The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-28 00:00:00

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P IE rOMUISSIONERS for V ICTUA L L IN G e 114 II LIJESTY'S NAVY do hereby glee Nonce, ' l ° 4 7 uesday tke 1514 day of July next, they will be 'ready 7enders in writing (sealed up), and treat for 0 lIUNDItgn CHALDItO:SS ;VCOAI.g (each Chaldron :IwoLt of Thirty-siX Bushels, Ii inchtster 111easurf), of Cie f u llotaingiiieutiiies, "tray Vane Tunpest's }Auttlditins Itlissell'g lioaree Nloorc Main, N 6 bettle bourne Moor, laralinnev Printrt,se Main, M Ain, Nrisharo'b 114.711 Main, or Lanihtcyn' Main ; roie rielivrrerl into the Cellars of the Royal Hospital at : 4114 , brha ten t h e ist and alit days dugnst next ; eby Bills payable, withoal Interest, Sixty irys eft,' (lat.,. c, r 'f the Contracts 2nary be seen ar the Serie' -7 114 e, at this office, or applying to the Steward of Ali " ; r qvii wit/ be had to any Tender ix whieh the Price " e k inserted in . words at leott i rth, or that shall r t deiteli nered to the agar(' before One o'Cloch an the sai d :4 e Isl 4 of July here, nor unless the Person vib e s Ti'sder, or /sh. Some Person on lie behalf; attends , 104,, eautdivr. 0„ GOODTR VP:JIANG, from the SMl.'l .. - 61 x - iii ir t( S.NOW-t-111,L. To VOlt . K, LLEDSI v iH I) , and all PARTS of the NOIL,Tri. • '"'" t„ • dt Co.whes,the Bit Itorses,and keep exculltutTinte s A ,„ By 14, ‘v. iIIt)UNTAIN ttird Cti. __ ! A czN's REA' II D INN, SOW-11 1 . 1 4L, O . :N LoN9 11- IE, f , . r CHES. II:kIT4 ollotsing pos- C O . C Sr i coAcuirs %:... 1111: ... ~ L. se . t out from the•'Saraceti's . . Head Du 11, 4 tPkt t il a ' • ?IRE , a N e w LIVERPOOL Light Coach, mily one 0 t •*des.: • 1 4 " the Ittia.l„ earring Four Insides oild.Four a ,i.s ,s: At , ,ilitt .every Day at Oita o'elueli, arrives ,at Lireritts o ll , n ,u ' i t , 1, 4 11,j„""" at Six o'clnek, t lirtsugli Dilatable, .IV .ne l . . 1 ey, Iv Aunt Northampton, Welford, Lutterwortly, !, 11 g k t foro, IvAunt, Lit.'hfield, Stone, Kugel', Newcastle. --nu s ~.. ttl irlArt and Prtseut. • ziou n Ilasi og ohke . 1414:41T0N Lymingtoti,. Winchester,. Is ''..., and t o'clock iii tts, hi, ; , 1.7 r,/tlr illsideCtlaCil at 11,11f-pil.S. .! .. 1--.V .1 ____,._..... tv. , M t , ,TOZ, arrive s at the Dolphin Inn, Solt ._,.arrleue to Ali, 4 1 (1 ' 4 :L.—Thi s •is a most. delight fill t () T l l., tvre d e t 0,,,; t ''.'r Wight, jersey,' Utternsey,' St:Maims, ri, ii,..ltierl,urli e v WSIIIIRY µ. It- • ,t o and Sl l Broal , Post-Conch, 'ry Ey , e tist, n, NVEl•i ( y.g.lf,ist Five ii'clock,—,•titiartled.„ I"thury ..I.ndorer, 4 ,,nil 1t a. ,,,„.% 1 ri,Dorcliester, 11l attilford, S 4 A ' ft .rilo' on. The %', , 5„,,, '`,sti."te, new Punt Collol,' every k st. M a . tie,. tkc ll4 raCkVIS to Guernsey Jersey, :We n.), , l !XrI:P !: ! I- {mouth, 10,141.411 a. Photaouth, Weyinontits I) orcil tsle Y r .' .. i t i r ,,', 1 ,... 41. , i, ' %. (arth, 411,1 sati\b„,„. r.;,•v Post Oriels, every _ _. , : kl'xadt ! ,, 4 4 o . , ll "klt, througli kloniton, Asinitister. onuinm- .. I10:,1;1 n',,i'int, I, ''' 1 • ' II . '' . - ' e' Al" ' ' Stilton and - untln, Vin, R0, ; ',,;1 4 11,1i tt4 , Pet el b0r0i.:•,,:,.i. • , titl,,CL"l/ ca; - '• t every hvening to spitsuy, 4it. CAS utt • RATI / " . .. 3,, Y, unit t In'l. )eilll4t, a nti ItitlSlol . Flying l'o‘t-C'aiselves, throngh Chi p : It m. -*•!itirse, and Siarinorosigh, rVel y .44,1tcrootchib; am" i i, et •-,• 1 ;, ''!','Y'' , . the to eylsotitol 1011, 'Bath, and the London tritt,`-”l'l'llirojaiist.Gtret.:l, end the sysito it, bristisl, next !stoat- Xs ► : ahs... to Wells, liritlgev,.aler, Taunton, Exeter, PlT oitt, ti .. - tt'' c. . .11s new li.- tit Coach, railed The Rockingham sets out .r t . • . , , > AIA. Y Morning, eirrics Four InSitles only, an.l gees •remar . 14 4 .1, with a t.tiard through,,ut. l'outts thr.w4h Stam colt; Ntti,:ark, Retrotd, I)on.y:riter, and Fer ,- Oruige, lz the ks i „,,,R Lion, Leeris-,.ues,t morning, Not with. r tanifi t ,g the ‘.4;4 44 a144r, Ea t lydition of this Co.tch, it 14 allowed to be the IL, „,''(,, veal. le and complete Public .Con vet ancs , on tin"' Mirth 6i',,:wil.g unequalled in Accommodation .iy any other. IN 4 0W, 1,0110 . 11'11, till Nlllit•gftv 0, l, Di.infries, 1,411111 Ti • i vi s luliar..Kilii Cannitick King swell, loq.„ , on nri , • .LII, , . , , . y,tl, Snits Of Siet,lialld, .1 Pettit (...' , ..4..,.' ,:t1;11 1 1). t „,.. ,i'ttr,, sp ,, ,iitir,,El, • W..iiti,v, ,: t• ~:.;,, Sunderland. New 14;;:*,Iiiklid Exiiiil)urgl., \ i•s ' ~ ri ' ''' ' ' I ' : ' ' .. ,C h 1 ". i 1 li a Gluwi t l i i 4 ii i lk"lt; set. 44411. ! ,r, i , , , . , !,., ..y o..t' ii Newrirlr, Itet til) - ,, 41:1 ""1ers l)isrli.i ....,., .\:.,, ..1, i.lertoti, Diithato, Min 1 1,,::,t'w Berwick. l' i , ,,,,,,,.,ers .'ind,ii.f, ilieinsuli'ei fatigued 11,, t ,,,C`3.v , length , ,if mt. joUrney, may rest wlaut time :lie: ii'L..a. _ad then vroceed .in NA ith an any atiaitional Fare. k„ " 1450 R(.111G14 s% ini.lon, Bambhury, liunger ford, and ! 'Air II , It itir 7,..1....t t."..ach, at .I.,.eveii, Nlornitig. .t.v,,,i ti z 44FINOR'rlt and Walsal New - Post COnell, every .Altt: • • • ! . t,,, t , 'SL Y., Penrith, and Whiteliaren, 'Four Inside Past .klioig a, Ai.! a Gnat II all tile way, passes through ilrortg4, l nti ,. },,C,reatiht ',lt:, li,!entoond,Catterick, tiorought!ridge li , ttr.„TT.. Abertord, Doncaster, and Grantham. 5i....t . ,0 fl: ,t 1 14,4, 4 ",ning, d.nil perfortoo the jinirrikl mill tile lta, t:" . "4 4 , .` PaSiell k e ri delliitittd 011 the 110.1t1 li y bilxltlebt, 01 • I ' l l'e , :"' ll4V t'ttle IPA:W . Iu advantage tel their Seats being SC.• t .., 1 .14 the next coach tha l r l / 4 1, , Laneatt .r, Preston Kirby-Lnnsdale, Bolton, ku,;ol"t°Y.oln.iskirk, an d Garstnier 'Post-Coaches, every ~ titter o 1,1& 1 1• : t Vire o'cloek.....Guttrde4.- ( 1 0 4 1,4001., Warrington, Kr:utfortl, Stone, and I.' i telt - Pit t ' ','' 4 ! Coach, caller' 'file Itreulatur, every .I;l*Muing at l ''''l 4- "ck i .t " Ille Saracen's head Inn, Dale..treet, Liver!! '"A.O-tryi I ' VA': !.'4, -rd throughout. Half-post 1 tr. i '441.1•11.13 Fost-Cuacit. every Morning, at H. 4 'lack. ' ~elit.os. l Nantwich, no rtlo ;. 'r-R, N'i.wp ir t, Whitchtirch. Tarivir•ei..-.-' • , il , ti t , .. , `old liddiewiell Imu.t-Coar.h, every k..r"Rig' sty;,lotl i eve ry Ali tni , )l '"'lLLA NI), Stockton, tlntl Yin , n"," C uac-1 ~,,,-.? to th e Georg e llin, S.inderlami. With al, tit; tl-11, .S'I'Elt, Winilow, t,ozsgleton, Nesyeastle, ,,l.,ii. Nt. , ,!'ll'yl'llittill , 2 o l ) , rust-C;:uach, every Attcrittoo• C ; u 4 :- •,... i„ 'itI.FIELD and it' 1 '1 3'll6tA.VaCia - "Xii ati . ./t. let mast , calle4 the .I‘4o‘. hill\i,(l). Mortilu4;. 4(. 4 . IN " 4I A.NI 1.0 . 41. Coach with a Guard, sets out every l...!'","ll, and rea.eatts Birtniiwlloln no" d u Y 3t NI " 1". . 11 ' ,.' 4. 4 . , "Y Okfurst, Eustott told Shill:stone, to the Saracen 's i.,,lhill,orect, Birmingham. 1 E 4 r.:,,,lLL.Northeare, HilWden, Thorn,. and Doncaster , ‘-''' iti• '')'' vvtry Mor • ,• t 1. If- iasx. Six, to the truss Drys, riri o . , • 11111 6 4 14 1 010:c 11, 1)0r ? t 111, l' t ,. ' Lit,' 13 ..a 1 ;•Nlargate, Sandwich. RamsxatesCatller b ; ll. ,Y i : tt I, llam, c b., thmti, i • , 1 , ~. an d Stioud,- New lus 1 , 11,..- \ 1 . .. tot it's c s ' 4 1: , -.,,, • oi aing, Noon, and Night. elll 1)1 1), ;Ware Hodilestion, and Chtsbuist C% neck, rY tion,i„,. , I' rii%NllAN' a nti rt , tot, ewe!, (daily). at f lalf- P" t ti l , n,, . , . .i. Lion , i.ith, , ""' Pala I Wo, Halt-past t.our,. and tk. }fait-past $.:4:42Ei „ v , wAcGoNs. , 44 ” 1-1 Z1 1 1 1 ""111 tl) WiAtforti and Stan inoro, rht• ee 1 1 . q1 Pt Wet ft. • and , all Ports of Sutl•ak, ty 1 4 uviy, ar), . Lip ,"' , IY • Ti - Abing on, e tY, d 11 I • Bristol, and' 'Mei . a w, (flew. &lAN! V/ ON, V. m e I,vntlhoyst, I .y . it ttroh. Ritt ortl.ogltwidge. tV in1 1 )1 0, N t i lz 'A iitti: of NV titto ,J. vie , , tiue rosey Vt; 4 4;"" wl Twlclictitiant o T W /C e • g • f'i4l. ;•\ W . . RI a i4itti VtioniAich every Day. o \I • uNTAIi4 and CO. respect ally avillajiltl...liV.s. troPtletie, t i:4t thy,- wit i not actikintu i r 3 . 1 41 q, "t!,4* l'assen t .fre, Lu t .,•444, Onto, bte• •of 1ti. 5 4 1. 1 ., 1 ,1 t - c- 1 " 4- pi Vtlitte it L k , lost. or ciatu:sged, / -w r a c t t ocii* O. " 41titi 1 / 1 4Ltai:u., Itod o r % *.at ot I' •• .14 ,„...... . :- . • ~1 , ..... ,.. i, , -•-• ~' ' . '' ' ...),..; ~'N, ' .-. ' •: . .... 1 .4, / //:;11 , . ' ' -' ' ' '4...., ......k.i-- -!. , s:-" .-- -,_. - -.--" . ......,-1.1 , . . , .:-/ , ,:,•"...... or s 1.- -. H....-•• - f , ‘,- - , 4 .--, ,, „ • .-.--- - ' 07,. pril(),) !It f Ff - •"''''s-N --r. . . _ if • ~. • • SOW ~,,, , !,5,...,:"..... , .5‘ 1 .5 1 :14 7. 04. . . '.1.. . tik. i t , 4 . • . •, , A i ---- M -..... z .-„, ;; ; ; ;\ ‘ .....- .....,.. ~` ,- Nl , 'OP ,a ' ...'. '''''' .' 1,;,,,,,4 , . \ , •-• •:' ` , + 4 • • ... . • ... . . . SALES BY AUCTION TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, fly Mr. SOTHF.IIr, nuokseller, at his House, 145, Strand, opposite Catherine-itreet, ou Monday, June So, at Twelve u'Clnck, - A PORTION • of.. it . GENTLEMAN'S LI BRARY; coitSiSting of A re - ry Choice S.,terfinn of E ng .. lisp History, Voyages,TiAvtis, and Belles Leaves :—Amuug which are, Dui:dale's Nlnnasticon An4liLaulint, a VOl3. Russia, marble leaVtlss. 170, 32, and ; Fuller's Worthies, RUSSia ; Historical Dictionary, 5 vols.l Dimiale's Baronage, Austin; •Kaitin's:Flistory of England, with 'findal's Cootionation, 5 v 914. complete Pocockes East, 2 vols. Nlanning's Stirrey, 3 roll.; Camden's Britannia, by - Gough, 4 vol, Russia; and many others Of . eqnal whole"are elegantly humid in Morocco and Russia, tor extra Call, by Lewis, and other eminent Binders. To I . A:viewed, and Catalogues hail at the Place. Qf Sale. COSTLY FRENCH CHINA, BRONZES, CLOCKS, CANDELABRAS, IWUL, &c. PHILLIPS revectfully notifies,. that -1 V.L on MONDAY, June :.10, and several following Days, be shall bare the honour of exposing for .bale by Auction. ps. his Oreat Room! , 73, New Boutl.street, SUPERLATIVELY RICH ''ASSEMBLAGE of PARISIAN ELEGANCIRS',, in ancient and modern Furniture, and Ma', queterie de Buhl, - splendid Cloek, Candelabras, Gitandoles 7 , Tripods,Vescg, Urns in Bronze ntrl Or-noiln, tine specimens of Royal Sere, Aneouletne, and Oriental Poreelain, particu larly. an I.lnique.trinner, Dessert, and lea Service, inhnitably enamelled in an extensive Collection of Views, Private and Public Buildings and Chateaus, and Allegorical Subjects, Costumes, Sce. beitutiful Groups and Figures iii Bisgnit, an Assortment of superb, usefUl, and ornamental, Porcelain in Tea and Coffee Eattipr*s,. Cabinet Gents, Pi)-Ponriesi Essence and FlowVv UrnsatulVa4s, Alabaster anti Marbles, and the must costly and splendid variety of decorative Vertu yet displayed for public :inspection. H May be viewed p•rior to Sale by Catalvues only, at 3s. each, to be had at 73, New Bond-street. • Fine India Muslin!, Shawls, and Indian Curiosities, Irish and 'fable Stii6l, and a Geaeral Absuitmeat'at Linen Dro , pert', without lteserve. TO BE'SOLD BY AUCTION • By Mr. CHAMPNEY, on the Premises, No. 16, Cheapsitle, on MONDAY, he 7th July, - 1817,' and two follaWing 1/48, at Ten o'Clork each day, on account of the number of Lots; by order of the Proprietor, M. Millard, in consequence of his going into the Wholesale Home and Foreign Trade, THE Whole .of his. very VALUABLE anti EX TENSIVE STOCK, , coniirising India square, and long Striwls and Scarf., India Gold and Silver Nluslinsi yortorees, Jainclanaas, i l,iliballies, Nainsooks, heerhstrticonnas, Books, Long Cloths, Doreas, Deems Handkerchiefs, Nankeens, Birde of Paradise, India Minds, Chessmen, turd various India Cu- F i en,h c.imbries and Handkerchiefs, seven-eights and four-fourths Irish Linens, among which is a eel:, curious piece Prize Linen, liollands; Diapers'' • Russia, Irish and Holland SWeetings, rich Foreigiv.and • Scotch Da mask laid Diaper, Table Linen and Napliio., a general Assort ment of every thseription of British Nluslins of the most ap proved fabrics, beautiful Imitation Shawls and Scarfs, Whit. ties, elegant Printe . d,Furnitures and Linings. Lawn and Silk Handkerchiefs, Sarinets, .13onthazeetis, Stuffs, and a general Assortment of Linen Drapery Goot:s, lottJ kihsmall Lots for the convenience of Familtes, as well as the Tiade, and which will be Sold withoht ltekerve. To be virived on Fridiq the 4th, and Saturday the sth July, wheu Catalogues (at thl. etch, returnable to purchasers) -may be had an,iii4o Premises t uud of Mr. Champtiey, basing , Ruse. .•• This Day WAS published, n One large Volume, royal 4to. wive 71. is.' boards, and on large paper, 10j. Wg. boards, ADESCRIPTION .of the. principal PICTU .IaiscIUK BEAUTIES; .ANTIQUITIY.S . , and GEO LOWCAL I'll.r.s.a,Mllsl•lA, of the 11. F.. )f UT. By fifi:sTßY C. EICI.V.I.IELI), Bart. . , 'With addirninal .Obsi.rvations on the STIttTA of the ISLAND, and their Continuation in the adjacent farts of Dormishire. By Thomas %Velistcr, illustrated by .Maps, and Fifty Engrarinn, hy W. and G. Cooke; from Original Drawing~ by Sir H. tiiglelleld and T. Webster. Printed for Payne and F0. , ,5, Ss, Pall-Mall. Where may be bad, INQUIRMS concern ing Forests and Forest Laws; with .Topographical Remarks on the Ancient and .Nlodern State of the New.Furcit. Hy l'rrcivat Lewis, Felq. F.A.S. with a Map, 4to. price I I, I Is. Gd.. boards. Nun est vivere sed rilere Life is only Life, when blest with Health." rim u 'syit ens • of 'Ethic4 h to confine within due hounds; and thui to regulate the Passions ; unrestrained and insubordinate they imperiously destiny th o se harrier's which Religion and Morality have snide sacred; to 'Curb hut not annihilate them appear, the lesson of PM den'ee, best 'calculated to built their effervescence. - Leery disorganization of the human frame requires great medical knowledge to remedy, and the puirlic welfare is in u nlined when Professional Writ {disre}tarding the suggestions cif the envions and interested) devote t heir:studies to the treatment Of those complaints generated by imprudence, and , the ebullition of the passions at an unguarded moment. " The strength of a nation consists in the health Of the'pew ple ;". but it is melancholy to reflect on tins daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyrieism ; mad to counteract its far as possible its further ravages, we offer to suffering hu manity the result of Our own experience in the various dis eases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early acquired at school before Reason has asserted her right *Wet' the mind,) will, in contemplating his powerless state, become susceptible of erilit'ening sensations, in knowing that the mutt complicated state of exhaustion may be roused into - manly energy---Intense study—immoderate_ anxiety—long residence in tropical climes, and many other causes, wilt frequently, derange the Nervous System ; its such eases we can hold out nit 'assurance of re-animation, by aalmidies which haee lung answered the sanguine hopes of patients of both sexes. That bane to bninan happiness lams Venerea, aose lie ' treated fearleiSly,the improved state of Medical `science hav ing divested its antidote of those distresSing properties that so long rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing* We lis , st explain our method by observing to patients labour ng'under this malady, - that a feW days only are required for the removal. of early symptoms that the ;unit inveterate ease will yield to oar remedies within a month, and that in. a person who only 'inspects himself injured, the dbeair may be prevented riltogether from allowing {---14 similar remark applies to manyother derangements of the:getterative system, as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especially stricture., obstinate cases of which are daily removed without Hie use of t Moak or tititinitantt. Some peenliarities incidental to the softer sex have not escaped onr attention, lit widen wildness, com bined with efficacy, has superseded the means usually :Wow ed. In fine, our system is unique, Peculiarly energetic, and eminently successful. Educated in this our native city; .schocited in our profes sional attainment by it splendid medical characters; and having been able, personally, to compare With Admiration the British Surgical practice wi*is the Continental, our preten , skins to superiority Ain "branch we hate selected) are Ma tured by experience, which is evinced by.the daily applica tions we receive, eVeli from ithoaut coutntrie. GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons. PR Cr SFvINPE N C i 3. B, eerie-strut, Fteet-strcet, London, . . * * lt For the general accommodation we do not limit our selves to stated periods of practice, but may be n t at all reasonable hours.--Countiy patients are retplested de scribe minotely . their SymptoMS, ate. when medicine, with a c ieice, will be immediately tot/warded to tt9tpart of the haul: ante , l4 expected Accompany 1.6 e 1.1110, SATURDAY, J UNE 428,. 1817. TEN THOUSA.ND POUNDS for the First-drawn Ticket on the 9th of NEXT MONTH, un which Day ALL arc sure . t, be PitiZEs. OtINSBY and Co. Stock. Brokers, No: 26, JUL have a • variety of Tickets and - Shares on Sale for the, present Grand Lottery. The Scheme cootains 4 Prizes of '20,0001. 2of 10,0001.) .2 of 2,0001.$ 2 of 1,0001., 4of 5001 , 4 of 3001 ., G of £lOOl., 10 of 1001, - --besides, 501., &c. au,l only 10,400 Thliets. An early Purchase is recommended by HORNSBY and Co. as being truly advantageous t,, every Adventurer. EYTQN, Strick...Broker 0 Cur&COI, returns * O l ' his Crateful achtiewledgments to his friends for their numerous favours conferred upon him, for none than Twen ty years-past, and respectfully acqttath iMs them?fray the Sc ha heele atis the. new Lottery,.to hOgin o n the , ihe dgr as hbove..--There are several new points which, he is sure will inert the Approbation of totthyAdeentorils, nnt in particular, for 5,900 !Mullis drawn on the first - day still each bvcome a new 'richt, .to be drawn again on the `2 d day, with the option of receiving 101. instead of such ie chance, there are 4 Prizes of 10,0001' 9. of 10,0001. and .tp,oool. fur the First-drawn Prize, besides whatever tat)} be ett.• titled to, and several other Novelties are fully given in ErrON's Schemes, to be .had at his truly fOrttniate Mice, 2, Corilhi:4lMilN-e the followiog Capit4ls i vin t the last Lot tery were l - sold and pa /bOO id on decand, . , No. 956 • .L.52,Q00 6,395 ... . . ...... .. 42.29. • ... 1,000 &s. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS ' For the First-drawn Prize on WEDNESDAY, 9th of July. WEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, Cornhill, anti G. 17, Ludgate-street, acquaints his Frietul3 that the arrangeluents of the present Lottery are, peculiarly advanta geous to those who purchase rally; us it is ititcuil , d to draw, mare than two-thirds or all the Tit !sets on the 9th of July, e.:erY"one of which Will he a beitait; the first 'MO BTatiki lielosg eUtitleil to !Oh each, and all the others will likotue tiew Tickets, t0 . 1.e drawn 114iii.i tha 19th of duly, with the 0'1'61(.0 of receiving tut. Monty itulead ; and the very First-drawn -Prize will be further entitled to 10,0001. Money. The eapituls eunsist of 4 ........of .... , L.49,000 consols. 2 ........ ot r /.•16,600111tine , . 2 .... .. ' .of . And 16 otheik sl . f 1,0001. 5C)Oi. 3001., ,114 c. tic. And only 10,.1Q.0 l'ici;tl.,c. Tichels and Shares arc now on Sale at AVF.IIII'S truly Fortunate °dices, 9, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate-street, where, in the Last Lottery, were Sold in Shares, 6,8;19 ...... itl 7 Shares .•, • • • .4;2,000 • 11,5.29 ...... in 13 Shares . .....' .I';i ,nna . • • And vertrecently, Three of 26,0301. Two of c.to,nooL &c. &c. * * l , All Business in the Funds faithfully executed.. _.--.........*........rm.......! THE NINTH OF NEXT (JULY.) HISII respectfully reminds ht best Friends;,' T• the Public, the State Lottery commences dravving the. fflli of Next Month. The Scheme coosists of oilch and great advantages are held eat, which, if the Public themselves of, cause it to be the Most beneficial Cur them of any for many yews past. 'llse first dra 0 wn Vrize, in addition to whot it may be drawn, ,will receive 000/. MON bY Ana as the Lottery is drawn in ClOs,f,s, of course it 10 dricViug-Two Prizes of 00;0001. Money 'The Scheme also possesses Four Prisses of I Noney ;b Cons,ds. ' he rwo a 20001 Consols, mid other Capit.44, ll ut feature is, that not withst.andinK lilac will be 7000 Ticlieti drown the First Day, tatted the first 1000 131aulfs Will be each,en.; to lot. Money, and every othehhlilatiivdrawit that daY, t4l aipe9li ( ham e for the Second and Last Day, WileLl all the remaining (:arlilds must be Drawn, earnsequently early Ad venturea s ~neat 'advantintes. Schetues, w;ttt full Particulars, to be had Gratis, and Tic Lets ann hirares are 4, torriliill o, C:luiring-Cr,iss. . 0,,* In the Lett Lottery seld (as usual) more Capi tals than any other Other Keever. 4.. ... ........... of ....... •..' . ' ........ 10,000 ~ 2 ............ of .............. '2,000 &c, .•&c. 8,064 PRIZES-2,3:#; BLANKS,—malting together 10,100 Tickets and bein4 Font . 1 rizos to One 'think ITTPWitIeDS •01 7,oool'icket'S ill , be Drawn . 11.) the First Day, 9th JULY, when' the First•drawn Prize will be further entitled to • , •,,._. TEN THOtISAIqD POUIDS!! Every illatili•t h n at shall-he drawn on the •First Day, will be again drawn on the-19th ,11.31 A, the Second and Last Day ot Drawing, unless the Holder chooses to receive it os a l'i , ze of 101., thus affording! a D 01.1111.1:: Chance 'of obtaining' the, above Capitals. 'Die First-drasin 1,000 blanks, howevor,, will not hare this option, as they will be absolute Prizes ot 101: each. trusts the abave enum er G. CAHROLL„Stock-Itroker, a. tion will be snibeient to induce every F'tisuo who is io - the habit of ad re'rouring in Lotteries, to piirehase a S.hare in this. He begs leave to recommend to their notice his old ! established °dives, 7, CORNti ILL, and tiG, OXFORD -STREET, where 7,79 5 , the last P r ize of 30,000 i. ever drawn , was Sold in Shares. _____ wATpLoo 131111)GE. . This Pay was publishkl, at R. CKKMNN', I 01, Strand, and to be had of all the Booli and Printsellers in the United Kingdom, 4 Nbw pruNT—ttie Prince Regent' 9, the 1 - .1. Duke of Wellington's, &c. &e. First Visit to Watirltio Midge on the 18th of ;lone, . 1817, taken from Somerset 'louse, price, in colours, 4s. Aiso; puhlithe An E p it om e of Perspective, with s, just by John , Wel d, ls, Drawiag-m a ster to the Sch ool of plate Chrises flovital, folio, price, stitched, tOs. 6d. --...................*...........0............M11..... OllN'l'Y FIRE-OFFICE, SOU'f HAMPION-STRENT srarrso. Tltils.ritEs'. 'rile Duke of Rutland, K.G. rho Earl o f Upper Ossory, heMarquis of Backinghani, S William Praed, Esq. M.P. hOMarquisof Nurthatripton, .Rernard 111orlatul tEsq..P. M T And Sixty Direetors. Managing Director*d. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq..P.A.S. la ETITIINS to the untotitit of 14 ,500/. have XII; been paid within the last three years to thuse'who bare been insured .reel , Fears:--a greater Advantage to the Pub lic than his been hitherto yielded by an we y 11-seured Esta blishment. And the P u blic may rest assured that Claims upon this Office are never defeated ~POll Mere legal objec tions, io only'• to etioance thes Returns, ss. but that demands are paid in full, with the ittmost e . promptne Experieuee has'ciroved that, tit the Business iif Fire In- smaller, a large Permanent Capital, in addition to the tine tuating Assets arising from the Premiums, is necessary for SOLID SECCRI't Y. Thispernianent nod additional c„i,ii,a the Original Members have rut ided to the extentof 400,00()I. and they alone are responsible for 114tWot.S. The following are a few, among several thousand Persons. to whom the above Returns sire now making t-- The Most :•:ohle the Marquis of Bucicinghant - L.lO 18 9 The Most Nat)le:t hi Martinis of Nottliamptott - 32 i 9 8 Messrs. Mercer, Urilaridge - - ' - 81 0 3 Ir. William Holl, do. - - -3419 0 Ale. D. S. Norton, do'. - - -48 2 6 Mr:llion - las Kinder, St Albans - • - 67 0 2 Nlessrs. Salter and•Wooliman, Itiehinansworth - 59 4 ttl ,, ,iii. Barnes and Aum in, :Banbury . - . 49 17 t; T. Burr, Esq. Dunstable - - 24 10 2 . -J o bn, smith,' F,,:(1. Ortudle, Northamptonshire -• 24 7- 9 Ferrer FAlrer, Lsri. I.lra6eld - -, 81 It 9 Messrs. llowden stud Cat. Harlestliorp - - 51 15 • 0 Messrs. Handley, Newark - -49 -13 ti mr. John Lee; MI - • . - 43 11 . 6 William linotq,,Es4. Stanstead•Abbots; • Holt - 05 Is o . Agents are apponited ill all the prin..ipal Towns. who are aka Agents to the Provident Life Otiioe, founded tut -similar . principles. MISSING: titO YOUNG U.V.N.TLFZIAN wlto left his TutdE's, on horse-baeli, nit Friday, the Initant, Hill iminetliateiy7teturn.o ll ' maw kotiWß to -tikia where he may be Written to. he m:ly expect the most satlS lattory Cormitutireations tti'lie made 'to imit; and he will received • with the. greatest .liittdciesruud atteetin4—and -he will bring whit :high his blatit Teiriet 4 ' FUrtY."--14umion, 37th, June, 1817. • . . . . •• . ittrItENCHMENT IN TI CHARGES OF 'cIi;NTLE. MLN'S C,LOl.llSti. AT this Crisis of pecuniary Distress it islacnpim bent on every person to lay out their moneyrOthe'hest Saving of , One Guinea' in Four.-i-+Fitsbinhatile 'Coats, cut and niade in a superior and ,elegaiit btyte. of the heat superfine Cloth, -froin 3t..144 to 91.175.; Whistcoos, frutn l i i i . is. 51. to to lti l s 1 .. b i)s e . s i t Up s c . i, t s . , 11. 1.`P...; a variety-of Ituasia Dna, N;stilieeos, , f a peculiar cool texture for the present and wurnt climates. Suit of Livery conipletd, 41..105. Forehrii Orders executed with dispatch. Merchants and those srinting large quantities will find time treatest adratittsge ' by Oliging' with their Orders RAIROill) and Co. Woollen-drapers, • Fleet-street, four doOrs eio't of Clialicery. - -liiiie.-ll,ltittr Tailors being kept in tie house; they can with corsfiiiroce re ciounieoil their Articles us being of the very pest qualities autl'most reaskinablutiliargei/ RICHMOND AND LONDON STF.INI YAL:tIN. T • • • elegant and rapid (0)e - LONDON finite new, - with suptior arc., , ttaP.ulati will Start from Blaeldrinrs Bridge,to- morrow, saunas', H!:itti June, 1817), one at Ten, and the Other at Elevrn the Morning precisely, for RIGIDIOND, and return to LONDON in the evening. Fare Three Shillings fur. each Passenger from 'London to Richmond, or any shorter distance ; and the saute fore on the return to or towards London itt the greeting. ' • • The Report of the t:unottittee of the /louse of Co•innotts, made on TntAllny lost, entirely removes all .approttensiutt of danger from Vessels worked by Low Nessere.Steoin Km( nits, with Wtough•t Iron Boilers, such as are used on hoard these Yachts, and limn which no injury cau possibly arise to Pas. scripts, ANNAY'S • PREVENTIVE? , WASH, • welt- IL. known by Noblemen, the Army. • Navy, and others, in all parts attic World, as the ONLY SPECIFIC fur the Infallible Prevention al a certain direful Disease, continues to be sold (as for•the lait'ltu years) by HANNAY and Co. 121, Great Carter-lanei Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's • Church yard, and at No. 1, Little sutfolk-street, Ilayinarliet, Lon don. It will keep for ever in all climate's, and never failed in a single instance. Price Ai. and 11s.' per but tle.—.l :rate Surgery for its' use at each Warehouse. Two bottles sent by coach in' return for - a D. Note, post-paid, or tour bottles foci!. packing cases included. Unpaid letters nut admitted. , N.B. The only houses for the Genuine India Celts, far aliing superior 'Restorative Gruel, and for Smith's Prcstint heart-burn Lozenges. *PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. A BILL FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW IN RESPECT 170 TITHES, • . Acs Is3ne shall be granted upon the prayer of tithes. pleiesitr •ur ttatim<lAnt if- ge i ti;ty Siiks, to try by Jury any Prescription, Custom, manner of Tithing, CoMposition or Exemption therein al leged i• provided it. he prayed. -before, Hearing, otherwise Court to proceed as heretofore. NVlSere in suet) Suits the defence arises on a Composition real, it shall be sufficient to state it generally, and to prove it by usage, as ;Is cases of Moduses, ; without being obligedlo produce the Instrument of 'the Composition, or to ste , / that such Instrument had been actually executed. • Where Discharges or Exemptions from 'lithe, • are claimed under dissolved Monasteries end re ligibes flouses, they may be proved usage. Wants and Conveyances of Tithes, Ana dis• charges from Tithes, shall be presemcd against Lay luipropriators, from length of enjoyment. Conveyances, Exchanges, Compositions, itke. made between the 13th Elizabeth and the year 1766, shall be valid, unless Proved to have been. fraudulently obtained. When Conveyances, Exchanges, Compositions, &c. are set aside, pecuniary Compensations to ccaie, and Lands to be restored to the Fight Owners upon Petition, if discovered within twenty years, and its the mean time he vested in the Overseel4. , of the Pour, for the benefit of the Poor, and if not discovered within 'twenty years, to go absom it-tidy to the v.!, and Overseers not to be en. swerable to'Owners for Mesta, Profits. The Court on Petition, to Order lands to les given up to the Overseers am Oivneris, its the case 'nay require, and it necessary, Commissions to be issued to ascertain the sense, or set Out els eneivalesst. • ‘Vhere Conveyances, Exchanges, Compositions, - Rte. are set asi;!e, to Rector', &e. to recover-Tithes or • Leeds,. hot from the time of giviog tilt the Colepensations. Moduses and Compositions not to be rfit(iiiicri for want of, precisely ascertaining Lands covered thereby, but Commissions to .issne to, ascertain the same, or set out Lands sufficient . tt secure the same, and remedy by distress and sale given fur pecuniary Modeses and CoMpositions. Whete m o 4oses, Compositions, or • exemptions, :are informally pleaded, the Court may direct theta in proper form; thirties praying issues . , to be liable to treble eosts, if Judge shall certify they were frivolous and vexatious. A BILL for the further ItEGULATION of MAIMIAOES to be .011-1111111Z041 after PUBLICATION of BANNS of MA. , TiIINIONY. No Paston),&c, to publish Banns of Matrimony without sufficient notice in writing having Keen given. l'arthro to make oath to the truth of the notice. Clerk to enter notice in a book. No tices to contain places of abode of th , :. parties.,,Act to be read in Cburclich itt certain titticti.