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. - ' • ` • •61---"" , • . - / • • , .1 t. • A I • t • • 1-7 942 tT ;) 441 1 0 Q• 1, • , ) n Lz t oi • ._ / tic C., ( ) --mkref NYS,. • N .• ~.ix;.:~~3~~ ~ i ,~ ONNIIII. ...• .01 • I 6041 1. LOTTERY, to be drawn in One Day, S Ta 1' 20th of OCTbIiER, :sO9. SCIAME. £BO,OOO A,OOO . 0 ,000 1,000 500 ' 6,000 1.00 50 15 :16 ........ • • ...... Tickets. £200,000 .• Lottery consists of only 5000 Numbers (from I to 5000 1,,.tv.); but there are Four Tickets of each Number, which iii .te severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against such - .intibt.r; for in.tanct, if No. I should be drawn a Prize of '2,o.cnt,, the Four Tickets of that number will each be entitled to •3, making, in th..! whole £80,00 4 ); so that if any person sictil,l:,iircliaie more than 0-ie Ticket of the tame Number, and !!1:. l.utilber prove fortunate, lie may gain, By Two '1 ickets of the same Number, A Pr.,:e of - . - - - - - £40,000 By Time Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of aeslooo By Four Tickets of the same Number, !. Faze of - - And ail other Prizes in the same Proportion. Ticktots and Shins are on Sale at all the (Oka. £BO,OOO 1 IRI(JHARDSON, GO . CK, and Co. respec f.:ily atonal:lt the Pub l ic, that fickets and Shares for the STNIk. LOTILRY are on `ale at their Offices, Kink Buildings, Cornhia ; and facinz the Gate. rt . the King's Mews, Charing- CnoAs. fl here are bat 31n0 Nunthers (from 1 to 5,000 inclusive) ft hr i icLe: of each NurnCAPIT The whole to RIZILS.be drawn in One Dey. AL- P _ 4 4 ...... of ...... £5,0C9 8 4 3:.c. &c. Zze. Schenit - q at Urge gratji. STA" E LOTTERY, TO BE DRAWN tN ONE DAY. . S\I74FT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets a p i Shares ail' now on Sale at all their Offices; a , the same thuds they beg leave to rem:lan:end to the attention of their Friends the Scheme of the present Lottery, which they trust will merit their approbation and suphort t In order to prtvent t':iappnintinent, it is necessary to observe, that there are only 5,00) Numbers in the Lot tel y,and of course-no Number higher t:.4..:,000; and that the Whole will be Drawn in OnergalT• CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 of ... .... X 420,000 4 . of ....,.... £3,000 I 8 of £l,OOO 2,000 I 12 - of 3OO _ _ - . As ..!..ere are Four Tickers of each Number, Adventurers may hare the Chance of gainfam Eienv Thousand Pounds. ir!E THIRD AND LA:- r I.OTYF.RY, FOR I*lob, BEING '1 HIS DAY. CON TRA.CTgO FOR, QIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. beg leave to inform their Friends, the Pulite, thar Tickets an d ' Share., in the said Lottery, are now on Sale, at each of their Remarkably Lucky Mires, Ne. 11, HOLBORN; N 0.37, CORNHtLL; No 2c39, STRAND; and No. 38,1 - IAYMARKET, PICCADILLY, where the first ACSO,OOO Prize, the only £40,000 Prize, ar.d *e List £25,000 Prizes in the State Lottery ever Sold, were Shared in 31 shams : Ukewiie the Grand Capital Prite of 1000Tieltets, entitled to 1..14,763, was sold at t "'Jove Ofkes, ht sizseen Sizteentit, a.:d where likewise eight 1240,(A)0 Prizes, have been sold in 105 since the 14th of March, It.Ot ; the numberi, and . how sha: ei, may be seen at either of the above fortunate OlVes, with £lO,OOO, £5OOO, 121000; Ac.—anil, in the las: S.-i.e. ry, the Tickets sold by 1. BRANSCOM3 only, in sundry produced £101,875 out of .£200,000, that being the It amount of Prizes ,in the said Lottery, which are nuw pay at th;r above Offices on demand, as usual, or t:then as cash in •xch ture for tickets or Shares, in the thicd and last Grand City ". t..ry, now on Sale, and contains Capital Prizes, amounting : upw:l-is of £lOO,OOO. Gratis, and tlll Orders from -the Country, either Fri. or (I",ty ziliares,•duly executed at the Offices, and 1.0 v:ll,re 1h . .! in London or 'We„m unster on thcir account. IV t. IN EAS REWARD. 77,TIIE.REAS an Inquest was holden before NA .IIIANIF.t. Mel rON, F:sq. Coroner for the. ,Borratea of ' a Itct: . ortl, in the Cuunt: of Nottingha . -n, on Saturiltr:, the ,lat - of ;tine last, ttt the Angel Inn there, upon the Body of IN I ;ri AGG, CI et. ti .!man, then lying dead, when, up,-n a full );t.tion of tiirtt cticutnstapces attending the death of the said the Jury found that he died of diver,' mortal bruises Ite - at:, side, and legs, given by DENNIS f Rini. of East ctt r; ataresaid, Gentleman, with a stick, 011 the '26th day of y htsr. And whtreas the sail Deimis frith has left Retford, 5..:..i cannot he heard of; Notice i 6 therefore hereby given, that whoever will apprehend I,,:ge the said Dennis Frith in any of his Majesty's Gaols, I:ttimation thereof au or before the.l6th day of July in '.:r. 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Tbis day was published, Handsomely printed in One lege Volume, Royal QUitid (uniform in size and type with The Transactions of the Linnzan Society of London), and embellisbcd with Portraits of Lionxua ane Dr. Pulteney, with a fine Plate of Medals, and a Fac Smile of Linnzus's Hand-writir7 price Li. Us. 6d. in boards, A GENERAL VIEW' -of the WRITINGS of I.INN/F.US. ' , ADA , JUIN 7, 1809 KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. AT a Special Meeting of the Proprietors of blurts; and Half Slam in the Keittret and Awns Canal Naviga tion, held at the Bear frit at Devizes in the County of Wihs, on , Monday the 3d day of July, 18o9;pu{suant ;o Public Advertise ment, CHARLLI'DUNEMS, Esq. M.P. le the Chair, Reio!wed unalisnottsly s that the Sum of E9OOOO shall be raised by the Creation of New' ter Adclttirmai Shares in the said Under- - taklng,' to be taxa and subscribed for by the - Proprietors of Shares therein, oft the Terms and Conditions and• in manner after mentioned, that is to say, the Shares to be "created shall be at the. Rate or Price of..tin each, and the 'Rigid of Stihscribirg thereto shell be sold at At per share,ro tlte Proprietors of biomes or their Nominees, itt proportion to their fell Vomiter of Shares in the said Undertaking: And thatiladis eif Subscription be immediately open for receiving Subscipsiolts.- It appearing to this. Meeting that the McWilliams will be in proportion to the Old or present Shares,-.lts 6ne to four ; Re solved,Unaninsously, That as many Of such Now Shares as shall be necessary; shall be first allowed to theAnbieribertin that pro. go ton ty, one New Share for eiferursur Olt ones, and afteftwalida, 'k there shall be a.seiltelesti kftftber of New Mares left, one New Share shall be allowed to each Subscriber, or No minee, for any fractional number of Old Shaies fewer than four ; and if there shallhe any residue of New Shires, after the Sub . - scribers shall have been supplied in manner aforesaid, the same shall be distributed among such Proprietors or Nominees as shall have subscribed for a greater 'timber of Shares than their Jur proportion, in proporuon to the extra number of Shares, which { such Proprietors or Nominees shall have subscribed for, as neaey 1 as the same can be efll.cted. Resolved unanimously, That the said sum of 41. per Share, shall he paid by the Subscribers to the Treasurers,Messrs.Harford, t)•av s And Co. Bankers, Lristol; cr their Agents, Messrs. Whit,head, Howard and Co. Bankers, Cateaton-street, London ; within 14 days after the next Meeting of Proprietors (which is intended to be held on the Ist day of August next) snider the penalty of a furfci ' tare ofthe liubscription in default thereof, and that the said •,rr Share shall be paid by the Subscribers to the Treasurers or their Agents, by five Instalments of 41. per Share e ach, on the 15th of Dec. next, and the 15th of March, the 15th of June, the 15rh of Sept. and the 15th of Dec. in the year 1810. Resolved, That any Subcrilx.rs may be at liberty to pay all or any of their Instalments in advance to the Treasurers, and be al lowed a Discount of 51. per Cent. on such forward payments, cal :ulated from the day of payment to the several days when the Instalments would become due. Resolved, That the principal Clerk prepare Subscription Books and Instructiqns, and that the same be opened at his Office, in Marlborough; at Messrs. Haribrd, Davis. and Co.'s, in Bristol ; : Messrs. Whitehead, Howard and Co's. London at. Messrs. Hobliause and Co's. Bath ; at Messrs. Tyke, Salmon and Cu'.. Devizes; and at Messrs. Toomer. Bunny and Co's. Newbury; ..ad such Books shall remain open 'till two o'clock on Thursday,' he 27th of July inst. after which time no Subscription shall be ;v.. ceived. CHARLES DUNDAS, Chairman. The Chairman having.kft the Chair, Resclveci unaninsondy, Thdt the thanks of this Meeting be given to C. Dundas, Esq. for his zealous and wareznitdng attention to the concerns of this tn.- del taking, and for his able conduct in the Chair this day. KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. TN pursuance of an Order of the Committee of Ma nagement of the Affairs of the Kennet and Avon Canal Com pany, made at a General Meethat held this day at Devizes, in the County of Wilts, I do hercby give notice,that a Special Meeting .of the Preprie:oni of Shares and Half Shares in the said Canal, will be hen at t he Town Hail at Marlhorougn, Mahe said county, en Tuesday, tp,e ,1at..414.44,41ingu5t next, at *Twelve o'clock at neism, t , , -.amine the Subscription Looks, for new Share s f..r in pursuance of the Resolutions of a Meeting of the said ..'ampany of Proprietors held this day; and to t:Lke stv:ll fur ther measures far the Admission of the. Substribers, and the ar ranging and settling the. Subscriptions, as may appear necessary. Dated the 3d day of July, 1809. JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk to the said Company of Proprietors. By RICHARD PULTENEY, M. D. F. R. S. 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" London, Jane CO, 1809. , • " We, whose names are hereto subscribed, duly qualified ac " cording to Law, request you to call a special General Court of " Proprietors of East-India Stock, for the purpose of taking into " consideration the Report of the Court of Directors upon the " Resolution of the Special General Court of Proprietors, held " on the ainstant, respecting the recal of certain Writers and " Cadets, whose appointments ate said to have been obtained by " improper means.—We are, Sir, your most obodient hums itaser " v.uns, " PHILIP SANSOM, " J. wuothioßt, " w. SSA' rill, " P. SAMPSON, 14 JAMES BARNETT, JOHN INNFS, JOIN roaass, J. GARNAIII P. 'decant." CHEISEA HOSPITAL JULY 5, 18QI. V - lESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others Commissioners for managing :fie ht fairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give notice, That ail Outpensioners belonging to the said Hospital,e residing in London or within 25 miles thereof, are required to appear personally and regimentally at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the respective days .and in their different classes, according to their several rates of pention, as under mentioned, when attendance will be given front nine o'clock in the ntorair.g until the In tas afternir,n, for the payment of half a-year's pension in advance io Christmas next, with the augosentailoa, in proportion ter emir disabilltr and length of 'service, according 01 hl4 Majesty's late Regelltious in their favour. • _ _ On Friday, July 7th—The Pensioners at 6d.per day,froz4 the different Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, Ist Regiment of Foot, to the 62d Regiment inclusive. On Saturday the lith, those at 6d. per day, from the63d Regi ment of Foot, with the remaining Regiment* or Corps, as ales) the Pensioners at 9d. per day from the several tegiments of Ca valry, Foot Guards, theist Refit. of Foot to the 69th inclusive. On Monday the 10th—Those at .9d. per day, from the 70th Regiment of Foot, with the remaining Regiments or Corps, as also the Pcusioners at I. per day, from all the Regiments ut Ca. ',dry, with the flute Regieients of Foot Guards. On Tuesday the 11th—These at Is. per day, from the Ist Re giment of Foot, with all the remaining - Regifnents or Corps. On Wednesday the 12th—Those Pensioners from any Regi ment or Corps at Is. Ofd. is. Id. Is. I id. and Is. 9d. per day. On Thursday the 13th—Those at Is. '2id:and Is.2d. per On Friday the 14th.—Those at is. 34d, per day, with those of the' ifferent rates to 7s. per daY lnelnsive. On Saturday the sth.--- . l'hose at 23.04. d. per day, and upwards, those from the Mill:la at sd. per kr, with the Private Gentle men Who receive Annuities from the late Ist and ::‘.l froops of Horse Guards. And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, who live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles from Lon- • don, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, after the :.sth of December next, and after every sue. cording Stith June and and 23th of December, until f urther orders, to apply to one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in the neigh bourhood where they reside and make the followinz Affidavit, which the said Magistrate for ;he Coon ty, City, borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, via. 46 came be ore me, one ui his hCijesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of , and made oath that he was ad mitted an Out-Pensiontr of Cljel sea kioapital, on the day of 17 ,sr 18 , from the Regiment of ,c• m mended by teas then aged about years, served • in the army years, was discharged for and that he is no otherwise provided for by the Public, but as a Pen diaper of the said Hospital, at per day, and now lives in the Parish cf , in the County of Sworn before me this day of 1 509. - The Affidavit,drawn according totheabiveform, sworn before, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a cover,and sent by the General Post, directed thus: "To the Right Hon. the Pay ni.u.ter:General of his Majesty'sLandForces, London'," narked on the cover, " Chelsea Pensioner's Affidavit;' and Counter parts, or Duplicates of the said Affidavits, lire to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respectively, tube exhibited to such Persons as shah be directed to pay them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claim Out Pensions are the real Persons entitled to receive the same. And to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Chcis:!a Hospital may be satlelled ;hat the Pensioners are the same l'asons who have passed their .ExaniMarion, it is fierehv further directed that such of them who have served in l and have been discharged from auy of the Regiments, or Indeptmdent Companies of (eyelids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to 1114:110011 in :heir Affidavits such Reghtent or Company of Inn. Ills, or Royal Veteran Battalions, hi which they "greed last, but the lleeiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army from which they were diet discharged and recommeadtd, and received at Chelsea Hospital. The Pensioners are particularly oseake notice, that the halt' yearly payments after Chtlithl4l are regulated as to the place of payment, •by the musters at Chelsea, or the affidavits sent as above, after the Midsummer preceding, and that tae Mideummer payment is in likehunner regulated by the musters-or affid.vits after the Christmas precceing. It 1* also ordered a:3d directed that no Person who shall change the Place of his Abode given in at his Muster, or specified iu his Affidavit aforesaid, tug who may apply for his Pension (excepting to Use Offiz:ere. of Excise nearest such Place of Abode), shall receive tin; -mese • Imivas aPPoar 3 , by the %:ertilleate of respectable persons,tha: such rusioval was th,ro.igh unavoidable :-,cessily, w! . .itta he or thepecoulti not bresee • se prevents aud that if any Pensioner shall. trenduw.tly attempt to receive a double payment Orthe Peradon, either at cueliont, or dat ifi'erent places, he shall be stench o$ the Lists. r. Lastly—lt is notified, that stenewiithe eluted woo the Pay Lists of the bad Hospital, or ha:entitled to. receive any benefit therefrom,,whO "boil nut a.:t ugrem:dy to tht.ost Orthrs apel ;neer nuns, particularly in send.ue their half 7 yearly. Ailidevits to the • Pensi , :ners have. of late rimer neglected .to Paymaster-Clenerar, as above directe.l, end.. to no (elite Oilier, Winch several 'af'the do, or Mtn them Irregularly to othexttepariments. G. ALTS 'l , Socreti.ry and Register,. , • • i [PRICE SIICPENCE-HALFPENNY.