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Sherry Hantlf .bn f?50Elghthvour - * -. 38 248 o unls. 1e 413fs &eed Pontac . 0 249 8UeeiksiftasefrOatti I_ time h af e Hock . - - 28s, ,Jatiuckin ts) ' ass. 35s, ahslene trda Gin, 14s. per gsnUoinc Jnaaca ttmm, 14s.; Whiskey, 14M.; , ogJaRq ra4Mny 21t . to 2t5x. ,ot M,.lieurs Inhat of 6 bdt- lor nemIn te cmingsse For,tha Lh i hhs' ion caso tes i tl85, 21. Osi. 6er cede rcoa.eos,10. 6d.;s. llaea4hino. 15s. 6d. perflask. pCoustryoroers, inclosing remittances, Pnnt,pald, addrceaed to lr. W. Oodfrep, 6,Stratkid,punctually e4ceeuted. C1ARRQL T-SC N~~H E' MIE.ThoW:,:h t h is Sch em e Iv)' ha-beelt; lhIrAtlvely but a fev fiours before the public . It has oel-eted the deepest interest ever rernembered In the history Oflotteries. Txe rntmber and magnitude of the treat prISe*--the economy of the Adventre---the I learpsy doadr,simtlicity of. the Ilaave a ll eons. Mnsnt hr ovedr Itthe-f avourite object of public pdtrdona. f e aold con h17 then pUblibsed at fulllengt in nevery .sper, ant imnYbeo ltahlaed slatis at.CARltOL4'si th contrnetCor'sa ofltes 1 Cgrghili my6 Qxl tordhctrext - 7, UheIPg-ceiss. To rhose! pereon wiiso have aot 4?ready seen byumc,tssoldthe frt cvcr Mats tberhelsverlndbriaiepmthme 'ofina, fdoig fsdtonr's 'there are two l'rizesof ?530,000. two-prizes of ?20,000, n vIdes other 4apitals'atihd malmley prizeanlmei ongfin th whole to J206,000 Sterling money so divided as thot to' einrs single nttmber withoutabecntlt.; tw oofX2Q,00O. and 1,000 ote a r pries, are silee to be drawn'h the'dsrst da, MAhodfeme , and a o- tained'at ail btu precedent. dy -tsrall'a eto exslteuthe siurprde ro all whohaya seen the plarn; for4after to king thde ebanceof.thedrat day,k p l man ble pregenvebit fortetery f ticket, and In proportion for nyhfre wetcher0heprest.sol theYnme edauo idan.oythisr offr,v that lineuie um f SP4O00)alilil sdtrd't th pizemoey of- the Quiacht Int be an m a prite as loes artht drawu. gS overh udarte r I tM 6 teen6th of D cent great luck inselling ?8o.00 and '?20,000 priZes k n ut heabstainP tromi partieulearlzbng them at thi.s moament, ash I ore ar.xie)ssto Oress pn the ai'iesitiouI of advsnturerR W,hathhpe to do lor them lfl the comring echeme, than whatt he bas don frtem In past lotteries. itOR-E THIRTY THOUSAN --otl Pitblic.- LYL Wen I made the late L.1ttery, Scheme, 1 introdtoced X30.000 p!1zds,% fag I gexerAlry do Wiren"santractor,) and' Igave ss a reasois for so dolOg; that those prizes are gcenersalysold at m7 offices, and' the resuzlt has proved teh, wrreetgees of my anticicat con, for I solc No. 15,750, the ?30,001) prize drawn the 3d Instant. In seven sh-areg ; anrd I am hiappy to find the present Contractor has adopted my plan, as he has introduced twoX310.000 prizesdr thierefore I[look for1ward to the next nos)th adding lo tbeastready splendid list of -Z0 000 c%Pita,% sold by me, for [sold the first ever deawvn the last e,~r drawnv, thrde fin one lottery, and fourteen.other ?20,0o6 prizes. I do no0t hesitate Rcknowledgiu5g that ths'pr5sent echeme is an Itbprovement -uspon mine, for in addition -to the two ?30,001) prizes, theare arc twvo of ?200003. and various other captls ndm arrangemetont liavitig any. blatnks is continued;, but the PTicpa eture In the NeswScebenejs. thatsomie persons must,'for the triffing riskofX414 O. get the tW92;20,000 prizes. ancf all t'he other capitals rolay be gained by an equall 'trifling risk; ansd (or less thani ten shillings ?C1,240 mu3t be obtaipred. - asenie s.. Ivifk fUll pxrtieulars of this advHntatgeous mode 'of a&Lventure, mnay hle,had gratis at mny offices, Where ticl;ets and 'sharesarceon sale, I havthebhonour tbobeyour dovoted servant. 4, Cornhliu and 9, Charinin-ross. -T. 81611, Stoezkbrokcer. I feel. psonfident In the stabillty of the Eaiglish funds, and so .asenired M?at the pricceo of all lirit-ibhsecurities must be considerably higher, that T h'erlry undertAke to pay the holders of elt'xer-of the stock prizes in tl,e present Lottery. iflboagbltat muyotfices, ?100 me. n.y for each ?100I Three perCe,,ts. should they noit be above thatt price In teo stoek market whe nr the prizes arc drawn. The Lottery draws the 16th of nextrmonth. WVANT PLACES.LAI lettrs to be post pLid. $ S NthsR,.a steady Person from the country.I Direct A to A. R. pt Mr, Lawqetcens, baker, 51, Warren-xtreet, Fitzroy- sQuare.- A S NuTRsy in a respectable Family, residing in the coun- try, an experlenctdlPerion, aged.29. *ho has been used to the inanaKemnent of children ten years. and brought up several by hand; haS no obJection to take ciarge of three or four, who canr walk, and to vork at-her necdle: can haveagood character. Direett X. Y. at Mr. Eldrldge's, 92, Upper.WbItsereos-streot, St. t4ukceA. No person residing In tonwS nor officekeeper need apply. . tYouiig PEasoN of respectable connexions, to Attend on a Lady or Ladies, pr as Nurse, to take the care of young chil. d ore s forvwlicb sh *voulew be found quallfied, isan goodneedlcvwoman, and4 ould instruet themin the irst rprincipleslof educttion. Direct -to A. Z. 1, White Lion-court, Blrchhi.ilnen, Cornhill. A S CooX anclHoestEgEEPgi to a single Lady or Gcntle- A oman, nr as Cook in a small respectable iFamlYP, where a roan. servant it kept, a steady middle-aged. Woman. Direct to A. B. 16, Great ORle.street, Marylebone. S Coo c, or as Housermaid, where a footmnan is kept, a AL Yoting Person, aged 28, from the cotntry. who hns no objectioni totvn or ountry; can haveagood character frron her last place. Direet to A. B. 13, Colonade, Brunswick-square. iNo offieckeeper ne,da s.IDp!y. * S (CooK -in a smnl1 Family, where a footman is kapt, A or as eook and Slousekeeper to a single Gentleman, wvhere anotfer servant is kept. Direct to A. B. 8, Cloak-lane, Dowgate-hill. 'No effieckeeper need apply. A S KITCHENAzAD, under-a cook and housekceper, a I L_ young Woman, nged 26, who has Just- left her place, wIth 1I rears' chhraeter, where sbe mkdc herself gcrcirally uteful; will use her gest endeavoors to render herself utseful, and is of an obliging and active disposition: has no objectlon to towvn or country. Direct to A. 11.15. Duke-street. Orosvenor.squarp. A S INDOOr SERVANTin a small Family, a sob-er middle- A aged-Man, wvhocan bear confinement, anLd Is without tncum- brance. DirecttoT.C.at Mr.'Rosewell's, baker, North-street, near the Arylum, Lainbeth. - A S FOOTMSAN, - where a boy is kept, ora singlehanued - .place; a young Man.whn can have a good characterfrom theplaRce he hnsignet lbft. Dilect to T. E. 6, Angel-court, opposite Somerset- house, Strand. Q,S FOaYeAn, or as Groom and Valet, a young Mani, nLaged 256rrbo thoroujghlly understands his business, anid can have a good character from the place- lie has ist'left. Direct toW. C. 18, F?rancis-street. 2ktttenbaswcourt-road. Na officekeeper need apply. A S GARDENER, a married Alan, who understands his las business In all Its varlols brannhes, and lived two years In his 14st plase, Whtch he left on Recount of the death of hls tnaster- can ave satisfact)ry reforence a5 to eharacter to any lady or gentleman. irect or-apply-to E. P. 4, knightsbridge-green, Knightsbridge. No ofilcekeeper need apply. ^ S WA'rER,' 'a Manl, Whose character will bear the stritertayetl~aionfrom thb siltuation hie lived In upwvards of five years:8 eanilvescsri?ty If required. - Direct to P. B. 9 Little Quec-e"treeti Wecstnninster.''* -A S PofaTy.ltat an Hotel, Coffeehouse, or Inn, a yoiungi ?11. Msn; aged 25.- Direct to Y.Z. at Mr. .Smith's, pork buteher, 11, llroadwvay, L.edgate-hill. _- A9 S M'ESSEiYREi, Light Porter, or Warehouseman, a sseaxd narrled- Mlan, aged 30, of undeniable character, who knowvs thedauties of 8-servant, and is wvilling to maIk himself-geue- rally useu tohse oer; wvrItes aind understands accoonrts. and knows town ivell. Direct to A. B. kit Waleield's furfjiture WaLrehouse, Whitechapekroad. 1 S.H,z.D HO5TLEIt5 to-Livery S3tables, or at aln lnn oni br-AL r an,who wvellnnderatands his businesq, and ecan gl- tbe irreed, ,e - -Doot to`a-A.I -Asplace. 18,p Alders- gste-stred&- - d =p '