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- • -"77-:'• NUMBER 415 3..1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT - EVENING, Jan. 6 2 'lBO6, will be perforMed. -- THE HAUNTED TOWER. Baron of Oakland, Mr. DO WXON; . Baron De • Courcy, Mr: HOLLAND; . Lord William, Mr. BRAIIAM ; Edward, Mr. RUSSELL; Lewis, Mr. MATH E W.S;...Kobert, Mr. DIGNUM; Lady Elinor De Courcy, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Adela,.'Signora:STOKACE; . .. • Cicely, Mrs. MATHEWS.; Maud, Mrs. MADD'OCKS. In Att 111. Will .be its:traduced the favOtnite Ballad of " From Shades or Night" (composed by the late S. Storace), by Mr. Brisk= ;' aid a ' New 'Bravura (cbmposed by 'Mr. WoellI), ,by bats, Mountain. . . _ . To which will be added (16th time) ? , a New [ Farce, called . ' THE W • EiVELIERCOC, : • . . . The Characters by . Mr. DE CAMP, 'Mr. CHERRY, .. .. .. . .. Mr. - MATHEWS, - . Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT, &c. . y ri i i. Bu..., Two New Airs, by Miss De Camp. Boxes 64... Second Price 35.--,Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2.5: Callery as. Second . Price is.--=lYpper Callety is. Second Price 6d.—No Abney to be retailed: • The Odors opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. _Places for the goies to be taken of Mr. FosbrOOk, at the Noi-Olficein Littleltussellstreer. • • To-morrow, The School .tor . Friends, s mith The Sleeping Beauty. On Wednesday, The Cabinet. On Thursday, The Sthoal tor . Friends ; with a' Cento,' adaptcd- - te tue Occasion, from the Sacred. Music of Handel,.4c: - as a solemn trioute to the memory of the immortal Nelson., • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS. riIgSENT EVENING, Jan. 6, , 1806,. * • will be perlarmed . , . Osman,, Master BETTY ; ruSiknan, 'MF: • M URRAY lierestan,- Mr. C: KEMI3 LI% • • - ' • Zara, IYliss SM.I.TH • - _ • • Selima, Mrs. HU MPII.RiE S. 'l'o which will be added, a G rand Romantic Pantomime, called • , • HARLEQ.O IN's MAGNET . Or, THE . SUANbINAVIAN SORCERER. , • -Harlequin, Mr. BY E ; • - • • rantalooo,„ Mr. L. BOLOGNA; • a' . .,Sc - andinavian Princes's (afterwards Columbine), • Miss SEARLE. Boxes 6s. :Pit s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery ts. - The Doors to OL: opened at half past give, and begin at halt past Six. . Places fox the Boxes to be 'taken of Mr. ,Brandon, at the Box Mice in Hare:street. " The New Pantomime of Harlequin'S Magnet ; • or The Scandinavian Sorcerer, continuing to be received. by-over flowing audiences with unbounded applause and admiration, Will be repeated every' E.Vening :tiff further notice. - To-morrow, The Comedy of The School of Reform. , . The Tragedy of The Fair Penitent is unavoidably deferred. On Wednesday Master Betty will perform the Character of Douglas. The• Public are respedfully informed that this Theatre will not be opened on Thursday. , • , On Friday Master Betty will perfoim the Charadcr of ITancrect,- . On Saiturday will be aded, for the, first time,' a new Co-. znedy, called The Romantic Lover ; or, Lost - and Found. IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. T HE Public are respeclfully remin4ed that Re ceipts for Policies tailing due, at 'Christmas are ready at their Ofifces in Sun-court,.Corniiill, and St. lames's street ; and also in.the Hands . of their Agents in the - principal Cu lea and Towns. . . -This Office grants. Policies for short periods, and allows Discount on all Picini= and Duty paid for mere than One Year. The Terms of the Office will be found in all cases as mo derate as those of any similar InstitutiOn in.the Kingdom, and Liberality . and Promptitude will be found in the Adjust ment and Payinem of Losses. - • Fa - rming Stock: is Insured At as. 6d. per Cent. and Losies caused by Lightning are made gobd . .by this Company. „: . D Secretary.— WESTMINSTER. LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUL. , TY OFFICE, .STRAND AND CORNIIILL. , , , . „ ER SONS desirous - of pioviding fqt their Fainilies 1 or Dependants may,•by an annual Papnent, securp to their Widows, Children, or, any other Person, either an An- , nuity for the remainder of Lite, (gr,.a gross S,urii to be paid at their decease. • Insurances may be made for a variety of other PurpOses,. to provide for. renew` j of -Leases —to - secure Surns paid frir Places or Employments, or - for the Purchase of Life Estates • —or in Aid at, ,Arrangements - net. Debtor and &c. &c. ; and Vg LtI.NTEER.S may, for a "Small.Pretnium, insure against .Death from Military. A ccidertt.i. •.• • • - AJMUitieS are granted.to commence immediately,. or at any iuture_. period.. Printed Rates and.. Conditions of- Insurance' May be, had GratiS,•With the List of -Dircac-rs, as above, or.of the 'Agents of the British Fire-Office in the Country, who are, appointed .Agents for this Ot4q. - . R.O . BEIT SKELTON,• Sec. 'ERITISIL FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND AND.CORN.' . HIEL: • ' • TNStitARtE ;ranted on i-icrase - s;l3,qlildinci t ,s Ma .l. nufaelOr;e, Ships, and all other V esses, Gbods; Ater cliandize,:-Fhrrning Stock, and Other Property, frorn,Loss or Damage by Fire. „ • The unprecede.nted Prefetente given to this Office, biy, all, description of Insurers; Diredors. flatter theinseives- has arisen, noronty from the facilities adopted' in their improv6d I° taus anti ai,nplificd M odes of Fire 1 but. front their steady and uniform Coudu&t the geneul ,:oncerns ,the 13usiness. „ They are persuaded that adherence to Prineiplet and pru de& Caution.,:are the.best Securities to the. Office and to. the, Public, and that Institutions of this 'nature can only be belie ncial when due attention is paid to reel prcical.advantages. Agricultural Shock is insured at zs. 6d. per Cent. The OttiCegrants lusurances for Periods, short of a Year, And makes good loss by Fire frOm Lightning. • • Cfr Insurances due at Christmas must be paid on or be fore the 9th Day of January next. . ' •- • • Proposals and Rates of Insiztarices,delivered gratis. • - it:013•E1t)2.,51C.1 , „ L.TON, Sec. OR FURNISHING HOUSES. C EVERAL N EW INVENTIONS . and Excel.- _ . 1-..3 lent Improvements in the Article of. Cabinet and Up liolstery FURNI RE,, IV the Prbpricter of the Patents, at the Original Halite,. BUTLER'S 'Marrufaelory, Nos. 1 . 3, 'and 14, Catherine-street, Strand. Patent Dining Tables and edsteads,.Sofa-lieds, Chair-beds, &c. graciously patroniaed by the King, Queen, and Royal Fainily; the Nobility,.and °Gentry. 7 These tieles are highly approved iii the East and , West Indiesa C nd various koreign Farts. Window.,,urtain; Drawing-room and Parlour Chairs, Side-hoards, &c. &c. in' -a variety of elegant and fiskionahle designs - ; - the Parent Bed. .teacts having,brass aktd,joints ; ar ‘ e,.riti.edlNlt . hout the we ; of tools, tacks, or nai Is, in plating on the kurotture. • Every other Article in the .oabinet initl.o 01W-fiery - Branch, .all ma ne o n the r ob s t, approved !items, anci'lti't'kpbstation - ; Army and Navy paiet Lcds,•Tables„ . purd,ciAirs'on'a . very . curious and improved } In'hi'‘iiiii:';'Musquito Nett Soya beds, for hot Climates. . - • • N.B. Feathers peculiarly well seasoned always ready, at BUTLER's Warehotrse, I .3":tud IA) CAttleriPe:o4:qt, Strar.d. Be partichlar ih the'lN'ame. • D ICHARD'SOI\7, GOODLUCK; and Co. re srieet.fUlly acqdaint the 'Public, 'that the Scherile for the 'State Lottery taconuttence Drawing on the 3d.of ,fe bruary,' tBo6, consists of •Twenty-five Thousand TiCkets, and cqntains, 3 Prizes of ‘zo,opo I 8 Prizes of £lOOO • 3 - - - 10,000 2o seo. 3 - - - too .3 - zoob 1.120 - - a so - - • Asid•the sOOO First-drawn Tickets zzl. each; besides being eniirled to fhe*Chance of the Cipitals; and all other Prizes. and . 171.AR.4S are on Sale at their 011 ice;, Cnrnhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross. • STATE LOTTERY, 1305, • , &gins prawing kehruary 3d, t 306. `• HALL ail& Co: (Successors to Mr.Niaiolson), at their State Lottery Office, No. 88; Cornhill„ Corner of the. Royal,Exefiange, London ; respectfully acquaint their kiends and the istihlic, that •TICK:'ETS:-and SH A-RE S. fur the aboie Lottery.: re selling in variety of Numhers, 'diVided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and 'Sixteenths, Stamped ac(. - -ording to Ad of Parliament. This Scheme consist.:of Ferty Capilai Prizes, dxclOive of tool: and 501. ininilinting to 40,0001.4 and the First-drawn sOOO Tickets are, entitled to Twenty-two Pounds each. Orders. from the . Country, accompanied with short-dated Bills,--I,lank Notes, Cash, or Pint-OH - Lae Orders, - executed on the same Terms as personally pNsent. - ' • r-. - Money for Prizes as soon as drawn.. . STATE LOTTERY, . • . To begin Drawing February 3. SWlFT'and Co. No. , 11, Poultry, .London, and at their Gifices in most of the principal Towns, are still the I'ICKETS ard SkiAltS of the present.LOT- Er4.Y, in the 5 . 000 .First-drawn Tickets .ale entitled tv 22.1. each, besides their chauce,ol The only Prize of'io,o - 001'. shared in tit& last Lottery, ; No. ',539, was sold by Swift ard , . 3973 - a Prue of ,c, to?e, 7176 - . .stio . . And in the 'Lotteries immediately pre - ceding : No. 67gr ,C 20,000 No. - - 20,952 10000 936. Z - - 10 , 000 19,556 - 5?00 Besides others of 20001. toool. 5001. Sze. ' . . SECOND LOTTERY for 180 5, begins, Drdwing•the of February, 1806. .• • - .O.A.PITAL PRIZES sold, shared, .and.registere - d, '11,:„.• prior to'18C).1; by J. iSkAN S 41‘11'., and Co. '• • 4 Prizes of - £30,000 r; • P rites of . XsooO . & - , 20,000 2.6 - - . Saco li - - - To,ooo 54 1.000 And in 184, and rirst Lottery - ILS, the following Capi tals were sold in 103 Shares; namely, Nos. Nos, entitled to - boo gzi.9, entitled to - .16,150 r, - - Zoos 11,643, - - Zo,boo 1 7,9 1 5 , Zoos . 45 6 1 - ' 1 3047, - . • 10,000,1 7§ 5 . 6 !. - - zo,ozo besides - several other wool. 5 b 601. cot. &c. &c. try te above 1. } RAN SCO M 1 and Co. 19ini Contr:,ani's for the pre4vnt tottery, and Proprietors of the Lus:kv. 011iccs, No. I I, floe , Own - ;:37, Corkthi'4; -and 33, •11..,ynhoket, Piccddiny ; W4Crt; K S,IlAlt S are now selling, in great Variefy.of Niitnbers, - and' the Prizes sharcd'hy them paid en dernsntl. 'Schemes gratis, -and all BuAness..reiatcva to the Funds transuded ith great care and pukluality. ' -• - 1.1.13.7f1ea5e to observe, the scoo First-dr - Awn Tickets will be entitled to 221. each, besides titre benefiC , al Chance of every floating Capital, in the Gran4-Schetne. i the•Niute an early purc.base is pArticularly rrcounnenacd.. • • THE'SLEEPING' BEAUTY. ' • ' • This Day was published,- - —" • In Liliputian Folk., price 64. decorated with three beauti fully colotrred•Engraiingii, froin - Dcsigns by Craig, ; • T"" ,SLEEPING 11EAUTY in the WOOD. a Legend for the Nursery ; performing at this time with great applause at the . Theatre-Royal,. Datry-Eine. • Printed - tor Tabart and Co, at the (uyenile. Ind School Libfary, No..rs . y, New Bond-street ; . .and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. . Of lir horn may also be had; new' nd beaufiftil - Editioria of the following:popular N tirsery Tales, All at 6d each, with co lotired Engravings .• .The Seven Champions • • • Blue Beard Robin Hoyti Boats" . • • ' Valentine-and - Orson •- ,Fortunio • '. • , - . The Forty Tilio-s '~lVhiitin ton'• Nourjahad Gtiselda. • 7 , • • Aladdin , Riquet with the Tuft Sinbad; Part I. Childrenin the::Wood -Ditto,. Part 1 tack the Giant-Killer Fortune ,and Fatal • . Hop; o' lily - Thumb ' Cendrilion Beauty and the Beast La Parbe Bleue - 'Fortunaras - GulliVer'sl ravels, tart I. . Andolncia . • Pitto, Part 11. The' White Cat I)irto, Part IJ E. • 'Toni Tumb ;• • • - Ditto, Part•l V. Goody Two Shoes In all-thirty-two starts. The whole of the .above may be had .separately, at 641. each, with three•okouren . Engravings or they, nay he lia4 all bound together in 4 VOls. price tos. with a smaller ber of plain •Engravings, under the . titie-of-Poptilar.,&torics, B. In justice to themselves, Tabart ana Co; shall state; that - their Editions of .the above Stories ,consist either of new Translations, or of modernized'. and ituproved Vet', &fens, in chaste and ge corre.d.:Linfiri ..ctribolli.Shed with • * • beautiful Engravings, Trcirn Dcsignsonade on purr bY Messrs. Craig and. Corbould. Under these, cir • eitinstanc.s they hope at will not be - ,deemed.imprpper to request that the Public' will 'enquire particularly for Ta bart's Editions. . • . - •• - CHALAERS'S - EDITION OF. $l-IA.K.SPIL COM PLETE. This Day was .published, ' Handsomely printed, in Deny ()claw), on a,new,.Lerjer, and . superfine Woven, Paper, in. Nine large I: r olura:s, 'puce, in bo aids, , 4 1, 1 0. '54•••••11!.fl-eri,,,Eslition.ot _ ..; • 0 HAKSPEAftigs-PLAYS, printed from the Text of the Corrected Edition left by the late Mr. L VE NS with, Series "QC Copper-plate'. l: Original Designs HENRY I'USE LI, -.Esq. 1t.,,A,,,Pr0v fessor of fainting,; and a.seledion ; of .E plara4fory:'autd torical Notes, from the most Eminent Commentators ; a History of the Stage, a Life of Shakspeare, . - " By ALEXANDER CHALIVIERS,. Printed for E. C. and Rivington, - johns "+, Ili. 13a1c1-- win, H. L. Gardner, W, I. and j. Richardson, . Nichols and Son, I'. Payne, - R. Faulder, j. Slockdale, W. ) .Lovyndei, G. 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This Work is also nea'tiy printed on a fine Dewy Paper;' and inav be hail` without - the copper-plateS;• in nine Bvo. price, in:boards, 31, 3s„ The Sub.,crit.rers are respectfully requested to cOmplete their Sett. . • .Of the above-mentioned Bookseirs may also he -had, MT. KEE D's Loition of Shalspeale, ‘yrrii - I Notes b:v johnsonand Mr. Steevens, and the Corrections tions or various Commentators.- El - Thinly printed in twenty conti.VolunteS,, price, : in boards, it, - Also- an Edition, accurately printed from the correaed; Text of Mr.-Steevens, with Glossarial Notes, in nine ‘ small' Volnmea; price, in boards, 11. 7s. or in ten Vein:ales Or. fine Woven Paper; price, in bear&‘, xi. I ii 4A_ s: 1 • . . . • " 0 MQ A DAY, St-i$ LTIRY 6, 1806. VOCAL CONCERT, iBO6. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. lESSRS. HARRISON,• • BARTLEMAN, and 'VI. GREA To RE X, most respedfully acquaint the No bility and Gentry that the CONCERTS will COMITICIICC the above mentioned Elegant Rooms, on FRI DAY the .14th or February next. Terms of Subseription as heretofore, FOUR GUINEAS for NINE CONCERTS. Tickets tninsferable, 'subjed to The Usitallimitations and that the Company may assuredly' be selea,. with ibis special pro, vino—•' That every Ticket sent to a Shop or a D . caler to be diSPOsed of, 'be forfeited for the remainder -of the Sea son." - The Pat!ons of 'former years are respeBfully entreated to signify them intentions relative to the ensuing Seasft as soon as possible, that their Tickets may be reserved for them. Subserip.tons are received at Mr. Birchall's, No. 133, Ncw Bond-street, and by the Managers. No more will be issued than the Ran can well accommodate. A List `tie Principal Vocal and 1 ustrumental Performers j will bediy published. Sjncethe Conclusion, of the, last Season the Concert, Room hio been completely ventilated, and a*New O rchest: a, is erected .five feet lower in front than:the former one. ' EDUCATION FOR THE SONS O,F GENTLEMEN . . ONLY. A: CLERGYMAN of the Church of Ehglatid, . .LAL lOng piadised in - the Work of I tibt rudion, residing in a very healthy Village, within z o miles of :.London, two. of the:Western Road, receives TWelve Pupils only,,a any age Under twelve, to instruct them in' the EnOish, Latin, and Greek Languages, and the French, if rcquiied. In. his Plan. neither Arithmetic, Geography, , or Ilistory are negleded and patticular attention is paid. as tO, the health,: temper,, morals, and gentlernanly behaviour, ' so especially, to the re- ligious instrudibn. of the Pupils: The Terms .Eighty 'leas a YeAr,-exclusive. only of nooks, Medicine, Nursing,, and extra Misters; and Ten entrance. Further , Particulars at Messrs. - Rivington's, St, Paul's Church-yard. It may obviate the necessity of unpleasant explanation to . mention here, that the Advertiser is under enp - igement to ad- Mit the Sons-of Gentlerhen only into his Seminary. This Day was published, In Four Bro. with a Number of Engravings, .price Two C.; nine ~s fir. boa rcl s,. • ffir .L iE ELEMENTS . of NATURAL or .iNIAIENrTA:I4 PA-iII.OSOP il, Y.. • - By 'IsIDERIUS CAVALLO, F.R.S. &c. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davicis,'St.nricis• Of %/ torn may be had, by th;,sqmie Anthor, Estm :07 the-Medi4iriai Propertia,of Eaditious Airs. O&avo, ss. bds; . • . EXCHEQUER PRACTICE. . . This Day was publislieu, • in Svo: price ss. in boards, or 7s. • • • hall, bound and interleaved, AN EWTOME of the, ,Pi. of the ; E-quITY si.DE of' ihe•COURT of- .EXCHE fZU.f.R. comprehending .all the material Authorities upon Points of Practice from the COdirnencement of the Suit to the Dectee,_ • "! -•- • By SAMUEL TURNER, Solicitor. LOndoni• Printed for W.. Clarke and Sons, Law Book:* sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn, Of whbm may t>e haol, price 3s. each, in boards, or o. • . • , • ..• • . 401)i - id-And interleaved, An • Epitome of the Pradice of the Court of Chancery ; abd also Or the Pradice in the K. 13." and C. P. The above may be had together in f vol. ros. od..in boards. .• likewise, lately publisted . iii zvols:: Sic,. price . "' Ss. in bds.' - The Prosent Practice. and Costs . in the Court of l.Atanceryi By S. Turner,' irnproved by Ittibert . Hiun Venables.,•Es.q. • • LORD-NELSON, . . • Embellished •with Eight Copper-plates, viz.. A Portrait of his Lordship ; •t bre en4raVed Plans of the Four • principal Adkins in whicla- he was engaged Vi .v of his Encounter with Admiral Tyrason, Cwmin.inder of the Spa. nish Elotilia, on the Night of the 371.1 of July, 1797 ; • and 'a _Etc Sirn4le of his ,L9r.lship's_Ha:id-writilig , ...; On Tuegday, January 7; will be published, price 'es. 6cl. in boards . . lk "if EMOIRS LORDVig - tbt.NTT:ELSON, • LVi = with Obsikrvations Critical • and Explanatory ; the whole illustrated by the o . ,ri,Ainal Leiters of his. Lordship, and Biographical Notes' containing Sketches of the Lives of va rious Officers with whom. he was at chilerefit tidies conneeted in Service; among,whorn arc, The Earl of St. Vincent; Lord flotham,./7• Lord Viscount Hood, • Captain Rob,nson, - 'Lord Mulgrave, Sir Edward 'Berry,- Sir Hyde Parker,.. Sir.Boulden.Thompson, Lieut. Governor Locker; Sirlrecl'erick theslor, Sir Peter Parker, • Lord Collingwood. .• -By JOHN CHARN,OCK, Es.q. F. S. A.. Author of the Eiographia •11Utory•bl, Marine Archi. - . . tedvre London: Printed fOr , H. ..1)! §yirnirldV Paternoster- I . Hatcharn, Piccadilly; and ~ 41x.ii65. , .44.4 Parry, .1 4 :ad,:nlia;1.- LtePet: EDUCATION.. . • A 'GENTLEMAN *ho has receiyed -a' classielli /A.. Edttogion, end unites twenty yearsr.pradical Expe 7 . rience in the Instrudion of YOuth yvitli a general Knowledge of tile World, lias- .Totmed .an' - E stablishment for E 1 G HT; YOUNG GENTLEMEN, either to finish their Education, or fit them for the:Gniversity. The Mathematics are partij cularLy attended:to, and French is usually spoken in the Fa- Mily. The Particulars and Terms may be known by applyingot addressing a line,. to Messrs.' Dulau and Co. Booksellers, SOho.:sqiiaTe. . 'GRAND, LOTTE RY, BEGINS DRAWING. FEBRUARY 3, 1806. - SCHEME. - of , k 20 , 900 are - , C 6,3,000 3 - - 10,006 - - ' 30 ; 00 3 - - socia - - - - - 15 ,oao -3 - - 2 000 - - • - • 6coo zOOO ao - - Soo - - - 1 tro,ooo 5 o . 100 - - - 120 - so 6oco 5000 Firs t.drawnTick cts;zz 2.5,000 Tickets . / 2 3 . 5 „,064 Pa r. of the above Capitals. -' . First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - • Ditto —•- • - 4tii Day - 20,000 - Ditto - - - 6th:Day . Ditto . - - Bth - Day - - soco Ditto - - - loth Day - zoc,c, TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Lteettced Lottery-Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - 7_714 1 9 T 9 . Half - - ZIG 2 o I Eighth kz •rz o • • Quarter - 5 2 .0 I Sixteenth - t 6 o . • * * *-Ain early Purchase is athiised, as the first 5-_ , oo Tickets will be entitled to zal. each, besides their chance of the La-. pints: FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES. The present - Lottery Scheme contains ' 3 Prizes of kzo,o-o 3 Prizes of- .- .k2oao 1 • 3 - - - - - ro,oo, 8 - - - - - rOOO 3, ~ - - - - - gi" , •O 20 - ... . . ... COO rte6Zl,2 I , ,:.,..., : r...wl . 5.1. z.ce aud (what no other Lottery " ever possessed) the first • s - 000 Tickets drawn out of the ‘Vheel will each be entitled tctzzl. besides the usual Chance - for the above CAPITAL PRIZES. I T ICKETS and SHARES are' selling, in great va riety, at the old established Offices, 4, CO RNHI LL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS ; where the last •30,00 , ;1. and the two last Prizes of zo,opol. ever drawn, were all shared and sold by T. BISH. 4- 4 * The Lottery begins the3d of next Month. „, .„ fA111).4, ..,‹.-;,..”' 1 , •;' - i ,-/ (rA ' k A •.--;':*-4..-;;;t34''K•ii.,7o Irfe.l" .::? .7.;:-.,1,..t: • j .14..-: i'''': ... .,:•*4 4,/ ,.. t, , *l-----;" ~,/,', ,• 4 ),•-• - • ~,,,..,, '' , • ~ • , --- __ i ci k: - .... 5 .--. i --c.z.41.1" • ' ' ; 2 .4 •,: ..-%,, a ,g; 1 6.' %, -;-', \ \q; .7,•,..e i4;"-A \ci:A•4:: 4 - ,,: . i --';';::4.s. :. •--Ar*.1:!.....).v .- - 'fV4aj PRICE SI - X PENCE. • fvfISS . EDO EWORTI7I's NEW WORK. In : a few 'Pays will be published, in 2 VOiS. stnall E 0 N.O lft A, ~ E. D G EVE T ft, Pfintedfor 1., rohnsn, in st,, Paul's Clnir.ch-yard: Where mily be,had, the Author's othir Works: I n a feW bays will be published, printed in dauble..C. eLunins. 'with anew clear Type, in 2 - -vols. , Royal ,Ottavp,, price ii. los, in extra boards, _ . THE, DRAMATIC - WORKS. ,4 WILLIAM SI-IAKSPEA.RE; 'embellished- with Vignette Title rages, eiigravea by Fittler, ftent Designs by Srni rke. • B. 1 his portable of (Atria:l:ll6mq Bard 'is printed uniformly With' the British brhhiii and withh - thilf Wort . forms the best colledion of English Play's, .comprised in th 4 smallest compass, and at the must reasonable price hitherto offered to the-Public. ' •- . Printed for WOHim Miller; Alhern#fe-street. ARCHITECTURAL-ANTIQUITIES, PART .111. This Day w-a,s_published, . • . Tn Me titan Quarto, price ios. &d, and Imperial. Qtylrto. - with first . ..lnirZisions of the Plates, price 15s. 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Ber various Names; the Pnblic are respectfully intermed that this I)cpilatory will•in future be sold by Mrs. Knight, No, t, Buller's-cQurt, flolborn:.bars, by appointment of the Pro. Orietor ' 'price 3s: 6d. the Bottle. An abatement of One Shil ling inSixßottleg: - • • . •• •. To accommodate Ladies too distant for personal applica. ticir; their Orders,' . by-;'Post, for a single Bottle, or larger quantity, incloSing the amount, will be punctually executed to any past of Town of• Country. •;• powder. t aid• other valuable' Preparations: Ultima the Public, that in.consequence lit the Nev- 'Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will• be in fitt - tre . per Dozen,; the . quaittit). 6d - . aLKets in a,l.lcitiktas made" up-lOrFtlie Army and Navy) may be had for 11:4s. 'And as Stamp-sirepreciart:d; by order of the COM missioneA for Mr. Newbery-'s separate use!, In which the words, "F. Newberr, 45,15 r. Paul's," are engraved, • and.as it is presumed that - this win be a sufficient secutity against•Counteifeits;.bis -Signature . 'on' the Labels will be • disContinuctt. . • • , - :V.hq following are • the Price•g 'of their . Medicines, to the first' twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps arei affixed, but those'who purchaie six or 'inure, at a tilde, w 11' be al- • •lovved the 'Stamps gratiS.:. 4. , ' • • • 4. Dr, larnes's.PWdeir. 2- - -9. Dalby's Carminative 9 1)0.-in a Bottle . Dr. 'A ustin's halybeate Do. AnalepticPals 4'6 " Pills • 4 0 po. large Box a - ‘o' - .Freke'sTinti.of Bark 4 Dr. Steer's .oPudeldoc. - a 6 , Dr. Huxham's ditto 2 0 Do. COnvOsiolloll,. 6 Tonic Pills • • 2 9 'Ditto, N itre Drops. , ' -6•• Cotree • • - = a 9 Do, Camomile pr ! ,ps- 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills y tti . Do. Paregoric I.olellpS 1 - i Drops' , - A4baud's4llol; - ditto Stints - • Pills i o tssence'OlColtsfoot 3 . 6 Henry's Mignesia -• 2 6 • Mr, SlnenCe'*Dentifrice 4 o istoiton's Drops ' 5 6 Ceßhilic - .0 '9 Spirsbury's•Drops 5 6 folies,"s lOteura: Tina. "3 6 Sblander's Tea • 2 9 fhlibus Pins 4 6 Gteerimith's Tinti\ire •1 - Tidy I , ,ss,:ilct:of Pepper:pint 't 1 'Do. TO - lu Ldzerige • 4ilrtss's Matnesta - 3. 6 - Essenpe of GiligEi -•2 • 6 - kr. 13; :11.s ,rflany Persons; Me gingers, 'mis take the. 1-icit4c of:Mess;S. Newberv, they think itneectsary to point Out, that it is at the East` End of 'St. Paulls;'•four . Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed ,on the • Front 4. Tl - ii; WAREI+OUSE lOW 'DR. • j;