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CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, Asszefl iy , IEOI. 101 SALE, By Order of the Iherarralle the COMMISSIONERS of bit itrAyEsrn CUSTOMS, On Trefday the 25th, Wedettf the 26th, and Tharfriay the 27th f 1 47 , aoz, At three @Wed in t e afternoon, f th,faid days, In the Lenz Rogow, Callan Neale, Loorchat, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, w hi c h are allotted in /mall , Prantitie t , for the better accommodation of the frveral Dealer', as welt at private Perfine, who choaft to become perch. THE PUBLIC is refpeßfully informed, that STRATFORD HOUSE MILL and PREMISES, ad vertifed for Sale by Auction, at Stroud, in Oloueefteriltirs, OR the 3d day of :lepternber next, are difpofed of by Private Contrad. LLOYIY3 MONTHLY SHIPPING LIST; Ano'fah Palma who may theta preprr to deliver in Maitre, mane ,x:rifi therein the lam prima, as they will net have an opportunity miii/If any automat. t. Condition: e the Centra? may he feat by applying to Mr. cyre, Cler4 te tilmfaii Committee, with whom the tenders nu, Ite b l iwg twelve o'dmi at nom, PI the fold 18th iafiasst, as not any "advt./after that bour. TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. pOCOCK's IMPROVED SOPHAS are recom mended to the Nobility and Gentry, as peculiarly adapted for repofe, and fa fuperior to any thing oldie kind ever before i,,,,mted, air° peculiarly calculated for the relaxing climates of the Eaft and Weft Indies. PATENT LIBRARY or OFFICE TABLES, to accom modate a fitting or !tending pofture for reading or writing. PATENT RECLINING MATRASSES, which raife the b:d to an inclining Ration, to give freedom to refpiration, and to deep in an eafy, regular and comfortable manner. PATENT CHAIR MATRASSES, which afford the greet ed (tippet to Ladles in child bed and Invalids. PATENT CARVING CHAIRS, PATENT EASELiIk PATENT MUSIC STOOLS. The above article may be had at Pocock's warehoufe, No. 26, Southampton-Breci. Strand. STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. ter, CORHHILL, OPPOSITE THE BANK OF ENGLAND, (Limited parruaot to Ad of Parliament.) SSOLISII £T•7I LO , 11111 STATIC rot dor • Dcgial Drawing the 3d of 24 6 121 Drs w ing 16 th Ndvegn - March, Igal• ber SCHEME. SCHEME. No. of Prises. Wee area. No. of Prises. Value preach. 4 01 .4. 20,000 4 of 4.x0,000 4 - 10,000 4 - 3,00 0 4 - 3,0 00 4 - %Ado 3 . apco 3 - I Aoo xo - 1,000 3 - 500 1a - $OO 13 - loci 5o - 100 20 - SO 100 - SO LOOO - 9 Acoo - a • —.....- ••• 32,e00 Tickets. .--- 6opoo Tickets. THE Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and I Sixteenths Shares, (duly ftampa, purfuant to Aft of Par iitent), are fold and regifteresi by Mr. Nacuoxaou. The following is a numerical Lift of the Capital Prises Irdy Sold and Shared at this Once :—sit. ho. 5409 - kao,ooo No. split - £.20,000 7785 - - achcoo 2556 s - - 5,0c0 9065 - ropon 28322 - 20,000 14777 - - 50 00 3 06 75 - • SA= 57025 - lopoo 42700 i. sogoo 17049 - - 10,000 4397 8 - - 5400 1 9 00 4 - 10,000 44 01 4 - 1 0 , 000 1 9 8 9 6 - - 3400 46676 . . sci,noo 2 3339 - 5,000 .52603 - 10,000 &fides many of 2,0°01. z,ooct. and soot. each. Money forthe Prizes as foon as drawn.—Schema gratis. Orders front the country (poft paid) duly attended te. This day was publifirod, ha 4 vela. price xda. THE KNIGHT and MASON; or, He wleo Ram may Rood. A Novel. Ladea : Printed for Crofby and Letterman & Stadoftere- court, Pater softer-row. Where may be had. jolt publidted. s. it Erneftina, by Ws Either Holftein, a vols. - 7 o The and of HoOe, 3 vols. by Mifs Plaints:a - ao 6 Julia, or the illuminated Baron, s vois. $ o Selina; founded on (ads; by a Lady, 3 vols. - ao 6 Myfretious Penitent, or the Norman Chateau, a vols. 6 0 The Runaway or Seat of Bairvoietlet, 4 volt:. by Mr. ~. . . Smith • - - - - - 14 0 A Fatily Story, 3 sola by ditto - - 10 6 TOIIITUIC, OF the Myfterions Lover, a vols. - 7 0 Spirit of the Cattle; a Reassume, by Mr. Proby, a vols. 7 o Gipfy Cintittfs, e vols. by Mifs Gunning, - 14 0 Failtiotrable Involvements, 3 vols. by Mn. Gaming 10 6 A Piece of Ronny Bietropb7s 3 tots. - - t o 6 Family olltialdeo, hoot the Preach of Ls Fentalno, ev. 14 0 Julia Colvale, 3 vols. 9 0 Fa'ry of Misfortune, or Loves of Odar and Zell= 3 0 P:llip Wades/rove, by Dr. jefirpb Tower, 2 vols. 6 0 cutbelia, by the Author of Theodore ry--,-----"'", 4 vols. 14 0 Solitary Wanderer, by Charlotte Sod* 3 vols. - 13 6 MR. GREENOUGH'S CELEBRATED TINCTURES. O NE for cleanfing and preferving tile Teeth, and effeasalty caring the Scurry hi the Gum, presenting the Teeth from further decoy, and rendertog the Breath perfeEtty tweet ; the other, for the TOOTH-ACM, which girls lame dune ate, withost Injutiog the Teeth or Guns. Alfa, Mr. Gasanetwases Alt ra-oeto Loesooss. Which= a fore and fp:edy moody for tie Neast.buto, IndigeMenogek or Wind io the Stomach, theft difordwa that arifc frost.too free Bing, and prevent the ill effeets of bad wine, dale beer, &e. No thing can be a better root of the Amy of the above li , dietnes than the high repine they haw been hag in upwards at (any yens: every patellater is reqeefted to abiervs that " R. MarmotLadiate.hid; is pristied co every Unit. all others are onuotakits. The art prepared dad fold by R. Hayward , Chretift On' afar to T. Greenough, the investor), No. to, I.adgate-hill. Sold alto by F. Newberg. No. 45, Bt. Paul's Churchyard _Raney and Co. Ceeidgew-lbeet Q'. Overton, No. gy, New Bold-area ; jeboolt and Co. No. rya, Oxfoed-agget ; and W Park, No. ady, Boroegh.--Pries ts. rid. each. The litnrerfal Parityles, Anthem:real. sod Aatifoorbutic (blatant= of V anetab awned GOTTA SALOTABIS. •11.11711/11 C•.l. SIR —Having received -ft moit lingular core , without any reftraint of diet, or hindrance of Mild., titer Ming a Patient in St. Thomas's to no We& in duces ate, for the good of fdlow.creatures, to Slake oath wore the Skint Him. the L ad *Mr of aka City o f London, that by your Advice, sad Madleina embed Outta Wanda, or Pori Amin:weal Diuretic Dram, I am perfealy cured of a mott inveterate Loa Yeaerea ; it was even fiat in my toes fo "rf bad, that I had nearly the frftioint of my great toe rot if lay nets foot; but by pnerinr in your moft vaMable hie- Mint, the u eilleary of which made a found and Wet cure. all who had in need of your furrier kill la fuck complainu nay know your great abilities, I requeft nit ettraordinary Cure arty be and Tenn"' Sir' your humble fervent, Y OSSALDISTON, elialiteanianhcroft imam t SWOra at the Whadie..nemie before ine. wnirrr, Mayor. Prepared by Dr. S. Fromm, Ib. ps, listaisnorden. 1.00- doe ; sod raid at Tart and Bolton% ltopal Eadszel; bidgrri• jrboak's. No. cso, gsfoesll224olF. rid/Noes, Nts. 76,d4ee; sod Mr. Ward's, No. 33+, noftem ; IC MUM usu. mild 1 0 .:4 agd :18.94 wk. TOR tridtTATION Ealt India prohibited Goods, Silks, Silk Stockings, Blois and Thread bone Lace, &c. POO SMILE CONSUMPTION: Brandy, Rum, Geneva, Wine, Cordials, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Chocolate, Nutmegs, Sugar and other Grocery, Whale-bone, Cheefe, Bees wax, Drugs, Hides, Skins, Fiddler, Cotton Wool, Feathers, Cambrick, MuAln , 1 inen , Nankeen Cloth, Shawls, Crape, Silk and Stuff Gauze, Thread, Silk, Mother of Pearl Beads, Yelt Hats, Sponge, Leather, a Vefel, Boats, Deals, Dyers Wood, Mahogany, Cordage, Materials of Vef fel& Wainfeot Boards, Matta, Staves, Dutch Tarns, Lignum (taffia, embored, printing and wage Paper, Barbary Dotes, Porcelain, Arrow-root, Powder, Tobacco Apia, &e. AY, floc6 Geed* ee hove remained in Itie Afejefly a Warelteefe l amas si Three elefsestie, asS degree; cgs th e de fi er paid, viz. Pieutes, Books, French Chalk, prepared Medicines, Vulture Feathers, Gauze, Swanfdown, Baize, Burdet Veils, Hard ware, Cotton Wool, and fundry other forts of Goods as mentioned in the Catalogues. CLT•I Or ALL DUTIIS. [Bei Iw6sprehibitd Gals fay einefted.l The red, Beats, Deals, Dyers Weed, Mahogany, Cordage, Materials e repels,, Malls, *taws, Death Tarns, ter. to be viewed at the Tece Gr wear the Wet Doti, Raherbithe ; the Teharse 450, at the Kiwis rebate Wareheafi, Tower-Will add all the ether Gads, at his Majsfiy's Warebinsfe, Criew-Hasfi, Leaden, at Fraley the Ad, add SeitOrday the scab of AIWA fr om eats Se we is the fereetwas, aid in the, eseraiags &fors the Mak, where Calabria bat is delivered N.B. Gads bath* at this Sale NV he paid far ea or &pre Meal" the ibth Seamier, *ox, lowans the hears .f Ries c.d.; ix the seensiet and three iw the allermas, a the deft ti wade thereat all Waged, isowleforfebtal, sal the Coed, re-feU at a fetarre Salt. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At New Lloyd's Caffee-houfe, over the Royal Exchange, On Tnefday the ayth inftant, at Two o'Clock precifsly, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. goo Sides Prime Virginia Bacon. r too Prime Virginia Hama ggo ditto ditto Shoulders. Hogtheads old French White Wine Vinegar. . . . - . . . To be dewed to the time of Sale—lying at Freeman's ;had, BMWs Herring; the Vinegar at lt...yes's wharf, Tooley-ftrect, where Catalogues mai be had, at the place of Pale, and of George French, Sworn Broker,. No. 6, Great Eaitcheap. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. To be Sold by Amnion, on Wcdncfday the oh day of Novem ber, in Lots, by J. HODSIUNION aid CO. A TRULY deferable and Impr.ovable FREE- A- HOLD ESTATE, lea miles from Glouccfter, three from Strand, Ka from Ckeltenhant, and a front Briftol ; confining of the Minor of Palnfwick, emending over feveral Thoafand Acres of Land,with Finag,Chlef Rents, Quh Rents, and Heriots iffuing out of nearly 300 different Copytad Tentments,within the laid Manor. Alfo, a Capital Manor Farm, with Houle, requitin Minis, Garden and pleafure Ground, 363 Acres of Amble Meadow palture and Woodland, beautifully [unwind ing the Hanfe with two Improvable and valuable Streams of Water, uniting and running through the Farm. And alto, 449 Acres of briefed Woodlands and W..ltcs, wen Rocked with Death, Oak, and Alb Trees, lying within the Manor; toge ther with the Tolls of the Marta of Palawick. The whole capable of very great improvement both for pleafure and profit, and may be reafonably eftimated at zoopi. per Annum. Printed Particulars may be had it Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Pain& wick, what'll, thew the Premifea ; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud; of Mars. T. and W. Dunn, Soficitors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Mars. Haddam and Co. Surveyors, Na 35, Arundel ttreet, London, where a plan of the Ellate may be teen. In the Yk inky of t HOUGHTON. is the COUNTY of NORFOLK: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION- B y Mr. CHRISTIE; . _ At his Great Room, Pall-mall, on Tin:delay the 17th of Sep tember, at one o'clock, ACAPITAL and particnlarly eligible ES TATE; confining of the MANOR of FIRING, with all its Rights, Royalties, Ste. Qtoinecats, Fines, Tolls of Fates, &c. fpacious Dwelling-honk, called FRI* c HA E. L ; out-honks, two barns, Ste. sad 1554 acres of arable, meadow, and pantile Land, entirely compatt, tithe free, land tea redeemed, and estraiproellial; together with the Great and Small Tithes of the Townkip. let OM Lesk to Mr. ]oast Worviiro, for at ElB years of which akrepired, at the va7 low old rent of Eleven Hundred Pounds animas, capable of very confider able improvement ; the &nation particularly eligible for carry ing off the produce, Whig (Main from Lynn and Wells thir teen miles, fovea from Samealter and Thmrsham, and three from the Navigation of Heaelssrn, and in the Vicinity of Hough ton Hall, a beautiful and (porting part of the County of Nor folk, with plenty of game and field fport, forming a definable refidenee for the Gentleman Farmer and Sportfman, a remark able line water for de, and a rivulet running through the eltate, ezedkot roads, ace. TM Thant will Sew the late. Particulars may be had twenty days powediair tb. fate d Mr. Berber, No. tl. Gray's boodquare; on the Primates ; of the Printers of the Norwich, fpfvrieb. arid Cambridge Papers; a. the Crown. Lynn ; Prin. *tall but, Swat/ hams Wreak:a, Yarmouth ; Rainbow, Com- Mh; sad ia Plea a the Lists may be lien at Mr. Chrilties, Mail ; who is empowered to receive Prepaid' by Private Clowiradt. WEETMORLANb.—FOR PUBLIC SALE, At Mr. Me&ew's, the White Hart. Kendal._ On Monday, odtaber 5, shot, at Sir o'Clock in the Evenlag. in the following Lots : Le? rrliE very defirable FREIHOLD ESTATF, called WATT&FIRLD, adjoining the Town of Kendal, me the Weft Ede of the River Kent; wording of a large Manion Houre, good Oat •Duildings, a Garden and Or chard well planted, a large Ree-pond, and ten lockiures of very rich Grouted, containing thirty-6z cuftomary Acres, or thereabouts, covered by a hod! Modes Avalon Corn and Hay 71th/4—There are feveral valuable and ornamental Tlmbcr Trees growing on the Prendres, which the purehafer may have at a valuation ; and, if it Mould be deared, the Eliot will be propofed Ia Okras Lots. Loy IL The Remainder of a Term of Twenty Years, granted by the Mailer, Fellows, as.' Scholars of Trinity College, Cam bridge, of which Asters year' are yet to came, of the Re4sry or Patronage of liaise K , and Forty Acres of Glebe- Land in the Much Fields, In the Parith of Kirkby Kendal af orchid ; held by divers Tenants so payment of certain as noel cnitomary Rents, and of certain Rea on change of Te- nants by death or alienation. The (coeval (peeks of llthes granted by the above Leak, MNIONIN yearly to more than epol on of which a yearly refer valise d I SoL is made to the College, and a Floe Ins been for a renewal of Me former L. every Seven years, which bat hem nhally ahead at two ran refereed rent, or there abouts. Pare'mien of the above Ettore sad Mims are Seit tar fa *Aim with Mr. Wafea, Attorney, Retread ; and deice be or Mr. Ladabertorf Waets-Field. alb beer the Mee ; which mg Ws be bad et Mr. tediafea, Sabdtar, Claseerrime ; mid Ma IfislAways lad" Avihrinan, Lwow. CONTAINING FIVE THOUSAND BRITISH VESSELS, AND Tilt ROYAL NAVY, MORE THAN 'ANT Orilla LIST, and officially coaxacren Down to the FIRST DAY of SEPTEMBER. Price EIGHTITN PINCH. THIS much approved Work having already re caved the Sandtion and Übcral Patronage of the firft Commercial Hooks in Great-Britain, will make its re-appear ance, with further Corrections and Improvements, on the heft Day of September, and may be had of all the refpodtable Bookicilers in Great-Britain. The extent:lye Cale and flattering opinion of their deft num ber having far exceeded the molt fanguine expedtadons of the Proprietors, they have the picafure to allure their numerous friends in the Commercial World that there exifts no doubt of the complete and fuccdsful citabliniment of this Work.— Among the one Imndred thoufand opulent petfons who are con ncdted with the Shipping Intel-efts of Great-Britain, the Pro inictore Of LLOYD'S 011IPPINO LIST are fare to meet with the reward or their great exertions, even if only half that munher have faccafion to purchafc one of there Lilts but once in twelve Months. The SUPLAIOILITY which LLOYD'S MOMTBLY LIST th quires by the length of its Page, by the confequent enlarge ment of its number of Ships, by the Addition of the Royal Ns• vy, and by the extenfivenefs and great value of its intelligence. will be ftrenuoutly and fucccfsfully maintained, co as to fecure and extend the preference with which it has been fo unequivo- j &illy honoured. 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