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i ~1 ii - __;. ( - , 0 „.:;&•-fr '' (•-• k r. ...... . .., , . ~.. ,-.-,..., ,„,, , _ . , • j,, r \ (CI I • 1 . ^ • •.1 •i .A) • • •_ . . Ito I , ".,7 )1r) 3 1 ' • +,JatUte. 60321 .1 I, l' g 2 ARMY. LIEUTENANT in an old distinguished Regi• s ot of Infamy at home, will exchongewith A ny Li eut .- co Half-pay. Letters, post-paid, directed to X.Y. Colchester, ' t.l (tended to. r.'.9e • . . . son FIWARK PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION BREWERY. rrHE Directors of the above Establishment tequest *1% 4, 0 ; 4 of the Pruprktors, on Thursday, the 23d inst. at 1 0,0 don Coffee-house, LutlzAte-hill, at Twelve o'Clock, the aj t ake taken at One precisely, on *pedal-04in. ?WING, AT ONE SHILLING AND THREE...PENCE CROWN INN, BASINGS OK& -- - - pigNrs respec ts psblic begs ws to rm t h e he o is b de ili t ti n , nin G od en t t:T .. , and d mi st the old price—Returns ibis sincere thinks for the many 1 7,, - nco elerreil on him, and hopes by attention to merit their fspessours.—June 13, 1808. .. -- . . . CENTRE HOTEL, CRESCENT, BUXTON. SMITH returns his gratef u l acknowledgments ' • to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public is general, for favoute upon him the last Season, and hopes by an miremitarg • . to the azconamodation of those who may honour him net Company, to mesa their patronage and support. j g Latin House recently occupied t y bates and Hodgson, f o usinrk of the Centre Hotel, and is Itted up in a comfort. gesso" ready for the reception of company. swum, May 21. 1 fee. VINE INN, STOURDRIDGE. UVRY RICHARDS, impressed with gratitude f or favours conferred at the UPPER HORSE SHOE, alders it a duty incumbent on him, to return hit most sincere s iseartfelt thanks, being the only tribute he can pay for such ;owed (yours—he at the same time begs to assure hi. meads elastomers in general, that it shall ever be his study to merit ' snort, and to render every possible comfort and coave *see to the Traveller, and Inhabitants of the Town and g e i g hbouthsod; actuated by these motives. be takes this oor ioity o f i n forming the Public, that he has lately altered and re. hod htt hnwe, a:id, as mistakes have frequently • arisen by ano hon,e havingthe same SIGN, has changed his SIGN, and kis HOUSE will imfuture De Called the V.INE ANN groat at tention has been paid in providing comfort..ble beds ; the. staid departntent bash:ea very ir.uch enlarged and improved; wh r be trusts the Traveller will find regular atiention:.-An addLioaal colt of the best Wines and Spirits is provided. lace 2, 1008. . bIONIE.Y. VOBLENIEN, Gentlemen, &C. ire respectfully Infprmed they may be supplie d 4ith Money to any amount 0 terms equal to mortene, sautied upon Freehold, Cripyhold, Ldsebold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Set daunts, Widows Jointures, Clergymen; Livings, or any other Pee i try ; persons of respectability may be sup2lied on their per iod exurityollly.—GelltieMNl will find every liberal aceommo. ids - without delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or boas (Post Paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. to, WI -street, Berk, lernuare. %Tie HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM, with a CON TINGENCY of 21Q00. A rt ' Lady or Gentleman who will present t he Friend of the Advertiser to a CHURCH LIVING, or ob- Wake lam a respectaqe and permanent „situation in town or many, may ruceiv • an assigrusient of 2001. a year, arishir from the Finds, clear of all Property Tax, durteg a healthy life of be mire So and 60, and 10001. o 8 the death of the same Person.— The Cofeingency mai be increased to 20001 if the Liviag or situa tin is adequate to the eipecta: ions of the Friend of the Adver tUi.—None but principals, or those rtally Interested, can be toted with. Liters, post paid, addressed to ENV. No. 48, Aldermanbury, 'elk ancuded tts. . . BROO RE and Co. '237, Piccadilly, respectfully in form the Pahlic that the ensuing State Lottery consists of 't ickets and is the only Lottery that ever contained SIX PRIZES of £20,000 0.10,000 I !.1 of C.2,C00 5,000 5 I,noo &sides an equal synnber of other Prizes to any former I.ottery— these are objects of attraction beyond any thing ofthe kind, si re commeacemett of I.otteries, and they recommend the Public to purchase immediately. ?toper. and Co.'s Office has been established Shry Years, and latbeen particularly fortunate in selling Capital Prises.—hl :he lAttvry just finished, 24,206 and 2.1,209, both Prizes of .C. 50 • sere ,old in Shares. . - . •. . 3 of • IN the Grand and Last ST ATE LOTTE RY for 1807,which hrgins drawing the :Nth THIS MONIH, behold tin fultming Capital Prizes, all floating: namely, SIX of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!! .. 8 Prizes of £20,000 3 Prizes of £2,060 4 ..,.... 10,01`0 5 1,050 2 5,G00 7 500 And only 25,000 Ticket,. For such Capitals, buy Ticket' or Shat es of *Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. At thiir Temple of Good Fortune, No.ll,Hotaoal; 37, Cos le- SILL: or 31, Hat ma aitit r ; where, in the last State Lottery, were iiiild, in iG2 hharra, the following Capitals : 11,223 a Prize of Z 20,000 I 11,200 a Prise of L 5OO 12,909 —. 10.040 1,814 .—..... .5t 0 1 0 ,175 —, .3.000 9,744 ....... XV 12,862 I,ool' I 5,798 ~,........ 500 5,100 letAi 22.830 ..--. 300 12,197 —.... 1,000 17.149 .......... .500 /kr. &c. Likewise. N 0.2,570, the only Grand 40,0001. Prize ewer known, vizs sold at the above Offices, in le Slitteentba in the preceding Loom. ___.--.--....-....--t•"'"'''. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS !I! • PAID TO THE PUBLIC FOR LARGE CAPITAL PRIZES sold in Shares last Lottery, which is Ten Thousand Pounds "ore than was sold by any other Office in London, via. Yo. 16,909, 20,0001. and No. 7,297, 10,000 L each of Which were nay sold to the Public In a Quarter, two Eighths, and F'ght Sixteenths, at WARNER's FORTUNA'T'E OFFICE, No. 16, CORNHILL, Wits returns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentile and the Pubne at 11 '7e, for the very conspicuous preference be received,Rat and - ter. himself he shall exprience aneentinvatice of their "es' as Ilene Fortune has so abundantly bestowed her Benefits frogs his TICKETS and SHARPS are now on Sale for the STATE f.Ol - ITity, which beifins Drawing the 29th of JUNE, 1608. The SCHEME contains a greater number of 20,0001. Brims than ever was known, viz. 6 Prises of t 20,000 2 2 of v I ac 5 ...... of l,OOO &e. &e. Clubs, Societies, 'Merchants' a nd Bankers' eterhs, Coachmen, Guist's, and Carriers of every description, will reci*ee a had tome allowance. • Lent r : f•-nsis the Country, post paid , containk2 Dank " Not Pees OTize Orders, or short•dated dills, treated the same, as if present. Nate—Letters, containing money, must p a y treble postage. THURSDAY, JUNE i 6 1808. VICTUALLING oI'FICE, JUNE 14, 180. THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTLiALLP.'O - Jll. lIIAJESTr, NAVY, do krely g ive Notice, Tkat on Wednesday the +Adios% they will be ready to malt.* 'fenders, in writing sealed tip) and treat for One Hundred 'lons of CHELSHIRE; . 'bER.BraHRE, WARWICIiSHIRE, and GLCIMSA T BRSHI.RE CHEEA, or Cheese of equal goodness ; andfor Fifty Tons of ROSECORK (seconds) BUTTER, or British Butter of equal goodness ; to be delivered, one half thereof in a fortOl‘ht, and the reefainder in a fortnight afterwards, into His Majeity's Victuailint Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seep at the Secretary's oioce. Na regard %Did k ha l to axy Tesler ix whisk de price Jolliest husrted ix worth a tleNgth, or that shall sot he Idly...red to the Boati e• fore care Ado ‘h on the said Wlshoesskry go :MI instant, aor rile.: th • Person Irk wales the Tender, or some Perim am Ai/ behalf, amid, to answer :wiry 4alleStAr. JAMES SMJETHURSI 'S NEW IMPROVED PATENT LAMP. A CAUTION to Person desirous of having the New Improved I Patent Lamp and Wass Chimney that burns without siuuke for all purposes. SMETHURST thinks proper to give this Public el • Notice of his having been informed of sevtial persons selling his Patent Glass Chlinnoys sued to Lamps upon i printiple different from his, and them ant. to request his friends willbe par tieular in obs.sring that the l.tass Chimneys upon his Pitettt Prindple are marked S. P. Patent, and the Lamp also has s label in front of the 'Dirtier, containing these words, SSnethWE ael ' Paul's Patent." Other Persons selling Lamps with Spiral Burners under the title-of Patent. without tba above names on the label and Glass Chimney, is an imposition un the Public, and an infringement oi. itis.dpht.—No. I.3eZ, Now fond-stre,t. y .%IENI),. GENTLEM4N'S Clothes continue to be n.adel in the most th4atit and &Ai:in-able inAner, and in that 1 highly approved style of cutting which has given uniVeHal iaig• fae ion to the Nobility add Gentry, Ly DiETRICHSEN and CLARK, Taylors, at No. 1.4 RathLone-place, London (the lat ter herezotore foreman to Mr. Alien). 'lley also make yoang Dati.lemen's Suits awl Hu6sur Dresses in the most tasteful and el. Cant form. Conn ry itindlints may be infornusi how to send their measure per Post. Rigimentals,Couri Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breeches, Liveries, &e.Ste. _ • • BEAU"! IFU.. womEN. THE greatest blemish to beauty is superfluoui Hairs ou the Fade, Neck, and at nus--11UBERS's ROSLA 11. POWDlat immediately r4noves them, is au elegant article, per fectly innocent and plessaat to me, yrice is. and 7s. Sold by the Propnetor, Ito. ts,Ru.sell-street, Covent Garden Overton, 47, Bond-street; Aroodniart, 169, Piccadilly; Davison, JO, Fleet-street; Thorn, 45, Oxford-street ; Dunnett, S, Cheap side ; Bull. Dublin ; Baxter, Edinburgh an.' Gia.gow ; Gr..gsua, Liverpool; Simson, Hertf ord; Gilburd, Brighton; Mitchell, Colchester ; Tymbs, Worcester ; Sprouse, Tunbridge-Wells ; Sellers, Hull; Seldom, Cheltenham; talking, Swanseo ; Benison, Margate; Bollasoa, Coventry; and in every town—Good allow ance to dealers. THE PIC lUitE 02 LONDON FOR 1808. 'HE Public,are-siespcctfully informekl that a new and improved Edition of the PICTURE of LONDON, corrected throughout to the 25th of April, is this day.tearly for delivery to the Booksellers, price ss. 6d. bound in red. This Edition is embellished with new and interesting engrav ings, and with abtrge Map of London and another of its Envirctis, alone worth 3s. Insides Tables of Hackney Coach and Water men's Fares, numerous I.ists, &c. &c. The acknowledged Utility ,and great Popularity of this work having occasioned several conteraptihk piracies and imitations of it; unwary persons are cant iorred to beware of having such works obtrulod upun them, which though aseunting the appearance, pots .ss few of the uses, and note of the original character and features of tke iicture of London. Bridge-yreet, lune 1, inun, A V.A..° FOR 1 E, On a N:nv and '...proved Construction, WILK iNSON and Co. late BRODERIP and ViII,KINON, No. ft, Hay Nolarket, beg Lave to inform :he Nobilty antilir in general, that they have received his Ma cry's Royal Letters Patent fur a Piano Furto, on an entirely new emstructam, called a New Patent Cabinet Piano Forte. The superi r qualities it p!. s,esses ...re a britiancy of tonc, une. d 6y any Piano Forte, united with a peculiar delicacy and fa. 'illy/ of touch 'Ube simplicity and strength of its coostru •tion prove t the possibility of its being ont of tune so frequeat as cry otter in* r nt. • • • i rc . . era peculiar application of the pedals it is particularly ael.,p ed for executing with unprecedented effect, ei•her Voc 11 or I .strumental Music, at the same time the elegance of its form, coaibined with a complete conveniency for Mudc Books, &:••-. renders it, as a piece e.f furaiture, far superior to a::y Piano Fo to eveer i.ade.—Dimensions, ?!eight 5 feet 6 inches—Breadth .1 Let 6 inches--Depth foot h itches N. B. Wilkinson and Co. the Proprietors of the above Patent Piano Fe: - te,b• icy fully persuaded of tfiesuperiorityof its stalling in tune over all others, engage to keep thoae soW in town in tune and re pair for twelve months, free of ripener. It may ha necee try to add, that the Cabinet Piano Fortes are finished tinder the immediate inspection of the Inventor, Mr. Wm..SouthweU, at :heir Manufactory, No. 9, Windmill-street, and at No. 141 - lay Market. i his day was ..uhlianed, Handsomely printed in two vnle. svn. price 16s in hoards, F HE THEORY of MORAL SENTIMENTS ; or, Att Essay :owards an Analysis of :be Pun iipks by which Men naturally judge concert.i g the Conduct and Character, first of their Neighbours, and aft rss stale of Themselves. To which is added, A DIonERTATION on the ORIGIN of LANGUAGES. 8r AD _AM SMITH, LL.D. F.R.S. Edinburgh t Printed for Bell and Br:dilate; W. Laing ; and Mundell, i)eig, and Stevenson, Edinburgh; Lackirgton, and Co. Vernor and Hood, and Sharpe ; and Cradock and Joy, Ave Maria4ane, London. As above may be bad, I. An INQUIRY into the Nature and. Causes of the Wealth of Nations ;by Adam Smith, LL.D. F. R.' S. To which le pre fixed, au Account of the Life and Writings of the Author. 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Piimcuth, on Tistsdiy 21st instant, • FIVE linndri-c! and Fifteen W".1o1e Barrels, 109 INif Wu.) ui lUCF, ex Johan Heinrick,• Jacob Wett Master, r•.s! °red to the Claimant.—For vi.wirg the above “Ead further partizalars, apply at the Coubting-lioute of said Widow SYMONS and SON, Piens:nub. II ED FORDs TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', . _ A I , cryYdluable, Compact k REV-10L.1) FARM . , situateat Tod. dingten, three miles from Woburu, and six from Dunstable, At tile Utorge Inn, Woburn, on Friday, the 24th day of limit inst. at 12 o'clock at noon,. • l AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called HERNF. FARM ; consisting of 11 clout of pasture lam!, and four doses of arable land, contaiui! , g by adir.emurement 134 acres 2 roods S poles, now in the occupation of Frances Butcher, witlow.—Ale Estate may be viewed, on application beirr made to the tenant; and para.:Liars may b had of Messrs. Stiorg, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. lanes bilburne, c: So chill, of Mr. Thomas Lllbunie, of C'ardingtou; and oi Air. Gardner, Auctioneer, Woburn. • C MANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, AND ESTATE, WI :'ti VALUABLE CON I'INCENCIES-By Mr. SQUIBB, At Gurrawars Tu(*Jay dr: 2V3 of June, I SOS. at twelve o dor+, b Cue l.or, unless prcv...ri,ly );.. , t1 t.i 'uf . . . Private Contract, Z.. Ali kiN JR of AkrINNINGTo:;, with Lite Mansion-house and ClEcts called N-HAI.L., corapristig a spacious and complete Residence tor a large built with stone, and covered slat', and lotished in a mod,rn containi”g rooms of laige dirturtsions, sup rb!y ii.ted up...— geometrical stone stairs, mahogany doors, platc•-elas.. windows, marble clinnney-ineces, and oak floors, with approp:ia, at...aelad and detached others; sta'iling for .5u horses, coach-boosts, zr.;en house, hot-houses, grapery, pine and succession-hous.s, excavnt kitchen•sardens with hot walls, mushroom-hove, cold-buttes, ice -house, a poultt y-bou.:e upon a riot- sc.de, and eva-.• r.e cessary building for agricultural purposes; dove-house, entr.mee cottage lo:ges,with shrubbvry and plant4ons slcping to the Weaver, at a convenient distance from the house, whiqi is w - situated on very highly ornamental ground, and surrounded by ::bout 640 acres of land, chiefly meadow and pasture; of superior quality, divided into farms, and let respectable tenants, woods and plantations in hand, and ornamental cottages and garden , art joining the road; the whole tovt her lorndr.g a trulydesirable and e!egant residence for a large establishment. To which there is attached, a most valuable MINERAL, which, if attended to, far exceeds the value of this place as a re sidence. The Estate is situate one mile from .Northwich, 17 from Ches._ ter, 22 from Mancli,:ster, and 30 from Lives pooL May be viewed, by applying to the Rev. Josh Furey, Win nington Lodge, twat. Nurthwich ; and printed p4rticula.rs may be bad of h:r. Wyatt, Lime Grove, near Bangor ; of Mr. Ed win Wyatt, Solicitor,. t. Asaph ; at the Hotel, Chester; the Ho tel, Liverpool; tlas Bridgewater Arms, Mancnester ; and ot` Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall Mall, London, where a plan "of the Estate rnav be seen; ant , further particulars krrnen. • TAR. JAMES's FEVER POWDER and ANA. LF.PTIC PILLS, prepared genuine, as usual, at the re duced prices of Is. 9d. the packet, and 2s. 9d. per hoz, by Ben;a ntin Perrin (the original and only person who ever prepared th' for the late Dr. Robert Juno), No. 23, Southampton-street, C.- vent-Garden, London. PERRINI IMPERIAL DENTIFRICE, which gives a deli. ..at4 fragrar.cy to the breath, prevents the tooth,ach, and ‘s id • prove a valuable acquisition to every individual desirous of teeth , soucd, clean, aid white, or of gums Lalthy, firm, and Ho. td ; 2s. 9d. p.r box also, his fit.e. Fragrant Double-dht'lled LAVENDER WATER, which noire can tmet.l: it eves univarad satisfaction to the Nobi lity, Gentry, Ac t. 3. 9d. par hotly ; to be had as ^bone. WORTHY Oi PCI3I.IC NOTICE. THE CELEBRATED VEGETABLE SOAP PASTE. I 'HE Nobility, Centry, and Public arc resp.xtfully irsormed, that J. DELCROIX has prepared the an , ce va tnable Soap Paste from a rez:p.! rf Mr. Prof k sky, his friend, as eminent Chemist at Warsaw, who is the sole Inventor and Pro prietor.of this precious Composition, which has universally been approved of by persons of the first rank, inhabiting that bleak and frozen country, fur softening, nourishing, and whitening the shin, aad allowed to be a certain preventive against the cold air chopping the face and hands, and also a most pkasirg and efficient Soap for Shaving. Nothing can be oft red to the admirer of ex. •. quisite delicacy and fairness equal to this incoM pa rabic Paste, when . a trial of two days wi:l convince of is slperiot virtues, as well as superiority over any discovery of the kind ever presented *to the public. Retailed by the principal Perfumera in Town and Country, and sold wholesale by the Propiietor, as his Mar inique Liquor Ware- , house, No. 56, Poland-street where a large assortment of than is to be found, at reduced prices. 'HE Royal Famly, al d Ladies aod Gentlemen Lof distinedon and labium, use the ORIGINAL RUSSIA OIL, for mut ;g th- Hair when dressing, which is so great a nourisher to thebiair, as to prevent it corning grey to all pe riods of 116 ; promotes the growth ; prevents its Min off; and restores it on bald places, if the least roots remain. Several II -I denten that were WA have declared, after using the *lass's Oil regularly for three months, the bild places became warty covered with hair. Carrion.—As noxious Counierikiti are Seillni in. Petty shops, an d, to di : olive, time Imitated the Russian Eagle on the show bills and covers, purchasers will therefore be particular in observ ing, that each Bottle of the Original Rambla Oil has a label on the outside wrapper, signed in.Russiati gold ink " blochrikufskrand Prince,"--any without that signature BM counterfeits. Ladies and Gentlemen ping to watering-places ought not to neglect, after bathing, to us: the Russian 011, as it prevents *Pi -ge neral case of the water occasioning the•lisir to fall off, and b c me 5ha.....1. Also, Gentlemen should not emit applying.it to, tht w kers. to rr-vent.thelo turning irtvi "which is too g e ntrallY rxPe rieneed on account of the column:. rting Asti .r velve ft Ain sha vitsg-.4his case is clearly proved, as the whiskers mostly change colour sooner :km the hair s ou the head. • • • Prom des whiskers, eyebrows, die. at 7s. per Bottle, or a Bot.. tie etmrditdr.g four small, at One Guinea. Sold Wholesale and r-tail by the Proprietor. A. Prince, No. 9, John-street, Oxford-eiieet ; and, by amsintnient, by Mr. S Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street ; liendri^ a.. 1 ; ans, perfumers to net Majesty, 'fichborne-street,: Goldtn-sc i nar.. ; ,!ey anu Bh w, perfumers to the Prince as princess of w.a. and Duke %Id :)..chess of York, 5, Cockspyr-street ; N wb ..r!T .n 1 Son, i 5. at. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey and Sutto. ow ettnrsh-yard; Barclay Son, 95, Fleet-market; Butler; 4 Chtapie ' • Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Ckureh.y... Berry and Johnson Greek-street ; Gattle, New litmat44, ; Piggy, No. 65, CLeapside • Bacon, No. 150, Oxford-stt..l ; .Aen. y, Hatton-garden; Wither,, 223, Strand ; Ward, : Holborn; Tett, Royal Exchange, London- Bull, 79, I,i 4;A street, Dublin; eoghlan, 32, Grand Parade , ' Cork; I , ..linbarsk ; .Crutwell, Balk; S•lisbOlr7 ;..dud l Mtn;; ra&- eipal Perfa m ers or Mcdidoe VendortialOglad, Irelarg.t, Sunhat. This day was pablished, price la Sewed Edition of LET."ERS on the SUBJECT of the DUTIES on COFFEE.—By EDGAR CORM, I.sq. Printed for Cada And W. Davies, :Amid; J. M. Richard son, Curnhill; aad .1. ilitchard, PiccAdily.