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kVA: • tt\ J i g /7 4P fAi d o , 4 0. • 11 - Wki ...o f 11014,• '. i ,) S . l9t er,_ • V I. • 0 \o — /e , /Ohl f 1L ig)1 .41 fa P. 4 i r scy 7lq e , V•4 4 v , 1,/ F $71 1 4.1.-.,- , .. - -•:.. illii!ith,.',:" NUMBER )3399.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1803. fiRiCE .irxpEck: COUNTY -HALL, LINCOLN. A T a numerous MEETING of the NOBLE. MEN, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, FREEHOLD ERS, and other INHABITANTS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN, held at the County-Hall in Lincoln, the sth clay of August, 1803 ; Resolved, That the ADDRESS to HIS MAIESTY on the present critical situation of the Country, moved by Charles Cli tplin, Esq. seconded by lohn Harrison, Esq. and unanimously voted at this Meeting, be signed by the High Sheriff; on behalf of the County at large, and that the same be presented to His Majesty by the High Sheriff' and the Members for the County. • Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the High Sheriff for having called the same. Resolved, That the - flunks of the Meeting be also given to the Gentlemen who moved and seconded the Address. HENRY NELTHORPE, Sheriff. WARRANTED SWORDS. REDDELI, and BATE, Sword Curlers, &c. &c. most respedfully inform the Noblemen and Centle- Tnt'n in the Army, Navy, Yeomanry, and Volunteer Corps, &e. that thq'have a re t ;ttlar assortment of Regufation-and other Swords, warranted equal to any that can be procured, which may be had on application at their Manutadory, Dalt End, tlirmin4hani ; where also may be had, fine Steel minnited Dress Swords, and all kinds of Ornainentg Steel Work • . R. and B.' flatter themselves, that from their•long tame tience in the Ausiness, they are enabled to give general sa. tisfaetion. NEW LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING chi s t h o f SEPTEMBER , 1803. SCHEME. *" No. of Prizes. Value of each: Total value. of £. 20,000 is ,C • 43,•...,0 2 . 10,010 2.0,000 2 Soo., to,ooo 8 tOOO SOOO • 12 500 6300 r 3o too --- 3000 , 4 0 So . zOOO ooso 20 , 121,000 24,000 Tickets. X. 21?,000 FirSt drawn Ticket 7.tli Ida;► . ' X. 20,000 First drawn Ticket last Morning - sOOO Are part of the Above Capitals. tICKETS anti SUARES are selling at every LICENSED OFFICE. And the PRIZES PAID on DEMAND. Price. —Ticket 4. 17 2. half - - Bis o Eighth - z 4 6 Quartet - 48 6 Sixteenth. - 1 2 6 Tickets.wili gradually rise. ROYAL EXCHANGE STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 83, Corner of the Royal Exchange, C01..41111, London. NICHOLSON and Co. from N 4). 16, respetifully acquaint the Poblic, that the TICKETS and stamped SIIA RES for the present State Lottery, that begins Drawing the ;th of September next (in which there are only 24,003 Tickets); are now /idling on the lowest terms. Orders trout the Couniry punaually executed, and S.hemes at large gratis. Tile following Capital Prizes have lately been Sold and Sltared by Nicholson and Co. 17.991 in Share , - 2^,000 5,199 in Shares . . 10,000 23,4rii Whole Picket 2 , .000 42.700 in Shares 10,000 7,185 Ditto - 20,000 9065 Whole Ticket t 0,300 23,3 to in Sit 1 , .s .z 3 two rtmo.i. Ditto -- - to,ooo 44 ,01 4 Whole 4 - wket 2.4),000 17,015 in Shares - 2 , 035 In Shares - - 5,000 17.049 Whole TiLket 10,000. 2,3,339 Whole Ticket 46.676 Ditto - r 14.00.6 . 2 .S*S6i Ditto - - - ser.o3 51,633 In Shares .. 10,000 3 '075 0.110 - 5,033 IWO Ditto - 5,00 e 43.973 in Shares - ,003 14.777 Wiwi : : Ticket • 5, 000 many of, '. zOOO, X. to3o, and X. Soo. 4. * * Nkinq for Prizes as soon The outitnidnm Shares of the Capital and other Prizes sold by them in the last Lottery, are paying iia full. ROMAN CEMENT • TT is the Property of. this Cement or, Mortar, to beware:hard and impenetrable to Water within a few borirs, even if exposed to the action of•the Sea 4 and also to form a very strong union with Brick and e Stone. It . cominu nicates au:minima strength to Buildings, and must therefore proportion:4ly increase their stability and duration. In all foundations whatever, but particularly in the construc tion of Docks, Wharfs, Bridges, Locks, Tanks, Drains, Mill Races, Vats, and other Aquatic Buildings ; its utility and advantage are Unquestionable ; and it, forms the hardiest and inost SFO N LI KE. STUCC O Manufacii red by l'arl•-r and Co* Baliks‘ile,'LOndon. MO N MOV THSFILII E IO 1f S OLD BY AU — CTiONT, °n Monda y t h e 29th 5 of August, 1801, at the Beaufort Arms, in the 'Conn of Monmouth, at Two o'Clock in the At,. terno on , A LL that Capital Modern-built Messuage,,ealled LANSAN Flt F.AD COURT ; together with the Ma xtor and Advowson of Lansanfread, and about One Hundred and Seventy Acres of exceeding rich Arable, Meadow, Pas ture Ground, and Orcharding, in a very high state of culti. vatinn. The Mansion is seated M the most pleasant part of the County, orra Lawn gently rising from the Banks of the River Usk, in a , genteel Neighbournood and_good Sporting Country, comntnidinr, mast enchanting Views of the s ur . r ()priding Country, and consists ' of Vestibule, Library, Dining-room, Gentleman's Dresaing r rootn, Housekeeper's ROOM, Butlers' Pantry, Kitchell, and Servants' Hall on the Ground Floor; an elegant DrawinVrooni, approached by a I,l3orteome Ma h ogany Geom etr i ca l S ta i rcase, an d su i ta bl e :.; ( xlgille ROOlll5 and Attics, Regisrat and Stove Grates, ..arved ittid Marble Chintney,pieces, attached and detached ()tikes of evi.ry description,' Doubht Coach-houses, Stall Stahleg, Dove-house, Ice-house, excellent Kitchen Garden, Unit extensiv e h ot Wall„%vell planted and-clothed with the choicest Fruit '('rues now lit perkelicni ; Lawn, Shroubery, and Plea Sure Ground, laid Out with taste, forming- altoge ther a most desirable Residence. Also a Dwelling-house, Garden, wed(-accustomed ShnP• and about Six Acres of Land, together with a Cottage and Garden, in the possesion of Mr. William Davis, situate in the Parishes of Langiltangel and tanart The great Road from London to Sou lb Wales and Ireland adjoins the Estate, which is distant frcsu Aberg,avenny five, tiSk Six, Ponty Pool nine, and Monm: nth eleven miles, alt ;nod Market and Post Towns, and tie.ir Coal and Lim e ' For other particulars, appl y personall3, or by Letter (post aid), to Mr. Joseph Strangl Lanourt► Ilea hi ournouth (who will shew t he Premise t s); or anfread to Mr. , Har r at Ross lierefortishire. roR cowl' WIND SPAShIS, PAINS IN 'fFIE S'TO ' AIACI-I, AND I)E111 LI ry itio.siNG FROM AGE oR OTHER cAusEs. WALSII's GINGER SEEDS. HIS Preparation -of the Ginger is recommended :1 1 for Indigestion Weakness Cramp .nul Pains in the t oinauli, and in all ' Disorders whe w Gingev or Cordial Me lieines are necessary.. Theyi are 460 t.erviceable in. Cold, Flatulent, Gouty', Rheumatic, and learalytic and Debility arising front Age or ot bra. Caitses. .. chose who stick • ' Complaintsi le will Anil them parttenlarly ad for that period. th ey remove that faintness so genenilly ex'perienced. ‘ 4 4rre" f Milkoand preven t Flatulencies so fatal to Infants. c tnq rea dily, dissolve in any lie old, ar,;; .ireAreferable to woody Gin , being freed frorn the iatinfrittefi, t vf l oot o6 ly and finrons parts of the , ro ot. The-guantit) of ate and the and "' I "' LY be taken at PIII , tit: to • either atine. and chewtd , 4 „ i f 4 'it.htly swallowed, or .air. palved in a r ss of wira4, or wine and zter. cupful dftea, or 1 ' ePared and sold only by • V. C. Walsh (Inventor), C he nits% t„ • St ri ,, i ti 'se t ßoyal night- less the Duke of York, No. loot Wi' •-• Non, to 13ottl : bit.ti F.nd tos. txl.' ottelletr '"' 6 holinter • • IG' • ".- ' ll Pottle' %.i. titi,er ~7 cat. PATRIOTIC FUND. LLO YD's, AUa. 5, 1803. AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE for the RELIEF and REWARD of the DEFENDERS of their COUNTRY who may suffer, or by their exertions merit, in the Public Service, held on Tuesday, ad inst. Resolved Unanimously, That Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. be ele&d Chair. Man of this Committee. - Amount advertised 20,0001. 3 per Cent. Consol. Money - - - - A:. 1 0 .5,34 0 1 7 0 Edw. Van Harthals toy ' o Thomas Daniel and Co. tos o 1. Kennett to to Tavlpr. Hughan, and William Price . >,o to Renny - 10 5 0 H.B. Way, of Briciport 20 o ohn j. Ilolford - 52 to Rev. j. Harrison, of . Franks, Isleworth too o Wrabness, Essex 23 o it Culling Smith, lit. 5a to Philip Deare 25 o J o hn Vat is - 5 S Geo. fklaxwell, of Flit- Sir Isaac Pocock los o ton, near Stilton 20 o Mrs. T. Warner 15 . 0 Geo. Mout:tray toy o George Slack ' - sz to Thomas l'ycroft to to I, Milford, Great Port.. Tho. Elliott to to land - street - al o E. Bacon, of Hackney to o JohnVernon,of Lincoln's Mrs., Eliz. 'ohms 100 o Inn - tos 0 Miss Ann 'Ones so to Turner; Whitesidcs , and Capt. M. Halliday, R. Turner - 1 05 0 N. - 5 5 Beaufriy, James,& Co. 105 o Cornelius Denne,of Sun. Christ. Smith, Queen bury, per Snow, and street - ;a to Co. - 2ici o Jas. Hatsell, per Snow, The Rt. Hon. Sir Wm. and Co. - 2t o Grant, Master of the George Suite - 50 0 Rolls tos ei Jenner, Bush., and Jen- Arch. Paris - too o tier - tos 0, IVilliarn Kempton • 5 5 'Hon. Henry Watson toy 0 Henry Sutherland 200 0 Lord Selsey - too 0 Charles Sutherland . 2o 'ci RiChard Howard, Ash- Edwards,Temple, Mid- ted Park - 100 0 dleton, Johnson, and '` Sir J Ain Nichol! ics 0 Wedgwood - 315 o'l bonus Lansdown 2i o Thomas Saunders - • 105 0 Bellamy, Son, Sr Kew 3 i la Josiah Wedgwood. .of Evan Law, per Gos- Gunvell. Dorset too 0 Hilo and Shape , sa to Tho. Wedgwood, ditto ioo o 'Rev. Ur. Walsoy, Pre- Bruckshaw Se Cape!, bendary ot Canterbury 21 0 Royal Exchange toy o. Emanuel Muller" so o Antrohus, Antrobus, John Batty - so 0 and Green - to .0 ' Sam. Horton, DoCtor's • Sir M. Bloxam, Wit- Commons - . to to kinson, & Co. 210 o john Chippendale 31 to Hatch,. Smith, and 1 The ' Coroner of the Curries - 500 o Verge of His Majes- ' • Rev. Weedon Butler, ty's Household, - bc- c Chelsea - to o ing one quarter's sa- Joseph Borchelt to to lacy . 51. ass. 3ido Charles Sayer . to. to Mir.;hell, Lindsay,and Henri Compton ... 7 05 1: 00 .e R a r i , tp b .t . : F NW I Hunter, t . e s r , 4 - i j id u: e n r .4 , l 2 °s l 2 o ° 3 ' to o Co. W. C. Sltepperd A. H. - - - Lewis Voiliamy lam te e rs s . F c a o rq mno Farquhar,- $ 0 0 Doc. Rev. Hen. Franklin c s John and Walt '-r G Ty' Gordon and Murphy 5o o The Governor & ;. f;11-: ' 5 ° Mary Suckling, of , paw of Cik.i,i'....Wa- Hump Stea d :. so o ter.'Works •Step:i. Beckingham, per Richaol .1 e 4 N Snow and Co. 21 6 Thomas Whitaker, BlaT kenhall, near Litcli. field - . 5 2 to Thomas A li.oi, 6: l'iljql- Icy - t-,:., o F ~,,eokias Horton, of (...4t tort - ' to's o H. IL Henley, of San- Aringham. 'Norfolk, 50 0 Wm. Morse, Conduit , sweet - • too 0 Charles Teissier 2to 0 Statical Terisier toy 0 J. oargetit.F.sq. M.P. i'-‘s o \Vm. Merry ' . to la M. Foreaux - to to The young Gentlemen of the Jewish Nation, at Mr. Hurrvit's Ac ade. my, Highgate V I I:: R C i ro h s t d i a l l o e n . H . 21 : 1 c y 5 ! Addington - to; 1 Jahn Grainger - 5 5 1, B. Goichard Mark Span, King's road - James Dennington Isaac Hobliouse, West bury, G lo'stershire 20 ' o Rev. WM. Williams, Cambridge - Wm. Butler, Oxford court, Canon-street 21 0 Miss Ann Plats, of Christchurch so o The Attorney General to o Subsaiptic?os received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this House. --- - _ - o rys, of 112- - - 20 0 Lard Radstock too o Edward's street - - 21 o Rev W. Thornld, of Weelsby, Lincolnshire 21 0 J. Matt, Son, Thonvis .and Co 7. . 115 o A. F..1-laldimand 200. C, Morn; and Co. too Henry fagot , 3t ut • William Fagel - 5:5 I. Morris, Gardener, lirentiord - . t M rris . Ann Morris los, bd C. Morris - to. 6d. C. Morris . to bd. S. Morrie los. Tivo Servants 4s. od. Four Labouring Men Si-Ast i? Gathering Girls Ss. Sir Sottlden Laurence, • per Snow and Co. toy o Sir Simon Le Blanc 105 0 Admiral Eohn Willott Payne 5o 0 105 0 lohn Unwin - to 0 to to David Saniuda Se Son too 0 John Blacks, Ludgate hilt 52 to Drummond Smith, 2 2 Piccadill y - 105 0 Ociteral loon Reid 105 o Julio Brouncker 2j o Benjamin Elias . to to Rev. Wnt. Agutter 10 10 ADVC%VSON. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE PERPE ADVOWSON ill% a w conditioned 4 RECTORY, with a remarkably good Parsonage. House, and very convenient 0 41c:es belonging to it. The situation is healthy, pleasant, and respectable, and the Intome of the Living exceeds pot. per Annum. 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The Proprictars and E-Jitor have only to-add, that as no pains have been spared, nor exp tiu.e declinel, in procur ing the as;istance of in in :very repc,it well qualified for the OM:AN - they trust that thiSNWork Will in nu respect be found inferior to any other criticat*Pulilication. INE . LCI4 . 's Fr.‘i \ I,E PILLS, For the Green Sickness"and other Disorders incident to young Females. The bllowing instances of their uncommon efficacy, aro worthy the attentifsn of the afilicteLl. To Mrs. KEAKSLEY. MADAM, Twickenham, Feb. 20, 433. • IBEG ielve to return you most grateful thanks in the name Of Sralt Noyes, whom recommended to your kind benevolence, the other day, in aver ill state of health, .viz. a particular Disorder in which your justly la -moos Welch's Female Pills are so particularly recom mended; it needless for me to observe to you, how much' better she-finds herself-from , only taking one box, no doubt .you will have ocular demonstration when she delivers, this- farther request for a repetition of your kindness in my name ; you will no doubt have, f rom her own mutith; how. much Imter she is in constitution as in external appear ance and can assure you, with the greatest respeet, you have at all times my utmost wish and consent to make the above Case as public as you think proper, and reter any Person or Persons who doubt the same to, Madam, Your most obedient humble Servant, C. GREENLAND, flookseqr. MADAM, TWiCkellilaM, March 9, iSoj.. 'Tii with infinite pleasure r address you once mome in be, half of Sarah Noyes, who has . received so much benefit from taking only two boxes . of your truly valuable •Meui eine, _viz - . Welch's Female Pills, as to enable •her gri about her daily employ checrfulLv ; the swelling of her legs is entirely gone, lie - c complexion is returns-i - to its natural -colour, her appetite _.exceedingly , good, cough veey lind I verily believe two boxes 'now parfeet an ruble cure, which I earnestly solicit-tou for in her name, and who will cm' bo' most gratefully bound to pray for, &c. ' Your's, C. GREENLAND. MADAM, . Having been for some length of time a Vender of your mustiitil applyle Med to y o u 'e ' 1 as v i z. the regular lc h e le t.tdnelial Pi lls, r a 2 p1) 111 , having had a lqiute, and several other young Women r,5 1 , 4 ,,,i from, to all appearance, the borders of the grave, to the hap. pineSs of youthful ant bfoommg *health by the use only or . this ; will thank you therefore to send me t dozen by Hunt,. Tunbridge „Wells Carrier, Queen's Heart inn, in the Borough, Tuesdays alai Fridays, who on de livery will pay you the amount. I am, Madam, - • Your obedient Servant, • Frant, near Tunbridge Wells. G. It INC . Welch's Female Pills ( * with direaions) price i s . 9d . a box-, ate fold wholesale, by G. Kearsiey, Fleer-street, London ; Dicey and Co. Bow Cituren-y.ird, Cli•zapsida ; F. New. berry, No. 45, St. Paw's Chureli-yard'; Bacon alai Co. No. 'so,. Osford-street-; Butler, Cileapside ; and Barclay and Son, Fleet-market ,• alSo retaili•Q by Piiluing, street ; Stringer, Strand'; Marshall, Part-si - reet, bury ; E. Newberry, Corner of St. eaui's Caureti-1 Ludgate -street ; Golding, Cornhill ; Wade, f. 4 , t' Bond. street ; at Bulron's Medicine Shop (not Tint's) Front of ine Royal 'Exchange; Clark. No, 269, Borough ; Ward, Ho!. botn ; arid Yat.'s, Sroatr-stwt, Knight.shricke.; *,*, As another 'Medicine is sold Whitt . she o.lneof Welch's Female Pills, .which is spurious, P al chasels die requested to remark, as the surest testimony of atithentiettb- th a t each Bill of Direetions is- signed With the Naine of C. Kearsley in ; and on the; outside, whereby Servants can not be imposed on, the Stamp is printed, by perMissithi of, Nis Majesty's Honourable Cominwioners of Scamps, tousi- C. KFAISLEY, - No. 46, FLELT-s Ba , 111". Nome others arc genuine.