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Fur further particulars, apply to Mr. Price, Apothecary, at the ,i-lofpital. STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for 1807, tin a VIEW PLAN. begins Drawing loth Odbober, and fulifhos tsth November. 180 7. a Prize of £ sopos is £ 40. 000 S so 000 40,000 s 10,000 20,000 5 --• itonoo SM O 3 111•1= 3 0 0 2,300 20 ••••• 100 ... 2,000 50 ••• 30 1.300 1,000 25 23,000 IPrizes of Tickets in the Supplementary 6, ." ~ each Lottery, valued, it ..--. fold. at 7,08; benefit Tickets. 20,000 Tickets. Tickets. I 20,CC0 £257,000 And, as an undoubted trftimony of the valne of a Supplemen tary Ticket, I will pay on demand, at the rate of a 201. Prize for every Ticket or Share drawn a Supplementary Prise, if fold at either of my Offices, and offered for (ale again en or before the 16th of November, 1807. being three days before the Sup )lementary Lottery begins Drawing ; or the holders of fuchTickets or Shares after that time will be entitled to the Chance of every Prize in the Supplementary I.mery, which is to mail} of the liooo Numbers above alluded to, and will he determined by the knowing Scheme, to begin Drawing the 19th November, and end the actb. SUPPLEMENTARY 10 li - TERY SCHEME. Prizc of L:0,003 10 ~Co 1000 500 100 5* 7,2,000 10,000 5 Pee 2,500 2,000 I pm 22,500 20 ..... 20 ...- MOO .... 6.0c0 Tickets. L63,c00 N. El. Pleafe to ()Verve the Flrft-drawn Tialtet on the Filth shy of the Firft Lottery will be entitled to ♦o.ocol. leaving all the other Capital Prizes both in the Principal and Supplementary Lot teries S and SHARES are now felling by SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. Attheir Lucky Lottery Offices, No. t t, HOLBORN, 37, CORN HILL, and 38, HAYMARKET. Not two Blanks to a Prize, and the Prizes paid on dernind. as7,OOOL DIVIDED IN PRIZFS, WITH A PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS. STATE LOTtERY ON THE NEW PLAN, BEGINS DRAWING OCTOBER so, 01°7. S. WIWI. i Prize of £ 4 0.000 i s s 20,000 - 4 OM 10,000 - ; .... .- 1,000 -. SCO .... SO .- 120 SO .- SO liMmlr 1,000 .. 25 [ Prizes of Ticker in Coco the Supplementary zoeach --• ..—..-- Lottery, worth so,ooo Tickets. L 4opoo 4opc o sopoo 5,700 1,500 s,cco 2,300 15,0:0 I 20.000 157,000 ON[ FIXED CAPITAL. In order that the Public may At fully fati-fied of the value of a Supplementary 'I icket, J. %VAR NF.R. No. t 6, Cornhill, eligattes to pay on &mild, Twenty Founds fur every Supplensrnt try Ticket brought to his Office, and fur every Share fold at his Office, or by his Agents, on or before the 16th of NovembEr, 1807. Ihe Holders of cads Ticket or Share, hearing the (ante Number, not deceiving Money, will be entitled to their Chance in the Supple .mentary, Lottery, which begins Drawing the twig November, and contains the following Friar'— s Prize of 4 mono csce o 10:00 5° 15 'Co .50 is Lso,ooo o 5 .000 2,500 2,000 1,000 23 500 20 10 1,500 1m.... tds2 Prizes 6 3 ,c0 Tickets and Shares are nn Sale at J.W'AhNFlt's Licenfed Lot tery Office, No. 16. CUK %lin L. lacing the Royal Exchange. NOT 'MO BLANKo TO A Pk IZE And nn Prize or I. 1. Value than a-1 Orders from the Country, coutaitiing O-nk Notes, or fort dated Bills, will be treated the fame 211 It pr fent. N.B. A liberal allowance to Country Agents, for ready Money. PRESEN PRICE. Ticket Half . Quartet . - - £2O 19 o 4toto o I Eighth - 4s t 5 o 5 8 ol Sixteenth s 8 0 MONDAY'. CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS, &e. To Farme s, Grazier., Meerut:al, and all ether. conneettel with Coro and Cattle Markets. and particularly with thofe of the itietropol's, and the furr o undi ng (7nuidies : A MONDAY'S EIJITION of that nieftil and efla• billed Weekly Paper the FARMER'. JOURNAL, - and hisaufaeturer's and Tradefniar.'s gin er will commence on ?deadly the sth of Odt o b tr , 1 8 97 , ( pr i ce Sevetipetice.halfpenr y). The Saturday's Edition will alto to continued on the fame Plan at sedan The Proprietors have determined on the Monday'. Edition at tic earneft folidtation of many refyienahle Farmers, and other Siricultural Charadter.. who have eepreffed their Convidlion, *at a Paper, combining fo many importers (Neal to the Far net,Grazier, Millman, &c. without the lean Abridgement of the aisal Defeription of the News and trifeellancous liitormation of the Vfeek,as may be Peen by at Examination of its Culunins, mutt eitturatal a decidedly retentive Patronage among that refpk.4table lud numerous Clefs of the Community. This Edition will be printed in the fame fuperior flyle as that of Saturday, and will always contain the ((treat Prices at the Corn taarket, Mark.lane, of the fame day. up to Three o'clock; as alto, de Prices at Smithfield and the other I.ondoil Markets; the Ga• meth', the Country Markets. for the week pree-ding, received by Moinity'sfoß, &c &c. halides the whole of the Contents of the Saturday's Edition, with fuch incidents as may have occurred in the intermediate time, hicluding the entire news of hlonday: both kahtlaur will be continued on tm it refpeetive .lays The Commencement of the Farmer's Journal took place in April hit, and has received the appmbrion at the molt MP inguilbcd ea gricult.ualts, Merchants and, lalainitaUti7ers, in the Kiogdom. for its gehcral Utility. valuable Cmtente, and fuperior Execution. sad,°*dees (Poll pall) fent to M. flrs, Evans :And Ruffy, No. 29. ge.tovt, Watmlotreet ; or to the Office of the ,Paper, with "remelt for Payment in Londe., ; to the Clerks. the hteada,the Nit aulters, the Bookfellers, or rezidar Newfluta, in tows and t"ntrY, will be punctually attcod.,l to. @ odi Al lyertiremen7%l a:1 giri' g . ordemithi reepeetted that Paltnitatly fpetifitd for wawa Edition 'of the Farmer's jounial. OFFICE GF ORD2VANCS, Srptarh•r 3, 1807. THE PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS of. Hi: Alojdly's °RAMA NC Ede bere4y give Meier, Tkat Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or. befote Tudday the tsth infant, from fuch Perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of FORAGE For the ORDNANCE HORSES, Rationed at the following DiftriEta, via. NORTH BRITAIN. NORTHERN. YORKSHIRE. EASTERN, exclufive of Warley. SO uTHERN, exclufive of Chatham. SOUTH WEST, including Portftwouth, Ifle of Wight, & Chrif• WES TERN. [church. WOOLWICH, with its dependencies, Walley and Chatham; For a period of fix months, from the tit of (Risher nest. The Forage to be furniflnd iu rations, confifting of zolb. of Oats, at 401hs. per Botha ialb. of Upland Meadriw Hay ; and 81b. of Wheat or Rye Straw. And to he delivered at the refpedive Rations, at the expellee of the Contrader, who is alfo to tonal loch Hodes with Oats, at 81b. per ration, as stay be billeted within the Diftrid for which he contracts. The Propwfals may he• delivered feparatcly, or jointly, for each itation ; and it is espeded that the Contras or !hall receive the Ruble Dung that may from time to time accumulate, matins an allowance for thc fame. Further particula•s may be known, upon application to the Offierr4 commanding the Royal Artillery, in each bittridt, and alto at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforefeicl, any day be tween the hours of tea and four o'clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered, Leafed up and endorfed," Propofal. for the Supply of Forge;' but no Propofal can be admitted, alter the Laid tith Rant at twelve o'clock at noon of the tante day, nor will any Tender bc noticed, unlcfs the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, (hall attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. TAVERN and ASiEMBLY ROOM, SCARBOROUGH. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, ALL that excellent MESSUAGE or DWEL I.ING HOUSE fnuate in Longmont Rivet at Scarborough, in the County of York for many years ufrd as a Tavern and Al funably Room, with the feveral Offices, Out.buildings, Garden, and Appurtenances thn rem belonging and aaljnialiag, and now in the' p,dreflim of Edward Donner. tin owner. Puffellion of the Premika can be given at Martinnits.l9o7, and the Purc haler may he accommodated with the pi ocipal part of the Furniture at a lair • dilation. Further particulars may he had, by applying (by letter poll paid) to M. firs. Travis and Woodall, Solicitors. Scarborough ; or to Mr. Boushcld, Solicitor, Iluu vs ric arect, Flret-lt reef , Loudon. VALE OF LLANOOI.I.F.N, DENBIGHSIRE. On Thurflay the ell day of Dauber, 1837. at the Hand Inn, in 1 langnnen, in the County of Denbigh, in the following L ots . and lubjeet to fuch Condition; as fhall he then produced (made previoufly difporcd of by Private (;ontrad, of which due notice will he given) I'HE foll9wing VALUABLE ESTATES, VIZ Qumitities. Lots Tenant; Names Tenements A a P. t Ellis Edward; Pergwern Hall and Dentefue 167 2 23 2 J. Edwards, E. Evans, and E.Edwaal• Pengsvern Farm 13 i a 3 3 John Edwards Part of Ty ilia 2 I 23 4 Ditto Ditto 4 0 0 Ditto Di•to 4 3 8 6 Ditto . Erw Brady and Cottage t o 10 7 John Jones and John Pengwern Mill and put of Tiry Edward.; Fain t a 6 8 John Edwards Er w Pengcrrig 2 t 3 1 9 Ditto • Y Dolydd 4 3 10 10 Ellis Edwards Meffuage and Farm 33 r 3 t i Widow Parry Ditto 31 0 57 t 2 J Edwards, carpenter Ditto 11 1 19 13 Thomas Evans Ditto 38 3 11 ta Jonathan Hughes Ditto 30 0 2 f; Edward Evans Ditto 6 a s 16 Edward Evans Maca y Croes 2 0 o 17 Ellis Edwards Cae Hello and Rhos Pengwern 117 2 4 18 Edward Evans Erw Cathod 3 2 20 19 Ellis Edwards Caeaw Fen y Coed 4 1 15 The above Farm; are fituated in the towniliip of Pengwern, fu the beautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of Llargollrn, the fee nery of which has been the admiration of all travellers. 'll.e woods and coppices are well grown, and the timber of large di men6ons, which are to be takro by the purchafors at a fair talus. that North Wales cannot produce a more eligible or data-able fituation for the rehdrnee of a genteel family than this cßate. The Breams running through the hit ate are numer.,us, and ren der the great& part capable of involvement by irrigation. The Sheep walks are very extenlive, compelling above 700 acres, and their boundatie' are well ..feertained. The town of Llangollen ailjoius the hllate, which eomprifes the whole of the towsithip of Pengwern, with the exception of a cottage or two, and i.ita a ring fence. The diltance from the market town of Wrexham Is is miles, from Ofweflry 11 miles, and from Rothin 13 mile. The t.riants have dire eti bbbb %to 'hew the eft:nes Printed par ticular, may be bad of Mr. Wynne, Solicitor, Mold; !Attica. Plulprf and Stone, Hare-Court, Temple. London ; at the Hotel and Feathers tin, Chtller ; the Hand Ina, Ilatigoll-n ; at the Eagles' hm: itrWrexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverpool ; and at all the principal Inns in the neighbourhood. N. 11 Further information may he obtained at - Mr. Wynne's Dike, in Mold. where a plan of the Eltato may he ken. juft completed. This day was publiihed in two editions, one in fuperb medium 4to, price Seven Guineas and a Half in hoards, and another in demy Bvo, price Two Guineas and a Half in boards, the whole illuf _ trated with numerous Views, Maps, and Plans. THE LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, Commander.in-ehief of the American Forces, during the war which eftablithed the independence of his country ; and FUR Prtililetit of the United States of America. Compiled under the infpedion of his nephew and heir, the Hon. Batted Wafttington, from original papers, bequeathed to him by his der:cake! relative. By JOHN MARSHALL, Chief Jullice of the United States, Ste &e. The Public will leatn with intereft, that the literary monument which has loug been proJtccted, to the memory of the moll illuftri ous Chandler of modern times. is at length compkted. 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This day was publifhed, in ope large and elegant quartoVolumt, illuftrated with 6o Engravings, by the brit Artilts, plain and coloured, price Three Guineas in boards, M ODERN LONDON : confuting of a Btief HiC tory of the Metropolis of the Britifh Empire, and of a full and Circuniltantial Defeription of its PRESENT STATE ; illu ftrated by beautiful eharaeteriftic Engravings, reprefenting all the places of great public react, and the principal buildings. This work Is the only crafting Publication of fufficient confe quence and vutbority, to illuftrate to Foreigners and Strangers the Wealth, Splendour, Population, and Magnitude, of the largeft City in the World. It was publiflied esprefsly with that deign, and it is calculated to convey to the remoteft Nations the cleareft Ideas relative to London, and to preferve the recollection of its moft intetalling features to thole perfuns who arc or have been familiar with them. Printed for RICHARD PHILLtrs. No. 6, Bridge-itreet. Black friars, 2nd to be had of all Bookfellers and drakrs in Bucks. Of whom may he had, By t4c fame Editor, price sa, bound in red, the PICTURE or LONDON, for 1837. An IMPORTAN r ADDMON to the STOCK of BOOKS of EDUCATION. This day was publifhed, a new or third Edition, price 3s. bound, with the full allowance to Schools. CHE CLASS BOOK; or Three Hundred and Sixty five Reading Leffons for Schools of either Sea—com binirg, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater number of Reading Exercifc4, from the heft Authors, than are to be found in any other work of the fame defcription—every leffon having a clearly &fiord uhjedt. and teaching fome principle of fcience ur muraSty, or fame important truth. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR . . . . The Author has been annulated to compile there Fxereifei In reading, lay the oleic-ration that, although there at prefeit exit fe %feral excellent books for tearhing• Reading and Elocution, the object of diem does not extend beyond the mere combination of worde—and they vadat almolt entirely of paffeges, feleded with reference to beauty of cornpofition only. In the prefent work le gancc lias been united with utility—found and fettle have been Ito• dioufly con►inued—and eloquence has always been adapted to the purpofes of ioftrut Lion. bh fhort, every one of the Elf ms in this Clefs Hook, is calculated to make the young Reader both wirer and better. .1 he Author's awn experimee as a teacher, invited to him the divifinn of his book into ;65 lelfons, or one for every day in the year—in each of which, the fubjea matter is generally finished within •he fuitahle length of a tenet. This divifion, it is obvious, will be attended with an equal degree of convenience to the Tutor and Pupil in the aetualbufinds of a public feminary. Printed for RICKARD PutLeirs. No 6, Bridge area, Black. friars; and to be had of all Houkfellers in the United Kingdom. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was publithed, a Second Edit:on, improved enlirgert price 7...64.1 in hoards, illultratsil by NilleteClA large Eng-avio,;:. AN ACCOUNT of the MODES of D !trl ENING LAND. according to the Syltem praaifed by M r.. 10 S ELKINGTON, (for the L)ifcovery of which, a rrwar.l of One Thoufand Pounds was bellowed by Parliansihn.) drawn up tor publication by Authority of the Word of Agriculture. By JOHN JOHNTrOdE. Printed for Racal/till) Po curs, Bridge ttro. t, Blacl:frr.ara; f.dd by Paulder and Son, Ncw Bond (tree ; J Harding, tit. J macs's. ftrect; J Aflame Cornhal J. Archer, Du! , lita ; Coititable and Co. Edinburgh; and all othe • Bookf.ilera. of whom ma y he had. _ _ _ _ . . _ . 2. The Report of the Connive, of the Board of Agriculture, on the Culture and Ufe of Potatoes, price 63 3 Account of Experiments made by the Board of Agriculture, on the Competition of various Sorts of bread, price 6d. 4. Report on the Size of Farms, and upon rile Perions who cultivate them in the various Counties of beglald and Wales, 1•y Dr Rebertfoo, price 4c. S. Letter groin the Earl of WinchelLa, on the Advantage of Cottager renting Land, is 6J. N. B A kw Copies remain of the firit Rep-rts of certain Counties, printed in the nun ncr of proof theet a , in quarto; and they may be ked, feparately, fro•n as. to ys. each, according to their fine. A CHALLENGE MESSRS. CUR It IL and CO. Surge-ns,challenge the whole world to prove a fin& init., .ce where their Nie dicine and method of cure have failed of the drfired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profeffios bas not given rife to one unfuccefttiul cafe. They continue to Aired their fluidics to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftem, which is the cotifequence of the penticious waftefu I died' of a ha• hit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youth's of botn fetes, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftrefliog Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im potence. There are its remote and ultimate (frees; while eon fumptions, lots of murcular power.and various nervous complaints dually charaeterife the earlier ltages of this fulitary vice. Of per lons languid:ruing under the diforderni,eciticot to fuel" a life their treatment i. fimple,and has never proved uncuccefsful in the couric of a long, laborious, and much extended prauflice. In the mutt obftinate and complicated eaft s of Venereal In fcciinti . fuch as oh. ftruetione in the Urethra, Spongy Exclefeencee, Hard furnourv, Callous Ulcers, Etuptions. Seminal Weakneftt. Ole. ts, Ste. &c which have hitherto baffled the fkill or the general praelitioner. Medic. Currie and Co are now enabled rad.cally to c:urc by a new. fafe, and expeditious mode of practice, furnior to any other yet adopted. 1 hey may be confulted by either Sex with the greateft delicacy, fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. to 7, Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country are retitle dto Rate ilk particulars of their cafe, their age, and general mod.- oft ivin o. Letters, pelt paid, enclufing a bank note. will be duly anfwereer- and the nrat fa ry advice andmedkines given or fent to at.y put 01 the kingdOol. uu HEN Proteflional Men of Education and ke v v fpon6DiHtr deviate from the general Syllem by the feledion of a particular branch the feedlot' of long continued fucceires is the brit critrrion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the each/live treat. went of Three !Warden, and the furcektul refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able, the ravages, of afire Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogue of Haman Inermities. After Initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of praetice to refcua individuals irons the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally danger .us I precipitancy of general Praetitiaraers. '1 he Three Difordets, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, compnife every fpecies of VENr It c.A I, I NFEC7'IO N , whether of a recent or long duration sdly, aU kinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of reboot boys or the indulgences of mature age ; and,laltly, that derangement of the fyft wn i n wa , men which i. called BARRENNESSor S CERII.rf Y. INumerous Dikafes art the refult of ignorance, or hate in the ,treatment of a Gin* Gonorrhea ; and it nut units-gut-oily hap pens that the (reds of Life are pnifoned by the indifcretion of ao i unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuch Complaints arc eaGly areal; and, even where others have failed, I truft that I may pre. fume to offer a radical re-eftablithment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this dif. order, compared with the calamitous fituations of men, who sewn an indulgence in a (olitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fallsigeble life acquire that ftate of debility, which is the una voidable confequeuce of fuch peruiciuus habits. Where the unhappy fulcra broods over his mifery, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fomr confylation for him to know, that although it be an objed of doubt cr uncertainty with ether pradtitimen, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovation. is the acquirement of my experi ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly Agate, much anxiety will be prevented by 4.1 Lastly counterialou of this languid Rate; and in du 'e cafes no great difficulty will occur. The ((creep , which is In effrinial to my undertgking, and the qualifications which I have prcfumed to state, forni the balls of my pretenfions, and In coincidence with fuch this intimation is given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by Letters (ioclocing a Gnall Note), at hi, houfc, Na. 19, Atuodcl-ftreet, Strand. near Temple-Bar. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long ben) dlfappointed n their expectations of a family, may be affured, that an mod aim fiances, fuch defeets are curable by Medical There Is an additional Entrance us Water ftreet adjoining, and the name is on both the d.sors MAW EIN UREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon. A CAUTION ...SOITIe PCTIOIIS, who falfely afftrt thenfteivea to he MrMOlas OI THZ ROYAL COL L ECM, baViTIS for fcvend months paft copied my Advenifementa alsnoil word for word, and inferted them as their own produffihins, it is my duty to mention, that thole Perfons are ast Members of any College in London. figs. burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they asey right to praftice Surgery in London N.U.A Lift of the Me.r3 era la pu li.ltel at the Houle of chg. College io Litman's inn•del.l4, wild ut4y be referred to.