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Ste: Now Firft Tranfhted into Englith by the Rev. RICHARD PURDY, D D. of (times College, oth:irk Vkar of esicklade, Wilt. Mr - Jofeph A n Jetfoil. Mr. T. W. Hetherington. Mr. John Page. Mr. Clarkfon, for Mr. Woliten- Mr. John Chalk. This Meeting rye:melt that the Subfcribers who have paid their Srft Initalment, will meet at Coffee Houle. Cornbill. on Wednefday, the 4th day of February, at Twelve o'Clock, and that thofe Subfcriberi who cannot attend viii authorize Come Ptrfon to attend and ad for them. Printed for F. C. and J. Rirington, No. 6S. St Paurt Church yard ; T. Cada and W. Div:es, Strand . ; and Longotan, Hutt, RCC3, and Orate, Parematter row TMs day was publithed. In Two large Volumes Bvo, price it% boards :71. the Second %Edi tion, v. • h Curt-thane and Additions. of TO THE BOOKSF.I.LCAS. To PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, an Apprentice to a Surgeon and Apothem. in the Country.—Apply to Mr. Writ, Sur :eon, Abingdon, STATE LO T TLRY. THE RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN. FIRST-DRAWN TICKET WEDNAiDAy Feirtist y 4. will he entitled to THIR l'Y THOUSAND POUNDS ' STATE OF '1 HE WHEEL. 2 Priaetof - 4 30 coo 14 Prizb of Z: Y,OOO I -- 20,000 6 o soo , s —3,00 c &c. &c. Stc. PRESEN I PRICE. Ticket - 211. tos. od. Half - £zo tit o Eighth - 2ts 6 I Quaver - [ s to o Sixteetrah - z 8 0 Tin only CAPITAL PRIZES already Drawn in the Precut Lottery, are No. 24,490 £ 20,030 I No, 23,8 1 5 £. to,oo 21 ,195 to oco 846 51 3 0 0 Aud all (old in Sharra. THIR'7Y THOUSAND POUNDS !!! For the FIRST DRAWN TICKET on WEDNESDAY NEXT. rAR ROLL apd Co. No. 26, Oxford4treet, near Rathbone-plate, will continue to have on Sale at their Office, TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Ut.drawn, whilft any re mains ; where, in the 'aft Lottery. No az.t.•3, a Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. was fold in Sixteen Sixteenths: and No. 6ot I, a Prize of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, was fold in in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET ON WEDNESDAY NEX T. THE very RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL, Prizes of £ 30,c0l 2 Prizes of £ 5 ,P2O 20401 4 •••••• pOO Mates the prefent the mat favourable time of purebafing Tickets sod Shares, which are felling in a great variety. warranted un drawn, at A. r RUMMOND's /Dike, No. 65, Flect-tireet. CorreA Numerical Books kept, and Numbers caretuily en- . mined. STATE LOTTERY. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT the }lli-drawn - Ticket will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawn, are now on Sale at Meffrs HAZARD, BUR NE, and Co.'s Office, Royal E xc h ang e, ',beta No. 24.490, Firft-drawn in the prefensLottery, mum:l.Na. 23.8 as, Fita-drawn on Monday be, 3d Day, to occd. and No. 846, a Prize of spooL so Tharfilaythe 224 'neap!, wen an fold in Shares.. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the Fiat. Drawn Ticket on Wednefday neat, the 4th of February. The very RICH STATE of the WHEEL, 2 Prizes of £3O, 0o a Prizes Of £s,Cos 20,000 4 I,COO &C. &c. &e. Makes the prefent the molt favourable titre for adventuring in the Lottery.—Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on tale, at the Offices, corner of Bank Buildings, Comb'll, and facing the Gate of the King's Mew., Charing Crnfs, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. RICH WHEEL s Prizes of Lsopoo 4 • Prizes of £l,OOO z so.ooo 6 5 00 s c,OOO r 3 17.0 QWIFT and Co. Nn. It, Poultry, and No. 1 2, L- , Charin3.Crofs, have ou Sale Tickets and Shares, warrauted Undrawn. • NrXT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. _ _ _ _ _ Will be the rifth Day of Drawing, when the Fiat Drawn Ticket will receive ' THTRTY THOU'AND POUNDS, - Over and above any other Prize that may be drawn agalnft It. THIRTY THOUS ANDPOUNDS for the FIRST•DRAWN ----- _ _ _ rax . r WEPNE' 4 DAY !!! JBRANSCOMI3 and Cn. Proprietors of the Lucky • Lottery Offices, No rr, Holborn. No. 37, Comhill, and No. 38, Hayrnarlu.t, reconmurd an immediate purchafe in the prefent Gralid STA FE LOTTERY, which co:itains more Capital Prizes than were ever known, with ;o.ccol. for the Firit.drawti Ticket on Wednefday next; and belle,. to offer to the pnhlie attention the followittgreat fuccefs that has attended chafe Lunt birs fold by them in the Lotteries for 1895 and 180, which were diNided in 267 different Shares of Capital Prizes. namely: No. 12,719 a Prize of £2 5 .000 No. 4.077 a Prize of S,coo 7 , 757 • • 20.012 11.871 3=o 7.686 ••• 2"....,020 17,9!5 2,000 s a. 653. 2C,003 110301 1,300 9,219 20,100 2 . 4,699 11,00.3 456 20.000 11,471 i,c300 11.747 to,coo 3'.33 0 I,coo Twthre Prizes of coo!. &e, and where Tickets and Skirts are now felling. warranted uneraivn. MIDWIFERY. ADIES whoa particular fituation for repute's -ALA fal.erequire a temporary retirement from their friends will meet the wort tender treatment, with cominnahlc aceemnioda bons according to their eircosoftances, e,n the molt rexfonahle tarns, brapplying to Mrs. Smith, Midwtfe, No. 12, Church- Bart, Black f s rnd, near the Bridge. Mrs. Smith has .a GaltlClll2ll well eilablithed for force years as a Man Midwife, will attend if required, and thoroughly experienced Nuries provided for thofe Children that are I,ft to her care.. hASONAL COMELINESS Improved in thc vie of two elczt ,t Preparat inn s . l i rib, THE AROMAI'IC IVORY DENTIFRICE, fo called, from its admirable effect s on the Teet'a, which after a few applications, affumes the appearance of polithcd Ivory, pre yeas moreover their premature decay, there decayed it preferves from becoming worfe, fattens fuels as are look. 3114141 Pedever• ante, renders the road! Teeth delicate, and Strom its &malefic ragrance) the breath perfeetly fweet ; it is alfo exceedingly grate; ui to the palate. . -- Secondly, the SPERMACETI SOAP, which prefaces and raiders the Skin, loft, (mouth, and delicate. The emollient and Dealing properties pf the Spermaceti, are In generally known, s as to render a comment on Its virtues unneceffary, the inventor is fit frafibk of its peculiar mildnefs, that to accommodate Gentlemen of tender Mtn, be has ago formed it into Shaving Cakes and Shaving Powder, as the lather made with it wi l karcrly affeet the rye. fits. above articles are prepared and fold for the inventor by R. ion NSTON, Chemiit, No. tr, k (treat, Solso, LOsittolll the Dentifrice at as. stel the Soap and Powder re 64. each. Perfons wiihing to avail themfcles of the rear utility n there articles. &oak he careful to have them genuine, by obruving leis 1 4/130 oil the label Affixed Ili each. ALL Retilms having Claims on the Dime of the Honourable OEOR(E BOWES late of Paulfvraldenbury, in County of Hertford, drceafed, are requefte I to fend the Parti culars thereof, to Mr. Wall, Solicitor, Bread•Rreet Hill, London, In order that the fame may be examined and paid. ALADY of fmall Independency, of lib era l Education and Gtntecl Manners, would be happy to en gage with a Gentlewoman as a Companion; thewifh of being actively employed is more ber object than emolument. The mofl refptdable and indubitable references will be given and required. Addrel. L. M. to be left at the Poll Office, Brift 91. HEIR AT LAW OF GEORGE SPENCE, Formerly of St. Mary Axe, London, Merchant, who dled t 773. IFany Perfon can give information as t 4 John IF Ruff! Spruce, fon of the laid George Spence, (fuppofed to have died in(Virgiida, 1793) or of Mary Ann Hunter, widow, or Elizabeth Spence, the daughter. of the fad George Spence, and Annuitants of his Grace Charles Duke of Qlieentberry and others, under their Father's Will, fo as the Heir at Law of tilt laid George Spence may tie afcertained, will be handfomely rewarded for theft trouble, by applying to Mr. J. H. Gi&un, Solicitor, No. 9, Lom bard-ftreet, London. To the NOBILITY arid GENTRY, and PUBLIC at LARGE. WILLIAM PURVIS, No. 15, Prince•areer, Edinburgh, huite.Ay fuhmits the following economical plan for Wearing Apparel, which he all'ures the Public are of the belt Quality, Workmanfhip, and Materials, and made up in the molt fafhlonable Ityle, as he has the (albino regularly from London every month. A Coat belt French Black or Navy Blue - La 13 o Ditto any other Colour - . - 2 9 o Belt Toiluiet Veit - . 1 3 0 Quilting Ditto - - I t 6 Belt Silk Breeches - - r IS o Vet Ditto - - 1 0 o Belt Milled CafEmere Breeches - r 4 o Single Ditto - - I 0 0 Bell Milled Stocking Pantaloons - x 2 o Belt Superfine Blue. Ditto - - 1 7 0 Bea Patent Cord Breeches - s 6 0 Great Cost from it Bs. to - 3 15 0 A Suit Of heft French Black Clothes • 4 8 o Cheap London made Hats. Gentlemen in the Country, by fending their Old Clothes for mcafore, will be revved the fame as if prefcnt. 1 Ecrnburgh, Jan. 2,4, 1807. BURGESS'S FISH SAUCE, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. 1 - HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by the fuperior excellence of Nis ESiENC.Ni of AN in-iOVISS for frith Sauce has induced many perfons to give the fame name to an article entirely different. JOHN BURGESS and SON tfrink it a duty they owe tie Pubic, to caution them againft Nth iropofitions, as feveral people travel the Etn,,itc, offering Shopkeepers. &c• an extra large profit to vena the (purious kiati : they are particularly requefted to a& for BURGESS'S, and to obferve, none is genuine but what have there words upon the label_ 4 John Burgers and Son's Original and fu perior Effence of Anchovies." --Warebouk, No. soy, Strand corner of the Savoy Steps. Loudon. For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION, ROBBERDS'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS. '[`HERE ju lily celebrated DROPS, by their happy and immediate draft in removing the moil. obflin ate Cough or Catarrh, and all tendency to Confomption, render them a vs luable Family Medicine. And whoa we confider the varishlenefs of our Climate, which conftantly induces us to catch Cold, and, that from this taking cold, originates a multitude of Difeafes.—as Afflatus, pain in the Cheft, offentive Breath, infl immation of the Lunzs, andConfumption, with a long train of Evils—no head of a Family Gould lay down without a fmall fupply at tuft. of this al. molt inttantaneous Remedy. Many thoufand l'A'Ons can teftify the happy Effects they have received from it, when every other medical Afilitance had failed. A CAUTlON.—Obferve the name of R. Butler, Nn. 4, Cheap. fide. is engraved on a black Stamp, which is Axed to each Bottle : all others are Counterfeits. Sold by Appointment of Mr. Rob , herds, Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternotter•row, and Retail by Clark, No. 269, Borough; Allen, No. 7 6, 0 zford-ftreet ; Stratton, I .eiceiter-fquar e. and mnft enun- I try Blekcellers and Medi,7ine Venders in Bottles at as. 9(1. and 6s. each. M. SPEEDIMAN'. STOMACH PILLS. QPBEDIMAN's STOMACH PILLS, have been proved for a great number of years, an excellent remedy fur Sparms, Wind in the Stomach, that Dryad's of skin, Fidnefs and R - eftleirneft fo frequently experienced by perfons afflict e d. w i t h Nervous Complaints, Deficiency of Boil. Obitrudtiont in the Bowels, Heart Burn, Coitivenefs, Cholic, Gnut, Vomiting., Head Achs, lac. They fupply the neceffary proportion of juices in the Stomach, by which Digeftion is promo•ed. and relieve thofe debl. litatedfymptosns attendant on thofe afflicted with nomad' cont. plaints ; if any thing is wanting to prove th, it virtues, the Antimo ny of a number of perfons of charader at d len-rune may be ad duced for a great number of years. Thcfe Pills have by their in tnnfie worth maintained a great reputation, without the aid of public advertifements, but the knowiedge of their virtues is now very couSnod, and the public prints being the only medium &rough which they can be generally known. renders the neceflity of refordng to this mode to avow their virtues. '1 hey are parti cularly recommended during the courfe of Sea Bathing, and drink ing the Sea and Mineral Waters. Prepared only by T. Shelliroe, jun. Pruggi it, Tottenham High Crag, Middiefes, by virtue of an affignment it orn H. and J. Bel wick, Cole Proprietors of the receipt. by the Will of M. Speedi- Yuan; none are utkuise but thole having a fignature on the Ramp and wrapping paper. Sold wbolefale and retail, and for exporta tion. by bis appointment, by Shaw and Edwards, No. 65, St Paul's Church-yard; and Baron and Co. No. 150, Olford-itreet, in Boxes at 25.4. Ad. so.. td. and one euinea each; and may be ball at Organdie! readara in Town and Country. R. 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