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PRiCE SEVEN- PEN CF e eioNTRACT FOR THE CARRIAGE OF TIMBER; NA pr-OFFICE, erub , THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONIRS Pe A WESIT's NA&,do heredygiio Notice, That on WEDNESDAY, the 14th of August next, at One ~'Clock, they will ba seedy to treat with such Persons as may be 6 1 1r atiox to Contact fa conveying by Land. and Water Carriage to his Majestes Yard at Derdoul, shout tab-Loads ai OAIC TVA HER from Whettlewood Forest ; about 180 Loads of OAK TI MBER from Sake)! Forest; sod about NO Loads of OAK TIMBER from Windsor Forest. 4 Posty of she Mohr way he sees at this OJke. NeTender will he received after One o'Clock on she Day ofrreaty, ow any aoticeshadas the Party, or an Ageotfor kins, annuls. Bony Testier mut ie acemotanied by a letter, addressed togs Navy Board, and signed by a respeoullie Person, engaging to &come bewai l with the Perops tailoring, is the San of 4800, for the due Pw fat esame of the Contraat. ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING MOM SALES BY AUCTION. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. At the Custorn-honse in SANDWICH, on 1140 — NDAY i tbd 101 day of August instant. at Twelve o'clock at Noon, THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED ) Nine Gallons Brandy, 18 Gallons Geneva; 1 pair Lettbat Gloves, 6 !!ilk Tappets, 1 Silk Fcarf, 2 Yards Silk, and 1 Heal Bandanna Silk 1 - lAll4l:ambit fs, f.sr Escort: :sun. . fhe broken-up Hunt., Sails, Anclsors, Cables, and other Mtsr reties, of a Dt.teli titirthen t;tt tons, and of two Bass. Subscriptions are received for the Association by all the Bankers In London and Westntinster; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee -House; and at the City of London Tavern. AmI•••ND _ _ ' The following Noblemen and Gentlemen' Subscribers of One Hundred Pounds and upwards, have been added to the Comm& tee since yesterday's advertisement s His Royal Highness the Duke de BEIM Earl FITZWILLIAM . Right Hon. Lord ARDEN. Sir JAMES LUBBOCK, Ban. - JOHN TAYLER, Esq. SAMUEL HOARE, Esq. At the King's Warehouse In RAMSGATE, on Tue3DAY, the 20th day 01 August instant at Eleven o'Clock in the Furetloon, H E UNDER - MENTIONED GOODS, 11 VIZ. 167 Gallons Brandy, 20 Gallons Rum, and 110 Gallons Ge: neva, of legal strepgtli for public stock; 67 Gallons Brandy and 640 GO/ons Geneva, fur private use; 66 Gallons Wine, 6 Gal lons Shrub. 1 Chita Jar, 4 China Covers, 60 Flints, 2 Nun.% Otopowder, G Pounds Arrow Root, 8 Pounds Tamarinds. 7t Pound, Copper, 97 Pounds Coffee, 26 Cocoa Nuts, 4 Bottles Cayenne Pepper, 1 Set Pearl Counters, 14 Wicker 11)tles 7i Yards Cnnibric, 4 Yards Gauze, 37 Yards Lace, 6 Gold Watches, 4 SUver Watcbea, 7 Necklace; and 7 Pair Bracelets Cornelian. Amount of Subscriptions aheady advertised itssAte 14 3 A Friend to the Fisheries iei 1 I John Cox. Esq. •itlo 0 Mr. T. Hoitt I I M. A. L s 0 4.8. 1 0 E. D. 1 0 At Messrs. Stephenson , Rem. I —+- .._ RAPT Pit-OFFICE, JULY 26, 1816. N brICE iS HEREBY GIVEN to Officers set,Ll the Navy, and Persons entitled to Naval Half-Pay or Pen sions, or their Executors or Adminiitraters, residing in his Ma jesty's Dominions, that from sad after the lst day of January, lel7, they may receive the same by Bills of Exchange upon the Commissioners of the Navy, payable at three days sight; if they shall be desirous of doing so. instead of receiving the same by Remittance Bills, on signifying sack desire by Letter to the Trea surer of the Navy, and transmitting with such Letter the usual :affidavit et Certificate of the day of the death of the deceased : on receipt of which the form of the Bill, properly filled up as di rected by the Act, win be sent to thiparty applying, when the Half-Pay or Pensions are is course of payment; and no other eau be accepted. Officers residing near any of bis Majesty's Dock-yards may re stive their Half-pay in those Yards, by signifying their desire for that perpOse to the principal Clerk in the Navy Pay-Office in each Dock-yard, and leaving with him the usual Affidavit. At Mewl. Boganquet and Co. Mr. Wm. Hunter 10 0 The brolep up flush, Situ, Ancnors, Giblet , and serials, of dye Boats. mington, and Co. Dan. Medan and Co. 23 0 Rev. Thomas Smith 10 0 At Mesars .GosUngt and atiu; 541 Yards Silk, 369 Yards Ribbon, 261 Pair Leather Gloves, 63 Pair Silk Stockings, i 98 Silk Handkerchiefs, 36 Silk Shawls, L 9 Silk Scarfs, 19 Silk •rippets, and S Packs Playing WO without the ace of spades, for Exportation. John R. Baker, Esq. 10 0 J. Hudle►ton, E. 20 0 W. Hodloin'', Era. 5 0 Miss Hudle►ton 5 0 At Messn. Rabat& anti Co. Mrs. Vansittart 45 0 Miss Vansittart 45 0 Jelin Taykr, Esq. 100 0 M the Kings Warehouse in MARGA l'E, on WIDNICSDAY, thi 21st slay ut August instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED b VIZ. At Messrs. I-bsisoll and Co. W. Townsend, E..q. Stu 0 E. IS. 1 At Sir J. Ex's& and Co. Rev. C. Simeon 20 0 Rev. G. Baring 50 0 297 Gallons Brantly and SI Gailons Geneva,of legal strength for public stock; 24 Gallons Brandy, 596 GA lofts Geneva, aa4 V Gallons Rum, fur private use ; S Gallons Cord als, I earners Hair Scarf, I ditto Shawl, 1 Work Box, 4 Silver Work Baskets, 9 Silver Surat- Boxes, I Silver Waiter, I Card Boa and Conorers, Tea Caddies, 3 Muslin Handkerchietk, 32 Yards Cambric, le Yards Musl n, I2oYards Lace, 32 Pieces Paper Hangings, US Pair Angola Gloves, a ft Angola Shawls, 42 Bottles perfumed Oil, 6 dn. Eau de Cologne, 4 do Pei fumery, 8 pair Wire Glove Tops, Bone Needle Cases, 7 Amber Snu ff Boxes, I Pair Gold Knee= buckles, 9 Dozen Metal Rings, 10 Snuff Boxes, 60 novice Toys, seti Muslin and Lain Collars, 2 Robes, Dress Top, 13 Lawn Flounce., s Boxes, 2 Bags, and 1 Trunk, The broken-up Hulls, Sails, Anchors, Cables, and other Mai terials, of three Boats. Also 598 Pair heather Gloves, ss do Silk Stockings, 122 do. Silk and Sa•M Shoes, 58 Packs of Playing Cards without the aces of spades, 44 Silk Handkerchiefs, 12 Silk Shawls, 9 Silk Scarfs, 19 Sit . 1 kiwis, 1465 Yards Silk, and 196.5 Vat* Satin Ribbon, fur Exportation. N. ts. A Deposit of £.1.5 per Cent. will be required. If the Wine and Spirituous L s quors will not fetch the amount of the Duties of Cust‘ints and Excise payable tlr. reon, they must be sold fur Exportation. At Messrs. Drummond's. Gen. Sir G. Beckwith, __ mimm••• At Mtssre. Hoare, Barnet, and Co. G. C. B. 50 Lord Arden 100 0 T. Brent, Esq. 21 0 John Brown 10 0 Mr. Rt. I.ambert 10 0 Rlglit am. 0: Canning 30 0 Executors of S Pryer 200 0 James Tillard, E•4l. 25 0 At Messrs. Barclay and Co. R. H. Inglis, Esq. 10 0 .% Messrs: Bidduiph and Co. F. Edgcombe S 0 At Mastertnan and Co. Hen. Holland, Esq. 10 10 At Messrs. Prescott, and Co. Ware and Son 25 0 At Meun. Ransom and Co. IL 0. S o T. E. Dicey, Esq. 10 10 Dowager Countess of Clunmel 5 0 At the City of London Tavern. S. Hoare, E-q. 100 0 Mr. M. S. Panther 10 10 At Messrs. Hurries and Co. J• L• 1 Mr. James. Searle 5 0 Mr. John Searle 1 0 hlr. J. Vv 5 Mr. De Hague 10 0 W. Cass, Esq. 25 0 J. Ogden, E. 25 Mr. J. Bridger and his workmen, £lO.l a. Cod. Mr. A. Rose 5 5 C. A. 1 0 4•l===. At Marten, Call, and Co. T. Calverr, Eon; 5 0 G. Mowbray, Esq. 50 0 PREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ES TATES, KENsINGTON, At Messrs. Birch and Chambers. Mrs. Clarke 20 0 EARL'S TERRACE. EDWARD-SQUARE AND !LYTTON. 6 CREEP , EARL: SCOUR (*.LANE. a& • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee.hrtu.e, '(;hange.alley.C.olmlull, !an Tonoi , DAY, the 29th of August; a: Twelve u"Clock, in Lots, THE Valuable FREEHOLD avid — LEASE HOLD ES EAVES, most delightfully situated at . too, opposite (-lofted House comprising two spacious 'Leases hold Dwellipg-bouses, aJapred lor the accomatediutou of the Alert • At Messr3. Marsh and Co. Mrs. I.angtou 20 0 Mr. W. Parkinson 2 0 At Messrs. Hammersley's. His H:gbness the Mahe Mt Berri, with :in in :oration to sub scribe £3O. monthly till the Spring 200 0 Mr. P. Webster 1 0 At Wriskt, ar:by, u - 2 Co. E. S. 1 0 most respectable Fantilies,..with convenient 014 and Gardens. situate No. 5, and 23, Earl's Terrace, of which immediate posses sion may he had ; two Cciach•houses and Stables, with'Standing for three hors4s each; three compact .eaw.hold Dort Uing-housete, wi:h Fore courts and Garden., situate No. 5,6, and 7, on the East side of Edward's-square, ep the occupation of most respect able tenants, Major Field, Mr. Heseltine, and the Rev. Mr. Air labia; and our Carcases, No. 17, IS, 19, and 20,' on tlie.West side of Edward's-square. The whole held for a long term, at hew groun.l.rents. Also five compact Freehold Dwelling-houses, with Mops and Gardemeound, and ten Circases,with Gardens, &c. situate in Sutton-street, Earl's-court-lane, near Kensingti.n Turnpike. - To be viewed by applying to Mr. Alderman, at the Lodge, of whom particulars may be hid ; at Garraway's Coffee-hnose; an; of Mr. Robins, Warvrick.stret.t. GoVen-square. At Meihrs. Snow's. Earl litzw:lliant 100 .0 At Muses. Hoare's. Sir Isaac Heard 5 5 Lot d Dynetor 100 0 At Lloyd's. A Wager 3 3 Joseph Longbottont 10 10 John Wilson .••Y1 0 Mr. For►ter 1 1 Miss Forster 1 1 Miss L. Forster 1 1 John Grenside 10 0 Lady Welch s 3 !AR PER, Temple Chambers. lion. P. Pusey Abel Moysey . 10 10 Mr. James White 10 10 Wm. Prescott, Esq. 10 10 J. Wbi.firld, Esq. 00 0 I W. G. C. READING SAUCE. J. • COCKS, the ifiventt:t and Proprietor of this much e'teeme4 Article, begs must respectfully to caution the Nolnifty,.Gentry, and the Public against the daily frauds Ntid imposition% practised by many Lod°. Oilmen and Fish S.sasee Vendurs, to deceive and depr.ve them of THE GENUINE READING SAUCE. None are genuine but those which have the corksigialed with the impression," J. Cocky, Reading:" and also the following dr. snription of the Saute on an orange-coloured Label. " RZA DI N Sauce, for Fish, enriching Gravies, &e. ; prepared and Sold wholes. sale and retail by I. Cocks, Reading." This Sauce is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, in preferettee to all other Fish Sautes ' and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl,Hashes, Romp Steals, and Cold Meat. A Caution on white paper, on the other side of the bottle, re cords two Verdicts (in less than tvielve months), against two London Oilmen, for selling a spurious Sauce, as and for the ge nuine Reading uce, prepared by I. Cocks ; one FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, with full Costs; The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES, With MI COD.; before the Loan CHILI BARON and SPRCIAL loam, in the Guildhall, London. It is presumed that t Sauce ever met with such general approbation and extensive sale, it is patronised and recommended by most of thellvt Families in the Kingdom. It is retailed in London by ISO of the most respectable Wines and Fish Sauce Venders ; in Bath by SO ; and by' une or More in most Cities and Markrt Towns in the United Ringdont. N.B. I. Cocas begs particularly to caution Families against Messrs. Mackay and Co. Oilmen. Piccadilly; Mr. Purkls, man, No.lo, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Barto Valle's, 21, Hays market; as lie does not supply either of these Houma with his Genuine Reading Sauce. 1 . LOCK AND SURGICAL. DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Pinkie% Su a oaostz—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Landes. GOWBRIIOIIII—EarI of Egrement, Earl of Leitrlit. Hon. Calomel J. Barry, M.P. John Latottche 4 M.P. THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the aboye IN. SI'ITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment ofVENIGUSAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous codsegeences, Wordier to insure the benefl a that have resuhed from it, selected Mr. Kier. nan as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal College) from having directed his chietattenSon to. those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a pan of his *Metal duty to caution the public, by pointing to ens Listi of the Royal College, publi.hed i n unitary, 1816, M the cmipsute guide, and that no menthe of penis, assuming sack titlesoind publicly advertising them, Oldest Wog sanctioned by Usti list, are to be credited...flee an. owl hymns of the Lock Dispeaary will prove that mine of the nesselaagerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and Other supposed see ruble alfecdone of the Generative Organs have been here ra. 4lically and successfully. treated. • ... !' Mr. Kiernan may eonsakelliste musk by both Sexes, at He House, in, Lower Bedturtequare, where let. tars from Town ta d' are to be addressed, and the seas. eery edtlee sad 'ni be d ies; or **mousy part of the United Ihiiinas. i • -. .1 . _ him pubilied. pdee rts. id Midas, Practical Observations as the above Dienes, and nest belted at Np. 17% ideetratteets No, tins . and lie. 114 Crown•ceart, Moo DI in; au• 0, PA GEORGE BOSS. ARMY CONTRACT. Commissary in Claiers Office, Great George-street, London, 25th July, 1816. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply BEEF and PAU ITON to his Ma jesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in tie undermentioned Counties and Islands ; Anglesea, Durham (including Norfolk, Bedford, Holy Island), Northampton, Bats (including the Essex, Northumberland, Town of Hunger. Flint, Nottingham, ford), Glamorgan, Oxford, Berwick, Gloster (including Pembroke, Brecon, the City of Bris- Radnor, Bucks, tol), Rutland, Cambridge (includ- Hants, Salop, kw the Town of Hereford, Somersse, Newmarket), kiertforli, Statioro, Cardigan, Hunts, Suffolk, Carmarthen, Isle of Man, hirrey, Carnarvon, Isle of Wight, Sussex, Chester, Kent, Warwick, Cornwall (including Lancaster, Westmoreland, Scilly), Leicester, Wilts, Cumberland, Lincoln, Worcester, Denbigh, Merioneth, York, Derby, Middlesex, And in the several Devon, Monmouth, Counties in North Dorset, Montgomery, Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for die 25th elsy of September uric; that Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked "'Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday, Ike 27th day of August (but none will be re ceived after 12 o'cluelt on that day), and. if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals mur b. made separately for each County and Wand, except for the Counties compri.ing North and South Wiles, all of which must be included in one Tender; as also must the several Counties in North Britain; and each Pro- posal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Ten. dcr properly filled up, by two Persons of known property en: gaging to become belied with the party tendering itt the amount sated in the printid Particulars, for the due performance of the Contrast ; and no Proposals will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in Words at length; and amid it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract so troops should be stationed or supplied in the County, the ex- Pease of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary In Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office between the hours of eleven and five; and at the Of fice of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, &c. A N ORDER, having been made at the last Gene ral Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Chester, held at Nether Knotsford, in the said County, on the 16th October last, that a New SESSIONS HOUSE, GRAND JURY-ROOM, and other Conveniences, and also a New HOU:,E of CORRECTION fur the reception of 150 Prisoners, with s'llivelling-boute and suitable accommodations for a Keeper, shoal l be immediattly built in a convenient situation near the said Town of Nether Knutsford; and a Committee of Magistrates having been appointed for the purpose of carrying the said Order into effect, ARCHITECTS sr BUILDERS, willing to furnish tlxtis for such Buildings as before mentioned, are requested to tend the Game, wi.li an Estimate of the Expense of completing %nth 13..itimp, sealed up, w the Office of Messrs. LIFICZ and Vol i s's, iu the City of Chester, on or before the 26th day of August nest, in order ti,at the same may remain unopened until the '...9th day of the said month of Augnet, when a Meeting of the said Committee will he held at Nether Ktiutsfurd aforesaid, fur taking such Plasm and Estima•es into consideration. And at an encouragement to any persons who may furnish such Plans and Estimates, the Committee have dlrecttd the following Rewards lo he given, viz. To tL•e pennt► who shall foolish the lit which shall be the most approved of by the Committee, together .with an Esti:stare, the 4um of £5O. For the next 'bast Ran, with an Estimate, the sum of MO. And for the next best Plan, with no Estimate, tbp sam of #llO. CieAet, July 20, 1816. • POK I'SMOUTH AND HAVRE.DIE.GRACE. TWO NEW PACKETS SAILING REGULARLY, v etAi s THE LORD WELLINGTON, DANIEL l i t . s/717.4 ! MADDICK Master, and LADY WELLING TON, JAMBS IJNOLIIS Master, without fril (wind and weather -per. nutting) sail, the one on I ULEDA Y, the other on I , aIDAY in every week, from Portsmouth to Havre, and return on TVEiDAYS and Varian vs.. '1 hese vessels are spacious an well fitted up, . entirely for the accommodation of Passengers and their baggage, with every comfortable convenience, and room for carriages :yid horses; and from the situation of the Port, and the passage being Its by nearly 20 miles than trim Southampton, it is usually effected in from ten to twelve hours sbtxter time, The facility and convenience in travelling from Here to Paris, as well as to all the great towns in the South of France, must be so well known as to require no particular statement. Families accommodated with s one or two Cabins to themselves, on previous notice, on reasonable terms, by Letters addressed to Mr. Thomas Heather, Broad-street, Portsmouth; to Messrs. Saanders and Maddick, the Masters Portsmouth ; and particulars may be known at the offi !v ce of Masters, Heather, Lucas, and Co. No taries Public; at No.Sts, Birchin•lane, t London • or at Mr. Bil- Ivies George Inn; or Mr. Manor's, Bengal l'avern, Ports mouth. (One concern ) DIXON'S ANTIIIII.IOUS IHESE Pills long since obtained a just cclaiiity in the private prac.iee of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary ; and fruit) their great success in many obstinate bilious disorders, on n u merous Patients of distinction, par , i cufirly the Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady SAY and SELE, the Viscoena's. BULKELEY, &c. &c. he was per • suaded to offer them s.. the Public, under sanction of their names. They are found to be an ' incomparable remedy for indiges tion, and restoring the tone of the stomach. They remove ha bitual and temporary costiveness, sick head-achs, and heart-burn. whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to excels, and will be found a most valuable Medicine to be resorted to upon every indisposition, oc casioned by a disordered state of the Stomach and Dowels. Sold by Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cbeapside, Louden; in boxes at us 9d. 6s. and t.2s. and also by Mr. Gardner, George- street, Edinburgh; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, Dame-street, Dublin; and the Medicine Venders in every City and Town in he United Kingdom. JUNIPER ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. qIHIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and plea . sant Remedy in Platulencies, Gouty and ChoSay Pains% lb the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Nausea, at tendant on Pregnancy, Re'union and Lassitude arising from Atmospheric Heat, want of Appetitr, Injuries from Inclement Weather, and in the Spasmolic affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to infants,—adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As; Family Medicihe, ur for the Army or Navy, It will be found a valuable acquisition.—Esveace of Peppermint is so well known as a valuable Family Medicine, that the princi pal object of this adtertisement is to paid purchasers against the numerous Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggists, due. The only caution J. P. Hears can give, Is to see that "J. P. Heath, Nottingham," is engraved oh the Goranment Stamp.— Prigs ils.nd. and is. 14d. Sold by E. Edwards, (Agint to Heath), 66, illt.Paurs Charsb yard ; &arrow, Ostoed•urest ; Tau; Atrial lizelsaags; and atl topectabla Dialers In Mailkkoss. M. P. 50 0 1 0 FOR SCHOOLS. This day was publiobed, price 14. Gil. booed, OVID!' ME rAMORPHOSES SELECTM. With English Notes, and Geographical and Historical Quss- By the Rev. C. BRADLEY, A.M. In this Edition of .elict parts a' the-Metamorphoses, it bas bees thedesign of the FAtor to expunge every obj-ctionable expression, and to add to the test question. for examination, and short Notes in English, illustrative of the. Mythology, History, and Customs of the Ancients. Printed by A. J. Va!py, and sold by Longman and Co. Law and Co.; and all other hookbeliers. Of whom may be had, by ;be sow Author, on a sinular pint, Ft:Tamen P.l4T , Hat.t. :'r. £a.5.1. Pasnat FABULIC. r.d Edit. Pr. Vs bd. Exenctsts in LATIN ransom and VgISIXICATION Or, All Introduction to Scanning and Wilting La:in Ver►e. A new and enlarged edition. Pr. ta. 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OL A small gain et Labials Is jostriplilmli:pdat I&l4.ltds. Umbel NNW for biped LrisS 11% Swami - • 410,000 FOR THE FIRST PRIES! MID EQUAL DRAWINGS EACH DAY! THE above excellent features in the Scheme of the wisest Lottery hive slues imPrersil sho zrobltios, and sale created a ospreeedentell at this period; it Continue in the lame proportion, Tickets mist be scares, amiequently the price will be enhanced. Under this irupreses, T. BISH, Of the eld.esseloished Me* 4, Coa 'semi, and O, Cnaatisu- Caoso. iteammeadi an early pareha,e; and it is evidently ad visabk to those who Intend to adventure, to do it previous to the Drawing commencing, as the very First Prize, drawn First Day, must be mere than sit4o,ooo, and it may be £140,0c0. THE DRAWING BEGIN; 17TH OF NEXT MON ru. •,,* The astonishing tycceis which invariably attends DISH': Offices, Is so universally known ;hat it would 1 . , e unnecessary to state it, even if the limits of an Advertisement would admit of it, mike it to say, he sold in the last loyery (just fi nished) • .. One Faze of nO,OOO Pounds, Asid 56 other Capitals, and in the hut twelve Months, Two Prises of 54,0'..0 Pounds, One of 40,000 Found., Four of 30,000 Pounds, Besides numerous Prises of Atito,wo, Etc. Ac. as may be seen by cite kl.'wntawrieich are to be had grans et his (Au% %Car:shill, Ind 5, Vaoring•Cross, where Tickets and Shares are ow selling. 41