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IF f- • ill % • r c 4464 • • i f r f(S A-4>o 6.0-40c„e - k • • u fiC 4 k 36'4 1111°3 I • gr THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1817. PRICE I'F.NCR. THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. . the LONDON GAZETTE. LOTTERY FOR 1816. SCHEME. YO,l K) Guineas 5,000 Guineas 1,000 Guineas 500 Guineas 400 Guineas 500 Guineas 200 Guineas 100 Guineas SO Guineas 25 Guineas 17 Pounds PAnOFFICE, Jan. 13, 18ty. JAMES BANFORD, of H. M. S. PEACOCK, late Loup Corvier.—A Creditor having applied for r lyment of a debt due from the above-named Seaman, amounting to 2.7* 6d. Notice is hereby given to the next of Kin or Executor, who may apply to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers for further Information. 1 This day was published, hi 2 vul I 8 vn. Price Ali 4s. in b:ardi, the Second Edition, of !USTI-VDU 110U8B, loamy 7, 1817. THE COURT of DIRECIVRS of Me UNITED COiIIPANYef MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trains to tht EAST Is Dnts,do htrthit give makes That a General Cunt, of the said Cuiritany will he held at their tioute in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the Mit in•tmet, front Nine &Clack in the Morning until Sit in the Even ins, tor the Ei EC I lON of a DIRECTOR of the said COM PANY, in the 10011 of P.:cumin Twist` °, F.q. who !iris COL4B, ELEMENTS of the NA'rU RA L HISTORY of the ANIMAL. KINrIDOM; comprising the Characters of the whole Genera, and e the most remarkable Sprees, parti cularly dine that ito• Natives of Britain ; with the principal Cir cometaates of their History and Manners. By C. 8 I'EWART. Member of the Listeaan and Weri,eian Societies. 1042,000 10,500 5,250 3,150 3,360 3,150 2,100 1,580 2,310 21,000 25,500 ANATOMICAL THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL. MR. HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON will begin their Spring Conte of Lectures upon ANA TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the Operations of SVRGEatY, so Monday, the 28th instant, at Two o'Clock. Principles and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. Heat!lngtnn. Anatomical Demonstrations and Dissections at usnal. Further 'particulars may be known by appl,lrg to Mr. Jerkin. son, Apothecary to the Hospital. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Pater• no..rr•rnw ; and 8.11 and Bradiute, Edinburgh. This day was published, in foolscap Seth price 7a. in boards, FCCENTRICITIES for EDINBURGH t con mining POEMS, " A Lumentation to Scotch llonksellera. " Fire; or, 'Fhe Still Palm." " Mr. Champer nnune." 4 . 'Elie Luminous il.storian; or, Learning in Love." " Loudon Rurality; or, Miss Bunn and Mrs. Bunt." By GEORGE COs.MAN, the Younger. • " His saltem vestrail , stsir 3n Orbs Incus."--71vin. AT nurlerials MEETING of PROP R IETORS a EA.; r INDIA S POCK, held at the King's Head Tavirn, in the Poultry, Lotal'in, on Weilnesda7, Jan 15,1817, JOHN lIINNO. I•e The following Itegolo•iori N m o ved by lone Suit!, Esq. and seconded by AN BROUGH, E q. were uniattlan .usly agreed to. That it is the opinion of this Meteins, 'Tilt Mr. Grown RAlKls,oonnectril as be is with the Cennaerctal Tweets's of this City, is Peculiarly eligibla to fill the vacate:) , in the I)lreetirt ace casioiied by the resignation of Mr. 'I c: Itat ITte loss of Mr. l'svi v a nu's vc:y valuable services is the meeteen.sib i l f.k. from the two precei.ing eocancies :Ting else lessened the nottibter of D.rec'ots partici:l4.4y connected with the Ms reantile interests of ch'r eq. Thtt Mr. Lucas knows devetien to whatever he under. takes, mid his habitual perseverance, are ore VP I);M.$ Hers will at all Caw, be unread tingly exerted to proint.te the i tit resfs of the Comp:my. That this Mrellwg will :tie their most strenuous exertions, collectively and ii , divulually, to Insure Mr. Rear es's Eleeon. ItlliN ' 1 UNNO, C , airrnen i . The Thanks of this Meeting were unanimously voted to Joni Testi°, Esq. tor his able conduct in the Chair. Mr. Raikes's Committee will sit daily at the King's Head Ta. ecru, in the Piaui ty, from eleven o'clock till four, where all cons• inam.cations will he respectfully attended to. A 120,000 First Day 1,000 Guineas ditto 500 Guineas ditto 800 Guineas ditto 400 Guineas ditto 400 01dneas ditto 300 Guineas ditto 300 Guineas ditto 31.0 Guineas Blanks enoided td 95 Gslncas Lads. becond Day, 'l, 1,000 Guineas ditto 500 Guineas ditto 600 Guineas Ti, Of DRAWING. 38nuary 21, 1817. Janvary 31, 1817. February 6, 1817. This day was published, In royal Wow. price 7s. 6d. Vol. 6, Part 3, of REPORTS of CASES Argued arid Determined In thr COURT of COMMON PLEAS, and whet. Corrts. By WILLIAM PYLE TAUN rox, of the Midas am ple, Barrister at Writ. cosseuti n Pillar and Enstlferertns, 58 Cl,ll. ITI. 1816. Printed for Longman, HUM, Rem Orme, and Brown, Lon don; and John Ballawyne, Etliaburgb. DL STEWART ON UTERINE HJEMORRILsGE. This tifrf was published, In o:taro, price 6s. in boards ' AHJE‘TREATISE ON UTERINE 10 1 1- RHAGr..—By OUNC ‘NT STE WAR.sr, Physicisa - couettur to the Westmin,ter Central Dispeosoy, and Lecturer on Midwifery ID Loudon. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, No. 32, Fleet street. : Printed for J. Butterworth and Scn, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. Of whom may he had, the preceding five Volumes, prke £6. 161. hi beard+, and Vol. 6, Parrs I and 2, price 1 5+. s-wed. T. BISH. 'ibis day was published, In one large rut. Svc.. price tr. 10s. In boards, I)INDARI CA RMINA, junta exemplar Heynie num; Quibus accessaunt Note Heynlame ; Paraphraa!s Ilenedietina; et Lexicon Pindaricum ex integto Dammil Opere Eryinologiee exerrptum. et justl SPvie disposltum. Dials-mit et edldit HLNRICUS HUN I INGFORD, LL.B. Cate B. Mari= Winton. prope Winton. Soeius 6 . 6 The Lexicon Pindaricum Is sold separately price les. Ms. Printed fir Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, price Ins. boards, The Second Edition, with very considerable Additions, of THE MAGIS R ATE'S MANUAL; nr, a Summary of the Dulis and Powers of a Justice of the Peace, carefully compited Iron' the hest Authorities, with Ex tracts from adjoil..eil Cases and the Stunts , ' to the Seth Geo. 111. IslB, with a copious Cnlkvion of Precedents of Summonses, Warren's, Convictions, &c.—By W11.1.1.1M MUNE, Attor ney at Law, and Clerk to the Magistrates acting for the Division of, New Brectford, Middlesex. London: Primed tor J. Butterworth and Son. 43, met•ureet. Imendations, haviog considered the fore . uird I.ettery for the year 1816, to be drawn provisions of an Act passed in the 56th year of • do hereby signify to you our Consent ChaMbers, the lath day of November, LIVERPOOL, N. VANaIT FART, LOWTHER. Directors of the Lottery. I.AuIE• AND Genrt.excv, The above very flittering recommendttion not only animater♦ me with confidence earnestly to solicit the honour of your suf. fra. , e and support at the ballot for a Dircctor, in she - place of Mrs Twitting, but pledges me to the closest attention, and the mvl zealous exert dia of my humble abilitiee in your serv,ce, should 1 he tortunste enough to succeed through your tavatir at the Lies. dun, whidt takes pure on Wednesday, the E9'►, loom. 1 have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, With th? greatest respect, Your most ohelient and very humble servant, GEORGE RAIKI* 'IHOMSONI CONIRPEC I'US.—NEW EDITION. This day was publisbxl, handsomerprlnted, in neat Packet Volume, price 6s. ACONSPECTUS OF THE PHARMACO POIIAS of the LONDON, EDINBURGH, and DUB LIN COLLEGES of PHYSICIANS ; being a Practical Com pendium of Materia Medici and Pharmacy. By ANTHONY TODD THOMSON, F. L.B. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Second Edition, greatly improved ; including the recent Alters. thins in the Phirtnacopeela Londiaensis. Printed fur T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-etreet. _ _ _ . _ .ATE LOTTERY. 1E LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. Co. 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford. t to remind their beet. Friends. the Public, BEGINS DRAWING NEX r Tins. A 20,000 Guineas, Two of 86000, be ,o3,- all in STERLING MONEY. The entitled to 25 Golan. each. Oa the tst oflanuary, 1817, Wai publiArd. pr.ce Is. (:.0 be continued Vuotitly) 4.;, of IIHE BIBLE MAGAZINF. and TIIEOLO. GICAI. REVIEW. Although the condi:cwts of this work are in ao.ne measure changed, its objects anti design still continues to.be the promotion of Valli Christianity by the detection and exposure ar Error, the display of concealed and long.negitcted Deettinrs, acid the illustration of Bible •I'ruths Ihe present Number contains, among other papers nn the fol lowing subp.ois—the nature and character of the Covenanted Grace; the FAllof Adam and its eifects ; a set:1111:o 0111. A 114117. L. Div:iiity ur Socinisnisni nosed ;on E.xlitetations and Invitations ; the utility of the Heathen Classics in reading the Bible; the parable of the unjust Steward ; Reviews of Corrie's Missionary Sermon, and Coiiirngliant'i Detente of the Bible So ciety, together wia. various and clicusive Religious and Litt:ary Inteillgeuce. Pri..ted for Ogles, Duncan Sod Cochran, Paternnerer-row and Iloibnrn, London, and may be had of all other litink•clifrs lu .be united Kingdom Nn. 29, Cornhill, London, Jan 15, Int 7. The trouts Of B.sllnttio,t are from alne to six, at the India House, in I.eadeultail sue , t, when the glasses finally rinse. Is recommended to the rottnnate Offices lAR I'IN AND CO• FIINCE. PRIVATE LE I' rFR. Grand Prize of 440,0D0,7731, A 20.000, Of whew may be bad. A Catalogue 4;1 Medical Bonk*, peke Is. ud. tr PAltlE, JaiSuAiT 9. , ;I".XT 'TUESDAY. hope,: that a anatinuation of the Kcia which attended the Purchases at his :tety, will await those who honour hint is the popular S t'A'l'li 1.0 17E&Y, on TUESDAY NEX r. the satistactiou In the Last Lottery of sts Oates. N 0.7, CORNHILL, and 26, the lollowing Capital Prises: a Prise of • sgSO,OOO a Prise of - 1,000 a Pau of - 1,000 a Prins et • 14)00 a Pnae of • 1,000 a Prise of 500 a Prim: of • .500 a Prise of - SOO Costary punctually attended to. lEXT TUESDAY, TERY BEGINS DRAWING. will receive in ad.litlon 3,700 (Adams. BLiulis will receive 95 Guineas sub. SCHLNIL CONTAINS laws of 40,000 Guineas. 5,000 Guineas. 1,000 Guineas. 51,0 Guineas. ,unteat, and 70'of 2uo, 100, and SO Guineas, 't ED PRIZES of 25 Guineas—besides the ..fl7 ciel. _ _ _ GOODLUCK and Co. beg recommend to the attention of the Public the Lottery, which with only 1 2,000 I icht ts, splendid list of Prizes, a•id respectfully *M.cit (Aces, Cornliill an I Ciraring-Cio**, where, r Capital*, they have had the good for 'rico* to t► greater amount than any other a Prize of - 21,0"0 Cutneas . - It 5,t,0x.) Guineas. tlic last I.ottery Contract, 20,000 I 11,791 ,Clo,' 00 10.000 I &c. &c. &c. , acknowledged, by the most respec precision, char the Medical Boards, rstab. Surgeons of Charlotte House,lnkfriArs ...nicer, Oxford-strict (a few doors from fountain brad for advice. It is a fact, that, these Gentlemen, upwards of Six I Lou been cured annually of obstinate Dises•es been discharged from Hospitals, and bun. iproperly treated by persons ignorant of an las - pridession. MUNRUE, and CO. are consulted daily at rash of their Establishments. orby let • , stein!: their case, wise, Me dicine and , puts 6i the Kingdum.—There are side ind.pnvate scorns tor females. louse, opposite the Rev. Rowland HErr House, sitar New Bend street. :EITVIATISAIS, PALSIES, SPRAINS, hitIIISES, &Q. Are prevented from breaking, and 'tin itching instantly reiroyed, by ESSENCE. OF lOUS fARD, for its estraordinary efficacy In Rheims. Affections, and Complaints of the Stomach; Remedy has bees unknown or neglected, zonally broke, [TREAD'. FA vlil.Y OERATE ' very speedily heal them. 'fhb Cerate all tit-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scor- Pitnples, R ingworms, Break. Nine. Errs and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed d other Scorlite lc Humours. The EsseNCII tps the most active, penetrating, and elicit. wothi t airing the severest Sprains sod ill the time usually taken by any other Llub ; it also heals Cuts, Punctures front sharp e- with Incredible feel psin, preventing folliammation and Signer. tut in the various Amides*. of Anknals-- tmestic Remedy of such uncommon escelletree family sen,ible to hs own comfort should , told by R Johnston, apothecary, No 13, Lond(m. The Essence and Pins at es sit tid. and us, ad. Thl are aka sold at ty be bad of every Mesita* Vanderiailia has a Mask ink ap e oda die sante al ritton Insetted on ts. ig ig I 30. 039 f T,t. Ell. 3 • It .lt,rXT TUESDAY r 1 k r. .XTRAT HIRD from T I. g Priv., of s - 5 - • • s„ 8 1.: 10 • 15 - a ~a - 3" . .0 d • 9 IGO Tickets. yrit-drmvn Prize rP Second ditto 1 hird ditto " Fourth ditto Flth ditto to Slack ditto Stecuth ditto Ei l iteth ditto 'kit 500 Blanks I Nrst•drawn free :tend ditto lihird ditto r• oal Ist, 1 / ids 3ds November 9, 1816. Alter our hearty come Irg Scheme of the Thiri .went to the provision sl.!:.jesty's Reign, we Aspiuhation thereof. * reasury CI 816. ie To the Managers and I ie STA r• EXT TUESDAY THI ,Pr A RTIN and C it 1 street, beg leave ti sJ the LOTTERY II AY. Two Prizes of dt. forty other Capitols ,t Ll'o Blanks will be e ui rla early application Is MA 'ho sold in Shari* the C t &c. r! isa • CARROLL I • extraordinary cur • Ices,* the Last Lost their commarrds e t hick begins Drawini u is G. CARROLL h4I tt r' Wag, in bh..tes, at IIL • XFORD-8 IR EET, th No. 7,785 . 11.810 . 19,110 • ,344 4,501 • r. 3,440 - 1,,,,0 5,800 - Order* from the i NE If STATE LO /kit S Drawn Prizest ar*t 500 Bias& Sc Prison 6 • c▪ i 4410 and 300 G mins • EIGHT HUNDR LI all Prizes, which are • ICHARDSON have to recommt of the present • ins the above splen 'r Immure at their lift Jet A memos other • ti Go/don Pt a at, via. VO. 431 - a 10,144 • I' And in t No. 678 5,8.8 It • T is uhivorsally a 'able part Of the pm ▪ hid by the celebrated andlWouo"stock.• ▪ 441 street), are the fa • tie ranted mimes of • I) rat ems have bee • tty Ut whom had bee ...tit IA been improve .*4; branch of the ve 1. V.r.srf. COOPER, b at ranks of people, Si • s i.om the Country, • ttt are sent to all p ▪ 4: at each house, and • •D'.'e'-'t Charlotte Ho . • rttor Woodetock I 'I• I_:.'LAINS, Riff • I HILBLAINS their torment:: WHI rEHEAII q- nily esteemed Ed ti "'aisles, Gouty Ai where this certain I f tl c Chilblains have WHI IrEHI rose the Pam, and r, , P 4 sficacious for a Eruption,, Lilo. chi 0 t on the Face, N 'lnv Heads, and a • %El AP I) IS perhaps remedy in the I us. in hiss than hall • cr Er.lbrocatiem ; '"ei.tt, Ti. , onset cc p 1. equally u.et 'or:, it is a Uomest. :3'1 , , that no Fa N.: without it. 'hared only, and • h.street, born, • the Cent. at Is Ctenhill; arid may rd Kingdom. 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(Prke One Guine a, In boards), of rrHE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOP4EDIA; or, 11 Dwthuoary of Arts and Sciences, and Miscellaneous Liters. tun.—Conducted by DAVID BitEWa L.L.D. Fellow iif the Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh.and the Society of Antiquaries ot.Scotlaud; and Honorary Member of the Literary and Philosophical Society of New-York, and of the Royal Phy sial From the progress which has now been made in the publication of the Edinburgh Ettcyclopzdia, the Proprietors ht:ve been cabled to lix with accuracy the greatest number of coluraes of which it will consist. They are, therefore, ha r py to anouraie to their Sub. scnliers, that it will on no account exceed Is colonies; and that no charge mill be made 1.. r any additional sheets, if they should be Whoa necessary to complete the Mork. Ten colonies have airiatly appeared, and the remaining ours will be published at as abort Mitt vale as possible. 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Quant plurienta auidt et Grzcis Latinam, versienein subjecit. EDV. M N I. rBY, S.T.P. o ,* This new Edition is enlarged at least one-thlrd; the quan tity of every Greek word is marked, and a Latin interpretation added. In a copious Introduction Dr. Maltby has most perept cucusly laid dowa the Laws et Greek Mere, and the Work now at once answers the purpose of a Greek Dictionary and Grating. Cansdbrigix Typis Academicis Szetidit loonies Smlti; ye• newt' spud Cadell et Daviev; F. C. et J. itivingtou ; Payne et Foes; J. CutheU ; J. Nunn; l.ackington et :one.; Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme et Brown ; J. Ot ridge ; Law et Whittaker ; E. Jeffery ; J. Boo ker; R. H Evans; J. Richardson ; It. Priest• ley; G. Gmiger ; E. Williams; JamesElack ; J. biawman; it. S. Kerby ; Baldwin, Craduck, et Joy, l.ondini; et Deighton et Socc. Cantabeigin. FRAUD PREVEN fliD. TO counteract the many attempts that are d.tily made to impose on the unwary a speriou, compnsition in cead of the Genume Blactingpreiared by Day and Martin, they are w oa d t o adopt a new Label. in which their address. 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, sad the difference of the type. which is 'mike all letier.presi, will enable purchasers at once to detect , the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made by DAY and MAnTIN, High ikdborn will in future be sold In Bonk% at 6d. Is. anti it. ad. SINN aik a copy of the Label left with an Venders. DAY Ana MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. DIXON'S ANTIBUJOUS PILLS. VITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of all those disorders which act on :be Stomach and Bowels, aecasiocdng ludtgesuon, Heartburn, Flatulence, Headachy, =id a variety of other affectessb, the consequence a action of the Liver and Binary Organs. These Pith sake Gym recommendation of mild operation with succeriful flint.; sad requiring no restraint or confinement during their use, j are in particular a most valuable and convenient Medicine for I Gentlemen at the Army as Navy, end Travellers. In tropical climates where the consequences of redundant and vitiated are sq prevalent and alarming, they are an effectual protecAn from those evils.—They are likewise peculiarly calculated to cor rect, disorders arising front excesses of the table, and to restore the Injured tone elute stomach. Bold in boxes at 24 9d. 6s. 1 is. and MK (by Appointment) by It. Burnes and Sows, Chemists, No. 4, Cbeapeidei corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Sanger, 150, o:teed-street; Wright and Co. 11110,Higlretreet, 24greeght sod by the principal Bositsenn o sad Druggists ia every Vir y tad MK in the 54910,111. ‘f A fresh investieatioa. has taken place tit the expenditure of the War Department. The Princes have contrived to introduce M. de I.t Banrdonnaye, one of their devoted partizans, into the Caminito:a appoiated far that purpose; and his ii.fiarece, toge ther with that of his fellow Ultras, h.ts treen such as to carry a decisian of the Commi!.sion of the Budget, importing, that eie appiic ttioa made by the Minis:rr .4 the extra titty millions in allestion, is admissibtr.— The Minister mated in justificatian of himself, t'iat we greater part of this sum had been applied to t! , •! expenses attendant on the hunting parties of the Court. Is theft pieties the Prince. ate alwaxra.- tended by numerous military escorts, swarmed tn divers places in the vicinity of Paris. for the porpoie of relieving each other. While some detachment's are thus employed, others have assigned to them the task of making the necessary preparations for the chase, in order that game may easily come to the hand of the Royal sportsmen. To these causes of expense must b,r added the damage frequently done to the lands of the farmer, for which indemnity has hitherto been thought advisable. The inhabitants within the range of Rambo&llet, S:. Germain, Com piegne, and Fontainhlean, are night and day kept on the alert by these military incorsicms, which remind them not unfrequently of those more hostile and destructive of 1314 and the succeeding year. " The Election Law, which.yesterday passed the Lower Chamber, is viewed by the Ps laces as a death blow to their cause. The Due de Berri, with his unguardedness. betrayed this feeling on the subject, *hen the Crimea of State, with M. Elecqiiet at its head, waited upon him to pay the comma, homage at the opening of the new year. Royal Highness greeted the compliment of that Body, by abruptly addressing M. Becqitet, one of the Com mission for reporting on that law in the folLwing terms—' votre infant poi des Elscsicass, tessera-tells ? ass rests, perils passe ; aka ar sera fiat dr longue dar;e.'— You will find that true must essentiAl article of that law, that collect cling the formation of the Bateau of Electoral Colleges, is amended ; that Bureau being formed by the Electors themselves, instead of the President of the College. In this instance, the Ul tras voted with the Liberalists, headed by M. d'Ar geeson, the eloquent mover of time amendment. It appears that the Duke of Welti4;ton, in coming to Paris, has cieldt.d to the winoieg entrea ties of the French Ministers, will will tudeavour to fix him there during the continuance of the critical juncture of France in regard to the Allies. M, de Richelieu sagaciously observes that, while at a d - tante, he is accissible to no influence; but that H er g:sem is Paris, it Hannibal at Ca4ssa. The N Arle Duke attended the other night the representation of Hain:ei, the following passage, which in 1814 WAS carefully omitted, was, on this occasion, inadvertently delivered by the actor, and most rapturously applauded by the audience : --- aN -- 'avons nous pas awes de nes 'Korn malheurs, I.sissons i l'Anglervrre in son sleud ct srs p:vurs. , L'Angleterre en fottaits troy houvent fut Monde." a At the Theatret, public sentiment never fails to express itself by similar bursts of applause on all pos sible allusions to public affairs. This was instanced list night on the delivery of the following lines ad dressed by a soldier , to one who denies due respect to his services : " Mes clignltes, ee sent roes blenures, Mes names, ce sent ales Istuirr••" " The Report on the projected law on liberty', of person, will be made this day in the Lower Chamber. The discunion to be commenced on Mondan will be opened by M. Saulnier, who will combat the Projet with warmth and talent. Means of influence of every kind have been vainly employed by Ministers to dixert him front his purpose." . • .! 3