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NUMBER 9635. I sills, —.Wll— OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, January 7, tai TIMASTER -GENERAL and !WARD NANCE having granted their authority for the e l Impressions taken from the Plates engraved on a scale of bell to a Mile, from the GENERAL SURVEY of GREA', BRITAIN, performed under the superintendence of Colonel WILLIAM hILIDGE, of the Royal Artillery, the Public hereby informal, that Twenty-eight Plates are already finished, and that Impressions from them are on Sale at the Drawing- Room in the Tower of London. These Plates form a o de Map of the Coast from Folkstone, in Kent, to the Lend End, in Cornwall, and thence to \Yea St. Lawrence, Bristol, and also hart the Thames to Orfordness. Several other Pates of this Work are now in hand ; and . figorlsich COPCIiIII nearly the whole of Surrey, sad the Northern part s r lifaire, is just completed and published. a ppieatioo to Mr. Baker, at the Drewlapfoosn, where b n l es Map wM be shewn, Gentlemen wishing to procure a Xi, of the Country surrounding their awn Habitations, may m k t a ry sheets they please for that purpose. Ali fetters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under aver to Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, fall-ML 1, iodon, will lie immuliateir attended to, By Order of the Board, . R. A. CREW, &ado" ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co, Stock: Aid lirokcs, Cottonut and CHARING CROSS, are much grad: Ed ill presenting to their Friends a few of the leading features oldie NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY, which they are confident will meet the approbation of the Public at large. Indeed, the first point is allowed sufficient to create a rapid itosand for 'Deters and Shares, there being THREE GRAND PRIZES of L'50,000, Bakke NINETY-SVEN OTHER CAPFCALS, ALL OF WHICH will be paid in Sterling Money, there being , no Stock Prizes. tte Lottery will be drawn in Three Days, beginning 4th of MARCH; ay.d the Holders of the First Blank each Day will receive in exchange Twelve Pipes of the best Old Port Wine, for one thousand Years, or longer, if required—an advantage gcite independ= of, and not in the lean connected with the The good fortune attending Purchasers at the favourite Mots cf RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. is so frequently before the Public, that it Is perhaps needless to repeat the pard env al the Hundreds of Thousands of Pounds paid in Prize _ . ioriey to the Friends of the above Establishments In the last few years ; but every such particular will be found in their Slsemes, which are now delivering gratis at their Offices, Bank Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Nall Cross, c.zablished upwards of Forty Years. TIIR,FI PRIZES OF .C3o,000! ONE HUNDRED C4PITAL PRIZE& ALL STERLING MONEY. STATE LOTTERY BEGINS 4th MARCH. GWEBB, STOCK-BROKER, 9, CORNHILL, and 17, . Laseatt-giarre, la announcing a New Lawry wok ivy PR 844 11911tove to paint out its particador a. 4 le reagens a lance Win to recommend 16.=. 66g t1 the Pal& Favour. There are On Hennas , etrit ti Paters. ?HUE of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS: ALL to be Paid in STIA I /NG MO' . Ettry Ticket will be drawn in the Old and Favourite Way, rich 3amber deciding its own-Fate, and No Other. *The Twar.va Piro of Foal Wane are in. Addition to the hl Amount of Prixe,s.,,paid by Government, and totally hide pril.tt of the Scheibe. ital now, G.'WEBB begs to•call the attention of his Friends to a Facr, striking and incontranouttble,tklt will, he trusts, ensure to on the present ocewina,. an eneraaseil portion of Public Pin*sge.—Doting the Last Twelve Years, only Five Money huis of AO,OOO hive bean Shared in England, And Three of them were Sold by WEBB! viz. 3,865, in 11 Shares, £30,000 Sterling Money 8,559, in 15 Shares, £30,000 Sterling Money . . . . . .1 . 2,590, in 14 Shares, 1'30,000 SttriingMossey At IdtFpriOnate 06cas, 9, Coainina., and 17, LIU:GAM. STILIZT, in the short space of Thirteen Months. •,,* Persons wishing to obtain Favourite Numbers in thepre -1 Lottery, should apply immediately at either of WEBB's vicea TO THE PUBLIC. THE FOURTH OF MARCH NEXT, 0148-HUNDRED CAPITALS, THREE PRIZES OF £30,000 !! ! Ast Beery Prim fit Stertneg Money. TBIM, the Contractor for the present S T A TE • Lorrsay having submitted the Scheme, with every pu tt tsar, copied from m the Governmmt Gazette, in all the News- pars, and which may be had at any Lottery Office in the Kingdom, respectfully solicits attention to the following 3 Prizes of 450,000 - - £90,000 3 - - 5,000 - - 15,000 10 - - 1,000 - - 10,000 12 - - MO - - 6,000 14 - - 400 - - 5,600 IS - - 300 - - 3,400 1,50 of £2OO, £lOO, £5O, &c. &c. - - 48,000 ALL STERLING MONEY. In addition to the Scheme, and erdiviee of the Money paid by Government, Three Blanks will receive 'TWELVE PIPES OF OLD PORT WINE. Farb of the Holders of the First-drawn Blank, on each Day of Droving, may immediately select, from the Stock of any Wine Merchant they ;lease ' Fin, P4oes of the very b est o ld Part Wine, nod in proportion for Shares, on credit, for • Oars Tuonsana YEAtt, or longer, if required. To enumerate all the Capital Prizes sold by BISH, at Cons- Mil and Charing-Cross, London, and by his Agents, within the Ls few Years t would require several folio volumes. In the Int Lo:ter f alone he sold 2,241, a Prize 6f 4120,000 3.505, a Prize of £20,000 4,A9, a Prize of £20,000 And various other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES. BEGINS FOURTH MARCH, When the Hrst-drawn Prize will have .C 5,000 mere. Ts: lax Lottery that contained Three Prizes of £O,OOO, BISH sold them nil ! ! 1 'OR CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS, RHEUM ATISMS, DR. STEE RS ' S OPODELDOC .— This very ex 'eat hletiitine cannot be genuine unless the name " F. Nanny' be engraved in the Stamps. It 13 become necessary *dive-. the public attention to this particular, as Counterfeits are P 4 l in ernost every town and suet ; o ften by persons who ' , ea: not be .11,-,ected of an attetnpt to tlecive and defraud their "Ivirs. 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Printed for Loegman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and ihrton and Co. Loadon; and Barry and Son, Brsstol. Also, by the same Author, The Naw Groonsenv ' or an Introduction to Modern Geo graphy, in Question and Answer, compiled from the best autho-, lit*, and containing the Arrangements concluded by the Con gnaw at Vienna in the Year 1815; to which is annexed, a Short Epitome of Ancient Geography, compared with the Mndent„ with a Set of Miscellaneous Questions, in 12mo. price 61. bound. IR of OS- _- the Rights, belonging ; tog/Ater cootaining, about 'RCS lyirg within Arrest, irf the eight from Ly- Ringwood, f of Hants ; client:ire • foaming a very .e property - Gentleman fond of atrlcaltural-purseies dr field sports; with a Farm-house Barns. Stablinr,, and Out.bnlk tings. The greater part of the liatate is now in the occupation of Mr. Burton, jun. jwlio will give int mediate possession) and the residue is partly held by Teems on terms, and- bn pld Lena. The F.staie may be viewed on application to Mr. &Pon, jun. at Owerrisley Farm .atad particulars bad, 40 days prior to the sale, of Meetr.. (.2;u:stree and Bicknell. Bloonubury-squiwc ; Mews. Seymour and Squibb, 12, Little Portland-street, Casen dish-square ; Mr. Brown Lymington ; at the George, Christ church ; Bugle Inn, Lyn;ington ; on the Premisys; at the Auc tion Mart ; and of ]lr. &wart, 62, 014 Broad-itiret, Royal. richanFe. -•—• ••• „,_. . • . - - --- - . XANOW AND FREEHOLD ESTATE. Pit TIM PA. WISH of TELLING, NEAR ST. mum, ni -rut COUNTY OF HUNTINGDON. • ;•• _••'” '•• B? Mr. HOOGART, (late HooesaWriott PlitiotoX• At the Auction. Mart, in February. • 0.• • • T HE Extensive MANOR OF ; yErusg ; -.wi t h Fuses, Qult,Rehts, and Itemtni r with a Valhi,' and 1e a t, 4 41. :ER ESTATE, containkt UNDRE.D AND TWENTY % OF LAND, , near TOZRLAND and WIN- County of Huntingdon, let to tdess.s. Statie,lehl WNW., at low keels, c-pabie -oesnasot, with Fault Ilotkeasjierris applying to the respective To twenty days previJus to the Sale at Keys, St. Neots; C , Hunt ; Greyhound, New?nar ; Sun, Messrs. Blake and Sewe , 404. "tr. Hoggart's, 62, Old Broad_ the Estate may be seen. 'H CAPITAL .4ND VIIY TN THE. Colmar DV HUNTINGDON. • - • By Mr. HOGGART (late Hossiaairini Pistzurs), At the Auction Mart, in February . , fp Lots, A VERY Important and ValtrAle FREEHOLD ESTATE; the whole Tithe Fore, comprising the-Exten sive MANORS end ESTATES of TOZELAND and 'PAX. TON, with the Fines, Quit Rents, Rights, Royalties Deans Legit and Baron, and itunintsities thereto belonging, situate in the Nash' of Tozeland ttnd .offord Darcy, about 'oar miles from .St. Neots, nine from Viiistingdon and St. Ivey, -and' abesst • fifty-ds from .London, tomprizing FIVE capital ENCLOSED FARMS, sompining, together,, ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES of rich Arable and Pasture Lustf, , sWitla eicellent Farm-homes and suitable. Asti 'cultural Buildings, let to Messrs. Paine, Wilkinson' and 'Allen, Farr and Gurry, ittemarkable low Rents, amounting to.-Two 'Thousand Eight Hundred Pounds per Annum, -capable of con siderable improninent. The Estate marbe .. icared•en application to the respective Tenantt; and ParttrUlars hid twenty days previous to the F,rie, at the principal Inn, St. Ives; Cross Keys, St. Nebel; Grown, littntingdon ; Black bull; Cambridge; Greyhound, Newmarket i San Biggtesvrade l'af the Mart ; of Messrs. Blake and Sewell, Soll;kors Norwich ; where, and at Mr. Homan's, 62, Old Briodstreet, Royal Exchange, a Plan of the Estate may be sees. . , . -I . •1f"... - "• : 11,1 7 " . " Or -.- . ' .---‘lllsis:- iloss..;...estryr•ror , ""'"'"' .... ----...—• -- - - - ' .. , . •. 4 . ' . r . • .. .I.' . t• • *4 'f.'• . - ‘ 2 - - 4 7''' 1•° i . • , .i.,..,„r- • _4 ' . . . ..., . W.. V ••• , . . . . . . . • —.A tt. -. . • • • ....A , .. ;;. , 0 6 . 6 . - Ali s . , di . „ . . i \ A i ..:.: • .4111/4, • 1 . ••• * c2O/0 04 fr _ . ... .____. ... _ lIMMOIIMMAIIII t 4. _ ____ -- _ . THURSDAY, . IJARY 15,1818. V -. • l'itic SEVEN - PENCEe 10 - -- "'"r --- t, ,-- g 118. This day was pub li shed, price es. 6d. on ordinary . pap 4 .... ibis day wasp ilbir tais li g andsomely printed le Soo. '1 ' - WES NY 'AUCTION. Of fine ditto ss . 6d. embellished with an Allegorical Fronds (Double mimes) mad 25 Sheets letter-peese, price in. 3 °I fIONSTANTINE and EUGENE; or an Eva Voile . Part IL of ... 4 e Sale ti at Mouser Verson: a political Dialogue. it 9r.}E WINBUR eca . goatZETTEER ; Or, GEO- ' BR ECONSH IRE • I One By JUNIUS SECUNDUS. GRAPHICAL DICTOPHARI ; compriaing a complete . ..., .. 1 XAT Brussels : Printed for the Author, and sold by Ridgway, Indio/ Gniography„ phy cal an s i t t a ru tinical, and comnxr- sr Mr. HOGGART (late HOGGART and Paramws), cacifily. dal. katompauled by an tlic tl i tt, cud by A. Miaow- At PSI Alialion Mart, on Femur, die 13th February, at Twslve 'olonel - ent, 11.165. half-boond. .. . o'Clock, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, tailed l ea n OLN EY H Y MN& I ` Bl : l4 4rimai nYdregrar for Archibald Conatab Pdi re *el and Co. Edinburgh ; and tiered This day was published, an F.dition in a Pocket Volume, OS Lo t , g eg an , H unt , Recs, Orion 'abd Brown, London. TYR.-LLW VN KARW; comprising a Farm-bee-so, , . elegantly m-inced, in 32's, price Si.Ss. boards, Volume IL Part 1. will appear eatly in March. Ou oildinp and Cottage, and about ' in g - O LNEY HYMNS ; in Three Books.--I. On del This day Was published, L coin- Texts of Scripture. 2. On Occasional Subjects. S. Oe die In Eight Volumes.. evg. rite £B. In boards, Of able Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land; situate in the p of VIZEI.L, in the above County, adjoining :be Land's Progress and Changes of the Spiritual Life. A COLLECUI ONOIST.M.TIES connected with gt , near Di Mr. COWPER and the Rev. J. NEWTON. from London to Milford, diva.nt from Tn. Printed by C. whitting e aul; and add by Williams an d .4 Jk. the General Administration of the . LAW; arra n g ed Sc- easdiraboot tbreimiles, and ieven from LandOvery. , cordinsg to the order of the Subjects, w i t h Notis.• Stationer's -court; J. Nesbet, Casdretreet ; and all other of this Estate is SOUth•Webt , and it possesses a Wit , I Part sellers. ' by - WILLIAM DAVID *YAW& Eat lux an as re t xtentive Right of Comm over the adjoining hills, Vice-ChiliteSer o f the County Plsse,of Lancaster. and favitat Forest of BRECKNCZIC. r u n "' Er Please to give orders for liVbittingharres Editicm. ,'.% ' London : Printed,fiat. Butterworth and Son, fleetwieln i SW. Tis viewed; and partindars had, of Mr. Thorns, A. Wll- - CookkOrniond.Rnag r pablis. Of whom may botkads44- ' Soca' r, Monmouth ; Mr. Williams, Solicitor, Red- ROWLANDSON'S CARICATURE MAGAZIJ* Me, Nice bearde t 'Tkiltatutes relaxing to gr ..... leiTi • •et the Dell Inn, Ewen ; Angtl, Aber- where Oh the let of January was published, in royal folio, ens .......... with Notes. . _,..., , rem Ps;trrCrickhowell ; Hotel, Herefordi. AA cure a with Four goloured Engravings, No. I. price 21. 6d. to be continued weekly until completed, of SECOND EDITION. nfsiol; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Hopp", 6.4 Old may -street Itityal-Rachange ; where, and tit Mr. Williams'. Tr; OWLANDSON'S CARICATURE MAGA- This day was published, in Bvo. price Ifs. in boards, with a sea- rd mow , -RA+ ZIFE; or Mirror of Mirth : being a collection of original luable engraved Likeness, by Meyer, aView of Claremont ce, nouih, a Plan Cof the Estate may be seen. under Caricatures, &c. drawn and engraved by T. Rowlandson, J. and the surrounding Country, and a Fac-Similit of , an ori g inal VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE MANOR AND FREE. -Mall, Gilroy, Zee. A New Edition. Letter, HOLD ESTATE, HANTS.—oLandtax Redeemed. London : Published by Thomas Tegg, Cheapside; and may P RINCESS CHARLOTTE.—A BIOGR4PHI- By Mr. HOOGART (late Howlett. and Thrictirs), be had of all Booksellers ; where also may be had, Dr. Syntax's A- CAL MEMOIR of the LIFE of her ROYAI. HIGH- ' life of Napoleon, priceo3s. NESS, illustrated by Recollections, Anecdotes, Traits of CM- At the Mart, on FRIDAY, February 13, 1818, at Twelve, il ry. , T HE MANOR or REPUTED MANOR of OS- ' - Just published, connected with the Subject of the Memoir, from the mon An- SEMSLEY, essamsley, or Ossollot with the Rights, Web; .. In 3 vols. Pr. £2. 12,. 6d. boards, vnesw Ste --acts, with the most circumstantial Detail of her Royalties, and Appurtenances thereunto belonging ; togeliet pad ; rp. 1.1 E GREEK TESTAMENT;.a new last Moments and the Funeral that has yet appeared ; including with Ossemsley Manor, Farm, and Lands, containing, about atoms 1 Edidoo—Containing copious Notes from Hearer, RA- an Appendix, In whi:h some valuable Documents are preserved. FIVE HUNDRED AND NINE ACRES i nd ent tom, Kern,' Someesnea, RcesorattmLza, ace. in familiar La- Printed for J. 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' A Smarms of the Lives of Pwvaacn, abridged for the Use of Schools. By :Mu. Mayor, LLD. &A 68. bound. QOUT OR RHEUMATISM. AGENTLEMAN, who had for more than Twenty Years suffered most severely by attacks of GOUT, of five and six months continuance, which crippled and debilitated a good Constitution; st length most happily found his hand deside ratum in a compound that EFFECTUALLY and SPEEDILY SUBDUES the most VIOLENT PAROXYSMS of GOUT or ACUTE RIIF.UMATISMcby safely and mildly evacuating the offending cause. After succeeding in very much improving his general health, and in a great degree recovering the strength and use of him limbs, and witnessing its like good effects on some hundreds, both male and female, he was, nearly three years since, induced to make it public; and invites his brethren in affliction, who, like himself, have for years rejected medicine, to try this, and they will be most agreeably surprised. Recent imitations make is necessary to ask for " REY MOLDS . * GOUT SPECIFIC," sold at 4s. 6d. per bottle, (more than sufficient to restore any sufferer to ease and healtb,),wholeale by the Proprietor, M. Timms' itYYNOLY4, Enfield town, Middlesex, and all wholesale 'enders; and retail by one or more appuiuted Agents in every town of the United Kingdom. THE Only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF HONEY, invented by SIR JOHN HILL, M.D.—For Coughs Colds, Asthma ', and Consumptions, this medicin e i s unequaled;l the Asthmatic and Consumptive may rely on re li e f , and by due perseverance,oria radical cure. Those whose Lungs ar injured by Cold, or oppressed' by a quantity of Gluti nous! -Matter will find a safe and cerrain Remedy. It opens the Um- ritic ets, heal, the soreness of the breast, rem oves di/L eahy of Breathing, promotes easy expectOcatiou, and prevents as wen as cures all consumptive Affections, as fatal to theesands in !kis country. Nn medicine was ever *a theersally counterfeit e d as this, and a few years ago, the Wife Rev. Robert Fowler, of l'eterborouglN had nearly farm a rismclfice to a 'parlous lt. t.- sate of Honey, sold. bf a Cheer tiltedltliiitEgist in London. The Genuine wsll .have the Niiiles'Of phaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's," engraved on the stamp. Sold by K Petards, 66, St. Paul's, rr.arliefarealte the g. net: I entrance to the lAttleedral. an the Foot-wayl'also by Sauer L-d Chandler, Oaford-etract ; Ward, Holborn; Wtlme:t, Bor i ptu i \is and 30.4414, E,aaltange • and k;raeisen,liaat siedu e l4 end s. fisLiatr DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. NEWBERY, my late Agent for the sale of .1.1.1. these Invaluable Medicine*, having failed.* an attempt he made in the Court of ChanCery, founded upon an untenable claim of Joint-Proprietorship. to compel me to continue supply ing him, (notwithstanding my disinclination, originating in his conduct towards my family), and consequently being no tenger supplied with them from me, is now Issuing forth to the world, compositions of his own manufacture, under the same tires. I feel, therefore. that I owe it to the Public, to caution them against the consequences of taking such compositions, under the erroneous impression of their being Dr. James's • end to apprise them, that as a certain mark by which to distinguish the genuine medicine's, each Packet and Box will in fixture bear a label signed with my name, in my own Land-writing. I beg farther to state, that the Medicineseef Dr. James with which the Public have been supplied, through Mr. Newbery and'his father, for seventy years, were never prepared, oreould be prepared, by any person but the. Inventor, my grandfather, and his Sons, my father and my uncle Mr. G. James, (by the latter in trust for me, until I arrived at the age appointed for the recipe being handed over to me). I feel assured, therefore, that no thinking person will venture on taking Mr. Newberfs novel and untried compositions, which, in his advertisement, Mr. Newbery confesses he has only prepared for the last few months : any one who may unfortunately have tried them, will be quickly sensible of the difference of their effect, from that of the genuine medicines, now prepared by me, as they were by the late Dr. James, my grandfather, himself. And this will be the best refutation of Mr. Newbery's insinuations and laborious endeavours to persuade the Public of their identity. Skase the facts I have already published, thereby clearly de monstraxing that my grandfather never communicated to any person out of his family the secret of preparing the celebrated Medicines in question, I deem It unnecessary for me to notice any thing that Mr. Newbery.fias stated, but his assertion is a late Advertisement, " that the Analeptic Pills have for some years been prepared in a negligent and imperfect manner." This is an assertion not founded on fact, the Pills having been prepared ineariabiy in the same manner by the above-mentioned persons successively. No complaints were ever made by the purchasers in Bruton-street ; nor did Mr. Newbcry himself ever make any complaint, until the dam of the Chancery suit. Mr. Newbery's object in commencing this suit was to compel 97. e to nindy lams perimimally with those very Pias which he note endeavours to &remit:dr.—The truth it, that Mr. Newbery, finding himself incapable of making his Pills, ( even in appearance,) similar to the genuine Analeptic Pills, rather than admit his incompetence to imitate them, affects to say, the genuine are incorrectly manu factured. The Public will readily perceive the reason of the anxiety manifested by Mr. Newbery thus to account, in some way or other, hcwever atsurd, for his Pills being of a different colour from the genuine : indeed they are so unlike, as well in their properties as velour, that with peculiar propriety play pure chasers (as his Advertisements request) ask for " Mr. Newbery's Pills," for they are certainly not Dr. James's. Why does not Mr. Newbury disuse the name of Dr. James al together, and introduce his Pins and Powders to the world as his own rostrums (which they are) underlAie pain name? Dr. James's genuine medicines continue to be sold at the house in wheels my grandfather. Dr. James, and the family. halve re sided &Li pawed theta for serenty year,, No. SS, Beuton.street, Berkelee_-•etiFe, and by my now sole Agents, Messrs. BUTLER and SONS;Meedsts and Di ruprists, No. 4, etbespside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; London, and No. 34, Sackville-Arect, Dublin; vim are new repealed with dam frmw me, e!. 14 ftsm- New'eery foilmterly used to be. a. Q. G. JA Mts. Septembee, 1817. • : .. • - 4 1 1 • s • I 4 • • it l . .1 . I ' I ; : 0 I i \ V I I I 1 A li !I . 6 .. t ( 1 1 . t II 11' . I i l.. a • 4 ' . ' 4 . I I ' 1• ‘ i . • i• I '.l t 1 ' 1 . 1 i . ( i !' i t , i I ' i 1 I 1 11 i ' 1 1 • f . '!'... I '. 1 . e . I t 1 1 .1. 4 1 • b a eg 'at Pe ----•-•• -......