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His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales - 405 o o His Royal Highness the Duke of York 105 0 o The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths sz to 0 One Day's Pay from the Ayr and Renfrewshire • Regiment s;f North British , - • - 37 ij 2 Loyal Association of the Hundreds of Hoxne and Huntsmen; in Suilblk to b o Capt. Cock's TrO4 Essex Volunteer Cavalry to to o The Aberdeenshire by the Earl of Abciyile, Colonel - - 4i 6 6 Dean and C4tions of Winctsvir - 4* • zi o o Dean and Chapter ofeanterbury - 30 o o Loyal Greenwich Volunteers, and Blackheath Vo lunteer Cavalry Profits of a Ball at Loughborough - And other Subscriptions from I ndividuals, already advertised to thez7th of June, :mounting to - 3757 4 8 Subscriptions received since at Lloyd's, . Ch. Price, Solt, &Moss 10 -to Lord' Harrowby - Thomas t' 5 5 Shrumpton,Greenside, john,Latouche, Esq . . to and Co. - to t o o Whitshed Keene, Esq. ro ro. John Puget,. Esq. to to o Agassiz and Wilson to to N. Hall; ofßriglitOn - ro 10 0 W.. D. rn o R. Hi H. Addingtoh zr o o• Corporation of the City of London . - - Soo o o At the. ditli•rent Bankers, • TheGovernOrs and Diredors ofrhe Bank of England sac o 0 The Earl of Liverpool at' o Ewan Law, Esq. to to, o Sir W. Farquhar, Bart.,: in .10 The Subscriptions continue tp be received at Lloyd's Cof. fee-house, and at thefollowing Bankers, viz., . . • Herries, sFarquliar, and Co.'s Sr. james's-street ; Ham mersley's, Pall-Mall; Drummond's, Charing-cross; Coutts's v Strand; Snow, Sandby, and Paul's,' Strand; Child's, and Hoare's,-Fleet-street ; Smith, Payne,' and Smiths', George street, AlanSion-house;, Robarts:and .Curtis's, .Lombard- • street ; Bosanquet, Beacacrott, and Reeves s, Lombard.. Street ; and Martin, Stone, and Foote's; Lombard_street. • ROYAL AMPHITiIEATRg, _ . ASTLEY's,. WESTMINSTER-SRIDGE. . IluerAlie Patronage or their Royal Highnesses the Px t rei of WA t I.S and Doxx.iof YORK. ON', V ONDAY NEXT,• July 13, will he pre sented (first time), a new Ballet Diycrtisemr4u, called THE PRIZE ; 01%1'HE LITTLE TRADER. 1 ! 1 Which j ()HANN OT (Pupil of Mr. -Meteerot) will ' n - uSIZt-ter first appearance at this Theatre. An the course of the Evening, a Variety of COMIC SONGS Written by Mr. Upton, will be sung in Ciaracter by Mr. ▪ JOHANNGT and Mr. WALLACK. Fllug Plltluittenon,Mr. IRE LAND, will go t h rough • his' wondzri ul Leaps, & c . lESTRIAN EXERCISES by the fi rst T roop in Eng . .::,L,LI P:.rri, ularly Mr . WEST, will per - form_ his ire. ▪ ualleel HOR.SEMANSRIP. 4 .Y-Desire, and for the ajth the MilitLtiy and N• • - val Spectacle, called BRITISH"GLORY IN EGYPT. YoVrittlm and arranged for Stage Ropresentation, by 21r. AST - .. LEY, : jun. " belineatin g in twenty-one, entire r)e. , , Scenes,. the whole of t he-imllerVint Cireurntances which took place from the '24 of. March; when, tharitiib F lest anchored in Abotikir Bay, until -the gruriciis arst. Particularly the hard Con_ to ix:tween the brave Y2d and Iriiincible Legi6n. To eQilqlucle with the toiii Defeat of the French, and the Cap. • I ,_ l !.re•of the Invi nc ibl e 'Standard, which is Droicrittd to the .1:17,1:_o -be lamented . Sir Ralph - Abercromby, after having . i.„l.Neci his Qath wound. And intro.:hieing .4:Sguacitenor fi-A•ch ssa rs a Squadron of Mamalu kes and 4 Squa t 'hLran*f tritish Cavalry, mounted on real Iftirses. e Whole tti conclude with a Comic - Pantomime, paillf invented b ut chiefly taken *Om the D4)4ON'S Talsti x A 1., 4. 'hydntecl By 1%. AsTLEy jutr . called HANOVER..SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. 4ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad -11/1 ditional PICTURES, IS RE.,OPENED, and will continue Every Day, &Lathy \ excepted, .from Niue in the Morniattill Evening. Admittance One Shilling. •- PHILANTHrzOPIC SOCIETY, For the REFORM or'CRIMINA I. POOR cl-iiLDREN, and OFFSPRING of CONVICTED PERSON.i. His Royal Higt:rns.ss the DUKE of YORK Pr_si lent. TTHE COMMI ITEE of this sociETY beg lave to a clerlo vlOte the, following New Subscriptions, rceived in the Q .tarter. ending the 2 , 3 it lune, Alt, Th:y 14. the same tirn.l. entreat tn.: COntri rittcnis of the P tblic to:.vards the furth..rr support ant cztension of an Institution calculated to rs:s..:•te tro:n perdition a.-ezry numerous descrip.. tion of infant P,ror in this Kingdom. Those marked tills * are in addition to former Dona:tom. Col leaion at the A nni- 'Wm. Clarke, Esq. zoo o versary Serinun preach- * Jamesjohnson, Erg- too o ed by Dr. Rennell, at Richard Godwin, F.o. 21 * Curzon Chare.l k.r.pa 5 *J. ii. , rtnan, EN. V.P..2t• e *I. Walker, Esq. V.P. 31 to *Charles St4ers, Esq. 2t 0 Rarnes.Taddy, Esq. at 0 Georg e W a d e , E sq. 2I 0 obert Wyatt, Esq. at o *Francis Newton, a..cl, 21 a Philip Antrobus, Esq. at o *C. Bosanvet, Esq. 27 a *Mr. j. argwill at o George Wade, Esq. zr o I. A. Rucker, jun. Esq. 21 o fohn Tiirton, Esq. 72 3 Lady Cave_ - 20 o *Brook Watson, Esq. to to Samuel ll.tll, Esq. 20 -0 *C: Priscileil, Esq. Jo to *kr. Harman, Esq. ro, ro A.H. ...- - zo o Itmrs. . Mirman •toroS. C. - zo a , i;* - -Wm: dish, Esq. to o *John Bl ac kb urn , E sq. 5 5 ,'A Fri.rn i - t - . to o Jhhn Blades - 5 5 Sir H. S. Mildmay, *ini - in H.rrison, E:q. 5 . o i ; Bart. - 5 . 5 Thos. Kyrwhitt DrAce, Pet - a Rucker, Esq. 55 : Esq. H. J. Wacker, E s q. 5 5 Lady Northwi,..k - - -2 Z Rich. Hartbrd, Eio. - 3 3 MOrrice Birkbea, Esq. - 2 2 S. W. Johnstone, Bart. 2 2 Dan. Watney, jun. Esq. 2' a Mrs. Lucy Lane -- 2 2 _Rob. Carripbeil; E sq . a * Daniel Watney, Esq. 2 2 ' Thomas-Bosh, Esq, - 2 2 Thos. Stepney, Esq. 2 2 - John Rugg,; Esq. • .2 a W. A. Latham, -- Esq. • a 2 Mrs. Robinson , - z' 2 *Brook Bridges, Esq. 2 a Thomas Oldliam, gsq. a a-, Miss-Burton - ' 2' a -- ChristopherTerry, Esq. i a J. B. Richards, Esq. 2 2 Mr. Pickford a t George Walker, Esq. r' i Mr. Wildman - 1 a Colonel Brownrig i a Peter Templeman, Esq. 1 a • . Lady Maria Finch r a , B. - - x rt - Lady Harriet Finch za, Edward Warner, Esq, a t A Friend -. I r Mr. I ves • - a t Rev. I. Philips . I . 1 George Elliott, Esq. - I / - John-De Hague, Es - q. r r David-Walters, Esq. a a Mrs. Holmer ' - a a Wm. Marshain, EN. 1 a George -Walker, - Esq. I a Miss PieloOrd - a x ~George Scott, Esq. z- a Jahn Fane,Esq -- . - i I Miss. Brandon x x Philip Peard, Esq. a 1 Mr. Debancy .- I a William Stock, Esq. a a Isaac Hensley - . I ,r. :William Holmer, Esq. a a Mrs..R..Bligh .. • a- a John Ayton, Esq. I- x Thomas Hairiard. Esq. x -x .Anonymous - x z Mr. Mar'riott ' - . a -a . - . William Gray, Esq. a I SUBSCRIPTIONS. TOWARDS BUILDIN-G A CHAPEL, Received sineethe act of April, riot. COALS FOR STEAM ENGINE, IS.LE OF DOGS. THE COMMITTEE of the couRT of COM MON COUNCIL, for IMPROVING the PORT of LONDON, will meet at Guildhall on Thursday next, the t6th Of this instant illy, at Twelve o'Clock at noon pre 'cisely, to receive Proposals in writing scaled up, for provid ing and delivering on nr near Steivart's Wharf, ,I3l,ackwall, ONE HUNDRED CHALORON of _Walls - End,. Windsor, Spontop; or Tan.field Moor COALS, for the Steam 'Engine at the Isle of Dogs. RIX. HAVERFORDIVEST RACES, LSoi. ON MONDAY, July' the vith, will be run On Haverfordwest Course, a Maiden Plate of 501. for all ages ;-4-mile heats : three yr olds, a feather; four yr olds,jst. 12tb. five yr olds, Sat. 71b. six yr olds . , Sat. t3lb. and aged horses, gst.. 21b. Mares arid Geldings allowed 31b. On Tuesday the i.Bth of July. a Plate of sof. for Horses bred in the Principality rot . %Vales : three yr.olds, a-leather ; four yr. olds, 7st. 710. ..fi've, yr olds, Sst.,7lb. six yr olds; 9st. and aged horses, est. 41h.-The best of three 4-mile heats. . Same day, a Sweepstakes of logs. each, for Maiden Horses, the . winnerof the Maiden Plate at Cardiilonly s excepted ; the, best of three 2,“nile heats : three yr olds,, 7st. four yr oitls; Bst. slti. five yr olds, gst.. she yr olds, gst. 41b. and 'aged, gst, 61b. The Stakes to be paid to the Cl‘.-rle" of the Course, at Haverfordwest, before running, otherwise the.winner will not be endtled to it. To be, bona fide, the property of a Subscriber; and to be united to the Clerk of the CoLirse,:be- . fere theist of ivlay, aor.. 'PRESENT SUBSCRIBERS. _ john Vaughan, Robert triton, Wm.• Brigstoce . R. M. Phillips, • aobert jenner, S. S., Helping. ' On Wednesday the zyth of July, - a Plate of 501. for three and four yr-olds ; three yrnicla, 7st. 111 b. and four yr olds, gst. 3117.-2..inile heats. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b. Horses, Zee. having won once, 'to carry 31b. extra; twice, .51b: extra, 'A _; three times, 7113.'extra ; and 31b. extra f o r eyery Lime theyave . won in this year. On Thursday the 3otn or July; a free' Plate of 501. for Horses of all ages; brae 7r olds, 7st. four yr olds, :Sati 81b. rive yr olds, gst, six yr olds, gst. 41b. and aged horses, gst.. 6tb. The winner of a Plate in the year, carrying 31b. of a King's Pliite in any former year; lib. and of 'a King's Plate the•Srnaa year, I Stall,: eii.ra.-Thebest oithree heats. Mares and Ceilings allowed 310. The c*nier or the wmuting norsa of each day'S Plate is 'eX. pected to pay one guinea torscales and weights. Entrance one guinea;. and 4os. 6d.. to the Clerk of 'the Course. Double Entrance at the Pest. 30 17 6 21 o 0 THE FAIRY; Or. 1-1-4 RL * -PRISONER. mg g' itttrbdtic • ' rzinthliariety of Mer.banicalChanges, Magical Deceptions, superb Scenery, Machinery, &c. Peincipal Charataers, ' The Fairy, Mi:;:i GRAY ; Harlequin, Mr. LASSELLES, sett. Columbine, Mrs MERCEROT ; Alio Clown, M r . LAURENT . ~ tttcommon number of Persons who till thtt btleel nu. merous Characters in the . katitominie, renders themirnos 40thie to be enumerated. p ,rtic. Pantomime to conclude with a grand and faithful Re ptesentation of a BACCHANALIAN TEMPLE, as dc. cli6ated to Bacchus by the Greeks and Romans at Samos, and ititroatrciug an insight of the - Rights, Attributes, and Devotious, paid to Bacchus, with app ro p r i ate C ars , drawn 15 Y Lions, Tygers, &c. ()11 Monday, zoth 01 July, will be presented, an entirely new Grand Itisterical Spectacle, w r it ten b y Mr. Upton, and P ) - "I) by A.stley,lun. with superb Scenery and Dresses, Ltticily Inc4A c ontormable to the eleventh cent u ry, ca ll e d F a i r Ro - ori Woodstock Bower ; i n w hi c h M rs. Astley. will rnake 11,1 -_appearance: In the last ENGLISH LOTTERY, No. 24,787, , a Prize of k. rO,OOO t 5,060, - scoo 2 Prizes of 2.600 totio Soo and 4 were Sold in Shares by 'T_LTODGES and-co. No. -74.9, Oxford -street, and ~11. 1 No. 44, St. James's-strret; also in the late Lotteries, were sold, as above, No, 12,660 a Prize 0fL . 20,000 Lijcewise 7121 11,000 rs Prizes of Z.2cco 2681 I Q ,OOp 2 , Isco 5 6 ,033 5 000 . 43 sco Bre. (te. ere. 4. .,* The Irish Lottery will begin Dfawing July 20, iSot, in which arc Prizes of k. 247i00c, - . FINSIIURY-SQUOL ACADEMY 111 Opeti, l alter the present Vacatiol4 on go:lday the 27th instant. principal obje&• of this Academy is that of finishing the .Education of Young Gentles en in Corn- Thercial Mathenrarical Learning : is- peculiarly calcu. later fot ttio6e o: ho haVe. been brought _up at the Public or "ei:ics Classical Semn:aries and who Wish to be qtAtiiiied tor Foreign or 'Domestic:trade, - the A ic t Otfices,, the Navy, ot the Service of the Eaat , latila • • pally. , - thAt run to' r the aooi-e Plates, to enter at the Castle Inn, Havcriordwt4t• oh Saturday the ajth of , July, between the, hours-of Five and Sir. in the Afternoon. toHN.VAUGHN; ESGL ear W. St d Sc:OIJR-FIELIY, t4q, - AN disputes to be finally detertniued by the Steviarcls, or whon-i they *hall appoint. Ordburtv* at the Castle Inn.—Asserriblies as usual. • • I): RE ES, Cl4 - ..k. oi n the Coarse, I 9 itoo moo with a due proportion of Prizes ef cool. root. §-A. and info_ npr Prize , ;, artouriting, in tae i.ggregate, to rso,oool. and .tffe Lottery consists of only 3.7.,000 Tickets, ,which are on Sale at the abort Offices., Tosgpu BRASER•IDGE. t - • 'l` , J-1, ECR EDITOR :`.. of JOSEPH BRASTMIDGE, Ir .„, t - 1 - 4 ;ill. Ele4=2;tialt in the 'Parish k f '.. at. Brides, in the ` . ..i.'Y of tiPnatur, Silversmith', healer anti chapman, a Eank- Alp - ',..who have "pruve their Debts under T...:c ! ma"y r. ,- ,; . ,e a first Dividend.of Nine Shillings in the Pound, !.! the 0111,:e of IVl , :sr,,,•Sandys and Horton, Craue.eburt, , eet, op 11onday,, 'fn,.....day, -.rd W e d nes d a y next, ..h;,`',:., -r3 Hi, 14Th, and - 15th days of :Lily instant, anti every •.:,,i ' ,.. " l 'nesdaY;:.beti,Vem the hours of Eleven and Three. • , __,.:!, 7, 0,301. ^.. .\107, , -N 1 ED, in an Ofte.ofeonidprable Business ;,. V mr,t,liikotintry, a steady Young Man-as PRINCI PA I. ,‘ -- ,•IJERK.., 1-1 must be MastCr of Accounts, W r i te d 1400 e, %Arldt,li,l; :1017,1- bring au noesceptionable Charaacr frorri Kis last Situa,ticii. . . • •:further Partienlars will ,b e ..k no W n by app lyi ng to Mr, nt ,, , lii,irk Clark, Baoltiej w ler,'Ne BOnd=street. _ _ ~ ,.. I.onitop - . .jii;v z iSt,t •. . • .' . ..„.. ' -Ii).•:SIINFRSMITIiS .kNll JEWELLERS. . • L . N o•d -'m '''ld a 1 I very rg§i>eaatil- SH,OP .• , c. a.ms.le cI I • . , . .. .. _ and BUSI_I)I,,ESS:a4.. be .treated tor, situated in ace pi !:.. 11.1 e ri-I,„t c , iyi4tile-a n d tray gelittel Situations the West -end oi )g..F2wii.e•itr-' rod - - andwhere the annual Profits result .,-, - , p , uce, . '""g train-Inz• Trade tor.thC last, as..,well as a long series of Years-aack, Will.be.fou.ld to - appear (to principals onli) 0' Ta .10ste nl&.I Consideration,. and almost ensure to, a person, o f , spirit, and property, a handsome independence in a few- Yea`rs; .whii:li concerns would - Ot be relinquished by the }itet-rsLent P rOprie(Or on any account whatsoever, but that .of an cx '111F• Prz,.-7arions'ill state of health, and Medical advice to retire tato tlicA.:ountr% To prevent. ; • • , , 1 " 1 -Leisary trouble; no party need make ap_ an pli tic a tt : ew - i. tia. twill ilaveotrje&ons to rake parr ola light Stock, intilotitiiiir "Petent to allow a handsome consideration for k 1.. e . ,-1, to the Trade a A lung Lease of the spacious. Pre- . IniSes. ,• , ' . n • Letteii frarn•PiinciPals onl . )', with real name and address, Will be talw a nat'ee ot, it left tor Is. B, at the ()lice of this Pap e i. • , • MtSCEMENT FOR BUILDING. SRS. PARKER.an(I Co. 13anksicle, Man u. fa .‘. l .itre,Ccrrient, or Mortar, for 'Building in Water, Which far surpasses in utility any Tetras or Lime Mcirtar. It. tives . to all kinds of Brick or Stone Work an uncommon de gree, of strength and cohesion.. It sets under water, soon becOmes as hard as Stont, and may be exposed even to the action of the Sea without injury. In all Butldino; therefore, inze;ided eith er to resist or contain Water; this Cement may be used with singular advantag,e. , • They also prepare a very hard'and durable :StUCCO, which cffeatiallyclefend.s Building 6 from the injiitiouseffeds of ;vet and d.ottp. . , TO THE I:CFVF ----- :Rs. OF FRUIT. M R. WILLiAM COaNWELL, of .Hi g h .Bar pet, netts, having raised from thi:Sqedot that muth esteeuiect fine . yel IoW. Antwerla Raspberry, a remaikablo large prolific deep red - Variety, wilich for richne*s of Flairounand beauty of Fruit Oct:eh...all others. Plants in Fruit- may. be Cecil' at C.Drnwell's Garliens;.at:d for the impeelion of the Curious in an d near London, Branches loaded with 'the Pro d_uaion are sent - to the following Places*: - VI • - , LOwe,n, Pruiteret,lsoncl-street ; 11 1 4,3 Gn,Seedsrnan, Fleet street ; Warner and Seamati,,Scedsmen,, opposim the Royal; xelwage, Cornhili and NortlVA.Nhrsery . Carder:;,.. Lam ` be t h. - At the proper Season for Planting, May be• had•at all the 'above, Places, stout Plants fox immediate. bearing, at ss, each, tbrY money only: ' • - PILTON's . . IMPROVED PLEASURE-GROUND FENCES : 'HE Nobility and. Gentry are most respeafully infermed,. that Fences for 1 3 ..leasurz-grounds, .on an int- Anried ptiriciple (which, in point of strength,' app earance, , 41) dclur,bilitY, are mach superior to - anyhitherto invented), " r c made in g c reat vatilny,- and • eredect in any' pdrt of the ingdom, by JAMES PI LTON; at his Original Wire-work ana '' dory,No 204. Piccadilly, four doors /rout St. James's thtia • . ' 1 t. . 1 . ht Wire-work. Department, in its extensive variety, exe ted as 1' ' i a-superior sti Ie of design and workmanship. ..-....,„ . usua ,it a; superior • `‘vtariewand L'arciers rn , -.C.e to.any scale. . . ti<f Please to ohsrie, this flouse•has.nO connedion wit 4 415 ' 9 12116 same naule in kiixadilly, or elsew4ezc'. MARGATE. IsIITCHEIC7R's, YORK HOTEL, on the PARADE; respectfully acquaints the Nobi j • lay and Gentry, that the above 'Hotel. is opeacl for the reception- 'of Families or Single Gentlemen, on the most liberal terms,--The House is newly fitted up, and the Apart !mate neatly furnishv.i, tonrokt*i&ig a tine ScaproimeCt.-- The Proprietor 1),!..„,i Dave to assure: the Nobility and ("ebtly who shall ly. , uuur to:: Hotel with their: residence, that his R,;..;, , a:;:i Linen, shall be at all 'times in the mo st per; t oi%ier, and that his highest ambitio n w ill be to merit -nett patronage and:approbation. Single Gentlemen may be . accommodated with Board, &c. . . Dinners; Wines, 8:3i: sent out on the shortest notice. Adjoining to. the Hotel, Mitchener has . IVIARBLE :SALT WATER BATHS, which may be, brought to any degree of heat at five tL, notice: • N.B. Live. j tables arid enclosed Coach-houses.--T,lie Mail goes elail)i to and from Toivn,; also Carriages of ail denominations. ESSRS. FOXHALL and FRYER resp/Etrully acoaim the Nobility and the Pubic, that. in conse quence ot.Mr. Be4.tqrd havhig,.left orders.for the Wings,of ins z\la:}sion Honse to be taken down, and tile plan of the Riiiicipal 'Vidor to be entirely hew' arranged, a SALE ai tiie.:SUPERB FURNITURE . of the STATE APARTMENTS will. be, made on the Premises in August iiekt.—A!4ong the ArtieleS l to be Sold, are Eleven french C: lasses . er a ; largo dimehsionS and perfeetion - , superb•Cabincts, Margie 'anti. ,Wood. Pier Tanles, - Commodes, Elegant • Pieces of Gobeling Tapestry, a State Crimson 'Velvet Betl, the Satin' Hanging ItridSOlas Of the Turkish Room, the Organ in the Great and agreat variety ofbther Articles of Furnit ure . • 'rue Furniture of the Wings , contains excellent Articles' of Bedding, Window Curtains, Chairs, Carpets; with excellent Articles otrcablnet Work.: ' •• The whole to be.viewed pith Tickets, whichimay shortly be hid, and Catalogues, •by . applyipg to. Messrs. Foxhall and Fryer, No t 9, OW Cavendish -street, and on 'thc .Premises, at Fonthill. . • ANNUITIES. TWELVE Years Purchase be given- for ir redeemable -Annuities, on a 'single Lite ' charged .Estates in Fee, or DiviclOnds - of Stock. For Annuities re, deerueble at the plea Sure of the Grantor, and so secured, from ten to eleven years Purchase will be given ; . for redeemable Annuities; charged on, Life-Incomes only, seven, eight, or nine years (according to ihunature and-circumstances of the Security), will be given ;• arid; in all-instances, tits Suin re quired,, whether temporarily or JO( a permanency, whether on simple Bond Or - by Charge, and from t.col. to ioool. or more, will be advanced, with a fidelity; • a secrecy, andcele rity, greatly beyond the praelice in modern Loans, and - of modern Agency I With Men of Rank, Family, and Copse qUence, in Possession or Reversion ; \vita others of tespeCta bility; possessed of Property ia 'Land, tlbuses, or the Pub lic Funds, either for Life or in abs)oluto Right ; with Cler gymen holding Livings ;' and with Ladies having Settlements or Estates; it is presumed, this very interesting and unique Address cannot . but have its appropriate force :and .weight, and meet a distinetion not attachable to the common Publications of the, day, ' Every gentlemanly attention will be paid to any Letter (provided it is postage paid,-and sanctioned with the. Name and Abode of the Writer)', direCled to Mr._H. Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond, -the New Chapter Codec-house, Duke's-court,. Broad -court, . Long-acre; London. WHARF DALE, YORKSHIRE. TTY.. BE LETT , fora Term of Years, EURNISHED, And . entered to in September. next, THE Spacious • and Elegant Naosioli Of' FAR_ late the Residence of lona Marsden, Esy'. deceased, situate in a delightful, healthy, and romantic Country, on the-Banks of the River Wharf, seven miles 'from the Market Town of Skipton, ten from Otley, and seven -teen. w from Harrogate. . . The Gardens arc well. stocked with' Fruit. Trees in full bearing; Coach-house, Stables, and . Out-buildings, in ex . ,. cellent. Repair ; and the Tenant may. h.: accommodated . with Forty.-or Fifty Acres of rich Meadow and Pasture surround ing the:Mansion. The - River Wharf is-ceirebrated-filr -its:Trout Streams, and the adjoining Corammis arF)rcl excellent,Grouse-sliaoting, For further particulars iliquire of johnTrilyis, Esq. Hull ; John Cunlitre, Esq. Additigharn ; the Rev. *Au. Carr, Bolton . Abbi>y ; or at Mr; -.Caffs . Office, Skip2on,.- Yoxk -4,llire. IRISH LOTTERY for Igor. . . • rezirts . Drr.vit:g the - zoth of Ply inst. r rrigi TICKETS are, Sold, and Divided into Halves:buartors,- Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HA 4ARTI, BURNT and Co, Stock-Brokers,at their State ,Lottery-Office, No- 93, under the' Royal-txchange, Lon don, and no where else on their account. No. of Prizes. % of SCHEME. Value of each. Z..26Ain Total Value. X.4 6 ;600 20,000 15,0t0 49c."-) 5,000 ;Soo 300 360 63,4) ~ 00 000 ,030 ,=c, -'----- 500 .--,-- 1 0 0 *6o -- 7,9`-'•0 8,000 Prizes. 2,3,994 11,fanks. 50,000 32,000 Tickets. Part ot the: Capitals will be determined as follows : ' First-drawn Ticket 1'.500 First-drawn 17th Dayk.t,ooo Ditto 4th Day coal Ditto l9th Day 20,c00 Ditto 7th 'Day 1009 Ditto 21• St Day 10,000 Ditto . Toth Day 7000 f Last-drawn Ticket bOOO Ditto Day 5000 1 . • Orders acoompanied.with short dated BillS.on London, or Post-affice Orders, punctually, attended to and to pre vent mistakes as W:11 a:I delay, .Correspondents are requested to transmitihernlayPost.,.. f All , Shares - s - old at this Office will be stamped agree: able to Aaof - l'arliament, and' also • with the Crown, an:i. round it, \ llii.ard and Co.'s Lottery-Office. , Letters, post-paid, dnly . .atisWered, an:i Schemes gratis. Bank, 'lndia, and Sout,l!-Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities,' India Bonds, Exchequer and a►l kind of Goverurnent Securities, bought and sold by Commission. .SWIFT and Co.N&. .. 1 1, Po:ultry, Londoa..(esta-: bl4hed in . ; the. Year 1759),:. and at• their State tottery Office in the City of, Glasgow. are appointed to sell the Tickets and legal 'Stamped Shares Of the. ' IRISH STATE LOTTERY for JULY, SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of ea.:ll. Total Value. z of Z.zo.eco is k .4.0 0 :no ,7, 2 -- 13,00 -- 20,000 3 , -- , soco ~ _ 15,000 40),30 , 5 -- JoYDO -- 5,0,00 3 —.' soo . -- l5OO 3 -- zoo • -- ' 300 . 6o -- 360 7 ,9 3 e ••••• S ....... 63,8 LP 3,0D6 Prizes _ 23.994 Blanks 32e500 Tickets Part of the Capitals to be rieternfinca as undcr : First DrAwn,Tiact ist Day ' so() Ditto 4th Day Sc. Ditto 7th Day. T,OOO Ditto loth - Day 2,000 Ditto -- 13th Day 5,0d0 Ditto tetra Day t r ooo Ditto J9th Day 20,000 Ditto list Day LiSt Drawn iso,ooD I v ooo Letters ad3reised to • SWIFT' and Co. No. f I, POCI-LTrY i - I.;ONDON With Bank Notes, Post:Office Orders, - or Yiills payable on siemitod . in London, immediately answered, anti aft Orders by Coachmen, Gurcis, or Carriers;punetually executed. • Price/a Tyket, SI Bs. Half • -4 8 o Eighth ; quarter - 2. 5 c SiXtcelltil, oI ; 6 0 - Begins drawing the zoth of July, tSvi: His Rdval Highness the A Friend to tbeSocie- Duke of York 52 to ty - - 51 To Sam.-Dosanquei ; Esq. 'Lang, Millington., Esq. zi . Vice,President 25 o Doctor James Sims, Joseph Fletcher ; Esq. at o Vice President ro to Earl of Dartmouth- . Ito to Charles Pieschell, Esq. to IQ Brook Watson, Esq. to 1.1) S. C, by Ransom, aid Sarnuel'l36sanquet, , jun. • Co. - To Esq, - • .ro o Augustine Greenland, Fras..flarroneau, Esq. Io .o Esq. -• 5 5 Ilorr.Be Rev. E, Legge •'5 5 John Wilter ; Esq. , 5 5 John Steers, Esq. 5 5, Henry C_lvendsh, Esc:. 5 5 Isaac Currie, Esq. , 5 5 WM. Houlston, - Esq. 5 c Miss Lawrence 5 5 Peter Peirsan, Esq. , 5 5 Sam. , Stratton, Esq. 5.5 Edward Steers, Esq. 5 5 Thos. Denham; Esq. 5 5 Robert Collett, Esq. 5 s Lord•Bulkeley, Vice Mr. John Hillman s c President - 5 o Mrs. Georg e Adams 5 o Mrs; Minett - 5 o John Lanthert, Esq. 5 o ,Mrs. Hyde - - 5 o Peter Test, Esq. - 5 o Dudley Adams, Esq. 5. o George Woltle, Esq. 5 c• Dr. John Hill - 5 o Henry Roxby, E- q. 5 o William Willis,. Esq. 5 o G. A Kempenfelt, Esq. 3 3 John Deane, Esq. .4 4 Brook Bridges, Esq. 3 3 George Choumert; Esq. 3 3 Mr. Wm. Simpson 3 3 Bishop of Chichester 3 3 Rev.. L. Ire:11°11pr 33 , James Warne, Esq. 3 3 Joseph Policy, Esq. 3 3 Samuel Horton, Esq, 3 3 Alex-Bennett, Esq. a z Miss Hunt - • 3 o Francis Lind, Esq, 2 2. Sir-William Leighton' 2 1 Thomas Nlarshafri, Esq. 1 2 Christ. Johnson, Esq. •2 a 'rho. Harrison, Esq. z 2 D. A. per Mr. Holford a 2 2 Timothy Leech, Esq. 1 , . 2 Major William Price 2 2 Mrs. Thackell - a a Robert Slade,. Esq. Mr. Thomas flay 2 2 Geo.. Dance, Esq.. 1 2 l-Lmry Cooke, Esq. z z William.Breese,. Esq. z a Sam. Jackson, Esq. zz - Wm. H.. Stavely, Esq. 2 z George Field, Esq.. z a Randle Jackson, Esq. 2 2 Rev.• John Gamble 2 2 Thos'.Walker,.Esg. 2z H. Heyman, jun. Esq. 2 z Henry Heyman . Esq. 2 - . Sam. Goadby, , Elq. 2. j2jin We an gs.q. -z 2 Anonymous -z 2, Wm. RoJacinson, Esq. 2 2 Daniel - Badcdck o Sir Chas. Grave Hud- Lady CotterM r son,, Bart. q Lady Eli?. Percival a a Jeremiah DysOn, Esq.. z o Mrs-Waldo - t 5 Lady Marg. - Percival I a Mrs.'Agit‘e r Mrs. -Bennett - a a Miss Tyrrell Wtaf. Kingsley, Esq. a a Mrs. Rawstome - a Mrs. M. Smith I, ' a S. B.- by Mr. Baker - 1 a Mr.s.,neyis„ Miss B. o Miss Cartwright - l< a Mrs. 14.-..:nt • I o • Subscriptions are received by-Edward G a l e Boldero, Esq. _ Treasurer ' No. 30. Cornhill ; Mr. Th omas . R oa ke,_ Secre tary., A anau rer,' Hall, Coleman-street ; at the Philanthr o . '' plc Refe-rm ; and by Messrs. Brown, Grasswell, Cheer,. and , Stid;,Colleztors, whoire the, only,PersonS eMplOyed by the Society in that capacity, and possessed of Certificates signed by the Members of the Committee-. . WANTEP• TO RENT'by the Year, - in a dry and healthy saltation:distant not. less than ten, or not more than.forty mild froth . • •• . . . A Small,Neat, Detaclw,d, —and:READY. FUR.. Pl. -- NISHED...HOUSE of - COTTAGE, with convenient Gaider, .and. well suppiliezi kVith Water. A Deseription . of to Premises and Terms to be sent (post paid), direct d' to X Z. at - Mr. Hodgson's, Bookseller and Stationer, corner of s Wirnpole and. Great Mary-le-bonne Streets. - TO 8.E'50.1,19 BY AUCTION, On Wednesday, the Igth of fuly inst: on the. Premises, at o'ClOpk irrine Foreitoon,• if tot before dispose;; of by Private Contract; of which timely notice will be given, AVERY Goad prick ancrSIatc3.DWELLING . HO QS,E, situated in East Rttford, in the County. of Noithighain, and late in the tent re of Lady Amcotts de ceased, consisting of a 'Dining_ Room isfeet &inche - s by 13 testa inehes, grid 13 feet inches high ; a Drawing-Room 18 feet 2 'inches by 18'leet zioclies ; a Break'fast.Rocrn 16 feet by, i 3 feet. The Windows ofvl'hich are glazed With plate glass, and the Rooms fitted ui? With enriched corn;ces and ceilings", statuary 'mat-tile Chminey-pieces i and Mahogany Doors Also a' Store. Room, Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's Room,'anaServants' Hall, tv very good Ch imbets, sad a I..rgeThessing-Roam over rue saMe r with an attic story. Al exceedingiy good 'Kitchen. 410, Scullery, .(=lelLarf, Brew-house, Wash-house, LatindtV, and -rutty Other con. venient adiees a Court-yard, two:Celle-stalled Stables, 12 feet 6 inches high, 'a Double•Coach•house, •ywitii Granaries and Hay-dolts over the same; a Stable!-yard, a Garden of a'lont • Two' Acres"; well s•areked With Fruit Ti . ees, and a ;mall Paddock within a few yards of the House. A Genteel N.eighbaurhood, in, which are kept a Pack of Fox'-liounds, and in the Town a _Pack,of Hare-hounds. The Premise's may he entered upon imireediately., and if not sold, the Will be °tiered to be lett. The Person who lives in the House will spew the P re . . ritis'e4 . . ED T further Particukasi inquire of Mr. Foster, abo Y o. the Hill, in . Lincofli. Itznzg, got,