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I have the honour to he, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient and devWoted cuß Servant, P°Mandlthce Au. , 4 1820 M. ns, '• " THE LOTTERY J. and T. SIVOV RIG:HT area happy to state thei r unrptaliffed approbation of the Contractor's * liP tl e for the New Lottery, which. though only for 5.600 11,,V5, contains Two Prizes of 10,0011 l. ;. besides which.. 1e41r \ ° ,, 1 ,.• is add in ETRA PRZES, ad aßin STER ", al, d d e will all X be drawn l in ONE n DAY, 30th Aug Ll us NG t. 4, , A ues at la rste way be had at. all their Offices and Agents, tier by which th e Public will perceive the judicious man puricti:.which the Priz e s are arranged for the benefit of every 'r, Itr em "d J, S. with their usual Success sold and shared a ipclp c • xers s of Capital Prizes in the Lotter' , just concluded ; o• 9,814 At ti I,3)ffi3 '''r Ohl Oces, N 0.37, CORNHILL ; 1 i.. HOLBORN ; age • HAYMARKE'r; 141, OXFORIMTREET. rrON, Stock-broker, •2, CORNIIILL, 1 , / ,`,css leave to' inform his Friends, TICK , BTS an . d Cllii‘ et ,:r-S for the NEW LorrEay are now on Salle at his to hill'new Features of the present Lottery are so favourable ,inrolasers that EYTQN has not the least doubt there will alliiparcity before the 30th of This Month, (Au gust), bay th e L o tt ery commences and fi nishes. There. are all Sterling Money; no reserve-of Tickets by the 11,, as in former Lotteries; every Numlier pot into ( „ t eel, that every Ticket will decide its own fate, and p -,z 'er• Thirty "Prizes of 20,0001. 1,0001. 5001. 2001, all ST. PUBLI CATIONS.. Tbis Day was published. price es. SE=LECT CAMNET OF .NATURAL \v„ HISTORY. with an Historical Account of the Silk lile, t - s T , And an elegant Method of obtaining very exact and Representations o M f Plants. ltj the Late GEORGE SHAND, M.D. F.R.S. 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N 0.9, New 'Bridge-street, London. 1-10NOMM1) SIP, • - BEG leave to inform you, that.eVer since the year 1790; . 1 had been afflicted with the Imes Venereal, which, front its obstinately resisting every course of medicine . prescribed by the Most eminent of the faculty here, an d'un dergoingseveralsevere'conrses of saliration,_and twice charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to he of the 4n,..ist, inreteraie nature; In thti spring of last year my disorder had got. to such a bead, as nearly to put it,period to my existeriee—l ulcer °tithe r raliwo of - my one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left-had also two taro - e nodes on it, was very flinch discolbured, and gave ine such excruciating 'pain, pasticularlyiwiren'Warruiin• as nearly to.deprire me of rest ; ia this lamentable state, I Was recommended :by. rr. Thompson, .(who. received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I , began to down the 26tiro. Nlay ; in the Ciiurse of a fortnight I began to receive benefit -in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed soon atter, the sores on my lep healed .also ; how • ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain int he hone•of the left, which, by the , blcisitigiorithri; awil a little longer perseyerauce in your invaluable Medicine, subsided •; the nodes 'dispersing, the skill' regdihing:- its:natural, hue; and the nocturnal, pains -;.radially.oing. pit.—Lt4l,ls became, by eour 'llb er al adi-ice and medicine; p er f ect ly /ft, from all my former complaints —have recovered my former. spirits• a.nd strkirgtlic and aim heciithe-jolly and iat,-in *Mel' st.4te havtttp continued many mouths, to the astimishi2lent of,all.who knew .e, 111 -espre* my gratitude, 1, ult I, am at. beg you, for the 4; r ,om lit",r s'urCertri*"Miirtals, to make a loss in ;viva ter this my ease•as public as.possible„ as I shall Ott every urea • sion ; in so doing yon will greatly oblige, oh . edienti very hambleseriant: .111.111i..E11 Swn's•Clase; lijgh-strett,'Edinbnrgh. - Witneses li) the al folin g,"INT4w Pottitey Marl , et, 3.olm•l'Vbitosll,.ol,l Assemitly Close, Pi ri,lred and sold - h; Elie siite,'PrOprietor, - TIIMI.S TAN; LOlt, lember ,-of• the Royal Colleo of :Stir,reons, at his home, No. 9, New Bridge-'3tre.et, London; whet e, after a consi an,t: eesiclon'ee of Tnoie Waxy 40 .years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Vcnereal Compla,ints alid those incidental' to the yartk'of Generation, wit& tint iffy . ..614)1 . c secrecy Width ;lieu his profession •••ii,uld always ulvierve i siicircafe4; ditTiVrs hintself the advice and a's,i,,t , tne-e he Kra4tiusly ad:uiuisterS.tcr pet;suns taltiny,this Medicine, will be iitttiaa, ("keel - 1)41K as au ach . 4l.tage seldom an() v( , )(V Of:a ll. atrO)igT4itY , ' • ‘. stt A ai l i s r , be sold, i by his appfUntryqmt,tor the Convenience of those I itinrg ane>', at thtt ILt i , . Nd. toa; Oxfuiq-Atreet ; Mr. 'Distiorough'4, Nu. 7,. Fis li-stry:t-h i ; Mr. re, )(ter. sai t if_vild s ie; Edinburgh ; NV. tifllwk !ft,- Mitt lin ;tin! , of one person in qv,cry. considy rable +, : yo : in .Grelt. ,11ritai Ira ud ri=e - 6Tvi, bities Ifo?lly 9d.'etiell,si'dmped, and sealed op with full and. Oulu directioui, I rhe.r-eby ;persnos,,•of I-lea ttiy re: t htinlitrit t es . e, spted, lezrtcy, and sAfeq. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. BY AUCTION. CAPITAL OET.ACHED FAMILY HOUSE, seated on a . pic turesriut•-cmtip.-fice, the summit of Denmarli-bill, Camber well,' the !VfOsli;*xletisive and inviting, with excellent Offices, totta4l.rintluctive Gardens. • _ — 77 !,-13y Mr. BURRELL, At Garry's, on Friday, Aug. IR, at 12, AValuable 'LEASE - HOLD - ESTATE, corn pristug. a I espectable and handsome House, with coa(.1)- sweep approach, inclosed with irou-railing and double gates; the Dwelling presents a regular elevation, with wingS; a ball e-ommunicating to a well-proportioned dining-room, how win dowed drawing-room, with French windows opening to the lawn, a bow-windowed breakfast-parlour; the upper stories contain eight good bed-chambers ; also servants' rooms, laun dry, light convenient kitchen, with fine spring and soft water, butler's room, wash-house, good wine, beer, and coal cellars, coach•hpose, stabling for three horses, &c.; a lawn behind. with 'Mk Ms extending through the pleasure grounds and plantations, fine standard and wall fruit trees, and kitchen garden, plentifully stocked : this desirable propel ty occupies a frontage of SO feet by inure than 600 feet in depth, and is held for the long unexpired term of 63 years from Michaelmas next, at a ground rent of only .241. per annum.—May be view ed 12 days.preceding the sale, from 1111113, by tirkets.whichi with paiticulars, may be had of Mr. Burrell. 5, Throgmorton-, street ; particulars also at Lloyd's Coffee - house; a nd at the place of sale. FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Botnlph-lane, Thames-street, a short distance from London, Bridge. By Mr. BURRELL, At Garraway's, on Friday, August 18, at twelve, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, land , tax redeemed. situate in the best part of Botolph-lane, leading from Little Easlcheap to Thames-street, comprising a roomy substantial'brick Dwelling-bouse and Shop., light and airy, containing, three large rooms in the attic, three rooms, on the third story, three rooms on the second floor, fOtir rooms on the first floor, a shop and counting-house on. the' ground floor, with side door, communicating into Botoiph-alley, with warehouse and cellaring in the basement; on Lease to Mr. Wrightson, orange merchant, for an unexpired term of 12 years from Midsummer last, at the low net rent,Of 701. per annum.—May be viewed 10 days' preceding the sale, by leave of the tenant, when particulars may be had at the place of sale; and of Mr. Burrell, 5, Throgmorton-street. • LEASEHOLD ESTATES, in Gresse-street and Rathbone place; held at Ground-rents. By Mr. BURRELL, At Garraway's. on Friday, August 18, at 12. in three Lots. Lot 1.11 11E Horse and Groom Public-house, in Gresse-street, let to Mrs. !Myrick, tenant at-will, at 401. per annum held for a term of 7 years, at a Yearly ground-rent of 61. tis. Lot 2. A Howse, No. 6, Itath bone-place, let to Mrs. Ridgyard, tenant-at-trill, at 401. per annum, held for a term of 43 years, at a yearly ground rent of 71. Ios. Lot, 3. A House adjoining N 0.7. Itt to Mr. sweet, tenant-at-still, at SOI. per annum ; held for a term of 43 years; at a yearly ground. rent of 71. Ws. The •Estates may be view ed, by leave of the tenants, six days preceding the Sale, when pat ticulars may be had of Messrs. Gatty, Haddon, and Gatty, Soliellori, Angel:court, Throginorton-street ; at the place of . Sale ; and of Nit% Burrell, 3, Throgmorton-street. REVERSION of 5001. Five per Cents., in the Funds; and an Annuity of 501. per Annum. By Mr. BURRELL, At Garraway's on Friday, Aug. 18, at 12, • in two Lots, Lot. 1. THE absoIute.REVERSION of 5001., Navy Fire per Cents., certain at. the "death of a lady, now aged 64, standing in the names of two highly re; speetable trustees. Lot 2. An Annuity of 501. per annum, payable quaiterly, during the life of a gentleman, aged 58, well secure) on Freehold Property, in Essex.—Particulais may be had, six days pricedin- , the Sale, at Lloyd's and Gar .raway's Coffee-houses; and of Mr.' Burrell, 5, Throgmor ton-street. ' • „ HANDSOME RETIRED COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with immediate PosessiOn, Cltanil inn hill, Private•rnad, Cam- . berwell, suitable for a Gentleman's Family, situate in a Garden of about 2 Acres, planted with a.profosion of fine Standard and. Wall Fruit-trees. By Mr. BURRELL, At Garraway's, on Po iday. August 18. at 11, AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ,situate on a healthy and beautiful spot, and in a most respect, able neighbourhood, 3 miles . from the Bridges; the house stands at a pleasant distance from the road, with a carriage drive, commanding extensive views, a handsome portico en trance, 3 principal bed-romuti, 0 feet by 16 feet. each, tine smaller ditto, and dressing-rOom, 2 servants'-rooms, drawing and dining-rooms, each 20 feet . by .16 feet ditto, finished with fine French papers, and handsome chimney-pieces,, a good sized breakfast-room, with convenient .domestic offices, sup- Piled with fine sprint; and soft water ; the garden is of the best description, with. a large octagon summer-house; the estate is held for lk .long unexpired term of 59 years, from Midstinimer last, at agi ound-rent of 401. per annum. May be yiewed to days prior to the sale by tiskets, which; with . particulars, may he hail of Mr. Buitell, 5, Thro b .‘morton- * street; it:ink:Oars also at the place of sale. IN . IFORTANT FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Tithe free, c(insisting of a Mansion and Capital Estates, in a fer tile and beautiful part of Bedfordshire, distant.from Lon dint about 40 miles. By Mr. BURBELL, • - , At Garraway's, on Friday, ,August 25, at 12, by direction of the Devilces in Ti ust, of Sir John Jackson, Bart., tle ccased, in Lots, AN excellent .MANSION, replete with _every convenience, late the' Residence of Sir 3olihjacitson, Baft•, situate. at Arsley,. in the cOun,ty 4 „Bedford.; with all necessary attached. and detached offices, the grounds laid out with neatness, ornamented with plantations, and in a state rif the highest., perfection, of which possession may. be Shortly had, together with the Manor of Eaton's Bury.. Also, a desirable• Farm adjoining, called Arsley..linry Farm, o nnprising an excellent and Slthstantiat farin-house, with tiii• proßriate buildings of every deseription,• and alkont:3.2o acres of rich arable, meadow, and pasture land, lying most coin pile's i n a r i ng fi. occ , a nd in the highest state ofcaltivatiOn, Hivein the occupation of Mr. Joseph Coleman ; a D nu Farm ad j o i n ing, of 46 acres. A compact Farm of 290 acres o f cx-, cellent.land, with a farm-house ,rind all suitahic buildint s,. in nerar,lhe 407 Mile stone, on the tire ,occupation of M. John Coleman ; 2 capital Farms, with farn•houses, various huildings,, and G 4 .2 acres of excel,- lent land,' in the occupation MesSri. Coleman and Wallis: - I N re7m i dl 7 alriock, for ming nearly the wlorle g,t,?frgl.';;ltt:eN".{)ai's:t.iisthb"-tt)taiflt.l%stwick', unfit the. Manor of AO wick. A. Farni of 91 acres, in the parish of Langford, in the oFety4, lion of Mrs. Sarah Wheeler; with various other small Es: tales, in the parishes of . Arsley gg i l Astwia,, with go,d roads to all !sorts of the properly.' At t he sante tittle will be Stfld, the Perpetual Ath . "`""9 ,to the joint livings'of -Arsley. and Ast wick. The Estates may be V i ewe d by leave of o w tenants, 2u days preceding,:the;Sislei when descript,ivr culars inky be had at the Mansion ; of \l r. Lilburne,. Soot bill.;. of the following Intis Sufi, llitchin ; White h arse, Sun,- Biggieswatie ; Messrs. Hall, Thompson, Baldock t .George,.Bedford ; Ge nrge , w n b orn ; White Bart, : S i t i:d A F i t i ) i x i r n! s s " ; licA tt " .s, Cannon4SlVeet ;, Lloyd's and GarraWay's Coffee-ltouses; and of Mr. Burrell, 5, Throg nvortint-st Feet, where a pliiq of. the Estates may be seen. 117thiestlay, the lath of September, will be sold, at the Son in6;iiiggleswade, tlit..zrgat.Tith e s of the parish of. Laag , 'ford, in lots. [PRICE SEVENPENCE. SALE OF ESTATE, BY iIUCTION. VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, of about Fire Acres. 2 miles East'of the Royal Exchange, a Property rareirto be met with, consisting of a handsome villa, with superior Pleasure-grounds, broad graVel-walks - , capital walled Gar dens, in the highest perfection,*and a fine Sheet of Water_. with 2 Islands, embracing within itself a perfect:l4loS: a Rope-walk and Paddock are attached, which exteAd from the Commercial-road nearly ti,) Stepnerchuiett:: : ,-, BY Mr. BURRE t au. At Garraway's, on,. Wednesday, Aujc . .'N, by order of the Executors of George Faißg i ,- sq.. deceased. TIIE ESTATE, which:ni -- COPYHOLD of the MANoi . t'of . "I'EPNEY, comprises a house, tasti fully tted up, and in a perfect - state of repair, containing C bed-chambers, 2 dressing-rooms, servante-room, water-ao• set, 2 entrance-balls, 2 drawing-rooms, spacious light stair case, dining parlours with folding doors, - store-room, arid' china-closets,, ; with excellent domestic conveniences of every description, out-door offices, &c.—May be viewed, 12 days preceding the sale, by tickets,,,which with particulars may be had of Mr. Burrell, 5, ThrnmortOn:street : particulars also at the place of sale. -.-.- • FOR THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR. RecomniciaJed by O,te,•Jate Dr. Hunter and other eminent Physicians. 'HUDSON and - 001‘IPANY respectfully in form the Public, that, haring bad continual objec tions to the foreign name of " HUILE DIVINE," they have, at the sweestion of numerou-i Friends, adopted that of " BOTANIC 'OIL" as more appropriate, it being Made from a ManuscrlKßecipc of Culpeper; the celebrated Eng lish Botanist. • _ _ Where the Hair has fallen off from illness, perspiration, change of climate, &c. the 'Botanic hil will infallibly restore it. In ordinary cases, a ;s. ' tid. Bottle will prove its ef ficacy; but where there has been great. neglect, or where the party is advanced in life, a certain perseverance is ne cessary. See testimonials of its efficacy, in a Dissertation on the Hair enclo'sed. round each Bottle.. It is_ also much esteemed by Ladies for dressing the Hair ; it makes it, if ever so harsh, beautifully soft and glossy 4 keeps it in curl, and -imparts ' , a reviving grateful perfume. Price 3s. 6d.; 7s. 6d., and One Gu.inea. . Sold by the Proprietors' Wholesale Agent, Mr. ATK - IN SON, Perfumer, No. 44, Gerrard-street, Solo-square ; Messrs. Gattie and Pierce, 57, New Bond•street ; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street ; Mr. Rigze, 65, Cheap side; and by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders in the Kingdom. Also HUDSON'S BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER, for beautifying and preserving the Teeth, fastening those that are loose, removing the tartar, and curing the scurvy in the gums, and infallibly preventing the Tooth Ache. Price es. sa. a Box. EAST- INDIES. EXPEDITION AGAINST THE PIRATES OF THE PERNIAN GULF. The Bombay Papers contain despatches from Major-General Sir W. GaANT K.EIR dated the 3d of January, which state that the inhabitants of lumps, one of the piratical ports, having taken, refuge in the Hill'Fort of Zyah, Major-Warren, of the 65th, was sent With a detachment to at tack it. This fort is situated at the head of a navigable creek nearly two miles Srom the: coast. This place was the residence of Hussein Bin Aly; a Sheikh of considerable importance among the Joasmee tribes, formidable by his talents and lawless habits, as well as from the strength and ath , antageous situation of his Girt. After a short but vigorous defence, this important place was taken. A breach having been effected, just as an assault was about to take place, a white. flag was. displayed ; and the enemy, after some little.. delay in assembling from the different quarters of the place, marched out without their arms, with . Hussies Bin Ally at their head,' to the number of 398 ; and the British flags were hoisted on the Hill Fort, and at the Sheikh's house. The women and children to the number of 400 Were . 4 at the same: . time, collected together in -a place of security, and without a single instance of. either injury or insult to their persons.or feelings having. occur- . red. The prisoners were .sent on board the Aret, and the fort and, the. Sheikh's house' were dis-1; mantled. Return of the Lined and wolinded of a detachment tinder the command of Major Warren . , hi: Majesty's 65t11'regimenz, dininicthe operations before the fort of 7,yeth; from the 18th to the,22d of December, 1819, 'both days inclusive -23,1 Dee., 1819. Flank companies of his Majesty's 47th i - eg:uciat I private. Wounded, 2 private:. - FliOlajesty's 65th regiment.—Killed, 1 otUcer and t! pri vates. Wounded, I corporal and ti privates. • Pioneers.,Woundtd., I Private. Name of ()dicer I:Wed.—Ensign John Mathison, his Ma jesty's 65th regiment. N. 11.—i private 65th regiment, since dead. of his wo.ridi. (Signed) SAMUEL R. WARR EN,• . Lient. '6at h' regt. • Acting Line Adjutant tp.betachnient.,- , LAYING of the. FIRST STONE of a.4'tt. , E- NA..) TIONAL SCHOOL, _under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, and of which the Duke of Bcnron.o is Presidelit.r-zYs terday, the . first, stone of the abovEe Institusion wa,s laid by Sir THOMAS BELL, 4tteil4t‘ti by se-. veral Governors, on a large open space of„ground, in Perry-street, near Brewer-street, Pancras. It is to contain , when erected 400 boys • and when completed, a similar one, of _the. like extent; is to, be, built on, the opposite side of the street, fertile instruction of the same number, of girls. "Jt 3 1 )- peared .to, the Committee, out pf.. 101 families; comprising 3889. children, between, the ages of . six and fourteen; there wore only 1131 receiving, daily, at,,d only 672rec,eiving sttioriulct:ibotets,idleesav3iln,f abpvels6s s t v h h e ol 4 Ni g Instate, ‘ 4 1 1 9, - catt-; not react. A great ,number of, baales and, ttemen were present, acid a liberal subscrjptimg a Person sat the gwraosulii-tdia.de. that d T ic l i te n r o e was. scarcely subscribe sixpence.. . oti the , stonelw;eslix?elorl 2 asveott, s ::'., nevrai l:p . m s,' sbury and , ,outh" Pancras coins were placed. • under it. •