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Thsdat' pbli)shed, in small Svo, price Ss. G. boardg HptE PLEASURES of PIETY; with otherfIoeinla T ~By?rs `nICK!INSON, of Liverpool. 'This little tribute to the SnusesI.me vlrd"datly the producetion of acultivated mis)d, imbu,edwIthi atmiable symliathses, with reUglicus fervour, and deep Susceptibility to the beautiesof nature. Some passages will bear a favouraible comPa- rison witb.ehe best didactic poetry of the day.'-Monthiy Miagazine. Printed for Sherwood. Jones, and Co. fateznloater-rojv. This day Js published, in fivo. ijllstrated with several curioUs fae- simlee auogrphs &c prce Bs.In boards, ItEEE, n 123 ~id 824 ,binga Series of Letters G an oter Dcumnts n te Grek evoution. Written dwring u vsI totht cunry byth Ho. olnel LEICESTERS STANt-IOPE. " Ths i a eryintresing or~ciiGrece.It s concluided by the bestrc~rt n te sateof tfars n tat uarer hich has ever ap- This dayIs piublished. In Svo, pricc los, G. beloards, 'EXICO, fronm the Spanish Conquest. to the presenti M Era. colitaning a condensed and general veiew of the man- ners. clistoms, religion, commerce, cilu, anid agriculture; animal, vegetable, and mnineral productions : a concise, political, and ststtis- tial review of the changes effected In that counitry, with its present form ;f governkment, &e. Alsto Observations. speeulative andpracti- cal, as to the best gneansof working the Mlexican mines bya bonl,i nattoio of British talent, capital, end machinery, bly IICIHCO LAS MILL,. Esq. Printed f'or Sherwood, Jones, and Co. P'aternooter-r'oW. NEAWV RUSSIA.-This day Is publisbed, In SvO With plates, pricee 105. 6d. In boardi, JOURNEY from RIGA to the CRIME A, by way A f KIEV; with some Account of thbapomoization, aind of the Mkannr and Customs of the Colonists oPMtiw Russia. By MARtS ISOLDERNESS. "1 In ta'king leave of Mrs. HoldernesH. we have great pleasure In assuring her that her volume inakes a near approximation to the s-irt of work 'which we are glad to enceutaige froln Intelligent Engltshbresidents abroad. . . . It bears every where the tAmp of good senste, observation, and truth."1-Quarterly Review, No. 57. Printed for Sherwoodt, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. Thsdyi ulished, In 8vo. illustrated withi a eoloured mtap, and fodn lt,containik3f a view of Hobart Town and the surround. l p itrc,rice 7s. 6d. beards. T HEE~IRANT's GUJIDE to VAN DIEMEN's LAND:ontaiingadescIpton of its cUmate, soil, and pro- duetons a frm f aplictionforfree grantsi of land. withi a scale enabln resn niln onoestimate the expense ofapsae orayivnnumber of' men, wmen, anld children: a Ist of the mnos ncsayarticles to takeout and other informationi useful to emigats yT. GODWIN. Publised by Sherwood, Jones, and Co.. Paternioster-relr. This day is published, In 4to, price onevginea half bonetd, or full coloued,prc II Us.6d. A NEWV GENERAL ATLAS, containing dmke e IXof mnaps, drawn fromi the best atuthorities, al h rnia lc;nxdoms mad states In the world. To whieh Is preid,atsro duction to Geography, and on the, construcetion andi us fas.B 'Pi-OMTAS MYER LL.D. late of the Roya iiayAaey ol wicb, Author of the Newv and CoinprensvSsemoMde NMgrph, Jhec Printed for Sherwood, Joe,adC.Paternntr row. W here also may be had, the Author ~ NwSseofGeography, In two large volutmes, 4 to, Illustrated wih umru maPs, pilates, and charts, price eigght guineas ln boards. This dy Ispblished, Price 7s. lIdi. with engravings A IN ELEMENTARY COURSE of GYMN'ASTIC AA. EXERCISE-S, Intended to develop and Improve the physical Pwrs of Man, now Introduced Into various National and Private E.stablishments In Engla'nd, and Illustrated by 30 copperplate tigures, mnostdistinctly executed. ByGCaxitain P. I. CLIAS. formaerly Director osf tht Gymnastic CenitralL Estahli2ihmeuts of Swivleerlantl at Bearne-, and now Projfessor of Gymnastic ftcrcises In the RoyaLI Miltary Ineti- tutins f Celsa, audure, Geenich. &c. Sold by, Sherwood, .5oes,andCo.atenoser.ow- an tobehaLd of every bookseller In the kingom. entlmenwishng t be orepartieularly acquaJinted with the bov sytemmay e acomodaed ivth cards of admission to the iffrenlare Ntionl Etabishent, were the Exercises have bee prctied ,rseera snnth, b aplyng to Captain Cllas, at his SOUTH AMERIC:A, N.EXICO, &c.-Thiq day Is published, In one large volume, 8vo, illustrated witti several coloured maps, charts, and views,. price l1ls. In boards, VP'HE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, and STATISTICS L -of AMERICA and the WES1T INDIE5. B H. C. CAREY and J. LEA, of Philadelphia: wIlth cansiderable sdd5itions relaitive to the NVew'States of Sotuth America, Mexico, the Havsnniah, &c. "1The pub. lication before us contains by far the most valuab,le condenisation of American Geography, History, and Statistics whichi has issued tromn the press. It is c.;netructed on a comprehensive :snd excellent Plan:- the maps, charts, anld plates are oumeroxs and well executed: and when al he moder information requiired by the changes and revolu-. tions on the New Continent is taken into the account, wAe are free to saY that tlils volu;lle Issa.very complete Illustration of the Important mnatters which it cmbraces. Either for instructioni or reference it is calculated to he astandard work-."-LIteraryGCazette,M&rch 29. Printed for Sherwood, Jotnes, and Co. Paternoster-row. Th isY lyIs Published, fin 12m0, price lie. fsd. in boards T HE NEW DOMtESTIC IMEDICAL MANUAL; ILbeings practi:"rl and familiar Guide to the Treatment of Diseases genraly, n sipliiedan codenedplan: contianing opinions of themot eiientratitcicrs wth vriey f aprve dand po- pulr pesciptons trnslte ino Egl.h fr fmil prposes. Also conainng rif e ooitlnsof ometicSuger, Wthan adapted Pharacecel. fo th us ofCleryme, Hadsof Families. Cap, tab .1Shis. rasellrs &-. wth vaiet ofoter useful Inform V tion ByJ. . FRSYH, Srgen, e. lso bythe same anther, The atual ad ~dic5 Ditetion:or PactcalRules for Eating, Drinking. and Pre'vlgHealth, on principles of easyill caetion, &. ndapted'to all Climts,Cnstitutions, and Ages, -either for a State of Health or Diseae Priniplly bltended for the Regulatioln of Con. valescents. V leudnaran, and=ypchondriacs. By J.S. F. yrsyth. Surgeon, fcc. Pie6s Gd n boads "We consider the Natural and Miedleal Dietetic )n ass v ery useful appendage to a. family library., -Literary Chronicle. Printed for Sherwood, Jones. and U0. Pater- nloster.row. BREWNG ad MLTING--This day Is published, price 8s. in bosteds, the 11th edition, of APRACTICAL TREATISE on BREWVING the va- Arious sorts of MALT LIQUOR, and the mode of using the Ther. miometer and Saccharonseter, rendered easy to every capacity:; the 'whole forming a complete guide In brewing London porter, brown sto,st, aLnd every other description of ale and heer. To which are added, gzenerail instru,,tions for making malt, tables of the excise duties. &c. By ALEXANDER MORRICE, Comnmon Brewer. 2.Evey ManHis OnBrewr. A ractical Treatise on Brewing, adatedto he ean o Prvat Failis.By Bonnznton Mnowhray, esq Auhorof Prctial reaiseon reeIng and Reatring Poultry, 3. Te Thory nd ractie ofGuagng in all Its branches: fully lilutratd b numrou ruls ad exmpls: and rendered parti. enialy ffetiv i; anextnsie Dtai ofthne Legislative liegnia. tin;, ad te ffcia iirctii, o th harS of`Customsand Exclie, &c. By Peter Jonas. A newv edition, very considerably improved, price 12s. board.L Printed for Sherwood. Jones. and Co. Pate-noster-row. IPRACTIC %L AGFRICUJLTURE.-Ttils day Is publis,hed, In E thick V,,ls. 4to. illustrated with 100 copperplate engravings, comprehending, 400 subjects of improved Agoricultural ImAplements, the diferenat Breeds of Cattle, the vaiilan Grasses, on 16 colnured plates, &c. A OPLETE SYSTEMA of' PRACTICAL AGRI- ACOU'.TURE and MIODERN HUSBANDRY: In which are fully detaled the nature,of soils and manures: thie proper management of meatdow and pasture: anid the Improved cultivation of arabic lands: rotation of crops, artiflcial grasses, &c.; the lbest means of draininig. Ivith numerous plates Illustrative of the smre, and ot embhankiug. en. ,'losing., roadmaking. and fenring:i the differenit species 0t live stock, W~ c'loloured platee of t-he most im proved breeds: and the construction of f5;~.l0nse ,ofces, and cottAges, accompanied wvith engraved Plans nod sti~Ct5. ithan ppedixof he Laws relating to Agriculture, pareeulrlyf te reatie Rght ofLandlord and T'enant, Forms- of Leaes.Setin dt Tths, cc B~R.W. DICKSONV, M.D. Originally publshe at61. is. bu theato,c aving pasgsed letto tite hanids of the preent p tarit's, they have red%uced Its price &o 41. 4,.; thus renerig i th ceapes,t as well ag roost comprehensive wvork on the ubjct etan. Piited for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Pater- noster-row. MOUBitAY ON POUJLTRY,&c.-NS eiinelagd by aTreatise on Brewing, adapted totie use of private Faminlies, price 7s. ini boards, with a colouired Frontis iece. APRACTICAI TrREATISE on Breedling, Rearing, AE and Fattening all kinds of domiestic Poultry, Pheas ants, Pigeons, and Rabbits: ineluding also an Interesting accounrt of the Egyptian method of hatchiing eggs by artillecial heat, with some modern experi. xnents thereon: irons memoranda. made during 40 yeatrs' pratetice. Also on Breeding, edn,And Managing Swine, Mlch Cows, and Bees. By BON!N,GTON MdOUISRAY. Esq. Fifth edition, enlarged by a Treatise on Brewing, adapted to the usc of private Families-.-'Mr. obr'slittle book oni the breeding, rearing, and fatteniag all kinds- ofd doetic poultry anid pigs, Is uniquegtionably the most pracetical arvork en the suibject in our language. The author's aim seems to have been to avoid scientiflc detail, and to convey his information In plain and inteilligble ternus, The conveneiene ofrasmall1pojultryyard,2 or 3 pigs, with a breeding sow, and a cow for cream. milk, butter, and cheese, In ant English cousttry houise, appears Indispensable, and to point out how these may be obtailned al a reasonable expense, seems to ~aye been Mfr. Mloubrav's objeet. By adopting the plan of this wvork, any amiyma furishther tale iththese luxuries at one-third of theprie heyar obige tpayattl, narkets: and the farmer and breeer ay endr itthesouce f cnsiderable profit."-Farmer's Joural. he hapt~ ., Brwingmaybe had separately, to Complete til fomerediion, piceis.Pritedfor Shearwood, Jones, anda Co. To SqPORTSMESN.-This day are published. T nHOUGHTS on FOX aold HA RE HUNTING. Inua --Series of Letters to a Frienid. By PETER BECKFORD, Esq. A new edition, elegantly prinited, In fivo, on fine wrove paper, and illustratd with ntumerous cuts, p rice 1454. Ins boards. The presenit will he found to surpass all preeading editions In elegance of paper, p rioting, and ililustiation. The Author's Notes also wvhich have long been 04etitted, are here introducod, 'and render' ft Particularly ,desirdble- 2, An Essay on Huinting; In wvhich a great variety of mos4t in:ort.. tlifriation is commuinicAted under the heads-Huntng, raw- .CsBenefits, Pleasure. Pastime. Game. Scent. f,nunds, the Horse, S~~ri.fagacity, fcc.; ttlird edition:; in Svo, price 7s. in boards: or In 4 t. qr1cci12s. 3. Tb5ih~.4qtqers Companion. By T. IU.Johnson. ComprLenending aL descri ption (II,' iointers and setters, and of such birds ,5s are the objet o pusui ). o,ent arid the reason whjy one dog's senise of obinct is upergiort; a,tI -er's:. the fowlingplece fully considered,ar ticularly as It. relates to the ,iae Of Perclussopo ershtigiIs trated, and the art of shootingi ffiyng simplified and cleaLrly laid down:- the game laws familiarly explAined. 5rce. Newr ad Itien, considerably enlarged and lrnpr,,ved.-trice 9e. in b.oardg'- illustrated wvith tht'ee fline engravings by Landacr. "Thi MS a u,ellwl1geni and well arranged production."-LiterSry Chronicle. 4. Scott's British, Field Sports; edrbracIng Pratctical Instruciitons in ehooii,hnin,cuen,fishing, &c, withi ObservatOS0 the Break'ing and Training of Do-s andi Horses: also, on the manage- raent of fowling-pieces iandatll otger sporting implements. Illuistrated wi th upwvards of 60 highly finished engravings, comprehendlog vr vs.riety of sobject connected with dield sports, and executed yn th molst eRiinent artists. Price 11. ISBs. boards, deuny 8vo. or ton royal fivo, ,Witir tsfoof impressions of the plates, price 31. 3e. S. Th" Sportsman's Repository, comprising a seneies of highily ~inshs snravng, represen ting the horse and the dog In all their varetis, xsctgdin the live maYiner, by Mr. John Scott, from onl. gina paitin~by arshall, ' ieinagle, Ollpin, Stubbs, amid Cooper: accopanid wih acomprehenshW5 description of the different spe- cie ofeac, ad avarety of fnforrnat.i uIn training and the amuse- anctdothcfied.By the Author of ;'irLtish Plefd.$ports."1 Ele- ganty pintd I 4t, alo. embellished wltl~ i40 zeblyifinisehd copper- plateengfaihas;ahdniuerous-woed cuts, p~ree Z,'~; s. boards, or mayb badin dx pats, Os. 6d. each. 6. APreticl Esayon the Breaking and Training the 9r15lXsh Spaniel and Pointer,.T which are added, Instructions for Shooting-i. 0 Plying. PY W.Dobibn esof Eden Hall, Cumbherland. In gvo, price, 10s. 6,1. In boards.' 7. Somervilies celiebrated Poemn of the Chace; a new edition, with plates by Scott' ds.; 8. he Sporitsman's Vocal Library:, contalning neanrly 400 songs 're atIng to hunting, racing, ishooting, angling, &c, With two engrav. 9. The Angler's Gulde, by T. -F. Salter. Being a new complete Practical Treatise on Angling, for sea, river, and pond fish. ifth edition, with numerous engravings and cuts of fish, files, lce drawvn from life, 7s. 10. The Young -Angler's Guide, abridged from the above work, Is. lti. The Trolle's Guide, from the s,une 3s. London, printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. SCIENTIFIC COMPANION to JOlINSON's OCTAVO DICTIONARY. -This day -Is publIAhed, a new, ira ved, and enlarged edition, contain in nearly 9 pages, priited Inrlonnparell, with Engr?vIngs, price I 6s bound. - ? V-HE. PORTABLE CYCLOP2EDIA; or: SaeCinct General Dictionary of the present State of the Arts and Sciences, serving as a Comnpanion to Johnson;s 8vo Dlctionary of the EFglish yangoage.mnd as a convenienut volur.e fnr universal reference. - By T. C. WATKINS. A new edition, cofreeted, Improved, and enlarged by JAMES ISLTCHiEZ,L AM.. and LL,D, Printed, for . . Whi'ttaker, Ave Mar-la-ne. Owhorn many be afid, by the sam-e Editor, price 10. 6d. each A Dictionary of ffljtory, ancient and medern. 2. A Dictlonary or Chymietry, .MilnraloBy, apd Geology. 3. A Dictionary of .Mathemkticte sid Natural anid Experlmental P Ilosopl,y Handsomely printed, In smail lvo, with 10 Pjatte, prlce 7s. 6d. a new editon of NEV SYTSTM of .15OMEBTIC COOKERY, A fored upo pnFio, iee'f reonomy, n4 eTiopted for the use of puivatefairsUrra, 'I' nheb i prilo - m, en sgay on Domestle econo- sng and Wol holJ j4a sns,sit, Pr nMAsO msiny obxervatlons w wiche wll be fose DgirffyHticffii the rIlitres of a lanily. Baa LADY. ,"ilils 7sailypJie of or puss pFsetresiW titi6fUl boomiK of. any whiehff,-- - e ofl) s.A i)o lbias written Ian whlb sy i o,orm bid 1YotrWSt u tables, but to combine rlegaptf h ionsyi a 1.5 ilf y enherd rectinmm fid-a phiin sensble n slr, ti ,1fgt,OIWGAR l Ifl4, an d these are not confine merely to cooSYY, blit tare ixei te variety of objeetLin use us families 1 lvefi mean i titi ili f tie hosok is very much mnerets sl a lso for John 3ur- vary klbcm arleat d eed, -i, every boobsalir and neWsman In En.<land, Scotland tnd lrelsnd New edition1 amily Receipt Book, n3sall*o, 7s Gd- 1J-V13,R. anxious to privent irpoaiti6ii, fAlAt ihfi ji2j, M,ARTlIN respoetfully informn thte Public they have, after: much labour, and at very coxeisdorftble e4p nse, brought to perfeetion. a Label of such singulair eonstructlioi Vn extreme difficWtty of exe-.. cution, that-they trust will effectually Prevent the inanyj fraud* that- aLre dallY practised on tIle public. An attention to the. follbwlin description of the label willensure the. genuisse BLACYCING pfepared- by thiem. A pattern;' lIke lace, ofa pink e6loitr; covers ttiis-prlncipal part, the names of Day and Mart in are printed- inw ivhito letters. edged with pinlk and bleak, and.placeed on -a white gro nnd-, th-e ad. dress, 97, Hlgh 1olborni, is also whilte letters edgtd with'. pink andt blackl,r but pl~ated on thte lace pr.tternl the sigrattlre and price nt foot are . blc onawhite ground. the preamble and-direct?ons-for- usie =rc rnted as; before, black letters on a white irround.-9, Hlsab ilolorn Sept.1823. R O A DEW'S ENGLISH TEA,-so mlany years )JF rcommndedand approve& by the later Sir RIlchard 'Jebb (phsican o te Kng), and other emninent physicians, Inp~refereniee, to foeigntea(ore artislarlv durinig the slorinig an, stummer monts),as he mst leaant lind powerfUli restorative hitherto disoveed n al eroi, billious, and consum ptive -disordere, and In every othe eiiyo h nervous system. This tea, so pleagant to th e seadsel sa effectual purifier ofteboi,ady promoting ge I saiainpowverfully assuages thosscexcrsclcAting pain derivefrmCcot and rheumpt3m; -and Is of sovereign c. rayin removingeomplaints ofthebhcad,invigoratlng therpind from- thsse self-created alas-ins which too frequently render the eidstence of nervouis people Intolerable. Prank wvarm at nighit It pronuytes refreshing rest, and is a restorative cordial to the -6ofietitutlon of such as keep late houtrs or live too freely. S old by-Yanger, 150,- Oxford-striet; Hawkins, Boad4streetl. Harris, Ludgate-street; Tait, Coenhlll; Nix and Stratdlinig, Royal Exelhange; and thtd6lighout the kingdomi, in packets, 2s. 9d. and eanitatrs, lOs. Gd. eachl.'; (1 HILBLAINIS, Rheumatisms, S~prains; &CiV~UJTE- PUT OPODELtIOC.-CAJEPUT OIL, which Is the basis'of the opodeldoc, has been long etteernedontIecniotasarmd for chironic rhcnnlattism, spamodic affectionis, tihliblalos,'palsy stiffness and enlargement oIr the joints, -sprains, bruiSes-adAla- ness. and the experience of late years; In England poe ht merits thehigh character given of itby thierbostem!lOent inthe pl'o- faction In towe obstinate complaints. tieing combined In the -formn of opodeldocit Is renderedrmore penetr-atling, and-conseduently muck momosefficacious as an external appilication. Ruibbed upon the nkint, bynmeans of flannel, or the wvarin hiand, it allays morbidirttis ofnerves, Invigorate% the absorbents .anid accelerates the circular- tion. Sold, In bottles, a-t Is4. Iid. and ~s. Pd. by Butler, chymist, 4, Chespsido, St. paul's, and 220, Regent-street, near the ArgylliRooms, London; anid by the- principal- medicine yendars throughout- the Unieed Kingdom_ fwo alo ha e-haid. -the ChilblauinCerate, an excellent remedy fos ebilblsins% v~gn rkn eerflt as hr Butler's Cajeput OpodeldoeAnfi ChiibisinOCeratet. XEXT THURFSDAY WIEEK-3~ WIFT andI Co. deern it unncar t i f,e aliyecpmmenlt on the yretent LOTTERY SCHEME s ~sm aaement of iis prlincipal r~eavt'src willI be ~ ts best recomtdaln 3w prizes of- ZQ,0001.: anti two of 20,00101. with IC; othe cptl,ilbeall drawn lid two days. The firat twvo p.-izas thedtda 15c.11wl eeive 2OO00,. each. Per- sons who have h$ h hg c t rtatda rmy ~,eturr. their tickets or eliares, whether rw ounrw,bere 26thi Dec:ember, andre. celve bask 181. for a ticket. II. 2s. d. for asixteenth; anjdinpropor. timin for other shares. By this arrangement, the chance of two 20.0001. 3rizes, whiceh must be drawn, and otheri lairge prizes wyhich maey be drawn, on the 16th. tis afforded to purekailera at CIs followinsg sma Irik viz,:t- Ticket , ?4 1Bs. em 4ii , , ?3 sa Fiiighth. . . 018 0 -Quarter . ; 1 13 61 Sixteenth. . 0 2.6 Shebmes, with fuill particulars mnay be received at the old offices of Swift and Co. 11, Potultry~ 12, Charing.cronss and aI., Aldgate High. street. Four of the caplta, drawn within the las- two monith. were sold by Swift and Co. TEXT THURSDAY WE9K.-C'ARROL,.0L, the Contractor, presents the Public wvith -the fihost -advantageous offer ever sublnitted to) their notice. The two first drawn tickets on the 16th December will have ?20,000 tach. One thousand other rzsiilals ba drawfl oni the I16th Deepmber, *hich mnay include oth t X0000. and all the other capitals lin the scheme. Now, every purchaser-may return hit ticket or share after.thait day?s draw. In, is over, and receive back for it at thie rate of ?18; tlherefore, he calinot lose more than the trifling difference between bhat he pays and what he mnay to a certainty get back ainy time befor the 26Ah December. For this insignificanit risk he has the ehance of 1 000 1orizesi to be drawn on the 111tk December, among wi.hich there wtill he toa certainty two prizes of ?20,000, anld perhaps twoe prizes of 430,o0o. The followving arc the prices, and agxainst eacti what mnay be received bark for it after the drawing on the 6th December:- Ticket - -?........... 22 19 0 ... May receeve back.?18 90 0 H'alf .................12 5 O... May recetvp. baFck . i0 0 uarterii ....... 6 3 6..Ry receive back .14 10 0 Eighth . 3 O.5 04 ay rteleve back ...... 2 -6 0 .Sixt....nth...1 12 0..!ay receive back.- -1 2 6 The reatest varietty or numbers are ona sale at Carroll', the con tractor', offieea,19PCornhill; 7X(haring-crosq; and 21!.OxI`ord,street- IlrfHEiot oFre onth.--?10,000 Money for ?9 18s. IL T. 55I [reepcetfallyrem!ndahilsbest Friends, the Public, thattthe first day of drawing the Nlew Grand Lottery Schemne, takes place Thurday 16t ofchicmonh,whn te two first prizes must receiVe upwars of 40.00 Mony, an alltheeter capitals, Includinig two itt 30,00. ay b dran t.at ay.The Particulars of thirs novel antiintresingschee hve eenso ften before the public, that I deemit ecesar no ony t sa, t,atfor the trigling risk of ?4 19s. someonemustgetupwads f ?2,00, and as there are two prizes of tat dnomiatirn fo 91.l8s.uptrds of' ?k40,000 must be ob- taind. hars wil h. etitld t, teir proportien of these extra-. ordinary advantages, and even for less than ten shillings ?1,250 must be obtained . Schemes. with full particuilazs, maybhe had, gratis, at lizsh's offaexs, 4. Cornhill, and 9. Clharing-cross, where Tieckets and Shanres are now selling. Every ticket or share bought before thez 16th Instant may be returned on or before thle 26th instant, whether drawn or udran. fte taingthechace f te frstday, and receive bacek neary al theero~ prie. Bab garanees o th puirehasets aLt his offies,at last?100Mony fo evry ?00 tock In the twis stock rize cotaied n te sceme- Bch oldthe -?30,000 Prize, ~o. 5,76, n te lst chee; ne uarer as old in London, one quarer t Bwir, on qurte atMaistono, one sixteenth at Ayles- bur, oe sxtent atEdibugh,onesitenth at Liverpool, anid onesixeenh i t,nda. 3gb lsosol seera oter aptals samne lotr.He scold the lle 3,00ee ran u as 3,0 ever drw;14 other ?3,0 rzs n tefrttm hr ever were! the o 30.o0 InonlterDihsd all tlhres. T HOM PSON anti FEARON's SPIRITS and WINES. SUPERIR FORrIGN WINES IN Pipe or Butt.j Quarter Pipe. CASK.? s d. . s. d. PORT, the enurine 1820 vintage .-9170 23 10 0 SHIERRY (toill but notold) . - 8 2120 0 Ditso, superior - - - - 93 00 240 0 Ditto, ofbhigh chRrArtcr,(gold colour): 1903 0 0 27 00 WVEST INDIA MADFIRA. - - 80 0 0 21 00 nitto, Imported In 1819, (superior) 58 00 23 00 CAPE.31 10 0 868 0 Ditto.35 00 99 P0 Ditto, first quality. "O4 0 0 10 16 0 WiNES5 PER DOEN. DId Port, fromn the pipe - 3AR. Sherries; (fuhll) . 3s Ditto rich - .36s. &e 38s. Ditto, p ale and line 408. to 4-1s. Crusted Ditto, 2 years In hot- Ditto (gold enlourl, rich tice . . 43S. &48s. and superior . - 489. Ditto, 2i, to .5 -cars In bottle Ditto, extremely pale and -50sO. & L45. delicat.e - . - 48s. AL Bin of exquisite Ditto West Inidia. lailceira - 428. (Rorlzl.oldl in tbewood, Ditto, very old atnd fine 46s. 2 years In battle - . 52s. East India Ditto, old and k Bnit of superior rich highly superior - . 76s- Wirie, nearly 3 yeatrs in Claret, Chateau Mfaxgeanu, bottle,bhut of whirli tle o first growth, 1819 8 BBs. roar is niot firm 48e- Bueclla (very old and of ~:Fpe 'r{adcira I le-I. &I8s. Irate and s-aperlor qua- Ditto,verysuperiorquality 2is. I lity) . - . 46:5. SUPERIOR SPIRITS. RNGLISH GI'N, soft and old . 9 s.4-d. & lOs.8d. Jirro, for mixcing - . . . . 12s. ichedam Hoilands (flnest).. 21s. Ditto superior, 4 years old . . . 1&%.4d. nab Whiskey - - - - . . ~~~~~~12s. rond Shrb, Campage Brndy,PineApple Rum, Arrack, Shrub, Nuya, ad eerydesripionof rlrtiah Cordials.' Delivred ree o expnse Ithn iO-sniles of town. SAM,L THOM PSON 94, Holborn-hill. HENRY B. FIARO0'. WINES PER GALLON. txceilentPortWine (1820 14s sherry - - 14s.6d. Ditto Ditto. extremelyricht l.ls. Ditto,- old and fine - Id. Cape Mladeira * 6s. I s Ditto, first quality - 18e. Dit is ulty - 8.1d. W Nest Ixdia MadeiraL IS85.6d. Ited Cape Pontac 1 lOS.6d. IDltto,veryeold and stuperior 1ha. WANT PL4ACES.-All letters to be post paid. A pps NrStE in a Gentleman's Family, or to take a child At,fro the teth,.rewetable iWoman, who can, h-nea rsed Clisracterform her tes neo iec oS. S40,B alskfriar-r.ad. NaoofQ,,bs,pe ,ae,d,apply. A S UPER N Rs E, or as Lady's.s a Pd alerson, who can take ti s lten frm 8,0 lrt, e tenob Plce;toA. B. at mr. Eullotas, hi, n;gio-saee:, S Nua~, a oung oman,aged25, who is c-apable of taking- A a cild teM th niseh; haso ajectin Is o ts r crn,, or to go abroad. Direct a Z Y.; r. remeoe,otimaebsm,3, Yiraso-trc,,Ca'eadihh.rqusre. NOo suit. SN or Husemai, in aregular Family, a young woma, wo ta hewe;!nco,sneden. a ba no shle tiost tows or c-nary. C, oieleeper see appy. AS NuIt5EnYMAID, Stillrooni Mafdd, oDrto A~ttend on yoelng , Todic,, ancepotahl.-yoooc Won;~to,agd 17, who.o,hs nod,jil hcc ,ron,eh, a02, plnco,nboee5 lie -irad of twopr. Direct to A.B. at Hr. Jordaobs, A LiADY'S-NVID, or to WIait on two young Ladies, aPerson; a S;. e', gr-rr, %40, Totterlb.6--to-t,o~d. ropfer -~ S JiATIY'S-ltATi, or to Wasit on tN or three young Lde o A .1defy tad, . rMItbloyoang Warat.2pcecil-tyusdcsedo .lrno.at odu millinery, sod co. hire as x,*elent vonng'-i ftam her eripl.eyr;no, helo LADY?S5 AID_, or to wait on twro OrteeyugLds,a A s cpeciablo yonng PorLon, wbo undscstsnds hal,dret,g drsaaas, i & no.bts ect,o to teael, r "ak,e horoelt useful t can be mwcirccsma,e.Drc to C, K. at 'Xr. nr-weiPs, 46, ,,eAt Tltchfield-,reet, Partland, Plare. lera-o AYoun xOA, in arsetbe aml,whrafotmAn is A, et aehsaodcbeeefo act PIo pic,whrhe liv d nearly three sas.Diet o . .5-.Clma-.L reet. rcsectable WOnXAN, to, Attenid on a single Gen. ~~ys,td CrGtlrnmoa en-have akthrae'yeawca' racter. IDIreetto ll T.- is ir Ytas,oIma, 1,L-don-wal. A,?-PoKandHou ExE Rx to asingle Gentlemnan, or as: Direct to 35.atr.Wt'.2,bee-irc.lshodqr. ...atbeereo aply SCotand HOU9SEKEEPER in a respecutable -Family4 -ortoa A sogl Gttleoan orwhoe te ldy s hr senhousekeeper, a steady Clean young and .exo under state of the fers: tabmC coareks; eon ha,e n gipod esarocier from her last Place. Enrect, eniia1losin the terms, to N. Kr at XtI. B15115, Itallian 'tbo.ntos, 56 or. AS COOK RndHffou2EEEsrEIl to a single(jentlemani5 a middle. A-ged Wnomna. -who czan-e wsl5 r9conrotesdd,le& ir to E. IL~ 10, -whil. B..... street, p,ccdilly. No.fl8ooleoper ord opply.-- A Coo~rin a smal ruar Famiily,where'a-imalseryaTnt skepptI iayesp.ae 00,wh ictibp otnd.tarmnd her tosle,s, and can ho Roii ,-on ~YAyLtMEreScAD, or a Houseaid in- an-otlTaen r bshinr,nneOOhOOontimoll,Pharstrx hetnerl,pknun,wlabocracthe; head is- noeratobec5,aOtOllp~tiO eftomieteeld rets' with. Direct toe A. S. at sMr. OriAdioy','sreTeosrOOe, 17, Uppe It SarylrtOie..iteet, A MAN and his WIFE; the man, age'd 36. iFs well adcuSitomed te hose sod. "4dM11en5 or ehe ad4Ors; th oa,akn4sg6oed 06ok; t5eiohan tire se,n year. mjth to Rao. geot(rme., 3n,d canr tollta good chararqten Lees thei, last. place. iflrec to P. a 6, Plough ysdr, ConWr4$ te, Qooteon roud. lo.offlcckespef Bliddle.aged l AN,- in n respectable Yaimlyai out of Ive' - ni b dOpfsterard'; t prfeetl t nbde,oniosd h.bn loe'd aM tn 6ns'tlt - c nnagoodhArsr rwftesl iglOstprzrtO. nlef to.A, B. ait W6's Thetr'.4 gi 5n5 ttolinn eatehscusc, 2t'i, ailaf lolbot5-- - Ak S COArCisrANr -or Groom, a steady-sbber -Man, agc4 30, who 1% hod ho ojtIon t rrtorEr esairy, snd can have a cood chersnter stta the plaeo he busefstf let.S .h. h ll. t neslT ses en. o T . 't e Cook arDrt ''ys, ,oehbol,dea, HlcAkftoai ,od. ' - a -42i;- SCOACIAN, a steadMy,ober single M1an, aged royJho knows A s.hi1Sbouor2 sdtomtlt d- f i. I I i n at.aK e h Im.seIfu.tst! fol ot eboAIms to oe or cosniy, sod coal hoe &at n ar oiehrsecterliomlo4plaat piavs, Direct irt.. Si'i 36,* walli e- *tststt;Csy.'ony dos thit -week. s (moome7 a yoDunig Man, aged 23l, 'hIV -cfety udr -. stnoahtsbnoosne, sdiswrillb,gto,rntak.solm.felfscasloeoltyi ,oetfbloiitlo hssaer. noobjscIlos ta Coma or co5ntt. Dnirct to 2r. al.t'Mr.SklS' soddle- C ieellstces S aypUng 1n: 'iOiff'tFse roittyi I'ged 214g to yeeasttess-,e e ct r erstos ma, he . -jutift, pil- ieto A. B. ak A S WAITER at a Coffechou5c, Tavern, Oihophlise ort geste -a IL a kt.sb5hasa, as-r adbres^ctabl'yeoae Ssto, 'v osndfriad hisfbu6 lofttahc oftrJteabebn',Ilncs stl 'rran h5A.5 7,toi'hohot,po iitfroiooli5tt,tlo.Aihel,sgjoatlsft:. wit,,rr :&S brti'r Ft oR-r in a: Warchenie; a -young .$an, aged24,s oa.see w rchlopesnAgtiablsrtelf.renfsres. Direttosf45-. 4, Tgllndstn, bsdl4gl, 'y,trstrret Hli1 askrlseoc2. N iouiass s5sdk5ptiy. - -^ - -. ': - YL S PDR5TE:n, or td' oloo aiees 'a hlove and cartW: a lycung e olice wIt netly 5 oOt, icoxs, witting to obshitolf osrs tooo employer, ran lrlrec toCc. Lo t J1. lewIs's, tcner, le. 213, Totubseh eostro4 T'O th~ .PXtSRTh?9f BS2C of i1P2Pxn- ide cnlseqederit, f numerous crnlplalnts having late' i~iiOePs ildles tbat the JUNPE!s RE S' NCEOtPdRMlgTrSEntthem bydrugLdsts, w." not genuine, J. P. 'HEATH (the suceessor to Mlr. Juniper) requests thattnerchants and tradkbrs will, w)ien-they give their orders bgartieul",that each bOttle of Essence of ?eppermliht lIHSA 'J3.P; J1at Nottingham,' en- grevod o eip. Thp nterflt preparation has a tamp, thei,gctuine inhd bj P. iath- has,-.a blackc 8td,Ill. Aaeritsfor.J. P. Ha$tliAre Smythanud Nep hw, Bond-street; fand E Ewardx, 87, St. Paul'sohureh,nd. rbI.Iii udintoerh- ties 2s. PJd. TPo INVLIDS, who. cannot take Pedestrian or qes Itriap.Exerele...W. OP~, flholsteer~ of atlibae-placee, Londn, re~etfoU Infrmst.hte.ndobt ^elly etry, &c that in the cHhairs) be.has had so great a demand for CHIAMIiEtR EXEItCISINt7' Induced to er inanufctur thdm 3 oni much lmpravedprelpleI thie antr oS z ethne nansdgSeorse,an.?bay thdlefastexertion willcaue ~ geialwarth nd.gIlest-irelato~o th blood. T hrce fn to gueas. M e purecha or. ired With anitab e powver to -the *eight heainnd ocr'yLie -WISea Mueb fimPro.ved leg-restt whihd eton d trcftY)nm -Lde,.t errons subjecet to th5 gout, rheuhat sn or cold or d2Teat. er h Bath. MAerlin, or Inv,a1, chairs.to dispQse oSm addrcss AS above-7post bt.m a