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. . • • ~.. *Jima* Itical GRAND PRIZES. One of 430,000 Two of ao,ooo T*o of £ stkerto • • &e. Ste Sm. 'THE SMALLEST LOTTERY. with greater Prjzes and fewer Blanks titan were Over known, Beene Drawing TUESDAY, tech of THIS MONTH, (July.) Only Twenty TN:intend Tidtite. SCHEME. z Prize of £30,0c0 10,oco 10,000 5,000 1,000 5 00 zoo 5 0 10 13 ‘3o),eds 40,000 2 0 00 3 topoo 3,000 4,000 2,000 1,.c00 gopoo 37,300 SO 3e %S W sP5 °3 Me• ---- s opoo Tielila. •• • • • 4 loops(' l in Eirft-drawn T Pon;ills Tay , Wag she only flied Capital, 11-11 TT THOUSAND POUNDS. &. , . . icigidai ng of I,ooct Tickets each Day. 'Tickets and Shares on Sale at all Me Licenfed Lottery 0111cca and by ibiii Agents in England ICE. and Seotland. • . PR Ticket -- Zro II o flalf -.- Loci 3 o Pightll 4 2 Is 0 Quarter . S 3 o Siateenik _ - .I.A_ 6 _ TO BE SOLD, In the Month of Auguß next, Purftrant to a Decree of the High Court of ChinC' any, made In a Gay wherein Sir lairmi.tYlne'S Loni. Bari. (now deeeafed), an infant,byhis mittsl'loJ' Plaintiff, and Thomas Peckham Phipps, Efq. and Othe r s, ace,Oc-fetilants; and to another Decree rnadilrta Catire; Where Catherine Tyincy Long, an Infant by her nest friend, is Pkintiff, and Lady Catherine Tylney Long, widow, and Others, are Defendanks,. before Jame* Stanley, EN, one of the Whiter* of tbcfaid Court, in the Public Sale Rooms of the Court of Chancery, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, .London, in Lots, QEVE ItA L trEEHOLD MESSIJ AGES, Blind - ings, Ground: and Premifes. 'lnane in Baker-Brett, Grey hound Reeet, White's row,Thomas Rivet, Charles.ftreet, Spicer- Brett, Hanwllvvet, Hunt-court, Spital-ftrcet, Ram Alley; &c. in the feveral Pin • of St,„ Dungan, Stepney', and St. Mary, whhg Ay of Middlefen. PartietiUri — ere are preparing, and will 111ortly be ready for delivery at the faid Mailer's Chambers; at the Office of Mr. Ar nold, Solicitor, Bedford Row ; and at Mr. Puffery Surveyor, No. j, Bennett•ltreet, Blackfriirs, London. !• -- N • TO BE SOLDST qc)NTRACT, MANoR of GREAT 11ORMEAD, with .L Manion Hqufe and Great Hormeadbury Manor Farm, scarHare-ftlett, in the copnty of Hertford. The Houk irtf.irb is pieafantly fityated near Hare-ftreet, 31 miles from LOndon,. on the, road to Candiridge, ismoftly nese fad ut r ot the t egdenek of a groteerfamily ; antt i be coach book 'mild Stables are alio ocw—thr, Shrubberies. and ant.sti.ms are Aff,lbe highelt Rate of , perfedtiots. and extrefnely bcaintful—the Fortis buildings arc ansgle apd move:tent, and the Manor Farm contains $7O Acres of good arable, meadow, pafturc and wood Land. The Manor is extettave—thc quit rests amount to 'tear zoLper aiter: and the Copyltolds held of the Manor are Tabled atureards foo,galocas per ann. 'l' bindTas . ii r,cticeanedt the Pirith , Rates &revery low ; and the whole is an elegant andpleafant rs fulenie, rubjca to very little annual eiptUre. The principal pait of thsthwit isAdaptcd forthq readence of an owner, who would prefer letting the Farm, whirls is at will. For patildulats apply to Mr liaintaldge, No 63,Otiltdford-ireet, where a plan may be ken. • A GEMMEL RESIDENCE. TO Es entered Upon Immediately, A MANSION, the occafionat .Itertdence of a No. bieman, with Gardcps,,ilyafgre Grounds, and about Forty Acres of Or, hard and ri,cit Pkillure I.and adjoining, fituated in the molt pitafant tort of the County of Sonuiria, 'eight miles Welt of Tautttpmand within a day's journey of Bath, and the Devon fhlre watering placss. Tile Notify, which is pa rtieu larly• neat, and on a ,Mall fcale, umiak), a Vcßibule, Breahraft . ,l)kning sad Drawinf Rooms, five heft ted-ehantbers, eight &Tient.' lied-rimms, and fuitabie Of fie-ci. There are two; Coich-hourcs, arid excellent Stall Stabling fee twtive ilurks.—The Furniture, Wines, Ste. may be alien at a valuation: This is wOriTt the attention or any Gentleman Who, From be/f -ief; (elided in the Tropical Climates,snay require a dry and want fit nation. . . To be vieired, and other inibiinatida obtained', by applirTriato Mr. Kinglake. Taunton-- -- _ . . - - • PEMBROKESHIRE. TO ;sr wri.oirs Michaelmas ; . Tvis C ps§pAcAL ,Dy 9 ELTING. AdusE, Gisrdee. fpikalled Stahle and BIM, tie kpiartenaneei, called avid itiiraini sy the naive ef, SOIiSTON, &tate in the POOL. of Nasibes,stsvin the County of Pembroke.. The Dwelling-haute etinflfts of two pislaurs and a hall pn the ground Nom, four good bed 'ilialaberi on each of the fiat and kcosnitlaiors, witbood Aunts over them, aid a good kitchen, dairy and cellars under ground. Sodfton is Otuated on an eminence which ecistiniintisaiettlie and plc-afoot va.ws of,the furroutieliag cottony, and l within a mile of the.market town of blarberth. and ten miles of K t verfordweft, dirouith nick of Wet the Mail Coia runs . eklry day, front Milford to Lisnytn, ,• ,„ • •• • The Country abounds with ;ante. and thesis a pasb of hounds kept within a mile of the place; and there alfi feyrcial capital brook,. for trout, withio finwt din,aPre 9 1 .0 n• H9ure , • A Tenant may be tupplied with any quantity of Land not elf seeding too Acres. For, further 'particulars enquire of Mr John Batcasn, Hater ft.rtiarrit. • Wierfardwiet, 0:•:7, • . . , . /.....4•1... 4 .... . • ~ - -.1 N''.o . • •". lil‘ft• .:.1.- , -\ c ' 4,.. ~ _.l , ,•., . , . . - 1 • 11, .? 4. _,, .., . . „. . . ,-, . --- . ,• J , . , ~ . ..? 4.• , "... ~,. - , A:. , .:-.. - .1.- - --r 4T•lci .. 1 4) . ..)>, ':' 4 #---- ... . • 1 , vv. sr, ... ~ . . \k. l. 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Ulna, The Second Edition of . • I ENEGOCIANT UNIVERSEL, cor!titsinii real . 1 " Letters of bulinifs, and Conirbeittal Phrafeology, jg French and Erglith,.being a key to the, above much approved Wurk; for the ufe of School., Counting houfes, and private Learnersi price 3s. 6(1. bound. Many eminent Reviewers have highly corn. mended both Worki, for their preparing Youth. i'ntend'ed for the Counting Houk Young beginners will find thc technical terms • tranflated in the CoMmereial Pkrafenlegy, fo Jvniliarly as to be' ' able to teach themfelves without a matter. In Schools it *squid be learned by heart, like books of dialugues • —ftudeuts In Spanifh tranfiate both with muctreditrotage. By W. KfibGAN, Mafter of Manor Halite Aeadesny, Kennington lane. . Sold by Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, Poultry ; Booley, Broad- Itreet ; Dulau and Co. Soho•fquare ; and Debuffe, Gerrard-ft:vet. This day was pubillhed, price 7s. The Third Edition, with very confiderable additions, of • PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS 2 - on the TREATMENT, CAUSES, and CURE of that (pc. ties of Confinnption incident to Youth and the different ftagos of Life, commonly called 'VASES DORSAL'S, not unfrequently the fouree of the general diforders of health, deringing the flinaions of the knelt organs in the animal economy. With praelical oh fervitions on the kamodle affection of the Urethra, lb commonly miP.aken for Stridture • and on the eff.ets of Cauftle, when ap plied to the fine and fenfible menibtine of the . ntinary canal, in reports of caltal is Rated by the patienti themfelves. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE; Member of the Royal Academy. of Faris, of the Unlverlity of Leyden, and Pritaitkmer in London ; formerly Surgesn Major to the Iffteit'igireent of infantry ; to the flitecnth, or goeeti's Regiment of Light Dragoons; and to the Royal Hoipital all Chathdo. • Printed for J. Walker, and H. D. Symonds Paternoffer-roWs and to be had at No. 6l,Prith-ltrett, corner neSoho fquare. GRECIAN LITERATURE. Thla day were publiflied, price us in hoards, ARCHAEOLOGI A GRACA, or the Alitiqiiitiles A—s- of Gloat a—being an Account of the Manners and Cußomi of the Greeks, deduced from die lateß and tuft authorities, and relating to their Government Drefs Magiftracy Ezertget Laws Sian judicial Proceedings Marriages Religion Divorces Entertainments Food Murk . Painting Publie Buildings Games • Funeral+ Hartiours PAllitary and Mimi Domrilie Empkw. Weights'and Mea. Affairs • menu . lures, &e &e. Chiefly deigned to Mufinite the Greet Claffies, by explaining Wards and Pbrates according to the Rites and Cuftoriti to *Milo they refer. To which are prefixed * brief Hiltory of the Greefin States, and Ricigraphieal Sketches of the principal Greek Writers. „ . By the Rei JOHN ROBINSON. Of Chrift's College, Cambridge, Nlafter of the Free °familiar . . _ School at Ritvenfton;dale, in Weftmoreland London : Printed for ittcHaart PHILLIPS, No. 6, New Bridge ftreet, and fold by all llootttUcrs. Jut publlthrd, by the fame Au'bor, The Grammar of lilftory, by wafts of which that important cubic& may be pradieally taught in Schools, prise 3$ boand. Ancient Hiaory, for the Ufe of Schools, At one r.luirly painted price 6s bound. •0 1 11 0 4. dktodeciroo , ~Modern klittory, for the tlfe of ichoolt, Owl* to the An&nt H 44 7, riec 1.34a41? : .f .a• .. I 4 . I.FR SIX•PENCS lE~ ,1807 • At+RICA)J it We Royal Higliners the . 'kik of flit.01:1C141112:4 0 1 111 • 1 4. - • GENEItAI. MEE I'ING of the . ;.. 4 .2. the I:!Ritution will be held at the Frec,,Vi r ifone. Hitt ltiganai- - *tett e Lincoln's Inn Fields, on Wednelday the t sth July, ell latt $ Twelve o'Cloch.—His Ruyal Hiihoefs Will take the Clair precifely at One o'clock _ VALUABLE PICTURES, ANTIQUE MARBLES; it,. MR. ROBINS relpe&fitily informs the Nobility,.; Gentry, the Admirers of the Elite Arts, and the Public 4 ,lo general, the Collotion of Pietures,. Antique Niarb dce - the property of a Gentleman, brought from hi. feat In ti.-rtfuedibtri • •,. advertlfed to be fold by Auction, in t Mort time, N diTimfed of by Melte Claus& —W4rwlck-ftceet, July 6, Ito?. . .pu SU ANT to a Decree cf the High Cr.orts of Chanciery Made In g , Cat& Allan agalidt Srenecti e; the Cie.* •rs of THosins Mead, late of Hermitage ttreet. in the County of Mlddltkl, Matter Mariiier, dedesied, who dint at Sea in or about tbc Month Aprii, tBoti, ititeltate, are forthwith, to come in and prove their debts before john.Campheli, Efq. on s of die Mailers of the laid Court, it his Otlite ift S ofip;tin Buildings,Chanecrtplane; London ; or In 4Oak thereof thug Win be =eluded tIAC bengal of the fatd Decree. pENI4E . F . ra via QRFAVFik NO, 317i_Litleoin'.1 Inn • ' a; is - • ... ' •- HALIF43I,' JUNE so, 1807.. AT a MEETING of the Friend; of the H'innttr ., able HENRY LASCELLES, in the' Trims and Rae& of Halifax, called by public Advertifement, acid held * We Oats Ol the White Sean Inn, WII:LIAM GREENUP, Efq. in the Chair, Refolved Unanimaiifly, , 1 Tltat the following Addrefs bp pretested to the Honoumhle tiINILT I.ASCIL{.ti: Sir—We, the undettigned Genttemerii Clergy, Merchants, end - printipal inhabitantiof the Towh and Parills•of halifai, think it our duty Ir. this ecinjundture. to offer to you the ketsewai of thofo fentiments of decide !approbation, which your Parliamentary and Political condigt has at all times excited in our minds a contlinft in which Loyalty to our revered Sovereign attile.meitt io the eftablithatents of our Country, enlightened teal lir its true in. teretts, and indefatigable attention to our Commercial and Mantt• fadturing Concerns, base formed the invariable obje.dts of your cooftallt folleitede. Nior ii your manly and dignified enacted in the late oration, comet, lets entitled to our high admiration. Of that conteit we poignantly lament the unfueceisful termination. But we flomild infinitely more lament to fee yen rioted as our Reprefeutativu through the means to Which four -opponent has had reeourfe, (rid thereby obtaining that diftinguithed fi:uation. by the tame ma r jority of tB7 Votes. Of the Loyalty of the County, of the Pro perty Landed and Commercial, of the intelligent Part of the Loni• worthy, and of the Supporters of the dining Government an 4 Confiltation of the Country, you are ' • though nit the oetteil, yet the virtual abd legitimate Reprefettative. The fuffeagee of theft, who have fupported you, have not been obtaine,i by Perjury or Corruption, or Calumny. or Faifehood, nor by the 'Tyranny of Superiors ever their dependents, nor by the influence of dbinti. settle ciffsffedtloo artfully derelict! Over unflifpediing iintirlied. And we here, f or P otirfelvers, Sir, and we believe for thli pin of the county, deny the goilii libel uttered by ' , per opponent, that the like of die Eledtioa is a condemnation of the wills elereire his Mojcity has made of his Preosiatiet, in dal olying tie liticPardi. meat, and difnaitfieg his Minitters i a nieafore, of Which,osi tiiiiar they oeciflan, we have publicly tettified Sr grateful Appthbait ill. Id this our local fituadoo; we have particularly to deplore the abford prejudices tared and carried into fuch mifehievass tired, agalnft your firm wife, and liberal coodud; upon a illbje4 inle parahly united with the (kitten= of the Woollen Trade: iihereln your Oft fentiments were in conform:tit with tbofe of the ibleit Stat, and the unanimous and declared opinion' of Pla t . meat. . . We have alto to deplore the abindonment of rater/hi en ti=re. items, confirmed by their fignatures, ip perfons, who hat! pledied thentfelves to your fupport, who faithlefily transferred thebithi‘es to your oppo nent, and by their numbers, materially contrithited to change the fate of the Skelton. Rut we hope the County will he roofed to !crepe hie!! From its prefent degradation, and to refumi its ancient chara*trr hir Loy alty, good Senfe, Patriotlfm, and thdependence ; and ftrdngly ith preffed with that hope, we beg !die to oar you the aßlirantaa of our higheft perional eonfideratlon, and of our unbounded cola &nee, gratitude, and attachment. William Greenup John WaterhOufe H. W. Coulthurlt, D. D. Samuel Waterhimfe Tlibmia Horton Henry L. Edleirds tn Edwards James Moore ills B rom l e y George Greenup George Ingram} Thomas Milne George Shaw James Franks, M. A. William Rawfoli • Daniel Dyfon W. Mitchell, Booth Toed Thomas Dyfon Edward Prefeott, A. M. ho Dyfon, Watley.hoefii Thomas Romfden •' • Nathaniel Wainhoufe Thomas Pretties kobert Walithotife Thonias prettAin, jall. Witham Wainhoufe Edward Weinhoufe _ Richard %della George Pollard iihn Turner John Pollard amts Hoiroy4 George Pollard, Jun. !lien Holroyde James Hoyle John Pater john Lees Thomas Edroondfon shades Hudfon Thomas Paget • Samuel Smith Thomas Len JohoHalgh lames King George Cairofi • Hintret Rent Robert Seonsfteld Withal?. Currie . I fo h hi u W lVi lit i ki tch n-r e °ll ll 4 ten. 9y e p.. William Rothweji _ Samuel Knight, A. M. ereiniah Lifter I r James Wiglefwardt des Thomas Greenwood antes Thomyfon James Greenwood hones Bate, Samuel Dean William Bate, joihua Farrar t John Emmet William HartleY . j 'S‘ R o i li f e eph ho "ni r c d h M H an ret ioc r O e r i di ' p mama 0,. William Emmet Ronald Dye (ledge Alexander Roger Swire John Cartwright Thomas Priettley Heptonitall . Sunderland, Surgeon John Sutcliffe, Lee Edwards, Lord-ftre4 John Sutcliffe, Hebdeti. Bridge • Lawrence j ohn Knowles . Johilphlionnington 'fbomas Stopford William Holland Robot Settle John Birkby • John Milnes J. P. Walker Jofeph Moran Sharp Brearley Robert Wall& Copeley Brown C. G. Pi 0111111: John Milner Robert Abbot ' s William ilonand William Bradley,teh r joton bollant William Howarth H. H. Schots/ William Adam .1.1,0 ry ?deft William Mitchel; i Abram Main Richard Ludlow lttehird Lightfcet Ely Gledhill Samuel Lord John Instant Jofeph Pri.eitiey . Robert Parker itidoleed, That the above Added, be figoed by the Geritleaae n . 'precast, Mid do reMoin tilt Saturday reit, for the siireiir4;;Aii„, ) of dank idea bre noer•abient, aod may be defirouslb •fign•lt; grid teas it be thee tranfivieted to Kt. Lefeellee by this Chairman o f .this Meetine. its:Weed, That the proceeding,' of ildi Meedng be chied, in the Italie and Leeds Ofdefpapers, in th e Cantor; • Tiv, York Herald,MA Hatiop's Mancleefter Paper. ketblYed, That rite Thant, of ettla• Meeting be goers to shy Chermen,for his etoduet in tbg Chair. .WILLIAM OREENUP. Claalaiint. • T . . 'BELL'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES, and MOM PHICAL SKETCHEi of SENATORIAL CHARAD-. TkRS; iplendldlli embellished. ' The Flrft Number of which will be publillted on Saturday ne;t; July the t ids, and every Giber Saturday afterwards, price is. 1 'HE flaking Noiretty of this Work is, that its ad, dltion to a entre& flosiiisity of the DESATES of both HOUSES of PARLIAMENT, exit NOM* will be enriched with a Biographical Sketch of tithe diitingniesed Matiibtr of one or other Houfe, and each Retch wB be ac c ompanied pith an ex quintal linithed Engraving of the Perfonigq,who Is the fulled! of It-..-try which means the Public will have an opportunity of at ' quirlog a knowlodge of the Pt irate and Senatoritl Life. and Poli tical Career of each Member fo rcprefented, which cannot fail to ' peeve highly intereftini to every ears of Reader THE FIRS I' NUMBER will be embellithed with an original, admirable, and corral Fortratt of his MAJESTY; In ails coats. and will be accompanied with a detailed Biographical Sketch of the Palest' Life of his MAJESTY. In the Fiat Number, moreover, win be contained an Abridged HISTORICAL DE /Au, OF ALL THE BOROUGHS IN ENGLAFID--the Number of yoltßs in each —the Patron, Proprietor, or Predevninating Intereit..-together With all Nell particulars as may be of equal utility and inteteft. All the PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES, se they lire rOOketi in .Parliament, from the Commtwentent of the Seillossi up to the lateft poffible period before the Publication of each Number-rto which will be added, a Coned Lift of both HOUSES of PAR LIAMENT. The Embelliihments will be particularly fpleidld, and, there.: fore, the NuMbers will be delivered in the order they arc tub (tithed for. Printed by and for J. B. Bell and Co. at the Office of Le Ben Monde; or, Literary and Falhimiatile Maratide, NO. It, Cathe rine4treet, Strand; and dray be bad of every &rottener and Newßnlnl. throughout .the United Kingdom. THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF. PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day was public red, in Two large Yttfumes %arta. price Four Guinean in.l a Half In boatds, illultrated With nearly [OD Engravings, 3o of which are coloured from Nature, reverent fog various hinds of Implements and other Machinery, adapted to the Aloft improved methods,of Cultivation, the molt approv ed Cranes, and the prilicipti Steeds of Sheep and Cattle, from original Ottivings by Gerrard and Seoft, - , COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,ItieIuding all the modern improvements and Difeoverles, in which the principle! of Ohentiftry are applied, in explanation of the Nature and Compoution of Soils and Ma nures ; and thofe of other Sciences, in the Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening of different forts of Live Stock. The while intended to combine and explain fully and completely the Principles and Pradtice of the Art of Modern Hufbandry. By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. of Kendal!, Io Middlefex, Honorary Member of the Board of Agricaltore See. Printed for RICHARD Pnuttes, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church yard ; and fold by au Bookfellers. Of whoM may be had Mr. ARTHUR itOUHCeII PAUlaa's O. LINDAR. price nos. 6d. in boards. WORKS ON RUSSIA, Written by WILLIAI4 TOOKI, P.R.& Member of the. Imperil, Academy of Sciences, and of the Free Economical Society of St Peterfburgh. clifIEW of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE during the V REIIIN of CATHERINE 11. and to the Clore of the Eighteenth Century, ite.Ste. Containing an accurate defcription of the Government, Manners, Cuftoms, Religion, Extent, Bouts &ries Soil, Climate, Produce, Revenues Trade. ManufaCtures, Ste. &e. of the feversl Nations that compote that ettentive Em pire. Second Edition. In 3 large Vol.. livo. Price tl. t is. 6d. in Boards. s. A HISTORY or Russia, from the Efiabilihment of Mow eby under Rurik to the Accellion of Catharine 11. In a Vuii. Soo with 6o Portraits', engraved fans a Series of Medals. Price tl ;a. Boards. 3. Tau I.tra of Cartthatni n. Earaasi or Russia. 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The talk which Mr. Loudon has uhdertaken to one for which be appears to kaye been peculiarly *all qualified; not one of the ieveral.writers who have preceded him in the fame Line can be fsid to porde thofe extenfive views and that maturity of judgment ivlllell chirattcrifes the work before us" OA Rev, Jan. 1807. ." Mr. Loudon dircovers confiderabte experience In his profefilon, and good fenfe In many of his principles. His Book amain/ an eitenfive variety of ufcful obfervations on the different branches of Landfcape Gardening, and may be confulted with advantage by - the judicious surveyor and opulent proprietary:" Eelc4tic Review, June illoi. " There are few Country Gentlemen to whom this Work will not he a valuable acquifition. We do not hi:State to declare that it i difeass throughout a vigoroui and original mind." I . Antijac. May iSoy. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO TOE STOCK OF BOORS OF EDUCATION. 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