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~,- VIIMBEii i •4435.1 KING's THEATRE, Nov. zr, 1806: !THE Nobility and Gentry, Subse . ribers to the .1 OPERA, are most respedfully informed, that this THEATRE will OPEN on SATURDAY, the'uth of De cember. The Principal Performers are, Madame CATALANI, Signor N AUDI, Sign& RIG HI, Signor ROVEDINO, Signor BRAG HETTI, Signor • DE GIOVANNI, Signora GRIGLIETTI, Signora COLOMBATI, Signor SIBO N And Signora PERI Leader of the Band, Mr.,W EI CHSE LL. For the Ballet. Monsieur DESHAY ES, Madame DESHAY ES, Monsieur MOREAU, Mademoiselle PARISOT, Monsieur BOISGIRARD, Miss CRANFIELD, And Mademoiselle Pa ES LE, from Paris. Ballet-Master, Monsieur ROSSI.. • Poet, Signor PAN ANTI. Scenery, Mr. MA RIN ART . Dresses, Mr..BRETT. ,' Harpsichord', . Mr. C E RUTTI. Aging Manager of the Stage, Mr. KELLY. Measurer, Mr. 'ENV ELL. Secretary, Mr—SEGUIN. V. S. Tlm . Noh;:ity,and Gentry, Suhsribers to the Opera, are respeciftilly informed, that they %vitt be required to deli ver their Tickets at the Doors, on every Evening of their „Ad mission, whiel . will be returned to them, by being left at their Houses on the succeeding Morning. This Rule, which - is one of the original Regulations of the Opera, is again unavoidably resorted'to, in order to prevent many. irregularities which have been introduced since it haS been dispensed with. Attendance will be given every day at the. Office - of the Theatre, from Eleven in the Morning till Five in the After noon. The Subscriktioni to be paid at Messrs. Alexander Davi son, Gertiird Noel Noel, George Templer; Nathaniel. Mid -. &mil, and John Wedgewood, Bankers, No. 3q, Pall-Mall. THEATRE ROYAL; DRURY-LANE 'rHIS PiIIiSENT - EVENING, Dec.. 1, 1806, will be pet formed. THE :HONEY MOON. - Duke, Mr. ELLISTON ; . Rolando, Mr. RUSSELL; - .. Count Montalbon, Mr. BA RTLEY ; • Balthazar. Mr. WROUGHTON ; .. Lampedo, Mr. MATHEWS ; Campillo, Mr.. MADDOCKS ; Lopez, Mr. PURSER; faquez, - Mr.-P ENLEY ° • Julid.na, MiSs DUNCAN ; .Volante, Miss Ni LILON ; .- • Zamora, iViiii- BOYCE. isi Aft Y. a Song by Miss Duncan; crimpes , Aby Mr. Kelly. With a Dance incidental to the Piece. . - After which (7th time) a net.' iNiclo-Diania, called- 1 7 _ TEKELI • , .. . ... •' ' ' • Or, I'H Ei Sr E( E. 01! MONTGATZ. . - Count Tekeli - , Mr-. EL L 1 "Pt) N ° • Wolf ( iris Friend), Mr, DO \V TO N ; , Conrad (the Nlilior) - , Mr. \V RO VC HT 0N ; Count Caratta (the Geri...raft Mr - GA lk LT.S ; Alexina (the Heroine of NlQiitatz), Miss DUNCAN; Citristine, Mrs. B LAN P. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. --Pit 3s. 6•1 Second Price zS. .—Batter) zs. Second Price is.'.----I.lppCr Gallery is. Se cond Price 6d.--No Money to be retur.ited. ,- . , Places for the 13oxes to be Liken. at the Boic-oflico, in Little Russel-street. .. The Doors to be opened at Half past- Fi.ve, and begin at lialf-past Six. ... . • . To-morrow, - The Way to Keep -Hi u ; Sir 1:3011.till Cr,n4 atant, Mr. Bannister (his first appe. - ki,,nce these ten weeks) ; Lovemore, Mr. Wroughton ; with Xekeli; or, The Siege of lontgatz. . , GENERAL ELECTION. To the FREEFiOLDERS of the COUNTY of PERTH.. • ' GENTLEMEN, ' • N xTHEN I ventured to engage. . in a Contest for .V V your fityour, 1 did it with.sanguine hopes of success, consFious.Of never having intentionally acted soas.to forfeit your good opiniOn. But , 1 . scarcely .li6ped to. receive such geneM support as to render my Re-election unanimous. The high and extraordinary honour of being again unani, mousty returned• yonr.. - Representative in Parliament, binds nie to your service by every possible tie of , duty and grati, tude. To prove myself not 'unworthy.of this distinguished mark of your regard thust ever be the first objea df my ambition. Accept, Leittre;it, the assurances of the grateful attach ment ►with which 1 have The hOnohr to be, GENTLEMEN, , • • Your obliged and devoted Servant, . THOMAS GRAHAM. Perth, Nov. 25, 1806. TotlicG ENTI.EMEN, CLER \ GY. an4FREEIiOLDgR,S COUNTY of MIDDLI.SEX. _ GENTLEMEN, an ordinary Contest r had been chosen by 1 you as one of your Representatives, - 1 shoUld have been - utterly at a loss to express my gratitude for so high an honour. udge then how incapable I must be of doing justice to my feelings, why your choice involves in it a great and glorious victory, that you have enabled me to obtain, over the danger out party which, by the most disgraceful practices at the last two Eletlions, had nearly triuihphed Over . your hide- • pendence. Ihe immense Majority with 'which you have honoqed my huMble preteoSiont to your favour, declares, in to decisive a - manner, the voice of the County, that 1 trust it will extinguish the hopes of all who are deSiterus of stifling that voice by popular clamour, or of defeating it by the arts fatlion. That Majority, also, permit me to add, affords the best possible answer to the call, which, during the Elec.. tion, Sir Francis -Burdett has almost daily made upon me for a declaration of my principles. Nay, it goes farther ; for it pronounces, in. language' whi4cannot be misunderstood,. your.judgment upon his principles, as well as upon mine. In congratulating yOu, C;entlemen, upon a victory. which is the fruit of SO much exertion, and which, considering the nature of the Contest, affinids just, cansei for triumph to the Kingdom at large, and, indeed, to the friends of order through out ;he civilized world, my duty to you compels me 'most -earnestly to intreat a continuance 'of that vigilance and firm nets which, in such a cause, can alone secure the inestimable advantage we have gained. • Having hitherto refrained * from prolesSions, - well knowing them to ke. a most fallacious test of condud, I shall now con ; tent myself with assuring you,' that by promoting, .to gle - best of my abilities, the prosperity of the British Bioptic, the security of the British Constitution, 'andthe honour and welfare ofthe County of Middlesex, I shall endeaVout to justify your choice, and to evince the gratitude with which . I am, GENTLEttax, Your most faithful and devoted Servant, WILLIAM HELLISH. Bud] Hill Park, Nov. 2. 7 , THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN. Trro-MORROW EVENING, - 2, 1806, 1 will be peinirmed • ADRIAN AND ORRILLK; or, A MOTH ER's VEN E NCE. The Music composed by, fir. A T Woo n :Awl Mr. KELLY. The Principal Characters by • Mr. COOKE, Mr. MUNOEN,.Mr. C KEMBLE, 31r. BE I,LAMY . , Mr. LIST,N,.. •Mr. CH A 'WAN . , Sirs. C. KEMBLE, Miss.. SM I I . H, Misp illtU/4 - 1()N, Mrs,- MATTOCKS,,MissTY.k Elt, Mr, SMIT 11. The Prologue to be spoken 1w M. B U TOINk and the Epilogue by 'MisstßUNTOM.tbd Mrs'. MATTOCKS. WITH THE DESERTS OF ARABIA. With entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and•Deorations. • • Tile Music composed by G. LANZA , Jun. The principal Claracieri by Dlr. LISTON, •Mr. INCLEDON, Mr BELLAMY, Mr EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT. Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Miss BRUNTON. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s: —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— 'Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6:1.—N0 Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the,Box-office, in Hart street. The Driars to' be opened at Halt-past Five, •and begin at Half-past Six. On Wednesday, Coriolanus ; with A Tale of Mysteq, On Friday, with The Flitch of Bacon. ARMY. TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS, and upwardsi wilt be presented to any Person who can procure, for a respectable Subaltern Officer, an A o IuTANTcY of a REcgurriNG DISTRICT, or any STAFF, GARRI. SON, ot BARRACri APPOINTMENT, Letters addressed to A.. 13. 233, Strand, London, will re ceive attention and secrecy. NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS:" 'ALL Persons going Abroad are requested to take Notice, that the YELLOW FEVER REMEDY, which destroys I nfeelious - Fevers, and insures Health in hot 45r;unwholesoine Climates, is sold a; the Warehouse of this Institution, No. Charing-cross, near the Adiniralty, Lou don. . Patronized and recommended by Regular and Eminent Pkepared,n Boxes, which ,contain a Quantity sufficient for one Person's use for twelve months, price One Guinea-each. TOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM PLAINTS. DR:!FREEMAN's GuTTA SALUTAIUS'is by far the most sate and efiedual Remedy ever yet.disco vered tor the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap pily 4:Wed with Venereal Complaints, - in all its stages and under its various appearances, will find a secure and present Relief by taking these nicht invaluable props ; Which, for their excellency during thirty years praaice in the nyAt• po pulous part Of .Coridoa, via. tiatton-garden, have been term ed ntia• SalutariS. •- • The Secrecy with which most persons so of Elea find it needful to' conceal their strirerings, may be safely employed while using these Drops ; since they render Confinement un teeesSary, as well as all unctuous orinercurial Preparations, 0‘• any surgical Operation whatever. By appointment of Dr. Freeman they are sold by R. But- Cheadside, ._corner of Paternoster-row ; bacon, ijo, and Pidding, 76, Oxford-street ; Bull and Callwell, Dublin; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, fil.duburgh ; M`Donaid, Glasgow; Stains, Manchester ; l.athbury, I,iverpool;Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; and most Medicine Vomicrs in every Town,in Bottlim, at 2s. 9d. each. /1 . MIDDLESEX ELECTION. MBE FRIENDS of Mr. WILLIAM MELLISH 1) lie FRJ DAY NEXT, the sth of Decegp,. ber, at Five o'C:lin:lc:precisely, at the FreemasOW Great Queen-street,' • Lihccilir's.lau.tichis, to celebrate his WA= to Parliament. _ _ . • ~,,• • •. • Tickets, at 12s. 6d. each. are ready for dellyerY at the Free, Masons"Favern, and it is requested' that they may be: sent for before - Thursday .L• vening. To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of SOUTH- W A RK . GENTLEMEN, PERCEIVING, by a Statemeut given in many of ,the Public Prints, that Mr. Tierney, in a Speech de. • livered on theitilli instant, at a large Meeting of his Friends, has noticed an Advertisement publishl:d ., by the towards the close of ilalate Etedion far-Southwark, in a manner which , • . iiriplies; - andi.nyjilent acquiescence in which might occasioni, a material misconception of some of my Political sentiments, I trust that 1. shall be excused for •resarting to tho present as - my only mode of offering a feW observations on this subjed begleave, in the first place, to assure ybu, that I have never considered it to bean universal or even a general prin ciple that populous places ought not to be represented by • Persons holding situations under Government that, more over,. I have never imagined Mr. T rernev to have viwlatod any. rule of . political duty, or to have sacrificed all claim to dependence by the acceptance of 'Office. 1 have, hAvever, meant io represent' hi in as . hay*, by that aa r tliminished his crania to Independence., '!'drat a Place tinder Govern ment diminishes Independence, ,though it seems to be now denied by Mr Tierney, was tar from being heretofore dis. puted'by hiM, and can hardly, as 1 think, demand a proof. Te, what purpose,. indeed, have been those Laws which have taken away the right of voting front many Placemen who are Inhabitants of the Borough of Southwark, if the lndepen dence of those Placemen be ne less entire and -unquestionable than'that of any .other.person ? When' Mr. Tierney first appeared as a Candidate for the Borough, I conceived him to lay a very strong claim to Inde pendence-and Disinterestedness, and in both these respects to assume a superiority over his Competitors: - Was it therefore unfair, when, IA the course of the Efectioni•A found myself opposed `individually to him, to claims, on my part, strongly an publicly. a •Preterence in these particulars, and to point ouf the manifest Jnconistency between the'ground on which lne - originallY, gained, and that oil which he now maintained, his footing in'the Borough, always, - accost panyikig that claim with an admission of the respectability of thosel alents which had been the means of raising Ices iron a high . Office. • - That Mr. Tierney lost his Lledio►r through somelncon ,sistency which was supposed in the Boroughtoexist between the Character.i,n which he at first appeared, and. that whiCh Ire has now assumed, I have. not Oil - tilled, though I seem to 'be considered as having done so. The Election, indeed, had - not tnninateil at the time of any . publishing the Address in question. That the number of his. triends has been " di minished" through this cause I have had unequivocal testi mony afforded me in the Coufse Of My canvass. • I t t gives ine pleasure to take this opportunity of 'acknow ledging, that mevery Compliment paid by me to the Borough of Southwark for the purity introduced into the system of its Election, 1 shall wish to be considered as including Mn TiErneyi through . whose hist runlentality that important sub ject was brought before the effertual -cognizance of Parlia hient. Gentlemen, it has been one object of this Address to point out the limits within" which I have meant to confine every 'observation to Mr. Ticrners prejudice. llt I have not ab stained from-the mention of former difnrences, 1 have at least avoided the exaggeration of thein.' In truth, Gentlemen, am not insensible how much the public interest may be pro moted at a period so difficult as the present, by a due respea for all those who are in power, and by a ready co-operation with .theni in their endeavours to provide for the National 'Safety, and carry on the :public service. \ - • PerfMt me, therefore, to conclude' with the assurance, that it is my sincere wish to promote an universal Spirit of Con ciliation_aild Kindness; not only for the Satisfaction of my own Mind and the -Ccunfort of Private Intercourse, but also with a view to the general'Peace and Happiness of the Bo rough of SouthWark, and to the' Highest Interests of the Country. I have the Fionoui' to be, GENT'. E . Ni Zist; Your very obliged, obcdient, and devoteKl Servant,. • liINR.Y THORN Battersea-Rise, Nov. 2S. • VICTUALLING OFFICE, • IVru. 25,,18c6. dO3I.IIISSIONERSfi)r VICTIULLINO HIS iIIAYESTY's do hereby give Notice, Tl•at on tuesday the 9th of December next, they ns;ill be ready to re -ceiVi Tenders, in wilting (sealed up), and treat. for Two Hun. ,dreiand Twenty Thousand• Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, or if FOREIGN BRANDY, to be delivered, one-half in the spark of one Month, and the remainder "in one' Month afterwards, into His Majesy's Pißticilling Stores at Deptford and Cork; in the - following proportions, viz. Deptford :losoco Gallons. Csrk 20,00 s 92c!,00* and to be paid foe by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. IY.B. No Tender will be accepted, unless the quantity of Rum and,rj Bran together with the price thereof, shat{ 6e separately and distineqy . stated ; nor will any Tender be admitted for K less quantity than 1.,,0e, Gallons of either article. The Conditions of the Contrad mg: be seen at the Sect etaty's Office. No regard will be bad to any ,Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted ,0 words at length, or that shall m;t be delivered to the Board before - One o'clock an the said Tuesday the 9th of December next, nor unless the Pet;on who makes the Tender, cr seine Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when cal.'ed for. A I M" 4 S N. /11 DAY, DEcEmi3ER 1806. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 'Nov. 20, 18c.6. T I HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -I- HIS lllegyESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the 4th of December,' they will be , real) , to reeeitre Tenders in ll fisting (sealed sep), and treat for Two Hundred Tons b . / genuine 0 ATM E AL; to be deliVered, one-half thereof in one month, and !be other half in- one month after, into'His MajesVs Vitivalling Stores at Deprford : and to be paid for• 4A , Bills, pajable;with Interest, nine(pdays after date. The- Conditions of the Contra 3 may be seen 'at the ,Secre- tciry's ()ice. No regard qUill be bad to any render in which the Price shall not 6e inserted in work at length,' or that shall 'not be delivered to the Board before One G'Clock: on the, said ,Thursday, the 416 of December next, nor unless the Person 11.419 makes the render, 6r some Perion on his behalf, aitendr,to'answei', wharf called for. VICTUALLING-0 FFICE, Nov. 26, tSo6. THE COMMISSIONERSfor FICTUALLIAG HIS MAPiSTI"r N./11/1" do here& give Notice, .That on Tuesday next, the 2d of December•, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed tip), and treat for such Quantities of BISCUIT, made from wbde Meal, as the.respeaive Ma nufat7urers of that Article may think proper to offer, to be deli vered in a Month, by week()) proportions, init. , His Majesty's 1/10 . stalling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, pay able, with litterest, ninety days after date. N. B. No Mats for a less quantify than Three' Hundred Bags will be admitted.. The Conditions of the .contraEl may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not ie inserted be words at length, or 'that .shall not be delivered to the 'Board before' One o'Clock on Me said Tuesday next, the zd of December, nor unless 'the Perion •'who makes 'the Tendei , or some Perron on his behall, attends, to answer, when called jot, ~, PXCIIEVIER BILL'OFI.:**E, i :, , , :t44' 1611!`29, 1806. , . All Itxchequer Bi.'is dated in the illontbs.cf Dv-ember, 1805, • sand :jednuary and Ffbri.taly, 1 So 6, TO BE PAID -OFF. r rITE LORDS COMMISSIONERS (i,t His MA. yES7I": TREASURY' having given Direelions fot pay ing of the Principal of the above-mentimedExcheliter Bills, with the Interest thee" on, at the Exibequer Bill Office its the Receipt of Exchequer,' New Palace Yard, Westminster, on MONDAY the 211 Day' of December, iBo6 ; ,Aitendance will be given daily (Sunc.rays and Holidays excepted) until Monday Dec. is,lBe6j ji'om Ten'o'Clock in the Morning till One in the After noon, for the purpose if :receiving the same. And for the greater dispatch, the dearer: of the said Bill are desired io bring separate Lists of 'each description of containing the Numbers, in Numerical' 'Girder,. according to the Paine of the said and Times of Commencement of Interest, with the principal, Sums and Interest dui thereon, computed from the (Lys. on which they are respeah'ely dated, exclusive, to the said 22,1 I)ay Deceinber, inclusive, When the Interest will cease ; and they are • desired to Write their Names and Places ofAbode on szeV Lists, and indorse . their Names on the said Bills. !laity of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills sbouldbe.desirous receiving pa . yment *film PriiiNiat and Interest p4vious to the said 2.2lDqy of Dec. iB'36, t hey may be accommodated on computing the Interest to %At' Day NI which they Wish to be paid, and fray ing the said llills for examination one day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be 'desirous of having New Exchequer Bilis in part payment, upoll mentioning the Amount at the bottom Of their Lists delivered on O'r'bif?irthe istk• of December, iBo6, may be accommodated with NewEills carrying an Interest of Three pence Ha (penny by the Day on: every One Hundred Pounds, which said New Bills will bear date the said 22d Day y De cember, i 806, and will he delivered on loWnesdtly the 24th Decem ber, sSo6, - and the following . Days. N.:B. All Exchequer Xlls dated prior to December, aos, have been advertised to be paid - V, and the kis - real' thereon has • • EAST INDIA-40U$E, ifoycnther 12, 12:-.6. THU COURT of DIR,ECTORS ofthe UATITED ComPANr IIERCIIANTS of EINGL/IND Trgd ing to . the E. 411 .4> kiiie Miler. • . That thr Transfer 111.a. , ks of the said Company's-Stork 1:1411'6, shut on Tuesday the 2d 'December next, at Two o'Clock,:and opened again cn Tuesday the 204 yanuafy Allowing; "'lad that the Dividend igsrrants on the said Stock x due on the sth januag, wilir'he ready to le deli erect On. Monday the zzth y,, WILLIAM RAMSAY, Src, ON, h ^ 74t 4 11 - lA'4- :11///fitiyi* / 4I ,*6`, 7 - - --i..---- - . 1 , i t k i ,..._ t .ti .0 . - - ;z :::: si k • r f,:` , \ ...___, ,ttas; w~ ~': PRICE NAI'Y-OFFICE, - • Nov. 2.5 i V. 06. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and - COM. MISS MINERS of His Majesty's. Navy do hereby give Notice, that on Wednesday.the 3d of next i4ont'b, at Ten o'Ciock. in the Foreneocii, the lionotvable Coninth:loner Grey Will put tzp to Sale, a his Majesty'sirs?4, tot Portsmouth, several L4s of OLD STOKES, costsi.rting'of • Old tanvas,Junk, and. Rope in Parr-stuff, • • • Colours. with Tabling, Junk in Shakings, Bultrope, Lashing, Rounding, Spunyarn, flying, all lying in the said Yard, where any Pet4oni wTshing to beronoe Purchasers May have the liberty of viewing the same, during ebe common working hours of ravel, .until the Da;, of Sale. Invent,rirs- and Conditions of Sale may 6e had here ad at the Yard. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PIAN T a MEETING of the SUBSCRIBE S . [widen this Day, at the London Tavern, i3isla3psgate-street s London, WILLIAM LUDLA M, Esq. in the Chair; It was resolved Unanimously, I. That .as the Subscription-has amounted• to upwards of 34,000 Shares, so much of the 3d Resolution of the. last Meeting_ as restri&ed the' number of • Shares to 20,000 be rescinded. • . • 2. That all Persons whose Nam wes no ap pear on tin: Books or Subscription, who shall pay their Deposit, snail be considered as Subscribers, and that the Books of Subscrip tion Itall'be now closed. 3. That 'a Oeposit of ros. per Share be paid on or before Ihe Loth of December next, at the * Bank of England. of at the Banking House of Messrs. Robarts and Curtis, in the Names. Sir. Henry Carr I bbetsori, of Demon Park, in the County of York, Bart. Sir Walter Stirling,•Bart. and Sir. M. M.. Lopez, of Maristim House, in the County of Devon, Bart. 'who shall be elected the temporary Trustees. 4. That the Shares be.transterable immediately after this Meeting. 5. That the Regulations for carrying the Plan into died shall be fOrthwith sent to each Subscriber, and that a Meet ing he holden at the London Tavern, on 'Wednesday, the 17th of December, at Twelve o'clock, to consider and determine on the same. 6. That such Persons only as shall have paid their Depo. , sits shall be admitted to this' Meeting, and that the Names of all others be erased from the ligoks.o(Subscription. ' 7. That at the said Meeting a Subscriber of Five Shares, be entitled to one Vote—of Twenty Shares to two Votes- of Fitts' Shares to three Votes—and of One Hundred Shares to four Votes—and of Two H undred and upwards to five-Yotes; and that Persons resident in th. Country be allowed to vote by 'Letter unstamped. S. Thai no Person who has subscribed his name for Shares,,,. within the last week, be permitted to vote until the election' olDireaors. • 9. That this Meeting do now adjourn. ' WILLIAM LUDLAM. London Tavern,• Nov. 28, Ms:6. The Chairman having left the Chair, it was resolved, That the - rhaiiks of the Meeting be given to William Lud lam, Esq. for his able and judicious condud. * The Books will not be sent before Tuesday next, 2d of December. THE NEW' STATE LOTTERY, ,WHICH BEGINS DRAWING 'JANUARY JANUARY , ' 13th; iSo7, contains e. ' 2 Prizes of i c 3 0,000 - - are - - X 60,000 40,000 2 - - 2 - 3 5 - - 8- - - 20,000 /0, 0 06 410 - 23,0c0 50c0 . - - iOOO Soto sou 100 5 0 20 20 - - . - 4 0 - jlzo - is,oco Tickets ,C2soooo Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, tat Day - - ,clo,.osao Ditto - - sd Day - - to,ooo • , Ditto , - - - sth Day - - 30,0e0 „ Ditto - - - Last Day 5,000 ' PRICE. Ticket Half • - to z o I Eighth - ,£2 it 6 i)uarter - 5 2, o Sixteenth - - t 6 o TlCKliTS'and SHARES are on Sale at all the. Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country. " The above immense CAPITAL P RILES are•the greatest, in a Seherne.ot so 'few Tickets, ever presented in the annals of Lottery Adventure. This fat is indisputable 111t.the Votaries of Fortune, to participate of such unpre cedented opulence, must be on the alert, as the Drawing commences so early as the tsth of January next. NEW STATE LOTTERY. 2 - Prizes of - k 3 o,r o 0 . 20,030 . io,ocro 2 &c. &c. &c. - 5,000 UAZARD, BURNE; and Co. No. 93; itoyal Exchange, London, arc now selling TICKETS and SHARES for the STATE LC)TTERY, which begins Draw. lug the 13th January next, the Scheme of which contains the above Capitals, besides the usual proportion olother Prizes. In the late Lottery, No. 9,550, a • Prize of 20,0001. and No. 19,574, a to,oool. were both sold in Shares by MA ZAR D, BORNE and Co. Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re. mittances, will be treated on the same Terms as if present. • Letters.(post.paid) duly answered. NEW STATE LOTTERY, ' Begihs Dr4wing the 13th otllanuary, 1307. D ROOkIE and rispeEtfully inform their JIL.) :i;.riends and the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES for the New State Lottery are on Sale, in variety of Num bers, at their Office, No. 2,37, Piccadilly. The Sthente of the Present Grand Lottery consists of 2 - Prizes vt - 430,000 2 - - 20,000 2 - • 10,000 3 - - - - job() &c. &c. 1003 BROOKE and Co.'s Office has been particularly fortu. nate, having sold many-Capital Prizes of late. No. i 7,880, a Prize of ro,oool. in the last February Lottery, and No. 17,739; a Prize of 10001. in the last Lottery, were both soft in Shares at the abOve Ofllce. DISEASES of the UR E I.IIK A, and Certain cum- PLAINTS. • A S •Sole 'Proprietor of DARAN'3 celebrated MEDICATED BOUGIES and REM'EDI ES, Mr DUFOUR informs the Puhlie, that he may, as.usual,,be consulted daily . from nine to three, at his House, No. 54,, : Frith-street, SchO,' on Cases of Stridures, Obstructions Gleets, &c: &c. as %yell as Debility, and every Disorder where secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a spacious House,t hat every Patient may be introduced iti a separate Apartment. Alr. D'. has fot many years confined .himself to• that -department of Surgery, and from extensive I'radice, and the most flattering success, he is enabled. to ,soffer a method of Cure, mild; eilicaeibus„requiring ne, eon_ finementor restraint in diet, and preventing the possibility Ufa relapse.• Persons in the Country stating their cases y in a Letter, _enclosing a il. or 21. Note, will have pi: remedies sent to the amount.-. For the various symptoms, &c. see Mr. DufOur'g Tre% . - on the above Coliiplaints, Price zs. 6d. the sth edition. 01 ~~ w. t, I