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0' • :. • * ID*. ; 7:ll‘N. r. •. y _... '`, „a:.. NUMBER 4223.1 ~. a NEW STAI E LOTTEU:Y • BEGINS DRAWING the 12th of .1111A.Y.080G. SCHEME, Priii of X?-5,000 - - is .- 2 - 20,b00 - - - 2 - - lu,boa 3 - - sOOO - - le - - 2o - - - S 6 - - 6zon • ‘25,000 '5OO 100 SO 21 '$ 1 0:0 Tickets 4o,oLie Zo,ooo .lo,cno 5000 stooo 28Q0 130,200 .47450 t 000 • -.; rive First-drawn Tickets, T st'Day tooo' each X soon Five First-drawn Tickets, 3ii Day laoz each. ..5600 First-drawn - - 4th D 4 - - • - to,ooo Ditto - - sth Day- - - ' Ditto • - - - 6th, Day. - - 2jtooo . .. Price of a Ticket - - - ,c 1 .9 is o . .. .• 1-lalf - - t'fo 2 o k .. Eighth-' s zl2 0 - Quarter - - 5 2 0 Sixreenih . - - i 6 0 TICKETS and SHARES:are on Sale at ali the Licenced Lthtery-tiffiecs. STATE LOTTERY, - To begin Drawing on Moutlay, May 12. ETAZARD, BURNS; and Co. Stock-Brokers, at Lott.e.r.y OlAce„ii3rUoyal Exeliauge, Lon e'' don, a!2 n( * )w'selling, in great yariety of •Nutrioers, tickets and Shares for the above Lottery. No. 50,730, a Prize of 20;0001. on ath Feb. last, was sold by. them in one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares. The present Lottery consists of 0n1y.2.5,000 Tickets, and :the Scheme contains Prize of • £ 2 5 ,0001 z Prizes of k 10,000 2 - 5000 &c. &c, sze. , . Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. MORE PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. ICWIFT and CO. No. - I I Poultry (Joint Contraa- .1 1.3 tors for the . present ,kottery),- teeohernseives highly gra. tified by the general approbation which the Scheme has re ceived. They can with confidence recommend it to ,the at tention of their FriendS..and - the as possessing supe rior athantageS - to the Schetnes of the .late Lotteiit's. It con-' inns upwards of too° Prizes more than the last - tottery,with only the same number of Tickets, and has eyed an increase • 1 {4'147 riirs upon the May Lottery. of-last year, which con- . .? siited 0f..5'00, Tickets more. The highest u this Lot- - 1 test' is 25,0c01. and the lowest. 2 To begin -Drawing -the istit of Mo.)", . . . folrowing Capital Prlzes were ;hared and sold at this Office in the late Lotteries, -• .No. 6795, - - £ to,eoo No. 0619 , 9302. - 10 , 0.01 . 19 , 55 6 - ' 5000 8041 10,606 79 it - 5030 i 3,824 - 16,000 11,599. - 5300 , ft°,giz • .-. looctp 20,530 - 5000 Besides rnany.9thers of 2,0..01. 10001. 5001.,4c; No: 226 Z lo,ooe. ARIISON. and -BROOKE, Stock Brokers - and I , . - Licericect‘iottery_ottis.t xe.?pers, No. 237, Piccadilly, , 1 neat the Hi% Marled . ; establiliedin9ic than 5o year:i, Ito f.li , oni; received, and happy in'hat;ing sold the VirstTYraivit Ticket oftlie la*t 'Lottery, No.' t 7,8,80, Ln!!ticd to lti,ozzl, in one Half anti. eW t t. Sixteeitt _ would he still More. 161ipy to'seive out t?rill'eri F aten‘l slices of theT\S:Cl7l. tie&-er T weiity-tive -Th11413;116-41 the ensuing ime;tlie-Sceine for whiCh may be had . of them grails, an:l seen .in alt. the Lptidop.ppers, andowhich lisey ur l mach pic.tsed to tinl is Nieraily approvA. of, a; it certainly holds ,:ur pro3;),-;:l aA - ratilaige tO Purchliers , much superior to any_for.fr,ir lot tery. Prins.to anZ'runoitn't sold by Ttne;rl paid-untitedlitely. The Drawing begins May . , 12 - - • ST:\ I,(IT.CARY,•-•5. ' - Begins litavviilg the 12th .f ,:5•D6 .. .. HAlLand Co.. 'Successors to . Mr. Nicholson, at .the.itStote Lottery - No. SS, C(OI; '-:1141 LI., cor mixiirthe.'tqai. Exchahge , , I t oAlcion; respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Fill - Ale 'that TICKETS Sti Alt ES fo: the nbavq Lutierx ...Ile selling in. variety , ,o N.i di vided into lialveS, Sixtechths, .starrip ea according to' Ad of Parliainent: ••, • N. 11. Orders from the C , :titry, accompanied with short dated Biil§, Bsak Notes, Cah, or• PAtst-(.)114:.e.0rde.r, exc . - .citted on the same Term- as per,0r.4113. present. ' - *+* Money tur Phzes as S , ..0 as drawn. • soc 1 ETy for the. DISCHARGE and RE LI E F•of PER SONS IMPRISONED for SM,,I.L: DEli rs. • ..., 'raver , ..s,trcet, March 29 120 6 . AN U L ANNAL 'GENERA COURT-. of. this So C 1 ETY.witt be lilct here on Wednesday next, the'Ll ,:if April, a: Twelve o'Cloek,. to Audit the Accounts 2 , the 3 ist inbt. and on other Special Affair,. •' • . . R. GRAS..‘ , V ELL, Secretary. . . r. EORGE K.EY,Upholsferer and Cabinet-maker, LOwer Grosvenor-stree, Grosvenorsquare, begs leave tb return'his`rno“ giateful Acknowledgments to the Nobilify, gentry,. And others,-for the many Favours conteried on hint, and.acquaints them that the eartnership t•etween , hum and.. Icflr. Charles Smith is dissofved ;•• that he _is removed to o. 74; in the sarrie'Streer,. %vhere the'Business wall be car ried on, on his 6, : •yitaceclttot,.antF to : solicit a continuance of those Favours he_li4s so otrett - experienceJ we,ile inPartner ship ; as the principal manageipent of the Business rested wholly on him tor' many ..years, lie flatters himself that his attention td their orders will merit future favours. All Debts clue to the late Prirm of Smith and Key will be received' either by Mr. Chairs Smith or Geori,;e Key. T HE real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and NIA RTI N . This invaluable 'Composition,. with halt the usual labour, procltices the most brilliant jet black ever beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finest Linen, is perre , :ll, free frOm any un pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. 6SrArl, wholesale,. by Ray and Martin, at the Manufadory, tlci. 97, High liolborn; retail by F, Day, No. 7, Tavistock... street, Covent-garden • IV. Day, No. 65, Swallow-street; Mtell,• No. i, ; and by the principal Boot. makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and in every town throughout -the United Kingdom, in Stone Battles, price is. 6d. each. • • • DEViThISHIRE. , _TO BE LEI'T, from Lady-Day last, for the Term of Four teen or Twenty-one Years, ';ilC Mo'st Desirable and Improveable ESTATE, lA. called FORD and WAYIIOUSE, five miles West from Exeter, seven front - Crediron, and nine from thud itcigh •This Farm is •perfealy compaet, lying all within a Ring Fence, facing the South, Clear the Turripiko-Road from Exeter to Murtenhampsteacl,anci hounded on the West by the Road leading from Cre :bon to Chudleigh,- and consists of Aliott.t 1 . 26 Acres of very' fine.Corn,Pasture,and Orchard Land, scurie part capable being watered_ from the . wash'of the, -a tats anti other Streams. There are about seven Acres of ,CChard, six of whiCh is just conli;ls in its. prune.. The .Cyder malt fromithese T ees is, remarkably:fine; an excel . 4nt Form-house, Cow Stalls, large Barn,.Stables, en -closed C6tirtlage,'and every LonVenience that can be wished. The:Farm Hottse,cancasily he converted into a Shooting.ii.: - .x, which the Owner wi!l stove no objestlion to do. 'The Estate ties in a rri , st beantiftrt, romantic, and eery Sporting Coun try. where Game,is extremely plenty, and contiguous t;-) the Premises is a small 'Plow Streatri. Prc,visions of all kinds are,wontierftilly cheap. Tire whole of the Taxes, Repairs; arid every sort of out-going, will' he allowed by the Land lord.. For letting the above 'au Au4ion will be held at the. _Half Moon, High-street, Exeter, at Three o.'Clock, onT ri day the 4th•of April next. • For Particulats, and . a Plan Of tire Grounds, : apply 'at No.- - 21, ; Mr. Cove; Castle street. Exeter; Cr to Eric ward Hawkitu,'Oc.Tenant, who will spew the Premises,. " a .~'-~ . . ~~ r`,+~.'' 17 .:- '. -77-1 i , t,,--41: , / :4 , . . ill I) A .Y, ..•• .: cAlvr-sivi.pGE,, MA Wei-1"24, 18" , !6. . ... I -AVERY large mdjority, of the Resident Mein- ,I hers of the 'Senate having aPrcssed an anxious ( - 6.: sire th s &t some ,•honotirable and permanent : Mark . : of rcspea : , should be shewil - bY the t niversity to tree Mernory of Mr. P ITT, a Meitinovas accordingly held -This Day, at Trinity lodge, at which, , „ . -I t wA•u-nallimousty Resolved, -/, --• • • i. That-for the purpose of ereaing a Statue, as the most. .honourable and Termanent mark of respel to the Mealo'ry • tf Mr. PITT, a Subscription be immethatcly opened among' those who. are, or have been, _Members of tlw. Univcrsily, and that the Statue* offered to the Senate. . - ' 2., That Dr. Turner. Dr. Pearce, Dr. Mansel, Professor • Farish, Mr. Marsh, Professor Wollaston, Mr.: soiNedDy, • Mr. J. Brown, Mr. Inman,:or any five of.them, be a C0m.... inittee to condu,el the execution of this Design. 3. That:the Rev:: j. Brown, of Trinity College, be -re quested to undertake the Office of Secretiry, to whom ail .I.6tters on the subjea may be-addressed. . -•- • 4. That no Money be paid till called for by the Committee. 5 That the above kesultitions be inserted in the Public Papers, : :, • • . - _.. 1 6. That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Master of Trinity College,' for - the• - use of his Lodge upon this occasion, and for the very handsome manner in which he has cotiditaed,ihe Business - of the Day. . A LIST ofthe GEN T LE Al E N who have already subscribed. The Vice-Chancellor .. -.- ,C 31 to 0 Master of Jesus College -- . - p 10 0 : - . . .. 31 lo o --- 1 St. john's . _ .. 31 10 0 Bene't - - . • et o 0 • Professor Wollaston . • - - - , - 20 6 0 Mr. C. H. -Wollaston, King's.. . '-- 10 0 o -:•'llaster of Emanuel ` • - - ' 6 -5 o Dr. jowett - . - - - 23 o 0 , , Master of Tr'tity College • - - 31 10 0 Maidaien • - • . - . 5 5 0 Mr. C. Simeon, King's . .. - 21 0 o. , Mr. H. Marsh, St. john's • - - :- 31 10 • 0 , Mr.-G. F. Tavel, Trinity College , .. 21 00 . Mr. j. Wood, St. john's . - . - 21 'o o mr. j. Inman, St. john's. - - - - - ' 5 5 0 Mr. Dealtry, Trinity College ... - to lo o Mr. S. Blackall, Emanuel College. . - _ • 10 la o Mr: . SowertiY, Queen's _ _ - to I, 0 Mr. 'l'. Shield, St. john's , ‘.! - 5 5 o Mr. E. Rodgers, Magd. = - .. - 10 to 0 PeOfesso'r Vince • - - - - to to o . _ Mr. W. Coopers, St. John's- - -"• -:5 5 0 Mr..C. ,Chevallieri Peinb. - - .. 5 5 :o -Mr. W. Giming,hani, Cains • - - 5'5 0 Mr. T. Thomason,- Queen's - . 5 5 ° Mr. G., King, Trinity College - - - 5 5' o Mr. 1. 'Asplerid, Pemb. - - - • 5 5 0 'Air. 1. Holden, Sid. - - 5 5 Mr. I, H.. Batten,• Trinity-College - ~ : 5 5 -o Mr. H V. Bayley, Trinity College - . 10 la o Mr. J. Braelsiaaw, St. John's • ' - - 5 5 0 Mr. R. Tooth, Trinity College - 5 5• 0 Mr..j. Beverley . - - - -2 2 o Mr. j. Gill, St. lolli's - - - 3 :3- 0 -Mr. T. Lloyd, King's- - - - -la 'o o MT. 1 , . Brown, Trinity College - 1040. O :Mr.. / R. 'Tatham, St: john's- . '.. - - 5 5 o Mr,' I..•iltow.n, St,-john's - -- 5 5. 0 Mr. W. Webb,' Clare Hail .: - 5 5 0 Mr. M.. W. lonis, St.-John's - - - 5 5 a Mr. T. Jackson, St. 161111'4 - - lo to o Mr. .I. Doncaster, Christ's - 5 5 o. Mr. I . 'Shepard, Trinity. College - - c 5 o. Mr F. Goodwin, St. john's , -: - 5 5 o oar. Shepherd,-King's .. , - 7 5 5. 0 &Aar. Fortescuei Trinity College - , 5 5 0, `Mr. Long,: Trinity College ' - - 5 5 - 0 7 Mr FR. Prix; Tiinity College-- - -•-• 3r to 0 :Hon C, Pown'gend, frinity'College P. , ', : . Brooke, • •fesv-s Col leg:e .. - Mr. W - . Pritchard, St. I:onn's iMr. Outram, -Public Orator !Mr. .lakoirtiq, trinity College 'Mr_ R..A. Tucker, -j _sus College _ . . 10 10 0 •S , 5, 0 5 5 'S 5 0 5 S 0 5 5 -o . . In :1: Cahlwell, - St. john's Mr. Kelly,- St. john's Mr. Nlittoni, st. John!s Mc. I . I. Fisber, St.- John's Mn Simons, St. Johns - - Mi 4. Gipps, jan;• Sri John's- - Mr.. Calehor°t~, St. jutrtt's . . - Mr. 1. A. Lloyd, Trinity College Wray, Trinity k...ollege - Mr. Williantsbn, 'St. lohn's - Mr. W. F. _K - aym6nd, Trinity College -Mr. C,: Devon, St. John s - • Mr Trinity Collzge, 'Mr. T. RoOerts,lF manuel - Mr. G. ,1 7 1. T.. Farbrace, Chr. Mr. Smith, Trion.y ColL:ge . . MaSter of 'CliriSt's - Laid , Headley, -Trinity College Mr; , W;-Eagle,.-Trinity College: Mr.. W. Green, Trinity. College. Mr. C. M. Molloy, Trinity College Mr. VL Grylls;•Triiiity•College Mr. T. Wells, Trinity College Mr. S. M. Phillips, Sid. Mr. E. Yeats, Trinity College •• • Mr.. llevgill, Trinity College, Mi. W. Franks, Trinity college Mr. F. 'l'hackeray, Emanuel • Mr. E. C. Taylor,_ Trinity' Mr. A. Campbell, Trinity;College Mr. 13. Chapman, Camas • Mr. jer.. Day, Cains - . , • • Mr. W.E. 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Abingdon-street, West minster ; and Albemarle-street. • *,* In'the Number of these Monuments is the celebrated Stone, witii•the' Hierogly phi 'Egyptian, and Greek I nscrip /tiros, found at Rosetta; also the magnificent Sarcophagus from. Alexandria, which Dr. Clarke. in his elegant• entitled ". The Tomb of .Alexander," has evinced, from 'ac. , .cumulated Evidence, to have been the very Cofiin in which that- Hero' was enshrined. .The Drawings have been made by Mr. Alexander with all pFidlity ' and are engraved by Mr. Medland, in the best.Sqle oftheArt. •Che whole Coileaion will be included in about Twelve NuMbcrs, at a Guinea-each, and published at short intervals. (\, L.le, -::: 27 ' .. - 7 i . \ t... , --,,:,..- ~-, .• '-‘\, ._, i‘ ~..., , - , H7l`, r-,,,... ; ,, 4.. „4 , ~.,,,,......_, H . 1 4 ;) Li'iii-E_ St'-..PENCE bR, IOHN REID ON CONSUMPTION. '. • This Day was, published, In One elegant Volume, post Bvo. price 7s. in hoardS, A TREATISE on the ORIGIN," PROGRESS LA_ PitIi.VENTION, and TkLITMENT b C. ON .SUMPTION.' .By TOHN REID, M.. D. Member of the Royal College of Physicians, London ; riot Physi..ian to the Fidbury Dispensary, and Lecturer 'on the Theory and Pradice of Mt...ticine - z • : London: Printed fcir Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge street Bikkfriars ; and sold by lohn Murray, 1'1,N:4-street ; , I. Callow, Crown-court, Soho; COx; St. Th.orttas Street, Southwark ; and all other Booksellers. . . .. This Day was pahliSheck • ~ Embellished with a beautiful Engravingfrom a Design by , Mr. ()pie, price 6s. in boards, the Fourth Edition, . .i.lllllllO 0- E M• S. By Mrs. 0 P .I - E.. , .1. Priiited for Longman,. Hurst, Reei, and Orme, Pa-. .... ternoster row. . , . ".- We have inurethan once announced and commended the polite - Compositions of this Lady. 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NEW •MEDICINE ACT. • • NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St.'Panns - ; Church-yard, - London, Proprietors of Dr. -(ami's's frowdpr and other valuable Preparaltons, inform the Punlic;" 'that id-conseqUenCe'of the New'Stauip Ditties, the Price of • that iVledicine will be in future '2S, od. per Packet, or ss. - 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had . for tl.4s. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Com- missicners, for Mr. Newbery's Separate use, -in which the words, `.` F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved, land as it is presumed that this will be a sufficient seceniry ! against Counterfeits, has Signature on the Labels will be discontinued. The. following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the first twenty of which Mr. Nevibery's Stamps affix 0, , but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be At lowed the Stamps gratis. • s. d. Dr. janies's PoY:der z 9 Dalby's CarminatiVe Do. in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do; Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4' o DAL large Box - 24 o Freake'sTinel.of Bark 4 o Dr. Steer's Opodeldoe z 6 Dr. Htrxham's ditto :2. 0 Do. Convulsion Oil - a 6 - ,Tonic..Pills z 9 Ditto Nitre Drops z 6 English - 2 9 Do. Cirnomile'Drops t 9 • Dr. Hooper's 1::14. Do. Paregorie'Lozenges r ti grant's Dr6Rs " - xi Angibaud's Blois ditto t ti I ngliSh's Scots Pills r 0 EssenceolColtstbot 3 ' 6'. Henry's M igoesia z'6 , Mr. Spence's Dentifrice. 4- o Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Snuff" o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 56, tone S's Rheum. Tina: 3 6 Dr. Solandtr's Tea i Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenough's Tint:lure t Essenceof,Peppermint x D0,..-Tolu Lozenges t /4 Glass's Magnesia- -- 3 6 Essence of Ginger - z 6 N. B: As many Persons, particularly Messengers, mis take the fiduse; of:Messrs. NerThery, they think it necessary to point out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, fojr Doors froni.Cheapside, witli these words inscribed on the Front': . "-THE - ONLY 'WARIiHOUSL FOR DR. lAMEiS's POWDER." • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sir. • NO. g, New. Bridge-street, , LOndon. CONSIDER it but au a& 'of justice due to the. Merits of your LEAK F.'s PATENT PILLS, to coin-, munieate, to you the following Cure which has recently beeti performed by them:—An Acquaintance of mine, by - the breaking out of ani'_blt - I2Veneteir - 1 Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton; and although he had the best inediciil advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothilig could be procured which ..-•c..fted to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in st niost're &iced and pitiable situation for two years, unable 'w his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs.; in fiLtino one who knew him ever strpposed ii pos . - sible for him to recover. - He was advised at last to r/Y,yout Leake's Pills—he did sb, adhering Strictl;) to the cifrealons ' given with them. He had not taken more than two boXes he .tore he, found an alteration, for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he tnund his - appetite and strength gradually return, and is now - as healtll2 , and stela as any man I know. Yoli are welcome, Sir, to tefer any person to me for a • confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. • I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, -Folkstone. THOS. U R - DAY. Prepared and Sold•by the Sole Proprietor; • . • THOS. TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. g, New Bridge-street; • NVhere, after, a constant residence of more , than Forty Years, in a , practice particularly diretted to the Cure of Verse . real Complaints, and those incidental to Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should alWaYs observe, he flatters himself, the• advice and assistance - he gratuitous ly aiiministers to Persons taking this • Medicine, will be • esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. • Also sold, by, his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance,. at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toyshor, No. 103, Oxford stiect ;- Mr. Disborough's, No.. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baiter's South -bridge, lidinburgh; Mr. M‘ Donald's, Glas gow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; Mr. 13illinge's, Liverpool ;. Mr.. At'..ntson's, Manchester ; and by one, Person in every • zonsiderable Town in Great• Britain and Ireland, in Boxes_ of only zs. gd. each, sealed, up with full and Plain lions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold. in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is pinn ed at the Starnp-oiWce, "T. Taylor, No. g, New Bridge, street," 'to imitate which is l'elOny. and all others are coun terfeits. ~~ 1 1 Y