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lEtz 5 r. 531 ARMY,. in a Regiment of Infantry at home , ArT AIN , o u spier eirratiely advantageou s eiztainstances, .1944311P5y (without the difference) or into a - 0110 , 41. IL Post-eilktiiiiingliain. ARMY.'. pignitqAirrs in a Regiment of one Bat land, *IA to exchange into a Regiment of bdi a , A &Prelate will be expected. —Letters igo riri cit , A) to C. C. C. Lincoln, will be attended, to. Paw . • -- - SURGERY. - ,ANTED,of Mr.N.-Neod, -APPREr jun. Not rics to ingham. a StItGEOIC• *- Erdigire t NUT TUESDAY WEEK, sygrE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING; . . • jot co taiss the :l.:Sowing. unusually Rich LIST of CAPITAL PitIZES hists of 20,000 • are £60,000 ..- .10,000 -30,000 3 ..- 5,000 ..... 20,000 . 1,000 -- 20000 '*t • ''" 50 0 • --• 15,000 • SO . cArITT an d Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 1 2, awing crop ,. pcolumend to their Friends and the Public the 0 same , a a po ssessing superior advantages to any Lottery for I — rcto n past: Dec Three Blanks Prize an eztraordinany 17.1rf o f Capaala, and none of the Prizes tized , for particular days. erSINIFT and Co. hav e been remarkably fortunate in the sale 4 op io they sold the Ticket No. 11,010, the on l y Prize of t oe sehtia,diaistLottery, besides several inferior Capitals. STATE AND cll .- v. Igo. 4, Combill, and No. 9, Charing Cross. I roil recomm ends the Scheme of th e STATE l' 1 . WTI-UM as it has more than doable the Number of 1 coVise, and more than double the number of other Prizes I 0 ses contained in the late Principal and Supplementary Lot- Wed together , viz. o f £. 20,0 00 20 of X. 1000 1 3 500 5 - 10,000 30 4 . ' & 5,000 c. &c. &c. neigh t apitals are all floating, and there is no *zed Prize • whatever. . . *Car l AT TZILT,Of Substantial Freehold Houses, dischar aod Tat, contains the following Capital Prizes: 1. of 5.25,000 1 7 of . ae. 4,000 . . ........... - 7,00 0 6 13,000 4, ............ 6,000 1 ............ '2,000 1 tans and Shares for abovehe State and City Lotteries are 5.311- hfis rat variety at the Offices, where 38 Capital Prizes %legated and Sold in the last year. s,O Musses, with partieuhrs of each Lottery to be had gratis, aye. a, Ccolall, aad No. 9 , ClLuin g oss. 1101alf-§AVED IS MONEY SAINEI:Y. frau of Ticarts Sixteen Sfiiiiings a Ticket' cheaper than at other Offices, WAINER, No. 16,. CORNIIILL, submits the fol- Jledng Supsnot of ?OK-NJ, anti recommends hists Friends s aitlit Politic to purclirst luimediattly, as Iminc. Skip I=4 INICES9. . . 'OTHER OFFICER' PRICES, • rod Profit. which they avoid Publi,hing. Illif ' ......... 111 le 0 .Ha if -. ..... to I 5 0 Nile .2.... 5 11 . 0 Quatev . ~. lipith ..--. 213 8 Eighth - 2 15 6 finfeath ...-- l 7 0 illkteetit ...4 ' • I 8 0 Ticur ter de GRAND flif WrITRY ell. lie. THE STATE LOIIUY &Os Drawing MARCH • 804 1808. . And gives to Advetituren a • moth better Char;e than farmer Waits, banal three times the num ber of Capital Prizes, viz. o f £20,000 2O of . • £l,OOO 3 100 ... ' 10,080 30 _ ...... .500 5,000 43 ...... . &c. &c. &C. ?Malin the country, sending Letter', (Post „paid,renolessinp . Ink Notes, Peg-Office Order', or short-dated Bills, will find a triiitisad advantage, at I. WAILNER'S, as the Country Offices twardi pat on an extra Pic& upon the enormous Price of the der lenem Offices. Note—Moncr Letters n_2___be paid:"ust EDUCATION. AMARRIED CLERGYMAN, a Graduate of the University of Oxford, whose thoughts have been Lor.g &mad to the important subject of Education, has appropriated a base andprembes of very superior description, to the purposes of mita Wilber-4 Establishment. While the situation and acconw noises :ire equal to every expectation that might be formed ; he is slit to give such references, as will satisfy any enquiry re titling his motives for such an undertakine, and his principles its tie anduct et it. The former are little connected with the pee ent enolument, and the latter will he discernible in the undevi sing attettiem, which, without the slighteit relaxation of the cha tateristic energy of a Classical School, will be used io establish th principles of the Church of Eng land, in the mind of every PO attested to his care. Sensib le that In announcing his in entice to pay especial regard to the p oint of religous instruction, le nib the classical character cf his plan, he still prefers that tern - Wry disadvantage, to the least re servation upon so indispensa kb a feature of it—No. Fanatic himself, be will not even fie siss Pool of instilling fanaticism into others; bet having long seen that it is too late for youth to acquire principles, when, on enter irgato life, they are both called upon for the exercise of 'them, aullbsstand in need of their support ; and being equally sari isitbseither conduct or happiness can be ex red without IllitAlleillknot undertake aol charge that would preclude him tallolltioss-noner or later, the only certain foundation of both. containing' the terms, and every further particu lir tie tifititsd, withotrt rapence, of iliefolletwhig Booksellers: liviagtoos, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. liarchard, 111112411 1 . Bagstes, 01, Strand, whore references will • IMPORTANT DIscOVERY. kIaNTLEMAN of respectabilitywho has made ktla ilar.iculm• study for many ran to Ind out a cure for a auflafie Leprosy, vetich he was afflicted front 1l bll** 'the happinesetts •Inform the publid, that, kind' Pim has alalfarhas led blia•to the discovery pf:a Medicine which 7 sured•him. lie has alsq bad full .prtiof. of its siEcacy ~." ursig ' theacrofula and other diseases arising fr o m the impurty ' trite Idoed. The great u tility 'of the discovery being thus i x- knOirii by him,. in *apathy to all the *Mitred, he foe unicus to make tbe kupwligkr .4 it inzi rerskl, that they may NOM. of itabeneficialtife‘is, an thit the dreadful malady may enhpatedtrOm Mankind: • The inedicina may SL• fen at any 'Vol with the greatest • daddy .witkout "Confinement from busi-:' riN cr restriction isF regimen. • Hi amir proposes making it known, if the Public will subscribe annimuivalerst to its- value,and he has no doubt, when.bis co s • isla the i nterest which the inhabitant s of this country take La the ladferings of their fellow *matures, and the greit rewards mu have been given for discoveries of far less imp•vrtinee unkind, that they will truly ar seciate,the great value of the discovery. LenMs•stating the sum subscribers are w; • g to fonovill be ttteiced (rst paid) atldressed to l'a'sus, Cat of Mr. Francis Druggist , Salford., Manchester. P. S. As some subscribers may not wish their name. to be annul" , depend on the strictest sec my being observed; asd lambing vvill.be expected Iran them till the flatlet= bas given 411 Woof of inleffwaey. t i ?...,.. ‘,... : . f' ), 1 3 e ...._......._ ......„, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1308. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Fe‘riory 1,, 1111 r. THE COMMISSIONERS f or VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY": NAVT, I krryby give Notice, That on Tuesday the Ist of March neat, they will be ready to Ilitelve Tauten in wrktig (sealed up), and treat for TWO . HUNDRED and FIFI'V THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM ; to be delivered, free of duty from Warehouses, in which it shall have been bonded, one half in the course of one month ; and the remainder in one month rfterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Portsmouth, Plytstoutb,and Cork; in the following propositions, via. 'EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. THE Shareholders who have not signed the re D y ed of Settlement forest. this Company, are , e) attend at the Office, in Cornhill, on or before the sth duy of March nett, to execute the same, a itd prevent their Shar.s being forfeited to the oonccrn. by Order of the Directors, - W. lIEE . THAM, Secretary. Eagle OfEc, Corr hill, E 0 2 218, 1808. ' TRE REV. THOMAS JONES, Late Fellcre and Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. AT a MEETING Of Graduates- of Tripity College, Cambridge, resident in London and itsvicinity, held yester day at the Crown and Anchor 'tavern, in the Strand, I t was re solved, that Subscriptions, not less than two guineas rth, for the purpose of Erecting a Monument to the Memory of the late Rev. 'f Nostr.s JONES, be received at, the following Bankers, vas. Messrs. Hammersley and Co. Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Hoares, Elect-. strati ; Messrs. K e st' and Co. Lombard-street: and Messrs.._ Mortlocks, at CambridgZ:_____„.--------•-•P--- • 100,000 Galan. 100,000 sopoo The Conditions of the Contracts (in which ranietsiwregnia thew have Seen introduced) may be seen at thiSeeretatft Office. Nip retard will he had to any Tender in 'which the price shall rot be in serted is words at length, ar that shell not & delivered to the Board keire one ;doe& on the said Tuesday the Ist of March nest, nor unless the ',te sta!! Isho sales the Tender, or soar p:rsea on his behalf, attends, to answer when - - . PORTSMOUTH PLYMOUTH CORK • This day was publiincd‘in lamo. with lts Plates, Price 4s. In Boards, THE New PANTHEON, or an Introduction to the Mythology of the Ancients; in QUeStiOn and Al;Wel', com piled inincipally for the use of Yoong Persons. By W. JELIAARD Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, aPtlOrrne, PateTree-LT.ICW This du/ were pabitshed, • In One Volume two. Nine M. in boardsilrETß 'Aortae, and other , o ßy •LVA. 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REPLY to she STRIDTURES at the Eol,lB l lllttne Siivi w, on the Foreign Piker . of the Marquis W i"ja t comprising an Examination of the late 119raViredirliktho carnal= By LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBTI.L, Es+ Printed for T. Cola and W. D2V . VS; Strand. Of whom may be had, by the saute Author, A Larrea to a Member of the Prvirrit Parliament, !save ha on elle Articles of Charge against Marquis IN sehi - wa laid before the House of Canteens. Price Si, - in boards. This day was published, handsomely printed in s vols. 4to. and illustrated by a Map and Gencalogiwl Table, price 51..1 s. in , boards,airetr few copies op royal paper, price 81. trs. in bc Aids 714E . HISTORY of th e HOUSE of AUS TRIA, 1 frail the Foundation of the Menarchy by Rodolph of Baps. but gh, to the Death of Leopold II : 1218 to 1702. • By WILLIAM COXE, F.R.S. F.A.S. Archdeacon of Wilts, and Rector of Be:netted. .. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand. Of whom may be also had, .. Nest/ editiolts of 411 Me. Coxe'S other works. SCARPA ON DISEASL 7 S OP THE EYES. This day vete published, in One Inge Volume, tiVo. With En• gravings, price 10s. 61. in boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the Princi. I DiSEASES of the EYk;S : Illustrated with Cases, Trans. 'stated from the Italian of ANTONIO SCARPA, Protessor of Anatomy and Practical Surgery in tlseUniversil of Pavia, &c. &c. With Noses by JAMES BRIGGS, Member of the Royal Collett of Surgeons, London r and Assi:• tant Surgeon of The Public Dispensary. " This Is too valualle a Work for the Profession to be satisfied with any partial extracts we recommend it as -highly deserving the attention of Surgeons. It contains tlventy chapters each on a dif ferent Disorder of the Eyes. The translation is faithfully excciit. ed."—Britisl, Critic, January, 1808. Printed fir T. Cadcll and W. Davies, Strand. ----•-•-------------. Under the Authority and Patronage of tite Hone ..e D.:RECTORS of the EAST ISPDIA COMPANY. - This day •r? r, s published, elegantly printed in Three Volumes, Qt:tr-c, and illustrate 3 by a Map, and numerous other 1. Er. gra , : t , :.-s, price til. C. in boards, or on larg e paper, Price 991. in boards, A JOURNEY from MADRAS through the Countries of MYSORE, CANARA, and MALABAR% performed under the orders of the Most Nobler Marquis We lesicy,Gzvernor.General of India ; far the expurpose of inves• tigating the State of Agriculture, Arts, and Commerce, the Ad . . gion, Manners, and Customs, the Hiattary, Natural, and Civii a nd. Antiquities, in the Do minions of tbs Rajah of Mysore; and the Countries acquired b y the Honourable East India Company, In the late and former ware, from Tippoo Sultaun. By FRANCIS BUCHANAN, M. 1). F.R. S. and F.S. A. Fellow of the Asiatic Society of Calcutta, and in the Medical Ser vice of the Honourable Company, on the Batzal Establishment. Printed for T. 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This day was published, In One large Volume Octavo, with Plates, price 12s. in boars's, 'HE PAINTER and VARNISHER'S GLIDE; or, a L a Tteadse, both in theory and prattiee, on the Art of Mak ing and Applying Varnishes ton the different Kinds of Paintings & and on the Method of Preparing Colours,' both simple and com- • pound; with new Observations and Experiments on Copal; on • the Nature of the Substances employed in the Compin of V ar nishes and of Colours, and on various proccises used i os n the art. By P. F. TINGRY, . Professor of Chemistry , N atural History, and Igibergogy in the Academy of Geneva. • • We have perused this Work with I, , rttt satisfaction; it Amt.:ins much new, Itel:11, and' interesting information on the efferent subjects which it smbraces, and cannot fail to be highly serviceable o artists. We think the Publisher has renderedu real service to :he arts in this country, by giving an English translation of it. The translation is a good one. In our future Numbers we shalt • give some extracts from this Work, which has been highly re commended by M. Senehier, who was appointed to.examine it by the Society at Genera for tbeFaisouragement of. Ares." Phil o sophical Mag. April 1 SM. " We cannot hesitate in deflaring, that the vsry'rell, rnliatte, and scientifot directions in this volume will render it truly va luable tn the artist.. One single process duly the -Author tells vs by ins not expenmantMly tried,"---Cric. Rev. Dec. I fso4. Printed for G. Kearslev, No. 46, Flett-etreet. PCYmotrrii. By Order of the Commis4ioner fur th: Care a•ld Dispesal of • Danish Property. FOR PUBLIC SAL kr F, at the ender Inn, Foxhole-street, on io), Apri L l Ist, 18:)8, NO. 11, The good Ship FAIDREN CLANDET, with all her Stores and Mataials, -- Tom L e Masser, detainedby the private ship of war Mars.—Dintr.usions—. Lengthen Deck 92 Feet lei Inc Les. Depil • - - . Breadth • 26 5 Admeasures - - CE6 le-9.4 TOIL . - After which will be sold her Cargo, consisting of 381 Hogsheads of Sugar, 51 Esrrels Rum, 47 Earrels ditto, 2 Bags Indigo, 2 Tierces Coffee, 6 Cask: Tamarinds, 77 Barrels ditto, - 2 Boxes bonnets, 19 Bags ditto. 1 Box Salt, - . 'll9 Puncheons Rum, 1 Box Medicines The above ship being well -calculated for the general purposes of trade, to be taken with all faults and defects without any al. ". lowance whatever. • Byorder of the Agents appointed for the sale of rtaniih property, a deposit in Cash or Bank of England Notes, of one-third on the . Vessel, ar.d 25 per Cent. on the Cargo, must be made at the time of sale, and prior to the purchasers' quitting the Sale Room, - in default of whick the selltr will be at liberty to declare the salt_ void. The remainder of the purchase money also to be paid in Cash. or Bank of England Notes, at the expiration , of the prompt, or - at the time the Goods are demanded by the purchasers to be. de. . livered. -These conditions will be strictly attended to. Fer viewing the said Vessel and samples of the Carp, sad further particulars apply to Is P. ; Birdwood, Madtattt s . AN \ of the A. - er.ts k r D a nish Property, 6 r to JAMES BRODRICK. Briiirir''' , • After which will be sold, ' ' ' " 361 Pipes Brandy, a nd 50 Ho g sheads Red. Wine. Also the entire Cargo of the ship Aotive, --- It/lathier:lle ' late Master, detained by Me private ship of war Hero, and sita r con demned to Lis Majes t y . Tile above :hip and Cargoes are condemned is the CrO*ll. .. hated inyiagatits Exlw lh ,slum. 1111.111.11111.1111 111 1 11 . M.. .• I . e on. -k - e- - f - • • az. :TT( tPtlit E•Slx-PENCF.. - ~.. ~• C . ~~ . ' VICTUALLINO OFFICE, February 23, Isl''. 1 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING - HIS MAJF.Str's NAVY, do herd!" give Noti:e, That on Wednesday the 9th of March next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM; to be delivered, duty free, from the bonded Warehouses at the Port of London, one half thereof in the course of one month, and the remainder in a mouth afterwards, into His Ma t 1 jesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by 1 Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. 1 The Conditions of the Contract in which some new regulations have been introduced) may be seen et the Secretary's Ofh.::. 1 N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a kss quantity than Ten I Thousand Gallons. No regard will he had to any Ten.kr in nehiir Me price shall not be • inserted in words at length, or tLt shall not le el.livered to the Boardhr ke one o'elorl on the sa;d IVed tesday the 9th 1 .P.fareh next, nor unless ' the Person who male: the Melt-, or some Person on his law! . 1, at::n.ts to anprrer nek.n :allalfor. ~.