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"...-'7" - ":.. .) ~* • v• ! • ai t i • ()S . 1e: •. • ...._ t 4.-- '... , , . • . i `-- - --..... 71 ~ - . 1 1111 lir-` . . • ..,- •.: .. ........._ _ . . - t4I 4 PIO3AT I 4iIOIJST 18, NUMBER 5170 OFFICt OF ,THE COMMISSIONERS. FOR INVESTIGATING THE 'DEETS "OF THE LATE NABOBS OF THE CARNATIC. ;Ito. 3, CANNON-ROW, WESTMINSTER, ALMOST is, idol. THE Crimmiffioriers for invelligating the Debts of th e i r l ate Hi ghneffes WALAJAU and OMDUT - 1 - ii t.OMk AH, late Nabobs of the Cantatle, and of the late AMEER OMRAH, do hereby Ore Notice, That all Perfons -elm claim to Lo Creditors of the faid Nabobs, and of the faid Alneer Ul Omrab, and who are del/rolls of availing themfclves of the I), ti) tit of .the Plan for Liquidating their Debts, referred to in the Advertifement from the Eaft India Honk, on the aath July Int, That they are ready to receive all Claims that may be prefented at their Office on or before the Lath day of November, aos, Creditors or their Agents, after which period none will he received or admitted to the benefit of this Arrangement. Sinti:A . Nut ices will be pnbliked by the commoners in India, glowing fuch4eritsd fur the receigt,of Claims there as null *p i ear no ceffary. WANTED frOTS •T v HUNDRED TOUR which will be ad►antageoutiar !Mate in Middle t. ; ApOiy to Meru. Turner • Orr s Inn. PARTNERSIiIik WANTED a P 4. where a certain quantity the fame, in a genteel Sea-port To he near Seven Thoufantkpottudt, L eonfiderable advantage. Farther pa letters (port paid) to ThosArovniing, Friars, London, and attic ' of September next, as above. That the Parties may be informed wissepartieulan ire to be Rated, in making their Applications, the Commilfioners further give Notice, That the Nature of the Debt mutt be ezpiained, and the Confideration for the fame when contnrefted, viz. If it arofe from Mosey lent or paid, or for Articles fupplied, the Sum fo lookAis paid orient, or the Things toppled ; and if the Debt he for Services performed, what were the nature and length of thofe Services. Where Intereft makes any part of the Claim: the Rate mat be Rated, and whether it be according to the Rate fpeeliled in,the Obligation, or on what other ground it is claimed, and the Amount of Intereft is to be sliflinguifhed Rots the Principal. Where Patties stride at a diftanee, they mull appoint an Agent, duly authorifed to appear before the Cosnmillksers. When 'the Original Creditor is not living, the Heir, or perfonal Reprefenta tire, or Perions in pare Mon of Bonds or other Claims, not Original Creditors, are required to Rate the cireutnftances under which the Bonds or Claims came into his or their yoffiffion, whether in their own Right, or for the are of other Perron.; and the value or con Nitration Genii fide paid, or fecurities given for them. Seheduknof all Claims, and of the Names of the Claiteants will be tot-tithed in the Gazette, in the Morning Polk, and intim STAIt, for the Information of thofe who May be interellea In fupportlng or oppofing the fame; and the Cummiffrovers AT give doe Notice to the Parties or their Agents fupportiug or oppofing any Debt. of the day on which It is to be taken into Coottieration. The Commitfinners further give Notice, that an Abftratt in the following Form. molt accompany each Claim _ _ ED U CAM TO THE NDI A CLERGYMAN, the head of a fiendpary of tome erniartne, and - llew Ponalt , the Summer at the fea watt, has a Vacancy for One Papil The Terms are 200 Gulneas:per,. Annum. Any Peron darns, or unidng for his Son the oppo of Sea.lailling, with the 04. vantages of ancient and modern LearoMg, may be informed of Jrticulars, by applying at Mars. Davies and Strong 's, N. 78, St. mees-areet. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORM—THE ROEBUCK INN. `HE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have oemlion to vifit or travel through OXFORD, are mnft re fpetifidly folieited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK INN, where Capital Hairs and experienced Drivers are ready to forward them at the reafonable rate of CLAIM OF A. B. SUBMFFTFD FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Amount of the A Name Date principal of the Amount of the A gg re lr ite A gg re g l ", Vouchers pro- Antount of ...mount al of the of the Claim, in the Inttreft, and duced in fupport Remark.. • the Claim in the Pounds Bating, of the Claim. Claimant. Claim. Coin fpceilled in Rate of Ditto. Coin fpotified. at Si. per Pagoda. the Obligation. ...4.......:..0...-,—.-. .......-. --.. --• , This Column to !This C o l umn to contain the fuh- contain whatever ff.aoce of the you- . particular cir. chers, which are ,cumflances the to be numbered 'individuals may in the order in:have to Rite in ~. which they are further fupport of - ' * referred to. and their Claim. , to be Pealed in a - • &pante Packet, endorfed " Pac • ket of Vouch ers . in fupport of the • . - • t Claim of A. 8." . .1 ONE SHILLING PER MILE. And to thofa Families, or Perfons, who may wilt to continue few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art, tliegant edifices, and curia/ties, depolited in this celebrated Uni verfity , the Roesuett la x affords a gented awl comfortable abode, where the tumult attention Is paid, and where the charges are moticrae. WEYMOUTH. FOR SALE AY AUCTION, At the Cuftom-houre, in tit. Port, on Tuesday, the =tit of Augutt, Otos, at Ten t ieb a ck in the Forenoon, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz For Private Families only, 891 Gallons Brandy. 79 Ditto RUITI. Bto Ditto Geneva. PORT OF FALMOUTH. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJES FY'. CUSTOMS, On Thurfday the 2241 day of Augaft, tBoy, by Ten o'Cloek in the Forenoon, will be emptied to Public Sale, at the Cullom-Houk in this Port, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VI?, 265 s Clalls,Brandy '1916 Um Salt 435 .--s— Rum goes Pepper 457 -- Genera , 164 /Adores 19 Wine zstlrs -- Sugar a —•—• Vinegar s 4 mmellm avreeerrseats iB7 lbs. Tea Ito Pair Shoes 9,3 --• Coffee its 'Yards I loco 90 ---s- Chocoiate a Silver Watches 495 --- Shag Tobteen ZS Scythes. 465 -- Roll Tobacco Riau; , Libraries. . • 5 N. B. The Plan for the Liquidation of the Debts is open thr infpation of the Creditors at the Office of the - Corankoners;tviry day (Sunday: excepted) from eleven dll three o'clock. And as a guide to the Parties in alstilating the intent an their refkit‘Htive claims, the fonbwing Abftratt from it is given. The Debts are to be arranged In Two C/alfes—.The fir& cies is to compriz e all Debts of the NabOb Wallajan, contradted pr i or to t h e t 24 5 d ay of F‘brydry, 3 7 .8 5 t all Debts towtroeted by the Paid Wallajau, and tiro Nabob Orndin Ul Omrah refpedlively, for pay and allowances to Civil and Wary Servants ; and an Debts eontradted by the late Nabob Wallajau, at any time which the Court of Directors of the Ea* India' Clampany have Specially approved, or which they fpecifically'requefted the Paid late Nabob to difcharg Intereft on this Clefs to becaleulsted front the Date of filch Debts refirdlivtly, at the rate fpecifisd in the BOnds or Obligations, not exceeding Toth? per Cart. per Anowath'to the tub dy of Fekstary, 1785 ; and from the Paid 1216 day cf Feint. as,, 1785, to the tsid hey 1 May, 1804, Staple tater& , pet cent. per Annum is to he computed on the Original Prixdia. The Secondrlafi is no econimfe all other Debts Temaining nrefettkd and amtradted to Private Creditors by the laid late Nabob 'Wallajau,and the Paid late Nabob Omdut 1.11 Omrah refpedtively, or by his Hightefs the late Ameer Ul Omrah. On thefe Debts Simple Intercit, at the rate °flue percent. per Anwar is to be calculated front the time when fuch Debts refpedlively were contrac ted, to the t tibdaysf May, JOHN PARKHOUSE, Secretary. Alfu, the Shoop Krfeveranee, Burthen 34 Tons 16-paths. and the Smar t Thomas and Diary, Burthen td Tons 67-paths. Aith all their Sails, Rigging, and Stores. • • The Goods Way, be viewed two d preceding the Sale and Inventories of. the Velrels ken, on application at the Cullom, houre.--Cultnm-tioure, Falmouth, July .3 t, tBot. VICTUALLING-OPFICE. Awry 6, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING EAST INDIA HOUSE, 441,y1 r 4, 18os. THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LA ND, traii.g to the EAST INDIES, do LerAy give Notice, That the Committee will be ready to receive Propofals in writing, foaled up, on or before Wednefday the alith infant, from fuck Perform who may be willing to fupply the Company with HIS M47ESrrs NAVY: do heredyries Nefice, That on Wednelday the asth of September twit, they will be ready to reccive Tentle.f.n writing (leafed up) fortuch quantities of • IRISH BEEF AND PORK, Of the belt quality, and to be cured in the milting feafon, as the refpet9ive Merchants and Dealers may think proper to offer, one third part thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, and the rental ll ill g one third part in barrels; the latter to be of the erelufivedefeription, containing Fifty-two four•pound pits each, to be delivered into His Majefty's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vie uniting Stores at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of each de. fetiction of Calks by the period undermentioned, vit. One fourth of the whole, by the 13th of January, 7 One half (Attie remaining quantity, by t h e si lt M are h, t ract. And the remainder, by the 3oth June, And to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after The Conditions of the Contratt may he Peen at the Secrctarts Office, at this Office ; or by applying to Mi. Duniterville, Agent for the Viaualling at Cork ; to the Collednrs of his Majtltra Culloms at Limerick, Betfaft, Newry, and Waterford; and to the Poll Matter General at Dublin, refpedtively. N. B. No Tender for a Ids quantity than soo Tierces will be *copied. No regard trill te lad to any tender in which tle trieefraU not le be lated in waif at length, or that/hall irot be delivered to the Board /4fora one :clod on the laid Werlajday the 26th ofTertesuber nevi', nor uni t l; perfon :eh mates the gender, or fine terfoa w his hha/f, attach 4 dif:rr r John called pr. TO THE LADIF.S RA GAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY.— +-0 This preparation for removing SUPERFLUOUS H .IRS from the FACE, NECK, ARMS, fie. and for iniprovinp: the 'COMPLEXION, has been fulliciently eel. heated throughout the Eaßern Nations, from whence it was tirlt br a : plit to this country• le, 'Ay M. W. M.—ue. In thole abodes of 'usury, particularly ark./ and Egypt, it appears the Ladles eonttantly make ult. o: this prep maim: at the baths. and it was by means of Lady M. M.. free acccfs to them, that the litcame arquainted with the 'fee:et of its compolition. By the town it i: c mpToycd to hive unitor rnity,and drape to their mitaehin.,&r. 'l'hi• Depilatory has now !or many years fuftained a charat`tt r in Ergland and na the Conti nent, for Its innocent quality, per:n n or effed, and prateMl odour a: a perfume, which the great nuns; ter of "parlous and utifueeektil attempts to imitate it, have proved to be CNetulively its own. to prevent that impolitions, which at.: d..ily praclifed, pleafe to ob terve, that each bottle is hgned . Baguet. in the Proprietor's Land- writing, to imitate which is a felony. May be had genuine, of Meffrs. Shaw and ternrel:, et Paul'. church-yard ; Me. Crifp, Cockfpue:ftreet ; Merles. Dicey zed Co. Bow Church-yard; Mr. Macon, Oxford•ftrcct; Mr. Ber ry, Perfumer, Crcek-ftreet ; and Wife.. Ching mid Co. Cheap Win Price 35.6 d. the bottle. All abatcnitnt of one (billing in cit bnttlet.—Sold in the Country, by Mr. Bavter, Fdinhar,th; Clafgow ; ?,Ir. Das:er, York; Mifs Grerfon, Li verpool; Mrs. Marriott, B. th ; Mrs. Shierclitfe, Ltriltol ; Mr. Cowden, Leieefler • Mr. Staines, Marictietter; Mr. Swinney, Birmingham Mr. Itrcwry, Derby ; Mr. Binnes, Leeds s. Colley and C. Plymouth ; and Mr. Weolmer, Exeter; Mr. Col r., Salisbury ; betr. Walker, Gtoueellir; Mr. Newcwabc, Stain. and Mr. kludges, ilitahonie. COPPER. And that the Conditions of the Contradt may be feat upon ap• plication to Mr. James Conan, Clerk to the laid Committee, with whom the Propofals mu!t be left before Twelve o'Clock at noon on the faid 28th inftant, beyond which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. . SCOTT'S LILAC BLOOM AND PINK DYI. TO Colour Silk Stocking s —th e &It of there giv es the Blairom Hue, fu much admired by many in New Silk Stockings: it alb dyes Silk, Linen. Muflin,Tilfeny, Gaufe, Ste. the &telt Purple, Lilac, and Violet, tee. of v3rious tints, at pleature, and a tolerable Marnnc Colour. Likewife, Scorr's PINK Mc, poll'Ang the like qualities. equally 'beautiful and approved. Price as. 6d. each Packet, with printed Ir 11 met ions. Scutt's Liquid True Blur, Nankeen Dye, Durable Ink to mark Linen with a Pen that will not difeharge,Supertne Prepared Wa ter Colours, and all peccaries for Drawing and Colouring, Pre pared anti Sold Wholefalc and Retail, at his Manufactory, No. 417.1te:.r P.edford-ftreet, in the Strand, London, and by nioft re fpeclabk Venders of Bottle Articles in the Britifk Dominions. Be attentive—the Propriciar's name Is marked on the nuclide of every Packet, none other is Genuine. STIRACIA'S ITALIAN OIL FOR MAKING THE HAIR GROW. rrHE unexampled:need's of the above Oils for the lalt Twenty-two Years in relloring the Hair on Bald places, making. is grow thick and long, and prescuting its falling uff after Inner, !which it will do in twenty-four hours, by tetinvignrathrg the roots) ; its innoccnee and virtue fet all other CompolitionsTur the Flair at an inmeaturabledillance. Fos I iort: e ; Oils are a certain Remedy in rent:trio; the Hair tat Hodes' (aid of its natural colour,) which has been experiaiced by all the z,porting Gentlemen in this Country, parti. eularly by his Grace of Q..leeniberry and Sir John Lade. A ref.:- rrnce of the aril families...ay be had at the Proprietor's hook, No. 94. Nt vt'lllus-ltr , ct, 0 lord itreet ; and f ddby appoint omit, at Mr. Golding's, Nu. 4:t. Co it ill ; Mr. Williams's, No. zi, I'll. Mall ; Mr 1 - Itimphn.y. Nu a 1 il, Oxford-ftreet ; at ss. per Pot, or 21. the Dozen. Notlefq than half a dozen at the wholdale price. N. R. The Stine-WI Italian Oils are always fold in Pots. TO BE LET, READY FURNISHED, Fur Three Years certain, T HAT Capital Nlinfinn and Premifes, known by the trim of NEIA'TOWN PARK, Stuare in the Parilh of Boldre, near Lymington, in the County of Southampton. The Mardian. Bands in a Lawn of about Filry Acres; furrounded with a Shrubbery. It commands molt delightful views of the Sea, and Me of Wight. The principal ROOM% in it are, an Obferyatory of ill feet and a half by t 8 feet and a half; two Drawing•rootns 36 by 25 feet each ; a Dining Parlour, 24 by 14 feet ; a Librar y, 24 he 19 feet; Entrance Ha 11,39 by ra feet; with fuitable Bed-rooms, Light Clofets, and convenient Offices; Hot.houfcs, Walled Gar de'', well planted ; Coach houfes and Stabling for is Hodes. The whole being io complete repair, and the Furniture good. It is therefore in every relpeet an eligible Refidenec for a genteel Fa mily, and can be entered upon immediately. For fbrther particub.rs apply (if by Letter poft paid), to Charles St. Barbc, Erg. at Lymington: where Tickets for viewing the Premifes may be obtaluod....Augatt y, acs. PERPETUAL ADVOWSON, and NEXT PRESENTATION in the SOUTH of ENGLAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VALUARI.E RECTORY, fituate in x bean tiful part of the South of England, furronnded by good roads, and within an hour's drive of thetea, With an excellent Fa• miry Houfe, Offices, Gardens, Glebe Land, and Fith Ponds. The prefent Compotitioit in lien of Great and Small Tithes Is crx:L per Annum, free of all Parochial Rates and Taxes, and ca pable of improvement. 1 6 'r further particulars apply to Mr. Tyruttic, Solicitor, Lin• CAPITAL. RESIDENCE, HANTS, TO be SOLD by Private Contrad, .fituate ten Milos EP it of Winchefter, and five South from Alresford, tailed BROOKWOOD PARK ; cumpriling a convenient modern built Dweiling-houfe, with (unable Offices of every defcription, excellent Stables, with Lawn, Woods, Paßure, and Inclufures, containing gat Acres, of the yearly value of 37e1. To be viewed by favour of the Tenant; and Mr. Perry, of Bramdean, will thew the Lands. Printed particulars may be had of the Printers of the Oxford and Bath Papers; at the principal Inns on the Weftern Road; at Nu. 7, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and at Mr. Webb's Office in Salifisury, who will treat for the Sale. GARNER'S LIBRARY, MARGATE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE well-known and long-ellablifhed CIRCU LATING LIBRARY and Dwdling•houfe, eall,d GAR.. NEWS LIBRARY, in High-Brett, Margate, being admirably Stunted for reading, lodging, and bathing; Rooms commanding molt esteolive view of the Sca. The Premifes are Freehold, in good repair, and are let me leaf.: to Mr. Gann r, of which there will be throe ytari and a half un expired at Michaelmas nett, at which time pailidnun thereof may be had. For further pariculan apply to Mr. World, Nu. 39. Bond ftreet ;or to Mc.Shaw, No. 2s, Ghat Janes-11i ert,Bedfonl-row. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, BELMOUN modern none-built MANSION, with Coach haute, Stables, and all oth, r neeefrary (Men ; Garden, Orchard, and Pleafure Ground: ; and too Farms adjoin lag, called Mite& n Ground and Lotiethwalte, the whole (includ ing thirty-eight Acres of Coppice Wood and Plantations well pre ferved) about la, Acres. To thofe who delight in Piaureftine Scenery, the &nation or Belmount is invaluable : The Houle command. a View of the beautif,.l Vale of Hawkefhcad and Efthwaitt Lake upon which the Purehafer may have the privilege of Angling), the Town and Church Banding on an eminence, and the Weltmoreland Moun tains, the grandeur of which BrikL s every Nimbler. It is dine= about one mile from the Market Town of Hawke[ head, tour from Aniblelide, t 3 from Kendal, and 16 from Ul. veritone, and about three miles front Windermere and Coniftone Lakes, part of the former appearing in the LantGesipe. The roads In the neighbourhood are good, though net turnpike. The Houfe is at a proper diftance Crum the road, with a beautiful vienue, planted with Limes. The banks of Ftlhwalte I.ake are clothed with wood, and Belmount, viewed from the Water, adds much to the beauty of the Vale. _ _ For particular. arply to the Rev. Rec. Brolihwaite, at Hawker bead, LaneaCtire (the owner); Mr. Wilton, Attorney at Law. Kendal; to Ales:mkt. Carron. Efq. Lint - pout; or Mr. Juferlt C61'0118,11, No. to, Strand, I.clidou. • , .. . . . . I:7, "440 ' A k" - -• •• . • . sk:— .•• Xf. t- - - . --• • 'IP . . . . • , \.,... ma _,.... . • . - .. • • . , E 4,„ • ... --..1 4D id 9 ,1 1 4- ) ../Ta ca-.. . • 365. - LPRICE SIX-PFNCF. ._ . , - 1 THIRTEEN to FIFTEEN A NEW VOLUME OF THE LIFE OF GENERAL WASP. • . )UNDS, to be borrowed .on Taro t s INGTON. ' • ts,and feared spots en ample Leakkeld MR,'PHILLIPS iro the holm& to inform tie pr own., of V olan s, q tiv A JPE OF WAitHING- r abd Wills, Solicitors, Wand& Court, TON, treClifired by bit Family, tbat Ike FOURTH VOLUME will k reaffer delivery ietletedaye. . . .-.43REWERIf and EPIRTTS • Tik FIFTH, sr witeletefi variety eg Alegre, reet a i e i ng a of Maps • a_ " * :awe Naar, iffrOresive Ider mitre !Verb, will be red, before Carr 1i • It.I'NER in the above Line, tine t met . . satnity of Public Houfes arc torined to . 13, reINSIM 4 . ilk waked& Weed sexy be bad ef dl ...port Town. The Capital mitred will Bes.idsmi giorsiurer Elite* at I. Ili': 64 ter roluese,in beard., Pounds, but more maybe employed to eaddrOcravo of toe. fid.eer ir.tawr, is Jesse. Farther particulars may be known by Beidgealtreet, Aosta 7, dos. Arose :- - '/dog, Efq Stamfonl dreg& ink _ - _.- 1 e Propietotin perfumes the sit awl ad . . This day IMP pithlithed, a New ,I.dition, the Third, of Vt. i E p*Trr . NEPTUNE FRANCAIS, or . .. . _ )N OF POUR Putiii.s. a• 01 FREKTrabIeSTING PtLar, for the Coaß of Flanders, IBILITY AND GENYRY. I. .". nel,tbe lie , ofillife ey, and Mediterran ea n : to w hi c h i s added I, D. D. F. A. S. Indium" retired (ma. • Coattail Crab the River Var to Cape apartment c, with "T of force etwhwper'' North . of Sicily and the liked of COrflCA. Illuttrat e d P ermi t iiiiii Pict di Nara m carefully coifed and augmented. di, has a Vacancy for One Pupil 'I , 1 J. F. DESSIOU, 'per,.Annum. Any Parent defiroes eft . Matter of the Royal Navy. F i r Z willtniettufruSell-hstitng' with the WI- ' !hinted fbr W. Paden; Geographer to his Maleny Ind to hi s modern log. may be informed of Meffis Davies and Strong's; N. 7 8, Se. Royal Highnefs the Prime of Wales, Charing-Crofs, price Tw o .Guineas in boards. IXFORD.—THE ROEBUCK INN. CRITICAL REVIEW. ' and GENTRY, who may have , On the eft of Septanber will be publifited travel through OXFORD, are mnft re. I THE CRITICAL REVIEW, f or AUGUST : kr their Carriages t o t h e ROEBUCK : - 1 -. being the SEVENTH NUMBER, under the care of the Cs ade and experienced Drivers are ready to I preterit Proprietor. It will contain criticifids on the following m rate of ; Publication% viz.-- I LLING PER MILE. 1 Lord Selkirk's Obfemations on the prefent State of the High- or Perfects ' who may with to con t i nue l an d s o f Scotland, &c.; Thievault ' s Anecdotes of Frederick the ' xamine and view the monuments of art, 1 Great ; Briwtes's Spirit of Dikovery; Hints towards forming a foie& depofited in this celebrated Uni- Young Ptincefs; Farrer's Bampton Ledures ; Philofophical Tran- affords a genteel awl comfortable abode, &Mons for 1803; Bingham's Differtadons, Effays, and Sermons; on is paid, and where the charges are Drunken Baruaby's Four Jouruies, audi feverei other Works. To- gether with a copious Monthly Catalogue, as ulual. 'EYMOUTH. Communicatiotis to. be fent to Mr. Ma wman ' s , N o . 22 , P oultry. LE AY AUCTION, Isadore, Auguft ts , illos. • Ten tieback in the Forenoon, h'RS. TEMPLE'S NEW NOVEL 3WING GOODS, via In a few days will be publilhed, in Pour Volumes, ivate Families only, price [Ss. in boards, Gallons Brandy. FERDINAND FITZORMOND ; or the FOOL Ditto Rum. of NATURE: a Novel. Br Mrs. TEMPLE. Ditto Geneva. Printed for Rtcn*ao Pommes, No. 6, 'Btidge-Rreet, Black. friars; and to be had *fall Bookkliers, and at all the Circulating OF FALMOUTH. Libraries. Of whom, in a few weeks, may silk be had. lONOURA BEE COMMISSIONERS I. A WINTER in LONDON; or, FASCINATIONS of AJESTY's CUSTOMS, FASHiON. By TROMAS SKINNER SUER, (Author of of Aura, tike, byTen o'Clock in the Splendid Mifery, fte. Re). In Three Volumes. Price t3a 6d. to to Public Sale, at the Cullom-Houk 2. The NOVICE of ST. DOMINICK, by Mils OWENSON (Anebords of St. Clair) ' hr Four Volumes, price ape. LOWING GOODS, Mr. Pouts?, has alfo recently publithed, • VIZ. 1. FLF.ETWOOD; or, the New MAN of FEELING. 'By Mr. 4936 lbs. Salt GODW I N . In Three Volumes. Price kts. r 245 Pepper a. A New Editiort of - CALEB WILLIAMS. By the fame • 164 hectares Author. ln Three Volimes. Price as.6d. And. . 2 ths --. Sugar 3. VIRTUOUS POVERTY. By HENRY SIDDONS, F.fq. 3 4 -..... Swearticats In Three Volumes. '135.64. 'to Pair Shoes 11 Yards Linen A TRUI,Y LAMENTABLE CASE. a Silver Watches TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. co J 2 Scythes. A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, w h o h as n 444, Burthc" 34 Tons 46.94tht' '''"' ...,, A . 1 . held a (mall Appointment unde r Oovernment for there t 6 years,who has a Wife and two titian Children dependingly on dary, &stollen t 8 Tons 67-e 4 ths. w,ith , his exertions for their rapport, and while ruin muft be inevitable. d Stores. c viewed two unlefs he thould be fo fortunate asio ob ta i n a f ew pounds from a itch fern, on dim preceding the Sale- at the generous Public ; looks with a pleating and anxious hope to t hi s almooth, July 3r, 280 5 . application . Cullom, laR refource as the only means to enable him to retain his fitua- Om. preferve his refpedability, fupport his family, and fare hint 'ATIONS IN SOUTH WAI,ES. from prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his 0 BE SOLD, long fufferings and exertions to keep his wants a fecret in his own LL FARMS, from 201. to 701. Wont: his endeavours have failed, and he humbly begs to refer the Counties of Carmarthen and Gla• thole whom PROVID E met has hleffed with a difpofition to relieve :7damorganfhire at a Ihort slifL i nc e f rom the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Mears. at 7cl. per annum, might by imp ro v e - Hodfoll and Stirling, Bankers, No. 345, Strand, and Metfrs. Bol- very agreeable refidences for gent ee l F a - ,l.ufhington, and Co. No. 30, Comfit% where the fmallclt , emarkably pleafant and healthy country, 41:41 donations will he molt thankfully received and gratefully acknow- the tea. ledged. . He begs to moan his molt grateful thanks to, ' r and Son, N 0.27, Bartlett's Buildin gs , G. H. (of Sunderland), £ 1 o 0 I Azionymous,from &Rol I o 0 Anonymous • lICH. A. - 20 0 ' K. F. Efq. - 20 0 X.Y. Z. Effez . 11 0 VSON, and NEXT PRESENTATION X. Y. Z. - -. 20 0 W.T. 2o 0 iUTH of ENGLAND. E - .. 10 0 CJ. .. at 0 1Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Lady - oto 6 RECTORY, fituate in a bean - THE ONLY LorrERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. - louth of England, &reminded by good .'s drive of theca, with an excellent Fa• BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, 2805. dens, Glebe Land, and Fib Ponds. SCHEME. - nu in lieu of Great and Small Tithes is 3 Prizes of £20,000 are £60,000 all Parochial Rates and Taxes, and ca- 3 ..... 20,000 .... 30,000 3 ..-. 3,000 ~ thooo apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lin- 4 .... 2,000 .. 8,000 6 2,000 „..., 6,000 10 -•-• Po +5.000 RESIDENCE, HAN TS, r Private Contrail, .fituate ten 30 --. sco .... 3, 0 00 60 •••• 50 - ... 3.000 !setter, and five South from Alresford, 4400 •20 90,000 .... ARK ; compelling a convenient modern- . 3 . 000 Era-drawn Blanks/ bfumble Offices of every deferip t i on , .........„ em i t i o i to r 10 each 3 p al awn, Woods, Patture, and Inelofures, 7,619 Benefits he yearly value of 3701. 17,381 Blanks or of the Tenant; and Mr. Perry, of Ands. . oy,ooo Tide smalnillamor. Tuckers. ,C sr be had of the Printers of the Oxford The Fira-drawn Ticket, sth Day £lO,OO jogoo o oincipal Inns on the Weftern Road; at Ditto - - 6th Day 20,000 hand at Mr. Webb's Office to Salithury, Ditto - - 7t h Day SiXO Are part of the above Cap itals, LIBRARY, MARGATE. TICKETS and SHARES ar e on S a l e at all the 3Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, LICENSED LOTTERY OR-ICE. and lonpellablifhed CIRCU- Price of a Ticket Ll 9 s 0 .RY and Dwdling-houfe, called GAR. Half - 917 o I Eighth - ato 0 ,- ligh-ftrect, Margate, being admirably (71 . arter - 419 0 Sixteenth .. . ag, and bathing; Ro o m s comman di ng a --- ------------•-- I 5 o Sca. ur ORNS B Y and Co. refpedfuHy acquaint t h e N o. ,old, in good repair, and are let ow leaf.: , . 1 - . 1 . bility, Gentry, and the Public, that they have on tale aevar. there will be three years and a half on tie: yof Tickets and Shares for the prefent State Lottery, which at, at which time perifelfion thereof may begins Draining the 33t11 of September.—Orders by Mail Guard, Carrier., or Poll, executed meetly on the Cahn terms as if pre- apply to Mr. Worm!, No. ;9. Bond- tent.—Prizcs paid on demand, whether a act or sopool. at their 10.23, Great JantePilitet, Bedford-row. oki-eftablifhed State Lottery Office, No. 26, CORNHILL. LIY PRIVATE CON tR ACT, L le u a c y k e y to O re ifi t m ur , n , I BItANSCOMB and Co. joint Contraaors for N r I e irl L s I of „ the e modern (tone-built MANSION, j • • the fi to o v i la ai tt o L ,,t o N tt , erLo d , 3 a 7 n , d c P o ro ß p ;tables, and all otlo r neceffary Offices ; I . No. i ,, afure Ground.; and two Farms adjoin. I their molt grateful thanks to the Public, far the great partiality (hewn them it: the lalt and forme: Lotteries,and again folicit their nd and Lonethwalte, the whole (include 1 favours In the r , ,:friit Lottery, at tither of the above Ofliees ; - Zuppice Wood and Plantations well prc- * In Pidlurefque Scenery, the fit ua ti on or l where the followieg Capital Priz es h ave b een fold,Otaredond re- The Houle command. a Vi e w o f t h e - , ittered prior to the Lit Lottery f o r 1 8 04 , name l y— Plead and Efthwaitc Lake iupon which 4 Prizes of L 30,000000 .-.... -.--... 23 Prizes of C .30:30 00 he privilege of Angling), 8 20 , 26 10 1 the Town and ii 100coe S 4 loco I rninence, and the Weltmoreland M oon - ich Brit:Ls every bt bolder. And the only P. is of 30001. ever th aree L And In 1804. tile from the Market 'DAVIS of Hawke& No. 9219, *tared in t -half, t -4th, t -Sth, and 2-16 tbs, 4:20,030 I de, t 3 from Kendal, and s 6 from Ul. , 22,643, tharCKl in I quarter, 3-Bths, and 6-16ths, 20, 0 c0 links front Windermere and Conifione 7686, (hared in z-aths and 8 r6ths, ' . 2 - ogo r appearing in the LandMpe. The roads ' 456, 'hared in a-quarter, 3 eths, end 6-lethS, 20,000 good, though not turnpike. The Houfe 114'4 . 7, flared in fifteen fixteendis, . . t0,.:0 on the road, with a bezautiful etenue, were all fold at the above O ffi ces, betides feveral sccol. toodl.socl. he banks of Ffihtvalte Lake are clothed tee. &c. and where 'tickets and Shares are now felling, and t h e u, viewed from the W ater , a dd s muc h Prizes (hared by them paid on demand. r the Rev. Reg. Bralihwaite, at Hawker- N. 13. The Lottery begins drawing the 3oth of September IEOS, roes}; Mr. Wilf o n„ A ttorney at L aws and the Blanks drawn for the fi rlt three days will b e en t i t l e d to ::arfon, Efq. Liv e rp oo l ; or Mr, ufe pit tot. each, as particularized in the general Scheme; therefore an I, Loodou. J , i e My furcbaki. rt.-commended. DESIRABLE SITUATIONS IN SOUTH WALES. TO BE SOLU. SEVERAL SMALL PARKS, from zol. to 701. per ann. fituated in the Counties of Carmarthen and Gla• morgan. Two of thofe in Glamorganihire at a Ihort sliftsnee front one another, each valued at 7c.1. per annum, might by improve ment in building be made very agreeable refidences for genteel Ea milles,being fituatell in a remarkably pleafant and healthy country, and within an eafy ride of the fea. Apply to Melfrs.Roffer and Son, N 0.27, Bartlett's Buildings, Holhorass—One Concern.