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London, England, 1805-10-05 00:00:00

PRICE SIX PENCE

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL COMPANY.
11HE Hoidtrs of Notes, Scrip Sheets, or Mort-
-1- gages, upon which Intereft is payable, are infor-,ed.that the
Intercft due thereon will begin to be paid on Thurfdae, the loth
intl. and condone paying every (Ley (Sundays cocepted) by the
Company's Trcafurers, at the Banking-bode . • Meths. Prude.
Digby, Box, Bahhage. and Bernard, Mu ftreet, London.
l'he Holders of Notes and Scrip Sheets are all-i arprifcil that
fuch Notes or Scrip Sheets mutt be produced when he Receipts
for the Intereft arc flgncd cr delivered.
CHARLES HARVEY.
Grand Jundlion Canal Office, 12,Effes-Ilrcet.Strand.
tlt ORubcr.

STATE LOTTF.RY.
CAPrrALS IN THE WHEEL.
Three Twenty Thoufands ! Four Two Thoufands
Three Ten Thoufands I ! ! Four One Thoufands
Twn Five Thoufands Nine Five Hundreds.
WEDNESDAY NEXT, Ocrositit gth, will be
the THIRD DAY OF DRAWING.
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licented
(Mai, warranted %indrawn.

STATE LOTTERY.
SWIFT and Co. No. Ir, Ponhry, have on Sale
TICKETS and SHARES warranted undrawn :
Thy alit Day of Drawing win be WEDNESDAY.
CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL.
3 of ‘20,0:0 _ 4 of £2OOO
3 of 10,000 4 of woo
a of 5 icoo 9 00 a 5
&c. Ere.

TO BE SOLD,
I'HE next Prefentation to a Valuable Rectory, in
Worcefterfoire. fituate within foils* Miles of Bewdley, with a
gnnd Malan built Parfottage Honfe,4o Acres of Gltbe Lands,
and Tithes of about the yearly value orfcca and the prefect la.
eunthent aged 75 years.
For particulars apply to James Brafier,Efq. neve%)ley.
BREW ER Y.=ADV;II4TAiiiiiiPXKTNER SHIP.
WANTED a PARTNER in a BREWERY
CONCERN, in a wry conliderable Market Town. with
an extenfive and populous Neighbourhood, in a moR defirable part
•of the kingdom. The Trade has been long citahlifhed, and wick
an additional capital, is capable of a gfeat increafe.
For further particulars enquire of Mars. Debar? and Cope,
Paper-Buildings, Temple, London.
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.—THE ROEBUCK INN.

r HE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have
occafion to vifu or travel threw/It OXFORD, are molt re•
fpedlfully folicited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK
INN, where Capital Horfes and experienced Drivers ace ready to
forward them at the reafonable rate of
ONE SHILLING PER MILE.

And to thole Families, or Perfons, who may with to continue
a few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art,
elegant edifices, and curiobties, depofited in this celebrated Uni.
verlity, the Ro anu cc INN atrords a genteel and comfortable abode,
where the uttnoft attention is paid. and where the charges
moderate.

TO WH.AK INGERS, COAL De.ALLRS, &cc.
TO DE LET ON LEASE,
A MOST excellent Situation for a Public Wharf
and for Coal and Lime Works on the Alkby de la Zone's
Canal, adjoining the Eddie on the Turnpike Road, leading front
Hinkley to Coventry, and one Mlle friam the former Town, corn-
prifing two Clofes of excellent Land, now ufed as Arable, in the
Pariet of Hinkley and County of Ceicefter, now in the Tenors of
Mr. Thomas Collington.
The Wharf may be contrueted and famed below Top Water
Level,at a (Mtn expenee,by making a collateral cut thercout, and'
therell made by far the moft.eortvenient Wharf for the Town of
bilokley and its very populous Neighbourhood.
A perfon will attend at the George Inn, Hinkley, on Wednef.
day the 3cth day of Oclobcr next, to receive propofala and let the
raid Wh.trf, and for farther particulars enquire of Mr. James Land
Agent, Wellborn, near Stratford•on-Avon, Warvrickfhire.

Lsoco
GENTLEMAN is derirous of laying out the
Whole, or any Part of stook in the purchafe of Aunt& les,
feenred on Freehold, Copyhold. or Leafehold Eltates, mare age
fetticments, or any other property, and on refpeetable perfonal.
fecurity only, for which the molt liberal prices will be given, sod
the annuity redeemable at the pkafure of the borrower. The by.
finds will be entnpleted without the intervention of a Broker, and
cotilequently without (ob):fling the party to any charge fur com-
milLM, fo much complained
Letters addrelfed, poft paid, to Mr. I-'emming, No 23, Saville-
row, Burlington-Brett, London, will be duly attended to, but
no perfonal applications will be received.

THE LATE DR. NORRIS'S DROPS.
('HE incteafing celebrity of this Medicine, for
L the Cure of may fpecies of Fever, having caufcd an at-
tempt to counterfeit them, it'becomes a duty to warn the Public
agaiuft Inch a lingesous impufttion,cqual,y injurious to the health
of thole deceived, and to the charader of a Medicine that has
flood the tea of experience. -Innumerable arc the initances in
which the benign influence of there DROPS hat prevailed. even
in the awful moment of expected diffolution ; a tiath fo well at-
tefted as to have gained them unprecedented fame in this country;
to thufe obliged to vi it hot climates, where the molt fatal of
putrid diforders Is prevalent, called the Yellow Fever, thiy can•
not avoid being conlidered of the firs importance, for in this de-
(trot:live malady they Itand an unrivalled frcitic, and when pro-
perly Ahniniltcred have never been known to fail.
In the Scurvy, Gout, Affirms, and all diforders arifmg front
obftrudted perfpiratlon, they are equally beneficial. Whatever
may have been the evils produced by counterfeit preparations, it
is hoped the poffiLllity' of •furore fraud is completely guarded
againit, as the name of " Wm. Withers, proprietor," is on the
Libel round each bottle.
The gennine Medicine Is prepared only at No. lag, Strand,
near Temple-Bur, London, where it is fold wholefaie, retail, and
for exportation, price as. gd. Its. and 225. per bottle-

The HISTORY or GREAT BRMAIN, from the REVOLU-
TION to the PRESENT TIME.

This day was publiftted, with nuttirrons and executive corredliona
by the Author, 'a new Edition, printed in twelve voluted
oetavo, uniformly with the Maury of Mr. Hume. price five
guineas in boards, or any two volumes rep:wet...ly, as. boards,
'1 `HE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN trorn.
A- the REVOLUTION in 1688, (when HunatiHiftory termi-
nates) to the PEACE of AMI ENS in Ifins:
By WILLIAM BEI:SHAM, rfq.
Independently of the acknowledged merit of Mr.BeUham's
tory as a Work of unqueftfatable fidelity, it claims efpecial no-
tice of the'publici as 'icing the may Hillary of EngLnd by a litvie
writer, which Loth:flues thc Mabry of Mr. Hume, with uniform
fpirit and ability to the prefent
Various have been thc expedients to complete the reties of our
National Hillary; Smadett's general work has h...en garbled tiad
m nilated, with a view to fupply a euntinuatian of Hume, to the
death of Geo. P. but the partiality and defects of &Imitate as au
hiltortnn.bairc lantern a Nit fubjsct of complaint, and fuels a
work as kn. Brllham'e Itas,for many years, barn among the prin.
vipal literary defiderata. Pei-fora, however,who are actually pa-
tched both of Hume and Sratillett, may purcletfe feparately Mr.
Relikani's itiltory of the itein of Geo. 111. in e volume', and date,
complete their fertes to the ►'eace of Amiens ; or chafe who are
pottared of Mr. Hume% Hillary only, may, by the pttrcnile of
Mr. Belau nes entire work, cons plate an uninterruptedatitduodt ran
fial,:s of our Hillary, tram the earlieft. records to the preLnt time.
Printed for itieu*au PUILLIrC. No. 6, Bridge ltrtet, Blade-
friar's, fold by J. Archer,Dublin. F. Bafour, Edinburgh, Bras
and Reid, Glafgow, Sullivan and Weft, Cork, and by all other
liaolstailers and dealers in buttes.
l'brfons who hare omitted
Btlfham's HAtory, Iltuttid make au
Ircetive Leokielltrs.

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