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U(nN.2;tUHAN0l;, FRIDAY, OCT. 1 We continue to receive Foreign Oats in great abundance: still fine fresh Corn fuily supports last Mlonday's prices, and a great deal of business has been transacted in this article. The Icialing trade is very dull this morning; but what few sales were eflfect. ed weze at Alonday's pfices for fioe gamples Qf 'Wlieat. Bar- ley being in short supply, high price.8 are asked for fine AIalting samples. In Beans, Peas, and other articles, there is no alteration. SMITHF1ELD UMARKET, FRIDAY, OCT. 1. To sink the offal-per stone of 81b. Beef ... 3s. 4d. to 4s. 2d. tVeal . .......... 4 6d. to 5s. ,d- Alutton .. 3s. 8d. to 4. 6d Pork .......... A Gd. to 9.' Od. Lamb . 4s. 6d. to Os. 6d. HIead of Cattle at Marlket this day. Beasts, 453 1 Calves 238 I Sheep and Lambs, 6,120 1 Pigs, 120 iHay and Straw per load. Hay, 31. 3s. Od. to 51. o. Od. I Clover, 41. 4s. 0.1. to 61. 6s. Od. Straw, 21. Os. Od. to 21. 1Os. Od. COAL.A1ARKPT, FRIDAY, OCT. 1. Ships at mnrket. Ships sold. Price. 24, Neweastic . . . 12i . . . 39s. Od. t S9s. 3d.; I8 Sunderland .... 12 . .. 29s. Gd. to 4hs.'Od. F OREIGNr FVNDS, Oct. 1. Austrian Bonds, 97. Neaporitan Bonds, 91 Byrzilian scrip. A i p rm. Portuguese Bonds 90 A 90 Chiltan Bonds, 75 ex. div. Prussian Bonds, 9'1 ex. div.. Coru bian Bonds, 78k Russian fonds, 1822,-95 J Dltto Scrip, 8 7ki 8 dis. 8spanish s per Cent. Conzols,20i J I Danissh Bonds, 102k J FrenchRentes,101f. 25e. 1011. greek Scrip, 16 dis. Eycbaniifg 5sf. 20ec. 25c. b nexian Bondr, asi gi J 61 h9 Ditte serip, 12 J J p#. 4J 60 jex. div. 16 ltSpiiim JOSEPH COHEN. Swcr,e Brolner, ,.Bartholomew-Iane, PRICE. OF STOCKS.- 3 per Cent. Cons. 95A 9 E Bills' 14d. 1,0001., 40 44 pM. New 4 per Cent. 106 r . Ditto 8001. 41 44 pm. lndia Pond", 80 ol pm. Ditto, Small,'42 45 pni.- h 3x. IlilIs. 2d., I,OO.h, 4646 Lottery Tickets, 191. Ile. Dittoi Smal, 44 46 pm, ( onsoJ for.Acc 95 ' T. BISFI,, Stock.tbrokcer, t ild Staxte L.ottery Offlces, 4, Cdrnhill, arid Itl Charip,g.crosi - * HIGH WATER AT> LONDON4IRI DOE. Thia, day, morn. 29, min. after ~1'Arftenfn .. 58 min. after B' To-rsocrow,inmorn. 26 min. afterl 0Aftetnoon, .. 64 miry. aftc'rlO1 IRISH NOVEL. By hnnUN`4KN'VWN;L-Tbi6 daylis publlshed, 'In 3 volunmes, .2mo- pride 1L Is; In bOards CAPRICE; or, Anecdotes of the Li0st6del Family. -All - Ali made of fantasy, Inlde of passlons, and -ll -snado' of.w!shes." LondOn, printe, fr. Sherwvood, Jones, and Co. Piterjioster-rsv; and C. P. Areher, DubliH. MIss BA,RtIE's eIA LES.-This day are publlshed, foolseap 8vo, prce 6g. boards, | rlALBof MODER 'DTAYS. fl ' LIZBE1+E BARBER. Containing. 1. Thise. Sanish Brothers, or Annials of the l}ouse of de y-, 2,i 'l'he Robb.ers Child, or' tho Welsh M~oun- taineer. 3. I'Matilda.. or a 7YWfife's Portitude. Printed for 0bShei'voO and Co. PaternOsterro ow. Of le hom may be had, by the samae Aotsos !. 17aagerosss i3rrors, prIce 4dbsx4zs>r. 2. Infloesserand Dgrp1e, Os, TPhls day lg P ,ibA ea M. all sk Ahet, ritA 4s' Oa. ini &Crss A .SYNOP PlC TABLE tof the SPANISHi GRAM- :Z.~4JL MAR, aasd,bf-ajl -ttie IdtllntiawIeh'l gb,Spap~lih Vianguare etalareset.fr. 'ERAIRZ Londoni, printed fof Geo. . W.tae.Ave Mria4ane; and FdwardWrillan, Llverpool. - ThJgsda1Ar-tVUhiil1sLd, dIruv- ic s.lnborSi A t1! IL S'AT N- fte principal VtbCS i.ad- DESIGN ofCi IUTANT.By MlARIA XMACK..Ldrr1~14=rs, )rinted for Harvey anad Darton, 56, Gracechurch. street. -hidaaepubihe ir pstS O. d. boiards, '~IG E? '4 f ERYSIRk "This is a deligh t- V fil litle ot It lis theoutpodur~lii of adeeparidlfervent entltu- alam frtlelrautes.ofrntture atd = ivl sensibilitLy to.allt $he in- fluncs o l~al~1nement arid naltivle s toletous.'-Somerse-os GaztteNo.8O Aso,bytheb sanse atuthor, The Life ofa Iloy; 2-vols.Ui l2uo. 4s.boads.Pritedfur G Land W. B. Whittaker. Ave Mfaria-lane. This.day Is published, In 2 v'ols. 12mo, 14s. boards, 7T" H HERMT in RISO . Translated fronm the ,B,. renc of . JoV, Mmberof te firnttltute.oand Author of tiret HeritoftheChusec 'Ati ~eli'.&e and A.JAY. -'This agree. abl micelan i? wll rashr'e, ad'ntialns many'valuiable facts and.histtcoeeuio.rerousenintof rions which deserve the notce f te egllacr.'Morsiy Rvie, ay, 1824. PrIii'ted for 0. Jut publisheod, isrya lio sz, ERR FREISHUTTZ; or, th eventh Bttllet, . a A..L1Travestseof this popular Opegra, with tlhe Songs, Muisic, &a. Illustrated With 12. etchings, .by George Cruiklshrssk, drawn by ant Amateur, 'p-ice 54.6Id; Sne aor, 6a d.; colouired, Ss.Gd.; jarooifs on ndi pper lO. Publ,Jige~ by~ V. Ba1dwyn. Newgate.str-ee-. and sold by every book6lelir in the kingidomi. No. V. of the Old E-uglishi Drama , containinig Hleyrrood's Love's Mistress, a masrine, This day Are published, In 12mo, 'price 4s. 6d. board-S PIRHt '~ATR~OCITI ES of the PIRATES,' beiing a kXfailtlftti,Narrietivb of the unparalleled SafferIngseendured hy the Aiutholr duiring his Capltirity, hy the Pirates, of the Island of Cuhai wvithl anAccount of the Excesses atnd Barbarities of those inhumnan Free- booters. BY AAitON SMItTH, iwiro was himself afterwards trIed at the Old Dafiley as a.Pirate, and alcquibted.) 1 "This narrative ret3iiludsi lus Stronngly of thiat book of horrors-, ' The Bucicaneers of America.'l Newv Monthll Magazine, June, 1824. Printed for G. And W. B. Whit: taker, Ave*5l'aria.larip. By Hs-Maestys SpcialC,,mand.-Early in the ensulingyeatr wviJl be -publshed,in IVol. 4 to, TFOAN-NISMI'OI n de DOCTRINA CHRIS- .1 TIANA Libri duFostuinrs primumn typis mandati, edenite C. R. SU?,i NERt, Mr. A. tth sae ie rll be published, unilform wvith thie aiboye, AL Treatise on Christ an Doctrinie, By Jobn Milton translatted from the kY-iginal by C. R. Sumner, M. A. Librarian and Hris. toriographer to Ifl Mfajesty, and Prebiendary of Worcester. Prinltinig at-the CarnbXldge l,YnIversity Press. and to be published by Charles Knight,_ Pall-mall east. and sold ,b. tliill Hs Majesty's booksellers. This daY Is Puiblidhied, ele antly printed In Svo, sorice iOS. 6d. In boatrds, T HE1VADtR~GS f LUA~'and DINAHI. A T ~eia tmneln1 ats yN T. KAVANAGII. With a Prefa yVe ftePe,b t 'Dro;eyr, Author of a Cr1. tical Dsritoonteatran rclenf TSte, &C. Piere wrs nd aitfullove shll oraIzemysong." Th srle.Quesue. Londoni, printed for Shierwood, Jones. and o.Patemoster-rowr. ACTS o the LbT SEsI&4 ofPA~LIAgNT, Geo. IV. 18_4._r-Tins dayare pt5blished.-ipriee 4s. (N-WIFORD's ACT'S of' the S5th GEO. IV. 1824, being theLAS SESIO of PALIAENT; containing, anmongst the therimprh-~t enctmnts r th sesion, the foilo,vu'isg statutes, viz.;-Te Ne Bakrut Las-Te isolvent Debtors' Act-Savings Bank Reglatins-vgran AetArbi-atin Act-Weiglht anid Mlea- sures &c,DyJON GIFORD,Earl Lonon, rintd for A. Wel. her,Mitr-enr L ly-lace Hoiorn andsol by ll ooksellers lIn arsd for 1823, prIce as. Gd.,pIce33 Just -published, -in l2,nio, emhieUshed ni%,th drawings by Hlardinlg price 7s. Gd. rHE EMIGRANT's NOTE BOOK antl GUIDE; l- wvithi Recollections of Upper And Lowver Canadla drrring khe late War. By J. C. MIORGAN, H-. P. late 2d hatt. R. Hi. "Th'le land lisa teaR,fredoi,and liberty of eonselence,and what would you more?' odi,p blsed for the auithor, by Longman, Hurst, Reess, Orme, Brownu, non Green. Tlhis i,ork includes fuill inistrucetions for the mia- nrs?asture of potash, the, great staple commodity of theo Canadas. TheRiugi-istsirap f ppe an Loer anaa,dedicated by per- misson t Vie-Admral ir GorgeCookurn,is ublished as asi Sc' chart seller.t Strand; Ta RPoan CAPPE's DITIONRY.-O thelet o Novmber will be puibllished, in vey tie an elsely rined olme, revised throughout, and muchenlr'~d an imrovd, wth 16 aps, price lOs. in boards, ~ TOOGRPHICL DCTIONTARY of. tile UNITE KINDOM,incldingdescriptions of every county, disric, pris, cty,tow, vllae hmlet, &c. In England, Wales4, Scotand an Ireand Copile i'rrmofficial and other arethenitic documnts.ByBEJ, PT VSCAI'ER, Esq. of the Secretary oif Scae' ofic. Pinerior. B Wittlir, vcMaralane: of whom mabiad, I. Rtobin,,ori's TieoloGil Ditonr,en,2 WaLtkins's PotbeCycloptedia, 1-6s. ltieel' HsoiaDctionary, lOs& 6d. 4. Mlitchell's Chiemical DictiosiaLry, Jos. Gd. S5. Mitchell's AMathemia- tieSl Dictionary, lOs. Gd. Ani Svo SCHOOL ATLAS of 25 MIAPS.-This day Is published,' tlely engraved on-25 plates, wvith atll discoveries to the presenit tinse, in 8vo, outlined and neatly half bound, price 12s. NEWl- SCHOOL ATLAS of Mlodern Geography, con- A tainhag Maps o1 al the prliciepal States and Kingdoms of the World(twhcIsaddf apo Canaani or Judea for Scripture readugi,the -hol comiledfro e latest and best authorities. By lC. IUSSEL, gograher.The apsa~dre printed on a ine stuoti drawng ape. Pint4 fr Bld yin Crdoc, and Joy, L.ondon; of wom ay e hd, stel'sGenralAtlas, royal 4to, 30 maps, re- cenly ngrvedon n elare.bscae,and corrected to the presient time haf-bund colure oulins, rice Iris. or lull coloured 21s. Guy'sSchoo Georaphy royl 18;o, wth 7 niaps, 9th edltioss, prisie This day Is pubhlished, In Svr ihalreSAP, price 12s. boardsi, '-iE GREEfK REVO U IO ;its Origin and Pro- grss tgthr ihsm eak ntire Religion, National Clarct"- &. in G11ereece.1 By EDWAD BLQUIERE. Easl. Author of ,An lltorical Review of the. Sparssi Reoutionj ' &c. Pri,ited for G. and W. at. Whittaker, Ave Mlaria-ln. 'Mr. glaquiere's book Is wrItten wvith great fervouir on tire side iichh has espilused, aind oni behalf of which he has Shown limt lfs indefatigable an ayent. That he should lie partial isnoitrtiral,itw th,ink that every dilseli- rm nating reader may be able to, reap much linformation from rswork.' -Literary Gatettc, May22, I1524. ' To Mfr. Blaquiere Greece is much indebted fer his exer (out In her behalf, and the British public will thank him for the Very clear and Impartial acecount he has given of one of the miost interesting revolutions thiat baa occurred Ins the liris- tory of the world.'- Literary.Chronicie. Mlay I.S_. Also, by -the same authoer, Anfl istorleal Review offheC Sl'Triish Revolution, In I thick yoL.Bvo,wivth a map, price Ilise.ds. This day Is Psublisheif, lii crown rIvo, price Gd boaRrds,~ O hUR VILLAGE; tketches ofRrlCaracter andI kscenery;. By MARY RUSSFLL MITFORD, Author of "Julian." A. Tragedy. '4 Miss Maitford's eiegant little v'olumne is just In unison wilth the time. It-is a gaflery of pictures. lanidseapcs. fresh, glowing, atnd entirely Eniglish; portraits, likenesses,'we doulbt inot, all simply but sweetly colroured; in short, a book to make trs forget the harry, the bustle, the nioise aroused, In the leaves, tail old trees, and rich mecadowsa of her delightful vinlage."-p,iterary Gazette, M-ay S. "1This is anen1g2ging voltime, full of feeling, spirit, and vivacity; a-nd lbs descriptl6rns of rtiral scenery and rural life are vivid and glowring.-' New Mnthl Mag June 182. "Tese'Sketches,' ire arc ofopinioin, willetclon be xtrmel poplar fo the ar hihlyfinished ones. and vine ifinte ast, jdgmet, indfeein - hey aresoewhiat in he annr o Gesiry rayn; ut,toourilkns rc armore in- tereting"-Ezrnlsr,.o. 81. rIntd fo G.anJ~W. r. Wittaker. GEOGRAPHY.-This day are punblisthcd, HEELEMENTS of MODERN GEOGRAPHY andI TL GFNE PRAL HISTOnThV. containing an accurate and Interesting Descriptioni of all the Coruntries Statesn, &c In the Knowni WVorld; with the Manners and Cutstoms of- tie Inhab!itats; to wvhich are added, H4istorical Notieds and Questions for Examination. The u-bole illus- trated,byniumcrmusMapsand Engravings. By G. ROBYIIITS, prire6fs.6d. 2.Pinnock's Geographical Copybook, Part I, conitaining 12 ortili;ie Mfaps, 3s. plain, or 4s. colouired. Ditto, Part 2, conLtaininig 12 Maps, 3s3. pl ain, .r.sclored. S. utlne nap (or projsetionsi of the Eastern. ad estern fleri-ii splhere, Euirope. oisia, Africa, America, and England; prinited or, fine large draw'ing lisper; particularlyariapted for school exercises, Is. eacli. Separate l'aps, as Keys to the above. is. 6d. each. 4. A New' General Atlas, clegatntly enigrav-ed, und printed on sniper- fine Imperial quar-to. consisting of upwardis of 61) plates, and contain- ing all the New Di-ne--eries, as wrcl as every late alteration in the Boundaries of the different.States ori tIre Continient, &c. formling tire mnost crumpicte Atla.sextanit, ofthe saniesire and price. ByG0.Pawlcy, esq. Prlce, col,nured, 31. 13s. Gd.; boundary lines coloured, 3i.13.s., plaini, 21. 12s. Gd. 5. Pawley's 11%inor Atlas, on a Plan similar to the precedirsg, psirti- larl alclated for the use of Schools, and conitaining all tine late aLteratonIs, &e. Price, plain, 1Ii, ils. Gd.; bounjdary Ihues colotired, 1i. 16s.;, full coloured, 21. 2e. 6. A tildversal Atlas. conisisting of a complete set of large malas. to Illustrate Ancient and Mlodern Geographiy, in wvhich the alisient and preentdivsins re istncly arkd,by beingprinted onl oppos3ite pags, y T Stckhuse A.. Sa, d.coloured 7. engapha eer; o, critur Alas, comprising acomPlete set of Mps,adatedto lucdat th evntsof sacred histriry, arid whbich poit ot he itutin o evryPlae enti~ned in the Old and New Testamnts, B 0. yd, esq PriceIi. 5. s; coloured, 11. 16s, Prined fr 0 andW. 3 Whttakr. ve Mlaria-lace. Tle ELMNSo SFLLTRT g-This dayis publiThred, by G.and W. B; Whttaker, Ave Mtaria-lane, price 9d. each, nLew editions of PINNOCK's CATEC-91SMS of the ARTS anid PSCIENCES, p rice 9d. each, hivbio are Intended to form the basis of every branch of usefuli knowledge, and arie of thecmselves, In fact, sri epitome of thearts andaSciences. Thbesty,le in which they are writ.. ten is at once clear and simple, occnveying Instruction to the youthful mind finamatiner unattainable by the tses of miore elaborate and, com- prehenisive wor~ks. In short, while they fix on the mind the leading facta,in history arid the fundamnental principlesof scielnce,them memr is relidved froi-rthe brde ofrtiiga malls of mintitiae with whic lateer books necessarilyaon.Te consist of separate catechismsr on the following subject Arithmnetic First Catechism Mnrlg Ancient History General Knowledge ModrnH Irstory AnceientGeograpby Geography Morality AgtronomnY Geometry Music Architecture esreek Grammar Myhlg Agriculture Heraldrj - Na`tu,ral Hiffstory 'Algebra "I 4tory ofHsglasid, Navigation Bible and Gospel His1tory of'Scotlandl Ornithology B tn,Hisoyof ireland Painting in Oil lrjttis Geography itr of France Pescte British Biography Htorof Rome Poctr British Lawv HitorfGreece Relgron atnd Rieligious Classical Biography- isoy of Amria,2 Denomiinations Cliymistry p rsRhetoric Chronolugy Hisoyo h es Sacred Geogrphy Concholorgy lstbrolg Scripture Hirstory Drawving Itailianrama i ash Grammar Duty 05 ChIldren to LanSrvyn Tpraade and Commeree Parents --Latinrmmr UnilVersal Hi1story Elntrfo ogy - Logic Use of the Globes, .2 Enstomology Miechatnics - - parts. Englisb Graimmar -Medicine - Frenich Orammoar- Mqental philosophy- -The decided apeirtyo hs eclet ueieworks ovezr all others has insisrrd-to'thern i, nmost extensive-n nnvrasale, which ba edbe te rblabrgooramn-thene edton-wth beauti- 'fl-otrls.bgrve n-lrdnd tel, by etanCo by which - he wt teyhveussus maur agente thi ae without inceasng inqprie.-'Beng ed o lok-iato these wrorks, we have IsenSplsei~lysups-se li te vrityand accuracy of tire informs- tidtlsyeorai-whhinso mal 5.COo1P555and in so e*cellent a form anWenrstsy,tbdmoecovenlflt iseurae, wli rraged, an. roe plhicton wstn'i-uhutttd to geca-bevation.' CATON's ISVORK_..Thi day ispiiblished, price Srr. v A PRACTICAL TREATISE On the SYMPTOMS, - EATMENT; 5aldCURE Of SYPIIitIS;- cbftainhfui Ohser Vatlons, oratho Diceases ImrnrediatelY or,romotely conneeted wvith it,. -S DUr&egeenentsdf tbtRlader, Uretlra, U1erations, Eruptions of the- faseanidSklh,ric.; wvithroonarkson mercury and Itseffectson the'contfttutiontr interspersed- witls islect pr6r?Ptloks. 13y T. N. C,4qoN, Sprsieqn,,6, Norfilk-street, Strand. late of the UniredtHpspi %1-s of St. heunas and fny's. Printes for Sherwood and Co. 20, Tittfleztirev,ws, by asU bookkellers. Thisday areotblisIred, 3d edition; recised and enlarged, priee as. :pP,-ACTI 'AL- OBSERlVATIONS on ST1RICrURES JL. of the URSTliRA add RECTUM. reeommendinsg an improved systAl for.their trentront and curre, ilItixtratIng its efficacy by nHme- tonsy6inAftsible und highnly mportant casts, in somi cin whichk arce- ture1of fyoMsl0 to 20 years'duratian bhave been tota1l yremoved In a few -weeks,, and Its superlerity thereby fully establlished over every ether method )mthertopraeLhaed. By C.-B. COUllTENAY, M.D. Tn, whIch are iidded, Observations andl'ractieal Cpmmrents osi Locanlaid Genernl -Debility, for the ebel ofUlchicit a rode of treatnront, the re. sult of long' nd- sueeesftripractrce, and at onbc safe; speedy; and effec- tlsal ds adopted-by-the atrior. Printed for the authior, Robert-strect, Adcepisli and publishect by T. S. Allman, Prince's-street, Hanover- 'square -anndoldby Siuplsin and Iiarshiall, Statiruiers'-court; Onwhyn 4, C.T oer e,street, Straind; Ridngoay, Piccadilly; Chapill, Royal Exchange; Walker,Hholhsn), and tlky bc itad f all liogkselers. " We ea;rRe. ly recorumcnd the eases relttel by- Dr.-Courtenky tor the pero. sal of sUebr ql, itr rilders aLe are afileted wvith the complaninits Which tie iiuthor lss -r4ade the subjeht bf these:obsrviations. Several in- 'rituees are ddidued of the teco..ery of perfect henlth lnstate's winch ; wgrncosisldered;hopceIes by pracitidon ers of e minent talents arid very extdiirslve experlgnce, We eritest.lu the hIgh4 opi nISoI1i of. Dr.'Courte. da$'srtrrfetsseleal-s1dilI, ind cogrgtulaWe himi on his suQcessful and jurrlclous appicaUton of reMedies to these severe anq, often fitr dic- -aesre.!--uropei tagnslsi - - - - t. :-'- -' ''- ';-- gt. ........... fl IC ATMDBON, OOD YCRC, ana Co. reapectfuliy acquaint tb e1blic,.that-tbe STATE LOTTERV will be decided rA one day, on- Tuesdsy next; wrhen the folluwing eapit:41 prizes must be drawvn . 2 . of ?20, 000 4 a t - ?xi,owa 2 1. 20,0 4 - - . ILS 2 - - 200010 - . - 300 &c. In titls lottery there are no blanks, as every number will reveiVe- 6L Shares in proportion. Tickets and sares (chiancEs for.the above prizes), in a great variety of numbers, are on sale at the office of Rich- ardsun, Gloodluck, and Co. stockbroers, 104,corner of Hank.bould. Ings, Cornhill. N ONLE DA Y.-SW IFT and Co. solicit attention to - the-present LOTT}Rf, In Wrhich the undermentloned PrJzte Ni51 he af decided on the 5th Octoter, viz.:- 2- , of - 20,00 4 - of - ?1,000 2 = 20. 12001`8 .1 44 010 2 _ _ 2,000 44 from 7. ?100 to 300 Besides smwaller prizes.-All Sterling Money.-'verv number %vill re. ceive, ?5 for a tvhole ticket, and in proprrtion forall shares, making an aKgrega e of ?200,000 to be obtained in onte day. At Swift and Co.soldand fortunnte ofilces. 11, Poultry- 12, Charing-cress: an- .31, Algateligh.strcet, Prizestoan Ilmenseanmonthai'e beenshared and sold, N.M. This is the last Parliamentary Grant of Lotteries. -VEXT TUESDAY (5th October), T. BISH. of the old and fortunate State Lottery Ofrices, 4, Cornhill, and, 9, nuaring-cross, reinlinds his best friends the publie, of the near approach of the drawing; and that In oneday, viz. Tuesday next, the si,m of C200,6000 sterling moniey, will be distributed among adven- turers in the present Lottery. On that daty 4 ofe20,000 and 34 other capitalsmust be drawn. E/very nuimber swill be decided, and every ticket a yrize, In the last Lttery BiIsh shared and sold o ?X20,000 Prlzet,vlz.-0,2i111, * pt5ze of :20,000; 14,618, a. prIze of ?20,000; 19.412, a prize of ?1z20,000. &c. And he has nowv on sale a varietY Of tickets and shalres for the drasving or Tuesday next, - tliS offices, 4, Coruhlli, and 9, Charinig-cross. T^he price of stocks Is fixed hourly ag-ainst Dish's offie In Corohill, by wVhich the pul,lle may see the flue- tuatio)ns. pOURt of ?2$,000, all in O,UN DAY an(i N(J 151T.ANRS.-1IAZAIID and Co. the Conitractors for tie present I0OTTF:ltY, are highly rntrtfied by the approbation bestowed on the escesag to l,e draw!n in one day (next Ttuesdny), when all the 4 Prizes of ?20,000, and all the other CapittLs, anid all the ssmaller Pries, and thei fate of every nimber must he decided. Scheme con- taIns 4 Prfizes o)f ?20.000 All Money 6 or ?1,00 and ,?2000 All Money. 14 of . ?300 and . s500 ill Money. 34 of . 100 and . ?200 All Money. in addition to the above and the smaller prIzen every numb2r will receive ?s In money, leaving no blaRks, as eachl purchaser will be sure to get a prize or have part of his money rettrned, next Tuesday. HI7-ard anjd 1)o. sold In shares, in the last lottery, 3 prizes of ?20.000. viz. :-Nos. S,693 ?20.000 Irs shares. 10,693 ?20,000 in shares, and 12,299 ?20,600 ill sisares,at their offime-,93,1oyal Exchange; 26,Corki- hl!l- and 324, Oxferd-street, end of Regent-street. Hazard and Co. rer"ind the P;blis that they have nowt arrlved at the Final LotterY Grant of Parliamenit, so that lotteries will be disgontinued wEhen the present onle expires. E LEG-ANT COATS, Ctt and made in a SUpCrior ?_4 manner, fromn thle verybest Saxoniy eloth, from 31. 3s. to 31. Os.; good West of England superfine, 21. 10s. to 31.- best second. eL. to 21. l0s.; great coats, faced w ith silk, &c. 31. to 31. 18s.; kerseymtere breeches, 18s. to the very best dotible milled. 28s.; fashionable trousers, from , 8s. to 11. MOs.; w1 aistcoats, Ss. to ls. The above prices are for- garments mrade complete to meinanree warranted In Point of fashion, cl.,thI, orkmanship, and mnateiiais eannal to anLy houme at the west end of the town. To nerclants. en tains, Slid others who are in the habit of taking outs quantity ,0 clothes, a colusiderl'ole reduction Its price will he made. A large and fashion- :ableaso,,rtrneintof gentlenmen's sd boys'clothes constantY on sale, at J. AL.iEFIT's clotbex warehouse, 47, Pish.street-lllll, 7 doors frofm tile Montiruint, for ready inoney only. nIR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS.-Fevers of every A-0 kind, wrhether inflammatory puitrid, bilious, or nervous, the etlowr and other fevers, flutxes, and billous complaints endenuiceal to not climates, biitsepeciallydeqtrictl ve In theWest Indiesanid America, in the cture of all ivwhieh cases these drops mayb e pronounced a perfect specifIc. As a febrlfuge, an nntiputrescent, and a tonic, these invalu- able drops stand at present unrivalled, and if It wvere possible for any medicIne to merit the name of universal, the most extensive and sule- cessrul experie:ce deel;res this alove all<tl etrs to beentitled to it. As Mr. Norrfs Moore resides nowv iH the country, he has established a depot witlh Mr. Edwards, 67, St. r ail's churchyard, and Mr. Sanger, Oxford,strect. opposite Bond-street. Be careful to notice,that Thomais Norrir Mloore' Is engraved enl thle stamnp. Price 2s. 9d. Is. and in family bottles, 22s. eaci. AUTION to FAMILIES.-ATKINSON's OLij C BROWVN WINDSOR SOAP.-It is of great public interest. wehether it Tegards health, cleanliness, or beauty. that a proper soap should lie %ised for washing the skisi. S"psz niAade from raicid fat<, &c. uinited t. strong alkali, and mised quxite new, are extrermely perni. ciotus; they Irritate anid make the skill look red, and eventuaily pro. duce wrinkles. The above soap is entirely free from these ohieetions. it is made in the nuost carefStl manner of the ,'ery best materials, and thotigh Mild ass simple compound of almonds, it is equally detergenlt as the common soaps: for the nursery or for those whose skin is tea%- der, forwashing fine cambric,, or for any other purpose wrhich re- quires a mild soap Itcannot be surpassed. It Is ighly perfumed, and being very old It lasts at least twicg as long as new soap. Sold by James Atkinson, 44, Gerrar,S-street, Soho-square; and by most per- lumers: but the genuine has a wrapper, witht the yroprietor's signa- ture a61(1 address. Priep 2s. odi. a pouind, or 24s. ai doze: poniid%. Also Atkinson's Reflned Windsor Soap, prepared similar to the above, but not quite so old, price 2s. a pound, or 21s. trIe dozen. 11rANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. A S HOUSETEFPEP. to a respectable Tradesman, a mitdeUe-aged AI Wldo-, without incunibr-e,,. _irrct ts C. 51. 10. 5teseem ,rreet. A S CoC? and HousxEsrxrEx to a single Gentleman, or as Cosk in a FSanily, .rc meteble j-ssg s- s,,, seed 50,rwh h-, li r d in thtt Cp.,rire some yeats, ,rd car. hrer, us odseiable.aar.bsstc nirun is SM. C. at Mlr. flcanefs, 13, si J,isn',.busildinps, Resenond strcet. cerkeirell. A9; S HOUSEM[AID, a young Woman fronm thie country, with sn casrsldoblaecbaroctr, esilved four Seaceb her lat Ilace. Dire te X. P. at Mr. I edcess , boosianeker. 43, IVych street, st resS. AtS s Gaoosc and VALFET, or CrrOOm and Coachman, a single Clue,see 150,-atekase.s toswr,acd lies ees msed se lbsaeetre busier, andliosads; 50 ebjeesien tees ubrsod,.er make hinsel_ useful: can 1,5CC sa undeiable charcter Oleri. so 11. r. t Sir.. Prisiesr, 13, Nieris StrOettelaytsrLket N. aleeh,eeper need app'y.