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t m) 1 0 E R My apl'Ajfiti Reginkot of ligaQtry at home; usdcf Otraisely a4nOtasfaus or circuMtimoao, op odour tio 'PAY .(wildrut Oat 011itegto) Into a pp Batillo s . ,albr latter** Paid) 40 4.411. basat)frue, Bitoaloshant. y oroow at worst Plater colleap , Cawleyl .Mu IA m m, ,b ea Gfada a M 4 Trinity CA W& AC ir ea t ataa ct e ngs6Rfe liaitile ika.MorelPhilatta SOO i =of tbe Rri. Toots As lotcps dathecbspda d TAM, &emigrated to meet ereirMwerimalineborlimpol, a d, p a Tsai" mato* TbsoboXiscal'peothetbAtookon sg io r— tion still In sobsetltloo o OM ifir minims* Am K ea into drat. iiit F;746.sprord Tegittiiioz of Ihe Tomes for purl . * :hal &Mr Oft for repaarWke ',l kraiiv7e.modtoadilstioioOrtiOotbeiosooolf.;2lll= I ' Or_ Pm:Ws of japoriPriZaraut I A 0 ille Ore* • matey+ Acadia the m id c ount y" w 4 400 110 isilld le ihelloole-of Jooarloo. At 016 Asjplollllll SigigiVlisa_isimrkf to: 27th of Fobiwer. toot it 00.10 Ili alws= s * a Aux. Cad& th ica N,duo Da a i w with iims /*m'!" the m i l/ lel& *ad aggt.l4l4o,ll‘l3o,Ccas' l akb will s a awigo completelf for *Fmk; ituileedsf Wring a f or poougg. k tins aim Hymns, Marches, Om. Sm. *Or Tdlipp were paid for it about sic weeks since. it t e on„ ns bees say m toed. The Verson whom k bow! io 01elber me for an Inatrume nt, win now dispose it, jar mak Money. To be wen at No. S, Lamar ibrA Linn= itienee. Any Lady or Georitenon desirous elf Wag Lis af the Tames on it may address Mr. Widen, pot MI, as above. eahr PAW TWENTN THOUSAND POUNDS sold In the assz Lottery. /WIFT and Co. No. 11, PovvraT, and No. 12, 1 POsszino-Catias, sold, in theism Lottery, No. 114170, the Priae of 90,000*. that Kest sold to the Public, and No. 15,0743 of 1,0001 inlqsares, also l'44a. 181, a Prize of 10,0001. lb. WO and 17,624, Prizes of 1,0001. each, and Not. 8,940 p 1175117, Prizes of 5001 cads, ag in the preceding Lottery. (;LAND STAFF. LOTTERY Begins A4-4H the Bth, and contains 3 Pilzes of £ 20 ,M 0 20 Prizes of £ l,OOO 3 ...... 10,000 30 500 s,eoto Ecc. /cc. Shin and Co. are sating the Tickets and Shares in great Ira tely, by their .Agents in the Country, and at their Offises, No. 11 rainy, and No. 12, Charing-Cross. -TICKETS and Shares in the SEC OND STATE 1 LOTT, MT for MT, and the SECOND CITY HOUSE xuntiant. are now selling by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. *their Lathy Offices, No. 11, Ho LlOaN ; 37; COINI111.1.; and a, ViErnosur ; where, in the law Lottery, the largest Prize sr Awed ,was sold in I 6 Sixteenths ;likewise the two last 1000 L . hien in tht Supp l em entary one, were sold, shared, and regis- wed; and where the following Capital Prizes in the two Last Tsui Lotteries where sold in 592 Shares. namely :- 1,570 entitkd to £40,000 10,1151 entitled to £5, 5, 00 000 Km -- - 25,000 4,077 -...-- 5,000 0 WO — 20,030 8,366 ......... MST ...•.••• 20,02'.1 17,915 --.... 2,000 16,84/1 --- 2,000 086 ....... 20,020 U,643 --- 20,000 24,699 —...... %rug .1111. , 90,000 17,477 --.—.. CS .... 90,000 34350 ........ 11,747 10,000 15,461 --- 18,783 ... 10,000 5,119 ---- 14871 --- 5,000 9,938 ---- Besides 'great somber of 5001. 1001. See. Sec. Likerise the first Prize of 30 4 0001. Mr sold, No. /4,206, was *ad ist as half, one fourth, ace eighth, and two siztetnths. the Bth )1. IL The STNIF. LOTTERY begins drawing on Valli, and the CITY I,OTTERY on the 26th April - . firbants gratis at either of the above Offices ; and aU orders by da post duly attended to. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY GAINED. SMALLS of TICKETS Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other Offitvs, WARNER, No. 16, CORNIIILL, submits the fol. J• lowing Statement of PRICES,.*IId rats his Meares the Public to purchase immatately, as he expects Shares. nil rise. _ WARNER'S PRICES O T HER Or ?ICES' PRICES , Affording a good Pru&t. which they avoid Publishing. Half 10 12 0 Half 10 15 0 =lt .... 2 11 6 Eighth 2 15 6 Sixteenth ...... ... 3 7 0 Sixteenth ...... Timers for the GRAND PTY LOTTERY at 'l. Ms. • THE STATE LorrERY Begins Drawing MARCH Stit, 1808. And gives to Adventurers a much better Chance than former Lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Prizes, viz. 3 of + 2O of /1,000 • 3 • 10,000 :10 500 5,000 45 100 am Ede. he. Perms in the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing Bank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find as additional advantage, at l. Wziataa's, as the Country theO es frequently put on an extra Profit upon the enormous Price o ether Loudon Offices. Note—Money Lettors must be paid for as such. ___---------- STATE LOrTF.RY OE 25,000 TICKETS, Satins DRAWING the Bth of MARCH, 1808. To be drawn In Ten Days. S Prizes of ./."20,0n0 3 ......... 10,000 1 .....m. 5,000 30 ........ 1,000 10 ...—..... ;;PO 45 - 100 are Lgo,nnO ,001, 4(1,000 ,eco 15,400 4,600 3,000 21,000 716,500 50 1 1 1E250,000 60 t s ooo .400 15,060 Tickets NO FlXliin PRIZE. THE above Scheme, with Not Three 131aiiks to a Prize, contains nearly Double the Nnniber of Capital Macs of any Lottery for many years past, though many of those Letwieteonsitted of 60,000 Tickets. 'TICKETS and SHARF.S are now selling by HOLIGES and CO. Sockhrokers, No. 149, Oxford-street, and No. 1, Cornhill, Royal Exchange, ha's likewise on Sale, Tickets and Shutt in a great variety of Numbers in the GRAND . Ci l'Y LOTTERY , Of Freehold Haines, discharged of Land T. CONTAIN:NO Capital Prizes to the amount of £164,000. viz. valued at X2t,000 7 valued at X 4006 7,000 6 —a-- 2060 4 6,4100 1 ------ Present Pricn.—Ticket, 14s. 4 0 o Eighth - 1 0 1 Sixteenth - %NM:swain Guidhall, 26th April, 1808. I 1 0 IV 6 id ce mon .ord net, lent dis- Ifni- om Durk; Saila It, on Mord. Fa4t 4 ,Om- ;,f Ca 7er - g : t 6.4 • ;), 4, • ' _ SAT U RDAY, FEB II LI AR Y 20, 1808. .4.I2.D.NANCIir OFFIQE, Jamey, 9Q, 1100. T PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ,of HIS Xi- ORDANCE, de lug* sew Notice, That Proposals will be-recaived at their Office in Pall-Mall, on , or before Monday the std of Febtsitaisiest, 'from sudhPersons as may be willingto undertake the supply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES :for Dwelling-Houses, t.c. for service of this Depart ment, for a period of three years, agreetbl)to P atterns , which, limy be viewed atthePrincipalStorekeeper's ffice in the Tower. l Further particulars, together with the seems and.conditions of the Contract, maybe known, upon application at the Secretary's ;1 Office, in Pali-Mall aforesaid, and also at the said Principal iitore-keepeesOffrce, in the 'lower, any day between the hours tetra antl.four 0 . 400 k. ; The Prophsaiiiptustbeaelivered at the Secretary's Office afore , said, laeJedvio, ifid endorsed " Proposals for the Supply of Iron _ . This•day was putilished v in one Vol. Quarto, price 6s. In boards, 1 THE MINSTREL : or The PROGR ESS of GENIUS <in continuation of the Poem left unfinished by BEATIIF..) `Book the third. Printing for Longman. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternostor-row 'This day was publidied. in small octavo, price 9s. beards. A New Edition of IE)°EMS on SIVEILAL OCCASIONS. — By MICHAEL Efitu Qr.—Printed far drchibiAd Constable anal Co. and Manz and lletillor, Ealiaboish; and Wm Camay, Fieet-street, This dog'ee fibibbed, pries As. er ea Ow gaper, rice Ss• I A CATECHISM, compiled Cram aft IWO* • I Common Prarse,in aphiehektQa valets are lhonaiddrous the Articles of the Clruph of Emilia 4 sag the Axiom.s are given in the very Words ed . sortie roe ,or other of her Venerable hervices. ay WILLIAM 111117CELF... Painted for T. Caddi and '97. 1/avi‘s. Strand; F. -.Anzacs, St. Paul's Church - yard; J. 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Eleet-street, _ _ . 1174717ALLINti *NICE, ireirimury 100 e. •THE COMMUSIONERS for VICTUALLIKG MAINAM alb bosii Ow Natio, "nist Toiday the Ist of March nest, they wlll be ready to Weeeive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for TWO 'HUNDRED and FIFTY 11-10USANE1 GALLONS cif WEST INDIA RUM ; to be &leered, free of duty from Warehouses, in "fetich it shalltave been bonded, one half in the course of our month; sod the remainder in one month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Portsmouth, Plyntook, and Cork: in the following propoetions, viz. ► PORTSMOUTH PLYMOUTH CORK 100,000 Gallons. 100,000 50,000 ---4230,000 The Conditions of the Contracts (alt which some wear regula tions have bee" introduced) may be seen at the aecretares Oftee. No regard trill 6: had to mynah., iso ochieh air prier ilea/lea I a la se/Ted ea word' at length, or that shall wot k deliwerciLta Ike Board *fore owe o'clock motif said Tuesday the let of March mod, air valear Ake er mit who whet the Tender. o r wore prow ow hit behalf, atteash, to awn•er when calleifor. MONTAGU-SQUARE, NEAR POR'EMAN-SQUARE. ryo PT. SOLD, the Lease of a House , with the FAegant Furniture, at a fair valuation.—Particulars to be hadot Mr. Routledge, Solicit Temple. MERCANTILE SITUATION IN NORFOLK TO BE DISPOSED OF, • COMPRISING a large Wharf, two ex cellent Malt-hosses, extensive Granaries, Vtrarelowies, Coal Yards, Re. Re. all in the most perfect repair. It atkiciins a good Naviga tion, the Corn Market, one of the largest in this, or any of the adjoining Counties, and where a large trade is now, and has many years been advantageously carried on, with room, and a good opening at this time, for dealing in any of the articles imported from the Baltic. A Premium will be expected, but no incuns brance of Stock or Book Debts. For particulars, application may he made to Me s srs. Grenside and Co. Cornfactors, Mark-Lane, London ;or to William Simp son, Esq. Norwich. N. B. The above is well worth the attention of one or two young men of good Capital. DEVON.—LIDFORD AND PETERTAVY. WHEAL MARY, a capital Lead Mine, for Si tuation and Advantages, not likely to be equalled. The.major part of the Adventurers in the above Mine have, by agreement, consented to dispose of their Right w 1 ['karst therein by Public Survey. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That such Survey will be he ld at the Dartmoor Inn, In the Parish of I.idford, in the County of Devon, on Tuesday, the tub day of March neat, by Three o'Clock in the Afternoon. N. B. The Bowl& of the above Mine are very extensive, and the same adjoin the River Lid, &ens which, without difficulty, any quantity of Water can be taken to drive a Wheel of any di- . mensions. The quantity and richness of the Ore, now at Grass, will b.,2 a convincing proof that this is likely to turn out one of the first Speculations in the West of England. The Mine may be vi. wed, iip adjoon a in ppl th ication to Mr. °corr.: Tapson, at the Dartmoor Inn, in ge Mine; and further particulars may be obtained from Messrs. Croker and Willesford, Solictors, Tavistock. i I . . 4.. . i. . . ileillhlG —L.. • . 1 , .. .. . P ......./re . • 4. . 4 ••• . •".Ir).. .. 1, 7 .- ...,..., ' . • N . - - A - - =•,7 7 ;e• _. _ / f , A ,' 11i i. • - A 4! - - " 4 .. - .. - a t `• (-1 I;e:t• i 'Z' 1* . , ?"., , .h. i `,7 .• + ' • • I ' ~. .. - 1.. •••' .1 ,-1 , t i 41.'1 •4 ~, • ' A 1, y , • ... 4-.• .s e - ‘ „ . .;„ , _ ,_i1 . ' 4 4 , , , , . •.,,_ - ii " ' . 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['HE great demand for Mr. GaEssouoit's Lo. zettoes of Toio after fifty years trial, proves their l o pe . rimity as the molt pleafant and effcdtual Remedy for en Coughs, Hoarfetteffes, Sore Throats, and Defluxions on the Lungs, heal tg the Ravrnefs and Somers of the Brasil, and affording relief is Shortnefsot Breath, 'Afthmatic, and Conftratptive Cclmplaints. They do not cloy the Stomach, but create an Appetite. Ag the gnat benefit to he derive 4 from them, can only he fecured by hav ing them genuine, the Puhi:c are mint:Red to °blast, that R. HAYWA&D is prfhted on the Ramps. Thefe Lozenges are prepared and fold by fl. Hayward (fuceeffor to T. Greenough, the inventor,) removed from I.udrate Hill to 56. Piccadilly; Nesvbery and Sons, St. Paul's Churchlard ; Ba con. Oxford greet ; Clarke, Borough ; Wttd, Holborn ; end the Venders of Genuine Mellcin es throughout the United Kingdom. ••• Price One Shilling and three Halfpence, the Bun. - FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, AND CONSUNIPTIONS. ROI3BE till's BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; or Cough Drops. Thefe juftly celebrated Drops, by their happy and immediate tffe , ft in removing the moft obltinate Coughs or Ca. melba, slid all tendency to Confumption, render them a valuable Family Medicine. And when we confider the varithlenefs of our Climate, which c onftantly induces us to catch culd,.and that from this taking cold originates a ninitirude of difeafes, at Anima, Pains in the Chrß, Offenfive Breath, Infl month. , of the Lunge, and Confumption, with a long trait% of evils—no head of a Pao fully Ihouki lie down without a fmall fupply at lean, of this al• snort initantaneotts remedy. Many thoufand prating can teftify the happy Weds shev have received from it, *hen every other Medical afaftance bad failed. A CAUTION. Obferve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Chnpfide, is engraved. on a black Ramp, which is affixed to each bottle ; all Others ate couterfeits. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. Cheapfide comer of Patcrnoltrr, row ; and retail by Crifp, Corner of Sprits/ Gardens ; Clark, 269, Borough ; and may be had of ntoft Country Medicine Venders, is betties at as 91 and 6s each. DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIELLIOUS PILLS. TFIESE rills have long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothe cary, and from their great success in many obstinate bilious Disor ders, on numerous patients of distinction and Ofbers, particularly de Duke of Beiford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, Pre. Pee. he was persuaded to offer them to the pulflie, under the appro batlon and sanction of their name. The following is a proof of choir efficacy " Deal Castle, Haverford West, South Wales, • February 24,1803. " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mf. Dixon t ale though not personally acquainted with him ; would take it as a fa vour, if he vflluld send him four or five boxes cf his Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has aliVays used the Medi; cine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; fur the great service they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bishop and all his fa , mily, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the pills where ever he goes t he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint some persons as venders In this county, it would be a benefit to tie community." Thadills are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, fbr preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructationa and Boom • lencies. They Otevent habitue' - costiveness, skit headaches, and heart-butn, and s debilitated stomach, v the redundant inter' Sold wholesale ind corner of Patittiostat MEJAiline Voidsts., eMbabintal and temporagg costiveness, side art-burn, which is oceasialled by pregnancs, Imach, whether arising from tbiilcrimony of intemperate diet, or Seining to mons. td wild at 64cautier's, No. 4, Chaapside' et-row, Laden ; and retail by most country in hose* at ti:lrd. and 6s. (SC6S . 1 "Po 1,000 1,000 1,000 1• 000 low .....---.--------st.-------_ This day was published, in a neat 12mo. Volume, with sixteen ' Plates, price ss. half bound, with roan backs, A FA MILIAR TREATISE on PaisPEerivE, de. designed for Ladies, and those who are unacquainted with the Principles of Optics and Geometry ; whereby in a few days sufficient of this useful Science nay be learned, to enable any Per son accustomed to the use of the Pencil, to draw I.andscapcs, and the similar Objects of Art, with perspective accuracy. 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