The National Register. — London, England, 1814-08-07 00:00:00

Ara. 7. 'TIE iATfO ti n , ier‘tatid tnit rifititaci sold a greater number of Jubilee Ticket., j'et Government, at his two Offices, No. 1, Cornbill and 3, eharnig-Crow, than w-re sold at any two offices belort inf..; to any other person : this is a clear proof that his Offices are the rayon rites %s !Ot the Public, and unquestionably they are so with DAME FORTUNE, ror it .reneraly happens the latest portion 'aliwi favours are •ii.tributed there; even in the twolast Lotteries the TWO largest prize in Cornhill were sold by PIDDING ; and as the present juotery bi pins with the Partridge Shooting, on the FIRST (If SEP TF mgER. sporting Men offer large bets on the Favourite against the kield and that P- lODING will again d ux up the most Game. BOOTS AND SITOES. R. WiI.LIS respeetfoliv informs his Friend and the Public in ge. *era,. that in- has now and will have constantly on sale, an extensive and elev Lot toso , i-t went • f the above articles, which :nay be had, for re: .4 vm .,ney, a t ve ry l,ry owes. A .great variety of Gentleman's Hessians Jock.% , Military Bouts; Dress, Walking, and 'hooting tnAnufletnr..ri w ith the very hest materials, and tinisl.ed in a su perior style of s.sorkmanship ; also Ladies' Jean, Velvet. Leather, and all kinds • f Fancy B.ans. t.i •ether with a large stock of Shoes of every elf-,rrinthm,.olt he ve , s best nudity, and newest fashion; Buys, Girls, ant Children.' Slots ; G.iiters of various sorts, Leather, Jean, Cloth, : Muchhoots, Gooeht-s. List Shoes, &c. in great variety Ater ch its and C•intaiiis may b supplied on the slosrtest notice, and an ve , y advarnaeeous tei nit --The country business carried on as usual, No. 4t, Fish.strect NO FIXED CAPITALC.-LOWEST PRIZE TWENTY POIU)S _ TILIEFT ONLY NINETEEN POUNDS NINETEEN SHILLINGS. Half . LlO 7 0 1 Eighth L 2 13 6 Qiiarter• •• • 5 5 0 I Sixteenth 1 7 0 HORNSBY and CO. are Selling Tickets and Shares at the above join prices. in great variety. 14 .ftwssy and Co. had the peculiar satisfaction in dividing among their Fri. nds, in the last Six Mouths, at their Old Ettablished State Lottery Office, '26. CORNIITLL, 218. • a Prize of• • LlO,OOO 1 1,1'20. •aPrize of• • L 1,000 etl4 • 20,000 7,19 t L 590 1,1'.. , 0 lO 000 I 3,6 W . 1,000 9,954 lO,OOO I Beside' Prizes of 5001., &c. 'V Orders by Post or Curler executed with Fidelity and Dispatch. 19T. STRAND. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.—These instruments bre upon an entire tt , w principle, the springs. are so conatructA as to admit of an increase or decrease m 5 , 2 e and force; will answer fur right or left side, without tiny strap whatever• _ _ . LNION. ODY, and CO confidently recommend a trial to all those who prefer perfect ease and security to the galling application of the common truss, oil Choir usual terms, viz. that the fall cost shall be returned to all purchasers, if not found superior in ease and effect to every other invention, atter any trial, wear, or damage. The Paten. tees have received the fuilowinff ap;lointinents:—The Royal Nary, the Nave Hospitals and Dock Yards, the Ordnance, Greenwich Hospital, the Hon. East India Company, Ike. &c. N. R. Persons residing in the covvry, sending the circumference of Ise body, in inches, just above the hips, may depend upon being ac e,arately Cited • ON TIM FIRST OF SF.PTEMBER M'XT The STATE LOTTERY of FOURTEEN THOUSAND TICKETS will begin DRAWING ; containing 2 • .of • . 20.000 I 2 . of . . . 14,000 2 &c. &c,. No F;zed Capitals.—Lowest Prize WI. , 'Fasts and Shares are selling pursuata• to Licence grinte'd by Go •4rllnlßAt, to, . 5,000 . . 2,000 RIiANSCOMII AND PFRIVI. No. 1. Houma): BARS—(the Curlier House), Who iold, on the 10th of May, 1814, Nu. 9,440, a Prize of 5001:; And, the 18th Of Muir. No. 8,385, a Prise of t 0,0001., ID TNT SHARPS. DT. B.T—Tfie GRAND anti ONLY Pttrza of 20001., and the last 4)091.. 4 were avid .st the above truly FJrtunate Glace. L REGISTER. . 611 . ---- . STATE LOTTERI 4 . • BEGINS DRAWII4/1% IST SZETgMBER, 181-4. SCHEME. 2 . . of . . L 20,003 . . is . . I. 40.000 2 lO 000 9.0,000 2 . . . . , . 5,u00 . . . . . . i 0,004 0 2OOO 44410a 4 i 000 , 4,000 5 TO 15 20 20 • 55,000 amow. 11,000 Tickets. L li VA) NO FIXED PRIZES! Days Lt . Drawing : Ist Day 2d Day 3d Day . . . . Tickets and Shates are selling by RICHARDSON, coornucot and Co. Contractors for the Lottery. at their Offices, the cr)r er of Bank-Buildings, Cornhill, mad facing the King's Mew's, Char . :Ap Cross. 2,7:A) Price of a Ticket . , Li 9 19 0 Half . . 1.10 7 01 Eighth . . 1,2 13 6 Quarter , 5 5 01 Sixteenth , i 7 SUSSEX. VALUABLE TYTHE FREE FARM, consisting of opwards 800 Acres of Wood, Arable, and Pasture Laud, inebiding a ro pital Sheep Walk of about ;,;30 Acres, TO BE SOLD BY FIELD dr FREEMAN, A Valuable, long Leasehold, and improvable TYTHE FREE FARM, with immediate possession, situate in Sussex, with Faun, House and requisite out•buildings, very substantial and c ommodious„ and most conveniently arranged for farming, purposes; and nincird. of 800 Acres, about t 6 miles froinsitrighton, and b 6 from Londokt, one mile from the main Brighton road, and 31 from-the mailket to.wn of Horsham, The whole nearly extraparoebial, Taxes and poor rates not amounting to nice than about as. per acre. 4 Caavil comes up within 6 miles, and is projected to conic within 2 miles ea the premises. A Current of Water runs through the estate, and ant*- ficierit power may he obtained from it, to drive a threshing inachin# near the centre of the premises. Several packs ortiounds ate k(y . in the neithbourlsoody and the estate has in it an excellent 'front Stream. The Farming stork, utensils, Implements, 4:e. An be 14444 11 at a valuation according to the custom of the country. Further Particulars, with tickets to view the estate, to be hail mf . Mr. Pope, solicitor, 38. Feliclituch-stre,et, and of kici'd and Froetuati 84, Newsate•atreet, Low,lon, FRENCH WINES OF THE Finsr GROWTH. _ _____ - Par Dow. Fine favoured Vin de Grave 4 3 15 3 Ditto Saturne Sparkling a.id Creamy Chimipaigue Ditto very curious Fr .titigiiiic Clarets of the very first growth . . 5 40 .9 And every other description of French %Vines. • • FIRST QUALITY OF WINES FROM Sp.4IN, powurciL MM DEIRA ) THE CAPE OF GOO° X,IcIPE 7 &C. . • Per Do;. terlitift Fine Dry Cape Aladeiras • Do. of very superior quality, which has been a Voyage • . 44 to the Fera.zi s .• • , Dr. Red, Du. Curiously fine Cape Vin de Crave . . des. 9; Port Wines, favourite Vintage of 181?, rood quality 4oM. .104 Do. D. lilt, first quality Do. fine high flavoured old Vintage, 1806 or 3808 —s. . ;.`::61 Sherry, fine old, wairaitted .6 years in the Butt .• • • 5V5.,. 214 Do. Do. East India Tetieriffe, first quality .... •• • • Os. 410$ • Madeira, Ane-quality, West India Do. Do E ort India - 84s. ;69 Do. Brnnti, very fine . 509. .i.os) The Cos:scar:Lt.:. HALL WINE Cosseauy respectfully ,a9aattit their numinous Customers and the Public ill genera,l, that they . have this day fixed their pricesperPipe 4r,p. as alive ~.fti.Wities of rterling qiiislitie., which !d a y hi Tiotiilit.fiy. aPpl.‘ing at ttAir Poncvns, Wo. 10. gaINNf;.R•etItUr7.••••NO. ;40, 6XF0.1110 r psi; Or of any oriheir ii!vots in the Countrq. *. P. Wines of every Description per Mien ; and Spirits in Cask, 4 , `• at the fiat (militia, at the .cvaqrsty's usual lu*Picet --Ar ft. # _