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To be Infpeted upon appli cation to Mr. Cooke, the Army Viattalllng Storekeeper rending "et . the Pretnifes. Ne revel tall be had to ay Taller is sotith tie trice flail net be , gored is word: at lentb, or that flail sot be delivered to the Beard Before Of; ?clod en the filed Torfelay ;feet etc yth teat t. taw watts t4kfrir Tube mein tie Teter, er fume prime es his basil anode ro anfwer gave allied for. NOTICE TO THE OUT PENSIONERS OF CHELSEA HOSPITAL. °THE Petitioners are ordered, upon making their 1 .• Affidavits at the elfaing Midfunnir, and after ever? foc ceedlne astb of June and zsth of Deceroher, until further Orders, to fpeeirf the Rate of Pe nlion per Dan which they receive, agate!) , shove their Names in the Affidavits, in order to prevent ininakes In the P model, ariOng from a fituilarity of Names. Secretary's Office Cheifta Hofpitaljtons I'. 11107. THE GOVERNORS of CHRIST'S HOSPI TAI., London. give notice that a Committee will fit in the Counting houfe of the lali HAMA on WFIDNESDAy t he Bth day of luly, 1807, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precik ly, to receive proporals for taking. on a Building Leafe for 6t years from Midfumrn-r day, any, a Stitt of Ground, the footh eaft corner of Rib Brett Hill, next Thamss-ftreet, whrrenn lately Rood 'a book on leafe to Jacob Wrench, Efq. but which was empty A bottle is to be erected upon the tette of ground before-men tioned, according to a plan and elevation which may be infpceted at the Counting boufe of the Hofpital, and a part of the fail ground is to he given up to the public way, as defcrilsed upon the (aid plan. Further particulars may be known at the Counting haute in the rtid Hofpital; and all perfons treating mutt attend at the meeting of the Committee to atifwer to their propnfals. RICH. CORP, Clerk. Chrift's Hafpital. twit June s Bo 7, IF WILLIAM PARKER, who is a Native of the County of Wrilmeath, Ireland, and by Trade a Printer, Is living. any Information where hr may be heard of, fueh informa tion direded by letter to D Murray Efq. Cluncallow, Bally rnahon Ireland, will be thankfully received—if dead, as to the time and Ow whrn and where. Said Wm. Parker is about fifty -fix years of age. TO FARENTS AND GUARDIANS. A. Genteel YOUNG MAN will be received as an . APPRENTICE in an old eftabliihed Concern in the mann fidturing and mercantile line in the City : mutt be capable of writing a neat hand, alfo poffefs a ►nowledge of Accounts.— A premium will be expedled. References will be given of the brit (fin aatirclied to A. B. No. 20, Milk ftreet, Chepftde, will meet attention. THE FAIRY DANCE. IkirESSRS. BUTTON and PURDAY, No. 75, St. AV A. 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SHIRE OF ROSS AND CROMARTY, Ste. THE Honourable the COMMISSIONERS for -I- HIGHLAND ROADS and' BRIDGES having, by their Secretary tranfmitted to me a Road Plan, Report and Eftimate for a Road, which it is propofed Ihould be executed from the vil lage of Caitrin to Auchnatheen, and from thence to Lochcarron, and after paling the Ferry of Stroam, through Loilsalfh to Kyl cbaken, with their Refolutions for carrying the fame into erred, in fo far as I: may depend on them, I hereby do in term of the Ad of the ♦ith year of the King, intituled " an Adt for affcffing the Pro- prietors of Lands in the County of Rots, and luch parts of the Counties of Cmmarty and Nairn as lie in the County of Refs, to wards the expence of making and fupporting fuels Roads ai thall be approved of by the Commiffsoners appointed by an Ad paired in the ♦3d year of his prefent Majetty, for making Roads and build log Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland ;" (unman a General Meeting of the whole heritors of the County of Rofs, and of fetch parts of the Counties of Cromartie and Nair; as are locally fituated within the County of Rots, to meet at Dingwall, either by themfelves or their Proxies, duly authorifed, on Wedoefday, the 19th day. July next, when the laid Survey, Report, Eitimate, and Refold- ions, of the Honourable Commiffinners, Mall be laid before them for their confuleration and determioatiou ; and when they are to determine how far it is proper to make a further appli• cation to the Honourable Commiffionera for Surveys, Reports. and Eltimates of the other lines of Roads, their boundaries, for the execution of which powers were granted to them in conjundion with the Comirifiloners by the above mentioned Adt of the 43th of the King, or in any other raped to take rneafures for executing the powers and authorities committed to them by that Adt. (Signed) DON. M'LEOO, Convener of the Shire of Rots. Geanies Haute, June 12, 180. - . GRAND PRIZES. One Of L 30p00 Two of L sop= Two of /:0,000 sc.c. ism &c. THE SMALLEST LOTTERY, with greater Prizes and fewer Blanks than were ever known, Begins Drawing THESD:iIf, t4th of THIS MONTH, (July.) Only Twenty Thoufaud Tickets. SCHEMIs. Prize of Lsopoo aopoa 10,000 5,000 r,cao 500 100 5 0 20 is 43 0 4 00 4 oomo snow ic.ooo .5 1 3 0 0 . 4,000 a 000 3 0 2,500 2,500 "soy so,ooci iida o 20,000 Tickets. Csco,o:x) Hrit-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the Only fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Result'. Drawing of 2,0z , 0 Tickets each Day. Tickets and Sham on Sale at SU the Lim(/' Lottery Offices and by their Ascots in England and Scotland. PRICE. Ticket •—• L'9 1 1 0 Half Leo 3 o Eighth Zs xi o Quarter 5 3 o Sixteenth x 6 6 NO. 16,787, the Fira drawn Ticket in the last Lottery, entitled to xo,oloi. was fuld in One Quarter, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares, by' HODGES, MAINE and CO. Stockbrokers, No. 1, Cornhill, t 49, Oxford-ftreet, and 44, St. James's street ; where the Tickets and Shares of the prefect Lottory, to commence Drawing the rath July, do', are on tale on the Mt. terms. This Lottery cortilits of only zoo Tickets, and contains more Capital Prises than any former Lottery of fo few Tickets. The uodcrftated are part of the Capital Prises re cently 'hared and fold by HODGES and CO. viz. No. 3,944 - £2o,ocio No. 1.343 29,467 - I 5,70 S - 11,660 16,787 24,787 7021 • 2,681 2w:boo 3 0, 333 20,020 28,898 20,000 18,063 20,000 36,030 10,000 9.7 8 7 zo,ooo 19,438 10,000 . . ZSPOO 5, 070 5,000 5 pc* six° 3, 000 5,000 FOURTH AND LAST STATE LOT VERY FOR 1806, BEGINS DRAWING 14th JULY, 1847. TICKET'S and SHARES Are now Selling by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. it, Holborn. 37, Cornbill, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; white the firft 30,tetel Prize ever fold. likewife No 12,719, the 1427.0001; and the edy Prize ever entitled to a 0,0301. No 24,305, as firft-drawn the Second day In the laft Lottery, were divided into Shares at the above Offices. And, in the two laft years Lotteries, the following Capital, were fold by them in 373 Shares, namtiy— No. No 17,762 a Prize of Lt,ooo 13,747 a Prize of £lO,OOO 3.33 0 1,000 456 20,000 17,477 1,000 9,219 10,00/ 24,699 I 000 11,643 •-••••• 20,000 t 6,80 t 2,0 to 7,686 20,020 17 9 1 5 2, ;03 7.777 20,022 8 366 ---- spos 14 3 0 5 20,030 077 -- 3,000 12,719 --- 25,030 tz 871 5,000 With 16 Prizes of 500 And a great number of tool. Sol. &e. &c. Pleafe to ohferve--there are more Capital Prizes in the prefent Lotteryt ban ever were in any former one with only 2o,ooDTickets, and not three Blanks to a Prize, and only one filed Capital, there. fore an early purchafe is recommended by the above Propletors: Cy Schemes gratis—and Prizes paid on demand. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, GOUT, &c. OXLEY'S CONCEN (RATED ESSENCE OF GINGER. I HE fuperior excellence of this Preparation, and its unparalleled efficacy In reftoring tone to debilitated fto machs, is too well known to require much comment. ft fpeedily removes all thole unpleafant fymptnms which are the effect of a weak flomach and bowels, viz. indigcflion oppreffion after eat ing, ft Aulency,remous headach and giddinefs ; in gouty habits, it is particularly ufeful and efficacious, by relieving and Smartening the duration of fits of the gout, confining them to the extremities, and mitigating the paroxyfms. It immediately removes all gouty, rheumatic and fpalmalic pains in the flamach and bowels, and is I particularly recommended to be taken in chalybeate, and in the foda, mephitic waters, to prevent the ftornath being chilled. In lumbago, friatim, or in chronic rkeumatifin, where the pain is generally fixed to certain joints, attended with great Itiffnefs, numbnefs, and affeeted upon motion. chances of the weather, or at night when in bed, this preparation will be found to have a molt admirable effoft where the pain is molt violent, or even when a paralyfis, or an almoft total lof. of motion, in the affected limb, comes on, it gives immediate relief, by reftoting activity, vigour, and a due condition, to the nervous energy, in the part affeeted. This Effenre contains all the medicinal virtues of the root, in.a more elegant and ufeful form than any other preparation made public, and is far fuperior 'to ginger in fubftance, being freed from its fibres, which too often irritate the itosnach and bowels; and the very great difficulty in (wallowing the proper dofe,of the pow der is entirely obviated. After what has been Rated, it is only twee-Miry to remark that this Ellence is recommended by forte of the firft Medical men in the kingdom, and will keep any length of time and in any Climate; and though the dote is fmall, not more than from one to tea fpoon ful, yet that quantity contains inure of the virtues of the Ginger than three times as much in fuhliance. Invented and prepared by Samuel Oxley, her Majefty's Chemilt, No. at, I avillock- Emit. Covent. garden, London; and fold whole (ale and retail. by him as above; and by his appointment, at Meff. Hudfon and Co. No. 27, Hay market; and by every refpeetabie Vender of Medicines in Town anti Country, in bottles, at as. od. 6d. and Ins. bd. each, duty included. CAtrrrort !—None can be genuine but What bears the real asvi °value a: the Inventor, as above. • - •ti Peat kie.ipisAw -= CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, lily 1, FOR SALE, By Order if the Honorrahle the commrssioin :s of his MAJESTrs CUSTOMS, On Tetra, the 7th, Wieheotisto the Bt6 and Thallay the 9th eef rly IS:7 At three ?dna is the &Prawns •iof &Aid days, In the Lag Resat, Cuing Horfi, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which areailatel at fr a il Zniontitiee, for the kYter aecontion if the feer;lo• deistersole wall di private terfons,who rho.* to kesiotPutshafers t • 701 tiPWITATION. Ealt India Prohibited Goods. Ste FOR HOSIL CONSUMPTION. Wine, Haikem Oil, Sugar and other Grocery, Cordage, Skins, Filtering Stones, Sword Blades, Vulture Feathers, Ghat Ware, Iron Hoops. Fire Arms, Watling, Buttons. Canvas, Tea, Coffee, Catniarick. Mullin, Nankeen Cloth, ShaWls, Late, Watches, Snuf Boxes, Gold Seals, Bracelets, .and other Ornaments, Pidturoli Boats, Timber, aterials of Varela Tulip and King's Wood, curious Antique Mask PiEture, (wary Pieces of ditto, Tobacco Allies and Cinders, Canary Seed, and fundry other Sorts of 'Mods as mentioned In the Catatogue. CLCAI OF ALL DUTIti. The Tobacco Atha and Cinders to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehoufe, Londoit Docks ; Boats, Timber, Materials or V Veffels, Tulip and King's Wood at the Tobacco Ground. near Greenland Dock ; and all theothcr Goods attii MaJefty's Ware houfe, Coltorn Houle, London, on Friday the Ati, Saturday the 4th, and Monday the 6th of July, tgoy, and on the Days of Side, from Nine in the Morning to One In the Afternoon, where Cata• logues will be delivered. N. B. Goods 6:sight at this Sal* ring, he paid fir on or 6cfirt Saturday the asth ofYu/ y, 1897, ktweett the hours if Nice **Clod in the Morning and Three in the Afiernwa ' or the depofis made aerate will akolutely iceowefocleited, end tbe antis refold at a future Sale. • AMERICAN FLOUR—FOR PUBLIC SALE, At Jack's Coffee.hbufe, over the Corn. Exchange, on Monday, tbs 6th of July, 'Soy, at one o'clock, ABOUT 3.500 Barrels and vo half Barrels, of fuperfine American Flour, ately imported, a part partially damaged. It lies at the London Dock;and may be viewed till the fate. Catalogues may be had and further particulars known, on applica tion to Thomas Harris and Nathaniel Palmer, Sworn Brokers ; or to Wks. Scott, Harrb, and Co. No Is, Aldermanbury. WEYMOUTH.-FOR FUBLIC SALE, Oa Thurfday the 9th of July, asy, at Herm o'Ciock in the Forenoon, at the Crown lon, THE good Dogger, AMIABLE ROSETTE, BURTHEN about 84 Tons, has a flat bottom, and is a moft excellent Veffel for a River or Inland Navigation ; a Prize, captured on her Voyage from Bourdeaux. to Nantz, by his Ma jefty's Ship Imperieufe,Captain Lord COCIRANt, and condemned in the High Court of Admiralty. Immediately after will be Sold her Cargo, confining of z6a Hhda. Red Wine a Calk Brandy as Hitch. White Champaign as Cafes Soap Cafk Bringtone 42 Cakes Rofin ' The Goods may be viewed and particulars known on applies tion, three days 'previous to the Sale, to Jofeph Horsford, Efq. Weymouth..—June a 9, EXCELLENT MODERN-BUILT RESIDENCE, COACH HOUSE, STABLING, and OFFICES, F near WORTHING, SUSSEX. . i 4) be LET Fornithed, for 4, 6, or is months; by Meals. WINSTANLEY and SON, A COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, with Coach Houfe. Stabling for Ave Horfes, large Garden, and Pleafure Ground, containing about two Acres, °mate in the delightful Village of Hilda), only four miles from Worthing, twelve from Brighton, and about $4 from London. The Houle contaius numerous Bed Rooms, Dining and Draw ing Rooms, Breakfait Parlour, Kitchen, and domcitic Offices, fuitable to the accommodation of a large family. To be viewed, and particulars knowo by applying to Mr. Tate. Findon ; particulars alto of Mr. Weller, Chichester; and df Meffri. Winftanley and Son, Paternofter row. FREEHOLD ESTATES, GRAVESEND, KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mel as. JOHNSON and SON, At the Falcon Tavern, Graverend, onThurfday, July 9, tfloy s At Three o'Cloek, to Three Lou, LOT I. A SUBSTANTIAL and Commodious brick-butts DWELLING HOUSE, tido-ably fituated In King-flareet, Gravefend, Kent, and fronting the New Road, leading from Lon don to Rochefter, containing good Dining Room and Parlour, roomy Shop, airy Bedchambers, Kitchen, good CeUar, Yard, add other do/nettle conveniences. Let on Leafe to Mr. Edward Martin, for a term of which tat years are unexpired at Midfummer next, at the low rent of a5l. per annum. Lot 2. A Dwelling Houfc adjoining the above, late in the °wt. patio° of Mr. Wm. Lance, containing Drawing Room, and Par.. lours of good &mentions, light, airy Bed chambers, Kitchen,Yard, and good Cellars. Suppofed value pet annum, 351. Lot 3 A brick built Dwelling Movie, (at prefent unoccupied) fronting partly towards King ftreet, and partly towards High ftrect, containing on the upper Stories, Apartments fimilar to Lot 2. On theground floor, twa good Parlours, and a very light roomy Shop, Kitchen, and excellent Dry Cellars: the whole are well fupplied with water. May be viewed by applying to Mail. Johnfon and Son, High• ftreet, Gravefend.—Partkulan and Conditions of Sale may be had fifteen days prior to the Sale, of Metfrs. )(Alnico and 800, Oravefend; Batfon's Coffee Houle, Corolla', London; Granby. Dartford; Bull, Rachefter ; Bell, Maiditon: ; and at the Office of Mr. Evans, Solicitor, Gravefend. HACKNEY MIDDLESEX. Well-accullomed Public-Houfe, four newly.eredled neat Cottages and Dwelling-houfe, and their Appurtenances, and eligible building Land, Haeknef.—.FREEHOLD. TO BE SOLD BY ABCTION, (If not fooner difpofed of by Private Conte26l), At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, London, on Wednefday, July Is, any. at twelve o'clock at noon, either together, or in fuch Lots, and fulled to fuch Conditions as Mall be then agreed upon, AWell-accuftomei PUBLIC-HOUSE, known 6T the name or fign of the Two Black Boys, with hatable Out- Buildings and Conveniences. A good Dwelling-hoofe, and four neat Cottages, all nearly muted, fituate in Well's ftreet, in the Parini of St. John, at Hulk• ney, in the County of Middlefex, and upon or near to the Road from London to Hommerton, now in the holding of Mars. Gif ford and Co. or their under -tenants, under an agreement for a Leak for jo years, whereof 39 years will be to come on the 24th day of June, 1807, at the yearly rate of 241. but capable of very. confiderable advance at the expiration of the term. A Cottage and Garden near to the above, containing 3 R, x 4 p. or thereabouts, in the bolding of Mr. William Geary, as tenant from year to year, at an old rent of 81.8 s. per annum. Two Pieces of Meadow or Failure Ground, called Long Fidd, and Black Voy's Field, containing together 5 A. t R. ao P. or there abouts, and another en Hackney Marili, called Bullifonts, cos. taining 2 A. o R. 4 P. or thereabouts, now in the holding of Mr. William Major, as tenant from year to year, at the yearly rent of a4l. ts. A Piece of Meadow or Pafture Ottnind, in Moor Down; ad kilning the laid Pieces, called Long Ficid, and Black By Field s containing 3 A. 3 R. or thereabouts, now in the holding of Mr. Robert Pulsfurd, u tenant front year to year, at the yearly rent of z6l. tbs. Mr. Cos, the tenant of the two Black Boys will thew the Pr mires; and further pa:titulars may be known on application to Mr. Morris, folicitor, in Newport, Salop ; or to hleffrs.Benboir and Hope, (elicitors, No. s, Stone Buildings, Lincoln'. lon a iLondon. . rat. ivcs 1 of Igoe ft, I U 1 7JUi try ON, 1 ility,,J need the hip of al dif• froot of aas• ir irri ,on 01 Wet,' re, to I , that' &girl