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- 4 11-BILL OFFICE, Fobreior* 7, lel& "0 BB P4W OFF. dated in the Menthe of February and ander Act 37th George 111. Cap. Y. COMMISSIONERS of his MA XEY Amass given directions forpaying r.ntentioted E.:chequer Bills. with the Interest eyur-Big Qffice it the Receipt of Ezeheguer, /estmisu:er, on Monday, the 9th day March, . ,rainy (Sundays and Holidays enamel), Tuesday, the 3d March, from Ten °Time One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of for the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the place the Bills in Lists (which are to be ob- clasdng them in the order of their respective same amount being numerically arranged . , principal Slims, and Interest clue thereon, compu test days on which they are restordielp laird, to March inclusive, when the Interco wit/ yeaseA. , should they be acting as the Agent, r Mkt; inserted in the Bile, are previously to procureelio Holders ; and the Bearers are also indispen each Bill with their usual Signatures, and to residence at the bottom of each List ; and they ' altend the Ereheqrsers-Bill Office for Pay new Bills, and give the Receipts for the some. of the nfiresaid Bills should be desirous tf the Principal and Interest previous to the said they may be accommodated, on computing tie t which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said one day prior thereto. b• desirous y having tsew Exchequer Bills it iyment of Principal, upon marling new Bills, omountat the bottom f their Lists, Mitered on the 3d March, may be accommodated with or Order, carrying an It,- j the Defy, on every One Hundred Posits*, will bear date the said 9th day of March and with the Interest due in respect of Me Bills et,:lwrtged, on Tuesday, the 10th day of March, to be issuid in Exchange and made payable Order, as above-mentioned, may be either tram*. or Will be paid to the Bearer the Blank &id Exchequer Bills dated prior to the 24th February,llll7, be paid of, and the Inkrest thereon Ass mist ;ES, in the last LOTTERY, have 'ountry round, and shed their genial influence have visited. More than Thirty different nearly every letter in the Alphabet, have been good fortune, which, to many, might appear BISH, wiz only what every one might have 'articular of his Three t 20,000 Prises are u .. Aberdeen am meg ... X1,!60 .. Batts- ..... .......a........,,,..........„ 1.250 .. Berwick .. .- .. Bristol 1 1,250 .. 8rut0n.................. ...- Camberwell ............. ......... 1,290 Chesterfield ............ 1,290 1,410 of 20,000 Cork... ............... ............... 1,1120 of 10,000 th of 20,000 ...... Derby noon `i of 20,000 of 10,000 ...... Edinburgh .......... ...... 1,250 Aof 10.000 411 of 20,000 th of 20,000 th of 20,000 ...... Gloucester of 20,000 of 20,000 of 20,000 London, boot registered) Aof 20,000 ds of 90,000 a stle, (Staf)-- ........... - 1,250 , t of 10,000 .-s of 20,000 oth of 20000 Rh of 20,000 ...... Norwich - 1,250 Sch os 20,000 CA of 20,000 ... Penzance 1,490 16th of 20,000 11.eth of 20,000 .„ Whitechapel 16th of 20,000 16th of 20,000 Three Prim of £20,000 £60,000 •.• in the last Lottery that contained 5 Prizes of X 30,000, BISH sold them ALL!! ! New Letters begins 4th March—Three Prizes of 50,000 /00 Capitals—Yo Stock Prizes—All Sterling Money—l 2 Pipes 04 Port Wine, buicles the Scheme. • tiftEß • 96j 6 EXCEHIQUEII - . TO • Ertheclue r Wl' da gareh, 1517., kissed la LORDS C JESTr's TRE4SI absvc-n them, a t the &cher a Pa: aee-Yard, MOM • Nee kill be glean it a nd including Tut: the Morning till One ~• i n gsk vox!: anigs Bills are divild to pl, at Mir ),das: ondi woe for the spe ,o, 4 µepsiseiptc tut esesag the 4 pid 9th day U . Mall seil Aviv:, shoo wines are inserted • Imes rf such He • reptintito endorse e their names and resi neroper required b and to recJve the n. any cf the Holders u ng Payment of the day .e March, the 'Tat to the Day on toP. " forexamitwtian on Such Persons as owy s:e or in part of Payn mentioning the an brpre Tuesday, the Bills, payable to 2 Two Peace by .kh said sum Bills trii ' br littered together to be el.:hang thefiltheirtg days. 11t Exchequer Bills to or al • • by endorsement, or befilkd E. B. All Exchequer .1 ken advertised to be s I travelled the Cour every Town they ha ..e,iocluding nearly ,rchteti by this good I -seising, but in BISI :ttsi:—The Parties of gO,OOO . of 20,000 of 20,030 66 of ?Nen° of 20,000 Gab of 20,000 of 20,000 Pi of 29,000: • tab of . 20,000 d 20,000 th of 20,000 Eth of 20,000 in of 90,000 loch of 20.000 16,;h of 20,000 16th of 20,000 6th of 20,000 Rh of 20,000 16th of 20,000 16s1 of 20,000 16th of 20,000 HI of 40,000 la of 20,000 16t of 0,000 ithi of 20,000 Olt of 20,000 16th 06 20,000 ith of 20,000 G. CARROLL, SOLD in the Last Lottery no less than SIB CA. PITALS, including TWO OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, via. - 3,64.5 Class II £20,000, in Shares . 4,349 Ditto 20,000, in Shares 5,842 Ditto 525, in Shares 2,098 Ditto 210, in Shares 5,645 Ditto MO, in Shares 4,720 Class A ... 2lO, Whole Ticket. 0 . ettiOLL also Sold in Shares No. 7,735, the last Prize of I Ix,ooo ever drawn, at his traly-forttutate and old-established Xcii, No. 7, Corninli, and No. 26, Oxford-street. The ;resent Lottery will commence Drawing the 4th of Nest llseth. The Scheme is ctmpased of Sterling Money, and contains THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! One Hundred Capital Prizes! TWELVE PIPES OF FINE OLD PORT, &e. "_''zr Tickets and Sham for which are now on sale at the Oakes of G. CARROLL, 7, CoarnitaL, and 26, Ozroao-seaser. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &c. R.GREENOUGIrsPECTOrt AL LOZENGES of TOLU, the great demand for which, after upwards ar fity years trial, proves them a superi o r reme d y for ,all lioa.-tenowes, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Consump tive Cemplaiuti. The genuine only have " R. Hayward," l'lt'n2d nn th.: stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor !Inv. Greenough, the Inventor; sold in Boxes Thirteenpence 'llPennY each by his appointment, by F. Newbery and Sons, 4Paul's Ch urchyard; Sanaa and Co. Bow Church-yard; 41 11 and Ce, endislur-street ; Nix, Royal Exchange; Evans " 4 „ Son, Long -ham Wardo 24, Holborn ; Clark, 269, BoroOgh Ser. 1 30, Oxford-street ; Barclays, Fleet-Market ; Blake, 56, ; and thy Vanden of Genuine Medicines. Where also ""T c" had, Ht. Greenoegh's celebrated Tutcrears for macre tke Teeth and *at m, and curing the Tooth-acb, in enlarged ce llvitattis. Id. et cjwwitit " It. Hayward" biped an the sump- This day was published, In One Vol. poet Bvo. printed on fine wove paper. price One Guinea, in extra boards, and dedicated, by permissron, to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, SHORT PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS for the Culture of the ANANAS, or PINE APPLE PLANT. By THOMAS BALDWIN, Girdener to the Most Noble the Marquis of Hertford, at Raster Hall, Warwickshire, and Member of the Horticultural Society, London. Warwick : Printed and Sold by Henry Sharpe, at the Ad vertiser Office ' • and Sold also by Messrs. Rivlegton and Messrs. Longman and Co. London, and all other BOoksellers. • - a • • 9 4 • • • 4 Ott "`-st 41' g 1 ti e • dill (A 41- .• Pry/ MONDAY, FEBRUARY - 9, 1818. . 4 M USIC. This day was published, GUIDA ARMONICA, in which , the origin, sig. 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This day were published, Very handsomely and closely printed, in columns, royal 4to. price 111. 111. in beards, Vol. I. 11. and 111. of AMEN& OXONIENSES: the History of all the Writers and Bishops who have had their Education in the University of Oxford, from the Year 1500. First written By ANTHONY A. WOOD, M A. of Merton College; And now very considerably augmented in Text and Notes by PHILIP BLISS, Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. In the present republication of this very valuable body of Eng lish Biography, every word of the two former Editions has been retained with the most exact fidelity, so that the curious Reader is no longer subject to the troublesome necessity of collating the Book as first published by the Author, with the subsequent Edi tion given to the world under the care of Bishop 'fanner. Besides the Text of the two former Editions, the present con tains a vast number of Notes by Bishops Humphreys, Kennet, Tanner, by Sir Philip Sydenham, Dr. Rawlinson, Mr. Baker, Loveday, Macro, Morant, Peck, Watley, Whalley, add Watts, with several by the present Editor, and many of great value, which have been communicated by intelligent Collectors of the present day; add to which, each Volume contains some few new Lives of Persons whose connection with the University had es caped the industrious inquiries of the Oxford Biographer. The two Volumes already before the public contain the Athens and Fasti Oxonienses from the year 1500 to 1640, and the remainder of the original work will be comprised in two more: it is then proposed to continue the Lives and Annals to the year 1800, adopting a plan similar to that pursued by the first Author. 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April 7, Wl= McMichael, of Bristol, mere ch..prnan, at ten, at the Canunercial Rooms, BANKRUTCY SUERSEDSD. Wm. His, of Tyd St. Mary's, Lincoltuhire, v BANKRUPTS. William Proctor, of She Geld, Yorkshire, chapraan, to surrender Feb. 16, 17. and at the 'Tontine Inn Sheffield. Attornies, jetties Flset-sireet, London ;or Mr. Feld, Yurkddre. Susan Rose, of Swansea, Olamorpmshire, . man, Feb. IS, 94, and March 21, at eleven, Sw.disea. Anomie*, Mr. Wm. Price, i, Lincoln's Son • or Mr Idle James, Swansea. John Want; of ittlatoa Abbott, Devon, cattlg-jobber, dealer and chapanan, Feb. 24, 25, at at four, at the King's Arms Inn, Tavist Christopher Vickry Bridgman, 'favistock ander and Holnie, New Ins, London. Richard Carter, now or late of New We ironmonger, dealer and chapetan, Feb. at eleven, at the Mitre Inn, Oxford. A ley, Oxford; or Messrs. obinson and square, London. Janie' Twohy, now or late of Plymouthi nee, dealer aad chapman, Feb. 17, 18, , at Weakley's Hotel, in Plymouth-Dock. Darkei Church, and Darke, 58, Chancery-lane, Messrs. Boron and rink, Plymouth-Deck. Thomas Spencer, of Mancheatir, commissi dealer and chapman, Feb. tin, 81, and .. &ar Inn, Manchester. Anomie', Messrs. Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. Lawler, Richard Cross, now or late of Abergavenn; victualler, dealer and chapman, Feb. 18, at eleven, at the office of Mr. Jones, Abergavenn' Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, 8, New - or Mr. Hugh Jones, Abergavenny. Michael Sheeres, late of Aldersgate-street, brandy-merchant, dealer ind chapman, March 81, at ono, at Guildhall Attomies, and Carter, 49, High-street, Southwark. Tyson Keene, late of Fulham, Middlesex, in the ICing's Bench, victualler, dealer and 21, and March 21, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Situter, Milbank -street, Westminster. Samuil Hurry, of Angel-court, Throg broker, dealer and thapmar, Feb. l' eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Buckle, lersbury, London. James Stamp Sutton Cooke, late of No. don, chememonger, Feb. 14, 21, and Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Constable, Joseph Everitt, Samuel Everitt, and Ed , Westminster Road, Surrey, stable-keepers, and copartners, Feb. 10, 21, sail March lull. Attorney, Mr. Boot, Clifford's In Thomas Champion, of West 11am Abbey, and chapman, Feb. 10, 21, and March Attorney, M r. Arbil. Whitech..spel Road.. • I)IVIDENDS to be made at GUI] Feb. 28, IL J. and J. Emmett, Gerrard -street, clothiers, at ten. March 7, J. Whitehead, /V Haddock, Cateaton-street, bankers, at twel and J. J. Battier, Gould-square, merchanti, T. Holmes, J. Harris, and J. D. Inglish, Lonkr, ken, at one. Feb. 28, S. Amherst, Market -street, copper and iron manufacturer, at twelve. H. g„-r.lane, merchant, at twelve. W. Hodgson, Whitecrou-street, paper-stainer, at ton. Le Mesurier, at eleven. Feb. 10, R. ' Islington, wine cooper, at twelve. Feb. miller, at one. Feb. 24, A. No‘Lacklan Helen's, factors, at twelve. Feb. 28, I. court, merchant, at ten. James Hurry, c DIVIDENDS to be made in the March 7, S. and R. Boardman, Liverpool, at the Star and Garter, Liverpool. March 4, cotton-manufacturer, at three, at the White , e, arch 10, W. •Iluxim, Exeter, tronfounder, Star Inn, Exeter. March 2, J. Trevor -- church, bankers, at eleven, at the Lord R. Payne, Liverpool, linendraper, at eleven, Manchester. March 4, J. Shepherd, Mooton. at the Swan Inn, Thornbury. arch 4, ship-owner, at eleven, at the Bridge Int , Feb. 28, Z. Baillr, Frome Selwood, shopkeeper, the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. , k;arch 2, - burnt, miller, at eleven, at the Guildhall, W. L owe, of Fields, Royston, machine-mak White Be ar Inn, Manchester. erase with, saltmerchant, at eleven, at the . March 7, T. Martin, Chichester, collar Swan, Chichester. \larch 3, T. Rose, J. Liverpool, tailors, at eleven, at the George, J. and T. Barker, Helmsley Blackmoor, the Black Swan, York. March 2, S. e maker, at eleven, at the Rein 13:•er, Lincoln. CERTIFICATES—r - A. W. Songenfrey, Savage-gardens, Abcburch-lane, merchant. C. W. Walker, J. Ward, Liverpool, grocer. F. L Hods' J. Parsons, Whitechapet, victualler. linen-draper. J. Jackson, Dowgete-wl DISSOLUTIONS OF PAR' Kitson and Chew, Cluckbeaton, Cll Roddant, North Shields, bookbinders. h pool, dealers. Gould and Co. Isleworr and J. Linsley, Leeds, merchants. A. ; sea, plumbers. Lewis and Page, Be. Fletcher and Starr, Kirby Moorside, t F. Lazenby, Edward -street, Portman-scp and Perkins, Holborn, linen-drapers. Ft ton, calico-printers. R. and J. Walter, C Tomlinson and Booth, Hull, wine-mere) layson, Liverpool, merchants. Elton a' iroytmongers. Palmer and Co. Norwich, G. and J. G. Welts. W. and J. Fan makers. Fletcher and Co. Stoneyfon and Stewart, Manchester, m e n-midwit porno, Cumberland, coal..merchants. cliffe-highway, surgeons. Lingham ; warebouse-keepers. Gooch and Hooffste ter and Surplice, Mary-la-bonne-sereet,h Manchester, thread-manufacturers. Bo; street, Leicester-fields, wine-merchants Deal, linen-drapers. DISTRIBUTION OF PR . &uprise, Opossum, Spider, and 1 and Weazle, for the'Sosstegno and La the 12th inst. at 12, Clements Inn. c o ati, Me the Buckskin; and Ai Lewis, the 10th instant, at Sydney Cot AVERAGE PRICES of CORN In ' the Returns received in the week en, Wheat I Rye. I Harley. Oats. I s. d. d. d. d. 83 II 49 7 45 7 28 The Average Price of Sugar, from ' week ending the 4th February, .818, a - wa- VITT. 41 P% h, • ..„, • „ ,‘. • 9 : 1 ? , 4 • • 0 . Or) I erl Z, 7e01( Or • :VEN••PENC.G. •- I.l{ .11•11••••• .GAiEtt.E. present Parliament. 4. "regerick Jubn &Nast* • ' foi F. J. Robinson Safi 1 it of Oxfordshire Yco. if the Cdonty of Oxford. ea the Marquis of Binds AROED. I, merchant, dealer and twins. Bristol. EDED. dint, wool-buyer, S. ire, optician, dealer and and March 21, at Amon, des, Mr. Blakelock, Ser. r Mr. Shearwood, Sher. ire, dealer and chapwo- eleven, at the Bush Itn, • , Lincoln's Inn, Len- 1 • cattle-jobber, contractor, t twelve. and March vistoek. Attorides; stock ; or Messrs. Alex- . a. Woodstock, Oxfordshire, • b. 13, 14, and March 21, Attornies, Mr. C. Duo- sd Hine, Charter Houser tit, Devon, master-mart- 8, and March 21, at 11, wk. Atte, Mel, Messrs. incery-Ltne, Loudon ; ue Deck. nission-broker, drystdter, I March 21, at ten, at th; esars. Hurd and Johnson, • vier, Manchester. tvenny, Monmouthshire. . 18, 19, ilia March 21, I f Abergavenny. Attornies„ ,8, New Inn, LOOdie rest, London, vktualkt, man, Feb. 17, 28, anti tornim, Messrs. Qutme ark. sex, (but now a prisoner :r and chapnian, Feb. 14, uildhall.. Attorney, Mr. • r. gmorton-street., Landon, .7, 24, and larch 21, at Buckle, Size-lane, Buck- a. 11, Golden-lane, Lon- nd March 91, at one, at Symond's Inn. dward Nash, late ef the eepers, dealers, chapmtn, arch 21, at ten, at Gadl.- Itll3. Cy, Essex, farmer, dealer 1 21, at ten, at Guildhxd. Road. GUILDHALL errard-street, tailors and bead, M. Howard, and J. twelve. Feb. 21, J, R. ants; at twelve. Feb. 14, sb, Long-Acre, coseltina- rket-stetet, Westminster, re. H. Moore Ireamon- ledgson, t 401w/4-Yard, 1. March 14, F. and H. Haines, 1, fistott's Yard, !. 28, W. Kni,:ht, Bassin's, in and J. Galt, Great St. 1. Hurry, of Nag's Heed- , of ditto, at ten. the COUNTRY. crpool, merchants, at one, trek 4, J. Booth ,Wibary, White Bear, Manchester. founder, at ekven, at the r and J. Richards, Whit- [ Hill Inn, Whitchurch.--.. derma, at the Dog tavern, looton, makster, at twelve 4, G. Bishopweartnouth, Inn, Bishopwearrnouth- shopkeeper, at eleven, at h 2, H. Chesmer, _ a di, Canterbury. . arch 4, &maker, at three, attbe i 2, J. Tomkinson, North- Crown Inn, Northwich. tar maker, at ten, at the 1. Richards, and R. Jones, wge, Liverpool. carch 4, or, grocers, at eleven, at eacock, Lincoln, watch- ancoln. •FEB. el. s, merchant. H. Wylie, alker, Brighton, stationer. loddon ' Strood„ brewer,. ' J. Latter, Wakeftelti„ wharf, backe r. RTNERSHIPS. card-makers. S. and J. Maitland and Co. Liver- ° cords, calico-printers. J. and J. Littlefield, Por-- Bedford-row, attornies.- , merchants. H. and IL a-square, oilmen. Forest }treason and Co. Wig.. r, Croydon, paper-hangers. reliant/. Harms and Fier. nd Trimbey, Whitechepe, camblet-inaLufacturers. rater, Haymarket, cowls- rd, coal-masters. Banc.ks Ives. Brown and Co. As- Watt and Gasket', Ret. and Co. Thames -street, netter, w ine-draiers. Trax- t, hosiers. C. and C. Luke, • Bourke and Ward, Carlo- ta. Muddle and ihyvtart', SIZE-MONEY. Elizabeth, for the Lark a .vladonna dl Megaipilii, tfrica and others, for the 3ottage, Ilampstead. England aged Wales, fume ended January 31, 1618. a. Beans. Pease. d. 5. d. s. d. 8 50 7 51 the returns made In the r, is ies. l id. pm cwt.