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[Advertisement.l-Tours to thre Britiu; Aou,ntains, with the Descriptive Poems of Lowther and Eamont Vale, by Tlhomas Wil- kinson, of Vanwath, U'estm orlaTl,d will be published on .aturlay, hv Taylor ind Hessey, 93, Fleet-street; and 13, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. IAdvertisement.1-At the Sign of the RUSTIC HoTvSF, very cheap cabinet, chair, bedstend, flower-stand, garden and rustic seat, and Venetian blind rnanufactory, 29, City-road. near Finsbur square;--oR. l)eGRAm respectfully infonns the public, thathe has manufactuircd a very large ;ssortment of mahoganr. japanned, WVindsor, impregnated rose-wood, dyed black, cnec and rush seat clairs, couches, and sofas, with a general assortment of cabinet goods, bedsteads, and furniture ot' every description, both fasllion. able and useful, which lie contigues to sell at very low prices. A great show of flower-s'and,i, garden anid rHstic seats, with summer- houses, and rustic hernitages, and tubs complete for aloe, orange, and all other fancv trees. [Advertisemeni.].HAZARD and Co. have already sold three prizes of 20.0001. in the present Lottery. Next Saturday two more Twenty Thousands nmust be drawn, besidesother capitals, as on that day the Lottery entirely finishes. Tickets and shares are selling by H-.azard and Co., Roval Exchange-gate; 2S, Cornhill * and 3-24, Oxford-street, end of Regent-street; and by all their agents in the princinal country towns. (AdvertisementLI-Tnr LAST DAY O TrJE LOTTERY.-The smaU number of tickets remaining to draw have the unprecedented number of 12 capital prizes, including two of 20,0001., which, as well as every other prize, must all be drawn on Saturday next, the 22d inst.. when all finally cloces. A few undrawn ticlkets and shares are on sale at the Contractors', who hope to dlistribute the above at their old offices. No. 37, Coruhill; No. II. Holborn; anid No. 38, Hay- market.-J. and J. SIVEWmIoG)Tr, Contractors.