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'x . 'a. • J NII MIIER 8084. TO DE SOLD, _ APERPETUAL ANNUITY,' or Rent Charge of One Hundred 'Pounds per annum atost amply secured up m ,a4e Estates in Wiltshire and Herefo rdshire. 'For Partici h to apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, 34; Montague-place; Ras , sell-sq ware. AGENTLEMAN wishes to procure a permanent situation, Is wiling to advance from Xi DO to 1400 to Itnyi person who can procure one; sewny will be observed. ' Letters addressed to A. B. C. No. 5, Thanetlface, strand, will te' at tended to. MONEY IMMEDIATELY AT st PEICCENT. TO whatever extent, by Annuity •or any Security that the circumstances of the Borrower will admit, by applying or addressing to Mr. Ryder and Co. Russell Mewl, tiowlancl-street. Those who apply elsewhere find their bushiest at last done here, but Mr. Ryder cannot pledge himself for se crecy, Was the application is In the • first instance made at Na' acre—en° is the lowest sum advanced, ettept on bill. ro ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF READY MONEY, AND 10 THOSE WHO HAVE MONEY" O LAY OUT. 'HIS Office is established - for the porpoise of te. L ginerisis every description of Proposal to tsieeMosiey, and. is resorted twdally by Mooted Persons, whose leftism It Is 4* Wake advances pun different- Ida& of Property led Seciatiths& Persona having Money to lay out may always mar cansidstribte advantage otir at this Office, without A* or trouble; add per. sons desirous of raisirg Money, may probably be honied/stet) , accommodated at this Office, when they could have no shame of accommodation at any other, as it is the resort of many per` sees who lay out their Money in speculative, as well as rul so curities, for a proportioned advantage. Proposals may be registered, without names...charge for Re gistering, One Guinea. It must be almost unnecessary to my, that the most inviolable secrecy is preserved at this office. Hours of attendance from ten thl five. One of the principals may be always sten from one till four. All Letters must be post-paid. I±pply at No. 2, Duke -street, Adelphi. 'AS HIONA B LE DANClNG.—Private Tuition. Mr. HDPKtNS begs leave' te return his most grateful thanks to his Friends and the• Public in general, for the very dis tinguished patronage he has so long experienced, and respect'ully solicits a coutinuatste of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those vim. ka:e not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expedi tiously instructed in the most private manner to qualify them fur the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach• makers Hal Noble.street, koster-lane, Cheapside. TICKETS and SHARES for .the present Small Lottery of /OW Tickets, are on Sale at the Office of taiARB, BURNE, and Co. Stock•Brakers, ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON. Every Ticket in this Lottery will be separately drawn from the Wheel, for which purpose Government has granted Two Drys of Tawing;vi.s. the Vith and 18th EP.BR UA IN A FEW DAYS!-46, CdawnttL. '['HE STATELOTTERY cf only 7000 Tickets, wiU be drawn on thi 171 k and 18th of THIS MONTH. HORNSHY and Co. beg leave to state that the Lo tery will be drawn agreeably to the old mode, in the same way as the last Lottery was drawn, which gave such universal satisfaction to the purchasers the Capital Prizes having been divided solely among the Adventurers. Tickets and Shares fielding at the lowest price, by HOR xsa• and Co. where aff Prizes are paying at their uld established Office, 2s, CornitiHe—Orders by post or carrier executed on the si►on terms as it present. TO THg PUBLIC. • SWIFT and Co. the Contractors for the present LO rtElVir, return their sincere thanks to the Public for the distinguished favours they have received, and at the untie time beg leave to offer their congratulations on the sueceu which has attended the purchasers. from the restoration of the old mode of Drawing in the Lottery just ended, the whole of the Capita/ Prizes baying been divided and suld in Skates. The present /null Lottery consists of only 7uoo Tickets, and Contains 1 of £20,000 is £20,000 • 1 - 10.000 - I O,OOD 1 5,000 - 5.000 14000 - - 4,000 S 1,000 - . 3,000 4 SOO - 2,000 4 . 300 - - 1,200 5 - 200 - - 1,000 tlesides 10 Of 2100, 20 of £5O, 30 of ASO, 104 of £25, and 3220 of Xls—to be drawn according to the old Mode on the 17th and 18th NEXT MONTH. Tkkets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Office's, No. 11, Poultry; I No. 31, Aldgate High No. 12, Charing Cross; 1 street. I)ICHARI)SON 000DLUCK, and Co. re spectfully inform the IPebile, that they have contracted Government fat a Saudi Lotte ry a( 7000 Tickets, to be drawn on the same principle as the last,in which the Public were so i arum, as to • btaiu id the great Prises. The Drawing will commence on the 17th February, and Shish the following DAT. SCHEME. 220,004 Is d 40,000 1 • I 10,000 lO,OOO 5,000 ... .5,000 2,000 4,000 1,000 3,000 sdo 0,0 0 0 100 1,200 200 . 10 20 30 . 2O 900 104 ... 23 ...... 2,6e0 1,220 • 15 18,300 OLD MODE OF DR AWINO.—NO CLASSES. RICHARDSON, COODLUCK, and Co. are Selling Thirsts sad Shares hi variety of Numbers, at their 011ees, the canter of Bank-building., Coruhill ; and facing the King's Mews, Cha ring -Cross where hi the I.ottery drawn 14th and 13th January, they soh, ;Capital Prizes, hi 39 Shares; and in the Lotteries drawn last yaw, 42 C4,ftal PAM, Wading On. of £26,000, sad Two of ,€IO,OOO. GENCINE SPERM AND OTHER LAMP OILS. • Gal. • GaL Ofnaine Rper tn per p Oil h is. ad. Pale Seal Oil 4 er 6d. i•ecd Burning Oil , 7s. ids Pale Southern Oil • 41. 6d. I) !.11Ie Refined Oil 6s. 6d. PakWitaleoll for Lister. ti umber Oil .Ss. 6d pool&common Lamps 3s. 9d. &c. &e. Ecc. UPTON and Co.. OiLmCN and Coroua MANU- A C Tlll tall, NO 41, L0164(111 Wall , ann Kennett Wharf, r)ost respectfully recommend the atom Oik to the Nobility, Pultty, ca n the PubPc in general. The Sperm Oil in partku- Lir tbey can fifer for - all sut. , ritir purposes, as they pledge them khres zu Pell it geruine,*ami to proof of which they warrant it to bun: at least ten hours with a brilliant and pure flame viitlinut quoit% the usual and disagreeable - attention, nainely, the cotton or reinovi tit the crust fmm it, which must always be test•red to during that space of time, when the Oil is not ge 'lilt's improperly prepared, or, of ati inferior qteslity. Upton and Co. can, *WI propriety, assert, tbat their Sperm cis cannot be exceeded in fineness of quality at any price how- 1 t'er hi g h, nor d o t h ey doubt but their other Oils, for general r, wilt be found equally deserving of notice, being all pa:- No.loy hoe of their several kihds. Orders recaved at the Warehonse, 4!, London Wall, "IY, n here Merchants, Ship Owners, Captains, and the Trade ti"' ral may be supplied with any quantities of Oils and CO. t • 41.1 1 dry, or grounds at lbc lowest wholesale prima. - :.. -' - -. ~ m/FP^PIPT 1=•••.•••W - _ l l • . AO e 7N. — ' • • •. t , ..) : ' 1....1 . . '. i A - i'. ' It • .. . . I . . 7-' 5.1,, , .„. ,I f . . t s ... .".' f. f . . - . • - • • : ..o , ll ' . '•*,,.''. ~,!.., ~? •• . • ..? , . ....----- V Xi ° ' •W —" ; . • . ' s• '' • 0 . 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That, from the eztentive Information now received, It is ltvident that muds' misapprehandoti prvialls in this Country with inspect todtrelied,• and to the general Tenets and Spirit of the Doman Catholics in that part of the Bmg4re. -S. That the Claims of the Roman Wholes, together with IlliPrinelplee and Rights of she Protestants, ought to be gravely end impartially brought before the PO& inot with any party views, nor in a spirit* of petrienal Iseatillty, but of moderation ; not by eland( prejudice and clamour against 1$ Relliken Catholic, htithy circulating and dickies such info& Mition is will shew Whether their Claims can be conceded, cow. Ilestentlyseith the safety of - our P'nefenant State. L. 4. That, in Order to &Meet tutdellne islinetrieden Ise " highly interesting topics, and 'is 4 ilantleseduse to defend support the Protestant Interest •in thine Realms, a Sudety should be Instituted on the basis of Civil and Religious Liberty, as recognized by the British Constitudou. 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Elegant Fashionable 1 . /n roils*, Vier at 1 4 .2 l litniterglsows, Bra& het and paler Clocks, small Service of Plate, I.ipoio, • and Glass, Cellar o' Choice Wi.. , es, and °thee Erects, Iliy Mr. ROBINS, On the Premiies, No. 6, on the East sale of.Wimpole.stioeti 3 o-atos mow, February 2, and fo!lewing Dar, at Eleven,' r r HE F.tsnionable HOUSEHOLI) FURNI.' TUP E, comprising Four-post and otherledsteada, with Obinto-Cotton, &c. Furriipies ; e me e ri vri e gadi rg , w e it.nuid at ` 1 Cabinet article', of all descriptions ; Drawing room suit of silk tabberet Furniture, Pier and Vs:minty plaits., theks, small sew, vice of Plate, Linen, China, and Class, Cellar Mt:U= l M ' Lemmas:int o f tine flavoured Claret, Mad e i r a. H oc k, &Wells'. &c. the Property of MATTHEW DAY Eq • May be viewi•ii on Saturday and ht,m.day preceding the Adis Catalve Iles, 'at One Shilling e*b, to he :tad on the Prim:oil and of Mr. Gaunt, t‘olichor. No. 4, Holborn -court, Gray'sdon $ iau'd of Mr. Robins; Viraatigek.oxoes, G °Meg -4u 4 re• CCIMP f __ ACT PLBAKANT ESIDF.NCE on the Easy side el WIMPOLE-STRF.E T, with GARDI•IN, COACH-lit/USE, STABLES, fie. By / Ml. ROBINS, On tkte Presgtisn, To-msuaw ,the 2d of Webron.y, ISt :I, a t COICIPAC't. DEARAIkLE Le:SIDENCE, held f0rU..104 tins at a lOw onNI ren.. situa,e No on ' the Tact fide of Cavendida•square. 't he property of a GENTLY.MAN. consisting of a neat Entrance Hall, Beeakfait-rootn, etcrrent Dining Parlour, openitig to a neat Garden. On th^ Viet hloor are two Drawing-bolos, comnpunicati-ig, and.tteutly fun, hed ; on the Second Floor are two Bed chambers, and a Dressing r room , Closets, &e: and three Attic. uvtr ; a Stone , talr.case to the Sec'ond Storey. Ba.ement contains Housekeeper's-room, Butlers'-rooms, Svreanue-hall, detachel Eitchen, Seullrr y, &c. Witte Cellar, and Vaults for Bear a :•1 Coals. A Garden ambe baqk neatly laid out; leading' to a Loath-house, and Stable . its Four Horses, with Loft and Boum ov..r. :sr To be viewed by Ti.:kets: Particulars on the Prendiei ; Mr. Gaunt, Solicitor, Ne. Holborn-cc urt, Graih-bin ; and cif Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goliets-mptare, of whom Tick :ts for viewing may in had. , • At the London 'cavern Foxhole.stieet, Plymouth, on Friday the ittit day of February next, at I i o'clock, THE CARGO of the Shi iIGENE RA L GATES, captured on her voyage from'Bqurdeaux to New York, by (and condemned es Prize to) s bis Majesty's foul(, Dryad, and Abercrombie, consisting of, for exportation, About 430 Casks Brandy. 130 Cases, 4 Hhds. superior Red Wines. 49 Trunks Writing Paper. BO Trunks and Cases, containing Levantine or wrought Silks Flonoces, Persians, Satins, sewing Silk, :silk Shawls, ladies _ long and short Kid and Silk Gloves, I.a.lies' Dress Bonnet.; Sa tin, Velvet, and Taffeta Ribbons and Gannon.; Silk Stotkinp, Crapes (Tlaln and coiouredi, Pores:lain, handsome 'lime-Pl:ce, Toy,, Sutiff.bitres, Perfumery, Scc. &r. 453 Large Dame Jeans, in Wlekec Baskets, and 1 Cask Argot For Catalogues, and further Information, apply to Messrs. Marsh and Creed, Norfolk -street, Strand; Mevirs. Wilton and Creed, Cristched-friars, London; Messrs.'chntruia and Williagt Earle and Co. Liverpool; or to Masers. liawkel. aoill SOUP s Mer. chants, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOMBIL, Broitipr. TU TANNERS;FELLIVON9ERS, AND - 0 tHERS. EXTENSIVE PREMIiES IN THE NECKINGER-ROAD,, BERMONDSEY. To be LET, on LEASE, by TENDER, A VERY compact and convenient new brick-built Modern DWELLING-HOUSE. called the NEC KINC;ER HOUSE, with Pleasure Ground in front, Inclosed by handsome Iron Railing, and a large Garden behind; togetotr with an •tZ tensive Tan• Yard, containing more than lon Vans, and nume rous Sheds, Dryhrt-houNer e I3uildings, and Premises. with et cellent front and b ack Carriage Ways, well adapted fle carrying - on the Business of a Tanner, Fellmongsr, or Leaber Dresser, upon an enlarged Scale. I The whole of the above Prefnises were late in the possession of It. John Warne, deceased, and *,rut part of the centre of lier. dsey, fr6nt whence the Leather Tr.stle of the Metropolis h lelasty supplied. Pnrsession nuy be had at Lady-day nest. •For 'further particablis apply at my Office in the New Corn Eichange, Mark-lane, where sealed Tenders are requested to be sent, on or before the 7th day of March nes• ; ar4 to view rho Prentises apply ai the House, where a person attend+ to show the sane. 13. WOODS, Solicitor. 20th .1 antiarV, 1 ft ls. STEPIiENSON'S PAT ENT FILTERING MACHINES are Pwasthle, never ,cu: of repair, and wfji itsrify Water from the foul st source, at the unexampled rue of 300 Gallons per day, tendering the Water in coloo: Leasti:ully transparent. Ttte increasing demand he receives is convincing proof of the superiority of 1.14 Invention over. any dims of the kind yet offered. To be seen at work at his Mam.factory, No. 6, Mor timer-street, Cavei:di.h.square; and at the Bar of the Jerusalem Coffee-house, 'Cooper's -court, Corohill N. B. Manufacturer of Engines and Water Closets, upon the • most improved principles' and reasonable terms. MILMA B (LLOT. MESSRS. R. 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