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' % . . . . . . . , - . • . . V 1 ' . IC • - ar 4 • • . . Iri . . , - .T ". •. . aM r Oa : • . •S. -, -- . , ,•_,. , . 0 64 a . , ~.. l i l• n ' - ..ifk -i ......... i , •', . • I. .. . 4 N,- . . - o . Al IF .- .. . . _ • ... . . I.),r4H z - • -A • - • 4 - 1 • •- FiITDAY, JUNE 19,1807 . ----- itumiut .5140 _ •. iparispiice of else miaineroms allyttcations for Places is the iikllkilhd Ole uopreecdeate4 apylsok bettsnmed ost the prekot arFatertainments,the Oeutry. and others are efpottrady ImforawALthat stay NMI betty:Ahmed tsattitar - dIrC/Aet. ROYAL AMPHITHRATRR, • CT A9TI,EY'., WESTMINSTER ERIDOL. Under thcPotsa lye of thole Ronal Idighardfas the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, and till further node,, will he pranced (anemias:bird time) PRUSSIAN if,H,ANDER's EXERCISES, Serpentine ceder, gbe 34 &Matte, called the German s, a Girl.-23d time; 1 416;arjaa Estrella, by the Yining Przifbin.-..9th time, the fo yntieh admired Foreign Military Speclaele, called th e BRAVE COSSACK, with itsilepaidest and interzftiug new and fplendid scenery, Machinery. Platform Work, Devil's Bridge, &e. of new ventiottiii "NO piece festal Hodes, riprebly trained, perform in a molt extraordinary manner.--23d time, a favourite Song by yews 1414praild time, Warbling, Whi&liog, and pitting the Icfes,of en,dona Birds, with a Canary Bird Symphony, &c time, The Grand Equeftrian Corps de Receive will have the !sangria potion divers &tercifes —To conclude with HAR LEQUIN and MOTHER BUNCH. Doors to be opened at half paft eve, and begin at half part ft —Bones as;--Gattrrza-4mon,d ;glee at half patt eight. VAUXHALL. MESSRS. strrrom and PURDAY, No. 75, &. Tiara Chun*lsrd, refpeefisily inform the Public, gent they have piirchafcsi the Copy right of the Songs that are to be Tung in Vauxhall Gardens during.thc ScCon of The fnliowingere 'Andy publilbed Farevroiicach Blifs, each joy farewell, funs by Mrs. Bland, ii. s. The Mew Schools fungby Mr Dignum, is. g. The Givage that Ands by the Sea, fµug by Mrs. Mar lierPia, 4. Come 'ochry, tweet Jockey, lung by Mrs Bland, is. I. The Yang Gypfcy has C,untriered my Mart, Lung by Mr. Gibbon, is. 6. s Rich me if you can, Tung by Mrs. Margerum, is. y. The lijght3 of tledtion, lung by Ma. Yranklin, ts. ROSA MATILDA% NEW WORK. SECOND EDITION. This day was pubtifhe iu Four Volume'. price t 3s. 'T'HE LIBERTINE. By CHARLotra Decatz, 11 Better knows as ROSA MA 11 LDA. Magic of Hours of Solitude; Nun of St. (1 hers ; Zofloya, &c. Primed for T. Cadol and W. Davies, Strand. MR. 111*.I.SHAWS HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM 1688 TO ass. THE PURCHASERS of the above mentioned WORK are refpedfully infor rued ; elsat Mr. B E LSH AM has latdy completed T Volt) MES S fE PA PERS, AV THORITIES, and OFFICIA L DOCU MEN I'S, deligneil to ac company and illultrate his Hilary; and they may now be had of all Bookfellers. price UNE GUINEA in boards. They are fold fey:rarely, fur the accommod aion of former Fur s:hullers of the Hiltory, but they will be fubjesined to each fcparate Wohame of the new Edition of the H dory, which, with theft Ap pendages, wild in future be fold at SIX GUINEAS in boards. Bridge erect, London, April, 1837. This clay was publinsed, In an elegant Nall Volume, price Seveu Shillings in boardq, ri•RAVELS in the Year 18co, from ITALY to -A- ENGLAND, through the TYROL, STYRIA, BOSIERSIA, GALLICIA, POLAND, and RORSIA, containing the Particulars of übe Lotuarrow of Mrs. SPENCER SMI l'H front the Hands of the French Police, and at her fubfequent Eight through the Countries above mentioned, effeeted and written By the MAALQUIS DE SALVO, Member of the Academy of Sciences a)111 Literature of Turin, &c. Printed for Rre drat n Prnt.Ll rs , No. 6, Bridge-lima, Black friars, and to be had of all Bookfrllers. At the fame time is publithed, a (mall Edition of the original keno, elegantLy printed, rice tow ed. in boards. CHAP rAt...s NEW WORK. This day was pahltflted. in Four Volumes 0 Atvo illuftrated with numerous engravings, price 11. 16s. in boards, CHEMISTRY applictl to Arts :and Manilla&arts. By M. j. A. Oil APTAL, Member and Treafurcr Maw French Senate, Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour, Member of the lßitute.lionorary Proteiror of the School of Medicine, Scc.Scc. Little need be raid to recommend a new Work by fo eminent a dtendit IS M. Chaptal, who ba: &f l u i d:y a ppli e d i n i t all the nw darn Difeweries in Obemitiry and Experimental Philofophy to ib e iserredtios of the Arts and the various branches of Manufac: tees. Such a Work has long been an acknowledged slefitleraturn ; sad, meowed by fo acute au experiment:dill m the p: e;ent Au tkor,lt forms au acgulation, above all price, to the numerous che inifts, workers of metals, and rnanufAturers,of Great 'Britain and iscland. Printed for Klemm's) Pus t.t irs, N 0.6, Bridgc-ftrcet, London: Cad to be bad of all Bookfellers. Of whom, in a few weeks, may be had, a Diet - lov.s.av of NACTIcAt. and TIMOR E /C.% t. COEM ISTK V, in one large and *fay-printed Valuate, Odttwo ; .by WILLIAM is.ICIIOLSON,With Plmtes,riee tem./Joaris. This day wras publltbed. 'lt Royal Warn, price 41. - in boards. illuftiated with numerous Engraving+. The hrft Valuate of A SYSTEM of OPERATIVE SURGERY, founded on the Bills of ANATOMY, By CHARLES BELL, Yellow of the College of Surgeons in Edinburgh. Containing, under the Head of e,icb Operation, 1. A eoncife View of the Appearance and Syniptoms of the Difeafe which indicates the necality of Operation. it A minute Detail of the Manner of operating. and the tiscumitanees which, if unexpeeted, might give Kmbarrafiment. 111. The Confequenees ot the Opernoun—the danger and Progrefs of the Cure. With come occafiottal Difctiffioni founded on the Natural Struc ture and the Appearance of the Vans in the Diffselion ot unfor tunate Cafes. Printed for Longman. Hurt, Roes, and Orme, Paternofter row; and Catlett and °wile+, Strand. • • The Second Volume is in the prefsom&will publithei plies . tkafon. A. above may be fiad by the fame Author, 1. The Anatomy of the Winton Bndy, in Four Volumes, Royal (Mtavo, with numerous Engravings, price 31 to in huird+. a. A Series of Engraving. Explainivg the eourfe ot the .Nerves, 4n Royal stet price il. as itt hoards. • g. The Anatomy of the Brain explained in a-Series of.Frgrav 'bp beautifully coloured: in royal stn. price 21 .22. in !wards. 4. Engravings of the Arteries, in imperial Bvo. heautifuU,y.co lusistdobscond Edition,price tL ts. inboards. LITERATURE. MR. PHILLIPS refpeettirily informs the Public, and the Bookie Hers throughout Great Britain and Ireland, that within there &w days be leas publiflted the under tuctitiooed intereltirig New Books: 1. SK Jo-it CAag's HOLLAND and RHINE, 21.2,. 2. The MARALUIS de SALVO "s 1' LIMIT and 7s. 3. The farm Work. io ITALIAN, 303.6 d. 4. M. PRATT'S POEMS, 1011.6 d. 5. Mr. Yourtes SURVEY of Eass2, 2 yes 211. 6. Mr. y DUX'S SURVEY of GLOUCESIERSHIte, 9s. 7. Mr. ERIOT'S TRAVELS through the CANADA& and on the ST. LAWRENCE, 21 355. 8 CONVERSATION; a Pocu, by W.COOKI, ES. 9. Mos:mar/VOYAGES and TRAVELS, Vol.V. 11l boards. 10. Mr. COOPER'S F,IRST LINES of SUROER r, 121. boards. It. Dr. BR ER CO RESPIRATION, 4th Edition, 81. boards. 11. Mr. ROBINSON'S A SIELIIROLOGIAGRAICA, 111. boards. 23„ HELSEL'S SOUTR Abizitic 4, new ,Erlition, 6s. boards. 14. Mifs OweNSOlel -LAY of an limn Haar, 7s. boards. IS. Dr. DicKson's Asa co I.Tuut, new Edit. 2 vols. 41. z 0.61 16. Mr. BELSNAII'S.APpENDIIIOI6CYOLUNIES Of his Hiliroay, 12 Tab. 21S. 17. Mr. CHERRY'S PATER TN! GREAT, '24. 6d. 18. BUYIOI/111Et'S CARIPAGNE de ScucuERREIG, 4t dd. 19. Levi z es SyNONYMIti, Gs boards. • 20. 11IE WATERING and sEA BATHING PLACES, 1807, 13$. and ras _ _ _ 11. CH2IIISTRY applied to the ARTS aid MANUTAC rum, by CITAPTAL, 4 VoIS 363. Order. fur there, and for all Mr. Pam-Lin'. Publications, will be duly executed.—Bridge-Drert. June t. s 7. 4,111114R4L71^-01710E, May IS. 1807 NOTrCE it hereby einem t 641 a Seffon of Oyer and Towbar ..j Gad Daawry, far the Trial of o . l)reaus eoiesait• ted ea the High Seal, cetithhe th Yary:lirgiai of the Admiralty of Ng tad, will be held at :hefliee Hall, in the Old Bailey, .140Pdset Fri/ay the Tae aext, at Bieli o'Cloeh no the ilieraing. WILLIAM MARSDiIL • VICTUALLING OPFICA, 7ww iB, aor. THE OOMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING 1113 111.19' 8377 - S NAVY, de beret y give optics, That on Thurfday next the ayth inflaut, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat with !Itch Per Ems as will undertake to purchsfe all the YEAST that Alan be made in His Majelly's Brcwhoufe et Deptford, for one year, from the expiration of the profent month. The Condition; of the Contract may be ken at the Secretary's Mee. No regard will he dad to any Tender its which the price fiat! not he impend" is word' at klith, o that final sot le delivered to the Baird kfore one o'cleel ae the fad 'Tharp, neat the 2stir of . 7 mne, nor suilefi aged - on who wales the Tender, or lime farina a his behalf stoat to anfwer when called for. lICTU4LLING-0.1 1 17C11, 3gthe IS, 1807 1 'HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS mayßrrn NAPTdo &rely 'hie Notice, Tbot on Friday the 2fith inft. they will be ready to reeelveTen ders in writing (fealed up) and treat for fuch quantities ofQUEBEC ani other STAVES, fit for the purpoks of making Tight and Dry Calks, as the refpedive perfuns, who may make propofals thereof, will ecurtradt to deliver into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portfa.osth, and Plymouth, in fuch proportions ar fail hereafter be determined upon—one half by the 3oth of November next, and the other half by the 31 ft of January following, diftinguillaing the defeription of Staves and their length, width, and thicknefs. To be paid for by Dills payable with littera ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's Office. N. B.—No Tends; for a left quantity than Ten Thonfand Etaves will be admitted. No regard soil k bad to soy fader ia obiri gb, prize Rail sot de be firted is words at leogth, .r 11404110 t be delivered to the Board 6 fire sae .'doeh oa the laid Friday, the 26th istflaZt, *or saki: tb. terfis who wades the teedeopor foam tetras ea Lis lehay. abseils to aofiver when tailed for. NOTICE TO THE OUT PENSIONERS OF CHELSEA HOSPITAL. THE Penfioners are ordered, upon making their Affidavits at the milling Midfumswer, and after every Cue eeeffing 25th of June, and 25th of December, until further Orders, to fpecify the Rate of Penfir per Day which they receive, imme diately above their N4IIICI la the Affidavits, in order to prevent miftakes in the Payment, arifing from a findiarity of Nunes. Secretary's Office, Chelfea Hofpital, June a 6, aBo7. 'THE GOVERNORS of CHRIST'S HOSPI TAL, London, give notice, that a Committee will fit in the Counting boufe of the laid Hofpital, on WEDNESDAY the Bth day of July, 1837, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precife ly, to receive propafals for taking, on a Building I.cafe for 6t years Nun Mlifummer day, r 807. a Seitskof Ground, the fouth eaft corner of Fah-greet Hill, nest Thamta-greet, whereon lately flood a hence on kale to Jacob Wrench, Efq. but which was empty. A houfe is to be erected upon the (cite of wound before-men tioned, according to a plan and elevation which may be infpected at the Counting-houle of the Hofpital, and a part of the Paid ground i 4 to be given up to the public way, as dekribed upon the laid plan. Further particulars may be known at the Counting. 'lode in the (aid Hofpital ; and all periwig trsafing mutt attend at the meeting of the Committee to anfwer to their propels's. RICH. COSA', Clerk. Chrift's Hofpital, loth June 1807, HOLLAND AND THE RHINP.. Tbirday was publifhe 41, in a large and.v/.ry elegant volume, ;to, accompanied by numeraue and very beautiful Engravings, price 9,1 as to hoards, A Touß through HOLLAND, alnng the Right A a. and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the Summer and Autumn of t2a6. By Sir JOHN CARR, Author of the Stranger in Ireland, :\ Northern Summer, cr Tour round the Baltic, &c. Pergit.ct hoftiles (tanka eft fiducia) ripes Incomiratus attic " • CLAUDIAN. hi this Work all l.np.vtirl account is given of the manners, cur terms,.arta, and condition of tile Out& fence tfie converflon of the Republic of the Seven United Province 4 into a Kingdom, and a defeription of the moll inte.-efttng object , and fcenery in Holland and on the banks of the ithine.inttriperied with a variety of awe doses illuftrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of Emcee and Germany through which the Authar . paffed ; and the whole is embellithed by ao Engravings, by a diftingullhed Artift, from drawings made on the fpot. Printed for Klemm's. Pu Li., RS. No 6,Bridge•ftreet. Blackfriars, and to he had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may be hid, The NosrucaN Suststea.priceal. as. The STNANGSR IN Iak:LAND. 'nice 21.55. THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRU:ULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day vaas --- publifhed, in Two large Volumes Q2arto, price Four Guineas and a Half in boards, illuftrated with nearly 10D Fogravings, 3o of winch an coloured from Nature, reprefent ing various kind, of Implements and other Machinery, adapted to the moft im?roved methods of Cincivation, the muft approv rd Goalies, and the pri , itindl Bra. is 01 . 61teep and Cattle, from original !Inswing* by Gerrard and Scott, A COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL , AGR ICULTURE, induding aft the modern improvements and Dircoveries, In which the principki of Chemittry are applied, in explanation of the Nature and Compofition of Soils and Ma nures; and thole of other Sciences, in the Breeding, Rearing, and Famning of different forts of Live Stock. The while intended to combine and explainfullyand completely the Principles and Pra,ftice of the Art of Modern Hufbandry. By R. W. DICK'ON, M D. of Hendon, in Middlefex, Honorary Member of the board of Agriculture &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's Church • yard ; and fold by all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had Mr. ARTHIPIt YOUNG'S FARMS/CS CA. LENDAR,FiCe IGS. 6d. in boards. - _ BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was publithed, a Second Edition, improved and enlarged, price 74.6 d in boards, illuftrated by Nineteen large Engravings. . I. N ACCOUNT of the MODES of DRAINING LAND. according to the S y Rem pradifed by Mr. JOSEPH ELKINGTON, (for the Difeovery of which, a reward of One Thoufend Pouods was bellowed by Parliament,) drawn up for publication by Authority of the Bard of Agriculture. By JOHN JOHNSTONE. Printed for Ric unito PUILLIPS. Bridge•Rreet. Blackfriars; fold by l'aulder and Son, New Band Itreet; J. Harding, St. James's ftreet J. Arperile, ConilliU; J Arches, Dublin ; Contlabk and Co Eilimurgh; and all other Bookrellers. Of whom may he had, 2. The Report of the Committee of the Board of Agriculture, on the Cul:ure and Uk of Potatoes. price 6s 3 Account of Esperinscrits made by the Board of Agriculture, on the Compoiition of various Sorts of Bread, price t 8.6 d. 4 Report on the Size of Farina, and upon the Perfons who cultivate them in the various Counties of England and Wales, by Dr Robtrtfon, price 4 5 S. Letter irons the Earl of Windself:a, on the Advantage of Cottages renting Land, is 6d. B A few Copies remain of the firß Reports of certain Counties, printed in the manner of proof Owes, In quarto: and they may he bad, feparately, from as. to 7s. each, according to their lice. _ - ---- ---- ____ _ THE WATERING PLACES for t/14. This 'lay was publifhcd, price ais in boards, 13s fid in Red, or 14s. Calf Gilt, in One very thick anal clofely printed Volume, illuilrated with nearly Seeenty Maps and Views, THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING aad SEA BATHING PLACES in England and Wales. for 1837, eon6fting of ACCURA l'E and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DE SCRIP !lONS of every Place of Eafhionable Retort, and of the Curiofities anal Scenery in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roada•to and from each Place. By the Eorroß of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is fit well kitqwn, and has been fo oniverfally ap proved of for its Compkknefs an] Accuracy, that any further 1./gulping) of 13 Contents, Pr any Obfervatiuns on its Merits and Utility, would be fuperßauus. . The Places defcribed •are : A.BBRYST WITH I.E.MINOTON PRIORS 'BATH 1.1 17LE RAMP lON BLACKPOOL LIME RhGIS BOGNOR & HOTHAMPTON LY NUN° [ON , BURLING PUN ' MALVERN BRIOH JON MARGATB BR'S rot. 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It is particularly adapted for the Country, as it contains the nett ample Statements of the various Markets ; and is not, like many of Its contemporary prints, overcharged with unmeaning Advertifements. liefides giving a peripicuous (urn 'mary of the News of the Week, it abounds with original Articles on the moll interefting topics of the day. Publdhul by Charles Spiflbury, No 3, Angel-Court, Snowhill. WILLIAMS'S - PATENT CASES. By his Majefty's Royal Letters Patent, granted December 1806. WILLIAM3's PATEN'r LEDGER CASES. Mr. WILLIAMS refpedtfully fubmits to the public a new rife for all It! id of books, both for the Counting.houfe and Li brary—it forms a complete cover or binding, for any book, bound Or unbound, and for any number in fuceeffian, preferring each of them fecure, and free from duff, injury or infpention. niece cafes petrels the advantage of making the books open quite fiat, the fame as his Patent Ledge:lt. They alto have a reft for the hand, when writing near the bottom of the leaves; and they lock up in front, by which means a book fplendidly bound will be pre ferred from the !raft foil, and may be taken out in as perfedt a Rate as when put in; and a book only in boards, has a perteet binding, without the inconvenience of being fent to the binder ; and the quality and price are to be fern at once: indeed a whole library oc coulting houfe may be fitted up with thefe cafes in a complete ityle of uniformity. ro the Public Offices. Public Companies, and Merchants, the advantages of loch an article mu it be important, as well u to the litentry world in general. Stationer, No. ao, Cornhill, Landon. DR. SOLOMON'S ABSTEROENT LOTION THE Abitergent Lotion renders the face fair and delicgte, and removes every kind of (lain, tan, funburn or freckles, which rouge, long Hines, or fatigue generally prodoce In thort, it the only colMetic a Lady can ufe at her toilet with cafe and comfort. SI iAV NO—lt is the only remedy a Gentleman Mould have n-courfe to when Owing is become A dreadful operation by on eruptive difeafeon the face. It may be ufed without the fault& hazard. for a more fovereigo remedy cannot be devifed for even t h e en,.it dciiertc frame thabehia admirable Lotion. It clears and beatritie. the 'kin, removes fpeedily, without pain or trouble, all kinds of pimple., tenors, ring-storm.. (pots, rednefs, fweitings, or carbuncles of the twit, talatche., and every (pecks of cuta neous eruptions on the furface of the human body. It is unneceffary to enumerate the advantages refultlng to the conititution of every perfon, by ' , treenail, removing obltruetions from the furface of the lkin, and thereby kee; log free and open the innumer;ble par. (ages and pores through which nature expels all ufelefs or noxious hoencura from the ,vitai fluid. and which •being obftr iiled, are forced back again into the blood, and become the fources of many dangerous difeafes. It is therefore smatter of much eonfequence; an well to prevent hurtfuldifordose, a. for the Prefervarion of Isa(c, Comfort, and .Beauty, to Perron, (however nightly affett:d) that they thould occafionally have tee-Pude to the Abftergent Lotion , bqt more efpecially it becomes urgently roLquiftte when theoffeas of obitrudtlon make their appearance, and break out into pimples ( rednefs, carbuncles, or other cutaneous eruptions. The Abitergent Lotion never fails of nieces with thofe whogive k a fairatial. Prepared by Dr. So..oseott, of Liverpool, and may be had of every relpedable Medicine Vender in the United Xingdam. TO THE FREEHOIDERS OF THE COUNTY OF INVERNESS. GUivrathan, THAT liberal kindnefs of which I have fo much 11 - esperienee from you, will, i truft, give me credit, for feeling as I ought, the new favours you have recently accumulated upon, me. In confiding to me for :he thin] time by an unanimous vote, the ihnportant truft of reprefeisdng you in Parlianaent,in dlfpertfing, on account of my public engagements in Oh Place, with InY Petivflat attendance on the day of Election, in preparing the way for this indulgence, by the refolutlon of a previous Meeting, declarative alfo of your Approbation of thy conduit,, and your lineation to affygl nle your fopport ; and in making the honour thus done me paliPtly known, you have loaded me with sibligaticeia, which leave me Tolititous. only for the power of expreffiog my gratitude, In • terms that would do it juilice, and for the snore valuolge power of rendetlog you fueb returns of fervice, as may thaw that you I have not wholly mifapplicd titre honourable &Rind:ikons. Of my inability to perfom efpecially in a time of difficulty like the prefent, all that the duties of theStioadon in which you beat placed me,trquire, all that my defires woaid.preicribe. lam fully • fenfible. But, bound to you by every tie, it will at leaf be my CO. sleavour diligently to follow the courfe that will bdt eonfalt the public goad, involving as it will your particular letereftr, and in looking Readily at that objects, 1 ihall ttink,l alto beft confult your honour as well umy own. With Rafting atutdastesttand terra I have the honour to be, GENTLEMICN, Your faithful, obedient, and devoted tenant, London, June 16,1807. CHARLES GRANT. ARMY, A LIEUTENANT on full ply, will give it very handfome douceur for a Company in any Regiment of the Line; would have no objection to a WeR India, or Fureigu Corps, or a Garrifon Battalion. Letters addreffed t 3 F. F. Poft-office, Cheltenham, will be duly attended to. IF WILLIAM PARKER, who it a Native of thg County of Weftmeath, Ireland, and by Trade a Printer, is living, any Information where he may be heard of, fuck informa tion dircdted by letter to D. Murray, Efq. Cluncallow, Bally mrlion, Ireland, will be thankfully received—if deaf), as to the time and place when and where. Said Wm. Parker is about 6441: years of age. HE ONLY LOTTERY of Tweniy Thonfand T Tickets, that ever contained a Prize of TFARTY TUDIF , SAND POUNDS, begins Drawing tatb July, OW. Ix j C30,000 40.000 4nooo to,ceo s+°C° ••.11* 4000 SOHOME t Price of /33,000 SCIOCO I 0,003 SOOO - i,COO • - .• • SNP • ••• 20 30 - 24C0 MOO SOO 100 SO 20 el. IS 400 400 •••• 30,000 37,50 sopoo Tickets. CSO O rOO2 ••••••••11116 Firitdrawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only axed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNQS. Regain Drawing of 2,000 Tickets ..4% Day. Tickets and Spares on Sale at all the Lieenfed LottAtry 0560 a, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. PRICE. Ticket itst 57 0 --Half L2O 3 0 Eight •—• La la o Quarter s 3 0 SLateetah s 6 6 BEGINS 14th of JULY, 1807. T_ •f £30,020 12 of LS4OO 2 20,000 S Loco a .... Immo 8 ..a. sao &c. eic. Sze. cwirr and Co. at their State Lottery O ffi ces, LA No. it, Piiultry, (aftablithed in the Year t 759,) and No. ts. Charing Crofs, are felling the Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery. which begins Drawing on the 14th of July. This Lottery confifts of only 20,000 Tickets, and contains the above rich Lift of Capital Prizes, betides a larger Prop ortion of (mall Prizes than any other Lottery for Cenral Years pit, re ducing the Ride to ids than Three Blanks to a Prize. The Firß drawo'ficket on the Fourth Day will receive 3opool beiligi the only Fired Capital STATE LOTTERY, Confilling of only Twenty Thonfand Tickets, To begin Drawing 14th July. HAZARD, BORNE and Co. No. 93, Royal Ex. change, are felling Tickets and Shares for the above Lottery, the Scheme or which contains one Prise of 3opool. two of 2 , ,000L two of to,oool. two of wool. &e. &c. fa Note —.ln the bßLottery,and that immediately preceding, drawn in JANUARY, the following CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold and Shand at the above Office, via. One of 30,0xd. One of 20,0001. FOOT of iswooL Two of s,oool. Excluilve of z,oool socl. &c. &c •.• Letters (Polt paid) duly anfwered; and Orders from the Country, with remittance, attended to the fame as if prefent. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. 1 HE advantage the public mutt always derive from regularly educated profeffional men direafting almoft eu clufively their Rodin to one (pecks of malady, was never owe • clearly demonftrated•tban by the unexampled fuecefs atbiolt.bas attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it hat performed. Fora long feriesof years, Meffre CU.R RIE and Co. •Surgeous„ formerly in his Majefty's *react, • have made the Vet:creel Difeafe the particular oiled of•their In vcltlgation, and are happy in having difcovered a medicine lupe rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—ft Is fufilaient to obferve that the effeds of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to thofe of mercory,for though it completely eradicates every reit* • of the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, .yevit damage to the • Nail injure the conftitution—on the contrary, it renovates the Cyr tem in all its natural fun alone, promotes appetite, and facilitates digetticra—thus inftead of reducing altrong and vigorous coaftitua Lion to the frightful condition'that /mercury doe*, It not only pre furvea that conititution bits primitive Rate, but re torus a weave end debilitated one tolts natural (tremolo and vigour. . Nuraberiefs influxes are on receni record of the foperfor efficacy I of this Medicine. its inherent and fpecifie virtues acting s a per. postal corredtive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excels of emsjugal or illicit pkafure, or from the more infiduous, though not Ids deftrudtive indulgence of locust. tins youth of both feats in a c-rtain pernicious habit. Anthill the melancholy variety of diforders which are the coofequence 4 this folitary vice, there are none more at/tiding than that diltrelEag Rate of debilityand deficlency,ffisbieh prevents or embitters the ma trimonial Rate • the unhappy (offerer broods ever his misfortune, lammed to feel: relief, untilbe is reduced to fuel a Rate of weak. .nsfs as to vender life oppreifive. To filch perforasit mutt be a con. follng refiedtion, to know that they may now, by a new Infallible mode of tr ea tm e nt . be reftored to that greateft of all h uman bl e ff. I Ings f a aeons, manly, and vigorous eonftitutioth • In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from wbittver rade atiGns, as welt as its every fpecies cf venertelinfctlion,Meffts Conic and go.tnay be confulted by padente of either fn, with the gresteit fecrecy and hortourAt their houfe, No. tc7, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (port paid) including a bank note, tilhaveshe•neetCarg roodielne and advice-feet to arce partorthe Kingdom No. ti7,.HlKeu VAtien. a:. .. ,~ This day was publifbcd, baudfontely printed in oetavo, With the Portrait of a .Chief, and two other Engravings, price ss. td. is hoards. QOME ACCOUNF of NEW ZEALAND; par ricularly the BAY of ISLANDS and furrounding Country; &Scribing its Soil and Predudioni, the it cli;:ion and Government, Language, Arts, ManufaCtures, Manners, Cull ,ms. and Amufe ments of th? Natives ; together with general Obfervation4 upon ahe Ir,tereourfe a Europeans with Savages; and an Accuuut of a NATIVE of NEW ZhAL AND brought to Eitland. By JOHN SAVAG-E, Efq. Surgeon s , and Corresponding Member.of the Royal Jennerian Society. retard for John Murray, Fteet.ftreet, London ; and A. Con elilikeo4l co. Edinburgh.