The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-09 00:00:00

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' •••• tinder the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE • - of WALES...... . _ Monday, August 8, :8)3. • T4E PUBLIC art tycspeOltrily in lo - 'to the Preparations now going forward, upon a Very . , esttensive Scale, tor thetelebfatieol" ''HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS'S BIRTH-DAY , ON FRIDAY NEXT, • • WITH' A M .1 AGNII.ILEIiTT - FETF,- '- Renders it impossiblefor A CALA to take place on WF.D NESDAY as usual, it is therefore Postponed. • ['A - MI(311C FGND. 1.1.0 Y D's Aua. 5,. ..••• • A-T A. MEETI tG of the COMM I TTE:E tfnr 171.2 the tut E F .and KEW r%., I: L.) of t Ite•D RS of their ; COUNTRY who tri?i,• cr by, theirgxertioas merit, in the Pnblic . Serviee, held bn Tuesday, 2d inst. Resolved Unanimously, , 'That Sii FRANCIS BARING, Bart. be eldtted Chair or tln> Conituitte4. ~• . ~ .Amount-advertised 23,0001 . . 3 per, cent,,Cons9l, - Nloney,, - . - - - I.O.SAP , 17 0 TAW. VanHarthals loc . o Thornasnatnel`andCd. toy 0 I. Rennet! to to •Taylor, flughart, and' ' • • William Price , : • to to . , .., Ronny, - ' IO S • 9' W4y, ,of Bridport 20 o john Holferd ReV. •f. Harrison, of • Franks: Isleworili te , r) rabness, • EsSex 20 o it I I ing Smith, 1it...5 ti ,t 0 • Philip ,Deare' : 2 5. ,0 John. Watts - ;- 5,, 5 . . Geo. Nlagwell, of Flit- • Sir Isaac Pocoek 105 . o ton, near Stiltuu •20• o Mrs, T.. Warner - 15 0 Geo. Moubray 105 o Gem,, , e Slack - .ga to • Thomas' Pycroft to to Milford, Great Port 'rho. Elliott to to ImA . ..street - • 21 0 E. BaCon, of Hackney to o jOhit‘ r eenol),of Ljkolll's • • Mrs. Eliz. fohnes too o 105 • O. Ass Ann Whites ' zo to Turner; Capt. M. Halliday, R. - 'T.orner . las cr' 5 S Reaufoy;fontes,& Co. tzs o • 'Cornelius Denne,of Surt- Christ, Stuitlt, Queen. bary, per Snow, and • street .-. 52 ‘ to Co. • • - , • 210 o jas. I latsellr.pe r•Snow, - ITheßt. Hon. Sir Win, and. Co. . - 21' ..Grant, Master at the George Suite - • so 9 Rolls to; o Jenner, push, and .jet- Arch. Paris . - too o • ner . los 0 Kempton 5 g Hon.. Henry WAtson tos .0. Henry Sutherland zoo o Lord Seise: ) , - rOO o • Charles Sutherland 20 o 'Richard Howard ; Ash Edwards,Temple, Mid- test Park . • to •o • - (Peron, Johnson, .and , Sir JAhn 1, choll . • tos o-, • Wedgwood - 315 • 0 1 limas Laos& wn 2 r 0 ThOtriaS Saunders lOS o• Bellamy. Son,* Kew 3t ' fo.oah Wedgwood, cf • Evan Law, per (Jos.. • . .Gunvell, Dorsalco too . hogs and Shark • .52 to . Tho.Wedgwoocl,dittO too o Rev. Or. Walsny, Pre- Bruckshaw & Capel, • . • bendaryol Caotertotry • Royal Exchange.' acs o • Envantlei Muller • .4). Antrobus, Antrobus, John BAtly • , 0 • and Green - los o Sant. Horton, , Dator• Sir M. Bloxarri; Wil- • • Commons • to. to: kinson,• & Co. 210. 0 Put Chippendale,- • _3; to., • Hatch Smith, and The Coroner of the - 50 s D o• Verge Of His NlajciS- Rev. W.,..d0n hotter, ty's • liouiehoKi, be. • . ,ya !,, se ph Borchelt • too to ° -1 1 , 1 t g ry 94 Charles Saver - to to LindSay,and Henry CoMpton - to o '•Co • • - • to;. 0 C„ Shepperd •to to Rob. !hinter, Jun, «1 0 to to— ,C • a ß i}t ..N l.l-i . in ' Sinti • ers°°; 3 3• - faniLs Farquhar, Doc- Rev. Hen. Fronizlin 5 5 tors' Commons - 5o o John and Walter G tar toy Gordon and ,Murphy s o o Th e Governor ES,; Coln- -- Mary Suckling, of .• paoyof Chel'sea.Wa- ' ilamPstead. - so o ter:Works r 3 " Steph. Beckingham, per Richard letr,:rY%, - of Ba- Snow and • Co. 21 0 Siligitoke •23 .0.. . . • Thomas W hi t aker, Bia- . Adrn Lord Radstock too 0 kenhall, near Litch- 1, Weak,' field‘• • 52 to street 6 4 Thomas Allen,.of Finch- . . Rey...w.frtorchi, 0f.., leY - too o iiirelsby;l t incolositire a t 0 Eu•, , ebin.iliocron, C.A.: '1: M.Or, S•-m, T llOll.l is LJrt " ••• • • ,• - • t ry 0 3110 Co ~ toj• o • H. H. Henley, of: San. • A, tl4ldit;n4Od• ; 0 ° c ".' dritig!zan-t, No so 0C; Motilkid•Co. 104 0 IMO, ! r, 04. 4411.. FtWitit4? street • • •. te,o o - 5 ChAtios ,TAissicr 210. •D- I. Morris, Gardener, Stepheo Teissier 1 05 0 BreittlOrd -ti t S.:agent, Esc.f. 7 M.P. If orr i s • 1 '.vol. Merry . to to Ann Morris 103. 6d. Forzoox to to C. Morris to . 6d. The young Gintlemen of G. Nl, )rris i o• 6,1 . • t be 'Jew 001 ..Natio'h";'' s: • too. 6d. Mr."Hurrvit's A citm e. • Two .Servants. 45. ed. nix, I libllgatc.„ 5 5 yoUr,l,,a4t)yriog Hen ud. folio Crwnale - •21 o . 'l7 Ginliering • SulSSZ:riPlionsWceiveti by Ihhtilett attcl Witete; at the. Bar oti this Rouse- • or The Sul?gription of 2tl, stmea`to have been received • f l o. nrr - , N,.GraV, Esq. R.S.' 'should'havZ Vitnii•froth 4 N. Gay, s.. . . INVASION% • This nay was published, ink., td. or 6s. vet ilundred, LETTER to, the VOLUNTEERS. Printed for 19ho Stockdale, Piccadilly. whoin , is jusuptiblisht.4 , and partienhirly 'recommend. el! tor Oistribution,throughoot Great Britain and Ireland. f t, Invasion.— Scene of a Play ? With Chara: - .teristie 1 2 . —:•Seene oft 4.; Corporal , Trinton the. Invasion. -. • • 4.. Jolla:Bull c9,ll,rotlter in Ireland. ' De;:liira . tion ;TithlioS:snquees'Spcdc4. 7 6. Rise in' Deleil'ee , olvdtir Country: .7. To the I nhatsitanft ut the British Isles. To the, United Kingdom. The above, price 'One PZ - iny each, or Six Shillings per . Shortly will be piitilishtd,• SUPPLEMENt co a Tradeniirlrcl, a' pis.. serration on the Properties and COnstrudion ittehes, Published in the fear IF., I containing , a demonstration of the Weights of the - sueqesiive Sections art which their equili brat ion t. 14 pelt( 1 s ; also containin); a demonstration of the se veral Angles of the Seetions•wheii interred irom the Weights flu:Not, consideredas-giiien titiahtities ; with the occasional Remarks on the appliotion of these pripciples.ttil the Con struction of an Iron Bridge of One Arch, fifirsoied to be -erected over the River Thames, according to . the Plan -of MesirS. Tel fent and Douglas, submitted by them to the Committee for the further ,Improvernentof the fart of Lon don, together with Table; calculated according to these Principles; also a Descrlptitn of Experiments to illustrate and verify the'Theory of Equilibration previously demon strated. .;;it t NEW.,.ORAND NATIONAL BURIATTA SPECTACI.E. • ROYAL 'CIRCUS; "' • T HIS PRESENT. EVENING, Augtnt 9 , %/ill be presented a , grand Displayof •. • HORSEMANSHIP.. for the 2.4 time, an entire new National Grind Burletta Spec- . tack, which h as b een a considerable tune in prcpara ion, With new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decoratons, called JOHN BULL .ANT) BONAPARTE; Or, A NILETING .DOVER. In which w ilt be introduced v.uiety of new Songs, Recita tive, and Chorusses, with the foilowiug New Scenes : • Interior of the Dover Theatre. Exteribr john Bull'i .Cast!e. View of hover Castle and' Cliffs. Interior .of lohn's Castle. • •7; • The Temple of lit:nowt. In the course of the Piece will be exhibited an EvOltitianary Coup d'Essai, sharaaeristic of Female Heroism. With an entire new and appropriaie Naval PAS SE UL, by Mrs. PARKER.. The principal Characters by Messrs. Helme, Slacier,'Burrowa, Pilbrow, Rose, and Mont.. ornery; —Miss Howells, Miss Dc Castel', 'anti Mrs. arker. Previous to it, an Occasional Address, to be spoken by Miss ADAMS, in the Charader of a British A,riazon, to con chide with a new Millitary Hornpipe. And, by particular desire, altered and compressed, the popu lar Comic Pantomime, cal led THE RIVAL STATUES ; Or, HaltN HUMOUkIST. past Six o 'Cl oc k . Doors to be opened L atE past Five,. to lsegin at I la] f lioX 45. Pit as. Gallery ts.—Second Price at Halt past Eight. The Public am respeaully informed, that in conseuence of the unbounded applause bestowed• last night on th q e new Grand National Burletta Spectacle, at its tirsrrepresentation, it will be repeated every Evening till further notice. • • TNVASION. • • • Day , vas rublisheg, t lie Thirct Edition, price is. VINPICATION'of the CAUSE of GREAT CIL w 0 ST RES on the Insolent and Perfidious Condot of Franc,: since the .Signature 0 - I: . t he Pielhainaries.of Phie. ‘vhic'h added, a Postscript on cite 6i:notion of OW Crltitintift, and projected Invasion of this country.`. , lff WILLIAM I-11INTER, , Of the Inner 'Temple. Printed fnr jchn Stock,dale, No. 18 I, •Picanibily. ..vitom may be hail, price.6d.,•-or per.ctozen,„ An Ahrilgeinent„of the Po.its;ript•to the abalk% •_.. Part 11. by the Author of Part I. Printed' , for.T-. Egerton, near Whitehall; and jos. Taylor, N0..59; High Holborn. . FREEHOLD . FARM, WINTERSLOW, WILTS. TO BE SOLD- RV AUCTION,: At the Spread Eagle Inn, Salistrv, on tresday the 16th 4144 y of Augu4t Ina. at Pour olneelt in tho Afternoon,' unless beore disposed of by PriVate Contract, Very FARM, situ Ate in the Parishes of ‘lfintenklow a.nd Idunitr;n, in the County or Wilts, consisting of a goed Yarn' I Garden, •Orchards, Barns; Stables, isranary, and oth,v; . convenient 'Buildings, . Three-Cottages and Gardens Ilea r the Faun llon e, and about Two Hundred Acres of good Arable, Meas.l.o.v, Pasture, and Coppice,Land, ail lying in severalty, very t On. venient, anci near cto great Western Turnpike-road, about :Seven Miles tram Salisbury. • • • •The.Premises'ake in ,tile renting of Mr. Thomas Cooper, who watt spew the same. ---, P.zrtieulars will goon be prepared; .for which, and to treat for 'the Purchase, apply to Messrs. 1' antler and trooper, A.ttornies, Salisbury. This Day %iris publis4,,prLe zs. 6a. . - ' FE. W CURSORY . . REMARKS upon the 1 a 1: STATE of l'AttTr F.,'during 'the AckinistrAtion of the Right+lott. HENItY-AI)DINGTON. " . , . By, a.N E Alt ER V F.",it • Printed for t. Hqtcliard, Povkseller to Her Majesty, cadil Of whom mAybtrhad, price 2s. 6d. Itetiect.ipps, oh: the c4uses ,the War, Und•on the Cr,odect c: his-.M3jesty's . 2d.•onth State or Europe, :rum the.oermiti dr Profeisor -Gent~., tramiratedlin; C. Hiirvey,l:sq. third Edition, price • E. ill 14 9 4 .f.di• - , • . „.`; .• SALE of TIMBER, WARWICKSHIRE. 7 • , TO BE SOLL), putstvint to an . .OrtiOr of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 23(1 day of March, , 'iSo2, made in, a c.au4e wherein His I tinney-Ge.nrral. is loltyrnant, and the Wardens and ..-ioc.e'y Of the Royal Town of Sutton Ckildtieltl, in cites Critinty of Warwick, and other - PerSOn, , „ are Defendants, 12,317., Timber Trees, and ;8 Lirch Trees, growing ofl.ttle Charity Estates in this Cause, ;fear toe said (Own of Sutton Ould field. The said l'imber'wil lIN scold itt twenty-three rate and distinct Lots, with the approbation o;4eter-Ili,liord, • Esti. one Of the nastaS thit c;tl,lCourt, at the at Sutton Coldfield, in the. Count) . uf Warwick, on the t t rh and tztn of October, 'Ens, the Sale each day or,e cisely at Eleven Clock in theFOreno.iii, ancleuding at .hour o'c luck in the Afternoon of cacli day. • PartieularS# WWI rite Coalitions' of Sale, may be had (gratis .at ,the Master's Chit:rib:its, in Southain kip,. Chancery-lane, Loooi.ii ; •riii Messrs . Kittilerley, Long, , and Inez, Solicitors,•SytnoliOs Inn, C r London ; 01.• Mr. Fraser, Solicitor, No. 5, Holborn -coat:, Gray's' Inn, • , London ; of Mr. Sadler, Sol i.:itor;Sn t ton ;,ot Mess. 'fiecifortiand M.: l el:halt, Solicitors, iiirionignain I of Mr. Fol• stcr, UrVeyor, F rilingtott, ; of Mr.. Scdg wick,'Surveyor, W ;tidend, near Litch fi eld ; and at tit: Thrzo l'uns'o n Simon Coldticld. -••;. • • This 02y was ptiblishedi price L. Ey I. I-L.:chard, Vo. Itio„..Piccatiii J°NAP HIAI L ItOIC 41A4-11): With , 0 Sermcin in its Belly, whiol,t that ienoivneil Wartiot, and most Itevercrat Theologian, ;Toadied' at' hiti Vliitatiodof the gc:otl of/Egypt. With explanatory. Notcs. fly, the EDITOR of SALMAGUNDI.'. . Ec.cO initnicus atrox I . vikp. 'fhtre's no. tr.ort'lnerey in him, th:;11 there is milk in a . ; SHAKI , S. CORtOL, hAtt,,lo.ewise ,4tl extensive At,;ortinent .Trileis, Sons ,aid Prlsting GaleidanA to i., , ery Reader that the L'reilcii Censittrii the anti th.it luc wily object is thatituiti ;tad Dv:A:A:aloft c.t . OW En nand. NEW Lc) TT 17 kV. i 3 EGI NS DRAWING tke 5 t h • . ... • .. sC l iv l i c it i ' ,4E. No. of Prizes. Value of each. , . Total value. a of X. 20,c.,00 is • 4. 40.000 . 2 ; 30,0 0 0 . . 20,060 2 ~ . . sOOO --::' ' ! khooo , S- -- logo ~ goo° 72 _ • sr"' ' --- • , 60bo 3 0 -, f o r --. 3000 • cn 4o ~ —^ ,:'. , '' ..- ;.• "--, • 2300 6050 .., ..... ' ..', 20 • ' 7 : 7 - . 72i t 000 34,600 Tickets. ... 4 4.-... . . •, ,C • 2(0,000 First drawn Ticket 7th T way I•' ' '. ,C. - 2'2,000 .. First drawn Ticket last Morning ' • '-' '' "'So . .° .:... ~ • Are twirt of the.4teve Capithrj: , :-: - - . 04 . 11 ‘.T5.31V1 . 5H4k4S arr. •el ting .u. cv,err LI cf. NS E D ..... - -.- .:014 . fe. - ' '..• - '' • 'And i the'• P . kl-ZliS 1 1 11.11) ar'Dgivims.M . .. '...'. .. • -' - • .- I' rice. =Tiket C. 17 '2:. ...-• • • ~, Reif, - . -Brs 0 .Ejg 11,01 ~1 4 6 Quarter- 4 t. 6 Sixteenth' -..- 1 a 6 - Tickets. will gradually rise.V . ' ' ' '' • . , • ..• •• . . This c) , o was pi.ibll'shed, Irt.TW9 large Volnan:-; Pri\ie ;Si. in boards, A New Ed,tic , n, the Sixth; of TiSERVA 110 N S R .07 E RS I 0 St A RY kLi PAYMENTi ; on Schemes . .tor.•tyrnviiling Annuities for Widow: , , and tiir , Persons in Old Age •on Method ul. c;ikuiatin the Valu.:s of Asiurati,:es on Lives; and on,the National debt. Alo Essays cin ditr,•rent Subjects in the Duatine Political Aritlinietic. A Calledlion ut, new ;rabies, and a Postscript - on the Pupulatiori fifth; Kindqra. 13y RieIIARDTRICE, D.D. F.R.S. - The Whole' new' art angml, ettLirged by the Actrinion of Algebtaical and whet the Sol ai iqris sqvcral new. , Prol*ms in the Doctrine of Annuities, and a general Intro. du tiun., " WILLIAM - MORGAN, • , „ W. „ , Printed for cajett iilltl VI/ . 4.4 , 114 S • This Day was puhliihd, Ina Large Volume Otiay.o Fleet's. 6d. beards, - PRACTICAI, SERMONS on Several important Subjcas.._ N EWARK -U,PON R, NC. I'O BE !,, , )14,1,1Y . AUCTIpN, - At Mr. Thompson's, the Hotel, in Newark upon Trent.. on Thursday . enellth' DAY ol'S:pterniaer, 1" , ; - :o3, at Four o'Clerek in the Hermon, sitbjett ..to such Cbtulltions - as will bo r Capital ME AQESSU or 'TEN,E EN T t s situate at End of 5er...!..t culled NI ill-• ,- t) C rs. e s, , t id s u gate, iu Newark upon l' n rs , it etOcesaid; with Stable.:, houses, and other Qatt-buikhogs thereto belouging, most exe•ellenvGarifitte well swelter:l with Fruit 'Frees, ~ind two Close . ; of Lanclat(„oltting i th,:reto, and bordering upon a irivi. gable iiraeleh of the River Trent, etrotainiog together swot eight Acres, now in the E.,:cupation of John Cooke, Esti. These ,Premises are tit tot tne reception of a genteel ly, are dele4htfedly situated at the extremity of the To,vit of Newark, and have a;;,the advantages of a Town ReSiderne with the retirement of a Country Situation, or they might he made extremely votninodious tor carrying on any extewestve Business, creme their coUtiguitv to the River. Lot 2. A N:1 ESS UAGE or 'I, P. N E N situate in Netv. ark, upon' Trerit ateresaid, near to the first Lot, now: iii the, o; ; cil l iation 01 Mr. Samuel limiter; together with an excel, I , !nt Garden adjoinin4 thereeO, and also bordering upon the River intended to Increase the - frontage ,of this, Lot next theltiver,. as marbe seen by the Plan. tot 3. A ,(.:lose of Land, called TURNsTt LE CLOSE, situate` ear'tfie 4441 Streit called Millgate, and ult:o litijohr ing_upan:tho•Ttiropike Road leading from Newark to Not. to,Wiant, about four,+ 'eres,. and now in the: 1 . 4 owe of Mr. C 0 .44, and being an eligible Situation tar Build ing --A collsi4eralr pirt of P9rchot , mioney. . may re.. nta , :uor Security of the•Vtintiisep, it required. Estat, i nay be, tv,,,ed, and fort h 4 ,partiettlarsitado. application to Nele6tr.s: - Gorlfry 'and Pretlatits, AitornieS at, in . Ncorttrk,:WitetvOttint a-Pilitu of trief.state:is lodged, or to, Nicosia. Kilulerley, .I,clig and Ince, Syttionds Atm,, iuncery-lane. • . , .4.....-.44.....4,444.•+ . 4 - ' • N EW4TAT E -1,0 TTEMt . . . . , SWIFT ttrisi 004,' N4A. utre , P9ollo, beg ,I:eage to inform the . Public, that.litKET-S and ti-liA R Eg'ai - e on We t _ At theft' Only; in great variety. "fl i dt otterY O Mach begins rmiving the st tt of September,- consists of only 2.becto Tickets;.. and the Amount of the trize.3 ,is .?tairoll—. Sclienn.:4 brad's. . ..,_,_ me Rev. THr.OPFFILLIS ST. 'MIN. Printed tor Vi;r1101' anttflood, No. 3t, Poultry •; and sold , by Itivinonna. Sr.•' Paul's Church-yard, and flatchard,, PiecAddly. In the course of the present Month, will be publislieclp in T•t,'‘ , 3 Parrs, with 9.1 i Plates, prn:nally eliraved b Mr. thirrg the firs i t ot p g, the 1 - Ii Il y akes,' price Two Cuitieas and'a Hnlfiu boards; or on large Paper, 31,151. in. bnitrdst 01 G E NE.KAL or Sysccinatic Natu . . 1:()RGE SHAW, 111.1). Printed for - (. .1( earsley, fleet-street ; of WllOlll ,may be had. the same.iVork. ,Vol, I Amt 11 . b e i ng Tit L. • I.IISTOR OF Q,U.,‘ 1) os, wiiit between tee and 3c.,:ylates, price I; otir Guineas in boards, or no large Paper, blic• t.,titocas. , • Vol. 111. bitty the HISTORY .of A N,INLA Ls, with lietvieen' too I' fates, price TWO Gullieas and a Half in Nardi, or Paper.; 31. ins. in boants. ' • • - • waThis' I)av s published f price ts,, 61. ,bounti,. the Filth 4tht to:Ll:nitro/4n, 71: 1 11 ELF,MgN FS of ENG! .ISIIGI/.. ATOM AR, I with .1 cuttciv: V itny 01 the Principal Fttoret of It lulu) • • By • Print,:d ler T. N . . Lin:titan and O. Rees, P4ernoster-, row, .to.t j.'WaShbOUrn, GlotiCT3h4. pow,ELL , ci)N A•'. , • r rhi - z: Day VV-0 111011:Shed, In Six-Volumes i;two y., is, in hoards, kl,t_3_44 Ala VRECI*. * .i)I‘,A 1:. IN . CONVEY. v . / Nci N(; . fortio tits! I`.l,o,l;•;cript . of th,...T3t,:' ort N j ( y( f. 1., Author t the IA war- NIO magi's; W tits, -4 , ;(.•". e't• urrtect ed : with Wm-squid Remarks, etipi„ol,,rtory ;14. ,natore and eilieat:y of the Several i.o73raiti:2,l iii,iii egtlettioiL By CHA R LES' OA tN, of tho A ittiinr Of t tetrient!i vi ol : Prita.:(l tor W. eitirke.oar Portai;4l.stteet t Gt . :wk.:tr.:6 are cie;ireil to tie early in their applieatlrat in eointilero4; theirr:; , ets, as sonic of the Voi tones anti Part.; are tu ? rty nut of pant. - ! —FIRST IMPERIAL STATE I...OTTERY 'for . 11103,•''• I . Begins Drawing Sep;rimber sth. . • TICKE(TS anti,Shate4 0 - nuke tli "Are , rick,lk. sel I L ) ig ! ... • - ~„ .. Wt. BRANS( OMB agd co. No..zr, ilolborri,..alitt • .. , P. kl, tornhill where the first Prize 'of 3*,coel. 'Cell an'areit, was sOlit in one Ilaiti•one "Quartiir, fine Pighth,.arid two Sixteenths.; aiitl where likewise the- following. Cap:it:lls lia.ve been sold, shared, and registered, nitne l Y. • - ,•• s 4 of . k. ' 30,066 i i 5 . , •of ' ~ C. solo '''• 4 6 -- zo,ooo lz6 -- • z oe . ....:. _ . . , ~: IC, -- - • .P 0.46,1 49 •„ , ,• - "" - t .. • , m o o ._ • _, '. • .-I,wWise the only pool I'. ri it tnal . ev - er • was sitaret ; .ne isides•asgreat suumber . 0f,50.51. icifiL .fic. ikc; and by-' whinzt il . le original plan fur stamping the Shares &c. an al raosiiit. ted iu the Right Han. Luid.N o r t h, .whieli hasincreased taw Profit to the Public . en LoiTeries, since that tiine', to' a very • grealamunr, .. . ' Schem F4 gratis and. and. every particular relative to the present Lottery, may be had of Branseornb and Co. No. 't ri, Pol . b9rn, and No. 37, Cornhill. •": -••• " ' • . Ple.ise to obser v e,th e present Lottery has two zo 0:-.•01.Prize s , t'n(t only t4,0(x3 Titkets; -Upw a rd s of nnie Clipitals for ev ery . ' - '„,‘Y of Drawing-, with little more th an two Bl anks to aTrize. ...n t i lowest Prize 201. and the full Nloney will be 'paid by . Pur e within two i s nonths -after the drawing'; there.. • 4 ure art. eaily p urchase is' reconimendcd by t he ab ove P ro- Prietu rs „, . . WC/6E OF SINGULA:ILTRI-AL'AND,DISTRESS. I[7o the Rich and e.rievoli: % rit,. and particularly those whose Charity arise.from ;no less a motive than that of being rewarded .iit another—lite. A •Yourigll.ilarried Cotiple, of respeelah' le Varents, but who . have been 11ntbr:.• w i lar o i n life, are now labouring under 'much distrees,eiiWing to their 4111)Metcl till and untorgiving7 Crc.litots t .the ,1 l band, who hls been ,lately madea Bankrupt, a:'.ter,haviag, given up his all, is n .w . under' an :,crest by a C(,ettitor who did notnote prove ltis , Debt ; so tliat hiratelt and Family have+ no better prpspcet than o f. being 4111114 gal ,wjth;‘) the is, ,of a Prison, unless their u (Lull Ullatc . ease should ho Bitch as have htith the will and the prayer dr litzveritieg a re lentless Creditor succeeding in his erutil..lesign., TO Sit: II the Atinrilier appeals tor the loan of One Hundred Pounds, or anindettinilication for the payment of the saine, which woo 11 enable him to procure his Ccrtiticate,'.and - thereby raise hi rt above, the power of thoie. who srent determined to make Jtini an exile. tipon_the earth. The particulars of th:ir sittlano3 would be more fully explained to ally 1..a.1y or klentivm.oi -who may he disposed to do a real charity, by letters diree.u , d, John Witlininti N0..11, Charles-street,, ;Lack friars-road ; iir the smallest Donations would be tnost thankfully received by the Athierriser, at the saute Hoitse, where he will remain until Friday: ri tiE most onlinmnt ~ni.kture 1; a tinc.ilead of 14air • but•the prevalence_ at • tate 145hi0i1,!4.1 lc Brutus) havlng,lialui;:iit many I,..adies':ind e_;e.tit!rtii.n to tioprl ve tite4t3e i lvesrofthatbealatifult mbt:ll,ish-‘ :mart; w2',o haw-regret tite too hirstrecloption or • so ttrt.. bzcornitn; •-- Thr Proprietor- at „?'.1,7 Ilt ACI A,/ IT:kV:LAN hdppy to assure thein We receives daily their'astoniMiin eilleaey.L—A• few:Pists Will quick 15# • tostofe the hair ablin4ance, and of its oatupal coiroo.and completely obliterat,.: disagreeable 1:1v, or r‘ul marls, the contour of tri„: Lice, which a wig always leaves'. Th e success which the PropvittKmer . with on the Con;,, , tinetd, (frnin which he has just rettirptai).Lptc. , eded his.rnost. siinguine . eNpeaations • " its extraordinary virtues having beer} invariably e i ;;eniplifted, •it has obtained universal estiinstion with thu litr.tu Monde of.:Paris, where the Cjratecrtitskingleil thel~ lowing I sse s , and the.. 4 rtlelis cap ivating Cur.l,-foMied • • the of Nature-Aq ieSt's hi cef I - Lot(itrititi Now grace the rid engraixttil rates a•le.;Brutut the an l l.l are T t i o ie ta y l i c k l e o w d i er w t a rom ea e il v: i t u y r Vi ri s le o: t o y n i t)l i c , c (; 4 t i o re i aiti on iliase.'::Kstee3,"to d at th , i Proprieor' , ;; Nd, chi, New. man-arreet, Oxford . Road t and of Mr,. ijolding, No. 42; C.5rol:111.; Mr. William*, No. 44., ; phrey, No. JO, Oxtord-stteet. 55, the Pot; or 21. i4s. the dozen. Not lets than half's 101 CO at the Wholesale Price. HARDY's, New,lnvenred BLACKING POW llk R; patronized and used for .His Alajesty and Fariiily. It softens the Leather, repels w4cr, in'eserveS the feet, procures the tinest Jet, its virte.cs'every where ; it neither soils, the lingers, stools tine „muslin, smells ; di agreeably , 'occasions trouhl; .ereates expvice. In 'Boxes Is, and. is. 64. each. Also, his grand pin tying mixture,• crearn,:and liquid, which restores and preserves ufa Tops of •Boors, in ail the. beauty of their pristine, .pale or • auburn—in .botiles at 35. Is. 6U ;31,t ts. Each label will be signed by the Proprietor, "Hobert liar., • dy, 3, Barnard's. Inn, - Holborn:" Sold by • him and by Mr. Barclay,, and , Mr. Nicholson, Fleet-market; l4ir., Rust, .Hull ; Hunt, Lynn ; Whittick, Gloucester; .Harrison, Mar gate; . - Hardy, 0 X ford ;- Itti . swil, Guildford;, and most Boot-„ • makers Pei:furriers, ilmpn,:"TurnerS,:. and. Venders of P:fr tent AiLii:ineg in townand - country. He likewise piociiie Boot' Trees and proper BrUsties: , • - • . SWINBUIIN.E:un ILLS. 1)ay• In Thr:..e prp:e Is,. boar(4, ---- "BY DIVINE PROMANcE,' THE BALM 6f;NIECCA, .(Piice only 25. 9t1.) :is ei6 bestlernetly in thz Universe for-Nervous Coin- , 1)14004011e most povertta Regtorittive, and. Ite-aniinating of Life and Health; and the sAfest .Ittd best ,Medicine in the World. A TREA . I.ISE of' TES i'AN/lEN . IS a rut LAST L - 1.: WILLS, ilk Svo, Parts ; I. What a Tesionesit and Last Witi 15, 2, What Pvison snake a restamoni 3. Li4.. - scrihnig Avnat Things nity in: disposed o . r by Wilt: 4, tri wil4T • 11141111er, Te.Bl3ll4eitrS an i Li Sr Wills are ir) by Amide, 5. What rii“ons inay be .Lxecittor, or is g 4l ),lnie.gr 3 L-..•ku:5... 6. Th.:. Cidice Mt an I:.\'...s.,Attor. 7. Shewing by whanneasii Wills -become Void ......._______ RE P , wri'cu LA it AS TO THE HOOSE.. IVi P ., 'PANT BEDSTEADS, AND TAIMES. . —' '''' } ' ' ''s l'u i'hin , Upholstery, and .Cabinet , . Nar e .. r , . , 111 „' !is ~ k, -- •i 1 Cathe: rine Stree t • oinsaitu aq.inuiaetury, ~,0.,.. 13 . 1 1 1 . 4 . 4, i .. neate I,' ' ' l. lar Ke .1 . ' rtment of - articles ut Ttl'e IteV.Cst; Inaleth4l.ldinT..",,- (I : l 4 4 lOt u nical Fashions, u - well seasOncd Pwvelriel,t o : 7 excellent workmanship,. with several. am. ' - I thlcili)luTbLi.,liß respeafulTY relies on. the • gbod, disc:eminent n , Bm i in .. 1 ', that they will see. through the paltry devices cies. m i l t luati°l " opaosed to hiin, 'and counterfeiting his ai3.l - is well known'that BUTLXR has two patents, on , i; .Tables, tl ku oth er for. Be,Litiadsi the principle of the tic t s o reapplicableto almost all kinds of rabies, and is allowed, n for improvement ; it renders them more . COnVenie , ttil ou4cs, and much More portable. 'The principle of the er is appli cable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as hour, Post, dent,4-4 So a , and , Chair Beds, w hich arc angularly nit:- . in sickness, and each when shut up, - make a. handsaw* I,)!'Lt of fuure for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, with c r a ss' Four Postand Tent Beds yo together in all parts with s " 446 ' and 'are fixed With much ease Without the help of 14rti k ?ols or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable.- cUlat kinds of the . above, adapted for Geatlenim °I-t i le y'lEty and Navy, ail lint climates, also portable Chairs, &o. nuil.Ea's Patent Nianufacturcs 'have been gracif)4sll P a. i i, Nli ilect by thoKMg, Queen, and Royal Family, an h O- - 14)'4tp•Lixt by orders-front numbers of .the Nobility and Gentry, (, nave been highly' approver.l of in the East and West „.n'lies : the merit of the Articles have thus 'met with fa vourabt.. h o encouragement, and fur which he returns his rate. irc..' ac knowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind .of. , ~ i of some others, who fix. up liii . ge Sign-Boards, with 1, ; 11 .-,r 1 4it's. name inscribed, wl - deli may liclp•alsO to promote .."'.'i , iitess', or 6 11 0 111 a. it ha designed otherwise, he, by the yejiiiission of Providen4e. rnanufadures and sells his Supe ,',i,:. fsour.poit arid other Beds, exc.-ztlent Dining Tables, anti r . o t ll net Ankles as above, namely, Catherine -street, 8 doors s its . l ", the Strand, a Brick front •11041 Se, where he. has con -4.<lTe(l several 'fools and Machines for working the SATne, ~,, '.',,,i otherwise been at considerable expellee tubring them ti 4t utility and de , ,ree of parfeilion at which thee now '• It 1 , rct o ,,, t t to .sarrie pi.ice may be had every Article for the L''';t:LY turnibiling tiouses. -N.B. l'or Exptxtatien, DR. NORRIS's -DROPS. N • exciting the Public Attention to these an ;numeration of particular Cases wol' l 4 luabte 13,roys, he unnecessary ; successtill eiterience for more ,4 century having sufficiently established their the cure of.every species at .Fever, ,especially the Yellow or Putrid, for which they ure eminently distinguished, th,.: Pro.; prietor, from their increasing c.clebrity, nut only cklives the highest gratification, hitt is. enabled with confidence to le comaiend a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, hiveccrAte Coug'ns, Scurvy, alt imporitics.of the Blood, Colas, Stc l oi:,ch andilowel CoMplaints, yield to their benign, ',Cr, powcrad in fluence, and as a salutary cordial in disconitorts attend, ant on advanced life,nothing can surpass their beneficial vireos. The Family Bottle, 225. is only to he had ;it the Dzel.,i's house, Lower Brobk-strcet, GrosVcnor-square, whe.re Cures arc delivered ,gtatis, and all Orders tot I::,xportaiiun is executed. Smaller bottles are sold wh..lvs.ile and rer.id by Messrs. jeboult and 'o. 'anti - retail b' .:11 Venders of Medi. cincs ; also 'Dr- I'lll, as safe and eltbi..tive aperient, may be, had at all the . above places, in boxes,, at as. id. Nriu F., 1 ' 1.1 , 4, 111 re Court of 'Rork. Th::B,:vt.toth ? t roio n , ‘vith Annatations Illus trative orshe, Sttbjt to the time. By the late ' loset)11 E s q, iLtrri4icr at Law. Author of the Law pi :Mortgages, Sc. l'Npartd lor Presi t James Wak . e, Fscf. Bairister at London: Printed for AV, anti - Sons. Law Book. sCiIL 4 ; Porttig•al-strze:, Lincoln's. tint, . "Pliia Day was publiOr.:(l, , In RoYal Quarto, with an elegant tippropriate,FrtVispiece, L. , . bd. and ills,tibeti to ail I.,,vrtt; at Wetih Music s iX ihe ntbst W 1 1.. AIRS, 1.3 principally during an Ext:tusion intO. North Tiv the Vt.:v. IV, DING LE Nr, A. B. Sec. • Tbe and arrinigeti for the , Piano .Forte by, W: jun OrgaitiSt to the.Ntutulling C . l' i s l i tc d f or E. Willim B nr,ook*eller th Duke and nut,..tteot Yuri . , No. ► t, Stemtt y ltut mid by T_ inn, Scrawl u,,tl uII odic( ,Ajtisic-51:11C(S in till; Unitcd Kiviteanis. in all cases and in all ages where the Solids are relaxed, where the Constitution has rceeiVed a shock, or is by any means debilitated, tith; restorative and re-animating 'taint of Lite and Health Will produce the happiest cifects ; the cold and tremulous Nrrves will be warmed and steadied ; the re. taxed fibres or soft flabby flesh will be braced and rendered firm ; the muscles will, be invigorated ; the sinews will be strengthened; the emaciated limbs will be covered with' firm flesh ; the exhatistedi vessels will be replenished ; the fin. poverished watery blood will become lien and'balsainie, its languid circulation 'restored to the sanative impetus, which is the true criterion ot' _Health ; • the languid drooping spirits will be reviverl,and Aliihnited; digestion will be pro. muted : in short, the tone ot thenerves will be restart,* and by these means the whole Constitution will be'renovant‘ii,... Feebleness, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, and all the de.. plotable symptoms ot Disease, will vanish; and strength, ar. serenity, and .every eVnlCnct of renovated Health will be the happy result of taking this inestimable Balm in-due time, according to thedirfctiens for -use. which accompany each . ' The BALM 'of' MteOik is"prepared and sold by Messrs. Milt, and Co. Surgeons, Na. 2,2, Itishopsgate-street Within, price as. gd. ,4140 soldby their A cents, Sir. Withirs. No. 229,..5tr and ; Mr. Butler, I\lo. 4, .i- licapside ; atid by reqedable Medicinc vfintirts, •