Star. — London, England, 1808-06-21 00:00:00

~a~•:. . : 1 • _ *„F • . ‘••'•• ) • 41 111 i. - • 5... , „ - ‘A ) . . .0 % t i k' " :'- '-•... r .. • . * 4 e lllll . • TUESDAY, JUNE 21,• 1808. "PRICE SIX-PEN , .0 .8 4 called fe r. ,LING 0.101671, JUNE 14; 1808 c )141,41.4 for VICTUA,L LING \ NAM sis hardy give Notice, 221 inst. they will:be wady tcrreeelve I up) and treat for 7 osse Hundred Tons IyAIit,WIcICSI4IRI3, and :MEESE, or Cheaselof equal redness. '.CQRlC(secondo ptrrTz 1;1 a, dr 60*g be tieliaceed r onalsalf thereoyn In a fortnight aftersverls into Hit at Deptford; aaidtsp Ise paid fat by ninety days after • . mitracts may be seen at Om fieerepeaft . ' M mein:mkt in IsshiAt taie prier !hall nothe. er Mat shall not h deficered to Mr Beard ie. Wednesday the 'ad instant, mei unless thii 'mkt-. or some Posen on his khaff„atkiods to Wo* SUMBER 60471 VICZV4LLIN 'Oa COM MISSIONA lIIS Mil. I ESTI . ** Ni to t ost Wednesday the sed i lois, in writing (seated up) i CHESHIRE, DERBYSH iiLQUCES kRSH RE CHEI Ofe fifty Tons of ROSECaIt ;or of equal goodness to t e l t, and the remainder in silty% Victualling Stores at sitsyable with interest ninet The Conditions of the Contr. OiC t • '26 regard will k had I* any isseilis words at or Mal pra y on the said Wa ges , * um + 11J.Liel the Tender,. or EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ms t, JHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the gNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS e z).AGLAND, oe. EAST INDIES, a herriy give metier, That a Quarterly General Coart of the said Company will be kid at their Home la Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the,22d 6( jot neat, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose ihkelaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Midsummer next, That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be g a t an Thursday the 2d of Jane next, at two o'clock, and opened tpla ca Titeniay the 19th of July following. Mdthat the Dividend Warrants on the said Company', Stock, in au the sth of July, will be ready to be delivered an Monday theta 4 July next. WILLIAM R4MSail, Smtvtaxy. ?Ids day warillittfiihel in 04 Vol. Bvo. price 9s. boards, AMERICAN 'ENCROACHMENTS on BRI TI iH RIGHTS. or Observations on the Importance and. huources et the British North American.Colenkes, and on the I mi - stades with the United States, with .Itemaziss. OA Mr. pa l* Examination, and a Defencg of the hhipping kterese, from keharge of having attrrppia tojmpAse on Parliament, and of kioin conduct in their opposition to the American Intercourse E, wilt an APpThilN, containing the lase Treaty, Olhcial Fite ts, sad two Mpps. By NATHANIEL ATcHESON.Y.sq. F.A.S. Aiwa for I. M. Richardson . No. 23, earnhill, and J. n'utter kerb, Elect-street. This day was published, price la 6d ACOMPARATIVE VIEW of the PLANS of EDUCATION as &railed in the - Publication of Dr. BELL Mt. LANCAS TER . By JOSEPH PDX. " Paimam, qui =emir, ferar." I Emden: Printed for the Author, and sold by bateau and Dewy, Otacecbureb-street; and Maiwell and Wilson, Skinner— . . . This day was published, hadsothely printed on a One .vroven Paper, in Two Volumes„ quarto, price in boards sl. Ss. A sEms-otLETTERS .between Mrs..ELL zAuv:r,ti CARTER and Miss CATHAILINS TALBOT, *an the Year 1741: its 1770. To will,* are added,' Letters bet Mn. Eliisbeils Caserta.. Mrs. Vescy, between the Years 1163 awl 17 1 17; which. Mrs. Vesey earnestly reqlested should be Watt lablished from the tugging Manuscripts, , I*/ **v. MONTAGU PENNINGTON, M.A. ‘'wo' arEorthboarn, in Kent. her Nephew. and Executor. rowed for F. C. and I. Illvington, N0..62, St. Paul's Church- P i ll I* qiiii by J. thecharti.No. sap, Ploaditly. Of whom may be bad, Mew remaining Copies of MO. PE NiasecorouVMlWwas of Ala of him CARTiII, With her i Potiath Ike: ate. la one sie. *ale, stints, price in boards 21.23 . And a Setawd Ida la tw o vOlornes, octavo, price In boards 18s. Also, Mrs. ~._ Triortatisn.of she Woos of Epictetes, from the original ama r............ k, in Two Volumes, octavo, price in boards Iris. `ss ABSTEACIENT LOTION. Per Renuirin Obstructions from the Surface of the Skin. Pis unnecessary to enaunerate the advantages re " Issiting to the constitution tat' every person, by effectually re =g. from the surface of the akin, sad thereby g i ." we bbitrurtioce e and open the innumerable passages and pores through natlite expels all useless or noxious humours from the vital roe, and which, being obstructed, are forced back again into the Rod, and become the sources of =any dangerous diseases. It Is leefore a matter of much consequence, as well to prevent hurt dicordets, as for the preservation, ease,. comfort, and beauty Persons, (however slightly affected), that they should occa• Irt , ,ally have rec ours e to t h e Ab stergent L o ti o n • but more espea war kbecniaes usgently requisite when the eireCts of obstractir r oit tseir appearance, and break out into pitupks, redness, car ,or other cutaneous eruptions, The Abstergent Lotion liolsetails of success with those who give it a fhir trial, and as its C s evidently spews that no private emolunacut is sougbt fur by Propriettir, so *.o may the Public be convinced that nothing 411 a certainty II its success could Odium Dr. SOLOMON to "rani the good opinion he is honoured with by all =at. in Pa' *net them with fhb Cosmetic, wein it not a certain Remedy lierPctic Compiaints in general TkiAlastorgent Lotion is prepared by Dr. SoLorsanns t _o( Liver PK; and may L s h a d o f every resp e ctable-Medicine Vender in dlcLialsed fungdoin price 4s. 6d. alllatfle, -duty killudit. ' ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY. • 'THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS of the -IL ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY acquaint the Pro ppietprs and the Public in Oaten!, that, on the 24th inst. a tem porary OFFICE will be opened at (o. o, BUSH-LANE, CAN NON-STREET, for the Tra.osactiqns of FIRF c and LIFE AS SURANCES. By Order of the Directors, JOHN CHALK, Sec- r- tern. • LUDGATE-HILL, 'For Insuring Buildings, Steck in Trade, Furniture, Merchaodise, :. - apieultuial Stock, Implements of Husbandry, Ships *in Her bostr, Dock, sar while Building, Vessels, Craft, Cargo, and Effects of evqry description, in any part of the United King florn,froni Loss or Damage by lire ; also, for Insuring LiXts, ' 'Granting Annuities, &o. &c. &c. on the most liberal terms. l k 9 7 .11313 Of fi ce' in its principle, the first of the ever establisluxl, the capital being raised from a very n - Irnerous body of Proprleton, in Shares of £3O each, who are en gaged to become Insurers of Property aganist Fire, to the full. amount of their respective Shares. Proposals may be had at the Office, and Insurances, br persons whose Policies expire at Midsummer next, may be effected on advantageous terms. Persons insuring property against Fire, at this Office, to the amount of /1000, are entitle 4 to very peculiar advantages. AU Policies of £3OO and upwards, ar.: issued gratis, also fog sums under that amount, when cgected for three year: or more. Household Goods under X:seo may be insured without distinct sp-cifications. Policies for an Insurance of Seven years at one payment will have a Discount allowed of one year's Premium and Duty ; and also a proportional Discount for any less term. No deduction whateVer in the payment of Losses. • Lessor Damage by Fire, occasioned by Lightning, is paid by this Company. Expences paid on the Removal of Goods, in case of Fire ; and all Loss c.; Damage thereby, made goud to the insured. No charge made for Endorsements. A considerable deduction ie allowed to Merchanis on short pe riod Insurances. A Brokerage of 5 per Cent. is alDwed on all Shipping Insurances. Farming Stock annually insured at 2.5. Ed. per cort. and shorter Periods in proportion. Solicitors, Brokers, and others allowed a Commission, on brini.- ing Life Insurances to this Office. • Persons insuring 5001. on their own Lives, are entitled to advan tages not to be obtained in any other Office. Agents arc appointed in most of the Cities and Towns iu the United Kingdom. 13y order of the Directors, WILLIAM BURY, Clerk. Books, containing the Tahles °lite es of Premiums, with every particular respecting Life Insurance, j!co. may be had at the Office, on application to Mr. St. Croix, Actuary to the Life Department. JAKMO6R - SHOW, 18 . 08, will be on the second Monday, the I tth, and Tuesday, the t2th of July, when the Premiums, &c. already advertised will be awarded The Candidates for the Premiums and Ploughing !starch, Stet will please to send their names to Mr. Lowrey, the Steward, st Barmoor Castle, ten days previous. to the Meeting, that proptr accommodations may he provided : no Stock will be admitted at the Farm Offices after eight o'clock on Monday morning. Frem the increased quantity of Stock Mi. Sitwell has to chew, and the number of Premiums, it is impossible to set through the business in one day, as usual. And on Wednesday and Thursday, the whole of the capital Breeding Stock, belonging to Francis Sitwell, Esq. (who, in consequence of the health of his family, is obliged for some Years to live in the South) will be cit.:Nosed of by public Auction. The Stock consists of thorough-bred Leicesier rams of aii ajes, twos, gimmers and lambs, South-Down ditto, West- Highland bulls, cows, and calves, very superior to any ever seen in England, as they were selected by Mr. Sitwell at the greatest expence and care; a Suffolk stallion, cart horses, &c. &c.—From the Barrpoor Sheep-Show being so generally attended, it is 0311.- 1 cessary to state in an advertisement how the Sheep are bred.,— Printed particulars of every lot will be distributed ten days pre vious to the Meeting, at all the principal Inns in the county. For the accommodation of distant purchasers, any part of the Stock may remain on theopremists, and have the best care taken of them, for any time not exceeding one month, at the most moderate expence.—Barmoor Castle, June 14, 1808. `FOR SALE EY AUCTION, On Thursday the goth day of this histani June, at Wynn's Hotel, Falmouth (immediately * after the Sale of the Active), THE BRIG FAME.—Length 77 ft. 11 Breadth 22 ft. 2 in.—Depth 10 ft. 9 ht.—and admeasures 162 Tons. She is a very fine new br!g, sails fast,and is well found, was captured cn her voyage from Lisbonto nte:riga, by his Majesty's ship Cotnug, the Honourable JogaLvn PEILCY Captain, and ndemned as Prize to the said ship. For viewing, inventor ars and further particularg, apply to LAZ and MATH. KANOSTON, Brokers, Falmouth. Dated Julie 11,1308. FALMOUTH. • On Tinpday, the.3oth day of tbis instant, (June) by t i &Clock in the Forenoon, at Wynn's Hotej, Falninuth, lriE Good Ship ACTlVE.—Length 90 Ft. I In. i i readta 261 k. 6 hit Depth in the Hold 9 Ft. I I In. Height between Decks under beam 4 Ft. 71e. and Admeasures '235 Tons. Captured an ber voyage from St. Melillo Philadelphia, and con; deinned as Prize to his Majesty's cutter Alban, Lieut. Henry Weir, Commander. She is a remarkable strong built Ship, is well found, and may be sent to sea at a very little expence. Immediately after the sale of the above wi'l be sold 1 Tuns French White Wine,heiog the remainder of the cargo of the gallint MIS, Jan 'lle.hrian, late Master, condemned as Prtge to his Ma jesty's tiptoed ship Harlequi • t Lieutenant P. C. Anstruther, natada. for viewing, inventories and further particulars, apply to LAZ. and NATH. HINGSItN, Brokers, Falmouth. • OWATING . BOX, YAII'ENDON, BERKS, TO BE Ltr, _Furaished or Unfurniihed, 3 ATTENDON HOWE, with about 65 Acres of exceeding good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. — The House will be let either with or without the Land, or with such part out as may best suit the occupier. There is an excel lent Trout Stream in the neighbourhood. The Wools are very extensive. and are well supplied with Pheasants, Woodcocks, Hares and Rabbits. The tenant may have the right of sporting on two very extensive Manors, over which he may appoint his own Gamekeepers. immediate posse SllOll may be had, and the Tenant may take the growing Crops. Yattepdon is about six miles from Langhouine, toe same distance from East Haley, and seven from Newistary, and in the centre of a most respectable neighbourhood. For further particulars and to treat, apply p-rsotrally, or by . letter (poet paid) to Mr. Nash, Solicitor, Henley -.post-Thames: Own. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. _ MANOR and ESTATE of %TAPLEY and CODRINGTON in GLOUCESTERSHIRE, near BATH and BRISTOL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bush Inn, Bri s tol, on Thursday, the Ai of July, 1808, rl 'HE MANOR of WAPLEY and CODRING TON, with the Court House, and several valuable Farms, Let to tenants whose terms exTire at Lady-Day next, and also several Estates on Leases for Lives, coatainins in the wh‘k 2000 Acres and upwards, with the Great Tithes of the Parish. This Estate captains very rich and valuable Land, mid corn thewhol6partsb, and is situate twelve miles as well Erten mita as Bath,reari the road from Bath to Gloucester passes near it. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Gnitkrn, Kindecleyrand D erov iik, Solicitor'., Lincoln's ion ; of Messrs. nick mat (lisp man, Surveyors, at their Chambers, in the Ternge l I.,oncloo of Mr. J. Wickham, at 'Fro= ;" of Mr.•loisn Deletion, ei;BceOer; of Messrs. Clarke and Am. Solicitors, Beistol ; of M. Moses t h of the Xingu, wita•wilUlteas thy tatatti stand at the Bush LIN at Bristol, 4Alt • ESTATE. WA.NIC64O purchase, a large ESTATE, with a Deer Park and Ylanskon House suitable. Pqrchase Mon e y 'between Eighty ind- Tv% Hu n dred Th o u s a n d P oun d s . A dis tance from London between 35 and 70 rOes inn be pssfogircd. Apply to Messrs. Maserly, Ditibil _And Maberly,.lidicitora, Bedford-row, London. 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. DESIRABLE COrYHDLa ESTATE, LAMPTON, NEAR . mouzino*, MIDDLESEX. By Mr.. ROBINS, At Gap . away's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Wed nesday the 22d instant, at Twelve, A DESIRABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, x- nearly equal to FREEHOLD ; comprising ar. eligible brick Dwelling-house, containing four Sleeping Rooms on the first floor, three Rooms and a Kitchen on the ground floor, and Pump of excellent Water, two Farm Yards, with two large Bain., Sta ble, Cow, and C.art.houses. extensive Orchard, well planted with thriving Fruit 'Frees, and a Meadow In Sutton Field ; containing in all abuut six Acres, late its the occupation of Mr. F.dwards, situate in the pleasant village of t.ampton, about ten Miles from Hyde Park Corner, and haij a Mile from the great Western Road. To be viewed by leave of the Tenant. Particulars on the Pre-, rises, of Mr. Peesley ; anti at the P.. d Lion, Hounslow; George, Colnbrook a. White I Torse, Uxbridge ; Rr..(l Lion, South all ; Packhorse, Turnhout Green ;'and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. 1-IAIU.EY-STREET, CAVENDISH-S9UAk I:. ELIGIBLE FAMILY RVIDENCE, STABLES„OFFICESAc. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee-house, `Charge-alley, Cornhiil, on Wed nesday the iced instant, at Tyrelce, ADESIRABLE and Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a commodious Family Residence, substantially built, situate on the west side of Harley-street, near Cavendish-square; containing four gond Rooms and CI nset s on the attic storey; two capital airy Sleeping-chambers, with Clssets and Dressing-room, on the second storey; a capital Drawing-room, handsomely furnished, with French Windows opening to a bal cony, communicating with a hardaune backbowed Drawing room, Bedchamber, and a Water-closet, on the first floor ;'neat Entrance-hall, Morning Room communicating with an excellent . Eating-pat lour, Library, and Water-closet ; Vestibule, with elegant light Stair-ease, and secondary Stair-case, on the ground. Soo, ; Basement, Servant's I-411, and Meti's Room, strong Clo set, House-keeper's Room Butler's Pantry, Area and Pass*: (with Knife-hole, Beer cellar, and Cool Larder), leading to the detached Offices, which comprise a large Kitchen 'completely fitted up, Scullery with Water hid on, Coal-cellar, over which is a Warehouse and Laundry; a Four,stall Citable, and Standing for two Carriages, with Loft and Man's RooM over, , Arra to the Front, with Vaults, &c. The Premises are admira -1 bly supplied with fine Water by a Pump and forcing Engine. To be viewed by Tickets.—Particulars, on the Premises ; of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville,Lincoln's Inn ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwiel:Lstreet; Golden-;quart; of whom 'rickets for viewing may be had. ELEGANT FURNITURE; magnificent FRENCH GLASSES, of large Dimensions; LUSTRES, Btc.; PORT WINE, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, at the capital Mani 41 in Philpot-lane, on Wdne.day the 2f,th instant, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock, TILE Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; oumprising large Bedsteads, with handsome Chintz bnd other Furniture ; excellent Bedding, Drawing-room Suites of Chintz and Stormont fashionable Windowcurtains, Sofas, Chairs, Pier-tables, French Glasses of the first Magnitude, 96 by 45, 84 by 47, 70 by 47 ; Satin-wood Cabinets, elegant Lustres, Carpets, capital Dining. parlour Furniture, and an assortment of good Cabinet Article: of all Descriptions, Sets of Copper Culinary Utensils, Port Wine, and various Effects, the property of a Gentleman. _ _ May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale. Catalogues on the Pronises ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Ro bins, Warwick -street, holden-square. VALUABLE ADVOWSON, NEAR TIVERTON, DEVON. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Cornhill, On Friday, July 15, 1808, at twelve o'clock, in Two Lots, 'THE Valualde and Adjoining RECTORIES of - 1 - SAMPPORD PEVF.RELL, and UPLOArMAN, with Fifty-six Acres of Globe, and the Tithes of the two Parishes, which contain together about Three .Thousand Five Hundred Acres, pleasantly situated within s miles of the excellent Market Town of Viverton. the present Incumbent is in his 98th year. Particulars may be had at the principal Inns at 'Tiverton, Truro, Exeter, 'Taunton, Bridgewater, Bath, Bristol, _Salisbury, and Cambridge ; of Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincidn's Inn-Fields ; Mr. Adams, Auctioneer, Oxford ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. CROYDON, SURREY. Freehold Estates, Tithes, Eligible Dwelling mouses, Garden.: Ground, Coacli Houses, Stables, and Land for Building. Ev Mr. RGBINS, By Order of the Executors of Mr. Boxall, deceased, at Gaffs way's Coffee-hou'e, 'Chvge-alley, Cornhill, on Friday, July Is, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots; , I'HE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, com prising eligible, genteel, and substantial Dwelling-houses, with Offices, Gardens, Coach-houses, Stables, yards, &c. situ ate in High-street, Church-street, and Crown-hill, Croydon ; in passes:4on of Colonel Haldain, Messrs. Harwood, Harris, Bris tow, Burford, Price -and others. The principal part Tenants at Will, Garden Ground and Land on Croydon Common ;to build on, in possession of Mr. Barber, and Tithes of I.and in Croydon. Particulys and Tickets for viewing, of Mr. Grantham, Pond hill; at the principal Inns, Croydon ; White Hart, Godstone ; CT.rem, Grinstead ; Star and White Hart, Lewes ; Old Ship, Brighton; Mr. Weller, Chichester; Head, Horsham.; Red Lion, Dorking ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick,street, Gol den-square, where Tickets also may be had. SURRY. Eligible Freehold Estate, HEADLEY, between I FATHER. I ,HEAD and the REIGATE ROAD, By Me. ROBINS, At Ogrzawsqr's Coffee-hotisc; 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Friday, :July 15, at Twelve, in Two Lots : Lot. LT_TEADIAY GROVE HOUSE, wi t h Of- AA- Sees ofall descriptions, excellent Garden; lawn, &c. Perin Yatd, Barns, Stables, and Out-boildings,' and sundry In- . .eir:siires Atuadotv, .Pasture, Arable, and Thriving Woodland, Wiling compact, surrounding the Buildings, contain* upwards of ninety Atm,. satiate-on Headley (;etymon, in the Parish of Walton and Headley, a fine dry, healthy Spot, commanding ex- ' tenrlye Views over a rich and diversified Country, abolit seen maks from Sutton, sit front 11.4444- five from Leatberhead, and nineteen from ondon, in Foto:l9km of Henry Sewell, Esq. till Michaelmas next. Lot 11. Twn In.:lnsures of Arable Land, on the opposite side I of the road to Lot I. forming - a very eligible. spot for Building, usainsanding beautiful Views. TobeNiewed by applying on the Premiers, -where Particulaix tuay lie had; at the. priu,cipal Inns at. ii.eigate I Cock, Sutton ; , Red Lion, Dothinfi; Swan, Leatherhead; White Hart, Guild col cl ; King 7 , Arta, aodialmin ; Son, Kingston.; Old Ship, 'Brighton; LAO Lpiver; Of Iblesire.liwass and Green, Solicitors Salialturrupipie t And of Mr. Rialdso,9lnr*AultseirxeCte ntlide*: square, where a Plan of the Estate may bis:atit. • THE ARMY. • A LIEUTENANT in Nil whose Reemenp A.A. is at home, wishes w exchange with Lieutenatn. 0 I ball pgritithont the delferenee.--Adsiress (pint kaki) to * *. O s Or esitispainf, Hatipn darden- ..y ,~ • ANN wry Ann DISCOUNT ISAViCh . . . A/TONEY adianecd. on Freehold, Copyhold or Leasehold EstireU, in Land or Flouses,Stoeir is the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widow's Jointures, Rent Charra, Patent Places, Clergymen's livings and Annuities. Personal security Will be rjecepted from the Nubility and gentry of known property or their heirs, and in any instance wberu the single security of an individual tray be deemed insufficient, the addition of another person to gvanotee the payment of the annuity intereg, will re.! move the objection, and all cases, the public will have privi lege to rcatin at theirylaisurv.—Good Bills disccunted of any size. Apply personally, between the hours of twelve and five, cr by letter ; to the' Dina* of the,Bank, No. 8, Lower Johu- strut, Goldlsultuitsu ... ROO KE and Co. 237, Piccadilly, respeatully in. form the Public that the ensuing State Lottery. consists of only 25,000 Tickets and is the only Lottery , that e'er contains! . SIX PRIZES of 4110,000 2 of 1.10,000 I S • of ic...2,cr 0 e 5,000 5 - --- I ,(31:0 Besides an equal number of other Prizes to any former Lottery— thescare object& of attraction beyond anythin g o f ~he kind, since the commencement of Lotteries, and they recommend the Public to purchase immediately. BROOKE - and Co.'s Office has been established Sixty Years, and has been particularly fortunate in selling Capital Prizes.,—ln the Lottery just finished, 24,206 aad 24,200, both Prizes of L. 500 were sold in Shares. NEXT TUESDAY. I3ISH respectfully acquaints the Public that he • has TICKETS and SHARES for Sale in great variety, and re quests the Holders of any Outstanding Shares of the following Capital Prizes sold by him in the last Lottery, will bring them td either of his Offices, 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cruss, where they . may receive thelty money without any deshtztion whatever, or exchange them for 'rickets or Shares for the LQTFERY w hiny begins on TUESDAY NEXT, the :2 t h instant : 17,611, a Prize of £.25,000 13,445 14,018 16,772 , 3,000 4,180 988 17, 1 166 Making 49 Capital Prizes Sold in the Last Lottery ind late Xori including the two last Prizes of £30,000 ever drawn. N the Grand and Last STATE LOTTERY foi T 1807, which beginft drawing on TUESDAY NEXt k kbold the following Capital gezt., all floating: namely, • SIX of 'TWENTY THOUSAND POWNDSHI ace,ooq 1040 .509 6 Prizes of £20,000 3 Prizes of 2 ...... 10,000 5 2 5 ) 000 7 And only 25,000 Tickets. • For such Capitals, buy Ticiets or Shares of Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and' Co. At their Temple of Good Fortune, N0.11,H0 Loon ta ; 37, CORN. HILL; Or 38, hiailliA RICET •' where, in the last State Lottgy, were Sold, in 162 Shares, th e following Gap:tals : 14;823 a Prize of L 20,000 18,800 • elist 9f 4500 12,909 ---a- 10,000 1,814 10,276 -..-- 1,000 ,3,744 ••••••••• 500 12,862 —; . 1,000 6,708 - -71 500 5,800 I,COO 22,830 ••••••I. 500 12,197 -- 1,000 17,944 ••••=aft . 00Q _ - &c. Likewise, No. 2,570, the only Gr was sold at the abo4 OW-es, i Lottery. &c. • ad 40,000/ Rrie ever known, 16 Sixteenths an 4b. preceding THIRTY THOUSAI;I6 POUNDS!! ! PAID TO THE PU/ILIC FOR LARGE CAPITAL PRIZES sold in Sbares last Lottery, which Is Tin Thousand Pounds morel than was sold by any ot2he7r:Ci 10,lE01L each inLo of wh London, viz. No. 16,909, 20,0001. and No. 1,2 were really sold to the Public in a Quarto:, t,y.o EigtlLLs, and Eight Sixteenths, at I WARNER'S FORTUNATE OFFICE 4 No. 16, CORNHiLL; V'ho returns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at large, for the very conspicitaus preference he received, and flat ters himself he shall expricitce a continuance of their Fairours, as Dame Fortune has so abundantly bestowed her Benefits from k.V. . . °lc e ' TICKETS and SHARES arc rcw on Sale for the STATE LOTTLRY, which begins Drawing on I'iIESDAX NEXT. The SCHEME contains a greater number of 20,000.. Prism than ever was known, viz. 6 Prizes of £ 20,000 2 . of £ 10,000 3 cf Z 2,000 2 of 5,0001 5 Clubs, Societies, Merchants' and Bankers' Cltrks, Coathmen, Guards, and Carriers of every description; will receive a hand- • some allowznce. Letters from :be Country, post paid, containing Eank-Note*. Post Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, treated tke same, as if present. Note—Letters, containing money, must pay treble postage. DOCTOR HOWELL'S POWDERS. Convulsions, Hysterics and all kinds of Fits, radically, cured by Dr. HOWELL', Powntas. —The efficacy oethese invaluable Powders has been abundantly proved by a great number of cures performed on persons of both sexes and all ages, many of whom had been dreadfully afflicted fOr a long series 9f years--and, habini taken a variety of Medi- • cipes without finding any relief, were deemed by the Faculty ab solutely incurable. • The: few following cases are selected from a very long List, which may be Seen at the Doctor's house, and are attested by such respectable characters, that the smallest doubt cannon remain in the mind of most incredulous : The son of Mr. Truman, of 011ispur-street, aged 18 years, hid Palling Fits from his childhood, but Is now restored to perfect health by Dr:Howell's Powders. Witness, Dr. Turner, Felksw of the. Royal College of Physicians, London, by whom they were recommended.—Mrs. Rebecca Green, pf the Saithy Precinct, w is for more than 20 years.afflictedwitla Convulsions and Falling Fits ;std although she had been an in-patiert of St. Bartholeniew's a.nd Guy's kimpltals, never redcierd any be ri'lit till she had taken Dr. Howell's Powders, which perfectly cured her. Witnesses, the Rev. Mr. Hunt, Minister of the Sonny, Mr. Daniel Wix, of West Horseley, Surrey, near Id years of age. was more than 17 years so grievously afflicted with Cutwursilans and kalling' fits,as frequently to have tent in a week, and, after every.ineans were trial in vain by the slogs eminent of the Fa culty, was completely cured by Dr. HowdFs Powders. without, tte Rev. Mr...Full , rson, Minister of West Horsley.—Miss Ann Williams, of Laytonnone, Essex, had violent Fits from her In fancy, till she Wits 16 years of age, when by taking Dr. Howell's Powders she_ was perfectly cured. Witten the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Minister of I.aytonstone, who, for gthill great blessing, publicly returned th.,uks to t. 4 4.LastuaTs, in his chapel pn the 10th of November, 1799. This sovereign Remedy is prepared under the , of his Majesty, by Dr. HOTI4LL, Fellow.cd Ring's C ' sold at his house, No. 78, High Holbitrn, Loudon, (aadritahllo. • else), at 106.6 d. a packet, in which la inalu.sed a Tregilin,"*. ten by the Doctor, on the abovi-mopticiffet DisTases. All letters (postpaid) drug answeted; aod' s the ViOvrtion any part 401 the United Kiagdem. • IGMA L LING • 0 FFICE, Jape 17, 1808. COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MAJESTrs NAYT de hereby gbie Notlee, That obaesday next, the 29d instant, they will be ready to receive pip i o writing (sealed up) atal treat for such quantities of ouTrp, made from whole meal, ai the respective manufac. bars of that article may think proper to offer.. One half thereof k delivered in a fortnight, and the remainder la a fortnight .aletwards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and •k paid for by bills, payable with imerest 90 days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's *e. N. B. No tender for a loss quantity than One Thousand Bags of lisket will be admitted. No regard lei :f be had to any Tender iq iehieh the price shall sat be Vuerldir-:•-tir et length, or that Jan not be delivered to the Board 2 . 4;:mk GI/ the raid Tharsetry next the 23d iadant, ner waled lit ;10 rher the Ten4r, or rape Per-dap has behalf, attends to air 7-hen rifled ft.r. This day was pubighed. ITs Svo. price 3 Ag. N INQUIRY into ehe 201.1 CY and JUSTICE of thePROHIBITIGN of the US$ df GRAIN in the Dont.LER ; including OhUrvations on the Nature and Use sliVss, to superfluous Land Produce, and a particular'applica lkof the general Question to the preseni situation of the Colo. sidlaterests. . Br ARCHTBAL' BELL, Esq. Advocate. ?tiered for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; Wait ad Rehl, Glasgow ; and John Msarray, No. 92, Fleet-street, tesdon.