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"II • ~,~ • • Nums ,, n . 19.N18 ] . TUESDAY. 1..1822. RiciIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. recpect .A.L fully acquaint the Public that the New Year's Lottery begins drawing 46th THIS %1 ONTII, FEBR UAII Y. A •• • LETTER fmm THOMAS CAMPBECL, E sq . on the subject of " Gieesiuns or Wromixo," and 'fwenty ' eight other principal Articles are contained in the N e w Al o nthly Alag.ritine, No. X IV. f or February 1. Printed for Henry Colbsrn and Co. Conduit-street. Of Whom, and all Booksellers, may be had, The First Three Volumes complete, or any separate Number. Tilt ICU MR CONTAMS • 5 Prizes of 1,110.(KM I 5 Prizes of 1:1,000 5--of - - 1-1100010 --- of - £5OO WITH FIFTY OTHFIL CAPITALS. 'ALL STERLING Alm:BI - -AND NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! CONVERSATIONS ON CHEM ISTitY, Ecc. This day was published, a new Edition (being the Seventh), revised, and considerably improved, in two vols. Eirno. with Plates by Lowry, price 14s. boards, CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY. In . which the Elements of that Science are familiarly explained and illustrated by Experiments. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and Brown, London. Tickets and Shares in a v3riety of ?umbers, arc aellin• by kictrA Room, Goootxcx, and Co. at their Okiklitablisbed ()ice, igo. 104, Bank Buildings, Curnhid. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS MONEY FOIL FIRST PRIZE! .26m sr THIS NIONTII (FrancAßT). T and .1. SIVEWRIGHT having advertised every eft • ,articular of the Scheme for the ensuing Lottery, which commences Drawing 26th February (in the Public Papers), have r.:w only to state some of its merits, viz. It contains 5 of £20,000, All Money ! 70 other Carit:tls, All Money • 6.'310 other Prize, All Money! . • ...%:)::OT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! This dry was published, The Fourth Edition, in one large vol. 12mo. price 9s. boardN, CONVERSATIONS ,on POLITIC AL ECO, NCYNITII wbkh the Elenumts Of that Science are fa miliarly explained, By. the Author of “ Convtrsations nn Cheini.:trv," and " Con versations on Natural l'iniosupi,y." Rioted for.Longnun, I lurst, I s,Orow, and Urnwn. '.:cwright are Selling Tickets and Shares at N 0.37, Ccrn: . "l ; :1, il!born ; and 39, Haymarket, London; wtere t h-v Stth: i i Shares, in the late Contract 4,421, a Pri-te of !tc. and on the Last Contract, of Drawing Last L..::rre This day was published, A &mod Edhion, In price iofl. Gd. boards, illustrated with 1:2 Engravings by Lowry. CONVERSATIONS on NATURAL PHILOSO- PIIY, in which the Elements cf that Science are familiarly explained, and adap:ed to the Comprehension of Young Pupils. By the Author of " Conversations o Chemistry," and " Con versations nn Political Ecominty. 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CiI":I7T :tad Co. beg leave submit a brief state rant of the,present Lottery Schcni•• to the particular-often , the !'tedi.; ; contains Fl VE Prizes of £20,000, from .e..:,;:c0 to .E:cro Lc:ln-ivy, and .:oPrizes of AlOO hesitl..a others of FlOO, £3O, Sc. 'lt has not 'lien to a Prize. Ali the Prizes are of Sterling Money— r.• try po Classes, hat every Ticket will decide its own Fate. 4..ket or Share, hou3kt Liore the First Day of Drawing, : drawn on that or any subseilutet Day—in fact, this is ; • :• , •:•-avenient upon the Schema of she last Lottery, which with ceneral *Foliation. ;'st* I F and Co. sre•well known to have circulated Capital ta as in:atonic Amount at their old ani frirtonate Offices, I i, l'onunir; 01AM:in-CROSS ; and 31. ALMAigifiGit -Tht: Drawing begins the t".,Sth of THIS MONTH ;':vbrnary). CONVERSATIONS ON AL6 (AMA. This day were publisheJ i in 1 . '2m0. price 7s. board+, CONVERSATIONS 'nn ALGEBRA ; being an Introduction to the first Pt inciplcs of that Science. Dr signcd for those who have not the Advantage of a Tutor, as well u for the L'se of Student+ in Schools. • By IV ILLIA COLS. Printed for Longman, Hunt, l!cts,Orme,andßrown, I.onclnn. sultur.Q: kati Co. 8, Con Amt., lind 120, Ox ► r.nin liave much pleasure in introducing to the -::ce i Eietnis, and Ike Public in general, a LOTTERY f on principles calcalated to give univ.asal satisfaction. 7.ec•iii.tr features consist in there bring FIVE Prises of bieaid s SEVENTY other CAPITALS—Every :J.:a,: ;leek:lug its (4WD Fate—\o Classes. nor Stock Prises, :sterling 3loney, and not Two &auks to a Prise.-11:- ,i':Draveir,t the , 2titli or FEBRUARY. 74 .1 wriN. and Co. particularly beg leave to call the attention . Public-will:, most exiranidinaryinstance of 'Success ever aril Co. havilg Shared and Sold the Ticket :Co. Prize of X 40,000, 411tirst prawn, was entitled to !kith v-th: Prizes. of £2l,ooo—a* circunnonce. unparalleld in the A Inal. of I.otteries. 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V lIIE First Number of Volume 17, New SHIITES, -1. was published on the 51st of January, price 2s. 6d, con taining the following Articles :—Wilks on Ecclesiastical nes blishments--Burton's Description of Roman Antiquities, Scc.— Bishop of Lland.tff's Charge—Lady Hervey's Letter—The Pirate—Rev. J. Lonsdale's Four ti"rmons at Cambridge—Bek ker's Thucydides, Atc.—with a List of New Works published during he - .ionth, and announcements of others in the .Press. -.....- Printed for• P. C. and J. Ilivington, 62, St. Paul's Church yard; and 3, Waterloo -place, PaU-mall. (if whom may be had, just completed, The Sixteenth Volume, or any preceding Volume, price 15s. 6d. each, in boards ; or any single Number at 9.5. 6d . Er A few Sets remain of the First Series, with General Index, in 44 Vols. and are oifored for L; 3. in boards. KEY. G. S. FABER'S WORKS. This day was published, fn TitreC Volumes, 4to. with Three Engravings, price £6. 15s. in boards, THE, ORIGIN of PAGAN IDOLATRY, ascer tained from Historical Testimony, and circurnstanti4l Eu..!ence. By GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B.D. Rector of Long Newton. Printed for F. C. and J. Ilivington, 62, St. Paul's Church yard; and Waterloo-place, rail-mail. Of whom may b.: had, by the same Author, I. S , rmens on various Subjects and Occasions, 2 •ols. Bvo. fl. is.-2. Herne Mosaicz ; Sermons at the Hampton Lecture in 1301, 2 vols. Bvo. £l. 45.-5. Dissertations on the Prophecies, 5 vols. Bvo. L 2. 135.-4. Treatise on the Holy Spirit, Bvo. 75.- 5. Dissertation on the Mysteries of the Cabiri, 2 Yoh. 165.--: 6. Remarks on the Pyramid of Cephrenes, lately opened by Belzoni, Bvo. 16.6 d. 4to. 2s. A