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Trow .....V , ....meomm . Nt' r, r. t: 69591 A { [SS LINWOCt's EXHIBITION, in Leicester /VI Square, is now open, and will Condone every day front nine &Ant; in the olorsi n g until dusk. Adniktince 2s. F the next to kin to WILLIAM HAMILTON, Ilair s e aman on board the Honourats East India Company's sh i r swat will apply to Mr. A. Moss, of Cock-hiE, shadwe n, they will hear of , something to their at4antage. PIANO I.OR 1 E, with Drawers for holding Music Books. A 4 pew Invention. TO BE SOLD, a Capital Toned Piano-Forte, wail additional Keys, Pedal Pillar, Legs, and the new .; lionetl Drawers underneath. The Plano-iorte as good as .r,w, for 24 Guineas only-.—cost 36 Guineas. It has been very ;,:le use d, To be seen only from eleven to four o'clock, at ::„.;, Leicester-Place, Leicester-square. N. B. A Packing Case, and every other charge, Two Guineas. )14,43gorent. ICHARDSON, GOODLUPK,and . Co. respec- IVfAly acquaint the Public, that 'tickets and Shares for the S TATE LOI-ITRY are on Sale at their Offices, Bank Buildings, Corrhill; and facing the Gate of the Kin's Maws, Charing- Lrlss. There are but 5,400 Numbers (from I t 0.5,000 inclusive) fcarTickets of each Nun 'her. • l'he vrbole to be drawn in OA Day. C APITAL PRIZES. 4 . 4 Of .€ ;,00!: . £l,OOO .. fkc. Ike. Ecc. ' • Selienwl a , large gratis. , . . S TATE LOT T ERY, to b e drawn in O n e D a y, I:Cth of oCIMIF:it, :80g. SCHEME. 4:20,01! 5,000 ‘2.000 ........ 1,000 500 iiese,ono so,Gio 8,000 8,000 6,000 100 .; f 50 15 12 24 116 • .. 1;4.19 inn Tickets. X 200,000 Thu, Lottery consists of oily .1000 Numbers (from 1 to 5000 elusive; ; i.ut there are Four 't ickets of each Number, which ill be severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against such unl'oer; tor instance, if No. 1 should be drawn a Prize of .qo.noo, the Folir Tickets of that number gill . each be entitled :o A:0,000, staking, in the whole .E 60,000 ; so that if an person *out! purchase r.aore than 6:le •licket of the same Number, said that Number move fortunate, he may gsin, By Two Tickets of the same Number, P;ize of - - - - - - £40,C00 By Three 'rickets of the same VousDer, £60,000 1 Prize of By Four 'Pickets crf the same Number, .00,000 A Prize of - - - . - - - _ Andall other Prizes in the same Proportion. 1 I lickets and Shar-s ar• on Sale o all the Offices. !r --- 7 - 1 - AR VEY'S SAUCE VOR FISH, GAME, &c. LAZENBY resiSectfully informs the. Nobility 4-a• and Gentry, the altove admired article is prepared only at her Warehouse, No. 6, Edward -street, Portman-square; and (by appattinent) May be had of J Baxter, Edinburgh; Bell, Scar iovough ; Gregsona, Liverpool ; Getty, Manchester ; Terry, drighroo ; ;.outer, Southampton; Elliot and Seedham, Bath ; ;arum Salis - bury ; Lister, Swansea ; 6Lephena, Bridling on tPlit, ire. 49ce, and to prevent' spnr4otts Imitations, each bottle Harvey's signature on the label. L.. at thelasne time be to recommend her genuine Essence bi Arch :vita, which with a variety of rich Sauces and Pisklrs tnLy he had in cases of all sizes, for family use and exportation. CANDLES' manufactured by Steam, and with, \-; WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over those rade in the common way. The tallow being melted with steam is greatly improved in ifs quality and colour, avid the wicks, by Len.; coned with wax, emit a brightix flame, and are more livable than others. Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold fit the convenienele of Famines, in Boxes of One, Three, Six, and Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, Fleet-street, London, And J. Ewes's, hdinburgh. As this Company only deliver goods for ready money, Country tern:ipondents are requested to send references for .payment 1* London •mith their orders. .[AMES SKELTON, age e d 26, of-Vjaion on the Hill, Epsom, Surrey, was sever, years afflicted with seven wr eight holes :n his right leg, and between 90 and 100 pieces of bone came away daring that p:•rictl. The discharge and weakness increa , ing, unable unassisted•to move, taking off his leg was pro p:tut-4 to save his life. He then conhdently applied to 51'11.6- ktI7RV-t. ANTVCORBITI IC DROPS; lib a year and a half, by them ilone, Re" is restored to health, and it is now tire years since Ise has followed his laborious occupation. He will sui•N any inquiries, personally, or by letter, post paid. 'Phe grutMle Medicine tas.the words " 13y the King's patent," es on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper; and the King's dury is printettin black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, No 13, Soho-square, London, In small - bottles of 51. sid. double bath; 10s.; and 'larger il. '2l. Contpound Essence to allay' un tle.tiant irritation, as. REAL BLESSiN (', 'lO MOTHERS. Dv. BUCHAN mast pathetically describes the sufferings of Children while Cutting their Teeth, a most nr!.:retis period, at, which time the utmost attention ou::ht to be ;.id 'hem; as the Chin-Cough is so brief, if the irritation 'of the ( .:; comes with any other disoriler, very few infants recover. .Ih' mother ought never to be without the AMERICAN FOCilifiNG ! It RU? in the nursery ; for if a child should wake is o,e, : ;Olt with inflammation in its glum, it imneediattly opens the pore,, \ ~, a ls the gums, and prevents fevers or convulsions. . 1 ) ::re:ils who may be bious of the virtues of the Soothing Syrup, any refer to the different cases which have appeared in tilt, .: , t 1 other Papers : or may have a list of cures aiithe Doctor's ? Ites;e, A, irothert are every day bringing fresh cases of the virtue ci ''• .wrap, where it has saved theft children. I'o he had es the Proprietors). Johnson and Co. 94, Newman , don stret..t, l o l, ? t cf o n f r: m i-s_treet l 0 ; and p o r r e t tail of H Guiding, d 4s a C i o t rn he ltlll 4A L ci o , n 4 - , :Medicine 'Venders In 'f l own an " d a' Country s; , at of .9d. a l l '. ; k . ottle I for • trally nio y— .• . - • A ROVIATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, - original invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his sue ' lessivc iinprovc:tients to the highest perfection) continues to be prepared and sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, - Chemists, Manch/men II This agreeable perfumed Liquor is ern-reposed of highly concen rated Vinegar, joined with the most pluaiauf Aromaticsand efil acious Antiseptic =.. i ts pmegent Odour renders it extremely rateful and salutary In Head Achy, paintings, and in all Places Public Resort, (as Theatres, Courts of Justice, &c.) as it untetarts the bad elects of - heated and foul. Air. It is also the 11-ft Antidote against thy infection of alt Contagious Diseases. ' Ac Mae are tinny spurious and inferior imitations, under the - - -- me and ri:nliar names, some of which arc fallaciously repre pod as improvements, the public arc requested to observe, Xr :Ile r.:1'1:. S of ti - iOMA3 and WILLIAM HENRY, Man ateter, are engray..d un each stamp, and moulded in the glass of 4h bottle. li - he AROMATIC srmiT of VINFA;AR, Price t:ls. gd.- . 1:our included) is s-ild wholesale and retail, by Marine and iLw, Cot hspui-street, (the only Agents hi London•authorised • late t•rt - lertetors); Inherit may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold ....‘ eT , Ca . : olian,Chrysral. &c. Alio. i iENItY.'s CALCINED MAGNESIA,. in bottles at ~, vol. and larg-r with glass Emirs, at Is. oath; their 314111 C, 1, ‘!. , i; on the stamps. Z _ ~>~ ~• ' - . - • • " 'lt • 1 elk 4 ' .. -. 4 . 1 4 ‘. ° ‘l '. t t... ,jai , • • ' "4zt ,„. ; ."'- ' , • A ...s..474l t Al iiLitt . .4 .-- ---1 " , i., 1. • - 11. r V, 11 , 4 , ' • ) \;s I , • .• -, t ‘s.... ic ii i ii, 4 P. r ‘•••• • 1. 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