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STATE LOTTERY.
BEGINS DRAWING EIGHTH OF MARCH.
os Tickets are sold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths,
and Sixteenths, by
UAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at
11 their State Lottery Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, and
O THE ebe in London, on their Account.
SCHEME , without any fixed Capitals, contains
9 Prizes of Xuo,ooo each.
3 .-- ditto 10,000
1 -- ditto . 3,000
99 .-- ditto 1,000
so ditto 500, &c. &c.
Net Three Blanks to a Prise, and nearly Double the Number
d posy contained in any Lottery for many years past, though
most cithose Lotteries consisted of 60,000 Tickets.
uses (past.psid) duly answered ; and country orders, at-
doliolsl with minimum, amended to on the same terms as if
f.......••••"""".........--
1118131LTY-EIG)

IitTUALLING OFPICEb hieteasy as, MI
THE CONNI.#IOII7 RS for VICTUALLING
his .1114CIES1-24) NA rt;i he,. five Nonce,
That on Wednesday the Ath of March nut, they will be roily
to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for
HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS Elf: WEST .
RUM ; to be delivered, duty free, from the bonded Warehouses
at the Port of London, one half thereof is the course of one
month, and the remainder in a month afterwards, into His Ma-
jesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by
Bills payable with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract (in which some new regulations
have been introduced) may be seen at the Secretary's Office.
N. B. No Tender Will be admitted for a less quantity than Tee '
ThousaudGallons.
No regard will be had to wry render ix which the price nisi xor be
isserkd h, words at length, or that shall woe be delivered to the Board be-
fire oat *Wed en the said Waxenlay the 9th e Ara,:h meet, aser:taleee
the Persia who wakes the roofer, or lane Per.lol an hie be #pat
aviteer I#ko. col/Wm

This day were publishe,t,
U two large Volumes, Octavo, with a Portrait of the Author,
price One Guinea,
LECTURES. on. the TRULY EMINENT ENGLISH
POETS.
fly PERCIVAL STOCKDAI.E.
Printed for the Author, and sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, I
Rees, and Omni, Paternoster-row ; and W. Clarke, New Bondy
stret_____________
Speedily will be publidhed, in Four neatly printed Vols.*
small No.
QUEEN and ANCIENT
; a lAMENDARY ROIGIEVR:
TIMES, a Dame* : both illustrairo of
the Domestic Manners and Amusements of the Flfteends• Cen-
tury. By the Ise JOSEPH STRlfer,
Author of " Rural Sports and Pastimes of the People of Eng-
land," dm
Printed for John Murray, Fleet-street, London ; and Archi-
bald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.

;HT-CAPITAL PRIZES
In the last Year, including
Two PRIZES OF
ared TiIIRTY THdOUSAND POUNDS,
Were all sh an sold by
NO, at his old established Offices, No. 4,
T. Osmuzz, and No. 9, Cueing° Cams' Logsdon, where
Tickesodshares are selling for the STATE LOTTERY, the
.., 0 etas contains more than double the Number of
;1,47 dos were in the last Principal and Supplementary Lone-
nrs seded tegethen—viz.
s Prizes of £20,000 20 Priz of £l,OOO
- 10,000 30
,r—es-- 300
4 -- 5,060 45 -- 100
Ste. att. fm.
Tickets sod Shams are also sellinglarthe CITY I.OTTERY,
de Prizes of which consist of substantial Freehold Houses, dis-
csege4 el Land-Tat. The Scheme contains
i Val* at X 95,000 1 7 Each of £4,000
1 ...-- 7,000 6 --- 3,090
4 Emil of 6,000 1 -........ a MOO
?moos In the Country may be applied, the sump if present,
Winding their orders, post or corriage paid, to either
No. 4, Cashel, or tieharing Cross.
,here 6 cheeses may be had gratis, and all Prizes in either Lot-
tery will be mid on Demand by T. BISH.
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This day were published in iv*. price 10s. 6d. in boards,
INETTMITES of BIISLICAL Carrion', or Heads of
11 she course of Leetures on that Subject, read in the University
and Rises College of Aberdeen.
By GILBERT GERA,RD, D.D,
Professor of Divinity, and one of his Majesty's Chaplains in Ordi-
nary in Scotland.
Printed for Archibald Constables Co. Edinburgh ; John
Murray, St, Fleet-street, London:r, Co.
and Deigh-
ton and Barrett, Cambridge. ..

• This day was published,
Elegantly printedin 410. price les. in boards,
SAUL--a Poem--in Two Parts. By WILLIAM
SOTHEBY, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. Oberon, a Poem, from the German of Wieland, 2d edition,
elegantly printed in ob. with 12 Engravings by Heath, Warren,
Neal* ere. from pictures by Mr. Fuseli, price 15s. or on large
paper, with brst impressions, 11. 4s.
2. Oberon, or, Huon de Bourdeane, a Mask ; and Orestes, a
Tragedy, printed together in one vol. price 7s.

TWA day was published, price is. 6d.
ASE RMON on the PROPRIETY of' huutamio
the CALVISISTIC DOCTILINIttI and the Atrrioarnts for
that Pftecnee, preached at Leicester, 20th May,. ISO?, at the
Visitation of the Rev. Ateadeacon Burnaby, and published at his
and the Clergy's request, •
By the Hon. and Rev. HENRY RYDER, A. M.
Printed for T. Payne, Pali Men • sold also by Combe, Lel;
eater ; Oliver, Lutterworth ; Cooke, Oxford ; antDeighton.

On the Ist of March will be published,
price 9s. in boards,
THE PROFITABLE PLANTER; a Theoretical and
Practical Treatise on Planting in every description of Son
and Situation, particularly those which are moot daeult, as ele-
vated Sates, 'Barren Heaths, Rocky Soils, Sm. including Moto on
Shelter and Ornament, Octavo, with a Plate of Implements for
Planting, invented by the Author.
By WILLIAM PONTEY,
Nurseryman, Planter, and Forte Pruner toahe Duke of Bediforo.
The Forest Pruner, and Timber Owner's Assistant; ore Com-
plete Practical Treatise on the Trainingand Management of British
1 Timber Trees, whether intended for use, shelter, or ornament,
including an examination of the Properties of English fir Timber,
and a New System for the management of Oak Woods, &e. Atc.
Octavo, with Plates, price Its.
London : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's•street.

Cestibaltse-
Where tem he the same,
bed by
1 On publishede of Final Perseverance and Assurance of Sal-
Ivationat the request of the Bishop of Lincoln and the
arra.
Also, a Sermon. preached and sold for the benefit of the Lei-
cester lnfirrngry, and published at the request of the Governors.

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GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
SWIFT and CO. No. 11, Pouvrair, and No. 12
ClRRlNtrCaoss reeosunend to the attention of their Friend
be s
sad the Pablic the Sebrose of the Grand. State Lottery, which -
ON drawing on the Bth of Marsh, and contains the following rich
List of CAPITAL PRIZES.
3 of I'o,ooo are £60,000
3 10,000 --30,00 G
4 10,000
-- 3.000 m..--•
se '— I'6o
-20.01 D
SO -- goo -- 15,060
*ides the meal proportion of inferior Prizes, making in the
Mule less than Three Blanks to a Prise. None of dat Prizes in
Ibil Lottery are filed far Particular days, but are all Boating in
the Wheel.
SWIFT and Co.GRAND have alio on v Y
LOTTERY ie the Tickets and Shares of the
CIT
Pot ?toehold liouves, discharged of Land Tax, and valued at
£104,000
IN CAPITAL PRIZZS, AS 11/4DM.
1 Iltelsed at £25,000 7 Valued at
I--- 7,000 6 ----
..--- 1,000 1 ----
Price of a City icket, a les.
se4 0 0 1 Eighth - XI 1 0
41 0 I Sixteenth - 010 6
Schemes at large Gratis.

This day was published, in one neat and closet) -primed Volume,
ono. price 141. the Second Edition of
-rHE MODERN PnAcrics of Payszc : exhibiting the
-11- Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Pro&nostic, Morbid Ap-
panacea, and improved Method of treating Diseases.
lly ROBERT THOMAS, M. D.
This Workhas been carefully revised ; a few Diseases, which
were omitted in the Ent edition, are now inserted ; and a very
large portion of new and important matter has been added.':
" This is a judicious compilation of facts, front the best writers,
and the different subjects are treated with brevity and perspicuity.
I• Dr Thomas has abridged with judgment, has added modern op'.
Intone and discoveries, has frequently introduced the result of his
own 'irritate, and his performance thus becomes an Useful
Comp*dium of the present State of Medical Practice."—Month-
ly Review June, p. iB5.
Primed for John Murray, Fleet-street ; sad Archibald Consta-
ble and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had,
A New Edition of the London Practice of Midwifery, price Gs.

This day was published,
Price Is. for a Year, or 10s. 64. fora Half Year's Aecompts,
HARDING's FARMER'S ACCOMPTZOOK,
rot 1606.
LIP This Publication is recommended with confide:nee to Agri-
culturists, as well calculated to remove tbe dlfficulty in keeping
Accompts, so generally especia* among Farmers. The Tablet
and Instructions here given are so clear, that any person, of the
most moderate capacity, wit be tiabledby them to keep an accu-
rate Daily Account of the and Crops, and of every thing
done on the Ewes throughout the Year : the Work, besides, is so
contrived, that tlt6 Journal of each Week's proceedings can separated heat the look, take *est by Post to an absent Employ
Lentionr Printed for I. Harding, SI, St. lanaes'i•etreet Cen-
stable and Co. and Park, Edinburgh; and Archer and Fitzpa-
trick, Dublin.

.E 4,000

POTATOES.
This day was published, in ato, with Plates, price 7s. 6d. sewed,
THE REPORT of the COMMITTEE of the
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, concerning die Cuzr wiz
and IBJE of POTATOES ; including the following topics :
1. Discrimination of sorts. 6. Thee rapers.
it. Preparation of soils. 7. Taking up, and securing the
3. Sets. crop.
4. Methods of Planting. a. Application as food for man.
5. Culture while growing. 9. Ezpenees, produce, & value.
Printed for RICHARD Pinion No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
frlars, and to be had of all Bookstiers.
Of whom may be had, published also by authority of the Board
of .Agricnkure :
1. EXPERIMENTS TRIED by the BOARD of AGRICUL-
TURF.,in the Composition of various Sorts of BREAD. Price

tom -

Where may be bad.
A CATALOGUE Of BOOES-011 Agriculture. Planting, Garden-
ing, Landscape-Gardesring, Sporting, Farriery, and Rural .Affairs
in general--is.

MONEY SAVED IS MONEY GAINED.
Sams d TICtETS Sixteen Sailing% a Ticket cheaper than
at other offices,
• I WARNER, No. 16, CoxNum., submits the fol.
• • 4 • lowing Statement of Pascal, and recommends his Friends
*NA the Pubiic to purchase immediately, as he expects Shares
litNal list.
WAINZO'S PIITCIS, °TIER OFTICVS. Pascal,
Affording a good Profit. which they avoid Publishing. 0
Ile ...... ~. 10 12 0 Half 10 15
5 6 0 Quarter
Ce ... ..... 213 6 Eighth 215 6
Steen* . 17 0 Sixteenth ......
TICEITS for the GRAND ITY LOTTERY at 71. 121.
TI,iE STATE f..OTTERY
Begins Drawing MARCH Bth, IRON.
Ana glees to Adventurers a much better Chance than former
Lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Priz
e' viz.
3 of 0:20,000 120 of .0 , 01l n
3 10,000 30 500
otto ss
. , 100
4 s
Ste. ste. &c.
Vermin in the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing
Bank Notes Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find
an atididonal advantage, at J. Waxman 's, as the Country Offices
frtiaently pat on an exera Profit upon the enormous Price of the
ether London Oakes.
Note—Money Loiters must be paid for as such.

THE NEW HOUSE OP COMMONS.
CORRECTED TO FEBRUARY 1808.
This day was published,priee Its. in boards, lilt. Id. in Red, or
13s. Bd. Calf-gilt, a new enlarged, and greatly improved

Edition, of
ABIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE
of COMMONS, containing correct Notices of the Lives,
the FANNER and PARTY CONNECTIONS. the SENATORIAL
CRARACTER and other useful Particulars relative to ALL TNE
KINSER* of the rassawr CoussoNs HOUSE of PARLIAr
MENT.
This complete Political Index, contains Anecdotes of the Po.
liticd and Parliamentary Conduct of 6Sfißepresentatives,English,
Scottish and Irish; and the Biography of upwards of Three Hun-
dred Ex-Members, and unsuccessful Candidates, together with
the CONSTITUTION, right of Voting, &c. &c. of the Cities,
Boroughs, &c. IP
Printed for T. Goddard, No, 1, Pall-Mall ; George Richards,
Cornhill ; and Cradock and Joy, Ave. Maria-lane ; and to be had of

balf-e-crown.
2. A GENERAL. REPORT upon the SIZE of FARMS
throughout GREAT BRITAIN, by Dr. Roster so N. Price Ss.
3. A LETTER tram the EARL of WINCHELSEA, on the
Advantages of CO'rrAGERS' RENTING LAND, ls. tid.
4. HINTS on VEGETATION, with Queries, price ls. 6d.
S. An ACCOUNT of the MODES of DRAINING SWAMPY,
BOGGY, and MARSHY LANDS, as practised by Mr. Joseph
Elkingtoe i.graven up by Mr. Jona: lenerroet, with numerous
plates. prieels. Id. in boards.
6. Corrected and Improved REPORTS of TWENTY-EIGHT
COUN'TIF.S in ENGLAND and SCOTLAND, uniformly'
printed irk octavo, and illustrated with numerous Engravings, de-
scribing the Present State of each County in Agriculture, Manu-
factures, Population, Produce, Economy, Etc. &c. from 7s. to 15s.
each.

all Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, in Nine Volumes complete, or either
Volume separately; Memoirs of Public Characters between the
Years 1798 and 1807. price 10s. ed. per volume, in boards, embel-
lished with numerous Portraits.

NAVIGABLE CANAL, ROSE COPP FR SMELTING
COMPANY'S SHARES.—VIONTHLY SALE.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, March 4, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraways, London,
THE Staffordshire and Worcester Canal, two
Shares in this established productive Navigation, dividing
461. per Share net per annum, and Shares-in the Grand Junction,
Chelmer, Newcastle-under-I:yme, Junction, Union, Kennet and
Avon, and Basingstoke Shares and Ronda.
Also ten Shares in the Rose Copper Smelting Company, esta-
blished 1798; the Dividends on the three last years were lel. per
Share clear, regularly paid.
Particulars at the New Howl, Birmingham ; at Hatzhitt's
Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; aad of Mr. Scott, 9.8, New
Reiden-street. London.

MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES AND 1
TRAVELS, CONTAINING THE PRESENT STATE OF
ALL COUNTRIES.
This day was published,
A new Volume, being the Sure, price 15s. in boards, illustrated
with numerous Plates,

DR. HODSON'S IMPERIAL OIL.
WHAT Patient, who is suffering under the diF.
easing pain of Chronic Rheumatism, or the more acute
lavish of Goat, would not, at any price, gladly purchase a Re-
medy to relieve his sufferings ! No remedy has been so effectual as
!ir. Hodson's Imperial Oil, in affording certain ease, and alleviat-
ing pain in these distressing complaints, in the swelling of the joints
and stiffness of the tendons, the bad effect of old strains, rendered
wow either by much exertion, or by cold variable the
weather.—
This eseellent application reduces the swelling, brings the
tendons and much s soft and pliable; in one disease, the Rickets,
the relaxed yielding condition of the bones is so Wonderfully
'56144 by the regular use of the Imperial Oil, that the bones,
though distorted, gain their natutal shape and figure. In Palsy,
Notahaess of I.lnbs, and "Ecv-por of the Back or Spi..e, it proves
a 931ereign remedy, by animating and restoring the cnerg) of the
*two.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Patter's, No 4, Cheopside,
terser of Paternoster-row; Hazard and Binns, and Cruttwell
Stalls art.,. Lynch, Manchester; Gregsons, Liverpool; and
Man booksellers and medicine venders in every country town, in
hii•les, at Ss. 9d. mark.

M---- -----
ODERN, RECENT,and CONTEMPORARY
VOYAGES and TRAVELS, consisting of Translations of
Works not before translated, of original Works printed from the
Authors' MSS. and of Analyses of new Voyages and Travels which
have appeared in England. .
THIS SI.ITH VOLIIMI CONTAINS
„ 1. Do Lae's Travels 'in the two Louisianas and other adjoining
"it:hit" !Provinces, 1801; 1802, and 1806.
2. SART TSCIILW'S Voyage in the Frozen Ocean N.E. of Siberia,
he-in 1796. •
S. RRINIIRCK'S Travels from Petersburgh to Moscow, Warsaw,
BUTLER'S RESTORA'T'IVE TOOT H-POW• eke. Dee, through Germany, in leas.
DER, here of to the ufc of the Public at large, was in 4. T sin the interior of North America, made in explo-
the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdales particular acquaintance, and the ring the course and sources of the Missouri, Red River, and
Nobility sad Gentry, his patients and its virtues juftly appreelat- Washita, by Cquains Lewis and Clarke,in 1805.
ed ; hot a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing 5. A Vey ace to the Western Coast of Africa. by Surgeon
this preparation. Mr. Butler ha* conic inif poffitSon of the originA Spilsbury, 1g the Favourite, in 1805.
recipe, and he tugs to afure thole affiidlN with decayed or offal 6. Analysis of Waetteo's Toes to Sheerer in 18(2.
five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and rumor . 7. Analysis of the Marquis de Sar.vo's flight from Veda to
Wye quallty--a truifm of which any one may be coavlrced, by a Riga, in 1806.
foie and candid trial of one boa. Of the properties of this Tooth Every former Volume is equally interesting and vooMma Is Ms
Powder, its deterfive property is juft fullielent to clear away chafe contests, and the series of six volumes contains newly 404assit.
1 eleltriletive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums. Voyages and Travels, most of them performed within the hinolle
and in the lot critiees of the teeth, without injuring the %rine of or three years, and not to be met with any where else la the ages
either, healing formers in the former, ant promoting a new ens- ish tamale,
ma sd pearly wbitenefs, where it has been injured or corroded on As it is the sole object of books of Voyages and Tensile* 40=
the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeable odour units withal fo scribe the state of the countries visited, it is almost too oVZio
perfedtly innocent, that it may be eaten without titer. Thefe be formally maintained, that recent sad
diftingutibing thdt araeriittes of its falathe effedts and feperlority, this description are the only Voyages:ad= worthy of pe.
have procured it the unbounded approbation of the Queen, the rural ; old and obsolete
bean serving Only es a romance ormarre,
princsifes. the Etnprefs of Ruffin, the //DeWitt. of Totit:/ledford, tive of adventure% and g total auk= at to the ease**
Gordon, Leeds. Rutland, and molt of the EngliCh and foreign No objects of all such publications.
bility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a peed The present series exhibiting the actual condition of nearly au
fary appendage to die
parts, and indeed they do but comma Jeff the canneries in the world, flu:imbed those who hive releady
rice herein. litter it imrts a firsonefs sad bentalful red
to the visited theta, adzes therefore, a .1111111 W elf
gems ,to the breath the malt deteftable fweemers, and, (flied con- emensting of obsoleteworks,which descrlie nothing;
Randy as directed, will render the teeth firm and white. and pre- and former state of countries. :
.;4 , t
vent the tooth-ach from returning to thole who have been liable to Printed for RICHARD Palartrs No. 6, Bridge-it
its tnoft halide! Weds. friars ; and to be had of alt. :.77i
-its 1
Prepared and fold wholefak and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, N.B. Thls work is also pa din half crown
Chesplide, corner of Pacernafter-row, Loodoo, and of 'soft coon bars, six of them forming.: Voillatesited the • is
zry Medicine Venders and Perfurners.in bones at Si. gel. such. now in coarse of publicadoe, containing. Sirounia's lase:l'is IC io
Of whom may be kid. Butler's imprused Saver wired Tooth-3 Prussia. Poland, and Russia ; Mirrifes Tope is the South at
m
Brans, Price is' "ch. Frame ; and HIVIOT.g Travels in Canada.
1..e,e r -7 nt ),:.;•4,.1"1-..—• ,
4 .
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FOR COUGHS,
COLT'S, ASTNMAS, AND CONSUMPTIONS.
ROBBE.RD's BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; or Cough
'al' MOM There inftly celebrated Drops,by their happy and
%mediate ere% in removing the molt obitinate Coughs or Ca-
tarrhs, and all tendency to Confumption, render them a valuable
/salty Medielhe. And when we confider the variableners of
esrClimate,whieh c onftantly induces us to catch cold, anti that
dam this taking cold originates a mnltitude of direareg, as Afthma
ti", in the Chrft, Offenfive Breath. Inflammation of the Langs.
Intl Confuroptlon. with a long train of evils—no bead of a Fa-
'44 Nom he down without a (mall (apply at Wait, of :hi. al
Aloft Mgavtaneous remedy. Many thoutand pet Cons ean teftify
at irappy eteete they have received 14002 it, when every other
deal alittance had failed.
A CAUTION.
efirerve the nave of R. Butler. No. 4. Chrapfide. is engraved
en %black Barn, *Lich is allied to each bottle ; all others are

souterteks.
5'14 at Mr. Bilflu... Mn. Cbc:infide corner n( Parernofter
""' and Mei% by Crito, Cornet of Sc. n • Garden. Clark, a 69
%rough; and may be had met Cou. try Medicine Vender", io
bottles U 22 94 and 61 each.

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ARMY.
CAPTAIN id iteginleat of laiadtry at home,
A which to tinder extremely atinatageotte eirspeinstameen,
wishes td exchange to Half Pay (without the dilreranee) or WOO a
Cletrioon trattslibd.
Apply by letter (pow. paid) to A.ll

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I.MOIS 41•1,10.0 ••••
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, '
At the COatnt Home, in this Pat,on Tuesday, the 14 of
Mirth Ma, at Ten o'Cldek in the rotalmas,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viv.
Tot PRIVATE FAIMILIn °Par.
1952 Gallons Brandy 11 Sacks Mar
97t Ditto Rum 791 Pounds Shoe Thread
7041 Ditto Geneva 400 Dit01111101"5022. chi
72 Ditto Wine IR Ditto—taus
2 Bottles Compounds

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TO BR, sow BY 'WOW! BALCMOKIA
At the Custom House, He ea VIIIIIIIM6 doria,4o,ll-
- 1401:ufrusti : ~.- ._. I _
Dy Order of the Honourable the Comilinesm ono moor.
Customs
To brills at lime eßedi-r.: . . -
r-li HE :FOLLOWING GOODS,
•• • - VIZ
.11,Wt. !qrs. 415c15. Deal Rid Deal Simi, . !
* 2 Pismo Fir Timber ST lisathrih!‘ , '1
1 Spar 10 Bad Linono
15,000 sewing and five gross Kaitthso9lPia
Giajo
7OR PARA? I sr
26 Gallons Rum 94 • Geneva
66 Pieces Velveteens awl W - Cada
se Gross Wonted Bindings ,'" :
112
TO be Tint up in Lott to salt the Folded* int, svfl. re.
-.4 to make a deposit of far* Csatait zkb Lot. '
.•416 g

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BY ORDMIS,OF THE COMIDIMIDNERS FOR THROW
AND DISPOSAL OF DANISKPILOPEBTIF.& 1"/ '.
° ‘For SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tzverm ow Feranv the that JITIFIIaKiIaK
at 22 o'clock in the foremen, ,
'THE ENTIRE CARGO of the Danish Miss
1- NEPTUNUS, No. 10, H. I. Goonsaine 1ard.1442, de-
tained by the Private Ship of War Lotto COCIIILAIn Apse
condemned to the Crown. Consisting of about
.±:. :-*:
About 240 TONS of AIX-ANT SAO'. ' "
For viewing the Cargo, and for Catalogues andnity farther par-
ticulars, apply to Mr. Guts WiLsrono, Merchant, one of the
Agents for Danish Property.
Also.
The goOd Brig VENSKABIT, No. 72, 1. M. Boob, late
Master, condemned to the Crowe, and now lin yg in 42siOuset.
Length on Deck - eilk.7loll.
Breadth above the Wales is S
Depth in Held - 11 : • :t" , '
- *St Oda Tam

Adman
The Hull, Masts. Standing and Runningaiellill, as they now
lie, with all tanks and defects. i'
For viewing the Vessel, Stores, and the cargo of Salt in No. 10,
and for inventories apes any further particular*: apply to
Mr. GILES WELSFORD, Merchant,
1 One of the Agents for Danish Property.
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PLYMOUTH.
By Order 'settle Commissioners for the Care and Disposal of
Danish Property.
FOR. PUBLIC SALE, at the London Inn, Foxhole-street,
ast.4INMIN
NO. 11, The goon tp FAIDREN CLA.NDET,
with all her Stores and Materials. -- Tommxa, late
M
Master, detained by the private ship of war ars.--Diracnsious--
Length on Deck 9e Peet itt Inches.
Bh
readth - 26
Admeasures - - 986 12-94 Tons.
After which will be sold her Cargo, consisting of
SBl Hogsheads of Sugar, SI Barrels Rum,
47 Barrels ditto, 2 Bags Indigo,
2 Tierces Coffee, 6 Casks Tamarind',
'l7 Barrels ditto, 2 Boxes Bonnets,
19 Bags ditto, 1 Boa Salt,
89 Puncheons um, I Boa Medicines,
The above ship being well-calculated for the general purposes
of trade, to be taken with all faults Gni 4oloots wallonl any al-
lowance whatever. .
Byorder of the Agents appointed for the sale etDantilt property,
a deposit in Cash or Bank of En glind Not 6f one-third on the
Vessel, and 21 per Cent. on the scstemrtesi made at the time
of sale, and prior to the pinhole& rlog the sae Room,
in
default of which the seller will be at liberty indrelsre the ale void.
The remainder of tile purchase money dos to be paid in C sh
or Bank of England Notes, at the exp Si the prom*, or
at the time the Goods are demanded by dile plitebasers to bt de-
livered. These candela= will be strictly meomiod to.
For viewing the said Vessel and samples of the Cargo, and
further particulars, apply to Mr. P. Birdwood, Merchant. one
of the Agents for Danish Property, or to
JAMES BRODRICK, Braker.
After which will lie sold,
361 Pipes Brandy, and SO Hogsheads Red Wine. ,
Also the entire Cargo of the ship Active, -- Mathiesen,
late Master, detained by the private ship of war Hero, and since
condemned to his Majesty.
The above Ship and awes are condemned to the Crown.
Dated Plynooolli, ;Waal, Ik2ll.
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the Rev Mr. bARC4II4O PATENT ANTIRILIOUS PILLn.
r was a remaft.Of the celebrated Dr. &Khan,
A Author of the Dorneitie Medicine, that e.enspiainey of the
Rommel% and bowels are the prevailing malady of this country.
which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal (ki-
nks 1 that the perfon who could dikover for the relief and cure a
fare and infallible remedy would perform a aloft important fervicc
to foelety. That difkovery has now been snide in the Patent
Antlbilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extenfive fate of
which, and the high eitimation In which they are de'ervedly held,
has confidential Icfcned the camber of there complaints ; and
bids fair. n a Pion time. to bi thll aims of entirely eradicating
them. t?
Tkefe Pills have a quick and takaperstion, they aft powerfelly
and Ipecifically on the bile, and thus Minus thottatunnts difordsrs
cunnceted with it,fick heasiachestiltee, EV* eillipliints,jsun-
dice, nervous diforders from In Ike. They are the Inuit
valuable family medicine hitherto (acted to the Public and tt
Proprietor is ftriported by the
firft ebarstiers of the Nobility
been adminißered to any perfon
mild, and in the end completing ;
This valuable medicine, having
mended by the following cliftingoillted
The Right Lion Vifeoont DI LLOY
The Lore. Blikop of BATH
Sir JOIAN HONETWOOD,
Ar STEPHEN LUSH NOTOI
I OMAS ANSON, Efq. M P.
JjeIMES AMYATT, Efq.
NICHOLSON CALVERT. Efq
.- ADMUND BOEHM. Ffq. New,
THOMAS HAM vfERSLEY,
0. W. DICKE'S, Efq. Payne

Canterbury
The Rev. Mr. DIMOCK, Librarian
CI CIL IFORRES 1 F.R, Erq.
gold vrboletai- and retail by
corner of Pat, rnolter-mw I and r
' Oldbood ltreet Mr. Stratton.
itiedtahle Venders i.. Tewn and
A C.aluino—Obferre the name
on the Ramp, which is aflxr
boz ; all not fn }tamped are a _-
and as.. per bps. with ample &wakes.
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ma sofpreable evidence of the
and others, that they have never
i without giving certain and fpeedy
g a cure
eg been nfed with fareefs, is recton-
gnideed Pretenses :-.--
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and WELLS
1, Bart. M P. for Haltom
TON, Bart. M.P for Penryn
I P. for Litchfield.
LP. for Southampton
'. Efq. M.P. for Hertford
New-ftreet. Spring-gardens
EY, Ffq Pall-Mall
ite Secretary to the Archbifitop of
lbrarian to the ArchhilLop
i. M.P. fur Waldeck
by Mt. Butkr, Nn. 4. Climpfide,
I retail by Mr *lrby, Stafford Rue,
re, Leicclicr.fquare ; and by all re-
d Country.
,nie of William Bartley is engraved
red on the nuclide wrapperof each
dangerous imitation. Price ss. 6d.
liredifons.
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