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mina ~"^ si- •,.: xi. , , L . ., :z . • - 13 "'. C!- -- ',!7:7;..i',..f.1,',•',,:31:::47.,, ‘ c..l t m! •=1: ''',' -' ' ' -.. . , i(" ' 4 - l=:'l • ' --- 7 , ' - I ' . ..i' 4 '-4...., 'z'••••:-..71 .. \_"..- * . ,:.,.....; • - • :vy ... ..... • ' •p, it , S s „ r= . 41 . " X St*. kifet .Si ' UMBER 4175.] FRIDAX, 'NUARY 31, 1806. • TIIFATRE ROYAL 'DRURY-LANE,. THIS . - PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 3i, 180 G, will be performed THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresi7s, eicc. The Overture and Music caorposed by Mr. Cord. Ad 1 '• -Characters in China. • Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. EL - LISTON; Koyan (his Companion), Mr .ERAIIAM ; O'allacher, Mr. lOHNSTONE ; The Emperor of China, Mr. POW.ELL ; Delvo (an.old Gardener), Mr.-MA MEWS - . Ilindora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. PO LL.; Celinda, Mrs'. MOUNTAIN. Ad 11.--Characters in Turkey.' Blustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY; Chief Aga of ttie I anizaries, Mr. PIG N ; . . Saphi, Mrs. BLAND; A Dance of Tulkish Slaves. Ad 111. and V. --Characters in Italy. Duke of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND; ' The Marchioness , of Merida , Sign o ra STORAC E. A Dance fiiLazzaroni. Ad V.—CliaT.lc?.ers in England. Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. DOW roN. ' Buntline (an old Sailor), Mr. B ANN IST ER. • The Prologue to - be Spoken by Mr. BART LEY. THE MOCK DOCTOR. ' - Gregory, Mr. 43A Nti ISTE It ; Leander. Mr. COOKE ; Dineas, Nl - 144 MEI.LnN ; • • . . Charlene, Ails. SCOTT. taxes 6s. Second Prictf3s.--Pit 3s. 6d.. Second Pace 2s. Gallery 23. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. • • The Doors will •be opened at Half past give, and the Play begin at Half-,.ast Six. Vlacy.s for the to be taken of Mr: FoSbrook, at the Pox- Office in Little k ssel -street T0,n , 01 row, Deo.ias : Norval, by the Young Roseius; 'with Inc Sieerin.: On r -cho'd for Friends. f . h.• : • •; k!,, ("V 't..NT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT' EVENING,'J an. 31, 1806, paiormed • ISABELLA ; `TEEOri FATAL MARRIAGE. •Co4nt-haldwin, Mr. A,It , R RAY ; Bithu, Mc. KEMBLE ; 'Ortilos,' Mr. C. KENII3 LE ; Villeroy, Mr. _BRUNTON. Isdhella, Mrs. SIDDONS. with (3d tint New Farce, citilild WE FIX. 'Bir -NIGHT; Or, LONG STORIES. The Prologue to be spiiken by Mr. FAWCETt. The Qbaraders by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. IIip_INTON , , Mr. FARLEY, Mr. SIMMONDS, 91r. I;LANCHARD, - _ Mr. FAWCE - 1"i - , hlr, LISTON'; Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESERVE,' &c. • Boxes 6,. Pit 3s. 6a. Callciy as. limier Gallery rs. ' The Doors to heopened , at halt' past Pive, and begin at halt past Six. Places for the Boxes to- be taken of Mr. Brandon,. at the Sox Office in Hart-street. - The pew Farce of " We Fly by Night" having been re= teivert with the most. unbourAed 'applause, will berepeated *very ,Bvening till Water notice, • . _ To.morrow, the,Tragedy Ot --Csymbeline. Glt tN i.) I;O:r•Iii aV. "i' 1 , B EGINS DRAWING ':FEBRUARY ' - 3; . Iso6. ‘1 SCHEME. . - 3 - - of 1,2n,0c , D - axe -I - . 4 6,i,p00 / - - - - t0,,n0- 7 - 7 - - ~,, .. 3O,CWri -, - - - - 5,00 - 15 1 0 0 0 3 _ _ - .... : 2000 ... - ... - ' - 6coo 8 - - icoo . ao - - - - 5 00 ' - iO,OOO '5 O • - - - 100 . ' ... SO 0 120 - - - - So - 6000 • coot, First-drawnTicketszz , - - - - ',- -- Tio,boo : . 2.5,0,0 'rickets £250,000 Pat of the above Capital's.. First-drawli 'Pi'c'ket, Ist - kto,ooo Di t t o •• 4th "Day •• 20,000 MU() • .• 6th Day - - so,ooo Ditto . - Bth Day - loco Ditto - - - ioth Day - 2o.:o TICKETS and SHARES are knit% at every Licenced Lottery-Office. PRESENT PRi`CE. Ticket - • s r9 'l9 Haif -cto z o.i Eighth -•- - ,,C1 tz ,r 3 Quarter - s z o • Sixteenth - t 6 o 4 .40 1 An (-ar' Purchase is advised." as the first 5: oo Tickan win be entitled to 2.21. each, beSides tkeir chance of Inc t_a pitals. i 10,-oz2 for the F I R s - r -DR A WN. DISH reminds his Friends that the. LOT . ~ • I I% R Y begins Drawing N hXT MON DA Y ; andas the present Grand Scheme makes the titst sOOO Tickets drawn out of the W,licel ' . -- . . ALL. PRIZES, the necessity of purchasin;, immediately is obvious, before the Price rises; especially as . .all those who purchase early Will have the advantage, it their Tickets are not,drawn Ca pital Prizes in the first instance, el chpriging them for UNDRAWN TICKETS Without any additional lixpenee; by which means they will Lave a.DoubLe Chance for the nomerous Capital Prizes with- Which the present Scheme - abounds ; viz. 3 Prizes of •k ao ,o-o 3. •Prizes of - - £2coo 3 - - - - ro,oc , 8 - - - -.- 1000 . , 3 &c: &C. • • • . The last 30,0001. and the two last zoiotol , Prizes (ever ' drawn) were all shared and sold at • 4, CORNHI LL, and 9. CHARING-CROSS ; inhere Tickers and Shares (whilst any remain) will continue cut Sale, and all PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. , No. z 6, CORNHI .sa, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGARET'S LULL, BOROUGH.. NEXT Monday morning, at Nine o'Clock, the INI Wheel goes round, and wit I yield to the fortunate holder of the first-drawn Ticket ,c,022.L. HORNSBY and Co: beg leave to remincl their Friends, that there are more Capital Pfizes in the present Lottery than there has been for many Lotteries past, besides the bene tit of the first 5,000 Tickets which are entitled to 7.21. each. Tickets and Shires are on Sale by Hornsby and Co. in great variety, and on the lowest Terms. .lisizes' paid on dc =and. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exaary on the same terms as if present. STATE LOTTERY, To begin Drawing NEXT MONDAY. WIFr and Co. No. 11, Poultry,' London, and at their ()filets in most of the principal Towns, arc -sell ing the PICKLTS tors SHARES of :he present LOT TERY, in which the sOOO First - dra w n tickets are entitled to zzl. each, besides their chalice of Capirat Prizes. The col) Priie of to,cool. shared in the last Lottery, No. 48,539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also N 3973 - a Prizeof - tOOO 7176 - - - soo: And in the Lctteries immediately 'preceding : No. 6791 - - £20,000 ; No. 29,952 - - ,Cro t oco 93 62 - - r - 5000 .13esides others of zooci. loco!. cool. &c. &c. COLtEcTtON OF RARE PICTURES. THE NOBILITY, GENTitY; -and PUBLIC; are most respectfully informed, that early in March next will be Sold by Autlion, a COLLECTION of PIC. Tu RES, clmtaitting some of the most vied and superlative. ly fine Performances, of the greatest . 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The Fairhionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-But mare. 'house. LARGE OFFICE PENS, PECULIARLY WELL CUT.' • •ITIHE Principles of these Pens are simple, durable, • and highly interesting, vet pertedly novel in this Count ry,from the,,pr Less and peculiar mode of preparing them fir immediate use. he Quit Is are kept to a great leni;th of time, till they are seasoned and perf - edly ripe tor nee. 'finis preporcd renders them capable of being moulded to that roundness of shape and' the finest temperature, as to produce that elasticity and nice exactness of points, which a clear arid -open point will render smooth and fine, as 0) write any kind of hand with freedom and pleasantness as inrecr yet to the equalled in the annals of time. ' Great pains have been niken to stied a large Stock of prime Quills and Pens tOr the purpose of securing a.coostatn supply and succession of this valuableArtiLle al ways on hand. Made and sold by E. Williams , Statiuner to the Duke and Dutchessof York, i t, Strand. N. B. Old Pens mended, and made as new. For RILEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, &c, Dr. STEERS's OPODELD.OO,' • - THIS Medicine, from its warm ; 'penetrating and attenuating Qualities, is found to be an excellent medy fur external Rheumatism ; and by its strengthening Powers, it speedily restores the Parts which have been in- • jured by Bruises and Sprains. It is of great service in Cramps or Numbness, Stillness or ‘Veakoess•of the loints, and as.an Embrocation for the Soreness or the Feet ;titer violent Exer cise ; as also in promoting a proper Circulation in'the Limbs when in a paralytic State. it is also p;lrticularly memo mended for Chilblains; and it used in ti th e it will prevent their breaking ; but in this case it should bcoissolved and ap plied Warm. The Genuine °pod:A(loc is prepared and sold only by F, w Nebery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, C:11 the Coach-way, tour Doors from .Cheap Side, price as. 6d, a Bottles, Duty - included : but as a variety of Counterti:its are oiiered to the Public, in which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing-cross, and . Mr. Newbery; are fraudulently made use of, Purchasers are requested to observe % whether the words " F. Newbery, No,-45, St. Paul's," beengraved in the Stamp ; it not, the l'repara-tion must be spurious. Sold also, by their Appoimment, — by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church : yard ; Bacon and Co. No. t so, and .Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; 1. Wade, Old Bood-streer ; Barley and Co. cockspur-streetl - 1. Ward, Middte-row, I lolborn ; T. Tutt , Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Borough, High— street ;: and by - J. Harris, Successor to Mrs. E. Newbery, Bocokseller, at the Corner of Ludgate-•street. - WELCFI's FEMALE PILLS, For the Green Sickness.. and other, Disorders incident to • • • Young LadieS: THE - following' Instance, of their uncommon Efficacy is worthy the attention of the Afflicted: • ; To Nlrs. - KE ARSI, E Y. Madam, Rainsgate,itme 3r tgo;. I cannot, sufficiently acknowledge my gratitude for the great benefit received by that most valuable Medicine Welch's Pills, whien, in justice to the ,Public, 1 must rc. quest you will make known to such person'ias ate afflicted in a similar way with myself, To enumerate my cooiplaints wOuid fill a sheet of paper, and take up tooloch of your time ; therefore I shalloiriy: immtion, total. loss Of appetite, girldittess in the head, paiid complexion, pain at my stomach and back, universal weakness, shortness of breath, pain at my side, he tic cough, and all the catalogue of complaints that indicate a rapist decline, which are all now removed by the.ese of your most excellent Pills. I was recommended to try the sea air, from which I have not derived the small est benefit ; however, I hope-now, by the blessing of God, to be able to pursue my business, which is Straw-work, in all its branches. This sedentary employ, I doubt, will oc_' casion a relapse ; but the knowledge of this valuable Medi eine does away every anxiety. With gratitude, I am, Madam, Yourirumble Servant, MA KG AR T JOHNSTON. Welch's Female Pills (with Directions), price as. s.d. a bNoex‘,,,,ba:rerysodo. 4, wholesales ; by G. Kearsley, Fleet. street, Lon don ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard, Cheapside F. St. Paul's Church-yard'; Bacon and Co. 15a, Oxford-street; Butte!, Cheapside; and Barclay and Son, feet- Ma rket. o:7' As another Medicine is sold under the name of Welch's Female Pills, which is spurious, Purchasers are re.. quested tom:lrk, as the surest testimony of authenticity, that each Bill of,Ducttions is signed with the name of G. K earsley in hand-Writing ; and on the .out-side, whereby - Servants cannot be imposed on, the stamp .is printed, by permission of His Majesty's Honourable. Conimssioners of Sta'nps, thus ;,--" Kcarsley, No. 46,-fleet-street."-t--None calm , are genuine. ~~`k '-'