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PP" -- T ... ...----;------- (I RAD CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD V HOUSES DISCHARGED of LAND TAX. 004,000 Value in CAPITAL PRIZES. 20,000 TICKETS. To be Drawn in Guildhall April 26. List of Capital Prizes, with the Value of each. OND HOTEL, 9, Skinner-street, - dit •!4„ Skiwer-street, to - - - 4l ' • _ ditto 11_ , ), ricotte tN et, - - - - . s_ • ditto, fower•street, - A .1, di to , - - _ '41•,• ----, ‘ l, any, • _ - - s 4s 44°' 1 00 er ect s . - 11, nt i lle ' - • • 14 liejdid SnoW-I - O -U - - - 1 2 % 44ttett. ' 9, dinos - - pkkettsdrects - . N sk owstrect, - - , - Making together the Sum of af 104,000. /v ivre Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate s and tYling ~ to deekt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property wi r b e very considerably increased in value. Offers have been ro de Iran various Persons to purchase several of the Houses at r it prius they are estimated 4t, and it is proposed that those p r ises srli:k are divided into small shares shall be sold, and the . o dre paid to ha thz Sreholders according to their respective t • 1 harel- . X 25,000 7,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,600 ' 4,000 4,000 4,000 3,000 3,060 3,000 3,000 9,000 3,000 2,000 nc.r.asrrr rosier. Ticket - - £.7 14 0 - C. 40 0 'Eighth - 1 0 tiute r - 10 I Slzteeto6 - 010 6 Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Offices. IVEAVERI HALL, MARCH 21, 1101. T a General Meetiug o f the Silk Manufacturers, A con vened by public Advertisement, which was numerously MIK _ Him Alderman LEA, in the Chair, The following Resolutions were. moved and carried: Is. Remind unanimously, That it is the opinion of this liestg, that Bengal Silk has beco:ne highly rinessary and im rens, in many branches of the Silk Pvlanufacture, and from erpmen:s which have bc. lately made, to apply it to purposes to rthith before it had been thoLght suitable, it is satssfactorily =mined, that it is capable of stn's improvement in quality as sill reader it fit for -.very purpose of manufacture, and be used c irentity very far exceeding its kresent importatkn. td Resolved unanimously, That It is of vary great importance nto maintenance and increase of the Manufacture of bilks in nirematry, that the most judicious and active measures shored k eunediatety adopted for the further improvement of the qua lkdflengal k, and the raisins mil iningiag over a greatly !n -and quantity. a Resolved unanimously, That we wal, the utgpst of our pre:, encotrage In all the different branches of on? Nlanufac bre the use of Raw Silks, produced by our settlements in the he leas. Resolved, That measures be taken to ascertain the pro sty and practicability of organizing Silk in India. Sk Resolved unanimously, That a Committee be appointed to ado with the Chairman and Deputy-Chairman of the East higmapany, to acquaint them with the foregoing Resolntions, nla promote tiles. important objects' by all means that shall • n . • 1412ht:tl, That the Thfrtee . following Persons b.; on the Coro .; vitt liberty to add to iheir nuntb:ir as may be. found 'ac idify, saildist ;ire be a qitorinti. • Mr. Alderman Lea. p 7: ..111r—VaaWason, Mr< Wm. Prater, 6 3:1 4 r. Mr. Joan itichattl . Smith, Mr. Levy Smith, . ' Mr. William Hale, *AP. 1 ;' '• • • Mr. Allan Hinde • .• • Mr:Beaj. Ntr. Titiord. .r,t. • : RICHARD LEA, Chairman. lad left the Chair, - the thanks of the . - e imanimandy voted him for his attention to the Du . ' and:ccandfiet In the Chair. • • WINDSOR CASTLE PACKET. • AT a Meeting of the Subscribers to the Fund for rewarding Captain ROGERS and the Crew of the Windsor One Packet, held at Lloyd's Coffee-house, the 13th instant, THOMAS HUGHAN, Esq. in the Chair. A. /mars DIXON, with whom flag Subscription originated; nights had so disinterestedly promoted it, stated, that be had Whiled the sum of 761 14 6 laithst there had been expended for advertise ytintir.g, and portage 75 0 Wert %knee to be divided of - I.' 686 13 9 ere!, That this beance he divided amongst, and z;ven to Rogen,the Crew, and the Relations of those who died in it fdissring proportions, viz. Ts elptsiz Rogers - Ts tleiVidovr of Joseph Gellman killed 401. To Iht tws children la each To tit Wid-ny of Thomas Dunaey killed 301. Toler Child - - 101. Ms Widow of Simon N4 - fib, ?silica -. Ts the Wi.low of William Roiv.:rt., killed To lostph Morphr.v, the Niattcr, wounded To Thomas Hatcher, ditto 7 'I'D Michael l'regoirg, ditto - To John Thomas, ditto - To John Nem, ditto - - To Vidliam Bosse, ditto - „, 7 ° George Tresillian, ditto - T 0 Sarnad °dm.% ditto - To Htum. . / . p ____ --- 1 Jaw+, Mate, not wounded ' l3 ' wscr liazell, Boatswain 1511 10 his W - ire 101. Ts ha three Children 15L To it h h err J ordan, Gunner - Ts G eorge Thompson, Cook - Ts 0 Richard L ens - .. ' 6 Theme Perkins . - - To Edward Martin - T,Joshua Smith Joseph Thomas i 101. each -- To Thomas 'l' ru d geon Is Iliward 'frash - ~o f f chThansas Hayman i boys, 101. SO Cherry 10 WRliam 1 0 la di r t i boys only 9 years cf ar. 61. each, 12 1. 0 Samael Tonkin' Si - t £ 2CO X. 685 Resolved unanimously, That in consideration of the great bra ., _kel and cour2ge di s play e d by Captain Rogers and the Crew in 31 c ` - ' of his Ni.j.sty's Pack, t the Windsor Castle this suhscrip to be kept °then for further contributions, which Will be received the Master of Lloyd's Coffee-house; and at Messrs. Dixon, 'Mg and Dixon's, 90, Fenchurch-strut. Itetohed übanimou‘ly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be 1 " t " 4 to the Cb.irtnan for his obliging attention on this occasion. Resolved, That these resolutions be inserted in the Morning, axd E ven i ng Papers, and that this Mezting do adjourn. - - • THOMAS HUGHAN, Ch.tirraan. tL".. . . . . . - . , , • • ....,...• 4,, . . • .r, _I '- ' • ...,,, • . ~..- - - -...•••5 16 1 . , ..: e •••••-- :4' ) (. 1 y) • . ~,, . : -, 6.- 1 : ' -3 .• • s 1 • . : i 4 • ~ , , --'. - • 4 i, , . . s—. 14 s. • '',... -. Y . )› . s. 1; . : , 1 Pi ....4... . ". • 111 0 Pr . .._.... . ,. • 4_ 4 . ......_, ... • - I. • ARMY. f 4 A dAPTATI4 in One or the finest Reginients in the Service ' td Battalion, whose private affairs require his pre tence la Englaud for a short tittle. wishes to exchange into a se cond or garrison Battalion, or to Half Pay, without a difference. No application will be attended to, unless by letter, post paid, ad crietsed to A.B. No. 16, Buckingham-street, Adeiphi. ALL Persons haying any Claim on the Estate of the Reverend EDWARD TYMEWELL BRYDGES, late of Wootton Court, near Qanterbury, are requested to send the particulars to Messrs. Dawson andWratislaw, Warwick'-street, Golden-square; or to Mr. Reynolds, Fulkstone. COUNTY • FIRE OFFICE, Se.IUTHAMPTON-STREET, trIMAND. ALL Persons who continue insured with this Asso ciation seven years, whether their Policies be originally taken out for seven years, or be renewed annually, parti.ipate equally with the original Subscribers, in the Profits of the Estab lishment —yid at :he sane tline they have the peculiar and valuable asintr.tace of being secured from the possibility of LOU, as the sole rcs-rirs!bility is undevaken by an extensive Association of Noble an•l Gentlemen, who have subscribed an ample Capital to gcarantee the engagements of the Office. No Charge for Policies on removals front other Offices. 13y Order, T. CHAPLER, Clerk. HOPE FIRE and LIFE OFFICE, LUDGATE-HILL, INSTITUTED 1807, Per insuring Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, Ships building, in Harbour, or in Duck, Vessels, Craft, and Cargo, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; also for INSURING LIVES, GRANTING ANNUITIES, dcc. &c. CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS. INSURANCE of Property f.om Fire being of the first importance to the interest of Society, several Institutions have been formed for that useful purpose ; and this Company having been established upon a plan which holds out very supe du. advantages, the Directors feel confident of public supp ort.— The business of the Company commenced at Michaelmas last, and Insurances to a very considerable amount have already been effected. Proposals may be had at the Offi:e, and Insurances by persons whose Policies expire at Lady-day, may be effected upon very advantageous, terms. Persons Insuring Property in this Office, to the amount of 1000/ are entitled to very inculiar advantages !! ! All Policies of 5001. and upwards arc issued gratis ; and Insu rances upon Household Goods under that amount, may be effected without distinct specifications. No deduction whatever in the Payment of losses ! Loss or Damage by Fire, occasioned by Lightning, is paid by this Company! F.xpences paid on the removal of goods in cage of fire, and all loss or damage thereby made good to the insured ! No charge made for Endorsemencs ! A considerable deduction is allowed to Merchants on short period Insurances! A Brokerage of five per cent. is allowed on all Shipping Insu. rances ! policies for more than one year allowed a considerable discount. Farming Stock, on onefarin, insured without theAverageClause. Engines carrying water (on a new principle invented by Mr. Bramab) are stationed in the most eligible situation in the Metro polis, and ready for immediate service on the first alarm of fire. Agents are appointed in most of the principal Cities and Towns in the United Kingdom. By order of the Directors, WM. 'BURY, Clerk. Books, containing the Tables of Rates of Premiums, with every particular respecting Life Insurance, &e. may be had at the Office, on application to Mr. St. Croix, Actuary to the Life De partment. MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons ( Successors to Mr. BREE, who has retired from Practice), confine their attention to the treatment of certain Complaints, contracted in an unguarded hour, and that Debility whicbis caused b )-youth ful habits. Mr. Litton having been engaged in this exclusive branch for the last eleven years in this house, it is presumed that the advantage of such experience gives the utmost success to that assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of these Complaints.—ln all cases of recent occurrence the cure is speedy, and pain and danger are equally avoided. In every complicated case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the conse quences of youthful imprudence, or the enervating indulgences of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a safe ' and permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer to letters, containing a bank note, and in every case the most inviolable secrecy is ob seived.--No. !?.9, Arundel-street, near Temple Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining. CHING'S RATENT WORM LOZENGES. IXTORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guar dian of Qlhildren should he a , :luainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and irre gular state of the Bowel', attended after with violent pains ; they bring on convulsions; they altrct the growth of the b ,dy,and they prove fatal, by enthng in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre- Vent ire and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excellent ikledicine is universally glowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal, Their public approbation, ;Oren to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own fami lies stamp's its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of children should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve.—Sald WboleAle and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, London ; and retail by most country Venders, in boxs at Si. pd. and ss. ed. each. • INTENDED' NATIONAL LIGHT and, HEAT COMPANY. FROM One to Five Shares to be disposed of in that promising concern, the Intended National Light and Heat Company, at a moderate premium, and whereau the first instalment of only 11. per Share has been paid. Letters (post paid) directed to J. F. No. 21, Marl:et-street, St. James's, still be duly answered. -- - OAK TREES WANTED. WANTED. immediately, for the use of Dcwzr Harbour, about THREE HUNDRED FULL- P OPPED OAK-TREES, straight, and running from thirty to thirty-five feet in length, and measuring from st.venty to ninety cubic feet. Prorosals to be made to Mr. James Moon, Harbour-master, Dover, of whom further porticatrs may be known. VALUABLE BOOKS.—This day was t ACATALOGUE of a CHOICE COLLEC TION of BOOKS, consisting of Topography, History, An tiquities, Vor:,es, Travels, Arts, and Sciences, Natural History, Botany, Medicine, Surgery, Law, &c. &c. Beoks are now on Sale (for Ready Money) at. 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This thy were published, In Two Volumes Octavo, pric.: 1 it. in boards, LECTURES on die Four last Books of the 'PEN TATEUCH, designed to shtw the Divine Origin of the Jewish Religion, chiefly from internal evidence. In Three Parts: 1. The authenticity and truth of the History. V.. The Theolo.;i cal, Moral, and Political Principles of the Jewish Law. S. A Review of Objeciions, delivered in the Chapel of Trinity College, Dublin, at the Lecture established by the Prevost and Fellow.:, under the will of Mrs. Anna Donnellan. ty the Rev. RICHARD GRAVES, D. D. M. R. I. A. Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin; and Char lain to his Grace the Duke of Richmond, Lord-Lieutenaat of Ireland. Primed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. THE TRIAL AT LARGE 01 1 LIEUTENAaNT GENERAL WHITELOCKE. On Thursday eve;il;gwas Yttiiiishcd, price only se. 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Guinees and a ns of the plates, des, Price as. novel by A. it Paris Edition i HUNDRED Public a new, :h is allowed by ss written ; but arse and vulgar accoiapany the VICTUALLING OFFICE, Match S, nos. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING' HIS MAI ISTT's NAVY, do hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday the 2341 instant, they 'will be ready to re• ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for ONE HUNDRED TONS of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WAR WICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or Cheese of equal goodness; to be delivered, one half thereof in the course of a month ; and the remainder in a month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and for FOUR HUNDRED CHALBRONS of PTIT's TANFIELD MOOR COALS (full pay) or Coals of equal goodness; to be delivered immediately in two entire Cargoes into the said Stores, The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard voill he had to any Tender in which the prise IZ.III not le I inserted in words at length, or that shall not he &livered to the Board 6efsre One ;Clock on the said Weitiesday the 23d instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or come Person on his behalf, attends to answer when mated for. . • FICW.d.LLING UFAICE, Marti 19, 1804. T HE. COMMISS I IONgIIS for VICTUALLING MAJESTY'S NAPT, do hereby give -Wake, That on Monday the 28th instant, they will be ready to re ceive 'readers in writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supply of what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be required for the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Island of Madeira, for twelve months certain, and further until six monthe notice shall be given, for the termination thereof. The mode of payment t,o be by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of thti contracts may be been at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he had to any Tent in which the price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be &livered to the Board be fre one o'docl on the said Monday the sBth instant, nor unless the perssn who I.7Ckt the Tender, or 10111 f person on his hehrd j l, attends, to assorer wrien called flue ; nor will any Tender tk.:t contains extravagant price: ::pon tone articl.v, and prices much infrior to the real vane aeon others, be considered .7I proper to la ada;ti.d. THE Creditors of JOHN DEBRETT, late of Piccadilly, Bookseller, may receive a farther Divide id on their respective Wits, by applying to Messrs. Cad& and Davies, Booksellers, Strand. • ' DAWI:ON and WRATISLAW, March 19, 18GS. • • Solicitors to the Assigieev.