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OCIZRAN, of Portman. mded the Grand Jury, ment against William ;lizabeth Cannter, alias ml with writing threa. extort Ten Thousand Rd which was returned the defendants are out ;ed to take their raid Pie, and Henry De Roch. war, were indictcdfoc tis Address to the Jury. cription which was the been carried on to an ty, 'by the ingenuity of :try. The prisoners at the actual manufacture :ounterteit Bank -notes, that few but those be, ye discovered theta., ise were shortly as fa, ough the port of the re confined, an 4 disco, mufactnriag a sel lusty, to be giving him shejr to Leman, f see pos r notes." To whie6 be r of tansta," and offered posy of speadiag then; se of some camel's ha d in the manufacture of that he had, seento hie to the port again, and e notes, and spend then y, the same evening, be shore next day. Leman xt morning upon him" give hint Age for that se Officers of the ship unobserved by the pzi. inversatien ended, they began to seize some of table in great number. 4 b.2.twctiii them and the ng to destroy the notes, the exception of the one, present indictment, and In the scuffle, Rouells er, but his purpose was caught his arm as this k proved the notes to by ;enuity of the imitation. ith the evidence as it rc. Red hiss ? but found the 1.. • 1, inch prisoner, on boars ricted of uttering a ale elonging to that ship. French prisoner, and belonging to the Glorx, g and uttering, knowing te. This case was pretty on as the others. Du. :ed, it appearing that be aestion, which was atter. s by the other prisoner holding that they one* tely, because it .:as not The other prisoner was :nded to mercy, on 940 for forging and uttersi er having acknowledged tie possession a quantity offence subjects him to Prosecutors forbore sus !nt, upon which he was tceived sentence for the guilty. of America, but made h service, was indicted 2 Bank-note. The pri• board the Glory prison. am, and on the 22d of doing duty on board, to of some articles, a Jeg hich he promised to let mself. At first he de., represented the circura. Officer, he was desired :he proposal. In conse• notes from the prisoners nd he told him at the I the box until he was it.iting to him that if hP -ket, the. least boil THEATRE ROYAL. L'OVOMOARDEN. Isis PRESENT EVENING, 'MARCH 21, will he performed, iv LIUS C/ESAR. Julius Czsar, Mr. EGERTON; v ine ow, Mr C. KEMBLE ; Brutus, Mr. KEMBLE; Castict, Mr. YOUNG. c u p b o nia, Mrs..WES EON: Purcia, Mrs. PO WEL.4 t;t To which will be added, THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. i,,,.,m om ay,'Rotneo and Juliet ; with Timmy the Tartar. TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. ABSCONDED, from his Friends, on Friday Night, the 6th of March, 1912, • A YOUTH, aged 15 Years, a Native of London, .11 five Feet four Inches high, raihtr pale Complrxion dark Wows Hair, turned up bebre, dark brown Eyes, rather fell, of l ora Atiress and pleasing Manners. He was dressed in a esperfine blue Cloth short Coat, Straw-colopr Kenna:Jere Waist coat, dark Mete Knit Pantaloons, Half lloots, laced in front, Nee Grea , Coat, and black Silk Neck Handkarchief. Wh oeve r will give such Information as may lead to the M ower and Restoration to his Frleods, of the above-mentioned Yautil, will be paid TWENTY GUINEAS REWARII, by ap phing to Messrs. BARR, FLIGHT, and BARR, Royal China Works, Worcester, or at their House, Coventry-street, London. N.B. The above Youth is most earnestly intreated to write # his Falter or his Uncle, and he may be assured that what has pawed shall be entirely forgotten, and any money necessary to i fi, c iarge his debts and enable him to return home, shall be re;dlly furnished. DEER FOR SALE. PARK of abort 40 RED DEER and SOO FAL LOW DEER, Mals and Female, of the usual various ages, he Ws in one Lot, may be taken to immediately on payment gee the same —For a view of the Deer apply to Silas Knotley, at Clarendon Park, near Sandhog : and to treat for them apply to Messrs.. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. .LIVE PHEASANTS AT REDUCED PRICES, A T the ROYAL MENAGERIE, Exeter Change B- —About 100 brace of remarkably fine tame bred ones, being the last supply of a very large stock ; consisting of the common brown sort, ring necks, pied, and white.which must be shortly cleared from the premises; will be sold at the low ktew of ‘22s. per pair fnr the common ones, and a proportionate teducedprlce tor the other sort=. N B. The Menag'rie can boast of the finest Elephant, Rid. norms, Lion, Tiger. Ostrich, and the greatest variety of other animals ever seen in this Kingdom. MoRGAN ant } SANDERS, under the deepest sense of gratitude for the very liberal I.arronage they have 'heady received, very humbly it forst Ladies .- o nd Gentlemen *ey have recently enlarged their Manufactory and Ware teems, and which now exhibit a very extensive and fashionable farrier of every Article of CABINET and UPHOLSTEAY FURNIIURE far Hou es and Mansions of every dtaception, fa particular the Patent redsteatt , , Sofa Reds, Chair Beds, im perial Dinleg Tables, Trafalgar Sideboards and Tables in one depot piece of Foritittkre, with many cake new and improved beentions for the East-and West Indics and all Foreign Climates, Miry and Navy, &c, N. B. The various Inventions, trice. Oar many others are offer kg for safe, it Is ahr.crt nee . diess to say to a discerning and lfbe elftubtle, have Inns: of them been copied from Morgan and landers's Manufactory, 15 and 17, Cattuine-street, Strand. NEW PATENT I.IV.AIRi'OOI, LAMP. Invented by EAU and C. SEWARD. TEE Public Attention to this LAMP is most respectfully dolicited, ac from ire Prinelp:ei thomost brtl kit effect Is produced hy the use oreVeap oda in the .p . -tee of the most expensive, which renders it ea (Nett of oon:idora• Ile importance to the conmetners.4 oil; The simplicity pt Its eoeseaction snakes it very easy to manage, and not liable to be egt of order. Wholesale and Retail. Wire.:ouses, lsto.. 152, Prury-late, heirg Long Acre; and Church -street, Liverpool; where the Proprietors have on Sale a good S• of pale Seal, and other chop Oils, the Lamp is beat allapttil La use. UOLMEVIS PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS, • without Flues, which unite, festhe highest degree, convey time, utility, and econotry. It is a Let well known, that all Ovens hitherto contrived for t a e Use of Families which are r emelted to Kitchen Rangers, owing to the Floes, occasion a consi derable loss of fuel, as well as dimintitlOn of heat. ro rhviate lbese great disadvantages has been the study of the Inventor of *Patent Domestic Ovens,which are without Flues, and which, !mead of diminishing, increase the beat ' without the least addi tional fuel. R e f erences to F am ili es o f t h e first resp , :etabilitywill teem, where the Ovens may be seen in use, and also :at his 161141 actbry,CAsde-ceurt, Strand, near Bedford-street; and at • Hama, Ironmonger, Bruton-street, Ponds:reset ; Mr. Peachy, Ironmonger, Swallow -street, Oxford road; Mr. Mar -1!15t, Ironmonger, Greenwich ; Mr. Phillips, Ironmongi r, e,htabridge; Messrs, Schooling and Lawrence, Ironmongers, eldint-street, Whitechapel; and Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Lea thotead, Surrey. is N- EL The Society . . f o r the E ncourage ment of Arts his done " 11. ' 11°134 's the Winter of voting him a handsome Premium fur THOMAS GULLS IMPROVD . FINE CUTLERY, NEW FIRE AND LIGHT INSTRUMENTS, arc. THE Very distinguished preference Thoinas improvements in the manufacture of Fine Cotleey,&c. have adwltli from the Nobility, 'Gentry, and the Public at large, Ithnulated him to the farther exertion of his skill therein. mutat respectfully begs leave to submit to their patro-age a rat variety of useful novelties, and partictilarly 7h nrtrpirrvertrl 6LI DII 4 G KNIVES, PEN.NIBBING KNIVES, STRAW IIERRY SCISSARS, GRAFTING, BUDDING, sad PRU -14114er KNIVES ; his. highly-tempered RAZORS and PEN IINIVES, SCISSARS, TABLE KNIVES, SURGEONS' IN ITRUMENTS, ENGRAVERS' TOOLS /Et. - Aid also his IA POCKET INSTRUMENTS for quickly procuring FIRE 1114 LI GHT, IffiLhOUL the use of PHOSPHORUS!! AU which Tone -made made and sold at his ezcza l ar x e s \ ILI NI/If ACTORS' for real to7n-inade F INE COTLICRY, No. 83, St. James's-vrett, opposite „ London. Wh ere a l so ma y h e had, his LONG C ita. ATEb WARRANTED SWORDS, GUNS, Piwrins, ARMS, Old deeofrf [YEN ra of every description, Wholesale and Retail, N.B. No connection with any other House in Town. IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS LIGHT, by R. C HAPMAN, Chemist, 445. Strand, opposite Bucking buninst;.ttreet Adedehi. Th e snper i or i ty o f Chapman's Improved an !nes Light, ereasin is evident fron t their extensive sale, and in. they 613Tand,as well as from the general estimation in which Who ' a Itt by many families of di seine tion,M erc Dant, and others, ea:lnaba., " aud recommend them as a convenient and c use h m ili br i r a Pf i er kl age to the writing-table,, counting-house, and bed n either of whi c h - - i t uat i on s an i nst an t an eous iglu is frequently of .: 's preparation differs stk—always dry • to change or a voluabte ae. w ill be treated d retail, by the Hunter and Ca. e general Agent, .Bd. each, with TLIIN, which nad coataias the ar pycket, int: 1c4;: - . -- _ - ,; ft - a—m e ; of utmost iniportance. This prep& 4it . n aout ia ao smel u l or irks of the notes, . ll' a ;,r w ev it , other simple, certain, and durat le- repCP inconvenience—not subp.ct prisoner said in his Y c mate, consequetuly must prove a ! notes from some r *-.- quisiti° en to travellers. Merchants, for exportation, vi ad forged them ; that ,DP .,a 1 d a l tenni. Prepared and sold, wholesaleand them by the n 2 be.ari"" 14 0 . 96, , ,442, strand, London i moo by Messrs. Flu send' em by_ the -t uth-brid • of their um for.& _:,__ . ge,Edusburgls, (thaproprietor's g e no secret aty. —Dea th . • . directio - `7411 . 4) 1 price 124 109.64 Bs. 6d. 6s. and is. 64 m Gtl.•., • 4 p „,,, . U S I Idirwige the PaTaser PocarT LAN ...wi i nto the ke POCOA lffi s ah oy Voce of a lean pacific-book, and L. Kau'. Plf - - -tt- B M . reranitif* frst bppalasousLigle. ) itiPalaces TOPP I. fb i Is. SATURDAI; Miißelf 21, 1812. _ LAIN BRANSCOMB, WIDOW of SIR I. BRANSCOM4.I No. 1, HOLBORN •BARS, Corner of Middle-Row, BEGS leave to recommend t o the atte n ti on o f her Friends and the Public, the Scheme of the NEW LOT TERY, which contains a greater variety of Cipit4l Prizes than was ever before known, and only 12,000 Ticket,, all to be drawn 90th APRIL. The commands of the Public for Tickets and Shares are respectfully solicited as above, being the only Office Licensed in the Name of BIANICoMS. A DECIDED SUPERIORITY OF CHANCES, 26, CORHILL. - HORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public. that the LOTTERY to be drawn the 30th of NEXT MONTH claims a preference to any preceding Lottery, having a long list of CAPITAL PRIZES, and so well arranged as to meet with universal approbation. Tickets and Share:lm selling in great variety, and at the lowest prices, at tittir old•established State Lottery Office, Corn hill, where all Prizes are immediately paid. Orders by Post or Carrier executed with Addict and dispatch. Schemes at large gratis. • j. SIVENVItIGHT earnestly recommends the Pub -, • lie attention to the Grand ansi improved SCHEME of the NEW LO fTERY, to draw 30th APR!! , which, though con sisting of only 12,000 'rickets, contains Prizes of lelo,ooo IXi 5,000 I £4OOO 4lOOO 10,000 5000 SOOOl 1000 Capitals, in variety and value, superior to any Lottery for se veral years past, and as Tickets and Shares are sure to be scarce before the Drawing, solicit an early purchase at the Old and un rivalled fortunate Offices of Sir JAMES fiRANSCOMB and Co. No. 37, Cornhill, No. 1 1, Holboru No. 38, Haymarket , l No. 141, Oxford-street. THE LONDON MEDICAL. REVIEW, No. XVIII. , ••- On the lit of April will be published, THE • LONDON. MEDICAL REVIEW, No. JOT:IL containing Saunders on Diseases of the aye, P.lonro's Moibid AirztolAy of the Stomach, Gullet, and Intes tines ; Pelletau's Chirurrica' , . 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THE gret vlemasili for Mr. GRILENOUGti'S i.ozi.N• :ES of Toi.u, after fifty,yeaW trial, proves thtir superiority as the most pleasant and ffeet tsal remedy for aU coughs, hoarsenesses, sore throat's, onddeflux• one nn the tunes, healing :he rawness and soreness of the breast, and affording relief in s,,ort. nes* of breath:asthmatic and consump•ive complaint.. •ine ge nuine only have R. Hayward printed on the bum p, all otters are counterfeits.—They are prepared and sold by R. Hayward ' (suc cessor to T. Green. ugh, the inventor); and sold, by his appoint ment, by Newbury and Sons, St. slant's Cnuoch. yard ; Dicey and. Sutton, Bow Church yard; Bayley and Blew, Cockisur-street ; Nix, Royal Exchange; Ward, 3.4, Holborn • Clarke, 269, Bo rough; Sanger , 130, Oxford - street; Barclay an d Sons, Fleet Mar ket; Plecaddly ; Vale, Cornhill; and Venders of ("e -ndue Medlcines--peice 1 414 ;id, earl box. ' To Mr. DIXON, Apotheiary. take the earliest opportunity to acquaint yon that l have received the most wonderful benefit from the use of your DIXON'S AgI'IBILIMIS PILLS, which Car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the sane salutary benefit ; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever'used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are mines of seve ral Ladles and Gentlemen who have received the utmost retie( trona goer Dixon's Antibillons t—Charles Taylor, Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw l Esq. King.ton, ditto; Mr. Woodriff. Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, d itto; G. Allston, Esq. ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullen., ditto ;41. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town ; with many other persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your' most obedient servant, 'THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside. Cot:•..r of Paternoster-row, London; Sharp and Belem, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Annan, and Mallory. Pcrtsea ; Hall and son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hoxland, C.ookwortby, Nettleton, and Gil ben, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and ,Co. Bir mingham ; Billings and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trawman, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Ralburn, Scott, and Baxter , Edinburgh ; Baxter and rut-Donald, Glasgow ; Bolg:n and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co Norwich ; Swin. fen,Leicestsr; Edwards and Penny, Livapool; and retail by • snast calamity Medici,. Yentas, in bates at Le. Pd. and es. PRICE sixpswcz-itALLPPIINNY. ' omm. %mom. .1,............. PROM THE MARSHAL'S OPPICE. . • SALE BY EXECUTION.—FIRS r PROCLAMATION RY authority obtai ne d f rom the HnriourAble Cant LP of Civil Justice, under date el the I dth Arr,l, ta i I, grauted upon a PetitNin, presented for that purpose by itionsa Frye Layfield, as Attorney of Tuosass lsorco , r. Wiese Hostes s Proprietor of Plantation Lancaster; situated In the Corren:ine Coast Division. I, the Undersigred First Marshal of the Courts of this Colley, shall eipose and Sell at PUBLIC EXECUTION SALE, i . urns sense of two Counsellors Commissaries and their decretarv, in the Month of July, 1812, the precise dap hereafter to be 655.1, and not lied through the Gagette,ot this Colony, the PLANTA TION LANCAS I ER, being the property of Webbe Hoban, with all ha Cultivation, Buillbirt, Elvis. Appurtenances, and Dependencies thereto belonging, al conformable to an inventory thereof, now lying in the Marshal's °Ste, for the inspection of those whom it may concern. Whoever should think to have any tight, Weenie, or claim on the b.forti-tnent.oned Estate er Plantation. LAPICASTIIL ttuam annexis let such person or p , rsons address t.:entrelves to the Marshal's (Wire ut this Colony, declaring his reasoes for such opposition in due time and Fcru; as I herety give Notice, that I shall receive Opposition from everyone thereunto i s tsail. fied, appoint thlin a day to have his or her claim b.-arsl bairn the Court, and further act therein actor. 4,l B to style and 13 " . • This first Proclamation made known to the Public by !hat of Drum front the C.:int.-lir use at this Colony, and further dealt with according to style and custom in such Que.. K. PRANCKEN, First MarshaL allebice, November 17, 1811. EMBARRASSED PERSONS OF ftANK OP ElTHaft SEX. A NY such, whether jilvti:ved by uni.tit:iftti Stewards, or by their solicitors, or by any person in.w.hrat they have placed confidence, or by wiaterver means. may be ev Neared by a Gentleman of acknowledged ability, and, if motley Is necessary to the:r ticsti it can be procured to airy amount. Apply or address to Mr. L.timmo• 3 and CO. Russ 1.-ossers, Howland-street. Refe:ence of the highest credit given if ra. tiuired. PUBLIC NOTICE. Reigate, I/Arany', 'gull. MR. RYME R having recited many Letteri ffnm • Persons labouring under PAIALTTIC APPECTIONN acknowledging the great benefit tbry reseire from the folktwiigg Medicine, and ant they cannot do without it : that it is not to he had in some plaees, and in o.her its purity is doubtful ; azi4, that its price bears haivily upon them, Lice. Mr. Revel herellr gives notice to_all stick sulEsera that be will grant thesis a liberal allowance upon their respective orders and inclosurcs. ST His 111AJFEIT'S KOVAL LETTZRII PATIN?, Granted unto Janus Rymer, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, Inventor and Preparer of the Cardiac and Nervous Tincture., CASE IV. To Doctor RYMER, Sla-1 have been troubled fork long time with a very related State of Body, Loss of Appetite, Lowness of Spirit% Ntrvotts Tremblings, and Numbness 0. 'jousts ' owing to a Fit of Palsy. After various skilful ist.:ans being tried without success, I had re • course to your CARDIAC and NERVOUS l'iNC'f ugh, which happily has had the desired effect, and restored me to perk* health. In justjee, therefore, to your• Medicine, I shall think my self much obliged if you wW make the'above truth known. I am, Sir, fr.c. JAMES SMI Whetstone, April 17, 1811. Bakerot Whetstone, fel id.lleset This Medicine may be had genuine at Mr: Morgan's, No. j 3, West Smith fi eld; and, wholesale, ol; Mei.m. Dicey and Cs. M. 10, Bow Church-yard, I.oudon ; smd, mail, of every VII!! tYsiv 1444411:11! 4los rins.44l lei elitallapproOr IT is wr rt'iy obberratton the witraerous C/10•'1 that & have succeeded by the use of SPII.SBURY'S PATENT .kKIISCORBU l'iC DROPS; and the following remarkable in stance occurred in a middle aged wow who applied for their ase at the Dispensary, IS, Soho-square, London. She complained of great debility and nervous irritaiko, appetite bad, with a ge neral depeess'on of breathing ; her case not bring well understood, she tali tried palliatives without any success. She took site Medi cine, nigh, the Proprietor stated the Improbability of its being , of service; in a month she walked from Lambeth, having reco vered her strength awl appetiteondinereased tier pulse from the de* . wed state it had been to, Now .his effext can only br an. counted for by the medicine regnlating the stomach and dips non, vid exerting the powers of the habit. in deep-iwated ab seesscs of the j& i ':., the chanze it produces in the general health. excites the Ism,t hopes in those most distressing cases. In erap dons, scropbuta, scurvy, rheumatism, etc. Its effect< are generally acknowledged. Asthere are numerous coonterteits,please to ask for Spilsbury's Patent Antiscorkutic Drois, with :be King :duty E n r it g i t t:d black ink, in bottles of tisi. double bottles toy. and sel ts.dug tncluded. Compound Essence Is. Sold at the Dispenewy, 15, * 4 01:o-sqttere. Lsin!lon. A REAL BLESSING TO MATHER.; THE AMERICAN SOOTHING Bt*Rlll3. THIS ncver-failing remedy for Childr.-n cutting their Teeth, was brought hero America by a faroily, where it has saved hundreds of Children when mought past recovery through convulsions ; for in half en hoer after using, the child will gradttary recorer, being as mnocrt as efficacious. and ' , ls ?lea. sant, that nu child WO refu.e to let their grin:s be rubbed wi - 11,1t. Wh !tic hidrco are four mot, ha old, duvet there is no appePraoce of teeth, •notlsers at ould rub ut e bottle of the Soo hirg Syrup oft t:.eir gums, f ;r, e-. ming the pores tr. that erifit• : not erns ni a bun !red will :save Bt., or what is termed breeding the ttrth in their :oins, thatiause of eo many sickett7 ebtidren and prevrott t Let paiotul °paragon of lancing •he gum, chi ck always makes p e ~era tooth Much harlot to 4...nue thr!sigh , rideltre ought never to be wbl,(ut the syrup in the Plareety t' fel'W a child .::eke in the night with pain ia its rims, ft immediately ("Pens the pores, heals the gems, anti pry vents fever or convulsions. To be had off the Proprirors, J. Johnson and.t.o.ia4, Newman street. Oxford-street ; Golding, 0 .2, Corrshill; :yid by Newberry .trid ton, 4, Sr. Paul's Churchyard ; Clark, rorough ; Diay s Bow urch-yard, and 29, Dame-street, Debi tt ; and by all be rincipal Medicine Venders in town and country, at Rs. 9d. a bottle, for ready money. CAUTION.--Be sure to ask for Johnson and Williams Amen. can Soothing Syrup. N. B. Mrs. Johnson ttlicrev the infant poor as usual, at her hook, every Tuesday and Saturday-morning, from nine to tea o'clock, by bringing a letter (rein a respectable housekeeper, that they are real objects acharity. T HE Value of DR. FILEENIAN'S GOTTA SALL' rAitt has been *n• long prevail, UM-nothing of the present day can bear a compeotion with it, in all the different stares of," certain disease ; which i: effevually cures and eradicates (eons the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure hat attends salivaeon—wi•hont debilitating• the constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business or restrio don of diet. The radical virtues cf these inestinuttle lhops halt* proved their claim to pablic approbation for anise than do >ea's. In all the debility of bob sexes they prove a never-f..iling resto rative—whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer cury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects a swum about,. To travelltrs and those going abroad, they cannot be re - ommendesl tow strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn elects, and every weakness that affects the bladder and oriels of urine. By F.sericitcv many women have become mothers, who fur many years had bees deprived 41E vat happiness. Sold wholes_le and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, plilhespaide. conks. of Paternosterrow ; and rmatl, by Belarn and blimp Portsmouth ; Hel and Johnson, Gosport; Alliutr , Weston, Mal. lory, and Jore-s Port.ea • Trewman, Exeter ; Cookw ort by, Olotrviio, Gilbert , and doxland, Piymonth ; Newbury, I)ub. knit ; . Baiter and Macdonald, Gbagow • Smith, Mandersop, Scott, and Cargill,Edsoburgli ; Crutweli, Bath ; Voss and Peck, Hull; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool; Stains and Leach, Manchester • Bowen. Norwich ; Knott Ind Ll o yd, Birrniltglawn; Gregory, Btighroa ; Edwards and Penny, Liewpnol; and mot Mollies* Vesiss4 is4NPOINes et ea. at 4 4- Q. and * 24 6_ t '' • • EXTRAORDINARY LUCK. pIDDING and Co. No. I, Cornhill, (the corner A . next the Man don-House) sold in the last Lottery, No. mu% a Prize of £20,000, and No. tva§i, a Prize of X 4045, in twenty right Shares ; and their general mass of various Prizes so greatly exceeded the duelsiopOrtion, that if one individual had bought all the Tickets and Shares sold by them, it Would have given a profit of upwards of :€17,000 over and above the Prime Cost. Is not this Luca? REAL LOCK ? UNPAKALLILED LUCK THE SPRING LOI TER Y Will be drawn 30th of Next Month, 'and the • Scheme embraces unusual advantages in favour of Adventurers ; for, if compared with the last Lottery oil 2,oobTlckets, it will be found to contain, not only CAPITAL PRIMUS of !QUAL magnitude, but DOUBLE the variety, and more than voua TIME. TI! NOISIER of praltable Prizes; these are intrinsic attractions. which already prove irre. sistible. Public, therefore, are seriously advised'uot to delay their purchases, as the small number of Tickets are expected to be all Sold in a very short time. At present, PIDPING and Co. have great variety; r the Foe STAIN of Yoardirt, No. I,COTTI hiII, the . former Ludt) , Itesidence of *VI Mr. ()or', .ivh•S accu mulated about £400,000 on that identical spot, ant 4- Itidel be bulk and endowed the Hospital in the dorough. , •