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" ~- --- --.17.7-- ARMY. LIEUTENANT on Full-pay in a Regiment at it,,„nte would Exchange with an Officer of the same Rank .0101,•frons w h o m no difference will be require&— Adel hi Letters ' directed to A.8..N0.A10., Georges-street, , ir l' lt 3l ,; imm ediatelr ann e ..........,_..,_ ARMY. Achange gA JOR in a Garris on Battalion, to ex . w ith a Major in a Re g iment of the Line ; the Gar , _ % boe is at present In Ireland, composed of men whose 007_.0.770, lestrteted to the United Kingdom and the adjacent 1:,,,-601kred flons the Line. - ,saise to be made to B. C. No. 12, Blaekall-street, Dub , ;7 0 p, E. No. 4, Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden. Letters „kohl will be attended to. _ „rtrygraNT RICHARDS, LATE OF THE 17Th ''''.- REGIMENT OF LIGHT DRAGOONS. AS, five Packages, containing Goods of WilliteE,directed to the abo ve-named Gentleman, about the 1 ~..ragrrived at Bell Inn, in Thomas-street, Bristol, and I:s;ti h eben inquired after : This is therefore to give uo tit, titirsc Goods are not claimed, and the charges for car wroolliOuse-room, and other expences now due thereon, are 0 ~,Irri or before the 28th day of April, such Goods will be tale said expences. Solicitor in m ay be made to John Cornish, , IfFil Annual Dinner of th e . Subscribers and rh o ds to the Society for the Relief of the Necessitous Own sod Children of P ro testant Dissenting Minis We ters, will the be a t the New London T avern in Cheapside, on dnesday so l i of April instant, precisely at Four o'Clock. ST ZW A RV!. Vranl Barnard, Esq. Nathaniel Ponder, Esq. warn fleygate, Esq. , • Thomas Smith, Jun. Esq. tyro Fuoer Maitland, Esq. M.P. Joseph Stonard, Esq. Tickets le 6d. cack, to be had at the Bar of tie Tavern. A mmon recommending the useful purposes of the Society, elk preached by the P..er. Mr. Hinton, of Oxford, on the same st the Muting in the Old Jew ry.—Service to to .n Twist o'Clock. TO-MORROW MORNING, at ELEVEN I O'CLOCK, the Seventh Day's Drawing of the STATE LOTTERY will commence. There are now onlfour to Drive, ad the whole will be terminale on S ATUR DAY tt lith instant. RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL. Prizes £.20,000 .10,000 1$ .El 100 Btt. Bre. Wormed Undravrn TICXVIS cnd SRARY.S are on Sale by 11CHAMON, GOODLUCK and Co. Bank -Buildings, Corn- IA al facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, oh have sold and shared in the fresentState-Lttery, No. 4099, ugl, 4435, Prizes of One Thousand Pounds each; i 9,459, AM, 11,769, Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds each. gatNP ------------------7------.--T--: CITY LOTTERY ot FREF , H D 0 . ROUSES DISCHARGED of LAND TAX. 1104,000 Value in CAPITAL PRIZES. , 20,000 TICKETS. To be Drawn In Guildhall April Qe. List of Capital Prizes, with the Value of each. GRAND HOTEL, 9, Skinner-street , . ,C 2.1,000 2i, Sklnder-street, - - 7,000 43, ditto - - - 6,000 000 4s, ditto • - - -6, ; Pickett-street, - - - 6,000 - 6,000 ditto, - reet, .. • - 4,000 - st - 4,000 • - . - 4,900 - 4,000 - 4,000 4,000 - - 4;000 . 3,000 - 3,000 - 3,000 - 3.000 - 3,000 , 3 000 • 9,000 V, ditto, 41, ditto, 8, ditto, 4 , ditto, - • 10, Pickett-street, - • if, ditto, • If, Skinner-street, - 40, West-clia of snow-Hill, - 44, Shiner-street, - - 45, ditto, -- - 49, ditto, - - 4 , Men-street, - - 2, 3kaacr-street, - • ...Making together the Sum of X 101,000. The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there h co doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property will be very considerably increased in value. Offers have been nude from various Persons to purchase several of the Houses at the trims they are estimated at, and it is proposed that those Prises which are divided into s mall shares shall be sold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders according to their respective Shares. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - 719 0 Hai ( - C. 44 0 Eighth - XI 2 0 F ( roth - I 3 0 Sixteenth 011 0 Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Ottices. NEW PUBLICATIONS, For the Instruction and Amusement of Young at ti n MsJuve- Printed by loan HARJU!, Successor to Newhery, he nile Library, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard. • This day was published, THE COUNCIL of DOGS; a Poetic Trifle, occasioned by those celebrated productims, the Butterfly's fcc. Re. Illustrated with eight beautiful Engravings, price U. ?Lin, and Is. dd.soloured. Where may be had, at the - same price The Butterfly's Ball, the Lion's Masquerade, the Elephant's BA the Peacock at Home, the Horse's Levee, the Feast of the }likes, Flora's Gala, the L ' obster's Voyage to the Brazils the Rose's Breakfast, &e. &e. Several others are in the Press, whiciawill shortly be announced to the Public. s e * A Catalogue of many hundreds of useful and amusing Pub &aims will be delivered gratis. • SUFFOLK.—LAVENHAM PARK FARM. At Angel Inn, in Busy, on Tuesday, the Sd day of May next, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, 11 ALL that desirable FREEHOL D ESTATE, called LAVENHAM PARK, situate in Lavenharn, in the Coanty of Suffolk, containing by admeasurement, of arable, mea dow, and pasture, 460 A. and of Wuod Land, 41 A. together with SOl A. or thereabouts, now in the occupation of Mr. Wil liam .Kemball; tenant at will; from whom possession may be had at Old Michaelmas nest. This Farm is divided into well proportioned inchwures, and has a convenient and well adapted Dwelling-house, Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings, and is-free PI . all tythes, being liable only to a modus of TOL per annum.— Lavenham is situate 10 miles from Bury, 12 Nom Hadleigh, four from !Telford, and seven frosts Sudbury, all good market-towns. Mr. Kemball, the tenant, will sbcw the estate on application, aad funiculars and conditions of sale may be had in due time, at the principal Inns in the neighbouring towns; of Mr. Firmia, Iptclklas, at whose office a map of the estate may be seen ; and of Mr. Uinaer,silale-ball Lawford, near Masaisitree. r--~ . el iv. t 1 . lre' t i ..t... 4. :Z . . , ... "tiii'i Ilial t . 7 lb' i 1 1 .i ' . - • t • 1.3 irig4 ) .flff t . : ', , 0 4 •kt., - t. . ~....5 z(6 3 ... : • , 1 (t , 24 =. • r." 4. C s ~.a. . ........„ ...... . ._ . f Pi: ivy. SIX-PCNCE • EAST-INDIA HOUSE, APRIL*, 1805. 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