Star. — London, England, 1801-07-11 00:00:00

.4' .r, lr .. • , .... 4, .... .., ,0 , .., ......,..,....it a i, .. A:y • . v..% _ ..--1 ,hk-ftk .f, .'l4- 6 rn......:, ', . - t • . t I It at ). ,I • I iitnnspß 5947] SATURDAT, JULT 11, 1801 .R;( E • IX-PLNCti CHANGE OP ENTERTAINMENTS. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ASDLEY',, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Higieneffes the Prime of Wales and the Duke of York. ir ysi MONDAY NEXT, JULY tg, will be pre. J kilted, ma time) a New' lse Divertifement, called THE. PR I ZE; • Or, THE LITTLE TRADER. Tea which VI& J Y (a Pupil of Mr. Mercerot) will make her firft appearance at this Theatre. In the courfe of the Evening a variety of Comic Songs, written by Mr. Upton, will be lung In charatfter by Mr. Johannot and Mr. Wallach. The Flying 'Phcenomenon, Mr. IRELAND, will go through his wonderful Leapt, Ste. EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, By the Fult Troop in England, particularly,Mr. WEST, will perform his unequalled Herfemanfhip. By defier, and for the esth time, the New Military and Naval Spedtacle, called BRITISH GLORY IN EGYPT ! W r itten and wawa for Stage Reprefentation, by Mr. Miley, jun. Delineating in Twenty-one entire new Scenes ' , the whole of the important circumftances ,yrhich took place .from the zd of March, when the Brid es Fleet anchored in Aboukir Bay, until the glorious 2 tit. Particularly the hard tontelt between the brave azd and Invincible Legion ; to con clude with the total defeat of the French, and the capture of the Invincible Standard, which is pretended to the ever-m -ite-lamented Sir Ralph Atearcromby, after having received' his death wound; and introducing a Iquadron of • French Hullos, a fquadron of Marnalukes, and a tquadron of Bri tt& Cavalry, tnonnted on real Holies. The whole to conclude with a Comic Pantomime, partly nest, but chiefly taken from the Daernon't Tribunal, invented by Mr. Aftley, jun. called THE FAIRY; Or, HARLEQUIN PRISONER. Intraduchig a great variety or Mechanical Changes, Magical Deceptions, taper!, Scenery, Machinery, Stc. The Pantomime to conclude with% Grand and faithful Remo (citation of a BACCHANALIAN TEMPLE, as ckdicatest to Bacchus by the Grates and Romans at Samos, and intrn. Miring an infigkt of the Rites, Attributes, and Devotions paid to Bacchus, with appropriate Cars, drawn by Lion's Tyres, &c. Doors to be opened at Half paR Five, and the Performance do begin at Half pall Six o'clock, precifely. Second Ptice to commence at Half paR Eight o'clock. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Amphitheatre, of Mrs. Connell, Box-keeper. Cr On Monday the soil ieltant will be prefented, an en tire new Grand Hiftotiod Spedt.acle, written by Mr. Upton,. and got up by Mr. Aftley, Jon. With fuperb Scenery and Dram. Rally conformable to the Eleventh Century, called PAIR ROSAMOND, or, WOODSTOCK BOWER, in which Mi. AITLET will make her re-appearance. Ti HANOVER-SQNARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ADDITIONAL PICTURES, is re-opened, and will continue every Day, (Sundays excepted), from Nine in the morning till eve/ling.—Admittance One Shilling. ROAD TO BRIGHTON--COCK INN, surroK .. . HEREFORD MUSIC MEETING. THE Proprietor of the above Inn, finding Wm- THE Triennial MEI. CtNG of the THREE (elf very much injured by a relic report being clrcelet.d, CHOIRS, Hereford, Gloe.qt.tr, and %Vomiter, will ba that the Houle was Phut up, and that the Nobility end Getrry held at Hereford, on Wed:ld - tiny the tf di of Scptcmb-r. igoz. could not be accommodated with poll liorfes, begs leave to and the two ft:mowing days.—Particulars will be retiiibeg is inform his Friends and the Public in general, that the liuu e due tfeie. NEW MANUFACTORY. RMBA RTS and PLOWMAN m o lt r e fp e etf u lly inform the Nobility and Gentry, who hive not fern their New and Elegant Manufactory of Chanberry and Italian Mu& Has, that thur Warehouts is the lady place in this Country where they can be bad genuine--No. t, Chandos-Brat, Cr van-(larder. has not been [hut up, and that there la a regular fupply of Poll srrwitpot. Norio and good Challis,. and every other accommodAtion.and Joan Seel:mato It r.Efq.M P. Rev. rehdracon that any Family my be accommodated with Ch.iiies all the R. P. Kmaii r, Leq P. Rev. r- LANcoon. way to Brighton to prevent the trouble of Chilling h.v age. E. 13 (tier., EGI, Rev I MITCHENER's MARGATE AND YORK Ho 1 EL UN THE PARADE. • j MITCHENER refpeeifully acquaints the No r a • billty/ and Gentry, that the above Hotel is tipenett for the reception of Fies or fingie Gentlenteq, on the moil liberal terms.—The Hon k is newly fitted up, and the Aparnnents neatly Nita , commanding a line Sea prolped. The Pro prietor hap 'pm to ;Ohre the Nobilky and 'Gentry, who dull hada? the Hotel wish their refidence, that his Ream, Beds, and finelt, mall be at all times in the moR perfedi order, and that h blzheft ambition will be to merit their piaronagc and approbation. Single Gentlemen may be aeconunodated with Board &c.—Dinners, Wines, &c. feel out on the lhorteft Notice. Adjolning to the Hotel, Mitehener has Marble Salt Water Botha, Which may be brought to any degree of best at five mi nutes Notice. Tn 81. SQL!) BY AUCTION, At the Cir. of London 1::n, in ',wit', N. B. A great variety of Fancy Bilka,by the Mattafaanters. LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL. Ponder's Red ; Middtelex. tmEthg. SPARKS returnswhCliete Ch urch , her s eer Ed mon ton. and Edt re. AJA. fpe.tM Thanks to her Friends and Vie Public, fest the Battering Tellimenies the has received of tbelr approbathandors mg the thOrt period of her ettablifhinent, and begs leave to of. furs then. her School fhall tontinue to be diftingulibMby the matt liberal treatment, and the arid& attention to the Morals and improvement of her Pupils. —.School will open again on Monday Its adth Intl. Cards of Terms, Etc. to be had of MelTra Hairs, Seedfmen, St. James's. ftreet ; Minh. Walker and Welt, Bookfellers, St, Great Port land-Rrcet ; Mr. Hitcher, Haberdlther. appofite the New Church, Strand 4Mr.Walker, Bookfeller, Pateroofter Row; and Mcliii. Cookfon and Barnard, Habadathers, No.ll, Billsopf gate Without: , . On Mo•klAy, pay v", tact, at Eleven o'Clock, THE I:ria,__GRAFF VAN SCHiVE!IIN, of Yntbdeu,‘Pinest ST. Jai. tatatt Matter; together with her Mats, Yards, Booths, Standing and Rtionlog Rigging, dnd all her Matt-daft ant: Stors. Tbe above Itrig is furvizn bupt,buttben about 2C9 tons, and is wed found. Yoe particu!ars enquire of fcsoftlan Fridag. Efq. I.onden and Mein... Fedor and 91in R, Dover; of whom Inventorial m .y be had a week before- the day of Isle. CARI)IGANiHikE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Or in the mean I Jou by private Contrati) At the Mack lion Inn, in the Town of I.ampeter-pont-h• phen, In the laid Cdunty, on Saturday the Bth of Augur neat, between the hours of lhrce and Six o'clock in the At- N. B. Livery Stables, Endofed Coach Hodes—die Mall Coach goes daily to and from Town, and alto carriages of all denominations. tern*, together or in Parcels, u than be then and tberb aimed arm. A CAPITAL and CQMPACT FR EF.HOLD A. ESTATE, call •ti The GWASTOD ESTATE; cow fitting of the following !Fianna, Tenements, Lands and PfCntlfeh viz. t.ivraftod Donn& and Lands. Trc&tor, Ty'n-y.Coed, Abermarlu, Gwafiod Mill end Lands, Ltwyn-utadog, ',ll'y'an• r Iron, and Wernias. Containing by Adnicsfuranent 1.11 the whole Four Hundred and Siety-feven Acres, and of the yearly, Value of :sot and upwards, all fituated in tb • partfh of Lan& dewybrevy, in the Coln iy afortfald. For furth_r particu'ars apply to H LLOYD, of Caa mar hcn, At: Irney.--uatell rb NT. JOHN DOVERS, Woollen-Draper, No. io6, Newigate-itreet, op to Warwick-lane, refpeafully ac. quaint s his Friends and the Public, that he lays in a frail Affort- ment of Superfine Cloths, with other Woollen Drapery Goods. every Week; and continues to fell on the following reduced' Ptiees, to thofe Friends who take Credit: his Prices are the tam as other Drapers. The very belt Superfine Cloths - t 71,61 a Yard. Raven Greys - • . 18s. Blues - - • - - ails. 6d. Seconds • - .. - ' ass Liveries - . . - so.. ILerfeyneeres • - - IL Greco Cloths for Card and other Tables, Ccsidtgs, Planets. Plorentine ' Silks, Velvateens, Ste. with a peter variety of Yortikire Cloths, than at any other Ourp, 'kali as per cent. cheaper. J. D. undertakes to snake GentleronesCloaths on the ihorteft notice and molt resfonable terms. , NOTICE TO JOliN VAIR, Son of the deceafed WY. VAIR, Wig-maker, in Edinburgh. 'THAT, if he will apply to Thomas Brodie, Efq• No. to, 109 e; Bench Walks, Temple, London, or to loreph Gamin. Efq. Writer to the Signet„Elinburgh, be will be uifenned of the particulars of his Father's Will in his favour, under which he is intitled to a conliderablt property. The Lid John Vair was apprentice to Mr. Tucker, Attorney, Mount Row, Lambeth, London; pritlifed a lbort time 'or himfeif in the year 1788, and afterwards rallikd at John Pt n, Efq.'s, at Stoke Park, near Windfor; and lithe &Id John A , ait bas a Child, or Children, they wdl bear deoußderabie ad% PO. biges'arifing to tin in from the fail Will, epos application to Mr. Brodie or Mr. Cauvin. . It is rtqueftcd that any of tilde to whom die raid John Vair was indtbted, or others with whom be Was acquaint: t, ; io give fuch information as they can ecforedling him, and woe re he lilt !elided, b 1 letter' addrefed to Mr. Brodie, or Mr. Cepa, as above. LI mp sa.x To yr Sut.o IT AUCTION-44 Mr. PRITCHARD At the itolphin-Inn, Llttle-Haftfrion, on Friday' the rith of hay, allot, at Tien ollnek In the Afternoon, "THE &Rowing FREEHOLD ESTATES, which arV hinny by the name of HAMPTOI4-COUR.T; LIE 1. A genteel Brick Dwelling-knife, veld a Garden Lit exist; the P earifes contain Three Bed,-chamheii, a Dining. robin, Parlour. Xi' then, 'Vaffshoufe, Pantry and Larder; :era are let to Mr. Fran+ Acres. I'S ROADS, - pi NC:IL IS H STATE LOTTERY, ISo 1 , begins DRAWING M ARCH 3, Illq?. -8 " SCHFME. No. of Prises. Value of each. Total Value. 4 - of . - L. 5e,630 . la . L. 110,000 4 • - 1 oho° - - 40.000 4 - • - GM - - Idpoo 1 - .2 Iry - - tokuo to - - t coo - - topou 5 00 - - 6poo so ; - zoo - - 5Pc O zoo - so - - 5,c 3 0 !Loco - - 18 - - 3341,00 A New Edition of this atilt' Book (being the Thirteenth) is sovr preparing for the Preis, sad will be publifhed with all convenient fpeed, under the fandion of the Original Proprietor, Lieutetiant-Colonel PATERSON, AC filtant quarter - M ader-Getierat of his Majetty's Fortes; with the additional aid of FRANCIS FitEELING, Erg. Secretary to the j'eft-011ice, and of the fever's] Surveyors of the Provin cial Diftriets, by Authority of the Bolt Matter Gcneral.fo that every information will be obtained, and every attention paid, In order to render this Work as complete as poifible, for official as well as for public accommodation. Lot s. A r..hteet Brick Dwelling-Mace, and Garden In front, containing the like rooms as Lot a—kt to Mr. JchtfThenlpfon, • Lot x and a. face the River, from which they are only few paces diltant, and coMmand I foll profped of it, with a good view of the Sea. Lot 3. A Brick Dtvellirtrhoufrositt artful! pine of givord to frost—let to Mr. West. Orr. Lot 4. A Welt Dwelling-bode, and field piece of ground la front..occapied by Mr. D. lAD/White. Lot s. A Erick fh•cring-honk, and ftnall pie cc of ground Ica froitt...oecnisied by Mr. R. Dyer. Lot 6. A brick and fmall piece of ground is (rout—in the occupation of Mr. Edward Waal Lot 7. A Brick Dwrlllng.hoofe, and (mall piece of ground in front, in the occupation of Mr. John fifewett. Lot & A Brick Dwain-Houk, and (mall piece or ground. In front, let to Mr. W. Woods. Lot 9. A Brick Livelltafg honk, and (mall piece of ground in front, la to Mr. W: Hopkins. • Lot to. A Pick Pwelling-Houk, and Mall piece of grottn3 In front, let to Mr. J. Richard/on. . Uttie-Hampton has for many years been retorted to at 11 Wateri &Place, and is in corifiderable eltimation.—The Sand there is very fine, and at low water affords i ride for mane mils; there arc alto sweat* rides to different parts of din icigibourhool—A Cooch. goes to and from London tides times a week—diftant, p miles from Worthing, 18 from Brigh ton, 4 from Arundel, 13 from Bognor, and 14 from Chicht:ter. The premiliv may he viewed en application to Mr. I. Lcggatta bolter, at little-Hampton ; and lumber particulars known of the Anltioneer, in Ctmc-lane ; or of . Meffrs. °Mine and Champ, In North-ftaut, Chicheiter. VS IN FISH SAUCES, ate. A OAXMON TO FAMILIES. BURGESS's ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. 1-TE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS aa gabled by his sort tot ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, stud other RlChi SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED BEEP, H CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS; MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DILLICA- Cliff for the Taxan, SIOVOOAID and Stoat -aoont i which are more fully expreifed in his Catalogue, (Ha 1111/40 ram bourn* or ruin) has induced many perfons to give the fame name to.ARTICLIII entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by Perrone who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and &mimic!, to folieit Orders of Tradefmcn and Inn-keeper, who in toofoquicnce, are often (erred with a Seuatous Soar, by allowing them an extra pro. fit ; which is not only an impolltion ; but a great DiCappointment to Fanatics who purchafe them with a view of having goad SAVOIE to their FISH, &c. N. B—Node are His Dettuitt a, but what have there words en the Label, " Bo•ciass's OILIOI74AL MID SO/111101 Es. SiriCt or ANCROVILI, No. rob Strand, Corner of Savoy Banc London." • This day was.pv6;iihed; price its. 6d.. . • The Fourth Edition, conftdCr..ibly enlarged. of THE FAMILY MEDICAI. COMPENDIUM -I- with an Effay on the Meares of Trnplesl Climates, by D. Cos, Chrtnitt to his MAJerry.--Sold by Hstchard, Picca dilly; Mortar and Co. Fleet-ftreet ; and may be had of the principal Booltfellers io the Imperial Kingdoms, and at the Au thor's in Gloceiter. ko,ooo Ticket* 34- toPoo CAPITALS DLTT. . RMINAHLE t Wit-drawn Tkka i;th Day L. 10,003 Ditto - WI Day =goo . Ditto - 3,d Dey %ciao° Ditto 44-th Day t,oco The Nobility, Gently, Merchants and others, are refpetft fully infonned, that orders for Mr. Cox', MRDICINR CHESTS. AROMATIC PRARLII, CMARCOAL Toor ti.Powo ra, Extraeis sod Enures of Brttlib Plants, Spice Menet', dcc. &c. are duly received at Mr. Hasoliard's, Bookfeller, 173, Piccadilly; Mr. ; Mr. Horton, Evileburch-flreetl Mr. Mer. ter's, Pea I pr. shephgra's, befftoi ; and at the R o I. E t.A so aATORT, io Gt.ocasria ; where a vary l tJctal allowance a thadr fdr Ready Money. Tickets, and Shares of Ticket, :re filling at every Lleenfed Lottery Wee iu t:uglanta, treLtd, and Scotland, and the Prizes win be phi/ in full Sterling Money. PRESENT PRICE Ticket - -4.1 s r s o Half - 8 a o Eighth - a z q (tarter -4 a o Sixteenth - o 6 TI et§ will Its.,ep gradaal:y riling the fable as laft year. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, POIILTILY, LeINDOIIo (eftablilhcd in the Year 17(9), and City of Olafgasr, are appointed to fell the Tickets and legal Ramped Shares of the !RUH LO ITE.RY FOR JULY. SCHE.ME. • Y his Mitjelly's lte*a . Letters Paredt PKOB - JACKS, otioftradialml a pendpki wholly new, anti proved to polka advantages worthy public attend as they he fevers' years without oiling, and repknilhed from the external part by drawing $ (crew, slimily avoiding the no+ unity of a fmith or (weep, the put molt fubjed. to friction in- Sandy repaired, and, by a very fimple operation, the noire ufu ally compliMed at in a nanimain Sautheiseh is prevented. They 'are cakulated for the melt modern as well ma intricate chimn ltaferensm may be had touring* at tdo refpNitable &Mines, who have bad them hi tile *spreads atlirm years without oil ing. Theft Jacks do not exceed 'common ones in price, will Mae dials Sr without fiats, and are kept In repair (if required) in any part of London at es. lid. per year.--Sakkby the Paten tees, J. and W. Pietist', Back-hill, Hatton-garden; where lay be bad all knotted Roves and kitehenrarrgin, an Unproved principles, with or without 0V€16114114 holkra 0v on a saw principle, the bell adapted to bake bread, meat, pica, de. war ramti to ardwer. Old Jock. and Ranee rakes In etchange. N. B. The Parti r ae lh a fad at the Manufadory, m3 se where elk in ANGIBAUD's PECTORAL LOZENGES of BOVA w ESE Lozenges, which have been fold in rlngkwd upward* of one hundred and thirty Pram weft invented by CHAR Li! A MOS IA D, formerly of Annie- Airy to the then King of Prance, and have been conveyed by Atipasun of the Mend Receipt ti tie prefent rd a2Mktorsbi. IL CDAL Anciumus ils Gyandroo, who hen for nom Olen (crony veiny in St. Martin's-IWe, Landon. 1%-erbey at blinded open jtelt Mddied Principle*, and are "snort pleafant and effettual Itamody Coneos, Ctitic and Into demo? tits Lungs. Ey their sheathing Q_nality they quickty Immure C.:womb*, or troubSicene tielnin& Cooglls, and afford great relief in Sore Throats, Sorcnefs of the &cat, and Aftb- Monk emplanes. NM by ntrldritment of she Prorvievor,in bows, peke vs. 2 each, duty included, by Mr. Newly -Iy, No. j, St. Paid.; .. Goldnig, No. ni,C•tblifif Mt. That, at the Royal E...uhs; Me di*. Bayley and Mew, CAgehipse.lbratt Ms. Wailea/Okt Pond-firm; Mr. Jcboult, No. ayo, and hit. Padding, No. Olford.4wet • Mr. Ward No. sm,thsiborn ; and Mr. Clarke, A OAII4II TN this Age Of tummy and Licentinsitnefs, when ••• the %Wendel:t of youth difappoint the repeatable's of mr twity, sad by the ftlendation of prentotitra sod *ctlp aid es* it it mit to its wandered that a Medicine of fuel' reliorathraissiaN en at the RICTIVIA TIC LOZEWCLIS of STEEL, Neal tato the fairiblon and rwontramition of thin M• diva! eliarad en F.O ropr.—M any Pr Komori's were law le Minoring udder inlimititiet, which rendered life infupportahle r are now enjoying Waldo. rid ?WWI ttie vs4\l4-sihe Issiglidh te, related, the emaciated of either fes • thole 'rho Wive impala their cditltt4idons by a tong redder:re in unhealtb elladatni a o the wow* said the debilitated wet Sod in ebb Palm of Comfort, a degree of retnisantimit ID* • ai rig r traatidon from thifcefone to health and cam ° L Lta Wt dim Modelle, de Neastipalics, s 4fivassiods Lena. it' of Sicil, arepepared by Dr. Ss wa•r lio• ty. Clisisinised Erect, lifteediburf; 3.1111 told by his Agent, R. Barron. Dille gilt, Me. ahem StMd; gad min by alt retpositiddr P - Venders la the United Kingdom, price ys the bow, duty iam ded, with the Cadet's Pi:twilit and Iligearare do c.icb, without rake% saw an h• DT S a T=an ?amide CI the Ckii r ta that' los !Awe OK% Met !V& • This day were pabHfhed, nently printed In one vol. Oiftwro and embellifbad with three defile cup:wiry, pride tos. boards, or nit fine Royal raper I3s. ', Err ERS of Lady RACHEL RUSSELL ' • from the Vianareript In thiEibrary at Wooburn Abbey. Td whick are prehiad, an latrodraion vindicating the chandler of Lord Ruff II apinft Sir John Dalrymple, &c. and the Trial of Lard Witham ittotrai, ex fran the State Trials. Sixth Edition. London : Printed for J. Mamma, in the Poultry. Ten clay were publithed, elegantypriated by Benner, in Royal eta. prke Crewed, or on lA%exmans Superfine if 11 IX PICTURESQUE VIEWS its NORTH kJ WALES, engraved in Aquatint& by Aiken, from Draw kegs made on the Spot; with Poetical Reffeetions on leaving tint Coeurtry. By the Rev. BRIAN BROUGHTON, M. A. Fellow of New College, Oxford.. Prat fentioran confpicirnua Dem, Per in vias rope*, fern per jug., CHvolque ptieroptos, loitentes loiter aquas, nemorumque toeledi. GRAY. Mid broken chtfa,and roar of falling Goods, • The hourmbreathing gloom of footers woods, On cloud-cape mountains ne'er by mortal trod, Awe Rruck, we nearer fee a prefont Goo. London : Primed /at J. Mawman, in the Poultry. This day was publiflied, neatly printed in one large volume, I ante. price 60, is Words, A GERMAN GRAMMAR, adapted to the - USE of ENGLISHMEN. DI GEORGE HENRY NOF.HDEN, Phil. D. Printed for J. Mawman (facceffor to Mr. DOly), in the POultry; and fold alto by u!au and Co. Soho-fituare ; C. Gcifweler, Pallarthent.fintet ; F. Perthm and B. o.Horman, Hamburgh ; F. Nkolai, Berlin; and H. Dietrich Gottingen. The Delta Celtic, and the Critical Review, have taken notice of ebb Mott, ral eirpreißsi their rpprelofion in the following testa :—The Brides Critic for Decuabet 'Soo,. At a period when the German Language Is, in every department of literaturo, beanie c fo math importance, while the means of squaring it were heretofore V. impericelly fupplied, we are ham* to have it in our power to reconinuald toour readers a waft lilt the paellent, adapted equally to the nfo of the begin ner. who will find the firit element, explained in it is a poemr laxly clew, and ((onetime, a new manner; and of thole who Mee alrionly nude fame pros e& in the language, well wit likewite oblerve, that the Author has kept pace wit► the me [ dent improvement& in It, and that this German Grammar is moot e•ompvebenbre that ally width had before appeared in ikis cannery' ." The Britih Critic, in Prethee to Vol. XVI. " We Mall con doubt" the Mendel; of Mr. Neehden's German GrinViinar ; wort which, in tome Material points of 'nitration, is either original, or fupertor to all its predweitors." 'Merriest knew Ittbrusery, idol. • Thais an reed lent Work, castigated with great care and tide. The Anther iteridenty a miter aids wins Langmuir, end in 'be intrudes. den du germs wine& bat balidailloryr anteent tif thetwa prin cipal diakas, as well as of tho wire of that which, under the limed Hods Detach, 11 nevi the language of every German of education. In drckollons we fin/ much mom ima coat. mend ; and on the politica of wards,* fufigwet to general we girded by writ's 011 grammar, too much applatfe cannot be Who're& In SKIM 11111isousletwo do Jake to the Weller, ' we did cot copra the very free gicattuarned initiation we taw derived it'o4l the etainittatton d tble work." Ti he bile d j mismiab amieseistsi di PowearegPilile' lila in hisonsr, by tie lone Artlars, peke is. 64. No. of Prizes Value of each. Total Value. 1 Pri2 t 1 420,000 Is i 40. 030 2 - • • 30,000 . 20,000 3 - 3,600 - 35066 a - - 2,000 - 44 03 3 - - soazo - SiPoo 3 - 5 00 , I,soo zoo ' 3 360 00 6 - 1,9 80 - - 3 - Wars 8,066 Prizes 2 3.994 Blanks 3 2,000 Tickets 4 tso,oco Put of the above Capitals wM be actertninid a, &allows : tit Drawn tit Day 4,500 tit Drawn isth Day 45,cc0 Mt., 4th Day soo • Dkto 17th Day 1,000 Ditto 7th Day Loco . Ditto 19th Day so,ooo Ditto loth Day 1.000 Ditto sift Day to,oco Laft Drawn Ticket rood. Letters aftdrefal to svirrr end Co. No. it, POIILTItT, London, with Bank-notes, Poft 0111ne °Tali:Ft:or Bins payable nn demand in London, immedatcly sinrwrred, and all Orders by Coaelntim awards, rot Carriers, pandlnalty estimated. Price of a 'Fiches. - 81. Ns. Halt 0 Eilabth - L.l 1 6 glad* s o iftztecotk -o it 6 ty XV& *raw* the Both at July, t 8.41. • IRYSH LOTTERY, fat &pis Dtawbq Both July. 'THE TICKETS are fold and divided into -IL Halves, Quarter*, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HA ZARD, BURNS, and Co. Staab-Brokers. nt their State-Lot tery-Office,No. yj, under the Royal-Exchange, L.ondots, and no where et re on their Account. SCHEME Valet at each. hto,soo 146/100 3.0 0 * 1401 six* SO O zoo 6o N. et Prises A of Total Valve. M C 4 0 .0011 aopoo Rs poo —. coo OM 50 000 —• 1.500 3 00 3 6 0 ▪ 63,840 ACtsopoo 7,9 1 0 ..... 11,076 Prises 2 3494 Blank* 31,00 b 'Mhos. i a Part of t e i plias will be determined u knows: VW! drawn 4yoo Flrft Drawn 17th Day Lrooo Ditto de y goo Ditto sr!, Ay so,ooo • Ditto 7th nag soon Ditto . sift Day So,ooo Ditto loth llaty WOO Lail Drawn Ticket moo Ditto 13th Day SOW Orders SOWllipanied With Omit dated Bill. on London, or Poe Moe Orders, puncloally attended to ; and to prevent miftakos at well as delay, Carrefpoodents we regarded to trawfitadlithom by Pot. Afilharts fold at this Office will he (tamped ogrouldo se Aar of Podiums.. sod alfo with the Crows, and round it. lollsalanEs sod Coes Lottery Office." . . Latin poR paid, duly anfwerod, and Schemes gratis. • Dub. India, and South Sea Stadia. with their revisal An nuides, lndla Bond., Exchequer Bali. and all kind of Genre. .170011 Seaditics, bought asd fold by Giosusittimi. VALUABLE ESTATE IN EAST•LOTHTAN. To be erpied to Voluntary Sale, within , the Royal Exchange Coffee-hoofe, Edluburgh, on Wednefday, the 16th of AUgulti /Sot, at Two o'clock In the Afternoon, (Ittihad of the 13th Of illy, ,Sot, as before advertlfed), E Lauds and ER ates of LEASTON and PLEWLANMiII.I., lying In the ?with of Humble, and ettonty of Eißolothian. flat Eltates will be expand together or feparately.—Thug of Lofton coons of about 750 Scotch Acres, or you Engool Statute AlM' ' and titewlana.Hai confilis of about ma Scotch Acres, or as Este% Statute Atres, molly all Arable, excep•• lug what di Undo-wood or Plantation. Each Eitate affords a Freehold Qualification in the County, and hold, Bleach of the Crowh ; and ban Right to the Tythes, Parfamage. and Vicarage ; the Stipend was augmented not many years ago; and the Marfa and Church have beta lately rebuilt, and the annual bamboo are very lota- - . Tbc Lands of both Fillies are . of excellent Q2tality, partly of a dry free Soil, well adapted to Green Crop of every kind, and partly ef a rich Loon and Clay, yleidiessreat Crops of all khuls of grain. The lands are iteettp/cd by enrolee Tenants, at moderate Rests, particularly the Lcalkon Rftate,which is very improve able, and well Otuated for the heft of Markets, being Within Fifteen Miles of Edinburgit, Six of Haddington, and Fight of Dantean ; and only 1' we from Coal and Lime, with good Roads to all theft Place.. Both Elates are inclofcd, and fob divided with Ditch and Hedge, or Stone Dykes. The Fiends are well watered, and Aseitcred with broad Stripes or Belts of Planting.. There are about Lai Acres of the Properties Under-wood, having a nutr.h.r of rid Trees on erten Mate; and about too ftems of Fit Plantation, intcrfperfed with Larch aed all kinds stn hard Wood, above thi years old, in a thriving condition, ad well laid oat far g the property as well as afford.' b% it Potter. Theft woods, upon a late Currey, have been valued at 6occt ! The klantlon-Houk of Leafton Rands in a dry and warm &nation ; and may at a moderate Expence be made ht to as a large Family ; has a good Garden, sod well , Roam. , double Pipon-houfe; and if the Purchsfer of either Film (tumid be inclined to build, or to feu to others, there are many fine Situations for Haul-.;'and twfdg in the neigh bourhood of Lime, and plenty a Free-Rime in the Ground., and loot tar Iron, Timber-matitets, Bulidlnp of uly kind might be etedtesi at an r aiy eapence. The Rental of Nub Eftates, patting a reafnoable yearly "slue on the Thinninp of the Plantations, excliifiee of the Salt of grown Wood, iv upward. of aged.. a year; and though abaft 73 Acres, Pam of Lofton ineh.fores, sel4oinlt l / 4 . , the hlaahoo i , and 7 ,- . Acrn of View land-hill, be nut of 1. - ale to accommodats a Proprietor, aide are only bete rated at the Of mode toe than by good Thom.. The Eitate h panty formovided and intcrfcard with Trent. inrriesiets; has upon it 1 beafant, Partridge, Harr, in d otter Game, and is in theneiehbotarhond of Moue finite. Its deal biaty fur any Gentleman k!,-6mrs of a Compete Mate to near the Capital, and in fo good a neighbourhood, requires no Comment. For Patti:nisei apply to Alemnd. - : Grant, Efq. Writ& to the &Vet. Edinburgh at to Mellm. Rot. and Hall, Solbeitv l3ofertlbeour:. London; and John Aran, at the Heide Witt ar.A . the Pr.niftt.