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No. 1, Sivallow-,street, SHIPPING AGENCY. LICENSES of every ElLscription, Orders in Council, Protections froni the Impress Service, Medi terranean Passes, acid Ships Documents, procured with the Utmost dispo , ch. APPlications made to the Treasury and other Public Of u c ces, and Good,. entered and shiprd by applying to Messrs. Ityder a n d Weeks, No. S, St. Michael's-alley, Carnbill. • Bats discounted, and Money advanced on an kinds of Se curities, as usual. SLATER'S PATENT COOKING AppARAT - us. T. LEMAITRE, sole Agent, takes the li . berty of informing his Friends and the Public, be now txhibits for sale the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 14, Castle -street, Holboln. It is the best-Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom ; and the most clean, delicate,, and cheap mode of stealM'ag,, stewing, roasting, baking, 'broiling, and boiling. A Dinner for Two Hundred Persons may be dressed with lesg than a peek of coals. N. B. The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for in spection front one to four. o'clock. „ . TO MR. OAKES, 8, CORNHILL. SIP. Somers-town, May 20, 1811. LAVING purchased a whole Ticket at your Cffice, lathe Lottery to be draica on Thursday next, I aro not without hopes that I shall obtain a 20,0001. Prize, which will, of course, entitl.2 me tothe whole, or greater part, of those Guifieas which you display in you: window ; this be ing the case, I feel interested • , .n their safety, and would re commend to yem that you should deposit them in the Bank of England, untill call for them on. Friday. • I '4nfir ' Your hurableServaut JOHN RICHARDS. XING'g BIRTH DAY, Nt:NT THURSDAY, THE PRE SEN.'. STATE LOTTERY WILL BF. ALL DRAWN. T . ICKETS and. SNARES are SELLING by HORICSIJY and CO. No. 26 2 CORNI-ITI,L: HORNSBY and Co.'s is the only Office wltere the First TW O 15,0001. Prizes were sold, and also where the Two First 4 ,0001. Prizes were. sold ; besides • . ,C 25,000 . . . . 20,000 . . . . 10,000 . . . 5,000 4,000 • . . . 2,000 7 . . . ..... 1,000 101 All of which were paid on Demarid. Orders by l'oA or Cart ier,• executed with Fidelity and Dis- Pttch. . of . 33 . AZARD, BURNE, and WARNERS, Stock brokers, respectfully inform the Public,that TICKETS and SHARES for the eitsuini LOTTERY, are now oniale at their Office, No. R 3, Royal Exchange, London. . • In this Lottery, which consists of only 8,000 Tickets, the Capital Prizes are nearly as great, both in Number and Value, °a in the last consisting of .12,000, and the Drawing (which will be,deteinined in One Day), will take place on the 4th of JUN E, the KING'S BIRTHDAY. 111 the Lottery just concluded, the following Capital prises were Sold and Shared at the above Office, viz. No. 7,205 £' 5,000 2,860 9,722 • 9,722 1,268 4,609 2,873 &c. &c. &c-. • ON THURSDAY NEXT THE WHOLE OF THE LOT TERY WILL BE DRAWN. KING'S BIRTH-DAY. It.ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. the Contractors, respectfully inform the Public, that the './ATE lemma will be drawn the 4th of JUNE. SCHEME. £20,000 3 10,000 4 5,000 4 3,000 6 2,000 8 - - And 1,578 of 1001. 801. 501. 401. &c. &c. &c. TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE by RICHARDSON, OODLUCK, and CO. at their Offices, the Corner of Banlr.- ,'Llildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing- Cro ss ; where; in the Lottery drawn on the 90th April last, - 4 e3' sold the following CAPITAL PRIZES, in 64 Shares : No. 5,518 a Prize of 410,000 11,518 - - - 500 11,433 - - - 3,000 2,404 - - - - 300 10,609 - -. 300 9,740 - - - - - 240 3,258 - - - - 200 of £ 1,00 1 I - 1 • - 300 SOO TO THE PUBLIC . -- ---- - ---- —• dr ... 1 WEBB, for favours already experienced 1 - 1 1 - • returns his sincere Thanks, and from those Personi i t 4 elinedto.adventure.in the SMALL but RICH LOTTERY, 4, be Drawn on THURSDAY 4th JUNE, he respectfully soliciti a preference; . having now a great va li etY of Tickets and Shares for Sale, at his newly established jet FORTUNATE OFFICE, 17, LUDGATE-StREET; near St. Paul's ; *here th e l a st Prize of FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS E VER SHARED, was sold in One Half, One Quarter,'One E ighth, and Two Sixteenths, and paid on demand. 4 * * Orders from the Country punctually attended to. Go trrnment Securities Bought and Sold by Commission. Irish ' 4II IE Notes exchanged for British . Currency, and _Bills on Dublin negociated by G. WEBS, Stock-broker. Licensed State Lottery Office, 17 , Ludkate-street, near St. Pauls. FOR RHEVMATISMS, COLDS, Sec. 1)11. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS are admi rably calculated for the above, and all those Com i,laints to which the Human Frame is liable from the vicis litudes of our Climate, as likewise for Bilious and other Disorders of the Bowels ; and for Head-achs, occasioned by in digestion or by free gs p _They should be taken upop every slight indisposition, ano ~limari by tinkl assisting nature- in the due discharge of the functions, they preserve the body in health and 'gout. As they. require no con fi nement, they are particularly con venient for Travellers. „ Sold only by I. Newbery and Sons, No. 43, St. Paul's, ;Id at Dr. James ' s late house , in Bruton-street, London ; r f , e , 4%. 6d. a box ; or six in a large box fot 11. 4s. .., ,, Dserve the words, " F. Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's," —4l 4YeAt in the stamp. • TO BE SOLD BYAUCTION, By. Mr. STEWART, At his Great Room, 194;:. PICCADILLY, on WEDNESDAY, - June 10, at 12, with immediate pussession,L_ THE ValuAbl • FREETIOLD ESTATE of BUCKSBRIDGE, most desirably situated in.the Parish and adjoining the Town and Borough of Wetidorer, Buck.; ingliamstvlre, With Votei for the County and Borough of Aylesbury; comprising a Dwelling-house for • a Family of re spectability, Out-offices, Barns, Farm-yard, Garden-, Orchard, Trout-stream and Fish-ponds, One Hundred and 'Four Acres of rich arable 'Meadow' Land, extensive Right of CominOn or Sheep-walk bounding the same, the *hole very compaCt and inclosed on and adjoining the Turnpike-road, and a Branch 'of the Grand Junction Canal ; conveyances and.froM Lon don every.day; a Site part of the country for-field Sports. Richard Staples, Bailiff at Buclisbridge Wendover, will sbew the Estate. _ _ Particulars had of Thomas Hearne, Esq. Solicitor, Buck- ingham; the George and Angel Inns, Northampton ;. George, Aylesbury; White Hart, Great Missendeui Crown, Atner sham ;' White Horse, Uxbridge; Red Lion, • Wendover, and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. VALUABLE STEAM MILL AND STORE-HOUSES,' AT DOVER. „ TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, On TUESDAY, the Sixteenth day of June next, at the ROYAL OAK INN, in DOVER, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon', by order of the Assignees of Peter Becker, a Bankrupt, and of the Mortgagee, • ALL that Valuable New-erected Freehold -LAL. STEAM-MILL, lately employed in. the Corn Trade, with capacious Store-houses, Caves, and other suitable appen dages, situate at Dover, very contiguous to 'the harbour, which affords great facility of shipping and - unsbipping goods at it very trifling expense of carriage. The Mill drives five pair of Stones and a Wheat Machine, or thilee.pair of Stones arid Wheat Machinery; fuel may be obtained at a yery mo derate expense, and the concern possesses the means of ear- Tying on an eXtensive and lucrative tradv, in-a manner pecu liarly advantageous. M• For particulars apply to Mr- Shipdern and Mr. Gravener, Solicitors, Dover ; r.John•Barnes, Solicitor, Clifford's Inn, And Messrs. Egan and Waterman, Solicitors, Essex-street, Strand. BERKSIIIRE.-LEASE/lOLD COTTAGE. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, • • By COOPER and WILLMOT, • lit the KINCCS AkMS, IVIAIDENHEAD-BRIDGE, On SATURDAY, the 6th Da:y of JUNE, 1812. At-Twelve, o'clock, THE Unexpired 'Term of 31 .Years of' and in an Elegant COTTAGE arid PREMISES, in a most delightful Situation, commanding beautiful Views of Clifden Woods and the River Thaines, one Quarter of a Mile from the Bath Road and• Maidenhead-bridge; One Mile from the TOwn of Maidenhead, Two from Coottl-Am Bray, and Six froni Windsor. The House and Offices consist of a Drxwing-room, Eating parlour,' Butler's - Pantry, Water-closet, and - two Kitchens, all on the Ground-floor, and six- comfortable Sleeping-rooms on the Upper Story ; particularly well adapted for the Residence of a small Family. • A Courtyard with Coach-house; Two-stal l . Stable, Poultry yard, Wood, Tool, ar.d Gardening Houses.. . • A most excellent KITi;HEN-GARDEN:weII stocked, and an ORCHARD in full hearing. A veranda surrounds - the House. The Pleasure-ground. , and Shrubbery-is. most tastefully laid out. The Fixtures will be included in the Sale. The Furniture, which is well adapted in the House, may he taken by Appraisement, -and immediate Possession had. • May be viewed by Tickets, on application to Wm. Bowyer, Esq. Exchequer Office, Temple ; Mr. Willis, Maidenhead, bridge; and of the Auctioneers, Maidenbead'and Cookham, of ,whom Particulars (in due time) may be had ; also iat the neighbouring Inns, the Auction Mart, at the Exchequer Coffee-house, Westatinster, at at the Printing-office; Maiden lade. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, price 11. ss. in boards ; A few Copies on large paper, price 11. 16s. in boards ; a N ew Edi. tion, being,the Eighth, of 1 HRI - BTIAN RESEARCHES in ASIA To which are prefixed, Two Discourses, preached beforethe University of Cani bridge, on Corarzer.cg=ent Sunday, July 1, 1810. By the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHANNAN, D. D. Late Vice-Promost of the College of Fort William, in Bengal, and Member of the Asiatic Society. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Memoir df the Expediency of an Ecclesiastical Establish ment for British India, svo. price 4s. Rs. in boards. 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E-dST4NDIA-HOUSE, May 27, 1212. rill - TE CO URT of DIRECTORS of the PNITE.IS bOMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGL4YD trading to the EAST-INDIES do hereby give Notice; That at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of said Company, appointed to be held at their House, in Leaden hall-street, .on Wednesday, the 24th June nod, at Eleven o' Clock in the Forenoon, -a Resolution of the Court of Dirc. , - tors of the 20th March last, for allowing a Pension of 400/ . per Annum to Capt. Robert Hay, late C'ommander to the gip Astell, will be laid before the said General CoUrt for their probation, agreeably to. the 19th Section of .the GM Chapter of the Company's Bye-Lazcs. lPlLLl t litt R~IIIS 4Y, tires. THE late damp weather having proved p.irticn larly injurious to the HAI R, by destroying the curl, and deranging its natural beautiful appearance, to prevent this, Lathes and Gentlemen should use ATK IN SO N'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUI l), which will keep the curl perfeet in damp weather, or during exercise. in riding; dancing, &c. This fluid is.also allowed, by competent fudges, the best article ever invented for dressing the Haiti , adds to its growth and thickness to astonishment. and con veys such a beautiful gloss and fascinating attraction 4s can , be obtained by no other means. _ _ N. B.—Keeps false hair in curl, and anakco it pear natural. - Sold by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the D. N. and Duchess of York, Cocksutir-street Harding and I , o‘vell, Pall Mall ; Turner, and Overton, 47, New Bond. greet; Grange, 189, Oxford-street ; Taite, Cornhill ; Cheapside ; Berry, 17, Greek-street ; Davison, Fleet , street; and most perfutner3 and hair-dressers ; and by the Proprietor, lames Atkinson, Perfumer, 9, High-street, Bloomsbury, London, in bottles at 3s. 6d. and 6a. where may be had, Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, for changing red or grey Hair to an auburn or beautiful jet black. - THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN 'i'l-IL WU10;i). MACASSAR OIL, for improving and acccie - a» ting the GROWTH of HA IR. Patronised 6y ilie;r Royal highnesses the f'riticess of WALES and Duke of SUSSEX, and most of the Nobility. • its Victims are comprised of vegetable I ngrcdients from a Tree in the . Island of .vlacassar, in the East Indies. 'fits Oil is no pretended foreign Oil.. but the genuine - produce of the Macassar Tree; and it is recommended on .the Basis of Truth, 'Expelience, and the most rcspettab;c and accrecUtcd Testimonials. - Where the Hair ...las been deficient fora Se. ries of Years, this Qil will fully replenish it. It is calcu. lated to nourish and preserve. the Hair from falling off changing its colour (particularly after Sea 13 thing, which often proves injurious to thel-lair),,anci by its Moisture era. dicates whatever Matters its Growth, and sum - makes it thick and regular. Lathes. especially, will find the beneficial Effeels of thiS Oil. as it gives to the Tresstss a most beautiful Gloss and Scent, and when dressed and curled, it renders it iik.xpress bl7rattradting. 'I r is also pre-eminent for Children's instead of Soap, Z.:c. it eradicates the Scurf easier, is cx. trernely beneficial to the latant, and brings . the !lair to a beautiful state. It is also admirably adapted to promote the Growth of Whiskers,, Eye-brows, &c. likewise is far superior to Portriturn for constant use in dressing, with or w i t h pur Powder. Sold at 3s. 6d. ios. 6d. and large bottles; containing eight small, at LI. ts. each, by the Proprietors, Rowland and Son, Kirby _street, Hatton-g:•rden, London ; and by their Appoint ment, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, Catty and Co. 57, D. Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, New Bond-street; Hendries, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchborne.street ; Bayley and Blew, Perfumer s to t h e D u k e anti Duchess of York, Cockspur.stree; ; R. Rowney, i„-6, Hatton-garden ; S. Berry, Greek-street, Soho.; Lowe, 330, Strand; I. T. 'Rigge, 6i, Cheapside,,and sz. Park-street cones, Apple-tree-yard, St. lames's ; Burgess,, Cursitor_ street ; Patie, Butts, and Co. Lombard-Street; . Barclay and Sons, Fleet market ; Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, 4, and Stubbs.•3B, Cheapside ;- Bow. ling, Walker, and • Co. Borough . • Dicey and Sutt !n, how Church-yard ; Shaw and Edwaris. 66, Sr.. l'aul's Church. yard; Harding, Howell, and Co: Ztg, Pall-Mall ; T. Raine and Co. 25, King-street, Covent-garden ; 1 horn, 45, Bacon, 151, Grang'e, and Turner, Oxford.street ; and by all Per. turners and Medicine Venders in London, and in every Town throughbut the Empire. Beware of Servile Imitations. The Genuine Macassar . Oil has the signature on the outside Label, in Red Ink, A. liowland and Son,' and the words ' Rowland's Macassar Oil' engraved on the bottle.; Of whom may be had,, • ALSANA EXTRACT, in bottles at ros. 64., and 4s. 6rl. each. Also, tie ACS ANA POWDER, at 2s. gd. per box, for eradicating all Disorders of tile Teeth and Gums, and rendering them extremely beautiful ; patronised by her Royal Highness the Duchess ut York, find his Excellency the Duke del I nfantado. DEPILITY, STRICTURES, &c. EL' OURACED by the uniform success at• • tending their peculiar method of treating a few preys lent'Complaints, confirmed by the experience of many years in a 'very extensive pradice, sensible also of the happy ett::.cts resulting to the public from men of professional skill con.' fining their attention to a certain class of Diseases, Messrs. GOSS and CO. tontinue ,to dired their studies to those disorders arising from a secret destrtielive habit of incon' siderate youth. which not only occasions a numerous train of nervous attedions, but entails also on its votaries the enervating imbecilities of old age. In all such distressing cases of Debility or Deficiency, as regularly educated 4ur geons.of London, they oiler a_ firm, sate, and perfect Itesto., - ratiort to sound and vigorous Health. In ttie early stage of the Venereal Disease they are enabled, by a safe and sope rior mode, to effedually remove every vestige of the com plaint in two or three days, and even in the most deplorable stages of this melancholy disorder. ILiwever inveterate . or complicated, their plan of treatment (without restraint in diet or exercise) insures to the patient a petted, spe e dy, an d radical cure. As frequently arising from or connette4 With the above : complaints, Gleets and Stridures have not escaped their attention; for by improVed, mild, and effic.,ciouS means, they pledge themselves to remove such diseases, whether recent or of long duration, without' resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the caustic. Such has been the agreeable re, ult of a ptadice of fifteen years, that their mode of treatment has not in one single in stance ever proved abortive; during which period enemy thousand persons of both sexes have -experienced the happy enjoyment of being perfedly cured, after severe and injurious methods had been persevered in by others to no purpose. These considerations first induced Messrs. GOSS and Co, publicly to offer their advice, and they presume their pre. tensions constitute. a fair ground for the unprecedented Con. tidence with which they have by the Public•been so liberal , . ly honoured. To be consulted at their house daily, personally 4 or by letter, by Patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy, delicacy, and honour. Patients in the country stating the particulars of their case, age, manner of living, &e. &c. enclosing a sank Note for advice and medicines, the same will be forwarded to any part Of the kingdom. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, No, i 3, Botivcrie-street s . Fleet. street. I\\