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No regard will be bad to any Tender in which, the Price shalt not be inserted in words at length, or that abell not he delivered to the Board, before One o'Clock on /he said Friday, the ilth of Yaveary next, nor unless the Person who medes the Ten. der, some Pers o n on his'behalf, a:tends to answer when c,.:/1d . Each Tender most also be accompanied by a Letter ligked ly Pim r-eponsible Persons engaging to become bound with the !'arty tendering, in the Penal Sant of soot fr the due ped rMar:c • of the Comma?. • -I 'IIE.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PO -MORROW EVqi\ I ING, January 7, 1812, . 'Will be revived Miss Hannah More's Tragedy of PERCY. Percy, Mr. C. K•EMBLE Douglas, Mr. YOUNG'; Elwina, Miss SMITH. 11 0 wThich will he performed, for the I:th time, a New • P,lntornime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN 1•1$11, ° it'll entire New Music, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. admanabl, •M r. lEf ft RIES; Sultan of Castimire, Mr. NORMAN; j • „ Omar, the Fisherman, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.; k;aYlacattadhri, the Persim Cook, Mi. GRIM A LDI ; • Zelica the Sultan's Daughter, 'Mrs. PARK ER ; Vorea, the Fisherman's Daughter. Miss E. BOLTON. I .oxes 73. Second.price 3s, 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. second-price — Gallery 25. Second-pnce rs.--Cpper Gallery ts. Se tt-Price 6d. ilaces tar the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the t„vv Box Office, in Hart.street. he Doors will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play 'lin at Half-past Six, Phi new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padmanaba , or , • ) t Golden Fish, having been received throughout with the .I,lgitest approbation and applause, will be repeated every t•vening till further notice. , ()11, Wednesday, The Comedy of Errors.—On Thursday, F oundling Friday, The English Fleet.-0n Saturday, Toe of the Forest. I lie Public are respectfully informed, that a New G r an d ` o peratic Drama has been long. in preparation, . and will be Th inediately produced. • `; , )we's Tragedy of The Fair. Penitent will be revived ' M bieditely. in which 'Miss Smith will perform the Cha ter of Calista. ~ ilAspeare's•TraOdy julibs Caesar is in preparation , . ' w IA be revived as soon as posinie. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. R. ASTLE. COOPER, and Mr. HENRY , CLINE , will begin their COURSE of AN A - ro- Li i ,"cAt. a nd SURGICAL LECTURES. on MONDAY, loth inst. at Two o'Clock. —Y A EAGLE FIRE-OFFICE. MENT of RENT of PREMISES rendered untenant - - able by FIRE. POLICIES• of Insurance e'iOiring at Christmas, should be renewed within E ifteen D iys From that pe. • 4 xi, to prevent the Parties' I ntciest c6asing therein. - Mercantile Insurances effected at. reduced Premiums. E ; ‘ ,GLE LIFE t)FFICE. 1 2. very descriptibn of IN, SU RA NC E , upon Lives may be l'neeteci at this Office with the utmost facility, upon terms of Peculiar advantage. WM. 1 EETFIAM, Secretary 'ANTED by a YOU NG MAN of respeaabie Connntionst a Native of SITUATION in a. , 37 line of lusinegs in which he might be able to render himself useful ; that of an A SS.,` AN I i n a Notary:s Office would be larderect. The , mtlnust satisfaaion as to charade, and lute. rity can be given. „A Line . diteeled for A. No. at, Bow-street, Covent varden, shall rile& with due attention. FACTS UNDENIABLE. • £2I 5 0 Will Gain £20,000 to 1 o Will Gain 10,00° - 5 10 0 %VIII Gain 5,000 2 16 6 Will Gain 2,530 8 6 Will Gain 1,250 ALL IN ONE DAY. OBSERVE, the STATE LOTTERY of only 12,n00 Tickets begins Drawing at Nine o'clock in the Morning of the list of this Month , and finishes on that e 4 Y. so that those Persons who mean to p urchase most Buy 4 or before MONDAY the 20th of THIS MONTII. HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. Stock - B rokers, p , No. 93, Royal Exchange, tespeafully solicit the attention to the SCHEME of the en suin g LOT kity, Which contains 2 . . . Prizes of . . . ,C 20,000 o f ; . 6,000 z . . . . of . . . 4,000 And others of toool. sec). Scc. down to zol. Amounting in the whole to izo,oool. And only Twelve Thousand. Tickets. The whole Lottery will be drawn on TU ES DAY, the 41 st of THIS MONTH. -- THE great and unrivalled Success that h a s for many years attended the Old Offices of Sir lAMES BRANSCOMI3 and Co. N0..37, Cornhill, I - No. 38, Elayparket, • No. ml, Holborn, ; No. 269, Strand, , And a New Office, No. 141, Oxford-street, '!"'r l A sold in one year eight Prizes of io,oonl. ; in one Lottery, luz,ocol. - out of 250,0001. ; including three Prizes ut. zoo:tool., and No. 2,570, 40,0001. ; also in last Lottery, • No. 1,85; (A) . ,C;,ono I No. 1,745 (C) • ki,°o° . 1,745 (C) 1,000 I. Besides several of soo (B) . 1000 •.3ec. Scc. In the latter part of which many of their Friends were dis 441,pointed, obliges them to request an early purchase in t he n ail one of z2,,apo Tickets, all to draw the asst ins t a nt, co ntaining, 2 Vril.e..3 Of . 1 ci,oeo I 2 Prizes of . £4,000 2 , Ditro . . 6,000. 2,402, 201. tip to I,oca t.a ne abet of 1' itals ckatly et equal.to Lotteries that have V had twice the s. I. SI E WRIGHT, Sole Surviving Partner. . Who reflects, with pleasure, he long since guarded the ; - Lblic against time deceptive use of their firm. His concern those who suffaed by not attending to it obliges him to . °l ' 7etlew the caution. SEW EAR'S GIFTS of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZES IN THE MATCHLESS STATE I-QTTLRY of only 1, ,000 TICKETS, all to be Drawn. TUESDAY, ztst THIS MONTH. ,BISH, (Cou•aaaor) gratefully happy in an mnincing the numerous Capital Prizes which he has isi e l(l in the last three or - four Months , solic its the Public at. 4 tion to qic present Lottery, and sincerely ho p es to be e filually fortunate in disposing of Capitals to t ho s e who now 04 our him with their commands. The Tickets are few , gP rizes Numerous, the Capitals Great, and the Ris k taaa. SCHEME. • 2 Prizes of kzo,ooo are £40,000 2 . . . , 6,000 . . . . 12,003 2 . . . . • 4,000 - . . . . - 8,000 6 . . . . 1,000 -. . . . 6,000 2,396 , . . from sou to ‘2O . 54,J00 The follbwing CAPITAL PRI Z ES were sold in Shares at 4 ' ( -': ORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON, ,! 1 (1 by BIFUS Agents in the Country, in the two Lotte -I`=s drawn S in 06.lober and November last : li6o, Cl ass r A ~ J A g, I .., ,0 o o 3,343 Class C k i s ,coo ;i3 v 6 3 - • A 5,000 7r - A 3000 2 ° 53 . A 2,000 t,Bs3 - 13 2,c00 - "ZS C. I 000 1,852 . A soo 2,, 'l% - A • 500 3,863 . - A , Soo 3.136 3 _ B sco Sze. &c. 81c. An immediate Purchase is advised , as, from the Smallness oc, 1 ,! . the Lottery, Tickets and Shares may be very scarce with , ' 4 clay Or two of the Drawing, which will be TUESDAYi the 2131 INSTANT. 3. A FAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN.RE LIG It/N. and of ft 1.,,T0Rv, as conneded with the Intro doctton of Christi:Linty, and with its progress to the present time. 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THE ESSENCE possesses the property of safe 1y and immediately stopping the 'tooth-Act), and has the peculiat . eiti.-et, if it come in cow:id with the exposed nerve, to Oet.ent the recurrence of that torturing malady, its operation peing the same as a styptic on a bleeding vein ; • in colds and rheumatic atketions of the jaws , it will be found particularly beneficial; also in the painful Dentition of Children. The Carbonated Dentifrice restores to the enamel all its native wititeness, gives a fl6rid colour to the gums, and.by its peculiar antiseptic quality, remoi,es every unpleasant. co-, -tour from the mouth, and imparts to the breath a most deli cate f ragrance. Observe the Names of Barclay and Sons are engraved'. on the Stamp affixed to each, price as. 9,1. Prepated by Mr. King, Apothecary , Brock-street, Bath ; and sold wholesale a nt-I retall'hy his Agents, Messrs, Barclay .and` Sons, Fleet market, LondOn. VICTUALLING-OFFIGE, I ccember ail. 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Published at the British Gallery, No. 54, New BOnii. Street. The highly finished Drawings and Specimens of the Wo4; are on Exhibition as above, where Subscribers' Names arg taken in. Admittance to Non Subscribers One Shilling. ASTHMA, CON,IJNIPTION, I'VFIEEZING, AND WINTER COUGH. . TeHE ReptitAtion of Mt. FISHER'S PR LTA PARED STRAMONI UM and OX YMEL; .in t:* cu rof rine above Diseases, is so well established,. that at is only nece4sary to caution the Public against the seltish al verrisemena of a Pretended Druggist, as well as of a Pre - - tended Surgeon, - and to inform them that Mr. Fisher's rre.. parations (which are perfectly free Pram any perni,:ions gni lity) are wade, by his special , appointment, at the Chem icai and Medical Hall, and sold in London only by Harris, cqr ner of Sr. Paul's Church.yard ; Mr. Sanger, Ise ' Oxford road ; Mr. Fostei; 34, Parliament-street; Bcrner's-street; and Mr. Nix, opposite the Exchange, Coin hilt. The Sixth Edition of Mr:Fisher's Familiar Treatise on Asthma- &c. containing the testimonies - of the Most eon nent Physicians and' tespcaable charaders, is just pub lished torice Two Shillings and Sixpence), and may be had of the abre Venders. The Prepared Strattonium and Oxymal are also sold ig the country by Lynch; Manchester; Sheppard, Bristol ; Tymbs and Son, Worcester; Keene, Bath; limes Oxford; Hodgs'on, Cambridge; Rol laston, Coventry; Minshull, Lancaster ; Gore,- Sidmouth ; ()fury and Son, Lincoln I I. ddowes, Shrewsbury ; Brass, Hull; Caparn, Newark ; Chester, Newcastle-under Line; Simpson, Woiverhampton ; Sutton, Nottingham -; Hamby, York ; Poole, Chester ; Gore, Liverpool ; Turner and Akenhead, Newcastle -upon. Tyue ; Hooker, l'pswich i. Binns,. Bath ; White, Wisbeach ; Holroyd, Maldon - ; Knott and Lloyd, BirminghAth i -Seal le t Leeds i Billiegt, _Liverpool. • , '