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• 4 i,, 3) ' ---- 417,•1,. ; >•'(,' - 't./ --. ,\\ '1,...in ' - ,.t ' •••• '). ... 14 1 .‘ - 4 1 . 4 -t - % ; 4.4' .' 1 ' t. 4 ' r ; '''' '`.• l , . ~:',. . . ~,,,t ‘, ~ ...... ~., , , .. 4... 4 . ........... - IV 4- 4 . d' ' 4 ". U . , ...."11.. : - ...1k-1 ~. , %,.! ~•A 4 7 47 '!/' ;• ', 'Q,----4 __:..-- -e• -NILE ft, ' ' ..,. • . -- -. f.- -- -. ,---. '" •.7 • csw,- , - —',...... . . \ ;.... -;::: -. 7" ------ ------ __—___,...................______ -4' l l- INCOA"rf TAX. To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the TOWN and COUNTY of HAVEREORDWEST. lAVAIL myself of the first moment o n my,arri val in England, to return you my warmest Thanks for the honour you have lately conferred on me, by eleclin g me, your Representative in Parliament. Permit Me to assure you, that to merit your good opinion, will be one of the first ob jeds of my lite ; .and to express my hope, that by a steady and firm adherence to the true principles of our excellent Constitution, and by an unwearied regard to your interest and welfare, that I may on the event of a General Election, be thought worthy of. a continuance of that important trust with which you have in so flattering a manner already ho noured me. MONDAY, MARCH I, ISoz, E NGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE GINS DRAWING. er'HE COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS of TAXES hereby give Notice, That at the entsift 4:. sizes, the Grand jurors in tte :ever. Counties will fill 4144 , Vacancies which have oecurred in the Litt of Commissioners jot*: carrying into execution t*a Aar jOr granting certain Duties lipOW Income. Such Gemtemti as are willingly at? as Connnissionetir, whose Names are not alriady included in the Lists transmitted to this Office, of Persons girt:lined to be appointed Commissioners ar diretied by the Ati, are required to transmit thi same, with their Places of Residence, to he inserted atie6rdingl3. Orderof the Board, MATTHEW WINTER; lik+4tary, Office for Taxer, lid, „Feb. xBoi.,_ SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total "Value. 4 of £.20,000 is. X. 80,000 4 --_- 10,000 - 40,000 4 - 77- . - s,OOO ---- 20,000 s ---- i,ooo ---- 10,000 10 ---- . 1,000 ---- 10,000 12 ---- • 500 - 6,000' So • -- zoo ---- 5,000 100 ---- 50 -- 5,060 tB,OOO -- IS ---- 324;c00 I hope soon to have an opportunity of paying my persona. respects to you, and of again assuring you that I am, Gentlemen, 60,000 Tickets. X. 300,000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. ; First-drawn Ticket, 15th Day; k. z.,000 Ditto, .2cst Day, '20,000 Ditto; 32d Day, 20,000 Ditto, 40th Day, 1,000 • i'ICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at.EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - - .16 t o Half - 8 o I Eighth - 23 6 Quarter 4 6 6- I Sixteenth r, 2 o *„* Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets or Shares, may he su,p9lied by sending good Bills at short dates, Post 0 1 - lice Orde:rB,_ Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed Lottery Office. . T • The Price of Tickets. and Shares will ise consider ably before the Drawing. Prizes paid in Sterling Money; • With gret truth, liourgrateful and faithful Servant, York Hotel, Albemarle -street, KENSINGTON Feb. to, 180 z. This Day was published, In One Vrilume'o etaro, Pricefis. inboards, A New Edition, being the Fifth, corrected, of AN ENQUIRY into the DUTIES of the FEMALE SEX. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, CLERGY, and other FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORTHAMP TON. • AVERDERERSHIP of WHITTLEWOOD FOREST being vacant, by the Death of J. F. Willes, Esq. permit me to oiler myself to your . choice as his Suc cessor. By THOMAS GISBORNE, M.A. Printed for T. Cadell,v4un. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be Ipd, by the same Author, t. An'Enquiry into the Duties of,Men in the higher and middle Classes of Society in Great Britain, resulting from their respective Stations, Professions, and Employments. 2 Bvo. Sill edit. 14s. in boards. a. A Familiar Survey of the Christian Religion, and of History, as connecicd with the Introdudion of Christianity, and with its Progress to the present Time. Intended pri marily thr the Use of Young Persons of .itner Sex, during the course of P.uhlic, or of Private Education. 3d Edition, Bvo. BS. in boards. Having, on a former occasion, from motives of general conciliation, consented to wave my pretensions in favour of a Most worthy Servant of the County, my deference to' the Public wish in that instance, will, I trust, convince you of the high value I set upon ,your good opinion, and how studious I shall be at all times to degervelt. " • Should this Address meet your approbation - and support, it wilikver be remembered with the w a r mes t grat i tu d e, b y Your most obedient and faitliful humble Servant, Upton Hall, Jan. 25, TBo2. 3. Tire Principles of Moral Philosophy investigated, and applied to the Constitution of Civil Society: 4th edition, conk:dm' and enlarged. To Which is added, a new Edition, with au Appendix of Remarks on the late Decision of the House of Commons respecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade. Svo. 7s. in boards. 4. Walks in a Forest ; or Poemq, descriptive of Scenery and Incidents charaderistic of a Forest at different Seasons of the Year, 4th edit. corrected. Elegantly printed in ooe vol. and adorned with Plates, 6s. boards. .The DRAWING of the present ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY begins on Monday the First of March. THE TICKETS, .HALVES QUARTERS,. EIGHTHS; and - SIXTEENTHS, arc now selling in great Variety of Nttnibers, and on the lowest TermS . 'lO - The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, By Money. and Co. StOck-BrokerS; at their old-established State-Lottery,Office, (Licensed-pursuant-to At of Parliament) No. z 6, CORNHILL, • • • Opposite the Royal- E xchange, London; Also at LIVERPOOL and: EXETER. , Correa Numerical and Register Books are kept, and Tickets and Shares registered at 6d. per Number. *.* Orders, accompanied with good Bills, payable,at sight or of a thort.date, will be punctually, ttended to, precisely on the same terms, asil present. , Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes. gratis. All Shares soldat thii - Office will be stamped,agreeable to At of Parliament, with the words " - State-Lottery Stamp- Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their 'several An nuities, - and all kinds of GoVernthent Securities, bought and sold by CommisSion. - CAPITAL PRIZES Sold, Shared,' and Registered, by Hornsby and Co.' 2 Prizes of Thirty Thousand founds. 7 .Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. • z Prizes of Fifteen chousand Pottuds, 13 Prizes - of Ten Thousand Pounds. 19 Prizes of Five Thousand Pound's. 3o Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds. • 49 Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. Prizes of Five -Hundred- Pounds. Cox's Ciranci• Diatnonds,, in ; the .Lottery 1774, and' the Grand Piga Diarniind, in the last English Lottery, were sold by Hornsby and Cu. • T. S.'W. SAMSVELL. PAVING OFFICE, DUBLIN, February 2 Ifto2: PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. TIE DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps and Globes in this City, and for keeping the same and the Furniture thereof in good Order, from the Ist of September next, for One, Two, or Three Years, as shall be agreed upon ; the Globes to have double Burners. And the Board are willing (if desired) to enter into one or more separate Contraa or Conti - ads - for the same. 'Proposals to be sent to this Office, on or before the Ist day of May next, sealed up, and directed to the Secretary of the Board, 7nd indorsed " Proposals for Lighting," witich will be opened in the presence of the Proposer or his Representative, at one'o'clock on the said day, after which day no proposal will be received. Signed by Order, WM. J. HOMAN, Sec. S. Poems, SaCred and Moral, 24 edit. with additions, ele gantly printed in one volume, and adorned with Plates, 6s. in boards. This Day was published, By CORBETT' and MOM; AN, Pall-Mall, THE SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the Right Honourable Lord GRENVI;..LE, in the House of Lords, Friday, u iSot, th November, on the. Motion for ADDRESS,ui approving of the CONVENTION with RUSSIA. To which are added an Appendix and Notes, price 3s: 6d. Cobbett and Morgln have remaining a few Copies of the LETTERS of SULPICIUS on the NORTHERN CON. F DE RA CY, price zs. . . In a fe 4 Days will be . published, in z vols. Svo. THE PARENT's FRIEND ; or, EXTRACTS from - the TRINCIPAI, WRITERS on EDUCA TION, from -the. time of MONTAIGNE, to the present DAY, Methodised and Arranged. With Observations and Notts,,by the Editor. Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. GENTEEL EMPLOYMENT.—A respectable and lucrative Situation in an healthy 'West India Island, to be disposed ot; fit only for a Gentleman. Apply perspnAlly from Twelve to Four o'Clock, at the Office of Messrs. Reeves and Co. Civil and Military Agents, Marlborough place, Pall-mall. This ixiy Price 6s. in boards, printed in the same sized type and of the , Ante size and thickness as Korsley's Pocket Peerage, THE ENCYCLOPEDIA of WIT ; or, LOUNGER's LIBRARY : containing not only all the best Pieces of Wit and Humour to be found in previous Colicaions; but also several. thousand articles additi , anal, in po.rt, r,,!:.--9t.4 f ro m 44.;a1 - 4.: ' C 1364.1,3 , °HOW .; and, in part, translated from Foreign Languages. A complete and comprehensive colleetion of Pieces of Wit, superior to the vulgar .and . hackneyed jokes of Joe Miller, and divested of the indecencies which have disgraced ?orrner Col ledion7s of this nature, has long been a desidzraturn among Books. • The Encyclopedia of Wit has been compiled with an express view to supply the existing deficiency, by a Gen tleman, who, during a lon; ! ; and alive life, has m..ide it' his amusement to . collect materials for such a Work from every possible source, audit Will scarcely fail to be admitted .as agreeable Companion into every Post -chaise, Parlour-win dow, Surrimer-hOu:;e, Coffise-house, Pubric Reading-room, Book-case, Captain's Cabin, Passenger's Cabin, Officer's Mess, and Loungers Pocket. Printed for R. Phillips, No 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by T. Iturst, and West and Hughes, Pat?rooster4row ; Wilson and Spence, - . York • E. Balfour, Edinburgh; Archer, Dublin; by ,the Zibraries at Brighton, Matgate, Ramsgate, Weyruouth, Buxton, Matlock, Scarborough, Har rowgate, Tenby, Swansea, and other places -of fashionable summer resort.; and by all other Booksellers. N. B. For the accommodation of the ;add, • Mr. - Phillips will, at any time, exchange for any other of his Publications, new, clean, and perfe6t Copies or this Work. WANTED for Three 'Years certain, in the Neighbourhood or TWICK.E'NHAM- or RICHMON.D, AModerate sized HOUSE, Ready FURNISH. ED, with. a Kitchen, Garcicn, Grass lor a Couple of Cows. Rent not to exceed 1501. Or zool. inoludikig all Taxes. First of March the State - -Eottery begins Drawin"K_ Apply to Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley -street. D IcHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Stock_ Brokers, ataheir Licensed S cafe_ Lottery Offices', Corn hill and Charing-cross, London ; .also in the Market-Place, NOrivich, and in Castle-Street, Liverpool, are selling Tickets 'and Shares, in the greatest variety . o f Numbers. In the last and late State-Lotteries the following Capital- Prizes have been sold at the above Offices, in Snares : No. 12.,807, 3o ' Qool.—No. z 6,853 iaS First-drawn), 30,0131. 2o Gaol—each. s, , lool.eacn. 2,0001. each. 1 ` 10 ! .. No. 33 , 599 No. x 3,72.6 lz• . 22,7,16 •NEIV h3,1i4 -,74 , - 3'5,9 6 9 4 0 , 8 9 22,69'9 1o,o.;01. each. 57,4 0 0 . 11,902 • - 1 t9 5 4 7 , 494 11,722 3r, 6 9 2 11,035 2 5 , 9 8 3 25,215 9,915 46,102 5,0c01. enh. • 2,0oo1: each. 1 5 , 93 8 3 8 , 22 9 ' . 4 1 ,7 68 -24,165 4 1 , 82 7 2,168 1 4,755 ' - - • ' &C. &c. &c. Alsoin formed,otteries, since the year 1767, a great propor tion of Capital Prizes, too numerous to mentitij. Since Lotteries Were first established there have been but Fonr prizes of 36,000 t. divided and sold in Shares.—Two of thern;Tos. 12,807, and 26,683, were sold by Richardson, Goodtuck and Co. . IHEATRE-ROYAL, ORURY-LANE •. ° ' MORROW EVENING, Feb. Their Majesties' Servants will ad LOVE IN A VILLAGE. M KELLY; Hawthor n , Yourw eadows, Mr. _ . /3, ISO; Mr. DIGN UM , • Hodge, Mr. DO WTON. LINGTON, Rosettl, Mrs. BI L Lucinda, Mrs. MOUN'T'AIN Mr- BLAND. ~ Madge, • .• , 01.11‘4011 QaY, the Tragedy of Pizarro. On "Vuesdy The Orphan will be revived. Double Dealer. • And fl 11,1 i ' w in th,. c.medy of Tle -it ec nest - . is Theatre on Thursday. 'Airs. Billington l appear at to ' THE ATRE-RoyAL, co vENT-GARDEN . T O'MORROW EVENING, Feb. 13, 18oz • will be performed, , THE CABINET. The Principal Chara ders by Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MUNDEN, ERy, ..,,, Ali% FAWCEVF, Mr.• E-M - SIMMONS, alr• BLANCHARD, Mr. °; Mr: KING, and Mr. INCLED , IN _ Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs, ATKIN' ' 'RT ' airs. H. JOHNsON, Ms. DAVENPO , M. DtBDIN, Mrs. POWELL, And Signora STORA CE. ' NV ITII THE SP OIL',I) CHILD. On Monday, The Cabinet, with the new Pantomime. On Tuesday and on Satiirdav . Mrs Billington will appearin the Charad•er fit -' '' : . Village. o osetta, in Love in a ' will be The sth, 6thi and 7 . th nights ofhe new Opera, Pll„,WenneadaY, T hursd. y • - Friday Line notice will b.• u ' dn ' it i- , ra gedy. ot Alfonso, e given of the next .......... , ALL Petso,„ ''' who stood indebted to the Estate d sole parotid EfFeds of thelat e T. A. PE A RSON,... A P Z e r r T E , at the tiPricT" Of ARIS's BIRNIINGHAM . .. G d to pay the salve .1111114. of his , clepease, are hereby (In I re - -'- . - 's Binning ha..._ ,?.. ediately to l•rancis Buick, jun. •at A.l}b . m who ~_ in, %,,azette ()dice N samerg , s IS ,11113, authori ~0. 99 ig ..._ _ . and.all Person 'who hav e a „ , i z i et „,' I °Y its to receive the , Elf-els of the said pe41.63 crnands on the Estate raid . C AL:counts im tnediately to ' t i ll ar: requested to send in their be they may ati.iusted and 1. -e .aid I:rare:is Glick, jAn. that i•Lchargd., FkAS BLICK S wm. L ICK S en Executors of the late I W ki'\.a, "• t r ) FORD T. A. I D EARS'OII. • Ricii. Miiii, ' . • Th e p•s tr speetNir *i'CUTORS, of the late T. A. e pEARS2.N....-ettte wil l co jinni:orrn the Public, that the Birmiham Gazette street, Bi rio le 1° be published by -them at No. 99, Inipar tiality, a,114',1441; and they trust that . by a l str o . ,„ oalt arid Inl cgrity thin adherence to those princip es t L distinguished that P- er Ywhich have alwsys so eminently ex_ tensive4'i,,theY.shall ensure a continuance of that very -' All 1,. fal ' ° ur it has. s° !continuance enjoyed. requested to be Vi a ' t L,tters and Co mmunications are e hirm. 0 tot:Executors at their Office as abov • Ingham, Jan. It,' 18°1 pERsoHOUSE OF CORRECTION. Ns • O F . CORRECTION. in BUILD -1 c , willing 'to be concerned CTI ON for the Di viso et 11.4Atireile,v HO,LIS,_E of,...COR'RE' e tf lk are desired 1 .,„° end -, -.. - i, in tne 4...ountv ot ...u..0 f tO Mr. 4Clitt } LANS and ESTIMATE'S for the sameforesaid, Wore tl: e . Paly Clerk of the Peace, at Ipsw ich )s a y apt Ad iourned .lenth Day of April next, on which Day take the . ..sick will be held at Ipswich aforesaid, ito.conbideratio;;. N•B. The Twenty Pri ' Cells for . so 's• „ . ttilding is to -contain - a Resi dence ' t "'ln 4 Chapel with . requisite Conveniencies, , _. c ,_ i,„ Qr the le, small Rooms tor " -,5.40 115. L eier, and one or two .......______ ..,..-- I.° l'l° N . rtt - ---8- ----7- STATIONERS. T be I). , 00:,ELLE RS, and . d Business • i n o,_ Isposed of, a well-establishe Port and fashiona• `,, ahoye Branches at a flourishing Sea Le„ers L Kato -row ) ' re.. , (post . • r.!• Longman and , es, B gi., ii {post- addressed to Messrs. . ll be im rnediateluy`atte;`ers, Paternoster -row, Load"' wi ..nded to.. --____________ RoBAR-rs PLOW . f aurers to Her 3 ana MAN, illa.estManna greatly • xtendect I Y and all the Royal Family, having New anti tasteful 4, 4 .rti •1 ' , ae ory, and take the i' ( es or •Dress, Fasnion, agreeable to the present _ oto Nobiii)teyrt,‘‘; of solieiting the patronage and inspedion of Rooms, No. 1, 1 ~..thndQs stree t . Gentry, at their Ware Articles of 1 Alte ss •,- ~ Covent -Garden to their Patent ' cl ue had no where else in England— a c THE ROYAL IMPERIAL NETT $ ivitrrptasteful an elegant . produdion ; also rich UNIONns, in ail 1 4 1 ? an,(l SPO T 1 D.VELVETS, for Court 1 rat ...._ re ni6nahle Colou s. . Div eau' et-LA:NIA ER RY MUSLIN'S, in the most exteh- t . eis variety of !.lain, Striped and Figured and of the most rt,tt Patterns, in Gold and Silver, tor Court and Ball s, Scc. ' . ~,,,,!,,4,1.1AN MUSLINS, in ill Colours, an article um t•,l.lY admired for its durability, and is peculiarly adapted, SAk'„,s l,ight and elegant Appearance, for Fashionable Dress• tm, t ,t 4 LT' CA NII3RI CS made of. Silk • and COtion ; those aril, alLit.att Silk bo l t hawing it,ny pre t ension . to the tame, or kind for aritae beyonda Dyed G lazed Muslin. Al ;Thicker 1 • Tra'vell. g Dresses, warranted to Wash.7l lain, Twit,, ... in btivesil,nd I. igured TA I' F ATI ES, C'Y P it Us, sce; 01 the VOk 4StliOn, in thegreatest variety. . d . . atrieni„ANlLLY MOURNING —R. and P. lia. ingpui, rQr)t)t, attention to the Martufadure of MO t/R.NI.N.G ebgini,;tlleY hatter themselves they can .supply Families ne,l4g The,,,ning, with every 4rtic le °fa superior Qualitcd, —res 't,-s,eilves the VI utadurera of iiumbazeens, IZasli ' -?‘luslil ls .1 - 'el cl vt'anS• -nets, Charnberry, and I tabair celona II Strs"le. lb"? ... irs lio - mbazets for Servants, Bar- Goods rioat4L •I•chiels',nlecreicsa'll warranted to wear ; and any return tze, i'''llg tile fullest satisladion, they wit , ' change or 1) isekrig therlorney. of Irish opiin s ~ iginal Importers and Manufacturers... I 0 . made the and I'itbb- • - - c untry and lavin6 - in on , ra : inets in this 0 -/. . wn Invention), the.y tut, irnProved Prineciple (solely their o . and tri ee ,„..;f .theinselves their superiority, both in Quality e will insure a decided preference. Iveary.ctirions Rich Black Double Tabbinet for Gentrern, en's 1 , 6 o ~ , f uite kw F - ukNITURE.—Rich Damasks and Satino _el C... 1.0,rs aterr ls . ~ also. Plain and Striped Tabarets, in a . l ll l ap_ Pro 4 N;l:itli tne' improved plan of , watering, so itinclec to The I.°,Y L the admirers of Elegant Furniture. Alowai . itettlertr as u'LL•d• ''''• L ' lil ts 1 • • Goods will find their .4441,,,) exl orting Fashionable , . ',,t ryluite new, and worthy their attention. 4 131U1A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. GR.SS anci SON'S ESSENCE of ANCHO wh,vIL's, and other Rich Sauces. The great reputation vies"' r. tturgess has gained by his Essence ot Anclio oash apt other Rich Sauces, for Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef, 10,eiu:i Calves Heads Beef Steaks, Made Dishes, ‘yild lio.a t i 44'1 Game; wtli'manv Delicacies for the Table, Side alis c,, and Store:,rocin; which are more fully expressed in atl ":.> (he being.the inventor of them), has induced . ,o;nE• nY per• • entirely dit ee,_, ,(1-14 to givehe same name to articles ~whicli are vended at inanY Shops in London by per ho to the principal tulkns in England, I reland, an . d Nvholitild, to solicit orders of Tradesmen and Innkeeperb,,, vet y 11 Fo!l3eqUence are often. served with spuriou . sorts or gre4tlb.i.erior qualities, which is not only an imposition, but a eieothsappointinent to Emnilie s who purchase them with a' iv bi having good Sauce to their Fish, S. , :c. th e i',.f_.. None are his genuine, but what have these words on . of „,amiluAlo`l.Bureesss and Son's 40 rigina I and Superior Essence o nilo„.,; T 's, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy St I , • This Day was published, by GOULDING, PHI PPS,, and, E, Music-sellers to Their R o y a l - Hi g h ties S es the Prince and Princess of Waits,. No. 45, Pall-mall, and N o . 7 76, St. James's-street ; rinWELVb..- 'CANZONETS for the _Voice and piano Forte, composed, and dedicated, by permission, to His Grace the Duke of Letil, by Dr. Millar,price naS.6d. Six Songs and two Duets, as sung by Mrs. Billington and Mr. Incledon, at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden, com posed by J. Mazzinghi, price ss,,TheiOverture and favou rite Songs in I.ove in a Village, with a new Duet sung by Mrs..,Billingtdu and 111 r. Incledon, composed by J. Maz zinghi, price 6s.—Three favourite National Airs, arranged as Rondos for the Piano Forte, by V. Cianchittini, price 3s. — Three Sonatas for the Piano Forte, in which are intrOuced avourite Airs, by V. Cianchittini, price 7s. 6d.—This Royal Throne, a C; lee tor two Trebles and a Bass, with.an Accom paniment tbr a Piano Forte, .price 25.—Happy, Happy have we been, a Glee or Vocal Finale •for private Concerts, .com.. posed by.T. Marsh, : price is.—A Grand Sonata for the Piano Forte, in 'which - is.mtroduced a favourite Scotch Air, com posed by R. Coningworth, price 3s.—A celebrated Italian Air, with Variations, for the Piano Forte,- and an Accbrnpa • ninient for a Violin, .by J . Duttenhofkr, price as. 6d. KENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THREE New, Urge, Stibtantial, and Elegant BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES, with a Coach- House and Four-stall S . taliv,Z.., to each ; together with about Two Acres of Land adjoiniik. - The Houses are situated on the New Road, Rochester, and command a View, which, for beauty' and variety, is equal to any in tae County ; and the Lat.d is exceedingly well adapted for Rtlilding upon. The Premises arc held upon Lease, Soo YCZIO't of which are un expired,. subject to a Pepper-corn Rent,: ? .. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Nicholson, Soli citor ; - Or to Mr. Batten, Auctioneer, 'Rochester. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINS, For all Inadion or Obstrudion of the Stomach and Bowels, Pains and Distention of the Bowels,. Indigestion, Sickness at Stomach, Flatulency, Habitual Costiveness, . Bilious or Sick Head-ach, &c. &c. HALLANI't; ANTI-BILIOUS LAXATIVE PILLS. `THIS safe and elegant Preparation is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by which it effectually removes all InaCtion or abstruction of the S tomach and Bow 4;ls, whether arising from Bile, Indi gestion, Flatulency, or Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Head ach, dm. It op e r a t es by dislodging acrid bile or other crudi ties retained in the intestinal canal, and ads as an Alterative to the system gencially. Free from any antirnonial or mer curial .preparations, it is at all. times safe; and Neu- 'v. with singular good elled_during -Pregnancy. : I ens particularly adapted to Perssons of bilious Hab;, Y t or sedentary lives, where a sufficient action oft • rt - ' 4 IIIIIIS not kept up ; an d cru di t i es retainixt in those or dire fie, quently producing pains and distentions, head-a - tits, languor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and ~ - -, ?piessiOn. At" Remove the cause, the eded must cease." ingle trial will fully convince the Patient of their effi cacy. The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Head.achs are cer tainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorter time than could be credited, but from experience. The Proprietor thinks it proper to remark, they will be found not only to act. ivitbout pain or uneasiness, but to leave the body, after their k.nmediate action ceases, freti front that costive state which generally succeeds the operation of laxative - medi cines. Sold, wholesale and retail, by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and retail, by Baxter and. Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow ; and by every Vender of Medicine in the Kingdom. Price as. gd. and ss. sd. per box. It is necessary to observe, the signature of " Edward Hallam" appears on the Certificate covering each box—no others can possibl.y be genuiuek, A Reward of Fifty Pounds will be paid on C.OIIVi6IIQII of a forgery. OUR OWN. STATE LOTTERY Pays •P:ri7.e sin our own Money; viz. Sterling Cash, without any Decludion (in July), and commences Drawing on the First of March, 18oz. • Q . presuras to submit to Public Attention a.teW Observations on the Qualities and exeelleficies of .tbn-Lottery, now so speedily atissue. . ! in point . of Scheme, tile present manifestly rises' superior to any former Lottery, whether estimated on the ground of Capi:ar'Prizes, or increased , Number of a lesser description. Even' the very lowest Class of Prizes, those:of igl. has an addition of Soo, amounting to 4,4001. beyond the Scheme of last year. To Individuals, Clubs, and Societies, such a Scheme pre senti-a inorc rational system of adventure, from its greater probability of success ' • and as " Chance 144, no limits," the Holder at Two TicketS only may eventually become pos sessed Of the magnitudinous Form:: of .T,1131-rfy THOUSAN.,' POUNDS This Event is merety possible; but the chance is not soli tary;beittg accompanied with a large grt?nik of Capital Prizes, which Fortune' must dispense singly'to numerous Indivi duals. ' - . To Speculators, the rapidly approaching Lottery opens a prospedpfstrong interest. The fate of • borne of the largest Prizes being remotely fixed; Holders of Parcels of Tickets may Confidently venture bait the Drawing (taking the cliatke of obtainingdome of the ,Capitals) without ultimate risk ; in asmuch as their undrawa'rickets will, at that period, f)r the reason just tnentiolLed, bear to a moral certainty more . than double their Original purchase price. Under similar circum stances, Tickets in the last Lottery were at 341. and the pre ceding Year above 401._ CATALOGUE OF PRIZES. 4 Prizes of - 4s. zo,ooo I to Prizes of Ig,ooo 10,000 1 12 5000 50 2000 , 100 k. icoo - 500 100 50 £ . IS TICKETS alid STAMPED .SHARES, consisting of Halves, QuartetVighths, and Sixteenths, in a most exten sive' variety of liflimbers, - are selling by S. POPE, at :,iis " Fortunate Office," Corner of the Koyal Exchange, close by the Bank,; where the following very considerable Num ber of Capital P rizes 'were sold, registered, and shared, in the preceding Ike Lotteries (since July 'Soo), and the Money for the respeetiv Shares paid on Demand. 25,193 ' a Prize of Z. 20,0c0, 29,467 a Prize of Z. 20,c00 30,798 -------- 2o co 3o ;292 -- 10,000 I7po , r----- . 500 bfts 12,279 --------- 20,000 6533 16,149 --•--- io,ooo 1 44 22 31,831 • - 20001 7 i ,301 ...-....-.......- 500 15,528 . . 7.-----.--L. 2000 10,542 •---"'"—•—. 5000 41,903 ' --74--- 201000 147;629 Withtlw \xqetensioDs,,-S: Pipe can with propriety solicit the Favours of his Fri nds and the. Public on the approaching prolific .Siate-Lottery, feeling - a confidence that Fortune v.i ft give a leant re.Of'distinaion to hii Office; ndmakeit the me diutn for the dispensation of 1 iv imiles.. KITCHEN FURNITURE, LAMP, and LAMP-OIL WAREHOUSE, No. IH, Two Door; from St. DonstAu's' Church, Fleet street. _ _ _ ARNOLD FINCHETT respeafully begs leave to inibrin the Nobility, Gentry', &c. that they may be supplied at the above Warehouse in the greatest variety of Articles of the best workthanship, and on the most reason able terms, in 'Double Bloat Tin, Ccpper or Iron Kitchen. -Furniture.; corriplete sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen Fur niture, at• 81. Bs. or any part may be had separate, if re quired ; Portable Raasting Jacks, calculated for small fanii. hes, which will go three hours, and tarry a joint of meat of thirty pounds, and requires little fine ; sets of Double Block. Tin Dish Covers-; a genteel assortment of the best Bronzed and real Pontipool Tea and Coffee Urns,-elegantly Mounted, and of- the newest patterns tine :Japanned Tea Trays, Waiti.rs, Tea Caddies, Plate Warmers, Coffee Biggins,,- &c, in Pontipool anA other ornamental Japan; an elegant assort ment of Platod Articles, with silver edges; Kitchen Ranges, Register, Pantheon,-and Forest Stoves; Table Knives, Jelly Mbulds, Mudge's, Inhalers for Colds . atid Sore 'throats ; Hearing Trumpets to . assist IX•af Persons ; Phosphorus - Pocket Tixtier Bbxes and Matches, to procure iatant light a_large assortment of Hall Langeerns, and Patent Lamps for. Staircas.es, Sideboards ' Reading, Counting- ases, Cham - bers, .Warehouses, and all other purposes. " (a' Genuine Spermaceti Oil. For the PRESERVATION and BEAUTIFYING of the TEETH and GUMS. R. SIGMOND,, Surgeon-Dentist, Bath, has. IVA. the Honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his . Friends, that, for their better. accommodation in supplying them with his universally approved Preparations, he has ap- • pointed the following Agents in London lor the sale thereoi : Mr„ Gattie, No. A., New Bond-street ; Mr.. Watts, Chy mist, No. 478, Strand; My. Rowney, No. 95, Holborn hill ; Mr. Cryer, No. 68, Cornhill ; Mr. Bolton, Kiiyal Exchange ; Hazen, Perfumer, No. 26, New Surrey-street; Mes f srs. Hendrick and Son, Tichborn-street, near Golden square ; and at ,most, of the principal -Shops throughout England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Mr. SIGMOND is happy in stating, that during his long and successful practice, in which time h 6 has constantly at tended the first Nobility of the United Kingdoms, he has ins variably selected ingredients, proved by his experience and practical observations, to be the mos: - conducive for preserv.. ing the Teeth and Gums, and giving them that permanency and beauty so desirable to every . perSon ; and which aitOrds him much pleasure to communicate to the Public; under the fullest confidence, that, his Dentifrice and Lotion, by being used accorciin* to his printed directions, will f u lly accomplish and etiect s eyery purpose required; and in order to prevent ent - tually any counterfeit Ahereof, HiS Majes7y has been graciously pleased to grant His Royal Letters Pa tent, .for the above Preparations, entitled, the BRITISH IMPERIAL DENTIFRICE And PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Also his Tooth Brushes of diderent si;es and texture, on the best adapted construttion, and are market with his Patent labels. N.B.,Orders sent. to either of the above Agents, or to his house, No, z, Edgar-buildings, will he immediately at— tendi;d 1,180 t.