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No. 021 a Priz. of £lO,OOO 0,025 WO 6,022 500 • Also, No. 1,741, a £3OO, and No. 2,201, g £2OO, at their °Stet, No. 11, Poultry ; No. 12, Charing Cross; and No. 31, Aldgate High-street ; where Ticlets and Jbares of the STATE 1.0 I 7'LRY, to begin Drawing 'lit tith of MAY, at'e now on Sale.— The scheme contains MOBS PRIZES THAN BLANKS, in cluding 3 of £20,000 I 4 3 10,000 I 6 &c. &c. &c. CICERO DE AMICITIA et DE SENFCTUTE, from the 'feat o. t.intstt, with all hii Notes, and citations from lus Index Let to. Cleztto 4. with the expLnations of various paasnges trent lie ::e . 's .at. 71n s, and front books of more recent 4.tt e, as well as fir.it rx • .ssi aad all ;be commentators csted try him, Halt quo rat, ris . nun E.l!ipset, and much original *natter, cmi-at sod :s.p.anatory t by the sane, price 6s. bound. * She is a strong, hurt he nion - •e Vessel, and in good condition; has recer.tly had large repairs itufrance; sails dnd talc s he ground well, and may he serf to Sea at an eamy expence ; cap tured by hiAlaje-ty's brig CO 4.. TA NT, LIM:CY:Ina i OHM S 1 •i:zs Commander, an I condemned as Pi ize Also kr CARGO, consi.fing Hnitheads Fret.ch Chalk or Whiting, About Folll' Tliousauel Hogsheads Staves and Heading, About Three I housand Sloes. 1E2,000 I,COO 6. Dr. Marsh's iaquity into the Consequences of neglecting to give the Prayer-IlJok with the Bible. 7. Mr. Vansittart's Letter to J•.hn Coker. Eel. 8. Mr. Vausittarc'e second Lotter to Or. Marsh. After which, the !•;:ndsonte, fast4ailing Schooner JENNY, i.J.oeasuring about 152 ions. Sha is a tight, btarr.t.ll Vcsscl, copper:d and copper-fastened, . I merican hair, I,:t reed for 16 Guns, wed found in Stores, ,has a good H.ll, and sails remarkably tan ; captured by his Ma. jeny's ship SamtaAMlS, Cuaat.Es Icacunansos, Esq. Ca f ptain, and condemned as Prize. MORE PRIZES THAN' BLANKS IN THE SIATE. LOTTERY WHICH BEGINS DRAWII:G. 6 . 111 74AY, AND ON THAT DAY EVERY TICKL DRAWN WILL BE A 'PRIZfE. SCHEME. Value. . Total Value. 3 of aC20,000 are ie60,063 w,OOO 2,000 8,000 ,(;00 1.00 3,000 '2 000 2,000 .•••••••i• 00 ••••••••• 4-0 . St 1 SOO 100 SO . .. * *pia • 40, 20 &c. 43,000 first.drawn 1,1:0C Oinks, £2O each; • The second drawn 1,000 Blanks. Xio ea -h. First drawn Prise above 420, SLCON II DAY, .1%.0,04 1 0 Yisat•drawu•Prize above L 0, TilMl) DAY. XlOOOO 10,1 :9 Prsz a, and un:y 20,000 1 lcketi. 'floe above Scheele is adapted to ev. ry Vass of Adventurers, as wore-than.Orie 4slf of all the Tlckeis and &tares bought (ou an sveragt). WILLBE .NRLZ4.y b ssdes,therr :dian - ce for A .L this C 6 PI ALS. 'rickets and Nhures..re :idling by I*. the Contractor, at his fortunate Offices; 4, Cornbid, and 9, Clio: sing Cross, London. . 4 .4 * Persons in the Country Who find any dl ficalty fn getting ripplied wi h Tickets, bhares, or scberneA, of the Agi.nts, ure de•ir. &to send ibeir.Order direct to the 'Contractor as above.. COAL TAR BROWN .AND PAIN CS. PILEPARk.I) FOR OUT-LOOR PAINTING. THE Public are most respectfully informed, tliAt 3- the als.ve-m::ioned articles cuntinnellk be prepared by the Britith Coleur s-ompatiy only, No. I Walbroolt, London.. 'fbe Coal 'Far Brown is recommt.ndcd for barns and all rough f_rycing, ut a good colq ur, and Will be found cheaper and more durable than common Tar. The Paints are of various shad:s of Green and other colours, peculiarly adaptet: for useful and ornamental covering, and are easily applied, bei-g 5..14 iu a tae for use. N B. Wh'te Lead, and all sorts of Painters' Oils Mut Colours of the best quality Linseed Cake for Carle, 4:c. SI'YkING AND MARSDEN'A LEMON ACIO FOit SAUCEi &c. 'THIS ACID for the table (which from .its being in -A- a fine powder, combiLed with the fragrance of the Len on peel,woold. be generally approved of if it Nas sorra known) has been mostly cottuned to piorsons of high rank, and on'y re lo a trial and sufficient publicity to lattome geu ral wherever Le mma are Wanted for domestic purposes. There is a der•-et.on on the' bottle fur Punch, I.em:srade, Lcc ; it is acid at the ful tswiag Italixe Warehonsest—Batts, lhornas. asd Brown,•liond street; Aveling and ackay, Piccadilly; Price, lkyntarket; Pressey and liarelay, Oxford-street; Motown. ;st tu ton, hi. lames's-street ; W est,. King- street, Sabo; Skelton, Ger. ratd•street ; Lazenby, PAward-street, Portinan-square; itawlitt- So.u. Great Portland Kiev.; Atkins:tic Bagger and West, Oz-. ford -street; Davis, Great itussell-stmt!; Aveling, Gloucester. street, Bloonigrury Wright, Lamb's Conduit-rivet ; Powell and Eon', Shout and Son, Davis asd March:int, liolborn ; Hercombo, St. Paul's Chorcb- yard ; 11411 raid lientiliv, Poultry; era% ) Lombird-stret t ; irchiri lane, ; K is, I.es•Lat. hall.stnset ; Stoak:s, Fcnchurch,,t: ; Grv - g-7, Grifeeehurch street ; Young, WaPPing; S Lupo!), ;let s..?rei.t; Hodson and Hickson, Strand; ki.iltes, Prir.ces-stre,t, WI varinAur: it is also ;old at mo=t Dreggisni, tor. rectioners, ard Medicine Ware. Louses, in breast: tut. oil.—Viease to notice tiie names of Spyring o u es t wroiy.:r,usitainher, is gi.nuitte. • . OF HORSES. ESS RS. BLAINE a.;d YOU Arr. Veterinary - A-Le. Surgeons, beitilk.street, Caventlish.:zi:.are, woafd wish, tir dais eraser, to draw the attention to their Spring Physic, or A:U:1. and strong Purging Balls, t s. Gd. and 21. each, which is par ay prepared to prod..re early condition; or where it la in e..nvement to ;are homes treats work, his Alterative Condition Powders, ss. the packet. At this time, afao, when Coughs and Colds *re so prevalent, they would earneat:y recommend a new Medicine. their Cough aid Lever Powders, 6s. the packet, one of se•liic:i Cone is in general i . sal to remove a severe cough. Mr. L. has also pet fecte4 a dieicwery for the complete core of Run ni• g Thrush, in a coinpcond called l'lrtusta Paste, 3s. per pat. 'I heir other Medicii.e• are, Mange-Oh:anent, 71. pot. Ch 21 del. each.. Blistering Dian:eget, 316. Cordial Balls, Is. Page tar Grease, es. arctic Bali, Is. Eye Water, 3s, 6d. bottle. Wlerebridd Smeating Blister, ed. -Med 4p. vs. Strain kmbrocation, 3s. .Carugh. Lt.ils, ss. aid Grease Wadi, 3s. 6d. Fairy Balls, es. Worm Powders, ss. Fever Cordial tans, Is. 6d. Wel Diuretic Powders, ss. 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Whistance, 9, Newington• causeway; Ati;: in, 24, Clare -street, Clare-marker. Sold in half pint bo:rles, each espial to is ounces of the bu.t Coffee of the reopective kinds, Turkey Gm. 6d. Bourbon 3s. 6d.; Piatration 2s. tici. A tea-spoon-full of this Essence put into a coffee-cup wills sugar and Cream, Ind filled up with boiling water, will stantly make a cup of strong ebffee, of a most superior flavour, perUctly ciear, yid without the least sediment. 'THE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO, a MN and emain remedy for Nervous, Bilious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Disorders, Lowness of Spiri.s, I.oss of Appetite In ward Decays, Fainting Fits, Trembling or shaking of the dail4 l .• or Limbs, Shortness of Breath, ConsUmption4, and every kind of Debility or Relaxation in persons of either sex and Of every age, finm whatseeve cause arising, it restores the impaired organs of digestion, brazes the solids, corrects all tendency to putresceney in the Blood;Bile, or Ari Oral Juices, vt! iiivizoratts the s}btein universally. A proof o: itseificacy.. To Mr. WITHERS, Chemist, Strand, Louden. Sta—My wife was afflicted with a severe Nervous Fever, at tended with a violent beating of the heart, lowne,s of spirits, and dreadful head-ache, which 'vatted her so truth that s h e became Unable to speak or walk for several weeks, and would frequently faint, and remain in that state for a con.ide-reble tinw, together with a swelling in the n ck; during which time I had the advice and attendance of several medical men, who, after trying every means in their power, gave her over as incurable, and I expected every hour would have been her last, wben I fortunately saw your BALM of QUITO advertised in the Glasgow Courier, and as the Last resource, I resolved she should make trial of it, and there fore bought a small bottle of Messrs. Baxter and Co. and gave it according to the directions, and, astonisleng to relate! before iths bad taken the whole of the bottle, I perct Wed a wonderful ctringe for the better, and by her taking three more trades, (tvo slllaii and one half-guinea ate) recovrt.d her srecb, and was able to go about USULI; and I bar: no doubt that a few morebot les will restore her to her former state of heahli. _ . You are at liberty to publi,h this letter fur the isonefit of others, and 1 am, Sir, your obliged humble Secant, Glasgtvw, March 80, 1809. MU R DOCK M•DONAI.D. P. a. Further particulars may be knows' by application to Messrs. Satter and Co. Glasgow. '1 he Cordial Bohn of Quito is sold, wholesale and retail, by Wescott and Co. Successors to W. Withers, Chemist, 229, Strand, Loudon; in bottles at as. 9d. 10e. 6d. and Family bottle* 335. each, by which their is a saving of 95.; said also by the Yen dors af Patent Medicines thitsakost tke United 14ngdein. And then, the Good Brig ADVENTURE, Length - 53 ft. l in. Depth - 9 ft. 10tIn. Breadth- 18 7 I Adineasurea 'Ts 63 94 'form This is a remarkably F.rm oak-built Brig, about three years Ad, stron-lv %stoned, and treenaile4l, and has b.im hMcly decked ▪ refitml, wawa: lied, +sib fast and takes the ground welt; has a large Had, w,ll kurthen ab out rln Tons; is well caku lated for rho lkfeliterravean, I.isbon, N.:wfourdlanA, or Fruit Vrale, or for the it Coasting, or any other employ her dimen sions may suit; abundantly suppliod with valuah:e Stores, and requires no hang but men and provisions to send her immedia s tely ▪ auy voyage. An.! then, the Goods upiermentlnnoi, 13 Pipes, 2 1-I,,gsheads Spanish Red Want 5 I Mit. French ditto Abut 14,,090 French:Tiles 12 Long.Gtins (4 and 3-pounders) with their Cartham e And sundry Warlike and other Sores. For viewing the Woes Nod Goods, Inventories, and fort* pirticulars, apply to Mr. '1 Ho MAS COLS; Plymouth, March 19,1113. Georp4treet, Plymouth. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern ' Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 9th day of April neat, at Noon, - F . Schooner EXPERIMENT, of Baltimore. Dimensions (per American Registeri, Lergth - 80 ft. 0 in. I Depth - at ft. 8 In. Breadth - 22 0 Admeastores Is Tone carters& Baltimore built, sails remarks my (eornmilaioned as a letter-of.snarlue) was captured after a very long citace by Ids lilajesty's ship Rocca, F. ERSZINE LOCKE, Esq. Commander. 'The is in gout c-ndition, well found in sores, and may be sent to sea at a very - moderate expenee of outfit—toll be free of duties to the porch ts er, and therefore particularly wonky attentions imm e datey afterwards her Cargo s 62 Casks Fresh and New Carolina Alec. 120 Bala Sea Island Cotton. For Inventories or Catalogues of Vessel and Cargo, apply to tames Sykes, Esq. Arundel street, London ; where samples will he shown ma days preceding the Sale; and for viewing, or oases Ininrmatlott apply to Messrs. Hawker :Lod Suns, Merchazts, Ply mouth. Also Tie Brig EXPECTATION, !milk at Philadelphia, of the begg mucrals, and toppered, Dimensicus par American Register: Length 9A feet B.ealth 23 Let 7 inches. Depth 11 2 Adnicasures 210 Tons. Has a Woman Figurehead, is a verb hand'^tne model, alba very fast a,od is well found in stores. Also her cargo consisting of 459 Bales and Bags of New Orleans Cotton, Captured by and condemned as Friss: to H. M. S." Ihurros i r. Sir THoUAI STAINS Captain. Also, The Ship PRINT, of Boston, of the following dimensions (pet American At gist( r): Length - 82 ft. 2 in. f Depth - 12 ft. st in. Breadth 24 7 Admeasures 215 Tons. Has a figure head, is a well constructed Merchant Vessel, well found in stores, suited for general purposes, and requires very iiate outfit to perform a foreign voyage. Afterwards, pot of her Cargo, cor.sisting of lOU Bales New Orleans COT lON. Captured and condt•mned as pr ze to his Majesty's ships COLOSSI) II and RUIN. Inventories and Catalogues of tie Expectation and Mot, mad Cargws, may Le bad at Messrs. John Lcksan and Co. New brvad-street, London, w Ip.re samples of the latter will be exhi. !sited six days precedtug the Sale. For viewing and further information, apply to Messrs. Haw ker and Sots, Merchants, Plymouth. Also, for Exportation,. 18 Pipes and two Casks Ma!aga Witte, et Trende Brodre, stranded at this port, on her voyage from Ma. lags; sample, whereof may be tasted, at Messrs. bamp•on, Sharp, and Bastard, Merchants, London, At days precedial t!:o sale.— Viewing, ta.ting,and turther informatiou, may be ot , tained, by applying to Messrs. Hawker and Som, Merchants, Plymouth. Also, the Brig COFFEE PLANTEr ; foreign-builtbu a 13.1tish reg:sier, is eoppered, has a figure-head and quarter. bulges, sails very fait, and is well found. Dinsentions: Length, - 73 ft. 11 in. I Depth, - 10 It 7} fn. Breadth, • tu ft. 104 I Admeasures 156 tons. Has buely delivered 143 Tons of Gaod-, from Stelly, at the Port of Dublin; Is a very handy and desirable vus•el for the Spar.ish, Por.ugal, and Newfoundland Trades, and may be sent to Sea immediately. • Few luventerles,Viewing, and further Information, apply at the Countiog-house of Meat& Hawker and bole., Mereh.u.ts, mouth. )(AIN LiJiiOOMBE, Stoker. _ _ _ Tutb, 16th Much, 1618.