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THE SCHEME' CONTAINS . 2 Print; of ,C. 30,010 2 zo,ooo . 3 zo,octo This Day was published, price 4s. in boards, .. A New Edition, eniargoi, of OUTLINES of. a COURSE of LECTURES on CHEMISTRY. • By T. GARNETT, M.D. Professor of Natural . Philosophy and Chemtstry in the Wi yallristitution; Member of the RriyAl Irish Aca demy, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture &c. arc. Printed for T. Cadell, jun: and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, r. Outlines of a Conrse of Natural aud'Experimental Philosophy, price 6d. a. A Lecture on the Preservation of Health; price 4s. in boards. . . . , 3. A Tour through the Highlands and Part or the Western Isles of Scotland, elegantly printcd 'in 1 vols. 4t9. illustrated by a Map, and upwards of Sixty other Engravings of Views, 6:e. price 21. izs. 64. in boards. TAX 7 OFFICE.-INCOAiE' DUTY. WHEREAS h be. t 3681 . an of the Aa - 1? T '44 111. Cap. i 2, i-elating to tbt Daties Aron:4 it ii &read, in Older that tnifleient time Bray be givie far making the Returns and Assessments qf the Duty upon In. come, fl:at the restenive Commissioners shall, as soon after j 1 sth day of February in iveoy year, as the . same can (.61,0t:d -ewy be dote, /sip* their r instruilioni to 'she' Assessors, that they may fvethtz:ith deliver Nozieel to the Parties sequiicd, to tnake Returns under the : This is to give Notice to all Persons eon ernedi that the C omt stiol:c{ r fit of Taxes, irked as soon asiOiiible, to danikit the Kereiiary Piiirrsjo the Com missionirs .of the several Distrias throughout the langdbioi s with a view that tbe,Notiees may be issued,' and the Returns delivered in sufficient time to enable the ilssessmerts to be com pleted previous' to the Sib do of 7llne next, when the First In.. Italment become pajable ; and that the collraien cf stir Ta - my be regularfr, and puntilially made. By Ordcr of the Cc:twit:stover:, WINTER, 'Ste. 10 i,oo* loco 1,010 500 to" • So 17,260 • HALF A MILLION OF MONEY Sterling in Prizes. Part of the Capitals will be determined as under: First-Drawn Ticket a : ;th Day ,C. 10,000 • Ditto, 29th Day zomo Ditto, —33 d • 30,000 Ditto, 40th Day aoaoo The PRIZES bf Allis LOTTERY will be paid at the usual time in FULL STERLING MONEY without any Discount or Dedudion. TICKETS and SHARES , of TICKETS are selling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in Erg land, Scotland, and Ireland ; and the,Prizes paid on 1)m:out. FEBRUARY r PRICES. - Ticket - - - 17 9 0 Half - - 818 0 Eighth. - • - 2 S 6 Ynatter i-4 o 0 Sixteenth - 13 0 ickettwill rise gradually as the Drawing approaches, and will not be cheaper. (0 7 Persons in the Country - may be supplied with Tickets or Shares, the same. as if present, by sending Post Office ()Mews, good Bills, Cash, or Bank Notes ; to any Licensed Lottery Office. THE VETERAN TAR. The Overture and Music, entirely new, composed by Dr. ARNOLD. The third and fourth nights or the revived Tragedy of Cymbeline will be on Thursday next. The new Opera of The Veteran Tar will be repeated every Evening this week. 'A new Historical Drama. calkd Deaf and Purnb ; or, The Orphan Proteeted, is in rehearsal, and'will be pro duced as soon as possible. This Day .was published, In two Volumes Ockavo i -price r 4 s. in Boards, THE LIFE OF DAVID GARRICK, Esq. By ARTHUR MURPHY, Esq. Printed for J. Wright, Piccadilly. THItATRE-ROYA L, COVENT-CARDEN. T °' RROW EV-ENING, F4h. ,7, 1801, will be. perfbrin ea a new Crnedv, in Five Acts, called TEE POOR GENTLEMAN. This 12 were published, in small Odtave, Price 3s. POEMS, chiefly SONNETS. By' the Author of Translations from the Italian of Petnirch, Me. tastasio, andZappi. Oxford : Sold by J. Cooke, and Hanwell and Parker ; and by Messrs. Robinson, Paternoster:row, Messrs. IC vinston, St. Paul's Church-yard, Mr. Egerton, Charing- Cross, and Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly, London. Wherei may. be had, price 3s. Translations from the Italian of rctrarch, Mctastasio, and Zappi. Fe 4. q; so:. TO BE SOL - TB'S' PRIVATE CONTRACT , AFORGE and MIL L , with Two Engines, built by Messrs. Boulton, Watt and Co. one of them of the power equal to • twenty horses, and the other to nine horses, and now used as a PlatingandSizetping FOrgir. and. for Grinding and Bering of Gun Barrels ; together with a suitable Accomptiug-housc and MATS. Ware houses,. and Workmen's Houses ; alto a. Muse creeled tdr the occupation of the Manager of .the Works, and about Twenty-stx Acres of Arabic, hlO4lOW t and Pasture Land; the,Wh'ole known by the name atilt: FR EN CII.WA LS ; and situate inStnithwick, in the Pa.isit,-of Harborne, in the County of Statibrd. The whole Works are si tuate close to the Birmingham Canal; which runs through a considerable part of the Land. 'The Buildings alai Works are almoSt new, and in perfe d repair, anti may easily be converted into Cotton Works, or any other Works that require the power of Engines. For further Particulars, apply at Mr. Bedford's Office, in Birmingliani. . The Principal Ch4raclers by Mr. LAMS, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCPTT, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr MURRAY, Mr. TOWNSEND, Mr. EMERY, Mr. FARLEY. Mt. DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY. Mrs. (mins, Miss SIMS, Mrs. powELL, awl Mrs. MATTOCKS, The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BETTE RTON. And an Epilogue by the Charaaers. 'Witt; This Day were published, In Two Volumes Octavo, Price tbs. in boards, ELEMENTS' of A LGE.IIII. A. ,Ily LEONARD 4ULER. Trauslated from the French. With the Critical and Historical. Notes of M. Pernoulli. To which are added, the Mditions l't,f..de la Grange; some original Notes, by the Translator ; .llelumoirs of the Life of Euler, with au E.stiraate of his Character, and a r a x6 to me whole NVork, consisting of above aou Exam ples. . Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; where may be had, iohnson's Catalogue of School Books, gratis. PAUL AND VIRGINIA. . . The new Comedy of The Poor Gentleman having been again received by a most crowded Audience with the same unbounded appialtie as on the second Night, will be re peated on Thursday, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the ensuing weeks.. The many'LadieS and Gentlernen who have been dis- Appointed of Places-on each night of Mr. Cooke's per fprmance, are respectfully informed. that till, further no tree, Mr. COoke :i6l on Mondays and Sathrdays only— on Satnrdtv nett, in Eve ry Man in his Humour. A ncyv Grand rantorturne Drama is in preparation, and will stiedilv i he prodUced; with entire new Music, Scene; res'ses; add Decorations. A LIVING WANTED. \XTANTED to PURCHASE, a LIVING, V from Two littndred to Two I lundred and Fifty pounds a Year, with imthediate Posiession, or within the Year, inany part of England. Letters (post-paid) to Mr, Faultier. Bookseller, New Fond,street, London, will be immediately attended to. ,lIALF.MOON INN, PETWORTH, SUSSEX. j_ OHN SMITH begs Len to inform the No_ , . hility, .Gentry, and the - Public-. in general, that he • s taken the ahove.lna, -tncl flatters himself he shall be Honoured with their Favour,. 'aft hotkng shill be wanting es his part to merit them, and kyhich he'hopes to do by paying .every attenting in his tower to oblige rand it would atibni t - iiin the greatest satisfa4ion to find that he had gained their Patronage and E4tcettt.. A good I aide is alwaYsAirovidt.d, choice Wines, good 3304 neat Fos t -cher: amicincs.And raraful Di i v.rs. P,tworth is rade the. best, as well as by far the plea tvanteit 'Road from London to that wt•11-known Watering Place, Bognor Rocks, and is forty-nine Nliles from Lott. don, : and eighteen M•tr, ;torn Bognor Rocks. Petwortn, Feb. 12, .Isol. .:. ... - . A SAVING OF FIFTY PER CENT. TO MANU. FACTURE RS. TN a Country where Labour is cheap, and Pro • visions more plenty than in any other part of Ire, IWI, a Situation may be had, and Ground leased for ever, sht Most advantageous wilts, to any Individual or COM. pally who shall• sct up a Mantilliaure on an extgive scale ; .the Country produces Wool of a superior quality, /tie' and Water in great abundance, and the 'Hills in the Neighbourhood abounding with Iran-ore and Coal, none of which aro ‘vork.e.el (though it is priskuned they might to more advantage, than any Iron. IVorks in the Untied )in Ain, front the cheapne,s of every necessary of life.) SIWAtiOII is nearly equi-distant from Dublin, Cork, Waterford, Limerick, and Galway, and a Canal is pro_ jelled &Out lbenett to the Shannon. Any Person wishing for further information, may have 411 the particulars explained by applying by letter to Sir john Craven Carden, Part. Templemore, County of Tip— perary, Ireland. Dublin, lan. 26, iSor. SUPERIOIt ADVANTAGE. BRITISH STATE. LOTTE Y, deo; begihs torawhig 2:i ttliveli, iBot .. MESSRS. HODGES and_ Co. Stock' Brokers, at the State Lottery Offices, No. iitg, Oxford street, and No. 44, •Sf..james's-weet f . take the liberty to inform the Nobility and Public, th a t Ti c k ets will rise considerably before the' Drawing commences, and they will (if required) engage to take 'back the Tickets and Shares, and return the Moneyon the Saturday before the Drawing, to those who purchase at the above Offices, ii the Prices should be lower than at the present , tinic.-- Tickets and Shares on Sale as above in , great variety, and on as reasonable Terms as at any Office of ctedit in The Kingdom. N. B. Pursuant to Ado' Parliament, no Business tran saCted before Eight o' Clock in the Morning, or after Eight i n the Evening. *** Prizes to any Amount paid on demand, and all or ders strialy attended to. fOR, THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This Day were miblished,. Price is. 6d. A Mew Edition HE RUDIMENTS of ENGLISH,GRAM. T MAR, adapted to the Use of Sellriots; with Exam ples otEnglish Composition. - . • By JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, I.L.D. &c. Printed for J. Johnson, F. and C, Ri4ington, G. Re binson, J . Nichols, and W Lowrates. Where may be had, price 35. - sewed, • The above Urarnitor, with Notes' and Observations on the Compositions of modern 'Writers, for the those tho who have mod; some proficiency in the lAngpge. Also, johason'6 Catalogue of School Eoogs, gratis. NEW MUSIC. This Day was published, by GOULDING, PHIPPS, sod D'A M.isic-Sellers to Th e i r R oya l High nesses the'Prince and Princess of Wales, No. 45, Pali- Mall, and No. 76, St. James's-street. THREE SONATAS for the Piano-Forte, com posed by T. Haigh, Op. 29. Price 6s. Three Sonatas for the Piano-Forte, With a Violin Ac companiment, ad libitum, by C. H. Wilton, Op. S. P rice bs. Seven Fugeres and one Voluntary for the Organ, or Piano Forte, by j. Diettedhofer. Price 6s. Pigmalion, a Grand Ballet, as now perfoiming at the )(inOt Theatre, composed for the Ptano-Forte, by C. liesst. Pike 73. 6d. . 11 Bondocart, a Mtisical Drama, as now &I-Forming at the Tbeatre Royal, Covent-Carden, composed by Att. wood and Moorehead. Price The Musical Calendar, for one. • two, and thrce Wien, with an Accompaniment for 'the Piano-Forte, with Introdudtory Symphonies, expressive of , tohe Four Seasons, J. Fisin, o . p. 9. Price Bs. 'MISS Bowdler's Lou isa, a favourite Song, by j. 1.. .Price is. A,h, could my fault'ring Tongue impart, sung by Mrs. IL Johnstone, in Paul and Virginia, by J. Nt:i4zinghi. Trice is. The Primrose, a favourite pallad, by I'. I-high. 'Price Is, The Blue Belle of Scotland, harmonized for three Voices, by T. Haigh. P r i ce is. lady Alice, a favourite -aloe tbr three voice's, by lll. P. King. Price ts . 6 a. With a great V ar i ety of Sonatas for the Piano-Forte, Airs with Variations, Songs, &c. 4cc. This Day was published, Price .jos.6d. in boards, MEMORANDA LEGALTA ; or, an Alpha betical Digest of the LAWS of ENGLAND; tidapted to the Use of the Lawyer, the Merchant, and the Trader. By GEORCE CLARK, Attorney-at-Law. London : Printed by H. 1,. Galibin, Inrgam-court, -Yenchurch-strier ; and sold by E. and R. , Brooke and J. Rider, Law Booksellers, Bell-yard, Temple• Bar ; B.Hen ington, Stationer, Ingrain-court; and P. Norbury, Brent ford. This Wotk being calculated_ to give tieility to inquiry en such Points of Law as are the objets of daily occur rence, and being formed on the plan of an alphabetical eciirimon-place Hook, the Author ventures 'strongly to recommend %t, to tletn , :ii of the Profession‘ as con taining a most useful find of legal minutes on almost all subjeds on which their sk:tvide may be solieitkl, and to which their , inquiries are liKely to he dircOest. .l .t is in tended in wile cases to illiptme, in.others ti calition, and In all t2s.refre•sli the meniaty, and saw 1116 trouble 0Y .la borieuB marami. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, To begin Drawiti. , 6 the actor March, got. WIF r and Co. No. t !, POULTRY, LON_ DON (established in the year„ and at their State Lottery OtticeS 'ln DarneiStrect, DUBLIN, and 'Ton_ gate, GLASGOW , are yossitc4 to sell the Tic kut , , Stamped Shares of the English LotterY, .agreeable to Act of ParliiMent- I RE • NIA Rlc,, , • As Tickets have risen in price, and will, in all prnbahL lity, continue to rise, it does not appear that any offer to II take back Tickets or Shines, and return the Purchase Money on the Saturday preceding the Drawing*," can be of advantage to the Public ; but to those who flunk other wise, SWIFT and Co: bed . leave to say, that they ara ready as any 0 tUii itie ithoidout totnake such rtigageimcnt, it requireci..ai the time of - the parcirise: Country Correspondents, remittinK Bank Notes, Cash, good Hills, or Post-011ice Orders, mil have Tickets or Shate3 sent them, and an account of their success as soon as drawn: • Swear and Co. have been remaitably fortunate to the Public - in the sate of 'Capital 'Prizes in the late Letterie , To GENTLEMEN GOING TO THE MR. DIXON, AOthecary, particularly re. sommends his ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which will prove a valuable addition to a Medicine Chest in long, Voyages, us by their frequent use they will pre vent that change of habit which generally occurs in Hot Climates. Their operation "do not require: any confine merit, or particular, diet. The following Gentlemen, with many others,, have experienced their happy efleas: . Ridginount, near Woburn, l, iSoc. I have long experienced tile efficacy of your Antibilious Pills, in my family and 'among my friends, as a family, medieine; where Bilious -Complaints pte'vail, they are superiorto any medicine I ever tried. FRANCIS AVELING. Captain CAMPBELL was cured of a Liver Complaint, by taking . a few boxes. He is now in the %Vest Indies, and haS given them to a number of his Brother Officers, who have kept free front the Yellow Fever, which he has solely attributed to their keeping their bowels cleansed of bilious matter, by frequently taking the Pills. Colonel JONES, of Harpur-street, Red Lion-square, has been peace!) , cured' or a Bilious Complaint of long standing, which was contraded in the warmer climates, and - totally given up by the Physicians. Sold wholesale and retail at Ching and Butler's Medi cine Warehouse,'No. Cheapside, near St. Paul's, in boxes at ss. SCI A half-boxes as. gd. and in large boxes, containing five boxes, at one guinea each, with Diretfion:, signed by G.• Dixon, and sealed with his arms. Sold 3 1 $ . retail, by Payne, Plymouths; Belam, Portsmouth; Oep pard, Bristol ; and N6ales, Dover ; and by one or more Venders of Medicines in every Sea-port. This Day w. - 4 published, in 4to. price One Guinea, in boards, illustrated with Plates, • ODES of ANACREON, translated into Eng. 1141 VefSC, . with Notes. THOMAS MOORE, Esq. of the Middle Temple.. 'Printed for J. and T. Carpenter, Old Bond-street. WALKER's STOMACHICAL WINE. :I\4RS. WALTZER is sorry that owing to her . engagements in another business, she has not been able to answer the great demand which has been made for this incomparable Medicine, occasioned by the late Bilious in the Stomach and Bowels, to which it has been round an Infallible remedy. —Mrs. Walker herself, who laboured under a Bilious Complaint' for many years, and had tried eVory advice and recipe in vain, being at length restored to health by this excellent Medicine, was prevailed on by her friends to make it public for the benefit of others. Most of the complaints incident to the human frame originate from a nervous debility and disordeied Sto mach, for want of a due secretion'of bile and other juices necessary for digestion, for which this Medicine is particu larly efficacious ; it corrals the bile, creates an appetite, and strengthens•the whole habit ; it relieves intermitting and slow fevers, agues, rheumatic and gouty complaints, head-achs, faintings and tremors, expels the wind from the stomach, and immediately relieves indigestion'. Gen tlemen exposed to wet and damp, weather will find it prevent or take Off the alias of a cold. It has like wise been found' very .beneticial to 'weak and sickly children, and those troubled with worms, and should be taken at that, period of life when the constitution experiences a change. It is an excellent Family Me dicine, as it will keep any length of time, and is there fore recommended to Gentlemen going abroad. Many persons of respeelability, who have given it a fair trial, have received amazing benefit, to whom reference may be had by applying to Mrs. Walker, Printsellei,•No. 7, Corn hill, where it is sold Wholesale and Retail ; also at Mr. Tutt's, Royal . Exchange; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Turtle, No. 117, opposite Exeter- Change, Strand ; P. W: Tomkinv, N0.,49, New Bond street; S. W. Pores, corner of Sitek vi I le-street, Piccadilly ; Morgan, No. zo, Margate-street ; S. Creed, No. a, near A stley's, Surrey-side`iVest minAter-bridge ; S. Kent, Pte. 5 , White Raven-row, near Mile-End Turnpike ; and in the Countryby Norton, Corri 7 4treet, Bristol ; M eg gy and Co. •Chelmstord; Adams, Shriftsbuty ;, Ireland and Son, I.ei cesteri Crutwell, Bath ; Raikes, Glou cester ; 'Norris, Taunton •EVill, Wells ; , Wotan, Chertsey, Sul-Fey: in Bottles at res. 6d. and ss. 50. each, Duty included. ' Letters (pest-paid) attended to. • N • B. Take Mittel:, till * ROM is Maine bat what is ;;Lzii.44l E. Wetter. DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN. This Day was ppblished. price only is. ANeatly printed on fine paper, and hot-pressed, CONCISE TREATISE on FEMALE COMPLAINTS. By E. SENATE, M. D. Intended for, adapted and earnestly recommended to the perusal of Women at every rank in 'life, rendered intelli gible to every capacity, and calculated to cnhble every Woman to be her own Phytician. ' For various reasons, each Book will be sold sealed up, with a request on the outside that tho. Seal may not be broken by any but a Female. Published and sold by the Author, at his House, No. 6, Charlotte-strut, Bloomsbury ; and may be had at , Mr. Barron, Druggist, Nu. - 258,' Strand, op site the New Chun: and LA all respeaable Mudiume Vendets anti Bookselluis in the United Kingdom. lanuary, FREEHOLD ESTATES in BEDEORLISHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Sugar Loaf Inn, iii Dunitable, on TWursday the sth day of March next, la:itvveeen the Hours of Three) and Six in the Afternoon, . THE MANQR of HARLINOTON, with the QUIT RENTS, RENT CHARGES, and other ROYALTIES, also sundry VAL UAL L E xnd COMPACT FARMS, situate within the said Manor and Parisii of ilarlington, and in the Parish of I'odd - tin:ton, adjoining thereto , together with the GREAT TYTH CS of the soid Farish .of Harlington, and the. RIGHT of PRESENTATION to the VICARAGE theroot, cithei together orb the followinglets: Lot 'T . . •The' Manor of Harlington, with the Ltit Reins; Rent Charges, and other Roties, to -ether v.ith the g reat Tythes•ot the greatest part of the Uidirarisik of II rli nAtoti, eN:tending over !3eo Acres, or thereahnuts', incluiliK. the Lands conwriscit in this Lot, with thet Ric ltt Ot(Pie:ientatien to the said Vicarage , 'end also tilt) following cotnpaet and desiritbie rata and Lands, 6ituaig in the Said Parith of Harlington, z. • Dyer's Hall Farm (all old inclosed), in the, ock.npation I..ph meat, • - liiirtry. Parcels of Lind in''the open in the said l'ar*Lli L;i - Harlington, in the oecupation'of William MerrY, A !louse, Garden, and. Smith's Shop, in Harm. 1.112,t0n, in the occupation of Thomas Gar - This Lot will - h i ; sold subjea to the pay. Meilit - of 41. per Anrititu to the Vicar of Har lington: - Lot z. 'Harlinston End Fill (ewrpt • tlm.l i ajtcls in the open Flelds), in thiroceu_ patient of William Met)jy, _ , The Cent and Qrass Tycho dyer the Wile. Lot 3. Harlington Varin, in the occupation of. Mary W Etacler,. . . Cdsle , End Firrnr, in the occupation of the 'said Mary Wheeler, • - Thr..?...l'iecs of Laud called Bennell's.Hills, in the occuliation of Henry Letat - The Cord nod Grass rythei over th te Lot. Lot 4..A1l that capital and compaa Faint, called Old Park Farm, situate in the Pa rish of Toddington, in 4110 occupation of john Fogy,. ler, - Red-hotisc Farm (adjoining the above), in tIO said Parish of Toddington, in the occupa tion of Thomas Edwin, • - A. R. r. 32Z I i$ Ga 1 31 0 034 35i 0 OS 72 • 2 2e a 6 a 3• 17 121 1 2$ 296 '1 ig 86 2 38 • 383 o ;6 That part of the Estate in Toticlington is mast desirably situated tbr building npon, AS it commands very ex,tensive arul pleasant prospeds in a tine Sporting Country, near His Grace the Duke of Bedford's, edford's, and is *Whin halts mile of the road leading from Bedford.. to 1)4 - Instable, ;3 miles from the former,- and seven from the latter, four trom Woburn, Ampthill, and Luton, and forty front, London. Thomas Bunker, of Toddington, Game.kecper, will shew the E4tates, and.printLd Varticulars may ,be had of him; also at the Swan, Bedford ; Geolge, 'Woburn Sugar. Loaf, °unstable ; George, Luton ; Wool-pack, gr. Alban's ; of mr. liislttun, jun. at Kilsall, near Shiltital, Salop; and •in London, of Mows Hoper, Esq. Crest Marlborough-street, whew. K Plan may be seen. al - The 'runants are under Notice to quit at lady-day next. " This Day was published, Ai u EditiOn, in Two Vols. Svo. 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