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r T. - ----i • ~,,,,, ...........1 It.l‘ I„,_ .1... . &VW\ oit'ovo • ' -, •..t, , • , 5\ ' t ,LT-tx:f.m, ek-!-..):iwu, ;- 3 , 17. .-4,4.;{, 4:7 ... v,•::47 .. (rr i *,,,,,,,, 4 . i - ~/...ip Pt 101 l tt-k\4 ?", - t 4 ra . • i LQ 1 ~ .. ~ F NuALB R 6047. M 0/V D . ,4 Y, JANUARY 27, 1312 PRICE SIXPENCE HALPPENN V 1.1161' TimE. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, January 28, 1812, , will he performed a New C; rand Operatic Drama, in • 4 'inte Ads, called • • THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN: • Principat Charaders. Ataliba, Mr. BARRYMORE ; High Priest t . the Sun, Mr. EG ER - TON ; Telasko, Mr. CHA P MAN ; Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ; Zarnor„ Mr. SINCLAIR ; Ozinar, Mr. .BROADHU RST ; Xaira,..Mr.*CRESWE LI.; - Alonzo, Mr. IW NTLEY ; Velasquez, Mr. BRUNTON ; Diego, Mr. LISTON ; High Pries..e.ss of the Sun, Mrs. POWELL ; Cora, Miss SNI I rii ; , Ainaztli, Miss P. B. 0N ; hhii, Miss BOLTON; Zilia, Mrs. CIIILDE. To which will he added the. Farce of RAISING IHE WIND. Boxes 7s. Stcond-prise 35. 6d. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second price — Gallery Is, Secon , t-price ts;:--L - pper Gallery Se "nd-price 6d. -P laces for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New Box-Olficr, in Ilart.siTeet. The Doers will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play uethi at Half-past Six. ~,The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padmanaba. or, hGolden Fi s h, h av i ng b een recet . ve d t l wou gh ou t w ith the ,lidiest approbati o n and applause, will he repeated every ` - vening (e,:cept To-morrow) till further notice. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. . THIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION and SALE o BRITISH ARTISTS:, l!ill he O PEN f ED the to the Public on MONDAY, the 3d of :etquary, and will continue open every pay, from len in `ne Forenoon till Five in the Afternoon,. ' • Adinittan.e is.— Catalogues 6d. - By Order, VA LENIINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. ' v •R. The Subscriptions ter the Print of M. West's Pic ure continue to be received at the Ga14,.-ry. C IfNERAL, SI R JOHN MOOR Ws CORUNNA T , PATENT CAMP 9,. forming a regular tary Bed for the Field; Barracks, &c. also a SOFA for a s -I ,e.nt or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board the whole packing in a small Vallee, allowed the most Portable ever yet manufadured, invented by MORGAN t l4 SANDERS, No. to and 17. Catherine-street, Strand, , most humbly presume the highest honours ought to be paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King an d Country. MON 1:Y. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully ',formed they may be supplied with. Money to any ti‘tnottnt, on Terms equal:to Mortgage, secured upon Free. L ., ;hold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the t u ", NI. 4 iiie Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergy br,ll'sds Liigs, r any other Property. Persns or revects. itlavy n o he supplied on their l'ersotud o Seeirrity only. "mtlemeti will fin i every liberal acecomModation, without • A 1. • ication from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post Paid) a ~ dre 4scd to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, South-street, Beilte -J UN L. EIGHT THOUSAND TICKETS.. NEW SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be All drawn so Early as TUESDAY, igtltof February. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of ,C 20,000 are ,C40,c4i0 2 - - 4,000 - - 8,663 4 1 ) 060 4 ,003 6 - 4 ,0 = - 2,400 and r,588 Prizes of kiou, &c. &c. &C. thT~ •- 13ISH (Contratlor), sincerely thanks the Public for isi°' 'eir diCO R stinguisheNFHLL, andd favours No, 9 at his tru CHIyARING- fortunate CROSS. Offices, , 1, • invites their attention to the Scheme of the present very 1 " 11 Lottery , and begs to state, that although it consists of ? fl iY Two Thirds the Number of Tickets contained in the ',as! Lottery, yet there are an ,equal Number of Capital rlzes of kz0,030 in it: this gives to Adventurers a much ter Chance to obtain a Twenty Thousand Pound Prize, ' I an in any Lottery hitherto known. From the very limited ITtriber of "Fickets to meet the demand, an immediate pur, idse at the above Offices is respeetfully , advised, where . in e Lovely re d o ! finished, and in the Two last, T. BASH old and She following Capitals : Class A - kzo,ooo 1,853, Class B 2,000 ;' 6 93, A - - tEr s oto - ,C - r,oce 3.363, _ c 15,000 1,825, - A - 2,000 3. A - 5,000 1,825, /3 . 11,000 I, - A - - 3,000 2,717, - A - - ',coo A - - 2 ,Goo 2,717, B - ',coo ittc. &c. &c. tYTON, 2, Cornitill, and 18, Coventry -street, iespeettully acquaints his draw and the l'ublic, that State,Lottcry began and finished ing the 2lst of Ia- D t ! a rY, and, as usual, atfords him the opportunity of con titulating the Purchasers at his fortunate Offices, on his ‘`in" sold and shared's° great a ha rt of . the Capital - Prizes, l itz. :6 No. z,soi, Class A, a Prize of 2,504, Class B, a Prize,of 6,0001. 3.02.5, Class A, a Prize of sc , ol. In the Lottery preceding, No. 3,343, Class A, a Prize of ti,oool. 3,343, Class B, a Prize of 15,0.01. 71, Class A, a Priie of 3,0001. 4,0 2 5, Class A, a Prize of • z 25, Class C,'a Price of coal. &c.• &c. &C. the fortunate Holders of any of the above Shares. who ''re not applied fur their Prize-money, may receive the 444 4 on demand. - , 1 , 1 4t0n trusts his Friends will net omit the opportunity a dventuring in the Little Lottery, ,w hichconsists of only :Iglit Thousand Tickets, and contains Two Twenty Thou -Bce. tice. being Capitals of as great ma.mitude as in C e r t ifier large Lotteries or three times the number of Tic. s• The Drawing is fixed for so early a period as the ttith ebruary. ' GRAZING OR SI-100TING GROUND. . -TO .I.IE L ET, Fur Seven Years, from Whit•unday, 131 z, HE FOREST of GLENFESHIE, in Bade -1,. noch, consisting.of 13,706 acres. This very extensive j',' o of hill pasture tbrms the south-eastern boundary . of 4 ri " ve rriess-shire, and cunneds with the Forest's qf Athol I' l . Nlarr, in Perth and Aberdeenshire. It is adapted either I, 4 summer grazing to black cattle, or for shooting ground k ,, 4 sportsman %vim might wish to pleserve it for deer, moor ili i rl i ev and plartnagan, all of which .abound in the adjoining v er s. and with which it would be abundantly stocked in a p e ,Y, short time, if carefully kept for this purpose. To a b e ?On intending to occupy it in this way, the proprietor will oti s i "clincil to grant every . assistance in preserving it, and any C c accoMmodation that may thede.d necessary for li lv !i . fence in that corner, during shooting season, plea. .6, 4 ,nd convenient to him. 4 t k ! t ers may he addressed to his Grace the Duke of Gordon, qe rs 'ortion-castle, by Fochabers, or to the Rev. John An. ti, On, his Commissioner there, between this and. the first .4e,„ ~ of . May ui . ng, when the candidate preferred will be i '4ed with fkluary 3, 6;2. THE SYSTEMATIC REFORMER OF ALL IMPFR c'r AND ILLEGIBLE WRITERS, IN SIX LES SONS ONLY. MR. RAPIER, Author of the Desideratum of Penmanship, Scc. acquaints such Ladies and Gen tlemen as (eel ashamed of the awkward produfiions of their pen, that by his peculiar and scientific principle, (without exception to advancement in life or infirmity.of hand), they may acquire a permanently uniform and perspichous hand, truly useful for its Wonderful dispatch, in six lessons only. • Personages of the first rank, as welPas merchants of emi nence, honour the ProteSsor with their patronage,' Specimens to be seen, and references had; suitable to the ranks of the parties. Inquire for his Address, at Mr. Harman's, stationer, No. 418, strand. Terms Three Guineas. SALE OF STANDING TIMBER, TOOTING COM MON, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Tuesday the zsth of February, at Ten in the Forenoon, at the Horse and G room, at Streathatn, in the County of Surrey, T HE greatest Part of the OAK, ELM, BEECH . , , CH ESNUT, and: other now standing on Tooting Common, and which will be divided into Lots, and sold, with' their Lop, Top, and Bark, on such Conditions as will be then produced. The whole are blazed and numbered, and Catalogues may he heel fourteen days preceding the Sale, at the Spread Eagle, Epsom ' • the. King's Arms and Grey hound, Croydon ; the Wheat Sheaf, Tooting ; the White Horse, Brixton; the Plough, Clapham ; at Mrs. ‘Vakenian's, on Tooting Com mon ; and at the Office of Messrs. Browns and Gotobed, Norfolk-street, Strand,—London. THE CONDUCTORS of the MENTOR MA. 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To which is added, a new edition, with an Appendix, of getnarks.oti the 'late Decision of the House of Commons respeCting the Abolition of the Slave Trade. • ()Claw>, Fourth Edition, 9s. in boards. 6. ‘Valks in a Forest ; or Poems descriptive of Scenery and I ocidents•charadcristic, of a Forest at Lferent 'Seasons of the Year. Sixth Edition, correded. Elegantiy printed inone`volume, and adorned 'with. plates. Seventh Edition, 7s, in boards. . . . 7. Poems, Sac.red and Moral. Third Edition, with Ad ditions. Elegantly printed in one volume, and adOrned with Plates. Third Edition. 7s. ,in boards. FOR THE BENEFIT OF T 1-1 E POOR NT and S. GODBOLD, Proprietors of the VE • Gli FABLE 13ALSAM, respeWully inform the Public, that through the recommendation of the Right lion. Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward, and , others of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, in various parts of the Coon 'try, who have taken into consideration the number of Poor that die annually in Consumptions, and their being ex cluderi the benefit of this Medicine from its high price, which is allowed by the Physicians to be the only effica cious remedy to be depended upon for this Disorder, the Proprietors have in‘co:isequence now planted their Vege. table Balsam at one principal Vender's in every principal Town in this Kingdom, where it may be had by all persons for this Charity, at ss. 6d. per half pint, and xr , s..Od. the pint, which, to . all others,. is sold at 18s, the pint-, and cis. the half pint, as usual. Several . snrprising cures have been already - performe , l in consequence. of this Institution, the certificates of which may be seen at the Proprietors, No. 3, Blooinsbury- square, where the Medicine may be had for this Charity, as well as at Messrs. Mutlers, No. 4, Cheapside, and Bacon and Co.'s, No 15^, Oxford-street, the only Ascins in Londii tur this liistituttou. vL fJ/11,L1,V(,- t PIGA!, 7j,:. 2/, IS 2. 'THE comagssro ATE RS,ror VICTETALL G -a- his A.M.YES7 - I's NAY Y do hereby give A'otitei That on Tarseir, the 28th instant, aro: will he lead). to receive Ten.fers; in writing ( sealed tit), and treat for the seep(! ) ' (en separate anteves.) of One Hundred and Sii , ?y Tons of g stand nt,rcbania!le CAROLINA RICE; Forty Tons rf 14,1IJSCO. V . 4 # DO (I; AR ; end TiventyTons of genline OATMEAL. The Rh e an , .l Sugar to he answ,rable to Samples of Two' Pciendt weight eae - ;; to be prodttei.d guilt the Tende, s the whole to be de— livered, into this At ng Stores in St. Catherine's,;mai• the Tower, in the space of a F iHugh! _boot the Dates cf the Con:: rails ; andto p.,id for 67 EN., payable with Interest, ninny days - after date. 1 he Conditions of the Contrails may be seen at the Sec; etatj't Of f ice. ree.rdi. IT had to es,,r Tender in it:bleb t shit mot Ge inserted Wo7",i'S at length, "or Thai shall 'not I,e de. I:vered to the &are! 4efore One o'Clock on thi•said Taesdayi the Alb ian'ant, nor unless the Person who makes tbe,Tender, or some Pete.m on his Gebaif; attends, to ansuet ,a/re•n called HICKMANS'S PILLS are an EFFECTUAL - CURE tot GRAVEL and STONE, STOPPAGE of URINE, COMPLAINTS in the BACK and LOINS;KID.N LYS; 13LAUDER-and LUMBAGO; - • ' • . . OF the- vat ious Complaints incident -to the hug An frame, there are none more dreadful in their na ture, nor. mere alarming in their consequences, - than the Gravel and Stone, They are complaiuts to -which every person is as the water we drink is impregnated , pith • particles,' which net only cause the excruciating tortures, biat'are a foundation toe every other species of disorder. HICKMAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS,' coMpOsed cf the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular etil eacy, in not only strengthening the vessels Containing the Urine, but loppily destroying the petrit)ing 'quality of it. from which proeeed,the above - Complaints, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions, and banishing.every per nicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement, A Copy of a Letter To Mr. HICK Xi N; A pothecary, St R believe Ilickman's Pills to be the- be s t M e di c hi * ever known for curirrg the Gravel, t berefore .1 have taken the opportunity to - recommend' them. Tw - o Boxes and a half have cured me ; so that I have - not. found-it necessatY to tak . o more ; and, although I have suffered greatly from that dis—: order, I shalt never be afraid of it when I can procure •so good a remedy. . I am, &c: R. FERRIER. Hemsby, near Yarmouth; Norfolk. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, comer of Pater. noster. row, London ; and most Medicine Venders Li every Town, in Boxes at 2S. 9d. each. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the subject ofjust and general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of the medical ,art have oMred themselves as candidates for public patronagein the, kofession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result ot our studies and experience, anti to prevent us from being classed among those ern pines whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately fig society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal • and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. quirernents. Aftei having received a regular medical educa. tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grindel I and Blizard, whose ledures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital • we entered oursel ves as students in that justly celebrated school for medicdl acquire ment,_the Royal College of Edinburgh, and wereinstruded in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. by those eminent professors, Urs. IVionro, Gregory, ,Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we s h a ll not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long Series of years Made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objett of our studieS:and prattiee,- it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. Ir. slight and recent cases ot infection a perfeCt re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in.. veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a pro Per perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to ti.o patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the Melancholy variety ,of.disotders which are this elreets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of loth sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilitieS which fie.. quently prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infalliblennode atieatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor. ous constitution. In all - cases of debility, from wh atever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the greaf.. est secrecy and honour. flours olconsul cation at holm: trona ten to three, and ()inn 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the count ry are requestNl to.state tire nankin. lars of their case, age, and general habit of livin4, &c.-&c. in closing a remittance-tor advice and medicines, when fhe sarne will be given, or sent to any pot ot the kingdorn. To cnsuret . that secrecy so essential to our 'undertaking, e postage of letters !hay he added to the,aecourit mcdi elms: _ _ CUARIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107 , Hatton-garden. n" Messrs. Currie and Co. have Cert;ticares from the above respetiable Professors of London and Edinburgh, foe the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per formrni the dories assigned them during; the tulle they at tcrled rlu it Ledut = ers.'inti Prialec. Mciusagearsemeg IMP E RLIL PA E HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, JAN. 25. Lord 1. THYNNE brought up certain Papers re sped ipg the interior Oiicers of the. Lord Chamber. lain's Utiice, which were preienle..l by 21r. \\Thar. ton, and ordered to be iirinted. On the motion of the CIII:NCELLOR of the E. c n H • l s the aun cri Prince a t Ad d re sswas'°tgg to High ness I gracibu,ly pleased to direct to be laid . , b; tore shit House, in - addit!on - to the Papers pretiously called for, a specitica , ion of the number of places of d!. vine worship, accordine, to the Establi s h e d Ct, w - c h. in England, and t:f the number of persons they. are supposed to'contatn, togs then with an aecoont of the nurnb,:r of places of worship not according to the Established Church, in all parishes containing mad than a thousand persons ; and also an abstract of tilt, co/rnet' returns on the subje6t. The report of the Nalt -Duty Bill wai 'nought up and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be reati a third time Oil ;N:londly. The Exchequer Bills .Bills were read a second time and cornalitted