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W --- ---.....-.---,- . ip./. .... 1 :.:.' .1 6 .0 . . 4 ( 5 " -+ 4 :S o l''' • 4 .. e • , . }.l I: . INIK ' 7 %.. 40.. it :ZZ . ,_ ... ..i.. ,„.. t .. is,, ( f'' i t- , • ..... A - -.4.r.,4„.- ii--".s. , I N ;--ripti . .s., ~. i ~.._ . 1. . . nr K 60471 N 10. [Pi ici Si \t;"'` -" GRAND STATE LOTTERY, TO BEGIN bRAWING 28th of THIS MONTH. TICKETS and SHARES are on 5...1c by HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, 149, Oxford. , and 2, Cornhill. Tae Scheme contains six Prizes of 4.20,000 each, also Prizes of 00 ,000, 4.1,000, 4.2,000, 4.1,000, 4.500, &c. &c. and only yip Tickets. . Woo as and Co. beg leaye to.observe that this is the only Lott ery that ever contained six Prizes of LiA5,OOO, they therefore os amiend an early purahase. • N. B. Pri7e,c to ant arnotr , t raid on demand. VINE INN, STOUKBRIDGE. :Ifa .t. 1..U1 l: Y, o f stsc,ooo, and no fiacd of THIS MONTH. containing 81)( PRIZES ;apical, begins Drawing the ::Btll SCHEME. Prizes of £20,000 I 7 Prizes of £5OO 10,(00 20 100 0,000 1 20 50 2,0:10 l,OOO —.6-. 22 1,000 4,000 --,-- IS Tickets and Shares are selling by HAZ ARD, EURNE, and cotock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Office, 93, und.er the goo Exchange, and no whillielse ia London on their Account. t ot ters, post paid, duly eauvrered, and Schemes gratis. tank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their sevmal Annui *omit Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Government sKee kies, bought and Sold by C 3.11 intscion. ! ...... S -- BEGINS DRAWING THE , 28TLI OF THIS MONTH. SUPERB LOI"IE.RY I ! ! IX Prizes of k.`20,000., besides a numerous Train 1.7 cA C:anta Prizes, TICKETS, HALVTS, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and S:rrEr.sms, are selling at the very lowest Prices, :ind the ?rtes paid on De.navd, by . HORNSBY and CO. tivocu-Bitokaits, M their Old Established Licensed State Lottery Offices, London, ti, Cornhili, 52, Charing-Cross, and St NM ri,o.trce , Hill, Borough. ..• Orders by Post or Car:ii.r executed on the ;time Terms a ir present. Shared and Sold by HORNSBX and Cc. last Year : 19,544 s .C. 20,000 10,1'3 - L.lOOO 2,279 - 10,0r.0 1 i,..:14 - 1 ,000 is t i.:l 5,006 1,350 - 500 tt - 7t6 .5,000 44 - sea 19,70 - 5,200 10,n7 • COS 17,127 -4, , And in form e Prizes of L.ao,orn 70 1.-- , en,ocio 2 15,000 17 -- 10,000 1.. r 24 Prizes of L. 5,000 30 2.000 55 1,00) S 4 SCO This day were published, price 4 hall bound, THE FIRST ELEMENTS of the FRENCH LANGUAGE, adapted to the Use of B.:guniers as an easy intrduction to toe more extensive Grammars. By B. C. 1.. H. By • .N" I. Printed for the Author, and sold by Lorg.nan, Hurv, Rees , :ad Orme, Paternoster-row, London ; ;n4 Wm. Po le, ( h. sn r This day were published, In One Volume, Octavo, price A:. 6d. bo,irds, POEMS. 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'THE BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and CIIRONOLOGiCAL. DICTIONARY, containing ac corate accounts of the Livrs, Cn ARACTEaS, and ACTIONS of the must eminert Persons of all Ages and Countries, including the Revolutions of Statos, and the Successions of sovereign Princes. By JOHN WA LI.. D. tkc. &c. Vi: :nit!: mortmffuni iA immoria est posita. A Biograp:iinal and Historical Library, in the ferret Of a Dic tionary, :old in the compass of an octavo volume, adswering the purpose of reference on all points of Biography, Chronology, and Histnry,ballenges the respect of every Student, and every Lover of literature. This Dictionary consists of 1000 closely printed pages, each containing 600 words, and consequently includes as much mat ter as any large ar..l expensive quarto. 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Of whom may be had,ly the same Apthor, s cß irruss lituessettir, in one volume, 1:Mso. with plates, price Ss. bound, or in ;octavo, with si large tyr, 10s 641. HENRY RlC;si IItDS, impressed with gratitude for favours cont:errod at the UPPER 110R:-.1... SP.Oh, considers it a duty incumbent on Mm, to return his must sinc , :re and heartfelt thanks, being the only tribute be tan pay for such increased favours—he at the same timeb.:gs to assure his frirt,.!s and customers in general, tlia, it shall ever be his study to merit their support, and to render ever.- passible comfcrt and conve nience to the Traveller, and inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood; actuated by these motives, he takes this eppor tunny of informing the Public, that he has lately altered. and re fitted his house, and, as mistakes have frequently itris.‘n by aau ther house having the same SIGN; he has changed his sIC,N, and HOUSE will in future be called the VINE INN : great at tention has L eu paid in providing comfortable beds ; the stable department has been very much enlarged and improved ; wh.fre he trusts the Traveller will find regular anent itsti.—An addiunuid stock of the best Wines and Spirits is provlaed. June 2, 180$. TO B 1 SOLD BY AUCTION, BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CARE: AND DISPOSAL OF BANISH PRIZES. At the London Tavern, Foahole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 1 ith Day of June next, at Twelve u'Clock. ABOUT 250 TONS of ALICANT SALT, being the entire Cargo of the Ship IN 3Y.BOURG MARIA, I B. MARCUSSEN late Master, taken' by his Maj e sty's ship DRY so, and now condemned to the Crowe. 1 , :,r samples and further particulars apply to Mr. Giles Was. ford, Merchant, one of the Agents for Danish Priza. Plymouth, May 14, Ma. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CARE AND DISPOSAL OF DA PRIZES. At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Eriday the 1:11 June next, at II &Clock in the Forenoon, THE Gatti-Brig TRENDRE BRODRE, Chris topher Poulson master. No. 79. DIULL:SIO'.S. Length on Deck - 70 Ft. 0 In. Breath h - - la 01 Depth - - 13 3k Ad o .easures - 121 52-P i TOOL Condnntied as prize to the Crown, and nuw 1..-irg in Cat water. Also, die good G.dliot ANNA CI busriNA. Nu. ..1.5. DIMENSIONS. I ength on Deck 55 Ft. 9. In. Breadth - 17 8 • Admeacures 67 Tuns. Condemned as przeto the Crown, and 17iog in Catwater. For viewin. , :he Vessels, and aay furt:La pardculars, alOy at the Couutiogouse of Mr. THOMAS LOCKYER, Merchant, One of the Agents for Danish Prizes. Plymonth, M.v 180-. ELEUAN r RESIDENCE ON THE BORDERS Of Ki Nl' AND SURREY. By Messrs. DRIVER, At Garrawav's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, on Thursday, the 23d June, 1808, at twelve o'clock, in Six Lots ; A VE RV Valuable and particularly Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, and a small part COPYHOLD ; most delightfully situate in an excellent Neighbourhood, at Holly Mill, near Forest Row, on the Brighton and Lewes Road, 33 miles from London, C 4 &mu Brighton, and 10 from Tunbridge, consisting of an elegant Mansion House, fitunl up in the Villa style, in complete repair, containing an excellent suite of Rooms, of goo proportion, with Offices of every description, which can 'be respdaite or convenient; an excellent Kitchen Garden, com pletely stocked with Fruit Trees, in full bearing, and about 2LO Acres of rich Arable. Meadow, az.d Wood Land, in the highest state of cultivation ; together with .t Right of Common over more than 6COO Acres, and abounding with a variety of Game. The Mansion to be viewed with Tickets only, which, with priced particulars, may be had of Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, . Strand ; and of Messrs. Driver, Land !surveyors, &c. Kent Road, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Printed Par ticulars may aLo be had at the White Hart, Godstone; Dorset Arms, Eatt Orinstead ; Star, Lewes ; Castle, at Brighton ; Sussex Tavern, 'Tunbridge Wells; and at ...Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Chargt: Alley, London. KENT FARMS, LET. Ey Messrs. DRIVER, At Garr.tway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurr eay. the 7th of July, 1808, at Twelve o'Cloek, in several Lots, 7...UNDRY very Valuable FARMS, cunsii:incy, of above 400 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Marsh Land, most conveniently situate in the parishes of 13etley and rith, in the county of Kent, within 12 miles of the Metropolis; in the occupation of John Wyburn, Thomas trilling, James Sar geant, Thomas Seal, and John Weeks; to be let upon a lease of 211 years, from Michaelmas, 18a3. The Lauds of Beaky may be vi: wad by applying to Mr. Einge, at Bexley ; and those at Esith b, applying to the respective occu piers.—Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Einge ; Ship Ta vern, Woolwkli ; Castle, Etthana; l'eleon, Gravesend; Crown, Rochester; Star, Maidstone; pull, Dartford; Red Lion, Fern ingham ; of A. Parkin, F.sq. Great Ormond-street; at Garraway's. and of Messrs. Driver, Laud Surveyors, &c. Kent-road, London. MARSH LAND, ROMNEY MARSH, TO LET. By MCSSTS. DRIVER, At the Saracen's Head Inr., at Ashford, on Tuesday, the 12th of . . • - July, 1808, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in several Lots, SUNDRY very Valuable FARMS, consisting of aly.we 758 Ac.:es of exceeding rich Marsh Land, in very high condizion, situate in the parishes of Alstone, Snaith, Wareham, Brenzet, Ivey Church, Snargate, and New Romney, in the county of Kent, In the occupation of Jeffery Monk, Mes,rs. Eve and Maylane, and John Scoones ; to be let upon a lease fur 21 years, from Michaelmas ISOB. The lands to be viewed by applying to the respective occupiers, and particulars may be bad at the S.u•acen's Head, Ashford ; Swau, Hastings ; George, Rye ; New Inn, Romney ; Red Lion, Apple dore ; Folkestone Arms, Folkestone ; King's Head, Canterbury ; Star, Maid. , ,tone ; Crown, Rl:v.:better; Rose,Siftinghourne; Messrs. Tournay, Hythe ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-street ; at Garraway's, and of Messrs. Drivers, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent road, I.ondon SO NI atSrT. On Monhy, the Ist day oi.luiust pent, at th*White Hart Inn, Welli:lton, precisely at Four o'Clnci in the afternoon. AMODERN-BUI LT MANSION HOUSE, called WELLINGTON COURT, formerly the residence of Admiral Sawyer, but now occupied by Mrs. Calme ' with the Coaei-hcaises, Stables, Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, and all or any part of the Farm adjoining. The House is delightfully situated in the Vale of Taunton. and Immediately adjoins the Town of Wellington, though perfectly secluded from it by a judiciously arranged Plantation. The prin. : eipal floor consists of a spacious Entrance Hall and Staircase. Anti--oom 26 feet 6 inches by it; feet, a Drawing-room in feet 7 inches square, a Dining-room 2:3 feet 9 inches by 15 ft. p attd a Study 13 square. Above the principal Floor there are two stories of family apartments and Dressing-rooms adjoining. The attacked Offices are replete with acet.nunodationi and the detached ones have every sort of convenience. The Farm con talnsillaqm too Acres of the richest Land in the County of Sam~. At the same time will be sold a number 'cif Fields detached from each other, but adjoining the Town of Wellington ; and the Manor or Lordship, with a most desirable Estate, called Wel linFton Park, consisting of a Farm House, with suitable Out buildings and about 380 Acres of rich Meadoiv, Pasture, Arable and, Wood Land . Partici,iars in the mean time may be obtained at the Office of Mr. White, Solicktar, Wellington, Somerset; or or Mr. Dyne, Solicitor; Setjeant's inn, Temple. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. GRAVESEND—KEN Elegant LEASEHOLD ES FATE., commanding ext,n-..sire pros pects of the Thames, and the Counties of Essex an.: K ut, hell for a term of 86 years from Christmas last, at a km .isosuag Rent.—By Mr. ISAAC COOKE, On Wednesday, the 15th instant, at Three o'clock, at the New i tirtivesend, by Order (lithe Executon of the late /Issas , Culyzas.v, Esq. AROOMY HOUSE, fit for the residence of a Genteel eamily ; situate in Milton, n -at Lira .end, with excellent Cellars and Vaults, and a Garden walled round, • further particulars may be had of the Auctioneer, or Mr. Be diagiiild, Solicitor, Gravesend. - - BEDFORDSHIRE. A very Valuable, Compact FR EEFIOLD FARM, situate at Tao dinron, three miles from Woburn, and slit tram Liunstable, At the George Inn, Woburn, on Friday, the 24th day of JUDO • Lost. at 12 o'clock at ni.ort, N Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called 3k 7 HERNE FARM ; consisting of 11 masts Is: pantile land s and ft..lr closes of arable land, containing by ad,neasurement 134 acres .2 roods 3 poles, now in the occupation or 'emcee* Butcher, widow. —The Estate zn,ty be viewed, on application being made to the tenant; an.l particulars may be bad of Xlcssrs.Strong, Still, and. Strong, I.incoin's inn • of Mr. James Li.burne, of Southil), o: Mr. Thomas Li.surne, of Cardington; and of Mr. Gardner, Aur, ior.cer, Woburn. oPA'6IOI.IS Ls vi/x...b.A.ING-riut)x. ' J. ND WARE kOOMS, YORK-STREL ,CO VENI -U.Art 13y Mr. ROBINS—By order of the Executors, on the premis es , Thursday, June 16, at One o'c lock, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a staritantial cheerful Residence, erected within a few years, at a considerable expellee, planned and fitted up for the accontinodation of a Family, with spacious Shop, large Ware roma, Rooms Cc.-1 he property of the late Mr. Sotheby, Book seller, deceased; very eligibly situated is York-street (opposite Charles-street), Covent-Garden. The House has a private entrance; hontains on the principal floor, two excellent Rooms, Store-room, and Water Closet; ova are suitable Bed-chambers and Servants' itnonis ; Basement, roomy Kitchen, Scullery, Wash-house, good Cellars, Stc. wi,al.e in complete repair. Plenty of fine Water Bowing from an antient Conduit. The Premises are held on lease., 47 years uti expired, at a small ground rent. To be viewed, by tickets, from the hours of twelve to four. I'articulars on the premises; at Garraway's Cuff..e-honie ; and of ' Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-synare. SOUTH LIAMS, DkV:Jki. TO BE SOLD IN FEE, BY PRINATL CONTRACT, Tlmpropriate tithes of he several Parishes 4 - of Brizham, Churston, Ferries, an# King's Wear, in the Ce.unty of Devon, comprising nearly live. thousand five hundred Acres.—For further particulars and to treat for the Tithes, apply to Mr. Spurway, Solicitor, Milverton, near Wellidjten, iumerset, or to Messrs Blake, Cook's.!Ceurt, Clrey-,treat, London. May 13, 180 H. TO BE Let a Or the. FREEHOLD SOLI) BY PkIVATE CONTRACT, (Either Ftiruishe4l or Unfurnished) ACOIviMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, plea santly situated in the town of Portsmouth, fit for the re ception of a genteel family, consisting of izeur Parlours on the ground Boor, four Bed Rooms with Closets on thr Ent floor, Two .:arrets with a good undo!. Ground Cellar, deiseited Kitchen, Wash-house, Laundry, Rain-water 'faith, capable of containing ten tous of water, a Pump of good Water in the yard, with many other use conveniences, which will he more piiracularly cribed on application to Mr. Casher, wine merchant, Portsmouth, or Mr. Powlden, Solicitor, Portsea. N. B. The above-mentioned House has been lately fitted tin at a great cxpence, and is now is a complete state et repair. ln.tup. to..te possession nt:y be obtained. SOUTH HAMS, TOTNLS, DEVONslitet& fo be SOLD in FEE, or LET, Ready-fornlshed, for a term of years, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, N Excellent modern-built HOUSE, in the most pie tsant part of the town of Tomas, flt in all respects for the iminethite reception of a large . Famili • there hung three large, airy, yet warm, Sitting-rooms, 11 Bedlromus, with chitu nies in nine, and dressing-closets in seven of them ; a Servant;' Hall, a large and most commodious kitchen, with Larder, Pantry,- Scullery adjoining, and in the latcer a Well of the finest water., with a patent pump that forces the water to different parts of the house, on the upper and lower floors; brick-vaulted Wine and Herr Cellars, Wash-house, and Laundry; a Green-house with a Hue, in a larg wa1.4.1 Garden, in full bearing of excellent fruits; ' u stalled Stable fur four horses and a Coach-house with a Hay loft over tint whole ; Cottages, Ecca so as to render the whole of the premises highly convenient and desirable. The mildnesa and salubrity of the air of Totnes is well known; and, from the tack rooms of this house, there ate beautiful view of the adjacent country, and the navigable river Dart. For farther particulars apply to Mr. Welsford, the Proprietor, at l'otnes. • IVTES S RS. LEIGH and Co. surgeons, confine the -V-4- attention to the treatment ut certain Complaints, contracted in au unguarded hour, and that Debility whiciais caused by youth. ful habits. Mr. LkiGH having been engatted in this exclusive branch for the last eleven years in this house, it is presumed that tlw advantage of such experience gives the utmost success to that assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of these Complaints.—ht 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 warns climates, their mode of treatment ensures a safe and permauent restoration to vigorous health. The terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer to lettersi containing a bank note, and in every case the most inviolahlt: secrecy is ob. saved Nu. 29, Arundel-street, near . 1 envie Bar. Tkere is an addition) entrance in Water -street adjoining. AIISTLRGENT LO 110 N. For Removing Obstructions from the Surface of the Skin. IT is unneces4ary to enumerate the advantages re. suiting to the constitution of every person, by ufeetually re. moving obstrurtions from the surface of the skin, and thereby keeping frt e and open the innumerable passabeir and pares through which nature expels all useless or noxious humours from the vital fluid, and which, Irving obstructed, are forced back again into the blood, and become the sources of many dangerous diseases. It is then fore a matter of much consequence, as well to prevent hurt. ful disorders, as for the preeervatton, ease, et:union, sad beauty to pertons, (however slightly affected), that they should occa• sionally have recourse to the Abstergent Lotion; but more espo. cially it becomes urgently requisite when the effects of obstruction make the it appearance, and break out into piatplea , renne , a, buncles or other cutaneoos eruptions. The Abstergeut Lotion never fails of success with those who give it a fair trlsi, and as i t s price evidently chews that no private emolument it sought for by the proprietor, so also may the Public be convinced that Dodds* but a certainty of its success could induce Dr. SOLOMON to hazard the good opinion he is hOnoured with by all ranks, in pee senting them with this Cosmetic, were it not a certain Remedy for Herpt fie Complaints in general. Tire Abstergent Lotion is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Liver pool ; and may be bad of every respectable Medicine Vender in the Unsays Kingdom. price 41. 'irk a boob:, dUti included. . This day was published, price 2s. N ANALYSIS of WARD'S ERRATA of the PRo•rEsTANT BIBLE; a work published in Eng land, in the year 1688, for the purpose of exposing the pro-1 testant Bible and Protestant Clem!, to ridicule and contempt; and re-published in Dublin, for the same purpose, in Septem ber, 1807. By the Rey. EDWARD RYAN, D. D. 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