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VPP, :he irior.inco of Building , :, Fnrnittire, Mer l' - 1 ip-.Crawls, and all ode* Property. airainSt loss ,m e • 1,•, - `'! • . .q 1 the . rerlll6 and conditions of their pr;nic,l be 11 4 ,1 gratis at the•pritich.al Offices in dm - t London, or of the Ciun t iany's Agents in • Cviei and 'towns in Great Britain and Irelar.il. v.. lin in. to insurances by Oil: Oface without t h eo tai<i;nore.i:lanybemadefurPoliciesinsurtrg F A R ,I N s COCK. at the reduced premium of S's. per Cent. 1 , surnices payable at CHRISTMAS-DAY, must he renewed wi:lnn 13 ciqs therelrom, or the Policies will bevel& ROiIERT SKEL'I'ON, See. [ SETS and SHARES for the ensuing Lottery are on Sale at the Office of HAZARD, 131.11011, and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. ^3, ROYAL EXCHANGE. Thia Lottery consists of 13,000 Tickets only, every one of Lich wilt be drawn separately front tke Wheel, for which wro , • ranntent has granted Two Days of Drawing, Viz ii • 14th and 15th of THIS MONTH ~___ riA R ROLL & Co. Stock Brokers, No. 7, Corrkbill, 1 ‘..) and ec, Oxford stfeet, respectfully acquaint the Public they have Tickets and Shares on Sale fot the New Lottery of 19,000 1 trkets, to be drawn on tiro following days, 14th and 15th of This Month; they atso beg to stateltbat the old mode of &owl'', every Ticket from the Wheel is restored, by which the syuens of Classes is done away.—SCHEME : 1 g . o f . £20,000 6 - of —, 2 - of - 1 0 ,0 140 6 - of - I 4 - of - 2,000 6 - of -i. 400 &c. &c. Scc. CARRot. and Co. respeetfally solicit a continuance of public pattenage, which they gratefully acknowledge to have received far s 3 years past. Prizes paid on demar.d, and orders from the country (post pale) punc uatly attended to. OLD MODE OP DRAWING RESTORED! SATE LOTTERY, 13,000 Tickets, all different Numbers—NO CLASSES t—Every Ticket will be drawn scpalately from the Wheel in 'I wo Days, viz. 14th of TH!S hIONIH, JANUARY, and the followbig Day. SCHEME. iesopoo io,ood 2,000 2,000 SOO 400 300 200 200 50 40 30 are £40,000 8,000 6,000 3,000 2,900 3,000 2,000 1,400 1,600 1,600 1,500. 8,000 31,500 r• 10 14 • 112 40 SO $2O . 11,100 3,0 ( 43 'rickets. aelSo,ooo IC HA RD 3619 „G.'S ODL CK , and Co. Connectors for the Lottery, are selling Tickets and _Shares io variety of Num bers, at their Offices, the ginner of Bank-building., Corn• kill; and facing the King's Silks, Charing-Cross--where. in the Lotteries drawn in the prtsent year, the following Capital Prizes have been sold in 0 .25 Sbares. N 0.3.486 - £lO,OOOl N 0.8,825 - £ lO,OOO 5,51 f . 10,0:1 I 11,518 • 5,000 Three of 23,000, Two of Xl,OOO, One of £5OO, Seven of Z9OO, • ** ,••• ••• •••M•••• ..,..... 9$ , 1$ .. «..... &we of 4200, - &c. &c. fte. INTENDED TO FOLLOW THE LONDON PRIMER, And to arcotnpany Mavoit's Sri: wpm-80°a, WITIII A Cl .IACK-FACE and OTHER ENGRAVINGS. This day was publiihee, rrice sewed, or is. lid. with a parch pn.nr hick, and 13 to tht dose., THE PARENT'" and TUTORS' FIRST CA TECHIS:." cf Ott. DAWNINGS of YUVE:III,E KNOW LEDGE, gratifying and stimula.i;v; the earliest symptoms of curiosity in young minds, and leading Ly the easl,st a d simplest means to an acquaintance with 11 , 611 fac-s in centmnn lite, in Art, and in Nature, Illustrated with a ('lock Face, with move able hands, by means of which children may be taught the art of telling the hour ; With the po'nts of the compass; with represeo , tations of the elth. at d British Islands ; with ears of various corn; a plough, churn, hoar, &c. By M. PE I.HA Author of the 1 ondon PrimAr, Publibbed fur Ittctuato Putt.t.tts. by /ugly SOS/Tilt, No. 1, Psternot•er•row 1 and to Se had of all .booksellera. ON THE TREAT VIENT OF THE TARES DORSALIS. This day WaS published, price Is. The Third .I.. , td!' en, .-ith very considerable Additions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS n the Nature, various Cause., and the most ratioroil Mode of treating arti • Aicating shat specks of ConAun.ption inci dem to Yetub r^d lie different Stages of Life, commonly co Zed TAKES DORS. I.T ; including Its various Cenoomitanrs, enerva: the Nerrous Systern, and not 'lnfrequently destroy the functions of the finest Organs in tip- Econnmy. By H. ST. JOHN 1:1:: ALE, M. D. Of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the lin Versity of I and Practidc.ier in I..oadon; formerly .;utieon-Major to the 6th Regiment of Intatitry, to the 16th Regiment of LigLt Dra goors, and to the Royal \library Hospi7al at Chrliam. Printed for Wa!ker, and aherw 3od, Neely, and loges, l'.:tx noster-row; and to be had at No 6t, Frith—tr. et, Soho-ssuare. Where may be ha !,. price 6s. The Second Edition of tte Author's Citirargicel institutes, on the Nature and Treatment of Gun-a! , ot Wounds, with Histories of Singular CaWi of gallant Warriors, copied from his Lurnal of the Campaigns of 1776, 1777,1776, and 1779, daring the ire war in North America. rAhHIONA BLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, pr mei,' taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-scree:, Golden-square, is ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that ac. - on,f)'') , hment, or have not the modern style. _ _ _ I. At LIN'S system of teaching is expressly codied for those to wT'c it is an object to acquire tasily that fa,inonabl.• requisite for genteel society ezpe,..itlously, privately, and Ina superior style of give and elegance. T!tese who do not want priva:e teaching may learn at a small expelce, h a respectable set of pupils, no the puttiictraelling evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most e l egant f a ncy dance., and all the superior parts of the proles- Eton. The oubtcOptien Assemblies are every Pnday. .StKAIDING SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c. IF great reputation J. - COCKS has gained by his celebrated READING SAUCK, which has for many years been ratmnized and tecontmencled by most of the first Feb roilits in the Kingdom, /etldcrs it unnecessary for him to make any commti.t 4)4 its qualities, it is presumed that no Sauce ever. met with bud, general approbation and extensive sale; it is re tailetl in. Landon by upwards of 70 of the first Oilmen and Fish niou,ers; and by one or more priwilpal Fish Sauce Sellers in most Aka and market towns in the li'ngdont ; wll keep good seven yiirs in any climate. Jr is generally used at ti,ble with all sorts Fish, and - fs esteemed p•xiiitarly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rune, -steaks, and Cold Meal. As many tra.'trs ere offering spurious Compositions of their own. • th-y call Rending Sauce; I.Cocks cons:tiers it a duty he owes to th, to inform them that none are genuine but those which tsve these words on orange-coloured label to each but; le, " Rtad i Sauce for Fish, enriching Graviep, &c." prepared and bold • and tet2a by J.Cocks, Reading. Pints, :s. Hail pints,2s M LTIIA B M LOT. - —•— -- MESSR S. R. JONES and Cn. resper.tftelly inform tlu it numerous Subscribr rs, that as the ::ebeettior are de livered out, t . rlynrstory to a heavy Ballot, which is immediately expected, their :Stamped it eceipts are now ready for delivery for including the rent:antler of ti a present Year, on their nag er :ally approved Plan, of providing .übsti•utes Lox v:cry :rub. r7rilrer drawn; which is an Etetription fir Lite. An early ap 'l,:stion is therefore al•solte wresosa..y, at either of their e.qui al;tband original Militia Society Ins-rance Offices, estsr! . .'islied • Kilt, 199, High Holborn, near Little Queen-etree, ; 48. Croat ' . ll ') . la-billlllle.Sareet, near Pcrtlarri.l.l.ice. ; ll t, Higli•street, VI Ste h.gel, oppoeite Fed Lion-strcet; and 9, tscorge•street, inackfri.rs road, near tie Rev. Rovdarsi ChapeL The Agents are also appoints' to rr.:tive ,-.lrbscriptiorrs,vlZ• I .thaelllurrough, Salisbury le g, re-rk:eLer, Abingdon bookseller, Win- l i eiuk.nn,f7tan f.rd,ll.h.coinshlre chtster, • Walling:ord ! , .icr,bcokseller,Witney Cr. Act Wakingliarn .• Watkins, Cirenc e l- e r • Rit.}..l.-4.10, Greenwich • Acsrews grocer, Oxford Put:ter, us.in, b.rokseller, Hergoid Parsons, pt.rionter, '..;rzsesend 71-i.on, Luton bakers. 1 unhq.ige rown e's' , ”, Stamp Office, Sr. Al- C. Crimp, Si ttirighourtie hies• W. 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It contains 3180 a great Number of short Notes, useful 'rabies, and above sso Hymns, adapted to the Leeson' to Mill they are Waled. SCCL J By the Rev. EDI4IUND Bw.t "CHER; assisted by the Rev. iitteu WORTNINeTON, Ind the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M. Printed (or J. Johnson, 9t. Paul's Church-yard; and Siter wood, Neely, and Jone►, Paternoster-row. ARCHITECTURE - Ads day was published, collected for 1813, price Ss. ed. sewed, 'TAYLOR'S BITILu ER's PRICE-BOOK ; con ". containing a cern tct List of the Price* allowed by the mot emit 'cot Surveyor. in London, to the several Artificers concerned :n Budding, with the Jeurneysnene Price . ; affixed to each article. In which are added, a variety •!.iportaut Memorandums and ables, useful to every pc:sun C.itevr.cd in 13uiLling, Estimating, or Valui• g.--11 an EMININ'I' SUP VEYOK. Prir.:ed for J. Taylor, a- the Ar:hitectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may I.e had, lately published, I. 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She is co .; - ere t;, and ripper fastened, hie 1 Bust Man He.J, and is welt found in Sads and other Sic: es. Leing ,sung fvr ck:elsCe, she .. a miratly calco. 'hired for a ship of war. and would make a mu•t et...arable runner, or ilber.v other emptoymerit for ivioch P % . .ey or ht-r clam might be viited. Sto was captured on her vo) age se...i essord. au:, latter a smart chat*, by his Maje ty's sh•ps deice I over . Astern r caom at r, and Divito and has be. n enntienued as Prise ) , ti: Liventories, aua further Intrmation, apply to Mesta. ' Marsh and Cried, Norfolk-street, 'strand; Messrs. Wilton and Creed, Ceutciont-friars, London; Messrs. Thomas and William Eat ie 7.-1 CO. Live moot; or to Messrs. Hawker ai,d Sou" Ater. chants, Plymouth JOHN I.USCOMBB, Broker.' riyinoute life. I', 11112. Het law and valcable Cargo, cc..sisting of Cognise Sr. , n ty, / i Wines, .-dllts. Crepe.. Ribbons, ht.tionary, Gloves, Silk Stock- ings, lit.c. &c. will shortly he expessel to sale. as soon as it has been trainicied and passed by the Atveuue Officers. HAWKER and SONS. MONEY. I N OBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully inforniei!, that they ie."; be supplied with Money to any aliment, on :cress sepia: to r.e regage, secured on Freehold, Cony. hold, Leasehold Late% or Houses, Money .1) the Funds, Mar:lags Settle:l . :ruts, Wislows' jetteurs:s, Clergenien's Savit.gs, or any other property. Persons of respectability may he supplied on their persona Security only. gentlemen will find every liberal acesrme modulo's, without delay. Application ( - rem twelve to two. or 1 letters (post-psi.') addressed to Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 4,, South -street, Berkely.sesiare. r I HILIILAINS arc prevented from breaking, "Ind %-i their tormenting Pcbilig instantly rens, it t. i , y li . iti li- HEAD% ES -:ENCE of NIUS I ARU, univi rs..l y eats pined ••• r its extraurdniary Efficacy in Rtutunatisms, Pa:. es, Gaut; Affec- demi, a:,l Complaints of the Stomach ; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, or neel.cie.i, and the Lhilidams have ac:oally broke, Whitthead's Family Cerate will ease the pain; and very speedily heel therm—Prepares! a:u4 soil ley R. !abeam Apothecary, 15, Greek-streer, Soho, London i the Essence and Pills at es , ed. each; the Curate at Is. lid. Sold by every Mo. dicine Vender in :he United Kingdom. l' a s The Genuine has a black hit Stamp, with the name of . R. Jobeston, inserted on It. This day was pubhstitd, A New Edition, of nearly 3(.0 paes, in one voL eera price only Ss. with :at . I.•gant Pektmit of the Autism., of A GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, Advice to both I- -L &MCI in a voriety et Complaints. By S. 401. OMON,M.P. —ln this awful pubilcaticn will be found a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous; Hypocl.ontdriac, and C' osumptive complaints, together with an explanation of the symptoms, mode of treat- ment, and remedies in the different stages of the Inner& disease; cautions to young persous of the daeger of improper connection, or improper treatment, &c. with the difference between yaw real syrnotoms and those frequently mistaken for them ; also, aevize to bathers at Batb, Buxton, Southampton, Scarborough. Harrowgate, dcc. Nervous and Hypochondriac complaints are much more pres vaient in Europe than is gets- rally imagite.d.artended with many dreadful and alanuirg spinet ..ms, which certainly claim *gibe- nice, and deserve not as is too generally thetight, derision or. contempt: the author has thereofe been very attentive to tie eeteod of cure, &c. 1;1- Pe careful to ask for" Solomon's Guide to Health," scs es. , 41.1 by hlathews and Leigh, le, Strand ; and all Booksellers. - FOK COUGHS, COLDS, AS i HMAS, due. )AI.SAM OF HONEY, invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D.—The LAMINAS of Britain recomm. Als this excellent preparation as the most salutary and effectual ; , z.n.dy for all disorders of the breast and lungs, congealed phlegm, acri. moray !n the fluids, and ohstruetLe.s in the glands, are gently and safely discharged by easy expectoration; wine:hp and anew& floss In breathing are speetly removed by a few times It tale off the irritation, opens the thoracic ducts, and heals the foramen of the breast and Nils. Thirty years expertonce has confirmed the recnnes endatlovin the immediate relief and gradual care of Coughs, Colds, Asthinas, aed Consumptious. It is the greatest preserver of the lungs ever discovered, and contains all the heal- ing, sotfternr.g, and soothing Talkies of that ealubr.uus extract of lowers called Hooey ; ft is as restorative as Ass's Alnk, and never disagrees with the stomach ; a Common cold yields so its benign influence in a few hours, and when resor:ed to before the complaint is far advanced, all danger of consumption is certainly prevented. Such are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's Bat. earn of Honey, the result of long researches into Nature 'try that great Botanist, who dedicated his life to the discovery of the true means of health in the Vegetable Kingdona. Prise Se. 6d. per bottle, or seven in one large, for lib. To guard against Imposition, observe the name of ohaw and • Edwards, 66, St. Paula Cburelserard, is engravea on the Go- vernment Stamp, accompanying each bottle. All others age • Counterfeits. CHING'S PATENT WORM I.oZhNeihe. WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil- dren's Diseases.—Their symptorr.4 every parent and guar. Ilan of children should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite. a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pates ; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, Lod they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both is a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints,lhe above • txcellent Medicine is universally allowed, on toe testimony of eke lighest characters in this country, both in yolk and resp..eiabi- ity, to have no equal. Their public approbation, ree l s to the Proprktor, from a personal knowledge at its wencertui success n their own families, stamps Its menu beyond competition, and rives a sanction to It, of which no other Medicine of the kii.d ' :an boast. Parents and others, who have the care of eitil.i. en, hould have this remedy as a &mil- Medicine to meson to, whee- :vet the stomach or bowels of Children are any way dirordere.l, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. i, Cheap- Ide, London; Sharp and !Waal. 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'he Clergy, and bliicellaneous Remarks on the Prevention and Cure of various Diseases, Gout, Rheu matism, Diabetes, &c. By the Rev. Vi'M. M /SATIN TRINDER, M. D. To wht 'h are subjoined Chymical Experiments on the Barnet Well Water, Herts. Printed tor 'I hos. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street ( forrn..rfy Mu r ay's), ..nd 40. West Smithfield, London; and for John Page, Banier.—Of whom may he had, by the same Author, An E s say on the English Gramm ir, trice Is. Si. o*. 4 . 1 7 . Fill n his ave a t ever a the 0 013 C