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This day were pnblished, elegintli printed ittilwee Volumes. aod adorned with Platt s, price t Bs. in boards, THE WORKS OF SOLOM ON GESNERgo-A. T r anslated from the tierman ; with SOMP Accent II lIIII I .' • - .printed for T. Cadell and W.liaviegi, ItioldiVe • ALLlll"..l•ll•:"`Ariwi s i 4, Isom. MOMS lONERS for VICIMILLING J XIS JOJESTra NAVY J. Itcreiy gilte Notice, That on Thursday the sd of March nest, they will be ready to rece ive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for FIVE THOUSAND ELLS of CANVAS fur Pudding Bags, to be sortable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be d c y t erm in one month into the Victualling Stores at Deptford; a ol to k paid for by Bills payable with intu est ninety days 00 d ate ' The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's age. Simard will k had to may Tender is which the price ikon not be email in ,cords at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board bite O at o'Clael m the said 77uirsday the 3d sr March next, oar 'doge Perim subs maks the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, onis,to awards when called fir. - _ rICTUALLINV-01TICE, ; .Feirsory 36, 1808. THE COMIkIISSIONEKSJor T'ILTUALLING Js MAJESTY: Nairr, I. hoary ere Notice, plantitbilmadingthitir Advesslaement, dated the itch Instant), nit on Tuesday the Ise of March next,• they will elective yoko, and treat for FIFTY THOUSAND GALLONS of TEST INDIA RUM ; to be delivered, free of duty, from. Ware lots, in which it AA have been bonded, one half thereof in tiecourse of one month ; and the remainder in one month af wards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Cork. The Conditions of cite Contracts (in which some new regula enslave been iauoduced) may be seen at the Secretary's Office. NottgaroiwiUk had to any Tender in which the price shall not be in- Asti, seri: at kngth, or that shall not he delivered to the Beard before atidairt#traiireteiday nest the lot of March, nor anglers the per viosnebts. tk Tend,' or same person on his behalf, attends, to • - HEREFORDSHIRE: • To be Let, and Entered upon innstediately., A HANDSOME new-built sashed DWELLING HOUSE, consisting of a VestiMile, two Parlours, two Kit dress, Dire sad Larder, a Dining.room, four Bed-rooms on the first Hoer, ire lodging rooms on the Attic, a large Garden, and a three tall stable, with five acres of Pasture L and ( if re q uired) tintatejgag and Win at Netherton in the Parish of Brampton Abbotti, fiat a mile from the Market Town of Ross, and the same (now from the navigable and much admired river Wye, near bCal, and plentifully supplied with water. The Proprietor wilt shew the Premises, and pay all Tans (Fladow-lights escepted.) The situation is in the center of a fine picturesque country, 'hooding with Game and Fish. Hounds are kept in the neigh- loarbsod. Ardfor further Particulars apply (if by letter. post paid) to 111"ffoniHooper, Solicitor, Ross; or Mr. John Wilk.uus, At ' Wry, Red Lien-square. WORCESTER di. BIRMINGHAM CANAL. NAVIGATION. lien and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham, November 17,11107. ATI special Assembly of Proprietors of this Un dertaking, holden pursUant to notices duly published in the Worcester and Birmingham Newspapers, to take into muskier*. ion, and to adopt, vary, or reject, a plan or plans produced, and 1611xfore such Assembly, of an application to Parlliunent fiar tower; to raise money to finish and complete the said Canal, and tech 'narks, :natters, and cooveniencies as may be necessary for decting, completing, and using the same, It was resolved unanimously, That this Company apply to Parliament for powers; to raise money to finish the Canal. That application be made to Parliament for powers to raise the rim of tss,oool. by a subscription of 40200 additional Shares, at smooch Share. The Subscription to be open to the present Proprietors only, till the last day of January next, and to such s..iien is shall became Proprietors within that Min.., but no such ?reprietors to be at liberty to subscribe for more than two shares, fir each share be or she shall have in the Canal at the time afialveribing ; and in order that every such Proprietor may have al opportunity of subscribing, a subscriptiOn book shall be oper.e 1 at dosses. Wilkinson, Stealth Smith, and Smith's Bank in Bir tningham. until ibe said ' !list of Jaruary, and that il. on each share shall be paii to John Wilkinson Esq. the Treasurer, at the Bulking House of the said Messrs . Wi lkinson, /Rutin, Smith, and Smith,: 'hove subscription any such Shares the Subscription shall he opened twin open to the Proprietors one which time each Proprietor shall so shares mare, fox mazh share he to, and at 'tie time of his or her terlption shall be full, . provided it month ; and if at the end ache meld tares shall rennin unsubscribed for by ption shall be open to all pereen!, who shall choose to hisome subscn- Med up ;" uich tau mentioned sub iubscribing to said Mr. Wilkinson, on each share he or she shall sub- Subscription be paid by calls of 41. __ for, that the 11. deposit be tonal ,. fpart of the first call, and the .reinaining a l . p er share of ftafirst call be paid as soon as it may be conveniently called 5 4 tefered to be paid after the of, the Act, if obta'ned ; ' not the future calls of 41. each on each share shall not be lfss niall time calendar months distance from each other. lint the Company have power to raise, in case of need, Forty Thousand Pounds. by adding from .500-tb tOOO snore shares, of /te Ate shares shall bear at that time. aliaersons neglecting to pay -heir calls shall pay interest , on tans, at 5 per cent. per annum, from the time the same are inked to be paid. :11kat persons subscribing after ails have been made, shall pay at the rate of per cent. per annum on the calls tl i rest, at :1 made, such interest to commence from the time the fik item altered to be paid. BENJAMIN PARKER, • - Clerk of the said Company of Proprietors. Sri ,l th. at the time of subscribing That if the close .1 the abt shall remain nnsubsc d for, tl again at the said II d rents calendar moods • rkng be at liberty to f° / 4 " or the shall p • , ecuiouely t( first subscn • le ntil the subsc. Oa • 40 ,-• 'n the said mi oa • , month any shares * • * • re, the Subscript! • .rietors or not, er , a the subscription is 6i paying at the time of so d Banking House, 11,. for. the remainder of the SI on each share subscribed a ltered as pan of the first call, at • SOCIETY OF ANCIENT BRITONS • '''HE Nobility, Clergy , and Gentry, inclined to 1 favour the Charity for maintzining, clothing, educating, and putting out Apprentices poor Children descended from Welsh parents who have no parochial settleMent in es. near London, are requested to meet the Honourable Society of Ancient Britons, at St. ames's Church, Piccadilly, on Tuesday, Mar. h 1. Prayer will be read in the Ancient British Language by the Rev. THO MAS ALBAN, Chaplain to the Society, and a Sermon in Eng lish by the Rig,ht Rev. the Lord Bishop of CHESTER, and to dine at the Crown and Anchor 'ravers+, Strand. Sir ROBERT SALUSBURY, Bart. M. P. President. VICL-PKESIDENTS, _ - T. Wyndham. Esq. M. P. Henry W. Wynn, Esq. M. P. Colonel M. Wood. M. P. Colonel Shiplt;y, M. P. Walter Wilkins, juu. Esq. 'ARDS, Daniel price, Esq. Edward Powell, Esq. John Roberts, Esq. Edward Harris, Esq. Edward Watkins, Esq. 1. THOMAS, Secretary•. at One o'Clock precisely. at Five precisely. The Hon. Booth Grey, M.P. The Hon. W. B. Lygott, M.P. Sir- R. W. Vaughan, hart. :41.P. Sir E. P. Lboyd, Bart. M. P. Charles H. Tracy, Esq. M. P. 3 I'ZW, Thomas Sainsbury, Es. James Jones, Egg. William Taitt, Thomas %sines, Esq. John Williaits, Esq. Divine Service will begin Dinner on Table NEW WEEKLY PAPER. On Saturday the 19th of March, I RO9, will be published, Price Sixpence, NUMBER 1. of THE PLYMOUTH and DOCK TELEGRAPH ; or, NAVAL and COMMERCIAL REGISTER. Printed on a good Paper, with an elegant New Type, from the Founctery of Messrs. Fry and Steele. It will be published regu larly every Saturday morning, and circulated, free of postage, throughout the Counties of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, and So merset ; and etery principal Sea Pon and Inland Town in the United Kingdom. When it is considered that the Inhabitants of Plymouth, Stone house, and Dock, consist of at least Sixty Thousand, exclusive of The Navy and Army; it is needless to expatiate on the local bene fits to be derived (particularly to the Mercantile and Trading In terests) from an Establishment of such public utility. It must in deed have been matter of regret and surprise, that this extensive and populous District should so long have been deprived of the advantages and aniusernent resulting from such an undertaking, and indibted to a • distant retrograde source for a knowledge of every interesting or incidental occurrence trgnspiring in its own ex tensive neighbourhood. Orders and Advertisements for the Plymouth and Dock Tele graph will be received by B. Haydon, and P. Nktleton, Plymouth; T. Hum, Stonehnuse ; L. Congdon, Printer, Dock ; and by 'Fay • and Newton, Printer's Agents, Warwick-square, London. CASE 01 THt PITITIONTAtS INTERESTRD IN TIIII COASTING TRADE, AGAINST THE BRISTOL DOCK SILL. WHEN the Bristol Dock Company applied to Parliament in 1807, for an Act to empower them io raise a further Sam of Money to complete their Undertaking, they in troduced, among other things, Clauses into their Bill, imposing heavy duties on, and otherways seriously affecting, the Coasting Trade carried on with Bristol; which, on being known, excited general alarm, and produced a most decided opposition in the House; the result of which was, that every part of the Bill affect ing the Coasting Trade, was withdrawn, and the moat public and positive assurances given, that no future attempt upon it should be made. The dissolution of Parliament at that time, and the Bill being opposed from other quartors, prevented its then passing t and in the following and late Sessions, the Dock Company intro duced another Bill into the House in which the pledge previously even to the Coasting Trade was adhered to. Toat Bill however being opposed upon other grounds, was upon a division thrown out of the House ; notwithstanding which, *e Dock Company declared their determination of reviving the Bill in the present Sessions, still assuring the Coasting Trade, that in such Bill " it was not their intention to press any tax on their goods." A Bill has accordingly been introduced into the House, which has been read a first and second time, and was argued in a Committee yes terday', and aitourned for further hearing on Wednesday next, itd March ; which Bill, since it has advanced to that stage, has, by accident, fallen into the hands of the Petitioners, and is With the utmost astonishment found to contain provisions of the most seri ous and most alarming injury to the Coasting Trade, the existing Duties being advanced from 1:0 to 200 per cent. and foreign Goods imported Coast Ways, which by the original act of 18413, were exempt, arc now leaded with all the Duties of that Act, and those additional ones intended to be imposed by the present Pill, without giving any additional advantage whatever. Coder these Circumstances, the Petitioners feel a confidence that they shall not in vain appeal to Parliament for a protection' of their Rights and Privileges. —London, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1609. STATE LOTTERY OF 9..5,000 TICKETS, 13,gins DR.NNVING the sth of MARCH, 1608. To be drawn in Ten Days. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of Z'20,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 are LbQ,OOO 30,000 20,000 20,0(X) 15,000 4,500 3,000 21,000 76,500 4 .----"• 20 - 30 ---- 45 --- 500 1 AO GO -- 1,003 -- 5,100 -- £250,000 CONTAINING Capital Prim to the amount of X 104,000. viz. .. _ I valued at A'25,0C0 7 valued at £4OOO 1 --..-- ,000 3000 4 ----...6. 6,000 1 2000 , Probent Price.—Tieket, '7l. 143. a l lif -. • . 40 o 1 F-ighth - 11 0 , 2 1 0 Sixteenth - tO 6 a*awn la 2ulkihall, 26th Aga, /toe. :25,000 Tickets NO FIXRD PRIZF.. r rHE above Scheme , with NotlChree Blanks to a -I- Prize, contains nearly Double the Number of Capital Prizes of any Lottery for many years past, though many of those Lotteries consisted of 60,000 'Pickets. 'flack:is and SHARES are now selling by HODGES and CO. Stockbrokers, = - No. 149, Oxford-street, and No. 2, Cornhill, Royal Exchange, Who have likewise on Sale, 'Ficitetsand Shares in a great variety of Numbers in the GRAND CITY LOTTERY, Of Freehold Houses, discharged of Land Tax. STA:IE LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING EIGHTH OF MARCH. The Tickets are sold aud vided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths , , an di d Sixteenths, by . 'TT AZA RD, BURNS , and Co. Stock-Brokers, at - 1 - -I- their State Lottery Office ' No. 93, Royal Exchaag e, and no where else in London , on their Account. THE SCHEME, vtithout any fixed Capitals, contain; s Prizes of A'so,o6o each. 3 ditto 10,000 4 -- ditto -- 5,C00 20 -- ditto 1,000 30 ditto -- SOO, Sec. Ste. Not Three Blanks to a Prize, and lima) , Double the Number of Capitals contained in arty Lottery for many years patit,thot:gh some of those Lotteries consisted of 40,000 Tickets. Letters (post-paid) dull answered; and country orders, ac- Compaided with remittance, asispded to on the same terms as if re5et±_..........................„......................,....„ MONEY SAVE IS MONEY GAINED. SIIAIT.S of Tacurs Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other ()Zees, WARNER, No. ICh . , Coamtu.x., submits the fol. J • lOwini Statement of Paters, and recommends his Friends and the Public to purchase -immediately, of be mops Shares will rise. • WAttiitr a s s Paters, Ornra OFFICrS PRTCES, H A f tfording a good Profit. zhich they avoid Publishing . al ? :i t , ia b r t t h er S:steentli 5 8- 0 Quarter 213 6 Eighth 5 9 0 '2 15 6 1 7 0 Sixteenth ...... Ttetts..t s kw the GRAND CITY LOTTERY at 71. 12s. THE STATE LOTtERY Begins Drawing MARCH sth, 1805. And gives to Adventurers a •much better Chance than former Lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Prizes, viz. 3 4 of '...... £20,000 1 20 of ,8,0x , 010 10,090 30 5,900 45 Ste. &c. &e. ..... • $ SOO 100 Persons in the country, sending Letters, (Poo paid), enclosing Bank Notes, Pest-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find an additional advantage, at J. Waassa's, us the Country Offices frequently in:: on an ertra Profit upon the enormous Price of the other London Office:. • Note--Money Lettars must be pa/a:for as such. EIGHTH OF NEXT MONTH, THE STATE LOTTERY COMMENCES DRAWING. THE Scheme, with only Tway Five Thousand Tickets, co ntains nearly , Double the Ntuntrer of Capital Prizes that former ones of !illy 'Fhonsand Tiakixa have hadi this LGttery 1: - is Sixty Capital Prizes, nut 'Three Blanks to a Prize, and every Prize to be drawn fro m the Wheet—Not one Fixed! Viz. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of £40,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 500 4 - - 2A - 90 - - 6,_'05 other Prizes 25,000 Tickets £60,000 30,000 90,000 20,000 15,000 10.1,000 X 250,000 CITY LOTTERY, For Freehold Houses, dit - •ch4rged A I.atKl-Tax, Valued at £iO4.sooo. CAPITAL PRizts., I Valued at .5,000 7 Each sAlued at 4,060 I 4 each 6,000 1 '2,000 TICKPT• ania Su A/Mg, in bot Lotteries, are on Sale, (and the cchernes at Large may he had gratis) at the Offices, Corner of Bank Buildings, cornhill, and Facing the Gate of the Ring's Mews, Charing-Cross, §F RICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK, and Co. SUPERIOR BENLVITS. TO BEGIN DRAWING THE F.IGHTH OF MARCH H 0 RNSBY and CO. respectfully lay be fore the Public, the Scheme of the present State I.ottery, and solicit their Favours on the present Occasion. Ilse Scheme cnntains treble the Number of Capital Prizes, and double the Number of smaller Prizes. It is simplified, and so judiciously arranged, that Clubs,S wit-ties, and individual Purchasers, ci..nnot fail of being gratified by their adventure. Tickets and Sh:ces are aching at the above old established State Lottery Offices, on the very lowest Terms, and the Prize Money paid immediately whether a 20,0001. or a 211. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of L. 20,0420 5........... go----- so- - 4.5 60 ------ 1,600 5,100• 10,000 5,C00 1,000 500 100 50 21 15 are L. 60,000 90,000 20,000 15,000 4,500 3,000 21,000 76,M40 25,000 Tickets. L. 250,000 NO FIXED PRIZE. HORNSBY and Co. have likewise on. Sale, Tickets and Shares for the City Lottery of Freehold Houses, (Land Tax redeemed) valued at 104,C001. The highest Prize 25,0001. the loweit 4,0001. To be Drawn in Guildhall the 26th of April. Orders by Post or Carrier, executed eaactly on the same terms as if present. ; n'tV e+Ongli:—] ----- TAW day vras peldlshed,, tianclidmgy printed in 2 Volumes 4to. with a Portrait, price 31.35. in bciards, ROME ACCOUNT of the PUBLIC LIFE, arid. qe.l theec tion from the Unpublished Wriiings of Earl Maio/my ; latter consisting of Extracts from an Account of the Rusalmt Em pire—ix Sketch of the-Political History of lelat6l-4 the to Eini 04-ii /GEM) of an Embassy frogs the King of. Great Britain eret China—with an Alipencllt to each Volurtte. By JOHN BARROW, IF.R.S. .Author of Travels us China and .•authern Africa—and of aVoyage to Cochin-China. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. . Of whOm may be had, New Editions of i. Mr. Barrow's Travels in Southern Africa, two vols. 4to. with Maps and other Empravinp, price 31. 3s. in boards. 2. Mr. Barrow's Travels in C hina, 4to. with Maps and other S. Engravings, vice 21. 12s. 6d. in boards. 3. 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At this time, when the Frenc h Army, having driven the Royal' House of Br3ganZa from their Capital, are la posaession of Lisbon, and committing every species of sacrilege In the Religious Homes, it is conceived these Letters, which see well authenticated, WS be perused with peculiar interest. , .; . MEMOIRS OF FOX AND Pill, England's two Great Political ChampLans, now no more! 'This day was published, uniformly printed with Du: can's Life of Lord Nelson, in two Volumes, l 2 mo . price 11 s. boards, VOLUMEla cH to A n a ta L i E n s s t j ie fm iL L I S F I. E .O3c of the rri c a ipa te i ßight Honourable Secre tary of State, Etc. comprehending a brief View of the Times in which he lived; one Acc iunt of his principal Ccitemporaries ; his occasional Verses, and other Productiona. By G. PAXTON, Esq. VOLUME 11. contains the LIFE of the Right Honourable WILLIAM -prrr, late Prime Minister of England for upwin - ds of Twenty Years. In the course of each Volume are interspersed ten fine Portraits of distinguished Public Characters, living, or rzcently deceased; by HiNKT CLELAND, Esq. Either of the Volumes may be bad separately, price ss. lid. boards, or hi tep Numbers, at 61. each. Printed for James Cundcc, Paternoster-r'v - • Mit. IO3COE'S WORKS.—NEW EDI [ION:. This day was published,elegantly printed in Six Volumes Octavo, price 31. 3s. in boards, ' THE LIFE and PONTIFICATE of LEO die TENTH. By WILLIAM ROSCOE. The Second Edition, cerreaed, with an additional Preface. Printed by J. M'Creery, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. . . Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Life of Lorenzo de Medici, called " The Magnificet t." A New Edition (being the Fifth) printed uniformly with the ab we, in 3 vols. Bvo. 11. 7s. in boards. 2. The Nurse, a Poem ; translated from the Italian of Luigi Tansillo : a new Edition, elegantly printed in a Pocket Volum:, price ss. in boards, or on large paper, price Bs. Also, just published, 3. Considerations on the Causes, Objects, and Consequence; of tke Present War, and on the Expediency, or the Danger of Peace with France. Fourth Edition, price ?-5. 6d. ..............—. '~ls THE WEST INDIES, &c. This day was published, in an elegant Volume, Quarto, accom-. panied by a Map of the Settlements, price 275. In boards, A VOYAGE TO THE DEMERARY ; contain -3 Ling a statistical Account of the SETI'LF.MENTS there, and of those of the ESSEQUEBO,the EERBIOE, and other con tiguous RIVERS of GUYANA. By HENRY BOLINGBROKE, Esq. Deputy Vendue Master at Surinam. Printed for RICHARD Put ttirs, No, Bridge-street; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, 1. Sir WILLIAM YOVNG's ACCOUNT of the PRESENT STATE of the WEST INDIES, .in Quarto, price 255. 2. The PRESENT STATE of PERU, with numerous Plates, price 455. PATERSON'S ROADS;-IMPROVED. On the ith of March will be published, price 10s. 6d. in boards, The Fourteenth Edition of A NEW and Accurate Description of all the Direct and Principal Cross ROADS in ENGLAND and WALES, and PART of SCOTL AND ; arranged upon an improved Plan ; so that the Gentlemen's Seats, and other remarkable Objects, are brought under the eye in the same page in which the Roads are described; with correct Routes of the Mail Coaches ; a variety of late Admea.urements ; and a new and compreln. naive Map ; also, a Table'uf the Heights of Mountains and other Eminences, from the Grand Trigonometrical Survey of the Kingdom, by Lieutenant-Colow 1 Mudge Likewise a Table of the prim/pa Towns, with the Rates of Postage to each ; the Times of Arrival and Departure of s'ae Mails; the Number of Houses ; and the Population, &c. &c. Esc. • • The whole greatly improved and augmented by•the assistance of FRANCIS Fess:taxa, Es 4. Secretary to the Pcst-Offiet • and of the s.;veral Surveyors of the Provincial Districts, under the authority of the l',.nt-Master-General. By Lieutenart-Colonel PATERSON. Assistant Quarter -Master-General of His Majesty's Forces. Printed for the Proprietor, and sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row ; and Mr. Paden, Charing-Cross. Where may be had, price 4s. sowed, , l PATERSON's ROADS, printed without the Seats, in &pocket size, for the convenience u Travellers on Horseback. , , I ' 1 Is is l; - • , • ma. ser.,--.--- , TRA NSPORT OFFICE, February 19, 1808. 'OE . COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING 1 fia 1111J A SSTrs TRANSPO RT SERVICE, far sahisog -j c o isra ad WOUNDED SEAMEN, gaps. the Care and 4' PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice , vstisey will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the Bth day of : isos, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such r;oi , ma y be willing to Contract for supplying the under- • a rmed Articles for the Service of Prlioners of War, from the to o o f April next, for twelve months certain, and thereafter, o g dose months notice shall be given, viz. at wDolub—Coals, Candles, Straw, and Birch Brooms. iv 'Thinath....coah, Candles, and Straw. 00 , near Bristol--Coals, Candies, Straw, & Birch Brooms a Cross, near Stilton—Coals, Candles, Straw, and Birch ihvems• nidasCoals, Candles, and Birch Brooms. —„estb—Csadles and Straw. 1 • 1 Gren bw, near Edinburgh—Candles and Straw. ga s nkr Trill & rooked after one o'cleci on the dny of treaty, nor or A o hm the party , or an agent for his,, personally attend. garikodsti.dars 'Nay k known by applying at this Offer, or to the i o r tsfir Pri5gE__.7_.............._!-1!----•—::.;:tthessentiossed Disco *ob. new. OFFICE. February 24, 11008. WANTED, by a Per Yon, lately retired from the *Army, a Military Situation, in England—Town Malor ' Fort Ditto, or Deputy Governor to a Fort, would b e p referred. A sum from 10001. to 14001. will be given to any Lady or Gen tlanan who has interest to procuse the above. The strictest secrecy will be observed.—Letters, post paid, addressed to iL Lansdown's Library, Bristol, will be attended to. N. B. No Broker will be employed. _ . • TOMORROW WEEK, .. STATE I.OTTERY BEGINS DRAWfNOi And centibas :he following unusually Rich LIST of CAPITAL l i lt 8 . , Prlzesof .etio,obo ire ;e6A,01.0 3 104009 90,000 .."' . —. .5,000 7 - * • 20,000 '2O -- 1,000 f. 0,000 ... 30 N '— 54)0 .. 15,000 W 1 FT and Co. No. 11; tioriltry, and. No. 12, . 5. Charing Crtiss, **corms:end to their Friends and the Public the above Scheme, as possessing superior advantages to any lottery for many years past': not Three Blanks to a Prize an ezeraordinaff 1 nuntber of Capitals, and none of the Prizes filed for pattle tar. days. g;:r SWIFT and Co. have been fortunate in the stk of Capitals: they sold the Ticket No. 11,010, the only Prize / of. C 20,019 sold in the last Lottery, besides several inferior CapitZs. *THIRTY-EIGHT cAPrVAL PRIZES le the last Year, including TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY THOLISANE/POUNDS, I Were all shared and sold by • . BISH, at his old established Ofcces, No. 4, IA! T• CORN LI It. ~ and No. 9, CHARING CROSS , Ltfadon, where • 'Tickets and Shares are selling for the STATE LOTIVRY, the Scheme of which contains more than double the Number of Prizes than were in the last Principal and Supplementary Lott& ries added together—viz. 3 Prizes of £20,000 '2O Prizes of ,01, 5 00 3 --- 10,000 30 -- C 0 4 .--.- 5,000 4 1 ~........ 14.:0 &c. &c. &c. Tickets aid Sharas are also selling for the CITY LarTFRY, the Prizes of which consist of substantial Freehold Ilauscs, dis charged of Land-Tat. The Scheme contains 1 Value at £25,000 7 Each of ;€4,C00 1 -- 7,000 6 3,04,0 4 Each of 8,000 ' 1 --- ,000 Persons in the Country may be rupplied, the same as if present, by sending their orders, past or carriage p.iid, to either No. 4, Curnhill, or ,Charing Crow. where Sehenies may be had gratis, and all Prizcs in e ither Lot tery will be paid on Demand by T. 81,11-1. r. .rd its, by effot ill to 0 1 *" i time !rive LT.ost has traor- Less* ,base. mesa? rior to bsteve tlie•se tie 4 e least tel di- ostita ly p(t' weak an twv . of Cxc.it h seV 2 of ere AL 6nd d.•• c • tt‘e eek r.- re nd( r ode a ings, a srislrg. Cu ith the &Mo.. o ar s of %il l of the edam, of Co' Carer Pr :1 •