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1 .4 '6 4 j • :~ t ' t 4 1 \ H• wif ' 1 4 ,1 r ...-1 '''''..- 6 -/' 4.•,.• 'l••*A. A . -, o* . Zi A •:-....,:- ~ ,0 " ; 4; , P/•, -- -.4..., , '. 1 .; 4 ;-; . ;, ,,, ?:011 ,- 0} '..,:.•.;.• rid 1 111 bi ii, ~`9,,~ ~~ (~€ tt~~~ r ~i' 1~;~_ ,~ 'Ol )-‘ Ir-7 i - 0P Oa: -~C NUNIDER 2733. _1 WED ATE S'D,4 Y, JUNE 2 / , 1801. [PRIC7,: SIX. 1-ENCE. RANELAGH. By particular Desire of sCveral Personi of Distinition, (FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.) ON FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 26th, iBot, • will tiLl exhibited • , A SUPERB 'FIRE-WORK, In'Two Divisions.. - rHZ FIRSt ,ON THE ' CANAL Signors ROSSI and - 3,ESSIER. . 4nai.n.the course of the ()Dacca will be introduced Some of the most favourite Catches and Glees. Adnittfahee 0. Tea and Cultiv included. l)crs fo be 'opened at Seven &Clock, and the Concert to begin tit Eight: 'The Waiteti; NNitt . is fixed for Monday,. thb itth Of July-. ANNTJ'AI,'DINNEA of the VACCINE POCK -I,4ISTITtIIION. - No. 5., Golden.squaro, gill be ui the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-street, Wedoortay,.the•lst of u iy, at Five ole PALStInNT. • The-Right Hon: the Earl' of CHO L l / 4 10NDELE Y. - - • . • a t, AtiaDs... 17 : L'CraYrleti, sqi:l4l P. •.• Thns..,Keatet_Esq. r..R. S; Rosville; S. !An Rush. L•Sq• fiteplienAisle_Y;e . .E3q 1.. 6 .'-ite 4 ,r, 14r.: B r ack en Geo. Peursth,lito..., ~ Ft Dr; Harness, - '• Tickets, 13i. -each,. to b'e Nadi= Ititi:lnllittirion, and al • the Thatched Mai ne. Na,Colleaion after ,Dinner, • • • • W. SAN , VII(7,. Stffrittirr.. R.Witti;•-E'XCI-lANGE"rNSSURANCE- ItYl CEO , - , rune 3', - CO °RA I Of-OrkFti.COßS'orilie gOV - Af; • .11, txcii.A.N9X 4ssuß i ‘Nof.,:, do* lieriby gtve Notice,: that a Cieneral Court of the said Cornimay xt tAir Office on the goval .Exchange, on .i i Thtitrsday - the'itt •/Y 61 1tily.rit,:xt,' from . gll.lVai 1.44..!10ck.in.t lie Forenoon' tit I'• vo.4.,'Ulo t k in the Aftern'Oriii,` for the Election of a GoVer- Aar*, Sub,Ciovernfar4.zut:,.l)-ciputy:QtrVeriar ; and" that the said Court will tx; .continued, by Adjonriitrient, and.holdeir -at the same plaee;sa,nd during the S3IIIC . hours, Fri4lav the A .3d of July n ext , f or t h e El ec ti o n of 'Twenty-nil . Directors, 'which Elettions will be severally diclarea xt, such Mine}„ as the Conrt shall appoint ) , to receive the respialitit repo rts ttenitheticrutineers. •ALEXANDER WATSON, Sec. 8.. Printed Lists. of the Proprietors qualified to vote,.• will he ready to Lie delivered it- the Office on Wednesday the • 341Jt list, • , . tDucATioN. • .A WIDOW LADY and Daughter, wile receives .11.. a seled and limited number of Pupils on the plan of private Education, has now a Vacancy for Twit, who would be treated with the sarne•tendemess and attention as if they Were under their maternal toot. Only one .Vacation in the Terrns t . including.every experice, Sol. per anti:. and hree Guineas k.ntrance. Cards of Address :nay •be had at No. at, Great Russel atTl.•Blooinshury ; or Letters.addressed there to A A wil l meet due.attention. N. ll• A - Young Lady would be received as HaIF Boarder far Thirty Guineas annually. TOVA4ONS,. BRICKLAYERS, .4tc, • . 1711-1 E CONINI I TTEE for carryins into execution • • the Aa 6f.Varilamein for re.nrieritt more conunc*tittus and fia.better"gulating the Port M I.olutup.. will mitt At Guildhall in.the City of London, on Thttrsday the.. gth of r' Sul artii tit Twelve.niClotk at - Notin; to receive Napo. 4alflorperfaneing'the several Artificers' Works licassary in the ereetion or, the Lick Pit; at the 131aekw.tll end of the • Canal in thet.lsitoE , Des,. • - • 'five OtEtwingsoanitSpetificalltitiz oftiie acid NVorks maybe leen at the Canal °Nice, • - .1 • RI X. "MONEY' TO - X.DVANC4 . , PLACES lIN'DEIt 'Q O. VE 11.NIVIE141 4 ; , P.f,,N S o l QN.S . ', A N NUITI LS, 14 LVI; It - PONS, CI-lUKCII tiVi,NG.S,,tirti., . . , . 4 • ' 4. 6 giiti V 114 0A.J.. , 1 POUNDS •teadv to - . • • •'. •• $. -11, • Ailvanettort•tetsPfw , 44l . l43 . ,. froni'llikr: . to a 10 0 -' l . a-Years arising front Estates, Nlnney in the Funds, Rent . Cllargea, wloerialpi Sotilumentg..--Witito.vs , falltelittir t ilnstiqns , ; C limcit ' tivitig4, arc. itc . ,tattleettisibli) at tiNoptiOliff tNg ricirrower. cerni v litirnoWliav,ing isketzegt; ntty= fIA 00trirritO , of • sekieral gen teel acancies und Reigii,itiosis untler4OvittlitniiAt,:of 10)1. 'set* sooli-300.10 4 40444 4001. 60titt'ye91:• 8001. itlool. iscol. *lid 3oeo 1. a-year, -at .-.linerle• 41 1 4' 41:41;44,- , TO 48'Seict, an - Artnnitt oflekV4iv, atT61 0 1861P05(434."' ' it tor 2 . 101. .0„e , r . 401. a. year fur Liel. 610451,A-3 , 62x f tir 31 .";tWO 531: A-Y . "' . ,', taoh-te5p3304,43dit5 4 066 4 10i:' - 'illeat 4 fOt.o 1. one g I f ; a " )"*.. ; 41 for 6301. one 100 i. 4-yelit 7001. eligibly stantrea on .wigney itt.•.' the Funds ancl*-- Mates. .. TvEtyeari,pffifirll4 o given fer A - tuitie4 on EAtatts ,vOloke iht.Parties - ltbvp an alosoluko tight, . Persbtal'emilte'ations, 'l?onn"ElevaCtill Thire,o'clock, - to Melvill4 and Co. N0..1, Ce . 4ll . .sicit, Virdid.-Lfsto Letters received unless tipot,pl4i. ' " ' ",. - ' ' . • YO liL s MA) AV uth , Prenterriftitetttorecturrof-eititricetsc-beomtne litajor part of Cominissioiseis ninigrand authrizedttit and by a CoMmission of Bilfikitecir. a ivatdtptand issnect, and now in prosecution against losnrit GEOVFR, Vil LL lAM I . IIWA,IMS4 .30 lIN EMI3URY," and WILLIAM of thF city 91.Wercoter, Bankers, Bank.. at th e 116thie 'of Thoinat Williams, *known by the Sign of the Talbot, In ilid Parish of Claines in the Coun ty, but Jleittadjainutg the City, of .Worceste;,' , on Wetines.. 4-4 Y the sad bay of July next, between the hours.ot font . And Si`xin the Afternoon, subjea to such ConditioM as ' shall be then produced ; • ACAPITAL COMMODIOUS MAN SION-HOUSE, -called THORNQROVE, situate in the f arlsh or iiriinley,-there Toilet from the said City, delightfully situated on an Eminence, commanding a view of the River'Severn, awl a beautiful Frospeti over the most fertile Country, terminated on the South-West by the grand awl inuth.admired Range of Malvern Hills, and on the ~./.;lortb by the more piCturesque one of Abberley ; containing flue Rooms o . 2 floor. the Dining-room being 33 ; feet inches by ad feet.) Indies ; Dravkting.rootrt so feet by t 6, and the other Rooms •of large dimensions,. w ith Closets ; Cold and Hot Baths. The.wholc elegantly fitted up and finished with suitable attached and detached Offices, Coach-houses, t'lbigst• Malt-house, flop. kilus, and conviskient Out.build! logs, Plea Sure Grounds and Sltrubh.!ry with a large nntchen Garden, on the Sotun si.ic by a Jolty Stove, 'Wall, 640 feet in length and h‘ighth, clotiLxi with the choicest Bruit !Trees, , and now in'the highest a circular stone.built Gothic Green-house., z-) t...et by 15 ;. Hot-house, 6o feet by ; two 131:(>2('s ion . Pit:; 4*; Kt long and 9) wide; Melon Pit, 6o tea 1),1 o!,. In the ~ t the, Mansion is a Apaciotts LaWn, falling in to a.rich Valley distant about a guar tc rof tattle, a aca.tpait - •whichis covered with an handsome Sheet of Water, t=oo feet long, forming from its adjaCent Banltfarni from the House a most delightful Scene, imperceptibly disappca - ring , behindi Grove of beautiful Oaks. On the South Side is the Shrub... bery, zoo&-feet' lang, planted with well-selected Shrub. and .. Forest Trees, at thm .; o il growth ; together with a neat Cot tage,. Gardenergilouse, Bath • and Fitith . .l-Intisepitiar adjoin.' ing the Canal. The w hole cont,liiis ONE lIUNfiR AND THIRTY ACRES; nearly One 'lltindlitt tlicreeiS' Pasturage, and the remaining libp-g wild and. table l e atiil in high coltivation ; and, in point of sititation,lruly desirable for the Residente o a large genteel „ -• • The Niansion, Buildings, Garden, Shrubbery; and the greatest -.part of the Lund, is.Copylibtil,- - held forVour.tivcs under the Bishop of Worcester, iv.Teaure. little inferior to Freehold ; Residue, about Eight 'ACM, Leaselloldliir ninety nine •years. For further partictilais, apply to Messrs:Price and 11;1' Attorniesi worcatcr, who appoint a Pasen In thew the PreiniSe'S. EXPORTATION of WOOL, WbOr.LEN or WORST -I.D YARN. _ •• Halifax, June 20 i I ger I. A T a MEETING of the.. MEkeflAN MANUFACTURERS; and others concerned in the WOOLLEN and WORST ED TRADE; held this Day pur- Suant to Public Advertisement, the folloWing Resolutiuns were unanimously agreed to : t. That the Exportatjon of WOO, wOollen, or Worsted Yarn to ForeigliCcimitries, is pregnant with such evil copse- quences, as to threaten the. Trade of this Country With de struction. • 2. That as several Parcels Of English Worsted Yarn have been seen in Portugal and Germany exposed to Sale, there can be no doubt of the existence of such an evil ; and that ' the present very depressed state of the Worsted Manufadory - Is owing, in a great Measure, to the Exportation of Worsted Yarn. • • . ,;. That the following . Gentlemen be. appoiAted 'a Com mittee fig the .purpose of co-operating with 'the Worsted 'Committee, in tinier to detect and prosecute to sonvidion, any person or persons who may be concerned in such a nefa rious practice : fohn Edwards, Esq. Mr. The. Richardson Wm. Walker, Esq. Mr. Thomas Bates loseph Edwards, Esq. Mr. Wtn. Emmett Mr. Wm. Rawson Mr. Joseph Holroydc Mr. John .R.hodes* 'gin Wm. Holland Mr. fames Crcissly Mr. Joshua Fatter Mr. Win. Mitchell Mr, Robert Emmet . Mr. Win. Rothivell ?Zr. Samuel Hall Mr: 'C. hides Hudson Mr. Tho. Edmondson. 4: That a Subscription be entered into, to enable the Corn " frotfee to prosecUte Such 0 ttentiers, and to offer,and pay a, -,..handsome Reward to any ooe who • will give,suChinfortna tibn'ait rnay.lead to the detedion of such Offences: . Thatcthe committee . be instructed to - corfespond with all - Atterlodies of People who may be inclined to favour 1 them with any Communications, and that this Meeting hopcs land trusts that all the other lVlanuladuring Towns will unite i rip endeavours to put a stop to such an alarming Evil. • 6. That thereon: this Meeting invites the other towns to appoint Delegates tai meet at Bradford with the Conimittre now appointed, in order that the object of this Meeting may be more ettbdually carried into execution. 7. Tliat these Resolutions be printed in thelondon,Leetis; Halifax, York, Manchester , andsuch other provincial News / papers; as the ,Committec may think wiser. •WILL. CURRER - , Chairman. The Chairman having left the. Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were voted to him unanimously. At a Meeting of the Committee appointed by the, above Re-: solutions, Ordered, That eßeward .of toed. shall be paid to any per-, son who will give information 'against any Offender export ' ing Wool, Woollenor Worsted Yarn ; or ;hall illegally pack any such Materials with intent to export the same, so that he shall- be convicted of such offence. Ordered, That a handsOme Reward shall be paid to any . .person who will give intbrmation which may in its roue , quences, lead .to the conviction Qf any such Offindemi and. tlte - name of the Inforiwr, if desired, shall be kept st'cret. •• ' Ordered, Chat, such informations are deSired to be Mom municated to Mr Thomas Richardson, of Halifax, one of Members of the Secret Committee: appointed for that pur pose. A LL PERSONS who are indebted to the late _ jcs UN Ft:WEER, of Leicester c range, in the Count of Warwick, Esq.' 'deceased, arc requested to settle' with Rohert Fo4er, Esq. or Warden Sergison, Esq. being two of the Executors. And all - Persons who ' have any Clair i or - •,Demand on the late John Foster, Esq. are desired to t.end an aceonat Of the same to the above Executors, at . Leicester i.Grangc.. near Hinckley. . . . THEREAS 1, Charles Harper, of Tennis. VV. court, King-street,.. Southwark, have for some time past made spyriOus BlaCking Cakes, counterfeiting those pr.:pared by William Bayley, - affixed theret6'Lpbels, similar fu those upon .the gentwae Cakes, CPUtltetkited the Signature tafthe said Williainßayley, at the bottom of the Bills .of Di- Feetion inclosing the same, and have.sol4 - the Said. counterfeit Cakes, so labelled and inclosed, by• Wholesale and -Retail, releactiog them be genuine Cakes . prepared by the . said William Bayley, tar watch ofartee he has .coinitiviieed un , Adion against me, but in regard to my family, has consented not to proceed therein - 1 dq. hereby express- my sorrOw, for • the Imposition which l have so pradtiscd on the Public, and the Injury thereby done to• the said William Bayley, and - premise never to.repeat the same ; and I hope that this ac. , knOwleclgement will be a Caution . to Venders of BlaCking . Cakes in general. 'Witness HARPER, )kB. • The genuine .Cakei arc prepared only by William BaYleY,,. ,h* Withoratory . at Bath:l'4la, aad ,014 Wholes-Au Retail by Bayley : and Blew, .Cockspur-serect; - London. r , FRENCH PRIZES, &c. 'FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At Bre'wer's„ the .Lont.lon ,Tavern, Plymouth, - on Toes,lay the 3 d Day of - July ',next, by Eleven C 10C k, -hi tht:.Fore, loon • HE ' g ood 041)er-bottomed BRIG PRIVA. TEER LE pH Dimensions :•••••Lerigthron Deck 75 feet to Inches ; breadth below the Wales illfeet 6 5-Bth inches i-depth in the Hold 8 feet. 6 inches; atimeasurcs, 'O6 14-94 tons. Square sterned, only about amooths old ; for 16 guns":. she is.in goQd ;Is al ,0 her stores ; a re markable fast sailer, and appears well calculated for. a. Pri vate Ship of War, ait hired.Aroled.Ve.isvi, or such voyages as reeritire dispatch, with- a - light Cargo ; taken from the French by fits Niajesty's Ship Leda, Gcofge Hope, Esq. Cornmatuler, now lies in Catwater, and there to bc , letrrertd. Alio, t 6 Brass Gams, 6-launders (Chatnhercki„ is. of whi6la are on slides; and other warlike Stores, 14c. lart.led from the said Vessel. I mmediately.after the Sale of Le 1u ter and Stores, will, be sold the good Chasse Mare," LE' DES( RE E. Dimensions ::—Length 56 feet to inPbes ; breadth 16 feet 5 incites ; depth S•feet 5 Inches r adrawasures 57 3 , 94 t, 011 4.: Round 'tented, sails fast, and capable ut sating a ~ la!ge Cargo, is quite new, as also her Materials, and will make 411 excellent Coaster.; captured• font the Frenelt (on her tirst voyage), by His Majely's Ship Lau., George Hocie, Esq. Cotuntander, now het an Plymouth Pool, and there to be delivered; • Also, 32hilds. Biscuit, about to tons Iron pig -ballast; 59 Deal Nardi; a small quantity - of Firewood, a lroaa Gnus with Carriages.; landed frz.uu the said Vessel. - For Particulars. application may be made to Thomas Maude, Esq. London, the Agee;; and tin Inventories, view iitg, ;cc. to 'WM. KENT, ,Br(?ker, Fex-ho* Quay, Piyinotith, June a, del. TO BE SOLD BY 'iIiCTION, The latter end of ittly,,or the beginning of 'August next, ei. ther together or to Lots; a Particular of which, well as • the.pay Ptiee of, Sale, will appon in A Aintree Adver. tisetnent ; Valuable and ifopt . oVable FREEHOLD •ESTA'rE, conskt:ilg of i,itu capital, and several fit it small, but,contpact banns, with with suitable gopd Water Coin Mill; an d near 490 . Acres ;we MeadOw , and Pasture Land, 'wit fun a Ring I enc...., t abounding wit h .Lead aod -Coal Mn'-i - work ed, most delightfully situated upon the side of the - giver; Ow, between Ha warden and flint. %titidnitwo miles *of the latter place, and lying in the several Townships of Oakenhoft, Leadbtook, Mageri'Welsterton, Colltin„ ether. wise Woivington, andWeera,.no the. Parish of Northop, and Cottnty of Plirit, arid now in Ihdicveral holiliwzi of Win. Ed... wards. John itnmphreys,.Willimn William Pigott Ann Jones, John . Pereey, Peter Davies, Ralph Reece, and Edward Foulks.... < The Ocopinfs of this E*lltV ha - o.a Riot: of rifltery in ltic River Dec. • I►itli3ttt, Williams, one. of ate- Tenama, will thew the ritate,vdnd farther lUttieuts,rs: Asiy -bit hart' bra ri plyi tig is MtsSrS. 1.. ital Janes, Attorniec, Oswe.ltry. " This Day was•published, the Fourth' Edition, Price is'. .4. MAXIMS of kiE A L. 1.11, being • nu . Abridgrnen t 9i, the ESSAY . on INDIGESTION; containing Advice to Persons alflitted with Complaints of the Stornacn and Bowels, Netvoni,`Bilious;. atid'Gouty Disorders, Head ach, habitual CotiverosS,-"Fenifile Complaints, &c. with Observations' .Air, and .Exercise, including a TREATISE on SEA and COLD,BATHING. Likewise explaining the teasbn why the Sea and Country Air is more salubrious than that 'of Cities and large Towns. By,R. SQVIRRELL, M.. D. Sold by Murray and Iligiticv, No. 32, Fleet-street; W. J. ~nd j. Richanition, Royal E.x,:icinge ; ilitchard, No. "3, Piccadilly; and. by the Author, No 7, Ihnhark...street, Soho;, also by Blanchard. Printer, York ; and by Sheppard, opposite the Exchange, Bristol. This Work merits the attention of every persop, as it not only, points out Ow true ntethod'uf curing the above com plaints, but also demonstrates that of preserVing health, and preventing diseases iu general. • . • In the Press,,and speedily will be•published, • In four. Vols. Foolseap,Svo, Price One Guinea. in boards, lk /1- MOIR S of the late Mrs. ROBINSON, WRI TT EN' bY HERSELF ; ineluding Anecdotes of ;luny distinguished Persons of the present period ; together with some. Posthumous Pieces in Verse and Prose. Printed for R.. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard. ,Speedily. ►qill be published. In One Volume, Octavo, price Bs.. in boarda, (Dedicated to the Archbishop of Canterbury) • A *Work entitled "CIS THEOS, EIS IVIESiTES or on Attempt show how tar the philosophical Nation of a Plura.• lily of Worlds'is consistent, or not so, with the Language of the Holy Scriptures. 4, Is this exrnivagant ?—No, this is just ! just in.conieeture t though Ili false in tart. f'i ti an error, 'tis an error sprung • 4, From noble root. High-thouglit - of the Most High I Skit Wherefore error ? Who can prove it such ?" .Yovrao. Londoi : I - lir F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; Caddl 7111 d Davies; Strand; Harding, St. latues'i-strret ; and J,. Cooke, Oxford. • The following Case was received by ,Mr.Ottlat; White, Master of the' Academy, .Colchester, train a respeaable Gent iinnan, who was recommended te , take Dr. Ottonura's Medicines by Nlr. J . —Cooper, Gentleman Varmere at Le vingion, near Ipswich, who was himself radically cured by ta4ing., the BOTANICAL sy RUP, with .a request from rhe Patient tar its ituinediate Pottlieation. A GENTLEVIAN who is induced from his con neclions with Medical Men, to refrain inserting lb,; Name and Address' wishes, -from:the purest motives of phi lanthrol,y, „ thathis Case may be Matta known to every.asth tnatic Person in the Kiagdom. For eighteen years past he had been severely elided with .-kstitina, .that every rviora rendered iris life very uncom fortable ; the cough attendant on this complaint generally attacked bim at rite beginning of every winter, and continued till the warm weather of the cnsuing.summer arrived, and so violcut anti alarming were its, spastnadie eaels, that many times it'has throWit him down on the Boor, deprived of all ensibility, and, to all human appearance, of lite ; by the iittyiep Ot . Mr. ,Cooper above-mentioned, he waited on .1)r, Broduin, took three Bottles of his N F.RYO US CORDIAL, to which alone he attribotes the blessings of a perfect, Cure, having passed ,through the last Winter with scarcely a me. liteitto ctt NS 014 troublesome companion,.. which had not given him a week's respite jtl Gightoen preceding Win.teii. one 2, dol. ~• NERVOUS :ArfgCTIONS, - 1 -.41-101.1G-I in frequent. have hitherto been found .1 to resist the Usual routine. of Altalieine with. uncon querable obstinacy, and aS'they gradually undcianioe and dit. hilitate. the. constitittion, they increase in Violence.- 4 -AS: a re nutty for Diseases 40 diatre6sirig, CRACT, or ANI, NIA of QUASSIA, will be ibung without rivid : it atirstir. ably invigorates the whole circulatitig mass, tren4tiittns the Stomach, ..and promotes digs scion ; - braces' the relaxed tnuseit lar tibres, and (without the.tenwor..Ty.atiiimitts nf: by assisting Nature . giadual Oftitels a . permanent core.,-..; t•or NVealt arid Debilitated 'Constitutions it is equally Owls; in: pains awl woaltnuis t . lte: sunnach, orhabitual purgings, speedy and, permanent rt lief.' • tgrceaFttr. ,tntl elegant - .lain of - this Preliaration t to its almost invariable success, hits already pro. iirtatit 'a de.:. mand and reßutation onequalied Annuls othledicine . , Suitt unly to B. Slag', No. 74, liorouithi::. , atitt re tail by Pidihog, No. 76, OXtcad..stre - et ; NcwberV, corner of St, P;Atti.'a ebutrit.Tar.l , i I . 4carNail, - No. 231, :nigh :llolhinn Tint, RTlyal glichange • ,Swine?, ho, No. t6B, ; and Turtle,-NO, 127, ; in boxca . of 0.. cos 6d. each, sod. lane pit l.ages, cuntuininglive ss. hoXest duty •inclutictl. • - (3 But ohaerve, none: cita possibly he genuino unless it ha; the signature ul 'IC, I fallain and Co. written in led ink.. , QWIFT and Co. No. i t, Poultry, Londol (esta.. wished in the Year 17591, and La their State Lott(TY Officti In the ,Citrof G hognw, arz appointi:d to stit Tickets and legal Stainfied Sitarcl, of the HUSH ST4TV I ? E 'QT It V for Li I, N', Ni. of Prizes. Valoe of each. z of X.26,0u0 ~ .... 2,0Q0 Sac) ;CO 60 79f; TOt3l y.ll I.le. i 8 4.V ~ , cl-.0 4)Css' e l s v c.3o 1 Qo 3c. ' 00 d . 7 , 0 3,ult+ , 8,006 Prizes 23,994 Blanks 31,000 Tickets ice". 6 oo Part of the' Capitals'to , .b..l rletermi n :j is - First:l)rawriTioca tst 11.ty tie*. „ . `Ditto 4th li.ty Ditto ' 71b D.ty 't do Ditto ictit Day 2,coa Ditto t3th , 5,0n0 • Ditto ' X7tl4 Di tto :(;,;hl)ay ao,eoo Ditto -- . ' 213 r Day .lo t eoo Last D 'rats? Letters addressed to SWIFT aod (co. No. it, Pouvritsi, Milt Bank Notes, Post-0111 4 0 ()Met's,. or ,Bills rivabie or, demand in Loodloll,,iMmetliattly ai. , ..,%wred, and ull ()Mute by .Csgu;kunen, Guards; or Carrier 6„ pundit:4ly exct.tired. Price of a Ticket, 81. 3s. , ,C. d. s. ,{. - 4S o Eighth • 't a 6 ,2 5 - 0 Sixteenth o tt .6 itts . clrawing the aoih of 1 , 0, 180 r. ' Half Qtuuleir • This Day was, published, In Three Vols. iztno, price ros. 6d, sewed, rILD,NICK a Satirical Story, by the Author of A PIECE OF FAMILY 111.0GfIAPIIY, " The,scns:f. of riklicultz is given us, znd may bl.: lawfully used." Lo n don: -Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet street. lucre i‘a considerable degree of ingenuity and contri•c ance, anti talent and.ood morals, and good writing in tile, .e Vulunaes."British Critic. " The literary and artificial sketches contained in these Volumes, to those ‘vho have sufficient taste to comprehend rtheirObjed and applicability, and the ingenuity, wit, and learning which the Attihor, 7. who is almost another-Rabelais, has always at hand to support his OpinionS, whether serious or jocular, upon Men, Manners, Literature, Science, &c. will afford thd highest gratiftcation;"--Aftnithly Mirror. This Work is evidently the produdion of a Man of Wit, a entlerrian, ,find a Scholar; The chartiOets are numerous, and.sketehed with a niasterLy hand,'while such a spirit is thrown into, the Nai tat iv,e and Dialogne, that scarcely a page pre ents itselfwliich.doe4 not either excite our laughter by wit and whim, or `interest the finer sensations. by genuine pat hos."—F.uroPean-Magazine. Those who may expect to find in Q ld Niek any of those marvellous and unprofitable.events fig which the greater Part of out modern Novelists arc remarkable, will be lament:. ablyillsappointed‘ . The Writer's 9blttl is to iniprove,. not tp pervert thejudgmcnt. To hold: the Mirror up to Na ture," and retied appearances, calculated by their beauty or deformity to render mankind better. Twentieth ornrxt hlentit, t The IRISH STATE-Lo7"r 4: RY coiniveneei DraWinz. rrHE TICKE'rS and StiAlkES iir.. , on Sale. by .I'. RICHARDSON, gOODI,OcK, .tol Co. ' s ri%e only Office that ever sold Two Prires of Tinny rhous,uo Pon wla in Shafts), No ro4, corner or 13111k..huiltinto, Corpliiii, No. S, opposite the King's Mews, Charing.cross, London and Market-place, Norwich, THE SCHEMIE CONTAINS '' 2 Prites 'of ,C. 10,000 a Prizes of 4'. 1.0 ; .0 2 - io,coo 5 to.)o 3 - -- - , eOO 3 -7- . jet • 4lso 7;1.9 Prizes front 51. to r ~ , c , 1 ,. 32,000 '1 take r Total Aolyint, 4,'.1;0,e00. . , Present PriLe orPii.,!tets 81. 8,,. Half .. ,C. 4. B'o 4 EiAlich - - ,C., r 2 6 4 Fourth ' - 2 5 '&1 Sixteenth. - olt 6: -Tickets and Shares will,-not be inwer.--- , Corresporidents will have them sent by remitting'Post4lrtice Order;, or good Bill, at short DAtes, to Richardson, Gpodluck, arid Coii 104 g Cornhilt. . - A' CARD. 1 N this Age Qf E,uXury Hod Licentioinesg, when the intliscretitms or youth disappoinv the etpodations of hy the 1' 9 1;11(101.104 to. prentat age, it is Ant wootiorett that a of such rebwra. tric.po‘yots.us lite A ) ATIC I.OIE NC; at STE EL, btto:tltt o4A:ti,l And wc,Qtnin4ndation of the nava - Nietlicat racttrs in Tackilte..--M - atty pc4'4ollS Who were lately t,iicietililii - ;,iittes, Which rvhderett Lift i4 t ilavportattle„ ,are hc.-alth Whit ; :Weak, the tatisit;..l, the rel4xi.ll, thcvivriei;ited ut 4:1t11:1" SCX; Who 11:1\re iinpairlxi by t low; ,lenvein unitv.tithv tkriootts and tlit:ddilitatecl, tritt liwt in this Aiedicioe , the liutri - of . Corn fort,, cicA lv ,,,of re.Thini:oi,m, and :1 t tanaititnt tipat nnsery elaid littnit?, to health anti i.oritfor:. • _ 11 . • Ntontpeliet, or Attitn4tie to zei,gesot Stextl 4 pse inepaieti by Semite, tqn ; t4,Chinintte. hiodoi'sl)nry aie.l sold ity lii4 AKtniL it. I! ,, tron, Drug -4;;,;r, No, 153, 4 tr`.4\ti ; v..tail by all a! - - pect.t 1: 11,:dicinz; Nrendcc, dt ki.ke. ti Oiled ; tint box, 'or i.e. . C lcutr i)oxas.in onv 1,4: a y;ll4lea ; thew ars; also o:..kets ut fiVe i tI 111 as tiltCh, Whit, h contain the qulnttty Cif SIX. guitteri bov,:s; thc,. , .! can he had orthe eroprietur,'Att4: - included, %% ieh rite 1),, tor's l'ortr„,t,.4,Y,4n:it.use on yietf, without whir.:lt none c an .;.: 'on•Felnale Comolaihu, d,...1 , 4314;atei to !nay bc . 1A44.1 a; 4,4QVC,,,prlce,, PALIti SOAP,. A New 'Discovery, now in the greatetit . perfealon o manti. fadured Irvin that highl).6`tectried Palm Oil. SAMUEL BERRY having` licited by' his hurnerous and respea.tbl,.: tl) make his Palm Soap more ) , ,entir:ill/ lutovt i a m ongn a di,. ktrirniruttilig,,Public anti .extertsive Lopnecti.ni t and over 4reitiotts'to supply them with atich t;ootis t),tly as are of the first quality, ,take the lih;:rty reConutiercling in* Paint Soap, with the greatest chntidertc4 to the notice at t h ' No. bility and Gentry, tbr,their peculiar having adopt.. ed it exclusivcl y. The ri..isitutriess. s iurt utility of the Valli" Soap' has Merited their att.irition rind pAtroika 110(1 in rho higlwst estintation, tor tniftening arAt hr .:chip, the rakainvt the heat of ; atul its a,. nl the winter Sea San fotin.! an excellep. t,r,kt winds, inds, and , s iL,„. e firn,ty ;ti no in .., each, tiAme ot a I ili) TiCt:', Ott t ou rapper, with the words " Saltine' Berry's Paha ,Soip.," hi a cuck, with etch, descriptive (Atli virtues. As nutty Gcnt kitten trod grad difficulty in procuring goott Soap for Shaving, it is feCcil wictitletA as the be,:t thing tin Making a hoe soon lither; in round Cakes, is, tick_ l'repaNA and .. - ..)111 by S'atattel llary (1 t.:. Berry alit! I1l.1;n1, Wholesale l'erininer, No. 17, Soho by appuintrnent, at the principal Perfunters in London, 4ntl Towns in the three N. toglt9ms. A ROMATIC SPIRI'I' .VlNEtlilit /die t.. oriirA,LAvoviticni oi Nit ttr.hro r o p aict i by TIIOSIAS 11ENkl Art hocari'N, hiancliemn. ino;:c Agree:o)4; Liquor is 71 Comp,.., ltc d o f highly :orit . .rott . :itce.t.Vii'leg.ir., sviththr.: iposr Aroioatics. th sitrolig oc. tr4mciy g,ratel'ul and slitlZi!ri 1:, Inhouring th,;.ler iFnihting:4 ,t for cointtL:jzt i lig e tte., , : t s o r heated .or Irwl !le., it Jt.,; found highly userni in rooms. ‘viwre rho I o f k c _ vers, Ot sotl. Thro4l, or ()10ii. , ..! prc. - trait.; asltl in all cio..Atzci 12 , 401 . ti tit jtlit[GP, stti, t 'pity .oko „ ku pttr;.a i s 1.14. n Clirtv‘tcs. I . i{..run iti,; prio: 2i. St.oll, c sold, les.clt attil reviii, I) ; !...11.p..1r.5trcet 4,111„.. oLO pt;rs.Als iti i.'l.. '1;„. lorftztori to sci tltc eartr..), ,; la hart. fa; God, N 1 tt 11 bottle * ,bczicit , a vopper-plare .. . .partw3, 1148 Ltitcr , . anti %I', ne w: , „ t o. man:: ,',,11,r,t of Vinegar triQultied, in Ow itas4... TRANSPORT- Q yyNe is, 1801., I iv 7f I TITEIkEAS lESSE 110N.EY IVELL, late Commander of the Eiin-Ifo.,iretzh Printb Pei entree, hat,effefled his Escape from the Alilitary (kaod which. 4:d Lire in company with other Frinch Pritoeeri r. WIT," war their escort fi•oni Chatham to Nvrin,r, Cross, mar t:ilt9n tit; sioners for the Transport ,Serc.,lo4 anal !or the Cre o f Prisoners of do hereby o_Fr a REII'AR. I).j 77;71.:NTY GUINEAS (over and `ll4ovr =what is ult . ,' al,ty paid ~ our re—talong Prisoners of Ifi;tr) to xy Persons., it. ,50 sh;di'appre i.,,:vi the said Jesse lionOveli, or otker.wite fd m to _pro . per?), secured. •• n , J . • tha ,ria t t Jesse IhrOttwa rprok r jlitently, and calls' ar; 444 f dealt ; . i.s alvat 3a jean- age, six j:•ei . cmeit.4-1) high, start made, round fare, is rather 4% 4 .41 ruin. oi:+z:n hair, Ulm ryes, and l lad tvi:b Mt mail. p,x. CAPITAL AND SINGULAR BENEFITS To RE G.A,INtU IN • ENSUING IRFSII LoTTERv, That begins Dr.iwing the gotit of .. I ‘ l oo- AloNn- it (July). • For Eight Guineas . For Four Pounds Eight Shillings For Two Pounds Five 5 , 0 , 0 For One Pound Two Shillings and Sixpence 2,500 FOr Eleven Shillings and Sixpence I,aso • If either of the Two Prizes of Also the Chance of the other Capitals or to,oool. 5,60e1. 2.,0001. 1,0001, coJ. tk:e. tic. &c, N. B. No greater advantages were ever before obtained for ' l&s than nauat F. the Risk. ' THE TICKETS HAI, ES,' QUA RTPAIS ) EIGHTHS, S XTE N'l IA RES (Stamp.; ed pursuant to Set of Parliaim;nt), .are Sold And 14 egi4tered at Mr. NICHOLSON's fortunate State . Tottery ()Rice, No: r 6, Cornhill, London, where ail Business relative to Lotteries, or the Public tunds, Is faithfully transaelt.A. Schemes at large gratis;---Orders from the: Country with proper remittances, punctuall• cliecuted. I to- Money for the Prizes, 84 soon tuf mcl" ion ~~ ' y ~ ►, 1 '~ i ~ i!' . 1~~ - -