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T. ,, H . E 1 1 I C4, 0r.5.1.13117. e - ' eelgr 7 1467 ; 1 • 4.'1 • . - S N _ 4 . • I ' . ".4 .4n* a I fs. ;;•• r 41 14% , 4 AIA* \s' 4 • t 2.0 • .4.31 , NUmDER 3729.) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1804. f PRICE SIXPENCL: MORE CAPITAL PRUES A AN3 LESS TICKBOCS. Time Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, • ' Three Ten Thousand Pound Prizes, • Tht.'etive Tfinnsand Pound Prizes,- No Prize less than Twenty Pound!.. THE Ar tendon (if all ranks of People are solicited to the scheme At .. the-present ' - * • (;RAND sTA•ri : LQTTERY, :Which begins Drawing the of N EX T MONTEJ, and contains a gream . proporrioitof CAPITAL. PRIZE'S • To the sin.ill Number Of 'Cicke;s, thau r apy runner Lottery. ‘• , 401E4E.. • No. yf .Prizes. Val. of each. • 3 of ,C20,0c0 are 460,0a0 . . 3 - 10,003 . •'30,000 3 • 5,003. *woo' a 1,020 - • 6,000 8 - 5 ,3 - 4. 03 ° ". • 2o .1• - •.0 • - 2,000 40. - , .0 - 2,0.00 • • 6,550 :2 - t 3 I irmil . • 25,000 Tickets , •.. : "kace t or>. , .r Part of, the apittls to frtleterminea as tinder: First-dr:twit Ticket First I)ay , - . - 4 • 1,000 Fir:a-drawn Ticki!t Sevc.m .Day . li iay - - . "i D" Vit , f.alrawn" Ticket Eigl . ntt Day . —. ' Firg.(ll-in Ticket Multi Day - . 20,n00 50,y) i• 'rickets an d Shares on Sal' at• every Licensed Lottery 0 Ince. PitESEstVP . RICE. Ticket - • 17 18 o Half -- - 4,9 5 o - 27 Z' Qu i tter . 413 E. IStxteentit - - 3 .: .„ ENGLISH STATE. LOTTERY for tgo4. Itegins Drawing on MO N DAN the 24th of next ivlonth. "Ti - IF. TICKETS and SHARES - for the above • . -L. LOTTERY are on S a le atHAZARD, BORNE, awl I`. Co.'s Office, No. 93, under the Royal . EXchange, Lonelop, ' • ' and no where else on their aecoun . • ' • • . .The Stlicme consists of Three I rizes of zo,ociel. Three of _ 70,0501, T'oree of s ooo l.-Si xo of 101. Eight or siol. are. &c. ~. The lowest Prize is zol.'and the norther of Tickets zsiooa• J Country ardeti, accOmpatied With shoti-dated Bills orb London, Post-OtUee.Orders. or . ..,aslt, in'Parcel, by Coach or Carrier; ppnEtually attended to , and Correspoluients may depend on,beiag treated exactly on the same 'Fermi as if per. . sonalty present. Letters, pOst-pad, duly answered, and Scitemes..grati.S. ' • 11l tlle Lite Lottery the following Zapital Prizes suer. sold in Sdares :it their Odic; viz. . ~, . . . •- • ulie, iyi,t3/1 ' • C .74" , „ , v75- '• r 1 5,33 t, - .. -, . . io,eoo z0,39t - . .. .. . - - seep .......---.. TO, .r . tE .Spl.p.l3Y. PR TR PRIVATE CONACT. AvERy .ELIGIBLE .FREE' - IOM) ESTATE,. situate in the Parish of Alvestow, in the County ot • No w e k, and withi n three miles or Stratford upon A ton. • called CRO FT's FARM, consisting, of an rxcelleot Farm, Ilaiise,Prick-hupt and tiledovith Barns, : Stages, 'C,ow-sleds .t .. ' and edict tionvenieneeS, in good repair, and about jao.Acre t sti illifire Land, ' Ol'a cOnvertibre quality, Surretinding and con , tiguouslothe 'House, divided into proper sizisti , I itelo.s u'res, . 200 Acres o f which: is gout Turnip 'Lend, and tue res id u e a loom), sit .:' Ll:ewise the Herbage of about 1 i Acres in a Lane adjoining the Farm. ' This Estate is subject to Land Tax, and also to the pay. *lnt of an .itiyAtiable. stun aim:it:illy for ever, in lieu o f 'TytheS, and is le f t' to responsible-Tenant a, on a Lease, sev-n . years of which' will he unexpired at Michaelmas ne.4xt . , at an impruyable Rent of seal. — , • The Lease calm:ins Covenants for the mantiement of ti t le Tarm, agreeably to the prevailing' course. of . gotaitu'shaiiclrY . - • prailisedon siiiiilar soils in . the: neighbottrhooth...and at .the„,. exiitrationof the Term too, Acr.es. nearest the 'louse, and so at a . inorl distant part of t)4 'Faith will he down' in' • The Biiildings • tfive been ereeled la years, when about half the Farm vas inclosed ; chi .(etnaiiiinr: lnclasures are of a muelnolder date. The Fences all over the Farm are in good 7 eP: o ; * anii there is a iatiatitity of thriving "Cimber Trc s . in the HMO-rows. ' In sliiiirt, this is 3Wdesirable an Estate fos,„ goomie ss .,, o f ROA I.)s,;,l*.ts;tut9ess,Of $1;TI, ATI ON, ter r tilit' , of Sql L, and convenienLe of MARK rl S, as scarce ' IY lO he exceed :4 by -i - ny.in the County tit Warwick ; and a s 'citeneigtthowhn o d it genteel, 'the , Housei:..with a little 'altera. ' ! ' tioz, tnigla be made a co" . ifbrtable;Rel:idence fora (;enticman, of Fortune, or spots might be stleded abOnt the' Estate el iKiblefdi a - Mansinne ' '''" '. '' 2 .',. ''' - • i Tl4l. enant- Mr- Isaac Court,will shew ,tne Es t ate, for; al 41.r.i..._:_icv( 1: ,1 : t i r t t i i c tt i i t l t il o r r s r. , e a ., nd to treat for the P urcha "' a I!P 'to Siiatford on Avon,, Warwickshire. s, t ".............—..—... , D it NOI2.ItIS 'i* ZikNUINE . " DROPS. I ' -•I• Ala 111 lking, the most. invaluable of }tomtit) i u . crlioymn ts it is :I duty We 'owe Society to contribute r i . :.n our power i . i the a'usion Of 4o - great 'a blessing, in I.' 15 1 '"?g• tile public attention-to these truly excellent Drops, a. c.• Ca "g colitidence arises, that virtues proved by the expe r- 'thee .r more than half a century, Witt - excite the 'A Illteted ', . glitch atrial-of th e ir e lf e et s . Th e p resent S eason i s pecu li ar l y alqlstetkftruadisplay,,of their.stirplising powers, fur though, 9s, Specific i n every specte r s or Fi:ver, theyrstand:unrivalled, l t . ! " e l a s t ~1 6 ois'irdets i , if i a - ppt rid %tendetley incident to 'Summer , anrt mum 4. lmaies,. tnat.their benign influence ex, • terlds almost .heyoqd the limits of belief: they not eply• 'check putrescence in every stage, •but recall vital animation,, reti in the moment of exPeeted dissolution, by supporting.,, 21, 43 111 i hie, perspiration; they ' remove Ohstruaions, in .the — Mein produetive of • Scurvy, .Gout, Rheumatism. with `",;•dotts other Cotnplaints; and in the the Asthma Colds. ` - •° ll Alis, and beiltining Consumptions, they will t i c found c % 411 Y hinied6al. • ii, S" t' l , .tyholi. , sale and retail, in bottles t at is s . and as. 9 . 4. ; 11/41sirs. bacon and Co eve Igo', Oittbrd-stieeiolPPohltt' - 4 11 ` 1 "u'ett ;. and retail byry . ether Vender. of Medicine. 4_ o.family Bottles, 27.5. butv included, is only to be had ..,` !..it,e Dottor's House, Lower Wook-street, where all . Or ucill.orill:;rxponatin arc executed. eitetive Aris Anti:idot's Pins , ' • I 'et a 2, . perient celebrated .as a mil, , ) . maY'be had at the above" Places, inßoxiti, t s. it, wen . kin i lN ri.iil:t4l . 'o r r o c i e c k o br itY or these Drops having, occasione d tbe um r el; , it , t 4 ,c es a duty to the Public Te-)ingratiald. them againstesO gro s-- S• it ti c t ° ll l ) l O i sition, iitjuriu.us l °lll c Asa i)jetrioglcaorMedicine whose" virtue s - defy actual incitation. the ,Propriet genuine preparation, A Certificate. sign ed by 1 an E ngritvi • 4 !" 1 !It is at preuia attached to each lipt.t.4 pu m astil Verrii Me l' can he completed with the name c i f 1 t..., • tbe „_ n Ore, Grandson to the Doctor, which, by favour o ~,,---__L°Lrnelsioners, will then appear on the Stamps. . . .. 5' ,.. 0 R. Iik6ISES, SPRA.INSs•RfIEUMATISMSv".&" C ' . Dri, STE ERS' s OPODELDOC. , ~ AU TION. ---On the Oolsikle of the Wrapper lii ~ ..i.e : u , _ea , eh lloftle of the real Medicint a Stiitill it fiX ed •• .li_'; . : 1 . 11 • 1 1 13 E ‘ ngraved •'' P.•Newhery, - No. as, St. -Pful,s;l. totr over the (;,011 of the Bottle. a Label is pasted, with tns , e , 1 , AK ' s) ' pr, Steers's ()podettloc, prepared bV F. Newbery . those which arc;.: sold wi th out these Designations a re tress Counterfeits. rThe Public are requested to attend to this Caution, in con" 9nence of an Imposition whi c h h as b een p r atti s ed by err itui'Venders of Medicine, who, under Cover of a Connexion to -Trade with. Mr. Newbery's House, have not only sold in Lc,indon, but, by travelling rouird the CutintrY t ' atunated throligh the Retail De - ders in all.parts of the King- Qom r•• • • • • ' have disse•- A , , fart quantities of a spurious pieparation of this Opo lt,eitioc ; in the Bills of Directions of which the ,restates °f • Dr. Stecrs,,oir Cliariny,.criiss, and chineli-yarc , are mute use of, in order the more cony( I Mr. Newbery,ot:S . t. , p et au e l' y e to deceive unwary Purchasers. ' • [ ~ The, genuine Opodeldoc-is prCpared 'and sold by F. New- PtrY and Sons,..Nols. st, Paul's, riot p t i l at t )ra from Cheapsu e y included; sold, in neat, 2. nil.. each, the Coach-way, a few and by their A ppoin by I) iceY and pu,, o il , BoW Church -Yard ; Bacon and Co. No. I Se* a n d. I ' n'"dlng' N o. 7 6 , Oxford-street ;1. Wade;Old Bond-street ; ,:11 - 'y itigi ,Co, CockSpUr•street ; I. Ward, Middle-row, ”9lburn ; I. Tot?, Royal Exchange ; W. Clarke, Borough, ,;%, alVt-iitreet ; and by J. 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