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V‘l txt, 4;triaV, 4"1444.1;fikY).—: tim • 1 4 : • • • V.", IP ' O/4, , e r i xX. )ittV R . l. o jrtr . • • it it;l4itti t„s\* . • - • ..Ify it517....L - r-' • - ' e • tk: . • . A ;~ ~.: ~,~ cl 9 / TAI , ir SA TU . .111, S _EPTEMBER 3, 1803. itRICE SinTENCE. NUMBER 3420.] PATRIOTIC' FUND, • LLOYD'S, Szrr. Z, 1802. T . i GENERAL MEE . IING of the COM. A. 36. 'MITTEE for NIANIACANG the PATRIOTIC FUND . at I,t6Yn's, held This . Day, at the Merchants' Seamen's Office, NEW LOTTERY. B EGINS DRAWING the sth of StPI'ENIBE,II, • SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value ofeacit. Total value. 2 Of ;C. 20,000 il X: ...10,0c0 2. , Iv,ooo 20,000 2 5006 1060 500 100 4 3 6050 24,000 Tickets: First drawn Ticket 7th Day - First drawn Ticket last Morning Are part of the above Caphals. to,vob Soot) 6cioa 3000 2000 t2t;030 • • 210;voo X. 10,000 scc* ciuTs anti SHARES are selling at every LICENSED OFFICE. And the PRIZES PAID on DF.NIAND. Price.—Ticket . 17 6. • 8 iB . o Eighth • 4to o 3ixteerith Tickets" will gradually rise. Half Quarter 5 6 3 0 Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. Chairman. Amount Subscribed, 3 per Cent. Consult E. 2-.040 o 0 Amount of Subscriptions - - - - 144,536 16 3 Adjourned to Tuesday, the 6th of September, atTwelve O'Clock precisely. . •FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. . Amount advertised ::0,201, 3 per Cent. Consols. • Cas Ai h - - - - M4l43Kn , 53,! 8 9 Stephen sley, Ken- W.M. Young K 3 21 o o sington • - '52 to '6 Wm. Cooke, Ex- Toe full & clear Re.; . .checluer, Westmin- 'cripts of one night's ster . - - .5 o o PeriVirin a nce at the Mist M: Scott •-• lei' to Theatre Royal, Hay- . T hc.: - .l.cvaat 'Com- . market, on the aoth parry - soo o of Aug. per George F. Tumly, Rick- Colman, 'Esq. • aot It o . • mond,near Belfast so o o. Wm Yates'; of Bury ; • ' Mat.. Rap'er, Strat- Lancaster soo a o ford Vlace cos a o The SolicilotGeneral, Walker, Haily . per Snow and,CO. 0.0 bury, Herts . as Guineas J. . , • I t o Mrs, Walker t o .S.l l . of Rortimtintla o. 45 .6 Mrs. S:•.Walker to • rho. Prideaux Zi. 0 9 Miss LW.' Do. z Allen Tucker - - sot 69' .Miss A. F. Do.. 2' '- Passau, Burnett and •, v" MisS M. A. Do. 2 Sons Sons . t p s 1 1 i 1 tss S.**Vo. . Lieut. .Col. hied. - Servants of the • Mackenzie . - s• o o Fathily :41-. 5 . 7 is Subscriptions „received by, Bennett-and White, at 01030, of thiki 1-louse , arid.l.etters for thi. - ...Committec to , tieaddre.ssed to Mr. Welstdrcl; Sac.retary•to th'e Patriotic Fund COtninittec Lloyd's totfees.liause. EXETER FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL SOCIETY'. I r.rHE ' ANNIVERSARY Umber hist; on which Day the Members are desired to'meet At alc-Sclinol Room at Elt:ven.,'to proceed from thente to She Chapel, where a' SER !st will be pre4ched.by tht Rev. W. F. MITCIIGLL , an.l aticrwards to. return to the School to hear the Recitations 'of the PRIZE EX E R CIS ES.' Dinner to be on Table at the 'Hotel precisely at Three tr'Clock. STEWA WILLIAM Rev. J. B. COPLESMN, CRP.'GG;;t sq. Rev. WILLIAM OXNAM, Mr. WM. KENDALL: A YOUNG MAN MISSING, supposed to be Pressed". IFthe Young Man (E. H. j 4 who quitted h is simation i where.he was an Apprentice, in North.,Frede tick.street, DUI - 31,1N, about the beginning of filly last, and Who, it is supposed, is gone on board the Fleet, will make known to his Parents,. by letter, at No. Eccles-street, Dublin, - his present situation, he will hear of something to his advantage as their %visit is not to resist his inclinations, but to procure him a proper situation.—Or if any.person,, seeing this, arid the Description of the Boy, will make it known to him, or his Parents, he will have their grateful thanks. He is about Fifteen years of age, dl' ik complexion, short nose, light brown hair, strolls made. • NEW • INVENTED WATER -PROOF BOOTS and Sl-10F.S, F I DWARD IVIOGGit WOE, No. 44, Lhtigitte. -- NU, Luntdon, begs leave to infortrillis Friend s . and the oblic in o;eneral,; that after many vrars attention•anif.exp.- rimier, he has to offer them 800 T$ anti Sl I. ES, %VAT fR . PRtri/F, with puled confidence of their being far superior to ;toy ever in 'de. 'lie makes the I iithieg dress Sho e s and &nits. Witrer-pr,iof, preserving the Leather sotl hnti jtlfat,le. Here.; Coaynentis tnem on obooting, excursions, : as no water can pe- • netrate. LikEviS,: hji, New.inventedsLll)oTl gQ.I3OOTS. Le.ither preparthi .iti this *ay, has the- advantagelasting ..-kwiee as long at Leather dressti ip.the common ~way. ,A-n Urtitro 'ht' such .general utility will no "doubt iattrad the rittentiorr of the Piiblic,..and in those who haife'a real value for their litialihtir apply At his Marrufariury; amabove. has no conookioh!with any other. tiouw in London. • • E. M. will thank: those of his I uenlis ,, and the Public, Who ina'y favour hsrit With. oett, to apprite hint as early. as possible, as it,will enable him tO:exectite.thtir Coal, Mantis, without disappunititient. f ? .1.1. , A large assortment of Boots ana,itoes, Waterproof and ailiCiwisQ,.ecitisutiitly kept for: the 'Vastrind - West loal.l .Trade. Merchants and, Captains. litetral ly 'treated Essqc TO ,BE 'sol.3l•Br AucT„robT, , , . Friday the 3oth. September, 11303, at One o'Cluelcvsiii • One . , .... ...,.. ~ ..,,,CA. , A -C,nitiv•in .a TA .•-ii;cri, Eligibl e FtttEri6LD I\lA NOP, +ARM c til k. ,, tana-Vai ... 'bil w Met; has been ketieeinell) called •G't h Ai' G4IOII o*, situate ltt the VitijShel, 44 1 - ,',1-I (l.t)h t . ( , 7, likkfori iiilisi: L i u l e Burst ed;.and I)untorri i,. tie Comity - 0i I.,ssex, in . tne occupation of Mr- Benjimin c; ii:w, c u i h . itlitg - bf,upWa'rids.bfg o AcTes of ex iellent A.rahle, Meaduw,... . z u 4l4 Pasture- , 14.11(1,i,A?L1th . a 'good: it'in ii u u se, and other suitable 4,uildfrip therepn, This' ..Estate . [lc.; iii a vc.': v iinpi`oving part . or the COtinty, about. •Three Ale,. iroin Billericay,. Six 'from Bumtwood, l'ive• trim . ' the Thatitei , , Allci - avit him . .r want'y4our of Loudon. hl r. I.:ine, the Tenant. will skew the Estate, of whom, cle sLriptivepartil•ulai,, in.iy be , had ; also at the Crown, Bil lericay ; the White Harr, - Btiri,twood ; the: place,. of Sale ; ot Mr. Squibb, Saville-row ; and bi Missrst Kant, Pearce,' and Keln, Cray'S-caiurt, Whitehall,. London, where a i rlan. of the Estaie Ink( be tern. ......-__ ~ • • , .i• I‘4II)ULtSE.X., SPNBURY and SHEPPERTOK. elthElitit.l.)arld'PYHoLl.) , ESTATE of , INH.ER.I-' , TA K E, TITIIE FREE. WW I i l ottsession at ,Nltehaelina6, next. T 0 h 1:. SULU BY ri..UCTI°N* At the Plower:p,'ol/7 Mr. A DAMS September next,' be l i n v ii, ',alt the Sunbury, Hours- ot; Two Monday and the Four t 9 t i l n i the Afternoon, ‘ ee ' -..e fc'ttr" A. Ve ry (.: . • •rY . o mpa 6I ESTATE, situate at CHARL TON, i n 1 .. t IC .Parlsi l of Sunbury, consisting of a Other necessar 1 P" 1. ., - E 1() t) SF. , gthlti G - arden, three Barns, Stable, and , out ~ b uilclings, a Horne Close .of about art Acre an t)l "drd, Iwo- Al torments upon the late Inclosure, the 't abbut 26 Acres of Arable, the ct her Of about 9 A. " one . of the Common; the whole aii;mining the ilei•lhe And containing together ,:ii A. 2 IL:A I'. and also about seven Acres of Meadow, pill, "abont 6 A. thereof, being a Close II)! Littleton,. in the Parish of , Shyerttini•and the felllitifltiCr ' 94 4 in the C ommon Meadow or ' Shcpperron. ,„,.• 4 nbory is a conven i ent distance trout Kingston, Rich 19und . Chertsey, Uxbridge, and Hounslow. r ,, ,,fOr ther pa . i rticulars ..ip'ply. either . to Messrs.•Morrell, wAtortries, or to the A uyaiorkee t:, , Oxford. . . . Wril CE Hands have ever been esteemed tulfer4 lur, ~ sonal..beauty i - In both' and in •sollie•POns '..).1. "PC .Are essential in. Persons of:ltank ; (luting the• Carl" tiild "t Venice wli-r, "c )1 • of • • II It's Ks mix iniliscriini.• : „ , , , s . ui t •4 . . l''' 11{ AI ~ac nei •I • ..• L.' . 1 • -••• il' • •••• al Lady ha i iisquo - aus., rt a ...Lastarsitan asat i resscs • . . pirlt:i.,,ts sus Viand to shew , that it possesses the Fairness k ~.i ',.:11;,,,t1.ne5s which Persons oi Dlsiiiiet ion, ace at so, much o P•ii‘s IQ ~;:ti,ll!V • and at ►rivace Kiasyuerntles, the Porter's ~ , ,e ' :l ,4 ; , r,.: to .1,; :tit on!) such as have sett white fiends; thus `;e t"'''' '" ''`.'" 41 IlicAllast ,luxufluusiCities an:the.Con, 'f.'t,' .1 t,t: . .11j aleU J ' aispOrt into the-best enmppny. 01, •.,. li ~,,i iii. : - ;t , ;+l , , or Indtan Washik , Cakes, Atm . °, sse s . i''''• ,I ,r L ,- is , rty of -giviug the mutt exquisite Delicacy es t ,, . f . ,41 . • ~, alai siii.aniLeivahle..Fastects.,to thal-Ittncls, ft is 4 ,, 0 ~id Sigh e d ny rile Propfietor's Agcrit, William V; itliers e , 21 9, Straihil, ia.:is i einple I.3o...witliont which S4;ratuna --, c• i •.. . 1,.. 4 1 1)4 . 'tiCilUitle, itt;tail by •all :sr spcttitble , Valli .rs ,5, :c 1 . • , NEW INCOME TAX. ' Phis Day are published, I(EARSLEY's NEW TAX TABLES, for the present and ensuing Year, price One Shilling only ; containing, among a variety of , other Matters, 'an "accurate 'Staten ent of the following Taxes:-- , The Assessed Taxes for the year 1803 . ; the consolidated and aon dditial, Assessed Taxes which will conimende in April tSo4 ; thelieW Receipt Tax ; a new Stamp Table corrected ; the while of the. new Consolidated Excise Duties ; and a taithful Abstrad at the very invariant General Tax upon Income; Printed tor G Kearsley, No. 46, Fleet-street. NEXT MONDAY THE,LOTTERY.BEGINS • DRAWING.' --- - . rrICKETS, and' SHARES ire !elling,nt.both the J,. Qld Establjehed Offico, N 0.4, CORN 111 LI. and CIIA.RING.CRObS; Whereail •Piiret - be paid on demanoßy - . T. BISH. . . THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING NEXT NION- DAY. .• /r 4 ASS. , HORNStY and No. ti 6, IV:1. 'Opposite the Royal - Exchange; London, respeartitly acquaint their Friends And . the Public, that are now selling on the most moderate terms, rickets, Halves, Quar ters, Eighths, and Sixt4enths, , in the , New Eauglish .State Lottery, which comprizes only ,;.4,000 Tickets. • • Sehemes Gratis. • - - NEXT MONDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS • • - - DRAWING. QWIFT ina.Co. No. It, Poultry, beg Leave to LI inform their Friends and the Public; that TICKETS arid tHARES Tiro on Salo at their• Otlicc v where Capital Prizes to an immense amount have been sold ; Firreen of which'weve of the •last and preeedlng LOtteries, andleverai of them divided into many Shares. Letters answered.—Schemes gratis. - PRIVATE EDUCATION. .A CLERGYMAN, situate about Twenty Miles E.X. from Town, in a most pleiOnt and healthful part of Kent; intends to undertake the Education 'of Pli.S in the Classics. Terms; Eighty Pounds per Annum. For further particulars; apply to Mr. Hard►ng, No.• tee, Patt-,Mall. LIFE O F:riff...LATE DR. 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