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e • NumBAR 8750.] CO NTRACT TO D hLIVER. COALS Al' GIBRALTAR, it AND IN THE WEST INDIES. ' , • Commissariat Department, Treasury . Chambers, Sept. 8, 1820. SUCU Persons as are desirous of Contracting • with , the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to DELI-, YER . ,COALS at GIBRALTAR, BARBADOES, and AN-, 11 GLTA', May receive Particulars of the Contracts at this Owes' t l)e '"leenthe hours of Ten and Pciur, and deliver tlitir'Tess-! 11e q. sealed up and directed to the Agent for Commis-: riat-Snpfllies, marking thereon "Tender for Cos.'s," on "t before'): ridgy, the' ied rt4a i nt, but none will be • re "l''tel" after' Welie‘o'cloek on that Day; nor will any Pso= . tie noticed, unless made on or annexed to Ss printed 41111:War, and the Prizes inserted its words at length ; nor 11 2 1 ! .8.1, a Letter be subjoined to Such Proposal, signed by'. :P,V.4 Persons of inown Property, engaging to beConse lsussit * i l 1 -the Patty tendering, in the Sum expressed- in the Par ticio 4 ' 4 , for the due - perforixiance*of the antract. • • OFFICE OF ORDA 7 .4.VCE, Jarly 31, 1830' CIE PUBLIC are hereby informed that ''rflirtv-seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY • ...1 C.44 i , Vi7 Buil - AIN, carried on : under Strperintendence .71be late M,,jur-General WILLIAM MUI)GE, LL.D. Kit. ts. _ l4l4 &:!'' , , are now complete, and that I IPItit I SSIONS from &Ile at the ORDNANCE MAP OFFICE, in the t9 • l ' ll F-R- of LONDON, and also at Mr. FUDEN'S, Map and • Lti. kr • • '''Ciler, CHARING-CROSS. %,,""" PLATES contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, 41 ` ) Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and propor cp: Qf Somerset, SVrrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen , 4tir gati Wilts , Barks, Middlesex, Sufrulli, Hertford, and Pa - • o....,containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, 'and of the'adjacent Country, was published on the ` 4l .ktigtist, 1819, as the Work still in iirogresi, "t\C'tli original D , * -in a complete Map of A rt esi b ir or 6it g npOn a .Scale of - out . inch 'to a Mile, the y 4144 !10n of the future parts will follaw'as fast as the rm .••c,f Inch a W.rk will admit,• without increasing the an kv,fl7l, - • • . ; v0, 4 "' . ! -I :e l VeL. wishing to procure ,p Map of the Country sur t- t.beir-own habitations, may, by application to Mt. 441:.t1i', at the Ordnance Mar, Office (where an Index sewn),' they fur that • select any ',nets please, •to - w ' • • • • - Letters on this Object,. addressed to NT!. Baker, under '4ter to th e Sy'erekary - of the Plaid - of Ordnance, Pall Mall; Arty l . .. itumediat'ely attended to. . 1l Order cif tlfg Board, R. H. CIIEW, Sec. CHAPEL.—T,o be SOLD, the all EPISCOPAL CHAPEL; situatein-;the Act particulars,, apply to Messrs. . 64 ' 1 Grant., 'Solicitors", TO, - John• - steeet,. Bedford- tovr. . . Si'. TAI OM AS'S . FTOSPITAL: -ML ASTI PY.COOPER and itt. GREEN, I ) ,' 'g - i ' ittiteir COURSE Of ANATOMICAL:and 4F4a ; Lttninv.s MONDAY, the 2d of 'OCfO - `'''lWO O'CLOCK,- CLOVES and Dr. GREG ORY will i,„,'4...•.conitnence their wEcri f :it COURSE of . . LECTURES Istt.;,I.IIEORY and PRAc"rict of, PHYSIC, anti on. the ‘:( . 4,1" 1 ".‘ NIEDICA . , on. MONDAY, October 9, st Nine zi ;t the Nlorning, The Lectnres will be delirerett at George's and St, James's DispenSary. No. •la, Old l'oh.-srO rc, where further particulars maybe tem tied, l itter,, l ' i c:ktion, ans. Morning between the Hours of gleven '‘4II)t CAL SeHOOI., SAINT BARTHOIONIEW'S ..,,, LIOSPIT.A4. ' , • , • •`'E WINTER COURSES of LECTURES ft 2, 11: :,t;.i!L.be cotnnieneedat this S clidol on MONDAY S • Oct. c.) -) oCloc;'• .. 11.-I::the'TlitOßY and PR tCTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. 41 . „ n-i,..- \ ; tiw i f`liTervlY and PH YSIO LOGY, by Mr. ABERNETHY. • qh`.. %," e IIIEORY and PI-At: ICE of SURGERY, by . Alr. • 1 1 4 - --, , F.Tuly . ' . . . • O a, , = l-1 „ ENIisTRY and MATERIA. MEDIC A, by Dr. HUE. . Ii rtyA‘YIFF.ItY, by Dr:GOOCH. • ' ll '''' -- ' ':').l AN TOMY and. DE . MONSTRATIONS, by ' ' ' 1 - - till., ' 1- • -- • - .. .__ .. . Ap„ ti'l ",' Partictilarc inay be obtained by application at the , Y 's 'Shop of the Hopital. ----:-. ;. "z ") • , D EVON CATTLE AND NEW .LEICESTER SHEEP. --... ' • I V IR cliiLaos %.;I`sT NUM - , SALE will lit "mmen'ee at the FARM Y:\llD, K1 . N , 1 ET, near ilipr e kj i . en TUEsDAy, Oct.:3, 1820, at Tvi__<!_ s Cio_c_k_ . , ,. %i . l2e , l t: ra. he SOLD between THIRTY and i• cm ty _tth o, 1 ,, i,, , __ , . itif c —4 4 - the pure No: th Devon Breed, consistsin, of 111 41i, °‘" and Heifers, stinted to most ' valuable nits 1 i q , t,“:`__ c. 4! that are adapted to feed or to work.' Near a . Hundred I tt gre Ewes n„ ~ancl Theaves.that aredeseendeq P l r r e C ' h i ild i t.: 11 ,,,s r ',„. - „ --- c' e4 feY,' of :Ni , rinantOti Hill, front whom il. 1 ,W - "ilie"' a rly hie' I It: ; during nearly•the last 36 years, and Illefiell_:ni,►ber of e' she,,r lL Elng blethers i n . , good state for the ,silti . ll 3 % F lu r to put to I urnips.—A ew it ry , tlesirahle Yearling L4„.....................____,1,1ywpricr1ji:ett l e i !s' e c ti l:P i r r i t e t, ii i , ,,i , i;:t .o : : ;''' h l a e s , ' :h u r ' e d d t . " l . i ' rg i e ll l7, stay u ' ' L i treatede Lull ..,.. --___---... V A l'ENl' IRONSTONE • CHINA.--The 4.4'1\44414v and Gentry are ' respectfully informed, that i t '4l el ,e • a t a '. l)ll . s _ctaleti6; eithe r in town . or country, maybe (mul -1 tt, b s . I irnished 'with the above China, on the most libv i ra t I' tql,,s,.' f a i t b ,9. and C. NI ASO:Vs, I t ' Aloemarle•street, an( a . h i --. ) — "''Y's (I it ' :•,- al ' 11- •'e ' r and Neale,) . St. Paul s -It'lle'l'Yard, only ' e Dinin g-room ea n i ; stipplied with table suits, Ililiare ready for % deliv e ry, 'f • wer , price and quality, with 11.1\Ihs,jat,11.s, (' e Che ) ese St . a .. nds,• Ice Butter 4.i r eth It . water Plates, Dish Pans, Jags, mugs, and : . lorn .n s . , t,, 4 _, 1 ,,., 41 , s, Bread Baskets, Punch •B 0 wts, Dessert S.ts t. t ' ," lc -- „" r „ Is i"g Centr 'Di ' s!) •s ' Fruit Dishes,. Orange Bas ,i-realit•-•7; 'ails, Wine e Coole% ' 'Sze. Breakfast rooms with ' i s le ~.73 ' , Tta, Coffee, and Dtjeune Sets, with curry appen i.st ~,i'll,ributitit,• , ~,, to the comfort and elegance of the Brek ,4;llli f.. .en 'eable.' Kitch en stoce:cooms, Dairies, &c. Sei e ,l' gr,p`crrlllitited. complete. The ornamental . display , c . omprists V: 15,. ,1 4 1. tletl assemblage of Urns and Cabinet cliina,fr t o t n ie l ti , , , 11t,,,,_, _,? the least sizes and values, appropriate d t o , ,Wiillet: ' F is h, ,. err, Staircase, Balcony; Pier an d .'all ep; I. Ladies' Work and Sofa Tables, Sideboar d,. s. A ° l l ,ls' ~ e, ,e i e - , 84 e• ezc; &c. Itegiments,Ships, Canteens, Clubs, .(:,.4te. it-•i'4"lds, Geenlemen's ' Yachts, served wit h' this • des*. •• ',, ,l lele(or•anv other descriPtion) in appropriate patterns ( nli•itraldic.Oi other device respired, ou the faes,t rci!- ... • ~ s % 1v .... ~ • .. 4 ora l tract's. • • ' _ ... URGESS'S NEW SAUCE for General •F Purposes, baying 'gircn such great approbation, and the demand for it continuing to increase, .1(..45, BUTGESS and SON beg most respectfully to offer this their best ac knowledgments to the Public fur their liberal patronage the same : its utility and great convenience in nll climates. has recommended it to the most distitiguished foreign con nexions, who have all spoken highly in its recomMendation. It is prepared by them ONLY; and for preventing disappoiN inent to families, all possible care has - been resorted to by each bottle being scaled upon the cork with their firm and address, as well as each label having their signature, with out whielrit cnnnot be genuine. • JOHN BURGESS and SON long established and ranch esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be pre pared by them after the same mangles that has given the greatest satisfaction fur many years. Wareltuuse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, London. (The Ori4inal Fists-Sauce Warehouse.) ❑nsei 3 . 0 oil ) ❑ter - Inths. r 5 of ti stance , it ras" VrYn . " . w tioe 011 the chit nvielJ; 'lst I'<►' is Gfi re have rovince 'tit yr, Ito iue !tor 4 to Loll', Ado - , rorthy* Risers ingiv4 it.l be Le 0 0 , 41 17 AA , ' IfiCe• in le ace T or . chair ,;(l. the long e, luties iat t l ier 6 :s o f tV call 70'1 the ,111- eol:r;, as, P he , tile" .., shed ai• eft her for lier • Icen oor if' re t. ,re; rti , a"' cAt c jc Caro- e 6,nt I r‘• • sl .It Ord'. ;;zeS, . - . . , .. • . - • * , ~.,,,,,,, ;,,,,, fly di ' .k . 'Z''' " 47 ' 4 4.., • -,=:.: 6 ;' ~ - - —...,,..: be l , .1:1.... st-'.. , 5.,,, .',- •." • , _.......,... ; ~ . . ..,, . ... , .“`ll' ' 'C '-' . . - 1. *L . ..', - 4;: - - • + k r' •- . ' ' ' l ' , . . ; .. • , ' • ' ' Ai. , .. ilift VN . • ' . ____ e€4o4::r.-tht- 4r..-- "'"_......-iii. . b ~ ~'`' ~,: ~-~ ` . -,o t SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1820. SALES OF ESTATES. SUFFOLK ESTATES.—To be- SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the.Higti Conn of Chancery, made in a cause " - --Edghr against 'Harland," (with the approbation of William Courtellay, one of the Masters of the said Court) at the Great White Horse Inn, at-Ipswich, in Suffolk, on Friday the Vid and Saturday the 423 d days of September, MO, in VI Lot, ' -rffIIIE several MANORS of Knodishall, 131a kell Is rn , and Worthant, Fleedhall, other vOst; Fleetliall, and Stradishall. Also the Advoirsons of'the several RECTORIES of Knots , - rlishalt, litmlienharn; Gotheek, and Rishangles. And also certain FREEHOLD and ;QPYHOLD ESTATES situate in the seVeral Pat-isles' of 'Knowdishall, Blakenhaw, • Gosbeck, Trintley Saint Mai•y, Trintley Saint Martin, - Haste ' wo6o, Frikton, Aldebur'gb, BOxlow, Braulford,Soinersliaru, Ailtboclarig, Saxmuncibaiii; Sternfield, Benhall, Itisliangles, Aspall, Wetherinpett, Occo!d, Little Sionhato, • FarlStonhatn, Mendlesham, Lleddingfield, and Stradishalt,. all -Situate in- the County of Suffolk;' late' the property of, John Vernon of Wherstead Hall, in the said County of SO-, folk, Esq., deceased. The Sale to begin each . clayat' Ten' • The Estates may be viewed and the Plans of them seen, by 'appiidation to Mr. Samuel Harwood, of Belsted-Hail, near ips.wich, of whom printed Particitlars may be had (gratis) ; alSu 'at' the - said Master% Chambers, its ,SoUthampton-build ings, Chancery-lane; ut Mt'. Whist, w and Mr. Crec, Solidi tors, butts in Gra)'s Inn Mr. George Sturdy, Solicitor, stone4wildings, 'Lincoln's inn •' Mr. Thomas Smith, Six Clerks Other, : Chancery-lane ; Mr. • Peatson, and Messrs., Brame and Nutcutt, - Solicitors, at Ipswich; Mr. %Papuan, So-, liciar; at Bury St. Edmunds;' and Mr. Belman, Solicitor, at . Eye; and at the Angel; at Ilford; Spread Eagle, Ingatestone;• Blue • Posts, Witham; Three Cops, Colchester; Crown, Woodbridge; Bell, Saxntuttharn; and of Messrs. Meggy and Chalki,Auctioneers, Chetinsford.. SUSSEX —To be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the H i gh Court of Chancery, made in a-Cause .‘ Hod soil,againstALane," with the approbation of Samuel Comp- • ton-Cox, Esq. one of the Masters of the said. Court, at the, Dolphin Inn, in Chichester; in the County of Sussex, on MONDAY, the 11th day of •September, between the hours of One and Two o'Clock in-the Afternoon of the same Day, in Two Lots, • 1 1 1 W 0 FARMS, in the neighbourhood of CM chester, partArterhold 'and part Copyhold, situate in the'Several Parishes of FUntingdon, Gotham, and Felpham ; some or one of them in the said UMW) , Of •Susiex ; the one of them containing about 106 Acres, and the other about 109 Acres, inure or leis, now in the respective occupations of Mr. Cosens and Mr. Martin. N.B.=-The tenant's will show the Farms.—Printed Particu lars may he had (gratis)' at the said It;aster's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of k.tigland ; the .Dolphin Inn, Chichester; Crown, Arundel; White Hart, Lewes; the Hotel, Bognor; Lamb,' East-Bunrne ; at the Libraries at little Hampton and Worthing; of the respective tenants'on the premises, and of Messrs:Austin and Claridge, Solicitors,. Sevenualss, Kant, where plans of the Farins may be seen. ' SALES OF ESTATES. MANSION, and 495 ACRES, near TETBURY, GLOUCES- - , TEBSHIBE. FREEHOLD, and LAND TAX REDEEMED. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. CHRIS TIE, at the BOOMS, at CHELTENHAM, on FRIDAY, the Lith of October, by Order of the Exe cutois of John Cripps, Esq. deceased, in three Lots. LOT I.—UPTON HOUSE, a Substantial Stone-boilt M ANSION, the Elevation of elegant Archi tecture, with office!, Stabling, Garden;- and Paddocks; alto gether nearly Twemy-tive Acres. One mite d..tacit from the respectable Matte; TOwn of Tetbury, and• from the Mail .Coach road through Cirencester to Bath, 20 mks from Bath and Cheltenham, in, the midst of Genteel Society, and con veniently situated for the Badminton Hunt. - --The Mansion contains it noble lofty Hall, and three Rooms; besides . Otffees on the Ground Floor, - four Bedchambers on the tits% and sir e.in the attic, and is let to Walter Paul, Esq. until Lady Day next; - LOT 11.- , -THREE INCLOSCRES of GRASS LAND, called DItY‘pROUND, FURLONGS and GREAT DOWN, fifty serer, one-hall Acres, contiguons to Lot 1. LOT 111.—An adjoining FREEHOLD 'ESTATE, called LOWFIELD FARM, consisting of a Substantial Stone Built Farm House ' with excellent-nom Buildings, and.4'.3 a. 2 r. 19 p. of Meadow, Pasture and Arable, held with Lot it. on Lease, until Lady-day 1824, by a highly respectable tenant, Mr. John Cooke of Tetbury, who has greatly improved the same. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Letall and Paul, Solici tors at Tetburv, at the Rooms at Cheltenham, at the Printers nt Crutwellfs Bath and the Gloucester Papers; at the Angel, Bath ; Swan, Cirencestti; and Star, 'Oxford ; of William Green, Esq. Solicitor, Salisbury Square, Fleet-street; at the Mart, and of Mr. Christie, Pall-mall. . NORTHFIELD, WORCESTERSHIRE. —To - be Sold, pursuant tri-a Decree of the-High Court of Chancery, made . in certain Causes ' entitled,- Jervoise against Clark e ," an d -Grey against- Clarke," with the :approbation of William Alexander, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Castle Inn,.High -street, Birmingham, on ,Monday, the 18th, Tuesday, the 19th, and WEDNESDAY, the 20th days of September inst. in 94 lots, • • A VERY 'Valuable' and Extensive FREE HOLD ESTATE, comprising the Manor Nor! hfield and. Weoley, the Advowson of the very valuable Rectory of Northfield and Coftun Hacket, and divers FarMs•and• Lands, containing,togetker about 200(1 acres, u considerable part of whieb- is tithe-free.—One, of t he Lots will comprise the exten sive-Manor of Northfield and Weoley, with several eligible Farnirr, containing toget ber•about 1200acres,principallytithe free, king within a ring fence, and let-to respectable tenants at moderate rents. This Lot is very eligibl e for the, invest ment of capital, or might.. snit any Gentleman desirous of re siding on his own estate, there being on one of the farms a very commodious house, with suitable outbuildings, which, at a moderate expellee, might be rendered a desirable residence, bring within a convenient distance from the Birmingham and Worcester Turnpike Road,- and not intersected by any public carriage road, and affording every facility fur the pre servation of game. Many of the other Lots adjoin the Turnpike-road, and are very eligible as Building Ground, and the whole Estate is well cinennistanced with regard to roads and navigable ca nals. 'The whole of this property, with the exception of the Glebe in Colton Hackett, is situate in the Parish of North field,. in the County of Worcester, on the high turnpike-road front Bit Mingham to Worcester, and is distant five miles from the former place. Particulars may be had at the said Master's Chambers, SouthaMpton-buildings, Chancery.lane, London ; of Mr. W. Le Blanc, New Bridge-street; 'Masts. Hicks and Braiken ridge, Bartlett's-buildings; and Mr. Phillips, Norfolk-street, Strand ; Mr. Fowler, surveyor, High-street, Birmingham ; Mr. H a lf ut d, West Bromwich ; and at the following Inns : Castle Inn, Birmingham ; Crown, Bronisgrove ; Hop Pole, Worcester ; Star, Stafford; Woolpack, Warwick; an d G rea t Stone, Northfield- • HAMPSHIRE.---To be SOLD, pursuant ti• a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in certain Causes,, entitled " Jtrvoise against Clarke,!' and " Gray . against Clarke," with the approbation of William Alexander, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, on FRIDAY;the 1 5 th day of September, 1840, at the Public Sa,;e 1t0.4.1 of the Court of Chancery, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, Very Valuable and Extensive ESTATE, comprising the .Manor of- CHALTON .and• FIVE. HEADS ; the Advowson of the valuable' Rectories of Chalton, Clanfield, and Blendworth; the Adeowson of the Vicarage of Catherington, together .wit h divet s Farms and Lands, contain ing together upwards of 6000 Acres; and the Great Tithes of abuu' 473 Acres of Land.: The whole of which Property is situate within the several Parishes- of Chalton, Clanfield, Blendworth, Catherington, East Meon, Redhampton, and Petersfield, in the County of Hants ; Emir miles from Havant, ten miles from Portsmouth, ten - miles from Chichester, and six miles front Peterstiela.. _ Printed particulars whereof may. be had gratis at the said Mast e r's fliaoibers, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; also of Mr. Wm..l,e Blanc, New Bridge-street, 'Blaclariars; and Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's-buildings, Lundon,i (at 139th which places plats of the Es:ate may be seen) ; Mr. Phillips, Norfolk-street, Strand; Mr. Tatham, Land Surveyor, 37, Bedford-place, Russell-square; Messrs. Osborn and Sun, Land Surveyors, West Meon, near Alton ; and the Woodward,. Horndean ; and at the, following of o and Bell, tl orn d ean ; G eorge , Ports mouthuNolrw n James Inns—Slip M s a p e r , f ; Swan, Chichester; Bear, Havant; Dolphin, Petri s field ItcdLion, Fareham; George, Winchester; and Swan, Alton.—The Estate rot 4 be viewed by ap p li cat i on to t h e sa i d Mhar.i.lirn; or to the respe c tive arner,.l-Iriitl tenants. an ; Lull*, Gamekeeper, c THE LOTTERY. TO THE PUBLIC. BISH, grateful for the Patronage so ge- AL • nerally bestowed on the late LOTTERY, for which he was Contractor, and particularly so, for the partiality skewn to his Individual Offices, respectfully submits to his best Friends, the Public, the Scheme and Particulars of a NEW LOTTERY, for which be is also Contractor, with the' confident 'expectation of its being found, on inspection, to be deserving of Public approval. NEW. STATE LOTTERY, to be DRAWN in TWO DAYS, Beoins the sth of OCTOBER, • AND CONTAINS TWO Prizes of TWO „ Prizes of &c. &c. &c. ALL STERLING MONET-Only 7,600 TICKETS. Not less than 4,500 Ticketi to be drawn on the First Day, which will be ALL' 'PRIZES ! Including the TWO - Prizes of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS! Which will by drawn ►n the First Quarter of an Hour, THURSDAY, ; the stb of OCTOBER. . . SCHEME. 2.... Prizes 0f.... '/0,r. , ,00 Sterling Money, are C 40,000 9.... Prizes of lO,OOO Sterling Money, are.. 20,000 2..,..Prizes of l,OOO Sterling Money, are.. 2,tos) 2.... Prizes of 5OO Sterling Money, are.. 1,000 12.... Prizes of 2OO Sterling Money, are.. 2,400 10.... Prizes of lOO Sterling Money, are.. 1,000 . _ 20.... Prizes of 5O Sterling Money, are., 1,000 54.... Pt izes of 2O Sterling Money, are.. 1,080 1,420. ; ..Prizes of , - 1t Sterling Money, are.. 22,720 First Blanks to be' ... re-drawn Oct. Is 4 ' 200 ' 14 Sterling Money, are.. 59,600 cacti estimated as i • worth, to sell .... ) . . 5,724 Benefits. 1,876 Blanks. 7,0 D Tickets. Total, in Sterling Money, • 150,000 The Tickets are numbered from No. I to No. 3,800. Two "nckets of tacit Number; the fate of one to decide the other. DETERMINABLE BENEFITS. The 4,200 First-drawn Blanks on the sth October, will be again put into the Wheel and re-drawn on the 'I sill October, thereby giving them a second Chance for all the Capitals and other Prizes that may remain in the Wheel for that Day, or the Holders of any of these 4,200 Tickets may receive 141. in Money for each, and in - proportion for Shares, provided the same t,e demanded, at the Office where they were purchased, on sir before FRIDAY, the 15th of OCTOBER. If nut de manded on or before 13111 of October, the Purchaser cannot receive it after, but must the❑ take his Chance for Second Day of Drawing. Filth-drawn Prize, in each Class, to have —.10,0001. more. Seventeenth-drawn Prize, in each Class, to hare 2001. more. Eighteenth-drawn Prize above 201. in each Class, to hare 5OOl. more. Nineteenth-drawn Prize above 201. its each Class, to bare ... l,OOOl. more. Twentieth•drawn Prize above 201. in each (lass, to have 20,0001. more. First 500 Blanks, in each Class, Svcond Day, to Gave 161. each. • TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by T. DISH, Stock- Broker, Sole Contractor, No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHAR ING-CROSS, who Shared and Sold afore than HALF the Ca pitals Last Lottery. t4-t The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against RISE-I'S Office, in Cornhill, by which the Public may see the fluctuations. J. AND J. SIVEWRIGHT SOLD BOTH the PRIZES of 20,0001. in the LOTTERY just finished. 1: N WEDNESDAY, the 30th ultimo, the whole W RIGHT i‘ S; ( l: l A ie l y 'E it L all ti7 d ,io r G a l wa a a i r l i d d or s of v t E tie contained, viz. J. 4 boti k th e Grand Capitals of 20,0001.! sold in Shares nearly two - thirds , viz. 42,011. in eluding No. 135 .. 20,0001. 3,636 .. 20,0001. ' 2,313 2,471 2,037 It will be recollected, that in the last Contract J. and J. S. sold the greater part of the Capital Prizes shared, including No. 9,814 • 20,0001. ' • • 12,313 Prize ee it , oo n fi d : e : e : r : y ..3s lately o6:050000 11 : s f l o : 11 : o pirl! Prizes t 00 : ff — . 2100:00u0001: And smaller Capitals, toil numerous for insertion. The above great - success, they hope, will entitle them to a continuance of that distinguisbeo patronage their Offices h are s o long hero favoured with. They tit; strongly to IeCUID men() the New Lottery, to he Drawn 'F the Days, Begins sth OCTOBER, • AND CONTAINS TWO Ptizes of °0 ,0001. 1 TWO . . Prizes of &c. &c. &c. ALL STERLING MONEY-Only 7,00 Tickets. Not less than 4,500 Tickets to be' drawn on the first Day, which will he ALL PRIZES ! - • Including. the TWO Prizes of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS! %%Inch will be drawn in the First Quarter of an Hour, THURSDAY, the sth of OCTOBER, Schemes and fullTartictilars gratis, at either of the Old and Fortunate Offices, • 37, CORNHILL; 11, HOLBORN; ' p.. 1; HAYNIAtiKET; I 141;.OXFORD-S'I'REET Alid lj their Agents in the Contitry, v.) :• • • • • 4 ).- I r "4 EPRICE SEVENPENCE. T-A INS. of REDLPORT WINE Tea-Fru - it, Mildew,:ond creti'Negetala t i Itiatterr are irmirety-•-te moyed. (Emil .TABLiE' ,LEATLIEtt,.BitEACkic, ( ttoni, hitislins,l Laces, and other Articles of aress ~. by Iltil)SON's . -CMEMIOALAILEACHING EttfiUlTJ't it itto removes the,above giains foto Ladies' BUFFlar,efteetr,:wittlynt injuring the. Butt Colour, and itstores .all, kinds tel t 1);,: ir. tg i A 'Will t 0, 4 5), w lie di'scOloti 'hi' bid , disuse., or jring sea-6eyaires, -WITLIOUT ANing/UltYt-t o the texture of the Cloth. • ; Prepared and • Sol 4 by 1.11. 1 P561% . : and Cp. chyaii”R, Ilayinati, •er Lor:dott soh!' also by most Medicine' Vcitders, Stationer 4 s, and •Porfumers'ttltioulmut'the Unitfdltistgdont, in Bottles at 53. 3s: and is,,cach.• • . • •• ~ . , _ . LONDON - BRIDG'E TEA WARIHOUSI, • Cotner of UPPER THAMES' sritHer, . • . Opposite st. Magneists Church.:.'- , '' -I WILLIAM CAPE, - TEA DEALER and t nni ti'nf expressing t ava ilsohi himself s ali f d i tte ; P e igi l ll7, l' ii7 P g ( r . ":.- - titude - . for the • patronage stAlr which the-01617e' honoured hith, since the' opeuitig — oUthe• above - Establishment. lin trusts that his former Friends have found 'that the qualitice of his Teas 'are equal to'w.:.A they hare' been accustomed purchase of- him, and- that the innueroas Customers • wilt s for the first timeLhave honoured him with ; their; Command;, have been convinced that he has realized theprofersioicewitte which be set out. While (he extent of, and'emivenienclis'at tacked to, the above PrethiseS, are such-as•tto allow ut M. W. C.'s keeping his Coffees and Groceries of all kinds vvholiy distinct trove his Teas, to thegreat advantage of the latter, he 'presumes to hope that the- situation will prove a grew.: convenience to 'Families residing southward, of the Metropo lis, to whom it_ may be de s irable to be taken up, or t o a li g h t. or to have (hal' parcels lett at. his Warehouse. 'IV. C. is t . Z.r froai desiring to claim any undue pre-eminence ocerltts many respectable competitor; in Trade ; but once unne,hegs-to as sure his Friends and the Public, that they may, at all times, rely upon being- set red at his Warehouse,. with - Teas of uni forM'and approved good tiaVour, and Groceries of all-kinde, of ,the best qualities, and .upon the most equitable terms. His Teas are selectid and purchased at the East-India Sates by Bruisers of the first eminence and respectability ; and are offered to the Public: in their genuine state. W. C. has.por chased a large Stock at.the present September. Sale, and begs leave subjoin a List of Qualities and REDUCED Prices. ' • BLACK TEAS. - • GENUINE CONGOU TEA, at ss. to 6s: per lb. very service. able fur Ship Stores and Manufactories GOOD STRONG . 1:4 )NGOU, at 6s. gd. to 7s. adapted for Inns, Tavo'ns, and Families.haeing great consumptis FINE BLACK-LEAF STRONG' CONGOU, at 7s. to es, to. most suitable for respectable Families FINE SOUCHONG, from fts•. to los. of stitierior flavour FINEST CAPER SOUCHONG, at tOs..to lis. ditto FINEST PEKOE and PADREis SOUCHONG, in papers or otherwise, at Its. to 14s. • GREEN TEAS. , FRESH GREEN TEA, at GA, 3tl. to es. 6(1. per lb. FINE FRESH TWANKAY, at 7s, to 7s. 6tl. FINE BItIGHT4,EAF BLOOM, HYSON KIND, at Si. to IDs. ' • • • GOOD FRESH HYSON, at 10s. Gd. to 12s, of fine flavour FINE HYSON and YOUNG HYSON; Of superior flavour, at Its. to I3s. .. ' ' • THE VERY 'FINEST SUPERIOR-FLAVOURED'. HYSON, equal to Gunpowder, at I4s. FINE GUNPOWDER HYSON, at Its. to 14s. THE ,MOST SUPERIOR . GUNPOWDERBYSON, to °Os. „ • COFFEES- • • • ' L!c • GOOD PLANTATION COFFEE, at 3s:to 3s. 6d. FINEST BOURBON and JAVA, at : Gd. to 4s. FIN EST NIOCII A, or TURK El", at 45..50 sf, * * * . The above articles, together with . Chocolate, Cocoa., Spices, and Groceries in genei . al, of the must genuine quali ties, are sold on the lowest Terms for Cash. . : ' . Of persons paying ready money, the LocallSToteanf erlantry hankers, or Notes only payahle where issued, will he taken. as Cash, without charge or deduction ; and 4111(41de el Foreign coin will.be received at the Minket prieei.ns - welt as good 13111 s of Exchange, against which small differences. wifl, if desired,. he given' in cask. • - Five pea' Cruz. always allowed for money, in purehases -of 101. and upwards. - 'NI - Teas packed in lead eases for the Country,. aed Orders executed to all parts of the Town, free of expense. London Bridge Foot, Sept. 8, 11320. • . . FOR TEIE lksE OF SCHOOLS. 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