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. _ %, s r ~„,,,,,,.„, ,_ xs b „ , , 11;13YER 9655. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Amory 7, 1818. E MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of ORDNANCE having granted their authority for the Sale r vessions taken fres the Plates engraved on a soale of One 10 1 Mile, from the GENERAL SeRVEY of LiftEAT ITAIN, performed under the superintendanee of Colonel LLIAM MUDOE, of the Royal Artillery, the Public are bv rinnwel, that Twentreight Plates are already finished, tit ., l Impressions from them are oil Sale at the Drawing min the Tower of London. These Plates hem a com e nip tithe Cast front Polkatone, in Kent, to the sand's in Cornwall, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, near ;1, and also front the Thames to Orfordness. • 1 , ,r.11 ether Plates of this Work are now in hand ; and Part which contains nearly the wboie of Surrey, and the Northern of lEmpshire, is just completed and pubtshed. I appli:ation to Mt. Baker, at the ,Drawing-Room, whe-e . nd:s Mop will be @hewn, Gentlemen Alsbing to procure a of the Conroy surrounding their own habitations, may t any sheets they please for that purpose. II Letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under cr to the S:crctary of the Board of Ordnance Ball-Mali iber, trip be lent/stately attended to, Irj Onler of the 133:Led, R. A CREW, avetary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, January 26, lilt. VIE Frixcipai OFFICERS q fkis MAJESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby giro Notice, t Fropogals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, or More WEDNESDAY , th: 16th day of February next' s i uh ts persons Il and F a s ma yoßF A b Ge IRO;Ito n fo ne r d s rt . a k e a t he of i Supply of De! G tment, for a period of three Years, determinable after the !ration of the first Year, upon notice of three Months, at the n of either party. cimcns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at pri-cipal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther -Jars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con t, miy be known at the Secretary's OiNee In Pall Mall afar:- any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where Proposal must be delivered, sealed up, and : endorsed-- Lr penis for Iron but no Proposal an be admitted after sdd 18th February, ax Twelve o'clock at Noon of the SUM: • neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making as agent in his lashalf, shall attend. By Order V - Oießeard, R. H. cREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORIMUNCE, JANUARY 26, 1818. 'HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS If his MA JESTY', ORDNANCE do hereby give PReice, proposal will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, Ibefore WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of Fetnuary nest, .such Peno:4 as may be willing to undertake the Supply of of :SLED OIL and TURPENT:Ita: for Service of this De em, for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the :e. ration of the first Year, upon Notice of duce Months, at 1 Optia of either Party. innOts of the Ardeies may be viewed upon application at the ncipat &orekeeper's Office in the Tower; and it is expected t:1 Tenders du express one Price way t o the 014 wheeler, :ed in the Raw or Boiled state : and farther Particulars, btr with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may isen at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Letw.:en the hours of Ten and roar o'Cluck, where the °skit must be dellver,d, scald u_i and endorsed, " Propo- ir Oil and T.:-pentine ;" but no Proposal e , n be admitted r the said itit:a February, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of matte day; Leilher will any Tender be noticed, unless the making it, cr an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Ord.r of At Board, R. K CREW, Skt. rEw LOTTERY begins 4th of MARCH, when I nearly 5,000 Tickets mat ba drawn, and the Fint-ctrawn 'twill receive E 5,000 more. /Int-drawn Rea will bare Four Pipes of Old Port, Ern Teo Prizes drawn will be all Capitals, FELVE PIPES OF POET WINE, besides the S:L•eme, One Hundred C.ppitals—Three of £30,000. All Sterling Money—No Stoak Prizes. Old mode of Drawing—No Claws. T.cket only £l9 10 0--3ixtcunth_only....,.ll 7 0 Yr MARTIN and Co. 8, Cornbill, end 120, Oxford-street. se Public cannot fail to remember, that MARTIN and Co. in the Two last Contracts, Prizes of £20,000, £lO,OOO, 60, aid in a former Contract, the unrivalled £40,000! THREE PRIZES OF £30,000. • Win and CO. solicit the attention of the Public to the SCHEME of the NEW LOTTERY, which con- I the following unusual List of Capital Prizes, viz. S Prizes of if 30,000 Sterling Money 290,000 sof 5,000 Sterling Mpney 15,000 10 of l,OOO Sterling Money 10,000 12 tit SOO Sterling Money 6,000 14 of 4OO Sterling Money 5,1400 18 of 3OO Sterling Money 5,400 40 of. 61 where of £lOO, £5O, £23, Ste. in addition to cu, Twelve Pipes of the best old Port \Vine may be nib hy the purchasers of Tickets or Starr., at the old and ante Offices of Swirr and Co. No. 11, Poultry, 12, Cha vox ; and 31, Aldpte High -street. FOURTH OF NEXT MONTH. THREE OP EX,OOO--100 CAPITALS!! STATE LOTTERY Begins on WEDNESDAY, 4th of MA RCM WEI3B„ STOCK-BROKER, 9, CORN ILL, and 17, • LUIXLVIE.ErRSZT, remind. his Friends that or. WZD:;t3.• 4 4 . of Nest Month, the Lottery 13egins. Til AT DAY—Ten of the Capital Prises will be dezided _ _ in the first n THAT DAY—The First Prize Ye will Mi receive Five Thousand Pounds in addition. .—The TIIRiZE 450,000 Prizes may All be Drasvn! THAT DAY—The First Blank will receive Four Pipes of the best Port Wine in the Kingdom. AT DAY—Nearly 5,040 Tickets naust be drawn. 1!:1'1' DAY —About Forty Capita!, will be drawn. a must be van-anted that these are end ir.ducements to "PLY.—A great variety, and it is hasped a tartar:ate t 4 'like:. and Shares are now on sale, u WEIZIrs fortunate Offices, conxiitLL, and 17 LUDOATE-STRT.P.T THREE MON F. , Y YRIZES OF ,e 30,000 . •7. Luily So!d, znd paid on demand, viz. 11 Sham 4.3C,0CA • • is :'tares 301,40 .) is 12 S%zres tlu,C h 0 .•: Trre:ve Yea: c. ly Fire M0t...7 Prices of A.tr..d in !:::: I ,:vc!, and TfllthE of those ! , 1 —lbes mit this lurk warrant the witier7H, manifested, that JOM f if wit ali, of the P.;:st a Lr. tic present Szltrair, will be Soh! '47 Tli AT rrHE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is waiver sally aekbowledged to be the most agreeable and powerful restorative in all Nervous Disorders ever discovered. This cele brated Cordlal is peculiarly efficacious in all inward wasting., loss of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath and consumptive habits • it thins the blood, eases the most violent pains in the head a nd stomach, and promotesgentie perspiration. By the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is mach admired, be log pleasant to the taste and smell s gently astringing the fibres of the stomach, and givlog that proper tensity which a good diges tion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help and nou risth the constitution after a debauch with wine, &c. Much has been said by interested Individuals igaiHnst Mediatnes that are advertised, but there is a very important observation to •be made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its operation was genie, safe, and efficacious in those complaints for which it is rer.ornmer.ded, and universally administered with in variable success, it could cot have attained the unexampled de mand n has acquired; for, as it has rarely the great advantage of a p:meas! . :e advocate, so nothing but his conviction of its virtue!, by its silatary effects, can irtd...re perseverance, and yet reason able perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest combination of Chemicals and 'Galenicals to root out chronic diseases, and restore the valetudinarian to health. Sold by Leith, Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford -street; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler, ICheapside ; Tutt, Pschange; and Ward, Enlborn ; price lis each, or four in one Family Bottle for 33s by whith one I is. bottle is saved; with the words " Sarni Solomon, Liverpook" ergmved on the Stamp. Dr. Solcmon expect:, when consulted by later, the usual compliment of a ./.1. note to he ireosed, addre,ied, " Monty Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gileadtifor-se, near Liverpool. raw donble postare." Alm, price 3s. that scarce, interestins, and useful nanny Work (with which is gi'en an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gikuel-House), entitled, A GUIDE to lAEA l.Til ; or, Advice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints.—By SOLOMOU, ML D.—Containingi Treatise on Erman Diseases. Nervous and flypo.hrodriae Complaints; also GenersOleinarks on those aseas . ...w.l:.: w*.• the 1:-.4 is most bequeath/ j mode uf treatment, 3.1: RY 7, SALES CAPIT. !etwoen ST REA Spacioul PA MIL .rarm-1 lour. an DILE!) ACRES kilts from London. karraway's Coffee-house, isamar, March' AVALUABLI prising a subs Dims of all descriptioals Gentleman's Family , - • houses, and Stables; grown Timber ; desirably Mkcbam and Tooting, it Also, 11106 IN 'EAT IrlirdS, Stable, and t adoiv, l'asture, Is ia Th T' Ilionnded by a Sit London to 'Mitclram Villas, the principal , only seven miles from abundance of very of wealth to a put To be viewed by appl; Mansion, where particulars Banns Hill, where parti , Tooting ; Greyhound, r Epsom • Cock, Sutton WnadntU, Clapham Solicitors, Lincoln' Goldes-siotre, BETWIEN PANE BEECH and P' FARM REST HUNDRED (By Order of die At Carraway's Coffee...house, TunasnAr, Morel,' Lot I.A VE the of BEECH, in band. Ashamstead, a short healthy part of the f prising a Mansion Orchard, spacious] buildings, with MI Arable and Wood I containing upwards FOUR AU lying compact, Lot g. A most desiral FARM, with Common Cheveley, Haley, and Newbury ; ins run-% Esq. deceased; comprising a genteel comfortable Apartment:, ; scsiptions, capital surrounded with stir atabic•Ca•thoiniie, suits of 31.,:td0w " upwards of THREE All lying compact, desirable property Field Sports, being and several packs miles of Cheveley, Both these Estates particularly good, at Lot 3. A Pin) LAND, lying in S' of Burghgeld, in taint 5 A. 2 1;.23 Lot 4. A COME of a Gentleman aged of Bright Walton, cc possession of FAANCI closures of Arable SR.3BP.and T.._ Wanrage to Farnborougl 'Tho• e Lots may at Beech Pann ; Bright Walton, wi Newbury ; Post -ht Bear and the Crow: the Castle, Salt-Hill wick -street, Golder DESIRABLE F' .lIOLD EST A' AND TWEN, TO BE SO: 1 Desirable _ pm Copyhold Attieborough, coin Outbuildings. in g' Tw fiNTY-tiIEVI FOUR PERCH in the occupation Sold to pay a Plied tionable Tenant on Attlebotoush, on ' To be viewed . Pertieulars of Mt Warwick-street, C. Estate may be seen, rro be SOL. HOLD ES'. HOLD ESTATES Vale of Glunorgaa.— ray, Surveyor aad Post paid. We feel plea , as transmitted , which appeared that general ant TO Tt Sta—Observing of an Hernia, performed U Charlotte blouse, Gre joitize, Sir, to Messrs. personal testimony. and deenied inenral tills don, ezpactinr plied to the Medic: excellent Kstabliblit feetly cured in a f, hoalth.-- , 1 think, 1 can bray:: no other bentfic.--I Am, kir, 444 ittlie • new • &Ns. Peet . . . ~ ....- - a• 47.-...\-„.. • 1 . i 1 • • . 4" °l r . . ' i . '3' 1 :;' .‘'..,;; '' • ' • '..4 . V... 1 140 ' 47; ~ , ~ . t '' • ' r ' i •T . 's • i i I i • 4 ........b.: fait' . _ a 0,,./,/, , } 0 ,.„„„,.,„ xief,,i.e. C.,./ ,•1 . " iii . i .... ...-....--.. 1818. . _ PRICE SEVHX"I/IXOkB .-.................-...................5.awa1aw5w0di05a,„..-.---:- - -----*-----. 4 s i , . LES 1W Aucri()N. • ,NEW GREEK THESAURVS a • ______._ NOS. 111. Intl IV. of Me NM' and letprcved Eli: 1 0.:14. • SURVEY. 1, ' • ifiiien ref STEP I I E. 7.: S' GREEK THESA 1/RV S are • ITAL ntrialoLD ESTATE, , published. 'flat vaciuscies yet open have been occasioned by the Eligible for Building, 111ATIIAM, TOOTING, and MITCIIA M. decease of SOTe of the S u b scr ib ers . Th e pric e ; to ruch as were • I !on the orrnnal Rao has been already rosed • and the I ita LY RESII/ENCE, w ho Oakes thaftlei,, B"'' mit t 01•11, according to the ativertisement to No. II 1. mean sheerly 1 ' ' ..i and Building+, and upw 4 rds 4 TWI ) II ( • N " to r.tin, it again. All Music IsIDISAILIZ3, in particular, are recon - .. tES of LAND, productive Gravel-pit; seen' metaled to tubacribe befare the opportualty is • linit, as mile a sec- induct . &lent natniter of copies have been printed to coVer tie S. b- . . By Mr. ROARS, ` stription. Present price arl. as. large paper C. we. To hi ) i / Coffee-house, in Exchinge-Alley, Combat, on completed in aboet 25 t umh.a.s. Names nory Le sent to Mr. • • arch 26, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock, in Seven Lag, Viten, Tooke's Court, Chautery Lane, London. In Mr. Distus' s most interesting and superb Work, the lit, IBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn. • ' 1 31.1eurtAllftt tr. DEGAIIPISON ULM foil • • are f the owing observe:tom substantial FA XI MY RESIDENCE, with ore the New F. 44..., a S.; phew : rI i f oriptions, planned for the accommodation of a o T he ~,,,o,mkkig is ardsoul in the extreme, arid perhaps not nily, with Garden., Plearate - grounds, ('such- a little ploduos ,• yet let us admire the seal, and love of .sllscleat. 4• ' . r.,- ... • • r des; and Meadow Land, ortramented with f u ll- I are,which could have matured aucloarrled into execution a project •, 4. 1 r , desirably situate on the road from Streatham to so vast, so expensive, and requiring such constant unreal:too& axing, in the County of Surrey. and (I bad almou said) interminable labours. I a ' araess myself • N FARM-110I'SE and OFFICES, Garden,. to the candid , the eaperieticed, awl the liberal ; not to them, ad Out-buildings, surrounded by enclosures o.• who, previous to the publication of the first Number, were . ide. •". v, and Arable Land, outlining upwards of ' it,rv. their statical kaini, and preparing other instroole:;ts -*. - • Two uuNaltip„AcßE. o , . , „i f , Instige, whereby tbey Might haffict a severe wour.d, . r,too (Sr water, and tb e To eu pa roano a, f ro m eauselrentature de pth to the nudert rs akiti n g e ! f. E ir a e g t ruift o - iy rl t ti h ls ki , loon o, dividad in convenient Lots for erecting I trust, 1 . tt Ruglot aped part its a fine commanding situation, and this. Nor can such attempts, after ail, damp the ardour, or . • from the Metropolis ;wu part of the Lots an slacken dot exertions, of those to whose conduct this • monumeo- -1 urchaser. • I ry line Gravel--an :anion inexhaustible source turn xre peremdus' is entrusted. Let us tell an i n t erest i ag an d '.- • uusoplustiLated tale. • 1 by applying at Biggin Farm-House, or at the " A mew Edition of the Oltaltg TrIZUVIIC3 or H. Sentneta • I particulars may behad ; and of Mr. hariup too, ems Youount, must uecosarily, in any ahape, be a trentetaio 1 . as sere particulars may be had ; at the WheauhLaf, undo-taking . ; espedally too, when on e thialis of the raultipAcuy ound, Carshaltont King's Head, Mitcham and 0: lexicetraphical and critteal knowledge which has pert.sded the Sutton; King's Arms and Greyhound, Croyd on ; classical world, since the tint appearance of that wond er ful per. w ' 3.1r1 COMIIVOLI iof Messrs. Bateman and Jones, tot - mance, Only . 14 . 1tve el impulse, or enciseragemeat bathe In's Inn ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Pin - C: I Y to bring the vessel to the water's edges as it wee.-- where i f i where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. • required spirit, strength, and no ordinary assistauce. In letters, circular notes, prospectuses, Scc. announcing the nature and ex- • BERKSHIRE. tent of it, It east the proprieton of the work not less than 4,1,500. . This was surely bold enough; fur till wren liand.red subtcni.ers . ; READING ABINGDON, ILSLEY B were subscribed, it's progress would be uncertain, and the' hos iGBOURN, AND NEWBURY. • sufficiently. dedslve. Iltvever, the, plan 'grew; and the sub- • • • PEASEMORE FARMS, WOODS, Eligible scribers nutiziolied ; and the names of not fewer than nine dure- ; i I IDENCES, and LAND; nearly EltiliT erect surd eighty-fine [lotte] of them graced the covering of the t ACRES. first numbeo, Such a number, to moth a work, is,. f btuos t,•vittli- jßy AIIL ROBINS, out a preo.dent i and weal might Low.) Carom-tat, the (ilea- . e Executors of lons Statures, Esq. deceased,) calor of thd Urtverrito of Oxford, express a pleasurable wk.* Li I ' Coffee-honse, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on receiving the homage of the Dddiestion of the new riessursts to ... s , 'hussar. 'T h at N ob le man ' s letter to the Printer, sPon'the c tea- arch 26, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, in Fair Lot', .. t dots of which we are sneak ier, does equal honour to his head and :RY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, b ea n. Now comes rhea/ rv. c f the dreign. All the atttinots I , . MANOR or REPUTED MANOR FARM which had been made towards a new edition of Stephens' five. • hand, situate in the Parishes of Alderorth and -saurus in ov-tunny, Ricio, France, and Da-remark, have not only sort distance from Ilsley and Pangboura, a very been moldered abortive; but the materials for it, collected ic the re (it 1 he County, anti a fine commanding spot; cans- places, have beta almost voluntarily, as well as ausolately, in or Farm-House, with Offices, good Garden, poured into the cppaciatis reservoir of A. J. VALPY. is Farm-yard, Barn, Stables, and various Oat- " The manlier in,which thin new editim is given to the pob- sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, rich lie, need not be stkcilically nieotioned. All the clusical world ,! at Land ;in an excellent state of cultivation, and a: r aware of it ; but, fur c a - nelmess and proportion, the iioer s -di of s collector will betake himself to the lave ;miser. In. the pout! i UN DEED AND TWELVE ACRES, paptr, than test kAaks abundant and hottest to excess. It war the ~ intentnut of MoValpy to have struck of threo copies lima 411.1.- , m,- cotnpact, and surrounding the B u ildi ngs . • at 300 guineas eaclocopy ; bat the rotsootro Dal.ounde of ~:.e t desirable Ft eehold Estate, PEA S E MORE C . INT, , and as s ures stet of Parliament, rspecting lite: , l'ommon Bights; sit u ate a t P easem p re , nr.:r Zi: MASH , e . 9 which gave o ne copy of the best kind to the Bet. , and Newbury ; the late Residence of Jane Sea- 51157 P rc v ell • ' fish Atm.:lifts :.phe boo pernscous • feature in /such act,) die iced; committing a genteel Dwelling-house, with vel it ed , his i,,,;,,,i6,,•,, o f il rtmenti, sins:loos and excellent Offices of ark- ... • • .e- ' . ... 0....-a.- - - - • I Garden, Orchard, a well-planned Pam- . , , IistYrk:GAZETTES, DECEMBBR 7 . . ••• substantial Parnobuildinp of all desert 4 . d rune, Dorkodbel, in various - erections ; cco I ' ~ `s r, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, containing -t" . . nest PROCLAMATION. ' • • Cl Saris Saud, 140 Y. sok , 1817. iDRED AND TWENTY-FOLit ACRES, " thisbeing the anniversary of-the expuLtlon of the tyrants_ '• i ( :1 i, and in an excellent state of cultivation ; a must who bad too long polluted with their crimes the sail of fro dose y for an Agriculturist or a Gentleman (bud of -of the triumph of the sous of Hayti, who strove them from rag in a hue Sposeing Country, plenty of Game, that'soil, a solemn service is directed tube perforined in hOneor ti ti sof Hounds in the neighbourhood ; withir two of those who cemented with their blood the stately fabrk of r, three from Haley, and seven from Newbury. their country's independence- They have, be addo begassois e d :as ate fine Sheep Farms ; the crops o f T urn ip s to u s imp o rt an t duties to (.1151; first, to imitate their bright es.. I, and are rarely known to fill ample ; and next, to visit their butchers with interminable es,- ECE - of FREEHOLD • RICH MEADOW cranial and ceaseless vengeance. Let us then, on this even rue - - - SheiSeld Meadow , near Thesis, in the Fano' mutable day, rehinalle the torch of that- inextinguishable hatred the occupation of ifs. Duran, of Theale ; con- which out warts have vowed.; let us graft it ill th e hearts of o u r 3 P. infants; let them such it in with thei r materna l milk; kt theta !!PACT SMALL ESTATE, held for the Life inhale it with the •air they bre a th e; an d l et t h em even nuo.ifcst 1 la 4. - aged forty - years ;'situate at Lilly, in the Pariah Its effects. by their actions epos the signet of a Frenchman. to, comprising Two Cottage* and Garden, in the lie exhorts them to cherish patriotism, discipfine, sod social and 4 i 0 1 1 i IKCIS Pitt . and W IL. Maaematt ; and Tw o at. private morality, by the wise measure of the sale arth e property i; il de Land, In hand ; the whole containing 9. A. of our forpier tyrants. two Cow Commons adjoining the road from a The Itaytians will in their turn become proprietors of those thorough aid Newbury. estates which they so Isar watered with their tears, their blood, be viewed by applying to Mr. Thomas Prater, and their sweat. Learning has shed her wholesome beams upon the Bailie' at Peasemore ; Mr. Joseph Norris, the mass of our population; she will there particularly instroat where particulars maybe had ; also the Pelican, them iu thaio duties and their rights, and thus eminently contria I ; -houses, Pangbourn, Sternly, and Riley ; the both to the welfare of both the present and the rising snore i r awn lons, Reading; the Post-house, Abingdon ; Can. We will punish those tyratits Who have conspir e d again rat Rill; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, War- us-we will cdoloand the calumniators of our race, by proving den-square, where Plans may be seen. ourselves in no respect inferior in moral and physical powers to other 1 1 1 1 inhabitants o. the globe ; an d t h at we are capable of ac NORFOLK. • ouiriag and practiaing th e sc i ences an d the arts, and attaining V) 1 an equal degree of improvement and c i v ili zat i on w i t h the E..roa FREEIIOLD and SMAI.L PART COPY. pews (Kignest) • " Ifsirast" Irv., COMPRISING TIIREE lIUNDRED SECOND PROCLAMATION. • TTY-SEVEN ACRES, ' • • 1 "Sacs Scud( , N0v.30, 1817. IOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. " The pollee is now become organised, and all property be. By Mr. ROBINS, loneing to all classes of people, shall be protected by the Go- e FREEHOLD ESTATE, (and small rerun:rut. AU strangers arriving from any port, may meet with ' g . 7 the same protection by applying to the said Govern:m.lo sold) situate at GREAT FILING HA M, near (signed) " Hama." omprising an Excellent FARM-HOUSR and • i -,----- • good repair, and THREE If UN DR ED AN I) ( 41 ... i'EN ACRES, ONE ROOD, and THIRTY- The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in for IRS of ARA lII.E. and PASTURE L A NI), met Lotteries gave to persons residing in the Country, • of Mn - . Robert Baroard. Thi s E s t ate w ill be has induced T. Bide, the CoutrActor, to repe a t i t in • rehaser a clear Four per Cent. with an uneac.• ,P . the present; and he hopes he has, as in a recent I -nee m Lease. Great Elliugtuam is two miles front • • i the road from Thetford to Norwich. tery, selected some .of the Capitals amongst , those . by applying to Mr. Barnard, oat the Estate.- numbers advertised.--Theunder-mentioned Numbers . 1 fr. Vi yatt, 5, New Inn; and of Mr. Robins, may he had either in whole Tickets, Halves, Quist. Goldpa-agaare, London, where a. Plan of the ter; Eighths, or Sixteenths, at N 0.4, Cornhill: . . en, 14.309 11,486 6,826 11,487 6,827 1.1,488 • LD CHEAP, several long LEASE- 14,729 14,721 4,515 16,(40 4,514 17,201 STATF.S in Devonshire; also several .FILEE- • 17,232 13,200 17, 1 .133 13,197 17,234 16,057 . . 'ES in the Counties of Kent, Eri e' , an d i n t h e 16 , 086 11, 4 36 16,087 9,713 I 16,088 10,185 4 1 an.-For particulars, apply to Mr. Ad a m M ur - 13,231 10,218 15,533 10,213 I 13,285 15,074 i Land Agent, 61, se. Martin's-isne.-{Letters The following Numbers may be had either in w h o l e 1 1 Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Sixteenth; a t 7 ~ I ----- • -- -o-• Na 9, Charing-Cross: ~;i i • •1 asure in publishing the following letter 12,325 17,235 15,071 4,519 10,482 $530 to us, in confirmation of a paragraph 9,7/1. '16,0E9 12,3a.1 17,ez1 14,7:1.* 4,511 43 in our Paper, relative to the cure of 10;214 13,234 6,815 16,000 11,459 10,130' /. 11,2 gin . sad dangerous complaint Rupture: 6, 828 489 10 , 213 15,55 6 , 81 2 HE EDITOR OP THE STAR. • 4,513 17,204 6,829 11,420 10,211 14,7113 1 The present Lottery contains Three Prizes 41,00,000 , g a paragraph in your Paper resp e ctin g th e cure for . 0 Hun dred Capitals-all Sterling M oney -Do ma (of a large site) by the hiedical nand, ne se, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars Roadosa Stock P:izes--no Classes-no re-drawing. - Th. lessrs. COOPER and Co. I beg to add ray Drawing commences the 4th of M*itcn. y. Having been afilicted nearly twenty years, PRES.I.MT FMCS. i mble by eminent Su:trona, I patiently bore my Ticket - - - .Cl 9 10 0* sr every hour to be my last; lat length ap. imp - LID 9b 1 Eighth- sCli IS 111 i cal Baud, and have reag s a• to p ra y f or t h at Quarter (Post-paid) -no hg Ran 7 tes, o o ' r Lament, for although I am nearly .50, was per- • • .a te rs 1 i t i few' weeks, oat now, thank G oa , enjoy good • Mr. Editor, all who know me will a ll ow t h at Post-Office Orders, duly atteraled to. s. e t ter reetilre fill Otis communication than a public T!'e last Lottery that contained 'Three Prizes of Sr, your obediirat Servant c. CLUMLAIIIN £30.000, Btsic sold 1 tern Si!!! and las: Lonery Ne • near Loudon-road, St. George's sold Three Prizes of A,V9,000 all is Ehares.. Ids, °Ali& Ist:. , • SATURDAY, FEBR TQ BUILDERN. WILTS COUNTY GAOL.* THE JUSTICES of the PEACE, et the General Quarter Sessions of tiet'Peace, held at tlevizes, in and for the County of Wilts, on Tuesday, the tub day of January last having approved of p Plan for Building a NEW GAOL and HOC:St. of CORRECTION at Faherton Anger, in the said County: Notice is hereby given, — That the said Plan, and the Eleva tion, Sections, and Specieatlon thereof, are left at my Office, at Wilton, near Salisbury, Wilts, -for the inspection of any person or persons Inclined to undertake the Work. Persons inclined to Contract for the Building, and carrying the Plan into execution, are desired to send in their Proposals to my Office, on or before the gad day of February instant, and the said; will be taken into consideration at the adjournment of the Quarter Sessions, to be holden at the City of New Sarum afore lead, on the 24th day of-February instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the ,Forenoon, when the Parties who send In such Proposals are requested to attend. JOHN SWAYNE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace of the said County. Wilton, Feb. 4, 1818. APPEAL OF hitIRDER. This day was published, by Baldwin and Co. Paternoster-row; and Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, price 7s. 6d. with a Copy of a Drawing of the Reign of Henry 111. representing a Battle en an Appal, taught in that time, ji N'ARGIIMENT for construing largely the .k A. Right of an Annum to insist on TRIAL by Berms; and also for abolislinig Appeals ; with an Appendix, containing a lie pert of a Debate in the House of Commons, on Abolishing the Appeal of Murder in the Briti.h North Ameican Colonies, &c. - . • • By E. A.,KRNDALL, Esq. F.A.S. Third Edition; with Remarks on the Replication of the Ap pellee, Ashford against Thornton, in the King's Bench, Ja nuary 24, 1818. " I am for taking away the Appeal for Murder entirely ; but I am not for taking it. away in part."—Catasszs James Fox. The magnitude of the - question of Appeal of Murder, troth ju dicial and Parliamentary; the great difference of sentiment con cerning it, which has pftvailed among the most distinguished persons • and the little, that is satisfactory, in relation to it, which can be found in the works of the most eminent writers, are cir cumstances that combine to recommend this publication to the at tention of readers. On Monday Morning next will be published, AN INQUIRY into the STATE of the FRENCH FINANCES, sad that of PUBLIC CREDIT, with Observations on the BUDGET of 1818. By Count LANJUINOIS, Peer of France, Member of the Institute, &e. Translated by GEORGE HURDIS, Eeq. This philippic, for such it is, directed against the French Go vernment, has excited a great sensation in Paris—is candid, bold, discriminating, and profound ; above ail, the statements are tree, and calculated to expose the awkward and strange manner In which an attempt is made to mix the regulations laid down by the Charter, the laws emanating from the two Chambers, and the Ordonnances of the King. Five thousand of this Pamphlet were sold in Paris on Satur day last, the day on which it was published. ' Printed fa J. Boater, &. Panro Church-yard. MUSIC. QELECT AIRS, from the celebrated Opera IL 0, 3 DON GIOVANNI, composed by Mozart, arranged from the Score for the Pianoforte, with an Accompaniment for a Plate by J. F. Bu.Towes, Book 1. 11. 111. price each love thee night and day, love," price is. 6d.—" Sweet Content," price Is. 6d. sung by Mr. Braham—Wanderin: Savoyard,. price Is. 6.—" Guardian Angels, soothe her care," price is. 6d. sung by Diflas Stephens...." While I think on thee, dear friend," price I s. 61—Sympathy's Tear, price Is. 6d, r*og by Mr. DUrusett. The above composed by 11. R. Bishop, now singolg at the The atre Royal, Covent Garden.—Also, the celebrated Quartetto, " =ld as the Moon-beams," composed by J. Brabans, pr. 2s. 6d. Published by Goulding and Co. No. £O, Soho-square. DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAIITION.-1 feel it my duty to remind the Pu,bruz from time to time, until it r..-ay becoint generally known, that I have removed the Sale of my Grandfather DR. JAMES'S MEDICINES fro:a Messrs. NEwszsv to Messrs. Bunts and So' s, No. 4, Chespside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and that their Warehouse, and the House of rty late Grandfather,. No. 33, Bruton -street, Berkeley-square, are the only pLices in Loodoe where the Medicines, prepared u the Public have been supplied w•isw then for the last seventy years, with the latest im provements of the Inventor, can be procured. My own interest may be slid to suggest this intimation; but the baneful conse quences I daily hear of, from taking the spurious Medicines at tempted to be seat ir.to circulation under the sanction of my Grandfather's name, cumptl me to make -it. I now sign my name in the label of each boa and packet of the Pills and Powder that is sent train my Elaboratory, p a plain distinction of the genuine, and offer this as a elution to the Pubiic.—Messrs. But ler and Sons have established a Warehouse at No. 34, Sackvilk street, Dublin, where the Medicines may also be had genuine. . Bruton-street. IL G. G. JAMES. Dr. „haus's Pawn= has been for nearly seventy years known u tke best remedy extant for Fevers, Colds, Hoarsenesses, all inflammatory Diseases, and Eruptive Disorders attended with Fever : thus, in the Measles, so prevalent at this tirne,"few other remedies are employed. Dr. JAWY.3 . II A:satanic Pau, by a happy union of an altera tive and tonic medicine, promote insensib,e perspiration when checked. at the same time that they restore the strength of the constitution. They are particaLtriy serviceable in indigestion, whether induced by free living, or by a residence in unhealthy clitwates.