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-..1- . . ty ,'..., ~.... •: K, , ,, 1 sit ~,„, b: \ 1 , 1 4 c ' I i „ VA i t vc. A • ... r . , "r* 1 .- -h. ? El 41., *." fzi l *- . ). P. . I- ts ' 1 k. - '•'". --- . ‘ l4*,' ' * 0„ 1- *Ar lk-Ili c . ''',.; ....../ 43 . . itl y tti i .. ' ‘S • / . •'' 4 ,l i 1, t ' ' I I' \, , TH ittuTitimiß 3798. LAST WEEK of SlEtift•SAXOlfe:rPER. F2I(MANCES on the TigHT : ROPE. •• • - ASTLEY's, l'artonagb ot• Their Royal Highoe'Sses the Prince . of Wales drat Duke of York.. - PUBLIC ate respeillully" informed, that 4. • the New , Chinese Speftacle of ZINGINA, in which AST LEI supports the principal CharaCter, confirm. in:.; to be rezeived with unbounded appla&e, as does the New 'Caller of AClion„'ealled fi..Al3 V FIST HOME, th: above will he repeated on MONDAY N xi', and every Evening un til further Notice.—ln the course of the Performance, post. tiicly tto last Week of his Engagement, the Sieur Saxoni's elevated:, ROPE DANCING, with the Whimsicalities of thekrso Cliawns.. The whole to conclude. with the popular_ Pantoniim: of EONAFASIO ; or, HARLEQUIN KING of EPM US. Harleititc, Mr. Taylor; Clown Mr, Lati. rent; and Colunibine, Mrs. Wybro.v. _... .: • VAUXHALL ROWING-MATCH, O N .MONI')AV NEXT . , August 6: to start • •Irom W estminSter.bridge, at Fi ve o , Cliirk ; go - through tlpc Centre Arch of Blaekfnars-bridir , ... praced up the Ri. :er., tomod a UOit stationed Oft' the Rett !Ouse , at Battersea i - in.t return, on the suiry Shore , Boat m oored on' yaUX pasta hail s .. tair::. In the 1. veiling will 43e a I.; RAND GALA, with FI RE- Wii RIS S. Admission 3s. ~ THE CR EDITORS of HUTCHISON. MORE, ROBERT MURE, and WI WAN!' MURE, late of Fenchureh.street, London Bankrupts, are requested to meet Henry Smith's Office, at Drapers' Hall, Throgmor toti.Lstrecr, "Loiniun, on Wednesday next, the Bth Day of August inst. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely, on Special and to consider the propriety of consent.' 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OtlrN y the present and only Lottery to , be dra l i v n iz th r i s s at kenaorwanre, i the .np.o r p ee ortio t n n t u g ra il h i: r sm ef alq 4l I TIt A y L of Tickets. SCHEME. No.• of Pripe t. Val. of each: Total Value. 3 of ,C 20,000 are ,C 60,000 • 3 - 10. 000 . • 30,000 - s,oop ' t OOO 6 - 1, 000 . COOO 8 . 500 - 4,000 20 . 100 . 2,000 So - 2 6 000 %SS° - 20 . 13 teitio‘ parrs, Tickets ,C 250,000 • r the t4apitals to be determined as under Itr!rst•drawii Ticket First pity - • ~1 ,000 tst.drtwn Ticket Seventh Day tomb • 11rst-drawn Ticket Eighth Day - acroes irst-iiraw ' T i r o . n I Ninth Day - 000 0" 3 and Stun:s on S a le at every Licens ed Lottery • PRESENT PRICE. 1.1 4 1 f Wicket , 7 17 %toter 4.9 4 "e I Eighth - 7 - 4 1 3" 0.1 Sixteenth - t 3 6 'NE - ONLY STATE T:OTT I: RY TO BE DRAWN '' ' : TIIIS YEAR . , t WIFT and Co. KT i 4 , 0 , // , PrulrrYl ,1..„.! 'rt CKETS and SI IA RL S of the LOTTERY !(,). P icket s. are, selling p AW mg , ,on Inc san g Septernh"r , conaisting of 24.0..rvi",-; and In the 140ttettes et' list v . - ' were s 0 , 0 1 se-ets ' a' only Six-Prize. nr .- " th4re °l II Lottery twin s con- Th I2"'°l4* Tiw present small n ual, of ree nixes or g i hers as - s te, 0 001., 5 , 001.4e. ace -0.000.. and ot greater timotint in Prizes th .at.aktrig, in the NI/ thefsante num ber of 'rickets. an any former Lottery o ' hole a Th e follywing Ca 't. 1 t he Lotteries in pi 4 Priz es of . the last year wer NO. e shared and sold at their Office, viz. 6 2/6 Z. 1 0,000 No. 1 4,199 ~ Z• 2°° and for I 1 ' 599 Soo;) 4 1,646 24" 19,SSft • 5:00 1 °93 1003 tOOO ko. 26 82°'41° ' .5000 L. eat i 7) local. and other of 5001. tice. scc. to a gr 41 86unt 3 ......................_ ___........._7_____...... RFok Tiir. G ROWTH OF HAIR. - . USSIA. OIL being the linty Art i cle -that has . . iry , Yet bilen discovered for making the liair grow thick and i s "Kt - evert on' bald places,' Whiskers, Eye-browai st'''•. and ~,!?!. eminent servi ce in promoting the growth of flair on 1114ren. Those who are in the habit of b.alling ir,vttlit tiling this Oil, as Water weakens the llair ; and when ought not _ti discoveries for the growth of flair prove useless, a !el f,p, , tle . of the Russia ()it will be found to have the desire% !ff'.c. , t . it will in ull cases prevent the Hair from. falling . off , ::ttrti ,r`througli age, sickness, or lying.ln, and prevent it tro t h :.i fling gr,ry to the latest period of life..l.lle above Ol t Pace perfect! " and , m e „. Y lonOqcrit• has a most r ili 1 k t 14 . Per botti v •or a Lir;.•e one, containing lout o-p , _ . , t )rie an ' pleasant . sme l l , streii. - Inca ;to he had of Mr. crince, No. 3,1 i• OXf . ',"': .../ Rin e . ., . .llC:!lArgyie.street ; and s.-..1d by appointment, at mr. !, ss China and C lass Warehouse, 4.1 r. liolme-1.- Nl' ' Mr. C re ,. ~ 4 sk twsnian, No. -1, Royal txchange ;a t , No, 1 - 1 Berkeley,-square; s h, 1,1 Medicine Warehouse: No'. 1;2, Oxford-street ; 'Dr' : Ltinfiniertir,s., opposite the Exchange, Itri,stol ; Mr. W. Rae kid ' 1 ' ) tu yncti No. ti, Nqrtit bridge.street, lidinbUro ; 14 where se I-• , e 411 Orders fn, :Inv part of the Country 'will be sent by l ' ) bY-sene• .ti , c m , 1 „ . 4. . 1. ____ iiiii,tm... oney.,, fond r. .' - - able In ter t i . . -,-Xitc Rirssia Oil will he infinitelY sertu-c , ! 4 " uuttg.The loss •oCilair tin Ilori'es, which often provcs • ° 44t 44;tirettent t o thou: valtwble animals: ~ ' ~.,.. SA TURDA Y; AuGuvr 1804. , To the INDEPENDENT FR EFItiI.DERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. CI4II,TLtAtEN, THE advantage which we, have gained this day, and the present state of the Poll, atlOrd a proof that it is in your power to enable me to defeat the foul Conspiracy wh;ch has been formed to annihilate your Rights as Eletiors of Middlesex. But I shOuld regret this advantage, if I were not persuaded that you . possess the steady perseverance of Englishmen. and that the appearance of success. instead of relaxing will invigorate yotir exertions, until the ohjed for which you contend shall be completely attained. , I have the honour to be, GENTIAMIN, Your faithful and devoted humble Servant, WeythOuth-street;Aug. I, tilo4. G. B. MA INWARING STATZ OP Tilt POLL. For G,. B. Matuwaring. - 1 4 0 7 Sir F. Burdett - 2177 Majority for Mr. Mainwatirig 130 MIODIESIA ELECTION. ACOMMITTEE of the FRIENDS of Mr. MAINWARING wilt sit every Day at the follow ing Places, where aAy information relative to bad votes Which haVe been, or arc proposato be polled for Sir FR A t..• eta BUR navr ; and also any account of such Frzehohiers as have not yet. polled, will be most thankfully received : At No. 7, Carey-street, Lincoln ' s-inn-fieldi. At Mr , Wiltock ' s, No, tg, Golden-square, corner of Brewer-street. At No. 36, Wellelase•square. At Furnival's.inn Collee-houit, Holborn. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. COACHES will be provided at the following Places on MONDAY 'MORNiNG. at Seven o'Clock precisely, and every Moining during the Elettioni at the same hour, for the purpose of conveying' the FR E EIIOLDE RS in the Interest of GEORGE DOULTON MAINWAR- I NG, Esq. to and from Brentford, The Pantheon,. Oxford-road. Parliament street. Opposite St. James's Church Piccadil ly. Opposite Fumival' s I nn , Holborn. Cierkenwell Green. Islington Green. opposite Whitechapel Church. Opposite Shomlitch Church. Court-House, Wellclose-squars. Sitadwell, opposite the Churclt.' • T E it Rememb ere d by every * Freeholder of the County of Middlesex, that the following Persons have been the principal Associates and Friends of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, during his political life, and the framers of his political creixi: JOHN HORNE. Tocia.s, Esq. alias PARSON Nokia, Of Brentford ; who WAS tried for high treason in 5794. JOHN Facial-, heretofore an Attorney and Delegate to the National Convention of France, but afterwards struck off the Roll, and sentenced to the pillory. Iona: Aueus - rut. BONNIV, Clerk to JOHN Farisr, then Attorney, and Member of the London Corresponding Scciety, arraigned for high treason in 4794: Para& FINART Yi formerly Printer of that treasonable Irish Paper The Press, who was convicted of Sedition, in Dublin, where he stone; in the Pillory en College green; and, /tar.: rowly escaped flogging' for wearing the Rebel uniform in prison. 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