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_ , -, 1 1 k a toti : 14 '?",: • . '.- . . 1.4:: 't i ; • ' • -- ~...--, n ,1,-,, r • _i .:‘,... if • - 9 • 4 r ‘ --:: ... , --7,-..- - „ .. . , ipa• . , 1 . .. 1-0 ? f \ . ~ `'t_ , or- - •,, i: .. • :-......1 it-'• ••• .• , . ..k-N _,A; . 0 ' k-t 1 *- • 6 VA". • Ni.... 1 ' , - L\,...... -___ l- ...,.,:..$....., . \:„..-...- -_. , I , # 1 ..... . . : ft pir.„, .- .. _ GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. NOW DRAWING. No. of Prizes. I of SCHEME. Value of cacti. £ 3o ,000 ao,ooo moo° 10 00 2,000 2000 .0 00 100 JO 20 Total Value. is L 6op-so 40,000 - 30400 MOM 1 s POR - 10.000 Loco 7,000 3,000 IMP s , OOO - 110.x0 ADMIRALTY' OFFICE, May 28, dos. NOTICE it beroly given that a Silicon of Oyer aid Terweiair sad Goal Delivery, far the Trial of Olrearee temasit ted fat& High Seas, within the 7.lfiliaiime of th e afehairally Bap laud, will h e h e ll at leieeHall, iw the Old Bailey, Leedom, an Satur day the 294 of 7awe *eat, at Eight daori la the Maraireg. FREEHOLD IN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. PO be SOLD, innate near WELLINGEO. -IL ROUGH, in NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, a Neat FA. MILY HOUSE, with numerous attached and detached Ofikese a good Garden, and twenty Acres of Land. well planted, adjoin ing the Houfe ' • alfo fifteen Acres of L an d, d etac h e d at a abort diltance. TheEftAte is Freehold, and nearly exempt from tithes. For Particulars apply to Mr. Porden, Archltedt. in &num' area, London; or to Meffrs. Hodfoo,Soliritors, at Wellingborough. MINM. 24 50 100 6,c00 WILLIAM MARS DEN. MR. BOWYER'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND LOTTERY, COURRilling ONc Tronsawn FOUR HURIDIFD AND FIRTY•ONit CAPITAL PRIZES. ' P ICKETS,T price Timis GUINE AS eac h, are now on Sale at the Hiftoric Gallery, Pall Mall, and at Mr. Bower's Office for the City, N 0.73, Cornhill, and at every Li cenfed Office in the United Kingdom. Specimens of the WHOLE OF THE ENGRAVINGS which are to be given in this Lottery to thole Holders of Tickets who do not obtain Capital Prizes, are now exhibiting GRA ris at the Hiftoric Gallery, Pall Mall, and No. 73,Cornhill. rickets. Capitals determinable: :C 3009C00 Firß-drawn, tit Day 4 10,000 Firft-drawn, 6th Day' 2epoo Diu% ad Day woo Ditto 7th Day loco Ditto :d Day IMO Ditto Bth Del? 30,0 m Ditto 4th Day 5000 Ditto ittb Day I,coo Liao sth Day moo Ditto loth D:y a,noc Tickets and Shares are felling arevery Office. PRESENT PRICE: £l9 10 0 4;2 11 0 1 5 6 Ticket Half Qua►ter zoo 0 S t • 0 Eighth - Sixteenth NEXT TUESDAY. 1` DISH fnlicits the public aPentinn to the unex • ampled Rich State of the Wheel. One haff of the Lottery is over, and near all the Capital Prizes remain undrawn, viz. a of £30,000 a of 5,0c0 2 01 20,000 4 of I,oco a of ao,ooo 4 of i An &e. Ste. &e. Undrawn Tickets and Shares will continue on rale at No. as Cornhill, and 9, Charing Crofs, until Tuefday morning nett, at the following prices : Ticket Cr 9 to Half 0 0 Eighth Ca it 0 Quarter 3 1 o Sixteenth a 3 6 •„• Only five days to draw. LOTTEI - 1 7-- 14inv DRAvirmi SWIFT and CO. No. t 1, Poultry, are felling the TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn. The next day of Drawing will be Tuefday, the 4th of June, when the Pita Drawn will 1w entitled to 20,000 l The laft Prize of aci,cooL attached to a brit drawn Ticket, was fold at their °Mee in z 6 Sixteenth Shares. KING'S BIRTH DAY. =POOL FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET on Tnefday next, lune 4th, exclufive of which the Wheel contains 2 4'30,000 Ia 45,000 I 20,C00 4 - 2,000 a -- 10.p00 4 - 1,000 &c. &c. Sce. Anil only five Days to draw. A DRUMMOND folicits the attention of the 1• Public to the above Royal and Rich Wheel, which they Rill find Rands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotteries, and ntie hall of the Drawing concluded ; he therefore recommends a (reedy applic-.tion at his Old Eflablillied Office, Fleet-ftreet, for the few 'fieitets remaining unfold. Lilt Lottery n. , t a'ficket was to be had at the conclufion of the Sixth Day '>Dr..m.u.g BIRTH DAY. THE molt unexampled LOTTERY for CAPI 'FAL PRIZES ever known in the annals of this Country, will give to the Votaries of Fortune no lets a Prire than zo,cool. for the hat Drawn Ti, et on Tuefday heat, the Birth Day of our au3ull Sovereign, and Is probable will be fold at ROBERTS's fortunate Office,No. 8, Conchal where Tickets and Shares are felling in variety of Number, ; and where No. 24,640, a Prize of iO,OOO. was hid in fifteen Shares the IA Lottery, as well as Prizes to a cmildarable amount in former Lotteries, all paid on de mand. TO BE SOLD, A VERY good Family H ou k in complete repai r , A - 1 - with between Thirty and Forty Acres of I.and, in a Healthy Situation, good Neighbourhood, upon a noted River for Trout and limber, in the Vicinity of Fox Hounds, and within one day's journey of London For Particulars apply (if by L.ettet Poft Paid) to Meffrs. Sloper and Allen, No. 08, Great Ruirell-ftreet. Birionsibury. This day was publifhed, price Ss. 6cl. in boards, AN ANALYTICAL INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES of TAS FE. Ry RICHARD PAYNE, Knight. Printed for T. Payne at the Mews (late ; and J. White, Meet ftreet. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS • For the Firil•drawn Ticket on Tuefday next, the 6th Day, and HIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the Fitft.drawn Ticket en the Bth Day, And the Wheel contains the following Rich Prizes, 2 £3(4000 2 - 20,000 2 - I 0.000 1 .CCO, &C. &C. &C. • TICKETS and, SHARES, warranted undrawn, will cont:nue on Sale, whillt any remain, at CARTER',, No. 8, Chari:4; erg.. An early application is ahfolutcly necenry, at a fearcity mull take place from the very few Tickets remaining to the Contraelors' Hands unfold. Prizes paid on demand, or exchanged for undrawn Tickets and Shares. HIS MAJESTY's BIRTH DAY. IN honour of his Majefty's Birth Day, (nett Tuef day, June 4th) will he given a magnificent Public Breakfaft at Cooper's HAIL London, to commence with Twenty Thoufand Pounds for tLe Eirft.drawn Ticket, exclufive of two 30=01. one =pool two mood. two s,otxd four spool. &c. &e. any of which may be drawn in the courfe of that day, and Thirty Thoufand . . - . THE GOUT. 'nig day were publifhed, price as. 6d. SALUTARY CAUTIONS refp e di ng t h e GOUT ; in which the Dodtrines maintained in a recent Publication, by Dr. KINGLA cc, are expofed and refuted. By JOHN HUNT, Author of Hittorical Surgery. London : Sold by R. PIIILLIrs, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Blackfriars; by Adam', Loughborough, and by all Bookfcllers. This day were publilbed, price 6d. each, L'THE DUTY of attending PUBLICWORSHIP on the LORD'S DAY, and of receiving the HOLY COM MUNION. 2. A Second Serious Exhortation to attend Public Wotibip on the Lord's Day. Printed fur I'. Burnham, Northampton ; fold alfo by Longman, Huta, Rees, and Orme, Paternotter-row, and F. and C. Ening ton, St Paul's Chureh-yanL • ESSEX. • AT a very numerous And rerpeetable. MEETING . 1 . 3 '. of the Nohlemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of ESSEX, convened by the High Sheriff, this agth day of May, igos, agreeably to the Regulation for that purpofe. RACNARD BARER, Efq came forward, and propofed the fol lowing Refolutions, which were fecooded by Tnonsts Tnso rat- Los Coot, Efq. Refolved, • I. That this Meeting, entertaining the warmth attachment to the Parton and Government of His Molt Gracious Majeity, confiders itfelf efpecielly hound, at this tine, to approach His Ma jetty, with humble expedients of reftiedt and gratitude, for haying iu gracions compliance, with the Refolutions of the Houk of Corn mons, of the eighth and tenth of April tall, oared the Name of lord Vifcount Melville from the Lift of His Majefty's Privy Councillors; thereby siting to his faithful Subjedts, another (hik ing, and memorable proof, of his Majefty's attention to their willtes, and his paternal care and regard for the galena intereft. honour, and welfare of his People. 1. That this Meeting is impreffed with the warmeft fentiments of gratitude to the Huufe of Commons, for its declaims of the eighth and tenth of April I.lt, by which it has fu dearly demon- Reared and juftly cenfuted the flagrant Abufes in the management and application of the Public Money, which have been brought to light by the ConuniEloners of Naval Enquiry. 3. That this Meeting feels additional fatisfedtion, In witoaric the determination of the Houfe of Commons.evinced b 7 its fubfe quent votes and proceedings, to profecute fuch further Enquiries, into the Expenditure of the Public Revenue, as may lead to the deredlion of all hinder Adis of Delinquency which may have pre veiled, and of bringing to kilt Punilbment all l'erfons who may have bi en guilty, in defiance of the Law and breach of their Duty, of perverting the Public Revenue to purpufea of private emolu ment, or public corruption. 4. That this Meeting very ftrongly feels, that in the prefem eircumitances of the Empire, it is effential to the prefervation of the Conftitution, and the Salvation of the Svite, that a fyltem of ftrldt and prudent Economy, be eftablifhed In every Department of the Public Receipt and Expenditure. An Addrefs to His Mott Gracious Majelly, and a Petition to the Honourable Houfe of Commons, founded upon the foregoing Refuletions, were then put and carried. 5. That the Thauks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon. the Earl of ST. VINCENT, for having originated and promoted, with In much zeal and honour to hinifelf as well as advantage to the Nation, thole Enquiries into the Abufes of the Naval Depart ment, the detedtion and future prevention of which, are effential to the !literal and Security of the Empire. 6. That this Meeting regards, with the higheft approbation, the indefatigable zeal and meritorious exertions of the Commillioners of Naval Enquiry, which have fo juftly obtained the Thanks of thk Houfe of Commons, and which have entitled them to the gratitude of the Nation at large. 7. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to SAMUEL Wsurs READ. Efq for his upright conduct and perfevering efforts, in bringing forward and conducting the high and important charge of Public Abufe, and Corruption, contained in the Tenth Report of the Cuminiffioners of Naval Enquiry. JAMES REED, Sheriff. Refolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to JAM es RECD. kfq. High Sheriff, for his readinefs in convening this Meeting, and for his moft able, impartial, and Gentlemanlike Condudt in the Chair. THE HEROIC EPISTLE. 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This day was publlfl.d. in one very large volume quarto. with 39 Copper plates, price two guineas and a half in board,, ADICTIONARY of the VETERINARY ART, containing the lateft Improvements and Preccriptinns recom mended by the COLLEGE, as well as by modern Writers on that fubjedt. And including filch Parts of Comparative Anatomy, Phyliology, Pharmacy, Choniftry. &c. as are conuedted with the Veterinary Act. The whole ilhiftmted by numerous and elegant Engravings of the Anatomy and Difeafes of the Horfe ; and form ing a Work no leis calculated to alSit the profeffional Veterina rian, than the pradlifing Farrier, the z'armer, and the private Gen tleman, In acquiring a knowledge of the morbid Affedtions to which HorfeN Dogs, Cows, Sheep, Pig 4, and other Domeiiic Aoi- mats are fobjca.. By THOMAS BOARDMAN, Veterinary Surgeon to the 3d (or King's own) Regiment of Dragoons. London Printed for G. Kearney, Pleet-ftreet. Pain& for the Firfl drawn Ticket on Ttairday, June the I ICI. - - - From thr aivtve incomparable [late of the Iklieet, and the gnat fcarcity of Tickets, they muft advance confiderably. An iminci flats application is therefore recommended at G. SCOTT'. Old tftablifhed Fortunate Office, No. 75, New Bonckflrcet, where the tuft drawn Ticket on the Sccond Day of the prefect Lottery,No. entitled to t,cooL was fold and rcgiftercd, and the Ticket, No. 6,143, a Prize of 54001. in the lalt Lottery, was alto fold in One Quarter, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares. Capital Prizes to any amount paid on demand. CONVEYANCING. MESSRS. W. 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Perfunal applications will be received ev, ry day till three o'clock ; and letters from correfpondents in town or country (polt paid) immediately anfwered. • PAINTS and COAL TAR, PREPARED for OUTDOOR PAINTING. 11' HE Public are molt refpeafully informed,that the above mentioned article, continue to be prepared by the Ed. tint Colour Company only, No. 1, Walbroolt, London. The Paints arc of variouq dude., of Green and ether Colour, peculiar ly adapted for ufeful and ornamental Covering, and are caddy ap plied, being fold in a !Lite for ufe. . - The Coal Tar is recommended for barna and all rough fencing, is of a good brown Colour, and will be found cheaper and more durable than Common Tat. N. B. White Lead and an forts of Painters 011 s and Colours of the heft quality, Linfeed Oil Cake for C.ittle. &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES, for AA Sauce, Stewed Beef, Ha f ted Calvet Heals. Beef Simi:, Made DOe. Wild Fowl, aid Geese; with many Deli :ease for the Table. Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more fully exprelkd in his C a talogue, (He kiag she Isreseitier tbew,) has induced many perfons to give the fanse name to Articles entirely different, which are vended at many Shops In London, by perfotra who go to the principal Towns in England, inland, and Scotland, to folicit Ordcrs of Tradefmen and Inn-keepers, who in cooka quence are often Caved with Speenhaa 5,,e,, of very inferior quali ties, which is nut only an ImpoGtion, but a great difappointment to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good Sauce to their I' N. B. None arc Hia Genuine, but what have 'there worde on the Label," BURGESS and SOWS, Oriannal and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. ton Strand, Construe Savoy steps, London." TO THE LADIES. THE very liberal encouragement which the Pro prletor of BAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE,NECK. ARMS, &c. bas ever experienced from his fair Countrywomen, make. him prefume that the above meets their entire approb..tion. —Superfluous Hairs have in all ages and Countries been confidered highly derogatory to female Delicacy, and it ramified unexplain ed that the Ladies of Egypt and other Eaftern Nations Chould be entirely exempt from this fcourge of Beauty, fo frequent in Nor than Climates. To Lady M.W. M—ae, Europe was at length itfdebted for the (cent procured from a Female friend, during her refidence in Turkey, and where, it appeers, the Ladies make ufe of it at the Baths. By the Men it is employed to remove irre gularities, anal give uciformity to their Mellachlos, Ste. Sold by appointment of the Proprietor by Mars. Shaw and Ed wards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Mara. Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; Meffn• Ching and Co. Cbcapede; Mr. Overton, New Bond-Rivet; Mars. Bacon and Co. Oxford-ltreet ; Mr. Newbery, St.• Paul's Church-yard ; Mars. Hendrie and Son, Tichborne-ftreet ; Mr. Jones, Apple Tree-yard ; Mr. Barlow, 3s. Cock fpur ftreet, and Mr. Berry, Greek-greet.—.ln the country, by Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh; Mrs. Dancer, Yak; Mrs, Marriott.. Bath ; Mrs. Shicrcliffe, Briftol ; Mr. /WPDociald, Glafeow, &c.-- Price 3s. 64. the bottle. An abatement of One Shilling in fix Bot tles. N. B. None is genuine nnlefs lignedin the Prapristor's hand ue.ting. to imitate which is a felony. • CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN GALVANISM. TT has often been wifhed by thofe molt intimately acqu tinted with the furprifing cifedts of GALVANISM, that tome method were deviled whereby this fubtk principle could ba diflukd internally, and thus (as it appears to be the PRINCIPLg of LIFE Welt) reltore that energy and tone to the Vital powers, the lots of which is In a greater or !ail' degree the forerunner and oak of molt Difeafes. While other Sciences have been limplified and their principles brought to the telt of reafon and enquiry, that of Medicine alone remains unexplored, and although its application in Come Inßances produces the defired died, (till the length of time g.ncrally taken, although the Diktat has been perhaps (lightly and faddenly acquired, mutt make it evident that fomething more ef ficacious and leis liabk to uncertainty remained to be dikovered. No doubt could be entertained but that ()ALVAN' himfelf had perfeehd what he made the grand able& of his Rudy and ambi- , tion through life. To ascertain thin fad, his Manuferipta have been examined, and the relish has exceeded expectation. A Re cipe has been found, which it appears the perfon in polTeifion of them has frequently prepared, under the name of GALVANIC ELIXIR; and front the almoft incredible effects of this Medi cine, which are confirmed upon oath, one bottle feared) ever failing to produce a complete cure), the Proptidor has been ed to publifh it. Jaundice and all Diforders oecafioned by bile, fuch as violent ficknefs, retching:, and lots of appetite, are almoft immediately removed. In cafes evidently attended with a delici ency of the vital principle, fuch as the Green Sicknefs in Young Women ; Confumption in either Sex ; Debility, arifiug front Dc ' bauch, nr Ceuta of a Private Nature; as a Preventative againit Contagious Difeafes, particularly the Yellow Fever in the Welt In keeping up the vitality of the fyftem, which is always in the firit initance impaired by beat of climate and confinement during the Voyage; for the cure of Nervous Fevers, and of all thek little indefinable complaints of the Nervous kind, which do. licate (and snore ekecially) Women in high life are fubjed to; in cluding Sick Headache and Hylterieal Affations, ',riling from In digeltioa, late hours, &e. tics This Medicine (tends alone as the ugly one that ever could remove Difeafs as quickly as It is Come. time+ acquired. Sold by appointment of the Proprietor, by Meffrs. Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church yard; Meffrs. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Mr. Bacon, Oxford-ftreet ; Meer& Using and But. tier, Cheapfide ; and Mrs. Newberry, St. Paul's Church-yard: and no where elle in London, In bottles of Its. each, duty included, N. B. Obferve that the direadtioos no each Bottle are figued in the Proprietor's hand writing, to imitate which is a capital felony. En •uire for JONES's GALVANIC ELIXIR. Made up tor the Ealt and Welt Indies in f 4 - sad tot cafes, of, ra and za bottles each. , •