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( - -1 / / i V/ /' ~, ~. '• '/ / ... ‘ .. d e .... e f.. 4. ( 1 1 i . 1 ,-4 / ir . 4 l d . / .: • ' ' 1 / - - • 2 ..- i' "p i eit , 1 , . t . 1 1 1"s°4 • 1 111 4 /4 t -11 5 7. 1 1 + ~ . - 11 4 .. -..- IA2NI)ON, 1'1111)AV, OCTOBER 29, 1824. Price 7(1. // No. 6,835. PORT OP LONDO.V, Oct. 26, Ile( • FOR SAI.E. Ir it Oettee ,,Re the in a s t";na ß ntissionel t is of Otlice, Old it Ar s oad r -;treet, lic Ito 'I I 'VESDA Y. the u I;th u OrNtv u esttber, HIM, at One o'clock in the afternoon precisely, ABOUT TWENTY THOUS.VND GAL LONS GENEVA, AND TWENTY THOUSAND OAIJA)NS BRANDY, Which have been regularly condemned and re-distilled, now in vats, at the Excise Di s tillery, St. Catherine. Catalogum may be bad at lid. cad, and umpire seen, at the Excise Wmehouse-kccper's Office, Tower-hill, from Friday, the Sib. to Monday, the Bth of November, 1821, from ten till two clock t and on the morning of sale, from ten till twelve o'clock. Samples can also be seen at the Fine and Forfeit Office, Excise Orme., Old Broad-street. To Sail on or before the 11th of November, FOR CALCUTTA, with leave to land Passengers at MA DILAS, the line Teak-built Ship P. 11,311 It A, JOHN MB,Cumniander, hoiden 600 Tims lying in the City Canal. Has very superior accom mo d at i ons fur Tuna, For Freihht or Passim" apply to Messrs. Itatett, Farquhar, Crawford. and Co. No. 71, Old Broad-atreot i or to BUCKLES, HAGSTER, and BUCHANAN. 33, Meek-lane.. BOOKS PUBLIEHEI). fly Sherwood Jonsf o and Co. Paternoster-row. TO ROOKS PUBLIMED. THE ARMY. 1. el RAY'S B 001( ROADS, on an entirely new Mr plan, showing, at owe view. the various lines of route leading to any required point 0: distance; and the index so ar , ranged as to enable a direct and immediate reference to any re. quires! route, at whatever principal town or watering-place the tra veller may happen to he. Price 7s. half-bound, or, with a complete act of county mar, Its. 11. COOKE'S HUME to the LAKES of CUMBERLAND, WEST NIORCLA ND, and LA NCASIII RE, including a de scription of the surrounding Scenery, the Valna, Mountains, adja cent Towns and Villages, local peculiarities , he. &c. In a pocket volume, with map and vier.,, price 2s. titi. in boards. NEW EDITIONS , tf the following Popular WORKS are nearly ready, or have been lately published, by Longman, litirtt, Reex, Omve, Brown, and Green, London. F.VNII SIIAKSI'EARE ; is which nothing JL is added to the original Text : but those Words and E::pres siolt are omitted which cannot wi.h propriety be read alJuti in a Family. By Thomea Rowdier, Esq. F.ILS. and S.A. In 10 vols. royal Itimo. price W. 3s. boards, the tburth edition. " are of opinion, that it requires nothing more than a notice, to bring this very meritorious publication into general circulation." —Edinburgh Rt view, No. 71. The edition in 8 vols. Gym price IL 14s. Gd. may be had. The 21 (the Queen's) regiment of Dragoon Guards has been ordered from Birmingham to Norwich. The red (Cheshire) 'vie:mu of Foot has been ordered to march from Buttevant to Dublin. The 26th (Cameronisn) regiment of Infantry has bees °Mired to march from Kins a l e to Tralee. With all despatch, FOR NEW SOUTH WALES and VAN DIE :HAN'S LAND, or VAN DIEDIAN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH WALES, the remarkably fast-ssiling eoppered ship HUGH CRAWFORD, WILLIAM NODON, late of the Lusitania. Commander, Burden 370 Tons, lying in the London Dock. Has tine accommodations Mr Cabin and Steerage Passengers For Freight nr Passage apply to BUCKLES, ILiGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33. 31ark-lane. The 29th (Worcestershire) regiment of foot has be 'ordered to march from Tralee to Kinsale. The asth (skl York North Ridii.g) regiment of leferery has been ordered from Dublin to Birr. The tltith (Connaught Rangers) has been ordered frost} Naas to Dublin. THE MEDICAL (WIDE, for the Use of Heods of Families, the Clergy, and young Practitioners; embracing the latest dis c.tveries in medicine, regarding the properties of remedies, and the prevention, treatment, causes, and nature of diseases; the clothing, feeding, ece. of infants ; means of counteracting the (-fliers of the different poisons of the animal , repeetable, and mineral kingdoms; and the management of accidents, hts, &c. requiring immediate as. sistance ; with a complete modem dispensatory, kr., interspersed with cautionary mutarks to prevent a misapplication of the remedies, &c. occ. ply Richard Recce, 11. D. price lOs. lid. the 14th edition. SALES BY AUCTION. OYA L NATIONAL BAT Ii COM PAN I. LANCASTER-PLACE, WATERLOO-BRIDGE, re/ constructing extensive BATHS inconvenient parts of the Idempolis, suited to the relative eandition of the inhabitants, aad combining all the varieties of Fresh, Warm, Cold, Medi. catal. $Oll,, Vapour, ar.d Pleasure Baths. CAPITAL-250,000L DIRECTORS- 3. COOKE'S TOMMIRA Yof DEVON, containing • compendious topographical and statistical account of that pictu resque county, its towns, roads, rivers, coasts, minerals, manufac tures, commerce, fisheries, agriculture, antiquities. ilatti.al history, &e. &c. New edition, with map and views, price as. 4. SOUTH WALES, topogrephically and historically de scribed, by the Rev. 'l'. Rees, urigbally published in, and funning part of, the Beauties of England and Wales, but now sold separately. In one thick volume, [lvo., illustrated with ■ map of the country, and 11 plates of intaesting ut•jeeu, picturesque scenery, Ise., price If. es. in boards. Al 1 !PIING INTELLIGENCE. SOUT HA Id PTO N- R OW. BLOOMSBURY. LEASE of an EXCELLENT DWELIoI NO-HOUSE and GARDEN, Capital HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, And various other Effects. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent.street), On the Premises. No. 39, Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, cc W EDNESDAY NEXT. Nov. 3, at Eleven &Clock, IV IIIE , GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising foor-post, tent, and other bedsteads and funti hues, seasoned festher.beds and bedding, suits of elegant drawing room and dining-parlaur window curtains, in chintz, cotton, and ' morzen sofas, couches, and chain en suite. Excellent well-made cabinet articles, in rosewood and mahogany, card, 100, sofa, Pem broke, and dressing tables ; elegant wardrobes, bookcases, chests of drawers and cabinets; a capital set of patent drawout-frame din ing tables, a set of eighteen chairs, in hair-cloth, an excellent pe destal sideboard, Brussels and other carpets and hearth-rugs; polished steel fenders and fire-irons ; china, and crockery, kitchen requisites, and various other snicks. At ONE O'CLOCK WILL TIC SOLD, The LEA E of the excellent DWELLING-HOCSE, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with capital Offices and Garden at the hack. The House to be viewed, by tickets, to the time of Sale, and the Fumitun on Monday and Tuesday preceding. Catalogues and Particulars to he had on the Premises; at Runway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent -street. FROM LWYD'i LIST. IYi WAI.Tri STIIILING Bart., Chairman. Jorrs Dost.txo, Esq. Dejfitty Chairman. Robert Child, Esq. William itothery, Eaq. John Farquhar, fssq. Richard Sanderson, Esq. Frederick Fincham, Esq. Sir Robert Seppings, F.H.S. Joseph Moore, M.D, Charles Smith, SI.D. ler F. 31.0minanney, M.P. W. lb. Stirling, Esq. BAXEERII AND TREMIURVII.:. Mr 'Orbiter Sfirhng, Bart., Stirling, and Hodson, Strand; and blamerman, Peters, Mildred, hlasterman, and Co., Nicholas-lane. bombard-street. ALICITITECTI. Maine. Rantaek, Oesey, and lever, Gambill. sotittivott. George Abbott, Esq., Mark-lane. The Grafitti to be invested is 9d0,2601., and this sum is to be rived iu SUS. Shares ; but a power is given to the Directors to in. acme the capital to 3410,Utfi17. if they hereafter think proper, the Dement Proprietors having the preference in the purchase thereof. Two pounds deposit or instalment is to be paid upon each Share at the purchase thereof, and a further instalment of three pounds on ststninK the deed of settlement; two months' notice shall be given' of the last day on white. the said deed shall be open for signatures. Oilier calls will be made upon the Shareholders as the Directors may think necessary ; but such calls shall nut eteeed five pounds per share, at any one time, and two months notice shall be given of every such call, and the instalments must be paid upon the shares as they become due. No person shall be allowed to hold, in his or her own right, more tan forty shares. The bidders of fire shares, or upwards shall he entitled to attend general courts, and to give one vote on all letsiness which may be legally brought forward ; and the holders of fi ft een shares shall be soothed to give two votes ; and the holders of twenty-five shares, three rotes; and the holders of forty sbares, four votes. No person is eligible to serve as Director or Auditor, unless he hold. m his own right, ten shares. Whilst the metropolis of every other country is amply provided with Public Baths, it is surprising that London alone, so pre eminent in all its other public institutions, should in this respect stand so obvious an anomaly, and an exception so inconsistent whh its relative importance, and the health, comfort, and well. being of its immense population. The great benefits resulting from warm and cold bathing require no comment; the practice has received the sanction of all ages, and the concurrent testimony of the Faculty: the acknowledged neglect in this country of the advantages to be derived, can only , have arisen tram the expense, and the inadequacy of the means provided, which have long been subjects of serious regret. Thousands, for want of proper accommodation, are driven to bathe in the most distant, exposed, and dangerous situations, and a far grtater number are. from this circumstance. deterred front the recreation; the extravagant charge for Warm Baths excludes all but the opulent from their enjoyment. There can be no doubt, therefore, of the necessity which exists for the construction of extensive Public Baths in this crowded ma. trunolis, and of the certain prospect of ample remuneration fur the ealsitsi which it is proposed to employ in carrying this object into HISTORY of ROMAN LITERATURE, from its earliest period to the Augustan ate. By John Dunlop, Esq. Author of the " History of Fiction.' Second edition, 2 vols. Oro. 11. I Is. GJ. board*. Perla:writ, Oct. IL—Arrived the Perseverance, Nickolas, - from St. Andrew's; and the Sealark, Warren, frota Alicaat sad Mains, in ten dais. FALMOUTH, (MT. 26.—Arrived the Probe, packet, RS/TOW, from Jamaica sailed the Pith ult.. and front Crooked Island flkl ; his Majesty's shirerstea, from a cruise; and Antebelks, Hillier, from Oiftralmr, miiight days; also the Aurora, Earl, fres Las. don, for Madras and Bengal. PORTS MOUTM, OCT. 27.-,AlTiTed tl.e HaVIM11)1 PAM, Col. line, frees Hantburgh ; and Resobitioc, Burton, from the Downs. Put back the Richard. Williamson, for Demerara. Sailed, the Comet, llPPherson, for lond in. after being suppliod with as anchor and cable. The outward bour:d remain all well. RAITSOAT E. Mr. 27 —The Brunswick, from Bremen for Bal. timme, was undockel this day. I/or tra OCT. 27.—0il the port, the Albion, Hall, from Quebec; ind the Ann Henrietta, Fres DEAL, OCT. 27.—Passed through, the Jane, Taylor, from An. eons. Arrived yesterday, and remains fororders, the Neptune', Gorman, from the Baltic. Remain the following outward bound vessels, viz.:—Ethelred, Levant, Flora, Chieftain, Caledonia, George IV., Isabella, Juno, Vallenia, Rhoda, Aeenoria, and traria. pet ship, N 0.23. Vattern.; en, LW., Ocy. 27.—Durieg the whole of yester day it blew a hurricane at S.W. to W.S.W., but no damage has been heard of. To-day it blows strong, but the weother fine, and wind more westerly. lay es pool- OCT. 26—Arrived the Union, packet, Lloyd, front Quebec; Antelope, Munro, front Smyrna Tamerlane, Cur_ field, from St. John's. NIL, and on all .re; Zephyr, Duff, front Malaga, and full of water; ‘Vakeirrld, Croikshank, from Oporto, and on shore in II oylakc ; and the Comeens, Hearin. froru Oporto. Cannier, OCT. 27.—During the whole of Mondry night mid Tuesday, it blew a most tremendous gale, with heavy squalls and rain. Several coasters put beck to these roads, and rode the gale in safety. BLYTH,Ocr.2S.—The Henry, Bennington, which was drives on shore II th inst. has been assisted o 2 after discharging her cargo, and brought here to repair. The Rigby. of Ipswich; the Icharfe, of Hull; the Ann, of Whitby; and Mary, of Yarmouth, which were driven on shore near tkesswell, are complete wrecks. IVIIITEWAVEY, ()CT. 23.—The Vine, Dunbar; and the Charles, Thompson, which were on shore, hare been get of sal carried into Maryport, without damage. Jamaica (Kingston), A ve. 21 —The schooner Hibernia put into Port Royal to refit, having experienced severe weather, sod sustained some damage in her rigging. SEPTEMBER 4.—The Colombian schooner Isabella., char Fa.. vourite, Nickerson, from Maracaibo, bound to Rio de la Bache, was brought into Port Royal at Saturday, having been sent in by his Majesty'. chip Renegade. The latter vessel fell in with her off Rocky Point, while on kr voyage to Maracaibo, with the Mary Ann Slaney under her convoy, and pursued and fired some shots at her, when she ran aground, and the crew deserted her. It is very likely that from the appearance of the Renegade fformerlit Lingoes& schumier), they mistook her for a pirate. The tk.ek, in attempting to go through the Narrows, unfortunately got on the Five Feet Bank. The vessels of war in Port Royal harbour observed the accident, and imme d iately manned their boats, which they sent to the Bradduclee assistance, and she has since been ex tricated. S. NORTH WALES, topographically and historically de. scribed, by the Rev. J. Evans. In one thick volume, /Ivo., uniform with the above, illustrated with a map and 2J engravings, price 11. is. in boards. BODY and SOUL. Consisting of a series of lively and pa thetic stories, calculated to excite the attention and intern of the religious world. Fourth edition, with additions, in 2 vols. I2mo. price Ma. boards. 6. A NEW PICTURE of the ISLE of SVIDIIT ; illustrated with a map and 26 plates of fhe most beautiful and interesting views theaughaut the island, in imitation of original sketches. By Wm. Cooke. Price 12s. in boards. Another Edition, iu Oro. with ten additional views, price 211. in boards. 7. A NEW GUIDE to BLENHEIM. the Seat of his Grace the Duke of Marlborough; comprising six elegantly engraved views of that splendid edifice, front drawings by J. P. Neale ; with an historical description of the mansion, zed • catalogue of the pic tures. In royal Bvo. price tis. in boards. 8. The GEOGILIPHY, HISTORY, and STATISTICS of NORTH and WWII! AMERICA and the WEST INDIES. By H. C. Carey and J. Ler. With considerable Additions rela tive to the New States of South America, Mexico, the Havannah, ite. In one large volume Ilvo. illustrated with several coloured Maps, Charts, :..nd Views, price 18s. boards, SKETCHES of INDIA. By a Traveller. For Fire-aide TlStellerl at Home. Second edition, I vol. Ilvo. Ins. lid. boards. By the Author of the " Recollections of the Peninsula." RECOLLECTIONS OF THE PENINSULA, containing Sketches of the Manners and Character of the Spanish Nation. By the Author of " Sketches of India." Third edition, I vol. Bro. price th. boards. " Few writers, who are not poets by profession, have the art of painting in words, with so touch vividness and distinctness."— Monthly Review. MEMOIRS of a CAPTIVITY among the INDIAN 3 of NORTH AMERICA, frora Childhood to the Age of Nineteen. With At.ecdotes deacriptive of their Manners and ( 'ustorna, and an Account of the Territory westward of the 31isaisippi. To which are now added, Reflections on the present conditions of the Indians, and a plan for ameliorating their circumstances. By John 1). Hunter. In avo. third edition, with a portrait, Ids. boards. " A llistory more calculated to attract the public has not, in our opinion, been given since He Foe made Alexander Selkirk his own, uadcr the fiction of Robinson Crusoe."—Literary Gazette. A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF FLOWER ROOTS, Just imported from Holland. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Man, Bartholomew-lane, TO-MORROW, the 34th of October, at Twelve, A VERY CHOICE COLLECTION or DUTCH 11 VLOWER ROOTS, consisting of Double aid Single Hyacinths, in great variety, the whole of which are named; Duc Van Tbol, and other mixed Tulips; Gold, and other Crocuses; Spanish iris, lCc, &c. " The publication before us contains by far the most valuable condensation of American Geography, Hi tory, and Statistics, which has issued from the press. It is constructed on a comprehensive and excellent plan ; the maps, charts, and plates are numerous and well executed ; and when all the modern Information required by the changes and revolutions on the new Continent is taaen into the account, we are free to say that it is a very complete illustration of the important matters which it embraces. Either for instruc tion or reference, it is calculated to be a standard work-"—Cite. nary Gazette, March SU. MEMOIRS of MAR Y QUEEN of SCOTS, with Anecdotes of the Coast of HENRY the SECOND, during her Residence in France. By Miss Henget. Second edition, in 2 vols. /Ivo. with a genuine Portrait, never before engraved, IL 4. Ws. IVODARCIPS INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of CON -1101A)0Y, describing the t/rder, Genera, and Species of Shells ; with observatiOns on the nature and properties of the Animals; and directions for collecting. preserving, and cleansing shells. By J. Illawe. Third edition, ,in I voL tiro. with 7 plates, Its, plain, and 14a. coloured. 9. A NEW GENERAL ATLAS, containing a complete set of Maps, drawn from the best authorities, of all the principal King doms and States in the World ; to which is prefixed, an Introduc tion to Geography, and on the Construction and use of Maps ; by Thomas Myers . 1.L.11. of the Royal Military Academy, Wool wich ; Author of the •• New and Comprehensive System oilllo dern Geography," &c. &c. In quarto, price One Guinea, half bound ; or full coloured, 11..115. 6d. . . • To be viewed to-Mmrow, and Catalogues had at the Mart ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Williams, Throginorton.street. EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. %rideable Long Leasehold Estates, New Milli/lan-street. Found. ling Hospital, prodecing a Net Annual Income of 1021. 13s. By Mr.WM. STEVENS, At the Auction Alert, oo TUgSDAY, Nov. 16, at 12, in Two Lots, Lot 1. A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting !IL of an excellent brick Dwelling House, situate No. 1!, New Alillman.street, Foundling Hospital, containing numerous airy bedchambers. drawing and dining room, kitchen, scullery, arched vaults, yard, and other domestic conveniences; let on !nose for a term of which 18 years are unexpired, at the annual rent of hot. ; held on lease for an unexpired term of 70 years and three quarters, at a ground rent of 101. per annum, leaving a net annual iticatue of WI. AN INTRODUCTION to the STI'DY of PHYSIOLOGI CAL and SYSTEMATICAL BOTANY. By Sir .1. E. Smith, President of the !Annan Society, &c. &c. in Bvo. filth edition, with 13 plates, price las. plain, or coloured, I/. Os. boards. SONGS of ZION, being Imitations of Psalms. By J. Mont gomery. Second edition, foolscap Bvo. price frs. •,.• This Atlas includes all the recent discoveries • and the boun daries of the several States are carefully delineated, on an entirely new set of plates, agreeably to the present improved state of geo. graphical science ; several of the Maps, as ththe of 'entral Asia, Southern Africa, the new States of South America, &c. being given on an enlarged scale, so as to exhibit, with fidlity, the va rious natural and political distinctions. The introductory disser tations will be found to possess a degree of novelty hitherto un attempted n works of this nature ; a variety of practical illus trations, examples, and precepts, having been introduced, by atten tion to which the student may easily acquire a competent knowledge of the natural and political divisions of the globe, and of the relative extent and positions of its various empires, kingdoms, and states. The GI 7 IDE to I)O3IESTICHAPI'I NESS. The 1 etb edition, foolscap Usu. price 31. boards. By the Fame Author, THE REFUGE, 10th edition, foolscap Bvo. price 5, boards. THE VICTIM, 3d edition, foolscap Bvo. price 2s. &I. avec& GETHSEMANE, 3d edition, foolscap Bvo. price Is. boards. Lot 2. A valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE. comprising a substantial brick-built Dwelling House, being No. 20, New Mill man -street, cuotAining the URIC number of rooms as Lot I. with similar conveniences, and a brick building of two floors behind the house; let on lime for an unexpired term of 11 years, at a rent of ' COL per annum ; held on lease for a term whereof 70 years and three quarters are unexpired. at a ground rent of 71.105. per annum, leaving a net income of .521.100. per annum. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the place of Sale; of Messrs. O. 11. and E. Smith. Solicitors, 113, Hatton-garden ; and of Mr. Wm. Stevens; ad, Old Jewry. CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY. In which the He- IDellti of that science are familiarly explained and illustrated by experiments. The Nth edition, revised and improved, in 2 vols. 12mo. with plates by Lowry, 14s. boards. MEMOIRS of the COURT of KING JAMES the FIRST. Designed u • Sequel to the Memoirs of the Court of Queen Eliza. board Seth. By Lucy Aikin. In 2 volumes Oro. 3d edition. 11. di. s. ----- Thee considerations hare led to the formation of a Joint Stock Company, fur the purpose of supplying the deficiency complained and to afford to all dusts of the community the means of in. luhring, at a moderate expense, in a recreation in every way so essential to their health and comfort. To accomplish this, it is pr op osed, in the fi rst instance, to con tend a principal Bathing Establishment at the west end of the toss, upon a scale of magnificence which will do honour to the architecture of the ociuntr?- tof which the pl a ns may be seen on ap. Nieuwe at the Company s Mice), combining ail the varieties of fresh, warm, cold, medicated, salt. shower, vapour, and pleasure bathing, under regulations which will ensure the patronage of the highest and most respectable of boil' sexes, to whose use, exclu sively, this Bath is intended to be devoted. Another equally exteasive Bathing Establishment will be imme diately constructed in the most populous district at the eastern ex vanity of the City, and other Baths suited to the relative condi tions of the inhabitants, will be provided in VATIC/WI parts of the metropolis and suburbs, to which the terms of admission will be an moderate, as to place the benefits of every description of bathing within the reach of the poorest classes. In the construction of the Baths the Company will be assisted 1.17 the experience of the leafing scientific men of the age, and the I most distimmished members of the Faculty, so that they will be' Formed and conducted upon the most approved principles, and at the same time with the strictest regard to sconorcy, compatible with Iv objects in view. Lilly convinced, from the united testimony of all ranks and professions, that the objects which they contemplate will prove mutative!! beneficial to the community, the establishment of the Rossi National Baths cannot be divined a speculation, as the CoMpany will confine themselves to plans which are known to be practicable, and of which the expense is susceptible of the most accurate cakulation. Applications for the remaining shares must be made by princi. pais only, addressed To the Directors," at the office of the Com pany; or at Messrs Edmonds and %Volfe, Change-alley. I.)IERCE EGAN'S ACCOUNT of the TRIAL of 31r. FAUNTLEROY, with some interesting Particulars respecting that unfortunate Gentleman, will be published im. inethitelv after the Judicial Investigation takes place at the Old Bailey.LOnlers received by Bright and Lacey, 4.5, Paternoster-- low ; who have in the Press, to be published speedily, The TRIAL of the Rev. ALEX. FLETCHER before the COURT of COMMON SENSE ! ,By the Author of " The Trial of the Rev. Edward Irving." G .° Early application will be necessary to secure copies of these publications. , CONTRACTOR WITH DISH GOVERNMENT FOR TILE PRESENT lA)TTERV, UICING, agreeably with his usual custom, advertised 2.1. the Scheme in full, now calls the attention of his best friends, eli ',Albite, to its principal attractions. It musics Two Grand Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, and Tbirtt other Capitals t all the Prizes are sterling money , there are Blanks, every nunther being sure of at least 51. and the plan of lumng the whole Scheme decided in one day having given such trot:rid satisfaction, is again adopted by Bish ; as all the above Ca pital*, and all the other Prizes will be drawn, and every number Centled, on NV EONESD.I Y NEXT, all in one dafi e a . A. the interval to the Drawing is so very short, and Lotteries ino ao Wit " terminate altogethzr, Rigs solidus an early purchase at oth his Offieei, 4, Comhill, and 9, Charing-troas, where 41 441 6,llowing Capital Prizes all drawn on Tuesday hat, sth inst. wets shared and sold:- 13,330 • a Prize of • . 204)301. a No. 61 . 9 • • Another Prize of . . 20,000 L • • 4:2.140 10,550 . . .0300 7.404 . . .C 220 8..771 . 7 1 4 • • • 1,000 11,0915 . . . 300 10.930 . . . 2'20 • . • 1,4100 14.3711 . . . 300 12.074 . . . 320 R 3 •• • 510 2,602 . . 9:20 12,715 .. . ?20 ' , ""i •• • 610 3,239 .. . 220 18,073 .. . 220 The CCq'traCtaell °Sem, Comhill, an 9, Lhoeinßieeolo• NEXT WEDNESIJAii. 11 AZAR') snit Co. return th e i r most s i ncere t h an k s f or t 4 - j. the unprecedented patronage they received in their late , :'"et, and regret exceedingly that they were unable to supply -•q of their Friends with Tick ets and Shares the last day, which ?isse entirely front the demand g exceeded the utmost ccu- UtAll that could be mode front he t &ales of former botteries. l ii.. SAID and Co. derive great pleasure from the approbation bestowed on their male of ar and simple manner in which all the Prkes weze drawn, an te e th e whole of the number?' decided in Ilse DIY, is adopted in the New Scheme, which they respectfully Isranroend to the attention of the l'ublic, as it contains all thepo- Kw pointy of the last, with the additional ind uce m e nt of Tinny Innsasnd Pound ernes, viz.:_ of . 230,1111.1 4 • 2,1100 10 1.02 10 10 t el' - of .f. S2O 210 200 the same proportion of other Prizes, and every Number will have Five Pounds; therefore there are NO BLANKS ! be deelded in One Day, NEXT WEDNESDAY. HAZARD and CO. cabs cation or Sh ar i ng a nd Selling, on the sth instant, the following ('apitale, TU. - a Prise of 1 - t 20,000 1,0110 - - . - - 1,000 .ny others of • LOU, 3001., and 220/., at their old and Mee*. 03, Royal Exchange ; 20, ( ; and 32 i , • where the greatest variety of Numbers arc now lAttery, which coutajned 30,000 t. 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