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t I,ur.R. 9471. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Alp 3,1817. Fr HE COURT of DIREGIVRS of the UNITED I. COMPANY . 4" MERCHANTS 4 . ENGLAND, trit!rel • th: EAST INDIRS,de he►rh give m ik e , That a General Court of the said Company will be held at House In Leailenhall-street, on W1.1)/§11:5DAY next, the IA instant, at Eleven &Cleat in the Forenoon, for car:soling the I 'llw:ding of the General Court of this day, repcding, alttringo t 4 o rdaining sundry By-Laws. JAMES CrIBB, Cerrdary. vrFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF CERTAIN EXCHEQUER BILLS, UNDER ACE SITH OF HIS pIasENT MAJESTY. ALL Ptr.ons who have made applications to this Board for LOANS of EXCHEQUER BILLS, are desired fo-thwith to attend the Board, or to send Representatives, to crrwer such Inquiries as It may be found necessary to make t3t:c*.lng their applications. WM. HOLDEN, Secretary. TO-MORROW Xlo,ono STERLING MONEY Will he paid in addition, to the Holder of the first-drawn Prize f i BISH wishes his Friends to bear in mind, that . the Drawing is about to take place TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, being the First Day.—All Purchases ma 'e prior to th..t period will be entitled to peculiar advantages. the full par ticulars of which ham been given in former Advertisements. The ?oldie Favours are very respectfully solicited at the truly Fenn n:.:e, and consequently favourite Offices of T. LUSH, Stock-broker, 4, hornbill, and 9, Charing-Crow, Who sold in the Last Lottery (at usual) more Capital Prises than auy other U®ee•keeper. • y I'ON, Stock. Broker, 2, Combill, returns his grerf ul acknnwiedgments to his Friends for their owner eus favours conferred upon him, for more than l'wenry years r ut, and respectfully acquaints them the Scheme of the New Lottery to begin TO-MORROW, may be had grubs* above. .—Titers are several new points which he is sure will meet the Approbation of Lottery Adventurers, one in particular for 5,900 3..,aks drawn the first day, will each become a new 'lichee, to Lu drawn again on the second day, with the "pilot% of receiv lug £lO instead of such second chance, there arc 4 Prizes of Xlat,Otu , t or £io,ooo, and £lO,OOO for the First-drawn Prize brides w..atever else it may be entitled to, and several other Nurelties ire fully given in b.YTON's Schemes, to be had at his truly furtunate Ofti:e, 2, Cornhill, where the following Capitals in the last Lottery, were shared, sold and paid on demand, viz. N 0.936 . £9,000 I 6,395 - • - 4E300 4,229 - - £l,OOO am. lox. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS !OR THE FIRST•DRAWN PRIZE TO-MORROW. GWEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, Cornhill, and 17, . Ludgate-airret, acquaints his Frisods, that the. urger taints of the present Lottery are peculiarly advantageous to those who purchase early; as it is intended to draw more than tuo-thirds of all the I idiom sat the Deb of July, every Gov of ninth will be a Benefit; the first WOO Blanks being entitiad to Lid each, and all the uthers will becumi New Tickets, to he drawn again the lath of July, with the privilege of receiving slid Motley instead; and the very litatTdrawn prise will be further entitled to Allo,ooo Money.--The Capitals consist of 4 ......... 4 - itstopeOmsolls. d of £io,ooo Money. I ... .e of seg,ooo tzlosols. And 10 others of €l,OOO, £5OO, An" dui. dm. and oft 10,400 Tlekew llekets and Shares are Dow on Sale at V/111nrs trelrfestu rate Meas. 9, OerohUl, and 17, Lodpte-tieress, where, io the last Lottery, were sold In Shares 6,529 in 7 Shares OTANI . 11,319 ......... in 13 Shares ......—. £l,OOO Aad very recently Three of 410.000, Two of .320,000, &e. • • 11 All Sadists in the Fund. faithfully notated. TO-MORROW, THE FIRS T-DRAWN s PRIZE WILL RECEDE TEN THOUSAND POUNDS! TUR SCUMS CONTAINS 4 of 2 &e. ate. SJIS4 Pair 5..-2,936 Bt. RR a —tasking togetherlo,4oo Tickets, and being FOUR PRIZES TO ONE BLANK! (StA R ROLL, Stock Broker, trusts his Friends Ul • haves of forgotten the eminent sums width has generally attended Purchasers at his old-established Offices, particularly Its the late I.otterles, when 7,735. the last-drawn Prize of £30,000, was Sold to Shares, wick Millner o4 . Wiens at 7 1 CORNHILL t AND 26. OSYDRD-STRRET. He recommends most particularly to their attention the pre. not Scheme, which they will Sod to possess more advantages than have ever before been presented to the Public. The rapid rise in the Funds has increased the value of the Prins nearly ,stn per Cent. whilst Every Ticket that may be drawn a plank on the First Day will be drawn again, and thus kne doable Chance of obtaining a•Capitai Prise. Orders from *country punctually executed at the following low Prins: Half . • 11 6 Quarter 1 6 0 Ticket - dlll. les. 4E9 19 0 I Eighth • 5 1 0 Sixteenth TO-MORROW, 9TH JULY. SIVEW RIGHT, the Contractor for the Grand V • SUMMER LOTTERY of 10,400 Tickets, Two-tifrds of -"kith (viz. 7,000) will be drawn TO-MORROW, when every Ticket will be entitled to a Benefit, and the lowest 6210 In (loner; besides FOUR PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND FOUNDS, 2 of ,ClO,OOO, Sco. dr.c• and as no former &hem, of to mall a number of Tickets, ever did contain mote thtn TWO, tittle is twice the usual chance of obtaining Prizes of that magni tude, in favour of every Adventurer. The Scheme shortly is 1 Prises of £BO,OOO are £50,000 10,000 10,000 2,000 4,000 ...... 1,000 2,000 24 ....—...... 4E500, £3OO, dcc. ...... 5,400 2,120 smaller Prizes 19,040 1,900 Blanks to be New Tickets, or receive £lO Money . • 59,000 4,064 Prises. £189,400 Thus the absolute small Priam are equal to the usual propos . . Clio. There is further the 5,900 Blanks, that in formes hehemes would have remained Blanks, are is this Scheme to become New lickets, or entitled to £lO each, making an EXTRA SUM or 459 , 0 00 in favour of this Lottery. A splendid Total of 41 89,460, and every Ticket boos fide worth it 6. Ts. 104. in. :limey, or £6. 71. 10d. each more than forme Lotteries, though Tickets are ,C 5. Omar, and selhas at the law vices at Ticket ls.. A Half ......... Lfr 19 0 Eighth ......... in 11 I A Quarter ...... B 1 0 Sizteenth AU. 65. oalg. Atli!. Old Oflkea, No. 37, Coansitz. I No. 11, Ho - .lloan. and 38. HATIEARRIT, II 141, OZTORD.BIIIZ&T. The Drawing begins tilt 9th of JULY, when the Flat-trtiwp Prize will reedy; TEN '1 HOUSAND POUNDS WV, and, otry Tkket will become a Prize of Dot lc. thao Xi° value. . ; -Ake 'Tay. Moue YOU] so am there rtes. would icke 459,c 4189, Ticks d T h , Prize every -,. - I • *., 1 0 I;.N - . N. If si , i S i k Ir(S A 0 4 r RO6 ' On. Jjk: ---/ Le , 1,• ;) , , - oi er... . . . . _ far. ~:,...44. ~,,,, ~., P l 7-7 --,‘,„_ °I ..—....._--- • - ..... , TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1817. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. SeII Ittly,llll/. I N pursuance of .the Act of the 55th year of his pre►ent Majesty, by which it is enacted that the Out- Pentione rs of this Hospital shall in future be raid quart trly, in ad vance, instead of halt-yeatly, Notice is hereby given, by , irflrr of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioners for managing he affairs of the saki Hospital, that all the Out-Pen. sieners thereof residing in London, or within the District of the lilt. of Mortality, are required to appear personally, and rill mentally, with their Inttructions and Certilicatet of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hoepital on the respective days, and in their different classes, according to their several rates of Pension, as undermentioned; when attendance will be given from Nine •clock in the morning, until Three in the afternoon, for the Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension In advance, to the 24th of September next. On WEDNESDAY, the 9th of July, The Pensioners at 51. per day, and those at 6d. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On THURSDAY, the 10th of Jtly, Thom at 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remain ing Regiments and Corps; that at ad. and all the Cavalry at 9d. per d ay. On FRIDAY, the 11th of July, Those at 9d. per day from the list Foot Guards to the 60tis Foot, inclusive. On SATURDAY, the 12th of July, Those at 91 per day, from the 61st Foot, and all the remaining Regiments and Corps; as also dame at 10d. per day. On MONDAY, the 14th of Ju ly, Those at is. per day, from the tlttfirrent Reg:roents of Cavalry, with the (stand ed Regiments of Pout Guards. On TUESDAY, the 13th of July, Those at Is. per day, from the sd Regiment of foot Guards, to the and of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. Oa WEDNESDAY, tko 11th of July, Those at Is. per day. from the Royal Garrison liaralion, and an the remaining Regiments and Corps, and also those at ls. Ogd. per day. Oo THURSDAY, the 17th of !illy, • • Those at is. ItLls. led. Is. ad. is. eld. and is. ed. per day. Oa FRIDAY, the lath of hay, Those u Is. Sid. is. ed. Is. eid. Is. sd. Is. Sid. Is. 6d. le. fit is. 74. Is. 70. is. id. Is. Sid. la. 94. is. Sid. and le. 10d. pee day. Oa SATURDAY, the 19th of July. Thom at li.loo. per day aM upwards, with the private Oen. denten who receive Amok's, in lieu of Pensions from the Ist and std Regiments of Foot Guards; also the Pensioners from the several Regiments and Corps, who have been admitted ea ao count of blindness. SEVE -PENC This day wag published♦ In evo. Mee %In board', AN ESSAY on the NATURE of HEAT S LIGHT. awl ELECTRICITY. By CHARLES CARPENTER. BOMPAEr. Barnum. at Law. Printed for T. and G. Underwood, , fleet-etrrer. "i his dry Were published, in ern. prier Cs In boardr, jp EMA K 3 nn INSANITY ; flunded on the 111, Practice. of JOHN MAYI, M.D. ir.;llnve of the Cd!rge of Pericians ; and toodvig to illustrate the iihrical Syr:: .1 and Ten:rums of the Olsen... It Is also ordered and sir. led that aD the Out• Pensioners longing to the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to their Instructions, which they are required to produce at the time of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Pay. master-General of Ms Majesty's Land Forms hs London, their . Allinsite r therein presesibed, an or immediately alter IMIly Quarter-day, without which their nausea will net be entered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are out after wards to thane their place of abode, as specified in their aQlda• vita, without unavuidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. 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In all cases of Debility or 1 eticieney, when ther resulting crsat the too frequency of partteipating he ga'e. tits of fashionable life, the tothound , Al indulgen ce of Lbertir;.!.et, or , outitary habit, svh:^it tic cite-gy e: and des: thy th flower of youth, lattef , Je h oc- sttet.i:y in •he oat.. we., and Impotence in the whet, the/ offer a safe ant! i.e. - nee:ern cure. To dere who, from we h comp:wit:r o t.% preventea entsoarg Into the ni...tried state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over their itifirfniiira in :deuce, it must be cons , ,:eig to k!, how ever &rank or itiellectual .be cure may deemed by oth-r Practitioner..., that by a renovallig and method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous coustliumn. A csrt'ln disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indisereti" and every specie.. of Vet:ere:a Infection ' by a null std never-fsiHr.g suede of treatment, is speedily a n d y renioeed, without real-aim In diet or eserese, 31 a:10 ;:trietures of the t'ret'as a•.d niets, whia t dal arc Citeatel to Cure to a snort period, .:c:Auvt recourse to the Painfeldavtroo., t•ffe.:tq of the. Caustic; reftre::ces of which cat. be given to several :s'obletrtn and (lanthanum of tespectaltiiity, who have been col val in a very short period, after having laboured ender stricture. for men, years. To married Females, whose exrcttv.tions of those tender pledge; of connubial bsppiness have been detested, It ma! As.) he a pleasing r• il , ction to Lorn, Chet by a proper plreeveranee in their reinedh the general health i. rener,ated, and the irepedt- Mints re moved. Mestri. Goss and Co.'eaelusively professing tot aura of .I partlctiCr romplaiat., in order that t may not be markt,' by a ininaken tese,with the el byty snjuql) attached to the ignorant einiAtie, think it but . luttise to ttlent•t let, to state, tbat they hash it..en property educated acel initiated hito every i wanct , of Ai, profession. (certifieateeof which, trona vadat,. hoe. phalli, and restitunniatt tram the highest profess:onel authorities, they have to convince any Lititter). 1 bet a re-ia :r e warm. r 'setup . !here of our eastern world, ell at In e- her rarts, emboldens t .cot to assert, that their re+earclics havmg vti er , lined to dise.,es already enumerated, they hold ..et s err taint! , el renovation to such as may I:^4nor under the dotittating edicts of a l'te passed under the torrid zone. And fettber, , that having had opportuoities, in their professcitiol car, city, of let mine an intimate afteptaintance wit!, the Cet/• ttuuttuell hats of seafaring persons, 0 , 17 hirer to then -Ise best asaerances of immediate relief; that tile success resuhing irons t heir et deavours art: i‘ , 11..1.7;a1 them to u. t he tr.ottce et the grtmt4l l i ra6itioner. and they prt ton:t• hat e:r r trrt rti eons custstitu... a lei.- ground f or t h e unprectalehte cite sslth winch they have, by the Public, been so hi:trails , honoured. to be Consult At their behle daily (penonally, it by !otter,) by Patients ether set, with secret), I.•!tee. ) iteutteL. Patients n t•a- winery are requested s are earth:units at their case, age a..d sinner et Livnut e.g... re. otarce Oat advice ai.d reel , enirs; and t.l.e remed.to wit be gis'er. OF ore/an:FA to any ! 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