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MONEY.

AGENTLEMAN above the common class of
L Money Agents, is empowered to lay out very large sums
money to persons who have lauded or other property, or are
bars to it, or on their Bills or other Security.
Apply, or addre‘, (post paid) to Mr. Ryder, No. 1, Weysuouth-
cr.e., Portland-place.

SHARED AND SOLD
At 2r, COFNHILL, and St. MARGARET'S HILL, Borough,
.IND 1111: MONEY YAID •N DEMAND,
of f3O,OOOT 47 ..A.S.clbo
15,000 52 2,000
?3 IP,t oo so 500
H 0 RNSBY and Co. have peculiar satisfaction in
stating to their Friends, the above grand list of Prizes,
hich has been divided among them at the above Offices.—
iiva N4BV and Co. beg leave to retent the Public tisk • best thanks
for the unbounded favours received, and make not. At bat they
AB :it: honoured with their commands in the ensuing Lottery,
is the only one to be Drawn this Year, 19th of NEXT
N. l'i. No. 4,469, the last-drawn X 20,000, was Shared into
Ott Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths, by Hos NSST
and Co.

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SAINT JAMS. WES (MINSTER, Septomber,llBlo. / This day was published, price 15s. royal Sec.
TO. BUTCHERS. - . . CATALOGUE of BOOKS in the various
ANY Butcher willing to stitve the Workhouse in i A Branches of Literature which lately formed the Library of
Poland street, and Fasieb Sehool of lindtuary, in King- ' h Distinguished Collector, iaL were Sold by &action by Mr 6
street, Golden-square, lis the said Parish. with MEAT for one Jeffrey, of Pall-Mall, with the prices at which they were sold,
year, from Vie '3lst day of September instant, may deliver Pro. land the Purchaser's Names. ..
pose's in Writing to the Goveroors and Directors of the Poor, ' London : Printed for Constable, Hunter, Park and Hotter,
No. 10, Loriptarotrcet. 6
in the Vestry Room of this Perish Chards, on Friday, the gist : •
day'of September instant, at the hour of twelve o'clock at noon •
hpreeisely, consisting of the following Joints and Pieces of the beat
Ox Beef and Welber Mutton : Thia and ',Thick Flanks, Veincy
Pieces, Buttock and Mouse Buttocks together, the bones to be
taken out; Clods and Leg of Mutton Pieces the whole blade-
bone to be taken out, Middle Ribbe and Chucks, the *hole bone
to be taken out of the Chucks, and blade-bone t. be taken out
of the Middle Rib; Brisket, bone to be taken out; Legs, Shoul-
ders, and Necks of Mutton; Legs and Shins of Ox Beef at
per Sett, not to weigh less than 501b5.; the Mutton, Beef, and
Shoulders of Veal, for the Officers' Tables, and one houlder of
Veal every Sunday for the Sick Poor in the Workhouse, to be
weighed in with the other Meat and Beef; Suet at per
stone, to be delivered free of expence; the weekly consumption
at both Houses, Meat about 520 stone, and Beef Suet 10 stone.
Further porticulan may Inslknown, by applying at the Clerk's
OEce, No. 50, Poland-street.
By cider of the Governon and Directors of the Poor,
J. DAWSON, Clerk.

ANEW and Enlarged MILITARY DICTIONARY, in
French and English, in whieh are explained the principal
Terms, with aprropriate Illustrations of all the Arts and Sciences
ncceuary for an Officer and Engineer.
By CHARLES JAMES,
Major in the Royal Artillery Driver,.
Printed for T. EFertun, Military Library, Whitehall.
In the Press, sod 'speedily will be publislud, an Abridgment
of the alcove Work, by the Author ; dedl:ated, by permission, to
his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoh.

Also a tiew Edition, being the Seventh, of the Regimental
Companion, containing the relative duties at every Officer in the
British Army.

Lately published, in two volumfs, illustrated by engravings,
price 18s. in boards, a new Edition, being the Fourth, dedicated
with permission, to his Royal Highness the Prioce of Wales,
Perms, by Charles James, Author of the Miktary Dictionary;
Comprehensive View, Bcc.