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TERMS of BOARDING and EDUCATION at THE 1 - alf a mile from Cirencester, Gloucestershire, WHERE Youth are ca re fully i ns t ru et e d in the La, Greek, and Frenc' Lanuages Writing and Arithmetic,tin the Italian Method of h 13°61E- g keeping,' and Geo graphy, , -By the 'Rev. WM. MOORE. Entrance, Boarders, Two Guineas. Ditto, ' Day Boarders and Day Scholars, On: Guinea. koard,(incluciing Washing) - - 28 guineas per annum. C l ay Boarders, who dine baly, , - I'2 guineas per annum. Classical Instruetion - 6 guineas. Writing and Arithmetic - - - guineas. Irench ...• . 4 guineas. z ook-keeping• - - - guineas. Geography, v: l iththe Use of the Globes, 3 guineas. Dancing, Drawing, &c. on the usual terms. A Quarter's Notice is eiPeeied previous-to leavinig school. • The Vacancies are- t Midsummer and Christmas, five mks each, and commence on the zoth of June and 2Jth of "ecern .. ker. If any Pupil b e left during the Vacation, the charg e will be Five Guineas. Each Boy will have a separate Bed. the situation is peculiarly eligible, and the School (now In the niisth year of its establishment) will continue to be ltinilated 'by principles of liberality, and a due attention to the•lmprovernent, Health, and Motels of the Pupils. • .. - I`".l'he.present Vacation will close on Monday the 3d of • Au g ust next.. f u ly .7th, ISOr. ANNUITIES ItEDEEMABLE, PLACES UNDER OOVERNMENT,trc. • VIFTY -THOUSAND POUN D S to b e lent on 4 : real Incpri from rot. to zoool. a year; arising from states, Money in Funds; Rent Charges, Marriage Settle .lttents-, Widows Jointures, Sinecure 'llaces, Pensions, porurCh I.iviings, &c. Tt.,n years ,Purchase -.will, be given annuities .on ,FFeehold or long Leasehold -Estates.— Gentlemen having 'lnterest may be informed of several t e ateel - Appointinent&, -Civil and Military, of tool- 2,131. 36°14- 4 001 . 5001, Soot.. T 001... Soot. To-;:i. • isool. and zoool. 4-:Yar at flume and Abroad. Several c,,,siderable Mortgages, Annnities, Pertsious, Reversions, and Church Livings, are daily for disposal.- P ersonal applications from Eleven till Three o',Clock, to Melville and Co. No. 7, Cecil , sireet, Strand. No Letters received unless post-paid. P. S. A liberal Price given for Sinecure Places, - Pensions, Annuities, Reversions,, and• Church Livings, &C. ELEGANT - ELEdANT PIANO-FORTES (GRATIS), Nov Delivering at Net. toS, Netvgate- , street, with the.cele -*Med PI AN 0-FDRT F. 'MAC AZINE ; being the grand ea Undertaking of the kind ever ,accomplithed. . MESSRS. 'HARRISON CLUSE, anti Co. re f p moved from Fleet-street, respedfully inform the ;"lie in, general, 'and 'particularly the' Subscribers to the , i pv'e Work, that the whole. Two Hundred and Fifty Weekly Counitnahinrs' as nail Yi i rciaEo r sed; at only Half=a-Crown each,. tio mg. an invali , ab.e. tbrary o the choicest Composi ths-: () I all the great. Masttrs, 1S - entirely completed ; and that ,he Piano-Fortes may now he had by, every possessor of lsi tn g el. PromisSory Notes , accompanying . the respediye . !' 4 dies and Ge n tl emen disitous of becoming Subscribers to tills. a fro m dVa ntageous.Work; .at any time- within three months du mber • the Ist day Of _Tull! and agreeing to take at least cne • 4t trlthcber.eyery week, mays have the *hole . reserved . for them somoriginal pr:L.. of izs.:,6tl. eadi, often containingnearly a- guinea's worth o f :ca pit a l M us i c , b es id es the Proms- NOte for a - Valu dole fine-toned pianb o rte (Gratis), after that time, the price of every Numbet will rieCes _,...ly be advanced to all futim Purchasers • Sr that even such Flglinal Subscribers as may have riegiede'd to take, all the umbers When must immediately signify their in trio/ ;tion to complete their Sets, agreeably to public notice ob%a- rIY Ripen, or they al s.O will be precluded from here a ft e r Piano_ the Numbers, - and entitling themselves tO of at leuzi-sfc'rte ' without paying the proposed additional price t is. more fOr each Ntunbc.r. . PERFECT LLKENESSES. jONI BY His Mzijest '• Special A ppointment.) ES's REFLEdTING MIRRORS ; at One Guinea each, for t a ki ng Lik en e s ses in Profile or full ace.; also, Landscapes, and Views from Sea, Zee. 'They are m a d e on so easy a Plan, that athild of ten years of age cannot tail to take a Perfed LikenesS with them. Perfed Likenesses taken in Miniature Profile at . ss. 6d. epd painted on Glass or Chrystals, in a stile 'of superior liegance, from 18s. t o t l. ss . eac h . P r ofil e Lik eness e s i n ;.:91ours, from igs. toul. Iss. each, gilt Frames included. His linpressi on -Profile Plates, for Ladies and gentlemen to take A ny n u m b er, from so- 6d. to 15s. each. They %vat be, found of the greatest utility to such - Ladies and ,i-sentlernen who .travel, as th e y can be put into a small ~'ocket_book, ocket;book, and to pr esen t a Friend with a 'polite re- Membrance in one minute. Time of sitting one minute, -and one sitting sufficient. • MINIATURES neatly painted, from Three to Five Guineas. Specimens of the above Paintings May be seen everyday, from E kven o'Clock in the Forenoon till Seven in the Even 114g, at No. 4, \Vells-street, third door from Oxford-street. N. 8.. Such who wish to see the elfeat of the above In strument pay Is. each, which. will be returned on pur chasing 1 of either the above Instruments,"or sitting for an • • Mpression Plate LikeneSs. * Likewise his Velvet Writing. Paper and Metallic en ells Made up in Books, at as. and as. 6d. each ; Ma hufaCturef in Ordinary to. His Alajesty, to be- had as above. t 0 prevent imposition by a 4purious sort being offered to ;e l!ublic instead of Mr. Jones's, please to observe they e ail stianped with his Name, and ruund about it, " ,h, His Majesty's Special Appointment." JULY IRISH - STATE LOTTERY, ISot. . &gins Drawing on MONDAY NEXT. THE • TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling in great variety of Numbers. and on Cale lowest Terms. The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand by HcIgNSBY -and Co. Stockarokers,.at-.their old-established Statk Lottery MlL:es (Licensed pursuant to Ad Gt: Parliament), No. 116, . opposite the Royal-Exchange, London; also at Liverpeor and Exeter. The SCHEME contains 2 C 7 itpital Prizes of • ,C.'20,c00 2 - loi6oo 3 . 5,c00 2. -2, coo 5 ',coo 3. Soo Besides those of tool. 601. &c. Cotrel Numerical anti Register • Books are kept, and Tickets and Snares Registered a: Sixpence per Number. , Orders, accompanied witf, s tit.,tl lillls, payatge at stoic or 0f s short date, wtll be punually attended to, precisely the same Terms as if don pre.iept. Letters (post-paid) duly an swered, and Schemes gratis. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped, agree able to Ad of Parliament, with the words " State Lottery •Stanap-Office." *** Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, and all kinds. of Government Securities, bought and sold by. - Commission. , NEXT MONDAY THE IRISH LOTTERY BEGINS. • • BISH,. for -the better accommodation of the Nobility, -Gentry, and the Public at the West End of the Town, who for many years have honoured hiM with their Lottery Business, has opened a coirimodious'Office„ No.' '9, CHARING-CROSS, where TICKETS and SHARES - for both . ,the IRISH and ENGLISH LOTTERIES are selling in great variety, and the Prizes will be paictas Soon as drar. - a, tither there, or at his other Old Established Office,. - - • . No. 4,' CORNHILL, remarkable for selling Capital Prizes, and where in the late. English Lottery,' this tear, were sold, shared, and registered, the following Capital Prizes : . • No. 50,06 r a Prize of 3b,000 , 9,593 - 50,000 44,007 5,000 11,553 2,900 5 1 ,4 2 5 Sod . • o'7 Persons in the 'Country desirous of having -Tickets or Shares, may be stappliecl tile same as if personally pre sent, .by sending Post Office' Orders, good Bills at short dates, - Bank Notes,or Cash, to either . No. 4, CORNHILL, or No. 9, CHARING—CROSS. . The IRISH LOTTERY. coasists . of THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND TICKETS, and the total amount of Prizes. is ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS IRISH. Tiic ENGLISH LOTTERY cOnsists of SIXTY THOU SAN D TICKETS, and-the total amotint of Prizes is FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING.. Bank Stock, Five per Cents. "Four per Cents. Thrce•per Cents. India, Irish, Imperial Stocks, with. their several Annuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bilk, and all other kindi of Government Securities, 'boupt and sold by 4 T. BISH, STOCK.-BROKER. CI WIFT and Ca. No. tx, Pou!trr, London (esta .23 biisiled in the Year 1759), and at their State Lottery °nice in t;le.•City of Glasgow, are appointed to sell the Tickets and legal Stamped Shares of the IRISH STATE LOTTERY fur JULY. SCHENIE. • li s o. of Prizes. Value of each. TrAat Value. 2 of __ £ .2,),c00 is , 0 ..40,000 10,000 — 20,0,-,0 3 (5,030 - 15,000 2 -- 2,000 -- 4,003 5 1,000 5,000 3 500 ---- Ipso 3 - -- too 300 6 60 — 3 6 e 7,9F 0 8 -- 63,540 8,036 Priz;:s 23,994 Blanks 32,000 Tickets , . Igo,oop Part of the Capitals to be determined as under : First DraWii Ticket Ist Day 5,... , 0 Ditto 411% Day . —, coo Ditto 7th Day ' •-- l,ooe Ditto toth Day 2,-coo Ditto — - • 13th Day 5,000 Ditto ' .3711 a Day 1,000, Ditto egth Day 20,000 Ditto , ' ztst Day -- 10,030 Last Drawn ropoo Letters addressed to SWIFT and. Co. No. 11, POULTRY, LONDON, With Bank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or Bills payable on demand in London, immediately answered, and all Orders 'by Coachmen, Guards, or Carriers; pundually executed: • Price pf a Ticket, 81, Ss. ,C. $. d. Half - 4 8 o - Eighth - r 2' 6 Quarter - = 2. 5, o Sixteenth 011 6 CZ Begins drawing on Monday next, the loth of July, IBoi. IRISH LOTTERY for 180 t. Begins Drawing the loth of pily inst. MHE TICKETS are Sold and Divided into Halves, Quarters,' Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HA ZARD, BURNS and Co, Stock-Brokets,.at their State- Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal-Exchange, Lon don, and no where else on their account. 'SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. ' Total Value. ' z of £.20,000 is ,C .40,0 o ei 2. ---..- ro,ooo --- ao,ooo 3 . 5, 0 c 0 ---- 15,000 2 -- 2,000 ---- 4,000 5 --_— 1,000 --- ' 5,000 - Soo - I,Sco --- 100 ---- 300 6o 3tio _.__ 8 ---- 63,40' 7.98* 8,000 Prizes. Z 3,994 Blanks. £."150,000 32,000 Tickets. Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows First-drawn Ticket 4'.500 j First-drawn 17th Day,C. l , oeo Ditto 4th Day coo Ditto 19th Day 2b,000 Ditto 7th Day loop f Ditto 2.rst Day lo,coo Ditto loth Day` 2.coe, I Last-drkwn Ticket • row Ditto 13-th Day 5000 j . *** Orders accompanied with short dated Bills on London, or Post-Office Orders, punaually attended to : and to pre vent'mistakes as well as delay, Correspondents are requested to transmit them by Post. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agree able to A ct,of Parlial•neni, and also with the Crown ) and round it, Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Office. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, India Bonds, Cxchequer Bills, and all kind of Goveriunent Securities, bought and sold by Commission. KING'S PAT: 3 4 T. EVERYMAN HIS OWN MILLER. rrHE Public .are respeafull4' irifortned, .that a Ho rizontal' FIAND STONE CORN. MIL.. nuide .frorn F iencli Burr Stones,' .the same' at the -Stones- in • Mud and Water Mills are Made ot; but Only en;liteert inches in diame ter, standing in a Franc three feet Bcpare, and working with a Crank and liorizp:ital Fly WJeel, is submitted. for their ins section, at N0.,67, Queen-str,!et, Cheapside, train Nine o'Llock.in . the Morning tilt Tl.vo in the Afternoon. ' lts - construction is so .simpie, .that One Person, or Two Children, :may in two hours grind ,F tour e;,ougli to serve nioderatdy sized Family a vv..ek. It is Ivorthy theartention of those -- vvlio Wish. for .undttlterated - flour. Hospitals, - \Vorkhous;:s, ,and other charitable I niuirutions, -will tied by the use of it, flint they cannot lie derraud,xl in .quantity 'or Church-Wardens and 0 yeri..;_ers, and Gentlemen in the'Country, who wish to assist tlwir poor Neighbours, have by this ,I nvention ,an&lpportunity of atthrding consider able relief; as one Mill, if placed in a proper situation, will serve a ntunber . -of =Families, will Lit upwards of twenty years,. and is not subject to get out of order. It w ill gr i n d any sort .of Grain, ininiatint . 4.1 - • Thomas Wright', thc..Patentee,'*;•o3; -Mark-lane, trusts an iMpartia/ public trill, on inspectlon, ael.noWledgc its ad.. vantages and great superiority over every thing of the kind hitherto invented. • . RICHMON.D, SURREY. TO BE LETT, for .Three Months, •a. gooki FAMILY HOUSE, well FURNISHED, Consisting' of a lgrac. Dining ParlOur, Study, a Breakfast-room, Entrance Hall, Kitchen, and suitable convenieucieS,. on the Ground Fluor; spacious DraWing-room., and three Bed-rooms, on the First. 'Floor ; and six lied-rooms 'on the Second ; •CoaCh house and Stabling for'faree Horses, and other convenient Out-offices; a good Garden, with aLi t ;yn, Walled in. The Prcinizs- are detached from othar Buiidinz,S; and are fit for the immediate reception of a,Fanffly. -• , . . . Further Particulars may be had at '.;ears. Hill and Mere -- filth's, No. lc, Gray's Inn; or Mr. i'hsnnidge, Suoe - yor, No. 79, Sloane-street. CAPITAL ESTATES IN CARNARVONSIIIRE. TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Hotel, in Carnarvon, on TneAay the' 1 rth Day of August next, at Four o'Clock in -the Afternoon, subjet to the Conditions, and in the Lots stated in the printed • ParticuLirs, - • - ffit-TE. FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of the'followini Estates. 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CP P., ... ~.. t 4 td'a r. 1 1 I , 1N ?; , N an 4... o' , O" 0 , ,sl, GO 0 0 .4... -r -t., t:t I. ottta 14 ta .-. 1 ... a ta 0 "oN. ta 1.4 74 0 14 4- v‘ I+4 00 t 4 Ch A. • N 0 •-• .0 W ON •-• •••,.. • The Farms in the Parish of' Llanfair Iscanr, lie on the Turnpike' Road becween , the Towns j ot' Carnarvon and Ban gor, within, three miles of the former; adjoining the Menai, in the most beautiful part Of Wales. The Farms in the Parish of Clunogfelteept DerwenFawX), adjoin the Turnpike Rbld from Carnarvon td Pwllheli, and . are-aboizt egitill distance from each, adjoining the sea. On these and the Estates in Llanfair Iscaer, are. inbst de siratife, spots for bathing in salt and fresh water. • • • • The other Fatms are at a moderate distance from the sea,' - havin; good Roads from the before-mentioneci:Towns. Ail the Estates may be watered at pleasure. - There ate Trout Streams running through the E s t a t es (particularly those at Clunog), powerful enough i n th e d r i est seasons ever known for any Mills or Manufa(qories, for which this Country is very eligible, on,account of the good Roads and contiguity to the sea.. The Estates are in a good Sporting' Country. Printed Particulars may be had of Mt, W. Griffith, Cefu Coch, near Penmorfa ; Mr. (ones, Auaioneer, Rukhin ; Mt. Pownall, Staple lnn, London ; at the Hotel, Carnar von ; Mr. Jackson's, Bangor Ferry ; Mrs. Roberts's, Pen morfa ; the Printers at Shrewsbury and Liverpool, and of Mr. Richards, the Town Cl er k of Chester, of whom••fur ther information may be had. .. . A YOUNG LADY of respeaable:Conneftions, is desirous of being an ASSISTANT in some establish- FEMAL E MIN A RY. She poss'esie's perfeaknow !ecige of Music, and all kinds of Fancy Needle-work, - and, IS required, c.ould instrtiCt - her Pupils in the rudiments of t he French Language; her views. in this Advertisement are clireeled more - to the comfort of 'the situation than to Hiary advantage. • ime} to A. H.. to be left at Mr. G. R. Ward's, No. 27, vat D ernoster-row. pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bear ingdate the 23d Day of jan. xBor, made in a Cause intitled THOI4IPSON against PIPER, 11 - 1 E CREDITORS of WILLIAM PIPER, " late.of Brentford Place, in the County of Middlesex, `ow-keeper, are, on or betbre the Bth Day of August next, 16 come in and prove their Debts before Peter Wilford,,l. ° ' le of the. Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in ft . uthampton-buildings, Chancery-cane, London ;or in de fault thereof, they will be •peremptorily excluded the ink-. 4 t of the said Decree- . . . . • c_ P .or. further Particulars, apply to Tilbury andßedford,, olicitors;Ely Place, Holborn. WANTED, for Seven or Fourteen Years, A.HOU SE, FURNISHED, or UNFURNISH ED- with Three Rooms on a Floor, situate in or near to Eerkeley-square, fit for a small Genteel Family. • Hox Kddr n. Mess a Letter to r. Turner, No. 13, Charles-square, to FR I D•yg Y,- JULY - 17, 18oi.. MATRIMONY - • TT is much to be regretted,' but•indisputably cer.: tain, that many persons of both sexes are _deterred from entering into the married . state by. infirmiti e s, whi c h d e li cacy ; forbids them to disclose and there are not a few who, being already married, ,are rendered miserable for want of those ten der pledges of mutual love, without which happiness in this state is at least very precarious. I t has been ascertained be yond a doubt, that these 'circumstanaes are occasioned by a general or .partial relaxation or weakness in either Sex; and it is equally certain that the genuine AROMATIC LO EN - GE S of STEEL are the best, if not the only, remedy..ever discovered for this species of debility.-' When t: ken into the stomach, they immediately diffuse themselves like a vapour through every pore, producing efleas at once delightf u l, sa lutary, and permanent, When the spark of lite begins to grow dill), the circulation languid, and the faculties paralys ed, these Lozenges are found to give tone to th e nerves , ex hilarate the animal spirits, invigorate the body, and re-ani mate the wholeman. When aversion to exercise loss, or depravity of appetite, a nd p a llid countenance indicate ap proaching consumption,the delicate female will be preserved and .restored to-health and society by . the benign influences of this Medicine. When the delusion of imagination, or the force ,of bad exatnple,'have tempted unguarded youth into the dan gerous labyrinth of secret sensuality, debilitated his body, and impaired his understanding, these Lozenges will proteCt him from lingering disease, the infirmities of preniature'old age, .and a wretched dissolutidn, amidst the agonizing refieetion of conscious guilt. When, by luxtirious banquets, copious' li batiohs, Paphian excesses, and midnight revels, the sons and daughters or dissipation have brought on. themselves debility,, relaxation, imbecility,: and a long train of nervous Complaints, manifested by impaired memory, anxiety, agitation, tremors, languor, paleness, emaciation, indigestion,. apathy in men ; hysteries, spasms,, loss of appetite,- irregularity, weakness, abortion, pains in the back, caest, &c. in women—these Le zenges will restore health and vigour to tht debilitated frinne, and chearfulnest and animation, to the. mind. . Les Pastilles. Martialles tie Montpelier, or Aromatic Lo zenges of - Steel, - are prepared by. Dr. SENATE, - No. 19, Charlotte -street, Bloomsbury;, and are.. sold, w h o l esa l e an d retail, by Mr, R. Barron, -Druggist, No. 158; Strand ; and retail by all respectable Aledictue. Venders in the, United" Kingdom, price 7s. the box, duty included, with the DOCtor's Portrait -- and Signature on each, without which none can be genuine. _ _ Dr.. Senate's Treatise on Female ComplailW, xicdicated,to the Q4CC4I. may 19, - ; bad as afr,)ye, price is, . {PRICE SIX PIN:CII6 On the 21st inst. will be publislltA, handsontelv printed, 04. -a fine woven Paper ; in Twelve Voiurnes, lar g e .thaavo i with a Portrait of the Autho.ri Price in bOards L. Ss. THEOLOGICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL, and 111 - IS(ALLANEOUS WORKS of the Rev. WIL LI AM JONES, M.A. V.R.S: To which is prefixed, A Short Account Of his Lifd and Writi n gs: P . Printed for P. and C. itiVington, No.- 6z, St. Pa'll's Church-yard ; J. Robson, Newlionthstreet ; and J.liat4Oard i Pi:cadilly. The SuE4cribers' Copies art ready 13r delivery cn application to the Booksellers. This Day was publjshed, neatly printed in a stnall Pocket Volume, Price in boards 3s. 6:1. dedicated, by Permission, to the Right Hoiii Lord Kenyon, &PLAIN and PRACTICAL EXPOSITION of the COMMANDMENTS, in Ten Snort Discourses, with an Introdti6tibri : adapted to.keneral use. By the Rev. S. (-I , LASS Li, D. D. Reaor of Winstead, / . ...ssex, and Chaplain in Ordinary to Ilk Majesty: Printed for F. and 7 C. Rivin,,' , •on,• No. 6z, St, Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by H. Gardner, Strand; 1. Ilatcharcl,: Piccadilly; and Cobbett and Co. No. IS, PaLt- Mall Of - whont may be had., lately published by the sanit Au thor,. Six Leetuas on the Church Catc,:hism, intended for Piibliebr Private - Instruaion ;. more particularly appropri‘ atad to the Sundays in Lent. Price ts. Also, a Course of .L.cetures on the idOly Festivals ; with Practical Remarks on each, and Exhortations to a more de‘ vcutancitiOleinn observance of them ; in one vol. lSvo. ptice in boards 75. 'the Seeond . Edition, enlarged. This day were published, Price One •Shilling•and Sixpen ce , .THOUGHTS on the RELIGIOUS 013,-',ERV_ ANCE of the SABBATH, and on PRIVATE PRAYER. By GEORGE VANBRUGH, L.L. B. Relor of Aughton, and Chaplain to the Right Honourable . - Thv Lords Bidkeley and Rivers, When this Treatise was first written, it WAS intendqd parttcularly .t to give the Copies among the Author's. Pa. riAioners ; bat the 'present Bishops of London and Bangor having assured him a wider circulation would be useful, he has•published another edition in compliance with opinions so highly respectable, - Prillted a rOr J. Robson, NeW Bond-street ; F. and C. rigton, St. Paul's .Church-yard, London; W. Jonp, I. ivcrpool ; and P. Broster; Chester. 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