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I ri No w eA.. - I :V .k • • „ I P-1 , "",friip,e l ,l2o fr`l <ll. 44 'A?V' r ..e.l • • f V - P •ft c • --y i MBER 2919.] THE AT RE- R YA L, DRURY-LANE. - MORROW EVENING, Jan. 28, i Soz, Their Majesties' Servants will a& ' - THE MOURNING BRIDE. WITH URANIA ; Or;;.THE ILLUMINE. .1 1 he Overttire and the Music entirely now. he r rologue to be spoken by Mr. BANNISTER . , jun: The Charaaers by POWELI„ Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. PALMER, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. SUETT. Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. BLAND. The new Afterpiece- of Urania; or The Illumine, con tinuing to be received with the highest applause by over t °ot wing Audiences, will b e re p ea t e d every Evening till further n On Friday (not aced thi s Se ason ), Sh a k espeare ' s Pl ay of eymbelin e .° On Monday, the Tragedy of Romeo and J uliet. , THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN, To_MORROW EVENING, Jan. 28, z Boz, will be performed, CHAINS' OF THE HEART ; . , Or, Tilt. SLAVE BY. CHOICE. MOORS. BRAHAM, Mr. WADDY,Mr. Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. KING Mr. ATKINS, and M r. MUNDEN. , Miss DIXON, Miss WHEATLY, Miss SIMS, Miss HOWELLS; And Signora STORACE, EUROPEANS. Mr. YAWCETT, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. HILL, Mr. KLANERT, Mr. CORY, Mr. CLAREMONT, And Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Miss WATERS, and Miss MURRAY. wrra LOVE A-LA MODE. thariday, Alfonso, with The Review. Saturday the 3oth, the. Theatre will not be opened. On Monday, the Tragedy of Alfonso. A new Comic Opera, in Three Ads, called The Cabinet, Will be pr o d uced on Wednesday next. MASTER OF ----A CHARITY SCHOOL _ WANTED . , T . LADY- DAY NEX, a MAN and, his WIFE, who are both of the Established Church, to instrud Forty Children. belonging to the Charity School atlAENDONOiliddle.sex. The advaxlfagm.es o G uineas per annuf the Situation are a House and Fifty .Testimonials of their ability and moral Charader, may be addressed to the Treasurer, at the School -House, Hendon, .on or before the t4th day of February next. Pursuant to a Decree of the Hi of Chancery, made in a Cause " WYATT aga gh ins Court t SHEPPARD," Pr' li ' HEIRS at LAW and Next of Kin of ...i. THOMAS WYATT, late of Salisbury, in the Conn -,,Y of, Wilts, Esq, deceased (who died on or before the: i 2 r d TY'of F ebruary, 1797), are to come in and prove their H h --- snip and Kindred, b‘lore John Spranger, Esq. one of e t he IMasters of the said - Court, at his Chambers. in Southarnp ,°n-buildins, Clianeery-lane, London, on or before the 6th ' -.1 - 4 Y of March i ,xt, or, in default thereof, they will be pe -I*---_,____4lPt°ri/Y exclu t ded the Benefit. of the said Pecree. _ . , j,' CENTI.EMtN"s ELASTIC BRACES. 'ik 'e EVES, No. 1 3, S trali d , oppos i te St. Mar_ tin's C hurch, respe c tf u ll y i n f orms the Nobility and B ra n ce i , that he has just finished an Assortment of Elastic Ot h er : , upon an improved principle, far superior to any . wo r , auq. A hich Tor elegance of pattern, and excellence of 4inan , • , k`solp, cannot be surpassed. Wholesale, Retail, and for, Exportation. IRELAND. \VANTE D by the ROYAL CANAL COM xvanc j'ANY, an ENG INEE R (in the room of Richard --, cieceased) r experience in Canal - making, whose. talents aixl abilities will bear the most tinqiiestion ab le scrutiny. Any Meet with Peron answering this description„ will compensation suitable to his exertions and merit: APPimation by Letter. ,or. otiletwise, the Secretary, at tile Conipany's House, No. zB . , Lower wil) be received by Itiond Quay, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration Moiiday the tjth of February next. It is requested that ngne will apply but such as will in every .iesped answer the above description. Signed-by Order, Roy a l C anal MARK KERR, S ec i etary. House, Dublin, Jan. 18oz. WANTSU ED FFOL REK, NT o-r OT NORFOLK. to PUR.CHASE, A Good FAMILY HOUSE, with suitable Of. fices, Gardens, and from One to Four Hundred of Land., with Manors well stocked with Game, in a cheer ful situation, from 5 0 to zoo Miles from London. cres Also a Capital Nlansion,. with suitable Offices, Pleasure-ground C oif a Park, the more agr;:eable), and Farms of from toool. z000l: per more SitUation within Sixty Miles Wet or South-i.vest of London. Gardens, Particulars (post-paid) addressed to Mr. Christie, MI 11'41, wil4 be immediately attended to. T TO BE SOLD, • HE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of a Large p e a nd Valuabl e VI CARAGE, with a rohabilit earl Pres entation, situ a t e d i n adesirable Part of Berkshi y of re. , Ytirther particulars may be known of Messrs. Kent, Cla „________;`°!S, nt_pc,,•.rcc, Craig's-court, Whitehall, London. ____ Inl. T O BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, i f wL) ots. to the best Bidd er, pursuant to an Order-of i" is ' Yl4 jeSty's Court of Exchequ e r at W estminster, made. he a Cause entitled " DAVI ES ag a i nst LEWES, Knt." ore Abel Moysey, Esq. Deputy to Friday Majesty's Re_ !lit e e b n al ib a r r a y nc n e e r x o t t: the said Court, on the sth.daY of at Eleven o'C lock in the forenoon, in the .xchequer Office, in the Inner Temple, London ; A FREEHOLD ESTATE, s i tuate i n the. Pa r ish ...t.. of St. Dogmells, in the County of Pembroke, con e rf divers Messuages, Lands and Tenements, in the several occupations of Evan John, Thomas Williams, Jane loyd, Richard Richard, William Bowen, William John, :NiarY Nicholas, Samuel David, the Rev. Wm. 4ones, and °tilers. Iller Pri nted parti cu l ars may be had (gratis) at the King's Re nbrancer's Office, Tempi, l i ond on ; M r. Gatty, Solici t°r,Angel-court, T hrogrnorton-street, London ; Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, Theobald's-road, London ; Mr, Herbert Lloyd, Cae rmarthen ; and the principal Inns at Caw - ninth= and 11,.........___1averf rdwest. F t An Earl— _ y, Clic4p, Impartial; and Cothprehensive Literary • Journal. On Monday, Feb. r, 18oz, will b e pu b l i shed, Price only is. I'HENo. I. New Series, enlarged and iniproved, of KO NTHLY - EPITOME s or, R eaders their own Reviewers. Comprising, 1. The Plan and Analysis of every considerable New Publication in the English I.4nguag-e, with interesting Extrads by way of Specimen; 444 some Account, when practicable, of their resPediVe pAuthors. 7.. A Departincm for Original Criticism and Cor .Pondence. 3. A Catalogue of all New Publications, nnts, and Music ; including Foreign Works imported. , Lond on: Printed for the Proprietors; and sold by W. niM-.lark, New Ilorid-street ; T. Williams, Stationers' -court, te-street ;-H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row ; I. Neweili... Cornhill ; also by James, Bristol; Dunn and Biggs, t 's" , in Etton ; Pritchard, Derby; Christopher and Jennett, °‘4too.- upon-Tees - Mundell, Edinburgh and Glasow. ) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1802. VOCAL CONCERT, iBo2 4, ESSRS.HARRISON;IV.KNYVETT, BAR TLEMAN, and GR EA TOR EX, most respecifully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that the CONCERTS will commence on FRIDAY the igth of February, at WIL LIS's ROOMS, King-street, St. James's-square. The Managers have the satisfacaion of announcing that, in addition to the - many eminent Performers Of last Season, they have fortunately succeeded in their earnest desire of engaging Mrs. BILLINGTON for every Conceit of the ensuing Sub scription. Terms, as before, Four Guineas for Nine Con certs, which will be given on successive Fridays, Passion and Easter Weel's excepted. • The Tickets to be transferable in Familieg, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gentlemen : or, Two Ladies, not of the same family; or Two Gentlemen may, by enter ing their Nairies re.: - pedively at the time of subscribing, transfer their Tickets to each other. But it is the determina tion of the Managers on no account to admit any Ticket that has been in the hands of a Dealer in 'that Article. The rea son is obvious ; and they flatter themselves that their can duet in this respect will ensure them the approbation' of the Nobility and Gentry who may honour- this undertaking with their patronage. • Principal Vocal Performers. Mrs. BILLINGTON, Miss TENNANT, Miss CROSBY. Mr. HARRISON, Messrs. C. and W. KNYVETT ' Mr.: SALE, Mr. GORE, Mr. LEETE, Mr. WEBBt, Mr, ELLIOTT, Mr. HORSLEY, Mr. SPOFFO.RTH, &c. &c. &c. And Mr. BARTLEMAN. ' With a COMPLETI' CHORUS. • - The Vocal Performances will consist of the most celebrated English and Ttallan Songs, Glees; Canxonets, Duqts, Trios, Quartets, and Chorosses. Also, wll be introduced, several New Glees, written expressly for these Concerts by erni- nent Composers. The Instrumental Band, seleded from the Opera, and other Musical Ins:itntions,. has received an Augmentation this Season, and is complete in every department. A new Organ will also be credal for the sole use of these Concerts. Leader of the Band, Mr. CRAMER. Principal Second Viblin, Mr.'H. SMARTS First Tenor, Mr. SHIELD. Plincipal Violoncello, Mr. LIND - LEY. Double Basses, Messrs..-ROYCE and SMART. Oboes, Messrs. G RI ESI3ACH and FOSTER. Clarinets, Messrs. MAHON and OLIVER. , , French Horns, Messrs. H. and V. LE AND E Re Bassoons, Messrs. HOLMES land LYON. . . Trumpets, Messrs. HYDE and CANTELO. Double Drums, Mr. .1 ENKINSON. The Pedal . Harp, Mr. C. MEYER, Organ, and, Grand Piano Forte, Mr. GIZEATOREX. Among the Instrumental Performers are, Messrs. LAVENU, r. and C. LINDLEY, LYON, jun. MARALT, RAWLINGS, REEVE &c. 3rc.'46.x. Occasionally will be introduced Concertos on the Harp, Piano-Fort; Violin and Violoncello, by the most cele . brated Performers. Subscriptions are received, and Tickets are now delivering, at Messrs. Broderip and Wilkinson's, in the 1-lay-market -; • Mr. Birchall's, - New Bond-Street, and by Messrs. Cle menti and Co. in Cheapside. Subscriptions are also received by the Managers. • (r. 4" The Number of Subscribers will be limited to what the Room can perfedtly accommodate. N. B. The Rule of this Concert, not to sell a single Tic ket, nor issue less than a whole Subscription, will be strietly adhered to this season, as it was the last. MONDAY, MARCH r, doz, T 4 ' NGLISH STATE LOTTERY 'BE- L-J GINS DRAWING. SCHEME. Value or each. No. of Prizes. Total Value. of A:.zo,ooe is A:.80,0oo 10,000 4°, 000 5,000 20,000 2,000 io,oo 1,000 ---- 10,000 $OO 6,000 100 s,coq, 1 - 09 - , 50 . - -7-- - 5;04 18,000 ____ 18 --7-- 324.";c0 --- . ........-___ 60,0ri0. Tickets. - k.,,00,000 CAPITALS DETERNIINABI-E. First-dritwn Ticket, 15th Day, I. to,ooo .._ Ditto, zrst Day, 20,000 Ditto, 32d Dap; 20 , 000 Ditto, 40th Derv, J,091 , TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTF::RY-OFFICE. PRESENT e'AIC-E. • . Ticker, - - • LA6 o Half - Bto o I• Eighth .- 23. 0 ' Quarter. 4,. s 6 1 , . Sixteenth i I 6 4- 0 * Persons in the Cou , ,itry wishing to have Tickets or Shares, may be supplied b•'r sending good - Bills at short dates, Post Office Orders, Barlf:;. Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed. Lottery Office. al -, The-Price of Vickets and Shares will rise consider ably before the Dwejing. Prizts• paid in Sterling Money. The DRAWING of .the present ENGLISH STATE LOTTE RY begins. on Monday the First of March. THE -TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling in great Variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms. • 3 The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, By HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old-established State-Lottery-Office, (Licensed pursuant to Aa of Parliament) No. 26, RN.HILL, Opposite the Royal-Exchange, London; Also at LIVERPOOL and EXETER. Correa Numerical and Register Books are.kept, and Tickets and' Shares registered atficl. per Number. * * *,Orders, accompanied with good Bills, payable at sight or of a short date, will be • punaually attended to, precisely on the same terms as if present. .LetterilpOst-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All Shares sold at this Office-will be stamped, agreeable to Aa of Parliarrient, with the words " State- Lottery Stamp- Otlice. ,, Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought . and sold by Cdminission. CAPITAL PRIZES Sold, Shared, and Registered, by Hornsby and Co. 2 Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds. 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. • _. 2 Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Pounds. :3-Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds.. :9 Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds. 3o Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds. 49. Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. 73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds Cox's Grand Diamonds, in the: Lottery 1774, and .the Grand Pigot Diamond, in the last English Lottery, »ere sold by Hornsb) , and Co. SECOND EDITION. This Day are published, Price zsi 6d. p EFLECTIONS at the CONCLUSION of the WAR ; with an Appendix on the rumoured Coalition of Parties. By JOHN BOWLES, Esq. London: Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ;W. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; Cobbett and Morgan, Pall-mall; J. Wright, and J. Hatch ard, Piccadilly. Ofwhoni- may be had, by the same Author, Price ss. 6d. Refle6lions on the Political and Moral State of Society, at the Close of the Eighteenth Century. N.B. 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Also, lately published, price ils. boards, the Second Edi tion, with'considerable Additions ;including the Reports irk the Court of Common Pleas), of a digested index to the Termitports. By T. E. Toinlins, Esq. DR. IAMIIS's ANALLPIIL: ilt LLa. FOR the Rheumattsins and Colds whichprevail at this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and efficacious as Dr: J. 6 .MES's NALEPTIC PILLS. Their. peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all the natural Secretions, will account for their singular virtues in these •Complaims, as well as in many others to which the human frame is liable froth the vicissitudes -of our Climate. They ate admirably. calculated for 'Disorders of the. Stomach and Bowels, for persons of a Bilious or a Gout)r habit, as also for those whose Constitutions have been ale-elect by a too or too sedentary lire, They ate. likewise particularly ser viceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Indigestion, and in re moving the bad egeas of free living ; as alsi).•in preventing .Palsies and A poplexirs , • so - often the aonsequem.of intem perance. Recourse should be had to them- after every excess eifeating or drinking, and upos: every slight indisposition ; and thus their welt-known chara.cleritic , i3l - I. , •reiti , tirig longevity will, be maintained; for, by assisting Nature ir; tit due dis charge of the animal tune - lions, - and by keepilig tile cfoisti tution as it were in -continual repair, they preserve the body in health and vigour, and prevent premature fay. As the AN ALE PTIC PILLS owe -their excellence to a peculiar preparation, which has never been . div ulgeu by the Inventor but to the present Pr6prietors, they can'only be had genuine from them ; and they are sold by Francis Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Povvder, No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, a few doors from eheapsiue, London, and at Dr. Pines's late house in Bruton-street, in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp included ; or the quantity of Six may be had in one large Box for it. es. 6d. •.. - Observe that the Name "F. NEWEERY, No. 4;, St. Paul's;" is engraved in the Stamps. All others are coun terfeits. The only Genuine.PECTORAL BALSAM of HONE', invented by Sir - JOHN HILL, M.D. FOR Coughs, Coids; Asthmas, and Consumptions, this Medicine is u.nequalled; the Athmatic and Consump tive may rely on Keiiet; and by due perseverance, on a radical Cure. Those whose Lungs are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of Glutinous Matter, will find a safe and certain Remedy.--It opens 'the thoracic Duets—heals the soreness of theßreast—removesdifficulty of Breathing 7 prornotes easy Expectoration, ,and prevents, as well as Cures, all Consump tive Affeaions, so ducal to thousands in this country. The-Linnaeus of Britain (far such was' Sir John Hill em phatically called), Produced this Medicine by concentrating the virtues of that excellent PettoraL Honey ; and, by his stria attention to the analogy betwixt vegetable juices, and animal fluidS,•was capable of pidging of the most proper Ve getable Produdions to alleviate those Infirmities to which human nature is subje6t; but however great the• benefit which Society at large - have, and • may reap from the labour of his active life and vigorous understanding, numbers hay; materially suffered‘through the impositionimposition daily pradised by wicked and designing men, for no Meditine daily,practised designing men, was ever so uni versally counterfeited as this ; and, a few • years ago, the Wife of the Rev. Robert 'Fowler, of Peterhro', had' nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Balsam of_ Honey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist in London. A SERIOUS CAUTION- - PeterbrO', Feb. 8, 1789: Whereas Lady Hill, Rclid of Sir M.. D. the inventor of the weft-known` Balsam of Honey, bath lately commenced a . prosecution against me, for selling a spuriotl,S Medicine of that nainei I herebY declare, that the 13 alsainof Honey; which I sold as genuine, was prepared by a Chetnist and Druggist in. London, of whom . 1 have bought far some.: time, • supposing such Medicine to he genuine. I therefore acknowleago my sorrow for the injury sustained by many persons taking such spurious Balsa:II of Haney, particularly the Wife of the Rev. - Robert Fowler, who had nearlv fallen a sacrifice by' the use of it. - 1-1 01-IP4 ORoEN. The Genuine Balsam of Honey is a Medicine of such exalt, he ,LA.- 'Y _ ed efficacy as to cure 'a common cold by a few doses. It is an, infallible preventative of Consumption,. by. preserving the Lungs from ulceration and discharging ihc viscid phlegm by easy expectoration. It is as restorative as Asses' Mitk, and never disagrees with the stomach. None can he genuine unless every direction is signed " B, Shaw." Sold wholesale and retail by W. Shaw,: - N0..r4, High-street, Borough, at 3s. 6d. or eight in one for IL as. and may be'had by his app . ointtner% , :, of one or more Vender in every town. —l3e ciiretul to ask :or " Balsam of