TO-MORROW, Four of ?20,00...
PTIO-'MORROW, Four of~ ?20,000, Thirty-four other CaptLls,and th'e tate of every numaber must be decided. Tickets an d shares are spl ling at 37. Corn hill 1], -1-lolborn -nod 38; Hty- _riarket'- %where the Itiat. ?20,000 Pif;ci evcr d~nwsBl yJ nnd-J. S`vewris?h,.ran asolbyJ P1O0..MORR01OW:.T DISH,: of the old -and foiftunaKe -4State Lottery Officen, 4, Cornhifl, antd 9, Charing..cross,. re- minds hiis beat friends the public, of the near apptohcho'f the draw,., ing; and that ihe sUmn of ?200,000 sterling tnbney wtill be difatri.. buiedt am6ny adlventurers irn the preaent LoLtery. On tbat day4 of XZ200(J0 and 34 other capitals must he drawn, EverY nuimber will be.decided,.anid eyery ticket a prize, In the last Lottery JBish Rh~ared and sold 3 ?'20,000 Prizee, viz.....,299, a Pwize of 420,009 14,618, a prize of ?20,000 ; 10,412, a prize of ?20,1000; &c. And' helie m nkow on sale it variety of) tickets and shares for the drawing of To.rmorrow; ~t his officca, 4, Cern hill~ attd b, Charing-cross. The priceof stockcs is fixed hoturly against 8ish's office in Cornhill, by %rhjcli'the public rriiy Svc the hloctuasions. ~1 US (Dtonaing nd FiUt~~LSO 'B UN and ~ P1S'1O, WAREUO SEJ COJJINS~ 12,Vigo-lane, Regetatrct,havig sccece4 o th ~ oncen, egs to in- lbrra is frinds en tho pblie, hat hehas onSALE avery ~rtn~ie cllctin o' (YJ~ ad PSTOS,by all the Londoji roakni,whic hei~ ale o ofer t nal half their first cost. TOO, ~'ors, &c.BLA_K E, ori7ng ~Silver~smith, KJmsn~~fares thie above and every rejuipite for the table or sidebo.do the lowest, terms, for ready money. Spoons and ft ne-w or secondhand, of various patternis, constantly on sale, utpe une Also tea seto, coffee pter, waiters, dishes, candle.. atike .inilroro t hebe t SheIld plate, silver edges. The euli value aloved for old plate iii exchange......auufactory, 16, Lo'ng.scre. 1UflT HIN' NEW Ovalshap Suprfine BEA E-R ILJL HTS, oa stiperior quality.-..R. H4ITCHIN, EHatmaker, snseeatheinsecion of his Friends and the Public to his much neimire NE ovl..shape suporfine BEA'VER HATS, Iwhich ont cria wit b fondLO be of u very auperior quality to aniy yet offered to the Public, and is no" selling them on muoderate termsi. Also, a great variety of Ladies' and Children's Hats and. Bonnets, trimmed an the most fashionable style-2g3, Ring-street, Govent.garden, corner of New-wst,-f~ D; RIY's CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be J prepared, 'wsth thi rnost sorap`lois1 care and attention, by Alaesters. ToAs and Wi"lliam Henry, manu.acturing chymiitsl, Dlnhac.It is sold in bottles., price 2e. 9d. or with. glass stop. pers at 4s. Gd. stant, Included, 'with full directions for its use, by ihcir variona agents in the metropolis and throughout the United gingd0. .; but it cannot be genuine-unless their names are engraved ,n tl'e Governmtent ntamp, which is affixed over the cork or stopper of tach bottle. Of mnost of the venders of the magnesia may be had, ucthenticated by a similar stamp, flenty's Aromatic Spirit of Vine. glar, the invention of 111. Henry, and the only genuine preparation ,sf that article. J31 A jiElRRy' 'ATENT SPF,CTACLES, upon unerring principles, to preserve the sight to extreme old age. It is necessary to caution the public against the time of improper spectacles, as their effects prove injurious instead of beneficial to the eye. The unremitting and anxious study Mr. Bradberry has paid to his glasses for upwards of 30 years ha ealled forth the most ditinrguibhed approbation of their merit froin the medical proteasion, ant from many thousands of persons of the highest rank and ye. spechtislity. T be had 'only at 28, Holles-street, the first door oat of Oxford-street, memt to the large fruiterer'S at the corner, facing Flanover-Equare, and at no other placein the united kingdom. Orden from the country imenediately attended to. Removed from 332. Oxford-street, PERM C7IL, Gunpowfder,' Colours, Candles, British kY Wine ilslue,&5..._J.J.SPI' H,Wbolesale and Retail Colour- nsand Drysaie,(theeign ofthe Bluecoat Boy seen in the window,) 3, Cl- re.strest, Clare-snarker, is n1SkrLING al ARTICLES in the ubove trades7at moot REDUCED PItXCES: sperm oil, of the finest possible ^uality, 4s. very good Ss. ard excellent lamp oil, 2e. per gallon; k'zgou and Co.'s canister powder 2s. 9d. per lb.; patent shot 7e. Gd. per bag; best white lead made 38s. good 36s. per ewt. - best town glue 9d. per lb.; 56. for 7 lb.; old linseed oil 2s. 6d. (cheaper in quantity); best turp8 4s. 6d. and boiled oil 3a. 3d. per g .llon; best old candles 6s. and moulds, with waxed wicks, 78. Od. per dezen; best yellor and mottled soap 58s. and 63s. per cwt. wax candlea 3s 4d. per lb.; sperm 2s. Wd. N. B. This advertise. nent is w0el worthy the attention of all private familiqo, (in town and country,) builders, plastareTs paitnters, wheelweighte, tavern. ltceperi, and the whole of thne public purchasing in the oiJ, colour, arn talian trades, as all articles will be vwarranted, and are recom- rmended by the best jurigeq. ALLAM'q ANTIBILI5US PlLLS.-These Pills ~LLAre strongly recommended for bilious complaints, headach, heartburn, ead habitual costiveness. They are the composition of a professuimal gentleman of very extensive practice in the present. day, pubably known to many of the readere of this paper. In indig'eation, loss of appetite, deranged action of the stomach from coia, whereby the secretion of the bile is obstructed, indolent state ot the bowels, &c. these pilla may be taken writh singularly good efTect. Sold at the medicine warehouse, 67, (otn the footway) St. PauSl' churchvard; and Sanger, Oxford-street. VIW'E ANTISPTI C BOTANICAL OOTH _ PV - Dl)ER.This highlv fashionable and agreeable dentifrice was originallv prepared for the late Queen of France. Its properties are, that it cleanses, whitens, and preservea the teeth in a manner quite unrivalled, and fastens them even if loosenied by mercury,I his soldI in boxes at 2n9d. each, by the proprietor, J.V.Simpson,'28, Hlenrietta. street, COvenLtgarclen ; by Messrs. Strodling, fsouth. gate, Royal Exchange . Prout, 226, and nw, 330, 9trand; Payne, 5,80. artin'ft. courz; Chandler, 76, and Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Colley, 5, Hoileg-street,, Cavtendish.souare. G attie and Pierce, 57, New Bond. S~treet ; Hawkins, 61, Old and-street ; Amhbridge, 21, Piccadilly;- and by mnost of the respectable medicine vtnders and pesfumners thrsr,hout the leiniedom. " W"iE: ARABIAN VEGETABiE PILLb, free frorm If mercury or antimony, are unrivalled in their beneficial efFects in Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, and its r.uomerous train of maladies, and are peeuliaTl5 mild and pleasant as .n aperient. 'rhe tuperior efficacy of these Pils has increased the <rnmand for them so tnuch, that an additional number of venders .zs been appointed in London, for the accommodntion of the Public; ;sd they mray now be-obtained in boxes, at Is. Id. and 2s. 9d. each, ? .J. V. Simpson (acting proprietor), 28, Henrietta.street; Covent- t arden; IUessrs. Stradling, south gate, Royal Exchange, Borrow -nod Deans, 1013, Blshopsgate-without, and 19,Walbrook ; Sequeira, 132, Vhitechapel Hligh-street; E. and .F Odling, 159, ffigh.itreut, nnd 171, Union-street, Southwark ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Prout, 2iN, and Burfield, 189, Strand; Stanley, 14, Tavistocklrow,covent garden, Payne, 5, Si. Martim.-court; Ambridge, 21, late 30, Piccadilly ; Hawking, I 1, Old Bord..street ; Gxignott, 174, Iegent- eret, s opposite New Burlington-.street,;Coley, 5, Holles.street, Zelecodishh-square . Stutter, 160, aind Citandler, 746, Oxford..street Whierr,I, and Yarde, 28, Lanmb'fconduit..street and of almost every other medicine vender throughoutthe kingdom. WAiNT PLACES.-AII letters to be post paid. A S WET-NURSE im a respiectable Family, a respectable .f- young Person. Direct or apply to A.B. 18, Stevens-street, Lisson. sm,rov. Pad ingen. i'\E WET-NURsEs in a Family, a young Woman. Direct A to E. N. 5, Chaneery-lane. A S NURSE, a steady Person, aged 30, who live four yearsinhelatraeanhs be enacusoed ttaehidren m the mnth: ntry. . 8 r.Thomas's-romst,naGy'hopt, oog,Sutwr. No - - tb=ckeeperrnee p a AS Good PLTAIN COOK In amlil Fatmily, wncre a ..E'5. ousemaid is ept.a. steady Woma.n, who can have athree years' i-od character, anrUdstdesirous of an opportunItv to attend a place of -ws~rhtp. Direct to A. W.14,Ba OldB ethelem, Broad- street.buildlugR. Norefifteekeepernneed apply. fA S COOK in a small Family. a stedy active Woman 1l ogrdm n b iet w een 30 an d 40, w h o h as n o c t to n t e w ith asi n gle Gentlman Oreetto E. t. at the dir,5awstetreSrn. A S COOK, or as Cook and Housekeeper, where a kitche. essistancIs ae sed 34, whounderst_ dspastry, micklng, ad pre . D . 97, ea eet. S o. Ne yA or ekeeper n e al A Middle.avee w , wiom the place sie has ust left. Dlrect m an Directt C S t . 2i, Harr on .sret, GaHo o 'e.tn or as 2 W OS A N, with a resingtable G ntle , W o ran Cohok ase '-an0 have Ora nnc yas's' huaracter,ndleft onr baccun. fh dieath to'M AS BABSA1D)a respectabeyugPro,ad f her cos ployc;. Direct orp to 1 8 , StP. andlly. HoussN anAdhis orFB, Nursemaid a WoImane,hacan31 _tA ihavyearangod aharacterromsthuexplcepsheohasbutlefoaat.elrseea FootA. G.a1 d , ooene freh. afmiyofhghrtpreLlty;wol PreferR small SCTO U in an orttel eorC of th ors a re ed Itonly nbJ eti ae seroiitner,auls. a can madn ageit dairu or an, who has b^een in the publicsh line sous year cteC1 hSv=.onudn oreo-tket cruseof a gDectlem nah. at gro aeendthDrengyto cat t O . I,oanM.masJ. Loads', lame rweelleroa.vry', Caj, basrCastle steet. fleenedapply.y XS BARMAID, a repcb youngia, wom , h o pe- feetlyd und est mids the anagt eD lekntb ae cbar D ret to N. P. care o li r. athon b aker, r o neln do. b teerhaomste adroad. S Bgid ID vh a rs pedbctaleyo unT P-rers n, aged abl sru~ ~ ~~~iet to ?L. B.tM.Wstu5os 412, :Ss trand. trnd Aa mo und.st n tade, a Aofocosan an ek rmafml of ihreetaily ol prefe a mal ero m amehiy o o ae e oko hehuei e a;arcdfoly tw seract ae h e?e ca n maaeajaruo ae or Ion-su,e.kethcaeoa entlmnahueo tes ieeo pl Olneea per nedaply toyar And'E EVATi a af smllFmiy dor leherle ,oner take theave o an coupdrsleo ehre rmaemetable fail, in e Which Dw ivedtt .12mont.hsr. Simtc o'',a r ovrtons talor,We No o6ieh.rea,pe rlneed aPr o ollecprnedapy kepT, Eon n a yo 7w4 * wha p~fot nertnd Is 'bn- A jostes, ndtcan have rteespabl ohr~e rm ssls iuatiowbe. Dire ctatomake.ha t r. Ijop eralld's. a er Str or etB d 'mghandren havUPeRa th saevY's,cimnre resetll fr,o ~ . flie b-ewn aleut,ash DIect torA. De 211. Itectalnaas.badn-drsang'1-sntin ssir;ilbfonfitsiihns Os aed ob2 'W Ation to a ifgela,a plcs taaenrral o~. { a STABLtSIgl:D MEM)CINR8.--V. M tZ% t8 JU and SONS. Proprie(ovsd .Dr. Jamesws and othet valuablq mnedicincs, cautD rthe Pablic aRaidrst couniterfeite, which are Hor) ut too cor on, d aco,-ualnt-th'em' 'fhat nono.but the .pnuine ail house from Ohewaaps8?ihdoe.ee 45nds. b d. tt)'i .Churobyao the 'thi Dr. James's ,owder . 2 9 Dr. Steere'sa0peldoe.. 2 9, D12 in a bOttle . . 24 0 I-. CbA iomile Dropa O' 1:9 Analeptie Pilla 4 f _ CoDyuleion OiX ' 2 '6 -6 in a family box . 24 0 ParLczenge ; 1 1& Daiby5a; Carmninstve I Bilious Pills (Nowbery'~ 2 Collin's Cephali I Esence oF Colt:soot . 3 6 Mr. Spence' Dentifric 4 0' j En ls Coilee 6 . 2- - The authenticity of'the above will be ascertained by the nimc of 'F.t. N e w bary' beiO p g e ni r ve d ir u t hde sta mndp s. jD r. S ola nd er' T 4 ,i *s. 9 d., D r. f aa 2 5 5'5 P Ills, Is. 1 c - to ,ne r if r oi h er m t dinc. e o f