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~~ ~" • • • ,• NV: - ER .1))3• THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. P TO- MORROW EVENING, Feh. 7, 15304, will he pertigmcd, for the first time, a new Comedy, fiYe. Ads, called THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. "I IT T PIZE. Cinderella w ill be repea H te E d on Wednesday, Thursday, and fFriday. The Caravan will be repeated on Saturday and Monday next. THEATRE,ROYid., COVENT-GARDE N. TO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 7, 1 8 041 Will he performed THE ENGLISH FLEET. WITH THE VILLAGE LAWYER. On Wednesday, the Historical Play of. King John ; Tohn, ring of Envland, M. Kembie ; Lady Constance, Mrs. Siddons - With St. P a t r i c k' s Day. On Tirirsday, The Wheel of Fortune. On Friday, the Tragedy of Isabella; Isabella, by Mrs. tiidons. , r THE BILI, HOLDERS and other CREDITORS - -- 2, -L. of Messrs. 101-IN SMITFI and SON, of Friday street, London, Bankers, are requested to meet at the GLOBE TAVERN, Fleetstreet, on Wedneday next the Bth Day of February instant, at Four o'Clock hi the After root), instead of the Baptist Head CofFee-house, Alderman bury. AN ELDERLY TFTO his a small Alltitiity, but not sufficient V to maintain her, ,is d es i rous of engaging herself as a COMPANION to a .single elderly La Homeeneman of Property, either to Travel or remain at Thessitua tioo is eiairely imThateritil, except that if it lay in her choice, she would prefer the Co untry:—Letters, post paid, acidrested to A. IV. Warrington. attended eft it J. Haddocks, Printer, Warrington, will►be duly to. This AdVertiseinent will nut be continued. The 23d of APRIL , 1 3 04, THE' LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW ING, No. of Prizes, Val. of each, Total Value. z 4 2 0 .1 ?5 , 0 are Z . 40,000 2 • 10000 20,000 3 ' '5, 6 00" - is,ooo 4 - 2 , 0 00 , 8 Iz - rpooo - vz ,ono 33 • ,coo :0 - 500 6,5:0 2.30 -4 ,00 a 5) - —too - 5, FO° _7 so - 5,030 ,350 - 2O - 14-,030 3 , 0,000 Tickets ......____ k232,.5c0 • Part of tbf Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First "Day - - oo First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - _ k. 2.0,07,0 First -drawn Ninth Day - - _ - s,OO TICKET'S and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY -OE FICE. Ticket PRESEN T PRICE. - - 4. 57 6 0 Half - . --2 s 6 Quarter - 4 o 0 si xteenth - - 13 o . 41 8 18 _ o Eighth Ticket s and Shares will gradually tied un t il the Draw :ng. trNo. 4, CORN HILL, and 9, CILk RING CROSS BISH returns his rn.-ct vdstfui,Th„fik, to the .. .A. • Nobility, Gentry,.and Public iH General, for the ,trce)ryhgrea.and distinguished preference they have been pleased i a 7, v but iin ( I: a a r c t i euualaurtlsy t tery- which rntintrsrhletivrTitiayt7 1 the fohretuiritte Holders ot the ninnerOus Capital Prizes'tihat have been shared at the above Offices, that thq may have their Money,. or Exchange their Prizes for Tickets or Shares in the Third and Last Lott:!ry, which will begin Drawing the .23d of April laciit. Ticket PRESE NT PRICE , - - Quarte r , Half, - 818 0 I Ei ghth 1 7 6 o *" 6 - the , 3 , A Business in F 2 5 Sixteenth, o dispatch A l.unds transacted with fid el i ty , and GUER NSEY. ty virtue of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale issued by the High Court of Miniralty of England, addressed to Christopher Robinson, D. L. and Harry Dobrce, F.sq. On Wednesday the Bth of February inst. will be exposed to Public Sale, at the 4sland of Guernsey, ry"‘HE following—Atlitles, being Part of . the 1 CARGO of the Dutch Ship the HELENA CATHA- ItINA, lob Ysbrandt master, condemned as good andlaw ful Prize to Ills Majesty, taken by His Majesty's Ship Alc mene, le Stiles, Esq. Commander, prior to the Decla ration of Hostilities against tile Batavian Republic IQ Pipes SPANISH I3RANDY, Go Pi pes 2 Hogsheads SPANISH RED WINE. And on .Thursday, the 9th of February, will be Sold the II (frL 1.. of the said Ship HELENA CAtHARI NA, together with her Sails, Anchors Cables, and Materials. She is a strong Vessel, Dutch-built, about 400 Tons burthqn, and excedingly well-found. .....--__,____._._____................_ TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, In Charles-street, Berkeley-squar, A SPACIOUS ;Ind SUBSTANTIAL WELL -4 .1..‘ BUILT FANIILY HOUSE the LEASE of which there is 43 years unexpired at Lacly-Day next. It has lately been improved and thoroughly repaired, It has and Lie gantlY furnishM, consisting of three Rooms on the Ground Yloor, three Drawing Rooms, with excellent Offices, and extensive Cellaring • a detaaed Kitchen-. With Laundry, Wash- house, Servinits' Bed-rooms, &c. with 7 Stall Stable, and tiouble Coach-house, dee. • —+..liter further particul • i 1 to James . Hardey, No. 2 , 1144"°X -Street) CaVeiltalir:h.as-glYte. , . FOR COUGHS, CONSUVIPTIONS, Scc. PECTORAL ESSENCE' Or COLTSFOOT. the VIE' Herb Cfiltsloor, called 'Tussila, , Jo by t„,e• Anetents, was distinguished by them, as its name suf.. ."" Atly -conveys, for its excellence in the Cure of Coughs ,h Pulmonary Complaints ;. and this . Essence , has, in ourse of a long prathce, been found t , i,.! most sate and '''''Te6lttal Remedy for Coughs, Astinnas, Wheezings: Platti 'sicky Complaints, Consumptions, Hoarseness, Detluxions, Catarrhs difficulty of Breathing, and all Disorders of the 3reast andi Lungs. It gently opens the Breast, and imme- Aliately gives liberty of breathing,. without • any danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent Coughing, and takes blf the' uneasy sensation- of acrimonious - HuinourS, - cleanses the- - small (.;lands, relaxes the Fibres, and - thereby enlarges - the cavities of the - Yessels. 'rims it regularly and quickly cures.the most obstinate Co nstunptionS of the longest standing, it taken he fore the Lungs are ulcerated. • It cures" all . husky and dry Coughs,. dissolves- cci rigeafed Phte,;nr 'Kr I:'N''.Vaor‘lx, heals rawness and soreness of the )breast, Stop;ach, and Lungs, and gives immediate relief to those who, through age and in firmity, are deprived of Rest or Sleep-, as it generally coin- Poses and contributes comfo rtable and,easV to make the .remainder of their days This Essence is prepared only by lames Rvu, Stugeon, Bristol : and sold,-• wholes:110 'nd ictail,.by krancis 'New bery at Ki ' ''''). 45. the East End ofSt.. Paul's, London, in Lot_ ties, price.3s. 6d. each, ,dut.r.i nc i u d ed. • . . . , To, prevent impositions, Purchasers are desired to observe tnat the words " F. graved i n the St ara Itiewlx•ry' N o . 45' St. Paul'," arc ea" • s p• m -457- to INC* 1 MONDA Y, FEBRUARY 6, 1804. This Day was published, price p. 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This Day were published; Handsomely printed in Two Vols. Octavo, and embelliShed with a well engraver Head of the Author, Price iSs.. in . boards, THE POETICAL' WORKS of CHARLES CHURCHILL; with Explanatory, Notes, an au thentic Account of his Life now first published, and a copi ous Index. Still may I safe between the dangers steer Of Scylla-flattery, and Charybdis fear. London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge street. *** In the compilation of the Life, the Editor has been materially'assiSted by the posSession of some valuable'MSS. which were communicated to him by Mr. Flexney, the ori ginal Publisher of the Satires. 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The plan of the Publication is to•embrace much within small limits, and at a reasonable price, without, however, being inatteriti,ve to elegance in the execution. HOw far the Proprietors have succeeded in.the one, the.P üblic wilt judge, and for the other, they have no doubt they will obtain full credit when they state, that the Works of the same Authors, as originally published, When Paper was not half its present price, sold for nearly three times the price of the present Publication. Edinburgh Printed for Mundell and Sim ; and for-Long man and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster•row. - - abOve may be had, r. The Works of the British Poets, with Prefaces, biogra phical and critical, by Robert Anderson, M.D. 13 vols. royal Bvo. price 91. 1 ss. sewed 2. - The Pleasures of Hope, with other Poems, by Thomas Campbell, small Bvo. price 6s. hoards. • 3. Pidures of Poetry, historical, biographical, and critical, by . Alexander" Thomson, Esq. 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And that for the reas - m above assigned, the Board exiled that all those who claimed as above under the Sixth Article, and who think theinselVes entitled; and mean to 'claim betiire this Board, will do so as soon as possible. Orcired further,—tint in every case where the Claim has 21. - ealy been or shall be signed by an .gent, an awhorityin writing, under the hand of the Claimant, either confirming whit the Agent - h4s ;so,done, :or empowering him so to do, bT. I;)dged at this Office before the expiration of the above term. )riiered,—That Copies. of this Order be transmitted to the persons above described, whose • places of residence are known, or to their Agents; and that the same be also pub lialied in. the London Gaiette and other Newspapers. Sy: Order of the Commissioners, 1. W. HAY, Sec. Great Marlborough-street, fan. z 6, 18,4. SOC.ETY for the SU PP. RESSION ofVICE in this CITY and'its VICINITY. THIS SOCIETY judge it prtn , er to lay b e f ore . the Public, at the expiration of the first year of the Institution, a short statement of their proceedings, to .re move any unfounded prejudice against-the 'undertaking, and to encourase their frieuis to continue their support. The design Of the Institution Was - so fully explained in the Plan published last Year, that it is needless now to re peat it ; but the measures that havebaen adopted to carry the views bf'the - prornottrs • into ct*et strati be Mentioned. I t may be right, however, previously to remove an objedion that has been raised, namely; that the Initiftition is an un just:644,interterence with the duty of the Magistrates. • The Society wish to second the . views of the Magistrates, not to interfere with them. They , are convinced that Justice is impartially administered in all cases brought under judicial - cognizance ; but as it is-irnpossible for the most active Police to dTfcover the innumerable and various misclemeanohrs con stantly_ practised in a large and populous City, without the assistance of well-disposed persons' to give information, 'the Society, trust they are useful and aiding to the Magistrates, in detecting and bringing to punishment Offenders who Would otherwise escape, in consequence of the great dislike every individual has to appear in the character Of a Prosecutor, where he is not personally interested-in the cause. • The Society have endeavoured to prevent the profanation of the Lord's Day:, by informing against those who tinlaW fully exercise their worldly calling on that day, and a con vidion has lately - taken 'place, in consequence of which it is hoped-the evil will not be so - commonly pradiscd. Several disorderly houses have been shut up by the interference of the Society, The exposing to sale immodest prints, and the indecent writings,- hive been greatly checked by a convittion at'_the . suit of the Society. Im p ositions having been suspeded in the use of f a l se weights and measures, con siderable pains have been taken to investigate that matter, and the Society have the satisfaction to assure the Public, that although some individuals may occasionally defunct, yet the evil:cannot be of any great extent, as the respectable Gentlenian who' inspects the weights and measures,' con stant4tlcerts his best endeavours to detect all who offend against the law. The .Law in one .paiticular, however, appeared to the Society not to be so generally known or a tt en ded to , as the frequency of the breach of it requires: the shortness of mea sure in the sale of wine by retail is too notorious to be dis puted ;. but it is the prevail Mg opinion that offenders cannot be punished in a summary way. The Society . thought this a proper subjed 'for them to examine into, and they hope the Public will receive considerable benefit from the inquiry. Two statutes, made in the reign - of King William end Queen Mary, enact, that no vintner, nor any other perSoi4 shall sell or utter any wine by. retail other than in Measures made of pewter, and sealed according to law.; the penalty on a vint ner is . 51. on any other person' el. cos. to he levied by one. Justice, on information laid within thirty days. The opinion - • of an eminent -Barrister has been taken e- on' .his authority the Society with confidence assure time Public, that those two sta tutes are unr9eated ; but whether it is expedient they should be enforced, _considering -the-manners and refinements Of the • age, is hich may revolt against the use ~mf pewter insteadof glass, is not for the Society to'determine ; they submit time Law 7) the Public, and trust they have discharged their duty in thus she-eing how these impositions nay be prevented, iu the sale of so expensive an article. It is to be hoped, that seine Member of Parliament may be induced to bring forward an application to the Legislature, for an alteration in the law, namely, to allow the sale of wine in glass,.on which • the measure of the bottle shall be marked, that is, blown in the making. • 'The SoCiety trust the above plain' statement will convince every impartial person, that great benefit may he produced by their labours, it they are liberally supported. By their means, offenders who would otherwise escape, may be brought to punishment ; and subjects on which the law is-supposed to oe defedive, -may be investigated, and some good laws that are now suffered to remain useless, may be brought for ward and enforced to the great advantage of the Cornmuinity. y, By Order of the Societ CEO. ROGERS, Sec- Brictol, lan. 24, 1804. This Day are published in quarto, with about zoo Pages of explanatory Letter-press, price, t ts. 6d. in boards, ENGRAVINGS of the BONES, MUSCLES, and jOINTS; illustrating the First Volume of the Anatomy of the Human Body. By IOHN BELL, Surgeon. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, • Paternoster row; and F. Cadell and W. Davies, Stra Of whom may he had, lately published, r., The Anatomy of the Human-Body. By lohnand Charles Bell, Surgeons, Edinburgh,- in 3 volumes, Royal 06:by°. 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