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v.* AA gAV z!4-Ic, W E :* • /61,& I ill .0 k• 40 yid, , • -: , - , :t: - 11 SUNG 4 :' ' N.'-• • ; • NUMBER 4343.] VAUXHALL. ;hider the Patronage of His Koval Highness the PRINCE of • WALIS. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Aug. 15 will be.a (.1;:i ND GALA, an;iBIdLLIANT EXHIBITION of t I r: -:AcanissiOn Three Sk!igiLigs. PATRIOTIC FUND,. . - . . , • LLOYD'S, Atm. 5, 18e6:` T.HBCPMMITTEE for managing the PATRR)- . T 1 CFUNiS lui tot some time past di : reelect their 2ttelition*PAifto des.i.r4bletial inft4opant object, or providing for the Mair)tenancr•and Educ,tion of the Children whose' It!,nerS•have failed in 4cliZhi - witri -the Ehemy during•the pre is.entAar; being•psrsuttited . that in ~ t iopting such measures as, will enable these Children to become. useful to themselves, and valuable.to Societ*, they are paling the best possible tri:. byte ter the iiietnorY . and services of their Fathers, and are• s thebenevoleni 'and patriotic intentions of the.s,3scribers to this Instituti2n.„ They havenow tbesatis faAiOn of inforthing the Public; rtitt .they . havc - Concluded an ,6„trarigementlyith the, Dilecloil ot,the-Royal NavakAsylnm, qn COrisequeriCe df Which;Children of either sex; recotnmend tetl the Committp,..wilLhe - received into that t stablish wherethey.wilatie instructed in tile common branches. Lducatioitimted to-their primal* future stations in lite ; be t ugh var4ous.useful occupations; and where their and Religious Principles will be caretully sur.trintenctect: - It . 'is the intention of the .Committee to place the Boys in gene,-• xal at the Royal Naval-ASYlunc; atki tctbletve the Girls, ex. uelrritl particular cases, .under the care at: the Mothersiiwith an ..11awance to each of 51. per annuin.to trefrarthe . e!tpence of their Clothing and Instruction az - Day Schooks. - al-' Icwanec to be continued .until . they shall have attain ,4 the age of foutteen years ; and-to be remitted to, , theClergy,man of or some other person of , -rsspedability, •who. will superintend its'lapprofirlation•idi . the purposes intended. - • It is.rutiuestedlthat . aplilication§.from . persons residing itt-' Tug Linn .and Wales may be. addressed - to the Secittapy of , the ratrititic hind, •at Lloyd's .Cotlee , house, London ; 'froth' those. g, in Scotland, to the Secretarynf the Patriotic Finid at clin ith from - those-residing in Ireland, to . the • aei.-retary of ti,e .Patriotic Fund. at. Dubliii and . that the parties applying will state the nunTher of their. Children, with tiiei r 'respective se?ces . and ages;!and the. prodts of their Fathers liaving Wien" trr action with the Enemy in his Ma jesty's service during the present War. The ei pence of send= ing such Children to the Royal Naval Asylum, as may be re commended to that Institution, will be defrayed by the Com mittee. T. P. WELSFORD, See. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five Thousand less Tickets than last-State Lottery. The First.drawn Ticket entitled to E.N THOUSAND POUNDS; All. other "Capital Prizes arc afloat. PURCJ-lASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will have the'oppesrtunity of obtaining all the Capital Prizes, . provided' they, purchase, before the Drawing commences, -which will be on the :3th of 06tober next. The Scheme contains equal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, • - - TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,' ,FIVE THOUSAND POUND. PRIZES, &c. &c. 'to former Lotteriesbf doublOhe Number of Tickets. Twettly Thousand Tickets only, and no other. Stale Lottery to be drriwn this Year. • . SCHEME. I , To. or Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 3 - ,C 60,000 3 - - 30,000 3 5 - . - • - 5,000 3 - 4,:,C0 20 - - 2,000 4 0 - - • - 2,000 4,TcO ----- - . 20 • 82,000 30,000 Tickets tzoo,abo . • • Tickets'and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Mika. Ticket - - kig is o Halt; - - to 2. e. Eighth - - 211 6 Quarter - s 2 o I Sixteenth - i 6 -o LE -S TICKETS AND MORE PRIZES 4. CORNIti Li; anai, ORA RING-CROSS, LONDON. • "V, 13I€E1 -I . speOfully acquaints Publici that' • tike t present LOTTERY contains the fewest 'rickets ever known-in - a Lottery. and the'must Capital,Ptites. _ ":;', The last3c,opol. Prize the last xo,ooo-1.. 'Blank, and the last lo,cool. Prize, ever ;hared, were all said at the above Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and Chances, are selling in neat i;ariety, arid whereall outstandlitg Prizes are paying in Iola; 4.VithOut any deduction.. - •. (r x Persons in the Country may be. supplied, by sending their Orcleit;•Pos'toff - Carriage Nitt liccompanied• with good Bills, .11-iik Notgs,,cash, or Post_()jice Orders. • The LOttery beginsthe 13th‘ot Ot - tobei next. t "*. ANI.X.NAVY EQUIPAGE. - , PATENT.. cAmt. REDS'ItADS, .Furni . ture, Tttrasses, anifl3eddin.conillete, are very respett riconi tnded to Qtrirleincn, Y as beilig. : the most' portable . l and- superior to any others made 'in London ; Marquees, ' ' r ents, Tables • and Chiii4s, Qll' improvedprinciples ; Sea `Cots, Sofa Beds, and.hairs.,.,tilion Board Ship; Musquitto Net Eimiture, and Patent.Brami.screw Betistads, for Last and West-indies, 'and aLi -foreign Climates, at • M OILG A N..alid SAND E R'S'S ••"- 'harem Betiscead ManufaCtoty and Wade-Rooms, ' 3 • .119 s. 16 an,d 17, •Catherine.street, Strand.. Morkait New.iin.yerited. Icnperiat Dining '1 allies, al ttayed. to be the,most complete and Elegant set of • Tables ever yet invented, are very portable; packingin a.,80x•-•. ' but 'fell' Inches deep.. . • N. B. The Fashionable, Sofa-Bed and Cliair.l3ed'Ware— bouse„ - - • • • - " - 7 , 7" .GOUT, Bilious Rheumatic, and NervoM Affec tions, are'elfidually removed by the use or the Rev: ,Dr. BARCLA rs.ANTI -B I LIOUS PI 1.1.5.,---Thefiallcitir'.. ing is a proof of their efficacy, from Thomas Bernerd, •Esq - . Bath. . • SIR, Uppel'Crescent, Bath, July 26, iSo, • • . On - receipt of thts I request you will send me six double Boxes of your Barclay's. Anti-Bilious Pills, and- twelve Bottles of Specific.. I ne.iosed is a draft for Sol. pay' yOurseff for tie Medicine, and apply. the remainder to.t he publidation of - the following case : .. For the last fourteen years I have been afflieled with the Cout, and for the last fouryeari this is the first Letter I have .been - able to - write, which i think ought to be addressed to Bou, acknowledging my ,perfect cure by using your Anti ilious Pills ar.tt Specific. " I am, Sir,. your most.obliged humble Servant,' " The Rev. Wm. Barclay, " THOS.BERNERD.". - Leicester-square, London." - I i • • • acidifion . to the above is annexed the followineList of . .Noblemerr ana'Gentlemen, 'NILO have received a perfed ?tire from the Rev. Williain.harclay's Bilious• Pills and Specific : Tlie Lord Bishop a-Batli and Wells. r he Right Hon. Viscount,Dillon. Sir John Honytvood, Part. M.P. for Honiton. - Sir Stephen Lushington..Bart. M.P. for Petwyn. Thomas Anson, Esq. M P. for Lichfield. lames Ainyatt, Esq. M. 17 for Southampton. ' Cdiii Forrester, Esq, „M.P. for Wenlock. ; • • . Nicholson Calvert, - Esq. M.P. for Hertford. • Edmund Boelun, ,Esq. New-stieet,,Spring Gardens. 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Trad, called " Solo mon's Guide to health," but has reason to sound its praise. - Dr. Solomon, .when consulted. cxpeds his usual Fee of Half-a.Guinca: Suelt • letter should, for safety, be thus direcied, " Money letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead - House, near Liverpool." • - ' 0 oserve..— Each , Bottle of Dr. Solomon's Medicine has a Government Stamp, with the name of the Proprietor, . " Saml. Sol Onion, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate which is felon). • • • The Postage of all Letters to the Doctor must be pi-ad, and los. Cd. as a tee enclosed for advice. Sold by Mrs. • Mathews - , • No. tS, Strand, London; Mr. . Smith, I;erfutrier, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxtcr,and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and. Husband, Elder and CO. Edinburgh; Mr. BaXter;Glasgow ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, • Paisley ; CraW. fo'rd, Kiim ' artio...k • W. Young.. Irvine ; A, Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W Crawford, Girvan ; I ..Cat.son, New. 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AS a-Proof of its EfiSeacy, Mr. Re.chab Thorn, of tchert-Stoke, Hants, writes, in Feb. aos, to the Proprietors as follows : I am now 74 years old, and can •see.to read with common glasses, and my, memory is as good as when I was only 18.— In July 1776 (29 years ago) I-vvas seized with a dreadful gid diness in my head. My Dodprgave me various Medicines ; they did me no good. - He admitted this, , and candidly ad-. visedthe use ot your Cephalic Snuff! I took it, and in a few weeitS was much better. After this I took it mote freely, and in six weeks was as well and hearty as ever, and so have continued to tins day, by constantly using your. invaluable Remedy.". • it•is'sold only by F. Newbery and, Sons,-za the Warehouse for Dr. lames't Powder; 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon don ; and B. C. Collins, Salisbury ; and none is genuine unless the words " F. bleWbery, 45, St. be engrav _ed.on the' Stamp. • Also, by their appointment, by Bacon and Co. 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This Day was published, price Ss. in boards, - - A N INTRODUCTION to BOTANY, contain ing an Explanation of the Theory of that Science, ex. traded from the Works of Liimmus. With an Appendix and Glossary, by NAMES LEE, Nurseryman at the Vineyard,' Hammersmith. A New Edition, corrected and revised. By C. 1- ,;;' EWART, Member of the Liam:eau Society, London, .Of the Natural History Society, Edinburgh, and *Author of El:et:teats of Natural' History, in z Vols. Edinburgh :. Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson; and for Thomas Osrell, 'Ave, Maria Lane, London. Thisq3ay was published, neatly printed, in 2 Vols. tamo: price Ss, in hoards, • ' - HE SAUNTERER ; a - Periodical Paper, in Two Volumes, by HEW SON C E, of Emanuel College; 'Cambridge. Second Edition, with Additions, and a Sketch of the Author's Life. Mores et Studia dcam . : Haul facilo emergant qUgrUill virtutibus obstat • ' .Ices atrgusta. 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Slerantly printed in small 5.;v0. price 4S. boards. A.• DESCRIPTIVE TOUR to• the LAKES of 11 CUMBERLAND and WESTMORLAND, hr the Autumn of 18c5. Hix-seeuva.quies-et nexcla: fatliner vita,, Dives.opuin variorum ; hic tatis otia tundis Speluirvivique hic frigida 'reinpe • - Ilugitusque bourn mollesque sub -arbors Cit.:Vac. Lib. 3. London : P rintcdfor and sold by Thos, Ostell, Ave Ma . l a-lane Where may be had,Observations,chiefly Tithological,made Ti- , q- . Weeks' Tour- to '-tl-te I . )t•iitciptil Lakes in Westmor land, and Cumberland. Price 3s. Bvo. . , • This Day v. , a3 published, . . In Two Vets Bvo. fine wove Paper, price 15. hoards, ENCE of LEGISLATION, f rom THE S Cl . tie Italian of Gaetano Filangieri, _ _By Sir. ROB. CLAYTON. • Printed for T. Ostell, 3, Ave-Maria-lane • C. Chappel, -rail Mall atM maybe had of all other Booksellers. • 'Where way-be had, a new Edition, just published, of the Lite and Chanider Bonaparte; by W. Bunton, price 6s. in ,bOircls, • • • . RE LAN D. • :7 This Day was published, • - In One elegant Volume, Quarto. price . Forty-five'Shillings, • •in bfiarcis*,,embeilislied with Sixteen beautiful Views, by ,Mediand; anti dedic..ted, by permission, to the Ear! of Moira, --• • • • • • - HE STRANGER in IRELAND.;••or i • a Tour • in the . Southern and- Weston parts of chat Country du'ritig the Autumn:and Winter of tire lgst Year, iSoi. By 10FIN CARR, Esq. ,Of the Hcn. SOciety of rite Middle Temple ; Author of the .. Northern Summer,- or , 'Travels round the Baltic ; of the Stranger in France, tSce. Sce. , • .Printed for Richard Phillips, N 0.6, B.ridge-street. Mack friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers in Great Britain and, Ireland. • .Of whoni may also be. lutd, , • • Mr. Carr's Northern Sumner; - or, - "Pravda round the Baltic; price Two Guineas, in boards_ And • - Miss 0 ivenson'seWird'Girl. A National Talr. In Three 'Wis. 6cl..huaids. HEUMATISMS, PaWei, and Gonty ,Atfec, .tiwis, with their usual concomitants, Spasms, or tiy 7 ing .--,Pains, Flatulency,. Indigestion, and general Debility, originating in whatever Source, are relieved and frequently cured - by 0/141TEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD P 1 U.S after every other Means had failed. • The Fluid- EssenCe'of Mustard, used with the Pills in those Complaints where necessary, is' pernaps the Most . 1 tile; penetrating, and sffectual Remedy in the - World, gene_ rally curing the severest Sprains and Ernises in less than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embroca.. tion ; 'and, if used . immediately after any accident, it pre vents the.p;irt turning black. . • Plepared only, and sold by R. j4IHNSTON. Apothecary, No. ti, Greek. street, soilo, London. aT 2S. gd. each 4ox of 13ottle. Solit—by ev e ry Medicine Vender in the United Kinvdorn. , * 4 „. 'rho Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Name of R. johnston inserted on it, EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, 'fag; 6, .iBo6, All Exchtqu;•l- Billy clued in Ykr ltrodh cf Sept. 1805, TO BE PAW .OFT. TRU; LORDS COAMISSIONERS of His MA. T TRBASP - RY i?aving given Diretiions for lay ing oj . the Principal of the above-nientioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest thereon, at . the Exche4trer Bill Office in the Receip of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on SATURDAY the 3otb Day of August, / Sc 6 ; Attendance Will be given daily • (S:renelsgs, s and Holidays excepted) until Fr/day the 32d instant' inclusive ,from Ten o'clock in the Alin-ming till Une in .the After nodes, for the pustose of recci7.ingthe same. And for the greates . dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired N brin' s,parate Lists' of each description of Bills, containing the Nuni3ers, in Nu merieal.Order) according to the Palae . of the said Bills, and Times of. Comnsenerment of. Interest, with the frineipal Sows and Interest due thereon, computed from the day: on which ti.hy are frzspee7iv4 dated, exclusive, to the said vtb Lay of August, inriurivr, when the interest will cease; and tag are desired to write their Names and Places of Abode on such Lists, and indorse, their Names ors the said Bills. If any of the Holders of the aforesaid BM: should he desirous of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest previotis to the said sorb- Pay of August, they nuy be accommodaud on' computing th e Interest to the Day on which they wall to be paid, and lease. ing the said Bills for examination one day prior, ,thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous of having New Exchequer Bills in part p.iyment, upon mentioning the Amount at the bottom of their Lifts delivered on or loef,re the 22d instant, may be accommodated with New Bill) earging a), interest of Three. pence Halfpenny by the Day t'm every One Hundred Pounds, which said New Bills bear date the said 301 h Day rj Au. gust iBo6, and will be delivered on the 3d September J 836, and the following bays. N. B. All Exchequer Bitlt dated prior to September, a:4, have been adwerthrel to be paid cif, and the Interew thereon bas ceased. NORTH CRAY PLACE, PARK and MANORS of NORTH CRAY, and RUXLEY, KENT, extending over several thousand Acres of Land. T N consequence of the present Occupier' going abroad, the LEASE (15 ye.rS unexpired) of this Elysian Spot .will be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. HOG. G ART and PHILLI PS (Successors to Mr. Smith), at Gar raway's, on Wednesday, August 20, at Twelve o'Clock, offering to a Nobleman or Gentleman a tare .opportunity of becoming possessed or' a place, on a moderate scale, scarcely ter be equalled in the kingdom, and certainly unrivalled near the Metropolis. it is 'situate' about 13 miles from London, $ from Dartford, and 3 from Chislehttrst, in - a most health and beautiful' part of the County of Kent, abounding with an infinite 'variety of rural and piduresque walks and rides. The Domainembraces a well-built Mansion, with Colonade.; spacious Hall ;-.in 'which is a capital. - Bi hard., table ; Dining room, _Drawing-room, opening through an 'Anti-room i n to G the reen-hotise • Steward's-room, Butler' s -p antr y, S er . detaclied,_•Kitclien, and numerous Offices, on tile Ground Floor; Breaclast-room, - Library, Anti-room, six Bed-rooms, Dressing rooms, patent. Water-closet, Brc. on the. First floor ; and numerous Chambers and Servants'. rooms on the Upper Story,--all lately put in 'complete repair, painted, papered, &c.; Stabling for. twelve hors e s, su p p li e d With Water, at an agreeable distance frOm the house, double Coach-house; Harness-room, tietcched Granary, Pigeon., house, Dog-kennel and Fatm.yard ; Gardens, distinguished fox abundance of excellent wit, containing from five to six Acres, including pleasure-grounds, with capital Hot-.house and , Succession-house, Ice-house, - Dowling-green; elevated Lawn, forming a Target-ground, and spaciciusii ravel- walks, affbrding most delightful Promenades at all seasons, added to winch is• an enchanting Shrubbery-walk, encircling part of the Grounds; the approach thereto by Bridges (adjoining Cascades) over the river. 'The-Land, 9O 'Acres; more or less, is.entirely Pasture, elegantly Timbered, surrounding the house With .sunk Fences, resembling a Park, anti the scenery highly beautiful, through which winds the. RiVer. Cray, amply stored with the finest Trout and Eels; the Manors are very extensive,. and abundantly • stocked with Pheasants, and all sorts of Game. The House is immediately fit for the recep. tion of a genteel Family, and may, with the Manors, be en tered upon inimediately. • The Furniture,. in part, and the BoOks belong to. t House; and the rest, which is elegant and substantially useful, May be had by agreement, or at a fair valhation: The Land-taxip redeemed,. and the , Rent and faxes low. Tickets for viewing the Premises may be had by applying to Messrs. _Hoggart and Phillips, N0..62, Broad -street, Rol'ai Exchange. ...as:fa 0 ., • - A 'l , )% ° \