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London, England, 1809-03-21 00:00:00

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GULNiEAS. REWARD. •
The Month of October last, between
the town of Leacidatie, in the County-of
t Book, containing Tie cortioste of British Plan-
• -1 the Ti tow or ressel,called SALLY; granted at the
Gloticester, the 19th slay..of
V August, 1805, No.
i..lliJ ur.d One-po Bills of the Tetbury Bank, and one
• 1;:;1, with sundry Papers relating to thc said vessel,.—
• N‘ In ',ring the said Pocket Book, with its to-patents, to
ill, ‘ierehant, Cirencester, Glohatatitshire, Akan
Ottwco Reward i• or any person proles* she said
g• btry Are, to the Collects/Ir' and Comptroller of his
• .011 r,, Gloucester, or giving information on Oath, of
▪ who detains the same, to as the said Certificate shall he
-1, 01111 receive Five Guineas reward, on application to the

FARM IN ESSIA.

TO BE LET or SOLD, with immediate entry
t, crass Seed‘, and the usual entry to prepare for en-
rg Crops, the MANOR FARM of GREAT OUBIANS, in
sk ,viral Parishes of I.aindon, Laintlon Hitt , Dunton, and
Tivie Bursted, now in the occupation of Mr. Bentaniin Lane,
coining about '360 Acres of superior Arable, Meadow, and
ivr,r,, 1 and, with a good Farm-House and requisite Build
rs -
e,For particulars and, to oMr. Bird, Solicitor, Andover,
l; Mr. Neale, Balkiest, No. 5, New Inn, London ;
kr
mr,Vanderree, Solicitor, Billericay

TIMBER 'MESSER.
TO BE SOLD, about 4.00 04k, Elm, and Ash
1 rneber and Pollard Trees, now standing on Great Gubbins
!,-rn, in the several parishes of Laindon, Laindan Hills, Dun-
. ^,aac; Link Burstede—Application for the purchase may. be
o or before the VAS& instant, to Mr. Vanderzee, Solicitor,
1,11, fitly or to Mr. Thobut Robinson, on the premises.

CARROLL acid deb SToct BROKERS, No. 26',
OXFORD-STREET, near Rathbone Place, acquaint the
pike in general that ickets and Shares are selling, in variety of
sibetc, atthelr Office, fcii the ensuing grand and interesting
LarrEttv; whith begins drawing on the 12th of APRIL
NEXT.—Net Three Dlzukii to a Prize.
SCHEME.
/SST DAY, First-drawn Prize above XIS will be also a
Grand Prize of 1000 Whole Tickets.
SECOND DAY; First-drawn Prize above £ts will be also a
Grand Prize of SOO whole 'rickets.
They may, of course; inal6de the following Capital Prizes.
4 Prir.ei of 160,000 !
Prizekof .010,00016 Prizes of
5,0000
• &c.. &e.
Capital Prizes in the late and former Lotteries, to a great
pituat, hwe been sold and shared by CAA RoLL .11:4.1 CO. and the
Atoary faid on D.:mand.---Schemes to be lad gratis.

at 1,000
soo

THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED STATE LOTTERY
TICKETS,

As a FEE GIFT in the present LOTTERY,
11.1. t eh begins Drawing on WEDNESDAY, 12th of APRIL.
TICKETS and SHARES are now selling in the
Seeetta State Lottery, tbk Scheme consists of 20;but) Tickets
C.:, with the additional FRRE'GIFT of the present Contractors
t 1,000 Whale Tickets, for the first-drawn Prize, either whole
er in Shares, t`tat drawn on the First Day above sEIS, in addi-
tiv. ta the Prim it will otherwise be entitled to—filtnWitie
Soo Tickets, it lite'..ianner, Tor the Second Day of Drawing,
without itlyttiir..,l:ing the said Scheane—therefore so early pur-
Stase ruc.oalmmdtd by •
SiR JAMES BRANSCOME aid Co.
proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices No.ll, Holborn; No.
Sl,Cornhill ; No. SS, Hays-Juliet, Yica.ohlly ; and at Nw 269,
Sra:L. where No. 7,081, the fortunate number entitled to the
Gusd. Prize of 500 Whole "rickets on the First Day of Drawing
th: last. St.te Lottery, was sold in one Half, one Quarter, ore
sad two Sixteenths ; and where likewise the foll Owing
(.c::.1 Prizes in the Two last Yenta' Lotteries were sold in 631
Mans, namely
- - - - -

eatitlaito X 40,0100; and the only Prise of that .Amount
• eler S'.).tre4.

Ss 2.56 ... t 20,000
I 4,2'3 ..1 <20,000
N 0.577 Itt,ooo

5,143 ... 2C202000
12,909 ... 10,000
18,753 ... 10,000

• -V2S;PCO
... 20,030
20,022
2n,nno
With.tn Prizes of X 5,000 znii.Xl,ooo.
F..;41-5 a great Proportion of £3OO, £lOO, Ste.' arc.; and sun-
Lj Capitalis io totmer Lotteries, amounting to upwards of
• •(NE MILLION STERLING.
And the fortunate Advarzurers odd on Dentind.

7,7 i 7
1,35;;

SELLING -OFP, AT. LESS- THAN HALF • I'HEIR VALUE.
MISS 'COLLINS tuba respectfully informs the
Nobility and the Public, that, in consequence of a Pat iner
mill !mot !he Establislunent—bor dwn St.&, corsisting of the
folowinanielet, must be previously dispcsed of—and to effect
this porposr, they will be offered till the First of April at such
(Tilts as trust render them attractive t. Ladies having large Fa-
mires to equip foi the Spring, de wit3lng to spectilate fok next
vin*,
Menuo:Cloth Dreamt embroidered with Cheneal and Velvet,
Upheld Mtislitl. Moruittg Dresses. and Pelisses adapted for all
az,o. and flzes, hvening Dresses of crape, eoloured muslin, plain.
t figgreil sirhite mutlin and leao--Pelmses, Cloaks, and Mantles
t'sarsnek, Stc,—Dtess and Undress lantikerchit Is)
wbitesattin and lace Capsj Muslin and lace ditto,
Liit,r'ar:tl;Bifeinier Bonnets, Remnants of Velvet, all sorts of
..rru•.::thlgs;st.trinus Ornaments for the head in gold, silver, beads,
Flowers front is. upwards.
S;;7 I-Ulf-Moon-street, Piccadilly. •
W.tated Apprentices and Young Persons on Improvement,
st:.a premiums ardeqc.A....e to their board *ill be expected.—
to be made beton; 11 o'clock in the morning, or after
r. t'.e CYcitillg•

ao THE LADIES.
E lONTAGUE composT, for removing
'TH
f.3prrauous hairs from the face, neck. arms, etc. and for im-
srorizg the complexion.—The above has been sufficietnly cele-
throughout the Eastern Nations, from whence itwas first
Irnght t 3 this country by Lady M— M--z-uc, and has
iss:x:ied a character iu England and en the Continent, as the
• Jcpilatory ever -offered to the Public which unites a n-.11d•
a... of operation not to irritate even the delicate skin of ar.
in-
iatallible and permanent efficacy. In Turkey. and
1.!..;; the ladles, who avt delicate in the extreme not to suffer
!,.tir to remain which they conceive irregular or intro-
• :.;.11te use of this depilatory at the baths; and it is employed
!vial to give uniformity and shape to their mustachios, Sc.c.
7by partictilar appointment of the Proprietor) by Messrs.
Stn, and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Butler,
Nn. s;oll:4psitir ; ,Mr. Bacon, No.. 1 50, Oxford-street ; Mr.
/M.: I;, Greek-street, Soho; Messrs. Hendrie anti Sun, No.
aclttiorile-itreet, Piccadilly; and Messrs. Dicey anetiumon,
Clturchtyard-price 3s. 6d. the bottle.
N. B. Onc battle will generally prove suffieieut.
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I Olt ISEAU PRILSERVINC, I HE 1 Et 1 El.
I ARDNER's Ss tor' ior. PREPARED. CHAR-
J. COAL; so Much recobunended by the Faculty for its sale
An- zt.tiseptic propertio;.for cleansing, preserving, and makir.g
the beantifully'abite ;- INst 5,2 s. ard .I.s. 9d. eatb.--
Ar'd Month Solutiop, for curing th,..usciptvy, bracifig the gums,
irtemilig the touth-acho, and unpleasant breath; in betties, At !
-v
as. 3d. and Ss. 64. eaub. -
1:rolit the:great reputation the above Prepzrations have ac-
..many imitations are daily offered for sale . the true only
b'c Signed Edm. Lardner, on the label.
Suld,:shole,ale and retail, Corner of Albany, Piccadilly; and
?;.t-111, by Newbcry, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Rigge, Cheapside ;
Cornbill ; Davison and Son, Fleet-street Bailey and Blewl,
mg ova Vendeis of gietube amedivizeta•