller, Ave Maria-lane, London, TIGE OFFICE -PENS, peculiarly Well Cut. 411, e vident advantage Of saving WRITING_ t well cut and well'shaped tc the Fingers, and art' ea true elastic Mould, as ripe and seasoned Quills only . foints l ' a ,ble of answering, and bearing that nice exaelness of "er 'nich clean and open slit will render smooth and Dlea s ,",, s to write an;kind ot hand with perted freedom and Irenie"l,ess• This circumstance must not onl very Fon t ' out truly interesting to every person inure habit of this 11,;tireat pains' have been taken to sele4l a proper Stock qUALIFIE'D and SEASONED QUILLS tor .. " 4, try 41 1 , e 'ser . in order to remove the evil of bad Pens, so .14(1 sop Li universally complained of in this Country.—M_ade ql4 Bola by E. Williams, (Successor to Mr. 'Blarnire), Sta ttitsjotno the Duke and Dutchess of York, No. ir, Strand, Old Pensr mended, and made as new. e,... ROSEATE LOTION, 1 1A 14 ,ain and tA--,Ts, ERUPTIONS, rill:dual REMEDY for SCORBUTIC e Q.E ~,i 1 , 1 4 y, SKIN. and IMPURITIES in . at . k ."- LOTION, which is singularly e fficacious be useo j i ll the Cure of CUTANEOUS .DISORDERS, may rnali„ b Y-the most scrupulous and fastidious, without the ;rlt,beirtetllPrehension of danger to .the most delicate habits, laet s ,. txture 4 posed of the most simple materials, without any 41s 01 : m ercurial preparation (a thing much dreaded by 4 4 th e ~ ' 5l weak or debilitated constitutions). It operates 4 11(1 setts a ife Ete4 I s c a t) p iir , ~by , efK-Ctually iemoving from the Face ti ., crn mon ,_ , :pie, .Blotches, preternatural Redness, what ericd bt , s denominated Black Worms, and blackness occa ing the i sord e i' ..""ei, and that without any danger,of Caus time rend ers ti to return into the System, and at the same 1 .t .h2 Prl_e_eornplexion beautifully clear and healthful. above i)ti c) . t lon as.ol,l.tjet‘9r can with confidence recommend the t e rect t o t ,i'v',t the safest and most ul.cxception.able eve e, lsai t , "e 1 üblic, it being attended with no pain or_unn now„ sp-isation the application - and has never bee Clete ellr°e.kil in therm ost obstinate Case's, in effecting a copl- Y fiativ in the course of - a few Weeks, as can be testified _ , (i., respeclable Faruilies who have used it. vs 4'''' , -to r aPPoilitinent of the I ; roprietor at Mr. Caber _ ~ t t p,.6d, ac;idl2i4,, llolborn Hill, and no where else,. l i N l , l ,,,b2 F tt r i o ‘ .. s 4 tor usihg it. utrtttioa ~'• 6d. each, stamp duty included; lin oP f ir Jr • CHELSEA HOSPITAL, November 12, Ito 2: THESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioners-for managing the. Affairs of the Royal Hospital, at Chelsea:, to . give Notice' That His Majesty has been. pleased to command, that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, resident in London, or within twenty-five miles thereot, who Were dis charged from their respeCtive Corps, as Serjeants, Corpo rals, Drummers, or Private Men (the Out-Pensioners from the late Horse Guards, and Horse Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Horse Guards ; such Men as by the Hospital BookS are now more than fifty-five years of age, or had served twenty-five years in the Army previotisly to their Discharges, those who have lost a Limb, or their Eye sight, or are Cripples, and the Letter-men, excepted), do personally and regimentally appear at the said Hospital, on the Days undermentioned and appointed for them respec tively ; when and wherc Attendance will be given, from Nine o'C lock in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, in order that such of them, as on examination shall be foundfit, may be sent to Garrison Duty, viz. MONDAY the 29th November. The Pensioners from the Dragoon Guards, those from the several Regiments of Dragoons, Fencible Cavalry, the Bri tish idegion of Horse, and the Royal . Waggoners. TUKSPAY the' 3oth November. The Pensioners froni_the First and Coldstreani Regiments of Foot Gunds. WEDNESDAY the Ist December. • The Pensioners from the Third Regiment ofFoot Guar6, with those from the First Regiment of Foot, o the loth of Foot inclusive. THURSDAY the ad December. Those from the iotli Regiment of Foot to the 25th of Foot inclusive. FRIDAY the 3d December. Those from the 26th Regiment of Foot to the 45th of Foot inclusive. SATURDAY the 4th December. Those from the 46th Regiment of Foot to the both of Foot inclusive. MONDAY the 6th December. Those from the gist Regiment of Foot, to the 134th of Foot inclusive; as also the Pensioners from Lord trathaVA's, Majors Waller's, Elford*s, and Fish's Corps, Loyal Irish, Q uten's Rangers, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volunteers; and the Royal Garrison Battalion. TUESDAY the 7th December. The Pensioners from the Fencible Corps, the several Ame rican and other Corps, the Independent Companies; and Militia. • His Majesty has, on this occasion, thought fit to ; declare his gracious intention, that none of the 0 u t-Pensioners,who on examination, may be found fit for duty, Shall be • required to serve any where but in the Invalid Corps ; that every Man found tit kir duty, shall be entitled, on his arrival at the Gar rison to which ne shall be sent, to receive a Bounty of One Pound Five Shillings, or so much thereof as shall reinain, after supplying him with proper necessaries; and those who, on examination, are found unfit for duty, shall be disMisst,d with proportionate subsistence to carry them back to their, homes. And it is hereby further notified, that all such of the said Out-Pensioners, as well from the Cavalry as Infantry .ex cept as aforesaid), who shall not appear at the said Hospital, at the time herein appointed, in obedience to His Majesty's Commands, will be considered as otherwise provided for by Government, or as dead ; and they will accordingly be struck °lithe Books of the Out-Pension of the said Hospital, with out-any prosped of being restored thereto. _ G. AUST, Secretary and Register. EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY. At e IeLiV.ETING 9 r GENTLEMEN convened by Pub— lieAdvertisetnent, to take inter cotteidefa:ian tba,..iatetxlA4 EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY, through the Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX and 1-ANTS to the SEA COAST, held at the Swan Inn, in Reigate, on Tuesday, the gth day of November, t 502; ROBERT HUDSON, Esq. in the Chair ; ESOLVED, That it is the Opinion of this IN, Meeting, that a Railway will be beneficial to the County of Surrey, inasmuch as it will facilitate the carrying Merahandize to Market. _ _ That it is their opinion, a- Line should be extended to London, from such point in the present Railway as shall on an actual Survey be approveXas the best. That Mr. William lessop do take a Survey from the pre sent Railway of the Country betweeeLondon and Croydon, for such intended Line, and that at a Meeting to be held at the King's Arm's Inn, in Croydon, on this day fortnight, he do make a Report of the same. That the following Gentlemen be added to the Committee, viz. Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Col. Wood, M. P. Sir Win. East, Bart. Richard Barnes, Esq. . Beni. Travers, Esq. for George Mowbry, ES:q. Sir Cha—Blunt, Bart. John Dingwall, Esq. Robert Hudson, .Esq. Charles Birkhead, 'Esq. Hyltonjollitfe,Esq. M.P. Win. Parker Hamond, Esq. Rev. Wm. tollitre,- .Thomas Byron, Esq. Rob. Ladbroke, E sq. M. P.• Rev. Thomas Vv . igsell• That the Proceedings of this Meeting be advertised in the Public Papers. That this Meeting be adjourned to Tuesday the 23d inSt. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the King's Arms Inn, in Croydon. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair man, for his able and attentive Condulit in the Chair. ROBERT HUDSON, Chairman. W. B. LUTTLY, Secretary, November 9. ,Wandsworth. .tjOHN HICKINBOTTOM respeftfully informs the Nobility and Gentry, that he has fitted up and ,P EN ED AN HOTEL, in the most fashionable Style, dis-. tinguished by the Name of the BRITISH HOTEL, No. 88, Jermyu-street, St. James's, adapted as well :for the accom modation of Families as Single Gentlemen. He ventures to solicit the Company of the Nobility and Gentry, as hi;i Charges will be moderate, and the most mi— nute Attention paid in every respeol to their Convenience.• HICKINBOTTQNI begs leave to realm his grateful, Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and others, for their Pa tronage already received in the \Vine Trade, at his House, NO. is; Duke-street, which he . continues on an extensive Scale, as usual : and it being in his Power to serve them With Wines of the first Vintage, he trusts his Exertions will ensure their future Favours." • Liquors, and.every other Article in the above Branch, of superior quality, ~This Day Was published, price bound, as. or 225. a dozen to those who laty them to give away,' a new Edition, being the Twenty-fifth, of HE PIOUS COUNTRY PARISHIONER instruaed how to spend every-day through the 'whole course of his Lite, in a religious and acceptable manner. Advice hOw to keep . the . Lord's Day holy. A CoUrse of reading the Holy Scriptures, wherein is shown how much they out-do in eloquence, all the Rules of Human Art. A right Method of_ Education. The ill consequences of with -holding Instruaion from Children.; how to subdue their Passions, and make them a Comfort to their Friends, and a Blessing to the World. The Feasts and Fasts: To which are added, Colleds on several occasions : Also, a Discourse concerning the indispensable, though in CoUntry Parishes, much negleEted Duty of receiving the blessed Sacrament of the Lord's Supper; wherein the Nature of it .is described ; the Obligations of frequenting it enforced : All the excuses usually brought for the neglect of it answered. The-ignor ant Person taught what he must do in order to be a worthy Communicant. And because all must diei. Rules are given for a devout BehaViour in the Tithe of Sickness ; and Direc tions laid clown how to prepare for a happy change at Death. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. Ca, St. Paul's Church-yard ; R. Baldwin ; G. and 1. Robinson Wil G. - kie ; and C. Law. P.S. This Book is in the List of Books recomrriended and dispersed by the Society for promotin Chrlitian Knowledge, This Day were Pubbilled; price Six BRIEF MEMOIRS of the .Right Honoutable LP HENRY ADDiNGTON's ADMINISTRATION; through the First Fifteen Months from its Commencement. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand: This Day was published, price los. 6d. in boards : JOURNAL of a PARTY . of PLEASURE to PARIS, in the Month of August . iSoi ;• giving some Account of the Manner of Travelling, the Ex pence, the Present State of Society, and the principal Obj . e6ts worthy notice in that City, and its Vicinity; with thirteen Views from Nature, aquatinted by J. Hill, froni Drawings by the Author. . . Printed for T. Cadell, j . O. and W. ljavte; Strand. This Day was published, price 2S. A TALE OF MYSTERY, a MELO_ • • DRAME... Now performing at the theatre-Royal, tove.tit-arde,ii. .• By THOMAS HOLCROFT. Published by Richard Platllips, No. 7i, St. .Paul's Church-yard. . . • A NEW ROMAN HISTORY. • ' •••'•• 'this I)iy Wits publisher], • . in Three Volumes, ,Royal tsnro. price 13s. 6d. in boards, or ros.6d, °neon - lawn paper, illustrated with Maps and Prints, THE HISTORY of the ROMAN EMPIRE, froth the Foundation of Rome till the Termination of the Eastern Empire." - • • By WILLIAM -MAYOR, LL. D.. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of bum fries, Author of the British Nepos, the Elements of Natu ral History, &c. &c. Printed for Richard Phillips, NO. 7r, St. Paul's Church yard; and sold by all Booksellers. . • • : . Of whom may be had, Dr. Mayor's History, of Greece, lately published, in two' vols. price 9si and 7s. And the Volumes of his Universal Hisiory, in twenty-five volumes, as they are • published on the first •day of every month, price ss, each, or 35.., 9d. on common paper. This Day was published, Price . as. 6d. Dedicated and Presented by Permission to HIS MAJESTY, THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON of - the ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. Preiched at Gros venor Chapel, on the Bth of April. And with Local AlteratiOns, at flotymod's Church, South- • ampton, on the zoth June. And at St. Helier's, in the Island'of Jersey, on the 18th of July, 18°2, By RICHARD VALPY, D. D. F. F . S. With Notes by the Author; And an Appendix on' Resuscitation, • - By the SOCI ETY. _ ,Sold by F. and C. Rivington; Pridden, Johnson, and Sewell. This Day was published, in One Volume, Svo. Price 6s. sewed, • LES CINQ PROMESSES. TABLEAU de la Conduite du Gouvernement Consulaire envers la France, l'Angleterre, PAllemagne, l'ltalie, & sur tout en vers la Swisse. Par Sir FRANCIS D'IVERNOIS. The English Tzanslation.et the above Work is in. the Press. Also, is published, price 75. se - wed; De I'ETAT de PEI/ROPE, ay.nt et apres la REVQ LUTI ON FRANCAISE. Par M. Frederic Genrz, Conseil ler de Guerre de S. M. Prassienne. Se trouveut chez De Boffe, Gerrard:street ; Payne and Mackinlay, Strand; Dulau & CO.Soho-square : Gameau • if rici Co. A;bcknarle.street ; Prosper, Wardour-streec ; and. Conchy, New Bond-greet. This Day were published, in Royal (Mayo, THE Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Volutries of the TERM REPORTS, by C. DURNFORD and E. H. EAST, Esqrs. Barristers at Law. London: Printed for J. Liutterworth, Fleet-street. Of whom may now be had, Tbe whole of this Work com plete in 8 vols. Royal Svo. or Qitch Volume separately, price tip. boards. Also just published, in Bvo. price 7s. Vol. 11. Part IV. with Indexes, which complete the 2d Volume of Reports of Cwes argued and determined in the Court of King's Bench Mist Trinity Term, 42,d Geo. HI. 1802. . By E. H. East, Esq. •Barrister at Law. N. B. 'the First and Second Volumes of Mr. East's ,Re ports arc now complete, and maybe had together or separate ly, in Royal Bvo. price 224. REBELLION IN IRELAND.,• This Day was published, price gs. 6d. inboards, rr HE HISTORY of the REBELLION . in IRE- I: LAND, in the Year t79S; &c. containing an impartial Account of the Proceedings of the Irish ReVOllltiolliSrS, from the Year 1782 to the Suppression of the Rebellion. To which is added, an Appendix, comprisins authentic 'and official Docurrictits, illustrative of .ttuny iniportant Transactions which took place during.Alte dreadful period of the Rebel lion, and upon the Trials of the Rebels. By the Rev. TAMES GORDON; . • . Reaor of Killegny, ih the Diocese of Ferns, and of Canna way, in the Diocese of Cork; and • twenty-five years an Inhabitant of Wexford. Printed for T. Hurst, Patetnoster-row ; sold by C. Chap ple Pall—Mall • J. Booth, Duke-street, Portl a nd Chapel .;. and ' E. Kirby, Statford-Street, Bond-street; and all Book sellers in the United Kingdoms. EXTERNAL APPEARANCE NECESSARY IN LIFE, T" ORD CHESTERFIELD particularly. advises Cleanlinessi.nnt only . as necessary to Health, but the SuaCesS of our Fohunes m Lite ; Sand with so slothful a complaint as any disease that has the least analogy to the Scrofula, Indolence will naturally prevent either of the sexes fronfprofiting by this excellent observation.. _ ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE. _ _ . the-inconsistent dohtrine- of those who recommend Ex ternal Applications for Internal Complaints, is •bviated in the following simple question : Will the fur width adherel to the inside of a kettle, or boiler, be removed by washing the outside ? The same comparison may be made respeding the human frame : Can an internal complaint be removed by an external application ? these questions'are left to be an swered by every Reader, which will shew the ridiculous ness of inculcating this dodrine, while the Infallibility of Dr; BRODUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced in the eXtraordinary Cures that daily appear in the Papers, parti cularly in cases of the "above nature : Dr. Brodnin, as a regu lar Physician has been known many years; and ncrt as a Nostrum Vender. His motive for publishing this advertise ment; is to secure the Health of the Public tiom the danger that attends external application; which; to his knowledge; has proved fatal to many who have placed in it an improper confidence. A Naval Captain in the India Service, during a long period was afflicted with a..Lues Venerea; which he contracled when a Midshipman; the, complaint in consequence - fell into his limbs, and the ulcers it occasioned exposed.. the bones to view ; by reconunendation ola Captain Cseorge, of null, he_ applied to Dr. Brodurn, and in three months wai rt;stord; but being apprehensive of a return, as he was iminediately obliged to sail tot India; he took with Hini a doten bbttles of his Botanical froM which he has experienced their salutary efleCts. The, Botanical Sviup, and Restorative NerVouS Cordial, to be had at the doctors House, go. 9, AliOn-Street,, in bottles of 11. is. 6d. and ss. O. ; and by alt Printer 4,, BOOksellers, and Venders of Medicine, in the United Mail dom, with proper ditecticin.S. The Medicine may be had every day. A quart .bottle con tains equal to tiVe small ones. • • It will be necessary the Door should see such Patients as are afilided with Deafness or LosS of Sight, or semi their Cases by Idtter or parol to the Dctor !post or &Tint paid) with his UStNka fee. EAST INDIA HOUSE; August it, 18.,. THE COURT of DIRECTORS UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of Elva: LAND trading- to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That it is their intention to receive ;Ipplirations on or before tht 3oth Seitember; from the Merch2nts wanting Tottnagr fir the Expor! of Goods. to India ; Jot such Goods which art to be Ship, - ped in the ensuing Quarter :; - and on or -bi:fore the jist Decertiber, •the 3 tst March, arced jolt, dine, for such Goads the Merchant: • are desirous of Shipping in each Quartet-, folloWing.such dates e and that it is their intention also to furniskTonnakc fir ovy qxan, tiy of Madeira Wine which may be required, by Pei-'sOnS to ..I)7p the same for India; upon similar applirations . ; Particular's of the Rates of Freight, Vic. for the first Ships 4 1 the Season, are to Ac seen in tio: office of the Clerk to the Committie: of Shipping. W!LLL4 Al RA AVSAY, Secrezat,- ON, OR BE FOAE; NEXT MONDAY MOANING, • 'NINE O'CLOCK., • TO BE DISPOSED 0 , MWE - HNITI 7 XIVE 'THOUSAND POUNDS, fri ' a Ticket, Hall; .tarter, Eighth, or Sixteenth Shams,. as may be most agteeabie to the Ptirehioer, Mesas. 1 - 101t.NSBY and Co's STATE LOTTERY-OFFICE, N. 26, CORNHILL, Opposite the Royal Exchange. NEXT MONbAir tHE LOTTERY BEGINS DAAWING. A - T, HODGES arid C o. ' s O ffi ces; N o . 149 , 05t. ford-street, and No. 44, St. James's-street, the fol lowing-Capital Prikes, were Sold, Shared, and Regis-tered , last Year, viz. No. 29,07, a Prize, of 2o;oo;,I. N0.'15,060, a Prize of 5=4. !.'5,7,?,5 2 0,000 1 . 3 ' 133.3, --: . 3006, 2 4,7 5 77 ---; 1 09009 1 . 28 , 8 § 8 , ---- sooSi. - _ . . In the present Lottery are, . ~ . of , i Prizes A, . 25,000 I 3 ------. 5,000 3 lo,ooo 0 Prizes of Z.. 1,008 And other Prizes,a..movnting in. the whole to 288,0001. The Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great wiriety, at the above Offices. "V , ' . ..,, . p- - The First Drawn Ticket will be entitled to isoc)Ol. ADVENTURE OF SUPERIOR PRETENSIONS Q ,POPE feels peculiar satisfaction in arinonnctnEt 04 to his Freinds - and.the Flublie the present LOTTERY, since; for equality of Chance administration of Risk, ail(' superior number of magnitudinous, Priacs, it indisputably stands most distinguished in the whole nals of Lottery Adventure, Although' the Capital Prites amount to the immense Sum of ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOU SAND POUNDS, the Blanks are proportionably less titan even the last popular Lottery ; and; what is riot frequently experienced, the very smallestPriies yield a profit to prit,- dent early I`rirc.trisers, But its more prominent feature of unequalled . adOrttagd . and attradion is, that before the risk of a single Blank is Ina curred, or that the Price orTickets is so advanced as to ex.. elude by far the major part of thecochniunity from purchal, ing; all descriptions of Adventurers; from SpeculaturS of tens and twenties of Whole Tickets, down to the Holder of an humble. Sixteenth Share, start proportionably fair for the stupendous .First-Drawn Priie of TWENTY- IVU TH.OUSAND.POOIDS Add to these important consideratiOns, that the smallest Share; a Siiturith, tiny gaits a. farturie of 15621. tOS. and that every Prize is paid ,t ti f uI.L in the.shoFt.:.;)4ce to t MontliS. after the termination of the Drawing maywelt be pronounced an " Adventure of Superior Pretensions." TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at POPE'a Foiurt.mk.ri OFFICE," Corner of the Royal Exchange; close tatne,,Bant. . . „ • TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE, rrHE MOBILITY, GENTRY; and PUBLIC in . general, are respetlfully intbrmed, JOHN BURGESS and SOS's GENUINE ESSENCE of. ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by thetri in the same manner that has given,. such universal approbation . for many years past. The long justly-.acquired superiority of that Article is fully con Tinned in the opinion of the Country at la r„e, and of Persons resident in all _parts of the World, and having stood the test atrial,_ ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence otAnchotieS zind othet rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, froth the inunehnis Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. 'in purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade tbr faMily use; of the •beSt , West-India , Merehants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in the Army Itid-Oavy, supplied uptni the shortest - notice foe the East and West.lndies, &c. 03 - For the convenience of Families in scothnid, they have appointed Messrs. a..Johnstoti and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Aptilts for Fish Sauces. Warehousc, , No. 107, corner of Savoy -steps, Strand, London. NhlY MEDiensi E. AC At the only Warehouse for Dr. JAMES'S POWDER, ... No. 45; St..PanPs Church,yaid, London. THE following MEDICINES are Sold; at the Prices annexed, including the StaMp Duties; and as it is enacted, that .from the fs't of Septembcr; t 802., the Stamps should be applied to Propiietary Medicines, as well . 14 Foreign as for Home Consumption, and as a con-, sidetable Addition is made to the StaMpS, on the articles of higher value, or those iii bulk, the priteS of Di". - Prlies's Powder will be in, future is. §d. per Packet; or fl. ss. 6d. per•Doien but the quantity, of a Doien Packets in a Bot tle (as Made up ter the Army and Navy)" may be had tor 45., And as by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp Otßce,'Plates are prepare& for ,Mr. Newbery's sepa rate use, with his Name engravettin each Stamp, the Public will be careful to obserie, that the words ' " F. Newbery:i No. 45, St. Paul's ; " are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is presimied that this will be asufli, cient security against Counteffeits, his Signature on the Labels on Dr. !alines:J.& roiaica will,be discontinued fin henceforward. Startip. , All be illov;ied gratisi as usual, to those who parchase- Half a Doien or more at a time; of the lower priced articles. , s s. d. Dr. I anies's.Powdek 2 § Lozenges Of Blois r DO. a Bottle -• z 4 o Fteake'sTina.of Bark 4 o Do. Analeptic Pills '4' 6 •Do. H.ux.ham!s - 2.9 Do. large 24 o English Coffee - 2'9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6' Genuine Arquebusade.' 8 .6 Do. Convulsion Oil - z 6 Orrnsk.irk Medicines. 8 6 Do. Camomile DiopS r 9 I nglisli's Sews Pills r 0 • Do. Pantgofic Lozenges i ri Essent:eof.Peppermint t ti Berry's BiliouS Pills 4 6 Grant's .Drops - t ti Dr. Attstit4 Chalyheate Dr. Hopper; Pills r q dittq 4 o Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dalby's CartninZiive 't- 9 • Hertry!s - 2 6 Eisence ofColttfoot 3 , .Norton's 4 Drbps - 5 6 Cephalic tititl -11 2 . ‘ \- o 9 'Spilsbiiry's Drops -5 6 Spence's DoMtrifrice 4 o Dr. Splander's Tea 2 9 Jones's Rhetimatic Tinc- Greenouglfg Tincture t IN tune - 3 6 bo.-Tolu Lozenges r ti N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to the first twenty Articles above enuitterated ;. and. as man' Persons, particularly Servants and. Nlessengers, mistake his House, he is under the necessity of-pointing out, th a t it is at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheipside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, ou tvlitch these Words are lni.:ribed " THE ONLY WARBH.OUSE FOR, DR. jAMiS's POWDIe:A."