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~~ k! . Ni'MDER 4.91 MIT DRAWN TICKFT 2spook • rrHE STATE• LOTTERY Begins Drawing J. The 29th of Novembori 18oa, attd contains 2 Prizcs of • - 4. shoos 5 P7izts of - - - st\o9o Pr;zto of - - - 5,000 • Prints of - - - t,OOO 8 Prizrst!f _ - ._ ' sto• A-d other Prizott amounting re tiCICFIS -.ndltES are on Sale at HOOGEh and r o :a, Stock-Brokers No. t 49. Oxford-area, Gi:l 3o ste Baud -meet, and No. 44, St. jantes t a-ftrat. Prizes to any amount paid on demand. TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, For the Fib-drawn Ticket. THE STATE LOTTERY-begins Draiwing November 29, 1802. Pa tUNT NIKES : Tieket • • - - 7 22 0 - StS o Fibbelt - L 2 5.6 (I v an. - 4so o Sixteenth - i 3- • Tickets and Shares ofTickets are now on file st HORNSBY and Co '2, 26, Co-nhill. oppate the Royal Exchange, London ; _ • . itift; at darn. Licrn&d °Bien throighout the Kingdom. Ails: a:a fold at this Office will he ft3mped. agreeable to Adt of Pit hant nt. with the wards ‘• State-Lottery Stamp-Office." bank, InAia. and South-Sea Stock,, with their feveral An. 'cities. anJ all kii,sis of Government Securities, bought and fold ty :s,tct:. FOR TIIE FIRST DRAWN TICKET !. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. Elias Drawing the 29th November SCHEME. s - of - 25,000 3 of - - 10,000 3 . . of - - SPoo 6 - • of - - :pm 8 - of • • 5 00 AO. 9,460 other Prizes from tool. to 191. amountit g in the whole to the fum of aBB.OOOL ' TICKETS and Shares will rife cenfiderably., therefore loft no time, as they are now idling is great satiety, and in Shares, at NICHOLSONI's FORTUNATE OFFICE, No 16, CORNIIILL; Where Two Prizes of 20,0001. and spool. each, in the two Lit Lotteries were told in Awns. BULL AND MOUTH INN, LONDON. THE Old SHREWSBURY and BIRMING HAM COACH, which many years travelled between Shrewfl.nr, and the ah..ve ►nn, will again Rant on the t3th irritant, and =dens evlry Monday. Wednefday, and Friday Ilaraings, at Ser. 1. o'Cluck C:1& at the errs Green Mar *a &ha in Oaford Sr. et on its way, for the greater conve nience of t►e Fatale, and wi:l arrive at Shrewnsury the day following, where other L..,:writs will be ready to forward Pal taws and I .uggage to Huh brad, and all otiii.r parts ofblorth Wales. on the moll reafanahle terms. Per armed by JOHN WILLAN a 4 Co. N.B. The Mad Coach every Evening at a quarter paf y. BLAIR's Cephalic Fluid, or Anodyne I:flince for the Head-ach, gives immediate relief in the not violent headach, from what caufe loner it may proceed; and though its operation is fo fuddeus the preparation is of fxh a nature, that there is not a poliddlity of its doing the ffighteft injury in any cafe wbatcvcr. What 'enhances the va lac of this Effenee is its agreeable fonts, molt perfect fafety, and immediate efficacy; for, being an Menial application of fubtle. penetrating, sonlatile fluid, it immediately operates on every nerve, at once relieving and ioratatiag tban from futon; Ilittry; not by meansof any temporary Rimulus Or deleterio.4 effluvia, but by anodyne and tonic powers peculiar to Welt Sold, by appointment, at Withal, bts Coeltell's Medicine wuthrufe, No. 22 ). Strand, fevarth book from Temple-bar, pke as 9d duty included; alfo, Eaton's, No. 250, and Green's, N 132, 02ford•ftrect ; Tutt and Bolton's, Royal Exchange; biLffrs Ching and Butler's, No. 4 Chearride t Kirk's Torittop, No 52, Sc. Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Hol t, rn; Mr. Barlow's, No, 39, Cockfpur-ftwart, Snrinktardo s• Obferve Signature, J. Gockcll , is his head-writhing, with in which none can be genuine. • AUTUMNAL PHYSIC FREEHOLD ESTATE, ISLE O F WIGHT. THE propriety o f taking f ame alterative me• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •a• diet* at that fed= or the year, to fadlitate the clams of At the Bugle Inn, Newport, Me of Wight, on Saturday the tatore, trailtrailbe obviate' to the weeks& c a p ac i t y : k i s a f a i r. :l ad of Odtober next, at Four o'Clock, - ' ll 7 Malec, founded by the wiftiom of our ancettors and fare. ' ALL that delirable Freehold Mate, called boiled by the appeolation, of every medical man : it s utibty is PITPLACE, pit:dandy fltuated in the Paddies of-Mot. oat wined to the prefect admit:we, but extends alto t o th e ! tenon and Brixton, in the Inc of Wi3ht ; confining of a prevent's° of many difedes, which frequedtly occur-when Sea- Dwelling-haute, containing two Parlours, a Hall, Kitchen, kaaLle Phylk has beeunegkeled. The Public are therefore PantrY,Walh-houfts, See. four good Bed-eh/limbers, with Gar 'minded, that De Vetoo's Veorraste Pitts are proled, I nets, underiround Cellars, and all neccff.try Out-buildings, in W ample expaience, to be the molt fee and efficacious meth- Igpod repair, fit for the refideuce of a genteel Family, with a me hitherto difeovered, as an alterative, purifkr, and (sweetener molt excellent walled Garden; Br Acres of Arable Land, in Oche blood, and for radically caring the Scurvy, &Taphole or good cultivation, and all the Tythes of Hay and Corn, arifing lint's Evil , Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprofy, the ill effetts of and growing in that partof ShalMeet Pariih, called South Down awry, and all di reaks criginattog limn an kr:parity' of the gpatter, which cattalos a 6; Acres and upwards of rich Arable Land, confiderably underlet to Mr. Richard Serie, at 451. Per A variety of proofs dthtdr elk:up, front people of:torpedo- annum (he paying all taxes , except a quit. rent of t2ll. yearly), Wy, are conftanly publillted in the London Ei cab": Pat era, whole Leafe is voidable Michaelmas, !Sas, bin would readily tie& muii naturally be fuppored to bare their doe weight, and quit it any time prior to that, upon having a compenfation laikrrode the ecceillt y of any further comment from the Pro.. made him. Ficus' ; yet he prefetnes to Wert, that the real merits of this ruptace fituated in the Weft part of the Ilk of Wight, amiable preparation willon a fair trial. plead more forcibly in eight miles from Newport, five from Frefhwatcr, and one its own recommendation, than any thin g w hi c h can beak! of it. ; from the Sea, of which it commands a pleafant view. °mPared and fold, in boxes, peke 4s. 6d, or flu boxes in one, The prefent Tenant will thew the Premifes ; and printed ttooel* 211' by the Proprietor. J. PIDDING, formerly Surgeon 1 particulars may be had at the Bugle Inn, Newport; Fountain, e the Army, at Lis warebook. No. 76.0xford-b.rect, oppofie Welt Cowes; Stag, Ride • Swan, Chichelter ; White Hart, Pantheon; r i ti a l, p a e Tett, Royal Exchange ; t ,Ching Winchefter Cs, Portimouth ; and Coach and Hodes, aa4 But*, Ne. 4, :Ward, 324, Holborn ; Shaw, ' Southampton. 74, Borough; and by every Medicine Venderin the Klesdcm ' • NEAR BILLERICAY, ESSEX. TO THE LAME TO BE &OLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE, BELL's RESTORATIIik jig ,E PILLS. in k On Friday the ssth cant , it the Rainbow Pollee-hoc, in Comhill, London, at Twelve titlark, THIS furprizin g Aiettioneirthe refult of fre ers ) , A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ' ESTATE, the A " a n eitafiva Oadiee, acid has been too . erfleffef es ia-P•tochial. and Tythe Free; , as well 8"1 " number of flawing Females with Ipenak, as tie Great arifing from 160 Acres of Rich Corn Land boa U - other ansdielnas bad Alkdo...jt b not :only de,. .. adjoining; n ' adireitageoully &nate on and roundtaindon to thevemotol of thok maladies' able on w catners az , tEll; lost two map and a half from Billericay , twenty-four tillu:lty, which gene/idly aseeeisee i pak ' , allow eciante- from Londok (Ind way time from a Navigable Cut , which Itt, Malty of breathing, head-aeb, palpitation of heart, 1 opanspankagen with the River Thames. known by the !same 1 , 1 roof appetqe, diminution of ltretulgb, (Welled legs, and other ' ot Use Qkapd Mate f containing sos Awes of very valuable it-talich * [ 7 m i n but is ego*, offitatious to eli clefts of Lppd , of which 316 are T l z u ttee and Extra-Parochial; now Huila and Merits . Browns, licl'I•1* fronl whatev er ""e it =V arife. and ispartiodsalp .let to two Farms , to Mr. ret lamended to all f eina:es from twelve to twenty ream of ! en•LtsrP, of which ten years will be unexpired at Micliaelnias !L . % cfpecially to th.ofe who have the leak sondem to sem. ! i. ea old and low Items, and on which the Laud Tax has "Ptian.--It is extremely cacious alfo to thofe who apart. i boas redeemed. rate we caknefs after in k ; - and it will be fougd ono of as 1 Tbe Haien,* cm Lee Chapel Faro is worthy ef being im _,ft etnedics mann dui complicated complaints which roved for a Gentianates Refidenee, the situation being eery 7 na lll accompany a certain period of life.-4t pros asslssicnous, end issrroonded by hose fine old Meadow and Ecru!mural feeretions, ftrengthens the lungs, invigorato the whole 1 Glowing Lend. itommoading a view of nearly tile whole 4 t'h! , and in its operation is gensie, eafy. and inseam— i Whom acne 19 a numb er Of "dim who haTA witueral WWI I To be viewed ` hp leave of the Titania., of whom printed 7voil e trful efficacy, nsay be bad at the ' places where the BO IPardeulars oily elm d;elle at the Cfown, Billericay ; the inn. /ce tlt d t i a V . - V/1144k at Mears . Barley and Boa s, Wine . at Rach(Pad aaeßrfkiel i Ind the Med it South End ; of Pee c h et ' - a nd rtta n Airs. N , C orner of St the Nista, of she Cbdimsfrod ash Ipf!rish Papas ; Whits I he:. ward, rratt. Roval Exekangar • wg, Oxford- UutiAreetwoodAnd gollearai itlinbeg ;of We*. &owae 114' ' : uu , N B O or . 34. Holborn ; zurtis, Ni soy, Stras4; and Taylor, Rik Ncirrifilk;' Mr. NWT, Attorney at 44,41 I am .. ' Z ' i t 1 74. . a ll : WWseits Ids r . Carter, 11 1 31 ltitor. maple low i and o r- z--7-7 an the Nrgirdm bi lleta ill ekt ll e,__. &__ -• _ ! , .. . 2 , . A ...r, . - 7 . I) . !. , 4-i t ., 1:.. , - r . . - • • c.O •* ' A - . .... :1 • . . . f'" • .4, 1, 4► . . . . , . -• . ~. . . . -.._ . . .... 0 4 . ... • • . • ..... a i Co , r e C •: 4 :. ' 1 • • O . *, ITO / i 1 ) 11 1. 1!)8 . .: . '••• • '''''") 1, . 111 . , . . • .- i . o'l . . • . . ''' ~ • ' Mk P- .• . _ • , . • , l O S , ... • ... - . -.4........ 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