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A new rioCconle, P.quelstriate Pat Item tow, wlt 6 xtraordinary called the I.IFE, DEATH, awl RES t OR ATION . ! ik,l-1-ME rri.l D RACER ; or, Harlequin on t 10r... :k ! in the eminent .1 intereming scene• wlll be introduced rs ,A 1-1 re Race, atm' a Real Fos Cher.—A favourite Comic 11 11r Herrisig.—Eicostrian Exercises, by Mr. W. Davi4. f:,:r which, Math tints, the- Comic Musical Piece, called N. HENRY VIII AND *I HE COBI.FR.—Tke whole tn ;.: Init with, ninth titne,r near Pantomimes! Ballet, enmpoced VT. idgway, called "PH E BAli OR's LOVE; 'or Constancy .1.111 Second Price Halt•pont Fifth? .oClock. in a few • Elegantly prin•cd in clown syn. price bough. .ICRED SKE i CHES FROM SCRIrTURE 111iTORY z containing Edshazzar's impious ..tha— , the 'franalation of Elijah—and o hcr Poems. By Mrs. HENRY ROLLS. ht by LONGMAN, HUR sr REES, Cht MI and BUM Patera n.)-rer-msv; and all other Bunksclleca. , ASP lONA t 1) ANC) NG,by Mr. ALL Etl, _ rhyme'' , aught, at No. 19, Sherrad-after!, Golden-square, I.altes and Gentle men of any age, who have never learnt that c..ruph•hnient, or have not the modern style. At rift's system of teachl..g is expressly studied for those • wi.am it is an object to acquire• easily that fashionable requisite 1; e: t. el stic.r y expeltionsly, privately, and m a superior style 'it ace and tiro: ce. Tho-e who do nut want private teaching Lam at a small expellee, wi h a respectable let of pupils, on rublic teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the elegant fancy dancxs, and all the superior parts of the probe on. 'OK Subseript.on Assemblies are ev-ry Friday. • WANTS A SITUA as CLERK, R Young Man who writes an expeditious hand—can be ell r. commended rum the Gentleman be is about to leave, • .tying livet: upwards of five pars in his service.- Direct for Z. at Mr. 1% ethertlt's, Stu ve)or, No. L'.4, Hart-artet, dooms . v-%qu:Are. VEY. ------- - ♦TOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c are respectfully informed, that they may be s. ppl d with Money to any .mutat, on term equal to mortgage, nett, d on Freehold, Copy ukl, Leasehold Land, or Houses, htioney •it the rondo. Marriage . ettlentente, Vb t.tows Jointures. CI. tgyinens'iv, or any :! , et Property, I'ereon• of I rspectability may he bupt la. e.ti their strsonarsecuri y only. Gentlemen well tind Ivry liberal accent ; .lation, without .!elay. Applicat.on from twelve to two, or : .I:ens (pest-paiJ) a.!dr••:tse4 to Mess:s. Wills and Co. No. 49, nth %tweet, Perielp-,qharv. HORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, it at they have on Sale a variety of tickets and 0.1,.res tor t 1 e,Llt 1 TELLY to be 414W11 on ;he 19tif of JUI .1. ilt Scheme c,•ntaills Prizes of a superior magn,tude--X4..000, ,C 21,000 ; besitirs 12,000 Gui..eas to be paid in 64:14, :1(i malty other Unita; Pi laps ; and furtlia, thr first 15t.0 - drawn wIl be entithd to . ach, which renders to varly put. Lastrs advantage at a triihng risk —No. sgf, Coa Nana.. hclien.es gratis. PATEI4I* STONE CASING AND INLAID PAVEMENT APHE above Are tilideviaken by C. CARTEL —ll l lBsarrar,- I, li,van-ortee, Sabo. Tin coitus consists • MATH -S tUNP., nut into Plates, and attached to the Building y magi of 'Parket and Co.'s Cnierit alone; it forms a front ittal to solki s'ime in beaufr and solidity, and supe. for to it in -11,g impenetrable I y (hoop or frost, and is executed at less than '.lf the expeti,e of common Enna Aslitar. The Inlaid Pavement of a rew speciett, brairitol in appearance, superior in elegance • the Keenan lessalated Pavement, durable in quality, and will uctd tGr all ii.g.rs and trher wu! ks that admit of a display of thte inttunir and decnratinn —Parker a n d C0..4 Cement, from • .stAti,lr, is also set' as above. ORIENT AR LS. fIENTLEMEN and LADIES,:oho present to thetr Relations and Priem!, a I okeo of Regard, s h ou ld b e trf eu;ar In selecting what is likely to be retainee, sad kept long • -rnembrance of the Giver. PkARI.S appear admirably_cal- . ...... int d for this purpose, being elcgAtit in dress and appearance, al)1.• or all occasions, inainsically valuable, and easily con : t ed :tom one fasinon to another. J. ti. N, of Grange court, Carey-street, Lincoln's a solicits the pithlic inspection to a great variety of new pat -vs in Nacklates, £3. 15s tid. ;:;prigsor Tiaras, 24. 4s. ;_Brace s, 5, ; I opt and Drops, .( 2 . Ics.; Brooches and Crosses, •I. Is. aud ulleartls Several complete suits In morocCo cases, rant gas to £l4loo.—All letters nut be post paid. JAMES'S COLLEGIATE t:CI-11)0L, AIR-STREET, PICeADII.I.Y. liff R. WILLIAMS begs leave to state to his .T 1 Frivrn.ls, that he hair re*:gned his School to tle Rev. Al. etr I.r I.lurrost, A. M. ai.d ou the loth day of July next, 1.,g intriit , oll t., open a :ct.teastic Establishment at High veil, m tite Coutry of Es.re Mr. W. cannot anticipate the rlug r turn •.f h.s °Metal duly, ./ . .tboot acknowledging that terls Ittelte-: geese ul gnit:ttule • ter Vie impl'cit trust re. ped hiss. by the many Parents ;id ijuardians of hs late '1111; .nu at the .ante time Indidees the Loi e, thit he laid.fulty ichargei 1. gatt Ls hinswlf tiat the general satisfaction ' , lch ha route! Ivan Iva est-nines, w i Ll secure hint a coati I'm* )1 tbeir Pappect..—Terms, &c. ma: be had at Mr. W.', • i knee ;is Air-ttt rt. by HIS MAJE 4 r1"14 Nl'. OYAL ANTI - ATTRII'IO N COMPOST. 11014, to prevete the Eifeets ot Friction In steam Engi les, :Achines f, Cirrl3ge., et.actioi, W31,g(11:, Cal •s, &c. / the use of %Ouch the Yul.tic save in all e:t.e.; not lest than ilOti . I t'enr.ezchiry of .sting wear and tear,ttme end labour. Sold it No. 40, Charing utross,near the .idmirelty, London: :d (by theft appo,tittient). at snort Libraries, Meador Ware )nses, lionniOngers, Cutlers, C'osehmaliers, Sadlers, and ::hop tpen i* the United Kingdom, ha Loxes, price Rs. 6d. Ss. tid. .4. ed. One Guinea, and Two Guinea. ei aL tu ernalle4 size boa contains a quantity Sufficient to prime a ter-wheel carr:a;e four times, wit:, which it will tun upwards cis thomard miles, and it will :inswtr in the same proportion ad other ItitiLls of work. FOIL IHli TEEM AND ctINIS. - - RUTLE It's ceiebratrd VEGETABLE TOOTH -LA POWDER is with mmedence, recommended to the Use the Public, as the mug rilcielous Pt Hiration for Preserving le Teeth In a sound state, even to old age, and producing a arty whitent‘s Without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a - .mem) and beautiful redness to the Gums, to the Breath the , st delectable sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, vrevent the Toothache, by removing its cause—the 4curvy th e Gums.—. Price Vs. 9d. the boz. _ _ 13UTL1LR's Superior L.IVPNDER WAI'ER, from be cle. fraganey ha. received the Approbation of their Royal Hlib -ces the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of . Itny I .adies of the first Loptioetion. in Half pint Bottles 45.; P'nts Ss. reepared and sold by R. Bu at 1, NO. 4. Cheapslde, London ; `d by his appointment by SOW], Batter, and graham, Edin tirgh ; Mclirrd, Baxter, and McDonald, Glasgow; gregionii ;Ir v , and Jolly, Liverpool; Lynch, Atkinstnr, and Stains, '.tochesh-r; Spraggs and Crew, Portsmouth ; Harvey Ind , Southampton ; Holland, Granville, Nettleton, and '" ,1 41. Plymouth; Piper, VW!, and Chaar, Exeter; Brown, crrie, Barry, and Prosser, Bristol ; Cruttwell, lithos, and "ail, Idditts; and most Perfumers • ;Lad Medicine Ytessilysi to 'L y town ;• Itr Bows at SO. - *it OWL Edtsr INBIA tovsl., Air ii, THE COURT of I)IREt. 7 DRS of th e UNMED COMP. INT of MERCHANTS of ENCL4ND, train: ',the EAST INDIES, do hereby z ioe noti.e, That the Court will be r.aly to receive 1 1 :•nprptals, in writ*, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 12th of July next, from the Owners of such Ships or the buriben of about 1-tOO Tons, which arrived in the year 1614; and also from the Owners of such Slips of the cam- burthen as are erpected to arrive in WIS. having performed Six Voyages in the Company's Itygular See vice, sprcifyinr, the rate of freight at which they may be willing to let such ships tor a Seventh Voyage in the Company's Regu 4 tar Service. The 'Venders, with the wor4s " Ship l'endur" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the s, crt•tary at or before . l'welve o'Clock at Noon on the said 12th July, beyond which hour the Court will not receive any 1 ender. J.iIIIES COBS, Secretory. The Pariculars of the Terms and Ctinn...ns on which the Ships will b' employed in th.• s'empaity's Service for a *tenth Voyage, may be had on applicatoon Mtn MORICE.CIerk to the Conuniuee of Shipping, ou or alter Friday near, the ltith Want. FROM ICAMSCI kVIL TO OS FEND. ItATHE PROPRIETORS of the OSTEND PASSAGE VESSEL'S belonging to It AMSGA FE, mole respectfully inform their Friends and the Public, that the three Vrsscls undermaidOned wilt sad regularly, and in manner following : the Loan Livearocit, salts from Ramsgate every Tuesday, and from Ostend every Friday. The SIR WILLIAM CORI to sails front Ramsgate every Friday, and from Ostend every Tuesday. 'The DOVER sails from Ramsgate every Sunday, and front Ostend every Wednesday. ind and Weather permitting). The above Vi.ssels are fitted tip in a very superior style of ac commodation' and are considered the fastest Ves , els of any em ployed in the Pati-age Line (ruin this Country to Ostend. One Vessel will clear from the Custom-House weekly ' to take !Vier canule Goods on hoard for Ostend, which are to be forwarded to Mr. buts Dawson, Q..een.street, Ramsgate, Agent to the Pas sage Vtsseh, who wi I take the grea:est care of Goode entrusted to his charge, and . see them regularly shipped. That Ramsgate Harbour plasessen superior advantages for Ves sell in the Passage Line, must at alt times he acknow:edged by an impartial observer; and for the Passage from England to Ostend, it stands unrivalled; for to considerably nearer to that Pert than any other In the Kingdom, may he added its commodious awl line Pier, in which there is cialirivicy of water Inc the Passage Vessels to sail at an hour's dew, and to enter at low water, with perfect safety: this being the ease; Passengers wig not he under the necessity of putting Mite or from the Vet sets outside of the Harbour in Boats. There are also good Quays for Eanbarking and Disembarking of Horses, Carriages, &c. 'N. B. Four Packe:s, well fi tted up, sail from Lotelpfec Wharf, London, every Week,.taking in Passengers and Goods for kato.pa'e. r.la AND GAR IEI4 INN,, FOR 1 SivloU I YUIN TO BE SOLD BY PR IVXIE CON tc r RA, ALL that very d sir.tbie, old estnialislivd, and wekiectistomed FREEHOLD INN or TAVERN, called the S l'Ait and t:ARTER, with .the Tap thereto adjotti.ng, snore at the lower end of Broad -street, on the Point of Pon/. mouth, t.ir several years past in tht poroe-si'ott of the Proprietor, who is desirous of retiring. These Premises are in an itnrivallt , l spot, elpie to the Paint Beach, the principal lam:ling place ft Ports mouth, and most eligibly situated tot an lim or Tavern, which bu , litess has been lucratively carried on therein for many years past; 4nd having a free licence, prestqrs advantages, at t .e cant inenctnien• of a war, rarely to be equalled. The ito:k and Fix tures may be taken at a fair valuation, and to accommodate a Purcha.er, poskasion will be given, on the completion of the purchase. MI be viewed. on application to the Proprietor on the Pre mises, of *hem further particulars may be known; or of Mr. heiooke,Solicitbr, yonsta, Hants. Ali Itters must be post paid. TO liE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC THE very desirable and extensive MANORS of SNIITLRFIELD and BEARLEY.. in the County of Warwick, with the Royalties, Quit and Chief Rents belonging to the same i together with the Mansion House and Paddocks ad joining, aid bertiral capital and 'Amble Farms In Snitterfiel.l af , ,resatd, with Woodland, well stocked with fine young growing Timber. The whole containing 1473 Acres, nr thereabouts, and the Corn Tithes of other Farms. The testate is all Freehold, and tithe-free, di-. led into proper proportioned luclosures for good husbandry, (or ss ;:ich the soil is favourable. Ihe situat i on: is Jelight:W and healthy, and the Estate well adapted fur the preservation of every, species of Game, and cal ctilited for the residence of any Nobleman or Gentleman of For tune, in about the centre of Lord M.dlletun's Hunt, three ntil-s Crum Warwick, four from Stratford upon Avon, 16 front Bir mingham, and 14 from Coventry, with excellent roads to each. For further Particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply to Mr. Muilan , l, of Abingdon, with whom a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TO BE SOLD, - -- ONE of the most complete VILLA RESIDEN CV.S round London, ens mile from Cumberland Gate, to be SOLD by PRIVATE CON'S RAC I', on FRIDAY, lune 16th, r r en the following day, if not disposed of on the 16th; or an snider Lease Let ; it is on a long Lease, and at a small ground rent. The Premises have been mostly newly built withitt these 5 years at a great expence : the House consists of seven large Bed-rooms, three Dressirg• rooms, a goo.( water closet, with store c:nseis, two staircases and passage to the rooms. On the gruunrl floor are a large Breakfast and Dining Parlours, and a handsome sumo, r or Drawing-room in front of Pleasure (hound ; an E.trrance Hall, and a small room adjoining with water elset ; two large Cisterns hold about 1000 gallons of water; a house keeper's room fitted up with store and china cupboards, a large and lofty Kitchen well fitted up in every respect ; a Scullery ad j• doing with a rump meta good Pantry, large beer cellar and good fiery wine cellar with proper bums ; a large coal cellar, a neat green house and complete breWhouse, hack yard ravel, with necessary Oices, a complete piggery and peditry bonus with yard; a coach yard with double coach. hooie dud harness cupboard, a 3-stalled stable with large Itift with binas ; a coachman's room and dove house ; a large add completelauntiry.On the ground fluor is *forced pump wbich supplies the coppers and cisterns pastry and bread oven and cellar under it; adjoining it are three tanks held about oo.'o gallons of water, a pleasure ground tastefully laid out and ;,(awed with ev.ri.reetis cod other trees, with choice apple trees, pear and plums, and a great quantity of all sorts of !reit; a large oval fi di-pond well cocked, intended for a bath, with a pl.olta- Cion round it ; a Loge kitchen garden well laid out, stocked and planted with choice fruit trees, especially trained spalliard apple-trees of the best sorts, 300 feet in length. The premises are etictosd with s good wall, of which six hundred feet Is covered with choice fruit trees; the gravel wattle are 1600 feet in length and 300 feet flag pavement; the premises are elevated, and in a good nei gh bourhood, li near two great roads, and the best walks round London, and near the Parks, Keesington-gardens and Harrow on the Hill, and the surrounding country in view ; Ile detached from other houses, and one oldie most complete residences round Loudon, is both Town nod Country, the air I. soft and pure ; a handsome ape proach cgthe house, and joins a large nursery garden. This stridence Would be desirable for a Cleatletnan connected with Ogler:meat Offices, or a Merchant; is as much in the worthy ft flit were situated 100 mike from tortn, lofty trees are at OicAt 'odor the premises; It le near two swo t and to now la toe repair. To tie viewed with Tickets only, between the hoofs of twelve undliiiir, which can be had of Mr. Cooper. (-Veer aad.ollder, Nb. 43, Piceadilly ; where a plan of tits premises nig bit melt, 'llisti•svcry postiosisi moose& SPATE 1.0 rrER V. FULL OT CUTNRAS!—KuII of superior cArrr.u. Pit '7E t —and altogether full of n.ivtity is the Scheme of the present Lottery. • EYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornbill, and 18, Co ventry-ttrect, terforms his duty to his Friends and the in giving than the beaus of the present lottery, which begin. toth JULY. The Scheme rejoins po commen:s, it Is reeommonJatinn sullicitnt to state that there is a rine. ly Prize of Ciit,non ; a grand Prize of 4s0,000; besides Etto,noo. &c. &a. and 12,0 . .0 Guineas to be all paid In Gold. E. E. in the last Contract,. fek great pl.at.ure in paying to so many of hi , Friends part of the Gold for Shares sold at his fortunate Others, as above, where he solicits a continuance of their Favouv, which will at all timesrvccive his best attention. All Business in the Funds transacted with fidelity as usual. HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. sAmit the fd. lowing kich Scheme of the LO ITERY to the Public, .m 1 respectfully acquaint them that 'tickets and Shares are now on :late at their Office, No. 9.4, it./YAL EXCHA:4OC. Exclusive of 'irises nt X 40,000, .C:93 tit.D, amt ..C..t0,t100, there air in this Lottery, others to the amouni of Twelve Thousand Guineas, which 'will be pail by them in Gold as soon as drawn. To begin Drawing 18th JULY. SCHF ME. 410:0,000 are ,e 60.000 10,000 5,250 2,000 1,050 . 3,1 f.O S 1,,0) 5,000 4 I•'is 2,100 10 ...... ..• 210 2,100 16 100 ••• ••• ••• 1,600 26 50 1.5 0 ..... 15 1,5(0 flanks Ist Day 10 each ••• 000000 50,000 The First-drawn £4O/160 will have 210,000 more, making a Prize of £30,00..! 'the Skond-drawn £O,OOO will have £.20,000 more, making a Prise of £40,000! The Fin•-drawn 0,000 will hive £io,ooo more, 'flaking a Prize of £4u 0t,0! ten First-drawn Blanks, First Day, will each receive , 200 Gui neas ! The Fortieth-drawn Prise the First hay will receive 5,000 Guineas! Fifth, Tenth, and Fitteentii-drawn Blanks, Second Day, will each receive I,oou Guineas! Twentieth, Thirtivtli, Fortieth, and Fiftieth-drawn Flanks on the Third Day, will each ceceive 500 Guineas! the whole ut which will be paid in Gold! 15,000 Tickets. FROM LAST NIGHT'S LuNDON GAZETTE. ['l'bis Gazette announces the appointment of H. SALT, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul General in Egypt; also the Pal NCr. REGewes approval of Mr. C. To rrit, as Consul-General for the ktng of Sweden; and of Mr. 1. C. DITTMAN, as Consul- General from the Duke of Meeklenburgh-Schwertn. It also an nounces that the (Nulty of a Baronet has been conferred on (i. Kitt o; Esq. of Charte.nown, in the County of Roscommon; and an Order twin the PaINCE REGENT for the personal appearance 'of the Outpenslotters el Chelsea Hospital, at appointed places, for the purpose of forming such as are lit into a Veteran Battalion). MILITARY PROMO 110 N. Commission In the Ist or Wen Norfolk Regiment of Militia, bigued by the lord Lieutenant of Cie County of Norfolk. John 'I illlll3/3 Burrow, (kin. to be Ensign, vice itoukher, re signed. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. July 29 ) John Hill, late of .klsop's Buildings, New Road. Mary la-bonne, mabter-mariner and merchant, at tru. at (WildlialL BANKRUPTS. • Richard Rudd. of 13ourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, mil ler, herdsman, dealer and Chapman, to surrender June 20, at five, July I, and 25, at eleven, at the White Harr Inn. ltruad way, Worcestershire. Attortites, Mr. George Boustield, 13ou item-street, Fleet-street, London; or at his Mice, in lieng- worth, Worcestershire. Edward Kelly, of Black Lion-lane, Paddington, Middlesex, buil der, brick-maker, dealer and chapivan, June 2 4, July' . and 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Blacklow, 44, Frith- street, Soho. Thomas Scott, of Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, London, broker, Issue 20, 27, and July '2i, at eleven, at Guildialt. Anomie*, Messrs. Brentridge and Son, 4, Dyer's Buildings, Holborn. John Nerve, Payne, of Bury :it. Euntand's, Suffolk, grocer and, tea-dealer, June 29, at seven, June SO, and July 23, Lt ten, at the Angel Inn, Bury at. Edmund's. Attorntes, Mr. Frederick 11 int, 'Jury Sc. Edmund's; or Mr. Win. 'Stanley, 1, tiolbsrn court, Gray's Inn, London. Richard Pony, of Stoat on the Wnld, Gloucestershire, saddler, harness and collar-maker, dealer and Chapman , June £ 7 , u 7, anti Imy XX, at twelve, at uildhall, London. Atrocities, Messrs. Leigh, MA6OII, and Housman, New liridge-street. 'Ffiumas Leonard, late of Euston square, at. Pancras, Middlesex, builder, timber-mercliatit, ,clealer and cltaprnati, June 27, and July 25, at ele i v i n low a i t At:ornies, Messrs. Ed. wards and Lyon, sbury-square. William James i'ietsjvig J ulau-streat , Kent-road, Surrey, victu ' idler, dealer and ciapniati, and late of King-street, tSermnuJ sey New Road, leather dresser, 1e...! 'so, Y 7, and July 2.5, at demi, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. A. Hail, tle,,Coleman street, by the Bank. Olivia Morley and John Morton, of Doncaster, Yorkshire,xpirlt merchants, and copartners in trade, June ...A at four, June 2*, and July tt3, at ten, at the Rein Der lon, Doncaster. Actor nits, Mewls Syk. a and Knowles, New Ina, London ; or Mr. Cillbert.Hol, &twerp ,Jcaepb. Hears, junior, of Peracial.strert, Boutharnptmraquara, Middlesex, dearer deer and chartists, June £7, 24, and ti t : 1:g , at t..a, st Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Stevens, SilMlr Gardsiele,Aldetmanbary. J Henewel!. of Oland, pari4h of !JAMS:, Yorkslite, wo le:.-draper, dealer and 4haptnan, July 3,4, and 25, at at the I ilhoe Inn, Hall'ax. Auornies, Mr. Wi i veswarth, Gray's bin, London; or Mes..rs. Wiglesworth and Thompson, Hal fax.. Daniel Grey, of Bootle, Cumberland, tallem chan deaf& and chant:um, July 4,5, and 21, at thre.-, as the 11114 Lion inn, Whitehavai Attornie4, Messrs. Loo/41.n, 17, Cie:aunt s-inn, London; or Mr. Walitcr, Arthur Pink, of Portsea, witte-merrii3to, ?9, at vne, 30, at eleven, and July 25, It one, at the Royal tlak, Pio t• az Attor ni,s, Mr. William IVle•stim, Port , ea ; or Afesees. ramie, C!arke, and Richards, Chanc e ry lane. Alfred Anstice, of Lyng:stone, Devonshire, fellmo •g• r, June 97, 211, atnl July 23, at v . e,en, at the .'tar Inn , Ex-.. r. Atterni , a, Mr. Jones, Pairop-cou:t, Temple, London; or Mr. Bussell, Exeter. Robert Lay, of Taynton-Mill, Oxr.irdsliire, miller, lure 17. '27, and 25, at ten, at Attorney, Mr. G,orge Brown. Welton-place, y road, MS 411 s..x. William Laker, Brivol, cabinetnnaker, June 29, !Nand July 2.1, at eleven, at the Rock, l'on,cnet, Monmouth. Anomie's, Mr. Pugh , Bernaril-nrtet, Ru , sell-square, Lundutt; or Mr. Ph!llrre t Daniel Freeman, of Watton.tlederedge, Gflaueerers'ilre, linen. draper. June 23, :4, and July ‘.:5, at el• vett, at the Rant Inn, Glideester. Attornies, Mr. '1 Itutnas llayier, Clement's Inn, London; or Mr. Young, Dtirsity. Georty,e Walker, of Stockport,Cheshire, fellmonfer, lone 21, 2; and July 2f at two, et the Ca-tle Inn, h•ockpurt. Agornirs, Mr. Ba ldeley, Stockport; or Messrs. Mihte and PA. ry, I ens. ple, Lot , 'on. Thont-s- i 1 .1 lit •of 1 .tlnt l -1.1 Urn Irony, Radnor lore, dra. ver, 7. el• aaa r I ur, at the Kin .'a Head Inn, Kingston, Herein) d. 'tort is. . lessll. Davies and Barks, Kingston; or hertjeinln 13 , ruard-street. RUS•ri: square, I.rmstort. James Chadwii.k, of London, and of Sunlit., Surrey, in.:r. l ant, June 20, 97, and July 25. at eleven, at Guildhall, London.. • Anomie., Mr. Hadfield, nuieltester ; or Mr. eitnip Toner, London. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. July -1. Thomas Br nti, Iliehoregate-street, haberdasher, at twche July Alexander Maxwell Benny t, pevonshire. street, Inter:trim broker, at one. June 27. Harriet Young and I horses John Clunie, Circhester, saddler., at twelve. July 1. Isaac Valery, Artillery-place, merchant, at twelve: July 1. H 'Ty Canning, Brea"-•t eet, merchant, at twelve. Jane 24. 1-bn Pearson, Warvinek-str..et, dealer, at one. June 27. J t.nes Ad. dinging, Tottenham court.re2.l. tallow-chandler, at eleven... lune e 4. Welty Keen( Smbhers, 141eveptirt, coal -master. at twelve. July I. Lawrence Theckwood, St. 4`..udreer Unite-shaft, dealer, at twelve. July 1. thomas Ambrose, flaltere-h3ll-court, %Omen-reliant, at twelve. June 27. Thomas flayclon, Mitte.ain, baker, At :mire. June 27. !Vs - 1 ! Joyd'e underwater. at twelve. July - 29, lobo l'yerell, Maidstone. lent answer, at eleven. June 17, Jelin Killinedy Nfalleioil. • wevines Alley, bill broker, a• ten. July 4, Win. Nouthwark, I.at• manufacturer, at 'en. July 1, Will am Barrett, Broad-s, nee. London, merchant, at one. tidy 29, Peer Vigne, Bath, jeweller, se one. leap 1, WilHatu dainmits, Loose, Ken-, paper-tuaker, ar ten. July s, Jamie Heldbig Street and %Vitoria !erect • Bueklersbut y, teat loners, at one. hale I, I litmus Pallier, New it 0.24, Whitechatwi, soarmaker, at Gee. July 4; *llamas Male, Broad-stroet-Buildiags, merchant, at e'even. Jima '27, Joseph Sharp, Camberwell, market-gardener, at twelve July 2e„ (*homes Eddi,on, Rooster!, Isnest-drader. at twelve. July 1, William Smallwood, Greenfield sire. i,up..older,at floe Juno 13, David Arma, Graceehurch-e•reet, Seoits at eleven. July 1, Geo. Willis, Bath, upholsterer, r one. Lily I, John Lloyd and Wm. Writ .wat, Upier Thsni. s•tit .t, 'grocer, ay len. itti; s, Frederick brown, Croydon, grocer, at twelve. July ThonSas Fear r, Nicholas-lane, mercitsio, ar ten. July 1. lowiph Barker, Baldock, intikeeln.e, at tit-. Jon.. 13, LAID Parry, Qtatity-court, Chancery-lane, sci eine, at eleven. July 1, Cherie. .Chririan Becher, Lothhury, merchant, at one. July 1, John Charles White and John. Richards, merchants, at ten. DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUNTRY. June 29, Daniel liewson, Wigton, and Joh? Barnes. Little Ramplon, manufacturers, at eleven, at the King •Arns., June 20, Mary and John Cox Entsworth, iunkeeper., at use, 4 the Black Dos, Emswortb. lune 23. Thames Bas,:se.r, Pres• tun, grocer, at one, at the Leg, of Mann, Preston. June es, Charles Magee,Whitehaven, brucer, at elereu, at the Black Lion, Whitehaven. June 28. Ehvari ktoetle,ige, jun. Barracks* le, cattle-dealer, at eleven, at the Green Dragon, Caritale. June .24, Mannadake Appleton, Ktine,bo-ougli, !men-manufacturer, 4 elevea, at the White Hari, Bull. Jimmie i 7, Samuel Adams, Wale sail, merchant, at eleven, .tlien Write llar•, Dagbeth. June se, Richard Lovell, of Be..iurd, cerdwainer, at twelve. at the Swan, Bedford. June 27, Charles Cope Earle Welby awl Co. I.Ycester, bankers, nun, at the White Hart, Leicester. June 27, Willem Evans, of %Vacate] I.utscer, ar eleven, at the Bear, Woodo•wk. June e 7, &wets dams and San sect (.:e• ,cc, Bristol, meeca w as s at one, at the Commercial Room., brukui. 2 30, John Dur. ham, Lancaster, sailcloth-manufacturer, at eleven, i• the King's Arms, Lancaster. June 2d, Richard Pracuek, Liverpeol, maker, at eleven o'clock, at the George Inn, in Liverpool...-. July 1. Thomas Smith, Manchester, calico primates, at one, at the Star, Manchester. June 30. John Branch, Manchester, dealer, at eleven, at the Dog, blanche:ter. July 3 Samei Laid. dock, St.:Word, grocer. at eleven, at the Swan, Stafford. June 30. Peter Nl`Keaul anti James Nl' Gauchin, Manchester, merchant% at eleven, at the Dug, Manchester. Jul 1. John Jaffersoo, Bus. nerd Castle, miller ' at eleven, at the Kiaa's I lead, Barnard Castle. June 29. W illiam Dean, jun. I::xeter, china-merchant, at tve: ;re, at the Globe, Bridgewater. June 29. Edmund Lord, Roughly:, woollensuanufacturer, at four, at the Bull, Burnley. June 29. M.cliael Sato:shy, Atm field, se:tient:4 at I I, at the Greeu-Man, .tshbornc. July 3, Pailip I ialey, Ply Aleut b.disck, atinet -maker, a: the Kihs's Arms, Plyntouth-dock. July 4, Samuel Wawa, Ilkelton, chandler, r ten, at tha Flying horse, Notarghant.--. July 4, William bad, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, a: the Dog, Manchester. July 4, I high Wilson and Joan Lightfo.a, Not tineliarn, hosiers, a: elevee, at tisk Ram, Nottingham. July 4. R. Marruat, Surthrapturt, b taker, elaven,at tie 41eorge, North. moron. July 6, Nicholas Hurry and Christopher liird !onto, Liverpool, tnercharita, at one. at thetkeirge Liverpool. July 5, Nathaniel Enna, Hinckley, letekr, at eleven, at the dill's-bead, Hinckley. July t, Samnel W twll, Halesowea, draper, at eleven, at tha Royal Hotel, nil ,eingliaut July 3, Witt. Graham, Liverpool, liquor-merchant, a: r 4 the York Hotel, Liver. pool. July sto, Thomas Nock, Birmingham, (Actor, at eleven, 4 the Rural Hotel, Birmingham. July 4 Charles Hopkins, :.toter. badge, mercer, at eleven, at the George, Bawdier. • CERTIFICATES—June 24; • • John Manby, of Woodbridge, miller. John .M`Mil'an, Rlaek. burn, duc a t-draper. ern, jun Nl•ildooae, dealer. Daniel Ames, jun. *Ntaivicli, papaerierehaet. Joan :sore, K„,gs, Bromption, dealer. Thomas Steele, ancliester, cotton dealer. John Brooking, Bristel, dealer. Robert and Joshua Marriott, Rochdale, cettoo-spniners. Win. Glasbronk, Go,well verraes, toy-maitm Acre rer Andrew L..)yeSotl. Albion-street, niert;laut. John Ching, I)artmotath, :tiller Priscilla &maul, Einviiriin, schoi a„,i„ fts ,, muliotly Rushton, : tiliutngh un, eoichrnaher Charles Cuime Earl Web?, I.eicester, banker. Victor rem esn, it ema a t street, victualler. Ellis Neselliarie, jun. South ilea CIIA:t1.: hers, 111$11fACCe•bt Oka. • Joshua Bolslia w, I.iverpool, plumper John N'hit 13ethilai.green, cuelenerchaei. Jena g 7 —L'harlei Bryan, Angel court. Throginiwton-street, merchant. 111.171 , 11441, Benjanuis Clark, Kteghley, seedeisau hem arkat lay, Col. chaster, a qilse.epar. Daniel.Crabiree, Sarah Hodge, I:.xe.er, milliner. John Miller, Langriage, tist4er in horns. P ter Vigne, Asalhjeorelirr JOLV I,r Peter Cues:, Chrogneurien. street, auctioneer. Irm.' Mien, Castle -street, carpenter. ti.ut •si,Vler-, Auctioneer. Juhu Harris, Newgate-sweet, prints. der. .1,4,u Luau, Can veil. street, stableekesper Matt h ias Pearce,. Little .F.astcheap„inseis eion-merchant. Paul Lee, oanat Shields, .trugget. Rd. klarrison, sea. Maidenhead, brandy-uteri:ham. Rtacer Buzkl.. Monaclioram, minor. James Waiuwrig..it,lisii.Wavertreeoleasor. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con -1.16 tractors for the present S I' ATE LOTTERY, respret fully submit the following GRAND SCIIEME to the Pubirc—con t Lining Prises of ,e 40,000, :030,000, £2o,f 00, To begin Drawing the 19th of JIILY, lois, Besides 1:1,000 GUINEAS, Which will be pail in GOLD without deductioa. SCHEME. of £20,000 are sello,ono 10,400 . . 80,000 1 ...... 5,250 ... 5,230 2,0 0 1,050 „ ,„„, 3,1 1 0 6 ••• ...... 140•0 ......... 5,000 And 3,060 other Priava of lesser v.hp. The First-drawn £20,100 will have .C!o,t):Ju more, tii;.: l .l:g A PRIZE of .e 30,000. The Second-drawn -- 0 20,000 will have 5_:40.0 more,. making A ritizt.: of £att,ooo. The Firstedrawn rei 0000 will hate ft<t,ooo more, making A PRIZE of ,C-20,C00. PRIZES TO BE PAID IN GOLD: The 10 First-drawn Blanks, the Ist clay, will each receive 100 Guinea. in Geld, milking 2,000 GUINEAS IN G 04.1) ! The Fortieth drawn Prize, the fir 4 :y. receive 5,100 GUINEAS IN GOLD I The Fifth, Tenth. and FifteetEn Planks, the second day, . will each receive 1,000 Guilieas in doh% making 3,0:.;0 GUINEAS IN GOLD ! The 20th, 30th, st*.th, and 50th drawn Clanks, the third day, *ill each receive 5.10 Guineas in G-Id, milting 2,000 GUINEAS IN GOLDI Tickets and Shares are selling in variety of Numbers, by RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors, at their Offices, Cott:dull, and Charing-Cs-ov. ~~ ,- , ):... ,