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IN 7 ~~: ~ • „(srt! ki., - .:,..;::. 4 c f e rtt . , ~ --,, ~., , - 4- , , • .. -0 tff, '4 - - ‘ .., —, , - v et 4 f t ! V/ ' , • '-' , 1 : 0 , Ar. , A . , ...Zi ~ t , A1 , >;„:4. 41- 4, 4:7 s • . .......... . ~,,,,,,, . 3.t.: , -....z. _ '‘' 6 , ' -.. . . 4 „10 , 0'.... 1 „,,, . , , . . ,i, 6 6,\., •k..,„„ . . , , • . - a«. , NuDrogß 2737. i .~ 3 11% I -0- D A 1 . ", JUNE 29, I8)I. [PRICE SIX PENCE. SOCIETY ' iOR FIT DIrCUANG.E., AND AqI.IEF,. OE. PER -0 NS I'M l' ? kM:0 ICED TO EUTS • Craxeopstveet,' , lutte 29, !fi x A QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of this at 3. so C:I E'rY will, be held at this Plap% WEDN NEXT, the ist4ir Ility, at Twi:Vve'er lock, to audit tht. ;:. , c‘our.ta to the 24th lust. utroo_Special,Attai(s. GRXSSWELLISet. . • . Q • THE ANNUAL DINNER of the VACCINE POCK I.NSTITUTJON, No. 5, Col .square, Nviil he at thetha'aliedifollst Taverh, St. 'll'l.M's-street, oh WWI - le - Way, the Ist °OLIO, at Five.o'cluck. • LOTTERY'. ' " Q POPE tespeefully Elie-Pahl; that the 0. TICKETS stld SHARES in the- pc. IRISH LOTTERY, are an Sale at his " Fortunate 0 . ' No. tz, corner Of the Royal ExCijanpe, fronting the 841.. : where capital Pries, amounting to upwards of I::,:hty.. s eyen Thousand 'Pounds, we're sold And registerea lu the three'pre ceding Lotteries, , . ~,„ . . _This I)ay-Was pith IlShed; . Ncatli ; printtgl In 06tavo; 1 ),. ic0 3s. 6.. i; served: 01- oil vu.4. , • • • Paper, with the f.' eyl,:hti;..rd, 0. Q. , AN INOUIRY itv.o thq N.lkuie anti Ciii)se: of tii.-0. SNELI,II.7O, ii.i onc or both at the 1..0wgi.; -E;XTREMITLE it:l-it t'iornetitile baptvit...; - to 1.)14-412 Wooten.: - PArt 11. . . ,Bv CLIAR.I.ES WILT TE; 1);.i . . r.A.s. —: Member de0....,R , r ,i c o 1e,....,., sur ei i:ons io I..,Lottiott, Vi:e4. I ) i`tiitlciit 61 ti. , : LitCl:lry atA Pliwn.)p,i , ol St - ..,-;Qt : . 4 Iklro,-nockvild E: , ..traottlith-try to dl. Lr.,,,:,-,,, 1-I § .:bpita 6t - Illaitchester t &-c. Piinted tor j. Nlawnian 141 the, Poh)tr , LontloN; - O f-wbehr 111.4 y bi: iio l i s by - tii:; sione At'it:tor:, .. .. In the last EliC !ASH LOTTERY, tib, 24,787, a Prize of 1:),D.113 13,0G3, 5,00. 2 Prizes of 7.;.a0 !coo :rItESIDEIWT. The Rightilon. the Earl of CHOLMONDELEY. STEWARDS. anti 4 ----- Sx! were Sold in Shares by L.TOI)GES and Co. No. I+9, Oxford.street, .) 1 No. 44, St. jarnes's-sucet;,als4 in the late Lott - tries, were sold, a above, Nu. 12,66 , 4 a Prize kif‘ 2N006 Likewise 743 c - , 200 a 2631 1 1000 x. ruz FiC4t Part ; 3. 6tt Z. An AceOttot of tUe regular r y rutatton tn ilk cliMtent 4njnials alut and trout the son, , , r to ths 'tartar. illUittatcil with 'EOgriAvings :Adapted to tir 4t:bicct. kto}a.l 4tu. los. 6d. board;;. W. Devaynes, Esq. M. P. Thos. Kerne, Esq. F. R.•S. NV, Bos‘ilk, E,sq. S. Tann Rtt.lt, Esq. , Stephol Aiz,icy, Esq. . Rev. ,Nlt. Brack-At - Ceo. Ptarhon, M: D.R.S. Dr. Harntss. * i icke.s, 13i. each, to be had at the institution, and at the ash:doted House. No - Coliedion after Ditnaer. W. 5A. 7 .1.41CHC1, Secretary This pay' wa3 pobii3hiA, Arc. print, :;.1 In On Von--ne , Ot.tavo, und flbd I bilett I.; ".rr x elegant Engravi.lgli; Pr.,:e los. (id. boards,' and on Royal taper i 0 -prtvied • bbards, LETTERS of LADY RACHEL RiI:' , SELL; froth- the tilantniciipts in the Linrary at Vt'ob..rt Abbey, To whi.:ll are preh. , ,,11; introdudion, the Lhara6ter of Loki Rus,..tl. agaiwit sir Jnun DJrynii)le, &v. and the Trial of Lord William itu.;,,tl High tea. ion, extracted from the St4te London: Printed for I. .N.Catv man, a Inc Po. Itry, SL X O censor to Mr. Dilly. ;ova -- s oo &c. &c. *** The Irish Lottery will_ begin prawing July 2a 130, in which arc , Prizes of 20,000 io,00) 3 sow) 2 2oco ; with &dim proportion of Prizes Of fool. t001.,601. and iiife rior Prizes, atnoutitiq, in tile aggregate, to 15,3,00 vi, and the Lotttry consists of only 32,000 Tickets, ; which ne on Sale at the above Offices. . _ A trOowsol4 WANTED to PURCHASE, in a healthy, good • Country, likely s:kon to become vacant. Enquire of Mr. Brook Bridget, }tent Lion-square„London. COPPER MINES. r - rwo coPPER MINES have been iliseovered in PERTI-tOIIIIE, by Mr. BUSBY, Surveyor ; these Minks have the Most 'promising • appearance, and are well Worth attention. The Mines are:so . situated, as to have the compleat corn. tumid of Water fur working the necessary Nlachinery, and a tatiall Rivulet may be turned it to the Mines; oas to.wash' the Ore. . . . _Speedily OM be pub ii , died; , Handsornely printed on aline M..diutri raper; anlanothet Edition on a superfine R0)..il Paper, In Six large Octavo Viiirtinas, rrHE POn'IIICAL 'WORKS of JOHN MIL. • TON., with ilotes of various Authors; -viz. P. lititut . • MeadoWcourt Steevens Addison. - Say Malone •Bentley - Synipion Reed : , . Pope Seward ' , Lord Orford Richardson B. Still'ingfieet Burgess • . Peck . T. Warcoti -- - ' Wakelield rearce . • l i Waited ~.-. • Headley Newton mil - • ... Nave Thyer Mason - ' Hole Warburton Webb ' ' Hay leg. Jortin Lord Monhoddo Cowper . Hevtht Johnson (..i , . llre ' Upton , Blair Dtinster Greenwood 13elttie • l l ye Co ' Calton - Bowie . Walker,ke. To wh.7e W h ate M; , , , Other Illustratiens, with 'some act.ount of the Lsis Or - • MILTON, By the Rev'. HENRY JOHN TODP, M. A. Printed for j . Johnson, Baldwin, ItivinwoilL &c. Ate. ~, . Twentieth o f nett month, . The IRISH STATE-LOTTERY commences Drawing. r fik.: ..riacr,Ts and SHARES are on Sale by J RICHARDSON, 'GOO 01.11 CK, and Co. (the only Office that ever sold Two Priies of thirty 'Fliousand l'imnds in Shares), No. 104, comer of hank-buildings, Comhill, No. 8, opposite the Kin)'s Mews, Charing-cross, London i and Market-place, Norwtch. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2. ileac* of £.2a,000 2 Prizes of C. 2oed. 2 --• , jO,OOO S -- icoo 3 -- - Prizes 3 5 00 Also 709 trout Si. to tool. 32,000 Tickets. Total Amount, £.1 3 0,000. Present Price of Tickets 81. S. . Half - £. 4 8 o 1 Eighth .. , C. s a 6 Fourth - 25 o `Sixteenth - . ott '6 Tickets and Shares will not be 'Lower.—Correspondents Will have them sent by remitting Post-Office Orden., or good Bills at short Dates, to Richardson, Gpotilack, and Co. 'lO4, Cutnhill. . . The Mines arc situated within Ten Mips of a Sea Port, .tual The Roasts are boot?.—A more eligible speculation has glom occurred, and the Prd prietors will treat for a Leah upon liberal terms. For Partieulars# enctuire at Messrs. Duuean Writers to the Signet, Ldinburgh. "• TO Ikf.A.SCiNS. BRI.CKLAYERS, &O. ttm.cavimiorTEE for carrykg into execution the Act of Parliament for rendering more comtnxlions. and for better rlgulating the Port of - Loncoa, will meet at 4 Guildhallin tiro , : City of London, on Thursday the 9tb ,of tiny ? at:-Twcivuo.'Clock:at Noon, to receive Prop?- arils tor perOtrning the several Artiticers' ' Works,necessaty the ere l / 4 iOn of the Lc4.4; Pit, atthe BlaCkwall end of the Canal. in the I Ie of Dags. Tbe Drawings. and Specifications of the saidWeqics may be itee ‘ ri at the Canal Office Blackwall. • RI X . EDUCATION:AT WELWYN, HERTS.. MRS. .WASEY and DAUGHTERS .take, this method respeCitully. to acquaint their Friends and the Ptiblie, that their School will re-comMence, after the Mid aurnmer Vaeation,•jnly 14, on an 'enlarged Plan, ,which en ables them to undertake the Care and Education of Thirty Young Ladies, at Eighteen Guineas per ann. Writing' and Arithmetic included. • • No Entrance Money required.—lifusic and Dancing by ap proved niSICTS. • • The n.ost sit.Vaaory Referencia mat , be had to Perms 14:.ve been-, or remain at the School „_• d further p frtieulars known, by applying to Mn,. Sul, 110. 191, --;truild. • • P.AitlAsltS. 4WD .GDAR DJ ANS. A N ()mortality now offers for a Young Genile4 mart to be accommodated as a Pupil in the Roust of a Surgeon of an atensive Public Charity, anrt in. rriteel Prac tice. He will aldo betonsicicreat as.a Physician's Pupil, and Lave the Additioual adv;tntagc of seeing the „Medical, ay well as Pitartnacvmic PraCtice ot the Institution. For itirtner Particulars, 'it Lint: atlareated to M. C. fir 'Bilgssrs. Di,:kcnsoaband Salters, Druggists, • kuultry, will he, aitci , , C, MASON'S CELIARATZD iiiLLEttiLE CONVErT No. Pall4htall, London. ' mitt. PROPRIETOR finding. it ituliwerisably A. _necessary to apprize the Public, .that several ,Versons..- tali.in; advantage of Lite universal credit the Genuine Soap has scip i red, are haWking abintt a wretched Compositioh of nau rseSus anti pernicious ingredients, which they vend to lief. fuplers and other's, wita are ignorant of. the quality of the Ort r ;ioal Soap: The fraud, is so gross, that it cannot escape deteetion by' those wito•havearsed the real Convent Soap.. C. Mason therefore requests the Public to obserxe, that itzue is genuine which has not the Dune of C. Mason, No. tit, Londrni, on the label pasted much pot. • h e HUDSON's BAY COMPANY will expnse to Sale 1 - ty. the Candle, at. their 1-101150. in Feneh;;“..h-street, on AVerirL'e:stlay' the tst Day'of jttly, at Twelve WC 10,:k pre e.wiy ; • CQAT, FINE PARCHMENT, CUD, BEA. VER, and BED FEATHER'S. Particulars of which arc inserted in'their printed Cataloguos. To he seen at their \Varehouse,.in Fenchurch.greet, from kaidar !• s he. 2 9 fil. , ity , t. to the time.of Sale. Hitt non's llunbe, • ' ' Ptn,lel7. act.. • GLOUCFSTER. • TO DR SOLD F.Y. PIO VAT CUNT ;: AVgßYrifz.•r the White Fmrl, in tlat City of GlottreJter, in a ci,y, healthy, sau 4 d o p, yosSC3iing the dti tlti cs biitit 0e1"..”,vn antL Country; tnuswing of.a capit ., l, r!..,-,.fTnt, and tpcious modern-built Dwelling.house„ with tacilciianilditachell Offices, a Lawn in a l';lTt(i,,k aryl Cardcht adjoining, wirlictl in, well I,LT - trot with ilw chorout ;'cult Tre;s, s lnd a Piece of (:rotund c:tiled the I-aner, divid ed into Gardent. The whole Crin in,mrlirik a p l aures'que and wid:ly extended prospca itehins-WdetWill; anti the 'titervenirtg heautititl Linfiscape t (14tant Hills beyond Limon Citur4.ll and the CT:untry rouvrt, in the ot.culy,tion of Mr. Charlotuii, the rosent 'Owner. The I)m:lring-rouse COilSiSt% .of.n leuidsorrie litairvrst, IlreukTalt Parlour, Large Dining Room, Drawing Room., and Library, tinizibed in an elegant stile, with Marolc Clihnney4iece , i, &C. six IW-climbers with DiCtiSillgßooins.and.sititable Attics, a liage nitcheil;„ruiri t ntri4s, Back-stairs, excellent Collaring, a Brewhonse, Coach-house, Stables, anirall other requisite O ifices4 - - tor further particulars, apply to IVir.'S., Ricketts, Solidi! tnr, in Gloucester. • Aki.3MATIC of. (tile itiv6lfion of Mr Henry) prephred and sold by TIIOIIIAS anti WILLIAM HENRY, - Chc:iiists -and A pot hecarictl, ll l Jantalliacter, .Chic most agreeable perfuined Liquor is a Compound of highly eoneentrated Vinegar, joined with the mobt - Pleasant Aromatics. ..k , .s.strong and pungent „odour renders it ex tremely grateftd. and salutaty to persons labouring under IleatLachs, l'aintingS; • Sic'. and adapts it for connteratting tare of heated. or rout Air.. Hence it has been 11)( inll hiy, I useful in roonts, where the ,litl . c4tinu of Fe llers, of Sore Thionts, or elothet 'contagious Diseases, 'pre vail i and in all eroutleAt fliers or laublic.resort. as Theatres, Courts of Justice, Sic. It may also t he particularly rec,oan- Mended to Persons losidir-, in Hot . Clittiltes. The Aromatic Spirit ot s Vinegar,. price r. gd. each bottle, Stamp included, is son!, wholesale and Mail, ly Bayley and knew, Cod:spar-street (the only the in London autho rized-6y the Proprietors t,• , sell the .attire), Ivltere tudY be had Sponge Boxes, of Gold, Silver, Corm:Han; Crystal, ice. ki• E 4, i l bottle,. .hesides a copper-plate label, signed by the Preparers, has the Letters .'and IV. Henry'i tnatic Spirit of Vinegar moulded in by glass: EXPORTATION ofV,'();;L,Vs• ‘_ l 4Ati,-:;!N &WORSTED 1 YARN. Halifax, 'lune to,iSot. A T 'a MEETING . of.. the MERCHANTS, ALAN lira: LI lit E RS, itect , others concerned in the IV,OOLLEN and WORSTED TRA.Dk:, held this Day pur suant to Public Advertisement,: the following Resolutions w}re unanimously agreed t 0..: h: That tike E;:portation of Wool, Woollen, or Worsted Yirn to ,Fortugn•Countries, is pregnant with such :la conse- quences, as to threaten the. Trade- of this Country 'With de strueticin. • ~• That as several Farcels of English Worsted. Yarn have ben seen in fortngal and Germany exposed to Sale, there can OVA lit "tlie.existenee of such an evil that the present very depressed State of the Worsted ManufaCtory is owing, in a great Measure, to the Exportation of WcirSteu Yarn. • . 3. That the'rcilloiring...Genticmen be appointed Comr matee ter the purpose •of co-operating with -the Wocsted Committee,. inonlerto Acted awl prosecute - to conviction, any person or peraonS who may be concerned in such Q.neta dons practice !oho Edwards, Esq. - Mr. Tho. Richardson Win. Walker, Mr. Thomas Bates_ loseph Edwards, Esq. Mr. Wm. Etiniiett Mr. ‘Vin. Rawson Mr. Joseph Halreydes Mr. John Rhodes Arr., Wm. Holland. Mr. lames CroSsly Mr, Joshua Farrel. Mr. Wm. Mitchell . Mr. Robert Emmett Mr. Wm; Rothwell • Mr. Samuel Hall Mr. Charles Hudson Mr. Tho. Edmondson. 4. That a Subscription be entered into, to enable the Coin mutee to prosecute...such Offenders, and :to otletand . pay a handsome Reward to any one who will give such intorma tion as may lead to thedetection of such Otknees. • 5. That the Committee be instructed -to correspond With alt other Bodies-of People who may be inclined- to favour them with any Coninvinications, and that this Meeting hopes , apd trusts that all the other nanufaCturidg Towns will unite in endeavours to put a stop to such an alarming - Evil. 6. That thereWre this Meeting invites the other Towns to appoint Delegates to meet at Bradford eiith the Committee now appointed, in order that the object of this Meeting may be more eitettually carried into execution. 7. That these Resolutions he printed in the London, Leeds, Halifax, -York, Manchester, and such other Provincial NeWs papers, as the Committee may think proper. WILL. CURRER, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were voted to him unanimously. 4t a Meeting ofthe Committee appointed by the above Re solutions, , Ordered, That a Reward of toot. _(over and above. the Re. ward otEred by the Worsted Committee, and what is allowed A.Ct of: Parliament) shall be paid to any . person who will give intormation against any Offender exporting Wool, Wool tenor Worsted Yarn, or illegally packing any such Materials, with intent to export the same, so that he shall be conyittied of such offence.' • - . , . 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Clarke and Son, Portugal-street, Lincoln's. Inn: ISLE WIGHT. . CAPITAL-TtlANoßomci FARMS. 'TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, By .j. YOUNG, On - Thursday the 2(1 day of July, t/ht, at the Bugle Inn, • Newport, Isle of Wight, at Fiveo'Clcn:k -In tin: Afternoon, unless sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of witicii immediate Notice will be given; ' Its the following Lott Lot r A LL that MANOR and FARM called BRIDDLFSFORD, situate in the Parish of 'Artoo,2l, about three miles from Newport, and three from ;Wooton, consisting of a convenient Messuage or Dwelt ing. !house, lately fitted up 4 a considerable expellee, and " with suitable Barna, Stables, and Out-buildings, and about 330 :Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Coppice, Wood, and Common Land, ther.:to belongmg.—The above Estate is 'rythe,free, extremely well stocked with Timber ;, thg "i'Royalti is very extensive,. and the . Manor abounds with Game. • - Printed Particulars ruay.be had three weeks, previous to the Sale, as the Office of Messrs. Dant - in and Warner, Runt sey Messrs. Duff! and Matthews, Inner Temple, London; Bugle Inn, Newport; George and White Hart, • Winton; Crown, Portsmouth ; Gosport; Coach and. Horses, Soutliton ; White Hart, Salisbury; Angel, Lymington ; Crown;-:Ringwood; and at the Auctioneer's, Rolosey.. N. B, Lots 2, 3, and 4, as stated in a former Advertise inept, ate disposed orby'Private Conti e 3. ;• -• - Bra: XS and OXFORDSHIRE, TO' BE LL T, to the highest Bidders of net RentS, on Leases for Tnenty-one Years, rrA T O • CAPI'T'AL and VALUABLR FARMS, 1 in the Parishes of Radeatt and Pcaruham, hi the Neigh bourhood of Farringdon. One consisting of about One Hon• dred' and Twenty Acres of rich Meadow Land, besides a Farm.house, and all necessary Out.buildings; and the other upwards of One Htindred and Seventy-five Acres of rich Ara— ' ble, Meadow, and Pasture Land (the ,greatest part Tythe F r y,), besides a Farm-:souse and Otit-buildings; and also a Dwell house,. and near 'four Acres of Meadow Land in Radccivith a Fishery on the River Isis, and Tolls anal! Boats passing through a Lock on that Ricer; which on account of the Canal, is supposed to be very v.ilitable. Proposals to 1.•;,: sent to Mr... 3. C. Williams, in Bedford. row-, London, on or before the tst day of September next ; and, if they shall not bnaccepted, thelkbove Farms, Fishery, and Tolls, will be lett by Au6tion, at the. Crown Inn, Far. ringdon, pa. Weduesdartbe 13dot September aseit, at Three o' Clock in the Afternoon precisely, 'CAPITAL AND SINGULAR BENEFITS +0 BE GAINED IN THE ENSUING IRISH LOTTERY, • That heAirrs Dravving the aotlt, of NEXT MONTI, (Julyy. For Eight Gitineax - .. • 4 C, zo„cioa For four Pound Eight Shillinrs to„;:o0r For Two PCtundi: 1 ive S Latino • 5,000 For One rou...i.Two shillin g s and Sixpence 2,500 For Shillillgt and Sixpence -•-• 1;250 I (either of the T prizes • of zo,aool. .the "ChanCe of the other . Capitali of ' /0,0001. 5,0001. z,0001.. 40004 50a1- &c. 3c"- No greater ielvatirages were ever botiac obtained for • leis titan not: aLE the Risk.. • • rf - IA TICKETS, HAINESi QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and.SIXTEENTH SHARES (Stamp ed pursuant to Ad of Parliament), arc Sold and Registered at iVir. NI CHOLSON's fortunate State Lottery Office, No. t 6, COrultill, London, where all Businesi relatiVe to Lotteries, or the Public kundi, is faithfully uploaded. • Schemes at hirgetratii.—Orilers from the Country, with Groper reinittinees, punctually executed., • rj - Money tor the Prizes, as soon as dravin. QIVIF I , and Co. No. rr, Poultry, LondOn (esta blished iu the Year 1759), and - at -their State Lottery Office in the City of Gia!lgow, are appointed to tvii the Tickets and leg.ll Stamped Shares of the .. IRISH STATE LOTTERY for JULY. SCHEME. V ;Jae of each. Tn tat Value. of X.20,c00 •is ,C...40,'Qe0 ia,cco :),000 • 5 ova No. of Ptizes. .`"" 3 . - 1,0 , 110 Sop. • 105 5,0c10 lico. 3.50 63,.64,1 7.00 8,006 Pri 23.99 Ithi,L.; . . 314135 Tickes . . 150,-.;. 0 • Part Of the Copitals to be determined as under First Drawn Ticket ISt 1).1y . Sc.,a Ditto 4th Day - -500 Ditto 7th Day ..... t,0a.., Dirt() loth nity ' --- ' 2,1.00 • Ditto -- 13th Day 5 0 0t-.0 Ditto •-• l7th Day 1,000 Ditto -- , 19th Day_ -;- 20,000 Ditto . 21st Day, --10,000 L.tst Drawn • k •—•—•.. — • t ~000 • Ltttcrs a4ltiressed to SWIFT and Co. • _ No. rt, lovi. - raY, - Loi4DoN t... , . . With Bank Noti...s, Vost-Oitien Orders,. or BiilB PRY 6 bio on demand in London, immediately anziwered, and al4 ()t at by Coachmen, Guaida, or Carr:era', pun dually executed. Price aft. Tick.et, il.. Ss. ' •s. d. x,„...;-,7; • 4 8 Eighth - 6 t,?uarter 2 . 5 o ei)Jeciith ais 6 Begins drawmi, the 2oth of July, i 8,41, LL'OVD's MONTHLY SIIPPPIN"IIST; Containing upwards of ELEVEN' THAUSAN.D MER CIIANT Shill's , 4.11t1 .the WHOLE 140 )(A I, NAVY, With USEFUL. TABLES, &c. Llll 4 ' l , Booksellers ' throughout 'Great Britain and Ireland, 'are Tespfitfully informed, that' LI,O D's. 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