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• _ q y m. ....I'', • ci 4 s , • _.s a 4 ff • • sty 2 Q 444. t r fr PJFci ;11. ' 14, NUMBIR tit ..13 AIONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1811. ! - Y ;tlon SIXPENCE TIALVPFNNY THEATRE ROI TO.MORROW F , VENTNG, Dec.. 31, 1811, Will be perforated die Fragedy of lANE SHORE. Closter, Mr. EC Li RTON ; Hastings ' Mr. C. K . tMOLE • Dumont, Mr. BA RRYMO R ; Alicia, Mrs. POWELL; lane Shore, Miss SMITH. r " der, Labours and etions, of eminent Persons in :al Ages and Countries, Conditions and Profess:4,l,A arraugiki In al phabctical order. lty the sante. One 141 - 41.1W01. avo,. As. in boards. _ ICHARDSON, GOODLUCi'., and Co. re spettfut:y inform the Public that the NEW STATE LOTTERY, containing only 12,000 Tickets, will all be OraWn-the altit of next Month. SCHEME, _ _ ALL.] NG.Le 1.!., Dec. 17, sBit COMNISSIONEESfor PICTIIeiLLING • AL ' AMYk:,Trs NAY Ydo i:ereby give Miler; That on Tuesday, the 3ith instdat, they "via be Pondy - la 'reeky Tenders, in writing (sealed , up), and mat :for the supply (oe separate Contraqs) of One. Hundred Tons U 1"f ER; and Two Hundred Tons sJ CHEESE; to be ;delivered, On.tEtaif thereof in One Mintb, and the tat';er lialf in One Month after. terwards, into his' Majesty's l'i,Flttalling Stu, es at the Ports, and in the prtportions undermentioned, viz; **.* ishis Work is also on a Vizi) , enlarged titan, in one vol . . 4to. 31. 35. in boards: • 26. An INTRODUCTION. to thqSTUD . Y. of POLI TICAL• ECONOMY ,• or, E lementhry view of the M an net, in which the wealth of Natl.-I , ns is produced, increased, distributed, anti consumed. 11 1), Boileau, Svo. price 95. in boards. • 17. 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Wards. - of - ,C2o b ooo - arc • - 1 C40,000 2 gbooet 8;coo 6 500 - • - • 4,000 16 - - too 22 - so - I,too io - - - 900 2,320 - - - - - 46,400 Tickets and Shares in Variety of Numbers are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. at their Offices, the Corner of Batik-buildings, Conlin'', and facing the King's Mews, Charing'-erOss. thltivirhith 'will . be - performed, :tur the sth time,,a New Potontime, called HARLQUII\I AND TADNIANABA; Olt, THE GOLDEN FISH, With entire Ne hlii .ic, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, • Padmanaba, Mr. rEF I' ER I ES • Sultun of easinnire, Mr NORMAN ; Omar, the Fisherman, -Mr. ROLOG NA, jun.; Caytacattatuiri, the Pc . sian Cook, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Zen.a, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARKER; Motea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E. BOLTON. New for th e B oxes to b e ta k e n o f M r. B ran d on , at the ilew fibs-Office, in tiatt-street. .r he Doors will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play be.oh ,t Hall , p4st Six. • • •ilew Pantomime of II :rlequin•and Padmanaba, or, Goden Fish, having beer. received throughout with the Li lest approbat.,, .:!u , l applause, will he repeatecLevery e.v erangtilt;tiirther rlO Lc. . t? Wedne s d al , ThL. cabinet.—On Thursday, Cato.—On Vitt . , Vehice v, 4.t. On Saturday, The Wiled of ..01.ane.—On M0tt:1.3,, , King Richard the Th:rti Inc Pub .ire reipectfully informed, that .k New Granu o ;... Perdtic . „vim long hi prepLation, and will be . unihediatel) pro uCed. •r i t?L'e's I • of The Fair Penitsnt, and the Play of ▪ - " 1)11 01111g 01 the Forest, will be revived immediately , anwhi Ll i Miss Smith will perform the Cli.aacters of Calista titth the puknown uellude r S t : apeare's l•rageciv of lalios Ca sar Is in prvparation, titltl wid be i.-viv las l'" •''' Deptford Portsmouth Plymouth Butter: Cheese. so Tots 100 Tons CURISTMAS PRESENTS. TWENTY THOPSAND,POLiND PRIZES. ON 06.215 t NEXT MONTH w ill be all Drawn, the incomparable LI'ITLL LOTTERY of 12,zw TICKETS. zB. E LEM EN tS of NATURAL HISTORY; being.an !marlin:Von to rho 6ysteina Naturm of timixos, an'i tont:- prising a "Franslation of the charatlers of the whole Genera,. and,of the Most remark 'We Species, Rirti,:tilarly all that are natives . 61 hritain. a vols. Bvo. with explanatory copper. plates, cBs. in boards. , • 29. 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SCHEME. 2 PriZei of , t re 000 Z 64,000 2 . 6 , 000 r 12,003, • - 2 -4,00 a 8,003, 6 - •i,oco 6,004 2,796 from cool. to 54,0.:J T . 111 SFt Co'ntrattoi) !fatefully happy in announcing the unequalled aiscesS has attended his Offices, in the two last Lmteriesiembraces the present moment at solicit ing.the poolie atientLin to the Scheme of th}: present Lot. tery, which be flatters himself is arranged to meet universal satisfaction: —The Tickets arc few ; the Prizes are limner on, the Capitals'are great; and the Risk . is small —The foliowing.Capital Prizes were sold •in Shares at 4, Cornhill. g, Charing-Cross, and by Bish's- Agents in .the,Country, in the t, , )tteries drawn liist Month and'in Oetuber 2 be Coalition: of the Contrails may be seen at she Seer Office. • No regard will he had to av Tender in which the Prier stoat act Ae inured in word: at !raga), or that :hall ,:ot le de. livered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Twerday, the 3 lib instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or swift Pei son on Ids behalf, attends, to ans.fret when_called for. ICY LIALLIAG.OPPIC.II, Dec, 20, THE COMMIISSIONERSjor VICTUALLING 11 " Ills ItfilyESTrs 11 1 / 1 1/Y do hereby give Notice, Tint on Fa iday , the s7tb of 7anioity next; they 'it'll' he realty to cave Ttnders iting, (scale" up), and treat for ite stql. J.& of what ku may be demand •d fa- the urvice 01 . his ltla- jester Ships aFdPirsels at Lindrick, aAd is: the River Shantioe, in Ireland, for Twelve Atatths . certain, Irrin tie 64 of l''‘.- Irriaty next, a..d further, until Six I,l•4lths u..srning Jhall it given for the te,mhation thereof; to ie paid for 6 , Bills vyalsc, with Interest, IVl:iety Dafi after dq!e. The Conditions of the Cow, ~ray be seen at the Sectetar:,'s Office, at this Office ; or 4y attlyirg to the Collector ci his pity' I Customs at limerick. ror DisCriAKl.; E anti R.: LIE.. L )NS 1:112RIS • NED tor SMALL i) i ij ts>. et,ven.street, sCrand, I)ec. ail. A QUART6RLY GENE,RAL COURT of. this `3 , ),_ E will be 1ie,1,1 WE 'N ES DAY t, t:ir ibt of ;it rwelite o'Clock, to Auttt Af.oi.lots to •the -ist instant. • • R I -;oil.• 1,693, Class _A ^ - ki6,090 ! 3,343, Class C . 3.031 A 5,0 i 0 7i, - A - )0 ,8 53 , -A -. 2,060 i 1.1353, .. 13 - :1,003 4 ,02 5. C. - 1,060, 3, 86 3, O. A . sso 1,05 z, A - soo 1,854, - A - soa 3,863, IS I As there are only •6, .0,.) Numbers, most of which have been cleiivcred twin t],!_. Bank, those who wish 1 , 1 iavourite Numbers re inve.ii - e(t to -apply immediately. In Ow List linttczy it wais im,.!ns:iibic to ',brain a rieke: in the ...,entry near In!. :)raw ‘. U.‘l•l • . PAN MtNTu I h L N •1) R rtndAtted untenant. • , b+- .POLICIES of, Insurance expiring at Chri , r iciacyveti ifteep I.).ays :rom pe u. to pr. in the Parties' I ntctest ceabmi.. therein. Alercauthe insurances elleaed reoticed Premiums. SUP . ERIUR 1 . :001‘1S PERSONS. New !idioms ; the, 1 , t,owingeste,:ined Works have been lat,!!y' un,l - .:.Li by T. CA,D141..L and W. DAVIES sti..„,,t : N .I'NkIUIRY - into'the DUTIES of MEN LA. in ti .. higher and , middle Chtssez , of Society in Gre.4., ritain, -resulti,ig front their re,,pedive Stations, Pro lessiis, and E.mpy))ii,:its. By lioaus . Gisborne, MA. Vots. Svo 14s. ireboar.ii. ". _ _ . ;EAGLE F OFFICE. very description, of i N 5U RANCE. upon Lives may be ttted at this Utticc with the utmost hicility, upon terms of peculiar advantage. • \V M + , FF•t•ti •. Wfil For GL•N TLEMEN and FAMILIES, iciter-cane, London. L. L. 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HE Nubility and most reapeeti. „y .;;IL accissainse ( i, soar the cm...iv:Lye and well stocked RoninS ROM A S Co. are amply sumilied as usual for the iv, inter Season Wit all novel. and elegant-I. athions, in. MAN. I ,CS, 'l' 1.. I, t.. 1 NS I . S. OR ESS ESO and every nes,!.ption of "!' I .I.EN i ItY. & c. , &c . under the inspec,tion Ql Mrs.. ti"i4inas • As the Stack ...onsisis of all sixes, it isp - esumed t ,,,t no hou s e •in London - can have an equal elsins the mirldi therefore Lathes train the A:0w...1 - y, Also i_ (! ntiemen, or other persons having coinmtions. can be supplied,, without the trpuble of giving ortiers, L I 93, • leett feet, vvhich is the nearest corner of Chancery . r, pie. 6 ., r . , p ug 'LLINCIN;. tilr , Mr. ALLEN, rlvately taht, At N 0.19 Slietc.ird-street, Golden-square, Latli,...; and of any ' Age,,' who.have never earin that Accumpli oment, or have not. the Modern , SIY le. 10 R. 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Bvo. 7s. boards. 39. .'nit! ACADEMIC SPEAK E R ;.or, A Selection of Parliamentary l)ebates,Orations, Odes; Scenes, anti Speeches, from the best Writers, proper to be read and recited by Yymth at School. .To which are prefixed, Elements of Ges ture. Explained and'illustrated by i'lates, describing the different Positions and Attiou of the Speaker. by the same. • 45, bound. • . • . TOOTII.ACH. • rirHIS torturing M'da dy is instantly and cArdtin4liy remor&l by K NG's 0 DONTA Lt; Ci or CH F,M I. CAL ESSENCE of 1 - 101(SE.ItXDISII, which is the in. veution of a regular Praditioner in the City of Bath, where it has been long known and justly esteemed. Sold wholesale And retail by Messrs. Barclay and Sons, No. 9s, Fleet Market. London ; and by all .Venders of Me-, (hones in Town and Country, price as. td. • - 01-11LBLAINTS are prevented train breaking, and k„,/ their tormentinx, I tcliing instantly removed byWli IT F.- `IIEA D's tsseNcti of MUSTARD, uriiversally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rhe uma ri s i ns , I, 4ls i ess V‘outy Atlettions, and Complaints. of the Stomach ; but where this-certain remedy has teen unknown,- or neg'eiled, and the Chilblains have aauaily broke, WIIITEHEAD'S .FA+tiltLV CER ATE will ease the pain, and very speedily heal thet. Prepcced and sold by R. lohnston, Apothecary, ts, Creek. street, Soho, London, the lissenc:e #nd Vills pit 25. yd. e.tch; the CCrAte At Is. lid. and is . 911. _ . Sold by every M:aciicine.Veri'der In the. United Kingdom. l'he Genuine lias si black ink Stamp, with the name of K. julthithis inserted on it. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY - ETA %VEST INDIAN, LIDICH'S CEIEBRATED BOTANIC. ENII3I:OCA.: ' TtON am, TABLE' EXTRACT, being a Snve teixn and Specific Re:Peaty , tor the GO UF, ti EU Mit - 'fISM, LUMBAGO', irc, which it never fails relieving by three or linir warm Applications. THE foll.wing respetlable Perßont . having de. rived great Benefit troth the Use of these Nlecticines,' given giv perinisoinn lorinserting their Nanvs, and .will tisty a, 1 , One in regard to its good Oh:as, who I may think , proper to lefer lo them : • Thomas Smitten, carpenter, of :r Rheumatic ro u t, in a rew ,d a ys. I. Hy, Gent. I'. Ridley, Gcut. G. Matthews,. (;,,,t.• tv, Merritt, Guiit. and Nlessrs. Rowed, Budget), Roberts, all o. Croydon. Mr. Alwen, Chelsim. Mr. Watkinwaii, near St. Girth Holborn. Mr. jay, King's Head, old lewry, Scrivens, City Cotre.house4 Nrr• i'. lack, Vt? fate Horse, Covent-garden. Mr. Rover, Star and, Gaite.r, Old Palace-yard; and a Gentleman at Carshalton, cured of a Rheumatic Gout in a fetv days. The above Armies arc prepared ao soid.by the Inventor,. Mr.' vyricit, NO. 4, Prince's•prace, Diike.trLet, James's, v. , ho has, appointed . Messrs. Barel:ty, and Sons, Fleet-niarket. London, his Wholesale. Agents.; by whom, re,wei , dale Venders and. the Public .in•general, may he sup- Pll,ll, and, whose tialneS, As a certain eritertnn of authenti city, will be engraved on the Stamp affixed . to each bottle , an, f, Sold - also retail by all Vcndera of Medicine in Town and Country, Plitt! :3, 9d, 44. 6d. or Ica. 6d. duty included No rega,•,l Will- he had to any Tenda in which the Price shall not 4c inserted In Word's at length, or that a ball not be detitTred to the before One otaer.ck on the al./ Friday, the .7sh J . Janua r y next, nor unless the Peeson who ,s n akes the Ten.- der, or some pendn on his behalf, ,attends to answer when called Jor, Eac& Tender mud also he accompa4ied by a Letter signed 4y teudreqouigle Persons engaging to !emre bound +;, itb flit 'Pair . * tendering, in the Penal Sum 01 Soo/. fr. the due perfa - mana. the Contrail. IC 111/ L takember 23, tStr . T IE COlll MIS= NERS P r VICTUALLING His 111.1yESTY'S NAP)' d , be , eby give Notice, That on Friday; the 17th of 3anuary next,' tky will be ,Tarty to re- . c,ive Tenders in writing, (sealed op), and treat Is.. the ing Olt: A PROVISI()NS so oh 11 , 14-Wi,Vbitt and Pettels at Halifax in Nova Scotia, Qeebec in Ca'nada, Norfol* is Pi?. ginia, and al the Island of Bermuda, (cosi:daily is one Con trM), for Twelve Months certain, front the Ist day o/ Jay next, iold further until Six Months' nye:rising shall be given 'on either side Jr the termination thereof: ro be sled for by payable with lntertst, Niney Days after date. The Conditions of the Contrati may Oe seen al Ike Sec; eta 9 's Office. Ss'egard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not ht inserted in words at length, or that shall nal be deliwted to the Beard before One o'clock on the said Frid,ty the 17th of 7a. ',my, next, ne' unless ihe Person who .m.ther the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, t, antwit.whin called Jab nor 'will any Tender tkat contains extravagant pricer stPon same articles, and. pricer much inferior to the real value upon others, be considered as peeper to be admitted, Rack:Tender must alto he accompanied by a Lettet rigged ly two rrsponti6/e-I'ersons,4eigagitog tc berwne iqth the l'Aly ienderiog, In the Penal Sum of 12,0301. fi,r the due pfrforenaoce of that Contrail. PICTUALLING 7 OFFICA, • Del ". 24, IBTT. THE COMMISSIONERSfir VICTUALLJAG al. ills MAYEStrs NAVY do beret) , give Notice, Tl:ai on Tuesdkir e the 3lst Inst. shy writ be remdy to neelvo Ten. ders in • Vtriting (sealed kr), and treat for 1.61 Sale of such of t h e TOI4 E S,,prodmerd from the Oxen to be slaughtered due. Inv& present Scam, in the Victualling Promises at aptfird t as rn.y not be required /or His Alajesty's Serviie, The Conditions - of the Contkan muy be seen at the Secretary's Offiet. • No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not he deliver. ed to the' Board hefire One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 31st Inst. nor unless the Perion who. makes the Tender, 0, some Person on his behalf attends, to annvor when culla for. Raub Tender swat. also he arcompastiethy a Lette sigma by two teep:.nsible Persons engaging to become bound with ar Party tessderinie, iss Ike Peiral Sun: of 2001, for the slite perfirmance of the Contract. CURE ()L STONE AND GRAVEL. R. PERRY, , Surgeon, Southampton-street,. kV.", illoomsbitry-square,l'roprietor of rt.llA MS'S 501... VENT, a mild, )ct efficacious Cure of Storm and Gravel, of thc , Bladder or Kidney s, acquaints the Public, :that he de. votes his whole.prpfessional attention to the above DLeiscs, and may be consulted at bia own house on 'Wednesday 3 Mitt Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent, in bottles ot t is. and ii. zc. Stamps included, two or which last correct the 'CitiCaltlUS diathesis in the flabit r anti thereby prevent the. Concretion of the Stone in persons of, a sedentary lite. Sold also at Bacon anti Co.'s, .50, Oxford' street ,• allet at Bolton's, front of thesltoyal Exchange, in bottles at 4s. 6d. &c. • . _ _ The Author's " on the Stone and travel,." Ninth E,iititin, price is, oil. pointing i•mt the Diei to be ob. served during the cure, with many extraorifinary . cAse% same perfect Recovery,• eved alter the, operation had been re. solved en, may be had at Neely anti Co.'s, lio:k sellers No • ' • 20, Paternoster-row. N. B. Ail Officer of 'high rink in the Army. and thought to be past recovery, is pertealy . cured by the Solvent, :Willi-• nistered under the approbatum of Sir LtKiti kept' s, Batt. atilt the Regimental &Arvin).