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. g 'OA I4 4IIIPTri. ' s • - t , .11 . 1 i eit.. - • • - . . -. ' .- • i ' - ' 7?,.. 421 - .=-6-2.-•"•*- -- . • , A '..q011,7 „ z , . „;,:: -, . .:-,,,„.. '.7 ,- . - . , '.-..- - ^' .- 't - ~ - ' f i e 1 1, 1 , 11 11f.' 1 7 .- ' . ‘-t Os t .,, .\\\ At,N,,„.„,,4... , . et i lt 4. t -L.* K' • --.:,,.. ~ 7.1.., g 3 +15..,,..• ":".-.. , Z -- --.. rr:Atf:Ti., -,-_-:,---' ':: ~ ' 4 * - ' ::: _ .: .* - "I Zis E •N. - -SNP 1 - b `.7, "A ; 6 AI; rel tul: - g . 3. 4. _ . P. , ~," ~ ,• 4 , 3 4 , _ I A.,7• A 1 ~•i` 1 ilio- -- ,, ,...-. N u.?; ..• _ YwAOl . O - p- • .", f fllt. t'sk:' . . . 4Pitilitien T ' ' ' E i 1 S - UMBER 44 5 .] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 22, 1806, will n. iiOMEO AND JULIET. Nit • -• LES . • Ilerc.l;,o. 13 ANN1!,1'1.:,12.; T . l , :1,1, ' :.,1)1.!: CAMP : IVEWITZER; SIDDONS. WITH . . . TEK.ELI ; * -- - . • . , - . . Or, TH E IEC 1.. pi , ..M.,ONTGATZ, - . Co.:11t "rekeli, Mr, H. SIDDONS'; W'; ‘;',.; Friend), NIF lit)W - I'i ' N ; Conrad '1.,: Alltr),.• \l'. WROUG I I FON; Conn • v ii: ( the General)•,—Mr. CA RL ES -,• / Alexina( et,)ine of Nlotugatz), Mrs. POWELL ; Christine, Mrs. BLAND. .Boxes 6s. Second Vlice 3s.—Pit 3s: 6d. Second Price zs . .=Gallery zs. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery' Is. Se cond Price 6d.'--• No Money to.be returned. Places for the B o xe s t o b e t a k en at t h e Box-o ffi ce, in Little Russel -street. ' • • 71'ne Doors to he 'opened at Half-past Five, ti.,..d begin at BM f-pait Six .. . . To-niorrow, Lovers' Vows.; with •I'ekeli. • • On Fry:ay, George Barnwell ; with a new Comic Panto =line, called The Enchanters ; or, Harlequin. Sultaun. ' THEATR ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. • • • TO -MORROW EVENING, Dec. '23, 1306, will be p::rrorinc-ii • THE. TEMPEST; • Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. WITH ARBITRATION • 7 , . Or. MEE AND EASY. The Prologue to be spOken.by Mr. -F AILL F. Y., Boxes 6s. s:,:cond Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25. Catlett' as. Second Price rs.,—Upper Gallery IS. Second rticebd.—No MOney to be returned. • Places for the Boxes to be taken - at the Box.office, in Ilan , ' s t r e e h t e - T Deors to be opened at half-past Five, and begin at JAW-past Six. . . . . On . Friday, Rmneo-and Juliet. On Saturday, The Tem pest:; Arbitration. A nov Pantornigte, Oiled -Harlequin- and Mother Goose ; or, The Golden E. •.vilt be produced en Monday, after the Tragedy of George Barnwell. DOCK-0 FITC E, "KINCATON:UPON-EIULL, • December 5, • 1806. T a numerous Meeting of the. Dock Company, 4 . 1 at I<i , t,:stqnu poit-ti id I, held this . day, HENkY MAI ST lilt, ; Resoivcci llnanimou,ly; - 'Mpg ;he Corporation of the Dock Company are bound by 'lever; m live or reAtrctamigratitucie ro express, with th :or_ 'Of-rlie lid burgesses-and TrinityHouse,the,r contill•Thalitis iarr.u.2l Thornton. Esq for his mul tipit..i serviersAuring a period of upwards of twenty years ha 4 represented the Town -of Hull in Parha luent. • • ,Tji e Doe.d: Company are constant witness. of-the great be: tetits .which have 'been derived to The s 14ptng and . Coin trire,-4,the frqm his lnfliti:nce and eXer titans ; and the 4 411,- - nia:rts at large have ihnlv before their eyes the most in.- Po inroverrihle proafs of the 'etliiele of tile' tinexamp:en set. t _ vites winch. he has,rendered:thein in the improvements of -Tarious'iciiiits: which:for some time past have been carried on, a ,..94 are still in. froseeution, in this populous Maritime po i • sensibl.c.•.ot.the virtuous independence and able and `byrighi ewkitict of Samuel Thornton, Esq. as a Member .of the 1.. i;l.ittire, 'the 1)02k Company feel the most sincere regret that they ,jait no longer boast of him as the Repritsen l'gri'Ve of Hull. , ,but they c.innot refrain from. - expressing a l t same firnAbeir most earnest hope that his extensive l'oNiedge ot• Comirierce;:his: high integrity of CharaAer, 4 2 nd . various Talents which so eminently quality him qf the British.F,sarliament, _will.not be lost to . the Nation at large at this important crisis. • ' Resolved, -• hit the chalrinan of the Deck Company-be requested to -transmit a Copy . of the above !tesolution to Samuel Thorn- Esq. and that -thoie Itesolutioils.bc ins:rted in such of '4 ' m ° public Newspapers. as tne Chair Man shall tank proper. fiENRY IVI4IST E,R, Chairman of the 'Dock Company at Kingston ! upon-Hull. ij . TRINITY-HOUSE, NULL, Noleather 4, 1806. esolved Unanimously, TEIAT. thc :.sincete Thatiks of. this Corporation be given to SikM,Ul.'.L THORN'TON, •Esq. for his Faithful and Independent 'Condu'a as a 4klember of the'Bri tish Senate, and particularly or his prompt and unwearied attentinps'toqhe.lnterests of this Commercial TowiLdtaririg . the peji4d of four successive rarliarnents. ' 'By Order of the %Vol:stiff:46l the-Wardens,:&c: . • JAMES .GREEN, Sec.. • :ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCEMFFICE, DeCember r 5, ERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on -the 25th instant! are hereby infortned, that Receipts are flow ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices over rite ttoyal. Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their re . ZPective Agents in the several Counties ; and the rarties,ts iireil are requested to apply for the Renewal of their,Pctlicies on or before the 9th of January next, as the usual. Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, b yund the Date of,each Will then expire. . :SAMUEL FENNING, jun—Secretar.-Y• 3 * Attendance is given, daily, at tile said Offices, for The 44siarnce of puildings, Goods, Merchandize; and Ships,'in }larbour, in Dock, ot while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire; and also Assurance of, and granting Annui ties 6a, Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued' free' of Expeiice to the assured; where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s.' or up- Wards. NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS.. A LL Persons going Abroad are requested to4ake 1 Notice, that. the YELLOW FEVER' REMEDY, Which destroys Infeaious Fevers, and insures Health in.hot or.unwholesorneClinnates, is to be obtained .• at the Ware house of this I nstifution, No. 40, Charing.:cross, , near the Admiralty, London. Patronized and recommended by, Regular and - gmincnt Physicians. . . DISEASES in the UR&TERA and URINARY CANAL. BRIDEOAKE, Prglitionet in those. Causes ,41. • which aflilct the Due by Dysury or Strauguary, 4 40, 2, U pper King-street, Bloomsbury-,square, recommends . 10 those who are‘afilitted with Suppressions of Urine, Stop t4KCS. Callous and. Fungous Substances in the Urethra, or his .new;inVented,,, , mild, and ' infallible detergent 'OLIQ I ES, which will eradicate, without pain or incon-, the'Ariost obstinate Striaures, and Spongy 'Ex !.l.4:ences of ever so long standing, and of all ages, without. "Y relapse ; the Boogies , have slot failed in one instance in terfeCting a eure,•where even that dangerous iemedy, the . austic i °call others, had no better eilL•et titan any other tray, Letters (post-paid attended to, and the Boogies sent to any PAtt 0 1 the .Kttipiti), fog* Re:iiiv , -znnnev„with full Dirce u°,4s. Attendance daily from Ten till Five o'Clocls". "*.li. taunt Latlicl.az anct•Keetiatu BouAies fOr Fistulas. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1806. STATE LOTTERY. _ z .Prizes of - - £30,c00 2 - - 20,000 - - , te,soo 3 - - - - 5,003 ‘Scc. &c. tcc. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. 93, Royal Exeliange, London, are now . selling TICK ETS,ancl SHARES . for the STATE - LOTTERY which begins Draw ing the 13th 9f January, 1807, the Schemeor which contains the above. Capitals, besides the usual proportion of other Prizes In die late Lottery, No. 9,550, a Prize of 20,05p1. and No. ►9,574, a to,oool. were both sold, in Shares .1-tA ZARD, BURNE and Co. *** Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re mittances; will be treated on the same Terms as if present. Letters (post-paid) duly answered. COMMON LAW P-RiACtICE'ancrSPECIAL PLEAD— . .. ING. This Day were published, On large Sheets, to han g u p i n Professional O ff ices, By I OS. CHITTY, of the Mildle Tempk.., Esq . . " A " 2 ot, s TOPSIS of 'PRACTICE • _General • View of Pra&ice of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, price as. 6d. • - 2. Forms of the Beginnings and Conclusions of Declara. lions, and of the mostiusual Special Declarations, Sre. 3s. 3. Precedents of Replications, Rejoindets, Demurrers, Sze.‘ as. 6d. • 4. Precedents of General Issues, and of the most usual Special Pleas, 2S 6d. London': Printed for Butterworth, Fleet-street. Nos. 33,979, and 42,04, drawn Prizesof T H I RTY THO U_ SAND POUNDS, were both Sold by HORNSI3Y and Co. besides 214 Capital Prizes, from coot. to 30,0 or. LUBS, Societies,-,4Andlndiviclual Purchasers, in 'lv the present STATE. "LO ['TERN'', are reque/steti to Peruse the SCH EME, which contains' . THIRTY THOUSANDS, TWENTY THOUSANDS, TEN THOUSANDS, FIVE THOUSANDS, And many. other Prizes of Note, sufficient to induce every one who wishes to have so promising a Chance. The DraW ing commences on the 13th of next Month, in a peculiar Grand Style, with • TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn Ticket, in addition to what else it will • be entitled to. LIORIN'SRY and-Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends, that they have a Variety of TICKETS and SHARES' on Sale,. and at the lowest Prices. ' N. B. Orders by Letter or Carrier executed exaaly on the Sallie liberal terms as if present, at the Old Established State Lottery Offices; 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. , No. 8, CHARING-CROSS, CAPITAL PRIZES ASTONISEIINGLY GREAT, Till': NUMBER OF TICKETS SURPRISINGLY SMALL. - - - T is beyond all question, that the desires of fortu nate Candidates extend beyond the possession of aTwenty Pound Prize.--CA KT L - R-iSof opinion, the more the present Scheme is considered, the more will its merit tiFackno ledged ; and, consequently, what a great. Moralist saki of , choosing a Profession, applies here, " 01(4 who choose earliest choose best." Carter tiatters.himself that ,his Office - has been trio much distinguished by its good reputation and good fortune, to render if-necessary for him to detain the public attention by . enumerating its various success. - 11:e Lottery begins Drawing 13th next Month—First-drawn Ticket zo,oool. • No. 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. qr. BISH entmats.the Public to peruse the Scheme of,the present Lottery : it will be found to contain the usual number of Capital Prizes, with the addition of 2 Prizes or The last,Prize of3o;000l. ever drawn, was sold at his Offices, in Shares, where t Prizeof zo,ocvl. 2 Prizt's of 3 0001. 'and 2 Prizes of 50,b1. were sold in Shares in'the last Lottery, inking 2o Capital Prizes sold by in the pre sent year. Tickets and Shares are selling at the above Offices, in ~;rear variety, and the Public will please to notice, that no Private Lottery will oe decided by the percent, whie.ll Dravvlng the, 13th January. • Pil ESE:VT PRICE. Ticket - 3 4* i 9 16s. 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