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,~ • ;4 # _. LOSE NO TIME. Ties w nW GOES ROUND ON TUESDAY NEXT. ,ALL THA.PRIZES ARE FLOATING, i ts d clingeptently. many eitise Cap this My be drawn the very 'hat Day. d 8920,000 . are 4 60,000 10;000 .Pl OOO 4 5 1C 431/ tO,OOO .90,U* 30. 0 00 • 15,00X) tylai and . Co. No. 1:1 1 Poultry, (established in NYthe year 1759) and at N0..12, Charing Cross, nest door to & be Geiddi Cross, are salmi the Tickets and Share s of the abode% ra nd State Lottery', 'which ehntains a greater number of Capital * prises than e syfirsser Lottery. ... • ,ke 'Micas and Share, of the Cit Lottery, Freeholdy 20,000 Tickets. The Prise* ar e first-rate il o oes, discharged of Land Tax, and valued at £104,000, as ' - wader V.d ee d at .C 95,060 7 6,000 1 4 of a City Ticket,. £ 14s. 14 •cr o Eighth - e -I.O' Valued at X 4,000 —.--- 3,000 2,000 ,e 1 1 0 0 10 6 - 4Tif IGI - Ti CAPTFAL PRIZ • r.. _. . In. the last Year, including *WO PRIZES OF THIRTIPTHOUSAND POUNDS, , . • . Were 'all shared•and sold by T • BISH, at his old established O f f i ces, No. 4 ; • COILNIVILL, and No. 9, CUAILING CRO6, Lobsion, where Tlcletsand Shares are selling for the STATE LOTTERY, the ed i ssne of which contains more than double the Number of Prises than were in the last Principal and Supplementary Lotte !Wadded together—viz. . i Prizes of 4'20,000 20 Prizes of - *l,OOO 3 --- 10,000 30 -- 500 4 -- 5,000 45 —...- 100 licc. &c. Sec. ileiteis and Shares aro also selling for the CITY LOTTERY, theVes of which consist of substantial Freehold Wows, dis dis iiCl:and-Tsit. The Scheme contains •i t * , Valued at Avspoo 1 7 Eac h of £43,090 ,000 1 -• ---- 7,000 8 4 Each of 8,000 1 --- ppm 1 4 1 ,0 1 11, in the Country may be supplied, the isme as if present, iy• srlxliiti their . orders, post or carriage paid, to either No. 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing Cross. Vs ere Schemes may be had gratii f and all Prizes in either Lot tell will be paid on Demand by T. EISH. ff WILL PAY YOU WELL FOR READING. SHARES of Ticzilrs Sisters Shillings a Ticket cheaper at I jr ac lNE R't, N 0.16, CORNIULL, than at the other The Statement of Prices as under , will clearly .1 prove the-great saving to the Public : WARNER'S Paters, OTHER OFTICES' PRICES, Affording a good Pro fi t. which they avoid Publishing Fliit . 10 12 0 Half 10 15 C Quarter Aghth • .........'• 213 6 Eighth .... ill:o=th - 17 0 Sixteenth ...... NEXT TUESDAY, the Bth of MARCH. the WHEELS of the GRAND STA'TE LOTTERY go round, Aboidantly stored with Capitals, three times the Number of former - Lotteries, viz. -,620.,000r of 10,000 30 ...., 5,000 45 ..- Bcc. Etc. Sm. Persons in the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing sink NOtei; Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find an additional advantage, at t:Woan ea's, as the Country Offices frequently put on an extra Profit upon the enormous Price of the Aber London Offices. • . . . Letters enclosing Bank-Notes, Bills, or Poet-Office Orders, Must be paid Double Postage ; and Letters enclosing Cash, must be paid Treble Postage. . .. .s 3- 4 XI 000 500 100 YOUI,I6GENTLEMAN, about the age of 18, who can liendliissuind to mercantile concerns, with a view to becoming a partner in a few years, in a most lucrative and ho- Dounble.establishment, may hear of an opening in a house abroad, that' the present situation of the Continent does not interfere with. The advantages to be ob tained are 'Very superior, and the 'connection to be formed, is with a house of the highest respecta bility. Secrecy will be expected and observed during any nego liation, and the most indimutablprOof can at once be given as to 'die truth of the above particulars. To prevent trouble as well as disappointment; no person need apply who cannot with ease sup ply a premium of five or six thousand pounds. . No personal en quiry will be noticed.—l.etters only (post paid) with real names and place of residence, addressed to Mr. H. Marshall, to be left at No. 65, Cheapside, willbe.attended to. TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, Pursuant to two several Orders of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, wherein Sir James Tylney Long, Bart. (now ileceaeetl), an infant, by his next friend is Plaintiff, and Thomas Peckham Phipps, Esq. and other are Defendants; and in a Cause, wherein Catherine Tylney Long, an la nt,by her next friend, is Plaintiff, and Lady Catherine Tylney Long, widow, and others, are Defendants, before Luna Stanley, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in outhamptou Buildings, Chancery lute, London, on • Tuesday the e9th day of March next, be tween the hours of Twelve and One of the Clock in the After noon,ENT SEVERAL Freehold Messuages , Buil din g s, and d Premises, situate in Spicer street, Hunt-street, sad Ham court, situate at Mile-End, New Town, in the parish of Saint Dunstan, Stepney, in the county of Middlesex, being the rye. mites comprised in Lots 8, 10,11 and 13, in the general particular of the Estates, sold before the said Master in the said Causes, on the 18th and 10th days of August last. Particulars whereof may be had at the said Master's Chambers, ie Southampton-buildings aforesaid, at the Oitice of Mr. Arnold, Solicitor, Bedford-row, London ; and of Mr. Purser , Su rve y or, Bennett-street, Blackftars-road, where a Plan of the Premises may be seen. PATERSON'S ROADS—IMPROVED. On the 7th of March will be published, price 10s. 6d. in boards, The Fourteenth Edition of A NEW and Accurate Description of all the Direct and Principal Cross ROADS tn ENGLA anND and W d ALES, ; and PART of SCOTLAND ; ged upon improve Plan so that the Gentlemen's Seats, and other remarkable Objects, are Drought under the eye in the same page iu which the Roads are described; with correct Routes of the Mail Coaches a variety of late Admeasurements ; and a new and comprehensive Map ; also, %Table of the Heights of Mountains and other Eminences, from the Grard Trigonometrical Survey of the Kingdom, by Lieutenant-Colonel Mudge : Like.wise a Table of the principal Towns, with the Rates of Postage to es& ; the Times of Arrival and Departure of the Malls; the Number of Houses; and the Population, Ste. &c. &e. The whole greatly improved and augmented by the assistance of Fanners FRIt LIN G, Esq. 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VLEMENTS of ELOCUTION ; consisting of - 1 --a Rules, •Obserrations, Ind concise Exercises, methodically arranged, as an assistant to Teachers, ind particularly calculated for the improvement of Youth in the Reading and Speaking of the English Language. By WILLIAM SCOTT', Teacher of Elocution and Geography in Edinburgh. Printed for William White, Edinburgh; and J. Murray, Fleet street, London. VALUABLE PRF.SENT FOR YOUTH. In a few days will be puhliihvd,. in one volurni, 12mo. PHILOSOPHY` for YOUTH, or SCIENTIF IC TUTOR; being the Young Natural Philosopher's useful Companion, cninprizing an endeavour to render the first principles of Mechalics, fcc. Sm. familiar to the youthful mind, to which is prefixed, Exercises In Elocution. By WILLIAM PERRY, Author of the Royal Stam:a •cl English and French Dictints:trics, the Synonymous, Etym)logical and Pronouncing Dictionary, &c. Printed for 7. M. Richardsm, No. 23, Coenhill, opposite the Ro:al Exchange. This day was published, in 2 Vols. 4to. Closely printed, price Three'GuMeas and a Half in boards, • Illustrated with 15 Engravings, A DICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY and MINERA -1 A- LOGY, with an account of the Process employed in many of the most important Chemical Manufactures—to which are added a description of Chemical Apparatus, and various useful Tables •f Weights and Measures, Chemical Instruments, &c, . By A. and C. R. AIKIN. London: Printed•for lohn;and Arthur Arch, Cornhill ; and William Phillips, George-yard, Lombard-street. Mr. SURR'S NOVELt. This day were published, new Editions of the undermentioned well known Novels, by Mr. Suaa, THE WINTER in LONDON, in three volumes, price 15s. in boards. BAIL 2 , 1 WZLL. in three volumes, price 15s. in boards, SrLcu DID MIS Lair, in three volumes, price 15s. in boards. Printed for Rica AR D LI rs, No. 6, Bridge-street, London, sad to be had of all Booksellers. •* A new Sovel from the Pen of Mr. SOPA, will appear in the course of the Spring. This day -was published, price Ss. sewed, A LETTER, containing some Observations on 11 FRACTURES of the LOWER LIMBS ; to which is added, an account of a Contrivance to administer Cleanliness and Com fort to the Bed-Ridden, or Persons confined to Bed by Age, Ac cidents, Sickness, or any other Infirmity, with Explanatory Plates. By Sir JAMES EARLE, F. R. S. Surgeon Extraordinary to His Majesty, and Senior Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. London : Printed for J. Callow, Crown-Court, Prince's-street, Soho ; J. Johnsen, St. Paul's Church -yard; and It. Faulder, New Bond-street. Also by the same Author, a Treatise on the Hydrocele, 6s. Observations on Hxmorrlioidal Excrescences. Second edition, Is. tid. On the Cure of the Curved Spine, 3s. &c. &c. Scs. THB WEST INDIES, &c. This day teas published, in an elegant Volume, Quarto, accom panied by a Map of the Settlements, price 275. in boards, A VOYAGE TO THE DEMERARY ; contain lug a statistical Account of the SETTLEMETS there, and of those of the ESSEQUBBO, the BERBICE, and other con tiguous RIVERS of GUYANA. By HENRY BOLINGBROKE, Esq. Deputy Vendue Master at Surinam. Printed for RICHARD Puitti es, No. 6, Bridge-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, I. Sir WILLIAM YOUNG's ACCOUNT of the PRESENT STATE of the WEST INDIES, in Quarto, price 255. 2. The PRESENT STATE of PERU, with numerous Plates, price 45.. This day was publisi:cd, is two large Vols. Svo. Price in hoards, a New Edition, bang the Sixth, of OBSERVATIONS on REVPRSIONAItY PAYMENTS; on Schemes for providing Anhuities for Widows, and for Persons in old age ; on the Method of calculating the Values of Assurances on Lives ; and on the National Debt. Also Essas, aon different Subjects in the.Dortrine of Life Annuities and Political At ithmetic. A Collection of new Tables, and a Postscript on the Population of the Kingdom. By RICHARD PRICE, D. D. F. IL S. The whole new arranged, and enlarged by the Addition of Algebraical and other Notes, the Solutions of several re.v Fr - blems in the Doctrine of AnnuaLs, and a general IntroducJon by WILLIAM MORGAN, F. R. S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, in four vols. small Svo. price 30 % . boards, HISTORY of the FEMALE SEX ; translat e d from the German of C. MEINERS, Counsellor of State to his Britannic Majesty, and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Gottingen. In this wait, which has justly obtained a place among the clas sical producsions of German Literature, the Author not only de scribes the state of the Sex in ancient and modern times among the principal nations of the Globe, but investigates the causes and consequences of its virtues and vices, and of its influence upon the morals of society in general, both in private life and public affairs. It abounds throughout with carious anecdotes and interesting in formation, and may truly be deemed a valuable acquisition to English Literature. Printed for H. Colburn, No. 50, Conduit-street. Of whom may be bad, just published, in two volumes, price 9s. in boards, CHRISTINA ; or, Mtmoirs of a Germati Princess; by the Au thor of Caroline of Lichfield. On the TREATMENT of the TAMES DORSALIS, &c. &c. This clay was published, price 7s. the third edition, with very considerable Additions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS on the Nature various Causes, and the most rational Mode of treat ing and eradicating that species of Consumption incident to youth and the different stages of life, commonly called TABES DOR SALIS. Including the cure of that train of concomitant disorders which derange the human organs, 5..) as to render them inadequate to perform even the ordinary offices of nature. • By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, Member of tile Royal Academy of Paris, of the University of Leyden, and Practitioner in London ; formerly Surgeon-Major to the Ist Regiment of Infantry, to the 16th, or Queen's Regi ment of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Hospital at Chatham. As to the merits of theabovo Work, the reader is referred :o the Anti-Jacobin Review for September last. Printed for J. Walker, and H. D. Symmoncls, Paternoster row ; and to be had at N.. 61, Frith-street, Soho-square. This day was published, price Ps. in boards, THE PROFITABLE PLANTER; a Theoretical and Practical Treatise on Planting in every description of Soil 'and Situation, particularly than which are most difficult, as ele vated Scites, Bat ren Heaths, Rocky Soils, &c. including Hints on Shelter and Ornament; Octavo, with a Plate of Implements for Flaming, Invented by the Ausisor. By WILLIAM PONTEY, Nurseryman, Planter, and Forest Pruner to the Duke of Bedford. The Forest Pruner, and Timber Owner's Assistant; or a Com plete Practical Treatise on the Training and Management of British Timber Trees, whether intended for use, shelter, or ornament, including an examination of the Pro p erties of Engl ish Fir Timber, and a New System for the management of Oak Woods, &c. &c. Octavo, with Plates, price I iis. London : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. Jame .'s-street. This day was published, handsomely printed in 2 large vols. 4to. price 41. 45. in boards, 'THE HISTORY of the WORLD, from the reign of Alexander to that of Augustus comprehending the latter Ages of European Greece, and the History of the GreekKingdonis in Asia and Africa, from their foundation to their Destruction, with a Preliminary Survey of Alexander's Conquests, and an esti mate of his plans for their consolidation and improvement. By JOHN DILLIES, LLD. F.R.S. and S.A. Historiographer to his Majesty for Scotland. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.—Of whom may be Ind, by the same Anchor, 1. The History of Ancient Greece, its Colonies and Conquests, from the earliest accounts to the Division of the Macedonian Em pire in the East ; including the history of Literature, Philosophy, and the Fine Arts, 4th edition, 4 vols. Bvo. a Bs. 2. A Translation of Aristotle's Ethics and Politics : comprising his Practical Philosophy. Illustrated by Introductions and Notes, the Critical History of his Life, and a new Analysis of his Specu lative Works, 24 edition, 2 vols. 840. 1 Os. 8. 'A View of the Reign of Frederick 11. of Prussia, with a Pa rallel between that Prince and Philip 11. of Macedon, Bvo. 6s. This day was published, price 2s. Gw the First Part of AN APOLOGY for the late CIUUSTIAN MISS:ONS in INDIA: comprising .‘n Address to the Chairman of the East India Gsmpany, In ans-nr to Mr. Twining ; and strictures on Major Scott Wain 't Pamphlet ; with an Appendix, con taining Authorities from .e Reports of the Society for promoting Christian Krhy.vleclge. By A...TDREW FULLER, Secretary to the Baptist visionary Society. Sold by Burdett, 60, and Button, 24, Paternoster-1m Williams and Smith, Stationers'-court, London. Speedily will be published , the Second Part, containing Re marks on various Pamphlets on the same Subject. Also preparing for publication, a Pamphlet on Christian Mis. sions, and on the Evils of Idolatry. B y the Rev. Robert Hall, A. M. ; also by This day was published, In One Volume, Octavo, pike es. boards , A N ACCOUNT of the OPHTHALMIA which has appeared in England since the Return of the British Anny from Egypt. Containing an examination of the Means by which the Disease is communicated, the Extent to which it is in fluenced by Climate and Situation, its Symptoms, Consequences, and Treatment, with a coloured Representation of its external Appeareace. By JOHN VETCH, M.D. Member of the Medical Society of Edinburgh, and Assistant Surgeon to the flikii Foot. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster 4ow. " We have mused this volume with much interest; it gives a satisfactory account of a singular and alarming disease i and It points out the method by which iti occurrence may he altogether prevented, or, g it has taken place, the means by which its vioL lence may be subdued."—Montidy Review, Jan. 1808. " We regard this treatise as one of consi4lerabl- value, in as much as it contains a full account of a disease, winch by degrees, and under peculiar circumstances, acquired singular vindence and ohitinacy; as well as of the treatment to which it ulthuately yielded.'—laondou Medical Review, !an. 1808. . . This day was published, in Two Volumes Quarto, Prise 3L 3s. in boards, the 2d edition, corrected and enlarged, with an Introduction, on the History of Britain before the arrival of the Romans, THE HisToßv of the ANGLO-3AxoNs.-The First Volume, containing their history before their invasion of Britain, and their subsequent history in England to the Norman Conquest, including the Life of Alfred, and the Account of the Seakings and Pirates of the North.—The Second Volume, descri bir.g their Manners, Governmen t, Laws, Poetry, Literature, Re ligion and Language. Py SHARON•TURNER, F.A.S. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees and Orme, Parternoster-row. " We regard Mr. Turner's Work as a very valuable addition to our national Histories, front numerous and re condite sources he has collected much that is interestir.g and curious, respecting ooth the manners and the events of the periods which be deszrib , .s. There certainly was occasion for such a work, and the execution of it leaves no room to regret that it devolved on Mr. Turner. tic ew 1807 or • . --- - - THE GRAZING-FARMER AND CATTLE-DEALER'S COMPLETE LIBRARY. GENTLEMEN FARMERS, and all others concern ed ;n Rural Affairs, are respedf ally informed, that a Third • Edition of the COMPLETE GRAZIER, with several additional articles, and new plates of natt.: al and artificia l g rasses, wirh other considerable improvements, &c. is this day ready for delivery, i '2s. extra boards, and may be had of all the Booksellers in town and country, an d the publishers, B. Crosby and Co. Stationens Court, London. 111' Tfte flattering recommendations of the above trnly valuable work, in the different Reviews, and from many vivant indi;:ia duals, both in this country and rtseiea ; also the great demand, since a portion of the 9d Edition was destroyed by the Ire - to Fleet-street, rendered this particularly desirable to all interested in Agricultural concerns. . - F.A.SHIONABLE L"TERARY AMUSEMENTS. This day were published, printed for B. Causal' and Co. Sta tioner's Court London, 1. rT7H Batiks of the \ire, or Two SUMMERS at A. CLIFTON, 4 vols. price 195. boards, by the Author of the Winter in Bath. 2. The RedTyger, or Truth will Out : a Hurnourous Satirical Novel, after the style of Smoilett, 2 vols, price 10s. boards. 3. The Fatal Vow, an Historical Roma-.ce, 2 vols. price 9s. in boards. By Mr. Lathom, author of Human Beings, &c. 4. The Winter in Bath. The Second Edition, 4 vols. price ifts. in boards. By the Author of two very popular Novels. S. The Mysterious Gentleman Farmer; or the Disguises of L we, 3 vols. By Mr. Curry, Author of a Satirical View of Lon don, &c. price 135.6 d. 6. The Exiles of Erin. By Miss Omitting, 3 vols. price 19s. 6d. New Editions of MR. GREIG'S, OF CHELSEA, SCHOOL BOOKS. This day ss as published, In a neat Vclume, price 2s. bound, THE YOUNG LADY'S NEW GUIDE to ARITHMETIC ; a short and useful Selection, containing, besides the common rules, the application of them by a variety of practical questions, chiefly on domestic affairs. For the use of Ladies' Schools and Private Teachers. By JOHN GREIG, Private Teacher of Writing, Geography, &c The Fifth Edition, improved and enlarged. Prinfed for B. Crosby and o. Stationers'-court, Ludgate-otrot. Where may be had, by the same Authiir, I. A New Introduction to Arithmetic, designed for Grammir- Schools. The 2d edition, c onsiderably improved, 2s. bound. 2. Also Mr. Greig's in troduction to the Use of the Globes, for Youth of both Sexes, designed fur Schools and Privatz. Testi era, price 2s. 6d. 3. Dalton's Elements of English Grammar, 12mo. 94 edition, bound 2s. 6d. '1 his day was punished, nea.ly printed in one voL 12ino. price 4s. bound, YOUTH'S HISTORICAL GUIDE, together with Evidences of the Christian Religion; comprehe ding an Introduction to History in Gen :ral, History of the Jews ; His torical Heads of Greece, Rome, Englar.d, &c.; a Genealogical History of the Sovereigns of Europe ; Lives of the Kings of Eng and ; a Chronological Table ; Method of Studying History, Su. By JOHN SABINE. Printed for J. Mawnsm, No. 22, in the Poultry. Of whom may be had, just published, in s vols. 12mo. price 12s. :WI boards, HISTORICAL Dtimocurs, for young Persons of both Sexes; particularly designed for the E lder Pupils of Schools. By Mary Hays, Author of Female Biography, &c. 'lO YOUNG LADIES AND LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOLS. This day was published„in three handsome Vols. price ISs. bound and lettered, or 16s. 6d. elegantly bound, 'THE LADIES' HISTORY OF ENGLAND written"- expressly for the use c f Young Ladies who are finish ing their education, and divested of those indelicacies and gross descriptions which disfigure n any ether Histories of Englan', treating particularly on the progress of manners and national Im provements. In a series of Letters to a Young Lady at School. By CHARLOTTE smrrH. It is well known, that Histories of England, in general, are filled chiefly with narratives of battles, murders, and executions ; and are consequently little adapted to the improvement of the rising gene ration. The present work was compiled by its ingenious authoress OD a directly opposite principle; at the same time, that no interest. ing fact of an historical kind is omitted. To detail the progress of national improvements, and the advancement of society from a state of barbarism toits present state of civilization, was her chief object in its compilation. Printei for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. friars ; and to be had of all booksellers, with a full allowance to Schools. • POTATOES. _ . This day was published, in 4to, with Plates, price 7s. 6d. sewed, rrHE REPORT of the_ COMMITTEE of the - 1 - BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, concerning the CULTUILI and USE of POTATOES ; including the following topics: 1. Discrimination of sorts. 6. Distempers. 2. Preparation of-soils. 7. Taking up, and securing the 3. Sets. crop. • 4. Methods of Planting. 9. Application as food for man. 5. Culture.while growing. 9. Expences, produce, & value. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black,- friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, published also by authority of the Board of Agriculture: - , • • r. 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By ROBERT WISSETT, Esq F.R. and A.S. Clerk to the Committee of Warehouses of the E. 1. Company. t• The present Work is ;he result of various enquiries and.ex periments, made by authority of Government, in order to ascer tain the best mode of Cultivating and Preparing this valuable Plant—it details the various methods and processes used in Europe, Asia, and America, comprising a body of facts and opinions upon the subject, of infinite importance at the present mome.,t. London : Printed for .1. Hardinr, t. James's-street ; Con stable and Co. and 1. Park, Edinburgh ; and 1. Arc'nt.r, and H. Fitzf atrick, Dublin. 14 it, the scli Pa gift pm ia• taw r tie rep. ma eat. Wks'' , ay. 4 d . ietai ad it KI sr , 3 Cam. ;Ater-