Star.
London, England, 1805-12-09 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANZ.

q'O-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER to,
will be aged (For the firft time) a new Comedy, called
THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS.
With a New Prologue and Epilogue.
To which will be ad,lcd an EN'T'ERTAINMENT.

Tliia ing.—The School for .Scandal; with the Sleeping Beauty.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN
TO-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER to,
will be acted the Comic Opera of

THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 134. t.
To which will be added the Farce of
LOVE A-LA-MODE.
This Evening—Hamlet ; with Rugantino.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Ektembrr 3, iBes.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
Tr, NAVY, d, bereby give ;Wart,

That on Wean, fd.ly the t2th infant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writi:,g (crated up) and treat with fuch Perfons
as will und.rta'Ae to furnigi whatever FRESH BEEF may he re-
quired for Oo we of his Majefly's Ships and Veffds at Plymouth
and Torbay (on feparatc Contrads) for twelve months, from the
id of Jat.uary next to the 31R of December following inclufwe,
and to be paid for by Bills payable with int.Trit ninety days after
date.—. The Conditions of the Contrads may be teen at the Seere-
tary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. Miller, the
Agent for the faid Commillie.ncrs at Plymouth; or to the Col-
kdor of the Cußoms at Dartmouth in the County of Devon.
No regard mill be bad to any Tender in which, the prier frail soot he
inferred in neerde at length, or that liall ,61 he delivered to the Board k-
fire One o'Cio:i ow the laid Weln.fddy the alb inflame, nor indef.
Slt Perfrx Who Neale, the Trader, or fosse P‘rfon on hie behalf, attend:
anfwer when called for.

1:17711.9LL1NG .7FFIOE, &remler 4, ales.
TiiE CO3MUSS lON RS for VICTUALLING
HIS Afel7ESTr's 7'I:IWY, do herehy give sober,
That nit Frid.ty the loth initant, they vril be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for the fupply of what
FRFSII BEEF may be required for the ufe of His Majelty's fhips
and WM.; at Falmouth, from the tyh of March seat to the 3ift
of December following; to be paid for by Bills payable with in-
tered ninety davc after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be fern at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colleaor of the Cur-
tome at Falmouth.
Do re%tard soill he hal to any feeder is which the irk,.fball sot de
;alerted in words at lenzth, or th .11 sia be deliwred to the Board
before one o'clock on the Isid Friday the 20th infant, nor rale!: the Per.
fin who wale: the trader, er pat pa/in ow Lis khalif, attend:, to ast.
flier who: called for.

ANATOMY AND SURGERY.
14R. CHARLES BELL will commence his
cOURSF. of AN ITOMV. PATHOLOGY, and SUR-
GERY, in Janulry, with the other Fining Courfes. The terms
and the ohj,:di of thefe Ledures will be found particularly an-
nounced in the (hops ni the Medical Bookfdtem
No. to, Leicefter !beet. Lciceilerlquare.

TO 'THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.
PRIVATE EDUCATION.
A CLERGYMAN, of between thirty and forty
years of age, veil :ing in a healthy fituatlon in the Weft of
England, •nd who confines his artentdon to three Pupils, will have
a Vacancy after the Chriftnus Vac. ti sn. Reference as tnabilities
may be made to the molt eminent literary Chareders in the Uid-
verfity of Oxford. An annual Premium of One Hundred Guineas
will be cope& d. The young Genth man may be accommodated
with a Hoee if required. Each will be allotted a feparate and airy
lodging•roont. The belt Medical Afilflance may be obtained on
the fpot.—Appli:ation may be made to Mr. George Ward, Pater-
softer row, London.
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BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, OM.
SCHEME.
.3 of 4230:0
3 sc,oco
3 5400
3 8403
II 1,000
13 SOO
50 lOO
120 ..- 3)
5,000 Fait-drawn Tickets 1
soon Tickets Tickcts

£60,000
30,000
35,030
6,-..43
8,000
10,000
5,000
6,000
I to,lco

2 SO 'OOO

PART OF TIM ABOVE CANT ALA.
Firft-drawn Ticket, ift Day, L tom.")
Ditto 4th Dab 20p00
Ditto —. 6th Day, 10,000
Ditto Bth Day, SAW
Ditto 1^ th Day, 1,030
`PICKETS an.] SHARES are felling at every
a LICE:ICED LOTTERY OFFICE.—PRESENT PRICE:
Ticket - £l9 ty 0
Half £lO 0 0 J Fi'hth La 11 o
Quarter 5 t 0 1 Sixteenth as 6
*.• An early purchafc is athited, as the firft 5,000 Ticket's will
be entitled to :al. each, bcfides their chance of the Capitals.

No. a 6. CORNHILL---52, CHARING CROSS,
and s r. 'MARGARET 's HILL, Borough.
HORNSBY and CO. refp• efully acquaint the No-
bility, Gentry and the Public, that they have on fate a va-
riety of Tickets and Share•, at the Falwell prices.
The prefent Scheme mutt be obvious Jo every adventurer, that
if they purthafe quickly, they mutt gain from 191. 555. and cannot
lofe, particularly to during the drawing of the firit 5,000 Tickets,
as they are emitted to 221. each, bi.fides the chance of the firft-
drawn Ticket, entitled to wooct and fuch other capital prizes
us may be drawn during that period.
Exclufive of thcfe advantages, there can be no doubt, Ihould the
holder of an undrawn Ticket or Share choofe to difpore of as
:are; bt t they will receive more than it colt.
f)rd. rs by Letter or Carrier executed exactly on the fame terns
e• . 2tettnt.

TATE LOITERY FOR sflos, BEGINS DRAWING I
MONDAY. EittiRUARY 3, ad,.
1 'HE Tickets are 8:4ld and divided into Halves,
L Chutneys, Fig,itlis, and Si-Accuths, by
HAZARD, BURNE, and CO. Stock-Brokers,
.f.t. :heir St.te Lottery Office, N 0.93, under the Royal Exchange,
London.
Letters (Pat Paid) drly anfwered, and Schemes Gratis.
THE SCHEME CON TAINS
3 - krixes of - £act,eoo
3 - - - 10,Coo
3 . - 5,0:0
3 -
- 1 000
It - • • 1,c03
10 - " - cos Ste. &e.
And the ,Sono firft-drawn Tickets will he entitled to sal. each,
exclufwe of their Chance of Capitals.
•.• Country Orders accompanied ;with G.ort.datc.l Bills on
London, Poft-Oflice Orders, or CIO, in Faced h; Coach or Carrier,
pundually attended to ; and Correfpondents may depend on being
mud exactly 'an the fanw Terms a; if ptifo.L.lly preltut.