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Mr. BANNISTER ; Marra, Mi:s DUNCAN, Oa which charaaer she will introduce a favourite ScotchAi r. ) ~BoxeS6s; Second Price 3s: Pit 35 . . 6d. • Second Price S , alleryy as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second trice 6d.-L-No Money'to be Returned. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the 130-Office,in Little Russell-street. • • The Doors to be opened at , half)ast.Five, and. begin at half past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina! Tomorrow, The Marriage Promise; with Who's the Dupe? Ori Thursday, The Provok'd Husband; with The frith. man in i.ondon, the G.:title Shepherd will be revived on Saturday ; germ Miss Douca q. A New , Comedy, in live Ads, is'in rehear Sal, and . wilr be produced in a few days. • ADELPHI HOTELS. MRS. OSBORNE. returns fur Best Thßoles to her Friends For alf p as t F avours; and b egs L eave to acquai n t titein„Altat she' continucs 'the Business of these lintels on, the sitrue, footing as in the thue of her. late Husband. • --- . • FREEHOLD. SEcURITy, WILTS. VIVE 'THOUSAND POUNDS' Wanted, (In Security elan Eligible, Freehold Manor anti Estate with. I a few miles of Salisbury, of the value of abort row H un. tireid byd l'oubds per Annum. 'A n d t h e Interest ,will by regularly pa the Tenant Hal t.yearl y. For further. Particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. Tan. tier and Cooper, Salisbury, - • . . • • WANTED, .TFIE. Sum o f rzlooo l . f or Three Years, or. for .a longe r T erm, as may be convenient to the Lender. iorvihich a real ,Security wi,ll be given, attended with very considerable Advantages. The payment of the Interest halt, Yktrlv, and o f tfie Principal at the time stipulated, wilt be . l e ctiictl by an House of tite first respeltab luy. Inn Apply to Mr. Dickinsoq, Stationer, Holborn-court, Gray's _________----......................,.......--...-...... T ai PAR F.NTS, CUARDIANS,'ANUI CI-1001,S. QUN GENTLEMEN under Fourteen, and ~_ Lathes younger or Older, taught the genteelest Seise. t" 1 of. Steps ever la•hlor able elegant interesting kart of ip ....... I 0 . 1 . p , . . I liwiNG ; Walking, Sitting, 'Entering and Quitting Coin . i l lnY, with grace and address ; for (hie Guinea per S;:f Linter, Sc hool Vac:stionl po Entrance charged. One Family send 's Arlany Learners pay less. Ladies taught separate from. see Lent lemcn. L CS 3 ons twu hours and a half twice a -week, M orn i ngs or evenings, by Mr. ALLEN, assisted by Messrs. Tomlin -I',ts)!l Atlams, an d Rainalyk.e,. at ;sin. 19, Sherrard.sirect, ~ o lden-square, 'No. zo, Groat Alie.strect, Goodman's. 4el dl arid No. 16, Bouverie-street, Fleet.street... ___Al:o Pupils of. atiy age, whO never learned in their youth, : re isgon taught every modern- P equisite of Dancing, quiteirt tale."' Th e S e l e d Sub., r ip t i on A scerriblies as usual. • ge scritsolS mgaging, Mr. Allen to te,aelt, Will rind their advamag e . . Hl'. i ,kkmy.AND NAVY ItQui PA,G F,. 'FF,NT CAMP BEDS . FEADS, Furni. f :t i ne t, l 4attr4sses,apti.Bedding conteleto, are very reaped. ully r e c o n 7mendetrteiGentresnen, as 'beim the most portable ;I'l%.4nt6"porior atiy - Others •marle in , London ; Marquess, Tabl e , on ,lioproved principles ; , Cots 'ofl.l Beds, and Chairs. ter on Board Snip; Muswinto, ' ct and Patent Braz,s-scirew Bedsteads; for •Last and West rittlies,.and'all Fore4ll Climates, at .hrl9itiPAN and StINDERS's • atent I,etistepd hiangftid§ry and Vare..Roorra, gos. - i 6 and r,, Cathettite.strect, Strand. s" viktforgan and kariderVa:. 'New-invented dinperial Dining T a L : esi allowed to he the . most cotnplete and Elega,nt set of Tables' ever yet invented, are very iortable, packing in a Box unt ten Inches -de er ,' . iteus - 4. The. F.asrlitl 'Able Sofa-Bed vpsk hair- "IN-M 28th of this Month tI4 sT4TE.LOT TI:RY begil4D riwing. • - SCHEME. • • r I 'at ,C 35,000 arc ~C2si o ,c, -7,•,"; g a ,„ .20,004.. - ~, . 4 , 7,000 ?' 3 i0,0,)0 - 30,0::e. .; , Ip . t, ioo - s, o)o , E., .30 - 1 , :o - 3,c00 Go - so - : . 3OG° .--6,iso - .2 0 . " 12.3,n00 --- 25,0c0 Tickets ,C250,000 . . ,-. Part of the Capital's will he determined as follows : f)iit6tt.tirtwn•tst Day £ tOOO First drawn, oth Day Xsoo ril l i,'' - 24 Day soo Ditto . - 7th Day to,ooo t k ii;` ) .-: id Day sea Ditto - Sth Day 2.5,7 00 I,)ii t ' ll „ ''' 4th Day Soo 1 Ditto - - . gth Day . s°°° --- Sth Day coo I Ditto' - tot!) Day OD', iot'teeriKoliTticSe.and S,EI Alt liS are sating at evcry Licctuica PRESENT PRICE. ,Price of - - e. 19 o 9 ' • {loam; 49 1 8 o o : 16 *. 4 1 1 proaches; T "C"" I a Shares will rise '4s thc; Drawing' ap- v g , CAYITAL PRIZES. and Co. No. rt, Pouttry, solil in Shares r.in the last Lottery, the following Caßitais, viz. • 6 741, a Trial tit 2- in Sixteen Sixtc , ,milts. clteent• 9363 hi , . to,eor,. in n a Pliz e t - Ie Half and Eight /lo • 1 9008.. 'lOO4l. in One Quarter and Mtive The Ti c ke ts and Shares of the present l ottery (which be. in s nrawilig on the - 28tit'of this hl oi tth) 'tire selling in great :fit u vift,and the ffice. 7 , 11 e un eltamPled Sale, tif thes e Tickets sufficiently evinces 4v o urable opinio n of the. Publio, 'and renders any COM. fient on the irtents of the Scheme unnecessary. in lIILI3LAINS. are 'Cured by one. Application of •LoWiIITEHEAD's FLUID ESSENCE AN the s everest SPRAINS and, Bill 4,_ ,‘. !lS ES M 1 in less titan of NIUSTARD, .talt the. tune usually taken by Opodeldock A rquebusade, or .1 1 .•Y' other Liniment or Embrocation; and if u se d immediately Nuter lie any accident, ityrevents the part tur n i n g bl ac k. %t :iMUSTARD PULS are also taken with singular Wit'ett.' in 3 1 ) Rhe!trnatic, 'Paralytic, and GoutyrAMdiens, eTune4l, .51taSma or ‘vandcring ,Pains, Flatulency, Indi- Ust!on, and 'goner4 Debilit y; y at the same time, the a6tive 'Fluid Essence is.applied to the parts affected, in those Com platitts.wliere necessary. • I i .. . , k..tysiPrePared,and Sold at ,2s. 94. each box nr battle, by. I„,:miQ.-"i Arpthocary, No. Is, Gret*-street, Soho , 4 tlle. The.CHILBLAJ ''.'`.l O,INTM E NTT, for cleansing and t c ,.. 11 , 1 ' ht::aling broken Chilblains, is also prepared bY Zr. i ,u=colli pn cc ts, rid. wadi hJX. - • TUESDAY, J ANUARY 15 7 ISOs. TO SUCH AS PROVIDLNCE HAS 13CESSEI) WITH THE MEANS OF ALLEVIATING THE ANGUISH OF THE I. ATHERLESS, - MAE Widow of JOEIN SAMUEL LOCKE , 1. Date Lieutenant in the Second Regiment of Tower . Hamlets Militia, and Lieutenant on Half-pay in'the , s3,l Re- •• giment of Foot), requests permission to appeal, under cir cumstances of the most accumulated distress, by the sudden death of an aileaionate Partner, occasioned by , an . Apoplectic Attack on the night of Decemberarst, while on Guard at the West India -Docks ; —she is •thus left the penityless Mother of N 1 NV. CHILDREN ; there being no pay whatever due, nor any Pension to the Widow, in consequence of the deceas ed-being only on the Half-pay List. The youngest Child is now only 'four months old, the eldest 'Boy, 4} years of age, ,tvho, front an inherent amiableness of, temper, and being of a remarkable mechanical tetra of mind, and an excellent hand at drawing and designing, would be grateful for any situaton or respectability, he.vever huMble. There is also one tine Boy, 'inns years old in March next,, for svhetn, if any benevolent peison having a Presentation for tfte Blue-Coat-School,- would 'reserve it, it would, be most thanktully received. With resped to these, and the other Children, the atilieted 'Mother is compelled to cast herself and them on the consideration of the few who are well ac quainted with their circumstances past and present, and throtnilt Ghent to consign - herself, with all her sorrows, to the munificence and never -failing compassion ofa Hetherous Pub lic ; wha, when a t:W.:_iU wel l authentitaei,i Is nude known. wearnevet solicited it% vain. -.. ,: ' • . : •' ' The Amount of the Subscriptions 'befit intended, in the mass, to placeNher (under the direction 'of superintending ' ' Frisitts),in some line of business best adapted to insure the purposes intended, it will be announced to the Donors through the sante mc:ium as the present communication, , as will the ultimate disposal of the whole, which tVi li De con.' 1 &alai by reipeetable persons, who shalt hereafter be ap‘ pointed horn the Subscribers. For the truth of the foregoing detail, which is 'described in the most unvarnished manner possible, personal. reference may be had to the Gentlemen , whose names are here given. The Residence of the late IOHN SAM FI. LOCKS was Ne. 1, Thomas's.street, Bethnal-Green, where his Widow . still resides : for Whom the undet-inentioned Bankers, Scc. have kindly undertaken to receive Contributions, viz. • ' Messrs. Ransom, Morland and Co. No. sti,' Pall-Mall ; Newnham, Everett, Tibbits, and Everett, No. 9, Mansion- Houtw.streetA Vero,: Lucadou, and Smart, N0.,77, Loin bard-street; Pown..T4latittoll, itudlrL, - , liar tllOlOllleW ••• lane t, also the Rev. Mr. Sparrow, of WiatharnstoW ; Edward Mey rick, •Esq, Vine-court, Spit:aikido (who will acf . as one Of • the Trustees and Managers); Messrs I. L. Vesormeaux and Suns, No: t 5, :Pearl-street, Spitaltields (one of whom Mr. L. 1). will :t. with Edward ,Myrick, Esq.); and I. iohn son, Bookseller, St. Paul's Churcitlard. ' ' ' From time to time a list of the annscribers' Names will be ... .. ' announced. in the Papers ; and when the Book: arc clolaxi, ngtice will be given. The future situation, bustrw,:i, 1,,,t pr.- Ares; in life, of the distressed Widow •ond ranily slLill also, in due time, be laid. before the Public:. SUBScitIPTIONS. The ()Ricers of the ztl Reg. of Tower Hamlets Militia - - - - ,c. 50 o o EdwardMeyrielc„ Esq. Vine-court, Spitalticlds - 5 o .-ri I. L. Desornleattx. and Sons - - -1,) to O Mr. Debatt, Poultry , - - ' 0' to 6 PUBLIC O,FICE, BOW-STREET, lanuary ta r O'oj. 'THIRTY GUINEAS REWARD. • WHEREAS ENIANUIi.L 1. CHARISIIi.3, • Dane, tnimerly Captain_ of i Danish Vessel,- stands' charged, on , Oath, with. I L LON Y, and has escaped awn' luctice,. - • tit'hocver will apprehend,' or give such notice to Sir RI C AV FORD, Chief Magistrate or .-the Pollee, at the above' Office, ; as may be the ,gleans of ;LpiM•ltentlihg said E !tunnel C harisins, shat I receive T 1 k'r GUINEAS RE WA RD trOrtt the Vail) , robbed. The said Emanuel C.:liarislus is about a yearq of age, 5 feet.? or SiflCheS high, flaficCOMpiCKloll, dark eyes and hair, large.witiskers, good teeth, handsome smooth lace, but hot the appearanie of a Foreigner ; generally wears a dark brown or bottle green coat, and licssiam 'hoots; is well known in the Polite Cir6les at London, Bath, and Margate : was about two years. ago Master, of the Ceremonies at the Pic Nic So, eictr,' in "Fottenharn-street. ' • *ANTED; TO RENT, For a Term, with an Option tif.rurchase at the Expiration, RESPECTABLE, 'MANSION. k the Vici. nit ,of a good Market Town, from 5o to too miles if' it front London, on the North Road, with 70 or 8o Mn s of . 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Spelling Book will have es many admirers as the Gram, mar has already obtained. We are glad to see that Mr. Mur. ray 'has b.:..ertcarefut in the right division of the Syllables in .his Spelling; and that be his not followed theexample of .others, - lay.introthicing-intb his Book amass of irrelevant .matter."—lmperiat.lteview, Ottober, . . • ...We have before had occasion to commend the useful la bours of Mr. Murray .; and thii little Work fth. Spelling !took; is an addition to them, vltich, from its mtse,,elearucti, and precision, will prove greatly serviceable to the tender age for which itts designed."— Mont hly Marror,ti etober,tBo4. " Mr.. Murray's successful esertio 4 for the service of ' youth,. *have been lo s often before us, with applause, that we think it sitificitent, on .the present oc;:asion, to announce the above publication ; and to aid, that it will not, in any man. • net', detract' from the Well-earned reputation of the -Author, in . .this• department of Literate se." European Magazine, Nov. " With the great merit of Mr. Lindley Murray, in provid.. ins; assi::tance for tho.instruaion of youth, the I;iitlic,are we lt I,.,:qoainted. He has now descended to the very ele. inents of instrudion, and with . trie same skill and judvinent radiictt he has displayed in his other attempts. We recnm., Mend to the Public thii most iniportant little vobame, as the only Work with., which we are acquainted, in the .linglisti Lingnage, for teaching citiltlrems to read, written by :t Philo sopher and a man of taste:" —Literary journal, Nov. 13,4. Mt% Murray's, Eleinentary Voris have the sure meat of combining well.diretted efforts to train she' infant mind to viand, with the best Means of imparting instruction to it. In' the Spelling Hook hetbre us,' this is .parr!culat ly the co , se, and we can therefore sately rectum:len:lit-as the. best work of the kind which 1,.s lately fallen tind-.1 our inspezt,, , o..". Anti- kcobitt, ft' We donot always think it n-eessary to empio4 our time , in-examining literary produzi:on, ~o vet} humble a kind as Spellitigßooks. Tirs mute of 1. ;;tiley I,l..rraY, whom we have more than once occasion t.I cemitt-nd, , arrested our attention.. We find his preS..-tit publ•catiou.di. Viclvd into three parts. In the Late! . crass things, not commonly found in . suJi ti CacS ; far instance, Reading Lessons. in - Italic, Old Ene7li,lt, and Manuscript Letters; explanations of the sounds of the I.zttcrs, .distin gnishing the long, hurl short snit iris or the vowel:, and the anomalous' soundj of all ....and, iiiiallV;:,•rnics for spelling, very cleatly andditgigaly exprsmSed.'.' - . ' • • • British Critic, Deceml)s s r, t8 : 4„ N. B. 01 thealx,vc: Booksellers J nay be had :ell the oilier Works . • 1011N - 111L1.'s For the Scurvy, I.epn.usy, and. ati Impurity of the Blood, and ti;Seased,l4 4 eipitgics, Ifiny one is ill, and knoies nut iiis Disordri, let him sus pect the Scurvy."—MAT t.T:us. THE Scurvy 1-Te , int to he mar: prevalent in this Country, tirit; in any other within our ke.w.v:-.7e : whethlr this :111:',6 from luxurieus , the sate ui The atmosphere, the variableness, at oitr climate, fir tir• givintity nianinial food taken by persons Alf nor eerily determined : it, is enough that the cr.) it is a valuable blessing; that the' erelit and . bencli..:eni tar has particularly favoured the liiinibititnts of Craat 13ri.. tain with a peculiar remedy. The Great lA'aterdock is a plant indigenus to this Country,, and has ever been recommended as the only certain Vr t le..:' table Specific for the Scurvy. Muntingius, published "a Treatise on this Plant, in the year i6B t, wherein he krg6ly treats on its powerful virtues in eradicating the Scurvy, with all its attendant symptoms, and proves it to he the lierlut Britannica of the Ancients. Whether the Scurvy be offing eruptive kind, or latent' in the habit, this Essence is always • consistent in its operation and edeas. Its first etlbrt is by insensible perspiration, opening the obstructed pores, and giving passage to the °trending humour; and; where tha Disonter is virulent, Na. ture is farther assisted by a more than ordinary discharge of Urine, It restores the lost tone oldie stomach, enriches and sweetens the blood, corrals all its acriii,iteriurviriious, and puttefeetive qualities, removes nausea, takes off' iivad spots of tite skin, cleari it of its impurities, and tievur fails in performing a sound and perleel cure. .Sold, wholesale and retail, by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. 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