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p • • ' • ; " 1 -*•-• • *Sr, ~•, ok, • . . . it! 4111 r • .:~. K:. I. . lit! ABER 5610] THEATRE OF ANATOMY, BLENHEIM STREET, GREAT M ARLBOROU GM-STREET. fHE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES 1- on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will commence on Thntiday, the lit of Odobet, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, by Mr. BROOKES, Surgeons in the Army and Navy may be atlifted in renewing Anatontleal knowledge, and every poiE:de attendee will be issid to their aceommlCatien as well as itiltruCtion. Anatomical Converzationes will be held weekly, when the dif v- vem ft bjedis treated of will be dircuited familiarly, and the Ste -•,' vie ds forwarded —.lO there none but Pupils can be ad • ,-.:paciou • apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and complete, with ••• 'cry convenience, are open in the morning, for the purpofea of flifreaing and Inie.fting, where Mr. Brookes attends to dired the crudents, and denumittate the various parts as they appear on DireEtion. Pupik may he accommodated in the Houfe--Gentlemen bibbed in Pratice, dehrous of renewing their Anatomical Know ledge, may be accommodated with an Apartment to DiSea in psi vately. The Summer Conde is continued every Morning at Seven NOTICE is hereby given s that there is a Vacancy in the Samerfet 1 - :orpital. at Fro:field, in Wilts, for a Cler. gyman's Widow of London or Weitminfter. Suck paten pro• perly recommended, may apply by letters (poll paid) to Mr. Ward, I.4srlborow.. - ,h. it be u clefs and giving unneceifary tumble for any but r Clergyman's Widow of the Church of England, re. fident in, or belonging to the Cities of London or We!builder, to apply NEW LOTTERY. No. 4 CORNHILL, and No 9 CHARING CROSS. _ __ THE preterit Lottery being on a novel Plan not generally unilcritood, it is necefrxry to explain that the firlt, or principal Lottery. will contain 20 ow Tickets, which will be put into a Wheel am dual; las of them will be drawn Prize., en titled to 137,erc1. i i Mosey (as per Scheme); 6. coo of the Tickets will be drawn Supplementary Chances, not entitled to any Money the firft, or principal Lottery. but each to a 'ticket in the Sup plementary Lottery; and the remaining 12,9 Ls will be drawn shanks. The Numbers of the 6,cro Tickets or Chances before men tioned (not entitled to Money in the firit or principal I.ortery) will be put into a feparate Wheel after the finifh of the drawing of Lottery,and their fate will be determined by the Supple mentiry Scheme, in which 155 z will be drawn Prizes worth 01,0eol. (as per Scheme) and the remaining 4.448 will be drawn }Ranks. Government will pay zo3,acol as ufual, for the Prizes opf both Lotteries, and NO :kt 0 R Schemes, with particular s, to be had, gratis, at the above Offices, where Tickets and Shares art felling, and where the following CAPITAL PRIZFS wcr2 flared and fold in the Lottery Jul! tnilhed. No. CO7, a Prize of £3o,oocs , 14,167, 3 .4 1 sPoo 3,411, - tpoo y 7,sca, ------ sco Making Thirty two Captal Prizes fold at the above Offices within die year, by T. 111 SH. PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE l, And no Prize of lets Value than 2:1. NEW STATE LOTTERY, (nr Twenty Thou. rand Ticker 4. on an IMPROVED PLAN. BEGINS DRAWING OCTOBER zo, 'Soy. S.:MIME. a Prize of £ "ono is £ 40+000 2 20,000 ...e. 40,000 .1 10,000 20,000 5 1,000 MX* 5 scar 2,5c0 20 100 1,000 5 0 50 •-• 2,500 1P:0 25 .-- 25,0:0 Fritts of 77,1e:s in 6,000 f the Supplementary 2o each 120,000 ......---•••• Lottery, worth 60,c:c0 Tickets. 2571000 OHL VIM, CAPITAL. • On demand, TWENTY POUNDS will be paid for every SUPPLEMENTARY TICKET brought to this Office, and in proportion for every Slum fold at this Ottce, on or before the 16th of November. Iso7. The Holders of every fuels Ticket or Share, not receiving Money, will be entitled to their Chance in Ike Supplementary Lottery % which begins Drawing the 19th No- November, and contains the following Prim— a Prize of £ 10,000 is £2O 20,000 I 10,000 10,0:0 S 1,000 ‘..- 5,000 3' 50 0 . 2,5:0 20 •-• 130 2,000 20 50 1,003 1500 15 22 500 t 452 Prizes £ 63,c0a Tickets and Sharer are nn auk at I.WARNER's I.icenfed Lot tery Office, No. s 6, Cout us Li., facing the Royal Exchange. Every purchafer of a "ticket nr Stuart in the above Lotte'ry, of sox° Tickets, will to untitled to ruck benefit as mall belong to Ibe faid Ticket or Share in the Principal and Supplesnertary Loc alise. STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for i 807; ..ii a NEW PLAN. ken, Drawing anth 06b+ber, and finifbes 14th November, t 807., a Prize of £ 40,000 14 £ 40 $ COO 20 OCO 40,000 10,000 20,^e° 1,..:00 •••-• 5,C00 SJO ' 2,3 CO 103 LOCO SO 2.300 - I,coo 23 prizes of Tickets in fx ,, o the Su PP iemeacar Y so each I,o!!ery, valued, i f -- fr ••• • 15.000 I ZO.'"CO •--tfold, at 74 5 fitticht Tietets. '‘ 2 37P= o 4 400 Tickets. Ard ill order to prom the vine of a Supplementary Ticket. t .1141 PlY no dematd, at the me of a act Prize for every ileket or CVar. t!t -n s Supplementary Prise, if fold at either of my Offi-es eihro enr LI: at shy time within three days before the Sip- Oltarf ry begins Drawing ;or the holilen fuchTickets ra %ter th)t urne will b: entitled to the Chance or every *ise *the. Supplementary Lottery, which is to cwdGtd of the 4442 iiiinbert above ;Boded to, and will be determined by the melriPg Scheme, to b.& Drawing the tpth November, and end AUPPLEMEN TARY LOTTERY SCIIEME. 1 10,000 - 10,000 S WOO 1,000 - 5,0.0 S - 300 .. 2 , 500 . 20 dim 100 —,- 2,000 20 ' SO -- 1,000 1,503 .... IS 12,5 , 10 "---... 6.04 £63.000 Pleafe to oliferve th. Firil-drawn Tlsket on the Fifth vof of the Firß Lottery will be entkied to gop•ol. leaving all the Cher Capital Prizcs both iu the Principal and Suppleme n tary "t -*ries Boating. TICKETS and SHARES are now felling by Sik JAMES BkANSCOMII Atheir and Co. HI L. and 38, Lucky Lottery Offices, No. HAYMARKET. s ',HOLBORN, 37, CORN. Not two Blanks to a Prise, and the Prism paid nu demand. WE NtSDAY. SEPIi OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Septaisiers, 1807. THE PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS of Nit MajOy's ORD:VANCE& bred, give Meier, That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Tucfday the 13th ioitant, from fuch Pcrfon as may be willing to undertake the fupply of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE HORSES, ttatiooed at the following flifirldts, viz. NORTH BRITAIN. NORTHERN. YORKSHIRE. EASTERN, culufive of Warley. SOUTHERN. eachillve of Chatham. SOUTH WEST. including Portfmouth, Ifle of Wight, and Chrlftchorch. WESTERN. WOOLWICH, with its dependencies, Watley and Chatham; For a period of fir months, from the tit of Ofteber mat. The Forage to be &milked in rations, conafting of iolb. of Oats, at enl st. per aufheL :alb. of Upland Meadow Hay ; and 81b. of Wheat or Rye Straw. And to be delivered at the refpretive Ration, at the expense of the Ccestradter, who is alto to furniih fuels Morro with Oats, at 81b. per ration, as stay be Mated within the Dißri,ft for which he contracts. The Prop•fals may be delivered feparately, or jointly, for each Ration ; and it is expeded that the Contradlor Rasa receive the Roble Dung that may from time to time accumulate, making an allowance for the fame. Further particulars may be known, upon application to the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery, in each Diftriel, and alfo at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day be tween the hours of tea and four o'clock, where the Proporals are to be delivered, foaled up and endorfed," Propofals for the Supply of Forage ;" but no Propefal can be admitted, after the raid tsrli inftant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, nor will any Ttneler be noticed, unlefa the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, fhall attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. TO MELTERS. TALLOW-CHANDLERS, OIL MEN, &c Etc TO be DISPOSED OF, a SHOP, long efiablifhed -IL in the above Mods, which hat been, and is carried on to a confiderable extent. and may he much increafal.—A Leafe will be granted for 2 t Years, from Michaelmas next. 1 he Prcmifes are roomy, and well laid out for bufinefs, and the Fixtures and Utenllls very good, which, with the Stock. mutt taktn by the Purchafcr, but who may be accom.uoJated at his own option refpedling the latter. Further particulars way be ki.own. on application to Mr. Pitt man, 193, Bi:!”.; , fgate ftreet Without; or to Mr. jackfuro, 21, I't.tteuham•court Road. STAFFORDSHIRE—HOUSE, MANOR, &c. TO BE LET. and entered upon irnmediatrly. AN elegant and cntnpatt itESIDENE, for a AN genteel family, confiding of a capital Manton Huufe ; con taining drawing and dining rooms, 20 feet by 14 feet 9 inches each; ftudg. as by ; four bed chambers, with good deviling rooms to each ; fervard.' bell, Butler's pantry, houfekteper's room, excellent kitchui and back kitchen, mangle room, laundry, fix garrets; four cellars, with throe two•doll Rabies; two coach houfes, harnefs-room, granary, cowboufe, and other converiences, together with a fruitful kitaien garden ; alto about 15 acre; of pafture land, molt romantically fituated at Batsford, within three miles of the market town of Leek ; and alto. together with the manor of Dartford, and right of filhery in the River Churnett. Bafsford is well fituated for a Ocr.tkman defirous of field [ports. For viewing the Eftates, and for further particulars apply at the Office of Marrs Crufo, Jones, and Potter, Solicitors in Leek, afore aid, by whom all letters (po(t paid) will be duly ai.fwered. TO BE LET, Furnifhed or Unfurnifited, for Four or SeTen Years, _ To enter on at Michaelmas or Chriftmas next. fituaZe within a mile and a half of Ripon (the Market Town) in Yorkihire, I`HO RPE LODGE, a neat and convenient: Man- Pion Honk, confiftine of a bandrome Ye ft ibulc and Stair eak, Dining Room at fect by tB, with Drawing Room 17 feet by 17, Library, Honfekeeper's and Store Room, Laundry and Ser vants' Hall; and good Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Brew Houfe, four belt Bed Rooms, pleafant Bfns -window Drefling Room. Nurfery, and three Servants' Apartin• nts, with neceffary attached and detached Offices, Stables for fix Horks, Cow Houk and Barn. a ipacious Paved Yard, with a Pump of good Water in it ; Garden walled round, and Orchard adjoining. A Hind's Houfe, and t 36 Acres, be the fame more or Itfs, of very good Orals Land. Enquire (if by letter, pall paid) of R. Pickering, Efq at the Hattie. To he Sold, an Organized PIANO FORTE, an excel:cm in ftrument, and a Four Barrelled HAND ORGAN. The Farming Stock an,dfotrie Furniture will be fold at the Hii n Houfe, on Thurfday, the sit day of October. Al(u, to bc Sold, &nate at lireekenbrough. near ThlrGc. in the fame Conn: 7, a FARM of Arable, Meadow, •and Patturc Land, eontainirgz zo6A. aR. 34P. be the fame more or lefs. with a new erected !inure not quite finifhed, but which at a further azederate erpenee, may he made fuitable for a genteel family. The 1 and is capable of great improvement, lays e 1 together, is Freehold, and par, 81 mai. in lieu of "Pythea. I..t.quire as ahoy*, 'oho order the Prernifes to he (hewn. .•,,' The n►yur pint ti!' the pur•chafc money may rtni tin on re. eurity of the Pa mires if agreeable. (Obe prop .rty.) SURREY. KNIGHT'S HILL MANSION HOUSE and LAND, the Property of the late LORD THURLO se. By PETER COXE, At Garrawars Coffee Houfe, on Friday the t trh diy of RePtem. her, 1807, at Twelve o'clock, unkis prewiouny difpaft.tl of by private contra ft, of which due notice will he grettn in this Paper, 1 'HIS truly clearable and valuable Fteeltrld and Copyhold thaw, Land, and fploadid hlanfinn. with fuitable attached and detaA bed Offices, Farm-yard. and Out-Buildings, repkte with every convenience, and about One Hundred and Ten I Acres of excellent prndudtive Meadow and Failure Land, form ! ; ing altngether a molt important Domain, fit for the ref denee of a Family of the fiat diflinclion. The Manhon contains a emble fuite of Apart mcnts on the prin ' r. pal Storey, handfomcly embellifhed, fpacions and Lonvenient; with mahogany doors, plate gles to the failure, widgows to the Boor in part, oak floors; tell - elated marble paved Hall, and gen tleman's apartments ; two flone Ilaireafes ; ten family bed cham bers, four dreffing.rooms, water clofeta to each floor. feven events in the attics ; finen prefTes, and other conveniences. The Domenic Offices are fuitable, and of every defeription, handing fur four Carriages, Stabling for 18 :lodes, Farm Yard with adapted Buildings flickered and commodious, walled kitchen Garden, large and well flocked with choice flandard efpalier and I wall Fruit Trees in high perfeellon, and Gardener's lioufe ad jbining. The firititinn of tnight's Hill is retired, amitlll the me in ' tcrefting rural Scenery, .-mmanding csrenlive, richly wooded, and cliverfified Profpetts; diftant five Mile, only from London, two from Camberwell, and one Mile each from Streatham and Dulwich. Hans of the Elate may be fan, and Particulars had, by apply ing at the Office of Mal.. Forger, Crooke and Frere, No 6. Lin coin's Inn ; at Mr. Townley's, Land Surveyor, Walsworth; at Mr. Cexo's, No. 33, Throgmorron-flreet;• and at Mr. James's Office, Newßaiwell-Court, Lincoln's Inn. Partkolart may alfo be %ad at Lloyd's, Caraway's, and the Jernfalem Coffee-Hotifes. To view ass ERatc, apply to the Bailiff at the Manilas Houfil. Elt. 9, 1807 GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Aagaft ss, IEO7. THERE will be daily attendance in the Foreign Derartment et this ONce, on and. front Tharfday that 17th itiftant, from the boar of eleven in the forenoon, to the hour of ,brec in the afternoon, to put in execution an Atlvaffed in the loft SrMon of Parliament, intituled " An AEI to enable his Ma jefty's Pollmaftcr General to open and return Letters direeted to liamhurgh, and other places abroad, tidal have been, or (hall have been returned or not fen:." An Abftrad of the Aft, and Forms of the 0.-. tbs reqcired to be taken, may be bad at tbis Office. By • Commix! of His Majettea Pollmafter general, F. FREELING, Secretary. ON SAI.P, '`FINES and SPI it ITS, at the Comtriffinn Ware !mtge. No. 36, Cockfpnr-ftzr.et, Charing Crofs, at the fallowing Prices: Per Dozen. Fine Old Port 4r 4 I Ditto I.Hbon Ditto Sherry Ditto Madeira A large flock of fine Old Porti ra fi b , Single Bottles of the Wiles m dozen to any quantity fent to an, Per nallon. Ilea Ce#nae Brandy sty Ditto IrftdiC3 Rum 173 Ditto ollands i;eneva tos Ditto Orange Rum Shrub r7s wax', linlll 9 a to tool per Pipe. my be bad on trial, and from one y port of I.onilon, porterage free '1 'HE Sum of Fifteen Guineas will be given to any Lady or Gentleman who will procure the Advcrtifer a PlPee at the enflom Hoge. either as Etat)tinted or Pr. ferable Watchman. or as Watchman and hite'Tenger at the India I foafe A Line direded to W. a N 0.43, Cheat Leonard-arcct, Shore ditch, will be attmaled to. MONEY. MOBLEMEN, Gentkrnen, &c. are refreaftllll , -LI informed they may be fiipplied with Money to any amount, on terms eval to mortgage, (mired on Freehold, Copyholi, Leafe hold Land or Ho.ifes, Money in • funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Clergymen's I.lwin g o, or any other Property . Perfons refpedlability may be IN ~lied on their p:rf..inal fecurity only. Gentlemen will Cod every liberal accommodation withuitt delay. Application fro ii twelve till two; or letters, poll-paid, addrard to Marrs. Wi:ls and Co No. to, South Itreet, Berkeley- Square. THE belt toned tii:tißht Grand Piano Forte ever made—admired by all the Mufic Prufeffore who have fern • it—to be Sold, price Seventy-five Guineas only; about fix vreehtt fince it was tww, and One Hu oircd Guineas was plid for it. by a General Officer, who ie gone to the eminent. Hie Royal High lief! the Prince of Waler ha• two, by the fame maker, now ltaltl ing in Carlton Hou'e. It `:as additional Keys In the BA's ; alto in the Treble. The prefcnt Propritor hopea no Lady or Gentleman will call to look at it. nut of curiofity only. To be ken at No. 5, Leiceftcr Pace, Laceßa :quart:. INCREASE OF PROPERTY. To NOIII.FMFN. LADIES and GEN TLLMEN, or PPRSONS of CHARACTER, who arc :tat engaged In any Et !SI NESS. 1 '0 be SOLD, F./. Two ThoufAnd Guineas each, Three or Four Shares in an ellabliihed, honourable, and highly reg.-citable Co-cern of great magnitude, that will bear the molt minute itive ligation. and that will valise an immenfe and rapid fortune without the fear of future rift and without trouble to the Purehaccr, who teed not take any adlive part, or appear perfonally in hulloes. References will be given if required. Letters from Principal. only, wi• It real name and place of abode. dirtdted (port paid) to H. Howard, Efq. No. 143, Fleet.itrect, London, will meet pr..par attention. This day was publifised in (Mayo. price ss. baarda, AN ESSAY rn the NATURE of FEVER ; bring an attempt to al - certain the Principles of it. Treatment. By A. PHILLIPS WILSON. M.D. F.R.S. Ed. Fellow of the Royal College of Phyfleians of Fdintrirgh. Printed fer Jahn Murray. Fleet ftrect, London ; and, rchibald Conft able and Co. Edinburgh. This day eras publifhed, In One Volume Odtaro, pritc, in boar.ls, Rs. 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