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i t t rsZt _ r.:4` i ,:fZ . ,;'l.l"_ • 5 , 121:-. • \ftglik`:) si T j\T it . 4 71, I_4 - ;r ". 77 1 • 'W/1 3.s7TrAtiilz 4450,.1 - THEATRE RQYAL, DRURY.LANE. `HIS • PRESENTIEVENING, Dec. 18, 1806, ji will be perfoimeri, .. • I:U4 - WILL . • . • Sir Solon - ion 1)OWTON1 ' Mandevii:e. • fir. POWELL; , ELIA STON ; , Veriias. Mr.,PALM ER. ; ' . • Realize; Mr. mAI'ITEWS Albitia Manißevttle, Miss RA : ../ (From the Thea - tre, C neitennanr,. being her first appearanee, .4' on this Stage) ; Cicely Copsle"?(lirS"t tune), Miss BOYCE . . • WITM' • TEK.EI..I; . Or, THE SITGE OF MQNTGATZ. . 'count Tekeli,' Mr. H. S I DDONS ; Wolt(his Friend), Mi. DowToN ;' • Conrad (the Mr: W RO LIG HTON; ,Count Car.. tia (the I;•ener3l),• Mr. •CA LES ; Alexina (the Heroine of Moutgatz), Mrs. POW ELL ; ChriStine Mit. BLAND. • )130ites 6s. 'Second Price 35.- , --Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price•zs. zs. Second Price is.—• Upper Gallery Ts: 'Se- . Amid Price 6d.- No Money to be returned. • Places for the Boxes ,to be taken at the 13ox-olfict, in Little. Rusltel•street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, .and begin at: Half-past six Tomorrow, by particular desire, the ComiC Opera of - The Duenna—Carlos, Mr. Braham ; Clara, Mrs. IVloup'.:' tain ; Duenna, Miss Pope; with Tekeli•;.or, The Siege'of• Alontgat z. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • rfo-MOR4QW EyENING, Dec, ig, iso6, I. will be performed THE TEMPEST; Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. ' WITH ARBITRATION ; Or„FREE AND EASY. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. FARLEY. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35,—Pit 35. 6d. Second 'Price 25.-- Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart street. The Doors to be opened at Hail-past Five; and begin at ilalf-past Six. On Saturday, Love in a - Village; with Arbitration; or, Free and Easy. THE'NEW STATE LOTTERY, HIGH BEGIN . DRAWING JANUARY 1 3 th, i3c7, contains - 2 Prizes of £30,00,-) - - are 2 - 20,c00 - 1.3,c00 3 - - - - soco - - . 4:6o,000 40,000 20,000 15,000 So 0 4000 loco 5 - - S - 1000 5 , )c) 100 5* 2o 40 - 2000 20 Tickets 2;^.,003 yi c;pitals Detexminablo; irst-drawri Picket; xst Day - - 20,000 mtt, - - 3d Day - 10,000 DIM - ith Day • , 30,,0c0 .Ditto - . -I,ast Day . s,OOO PRICE. • Ticket' - . -, - - ,C to • nail . 0t - Eighth i t 6 quarter ' ; 2• o L.Sixteenth •• t 6 o TICK El's and 'SHARES are on. Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices; and by their Agents in the Country • *** , The . abovetimmense CA P I'FA L PRIZES are' the' greatest , in a iche ne of so few Tickets,, ever presented - in teie.auwils of Lottery Adventure.. This fa'a is indisputable.. Bur the Votaries of Fortune; to 'particiPate of such tinpire- - cedented opulence, -must be on the alert, as Abe , Drawing commences soearly as the 13th of fanuary next. Vhe-nth of O.ExT MONTH the: PRESENT STATE LOTT ER'Y'begin's 'DRAWING, WjfICH contains'Two Prizes'of 30;0001. Two --of a0,0c01..- two Cif beildet several Prizes. froin 53,01. to tool. - and the -lowest . Prize aol. ; therefore. an pally purchase is recorruneude.r , by • • - j.`BRANSCOMB arki 141\whornPiekets and Shares 'are now'selling, at the Lucky Lottery; ()likes, 'Na. it, Holborn, 37, Cottihill, and Hay-market, where, iri 18os and tliob, the followitig C4pi tals weie sold in 267 difE.-rent Shares, namely, • --No, I.l,7l9;•Prize of - - . '‘25,000 7,757. -- zo,ozz • 7,686 -- 20,02 0 . . r . .11 , 6 43 "- 20,000 • 9,2 1 9 4i 6 1 3,747 -- 1•72,0c0 11.871 - 5,000 4, 0 77 - - '5, 000 Also three Prizes of aoool. five of toool. and twelve of cool. Likewise where the• fist 30,0c01. Prize. ever. shared was Sold, in one Half, one ,cattarter, one Eighth, and twu Six teenths. „ 'Y` -,r ~` 2,0,000 20, 000 JANUARY LOTTERY. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. COM:- 11;IL,, and respedtully acquaint • the P-blic the .sTAT4' LOTTE KY' commences Drawing on the t3th of next Mop The Scheme cont:nns Capital Prizes of greater magnitude than any fOrnier Lottery with so small a number of Titlets, • 2. e. 420 of 2 2 3 ~. . z 30, 0 90 _ 20,000 - 10;060 ',Soo° Sze' dr.c. • , , . . • • TICKETS. and SHAKES .are on sale by KICE . TA SON, GOO IYI.UCK t and' Co*. the Only Office that ever sold two Prizes of, 3 ,o of in Sharea;: viz. NO. •_•6,883, a Prize of 30,0181. in ,a Half, a. t,2llo'rter„ and.two.litghtlis • No. 12,807, a Pri'ze of 30,0..01. in si,3i..teen Sixteerigisi and No. 14.783, the last Prize of zo,oool. in a Quarter; two , Ilighths', and eight Sixteenthi; and a gteat number -of Other Ciipitals too numerous to particularize. To TIMBER ME . I2CTIANTS, NAVY CONTRAC. TORS, BUILDERS, and Others. TO BE SOLD IVY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the 14th and tstbl.bf 'armory, rBa7, , at the Montague • Arms Inn, known also by the name of Swiles.Ho . use, in 'Abe Parish of St.)kc in the County of o,xf)rd, UPWARDS of 5400. exceedingly fine Oak,. Ash, E 1 m; Beech, Chesnut, Lime, and . Syecomure Timber Trees. Two thousand of the' Oak and fit teen hundred,of the Ash arid Elm are of large dimensions ' from co to 120 feet m ectings,and upwards. 'Elie Oak and Elm are 'fine Navy tin-ih'er, containing large Comi;ass Plankingand Kiel Pieces', s uperior to any thing or the kind in the kingdom. The ret of..tne. Tirnber - is very tine, and from zo to so feet meetings. The Trce!: are blaird and. numbered with while paint, and standing on the Estate of W. Fertnor, Esq. at Tusitiore, in tile said County, tour miles from 13rock ley, five from the ogt:ird and Coventry 'Canal., eight from the Grand lundion. Canal' .and sevent een f rom O x f or d . 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THE SATIRE of AULUS PERSEUS FLAB'- C . :I3S : Translated into English Verse, with tile Latin Text and Notes: • Printed tor fohnson, in St. Paulis'Cluireitqatd. MONEY AAESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to, inform. those that may be in want, and desirous of burrowing temporary or permanent SUMS of MON EY, and pussesiliA of any assignable Property, arising from Money in the Funds, ntrriage Settlements, or Freehold, Copyhold, and Lease.. hold Estates, that they may be supplied with any Sum ott fair and equitable. Ternis. As also to those of known Pro. perry, any Sum of Money will be - adyanced'on their Per. sonal Security. Personal Applications are daily received by Messrs. Lucas and Co: at No. 2, _limes-street, Adolphi, Strand; and Leta ters, post-paid, answered without delay. FREEHOLD ESTATE, On the Borders of Huntingdonshire andßedfordslire. 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I'OR Thirteen Years I have relinquished all other Prattice . for the Treatment of Venereal Complaints, ancl the cure of;those deticienc;ies which are the,aonsecitmeett of: a destrudive • The undoubted qualification's Which 1 possess, as a Mein,. ber of the Royal College of, Surgeons, formi:rly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extent of my experience in thi's - pecullar line, constitute my claim to that superiurqy which cannot• be attained by the illiterate, or cy;.st by the mbst-re'speetable general PraCtitionerl.whose mind is harassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders. The very singular - coiriplaints" of Disease and Debility, in which front every - part of the world I have been consulted, mast have Considerably conduced to my pertfcomprehen sion of the most complicated Cases.. • If Diseases arise train thesindiscretion of an unguarded mo ment, and. it such cases: of distressful disarrangement no. exist, as those wit* are the consequences of an habitual vice, • can any ,Man assume abetter' title to treat them - than a regular Surgeons resigning all other Pradice fbr the Tre:q- Ment of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to . this particular point ? ' In recent Cases of Infeaion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis tress may. be .avoided, and in the first sensati,ons of local Weakness,. much future misery may be prevented, by such means of re-aitimatiiin as will restore health and strength to the Constitution. Through inconsiderate neglea the slightest cases beCoMe important, but it is the acquirement Of exclusive experience in tnis line to give a safe anti per4anent restoration'; even when otlierir, rattitioner4 have failed. tettris of remuneration are prei4sely stated on the first interview, butno letters,are answered. uniess'A Bank NOle is inclosed. MARTIN BREE, Member of tlie Kr;yal 'College of Surgeons in London. 1•10:29, Arun:Ail-stret:r, Strand, near Temple-bar. There is an additional votrance. in Water-street; adjoinirg. V °l