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- ;57 -. f I . . 4... ... , - ; . , -. '.. '- ' 'la ktft b r:' , ‘. 7 . - ' ‘•';'\ \ ill /../ 7 / . „ :1 T _ - - ' 2< r* l ''' t'' i 41 '7,4, -... : * , .- !"44:i.,./,. •''i:--- .......-"' 41.7 t. . ' •i, ~ ---- . ''•', ..,-. .),.. */ -- " 4. -•-• - . l' , ' , • . di . , ie.,. ,• •it ,t,p,- 4 ‘.. ... _ 4 • ll , \ - • &i V , • • . . • h ~ 1 • + •f• • : ~ " i WED AT ESDA Y, F A.Jtif .4, 18o;i. 'NUMBE'R 2613.] [PRICE SIX PFNC:E• l ' `ll4EATitl:i-IWY AL, DRURY-LAVE: - ,r - rd.MORROW EVENING, Feb. 5,180 i, 11 will be pertbrtned, THE INCONSTANT. ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN, 1 ..- Fordiffitsing the Knowledge,;tind Facilitating the Gene_ neral'lnu - odudion of Useful Mechanical Inventions and Improvements, and for Teaching, by, Cotirses of Philo- sophical Lectures and Experiments, the Application of Science to the Common Purposes of Life. INCORPORATED-by a ROYAL CHARTER, and , under the Patronage of IPS MA JBSTY. XTOTICE is hereby given, by Ordeg of the Managers .That the PHILOSOPHICAL and. CHEMICAL, L ECTURES ' for the present Year, will commence on Saturday next, the 7th of February, at Two o'Clock, P.M. and will be continued till the" Month of June. • The folloWing Courses will be delivered this Season : r. A Popular Course on Experimental Philosophy.— A Letture of this Course:will be delivercdevery Tuesday . at Two o'Clock. 2. 'A Course of Chemistry and its AVplit!ation to Arts and Manufadures.—A Lecture of this Cotirse will be delivered every .Thursday and Saturday at the same Hour. 3. A Complete Seientifie Course of P hysi,:s or Natural PliiloAorihy,—A_ !Adult e this Course 101 bedeliver.d every Monday, Wednesday, 'and Friday, a( Eight o'Clock in the Evening. N. B. .This Evening Course will not commence till Monday the i6tli of February:, An Account in writing,.of the particular Subject of the Leeture of each Day, will beltung up and exposed to view lathe great Hail at the House of the Institution, and also I - in the Subscribers' Rooms. •R Syllabits of the Courses of Le6tures • that 'will-be , given the present Yea'r, may be had of Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Booksellers in the Strand ; or of the Clerk, at the House of the Institution. Those who frequent the Lectures, will be required to shew their, Tickets at the Dclor. , , , Those who come in Carriages, are requested to .dired tht4r Coachmen to set‘down and take up with their -. Hories' heads towards Grafton-street. Tg. - TRH: PRO PR i t ETORSJOF `EAST. INDIA STOCK. ••• fl concurre4 in. demanding a • lot x: '" Fr e' .AGAIN 3 - r the im portant question proposed for Your decision the id of- February, we should have thotight 4 our duty to trouble yoU with our reasons., if we had not seen a Paper signedby. , the Gentlemen who stood forward, upon that ',Outwi t , now in cireulation, 'which renders it unneces'S - ary.. - • • Since then, : tlie Court ,of •Direetors have . received the, following Lixarapinions, which we,tnist will fully jus-' tify the•Constiflitidrial and Ptiblic grounds which we have thought it our dot! tel take. The Proprietor; may be assure!! that we Aj,tvnvs will PK 6ld -r . founded upon every case of well grounded" suspicion: • But ..le ever have, and we hope we ever shall, be ready , tostan4 forward to protea'the Honour and the Privileges of the meanest indivittal, against a spirit. of perseetitiOn; and% stippoit of the 4 •Law and Constitution of our Country:. • - - , , •We have the Honour to he, • Ladies aridGentleincii, Your obetllcM humble Servants, • FRANCIS (BARING. - J (COB 110SANQUET. East India House, Jan. 29 afro'. • NEW MUSIC. This Day was publh..l.o, Price is. 6d. rriflE MAY-FLY ; a GLEE for Two Treble' I. and a BIM ►vITH. E . VETERAN TAR. ' By Dr. CALLCOTT. By whom Will shortly be published, A COLLECTION of GLEES,: inscribed tby per. mission) mission) to His.;Royal Highness the DUKE of KENT. Printed for the Author, and sold at the Music Shops. • ..Where may.be.had t • ALONZO 4ndIMOGINE, tco. &c. &c. Fr;illy, A Trip to Scarborough ,• Miss Hoyden, Mrs. ricirl owe, hrr appeararice do this Stage. Sattird.iv, King Lear, aftetWhich it cannot he performed for sumo tinie, on geeounk of the preparations for the'Tra gedy of Cynthelinc, which will be produced in'theCOtlTSC of next week.. . • Monday, Pizarro; with Harlequin Amulet. SUBSTITUTES for'Wl-lEATEN FLOUR. This Day Ikas published, Price 6d. • Dedicated, by Permission, to Her Majesty; A. TREATISE -on , RICE and ,POITATOES, .L 4. as far as - relates to the Use of Ahem in PASTRY; with DIRECTIONS for preparing each, as .praaised,at Tv pp yid Perry's, Q ford, street. By JIN GEORGE PrRRY . Printed for 1. Bell,- Bookseirei..aad Stati 'r, No. 14S, Oxtnrci-titrect ; and sold by 'all the B sellers in tlia United Kingdoms. TIII:ATRE--ROYA Li-COVE-NT-GARDEN. MO . -MORROW EVENING,' Feb. 5, 18p1, JL • will be performed; THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. ,Airryt, BARLEOIUN's TOUR. Friday, Every Man in 1 7 ii Hunicitir, with Paul and Vu- Saturday, The Heir at Law, with I 1 Bondoearri. Tifonclay, Richard the Third, with, for the last time, Harleijuin's Tour. A New Play, and a New Grand Pantomime Drama, are in preparation, Due notice will be given of the ne;,:t Representation of the Stranger.. This Day was published,4 s rice 3s, bound, , The Second Edition of • ANEW . Universal FRENCH GRA M MAR, Lying anAucuratoSystem of French Accidence and Syntax, on 4n improve. Plan. ,:BY . NICHOLAS H/tMEL. Londchi Hursf,. PacCrooster-row. Also where maybe had, by the vine Atithor, - r. Grimmticsi •Eiercises upon the French Language, compared.witlit the en g iiik ; the 3d Edit. pr. za.6d. bound. z. Chambsud's French and English Di ogees, adapted for the Übe of Schools, in three Nos, price 6d. bonntk... FORTY-EIGHTH NIGHT SANS SOUCI. Icy the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CIIA:\ 1- r • BERLAIN. TO - MORROW EVENING, February s, will be presented, at SANS SOLI CI, Leicester place, Lei‘ester-Square, an Entertainment, in Two Parts, called THE CAKE-HOUSE, Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART I. Drep and Ms villa. Song —Perpetual Youth. Rec.—Conjugal Tete-a-Tote. Song—'hie Lottery of Wedlock.. Itec.----A Trial of Patience, Song Anna, .Ann, Nan, Nance, and Nancy. Rec.—Agreeable Com pany. Song—Love awl Reason. Re.c.--A Receipt to Kill,Vives. Songs-The Poet and the Puller. Rec.— Maitre de Dame PA R Song— I I The 'Grand T . Rec.—The Captain and the Poet. Song-13rother Jack. • Rec.—Sailors. Sung— Filial Love. Re.—A Return of Reason. Song„ Sweets of Love P . Rec.—The Club. Song—The Thing, the Kick, and the Go. Rec. —The Mess. Song—jaok at Greenwich. Rec.—More Plotting. Song--G rNews. ARTP 111. Rec.—Honest Caleb. - Song—Highgate Probation. Rec. —,The Saracen's Head. Song—Another Cup and then. Rec.—Which 16 the Way to W indso r ? Song-,A Little ! Rec.—The two Dottors. Song The Canary Rec.---liits and Scraps. Song Echo. Rec.—The Coup-Ile-Grace. Song—The Union. • The ‘linolc is written, and composed. and will he spoken, sung, - and accompanied by Mr. L)111DIN. Boxes ;s. 7 Area,3s. Gallery zs. Doors to be opened at'SeYen o'C lock ; the Performance to begin at Eight. laces fur thu Boxes to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Music Warehouse - , Leicester-place, Leicester-square ; where may b e had the Songs in the Entertainments of Sans Souci ; the Novel of Hannah 1-lewit ; the Younger Brother ; the History of the Stage, complete, in hie - Volumes._ and every other Article specified in his Catalogue. • • The Songs in the Cake-House are all published, and may, be had at Mr. Dibdin's Warehouse. Sans Souci will continue open Mondays, ThurSdays, and Saturdays, during the Season. PELICAN LIFE, INSURANCE-OFFICE, LOMSARD-STREET, • January, tßot. A T this Season of the Years when the MU ters of Families usually investigate their Accounts and make their new Arrangements, it is proper to remind them ofthe Security ?ffirded by Li FE 'NSW& AtICL ; and by the peculiar Provisions of this Office for the ENDOW. stEtcf of CHI Lias.ty, on their attaining the Age of Ma turity. 1.1 re l'xsua net standing. recommended , by the high sanition of Parliament, which has wise) y and benevolently nempted from the Income Tax the Sums which are cfis. butted for this provident purpose, cannot nerd recom mendation from any Other quarter. TABLES of the moderate and reduced Rates of this Office are delivered pails. P.. BOWERS, Secretary. AYOUNG LADY of Respalability, whose Recorornandationa are indisputably good, wishes to assist a Lady in the .Education of her young Family. She speaks and writes French grammatically, and can teach Reading, English Grammar, Writing , Arithmetic, Geo. graphy, and plain Needle-Work- "She is not quite twenty, which is the reason of her preferring not to take any im portant charge entirely on herself. Letters addressed to• A. B. at Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church -yard, London, will receive due attention. ACLERGYMAN wishes to Runk a THOU. SAND POUNDS, more or less, intany way most conducive to his Interest. Letters, statitig particulars, to be addressed to Clericus, at Messrs..Spilsburys', Prin ters, Snowhill. BOARD AND LODGING. AGENTLEMAN will give for Board and Lodging, either in Town, or withintve miles of London, from Sixty to a Hundred rounds a year; and will have no disinclination to pay always in advance. If ' the House be neat, clean, and airy, tault is likely to be tound with the plainest style of living, or with soveral other points often thought objeCtionabk. Direct, Penny-Post Letters only, with particulars in full, to A. B. at Mr. Robinson's, Hatter, No. -483, Strand. THEREAS by a Decree of the High Courr of Chancery,. made in a Cause BROWN v. ,MORRIS, it is amongst other things referred to john Simeon, Esq one of the Masters of the said Court, to in quire what 'Brothers of RICHARD MORRIS, late of . Cannon-plaCe, Mile-End Old Town, in• the County . of. Middlesex, Centlemin, deceased, Wereliving at the time of his deat h; and also at the time of the death of Ann late of Ludlow, in the County of Salop, Widow, deceased ; and whether any, and which of them left any Children at the times aforesaid, and 'whether any of such Children are living or dead, and if dead, when they re spedively died, and. who are their personal .Representa tives : Therefore, all Persons interested in the said Decree, are required forthwith to lay before the said Master, at his office, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, LOp don, any proofs they may be able to make, relating .to the tads and aeseqptions of Persons herein before mentioned . DISTORTED FEET, LEGS, a m i R. T. SHELDRAKE having invented, and A•V L for several years practised witFi uniforth success, - a method of during the above.nitntioned Diseases, thus offbrs it to the notice of those: who require. such 454iit ;ince, The 'many Persons who have obtained thoperfea . use of their Legs and Feet by this Discovery, without which, they must have remained Cripples,„for Life, afford . .the most incontestable proofs of its efficacy; By hi , nictiiod of treating Distorted Spine, Asc. the existing *fats. in the t*hape are con‘valed while - the Cure is going on which rcurnstance, intiepetident 'of •44 superior efficacy, gives his method a decided superiority over every other. Further, articulars may be -k niivVit; by 'applying to hlm .aaly, at his House, No. so, Strentlivvdiere_lbis Treot4e on the ehove.mol4encdSubjetts afty be lad price 4s. an bag.% ,r 1 .E. 1,..!, WAKEFIELD, January 30, zgoi. At a very Numerous and Respedable-MEETLNG of the MERCHANTS, WOOLSTAPLERS, MANUFAC TURERS and'other TRADESMEN' Of- this TOWN and NEIGHBOURHOOD, connected in the-WOOL LEN MANUFACTORY, held at the Moot-Hall this dad-, called by the Constable, in 'consequence of a Requisition to him 'for that purpose ; W.:.-DAWSON, Esq. in the Chair; RESOLVED,' ty a very great Majority pre sent at this'Meeting , I. That most of the Industrious and laborions families in this Town and Neighbourhood, who have hitherto sup ported themselves by their labour ,in the Woollen Manu faCtory, are now reduced to extreme distress. 1. That many of, the lesser Manufacturers are daily sinking into a state of insolyency. ' 3. That most of the. Ports on the Continent of Europe being now closed against us, 'our more wealthy Manufac turers are thereby deprived of a Market for their Goods, and are under. the necessity of dismissing a great propor. tion of their Workmen, who, in consequence thereof, have been obliged to apply for Parochial Relief. 4. That our Poor-Rates have, in the last four years, increased beyond all former example': s. That our Taxes have increased in as great or greater proportion, 4nd in addition to these evils, every kind of provisions, 'but particularly Corn, limb risen to 'a most' extravagant price. 6. That the loss of our Trade, and.the want of employ— ment to, the -present extent, the heavi , demands upon 1. or Yo6o-...-143' aria axt4. - aArt the oot and other Necessaries of Lite, we e unKnown t-C 'T Country before the unfortunate War in which we are en gaged. • 7. That the War is one great cause of those complicated Distresses, that if it be continued, the destrudion ot our Trade, and the absolute ruin of very great numbers of us, appears inevitable ; and that it is a duty we dwe to our King, our Country, andpur Families, humbly to lay our deplorable situation before His Majesty, and Petition Him to adopt such Measures as He in His Wisdom may see fit, for the purpose of objaining a speedy . Peace. 8. Resolved, by a very great Majority, that the Peti tion now produced, and read by the Chairman, be adopted, and that William Wilberforce, AN. and the Hon. Henry Lascelles tour County Members . ); be reques t ed to present the same to the King. 9. That a Committee be appointed to carry these Reso lutions inro area, and that the Gentlemen who signed the Requisition to the Constable, be of the Committee, with any other Genlemen who are inclined to give their ASSistance. 10. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his'able and impartial Condud in the - Chair. WILLIAM DAWSON,. Chairman. PALL-MALL. TO LETT, a HOUSE or LODGINGS in Pall-Mall, Genteelly FURNISHED. The Per son who at present occupies the Premises, wishing to go into, the Country, would lett the House , on moderate Terms, to a respectable Family, who would take care of the Furniture. For Particulars, inquire at No. 79,‘ Pall-Mall. MONTGOMERYSHIRE TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lots; in the Course of the ensuing Spring, EVERAL THOUSANDS of Capital OAK TREES, chiefly adapted to Navy Purposes, and now g owing inthe Parishes at FORDED, BETTWS, NEW TOWN, and ABERHAVESP, in the said County, and on Lands very convenient for Converting. The Trees in ford= are within two Miles, and those in Rett*s and Newtown within five 'Miles of the Mentgia-• rneryshire Canal, by which the Produce may be conveyed to a navigable Part •of the Severn, or to the Ellesmere Canal, and by the same to a commodious Place for the Chester and Liverpool Markets. The Trues in Aberhavesp, are distant about ten Miles from the first mentioned Canal, to which there ii i a level good Road, or the Produce of them may be delivered at Jerwynlas, on the River - Davey, and there shipped for the dillerent Ports in England or Ire land. Particulars will be advertisedearly in March ; unless the Trues shall be previously disposed of by Private Contra4t. Further information on the subject may be had (by Persons commissioned to treat as Principals) of Mr. Evans, Mor vill-Hall, near Bridgnortlx ; or of Mr. Colley, Cefngwifed, near Newtown. • January x 9, arm, IV BE SOLD BY PRIVATE . CONTRACT, AVERY good Brick 'and Slated DWELLING. HOUSE, situated in East Retford, in the County of Nottingham, and late in the tenure of Lady Amcotts, deceased. consisting of a Dining-room as , feet 8 inches . by feet s inches, and 13 feet 9 inches high; -a Drawing-. room pi feet 2 inches by x 8 feet a inches ; a Breakfast. tooth t 6 feet by 13 feet, the windows of which are glazed with plate glass, and .the Rooms fitted up with enriched cornices and ceilings, statuary marble chimney. pieces, and niahoi le any doors. Also a Store-room, Butler's-pantry, Houk eeper's.room, and Servants'-hall, with very good Chambers, and a large DreSsing.room over the same. with an Attick Story; au exceedingly good Kitchen i 6 feet high,' Scullery, Cellars, Brew-house, Wash-house, Laun dry, and many other convenient Offices; a Court-yard, twd four-stalled Stables 12' feet 6 inches high, a Double . Coach-house, with G ranaries and Hay-lofts over the same, 'a Stable-yarti"a Garden of about Two Acres, well stocked with Fruit Trees, ands small Paddock withm a few yards of the house. genteel neighbourhood, in which-are kept a Pact of ,Fot fhoands, and in , t he town a Pac)c of Hare Hounds. • The person who lives in the House will' aliew the Pre. vases. - • • , , , . Vol . Further particulars, eaqt*e of• Mr, Foster, above the WI, La Lincolu. .. •, . • CASE F.O/011-1E EAST INDIA COMPANY. W H LIZ -I IA Ilia Cour t.of Direciors, _or any C oliutUttce • 'ot thei?ird (s k iirt, whether clinsidesed as a Committee of. t hat eent tror. as a' CoMNIITTAF OP P tCri EIOP,S; be legally autiiitfized to call tbr the liiammAtion of -Persons' • upon 0011414 s recommended by the Court of Direetnrs in their Tc:f 'sOlutionOf the zsth of February, ISOO, or whether,: rtaheivot)inion, any Magistrate iiottldbe jtis: titied itl adirtinistering the Oath so recommended; and , gen era lyto t 4lx ise concerning the legality 'and cited of ' .such prOeNlitig6*-? . We are opinion, that neither the Court of Direaors, not arty eb#u - nittet of the said Court; or Committee ur' Proptietots,, have any legal authority to require, oit - C v Examination:: of,,Yersons upon Oath, as. recom mended by the Reolution Of , the Court of Direelor.; of the 25th of 'Feb. MX) 'and that no Magistrate will be jus admlntstering.such Oaths.. . Wc theren! o tlfmk the proposed proceedings would be contrary to Lace. . 1. 111ITFOR,D. . _ W. (ARAN is. • ' I. MANSFIELD: T: ERStill , i E. .0 .EO. RODS. PETITION to the KING fur PEACE. Bradford, Jan. ig, AT a very numerous and . respectable MEET- I N(.1.0f theiVIERCHANTS, WOOLSTAPIARS, MILL-OWNERS, MAN UFAC — URERS, and others Conneded with the WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES . of the TOWN and NEIGHBOURHOOD of BRAD FORD,: in York - shire, held .this day at the Piece-H4ll, pursuant to Public Advertisement ; • Mi. 11 , EN . JAMIN KAYE, in the Chair; it was 'Re's )Ivat, I. From the alarming and unprecedented Dlcly of th; Trade of this Town and Neighoourhood ; from the great awl rapid Increase or; our Poor Rates and of our Taxes; from the lamentable circumstance of grett num- . hers of the Work. People who were lately engaged itl our various brandies 01 Manufadure being now totally desti tute'of Employment; and from thelligh Price of every sort 'cif Prim, anti of other Necessaries of Life ; that this texit oreduced to situation most seri and efeeetual relief. ' . That the War is the principal cause of these evils. 111. That we are convinced that an itrunediate Peace is the only event which can effeclually remove these gene ral- and increasing calamities; that Peace cats alone give activity to our stagnant commerce, by opening to us those . Continental Mans from :which we -are excluded ; that Peace can alqpe restore that confidence at home and abroad, which is so'ehential to the existence and Advanceinent of. our Commercial ProsperitY. IV. That impressed with. a conviilion of these truths, we will humbly petition His Majesty to make every pos sible exertion to restore Peacee - to our sulfuring Country. Resolved Unanimously, _ V. That the Petition now read and proposed, shall be adopted by this Meeting. To the KlNg , s Most Excellent MAJESTY. Staz, We your Majesty's most dutiftil and loyal Subjths, the Merchants, Woo!staplers, 'Mill Owners, Manufac turers, and others, connected with the Woollen Manufac tures of Bradford, in. Yorkshire, and it> Neigbbnurhood, with hearts full of aftbdion and loyalty to Your Majesty's Pelson and Covernnient; de - humbly-approach the Throne in the language of Suppliants„sugertng severe Distress. and apprehensive of every conceivable addition thereto, if Your Majesty's wisdom lnd benign regards for the lute-, rests of your People do not intervene to relieve us front our deplorable estate, We do therefore humbly Petition. Your Majesty to ex ert your high Prerogative in restoring to us the Blessings of Peace; and in bringing to a speedy period a War, which now at least threatens every calamity to our Cotkntry, and , which, whatever was its charaCler at its commencement, can' from this moment be pregnant only with increasing ruin. But with the fullest confidence in your Majesty's vvis ' dont, we address you Only with that modesty of suppli ants, which declines the suggestion of any Means; but with the full and undoubted conviction, that we speak the words of truth and wisdom. ..' . Ana;sr;' farther beg leave most humbly to represent to your Majesty, th - at in out-present exhausted state, desert ed .hy almost all our Allies, the half of Europe confederat ing to our Ruin or Depression, we see no probability of ob taming that Success which was not 'earned in our highest vigour • and that no Success can compensate the Nation for the additional Evils which the prosecution Of the War must inevitably occasion. And we further humbly presume to represent to your Majesty those particular Grievances under which your Petitioners suttee: - • We are oppressed with Burdens which reduce Wealth to Medioctitv, Mediocrity to Poverty , and whith leave the Poor Maddestitute Our Manufaaures are daily declin ing pr o t nuanbers of our. Artisans are \Nithuut employ merit ;'Our cOmrnerce is 'nearly suspended ; And almost every Port in Europe shut .to our Exports. These evils, combined .with an enormously. High Price of Grain, and all other Necessaries of Life, which if continued threatens Famine and Death; form indee an awful groupe of calamlties.whieh justify the mist melancholy apprehen sions. • Deeply impreSied With a sense of 'these general and in creasingevils, and'oonvineed that in whole or in Part, they have been the rearilt of this ,disastroup War ; that Peace may. much. brighten, if it cannot reverse this gloOmy sal le ; but that 'War mat every ,day hlaCken it more and more.; we have presumA to approach Your Majesty's Royal' Presence, with this our humble Petition.. ,Our l'rayer is short, but Comprehensive. That Your Ma jesty Will be pleased to pursue such measures, as to Your Majesty's wisdom and goodness shall . appear most likely to restore - to us the Blessings of Peace. Resolved Unanintensli, •VI That William Wilberforce, Esq. and the Jinn. Henry Lascelles, be requested to present this our Petition to the King, Resolved Unanimetisly, •VII [That the.:Thanks of this Meeting be given to those Trustees who convened it. • Resolved Umanimonsly, VIII. That the Thinks of this .Meeting be given to Mr. George Walker, for his able support on this occasion, Resolved Unanimously, IX. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the .Chairman, folf,his impartial, manly, and proper conduit iu the Chair. • - BENJAMIN KAYE, Chaintizn. .fgr The Petition will remain for Signatures at the la in tipal.l tins In Bradford Ancl its Neignbuuthoycl, ENGLISH `STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MARCH 2, !SQL' • . I.IIE.SCHEME CONTAINS a Prizes of X • 3 0 , 0 0 c) 2 --- 20,000 3 10,000 0w..L.....-........• ""........... . , 5,900 g 2,000 lo -- 1,000 z 6 5 00 S 4 - . ") rao ,- ' to., 5 0 17,220 IS HALF ,A MI Ann.: OF MONEY Sterling in Prizes. Part of tht Capitals will be determined as under: Fir;t-Drawn Ticket 25th Day . —•- k . 10.000 Ditto, 29th Day 20,000 Ditto, • .-33 d Day 30,000 Dittp, .}oth Day atooo The PRIZES of this LOTTERY wilt be paid at the Usual time in FULL 'STERLING MONEY without any Discount or Deduction. TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS arc selling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in Eng land, Scotland, and Ireland ; and the Prizes paid.on 2,000 PRESENT PRICE. Ticket . . s o • Half Sl6 a tight - A s o Quarter - 4 9 o Sixteenth 3 9, Persons in the Country may ,be supplied with Tickets or Shares, the same as if present, by sending Post Of ice Orders, good Bills, Cash, or • Bank Notes, to any Licensed Lottery Office. B IT I S erATP: LIN -tERPY ;"11Ses; &gins L.; awn% .2d March, tBo t. • I‘4 ESSRS. liODGES and Co. SRA Brokers, .1.1 1 1 at the State Lottery Offices, No. 149, Oxford.- street, and No. 44, St. James's-street, take the liberty . to inform the Nobility and Public, that Tickets will r ise considerably before the Drawing commences, and they will (if tequirod) engage to ; take back the Tickets and Shares, and return the Honey on the Saturday before the Drawing, to those Who ptirchase at the above Offices, if the Prices Should be lower than at the present time.— Tickets and Shares ,on iSale as above in great variety, and on as reasonable Terins as at any Office of credit in the Kingdom. N. B. Pursuant to A a of Parliament, no Business tran sacted hefore Eight o'clock in the Morning, or after Eight in the Evening.. *„* Prizes to any Amount paid on demand, and all or ders strictly attended to. DIAMOND LOTTERY" 13y Ail of Parliamant,. to be determined by the State • Lottery. The Tickets Two Guineaseat.h, and the Prize (value THIIITY THOUSAND POUNDS) deposited in the Bank of England. • .• WIFT and co._ No. tt, POULTRY London, estataished in the year 1759, and at their Stat.; Lotter, OPlces in Dame-street, Dubhrr ; and Trongate, Glasgow ; are appointed to sell the Tickets of the Diamond Lottery, agreeable to Mt of Parliament. Country Correspondents remitting Bank Notes, Cash, good Bills, or Post-,otfice orders, will have Tickets bei,e them. * * 4 The Model of the Diamond may be seen at eithes• of the above Offices. SECOND OF. NEXT MONTH The STATE-LOTTERY commences Drawing. rr HE TICKETS and SHARES are on Sate by .1 RI CH A RDSON; t OODLUCK,andCo.attheir Licensed State-Lottery Offices, No. 104, Cornhill, No. 8, upposite, the King's Mews, Charing-cross, London ; and at Norwich ; where the following Capital PrizeS hive been Sold and Shared in the last three Years LAST STATE-LOTTERY; No. The First-drawn Ticket, 2.6 th Day,. d ,C, 26,883, Ina Half, a Fourth, and Two Eighth Share*, 3e,ott 35,989, In Two Fourths, Two Eighths, and Fqur Sixteenths, ' . 'lO,OOO as;als, In'One Fourth, One Eighth, and Ten Six teenths, 9,915, In a Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths, - Sicoo 2 4,1 6 5, Ina Half,Two , Eighths, and Four Sixteenths,' 2,000 15,938, In Sixteen Sixteenths, • 2,0,;0 14,755, In a Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths, - - - rN WHOLE TICKETS. 10,000 No. 19,496 - to,ooo 20,137 29,4i4 - - lomo 10,0t2- - 1,2t57. t 0,90 48,646 S N OOD sOOO 5,090 Also, ' Lottery, 1791, No. 12,80.7, In Sixteen. Sixteenths - - .30,000 And in former Lotteries a great 'Proportion of Capital Priies. , ft icnarclion, Coodluck, and Co. recommend an imme. dime Pur,:hase, aiTickets and Shares will . continue to rise. WITHOUF RESERVE, At 'New , Lloyd's COithe-liollSe,. on Friday,the 6th of February inst. at Ilait past Two o'Clock pre. . rrj ; T" justly -esteemea, beautiful Schooner MARIANNE, moulded ;rum the swiftest Virginia pilot-boat in America, and built by the tielebrated Mr. Stalkhartt,' tit his Yard, Rotberhithe,' under the imnte. diate inspection and diredion of the !tight lion. the Earl of Wycombe.; copper fastened, and highly ftnithed in evarrespea, Her abilities ire yet to be tried, as from a misconception of the Law,. she has net been registered under the Navigation Amt; it is just legally determined she is entitled to he registered under the said Ati, conse quently become an objea worthy the. attention of Arm. ;curs in Sailing. She would riliO'rrialce edestrable Packet, A private Ship (A War, Sze. May be•irtimediately CM. ployd has just been docked. Dimensions by the Builder, 66 feet long, 16 feet 6 inc.hes broad; Milleasuree 13 tons. for further Particulars apply to John firtatt, jun. Nye 3 , W A ter- lane, Towel.-street.