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7-at. 10 IP ! 4C , 4*. • ,?‘ 4 91 k • kil 4 tat. s . I'4; mom Wm •Immoon ini•come.minammo • •••••••.. TUESDAY, DEC NEXT SATURDAY. FOUR PRIZES OF X 20,000! And Only ONE DAY more to draw. GCARROLL, the Contractor, has the pleasure • of announcing to the Public the Rich State of the Wheel, tibia contains FOUR PRIZES OF X 20,0001 And which must be ALL Drawn Next SAT?: MAY, Dec. 20. The present Price of Tickets and Shares are as follows, els. Ticket £2l. 191. Half • £ll 9 0 Eighth • , e4lB 6 Qyarter SIS 0 , Sixteenth 19 8 The following Capital Prises were drawn on Friday last, Dec. 5, and Sold by G. CARROLL, at bit °Merl 7, Coe intr., and 26, .oaroa D.& rat yr, where the fortUnate Holders may re :rive astir Money on demand, les. 4,349 a Prize of .£20,000, in Shares. 5,N42 ....... seo Guineas, in Sb,ree. 4,710 2OO Guineas, Whole Ticket 200 Guineas, In Shares. • ONLY ONE DAY MORE, NEXF SATURDAY, TWENTIETH DECEMBER. JAND J. SIVEWRIGHT have tSe pleasure of •. calling the attention of the Pubic to the Rich State of the Wheel, which contain. '• FOUR PRIZES OF 520,000 . , And which must be all Drawn on SATURDAY NEXT. Those persons whine Tickets were drawn Supplementary Numbers, wig have them redrawn on Saturday Neat, and will possess the same Chance as before or obtaining the Four Prise' of 420 . 000 - Should 'hey not choose, bone/ter, to take the ha. zard of a second Drawing, they may receive them as Prizes of .F. 13 each, provided they present them foe payment before the isth December. Ttacrrs and SHARES are selling at the fortunate Offices of J. and J. SIVEWRICIHT, 37, Coat HILL,I 311, liarmaazer, 11, Hot,aoßN, And 141, Oiroart.sraerr, Were 2,377,-a Prize of 420,000, in the last Lottery, was Sold in ?shares. THE FRANKLIN MANUSCRIPTS. .0n Saturday. the :oth instant, will be published, in One Vol. 4tos embellished with a Shay engraved Portrait, price Xi» 11... in boards, MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE LIFE of BENJAMIN FRANKI.IN, L.L.D. F.R.S. Ste. Minister Plenipotentiary from the United states of America at the Curt of Francs:, and for the Treaty of Peace and Indepen dence with Great Britain • now firm published from the Orighvil MSS. written by himsel f a late Period, and continued to the time of his death, by hie Grandson Wzaatats Tempts hunt- P saw, Eat rinted for Henry Colbert', Conduit-strect. Of whom and all Bookaadlere may AM be bad, lately petl , ihed, The Private C-orrespondeoce of Dr. Franklin, from the year 1755 to t 790, the Second Edition, In two large vols. Oro. price Li. M. boards. On Saturday, rbe 110t1 instant. will be published, In Freneb, prim 10s. ed. and in Enslisb, MADAME DE STAEL's MEMOIRS of thq PRIVATE LIFE of HER FATHER. To wbkh are added, lakeslisnles by 'M. NECKER. TM* is the work alluded to by ebe Family of Madame &toll, written doting bqr residence at Copper, a few copies of which were printed.at Genres. bat width is now for the first tiumeab iiiihnd In London. Tie . Meteors de Frame, edited by bloc jamin de Constant, the intimate .friend of the family, strongly ineltos tbe attendee of the Public towards , this tittevestiog yid ductims. as the only one width eishihits a -wssit 'pietism or also takers and qualities of this distinguished female. Printed for Henry Colbutn, Condult.street. Of whom maybe had, all another Works of Madame de Steel. Oa fiaturday, the 40th &punt, wilt be published, to bro. Price ea NNAPOLEONr PETRI' par LUI MERE. Ex traits de Veritable Maltese,lt de NAPOLtoN BONAPARTE. This estraordloary Wort was some ante since transmitted re London for pirlA,cation, but was withdr..wn from the cenkidera doe that wha.ever should real the memory of Botiaperte, might prove Injurious to the tranquillity of Europe. At the moment, however, when another work, purporting to -be from the mane script of Bonaparte is In - circulation, it bas been thought of Im portance to biwory •hat it should appear; audit is therefore nor/ submitted to the curiosity of the public. Printed for Henry Candid's, Conduit street. On Saturday the 20111 instant, will be published, • . to 2 Cols. Ave: prier iris ARRATIVE of MY CArrivi I Y in JAPAN L during the years Intl, 12, and IS. With Observations On the Coutrry and the People. By Captala Goitswwin, et the Rtudian Navy. To whist* is added, an Accor44 f a Voyage to the Coast of Japan, and a Negociations with dab Japatitort for the Release of the Author and his Companions.~' By CAP FAIN RICoRDe " I describe only what cams within my own observation and experience, and report only what I saw with dry own eyes."— Preface. Thls work will be read with a lively Interest. It comprises a variety of remarks on the laws, manners, nature of the cowry, and ddiract Pri eristic traits of the people of Japan. Printed far Henry C loburn, Co nduit-sireet. This day was published, in Bro. price Is. ROME, NAPLES et FLORENCE en 1817, ou Exquisses sus l'Etat actuel de la Si.c'eti des Mceurs, des Arts, de to Literature, &e. de an Ville. celebres. Par M. LE COMTE DE STENDHAL. This Work, the itandatlon of which is nearly ready foe pabll• cation, will be found to eghibk a lively picture of the present state of Society and Malian the Arts, Literature, &c. of these celebrated Cities; Delude, it :particular, forms a prominent r e ap tore In this interesting Volume, which is also interspersed with a vest number of Anecdotes, respecting the inhabitants the awes, the Singers, the Dancers, and the l'alut'ers of the prhicip.il Cities in Italy, aud also of distinguished trillion British and Foreign. Printed for e ; ary Coburn, Public Library, Condole-sweet. Hanover-sqar ind sold by Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; and John Cunussior Dublin. DR. HAWKER'S BIBLE. This day war pabitelied, • ACOMMENTARY on the OLD and N EW TESTAMENTS. -with the TEXT at LARGE. By the Rev. ROBERT HAWK/14,AD. Vicar Of checks, Plymouth. Complete in Forty Parte. Dr. lowlier having now completed thlt *Awn noderalting, after a period of fourteen years, the Publisher', beg to invite the attention of the Religious World to the Work itself, is its finished state- which may bit had in Parts. by o ne of more in a thus ; the w hole' forming Nine handsome Volumes, elegantly prlat.d to aver. 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TLIs day was published, in El i as Vols. stems , 11:o. price £4 inboards, and a fine Royal Edition, wi h Proof imprese:oos, price £.7 is. in extra boaras, embellished With fine Portraits of Admiral ileaissw, Sir elsudesley Shovel, Admiral Montle gur, Adni rat Barris: eon, Right Hon. l.ord t lawke, Right Hon. Edward :!ostawel:, Lord Howe, and Lord Meson, fri HE LIVEi (4 the BRITISH ADMIRALS; Pontalninx also a new acd accurate Naval History, from the Earheu Period to the Present . Time. By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, Esq. Barrister it Law. London : Printed fd.r the Assignees of C.l. Parrinvott; end sold by 3. Harris, corner of St. Paul's, anti all other Bookielterfe 1 he Subscr;brrs to the first volumes of this Work are parties. 'arty requested to complete their sets, as to a very Mum time the owportuniai will not b, afforded Arts. A smatter number.of Volumes 7 aril 8 has bcen printed; early application to the Pub• Usher is therefore wecespary. QUADRILLZ DANCING. 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Tiers Ceram is ,sieallr !-dizctious fur all ill conditioned Sorei,SorelLegviSeurbutie Ante 800, lthrehee, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles litrakings•est ow. the liar. Nom. are, Eyelids, Sorer eami ktionsiul Spew. Saw Heads, and other z;corisutic Humours. Toe ES iIENCIL COP• • i* AKD is perhaps the mo.t active, penetrating, and AIM woos remedy its the world. curing the severest Sprain* ant Brui,es in left than half the time usually taken by any other LA. • aliment or Embrocation. It also heals cuts, penethres from amp ! instruments nails. thorns splinters, Ike. with incredible %hitt out smart or pain, preventing ionammatlon aid festering, , swi to equity useful in the various accidents of animals—ln abort it is a domestic remedy of such one outman exctilence and utility, ! that tio family sensible to it. own comfort Aught ever be without it. Prepared °Sly, and soli by R. Jonusron, Apothecary, IS, °rusk street, Soho, Loudon. Ihe Essence amid idle at Its. ed.' ' each ; the Ceram at is. lid. and us. W. They may be had el every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. ••• The Genuine has a EWA Ink Stamp, with tim name sit R. Jonas row, inserted ou it. • • MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeeria in London, have sedulously devoted ig their atteudon for them last IT years to the study of those dime. i tiers which so freqoendy embitter, and too often prevent, that Des 1 estimable blitsting, niktrimonlal felicity. The numerate app.. oations they have hitherto received from persons of the lint dlle 1 unction, and gm uniform success attending their superior mud* 1 of treatment in such complaints, induces them thus publielylo offm their assistance. to all eases of Debility or Deficiency. wise. [her remaking tram the too frequency of participating in shoplift dm of lashinnable Lie, the unbounded ihdulgence of lileartimana. 1 1 or a secret sohtary habit, which weakeus the energy of the mind, 1 and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility In set, and impotence in the other, they offer a care and permanent , cure. To those who, from such complaints, are prevented catering into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood ever their infirtaaira in silence, it Mud be consoling to know. h aw ." I ever ddheuk or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by othg.: Practitioners, that by a rrnovidng and iroirl ibis. method they ma y !be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain 1 disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, wig every species of Venereal infection, by a mild and never-faintly ' mode of treatment, 13 . speedily and milleally removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Glees, which they are enabled to cure la a shon period. without recourse to the painfuldangerous el!eetr of the Cauttie; references ' of iviiiel. ran be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of high ream rtahtlny, who have been ruled In a very short period, after having laboured under strictures for many years. To married Females, whose ex2ezntiorts of those tender pledges qi connubial happiness have been defeated, It may also be a pleasing re3ealote to know, that by a proper perseverance !a their rernelies, the lira era% heJlth is trauvated, and the hived,. meats re inov.hi. Messrs. Goat :col Co. exclusively professing tit cure t'e thew particelar rentplainte,ln crier that they may not by marked by a toistlitett frsv,with the obloquy so justly attache:a to the ignorant empiric, tleak it hut jo,;tice so themselves to stare, that they have hero properly ed-i-ated and initiated into eve-, branch Or the profrasion (certifies. es of which, Irian various bolo Oats, sad testimonials front the hlgliat professional authorities, they have to couviace any inquirer)., That a resideriaa i n the warmer b e inisrhere of oar eastern wall", pe widen in other parts, emboldens them to assert, that their rose_ ches having beeel pin. fined to diseases siready'entrinrratcd, theybolit cat a cart of reoovatien to such as may labour- under the debilitating effeets of a life paned under the torrid owe. ['And teethe:, that having had opportunities, to theist,. prekisionatt eeps. I city, of forming an intimate acquaint:: with the too tette:o9ost babies o f seatartog parsons, t s ogee to .them she best assurances ot iouwahote raft f; that success rank*, irons their einleavours hest induced them in cleft the practice of the general PracOtioner, and they presume ;hoe A f a r preon , tons constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented email hence With which they have, by the Public, bevu so libtraflrlsoneureck 'es he consulted at their home daily (personally, or by letter.) by Pat.exts to ells's' acs, wc.l. secrecy, .iettcate, ;nd atteoecau Pat ne.ts In the country are recovered to rmm cite rertica.ros of idol: cast, age, mid manner ol :Mug. r".lkOrea remit:atm for advice ii:tlentediclurs; and the vivant es tell be erem ti ( 0r ,.. 3 0,4 t o tint pat: of the Irlor! , .!r, • G*3.. , :i arid C.v. jurgerhu, 12, !fets;v ai: antic!, nit. st,..b.ct. ~ a in 9609. EAST-INDIA I-IS:IS P., Octokr 20, 1917. IHE COURT of DI.:"ECTORS of the UNITED I comm.:yr si MERCIL4 NTS of ENGLAND, trading naass, do hereh she liaise, tia a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be e l at their House In Leadenhall street, ou WEDNESDAY, , c 7+ December rest, at Eleven o'Clock In the Forenoon, for eerie of dec - 1.1. - Ir.3a DIVIDEND from Midsummer lest to s:umas nest. JAMES COBB, Secretory. EAST INDIA HOUSIr., December 3, 1817; THE COTTR/' c f.DIRECMRS of the UNITED Cq"."TANY MEPCHA NTS q NGL.IN,D, tratug itf EAST I:V7-lEs.de hereht give niftier, 'I 4t die Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ap. u i n ed to he hAd at their House in Leadenball-a: reit, on I'F.INVDAY, the 17th instant, is made Special, for the pur „„o tenNit!ering certain Resolutions of the Court of Directera rp ,err the FEE FUND, and certain Payments heretofore 0 4, and proposed to be hereafter made, from that Fund. JAMES' COI S, &worry. I A.* Alit HOG'S 6, Decasl.4 , 10 4 )Sl7. TINE COURT of DIRECIT;RS of the TINtrED GO .11 PANT of Ili ERCIIANTS of ENGLAND, tram fi s Ir-IST INDIES, 1. herd., give notice. *l); , t the Papers relative to the appropriations from the FEE to in the Court's Advertisetutut of the L'd le ait, :re upon at this House for the perusal atikl inkumiat;on of to Proprietors. JAMES C(: Sezrair.y. EASTINDZA HOUSE, December 12, 1817. fr OURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED r. OA:PANT*/ MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, emus, hat SAET INDIAS,do hcrese give no tic e . That the Quarterly General Court, to be held at this House on W ED N ESDAY next, the 17th in st. is made Special (with reference le tive Advertisements of the Court of Directors of the id and 4th Imam), for the pur?nse of submitting to the said General Court, fie iheir approbation, agreeably to tile 19 , 1 section of the Oda CluFter of the Ily.Laws, Resolutions of the 0,4 a urt of Directors, • the audementluned (Wt.', granting rur.sions to &trend Pia Date of Court's From From A:solution. Cu.'a Fee DC April 9. Mr. George Dentinicus, Cash. Fund. Total, lam Company's Husband £1.:0 itSGO £6st) 1101. Aug. S 4. Captain John-Coggy, late linter Attentl.lit - 1110. April 11. Mr. John tlulland, its SOO 200 400 SOO 400 600 Freight Acceuntant lel. Feb. 1. Mr. Peter Frost, late Pepper • Warehouse Keeper •! soo 400 600 PM March u 7. Mr. Robert H. Peart, late Clerk, Secretary's Miele nil. March V., Mr. J. M. *oak, late Clerk, Secretary's Ofßoe . - 1610 100 200 1112. Aug. et; Mr. Win. Manes, late V.4ecit. Atkigtomant'a Ogee - nib 800 100 MS. Feb. 1. Mr. Wm. Coward..kne an Elder SA SA Jan. SO. Lady Whnerton, Widow of Mr. Richardson, late Aceouroatit. General . fan, that Sn eonformity with the 17th and l ad* Sections of detail Sib Chapter of the By-laws, dill Resolution of xhiourt et Directors of ;1 411th of August,lBl6, appoindng Lieutenant- Cohost Alexander Briee, on the 'Retired List of the Fort St. gawp Reablishmtntow a Military Assistant to the Auditor, at a Salary et 1300 per Annum, will he submitted for the mproval et the said Oilseed Cont. J4MES COBS, sseratary. ROO ' 100 SOO J 300 '3OO SYSTEM OF LANGUAGES. THE ABBE Bossur. with a view to f.tcilitate the Study bf Language 4, has compiled, agreeahly to new principles, Mustrated in the introductions to the Work+, a series el Simple Momentary Books divested of Pettad7ry and Intri cate, wheat object It is to teach Foreign Tongues by the same mom by which childree acquire their Vernacular Tongues. He madders Worde u the Bo ly, or tangible Substance, of a Lan. grew he/begins, therefore by teaching Word:: and he tomt it's idioms bathe metes :ad Spirit of a I.antruage ; dorefure. after teething Words, he teaches the Idiomatic Phrustologire.- The WANK is thus quailed to translate from the Language, and ft compeer in it, by means of any Books of Exercises, or any ehlwareted Systems of Syntax. An adult may nut only by this Itittemelfectually learn a language In half the usual time: but it it Anon the only Means by which a Language can be taught to eildren,who have ordinary powers of memory to retail' werds led pigeon, with small powers or pigment, by which to coin "alp Piked grammatical rules • tical distincduns. 'Kim foliewing are the Works, .. L'Asa a Bomirr, com piled and published en the ' les above described. Flee Works en the French Language. 1. The Falsest and. 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