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k' ;" 7 .1 7/,'74-•Wt ._ ~' ~ j~ \:"~,. ~~ ~••••• ~. opti, , • • N 4/01 j, NUMBER 44 4 9 .1 WEDNESDAY; DICEMBER iBOO. , [PRICE 31 • . . THEATRE ROY:IT„ DRUItY-LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 17,.1806, A wilt be pa:brill This Day was published,. in. 3 Vols. Svo. price tl. 4s. bds. "r It AVE LS, after tile. PEACE of AMIENS; through Parts of FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, and GERMAN Y. • . This Day was published, price u. trEKEU or;' the SIEGE of AIONTGATZ 1. Melo-Drama, in Three Ads, as performed with dis tiqUiShed success at thel'heatte-Royal, Drury, lane. Writtedby.THEol)oßE LDWALO 1100 K, • Author of the Soldier's Ret, rn, the Invisible. Girl, Catch . High Wks Can, scc.• . • London; Printed for C. and R. Baldwin; NeW Bridge- Street , icrt;4 l LLiA'G.OlOE, By I. G. LEMAISTRE, Esq. . _ Author of a Rough Sketch of Modern Paris. Printed liar 1. folinson, in St. Paul's Church yard. 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THE NEW STATE LOTTTiltli, WHICH BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY. 13th, IZO7, contains Z Prizes of ,C 30,000 - - Are. . 6a v ooo 2 - - " 20. 00 - - - - 40,000 2 - - - - lii, - . . • - 3 . . so . - Is, O(, . zOOO - .50- o . sou - - 4000 zoo 2.0 - 40, 20 5 10 - - - - 15,020 Tickets 250,000 Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - 20,0n0 Ditto - - 3d Day to,ooo Di tto . itii Day 30,ec0 Ditto - - - Last Day I,OQB PRICE. Ticket .-- -:. - a 2 Eighth - - ,C 2 t t 6 • Quarter - zo I Sixteenth -t, 6 a ' I (..`4t SNARES Lottery offices, an by their Agents in the Con - .try_ * x .* The above immense CA :ITAL ?RILES are the greatest, in a -Scheme of- so few Tickets, ever presented in Dhe annals of Lottery Adventire. This fad is indisputable. ui the Votaries of ,Fortune; to _participate of such unpre‘i relented opulence, must be on the - alert, as the Drawing totninences su early as the Lph of lanuary twit\ GRAND SCHEME. 2 Prizes of . - ' - ,C 30,0e0 2 - . .. . 20,305 2 - .. .. • 1, ,, 0* 3 • .. . suoo S - . . loon S_.. - . 500 &c. &c. &c. SWIFT and Co. No. l'l,-Poultry, and No. 12, Charing . ..cross, have on, Sale the Tickets and Shares of the above State Lottery, which begins Diavdng on the isth of next Month . . •• . ..• . . • In the last Lottery, No. 7157, a Prize of z,onol. 1410,i *um, a Prize of- tooOl . and N0..7479, a Prize of cool. were all shared, sold, and registered, at swift and Co.'s Offices. NEW LOTTERY 4, - coßNllti L, anti 9, CHARING-CROSS. BISH respeCtfully adquaints the Public, that and SHARES hr the NEW LOT— TERY, which begins, Drawing the i3th of next Month, are on sale at fiteab • O'Ve Offices, Where the laSt3n,cool. ever drawn 'as shared, and where Twenty other Capital Prizes in the present Year Have been Shared,' Sold, and Registered; • THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of - Z: 3° . ° °° - - zo,oo • 2 - 10.000 3 - - 5000 &c. &c &c. 4f * * Prizes of the late Lottery paid on demand, of ex changed. DISEASES in the URETHRA and . o 'UNARY CANAL. TBRIDEOAKE, Pratlitioner in those Cnuses . which affect the Duet by Dystiry or Stranguary. 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ALL Persons going, Abroad are requested to take Notice. that tne 'V Et LOW Ft v R;. which destroys Infectious Fevers, hot , o r unwholesome Climates, is to be o*.it.lined at the Ware, house of this Institution, No. 4,, Coaring.cross, near the Admiralty, Lond n Patronixed and recommendel by Regular and Eminent Physicians. TO MR. SrILSBURY •Sztt, triari.w, Aug.. 11. , 1806. IIE Writer, in June last, called op you with, youti,.; .ours of the name of Unyokes, who haci a bad leA, and to ,vitoin you gave a pint of your Drop;, ‘viuL;el has nearly etneted a cure. ti,ilowing Case his also occurred in ties t;eiglihottc,, hood : - Janes Gy'iSon was in,,ulated-at ten ear, o r . half a year afterwards he was seizcit with a paii: in h•!it suppoied for some time to be Rheum a,sin, (;riving Pains; but"lt settledriii.diy in one leg, which swelln, amd. rendered him incapack of walking. fie had, in four years,., eleven or twelve nleets, and thirteen pieces of bone weir‘ taken out. iinpaired,• and lie was constant ly carried about lie was supplied • with- i; . bottles- of Sl'! LSBURrs PATENT ANTISCaIt.IiU I'lC Dkups, which entirely Cured him. It is now three years since ; he is grows tall,. healthy,. and works constantly as a 'Brick- . layer. Tne Bearer also recommended as a deserving objel for your excellent institution. She lives 32 miles front Lori. don, and it nas been thought best to sent Ile. to Town, that you 'nay see het,. • .. Genui;le Patent Antiscorbutic Drops are sold in bot- . tles Ot:ss.'osd. ros. and IL 2s. Duty included, at the Dispen sary, is, Soho-square, London. • • To prevent cuunterfjts,.each..buttle is accompanied with a black-ink attain!) ; and the cork, at the mouth of each bOt tle, sealed with reteWax.'. • • , DERSONAL (,:: 4 ,O I .NILINESS Improved in thellse of two elegant , P reparations; lirst, The AR 0 M ATI C. IVORY DE NITUFR IC E., so inlled frothits.admirable'ef— teas on'therlieeft:.which, after a few application's, asSumrs' the appearance of polished Ivory, prevents moreover their: premiture decay, those decayed it .preserves from becoming worse, fastenS such aS'are loose; and, by perseverance, ren. ders thefoulest , Teetldtlicate," a'A (front its aromatic fra..' grance) the breath perfectly sweet; it is also excecciing4 grateful to the palate.. Secondly, Plie" SP E, RMA CETI SO. which preserves and renders the Skin soft, - Sniooth ' awl delicate. The emol; lient and healing properties of the Spermaceti are so generally: known, as to render a comment on its virtues unnecessary,: the Inventor is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to accommodate Gentlemen Of tender skins, he has also formed it into Shaving Cakes 'awl Shaving Powder, as the lather made with it will scarcely %affect the eye. . The above articles are prepared and sold for the Inventor, by K. Johnston, Chemist;, is,Greek-street, Soho, London; the Dentifrice at 2s. 9d. the Soap and powder is. 6d. each, • Persons wishing to avail themselves of the great utility of these articles, should be careful to have them genuine, by observing his Name on the Label -affixed to each. M, SPEEDIMAN's "STOMACH PILLS. SPEEDIMAN's - STOMACH PILLS • hal;e beeri. proved fur a great number of years an excellent inecly for Spasms, Wind in the S,tomach, that Dryile, , s of Skin, Fulness and Restlessness, so frequently experience:l bT Persons afflided with' Nervous Complaints, Deficiency Boil,. Obstructions in the Bowels; ileart-burn, Costiveness,- Chalk, Gout, Vomiting's, Head..achs, Sze. They supply the necessary proportion of juices in the stomach,-by winch Digestion is psomoted, Awl relieve thOse debilitated symp, toms attendant on those all1:61ed with Stomach Complaints. If any thing is wanting to prove their virtues, the testimony of a number of persons of chara6fer and fortune maybe duced for a great number of years. These Pills h.:Ye, by their intrinsic: worth, maintained a great reputation,' without-. the aid of Public Advertisements, but the knowledge of virtues is now very continect, and the Public Prints - being'the only medium through which they can be generally known, renders the necessity of resorting to this mode to avow th.:it. virtues.. They are particularly recommended during the course of Sea-Bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mineral Waters. Prepared only by T-Shejlitoe, jun. Druggist, Tottenham Hight. ross, Middlesex, by virtue of an assignment trout H.' and I . Keswick, sole Proprtctots of the Receipt, by the Will of Nl.•Speecliman ; none are genuine but those: hayii.g his ig. nature on the stamp and wrapping paper. —Sc wholesale and retail, and Tor Exportat ion, by his appointmem, by Shaw and Edwards, N0..66, St.. Paul's Chtirchy.,rd ; ai.d Baton and Co.' t ;et, Xibrd• street, in Boxes at 2.5. 45. 6.i.. los.- 64.. and Qiie Guinea etch .3- and May be - had ixt the principal Venders in T4wn and ciiantry. ~„ .