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- - _, _ _ _ ... - - , . . . . . „ - . . - .-•,.+. . . . . • . 1 4 \ l i ' ; 0 1 . ' , 41.1. • , , ~ . i ~ , ,, , , . ..4, ; el, ~,, .. ~, . .: - •.*Vir ,\. '• M . •c., - ~.,fr'' 2 6 0 73 / 4 • N NK. : ~.L . . T r 1 , ~ •, , , -... • 4 ~. ' :----- ?le . 4 1 . :.,,r-issi ::.,_ . • ~ . .. .. . -. ~........—.. . - \-- - 4 ' . -'''" Or —k. • - ' •• '‘i 4 " ..... i t tr : ' 91-1 \ os' 6 - , ~ ./filk 1, \ \ . 1 • ...- g ~ \ N ' ir7, 4,,ar fiL - f p„,4 _, - • ~,Ics, pre .. 111 3 ; 9 UMBER 490.] THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, IBOr. {PRICE SIX PENCE. LANE. THEATRE-KOYAL, DRURY-LANE. )N SATURDAY EVENING, December z6tb, will be presented a Comedy, called THE TEMPEST. Prosparo, Mr. POWELL ; Alonzo, Mr. BACKER ; Ferdinand, Mr. HOLLAND; Stephan°, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Trincalo, Mr. SUETT ; Caliban, Mr. SEDGWICK; trippolito, Miss DE CAMP; Arid, Mrs. BLAND; Miranda, Mis..SONTLEY ; Dorinda, Miss MELLON. •In Aa V. will be introduced the Masque of NEPTUNE and AMPHITRITE. Neptune, Mr. CAULFIELD Amphitrite, Miss WENTWORTH. wtTit WIDOWS, WIVES, and FAMILIES of the KILLED and WOUNDED BRITISH SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES, in the EXPEDITION to EGYPT. A-T a SPECIAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE, held at the Craven Tavern, Craven-street, on Wednesday, the itth of November, doi, Field-Marshal his'Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK in To the FREEMEN and INHABITANTS of tffe BO ROUGH of SUDBURY. TN view of the event Oa New Parlidment being at - no very great - distance, I think it is for your Honour and my own, that I should not suffer you to be taken by sur prize, but that I should make this early declaration of my intentions to retire from a Parliamentary Life, in the same voluntary manner as I have retired from a judicial one.-- After having entered the seventy-second year of- my .age, having been twice chosen Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge; at the bead of a College the mast distils, guished in it, as a Society of Gentlemen intended for public stations ; and having served His Majesty ale my Country thirty-four years in anxious and-responsible Offices, my pre sent infirm state of health admonishes me to decline your future suffrages, and to cultivate such objects as suit a diffe rent duty. I shall therefore no longer disappoint the wishes of any of my Constituents. or of otherpersons, to make pob. lie my sentiments. yOur very honourable and disinterested manner of chusing me your Representative a second time in Parliament for the Borough of Sudbury, with only the inter val of one day between the day of election and being fetched by a number of you from my country home, without a Can vass or a Poll, does yourselves the utmost credit, as it is a proof that men being treated virtuously may be virtuous. As I experienced you free, I shall leave You tree : so tar from reennTicriding Strangers unknown to you, almost F . Q. , reigners,. and vtry settlern Visitors asnorig you, I will not presuzne to use the little experience,- or personal interest, • which I May be , supposed , to have i:1113 01T some of you, to. bias their- and your jydgments .at a crisis the most iiss portant which s - hts . Country, Etroe, and - the .World ; ever felt, much.less shall I think of making a trade or traffic of you. I return you my most warns and grateful Titanks for your favourable opinion, and for the easy manner in which I have livettfor several years as much as possible among yoki, upri; the patrimony of my Ancestors, possessed by them for a century, now adorned with remains of the antiquity. of your Borough. In the course of human affairs, my own exist ence cannot long last; but I. shall quit life with the pleasure of refleding that 1 have had several worthy persons my Friends, and the glory seldom known, to represent; in my own case particularly, a most disinterested Body.--ekltliough I should,no longer serve you personally in Parliament, yet I shall ever look upon the Freemen at large, and my neigh bouring Inhabitants of your place, as conneded with my own interests,' and be happy, as far as my power extends, to be useful, and deserving of your good wishes and attach ment. _This Day were published, • By T. Hurst, Paternoster-roirl f • Callow, Crowd-court, Soho; and Hatchard, No. rgo, Piccadilly ; Price Two Shillings, • NEl\ l7 • INVENTIONS and DIRECTIONS for RUPTURED PERSONS ,'teaching thtm. the Art of kEEPINU UP INGUINAL and SC.RP TAL RUPTURES. lsive aT )NAGE lence and the Chair. Read the Minutes and Resolutions of the General Meetings and Committees held to this day—The same were approved; and it was ___ • • By W. H. T. Esq. To wiiichis prefixed, .a RECOMMENDATORY LET TER by WILLIAM I3LAIR; A. M. F . . M. S. MernOer of the Royal Collage of Surgeons in Loudon and Surgeon of the Lock Hospital and Asylum; of 'the FinburY Dispensary; of the Bloomq,ury Dispensary; and Lciaurer on the Diseases and Operations of Surgery. . Second Edition, with Additions. - ised. be rank- S, com- I CENT R. well finished doves of chanting of these ness and Ordered, That the whole, or such part of them, as the Committee may, from time to time, think necessary for the information of the Public, or of the objets intended to be relieved by this Subscription; shall be re-published, Under the auspices and sanction of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, now in the Chair. Resolved, That until the Committee shall be enabled to form some idea of the nuinbers that it 'may be necessary to relieve, and of the extent to which this Fund may yet be car— ried by a Benevolent Public,.so as to frame a proper scale of distribution, they shall proceed, as soon as possible, to make payments in advance to such objeds as may produce regular Certificates, in the following proportion: Widows of Ser. jeants, 41. and of Privates 21. Wives of wounded Serjeants 21. and of Privates- tl. Children of either los. Ret;olveil,. That t And the further distribution of this rand Le zolt-luited ur.dcr the same regulations as were atlopted by the Committee for managing the Subscription raised for the Relief of the Widows, -Wives, and Families , of the British 'Forces, whosufferrd on the Expedition to Holland in -the year 5799, or a.ccording to such other Regulations as they may deem it expedient to adopt. Resolved; That the Cot - Minn - ea do appoint their times and place of meeting, ana:give regular notice thereof to the Mem bers composing it, and to the Public, thit in the mean time they continue to invest in Exchequer Bills, or other Govern merit Securities, the Monies they may receive, until the same be required for distribution. Resolved, That the amended form of the Certificates of Deaths, Wounds, Marriage, &c. as now produeld f be ap proved, and that the Adjutant-General be requested to pro- . cure from the diflinent Regiments that were on the Egyptian Expedition, as soon as conveniently may be, the necessary Returns for theregulation of - the Committee. _ CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL; FULLING MILL; Sec. &c. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT; By Messrs. RICHARDSON, SON; and COR. FIELD; HARLEQUIN- Amt)LET i Or, THE MAGIC OF MONA. C)11 Monday, George Barnwell, with Doh Juan. ;pondent GLAS d by the had at a A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with immediate possession; consisting of a Very handsome modern built DWELLING HOUSE in coMplete repa:r; delightfully situated, with Pleasure and Xitcheri Gardmie., anti every colivehiero:c f6r u respeetible ratnily. A- WATER CORN - VILL - 7 adinninti; the Dwelling House; , .in.coinplete to utir, oiich, two Water Wheels; tour pair nf French Stones, 'Flour Machines, 84. c, capable qf grind ing and dressing upwards of forty . loads tif.Corh per vi•erk; with .large Gvatfunes, &c. together with 4 well-accustomed. FUELIIiG NULL, with five pair of Stocks; The wick atriply sapplied with water, and. sittiate iu the - vicinity al: a large populous town, in the centre of .a Corn - and Clothinfr . Country ia the West.of England; and within easy rst races Of the best.supplitd Markets in Engl.ind. The above Premi#S are ca . oable provement, and forni a most eligible Situa,ionfo'r any per,un of property, deairOui of realizing or of erlibarking . in :er..ex.- tensive, and iforitable Concern. Apply to Alessis. Richardson; Son and Cc.rfield, No. 7, Lincoln's-InnVields, London; who are duly , actliorised to contrite}, .and of whom printed particulars may he had. on the 7itp.l C Al3l - cele -I>er'c S L ! \A, old s ctllct L', Corn- pfeyaii are 'and Their natural n these human. For ihe PRESEKVATtON and BgAI/Ta'YiNG of *tent' They ach and also for o I . y Set . - id in re 'venting, 111 telll • excel! I am, with the greatest pciSSible respea and attention, Your most obedient and Twinsted Hall, obliged, humble Sertaiit, December 16, 18ot. S JAMES MAItRiOTT. MONDAY, MARCII t, iBoz, NGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE_ GINS DRAWING. 011 • 3114 )11geVitY iue dis ! ti le body No. of Prizes. Total Vah:e. X:.80,000 LADIES SCHOOL, at WELWYN, HMI'S, fr i Mrs. AVABEY and DAUGHTERS, will 4 a ,. re -commence after the Christmas Vacation, (2,,n Mon -I,4,,january 19, 1802; where a limited Nu - mber of "‘4. °LING 1,..-lES are genteelly Boarded, and carefully liducatecl, e 7 ery Indulgence and Attention shewn them, necessary Yhtnnte their Hapiiiness and Improvement. rntrns :—E i g hteenCuineas per annum, Writing and rith included.. iiLtsic and Dancimon the usual Terms.to Entrance Money required:' IVery Young Lady is expeCted to bring with her Half a kn 'rowels, a Knife and Fork. The most satisfadory iteferences can be given to Persons irme-cialidreti tltAi'V been, oir corainus a t the School, on ap !ption to Sad and Co. No. 1;2, Strand. situation is healthy, and Stages pass through the 'wit every Day. TO a BARTS and PLOWMAN, M nufaAniers to Her Macity and all the Royal Family, having. greatly to ` e rltted tl'e r Manutadory, and invented several New and, t tl s jeffi I ikrtidies of Dress, agreeable to ..t he present Fashion, e the liberty of soliciting the p t ttronage and inspection of ( h e Nobili t y a nd Gentry, at their Ware Rooms, Nb. r, U Lt talos.street, Covent-Garden, to their Patent Articles of e r. 4 . to be had no where else in England— „ 11-1 E ROYAL IMPERIAL NETY,• tV t ,exy tasteful and. elegant production ; also. rich UNION iq rkt PED and SPOT'! ED VE LAT ETS for CouLt. Trains, 41 1 the Fashionable Colours. titenuine CHA MBELI XS,. in the most eiten e variety of Plain, Striped, and Figured, and of the most etarit Patterns, in Gold and Silver, for Court and Ball re 'ses. &c. v, tl `Al.l AN MUSLINS, in all Colours, an article uni li".r, ally admired for its durability; and is peculiarly adapted, LP?. its 14, - -ht and elegant Appearance,. for Fashionable Dress. NET CAMBRICS made of Silk and Cotton; those 4 4 ' 1 without Silk not having any pretensions to the name, or k , Y ad vantage b eyon d a D ye d Glazed Muslin. Al so a Th ic k er ISO. for Travelling Presses, warranted to Wash.—Plain, Ot'viled, and Figured TA.FFATI ES, CYPRUS, &c. of the est Fashion, in the greatest variety. 'O,' ( )R FAMILY MOURNING—R. and P. having paid atternion .to the ManufaCture of MOURNING k,.? ( ) DS, they tlatter theinselves they can supply Families ut into Mourning, with every Article of a superior Quality, o a ` o t ig Thetuselves the Manufacturers of Bombazeens, Rasdi. ks Twilled and Plain Sarsnets, - Charnberry, and Italian Sarinct Cambrics, Bombazets for Servants Bar t:ll4 Handkerchiefs, &c.all warranted to wear ; arid any t et ( kis not giving the fullest satisfaction, they-will change or trn the money. in g the original Importers and Manufacturers of Itish <Mins and Tabbinets in. this Country, and having made th t r ri:on an improved Princile superiority, their own Inventioi)), datter themselves their both in Quality and will insure a decided 'preference. erY curious Rich Black Double Tabbinet foi l Gentlemen's ar. At CR FURNITURE.—Rich Damasks. and Satins of quite 1 4 Patterns; also Plain arid Striped Tatirets, in all co- Or o ' s, with the improved plan of watering, so much ap_ ved by the admirers:of Elegant Furniture. Alowance to ill , irrade as u sual. Merchants exporting Fashionable Goods, will find th e i r \:lUfaekory-quite new, and worthy their, attention I`, T t he AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM. I HOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulse used to 1 , saY,that " the Gout was the Opprobrium Medico . ,`';,,, that' is, in plain English, Disgrace of .tne.fia tY ;" aneDr. Ward would Only admit ot temporary relief tiOg obtainable in a confirmed Rheumatism:—yet could i t se bright Luminaries .of the Medical World rise from the' l'i;;` , nocior Brodum is persuaded, from never-failing expe ':.cti that their astonishMent at their resurreaion, would h:'othing to their admiration at the-miraculous etliitts which. b', t ,e arisen from a few. Doses of his NERVOUS COR- , :'IL ; which-, .in the most obstinate cases, have wrought hpi Wonderful cures, that the Gbuty and Rheumatic will I,, v e cauSe to bless him and pray for him, as its Inventor,' as : if t ,', : , , ts the remembrance of Health and Ease restored, carr , k'oly be tenable on this side the grave.- - .. ‘l, ~, B. The above-mentioned ineonvarable and inestupa li eledicilie, together IN ith the Botanical, Syrup, woich is h 4 Pocific in every sta k ,-re. of the Venereal - Disease, to. be tk ii t zi l at the Dodoes House, N0..9, Albion-street, seven I) ot fs from the Leverian Museum, Blackfrior's-hridge, in kkiles at IL as. 1 ts. 6d. and..ss. 6th (duty . included); t o also, by the Dodoes appointment, by E. Newbery, k 4 ttier of St. PeuPi Church, yard; Jeboult. arid Co. late ko, 11 ), No. tso, Oxford-street; -Pidoing's Medicine Wate -131;'; No. 76, Oxford-street; COckell, No. 229, Strand; tkr: t r, Edinburgh; Brown; TolzeST, Bristol; Read, Vine.. tte t :,, e t, Bristol; M‘Donalil, CilasgoV , -; Chalm,:,• Aber -1;1,-; Tutt, and i!.oulton, Road Exchange; Collins, Sails ,i.),,.i, Spiltbur and Co. - Mary.street, Dublin •; likcwisc '',., ' "t3-e, Bellast ; Davies, Cork, I reNlel ; and in - `-_Qiint ry, or _ a n P tin tea.. Beoktellerai & c EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON ,GAZETIE. IThas been the study of the Proprietors of -the well-known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, first,com posed and prepared by the late FRANC IS SP I LSBURY, at his. Dispensary, N0.'15, Soho-square, London, and continued _only, and solely, there to be . prepared genuine, to guard the Public . against the Impositions which arc daily prathsed agaigst Medicines possessing the first respectability ; and as the iirtttes of the Antescorbutit: Drops have-been found not only anantidote in scOrbutic complaints, but a successful re- SOUrce-in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, and thtattendant diseases of the nerves; as' the list of cures accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc tions, -will testify, 'as welt as the Treatise on Diet, Gout, &c: written by the late Proprietor (which may be also had at the Dispensary); single them out as fit objeds to try, un der their sanction, such spurious imitations. For this rea son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty% Com initsioners of the Stamp-Office, have affixed a stamp on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words " Spilsbury and .Co. No. ts, Soho-square," cgpressed upon it, which,.if the Purchaser attends to, together with the words " by the King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the, King's Arms on the -larger, he may be as sured lie has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as told at,the .. Dispensary, Soho-square, Lo n d o n, in bot t l es o f 5". analL 74 , cat3l, duty includeft. NEW SCHOOL- BOOKS.. This Day was published, price, in boards, 35.. THE SCIENCE of TEACHING, applied to ElUcution; Poetry, - the ~ Sublime of, Scripture and History, with a noiel and , improved Arrangement of the lat tei, for the Use of ClasMcal -Pupils. , By DAVID - MO RRI C Private Teacher. a. The Art of Teaching ; or, Communicating Instration, Examined, Methodized i and Facilitated ; as well as applied to all the various Branches of Scholastic Education, but more paiticularly to the. - Classics. By the same Author. Adapted to the Use of Parents, Teachers, and advanced Pu; pils of both Sexes, of Pet - sans studying without a Master, and of Young Gentlemen intended for the Royal Navy . ; or the Company's Service. • To the two last Classes it is of peculiar importance. It also contains Remarks on the pre sent State of Acadeniies and the relative Situations of Mas ters and their Assistants. A large Svo, vol. gs. in boards. Loudon Printed for Idaeltington, Allen and CV. Tomple of the iCluses; Einsbury•scluarei.4ichitglSQP, 4omhill ; and Hittchittd, TEETH and GOMS. /TR: SIGMOND, Surgepnj3elitict, Bath, has . the Honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his Frienck, that 'fol . - their, better'accommodation in supplying theni with his universally approved Preparations; he has ap pointed the following Agents in London for the sale thereof; Mr Gattie„ No: sti; New Bond-street; Mr. Watts, Chy; mist, No. 475, ,strand •' Mr.'Rowney; No. "qk, Holborn hill ; Mr. Cryer; No. fig; Comhill ; Mr. Bolton; Royat Exchange ; Hazell; Perfuthef, No. 26,. New Surrey-street ; Messrs. Hendrick and Son; Tichborir-stteet, bear 'Golden= square ; and at most of the principal Shops througlotit b;nglaud, I reland,_ Scotland; arid Wales. ' .• Mr. SIG.MOND is happy in stating, that, .dhring his long and successful prallice, in which time he has constantly at tended the lust Nobility ot the .United Kingdonis, he has in- variably selealc.l ingredients; proved . by his experience and r.1,1t 'cal atioits,' to be the most conducive for presenr rug the Teeth 'and Cy`urus; and giving theM that permanency and beauty so desirable to every person ;• and which affords 11::a much pleasure-to communicate' to the Public; under tile fullest • confidence, that; his Dentifrice and' Lotion,' by being used Scifording to his printed directions, will fully acconyliSh and effea every purpose required"; and in order Jo prevent etf....Clually any counterfeit thereof, His Majesty nas been graciously pleased to grant His Royal Letters Pa.. tent, tor the abo 4- e Preparations, entitled; the B 1 IMPERIAL. IJENTVERICE and PRESERVATIME LOTION. Also his ToOth Brushes of different sizes and texture, on the best adapted construdion, and are marked with his. ten t labels .. . - 01-dra sent Z-110 v, houie, No. z, Edgar-buildings; Will be imniediately at tended to. Bath', O. r, 'tor. we to 1 icy thG bx-pad aw buy, he Ease ondont Boxes, y, or siz 45, S t ' c --~ 11;ivd to Pub. , as such nd rr rests COR° Men is present ul Let whic.ll arils 0 1 in aiat me has pre pu- , equal rrhcrai rom,:rt, r S w hick .ly e%- or the e, i more d, and eptiorl roctuta so ai Rea -4" eat- Ii avi are So s then, to 3 tst al into conch frora longi o ) awo tzturg obse tie iii yen' b° . ch th unpre" blloW" ouo 4 , übt.!c:ar tS.' • Myers , signA or. ~. row. No. 9•' ridge •-row ; licines cc the at the , n 1 the 11. 24 " Vber) , f (P r° Ware" vi n e , Aber' Sarj s ; . ancD°' Resolved,' Thai Mr.. Christopher Ctppage, of iSto. 13, Warwick-street, Golden-square, with whose diligence and attention the Committee who condtieled the distribUtion of the Fund for the Relief of the Sufferers on the Expedition to Holland, were well satisfied, be appointed Secretary to the present Committee. Read a Letter from 1. Jackson, Esq. of the tath Sept. iSor, inthrming this Committee, that he had paid in to7ol. remitted to him by Nicholas Brown, Esq. Secretary to Ad miral' Lord Keith, pursuant to the diretlions of his Lordship and the Flak Officers and Captains under his command. Ordered, That the Secretary write to Mr. jacks i on, to re quesethat,hevill transmit the Thanks of this Committee to Lord Keith, and the Officers who-have so handsomely con tributed to the increase of the Fund. And it was also resolv ed, that J. Jackson, Esq. be requested to become a Meniber of this Committee: Ibis ROyal Highness was hUmbly solicited to accept the Thanks of this Meeting for his gracious condescension in taking the Chair. C. CUPPAGE, Sec. Subscriptions have been already received to the Amount of goool. is. rod. including the following which have been recently received, and n before advertised. TheDflicers and Privates of the first Regi ment of Foot _ ',C. 58 16 :r Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's Coffee- House. and at the following Bankers, viz. Messrs. Child's, 2 Fleet-street. Messrs. Hoare's, Messrs. Martin, Stone, and Co.'s, Lombard-street. Messrs. Robarts and Curtis. 'Change,alley.. DIeSSr - S. Thomas Courts, and Co.'s, Strang. Messrs. Snow, Sandby and Paul's, Strand. Messrs. Drummonds, Charing-Cross: - 141 , .zsrs. Haminersley, and Co.'s, Pall-Mall. 11 , fessrs. tlerries, Farquhar, and Co.'s. St. • James's street. Messrs. Bos3,nquet, Beachcroft, and Co.'s, 73, Loin_ bard-street. Messrs. Srnitn, Payne, and Smith's, George-street, Man sion-House. RHEUMATISM. • •RADCLI FF E's RHEUMATIC TINCTURE. THE increasing Coldness of the Weather Ins thrown an air of gloom and despondency on those who are.occasionally aflticted by attacks of Rheumatism, Lum bago, Rheumatic Gout, Spa Sens, Paralytic Attectioni, Sprams,,Chilblaitir,, &c. These CoMplaints, however,. are in all cases essentially. relieved, and in most cases entirely cured, by Radcliffe's Antartliritic Tindure, proper Diredions for the use of which are delivered with each bottle, contain ing a numerous List of Cures, authenticated by Gentlemen. of the molt respectable character and fortune. Sold by the Proprietor,. No. 4.LongAere ; wholesale, by Howard and Evans, Long-hire, West Smithfield ; Barlow's M. E. No.3y, 'Cockspur-street ; Swiney's, Pall-Mall ; Jacob and iTebbs, Old. Bend-street ; Green's, No. 132,,and Jeboult's, No. rso, (..iforri-street ; Dangertield's, Berkley-square ; Newton's, corner of Great Kussell-street ; Shaw's, No. q 2; Borough ; Turt', -Royal ExChange. ; Vade's, No. 46, ,Cornhill • and the principal Towns in Great Britain, in Bottles, as. yd. and ss. srl. Stamps included. To WEST-INDIA PLANTERS and OTHERS. Copy of a Letter from W. M.:coils Esq. to Messrs. Ching and Butler, Cheapsid:, London. GENTLEMIN, HAVING read in the Public Papers; Letters ad dressed to you from men in dignified stations, expreAing the benefit their families had received from yOUr Ching'S Pa tent Worm Lozenges, I was induced to write Messrs. Daniels and Co. Merchants; London, requesting them to send me a few boxes for trial upon the Negroes I have on a Plantation in this Island: upon ;heir arrival I began to use them, and h a v e found them invariably efficaciouS. I feel real pleasure in making this acknowledgment of their merit, not only in compliment to you. for so happy a disco Very, but to engage all Gentlemen Planters in the West Indies to adopt the use of them among their Negroes. I have never yet known-so ready, safe, pleasant, or -so efficacious a Verrnifuge.—You have my permission to make this Letter public. ' Your obedient, humble Servant, • WILLIAM NICCOLLS4 • _ _ Martinique, June 23, 11300. Sold at Ching and Butler's General Medicine Warehouse, Cheapside, near St. Paul's, in boxes at ss. half-boxes zs. 9d. and five boxes in one at a guinea each. kB,OOO SCH4ME Value ofeAch. L. 2.0,000 10,000 5 ,000 2,000 1,000 500 100 40,000 20,000 10,000 io,ooo 6,000 f,,CQO 5,9.00 324,cca . . 6O,orie Tickets. £.500,00. CAPITALS PETEPMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, f_lth Day, k ~0,00. - • Ditto, ziSt Day, • 20,0c0 Ditto, 32d Day, . -AO,OOO. . Ditto, - 40th Day, . I,oo* - -- TICKETS And SHARES of TI ClcE TS are - SELLING ac EVkitY LI.I;ENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. ,:., - zitts ENT - PRI et . Ticket, - - ,C. x 6 8 o Half - 8 7 o, I Eighth - Z 3 0 Quarter 4 5 o 1 Sixteenth 1 r 6 *** Persons in - the .Country wishing to have Tickets or Shares may be supplied by sending-goodßills at short dates, POst dttice Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed Lottery Office. 0- The Price of .Tickets and Shares.will rise consider ably before the Drawing.. . Prizes paid in Sterling Money. - • .Early.in March next v; ill be published, In Two-Vols. Quarto, with numerous ,Maps, drawn under' the direction, and with the last Improvements of Arrow-. - smith, and engraved in a new manner by .Lowry, forming an universal Modern Atlas, -- • MODERN GEOGRAPHY A . Description of the Empires, Kingdoms, and States, with the. Oceans, Seas, and Isles, in , all Parts of the - World ; includ ing the most recent Discoveries and •Political Alterations. By . JOHN PINKERTON.. The Astronomical Introdtittion by S. -Vince A. M. Pro fessor of Ana -. .etny in theTniversity of Cambridge. To the whole are added, Lists of the best Maps and Books of Tra vels, 41 all Languages, and an ample Index. Printed for I'. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand and Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row. • *** The Maps will amount to between forty and fifty, from entirely new Drawings, superintended and revised by Mr. Arrowsmirlf, whose skill in• this deparlinent is univer sally acknowleqed- The chief authorities are also Marked , at the bottom or each Map, and they are illUstrated by Mr. Pinkerton, With many important features• of the Countries, and interesting Names derived from.nunierous Works of Na tural and' Civil History, which •Vitill be in vain sought for even in a larze and expensive Atlas. They are engraved by Mr. Lowry in a style of clearness and beauty never before attempted, and upon a new principle suggested by the Au thor. frr An Abridgernot of this Work is in a state of prepa- ration This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Quarto, with an Atlas, Ptice 31. 13s. 6d • iaboards, _ . A VOYAGE ROUND thi WORLD, performed 1 _IL dewing the Years 1790, 179% and t 792, By ETIENNE MARCHAND ; preceded by an fiisturical Introduaion, and illustrated by Charts, &c. Trarrilated from the French of C. P."C,I.AkEr ELkURIEV, of the National Institute of Art Sana ScienceS, and of the Board of Longitude Of France; Printed for T. N. Longman ;aid CY.. Rees, Paternoster row ; and T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, lately published, Travels in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt, and Pertia, un dertaken by order of the Government of France, during the first six years °film - Republic, by G. A. 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The restorative effeds of the Airinia of Quassia in all CasOs of gene..al Debility of the System; Nervous coniplainti,, grid likewise its antiseptic powers; as a Corrector of the Animal i.uices, evinced by the following singular Cases, cci, randy entitle it to the full confidence of the Valetudinarian. "Dec. iSc r. " Turf Printing-Office; Newmarket: " Dear Sir,. 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A young Gentleman, 4i6out ten•Ye4is of age; whp for. many weeks had . peen affided with large Blotches, shifting over the whole surface of the Body, occasioning intolerable itching and restlessness; had' undergone the usual course of diaPirryretic and alterative Medicines; employed in such cases with evident disad4antage, as they tended but to increase the dilation Of the ports, his strength and ilatUral vivacity were likewise much impaired ; recourse witanow had td the Anima Of Quassia, with a view of relieVing his loss of ?ppetite end ,general debility. In about .•tWo weeks hiS appetite and strength. Were completely recovered, and the Dimse of the Skin evidently began to abate; at the expiration of three weeks, from the first.taking,Quassia, his skin became quite clear, acid no unpleasant symptom remained." • Sold; wholesale and retail,-by B. ShaW; No. 74; Borough; anti retail by Baxter and Co. 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