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INDFI'I'N DYNT BUR GESSES • `of BERWICIcUPON-TWEED. t▪ i4VINO received the warmest and most flat tering invitation front many respellable Rusident otie• r s ses a. this Ancient Corporation to step forward anti to Myself a Candidate tq represent the Borough in raffia. oill it• on the first Vacancy pr General Elealon, permit me anu' i s , t k l Y to solicit the llonbur of your Vote and Interest, as ‘ 1 ;:e14 leave,t , 'assure j'iou, that should Ibe so fOrtunate stud • `rettrenrd trawret vplar R4epresentativeui.is,will OF MY thJ to merit the very high Honour conferred upon me, and . 4 ' MY best endeavours' shall .at all times be exerted-to pro renute the prosperity and happiness of the Corp Oration col tu'„llvtlY aud Individually. I shall embrace an early pppor '.lY awaiting upon you in person. I hive the Plostotir.te.).6e, Gentlemen, , • With much respeel, Your most obedient humble Servant, . . ALEX. ICI'DONALI3 LOCKHART. kerwia-upoit-TWeed, Dec. zr, ritos: DCI E , Y. for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PER -4 . i . . S ONS INIPRISON ED for" i 11 , 1 I,L D VIIIIS. • . -• , . , • Craven.stivet, Dc , :. 28, Iso. c . A4lltl QIJARTERLY CTENETIAL COUIiT Of this rja SOCI ETV be Held here on Wednesday next, iiry t h 1806, at. Twelve o!Clock, to Audit the Accounts itiihe 3otltin*t, and other SpecialAlliiirs. . R. G RAs w Li L.l i , Secretarr., ' ' ---•----- BRITISH fl RE-0 F STRAND . FICe - AND-0014. . 1114. . . INSURANCB giante:d oti Houses, Billings, Ma- • nufadories', Ships, ,and ail other 'Vessels, Goyds i Mer % Vand l 2k, Farming Stock, and othei Property, frOm Lois or • a rnage:by Fire. TI des, unprecedented referenceP given to this Office by all r —ti Ptioh f Insurers, the D• ' et' . flatter therive'vei a r i s ,„ o - ire ury • b , has . p l „ ••, 4otonly from the facPiesradupted ill their improved i te : i l i s and siMplitied Nludes'dfilteinsurance, but from' their t . Y and uniform Condu4kin the genet:al Co9cerns of 06 us iness Th„„ • .4 ent ,-, are Persuaded that adherence. to .Vripcipigs and pru n).o.,,.aytion are the best . Secur:ties to the Office and to the ,licr i nv. and that Institutions olthiS trattireca'ironly be' bene- A.• " l .l lqs slue attention iv paid to recjprocal ailvantages. This Stock is insured at as. 6tt. 'per Cent. ~!'he Office grants Insurances for Periods short - of, a.Vear, `atsakes good loss by Fire from Lightning. f a rril: Insurances due at Christmas must be paid on or be 2..tne 9th Day of lanuary next. '9Pchals and Rates of Insurances delivered gratis. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. ~ ......_, ~ . . ,- ... •,• , WE STMINSTE R ' • .- "-:-. ' - . • ,AND .AN , • TV OFFICE, STRAND AND CORNI-11LL. PERSONS desirou3 , of providing for their Families. °; y .Perendants may, their by an annual Payment, secure to 'amity r ,,,,,, d 2;vt, Children or any other Person, either an An `" me re • • ' .i ' I' I'l • or 'a gross. Sum to be paid at their decease. 1T1A11....Cr . 0 .1 ,-, h Insura . Ines may v, providebe made fora variety of other Purposes— tofor renewal` of Leases -to secure Sums paid for -...aces or Employments, or for Purchase of Life Eaates 4r in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, Ilutill' , and yoi,,UNTE E It S-may,•:for a small Premium, Are against Death from Military Accidents. ht le auperiilitod are granted to co mmence immediately , or at an y p 4r ( .. ;. _rhned Rates and' Conditions of Insurance may be had ofili,stWith the List of Direaora, as above, or of the A g ents 4 oritish Eire..Orrice in the'Country, who are a pp onitml &tilts for this °flice' ' ROBERT SKELTON, Sec MONEy .READY T 9 ADV‘i.NCE.. L PER SO NS in - i.4con or Inrmnes posse . • •., . . . arisin frOrn • Freehold,. Copyhold,• or Leasehold ] ' h ates L an ~, ch, --, in or "louses, Money in thc. FUY1(.14,,116.1t urges Marriage Settfi'-inents, Widows` Inimures," An -intiti-,,,_ ~, cal ratent. Places, Clitic..li Livings, .or :my . other cer hen incorhe for - Life, may be slipplied•with temporary or 4 1 -; lll allent.Sums.of.Nancy to-any Amount, by payink;• An, , 1 •1 Intei est for the same. • ' • • ii: i ne Nobility and .Gentry tit known •rroperty, or their zi at ris ,, , ..may , be acconixodatod on their personit sccurity ; . . . d ual - 4o). instance where the- single se.curity ot an indivi nlaY be deemed insufficient, the addition of another f ri c o rs34 to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re tivelne. the 0b . 061 , the' oi ton , arii.,.in cases , . , i . , • f . all privilege will be op t i on. Public Co return the. Principal at weir own P t ar. , e,caoonar applications will be received every day till Four l ck.; and. Letteri from Correspondents n- T iovii or Gauntry ;post _Paid) \vitt be intrnediately answered, fly ad rrlltsnkto thellirettor of .the .Knightsbridge 13anic, at his 4 4 "ter House, N. t',, Lower lolin•eacct, (.old:ri-scluare. PATRIOXIC FUND. _ - - D ec. L.l,o-ye's, o 17, Iges. MANY Application haying ving been received from the Relatives of Officers and Men who have fallen in His Majesty's Service, unaccompanied with proper testimo nials, the Committee adopt this mode of giving notice, that Certificates are ex peacd of the relation in which the Claim ants stood to the Deceased, and of their circurnstatices being such as to entitle them to relief, signed by the Nlak;istrate, Clergyman, or some other Person of respeCiabPity, in the place where they reside. Widows are requested to mention the number of their Children, with their respeaiire Ages and Patents to furnish proof that the Deceased left neither Widow.. nor Child. Navy Pay-0 fficp Certificates of the par ties having been permitted to receive the wages Of those un. der whom they claim will be considered sufficient evidence .of their being the legal Representatives. • j. P. %vELsFORD, Secretary. Amount of New Subscriptions advertised . 2-7,7t0 6 o The Officers and Men of the South Hampshire Re giment of Militia, one day's. pay each, by Wm. Jones, Esq. . - - 3o 2 5) .! A . Friend to the Country, by the hands of Mr;. El. hat, Master of the Academy, Bethnal Green g a o Subscription anioog the Young Geirlemen - of Mr. • Elliot's, Bethnal Green . a t 9 6 Right Hon. Lord Gardner ' - . - ic.o o o 'Oat; Dickinson, and Cuff . • 10 Is ' o Richard Smith - - - $ 0 0 Mr. Mutkerke - •- - . - 5 5 o Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. Einchestcr, County cif Durham . . - " - • -- so so o o , Lieutenant john Richardson, R.N. - 2 2 john Pegus, Surgeon, R N. - - 4 4 0 Lieutenant Murdock Mackenzie, ditto .. 3 3 0 Captain Joseph Larcom - 5 5 o Mrs. - Larcom - - - - - - 2 2: 0 Miss M. A. P. Larcom - - - 1 1 o Master Larcom - __ - - a 1 o Captain Michael Seymour,, R N.- o o Rev. I kladow, Family, and Friends 10 o o A Subaltern Officer, 241 Battalion of the 39th Regi. . _ merit - • - - 1 o 0 Theatre at Wigan, by the Manager, 1. Thornhill 6 6 o 1 rye( Toid, EA, ~ ' . - to t o 0 Oustley . Rowley, Esq. St. Neot's, Huntingdonshire to to 0 Norris, Swansey, and Nutton • - " • . so to a E. Stone, E. - - - 5 5 0 Rev; E. Mellish ',.. •.. - - to to o Edivarcl %Valls, Esq. - - to to 0 Third . Battalion of the_Royal East-India Volunteers '75 o 8 1. E. - - . - ' to lo 0 William Thornton, Cannon-street - ,- 5 - S 0 Lord Scarsdale - - t- to to 0 Thomas Pindar, Esq. Brotnley-wood Harl, Lincoln: - - . . shire . - _ - - to to 0 Theatre, Haverfordwest, by Mr. Phillips, Manager 25 o a fames Davison, Esq. Fish-street-hill - - to to 0 Glamorgan ' or Prince of Wales's Volunteers, com manded by Lieutenant-Colonel Vaughan, one day's pay, per George Hassel . - 23 B'2 M. C. Richmond, Surrey ~ : .. 2 2. to i George_ P. icrvoise ' Esq. . - - 21. 0 0 ohn Heatlicote, lisq. - - - 10 , 0 0 ohn Ley, Esq. - - . , 21 0 o Wm Monins, Esq. Canterbury - . - zo O 0 trs. Magdalen Lambert, Canterbury . ' ~ 5 5 a Wirt. llambly, Esq. Ashtead, Suirey - - 10 10 0 fairies Orrill, Esq. IllaCkt%vock ' - tu ..o Inhabitants of lialclock, Netts - - 22 0 0 Non-conunissioned Officers and P rivates of the South .._ Shields Corps of Infantry and Artillery, under the command of Col. Bulellore, one day's pay - to S 4 East Essex Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command ' : . oil. 1. Cock, Esq. - - - to 10 o , , L . „ E.l-1. R. il. Is.; E.C. /his.; ,i,‘,. ii.ls. - .3 3 o servants,- pet dine . 7 . _ o 6 o Benevolence from a Constitutionalist - s s o William Haily, Esq.. Stoke Newington . 5 S o George Poore, Esq. Portsmouth - -- 21 0 0 Capt. john Cory . _ . .. _ t t o Limit. MilVand lieut. Vennor, one day's pay each oii 4 Non:conunissioned Officers, Drummers, and Pri- .- • • , vates (being, it 2), one do's pay of liolsworilly Volunteers, per Capt. Cory - . .5 12 0 Ann Lady llacre, Bruton-street ' - - 10 0 0 R o bert Rannden, Esq. _ . - 10 0 0 George Blount, Esq. Isrrnyn-street - - JO 10 O . Thomas indwell, Esq. (zd sub.) - - 5 5- 0 1). 1). - - . 2 2 .0 Z. ** ' - . - 2 2 0 Thomas Shute, Taunton - - x t . o 'The Rev. Wm. Prowse 4., - . a a o , Jones and Johnson . - ." - to 10 0 l'urner, 4V hitesidc, 211(1 Turner - - 21 0 0 ,5,,,T, Russel, for the Richmond Theatre . 10 0 0 litiuy FoUtdrinier - - - . . . 10 to 0 10.0414.1 los. Fourdrinier - - - x 1 o C. bohn FOurdrinier - - a ' t r 0 George Henry Faurdrinier : . '1 1 o ,Edward Newman FOurdrinier - - 0 10 . 6 Misi iiiirrip I tizaboth Fouplrinicr -0 , io . 6 Mr. luhn Galloway- 1 41 loway _ - ~, o ThOirias Ward • - . • - . a a 0 ..Commisiiioner flawen ... . - 10 10 0 Lieut. Thonras Williams, Canopus, R. N. (ad sub.) 5 0 0 rG 13. I 0 0 Bohn Carbefiel I - - - 100 .0 o James Adcock, Esq. Yarmouth - - 10 ici 0 rhornas Rumball, Chinginrd . 1 S 0 The Officers, Non-vormuissioned Officers, and l'ri- Yates, of the l-ongport (County of Staiiind) Vo lunteer I afantry, commanded by Major Jolla Davenport, one day's pay - - Mr. )f rues CALM, Organist of the Parish Church 'of Rnaresbru', being the produce of a Con ceit i 7 1 0 0 B, N. 1 itglish, Esq. Strand - . - 10 10 Rear4kdrrtiral Sir lames Saumarez - 25 o . Capt. Duinatosq, It. N.. .. - , 5 $ G. S. L. • - - • tio to A. IV. -, • " - - t t oho - Jones; Bengal War:house, East Inlia House 5 5 Lieut. Kjenarti L liournei K. N. , • to to 0m Ctonibiirimd I,ol , itto - - 21- ' 0 Mr. Samuel Fenuing - . 5 5 Mts. f cutting - - • 2 2 Miss' FCnliing 1 1 - • Mist E. Feinting - - 1 I • Mr. Samuel "Fenning, jun. - - a 2 Mr. C. W, Feinting - - t t Admiral EdwarrPO'Brien - - to 10 Mr. Pearson, Gray's-Jan - 5 0 Mr. Henry Burnett _ . 2 a !oho Busted,. Esq. - . 5 5 1 , r a ncis Moreland, Harrow - 5 $ • One day's pay of Capt. Armstrong, sen.'s Corn patty in the gth Royal Veteran 13attalion The Officers, iNfon. commissioped Officers, and Pri. A • v a les, the Seetetary, and Well-wisher to the 111iditleton V'olunn...or Infatirry;by Stephen Fryt:r Genital, Captain Commandant ... tit 4 Mr. Richard Sheppard, Cloth- t.sir, West Smithfield 5 5 John Bird, - Esq. Chester-te-str , :t . to 0 I . M. a Loyal Islington Voliiniccr .. 1 1 Mrs..l.7enun -.- - 2 2 20 3 3 1 7 5 I .S. . Rtehards, Esq. North-house Admiral Robert I)igb) Henry Seeker, Widford, Gloucestershire Robert Ilitchitale, ad Subs‘ripti4n Iblut Godfrey S 5 e I t 5 5 3 0 Stei;iart, Pyrton, Oxo 3 3 The Young Ladies of Wove School s Kentish-town o to I slinpon 1 't .C.l, 11, i ~- • • - - t •• I The aal Dona on from the Eccentric Society .to a Alexander jo miton - - I 5. The Non-commissionei Officers, Drummers, And • Privates, of the Loyal Winchester Volunteers, " one day's inspeCtion pay Si. las. 6d.—George W. ltickeiti, Esq. Major-CommatAant, tot. tos. IS ti Sir lames Earle ' . 5 S Henry Earle - - - 5 i One day's pay of the Officers and Privates of the brucliord in York Corps met Volunteer Intantry, commanded by Lieut.-Culottel liiNy . 31 a To be Peiernptorilv It'e•sold, ',Mutant to two Ordi,lrs of.the High Court of f Cliarcery, matte in a Cause.. wherein TfIONIS WEST and Others are Plaintipi and OSMAN VINCENT and Others are Defimaants, betore KOBEitT STEELE, Esq..one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale-Room of the said Court, in Southampton bitilaings, Chancery-lane, London, on ;Monday the 3d day of February, flioG, at Two o'Citaik its the AFECIIIOOII pre cisely, in Two Lots, TBI FREEHOLD ES:FATES' situate 'in 'the' Parishes, of Baughurst, otherwise Bashurst, and Tad ley, in the County of Hants, and in the Parish of Thatcham, in the - CountY•of Bells, late the property of John Potter Harris, fortnetly of Baughurst aforesaid ' deceased, Printed particulars , whereaf may be had (gratis) at the said' Master's Charnbors, in Souttuunpton-buildings aforesaid ; of Messrs. 'Aldridge and .Collcy Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's- Inn, London; of Messrs. Wortham anti Stevenson, Solici, tors, Castle-street, Holborn, London; of Mesta's'. Meadow.' ciott and Stanley, Solicitors, Gray's- Inn, London ; of Mr. King, Solicitor, NeWbury, Berks ; of the Tenants, on • the Premises, 'and at the Pelican, Speenhamland, Idridge and Colley .Smith, Lincoln's-1 oa . One day's pay of the Battalion of Christ C'liurch VOlunteer Aitillery, by Lieut.-Col. WAeott IS 5 4 One day's pay of the tst (or Streasho,olteginwit, Ist Brigade of Royal Pertli;:.lre Volunwr In fantry, Lieut.-Colonel Murray - 46 to to George Mostyn, Esq, Ashted, Surrey, - 20 0 0 Devayues, Diukes, and Co.2dSubseriptron tog o o - 10 ,6 John. Parkinson, of - Asgarby, tear Bolingbrooke, Lincolnshire - .• . 2 2'. 2 0 Robert Randes Wood, Esq. of Asgarby • - 2 0 The Rev. 1. F. perpetual Curate of Asgarby r Lord Enningsmore r 21 0 0 %Sllliarn White, Esq. lliglibury-plare, ad Stib. t o to o Chas. 39, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square zo o • [To be continued,] . . Subscription Books are open * end Subscriptions racCiveflot the Bar of Lloyd's Colthe.ltous6, and by all the Bankers In' Town and Country. .To the PROPRIETORS of EAST IND)A.: STUCK. LADIkS AND:CUNTLOON, IT k with thk' ctiOtpA r coh'cern that feel, *self at present tinder the necessity 01 Withdrawidg from the content to till the Itaegtoy tint Direetiorvot the. East India Company, when the • favourable reception t which I•tiad met with upon my canvas,'and the:kind exertY(in ot mylfriends, had given inc the,most itattcring hopes of success.,. My per sonal di,appoiiitMent 1 shall endeavour to hear with t:nti. tude, but•l feel ,ouch concerned that I should have given so much trouble to the Proprietors in general, and particularly to those who have so kindly and. elk.aually exerted, them« selves in my. favour. 1 have:'no doubt, Itovt ever, that a.few words will convince youthar I have nor put you to this in: convenience upon light groundS, or without having hail every reason to. suppose I was duly qtalitied. It may therefore be necessary for me to state how :1 have been misl4 resped ing my qualification, the alledgeddefeet in whichis the cause of my.ttecl Ming t lot . • - • 7 ' • By wept' yourßye-LaWs, chap,. 6, sect. g, it is ordained, That no' pe(son shall be elected a Diredor of this com pany within two years after having held, any, office in ti* Civil, Military, or Marititne Service of The Contpny." ; • I .returned from-China in•18DI, and in the month of June, of that year, my ship was entirely cleared of her cargo. I had given up.all intention of going to sea again. my-hay and obli gation by charter-party cease: 1 to Ciist,' and I have never since received pay, or entered into any•cilarter-party, or other can: tract, to serve the Company.. I consequently conceived,. that from that. time I ceased to be in your service. In December, te,) - 3, the _ship which . hatt comManded was taken up with orliels of the season; my name was given in by the owners, , as - a !natter of cotirt:e; I was at a distance from town, and ignorant of the fad, and the Ship WAS appointed to a voyage without any application tin my part. Ott the 24th January, gave. in a resignation ;',l considered this to be hecessaiy,.inordenctenable a Commander to be appointed to r lhe ship ; but I had no conception .that a mere formal at could have conneaed to With the service which I had abso lutely relinquished. . . •• • I Was MUCiI surprized when I was informed, that at a Court of Directors, on Friday last, my.qualitication for the• DireCtion was called in question and I was greatly mortified at learning that the objeelien.waS considered by, the COurt as a bar to my present pretensions. .• L• My respect tur the Court of Diredors and for the duals who eomposed it, is too great to makel me think of cont. • bating their opinion. I n deference.. to thafopinion, retire front the present ballot ; at the same time 1 take the liberty to`observe, •that I was not without reason midad; as it h a s ever been the opinton ot.those in your Naval Service that a Captain retires front the date of being:cleared out. .1 have only to repeat my unfeigned "Thanks tor your un. prceedented exertions on my What f, _and My .sineertt,rpgrot at the trouble 1. have given.. you;.; and • I . trust • that 'the great and 'disinterested support . 1 have received. will ensure my Eleaion at the tirst vacancy that may occuraher rattqualt. fication is . complete. - • • •••• 1 - Lave the'Honour to be, . Ladies and Gentlemen, Yourihost obedient and humble Servant, Berner.street, cAmrulL Ma 11,101:11iAts11(S. December 28; • MI MORY OF LORD NELSON. ,MR. BRASBRIDGE regpetafully iteornis his Patrons and the Public itt..general, that.he has set A Gem tor.Ringsllti Lockets, which hears a' striking itesein blance of the gallant and immortal Ilea) NEi LSON, the pride of his Country, - and the terror i her .linenties • and Brasbridge fl atters t' a orn:inient will ap pear no less elegant than z , tii .to.the present ntornetit .ut reverential admiration and r.:6l . er. No. tco, fleet-street. lkihW MEDICINE ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's . ( . 4'4llv:h.:yard, London, , Proprietors of Dr., I.ones's Powder andother valuable Preparations, intortn the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Ditties, the Price of that , Isledicine will be iii future 25. cyt. per Packet, ur tl. Ss. 6tl. per Dozen ; but the quantity ofa Doten . Packets in a Bottle (as matte up lot the army and N.wy) may be had for 11.0. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Cow missioners t . for Mr. Newbery', separate use, in width the words, " F. Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul'., ", are engraved, and , as it is presumed that this will be's, sufficient seem ity against Counterteits, his Signature on the Labels will be discOntinued. Tite following'are the Pricez of their Medicines to the first twenty or which Mr. Wowhery's Stamps arcs affixed, but those who purchasesia or inure, at,a time, w 11 be al lowed the Stanips gratis. g. d. s. d. Dr. Tarnes's Powdr 2 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Do. in a Dottie 24 o Austin's ettelybcate t;o. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pith ' - 00. large Box' , 24 o Preakif:lTlnet.Of 1 , 41 K 4 u Dr. Steer's Opodelitoc . 6 Dr. Huxhain's ditto a o Do. Convulsion fltl - 2- 6 Tonic I`lllS . a 9 Ditto Nitrc Drops z , 6 English Col The 9 Do. CanunnileLyrops t 9 Dr. trooper's Pills I DO. Paregoric Lozenges t to Grant's Drops t ro Angibaud's Innis ditto t t j Inglish's Scot ; EssenceofCultsfoot 3 6 Henry's M 2 6 Mr. Spenco'S Dentifrie 4 o Norton's D Pips - $ 6 Cephalic Stunt' o 9 Spilshury's t t roica 5 6 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Dr. Solaniki's TO4 2 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 r; I"iiidure t to Essence of Peppermint i ti Do. Tofu Lozenges i to Glues Magnesia . 6 F i•;etife Of Ginger 2 6 N. B.- As-malty ilersuril; partuutarly Mcfssengers," take the House or,Me::urs, e,yb.cry i jiley think it,occesiiary to point . out; that it is at the Fast Fn d: of St. Prall's. Doors front Cheaptlfu..,- with OWN acrid 'Oscribti tni it. Fomt t) 7T. 1.),R PICTUALLING QFlws, I • • Dee, 2.6, 1 . 30 c. It. 101 IN WEEr ES, of 117.0-tidone,_necr -ILYA cesium, in tbe County of uornutall, Grazier, fr - rOtiVr lrr Cattle, Navin failed to abide by a Public Tendrr, date.l the ;411, inst. tohirb be made to the Villaalling :guard J.,. the supply of FRESH BEAT to nil ShiP dr/a' Vessels at N.:- mouth and Torbay, for the en suin A ,, , ; • The COM Al ISS 10 PIERS be I/ I CTIM L NC; 111,:; 11721yg..CTI's Ni IPY do herr4v gi;), Fbat on . day M.:. ,yanuary next, iky redly l's receive 'fen der', ht IVriting (sealed up), . and treat 1,416 ;Ad, Peron? as tinarertake to . 1107.14 'whatever' i• RI:S11' BEEF may be se gnired for the 14Se of fits Majesty!: and 1/e.trele at Plo•ur.,u,• 4 and Torbay' (on separate Contrae?,l, from :but ~'ay to th e 5; ,t .I..)ecrotber, :B°6, indusive,- and to he told Jia• 4 , y Bills, pa ),.:.!%:e, void, Int.rest, *inn) , Ars 'after date. • • " ' The Conditions* of the t.'ontraii .rnay be sren at 'be ...ecret,r,y% - Ogee, at this (lire 6 , a tpO'/-, tv Mr. 1111/ler, the eli;cut ol lbe s,ild Conbnirtionrrr at I'6,.nonf;) ; r.• to th e ende•Mor pf- tint Cait:uns ar Darten. , udi, {tee Ccumfy of /)e-von. re.„, ,, ,zrii will be bad t o qny , Tender in whirl. , tilt Price Jha(i tun be ;ol;erted in at length, or . tbat shall ~ i•e delivere,l •to . A 70 4, phi : ,l,iee One gl ' aGik to Tl• .cd.p.. the ,otb of ,7 4 naa, ) , nor' .rniets 'the .• • ivet,niti ,,Mtt PetlPet &half; at tendi to a ~, A •a e, called for. GRAM) LOTTRIZY. • 1) .D11,4.W1N4 IsF IME.JA RY 3, 1 , 306. SCHEME. 3 3 • FC ls 'l 7 'Z'O 3 - • 30.,m)4) hoed .. .. • 10,;*.q - .3 , ,C250,0,:* of C2 , ,000 are - ao,coo - 5000 - 2400 • 20 - • - Sou 5o •- • • ipo . 120 - . Soon First-drawnTiCkets Z Tickets nuo Pa r of the above Capitals. • First-drawn Tic! - ..t, tst Day - Zto,ooo Ditto - - Itlt Day - 20,000 • Ditto . 6th Day - - avonoo Di tto . SO) I)ay - Diu° both Day :to TICIC.hTS . arid .SHAltliS are selling at every Licemcd, Lottery-011;w. . PRESENT . PRICE. Ticket .. - 19 17 0 Half - to ao f Eighth - It o Quarter - 5 r o Sixwenth t 5 6 4 * 4 An early Purchase Is advised, as the first 5:.00 Tickets will be entitled to 2sl. each ) 4esitlet their chance Ql, tiw pitais. ICHARDSON, - GOODLUCK, and Co. re* spectfully acquaint the Public, that the Scheme JO( the State Lottery to commence Drawing on-the 3d or rt , .: bruary, tBo6, consists of Twenty-flue Thousand Tickets,„ atici Contains 3 Prizes of ,C20,6r0 8 Prizes of 4 tOOO 3 - 10,000 I 20 3 3 iOOO j fits „ • And the cooa .first.drawn Ti c k ets 22 1 . each, neilne4 1.101 , p; entitled. to the Chance of the above Capitals, anti all otncr. ri zes. . E TS and SIiAR ES are - novvon. &dent their o ffico, Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and faring the Cute of the eltarinr,reross, CORN HILL, 52, (HARING-CH.OSS, and ST. MARGARET's HILL, BOROUGH. LT c)roz. , sav nod roipdlfillly actlttaiut VI Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that they tutre on Saie Variety of TICK EPS and S LIR ES, at the havvw Prices. I peruslng-tfie present .Schente it must be obvi ous l o every Adventurer, that if they Purchase quickly, they 'Mist gain from 191. 17s, and cannot lose, particularly so &trio; the Drawing of the first 5000 'rickets, as they are entitled to 2/1, each, besides the chance of the First—draw Ticker en titled to te,c,-..,01. and such other' Capital Prizes as may d rawn ditting'that pe i rt , )d.. EX.ol . ustle of these ativaiit;Q:.4, there cats be no doubt, should the holder of ;In undrav,m ket or Share CIYOO3C to dispose of the saute, bat he will ie.. ceive more than it *cost; Petles Tamil on Deu:and, whether a 221. or zo.00el.• Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exat,tly.on the sar,,c Terrttrus it present. The Lottery begins Drawingon Monday the 3(1 of February, tBo6. STATE LOTTER V, ISos ' Begins Orawine; Fchruory 3d, 18,..4„ sa,"„dt c t(cs„u 'B l Br . (. I\ !:i i,(- ;t i l i t ( i ) 1 1 ! () , ) , I Ze -t r of the Royal Exchange, ,, Londoli, (06peaNny a"l"Aint thco Friends and the Public, that TICKETS ;Old Si 1r1,12, flir the above Lottery are selling in variety of Numbors, divid:Nt into lialve:;, Quarters, Eighths, and Sigtkwiths, s! according to Aa of, Parliament. This Schein ; Forty Capital Prizes; exclu.,;ivv, of tool, and col, tat 140,0001.1 and the Fir.v: -drawn sOOO Tickets are eat, r i ..t to Twenty : two Pomitk Orders frctn, the (..untry, accomPanied with'short.de Nit's, Bank Notes, Cash; or ,Post-Ottich'Ortlets, extxut,,t on the same Terms as if personally present, (i . " Wiley for Prizetras soon a drawn. SURE GAIN. E who pun:ha:it Tickets or Sha-es in the prelent , Lottory before the Drawing hvgins, and whose Tickets are draWn early, \vitt he Surd to gain, )ts the first sOOO Tickets drawn out of the Whed will each be em it h... 1 to 21.1. b4:3l(ltis the tibial Chance for every , Prite frooi to 2.,00c..t. i but should their Tickets remain in the Wheel after the 5000 firt.drawn are Out, they will then have the same Chance as in every other Lottery for the remaining pita! Prizes, TI CK ET S and SHARES are selling, in great Variety, at the old established Offices, 4, CO RN 11 I, and 9, CIIARINQ..O ROSS., LONDON; where the last 30,0001, and the two lat Prices Of 20,0;n1. each, were all shared and sold by T. DISH, Contractor. Tickets and Shares may also be 'had of the teltevyt, , g Agents s Carlisle:. %V, Nl' Clasgow, Hough, Gloucester. Rod lord, ttuil. Tinker, Leeds, blither, Liverpool. CZ The Price ,w Thomson, Niancitester. - (;Ancr, Margate. bullhorn Hop, Norwlcli, Mills, Portsrnotah. Laierliv.ton, ,it rcltc art. ‘‘torcester. iil rise gradually.. 1.A.01 ES. AGAZ El's . ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, If. It 1) removing SUPT RFLUOUSHAIRS from the I NECK, : ARMS, &c. and for improving the Complexion. This Preparation has been sufficiently celebrated througnotir The Eastern Nations front whence it WAS first broultltt ti t ti,,,; Country by_l4atly hi. W. M --tie, and has nri'W, tor “ of yeari, eustainotl a tiliaraaer in England Out tne_Colit i . ,lent tar superior to any thing of the kind ever otti.-rett to 014 Public, being the only Depilatory known winch unite 3 and permanent Efficacy, tho deliciottl fra,..,raocc of a Pertumc, and a InikineSS of 01)CratIOn SO ;14 MA to irrltart! t!"l.r most delii.ate 'Ain. in Turi:,.;y it is likewiv the melt to &ivo uniformity and shap6 to titcir u:ituitis, To prevent those jmpoiitions that arellaily ppdiied, [MO a stop to the constant spurious attempts at dr t VariOLlS Names, the Putute are ter,reetttilly ititnrineti this Depilatory will itt future bt ,u1(I by Mrs. Knight, Nn. Buller's.court, 14cilhorti.bars, by opriintb - mlt of kilo pro., prietor, price 3s. the Iluttitt. Att abatement of One Shil. ling in Six :Bottles, To accommortate ladizs too distant for per:-.onal applica. tion, their ore.)rs - , by i',..lst; 'for 24-sinle Bottle, quqptity, inclosiagOte.;trn,?not, will be pltuctti,Aliy z,,oared to any pait of't'e) , (l.l viCettitry. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. :• Pus PRESENT EVENING; Dec. 34), 1805) will be performed THE SCHOOL VOR IPRIENDS. Princal Chader.b 10,ELLISTONite ip , Mr. MATH ar EWS, s Mr y . DORMER, Mr. MA DDOCK.S, Mr: WE-88, Mr. EVANS •, Miss POPE, Mrs, IORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDDONS, Miss IYIE 1.i.0N, and Miss TIDSW ELL. 14 Prologue to be spoken by Mrs.. IL .SIDDQ NS., and the .Epilogue by . Mr. MATHEWS. 4 fter Which the New, G rand. Legendary Nieto , . D ratna, called ME SLEEPING BEAUTY. with entirely New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, sec. : 1 4 Overture alul New . Music composed by Mr. Addison. Alttibert (a Knight Errant), Mr. DE CAMP ; Launcclot (Esquire -to Aldibert), Mr- MAT ItE tv s ; Ethelred the Usurper), Mr. G. D'EG VI LL tthelitxte (the Sleeping Beauty), By a YOU NC; LADY ; Ellen (a very o ld Vill ager ), l‘liss DE CAMP; , Emma " , ,a Village Girl), Mrs. 13 LAN D ; M elz4rioo ft he (;*(ma F a i r y m a o mb isel ARISO T. oiLx_ea6s. Second Price j l'it 35. 6d. Second Pric2s. : trcrY 284 Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery is. Second !Se6tl.—No Muney to be returned. (he Doors wilt be onened at Half past Five, and the I'LL), vqin dt Half -past Six' . Places for the Boies to'be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Bax-Oftkein Littl/Russell4ree" On Wednesday and Friday, The School for Friends ; with The Sleeping Beauty. To the young R o s - G l i t u to s rrow, Hamlet. The Part of !!arniet by ; with The Soldier's Return. un Thursday, Macbeth 'Macbeth by the Young -Roscius, Who Will also perform on Saturday next. ... , --- , THISTHEATRE -ROYAL; COVEI4T-CARDEN. AtliSitiSlT EVEN;NG, Dec; 30, 1805, .wit I be pgformed, . . TIJE• MAN'oF -ri•lt WORLD. Lord Lumbercourt, Mr. WAI)DY ; .. • Sir l i ertinax Macsycophant, Mr. COOKE ; . ' 'Egerton, N 4 r: C .14. EMMA ; ' • ad -Sidney, Mr. attu NTO N . Lady Rocfolpha Luinhereotfrt; !kits. CLOVER; . Lady Macsycophant,, MYss 1.11.5 E it VE ; . And Constantin Miss 1.112;13-NTON. To.whi .. ' , . . ch will be added for the - first - time, a New Grand ,!%. ythalogy), calledolnaliticpantornime zl (founded on the ancient Nort her n FIARLEQUIN's MAGNET ; a 9:) P THE scANoiNAYIAN soßcEitErr.l T h e GO. it 35:6d. Carlery 'is. tipper Gallery ts. Past s 'i x " . ° ol 's to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt — O Placer f " t he P.t);.C3 to be taken of Mr. Brandon; at the 1,1 1 0 0A - ice in Hart -street. sh . l o, -morrow The Beaux Strita'gem. On Wednesday, i_ane It .. e ° On Thursda Every Man in his 1-lumour, On E ri bu'L.i As You Like lay ' On Saturday, The Mysterio , us,l - lu,s_ , tin Monday Master Betty will appear in.a favourite -"'racier.