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THE TICKETS arc Sold and Divided into He.LVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BORNE and Co. Stock- Brokers,. at their State-Lottery-O nice, No. 93, under the Royal. Exchange s London, and no where els,:.citi their ac. count. • • - ‘. CYMBELINE. Cymbeline, Mr: RAYMOND ; Guiderius, Mr. C. KEMELE ; Cloten, •Mr. PALMER Belarius, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Leouatus I'osthumus, Mr. KEMBLE ; • iachimo, Mr BA RRYMORE. . Que.e.u,'Mrs. POWELL ; Irnogen, Mrs: SIDDONS. , 'WITH THE VETERAN TAR. The tenth night of The Veteran TO will be on Satur day.—On Monday, Pizarro. ' POOR pRPHANS of CLERGYMEN. ' rrHE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the .SOCIETY for Maintaining and Educating POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN . of CLERGYMEN, until of age to be put A pprent ice, will be holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in Ole Strand, on Tuesday the 24th Day of February, aot, at. Two o'Clock precisely, for the Choice of Officers for the Year ensuing; the flZaion of Children into the Shcools of the Society; Payment of Sub— scrip!ions ; and trarisaalkothir butane-sic relative to the Charity: after which the Society will diue together at karan hour past Four o'Clock. • ' • STEWARDS. The Rt: Rev. Tom,: ' Lord Bishop of CHICHESTER 'The Rev. WALKERK.ING, D. D. Preacher.to the Hon. Society of Gray's Inn. • The Rev. WILLtAst Awrgonus, B. D. Rector of AcTort. • • The Rt: Hon. THOMAS, Lord Viscount CREMORNE. Sir Gtotict: BAKER., d:c. JANtxs Ai. C. ,Esq.one of ihe King's Council. 'Dinner Tickets at 6s. each, to be taken at the Bar: and the Membere arc requested to send for Tickets previous to the day., Out it may be )cnown fur what number Din ner should be picpared . EDW. EMBRY, Sec. . . • ,TP,PAR(a BUILDERS. COKIV4TIEE .of the Worshipful COM PA:NV of t KINNBRS will meet at their Flall„ Dowyate-11i14 our Thursday the 12th Day of March .prdcisoly . tit Eleven delock, to receive PROPO. SALS tot Etp.M.DIN.G a NEW BARGE for the COM.. PAN Y. -Particulars - of their lan, Sec. may be had by applying at tko , C Jerk's Office at the Hall- . _ .ANNUITIESIvvriIouT CONIMLSSION. Sul. of Money is ready to he advanced in the `purchaf.e. or well,securecl..A.nnuities for. the Ave-; ofof rife Grantors.or others, redeemable at the option of the Goatees, upon fair and liberal ?cups, and withcrat attNeeting the party to the payment of any Colnmision or 'Walter:Age usually required 01,1011 th adVallet:S.• • -Apply to Ikir. Wit y, Solicitor; craven-street, Strand. WANTED . TO RENT, . 1 6 41 . COMMODIOUS VILLA, fit for the Re: cei;tion of a Gentlonian of Trortune with i'l4:aure ground 4t id land, more or IcS5. .141ust be rte:lr tiCurior river, 4ndttave a Right .ot - Fishing there .to djrcct (pot.paidi to Mr. •Tho. •Ryder, ?k). Lincola's •-• _ •Jarluary zb rBot. V.ICKERY's iti:M) DRESSES, Universally admired - for their inimitable Qualities. • • - BEAUTY. • • • • THESE' Head Dresses possess., such taste and Elegance, that they ado; it the Haiulsome of all Ages, and imiiroyc the Dete6is of. Nature or Accident,. • UTILITY. They are so useful to Ladies. of every Age, that they. /nay complete their head Dress in the most becoming style in a. few ntiatites 'F. • . • . ASHION% • • • 'They have the peculiar Kuellence of not,heing known from Nature, and are so fashionable that they are wornby t h e pu t dotingithilied in every Court in Europe. • • 1 .UNIVERSAL . CONVENIENCE - .. These Plead Dresses are so happily farmed, and so well adapted to the Cdttntenance and Complexion of the Wearer, that the Young they grace, the Nliddle:,aged they enliven, -and the Elderly they dignify. TavistOck,street, Covent-Orden. . *VIRTOEnfTHREtSENTENCESof CONDEM NATION issued out of the HIGH COURT of A 0... AURA LTY of ENGLAND, • - . FOR THt SA IA; 13Y AUCTION, ~ • On Tuesday the 24th Day of - February, / 8 01 , b y :Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, At the Ship and Castle Inn, in. the. Town of --Fitlttvtuthi• upon such Conditions as shall than be produced, THE following 900DS, viz. 365 hhds, of Claret , Wine,- t Quarter Cask ditto. -. . . ;; Hlis. Perry, IQ Farrcl:, Pr'ones, 3 'Butts and:. Pipes . ,i Barrel Tar, Olive Oil, . z Matt Ro:iii .. 2, Pipes . i 1-thel, Brandy, 42 •Emp”,. . llbj, ;. Thin&the entire Cargoes of. the French Ch•is:x Marries, :rad •le Pierre,. lately Lt' garic,. - PAirnable; Francokse, taken, by the Nile and Lurcher Armed 'Cutters, Com manded by'Lieutenants A tgles and Forbes, and now - lying iii Warehotipes a . t Falmouth. , : : - ' •litunaillatvlv .at ter the Sale of the above Goods, ; .will be txposcrl, to. stle the above-mentioned Chasse Mattes, . whose name:, and ilc:criptions are as tbl lows, viz. r.e. Matieioseph.—Lehgth aloft so feet 2 ltielfes.—fx .trefue breadth 15 feet 6 inches.-I)cpth of Hold 7 filet 2 in:Aim— 11.0 rtiwit 49 Tons, L'Aitnattle f rancoii:2:--.Length aloft' 5t feet 8 inches. - - • - Extrome int:Ault t 6 feet t inch,—Depth:of Hold 7 feet : 9 inches.— burtlien 54 Ttms. • - . . 1..:.: Pierre.-I.ength aloft 48 feet 2 inches..--;-Extreme breadth 14 feet 8 inches.---Depth of . Hold 6 feet 9 inches . •—lturt lien 42 Tons. Three handy. Chaste Mattes; .would answer well for the Coastinji Tratie!or• Fishing. .. ... . N .11$. T v. , 0 of those. Chasse Marees are quite new, and well finl.; in Stores', •• • • -. • . ' SaitiPles of t lid Oil and.Braudy. may. be .seen - at . Mr. Richvd Rim's,. NO:- 4.6,0 I Our-street,. Adelphi, London ; • owl for viewing the Goods, Samplos, Catalogues, Inven- series,. and other l'arfedlt ' • ' •• 1 , ars, apply • o . •,!, , , JAMES •TIPPET, • Agent at 'Falmouth; to the above Clitters.' Falmouth, Feb. 2', t 8 ••• • - !• • • . , ~.....___r_ • . . • • - MONTGOMERX.SI : IIIR.t r . TI WIER. :• . • To.llE•soLu BY AUCTIOS, • • In Lots, in the Course of the en4iling Seringe, CENTRAL THOUSANDS a Capital OAK L.l TR E ES, ehietlyndapted to Nnvv Turpososoratiow growintitithe•Parishes ot FORD Filt4; BETTU/S, N EW TOWV, 'and ABE RHA V ESP., •in the said County, and on Lands'very convenient fat-Converting. • • The Trees in Etude)) are within two and thosii in Pettivs and Newtown within five Miles of the Montgo meryshire Canal, by which the Produce may he conveyed to a narjgahle Part of the SeVern, or - to• the Ellesmere Canal, and'hy the same to 'a commodious Place for rho Chestet and Liverpool Alari:ets. The T recs' in A berhavesP are distant ahout.teit Miles from the tirt4 mentioned Canal, to which therein n level good Road, or the P. mduee'ofthent may be de,livered at Perwynlas,' on the' ItiverDovey,- there shipped for the ditlitent .Itorts ht 'Englund oi lre. laud. . . • , • Parilculars.viill he advertised early in ftfaich ; unless the Trees stall be previously disposed of by PrivatoContraa. Further tnaitinatioli on the subjea maybe had fOy Persons coinirti;isioi)d to tr, - ..at'as Principals) of Mr. livens; -Mer vin-Hail, tlitiir ikidgllollll ; or of Mr. Colley; Ccfpgwifed, uearlievsnovii:—:N it u r y iv titer, -• . . Under the Patronasenftheir Royal Huthneses the. Pit t t4CL Or WALES and DUKE. of YoRK. At the KING's THEATRE, la the HAY-MARKET, (IN 'ff-11.1RSDA,V,.the 19th ofFEBRUARN, 1801, wilt be perfonncdp . A GRAND S.E 11 0 N of SACRED MUSK. -. • For the BEREFT' . of this.CHARITX, Composed by HANDEL itn..l HAYDN, in : which the beauties of those celebrated Authors will be displayed. Principal Vocal Performers, ' Mrs. SECOND, and Madame DUSSEK. Mr..FIA RAISON, Master CAFIUSAC, . aucl,Mr. DARTLEMAN. • The Chorusses will be assisted by the Young Gentlemen of His Majesty's Chapel Royal, the Choirs of West minster Abbey and St. Paul's, and also many -of the e Mmbersof the Choral Fund and Cecilia) Society. Leader of the Baud, Mr. P. CRAMER, • Organ, Mr. GREATGREX. The.rest of the Principal Intrtimmtal Pertormers will j. t e from the •Opera Band, Ow Concert of Antient Music, .Ike. &c dee. The BAND will consist of upwards of Three Hundred Per formers, for which an Orchestra will ,be erected on the • Stage, and a capital Organ, built by Elliott, will be erected on the occasion. PART FIRST; • From the Sacred Oratorio of. CREATION. ' Introduction.—(Chaos). Recit. accompanied. Mr BARTLEMAN.—In the be ginning God created the Heavens. • C horus. —And the Spirit, of Got'. moved upon the Face: of the Waters. accooloarded. • Mr. HARRISON.— And God saw die Light that it was good. Air.--Now vanish before the holy Beams. • Chorus,--Despairing, cursing rage. Recit.--Mr. BARTLENIAN, Mrs. SECOND, •.&c.-:- ALA God made the Firmament. Air and Chorus: Mrs. SECOND, Marv'lous Works, behold amazed. Reoir. jr.N BARTLEIAN.—And God said, let the Wa ters under the Heavens. Air.—Rolling in teaming Billows. Recit. Madame DUSSEK. And God said, let 'the Earth brim?. torth Grass. Air.—With Verdure clad the Fields appear. Reck. Mr. HA R RISON.—A.nd the Heavenly. Host pro claimed the Third Day. Chorus.- -Awake the Harp, the Lyre awake. Recit. Mr. HARRISON.--And God said, let there Le Light. Recit. accompanied. —In Splendour bright. Chorus.—The Ileovewi arc telling the Glory of Cod. Recit. MatLme DUSSIK, Mr. HARRISON, and Mr. ,B.ARTLE . MAN.—To U. y that is cooling speaks it "fate *Day. Trio.—ln nil the Lands resounds the Word. Chorus.-;-Tile !leavens are telling the Glory of God. accompanied. Mrs. S ECOND.—And said, • let the Waters biing forth abundantly. . mighty Tiny Ilp ifted sonti the Eagle aloft. Heat. Mr, N.TLEmAN- 7 ...And God created Whaler;. Trib.• Mrs. sr. cIoND, Mr. IIARRISON, - , and Mr. DA RTL EMA N. —Most beautiful appear, with Vet': dim: young ailcon'ci. • Chorus.—The Lord is great ; his Glory lasts for ever and evermore. ,ecit. BARTIANI N.--:Aral God' said, let. the Earth brii% forth. Air.—Now Heaven in all he; Glory shone. At:cit. Mr. HARRISON.- - -And Gud created Min in his , .own Image. • AK.--In native -Wortb,.and Mirror clad. • Recit. Mr. BAR.TL ENIAN .---And God saw every Thing. that he had made. . _ . - -Chorus.—Atchieved . is the glorious Work. • Trio. Madame DUSSEK, 14, HARRISON, and Mr. HARTL EMAN. n thee each living Soul al,v.aiti. Chorus.— Glory to his Name forever. Duetto. Madame 1, USSR.); alai Mr; BARTLEMA N.— Gracefpl Consort, at thx.Shie. .; Clic:vs.—Sine, the Lora )'reNoices r.ll. Concerto Violin. 41r. F RA EN ZL. Fraenzl.—(Being his first piiblic 'pertoirnaat: iii England:) • , PART SECOND ; Frorn.the Sacred Oratorio of the MESSIAH. Overture. itecll. 7 acioothparried; Mr. IiA.RRISON.—COmfort ye my People. Air.—)very Valley shall beexalted. Chorus.—Por unto us a Child is born Air. Nlrs. SECOND, and Nfater CAHUSAC.—He feed his: Hock. Chores.-His Yoke is easy. , Air. Mr. BART L E MAN .—The Trumpet shall' sound. Chunts.—Halleinjah. • .: . 4 Air, Mr. HARRISON.—Thy Rebuke has broken. his Heart. Chorus,- . --Lift up your Heads. Sir.. MPs. S ECO know that my Redeemer liveth. Chortis,—Worthy is the Lamb. , • Pit and Boxes,- los. 6d.—Gallery ss. ; fprilrb The boors to be opened at half -past Six o'Clock, .and the Performance begin at half-past Seven precisely. Subscriptions are received, and Tickets delivered, at Messrs: Hamtnersley and Co.'s, Bankers, No. 76, Pall- MAW; Messrs. Longman, Clementi, and Co.'s Music Warehouse, Climpside ; Messrs. Brderip, Wilkinson, and Co.'s, Haymarket ; at the Secretary's, Mr. IL Kiny, ' No. 3511, near the Pantheon; - Oxford-street and, of the Sociuty's Treasurer, Mr. Stuart, at his Music Warehouse, corner oIA rgyll-street, 0 xford-strcet ; and all the princi pal Music Shops, Sc. *** BOxes to be taken, and Tickets delivered by Mr. Sheiinerdine, at the Opera 0 ilice. ' A Subscriber,. paying One Guinea, will have two Tick ets, each of which will admit one Person to any part of the House. t'jy Lady or Gentleman .subscribing the sum of Ten Guine a s (at one paxment), will be considered as an Ho-, norary 'Subscriber tor Life, and will be intitled to two. Tickets for the Annual Benefit Concerts of this Society. N. 8.. Such Ladies and Centlemen as may be desirous of encouraging this Society, by subscribing to the Annual :Terformance, are respealully informed, that a new Ticket (embleMatical of the. Institution, and which may be re. tained by Subscribers), is ready for Delivery at the above •crnentioned Places. . . In tha Press and spemlily will be published; A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, 1.1 pertilirittul' in• the Yeats 1790, 1791,. and 1792, by ETIENNE MARCIIAND, preceded by an I-1 I stp.rital I attoduaion, and illustrated by Charts and Figures. • • Translated from, the French Of C. P. CLARET FLEU- Ri EU, Member of the:National Institute of Arts and Sciendes,.and of the Board. of Longitude of France. *** M. Fleuricu, -who has employed several years in arranging and editing the abovi; work, anxious that it should not be disfigured in an English dress, was pleased to ent rust the translation of it to'a man of his own profession, whom he knew to bc intimately acquainted with the nautical language of both countries.. This naval veteran favoured the translator with a copy of the fair sheets, and a set of the charts, &c. ;AS they came from the. press ; and he even car Lied his solicitude so far, as to delay the publication of this voyage. in Paris, till be was - convinced that the translator, and the artists employed by him, had made such progress in their labours as to defy all competition. From these circumstances, the Publie may rest assured,: that no pains have been, spared to execute the English cxii tion in such .a manner; as not to disparage the splendid literary talents and 'extensive geographical it;lowledge dis. played in the original. 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SECOND 01: NtXTMONTH' The STATE-LOTTERY commences Drawipg, THE TICKETS.. and SHARES zite qn Satc:.4y, RICHARDSON, COODLUCltotilittfrVilitit Licensed State..Lotter“)ffices,Nb. to 4, Combat, .No. S, Opposite the King'sMeN4e,s,. Charing-cross, Londbh ; turd at . NorWrich • where the following 'Capital kriiestaye been Sold anil Shared in the last three Years : _ __LAST STATE-4.OTTILRY. No. The First.drawn Ticket, 26th Da y s i6;883, in a half, a Fourth, and Two Eighth Shares, 30,018 33,989, In Two Fourths, Two Eiglithiousd Four Sixtezntlis, - • - 20,000 2j,2 IS, I n ,One Fourths One Eighth, and Ton Six;- - teenths, - - 9,913, In a Halt . , a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths, • . 4 • 5,00 ck 24, r6s, ilr a I I.llf,Two ragntns,ana Four Sixteenths, 2,000 15,9311, In Sixteen Sixteenth's, - . 2,00 0 14,755, In a Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and TwO IN WHOLE TICKETS. No. 19,496 - - L.10,p00 No. 20,137 - 5,000 2 9.4i4 - 10,000 i 0 , 012 - 5,0o 0 1,252, • -10,06 b 0, 6 4 6 " 5,000 io,ooo 2,900 . . . Also, Lottery, 1794 • • No. 12,807, In Sixteen. Sixteenins, - - C. 30,000 And iti former Lotteries a great Proportion of Capital Vrii2s. . Richardson, Goociluck, and Co. recommend an imme diate Purchase, as Tickets and Shares will continue to rise. TO BE SOLD BY - .PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFORGE ant.i'MlLL,. with Two Engines, built by MesiirS: Eoulton, Watt and Co: bite Ot them of the pOwer equal to twenty horses, and the other to nine horSes, t.nd now used as a Plating and Skel ping Forge. and for Grinding and Boring of Gun Bands ; together with a suitable Accornptine,-housc ,and Shops, War:- houses, and I'Vorknten'9 Houses; also a House eroded flr the occupttion of the Mintager of the Works, and abot,it Twenty-six Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land; the wholeknown by the narntrofthe WREN OH WALLS; and situate in Smlrbwick, _in the Parish pi Harbors:;, in . the County of 6tatdiird. The. whole Works arc situate close to the riirmlngham gam!, Which. runs through- a consideral,le part of the Land. The Bt. Tidings and Works are almost tie*: 'and in perks rcpair, - 'and 11111 Y easily be, converted into Cotton Wt.rks, or airy other , * vVorks that tikl-powcr of Engines.. r or further . Particulars, spply at Mr. Bedford's Office, in Birtniughatn. . , BOOKS. FOR SALE 131' AUCTION, By Mr. PLURA, On Tuesday, Feb. z.)., -itor, and. Three following Days, at Eleven,. at Gnat Hoorn, No. 9, John-street, Bath, A:SELECT and VALUABLE COLLEC. - . ..TioN of upwards of ONE THOUSAND VOLUMES (in pritnec,ondition),:Nrt of tbe Libraries of two Centlemen &ceased •,. containing Montraveon's An tiquitk'., 'explained by Humphreys, 'and the , Diary byEl.niev ; INlonasticon ; Speed's Chro &Cie, and' Mari, a vols. - a fin , : copy ; „Camden's tannic-a ; Cougn's Camden, 3 vols, ; &Aden's Works, 3,, vols. in morocco, by Biographia Brita n nica, , 7 vols. ;, Rapin's England, AC.ta Rtgia, and Maps".'' Tiutchin's Dorsci, a vats. Aibmus's Anato my, fine 'Plates, Quarto, Explanation ; Voyages and Travels from Earl of Oxford's Papers ; Spence's Pol inctis ; Grose'; Antiquities and Supplement, &vols. ( th e 1 best Pates), - paper;..Ludnlpbus iii Saxonia ,• Sene ca, Plato, and other Classics of early Editions ; brake's Works, .5 vols. ; naniner's Shakspearc, 6 vols. Philosophical Transattions uniform, it NeWton's . Milton, 3 vt-Is. very tine ;,-Shaw's . Travel 4 ; Bibles, by Vield anti Canue ; W ilson's tale, 3 vols. ; Baskerville's Prayer Bookii, the 3d editions ; Bayly's English and He brew Bible, 4 vols. ; Turner's 'Herbal ; Walpole's Lim; of the . P.- inter,, vols. Straivberry-Hill E dition Th. 3 Spectator, Guardian, and other fine Editions, by 'ronson„in octavo ; • Swift's Works, , 22 vols. by Hawkes worth •, .4 variety of Chirorgical, hernical, and Aledical lkokS, of Medetn PraEllee, Scc. • various Treatises . on &toting, ScOlpiure, and Erlgraving, &c. &c. &c., . . To b.:. viewed on Monday, Feb. 23. Catalfoles, 3d. each, to be then Itad atplace of sale ; and at Mr. 'chomp. son's, No. 14, Fox-eurirt, Holborn, London. Letters post-pa 4 • , TO THE PUBLIC. is io valuaNe as Health, • of' course • jk.S nothing nothing is so necessary as an attention to those in-. dist - 0.4410ns to which the generality of mankind are sub ject, viz. Scorbutic:Complaints; wlaich by too many arc • considered as tritling, and 'neo. , tted till they nave tal(e•ii deep root the constitution, end brought on a col:apnea tioti of maludies . tooshockiii,,,, , to relate. When it tainted or: . scorbittichabit has - undermined the constitution, no lony,rer haS the blood (whic)t is the life . ) a_sluetit..:uhtion, without which no longer can the body be pmerved in health and vigour. The great number of persons who have, and daily experience the superior properties of Mr. LeG NUM's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, is the best testimony that can be adduced to. their Virtue : those Drops pene trate into the most intimate parts of the body, open the mouths of the rninuter vessels, re.store thz. natural psrspi rajjela, and promote ull the tiuid tecretior,s in every stage orthis destruOive complaint, and are an abSolute specific ; and as a preventative, an alterative, and a purifier of the - blood,. they are not to be equalled: They may he taken without confinement, are phmsant in •taste, and may I.e sati:lyadministered to children, or p'.! , ..pir.•ci themost de licate constitution: they stiemthen the stomach, create'a . good appetite, and are eXe:llentle restorative to constitaition;.. Prom their pereett digestive quality, they prevent the accumulation of wind causing heati-achs, va pourS, and ether indispositions incictent to 'the human name. Their ;:uperlority in comnLints of the Scurvy, Leprosy, Rhensuatisin,. ` Ulcers, xnd usher Disorders inz from impurities of the blood, have been sufficiently evinctd by letters from many respeet,ble •characters, which have repeatedly appeared in this and other News papers.. l'hey. are s , .;ld Wholesale at Mr. Linum'S Dispensary, nirtelic aer ; and by appointment, .by Melsre. Howard and Evans; Ni.• 4a, Lang-lane, West. Smittillehi, sole Whole ale Agents in Lot. an; else sold re;;,-,1 by t h e fol. lowing persons; Cundell, No.47,Minoties; W. Clarke, N 0.269, lie..• rough; lordan, _.•No. 33, Whitech:pcl ; Jebo.ult, qua Co. Np. iso, OXford , Stret ; Knight, islorton Paleate; Kirk, • No. 1 te, -Itatclitfe; Mr. Pickling, No. 76, ford-street ; Sutton, No. .141, Long-Acre ; Tutt 311 d 1301. tats, Royal' E XCliai2p Turtle, No. t 27, strand, opposite ild Exeter Change ,• Ward, No. 324, Holborn We, Old Board-f met, • and No. 163, - rlcet-sreet. L -7 A