The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-14 00:00:00

, - r - • •71 . ..,•ii.7•1; • • J•4'. 111 0 1 .. * ," I r" al • . 4 .. , lbt . • - • 1*„ 5, . • 7 • • • • 7,l): •- • • • ki 11 6 • • • -• • ye • I . . . - 10. 1108, • . • V7-lURSD4 AT•ME E TI N G of GENTLE.M EN. MER t HANTS. MANTYPACTURF.RS, and TRADERS, .f the Cowles of Linrotu and Rolland. convened by publir advertivemetn, s beott at the George and Angel UN is Stairflird, on Tuesday, the sth day 'of September, ISO% GERARD NOEL NOEL, Esq in the Chair: Resolved, That it would greatly tend to promote the Agri cultural, Comm/vial, and Mannfeettning Interests of the Comities of Lincoln and flatland, If a good and perfect Na victtiou am mode from the Ports of Boston and Lyon to the Bornegh of -Waded. Resolved, That the advantages to he derived therefrom woold he greatly heightened by a water conveyance believes Stamford &oil the existing Canals in the North and North- Weil parts of the kingdom, by Oakharn, thereby firing a enatnianicatkm with the parts of Liverpool and Bewail, the otauvfartariag t.rwos of Manchester, Birmingham, teries. gl i verheasplosi, &c. and the papoloos Sta ff ordshire Pot- Resolved, That Mr. Thomas Telford, or some other emi t/Ma Enquirer, be desired to mry-r the comer? hewers Stara fo.d and Boston, and from the r' iris of Lynn and Wishes-h i t r tar river Nene, to the ',retest's!' at lierafisot. and Was to ()abeam, in mines dirdereals and to per.pon , plans and merlons thereof. IL-solved, 'chat Gerard Noel Noel, Bon. Jashaa Jew's Ostdv, Etq. Seth Hose, i.lll, Resew! Caldecom. EA. Jacks Fog. Astiream, Esq. Thomas Were, IPA. or i te Gouger, Pa.q. Mr. Octavitts Gilchrist, Mr. James Brown. and Mr. William Chapman, be a Committee to re. seem such plans and sections, and to consider the same. And that the ;Move Cneraittee he at liberty to add such persons • trwte minen. as to them shall appear prom and neces airy; tied to call (leveret Meetings front time to time. And that ant decor more of the Committee bra competent MM. lkr for toe ditpatelt of bosioess. _ Res dyed,' That a Survey having befit already inatlicor the atasserj between Stanifaid and Geltham„ by Mr. Whitworth, arida plan published of the hoe en which in his «visit's a navigable contiminicration bit weed throe places nay be effect, eds and It b tog lieee,avy. to comply huh the Standing Or- dcr of the !I ionuroble Ste {louse of Cofllll3tme, regain/1i sow tics •to b 2. given hi the Loudon (legate, and in the • nearest provincial Lett-p.. - 4M; three different weeks, iollte moothlr ! of .lumot or September, before any Bifl for a Navigable (*rued can be brought hate the Hoist s Mid to piareot the Senstirl4m los4 if, after t* intended ..arveys - have h •eri taken, it should appme tliyf no more eligible plan than Oat pointed oust by .Str. IVlsitswnrth ran he adopted : that noto• •gleen'in the Lnnd'i ramose and in S,sire nford Mercury, thee na applicati 4rivinteaderf to be made in Inc nett giasion of Parlenient for leave to bring in ' a fill f ma.hig add alaimainint a ffiltigable Canal frown taffarnfoid.'epen the :inn pointed out in Mr. W .15- wort.• i's serys.4 ' aatlfar exteptilog IllOrlanle from Statist ird %owl • thee by oaprovies rite t :mitigation be way of 'Sitting; 00 by a •nes' cat from Stamford to Join the Forty-fast Drain sit or ne m. a plate stalled Cathryn Cote, Lug, Wawa., wetuemipaty of Lincoln. from wtsencc the said I/ am is non istivigehle..to Boston ; m 0 that as soon as the line of the canal is detesinawd tipirCaliroper perms be di r..i lid to wait upon Uit Proprietors of lands thresh which tit • same shell _to pr .cdre their a scot to the Bill. geo Ited, spat Mmes. Jitc:t.%ert and JohuLcon. lisokeroje Itrvilurd, he appoiateei 'ffrialsuroes toeteciyeult -übseriptivas me ckm.culdiested with taellropalr4iUnd , rinking,, and that trok be upend at their ,afice mine liately,foi the piarpu.e of remising tech sobseriptioc. ItC444ve4, f hat a subscriolion be Paw entered Mtn for.de fray ioe the ex mete ~ f such surveys .asol the other e speoces attending the eon. 4 Aencetnetu of the model-mkt:Bg, and Mat ow same sahecribed be recci red by Stasis. Jackson ands/it mu. Balikers, in Stamford, and he by them placed tint account of, and be at the disposal of the Committee, aW that it any venom, subscribing towards the above iltrliterti 5h..11 hereafter be desires of becoming a Proprietor of any Beare or Shares in too tutended Line of Canal. the in of money which he shall oth,cribe for preliminary exp.:kr*, shob be tiara as part of the purchase money of such Share er Rewilire.l. That Mr. Thompcoa, of Stamford, be the tislicitur for the purpose of toothsome the Rill in its pro gress through Parlimann ensl for traosartin • the general, bu lawss commected with the ' objects of-this Sleeting. Resolved. 'Punt the Thanks of this 'Reel* he gives to Jo ✓isa Jepsois Oddy. for his fictive exertions to prom.* *e general interests of the cower) at large. awl of the lowa ▪ sunufor.l in particular ' by suggest* nod proinnting . the Jkiieuded no4ig tuon—fnethe enrrespoodeure and commoner:i -ll ni which he hasentered kilo with the principal Canal Pro plielms is the direct line from kilninf•rd.through the midland ausatiev, and to the ports of Liverpooli Boston, and Lynn, Su wrote their co l -operation in promoting the intended wader t.kiog, mMfor the coninsouientions which lw hay made to Itti 4 Ateetiug (ariiing frosn his great experience and exteasive lasonleJge oi the commercial interests of the country), of the gre tkitoblic and private advantages tube derived by cart. tyidg th.or objects Into effeet: Resolved, 'tint is General Meeting be held on THURS. !PAY. Use sth of October next, at Eleves o'clock in thefts/0Y attoa, w the George and Angel Jan. is Stamford. nod that tuil levitation be iornedintetybent by she Solicitor to the Pew rt..rs of t'ie Trent and i Loughborough, Melt-inU*, hlunis ant other Proprietors of Canals Interested kelvin, aid li;rahvise to the Ports of Daytona/A Lynn. the tdeas of S i saldln4, Wl...be:telt, and Peterborough, a:ul all intermedtato pyres no an I ;war the intended liae. . fiesolv.d. that the yrorecslings of this day be advertised in the Lonclod Newoppaers, is the Stamford Mei.- ca7y, Mr Hlll'll,ll 042tel:r, unit Pettit. Combridre, Leieestee, Dorb_.; Bitrninzham, Manchester, and Live-pool Papers. G. N. NOLL, Chairman. After tbr Chairman had left the Chair, it era' Resoled oinnianothiv, That the Montt of this Merl* he go eti to (*rani Noel N oel,' Esq. for hit ablo and invert& .teloct in the Chair. MATRIMONY. - 1 . 1. is much to be regretted. but indisputably certain, that never person; of limit woes are deterred (tom eaterme Imo the married state, by ilifirmitira, whim d. time . t lam to ,lischese ; and there are not Ti few, oh e, twilig already mirried. are rendered miserable, for wart of tkme trotter pledgm of mutual love, n Mum; which, happiness in obi. state is, at very precarious. It has been ascertained berated dousi, that these eircuontantes are oc.nsinived ht; aor pat tint relatation or weakness in either vex ; nod r i s t e n i i nall • certain, that the getsuioe AROMATIC. LOZI.NLiES OF wri;EL are the hest, if not the only remedy for-tbis sperws of debi lity. When takes, lath the stool:tele they hoe etesinelve4, like a Tartar. therm:lo every pore. producing elects, at mice delightful, tslutnry, mid permanent. When (hr spark of life begins tie grow dim, the circulation languid, and the horrific% paralysed, these Liz/mires are found ,to give law to th e Nerith, exhilarate the animal spirits, imigorate She body, and a a•-tinfinsue the wheat. roan. When nverween to exercise, kg• sr dcpravit• of appetite. and pallid comae seam iSdicaie 31plireachilig Coll-Urnplimis the delicate fe- Male will he limo:tired, and restored to beattle need society, by the ben.;.. 'dormer of this 'millet...-. When the delu sions of imam Ilion, or t'o• fierce of bad example, Wave tempted gaga/tided tooth into the dangerous labyrinths of vf Fr , seo•mdity. ilehintated hi• hods, or impaired his un ite:AA:4M these Lozesige. will protect hint front linger disease, the inlireostem of premature old age, and a irtrited di ...lit ion. VI , lire by lu xurions banquets, copious uhatmea, l'ap'ses excesses. and midnight . resets, the non ;lad daughters of dissipation base brought on themselves *lathy, relaxation, imbetelity, :wet /I load Ira u nof nervous “alteniN hutenges re lore health and wir.,,ur to the Howled ftame, and cheerfulnaws and nut:nation to the mind. relit &ROM %TIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are pre pared mad sold ay the lenentor, De. Senate., 3, Ludgate-hill; ah4ol by Appointment, sold at (Leese's, 398, t/xford- street, sear De:twitters t Oxfosel-strret, oppwite the Piuiihron; Chtibp, corner of 'Swing Garden; Hymns, !NS. Strand, next th- Lyceiten ; Gulttem, 44, C.:medial; Rattan, k x ,"" d age; Stabil-, 38„ ; Ambridge, YS, W aide 344. I lolborre ; nod no o here. time in ',Wi lk& l'rece per Bas, Duty hi luded. At the abme places may also be had, Dr. Senate's Treatise Fruckle ee•sel by ever! married woman. • 1 . -.. . . . , ... • I . 7""irnig= s4 4 oll lr-NIEZ- -- ..?.'*-:.12..;.- - .-ig - - . . • -.-- . 1 'IP4 •- • ?DAVI r ;., ;•y.. r • ---• ~ ,r ltdr.4 - 4 7 , , . . -. 4 . -.. •• - • • l k ' t i ... • t iii 4;67 1.• - ~,, v. .../ .. '• .; .-. 7-"' a 4 •%., . f I ' b :, : t 7 , • _ •,,.: -- , . ........, . . • V. 114,171tHAL1.-...,41DDR. HOPE AND EAGLE WIRE-OFFICES. A GENTLEMAN hawing more SHARES in ClLthe intended V A UXITA BftIDG F. than leek inclined to keep. will sell part a them on very residual& Term., sr will barter them for HOPE or EAGLE FIRE-OFFICE SHAREII.--Appl, to Mr. Needham, Nn. 11, OW Broad street, Rota! Exchange. fbis slay ass pubiisbry Priee Ss. 6d. in extra Boards. embellished with a striking Likeness of Mr. Aacmiast.o Isar, imis of the Pastors of the Rapist Chortle, relnberigh. CIIRISTIAN ADVOCATE, hesigned IL to plead the Cause of PR I MITIVE CHRISTI ANITY. •-Ge We may observe lb b all ages, that there sever was any rite et practice to the Chareb, derived from the Gospel, thet in tbe-vasarreisf a few year'. was sot so perverted front ifs primitive use, as to want to be rivalled to its lint •riuri pies, and set right again by its o ri g inal rule."—D r . laces Ecttert to Bishop Warburton. Liverpool : Printed by and for W. Jones, Union-crawl, Castle-street ; and sold bv . W. Button, Low ion ; J. aad A. Duncan, Glow; Guthrie -tad Tait, Edinburgh; and by T. Johnson, Dublin. MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. Tbi dap was psibliAsed, hs 4 vols. price L 1 Is. T ug A DVPINTURES of RALPH REY BR( DIM. cantabiles Sketches of Modern Character, Masters, and Eduratioo. BY WILLIAM IsINLEY, ESQ. The ways of Heav'n are dark aad intricate, Puzzled with oases, and perpi . eit'd with errors, Oar anderstanthog traces them in 'rain, Lest and beoildeed in the friitlesl search, Nor sees with bow much art the windings ran. Nor where ti- regular confusion ends Apotsow. Printed fur RICH IRD PHILLIPS, London ; And to be had of ;141 BOOKS Published by MATHEWS and LEIGH. 18, FAMlLYStrand fl h; - EXPOSIT() It ; or, a Para & phrase and %/Wilms of the New Testament: with Cri. iical Notes, and a practical Improvement of owl, Section. By PHILIP DOODRIDGE, I) D. With a Life of the Author, by Jou Owrist. A superb Edition. Fylendittly embellished, complete in 4 vols. Medium 410. Pnce £6.4r. boards. The Work is published in Twelve Parts, at 104. 6d. each, and may be had by oat or 'sore at a time, as may suit the convenience of Purchasers. •. • A few select Copies are printed with peculiar ele gance. on soperitise imperial wove Paper, with proof Im preninos of Ilk Plates, 4 vols. 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By Sir Richard Hill, Bart.. 3cl. pODDRIDGE'S RISE AND PROGRESS. 12mo. 91. dd. bossil. BROWN'S SELECT REMAINS. 12mo. 4,. bawd. ...common Edition. •b. Assn& THF. CHRISTIAN CORRESPONDENT; consisting of Letters hetweeo Capt.tin Clinic and the Rev. John Newton. b. Id. WHO FARES REST. THE CHRISTIAN OR THE MAN OF THE WORLD? th Colonel Rom h. TILE CHRISTIAN OFFICER'S COMPLETE. AR MOUR; containing Evidences iu riviser of* Divine Revela tion. By Colonel Bum of the R.►yal filartoes. Second Edition. 44. boards. Mr. (now Dr.) Cußyer, in his popular Work. Lcchires on Scripture Fads. Iris been pleated to make the following mention of it. " May Ibe permitted to recommend a small and well-coinpiscd Treatise called the eahridien Office r , Pesteply (pow milled the mAristion Officer's atemphle Ar mour), written by an excellent (Nicer in tat Marines, now living, and pen-madly known to me. This little Volume is the best Compendium of Evidences in favour of the Bible, and the ono familiar, 1 have ever sees. " The style of writing adopted is at once entertaining and instructive; and I never received more of plensurc and of ‘a tisfactiost from any book which 1 ever perused."—Cogyrr's Lectures. • " We gladly embrace the opportunity afforded us by a new Edition of this r vcellent little Work, to glee it the sanction of oar warmest reersooneirta lion. It ex bibib tke chief arguments in favour of a Divine iteyelatiou its a distinct, Washita's, and pleasing form. The 11124(1211CC of it is cast into a free and 14- terestiog dialogue between a Captain, a sincere believer in Christianity, amid his sceptical friend, a Major in the same Regiment. Both characters are taken from the life. Wc are glad to observe that the aline of the worthy writer is avowed in this second edition; the tirst, it may be proper to observe, was retitled the Cerivtiai Ojicer's Panoply.' —Eclectic IL:w. " A considerable mintier of years lime elapsed since we csijoyed the pleasure of perusing Omani edition in* this agree able Book; it comer to us recommended by a character, Sir Richaid Hill, well known in the Religious World."—Thee logical Review. " We and six dialognes between a Captain who is religi ous, and a Major whit is the reverse; eve of which contain proofs, in answer to the common objectioas against the truth of Revelation. In these live dialagnes we have met stab a respectable degree of lenroing and arguinent."—British ac. " This publication certainly does abundant credit to the pious lineation of the Author, who, if a Cobriel of Marines, Is, to say be least, a very extraurdinay chararter."--Ums fkmars's legosime. " This Wolk was recommended by the late Sir Richard Hill, and we are happy in cobaciding on the present or, adios with the hosioumble Baronet. Colonel R. ha.; here compiled, fur the use of the Army and Navy, a neat sammar, of the I:vedette., In favour of Revelation, and he ha, nialinged the akdepte besets* the Major and Capt ain . with great ease Mel at the same time with much effect.' —filestekly Itettlete. " All the great, and lie lewd scarcely add irrefragable, at gramma in support of Christianity, are here enforced in a dialogue between two oaken, nue of them very seriously im pressed with the importance of Religion, the other a ,can of the world, sil) has paid but little attention to the subject." --Cabinet. LASH AT ENTIIViI ARM. By Sir Richard 11111. L. HOtIATK Y'S GOLDEN TREASURY. Square size, AVICOR DA NC RTO THE HOLY SCRIPTURES. By the Rev. John Brown. Printed on a diansiod letter, the br per sine for bind* with pocket bibles. Price 41. oards. AN IRONICAL DEFENCE OF THE HOLT RO MAN CHURCH. By A. Serie, Esq. Is. A TRANSLATION OF A ORR I 4N CATECHISM. By Sir Richard Hill. Second Edithin. tid. AN BXPOSILTIOR OF I'HE BOOK OF 'ECCLES! MITES. Ac. By Bishop Iteynoids. Retired and Crerrected by the Re,. Washboara; to be pablalat mia eme volute, See. 1~~ - PRICE ei 9. A FATHER'S ADVICE TO HIS SON Al SCHOOL. Is. " Though °rig : hotly de !guest only far his own Cbikl, let a' the advice here given applie. to the case i.f every Boy to rireamstaticed, we are pleased to see it publiat..ed 4.644 pa• rests, II our jitdment, can scarcely pot a shilling to a better use, than 14 purcbashic a copy of It for the perusal of their 110118. " —.11041,41# Review. " Many very good practical admonitions will to,? found in this small and unpretend4 parhphlet."—ifeledic Review. " The mast salutary advice, conveyed in simple, bat cor rect Iwtiguage, and in a very persuasive and afees innate mail ner. The °recited was s-nt to f o r Author's Son hi School; and we learn from the preface, that the adostmiliten knee proved beneficial; isdeed be mast be a IMy of fin* censibi- Tity, on whom the concluding address wbhld Make no la presal9tl."—Cabihel. TRAVEL,. CALEDONIAN 8K lac t Sr,k Taw thrones Scot. , land, in the year 1807. By Sir JOHN CARR. In one hand seine volitne, 4to. asserting tine pIaIH, if 4 9e. boards. " Upon the trhale, we felicitate the public en Came late. resting sketches, of au entertaining and imptovilig writer, from whow they may reasonably look for mach pleasure nail instruction."—Gratkntatt'S Nwka:fay. " la the varloas coarse which oar Author took, after leaving Edinburgh, be visited a good proportion of the places most remarkable, in Scotland; be went as fbr to the island of Staffa, and a' far to the iwwth as Peterhead, and trave:sail some parts of the intermediate country in +eye ral directions. He bits divide a large colloithri ofTait;, many pertinent observations, mien please og and curious descriptise slietelow; sled mime very beautiful drawitiAs of remarkable buildings or scenery."—Eekc.lic Review. " Tne line of conduct pursued by SirJolln Carr, hay been to Mien/tie w ith his original mstenals !sell elucidations and important addition., from be urithr.ritics of the oast es teemed anciesit and modern Seottifb Historians, as enabled him tb form a compact volonw s high's graliryint to ifs readers, and calcalated to be received into ?alone Libreria..., as well as the private ones of pe r son of rank sod fortune." —European Maga:ave. "The preseat volume contains& mins of soled information, collected from Lie valuable aid ihisersal Introduction, winch its eveellent Ahlisar crier fails to consul old ; a.KI tar w usde drPvered In a style as pleasing As', and more correct than, any of his former prodections.' —Cabinet. In his progress from the Cain to the (weed. though it cannot he r %peeled that he shOull fOrnieh as with any very no el information oil such a beano tract, vet in this as well a• hi the other part of his jetersey, we pr I lees Anecdotes, and amasses particulars, which will render bit Book a eery pleasing lounipe, &c." —Critical Reeler A DANE'S EXCURSIONS IN BRITAIN. Bo Mr. Andersen, A ulbpr of a Tour in Zealand, de. In two hand some volumes. Itts. boards. BLOGRAPPLY o ND HISTORY. AN A UTII SIC NARRATIVE pf the Causes which led i , Mc Death of Major Andre, Adjutant General of the British Forces is. North America. By Joshua Hett Smith, Esq. Counsellor at Inw , I to Member of the Conventisa of the State of New Yolk. To Which is addt•d, a hlooody, by Miss Ikward. The Work is etebellished with an accurate Likeness of Major AndrE, engraved in a superior style, from • Drawee( by himself; a Map of North America; and a Print of the hiciaetorer erected to his ilembry in Westminster Abbey. Price Ss. extra beards. " This account appean more minutely accurate that these in any account ss hick we recollect e to have seen; and thr , Description of Major Andres isebnioesir as the trying Moyle* ofils end, will always be interesting. This work was published in order to disprove some reports which the Anther had heard eafavouroble to his conduct and cbunic ter."—British Critic • " The design of this Work Is to vindicate the character of the Author, well fps to exhibit &anis:el account of the cir rumstai:cessthich led to the Death of the accomplished and nifurtanate Major Andre: bet the must beautiful tribute of esteem that wascver of•-red to the north and genius of Major Anire, is from the peu of Miss Seward, whose noituated Mo no I s is printed at flee cud of the volume, &c.' • —Critical "la our opinion, every impartial intact mint be satisfied o ith Mr. Smith's V lisdecatioal and to escry English render tie minute particulars of the Mountable es .-nt which he details, must prole peculiarly isterettlag."—Regositery of dive, 80. " The reader isnot to expect to hod in this volume a mere dry detail of military and political eveots, but a relation of interesting facts, drawn up with much simplicity, and bearing every appearance of truth. Miss Seward', aff ec ti ng g„ ody , with the Major's betters to ber, Iles he *as a y u alb of eighteen, form a proper sequel to tier uln.n : which, in ad dition to the farts it discloses respect eg Maijiw Andre, con tains mach curios. ideinsatiou re-peptlig the American War, and seve!al original Awl-limn of the leading Claracters en gaged in that artisan cositeaL '—Cabral. '• With enthusiastic approbation, lie have penised a vo lume, which retells to our meads an eveut which mice interest ed a anions and which must, even at this remote period, awaked the tenderest sensilillitles of a holing mind. .ter. Smith, to viedicale himself Guts All Ibpersitin of the Harken die, that of having " 6etra ted the Mounted hero into the heads if his encalos," has undertaken to give an authentic narra tive of the circainstances which led to that regrette.l event; a task iu which be has acqoitted iiiinself with perspicuity and generous casktour."-•Mtipsfaly Museum." POETRY. ORIGINAL POEMS ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS. 11, a Lady. Revised and Corrected by W. Cooper. Esq. of the limier Temple. Second &Mimi, tts. 6d. bum tl.. POEMS. By Sir John Carr. With a higOir finished Portrait, (tom Westall, engraved by reetaan. Ito. 11. h. Ovo. 1,1. bd. tiara boar Is. MISCELLANEOUS POETRIrs •By Titoism Green, Jun. of Liverpool Ja. boards. NIF.DICINE AND SURGERY. AN ATTEM lat a nriTt:MATIC REFORM of the MODERI i'R.tCTICE of ADHESION. By Samuel Yang, *flue Royal Cullegr of Physichpiai stn. 14s. boards. Tills NAVAL. MlLll'AltY, nod PRIVATE PItAC TITION ER'S Antarnimis Mettirib et Chirorgictsi. tle. By Ralph Gornistg. 11. 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Joint Contractors with Gis -17 verionent for the prevent STATE LOTTERY, respect fully inform the Public that Tickets and Shares are on Side, in great variety, at their Offices, No. 11, Poldtr3 ; No. IV, Charing-cross; and 31, Aldgate High-street. The Scheme of this Lowery is entirely saw, and has hither to received the most unqualillel approbation; there are only 3,00 Numbers in the Lottery, and the whole will be DRAWN IN ONE DAY. the 20th of Nest Month. wlteo the follow* Capital Prises nowt be disuibmed among the fortanste Purchasers, viz. 4 of ,e 0 j1,003 4 .... of .... 1E3.800 I 8 .... of .... ,Cl,OOO 4 .... of Besides the inferior Prises of iloo, £3O. ilta as usoal. This Lottery also presents the op otiosity sever before of fered to the Fildic, of gaining the Stuns of oio,nog, ,0.'60,000. or sedo.o,a), by the purchase ot One Number ovil3g FirroN, late Partner with Sir J. URANIA:OMB, A be. leave to call the attention of the Public to the Scheme of the new Einem, which offers a greater Chalice fur At:thing:in kitties*. Furhine than ever before known, as the bulders gf four rickets of the same Number may obtain the yam Sam of F.lOllrY THOUSAND POUNDS. EICTON Batters himself that the same Rood &fosse which has attended the Purchasers of Tickets End Shares at his late (Mice daring inaityyswil Ewttories, awaits them at his present Other, No. it, CORNHILI., Where be stall be happy to receive the C.unsinandt of his Friends and the Politic, Mooring toe* that every Order the) may be pleased to favour • him with, either fur Town nr coin, stall he executed with th utinli.4 Ptincteality I • iittditil bares of Prises sold by Mat in the last Lottery, vedl be taken *their full velvet in Exchange for others *the ensuing Lottery, which will be drain a IN ONE DAY, 241 k of OCTOBER. IT7 ~J, 0 , • • i= • a •~~ ~~i~~ 1 i . -, i 1 f PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, No. too, PALL-MALL. QUCH of the i Proprietors who, from regitling 1 - , :htthe Opeerry. have.not applied at the Ogee for their Diyideads, are nfarnied that the Dame, for theirenerenience, say he remitted to Ike in Hoe Country. upon alldreading a line to the Office. - RACITER, ger. VAUXHALL-BOIIMA. - - r •••• lIP