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Prr f ,/ ' , co , .tht JO' •• tY .0 :01 e • 0 ed: t 0 ,, o f io BPI 685R.1 fru X 59 4 - 11Jasp ky Ist sEPTLMBER, the ORES ‘4, 4 rA. TE . , c a ' h ° r TE Y I )egins t)KAVVING.—TICKE'r eaßer thou for the last Fifteen Lotteries! 2 • 'of„ SChENIE. 2 ........ L. 9.0.000 .• • .. • ....... are L. 40,000 • 10 00Q 20,000 • .......... • 5.000 lO,OOO ........ '2,000 4,000 1,000 4,000 500 2,500 200 - 2,000 lOU 1,500 50 l,OOO 90. ............ .. .. .... • • 15... • 1,7,:• • , "• • ........ • • ...... • • ...... — 9l ' .... .. c is • ' ts, L. 140,000 • _NO FP 'D PRIZES ! it DAYS OF DRAWING : ilt D ay .• ' .......Ist SEPTEMBER. ' l3th "ay, ........ 171 it SF,"TEMB.E!t. "44 a 44 MIARES are sell,: g, by SWIFT C. N:. - i t i "rs, at their °dices, _ l3 ,t?ultry ; I No. 31, Aidgate s High- NI? ( haring-cross ; I steet.. 4 4 ,1.... !rice of a Tiei, et 1,j9 - 19 0 L.I I 7 Eighth . L'2l3 6 Ns ` - ....*' •• • • 5 5 ti" Sixteenth 1 7 0 • ,---....._______________ ti str F IRST OF SEPTEMBER. bi1y.1.1,1-;,..1 res pertttil! acquaints the Public, tha t ..i 4 '. tli:r'esent I, OTTE'IY begins Drawing un I'HU S ~ : I st of ErrEmll E' liiti'lllf Present Prico.—Tiei et L. 19 la 0.,.. 13 6 i;; ••• • • L.lO 7 0 1 Eighth 1 .' 7 0 ~,l ' !1% ( 1 , 1 q •'6• ••.• 5 5 0 1 Sixteenth ..... I 1i 1 1 1 11; .„P'( l SHARES are selling at 13 's Offices 4, 44 ';'Na -- ,, q ,, 9+ Charing•-cross,- where Itio l re li , PI . I.IZES • in til "Y tw ' ' have been ut . - ..' 17 kl t7E sold for the last len Years t t , i Ne s „ r 4 . Oltices in London.. Vtl ' a t , s, autl all Business in the Public Funds trans ' I fider N and diatel, at N5.,..,41\11:1,L, sp and 9, CHARING-CROSS. Vi`o; -- 7" -- - -:----- . • ' ':St 1; B • ker, 2, Corn1)111, and 18 . , %/Petil44ltl44::(t4ttir,',lt)9.9j, -Bro ker, the early attention of his tltki ,s_Lo rrzal 9: ,,,it, j o ch tt L e e4 m i j u s th-aroved Scheme of the 1" ~ • •i Ist of SEPTEMBER, and ••• .. D r t o ' ......' • • •.• .L. 40,000 1 2 of , L. 5,0 00 •• " 'lO 000 I ° l' iC tl t l ri, ' • • ' &e. &c. l 'al !IlDi"s 201. and all the Capitals floating.-Price of a 'l'ON's i tl l l t e i e :: („ 9 ,, 5 ,• 1 rd . a all Sixteenth t only 11. 7s. at Li .. i y street, where No. 861, ktit,b:°l,rhlcill. ,IT'alns4 l ' d i t; tte e l l as r t Lottery.—All Busides k ith tt Ptluds and o Oth n er Government Securities trans : I,l"eniptness and fidelitY.' .. ° II lerAl-I.IOUSE, London, 27th August, 1814. th e toi, ,'ALL . t( ; " 1 11 t , 4 t4.4,, ;, .(by . Orticr of the Lion. :he Coin to \ gel, , au ti i ,v his iajesty's Customs 3, t Two on THURSDAY, ' l : l o ,.titt ..I,9'i)AY, theSe?ttiniier, :614 , , a '`q4Latrnorin of the saia Days preeiseiy,:at the DeWitt 1 4 _ ..„ S S.I.Ii ROOMS, a:ineing-lailc, 6, (:.4-04E t ',ie f 'flowing GOODS : . Nb-;:i i ,,u1at . ),. : - ' uN NUMlYllON.—Porcelaine, a Pair of sti -41,"40-0 na 0 ;molu Stands, Gilt' Ornaments, for titte'ill'4'l','oo.;;„'".el !'e - ils, Masts, Timber, staves, C' 'l ' lB ' t. ' -. `"'lze '.' ~ r (‘e-clav, Boats, a Smack :end Lath t''lll4%,' '!.' 'lS't.lell',.()l‘rile'r, Iron, l.:sse l n i ce a ~ ; :,r,....-e,.-e, Lenten Juice, „I'lNa i ,y4, 4„.,. Printed Cotton, '...tira.rd Chalk, .15 ''t ' ' t: -, CI ..' to tin ted other Lioods, as mentioned in the II '11)01,',1 t '4 ' of all' D utie s . ' 1.,.1, `llti. „''' .Ic , ‘.; 7- tiltrl ., lN l - , N.. • •eweo at tha. I. est . , ;'t a , -- " • "i• L'llgie's I‘l razine Bailin:4; tne I %ea l s, iil'i'l4', ii't:'it‘Uves.,.Latl4l;:ood, 'HeniP, . c ordage, iron,; t,- C'e l ', , i ; , 1 1144 kt :itnack,_ at the Tobacco Ground, i .4 I ll ' eh Luau n '' ''t . i'', - l 'e 'Late Cuotls at the King's Warehouse, ~,," ',- 1' -411 W1.P14,-stt t ' m Monday the isttli, 'J'uesoay 11Veetilitiei, "ii",eNcitv t e . e Z `3 ' l , :t. ' Inst. from Nine o'Clock , 1 , 1 , ) * t ' ll . 'i l °' ti: • ' lt'A•rno", and on the 'Alor.ll - 1-e,Vhc reda t ta ' logUes will be deliverell, pitee ----__._:...: 1 6 t• - - • . • ' --, . NOR.AND FIRNI. e l ° R 1 •114 1 1, 4-1 ALT., MA: _ . ' '''l 44 Y \l ' i 'k. 1 , , ..L'10N , b ‘ ,.• L) - ,as NEWAAN ! at the ti,, tl, li tl. , i . , t , ~,, . - ti :e L. of England, at,, , p; , ... , z , ite Me 1)011- ' ' ; '.y of - s - t the - next, at 19. c'( lock li lt „, ep en . li t t \l 4t1.41413-r) 1: 1 4 ‘1 4 b . 14 ty , 4 b , 14 t Lk of BOCki,'iG, extending 1.. 1 s ti`,, kt i hitt, 0.4°90 Aefes of Ltuid, in ago!c.l Spo,rt ):Nil4,lq'ilts . i'e- Court Lett, Court Baron, ernes, he .„l'iny 141,,3,1,11',;',11(1 Itival'i,s therett, belongin'g; and also 11 ') ,, 1 1; ,)t - ti e % • "'"-lionSe • '' cllieil, Boating-hall, .with the ~,,e'tiltilit'll:l.":ll.t•de ,i l l i, ', L o ,t ll 4 e r,Ouliiiiildinp, togethe r y/itli np ii, kw llb i.. et. ..v:re s of Arable, Meadow, - 41 'l4 • % - 'tlia Q 1• - . . in the Parish of 414,,4 4it t:„„„,. • prig, and hong Pasture, tti,.' l, r'N,!:, 11 1 , - "`Y of Essex for many years past in the tjtt )e Nio . 'i l k Alice Snell, widow, the proprietor, I . (l, l 'llg e '' o ri th e ; ti e Land Tax is redeemed, and possession lii.„N,,,' I:o l4 Pl eat ~ t h _day of October next,. upon the •pur lvs'i tOpt te , 1 ,1 1 ,ir'., 'locking is distant about 43 miles from l' l ' 4 lj et ial - tow l l - es front Chelmsford, and adjoins to the l N ti htt • • of ,kileillraintree. ,The Estate miiv be viewed. L. h i 'l P• 4,,,, 'ul ou application to the Bailiff, at 1301- V it t h;l, tiut tc.'elliars it4:ll;lll,,ti!'be, at,a,nd Conciitions of Sale will be distri i'ette!N'ilt 'buy . '",,Utiy.fie had at the White Hart•lnn, ti l o tis t, at 1 ( 11 14 11 ; " 'sok, Saracen's Head, Chelmsford ; White 4 il 4 'o 4l itit t 14,1),,rea4.-Eagle, Ingatestorne ; White Hart, 'itt,, l 'lv ii 4 s, c- of Sile and . tif Messrs. Tindal. iind 'it whilt,y pelriseoliusiford, Main . further part icii iars r o tti, id pplication, or \ hy Letter, post e Ptan of the. Estatelnay be seen. 4 4„ 110,,, illt,„TON's tte,N .4 rs „ , -INt z , F EMALE PILL S . tti,`tughiiiti;Peritt:!°"ll(l. by more than Sixty 11"' th,-'4ll,iri L Y0 41,,,,,,' - ' l 'e a certain -meth. in Disorders iritit)l,N.l,9'op-: t he t „ --- , Part of the Fen ' 'air 1.. x. '1 be very 4 4 4 4 P,, 'II% e,,lttir.,--, 1"roogli orivat :• minendation, in- Ztti,, 14 11,.., 4 k 1 4 . " iltu . ,, t ° ' l i f er them toetlrie",l°Jublic, 'll, - 4 I h s tti,' it 4 t eXtiIVM fgr i: 'fp' ink Obstructions to ‘4 tl Z ''' ' 3 4l 4 li ' l ' e "l 'qd,1%141" 'period, are us . s v ubi •.c t , owing to a ,:q_ tis k '' ta w pt, t . - ' altd a weak circurotion ; generally 4ttilv.y4tiel. boy,•,is'iraiice,- lieathach, pain and wind in i tl t,, t ,.. , 4140.4 ' Ll.'"lrtness-ot breath, and palpitation 1,t,,'1r:(1 „, • great e t, . , l ipi l • '''); ' 'Y I ~, • " c acY in Ilystcrical and Nervous 41,,,..s &,Nt i .,' Aii c h ‘4i klgtr;',l,.b.:x:ltrecir.l:lo,nghton an 4 ' Son,, Cheir . .ists,_ Mitt xt,,, c,t . and sold .at t3 , ,ci . per box, or Six / ' tl:ci,. litet't ; EdA anis, St. Paul's i 'Ward, , u ~- . M • ;4:4. a iMf 3 1.• • . L • D. • • • OFF:CE, IGTzt ..- . luQusT, 184.1. IS Royal Ilighness the PRINCE •!tEGENT -141 " having bad under his consideration the'Reeonnnenda tint, of the Lords ConimisSioners of the Admiralty for granting no IN('REA•SE in the RATES of HALF PAY to thr OFFI CERS of the ROYAL MARINES, who shaßb? reduced *so the formation of a Peace Establishment, or %%in have been placed on Half Pay in the coursc of the War, on account of Wounils, •or of Infirrnitirs contracted upon Service ;-:—His Royal Highness was pleascdl in the narue and on the helm] of the King, and by and with th; advice of his /Majesty's lc, to Loin- Increase per Diew. I'ri►•y Council, to . approve of the following Scal mence from the 30th Jone, 1814. RAN K. Colonel Lieutenant-Colonel Major L. s. d. O 14 0 O 8 G O 7 G O 5 0 O 2 4 captain First Lieutenant. Ditty w if Commis- 1 siolred Tears as I 0 2 4 First Liedtenaut Sccuud Lieutenant ... 0 1 10 Present I ~I .; ; A e v' t . l l lw ,a a t n e : , Rite, Dai of- in lieu of the ' present Rates of Half Pay. d. O 14 6 O 11 0 0' 9 6 O 7 0 0' 4 0 0 4 6 o : 0 J. w. C : 1...5. d. O 2 (3 O 2 6 2 0 O 2 0 ,0 1 8 0 _ , 2 2 10 1 2 :nOK ER. NAVY-OFFICE, Aug. 10, ' 1814. 11- . V His Majesty'3.Order in Council, dated 20th 114 Sept:lBo9, a PLAN of EDUCATION was established at the ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE at his Majesty's Dock Yard, at Portsmouth, for a superior Class of Apprentices to Shipwrights . ; - and it being determineol that TWO MORE STUDENTS shall be ADMITTED, thr ,Principal Officers andCommissioners of his Majesty's Navy hereby give notice, that tlif EXAMINATION of CANDIDATES will fake place in his Majesty"s Dock Yard, at Portsmouth, on the -2d NOVEMBER NEXT, at 8 o'clock in the morning, and that such persons as may be desirous 'of bedoming Candidates for adinision, are required to send notice of their intention to the Navy Board, or the Conuuissioner of the aforeiald Yard on or before the 31st day of October. 'The Candidates must be at least Fifteen, and not more than • Seventeen Years of Age. The plan of Education,may be obtained on application at the Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of eoy of his Majesty's Dock Yards, where also information may be ob tained as to the nature of the Qualifications required of the Candidates, the docuMents they are to produce on the day of examination, the Salaries they will be allowed on being ad mitted .Students, and of the Offices to which they will be eligible, after they have served the term of Apprenticeship. EAST INDIA HOUSE, August 24, 1314. ti E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give NOtice That the • Oeuit`l , ,r:tt-bc telly to recel ,PROPOS A LS, in Wi icing, on or before Wednesday, the 7:11 September next, from the OWNERS of such SHIPS of the Burthen of about 1200 Tons or upwards, lately arrived, which have p. donned Six Voyages in the Company's regular Service, specifying the rate of FREIGHT at which they may he willing to let 'such Ships for a Seventh Voyage in the Company's Regular Service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or before Twelve - o'Clock at Noon, on the said 7th September next, beyond which hour the Court will not receive any Tender. . The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships will be employed in • the ConipanY's St , rvice .for a Seventh Voyage, may be had upon applicationto Mr. Ilticice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Friday next , the 26th instant. _ J. DART, Assistant Secretary AUX SI ARCHANIS . : ET AUX FAMILLES rr.TnANGERES EN LONDUES; QUI VIENNENT DU- CONTINENT, 1 1 / 4 ,e. MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, Cheapside. EPropri6taire a I'honneur d'annoncer que ses a . 4 Magazin% contiennent la plus riche Collection et le pins hear choix en Damask, et en toile Ecossoise faite a la !antic, et' autre pout - nappes, siiviettes, et drops - de lit ; en atoffes superbes pour orner les appartements; en marclian -discs Indiennes, en Munslin ti'or et. d'a rout,. et en diiterentes autres sortes de Mouslin; en mouchoir de - eon, en toile de Cambray, en *leaches etrangeres, voiles, robes de dentelles, et eu autre articles; en Schais d'l tide, de Teheran, Veit Peru, d'Angola, St d'Arabie, parfAitement hien finites..: Du Drap Imperial de Patente 1 fil tot - du et du Chintz Blanc pour robes (trois it quatre guineas la piece) .r.e vendent exclusivement Bans ses Magazins. On y trouve de la toile de. Cambray, des Betillas et du' Moustin imprimes pour robes de femmes, et pour exportatioti.—Des Schals &Pille soot ou ges au meilleur avantage. Les Merchandises se vendent par piece et par demi.piece. QUACKERY IS THE DEATH OF THQUSANDS. . HEALTH RESTORED, After having been deceived and improperly treater! by !Hite- rate Pretendiors: S MESSRS. COOPER and Co. Surgeons,.Cliar lottr-strtet, lilackfriars'-road, adjoining Rowland Ilia's Chapel, during $ years regular practiee,.can aver that thousands jail victims yearly to a Certain Complaint, owing to improper treatment which have caused ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, strictures, obstinate gleet, nodes on-the shin-bones, ulcerated sore throats, nocturnal pains.in the head and limbs, (frequently mistaken and often fatally treated ,s Rheumatism); at last Dropsy ensiles, with a gene,. y, and decay of the constitution, originating from a DREADFUL DISEASE lurking in the habit, or' the ha proper arse of mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regularly bred to the profe“ion, (and their experience in the above disorders are unparalleled), are Members of the Royal College of, Sur geons, in London - and Edinburgh; and it is gratifying to their teelings to announce they have rescued very many of their fellow-creatures from the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even hospitals had failed). • • Messrs. Cooper and Co. are consulted daily from ten till seven (Su-days excepted) by either sex, contnientiaily; or by letters, post-paid, when medicines and the best advice wilt be sent to any part 44 toe town or country. N.B. The PILES and FISTULA cured without Burning or t: utting, and those who labour-under the most distress ing cases of debility from whatever cause, whether juvenile indiscretion or otherwise) need not despair, but Apply to Sur geon Cooper and Co. 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