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'ry .-1...7 :: .. .. ‘ tt, 1...9-.. fi-- i - 9, e, ~, ~:. „, r; ... ...,, , , ..„., • > -... ._ z - 44-, -• ~ ,-_, , _ • .4 , 1 ' '''..:.....•7:4.,1_% -) - ./..<,., 7 N 1- --11 I '-•.:‘ --it - ~., ik.., : ,;,..„.,".c t - r 9 %. •. • : s: .. .'tttV•s -4 1(i ) A tt - 4 5.„. . 0 5.„.41-•4; f4 ,,.. ,:::, „.44 • . ..... 4 .-•-•:%:.: , .. - . c't..;Srk. " 5 1 1 . .!''''N''''''•> - -,. i \ ,',"' 1t,',.,- /,,,,, o t„, -* 0 • t - NUMBER 4530.] - WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS. THE PROPRIETORS of this Undertaking are hereby required to pay into the hands of losias Henry Stracey, Esq.•the Treasurer, at the Banking House of Mess. Marsh, Sibbald, and Co. 6, Berner's-street, Oxford-street. A further Sum of rot. per Cent. on their respedive Subscrip tions, on or before the 14th Day of April next. ROBERT S. SLOIER . Chief Clerk to the Compas ty. 8, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, March 23, 1807. TO BR EWERS. VVANTED, far a YOUNG GENTLEMAN in tended for. the Trade, , a Situation as a Pupil in an :tXtensive Brewery in the Country. It will be expetted that the Youth should be Boarded and Lodged in the House of the Principal, and be under his immediate care, and therefore a liberal Premium will be given. the Brewery is connected with a Malting Concern it . will be preferred. Letters i post paid) addressed to A. B. at Mr. 0. Turner's, Stationer, iii Chancery-lane, will be attended t.. FOURTEENTH OF APRIL GOVERNMENT , STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, And contains Two' Hundred- and Fifty ThOusand Pounds in Stetlink Money; THIS is the .most extraordinary' :SCHEME ever in . produced- die Annals of Lotteries. The unprece dented Numberof Gtand Prizes makes . Every Lortery.Otfice a Temple of Wealth; 'Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn rcith April will, be a Prize; Every Prize will be paid as soon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of Zzo,ooo - • an ,CBO.OOO 4 - - - 1 0 . 0 00 - - - 4 0 . 000 4 - - - - 5 , 06 20,000 Zoos • 500 ,SOLO 3 0 10J 4° 50 " 20 - o 3000 _ - 20 - • " 60,000 3000 First-drawn Tickets to each - - . 25,0,0 'Tickets czio,ooo First-drawn Ticket, tst. Day . 2,c,0t>0 Ditto - - Id D a y zo,ooo Ditto - . • • 3d Day - 2. 0 , 000 Ditto - - 4th Day . 20,000 Ditto - S oh c L./ay . • Ditte - - 6th Day . - te,ooo TICKETS and SHARES are selling at all the old esta blished Offices in England, Ireland, anti Scotland. The First-drawn Ticket will receive Twenty Thousand Pounds. Ticket - - - £l9 17 o h3alf - ro 3 o Eighth ..ZZ la Quarter . . o Sixteenth . . s 6 6 MESSRS. BRANSCOMB and - Co. Joint Con ' tractors for the present Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky I antery _Offices. No, t i, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and Haymarket, Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attention of the Public to the Scheme of the New I.c)TT EK Y , which will be found to contain an unusual number of Capital Prizes ii Ond the tirst-draWn Tickets on each of the first four days or drawing must oe entitled to ;.-.0.0001. each ; and the first goo Tickets will divide a bonus of 30.0031 over all Tickets that are drawn subsequently,; thereforc,an early purchas e is YecarTuneirded by the above Proprietors, who, in t h e Lotteries for iSoS and 15 , 6, soft, in a 67 different Shares, the following Czpit.ds., namely,. No. 3.1;i3 . . . boot. No. 13,747 . • . 10,0801. /7,4 , 71 • . . ;cool. 456 . • . 20,0001. 24,699 . . . roool. 9519 . . . 10,0001. 16,80 t . . . 001. 11,643 . . . 20,000!. 17,91; . . 7646 . 20,o;ol. 4.-47 . . . • 7757 • . . 71,871 . . . soool. 12,7 , 9 • • . • 25,0004 With z 6 Prizes of - 51:1. and a feat number of Tool. 501. &c and where the fiat 3?,000l. and the last 25,0001. ever sol,l wentshared. Sfifternes gratis ; and Prizes paid on de ;nand. SHARED BY HORNSBY and Co. In the last Lottery. No. t 9,544, a Prize of z ,cool. in fifteen Shares. 87th, a prize of 50001. in five Shares. IEO, a prize of coal. in nine Shares. 44, a prize of :Vol. in sixteen Shares. Likewise in former Lotteries No, 3?.979, and No, 42,569. 'both prizes of 3c,000l: and T , ,ifo tit:mired and Thirteen Prizes .from cool. to 3a,0001. have been shared and sold by Hornsby and Co. frHE TICKETS,:. HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGIITHS,and SIXTEENTHS arenow Selling, at the lOwest ptices and the Money for the prizes paid on demand. The Scheme contains much novelty, and is highly approv ed of. • 'The Drawing begins. on the r4th of Next Month, with a Scroraol, for the.First.drawn Ticket on the first day ; 20,0001. 14 day ; 10,0001. 3d day - ; .zo,oeol. 4th day ; to,oool. sth day ; t n bili day. • Orders by - Letter or Carrier executed exaaly on the. same Terms as if present, at either of their licensed State Lottery Offices, 26 , COnthilli 52, Charini e , -cross, and St. Marga ter's Hill, Borough.. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. _ALL PERSONS ,in posspiou of, ILlCOrrift,, arising front 'Freehold, CoPihold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land orliouses, Money in the Funds, ;text Charges, M arr i age Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An rtuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer tain laconic ler Life,__ may-be supplied•with• temporary or permanent Sums o f Money to any Amount, by paying Au nuity Int!! cst for the same. . The No4lity and Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may . be accommodated on their personal security; aftd in any instance where the single security of an indivi dual may be deemed insufficient, the addition of another *gum to guarantee the payment of the Interest will • re %hove the objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will b e given to the Public to return the Principal at their own option. Personal applications will be. ieeeived every day till Four .o'Clock; and Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country (post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to the Dire:bar of the' Knightsbridge Dank, at his Town [louse, No. 8, Lower john-street, Golden-square. TO BE I.ETT, And Entered upon at Lady-Day next, or sooner, if requi re d, ACOMPLETE DWELLING-HOUSE, i n th e Village of Haglcy,ln the County of Worcester. The }louse consists of a large Hall, Breakfast-Room, Dining_ Room, and Drawing- Room, Housekeeper's-Room,- Closers, and every Convenience Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Dry Larder, Brewheuse, and Sete ints' Hall ; Stabling for eleven Horses, and a double Coach-house, with other necessary O utbuildings; five Lodging Rooms upon the First Floor, and lour upon the Attic, besides two for the Men Servants ; a good Staircase all the way up ; Attics as good as the other Rooms. and a Man Servant's R oom o v e r th e Kitch en • a goo6l Walled Carded, Shrubbery, and about 14 Acres of Land ; two E" Pobls, and a Qt . :en-house. 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March U, t 803.. r r HE COURT of D.I-IrECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCti Al i 8 ENG . . LAND trading to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, That at the QUarter(y General Court .apPoinied to be bad on the 25tb instant, a Motion will be made, " That Mr. Edward Epnraim rote late of the Bengal Civil Establishment, be permitted to ictutrn with his Rank to India." ' WILLIA.VI RAMSAY, Sec. ZAS'T ZNDIR.HciIIS•E, March U. 1807. THE COUPT of DIREctORS of the. UNITED CO 'WAVY of , VIERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the East fiddles do hereby give Notice, That alike Quarterly General Court app4leted to be held on the 25th inJtant, tne fdtptuing. Resolution, of the Court q - Diwiors %yin be reported to the Gorcrat Cow t, agreeably to the A of the 39 Geo. ill. Cap.. 89. viz. Resolution of the 30th July, 1836, full) acquitting the Commander and Owners of the Lady Burgvs front irnpu. tation of Negied or Misconduct in respect to the,Loss of that Ship. . , Resolution of the 7th January, - 1837, fully acquitting this Coinnuntter o , vners of the Warren FlastiNs front all imputation of Neglect or MisconcluCt in respect to the. Loss of that Ship. Resolution of this day, fully acquitting the Commander and 0 %s ners of the Sul fiEarl of Abergavenny from all impu. tat ion of Negled or Miscenduel in respect to the Loss of that trILLiAIVI Ri#.4lSAY,,SerreetY• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' . By WILLIAM HARRIS, On Monday, the 3oth Day of March, ISo7, and following Days, at the fare Dwelling-house of Ai..lreW Newt on , Esq. deceased, situate in liird-street, in the City of Lich.. field, THE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, GOODS, Plate , Pictures, Prints, superbly or namented fapan and other China, Linen, Fin/ Arms, East Indian and American Curiosities, and other Effeas late of Andrew Newton, Esq. deceased. The China, Plate, and Curiosities will be sold on Monday. and Tuesday, the 30th and 31st days of March ; and the Household Furniture on Friday, Saturday, apd Monday, the 3d, 4th, and 6th days of April next. . . Catalogues will be printed, and may be had of 4-he Aue tioneer, and at the principal Inns in Lichfield, Birmingham, Stafford. and Derby ; and the Goods may be viewed by ap plying to the Autlioneer Int - Tickets. COME'LE l'E RESIDENCE For a Small Genteel Family, Farms, &c. on the Border of the New Forest, Hampshire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION .• In Several Lots, On Thursday, the ad 'Day of April next. at the Greyhound Inn, in Fordingbridge, A GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE, with two „Ca_ COach• houses, feUr-stalled Stable, - beautiful Gatden, well stocked with Wall-fruit,' &c. &c. of above Half an Acre, and several small Fields, of about :Eight Acres, lying contiguous, situate at the Entfance of Poidingbridge, late the Property and Residence of Stephen Turner, Esq. deceased ; firming a most desirable Residence fOr a Gentleman's Fami ly. Fox and,other HoUnds n ain't a - short distance, the finest River almost in England through the Town, and the Beau ties of the. surrounding Country, and all other Particulars c:ncur iu making • this. a most desirable Opportunity for a Gi.litleinan wishing the pleasures of a country-life, .and the conoortA . of a town close to his house. At the same time will he also Sold by AtiEtion, a very good Farm of above sod Acres, within t he Parish of Fording, bridge, lett to an unexceptionable Tenant for the term of SeVett. Years from Micbaelinas, 11304 ; and another Farm of about as Acres, cloSe to the Town, now tett from year to year to a like good Tenant ; and_some small Houses and Gardens near the above -mentioned Welling-liouie. And on the same Day and the next following ( Friday, the 3d April) will aiso he scld by A udion (on the Premises), the very good Household Furniture in the a b ov e- ment i one d Dwelling-house ' ; a one-horse Chaise, and the Horse belong ing to it ; and various other Articles to be mentioned' in the Catalogue. N.B. The said Dwelling- house, Garden,.&c. are in most excellent repair and condition, and fit for immediate ueett pation.. Distance from Salisbury ti miles. Southampton so, Ringwood 6, Lymington IS, Lyndhurst so, Christchurch Ls, Woodyeates Inn 'so, Biandfotd 20. Printed Particulats will be delivered at Mt. Young's, the Auttioneer, at gomsey ; Mr. Eldertield's Otfice.'ditto ; at Mr. Strickland's, Fordingbridge rind at Messrs, andys and Horton's, Crane-court, Fleet -street, London and a view of the ?remises maybe had . by applying'at the House. TO'THE LADIES.' BAGAZ ET' s ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, fot . removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE, NECK, ARMS, &c. and for improving the COMPLEC. TION. The above has been sufficiently celebrated througft. out the Eastern Nations, frOm whence it was first brought to this Country by Lady M.-- ue, an d has since that time Sustained a charaaer in England, and on the Continent, as the only .depilatory ev er o ff ere d to the Public which unites s i i io to irritate even the delicate sk in r ant, Kith ble and permanent efficacy. The constant spurious at. tempts to imitate this D epilato r y have induced the Proprietor to appoint Mrs. Kitight,. No. I, Baker's -court, Holborn Bars, his sole Vende'r, by ,:horn it will iwitzture be sold, and at no ottier h use in London.- Letters, pdst paid, and inclositig the amount, punch:lllly exeetite,i. rric4,3s. bd. the Bottle. An ab:iteli:ent of is- it-. the six Bottles, N. B. In Turkey anti Egypt it is empb.yed by the ken tv give untformity and shape qp their ivhtsl , aships, arc.