Star. — London, England, 1826-03-29 00:00:00

IN . THE PRESENT SCHEME, ing a Prize, with • ITALS OF NEAS.EACH, MX GRAND CI TWINTY THOUSAND G Forming an aggregate of .760! ALL IN ONE; DAY, THIRD OF MAT. ' 'tickets and 'Shares are selling at Bun's, the Contractor's C 4,-Corshilit sod 9, Charing-cross; and by Ms Agents in all the principal Cities and Towns of the United Kingdom. Bisn's GREAT LOCK !—The tide of success continues to flow uninterruptedly to Bun's ()priers—every Drawing affords him the gratification of fanouncing that a very large portion of all the Prizes have Wert sold by him. In the Lottery just ended, he shared and sold several Capitals, including Two Panes of ad 20,0011 s►cn, vie. 7,540, Class A, a Prize of £90,000 ! /0p94, Cams 3, a Prise of £90,000! In the previotts Lottery, which was all drawn 6th Dec. us; BISH SOLD TWO OF £30,000 ! And in the Lottery immediately preceding, drawn on the lath Oateara LAST, BISH SOLD THREE OF £20,000! And within the last Eleven Mooch!, • BISH SOLD FIVE , £10,06 JOS ELESEN £20,000! FOR COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, &e. fIUTLERS' PECTORAL ELlXlR—Experience guying a very longperiod has incontestibly proved the superior 'Ade'', of this tlediciiie, in all cases of Comm, Cottons, and Arra maitc Arm:sons. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very shortly relieves the patient of a slight or recent Cold, and a few deses are generaUf sufficient to remove those which neglect has ren dered snore coniittned and obstinate, and which are accompanied with GAO, Spitting 44 Blood, sneaker serious symptoms. Its peculiar, balsamic Owen tend to heal soreness, and allay the irrita tion of the lungs, in eases of Cough; and in Asthmatic affections It assists And gives freedom to the Breath. Sold in Bottles, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4- Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's • and- 54, Sackville-street, Dub, in ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street, and 210, Regtnt.streetd and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the Unite ; kingdom. Of whom may be had, BUTLERS' BALSAMIC LOZ EN ORS, used In recent Coughs, Hoarseness, &e. and for ren dering the wake Clear and Flexible, and protecting its organs feom he effects Ofedertion. In Boxes is. lid. N. 11: & careful to ask for Buw.aas' PIICTORAL OCTOR SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED ME D - IMCINES Seoliths's, to be sold as' usual br Mr. R. John "oar, es, Cotithili ; Mr. Sanger,l SO, Ozford.street ; Mr. Ward, Tinhorn ; Mfr. Stradeng, Royal Exchange, London ; and all Me dicine Venders. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, for so many Tenn resorted to with increasing reputation in all stages of Nervousl Diseases, is a mild stimulant aod• corroborant, which improves the . ; spirits, and happily invfgorates the whole system. ry• Price I is. per bottle, and Family bottles, oesseiddig ate quantity of tour small ones, for Ms. whereby I Is. we mot& Also, The ANTI-1M PETIGINES; SOLOMON'S DROPS, eratacious in er a di cat i ng f rom t h e Constitution every species of Seorbustc or Scrofulous taint, and highly-respected-for their yinstetin purifying the blood, and stimulating it to expel %maims and impure juices. fit Pricy 114 a bottle, and Family bottles at SS& centaining neatly the quatitr . of Four small ones, whereby lls. may be saved. With elchlottle is given a copious bill of directions. The Government Label or Salm) has the words la Sang. Soloine4 Liverpool," engraves on its official impression, and is unifonfily pasted on the cora, to protect purchasers from counterfeit knits sions.—The Five Pomba-cases may be had at Gilead-Hasse. Ll strpool ; and Patients, on remitting a One Pound Note, may have advice in the various Complaints far which these Medicines are raamntended. Such letsiOs siduld be post-paid, rind addressed to Dr. 'lQranri. Gilead-afoul% near lAverpoeL Also, Price 3%. that inttrertiog and Useful Work (with a Por trait of the Author), entitled " A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Advice to buth Sexes hi a Varrety of Complaints," by 5.1501 LOMON, M.D. Containing a Treads, on Female Diseases, Net.: 'sous, and Ilyjoscluvadritik Complaints;: also, General Remarks " those Distaste w#li which the bottle* body is most ketinerat afflicted; explainiag the symptoms, mode of treatment, and re' medics moat propsrry adapted for Sevid Debility, Ste. Sc.c CATON'S WORE& This was published, price as. PRACTICAL day TREATISE on the SYMPTOM% TREATMENT, and CURE of SYPHILIS; combing Observational the Diseases innusdlarelf or remotely tonnewed wadi k, as Doempsmen• of the Eladder, Urethra, Ultrations, Eropeims of 'dm Pam and Skin, Gleets, Sta wit h Itensuks on Swan , andiatelllbals on the Cemetkation ; intotopersal with select/ Presetlikari. By T. M. CATON, Woo, late of the Untied Hof St. Thomas and Guy's. A POPULAR TREATISE en the PREVENTION and CURE of the DIFFERENT STAGES of ASTHMA and ?INTER COUGH, with new and successful Instractions for the Prevention and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits, 3s. 4 POPULAR REMARKS . MEDICAL and LITERARY, ait NERVOUS DEBILITY, RELAXATION, ,HYPO. CHONDRIAC and HYSTERICAL DISEASE/4 cottudnint an Inquiry into the Nature, Prevention, and Treatnient of those 'diseases called Nervous, Bilious, Stosnackk, and Liver Com. plaints • with • Observations on Low Spirits, and the Inflame, of Imagination tente and distressing r tcc. as. ad. Edition, price Si. ed. OBVERVATIONS corrntecti Messrs. Alien and Co. Carlisle:mutt, Su ho. filliasn Jackson, Deighton, Yorkshire, victualler, April 10, le, and May 9, at eleven , at the Oakes of Messrs. Whitehead and Co. Huddersfield. Attornies, Messrs. Clerk end Co. Cbancerf lane ;or Messrs. Whitalead and Co. HaddersfieM._ • • DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Joseph Jamas and Thomas Jellytuan, Diwnten, Wiltshire, paper-makers, are in insolvent ciressmstamesembierdieese meet their engagem ents with their craditers.--10,11, ssr $7. • Samuel Lake, Alfred-place, Bedford-square, messepr, is in bassi vent circumstances, and unable to meet Ms enseigements with his creditors.—Filed, March 27. • Charles Belson, High Wycombe, Backingbemsbire, draper, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to Iseet bits engagements with his creditors.—Filed, March 2s. DIVIDENDS to be made In BASINGHALL-STREET. April 22, Alexander Man, Mark-lane, oilman, at eleven. April is*, David Tanner, Monmouth, iron muter, at elevei. April 22, Wm. P. Evans, Pwlhelli, Carnarvonshita, draper, at eleven. April 22, John Kinnear, Brighton, banker and Noefolk.street, &rand, merchant, at eleven. April 22, George Maggs, Bristol, linen draper, at eleven. April 22, William John Robust, Oxford. street, grocer, at eleven. May 2, William Parker, Oxford-street, ironmonger, at one. April 22, John Dicks, Tottenham-court.road, balder, at eleven. , Craven Therothwalte, Witham Ryiand, and Joseph Wills, Flea. street, ironmongers, at eleven. April 22, WilWm Eidk7, Castle. street, Holborn, carpet dealer, at eleven. April 11, John Grant, Hattoalarden, merchant, at eleven. April 22, Benjamin Ban. nester; Southend, Essex, druggist. at eleven. April 22, Thomas Sykei, Bath Easton Scimersetshire, clothier, at eleven. April 12, Andrew Timbrell, Old South Sea House, and Southampton place, Russell.square, a t ten. DIV HANDS to be made in the COUNTRY. April 18, Edmund Sager, len. Cbaddertoa, Lancashire, vier. chant, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Manchester. April 18, Edmund Sager jun. Chadderton, Lancashire, merchant, at twelve, at the Starlnn, Manchester. April 18, William Sager, Cha dderton, ' Lancashire, merchant ' twelve, at at the Star Inn, Manchester. May 17, John Kent, Abingdon, Berkshire, common carrier, at one, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abingdon. April 25, Ellen Caton, Preston, Lancashire, milliner, at eleven, at the office of Mr. John Woodburn, Preston. April 28, Robert Wharton and Henry Wharton, Little Crosby, Lancashire, joiners, at twelve, at the slice of Mr. Hodgson, solicitor, Liverpool. April 90, Samuel Orion, Atherton, Warwickshk, woolstapier, at sieves, at the Rod Um Inn, Pinwell. labmstenhbe. April 21, Thomas Dixon, jun. Clitheroe, Lancashise, emu alseehent, at tvrlvo, st she Swan Ina, CUtheroe. April 20, William Mensield. sat. Bristol, baker, as two, at the Rummer Tains, *Mel. April 90, William Copp and Anthony Copp, Exeter, linen dupers, at twelve, at the New London Inn, Exeter. April 19, Lewis Thomson, Birmingham, bookseller, at ten, at the Woolpack lan, Birmingham. CRUT IFIC A TES-- A v an. is. Richard Haneocks, Avenbury, Hereibraiddre, borisAtaler. Thomas Dixon, jun. aitheroe, Lancashire, ceemmegetanan. George Ordoyno, Nottffigbam, bobbin and carriage.tnakeV. Gra ham Quack, blonksiell.street, featheraserchant. Jamia Ipswich, victialler. Dennis Brophy, Mantles, Yeekeblee, Wien printer. James Thatcher, Stockport, Cheshire, saddler. Charles Lucy; Bristol, cornfactor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE:I* ' Jelin Searle sad George Nash, Bristol, osnahr-gatenewnitnrs. James Wright and Jose p h Pus, Manchester, calleadesees. Andrew Salisbury and David Salisbury, Nottingham, &viers. Esther Clarke and Amy Lathy, Honiton, IDevonsbire, be. manstfacoarees. Jelin Scales and John ilavey, High Holborn, coach makers. Robert Hides and Mary Timni, Sheffield, knits manoracturers. WMlam =Wood, Joseph Alien, and Richard Wood, Shelleitionaltsters end wine merchants. John lilffien and WWhult Twist. Gravesend, bankers. Richard Dickson, Hsnty Watson, and Milani Paw. dington, Manchester, calico printers. Jobs Wright and Rands -t by .shall - from time to tithe bd iniested, Aecobutant-General :boll at once proteed to lay out such nibeey, ot to invest such dividend.; feti'm time to tinie,Vehout waiting - 6r the written fequist from the Solicitor, which is fettered by the presebt I preetice. And whenever. Exchequer Bifis, - puftlteed by the YAcebatistent-G.dere, or deposited with him, become payable; there also the Accountant• General shall receive the amount due upon such bilk, and re invest the same in, the purchase of other Exchequer Bills, without waiting for the Solicitor's request. 12$. That where the resistance to the parment of a legacy arises wholly from a doubt as to !he construc tion of the gift in the will, there, either the legatee' or the executor, upon a petition without bill, may, if it ap ar expedient to the Court, obtain an immediate upon the .point; and the Court shall there s. Make such °ran as the case appears to requite, either with respect to the payment of the legacy, or the stiles of the proceeding; and such order shall be subject to tbir same rules of re•hearing or appeal as if made in 'a cause: • 124. That it appearing Upon the evidence that doubts have been entertained whether, upon a bill filed by any party interested, or by an executor or other trustee, fhr the construction of any will or other instrument, or for the direction of the Court on any matter'of tinst,,ix is in the discretion of the Oburt to confine its deeteetethe particular relief prayed by the bail. without taking upon itself the general execution of the trusts of the will or other instrument, it is expedient that it be sonsiciered that such discretion does, in all cases, residecwith the Court. . HS. That, in all cases where the defendant may pro- tect himself by demurrer or plea, from discovery either to the whole or to- a part of the bill, there the defendant shall ba at liberty to insist upon-the sense matter of de fence by way of answer; and shall thereby be protected from all further discovery, either to the whole bill or to the part in question, as the case may be, eseepr as to discovery to which e plaintiff-woold have hen enti tied in support 'of the plea, if the defendant hid made his defence by plea instead of answei ; and that whets the plaintiff shall unapt to such sewer of the defend may on the ground that Abe wove--defetbreo Wismar' by detburree or - plea, would hot fralfbreteetArtbesdilesit • ant from further discovery, there the" plaintiff its place of ceuitig down the.exception before the.fdaster s shall be at libel ty to arearthe evert that his exception be allowed ; and the Coen• shall make cyder thereupon accordingly. And wherever the sufficiency of defvnee in that respect ii declared by the. Court, or is admitted y the plaintiff without estespderi; these the plaftntiff shall proceed in his cause in the same manner, in alt re spects, ai would .have beet entided to do by the resent practice of the Court if the defendant held pleaded or demutred ) either wholly or partially, to the bill. • 126. That to every bill, *here the common injunc tion to stay proceedings at lair is sought, them :hall be affidavit, suede by the plaintiff and his soli that the** Is not sled for delay, and purpose of 'obtaining equitable reliefor aid of a proceeding at law; std.*. Ishisi-• further state in such affidavit, the theta *bet advised of his alleged equitable title t tati farther state in such the GM* first apprised of, or Was aware of sutli al tide. And where it shall haw', from circurZstances; that tilWst eattijor be the plaintiff, there an egoist% h 1 the' &ea as far AS the same ireffigqi Ike sdicitor, 111 . 11 0 4101 Wale P fol--thst milker shall _ . ' . . , . . . . . ~, . • - ..... . '.. . .. _ . , - t • • ' • . . . .. - . • , 0 ~ s - ?'''••• . • 1 ? .. "' 4 ' . 44 • - . . . ~ • • .-• , - • *. l li • , . ' . ... • . : .....: - ':. S.. .'-' 4.1. 4 ••• s • . .. • . • di ' ' 1 4 .01 ~, ~::: •‘ d .• . • •-•,' 4 11, ,, . ;•,"-' r ' ••18 ~, V 1 . , 4,- -__; e . ,-,, - 1• -, . .i . . ' . • . '. • 11 . 6 - -, • • .....,.:.• .4 7 yr: 4,1 ‘, .. r' • . . I .. • -....--. .. - '' . • P. i- - '•. - .. .?..:''' . 4 1 t • - . . . ....., '' • • • . , .... • , . - ' •,,I 'IIC "At • • ~.., _ • • . -•• , . • • 4 . ' . 4. ,• - '- • -- • . -- , • -a. A -- --••••::: , dr . • - - . -,, .-4. • 9416011! i -........,_.........- .... - ...:'..1. !, : - ~,,,,,.. i . I 4 0 ;.4 7 4% ~ • • ,n,. ~ .. ~ . _,, ~ .. &T AIL .• t ; 1 ~. ' . • , I. ..... .. ____ . 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Wine bletchants, Grocers, &heels, Laundresses, VALUABLE ENCLOSURE OF ARABLE LAND, Samuel Walker, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, grocer. • (Costinued from the Sten of yesterday.) , Salesmen, Servants, and Persons going on board Steam Packets, BANKRUPTS. 117. That it is desirable that .the Lord Highthin. dm win Ind great ;idvantage in employing the 'Company's Cans, ELIGIBLE FOR BUILDING, Thomas Neestrip, Cateaton-street, woollen-warehouseman, 'to our- cellor, the Master of the Rolls, aidltbe Vice-"Chtleelior, - which deliver goods three times a day, at the charge of &spend: - AT HENGROVE PITS, render, April 1,8, at ten, and May 2, at twelve, 'at the Coen• • only, between any two places within three miles of Temple-bar. Being contiguous to the London-road from &eines , and adjohaing of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, set oma' take into consideration the pietent 'itate' or the • • Two hundred receiving houses have been awaited throughout the Road from Ashford to Stanwell, Mr. J. J. Tanner, New Baslnghall-street. emoluments of the Masters, and alsb of their clfilts,ind -• Town, at which Geode may be left, or orders sent for Carts to TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . William Borrocks,Liverpool, corodeakr, Apra 18, 19, and May the effect which will be Pro diced by taking front them 9, at one, at the Golden Lion Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. the profit of copy-money ; arid s hould thereupon suggest call at any place. By M r . ROBINS,. Central Office, 69, Great Queen-Street. • • (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), Richard Ftnlow, Liverpool; or Mr. E. Chester, Staple bus. • what shall appear to be reasonable with respect to the Thomas Walker Williams, Northwich,' Cheshire, banker, April At Garraway's Coffee-bouse 'Change-alley, CornhM, - future emoluments of the slid Misters and the* . clerks, _ , 94, stx, and May 9, at eleven, at the Crown lon, Nonhwich. On Tnuasnav, the 13th April, i 826, at Twelve o'Clock, CHANCERY COMMISSION. - . Attoruies. Mr. Juues Roarke, Fumlval's Inn ;or 111 r. Buhr, and with respect to the fees 'hereafter to be paid 14 the A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD Northwich. suitors of the Court in the Wingers' oakes. i, i t This day was published, in Bvo. price 6s. boards, ESTATE, equal to FREEHOLD, held of thi MANOR George Blanchard, Manchester, corn-factor, April 24, 25, and May 118. Tnat in order to relteVe , shi Minn front COPY,rnttoedhitsoMinityin?SiTntoif the hy prising ASH F ORD , at a trifl t i;g A g ra U b t o T REN c T,*and i f n ine cerr y in, eon- 9, t d t a w n o ci Co.Te e m Star ple; or inn ifr. M anc hester . ater, A er ies' Neurs. the expense of a MitteVa itttendinee, to take silitfaiits 7 1 -COMMISSIONERSofthe made appoi• . PRACTICE of 'CHANCERY, with the Propositions, and Mr. TEN ACRES, John Booth, Manchester, dealer and c hapman, April 24, 25, at or answers, the Lard High Chindellor do, •by'.isite or i ' lkame's Explanatory Paper. Ordered by the House of Corn- Eligibly situate for the purpose of erecting a vill a , occupying a . three, and May 9, at nine , at' the Star Inn, Manchester. At- more commission or commissions under the great seas, mons to be printed. Frontage to the Row from Staines to London, and Ashford to tonnes. Messrs . Milo. and Co. Temple; or Mr. James Smith, nominate and appoint the warden, keeper, or other chief . London: J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Bookkliers and Publishers, Stanwell , adjoining the Lands of Charles Sherb orne, ' K 141,11141 Manchest e r ' officer of every prison within the city of Landed or,the .Pintugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. Grave*, and' the Glebe of the Vicarage of Ashford. William Aston, Toll End, Staffoolshire, ironmaster, April. 21, 22. Of whom may be had, in Two large Vols. 100. price 411. In the occupation of Mr, Ginger, on Lease to Thomas Dalton, and May 9, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. At- bills of mortality, and their deputies, to be Magueys 1 tansies, Messrs. Helms i anti Co. New last; or mr. Meredith, traordinary of the High Court 61 - Chancery, tai' s• Team' and VIMARLEII . Paestum paacrice and COSTS in Coen- Esq. for an tmeSpired term of about four years. . cans, tea- the use of the Barrister, and guidance of the Solicitor. ti be viewed by applying to the Tertkat ; and Particulars may be Birmingham. . ' : vita iposet:a answers , fta taking and receiving all and every' itidi - si Za a- , { had at • the Black Dog. Bedront ; Red Lion and George, Ikons- Thomas Mowatt, Thornbary,l Gloucestershire, grocer, April 12, ak any personor persons, within any low; Bell, Isleworth ; Pidgeons, Brentford; of Mr. ffiregson Sod 13, and May 9, at one, at the White Lion Tavern, Bristol. At- ; NEW HARP MUSIC. licitor, Middle Temple - lane; at Garraways; and of Mr. R obins, wrote', Mr. James Martin Baxter, Thornhury; or Masa. such prison, shall be willing or desirous to mike before No. 170, Regent -street. Holing and Co. New Inn. any such persons, iii oi cOnceining any cause,: yhtter, LABAR RE'S Selection of - Favourite Airs, from the popular Opera La dame Blanche. Price se. twelve, and Mao 9 , at ten , at the White Hart Inn , Nairberth. i PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and PRESENTATION Ditto Variations to Kathleen O'Moore. 31. 6d. Attornles Mr. George Philipps, Narberth; or Messrs . Clarke I Horn's Arrangement for the Harp of Kaikbunner's celebrated to the RECTORY of LYDDIARD MILLICENT, in the and Co. Chancery -lane. for no other purpose; and the perso n . sO takinn inch Piano Forte Coneetante. Price 6s. 6d. County-of Writs . . Richard Willis, Kfddermtnster, grocer, April 7,• at five, 8, and affidavit or answer, Shill, in respect thereof, belatited .. Perth:tire Divertimento on the popular Air " Cherry Ripe." • Alay 9, at deem, at the White Hart Inn. Hardebury. Attak- to receive a fee of One Mang, said no ninre. _•,• • • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, I Price 3s. nits, Mr. Coate., Pump-court, Temple; or Mr. Brinton, Kid- 119. That the Masters Ettrabidiatiribt thii.Cosirt • Ditto Duet, for Harp and Piano Forte, with Flute, and Violon- By Mr. ROBINS, derudneter. . st: • cello Accompaniment. Price ss. (Of Warwick-House Regent-street), Edward Winter, Tenterden, Kent, grocer, April 14, 15;and Mat shall be at liberty in future to take dadai or at- Ditto Rondo, for the Harp, on" Le petit Tambour." Price 2s.thl Lion inn, Tenterden. Attornirs, Mr. knowledgment of deeds or ~reeognitiners; or to shy s, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corahill, liochsa's Introductions and Variations on Pletosa a mid !amend, James 'Raper Higbaisse, Walbrook; or Mr. Joseph Mann other act ineidelif to, the offize Of Master Extraordinary ! . and Brilliant Coda. Price 3s. ,On THOUDAT, the 13th of April, 1846, at Twelve o'Clo:k, Tenterdin. • ' l ief Chancery, at An y place wadi is distant tett milts, or 111 Douchez's Fantasia on "O deice Contento." Price 3s. 6d. THE ADVOWSON, and NEXT PRESENTA- Thomas Ellis and Jobs Mlle, Blackman -street, Bored* barrow M more, froth Londbn. I Chipp's introduction ind Rondo on Horn's favourite Air "Cherry TION to the RECTORY of LYDDIARD MILLICENT, makers, Aprll 4, 11, and May 9, at twelke, at the Coon ..' . Itipe. Price 3s. Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghallatreet. Attorney , Mr. 120. That all causes originally heard toy the Master . 1 1 between Swindon, CrickLule, Wootton Bassett, and Malmsbury, Published by J. Willis and Co. Royal Musical Repoaitory, 559 in the County of Wilts, with a respectable Parsonage-bouse and Goddard, Thavies Inn, Holtporn. of the Rolls; or the Vice-Chancel shall shall, be heardi'on St. James's-aireet, where may be (donde splendid variety of Harps, cakes, Dairy, Cellars, and Yard ; Stable, Barn, Cart House. Out- William Cashes, Replay., Staffordshire, chemical-manufactnrer, farther directions by the aline lidge; un' - • - ten biststiArty l l'iauo Fortes, and every description of Musical Instruments. by buildings , Garden, dr.c. pleasantly situate upon a Sue Kaowk , April 11, ta, at eleven, and May 9, at eight, at the . .Talbtt Arms entitled to - set down such cause for hearing till torther . the most eminent makers, at the lowest manufacturers' prices. eurrounded by . Inn, Rugeley. Attornies, Mr. Joseph Dove, Caret-street, Lire ‘ . TWENTY-FOUR ACRES • coin's Inn; or Mr. Jitim Smith, Rugeley. directions, Shall think fit to hale such cause heard by • • •• William King sad Edirard King, Lower Thames-street, cheese- the Lord Chancellor. • Of Glebe, and about , ' • mongers, April 4, St eleven,-11, at twelve, and May 9, at dere*, 121. That in futare'lao ' day sha)l be 'Op shy TO THE PUBLIC. . • `THIRTY MORE ACRES . at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. order for payment, if Coo' bat s ahrtS.,nr " : ' lit.: II LYING submitted to you, my “ best" Friends, Nearly adjoining , w i th the Great and Small tithes of the N a i s b: - Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Co. Great Tower-street. X.& agreeably to my usual custom, the Scheme, at length, of the which contains about John Goodwin, Reddiff Coal-wharf, Bristol, coal-merchant, *sit treader of stock inte COurt . . AA' 'clideV 1 . , present Lottery; I feel it will log unnecessary for me to, say more TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES 1, at ten, 11, it eleven and May 9, at ten at the Collet of general, and the party, to make the payment or trans- than to express my grateful thanks for all past favours, and to • - Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinshall-street. Attorney, Mr. kr, shall have *cured to him Stlail nape as the Court - • assure you, I have been most anxious in this, MY FAREWELL Of Land , including the Glebe, Warrand, Addle-hill, Doctors'Commons. may - think reasonable for that purpose by the sledge CONTRACT, to retain and improve all the popular points of late Producing, upon an estimate, nearly Gottheld Erdman Frederick Schwleger and John Eastman, Wag- . Schemes, and I regret to state, SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. ford-court, Fenchurch.street, merchants, April 4, 11,Bettray restraining the party who obtains it - froth seraidg a • s, at dimes, at the Court of C.ommhatoners of Bankrupts, writ of execution of the ordet uthilafter that time. ' • This is the very last Lottery but One The present Incumbent about Sixty-four Years of Age. in ßasi ort o on erstiiree-attics. Atomics; Messrs. Amery and Co- 'Ebro& 122. That whenever any order is hereaftee made fiy 1 That will ever be drawn in Rolland. Particulars may be had at the O ffi ce of the Cambridge Chronicle, Richard Andrews, Kingsbury Green, midinese; victualler, Apra the Court, that money shall . bt *laid out by the A l e. 4, CorahM, I have the tumour to be Cambridge; the Offices of the Oxford Journal and Herald; Sri Your devoted Servant, and Mr. Adams, Oxford; of William Crowdy, Esq. Solicitor 11, at twelve, 18, at eleven, and May 9, at twelve, atth, the Coen aUlitant"General in • th* * Puterawe of stbrk or - Etat'. ' i 9, Charing• Cross. T. BISH, Contractor Higbworth , Wil ts ;at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.stfeet. Anomie', fitter Bills, or that dividends tube received by the Ac. Rreenr.atreet. t....-.......,..-. egos:L•-•.1 ...1....11 ./......... .1,.....• .....• .1.. i..,• L..: 1.-.3--•.a.a FiTaill'at on these neute and distressing Diseases. Ike. as. 6d. Mara; Manchester, talk. Printan• John Wright and Franck "" w 11 ` 7 P''' A Sew Edda% prig as, 03. gold, C um Hovland, &lively, Derbyshire, brush manufacturers. John Ten- antlered an afficht • . PRACTICAL OEVERVATIONS on the DEBILITIES, (Ileum and Martha Martin, Llveraaol. oar& alasafactarara• Za- itur stating that NATIMAL tad CONTEACTED. at the SYSTEM, in which chadab Fang Darby and Clariss T), Shoalane, II merchant* only ' for , the sty the Force of Dangerous and Voluptuous Habits are ininetelt In. and ink manufaeturers. William and Thomas Ellis, Poole, .„„ • aid vestigated; including copious Observadons in. the Theory of Ge- - Winetaltiro, li nen diapas. George Deakin ind Hobert asiekett, utteoyell in c aeration, Flude Albin, dlr. Ike. - • Shellial, tomb ntansfacturers. Mesas Patoaktili, .James Law tiff shall further A TREATISE - eta INENGESTION; to which are rased, Jones, and Gana Alamitos *owe. Fenoburela-steatt s 4aSnyr he was first advise some general Observhdoes on Scrofulous and Cuuineeis ER . OII/m, chandlers. John Dmi# and . Julia ' Cagle, Natanshasas law the l egjeigee s hall price 6‘. . • .' , mannfacuiren. Peter Mannar mad WMllms Little, Ilistiboreugh, • A PRACTICAL TREATISE de FEMALE DISEASES; drapers and tea dealers. William Rare, Marla, Baker, and John when he was first ee ldel l g eg tale m a ngo*, • Symptoms; mot neaumeot of the most Gibsou, Batley, West Ridliag Yorksidreiliiikiddeirs: . Jibe' Saida 'aged equitable tit important Diseases to 'Math, &nude Syehrariesubioet, at peat- .and Jobs Voisin, • Renee-epse-Trowe all itablaaa unavitidable circa liar Periods of life; e mpties imeiententary Werkfor Studious, makers. Edema! Ramada-mid Sathaeiel litewaide, Thema. • a di b y the Alai and a Guide ,to the general Illesdir, Air. id: . ~ . street, wholesale eheesetoongeis. Jan "Illeilhi lad T. /X Printed for Messrs. Sharnaillallad Cwlla. Pateefludeareorg . C , , - wb&.alA Elheinghem am Goefillamemai: gmeagededsse, was .artwasait l a as rA by at 10 r a - be loads Chapple, 66, Fall-mall; • ant Bowen, 11111, Oete.pitreet, Ldealeri. foonder‘ • ONE THIRD PART OF A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, smAss sr • PRINCE'S-STREET, LEICWIITSE-SQUARE, the OLD _ BAILEY, and SHIP-COURT adjoining. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Wnenoue Restive, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Home, Regent-street,) At flamtway's Coffee-home, 'Chum'Vey, Oernltill, On Tammy; 13th April, MO, at Twelve o'Clock, By Order of the remora of the late Jou= Kama:, Esq. ONE THIRD PART of a VALUABLE FREE. HOLD ESTATE, comprising an excellent DWELLING HOUSE, situate N 0.44, late 41,ea1 the west side of Printe's•atreet, Leicester-iquare i Three Storks high, with commodious Shop in front; Warehouses and Confectionary at the back; Ware-rooms over; Kitchen, &c. in the Basement. CM Lease, of which Ten Years and a quarter are unexpired at Lady-day ne xt, at a low yearly Rent of One Hundred Pounds. and now In the occupation of Masa. Candler and Collinsons, grocers and eolfoctiimeri. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with Cook Shop, ace. situate No. 64, Old Bailey, in the occupation of Mr. Gibbs. THREE DWELLING HOUSESecljoloing, in Shlp-Murt,Nos. 1,9, and 3, in the occupation of Mews. Emilie, Richards, and Howes, oa Lease foe a Term, of which Nine Years and Three Oncarte are unexpired at Lady-day, 1996, at the Yearly Rent of e Hundred and Eight Pounds. To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be Ind; of Mr. Charles Lane, Solicitor, No. 39, Bedford-row; at Ouraway's ; and of Mr. Robles, No. 170, Regeni.street. MRS. LLOYD GIBBON respectfully notices to the Ladies, that they may be immediately supplied with bey celebrated ANATOM ICAL STAYS, by the Limes Letters Pa tent, which are considered by the most eminent of the Faculty as calculated to -prevent and correct Crookedness, to support the Weak, to reduce Corpulency, and to aford the most essential benelt to Females of every age. • Mrs. L. O. begs to caution Ladies against a Person claiming relationship with her, and professing to have been instructed in business by her. Mrs. L. G. never instructed her,' or any ether Person whatever, in the art of applying the Anatomical Stays, and (on account of their peculiar construction) they are useless when improperly applied. To be had only of Mrs. Lloyd Gibbon, at No. 11, Sloane-street, Narightsbridge. I