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' 7 • : ' • . . 1 , ... • 1, ._ . . . r T : lls , 0 .z. s imar i4 i i m i t 4 • r . ..............-••••••• • " - . ._. .. . .1 • • ••••••••• •••• rrtHE SOCIETY of PAINTERS in WATER- PIJBLIC'MOIAMIII4VirtPtiIEORGE IT U'l ilfria*r• lari: *a ' ..i ii , • sir 11'' 16. 1 , .-t • - ' . T a GEN E fu t mEwit ik withe , mutat B lot" . Itr • . .': • •77, ,, i. , ,iii a i - - .5...: in ar• or:-, 7 , - ... • 77 7. ,„ 4.1114. . ••• A. COLOURS wiD open their EIGHTEENTH AN- Ill:AL EXHIBITION NEXT MONDAY, April &Id a at An DEIS • for the PUBLIC 11005,0111111 NT, is hia its ' Blot" • tr e ' • lets:ft ** : I sie .. • the Sotrnas Rata, PICCADILLY. . 30 10 ' COPLEY FIRLDINO, Secretary. of mar U at r jh it had ! t the Thatched 4 111 1 , 10Illiallrthe hlth . ~ -- .w. • . . Wt.: loc-.411 v 2lb .. 1 Ili 0 The. w a s the zati i ssaasnoissi ID the o a k Barimi s m yks: „. • .,- .•--: . , 1 I Is.': ' 1 • • 1 j m ' ase s a mow ' asr . :. .. :'• ill I I -14 • ONE DAY TO DRAW. . ff 2 a 1 Shares It was Retehed. Fine— . a Mo. Wk., jois ID 10: 30 / 111 11*.; • C .l. atfo •QAVIVI; and Co. are selling the Tickets and She fitment to tbe memory Of 116 Balfour, .1, • • 1.1.. D. Pedigo/es" of Durban US sO ea 1,1 / 4 3 for the Yid of the present Month, bang the Last Day of with Mr. Wpm. . .., :. k : ' • Bleadery st- NI .0 )Irma ' . • 1..' 1 0 brewing, when 2d. ThatAlWiles ba pftr- Burton, '' - •1010 0 TWO PRIZES OF .C 20,000! pose of e A 1 /1/ pay • A m , . to o • . And Twenty other Capitals are sure to be drawn, and Not u t ,. o ". o l , o p,a me.to .1. roo . lllt* C D C i tkilliginrai . 40, • curdi Vr lllll 'Pl ibet Znest . Oft Sa o ; lid e • • jr. 1 . 4" : -300. a, 'I t• 6 Blank« to a Prize. tilde delay. • . 10 0 Two a th e Capitals of the Lau Lottery were Shared and Snit sa. That file Comoddoitigligg2B4:l- Conw Oassel•Wva. . . .i. •IR• 9 = _ a usei -or mosef oi dth ."‘ . sit 0 bv Sit IFr and Co. at their Offices, No.ll, Pouvrav; 12, Cam- 15161litaft tai airy • • Caton* lt% LTA - - - .1 - ire to. • jr . 6 . 1 1 o sisc-csos.; and 31, Aimee?' Ilion-svanrr. !me matinee Utik , - .in.* '0 % el k" CamPb r iii ' 21 20 1 1LC.M. ••• ," : 3 111.. it avt . :. .- : . . s 5 0 ___ 1 t. Thot Ma -3 3 0 BISII has already Shared and Sold TWENTWTHIREE 44 „ost. A ..„„ s ji, Compb 2 o4 . let. Atayhte•r4 • -. S•JI • Q it • Oturtee, ' •.. bp' 11 5 ':'• 06; • - 11 9 CAPITALS in ibe present Lottery. , Bodes throoshOot the *Oh -_—. - -- , ~ • 1 ChainPuiPik ilialt s ti , it o •-• • v" 10 le :9 p ew , k n iii,3 .. k . - 1. 0 4 ALL IkIUST BE DRAWN LAST AND ONLY DAY, Stll. That a detailed Katefent ."'' ",""• - :'s COW Christian, Carpal ~ • - 1 • 1 6 NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, the 23d of APRIL. mitt" relative to t h e s u b scr i pt i o n be pu.. . R o ya l Veterans 4 1 ° owi, • llfri.' • •%. - 1 1 0 • Guntur, Mr. and Pim &Micron - 2 ' b rp BISII, of the Old State Lottery Offices, 4, 6th. That these Resolutions be. printed in different Morning emejar, H am , i st ,. / A ntemns _ coionel annipime s • 5 0 •_ NW - - - 1I o A. • Cernhill, and 9, Cherhsg.Cross London, calls the atten. and Evening Papers. • ~ or inidt liniment. the 011egns • flasinissißaa. - .. 20.10 0 tion of his best Friends, the Public, to the present Rich State of • (dived) . BARRINGTON, Chairman. and Of • • • - 10 ltntion di a, bi lag' s Oran the Du . he . of - -2 2 0 the Wheel, which contains ' The NM of Bbsdagtookhavisi leR the Chair, the Thanks of a ntr a* - •. • •• • o Bothoehilb, N. M. FAS. .. 100 0 0 TWO PlIrtES of 00,000! • the Meeting were vend to Ms Lordship for Ms attentive and int- Cl ar k e , Wil li am, L g . - - • 20 s 0 partial conduct.. By Order of the S u b - C omm it tee, Clarke, Ma. William - 55 ° Riaddli "WIN almi Co' ' - 32 10 0 And Twenty other Capitals of .El,OOO, X5OO, Etc. ke. - - 3 3 0 Raper, afetthew Bog . H. GORDON, Assistant Secretary. caliliorpe, L a dy • f, ' - •• 55 0 Illni u, h irh M 'my ho lira wn nn TIT ESD A Y.. the 23d inst. - - A S 0 .. . • 1, : 1 'T /i .4 Twenty Capitals „OW, All of which MEAT be Drawn on TUESDAY,ihe23d inst. When the Lottery will entlitly finish. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on sale at BISH's Offices in London, and by his Agents in the Cduntry. Every Ticket—Every Share—Every Capital—and every other Prize must be Drawn NEXT TUESDAY WEEK. Calthope, Lady . Clarke, Richard, Rog. Chamberlain of London 10 0 Clarke, General Sir Alured, G.C.B. - 52 10 Coutts and Company, Messrs. Thomas • - 52 10 Choimley, C. Esq. . - lO 10 Chambers, H. E 54. . . 10 10 Connell, James, Esq. Leith . 2 2 Cooke, William, Esq. . . 5 5 Clements, Rear Admiral . 3 3 Cambridge, die Corporation of . 10 10 Counhorpe, George, Eaq. 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BUTLER, Chemists, No. 4, Cheap ) side, St. Paul's; and 220, Regent-street, near the Argyle D Rooms, London; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; and Sackville- D street, Dublin : PLUID EXTR ACTof SARSAPARILLA (Simple and Compound), for making the Decoctions, and par ticularly suggested to the Faculty for its portable convenience O and economy. O APERIENT SODA IC POWDERS, forming an agreeable O Draught, and at the same time acting as a mild and pleasant O Laxative, relieving Heartburn, Bile, Indigestion, Nausea, o Acidity in the Stomach, &c. O CARBONATED SODAIC, GINGER BEER, and LE- U MONADE POWDERS, for producing the much-esteemed O Beverage of the same name. o CITRATED KALI, for making Saline Draughts, rectmt- O mended by . the Profession for its convenience, as more counts O in its operation than those prepared with Lemon. CARDIAC TINCTURE of TURKEY RHUBARB, a O warm and pleasant Luative, adapted to Gouty Constitutions. O EFFLORESCENT EPSOM SALTS; the disagreeable O flavour which generally accompanies Epsom Salts, is greatly O obtiated hi this preparation, besides which, only half the quan- O thy is required for the dose. O CONCRETE JUICE of LIME, for Punch, Unlade, Sa o line Draughts, Ices, Jellies, or any other purpose where the O Savour of Lemon is required. • O CAJEPUT OPODELDOC, an excellent application for O Chilblains (allaying the irritation), used also with much success O in eases of Rheumatism, Sprains, &es O STOMACHIC Birre.H. TINCTURE, a very agreeable O Tonic, recommended hi Indigestion, debility of the Stomach, Ike. O COMPOUND TINCTURE of POMEGRANATE, as Allectione of the Bowels, Indicating O TJ scrultE, for the Teeth and Gums, much 00 0 aln4VillistaGritin°:ll:AhlanmllT:4l4"llolo4lcreln.}l POWDER,and A; 01 rp The abOve Preparations, when Genuine,. 0. Buassas Name sad Address attached to them. i . ASTRINGENT will L:►re :h approved. Jlesers.