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' 1 ' ' ' •. • ' ''' .. ' . ) ing lie ~. ' , ~ ~ :,,,„ ... i ..... • 1 ~ , rOarilikl r ~..,. , - -,'.."..• '. ', . . ~,:• ~ , , -:."..;,,,- •;; , - ..1 , 9 ' -;‘; -.' ~ •., ; .. f oo. I . ...,..--- ,• - -... ~. , • , rr.,; alo* 1 "' , . r, - -.• ‘l. :', '. ~` .. .."; . , :(. 1 14,n413811 3(j64:1. - . THEATRE -ROYAL, DRUR` . 1 PrO•MORI1OW EVENING, / will he performed croatit YOUTH, LOvit, AND ii Mors* . The Principal Charaaers vd ( ~ O , Hr. E ILISTON, Mr. DON' oire" . ; Mr. KELLY; Mr. COLLI Ant Y rj " f Miss DECAMP, Mrs. RI 0 LW' And Mrs. NIOUNTA. Us irafild i Ind of the - Opera, a New Dance by I* :NI After which, the Farce t :---- THE SPOIL'D CHIT ' i Old Pickle, Mr. SUET - 1 Little Pickl e , Mi ss F ISH I l'llo ol (Being her first appearance on th agg T Pic, M. PIME owl:* Miss kle r , Mr A s. L SPAR R ) WITH 5511 T IIE WEDDING D i ... ____ , Lord Rakeland, Mr. RUSS Sir Adam Contest, Mr. CH E .io , pi, „. _ , . Lady Contest, Mrs, 10It L 100'., rt.,;:,‘•,x,!ror!lie.liozes to be taken of MI . to , rt ,.. ''", k "Ulce, l ii Little lt •11 " 40— .li4St ..-ht reet . . 1 0lb'T ThAewason.r Pit 3s. bd. ' Gailery zs. I ,z ta i ` t h miNst si)sz.to be opened at half past .....,....._ jE. ••".. --,...„_, DO I " 1, G ALLERY OF PICTU It 'o.le. ply 1 , i 1. Ot ' '44 NNIE A N GALLERN 0 4 CAL p 'K ul ,. L , •XILII I ITION, by Dr, TLI ,/''.." L:O4, Tnow n r. i, [ll ll4e -street, w hi ch lead pen from the Hour; of 'l A drnitt am tk ance One Soilling. C.orrimon C: . Cu'u' l tzhi l y, Poetic Catalogue, Half-a-Crow 'lion Room o n, ....... . __ _ ift 0111,14. I 0 WOBURN SHEEP SHEA tler 3 . 19 0t et A ?RINI ' , t( ) ate engr a ved I re I° 6ti • ' itei, painting by Mr. GAR RA RD, As: Ald er° bk?)MitiTider the auspices of his 4 Ore portraits of the Nobility, Gentry, and ril °'• twists d uce e __ I , io mual 1 y attend this Meet 4 cut ,Ilh:l!',,,,l_!.,Aheep i,nd Cattle or•ther ''' f):0 1 . tpehitetin`gi't4.94,-, Circumstances rela v t, r , clxi that Qicur ' s v' i nis pr coiled Itepresei Farmyard ü b p/ I;, 1.: Size rd the i'ririlitt'illi!'arrrlt• Price to tiubb"hes ) 1: 441 ' stiburChotloorcil Prilits "3 . 1 ... 'l'w Ilanover I ions received at Mr. Garrard' .....-'''' ~...........sz . ..„..,taie, L0ntL:........... T o 4:i. , (YAN,SE and LEM I.ond N RI ~ NI I aP , •• nprjNiv,;;N and AR All i . O ~ . - - 70, AcAl - 0 4.177... r• :,10 4.1 • •4 . - If 7, • • itt.-0 • :A/LA ..14 , • S P : 071 IHI ',- • - r ~e. THURSDAY, MAY O, 180 [PRICIt. SIXPENCgo Y-LANE. May jr, -. 1805, GRAND SPRING LOTTERY' NOW 'DRAWING.. T HE following is the:GRAND SPRING LOT.. TERI' SCHEME.. Value of e4ch, ." , ,C30,030 10,000 Soon loop • TOOO - - coo I 0) • 5 0 20 BETfI,OVEN's WORKS. Just published, by Broderip anal Wilkinson, No. 13, Hay- • KICTU/ILLINti OPFiCE Al,iy 23, igot. THECOM MISSION ER Sfor VICTU ILL ING „ . . His MAY,ESTI"i NAVY do hereby give Notice, that.on Fri ay, the 7th yttnc they Toil! he t, receive Tende r s in writing ( ;coaled up/, ws.l treat with Ivey Pe slits as wl l un dertake -to .sp . ply good, 50u,.1, str.mg, acid nieichan4ble 31A. DEIIL4 'WINE. to Ws illajecy's Ships Jna Perseis at Ala delta for Twelve /Iffitabr remain,- further, unlit si x he gilie7l-ills hepaidjor by Bills, pasaole, 'will , Interest, ninety days olio dare. The Conditions of the ContraEl may he seen at the Secretary's o clitan"i Ant FOLLY.. (ers by IWTON, INS, LAND, No. of Prizes. 2 Total Value. ,C 60,000 40,000: • 30,000 • t 5,00 0. 10.000 market, London,, - THREE SONATAS lot the Piano Forte, de. dicated to Haydn, Op 2, ptice'Ss. Two, ditto, ditto, Cl l r. 5, price 7s, 6cl. A Sonata for two Performeri3Op. 6, price 3s. Three Senates, with a Violin Accompaniment, Op; ii, price t,s. 6d, A Grand Sonata Pathetique,"Op. t 3, price 4s. A Grand 'Qeintett Tor the Piano Forte, &c. &c. price 7s. 64. : Two Sonatas, with a Violin ACCOnleaeillUalti p. 13, price 75. 6:1. - The Men at Prometheus, a Grand Bal let, Op. 24, ptice Ss. ' Sonata Pastorale, Op. zB, price js. A Sonata,with a Violin Accoinpanintent, No. t. of Op. 3 0 , price 3s. Twelve Waltzes, price 3s. 'Trio for Piano Ft:4C., Violin, and Violoncello, Nes, t, a, and 3, price 45. each Airs, with Vitiations, Nos. I, 2,5; 6,7, anal°, price z5...,-6dt each. .A Trio, Tor :Violin, Tenor, and Violoncello, Op. 8, price 4s. Three Quartetts for two Violins, Tenor, and : Vio..• loncello, Op. Is, price S. 6d. • • . w w 3 ~'r kills FISHER. !of ; AER, his Stage.) I 4 • So • 6eqo Sado 7000 svoo • $OOO 120,000 No regard 11,14 be bad id any Tender in which tiw Price tb4ll not 'he it serted in words at lengt oe,atat that! na be delivered to the 'I hefri - One o'Clock . on the said Frid a y the 714 unt next nor unless the Perim who makes the Teyder, or some Perron onSc' beball, attends, rlsitue'r; when caqed jot., pOOO Ticktts ,C3oo,c>no ks. Part of the Capitals will he determined as follows : First drawn , t6t Dayk woo* ' Fir St-drawn, 6th Day‘so,ooo 'MN . - ul Day - paoo. Ditto - 7th Day - 2000 Ditto - 34 Day , tOOO Ditto - Sth Day 30,000 Ditfo - 4th Day 3.60 1 Ditto . 9th Day • boo Ditto sth Day log Dttto . soth Day 1000 Tickets and Shares are•splling at every (Mice,. '• Ticket - - • 419 to o 1141 f - kro o 0} tikhth , ,C.. 1 Ir 0 quarter - 5 a of Sixteenth - 1 i t) AY. 'ELL; EItRY; DAN. l'usbrook, at the This Day was published, privels. 6th in boards, AN ANMNTICAL INQUtRY Into the PRINCIPLES'of TAsTc. RXelligillEß BILL OFEIOE. May 17, 1805. rill Zxcheoer Bills iLeted in the Montk•ef Fein te., 7 , 1804, bit PAID OFF. r - riiiE LC) 1? S .00 ISV.IONIiRS of His 1. - :pis - fps - AR EASURY having given Diretlions fir psiy. bz: of ike, Prixcir tl rf tbs airve-rtiViliZ'ned Itxcheqller Bills, lei ta . the interest the.P.els, at the If vc;. , e _quer Bill Office, in St. 1-furgaret . stiiet; between the two Palac, Yards, lki.stininster, DAW ihe t4fb Day y. e,, 13,y5, "Ittendance !will he given a'AgpAiind.s ) ..c sniff Ltli eAcept,,l .Slondty the t o 111 fblrr , 18 0 s, inclusive, Irons 'o'Cliock ix the ' , floss:iv tt. , l One in the I,llfirrnoon for the purpose of teceivingibesatee....efnelf,r Ike greaittr &spa t.'h, ;he Ilearrr.s cfarsaid litYls aro desired to ho ing Litt; there at, containing .the Storthp-s; in Naptterisai accor,h4 - ii hr Paha of the said .8111 s, wt.'', .?/- Conntert..-ement qf sv jib the principal Sums an.l I stereitdstr tbei-ein, coy o t e ,' tke' Ay: on whic4 t.ity are respellive ! fy dtAisd, exclusive, la II), laii 14r1. , day of Yune, istrkestVe, Tuvetl the Interest nvill eitau ; and they are desired is write their Nantes and i'laces of Abode on. such Lists, and ludo ,e their Nawes on the said Uttper Gallery is. kive, and begin at fly RICHARD PAYNE KNIOUT. • Printed for T. Yonte, Mews Gate; and I. White, .Fleet. street • LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. wwr awl No. -Poultry, are selling t TICKk: Ts and • S Alt LS, warranted und ra The next Day of Drawing will be Tuesday the 4th Day of Tune, when the First-drawn will be entitled to zo,oool. The last l'ii7e of 20,0001.. attached to a Virst-drawn Ticket was sold at their Office in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares. This Day were iniblisitcd, ES, s:c. Y, or BOTANIL legaritly printed in One V01nine,001.14.3 4 prig 4s in boaTt6, pOEMS T.O TH.E S. A. By H. DOWNMAN, M. Exeter : Printed by Trewrnan and Son, and sold by them ; and by CAdell and Davies, Strand, Lrinlon. . 4 Of whom may be bad, by the same Author. • t. Infancy ; or the Management of Children: a Didle.tic i l'esm, in Sci Books. The Sixth Edition; to which are added, Poems not before published, Bwo. price res. 6 . d. in boards. :110RisTTON, at his Leads into Manchester. wel ve to, Five. atidogue, Sixpence; sold only in the • NEXT TUESDAY. iolicits the. Pubdie .Attenti.m m. to the u T . exampled Rich State of the ‘Vheel. One half of the Lottery is over, and near all the Capita: Prizes remain un. drawn, VIZ. s Prizes of £30,000 a Prizes of - Z'cooo off 2 , )00 , 3 4 of 2oeo 3 of " to,eoO 4 - of toad &c. Undrawn Tickets and Shares will continue on Sale at 4, COrnhikl, and 9, Charing-cross, until Tuesday Morning next, at the following Prices : Ticket . A: t 9 to u ' o O Eighth - ‘2,it o Quarter - s t • I Sixteenth t s 6 Only Five•Dys to nraw. ARING. 'ow a rianre now isociate of the Royal Grace the Duke of (d celebrated Agricul ,tisig, 'will be intro most perfed Shape ; ,ating to the object of notation of the busy in the Occasion. Twenty Inches. wo Guineas. )ur Guineas. 211, George-street, 2. Tragedies, in one volume, crown By°. price in boards. THE HEROIC EPISTLE. If any of the 1141dors of the aforesaid BiltFsf wild reinixting payMent of the and Interest previcas to t!; ‘ , sdi,j (4th day of 'suns, !*as, tiry may he,aocosivmdated'an I . c:imputing. the Interest to the .I).sy as u , btcdr terry toisb is he p.iid, an. leav ing the said Billt for examination one lay prio, This Day was published, in One E IcAarit Volume, smal l Bvo. prke 4s. tid. in bards, THE POETICAL WORKS of she AUTHOR of the HEROIC EPISTLE to Sir WILLIAM CHAMBERS, now first colluded ; with NOM by the Orl. ginal Publisher. Although the Heroic Epistle to Sir Wm_ Cluantlecri is generally allowed to be one of the most Classical Poems in the English Language, yet it has long been out of print; and' the other Works of the saute Authot having been published in detached Pamphlets are also become very scarce. The whole colleded together, ascertained, and idnntified by their original Publisher, cannot fall, it is presumed, to find a place in the Library of every man of taste. Printed for Richard Phillips; INto. f, Bridge-strest, Black friars ; and to bit had of all Booksellers. 01 whom may be had, just publishel, Poems, by Laura Sophia Temple ; price Ss, in boards. Such Person: ai may ef desirwet ef . ,having, New Rxcber'er Sills in tart payen ent, npon mentioning the Ansottnt al the botto, l ol th eir Lists delivered *nor before Monday the, lath .me, I Soh, May be accommodated with New Bills ca , ,yiag av leite.ert ..!/` Threepence lialfteisay by the bay on every, One Ilandred 'Pounds, 'which said New Kills will bear d.rte the sal.' ,4th Uay 'of June, and will be &tic/creel on Satarday the ssih :lune, and the foillwillg N. 8, Al( Exch'equer Allis dated trier le .Pebrua7, b„„, e .beets advertised to be paid andthe ;tartest thrsecers has craied. KING'S 81 RTF.D,I Y. TWENT‘i"THOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn Ticket on Tuesday next, exclusive of" which the Wheel contains 2 of - £ 30,03c, 2 - or. - 4 . 50.0 r of zoom 4 r - of lose a, - • of »i.. 000 4 - of leo° &c. &c. &c. And only Five Days to draw. 11DRUNEVIOND the Attention of the • rubli6 to the above Royal and Rich Wheel, which they will- find stands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotte ries, and ono Half of the - Drawing concluded ; he therefore recommends a speoly ,Application at kis old established Of fice, Fleet-Street, for the few Tickets remaining; unsold. Last Lottery not a Ticket was to be had at the conclusion of the Sixth Day's Drawing. • (AFFICERS of the . ..ARMY', NAVY, MM. CFIANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Am are strongly recommended uw - rt, a ESTO RATIV 11A I.SAM of I.IF F, and ti RA t_,T 11, •mbieft is taken by Gentlemen of the first distinelion of this Kinadom, as well as others, by whom it ll' acknowledged to possess most ellkacious properties in the Cure of Weaknesses and. Decay*. It supplies. the !unshod patts with fresh juices, and totally re-establishes the whole Nervous. System, For Pains in the Back and Loins, (qeets and Seminal Weaknesses, perhaps there is. not any NEldicitte,,in public or private praCtice, which has been more successful. CA.SES PREAT IMPORTANCE. tdon, May 4, I R O S. EES CATALO.: d 1 It atom . and ARABIAN IESS11 , 111•S, an ',' Ult: t o e WICK SAUSAGES, ire this Day arrived, m ex. ho, nrCenditioo, at JOHN BURG ESS and SON's Ware use, No '. • 1 , 0 7) Strand, comer of the Savoy 'Steps. . ARIIdY AND NAVY rQuirAGu... V I C' PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Fur:ili, L.,, ttite, Mattrasses and Bedding complete, are very respe,q zit recommended togG entleitien, as being the most. porta . ht! Te'rittnPZior to any others made in London ; Mar9ot ‘ F co,,"' s 4.able anal others on improved principles . : a .T O 4 Net' ir - fi ed*, and Chairs, for on Board Ship ; ivltisqu!“. We* 40 Parent 13rass.screw Bedsteads, aria . a legantlseat: welit Indies and all Foreign Climates; at • to'r bast 1 ' 11 ORG AN and SANDERS'S, , • 'Rent 13edsteati Menufailoty and Ware- Rooms,„ , 1 40,.._ INos. IC, and 17, Catlierine-street, Staartd. .._ "tabi t ' l ' l l and Sanders's New invented Imperial PIP , " 4 Tablet, allowed to be the moat complete k ix t .1:77 YLe.stiilrtivci.ited ' . ten h vii ,are very por a • , packing in a Box. hour, the rashionable Sofa -Bed and Chair-Bed 1V are- . --........... , tAINAItVONSIiI.RE..N()It - 0 a r L v , , Tii WALES. COEDF' " I T , rttroished, for One Year ; from Tune, iSos,. IRLEN HOUBE, .fit 'for the ithcriediate l ow re!mption of ► a genteel Family iit consists of two r . ar a . ki ro ' 4 brawing.rooln, fi . ye B,td-rooms, 4,4leiesri with every Convenience, and a Butler's Pant ry c _ l_ , and Atttcs, . ho me ao txcellent Six stalled Stable, a double Cu l a ar l y 42,4 wl , a RUOITI ovcr it for Servants; also good' Laundry, 1, 11 3 , i:ia t l i.il w.Ailed Gard en , well stoat* with t i Ad Ellrtibheri.t•hOUSe. 41c, ' with extensive Pleasure Gr o u nds iic 4 these.vi4itcoP-C'e i 4 delightfully situated, commaiiding . a ,fi_u,e,. Prito .ellia, and eligible Fur Sea Bathing, a_ tir,f low,, e_l3,athiag House. 1t is within halt' a Mile of the rim Ti,:eltleLartiervutt,. where there is an e x cellent Mark e t. . 0p ,..1_ rlant tits be accommodated with grazuysLai2u 0 4nlici, to r , iffuler p artt culars'apply to 0. A. Ppolet r,....•14,,5e. StNnerrNn; at the Bar of the Oxford Corre,e- L sq . post °Eke' ir l d.°(l i ur to the Owner, Rice Thomas ' 11 1, 'I astulgs, 'Sussex, to i l: u _. ‘ „ , !* til t of Mr. Thomas's Harriers vtould be permit ottr proper resttiekions. ~. . tR EEROI.I) IN NORI'IIA,MPTONSUIRE. ..... '4 l l° 10: SOLD, situate near Welliughorotigh, vvi tri ' ni,.11 Northamptonsire, a Neat' FAM ILY HOUSE,' t4n.,„` llll _ erons attached and detached Offices ; a 100 .? 0 `!...!: . al 4O i ,"l,a, Acres of Lam', \yell planted, adloiliing ta t , ~., ~r es ot Land detached at A short distance. The 73 the rt 1.7 .7..1 l l or i i: t ` t , l , ll 'lLl . , and In:a tly exempt from Ty thes.. . n. si i " 1 •Lol apply to Nir. Porden,Architea, in Be', 1 ' 0 4,11'0'9 110 cm; tar tu 14Iessrs. Hudson, Solicitors, at Well erb ' 'HOLD LA/sib, IlAltitOW IVEALD, MIDD L E SE X TO 1111' SOLD WI AUCTION', ,Iw. 811 A TFaS arid KINGSTON, re. tti!Y, lone ix . , at the Abereorn Arms, Stairr T z‘, 4 ' eX, precisely at Tv„,elve, ' ---LoußEs i rick P ..Y r IEADOW, LAN D o very iii One Lot, .; teli t ., i. , Lite the Property of •Mr. Daniel Dance' de- Ala l'illi ipc„,",tilinig Thirty Acres more or lest, canarn teu t1,1,1,17."` Sitiarany of roost excellent Timber, ) (ti lt ". e ?iqwen lid the Sale, and PArticulars had of Messrs. liatlic,4,hle4"6, Solicitors, Clitioni's Inn; Boar and Castle, X, i irie r' i''l: A a "j 1 3.0 x tortt- st met Loadon ; cranevvh,dgekiei 'xbri i t . -4''' ` l ' t r4 SV i Q litelli ;firm', Pinner i White Horse,an ki n4l 6 ; the Place 'tic Sale i end of Nl4:3l;rs. Waters 411) " Wattertylleits, where a Plan may* Seen. .._ _ TO BE S 01.1) BY AUCT}OK. -BY Mr. HANDY, -. At th e 0 i tti...., - , ti rl i l t , in, at tilaty, in the Parish of I!3r,t,lae_boilfrYrithen tiesixtt;) _. t., ~f‘yqrce.,tcr, on Monday the A4th, c lay Of tr .. 1 ,, !! lov e o Clotk Hi the Afternoon (iamb Ofwhich due et t t , e. Iticitt tim e liy PriVAte COiltrad. 0- ,„r s a l e as atiiit.t‘'‘ll he Riven), snnjett 10 such Conditions ot A ' '' l'e'l .nd thcce pradotett, copy II oLD. A CNIPACT ,tna De. ir tile ' Tithi,. cSTATt of 1 hiliF IttrAfiNCE, situate in the th t k rg or burtilmitituit to 'th e p tr - ish or A nthersier' • in i,ix t`T.TY 4.1 Worct titer ;'co ittaitting . :thout 850 Acres, 3!.."‘"n," '4lli witi ninke Road iclding from rilolYnead t! "rifipcili 1,114,', i .,, uti stven miles of the'City of Worcestct, .to ~".' m 11ew;iie: )444 TUrnnike Road, and about seven miles trl t . , n 4 41,54' frOrn Kidtletrnitutet,.inut four 1.1.°"/ Sraudriisnrrel IttoT.,,1•1114: Itidelightini: Country, and the t co,nit a t y.on4el Ye ar Deft au hto an Aureerriecli:(4)lrlyamiLmea:: p ,r 4t re try Ladt,L.cti.ls, of which there will O Sil Teri:, VIeW of 14„, 1 4 * Lamb, the present, 14.1. ht, Aih, writ I.4tate apply to Mr. particulars to 44tis ito-t;•. a le \V the same ; tot other , ~ __. 14 lutti haker, Attornies at LAW, CVNICY* . . ilh TWENTY THOUSAND : , voutips, NEXT TUESDAY, June 4 will be.. the Sixth Day of Drawing, and the First Drawn Ticket entitled to 2,0,000 t. The. Wheel is immensely rich, containing , . • 2. Prizes of £30,000 12 Prizes of e,oco • 2 20.m00 1 2 ft:4)o s SCC. And 4 of 20001. And Only Five Days to.draw, From the very great Demand, and the few Tickets now re., Maillitig in the Contrador's hands unsold, it is most likely that what few (it any) that are left alter the Sixth Day, will rise very Considerably. P. • DOWNS therefore recommends to those who have delayed purchasing, M be as early.as pos. Bible in thc:r Application at his old established Office, Si, NeWFate-street. Prrzes paid on demand, or exchanged for undravvn TiLl“its and Shares. • BIRTH DAY. IE most tuiexAmplecl.Lortery for Capital Prizes ever known in the Annals of this Country will give to the Votaries of Fortune no less a Prize than 200001: for the' first-drawn Ticket on Tuesday next, the Birth-day of our august Sovereign, and is probable will be sold at ROBE RTS' Fortunate Office, 8, Cornhill, where Tickets and Shafts are selling in variety of Numbers; and where No. i.f,640, , a Prize of toosool. was sold in . ifteeit Shares, the hit Lottery, as well as Prizes to a considerable Amount in former Lotteries; all paid on demand. CRAM.) PUBLIC BLEAKFAST—KING's BIRTH. VAN'. TICKETS for the Grand breakfast, at Coopers' Hall, 011 Tuesday next, lune 4, may be had by an early 404:at-inn at PO l' E's Fortunate Office, oppo. she the Bank of England. The Holder of the First-airiwn Ticket on the above Morn ing will he entitled' to 210,0001. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. For the First-drawn Ticket on Tuesday next, the Sixth Day,' and THIRTY THOUSAN POUNDS for the .I , 4st . ..drawn Ticket on the 'Eighth Day, and the Wheel contains the following Rich Prizes: 2 Prizes Gt ,C3o!ocie I 2 Prizes of to,eoo 2 -- • 20,000 t 2 sOOO . • - &c. tkc. . ... ....... ___ ..,... . . TICKE TS . and Shares, warranted Undtawn, will l continue on Sale, whilst any remain, at . CARTE K's, No. 8, Charing:cross. ' An early Application is absolutely rieqessary, as •a •Scarcity must take place froM the very few Tickets remaining In the Contractor's hands unsold. Prizes paid on demand, or exchanged for turlrawn Tickets and Shares. HIS MAI MTV's BIRTH-DAY - - - • TN Honour of His Majesty's Birthday (next .11.. Tuesday, lune, 4th), will be given a magnificent Public Breakfast at Coopers' Ball, London, to, comMence with ao s oool. for the First.drawn Ticket, exclusive of two •of 3o,euel. one zo,oool. two to,oool. two soook , four Ito')01. &C. any of which may be drawn in the course of that day, and 3o tool. for the First-drawn Ticket on 'ruestisr' I tine`i t. 'Front- the above incoinparable State- of the Witel, and the great Scaraity of Tickets, they must advance considerably. An iinmediate Application is therefore reconlinctided at (;. SCO'rT's Old' Established Fortunate Office, No., 75,. New Bond -street, where the l irst.drawn Ticket on the Second Day elthe present Lottery, No.. 2873, entitled to ioool. was sold and registered, and the Ticket No. 6143, a Prize 0150001. in the last Lottery was also sold in One Quarter, One Eighth, end Ten Sixteenth Shates— Capital Prizes to any amount paid on Demand. FOREIGN WHEAT. For PUBLIC SALE, at jack's Coffee.llouse, over the Corn-Exchange, on hlonday the jd ot urn:, at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon precisely, VIE fulluwilig GOODS, viz. 3000 Quuter,, .1. of DANTZIG and POMERANIAN WHEAT, Soo Quarters of RIGA WHEAT, under King's Lock, tot portation, The above Wheats under the care et and may be viewed to the Sate, by application to Meow. Emmett, C,oxson, and Pornroy, Shad Thatotte t and to Mr. Titania. 11.04, Mart ton's Wnarr, Dockitead;, where Cotalogues may bo had, at the I'lace of Sale, and THOMPSON SCOTT, Sworn. Broker, No. 29, N101943.1a00, TWO NEW NOVELS, On the 4th of rune will be published, By Crosby and Co. .Stationers'...court, Paternoster-row, London, T. QCENES of;LIFE. - By' T. FIARRAL, In 3 vols. price tos 6d. 11. Second Love i or, The Way to be Happy ; by sirs. Norris, is a vols. price Ss. • Where may be had; 'lately puhliihed, t. Maids as they are Nor, 4 vcils : price 16 . 3. 2. Can we Doubt it ? or, The History of rwo Familie of Norwich, 3 vols. price ios. bd. 3. Helen of Glenross, 4 vols, price f6s. • 4. Monck.ton ; or, The Fate Of Eleanor, 3 Vols. prime res. 6d. : '5. 'Hyderabad ; or, The World at first Sight, price 3s. This Day was published, Number I. price is. (to be continued weekly), And Pan 1. price tos. dpi. (containing No. 1. to No. X. inclusive, to be continual Monthly), of rr HE GARDENER'S 'and BOTANIST'S 1 TIONARY : Contlining•the best anti newest Methods of cultivating and improving the ...Kitchen, Fruit, Plower Qarden, and Nursery ; of performing, the PraCtical Parts of Agriculture ; of managing Vineyards * and ,of propagating all sortie - in - Om Trees. By'the late PHILIP MILLER, F.R.S. Gardener to theWorshipf ream pany of Apothecaries, at their Botanic Garden in Chelsea, and, Member of the Botanic Academy at Florence. To which are now fiat added, A complete Enutneration and, Description of all Plants hitherto known, vith their Generic and SpeCitic Characlera, Places of Growth, Times of Flowering, and Uses. both Me. dicinal • and Economical. The whole ,correaed and newly arranged, with the addition of all the Modern 1 ntproveinents in Landscape and in the Culture of Trees, Plants, 'anti Fruits, particularly in the various kinds of Hot.. Houses ansi Forcing Frames, with Plates explanatory both of them; and the Principles of Botany. By THOMAS MARTYN, F.R.S. Regius Proltssor of Botany In the I.;niversity or Cambridge. Printed ford. C. and f. Rivington. No. ba, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and the rest of the Proprietors. Each Number Will contain Four Sheets of large Folio Let. ter Press, and each Part, Forty. Since ;the commencement of the . Publication, a consider. derable increa.se in the prices o f P a per a n d P r i nt i ng h as taken place. but no attviince has been made to the. Subscribers, and t he Work, at its tire - scot Price, is one of the cheapest ever offered to the Public. , Nineteen arts are already Printed, the Twentieth will speedily he published , arid the Twent,.-first will, it is pre. aimed, complete the Work. Proposal:,, with further , Particulars, be bad gratis. Na. 29. Arundel-street, Sept. 13, IsQ4. VOR Eleverl Years t have telipciutNlied all other Prak.lice for the Tie:einem of Venereal Compl.lints, and the cute of those deticiebcias which are the consequ.ekwcs of A destruelive habit. l'he undoubted qualifications which l possess, as a Mem ber of the Royal College of Surgeoni, formerly a Surgeon in the Army, 'and the of my experience In this peculiar line, constitute my. claim to thin superiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respedable general Praditioner, whose mind is harassed by attention to an iinmense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints' of DiSCMC and Debility, in which from every vamp! the world I have bet-it eqnsulted, roust have considerably couduced to my petted comprehen sion of the most complicated Cases. - If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo ment, and if such Cases of distresstul disarrangement do exist, as those which are the consequences of an 4abituat vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Pradice for the Treat ment of these, anti concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ? • In recent Cases of Infedion, all Pain, Danger, and Dili tress may be avoided, end in the first sensations of local WeAntiss, much future misery may be prevented, by such means of re-anitnation as' will restore healtband, strength to the Constitution. Through inconsiderate neglea the slightest cases beoome important, but it is the acquirement o 3 exclusive experience in this line to give a safe and . permanent restorat ion , even when other Pratlitioners have tailed. l'he terms of remuneration are pucisely state.d on the first interview, but nu loiters are answered uuless a bank Note i inclooeit MARTIN BREE, Member of the Rr>y4l foitgenns in Loniton. No. 29, Arundel:.streer, 'Strand, 1:1..1r 'Ft Thcie 11; nCI atistitlon4 ern rAn ;:e 5 4titt-strvct, oining. A Corninarider in one Ells Majesty's Ships has, in a Let. ter,. acknowledged the great benefit received from this kestn rative - Balsam, and says, " That the proprietor is at liberty to show it to any Gentleman desirous of taking tee Pills." Officer ot the Guards nas also acknowledged that this Restorative Medicine is tar superior in Weaknesses and Ner vous Debility to any Medicine .he had ever heard of, - and that beitherefore feels the- titroofit pleasure qui satisfaction in TO. commending it to the circle of hia friends and acquaintance. Note--This Restorative is prepared in pro.. dt4e more lasting etridis than alt the int erna l f orms. To be had at Wade.: Medical Warehouse, No. 157', Fleet. street; and at Wo. t 3, Old Don't-street; F. Newbery nod Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's; Mr. MatliewoOlookseth.7, Srgand; Tutt, Royal nxCllallF.,i DACOtt, Oxford-street ; and of all othor Venders of .Medicines in Town and Country, price 6s. 3d: the . Box ; or it may be had in larger pr:ce only ; 11. 9s. contain the ;quantity of six small Boxes, as made up for the Army, Navy, 4e.. *.* .A Pamphlet on the' virtaes of the Restorative, with List of Cures annexed, may be had ot the Venders,- bd. VENLItHAI. BLANDNESS, Set. To Mr. Tmou.ks TAytolt, Surgeon, No. - §; New Bridge-street, London, AAA*. Slit, rr is with the most heartfelt satisfanion that I a ddress you on the incomparable excellence of your in valuable Medicine, LEAKE's PATEN'T in th, Spring of this year I had . the Misfortune to contran a Veriel, roil Complaint, attended with the most alarming and clan. garous symptoms; insomuch, • that. 1 have been confined to my room fer a ertiole week together, and not able to stir out of it t I had no` rest night nor day, and suffered the most excruciating pain and torment, and ‘yhat was still worse, my eyes grew weak and dine, so that I could scar.:e discern any oeet, if ever so close to toe, and expcdted nothing bj than the total loss 'of, my sight.--Frout ;it- stout, healthy, and rather corpulent mail, I became a mere shadow, and an object of pity and compassion. .My friends hid all given me over, and though tmy recovery impossible. In. this dreadfu I State, and 'expeeling every minute to be my last in this world, I was fortunately recommended by. a neignbour to try your Medicine;- but having tried all medical aid to no purpose, and being at, an enormous e .it was some time before I could be prevailed-on to, take them; at last I sent for six boXes, and before I had taken them all, I Crumd eon sidarabie benefit; my pains gradually decreased, and my eye sight greW better, and,. to the great suipriie and asto.iish moot of all my friends (after taking three boxes morel, rity health and strength was perfectly restored, and 'I ani now (thanks to 30'.' God and your invaluable Medicintisi as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Yull are at full liberty to publish this in any mannet you think proper, for the benefit of society at large„, and v.vhicii I should have sent you sooner, but was fearful of a• m i iwthe ., I unman, with the utmost gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, 14... I„ I.EIGH. High'-street,lhrininihain#' Nov. I, 1799. The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free L every Venereal Aitettion, particula r ly to t h ose aboUt alter'. in their condition in as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, 4.:),etia',ifiutciroawr,beveaeltlrcdtklcuenungitue;ja:neuctisili-saiociig;ii; howevtsr discuised uhrkr the appearanee of other d . , be tt ; i t ti br ai S so cer re n ,: ti o t i i n c t , li G en l 1 ;1 . . ti ti l i a it Y s the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and sold'by the bole Proprietor, T HO.- Al TAY' LOA, ,Member of the ( arporationof 'Stitgeons, London his House, No. 9, New hridge-street ; where h e will ',sate Advice, without a fe e , to persons ta ki ng these Pills, raind will answer Patients' Letters, if pest-paid,, on the same tefinF, observing in all cases the mast inviolable secrecy, no Patient's name or case having been mentioned, but at t h e i r own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the cootie of inure than 35 years, that he has had the condo:Ain ) / of au extonsive side of the above Medicine, and th e Practice arising therefrom. They arc also sold by his appointment, af the p er _ -furne,er:, No. 35 # St. Alban's-street., Pail- Matti Mr. ito bertson's Toy-shop, No. ro3, Oxford-stret , t ; Mr. Steel's, No. t, nion-row; tittle I.'oWer-1101 : and by tine Per. soot ul o tiy l ineve s r . y 9 c d oil e s a ill i e i r . al s r e1eaL',41'..;4?4 with lull attd ;)lain I.>i. ructions, wriereny Persons of either Sex Toy cure them- SelVeSLWith ease Alia ioectecy. N. , ls. Each Pox halt!' in Great Britain is 'sealed up with Stamp, on which, by favour of . the t. oturnissimeri, is printed At the,. Stag ,t)iflt:.; — 4 ' T. 'Taylor, No.' 9, New liridgestreet,--tb 'o'lloo ,which is Fiotly, anti Ail othz: are coutlteltc!tli. •