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1 • - -II • • ~, .. Q~ 7 .., .., .. . '' ." . • " •`' kt 7! •.1 • '; •'N • •.-1 ' ' • • c . • 4D an v.) si," . -.-~ '` , .... • . • Os • • • ,1 r • • , ' . 4 . , . • • . . • zved s i,xe nr. ft. 269, itt ;t7ilP` ju ' 7 " GRAND STATE LOTTERY. A Y WILL DE THE S ECOND DAY'S TUES D IVA' DRAWING. ' , T , .. rr No 3 166' a Price of 1,0 XL Toi icg s, • .?,1 fic6, a PAZ! of 501. last Ttlesdati were both Sold l „„„,7 "bytriODGES. PAINE. an&Co. Stock-brokers. No. 24 sr . , a. r — a i g t vso Ox f ord-streets where Tickets and Shares, Ffr,;dwiafrawt: arc on sale in great variety 111-- STATE OF THE WHEEL. or 410,0d01 yr of s ... scoop •25 ^-- 1 . 4 . 3,001_ tic. Acc: eridShares of the Sa m ar City Lottery, containing only .054'ikketa, are also od Sale as above. -• • . . ki2EXI T UES DA Y. OW; 4, Corthill ; innisp,_ -Cross, re_ MY tusilivedqt:ty o s t h iavf ri ng,i that and all there areYnNo NEXT AMP g e gen Scheme, he solicitt his Friends not to delay 04.6,barful the remaining Fifty Capital Prizes may be 0 01111141/. shares vrarran ted tut d r avrn, are selling at both his ../i0 .....-.-.,1d Ogee:, as a b o v e , where Ne. 0,455, a Prize of 1013 sold and regbtered. 1 7.170011nt PaY , _ . . of the Grand Cny Lot containing only liarni*resalsosale above. ttrY opoooluketa,ge on as &POO 500 SECOND STATE LOTTERY FOR 1807. 12,90§, dra** a Nat of ,elO,OOO Tuesday Nb e ipi tilt flit Day of Drawibg of the precut Lottery, vowed to SLlteen idths, by iir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. wet.,and of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. Holborn, 3 7 , 000, SS, Haymarket; Piccadilly, where Tickets and good Ticket are now selling, warranted undrawn, and the bi st orid at either of the ahove Offices on demand. Thepesent State Lottery contains more Capital Prizes, with Tickets to draw, than have originally been in most of tbe forum LOtterks, consisting of 60,000 Numbers. .B. Tickets sad Shares are kkewize selling in the City House tonguing cf only 30,000 Tickets, and Schemes fcr gratis. THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE ANNUITY BANK, INST ITUTED many years , for supplying the 1 Pal& with money at Annuity-interest, and melte:sable upon se tenuity el freehold, copyholcl, and leasehold estates, in land g Wass same/ in the funds, annuities, rent charges, widows' paten t places, clergymen's livings, &c. The Nobility id Gentry el known prT, or their heirs aprarent, aiCOlll. rind en their personal security. mss, and Merchants' Acceptances, East and West Irldia pper, and Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Tradesnatn"s hills, dis mita i mply personally between the hours of twelve and five, or by knr, addressed to the Directors of the Knightsbridge Bank, SA, Lower °ha-street, Golden-square. TO TAYLORS AND DRAPERS. 9X LET, and entered upon either at Lady ' Day, or at Midsummer next, a respectable and good aceus osITAYLOR and DRAPER'S SHOP, eligibly situate in a Town on the Kentish Coast. For particulars apply (let sis,post Told), to Mews. Puchte,Costeker and Co. 63, Cornhill, OAK TIMBER.--HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD , some time in the month of April out, sundry Lots of stainable OAK TIMBtR, now grow- Ist in the Parish of Shobdon, eight miles from Leominster, ten Iwo Ludlow, twenty-four from Hereford, and thirty three from theft ily to all old tt and le G. le, cot i'eftno; I, Pub kW* I.!ftfht lerive stnaug s two* kag !crl M i e 4.oo. ;Ojai tO I &save t. Abu d ra IMP )e.1134631 uo _,cFg thocP °Wif e. ritierf d thorgsue aid &- WA Otte o seek ►r' o tends ner'reflile erode d risictst 6 war isiitg, r s• ♦vith the Hata a/P * of iculara awe, will ire of a le r, o f Can' 1, iiir‘r Worcester. Die wake will be given of the time and p lace and mauler if Sale. Further pa rt ic u l a rs may be known, by application .to Mr. Croon, No. 10, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London Wm. ; to MrSmith Fox, lb. 33, Arundel-street , Strand; and to Mr. ,of Sinlidoe-Coort, near Leominster, who will chew the Timber. EXCEELErri PIANO IiDR'ILS VERY CHEAP. T ALLEN'S Manufittory; No. 19, Sherrard -11 meet, Golden-square, a greet variety are ready for sale, at thee fourths of their pric many of them 'uncommonly elegant sal Inc toned. The Square Piano Fortes, with New Improve wets, are from fi ve to ten guineas under the usual price charged ly others of the first houses in the trade, and will be warranted sing equally good. If on being sent home they are found other ehe, will be immetliately exchanged or money returned. Segall portable Piano Fortes, also uprigbt and horizontal Grande roprtioaably cheap. Fr vy Instrument mutt be paid for p ievious to delivery, as their pliew will not bear any risk of loss by crtdit. Mask Shops very advantageously supplied. wanted a Grand Finisher, and a Key-Maker. BEAUTY improved, preserved, and rendered per manent, by the habitual use of the SICILIAN SOAP, or Idol Washing Taste, which is different from, and an improve zest on, all other Soaps. This fragrant, emollient, balsamic, gashing Paste, cleanses and revilers she skin of the face, neck, Irak kc. most beautifully soft, fair, and smooth, removes every YmYb from its surface, and protects it from all th e in j uries of Mohan, variable , an d saline atmosphere. This Soap is prepa idiom cosmetic Sowers, balsams, and herbs collected in Sicily,) la the fruitful plains of Italy. Once nsirg will establish its ladronce. 9elday Green, 392, Oxford-street, near Dean-street Is. ; Sharp, 10,,Isigste-hill; and an respect‘l4 Terfumus, in pots, each. Then of this Soap in shaving renders the crterat i on most luau `St agreeabie.—Mserre the signature " W. Gros d." FEMALE ATTRACTION. —Superfluous Hairs . 12 ", ever been considered as on e of the g reatest Blemishes 1 a ":"It Paee.—ALFRED'S ROYAL COMPOSITIO fo N, Illitenally esteemed at the Court of F r ance, and F rst prepared r thelitiadfal Antoinette, is earnestly recommended to the Ladies, ibr effectiwily eradicating all Superfluous Hairs from the Fate a..d , alas, without causing the least unpleas ant sensation ; the Skin , '1 the *Heath:in becomes evidently more clear and delica o te, l imeliwatty the comple t ion is esse ntiall y improved.—lt is sld fatkets, at 75. lid. and Ss. each. Wholesale and Retail, by Da vidloa,No. S 9, Fleet-street ; Hendrie and eons, Tichhorno-street ; tattle, 52, New Bond-street ; Crycr, 60, Canhill and Ludgate birtet ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Berry, Greek *Met, Soho ; Warr, I, 41, Cheapside ; Withers, 229, Strand ; Videcry,Taristerk-street ; Bowman, New Bond-street ;Rollands, ,f 4. 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THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS .1114JESTri NAVY eta hereby give Notice, to That on Thursday the Slat instant, they oral be ready receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for such quan tities of QUEBEC or other o'TAXES, fit for the purpoves •of making TIGHT and DRY CASKS, as the respective Persons who may make Proposals thereof, will contract to deliver into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, in such proportions as shall hereafter be determined upon, one half by the 30th of November nest, and the other half by the 31st of January following, distinguishing the description of Staves, and their length, width, and thickness. To be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender for a less quantity than Ten Thousand Staves will be admitted. No regard will k had t• any Tender in which the prize shall not It inserted in words at len.eh, or that shall not be delivered to the Board brfore One o'Cloch in the said Thursday the 310 instant, nor unless unless the Person who males the Tender, or same Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when alai for. ORDNANCE OFFICE, ltitrch 3, 1808. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTri ORDNANCE, de Acerb; give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on' or before Monday the 21st instant, from such Persona as may be willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the Ordnar.ce Horses stationed in the following Distrists, viz.--: • North Britain South West, including Northern Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire Christchurch Eastern, exclusive of Western Warley Woolwich, with its dependencies Southern, exclusive of Warley and Chatham Chatham For a period of six months from the Ist of April next. 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This day was published, illustrated by 2.5 Engravings representing . implements in husbandry, buildings, live stock, and remarkable objects, with a coloured map, distinguishing the different kinds of soil, price 15s. in boards , A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTUR E of DEVONSHIRE, drawn up for the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and describing the Geo graphical Situation and general circumstances of the County, the state of property, the buildings, the mode of occupation, the imple ments, the enclosures, the arable laud in every find of culture, the grais lands, the gardens and orchards, the woods and plantatiyns, the wastes, the improvements general and particular, the live stock, the rural economy and the political economy, InclUding roads, ca nals, commerce, manufactures, the population, Societies, &c. By CHARLES VANCOUVER. Printed for RICHARD PiltLurs, Bridge-street, Btackfriars ; and sold by all booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may also be had, corrected and enlarged Surveys of the under-mentioned Counties, recently published Ander the direction of the Board of Agriculture, uniformly printed Eivo, and done tip in boards, 2 Mitklleton's Middlesix,24 edition S Billingsley's Somersetshire - 4 Rudge's Gloncestetshire - 6, Smith's Argykshb?, Sad edition 6 Naismith's Clydesdale, 2d edition 7 Dunconsb's Herefordshire 6 Boys's Kent - 9 Young's HertfordsWce 10 Young's Lincolnshire 11 young' s Norfolk - 12 Young 's Suffolk, 2d edition 18 Young's Essex, 2 vela. 14 Kent's Norfhlk - 15 Somerrlie's East Lothian 16 Thomson's Fifeshire 17 Halt's Lancashire - 18 Robertson's Mid Lothian . - - 19 Bailey, Cary, and Priligte's N.ordinmbniand, . Cumberland, and Westmoreland 4 , 0 0 • 20 Llswe's N otti ng h ams hire - - aI) it 21 obortsdn's Perthshire ' - 7•. 4 22 Douglas's Roxburgh and Selklrkshire " ; * • -V 23 Pirdey's Shropshire . .14 , . . ••• ii : 24 Pitt's Staffordshire - • .•. :t 1, - 25 Brown's Yorkshire, W. R. - 26 Tote's Yorkshire, N. R. - . - N. B. Correeted sad 'enlarged Reiserte *flair " - it he pnblished, in a correopoorsiipt sirseand tyr %INV lie Wet otriga or eight per annum, till Surveys a the orb** . ~m e ,,,, publhhed-.-in Ate luerritiit* Se% as 'far as • pu tished l essaformif done up, or particular Reports, may be had a all Beeisiellori, the plea are of the Pulohasor. 6 0 7 $ / 0 . 10 6 4 0 . 8 0 . .21 0 6 - 0 . i • - 0-- . / • 11` .. , , i , I } 1 , 1 i i I i ! rICTU4LLINd OFFICI, - Marti I, .1608. Ttit COMMISSIONERS far PICPII.4ftIiNG h HIS 24141.1ESTr's NAVY, tte herthy -w Oct Maid, . That on Wednesday t he 23d instant, they ill be ready to rt; ) iiive Tenders, in Writing . (MAW. itp) , and : triot for the under. mentioned descriptioas of ASH TRUSS 1 HOOPS, not nailed, via . Long Pipe, Kilderkin, Short Ditto, Long Freet,- Butt, Middling Ditto, Hogshead, Short Ditto : Barrel, S a mples of which are to be p roduced with the Tenders! The quarnitiel that may be agreed Upon, to be delivmered ionth nto his Majesty's Victua llin g Stores at Deptford, in three s, by monthly proportions ; and to be paid for by Bill, payable with interest nititty days after date. : • • . , Th e Conditions of the Contract my bs seen at the Secretary's r : (Mu. Ne regard will be hid to any Tend in which th e prier thall wet 6e isr I serted in over& at length, or theft shall net ii delivered to the Beard before f one o'clock ex the said Wednesday the i 291 instant, tow .nnlas the ler y ton who makes the Tender, or none person es his hike, attend:, tts answer when calkdfer. - a ._---- - .._-.