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THOLLOWAY respedfully informs th e S u b_ . scribers to his intended i'liblication and the Patrons of the Arts in - general, that his fictst Drawing of Paul at Athens is solunitted to "their inspection at the Ilistacie Gallery,` No. Pall-Mall, where ir will remain till further notice. . ' CONTRACTS. e64*MISSARY-GENETAL's OFFICE., A CONCERT OF. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, Pat . liamtwt-streeA * 7 l ., /11.1 y, I§cff. ma ricz Lierety o h . l l feat the CittarV- Gene.r4 it rr.l4 receive propolals fcr.Sop6i.v . fiif 211:ijeso;'e Troll. it:zy Ged Elcatnpil in th: cchrra qlr6c. Proprt !tear in toe- folloluive Dirt, -witb. BREAD, FO RAGE,' FUEL, and :kb Proposals to he-sent in at -the 2 •of tbis ~ ' AND Subscriptions will !);.! received-at the Historic Gallery, and at the Banking Houses described in the Proposals, which May be had as , above..- Admittance to Non-Subscribers Is. THE LIAR. CANTERBURY HOP SETTLING DINNER. • F riday, May 8, iSor. • T a very Numerous and R espectable MEET. ING of PLANTERS and others concerned in the p Trade ; - Mr. WILLIAM BATES in the Chair; It was Unanimously Resolved, Ist, - That those Persons who agreed to sell their Hops of the lastNear's growth to Mr. Waddington, had a right, by every principle of honour, to deliver them at the Price agreed for.; and that Mr. Waddington be authorized by the Gentle- Merl t 'MUM at the Meeting,. to publish this Resolution in any of the Public Papers, or its any other way he may think proper. . ad, That no Person who has not delivered his Hops agree able to his Contral, shall be permitted to register any Ilia gain er Engagement respeeting Hops, in the Book kept at the Shakespeare Inn, Canterbury, until he has fulfilled the sam e. Which fulfilment of Contrad shall be verified on the word of at least one respedable Person: 3d, That the above Resolutions be advertised at the Ex pence of this Comp a ny in all the Keptish Papers ; also in Tuz SUN and Courier London Papers. (Stipecl) WILLIAM BATES, Chairman. 'Resolved Unammously, That the Thanks of tins Corn pdny.are justly due. and are hereby voted to the Chairman, for Itls tlpnght and impartial Condud in the Chair. • To PARENTS and GUARDIANS. ASURGEON to a Public Institution, and a Member of the Royal Collegeof Surgeons of London, has at present a YACANeY for a YOUNG G E NTLEIVIAN as a P UPI L. He will alto have the privilege of attending to the Physician's praelice of the Charity. Fufther Particulars may be known by addressing a line to B. C. at Messrs. Dickenson's and Salter's, Chemists and Druggists, Poultry. NEW MANUFACTORY. ROBARTS and PLOWMAN most respe l fully inform the Nob, tit' and Gentry who have not seen their • WEIV and ELEGANT MANUFACTORY of CHAM BERRY and ITALIAN MUSLINS, that their Warehouse is the only place in this country Where they can be had genuine—No. t. Chandos Street, Covent Garden. N. B. A Great Variety of FANCY "SILKS •by the Ma taufacturers. PILTON's IMPROVED PLEASURE GROUND FENCES. HE N o bility and Geittry are most respenfully that Fenets for .Pl4sure-grounds, on an informed, intproved princiPl.e •Twhieh, in point of strength, appearance, areffnueli superior to any hithettt Invented) Ana durabilitY, in great variet . y, and eretled in any part of the are made by lames Piton, at his Original Wire-work • Linig ,o l 4 o —. , r , / 4' o . P:,:a. - actiliri iota duOrs Icons St. mists's Church. 41 4 * pleas& to observe, this House hasuo co ntu ai un w i th so of t he same name in Pkeadilly, or elsewhere. . L e wire.work Department, in as extensive variety, exe cuted as usual, in a superior stile of design and work rilansbip Avaries ana Larders made to any scale required.. STOCK of LINEN DRAPERY, HABERDASHERY, SILKS, DRESSES, &c. &c. DEN DEACON returns his most grateful T - for the generous and kind support h: bas ex haa.3 p er i e nced tlifoughant the Spring, and Seing determined to spare no exertion which may ensure the continuance of his numerous Friends and Customers, has this week bar.;ained for and purchased the Stock's of two Bankrupts, Haberdashers Linen -drapers, upon such very "advantaf,cotis term:4 ' as will enable him to otter the various descriptions of Goods considerably lower than on his Cheap Days.—The Sale will commence THIS DAY, and continue for ten days only. The Goods will be exhibited during the Salo with the Bankrupts' Pricej affixed to each article, for Ready Money gply,from virich no abatement can be trade.--it is likewise requested to be understood, that no article can be booked.or sold on credit. E. Deacon reipeetfully recommends Ladies to be early in their application, and on the mornings of each day's Sale. May 14, 4Di. • A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS and SON'_& ESSENCE of ANCHO-, VIES, and other Rich SauciN.—The great reputa tion which Mr. Burgess has 'gained by bib -Essente,ot An andother. Rich Sauces, for Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef, , trashed Calves IleadS, Beef Steaks;' Matte 'Dishes, Wild, Fowl, and Game, with many Delicacies for the 'fable, board, and Store-rocwi, which are more fully expressed in ' Ids C.-atalogpe (he,being:the.lnventortif thetp),. has induced suanY persons to give thtiSante name to A rticles entirely dif *rent, which are retitled at many Shops in: London by . sons who go to the principal Thwns in I:A:gland, Ireland, and Scotland, to solicit • Ordersi - of - Tr -- 511fsmen and Ini;-keepers. who in consequenc,! -are .often served' with seutious.Sorts, of very inferior qualities, - which - is not only an truposition,.,but a great clisappointincnt to Families whoput - clia&e tlwmn with a view of having good Sauce to their Fish, 4:.e. • • • 2.1. B. None are leis genuine, but what have these words on, the label, " Khrgeis's Origin:d and Superior lisserice td An elsovies,_ No. 1 0 7, 'Str and, C oiner of Savo y Steps, Londo n." Westl ndia Mc rehan ts, ,P lanters, and Officers of the Flavv, Sze. supplied with Hams, Tongues, Pickles, Casts of thiir Rich Sauce tor. Fish, Hashes,' Steaks, - Made .bis4es, Cold Meats, &c. which will keep in any Climate. BURTON and WI NCKTON, ma( CHRLSTCHURCII, HANTS. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Very Comp& and. Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate as above, comprising a complete. substantial, and convenient Family House; called . BU wroN HOUSE, with every reqedsite of Stabling, COach-linuse, attached and detached Offices of every description, large c; at aen and PaddOck,• with two Valuz.ble Farms, consisting to-, getlicr of upwards of 100 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Coppice Land ; situate in a fine Sporting Country, and a most desirable Neighbourhood. The whole will lie dis posed of either together, or in such portions as may be agreed on between the Seller and Purchaser. Further Particulars may be known by application to Mr. Richman, Solicitor,, Lyminglon, Hants. wAftWICKSHIRL. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT: TWO Villuabie FREEHOLD FARMS, • situate at Lower TysOe, one of them in the occupation of Mr. Clarke Middleton, containing in Acres of Arablt, Meadow awl Pasture Land.; the other in th occupation of Mr. 'rho- , suas 'Walton consisting bl tt6 Acres of Arabic, Meadow atid Pasture Land • the whole TITHE-FREE, and Possession ,nay be had at 7 Michaelmes next. Tysoe lies at. the toot 'of &Achill, at the distances of from about Eight to Twelve • Miles from Banbury; WarWielc, Stratfehi-tipon- ..verit, and s mo o n. upou-S tour, and Four from G reat xin,l,-tou . 'the Telhots hill shew the Premises, and Partic:ars and price maybe known .I,)f ,'Jr: ,Chamberlin, CroOed Lawn, near Danbury; !qr. Ilan, Nu. is, Poultry, London ; and Mr. Filbury, No. S, Princes -street, klanzver-square, Len ' • don, A GRAND FIRE-WORK With Emblematical Devices, in Honour of the Birth-Day of HER MAtESTY. Admittance ss. each Persoat, Coffee and Tea included. THE ROTU I! 0.1 Will continue open with -the usual Entertainments on Fri day the zad, every.succeeding Monday,- Wednesday, and Friday, until further notice. Admittance, as usual, 3s. 6d. Omni( of FIRING by o Signors ROSSI and TESSIER. FIRST DIVISION lIIC CANAL. . a A salute of Maroons. • 2 Twelve Water-rockets. 3 Twelve Water-fountains. 4 Twelve Water-gitiscules. Six Water-mines. • 6Large piece in brilliant Fire, adorned with Roman Can dle's, and Pots de l3rins. SECOND DIVISION. r Eight half-potind Rockets. A Cascade of Fourionev-Wheels in brilliant fire. 3 Vertical-wheel in brilliant tire, embellished kvith four Giriscoles in blue fire, and a fixed star in Rayonant tire in the centre. 4 A Bomb-shell, illuminated with blazing stars. 5 A Hight of Rockets. . .; • 6 A grand Guiloche, with a reprisein slow fire. 7 A grand Discharge of Pots de Brin. TIIIIRD a Eight half-pound Sky-rockets. • 2 Two Wheels in brilliant and gold fire, with a reprise in Rayonant-fire, and. Maroons. 3 A Bomb-shell, illuminated with blazing stars. 4 Two Boreas-wheels: 5 A Flight of rockets. 6 An Horizontal-wheel in brilliant fire,*with Roman Can— . dies, to change lilt° a fix e d Sun. 7 Two Stars with a Mosaic reprise in brilliant fire, - 8 One Air-balloon illuminated. • FOURTH DIV Eight Half-round Sky-rockets. a Two Fancy frees in Chinese Fire with Maroon,. 3 A discharge of Roman Candles with an Illuaiination of Bengal. Lights. 4 A large - Regulating Piece in Four Mutations a Ist. A Ver tical-wheel' in brilliant and blue Fire: ad, A superb fixed Sun, too feet in circumferences 3d; . An Interlace ment in brilliant Fire, with eight-pointed Stars : 4th, Six Branches in Rayonant Fire with Maroons. 5 A Flight of Rockets. 6 To conclude-with a Grand Coupde Feint, in which will be introucced.the Medallion of Halt Mai rut Y, adorned with a beautiful Reprise in Chinese Fire, With aPlight of Rockets, Air-Balloous, and a battery olAtiroOns. Doors to be opened at Seven, the C oncer n to continence at Eight, and the Firework exhibited at Hai;-past Eleven. .(0a" Tickets for Private Coach Stanas to be had at Rane lagh-house, at Two Guineas tier the Season. SOCIETY FOR. 'THE Drsc}4.-kRGE AiNo .RELIE F OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SSIAI.I. DEBTS. , ... Craven-strixt, Stra n d, tr e, viz: May 8, cIot. B ENEFACTIONS since the last Re r , ,C. .r.' d. The Hon , Ph. Pusey, V. P. per Secretary A. s s'o Lady Lucy Pusey, per ditto , - , - .• A. , 5 s 0 Elul Cadogan - - - - - . A. -2 2 o Guarge Vansittart, Esq. M. II: - - A. 2 a. o Ghstavus Adolphus kemp t uf e lt„ Esq. - 1 5.. -- ,..0 9 J.lntes Johnson, Etq. - -' - - 100 0 0 William Clarke, F.q. -_,; ' - 'co 0 0 A. B. Drummond, Esq. per niutitilpkand Co. A. 5 5 o . Drummond, Egg: per ditto . ' -•-- - A. s 5 0 arnes Preston, Esq. . • J. - - -A. a 2 o Edmond Woo ds, Esq. per Sedretuy - A. a a 'cr Thomas Atkinson,. Erg. perlsroastirer - - 5 0 o Edward Nairn, liSti. per ditto - - A. 22 0 William Vincr, Esq. Gloucester •• - - 2 2 0 Taylor, Esq. per I latuntersleys - 2 2, o Richard Foley, Esq, per Mr. Wel‘hluan - 2a 0 Mr. J. Wainwright - - - - , A. 1 1 0 Mr. William WainiNri6bt '-- - -. .. A. 1 1 o Mr. licarnden 25. Mr. I.llCkilUrSt 26. - - 0 4 0 Mrs. Trizge, per Bidnulph and Co. - A. 55, o Mrs.- March Phillipps - - - • - - 3 3 0 Mrs.' Shittitcr, per, Treasurer - . - - 5 o• o Mrs. T. Shillher, per ditto - - • - - 5 o o Mrs. Crantner - . - _ - A. 2 2 o Miss J. C. Salway, per Biddulph and Co. - A. I 1 o Mrs.-henry Schutz, Peterborough - A. 1" 1 o Anonyntuus P.. per Isaac Waik:r . -10 j '0 , o A. H. per Hoares - - -g - 40 . o 0 M. B. A. - - - . - 1 20 0 o Q., W. per Biddulph and Co. - - " to - to b M. M. E. M. • - • - A. I'o 0 0 S. C. -per Vere e LoCaclou,- and Co. - . to .0 0 S. C. per Hammersleys , - .. - 5 0 o Y. 1. per Fuller and 'Co: ~ - • . - 2 2 o p. (3***, 21. as. M. C." 21. 2!•7.-- - .. . - 11. is. - 42 - a 4 : 4 4 G 4 1‘. k i . r. C A . .ati a liui ' Hy . , 3 - 1.35. CV. .1 .annually - , B. per Dorrien and Co. 11. ts. .M.B. ann. 11, IS. 2 2 o W. H. Letter Box . - .- ' - - ' 1 1 o A Clergyman uallol . vn - 7 - a , 2 o lE. 505 19 6 Discharged and reliei•ed from various- Prisons • tto Dentors for the Suitt of r- - • - . 363 ml 9 Considered the Cases of 6t - Petitioners, •Approced 4S, Re - lerreciAor Charattcrs, t; retitioas. • Benefactions are received by Jazuzs Neild, Esq. the Trea surer, '•Cheyne-wall,, Chelsea ; alsh by Messrs. Harries, Farquhar and Co. St. janus's-street.. Mosrs. • lloares, Fleet-street ; Alessrs. Fuller ;acid CiWtenS,Lolllb3r(l-StreCt ; Messrs. .Bitldplph, Cocks, and .Ri t lw;, Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co. FinchArtnii, Cornhill ; Nlesrs• Hannueriloys, . Pall-A•Ial I ,• Messrs. Verc, Lueadott, .Trough ton and Co. No. 7;. Lombardi -street; -and at the Secretary's, No. 7, Craven-sue:ft, Strand ; • where the Books may 'he seen by those who are inclined to suriiffrythis Char;ty, and where this 'Society 'tweet on the tirst Wednesday in cvefy Month. HOTHAMTON, near BOGNOR, ROCKS, SUSSEX. To be L F.TT, by the Year, or for a Tenn of Sik. Months, ASpacious itEADYFURNISHED MANSION HOUSE ; containing nine Bed-chambers, two Draw ing.rooms, large Dining-room, two good . P arlours, and spacious Entraucc Hall, upon a scale of unusual convenience ancl,elegance. The Kitchen and °Macs are excellent, , amid a Tenant may he accommodated with good Garden (round, and Grass for a Cow in the summer season. The !louse commands a delightful Vjew both of Sea and Land, and is, in every respect, calculauxl to form a Pleasant Residence for a Gentleman's :Distance from London . only 67 miles : a Pack of Fox Hounds; and two Pacl:s of Harriers in the neighbour hood. I.etters (post-Paid), dire led to Mr. Turner, at Hotham ton, will be duly attended to.- AYLESBURY., BUCKS, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE . CONTRACT, Either together or in Lots,. _ _ _ A. Most -.Desirable FREEHOLD, 'ESTATE,. TYTHE.FRE.F., situate it and near the Town of Ay L:shury, consisting of the NrANO RS of AYLESBURY, with THERETON and BROUGHTON HOLLANDS, Alias Broughton Stavely, extending over the whole of the Parish of Aylesbury, Biereton, and fluleott, and the greatest part of Weston Turveil.. The Tolls of the .larket of AyleS bury, and smithy very rich and eligible Farms, in the occu twain 01 respectable Tenants.• . Particulars may. be had of Messrs. Forster, Cooke and Frere, of Limotn's-inn, who are authorised to• tre3t, for the 5.4; of Mr. Davis, of Lewknor, Tetsworth, Oxfordshire ; and at the White Hart Inn at Avieshury. - There are some peculiar Pnvlle. : tes - attaclud to this Estate Will worthy thy attentwi. tils a Pur,:l,4scr. This Day was published, Price ts. 6d. • ALETTER to the- Rev, THOMAS BERE, Redor.of Buteombe, occasioned. by his late unwar rantable Attack On. Mrs. Haunch More. With an Appendix - , containing Letters and other Docurntrits, relative to the ex traordinary L'rocct;iiiligs at Blaoori. - By the ABRAHAM ELTON, Ban. Admen for and•Dayies, in the Strand; Rivingtons, in St. Paul's Church-yard; Hatchard, in Piccadilly ; and Hazard, at Bath. This Day was published, - The Second Volume, in Octavo, embellished with Eleven • Plates, Price tss. in hoards, or THE HAMPSHIRE REPOSITORY. I Sold by White, Fleet,street, London ; and by Robbins and Bt!rdon, Winchester; of. Whom may loci, the for-- iner Volume, rrice rzs. In the Press,, and with all convenient expedition will be published, in one law:volume, quarto, price one guinea anti a halt, rrHE SATIRES - of JUVENAL,. 'Translated . into English Verse, with Notes, Historical, ExplAna• tory, die.. By WILL I AW GIFFORD, Esq. Subscribers are requested to transmit their Names to, Mr. 'Wright, Bookseller, Piccadilly; - ** Those Who subscribed previously to the date of the prcs,rnt . Advertisement will be intirled to their Copies at the price originally proposed_ This D.ty was published, in zamo. • Dr.I2ICATED, RY rk;KMIS'SION, nil; MAJESTINt Price )4 61. nearly bound in Sheep , ; Ss. 61. in Calf; or, 12S. in, Morocco, THE .1100 K of - COMMON PRAYER, and Administration of the Sacraments and other Rites and Ceremonies of the Cluirch, according to - the use of the United Church in' Engliind - and lieland : together .with the Psalter,. or Psalms of David, pointed as they arc to be sung or said in Churches. _ • • To AM.! . is prefixed, An. Introdnaiori to the Coinmon Prayer; containing Observations on the Services for N - koning andtvening, Stina . ays , - By 1011Isi RE,EVES, Esq. Oneof the Patentees of the Office of King's Printer. • - Sold by J . Wright, Piecadilry - . • • , • ' * Tile abovet Edition is intended 14 general IJse. A More splendid 'Edition in CIOW:10Elavo, - rinted 4t Mr. Bulmer's Press, wilt be ready for delivery June. A* S , ..E.tirilen May be seen the Publisher's. • , Lately published, price - Ss. in boards, A Collation of= ihe Hebrew an.t reek Tcxts'of the Psalms, in ordcr to account for the• Variances ..betwecn, them, and thereby establish the Authenticity of the one, and the Fideli ty of the other_ fl' John► Rceve, — This-Dar was publishcd,, Fri& 2.5. HE LETTERS of FABIUS to the Right Hon. T WIILIAM PITT; on his proposed Abolition of' the T EST .WTS, favour edit, ROMAN CATHOLICS of RRI AVM with an Appendix, containing Mr. Piles Speech, in defence yf tilos: Laws in the year47 9 o ; and al;io an fyxtrad front ivir. Burke's Speech in tilt same Debate. N. B. The Lear. of Fabius, as, published in the Porcu pine, were four in number; to these iner, two are now added, and a very interesting Preface is prefixed; which additions render the work a complete discussion of the very important subject of which it treats. Printed tbr Cobbett and 111, - Irgan, Pall Mall. f l URk ilk) Ctit. 1 : i:ENHANI, GLOUCESTER- SHI RE. TO BE LEVI', and entered upon immediately, at a very moderate Rent, ALL.tliat Fitihiotialllc, Commodious, and well acettstbnied 'HOUSE, called the, YORK. • HOTEL, Most eligibly situated in the Town . of. Cheltennarn, nearly opposite to the Upper Rooms, and adjoining the Theatre Royal. The complete Asscirtrunt of liousehOld Furniture, Plate, Linen, - and China,' belonging- to the said House, together with the Stock of Wines, and other.. Liquors thricin, are to be taken to, at a fair valuation, and (it more convenient toa Puri:lnset) a - considerable part of the Purchase . -Money may remain at Interest, on good Security. - The York Hotel is .well known, both for its Accommoda tions and Comforts, and has hitherto 'experienced the most flattering Encouragemnt from the Nobility. and Gentry re sorting to Cheltenham. It consists of four sitting Rootns, two spacious Drawing Rooms, and Fit - teen lied-rooms ' be sides Garrets, with a coMnicidiotts Bar—parlour, two Kit. chcns, and.Cillaring, and the wholeis a most desir.tble_ un dertaking, Avluch, as the Cheltenham .. Season is now fat approaching, will possess the pe.itiar advannge of 'an ittiMiate and extensive Business, lortited upon a small Capi. tal. . • `For further- particUlars, apply 'at ilv Office of Messrs. 1\ tarkharn, - V/g1 les and G ‘yiiiiiett, in Chellenhain ; or tit McsstS. Weile6 and LCSSiat,qlilill, - at Upton upon 'Severn,. Worcestershire. . , SCOTCH HIGHLAND ESTATE FOR SALE. TO - BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Upon Wednesday, theist. of: July; 'Sea,' in the Parliament House iu Edinburgh ; THE ESTATE of CO M RIE, lying in the upper , •, part o f btrattiern, - Perthshire. Stratttern is known to h. one of the finest Vallies in Scotland, and Comrie is situated - in a part of it highly remarkable for its natural beauty. • lo frOnt there is the River Erne, and behind air, Hills covered to theft summits With .wood, - from which : falls the Water of Lednock, forming a junction with the Erne , _at smart dist ancefrourthe House. These Rivars apbrd ;ooti fishing, .and the Country around abounds with Game. The Village of Comrie is in the .neighbourhood, six Miles distant from the • Post Town of Cried; and five:front LoctrErne. - • • The Mansion House is plc! ; but there are many fine sittia titho for building. ,The clear yearly . rental 1521.4 is ; vitt and the W4)ott is vat ued•at 17501. The whole to be put up . to sale fur so tel. 105. I Id. At tne same t i me an d p l ace there will be put up fOr sale other Lanclg in the iuunediate neighbottrhood, to the valtie of t which, the Purchaser of COmrie may have it in his power to acquire. - For Particulars apply to Mr. .Michael Linning, Writer to the Signet, 'Nn. 6, St. Jan.tes-square, Edinburgh; or to Alexander Mundell, FlUdyer-street, Westminster. • AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the original Invention of Mr' Henry) prepared and sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENR't , Chemists and Apothecaries, Manchester. This most agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics. Its strong and pun4ent odour renders it ex tremely grateful and salutary , to.personS - labouring tinder Head-achp, longings, &c. and adopts it for counteraCting the bad efteets of heated or foul . Air. Hence it has been found highly useful in rooms, -where the- Infection-of Fe vers, of Sore Throats, or of odic; contagious Diseases - , pre vail ; and in all ciouded pla es of public resort, as Theatres, Courts ofjustia, &c. It may also be prtieularly 4ecom mended to Persons iesiding in. Hot Climates. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price os. yd each bottle, Stamp included, is sold, wholesale aid retail,.by Bailey and Blew, Cockspur-street (the oily nersoni in London autho rized by the , Proprietors to .sell.rhe some), where may be had Sponge Boxes of Vold, Silver, Cornelian, Crystal, &e., N. -P.. Each bottle, be: !des a copper-plate. - libel, signed by the Preparers, has the Leiters T. and W. Henry's Aro matic Spirit of Yimpt mo,ilded in the ^lass NoithDistrid 7 2+l-,rt4ugrberlezti, Durham, Yorka:re. East District—Norfdki Sulfalk, Essex. South Distrid—Ken4 Sussex. Isle of Wight, ' South-West Dist - ria—liontr, Dora:, %Vest Distrid—Drvon, Scoter set... . London bistritit—Middlesex, Berks., Surrey. Particulars of Canpaas 04)-- le known by apptying at ib7r Office, between the li.:urs sj - Ten in the silvistin i ; and lbw is the Afternioe. IRISH STATE LOTTERY, 181. BEGINS DRAWING the'sQth of JUL' NEXT. SCHEME. - Value of cacti: Total Value. of . 20h000 is ;C: 20,000 _ 5000 is,ooo Zooa 4 009 5 too° . . satia Besides 799 i other Pries from see': to 81. rf Money for the Prizes; as sOon as drawn. RO. of Prizes. 2 2 • rT 4 HE TICKETS; HALVES, QUARTERS; • El HTHS, v.ncl SHARES (Stamp, ed pursUant to•Ael of Parliament), are Sold and Registen.4 by Mr. NI CHOLSON, at his State Lottery °Met, No. rt, CoMhill, London, where all Business relative to Loin:fie:, or the . public runds., is faithtully trinsatled; Sebcrries at larg7t gratis. Orders from the Country, With proper remittances, punc. tualiy exettuted. ADVICE . . • T season of the year makes it n ccesary i -I StlQ g tiardagainst the Sudden changes of the weather, which too often allbas the habit, obstruding the Orspi. ration, •and thereby producing those eruptions which are so much against our-appearance in society; besides producing an anxiety on the mind which gives fresh vigour to the disease; and as efFedts of this kind are . so ottCn mistaken as the consequences of high - livistig, recourse is had to a con trary mode of diet, and the \ habit . by that means so reduced, that the fibreslose their enerv, they at - c unable to throw art the atkaion such improper treatment has increased, instead by a contrariy 'method of relieving the oppressed vessels, by gentle perspiration arid other gentip evacuants; and as this,has been the cause of the success of SPILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, in the, most . inveterate eniptixe casts of Scurvy and obstruaed vessels, Gout, R hen. inaction, &c. we. may with hopes of success recommend it as a medicine which has maintained its character for so many years, notwithstanding the impositions practised on the Pub. hc,. in substituting a spurious mixture tar the genuine. Sold in small bottles, *tented with the words, " Frs. ,Spilsbury; his Antitcoibutic Drop s, - by the King's Patent," and the larger with the addition - of the King's Arms, at the Dispensary,Soho , square, and most of the respedableVaders in (*own and Country, in the Borough only by Clark, No. 269, and Shaw, No. 14. A . FRESi-I'SUPPLY Just rezeived at No. 42, Long-lane. West Sinithfield. MESSRS: HOWARD andEVANS most re speaftilly inform the - Inhabitants of 4ondon and places adjacent; that they have just received a freth S i •- ply of Medicines froth Dr. Lignum, of Manchester, consist ing of those: most excellent 4NT I S CORE I) TI C DROP., so universally resorted to 'for - their 'extraordinary superiority in all complaints of the'Scur4v, Leprosy, Rheuinatism,..us_ cers, and .other Disorders arising from Impuritiet of the Blood, drc. Ladies and Gentleirlen may have. their orders corn pitted in, dozens, or half-dozns, to a single ,Is. 6d. bottli. The _virtues of this celebrated .Medicine have been dis: played by malty eminent Cures in this Country. Indeed ) scarce a person who purchaSes one 4% . : 6d. 'bottle, but has reason tolound its praise : at this season Of the year, they are recommended to the parlicular attention of those subjed to the Scurvy, &c. Also, LIGNUNPs LOTION, whichis fotind a sovereign remedy for Surfeits, and all Scorbutic Eruptions of thel'ace and Skin, however violent Ordisliguring; also for-Phut:des or blotches, Redness of the Nose, Chin, &c. and' for every impurity or unnatural appearance with which the Skin mar be alf:eled. ' To be. used as .common wash for - clearing and improving the complexion. Sold, With proper dirAions, at 2i gd. the - pint bottle. . . Likewise, Mr. LIGNUM's PI LLS for a certain Disease, without the least confinement itt any season, restraint of diet, or biirdrance-olbusiness, when all other methods ha+e Price as. 9d. the box, with difeellons. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at ass. and 45. 6J, One t2s.. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. They may be had wholesale arid retail at Mr. • LiFnual's, N0..57, Bridge street, Manchester; and., by up. po intmen:, at "toward and Evans's, N 0.42, .Long , lane, West Smithfield, sole Wholesale A gents i n L ondon: *lto sold - retail by 'thefollowing persons :—H: Oundell, gO. 47, ,Minories ; W. Clarke, No 269, Borough; 'Jordan, N. 31, Whitechapel; jcbouit and Co. No. tso,. Oxford -street ; Norms Falcate ; Kirk, No. 11g, Cockhill, Rat cliffe; Mr. 'lidding,. No. 76, .oxforcl-stmn ; Vuton, No. 141, Ll:mg. - acre ; 'Putt and Bolton, Royal Bach-Inge Turtle, No, 127, Strand, opposite Exeterehange; Ward; No. 32k. Holborn; Wade, Old - Bond-street, and No. 163, Fleet trcet. DIXONis AIkITIRILIOUS PILLS. 1:1 - 1 ESE. Pills arc , Well known in the private Prac tice of the Proprietor, G,DIXOI+I ' , Apothe c ary and at the request of several Persons or Distindion and others, who are accustomed to take ,thcht, wcre,first offered to the P üblic. They are found to be an excellent Remedy for Indigestion, Crudities in'the Stomach, Loss of Appetite, COlitlVOllt:44, Sick Head-achy, Flatulencies in the. Stomach and• Bowels. arising from Bilibus Humours. These Pills arc particularly -recommended to alt Persons whose StOmaeh and Head are disordered by-free' liVing, which symptoms they never tail to remove. They nrelikewise a good aperitive, arida cleanser of Sallow Complexions from 0 OA rua ions in the Liver and other 4. l auses, l and will prove a valuable addition to a Medicine Chest in lotr. voyages, as by their frequent use, th e y w ill prevent- 'f that change of habit which generally occurs•in hot climates. Their operation depends on the stAte of the Stomach, and do no .t_ require any contentment or particular die t . 'The following, with many other Letters, Mr. Dixon has lately received: To Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, Cheltingdon, Sussex. Sir, I cannot resist the pleasure I have of haforrning yott how much I am indebtedlo you for'.the present state of, my heilth. When I sent tor you to Brighton, I need not remind you of the-deplotable state I was in with nervous trernhlings and horrors, so common to those who ? indulge themselves too frequently in spirituous liquors, that life became hurzher.- some to me. For the first fortnight '1 todk yuur Anti Odious, Pills, it is incredible what ottenalie matter came from me. 1 now . only -take a Pill or two in fhe.cotirse•of the week ; but they never have any effecl unless there is sometb s ing ollettsive to come away. 1 remain, your Obedient Servant Bri;lttors, Dec. 19, TBOO. . STEPHEN TAYLER. sold, Wholesale. and Retail, atChing and Butler's Niel dui Warehouse, No. 4, Cheapside, Lnndon, in I'lcs is. and ss. sd. Half Bottles 2S. 9d. ; also at Payt):.'s, ; BUMP'S, .Portsmonth; Sheppard's, Bc;stol ; Ne;ales, .Dover ; .Gregson's, Liverpool ; and Gregory's, Lrithton; and by ono Vender in every Town In the Kingeboin.