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London, England, 1813-09-04 00:00:00

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DASHlONAttniAt*MGOaylir. Ar tList, I
privately taught, at Sherrard-street, Gulden-square,
to Ladies and Gendeteett ofai y iige, iteithltavelitot drleifint that
ssadotrislottrir, oriravelfortite litbbetw kV*. •
Mr. *'satyr 'Mem of tioeitinirts tragreely• studied for those
Ass whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite
ibr geriteel society expeditiously, privately. and in wsuperior gyle
of grace and elegance. Thole Whh do not 'Want Oivate tbatellbg
/may froth at a small expeace, with aitspettable et trY pupjh, oh
the 'public teaching eveliiiigs. Profetiort Of dittscing taught the,
snot elegant fancy dances, and all the superior pa of of the profes-
sion. The Subscripqou Assontlalfes lira every Fridii.
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DASHIONABLE DANClNG.,—PevateTtricion.
Mr.1.101/KINS bees leave lit) Vdurri ids roust graceful
thanks 'Obis Prieods and the Public in general. for th e very die-
isinghished patronage he has so lOng experienced, and respectfully
solicits a cuntinuante of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen
rho have never kcquired this attompliehment, or thine whis
have not attained the present Pasldoltable :Wide, may be
laitesly Initrutted in .Ise 'most private manner to qualify them
for the drat Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach-
inakere Hall, Noble-street, Foster-lane, Cheapside.
Schools attended.

SURREY.
Bt SOLD BY PRIVATE 'CONTRACT,
A FREEROLD ESTATE, 30 miles from to wn
111.. ebTrerNg Frfroley Motiee, • Mansion with every cenve.
skeet Va it large family, and 50 Acres of Lend in a ring fence
alwrotinding the House, adorned pith line Timber and thriving
Plantations. Fifty Acres of Meadow adjoining, atay be hid at
the option of the Purchaser.
For further particulars, appinif by letter,. poet paid, to Mr
Loveridge, Solicitor, No. la, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury.

RROI.t itti Co. 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford.
‘,../ street, respect:Oily acquaint the Public they have a great
Variety of Tickets and Shares on Sale for the STATE LOT-
WAY to Irt.gia Drawin
SC g 17th
ME TH
CONIS MTOAI NTH, September.
THE HENS
2 Prizes or - - £20,000
2 - elf - - io,boo
With a p4at propnrtioh of other Capitals, and tin Prize less than
a62o.—The First Thotissind Blanks will be also entitled to £2O
each, end the First Ticket drawn a Prize above £2O will receive
an Additional Price of £lO,OOO.
Ordbla Ilroisi the Country (post paid) punctually attended to.
Particular Numbers may be obtained at the above Offices, if net
already sold.
Jlt NSBY and Co. S•rue K-Buottefts, respectfully
.. acquaint the Public, that they are?selling Tickers and
-shares in great Variety, and at.the lowest Prices, at char cl.l-
• established Office, 26, CORNHILL, when ;A Prices Ate paid
• on demand.—The Scheme contains,
a Prizes of - ar20,0041
2 - of - £19,000
Besides many other Capital Prises.
Only 12,0c0 Tickets, and no Prize less than £eo.
The First 1,000 Blanks will be entitled to £2O cat.h.
The First Pt Pze above £2O on the First Day will be entitled to
£10,c01).
the That Prize above £2O on the Second Day will be entitled to
£20,000.
Letters by Post, or Paftels by Carrier, Will be executed with
Fidblity and Dispatch.
Drawlerberns on the 17th THIS MONTH.

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I§H wishes tb remind his best Friends (the
. Public) that the resent Lottery begins. Drawing tife nth
If this Month. The Scheme coutaiits
2•of - X 20,000 1 5 of - X1074)0
S . 1 ,X)00 6 - - . 500
&e. -&e. &e.
Aetl the first 1000 Vents will be entitled to ±io each. There
is no Prize less than £2O; and the first Piite above .E4O the first
day, will be entitled to £10,000; and the first Prize the second
slay (September 213) to .C 20,000.
Tieletialld Shares are selling at the truly fortunate Offices of
flitsn, 4, Conan% and 0, Charing Cross, where Twenty-one CA-
PITAL PRIZES *eft Sold and Shared in the last Lottery that
finished in June.
Satentes, with tiarticulars, to be had gratis, and air kinds of
Govertitnent SeCarities bought aad sold by Commission, at
4, CORNfiII.L, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON.

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PY RING and MA RSDEN's.iE n ATED LEMONADE!,
kr.7 (also adapted for Nevi), pretastred from their Lettftm Acid.
This delightful S ummee Beverage is made without the least troulsic.
So simple is the method of Ming it, that every one who favours
it sarith a trial will he convinced of it s convenience, particularly per-
sons residing in the t °tinny, or tt wateringrlaces, as in their walks
when at a distance front Notre tit may retresh themselves with a
grateful beverage. Orters of the Al my on a march, Ladies and
Gentlemen travelling, parties of pleasure on the water, will find it
tteellently adapted, and Fee the advantage of keeping it by them.
The patronage Spyrinz, and Marsden have experienced in the
Sale of their Lemon Add for domcatic purposes, also their Port-
able Lemonade, encouraged them to introduce their itrated,
and they batter themselves it wiltalso meet with approbation, as
well for its richness and elegance ot prcpaidtion, as from its cons-
prat ive cheapness and readiness for use.
Prepared only by them, No. 163, Borough, Lonticn ; and sold
by Confectioners, I: align \'‘''areliouses, &c. &c.
The ./Erated Lemonade, in boxes at Ss. containing powders
ft: eight tumblers.
The portable Lemonads, in Pattkets, it 2s: for eight tumblers,
tell'ea also only require: tLe addition of water.
'their I,emun Acid, adapted tot every purpose in Cookery, in
Bottles, 2s. Cal. each.
Spy ring and Marsden request those who w!s!.. to have either of
the :L'o.ve, to notice their names on •he bottfe, wrapper, and box,
satin rwise, they may be easanointed in not having the article they
.Bared, as their Acid and Lemonade have Seen copied by several
persons. They think it necessary to annex this caution, as many
have been already deceived.

CkiEAV GREEN PAIN cs.
HE following much approved GREEN PAINTS . are manufactured by .IAMES CREASE and SON, 53s
West Smithfield, London, and are adapted to the preserva6on
iind beautifying of every detcription of Woodwork exiiwed to
the weather.

Sold al. h printed direction's, in casks of fourteen pounds each,
lad upwards. i.
No. I. Invislie Green, at 565. per cwt.
This
Paint, which is extremely neat in its appearin:e, Is from
lbe loWnee:s of its price, particularly apPilcable to the more swil-
trl purposes of painting : it being equally durible with the
Oat expensive ektours.
No. 2. A good Olive Green, at Is. per ih.
14 ). S. A superior ditto, at is. Cd. per lb.
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No. 4. t-pari.if Olive Green, at .2.5. rid. per lb.
*). 4. patent Grass Green, .t sts. per lb.
. . lie two last mentioned Greens, from their great richness. and
trability of colour; ate pectiliAy adapted to the oroaruental
.ft of out-door paip,;ing:
, . 3. C. and Son beg leave to state, as distinguishing qualities of
.7se above paint:, that they are finely ground in linseed oil, and
without any admixtur.• of eitrancous substance; ; which serving
41311 to increase the weight of the article, are either injurious, or
'add nothing to its essential properties a; a paint.
: Boiled Linseed Oil, for thinning the above paints, at
per gallon. a
. Nn. 6. Japan Green;for Venetian Blinds, Canisters, !enders,
etc. in bottles with printed directions, at Is. 6d. 3s. and et. esch.
This ton 66,11 colour may also be applied to many ether orn3- 1
agents' in slOor purpose.; as painting flower-stands, baskets, &c.
• 'To Gentlemen taking fire pounds worth of the above Colours,
é discount of fire per cent will be allowed: or ten pounds worth,
ten per cent. .
Patterns of the Greens may be seen at the manufactory.
Genuine White Lead, Pahit Oils, and Colours of every de-
sktipllon,;ets• *Moderate mike; 'any of whisk, when required,
taitutuili priiiuoil for 140.