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Ethelinde (the Sleeping Beauty), By a YOUNG LADY ; Ellen (a very old Villager), Miss DE CAMP ; Emma (a Village Girl), Mrs. BLAND ; And Melzarina (the Good Fairy), Mad. P A RISOT. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit js. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. The Doors will be opened at Half past 'Five, and the Flay begin at Half-past Six. ' Placcz; for the j3.)xcs to bc tiger . - 4' Mr. cosbrook, at the Box-Officein tittleßussell-street. To-morrow, the Tragedy of Douglas. Norval, by the Young Roscius. After which, the Operatic piece of Matri- Inony. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jah. i 18o6; will be performed PIZARRO. Ronay Mr. KEMBLE ; Pizarro, Mr. COOKE. - Cora, Mrs. GIBBS ; Elvira, Miss SMITH. • To which will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN' MAGNET; Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN ,SORCERER. Harlequin Mr. BYRN E.; Pantaloon, dr. L. BOLOGNA; rylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), Miss SEARLE.. With entirely new Scenes, MUSic,•Machinery, and Dresses. The Overture and Music composeed by Messrs. Ware and Dairy ; . Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. ,Gallery as. Upper Gallery is. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at.the Box Office in Hart-,street. • To.rnorniw, The Heir at Law. After which, the Panto- Inime of Harlequin's Magnet. IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.' THE Public are respeetfully 'reminded that Re ceipts for Policies railing due at Christmas are ready at their Offices in Sun-court, Cornhill, and. St. lames's street ; and also in the Hands of their Agents in the principal Cities and Towns. This Office grants Policies for short periods, and allows biscoaat oa all Premium and Duty paid for more than One Year. The Terms of the Office will be found in all cases as =- aerate as those of any similar Institution in•the Kingdom, and Liberality and Promptitude will be found in the. Adjust.. ment and Payment of Losses. Farming Stock is insured at 25. 6d. per Cent. and Losses caused by Lightning are made good by this Company. 1. D kY, Secretary. urs:,ant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery made in a Cave Tit ENT versus HANN/NG, eTHE CREDITORS of JOHN TRENT, late of I)iiiington, in the County of Sorner et, Esq. deceased, arc, on or before the 2.2 d day of January next, to come in and prove their Debts before john Simeon, Esq. one of the 14asters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southamp ton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or, in default there , of, they will be peremptorily'exclu ded the Benefit of the said Decree. BLEASDALE andALEXANDERS, - SOlic:itors for the Plaintiffs. MONEY FOR LIFE ANNUITIES. cEVERAL of the following Sums of 3001 . 5001 . L., moot. 1 5 001. ioool. and pool. and to a larger amount; will be advanced for well-seciired Annuities upon Landed Estates, Houses, Funded Property, and Church Livings, as soon as the Securities can be inspeded and approved, for which a liberal price will be given, redeemable. Mr. ROBERTS, who has concluded the above Business several years with the greatest satisfadion, can always give a prompt and decided answer to Securities offered, and the E x paces attending them, which prevents many disagreeable circumstances that must attend the Negotiations of those that arc unacquainted with the practical part. - Personal applications, and Letters, post-paid, are daily re ceived at his house, No. ax, Cecil-street. CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE, HANTS. rrOl BE LETT', situate ten Miles East of Win chester, and five South from Abrestord, in the centre of the Hampshire Hunt, comprising a pleasant modern-built • Dwelling-house, with Offices, Stables, Lawn, and Inclo sures ; about 90 Acres of which, together with several Woods and Inclosures adjoining the same, of the yearly value of 3701. are to be sold. Mr. Perry, o Bramdean, will shew the Premises. _Printed P a rticulars may be had of the Printers of the Ox ford and. Bath Papers ; at the principal Inns on the Western Road; at No. 7, Lincoln's-liin-Fields, London ; and at Mr. Webb's Office, in Salisbury, who will treat fur the Sale or I,.etting. BOWOOD. PARK, WILTS. Valuable ELM, -ASH, BEECH, and YI R, fit for Naval and Commercial Purposes, To be sold by Private Contract, on or before the 28th Day of I anuary inst. THE Under-mentioned very •Valuable LOTS of NAVY and COMMERCIAL TIMBER, of an excellent quality, with their Lops, &c. now standing on,the several Manors and Estates of Bowood, Caine and Calostone, and Bremhill, near Caine, Wilts, as alphabetically marked 41 Lots with white Paint. 4203 Capital Elm? Trees, in 34 Lots 1096 - Ash 3 Lots • 685 - Beech - 4 Lots 319 - Fi r 7 Lots The above Timber is well situated for land or water car riage, the neighbouring roads being good; the Wilt; and Berks Canal very near, and. the Kennet and Avon to the Thames but a few miles off. Sealed Tenders for the purchase of the whole, or any number of Lots, will be received, post 'paid (at per, .foot, to be 'ascertained by adrneasurement when felled), by Mr. North, S o licit o r, Southampton. N.B. No Tender will be received after the 28th day of la- Uary inst. and none attended to which are not perfectly ex- Vlicit, and superscribed as " Sealed Tenders." • Attendance will be given at the Star Inn, Southampton, on the 3 rst day of January inst. following the receipt of fen ders, for the purpose of giving Answers and completing Con t rafts . Printed .Particulars may be had at the Office of Mr. North, and at the Star Inn, Southampton; at the London Coffee house, Ludgate-hill ; Wheel Inn, Caine ; White Hart, Sa lisbury the Bush, Bristol ; and the George, Portsmouth. For further Particulars and a perusal of the Conditions under which the Timber will be sold .apply to Mr. North, Southampton ; Mr. E. Budd, Eastley ; or Mr. Trevithick, Caine. • For a View of the Timber apply to Mr. Win. Bull, Keep . - er on the Bremhill Estate , an d for 139w00d, Caine and Calnestorie Estates, to Mr. Simou.Cole,Bowood-park Lodge. Also will be speedily advertised for Sale, in the same man ner, several Thousand Trees of very fine Naval Pak,- now standing and growing on the several Estates beige mentioned. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1806. STATE LOTTERY,. To begin Drawing. February. 3. WIFT and Co: No. 1. i , Poultry, London, and at their Offices in most of the principal Towns,, are sell ing the TICKETS and SHARES of the present LOT TER Y, in which the coo° First-drawn Tickets are entitled to 221. each, besides their chance of Capital Priihs. The only Priie of lo,pool. shared in the last Lottery, No. /8,539, was sold by Swift and Co. as aISO No. 3973 - a Prize of - moo _ 71 7 6 - - - 5.0 . And in the Lotteries immediately pteceding No. 091, - - £20,000 No. 20,952 - - Zro,ooo 9362 - io,ooo . 19,556 - sooo Besides` others of 20001. 10001. cool. &c. scc.. No. 26, CO RNHILL, 52, CHA RING-C ROSS, and ST. MARGARET's HILL, BOROUGH. . • Pi a few' Days the Drawing coliiinences. The First.(i• TicKet will be entitled to 10,0221. ; the First-drawn vivo TicketS will be entitled to 221. each, be-. sides the usual Chance of the Capital Prizes; these Advan tages are . considerably in favour of those who buy before the 3d of next Monti. HORNSBY. and Co. respedfully acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, Societies, and individual Adventurers, that they have for Sale a Variety of TICKETS and SHARES-on the lowest Terms. • , The Money for Prizes paid on Demand, whether a 211. 'Or a 20,0001. Orders, by Letter or 'Carrier, executed exadtly on the same Terms as if present. This Day-w's - publishecl, price 2S. 6d. • R EP of the TRIAL at Bar of the Hon. justice I OHNSON, one of the I uitices of His Ma jesty's Court of Comcnor, Pleas in Ireland, a Libe.l ;in the Court of King's-bench, on Saturday the 2,3 d Day of No vember, 18,5, Taken in Short-Hand by T. Jenkins and C. Farquharson. Sold by T. Butterworth, Fleet-street ; Longman and Co. 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So various ' and interesting are the new Voyages and Tra vels continually addressing themselves to the Mlle; in va rious languages, that it may be asserted no future Volume of this Work can possess claims to attention inferior to those of the above namedNoyages and Travels. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers. GRAND LOTTERY, B EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY - 3, 1806. SCE-IEME. ' .... 3 . - of £zo,ooo - - are - - A:6o t 000 3 - - - ... 10,000 ..-'. - . - 30,0.30 3 - - - - 5 000 ' - 15,000 6000 S. - - - 1000 - . - . - . So o Soo - 1•,000 P "' "' - - 100 . .' ic - - - . 5000 120 - - .. .. 50 - § OOO 5000 First-drawnTicketszz - 110,000 25,0-0 Tickets ,C 2x0,000 Par of the above Capitals. first-drawn "Ticket, ist Day - - klo,ooo Ditto - - - - 4th Day 20,000 Ditto - - - bth Day - - 2),000 Ditto . - - - Bth Day - - sOOO Ditto - - loth Day - 20 0 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licenced Lottery-Otlice. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - ,Cl 9 rg o Half - - kio 2 o Eighth - ,C 2 12 o Quarter - 5 2 o J Sixteenth -` t 6 o An early Purchase is 'advised, as the first 5,00 Ticket's will be entitled to zzl. each,. besides their chance of the L.- pitals. . FULL MONEY FOR PILIZES. -The oresent Lottery Scheme contains 3 Prizes ot ,C20,0.)0 3 Prizes of - k2coo 7 - - - - [O,OOO 3 - - - - - _loon , 3 Besides Prizes of toe!, set. Sze and (what no other Lottery ever possessed) the first 50'oo 'Pickets down, ouz of the Wheel will each be entitled to 221. besides the usual Chance for the above CA vrrA L It I 'LE S. TICKETS an&SHARES are selling,. in great va riety, at the old established'Offices, 4, CORN HI Lt. andg, CHARING-C ROSS ; where the last 30,0011. and the two last Prizes of 2°,0001, ever drawn, were all shared and sold by : . T. BISH. *„* The Lottery begins the 3d of next Month. DUNCAN's NARRATIVE of LORD NELSON's . FUNERAL. 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Being an elaborate Process, their per_ fed preparation, even from the Chemical Specification deli vered into.qhe Patent Office, has been frequently attempted in Vaiii ; they also possess the peculiar property of defying analYzation.- The only Recipe left by their Inventor, Dr. Thos. Norris, never has been.out of the possession of his Family, therefore it is hoped the fraudulent attempt to bring 'thiS trulyValuibleMedieme into disrepute,by the introduction ofa deleterious Composition, by an Empiric (a total stranger to D - r.' NOrris's Family)oviil meet the -Contempt it so deserv edly merits ; particularly as the Public have an unerring guide to distinguish the, Genuine Preparation, in the Name. of •‘ Thos. Norris Moore," engraved (by favour of Govern ment) on'the Stamp round each Bottle. LiARAN ECKF'ORD, aged ‘.3.5 Years.—When first - this C ase of Scrophula made its appearance it was in the absorbent glands of the neck, which become rather thickened, and then advanced to a hard tumour ; she applied to a Medical Gentleman who brought it to a sup*ation ; he then opened it, and the,neck became uicerated - frOni the ear to the shoulder. Tumours soon tormed in the salivary glands, under the chin, in the ' parotid, by the side of the car, and the absorbent glands on the other side.. She was an Outpatient of 'St. Bartholomew's Hospital for eight months, without receiving any relief. : At this time, by the advice of Mary Esdaile, who had experienced relief at the Dispensary, Soho. square, she began taking the Drops, and continued them for the space of a twelvemonth, when the Ulcers healed, and she bccathe perfectly well. SARAH ECKEORD. Crown-court, Fleet-street. _ _ Be careful to ask for Spilsbury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, having the words " By the King's Patent" exprzssed at length on the bottle, bill of direelions, and outside wrap per. The, stamp. also, the King's duty, is printed in black ink instead of red.. Bottles price ss. Gd. los. and 11. 2S. duty included. Dispenslry, No. tc, Sto-square. foie% BILIOtia DR. lAMES's ANALIIPTIC PILLS. FROM a new Mode ofAdministering these PILLS, by the advice of an eminent Physician (see the new redions), Bilious Diseases, so prevalent, particularly among persons who have resided in hot' climates, are removed with "greater ease and safety than by any other M idicine. They are equally efficacious in all Disorders of the Stomach and Bow_ els . ; in Indigestion, Lossof Appetite, Habitual Costiveness, Troublesome FlatutencieS, and Cholics ; likewise in Gouty Habits, in Giddiness or Rheumatic Pains in the Head ; as well as those occasioned by Free Living, thereby preventing Palsies and Apoplexits, so often the consequence of Intern. peranee. Recourse should be had to them on the first attack of a Cold, or any, slight Indisposition, or after any excess of eat. ing or drinking '; and thus their well-known characteristic will be mainta►ned, of promoting Longevity. . . l'ravellers, by sea or land,. should - never be without these Analeptic Pills, as they require aeitheir confinement nor alteration of diet. _ They are sold only, by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Ware. house for Dr. lames's Powder; No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, four doors from Cheapside, London ; at Dr. lames's late house in Bruton-street ; in Boxes, - price 45. 6d. each; or in one large Box, containing the quantity of six, for 245. Duty itacluded.' , . None are genuine but those which have the words" F. Newbery, No. 451' St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamps.