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, ,-, •°• • 011-411 Nrimpiß 8266. tYTON, STOCK-BROKER, the Second House A.U• in Cambia, and is,Coventry-street, !sloppy to announce le Ws Friends and the Public at large the Commencement of a $ ew Lottery, of only 12,000 Tickets, to bight Drawing Septem ber 176, containing Prises of 3E20,000, £lO,OOll, kc. &c. and so Prise lass than £2O, an arrangement ',hick he hopes wilt 'nest the wishes of every Lottery Adventurer. It is yilth much pleasure EYTON is enabled to add, that the &Mowing Capitol Prises. vb. 18,114, a Prim of illO,OOO 45,11411, a Prise of MOO 4,832, a Prize of £5OO • 21 8 , a Prize of £2OO Drawn the last Day In the Lottery just finished, were all shared and sold at his truly fortunate Establishments in cornhill and Coventry-street, where he respectfully invites his Friends to par take of the Favours of Fortune, which be intends dint-abating the 17th of September. HORNSBY and Co: Srocz-Bnoesas , respec tfull y I acquaint the Public, that they are selling Tickets and Shares in great Variety, and at the lowest Prices, at their old established Office, 26, COKNHILL, where ail Prizes are paid co demand.—The Scheme contains, 2 Prizes of - £20,000 2 - - of • .E 19,000 Besides many othtr Capital Prizes. Only 32,000 Tickets, and no Prize less than £2O. The First 1,000 Blanks will be entitled to .E9O each. The First Prize above £2O on the First Day will be entitled to £lO,OOO The First Prize above £lO on the Second Day will be entitled to £20,000. • Letters by Post, or Parcels by Carrier, will be executed with Fidelity and Dispatch. Drawing begins on the 17th (September) NEXT MONTH. FIRING and MA RSDEN's ERATED LEMONADE L., also adopted f , r Negus. This delightful Summer Beverage isluade without the leas: trouble, as it only requires the addition of water. Persons residing in the Country or at a Watering Place, will be convinced of its convenience in their walks; when M a distance from home they may refresh themselves with so rueful a beverage. Officers of the Ai my on a march, Ladies or Gentlemen travelling, parties of pleasure on the water, in fact every one, on trial, wiii be persuaded of it, sup erior value to any thing of the kind ever offered to the public. Sold in boxes at 3s. sufficient for eght tumblers, by most Con fectioners, Druggists, Italian' Warehouses, and Libraries. Pre • pared only by Spyring and Marsden, 163, Borough, London, sole proprietors of the Portable Lemonade and Lemon Acid for domestic purposes. BRITISH PALM' . MANUFACTORY, 62, T E ZN-STRYTT, CULAIIIIIO2. riIIEAP, DU A.BLE, and IMPENETRABLE ‘.) PADA S, ground in Linseed Oil, for Park Paling, Fences, 'riles, Slates, Stuccoed Fronts, Out-buildings, arid Weather boarding, of every description. Invisible Green, per cwt. yes. Dark Olive Green, 70s. Bright Olive Green,• 112 s. Bhte, - - nos. Chocolate, - Sos. , Prepared Oil, to thin the above for Use, Ss. 6d. per Gall. Genuine Ground White • Genuine Sperm Oil, per , Lead, per cwt. 56 5. Gal. - - Si. ed. Turpentine, per gall. 12s. Pale Seal Oil, - 4s. 6d. Belled Oil, - - 64. Pale Whale, • 41. Lhml eed Oil, . Ss. 6d . Common Oil, - Ss. 9d. N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, possess great durability, and are a cure for the Worm and Dry Rot.— They are peculiarly adapted for work exposed to the effects of weather, and may also be applied with advantage to the general purposes of Useful In-door Painting, as they dry very quick, are handsome In appearance, and ate used in the manner uf other Paints. GEORGE UPTON' and Co. Oil and Colourmen, 69, Queen atreek; 41, London•wall; and Kennet's Wharf, Dea lers in Pitch, Tar, Rosio,&c. &c. Yellow, Black, Whits, Stone, aud Lead Co lours, each, per cwt. 564. Red, - - 40.. ANTI-ATTRITION. IT is now unequivocally proved that the PATENT AN I l-ATTRI I lON COMPOSITION is the cheapest and best Thing ever yet discovered for ships' Bottom., instead of Copper; to preserve Cables from being rubbed in the Hawse boks, festead bf " Service;" the Rigging of Ships from the Wea ther, and from being chafed, Instead of Tar, " Parceline, and Service ;" and to vr:vent the Effects of Friction in Steam En gines, Carriages and Machin. ry. It is also—he best Thing ,u preserve the Blahs of swords, and all kintls of Polished St.-..l Articles, fretli trust. It will likewise keep o'er, kind of Wood Ifrom the Weather, Worm, or Dry Rot. One priming of this Compost! on Is Ia some cues equal to one hundred applications Of Uhl, I al.ow, or tiny other kind of Grease, and the Public save by its tee from 300 to 4,000 per tent. exclusive of preventing the wear andtear in Machinery, &c.Stc.which is a Cunt of expense snore than that of saving nine parts out of ten, and nothing an be so clean in its working, or gore. so little trouble. Sold, se hot :sale and retail. for the Patentees, rt No. 40, Cho. sing.Crosi, near tlte•Admiralty, Lendon ; and, by their appoint ment, at most Coachnlakrre,lrontuongprs', Innkeepers', Coach offices, and Sadlas' in the United Kinlzder in boxes, price Is. 6d. Qs. Gd. ss. 6d. 10s sid. Wm guinea, At t tw : guineas each. The smallett rise bas contains sufticient to prime a hut wheel Earl ine'twice, with ahvett it will run upwards of three thnusan.: miles, ni , !..otit applying any thing else to the axle trees. The Compositinti will w,:rk as well with etimmou boxes and axletrtts as wit? patent or i:!ly other kind, in proof of which, 44 Well as all the other f c•> h• stilted, the most satisfactory documents may be seen at the Patentees' °face, No. 40, Charing Cross, as above.—Directions mill be found upon each box, which are s'ened " W. D. Bellamy." riIHE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is now -IL considered as the greatest discovery that has been made in lire memory of man, being potent, safe. and hlcasant. The rapid tad increasing fame bestus' ed ou its au.lior aid inventor, Dr. hOLOMON, of Liverpool, is the true and only criterion to judge bf the merits of a medicine which has keen administered from the highest to the lowest class of people with such happy and uniform success. Tbc venders of this medicine frequemly can bet get supplied so quick as the demand is for it ; and it Is a tact worthy of remark, that they are sold nearly as soon as they ar rive to hand, most et the I is. bottles being bespoke before they are ordered. No person labouring under weakness and dtbility should despair, but rake a trial of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which will not disappoint their hopes, however sanguine they may be. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, London; A.Smith, North Bridge, Edinburgh; and all Medicine Venders. Price lls each, or four in one family bottle fur 33a. by which one I Is. bot tle is saved, with the words " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," en graved on the Stamp. ••• Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed- 1 Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool; , Pax doable postage." This day was published, in iihno. pries sis. HE A RT of EXTEIVI PO RE PVISteiC SPEAZ JL ING ; including a Course of Diseiplint fitir dbtainineshd Faculties of Discrimination, Arrangement, ItodDral Discusdowg designed for the Use of Schools and Seitinstructioit. ' - Br JOHN RIPPINOHAM. Printed for Longman, Hurst ? . Roes, Orme, and Brown, Paw onster•row. Of Whom may be had, by the same Author. Use for linglishComposition, in Imo. price Ss.4ki. boards. This day was published, Handsomely, printed iu Two Vols. ilvo. price .fflt. 4s. boards. ASERIES of POPULAR ESSAYS, Iltistrative Principles esseotisily ennnect..d with the improvement of the Undemanding, the imagination, and the Heart. By ELIZABETH H :MILTON, Anther of Letters on the Elementary Prine.ples of Education. Cottager , of Glenburnie, &c. Printed fur Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Proem, and Cade!' and Davies, London ; and Manners A.Vner , r Iles day was published, In Two Volames, nolo. pried Ad. boar'., DEMETRIUS; a RITSSTAN ROMANCE. Printed for Longman. Hunt, Rees, Arm-, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the Britbh G ally,Si, New Bond-street. Of whom may he had, .•ly poddiched, 1. The Heart and the Fancy ; or, Valginnre, a Tale. By Miss Benger. In Y vols. 12mo. price 126. boards. 2. The Curate and It's Daughter, a Cornish Tale. By Miss Spence. in 8 vets. 12mo price I is. twirls. S. The Miser Married ; a Novel. By Catharine Hutton. In sots. 12mo. price IS,. boards, This day was puVished, in Vol.. 12mo. price 1 5 s hoards T HE CURATE and his DAUGHTER ; a Cor nish Tale.—By J SPENCF.. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rres. Orme and Brown, Pater noster-row: and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bind street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Sketches of the present Manners, Customs, aad Scenery of Scotland, 2 yob. 12ato. price 12'. boards. 2. Summer Exeur'.ions. 2 vols. 12mo 10s. Ad. boards. 3. The Nobility of the Heart. S vnis 12mo. 13s. 6d. boards. 1. The Wedding Day, S vol.. 1 'inn. uis. boards. This day was published, In two Volumes, illustrated by a new Set of Maps, price IGs. h Boards, a new Edition , . being the Sixth, of a' "9LENIENTS of GENERAL HISTORY , An cient at..l Modern. To which is added, a Table of Chro. nolugy, and a Comparative view of Ancient and Modern Geo- graphy. By the late Hon. ALEXANDER FRA.ZER. TYTLER., Lord Woodhouselee. • Printeefor T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, 1. Modern Geography ; carefully abridged from the quarto edition. By I. Pinkerton. The 'laird edition, revised and en. 'arged, with numerous*Maps. In one large volume, evo. price 18s. in boards. 2. A Classical Dictionary. By I. Lempriere, D.D. Eighth Edition, in one large volume B vo. price 16 r. In boards. 3. Universal Biography. By the same Author. In one large volume, Bvo. price 16s. in boards. ----- In a few days will be published, price .Cl. IA- A NEW VOLUME of RIVINGTON's AN NUAL REGISTER ; or, a View of the History, Politica, and Literature, for the Year 1796. P,inted for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. yard ; sold also by Messrs. Pay:ft, Egerton, Hatchard, Nornaville and Fell, and Messrs. Arch. This Volume Colltaill% Amongst other interesting details, the history of the War against the French Republic by the Royalists of Britanny and Poitou, bithertu little known to this country; and includes the Briish Ex-eatioa to Quiberoti, down to the close of the year 1795, std the final struggles of the loyal party in Poitou, with the cause of the failure of the Royalist-and Br. tish efforts. The Volume for 1805 is in the press,and will appear shortly, Of the aboyementiontd Booksellers may be had the former Volumes, publtsitell by M , •,., P ivingtons. Tbis day WAS publi•hed, In Three Volumes, Rvo. closely primed, the Fourth Edition, with an addition of more than 119 Species, price El. 164. boards, ANIMAL BIOGR ~ IPHY, or POPULAR ZOOLOGY ; comprising malamute Anecrieres of the Economy, Habits of Life, Instincts, and Sapcity of the Animal Creation including Quadrupeds, L , rds, Reptiles, Serpents , eihhes, Insects, and Worms. Arran ,, ed according to the system of Linuzus. By t'ae Rev. W. BINt.:I.EY, A.M. Fellow of the Linnzan Society, ar.c &e. " The labour of nearly two years, and the careful inspection of almost one thousand telt' toes, are solid proofs of the compiler's diligence and perseverance. From the peru,al of these anecdotes the yourg of both sexes may re..p much entertainment and in` struction, without encounter'ng a single pa.sage which can alarm •he modesty or wound close feelings which constitute the orals, ment and comfort of our condilon. • --Monthly Londor : Vrin•ed for F. C. and J Riv ': e ton; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co. ; J. Walker, La ton and Co. C. Law, E. Jeffery, R. Scholey, J. Booker, hherwood and Cu. ..:radock and Joy, Gale and Co. and T. Hamilton. By "IviLf.iioffAu.sua Hy 'OE the nonourabh got adia Company's siest asniu " Black, Parry , Old eq. Booksellers to the ' I.lllassi4ntlifompany, Leadeakalketrer, Louden. GENERAL EDUCATION' AffESSRS. CARSTAIR6 and CLARKE tad. IVA tinue ta loatruet Pupils a:adages in a System of Writing by which the most illegible scrawl is. converted is 3 left Lesmiall basaddld and apt:Odom bititurript. Ile Plan ur thele =rillsate &tO •v•fidepartment of ostfol anci stab itsksestion; Teerear-ler completing the Pupil in Sur . Food, l'woOldoens ; the Flourishing and lisseelag.H.saile; Guineas; a regular Ceara of A ritinnucc Three (Worm rains and Arithmetio, tour Geineas.—Messrs. Carstairs and aerie base leisure at present for the Preparation of Two addi tleastiVils fee. College, or the (Mese Geternment. itehemsenteenAse even to itefloßbiale l og entinenee, sad to the most asimplibed Ron -tar of botb Vniveraities. It, Picket-street, Teullailliti TO BB Lair ruaNistib. And entered upon E Michminas next, riiIIURGARTON PRIORY, in the Conoty of Nottbsittam„ together with ts Acres of rantnimbly rich Grass Land, in the centre of which the House U plmitossell sir nerd, surrounded with Sbrubbenci laid out with lane Au excellent walled Outten and Grayer, Ste. The House contains on the ground Baer a Dining anion SS feet by ti feet a Drawler room and Study of good tinannions, o.er the Disilog-Query • Breakfmt•room the same else, excellent room s Dressage Rooms, dm and good Oficos, Stabling for twelve Horses, mg Coach-house Thurgareon Prior, with good roads $s three males from Soutltwdl, a good macaw town, is from Nottingtts n, ten from Newest, IS4 kills London; iti she centre et Art. ' Chaworth's Hum, and within mach of dso Mobasedelnise;,loll Mr. Lumley &vile's Poaletrands. The Fonmet vril/ bow egl• Right of Shootbg own as waselve Mame eel NOM arab Game. Rent and further Pankclexeta be kernedie and Spedding, Lincoln's lon-Belde. London j o ltift= Esq. Soothweit; and Jobn Brittle, Est Tbergarton. TO BE Litt, for such Terms as may be agreed upon . A MOST desirable MANSION,. fit for any (kb& 12awes abode. The Premiers are adpining the Vitiate of Wouldham, close to the navigable and pleaaant River Me* , way, within three miles and a bait ache City of Rodsester. and five miles from Maidstone, in a sporting part of the Comity ot Kent, and close to Would's= Common, to which it . a unlillital right of Pasturage Firewood, die. The ground %or cooslaw tit a ceauttodiou. Hill. with a grand Staircase, a Drawing-romp Parlour, bittleg-room, and a spacious Kitclem i the sae patrol staffs consists of five very roomy Bedahaattais, este of which may be a Drawing-room at pleasure; two pair of stairs. a Wit Staircase front the Kitchen, containing six R qadth Ilroplaitet In three of them, a Staircase from the pas of the two pelt Into a Turret, or Cupola, which • elliktful royale of the River Medway and counter ; most spats= Cellars with excellent Bins, a F with a awed wall and railing fence ; a larg e Chun enclosed all re pt with a high brick wall, well stocked With choice wall Fre= • well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellent Girdle Well and fenced, stocked with the choicest Fruitgge, e lame Yard ae~ clovd at ith a high brick wall, an excellent eeveo-stalied Stable, over which la a high spacious Loft, two Comb-homes, and fifitt other Out-Offitis, tno tedious tweagaMalserein-, • • he Lessee may be acsalnmo• with arolmen Atietir choice good 1. and adjoining said Poselises, if raquir..d. • For further Particulars, acquit* et Mr. Beate, Wouldliam. • DEVON—COURTI.,/610. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, eteW MANSION, FARMS, and LAND, situate ea the Banks df. the River Lie, hetwees Exmouth and Lvmpston. To be SOLD br ISRIVATE CONTRACT. by Mr. RIIIINS. THE truly desirable FREEHOLD V LA. COURTLAND ; comprising a very eligible and Residence, fit for the accumtnodation of a Family of die rinc:ion ; with Offices of every description, two'doohis houses. Stabling fur twelve Horses, enclosed Poultry all other requisite Our-buildings, placed in a Lawn, on a, commanding Eminence, and on a healthy graveliyfion, on die Banks of the Lae, the Grounds sloping down to the Rfi v er, of which, with the Ocean, and variegated Country, it coalman& beautiful and extensive Viewsa ncircled by thri.ing Plantations and Gravel Walks, excellent Chcben Gardens, waned, and waS planted and stocked, Melon Pits. Furring Frames, and three capital and productive Hut-houses. each an feet lofts. containing Peacheries, Grapery, Stc. with various bnclostirps of Arable and Meadow Land ; the whole estimated at upwwells of Filly Acres. The complete and elegant Furniture of the Mansion will be sold with it. and the purchaser may be aeoosnmodated with cellar of choice Wines, and with the Stock of Milch Cows, Sheep, &c. at a fair valuation. Also nearly adjoining, the Farms of Upper and Lower Haim• don, comprising two Farm Houses, Barns, Stables, 4rbaladges, and Out buildings Yard, Garden.‘, productive Ortharb. IMAM and Meadow Land, in the highest state of cultivation. commar• lug,' by estimation, upwards of fifty-two Acres, on whisk arta various beautiful situ itions for the erection of Villas, claws i log extensive Views of the Ocean, River, and adjacent Comm and rendered peculiarly valuable by contiguity to the soma of Exmouth. The Farms will be sold together with Cosildend, st 4 separately; the Growing Crops, Farming Utensils, and may be taken at Appraisement. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Partlenhuis,•mai be had of John Pidsey, Esq. Exeter; and of Mr. Robins. Ware wick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be sego. THE Public are urgently solicited to notice the following distressed situation of a PROFESSIONAL. WM TLEMAN and his Family, tinder great alibrice, whose Fora. ture, Ike. has recently been sold off under an Execution, width came on him unexpectedly. with ether afiltolog ndsiortenos. and severe bodily infirmities, which precludes him at present from following his professional avocations, unless the of the benevolent is eXcited and &voted to contribute: 7 = Aid, to alleviate their melancholy situation. It it WW I pi" and anxiety the above appeal is submitted to the notice oldie well. dibposed (u being now their only alternative,) in the mutation it may not prnve unavailing to their benevolence The smallest donation would be thankfully received and so. knowledged by the following Bankers :—Sir lames Esdale soli Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Austen, Maunde, and i lbws, Hem rietts-street ; and Messrs. Wright, Selby, and Robinson. ditties The following donations - hue been received. for which le returns his grateful thanks, through the medluin of his friends which has tended greatly to alleviate his severe Mk lone. a•I enabled them to make souse arrangement for the 'were sop port of himself and afflicted family—a few more subscriptions le most urgently solicited from a benevolent Public to aueropildh It, who are never backward to alleviate the entering. ottbe Ass tressed. and to moth their afilictiooss I Rev. Dr. W. Bell 41 0 0) Wm. Gordon, Esq. A . 0 , Right Hon Lord Foley 5 0 Wm. Manning. Eso I • ! Sir Thos. Wlnnlngton 2 0 1 Sir J. H. Browne 1 • ! lion. W. Lyttleton 0 O. Rev. Dr. Horse 1 0 Rev. Mr. Wright 1 0 Rev. Mr. F.dw. Keytt 1 • Rev. Mr. Pearson 1 0 E. V. 1 1 Lord Vise. Akhorpe 2 0 Subscriptions are laeveise received by the Rev. Mr. of Ely Chapel, No. 14, Ely-place , Holborn; Mr. Rio, OW:ft Malls- Messrs. Westley and Pariah s ige,, Swam% and Ail. I. RiChardeon. N I Royal 222114002. . kj et ' it -• ', i ~_, . . - • ' . _ . . . . . ''--- - L ,41. t . , 7' - ,', '' ,'i: ;. 'ti ' * ' rei,,,. . d ' • , r. ,,. , 4 „ 1 ,.. ... . .. ... ). . . . ).,'. - • . • ... .. I , tt , s _ ._, -.- \ ~.- •- -: , .. I' 7 • 4, s 1 - • 4) ael.lifiyb .l 4 ' - .',....2. , ' Zt C.: ',/ .' N -,. ilk sr . : - : Ts s., ~ . . , , .. , • . . • .. . . . . .... .. • • . • • • . • PAtlis e sizifraxes4w.rriuntr. • , ‘.: , :giatifilt /W 041971 81 3 . • . a y •.. - fat . , • - tali day wee iiiiiebua, es eVieigeei.. eprte itt. boards, • : ... 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