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PALMER ; :1 ", r; M G „ 6° l7 : o e il'a i r c T a , l i i rs Mr i'r)VV P ß E L . L 1417 a H Mary Woodlarld,l Miss NI E,LLON ; lufrvit • .. Einrria, Mrs. IORDAN. .7‘i'h.f ter which 'will he performixl. ad time! : a new Grand A l. ":"`.` '• legorical Parttbrnimic d Speacte, called _ • . CI.NDER .LIA ; 2 i . Or, THE LITTLE c; , ..ASS-SLIPPER. Froducod under the Diteeliou 'of Mr. BYRNE The Princii)al tharatrt;rs by R NE. Mt. It I MA1...131 roNt, Nli. CANIP, - Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss TY R.!: P.. Miss B. MEN :WE, l',Y RN E. The OvertQre,;§ongs,and Chorusses, entirzlyuc:v, compos ed by Mr. KELLY. With entirely -new Scenery, desistr..ai anti ex:lcute:i by Mr. C'frt. wont, Aac new Machineriabel Deeor.ni,os, und,:r direalon of vc • t 16,4,15-tow On .Thurserty.,..tchAiTe et Two Husbands. On Friday, the Comedy of As You Like It ; Rosalind, 4 new-Corr.ecly, in Fi VC iiits,call d Thz Soldier's Dau,7,11. ter, is ia prermration, and n: iii be produced as soon as possible. THEATRE -ROYAL, :COVENT-GARDEN. TO. MORROW EVENING, Jan. 4, 1804.,' he peq; , rmed, • THE ENGLISH FLEET 'IN 1 34 2. The Characters by Mr. HILL, Mr. BENSON, Mr. BeLANCHARD, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr, MUNDEN, Nil. CLAREMONT. Mrs. GLOYdi.R Mrs. FIUNIPHR EFS, MIS. DA V UNTO R'l', Signora 'STO KALE, N li" MARTYR, .Miss GAUI)RY. wyrst • lIARLEQUIN's RACES ; w ith n „ . s Or, Ttm E BEATS - ALL ; r Machinery, Dresses, and Decorati nis. kiverture Music entirely new, and compocied by Mr. DAVY. Principal Pantomime oi:traders by Mr. B , LOGNA, jun. Mr. KLANLRT, Master MEN •,GE. Mr. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. DULldojs, (with a So ti;). !qrs. YKEI)F.I2ICK. ;With a.PAS ScilL by Miss H. BOLOGNA. Principal Vocal Charati, , s by Mr. BLANCHARD, -Mr. K . 1N13 . , ,Mr. Mrs-BRAMWELL, Miss MARTYR. 'Some favouritz Pieces ofScenic Nrac.hinery fromharleq uin obei , ,n, other liriput:ar Entertainments. The New- Pantomime will be performed every Evening till further notice. • • The New Opera of The English Fleet will be Per formed every Night this Week except To-morrow, on which Evening will be perfornleAtile Iwragedy of Alfonso. On Monday, King Henry the tourth. . . ItIEDICAL THEATRE, S r. BARTHOI.OI\II.I , 4"t - HOSPITAL. 1-1-tr. SPRING COLT,StS of LECTURES will begin at thi s Th e atr e i n the f o ll ow i ng or d er: On tit . -is tiro Ry and PRACTICE of I%4EDICINTE, by Dr. ROBERTS and Dr. POWELL.- CLIt iCAL LEC TURES; on Seled Cases occurring in the Hospital, tivili be occasig,nally given 1,• - : Dr. ROBERTS. On A SI ATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABERNE aIIy: - On thk THEORY .and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr: ABERNE THY. Oti CH EMISTRY'and the MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. POW ELL On MIDWI I I , RI" nnd tlie DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, )y 1)r. TiTYNNE. A-natonnLal Leciures begin cn Thursday, Jan. 59, 18n4, at T , ..po'Clock. . • N yurth er part i culars may be known, by ar plying to Mr. t‘ lc h () lson, at the Ap ot hecaiy's'Snop, • St. Bartholomew's Hospital. GRAND-SURREY CANAL. 3 BRICKLAYERS, CANAL CUTTERS, and E- N,,,,..,- GINE MAKERS. ° 1 ik-; . E..is hi r...by given that all Pevioos (Us posed to ( 7 ontrad for EXCAVATING the .EN ANCE BASON, near the - Thames , at - Rotherhithe, l)erdfocrmig ,the Masonry, Brick Work, ere.. of.the. Walls. Pro °n ' tru4 ing. the necessary LockS, may deliver. sealed posals„, either for the' whole 'or' part of the Works, -.ad dressed, to the cotbmittee-, at- their, Office, ... „ . Will's Coffee house, Corniiill, on F in the Evening Th e ~; tidily the ,f 3 flJanuary, at Six o•Clcy,k. -. ."(= runs, Specifications,' and Sedions, may he seen, on , a his Office, near the King's. Mills, PPlication to Mi% Rowe, the Engineer, zt between,the hours of Nine and Twelve o'Clock. . . . Rotherhithe, any morn ifig • Tenders may a l so be' delivered at the s.onc time for- t STEAM ENGINE, of the poWer of Ten Horses, for draining the Works of the said Canal at Rotherhithe; the Particulars of which to be known .is aboVe. Security tvill be required for the due execution of these Contrads. By Order of the Committee, EDWARD D. lONts, • Clerk of the Comp..ny. De c• 3r, 1803. GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, . Pall-Mall, Cornhill, and LomVard-street. rA.Pri' A L ONE MILLI ON STERLING ; the whole to. be raised before the 15th Marchi 1806. DIRECTORS. . Sir Frederick Morton Eden, Bart. Chairman. . Sir T h , . , ‘, • 11.0e3.,e.opoilus ...k,ctcalte, Bart. M. I . Deputy Chairman. I-i. c.tt',-ter Andrews, Esq.NI.P. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. M.P. Tlioiri a l lne, Esq. Ald. M.P. Frederick John Pigou, Esq. Willi am b a e `,7 3 . juo. Esq. • Sir M. W. Ridley, Dart. loscph Dor ..a l'"es, Esq. M.P. M. P. al, E. NViliiain Dtincan''r. John Richard Ripley, E. ...s. Sir R. Carr Glyn,o G. A. Robinson Esq. Isaac L. Golds Mid; F. in . -art Ald Sir Walter Stirling, B ar t. Esq.NI.PI Claes Grill, Esq. .'. . A. Shakespear, lames 'Faddy, Esq. John Latham, Esq. M. D. Robert Taylor Esq. Frederick 11 ll' ' • 1 0 mg, ...:.ci: Cita. Edw. ‘Vi i liono. Esq. Llward - Moses, E ;Ai G lynn Wynn, E". TW ) MAS H. WILKINSON, Sec. RATES of INSURANCE against LOSS by FIRE. Per er Ann. Brick B u ilfiintr,s and I.;onds n ot h azar dous therein Cent. p 2 S• ° Ci - Brick an , i Thither Buildings and. Goods not hazardous therein _ ~. - . - 3$ od. Thatched douses and Goods therein , - ss. od. rarrhiug Stock (all owe d on any part of the Farm) 2S. 6d. ' Shipping in'any Port, ['arbour, or Dock in Great 136- lain ' - - - - , - -3 . - d - s e. Insuranczs may be effeaed for a snorter period than One Year. Insurances for Seven Years are charged only Six - Years . Premiums. Polices gratis, when the Annual Premium • Amounts to 6s. The Coiniiany effea Insurannees on Lives'and Survivor ships.; npOti which no Entrance.Monev or Admission fees Are required. Insurances on single Lives may be effeetcd for !One year ; for two, three, four, Live six, Feven,vight, or qine year, or for the whole perio of Life. The Company like. wisp ytint ..21 deferred Annuities. Limuon, 1843. • ARMY AND NAVY ,EQUIPACiIf.. f'PATEN TCA VIP BEI)STEA Furni. Mattrasses, and Bedding complete are very resped . fully recommended to Gentlemen . as being tire most portable and superior to any others Made in • London ; Marquees, rents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles;* •Sea Cots, Sofa Beds .and Chairs, for on• Board Ship ; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-scr'ew Bedsteads, for East 'and kVest.lndies, and. ail Foreign Climates, at . • MORGAN and SA.NDERS's • Patent Bedstead. Manufadory and Wale-Rooms, No. 16 awl t 7. Catherine-Street, Strand. MORGAN and SAND F.RS's New invented Imperia l . Dining. Tables, allowed to be the most complete and elegant set of Tables ever* yet inveoted, are very portable packing in a Box, but ten Inches deep. • N. B. The fashionable Sofa-Bed and "hair-Iled bYareL house. TUESDAY, JANUARY' 3, STATE LOTTERY, 1303, DtEGINS DRAWING the 9th of JANJARY SCHEME. • No. of Prizes. Vat. of each. Total Value... • 2 of £20,000 is £40,000 t .... 2 - 10,000 - 20,000 t 1, , t,11;i: - . 2 - Siooo - 10,000 3 - 2,000 - 6,0n0 6 - ',coo 6,0c0 •t o . Soo - s,occi 3. co - 200 • - 4, 000 1 4 5 0 • 109 - 5,000 t . . o - so - 5,000 I' ' 6,32,5 - 23 - 126,500 26,0p0 Tickets £2.27,;00 First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day. - - £.20,000 Dim) Last Day - - - - - s,oco Aro part of the abeve Capitals. TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE; and the PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. PRESENT PRICE. - * C. 17 to 0 half - - q 2 o Eighth . - 7 0 - 4 12 o Sixteenth - - I 3 6 NEXT MOWDAY TH LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. IBISH, Contraftor for tlle present Lottery, • respeafully acquaints the Public, that the days of Drawing will be. as under Tickets Tickets. Monday January 9 2,6 c, Thursday January 26 2,600 Saturday January 14. 2,60 D Satlirday anuary 2S 2,600 Wednesday January 18 2,600 Tuesday January 31 2,60 Saturday January 21 2,630 Thursday February 2 2,6;:0 - Tuesday January 24 2,600 j Saturday February 4 2,6c0 The Drawing will, finish each Day about half past Three o'clock, the remainder of that afternoon, and the intermetiate days will be for the Sale or Exchanging of Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn. Tickets and Sh4res arc now Selling at the old Established Offices No. 4, Cornirill, and No. 9, Charing-cross, where the following Capital Prizes, in the late Lottery. were Sold.: In Shares. 1 Whole Ticke:s. N. 8221 - £.20,0n0 1 -No. 6790 - ~C. loco 5342 - - 'coo 1 2626 - - 500 litid the Prizes paid on Demand. SECOND ENGLISH - STATE LOTTERY In" 1803, Begins Drawing Monday, 9th January, 1804. THE TicKE I'S are sold and divided into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGIIT4i, and SIX TEENTHS, ; , N HAZARD, LURNE and Co: Stock- Brokers, at their State Lottery-Odice, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where els: en their ac count. All Shares sold at this Office wilt be stamped agrecalole to Act of Parliament, and a:so with tile, Crown, and runt it, " Hazard and Co.'s tottery-Otlice."— , Letters, pc t-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratia (:*- Country Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, Post-office Orders, or Cash, nt parcel by coach or carrier, punertu.3lly atien.icil to ; and Corespondents inay depund on neing treated exactly Same Terms as if per sonally present. THE STATE LOTTERY, Begins Pritwing the 9th of this Month. THE Tickets pt Shares arc 5....11in on the, Lowest Terms,' at NI C H() LS( )N's Royal Ex change State Lottery ()like, No.. 88, Cornhill, the East Comer of Royal Exchanhe, London. by whom siie foilowing Capital arises have been -lately Sold a:,(1 Shared, viz No. 17,993, 20,0001. in Sixteen Shares-5499 io,oool. in Eight Shares-20, r 34, 50001. in Eleven snares -23,481. 20.90a1. in a Wh..ie Ticket-42,700, TO 0001. in Eight L,glith Shires-23.339, 50001. in Whole . Ti cket-28.322, 24.0a01. 111 Shares - 9.4)5, t0,=031. in a %V hole Ticket -- i 9,004, 10,0001. in a %Vhole . "Clexet -43,978, 40001. in twelve Snares-19,896, 50001. in Eleven Shares--7785, 20,0001. in a Whole TicKet - 17,025, tooool. in Shares- 17,049, ici,oool. in a Whole Ticket - 40,6 6, 10,0001. in a W hole Ticket -44.014, 2e,0001. ni a ',Vitale T.,:ket-52,613, 10,0001 in Shares- 25,565, 500 01. 30.875, .5° ( ? 01 • and 4,777, soool. in Whole Tickets, besides tttany o; 20001. ',loot. and 5001; each. Money• La -Prizes as soon as Drawn, and in full, without -.any Deduction * two months - after the Lottery has finished Distil g. Ticker's and Shares registered at Sixpence per Number. .304.- SECRETARY'S OFFICE § CHELSEA HOSPITAL, 3 ist December, OW.' T HESE are,by . order of - die Right Honourable the Lords and.btliers, ConftnissionerX for managing the Arfairs of-the ROYAL HOSPITAL at CIIELSEA, to give • Notice, that ail Out-Pensioners (as well Lettt,rmen as others) belonging ;to tiie said Hospital, residing in. Lcinden, or within twenty-five miles thereof, ate required to appear Personally, and Regimentally, at the Secretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the respeetive days undermentioned, *hen attendance will be given from Nine . o'clock in the Morning until Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, vii. On THURSDAY the gth January, iBO4. • - The Pensioners from the tst and ail Regiments of Life Guards; the late Ist and ad Troop* of Horse Guards; the late ..ist and ad-Troops o) ; Horse. Grenadier Cua sds; the Royal Horse Guards (Blues); the“Dragoon - Guards, the 1 4th. and 7th Re giments of„ Horse;. all the Dragoons and Feilc , ble Cavalry; the 'British Legion of Horse, with the Waggon • • On FRIDAY the 6th January. The Pensioners from the at and Coldstreom Regiments of Foot Guards. • On SATV DAV the 7th Januar t• The Pensioners 'from - the 3d iteghtent of Foo!. Guards, and those from the :sr to the ttth iteg,iments of Foot, :•uclusive. On MONDAY the 9th January. • Those from the. 12th to the 33th Regiments of Foot, * lnclusive. .On A TIII::.SDY , the- ;6!h, Janua ry. Those from the 36th to the 55th Regiments of Foot, inclusive. On WEDNESD.AV the .tith January. Those frOm the both to the Eyth Regiments of Foot, inclusive. • •, On •TiII.IRSI).AY the 12. th - January. • Those from the ()nth to the 135th Regiments of Foot inch] , sive ; also the Pensioners front the-Queen's German Regiment, the African Corps, Loyal Ics);. Lord Strathavtn's, Slajnrs Wal ler's, ElLad's, and -Fish'i•Corps, the Queen's hangers, Fencible Corps, Royal Garrison tiattaVutis, Cinque Port, and Lancashire Volunteers, the. Royal licrspital Curpa, alSo the American and other Corps, with the • On VRIDAY the :3111 , January. • Those from the Inderetrdeqi Comp4Mus pf Invalids, Reduced Regiments of Marines, and Lettermen. . 'On. gAlil.3 RDA the t4th 'January. • • • ' The Serjrants.frora the Foot-C,:itirds at Nittep,.nce per diem, the Serjeants, Corpo4ll, and Ptivate Men who receive the increased Peosiun on account of Blioduess; as also the Serieants dr:banded from - the 14'e Independent Compaiti - t, Who receive 'One Shilling per day; with the PiT72tC GC:UIf:III , CA wino receive Annt‘ities from the late tst and ta :Fr ,aps of forse.Gttards. , . And that all '../ut-I'cr.st , :iers ;:is well (lettermen as others,) belmging to the said A-11gi - ,!Jter distance - than twenty-five miles ilose:m Scotland and Ire _land, are 'lerebv repire.Land- cow:in:el:led, atter the ?.sth of June next, an.lafte; j.ine, and 251 h of I)ecem .ber, utnii turth'..r. ers, to d'ovii4 ta'cine of Ills Majesty's Justices of tie eeaze, izi 'he neig!)bouihood where-they reside, and mike the following Affidaviti which the said Magistr,te for the County, City; lior,ugh, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, -will sign and date, viz came before me, one of His Majesty's Jus tices of fhe Peace for the County ot , and made Oath ‘` that he was admitted an Out. Pensioner of Chelsea hospital, " - oil the day of ' 17 (or ;3 ;, from the Regi " merit of . ° - ,commanded by, ; was " then aged a'acint years, served in the Army 'years, " :vas discharged for • ' and that he is no otherwise " provided fur by the Public. hut as a Pensioner of the said Hos " pital, and now lives in the Parith of , in the " County of . . Sworn before me, this day of 113 ." The Affidavit, drawn according to the aLiove form, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put .up in a cover, and sent by the General Post, diretted thus : " To the Right Honourable the Paymaster General, at the Horse-Guards, London:" And Counterparts dr Duplicates of the said Affidavit, arc to be re. served by the Out-Pensioners Tespeiltively, to be exhibited to such persons as shall be dircaed to pay them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pensions, are the real persons entitled to receive the stole. And to the end, that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital- may be satisfied that the PensiOners are the sante persons who have passed their Eicarnination, it is hereby furtherdireded, that such of them who have served in, and have been discharged from, any of the Regiments, or In dependent Companies of Invalids.„•are not to .mention, in .their Affidavits sock Regiment, or Company of Invalids in which they served last, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army, from which they were first 'discharged, and recominended, and re ceived at Cheisaa Hospital. ' And as the general • Payments in Great Britain and Ireland, at the end of the ensuing six months, are generally regulated by the places of residence mentioned by• the Pensioners who are mustered at Chelsea in person, and in the body,of the Affidavits of those who live at a distance; it is hereby ordered and di reded, that no person who shall change the place of his abode, given in at his Muster, or specified in his Affidavit aforesaid, anti who may apply for his tension, (exeepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such place ot abode), shall receive the same, unless it aipears by the Certificate of respeCtal4 persons, that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which he or they • could not foresee or prevent. - -Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the Pay . Lists of the said I lo,pital, or be entitled to recfeive any benefit therefrom, who shall /lot aa agreeably to these orders and diredtions. (: EORQE RUST, Secretary and Register. AGRICULTURE. On the Ist of October was published, the First Number of a New Volume, and on the Ist Oa) of &try Month will continue to be published, Price 2s. each, a N timber of THE ANNALS of AGRICULTURE ; or, I FARIVIER's MAGAZlNli,consistingof original Pa pers. Experiments, and Observations, of Accounts of all new Improvements and Discoveries in the Practice.of Agriculture, and of Proceedings of Agricultural and other useful Societies, illustrated with Copper-plates. By ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F.R.S. And Secretary to the Board .of Agriculture.. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard, to whose care CommultiCations should be addressed; and sold by john Archer, Dublin i• by E. Balfour, ,Edin burgh; and by all other Booksellers.. Of whom, in a . tew weeks, !nay be had, in one very large Volunie Quail°, illustrated by 6s Cippzr-pates, a Com plete System of Pradieal Agriculture, in all its Branches, including every modern Improvement, price two guineas and a halt in boards, by K. %V. Dickson, M. D. 'ot Hendon, in Middlesex. TO SCHOOLNIASTERS. -This Day was published, price is. a new Edition, enlarged, I AN A• N ADDRESS to INSTRUCTORS and PA RENTS, on the RIGHT CHOICE • and USE of. BOOKS in every II anch of Education; pointing out their I respective merits, - and the order in which they should be suc cessively adopted. Inscribed to the London Society of Schooimasters, to aid whose excellent .d.:sUut the profits of the puLdicition will be annually By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. • j Reaor of Newport, and late Master of the Granunar School in that "fown. I Fly means of this Praztical Work Tutors and Parents may be enabled to instruet young persiins; of both sexes, with Ore -1 cision, in every useful .and polite branch of modern. &Rica -1 lion, in considerably less time than. usual, and at a fourth of the expence that is generally incurred in the purchase of ! Books. Publisiied by Thomas Reynolds, Oxford -street, and sOld I by thz Booksellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Cdinbarglii and I (,tisEow ; and by - ail Bobksellers - in general. FREEHOLD ESTATE, in ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM,. consist ing of a Farm House, and convenient Barns, Stahles, and Out-holises, and upwards of ON Ii . HUNDR ED ACRES of very good Land, part of which is Pasture, situate in the bcautiful Village of LITTLE SA LING, - in the County of Essex, adjoinik ,thelitgh : Road there, and now in the occu pation of Ntr,;. under a Leasc,. vyshereof twelve years are unexpired. • For particulars and price,. apply to Mr. Wade, of DuninOw, Essex, or Alessrs. Allen and E..ley, of furnivaPs Inn, Lon don. PERKINS's METALLIC TRACTORS. BY Appointment , Patentee, PERKINS's NI ETA c TRACTORS, are Sold gstly by RE DE RICK SNIFF Hayrefirket, Whole sale and Retail, at Five Guineas the Set, inclining Books, which give an account of many ThousaN Cures,, attested by persuns of the greatest respectability in the Kingdom. They, are liiithlyettle4ciuusin painful topical Disorders, such as acute Rheumatism . , including Lymbago and Sciatica; Gout, Sprains, Contusions, Burns, Scalds, Intlannuations of the Eyes, also of the Skin, as Erysipelas, 'fetters and 'hil painful. intiaminatory Tumors, as Biles and Whit lows; violent .Spisinudic. Complaints, as Stricture in the retla, Cramp, L , eked jaw, Epileptic Fits, Pleurisy, Stings and Bites of Venomous nsetis, Fluor . Albus, Pains in the Head, 1i ace, Ears, Breast, Side,. Back, - and Limbs. Books of Cases may be had as above, at rs. each. • ". Starnt)-Office. Blantiford, Nov. 2.1, lgo2. To Dc. SOLOMON, Liverpool, SIR, • • . . N TCLOSED is a Bank 'Note, yalue TOL to my I Credit. and also a Cil.l'. ot a wonderful Cure performed by your valuable Medicine which you may publish tor pub. , lic good, if you think proper. , I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, . • SAMUEL SIMMONDS. ~,,, . To Samuel Solomon, Esq..M.D. Liverpool. ..-- . . . . . . . 1 Dear Sir, My Wife, '.it the age of 43 was taken ill, so that she could r.ot walk out i , f tne-honse, , and was for near three years con. I fined to her bed with extreme weakness. 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