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HOOPER and Dr. ACE R will begin another COURSE en the Theory and Practice of PHYSIC, CHE- M:FRY, and the MA ITRIA MEDICA at the Theatre, 26, Cork 'Trak*, bulinvoli-Gardens, en MONDAY, June 1, 1812, at Etii• o'Clock in the Morning.—A Prospectus, with particu lar.. b 11114 of Dr. H. 21. Saville-row. TO FOR-HUNTERS. T° BE SOLD; by Messrs. TATTERALLS. on Monday, June Ist, , he HORSES sad BOUNDS otsmo of the oldest Hunts In the Kingdom. . • NEW PATTERN REGIMENTALS. OFFICERS may have every intl emAt i on , and , s o the Patterns estsbl•shed by the Commander in Chief. at Socoattin and Soles Military Establishment. Nevr-street,Covelth• Gpnleo. where Orreknsen may be compie , el7 eepiipred "'Air tray Regiment ib the Service, at twelvee hours notice, Mitt from 3S to 510 per Cem. under the usual credit charges, for•ready money, or Agents acceptances only. MEINCiii. ANL) CHKMICAL TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. T HE NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, aho have been Educated at TRINI ry COLLEGE, CAM BRIDGE, intend Dining together at WILLIS'S ROOMS, King erect, St. James's-square, cut the 2d of June nvit. Hit Royal Ilighness the Duke of GLOUCESTER in the Chair. STEWARDS. His Grace the Duke of GP.ATTON. Hi: Grace the Duke of ihvoNsai lat. Most Noble the Marquis of LA NS DOWNE. be Mott Noble the Marquis of TAVISTOCK. The Right Honourable Earl 01 ,NORTH AM VTOL, The Right Honourable Berl SPENCER. The Right Honourable Earl CAMDEN. The Right Honourable Earl of Maxsoitoyou. The Honourable Mr. Baron GRAHAM. C. Snow I.ert 'Jaz, Esq. M.P. JONATHAN RAINS, Esq. M.Y. 1 he Rev. G. F.Tovet. The Rev. J. H. RIENOVARD. The Rev. Professot HAI Layouts. The Rev. R. H. GR SNWOOD. The Rev. G. A. 13 arzv NE. The Noblemen and Gendemen who wish to attcrd, are re quested to leave their naives at the bar of the Thatched House, St. lame'.-strees, on or belore Saturday, the 30th inatht.t. MR. I'INNER Y'S CASE.—Third Edition, price .ss. AFULL REPORT' of the PROCEEDIAGS in the Court of King's 13e::ch, rcapectiog Mr. FINNERTY, at the Prosecution of Lord Castlereagh, for a Libel in chargi'.g that Noble Lord w.th having •lant'...red his character, and endan gered his life, and patronized torture in Ireland, in the year 17913; to prove the truth of which charges Mr. linnet.: y tendered several ACidavits, but the Court would not recave them. This is the pairpi.let ately alluded to by Mr. Cobbett in terms of commen dation. To lie had of Mr. /ones. Netvgate-s.trert, London ; Mr. Dra kard's News-Office, Stamford; J. Prrkins."Rockinglilim-Offloe, 1-1u11; and .11 other Bojk,.dt•rs in the United Kingdom. LLOYD'S, MAY 18, Psis'. CUI3SCRIPTION. . (or, the itELIEF of thz. u WIDOWS arid FAMILIES of tae OFFICERS and ni:N !stay lost In his Majesty's Ships S GEORGE, of 98 guns,. HERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 guns, - SALDANHA, of 36 guns, and FANCY, of 12 guns. Subscriptions already advertised £6942 14. Sd. E. Y. 5 5 New..astle-urn- Fyne S Sr The Right Hon. Lord Captain Slr I'. Al. Hardy, Littleton 5 3 liar. of H. M. S. Bar 'The Right Hon. Lord Beim Duncanville, second The Officers of H. MS. • Siih.cription 10 0 ilarilt:ur Be!a2. IU. 6d. The Hon. Miss Bassett 5 0 E. B. - 5 0 John Vivian, Esq. Peu- Quarks Harris, jan. kalinck 10 0 Esq. Oporto S 5 JohnVivian,Esq.Londonlo Q. The Jun Fire-Office 135 0 Rear-Admiral %Y. Luke 5 3 Captain John thigh, R. N. 5 0 Francis Oregon, Esq. 3 5 Thos. Hoseason,Esq.lLN. 5 0 Captain Carlyan, R. N. 5 0 II,: Inhabitants of Fly.. J. li. frevanian, Esq. 3 0 month-Dock,perßev..e . William Rashleigh, Esq. 5 0 J. Williams, 1506.75. 3d. Pratd, Rogers, & Lb. 5 0 The Inhabitants of Fly- The Rev. H. H.Trenvsyne 3 0 I mouth, per Edward Admiral Frank Frank tb 10 Lock; er, Esq. 400 0 A Collection at Middle- I The Inhabitants of Pe- ton, Ireland, per 1 hos. Pool•, Esq. £lB. 12.. 3d. B. Boyes, Esq. • 5 0 William Squire, Esq. Peterborough 10 0 Parish of Bur Ferris, Devon 15 15 The Office ri of the Chat• S S terhead, per Robert Rohercoon, F,sq. Chas. Noel Noel, Esq. A Collection at Dant Devon, per Admiral Shank, £54. I .:s. Gd. Ihe Hereford Mil,tia, A'2M. 3s. 91 53 0 5 5 bar %Division of Royal First somerset, XS. 3s. OA. Marines doing ditty Lie:v.-General England 5 0 at Head-quarters, per Lienn.-Colunel Wyoyard 2 0 Major-General Bell, A Collection at Castle sC2i!. 3s. Dd. Pollard, Ireland, per The Non-commbsloned the Rev. Chsworth Officers and Privates Browne SS 0 of Ditt.: serving on The liev. Dr. Drury, share, per Ditto 25 • - Dawlish • 1 1 Harw:ch, and the Parish The Students o' the Uni of Ramsay . , by John versity of Caniltri.igr 19? 12. Hopkins,Lsq. hi iyor Do. adiltional 12 Is of Harwich 3$ 17 The Officer! and Crew The Inhabitants of Parts- orig. M. S. Medusa, 4'80.136.6d. mouth ze9 in. 13s. 10d. The Non-eummisaltnied Admiral L.W. Wa!rtact 5 0 Offic , :rs aid Privates XU. - - '2 li I sA!(.11 Militia, £3O. Ins. Rd. One Moiety of the fillowilig Subscript:we., transmitted by Mr. Davie-, S.:cretary to Vice•ildiniral 0 - way: The Merchants and Slip-builders of Leith, Lt u;. t 74.64. transmitted - - - - .eliol 16 9 The Trinity House of Leith, (including Xs 3t. by John Rae, Esq. the Master)—X34 13% 17 6 6 Two Day's Pay from the Officers and Mcn of the following vel cols in his Majesty's Service, in a.•dition to the "I'wo lktys Pay subscribed by the Officers isutl Alen of 84 ut his Z.l3jesty s Ships and Vessels : Pincher, Cr . tan. Nimble. THOMAS• FERGUSON, oecretary. Nos, 9eorge.rard, Lombrd•street. LLOYD'S, MAY 8, 181 T. The COMMITTEE for Conducting •the SUBSCR FION for the Relief of the Widows and Families of the Officers and Men lost on hoard his Majesty's Ships S I'. GEORGE, HERO, DEFENCE, SAIDANRA, and FANCY, fret it the& ditty, and have great satisfaction to report, that the liberal atten tion which has been given by the Pisal:c, and by the Naval and Military service, to this unexampled Calamity and Distiess, enables the Committee, thus eariy to • state, that the Subscrip :ions already received, and the Cowributions from the Navy, Army, and many a ti.e. principal Towns, of whirl' they have j:t!ortiration,and expect are in course of remit:since, are together corsi.!eied by them to be sufficient for the liu.uane purposes of rt. fief intended by this Subscriptton. '1 HOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. The Widows and Families ut the Officers and Men lost on board his Majesty's Ships St. George, Hero, Defence, Ssidatilia, and Fundy, who have sot yet applied for relief, are requested t• make application to Mr. 'l'huiaws FCROOSON, the secretary, Nu. a, George-yard, Lombard-street, with proper Certificates; or to the Alagistrates or Clergymen at the places of their dwell ing, who are earnestly solicited to make this Subscription known in their neighbourhood. lickaa One Guinea each—Dinner at Six o'Clock. BOROUGH OF PLYMOUTH. AT a very numerous and most respectable MEET ING of the different MEMBERS of the CORPORA. TION, the CLERGY, MERCHANTS, and other INHABI TANTS of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH, convened by the Worshipful the MAYOR, by public Advertisement, and held at the Guildhall of the said Borough, the 19th day of May, 1812, to consider and determine on the propriety of presenting a dutiful Address to his Royal Highness the PRINCL R Lox NT, expressive idler condolence and detestation, at the unexampled and smo cks, act of Assas s ination on t he person of the Right Hon. Sven cis Pzitcevax, Chancellor of the Exchequer, within the walls Odle House of Commons, when proceeding to the discharge of hisimpor:ant public dutieg, Tie Worshipful GEORGE BELLAMY, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair, ltoolved, That a dutiful and loyal Address he prepared snd gemmed to his Royal Highness the PRINCE Recesyr, rapers- Ow of the feelings of this Meeting, on the above melancholy onside, aad that the following Gentlespen, v:x. Fs Wm. Elford, Bart. Dr. Woollcombe in. John Gandy Dr. Lnekyer Wet. Langmead, Esq. George Eastlake, Esq. Teter Tonkin, Esq. Edward Lyne, Esq. Thomas Cleather, Esq. George Soltau, Esq. Dr Remmitt • John Lowe, Esq. idmund Lockyer, Esq. J. N. Hawker, Esq. by a Cernitatee for the purpose of preparing such Address. Resolved, That the Address nos pr..luced by the Committee snared to the Mcorii.g be approved and adopted; and that the same be forthwith engrossed, and do lie on t!'c Guitdball table for the signanues of the Inhabitants, until Sattu day next, the 24th 10 of May instant. Resolved, 1 hat the Address, when signed, be forwarded by the Mayor to eke Members of this Borough, in order to be pre orel to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the. Committee, for preparing and bringing forwaxd the Addrer. Resolved, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman. end published in hand-bills, and in the STAR, Conti. r, Pilot, t.rall Statesman, London Papers; Trewman's Muter Paper; also in the Plymouth Chronicle, aid Dock Telegmpli Paperi. GEORGE BELLAMY, Mayor. the Mayor hiSting quitted the Chair, Resolved, That the Thaisks of this Meetingte given to the Wotshipful the Mayor for his promptness in conveuing it, and for his very pt'oper conduct In the Caair. A - - - T a numerous . revtretable MEETING of the AT INHABITANTS of BRIDGWATER, convened by the Mayer, for the purpose t-r joining in a humble and dutiful AM , S to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGEN I', on the Lge arroctous Murder of the Right Hon. SPENCER PERCEVAL. WILI.I4M INMAN, E-q. Mayor, in the Chali. It was - Resolved unanimott ly, That the Addled now produced and read be adopted; that the Mayor do sign the same on the behalf of the Town, and that it be transmitted to George Pocock and William Asrsll, Esqrs. the Msnshers for this Borough, with a request that they .will take the eeriest opportunity of presenting the same to it's Royal kith - - wss the Prince Regent.. That these Restolutions, together writ the Address, be publish:el in the Newspapers. Signed at the requestsand on the behalf of the Meeting, WILLIAM INMAN, Mayor. • The Mayer having left the Chair, Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor for his prompt attention to she general wish, 'Ptah ng the Inhabitan s of the. Town together ; and for the abi lity With which be has pr.:sided on Elie present melancholy oc- Pis ou. 'Tto his Royal Highness GEORra PRINCE of Wares, Rectpr.of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The dutiful and loyal Address and Condolence of the Inhabi tants of the Town of Bridgwater, in the County of Somerset. LSY IT PLEASE T3CE ROTA. slums/ass, With feelings of the deepest sorrow, we approach your Royal Highness, to express our horror and indignation, at the atrocious and unprovoked murder,. Lately committed within the wags ° t Parliament, on the person of your Royal Ilighoess's faithful and c ogulehdal servant, the Right Hon. tire:s c P es cxv.4 r ; and to corgi* with your Royal Highness on an event so metancholy, sod oa every account so much to be deplored. lh e loss of a man so distinguished for his talents, for his pa lams lad above all for his religious and moral worth, enlist C. rely felt by your R oyal -Highness as it is by the harm at Sin!, aid impressed as we are with the conviction that he has %lieu In the service of his country, a A ictim 10 the con'cienti°" lht b arge o f his duty, we cannot but applaud your gracious lu rution of marking the sense which is entertained by your Royal,. ””!hues of his many eminent virtues, public and private, by _ unu ntilding a provi s i on to b e ma d e for his numerous and oh uk --ued T he asittrance which hatibeen given in Parliament, that this l ogitine.:y deed has been perpetrated by the hand of a single . 4 ; . 12 . 181 11, without accomplices or abettors, has afforded us cense • nnsle satisfaction; bat so many assassinations have recently rcurteel in other pasts of the Kingdom, as to excite our appre ntles that if an e ff ectual remedy be not speedily applied, a 7! . , g stain will be fixed cn the British name and character. e see confident that the powers which are vested in your _ 1 ; yid Highness, for the general safety of the Empire, will be . • ' .. e y_em ,r p i Llytd in discovering and bringing to punishment every „us' . tt the public peace, and we beg leave to assure your 'l 2 l flightless of our cordial and zealous co-operation in any itt s'imres which may be necessary to promote an of uposs :lthith he eliaracter and tranquility of the country to) inatetsatly We avail ourselves of this OCCasiOR to assure yourßoyal High- tees of our ioyal and affectionate attachnienr to your Royal Fa- I LI. our belov e d and vetted able Sovereign,' to your Royal High- Ski ;4 , 4 to 41 the branches of your iliustiivus House. WLLllcltyl ibt . MAl4, Mayor. • • This day %VAS publi•heJ, ln one thick vol. Svo. I lie Kcond edit. correctel and enlarged, pt 20s. boards, of ADIGEST of the LAW respecting COUNTY ELECTIONS, from the issuing of the Writ to its eonra;ning the Duty and Authority of the High Sheriff, the Mode of Proceeding at County Elections, and the Qualifications and Personal and other Dhluahlications of Voters. By SAMUEL HEYWOOD, Serjeant-at-Law. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Cir:rch-yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, A Vindication of Mr. Fu='* Histoty of James the Second, price £l. 1 6s. hoards. • This day was publ;shed, The tenth edition of the First V.ilume, considerably enlarged, price 7s. hds. Didicated, by prrniiiii.so, to his Royal High nesq the DuKe Of YORK, ATR.EATISEonV ETE It NARY MEDICINE, containing a Compendium (if the Veterinary Arr, or au accurate Deieription of the Disoi•es of the Horse, and their mode of treatment; the Anatomy aed Physiology of the Foot ; and the Princples and Practice of ahoeing; illustrated by Plateq, with Obit( rvations on &Ale reo:tig, Exerci•rs, and Conditions.—lty JAMES WHITE, of Exerer,Lite Vete. mar) , Surgeon to the First or Royal Drisoons. Prit.ted for Lotomian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-rew ; and 1. Johnson arid Cs. St. Church-yard. , his day was published, price 4s. the Second Part, of N INQUIRY into the MORAL TENDENCY of MEIIIODiSM and EVANGELICAL PREACHING. 111 WILLIAM BURNS. to The indcpendcla, temperre, and aromentatlve manner in which this Inquiry (Part ):irst) Is conducted, stamps on it a consi t &Table value, and- of course entitles it to pecoliitr notice. Mr. Burns' reasoning with the sect is designed by exposing the weak ness of their system, to tuft: the vices which spring front it. From this specimen of his coolness and ability, It;: will be likely to do the cause he espouses some service."—Month. Rev. Oct. 1811. " 1 his Intitiry is evidently the work of an acu'e and sensible wt.itcr. I - be argues closely, writes with perspicuity, and fixes att.:intim by det.erv.ng it. Without agreeing in every thing with the Autbcr, we have upon the whole been much please.' with the style aid sub.tance of his letters, which we shall be glad to see continited."—=-Brit.Crit. Dec. 1 tl t 1. Printed for .1. Johnson: and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, 1. The First •ilt.rt of the above Inquiry, price 4s. I!. 11 ESS ty on the !iptrit of Christianity, price 2s. ad. J.:A published, At R. Acktrmann's Repo,itory of Aris, 101, Strand, and may be had of all the Bookselkrsin the United Kingdom, AT OUR in SEARCH of the PICTURESQUE, by the Rev: Dr. SYN lAX'; on large royal octavo vellum paper, and hot-pressed, price 10s. 6d. or with SO coloured hogra vino, if 1 s. On the Ist of June will he published, price 4s. No. XI.II. (which completes the Seventh Volume), of the Re pository of Arts, Sciences, Literature; Fashions, &c. containing, besides the usual interesting embellishments, a beautiful Frontis piece, eugraved by Agar, and a General Index to the Volume.— in this popular Work, the useful is so happily combined with the elegant and the agreeable, as to render it not only an indispen sabl4 appendage to the faihionabl.• toilette, but alto a most de sirable addition to the library of the gentlemin. A tew complete sets of this Work, from its commencement, ,are yet oil' ro:italoing near 300 coloured Engrav:ngs ; and such purchasers who chose to return their numbers to the Pub li,her, may be accommodated wi h the whole or any particular volume, half-bound Russia, in exchange, on paying is. Id. prw - voltaic Ist thar,hinding. , Da. WEIIaTER—Tu fit ILND 0, rite AFELIC fED. IlltIGLISki DI icr D IN K—VEGE FABLE MEDICINE. 1 'HE variety of -weather which the inhabitants of these Islands are doomed to experience in the short space of a fleeting day, renders the blessing of health but a precarioult p.x.sission to the most robust censtitution,and increases in a fearful proportion the ravages of disease. In Coldi, Coughs, Astlunas, Consumyticns, and in the vast diversity of Nervous Disorders, the sad condition of the afflicted, is admirably described b r the imlnortal Thomson, 'the friend and companion of. Dr. Webster. From clear to cloudy lost, from hot to cold, And dry to moist, with inward-eating change, Our drooping days are dwindled down to nought, Their period finish'd ere 'cis well Depth. Could the afflicted but justly discrimipate between the real cha • racier of the humane and enlightened Physician and that of the unfeeling and Ignorant Quack, the following declarviod of the venerable author, in his celebraied Treatise on the sanative powers of this Medicine, would, of La:if, be st.fficient to inspire with conii the most incredulous.. Thus he writes in hit 6.5 th year: '" Under the awful impression of being shortly summoned to another world, I declare the smallest deviation front the strict line of truth shall not be found in a work that will lung survive the Author, toswitness against him. Bury years experience in a large medical practice, assisted toy stessove observation during that long period, may, without vanienbe supposed to qualify me for offering to the Public some advice and utforination." And speaking of the English Diet Beink,beinipliaticaly adds," this is the :nost valuable legacy I can bequeath to my fellaw-creatures." Faithfully prepared from the original recipe, and sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Sire ana Ce. Borough High s reef ; also wholesale and retail by their agents, Messrs. liowaid and Evans, Long-lane, West Smithfield; end re:ail by Elliotson, 106, Borough ; Bolton, front of the Royal Exchange; Coleswee thy, lit, Whitt-chapel; Mounsty,24, Elacitriars'-ruad; Saeger, 110, Oxford street ; Midglty, 4Y , Strand L Hudson and Co ID, Haymarket; Ward, 324, Holborn; and Mattress SS, Fleet-street. Half pint bottles 41. pint do. 7s. 641. and quart de. 1 Sle.duty included. Ot all of whom may also be had, price ea. its boards„ Dr. Webster's valuable Treatise on the Character and &Swag ' at We &Wish Diet Drink. ON MONDAY, June Ist, a COURSE of LEC TURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY, will recom mence at No. 9, George-street, Hanover-square, at the usual morning hours, viz. the Medical Lectures at Eight, and the Chemical, at a Quarter after Nine.—By GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F. R. S. a the Ciii:ere of Physicians, Scair Physician to St. lleorge's Hospttal, &c.' A Register is kept of the Cases cf Dr. Pearats;•'s Patients in St. George's Hospital, .and au account is given of them at a Clinical Lecture every Saturday Morning, at Nine o'Clock. Proposals may be had at St. George's Hogottal; and at No. 9, George-street, Hanover-square. 10 TliE FACUI :i'Y. AN eminent Medic4l Town Practitioner is desr ous of receiving a Partner; the Practice is of great extent ; returns about £lBOO per annum, capable of much extension at the exp;ration of a - specific period. The Gentleman admitted as such, would be permitted to succeed to the whole. The most respectable references will be given and required. Application, if by letter, post paid, to the Proprietor's Medical Agency, IS, Bartlett's ,Buildings. NEW MUSIC. Just published 'by Goulding, D'Aimaine, Potter, and Co. 20, Solto-square, London; and N 0.7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, ASTURIAN AIR, with Variatiohs for the Harp, Piano-forte, and German Flute, by I. Mazzinglii, price ss. Bosnian Air, with Variations for Cie Harp, Piano forte and German Flute, composed by ditto, ss. Divertistmento a la Militaire, for the Piano-forte, composed by M. P. King, 3s. 6d. The Labyrinth, a Sonata Divertimento, for the Piano forte, composed by ditto, 35. Le Tour de Southampton et l'lsle de Wight, a new Divertimento, for the Piano-forte, composed by i. Gildon, 2.5. So Sweet a Kime, a Duet, the words by Shakes pear, composed by M. P. King, price 2s. 6d. This day were published, price 35. f Id. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI- Lri IES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes ; including Remarks on the Theory of Generation, the nature of Onanism, Seminal Weakness, noctur nal Emission, Glees, and Taves Dcrsalis. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Primed for Highley, 24, Fleet -street, London. CLASSICAL LIBRARY, SOHO-SQUARE. TMs day was publiabed, by W. litts RT LUNN, price Ss. fine, and 31.6 d. common paper, Ik ESCHYLI CHOEPHOROE, Gr. et Lit. . Ex recensione Porsoniana. Adjecti aunt Choephoron Choriel C.intui, ain't dispositi soot in tentanune V. R. CAROL; Holm in, L.L.D. Also, price 4s. fine, and 2s. 4a. common paper, SOPHOCLIS OEDIPUS TYRANNUS, Gr. et Lat.—Ex re censione R. P. F. Brunk. These are neat pocket Volume►, erhich have been corrected by an eminent Scholar, and may be considered as immaculate. HAZARD, BURNE, and WARNERS,. Stock- Brokers, rmpeetfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the timing Lottery at.e now on Salo at their Garr, Nu. 93, ROYAL Excisaunt,Loarluo. In this Lottery, which consists of only 9.000 Tickets, the Capital Prize a art needy as great, both in Number a •ti value, as in the last mn‘isting of lit,poo, and the Dilating (which void be determined in One Day,) will ttbe place Da the 4th of JUN.!, the Kives 13111.T0 DAY. in the Lottery jest conelndistl, the Potlaw;ns CapltaTrizes were Sold and Skated at the above (Mee, viz. No. 7,205 ........ JE15,000 1 No. 1_ 0 65 2.966 ..... 7,000 1 4,r09 ...... s,7te 9,72 it No. 7, CORNHILL. ( IA it ItOI.L and Co. of the old established Lottery 011 ice, 26, Orford-street, respectfully beg to acquaint she Public that they have opened a New 011 ice a:No. 7, Cosonact, where, and at Na. 26, Or !ORD trier, they see selling Tickets and Shares tor the Lottery to be drawn on the 4th of in a. preat a variety as the limited number of Tickets will adroit; the scheme cousilts of but 8000 Tickets, than which.► much wetter number were sold to the rublic ID the last Lottery. Norwich standirg the very small number of Tickets, there air Prizes er £.g0,000, XIO,OQO, .C 5,000, £3,000, xi t oon, ca moo, ace. CARROLL and Co. sold In the last Lottery No. 4149, a Prize of £2,000 I N0.?0,149, a Prise of £2,000 No. 8,55 e, a Prise of itsoo. Orders from the Couutry (post paid) punctually attended to. TO THS PUBLIC. 0_ WEBB, for favours already experienced, re. ...turn) his s Reeve thanks, and from those persons inclined to adventure In the Small but RICH LO rrERY, to be Dimwit on THURSDAY, the 4th of JUNE, be respeettlibi solicits a preference. Having now a great variety of Tickets and Shares for Sale, at his newly 'stabil-bed, yet fortunate OSee, No. I; LUDGATE.S I RES C, near ST. PAUIA, Where the la4t Prise or £4OOO ever shared, was sold, in Ono Halt, One Quarter, Otte Eighth t and Tau Sixteenths, and Paid on Demand. Orders front the Country rancniedl7 &vended to —Geo veroment Securities bought and sold by Cviumitsion. frisk Ow k Notes exchanged fur Britt& currency, And Bilis on Dublin negotiated by G. WEBB, Stock Broker, Licensed State Lenset Wk., 17, Ludgate -street, neat &. KING'S Si Itni-DAY. 1) ICHARDSON, °ow)',yen, and Co. (the ii--Cozuractors) respectfully inform the Public that the STA it Lorputy wul be drawn toe sth of JUNE. • I 'Prize of - ,Ceopuo 1 - - • 10,002 a abnOb - • I is .C 20.00, . 10,U(J. WOO Siooo 1.009 3.000 110100 1..)01) 3,900 1000 I ,YOO I,GOU 10110 I,MIO I,ouo 8,450 11)A31) 3,0110 2 000 1,000 500 . 4IX/ 303 . 203 - 100 SO . - 50 40 - 20 . 25 P 1 Only 5,000 Tickets. . • - . . 12 • 20 . $0 • 40 • 00 - 105 . • 1 1 310 - . • . . • • Tickets and Shares are on Salt by It feu/kit:ISOM, Gaonwen t and Co. at the 'r Offices, the corner of !Sank -buikitegs, Cornhill, and fac ng the King's Mews, Cbari-n-Crose : where in the Lot tery drawn on the 30th April last, they sold the fdlowing CA. P N0.10,409 a Prise of 4'300 No.I• l 1P A 5: 51 ktl o aZE Prize In (i f 64 c 1 Sh a ma: o,00o 1i,514 • '6,0%$ 4,740 • SW 11,433 - S,OOO SASS • WU 4,404 - SOO I GREAT NEWS FOR LADIES AND GEN Lit.VIHN WHO HAVE RED OR GREY HAllt. A N OFFICER in the Army who w a re powder and i• i is lu mourning through a death in his family, wished to leave it off, but his whiskers bring redd.sh ani part grey, he wondered - it a distigurement--Seeing an Advertisensent of for Russia Dye r applied to the Proprietor to know if it would change his whiskery dark; the Proprietor was so certain of it, he wistied the Gentle man to take a bottle on trial without paying tor it, 'chic!' the Gentleenan declined, but bought one, and call-Ad In a few days again to spew !vs whiskers ware chanted dark, and was se pleased, he left his address, that if an. Gentian:ill . doUbtlaig the above, they might be referred to him, but doei not like hn name ' to be published. Gentlemen having reddish grey whisker, or eyebrows, may immeihately make them dark or black. Ladies a , id Gentlemea making a trial will be convaiced that the Russian Dye it the best article in the world fir making red or'grey hair on the head, or on any other place, dark or black; is warranted innocent; net only siarkens, but also thickens the hair and whiskers, and is not. like other compositions that are sold tor a similar purpose, which are of a corrosive nature, and mostly change the hair to a purple cast., A Lady of distinction bat declared to the Proprietor that for years she bad been obliged to wear taloa hair, akhongla Wise tolerably good hair of her own, but it being grey at at early age, through some weakness is the growth, and sang an ad. vertisesneat of the Russia Dye, resoteed to make a fair teal • of it, and so great was the addition, that her iutunate friends - would not believe s'io had Ift o the false hair, without a nu. note itivestigatioii, 411 d now constaiitly uses the Rood.. Uil to moisten her hair w Len dressire, as it prevents its falhog °Cane on the least change itione.hately uos the stu.4a Dire, w*.ic at all tires gic ca the .youthltil appearance, as Ban at Yo prink Of age. Price Half-a- Guirea a bottle, or a doznibottles sea. • Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportathisi, by the Proprletde, A. Plunca, John -street, Oxford-street, I.ondon, (observe, k Is a private house, opposite No. 7); and, by appointment ataiC noes, Piertuomrs to her Majesty, 'flasher:be-Erect Ow*, Ott, . New Boud-street ; Bacon, lair , Oiford•stroet; Wadi" sae, Strand I Davo.•n and 504,5 V, Flost-ireeti Wigs, sisClicapide and 59, Park•street ; Weed, 3114, Holborn. bok on , _ Exchange; and of anon prin c ip a l P er f umers and zsieJialess Y e a s d. r. in the Gaited Kingdom. Ladle. quad striate:lien who have a favourite horse, that by the rithoing of the saddle, .r trout any other acchlent, hav e whirr specks, by the use 01 the atu.ssa Dye can nuke them as dark as its former colour. Merchants, Captains, also Country Shapheepera, saaattautheir Orders to any Pstfunatis ' ter Medicine Venda * t h ey deal with in L.ordoo, wall receive litosral allowance. Ladies and Genus-moo residing iu the country, by-le o*v arse pagodas a letter, wad mauve by coat% one gustaea's worth. 9 • 4 • CONTRACT FOR APPARATUS FOR PUMPING WATER OUT OF SHIPS' HOLDS. Ndl Yr-OFFICE, May 19, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and comma. SIONERS of His MAJESTY', N4YY, di hertt3y eve Nair*, That on Wednesday, the 3d of June next, at one o'clock, they I will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con tract for Supplying hi, Majesty's several Dock-yards, or any one or mere of them, with APPARATUS for PUMPING Wl' FER out of SHIPS' HOI.DS. ' Patters, of the Articles, and a Form of the Tender, may Le seen at this Coffee. No Tatar will be rece:ved after me . i.loci, on the day of treaty, nor say noticed, woks: the patty, or as arta foe him, attend:. Essay Tender Ana be accompanied by a Letter, addressed to the Navy Board ' s", signed by two re:passible Person:, engaging to !acme honed with the Person tesdering, its the sena .1.e...00 for the Jae p:tfos name of the Contras?.