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1 - - • :.= .",". • 1 4$X 417" ,:r • 1 • — s 7 7"' ' ' r P Nfzlttf.N , , 1 • - • - .„ 4 .. • • • z z -- 5 , -" AfF:s 41 N • Yir tPRICE. SIXPENCi.t E Rif) A Y, bECEMBER 5, 1806. I`7UMr3ER 44 30. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THE NEW STATE LOTTERY, WHICH BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY 13th, iSo7, contains This Day was published - , pike zs. 6d. • MILAN and ORRILLA; or, .A Mother's Ven- LTX geaux. A Nay, in Five Ads, as now performing at the'llieatie Royal, Covent-garden, with universal applause. Ily WILLIAM DIMOND, Esq. Of the 114tiourahle Society of the Inner Temple, Author of The Flei-o of the North ; Hunter of the Alp 4; Youth, Love and Folly, &c. 3cc. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davits, Strand. VICTUALLING '0 FFICE, • !THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec: 5, 1806, iati will be performed - • THE HAUNTED TOWER. Baron of Oakland, Mr-DOW TUN ; Baron De Conroy, Mr. CARLES; lord William; - Mr. BRA HAM .; Robert, Mr:iDIGNUM ; Lady Elinor De Courcy, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Adela, SignordsTo RAC E. • After whichf ith time) a new Melo-Drama, called - , TEKELI Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Count Tekeli, Mr: EL-Lts - roN.• wowhis Friend), Mr. DO WTON „• Conrad (the Miller), Mr. WROUGHTON; Count Carafla (the General), Mr. CARLES ; Alexina (the Heroine of Montgatz), Miss DUNCAN; Christine, Mrs. ELAN D. Boxes 65.. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second ['rice —Gallery 2S. Second Price ts.---Upper Gallery is. Se. 'itond Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. To -morrow„ Love.for Love; %%WI Tekeli; or, The Siege of Montgatz. • 2 Prizes of Z.30',000 ,C 60,00 0. 7 ; Nov. 23, 100... 'THE COMAIISItIN:ERS for Vlct UAL,LI NG A HIS IMTAJEST,Y's_NA NA VY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday thegth of Decerrther Wit, they will be ready to rc reivc Tendert, in writing (tented upf, rnd tre.l!! for Two Hun dred and Twenty Thousand Gallons WEST INDIA RUM, or of FOREIGN BRANDY, to he delivered,'one.hstf in the space of one Month, and the remainder in one ilionth afterwards, into His lilafesty's liiauallink Stores at Deptford and Cork, in Ike following prOportions, . • Dptford 9.00,000 Gallons. Cork . 2o,oc+s, Ditto. • 20,000 - are - 10,000 - - 40,000 20,600 3-- - - 5000 - - 1000 - 500 - - 'lOO SO . - 15, roc, 50-.0 4°G° 2o o 20 - - - - Stoo - 25,000 Tickets 20 3 C25f,,000 1c2,0.0 This Day was.puhlished, Handsomely print&d in Quarto, with a Portrait of: Dr. War -ton from an original Picture, a Sketch of his Monument in Winchester Cathedral,.aud _a Fac-siinile of his Hand writing, 7s. in boards, BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS of: the late R . ev. IOSEPH WARTON, D. o...Masttr of St. Mary College; , Prebendary of Winchester t Cathedral ; and Rector of tne Parishes of Wickham and Upliami.Hants. To which are ded, a -Seledion from Works ; and a Literary Correspon.lence between enaitienr Person's, reserved'by him for Publication. By the Rev. JOHN WOOLL, A. M. Late Fellow of tieveColl6ge; Oxibrd • -ReCtor of l3lac.kfprd, Somerset; and Master of the FreGrammar School of Midhurst, Sussex. - - • Prlnted for T. Cadell.aud W. Davies, Strand. Capitals Determinable: rirst-drawn Ticket; ist Day - ‘zo,oco Ditto - •- - - 3d Day - - to,ooa Ditto - - - ith Day - 30,000 Ditto - - Last Day Pgl (2 E. 5,000 Ticket - - - ,C 19 15 o Half - ,Cto 2 o I Eighth - ,E 2 rt Quarter ,s 2 6 f Sixteenth .1 6 o TICKETS and StlAßEg . arednSale •at all the Licenaia Lottery Offices, and by their, Agents in the Country. . . .* * *--The above. immense CAPITAL RILES are the greatest, ii a Scherrie of so few Tickek, ever- presented ha the annals'of Lottery Adventure: This fad is indisputable. But the Votaries of Fartune,;to participate of such unpre cedented opulence, must he on the alert, as the Orawing c9min:taces soesrljits the !zit, of iniittAry twyt and to be paid for 6y dills, payable, I.vith interest, 1;:ne:y days after date. N. 11. No Tender will be accepted, unless the quantity of 'Runt ,and of Brandy, together with the price tbereof, Shall be .I.?parate?y and distintily _voted ; nor a?y 1 endrl be admitted for a less quantity than to,ooo Gallons ofeither The Conditions of the Conti as aisy be seen at the Sec-7(1417's Office. 01 ‘,110,,, play also - be a new Edition, lately publish ed-, of Dr. .W . :ittoit's. Ess.ty on the' Genius and Writings - of 2. Vols.. Bvo. Price 16s. in Boards,-ar ea Royal . Paperi price tr. 4s. tii Boards. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MO -MORROW EVENTING, Dec. 6, iBO6, will be pertormec! JOHN BULL ; : , k Or, AN ENGLISI-INIAN's FIRE-SIPE, I~'ITR 'THE DESERTS OF ARABIA. Wish entire)) , new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. Tare Music composed by G. LA NZ A, ilia The principal Chiraeters by . . )4r. LISTON, Mr. LNCLEDON, Mr. BELLAMY," Mr - . EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT. '" Mrs. C. KEMBLE., Miss: BRUNTON. • • taxes 6s. Second Pride 3s..—Fit 3S. 6d. Second Price. 2S.— Callery 2s. Second Price ,s.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—.No Money to be returned. Yiaces for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hatt. street. . . The Deers to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at lialf-past Six. • A I\T uncommon fine-toned New PIANO ..C.I. FOttTE, with additional Keys. with a - Pedal, an In, side Desk, &c made by a first-tate- Maker, in London, for tt Gentleman going out to f(ttsia. His bad health IpsiObliged. hint to go to Bath. He wishes to dispose of it for Twenty five Guinea: -Picking-ease,lge. cost - him Thirty-four Gni 'teas abolit six weeks.since. . 'May be seen at, Mr, Wanda's, Singing and Piano-Forte Naster, Leicester-street, Leicester-square. NOTICE TO MARINERS AND QTHERS. ? A - tiL Persons going Abroad are requested to take Notice{ that the YELLOW FEVER REMEDY, 4whieli destroys lnfetlious Fevers, and insures • Healt in hot ti),_r unwholesome climates, is sold at the %Yawl , . "ism of this .4nstitutinn, No. Charing-cross, near the Adii "'don. Patronized and recommended .by Regular and Eminent Physicians. • reparedin•Boxes, which contain a Quantity sufficient for • crlr. Person's use for twelve months, price One Guinea each. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION; At - the House of Mr. W. Loftus, the Turk's Head, in New castle-upon-Tyne, on Tuesday, the 16tit Day of December_ ihst . between the Hours of Twelve and One A EL those 49-86th PARTS .or SEIM ER .of,, and in all that valuable current going Sca' Sale Col- . called H E A TON CO I:LI E RY,, situate at Heaton,. in the 'Parish of All Saints, in the County of d Northumberlan P tither together or in the following Lots . Lot I. .t7-96th Parts of the said Colliery ; Lot 11. t6-96th Patts thereof; and,. . Lot II I. the remaining 16.96th5. • The above Colliery is a small distance' from the River Tyne and- the Coals are well known in th L e ona% Market',,by the name of Heaton - Main, as of the verybest.gpakity, and is well, worth the attention of the Public, as the Colliery is irtOw completely eveh, and is capable 40,00 a Chaldron's of Coals annually at a very moderate expellee. In case the whole Shares are sold, the Purchase's maybe acconornrxlated •with the Fitting and Vending of the Coals,' and the Keefs used therein, upon fair terms. • For further particulars apily to Joseph J3ainbridge, Soh-. choir, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne aforesaid. COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN THE COUNTY OF • •• • DURIIANI. .• TO BE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE CONTRACT, • AMost 'Dasirabre COPYHOLD ISTATE . - 6)1 abe, and . Pristure Land,'sitqated at Snow's treen, in the Pat ish of • Nled.bmsley, ,, in he-County of TDor- Ilan), now in the possession of Mr. Suttees loblivg, contain- Lig 3 t 4 Acres or thereabouts, rii,,t a nt from Ni:wcast le-npon- Tyne eleven miles: This Farm is W;AI incised a, d watcri:(l, find has a' great q•uantity of 'Wood' growin;,7:thereon, artd;• there is a well-built House - fit for - tile - Residence of a Gentle as ait's consisting of ;‘. Diaing.room. Drawing-room,. and two Parlours upon the' i•irst'l'lbor, nvo kooti Lodging Rooms on the Second , Fluor, and two large Iteq-morns on the Third F lour, also two Kitchens, with rooms aboYe,one itbuse, with a Room a!love, two large ce; las, a highly finish-. ied Stable for eleven horses, ; with a Granary above • the sane, Coach-house and . other Oil Les, liOnse, Dove-cote' Dog kennel, two Gardens and an Orchard, S tack : yal d , and F;sit• pond, all in complete and good repair. Also a FREEHOLD' ESTATE, situated and adjoining Snow's Green, called Whinney .louse, now in tile posscsiion of Mr. Robinson, containing 134 Acres or th;:rea . oouts, Which is well watered and fenced. The Farms border•upon the River Derwent, which is well supplied with Trout and other Fish, abound with Game, and a Pack of Harriers is kept within six•miles. The Proprietor has the Tithes hAoaging to the said Farms, which he S dd therewith. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Fenwick, New castle-upon-Tyne, where a Plan of the Farms may be seen. The.TenantS, upon application, will chew the Premises. • N.B. If desired, a coo- icbrable part of the purchase-inciley may remain upon Sec.:lty of the Pieinises. ALETTER lately received from LltlCattsliir deserves some attention': -" I have the plea6urit to inform you that my Face is much better, though still but in diderent ; beg you will send me a large bottle, having'been obliged to purchase some which I am convinced are not yours. I sent to one of your Agents ; he had not any in the house, but purchased them elsewhere in toe town for inc. 1 have sent a small quantity and the paper of chtettions; in order. that you may discover the imposition (for such I think it), as the diet% are so very different." - In tlx9se Cases where SPILSBURY's PATENT ANT iscokuunc DROPS are given- with success,, as in scurvy,. Gout, Rheumatism, Seroplhila, Eruptive Cases, Nervous and Bilious Complaints,. the necessity of guarding against an inytirious Mixture tsobvi ous ; .therefore, with a little :attention, by .. the 'following marks, the genuine Medit.ine will be distinguished readily. from Counterfeits. Observe that the words, •• By the King's Ptitent," are expressed at length on the bottle, tatlie bill of directions, and outside wrapp,r also tile stamp (the King's Duty) is printed in black instead of red ink. • . Sold at tlr; Dispensary, t 5, Suln§-squarti, London ; in bat tles Of is. bd. tos s ant! ii. :.s.• Duty inciudeti; Compound Std.lCe '''` ; MEW"'STATE LOTTERY z - Prizes of . *- - oo 2; , ,c03 10,000 5 ,000 - 'cc. iScc. 4ce-.• • . . T_TAZARD, ; .BUIINE, acid Co. No.. 93, Royal J. Excliat4e, London, are now. selling TICK lyrs And SHARE'S for theSTATE'LOTTERY, which begins Draw_ ing the 13th January 114)4, the.Scherne or which contains the above Capitals, besides the ustialpropnr-ion of other Prizes, •In- the, late, .Lot tery, 0, a l'riZe or 20,c00l aPd No. 19,04, a t"6,9001.' WerT. ooth sold in Shares by HA ZARD,.SURN E'and:Co. • • • • 'V .Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re mittances, will be to ated on thesainerrerins as it piesent. Letters (post- paid) duly answered: N kV s TAT F. Y, Begins Drawing, the t3th of rowarj,„ 1807. UROOKE and Co. respe&fully infoim their .1) Friends and the P-Ofic, that TI CK S and..S 11 Ais L for the New State Lutt&ry ara on "tiate,, in varier) . ot Man bars. at their Office, No. as Piccadilly.. The Scheme of the pret,:nt Grand Lottery consists of 2 Prizes ot - - 3 aoci 2- - 20,ec0 , 2 - 10,000 3 - - S - 1000 • &c. &c. BROOK E and Co.'s (Thice has been Inlarly forth AI"- p. - rate, haying sold many Capital Of Lac. . 1 / 4 No. t7,s , a Prize of 1°,60°1. in the' last l'ettary Lottery. and No. last Luttery, were both solLt 17,734, a PriZe: of roool. in the in Snares at the above Office. REMARKABLE TRIALS AT LANCASTI:R. • • This Day were published, price Is. • ' THE WHOLE of the REMARKABLE - TRIALS that mt.:le -Tried at LANCASTER ASSIZES, before ZOBE-RT GRAHAM, The ° unparalleled Ciiines tried at these Assizes, AS Rape, Murder, I.or t .;ery, Unnatural Propensities, exceed any tnnig, of the kind that has hitherto been khown, and almOst ex ceed Printed for J. 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PICTUALLING-U.FP,G, , Dec. 1, .So 6. THE CO3, 1121SSIONERSprVICTUAL LtAiG Ills M4YESTY's IVA7Y do ho'eby give Nati,e, That on Monday next, the Bth instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in v. iting (sealed up), and treat for One Hundred TOns of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS, to k answerable 'to Samples 'to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered one-half thereof in a fortnight, and the remainder in month, into His Illafesty's Vielualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Intern:, ninety (Lys after date. The Conditions of the Contrafl may ie seen at the Seereta:vis Office. • 1V regai.d will be had to any Tender in which the Poke shall not be inserted in wcrds at length, or that shall not he delivered its the 119ard before One &Clock on the said Ittb initant, nor unless the Person who makes the' Tender, or some person on bit hebail, attends, to answer, when•«lled for. PICT L L ING- 0 FFICB, Dec. 3, a.. 6. 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