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KING'S THEATRE.
THE PUBLIC are most -respeafully informed
that there will be a MASQUERADE. at this Place,
CMS EVENING,. the • 14th instant, .upon the same ap-
proved Plan as that given in February last.
Tickets One Guinea each; Refreshments, Supper, and
Wine includcd.
N.B. Parties desirous of having particular Suppers served
for them in the Private Rooms (not less than six in number)
IrlaY be accommodated, upon early application at the Office.
.Dresses to be had in the House, as usual.
Vivant Rex et. Regina.
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. CUMBERLAND SOCIETY.
THE Seventy-fifth ANNIVERSARY will be
held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on
4 u.EspAy the 15th Instant.
J. DENT, Etq. M.P. in the Chair.
STEWARDS.
1. Dent, Esq. M.P. I Robinson, Esq.
Colonel Salkeld, W. Bowerbank, mit. Esq.
C. Campbell, Esq. ' I. Lawrence; Esq.
•L Crisdale, Esq. • 1 Rev. Addison,
S. Pears, Esq.. H. Dobinson, Esq.
Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock.
Tickets 12s. each, to behad of the Stewards, and at the Bar
of the Tavern. •
the tt is requested that those Gentlemen, who intend to honour
Stewards with their company to dinner, will procure
tickets on or before the t ith Instant.

WYKEHAMIST MEETING.
THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of
WYKEHAMIST will be held at -the Crown and
lichouTavern in the Strand, on THURSDA Y the 17th
Instant where the Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at
tither of the two St. Mary Winton Colleges are requested to
4ttend.

s-ritwAaos.
L31,1' Thomas Bart. Thos. Goddard, Esq. M
The Rev. Dr. Busby. Henry Sandford, Esq.
"I'ne Hon. and hey. I. B. len. John Francis Gunning, Esq.
,kinson The Rev. J.
Dadreny, LL. D. I The Rev. lames Mapleton.
Diuner on Table at Fire o'Clock
Tickets tribe had at the Crown and Anchor Tavern.

EXCHEQUER BILL STOLEN,
NO. Qsge, valueOnei-liindred Pontlds, dated at
the Exchequer, loth May, 1809, signed Grenville.
The Public are cautioned against the Negotiation of the
,dye Bill which has been stolen ; Payment thertot has
been stopped at the Exchequer Bill Office.
tAny Person giving information relative to the said Bill to
Ir. Samuel Nicholls, of Biidguorth, Salop, Solicitor, will
De rewarded for their trouble.
to tglo.

A'lt>NßY.
-N.QI3LEMEN, Ge, tlemens, &c. are respectfully
it formed they may be supplied with Money to any
,41,1notint;ito Tetins equal to Mortgage, secured upon Tree-
',told, Copy hold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Nlopey in the
M rriage Settlements, Widows' loimores, Clergy-
r en's Livings, or any other Property. Persons of respecta-
,ility may he 'supplied on their Personal Security only.
uentlemen will fins every liberal acccominuthitioh, without
telay.
Application from Twelve till Tw6; or Letters (pot aid)
kidressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 0, South-street,s Beprke
leY-square.

NEW sTAI-E. LOT-I'LKY,
To he Drawn in f UNE.
AZARD, BURNE, and Co. Sock-Brokers,, -1 respectfully inform the Pub lic, that TICKETS und
'Ol-1A RES for the piesent STATE LOTTERY are on Sale
at their Office, No. 93 Royal Exchange.
The Scheme is on the same improved Plan as the last, -as
it° Number Of 't ickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. and presents,
addition to the 200,0001. of Prizes,

FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS,
- Nltic Of toc Whole Tickets each,
h are to be given to the Four Tiekers of the First Num-
ber drawn, a Prize above 10.
Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.
Indlii, and South Sea Stocks, with their several
annuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bilis, and every
,de.
Letiption of Government Securities, bollght and sold by Com-

•
YTON, late Partner with the deceased Sir
M (AMES BRA N.SCOMB, has the easure of announc-
i4. to his Friends and the Public, the LOTTERY which
1-avios Sch lUN E, gives the groJtestchance to the Adven.
"ter rso small a ris. our acket of Tckets, One
t ndretod in each Packet,k areF to beP givens by the Contraaors
the forruuatc Holders of the First drawn Prize above Isl.
1,1,,)0en
.Ticket may gain upwards of rop,oool. and Shares in
yortlOn.
YTON has been truly lucky in, selling Packets of
trkets, No: 7;o8i, producing nearly 4,0001. and No. 3,638,
tioducing 24;7651. was 'sold in sixteen Sixteeatlis, and paid
hint to the respealve fielders, who received fur each Six.
enth 5471. 16$ 3d.
4t EN" ri)iv solicits a continuance of the public favours,
.111 lucky Office
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AN Al.i ICLF. OF COMMERCE.
• F-ro EAS I and WEST-INDIA, AM :RICAN, and
RUSSIAN MERCHANTS. .• •
I P. BEAM, of Nottingham, informs the Mer-
t • chants of England, and Traders in general, that for the
eptenience of Sale,. he has placed his ,J U N E R'S ES-
11,'Ne E of PEPPERMINT and other Medieines in the
~41dsot Messrs. Shaw and:(lwartiS, 66, St. Paul's Church
lUNIPER'S ESSENCE of- PEPPERMINT is well
lel„l°.`Ya as a safe, eftedual, and pleasant remedy in Flatu-
i"F.'esiGouty and Cholicky pains in the Stomach and Bowers,
gestion, Hysterics, Sea Sickness, Nausea attendant on.
I,l,gnancy, Relaxation, and LaSSitUcle, arising fn m Atmos-
eeilie Heat,' want of Appetite, Injuries from Inclement
!her,.the Abuse of Spirituous Liquors, and in the Spas-
I°fAtlVetions of the Stomach. and Bovvels, so common to
zn'ts--• t' the dose to tide urgency of the case. As a
...on;, aping
ya,"Y Medicine,•or for the Army or Navy, it will be found'
',Liable acquisition.
.6601(1'wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards,
ea,,hSr• rauPs Church-yard, but none are genuine, exetpt
bottle has "j. P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a
ltlaLk Stamp;
stopßer Bottles gs. 9d.—and in Phials zs. 4d, and as.