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Mr. CLAREMONT .1, :h.: Mr. MUNDEN ; , f ieldair, INCLEDON; , : i;.0 1 ..1 ON ; Susan, Mrs. LISTON. This day were published, in svo. price Ins. 6d. hoards, IiOD 0 EMS. By GEORGE TOWNSEND. A j Of Trinity College, Cambridge, for Longman, Hurst, Res, and Orme, Paternoster. row ; and Deighton. Cambr,dge. tilof'day was published, in crown two. The Second kdition, revised and corrected, Price 59 . board% a ADVICE TO YOUNG LADIES on the IN pRoVEMENT of the MINI) and the CONDUCT ci I.IFE.—By the Rev. T. BROAbHURST. Priwed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, arid Orme, Paternostenrow. . • r. PORTSEA ISLAND WATER.WORKS. MOTICE.is hereby Given, that the Directors ofl 1. 11 the said Works at a meetintheld at the Secretary's Office, on the 4th day of April !flat slid make a further call of Ten pounds per cent. front the Subscribers to and Proprietors of the said un dertaking, .upon. their respective Shares, in order to defray the expence of the said Works, now carrying on by virtue of the Act of Parliament lately,pittimed forthat purpose, by the Engineer, Mr. William Niebobon sntid the said Proprietors are' hereby required to-pay the ,savispoq or before the ink day Of MAT n,ext, in the following inanontonier-ilhe Lori iaprletpp, to Henry !tiftleroy, 'Lmsl,_ ..if the houie of wrirrwra•co. Sainkers; liirneerstreet ; and the Nil sen lsbmd Proprietors to 4ohe Godwin, Esq . : and M i litant Grant, EN. the l'reastikers .resiiinat at Portsmclatit, at their respective Banking Misses. • .By Order of the Directors, R. CA Lc AWAI) Chief Clerk and Secretary. Ponsmouth, 7th Aprll,lBlo. " in 3' ANECI.)O I'ES OF THE. EARL OF eIIATHAM. This day was publigliti, in — trir — ee — vols.. - Bvo. price Ll. 11$. 6d. boards, the Seventh Edition, of ANECDOTES of die LIFE of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, EARL. of CHATHAM, and of the principal Event,: of his Time, with his Speeches in Parliament from the Year 1736 to the Year 1778. . Prhited flit Limnenan, Hurst, Rees,•ind Ortve, Paternoster-row. FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES. . t •• ,!.; • • .tll in the Wrong is unavoidably postponed, • Sri • iiisi,positiou of two principal Vcrformers. H.•nry he Fourth; with Paul and Virginia. <;;~ "HORNSBY and Co.. respectfully inform their Friends that every Prize purchaped at their MN?* is in the course of Payment, whether a £l5 or .£20,00Q. - la the-tut four Lotteries Hoi N say and Co. shared and sold, This day was published, prtie 6s. the kitlit Edition of, LE'C'TER on the GENIUS• and DISPOSI- I'..IIQNS of the FAENCH GOVER.NMEN C, ifle.ludips Vicw of the TAXA I lON 14 the FRENCH EMPIRE. 4 - - £30,000 / -•- of - - £4,000 3 - of - - 10,000 S. - - of - 2,000 4 - - of - - 5,000 4 - - of - - 1,000 Besides several of £5OO, £lOO, £5O, &c. &c. By an AMERICAN, recently roturned from Europe. Philadelphia printed: reprinted fok Lo.igman, Hurst, Rees, and Orntc, Pdtertlolltar•reiN. • " We shall perform a voy pleasing part of our duty, in re• commending this able anl•interesting pamphlet, which possesies every claim to the public attenticm,' iliat can arise from Men 'sive knowledge, ostidal-Itsfottnisien,- political science, enlarged! and accurate views, brilibutcy of style, an important subject, and . . an useful tendency." ECLECTIC Rve.'April 18E0. 1 PORTSEA ISL kND WATER WORKS. NNOTlCE.hereby given that a General Assem bly of the Copv4ny of Proprietors of the said Works, will be held at the Crown inn, in the Town of Portsmouth, on Wednesday the 2d day of May next, at Eleven. o'Clock in the forrno.m, in conformity with the directions of the Act of Parliar ment, when the attendance of each Subscriber is requested. R. CALLAWAY, Chief Clerk and Secretary. Pori:month, Aril 7 gm ; ;,! X Rh ROYAL, COVENT-G.-11213EN. :I Ur the Public iv mast earnestly an d Ft - I:cited in wrist which involvt s the happiness, •• e very existence of the Veterans of the Stagg.—Fite ho conduct tite Affairs of the HIM) at Covent ,,re for the : 12.F.L1F.,1: of . GEE and IN Flit.M. d Widows and Childien of Actors decea'ed, • the utmost deference, to ;trqr2int ;1:•.t Patroos of :-at the alwwe bond was established in tite year 17743, : is drat ‘l . l r. supported by the Performers, who ,svi; h few er • e r that period contributed tsvo and a j o. their caltari,:a. It is now elev,m years since • , Ltee re-ines7rd any rid whatever front the •• et. red themselves, that, as tb.or ftwel Was increas . ttol-r appeal would be necessary ; but an unprecedented. et . Cltiootrts has reduced them to the lamentable alter . r.j.rciing altogether any farther of cost:- , I.swering the income of those who arc are id•,' •. .• Own:, many of whom have now no more then The Fund, tints distreased. the Pr.,prietors of the • .re nio,t kindly grano. ;I a BEN El 11', an it is probabb! ••sitaerslinary coo binalion of pr f , c i , nal asiili.- •• tzdent may it ver again be wi n sscd n-1 me Theatre—y:t, unhappily, e•vzii the greatest •. • ••• nee .l by tids attraction, %sill be inadequate z • e. •L ~• ; fot annual dirt • tilties cannot be re , .• ty aid of one crowded audi.nsce. To fund • • -•: i 0 , st desirable obj-ct is thy ambi.io.. Of ••t i w: a• they have been Ion:: strt.g . ;linit to obtain, . . .arcums; ances already stated, they 41 sNAir, I. :4., combining sell:int:11:s of dra • -.,., , •v:11 . a timely relief, 1.1 •CW: I :1 •:1 i - p, ndirg ruin. Maty branches of the . : .is • bee,' r,raciously pleased, within tae-e few • • • tor its support—several N:,blenirri lend • • .s, 1 this bet.ip example ; and Arvid the its compassionate bounty, by Sub - ~ • . • I ti,e Lltarny would speedily be ,• • i •:t 1. to s - i iecify the sums, the sruall.•-t received. and only the donor's name . . J. FAXVCRT Treasurer, and one of Hie Trustees. • the Committee for the presmt year, are , .71 %. 1 AILSsE.. Clt A FAKLEY, .ter LE, \1 ?t. NC iI.IR ID, • Vo: !:4L, N NI ER V, N Lit ?..k !UN „..iu 5, • • Fawcett, 11, ',overt Thornkauclt - e ; :mt.! b.; the Gentlemen of the Committee ; . Cc. St •al ; and :Wrists. Step:lel:bun, L'(). 6!:, i ..mtl.ard • • it . ont 30 to .C 1.0,009, upon Mortgaze situate in Ireland, within 40 11 •. lite Security will be found in every Satis'ictory, and the Interest (Six pt:r payaille at a Banker's in London, half -6 exenspt from any right of claim on the or Party borrowing the money to a de-. Interest of the Property Tax. i r i•artinilars, apply to Mr. Pinkert, Solicitor, No. 3, eolith:, London. ; • AGENCY. GENTLEMAN, lonrr resident in London, of 0. - • f conn,:ctions, and inereantile knowledr, w anat.:lac an Agotcy, for ail res-, , ectab!e I:oes:: or C a; Iron-tounder, Iron, Brsss, topper, Tin, or Lead • :- other vs...et:sive Manufac.. ory, for receiving and set tlisr; A Commissions,•Slripping, or making InAtirances, whose • • considerable, and to whom it may he an Abject tq • . ~.::evion of the first respec . tablay ; capable not wily to !,:y to any antuttat, but to :I.lva:ice Itioistif i: :nay requisite, two or three thousand pountl4, at t:tne he *mild not wish to have that sun% constantly the concern. As none but principals will be treated gisi:ci; the P.ll name address, franked, to Coll::-hou,e, Co nt.ill, w:.;1 inect with :mme• 7:!.111 ..1, honour, and s-ccer.y. As the most undeniable rtr! , nce. be . givat, ;he came will be required. BROWN AND PAINTS, ilikL.P.°l.R.Ell FOR .otrn:,ooß PAINTING. 'T. :sit Public are most respectfully informed, that !he ..mentioned articles eon:lane to he prepared by the 1 Colour Conpary may, No. 1, XV . albrook, London. The I ."i si - licmn is 7.c :iimetnit.: arna and all rough fencing, :"; a 'ioosi col,,ur, a !,I will be tl•waper 4tll incrc dt.c.ble ' 7Jsan.e.i 'tar. Tin. Paint. Ate of v.iti.ms shades of Green •'.:- .. .r cA- I,rs pccufiarlr atia•ltcd for vitt fol and ornamental .1 3' . easily applied, h .ing sui.l in a state for use. I.vad and all sort., of Painters Ws and Colours of 4: n•, Linseed Cale for Cattle, &c. _ .) 11)C " 6 .1 .ti TS -- S! ung if tracenamonly a• N. s'l, Clwapside ; an •immense Stock of . ..II kinds ImEAs,Drawers,l.adies' Dresses, ail in one, " 411 k and those wantit:l; to buflargrly, aria find a :‘.; - .:early inspection of disc articks. A quan ;.• or 1)11 , ..k tri. tid. tits best quAlity (litany cheap ; • ..• , • Is. pa pair ;very fine; Is. 6d. super, ; , cot It Jots, '&141 fine ribbed cotton, 25.24.; ri lui. par pair ; and other fashionable ; • tt;;; .r ;; -.;•; mention. • . , ;!..;;r‘e, thy are at RADFORD% Hosiery Ware. '; No• z, ;. :tear Bow Church. • •' br. D'A. J.' V i ANALEPTIC PIUS. / h: !ild genuine, as usual, 2s. 9d. the box, or -I.; i..,-; 1:F. of B. PERRIN, No. Q 3, Southampton. I .undou ; the only person who ever pre :1'...\.10,-;:tic Pith fur the late Dr. James, .from the year ..• fic-t'cuittat.sed them, until the Doctor's-decease.— '"' qivereigii remedy for bilious diseases, indigestion, costiveness troublesome flatuleocies in the 6t.1, Ii tit/OVVi ls,anct sholicsthinice arising; in goutyhabits,giddi r'7Y'r the untt ic pain i in the head t ast hose.occasionedby free living, pal,k s and apoplexies, so often the consequence of in 212,rance ; :vent or stop the progress of a-cough or cold.; are "I 111 4 in tqw..ess of spirits and nervous disorders.; in.dropsies ...IT will ay:emu r late whilst these Pills are regularly taken - ; „. ov , c . the they often restore persons subject to fits ; ' 4l e-, at the ai tt of puberty, or the decline of life, should neglect taking them, being an excellent good family hledr 1. P. likewise assisted in preparing Dr. JAMETsTEVEI2. " () %k 1:1:R, (which he has proved to the satisfaction of the public in the ide of for 3l years past) baring had free accesa to e7 f : 7 ingredient wlwrewith they: are compounded, he is.enabled " 411 the Tactical pat( of the process t) accommodate medical ractitiooers with the genuine Fcver Powder at a :price. worthy 44 * 4 Ltice, awl the public at I s. 9d. the packet. . VI: ; The present Sate Lottery aff.,rds Cfmices superior to. any former Lottery ; a Sixteenth Share can gain Six l'housatid Gui neas; 1 ickets, Halves, Quarters, and Eighths, their equal propor dons. One Hundred 'i - bousand Pounds can be gained by a single adventure. The Extra Prizes given on the pre..ent occasion re duce the number of h ickets for sale ; it therefore, may be pre -sumed, that a scant:), will prevad, pariiculariy so, as It was the cast In the last 1.O: try. All Orders exec-a:et' by Post nr Carrier exactly on the same Terms as if pr,•sent. Priz s paid on demand at 26, CORNHILL, and S I'. HILL, Boitour.a. LAST Lc) r HAY, 14th February, 1 s t)._ LATE LOTTO is Y, 24:kh October, 1209. 2 Prizes . of £20,000 1 5,000 3 1,000 2 .;0u Prize of X , 20,000 5,0! lo 1 dill) SC() It! Capital 4. B IS H inld the above PRIZ: . ...S In the Two las: No. 4, CORNHI and N Wher,: hiekets ant.l Shares are sel I 8 Capitals. TWENTY CAPITAL LoTJerirg. at 40.9, CHARIN.;-:7IZOSS ; !fling for the NEW LO FTLRY, to be drawn the stlt of June. The Scheme is the same as the last, but eh: Co: tra:tor makes ti free Gift of FOUR : - :UNDRED W HOLE TICKETS to .he Holder of the First-Drawn Prize above LEI, by which a single Ticket niay the immense sum of .e. 100,000, and a Nizfeelith .06000. _ _ _ Schetnes, with particulars, gratis ; and the fortuhate holders of any Shares of the alsove Twenty Capital Prizes, may receive the money on demand, or exchangi. their Prizes for Tickets and Shares in the New Lottery, at No. 4, CORNiiiii, ant 9, CHAR IN,--CROSS. RICHARDSON, GOOD TCK, and Co. ECOMMEND to the notice of the Public the A ll - NEW sTATi: LOTTERY, wine.: is all :1 be Drawn on the Bth of JUNE 0.-xt. This Lottery is on itneroved Plan. The Stlreme cotuainsi 4 Prizes of £20,000 4 .. 1 000 20 ... 20 Prizes of £5,000 500 50 Z. .5,OGe Prizes, 5,000 Numbers, Four Ticket 4 of every Number, Anti FOUR I.X rita PRIZEs of 100 WHOLE TICKETS each. By thi4 improved mode of Adven , ure, A sink. Ticket nay yoi-i ./.300,000 An Half - .C 50,000 tAn Eighth - £12,500 Quart. -r - 25,000 A Sixteenth - - 6,230 . . Ticket. and Shares are un Sale by RICHARDSON, GOOD. LUCK and Co. BANK BUILDINGS, COK NHILL, and facing the gate of ►ite King's Mews, L'lsaring-Cross, the only Office that ev, r said in shares, Two Prizes of - - - - 430,000 And who Sold and Shared in the last Lottery, Two Prizes of ... ... ... ... £20,000 No. 3,734 it. ... ... ... ... 20,000 N 0.1,73-: 1). ... .. 20,000 Also 999 D. L10(10-2952 B. XI ,000-••••3.4:16 C. /..500. W. TURNER, PRO:RIF:FOIt Orl'HE LUCKY OFFICE, No. 1, SKINNER-STREI , X, ITAVING r4tily solo Shares of the Ticket, No. 1 - 11 - 3618, the Grind Packet of Tickets; which produced 124,765, and N 0.7081, the Packet of Five Hundri.d Tickets, besides Four Prizes of ..t20,00v, in the Last Year's Lotteries; likewise of No. 2170, the fir.: ,E40,0:10 Prize, and 12,719, the last 135,000; his late frie nd Sir Jam m James I:ran:wob being deceased, begs to communicate to hls Friends, the Public, the unprece. dented great advanriz - .:s IN THE NEW STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn the Eighth of Jur.. next, namely, by ONE NUM BER, maven a Prize above ..El5, will be obtained The Grand Prize of Four 1 fundrtel'Fickets, W•Ocli: may produce upwards of • ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS! ! Shares in proportion. In fact, One Sixteenth may gain upwards of -Six Thousand Pounds, which in the la•it Lottery could only gain JEW°. Like wise the Scheme contains Two Hundred Thousand rounds in Sterling Money ; avd; being Drawn in One Day, every Ticket has the same fair charm:. 'coax zit respectfully solicits the continued favours of the Pub • lie, and assures them, his greatest pleasure is, and ever. will be, in paying Capital Priats,at his Lucky Office, No.l, SKINNER-TPREET. • NEW PI.AN, . With Additional and Superior Advantages. STATE LU I' TERM to be DRAWN the Bth JUNE, 1810. THE Contractor begs leave to call t he attention of the Public to the undermentioned Scheme, containing, be sides its Novelty, several grand Features and superior Benefits, which, it is conceived, will fully rrwrit their approbation, and a f ford a chance to adventurers ne HEME.ver given in any other Lottery. SC 4 of £20,000 are £10,002 4• - T 5,000 - 20,000 IS - - 1,000 12,000 20 - - • 500 10,000 20 - - 100 - 2,000 44 - - 5* ,2,200 I 36 - - 25 - 900 4,860 - - 15 - 72,900 And to the first-drawn Prize above £l5 (not being one of the .undermentioned Numbers) will be given, in addition to the above Money Prizes, if the said fortunate Number is of the Letter N 100 Tickets comprised in No. ,`'.;sl to 1,275 1 Letter B 100 ditto comprised in 3,001 to 3,025 Letter C 100 ditto comprised in 4,751 to 4,775 Letter D 100 ditto comprised m 2,501 to 2,525 With all the Prizes they may contain: upon this plan it is evident that one Ticket may gain .gkoo,oBo. In with drawing so paw Tickets from the quantity usually on sale (although for the purpose of forming theutinto four such dis tinguished Prizes, possessing chances hitherto unknown) the Con tractor is not insensible to the objections that mat be started by ' those who oould not procure Tickets at the close of the lasi Loo - ;; h e ca n only an tillpate such objections, by announcing that I Tickets and. Shares will be prolKatly ciikttibUteil to everT loitort ~ . . r Office in the Uaited Icissdent. • - - • - • 11) BAK 1' RS. COW.N-CHANDLEKs, &c. TO be DiSPOSED OF, the LEASE, Goodwill,' -I- and Fixtures of a BAKER'S SHOP, which has b •en esta blished upwards of 36 Years, and is now is full trade, situate in a populous and improving neighbourhood a the City. l'he rent is . moderate, a great part of which may be made by respectable .nruates. For cards of address, apply to Mr. Pewtress, Butcher, No. 13, Mmnries. FREEHOLD LAND IN ROMNEY MARSH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mi. it OBEk r FINNIS, At the Ship Inn, Dynichurch, on Wednesday, the 2d of May, 1810, at Twelve o'Clock, (if not previously disposed of by Private Contract) in foot Lots, - • BOU 1' 70 Acres of FREEHOLD rich Meadow and Pasture LAND, in the Polishes of Ea.t Bridge and New Church, in Romney Marsh, Kent, of which possession may' be had at Michaelmas next. For par , iculars, enquire of Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and titanic, Hatt%i-Court, l hreadneedle-.trot ; of the Auctioneer, at llythe; and Mr. Jacob Matten of West liythe, who will phew the Land. OAK AND BEECH TIMBER. To be SOLD by AucnoN, by CHEESEIUIAN and FRY, At the sign of the Gun, Eridge Green, In the Parish of Frain, Sussex, on Wednesday. the IBtb day of April, 1810, between the hours of Three and lour in the e►fternus,n, .... 1 EVEN Hundred acid : Eleven OAK TREES, and Forty seven BEECki TREF.S, standing on the tienteci Estate, in the Parishes of Roiberfteld and WithYbana, Lots. 'tom wl•nb• to b.• gnt'l " Load pf $0 fcet s and no ie. .4-ye - whatvier wilt be mule. Mr. Duval, Boars bead street, will shew the Lots. WANTS a Situation as Gardener, a Young Man, who perfectly understands his business; can have a good character front the place he has just left. Please to adlress (post paid) to H. B. at Mr. Roberts, Putney, Surrey. 'this day were published, price Ss. embellsobed with a correct Likenesq. MEMOIRS of the LIFE of SIR FRANCIS . IVA BULIDE FT,. Ban. including a faithful Narrative of the whole Prot ..edings in the House of Commons on the Question of his Comm:wield to the Tower fir publishing a Letter to fas Constitu-nts, with the Speeches of the different Members on the Janie, including that by Sir Smacti. ROMILLY. Together with particular Account of kis being taken and lodged in the Tower, and of the Persons Killed and Wounded on the return of the Military. " Iclaenam legem coadet et nobilem." London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, Et 'Onus, Paternoster-mw. 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