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Order of the Court of Diredors,
tOHN PEN SANI, Registrar.

VAUXHALL.
finderthe Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
WA Las.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, July I , be a
„.. GRAND GALA, and BRILLIANT EXHIBI-
I.ION of FIRE-WORKS under the Diredion of Signora
tiENGLER.
D •Admission Three Shillings and Sixpence.
~„nors open at' Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight

ROOKE and Co. Licenced Lottery-Office
Keepers, 237, PiccadillY ; establiNhed sixty years, are
kiting UndraWn TICKETS and SHARES in the present
to•tery.
The Wheel is now amazingly rich ; it contains the Six
20,0001. all the to,ocol. 5,00°1. and 2,0001. and two Days
are already drawn,—TO-NIURROW is the Third Day..

MAGNIFICENT RICH WHEEL.
THIRD DAY, TOMORROW.
Conttins SIX PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND
POUNDS, al 4A only Two or i,oool. yet drawn out of the
many Ca, itals which the Scheme contains.
FOR such Capitals, buy TICKETS or SHARES
of Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. at their Tem-
ple of Good Fortune, No. sl, Holborn ; 37, Cornhill ; or
38, I lan market ; where, in the last State Lottery, were Sold,
to toz Shares, the foli•owing Capitals
No 14 i 23 - a Plize of - Zzo,ooo •
, 1;9,9 - 10,000
No. 10,270 4, 1,000 No, 1.2,1g7 4,1 000 No. 3;744 24.5"
12,362. ',coo I 18,2,a, 5o 5,793 s°°
, t,ooo 1,814 500 22,830 50°
No. )7,949.
.Likewise, NCsoo, &c.
N,,, the o;:ty G ,C 40,00- Prize ever
known I was Sold at the
aboverand Offices, in Sixteen Six-
teenths, in the preceding Lottery.

CORPORATION ol the AMICABLE SOCIETY for
INSURANCE upon LIVES.
SERiEAN VS-INN, FLEET-STREET.
INSTITUTED fIY CHARTER OF QUEEN ANNE,
ANNO 17c6.
MAJESTY having been graciously pleased,
cm the more 3oth Oetobcr last, -to Brent a-new Charter for
Caen
er ally extending the Benefit, of this Corporation,
and "YrYing into effect, iniino.veinents, grounded on the
pleExperience of more than a Centuiy, the DireCturs have the
asure to inform the Public, that they are ready to admit
embers from the Age of Eignt to Sixty-seven, tar the va-
rious kinds of Lite-litsurance, whether fur the whole of Lite,
or for any term of yars, or on Survivorship, or on any other
Contingency respesilng Life.
The AN; I CA1.41. SOLI ET Y. having been originally in-
stituted on a Principre tvhiCh provides equal' and mutual
Benefit to the Families, Assips,. or otherS interested in the
Lives insured; those who become Members, however early
• the Life may hippen to fall; are emtred, according to the
Amount of their Insurances, to participate alike in all its
Advantages.
The DIRECTORS hold a Court every Wednesday, for
the Admission of Members. Appi.cations are received at
the °dice, between Nine and Two o'clock daily, lioltdays
excepted.

This Day was published,
In One Vol. 121110. price-9s" beards, a-New Ettit6n of
POPULAR EVIDENCES of NATURAL ..
RE-
LIGION and CHRISTIANITY.
by the THOMAS WATSON.
"Printed for Longman, Hurst, Res, and Orme, Pater-
poster-row.
Shortly will be published, by the same Author, The
IntimAtions,and Lvidelices w a ruture State. A New Edi-
tion in rain°.

SLAVE TRADE.
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This Day was published,
In Two Volumes,, Oaavo,. price il. 4s. in boards,
THE HISTORY of the RISE, PROGRESS,- and
Accomplishment of the ABU LITION attic SLAVE
TRADE.

By T. CLARKSON, M.N.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-
noster.row.
*** They who are desirous of having in their Libraries a
' Record of the greatest event which has happened in their
own times, are respectfully iniurined, that two-thirds, of the
impression of this interesting Work are already engaged, and
that, on account of the present high price of Paper, it is not
liitely to be soon re-printed.

• • This Day was published,
In One Volume F , oolscap Oetavo, price 6s. in boards,
The Sixth F.dition of
THE SABBATH, a Poem.
Sabbath Walks. To which are add-
ed,
Printed for bony JAMES GRAHAME. '
noster-row.
gman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, just published,
Th 6 Birds of Scotland, Biblical Pictures, and The Rural
Calen,:e,- ; with other Poems, price 7s. Also the' whole of
Mr. `'',Maine's Poems,- complete in z Vols. price rzs. in
boards.

LESSOThis Day was published, in Limo. pe 3.5. 6d. boards,
NS for -,:''.l-0 CT IN G. PERSONS in ault-
-13 L U.' LIFE ; calcSulated, to promote the Improve,
mem in the Art of Re ng, in Virtue and Piety ;• and par.
ticul,,rly us the Knowledge of the Duties peculiar to tireir
Stations. „.
Sold by Longman, Hurst, Reca, and Orme, Paternoster-
tow, London; and Wilson and Spellce Vork.
l'arly designed for the
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prentices. lt abounds with popular :Sentiments and,Anec-
dote, and vitt' well authenticated instances of Virtue and
Piety, adapted to the feelings and the circumst of the per.
sons tor whose use it is intended. It recommends in an espe-
tial manner, Industry and Frugality; Honesty, Sobriety,'s and
:Contentment ; Fidelity in Service ;, the Religious Observ-
ance of the Sabbath; and the Study of the Holy Scriptures,
as the Great Rule of Life.

In One
- V This Day was published,
Volume 4to. embellished with Two Engrav,ings,
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• • price ii. ss. in boards, s
TRAVELS in . ASIA and AFRICA, including a
Tourney from Scanderoon to Aleppo, aiid over the Da-
sart to Bagdad aiid Bassora ; a Voyage twin Bassora to Bbin-
bay, and along the Western Coast of India ; a Voyage from
Bombay to Mocha and Suez in the Red Sea, and a tourney
from Suez to Cairo and Rosetta in Egypt.
By the late ABRAHAM PARSONS, Esq.
Consul and, Factor-uterine at Scanderoon.
Printed for Longman, 'Hurst, •Rees, and Orme, Paternos-
ter...row.
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" We have throughout found Mr. P. an instruaive and
agreeable Companion. His Travels are not, as usually hap-
Pens, made up out of Books, but appear to be a faithful deli-
Ileatitm of what he himself saw and heard. His descriptions
are allwa)s I,erspicuous, and sometimes e \ aibit specimens of
'elegance and taste. His•reinarks are sensiole, and never trif-
ling ; he exhibits the present state of the countries through
Which he traveled, without encumbering his narrative with
v reqesentation of the past.; and his work exhibits the marks
of a mind whicn sought after knowledge, without being iin-
,peiled ny vault y,whicti was communicative, but not ostenta-
tious, which was studi .tA of nov'wty, but never negligent of
Utith."—Ann. Rev. til-4.