HAZARD and Co. with their...
rAZARD aud Co. with- their d'l(ual sulpoess, sold -pr1zcs .LLof g20,000 andf300O0 In, the.last.6 i6eeke',and nodw flyaIl the attention- o?i their Ftrvienids and- th6 PublUe to the very siovelan ineeting SCI-EME. to begin drawIngeir-the 16th of De.~ cernber. Its pSeulla.r featurea Rnd ad~vantages are Rs follow.-lt con- utans 2 prizes of ?30,000, 2 prizes of zC20,000. and ninRny othtler eapi- -taln.tgether with the mtuch a rvdpa flret liptredoced by l-4aiard ndo.of gin?5tOever~ number, so zhat there are In faet, no blanks, Tvoio'f tbhe cpftaL1 prIse4*are;ils the 3,.pr drsi3C. but H-azard and Co. hereby engage to ~ay this fortunaktc porebaseLrs at their oilees ?100 mone, ~or ever-y ?1 00. stoek4 Another advahtage, high1T fa- vYourable to purchasers, in the qpp9:tnnity oIf'ered of obtaining alt the capitals drawn on the 16th of Djeoesbtr atta trifling risk, Rs 1 Swvill' be returned any tive herote the 08th of Dvicemnhtr far every.whole ticket, and inpro;iortlornforsharos; thereforq no purchager dan lose snore than ?4 ISs. by a whole tIcket,, or Ils. 6,1. hy a slxteenith. and on the paine seals for every osther share, thloughl he hisl'y gain ?2(0,000 or. snore, and sontb,,dv mnust gain thai Rum, at least tin tile l1Gth.of1 fl.scernbcr.aits te2lrst prizes will'ha,ve ?20,00.'leaeh,and l,00OOtlWc pirizes wil be drawn. Such stre the outlines of this attractive .9chdmre, which inaduce Hlaxaril and Com to anticipate an unpretiedented dilnltld, as they can wiithi perrect conildenice rcevmmend it as onie of the best schemes ever presenited to the puabilc. hefi lgrtb u er of the copitFaI prizes -sold att Hazard aid Co.'; ol-i estabvlished 611fces, R1oyal Exchange-gate; 26. Cornhill: and 3-24. Oxford-street, on'the 3d of'the presentinvinith N5ovemberl. anid thie Sth of laist molnth, vI%. 1062 20o0 I 118744- - 1,000 Besides mnany otherli of ?Sili. . F, 200. &c. n In a late lottery, whichuvontained X30.tlPO prftcs, Hazard ad Co. sold themi all. t'ARROLL's NEW SCILEME.F-ThouhtisSem haIsR becienzcr aratively but a rewv houtrs beoeteplii,i a excited the deepest ntdrestecer retmemberedain tfl istr lteIs The number and mangqltude of the great prizes-theeooyo h adventure-the aleturnessaao sidiliellcty of the ,pluhV l on 'hlnedto render it thefdw,surtte objectof PublIICPatrne.hesh e bia. been published atfulllleneLth in everyliSper, n,mylebtid crtst CARROLL's. the coiqtraetor's;oafiices. 19,Crhll 6 x F.rd-estrs'ett 7, Chvarlng-ero,sq. Toi those p'ersons Wohv o led veen the sclebema.the contractor subnsiltvi thdlfolloIgbitetoe of Is ledin feaure: thre re to pIzes 6f ?20,00, twto piiso whal to?206000steringmony. s diidedas,not o lave single numbr wlbe,ea beefit: to,sf?20,00. nd L00 ther p,rizes,s lame ata rik a Unpeceente 17egtl a to exie the t nlr'eo ni h aeseen the plan; fo atraInX the hauco teais da,?8 myhe- received back foeep iket, anu npoorli shre, rhter the nuimber bed n i ndraxn. hs fe h imnmens cor ofr?324,000 Ig'actually added to theprz oeyfth 1itrvrday, aItmust be *elet thuit every purehaser a h pinO ritaklnghifs nmilberon ?18 prize as soon as that daysdaigi vr If hq be successful, he may gaign land somebody mutchl2000o "nore. and It unauccecasfie, he cnanot lois morethn419.b a whole ticket. Half ?3 5 0 1 Eighth le ?18 i Quarter 1 13 6 1 Sixteenth 0 0 6. 'being the dlltrence between wvhat a tIcket will coist, and what7may ha recived back for it antime before the 2gth of Decembevr. Carroll's 'Fresat. v,luck n selliJng ?&,000 and ?20,000 prizes Is well known; but c 1.eato from par-ticularizI1ng themi at this moment, as he Is more ar.xious to pressq on the attention at adventuirers what fle hopes to do Jior them In the coming scheme, than whaLt he hast done for them In jvnqt lotteries. ONE .-X,7,00MON~EYrredady to be ADVAiNCO1) m epeetaible manufactuirers trdsen, atnd private irentle. zucir, upn peronal security alone, In sums not leas than I ol. or exceedig 601, Tradetmen and othersi who hiave bills of exchange b'Y -theem will 2nd thlel a favourable epportuonlty to have the saRlue dls- coiunted. upon moderate termsq, to any amount. A rereretice wvill be required wlen person' apply; and If they, send a copy of the bills they -wish to be digesunted at the samo time. ifRapproyed crill be eashed at once. Letters, Pose paid, directed ets SIr. Win. Fry, 21. sidney-street Yas4t, Commercial-roadl, London. will meet due attention. A-ftJTY of LONDON hioted CHAP E ET 'ILJ MANUFACTORY and BEDDING WAItltlOtSE, 48, SkInner- t9treet, next to the chnrcb, Snow-hill. rno connexion with any other bouse In the trade. The Public will flind a tavin.t of uipwardg of 10 rZscent. by purchasiticngt theo above warehouse beds, mattresses. ~dteads, blankets, and Also several hiandsomie 4-post morcen and chintz furnitures ready for salIe, and all other atrticles fin the furniish. ingc line equall cheap. N. B. Rtead m3ade ticksriold at cost price to pvurchasIersA of e~athers, wh ca e ~miege nd uilled from the istorerooms. AN entirel NEW ARTICLE, of BritIsh M_1anUfUac1t1re_, for I DIS' WITEItrIRE SES, Si WLS, &c.-By the Kine's ~Royl Ltter Paeii.-BRTIS CA IRR1ilfE, warranted by the ~ate5ee ot o shink n te wahing an to e dua$ein wear. bluin the hin lght extur ci slkwth thlom it fte finesit ~volle clth;it Illbe oun deidelydiffierent to anyinanulac- zture hitherto PTodneed in England, ndmybe hadl In a.very exten- ars" variety of fashionable newveolouirs o season, at Underwood's, I. Fere-street, the corner of oxford.street, opplosite New Bond-street. 7h5prncialdresraler are suplied with patterns. IUVEAUTIFUL SIK CLOAKS.--The elegance of "ttbcsa comfortAble wvinter envelopes denending so much upon being well mafde, hasi inducees-.IOWES andi HART. 60, Fleet-street, to enagage an eminlient dressmaker, and are niow introduicing an e-xten- sive assortment, rmade of beauxtiful silks In all fanshionaible c,,lours. and ~n he sietatteo Paisin tste whchthey are determined'to offr a vey rducd pice, Tey eg lsoto state that they have jus reeied n legntselcton f upeb ndJa, Lama-Tbibet. long wool Angn-Cchmee, Iamehath. ad Angola shanwls, writh'sonie curios noeltis ofa mor cosly dscrition, to be obtained exclu- aivey a thir ndiawarhoue. . h. Theo ftill valuxe given for jOOT's PATrENT UMBRELLA, allowed to possess altebeauty atnd advantag-es of silk aLnd of greAter durability, likewise offering to the Purrchaser a Raving of oine thilra, are sold, by the following umibrella-mmkers -Messrs. F. tloore. St. MartIn's-court; Coventry, 174, Oxford-street-, Wlliams. 154.11lgbi H-olborri: Willmott, 8, Little Bell-alley, Cloleman-street; Sanderson, 11)5, Rishopsgate- within; Seuthall and Com 63, Gracechurch-strcet; Warkinsi anid Stepibens, corner of St. MaSns-eCrad oore, 75, Cheapside; ,Grlifftey. 31, Cannon-street i Jacobs, Savlile-passage, and 42, Burding. ton-arcade; Freemen, 207. Oxford-strect: 1laltn, Cockspnir-gtreet; ~ewiigtn-cuseay:Norville,40,CornhlIl; Miiddto,2Setng- nllev,ornhil. N. . The namesif the patentee ssapdo te bordrof ach mella. Patentse,33, Church-stet ptlils the M slonlhoure.-A Savinz of from 50 to 1prcn,a te olowing abstract willl prove. Patenit KitchenQ aie ihBc Rollers and Orens, on an imnpravedprnil,ccuaefo taml, raRsting,bakini, boilting, &C., small sie 1 1s idle ditto, 41. 2s. large ditto,, 41.. Ss.; neatt elliptic rgsestv,i.Ss. ; ditto, withi jap oe fet,21. ; di,"t- scith pclsedfot nd orn:.menta. 31O.; liedroom stoves, various p attens, 4.s. 8d eah pr4.ier inch; Vatent warm air stoves, with bras van tllator an ldaer4, for shopls, halls, churches, &C. A%een4lilori d 'sceniigFus firnitil size . 1 18-0 ainall Dscendinig. Ascending . .Xi1AI size 1.. . . . 141ddb d Itto . - 3 10 01 Nfiddle ditto . . . 4 4 0 Large dito . - -6 10 01Large ditto - . - 8 a 0 Trhe choicest conlection of rsn6es, stoves, fenders, fire Ironis, anid general fmt-aishlngironmonger,y n the kingdom. Prompt payment, smvndnoabatement. Stovesar,d kitchen ranges set tin townu.tr country by experienced workmen, on the most reasoanbhle terms'. lie pleasecd so observe, the Lo)ndS9n Stove Grate Comipany hiaveii a other warekouse thani the one above mentioned. Old raniges and stoves taiken In exc'hange. NEI SH SH EETING, Is . per yad, ya1rd ailIt ~li qurter wde: n0 picees of' soiled Tri,h liest 30s. the pi ee 26 (arde wel worh i. Rd. at yard; tute best Colerainc,, from Is. Od. a yad tos. d.: ussa sheeting, (the full widthi reqtisirinig no scam. 2s,a yrd:fin dito2g. 6d. and 3s.; strong sheets 6is. 6d. a pair: tioe ditfis6d. lageRus"sia towels9e. a dozrn- glaxs clothsa 4s.v3d.: dito, .tlfcclths O.: Trea RtUssia SbeetM;?'s 15 4thi wide) Ild, a YaRd fne stouit ditto is. 2d.: very tine is-4d. and Is.6d.: twvobales curIuyfline, from Is.Rd. to 2s. 6d.: fixsieri.hsh aeetings ,14d. ayard: y-er fie18d. and '20d.: ftull sized breakfast cloths I id. cacti : 700 damakeloths wsliflhi arc soiled, fromn two to ten yards.lInig, to lie sold at haU pr ice ; some,of tle richest double damask, fuill 2j.yards square, 8gt.d5d. each; 3-yards ditto 13',; anid abo,it 3dozenO 4-yards sqiuare, at 01s. each, positIvely, worth 45s.: 1-ambro' damiask, seveii-quarters wide, Is. a yard;: 400 elegant latacellies qutilts. fulil 3 vards squnare, J Ps. 6d. each; g:ood la%rge. enunterpanrest 4s. Rid. cacti: coloured dtittoi, i-ome8ervarvts, 3%. Gd.: furnituire dimities (goncl) at 64. per yard:- flueo Mh.VCR.; ell-wvidecalico 4d. a yisrd ; teni hales of Iniida long clothe, line qualityv, l2s,94. th.eplccc 125 yardalt : very fine ditto 16e. and lat. -well worth 184. a yard; f ine rough ermbric for ma.rningdrea-es or sillps(6 quarters wilde) I(ls. 13d, tha pIece (12 yardial; .Iaccortots for cra- vats iSs. the piece 0efyt'rds): fir,ehook mus;lin 64., a yard: handsomie tucked dresses 3st. 6d. eafil; shbout 500 nesy and elegZantly flouniced ditto fr.im Sir. tis 522'. 6d. - Freiiteli dresses, richly flouinced, lOs. gd. thie corn- anonpric ic 5s.The silk goods consis4t of 700 ella oi ricth Gros de lilpie, Fenc with,at s. d. s. d.arid Ps. a yaird, such as are iisiu ally old t5s.:richshadd lutstrlga O. 6d. : yard-wide crapes l0d. and ad. Itliangiszee12d;flue hinba-tins II d.; Frenchl net and gauzeliasdkerr.ies 22. eah ; Ichslk ditt,i 25. ;ladles' silk ditto 36g.adoen o 35 2d.a pir; erystot ditto 4s. aiid 4s. 6d,; line Prenb cmbrc hndkrchef.7s.prrdozen; richsislk opera cloakls 285.each andsusprb ilk hawl, on guiea.Cheapp goods for charitab-le Puirposes. Nopatternis cut btaerentage allowved oni all purchases amouinting to 10l.and upads It lLEV's, 115., Ox- EMOVAL of SUPPER-FL(U _WIAI ,-Ld r respectfuilly iifuirned, that T'RFNT's fIEPILAT'ORY In a leW Yn lues actually remo'ves superfluous hair from the fare, neck, arms, ,ke anld leaves tChiL akin softaind fair. no-%ss Ss. writh printed dire- tions to be had, whiolesale arid retail, of B. Perrin, 41, Dican-street, Soho. L,mdosu ia private hiouse, opposite Little Dean-etreet). where ladis my hve oula evdenc ofitsefillcrcy arid lnin.cecne. Sold alsoby aueer,I 5, Oxordstret:Iledritsi. 12. TltchboRnstr-street ; Prou, 22, ad Lo, 30, Srand Joes, th.Fleet-street; Bharc'lays, ~5,Flet-mrke: Btles, . ad Rgge 65 Cheappade: Evar,s, 42. 3~og-ius, SIthied; awsn.24,1-lgh Hot,oii; Scarlgtt, 32, fled I.iot.stret, lolbrn; ad evry povrltory medicin venider and per. ef4IORNS effectually CUJRED by COLLKY's CORN '.j LliQU)I.D,wahirh never fails by at few applications to eradicate those painful excresceTces.. Thils isnio pretended remedy, but an article ef real merit, which the first application v.Ill prove, as it 5mmmediately eases thant thrlobbing paini felt against ehange of weoather; ;and that all ClaqSsesi may feel itFs benrefielal efMcts, it is sold fn bottles at tire lo'w priceof ls.l 1.d. each, liy the lirveriter, R. Colley, 5, HlohIc- z4treet. CavendI%1ih-qjn&r9d; also 5?68. Corribill; anid 33,St,-ald. Ask for Collev'e Corn L iqutd.l__________ D USSIAN OORN andI BU_NIOR -PLASTER.-The Cgreat.jineonvenlence aud exerrtieating paini attending these ex- crs neesf, which frequently expand s4edensiderably as to render the j~ao ;-* 'shoe insupportable, wv 1 lbe founid perfeetly easy, ritnd so reducednOr,to remnove the very, unsightly appearance they mnale on the feet. i: someg It Is inifisllble. by dIssolving the hard callotis aiubstance and rendlering cutting unniiecessary. Sold in boxes, at 3Is- ljd. for eorig, iind 2sT. for buinions, by Tait, 41, CoralsIll; baniger, 350, Oxfohrd-street; Low. 3310, Strand; and Overton, di, Newv ilond-street. ACERTA N CURh'f0rCORNS.-_'rhi IN FALLIBLE GERMAN CORNPhASTEEZ. TIls most effectulal remnedy has enjoed veryextnsiv sae fo opards or linlf a centuiry. snd eon- dune tomainaina deide suprioity over all ointnments, salves, &c. f te lke escipton,a o n rnnedWge relief to persons afflcte Wih crnsof ecet o log sandng,withiout the least In3ury -to thefet Prepared by T xel n sould In boXes, at 1 Isd. ec,b stieBrly let-mret utler, Cheapsltldc Edwad,S Pu' cuc r; ot, e r Teple-bar; Ptarser, I. Ild~ln agr & xrstret;Stoton anid eo. Bowv chch hyr;Wr,34,iobr;ad alvnerg of pateOt cue- diens - K~. NO RIS's FEVER DROPS. -~Feveis of every ff.Fkind whtherAInflasmatory puttrid, bilIous,.or niervous, the ifevers, f1diyCes, anid bilious complaints endeinical to show and e noltestuctie l1 the'Weat indies and Ainerica, in the cure ch as these drops maLybe pronounced a perfeet aeeclic'A5 sfedfa?e,as atiptrescent. anid-a tonic, these invalu- abl drps tan atpreentunrvaled, and ifIt were possible for any ceseful experlcien dsIft this. above al te0 t entte oi,A )tr. Nsirrls Moore sesides now vx the eotintry, he had estEhlished a depot with Mr, EdWaVda, 67, St. sPoul's chnrchyatrd. and lirt. Saniger, rford,strett.-nPV6i iltkeBon dstreetrBesfultotnotice;tl;that ' Thomas Osr0riJs'-7obre'- iserngraved en this Stamrp. Price 2s.9d& l. atd ith 7T STABILISIs1f1 - ME,DCINE&:.. F. NEWBERY and SON,' etProprietors of br. .JAAMESz and other valuable lii ~iNS, ~utIn te pblicsganstcouniterfeits, which are nowr but-oo eitlmrf ad aeoalnthpmthat inone-but this gennlille are mm Ctooheapshmoffide.nd -4egUst Pe-ls urchyard, the third house T.tr. James's *4tsrde. . 2 9 Dr. Steers's OPodeldoc . 2 9 -12 in a brottle" -. 24 0I I :...24 -Chamomilo Drops . 1$9 .-nsealcptic-Pills . . 4 6 '-CourvulsiouOll . , 2 6 ...-dLactaiuiiybiix . 24 O -ParegotSfr.97enges 1 -l DaibyJsL'atl*ilatlve . I 9 I Bile-w Pills (NeWbery's) 2 9 Collins's IepEitiidSriiiF . 1 EsgiFce of Coltafoot - . :.i Mr. Spen ci .D tiflice . 40 O ngt sh Codlee . . . 2 9 The' dul tctlo h bve Wil I s ascertalaed:by the newse 01 ,< F. Newhuri"'el engraved ihtt he sti-fps.-. - Dr. Sol lld~s5 .Tar:. a 3 S--i Dr.) ooperps Pills . . 1 I' stid every oTter intedielne of reppte WbehesalC aIlotvaneg ta inerehants.. caPtahl- - yUR3, of - RUPTURE; - PINDIN's PA'IVNT c-'rURE x %witheut metalili cS,rlngs.200,. Fln0t-Btreet.--4iWA?e anid Co. beg to inform th Ol htthe followineigr from C. Everest, of Farningam, Rtn dated Setember 3.18I3.-sY I have to state foi Your satlef etlon, thft the Trus liad from yott 'bout two years age basg perfeettyWetrecd me-. andalthough su'sect to the mIest laboriou exercise, hava so ilsne lcft-sffr melt-gobiiresaultd ffom Wearini it at nigtit.'-, I -hav fute-O46the ope my- fatherisaid answveri -vefy well, and thire iabng d ou&dbt 1ef-his banced Olawat- and CO have succeeded In eases of the Ynestdlilcultldind, where persons havy been afflicted from 20 to 30 years; and they have letters equallvirati fyins frim sutrgeons nnd other gentlemen, proving they can sleep rI'de, anf eveni burnt, without Inconvenience. N.D. The sceurIty, e the truss enables Gawrarn and Co. to offer a fair tral, and lll retra th, pioieyf it dois not succeed. -*- *';04i:A rn I?E }:PWLEY taketA ieMe tql1nforn#;hi -umnerogjz,crsstom?s and 'the public genlerallyj in-coascqiflQe~ ot theI argeupplybt odbt W Garras1ed -A titoout-mi t4ut,a"tionlby ds.r'd.0 .p . bar eady, 'mnoney. 'Letters, postpald,~ to373, Qocrd.strsiet, ana i 6,- New^street5 CoYent-gatdeB.. N. B. IlsJi Oan.4rbury ind .hreWaburY or4 .r2! twviie awec2k. only' ls. 8a. per lb.. "* . * Gentry Is Irequested, t 'ipi3pved .rds;hp n ;atepf WAVAMINGand VETa1N UILDIr4G9. Thib'np~t~1s consfritetad vrin,pal yf eartlieri'maeerlale;'possbeees ma1idv tagee orer tijosl In eommon use: it ostuPieY but a lnSfl,lepae'Jnay - be tjxed in a fcw days, and will be found a delightful qecuiMt(on.In prlvate houses, pubic bufnltsip. rianufactorle!. &.; also I rul and e e stove' on the-Ariac 0 curches fn- low danp sliiattons Addreur to Mr. Hoyes, -51. Connauglkttterrace, 'Mdgeware;road,'London. jut blisheA. a "lew. Cdlti(,fl, witb.AAdi-. tioos,prle't2s. of. Dlrnnarlkson tiRe ifycrc ntiteten ns ofl WAkrnri;an .Vontiietrg. Buldlings. Sold by Wetton. 21, FJ6et-Wtreet, Londole; anid all other bookselicrs, 'WANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. , S Nuas6 in a Gentleman's Family, to take a chlild .V 'roms the motnth, a Petrson. who h&6 no objectlon to tow'n dir cotntry;. 1lved foux years In her inLt place. Direct to 1. C. 72, Cole- nari-strtet, City, - 4 i S COs and Mousl1K;srgt in a NoblemanWs or Gon- tlomal's Family, In towvn orcountry, a Person, ofmostrespect. able ramily alid coirrxe-osl' perfectly understlkds her business in all its branches' canie v ndeniable refcreneo. Direct to A. B. 48, Philip-street, St. George!s east. ' - A S.FooTAmN, iwhere a la( is kept, or has hid ob'ettiotl I.to a single-handed place, a Man. wh', can' have an ufldenl461l charneter. Direct to A. B. at Mr. Wright's, haircuttdr. 41, Crookedw lanie, Cannon.-treet. A S COACHIMAN, a nTiddle-aged single Man, whv undev- .(Yi stands his business, and knows tdwir wvell; thi resgiorl of leav- ing hi8 last place was the decease of his employer. Direct to W. V. at Mr. iourt(n'. sadjler, 64, Slglr-street,. oranurh, Soathwark. - A S O&TDOOOI 'SERVANT; to. take the managemcnt of.a ismail kitchen garden.4nd look Afterci horseand chalse, a steady active niarried Man, aged 2. yho, hss r,o objectlont to milka oov, and mnderstands hrewfin or as Light Perter,' nrn4 will o bmrppy to make hiltsself uiseful to an employer t ean have 'sn undenalaic character fromw the place he lived In four years, and left ori Accolint ot'his erm. ployer having no foirther ucca&ion for him. Direct to J.C. r.t Mr.May's, 5, King-street, Westminster. , S GROOM, or as Groom andi Footman to a single Gen- A stlemsi. a young Man. Wbo-can have a goud chariteter frotm hls last plase. Direct to C. 13. , Records.hgllidllg, llamnmer.^Tith. g S GAnnEyrt, a steady aCtive- married Mtar, who EL perfectly understands hia business, aind has no oh)ection to milik acow if required: his WVife is competent to take charge of a lanuldry or dairy I can haiei ant undeniable character from~ tbo placec lIeC Is about to lea ve. Addrecs, post paid, to A. B. at Mr. Collycr's, blatter- sea-rise. AX S MESSENGXR in an1 Offlce, or as Light 'Porter. a -Lre.sletable mnrried ldaDn ized athout 2t3, wvio knoigs townI wvell. and can give escitrity if reqdtred. r)irect to J. B. 25. Newv l'ound- court, Strand. No offleekeeper' need apply. A s EI;itANVBOYr to board with 'the family, a Grocer's Would be preferred, at VOUth or respectable eonr.nxions. a red 1 4, vho writes a good hiand. Direcet to 0. H. at Mirs. West's, haberdasher, dO, Whitechapel lo -d ................ -ide. . __