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London, England, 1809-06-29 00:00:00

MONEY.

MERCHA NTS, Noblemen, and Gentlemen,
may be directly supplied with 'SUMS el MONEY
foot less than aooj.) to any amount, by Annuity, or on Bills
or Notes of Nand, or other security,
Apply, or address a line (post-paid), to Mr. Martin, No.
S4S, Holborn, near Furruval's.inii.

The OLDESTand LARG ES,T STOCK of MADEIRA.
SPENCER and PERKINS, 115, Newgate-street,
Wrne-Merchants, take leaVe to inform the Consumers
of that admirable Liquor, that their STOCK of EAST and
W F a I'4 N DIA, of which they have upwards of Twelve
Tnousarul Bottles, most of winch has been in bottle up-
strao.ls of twenty years, is of the finest flavour, and most su
quality. They sell on the most reasonable terms for
'lY•moneY. -and they only request a comparison between
lieu Wow and the Young Wine the Town is now's() full of.

STATE LOTTERY,
TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY.'
SWIFT and Co. Jespbtitfully' inform the Public,
that Ti CKETS and SHARES are 'now on Sale at all
;heir Offices; at the time they beg leave to recom-
mend to the attention of their Friends the Scheme at the
present Lottery; whh.th they trust wtIL meat their.a.op4ba-
tiirti and support : in order to prevent disdppointment,. it ig
necessary to' observe, that there are only ..s,oon Numbers in
Ole Lottery, and of course no Number higher than 5,000;
-0410 that the Whole will be drawn in One Day.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
4 . Of - £20,0c0
4 of . . ,C;„000 / S . - of toot,
4 . uf . 2.000 I 112 Of Soo
&C. &c. &C.

As there are Four Tickets of each Number, Adventurers
tray have the Chance of gaining Eighty l'housand Pottndl.

THIRD AND LAST
GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES,
Discharged of Land-Tax.:
,Upwards 0f,C100,000 in CAPITAL. PRIZES.

20,000 to be lirawn in Guildhall in Four Days,
5.000 'rickets each Day. —N o fixed Prize.
'THERE are, Twenty-five gaud Capital Prizes-
A. in this LOTTERY, consisting of Twenty4drie excel-
lent FRET 110 1.0 fl u.sys situated hi Skinner-strZbt and
..Pickett-streey &c. which were estimated in the year 180,
when Building Materials were much cheaper than at present,
by live eminent Surveyors, and proved by them upon Oath,
before a Committee of thilt House of Commons, to be'wortn
Upwards of ktoo,poo; but as it is desirable that the Public
should know the present improved Value of the Property,
rr new Survey and Estimate is now preparing, which will be
published as soon as it can be obtained.

TICKETS and SIIA It ES are on Sale by,.
Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.
Wo. 37,, Conlin!! ; r, Holborn ; 38, Hay market; and 269.
Strand.; who sold and Shanxi Three of the Grand Capital
i'rizes in the last City Lottery,

,PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket
- - £4 8 01 Eighth . . - 3 0
Quarter - . 2 5 o I Sixteenth . aI: 6
The Price will shbrtly advance.—Schemes at laige may be
tied gratis.

BY AUTHORITY OF
Tbe disposed of, by way of Lottery, Twenty.a
Nine CAPITAL-,FREEHOLD NEW SUBSTAN.
VIAL WE 61,-BUI LT••HOUSES (I.and.Tax ttecketned)
situate in the most eligible part of the Metropolis, i'ickett
oOW Skinner.: erects, capable of vast improvements. The
rigin4l,o,st i,r :hese Billitigs exceeded too,oool. and could
nrut now l:uilt tbr a much larger sum. •
110 k 1.4 Sl3 Y and Co. Brokers, respeetfully. acquaint the
Yubllc, that they have on sale a variety of TICKETS 4iul
litiA .the Purchaser to.the Beneficial Chances
of Twenty- :,ve
,Grand Capital Prites; Scnenies of which
rnaY be had at the Old- hAlablisticd Sta"t:! Lottery Mikes;
361 Cornhill, and*St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.

PRl:suer pRIC'Es.
Ticket . . 43 3 o
Half . ,C 4 3 o Eighth - ,C 1 3
qu4rter r 5 p Sixteenth p i t 6 -
** Ihe" Pm:es wtil certainly adm,ce in a short time,

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THE REV. MR. HARCLAY's PATENT ANTILULI

„MIS PILLS.

TT wawa remark of the celebrated Dr. IluChan,
I Author of the Domestic Medicine, that complaitits of
the Stoniaeli and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of this
Country, which lay the thuntiation of the' snore formidable
and fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover for
he relief and cure a .safe and , infallible remedy would per.
form a most important servide to miciety. That discovery
has now been made in the Patttnt utibilious Pills of the
Rev. William Barclay, extensive sale of which, and
the high estinolion to which they are deservedly held, has
Considerably lessened the number of these complaints; and
bids fair, in a:Short time, to be the means of entirely eradi-
cating them. ,These Pills have a quick and sat:, operation;
they ad powerfully and .speeifically on the Bile, and thus
remove the 11UM010113 disorders' connected with it, Sick
Ilead.Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, jaundice, Ner.
vans. Disorders Irons Indigestion, ate. They ate the most
valuable Family Medicine hitherto odiaeil to the Public,
and the Proprietor is supported by the most respectable
evidciwe of the first characters of the Nobility and others,
that they have never been administered to any person without
givipg certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing
Cure.
This valuable Medicine, having been used with success,
is recommended by the firl lowing distinguished Personages
The Right lion, Viscount Dillon. .
The Lord Bishop of Bath anti Wells.
Sir joint Honeywooil, Barr. M.P. for Honitori.
Sir Stephen Lushington, Mari. M.P. for Penyn.
Thomas Anson, Esq.; N1:1). for Litchfield.
Atnyatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton.
Wiehalsou Calvert, ,E sq. M.P. for Hertford.
Edmund Boehm, .Esq. New,treef, Spring Carden.
Thomas Haiiiineisley, Esq,
C: W. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishou
of Canterbury.
The ltev. Mr. Dirriock. Librarian to the Archbishop.
Cecil Forester, Esq. M.P. for ‘Venlock.
Sold who H°: tie and retail by 11.1 r. Butler, Isio. 4,Cheapside;
and, retail ny Kirby, Staljintl.street, Old liond:.street
is r, gtiatton, I.cycester-itpl3fe;. B4coll and CO. 15°k Ox-
ford•siteet ; and by all respeCtable Venders in Town and
Country.'
A Cautian.—Observetli name of William Barclay is en.
graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on the outotte wrap.
per of each box tall not so stamped are a trangerous illlt.
111tien.
nice 0.. id. amitos, per box, with mile Miodions.

PREERQLD RESIDENCE AND 'FAR.II,4, SUSSEX,
9N THE BORDER OF SURREY.
TO 13E SOLD-BY AUCTION,
By Messrs; HOGGART and PHILLIPS
At Garraway's Cotlec-house„ on Tuesday,. the 4th of julyy, at
w ce Clock ,
AVALUABLE FIVEHOLD ESTATE, called
the GRANG E ; cotisisting of in excellent Family
liouse, with 126 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, and Wood
Land, in high cultivation, in a ring.-fence; the late residence
and property of the Rev. .johnson Towers, deceased,
,situate
in a fine sporting country, near the fox hounds, 22 miles from
Brighton, 20 frorwLewe.s and Tunbridge Wells, 4 tram East
• GI-instead, to from Godstonc, and 3a from London.
The House stands on an en-hence; cammanding,extensive
and beautiful prospeas, the principal Rooms having south
aspeits; with suitaole attached and detached Offices, Pad-
dock in front, Coach-h9use, Stabling, Pleasure Grounds,
and Shrubbery Walks Kitchen Gardens, lofty south wall.
and numerous F 'trees, an Orchard, rand and tatting
Yard, Barns, and Agricultural Out-buildings,- with unli-
mited right of Common...
Also. a compatt Freehold. Ebtlfe,.corresting of two Cot-
uge* and Gardens, with Your Acres of ,Meadow, and Twd
Acresof Hop Lind. •
To be viewed w.th tickets ten days previous to the
.Sale,
and Particularsthen had at the Dorset Arms, East Grinstead;
Libraries, Worthing and Brighton ; Star,. Lewes ; .King's.
Head, Horsham ; George, Crawley; White Hart, Godstonc ;.
of the. Printers of the Brighton Herald, Hampshire Gianni-
cle, and Sussex Advertiser ; at Garraway's ; and of !V:sirs.
Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street.

SRREY.
SPORTING BOX, beUtween the HIGH ROADS to
BRIGHTON and WORTRING.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs: HOGGAIU and 'PHILLIPS,
At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 4th of lull at Twelve
o'clock,

THE Valuable LEASE of a very Compad and
. Desirable COTTAGE, in a tine healthy situation. on
an eminence contiguous to Box-Hill, near Beichworth, three
Miles from Leatiserhead, three from Dorking, and twenty
miles from London; in the neighbourhood of several Packs
of Hounds; with Chaise-house, Stabling, Garden, and
Orchard, Cully stocked, containing together upwards of an
Acre. Held for tilittdeln years and A 11414 at an old low
Rent.
To be viewed ten days previous to the Sale, and particu-
lars then had at the King's Head, Epsom • Greyhound,
Sutton ; Black Horse, flore- Hill ; at C.;r'rawarii ; and
of Messrs.
,Hoggart and Phillips, 6a, Broad-street, Royal
Exchange.

SPACIOUS ELEGANT MARINE RESIDENCE,
PLEASUREGROUNDS, GARDENS AND 014 ICES
ON THE COAST OF SUSSEX. - -
. TO BE SOLD- BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, '
At Garraway's on Thursday, luly 20, at Twelve,
A,
N Excellent RESIDENCE for the Art:ammo-
dation ofa large Family, delightfully situated fronting
the Sea, at Little Hampton, near Arundel anti Worthing, in the
county of Sussex, the residence and property of Mr. Serjeint
Best. The House contains Ten Bed-eliJmbers,SpacioUs are;
Kart Dining. Drawing, and Morning.roomt,. Library, anti
°dices of every description, double Coach-ho j,e,..aiiti Sta-
bling far seven Horses. PleitiLire and kitchen-. ardens, and
rich Paddock adjoining, altogether aboutol t Acres, of
which liitrst4la le possession. may he had. ;c
To be viewed with tiekets, which, with'ipitticulars, may
It)
be had film:in days previous to the Sale' 'of Meisrs. llogiArt
and Phalips, 6t, Broaci.stroet, I:oyal Exchange. Particu-
lars also at the Noriblk Arms, Arundel ; George, I'S/Lathing ;
at Hampton ; anti at Garraway's.
...

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, near the Market
Town of C(../LCH ESTER, in the County of ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIP'S,
At the Cups Inn, Colchester, on Saturday, the 2901 fuly,
sit Two o'Clock,
In Ten 'Lots, -
UR very Desirable FREEHOLD FARMS,
J. situated in the Parishes of St; Michael; Mile Lf.d,
Great and Little liorseleyt Warmingford, Mount perres, and
Chappel, from two to six Miles from Colcheiter4 111 the
County of hssex. Containing, together, about Three
Hundred and sycnty Acres of rich Arable. Pasture, and
wood Land, the. chief part lying compact, with suitable
Farmhouses, Barns, Stabling, and Outbuildings, in the occu-
paticnt or-Messrs. Eftglish, Garrett, Mrs. Harvey. and
Chapman, tile two principal Farms on Leases just expiring,
at rents and of the value of 6001. per annum,
To be viewed, with leave of the tenuity, and Particulars
had ii!lays previous to the Sale, at the Cups, Colchester;
Blue
,t Witham;„. King's Head, Maldon Mr. Maher.
ly, Solicitor, G. and 1. Robinson, Esqrs.
Stratton.street, 1. at CarraWay's ,• and of Messrs.
Hoggart and .Phillips, bs, Ilroad-street, Royal Exchange,
whcie Plans of the Estates may"be seen.

TO BE SOLO-BY AUCTION.
~
HOGGA.RT and PHILLIPS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Ghange-alley,
On Friday, the r ith Day of August next, unless previodsly
disposed of by Private Contrad. •
rrHE FREEHOLD RECTORIAL or GREAT'
Ti lis of the Parish of flield, situated in the niest
improving part of the County of Sussex consisting of about
pop acres of Arabic, Meadow, Pasture, and WooU Land,
about tip* of which are Arable, andaboiat ptik
Paiish Of 1 tield is situated in the pritiLipal Road froth Lod.
don to Brighton, 3o miles from the former,- on the borders of
Surrey, and include* part of the 'Town of Crawley. The
Lands are in the occupation of very respedable Tenant*, and
in a good state of cultivation ; and from. the compad alma.
tion of the Parish, the Tithes may with great facility be taireh
in kind. The Land:tax is ledeenseal, arid half the filitChaSe-
money may remain on Mortgage.
The-Whole of this Property is divided, in the Particulars of
Sale, into tire Lots, for the acconunoilation of such Persons
as way be desirous of treating for the purchase of the. same
by Private Contract, Wine the 25th, ot July next. lb the
event' of the Lots not being sold by Private Contrad, Iffe
whole will be sold in one, as above-Mentioned.
Applications for purchasing by private Contrakn a are to pc
made to:Messrs. Kibblewhite, Rowland, and Robinson, Soli.
eitors, LOndoil ; or to Mesirs. Hoggart and
Atialonters, 6a, iirosd-street, Royal Exchange, of
whiAn particulars inay be had in a short time, and at 'the
Georys inn, _Crawley.

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GRAM MAR off' the GREEK LANGUAGE,
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W'M JONES, -
Membvt of the Philological S-04ery Manche4ter.
Printed tor Lungintin, Hurst, !dour, and Orme, Paternos,
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t‘ This Work is in reality what in the 7eatle.page it pro-
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Grammar, as a book that will be peculie,tiy 4crviceAble to
those who study or peach the Greek Language."--imperial
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--it-Texhibits many proofs of ingenuity and ex terisi.ve re.
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