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, • -, .., ' . . .. . • • 1,. /..el Ul : -9 1 11 • • . , 'I 5 I • ~ • . . . , . . - • . • , , 7, , . • . -. CZ: , ... ‘1 7 4 ,p 7 i 4 . • . • • 1 " . ' .L. 3 r ; i ' ' ill. . . N. • - 4 i - ', • , ir • ' A' • • . ' . -•;:.,-,...- r - :- ..' :. . . it .... ) A, CI , . -•% - ... ~ r • . ~, . . ' .. .• • • • .i. . . ~. . • • .. : '.. 1 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY . 27, 1813.• NTI'MBER 808,0.. = Parcz • • • 'CITY OF LONDON TAVERN. ,•• • - • SUBSCRIrriONS for the It .• ELIEF of the PEOPLE of RUSSIA, suffering the severest privations and distresses in consequence of the French Invasion. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised X 45,655 U 9 .e. Horrocks, French- I M'Tavish, Fraser and wetiel . s 5 0J . CO. 105 0 M. Robinson, Suffolk- I Rev. Herbert Oakeley, street 1 1 J Oakeley House, Salop 21 o The Congregation at The Hon. R. R. Bernard 10 0 Providence Chapyl, G. H. Halm and Co. 21 0 Cray's-Inn-lane, un- Wm. Sims and Sóni 105 0 der the ministry of Sims, Cumberlege &Co. 52 10 the Rev. Wm. Hunt- G. and F. Hodgson 105 0 intern 200 0 Thos.l.langford Brooke, Desve, Fanner, Sarjeint . Mere Halt, Cheshire .50 0 and Harvey 20 0 Brown, Sliarpsiod Co. 21 0 Crueber and Consens 20 0 Edward Gray, Hornsey 52 10 S. Fanaall ar.d on . 5 5 John Todilunter 10 id john and Charles Bugs 1 1 Peter Lock, West•square 2 0 W. 1101.IThN, Sec. This day was published In Quaito, Splendidly printed by Ballantyne, price Two Guineas boards, ROKEBY : a POEM, in SIX CANTOS.— ' By WAITER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Reel, Orme, and Brown, Pater• nnoster-row, London; and Jihn BaUantyne and Co. Edinburgh. A Set of Illustrations fur th;s Poem, after Designs by T. Stoth ard, Ent. R. A. are in hand, and will very Speeddy be published by the Propriet,irs of the Poeni. CHURCH .IPILEFEIiMaNgit ! . TO be DISPOSED of, a irci7 eiitible CHAPEL: For further fArticulars,lpplp to Mt 'Fridge, Solicitor, 34, Montague-place, Russell-4m0 %. . • , SAFE BY i-C-71'10iit. At tile London Tirern, Forhale.stAtef, Plyfrionth, esti Friday the leth day of ribruary neat, a! It o'efnck, - - T'" CARGO of the Ship G ENER A L G ATE Sp captured on her voyage from Botirdraut to New tuck, by (and condemned as, l'rise lit) his Majetty's shirs Belle Punks Dryad, and Abercrombie, consisting of, for exportation, .Abont 430 Crika•Brandy. 830 Cases, 4 Hhds. issperior Red Wines. . 49 Trunks writing Paper.. 110 Trunks and Vases, containing I.evantine or wrought Silks; Florence., Persians,, Satins ' sewing Silk, Silk Shawls, I a'. Int.g and short Kid and Silk Gloves, I allies Dross Bonnets' Ss. tin, Velvet, ind Taffeta Ribbons wit! Galloon.; Silk StnSingse. Crares (plain and colouredl, PorcePain, haudbu•ae Titile-Pi.ce, Toys, Snuff-buses, Perfumery, &c. &c. 45 large Dame leans, In Wicker Basket:, and 1 Cid: Arid. For CatAluifuei and furthe: Information, apply to Messrsi Marsh and Creed , Nurfolk-steeet, Strand; MOW*. Wiit4Pl In; Cresed t Crotched-friars London; Mew *f hosin.s and William% Earle and Co.. livezpol;1; or to Messrs. Hawker 21td Son!, chants, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. SALES AtiCTION. ROKEBY. Published this day, by Burton and Whitaker, 75, St. Paul's Church-yard, THE following SONGS, taken from the New I'OEM, entitled " ROKEBY," by WALTER SCOTT, E N . Set to Music, with an Accompaniment for the Harp or Pianoforte, by lota NWHITAKILIt. 1. Edmund's Song : 0 Brignal Banks are wild and fait, 23.6 d. t. The Cavalier, 2s. 6d. 3. Allen a Dale, Is. 6c1.• 4. The Wandering Harper, Is. 6d. 5. My Harp alone, is. 6d. The rest of the Songs from the sane Poem will be published in a few davi, sit to Music by John Whitaker. GREENWICH, • . CROOM'S-HILL AND ROYAL-HILL. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, with roomy brket, School and Lodging ROOM., Court Yard, extensive Garden Grounds, walled round; tee. very eligible for Building. By Mr. ROBINS, a: Garaway's,To-stoaxow, at TWelve, A. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, the Property of WILLIAM S.syzair, Esq. comprising die spa cious roomy Mansion, with Offices of all descriptions, a range bf well-planned Apartments, forming the West wing, cu•t•aiu. ea, ANA Apartments, Lodging ; , nd 'wool-rooms, Court-yard, LaWni, Play-grounds, and extensive Gardens, surrounded by lofty walls, clothed with choice Fruit-treel), Tool.house, Farm yard, Coach. house, and Stables, and Oet-buildings, the whole nearly Three Acres, situate on Croom's-hill, and communicitting Ntlds Royal-hill ; the whole in possession of Dr. Burney, ha as ea demy of the first rcipecabit'ty and extensive accomniiscla tion, or a Resitls:nce . for a Gentleman. May be viewed, by Tickers, and leave of the tenant ; 413 of Mr. Knowlesden, Carpenter, Ste. t• Mr. Blake; and at the Greyhound,Greenwich; of Mr. Chilton , Sol.citer, Chancery bine ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warick-street, Gol den-square, where Tickets fur viewing may be bad, and a Plan of die Estate seen. . - . • SUBSCRIPTION foi the RELIEF of the Bitt I'ISH PRISONERS in FRANCE. Amount of Sttbscriptlons adVertised ~ - £74,381 14 6 Admiral Sir 3. Colpoys, K. B. -.- aCS 0 0 Afionytt6us - - - 2 2 6 .. • - Langton Herring, Dorset, per Rev ivnf. Cox 4 0 0 13c the inhabitant% of the Burgh of Montrose, Pcr An drew Thorn, Esq. Provost of Montrose - 721 18 6 At A twic k, York - - . 1 11 3 , At Cartmel, near Lancaster. per Rev. P. Richarisnn 33 14 0" Second Subscription of the Parish of King Stanley, Gloucester-hire, pelt 3. iiasviter, Esq. 2 17 0 Nett -Proceedt of a Benefit, at the Theatre Ruyal, Lyceum, on the i nth ofJUlle hbt - - Itl 7 8 Thomas Kilvinaton, Esq. Ripon,,Yorkshire sto 0 0 At the Ct aprlry of South Shields, per Rev. Win. Maughan - - - - 361 13 7 At Lytne Regis, Dorset, per Rev. M. Bahl* Denatirn from tLe *ceisVns of Greenock any} 'Ptirt - Glasgow - - - - 100 0 Parish of Monkwearmouth - - - - 83 2 A further Collection at Dartford, Kent, i)er Iliv. _ John Curry - . _ - - 1 7 0 A. Forsyth and Co. - - - 3 3 b Parish of Idanidan,Carnarvon, per the Carnarvon Bank lo 0 0 At Boinor and Bested, per Rev. Doctor Phillips, Vicar to . Bursted - - 27 10 0 Parishes of I.laurhsvoldlad, Llanrhwydrus, and I.lanf flewin, per Rev. D. Jenkins - - 5 0 0 Parish of lierringfieet, Suffolk, per Gurney and 'Purner 7 3 0 Profits arising from the Publication of a Sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. George Young, at WhilbY 5 5 0 A Friend,hf the Rey. Mr. G. Young - 1 1 0 Parish of Easingwold, per Rev. G. Wright - 5 5 0 Sulistriptien at Aberdeen, transmitted per James .._. __. . . . _ Hardie, Esq. City Chamberlain - - 113 0 0 Transmitted per Messrs. Turner and Co. of Gloucester: Parish of flolen, Hatherley - - 1 16 6 *---- Newell . - - 110 16 6 Partistry - - - 1 5 0 Transmitted per Messrs. Dilwo . r 4 til and Hargreaves, of Lancaster : . Parish of Narton - l. 10 14 e - John M‘ Al limits - - -* 2 2 0 Sundry other Subscriptions - . - 4 9 0 Transmitted per Messrs. Smi , h, Hall and Co. of Norrllaillpton : Parieles of Grendon, Farthingston, Sywell, MO . . _ . _ . . Blum: - - - - 14 16 0 Cullecied by the Rev. Thomas Charles, of Bala, ‘Vale4, an.: transmitted per Messrs. Lea, Wilstm, and Ctsso Bala • - - - 8 13 7 110g:nert - - . - 113 ft lyam Crag - - . 2 1 0 1 .' , ,vr , 11 - - • - 2 0 0 4 aiherdyfi ... • • S 2 .0 .Iherystwith, - - .- 3 8 4 hiackynllith - - - • $ 0 6 Sundries . - • - . - 1 0 .S Taansniitted by D. St .!g, Esq. of Dumfries, per bands of ?drum T. Coutts and Co.: The Town of Dumfries - - - Collection on Fast Day, in the Parish of Kirkpatrick Flee:tying . - - - 310 0 David Staig. Esq. • - • 2 1 0 Thomas Grive, Esq. - , - - $ 2 0 2! 0 0 lufin Maitland, F.,q. S 0 0 Sundry other Subscriptions at Dumfries 14 4 0 THOMAS FERGUSON, • 3, George•yard, Loutbard-street. LEATHER TRADE. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the MANU J—x.-FACIVRERS of LEATHER and other, concerned in the LEATHER TRADE of thii County, held at the King's Arms, in Bodmin, on Thursday, the 7th January, ! 813, Mr. '1 HOMAS MUDGE, in the Chair, It was unanimously Resolved, That the additional Duty imposed in the last Ses:fon of Par liament on the article of Leacher, has already in its operation been found to be highly injurious to tLe Leather Trade of this Country in General. That the Trade of this Country being Chiefly conned to the manufacture of Shoes, and the principal con , umptioit to tl.e lower classes of the people, of whom the popula , ion chiefly con sists, the operation of this lax will prove peculiarly distressing to the labouring poor from the neeess ty resulting from it of a 'considerable advance in that most essential article. _ _ _ . That the very high price of the raw Materials, Hides and Bark, in addi'ion to the great advance in labour, render the Ma nufacturer. of Leather less able to support a double Fax at thii time than formerly, and therefore this Meeting Is of opinion, that noth'ng less than a total Repeal of the late Act can save this important Trade from ultimate rein. That the Manufacturers. of Leather, articularly In this County, anticipating the necessity of abandoning their trades in case the Tax is continued, are determined on taking every leLal an p in their power to obtain a Repeal of the late Act. 'That, in order to obtain this ..bjr ct so essential to the Trade, it is Resolved, that a Petition to Parliament tor its repeal, be ted to the Honourable House of Commons immediately to recess, and that the Members tor the County be re ' to present and support the same. it is the duty of all concerned in the Leather Trade to the support of their Representatives in Parliament for eptral of the late Act. t the Manufacturers of Leather in London and its vicini:y, most ably and fully discus:ed this subject at their several iv, and shewn to the puhltf: the injurious tendency of the all its bearings, have superseded the necessity of a mere • investigation by this Meeting. it impressed with a deep sense of their laudable endeavours tor of the Trasle, this Meeting do resolve on giving them assistance in their power, and hereby acknowledge the ihligations cot.ferred toi the Leather . 1 rade in general, by •rtions they have airs ady made, and are now making tor -peal of a Tax fraught with the most ruinous consequences. Subscription be entered into for the purpose of slettfy ty exrences that may be incurred in consequence of this ring, and in aid of the ie„eneral Fund t stabli-hed in London tiding the Committee of fanners there, to watch over the its of the Leather Trade. it Mr. pICIIAND hosT cc be appointed Treasurer for this Ey, that he be desired to d. fray any expenses incurred here, t remit the balance to the Treasurer in London for the pur already specified. Itat th e R e esolu•ions be printed in some of the Loudon, the 'bourne and the County Papers. (Signed) 1 lIOS. MUDGE, Chairman. lved unanimously, That the Thanks of tbis Metall; be to the Chairman for hi* a hie condor.; owl atuggion to [Le of tins Meeting. NEW MUSIC. , 1 This day was published, by Goulding-, D'AlMaine, Potter and.. Co: Music Sellers, No. 20, Soho-square, London; and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, THE .11ARPER's FIRST SONG, price Ss.— The 110-per's Second Song, ;vice 2s. 6d.; the Ballad, Allan A Dale, price I. Gd. from the ceitbra , e.l Poem Rokeby, written by Walter Scott, Esq. composed by J. nazzinghi—t he ternainder Of the Songs skill he pablisli.d in a few days from the above Poem ; Swiss Air.wfth Variations,for Harp, Pianoforte, and Flute, com posed by J. Mazzinglii, No. 12, pticc-ii. ; Pray Goody, for do. do. by do. No: 13, price is.; a Collection of favourite Airs for the Harp, coMposed and arranged by J. M. Weippert, price 34. GI; a Romaoce, with Vitiations, fur the Harp, by J. Parry, ?rice I s.6d. The Voice of her I love, sung by Mr. Braliarn price i s 64. ; Poor Sett less Mary, swig by do. composed by Sir John Stevenson, M. D. price Is. 6d. ; Emily's floWer, til; do. price li. Gd.; Borne in Yoh Blaze, the Prize :lee I .r 1812, by do. price Ss. ; the Overture, price 2s. and fol'owing songs, from the Renegade, composed by It R. Bishop; shall .1 ne'er Antonio view, price Is. 6d. ; The Merry Mandoline, price is. 6d ; My Hero is flown, yrite Is. th.l. ' sung by Miss Bolton; Oh, where is Love? price Is. 63.; We caw; not live without ye, price 1... id. sung by islr Sinclair ; The two g and Marches, for the Plana c, price is. 6d. mit GENERAL DiS RIBU t b N. This day was puhltshed, by Stackdale, Junior, 41, Rivingtons, and liatchard, 1. THEPROTLBTANI' RET OSPECT, price three-perce, or 207.. per huntlred. 2. The Protestant and Papist's Manual, containing a Protes tant's re,,sons for the ludeprndence of the /indent British I.:lnirch, a Roman Catholic's ReaSont why he cannot Conform, answered ; a View of the Offen:lice, between the two, pace ts. 3. Two Letters on the In‘lepet.dence of the Ancient British Church, price 48 6d. By the Right Rev. litmus Burgess, D. D. KR .8. and F. ti. A. Bishop of St. David's. NEW PII11:0.10PHICAL JOURNAL. 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Set A. 2s ; Set B. 95.; Stt C. 10'. 6d.; and Set 11.45. 6d. 15. SERMONS for SCHOOLS, containing One fbr EVERY SUNDAY in the Year; and also for ChristmaisDay, Good-Fri day, Easter-Sunday, and East-Days; of lengths and on Subjects adapted to Young Persons of either Sex ; selected and abridged front Horne, Blair, Gishorne, Zellikofer, Paley, Porteus, Enfield, Horsley, t . e.:(1,8f.c. B;- the Re S. BARROW, us. ed. bd. IG. THE ELEMENTS of LAND SURVEYING, in all its Branches, practically adapted to the Use of Schools and Students ; illustrated by bighly4aished Engravings, plain and Coloured ; complete Tables of Sines and TangtitsiLogarithmS, ecc.lstc.&c. By A. CROUB.Ri Land Surteter, Of Fiume; GREENWICH, KENT. kXTENSIVE FREF.VOLD ESTATE; COMPRISING A ROOMY COMPACT CHAPEL. Capital Family Residences, with large Gardens, ttc. Eligible Houses, for Private Families, and Houses, desirably situate for Business, with Warehouses, V7"orkihops, &c. situate in Lon don -street, Croont'i-hill, Orthard.row, &c. and Garden-ground, well situate for Building. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, TO..MORit Div, at 12,in Lots, 1 'HE Valitabl2 FREEHOLD ESTATES, the property of WILLIAM SAVERY, Esq. A capital substantial PAMILYRESIDBNCE, situate on Croom's-hill, with Offices, &c. lately improved at a considerable expence, with large Gar den, &c. h: possession of Mr. Cheminint ; three excelkiit Re sidences atijoinitrj, planned nearly as the other, in possession of Mrs. Prichard, Mr. Thomas; and Admiral Douglass; tWo Houses•adjoiring, in pesscs.iun of Mr. Hewett and Mr. Green 'wood, Linen.draper ; a roomy, compa'ct Chapel, fitted up with Pews, &c. and tWo Houses, with Shops, Warehouse., Gardens, &c. in London-street; twelve eligible Dwelling-houties, with Gardens, &c. and large roomy Stables, Gardens, &c. on Royal hi!l, in possession of Mr. Knowleaden; Mr. Harden Mr. Bean, Mr. Stowe, and others ; five neat Houses in Orchard-row, in rossession of Messrs. Reeves, Bone; Levett, Hobson; and Gill. a capital Garden; very agible for building, near the Circus, &c . the Property lies 'compact, and very eligible for investing money, bring all Freehold.. May be viewed, by leave of the tenants, by applying to Mr; Know:rsden Carpent. r; Mr. Blake, Uphold , r, London -street; When Particulars may be Lad, and at the Greyhound, Greenwich; of Mt-. Chilton, Solicitor, Clancery-lane ; at Garraway's t and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square; where a Plan of e Estate•may be seen.' , - CAPITAL FREEHOLD caITHINc.44II.I., RESIDENCE - , and LAND, In GLOCESTERSHIRE, leaned.-tat ea/eased. By Messrs. HoGoAtt . r and PHILLIPS, At the Auedon Mart, (opposite the Bank of England,) on Tues day, February 16, at [we've o'Clock, unless an acceptable of fer is in Ate mean time made by Private Contract, MARY's MILL: most desirably situated. at. Chalford, In the Parish of Miechinghanir ; 4 miles from Stroud, 14 from Cheltenham and Glocester, 1:6 from Bath, and St from Bristol : W:th a good Fail of Water, very commodious Woi-shops, Drying -stoves, Dye-houses, Racks, and num -tons Buildings, substantially erected, and in complete repair: forming altogether a most complete Establishment for an e; tensive Ma nufacture. 'With an excellent Residence, suitable fur a large re spectable Family, numerous Offices, Coach-house, Stabling, and Outbuildings; another Dwelling-house, five cottages, a walled Kitchen-garden, Pleasure-ground•, ornamented with shrubs; and a quantity of rich Meadow, Pastor'. and Wood-land, adjoining, together about forty acres Immediate possession may be had; and the Purchaser ss ill have the option of taking the Maclinery and Utemils at a fair valuation, so as to be en '.,led to beet bit shaess To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Tate, en the Premises, of whdm Particulars may be had ; Particolars may be had also of MI. George Watben, Solicitor, Stroud . ; at the Bell Inn, Gloct s eer; Bush, Bristol; 'White Hart, Bath; Plough, Cheltenham; Ram, Cirencester; at the Auction Mart; and of Hoggart and Philips, 6V, Old Broadastreet. Royal Exchange. _ - TO ►'EN'iANT. The GREAT TITHES of the PARISH of TOTTENHAM. By Messrs. HOGGAR:raild PHILLIPS, At the Mart, on Friday, February 26, at Twelve, in Lots, Lot 1. 'HE GREAT riTH ES of the LANDS, -a- from Stamford-hill to the high Cross.lane, which leads to Tottenham Mills, forming the boundary •sorth, Parish itf Hackney south, Ricer Ler, which parts Essex and Middlesex, cast, and the High Lowion-road west. Lot 2.. The Great Ti hes of the lands from the High Cede to Scotland-green, abutting north on Carbuncle-ditch, down to the barge slyer, following it up to Edmonton Marshes, keeping them as the northern boundary, down to the Old River Lee, which forms the east boundary of this Lot ; the istile-road to the High Cross the south boundary, and the high London-road the west. l.ot 3. The Great Tithes of the Land bounded on the south by Carbuncle Ditch, on the west by the high London-road, on the north by Edmonton, on the east by the barge river. Lot 4. The• Great Tithes west of the high Loudon-road, from Stamford-hil to Hangef's-lane, abutting east, on the high London road, north upon Hanger's-lane, fibllowing the road to West greeh, and Duckees-green, across the Green-lane, London-road, to the north corner of a small enclosure, on the Hornsey side, taking the land on each side the said read, is far as the parish extends, on the London side, bounded by Hornsey on the West, and Hackney on the south. Lot 5. The Great Tithes of the Lands adjoining the high Lo ndon-road, from Hanger's-lane to Hit!-cross-lane, to Wist-green and Hanger's-green, into Hanger's-lane again, east ea the high London-road; north on the road from High-cross to West-green, West on the road uniting West-treen and Hangees•lane, and south on Hanger's-lane. Lot 6. 1 he Great Tit he; of the Lands bounded by High-cross lane north, and Lordship-lane south, high London-road east, and Hornsey west. Lot 7. The Great Tithes of the Land North of Edmonton, Boaitcrs-green-rtiad west, Lordship-1 me south, a little lane front Lerdship-lane to White Flare-Inue, White hart-lane and \%'u!f lane wise. Lot s. The Great Fishes of the Lands aborting east on the high London read from Lordship-lane to Lilnn...ton, on Edmon ton north, Lotelship.lane south, adjoining Lot 7 west, containing together about . - ino Acres. Lot Fhe Great '1 kites of thy' Leeds west of the Green-lane turnpike-road, commencing nemly opposite Duekett's Farm, a... 1 continuing west of the Buitild's-green-road. as tar as the psrith extends, botinded On the north by Edmonton, en the wet, • t o.l South by Homey and Meswell-hill, and east by the roads before mentioned. Particulars are preparing, and may be had 20 days prior to the sale, at the Mart ; of Mesirs. Clanitree and Bicknell, So!icitois, 32, Bloomsbury-square; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Philhps, Old Broad-street, where a plan 4 the V..ritis and Lou may be in 'tett/ at any Untie. • --..._. ------.----- --4 NE HIINIMED PUtitiDS rUitrkiEß 1 4-/ REWAID ftir the Appkeheusion of JOSEPH PARRY be'vOnd the TWO HUNDRED POUNDS ab , ent offered, be pail upon his apprehension for Forgery, by Mr.. T. Dillrillt Solicitor to his Commiision.-I"be said JOSEPH PARRYis 56 yeaCs of age, about 5 feet 5 (riche, high WO forek.ad,:iiai light sandy hair, light eyes and completion; evil tlearidelseet A ppeake slowly and cautiously, wear. a lver-thread spectackh 'Miasma oval glasses, steps quic k ly, and Incline s to stoop In bit walk wears his hat low on his fereh•sid, and ii co the habit of gee Ling his liind to his - apreta:les when spqken to, has good' teeth, high check bones, and a thin face; had on when ie went away, a drab !treat coat, and generally Wears+Cots.—The said JOSEPH PARRY lately cltrri,tl on the trade of a Wine and Spirit Merchant, in lluvonshire-square; Rishopszatc-Siiee.. Angel-court, ThrogmorLon-nicer, ti.:id Ja2. le :.J. • THE WHOLE TWENTY THOUSAND SOLD 'lO THE PUBLIC IN SHAKES. VV MARTIN . returns his sincere thanks to hit • Friends and the Public in general, for •In distingstished preferetice they gave to his °lice in the purchasing Shares in 0.1 last Lottery ; at the rune tithe heartily congratulates t'tem of the wonderful success attending the Adventdrera who purchased at No 8, COItNHILL, as every Ticket sold by Mtn (including the .V 20,000 and £l,OOO Prize.) averaged upwarda•of SIX I Y. SIC POUNDS per Ticket, making a net profit of £14,709. et returned to the Public above the Purcha.e Money: TICKETS grid S:iARES, hi a great variety of Numbeti, are on Sale for the next Lottery, at the above Lucky Office; anti not Withstanding the Contractors have advanced t I e Price of Tic. kets 16r, to W.. 151. more than laft.Luttery, he is demmised to scll Shares at PRIM?. cost, and rich Twelfth Cake gratis, and earnestly solicits a generous Public will give his (rice the prefe. niter, he having becn the means of Saving them many thousand pounds, by reducing the price of Lottery Shares. N.B. No. 77.11, the above Prize of £20,000, is the on7y on of that amount really SUM w the Public in Conahill for five Loci teries past. RICHARDSON,GOODLIICK,andCo.n4pe fully inform the public, that they halm contracted with t vertmsent for a Small Lottery of 71,00 Tickets, to be Jnwn the same riticiple as the lan; in which the Public were so f tenets es Cu obtain all the Creel Nisei:The Lltaitiott will be induce on the 17th kebtaary, end finish the fulluwiog Pay. SCHEME. 1 of X:0,0( . .0 is £40,000 1 Ityto .... ..... 30,04 1 • St • 4,0i'0 • 3 I,OOJ S•^ 0 0 4 3,CA .0 4 • 900 1,•-00 IJO - 1,106 20 SO ..•....•. 1,000 90 ...••• .4* 30 41:o 104 `.'•••...• itS ••••••••• 2,600 1,220 '_ _ .- • OLD MODE Or bRAWING.—NO :11.AN:11. RICHARDSON, GOODLIICK, atid ('a' are awhing Ticks and Shim in variety of Numbers, at their.Offaceg, the corn of Batik-bulldinte, Carnbill ; and facing the Ki-y'4 Mt ws, cis ring-Ctess—wl•ere, he the Lotteries drawn the 14th and ISA' January, they sold o Capital Prizes, in Al SL.I es I and lo t Lotteries drawn last year, 21 Capital Prizes, including Ono £110,090, and Two of AlO,OOO. FIRST OF FASI- 1 10N.—BEAll'IlFVL LONG STAYS. MA RSTON & Co. 21, iloi.v WELL-sT tutzr, Strant (ti. prevent mistake, the Second Stay Shop on the let haw! from Neweastle•street) near the New Cuuaca, cite Foi trial and Manaittr to Mr. MlLt.a), beg I:ave fb acquaint d Ladies in general, that are curious in taste and elegancies I Long S.ays ; which are far superior in taste and fashion; la it house in London. Ladies by purchasing two pair of one size, w be e!.titled to the wholesale price, fur ready , troney, bring ful competent to keep twice the assortment of any other in the trod MAK STO presomes Lathe.; will rind his Warehouse for Parr Corsets worthy their attention, and not to be eq.talled foI woe naatiship and cheape'. Brandt ul loug and improved Shape Stn froth 7s. to Xi ; strong cAoured Corsets from 51. to 10s.; sever hundred pairs of Childrens' Stays, from Ss. 6d. to 7s. 6d. Ma esTo N flatters Isimsel, by his loog experit nee for upwar of Ten Years as Foreman and sole Manager to Mt. Mills 's bat ness, that he is competent to give every satkfaction to those dies who choose to honour him wilt their commands. . st s re N is the sole Inventor of the Patent Tell= Stays. Order, duly e%ecured in Town or Cot3r.try, en the Notice. Convev•ent Roo:Woo try in.—To prevent in the trade, all orders are requested to be sent by ha r paid.—Nn count ction with any other House. br UTILITY AND ELEGANCE CONIIHNED. Under the illustriteis Patronage of their RoyalHigl:nesees Princess of WAlcio anti Duke of SUSAX, the Spanish ialor, and most of the Nobility. MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. —Th;s Oil prou - • recommended on the h.e.is of it %eh and experienc It possise:s properties of the tuna %et:brit/111 nature for regrind the Hair, where it has been ba'.i! 14 years, pri serves if fro tall'ng it or turning grey to the latest period cf life; produ on the tresses a tu!st heatitiful gloss, scent, :nil curl; also Is pr . eminent ft•r Children's- Hair, his?.-ad of Soaps, &c. it cleanscs ths hair much easier, is extremely pleasant to !hr infant, mud being the hair to a heaut if state; promotes the itrve:ch of whisk and eyebrows; in one, I.cinlers the Hair of 1.. dies, Gentk and Children; inexpreFsibly attrattitoi. View Rowland's Treat.se co ale Improvement of the Hum! Hair, illtistrative on the virtues of :he riser Oil, with nt.4 her of teit•monials from persons of di-tinguished cumwderatioll I.lglily wetthy the ant-talon of l'arvnts, Propel lots of Bo adinst schools, &c. &c. inc.nded with each betzle on On. iirr•gr.-r.ivli:el Is signed tin the outsVe, A Rowland aad :•011, " 11l red htr none are genintin. frepared mid sold at ss. Gds ^std 10-.6t1. per bottle or largi Cattily irides at Is. each, cie:!ainisig right sloth, by tin Pril prietors R.iwla:td and sot, Kirb!•S feet, ria't n a artier; and hy arniiiennint, by Mesir lot.lr es, l'irtutioas td he hlaj. sty, i'liclitiortie s•reet ; Mr. :sioyth, 117 : Over 0;', 41 D Riav, n.; ; ::ut P.i. cc, 57, bite/ rond—treet; riAtIA and Blew, Clicksnur street ; nerry. 17, s. rcelt-itri et ; Wile, 6i Butter, 4, ( s he.•pside ; r.l; witolv,al:: anti etail Pn. Med'o•ine tidei 3in I.') WIT!, al .1 to vJr : 4.Wli tltratg oil the Empir e ,t whom may be had. Maims l fri. or Abyssinho liotatrcal Specific. fur Oradicating G the Teeth and (hints, and rt.ii le; ing tint extremely beauttfu I'airurist.l by her Royal Highness the I)aclies. of York l'ric les Cst. and As. el per bathe; us the I' vcei• at ttm.9d, par YsL