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'/C► C i 14TtTAIBER 6664.1 TTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. UTS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 15, their t ow Majesties zervats n will perform ( sth time) a new Seri°. Opera, ip Tll2-CC Acts, called NARENSKY. To which will be added (18th time), HARLEQUIN HARPER. O'n \ "Tonrlay,Narensv:; with Harlequin Harper, and everY tnirq,, till further no k iice. PrTHItATRE itOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.- s I ,IS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 15, will Re Performed Shalispeare's Tragedy of - • CORIOLANUS. To'whiell will he added the Farce of • nn 2 t ,. LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC.' havie,tl:o_nd a rty ! The Miller and his Men; with Midas, and and the Swans. _ „.„, . . . -I.4ATRE OF ANATOMY, WINDMML-STREET. It. BRODIE will begih his SPRING tiEs,c o Ultst di LECTURES on SURGERY, on WED '', , January 26, at Seven in the Evening ' w -...,.... :......_...... 5 :- ..........1.1.111/11.0•11.1.mm...i1M ANTED, at the West End of the Town, kad-- 1 , y. an APPRENTICE to the 11111,LINERY,• DRESS, NI. ''''SSF. Business. A Fremirtni is expectied.—For fur. , I t , bo lliOliculars, apply by letter, post-paid, directed to C P.. •,..,: J eff at Mr: Shaw's, 2„ Store-street, Bedford-square. C. ' • • , 1% ----- -------- , , 41 PATENT., IMPERIAL DINING-TA- N biZ'ES, and PATENT • TRAPA mAR GAR sErtpDs 44,1 -lING-TABLES; in one elegant Piece of Furniture, , ki:Pun rive new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa e , 1%, 4114 Chair Beds • Brass-s Crew Four Post, and Tent-- i'r - ',:, , Furniture ' and -Bedding complete.; Portable , Z• - •, 1 .44 - ' t h several other new invented and Improved articles pi,,', ll 'isZ; also a general and very extensive assortment of . ,-,"' r - ' 4 , Slid Cabinet Articles for furnishing llencs corn f, -.4 4 e ' - "Y,lna ti ‘ fectured where Families may-select and itit; -'e . i ' I 'll f n fl se in 'a few (Las's, avoiding the extreme v i ' l li s il h i tl e ne ca e e nf ‘ o va u iting . several Minghs - in completing their 1141.4; 44 ' 1 West India Articles, ArMy and Navy, &c. &c. by t r oil a ''' , lsii in nd Sanders, 16 and 17, Catlierine-strett, Strand, on \.,....:.. 1 1 , 05t moderate, for prompt. payment. . 4 )14;` , " --- - --- the icy fangs of churlish Winter.' TitCOUGHS. :HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CON . SUMPTIONS, &c. celebrated OXFORD LOZENGE is not I 'enti r " l T a certain Cnre for Colds and Coughs, but a Pre ptd „' Catarrhal Infectionother Medicine Las ever th e — power of etfectin7 such an amaing - improvement ll)liZgans of the human voice as thiS fragrant, Lozenge.- 4 Re of ;, 11 .ftiters it: the Pulpit or at the Bar will find that the elegant Medicine will clear the voice from hoarse triu bu skiness',.and render it melodious,,stiong,and tlexibte. 4 . 1 g( 1 );. t °41 Y is requisite 'to convince the amateurs of fine sing -4 ;01(1 syowerfal effects- - t lreet: \‘' nl esale - and retail-, by-Bayley and Blew, Cock spur , Butler, No. 4; Cheapsitte ; and Vade,,No. 4G, Corn t ky i b k ,.. t ai I, by Sano-er, 150, Oxford street, London ; Mun fltr);tuartdoi and per 'every 'respectable vender in town and -s• WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, • • SAItACEYS HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, I le best Accommodation for 'Travellers, good Beds, 111 -• choice Liquors, altif model ate Charges. t f ollowing Post. Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the S'aracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. t4ETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, t Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Sahsbury,New Post Coach, ii ' k c' s : Morning at half •t S . o'clock, throtlgh Honitow, past Six II •-shot 11 , c a t tra_Bridport, Blandford, Baiiugstoke, att. Q,44," N, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Hun,inhg -Iwßoyal Mail Coach, sets out et-Coaches—Coac es apncatrat Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. tyl'al.lq:ealina,nd_BßlST an Flying Post-Coaches, thraingh 've at , N 1 cattle, and Marlborough, eVery Afternoon ; i 4 -•T aat ' • May's, the Greyhound Inn,. Bath and the Lon -I",iii ' li t Thomas -street, ••and the Swan, ' Bristol - 7c next . ta. l ', 4 k,Tl : •oaelie s to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, & 01' ' l ' Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets ' Out Eight o'clock'; carries Four Insides onl y, brid,.?'s.ta i ,, f ..'4lbly easy, with C•rai'cl throughout. Passes t° the (',", 'lSeNv . ark, I. l et a f;or ' d Doncaster, and Ferry , next day at ' Noon. Not 4114at?ding- ( 'olden Lion, " to h e de MlC( . )m , moi , l l4 E ee x i i) s yclition of this Coach, it is „ et on the most agreeable and complete Public Con• 44-1 " `ue North Road, being unequalled accoarmo ,1{1?,1a,,,a.!1Y othe r - • 'horte,;',l', L anc a s ter , • Prestoir Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton,. "(iti ho rde AL ' rstana• ' Post-Coaches, every Aftet )t a V, a i e o'el G 7 . a ded b- • L 4140•riti' v V, I o o t ` alt " " G r retna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, 4 1 1 - w, Cammick, a rts of Scotland CamperdoWn Coach (Daily) . - 1 'nth Newcastle and ' Edinatugh, new Coach, performed aSt (imaril throughout, st•ts out every Morning at half •k I • y PiNewqrk itetford, Tadeaster, Dar ass ' t e clTT) 'No . rt '( ll:llPerio a n,' Durham,: Morpa:tli„ Flncl Berwick. t he a ‘ 'gers finding themselves fatigued' trom the length of reefr„ 4r : 4 ey, may rest what' time ..tliey please, and they. i%•• I ' 4 Wittimat any additional Fare. .J. .Cl,ark, land, '' , 4 4 ;l,', ee lley-street, York, runs CoachestoSucderlan flail, ,llROZ H agh,,Ni'llitliy, and outer places. , "GENORTII and Yi• alsal new .Post-Coach, every enina 11\r el s * "Vtv iir'PerOL Post Coach, to carry fain . sets out ththroughlitterworth, High Cross, Hincli ' s 'ar r ' i; 4 PC, Tantw'orth, Litchfield, Ullesthurp, Knutsf oid, caja n, Northanipton, and Dunstable. Penrith, and VAThitebaren, Post-Coach, goes r et „a lF 4nr Il4tries and - a Guar; the way. Passes through A PPlrb ' v • Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterie , tiaaii4rbridge Wi ' ,therhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran '4ll a „ " ,.`t near ' est way bv la out et•try Ntorn . iug a the journey with -the , greateit - . as . - ttlet'elers• detained On the Road ,by business or pia.asure t hat e tle xtV ar ,advanta• ` -e of their Seats I.,eing secured in the °kb 6 j - Wl a • T*l)to',-"CYIELD Post-Coach, every Mc: Wing, half-past . )c eit l . Newp rt Whitclnitch, Tarporlcy, Naatwieb, Pi'crt e l :: ? e l l ell .,l_ and Nli ' titliea .' vicb, Post-Coach, every Evening, as • SU N ('`-},- • ot an ti tßl,AN t —r ) ; Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every -° ••the Geor Inn, Siiii'derland. and eti •• Lit Winslow, C. ongletou, Newcastle, 's,Palsal, ~,•••,1-IR`l,),.va-,•,,darupto'n, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. Wellington and ShiSnal, Post-Coach, t ; :t eal i nce of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every •• 4,0, F l it Five o'clock, Guarded.Aßham . } „ I ELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the . Rock ery Morning'. - m 'ach, roN, \Vinchcster, Alresfarel, and Alton tu,„;`eYY Evening. ' • oa t e",3I INGF IAM Mercu r y Past Coach, with Guard, sets '"nit'e ever Aft ernoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Saracen'sasses by Oxford, Enston Shipstoue, t Birmingham. tleatl, Bull-street, aiqlCastle Inn, Birming ljlItv~h• lINGITAM, Warwick,• and 'Leamingtcn, e ver , Morning. • New a • Post Coac,_LL, Nortlicave, Howden t Thorn, and Doncaster, P_o i s i t : It ad. ,•! l _, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the II If it), Myton-tirate, Halt'. Ver; K VPORD, Ware, Hodtlesdon,. and Cheshunt Coach, • am:fling - • '4, (Yr i TtNliiig and Edmonton, Coach, Daily, at Half-past ! Ck l it 9lf-past Two, Half-past •Foar, and Half-past Seven Itri • , th c Y..IAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint ableirfrriends and the Public, thlt they will not be account , i t , ',or any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of more than aide,`Punds Value, if lost ordamaged, nuless entered as such 1 - 1 , 1 oald for acc°l rld" 1.1 at the Saracen's-Head Inn, Suon - Lond oo. rass engers and Parcels are b oo k e d f u r the above ,es, at HAtchett's New White Horse Cellar Coach-Othce, :• 77,,„„4 SATURDAY, JAN ITA)II.V . 15, 1814. AZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stockbrokers, respectfully inform the Public, that the ICEW STATE LOTTERY, consisting of only 12,000 Tickets, will be - drawn in Two Days, viz. the ikh and 26th TtlIS MONTH. • THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of - L. 20.000 2 of. lO,OOO • 2 of. 3,000 ' 2 of. 2;00 05 &C. •TICKETS and SHARES, in great Variety of Numbers, are selling- at to Office, No. ROYAL EXCHANGE, Lon 'ion. BRANSCOMB and PERRY, No, 1, Holborn Bars,,,corner of Middle-row, sold in -the late ,Lottery 'Contract 8305, the only 420,2001. i❑ eleveh Stares; and 2931, the last ever drawn of 50001. ; besides sev^ral 10001. - 5001; &c. &c. al! in Shares. ,_...... ............... , TICKETS - and SHARES in a variety of Numbers are on sale at the above truly fortunate Office for the,LOTTERY which begins drawing ),11-7.I;PTUESDAY; containing --- e....,pf.... L.2a,-oo 1. 5 . .of L. 3000 2 10,00 i 2 9000 - . Besides 25 of 10001. 50.01:&e. &c. and only 12,000 Tickets. N. B. Branscornh and Perry's - only Office is the Corner House, Holborn Bars. This Day were published, . . .• In Two large Volumes,'Octaro,: price 11. lf;s. id boards, TI . .XVERIMENTAL RESEARCHES con ! '4l` cerning the Phil6Sophy of PL:ItNIANE.I:P COLOURS; and the best,Meani of•producing them by Dyeing, Calico Printing, &c. • By. EDWARD BANCROFT, M.D. Fellow - of the Royal Society of London, and of the Aitcrican Academy of Arts and Sciences, of, the State of • Maslachit set's Bay. , • Printed for T. Cadell and W:Davies; Strand, London ; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. N 4 B. This Work, in its enlaigedslate, n•itl include every thing deemed by -the 'Author 'worthy of being. preserved•, which was conta►ned in the volume piblished by him in the year 1794 ; together with many very twit additions con cerning the different ,Wlijetts comprehe:►ded therein, at hl the varutus New Articles 'Muted, to render the Work con , - plete, according to flr.:".Aktlior's original Plan. He Lad in tended.and earnestly wisbed to print the AiLlitions and t'ic rectiOns now made, in a7'sepatate : Volume: but finds that, on account of their number and variety, an.l of the whole being differently arranged, his doing so would nut actounno date the possessors of the former Publication. ORNSBY and Co. beg.' leave to remind the JL JL Public, that the STATE LOTTERY begins Draw on TUESIrAY NEXT, and that' tbev have on Sale a grand a grand Sulection.of Capital Prizes.. The increasing . demand fee TICKETS and SHARES at their office, is far beyond their most sanguine expectation. HORNSBY and Co. were ItiEthly.gratified in the Last Lot tery, by Sharing among their Friends a 20,0001. 10,0001. be- Sides Prizes of 10001. 3001. 3001. 2001. &c. in Sixlv-three Shares, .and the Money paid as soon as Drawn, at No. 2G, CORNHILL. • N. B.—Orders by Post or Carrier executed on the same Terms as if present. BISTI solicits the Holders of any outstancl ja: • in;; Prizes h3ught to either 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARINn-Cii.aSS, to bring then for Payment, or Exchange them for ' 7 'i,'l,:ets Shares In the LOTTERY to be Drawn tie loth or T ; Scheme of which contains Prizes of:. L 20,000 2. Prizes 0f..... L 2,000 -- • 10.0)0 4 3JOO- 6 &c. &c. &c. 2 2 Ot„it Scherv?..s 771 th l'Articalars may be had gratis, and al 1 Bnsines.s in the:l' 'ic Fundotransacted with fidelity and dis patch, by:nisi:SU, at - 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. TUESDAY NEXT; iSth THIS MONTH, January, STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. _TEN THOUSAND POUNDS fur the Fi6t-drawn Prize above ,£2O. - 110I'CHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co: re spect:tilly inform the Public, that the STATE LOT TERI will begin Drawing 18th JANUARY. The Second Day's Drawing will he the 26th JANUARY. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of £20,000 2 2 . :3,000 2 4 &c. &c. &c. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.-the Contractors for the present Lot- . tvry, at theit Others, Bank-buildings, Coriahill, and Charing- Cross, w'.iere they Sold, in the- Lotteries drawn last Sep s...,inier and Never.Ahrx , the following Capital Prizes, imFortyz, eight Shares : '3,354 L.20,050 4,285 .. 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I ] , irds,Reptiles, Serpents, Fishes, Insects, and Worrut. - Arranged acCtu ding to the System of Linn,cus. • • By the Rev: W. 815 11 1 , E1 7 , :\.M. Fellow of the Lliimeart Society, &c. I. &c. " The labour-of nearly two years, and the - ciirefol Can of alitittst title thousand - volumes, are solid proofs of the compiler's diligence and prsever:ilice. yroni the these mtectiotes the young of both Sexes unsy reap much ,nt,r- • taininent•m4l instruction, without encountering a single pas sage Which can alarm • the modesty or wound those feelings which constitute the ornament and comfort qf our condition. —Monthly Review.. London: Printed for F.' C. and J. Alrington ;• Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brawn; J. Wialleer; Darton and Co. ,C., Pw; E. Jeffery • R.; Schnley r. Booker; • S.ierwood anti Co. ; Cradock and Joy;' Gale and Co.; and Twenty Years Experience bai proved that - the' most effectual and safe -Remedy for the CURE vf COUGHS, COLDS, AsTumAs, noorrsc; COUCe2I, and all Obstructions of the Breast and Lungs, is nnquestionahfy " • TIMID'S ORIGINAL VECTORAL BALSAM OF HOREHOUND, an elegant. Preparation,from thEt . . well-knoWn Herb ; it has obtained the pre-eminence (be yondprecedeno for the Cure of the above.. Complaints, of which tbe. authenticity . can be a. , certained, by application at must of the respectable A: enders o 4 Medicine,- in all the yin cilia! Cities and Towns in the" Kingdom ; the popularity and good effeetS of this invaluable- Medicine need no superfluous comments, as the extensive demand proves its superiority us a public Medicine to give immediate relief. The Public will please to observe it cannot- be genuine, unless each bottle is inclosed id an Affidavit ; attested at the Mansion-house, Lon , - don, Jane 7th, 1E0,5; and signed in his own h .Ind. -. Sold in bottles at 10s. 6d.45. 6d 2s. 9d. and Is. 94. each' EdwarM, F. Ncwhery and,Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard' `Sutton, Bow Chilreh-yard; Ilarelav and Sons, Fleet-market; John Evans, 42, Long-lane; Re.Tolinston, Greek street, Soho: Sanger, 150; Oxford-street; Green, 'Barbican . ; 'Weston and Co. Strand ; by the only Proprietor, R. Ford C Gus well-terrace, near Islington, froth Barbican 4ad by R. But ter, London. To EAST and WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and Rt..-ssu. MER,CIij:..NTS. • . • P. HEATH, of Nottirigharry, informs' the ... Merchants of .eaviand, and Traders in general, that for the convenience ha. placed his jUNIPLR ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, and other Medicines, in the hauls of E. EDWARDS, 66, St. Paui's Church-Yard. This Essence is a safe, etfecttml, and Rieasant Remedy in Flatulencies, 'Gouty a'ndCholiclty Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, klysterics, Sea-sickness, Nadsfea attend ant on Pregna.ncy,Relaxationand Lassitude *rising fronr.kt .keiasedicrinjleitt....Want of - Apßeite, Injurie from locleme.ot abuse of spirituous Littalrs 2 ?nct in the spas fluidic - " wen tt; Infants,—adapting the nose to the urgency of the CRT,- Eamile Xedicine, or for the Army or Navy, it r.iil be found a • yalunGle acquisition. Juniper Essence of Peppermint is so welll - mown as a. vain- . able Family Medicine, that the principal obj.ct of this ad vertisement is to . guard purchasers against the nurnerons - Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggists, Ste. es&cia;ly if the order - is for EZportation. The only Caution J. .P Heath can give, is,to see that . J.p. H o , h, Nottin g ham, is engraved in the Government stamp. Sold Wholesale and Retail, by E. Edwards, No. GB, St. Paul's Church-Yard, in Bottles &d. and is. • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, ew Bridge-street, London. HONOURED SIR, Edinburgh, March IS. BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, J'had been afflicted with the Lues Venerea ; 'which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribud by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un slergoing several severe courses of salivation, (tad twice •lis ehargettfrom.the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the,most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly SO put a period. to my existence—l bad.a large ulcer on the crown-of inv i head; one on each aria; -and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and.had hi en iipa •state of ulceration fur the last seven years; my left. -L d also two large nodes on it', was very much diseolonved, ant! gave me such excruciating , pain, particularly when,warin in tied, as nearly to' deprive toe of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended ,by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May ; in the course of.a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed- , - soon after, the sores on my legs healed, also; leaving, how ever, considerhble diseolouration in the skin, and pain in the bpne of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a, little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin.regaiiiing its natural h tie, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—J thus bee.c.;:7, by your liberyl advice and medicine, perfectly free are former . complaints-Lhave recovered , my.. former anal strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which continued many mouths to't he astonishmentof ail me, I aui at a loss in what. terms to expres,s vii , beg•you., for the...ood of (Wilt . safferlng ' ;1;.• this my cas as puliliCds possible, as I Shall •on -• • • ; in so doing' you will greatly oblige,,; Sir, ,yaur grateful, obedient, very humble sei.vaur, • • • ALEX. MURK.E.4. • Swann.'s Close, High-Street, Edinburgh. . WitaesSesitipthe e.bove, John Thompson . , No. 3, New poultry MarlTet, Etrittbur), ; John Mclntosh; Old , Assembly Close, Edini4urgii.. "Prepared and sold by tilt sole Proprietor, THO:viAS TAY LOP, nember of the' Royal College of SurgeonF, at iris house, No. P, New . Bridge-street, London; wheat., itltyr a constant residence of more,than 33" years, in a practice ottrti.• cularly'directed to the cure ofVenereal Complaints anti those incidental to :the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of hi; profe,;sioir should always &nerve in such cases, he flatters himself the advice, cruel. asiistance gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, wilt be esteemed, 4'a-discerning Public, as'au advantage seldom attainably, ittcl void of nil ambiguity. .Also sold, by his appointhlent, for the.ennvenience of those livineat a distance, at the - Perfunie'r'S, No. 35, 1 ,4.. Alba street, Pall-Mall; the Toyshop i No. 10A, Oxford-street; Mr. Disburough's, NO. 7; rish-street-biil; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge' Edinburgh; Atr. M'Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in every ctinsillerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of o;fly.s. each, stamped, and sealed up with fall and plain directions, • whereby persons, of either sex may, cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. • ' , N. Jd.. Every Box sold in Great 7 Brilain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is ' whited, at the Stamp Office—T. Tay'or, No, 9, New Bridze-str , :et--- to imitate whielt is Fuluny, 'and all others arty counterfeitsi - - ) .14 d 4 - ,...y5i •