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I . ... I# l , . -.- -"""m"1'.."""1"u"...m.....""mmui.m.".gm".".".........mmm11"au".."5i.".g.51."1".1um."."--.. • . 4 ,01 7 • r ,4 • IN. s , • i f , I ;4 1 4 1 . ) , " dk -4 1,1 \' • ; • 177 ; t , • • 11 • /N.• h t •. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1810 [PRICE SIXPIENCE-HALeI'F.N .A, SMARD, near Suaiti•STansT. OWN and PORT of DOVER /be CoAST of FRANCE, &e. Is now tontinsie for :the remainder of will wen:: VWW of the ISLANDS Thii day was published, in octavo, price tog . 6d. boards, THE ELEMENTS OF CIIEMI ST RY. By THOMAS I'HOMPSON, F,. S. E. litun ni ed tor Longti.n, Hurst, Rees, and °rine ?k , Patetninter-rows j.ondon ; And Mcillackwthid, South Bridge;street;.EsTitp!rubt! •t h y *,. ~ a .. . . LA I LO fTERY, 20th October, 1609. • Prizes of £20,000 1 5,090 3 1,4390 2 500 I 74 Capitals. above TWENTY CAPITAL Iwo last Lotteries, in Shares, at ~ and N.. 9, CHARING-CROSS ; - es are selling for the NEW LOTTERY, The Scheme is the same as the makes a free Gift of 'DRED WHOLE TICKETS 4t-drawn Prize above £l5, by which a be immense sum of £lOO,OOO, and a liars, ;rat's ; and the fortunate holders we Twenty Capital Prizes, may receive or exchange their Prises for Ticket:, and •ry, at • LL, and 0, CHARING-CROSS. Lo'bx DRAWN the Bth JUNE, I Bto. blgs . leie to'call ihe attention of .SCii F nr., containing, be -1 grind YvanArs and ;ulterior Benefits, tt:t %tore tqciieurprobati.ln, and el i,rers.nevtrigiven, in any other Lottery. ;S:Eff,4?oo are 18C,C00 L,(:047) 20,000 I,i ;(.6 1 2,000 ;C;) 10,000 ' 2,000 25 _ - - . 15 - 72,900 first-drawn Prize abcve Xl5 (nit king • one of the 1:,•-•,ttoned Numbers) will be given, itredditien to the above the said forttnate Nuntber ill,pf•the tO 'rickets comprised 1,251 tq 1,275 er hint) ditto compriSed in " • S,opi to 3,025 C Inn ditto comprisecrin I• • 4,751 to 4,775 per leo ditto . •comprisell in . 2,501 to 2,525 all the Prizes they ni,ty contain: upon this plan it is evident that One' I'a ket tic!' gain £lOO,OOO. , with drawing so cf.l;:y'l.-ket rrenn. Ate quantity usually on hougli for t4e purpose elt raining 'them into four such dis ihtd Prizes, pos•essing chancestitherto unknown) the Con ai, not iv.s - Ilihte to the objections that tuAy be started by :Irld not procure Tickets- at the close of the-last Lot- Le t;:n only anticipate stich objections, by annofincins that !ts sr d shases will be promptly distributed to every I.otterf In the United Kingdom. aq was published, in eve). prize Bs. in boards, N INTRODUCTION TO ARITHMETIC; or, a COTRI'VIC Exercise Book, for the Use both of Teachers hude:m: being the first Part of a general course of Mathe s, with h etes, containing theßeason of every Rule, de tr;:o..d from the most simple and evident Principle together Ime of the most useful Properties of Numbers,..tnd such Particulars as are calculated to elucidate the more abstruse nterecting Parts of the science. OLIN BUNN YCASTI.E, Professor of Mathematics at the Royal Military Academy, Won/wich. lilted for Joseph Johnson add Co. SL Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, `rilolar's Guide to Arithmetic, or a complete Exercise " Use of Schools; with Notes, containing the Reason 4,7 laic, demonstrated front the mast simple and evident cioei ; together with some of the «lost useful properties of and xeneral Theorems fur the more ettensive Use of 9th edition, 1808, tomo. 2s. 6d. bound. l:l introductiott to Mensuration and Practical Geometry; containing the Reason of every Rule, concisely and IY 'emonstrated, 10th edition, price 45. bound. Ai! Introduction to Algebra , with Notes and Observations ; "rd fur the of Sc .Lois Lai places of public Education, :cnion, price ti. hound. 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V Y. ai: •‘• „ . 1.1.. ck • :: at c. • for I • , „- from n• ive they „ 52, Clicapside, ' \.. 1)11'..0:1:-ILNI.) it 1%. !.:TATE 1.0 JI 'NE next. ;:, com itns • P. rt s 11l /.7_o Sr ,,: () Nunit ..X I•4A 1' .. J . I,y this i:11.4 wed .. slntlt ' is at :1. 1 : _ r - tr; ant t t . L . . ~1 Co. B eat tii,- Kim:\ r ,Ili.: is shares, who Sidd pr:. • ui ..7 oro D. Cl 01:0 i ;; ‘,l' l e t, !. • ':Lary, 1810 1 A%! , 1 I t . 141. D clel the a ▪ PR ti in the ' cm - iNHILL, if:as amt Share ,1r2.:13 the of Jr • ill • Co::tractor FOCI: liUNL o - Kilr of the First it,;:r.lieset may pain LI Fruit ./.. , "0). %hell s . %v - ,th partieul of the alio , . nio3,-; on thlllanti, Xarri in t h e N, -w Lotto 5•,.4, CORNI - 111 STA'FF. I.OTFERY t: r i Co• :tractor • t!:e t,, oat. 1.1 •,everal 17 cirickived, w s chance to aiilve;:t.43 4 cif • ,S • 4 ..• 1 - 44 • k::: ;Lc finil-ciraru 1 Nuttthe 1i n:r rin'e • t,if the sail I.e.•rr ALO Tickets Iscri 8400 ditto lance WO ditto leo ditto • Vitali the Prizes .: thei that obe' I bait drawing so nil; Alt ':••h0. i f or t4C poi tinta.s!e•d Prizn, nof ice •nsihte t ea zlrld not pro IPry: L e te n only anticii Tickets aycl Shaxes will ate in the l; d Kit This dzy was yid I NTRODU or, a cant:te Ext Students: being the with Not e s, co rajzent!i•d from the mo ° it . '' tl e 01 the most Particulars as are 141 intereiting Parts of !!: JOHN BUNN YCA Royal Mil Neted for Joirph Jo Where may I• 1. '0•! Scholar's Cut 10 1' the Use of SC t t ..7 . 7 t E , tie, denionsi , together w an:l Arn e ral the Der 9th tttitior . 9- Al I ntrrkhk - tiOn t: *llll ::\atts, 'swathing Cearl. :emonstrat s d, IntrOLloctien t •1 17 "1 fur the 1.1:e 01 Sth priCe 4s. b' 4. A n mroduction t Parts t•I•or o Ins P up il . j'rc •., Seiel:Ce tali(); ift r n VCd, MIS *l;7'; 7111dhetiV:eti'llnclIthlt:iin'-'6l. and Lill tocory ; ith t 1 A l reati‘e on Pia !nos: Ustfulapplicatitil ;TRODE, BUCKS. Girdens, Pleasure-ground, , Park, and Farm, containing together Land, are now on Sale.--Particulars or their Agent,, on . application to John lace, Mary-la-hontie. MONEY. .S and Co. beg leave to inform want and desirous of borrowing tem of money, that they can at all times )1. to 20,0001: and upwards, on personal nifrom Marriage Settlement", Money ' Livings, or Freehold, CoPyhold, and most liberal and honourable terms.— ;r3. Lucas and Co. &Hy receive at their etl, J.:meift, either personally or by Ten years purdhase will be even fur • GS Selling off uncommonly apside ; an immense Stock of all kinds tls, Drawers, Ladies Dresses, all in one, goat: wanting to buy largely, will find a ty inspection o‘abost articles. A quart , .sa. 6d. the best quality equally cheap ; Is. per pair ; very fine, ls. 6d. super, boots, I s. 9d. tine ribbed couon, 20. 2d.; 10d. p.m pair ; and other fashionable mention. are at RADFORD's Hosiery Ware near Bow Church.' GOOIILUCK, and Co. 0 the notice of the Public the ITERY, whin is all to be Drawn :. This Lottery ii on improved Plan. 0,0001 4 Prizes of 1 1)00 '2O 100 44 ... £5,000 500 50 &c. ad:.'dcc. ihers, Four Tickets of every Number, Pk~l1i•: of 100 WHOLE TICKETS •el f Adventure, icke: : ~.y j du £lOO,OOO •,,etv4) ; . = l7l Eighth £12,500 Nureenth - . 64.50 on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOOD BU !LW SGS, CORNHII.I., and facing Mcws, Charing-Cross, the only thrice £30,000 tnd Shared in the last Lottery, £20,000 20,000 L'o,ooo R. £l,OOO-3,436 C. X5OO. 1-29:12 %?0,000 5,000 1,000 500 T.RANSPORT OFFICE, Abu 12, 1810. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING XIS MAJESTY": TRANSPORT SERVICE, for Wing Care sf SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care mad Cutody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 24th of April, 1810, tti receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying the Royal Hospital at Haslar, with Six Hundred Chaldron of COALS, each Chaldron to consist of thirty-six Bushels, Winchester measure, and to be of one of the under-mentioned qualities, viz. Sir Harry Vane Tempest's Eden Vane, Russel's Main, Bourn Moor Main, Or Newbottle Bourn Moor. The whole to be delivered, free of any extra charge to the Crown, into Carts on the Jetty ; one Cargo thereof to be deli vered on or before the 7ih of May next, and the remainder on Or before the 31s: . of July next. 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This day was publisheti, in octavo, price 9s. boards, APRACTICAL GRAMMAR of ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION, on Plain and recognised Principles, calculated to assist in removing every objectionable peculiarity of utterance, arising either from Foreign, Provincial, or Vulgar Habits ; or from a taWattive Ile of the Organs of Speech ; and furnishing, to Pupils of all Ages, the Means of systematically ac quiring that nervous and graceful Articulation, which is the hasis Of a superior Delivery : together with Directions to Petc,:ns who stammer in ;heir Speech, comprehztultng some new ideas rela tive to Prosody. By B H. :MART, Teacher of Elocution and Pola, , Literature. Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exchange ; and J. John son and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. This day were published, price th. in boards, C RITICAL REMARKS ON DETACHED PASSAGES of the NEW TESTAMENT, particularly the REVELATION of Sr. JOHN. By the late FRENCH LAURENCE, L.1..D. M.P. 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Gray's-Inn, in the County Of Middlesex, but then of Holton, in the same County, .Meticy Scrivener, Dealer and Chapman, are requested to meet the Assig nee of the said WiMain Fletcher, on Monday, the 30th day o f April instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, at Syn - .ond's-Inn Coffee-house, Chancery lane, to assent to or dissent from the Assignee of the satA Bank s-opt enforcing a Dloidend of 15s. in the Pound from the Estate Of the Said William Fletcher, possessed by hint since the date of the Second Commission awarded, against him. TWO'S NEW CARICATURES. This day was published, by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside, Price only One Shilling each, being half the price other Dealer! charg • ., .. '114: following . - New and jostly-popular CARL. • CA FUREMoI 4 APRIL, viz. , I..aiikr..44.4.lhicisessysittg to taie her Nast- - Political. 2. The Somersetshire Dumpling. . Ditto. 3. The Winding-up of the Medical Report. Ditto. 4. Britannia Lamenting the fate of her favourite Son. Ditto. 5. The Midnight Mistake, or Stinking Breath. Humourous. ti. First going alone. Ditto. 7. Practical Education. Ditto. S. A 141,:w Cock wanted for a Young Wife. Ditto. 9. Easterly Wind, or scudding under bare Poles. Ditto. 10. The Sublime and Beautiful. Ditto. N. B. The largest Collection in the World. Where may be had, price 9s. ornamented with 16 Engravings, by Rowlandson, coloured, Advice to Sportsmen, by Manna duke Markwell, Esq. COAL TAR BROWN AND PAINTS, PREPARED FOR. - -- OIYI*.bOOK PAINTING. T HE Public are most respectfully informed, that thi above-mentioned articles continue to be prepared by the British Colour Company only, No. 1, Walbrook, London. The Coal Tar Brown is recommended for barns and all rough fencing, is of a good colour, and will be found cheaper and more durable than common Tar. The Paints are of various shades of Green and other colours, peculiarly adapted for useful and ornamental covering, and are easily applied, being sold in a state for use. N. B. White Lead and all sorts of Painters Oils and Colours of the best quality, Linseed Cake for Cattle, &c. TO BE SOLD, • THE LEASE of a capital HOUSE and SHOP, situated in a very fashionable and much-frequented Wa tering Plats; about 18 years of the Lease unexpired, at a rent under £2O ptbr annum. The House and Shop is in complete re pair, and with respect to situation, &c. far superior to any other in the place. A very considerable suns might be made of the lodgings. It is particularly well adapted for any business. It would be a very desirable situation for a Pastry-cook and Confectioner, Chemist and Druggist, Ladies' Shoemaker, &c. as ti e. e are none of those trades, t 1.6 !gh much wanted, in the t own . The term will be moderate. '1 he Household Furniture, which was new last Spring, is expected to be taken with the Lease.— Part of the purchase.money might remain. . - For particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid) to A. B. No. 10, Glass-house street, London. LORD SOMERVILLE'S FLOCK OF MERINO SHEEP. 'l'o BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Wednesday the utl and Thursday the 3d of May next, ['LIE WHOLE OF THIS SPEAK, selected in . 1 - 1800 and 1801, from sundry Leafless Flacks, and bred without any talmixture of other blood. The superiority of the Leoresa, over every other pile of Spanish Wool, is to be seen in the Prices Current of our own Weekly Journals. The reputation of this Flock is fortunately so well enablished. as to demand no comment whatever, 'beyond the following state ment: In I ROG, the great Premium given for the best Merino Ram, by the Board of Agriculture, was won by a Rant of this flock, bred in England. In I tIO7, the Prize for the best Ram's Fleece, given by the Bath and West of England Society, was won by a Ram of this flock, and it was declared in print by the• Committee of that Society, (which, sit uatea in the centre of the superfine cloth manufacturers, has therefore been deemed comclusive) to be the finest fleece of wool which bad ever come under its examination. The Print of this Sheep is to be found in Malcolm's •survey of Surrey, in Lau rence's Treatise on Live Stock, and iu a late Publication on the subject of Sheep, &c. by the Proprietor. The symmetry of his form, and the aptitude to feel, demon strated by this auinial in so extraordinary a manner, had, h=fore the adjudication of this Prize, induced the Proprietor to breed almost exclusively from him. Lastly, any doubt of the superior value of these sheep, which have never been beat in any competition, is for ever removed by the recent decision of the Bath Society, by which, Pre Mums were offered last year as follows CLASS V. No. S. BRITISH FINE Woor.. "As many persons, " whether manufacturers or others, still deny the practicability of " producing in Great Britain, Wuol equally fine with that int " ported front Spain ; in order to put this question to a trial, front which there can be no appeal, a Premium of Tea Guineas is " offered to the Manufacturer of the finest Piece of Navy Blue " Broad Cloth, dyed in the Wool, not less than twenty-five yards " in length, which shall be exhibited to the Society, on the day " before the Annual Meeting in 1609, made front clothing Wool " from the Sheep Tribe grown in any Country. The name of " each Manufacturer, and pile or specie.: of Wool, and of the " Grower, (if British) to be contained in a sealed Paper, having " on the outside a mark indicating the piece of Cloth to which it " refers, and which it must accompany. Such Paper not to be " opened until the Committee shall have made their report on " the merits of the ti.:Tective Cloths, which report shall be given " from the Chair; and no person form a part of the Committee " who is personally interested in the decisi .n." By the exertions of Messrs. Joyce and Co. Clothiers, the Pre mium was adjudged to the Wool of this Flock, and fur this Pre mium no less than sixteen pieces of Cloth were exhibited, many of which were made from picked samples of the Saxon and Spa nish 'Merino Piles. The Sale will take place at Fah-mile Farm, near Cobham, Surrey, 18 miles from Lot.tion, on the Portsmouth Road, at tea o'clock in the forenoon. The great drafts w hick have been made from this flock, last season only, namely, Seventy-five pure bled Merino Ewes, and a large number others, highly crossed, must render these sheep an object of H :uliar attention to every skilful Breeder. The deck ar Sale will consist of nearly Two Hundred pure Metino Ewes in high condition, near!) Two Hundred M e ri no and Ryland Foes, highly crossed, very capital in their Wool, an. hirty Rams of the pure Blood, five only being reserved for the use of the Owner, the whole the get of the Rani above-men tioncd.—Each F.we ssiih her Lands will form one lot, as will also each of the 831314. The Proprietor thinks it intumbcnt on him plainly to state that the Siniep will actually be sold without reserve, and that his motives for holding this sale are of a private and local nature, and by no means arise trona any change of opinion as to the value of Merino Stock. The Sheep may be viewed every Thursday by personal appli• cation only to the Shepherds; the pure Breed at the place of sale; the mixed tild'l'hursday the 19th of April, at 13ipo's Park, Bark. lug, Essex, after Which time they will be conveyed to Fairmile Farm.—N. 13. The Wool must not be plucked from the Sheep. Catalogues may be had on and alter the ad of April, at Messrs. Gibbs and Co. Seedsmen, corner of I ialt-Moon-streer, Picca dilly ; at the Bars of the Post-Houses of the following T Cobham, Leatherhead, Esher, Walter the place of sale ; at Guildford, Kingsto: Messrs. THOMAS M. No: 6; s of the following Towns : )n, all within four rinks of on, and Dorking ; and of I.A.KTIN and Co. Coleman-strect, Loodsa