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Lottery, was Sold in One Half and Eight Sixteenths, at Lticky (Meg, 17, Ludgate-street (near St. Paul's), ;,,h re the following CAPI'T'AL PRIZES were sold in Forty- Wet sbarrs, in the Present Year: 3,255 - • - • 1E2b,000 015 - - me 5,000 204 a • f 4 / 000 Mae • • • 1,000 4,756 . • . 1 , 130 0 , 500 6,402 300 tin the 14th and 15th of JANUARY the New I :ottity SOH ,e drain, in which the System of Classes is iwoided l and • the °Wand Favourite Made of Drawing is restored, whereby every 'whet will have an independent Chance of the Two X 20,000 poles, the Two £lO,OOO Prizes, and of all the other Capitals, as, is the Scheme, which, wit h -such nu m.rous Advaistages, con tains only 12,rxio 'racket+, of these WEBB has a very gieat va ster for Sale (some, no doubt, of Inestimable. Value), in the se.. kol o o et which he sincerely hopes Fortune will guide those Per. i , o4w ho may honour him with their Commands, at the TRULY Falrenart Orrice, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's. to• Orders from the Country (post paid) containing Remit toess,paectually attended to. s • bill Bank fiancee:changed for British Currency. • • OLD MODE OP DRAWINQ RESTORED! A CrATE LOTTERY, 13,000 Tickets, all different libtabera-440 CLASSES !—Every Ticket wilt be drawn oeparartiy oat of ebp Wbeel In 'lwo Days, viz. 14t1+ aiyt lA4I of /OVARY, 11113. • SCHEME. 2 of if 20,000 are 440,000 10,000 ..... 20,000 24)00 ..... 8,000 6,000 3,000 2,400 •••tt•-•‘ g ...Fete* :::: ..... ' • 1,000 500 400 SOO •••• . • 3,000 2 , 0 P 0 100 •?••••••• 1,400 50 ..i 1,608 40 3,600 30 ••• •• • 1,500 25 . i. 8,000 15 44 31,500 666666 ••• ;. » ...sr..' 1112 • f,too ...... 19,000 Tickets. sepoo Tickets and Shares are selling by lIKSHARDSON, GOODI.UCK, and ces. Contractors for the lottery. at their Offices, the cornet of Bank-buildings, Corn hill ; and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross—where, in the Lotteries drawn in the present year, the following Capital • T , ?rises have been sold In gts Shares. - - N 0.8,466 - Aeo,ooo N 0.6,885 . 5C10,150 0 5,518 - 10,000 1 11,518 . 5,000 WOO of 563,900, Two of 41,000, One of E5OO, Seven of t JOO, Five of Xgoo, Ste. &c. &e. OLD MOD& .OF DRAWING. ROTOR/4)1 •`• . -NO CIASSO. . IttetVlNaCilffiraoted with Goierriment for the prg pi I1t,41)11 LOTTERY, we beg leave, respectfully, to solidt'M attention - of the Public to the 4/Welt-mentioned Stkente,lnsffeik the same time to state that we have obtained per mitting 'Bl' breams:tent to Draw the present Lottery in Tiro y ushich moons the system of Classes is abolist.ed, as every Mb ail in the Lottery will be.put into the Wheel, and drawn out nerdy, in the same manner as in, the Old Lotteries. . imprr and Ce. SCHEME's ~• • S of 5e90,000 • are .140,000 . 2 • 10.000 • .- 20,000 . . , 4 - e,OOO - - 5 000 1 8 - 1,000 - - 6,C00 I • I - SOO - - 3,020 . 400 . • 2,400 • 10 a SOO - - 3,000 10 - *OO - - 2,000 t 14 - 100 . - - 1,400 • . 89 . SO . - MOO 40 - • 40 - - 1,600 al. . SO - SO - - 1,500 . • 320 . VA - - 8,000 ' 2ilbo - ' IS - -. 31,100 • 12,000 Tickets. .' 81130,000. 4 • Tebedriwn haw, Days , the 144 and 1 3 th NAKI' 'mow*. Tickets and Shares are sellin at SWIFT and'Co,'s Offices, •)le. 11; Poultry :- No. 31, Aldgate High , %a 12, Chiriitt ' Creek; Meet. Iliite, In Ib4 last 'Niue Months, the following Capital PrizO, ' have been Sold th Shares: SOK - 8 .. 5C20,000.1 1,706 - a - Xl,OOO Ito. OS - a - 4,000 2,270 - a - 2,000 • .' Betides others of Xiool4, X .ico , &e. &c. •r • • • ..., MINA NOVAS. 301tT imported from the 'Brazils, a suantity of •QE 1S .4 the. abbire name, of superior brilliancy; little iit;. Met% Diartiouds of the 'first water, which the present posses #nt ill shim& tb the Ineteition of the Nobility acid Gentry, WI i their:stern to town. Manufactured in a .varirty of Trinkets and 01808008 in Jewellery, as Necklapea r Tlaras, Combs c fsarrntp, s • Rinses §hcle and Knee-T*loes. t d di e l t tl a sehohi7. - H. BARLOW Ills tile honour ics'ivcirlt for, ' vt re4fasted to snake early apisileetien, as the Sale *RI be Con ies!, owing to the scarcity. . n i Stflk NadoSe's Manufactory (not a door: o 1, , - , 121 13 - c mins CarrY-itgesit, Übancery-lane, a few front QPNes China Warehonie.-I..ettere, post paid, and Ladies at tended la men at the hcirte* notice oelth Drawings to any fancy. AI)ING SA eE, tot EtS - ff, GAVE, STEAKS, &c. Hgreat reputation J. COCKS has gained by eelehrated'READlNG SAUCE, .which has for Many Teen Wu patronigod and recsramendtd by mist of the first Fa nlike' in the tiagtlam, senders it unnecessary for him to make al cornMent on its qualities, it is presumed that 9n Sauce etrer met with such genera approbation and extenel* Wet It lie re-' tailed *Linden by upwards of To of the Arsi 011thett bid Fhb meters and by one Or more principal Fish Sauce Sellers in most he ge4 market town* in the Kingdom ; will keep good seven rein arty climate: It is F eneralty used at table with all 'torts vvrtf ... ,.. lsl lfi t and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild l . nashes Remy-steaks, and Cold Meat. * lt; tee:lets ere offering Spurious compositions of their own, ref. 44 / ?`" lll 4 i ng sante. I •Cedke Censide . rs it a duty be owes Jelalse to ntanp them that pone are genuine but those which ,_, _these words on orange-coloured label to each.bot t le, " Read a,ce for Fish, enriching Graiies, &c." prepared and sold '"lNte led r.......„,____ r etas by J.Cocks, Reeding. Pints,4s. Halt.pints,2s. , ' I' ... 6I TIEWUPTIONti il4 TifiF . FACE, SKIN, &e. • * wITHOUT iMPAIRING THE CONSTITUTION. LAIIIES of the first fAshion, from their own expel, LOSOMA netcwansend MRS. VINCENT'S GOWLANIFS , TION as tisa lams pleasant and effectual romedyfor alt cons. tidits to whkh th e . thee' mid akin are liable, by removing every lad et coarseness, eruption, and tmpleatnat appearance, and fen .6l4 the Shill elm, 'smooth, and transparent ; bet the assess. '' 311 64, squa'she's of :Me Latina hewing excited various imita•-. ~t 19161 ,.. Lashes and Gentlemen are pattigularly requested to ask for ; Mr 6, Vincent's Oowialisi's lotion » and see her name algeOd •PLtlig late!, on each bottle that is genuihe. 6 T Mts. Vhstear, No. 6, Davies‘street, Orcurrenor..widtteu; 'soon aid Co. No. ISO, Oxford-meet ; Smyth. Perfumer, Crvetwell, bath; rirodieasid Co. Salsbury ; Wreer 3. l %Ds teeter; Welmonhotina, York; Cookworthy and Co. Ply- M r .' a c tit i,_ an d all rtspirlable Vesufeta of Medicine, in Quarts - ` l6 Half-pentb, 2s. ed. , t' Likewise ib sold as above, r lIISSTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, for pre.. . 11, wastiteinash bof: the *eds. awl coring the 16e "• krice . iSs. 94 s This day was published, price 15. sewed, r I 4 HE TABLE OF HEALTH; or, Twenty. four Golden Rules, for the Preiention and Cure of the mist common Disease, incident to the Human Body. Selected from the Prescriptions of Drs. Radcliffe, Culleti,TisNot, Buchan, and other eminent Physicians,—By JOSEPH 'TAYLOR. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster• row. Of whom may be had, price 2s. sewed, An Essay on Nursing and the Management of Childter., from their Birth to Three Years of Age. By the late W. Cadogau, M.D. Physician to the Foundling Hospitals. ' MILITARY PANORAMA. This day was published, In royal Bvo. price Si embellished with a Porra;t of General PICTON, and a well engraved Plan of the Bay+ Lt of Vistrian. THE THIRD NUMBER of the above elegant Work, containing a variety of interesting and important information to the Army, and all Classes of Society. Publisht d by P.Martiti (late of the Finn of Cutbell and Mar tin) corner of Orchard•strect, Or.ford•strett, and may be bad of al the Booksellers. • Also, No. I. and It. containing Portraits of the Duke of Yost andtho Marquis of NV r ttrtsgro N. • CATOiCbN 15111311.1 TY. This day wu published, price 3*. 6d. second edition, DRAcTicAL OBaggVATIONS en the DEBT LI rtrA, natural . atid contracted, of the OENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; ' in - chiding Remark' on Onanisrn, initial Weakness, nattersal 'Etnissinn, Gleets, ?sites Donalisi I Mee Albus,ko. ate. with the Theory of Generation. by I. 1e A . CATON; surgeon, Late of thp Witted Hospitals of Tharnas's and Goy's. Printed fir Messrs: Highiey, r 4, Fleet -street, London. Wfwte Wily be had, Caen i Popular Treatise on the Causes and Distinction Of the.Vatietliss et Asthma, with new, simple, and successful instractiuns for the Otetrautid'n and treatment ot Astir Matte Pits, price 3s. , • aCTAVO xariio& VA ivi PORICE'S WORBS. This.day was published, hansisonsely primed, pil:e, in. boards, ,flat,. or on royal paperB price 121. the Ninth add Tenth Volumes of 'THE WORKS of .the late Right Honnntable .EDMUND BURKE ; contaluiog vailotis Mlsce.ll.uttous Pieces. • Printed fix F. C. dna 3. Rivington, Nn. 62, St. Paul's Church ' yard ; sold alse.by. J. Hatchard. No. 190, Piecadillr. Of whom may be had, the First Eig2it Volumes of the Octavo Edition of Mr. Edile's Works; vie ' la boards, 43 ist ar, on royal paper, .C 4 ltis . Alscr, the Fourth Ind HU Quirto luntes, prite Gd. Ihe aistit and . Stventh Quarto VI/- lures are in the press, and will appear in the course of the winter • This day was published, Pburth Edition,-with Corrections and lwrovemmts, embel- Hshed s. ith eight Portraits of Divines, price Ss. bds. A SEQ UEL to the SKETCH of the DENOMI- .1...1. NAI lONS of the CHRISTIAN WORLD: being One I Htmelted Testimonies in behalf of Candour, Peace; and Unani mity, Ivy Xlivisuse of the Church of England, of the Kirk of Scot land, and among the Protestant Dissenters; to which are pre fixed Two Essays : the one on the Right of private Judgment in Matters df Religion, the other on the Dignity and Importance of the New Commandment. With en Appendix, containing en' Addrees on the Reign of the M.ssiah ; n idea of Christian Com munion and Cisri,tian Discipline ; and an account of the Church Government of the Shakers, who neither lit trry nor are given in marriage, but profess to be as the Angels in Heaven. By the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M. London : Printed for Siserwread,Neely & Jones, Paternoster-row BRITIS tiff ovautirs. • Thit day wu published, in 40 anis. royal limo. uniform with :hu British liasayists, price . .fist. 12.. boards, THE BRITISH NovtusTs, with An Essay and Biographical and Critical Prefaces. itY Mrr: BARBAULI). 'nit Collection includes the most embetheti Wales of Rithani 4 )son,.kittiding, Swollen, Pc Foe . Goldsmith, Horace Walpole, Hs;s • tessvortis, Johnspn, Gravv,Moore, Markel:air, !slits gur ney, 'Rs. Radcliff, Mrs. Inchbahl,' Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Mrs.' Clara Reeve, Mrs. Brooke. Miss Etigworth, &e. Printed for F. C. and I. Risiftaton ; W. Citridye and Son; ,Ni cholla and Son; T. Payne; G. itah'irson; W. I.owndsit; Wilkie an d Rektnsen; Scatcherd and Lettermat; ; I. ;J. Cu shell; Veroor, liontl,,and Sharpe; R. Lea; I, Nunn; LickftigtOn and Co.; anti Solt; C. Late; Lnnvnan, tfatst, glees, Omit, and (Jo.; Cadelt ansi'Dasits; B. Jeffrey; IL K. Newman; Crot b and Co.; 7. Curpentess S. &sista; 1. Bond'; 7. Murray a j t jUrjor4son; Angh,.Pssiy,:and itiugspury; J. Harding; R. It Runs ; R. phillips4 J. bUwmani I. Booker; J. Asperne; R. Matliewt 'Leigh; Lhnilder; Sherwood, Neely, altd iffilikrholkapiehlissd Coss Ind Wike. Oen, Yetis. a:4 4 h . • • 4 VOORAIIIRE. hONCAiTER. to be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTit AC r, together orb L.P., A VERY Valuable FREEHOL'a ESTATh, 1 —&- consisting of .upwaris of 134 Acres of rich in4insrd Land., in the Parish of Bentley aq. Arks-y, at the Nor:h Entrance. and Contiguous to the Town of Doncistvg, well suited file Building or Garden Ground. • The land is of the hest Quality, 'and pogo seises many Ideal advantages. The Land Tax Redeemed, The Estate may be Viewel on application to Mr. itdoley, Falcon Inn, Doncaster, where printed PartiCulars May bt had ; alio of Mr. Shearciown, Gazette Office, Doncaster; of Mr. Moorb, Land Slirveyor, Doncaster, where a Plan may be seen ; and to treat for the Pattie, apply to Mr. Claridge, Jeryea.: Abbey, Bedale; and of Messrs. Claridge and [vein, Pall Mall, PkrcE sirpssco4w4iribitini.. . _ TOSEAFARING GENTLEMEN; or si, onit goingi voyage, who wish to be secured from the danger. of its have now an opportunity of porcPsaing a genuine CAUL, which completely covers the Face and Neck, price £20.--Auy one wishing to purchase the sante, tvill address letters (post paid) Ir. Z. Southampton-court, Southamp•r-row, Bloomtbyryi LOST' and Cut attar, iii the Soath-west Reach, in the Swin on the 27th of October, 1812, the Mainmast, tiormast with the Topmaite, Top-gallent Masts Yards, Salts, Blocks, Rigging, and all the Tackling, &c. &c. appertaining . thereto. All the Sails nearly new, waken"; 'name Joseph Add Won, Whitby. Also ail Anchor abodt 10 cwt. and about 91 fathoms of NeW Cable. with Duey and Buoy-rote. The word( ': Mary, Scarborough," cut on the shank and branded upcin the stock thereof. The said Mans, Sails, Rigging, Anchor and' Cable, &c. belonged to the Mary, of Scarboiough, Robert Leck, Owner. Whoever may have taken sip the Sante; or an part thereof; are requested to give immediate information to R. Leek, the 0 er, at Scarborough aforesaid; or to Mesiri. Hull and San. sum, at Harwich, who are Agents for the elate, and they win bi paid every reasonable dentand on &daunt thereof. itTENT DINING TABLES; Sruithatfirtnn: AL street, Covent-Garden —Messrs. POCOCKE respektf 4 1 • inform the Nobility and Gentry they mantaticture their Pat e Dining Tables upon ti!e newest and most improved And appro v ed principles, to &ins inty number or company from 4 to ls; front 14 to An, from :o 4110, ;ml, If required, frOm 400 to 4000. They will atilt up into a small compass, holditig thefr centre leaves; put away like a hreakfasmable, go under a sil:boartf, or. may be disposed of in any way most suited to the room they ari r:ltiired for. A variety may he seen at their Cabinet and Uphol. eery Warehouse, No. 2EI, Southampton-street, Covent4zardea. .I(3WE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH—the only Manufacture of the kind ih the Unite{ Kingdom. Ihe distirguished patronage avid 'approbation thfi fabric has acquired, during the four yehrs, has Induced some houses to imitate the folding up and Marking of the pieces, and to offer for sale (particularly at public auctions) an inferior article ! wbich they call Patent Shirting. The Proprietor wishes to in. form his frjetrls and the public, that every piece of his naanufaes tore is now stamped, Lowe's Patent, has h's signature Geo. Lowe upon it, and is. a' usual, warranted for durability and washing; equal to the brat Irish linen, and sold at about half the rice; at the Original Warehouse, 16t, Cheartide, near M. Paid's; and Harding, Howell; and Co. 69, JUST OF EASIIIO:4.-13r.MITIFUL LONG STAirzi. . M A ItSTON Se Co, 25, Hoovwxtr,-,srn Eer, Strati j, (to prevent mistake; the onct Stay Shcip on the I •fr: howl from Newcastle.etreet) near the Nitit CIIORCII, (late Fnros man and Malle t !. r to Mr. beg leave to acquaint the I.ad•es in geno•ol, that are mines in vine and elegane;Pa is Long 3tays; *Melt are far superior in taste and hashio-, to my Letrie in Loudon. I.adirs by purchasing two pair of one 0z.., wit he entule.l to the *hol d sale price, for ready woozy, bring fully competent to keep twice the assortment of any other in the trade. 1111.as - rot+ premmes Lank, will find his Warehouse for Pat, nt Carets worthy their attention; and not to be equalled for works manship and cheapness. Beautiful long and unproved shape Stays from 7s. to Li ; strong calosited Corsets from Ss to 10s.; several hundred pairs of Chili:reels' Stays, trans Ss. 6.1. 50 74. 6d. MARSTON flatter+ himself; by his hong esperienee for upward - 1i of Ten Years as Foreman and ask Manager to Mr: Mill s 's LW: nass; that he ii competent In giie every satisfaction to those LSI. dies who thoose to honour him their commands. Mammas is the sale inventor df the Patent Tolima Stays. • • Orders duly executed in Town or "Count on the ahorele Notice. Convenient itoonwro try 4n. Ta orveut impositiose • in the trade; all orders are requested to he sent by hand, or by paid.—No connection with any other House. WEDNESDAY ; LAW ALMANACK. In a few days will be publiabed, THE LAW ALMANACK for ISM This Almanack will contain, besides the mutter usually intro duced into publications of something of a similar title, such infor mation as is peculiarly adapted for the Office of every profes sional nenticman.—A Law Pocket-nook is also In preparation, and will be published on the Ist of Intim' 1)113. by Reed and Hunter, Law Bookulleta, liell-yard., Lincoln's-Inn. Oa Saturday will he published. 1 Eltrantty printed ou a superfine Paper, price in beards 10s. Bd. the First Volume of NARRATIVE POEMS ON THE FEMALE .CHARACTER, in the various Relations of life. It). MARY RUsSEI.I. mrrroki), Auttvd. of Christina, and 3 Volume of Miscellaneous Poems, Printed Inc F. (1 niadls litbrinvon, No. 62, St. Paul's Cburch. yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. In the Volume now offered to the Public,Friendship, endeared by the Isies and Habits of Kindred, forms the Ground-worit of the first; ant' liisterly Levi, .of the second ale. 'lle Series will be compired in Three Volumes. Of the above-mentimed Ekoksellers, may be bad, by the same Author 1. Christina, the 'Maid o! the South Seas, a Poem. Elegantly printed Irt 1 vol. Bvo. price 105.64 e. Miscellaneous Poems. The Second Edition, with eonsi dttable Additions, In 1 vol. Bvo. price 101. cid. 1 This day was published, price ls. fid. i 101. EMARKS on the bishop of Lincoln's Charge, .1.%. delivered to the Clergy of his Dioct se-1812. By JOHN DISNEY, D.D. F. S.A. Rioted for J. Johnson and Co. St Paul's Church-yard; and R. Crotwell, Bath.—W bete may be had, The I.ife of Sir Michael Foster, Knt. written by his Nephew, with a Portrait, price Is. sewed. This day was published, In One Volume, (Pro. price 12a. boards, the Second Edition, cur rected and improved, of ATREATISE on PLAIN and SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY, with their most useful practical Applications.—By JOHN DONNYCASTI.E. Professor of Ma thematics in the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Printed for C. Law, CadeU and Davies, 13. and R. Crosby and Co. John Richardson, Cradock and Joy, and J. Johnson and Co. This day was published, in Y vols. Bvo. price Vl'. boards, GYMNASIUM, sive SMIBOLA OtITICA ; containing Critical Observations on the structure of Latin Prole, with Syntactical Rules, exemplifivd by Exercises, intend ed to facilitate the attainment o' d correct Latin Prose Style. By the Re*. ALEXANDER CROMBIII, LL.D. Printed for J. Johnson ant Co. St. Paul's C.Jsurchiard. Where may he had, by the same Author, 1. An Essay on Philosophic il Necessity, Sao. !sire 71. board. e. A Treatise on the Etymology end Syntax of the English Language, ild edit. Svo. price-Ss. boards. lEUMT3Eg. 1812. sID 'WIII4 Ln--014re ft, Ns.. le, • Novo! b Acrely given, That a Session of Ojer end Terneker aid Coal Itclkery, for the Trial o f ! f ences ebwmitlid ex rise High Seas, It'ithht the jurisdiction gthe Arlsaisalty elßeg/Met, will k held at justice Hell, in the Old Bailey, Lending, ea lfrednesdiy the 16th of Deceas!rr next, at eight o'sloei Ia the asorsiews 1O ill? 510TIi In' EVATt: Cri*MACT, I'HE LEASE, for art ulex,lired Tent of tirtiTve - 11 - Years, of an excellent 'MANSION, ettentfte Mal°. abounding with Game, and a•Fatn or neoly 1006 Aerts.(rithe.:. free) of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wond Land, all be . a rang fence, and in gooti cult.ertion, ..;sand eta hie larefirn4!. eounty, and only ab o ut VI ril es f ro nt L on d on/n ot gaud ket Towns and good toads. Pot further particulars, to Admit M#rttier . , tleNeyne ant! Land Agent, 61, St. Mardn's•lane, ChigilassChai (Limn pot paid). SALES BY AUCTION. CUSTOM HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH. On Thunday the loth day of December, 18t 2, at Ten e 4 Clock in the Forenoon, wi I be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at this Office, SEVERAL Pipes, li , gsheads, Quarter, and other kJ Casks, and Cases WINE, eih . ch having remained in this Warehouse beyond the time allowed by Law, will peremptorily be disposed of, unless the Duties are paid thdeon, or cleared (At before the d. y of sale. The whole of the -aid Wine was deposited in this Warehouse before the Ist of April last; and a considerable part of it was landed in the name of Masers of the Navy. The Wine may be viewed, and tasted, three days bstbre the Sale, on application to the Warehouse-keeper. OXFORDSHIRE. VALUACLE FREEHOLDS AT WI4EATLEY AND CUDDESDON, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIUN, By Mr. FOLKER, On Morday, the 14th day of December, 1812, at T*d o'Cloci orrei.ely, at the Crown Inn, Wheatley, in l.ots, A VERY eligible FREEHOLD FARM at Wheatley, in the County of Oxford, comprising a good ram Louie, with Barns, Stables, and other convenient Build inn and iipwAr,ls of 270 Acres of extremely productive inclosed and Tithe-tree Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in dm occu pation of Mr. Wm. Juggsns, Noah Crook, and Jahn Maynes, yearly tenants. Al.° a eompaet and very desirable inclosed Freehold Farm, with a good Dwelling-house and convenient Bufidings; 'brave at Cuddesdon, called the Park Farm, containing upwards of 60 Acres of r,:h Arable, M'eadinir, and Pasture Land, in the °c.o. pation of Mr. Wm. Jugging. A well-accustomed Pubilic-house, at Cgeldesdon, called the Compasses, and a Cottage and Garden adjoining, occupied by William Hunt—Wheatley is within five miles of the City of Oxford, upon the Turnpike road, leading through Wsconth to London. . he viewed by application to the Tenants, and Mr. Noah Crook, Wheatley, will iracw the Prentiies, and for further par. Oculars, apply to NlNsrs. Graham, Kinderhy, and Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Messrs. Wa'sh, Solicitors, Olt ;or Mr. Gilli, Land Surveyor Fareltam, Hants. FREEHOLD NOBLE FAMILY MANSION, NORTH SIDE. OF CAVENDISH-SQUARE, With garden, Yard. Coach Houses, Stables, &ce By Mr. ROBINS, Oh the Premises, on Wednesday, December Id, at Twelve VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTAT E ; comprising a magnificent FAMILY MANSION, planned Inr the accommodation of a Nobleman or Fatally of the first distinction, most desirably situate, No. tt, on tt:e North side of Cavendish-suare, the rroperty of A GENTLEMAN OP DISTINCTION; en:nal:ling, on the Upper Story, five ettellent Rolm., taro China Closets, and roomy landing; tni the Second Story, four spacious Bed chambers, two Dressing-rooms, Waier, China. and House usatersClosets ; on the Principal Story, two carnal lofty Drawing rooms, communicating, fitted up with Mahogany doors, apacions Bed-chaml)er, Dressing.roont, and Watef•closet Tiousrmaid's Closet, &c ; on the Orountl Story, a roomy paved Fritranee.hill with fire-place, vat lied roof sopported by Columns, and elegant stone Staircase to the principal Apartments, a handsome Anti room leading to a noble Ettring-parlour,and communicating with a Breakfast-I-nom and Conservatory leading to the Garden, which is Hid oat with gravel Walks, lawns, flower borders, and planted with shrubs, evergreens, &c. a Gentleman's Morning and Dress ing-room, stone Passage, and secondary Staircase; Basement contains Offices of every cLscription adapt :td to such an establish mine, Wine-cellar, Areas, *ith Faults for coil, beer; and Ser vants' Offices, entrance from the street; deiaehed eacet consist Of a capital five-stall Stable, a limn Stable, liarness-roont, three Coach-houses in an adjoining yard, enclosed by foltiint gates with loft and inens' rooms over. The premises are wz:l with water. To be viewed by Tickets. Pafticulars may be had on the pre mises ; of Messrs. Burley and Moore, Solicitors Lincoln's Inn; William Leake, Esq. Sackville-street, piccca , iilly; at the Sub scription Houses, St. James's -street, and Pall-•na I ; at G.:rra way'n ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be btd. - • WORCESTERSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TY IHE-FREF. ESTATE, • froductng a Rental of One 'Thousand Four Hundred and Fifty Pounds per Annum.— -By Mr. FAR EBRO I'HER, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, December 42, at Twelve, unless an accottahle offer is previously made by Private Csinta act, A VERY Valuable and highly desirable FREE HOLD-1- ESTATE, c'onibting of the Manor or reputed Manor of Sheriff's Lynch, extending neer upsiards of 1400 Am, of Land, and that capital Farm, wick a substantial briek-huilt Partnplutuse, Garden, Orchard, Bann, Buboes Lodzes, Blacksmith's Shop, and all suitable Out-buildings, with tour ' Corteges for Workmen, and sundry Inclosures of very produc - live Arable, -Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Lands, lying corn; u pact, well fenced and divided into handsome Inclosres, and con. taining together near 540 Acres, situate wilhin two miles of the Market Town of Evesbam, an easy distance from a Wharf on the River Avon, and d 6 mil e; from the City of Wor:este-, now let ern Lease to Mr. Pall Postan, a mast respectable Tenant, subject to a rant of 11450 per annum. This Property is highly di4inguished for the superior quality of ties Soil, excellency of the roads, contiguity to good Markets, and the fatility of Water Carriage. Free from Trims, and rim Rates very trifling. To be sic wed. a.-Printed Particulars will be delivered s swots prior to the Salts, at the .0111ce of John Hanson, Esq. No. IS, Chancery4ene at the Hop Yoke. Ve ()MAW Crews Intl, Eve sham; King's WO, CiLiucester •. **an, ewkeebry ; White Lion, Delhi Beals, Bristol j at Qarraway's ; aid ag Mr. Fare brother's., Beialitt How. 11,4afatt•atthitnr, whyra t 1 *o* M'LITIA BALLOT. MESSRS. Rs JONES and Co. respectfully inform their numerous Subscrlisers, that as the Schedules are de livered out, Orparatory to a heavy PAM, it•hich is inintediately et peered, tittdr Stamped Receipts are taw ready for tie tete) , for I ill 9, including the remaind, r of the preSent Year, on their tint versally approved Plan, af providing substituted fur every Sub- Scriber drawn ; which Is an Exeneition for Life. An early ap pticaticin is therefore absolutely necessity, at either of their equi table and original Militia Society Insurance Mikes, istablis'red 1801 100, High Holborn, near Little Queen:street ; Its, Great Mary-la-boune-street, near Portland-plate • High-street, Whitechapel, opposite Red Lion-str e et; an d; 9, Georte-street, Blackfriars-ttlad, near the Re*. Rowland Hill's Chapel. Thoi followin: Agents are also appointed to receive Subscriptions, viz. Michael Burrough, Salisbury Mine, book•t4'er, Abingdon Maunder, bookseller, Win- Pearion,Stainford,Lincolnahire cheater, Hanibleton, Wallingford Sheeler, lioakselicr,Witney Creaker, Wakingham P. Watkins, Ciriuices er Richardson, Greenwich • J. Andrews. grocer, Orford Ponta, biker. Woolwich Aus.ln, bookseller, liertlord Parsons, perfumet, Gravesend Harrison, Luton • Flakes's, Tunbridge Town Mason, Stamp-office, St Al- O. Crump, Sittinthourne bans W. Wilsor, Sheerness Webb; bookseller, tedforsl „Francis, Post-office,Rochester H. Kelhent,Chtlni.-ford Farrier, Dartford Whiclicord, legat est .0 Oidiam, Sun-street, Canterburci Dykes. Prince's-sr. Munroe I Gienhier, bookseller, Ashford D. Bantock, Stratford, Ertel steilman,cheMist,WestMallint ' Osborn; Chirping-Ongar lirow n, stationer, Petersham Watson, Pest-race Epping Clout & Co. Seven Oaks Brown, Agency-oi lier, Rich- Dunn, auctioneer, Bromley mond J. Crump, draper, Tharet Shskelford, Guildford I.and, druggist, Maidstone G. Chandler, jun. Goilstone I. B. Chapman, Bow, Middlesex Langley, Itook-el!er i barking Corker, Post-office, Edmonton •R usher, hookaeller, Reading Greilier, Hart-street, Henly Fuller, bookseller, Newbety Love!, Huntingdon The peculiar advantages arida Society is the pu;itiveasturance that every Subscriber drawn on this Society will he exemired lot Life.—The lohg establishment and the respectability of the pria- • ciliate and Agents will, it is presumed, be a tidrictem rece•-- - datieni of this Firm. ger Parishes and pegiont r- (led with CHiNG'S PA'TEN I' WORM I,,OZP.NGES. W ORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and guar dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the fate, emaciation and Irregular state of the bowels, atietided after With violent pains ; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both u a preventative and cure of. these alarming complaints, the aboVe excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the ,highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabi lity, to have nO eqiuil. Their public approbation, eveu to the . Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful toccata In their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to ii,-of which no other Med . cine of the kid can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of cluld , en,- should have this rentedl as a family ;:teilteine to resort to, lido; ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way &Ordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Mader's. Na.-4, Cheap . - lide, Ltmdtm; Sharp and Detain, Portsmouth; lon', Weston, Altruist, and Mallory, Turista; Hall; add liiinston, Govan, Culetnan and /acoh„ Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, _ Hull ; HolLand, Coiskworthy, Nettleton, andollhon, Plymmitlig, Ke.txt and Lloyd, and Swihney and Co. libmingbavi ; :gained . : and illicit, Manchester; Trewnsan, Exeter; Smith, Mantlettan,' Keabsrrt, Scott, anti Bolter, lEdinborgli; Dorton and ittlkshilltif ' Glasgow ; Bulge's and Darcy, Bristol; o . ltievonion and Co, Nor.. wish; 6wincest; I.ricuster; Ltimiras .• dad Bilkart , aad Lathbury, tiverrool; Ne4le a 0 a Bretton; RAern, Sedan, and ttie _ n , awl ta . t i by lam coaatt, medielar vet", , ilk:kiwi, fleta: 104 ii* KW iitra ist _... :..;,, ~. . ... .. ...!"•. i efr • .. . . - . . _ ...