Star. — London, England, 1813-02-15 00:00:00

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TRIO HUNDRED POUNDS REWA,I/4), •.f t .. .la proppect ° Cif very early : Hamden, to be 13,VPOSED of. His Rout Highness the Duke of That, Pawn. . WHEREAS, HUFEEY; WHint is. /MGM ' - gity-; 'For particulars apply to Mr. Tysalie, Solicitor, 34, Montague. ' His Royal Higiniess the Duke of Chrroiniestrn,Vicediatatane CA place Itussellaquare. - • His Grace the Asebbiahnp et CAnTaainlak President, sunected to have been concerned in the Robbsurt Olf R -.2.-- VIC, i'llia Usher of LOWDOn. iii° Leeds vallii* . betwe" Kenillfit and High Ferrets on / SPRING CATTLE SHOW. • At I lia Might Nen. and Right Rev. th it r Monday Evening, the.2eth of Oct o b er last t w i luievet shall op- T _ORD SOMERVILLE'S EXHIBITION oft d ind # - the Hott.and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop antral/IAS. . IPrehentl , or. ell'lft flits to be OPPiebetldeds ' Wig be tied aL . :CATTLE, SWEEP CL() TVS, &c. will he held on lit The Very Rev.** Dean of Conteellinar-,. Reward of ONE HUNDREfk'POIINDS• aeon his Commit- .MONDAY the sr and 'FVESDAY the 2d of March next at' 9 • 'like Nee . and YeryEar. the past at vhigasou . ment for friar; and the -further Reward of ONE HUNDR.ED SADLER'S.REPOSITORY, Gowen-street. Smith fi eld. next, 1 .I. 'i )The Earl Steles*. • POUNDS upon his Convimien. favourable light in which it has been regarded by the Public, and ! tat i ll The Earl DARTIIOII2II 4 The Earl RADNOR.: • i. . . By Conimand of the Postmaster Gupta., . the Emulation which it has excited, have induced Lord Somer- , FRANCIS EREELING, Secretary. Wile to extend the Show, by combining the several New Pre- ' . the BaIIICC ' The Right Hon. turd WISSAWOOI6I, PI ' The slid HUFFEY WHITE it i ; Native of - London, by Islam It The Right Hen. Admiral Lord 0/11113118, . • Trade a Cabinet-mkker, abOut SS eir443 years of age, of good ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. - I Cho The Hon. Paul* Pout. appearance, 5 feet A Or Shiches high; stoutish made and stands LECTURES—tat I. fort Sit Wit.t.utcPePealtalr‘ s UM very upright, leas thin legs, brown bale, broad or full forehead, ..._ Sir THolttats BIVNARD, Bart. pale complexion, light grey.eyes, and little eyebrows; is marked THE First Part of the COURSE o f LECTURES y r of lYE ß4 A ar N ch AT ite o x M t, ANATOMY, VA' The Right Hon. Nicnotas Va11A614.411" with the small pox in large pits deep in the able and at some Lientetant-Getteral•RoexaT Mtitstistall three in the afternoon; and be continued, on Tuesdays and A distance front each other; hir O nse earns up, He akin, a squeaking win C°O uf m the en p e r e ese or n t e Tuer year tia ,4 7, C° the M ss P t - h kß d A a voice, is mild in manlier., and deli Ueda& much. He le well WlLLlAlatitVizataitaics, Eu.S44.P. ROSERT 4 1110INTOPI, roi. M. r: , known at all the Police Ota.- ' ,', . 1 . Thursdays, until completed. P Tiltwittillllll, . .. He basrfornierly served some reels board the Hulks, and The Second Part o f t h e C o u rse , on HUMAN AN A T O MY V Ausiosz Malisal, MP Charbillaralkesi 1 101. 1 4 0 1- returned abaft ten years since. -:" ant/DISEASES, weibegitkets Tuesday, the lath day 4 . october Joan Svxvitwaoti, Bag, Widiain.striet t Chathiusess. About four years ago he war capitally convicted at the Old next. - At I ' • A 'HE NAVAL and miuTART 818 t E .00- Salley, and ordered to be ttanlponad for life, but afterwards Tickets for the "dotted . A . on to this Coarse of Lectures;of Mern- a . -IL CIETY Leg permission to acquaint the Clergyind ether made his escape. hers, and also of Pupils, on presenting Tickets of Attendance on ~.„,,,ter., that throughiltilibentlityof thePliblic,by Collections . About twelve months after this 'conviction be was apprehend- the Chilargical Practic e o f th e H osp i ta l s i n L oo d en, wil l b e de- A and Subscriptions medeno the but Fast Day, teueal Theilialid., "ai qt°ckF° l 7, and tried and convicted at Chester Assiais tor i I t i l v orf ered ng the fit . b et ween thr first e° w ilege eek , e of March, the EhUm"Da.-stvlEckLFeqtranad,thar.7: , beat of a of our fellow countryman in arms, have been stippßedwith Bibles this escape,. and sent back:to the hulks, but again escaped. L.ncoln'a Inn Fields, February 5, 1815; .. ' ••-'• - , we d • and Testaments daring the current year. They also beg leave He afterwards robbed the PaiStry Union Bank, and.stionedi- I to state that their funds are at this time more than four hundred away proceeded to Loudon by the way of Edinburgh, 48 Poor i - "• - -s ___l w - ,,, 4 - .• - , pounds in arrear,-0, , at they have a large number of Copies sof chiises ; and in two or three days atter his arrival, was appre- I SALES BY A UCTION:: I brisl the Holy Scripttires still unbound,—and that they have before . /tended in Surrey, and tried and convicted at Kingston Lent . . .. .. gnu ----- them urgent npanitations from upwards of Fifteen ' Thousand ot Au sea 1811, for being at large, and was sent to the hulks. , PORT OF PLYMOUTH Commissioners of his M . ajesty's Cestonts: • . . lido the brave defenders of their Country, with which they . have as From thence heagain escaped, arid'lsa. since been In the coun- By Order of the Hot . i. , f ni r been unable to comply. 'the Committee, therefore, in the ties of Cambridge. Huntingdon, and Nutihantptou, passing bv e name and on the behalf of the Sailoni and Soldiers of iris Ma. the name ot WALLIS, until the Kobb.ry of the Leeds Mai) the On Tuesday , the 23d of Febt ..ary, 1813, by len o'Cloek in the n n Vortneon, will be Exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Customs jesty's Navy and Army, earnestly solicit the aid of all Clergymen seth of October last. . in w Halite. in this qtki .i i Ministers Mr the ensuing Fait Day, or at some other I It is not known where he has been ince, except that he was • .., Port, . . tabli on , minify, in order, that by congregational Collections at the Bull's Head; in Bread-em e t. for two or three days Mime- IHE GOODS, UNDER-MEN I'IONE A ' •i• enelutions, the Bibles and Testaments in bind may be !barely' afterwards, and then went to Bath. He slept at the VIZ. •. i • who ••••. . • . et.:ll, and with many additional copies of Sacr .1 Writ pre. 'Sinn Inn, in Birmingham, en Sunday, the tt4th of janua:'v I -st, ; ',13 Gallons Brandy 1 Pound Mohair ' the . • -.1 men who not only need,but anxiously desire, this best and proceeded the next day in company wit' ituiratt Bratty, 45 l) ito Rum 10 Ditto Pepper Chel which a Christian and a British Public are now invit....l otherwise called Oxford Bob, in the sot. wsbury \L i u t o o - ,,i. 6 it o Wine 350 Hanks Fishing-Gat Run .to bestow. By Order of the Committee, verhampton, where Lindy was apprehenilsid,aild White took the 1-1. Pounds Coffee 38 Cwt. Mahogany hem C. M. FABIAN, Capt. R. N. opportunity to quit the Coat h, and iias no. since beta heard of, 132 Ditto Tamarinds a Cwt. 2qrs. Cordage .''' lleakvary, N a v a l Department. Ile ma! probably be in the company ot two pprio.:s herein de. 44 Ditto Sugar . One Open Boat i . tl . • 25 Ditto Honey 3. M: CLOSE, Capt. Roy. Art. - .trib a l , v..... . - Seratitirf, Military Department. Otte of.thuni about 28 er. r 0 yeas, of age, stout made, 5 feet P ;.iv.Aii Bark, Grease,- Timber, Nankeen, Planks, Sweet- B. *matinee-rosin, 100, Piceadilly,Loadoei, Feb. 10, 1813. 9.inches high, or a d.rk pitn i ka As, black hair, has file I.lscsk meats, Filtering Stones, Oar-Refters, Images, Tanned Skins, abe eyes, and good tee th , ups I . : A wa it .g, ei.d has an ova visage. Deals, Cane, Nuts, Slippers, Gloves, Silk, and Painted Canvas. ot b i , PATRIOTIC FUND. • Ike crher shoot 35 or 3ri years -'i ape, 5 trot t) .inches high, Also, the Hull and Materials of a broken-up Boat, and a Mast roo d LLOYD'S, AVM:MT 51,1819. sandy complexu-n, hair arol reh.sk,ts the cab:. aot his legs thin, and Sail, returned from the Custom Boat at Dock. Pon THIS Institutioksince its establisiment at the coitt % li ttle p, .ed wit', i a -mat, p o t, and h.oks I.ke a horse dealer. Two Casks of Tobacco Ashes. or B . Also, 27 Casks Wine returned/is unserviceable from his Ma- • s- n•eni• meet of thepresentWar, has afforded an honmusble and, TIC i‘Z '7l l tl ,Ind 'Sark kES for the present Small jest • ' . • awl y • Ships, to be distilled into Brandy, or made into Vinegar, f ag ., gratdui assistance or alleviation to 13,254 Cases of Officers, Senates .8. .1 ottery of MOO lithe s, are gi Sale at the Office of . under the usual regulations. Act v 4 prince Soldiers, their Widows. Orphans, or dependant Rela' • !LIZA, D, di. % •h . And Co. Stock-Brokers, N.B. Th e Go o ds a b ove men ti one d w ill b e set up i n several Stow It A/AL EXCH ANGE, LONDON. Lots, and sold to the highest bidder. tivoi and inchiding the deserving and heroic Sufferers oil the recent ' hoist Eviry Ticket tit this :. otters will be separately drawn from Attendance will be given at the Custom-House aforesaid, for f w t weeterable Victory of Sulakiauca, It has . 41111 a large number of t h e W tier., tor which purpose Government has granted Two viewing and tasting the same, three days befo re th e day of Sale , the nest meritorious cllitits on its accustomed assistance. The Days or Drawtog, via. t - .e 17th and I 4th FEBRUARY. only. . - A ' - MOW ttt;;;;* ." - • . veJ -"+"! ilgt . • , T.. N. I wdzi k 41:1 , 1iieg-IFIALIT.EN.N Y. ` 0,1 SALES BY AUCTION. • owl ..- . . . ......a.. • CAPITAL SUM OP TWIT VS THOUSAND POUND& By Mr. FAREBRO lIIER, - . Garrairiqrs Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, gornhill. nn Fill- • • thy, Prbniarf 2, 6,'Ara Tweve, by Order of the Executors et 44 ' •- t a Gentleman deceased, kw st 1 1 HE Principal Sum nf TWELVETr-lOUS IND POUNDS, with Interest thwreon from the I it's of July, ...:., il2, at 5 per :". nt. ch- , rge on ccasitlerable Freehold Estates al • ' Annual Vase of 'IWo Thousand Pounds, with early pro. ''' spect of :ha same being paid off . • S Pm Particular., apply at the G.Sce isf Sohn Hamer, Esq. is, Chancery-lane; a id of Mr Earebrodasi, Bosafort• House, Beer fortylluildings, Strand .. .. - ESSEX. r- VALUABLE EREEHOT D AND TYTHE-EREE lIRTATS AND FARM,' IN A RING FENCE, CONTAININID ABOU r TWO HUNDRED AND F )fri ry ACRES OP PRODUCTIVE ARABLE, MEADOW,.PAsTURsEr AND WOOL) LANI /S. • . by Mr. FAREBROTHER, At Oarrasstav's, on Friday the tdth February. at Twelve, unless an acceptele offer is previously maile by Private Con t ract, AVERY Vain:olle FREEHOLD ESTATE, free of G - reat rythes, and land-tax redeemed; sessistins . of a desirable Farm, called the WARREN FIRM, situate in a beautiful trtrtiaf the coturry, in the Parisi) of Woodharn w2it ar , within two Miles of'the'Port of Malden, 'and NitNit from Witham! and Chelmsfnrd, and 27 aides front Lotsdo • 7 with as 07X,iliga bri,ll4), ilt Farm House, Garden, 'Berns, Stahl/to:Cart - and Wag grin Sheds, Cole-bous .. Piggeries, and eurdry Incletiarell of rick Meadow, Arable, Pasture, *sad Wood Lands, lying wishin a ring ,Unek, divided by thriving hedges, well organic t-d with umber, ;and a ..kream of water miming taro' gh the lands; soatitarviig up. wards of two hundred s n 4 fury Acr.-s, of which Ica Acre' are in wood in bard, and the reniatnkterLt so Mr. Torner, a respeo• table tenant, on IMAM. . • .. To be viewed by applying to Mr. 'ruttier, on the Premises, of AI whom Particulars, with a Plan ani.exed, may he had. -Also at _ s ' . la Chelmsford the King's Head, Malden ; Blue P os ts, With am; - Black nay, 3 40 Chelm:ford : Cups, Colchester ; White Hart, I-ironwood and Set Rumford; at Garraway's; and - of Mr. Farebrothdr,. Beassfaros ~.14 house, Beaufort-htdidings, Straps!. . ;: .."*. '-'`..*•., ..:t ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. The Hon. Palms Past. Sir WituatcPtersdasa i Dart. • - Sir TROIKAS BIRNARD, Batt. The Right Hon. Nicuotas IltseAttrta to Lientetant-Oeneral.Roasar Mermaid . WILLIAM, WiLs Ezra% c Eeq. M. ROIERT titOlNToit, Eq. M. ! TIINAKIIIIIII, MACnil, Esq. Charlettetetigiets 4 1 1 0 , 1 4 111 7' Jou N STX ? wso Bp* Willians.striet t Chathintaiss. NAVAL *mi . MILITARY 818 E .00. lETY beg pennissien to acquaint the Cleigrtnid other en, that throughlliallbetalityof thollublie,by Collections &Minions matinin the but Past Day, amoral Ehoutatid w countrymen in arms, have been soppliedmith Bibles ora:l:kept. daring the current year. They alio beg leave • their funds are at this time more than four hundred ;rrear,--o*rat they have a large number of fft;• of Scriptures sill unbound,—and that they have isfew ant spielitationt from upwards of Fifteen Thoosandri: defenders of their Country, with which they have lei to comply. "I he Committee, therefore, in thi the behalf of the Sailors and Soldiers of lib Ma. ivy and Army, earnestly solicit the aid of all Cillagyeada Ministers On' the matting Paw Day, or at some other lessoitY, in order, that by congregational Collects ;actions, the Bibles and Testaments in hind may be with many additional copies of Sacr Writ pre. who not only need, but anxiously desire, this best , ....a a Christian and a British Public are now law... .1 bestow. By Order of the Committee, C. M. FABIAN, Capt. R. N. *attar', Nasal Department. 3. M. CI.OSE, Capt. Roy. Art. • Seeizetaiy. Military Department. .roent, Piceedillly,Loadigi, Feb. 10, iSi 3. ' LECTUR ES—tai I. - THE First Part of the COURSE of LECTURES of the present year, on COMP.IRA fIYE ANATOMY, will commence on Tuesday, the iGth day of March next, at three in the afternoon; and be continued, on Tuesdays and Thursday., until completed. The Second Part of the Course, on HUMAN ANATOMY an/DISEASES, wilibesitken Tuesday, the lnth dry 41 October ' • next. Tickets for the . A . 'dmission to this Coarse of Lectures,of Mem ben, awl also of Pupils, on presenting Tickets of Attendancr on the Chitargicel Practice of the Hospitals in Louden, will be de livered nt the College, between the hoots of twelve and three, during the first week of March. EDMD:BELFOUII, Sec. Lncoltes• inn Fields, February 5, 1813. -. F _ SALES BY A UCTiOg.: PORT OF PLYMOUTH. By Order of the Hon. Commi..sioners of his Majesty's Customs. On Tuesday, the 23d of Febt..ail, 1815, by . lien o'Cloek in the Vortneon, will be Exposed tuI'OBLIC SALE, at the Custom- He.i,e. in this Pent, - F HE GOOD S, UNDER-MENTIONED, VIZ. 'l3 Gallons Brandy 1 Pound Mohair • '45 Dit . o Rum 10 Ditto Pepper 6 hit o Wine 350 Hank, Fishing-Gut Pounds Coffee 38 Cwt. Mahogany 132 Ditto Tamarinds ti Cwt. 2qrs. Cordage 44 Ditto Sugar One Open Boat 25 Ditto Honey P ,•. , v.‘tt Bark, Grease, Timber, Nankeen, Planks, Sweet meats, Altering Stones. Oar-Rafters, Images, Tanned Skins, Deals, Cane, Nuts, Slippers, Gloves, Silk, and Painted Canvas. Also, the Hull and Materials of a broken-up Boar, sad a Mast and Sail, returned from the Custom Boat at Dock. Two Casks of Tobacco Ashes. I . . A COUNTRY HOUSE 10 BE LET, FURNISH B EING an elegant modern buildin g , sit uite d on u a fine elevation from the banks of the 'lsnot. commanding a beautiful and and extensive view of the River, and of various other interesting objects; near a village thro u gh which thus the road from Newark to Nottingham. The House consists of a .; Portico, Vestibule, spacious Dining and Drawing-room, a S:udy or Break fast-room,Househeepees-room , Butler's•p antr y,K lichee, Back-kitchen, Scullery, with a Pump enclosed. and eight Lodge ing.mosns all on the first elevation. About the house ..re eight Acres of Land, divided into five crofts, a Crapery, an.l Pine • Stove, Green-kouse, double Coach-house, excellent Stables, Cow. houses, and Garden. The above may be rented by the year, or t f,r three years certain. For fettbne particulars applicat ion, may be made Mr. Jack. , 5 son, No. ill, Wood -street, London. I - • PA til.lollC ,Lcotiya, Aveivar 5a,11112. ratios t since its establislement at the eon- . of thepreeentWar, hasafforded an honourable and, assistance or allevtat lou to 13,254 Cases of Whets, Seamless soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Rela finclUding the deserving and heroic Sufferers ou the recent 'rictory of Salainanca, It has still a large number of °lions caitiff§ on its accustomed assistance. The afinn reliance,that through thegsnerous syinpathy a disc-Man People. *Rabic of the blessings of. the hostile and vindictive aemi of its rurwerfal " rt.e tritish Seaman and Soldier i.ly still trust, thas these who aris dear tb hien shoe living, event of his falling in the sacred cee.e. Guardians in a grateful and pueroas Country: . whti may be disabled le its defence shall not be those whom be has bravely defended." • Also, 27 Casks Wine, returned as unserviceable from his Ma jesty's Ships, to be distilled into Brandy, or made into Vinegar, under the usual regulations. N.B. The Goods above mentioned will be set up in several Lots, and sold to the highest bidder. Attendance will be given at the Custom-House aforesaid, for viewing and tasting the same, three days before the day of sale only. dOkiNISBY Stnck-brokers, acquaint the Public that the State Lottery begins drawing NEXT " EtvNE: I ;PAY, STA filVlll.:2 on the following Day. Tickets and Sh‘ors are 11 tig byll.,roi,by and Cu.' at the lowest prices, at Char old. cst.4l%-•• d "tae Lott.ry•Office, 26, Cornhiik Nlt out:tee are en ' , ale at Eightern Gaines., entitling the Purchaser o aih hr I apiialiErtses from £9O to 5E20,0“0. At the Lindon Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on FHday the 12th day of March next., to commence at Eleven o'Clock ' In tke Fortner in, 'THE handsome Brig EMPRESS, of the following Dimensions, per American Register: Length, - 93 ft. 0 in. I Depth, - 13 R. 3 in. Breadth, - 25 ft. 4 in. Admeasures 274 84-95 tous. This Is, without exception, the finest Vessel of her clam that has been offered for sale at this port for many years; she is faith fully built, of thetest materials, pierced for 4 guns, has a wo man bust figure-head, eopper4tstened, and combines the desir able qualities of carrying a . large cargo and sailing fast; is abun • tiantiy Sound in new stores, having been launched and fitted at firest.York, about five months since. Afterwards, her CARGO: consisting of .71 Casks S " feet • 181 Bales Cotton Wool, 111•6 Bags 60 Cask* Rocca, 513 Boxes t i Cases Indigo, and abotit 129 Casks S S taaa r ,s Tons Ls woof;,. Captured by, and contßennied as prise to, his Majesty's ship Rimer, F. Erskine Locke, Esq. Commander. wom=•pqmil • Ihe Brig COLUMBIA, Philadelphia bulk, copper-sheathed and fauetied ; has a scrawl head, and a neat and convenient roond-house on deck, pierced for 20 guns; sails 2 . emarkahly fast, ante:writs a large cargo, about three years old, is well found in useful cores. admessures about unto tons, (her dimensions will be mpre-sed as goon as bier cargo is unladen.) AL tint' ds her Cargo, consisting of k 5 Casks Coffee, 199 Bates Cotton, 6'7 Bap S Bags G'un, . 5. bd.. s upr, and • 93 13 IL. 2 Tons Logwood. TO AUL/PERSONS IN WANT OF READY MONEY, AND ,t TO THOSE WHO HAVE MONEY TO LAY OUT. I'HIS Office is established for the purpose of Re- • a &tering every descriiion of Proposal to raise Money, aid 3 is resorted to daily by Monied Persons, whose-business it is es 'moke advances upon different kinds of Property and Sesurtdee. „) Persons having Money to lay outmay always maktteensiderable advantage °fit at ibis Office, without risk or trouble; and per. sons dtsirous of raising Money, may probably be immediate(/' accommodated at this Office, when they could have no chorea of accommodation slim/ other, as it is the rcsort of many pea. Ines who lay out their Money ikspeculative, as will as real sae amides, fot a proportioned edvaatage." : ' I Proposals are registered, without cameo—gimp for Rom . 4 filtering, One Guinea. It must be alnuist unneceesary tis say, that the most.inviolahle secrecy is preserved at this office. Hours of attendance from ten till five. One of the principals may ba always seen from one-till four. AU Letters must be post-paid...4l , w Apply at No. 2, Duke -street, Adalphi. SPIt(tING and MARSUEN'b LEMON ACID fat k'UNCIe, SIYEWRIGH 1 solicits the attentient of the Pub. bulb* m.ll. Lc). t• ry of 7000 Tickets, tube drawn next iYhdradiy, ennt.t.ning Prat+ of £20.0( Al Opoo k aes,ooo, Bcc lirhinirtul hence to lave the plra,ure of dividing among his Friends, -having luiti !Ist good fortune in toe Lotteries just calf. ended, to all to the.i'obac in Shares' No. 3,651 £16,000 Nit. 5,548 £4OO 8,928 2,000 I Various seSell,,i9oo, &c. &c: • At his truly fortunate Offices, No. 37, Combat, No. 141, Ox ford -street. and No. 1, Piccadilly. ~ ~. .• JIISCRIPTTONS CON HUED. RNY ANb VOLAJNTEER cflkps. . a Subscription of a Week's Pay• Officers, and Two Dar Ply from the lissioned Officers and private Soldiers • Queep's Own Rile:bent of Hin ted by Colonel Vivian - MSC 10 / of the Dias (-Wolk) Volunteer tt.-Colonel Woodward Commandant 19 •of the Lowestoft (Suffolk) Volun. Captain John Elph Commandant 9' 4 of the Cromer (Norfolk) Volunteer rain Mickleburgh Commandant of the Leiston (Suffolk) Volunteer in Josselyn Commandant - )Yeomanry Corps, Third Troop, George Smithe Commandant 11 1 of Hartismcre (Suffolk) Rangers irps, Major Frere. Commandant 2S 9 'olunteer Corps, Captain Wayth, 6 10 folk) Troop of Yeomanry, Lieute. Alpte Commandant '7orps, Major Bacon Commandant. of the Woodbridge (Suffolk) Vo• Major Purcell Commandant ltuneer Corps, Ll:mt.-Col. De Hague, 25 0 NEXT WEDNESDAY • HE Ticket, No. 543, drawn in the last Lottery, A s Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, was sold in Sittitait Sixteenths, at the old-w.tab►.shed ()Sees of CARROLL and Co. No. 7, Cornhiti, and £6, o:ford-street, London. 4 o' 7_ 4 - - CARROLL and Co. return their grateful thanks to tbe Public for put hvours, and solicit their ato.ntion to he Small ottery, of only 70 0 0 •I'lckeis, eve y Ticket to be dra ,, :n from the Wheel, on WEDNESDAY NErr, and following Day, and contains Prizes of £20,000, £lO,OOO, £5,000, £2,000, £l,ooo s get. &e. &c. 22 0 20 8 - 92 14 Autalosa M Joust STX?Ii I ~ 1 1 :HE NA CIETY to tlinkers, that i and Subscriptiot of our fellow um And Testaments to state that thei pounds in arrear the Holy Script them urgent jipi the brave defiant yer been unable name and on tl jory's Navy and o o k i ,‘lVfirnis opp •j lii enelactioni i•etal, and . • .J Men IV which a to be *matinee-. !ow THIS Instil went wrest gratdu assistance and privape Soldi tires: and inclUdir mentorable Victc the meet mentor Committee feel a gall ranks of a amity from tit rnemy and Rival confidently tru Atall, In the e " Friends and Gi 11 and that he wl " 1 neglected by tl StJ The swum of a from the Office Non-connubial of the 7th or tars, trammitte e Day's Pay c Corps, I.ieut.4 Two Days Pay 01 lunteer Corps, One Day's Pay of Corps, Captain Twe Days Pay of Corps. Captain Horne (Ruffs k) Captain Georg. One Day's Pay Volur•eer Cori Eye (Suffolk) Vc Commandant Hingham (Norfol nant-Colonel A Norwich Rifle CI Two Days Pay c lunteer Corps, Norwich Volume Commandant Colonel Hugh M Volunteer Cori Ihmiingfield (Suf Pt 'pot Comm: Settles (Norfolk) Commandant Reveninghans (St Vie Hon. Joshe Saltoundharn (Su Freeman Come Wane (Suffolk) , Commandant Tarmeeth Yeonn Money, COMM tr anlingham (Su 'A es:team (Tu ff of YoNford (Suffolk) Commandant liklhorough (Sul ,_ lck Wpister, Co 41 bourRe (Sul Colonel Webb. Ort Pay fi ::les • t his ...A /it') Lays Pay ft tines of hi s M a 11., () Day, pay fr rztts of his IVlaj ClwDuneorti r. ( his. Er. Horne. ditto trOcii Burton • Subsorptit y 0 , Oxford • +3O, o r Oxford „ r den /lc Fulloe fr r . vo•t and F e ll t 1:0 del,. at (I ; 1, 1,,,, r , 1tm anti Feih k" r. anti Fell, ;rtn t at a , , n l: e F l e h tope ge e ‘ice-Charu and o . th C k .. Cait.lol • • k . - sr ir,ors sus in 'lova ism Mq.eroth, I. F 0. of Yeomanry and Corps in Norfolk and Suffolk - .Suffolk) Volunteer Corps, Captain ma• dant - ' - 16 15 It) Volunteer Corps, Capt. Suckling S 0 Suffolk) Yeomanry Corps, Captain ,htta Vapneck Commandant - 10 (Suffolk) AroWetter Corps, Captain Commandant - - 5 _ _ Vloluoteer Corps, Captain Barber ► 10 eonsanry Corps, Lieutenant-General tnmandent 11 (Suffolk) Major Stanford Commandant 7 'ulfollt) - Volunteer Corps 9 A) Volunteer Corps, Captainvy, itillbil) Volunteer Corps, Captain mspeandant - :Sulkdi) Volunteer Corps, Lieutenant ebber Coskns,dant NAVY. from fie &Beers, Seamen, and Ma lajesty's Ship Apollo, Capt. Taylor. from the Ofleers, Seamen, and Ma elajesty's Ship !Innen, Capt. Stephen! from the Olken, Seamen, and Ma- ijesty's Ship Weazlk. infantile, of Dow:mho Park ,to - .. nioas at Oaforit, vis. ite 30 0 ~. 0 0 0 11+10 0 'lows of Wadham College 10 10 0 It , NVI of Queen's College 13 1.5 0 ellows or Magdalen Col. 26 5 0 lows of All Non!, ge 21 0 0 11(oas of Oriel College 15 15 0 !Ilows of Meron College 21 0 0 'Mows of L °rpm; Christi 10 10 0 *0 2 1 1 10 10 Ics llor, Pro-Vice- Chan othurs the Inhubitants 75 17 0.-2.52 12 . 0 0 . 2 2 0 0 J. P. WEISFORD. See. ,ors rece i ved at Lloyd's ; and by the reap cove A oven and Country. Orders from the Country, poet-paid, duly attended to. . . T• BISH solicits the fortunate Share-holders of the • under-mentioned Capital Prizes, sold by him i the Lot tery that fin shed last Month, to bring them for Payment, or Exchange for 'fiehets and shares in the Lottery to be drawn on W/DNESDAY NEWT. 1,07 b £20,1/00 10,429 • • 11,128 - 1,000 1,303 - • 8,003 . 400 1,413 • °OO 12,123 11,468 300 • &c. &c. &c. • 'rickets, Shares, and Chances are selling, as cheap as any Office can afford who mean to pay their Prizes, at either of BIS try . . , fortunate Offices, 4, COANSILL; or 9, CHARING atoIIs, London. 10,000 1,000 - £4OO 300 NEX C W EDNEcDAY. R ICHARDSOFI,6Oabi.fItk, and Co. COll - fnr the lottery, respectfully acquaint the Public, ihat the `'FATE LOTTERY will commeace drawing on WED• NESDAY, the 17th February, and finish on the foilouing day. THE SCHEME CON TA INS 1 of £20,000 1 - - - • 10,000 1 - . • 5,000 2 . . . . 2,000 S . . . • 1,000 4 500 And 1,393 Prizes front .6'300 to .115. O1T) MODE OF DKAWING.—NO CLASSES. RiCtiARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co are selling 'Tickets and. Shares in variety of Numbers, at their Offices, the corner of jiank Buildings, Coruhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross. Where, in the Lottery drawn 14th and 15th January, they sold 6 Capital Prizes , in 59 Shares • and In the I.otteries drawn last year, 23 Capital Prizes, inslualni One of £90,000, and Two of 440,0090. • The fine fast•uiling new Privateer Rrig SANS-SOUCI. Length - 9s Ir. 7 in. 1 D , sth -10 U. sin. iireacith • 24 4 Adnusasures 235 211-94 tons. Pierced fee 16 and mounted i 4 guns . Both these vessels were captured by, and lave been Con demned ag pages, to his Majesty's ship Barrow, Capt.iin Sir f. STA INES, Knt. '1 be ziarts-mitict Is extremely well found, sails very fast, and may be stilt to sea as a Cruiser, with all leer warlike stores, at a very trilling expence, (bet.% tree of duty) anJ as site :quint! . nothing along thaw men and provisions. Aft , rwards, The Good Brig L'AIMABLE JULIE. She appears to be French built, and to have bad a very large and general outfit sad evair very recently. Length on Deck - - 55 Ft. 231 n. Breadth - - - 17 8 Admeasures - - - . 65 8-94 Tons. Square.sterned, Is very burthensome, takes the ground well, and is a►undantly found in stores- DI 141CNIIIONS : The Brigantine L'HAZARD, has a neat scrawl head, sails fast, mai burthens well. Length - - - • 51 Ft. 9i in. Breadth - - - • 16 11i 59 10:94 Tons. These Vesseh appear to be suited for the Newfoundland trade • or gramsl purposes, and with their stores, are in condition for immediore employment. The Sloop LA E 0141.. 'E MERE, aquare-sterned, appears to be Bridal' built. Length • • SO Ft. 41 In. Breadth • 11 * - - 17 li Admen urea - - . - 57 47-94 Tony. She is very burtheniome, °takes the ground well, it well found, and nay be immediately employed for general purposes. • The Sloop or Smack MEDINA, British built. Length - - - - 50 Ft. lo in. • Breadth - - 18 11 Admeasurtn. - - . 6s 75404 TOOL Sbe carries a large cargo, and nits well, is adapted for gamed purposes, and is in good couditien. ATTERVIARDS. The Cargoes of the last four Vessels, conskting of WINES, SALT, and EARTHENWARE, l'arsiculars of *inch will be eipressed in the Catalogues.... Captured by and elzed u ryli prizes to his Majts ship Strenuous, John Nugent. Corn. sunder. , • For further Information apply to James Sykes, PA. eftex, joint Agent for the stover; to Messrs. John lichen :and Ci New linadwtreet, London, for the Briton and Summon', an Mom. kiavaima anti Soma, Merchants;Viymont h. JOHN LUSCOMILS, Bran: LEMONADE, Scc. &c. , : - ."%tf T e HIS ACID is so useful whenever Lemons an J. wanted fear innuptia purposes, that it only requires publi. city ano a trial ro be gjeherally used at table; it is so finely povim dered that it readily dissistves in the plate, 'and with the Acid, " felds the most grateful flavour of the Lemon, there is also a di. rection on the bottle ter Punch, I.enumsde, Etc.; it is.prepared. • only at 1 fie, Borough, and sold by Newbury mod Sons, St. Paul's Church yard; Beller, Cheapside; Dicey and Co. Bowcliurcbss yard; Barkley and Sons, Fleet-market; and Sneer and jglivsnis, tit. Paul's Churchyard ; Sanger, Osford-street ; Ward, H Abort,: • Weston. Dear 'l . euipl-bitr; the Medicine Warehouses at t h a *writ Each:my; -Golding, and Vade, Cornnitl; z•rulabs and igge, Cheapside; Gifford and Butterfield, Strand, Prate, New-- street, Cue nt•Garden; Kern. , t and Cu. Rear -street; G..-tige, Le!. Seater-squire; Hurtmtn, Hay-marker; Williams, 7t, Picca.iiily I i - Hawkins and Rigge, Bond-s•reet ; Butts, AL rJer-sitreet ; bellete, ;. *ad street, Bloomsbury; ROl2. Partial:nein-et. eel; Keys, Md. : • gate; Finch, Greenwich; riarrisoa, Woolwich; P.at.e:„ C'ap. c ham; Russell, Hampton; Martin, Twiekens , a-s; Knight, and ' ; Dean and Pickering, Windsor, &c. ?cc.; it i" also sol :by most il l Oilmen, Confec.inners, Medicine Wareho 'se-A.lLnc! Druggists, its %Ma la. 6d.—Pieme to notice the names Ct Spring and Mars. 110.4111. dis wrapperias no other Ps genuine. MILTHA BALLOT. ‘ 'MESSRS. R. JONE 6 and Co. respectfully inform '4 ATA their numerous Subscribers, and the Public in general, that • ' they have entered the 13th Year of their Establishment, and re. , Inns their sincere thanks for the unpresedent success and universe* -" approbation their Firm has met with during that period. Stamps: ed Receipts of Indemnification for the present year are now.dopj..• Hearing at their equitable and original Militia Society Insurance Offires, No. 199, High Holborn; 411, Great Mary-la-bonne. street ;111, High-street,Whltechapel ; and 9,Great George-st Blackfriars-road ; and by the following Agents, via. Mr. Chapman, Bow, Middlesex Gillum, San-street, Coventry . Corker, Post-offlee, Edmonton Gasifier, bookseller, Ashford • Brown, Agency-olfice, Rich- Stedman,chemist,WestMalllog • mond . I.and, druggist, Maidstone • Langley, bookseller, Dorking Clout, Seven Oaks • , Chandler, Godatone Dunn, auctioneer, Bromley *, Smith, Guildford J. Crump, draper, 'linnet . Hadley, bookseller, Farnham Rusher, bookseller, Reading' T!.antock, Surveyor, Stratford Fidler, Newbury ' I .I.4kes, Cooperage, Rumford Ring, printer, Abingdon .. Osborn, Chipping-Ongar Hanableton, bookseller, Ws/ I Watson, Post.rdfiee, Epping • lingford .t. Whichcon., Post-office, inmate. Creaker,auctioneerW6kingharn stone Austin, stationer, Hertford Kelhatn. Pho e nix Library, Mason, St. Alban's V Chehinford ' Harrison, draper, Luton Ponter, Wo4wirh Webb, b ookseller, Bedford RiehardionrGpeenwich Grellier, Henly-on-Thames Parsons, Gravesend Andrews, grocer Oxford ',' Dakens, TimblidgeTtwn Shayler, bookseller, Witney -, ,Cs. Crump, Sittingbourne Watkins, stationer, Cirencester , Francis, Post.office,Rochester Maunder., printcr,Winchtster Wilson, Sheerness Pearson,Stam ford, Li ngultishirn 1 Fanner, Dartford Horsey, Quermst Ports e a Browbotarioner, Feversham Love!, bookseller, Hantivgd in Stewardson, printer, Norwich Marlin, hookseller, Aylesbisry t.lll. /Minden bookseller, Shackelford, Southampton Warietk Bayley, Old Market, Winbe:ith greet, Coventry 43 Whictiugham, High-v. Lynn- The peculiar advantagesofthls Society is the pivitiveay.ur a t i c e every tsuivcciber drawn wit be exempted flr tife.— '1 he; establtehment and reqpeetabilty of the principals and Agents WM, it is presumed, be 'a i‘ullicierit recommendAticm • of this Ness. It,. Havidas and kersensprevidad with Substitutes. . ' , . • O. • .110. . NEXT WEDNESDAY. S WIFT and Co. the •-tmtractors, respectfully remind the Public, that the present SMALL I.ol' EERY will be drawn on WEDNESDAY NEXI'. the Scheme, with slily 7ao Tickets, contai. s the following Prizes : 1 of £20,000 is £20,000 1 10,000 10,0( 0 1 5,000 5,000 2 2.,t00 4,000 3 1,000 3,000 400 .. 2,000 4 300 1,200 ' 2•:0 1,000 10 ..... 100 1,000 20 50 1,000 30 900 104 25 , .. 2,600 1,9.20 I S 18,300 • Tickets, Shares, and Whole Ticket Chances (at £lB. 183. each) are on Sale at )WIE"I' and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poultry ; No. 31, Aldgate High- No. I 2, Charing Cross ; I street, London.