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London, England, 1809-10-16 00:00:00

FRIDAY NEX I'.

T
rclpeetfully remlitls the Public, that the
STATE LO P I'ERY not naIy.IIZGIN4 but risisilEs on
Friday the 2t411 of this month;-therefore all who wish to have a
chance to rain EiGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS by the p :r-
-chase of a single Number, Madill') scene I: the Drau ill hep ins,
as the whole ltetery, consisting of .C:9,000 in Pt Les, will be de-
cided in ON.Y. D.IY.
T:ckets and Shares are soling in griat variety at his old esta-
blished 011:es in Lore:ort, and by his Agmts in the Country.
who in the late Lotteries have lr..!?n r:•markably fortunate in
seLing and sharing an immense number of Capital Prises, parti-
cuivly the two last £30,000 Prizes, the last ,E2.5,0Du Prize, and
ithe last Capital Prize ever drawn.
*es Permit:a in the Country may be supplied, the same as if
present, by sending thtir or.!ers, (post or carriage paid,) aecom-
panted with batik nits, ;tutu! blls. cash, or past office orders,
' to either of his 01.1 es'ablithed °Flees,
No. 4. CORNHIbI., or 9. C I IAR RV; Citosq, London ;
Where all Business in the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity
land dipalch.
Ple:tse to remark the STATE is the ONLY Lottery that will be
I drawn Tlll5 YVA R.

GRAND crry LOTTERY—To he drawn in Guildhall.

crtup.lcATE.
V r" whose 71.in:r!s are hereunto subscribed, have
k 1 elr, .nry: yt *1 -.-aitied the s•-verai Freehold Build-
ir a'l rr Salt in r:le Tiara City I,,,turry, auet we adjudge
dr. 5t.;...!...•‘: vsltto to lie . F. PAYNTXR,
1,-41 Ittn, TWIMASSWITUIN,

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NO PRIZE.
Tlds Prrewrty is 'o rapidly improving, that there can be no
doubt it %via b: worth double its precnit value in a very few

icAvt% Sl•arin are on Sale by MOON and Co. No. 1,
Stioner-,,:t.t.:t, and 14, l'iciwt-streo.

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raxszttre rttiex.
Tielce 's 15 0
ll.tlf l2 0 I Eighth Fl 4 0
'2 7 0 Sixteenth olt 0

P7rtice.'ar lqnrabers mac he secured, from No. 1 to 20,000,
at t•e ()To.Ls, if not alrOtatly sold.

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following Cas.es will spew the efficacy oil
1- 10 11IOZGIVS NERVOU:i CORDIAL. DROPS in all
I)i.orders, indigestion, t:c.—To Dr. Free:nan.
Si a--As I have es?erienced a mutt sv snilerful cure by your I
Fothergirs Nervotr; Cordial Drops, Ihe leave to mention it
thus publicly. 1 v.as Dropsical, vontifing blood from illy stn- I
mach in large quantities, terribly 'l6:tithed in my head, tright- I
ened at any thing, palpitation of the heart, dejected spirits, loss
of memory, violent breaking' out en my arms and body, and
could get no test night or day. hi this condition I was left by the
most eminent Physicians, expecting every moment would be my
last,till my wife sent fur your invaluable medicine, a few bottles
of which perfected a cure two years ago, without any return of
the disease, to the surprise of all my acquaiutante. By publish-
ing this must ea raordinary cure, it may prove beneficial to an-
; Fortunate nervous patients, and it will be esteemed a farqty coa-
t (erred on, Sir, your most obliged humble servant,
E. PENNORTH.

Millhank-strcer, Westminster, Match 11.
Sold wholcsslt and retail, at Mr. flutter's, 4, Cheapside, corner
o f Paternoster-row, And retailed by most country Medicine Ven-
ders, in Betties, at 1 ls. and 4s. Gd. each.
Of whom may he had, Dr. Futhergil's Female Pills, so justly
esteemed fur the Female Se=, price 24. D. per bet.

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VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD tiraits,
MUSWELL-IDLL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By h4esses.l-IOLIGART and PHILLIPS,
.At Garraway's Coffee-!louse, Cortshill, on Tuesday, the !4th of
October, at 'Twelve o'Clock, in 83 LOI3
rr HE following vtry valuable :tnd desirable FREE-
HOLDI- and CO!- V HOLI) EsTATts, delightfully situated
on that much-admired spot NC:swell-I:ill, late the propi•rty ::f the
Countess of Each, dec,ased, a:td now the property of the Earl of
Darlington ;comprisine a WM:OI3 0411 M Itesidenee, whit Oflics,
Pleasure-rounds and Card:ni, in rile occupation of Abbat Kent,
Fwp; together h upwards of 31 Acres of rich Meadow Land
in a ring teoce ; z How:, Garsisti NIL-adow, in tha
occupation f,f also, the Green Man Pubiic-
house and (;:+7';! ; spacioas brick Red Lace, cAled Latin-house
Academy. sri h G./dens and eight Aare. of Land, in the occupa-
tion of Mr. t lie sundry Cot ts:;es, Gardens, and Closes, its the
occupation of Messrs. Kniglit and Wright, and Mrs. Grubb,
Jacob Ni'arner, and John Totem, Esqrs.; together with sundry
rich incldsvd Meadows, in the several occupations of Messrs.
Knight, Norris, Booth, and Champion ; containing altogether
about 144 Acres: part let to tenants at will, and the.remainder
on old leases.
he Estate will be divided, so as to form several very eligible
LOt3 of Land, in situations particularly desirable for erecting
small Villas.
'Co be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had ten
days preceding the Sale, of Mr. I.loyd, Solicitor, No. 14, Gray's-
int-square; of Samuel Pepys Cuckerill, Eiq. at his Office, in Sa-
vilh.—: ow ; at the Green Man, Muswell-bill ; Gate-house, High-
gate; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips,
Broad-street, Res).al Exchange.

MOITINGHAM.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

SIXTEEN Acres of FREEHOLD ARABLE
LAND, well shuate,l fur building upon, in the Hamlet of
Mottinghent, mar Ehhatn, in Krnt, with 27 full grown Oak
'Frees thyreou.—loquire of Jamec Lambert, Ekti. Hatton
Carden, London ; and cf Mr. Luke atJekwin, a: :he Porcupine,
Mot tingham.

'IT/ ISE I ,E*l', FOR A TERM OI YEARS,
And rattled on istunediately, or at shell time as may be agreed

upon,
ACAPII'AL FARM, consisting of 210 Actcs
of Land, or thertatlyans, in a ring fence, with a handsome
and convenient Dwellin: House, Cottages, Barns, Stables, and
all rennitite Outbuil.li'igs lately erected, and in the best possible
state of repair ; the Laud 1. in high condition, in possesiLm
of the Owner, olio has paid every attention, without regard to
txpenre, in the irm,r4vernt at it.
Phis Eitate is within nine- miles of the Metropolis, In a de-
ligh:ful situation, and good nek!!altotirit.,od, and is wet; ealet,Utcd
for the residence of a Gentleman fund of .agriculture; may be
viliwctl with 'rickets by applying to Mr. Ireland, Sol.citor, S:ap!e
4.md .n, wit., :Map a the Farm ani file•.attien> of the
House at ,t 1 ild!•!gs, and wi:o will give further rarticulars.

ESSEX.
TO rE SOI.D BY PRIVATF. co::rrßAcr,
THE MANOR rf GR:V ES V HAL I. narniiise
G k AiSftl,l.4, with Its R.wites, len alties, Adentbet ~ and
Arpurrenancee ; attel a 1 that capital Messuage, 111,nor House,
and aParnt (disc:l37rd of Great Tythes), called Gravesbali or
otherwise Gras, dl's lartn, ccropri iig a very rtioaty awl substan-
tial Dwellit:g lituLe, with ah it. ce-sary and convenient Out-
buildings, itt genet repair, and upwl.rels ef 270 Acres by admea-
sure meat (mare or leis) of very ea.:client AraVe, Meadow,
Pasture sad Coppice, or Wooti: 01(1,s:watt- in Cas. in Hediri;llnto
and Sible Hedinghtan, or one G• them, iu the said Coun:y, and lu
the passessiqn of Mrs. I lammonds.
Also the Manor of Iddie:., whit its Rizhts, Royalti?s, Mem-
bers and Ateptirt ?ounces ; and all that capital Tvlessuage, Manor
House and Kum, (discharged of Great litlees) calkd Bloies
Farm, comprising A very spacious and convenient Dwelihg House,
with all suirahle and requisite Ouz-buildin:ri, and upwards of 281
Acre* by a•littea uremer.t (mare or less) of very vacAlent ArahLt,
Meadow, Paarre and Cnppice, or Woodland, situate in Castle
tiedingham and Sible lirdinghant aforesaid, or one of them, and
now in the p•esses44):l of Mrs. Lucinda Smoothy.
Also the Great Tithes of upwards of 351 Acres of Copyltold
Lands, hoiden of the above Manors.
'Esc above Manors abound with Game, Farms and Tithes are
holden front year to year, and the Tenants will chew the Pre.
raises in their respect;ve occupations.
Descriptive particulars may be had at Messrs. Jenkins, James,
and Abbo't's, No. b, New lan, London ; the Bel Inn, Castle
Heir ngleani ; the Mack Boy, Chelmsford; of Thomas Hall, Esq.
saffron '‘\'attien ; and at the Office of Messrs. Baxter, Lloyd said
Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow, of whom any further particulars may
he had.
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FOlt SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday
the 31st instant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
THE atildsonte Copper-bottomed Ship L'AU-
GUSI'E, of the following dimensions :
Length on Deck - . - 103 Feet 5 Inches.
Breadth above the Wales . f.'3 31
Depth in the Hold - 12 105
Admea•ures - 343 17-31 Tors
1 his Ship is a rertea model, is eoppered, and for superior sail-
ing sulpasses any ship taken this War; she is quite new In evety
r.spect, having been only about four months off the stocks, and is
ab-andantly found in stores of the best descrip.tion ; she was cap-
tered after .1 long chase by his Niajesty's ship Seine, David Atkins,
Esq. captain, bound front Bourdesux to the Isle ut France.
Also her Carro, viz :
70 Tor.s Red Wine in Hogs- I 30 Barrels Paivt
heads 19 Bundles Iron Hoops
9 Hogsheads White Wine 30 Barrels Nabs
2u Half ditto ditto 24 Large Chests containing
14'2 Cases Red Wine fine Olive Oil
61 Cases White Wine 5 Bales Sail cloth
2 Hogsheads Whi:t Vinegar 9 Bales Paper, Peas, Etc
12 '1 ieroes ditto 2 Cases Silks, &c
393 Baskets superior Olive Oil 3 Casks Sail and Sewing
24 Cases Fruit in litandy Thread
50 Cases Capers, Anebovies, 402
Boxes Tallow Candles
Hhds.Essenceorl'urpentine
&c.
12 Barrels. Salted Pork 12 Barrels Tar
3 Large Jars Sausages 3O Coils Cordage
23 Gruyere Cheeses 4 Bundles iron Rods
2 Casks Hams S Ditto Assorted Hardware
192 Cheeses in six eases il Cases ditto
160 Bap made Corks 7 Trunks Hats
40 Boxes Wax Candles 1 Bale Assorted Prepared
2 Hogsheads Linseesi Oil Skins.
10 Barrels Bitch 6 Bales Refuses Thread
Together with sundry other Articles, which will be particularised
in the Catalogues.
Also, for Home Consumption, GS Bales Cptton Wool.
For Caralogues, viewirg Samples, and further information,
apply ekes days prior to the sale to
Mr. 301 IN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

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