The Sun. — London, England, 1801-07-18 00:00:00

4MWV!'' - )eda . bte . 3 num', e r • cured revest s con -I.ng his of a;th- ed with uneom- ly utinued aila tt nrury of a b~ t- on- Or. DIAL, I'.(2nr . tf, v a mp itatfile: CIS , . COR- Nlttion -131Lc- k !'ciuty •, his -street; .d, Nie;brs. Bouk= .vice to Al)ese ibrhids on }..e.. rap!;ve 10 SCA* nation ed int 6 DU, In- Aae of Is, tea; a-celd r groat e.tiOrtg; tompay LEAD !log to I 'cilousd ppard S la ; C ; C ar- a' char; tps;ul; -Eclin n,uth, Cjos ditch ; !rildo); Pines ; rego_ry, .; ar)atf, ; ( 1 !g5:2 parry ; lelanr; sbiir mford, itarbel- IV ells * , rCes Wl'. • , Yo ri, setters, otlandt stre~t~" s' ndiffet ,ly to A to r sp:ro advico tse And )St un- : Leper, mot:th?. nger_ci '2ll to 1 . 4 i (- or cV and nd k to a.'y tiotigift vicieva ie of TENT, W. and 1 ; a DOlll t° hopes You '-to r part', rd none assur e II find dregd a core _ T• rng re 41 09 knd •ral rgh. u rgeoo ns et, tom: if I)9 s t* . le mas t lg been he Pia' earP o .tl4 •• G. 1 3 , 5; • at M r ' [l. he D‘ 9l ' :non !"- id OP : . tb.co' lied 0? T•la r j a) my, °l'• _ • Nv TBE R 2,7 . 5 , 4•.] ROYAL AMPIIITHEATRE, • AST LEVS," WE S-Tl f tl NSTE R-rB RI D . G E. -. 15, 4 - ,Prom the uncommon Demand .for Places. and nightly OverflOW• to Seethe N BO": *EN T RTA I N MEN TS pro difced on Monday last,- the. Public are respectfully inform— ed that they iviit be cOntintied Six Nights longer, when Most ass.uredly, part will-bewithdrawn, to make room f or the N ew Speaacle of FAIR ROSAMOND, or WOOD.. STOCK BOWER.. . MONDAY,, July zo, 1801, will be pre.. sented, the.l‘revv Ballet Divertisement of - • THE PRIZE ; • • - Or, LITTLE TRADER. . 0 Which MiSs JOHANNOT receives such unbounded • ; alsgNEW_ codyilc SONGS, by . Messrs.. Jo v., hannot and Wallacli. ht. .tarDrizirry, Fquestrian Feats .of WEST,the cele brated horseman ; with the. wonderful Leaps of Mr. IRE LAND, the‘Flying Phenomenon. . _ The .rand :Military and Naval Speaacle of. BRITISH GLORY IN EGYPT. To conclude with the Nt-,,w Comici Pantomime of • THE. FAIRY , . _ . 1 . - 'ijk, HARLEQUIN PRISONER. `n W hich Mr. LAURENT will appear in a variety of nou. velle Situation; as Clown. Doorsto be opened at Half past:Fjve; to ttegiA at Half past b Six o'Clock. tie S.riennel -Pricie.2s.--Pit - ......, Se rind Price ts.—Gal- Se lery is. Sec o nd Price 6d. ' . I- -. tend Price to commence at Hall past Eight o'Clock pre. Pi. cisely. . dces to be taken at the 130x-Oifice, Westminster-bridge, .........._ trout Ten till Three o'Clock. ‘ . .. .. . - HAN OVER , SQUARE. CONC6RT LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad-:. dition;l PICTURES, IS - RE-OPENE/C5, - - and will toktinuc Every Day,. Sunday excepted, from Nine in the Adorning till Evening: Admittance-One -- ▪ • - SEC RETARYSHIP, or PRI:VATE ERGYNIA, -30 years _of age, educated at A"ft(2lli '-aMb ridge, who has attained •the most diitingu is hed cal grees, *rt. is a 'proficient in - Clasical, Afathe alai Polite Learning: Is - desirous of ASSISTING STLIDIF.S of ONE or TWO YOUNG GENTLE .MEAT tcwards whom he w - ould . be hippy to unite with the °lfice of Tutni, that of C:oinpahiotv and Friend. ' • - • Y h edidyert)ser:Attould not ; olVeet to read with a Gentle.' Plan more ftdianiTd in.years, desirous of regaining or. iln prov. Liwraiv Kno.wledge: hp,should prefer t o Z : ' : !_uvr, Would be the situatiOri 'of Secret4ry, or Literary u niPanion to a Nobleman, or Gettecroan, _either .i:t -retire_ • nt or on Ins Travels. Liberal Treatment wit 'be expecl twithili,boing t i tepr i n Cip a l o bj e a of toe Advertisement. i , ' -4 r4ters.clireciM to A.s. C. Mr. Dow ihig' s London Reper • rY; •Wiil meet `xvltli :irrarfediate ac_ * "Nnitpter. • LIINFEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERS. " AN l'ElYinitnediaiely, by the A lv;:rtiser; a siTIYATION osan Auistant to the above Busibos ; co trifortable -And. pen - nal-mit, .mane the Advertiser's 11 ,,,5h than emolument. ~..i.,..yllexeeptiOnable wt . ...mace to hi* last situation,-7w*ch lie ~7,-lelf. but ai;w clays, will he giVen, by add res si cv a line • Wood, tO be left at-No. '23; 1 1-Iturittta-street, Covent- UNUSUALLY I;,EG I ' l.-r- B C) A I •D•q 4 q: a SI tu - ation . :ll l bSe . uprth - e 1 beaut:iful and salt'_ alintst ad) , spot in. tileicirig.lo, comprising', Tgagnif cen t Views .of land, WOckl,.; Watef, and .Slapping tind er sia, where,-the yietnity,cOMpteltlids,a,', their sfvf_..ral, reasons, a plenftdde of all the various sports and exercises of The Country, with near!y . all the amusements Of tie Metro . - Polis ;' where a chosen few, Of the eery first classoi nick re- N:kettability ; ,are dcaneslicatud ; ; wand where, too, the Alansior. usekt (long the seat of; family of fashion), andall the inter - .5 1t r arrangetrients.'are sueh as Ate calculated for-peopl e o f . /.0 tone an d consideration; if these aitpdions..eornbined, Plan 'of inmatecy as ctilfedbk as unique, it must in-' f 1 d ;.tctk be an intettsting,,intorrnation to . persons of condition, Z 44 t such - can now bei pattakeu of in theutrn o st,pre-eini.-. Cente.,and.,elctent, and , within ,about ay :miles of ,town.— errns : a I..ady at the rate: or 't3o- guineas - per annum ; a etuternan, guiaeas- a Marriett: CouPle,• zao guineas ; , 4 0d a three months trial allgitived.—Servants and appendages brought. • .Any Lette4 ,, witKnainenticl e address,!will be transmitted, respeeladly regarded, direaed (postage paid) to R. R. i)e left atGy ^ kS's, George's-place, Attars -marl S 7 urrel . • . - A.*TE. • MITC•FIENER' s YORK HOTEL, on the PARADE. MITCHENER respe&fullSr acquaints the Nobil . , rt. • 'lay and Gently; that the above. Hotel optilerl for; the r i `j' e rion of Families or Single Gentlenien, on the' .knost 41' r art4ftis';- , - - T he House . is newly fitted up, and the Apart t}i'a furnislictl, commanding, a _fine rroprietorbegA ,cave to assure the Nobility'and (entry ktierisliall-nOnoor the Hotel with their, residence, that his b :29 r ,,is,..Beds, and, Linen, shall be at all times in the mist ii-Z t " order. and /hit his:highest ambition will ,be tomerit 'ir ) atronageand artombation. - • Grntlemen may be accommodated with Joard, binr,crs, Wines, ttc. sent out on the shortest notice. wikljoinitur to the Hotel; Mitchenvr has MARBLE SALT 1 - ;.-s..TE-IS, which may be brought to any degree of 'l \ i het 413ttiveItunitteszotice, tail . Livery Stables and enelased Coach,honses.--The all i t r`ll} to and limn Town; also Carriages of e 4l,arions.. . - - • • ANN - Ul - 11E% . - W "t....1,VE Years Purchase. will 1 1°— given .for ir et - redeemable. Annus,-.'on, Arig,le.. Life, chamed on s▪ tates in Fee, ur nividendi of - Sloct.. For Annuities ..re tehiable at tilt iAgasure of - the'Grantor, And so secured, fnarri P'ha►..tu eleven years. Puwhase be &twat for redeemabl'e tlitics .on Li rt,_lneomes only, seVen„eight,... or years (according to the raatnre and clizurnstances of the ee l- 4 4y). vc..:11 be given t and, in , all instances, ine. Sum Nturea fictber tenaporaray or fel . a Jaernianencii whether Bond pr by Charge, frorn i;6l. tp 500 .1. or • will'be advanced; with a fatality ; a secrecy,- and cele in,:l gretitly,beyond,;tfte.prothee -11_1(Xie.M Loans, and or N„eney! ,Witii_llicn Rank, Fainily, and Conse- Ui; ty - ' " 1 Possession tlr ft - eversion . ; with Others"-of"respecta lic ,r 3 4o , ase'a of Property in. Land, 1 - 101154, or the Pub s, eith<4. for Life or in absolute Right ; with Cler- Eq`n iOldine; and with Ladies liaVing Settlements. ; states 'it is p rf-surned, this very batertsting . :and unique ~.1 , `,.1 u -z4s cannot but haveit s appropriate foree.and Nveight, and ofl t e A d distintt l9 . n not attae . hable to the eoinnioil PublicationS j. - - - t "erY gentlerna n ly attentiott will bpaidfp,. any Letter IPrositted it is postage paid, and ..sanaioned . wiPl'lLlP N'ine - e 44 , d-r 1t,..4.h0da of the Writer), direaed wa•Mr: 14. Jackson, to the b e of M r. Riehrtiond, the. 'New Chapter..„Ccifee4lcoirse, Broad-court, Long-acte, tundori.._ . DALL: ' 'BE LETT for a Tent 'of Years, FURNISHED, And entered . tO.in - Septeir.lyer next . , - iik , Spaciou 5 and -Elegant tYkinsion of FAR FTELD. Litt! the Res - id:Roe of John Marsden, Esq. c`'easeti, situate in' a delightful, healthy, .and romantic th?ntry, On the Banks of the R.iYer seven miles from ti e M4rz-t Town Of Slipt'on,' ten front Utley, iutti seven f from Harrogate. • - l'ile Gardens are well stocked with Fruit Trees in full C` ii ri n'g;..C6aeh-lipuse, .Stables, -and - C)ut , builLtings, in ex :4tent Rerair . j , and the Tenant may...be raceotnmodatett with - Otty or Fifty Acres of rich Meadow and,Fasture surround the Mansion.: `i' rile River Wharf is celebrated fo - r its Trout Streams, and he Commons aili)r4-excellent Grouse-shooting. ‘: t'orforther particulitts inquire Ofjohnl'ravis, t otin Esq. Addinghatrt ; the Rev: Win. Carr, t hi ' °l r t e (3 . l l' /orttt . Mr. Carr's ()Mix, 4 1 "i1t0.02- York • RQHER' and HAUGHTON,..:ftomDublin, IRISH PC PLIN and TAUBIXET 111/043FAC -r RE RS and ERS to. HE ft.I.MAJ ESTY,,. - Their Royal Highn-sses the Prince and Princess of Wiles, Duke and - Dtitchesei of - IToth, -Duteliess ee tVirtemberg, :and the Pencesss, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent -gardens London. , Aevated patronage of Her Majeityk,' the. different r: - anches 6i the Royal Family,. and Ladies of the first rank and i..‘sniotr, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in 'tile opinion of •a clitccrning Public, : tik.-„elecideci superiority of Archer and Haught on ' s Poplins.anA • nibbinets ; also'gold, lver, .figured and plain Chamberry Muslins, : a(4., Italian _S;irsenets,tbr Court Dresses, Turbans, &c. • CAUTION. - W4ereas, Archer and Hatighton have been credibly in formed, that a great many people in this-King - dos ate now, and have been for some time past, manufaauringand selling Poplins and Tabbinae., ac Trish, .of an inferior quality. unde r -the naine of Archer and Haughton's Manufactory, with a view 'to discredit and injure, their House, and - a iross impost tion on the Public - in genital - ; they-are determined, .as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to - conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the.name of their manufaCture,. that was not actually bought at their house. They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in • Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much. lower than they can be had elsewhere, the. whole being of their •own manufacture.:—they consist of white and blacfc'Bornbasins, Chamberri Muslink,i Cambric Sarsenets, Rasdimores. for Widows, Armpzines, .dress.. Bar celona Serges, Lutestringk, Cyprus Sarsenets; Poplins; Modes, Crapei Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bembai ets f or. Servants, & c. _also a •great choice of •Pattras in grey Poplins and Sarseacts, for slight Mourning.'— English yard.:wide Poplins . ofi . superior quality, at 3s. 6d: per yard ; Velures, double black SOrges, and" rich - Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns; : plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen — Who 'always wear blaCk ;. they never .grow rusty or gteaSy in Wearing,• being of the very hest triple dye. No second - price ever asked lb; city artsele batight at their House. ‘- , •: I - Ladies own Spinning thanufaattred into Poplins or Tabbinats ; Tabberoys for F.urnitur,! of differen't tathion-- able Colours, mannfaCtured on the khortest notice: Merchants supplied' o . any amount. , - • • PALM SOAP, _ A New. Discovery, now in the greatest yerfeaion, manu faclured from that highlylestecrned, article; ,Palm SA„VIUEI. 4 BERRY. having been repeatedly s o. licited ..by his numerous and respectable Friends, •to make his Palm Soap more generally known .amon gs t a dis-.. crintinating Public and extensive Com - ice - lion,- and he, ever anxious to supply them , with such Goods 'only as'are of-the first : quality,: take the, liberty of recommending his' Palm Soap, with the greatest cOnfidened; to the of the . NoL bility and Gentry", 2 lortheir peculiar use, many having:adopt ed it exclusively. The pleasantness and utility of the,Palni Soap li•islnerit'ed their attention and patronage, and is held in the highest:estimation, for softening -and bracing the Skin apinst_theleat 44' the sun; and its constant use, in the wtittriy - season, Als found, an excellent defence against .cold winds, and - sharp frosty air. St:4d' in. Squares or'ltal'.s, each; whir the figure of attdm-Tree. on the oil tside-w ra9per with the words Samuel 'l3eln's Palm Soap," 4. ClAutei and i. 1411 with each, descriptive of its virtues. -As Itaa:ci•Gontierrien_findgre4t difficulty in procizring goo d Soap Shavingz . it_is recommended as 'the best thing for making•A tine - soft,-lather; inipund Cakes, ts. each. Prepared and sold by Samuil - Berri . Date Berry and Main), Wholesale P'ef fit m e N , Gyeek,street, Soho ; and by • his aßpointment, •at the principal Perftimers in London, and.' different Towns in tile three Kingdoms. - • 4 • • ENOICMOtIS- RATS DESTROYED. • '''THE great success with whith the HAMPSHIRE MILLER's R4T-POWDER has bean attended in the 'Deitriaatioh of the above Vermin,. induces•the Inventor,, T. Raiss, Merchain; at ,Havant, Hants, to recommend it t o th e Farmers and otherS, It this season 4f-the year, fa:destroy the Rfrtq and Mice infesting. Barns, .Stables, Ont::hotases, Malt houses, Mills, Granaries, and othei. Stares, PreNious to put ting in the new-Corn; as .by this means those destruttive vermin may be completely_ extirpated. Masters of Ships May also, in one night, be .vvirtic:sses of its astonishing efnels, -by alluring those v.errnin'to, the spot, wie:re "they will eat it till they drop, and will 'net be d r ive n f r O in it. Yet no Cat will touch it.—The success with which it his been used in the Sugar P lantations, in SUgar„houses,:and in Hot where enormous Rats were devouring the Crops on the ground, deserves the attention at Merchants and planters: And, as the Inventor is a person of established chara6let, in a.ftluent circumstances, and to whom references may be had, it - is scardely necessary to . say, that his motive in,advertising it is solely for the public good. To prevent Counterfeits the genuine packets, pri ce z s . 6d. eac h, are done uf) in a red stamp, whereon is the naive of T. Raiss. They are sold in London' only, by, Charnpapte and. Co. Alcigate v aixt at No,.iJ, Ave-maria-lane, St. Paul's; and ;may be had_ of the took sellers and Stationers in every ToWn in the liogclem. • 11USI-1 L orr ERv for-Aca Begins Drawing the.zoth julLinst. rrHE TICKETS arc Sold and Divided into 1! • lialves,4Quariers, Eiilrths . and Sixteenths, by HA ,ZARD, BUR NIE -.and Co, Stoclk-Brokers at ,their State- Lottery.:ol - ficc, No. 93, under the Royal:Exchang, Lon dou, and no where else on their account. No; of PAzes. -2 of 7,9 3 0 8,000 Prizes. 23,994 Blanks. SCHEME. Va ut of each. ,C.2.;;,000 32 , 000 Tickets. 10,000 Sjooo Total Value. Z• 40,000 20,000 ,000 is,oco 47 0 00 s i ooo 4 . 5c0 300. 360 63,340 .0000 500 ---. JOtir • ••••-•-•-• 60 4.-15o t oop . Part of the Capitals will be,tletertnined as follOwk: First-drawn,Ticket . ,.c00 First-drawn 17th Days. t,coo • Ditto 4th Day - 500 ' • Ditto 19th Day 20,000 Ditto - 7th Day .. . loos ' Ditto 2151 Day - io,coo pitto toth Day zoos Last-drawn TiCket • ' 1000 . Ditto .13th Day_ - . 5005 1 ~* Orders accompanied with short dated Bill s o n Lo n do n , of lost-Office • Orders, pundually. attended tore and to p.re vent mistakes as well as delay,. Correspondentsare requested to transmit them by l'o'st. • - ,r All Shares sold at this Office will .beA t t l amped agree able to Ad of Parliament, and also with the • Crown, and round it, -Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Office. .. ' • Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and S c he mes gra tis... Bank s lndia, and' South-Sea - Stocks, with .their several Annuities,.lndia. Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kind of V.overnitierit - Securities,' bought and sold by Coimnissioa. wiFT and Co. No. 11, Youitry, 'London (esta_ blished in the Year 1759),' and. at - their State tottery Office in the City of Glasgow,, are appointed to 'sell 'the Tickets and legal Stamped Shar'es of the ' IRISH STATE LOTTERY for IDLY. -• • SCHEA4E. No, of Prizes.. Value o! . each. 'yowl Value. 2 of k. 20,0 0? is £,40 t 000 2 . ,20 7 000 5,000 '15,000 2,000 4,000 i t ooo . 7 5,000 sdo -- • 1500 too ---- .3bo 0. 360 3 n . -- 03040 1,9 3 9 5,0,)6 ,Prizes 2 3,994 Blanks 32,000 Tickets 153, 0 00 Part tif.the Gapitals to be.determined as under : 'First;l)ra.o Ticket ist Day • Soo • Ditto 4th Day • sou Ditto 7th-flay Ditto • toth Day Z,boo Ditto s , t3th Day -- 5 , 000 rs , "- f 71.11 Day . , . . 19th Day zo,ooo * . ist Day ' 10„1.-00 - LasttliiavYn ' 1,000 tett:els addressoit'to,.SWl . F T :and Co.. • No. Poticrty, LoNuoN, . With Bank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or Bills payable on dernand in London, .immediately answered,• and all Order s by Coachmen, Guards, or Carriers, piitiatlitlly execute4l, Price ora Ticket, 81. Ss. Half , 48 o Eighth 1 - 2, 6 Quarter - z 5 - - o . Sixteenth ;o ;I 6 I.3 g ilis drawing on Monday KW, the loth of Julo - t, .y, i 8 r Soo. 4 , i jr -, - 1 . :_," t, ,4 'fli N 4 'A TUR DAY, j - citY .18, 1801. To the, H GENTLEMEN, CLER-GYMEN, and FREE HOLDERS'of the COUNTY. of SUSSEX . cvikyrt.imtN, - ' . • T RETURN you mrwartnest : Thanks for the high 11 Honour you have-done:mei.in,tLECTlNG ME your REPRESENTATIVE IN PARLIAMENT. I am fully aware of-the Importance of the 'Office with which'you have entrusted me, and by my Condudin'the House of Commons I shall endeayonr, to the - extent of my Abilities and Judg ment, not to almse it. • I have the Honour to remain, GENTLEMEN', - Your most grateful, sincere, and obiclient humble Servant, Rosehill, July x 6, aox. JOHN FULLER. TO GENTLEMEN VOLUNTEERS. 'THE PRINCE of WALES:s NEW PAtTERN _i_ Mt LITA RY • STUCK, inade" bribe old Discharged and Wounded Soldiers, for the,Army in general, is particularly recommended to the Gentlemen Volunteer*, for neatnesss and appearance, and, its very-easy round the Neck. Any number v ill be sent to any part of England. Letters addressed to Mr. ,Reading, Nn 8,/ Gardener's= lane, King's-street, Westminster, post paid, will 'be-at tended to. Commanding Officers of Regiments may be supplied wit, any number, as good as can be made, by applying as above. July_ 17, 18.1. • - CEMENT FOR BUILDING.. ESS RS. PARKER and Manzi,. tV fadure Cement; or Mortar, ' for • Buildirig in Water, which far m eurpasses in utility any Terras or Lime Mortar. It gives to all kinds of Brick or St r one`Work an uncommon de grce of strength arki cohesion . ..~ It sets tinder water, soda becomes as bard as Stone, and may be e.xp.oied even 'to the adion of the sea without injury. In all. Buildings, therefore, intended either to resist or contain Water, - this Cement may be used with singular advantage. • - They also prepare a...very - hard and durable . STUCCO, which effeaua Ily defends Buildings born the nj titian s effeas Qf wet and damp. NEXT..MONDAY THE IRISH LOTTERY BEGINS. • BISH, for the better accommodatiop of the A. • Nobility, Gentry, and the Fublic at the West End of the ,Town,. who. for many years have honoured hini with their Lottery Business, has opened a commodious Office, No: 9, CHARINGCROSS, where TICKETS and SHARES for both the IRI.SI-1 and ENGLISH LOTTERIES are selling in great variety, and the Prizes Will be paid as soon as drawn; -either there; or at his other Old Established Office, . , CORNHILL, remarkable for selling Capital Prizes; and where ii the late English Lottery, this year, were sold, shared; and registered, the following Capital Prizes : •- -- • - • No. 50,06 x a Prize of £.30,000 9,593 . 1 . 0 ,5° 0 44, 00 7 .-=-• • _ • 5,000 1 . 1,563 x;000 '5 1 ,4 2 5 • 5 00 '-•- E. - . 7 Persons in the ',Country desirous of hai-ing Tickets . or Shares, may be 'supplied the' same as - if r i ersort all y pre- . :sent, hy. sending Post. Office Orders; good,Bills at short dates, Bank Motes or 'Caslf, to - either ' • • No. 4,, CORI...iHtLL; or . No p,-ci-lARIN.q.,C.RosS... The IRISH SH LOT'T'ERY co,:sists ortIfIRTY-•:-TWO: O THUSAND TICKETS, and .he total . amount of Prizes is °NB HUNDRED and F I FTY THO LISA ND POUNDS' I 'sign. • 'fhe ENGLISH LOTTERY consists of SI ;Tk f'L-lOU SAND TICKETS, am( the' total amount - of Prizes is - FIVE 'll ORE D, THO USAND PO UNDS. ST E RUNG .. Bank Stock, Five per Cents. ' Four per Cents. Three per Cents: , India, Irish,. Im - i&ial Stocks; with their several Anikuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all Otherkinds of (..kivernment and-:sold by • - 'STOCK-BROKE'R - • OXFOR =STREET and ST. JAMES's-STREETi H ODGE.i and Co: tespeafully acquai nt t h e P u b. pc they la - ve-akreat liariet of IRISH TICK ET Santi LEGAL SIIARES on SALE " at the: following hices, viz. Ticket, - Z. S S o may gain k. zo,ooo Half . • xo j ooo 5,000' - 2,5'00 Siiteerth, - oti 6 - 1,250 Dodges and Co, will' pay the utmost Value for the Prizes (td any moult) on demand. The fit - awing will begin on Monday next. N. B. The Coverninent Express will arrive daily ar the above.affic^..s, the first of which will be due'on Wednesday the zzd instant. • Quarter. Eighth, 2 5 o 'TO THE LOVERS- tR-ULT: Nifj R. WILLIAM CORNWALL, of High net, liens .having raised from the Seed of th a t mu c h esteemed fine YELLOW AN-TWE-RP.i:ASI/aERRY, a re. markableiarge prolific deep red variety, .whicloo ticlines.l riavour and beauty of Fruit, excels all Others,:,„Olants in Fruit may be sin at CornwalPS . Cfirdenc. ; ai4 Wile in peetion of the Curious in and - near. London, BrariChes;.roaded thc'Productiun, are sent thi : following 'laces; Mr.' Owen's, Fruitertr,' Boncl4strzat - ; Mason, Seedsman, Fleet street ; Warner and Seaman, Seedsnien; opposite the Royal Exehanw., Ciirrrhill ;. and . , North's Nursery Gardchs', Lam beth. At tug proper 'season for 'planting May, be had at Ali the •above stout _Plants for immediate bearing, at 'ss. each, for ready 'money only. - . Twentieth of the present Month, July, The IRISH STATE-LOTTERY..cominences Drawing. rrHE TICKETS and SHARES are on S a l e •b y . RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. (theonly Office that ever sold Two Prizes of Tbirty , Thousand Pounds in Sharesj, !04, corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, No. 8, apposite the King's Mew's, Charing-cross, London ;. and Market-place, Norwich... THE , SCHEME CONTAINS - 2 Prizes. of X.20i000 2 Prizes of X. zOOO 2 • ro,ooo 5 1000 3 ' • soot. .3 . —. 500 Also 7989 Prizes from 81. to tool. 32,000 Tii.'kets. • Total Amount,. £.150,000. Present Pricq of Tickets. Bl. Bs,, Half •- X'. 4 8 ' •Eighth. , z. 6 :Fourth 2 5, o Sixteenth- - o. 1.1 6 Tickets and Shares will not be' lower.—Correspondents will - have them sent by remitting PostOlfice Orders, or good Bills at short Dates, to Richardson, Goodluck, and. Co.` - . SS . ‘,4.\ , , .. NW t • C.‘) /it \~\\ ~T "` '~, t'~ '' AI) I) -. A • ----k , r ' ~ i"l7 ' .*: a ., v 1 yr . I: sg t, t . # ' '''•-4 < i ) , 1 '7Z4 . •i - ;( - - owl ,de -r .., ' 441, --*.. )...„, - 10) 5) • • '-', •7- , 4 PRICE SIA L "PtAt .. ) OFFICE OF ORDN,INCE, Westminster, .71 , 1.1 q, 180 t . TRE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' of His MA YESTY'z ORDNANCE do herd; give volire, t•fat PRO • POSALS will le received dt their Offer, in St. Margaret. areet, Ili'stminster, on or before the ist of Angtat next, fi-n suck' Per*ns as may be willing to orndertakelke Peiformance of the -BRICKLAYERS' and PLAIST:ERERS' WORK, for the Service of this .offce, at Waltham AYbey, upon a Contraf? Jar One Year. ..-The Terms ! and Conditions of the C'ontraei IMO' he teen upon- ap.. plicwion rt the Office of tke Secretag to the Board, in St . , Marv.. ret-street, .Ir;..stminster. • The _Proposals -sealed up and marked on the outside, t! . Proposal for the - Peformance of the Liricklv..eis' and Plaisterert' ifi,rk at . hValtbani /-16.5ey,!' may he' delivereelartly. Office in the course 4 thew!, ef wfugast next,;ajier which ncne.wil I he admitted, By Order of the Board, k. H. CREIY,Sii. TULY IRISH STATE LOTTERY, ;Sot, Begins Drawing on MONDAY NEXT. _.V .HE - HALVES, QUARTF.R9 . , slxt Et NT-41-S, a.." now great variety o Numb -Ts, and on the lowest 'Perms. Tile Money tbr . the Prizes paki on Demand by HORJNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokeis,r...at Start. Lot! , :r, Office:: ;Licensed pursuant td Aet Palliamenr),' No. z 6, Cornhiii": opposite the Royal 7 Exelninge, London; 'also at Liverpool_ and Exeter. The SCHEME contains . Capital Prizes pf,- ae,oo§, ."""-",- 10,000 3 - St oo q 2 2,000 ' ••• 5 i , oao , 33 Sao eside; those of 1001. 6.1. erc. Correll Numerical arid Regibter -Books are kept, and Tickets and Shares Registered at Sixpence per Nuiiil ' Orders, accompanied ith . goorl-Bills, payable at si ; .tt or Of a short date, will be punctually attended ta, preeiseiy vii the same Terms as if present.: Letters (post-plid) duly, at— swered, and. Schemes gratis. All Shares sold at this Office win. be stamped, agrees able to Act of Parliament, with the words 4 , State Lotter yStamp-Otliee." * * *Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities„ and all- kinds of,Government SeeuritieS, bought and sold by CommissiOn. • INDEX TO THE PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. • Proposals for publishing by 'Subscription, . InTwo largeyols. SYo, - A COPIOUS INDEX to tii6 DEBATES and PROCEEDINGS!'in both HOUSES of PARLI A 11,1ENT, from 1743 to iSooi - 1 4 4 ' No money received but on the deli Very of the Work. Ise PARLIAMENTARY REGlSTER,contaiiii.ig an History of the Proceedings and Debates of both Houses of Parliament, is no w increasedlO Upwards - of Elghty . yolume 4 comprehending a period from 1743 to doo. ' Nor is it an ha zardous assertion', that, from the 'iVlaterials of which they are composed, the Knowledge tlieyy . contain, the. I nstruelion they convey,,and the stamp of Authenticity whichihey bear, • they form a po•fitirai Code or C.2,lle'clion, which has not been . produced by any Age but that in WhiCh tv&haVe liter.,,. Qt itt any Nation but that to which welelong; In them the His torian niusepursuirhis research, the Politician must lean] his science, -and the Orator improve his elocluenoe. , When the period which the'y occupy is considered, with the • great and most:extra.ordinary events - which lie.vt; distinguished it, the imporiant objeas of external relation and "domestio economy which are discussed in them, and the tatents of those men who. engaged in the discussion, there can be no doubt of a general concurrence in the opinion which has been given of them. To ; facilitate their utility,. nothing seeins to be wanting but an accurate, well-digested, and comprehensive Index;- and. such a desideratum is now preparing for the Press. • The adiantage*which will result from such a Work, nu merous as they may be, are at the same time so obvious, that it would bean insult to the general understanding and good sense of the Country to enter into a detail of Mein. It is a very laborious undertaking, but from its acknow !edged u tility and convenience, as. well as from the manner In wnichit will be executed, the Publisher has no doubt of re ceiving that clic° uragement, the sanguine hope-of which , Inced Itim to undertake it. Subscribers' NaMes received•by J, Debrett, opposite B ur. Lington-house, Piccadilly. • ESSEX. TO .BE -SOLI). BY PRI Y4TE CONTRACT, rrHE MANOR of OLD - HALL, and thc MA. — NOR HOUSE, with. convenient Barns, and other Buildings, 'and upwards of 03 Acres of very Ri c ht, -A ra bl e , .Meadow; Pasture, and Wood Land, lying . in a Ring Fence in the Parishes of Raine and Great Wing, hi the said County, -; late rho; Estate of Edward Taylor, Gentleman, deceased. --- Possession may be had at Michaelmas next. ' :For` Pafticalars and Priee, - apply to Mr. Rolfe, of Raine Lodge . ;. - 4r; Harrison, Of Braintree; or .Mr. Wade, Attar ney-at-Eaw, DurimOw, where a Map of the Estate May be CHESHIRE. STREAMS OF WATER, MILL PROPERTY AND . -7 'BUILDINGS. , TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, In the Month of Otlober next, if not diiposed of by Private Contract in the plean time, THE LEASES:: for. a long unexpired . Toim, of THREE DISTINCT SETS of MILLS, with an ample and constant supply of Water, and a considerable head and tall ; the whble or any part convertible - at a nioderaterx. pence into Cotton Mills, Iron FOrges, or any other pur pose for which a'great power of Water is required. - Together with - a hail orne DWELLING HOUSE, a raunbe,r.of small Cottages, and other and. a suit able Quantity' of Land ; the IV - hole situate within moderatedi§tauc% of the Towns of Macclesfield, Congleion, ana . • • Also, the Vce;sirnple anti I iiheritance of and in an extensive Rarige : dßuildings, Suitable fora Brass I ran' Forincicry, , A, considerable number of Cottages, acid other' Bulldings COll vertibleintd .Cottages, , \Vinci-mill, and a Pile of Buildings well adaptedfor 4 fariii-house and ()Mee's,' with a small Farrn4oinirtg, and the I,, ase ' o f a frrther Quantity of Land, advantagemisly situated ns:uT,the Towit of.Maaclesfieici. Further Particulars may be had by applying at the Office of itir. Cooke, Ationicy,-Ivlaeclesficrd,. DR. NORRIS , 4 - 1;)ROPS. • r ISHE superior. Eilicacy 'of this . Medicine, in the • - 441 1 owing . pisorders, - has, more than half an age,. - been universally experienced. and sicknoyvledel. • Fevers of all s3re, whether iitfiminnatory. - putrid, miliary, bilious , ner vous,' or hectic, - hut e.yeCialty tike Putrid, or Yellow Fever, so fatal in hot in which destructive.. malady, by a libefal application,- the Patient is recovered' in the very hour •of In corrtpiaints 'Of the Stoinach and Asthrnas, itivetera'te Catagh4,,Coltis,4e,s,enrvy and of ; the Bbod, itglAited CC/Ilbti,t4tiOnS 3 the dcays --- and discoiiuinrts of id vancedd. ,nothin4., eativ - ?ceeed iis.eqrdial.,. and .sfrlittary,efint!.- A Dahl spoopftil kt,Ass orsivarr,, taken oceasionallprements the ffe 'eeh fre quehtly c;perieneed aNd frottt - Sea. or drinking the Oitieraf Waters. , "firz l'ainily is only tis , he•had at Abe Doetor's LaWer Brook-street, Grosvenor- s quare, v: here Books or :06 r art- de li vered, &ratis, and Orders for Export a ti o n cieetited ; , : - I'lle,,nther..sized,Bottles are Sold Wholesale and Retail by IVlcssrs. lebault Cu. No. IS', Oxford-street, i 'i v}. ~. •.iii.. ~.