The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-12 00:00:00

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Maria, Miss.BOYCE. , . . iI.CfORMER LOTTERIES. hCLIPSED , ! - 4 1 GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUND. 4 NOT TWO'BI.,ANKS TO 'll, PRIZE, - ' Aitil,AllgliLli CHANCE &for Ahe same Money. T OTTERY, on a Ng\V PLAIST, bgins'Drawkg 'i A-4 October 20t11, 1307. . ' , SCHEME. ' - -' • ' I V syfris 41 . .X 40 ,c).O , !. -... . . . . 4*y ° 2 -' 7 - - - zo,ooo -; - -- - - 40,003 2 • •'+' . ~ ,i , 10,000 -• . t..- . . . 29;oap : 5 • lOOO . - . - - - i , , pc) S - - - - Soo .: ~ 4 .. . . . a;litt . ? 2 .., . . 10 9 . - 4 c", . ' ' " Mil , So - ' - - - SO - 1,560 4 1000 : ti •-,• - 7 ' 2 i ! - :', ." ' •,1 2 5:ir° NTIZeS et Tickets 60oo: la titifiupplenten. la each,.- .i. ~. -.. .. . • it/i e . -ail tary Lovc f y, wont) - 708 s Pri4el. , . £ 257.00 . --:. ONLY ONE FIXED 'CAPITAL-. ,----=••••--;; L In proof qt . th.e.Value of a,Suppleinentary 'Tic.keti •1. 4 WARN Ea engages to pay Twenty Pounds for every sup plentelattey ticker; and in proportion for every Share nu r - , chased at his qr any Other Licensed State Lottery Oiricc, if huitigtiti foiSal6o,liit irif ,, before the' illthof November, 18.17, • bei.ngthjeg,l.L.Al,lNrige the Or3wing of the Supplementary Eaters'. •lishewNdlttets of every suet' Ticket or Share r not rtsNiminoc,)liaticv i. wilk he uku4ke4: to tileir Chance - in the. Supplementary Lottery, which keginS 'Drawing the igth N 0. ., wanletir,. , antlitceitiins! khe le llowil tg -Prizes : ,„.) Prize,of ~ - 4Zo, cm - - q . . . kao,oco 4 :Le hir , t- --- -... . ' te i eati, .. ::, -- -.- - 10,,•0d -1 rr"::.r. ,' 7 1000 .•-- . . . . 5,11 e D if ..ii , i . ~, • • • • • • Sae a • • ',.. . r • 'X,joo 24' .. • • - - J9 o ...if,Nt. i. ". . .!*, 2, 04 it ., So p. . .1. - . le.o foe 0,, .4- ..::..... -: r.:..; is , • - i-..,'. ',,,a . .. -.., .•az,soo • . 1114441fill: ) '' " ' '.• • ,' •'. ' £63,00; Tllla 0110:1: Icy • • • • , • ',. .1 ' • . TICK,ETS and SHARES are on SaTe at I '.' . WARN ER's ' I.9cikilkallAkty Office, ..No. t6i Conthill, facing the Itolyal PM , ' IltF.°l '' - "'''' PREStikrr PRICE. ' , •. /43r i i DT .4,14„.et.7 • ..7. ',PC° 19 .0. .. 'it,. riait ~••• - - ' - ,F., lo 14 0 - I rigiitit - .. . . O E2 15 4 3 Quartet' ~...., .. ;. .. s .2 , o soncentil - , - t -oi , 8, o. 'fa he drawn in Ten Days, in regular Drawings of Twe Ilfoniand' evieh.• - • '' ; • . Connlry.,lianks ' sending Prderl ,through their Bankers in Ldnittin;'maYt receive thesame A Ilowance as Countrii- Agents. Chilli, Spci,elies. Merchauts'.and Bankers' Clerks, will mcut With litieriit It licooraginiutit • ' and in Order's ftorti the Cutitf.' cry,. c amain:as iii Paynient,.svill.bo , triated the sewn aii,it Kai, sent PICTCLILL.I.NG-OFFICE, .slug. 3 t, • rrITE COMMISSIONEI?Sjiv VICTUALLING " IL Flit 41ajtiii / z Navy :h hereby give Notice, That on !Pednettlay, ;be Dreentber next, tiny will bi ready rfenders, in uniting (stale.(; up), and treat I.r the Sutpty of 'Feetb ,liE E.F. for, tke asttfHit Majelty't Troops at Me I:42ndt and7C:lmier items:der mentioned, vit. Surinam, Berbice, Dente '74ra, Trinidad, Tobago, •Grenads, IlarbaLei, itin..-ent, St. !Luria; Doi:lnlets, Antigua, and St. Kitts, during thi space of nt;elve 114 . ntlice'talit,. from the t:t Afareh, - ,1808, and juribei" until Six ilifonebt IVicrniag tall he given ;, robe pail far ly Pills, s payablt,2o:l6 I!,srest, nine3.daytatter date. . ' .Tb‘ Con,ations of Pie Contraa Ott•hich m.IY be taken tonjointly for the laude; G r i;paralriy for ea:h Islaia or Colony) may 6e seen at the SieretaiyliVer, OBSERVATIONS Oti BUONAPARTE't SPEECH TO THE LI-GIS. rivz nopy, Auc. 16, 1807. It must be admitteck that the Pope FEscu, and the Grand Duke Mu OAT, are truly worthy of being the principal Subjecis" ofBIJON'APAIITH; t lilt they have " rendered him services" worthy of themielvesand of him; and that, in effea,, the titles which he has 'conferred upon them are so far from re-creating Teuclalit,y, that they plunge the recolleCtions of it in mire and filth, and imprint on the digniiies Which he revives, the indelible ridictile of the beings de corated with them . , THE .FOlll l l 11HIEVES. Ali Baba, the poifr iiiesb r pr x Mr. PURs E R ; tjanem, bis Spin, Mfr. K ELLY ';' Alustapfiti, Cobier of Bagda - d, Mr. MATHEWS ; Lcader of..tfic.CarAll, 1)1(:rNUM ; 'A Ktal lab, Ca prAti Of We- eItAN ; Has.trae t , second Captain, ,kkr`. 1?E. PAM I'.;, Zaide, wife of Casson Baba,* Mrs. HA RLOW ; vvile.or Ali 11LAN:1); Zql.ie, daughter of a Basbatv,, , Mis. MA l'H,Ews ; glare' -Baba ; aintrl,eliAPVlster, Mrs.' iv)4 I,UN I - N . Oreobrand, Genitis tie' toiest",*abil 3 rilditBGF of the' • ; ' I4P Uti "fie. 4 " ;';‘,.. Aidenetle, Fair y of the Lair.", Prote ct ress .orAlt !Saba s trtlsiqt()3iC r i. , • Boxes Os, , Second Vrice3s. r rit is-. 6d. Second Catieliy #4..' Secoltit.Tiitesist 41e•caviid) , .„4.1 tawes fUr 'the B4seto be LA.:ca ul Efr. gerilig4 ki ‘ ltte v Office., Russell street. ttr,: , Thu Doors t o b e upenecLALHatLpttss Five, an in at Eal pot six. . , 4 4 irti:andhow Love. in or Maisie lentosatti*Vbr ft* Yl.Ang fner second a p r3n9tt i o'l fay Staj). wit), killed, The I rishaan r i.' Comedy, , Etvc.4l,44t4,..auti,k r rew PfriugAßl.After l , itite& ate C 4 . .ear bees *eectily ploaireed: 11 4. .e 4 t;'). * 4 .;"/ '!4 No regantnottide nail to any. i TelLier ii. ikbich toe PP ire than rcpt be Marled fa 'WO Ws of length, or that shill not be 4151 . 114 red to . the B ; )ard Gs ore , wr o' Clod on the tail Ifi:lnerd.T, the zri De. icentber,ife.Tr, nor r4 , , sieri the Perrot who mikes fee rel:acr, er „liAn d i m perlon ofi 1h behatt s attenels,'to aartuer; when eN'ledivi, '' The ACCOUIIt3 of my Miiii,ter of Piwince, and of the Public Treasure, wilt inforin you of the p;0,.- i - nrons strife of our finances. My people will rience a constcleeible,rectu6tion of the triS. UO landed 1 / .Ic:TLIFILLING.PFFICA, - • . 7 . ' ilugiat 3 t, 1807, 'THE #DISIMISSIONERS fo;,VICTUALLING 1115 MilyESTY's do hirebygive Notic4That on the. 2d pectin* nest, they 10g1,6e rea4y to receive Tenders, in unlting(sealed up), find treat fir iFe Supply of all sucb eUantities of iL()UII,, SA L - ri:b BE i!.F atcI,PORK, PEASE,'‘RiCg, RUM, a nd`F a: ;nay be relerired fir' the Ise of Ills .41afeity'a Troolo;46tionrd at the Ism lair& and Colonies 04c0clettder.nr, afliDna4: &iirinatn, Berbice, l..?etnerara, ,Trinidad,. Tobago; qrcitada, )Farbe.does, St. l'inc.rat, ,L uc i a , Dritinica, Astigm.t, and St. Kitt:, during the sp.ice' .4' iv (lye ltioniln certain, from the tirillfaich; tS.A. and Jur.: the? until dlx A 3 lontbi lf4rning to tlf be riven tgoie p.!sid Jar ky. payable, nvith interest, xbiety:dayrafice. eiak„ 77)c Conditions ; t9; i 4 s reitsz t ip hvb4l.)trs.iy be taken conjoint(' fat the nvi r solie, sgoarettl" fot—any pat lic4lar Is; and er Col o n y ) may No reg.ifrd will bat to attjden der in . Cblcb the Price shall not be breeze,' ite , neents at lengtli.,,or that 'shall not be llelitnred to Of 14+.1rd before One o'Cloek on the,said lfiednesd4i the ad D.•:enther next, nor unless the Person who ma r ket the e Tnder, cr same Per:oll . o7 hia behalf,. a(iindl, to apirtver, whenc.riled for. property." 'r " My Minister of the Interior will.infoim you of the works begun or finished ; bait what remains to . be done is still more important i'.for I intend that > . in every - part of my t:nipir,,, 6v 'en in' the smallest cjitage, tlie comforts of the citizens,. and'the ~ • of their'estates, shoukt tic found'anginellted . by • general, system of amelioration which I have / in view." • • ~. E 1(5411.V, '66 1 / 1 7 1•1T-Z A R bi 4 !, PRESERT EVBtrlNGisdati ill 1067, , Ppc pf10 5 1,114`04 1 L,1 . _ XING HENLIX. 11 - IE EIGHT' * p oK i inAsf- 641414, p ; , t , , (;',inthll.l W b Hey Mr. gi LE • ' 44 " .ef 1)41' e‘ tor; l 9it g s l ll: . Krtf i t)l l V .444l 6" . _ C tom w4sl lb :AI It is thus thOt 13110NAFARTE parodies history ! Behold, in Corsican language, the commentary,tX that saying of HENRY IV. " I in4.xnd that every poisant ih my dominions hqvp rt 0,4 PQS." tithatine, ts: s isi) 0 s ; 1411144; MarliltUirrON. , Iq .4 Et I. the C.* r —,ka 11 the.•Tri4; of . 4 7 0 'udatt Katharine- -X V. "Plocestkitt 'to the 'Christening of 114. r 1,1m.c45.,E kizat,ip - • w iTli WZII101)1 /17G DAD. This unaffe6ted.,expression was sublime in thq„ mouth . of a great King; it . c4ine warm from the heart, It is iseffably ridiculous in the mouth of A Tyrant, who, in usurping -the Throne- of klcNrty, IV. has inundated Fiance Atli blood, has ravaged, and covered her with dUngeons. The murderer of the Duke D'ENGIILSN is as atrocious as ridiculow, when, he presumes, to appropriate to himself the sentiments of Hatutv IV. But this Corsican, who dares to call the people of HENRY, the Great hi; .people, believes himself the heir of his thoughts, as hO is persuaded he is of his sceptre! The day,of Tel tribution wilt, however, arrive; when all Franc 9 will avenge, on the head of the Tyrant ; the out. rages which be 'has equally lavished on HENRY $134 on that greaknation which Iltuay the Great so tenderly and so Constantly loved. Let us now examine, in detail, the contents of this paragraph. . .. READ. 'AND-IA/DG E, • .THE PRE IiENT SUReASSES ALL FORMER!!! I"UgSDAY the oth 'of This Month, the '• Richest viV heel. e vex , 4no WP ilkthe AnAt4 qf J Lqtteries, goes round, containing what was never ly. , taie altovvral by GoVernment, and prpnahly never will be..igsitti a ' Grapd Prize ot Forty 'Fitousond I'6'lll4ls ! accompanied hy Twenty Thou sands Ten Thousands Thousand i l 'and a long 'miffs •of t CCIOAS, giving puUtile Chatiees.tur the woe Advent‘tre, and not Two Blanks to a prize. CoiltidNit of the stweriority mid lexvel 'once of this. Lottery, beyond all Itiruter, either in the present or last Century; , 1. WARNER, No, t 6, CORNIIILL, Recommends an immediate purchase, 4nit it' it„,:shpuld so happen that neither Ticket or t'‘ hare- can u. 3 obtainetron the Murni!)g of ()towing, no blame can be itainited, Li him, bite very justly to those who neglect . his timely - advitalliTY too : . . .. • ; 1 1,1 t A4ASlsktir .; • Sid4,l"All) CO ; It.. _ N* ; * , .I`4o • Coirttft.yki C KO • 1 P Mrs. I - Wilford, Mrs: EMERY. . Bcrxei 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6tLfliitalstt-Irite 4;allery 2.4. Second Price 41..r--,...1./pper Gaiter! 'is. Second I'rice 6d.--No .Monuy to ticretunied. , Plates tor the BoYes taken of Mr. Brandon; at the /;P*.conioo, in Hart. ibiy/et. Tlfebmiors to be opened at llall-past rive, and bogie at . I rlalf,Pust WiAinestlay, The School for Prejudice : Fanny Libe- Tai, tiy `4l Y wing Laity (het - first appearance in LondOn). To Which will be added; the. 'rtirlipike Gate, • I'ICTUALLING-OFI'•IC.4, Oaokr s, 1807 ! THE CO.lll iIIISSIONE,RSfi* VICTUALLING Ifr .I:AYESTY's NAVY do hereliy Oise Notice, That the Lati , Inst. they frill be ready to receive Tendert in u•rielrrg (sealed sip),. and treat. or Two Hundred Tons of Genttine'OATNlLAl.,'nd for Onellundrocl Tons of BLACK. SllVRlslik, A.LEX[A, or DENIA The Rai t inl to be answerable: to S'aniplestO be produced 'yid, the Tenders, and to be delivered on: Ha.r in a Fortnight, rend :he miter fia,J in a Fortnights:peel:44 r a and the Oatmeal to be dPii tiered one Half in a Month, and the remainder in a Mona, after• Wards, into El/: 4113frity's Pll:7ualling 4m-es at Deptford. .. a• COuntv Banks sending Orders through their Bankers in London, nip , rceeive the patine Allowance, as Country Agents ; CFOs, Societies, Merthants' and Bankers' Clerks, ifec Ntait coiernf en, Guards; Stage Cbachtttiesi, -titiali:lteep ers, aril rierii - of every description bringing Orders. wilt Me jfe r et "wt liberal encourager:lth%; atilt all 0 rtieri," by Letter, frortY3 littir Country, containing payment, will be treated the sand as. if r: resent. cAI lbw i , ;,:IP •) • , , The Candid:du •f the Corttrati: en. 9, , le seen at the Secretary': Nice. regard %tam he bad to any Ter in which the Price ,shall nw , b e k w i e d la' word: at length, cr Ural :ball not he delivered to tbe,Bodrd &fare Oste o'Cioe* 04 the sail 114.4e:day tbeivb nor stnlesa the Perron wbo make: the Terder, or 1441.1 Person on 4d s b r b o ij i attends; to ttnsuer when called ha.. Statements of finance which no one can discus' without being strangled by a Mameluke, are idle romances with which a Tyrant amuses his accom- • ''Q, MI.I.ITARY AND VRIVATg G4N -"11...MLN. t'xi6 Nit PtIA.N itravwg acoepted .ati milt ill the' Hun. Eot )t)tiia Cgtnp4py,:¢.;icrytce, Is 'desirous 'of 'Of 2:so ITheen' of very stlperlOr soft Bottled ,1" () VV I .4E, )INS VWS'O r ..' o 9s Any by bun, aunt neVer in the !hulas 9,t• aux,,Merchant. Militaty Mess, or 1 - thetl;entletriano requiring such. /I " find the present otter well worth attention. A i s the I Pinprietor is 'under the necessity of sailing by the 'l-ext there he will.part w l tAh Wunder the prime cost ; and lest there Inay be a Want - b'' ccriifidence in purchasing such of i t illtutor, , in Bottle, )114411k-regNPlVible time % , vlll be allowed for payment, atter the delivery c tlic Wine, tier the party to liansty themselves that - tbe whole iSr.eorretpundent.with.tite , I n return t . this contjdenoe„,,khe most, respectable Vstlerditeet will be eipeded torthe -restionsibility of tune Pun. Xlittset. "-The Yr* Filty l Shilling,s , per Dozen. Application to be made by letter, or personally; to*Mr:. .Rittg, Matslunn..street, 14ean's-yard;,WCOnninbtei 4101,•• 4D, -JANCINh Al 6 N PRI VA i i 4. l , . :1N . - - - - • ESSRS. ALLEN mid PRINCE the Vic Teaching at' 0, Great Alie-street, 11‘.obtinian'S- fields , anti-East - End of.the Town, is Ow carried •Wu by twl. on.account or Mr. Prince solely; and the Teaching ` 61 ., L N U 1.9.5h0r4111.9t tem', Gelden49uare, and. West End Of ` 4le L l :Ovvii, by and on sccpunt of Mr. Alion. But' on tt brat~raeiising Eveninealid - other occasions they propost *sot in g . 041 , ut h ; • , lliey be* leave to declare, they will continue to .gro un d their claims in extensive an.d.respedable patronage, ion' the inirainiti nig exertion ot. their utmost. abilities for the 4mprovement of "their Pupils. Ladies and . GenthAtienuf any age, who have never acquir. , e_ i a the accomptionnent of Dancing, Singing, or Instrumental zAVusic way be assured ot'.learbing,.thm expeditiously, sel , entifically, and quite in private, at'iherr Academies. • TIM COW VOL This I.)ay*Was published, . • :Inustrated 'with accurately coloured Engravings of the Dis. ease in its various Forms, price 45. lid. in boards. . A POPULAR VIEW of VACCINE,INOCU ' LATI ON, and of the Mode of Concluding it; with a •ifoenparison of. the Small-Pox:and Cow-Pax Inoculations, intended for Heads of Families,, and Clergymen, as well as the Faculty. By-JOSEPH- ADAMS', Physician to the Small-Pox Hospital, to the, New . Finsbury . Dispensary, Anator of the Treatise.on Morbid Poisons, lke. &c. 't Printed for Richard• Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black- Itriarts, and to he Wel of ill Booksellers and Dealers in Books . Ahroughout Great Britain and Ireland. Qf whom may be had, , 'T'reati'se of Vaccine Inoculation and its Varieties, by 11 "thert 41.. D; icc. Bcc. prim ID, in boards. . This Day was publisliect, „ . nrintgdon a Pearl Letter, in a small pocket Vp. 41 / l e, a newP.ditine,' being the Twelfth, pricess.,tionnti,ot ' tT "E• NEW: POCK 1?,-T DICTIONARY'of the Fa'. N out ENGLISH:LANGE/AGES. I,llTwo t bench anti English. 2. Vngli!in and Fr ,j). Containing all the %Voids in general use, _and atitligrised by the best Writers. The sevi.T.ii Parts of Speeoh ---the• Genders the , Froch lintaris—.The Accetits oethe tittgligit Words, '''lliwlthe'Llszkoat,Etaeignqrs—an Alphabvttcal List of the most ufkial. Christian and Proper Names, and of the most reinark.• "'idale'Placezi in the Known World.' • liy TILL OAS NUGENT, L.L.D. 4dition, carefully Corre c ted, with the.Mtdi •lttortqf the new words inserted In hloutirdiers'and 'Le Clerc's ' Pi StAdi r tion - i;r the - Nittional . frenctrDiaionaryi the . irregu.. 4arititta , of the EnglishiNifitbs and Nouns ; and a..cotriprelign -o'DlPlY*Mit,,of the t!,•Raivinriittion and Syntax of. the . .French 904;1 11 ,y I. M. yrnded for I. PittiAltian ; •1. Johnson ; and C. Riving. 'toti •'IW. I. and: RichAitison ; Scatchercl .and .Letterman Vide tit 9 i! , 4(41:10§ 0 0 - 1,; D. d,liariey ; T. tionsey ; er ; 1., Nunn ,; 14ckington,..Allen, and Co. ; C. Law - ; „on,ctriari, Hurst; 'Rev's, and'Ortne ; Crosby and Co, ;H. ti). Symonds; 1., Brooker ; and en. ; ~ -Carpentc r ; It, P. and W:.4w,ilne ; and Wilion and S . pr i :4, Voik. °(V;Aq' l l- r 9A.):;PA,W* , ;Angthet Edition, tirlitare t ;duo. take As. - • - , • I , I BAT! STA.T F. I.OT.TEjt Y FOR Illoy, .. To cokrimenee I>rawlin; the zoth of Oetober. rrIECKETkr and SAARES aft Lin Sale by HA • ZAR,L),.IIU lt,N E. and Co. Stock ,llrokers, ..it .thfir State Loitery'oll'ke, No. 9;, Royal F.xcllange, London, by whom ;he tollowing c apital Prizes inthe ]:mot LorterY, and those: Drawn.withill the year, WcfC Spired and Sold, viz: .- . One Prize 4•l' . • - - .C 30 , 000 • Three of - - - :Acted. Five of - - . so 000 • i - . And Two of ~ . . - 5,000 , • Exclusive of 4 ! 000 and ,C loo, tic. &e. . . Letters (post-paid) dilly answered. and St:11(01es gratis. , V. Orders from the Cutmrry, tteeonikianied with. remit lance, - attended. to on the same terMS as it persanally dealing: • ' ' . PRIZES PAID IN I 'ILL. 4,,Cornhill, and st, Charing-Cryiss. 'Fr BISH reapeOfully acquaints 'the' Pui - Aic, that • viiaes in the late Lotter*Atre paying in full. with. .out any,dednition whatever; and the Holders of the out ,Atanding Shares of the fyllowing Capital Prizes, sold by . him in the last Lottery, • ale desired to bring them for pay. itetlt.. s. 6 .457 - - 4110 0 1 ;4, 1, 1 • • • • ze,u4so 3;4 1 g "*., 5,000 3,4 12 • 1 , 0 9 0 . 17,50" .s4O y eec. 14c. `TICKETS and SHARES are'sel ling, and Schemes, with the true explanation of the New Plan, a►e to be had, Kra. at t h e above (Wives, where thirty two capital Ptizts were sold and shared within the year. H NOW IS THE TIME ' To get a SHARE of the go,ob: • +I. PitILI in the prese►:t STATE LO.I"I:h.RY,. - -; - Which begins Orawnig zotri October, 407. iR.3A\iIS fiItANSCOMB au.d. Co. No. , , r 7 Holborn, No. 37, , and No. 'Ai, Haymarket, beg leave to observe, 'the preterit. S'PATI; LOTTERY Set-LES/1E exceeds every Scheme that has gone Pelbre it, by befog able ; to ,boast or a . 40,0001, Priie, with only 20,000 fickets; and considerably:los . than Two Blanks to a Prize, as the .fortunate Holder ot'each• of the 6w)o Numbers' drawn in the Brit or priritipal Lottery, and entitled to a .ITipketin the _Supplementary one, which Ticket or Shire so dtawn, the Holder, by apprying: at either of the above Or. tices, may, if they .ehoose on or beldre the .16th November, "Itei, sell for the rttll arratint, a.s.ifdratvn a 'xot,. Prize ;" btit 'lt not sold,. the Holders a such - N timbas ' alter that time , will 1p entitled to every Beneficial' Chance belonging to the Ninnba or Numbers they, ossess-in'the Simpleinentary Lottery. which is to consist of the hoio.identical.liuttlbets -drawl; as.,before mentioned, be .theN umber or N timbers held ,by .each'Adventur.:r either a. whole Ticket or a with. 'out any further expellee or •trotibte chlnging the Number ,first purchased in the principal Lottery. • „.Schemekgratis tpr both' Lotteries, and Prizes paid on de. mind. Tickets and 'Shares- are now selling. by Sir • lAMBS BRANSCOMB,, and 4 .1.4). . rietotilif the Lucky Lottery q.: '7 r Cornhil 1, and No. 38; 114ot:ulcer; PiccadillY •, Wen t iriltre last State'Lottery, the toildwing capithiewtre 41101 - in , otiy-twn. S t pea, namely,:. • . No, 18,73,4 P.riztt ; -of Ictioool., , ,L(k,ewise No. 10, - 167, .a Prize *of ! ' Att4 No: 4677; Prize of - soelt. • Mitt where tilt . ' first • 0,01 i?Itl EVER SOLD, f 4-, icwise, No, t 2 t 9, tic, Lif,t 2.5,00DL and the. ONLY Z R vntiteed Nt,. 2a,30 jt as fiw.tifiNit ,Ithe Second Day, ati. tits. last Xiaa4 's lottery, -veto ciivid4d into S.harss ; And in the two I i t Vearz,' pw4rds briod,,4t:iol.. itt •Capitat Prizes were aiSti tIW abOre (nRCtS 111'41° Shuo,. exciitsive. of sacral tocit.,s ,1. 'tic. . _ • ,VICTUALLING OFFICE, Oa, to, t 807.. HE CO3IMISSIONEIZSior VICTUALLING NIS 11147ESTY's NAVY „to her 4 give Notice, that en Tmeeday the iotb ittiblitt they will he ready to re. (five Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Six 11 un dred Thousand .GoLps - roN E .or BROWN W 1.1.(M RODS (not less than forty.eigt Inihei 'in length), fit jot mak. leg Coopers' Twig:, to he anrwerahle to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, is Ai delivered by the joti ci. ,ettlfriti 'gat in equal monthly preportioni, into His illajeltes riilttalliag Stores at Deptford . ; and to be paidfor.by Bills, p.tyable, with Interest, Ninety days after date. . N. B. No Tender for a 'lies gu:zittity tLait too,ooo Rai will he admitted. The Condition: •J the Contrail may de seen at Ile Seers trety'r Office. No regard will be bad to any Pude,' ja-wilel, the Price shall ;Kt be ;alerted, is vo:lds • at length, or that shall not he girilvered the load before One t.'ClOci cat the said Tuesday the aotb ilsta , :t. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or sou: Permit oi hit.behalf. ,trends, to,auswer, when called Jo. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 3oth Srptonher, r rilE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 91 MS 111.4. ESTI": ORDNANCE do' hereby give Mace, that thy will Sell Pablic/inaion, at the Tower, on ' Tuesday the ,2716 day' of OfloSer Owien !be boar: of Eleven and Foni sundry Laf of . old and unierviCeable Ordnance Stores, cansitting 4f Harness,.Collars, Bit-i-lalters, Rope Traces, and various, other Articles of Sadlery and Harness ; Beds, Blau kers, Coverlets, Hammocks, and sundry other Articles of Bedding ; Powder Horns, Cast Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter. and Mixed Metal, Tools of Sorts, Sundry Tahles and Chairs, old Match Rop:, Clothing of Sort's, and various other Ar. tides. Tbewbule of 'which sno bevieweel upon application at :teflon. friacipal Store-keeper's Office, at, tbe ,Tolver, until the llqy of Sale, lubcee Piiutid List.' of the lots will he delivered to those Persons .1.4"h0 u 144 oiley.for the same. Order of the Board, .` T•• R. 11. CR RIP; ..S'ec. kO4 Ttjla USE car SCHOOLS. This Day we;inblish vi, In One V o lume; runru - . - priced,. hound, a tiVAr , Edition, being the i tvc,lttll, of rrH E I;E# 'or, Piaufes ji at Virluq atiitiVtue drawn . front feat Lite; ,t.tesimieri for Ow I o,truction and li t nte , r6innwnt o Youth. • L. Af.',Writt3C.ll. A.M. Vitra of Twyford, an 4 O'uselbuty, Printed for Carldlinti Daviei;lH, Symoitris; . C. Lak4, Scatclieid and Letwrouia ? LAii;)aitigt9ll, Alto arid Co. Lon f ir sum, Iluat, Mavvrnan. ..,# riiceg. The opulence of the finances of BVONA . PARTE'S Gcnerals is not doubted; but the people are too well. informed of the distress of the Public Tre4sury. Their deep-felt misery speaks to them, on this sub. jea, in a most convincing manner. And what, then, are the sources of the ". national opulence ?" Bun. NAPARTE has dried them all up. What are the new sourcc3 which he hao opened &Ilan; we skl e y., plunder of the conquered countries ? But the ex. pences of the War have devoured them true, than therobberies of. the Agents,and Generals ; but, in fifty, the devastation 'of .Europe . has not re imbursed Ihe sums which it cost to ruin her ! Commerce is annihilated in all its brattches, work shops are deserted, manufaaures abandoned, bank ruptcies cQuiinual.: all this indicates more sgrelv.the real state 61. the finances than the falsehoods oca Mi nister who is payed to lie, and who• lies withimpu-, pity, belore a people whom terror 'hall rendered mute. . -The scandalous luxury of a tyrant is no proof.of the prosperous state of•the finances; it only serves to lay open tha primary cause of their ruin's and this unfeeling, this barbarian pOmp of an Usurper, revelling alone, and in the bosom of voluoubig and soft delights, on the blood . and tears of a pebpie, announces only the inconceivable patience, the lag. situde, the slUmber of a nation, and' the audacity of a Tyrant who flatters himself that this slumber of a great and injured people is that 'of death But what Will not BUONAPARTR believe ? The in* texication of success, has con pletklY alienated bia. senses. If it be doubted, let* any one ri;=o the speeches which he makes, and those-Which he has the courage to hear: let any one read that of Fok. A day will come' when ,this. same Pos. TANIS will 'prove 'that it was ireposiible to rerter' the Tyrant More odious, than by. Sher.ing Ltrrape with what Mean,. what despicable iliitteriei, his 14. pity m t ight 'lse ;- and thaV- ti) day open ;liis plans, under tl*fiarrn °Fan e-al6gintr, Was. thvoniy TANES.