... 20,000 3 ' ¦ 5,000 — 15,000 2 ¦ 2,000 — 4,000 5 — — — — 1,000 — 5,000 3 * 500 — 1,500 3 ¦ 100 — • 300 6 60 — . , 7,60 7980 g „ 63,840 8006 Prizes. £. 150,000 23,994 Blanks. — 32,000 Tickets, Part of tbe above Capitals ivill be determined as follotus : IstDrawn Ist Day £.500 ist Drawn 13th Day £. 5 000 Ditto 4th Day 500 Ditto 17th Day 1000 Ditto 7th Day 1,000 ...

... continued to make progress to re- v »__On Wednesday that, His Ma- ?? ' s free from fever, and seemed only P ' n j re the time always necessary after so 10 can illness for the recovery of his usual ?? and spirits. On the latter day his \~ ' sty dined with his family as usual. * lo wore Bulletins, it is said, will be is- _i His Majesty enjoyed a good night's on Wednesday, on which day Mr. r ...

... concerned in Circulating Li- braries, not only iii London and its vicinity, but in all parts of England, Scotland, Ireland, and America, for information relative to the Novels in the press, he proposes in future, early in every month, to announce in the popular Papers, Maga_-.ii.es, and Reviews, such -as may be nearly ready to be introduced to the public. PUBLICATIONS FOR MARCH. IRISH ...

... _ ?? 20,000 3 10,000 4 s*ooo 6 — ■_— * 2,000 IO 1,030 16 500 54 100 100 -v — 50 J7,200 • 18 HALE a MILLION of MONEY in PRIZES- Pari of the Capitals ?? be determined as under : First drawn 'Ticket, 2jt _t Day — £. 10,000 Ditto, — 29th Day — 20,000 Ditto, — 33d Day — 30,000 Ditto, - — 40th Day — 2,000 The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the usual time in Full'Steiling Money without any ...

... in and for tbe said County !_fSu_fhlk,-oniAi,Ut>_Af,tbe Jfftb day of January, in the year ?? cur Lord 1801, before the Rew. John Ord,! D. D. Sir Thomas Gery Gulhim, Bart. Joseph' Randyll Buwb, Esq. Thomas Ruggles, Esq. John Moseley, E- ...

... his Majesty's ** recovery -A most numerous corn- er -f Nobility and Gentry of both sexes P ?? c i to congratulate the Queen on the T pi occasion. — All the new Members of Adrainistration, who were present, kissed r Owen's hand ° n their several appoint- f., L-Mr. Fox, Mr. Grey, Mr. Sheridan, ?Tvn„t bread,' and most ofthe Members '• ?? r _ion, were also present. 0-. Wednesday a General Court ...

... the Lanp Forces, resident in Great Britain and Ireland, wnp arc not serving in the Militia, or who do not hoUiOfßcrsunderOovcnm-ciit, are hereby required immediately to transmit to the General Oflicers com- manding it; the Districts within which they respec- tively residej an Account in Writing of their Age, past Services' and present Place of' Abode, in order that their services may be called ...

... GOODS, MERCHANDIZE 1 , SHIPS Harbour, nt Dock or Building, and CRAFT, horn LOSS and DAMAGE by TIRE. Zjy~£ wbofi. «fVies are underwritten, being rr t ' _ 'CENTS of tbe SUN FIRE OFFICE, do hereby infirm all crfons Inf/'red In the [aid Office, ?? sINNVAL PREMIUM became due ,ti CHRISTMAS last, flat PRINTED RE- CEIPTS, under our hands, are ready for delivery on tlv r, -nerval of their refpe&'ve ...

... BUILD- INGS, GOODS, MERCHANDIZE, SHIPS in Harbour, in Dock or Building, and CRAFT, from LOSS and DAMAGE by FIRE. IfffE twbofe names are underwritten, being ' AGENTS of the SUN FIRE OFFICE, do hereby inform nil Perfons Infured in the faid Offiice, twbofe ANNUAL PREMIUMS become due tit MIDSUMMER next, that PRINTED RE- CEIPTS, under our hands, are ready for delivery on the rene-ival of their ?? ...

... Manningham, iace uc ndants in waiting, rode out on ■ f k j n Richmond gardens. r : Cornwallis landed at. Calais on amidst a grand salute of ebdil) f he ringing of bells, a general il- •rv, tne i«s d . ?? ?? ■' n oi the town, and every possible of Public joy and respect.— 5 Vlrn wis complimented immedi- : L ln his ian*ng by all the military * ?? authorities, and conducted by 1 W the Hotel ...

... at Garmway V Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, London, in TWO LOTS, TWO very valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARMS, eligibly situate in the parishes of Spexha_. and U_ssett, a fertile part of the comity of Suffolk, within 3 miles of Halesworth; 7 of Bungay ; 9 of Beccles ; 10 of the Coast: ar.d 22 of Norwich; containing about THREE FIUNDRED and THIRTEEN ACRES of excellent MEADOW, PASTURE ...

... at Han? Fetherstcnhaugh's, at Uppark, I the Prince of Wales killed above too •suits, besides other game. • The kad an( * C° untess °£ Londonderry ne to pass their Christmas Holidays '^■Lthf Earl and Countess of Camden, *•* A L t Seven UaK.s. The report in most of the papers of Lord v Ison's taking the command of the Channel fleet preparatory to Admiral Comwallis's residing at the Admiralty ...