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HOI.BOV N, 67 (ZORNHILL ; Jikewise at L'69, ?A ND, anti 33, HAYM \ RIM', St. James's, where the ( vital Prizos,. in the last State Lottery, were Sold, and itcsistereti, nanidy, ' 'rex GRAND PRIZE of 1000 TICKETS, And since 14th Maxon, 18C8, , Eight .10 X 20,090, In 105 SHARES, With severll £5,000, FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth; on Friday,, the 11th day of August next, at it o'clock in the forenoon,' THE following GOODS, viz.: for ExportatiQn 635 Bags Coffee. &Hogsheads White Brown Sugar. ' 1 15 Bales Cotton Wool. Being the entire Cargo . - of the French Schooner I'Actif, taken by and condemned as prize to -his Majesty's Ship Shannwi, P. V. Brooke, Esq. Commander. For viewing, analogues, and further particulars, apply to , Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, July'24, 1809. • • - • NEW EDINIRJfiGH EWCYOLONEDIA. . 9"1 - 1E Public are respectfully; informed, that the FOURTH PART of THE EDINBURGH ENCY"CLO PCBDIA, conducted by Dr. BREWSTER, is just arrived, and gay** had of 1.111. Richardson, 1.10..45, Curnhill, co l oritu the Royai ExcharTe. . COUNTRY I - -; 0 USES WANTED. • VANIED ;,Houses in the Country of all Sizes, . furnished 'aid uninrniclied, s;ith an.l without Land; .alto sever -q ui:furnished Hoitcs iu 'Town ; eitlwr to rent or purchase. pest paid, to Mew?. Browne and Co. Laud and Hope Agenti . Buckingham—street, Adelphi. 1 .. Houses and Estates sold apd let. Whi:h produced • Liken•ise Three 1%70,000, One XIO,OOO, 'Two X 5,000, One This day were published, r • In One Vohone Octavo. prise 7s. to boards, • FIVE ESSAYS on the ,PROOF bf MA.N's RY TURE EXISTENCE. To *bkh Trefixt(l, the Second Edit*: of Seventeet &Annus on Important Subj..cts. , By PF.NDLkBURY HOUGHTON. • Pnnted for J. Masson, St. Purrs Church-yard. R" c ORDJIOSIER,No.S ( 2,ebeapside, info) ms the X tblicohat his .ssarehouse is now open with an enrre new block a the best manufaeturtd axichnost fashionable articki of liolttlis t d•Cloves, and are selUng en u lo w . te h v i as any lade se in ntS, m, in quantities of 9 pais and up war d s; good tit * Hun trorn:osik"cL.to 10s. 64. a pair; Cotton Hose fiont Is. 2d. to extra stipt:rtir.e, "'s. 9d; a large quantity of Leath e r Glove s, Crum Crum 94 a pair.to Cs. u\ No. 52. Cheapside. . To be SCI.p by PRIVATE CONIVAtT, ' . FREEHOLD COUNTRY RESI,DENCE, • Ten Miles distant from London, awl a Dwelling House In Pall- MaP. . • XIOP;), Will several s:'oo, All s old in Shares at the. £l,OOO, £5OO, fir. &e. above Offices, 411 Where /- llinb ia the prea , :nt new :net im -1 be drawn on Ike - o)th October,. .rs, therefore', an eariy,purehaio a.ttvscone and Co.. • ` - Prirea paid on demand. N excellent FAMILY HOUSE, in complete - 1 - • Repair, with ample Offices, Stabling, &c. in t bl'h„„ and P , .healthy situation, well s uppli e d w i t h goo d W a t er, and Placed In, P Grove of Forest Tree The Pleasure Grounds are 10 a large walled Kitchen Garden, Fish-pond, and a Meadow ad joining of nine Acres; in tlie whole about 20• Acres, Freahold, lithcfrae% and Land-tax redeemed. EDUCATION, THE attentiOt of the Conductors of Schools and orßoOkstHers tYwoughout the"Beitish Empire, is invited to the following List of ileinentary Books. Most of them are al ready ahlOpteti in the pr;ricipal Schools,. and they require only to be generally known to meet with universal preference. BLAIR'S PRACTICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR, with copious Ex orcises, containing every thing essential, and nothing superfluous, comaete in tits single *ink, 2s. 641, BLAIR'S CLASS Buotc, or 365 English I.essons, ss. BLAIR'S READING EX.ERCISEI for the Junior Classes, 2s. 641. BLAIR'S GRAMMAR OFASTATUR AL PHILOSOPHY, by whkh die various branches of Science may fur the first time be practkally taught in Schools, Si. _ . BLAIR'S FIRST CATECHISM, containing connnoo thlngs-neoes sary to be known by all Children, 9d. BLAIR'S SCHOOL DICTION A its fur learning by rate, containing none but iraportantwords, and omitting derivative, vulgar,. oh scene, and trivial words, ‘2s. ed. .s MAYOR'S BRITISH NEPOS, or Lives of Illutttiotts Britves, intended as examples for youth, 5% MAYOR'S ELEMENTS Of NATC RAI. HISTORY, WWI Sik4.lllX plates, representing 200 objects, Gs. MAYOR'S ABRIDGEMENT Of PLULARCII'S Lives, ss. MAYOR'S FATHER'S GIFT to his CHILDREN, 2 Vols. 101. • MAYOR'S ENGLESH SPELLING BOOK, an acknowledged iM provement of all other Spelling Books, of which there are nearty 100,000 sold annually, Is. 6d. • .1• . _ _ t and Flan, ax row sei Lottery, which 'win r.• o!• oily LOoti humbei is re-c..v:ne:idcd by Sir JAMES 11 • tic:lemes Gratis, al 1k.:1-1.ARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock 2 - Aor„ r cvectfully acqtraiot the Pitt)lie, that the whole of i .00'1:KY I>e Anlvn in One Day, 2111th Pirticulars may be had of Mr. Christie, Pr.ll-Mall; _,Pf Mr. Payne, No. 38, Pall-MAI; where tickets linty be ltitgUe Ispiew on any day, Sundays excepted. ik!SD a vet,- handsome House an the south side of Pall-Mall, in cotupkte repair, with four Rooms on the ground floor, exeendius 130 feet deep from the from", and offices under them of equal tAtent ; two larg.: Dra.ving-roonis on the first floor, one looking upon the street, the- o th er u p on M ar lb ro ' h ouse an d pr ams; with suitable lied-chambers and Servants' room*, beat and back Staitiases, Oak .floors, and Plate Glass Windows, &c. &c. 4'his dar was published, price 7s. board ;, HISTORY of CANINE MADNESS and HYDROPHOBIA; with the methods of Treatment, an ' dent and modern. • • ;• on!y 5,00 Numbers . (from No. itto 5,091 1, 1 ).ir tickets of a Number, scithat the Ptircbaset of a, Sl: c .it I v.lll gain a Prize of £20,900 !;y'l «J Tickets of the same Number, 'e40,000 13' i'hrce Tickets of the um! Number, ' • A P . ;z: of • - t 4 60 040 By Four Tickets of the samrNthstbez b tt. By UEORGE LIPSCOMB, M.D. &c. &c. 13cc. I.ondon : Primed for the Author, and sold by Budd, Pall- Mall G. Robinson, Patensoster•row ; Rodsvell, Oxford-street ; Mortay, Fleet -street, &c. A of This day were published, • • In Two Volumes, with a Portrait, after a Miniature by Zinek, price 14s. in boards; a very few copies on larger paper s . prier 11. Is. THE LETTERS OF MRS. ELIZABETH A. MON TAGU, with some of the LETTERS of her COR RESPONDENTS.—Part the First:—Containing her Letters front an early age to the age of RS. . iffi Phblise by Matthew Montagu, Esq. M. P. her Nephew aad F.aecutor. • • . C IiELTENHAM. . • To be LET, and entered upon immediately, ALL those Capital Premises, situated in a fashion r able part t* the High-streeeof Cheltenham, within 20 yards pF the Theatre, and two n-itiiites walk of the Assembly and Card Rocims, called the DUBLIN and BATH, or WEAVER's HO TEL, hitherto used as au Hotel and Loaning-house, and now In full business. Pr:..: ni .880,000 And all other Prizes in the wane Proportion. 4 CAPITAL PRIZES. - of - X20,0(0 of .C - ,01/0 I - - of - £l,OOO - of 2 000 12 - - of - - .500 &c. &c. &c. T , csrrs and Slt AR ES are on Sale by RiCIiARDSON, ird Co. Cornhill, and Charing Cross, London ; a-d sold last Three Lotteries, Nos. 2,609, 10,197, .-a 18,030'; ree Prizes of .e 20,000; and 7,950, £lO,OOO. They Aso tae uldy k..hßce that ever so:d in Shares 'lwo Prizes of t 4 Prin:ed for . T..Cadell and W. Davies, &rand. Apct) PREF,ENT PRICE • Ticket, ‘:'2l 11s. ,Cll 0 01 Fig%th • - - .t:tl 17 0 513 0 I.Stvwenth - - 1 9 0 II ;If - 10 LE DRAWN I:.7I.IEDIXFELY AFTER THE NEXT S FATE LOTTERY. THTRD z'..l LAST IiIZAND CITY LOTTEKY, of 10,000 Tickets, To 11..! Cui,;;;.:el in Four Days. No fixed Prize. TIIE Any:411:!. in Prizes contained in this Lottery vt•ry excet;di either of the Two preceding Le!!eri. 'l . 'tity-five Grand Capital Prizes t con- Tv.-emy-ni; most eligible FREEHOLD HOUSES, 1-: rd-rus.Situate in the • Centre of the Metropolis, wL(.:. were r,:b::attti is the year 1806, Ly five eminent S.ur rz7irc, t, Oath, li:fere Gortirnitteeof the House of Copmons, be wort:, :11-wortli of aC100,00O; and :ince chat time have .:a, zs it known that most Articles ti Mait:ials are nearll; doubled in Price,- A new Survey a , d <Atimate.st-ii. preparing, +which -will be abeweily4bublikehed, ' ~. ..ad Saar.s ii-e on Sale at the lievrised Lottery Wks, and L i p their Agents in the Country. • rxises - r Ticket PR 10 0 .1' £4 9 0 I •• el. 3 0 iaarter 2 5 6 I Sixtet nth 0 li 6 . • rt Price will be raised again on Monday the Ist of August. HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR, FISH, GAME, &c. LAZENiiY respectfully informs the Nobility aj. Gentry, the ahote admired Article is prepared only at W,L , t h! , aise, No. '6, Edward -street, Portman-square; and (by ,;•.:(.ii . „!illent) may be had Of •1. Baxter, Edinburgh ; BJI, Scar. I-. ; Gregsons, .4verpool ; Getty, Maucliester ; * Terry; ; I.caurr, Southampton.; ,Elliot and Seedbam, Bath ; Sali4buiy ; „Lifter, Swansey ;* Stephens, Bridling!iM &c. n'd to prevent spurious smitatiutta;;.eachbu:Lle A!r. i '..irvey's signature oh the label. • • .• E. 1.. ill:: same time bcgs'torecOrPmend lieqen . utir,c F.ssent& with a varinljof rich Sliattilind*Fic'kles,, • ;IA in c:.,cs of all sizes, for family use and apartation. ••• os•• • • •... • suivEiul.uous I superfltu I-lairs, are lyrabef-the " a ~. 1!( e raNvbacks-frooi the beauty and clelitaey of the Fe-• r..ck, arms, Rtc. is allowed by o every man, from•the irx ;:: Ct,. peasant. To remove . them / varions preparations •,.ir • e.• to lion:, starte;il up---but, most of them, having t-ti•A r ineP.icacious or dekterious, arefallen of falling 11 recommending TltErl I's DEPILATORY, %, ill duly oliservn. that it removes the Fairs in a 't:-();;; 4::y pain or unpleasant sonsation—that it i .• aFpilf,.,.l and hi:•hly approved in the first circles of nc!!: ; and that for efficacy and innocence it now c - •• • noparalleled and justly celebrated. • • -41 :•• !•cral appointment, by Mr-Perrin, N 0.23, l'o , ent-yar&n,jo boxes, price ss. each. It is sold ,• principal Pt runners and Fender, of PropriL.;ary : 1.:,r10n. To LadiA in the country, cncloring, pay : -:• ::*L‘ pcstage, to :11r. Perrin, it will be immediately for- ,~. • ! .!() !NVALIDS AND THE INUIRM. .; 1 2.. NVIIO ha re the mislottunc, by sickness or to be cotifi,led to their beds, and from pain or • ~.• unable to move themselves, either ior change of • • , :Ake r.:freslilinits, will fiva r!i. most salutary re . . o•N• and cit,,port, by the u se of POCOCK's BOE •,: .o.• i'slattrt4s, which gently moves an Invalid rt e t, a reaming or sitsinii, posture, and in such waniter,. as to be ainv.st imperceptible to the person in this ',wails an incalul has his position altered :ind varied e, is a great alleviation of his suffering, and ran '.earl and eht•st attAl, a Circumstance, in many c , bnduCive•tu his recovery. • •••.• ha:', with many other Inventions in Chairs, Sofas, at P,,cock's C'a)itiet and Upht:lstery areitouse, ethampion-s:reet, Covent-Garden. Printed particu- DR. J A Vil••:S'S AN.ILEIrVIC PILLS. TAY had genuine, as usual, Ss. 9d. the box, • 7 six bOxe. 15:;. of L. PERRIN, No. 23, Solitharnpton -.: Y.Y.-1:1-:;ariley, London ; the orly pc:iion'svlui ever tire- . • Anal , -ptic• Pill., for the late Dr.iplCS,' from the year I••• first roirposn,l them, until the -1 ,/oc,t o F's de4ease are a soverc:g..-: remedy for diseaseir, 4 iadfgeationi •j c :s:ivenyss,troukleeotne Bstulancie6 itiske ';.•:,:bov...l4,andclkull.sthencearisirininiqutyhabits,giOdi :,,un 'at ic I , ..tir.c in do 114a(1,asthoseoscativitedbYfreelivings. i • ral:ics zed arnle::b;:s,..so often the ccoltsequellee or in • • •.e2 ;!ie progrels4il" a cough or cold; qe and ; in erropsies •• :tb , se Piltscre regularly taken ; :he rirstore.pßosans subject-so fits; -o: z•At• of ptibery, or the decline of life, .should • c! 121 n, h.. ; a an excellstiSitnd family teviaPownsi niay44ll4a 'Jove, ; C., :! • :~ . • . ~ r. • CEEO ETRY. This day was published, price 2s. 641. bound, and illustrated by nualerour engravings on wood , - - AGRAMMAR of GEOMETRY; containing an Easy Exhibition of the Practice of that Art, and serving as an Introduction to ruci.in, and to the PRACTICA L MATHEMA TICS ; Chita)* intct:dcd for the Use of Schools, on the approved p:l.n of Goldbrnitn'a Grammar of Geography. By J. swill, Li,. D. Author of a New Sr:tens of. Modern Geography, in 2 vols. 4to. &c. &c. Psinted fr , r R ICU/1R n PHILLIPS. London; and to be had of all Booksellers in the United Kiz:;dont. . Of whom may be had, recently published, F.i.r...tr.N - rs of LAND SURVEY:NG, in all its Branches, Practi cally aciapt , (l to the Use of Schools and Students, by Abraham Crocker, Land Surveyor, of Frome, 7s. 6d. bound. The A RITIIMEI IC of REAL LIFE, tOr the Use of Schools, by tie Rev. J. Joyce, price Ss. 6d. bound. A K :.Y to Ditto, for the Use of Teachers, Los. Gd. bound. A (.:RA:\IM.YR Of ?IP TURAL PIIILOSOPItY,:113. Gd. bOUNd. A ClecLE of the Sea I: N crs, or Compendium of General Know ledge, for Schools, by the Rev. Ds. MAvor, with plates, price ss. bound. Just pphlished, in three volumes, pricy 12s. it. boards. ITISTORICAL DIALOGUES for YOUNG PEtiSetNS of BOTH SEXES; particularly designed for the Elder Pupils of Schools, for the purpose of inspiring them with a rasts - Ifor History; and convincing them,that injts records may be,found character& of more real heroism, and situations of greater interest, than are to be met •with in the pages of ro- • mance and fiction. _ __ • By MARY HAYS, Author of Harry Clinton, a Tale for Youth, &c. Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard; J. Maw , man, in the Poultry .. . 4 rind` B. Taihart, New Bond-street. 'Character of this Watt frogs the Monthly Review of April last : " To select frost the vast mass of History such portions as are likely to interest yOutltful r.lll.ds; and to answer such quesdoos. as young persons w*itkl eiattirally ask on hearing them relatid, is a commendabto idea; and to these objects, winds the arbor ha[ •so accospplished, aria Apo *ldeas serval very useful pfidosophi. cal remarks. The historical part is well written, the dialolluel arc ably supported,'Saidffie remarks are judicious. Altogether, 4helefore, rva iab4 wet for juvenile understanding is bete Fit , -1 duced," • • • • •• • • . I' •- .. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the original invention of Mr. Henry, and. brought by his sue sessive improvements to the highest perfection) continues to be prepared • and sold by THOMAS and WILLIA.M HENRY/ Chemists, Manchester. , Th's agreeable perfumed Liquor is composed of highly concen trated Vinegar, joined with the mon pleasant Aromatics and effi eicious . Antiseptics. its pungent Odour renders it extremely grateful and salutary in Head Achs, Fain:ing'c, and' in all Places of Public Resort, (as Theatres, Courts of Justice, &c.) as it counters the bad effects of heated and foul Air. It is also the best Antidote against the infection of all Contagious Diseases. As there are many spurious and inferior imitations, under the same and similar names, some of which are fallaciously repre sented as improvements, the public are requested to observe, that the names of THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Map-, chest et-, are en„ raved an each stamp, and nipufded in the glass o f each bottle. • •• The AROMATIC , SPIRIT of VINEGAR, Price 23. 9d. (Stamp included) is•sold wholesale and retail, by BArLEY aid BLEW, Cock:Tim-street, (the only Agents in London authorised, by the proprietors); where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Carmliap,Chrystal, &c. Also, HENRY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at 2s. 6d. and larger with glass storpers, at 41. each i their oarrms being on the stamps. • . • , 14:4Avoa's Ctacts the AKTS and Scutt.; ens, containing the first Prineples of every branch of Knowledge, 6s. • MANOR'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY, from the Creation to the Peace of Amiens, in l'wenty-five Volumes. price 4s. each on small paper, and Sa. each on large paper, in boant. MANOR'S HISTORY Of ENGLAND, in 2 Vols. with numerous engravings, price 10s. hound. MAYOR'. HtirOltir Of SCOTLAND, price 4s. 6d. bound. MAYOR'S SYSTEM Of SNORT HAND, 7s. 6d. boards. GOLDSS/I Ttl'S GRAMMAR Of GEOGRAPUY, including the The • of the Globes, numerous Esercises, Questions, &c. Stc. with maps, &c. es. 6d. GOLDSMITH'S G EOGRA Pa ICA L COPY BOOK, or Skeleton Maps, to be filial in by the Student, Part I. Ss. • Ditto • - - Ditto - Part 11. 3s. Go.tosstrru's POPULAR GEOGRAPHY, containing ail the in teresting features of that Science,. with 60' Plates, r. - p: the dresses and customs of all nations, lie. GOLDSMITH'S SCHOOL ATLAS, Of Key to the Geog:-aphical Copy Books, ss. ROBINSON'S GRAMMAR of HISTORY, by which that subject may now be practically taught in Schools, 35.. ROBINSON'S Altimeter Hirroar,for Schools, 6s. ROBINSON'S MODERN HISTORY, for Schools, 6s. . ROBINSON'S ARCHKOLOGIA GRZCA, INS. BuitnEY'S BRITISH Nee-rune, or History of the Itritish Navy, to the present tine, 75. Gd. • 'Putts:es ki sr.ar 1, or Ltirtie Bdthils Adiairali, front Drake to Nelsen, 7s. 6d. GREGORY'S LENIENTS of a POLITE EDUCATION, 5.5. GREGORY'S LESTURES to YOUNG PERSONS Op NAtURAL wad Er. PCIIMENTA t. PHILOSOPNY, With plates, C VOIs. jzis. . GREGORY'S LE rTERs to his Sox, On LITERATURE, TArrit, and Ctisariastrion, 2 Vols. 12s. • . 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Gd. The WONDER s of the Mteaoseo re, or a display of the minuter_ parts of the Creation, 4s. 6d. • , 'lite LADY'S HISTORY of EIWAAND, in a sgries of Letters to a young La iy finishing her liducation at 'School, by Chariatte Smith, S vols. iss.. bound. . Boser's DICTIONARY Moste,.'73. bonus. NICHOLSON'S liICTIONA'RY of Commis -rat; And of the Arts connected with Cketalstryf'4ls. boards. • Temt es. s of Roi.isiocrrousid the World, being in interesting description of the manners and productions of various countries, • vols. 14e. - bour.d. Bosstr's First French Grammar, Ills. BOSSUT'S French Primer, 9d. .Bos wr's FrenCh Conversation, Is.. 'Lean AC'S pletiOnnaire des Synonymes, 61. 611,... • • . The His Mal 1:11 BRITISH BIRDS, With coloured gpgravirffl o pf Birds, their Nests, and Egg,, ss. *. .‘• The HISTORY of BRITISH QUA Mtn rin4Wititlaitiiicrous yi.- g ravin g s,'3s. 6d. A VISIT CO a Farm Rouse, ts. • V • A VISIT to London, 2s. 6d. 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