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• 4 6 , - r imal TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1803. friumßrit 443 2 3 i PRICE SIX-PENCE. ORATORIOS AT PLAYHOUSE PRICES. DURING LENT. THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. IMPERIAL INSURANCE OFFICE. WHITEHALL, FEBRUARY Is, 'Sot. X7HEREAS it bath been humbly reprefented to the KINO that Edward Bland Conley, of Wald.. ftreet, London, Meehant, tin the 2111 day of July puled up Six Trunks of Panted Goods, and forwarded them to the Cullom-Houk %my, to be fripped on board the Cherry, for Gibraltar; that the laid Trunks were accordingly put on board the Lid Ship, apparently in good order and condition, but u hen they were opened out at Gibraltar, their place of ultimate della nat on, inftead of containing the goods fird packed therein, the laid Trunks were filled with Maas, Straw, and Rubbith : And where:nit bath alio been further humbly reprefented tot he King, that Mars. John Mair, Son, Thomas, and Co. of Friday-ftreet, Ctimpfide,London,merehants, on the sth of Augult left, pac":ed up Two Trunks of Printed Cottons, and forwarded them to the Cullom-honk Quay to be (hipped on board the Galen for Bolton; that the fad - d trunks were accordingly put on hosed the laid Ikip in apparent good order and condition, but when they were opened out at Bolton, the port of their •leltinati.in, infiead of containing the raid Printed Cottons therein tilt peeked, the laid two trunks were filled with facks,fonw lames, an old wrapper, and a broomftick And whereas it bath been alfn further humbly reprefented to the King, that Archibald M Kean, of Satoh-ltreet, Fintbury-fguare, London, merchant, on the zed day of January Lit, packed up five trunks of cat liandkerehitfs and Cotton Hole, and forwarded them to the Cuftorn-houfe fayto be flipped on board the Robert for Jamaica; that the fsid Five Trunks were regularly put on board the raid Ship in apparent good Order, but when they Were opened out at Jamaica, the whole Content. wee taken out, and in their Place were put feveral coarfc Sacks: And whereas it hash alfo been further humbly reprefented to the King, that Meffrs. Aguilar, bias, and Son, of Broad-ltreet, London, Merchants, on the Mt Day of September left, packed up Four Trunks, containing Striped Mullins, Cambries, Mul lin Handkerchiefs, and fundry Articles of Ilaberdalbery, and forwarded them to be (hipped from the Cottons Houle Qiay, • on board the Matthew, for Jamaica; that the (aid Trunks were duly put on board the raid Ship, in apparent good Condition, but when they were opened out at Jamaica, neatly the whole Cotrents were taken out, and clue Trunks were filled up with Rubbish; This day was publifh-d. price as. brands. SUMMARY ACCOUNT and MILITARY CHARACTERS the different EUROPE A•• AR en„med in the late WAR; with a P3rancl of the Power. Po licy, and 7.!eans of the Ancient Romat , am! hlol!rn Franca. TO -MORROW EVENING, MARCH 2, will be performed ---- - - - 'lt HE IMPERIAL INSURANCE COM -a- PANY her. by give Notice, that on Monday the t 4th they will be ready to receive, at their Office, in SUN-COURT, CORNHI I .1., Propofol. for Infurance, from FIRE, of Hoare' and other Buill ngs, lioufehold Furniture, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, nianufaCtured, or nnmanufacqured Stock In Trade, of Ships, Barges, and other VeliUs in Port, or in Dock, and GOAs on board the fame; alto, of Ships and other Veffels, building or repairing; of Barges and Lighters, on na vigable Rivers and Canals, and of Goods on board thereof; alto of agricultural Stock, and Utenfils, as well as of every other Defetipron of Property, which is infumble from Fire. The Comp iy look forward with esefidence to the Patron age and Support of the Public, under an Afinranee that this EftabliMmunt will be condudted on Principles of the higheft Integrity; and that all their Engagements will be fcrupuloufly fulfilled with Promptitude and I.iberality. By Order of the Board, J. DAY, See. London, tit March,iBo3. •.• Propor.ds and Particulars of Rates for Infurance, will be ready to be delivered, on or before the 14th of this Month. A GRAND 'SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC. From the mat favourite Works of HANDLL. PART 1.---Overture OccalionaL Tranilated from the Frmch. Printed for T. Egerton, Nfiiitary I.iirary, Whitel•al. Vil,:re may be had tLe above Wark,in the irt,ne, price 4% in hoards. Recit. Mr. Denman, 'My Cup is full.' Air, Shall lin Manure's fertile plains.' Joihua. Chorus, ' For all thele mercies.' song, Mifs Tennant, He was eyes unto.' OmeL Chorus, When his loud voice. Jephtha. Song, Mr. &ahem, ' Oft on a Plat: L'Allegro. Chorus, ' The many rend the &ice Alex. Fern- Song, Mils Parke,' What the' I trace.' Solomon. Double Chorus,' He gave them hailltones: If. in F.g. PART IL—Overture and Dead March. Saul. song, Mr. Denman, " Tear) fuch as tender.' Song, Mils Parke, ' Let the bright Seraphical „___,. oanuon. (Tromba Obligate Mr. Hyde) Chorus, Let their celcitial concerti" Song, Mils Munday, 0 magnify the Lord.' Anth. Swig' Mr. Bridisnar Gentle Mrs.' Atlantis. (Accompanied °tithe Violoncello by Mr C. Ansley.) Chorus, ' 0 GOD, who in thy heavenly hand:. Jofeph. Song, Mils Parke,' Sweet Bird.' l: Allegro. (Acsompanicd on the Violin by Mr. G. Angry.) Chorus, • Hal in his evcrlafting feat: Swann. PART 111. Introdudion and Air, Mr. Smith, Jehovah crown'tL' Chorus,' He comes.' Either. Sang, Mr. Braham, ' Lord remember.' Redemp. Air, Mils Munday, Let me wander.' L'AUegro. Chorus, ' Or let the merry bells.' Song, Mr. Denman, ' Conqueß is not.' Dr. Arne. Owns, Prom Harmony.' Drydee's Ode' Reck. Mita Parke, *0 worfe than death: Air, ' Angels ever bright.' Theod. Coronation Anthem, • Zadock the Prieft End of Part IL a Oreato on the Violin by Mr. G. A:INLET. Principal Vocal Performers : liffs PARKE, Mils MUNDAY, (her fecood appearance), And Mifs TENNANT. This day w.ts Prix it. a(.,. in l‘o .rd "HELPS TO COMPOSITION; nr Five Hun• dred Skdetotis of Sermons; including shout Thirty tire SernionA, many of them preached before thr Unlverfity of C.:nhridge.-•-7y the Rev. CHARLES sIMEON, M. A. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Tht Work is in Four Parts (unit tortaiijila a very large Volume, in Royal 8vo,) but printed to bind up in l'wo s. Afo, Elroy on the Comporition of a Sermon; w:th lawmen:eat% ay the Editor; feeond Edition, pike 0; . .e Hundred Help+ to Compolition ; ad Edition ; cc. N. B. The Iwo tact form a proper volonie to be pt.fiacd to • the foregoing Work. Sold by lkithton, Cambridge; Afatthewg, No. tB, Strand; and kivington, No. 6a, St. PAW'S Church yard, London; and Rutter, Reading. To the PROPRIETORS of thc WEYMOUTH HOTEI., Salilbury, December xt, MOTICE is hereby Given, that the T r earur er -LI of this Tontine Concern will proceed to make a attri bution of the Rents, which be Lath in his hands, ample fuck of the Proprietors who &alb on or befort the 24th day of June, 1803, fend to him (Michael Burrough, F.fq. of Saki% bury, Banker,) an account of tkdr Claim. 'And it is exprdaly required that each Claimant will make au Affidavit, tither be. fore a Mailer in Chancery, or a Magittrate, of the. Titl2 , of the Claimant, either as an Original Subfcriher, or as Affignise or Executor of an Original Subfcriber, of the Place of Refidence, and actual exigence of the Nominee, in refped of which fuck Claim is made, or if dead, when and where fuels Nominee died. And all Claims not duly verified upon Oath, will be difallowrd; and all Perron, not then claiming will loft the Benefit of the faid Diftributioa. This day were publitbed. in 3 Vols. Soo. price 1 as. in boards. MEMOIR.ES du Comte JOSEPH de PUI. S AYE, Lialtenutt-Waral, &e. &e. qul pourrone fervir 1 Fililtoire du Partl Royalifte Francois durant la dozier, Revolution. . _ Ipfe likeravit me de laqueo vcnsntium et i verb* afpero."—PfaL SoEl by E. Harding, 18, Pall Mall, and Dulau and Co. Soho Square. or whom may be had, 1. Le Mr lealt It A NOLOIS st COSISTT. • • Cet ouvrage, doot 11 paroit tm Ramiro le premier Mr erall de cheque amis• condest to tradudion de diffirens mar- CPUS de Cosa • TT'S Weekly knitter. On a Cain de clooilir les moreeaux feulement du Reeler, qui paroiffeut les plus utiles et les pica interiffans pour les perfonnes qui s'oerupent plus particulierement de PoNtique fur le continent de l'Edrope. Cet enwrap, portant un timbre, eft smart& par la vole de Is pelt* sue lettres, de la muse =Mize Tie les autres papicrs nat. 'ekes. Cheque numh-o re vend un 2. Tee Espial or OIRMA NT, divided into Dcpartmentt. under the Prefeeture of the Etedor of . To which is . _ _ _ . AN ANNUITY WANTED TO BE PURCHASED. THE Sum of :cool. or 12301. is ready to be advanced on the purchafe of an Annuity, to be freured on areal ERate, for the Life of a Gentleman of the age of 47 years, —Further information rnay be had by applying to Mr. Evans, No. 7, Fursivars Inn, London; or to Mr. Crolley, Solicitor. Bradford, Yorkihire. And whereas His Majeay, for the better apprehending and bringing to Jultice the Perfons concerned in Oil Plunder and Robbery of the (aid Goods, is hereby pleated to promite His molt gracious Pardon to any one of the Perfons concerned there in, (except the Perfon or Perkins who Rattany broke open and robbed the laid Trunks), who than silicon: his or their Accom plice or Accomplices therein, fo that he, the, or they may be apprehended and cunvidted thereof PEIHAM. And, as a further Encouragement and Reward to any of the Perfons concerned in the laid Robberies, ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY GUINEAS will be paid to any Perfon or Perfons, (except as aforctid) who will give loch butormation as may be the means of detedting and bringing the Offenders to Juftiee.— The fum of FIFTY GUINEAS, part thereof, on the Commit ment of the Offender or Offenders; and the further Sum of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS on his or their Convisaion, by J. and It. WILLIS, Solicitors to the Committee of Merchants and other Shippers of Goods from the Port of London. Warnford-Court, Feb. as, 1803. Mr. MAHAN', Mr. SMITH, Mr. DENMAN, Leader uf the Band Mr. G. Atom. Organ, Mr J.Assicv. The remainder of the Baud and Choruffes, which will be numerous and complete, by the moll approved Performers. The whole under the Illireetion of Mr. Al L. cy, rc n. This Advenit ment will not be repeated. prefixed, a Memoir on the Political and Military State of the Continent. By the fame Author. 'rranilatcd from the French. by WILLIAM CO/SETT. Price ES 6d. Doors opened at Sit, and the Performance to commence at Flawen preeifeiy. Books of the words (with the imprimatur of E. Macicifti) to be had at the Theatre, Price 6d. Places for the Botes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Stage door In Hart-ftrect. On yriday,an entire New Grand SeleCtion, in which Signora Stance and Mr. Incledon will perform. MASTER OF A BAND. WANTED, for a Regiment of the Line daily expected from the Weft Indies, a Perron qualified in every refpeelt to initruet a young Band of Mufic in the different Inftrurnents now to de. He mull bring a good clusaer with bins, both as a Made-fan and as an Individual. Any Perron whom this may fait is 'eget:Bed to fend his Annie, place of abode, and terms per annum, to Metes. Roft and Ogilvie, Aron-it:ea, London. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, bred to butioae OXFORD CANAL SHARES. TO RR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, In the Pith, and fpeedily will be publibal. in one large Vo lume Odavo, illustrated with a general Map of Ma, and with Maps of Hindullan, the Eaftern Amingstiago, China, and japan, Tartary, the 'feria& Dominions in Afia, Perlis. and Arabia, from the molt authentic Materials; engraved under the direction of Mr. Arrowfmith. GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of ASIA. Containing concife, but particular accounts of the Empires, Kingdoms, Principalities, Provinces, riftrids. C.sities,Tmvris,Forts,Mountains.Promontorles,StilS,Hirbours, Rivers, Lakes, ice. together with Sketches of the Manners, COIIOIII3, and Intiltutions of the If2Tiolll Pcopk who inhabit the Countries contprifed in that Portion of the Globe. The information refpeding Hiadußan spathe Weltern Coun tries of AN, will be principally derived from Sanferit, Perfie. and Arable Manufcripti; and the accounts of the other Coun tries will be drawn, both from original Sources, sad Roe a careful collation of the =oft authentic European Geograpisent and Travellers. By ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Efq. And LAW RENCK DUNDAS CAMPBELL. Efq. Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand ; and J. Dc. brett, Piccadilly. By Mr. SCOTT, FOUR SHARES of tool. each, in this eflablifh cd and very improving Navigation : from the acknowledg ed Advantages poll - died by this excellent Concern, it is prs:- famed only neceffary to remark, the rividends have Readily advanced to cal. per Share, with fair profpeAs of confiderably inercafing —Apply to Mr. Scott, Ludgite-hill, London, who is commillloned to difpofc of Shares in various Navigations, Mates, &c. by private Ctintrad; and is ufually at home after Twelve. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, &gine drawing 4th Aril, rBO3. NOTE —The Capital Prizes in this Lottery arc not fixed to be drawn upon any particular day, aad the low& Prizes are act. each. GLOBE ASSURANCE SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SCOTT, SCUM!. oft— - I- and who is minded to a eonfiderable put of the Lands' called Newton's Town, Tangier Harbour, and in Metter, both Wag very near Halifax, Nova Scotia, wakes to procure a fiesatkin in fnme Mercantile Houk in Halifax, and to engage with fume Perron, by whore *Mance the Paid Land► might be tendered praludive to the mutual advantage of both panics. A line addreffed to Mr. Phillips Newton, John Ville Gorman, Wand, will be duly attended to. Elo Friday nett; March 'the 6th, at Garraways,in the Monthly Sale Canal Property,except previontly directed of by Private 'Coattail. ONE HUNDRED SHARES of the GLOBE ASSURANCE of val. each, 8L per cent. called and paid. This concern is expel:Led to prove stranely advantageous to the Proprietors. Particulars at Garnway's, and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate HIM No. of Prism Vai;ecie;ch. Total Value 4 of L. so coo le C. 20,000 3 —.' lopoo 30,000 3 5, 00 0 1 5. 000 3 2,030 •—• 6,cso And t 2 95 other Prism from zont to val. THE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTH SHAKES Ramped pr. fuant to Ad of Parliament, are Lsiling on tlicLowelt Terms by Mr. NICHOLSON, GEN UlNEand IMPRO V ED EDITION of the DOMESTIC MEDICINE.—This day was publdlied, AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY. TO BE SOLD, In Qne large Vohum Oasvo,'Pr.ce . ga. bd. bound, A New Edition, (Acing the Eighteenth,) with confiderable la . . FASHIONABLE DANCING by MPAI. LEN' privately Taught to Ladies and Gentlemen or any age , who have never learnt this secomplifhment, or not in the im proved modern ftyle, at No t g .Shorrarel-itreet, Golden • fquarc, wad No. to, Great Alie•ftreet, Goodman's-field. .—.They arc Taught on a plan particularly calculated for thole to whom it f.• an obje6 to acquire it expeditioufty, privately, and in the Ityle of fafhlon. Forek,ners, OfScera,and Country Refidents, whomay wilb W learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the !cafe, and receive conftant inftrudlon. The Sled Weekly Affemblies are every Monday, the Band eseduded t y Mr. Taylor ; none but Subltribers admitted, vane but people of repeetaNl.ty can fuEferibc ; refpedtable Schools and Fun - Li a, if not diltant from town, regularly at tended on the ufual conditions, acid initrudol in every elegant regulate of modern Dancing. THE COLLIERY of BALLYCASTLE, on the Sea C aft of the County of Antrim, (in Ireland.) This Colliery is of very confiderable extent, and contains a vaft fund of eery fine Coal, which hitherto has been imper fettly worked. There arc Lands annexed, containing upwards also Acres Arable, and too Pasture, Plantation kfcafure ; and if a greater quantity mould be required, the Purchafer may be accommo dated with other Lands contiguous. At his Lieeneed State Lottery 06kee, NO. 16, Corn&II, Lon don, where, lalt Year, were Sold and Shared, No. zyp93, to,cooL in Sixteen Shares ; No. so,tyy,y,cooL in One Quar ter. Two Eighths, and Eight &stealth Shares; No. z 0,196, a,ossot in a Whole Ticket; No. 6 ASS, cool. in Two Quarters, Two Eighths, and Four Sixteenth Shares; and in the Late Lotteries, Five of ao,cool. each; Eight of to,ocoa. each; and Seven of y,000l.; befides triany of spool. spool. and scoLeach. p oveMe'ots and Additions by the Author, of DOMESTIC MEDICINE; or, a Treatife on the Prevention and Curt of Difcafts, by Regimen and Simple Medicine. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, Nt Fellow of the College of Phyficians, Edinburgh. Printed for A. Strahan ; T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; W. Creech, and E Balfour, Edinburgh. _ _ . _ This Colliery will be found worthy the attention of any Gen delimit or Compary dlfpufed to perchafe Curb Property. A.pplieations to be made, by letter, to Thos. 4 Stewart, Eft Attorney. Marlborough-ftreet, Dublin; or to Alex. PA•l4eille, Ballyeaille, who winery every neceffary information regrett ing the Title, ke. THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Confining of 44,c00 'rickets. To blahs Drawing April 4th. 0803. GRAND SCHEME. 4 Prizes of 4. 20.0c0 Is £.130,003 3 topoo 3 0, c 00 3 3. 00 0 130000 3 a,oco —6,00 s 3 a,OOO 3.000 30 zoo 3.000 60 so 3,000 12,300 20 2.50,000 € 4 :l This Scheme difen from all °theft for many years paR, In the circumstance of not hiving any Prises fixed fur particu lar days. SWIFT and CO. No. I t, POULTRY, are ap pointed by Government to fen the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery. This 011 ice (eftablinted in the Year 1739), has been fortunate in the &de of Capital Prises, THIRTEEN wirch were of the Lall and Three preceding Lotteries, and tome of them divided into many Shares. The Prises of the November Lottery being now payable In full, SWIVT and Co. recommend an early application to pa thos who with to exchange them for Shares of the prefent Lot tn y. which will certainly advance in price as the Drawing ap proaches. Cr Many fpurious and mutilated - editions of this Work be ing now in Circuly ion, copied from the Weft and molt kn. ;reefed editions (publithed a bo ve thirty years fine) and with pretended Improvements, Dr.Buchan thinks it his Duty to put the Public on th b. guard &Ord thofe Impofitions, intended to take in the Unwary, and to injure the Author's Reputation, by making him refponfible for their Errors and Defeels. In this Fightecnth Edition, he has confiderably enlarged every Chapter. and introduced above an Hundred Pages of original Mammon a variety of new and late rain Subjeets,the Reftalt of kis Prac tice and Experiasce, which be hopes will render the Work mote conducive to the grist porpofesof general and ufeful Isfarmatioa. ••• Speedily win be publiihed. by the fame Autto.r.Advieeto Mothers on the &shied of their own Health, andon the Memo of promoting tbeHeath,Strenstkaod Beauty of their collimting; in One Volume, Bvo. eI'HE very diflinguithed Approbation which ROBARTS and PIGV7MAN's New fclannfaftory har experienecd„ from tier Majefty, the Royal Family, the No how? and Gentry, &c. claims from them their retpeOful ac• knowkdgments, and they Batter themichres from their unre mitting attention to produce Taitc and Elegance in their erten five Colketinn for Pallionahle Drek, that it exceeds In Novelty and Variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country. R. and P. being the Inventors and Manufaeturers, warrant the wear of every ankle Cold in their Warchoufe, and beg to acquaint the Palle, they arc only to be had genuine at their Ware-rooms, No. t, Charidnis-Rreet, Covent-Garden, Iv HIS MA .IE-hi - VS ROYAL LETTERS EA YENT. MR. SIGNIOND, SURGEON DENTIST, Bath, refpeafulty acquaints thole of the Nobi►ity and Gentry who have csperier et.ti the bent& retaking from the ufe of his Dentrihce and I.ntion for l'reierving and Beautifying the TEETH and GUMS, that it may be (*caned at the fol. places in town, viz. at Metro. Gattie and Lee's, No. ss, New Bred Erect; Hendrie and Son, 7lchbms.dwce,Odden [quote; Golding, Cornhill; Crier, ditto; Wens, Arita, No. c7S. Strand ; Moat, Surrry-ftreet, Illaeldriars•road ; and for the greater convenience of thole rending in the country, they may be procured in aloft of the principal towns through- out the united kingdom. Alto, his ANODYNE TINCTURE for the cure of the Tooth Ache, and Tooth Brollies of various lines and texture on the In ft conftruatott foe ufe. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY. and PUBLIC In general, are refpeSfully Informed. lons Hotness sad Eon's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VlES.eontinuesto be prepared by them in the Cann manner that kw obtained filth • niveifal app.ohation fur many years pal The long Judi), acquired cup:el/city of that Article is . ` ally confirmed In the opinion of the Country at Farm and of Perfons relidest in all parts of the World, and haoiNg sad the teft of trial. tanks it in the ft an it now asaintsasi‘s The general utility THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and otherßlCH CVS Jor FISH, ice. indices them, from tin numerous Advert to dui) , amrari..g. to eautiuo Ea inllies. Ate. in purclinfitig Ike fame, as EOM is to be had of THEIR neu 111 Pea, bat at their Warchoufe as under. leery odor Article io the Oil Trade for family oft, of the loft quality. wra - r-INntA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, ice. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fopplied upon the Menu d. notice for the raft and Weft. Indles,llm- Warthoufe., No. 107, comic of Sassy SUP. Strand, London. For the convenience of Frmilia la Xcatland, they ►ave ap rioted ht• Mr, R. ]n►nfl and Co. Zdhat•targa, t►dr fule Agectattot ngh alum - MAPLE HAY near LITCHFIELD. TO BE 1.1.. F. From the asth of March, 18os, for Five Years certain, and for a longer Tenn, conditionally, ANEW well•built harldfmne VI LL A, of Brick and Stone, with Wertmoreland Slates; containing a con fiderable Number of convenient Rooms, one of them 'Twenty. five Feet Nine Inches by Eighteen Text Three Inches, and near Sixteen Feet High; a Large walled Garden well planted, and Shrubbery adjoining ; excellent Stabling, Fold Fa:it and ample and convenient Out-buildings; the Situation dry and beautiful, overlooking the City of Lichfield, diitant One Mile and a Halt, and in view of Hints Hills, Hopwas Hey, litylufen, Frceford, Ste. on the Brow of a Hanging Lawn of Twcrty eight Acres. Otirted all its Length by a River-like Wrer and lithcry, with Plantations; md all or Part of One Hundred Acres more of good Pafture and Meadow, chiefly isin: all round the Hoek, with Sporting over th: cucialbre finr,..unding Manor of Pi pe. A Perkin in the Honk will thaw a Plan of the Whole ; and any owe after a View, and not otberwik (Dekription by Letter giving mach Trnuhle without affording any adequate Idea,) may treat with S. Pipe Wolferitan, Efg near Tarn worth, about Tcn Miles front the Spot; or with Media 3. Billiton, jail. and Co. at Kilian, near Siiiffnal, Shropildre. HALF A CROWN WELL LAID OUT. DR. TRUSLER's ANNUAL MEMO R AN. DUM BOOK, for Farmers, Gentlemen, and Men of Bufinefs, CONTAIN 4, A Farmer's Annual Dorneftic Expenees. Profits of Farming, and of • Dairy Farm. Mode of Foretelliny all Weather. To enrich Land for Sixpence per Acre. To Harrow at t-6th of the ohm! Etpuice. Tommy Grafi Land worn ont. Comparative Value of Wolter Cattle-food. To pet-Carve w Freiltler Two I . CI-5. To snake Cyder the boglisead. Cato Weft India C at equal to Furkey. increase Fruit-Trees by (lir. To clean Knives without wearing them. Receipts for Stilton and York RMb Chet fa. To reduce Corpulency without Diet or Pkyfic. On the Management of the Teeth. Rkter Almoods proved a Poifon. Danger of tight Gina' and high heeled Shoes. With a variety of other interefting Articles in Hufhandry, Gardening, Domeitic Ch.:wormy, and Sixty•four ruled Pages of thick writing Paper. - • • Sold by J. irociwell. — No, y, Cater-lane, Dolton' Coen 'arms, price as. 6cl. with a Cato to ilip in, 3s. In the Prcfs, a Third Volum (all Dew Matta) of Taos. 1 Luis Craemos.ocr. GENUINE PRINCIPLE of LOTTERIES. Q POPE. convinced of the real importance of LI• the appreachirre Nov Lottery, folic.its the attention of the Public to it. peculiar and dillinguinted merits. It is an obvious principle that every occurrence in a Lottery ought to be founded on the natural refuk of mere Caw Nei. It Itis, therefore, been jußly (cheated in this Lottery, that every Capital Prize than be afloat in the Wheel of Fortune. By t►is ntram Chance is leR fere, in one Day's Drawing—in an Hour —nay, in a raw MlnuTte, to prefent the Holder of a parcel of Tickets (and in propordost of Sbares) with upwards of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS ! The neat confideratlon Is important and morel Contrary to the fyftem of all former Lotteries, the Fitit-rate Primate more numerous than thole Capitals of a Wier defeription, it being evident, that the great object of Lottery Speculators are the l'ases of the Aril magoitode.--lo Schemes of Lotteries for fcveral years last paft, the (manta Prise would Ent rep y the lint colt of the Ticket; whereas, in the =Cuing Lottery the loweft Prize will produce (according to the petrel:it Price) abort Two Poo .ds profit to early Porchaters. SCHEME : 4of £.20,ca0 is 4 Ito.ooo I 3at 4.1, , x0 is I.r coo 3 10,000 30.000 30— 'co 3.3.:0 3 s,coo t t 403 60 .. sc 3.000 3 2,300 ••••• 6,300 i 11.500 20 —isopen Commences Dftwing on the 4th of April nat. S. 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