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£257g00

ONE. FEED CAPITAL. '
.lirvenot. of -the Value of a SUPPLEMENT /ICY TICKET, I.
WARNER engages to pay Twenty Pounds for every Stipple-
i srahry Ticket, and in proportion for every Sbar,: purchated at
''or any other Licenfed State Lottery Ofhee, or the;r Agents,
11 Wooten fur gale on cr before the Loth of November, 1807,
hitt Three Dar`before the Drawing of the Supplementary Lot.
letT: after that time fly Holders of every fuch Ticket or ;hare
lit.. !Miring Money, wit be Entitled 0) their Chance iii the Sop.
Paleatary Lottery, Which begins Drawing the tyth November,
aatorakaiorthe folloWing Prizes:
1 WICK of £20,070 If 120,000
I i 0.000 10..000
s I ,COO 5,000
I , 500 2.500
h 0 -- 100 . 2,000
10 i— 50 1,O:0
1.300
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BilOTttlent from the Country, containing Bank Note', or [bort data
"in be treated the fame as if preterit.
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ARCH/EOLOGIA GRJECA, nr the Antiquities
of Gaexc e—being an Account of the Manners and Cultums
of the Greess, deduced from the latclt and heft authorities, and
rdacing to their
Government Drefs Entertainments
Migiftracy Exercifes Food
Laws Baths Mufic
JuL:kial Proceedings Marriages Painting
Religion Divorces Public Buildings
Gaines Funerals Harbours
Military and Naval Dumeftic Employ- Weights and Mee-
A ffiirs menu; fures, &c &c.
Chit* deGgned to illultrate the Greek Claincs, by explaining
Words and Phrafes according to the Rites and Cuitoms to which
they refer. To which are prefixed a brief Hiftory of the Grecian
States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Chrift's College. Cambridge, Matter of the Free Grammar

School at Ravenitonedale, in Weltntorclansi.

London' Printed for RiCUARD Pin curs, No. 6, New Bridge-
itrect, and fold by all BookieUers.
•
Juft pnblifard, by the fame Author,
The Giammar of Hiftory, by means of which that tmportdot
fubje6t may be pradtically taught en Schools. prise 3s bound.
Ancient Hiftory, for the Ufe of Schools, in one deftly printed
volume, Juodecinau, price 6s bound.
Modern Iliftory, for the life ofScbools, limiter to the Ancient
IliAoryy, PriSc es bound. .

This day was ptiblithed.
Handfomely printed in one large volume ato. with 44 plates of
Maps, Antiquities, 8:c &c. price 31. 35. in boards,
1/rAGNA BRITANNIA; being a concift To.
.ETA pographicsi Account of the feveral counties of Great Britain.
By the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS, A. M. F. R.S. F A. and L.S.
Rector of Rodmarton, Gloucefterftiire.
And SAMUEL LYSONS, Efq. F.R S. and F.A.S.
Keeper of his Majeity's Records in the Tower of London.
Volume the Firlt ; containing Eedforiithire, Berlaire, and Buck-
Inghamfhire.
Printed for T. Cadeil and W. Davies, Strand.
A few Copies, on luper-royal paper, with firft impreffions of the
plates, price 31. 55 in boards.
•a • The Second Volume, containing Camlsrldgeiblre, Chelhire.
and Cornwall is in the prof!, and will be publilhed as foon as
potable As above may be had,
Part the Firft, containing 24 Views in Bedford&ht; Berkfttire,
and Buckingham tire, of Britannia pepllta ; a Series of Views of
the molt interciting and pidturefqne obitltriT.l in Great Britain, en
W
graved from Drawings by es, e, Filiation, Smith, '
Tunnel', Alexander, &c. by Wm. Byrise,f. A.S. price 31. 3P. in
boards; or on large paper, with proof InsPitilions of Ike plate,
price 61.65.
"„• The above Works, sillies illuftrate each other, may be had,
done up together, andNtho eontlnuation of each skill be puhiiihed
regularly at the fame periodic arranged in the fame manner, and
panted on parrs of iorzefOgoding lie and (fatality. •

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and.F . Edwards Pengwern Farm 13; 2 5
3 pin Edwards Part. of Ty ilia 2 1 13
4 Ditto Dicta 4 0 0
5 Ditto _ Ditto 4 3 X
6 Ditto Frw BrlL'y and Cottage 1 o to
7 John Jones and John Pengwern Mill and pirt of Tiry
Edwards Felln x 2 6
8 John Edwards Frw Pengerrig a t 32
9 Ditto Y Dolydd 4 3 20 •
10 Ellis Edwards Meffuagc and Farm 33 1 3
1 1 Widow Parry Ditto 31 0 t 7
it J Edwards, carpenter Ditto 17 1 29
t 3 Thomas Evans Du to 38 3 12
14 Jonathan Hughes Ditto 30 o 1
as rdwarti Evans Ditto 6 a s
16 Etward Evans Macs y Croes 2 o o
17 Ellis lidevards Cac Hein and Rhos Pengwern 117 2 4
i 8 Edward Evans Erw Cathod 3 2 10
19 Ellis ltdwards Caeaw len y Coed 4 1 15
The above Farms are fituated In the towidhip of Pengwern. in
the beautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of ilaugollen, the fce-
nery of which has been the admiration of all travellers. The
words and coppices are well grown, and the timber of large di-
mentions, whiet arc to he taken by the purchafers at a fair valua-
tion. North Wales cannot produce a more eligible or defirable
fituation for the refidenec of a genteel family than this eftate.
The ftreami rUnning through the Eitste are numerous, and ren-
der the greatut part capable of impre.vement by irrigation.
fhe Sheep walks are very ettelifive, compridng above 700
acre', and their boundaries are will ..fcertained.
The town of Llangollen adjoins the Ettare, which eomprilcs
the whole of the ffewniblp of Pengwern, with the exception of a
cottage or two, and is in a ring fence.
I he diftance from the market town of Wrexham is 12 miles,
from Ofweltry is bilks, and from Kuthin 13 miles.
The tenants have Mice:lobs to Gam the eftatcs Printed par•
deniers may be had of Mr. Wynne, Solieitur, Mold; Meffrs.
Philpot and Stone, Hare Court, Temple. London ; at the Hots*
and Feathers inn, Cbetter; the Hand lon Lbugollen ; at the
Eagles Inn, in Wrexham; the Royal Hotel, liverpoal ; and at all
the principal Inns In the neighbourhood. o. . .
N .8. Vlllolilll Information may be obtained at Me. Mtyonc'a
1 office, ir: :‘.7:44 where a plaza of the Ltgeteinay be fees.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 22.
GARRISONS.

General Gerard Lord Lake to be Governor of Plymouth. vice the
Earl of Chatham, appointed to the Government of Jerky.
Lieutenant General William Loftus, of the 14th Light Dragoons.
to be Governor of Dunbarton, vice Lord Lake.
E in the Gazettes of sth and 15th instant,
For 76;h Regiment of Foot,
Lieutenant Edward Jones, from the Weft Kent Militia, to be
Enfiga,
Read 77th Regiment of Foot,
Lieutenant Edward Jones, from the Wcft Kent Militia, to be
Enfign.
4th Garrifon Battalion.
For Enfign John Walter, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant,
Read Enfign John Walter, from the 62d Foot, to be Lieutenant

Conseniffions figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant of the
County of Berks.
To be Deputy Lieutenants—Montague Earl of Abingdon, Arthur
Earl of M Lunt Norris, George Evelyn Vifcount Falmouth,
Penry Jeffery Vifcount Mhbrook , Adam Blandy, Efq. and John
Phillips, Efq. Dated September t, iBo7.
Militia.
Antony Saunderfon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April is,
1807.
Samuel John Bever, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June is;18o7.
John Stuart, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated May i 6,1807.
rlenry Rounds, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Jane 13, 1807.
Hungerford Volunteer Infantry—Joreph Barnard, Efq. to be Ma-
jor Commandant; Charles Thomas Hawletworth and James
CJffs, Efqrs. to beCaptains;.Richard Parfons, Gent. and Robert
oxbead, Gent. to he Lieutenants ; Join Coshead, Gent. to be
Enfign Richard Barker, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated July

1807.
Beyniurit and Wokingbam Volunteers—John Lloyd Ducking-
field, Gent. to be Enfign. Datcd Auguft 7. 1807.
Commithons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the 1
County of Derby. 1
St-edible Regiment of Volunteer Infantry—John Charge, Efq. to
be Major. Dated July 30 1807.
John Gorell Barns, Efq. to be ditto; Iran Twigge, William Cater
Smith, William Burgoyne Fernell, William Smith, Ifaac Coady,
Mark Hewitt, William Wilfon, and John Bright, Efqrs. to be
Captains.
John Walton, Jofeph Hollineworth, William Clay, John Barnes
Shimwell, John BarnforJ, Samuel Smith, Ebenezer Smith, and
William Chefter, Gents. to be Lieutenants.
Benjamin Booth, Gent. to be Enfign; John Draper, Gent. to be
Quarter-Mafter ; and Reverend Ralph Heasimote,to be Chap-
lain. All Dated July 30, 1807.
EAR Derbyfhire Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas William Williamfon, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated as above.
Doveridge Company of Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Robotham, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above.
Francis Turner, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated as above.
Belpar, Shottle, and Holbrooke Battalion of Volun-
teer Infantry.
jedediah Strutt, Efq. to be Captain ; William Stratham, Gent. to
be Lieutenant; and John Bourne, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated
as above. -
Commithons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
Cotinty Ayr.—tit Battalion of the zd Regiment
of Ayrfhire Volunteer Infantry.
James M'Murray, Gent. to be Enfign. vice qt.iintin Bone, fuper-
Ivied, having never joined. Dated Aug. 24, 1807.
Ayrfhire Rifle Battalion.
Charles Dalrymple, Efq to be Adjutant. Dated Sept. 7. 1807.
Commiffionb ligned by the Lard Lieutenant of the
County of Wigtown.
Sir William Maxwell. Bart. to be Vice Lieutenant.
Sir John Dalrymple Hay, Hart. Colonel Andrew M'Douall, Ro-
bert Hatbom Stewart. John Hathorn, James Alex. Stewart,
John Maitland. John Cathcart, James Hunter, Robert Vans
Agnew, Edward Boyd, Thomas Adair, William M'Connell,
John.Rofs, James Tweddale, and Patrick Laurie, Efqrs. to be
Deputy Lieutenants. Dated June 2. 1807
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
William Smith and Andrew Bowden, of Stockport, Chefhire, cot-
ton menu fadurers . Sept. :6. 1807.
Henry Ledger and Edward Ledger, ofiLombard.ftreet. March
25, dab.
John Frail and John Hudfon, woollen drapers Sept. 1,1807.
Patrick Leak and George Coles, of Abehurch-Lane, merchants.
Dec. 31,1806.
William Haywood, William Hudfon, Phillip Frederick Muntz,
and Jofeph Roberts, of Birmingham, glafs manufatfturers. Sept.
12,1837.
John Pollard and Benj. Ruthforth, of Elland, Halifax, Yorklhire,
woelftaplers. Sept. 16, *837.
Thomas Ryley, John Roe, and William Bewley Hill, of Coven-
try, clock and watch manufaclurers. Sept. 17,1807.
Henry and Charles Wayte, of Panton-ftreet, hatters, ice. March
17, 1807.
Richard Powis, fen. William Powis, and Richard Powis, jun. of
Greenwich, brewers. Sept. ro, 1807.
BANKRUP rcv ENLARGED.
Odlober 27. James Roxburgh, late of Winehefter ftreet, London,
infurance broker, merchant, dealer aad shapman, at ten, at
Guildhall.