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' , . 4.lelanthon, Mr. PACT ,E ;,: . . ... • ' Arcas, Mr: DE CAMP.. - ' —: Eirphrasia, Mrs. SIDDONS ;"" • ' ' Lrixene, Miss TID.SWELL., • ..,,,,_,,„. AFTER WHICH • '''"-r , FES'TIVA'L OF BACCHUS. , • 1 _ WITH 0 WHO's THE DUPE ? r„--nn. ganirday, • ,_ In the Wood. the Comedy of . The Rivals, with The Chi'. l e : 11 Monday. . 1 or th e m,, . • , _.. . .. k- Ill'Y Queen of 'Scots, with HarlequinArnu- . .......,____ abiool Alon.i. • .., _ . --, ___. ITIIitATRE:.ROVAL, CONf.t\TT-CI7.ARLIEN' ° - I\II°RROW R VEXING . , Iii, 1%1802,. will he perrormed, ' THE c ABINE T. . . ' 'l' smiT'l.ziPal Characters by m, , - Biel{. '!r. Mti'N'DE.-.N, Mr. FACETT, M - E ERY, • • ;Mr. BLANC:H(I)-i' Nit . . SIMMONS, I .‘ . Ali-..KINC, and Mr. !Neu:WWI. hirs /t . Mrs, j%GrATT,9CK.S; M. ATKINs, HNS roN, M'-s. DAvsNpo al% • .Mrs ' 0 1131)W, Mrs. POWELL, And Signora,,Sl:o RACE* WITH . , -• - ... 'CicinleS .C.b r i d nlt vi v , l ;' HE a REVI EW, Villa ge , :vith Lovers' Quarrels. Saturday, neat wt.,. b e en performed on Tuesday, Fridar, and eek. —.......„....._____... THE DEATH OF ABERcRmIBY. tXHIBITION f the LARGE MS' uk 1 TORICAL PIC'TUR°E, painted by. SANlt s l c E al L e. zlheNlieSinoAr,R4l/3‘ll,ol4Ll),,r,epresnting o n a most exten_s .42 lisittioreMaaortril y - 1 ti.i),:t‘ betbreA L E X A Sir RALPH 11 1 NV 11 1 C.h the gallant at the NDRlA ive onthe C;It.F.A.T Room si , , l.,ifc,_ continues .ol'Vay from. Ten till Du4k. ' 4'NG GARD ';', NS, every ) • Admittance one ~illine Sketches of Reference 11 v - ,• 5 .,„. 1 1 -4 - r . • s and Gentle• plerin honouring the Exhig! tt ` i (l , e --•is, `to ~..•aie., Pe..on attends to explain thebtl'' Ix ith their Presence, and a idut: PAVING OPPICE, 'DUBLIN,. February 1?62•• PR.IO.P_OS'LS FOR LIGHTiNGTH'E sT , RE ..., E.TiS is 1: IE. DIRECTORS and. CONIMISSI°iN '''i's' will receive and Cio x. , s • ~. P roposals for Lighting the Public ..ti L l a , - l_ I:urn; In tril C' l sr; and for keeping the s'fbe , a T. 11 „7, v,., for tkieteot in good-or-ler from the -tit of Septer.l . o- .. U • (-)ne., - Two, or, f'tire ' e Bear as shall be agrerd prt n _ i "the C;lubes-tO have clutibleßurners:.: trlore4eth Boardare willing (if desired) to enter into one or ,PronoPslate (iontraa or Con trails for the _same.h'fthe Ist day 0 m a , ,,, •4§ t 9 ,)e sent to this 0 1 - ti'(:e, on or ur:... retary of. the r.it,rti'ailirt, sealed up, and direcled to the See ,, at°Ze().-,lltilinedorse,d ‘c Proposals for Lighting,. Whichwill be , 1 Preencd'of the:Proposer or his Repressrltatiy,e., Aviiihne ;''.ock on the said day, after which day no -p-ioposal ~.• reeeivek . , Signed by Order., , -•-. ~,r• -,-.c. •. , • , ~ ,i,,,_- viTtsT OF I‘.IARCH, .___ _.: .. 1 - 1 . 11-0.,,',e LoTu iTiRY begins DRAWING. . _ • ;,,4,1.-i respearuily acquaints the. Public, trial in f :;,r:,: ',.-111,coliteriplatioiitu alter the 'triode of Lot!eri_ese ti*li, • ,„"k,t"e Pre-nt4 therefore, in all probability, lAnn b -• '` -..er . 4. " ' • ' •• ii for so small a PsA.. ean i mmense Prize can be notanie ~1 If, F. ' .ncl Shares are selling in great variety, at both his .., stablished Offic . . ,• • - ; g.cros - . ) .: es, x.lo,,,:t:l•i,(4;,Cor.kiltil!, and Ides C,bar:in. ;44 I:64istela°plng tapi.tal NNeic. all Solcl,'S . narecl.., .• • mul'tt, late: tear, 1861 : • 74. ' f ' - - ' ''''')* 'e ), 4 ,, Gi, a Prize 0f,.30,0a0 . ' 9 , 59- ._ _ A ------_ . I 0,0,:0 ,1253 io,ooo • 44,007, ....._______:_ 5,000 , . s 1,3, ________— ,7.;oac, - - et61..-...._ . .. ',.. 5,37,, , ...:.....____.... I.oog. .* tioyernrnent 5,3 7 ~ tip letinght and -old on, Commis- EZiC-LISH.STATE-OTTERY, f 8 1 ..n7 7 0 , ‘egnli Drawin g ist March, illez. TH TIC K E 'VS are 'saki and divided into ~,.14ALVES, 'QUARTERS EIGHTHS, and SIX -14 ei NI:HS, ,by HAZARD, BU RNE and, Co. Stock- Ipkers, .at their .State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the ?Yal Exchange, London. . .., _ Irk I)RAWING of the present ENGLISH- STAtE ert Eky *ins on Nlonday - the First of March. ME TiCKETS, .HALYES, QUR-IERS, tie.: EIGIITHS,,ancI SIXT4ENTHs, are now sellin g in Variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms in*, The Money for the Prizes paid on bentandi B H t ORNSBY and Co. ! ( ', l (-13 , re . k ers, at their old-established State-Lottery-Office, . - (Licensed pursuant to Act Cl Parliament) ' No • 26 ' CORNEILL, :• . , () . ' PPosite the Royal- E xcloinge, Lond on; 11,1 so at LIVERPOOL and EXETER. T...., Fir st ce „., . . . ~ e ! _ i , ;March the State- Lottery begins IYrawing. ~, ,k . -- ' ' AIiIISON, GO ODLUCK and Co. Stock_ .h 1; 411(1 . ei' l , T , - , at their I i -ensed State-Lottery offices, Corn- Vorivic4 -i''-Err 's 'l t- ondon ; also. in the Market -place, , and i n i , 44 -' ' 41i ' l Shares, - ast , e-street, Liverpool are selling Tickets 4 4(1 late st— n t he greatest variety of Nurt , ibe . r‘s. i _ln . the leave Len ' ki ~e-Luttelles the • following Capita Prizes N •_ . 4 0 at the abov fr •s in Shares : 51 1 24 07, , e 0 .tie , A * 20,,pci. ea.i'..11'3001.--.NO. 26 ,6 gs (as First-d . rawn) 30,0151. No• 43, 5 i.,' sob o l. each. . N 2 , 0 076 1 1 3 ' .7 7 a 2 c 6 h. 3, 14 i . No. 33,599 ~ 28,879 22.040 , ,35,% 9 ' • 22,6'99 -o,oec. ed c h . 4 0, H9 ' 37 , 4 0 ' 5 ' _11,9 0 2 • . 7,, j 6 4 , 11,72.2, ' 7 , 494 - ^ 31, 69 z - 25,981 x1,03s ~ . 2 5.21 , - . 4 6,1 ° 1 . ' 5;oonl• ..-„, 3 i ,. 9,9 , 5 ~.. . 2,0t4b1. each. 15-,90 ' • 316,229 41,.768 24,165 - 41 ' 4 7 - 2,168. 1 4 , 7.5.5 A 150;,,,,, &e. k..e. &e. • 5:.,. riinner LotterieS inc the year 1767, a great propor -7,‘10n in Capital PriZe's, i too Inirns...rou s to inenthm. . . tbit:..,,,ce Lotteries were first established there have been but tk .--rnzesof 3o,ocyal. divided Mitt sold in Shares.--Two,ot " - n; s q 0„,„ , a -. i2,b07, and 2.6,5i3,3, were so ~ ...k. and Co. sold: by •Liehardson, ....,...-___...________:_____ • • • AI)AMANTINE T7:ETH. `• ' - I\ll. LESEC, Surgeon-peptist„ No; tz, ,Hano- -pti ver-trL•.et, Haucier-square, respeolfully , inform hks , (:. e n'ls and the Public 'in - general, thaf helfii found out a li.pjl.ptisition fiir Artificial- l'e-tit, entirely incernlitib . le ; ,",_ett heipg infinitely superior to any thing ev . er yet_ offered . ine:,Public,• i s•aiindipned by the mobt distinguished ap fil)—r°°bfatil7iilsic—om—pos*:tion . Mr :• L. 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The Fourth and sueceedirig Volumes will be published with all reasonable expedition. . • This Day were published, TRAVELS through the SOUTHERN PRO:. VANCES of the. RUSSIAN EMPIRE, in the Year. IM and i 794. . 't'ranslated frotti •the original German of Professor PALLAS, Councillor of State to the Emperor of Russia, Member s ot the printipal Literary. Societies of Eu ropc, &c. -tee. Vol. 1. 4W. -Et:Mellish:A with numerous Platt. and Maps ' mostly coloured, illustrative.of the Man ners, Dress, and cutitorris of the variotal'artalt• Nations, and of different subjects relative to the Natural History Ond tiquities ofa Traci of. Country, extending Several thousand rinks in length, and never before .descrihf.sd.: Price 31. 35.' ri4w.Copies of this spier:Aid Work •are'printed.on fuse ROy - al 'PaNr, ?roof lmprt4Ssiuns 'of the-Plates, price.4l. 4s. boards. _ • Printed' tor T. N. Longman and U. Patermster.row.; jun. :ow.; W; Davies, Strand; and J. Murray and S. BighlOy, :Fleet-street, rr The Second Volume, containing Pla.tes still'. more numerous andinteresting, is in preparation, : and will speedily be published. • • [PRICE SIX PENCE; t SAFE AND POWEKFUL RESTORATIVE, For Woak and Debilitadd Constitntions, Consumptive .bits, Pains and Weakness of the Stomach, Nervous Weak.: tresses; the deleterious, Efids of Hot ' . elintates, and' parti:. , . . , cularly the ill Coacquences of I ntenirierance: LIALLP-M .. allil Co.'s EXTRA.C . I: ‘ ,. or AN/ 1.. of in the furtn of Pilk. -The restorative ctfec3s Of the Animil of ct 444 irk all casts of general Debility of the System, Nervous Coniplaintsi and likewise its antieptii:' power; as a 'Corrector of the .. , titirnal - juices, evinced 4y the following shigular Cases; get.; -tairtly . 'entitle it to the full confidence tit, the ValetuUinarian. " Dec. 3, iSof. " Turf Priiititig-Qfflee, llewmarket, " Dear Sir, " I have to communicate to.ydu a vetv,eXtraordihary Cure that has been effected by your Extraci of'Quassia. " A Gentleman in this Neighbourhood, wise Fgct hat - been mnipletely covered ‘Cit h 'a diSagreeable ern p tient and red.. ness (most probably arising from , his. too free liiritig), ex_ pressed a wish, it I kept ally Medicine likely to relieVe would recommend it ; having kiro-,Qnivir fixtraet succeed in Some such Cases; I advise) his trying it, and; unaccoulit. able as it may seem, two Hat 1-1:1-es removed 0.4'0' unpleasant appearance, 'and quite re,estaolisned . his •health, which began to be nine); impaired by the saiiietatige. ". I have -met-with several instanceS of irs'complete success iil,liervous ComplaintS of long standing, and shall ever itt futffre . ;ecinnmend it with the greatesteonfideAce. " Yodi's; resiscarolly; " RV tst fi• E " To Mr. E. Hallam, ApothdcarY • and Chemist; Bury. CASK 59: " A young Gentiernag, about ten yeirg of .41. e, who tot many weeks had been aldieted. with. larg,e :loathes, shifting over the whole surfai.e ti..z."Body, vccasionill-iatalerable Itching and restlessness, had plidergone the usual course of 'diaphoretic and alterative Medicines, etnplos'e4 in such cases with evident disadvantage, as they 'tended bttt to increase the dilation of the 'pores; his strengtiranq natural .vivacity were likewise rnuctrunpaired ; recourse was now lead to the Anima of Qtltssia, with a view of relieving his loss of appetite and general In about tWo weeks ails appetite and strength were coinpletely recovered, and the Dieas: Of the Skin evidently-.4.legau to abate; at the expiration three weeks,. froin the tirst taking Qcassia; his skin became quitti dear; and no unp teasent. symptom -rent ained." Sold, wholesale and retail, oy Shawi.lNlo, 7a, - .Borough; and retail by Baxter and Co. fidinburgltand C> Lit-gc.)w ; one Vender lrreVery Town in the•Kingdont ; iii b..:xes of antit63.: 6d. each,' and large Packages; coutainiug five ss. Boxes, il. S. 'each, Duty:hicluded. (0 — But observe, none rot p - ossib<ly be genuine; unless it has me Signature of E Hal lanand Cu.. wilttt.p i . ll red ink. Extraet Or a Letter from North Shields ic.'o No. 57; Bridge-stt.:zets SIR; . H AVING-forriiiiriy years lob'ked uj on all adver... tised Medicines as baubles, trier:iv - to d. hide tltr igno rant (from ha , ling that immediate and sXlutar;%repot frohi Centfenten of the Profession, `Who treat haviil2: re,:elved an education; attending lectures': and a long pnHioe; ought to • have in every de - gice the pi - elm:hey), by preteniting'to ettect cure, as they think; unknown to tittritorici as a thither: charming thing; as they thought, without anyrreStraint• of diet or hindrance of business :—'to a man of weak nadetestand ing, these apparent great qualities of 'quaCk medicines might 'be vary inducing ;. but to a.!zensibit one,' how silly, and hoyv • artfully they bind Ov Pitt, Which we thought • their own bosoms told'thein were a„false imposition. • But how shocked I at. this moment feeli•alter having made ilse ot every argutnent to censure fals:tfy the , great prope,rti4 (I aril now convinced) your ine6ropitrable Pills are possessed • ot. Between tout and five years, scene n - tisunclenqandinye. having taken place Luz wcen my families; .and I, for•wansta a sufficient; resolution to near up with such trifling things, tack te that 14ernictous vice, arinkg,gi an:t re, that very vioz • lent excess; as, ir,a:short time, to oe at^ strait-jacket) in a very high - feVer ; but; afteran uncommon expenee, as they thought; quite recovere.cl: but shortly after '• being bound for Memel, sae severely struck det all over my body with large blotches; which came oft i r,e tie sales or a fish ; by theissistatice cif the medicine chest, - WA:I kept pretty easy till, our return; to Englandl we were _ifetivered. I happened to make mentiv of my, case to a Gentleman, who informed ine.he had, a short time bz.tbre; been in • Jar condition, bgt by taking.a few tio - xes ot your Pills, • was quite recov-erett Then, and not till. theft; did I: sum mon - up courage-to banish prejudice, and try if any change would take place on me; but, after taking only - live: boxes, the parts Which before were of.a bluish red, nowt resuined their natural colour,. Fpf such a recovery I am in 'duty bound to you far the invontion•of that lylediCine, which has so effe.ctually re stored Ina to my health: But When another. .retovery from the same 74Jdicine takes place in a different distemper, how peat a praise any 0:le may' or can bestow on its virtues, will. ever till sit r, and the• tame Of its inventor can only be annihilated by in: e‘tll;r.ttioui of time 7 ,jtself! This winter and spring; have takiuK your brixes• wheuevelf.,l could pro c ure than, for a tashionabluf complaint. . •• Should it ever be in my power to recommettel'any urthappY objects to your Melicine, 'tlrct.ntay be assured all' I c.to use in behalf of the merits of your fame, shall be Used . by; You most htimble, obedient, and - North Sea; April 27, 179 q; ever grateful Servant, r• :front Notway: EDWARD 7tIASCELL.::.. ' These Pills- are - sold, at is. gd; the box, wholesale ant: fetal!, at Mr: Lignuni's Dispensary,, Manchester and at Howard and Evans's, -No. 42:, Long.,line, West Smithfield; sole W holesale Agents in London ;and retail sy -the follow— ing persons : H.. Cuottiell,. No. 47, Minolles; Vj. Clark; • No: 269, Borough ; ioidan; NO. 33; Whitecypel ; j.elionit; •No. Oxford-street; Sutton, 110..14r, .g.aerc ; Old . bond-street, and No. r 63„ fle,:t-street ; Tutt and Pouf:: ton; Royal Exchange ;• Knight; Norton Falgate; Turtle; No. Strand : . and Ward, N0.'32.4, Firstborn. NiBD:cIIIE ACT., ''At the'enly.Warehouse fo'r 1)r. I AMES's POWD.ER, • No - . 45; St. Paul's Chu:tn.:yard, a few . Doors from the . Corner of - k.:.liezipsicle . ; HE following MEDICINES Sold, at ,thd Prices annexed, incl;:s:ve of he Stamp Duties itn pored by this ; but no : additional charge ..iras been, rnade upon Dr. • • JAYft.S's P D QWEB.,..whieh is continued at the original Price of ' as. tid., per Pac!tet.- It thay also be had at ii. 45. per Dozen;. or the quantity of a Dozen Packets in one Bottle_ for 11. zs. 6a. Duty included ; sci that the Public are no suitLrers. But in order to facilitate the oPeratiOn, and-to lessen thi burden or this Aai which wonlit in a great measure ; have proved a 'Tat upon BenvioLeare, all the other Medicines are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen% or more, free from the expence of the Stamps. • s. d. s. d. a 9 James's Powder 2, 6, - Cephalic Snuff Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego- Cattle Powder a 6 ric Lozenges t aft De. 1-foop'er's Pills i tf . —Camomile Drop4a r . 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeat EssenceofColtstbot 3 'o Pills - , 4 o EsscTccolPepperrn. t ri Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o (Yrafikirk Medicines 5 5 D'alby's Carminative . t 9 Glass's Magnesia . 3 0 \ 1 ngiish's Se- is PiHs t 6 rit . - - 3 6, Critnt's Drops• o Greenough's Tinditres r ti Norton's Drops' . $ aft Tolu Lozenges , Spilsbury's Drops o Mr. Spence's DelltrifriCe 4.0 Spzedintin's Pills freakes - Tinet. of Bark 3 6 rnglish Coffee .• 2 9 by 4iito ' z 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 Dr ; Steer's Opbtieldoe . z 6 loiws's Rheumatic ConvulSionOil Z. 6 'Finaure -L 3 6 . ' Also, the Genuine Arqueblisaile,. lately imported; and most of the other Proprietary Medicines in, repute. Order, for Exportation are supplied without Stamps; as before this Att. . N. B. As many Pellons; particularly Sevants. and. ,Mesh sengers„. mistate the 4ouse; NEWI3E RV, the Proprie4 tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at tht East End of St: Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and that it 'h3S'il large White Stuccoed Prom, with these Wrlas . s'xibed " THE ONI Y WARD ii-LOUSig FOR /OR.. %vas.; POWDilt , • , -