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',~ 4 . -‘,- , >-•011-9...-0 , . -_,•-• • 1 hr - *. aawk s - € 1 4 1 c 14 -6 4 : ,, a . 4 • : * . -tA i • -: ; .; C PZ Si , ' ,4 * 4 4.)\ . • s ~,,, k : I v_.:.,, .:. ZZI! .• ' 404.. i ), --- ' ' •:: i -04 " 5 . It ~ • -:. 1 ;0 4 . za 13 1 el , 4 1 ) 4 a In -;',Z r y i . -7 , •'.., • ..• . . , '4 l , Tt) THE g f(r DNESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 12, 1804. rPRICE SIXPENCIN inithitit, 374 I.) r ricrthiLLlNG OFF/CE, ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. _MHE PATEN I' CA %it ) BEDS CEA DS, Furtii. 1 ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respett fully reCommendett to tjentirwien i as being the most portable and superior to any others ma le in London ; Marquees, Tents ' Tables and Chairs, on improved p!ineip:es ; Sea Cots, sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Mitsquitto Net Furniture, and Patent lirw,ii-serew Bedsteads, for East acid West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and KS's Patent Bedstead M Ann taCtOry and Ware-Rooms, . , Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine.stieet, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining Tables, allowed to be. the most , complete and Elegant seta Tables ever yet invented,.ara v.eit portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. - • N. B. The l•ashtonable Soia.Bad,and Chair-Bid Ware. house. DANCING and MUSIC, by Mr. ALLEN, assisted by Messrs. TO MLI /s: SON and MATHE It, privately taught' to Lathes and Gentlemen of any age,. who have never learnt •these accomplishments, or nut in the fa 'Shionible style, at Nn. 79, Sherrard-street, Gulden-square, and No. to , Great Alie-street. Goodman's-fields, on Plans expressly formed tbr those who would acquire them, parti cularly private, expertitiously.and elegantly. Piano Pi;rte and Harp 'taught. Schools and Families in Town, and within t 8 miles, punc tually attended, and systematicallymistruded in every . liseful, elegant Ind finished part of modern Daneing and Ladies and Gentleinen of respedability, coining front the Country to learn, Officers, Foreigners, and all who wish to nuke extreme wind ppixress, may have Apartments and • board in the Huitse, warts Linistant InstruClion till perfect, `which thiS way tak6 a very short time. • • MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, AND LESS TICKETS. Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, Three Ten Thousand Pound Prizes, ,Three Five Thousand Pout‘d Prizes, • by Prig. lea.'than Twenty Pouniti.• M"AY,' Ole 24th ot thi, Month, .begins thawitr z the r;RANI) STATE LOTTERY, Which greater proportion of . CAPTAL VRILF.S . `To the s ma ll Number at l Tickets, than any former Lottery. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 3 of j z0,0 ,, 0 are ,C6.).eino 3 . 30,0c50 3 - 6 5,000 ii,ooo 6 • - t,Ooo ."D . • to t?o 2000 4° - SO " 2000 °MO 20 13 ,r'Ji)(l 25,000 Tickets 47.50,0r0 Purt of the Capitals to be deterininelt as under: Virst.drawit Ticket Firit Day - ,C • 1 .006 • First-ttraWn Ticket Seventh Day - iO.OOO . FirSt•draWll Tic:lW Einilth My • 2thocb First-drawn Ticket Niittii Day - s,OOO - and Shares on Sale at - every Licensed Lottery Oi PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket . . 1.1,1 f . 4. 9 6 o 1 Eighth . . ,C. t 7 6 Quarter . -414 o Sixteenth - t 4 CAPITAL PRIZES: - - AT SWIFT 'And CO.'S' Old Office, Na. t I._ Penl. try, the following Capital Frild bf thb. Lotteries in As and for the LAST ViAit, were sold, shared; and registered, viz. ~.:- No. , avi .' ,C. to,ooo No. tt,199 ,C. 20430 k 11 ,599 Soon 4 1 . 6 9 6 200 •. g;, • 19.5i0 - ,„i.OO - , 3091 1003 Al' Al 2, 5-li° 5000 6 357 !coo ```). 2 6,1 5 7, I 001. and, othets of soot Sec. kc- to a great , iiipitlitt.. Tickets and Shares or the present Lottery are on Sale at theil 0 itic. e ; iii yeat variety. liegitis Drawing the tsthofshis iio i ,_ lit.l. - oLi miles gratis. lIEYSHAM.IIALL, ESTATE. ~") BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A.t the New Inn, in Lancaster, on Monday the gth day of Oduher, Oho, at o'Clock in the Evening, L .MES:)LIAGE, or ' DWELLING. called LYSIIANI-lIAL 1., with th • Hans,. :411".'•tiii:i.ngs,' Orchards,' and Gardens belonging thereto 41 , 1 " 87 A. t R. 6 P. Statute-NV:entre, of rich Arable, ` 4 ow, and -• l silll:tte •at Heysham in the , •4111 • , ttilt,l Of Lam:aster, It inn comp ict, colitLitotts•tivreto, and occupied ther-witl I n ow in the possession of Jonas Mid at_ wit h, 11 I Enant,_ • iiii‘iSllANl is pleasantly Situated ,upon the Sea Shore, tve arils !tont the rown of Lancaster, attil'inuch resorted to in the Bathing Season „Alsona at thed N sarne titTle. to be sold, in Lots, sevcial Closes of l anlos)i Dales in rn Ilevsliaatiiresaid. Cot oaioi9g, 0) gilmeasurement, 88 Acies, St:IMM Measurement, in the p o,, session of the s,utt tunas mi l idi eton a nd others. o,Also madmo ort to be sold at the sante place, on Tuesday the gth gay it ; ,the o 0 auher, at Sevtu o'C Jodi in the Even. 411 that Messuage or Qweiling-Flottse called I lald qut!: la t e ly ltarns, Stable, and Otit.buidings, Summer 14.'se, built ; Sid Carden, also latelj• fenced 'and 1 d w e l , well stocked %volt the Choicest Fruit Trees, and inclos ,iethunt„ll a good Wall ; land the siveral Closes of Ground ad-. tioi, „Is try and iiceiipifd therewith, containing, by estima. n 0 ".5". ' 2 . R. eustomaiv iii6stire of seven yards to tfie s Ot the sit uate in the Towii;liip Of•Seotforth, within one rudi.. /" 44 w T er ci tAtIcasrer, and now in the occupation of ' p he 1, t r o. enhant • • • .'' orettrtniii d -rn roon t Premises have an unlimited tight of The ,id 9.4, Scorforth Mar, which is very extensive. Estate .0.13 , Arai show'the arid Prrre,rnises4.in the said William . 1.-eard , by e ibild Ca aPPlyin • v "tate - and further particulars may . be tvi l, at the ( lake of Mr. Baluwin, Solicitor in Llll - a Plan of the Premises may be seen. 4, rBo4. BUCKS. 1 • , • . i .10 be LETT, witlt iminediato Possession, - • e .uNTERCOMBE HOUSE, pleasantly s ituated two Mitts from Salt. Hill, on the Batts Road. about tr ._ Hiles front Windsor, IWO fr om Taplow, two arid a . j r a e i L?" 1 Maidenhead, and twenty-four from London. The - y . • lip.inses have always been occupied by 'llt only, a few days. The House contains an Entrance respectable Families, V: e. 4 . 11 1. 4 Dra Wing,ltOoin of large iliniensions, dY. Breakfast Room, 1 anc a. Saloon •; six Commatli",' 1( 1 ([ .urns Dr es 4 ng Rooms. and Closets ; with Servants Eating. Parlour, tort in. proportion; excellent Cellars, and 'even' otir ”iivenient tfice fur the accointhodatton of a genteel F;tlnl - The Attached Offices; &c. consie of good Stabting, nth -double :Coach • Ilotises . roomy Lofts,. and a Turrut ::.. 4(l ck. ill .the Centre; excellent ' Kitchen Gardens, Walled, !vell_ planted, and 'idly crripped ; a good Gi+eiti House i a • . peat. Pleasure Q reand, with. Evergreens and fl"cring no expensive, and rural Summer Retreats, with Plantations, PTA , in their full beauty ; together- with • rich, meulows , at . t. Slltubs, 4l,bing,. krn4r l cattle for their, ood liernage, ; ney ate vv ell watered and contain, in the whole, abou , t twenty ACres. ' ' and prolific Soil. x;lvlay, he viewed, and further. partieniats,known,of Mr: Co. or a; the British imperial Hotel, 1.1 - " : ""tb I . Mr. ' Bonney, Car,periter, at Burnham ; and ~, r• NLisoii, at the Farm adMining the Estate. —The Gar ',ern!' on 411* SOM Wi i 1 shew , the, Premises- ,N, B. Sttierai genteel C It " • t be Lett, or Sold, Fur -1 Ishetl of. 0 i •h. . ° 14ge4 () n uriits WI; UN lt It: as above. SOCIETY FORTFIE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FoR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, Sept . 5, 1 11 °4. B ENEFACTIONS since the Last ItEPORT, v iz. Sir john Riggs Miller, Bart. per Hoar es A. g.io Sir W. Pepperell, pet Biddulph and Co.L A. 2 2 o A. Eothergill, Esq. per Dr. W. Hawes - 5 o Geo, 'airy, Esq. (zd BenetaCtion) per Secretary . 5 o o P. Forrester, Esq: per Fuller, Chatteris, and CO. 2 2 o Mr. 'Fagg, per Secretary - . A. 2 i b Mr. 1. Dods . - - . t • o I. Trevylan, Esq. per Hoares • 2 2 0 M:s. Trevylan . 22 0 T. Cator, Esq. per Dorricn and Co. - o Baroness De Feilletzsch . 3 3 0 . 'L. B. Allen, ,Esq. . . . - A. aa o Lady , Caroline Harbard,. per Biddul ph and Co. - 20 0 0 L. M. D. per •Coutts and Co. -.A. : 5 S o Mrs. Hare, per hiller and Co. . 3 • 3 o L. C. 11 is. C. T. zl. per ditto - '3 1 o E. per Hoares - . 10 0 0 E. A al. Y. G.. 51. per Dorrien and CO. - 7 o o $. 5.41. Mr. Hearrhiell, 23. (Ij2CI ilerli.:Etelioll) ia o The Endeavour Soi.iety for promoting Charity and • Unity, aceurdrag to the principles of toe eats. hhaned Church ot . England, per H. G-ritrisiouv , • F.sq. - . t . • £.97 ' 2 9 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 92 Dcwors, for the St u n of 331 t 6 It ConSiderCti the cases of is Petition:vs. Approvect j I— Keleired for CliataCters 4.- Oenetactions arc received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea • surer, Cheyne-ivalk, Chelsea; ars() 0) Messrs: itaics, Farquhar, and Co. , DI. lantes!s-street ; Meisrs. Ileac; Fleet-stmt . ; -Messrs. Fuller anti Chattens, Lornu,ati-streat ; Messrs. Titldulpit, Cocks, and Chan% tooss ; Messrs. Dorrigt and Co. Finch-lane, Commit I Mrsbc3. Harnmerslcys, ; Niesws. Vac, I.l“..tdJui ao.i Co. No. 77, Lotnbard-street ; 111Lbatli• (;0111 , w), Si. 10 11 c 4. •• street ; and.by theLtiecretar), NO: 7, CfrVi4i. 6114:CI, where the hooks may. De a (Wu by those woo are support tits Charity, anti where lute Sor,iety twit incei 015 the first Wednesday tit every Month. COTE-HOUSE ES'T'ATE, near BRISTOL. • TO BE SOLD liY AUCTION, • . In UN E. Li) . I',• At the Exchange Cottie-house, in the City of Bristol, on • Tuesday the illth ut s:prciiiiier inst. ripHE frith. Desir.iAe FREE: OLD ESTATE. J., and LANDS,, called COTE-HOUSE, situate in the . Parish et Westbury-upon-Try/if, within two miles of the' City ot liiistol, on the commanding side of Dutilhatii a most beautiful and healthy part of the Conhty of Gluts: eater, in the Neigithourhood„ and commanding Views of Sneed Park, Maize Castle, and Kingsweston. • The Property and Residence of IOFIN W t)C Vt* 0 11, Frig. and a few years since, the Estate and Residence of the late John Webb, Esq.Aleceased, late Member for Gloucester. • Tile Estate conaists of a capital, elegant, stone-built Man, .sion-house ; containing eight upper lied chambers, six prin. cipal Bed-Chamhers, Dressing-roans, Closets, I.lc. &c. a C 4 pttal and elegant Drawing-room, ct tth 'recess windot • 37 feet by %7, and 16 feet high ; an excellent Dining-parlour, a by at ; Breaktast- parlour, .22 by is ; a Library, an Anti. room. a Dressing-room. an - Entrance Hall; or Vestibule; and replete-with attached and detached domestic Offices 61 every description; Farrn-yari, capital Kitchen-gardeni Hot-houses ' Double-Coach-house, Stabling fur Twelve ' Horses and numerous other Conveniences. • The Land consi.sts, Of a beautiful 'LaVirti, Bowling-green and _paddock, .with a,Poi.lot Water, and surrounding I nclopres orexcellene Land, Meadow and Pasture; the whole ot the Premises. Containing about 88 Acres, t) the-free • except about. 4 Acres; also. .two Pe Ns in Westbury Church. The Lerid-"fax is redeemed. - Possession at toe :Mansion-house, and. about Acres of Land in,,y be hitt on the 24th Dee-Inner next. • • The remainder of the Lands are lett on Lease, of which four years were unexpired at Lady.day last, and on thee Lands a Farm-house WAS lately b•iilt. The Estate may he—vi -wed h) Tockets only, for which, and for turther Particulars and Conditions of Sale, applica tion may bt made to Messrs. Reitkough and Palmer, At tor pie* at Law, in john•street, .ItriStol t or to. Messrs. Ward, Denntits, and Greavea, Covent-garden, London. I. PALMER, Broker. R HEumA and Gouty Affec tions, with their usual concurnitants, Spasm, or fly ing Pains. -sand general (originating, in whatever aource•i„ are reheard and frequently : cured by WllltlililiAlrs F.SSENCF. NiusrAtto r t. atter'„evory'othermeans had caii.d• The F 11) LSS NCE of M D (used with the Pills in those -Complaints . where necessary ); 'is perhaps the mo.stutive, penetrating, and eill.ctual lteiti:dy in the world, curing the severest SP R. and. It RU IS ES, In leas than halt the tinge usually taken rdeldack, Arque3usade„ ar any other Liniment or hinnrucation ; and it used inuirediitiely alter any accident, it prevents the part turning black.. It is pre p are d and sold at 25. 91. each box or-bottle, by R. lohnston, 'Apothecary, No Greek-street, 5...0110. London YELLOW FEVER, No. 43, CIIARING.CROS.S. R. to. the Saxon Ainbasiador at the Court of Great Britain, and Author otho Domestic Encyclopaedia, Treatise on Regimen, Arc . . ilre. Sec. approves and recommends to the immediate notice of the Public at large (and those in particular who are guilt; to the Wc,t Indies, America, or any other part of the World, that maybe, or . . have been subject to Pestilential Diseasf) time Remedy which is suld at the Propricturs Warehouse, No. 43, Charing-cross, - London, to Prevent and Cure the Yellow Fever. The most possitive testimonials from professional men, arid other yespectable perions, may be seen in pamphlets, to be had, gratis,.at the Warehouse; which not 'only prove, in the fullest manner, the efficacy of this Remedy in that most dreadful Malady the Yellow Fever, but also that it is an easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preservo' of Health in,a hot climate. Tnc,above invaluable Article is sold in Boxes, with full 'Diredlient (sanctioned by Dr. Wti.t.tca), in case of an at tack of any kind of Fever, at Ono Guinea each, sufficient for one Pctsoti for Twelve Months. FOR 13RUISES, SPRAINS, RFIEUMATISMS, see. Stc. Dr. STE E gs . s OPODELDOC. CAUTION. —Ott the Outside of the. Wrapper ott each Bottle of iliw real Medicine a Stamp is rhea, in which is Engraved " F. Newbety, No. 45, St. Paul'4;" and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is pastel, with these Words, " Dr, Steers's Opodeldoe, prepared by F. Newhery," All those which are sold without these Desigiutions are gross CoUnterfeits. :' The Public are requested to attend to this Caution, incon sequence of ati I mposition which has been practised by cer tain Vetidcrs of Medicine, who, - Under Cover of a Connexibit itx 'Trade with Mr. N ewbery's House, have ha ahlY:loid 4' London, but, by travelling rouod 'tile Country, have disse-c minatedthrotigh the Retail Dealers in all parts of the )(inky. dotii,' large - quantities of a'spurioets preparation of this 0 po &Wog; ; in the Rills of Directions of whicli the , Names (-,l Dr. Steers, of. Charing-cross, ..ind Mr, Newbary, of St. Patirs Church-yard, are ma de tile of, in Order the more completely to deceive unwary Purtiliuters. Tha genuine OpothrMoc , is pr4parctl and sold by F. Nemo bery Anti Soils Nu. 45, t.S Paul's, on the Co:u.:11-w.iy, a taw flouts from Clteapside. London, in Rottles, prtce a,. od. etch, duty iricluded; and sold by their Appointment, by thcey 411ki Sutton, Bow Church-Yard ;. Bitcon anti Co. No. i .p, and 1. Piading, lii). 76, OxfortLitreet ; I. Mac, ola i5,,,,,t-seat i,t , Y-ey nd co. - ' Coaspur-ottect ;' li War:l; `3tttilie.r. ttoft l 4 1; I. `Putt, Koyal xchartge ; W. t.: Lu 0 ke, isoro , l, I 1 tigh !trot;t-: anal by J. Harris, Sll.:L: ' :s.or to yips. E. ..tslew• boy - , Bookseller, at the Corner of Ludgate...al-tett,. 'MI . A Giffin TO SCHOOL ROOKS. This Day was published, The Fourth Edition, enlarged, price ts. 6d. 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CREII; .Srr.• Speedily tvill be puhlidlcd, the- Two concluding Volumes, • • being; the Eir:veatit and Twelfth (o.:tavol, of HE HXS lOit Y OF °GREAT I3Ri I'AIN By WILLIAM BEI.SHANI. Crknplisitig a Narrative of Events, Civil, ttolitkal, and Ml litary,.front the Commencement of the Year 1799. to the Treaty of Amiens, A. I). iBO3. N. 13. The above Volumes constitute the Ninth and Tenth of the liistury of the-I-louse of H- -Aek. Also in the Press, a New Editiqn, correa .l, of tile two pret.eding, Volumes, front t 4,9; to 1799. A NEW WORK ON BREWING. This Dity tvas puhlished, price los. 6d. in boards, TREVISE on BREWING ; U , lterein rx. • hibit Ne litile — Proa,h - cif • the Art al Al Mystery of Brewing the various sorts otiNlait Liquor. with Praairal Ex*. atnples upon each Species. Together with the in:miter of using the 1 - bainorneter and Sacchatometer ; einoitiated by Examples, and rendered easy to any Capacity, in Brewing London e9rtcr, I lock, s Wirtetti'lerg Alt, . 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Which none hut the oaperience.l Common lir.:l%er can conlintirtie:.te, the -Author }tatters himself that this Tivatise will be tonna, tor Prattice, su 2•rior to any hitherto pnblistied. • London printed .for H. ll,'Sytnoeds, No. as, }lnfernos. ter-row. . . •+, The Author, it roust be acknowled4eci„ writes like an hottest as %veil 24 an intellisent theive? ; we nave, no doubt that this Wok will prove usetul, to those Re:uteri' tor w•!orn it is caloildtett, He also prefixetl a Hi3t, ry ()Title London grewe: , which nuts( toterv,liog to every tiescrip. ton ~t lUaticri,'!—Kontitty Review, Tiny 18oz. Fora further Character sic also AutLiscobta Review, August 014 T1111t1)1;1)1TION : of IS's,LAND SUKB/ EYING. This 1)-y was pludisned, Price S.:, in buacs, Dedicated 'to toe Itignt Su Joseph Banks, 11. and Preildent at the koyal Society, ACOM PIA UE TREA I ISE 'to. LAND SUR.. 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