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Daytn:adBoe n o~ h uhro t1'e prtiLmin Grammar benMnEgihrmar, has naid peculiaxi nttnt'a t tiowopontswhib ae aesded with difficultY to his Ct'.~~5t ' -r. rt' a c ct as to dio a - as-c.rd Is it. ~-.ak ,ai:e -.~. v'r';.~. hile ir ara.a: rern hatevce errorS in, th:s. r-r :C: Z~,z!i' " a e'ccr!-d his Own Thii, dity is rbli.-~ed. in ~l~ r, wc e "rs P ETIC VIGILS. B3Y BERNRDBATN To thes who deiglat in the lbappa' delineation of the domes- tic aff-mcrtcs. and all the, warmter but calmer feelings of the heart. -e rranmerd t!tc sves- of, Mr. Barton. Were we cotmPelled to drfine t'ec PrCUlI"t Ch'arxcleri'tirof his Poetry, we shoultemith pM-Trs Of the cns It is the simnpie and ple34inrg effusions nt a I watersand po tcli-crt. poz!re, oudt in verse ersinentlv suited to the evcrm-rrtt cf sendar frzltings lucid, correct, and Itarmonious. We 'er'bepraentr.ume to the authov's former productions."- ~laReAug. P~24-t Uandop. printed for Baldwin. 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Wil it contains all the tr.bl, e and rales for conir-utation nr('e.sqaatY lor the pratialreatln.it cotat-nlo alc the mniestigiatifn of' the rules sod .i,,.r,estr n~at hen,aqic-l toform=flon Is) inlte the inveslt'at'on 'ra .'skratnd Th `-- pa ad ot useful trig.inouctrical for- moiai are written oait in woTdls, in the fortn of practiCal ruiles;, and &e wole f tk wor if. ar areasiged that the theoretical and prac- tica oa an:v be tatnghit eitter separately or joinstly."'-Metropoli- tar'. 3curna. N. I N1e I tE7 it - -I-,EL.-h'da is publiatOed, in I large vol. li' ith A utnsrnp'ts, and PortraT train a pairting by Reynolds, 1%,nEMIR of tile LIFF and CHARACTER of the ii, . EDM11ND BLURKE, with Specimeng of his P'tvadltt.s. at-d an h; tint.ste of his Genius sad Talentsi caiar , wt.tsse etc his gretd cnnemnnoraries. 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To which i. prefired, nn Account of the circunstances leading to the supireseiofl of Lord Byron's Correspondence with the Author, and hF Sl,ette'S to 1jis Mo1her, latelv sonn.mnced for publication. Also, 'a Report of tlhe lord Chancellor's Decision in the cause " '-obhous !d Hanson v. f)allas and othcrs." London, printed for Charles rF,n:c' t. Pa.ll-mall F'asi. GoCoGAPIIY irt EDtVCATSON.-'ltis day id publishdc, in a thick volurn", 12-no, elrice 14e. bound, a new editign, with a new set of hieizlv fin;shed engraving- on rt'el, of pOPULAR ILLUSTRATIONS of GEOGRAPHY, descriptive and graphic, tecting chiefly of the manners and customs of natirnm, of remarkable objecta in naturc and art, and e9pecially and fully of all those geographical topics wvhich are so i:ite'restinX to Yvuth. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. 'rie volimne now offered to public notice has for many years been a tIvouritC is schools and fan.'lies, end in connexion with the aithor's legati. 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Erurptions of thc Face and Skin, &c- * withi Remarks on Mlercury, and its EfIfects on thie Constittttion; internpersed with select Pre. scriptions. By T. Al. CA'ItON, Surgeon, 6, Norfolk-street, .Strand, late of the Uniteth Hospitals of St. 'rhoinas and Guy's Printed for Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row, and by all bookiellecs. WJ IDNESWAV NEXT'-.W1FT rau 6. rdgt, ?, Y tully inarn thc Public, that TW n PI It&ES of 00,OW *16ih'B0otbetlsaoitals, ind all the Prizoc conte ined in the presenm ipoiuliarscbnemn, will be decidled on WVqdneetply next, the 3d a November, when every ticket willt receitre at, least ?6. A great -vart6jof fiulnBeyt areirn ruile at Swift gndl C;f.'s old and fortunatc offices, 11, Pouliry, 12, Chariisi-crosa, anrld 31, Aidgate Higb. st;eit, where 4 of tjhc bapitals in the leat. 1-rawing were sbared and 5old.N GAIN IN ONE DAY, NEXT )MEmRsDAy. A CARRO[.L returns hia boit thanks 'to the Public for the patronage bestowed on his 6fficrs in the last contract, and has the pleasureto announte to his Friends and Ctlftaners, that he shared and sold the following capitals, drawn on Teis6day, 5th of Octobers: 9,895 . . .. ?2,0,.0 I 4,3V . . . . ?300 I0f3S . . . . bI'o i 12,76 iS.' 300 Tiie New Scheme (containing.,all the popular points of the last) will be drawn in. one day, 3d Nssvdmbei, and contains all money prizes, and no blanks. There are-.. Two Grand Pr;zeg bf ?30,000 2 . of . ?2000 10 . . of . . '?210 - 4 10 10 - 200 4 . 520. &c. - Carrill is remarkable for his great luck in selling 30,0001. prizes; he siold the two last whole ticket prizes of that arount,and he iR the onlv officekeeper whio sold four prizoe of 20,0001.', one of 10,0001d and 26 other capitals, in 4 months. A great variety of nunsisers are now on sale at his fortunate efflces, 19, Cornhilll, 7, Charing-cross, and 2f, (xford-strect. tXr WED)NE$DAV.-BlSH, Contractor with l W Government for tbe Present LOTTERY, having, agreeably with hiA usual custom, advertised the scheme in full, now calls the attention of his bent Friends, the Public, to its principal attractions. IA contains TruWO grand PRIZES of ?30,000, aud 30 other capitals. All the prizes are sterling money ; there are no blarnk, every number being sure of'at least 51. ; and the plan of having the whole scheme decided in-one day having given such general satis. faction, is again adopted IVy ish, as all the above capitals anit all the other prizce will be drawn, and every number decided next Wednesday,. thc 3d of November, -all in one daY. As the interval to the drawing Is toi very short, and lotterisa are so roon to termi- nate altogether, Bish solicits an early purchase, at either -of his offices, 4, Cor3hill, and 9, Charing.cross, where the folloring capital Prizes, all drawn on Tuesday, the 5th inst. were Shared and sold: No. 15,55 ._ a Prize of' __ ?20,050 699 another Prize of 20,000 19 90, , _ ?2,050 10,550 - ?3soo 7 404 ?220 8'744 1,000 I 11,6 306 1 10938 - 2a0 18,478 - L,O00 14,378 300 12, J4 220 635 .S510 2,602 .. 220 12,745 = 220 8.087 - 510 3,259 - 220 I18.073 - 220 The Contraotort' Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9. Chtarint-cross. B.XTDWKDNESDAY.-HA.ZARD and Co. return N their most aincerg thanks for the unprecedented patronage they reecived ina their lLte contract, and regret exceedingly that they wYere unable to supply many of their friends with tickets and share. the last day, whieh arose entirely from the dernand having exceeded the utmost calculation that could be made from the sales of former lotteries. Hazard and Co. derive great pleasure from the enprobatthn bestowed on thair m oie of drawing ; the clear and aim. ple iasenner in which all the prizes were dTawn, snd the whole of the numbers decidod in one day, is adopted in the NEW SCHEME, which theyrespoetfuUy recommend to the attention of the public as it contains all tthe popular points of the last, with the additiona inducement of Thirtv Thousand Pmmtnd Prizes, viz. :_ 2 of ?30,100 14 of ?1,020o 10 of ?210 2- 2,0 14 5201 10- 200 BeAides the same proportion of other prizes, and every nunrbrr will heve 51. therefore there are no blanks, The whole to be drdede in one day, NEXT WEDNESDAY, the 3d of Novembrr. flazsard and Co. had the satisfaction of sharing and selling, on the 5th inetent, the following cipitalt, viz. 10,099, a prize of 20,0001. ; 8,473, a prize of 1,0001.; and 18 744, a prize of 1,0001. ; be3idrs manY others of 5001., 3001L, and 220i. at their old and fortu- nate offices, 93, Royal Exchange; 26, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford- street; w4ere the greatest variety of nuntbers arc now on sale. In a recent lottery, which contained 20,0001. prizes, iazard and Co. sold them all. WVANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. A, S LADY'S-MAID, Or to wvait on two or three young ? Ladles, . young Woman.*vho pertecti cunderstands her business, and can have a year and a halt's ehiraeter from the place she has just left: ias ti objection to town or ceuntry. Direct to A. 2.7, Villers- street, Strand. No offieekeeper need apply. Young WaarNa, to attend on a Lady ; can get up fine X V15auemn,n`d work well at her nwedle; has no objection to travel. Direct to C. J. at Mr. Iayman's, 5, George-court, Strand. No Olhee. keeper need apply. S HouSExFExPzx to an eldeFly Gentlemanl, or in a A smal Family. a middle-aged Nvnsan fromn the country, who can he werecommended from her last place. Direet to E. T. 10, Lucas. street, Commerelal-road. 4 S Co ox and HousEKREPER in a regular Family, or EL w v ith a single Gentleman, a steady respectable young Womrian. Who served her time (three years) vith a nan cook: can have a Polld chariaeter fron, her last place. Direct to H. H. 32, Broad-street, .c,tden.squcrc. I S Good PLAIN Coox in a small Family, a young Womnan. who uiiderstands pleklitig. prcsrvihig. and pistry. Direct to A. B. at Mrs. Jennings'e, grocer, 40, Kenton-strect, Bruns- w Ick-sqllare. No ofheekeeper Necd aply. A Sr COOK in a small genteel Family, where a footman Cj is kept, a steady active young Wvorman, aged 21, who can have a good characterfrom the tasty shehas3just left. Direct to M. A. F. 7, Dorset-stcet, Portman.square. Noofeekeeper stcedapply. , CooK in a quiet regular Family, in town or country, where a footman is kept, ayoung WomaR, w'lo perfectly under. statds her basiness, and cati be tell recommended with a tkrce years' character. Direct to A. C. at MUr. Parker's. frtliterer, 14, Seymour- crescent, Euston-square, New.road. No offlcekeoper woed apply. 7, S Coax in a respectable Family, where a manserv- ant Is kept, a young Wotnan from the countr, who lived fie years in he st olie or a Second Cook n a large Family. Direct to MI. N.at Mr. Sdie's, baker, 327. Strand. S HousEmAxiy, where a footman is kept, a young A'r Woman, aged 20, who can iave an undeniable character from her present enmployer, with whom she has lived a year and a half, and lvo only parts with her as ilia is goin;abroad. Direct t6 L.R. at mr. WVright's, grocer, 24, Oxford-street. C S HACMaEB)INAID at an Inn, Hotel, or Coffeehouse, a steady reapectable Person, who cian have an undeniable cha- racter; Is well acquainted witis the businesa. Direct to E. 0. 80, Grny's-intt-lane, corner of Rlm-street. S LAuNDRYMA1D), a oteatly Woinan, who wvell un- A derstanda her butsinens, and can be wdll recommended. Diret to A. T. 7, Popham-street, Lower-street, Islingwon. A MA NAand his tFi, ,witihoutintumbrance, in a Family, or wvith a single Lady or Gentleman; the mAass as thorough In- dour Servarnt, anid to) lohk after R horse alid chise if reqtilred , the woman as Cook, ayid to take the charge of a dairy or baking ifrequired no objection to tows, or colntry, or sepAr;ute situations; both car) Isllse satisfactory characters frosts the place thicy are abotut to leave. Drfect to X, V. at Mir. Smiith's, 76, Chiswell-mtrest, Finshury-square. A S FOOTlMAN, a youlng MNan, aged 26, who perfectly tisiderstands Isis bialsie,s, aisd can be *vell recommended front his ast situation. Direct to T. W. 17, Castle-street, Leicester-squiare. AS FooTr Aw, un(ier a butler, oa to take the care of a A. horse siiid chaiac, a., yeung Masr from the country, wiht cant have a four ycears' character frsm the gentleman he has just left. Direct to W. I. at the postofflee, Stepney. No oteekeepar necd apply. ,A S GRtoOMn, or as Utider Coachman, a young Man, whio uTsdersta:tdi gargiesing; ias no objeettonl to waitat table, ur ts mrake hinissif generalty tisefti, can have a good elharactes- from hi, last place, where lie lived ]A monthg. Direct to F. 4. at Mr. Mliles's, lOt, B ronidwVat1, 8ackfijars. No .licek.eper need apply. S Citoom in a regtilar F'amily, a respectahlc sinigle y >outg Mats, aged 2fi, wrho pe rfectly tiderstasids his business* has of, objection tsi ssaIt at table occasitally, or to town or ciuntry: erat have an} ssisdcttlaiae cbateeter from the ngeitlemasi he has jtiat left. Direct or apply to A. tt-21, henry-street, Waterloo-road. //K S GARDESI;R its aSn]all lamily, a younIg Matn, wiho A tsderstatdi hisl blshisises, asid caln be well recuinnmesided for isoisest , sobriety, isidustry, &c.: can ntilk,and has LlTsohjeetiott to the care of a horse ebsid blse. Direct t .satrr Durritsit's, grocer, &e. Upper Teating, Surrey. A P S EINCiPAL WAIIER at an Inn, Hotel, Tavern, f a or Co.fechouse, A 011Zg Maitn, w-ho undierstands tils business, and can have rn under: ahle character from the situation he has just left; can ive seciurity if required. Dlrect to A. B. at Mr.1tason's, baker, College-till, Upper Thainea-gtrset. Mo officekeeper need apply. A S WAITER at an Inn, Hotel, or Tavern, a ateasly J1 young Mn, aRged 22, lvsio can have R ye%r and six mouths' character from his last situation ; no objection to the country. Direct tn J. S. at NIr. -arrn',. 4. Enward-streat, Portnian-square. No offleekeeper need apply. .4 S WA1161t at an Iin, '1avenii, 'iotel, Coffeehoutse, Tor Chophouec, it young Mal), trhos catli glve satisfactory refer- ences and security If requiirea. Dires,t to X. . at :lr. Nightinsale's Duke's htead, Chamber-street, Goodrnal's-fielda. A S VAITER in a respectable Coffee, Chop, or Eating o u otse, or geuiteel Publichotise. a young Mat,, who haa no objec. tien to the %oiastry. Dlirect to P.W.T. 7, Seacoal-lane, Skinner.street, SnowhilL. A S LTGHT PoraEt, orWarehousetnan, a steady mriddle- aged single Man, who knows town well, and is wvilling to make hinmself gexiorally useful to his emptsv-erse catl he wvell recomniended by a eintlemats who has knowii htmS everal years. Direct to W. L. a2, Usion-street, Borougt.