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,~ • 4 , I - • , Fes. ,\110 .11 ! • • & • , mar s ' .• • V - „ - " •P. .) ,7 4 - c. 4. - J•ta. .1! 4 - *. •%- 1/ . ..;;;;X . ; .6 i;j! ' --1 *l l 'Of r.l-* , 71) -)so - 4;5., . 1 \' •• \ MG ADA Y, JANUARY 13 , 1806. NUMBER 4159.. PRICE SlxlitgCE: THEATRE' ROYAL, THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 13, 1806 • will:be:performed THE . SIEGE OF BELGRADE. - , - The Seraskier, • Mr. BR.AHAN ; - :-• Cohenberg Mr, BA R RYMORE : Ismael, -Mr. COOKE , . • • Y.useph, ';Mr. MATHEWS.; - Leopold,. Air. RUSSELL ; Mr: DIGNUM. • . %Katharine, • 'Miss DE CAMP ;'. ' Fatinia, .Miss BOYCE ; •• 'Lit li Signora sTORACS;. Ghita, 'Mrs. BLAND. voirn - • TUE:LIAR, • • - • Sir fames Elliot, Mr. DE CA.MP,4. , . Old Wilding . , Mr: FOW-tlit. , : , • `" • - . Young. Wilding, Mr. EL LI 0 Isr..; . Mr. IV EWI TVE.R. ; Miss. G ranthairi,"' Miss M ELIO NJ • • : Miss GOdfriy, Miss pc) E ; Miss Ti OS WE L •Boxes.6s. Second Price 3 it Is: 6d. ; Second - P rive IS: Gallery- as. Second Price zts.— Upper Second. Price 6d.—NO "Miiney' to be returned. The Doors will be opened at akil,p4s.t EiTe . ,and the Play: begin at Hall-past Six. 'places f.l the Boxes to be takeit:of iMt. FosbroOk, ,at the 80x..0 dice in Litt I eitussell,-street — To-rnoirow, Romeo and Juliet ; ;ROTileo 'by the Young Aoscius. With I.he Sleeping Beauty. • ." T . HEATItEAOYAL, -COVENT,CARTYEN. T HIS PRESENT I E b VE ri N t ING I ,' , Jan. I 1 wilorme KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. MURRAY ; Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. COOK E ; henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE • ,Queen- liti6beth,' Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Duchess of York, Miss LESERVE ; '• And. Lady Anne, Miss .BRUNTC)N. To which will be added, a G•rand . Romantic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S MAGNET ' • Or, THE-SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER. .ilaqiNuin. Mr. B,YRNE ; Panivaloon„ Mr. L. BOLOGNA; Fylla, a Scaudinivian Yrincew(afterwards Columbine), Miss. SEARLE. _ _ With entirely-neV, Scenes, M;chirrery, and Dresses. The Overture and Music compuseed by Messrs. Ware and ' • Davy. Boxes 6s. Pit 35.., 6d. , Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery rs t . =The:Doors to be opened , it half past • Five, and begin at halt kast.Six. Ylaces for thrßoxes to be taken of Mr: - Brandon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. The 3S e • Pantomime :of Harlequin's Magnet ; or The' Scandinavian Sorcerer, Continuing tar-be received by over cfhivving audiences with n11.60;0144 applause .and admiration, Will be repeated every Evening till furth;,r notice. • - , To.ntorrow, As You'likis.. H. .On Wednesday;'. Pitarro.. On Thursday, The Heir at Law. On. Friday, Much Ada. About Nothing. On 'Saturdays Cyt behne. •On "Alonday Master Betty will .perform the,,Charaeter of Douglas, • • - T-_: -- .a _ . . No. 26, CORNHILL, 52, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGARET's HILL, BOROUGH. TN a few-. Days Ole- Drawing commences. The First.drawn.Ticket will be entitled to to 0221. ; the First-drawn sOOO Tickets will be entitled to 22e. each, be sides the usual Chance of the Capital Prizes; these Advan tages are considerably in favotir of those who buy before the of next Month. HORNSBY and Co.. respectfully 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 fiaid on Demand, whether a 221. or a , z0,0001. • . Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exadly on the same Terms as it present. THE Ship LIBERTY, of Scarborough, having drifted - and run ashore, at the Port of Bridlington, br which Accident the Register of ' the said Ship was washed overboard • any Person finding the same, and returning it. to Richard ehild, the owner, on board the said Ship, shall be well rewaided. VESTMIN%TER LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUI -TV OF fICE, STRAND AND CdRNHILL. lARSONS desirous of proiding for their Famili es 61:Dependants may, by an annual Payment, Secure to their •%%/ - iclows,- Children, or any other Person, either an An. nuity lot' the remainder of Life,.:pr a gross Sum so be paid at their decease. insurances may barnacle fur a.variety of other Purposes-- to provide for renewal of Leases—to secure Sums paid for I'laces or Eraployments,or fOr Purchase of Lite Estates —or in Aid of Arrangements bet Ween Debtor and Creditor, Sze. &c. ; and Ii . .)LUNTE ERS may, fora small. Premium, insure against Death from Military Accidents. Annu'fties are granted'tifeciinmence immediately, or at any future period. Printed Rates 'and •ConditiOns of Insurance may be had Gratis, with the List of Diredors, as above, or of the Agents of the British Fire-Office in the Country, who are appointed Agents for this Office. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec . BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, ST'RA'ND AND CORN- HI CL. - - - - j NSURANCE granted on Houses, Buildings, Ma i nufaetories,, Ship's; and all other Vessels, Goods, 11Ier- Chandize, Farming Stock, and other Property, from Loss or Damage by Fire. •••• The unprecedered Preference given to this Office by all description of Insurers, the Diretors flatter theinselves has arisen, : not only frotri the facilities adapted in their improved Plans and simplified Modes of Fite Insurance, but from thtir stezdy ..and• uniforiti .Conduce in the genehil Concerns of thd Business. 'fhe'yate phlulttlect tharadherence to Principles and pru dent Caution are the best Securities to the Oflice and to the PlMlie,' and that Instittitithisig this nature can only be bene ficial when due attention is paid to reciprocal advantages.. Agrietiltural insured at as. 6a. per Cent. The Office grant&lnsurances for Periods short of a Year, and makes good I6ss by File from Lightning. Insurances diie at Christinas must be paid on or be fore the 9th Day of January next.. .PrOpOSals add hates of: Ins , u6nCes'del iiered grat is. ~• • • ROBERT SKELTON, S. USEFUL BOOKS 14.4-R CHILDREN. This Day, was'published, In Three Parts, either Part to ..he hail separately, price 3s. each,.handsomely halt-bound, - T HE BOOK 'of. TRADES'; or, LIBRARY of the USEFUL ARTS, in which every Trade is il lustrated with separate Engravings ; and its HistOry, Utili ty, present State, Advantages,. and Disadvantages, are fully and accurately described. • PART I. Stone-mason ' Sawyer Smith Shipwright 'it:antler Currier Apothecary Baker Straw.hat-taaker. Wool-comber S pinner Waterman . Basket-maker flat-maker Jeweller Bricklayer Carpenter Cooper. PAR' Coach-maker Tallow-chandler Gardener Hair-dresser Comb-maker Lice-maker mlitiucc Feather- worker Laundress Paviour Turner .Brush.maker \, Taylor Shoe-maker • Trunk-maker • Wheelwright , I ron-founder Copper-plate Printer Painter Engraver Statuary Brick-maker Rope-maker Weaver Stocking Weaver Carpet Weaver Ladies' Dress-maker PART Pin-Maker '• Needle-maker W ire-maker Paper-maker Printer 111. Bookbinder Calico Printer • Tin-plate WOrker Brazier Button-maker Cabinet.rnaker Sadler Class-blower Cork-cutter. Watch-``maker. • Printed for Tabattand - Co. at the Juvenile and School Li. brary, 157, New Bond.street ; and to be , had of all *Book sellers in Town and Country. N. 13. At the well-known juvenile and School Library of Tabart and . Co. are constantly kept on Sale an unequalled Assortment of Books for Young People and tor SchOols, with which the Trade in the Country are supplied on -ad vantageous,Terms. THREE BOOKS OF BIOGRAPHY FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This Day were published, - New and linpreved Editions of the follewing interesting, useful, and approved School Books, written purposely for the use Of Young Persons, on the obvious and important principle, that Example is more powerful and mare se du live than Precept. ,THE BRITISH NEPOS, consisting of Selea lives of those illustrious Britons who have been the most distinguished for their virtues, talents, or remark able advancement in life, interspersed with Pra6tical Re lteaions. By WM. MAVOK, LL. D. &c. price ; 45. 6d. bound.; and containing Accounts of she 'under-mentioned -distinguished Personages : Alfred Bacon Newton Bacon Andrews Sir R. Walpole Wickliff Coke Stair Chaucer Stratlbrd Sloane Wolsey Hampden Wolfe More ' Harvey Anson T. Cromwell Blake. Barnard Latimer Clarendon Lyttleton Cabot Milton" Chatham lewell Marvel Garrick Gresham Sydney • Cook Walsingliam Tillotson Blackstone Crichton Locke Johnson •Drake Holt I.owth Burleigh Burnet Howard Shakspeare Penn Mansfield Raleigh Addison Sir I. Reynolds • Marlborough 2. A.SELECTION of the LIVES of PLUTARCH, abridged for the use of Schools, by WM. - MAYOR, LL. D. &c. price 45. 6d. bound, and containing Accounts of the un dermentioned Personages, the most illustrious and estimable CharaEters of Antiquity : • .. ROinulus Pericles . Eumenes Lyeurgus Alcibiades - Pompey . Solon Timoleon Alexander Numa Aristides Julius Caesar Themistocles Cato the Censor Demosthenes Cathillus Pyrrhus' Cicero 3. SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY ; or, The Lives and Charaders of the Principal Personages recorded in the Sacred Writings, praCtically adapted to the instruction and Irn proven-tent of Youth. By the Rev. I 01-IN WATKINS, LL. D. price cs. bound. This important Work,• which teaches and applies the' Principles of Religion under the agreeable form of Biographi. cal Narratives, contains accounts of the following Scripture Charaders': i Adam Joseph SoloMon • Cain lob .Elij•itt Abel Moses ' Elisha •, Enoch Balaain Dauita Noah Joshua , Esther • Abraham Ruth Mordecai - Isaac Samuel St. John • 'Jacob David Jesus Christ Printed for. Richard Phillips, Nu. 6, Bridge-Street; Black: riars ; and to be had of all Booksellers - and Deateri in looks, vyith the full alloVvanc:4 to 5C11(504. . • 4 % . • • • • -•- • i VICTUALLING'-OFFICE; • THE COMMISSIONEIigfor VICTUALLING .l HIS MAIESTI": NAV Ydo hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the 14th instant they will be rea7Ly to receive Tenders, in writing ( sealed up); and treat for One Hundred . Tons of 'IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be delivered in Three Wert4; ly,lpeekly proportion; into His Majesy'S VlRUalling Stores at Deptford ;. rind to be paid for by Bills, p.:•yable; with interest, ninety days afker'drite . The Conditioni of the Contrail, and Srimplei- of the flocpt; . may be seen at the Secretary's ()pee. No regard will be had to any Tender in Which the Priee shall not be inserted in•words at length, or that skill not he delivered to the Board• before One o'Clork on the said .Tires4ay the i4rh . inrtant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some . Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. • .GENERAL POST-CFFIC.E, Taisday, Dec. .11, 18:-.1. THE, Bag of Letters from London, of Scazirda ,; the ..71st instant, for Stockport, having been :Juan out of ant Mail Box at Macclesfield, on Stmday Night about Ten o'clock; and the : Bag having been found lender a 114 Stack near the Multi, empty ; Whoever shall apprehend and convict, or cause to Scappre betides! and convit?ed, the Pelson or Persons v. 42 stole the said. Bag, will be entitled to a Reward of FIFT ,POUNDS ; Or - if-an Accomplice in the Robber,,v, or knowing thereof, shall surkender himself, and make di scovvy wherehy one or.thore of the Persons concerned therein may be apprehended and broaght to _lat tice, such Discoverer will be etnitted to the said Reward, and will also receive His Majesty's 0051 gracious Pardon., There iv reason to suppose that nio,etha.t one Person is concerned. It is a Capital Offence in 'at!) , one receiving. Ba.nk Bil/t; taken out of the Marl, knotring the same to have been stolen there out. By Command of His Majesy's-Postmaster-Generat, • F. FREELING, Sec, Mr. SURR's NOVEL. This Day was published, in Three Volurriei, pi - ice us. &1, 4 - in boards. . .1' AWINTER in - LONDON ; or; Sketches of I Fashion. A Novel. _ . , . By:C.. S. SURR. ' Author of George Baravvell(Spleddid Misety, &c. &c -4 I " Will none eilend, whom 'tis a - praise:CO please." -- --- YCIUNC. Printed for Richard go. 6; Bridg&-gtrcet, Black.; friars. By whom have lately heen published, The Novice,of St._Pomjnick, 12 y Miss 0 w&son. Ferdinand Fitzotmond, by Mrs. Temple: Virtu,us Poverty, by Mr. Sidd - Ons. I.l,:etwood, by. Mr. Godwin. LANDSCAPE PAINTING, This Day were published, In One Volume Odavo, price 78. 6d. in boardsi The Second Edition of HINT"to YOUNG PRACTITIONERS in the S sTIMY.9f.I,ANDSCAPi: PAINTING . ; il lustrated by ten Engravings, intended to shew the difiereni Stages of the Neutral Tint. To which are added, Instruc.; tions in the Art of Painting on , Velvet.' By I. W. ALSTON, L.P. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and 13 rme, Pilternoi ter- row. Tins Day was published, price 2S. 6d. EPORT . of the TRIAL at Bar of the Hon. Mr. 11.. justice 'JOHNSON,. one of the justices of His Ma jesty's Court of Common _Pleas in Ireland, for-a Libel the Court of ICing's.jbendi, on Saturday the 23d Day of No. vember, Taken in Short-Hand by T. Jenkins and C. Farquharson. Sold by T. Butterworth, Fleet-street ; Longman and Co. Paternoster-row; J. Hatchard, Piccadiily ; and T. Burn side, 'Limey-street, Dublin: TO BE LETT, and entered upon at Lady-day next, or sooner if required, A .Complet e DWELLING-HOUSE, in the Vil .l-1 law . of Hagley, in the County of Worcester The house consists of a large Hall, Breakfast-room, Dining room, and DraWing-room, Houlekeeoer's:room,- Closets, and every Convenience, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Dry Lar der, Biewhouse, .and Servants' Hall, Stabling for Eleven 'Horses, and a Double Coach-house, with other necessary . Out-buildingS, five Lodging Rooms upon the First Floor, and foiir upon: the Attic, besides two tor Men Servants, a goOd Staircase all the way up, Attics as good as other Rooms, and a Man Servant's Room over the Kitchen, a good walled Garden, Shrubbery, and about Fourteen Acres or Land, two FiSh Pools, and a Green-house. The above House awl Lands are situate in Hagley, in• the County di Worcester, and near adjoining to Hagley Park and the Clentjlills; and there is a good Pack of Harriers within aboura mile, and are distant about three miles from Stour bridge, and eleven from Birmingham, to both which Places there is an e2teellent Turnpike Road, and near the Coal Mines. • * Vor"a View of the Premises apply at the Hotise, and fot Particulars, to Messrs. Roberts and Baker, Solicitors, Bew€l. ley. ril - BO3LAINS are prevented from breaking, and , their tormentin Itching instantly removed,byW HIT E- E AD's ESSENCE of M U STA RD, • universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatisms, Palsies, Gouty AffeClions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain Remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have aeluallybroke, WHIT EAD's FAMILY 'CV RATE will - ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. Prepared and sold by R. it) STON , A pothecary, •t„ Greek street, SOho,loncion—the Essence and Pills at as. 9c1., each—the Cerate at is. tad. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. *** The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Name of R...lohnston inserted on it. WANTED, AHandsome wellflooking Toting Man for a ro-oTm A : 'all's, a good Cctok and Hoiteiiiiid ; they *hurt bring •inloukleci ,Chare443-4rum tilt! last -Places -k where they niut hair"ell'iFel - a t Veir.• • '• Apply as early . .as possible blay,ifare, 31, :6 tai-, font-place, Pimlico. N. 8.. The Cook will be wanted•ori-,M'etulay r s the Gen tleman intends to give a Marge Dinner. ^ --• • ... ..• . . . . . . . -..-. . • . - - • ••• - yubllß. - MAYNARD, of No. 1, .. -Stafrbrd,-Rlae; - • begs 7 Leave:to inform the Noblemen, .Gentlemed,. and ic in general, that he has just coltnieneed MINIA TURE and LAN DSCA P E P,A INT ER. , 41e begs Leave to' offer his Services to them, :and will, be happy. to •wait upon,. Own at their own Houses. -If he has the good : - fortune- to meet with their Puronage..and - Support, it:will'be.ever ie, Membered with gratitude. The Charge for-a ~ Mintature':it- " . Ten Guineas, which will be.elegantly and Wautilullyform,; ed, .and surpass the ,power of any Artist - an London. • • - 1(1 - Na's ARMS TAVERN ,and •FA44-11,Y ,1-102EL,' Bridge.street axed Palace-yauli - West s itiirpter. - •• - THENDERSON having taken a ]Hite House in • Palace yard, and titted it up in a genteel State as a Tami Hotel, respealully solicits the kind Patronage otAis lieucts, and Putilic in general.: impressed , yvith ,tife sense of their former Favours, lle trusts the Accommoilatiens• and Attention will merit the continuance of their apgrObarion. "E l C. and' J. RIVINGTON respeafully inform . the Public, that their Continuation of the AN NUAL REG I STE It, formerlypublished by 'the late Mr. Doctsley, 'rill speedily be resumed. They will, in a very Uuirt time, announcel day for the phblicatidn of Two Volumes, when further particulars will be submitted to the Public. St. pawl's Church-yard, lan. to, tBO6. - . SECOND LOTTERY for 1305, begins 'Drawiug the 3d • - . . of February, 1806. . r APITA.L PRIZES sold, shared, and registered, N...., prior to '2°4, bc J.-HILANSC-)111B mod 'Co. 4 Prizes of - £30,000 1-15 Prizes of - £sooo 2 . - •- u - ~ 20,000 26 - - - - 2ooo 11 - - - /0,000 !54 - - ' - _ 1000 .- /rod in 1344; - and Fir , st Lottery dos, the following •Copi-, tals wets lold in- 103 Shares, namely, , - Nos - : , ,•', :- • - • A: NOS. -4; 17 . 077 1 entillcd to . - 1000 9219, entitled to , 23,00 11 - 6,t0 r i ' '- - 2000 111,643, - - - 20,000 1 7.9 1 5, .•'- '% 7 -, I Zoom I .456, - - - 20,000 1 3,747; - -.- 10,000 I 7686, - - .: 2.0,020 be4ides sevetaLotber 'cool. 5601. tcol. &c. &c. by theabove J. B RAN ScOMB and Co. joint Contradors for the present Lottery,. and Proprietors-of the Lucky Offices, No. il, Hol bork; 37, corohill ;. and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly; where TICKETS and SHARES are now selling, in great variety of NutuDers, and tbe Prizes shared by them paid on demand.. Scheines gratis, and all Business relative to the Funds tratiaded with . great care and punctuality. N.B. Please to observe, the 5000 First-drawn Tickets will be entitled to 221. each, besides the beneficial Chance of. every floating Capital in the Grand Scheme; therefore an early purchase is particularly recommended. EAST INDIA. COLLEGE SCHOOL. lifll. MTS COMBE, in conformity with the an- IVI nexcd communication, be g s leave to . acquaint the Public, that any particulars .respe cting the School may be' had on application to the Principal of the College, at Hart— ford, or to himself, at Halley Bury. . . ianuary, 1, 1806. . . --- To-the Rev. M H. LUSCONIBE, M.A. East India-House, Dec. 20, 180.5. REV. SIR, You are authorised by the Committee of College to make publicly known that the College School, instituted under the' Patronage of the Hun. East India Company, and of ),.vhion , you have been appointed the Master, will be opened For the general receptio,n of Pupils, at Halley Bury, near' Hertford, on Monday the 3clday 'of February, iBo6. S t AIVILIEL HEN-LEY, • • Principal:of the East India College. . . MRS. BRYAN respee - tfully acquaints her Friends and the Public, that encouraged by-the extensive 'Pa: tronage she had the HOnour to'rei;eive far,her Astronomy, she is induced to publish, by Subscription, her Course of Familiar Lectures on Natural' Philosophy, which were ori ginally written for the improvement of her Pupils in naturai knowledge, and, by -unequivocal deductions, to strengthen and establish their moral and religious principles. Prepared by 7 years' experience in the fads she has attempted to in vestigate, Mrs. Bryan now ventures to solicit public notice and confidence for these Leaures , which contain much use• I'd and scientific knowledge, divested of such mathematical elucidations as require previous , mathematical instruction, yet sufficiently aided by the truths of that sublime science, tor popular reception, and for clear, accurate, . and extensive information. The Theory will be illustrated by a, great va-• riety of amusing and interesting experiments, accompanied by scientific and ornamental- Engravings. Useful Tatacsi a great number and variexy of.geographical and astronomical Problems, and a comprehensive Vocabulary of the Terms of Science used in the Lecfures will form an extensive Appen dix to this Work, which will he printed in Quarto, from a New' Type, on a fine wove Medium Paper, hut-pressed. , The Names of Subscribers will be receivettby Mr. Kears ley, Bookseller, Fleet—street, and Mrs. Bryan, Blackheath, till the istli of March, 1806. 4,4_, No Money. to be paid till the Delivery of the Book, which • will bs natty by the. , sstlv9f April ensuing. . • , 0.41 a. ' .0.- - -GRAMS LOTTERY, EGINS* DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. SCHEME. 3 ,C 20,000 - - are - -4:60,000 3 - -,.10 w 000 - - '30,000. 3 5000 3 2000 6000 8 - - - - • woo - - Boco ' 20 - - - - 500 so - - - .100 120 • - - - 50 soco First-drawtaicketszi ib,ooo • 5,00 - o Tickets kzso,oote Pat: of the above Capitals. 'FirstArawn Ticket, ist Day - ,Cto,noo • 'Ditto' - - - 4th Day - - • 20,000 • • - Ditto - - r6th Day - - 2a,0c0 Ditto - - Bth Day - sOOO • Ditto, - - - roth Day - - 2000 'TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licenced Lottety-Oftice. ('RESENT PRICE. _Ticket - - - kig 19 o Hilf ;into 2 o Eighth - , - 42 T 2 o Quarter - 5 2 o I Sixteenth •- r 6 o 4 4* An early Pi rchase is advised, as the first Soo Tickets will be entitled-to-eal: eachb besides . their s chance of tne La STATE LOTTERY, To begin , Drawing February 3. arid Co. No. 11, Poultry, London, and at - their °Hides inmost of the principal Towns, are sell tin the TICKETS and SHARES of the present LOT ' TERY, in which the Sono First-drawn Tickets are entitled to 221. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes. The only Priie of 10,0001. shared in the last Lottery, No. 18;539, was sold by Swift, and Co. as also No. 3973 - a Prize of - Zrooo - - - - 500 And in the Lotteries immediately preceding : No. 6791 - - - ,C20,0 0 c3 No. 20,952 - - to,ooo 9362 10,008 - 19,556 - - 5000 Besides others of 20001. local. cool. Zec. &c. STATE LOTTERY, aos,- Begips Drawing February 3d, 1806. to Z~r.'Nicholson), ALL and Co: (Successorsat J their State- Lottery Office, No. 88. Cornhill, Corner of the Royal Exchange, London, respeafully acquaint their Friends and the PUblic, that 'TICKETS and SHA R ES for the above Lottery are selling in .variety of Numbers, divided into Halves, Quarters,• Eighths, and' Sixteenths, stamped according to .Ad of Parliament. This Scheme consists of Forty-CapitalPrizes, exclusive of cool. and Sol. amounting t0_a40,,0001. ; and the , First,drawn Sono Tickets are entitled to Twenty-two Pounds each. Orders from the Country, accompanied With short-dated Bills, Bank-Notes, Cash, ,or Post. Office Orders, executed on the same Terms as if personally present. Money ter Prizes as soon aSdrawn. On•Saturday.will be published, , In Two Volumes, Oaavo, price,'in boards, i6s. . A DISSERTATIONori the Pfi.OPETECIES . that .L 73... have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, -or will hire .aftcr be fulfilled, relative to the great Period of) t 260 Years ; the Papal and Mohaminedan Apostasies; the Tyr4nniCal Reign of Antichrist, or the Infidel Power; and the Restora tion of the Jews. By GEORGE STANLEY FABBR; B.D. • • Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees. .Printed for F. C. and J. RivingtOn; No. 6z, .St. Paul's Church-yard . ; and sold by 1. Hatchard, No: igo ; Picca 'dilfy. A NEW VOLUME ,FOR 1806. This bay were published, in One very large Volume, Oc- tavo, Price Hall-a,Guinea in boards ; einbellished with several striking Likenesses, . ITEMOIRS of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of ; being a New Volume of the Wotk 'which, for several years past, has enjoyed arr uninterrupted Career of popular favour. It is the Plan of this Biographical Series to do jitstice to the Charaaers-, Talents, and Labours, Of our distinguished Contemporaries, and in performing this arduous ta:. , k, to sa tisfy curiosity without gratifying malevolence. In the Eight Volumes, which' are • now published, will be 'found full, accurate, and impartial Memoirs of the Lives of the mo.t distinguished Persons in every walk of Public Life ; the Work may consequently be recognized as a complete Do mestic History of the Present Times. This New Volume contains Memoirs of Lord Keith, Captain Charles Morris, ' Mrs: Darner, Mr. Aaron Burr, Lietft.-General Doyle, Dean Kirwan, Mrs. Thicknesse, Sir Rome Riggs Popham, , . • Mr. Joseph_ Pasley, Right Hon.,Gcorge Canning, `Mr. lriel BarlJw, - The Young Roscliis,• - Mr. Henry Greathead, Rev. Henry Bate Dudley, Sir James MackintoSh, Vice Act:Sir A. Mitdhell, K.B. Right Hon.- Charles Abbot, • Madame D'Arblay . Archl - -.ishop of Canterbury, Sir Charles Morice Pole, Sir Tilos.' Manners Sutton, Mr. Elliston, Capt. Thomas Morris, Alderman Combe. Printed for Richard - Phillips, Bridge-street; Blackfriars; and sold by all Booksellers, 'Of whom May lie had new and corre&ed Editions of the, Seven former Vllumes, price Half-a- Guinea each. . NEW ME-DICINE ACT. NtIVBI lif and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's 1: • Church-,yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in consequence of the New Stathp Duties, the Price of that ,Medicine will be in fittitre zs.. 9d. per Packet s or 11. 55. 6d. per Dozen but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle.(as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11.45. And as Stamps' are prepared, by order of the Com missioners, for. 4r. Newbery's separate use, in which the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45', St. Paul's," are engraved, arid as it is presumed that this, will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be discontinued._ . . . The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the first twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps arei affixed, but those who purchase six or More, at a time, w 11 be al• lOwed the Stamps gratis. s. d. Dr. lames's Powder Do. in a Bottle - s. d. 2 9 DAby's Carminative I 9 2 4 0 - Dr- Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 . 3 Do. large Box - 24_ o Freake'sTin,a.of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steer's 9podeldoc z 6 Dr. Huxharn's ditto 2 o Qo. Convulsion Oil - z 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops .. 2 6 English Coffee - - 2 9 Do. Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. HoOPer's Pills Do. Paregoric Lozenges t! Grant's Drops - Angibaud's Blois ditto I tg lriglish's Scots Pills / o Essence ofColtsfoot 3 6 Henry's M ignesia -2" 6 !V4r. § pence's Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalib Snuff - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops "5 fi fones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Dr. Solandtr's Tea 2 9 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenough's Tinaure Essenceqf Peppermint t al Do. Toil' Lozenges I . 14 Glass's I , lagnesia - .3_ 6. Essence of Ginger - 2 N. B. As many Persons, Vartieularly.MeSsengerS, mis take.the House , of MessrS. Newbery, they think it neetsUrk to point gut, that it is at the Ease End of St. four Mors from ..:heapside,. with the'Se words inscribed on the Front : " THE ONLY %i4II.4it()USE R DR; k.owptk.. , . .