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an T 11 t• t iA pit AI; 0 , 4 t *MAL • - c‘. 4 )11 k 4, / ;' • 1111 V AP • - • 42", V • r 1 / 4 4-7" RICE SIX THURSDAY,. APRIL rB, 1805. • - MIN:ITR 5057 THEATRE.-ROYAL., DRURY-LANE. VICTUALLING OPPIt:1, April 15. tiros. Tkit CO.IIM , SSIONARS jrVICTUALLING HIS mA7Es7r, NAM'. do hereby hfae artist, That on Toefday the 2341 inilant, they wlll be ready to receive Tenders in writing (faded np) and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS OF GENUINE OATMEAL, . To be delivered in a month into his Majefty's Vidtualling Storrs, at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with littera. Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Onstrati may be teen at the Secretary's °Mee. Na regard soil! Si Sal to say loader is tithed the trice flail ad be eaferted is ward: al lawth, Or that Bsil atf b e &there. b the Board &fire's:seethe& oa the faid iallasiot or ornlele Perlow wS• waits the feeder, II fame terfoa au his lthay;atieads, se alfaser when ca/4d f's • GRAND SPRING 1.0 I - re:RV. • SCHEME. Value of each. Total Value. of 4 30.000 h 4 60,0 , 10 - ao,ooo 40,0 . ...0 . schooo 30.3C0 ••• ' 5.000 •••• 15.000 • 3 Low 10,000 8 - I MO - Coo° 14 . soo 7. 0 x 1 so 102 ••• 5,000 100 ••• SO 5, 000 6,000 10 120,000 ~....... ..--..-... .• 30,04t0 Then. - £ 3oco CO . . . .. To-morrow swift be inibillbod, in quarto, price 2AL ad. 1- ECEREMONIA Lof the INSTALLATION of the KNIGHT"; of the Moft Noble Qft DER. of the GAR TER at Windfer t..'aftl:.• on •I'nefday the aid e A 1.6118 0 3, tie. - lag St. George's Day. Printed fur t;. Kexrlrry, Fleet-ftreet ; and to be had of the Bookftilers at Windfor. THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 111, 18os, will he tined •he Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Norval. by the YOUNG ROSCIUS. Glenalvon, Mr. BA RRYMOR E. Stranger. Mr. WROUGH roN. Nlatilda. Mrs. POWELL.; /ulna. Mira BOYCE. Atter which thl Now Allegorical Pence. caned THE UNITED BRITONS. To which will be added the Farce of THE CITIZEN. IIO~drPII!!L. 3 This day was pubiiibed, elegantly printed on hot preffed paper, and orsament,d with be.intiful Engravings, price es. iu boardi, U a Sacred Eclogue, and •I'OBIT, a Poem ; wi:ii Two Select Moral Tales. Tranflated from the Works, and proet...ie.i by the Life of M. 1.1 Florian, Member of the Auk dtmies of France, 111adrid, and Florence. By S. MAXEY. I.ikewife the Second Edition. prise 6s. adorned with Plato, of that much admired Panora' Fftale. :,,tine Philrot. Mr bANNISTF.R ; Maria, Mils DUNCAN. To-meyr , w, She Stoops to Conquer. A New Nlt.fical After piece, cAlled the Soldier's Return; or, Xbat can Beatty do? will he produced on Monday neat. Capttats detertnltthle: Firit-drawn, et Day 4 io,ooo I Fitil-drawr, 6th Day f; ac,oco Ditto ad Di, toot: Dino 7th Day ao:o Ditto 31 Day zoo° 1 Ditto Bth Dry 50,0c0 Ditto 4th Day sOOO I Ditto 9th Day I.coo Ultra sth Day moo I Di•to Toth D y 2,..1rx) Tlekers and Shares are felling at erery Office. PRESENT PRICE: Ticket . - - 4aBtS 0 - £914 o I Eighth - La 9 6 • 4 t 8 o Sixteenth 1 5 o BEGINS DRAWING 13th MAY. 1805. THI.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 18, 1805. will be prrfrnted (for the Slit time) a New Comedy, called WHO WANTS A GUINEA? Or, THE IRISH YORKSHIREMAN. The liaraders by MetTrs. LEWIS. KEMBLIE, MUNDEN, CHAPMAN. C. KEMBLE, SIMMONS, WADDY, DAVENPORT, EMF.RY, FAWCETT. Mailer NOR R EIFICOW. Mager BENSON. Mr% GIBBS. Mrs mArrocKs, WADDY. The Prologur to be fook-n by Mr. BRUNTON. And the I Hogue by Mrs. MATTOCKS. To whirl; will be added the Mulical Farce of NIActIAN. To morrow, Aggrefhon or the ITrroine of Yucatan. The Public are rektelfully fnfornird. that Mager BeTTY will retool to this Theatre nn Saturday the :nth init, and will on that day prtforrn. for the bat time, the Chargter of °faun, in the Tragedy. of Zara. Printed for Vemor 3241 f loud, in the Poultry; and T. Boofey, in Nov Broad-fireet. PICTUALLING.OFFIOE. April ts, 180$ THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING LAW..—This ~ay was publidod. prke 7s. 6d in boards, Dedicated to Sir ViCAST OIBSSt. - 11 " HE Reading tip , )n Ihe ST CUTE of USES of sir FRANCIS BACON, afterwards Baron of Verulam, and Vircennit St. Alban; Lore High Chancellor of Great Britaio. • A New EniTion ; with very full Notes and Explanations, and s copious Table of the Contents. *sou* WILLIAM HENRY ROWI. FA. Loudon . Sold by all the Law lionkfellers. Of whom may he had, by the fame Author, in Octavo, Price l'hree and Sixpence in hoards, OBSERVATIONS ON THE RULES OF De-CENT on the Paint of Law upon which Mr. Juilice ManwaKl and Mr. Jußice Blackftotie were at ilTuc, and on our Law's Difallowance of Li. neal Afcent. HIS MA7ES77 I 2 NAM, els bendy:ler Notice, That on Friday the with inftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for the Supply or what FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of His Majefty's Ships and Ve trek at V'ermnutb, for the (Pace of Twelve Months from the 16th of neat mouth ; to be paid for by Bills payable with bi tereft ninety days after date. Half CLuarter )IGT CCM NI-liLL, and 9, CtIARINU-CROSS, 1 °Mims. 1 1 BISH, Contra:tor for 4,e prefent Lottery, • allures his Friends that the Sale of Tickets and Shares far exceeds his molt fairilne expedadun.. In the late Lottety, rickets rote from the preterit Price to up wards of sal-pet Ticket before the Drawi-g began, and every Ticket was fold before the lottery was halt &lilted. The Scheme of the prefent Lottery Ilan Is univerfally allowed fowler to any former in Capital Prices; he therefore advifes his Friends (who me in to adventure) to infc no time in purchafing, as Tickets and Shares,from the extraordinary demand, will be lure to rife conhderably. _ _ The Conditions of the Cant/net may be Peen at the Seetetares Office, at this Office, or by applying to the CaDalai of His Ma pity's Caftans', at Weymouth. ON THE COMPOSITION OF A SERMON AND PUBLIC PRRACHING. CASE OF PAR fICULAR DISTRESS. No regard will be bad to any tender is tokkb the triediall net be in- Pried is words at lenotb, or tbatfbaU not be delivered:a the Beard ;lire one o'dxl the !aid Friday the 26th injiturt, a., rare!: the terror sob. wain she Nader, or fame pesfox A his kbay; etude to anfraer lobe* toL'ed fir. • ACLERGYMAN of the Chinch of England, having a Wife and nne Daughter, and who has for twenty years been affiliated with Paralyfis, and for the tali ten years has bent rendered akogether loraphle of parochial duty, belt nnw in fo helniefc a hate ac to be deprived of the power of rnovin4 either of hi. feet in the ilnalkik dngrer ;roes the floor, or (tending with out fuppert—wilbes to inteteft the feelings of the charitable and fin mane. He uknowle , ges with gratitude having received am fit ral preface front the good ilithop of London, in whore Dioctfe be was difabltd from duty. N, twithltar.ding, he finds his (mail floe% of money fo reduced as to be ennitrained humbly to (elicit the aiLliance of thous wind and benevolent people who may be dUpored to take lat. cafe into canlideration lie begs leave, with due fuhmilLott, to fay that the fmalleft ciao/don, tranlnitc4 him to the Rev. Wm. Willan, !wl 14ielf4d. uear Sudbury, Sultak ; nr depofited in the hands nt Mr. Gill. No. i 99. Strand, where a fubfeription ii now open, will be received with gtatkude and thankfulnefs. SUBSCRIPTION FOR ORPHANS AT GIBRALTAR. IN caniequenee of the late dreadful Fever at that Place. of which upwards of asva of the Inhabitants died, a rumber of ORPHANS have been left, of whom there are from Fumy to Eily without Friends or Relation., and totally deltitute of the prat , el of all rend hut from the Humanity of the Public The 6111114 hitherto railed at Gibraltar, from the &Styrian* of Sir Thom.% Triege, and a refpr&abk Committee there. fur their inmsediate fupport, being a:hanged, the following Subfetiptions are revived t John Julius Atigerftelo cas 0 Lieutenant-General Sir ithil Angerftein It 0 l'hoillas Trine, K. B. Mot. lobo Abgerfteln st 0 late Lieut.-Governor V., Rivas at 0 of Gibraltar, who was A. Gihirm at o there during the rids . 3. Thornton, Portman- ini.y, ad flubfeription too 0 fliu ire 21 0 Charles Wall 21 0 Mi.. ]...hn Thomfonolo. It o Robert Shedder and Andrew Thornton sit o lons II 0 H. T. et o Francis NtArton st o C. T. at o Abraham Varkas at 0 1 homfon Sonar at o Campbell and Andarfon at 0 Niro Thornton Boner at 0 Thrimaa Cbtitts II 0 Thornton Sonar, jun. sr o Ethourd .lutrohas it 0 A. It st o Couto and Trotter is o Hy. B. at o kdnuand Majoribanks at o Sir Francis ParMy„Eart. 21 0 R sod E. Lae! .11 0 Thomas flaring at o Benjamin Goltllmid al 0 Thicheh of Neweallls soo o Abraham Goldfmid as o Doke of hiewcaftle IVO 0 Mrs A. GOl4lOll it o Late Major Calera' Bar. Aaron Goldoni& . 21 '0 Bemire t ,c tta.tds of David Samuda so to &mitt nos o Robert Thornton 21 0 Euhfcriptioni continue to be reeehted at Metres. Contra and Co. Melts. Hoare a.;cl Co. Bilkers; and by Bannon and White, at the Bar of Lloyd's Craffx huule. THE CHEAPEST HOSIERY and GLOVE WAREHOUSE In the WORLD. Who'sisla and Relit I, for READY MONP Y ONLY. by J. RADFORD. Real Masafac tem, No. 64. Cheap ; anal. t• prevent stiftakes.recollol that .j. R. has oo cowers arith any other Shop In London. °brave but the following prieestMen's Arlan Cotton for Boots at 18.6 d. worth as. 6d. Men's Superfine Ribbed Cotten at oniy ts. 6d. worth 30.6 d Women's Fine Cotton. ta. 6d. worth :s. &twain at at. Os worth 40 and with eilrinus Lice Clocks, y. wor h ys. Black or White Silk Hee, at 6s. 6.L 'anal with Lace Clocks, 'Y. 6L worth los 6J. sco Dozen Men's and Women's Leather troves, from . ' s. upwards ;Pk Nir l .aoc Mira av le 6d. worth as and extra long Lace Mitts at as. 9d. worth 5 e. and a curious article In Ladies' long Lace Sleeves. caleutato, to give eafe and elegance • Patronifed by the Royal Family ; Hattie Cotton, and other Drawers at only 3s. 6d. worth ss. 6d. aiftrnew Mooned Landis Woo! Petticoats that are Co much approved of by tSe Ladita 'I haft that have to make large purchatcs will End the greaten ads antaty; by buying at No. 64. Cbesp6de. MALTA. TAN day wee putaltbed, in 1 . w9 brae. Volume% Quarts►. prier Three Guinear and a Half in hoard% ilhitrated with a 'UV Carr Chart of the Maud, iitcFect by two i and with numerous Aoicer ROCS. NTIF.NT and 1110DrAN MALTA : cftntain. 3 - Jog a full and accurate Account of the PRESENT FTATE of the Man& of 'MALTA sad t;QZA: the HISTORY of the KNIGHTS of St. JOHN • JhRUSA.I.ILM front their lira Efts bhiltvnent In Malta blithe hogisming of the such Century: alto, a NAMIATIVIot the Esax rt which ded the CAPTUa a of there Minds by the Fa env'. and their feofequrnt Cow,, is r by the ruse: and an Appendix, containing authentic State Papers ettacr boenrerots. • --- By the Cnavatiaa LOUIS dr BOISGELIN. .&nightut ial.a. At a time *giro the :fistal of Malt, is the Batts on width the whole .'Thins European Polities is fuanikti, and wheh it is con ,conitinstics ofle of the snot anporsant Parasol the Bri hA Dotristions, aad as tor. nine at li.rrier intim antbithoas Projeao of . 4,•Govs.nutornt of trance a comnktc Hiitory and Radhieai Ace.da. tof that 111 MA can. ot h•ls d. ; 4y it sae* every rms. Icit , pcsw!,..tly. hews Ter, of 1.16 ii• !Oar political sad mill • try 105r.n..-cc this Iflar.d is not ids worthies) partieuLlr Atten a.m. a. eont..;l,' tg the !aft org 'nixed tooth solos' of Chivalry, an I. ttitosi•T .s prc:...rocd the Spis it of its Formation fitter the th Ird which has ditirg, idled ear by Iss sxt . F 51.1113, :hrouga fo alloy Ages, in Defence of the Ca !,. e . Prihtc.t k.cis A • D "NI L;.l rs, Nb. 6, Rriage&reet, Black- N. ri•ta .and !'n I.e had .0 all Bonk '4..r• . ft. t'te large and fpleodid Chart of the tw • • qt. oi• •ct; at the Atels•+:, and haely ee t.r •••1 1%1 .r:44 Cuiata, of •,:1e r •;•at on Calt VAS Al la 1%41;4 is • Cafi fur dre THOMAS BROOMS. Ir' THOMAS.I3ItOOiiA, tornierly of the Parillt of St me. in the County of Wereetter, is living, and will apply to Meffrs. Bray an.i Gale, aolicitora. Droltwich, Wurcefterfhirer he will bwir of fomething confiderAhly to his a d vantage. . . _ _ The above mentioned TUC MA s %toot c was a Private In the Portfmouth Divifion of Marino. and (being droPfical) was dit eharpd therefrom about the mouth of April, iXot, was Come time afterwards Gofport Hofpital, and has not fence been beard of. _ _ 'soy r.rfon who can givs farisfadary information of the death r•f rite fdid 'norms Brooke, will e handfounely rewarded for their tr• , uhle„ applying as above. FOR SALE, At the King's Warehoufe, New Romney, on Friday, the 19th .IJay of April. tilos, about Three &Clock, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots, 307 Gallons Foreign Brandy. 7 . 6 Ditto 3368 Ditto Rum. C eneva. Which may be 'Waved the Day before, and on the Morning 6f the Day of Sale. CT A Depcfit of Twrnty•iive per Cent. will be required. Pint of PLY vlOll TH.—SAI.F. OF SPIRITS„'Sre. On Tuefday. sad April. ttios. by Ten &Clock in the Forenoon, will be etpufed to Public Sale, at the Cullum-Houfe, in this Port, THE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, viz. 1750 Gallons Brandy, 54 Ditto Rum, Bso Ditto Geneva, Of inferior Strength, in (mall Lot., for the Accommodation and Uf.: of Private Perron', not Dealers in Spirits. One Rowing Boat and Mater als; an Old Berwfmit. returned from the Providence Cutter; and an Old Boat, from the Bury Curer; elf* Eighteen Tons Monrftone. N. B. The Goods above.nacanioned will be let tip In kraal Lots, and Sold to the higheit Attendance will be given at the Cottons-Houle aforefaid, fax viewing and carting the fame. There Days before the I)av of Sale. To be uOLD by AOC l lON, Oa the eTOIIIIIOI. • By Mr. WELLit, On Monday the 29th of April. tilos, and the following day ' s: 11 o'cl. , ek precitrly—LOT t. A MOST cleftrAble FREEHOLD VILLA, with fuitable attached and detached Macs, Coach Houk, and Stables, an el cellent Gardcn, and a rich Meadow of two acres and a halt divided from the Garden 1w a beautiful Stream of Water, &tate in the plesfant Village of Welt Bourne, late the Refidence of William Heather, Ffq &coated. 1 of a. Two well built Tenements with Shops and Gardens, at Weft Bourne, In the occupation of Meas. Migraine! and Castes, Tenants at Will. Lot 3. A Copy hold Meadow of one Acre in Stull.(teeetlane, Welt Dqurue. Lot 4. A Freehold Fk Id, called Farm Meadow, containing two Acres, St a fm4ll diltince from I.ot 2. Dirret Puireffinn may be lead of - Lots r, 3. and 4. Ard inuncdiatel; atter the foregoing, will be Sold by Audlion. .111 the lioutehold Furniture, belonging to the late William Hea ther, Fri. Catalogue* may be bad in due rime. and the Houfe viewed by Tickets. and limber p.trrieulare known by applying to Mr.Wilmnr, Solidity; or to Mr. Weller, at Me Geteetal Agency Office, CM. a dasher. TO BE SOL) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, The REVERSION IN FEE, expeCtant on the Deem& of the SURVIVOR of a. LADY aged ao, and a OENTLEM.‘N, and Oa, of and in the following very valuable and dellrable rATESeomprifti g, Firft, SNDRY M E ,SUAGES. BUILDINGS, and FARMS, with a Water Corn Mill, on a never-failing ftream, and tali Acres of very fertile Arable, Meadow, and Paiture land, 'I ythe-free, lying very cosipaci. at Nafferton, near Drißield, in the EaR Riding of the County of York, adjoining the Turnpike Road from Hull through Driffackl to Bridlington and Scarborough, let to &lefts. Luckup, kfferfon, Severe. Ste. at Annual Reins or Values of load. and upwards; and alto fundry ( . .kiit and Chief Rents, nod other Manorial Righ ts. Alto, of and in a MESSUAGE and FARM at Loctingtous near Beverley. in tho. Fall Riding, containing 73 Acres and up ward% of go al Arable, Pa(turn, and Meadow 'Land. and Com mon-right thereto belonging, in the Tenure of Mrs. Winn; and alto certain Tythe Rents payable out of Eltates there s the whole let at 941. and upwards pet-annum. • Ain, of and in a most complete and delirable ESTATE, cotn prifing three fubilantiat !buildings, Meffitages, and Farms, contain lug 4211 A. 3R. 18P. of molt excellent and, highly improvable A rank, Mcodow, and l'afture Land, Tythe-free, lying In a Ring Ft.nce. at Se utli Holme, near Maltun, in the North Riding of the County of York. Alto, the Reverfion eepedant as aforefaid, of, in, and to a LEAS 4 '.IIOLi) MESSUA:4-. and FARM at I holthorp, near Sheriff Hutton, in the North Rae.h.n, containing *so Acres 0r good Arable, Meadow, and Facture Land, now let to Jonathan airky, at or about the Rent of fold. and which Eremites are 1...-14 during the lives of the above-mentioned Lady, aged Forty Yvan s and two healthy Gentlemen, aged about Thirty-five Years each. _ _ . Alto the Reveal expeetant a aforefaid of and in the TYTHES (.' SI ILLINGFI.e.k. r, in the County of York, fill, lee at 3771 t.rr ans•uni during the Lift of a Gcntlemaut aged upwards os' Silty Year'. • N. li. 'the Proprietor will have Lo olgeetion to fell any of the ihnvt. Ett..tes for an Annuity, during the joust Lives of a Lady. ..gnl Forty 'fears, and a Llentlenian aged about Tssitty-one Year, neat ftw the fame, and for further particulars apply to Vleffre. ruttier, Cooke, v•al Frac, Nu 6, I.iaaJq i Inn, Lon ansi to Mr. Jima, Land Agent, Wthlbarn, neat Strat ton! 00 &mail and Na x 4, Carey•ltreet, Litrattlea lan, London. •„• Perlons in the Country may be fupplied, by I. odi n g (Poft Fait') Bank Note's, Caftt, or Putt Office Orders, to either 4, Corn. hill, or 9, Charing-Crofs, London. Drawing begins 13th of MAY. SPRING STATIC Lo I TSRY, Begins drawing MAY t3th. zaos. TROBERTS moll relpetifully intnrt iHsFriends • and the Public in general, that Tickets ar.d Shares are on Sale at his truly FOR ruNATE Office, NJ. 8, Cornhill, where No. 14,64 , ,, a Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, was fold In one Eighth and fourteen Sixteenths in the Lit Lottery. No. 11,587, a Prize of jool. was alfo fold al Stares, and Prize* ;o a confider. able amount in former Lotteries too numerous to mention. The prdent Grand Scheme confifis of two 30.000 L tem to,oool tbree tool. threw spozi five 2,,0ct0i. eight 10011. Stc. &e. An early purehafe is recommended, as Tickets and'Shares will advance In' price as the Drawing approaches. t;RAND s•I•ATE LoT !TRY. ADRUMMOND, No. 6s, FLEET-STREET, • willies to rermnd his Friends and the Public in general, that the rfeheft Lottery in the whole world begins drawing as Monday the 13rh of May, confiding only 01 30,000 1 seises, a. .d contain ing Prizes to a large amount, vie. a Prizes of £ 30,000 13 Prizes of ,E 10,000 . S Dittb 10,000 3 Ditto soon &c. /et. &c. As a great number of Ladies and Gentlemen were difappointed bit Lottery, in nor being able to buy Tickers at any prier, A. )suat itosn recommends an early purcbale for the prJent important isntery, which will prevent • diLppointment, and be a great fasting to purchafers, as the price of 'Ticitcts may he expeeted to rife eons 6derably.-.-Prizes to a..y amount said on demand. Correa Numerksl Boohs and Numbers eateßdly examined. ETA TE LOTTERY. SWIFT and CO. at their Old O ffi ce, Nn. tr, Poultry, are telling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to begin drawing 13th May. The demand for Tickets and Sham In all Lotteries, has been in proportion to the number or Capital Prizes they contained this accounts foe the great tale that has already taken place in the pre lent Lottery, a continuance of which mutt oecalion Welt an in erearc of price, as to make it an Mika to every adventurer not to delay his purchafe. In the IA Lottery, the Ticket No. 20,951, a Prize of topooL No. Saco, a Prize of 'cool. and Nos. 9801 and t 6,208„ Prizes of .300 L were Aural and fold at Swift and Co's Office. Where No. 6791, a Prize of ao,coml. No. 9361, 1 Prize of lopool. and No. 19,008. a Prise of too& in the preceding Lottery, were alto fold In &arm. 8 CATE LO rry. Y, BFGINS DRAWING MONDAY r3th MAY. THE 'Pickers are raid and divideil into Halves, Quatters, Kighths. and Sisteenthq, by HAZARD, BURNE. and Co. Stoek•bmkm, at their .State• Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal F.zehange, London, and no where elle on thrsr Letters, pelt pad. duly answered, and Schemes gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Two Pt ire, of 3opoot —Two of so.oool —Three of If:wool... Three of ;pool—Five of 2,0001.--Eight of r,OOOL Fonrteen of 3°31 &c. &c. and the iowtit Prise wl. In the late Lottery, No. 8 o 3 t, a Prize of assorl. was fold and regiftere 1 at the above °Mee, where No. 19,338, scoot. and 10,742 and 10,787, Prizes of ioccL were fold in shares. ••• Country Orders, accompanied with iliort dated BIM on London, Port-Office Orders, or Calk, in Parcel by Coach or Car• tier, pundtually attended to: and Correfirondents may depend on being tree ed exactly on the fame term. , .1 if perfonaily pa tent. t. 1.0 I 11..t(1f , Commence) Drawing the 1 3th of next Month. HALL and Co. (iiicceliors to Mr. NicHot.soN), at the Old Lieenfed Spec Lottery Office, No. 88, CORN- I 'FILL, corner nf the Royal Exchange, London, oftieettully 111-* farm their Friends and the Public, that Ticket, and Shares (.)sly Ramped) and in variety of numb rs, are felling on the bereft terms. The number of CAPITAL PRIZES in this Lottery (and only 30,00 nekets) is unprecedented : The Scheme contains of 30,00c1. a of 20,0001. 3 of 10,0Q01. 3 or 30001. s of z 00.31. 8 of 'cool. 14 of 3col. a gust number of tool. and Sol. and the low& Prize aol. _ a Orders from the Country, accompanied with geed Bills, at a Mort date, Bank Notes, Caih, or Pott-Oace Orders, executed on the fame terms as if perfonaily prefect. Tickets and Shares re. gilterrd at S 4 r lichee per Number. •.* Prizes paid en demand, and in full, two months after the Lottery has finjilted Drawing. This day was publiihed, in Two large VuWows, dee. price it as. in boards, THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Year typo, (tithe Peace with Great Britain ew eluded at Amiens in !Boa. By JOHN ADOLPHUS, F.fq. F. A. S. It is highly neecffary that a work of the kind before us ihotthl be in the hands of every man who has the powers and option old tics of reffsetton and adion. The principles on which this work Is written appear to us to be impartial and kilt. Mr. Adolphus is fo eopi Its in his reference to nothoritica, that the reader who wima to enter more minutely into any tranfarSkion may know where to go for inforination. Different ileCOUllt6 appear to have been carefully compared, and no eat non made which Is nut flrengthened by an undeniable reference. We can therefore moms mend this work as excellently calculated for immediate utility, at. fording a clear and cencite view of the origin and proem(' of the moll itupendous revolution that ever occurnd in the hiftory of the world. Brialik Critic, 03. 404. Printed for O. Kearney, FI et-areet. Of whom may be had. I. three Volume., 8,0. Price II 4s. board*. The lIISTORYcf l•R NU., from the tikt eft..blifhment Orate Monarchy, to the Year t 710 The above Works together farm a complete Hllkory of Frame s Isom the earlieit period to the year 1802. This lay was publifhed. a new Edition, reviled by a Divine of the Church of England, in one large Volume, Bvo. on fine wove paper, pi Le los. 6d extra boards, AN ESSAY on the COMFOSITION of a 4—s•SER MON.—By the Rev. JOHN CLAUDE. To which are addrd, The Life of the Author, a Differ:anon cm Public Preaching, and Notes, by the lat.: Rey. R. Rubinfo,i, of Camhtidge. London : Printed for B. Crolby and Co. Stationer's Court, Pa ternofter.row r-Where may be had, jutt pubnalcd, price 64. Bvo. Oerard's Paftoral Care, on the Dignity, Difficulties, Duties, &c. of the Paftural Office. LONDON. This ay was . publifhed,in one large and elegant Volume, lZitarto, embellifhed with Fifty-four eopper-platee, 'Thirty-one of whick are beautifully coloured, price Three Guineas in boards. 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