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- ip:. , 4 WOInCiLLII, ' & . . . . . - • . v. ; „.. . .t- y - itz: ,----......,,..,:. . . . .t 4•4 s • : . ... . , 4 4 ,.". -„,-.4 44, - 4. . . - Or,' Onicupiri IP C‘ kde ' 4 t,.r,"4 , N,.. 47 7 ‘ . r • ' k. . . % 77"--- -)1 ' at _ ___. 1 , )11;74at 9303. war -sm.. ilfr. PRICE SEVEN-. (E. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 11 RICH WHEEL. FOUR . PRIZES OF .C 20,000! And Only ONE DAY more to draw. CARROLL, the Contractor, has the pleasure G. of atittounctig to the Public the Rich State of the .Wheel, vbith cootahis FOUR PRIZES OF ,820,0001 nut which must be AI.L Drawn cn SATURDAY, Dze. 20. The resent Price of Tickets and Shares are as follnws,viz. Ticket £2l. 19$. tuff - £ll 9 0 1 Eighth • ,C 2 18 6 Quarter 5 15 01 Sixteenth 1 9 6 The following CaOral Prizes were drawn on Friday last, Dec. 5, and Suki by G. CARROLL, at his Offices 7, Coanutt.t., and 20, OZEORD47 A ea r. where the fortunate Holders may re ceive their Money on &wand. vis. 4,349 a Prise of £lO,OOO, in Shares. 5,542 • ......... 500 Guineas, in Shares. 4,7:!(1 WO Guineas, Whole Ticket. 200 Guineas, in Sham. ` TWENTIEUL DLCEMBFR LOTTERY WILL FINISH. j AND J sivEwaicitiT congratulate the 0. Public on the result of the Second Day's Drawing, the Capital Prizes that happened to be drawn having been well Ilivributed among the Public in Shares, bit leaving Ft.UR ui tLe Xvo,oou prizes, besides 14 Minor Capitals, t• he determined o:: the Lau Day of Drawing (20. h of December) when the First Drawn Pr* will have added to It the suns of .ClO,OOO. As Tarbes ha tie not been attainable fur several days past those who intend to adventure should apply immeilately, a pas, having been returned unsold by their Agents at remo.t parts of the kiugdunt. J. and J. SIVEWRIGH I' have a select variety at tteir t ruly.fortanateold•established Offices, 37, Coultas., I 39, HAYMARKET, 11, Hozanan, And 141, OXEORD-STRIRT, Wle:re the last Prise of 420,000, and numerous other Capitals iu the last aa4 present Lottery, have been Sold in Shares. 4,349 A PRIZE of £20,000 MONEY AND CONSOLS. In One Quarccr, One Eigbdl, and Ten Sizteenths; 3,103,41,000-4.7 20 , t 6210-3,032, All drawn in the present Lottery, Were Sold in Sbarei by T. BISH, Svocx-Bzoxte, 4, CORNBALL, and 9, CHAAING-CROSS, London. ht.cei fur Blanks till Thursday, the Dinh of 'lbis htontb.(Dt ceniber). BISH respectfully reounds the Holders of the T 5,700 Blanks drawn on the second Day, that they are en titled to a Second Chance, as their suyabers will be put into the Ulna again, and re drawn on this Third and Last Day, SATURDAY, (sorb DECEMBER), • When the Lottery will knish, and THE FOUR PRIZES.OF £90,000! Besides the other moor Capitals, must be aU &we, If, however, they prefer accepting the COntractor's offer, as nuedin the Sc heme, they may twelve at the rate of 4919 per Ticket, (aed in ties for Mira) If presented at either of Wars Offices io I.endat,oe •o any oi hie Agents in the Coos. • - • •4014 roJ try, on or beim, rilUßdMit, teas el M 0 1 4: rH, onstscr.) But 'bey must observe, that.* se steins, Al frith ail kin to its Billows* fs'o, wbeiber.tt Is drawn a small Wise of a al of 5 94,000, as was the caw en tbe litlo July law, when I lib, 4,867, drawn int a Moak.. oak in is. Sava Drawls:, a 1 . Primal 49110.400. =xi abspt4b2 ASK 41. Sillems Sialsostas. Warmed 'indrawn IWtml lei Mures ari idling by T. DISH. binal-Braksf, 4, Cenebills awl il.ClaringaCross. rcounteract the many attempts that Are (Lily and, to impose on she unwary a spuritms composition In stead at the Genatne Blacking prepared by Day and Martw, they hare adopted a new Label, in which thoir *rem, 97, High Holb.irn, ts se conspicuously pissed in the centre, that they truer an atten tion to tins,aud the differeace of the type, which is unlikeeli Juts terpress, will enable purchasers at once to detect the insposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by DAV end MAR 1 W. 97, Righ Holborn; aucl.tetailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Boolimßitti, hounmeigers, Perfu mers, Bea-maker, dee. In Me United Kingdom, in bottles, at dd. It. and is. lid. cask. De. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER & AwAt.grric PILLS. CAU I,ION. FEEL it my duty to remind the Publ;c, tram time I to time until it may become generally knows, that I have the moved the isle of my grandfather Dr. lames's Medicines from Mews. Newsier, to Messrs. Bur use and Soils. Nu. 4, Cheap side, corner of Sc. Paul's Church-yard, and that their Warehouse, and the House of my fate Grandfather,- N. 53, Brutoo-career, Bakeley-square, are the only places in London where the Medi eines,prepared as the Public have been supplied with them for the last 70-years, with the Ludt improveinints of the Inveutor, can be procured. My own lotereq may Le said to suggest this intimation ; but the bariefelsousequences I daily hear of, front taking the spurious Me dicines attempted to be sent into circulation under the sanction of m Grandfathers name, compel me to make it. I now sip my name in the label of each btig and packet of the Pills and Powder that is sent from my Elaboratory, as a plain distinction of the go suine, and offer this as a caution to the Public. Mess. Butler and Sons have established a Warehouse at No. 34, Sackvllle-street,Duhsin, where the Medicines may also be had • gessuine.—iiretnn-atiem. R. G. G. I A NIES. DR. JAMES'S POWDER has been fur nearly 70 years known es the best remedy extant for Fevers, Cold., H.areenes.•es, au lulannuatoey Diseases and Eruptive Disorders artendel with Fever. Thus, hi the Measles (so prevalent at this time) few other remedies are employed. • Dr. James's Analeptic Pills, by a happy union of an Alterative and Tonic Medicine, promote insensible perspiration, when checked, at the same time that they restore the strength of the coomitutton. They are putleularly serviceable in Indigestion, whe ther induced by free living, or by a residence he unhealthy climates,. TOR. ItitzumAnsmi, COLDS, AND DISORDERS OF THE n OMACH AND BOWELS. DR. JAMES', ANALErrIC PILLS, restored to that primitive excelknce from 11w original and rutty recipe under Dr. Janiees band, delivered by him to Mr. NEW ' BERY, when he purchased, and bad a reguier astigmatic of, half the property. The negligent manner in which the Analeptic Pills have been eompoooded of late years is notorious; andouniotons complaints were received from old purehasen, not only of the inequality of their slue, and their alteration from a light to a duk colour ; but also of their being less . efficacious stitut heretofore. Mt. tiewbery (request:ll remonstrated against such mismanage. men; but in veto. He had no alternative, for be was bound by covariant* not to soil any Analeptic~ Pills but those prepared by Dr. Jana and his family. so long u they chute to supply his de. meads. They thought fit, however, to rebut that supply . lo January bat, and an attempt has been made by the Giandsou of the inventor to usurp the Whole business, under the false title of " Sole requiem." Mr. Newbery is now therefore absolved from his engagements, and enabled to render to the Public thin Genuine Medicine in its most perfect state, which he pledges Mansell to-be tdentically the Analeptic Pills as prepared by Dr. lama in hi. life.tiose, and endowed with all those virtues which eilloblishod their reputectin. • They are sold by 1# Newbury and lions, at the Original Wars. boon for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45. St. Paul's, Loudon • and Deuce-streer, Dublin; an d by tisqir Agent, Mr. Sanger . No. 150 i Oslortbstivet ; arid ail respectable Yendes in Town and Celina , / t but observe cwt Ms. )6meg/ft seeee Y eogrseed hl t. all the MDT*. 1 1 I IILTIARNIONIC SOCIETY. • AN intemperate Letter, signed S. WEBBE, hay-! ing apprearrd. in Tae Times Newspaper of the 2 ".th of ! t - emtw it becomes neremart to "ate, that the Meeting of I this Society, to which that Letter reters,—lisld for the purpose of taking Into consideration a Repot, iiidustriously circulated, that tine body had approved of i 14,w Sy-tem or Musical Edon eation-ewas attended by the following Eighteen Members,* viz. Messrs. Dante, Neste, G SU. A yrton, Arta 00d,14 Stuart. Kai hrenner,Bithop, Horsley, Novell,,, "ale, Potter, Latour. Callan, Kits, K. Lindley,C. Meyer.. aid Watts; and that the Resolu tion putted at that Nlee:iog, which appeared In the principal Morning and Evening Papers of the 22d, 231, and te4th of No vember, was rained witliomy one dissenting voice. It is also neceveiry to repeat, that ,event Members of this Soday amongst many other persons, did attend an gliabo. , thin at the Argyle Rooms, in order t.. 4 witries. the results of stew ramie of teaching iiumc, who previously agreed to give no imined , a.e opinion relative to that subject ; they therefore ma lefested none of the usual signs of diepleasure at the systematis k errors which they observed, hoe On* faults width the pupils-- trained for the purposes of public- exhibition—camtnitted while, for a similar season, the applause that they bestowed was polittitets. was good -nature toward. the pupils, but certainly not a lodgment to savour of the new method. This vociety, not being illS! outei for the purposes of contro versy, have reluctantly proceeded thus tar in noticing the report ''and letter to which the for. g deg remarks allude; and having now performed what they conceive to be a ditty owing to that Public, who have so nobly supported them Its their efforts to improve the Vius•cil Art, they withdraw from all future discus slots upon the subject—in which revolution they are confirmed, by learnitig that a Committee of the Princ pal Professors of Music in 1.001111, are engaged in preparini some remarks apon the New System, whiz,, will IC. thwith be published. Signed, W. DANCE, Joan. CASILIN, fins. ATTOOOD, F.CRA KER. G. SMART, C NIATL, C. WRICRSILL, W. WATTs T. I.At Otnh Was. CROrca, F. C. Marna, W. SIIILIMOTON, R• H. POTTIR, W. AMON, R. 'ANWAR, ViD. Hems!, H. SNAIL r, 1.11. SALE, Fun Kiss, G.E Garret/4, J. A. MOILAL2. V. Nova Leo, True. Wet.rn, Argyle &omits, Dec. I , I 217. • Of die furty.tlinee Member* of which this Society oossists, elteeii, at least, are .i her abroad, in the country, or conned by indisposition ; and it may not be Irrelevant to observe, that 111 Men.hurs constitute a very lull Meeting of the Body, and that upon the important deca.siou of the last Election of Directors, no More than that number were preseut._ THE LAMENTED PRINCES& This day was published, pries los. Od. two. boards, G V4ZARA., the AMIABLE PRINCESS QF PERSIA. " A Bishop here said the book was full of Improbable lies." Serl/T TO Pots. Printed fat I. Somer. No. 7S, St. Paul's Chureb-yard POZ rICAL WORKS Recently Published by.l.ossosaan, HoasT, Rats, Oasis. and BROWN, Patianasteriow. I.LALLA ROOKH, an Osiai.tal Romance. By THOMAS MOORE, &sq. In livo. price 14s. • Sixth Edit. Also Blesuatioos to . the Poem; from Paitaap by R. Write)), R A. in Sen. pries ins. • 2. 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'The Company return thanks to their very numerous independent and respectable Friends for a!I their lumps, and recommend the lellowing White Wines as worthy their notice t Per Das. Fine Old eat and high-llaynored Sherries 46e. Ditto ditto bast. India, matchless 60s. Tenerife, of full Madeira flavour - 481. Brame Madeira, very old 50s. Weet.india Madeira . 68s. Fast-India ditto matchless • • . 84s. The Ceeerkey also offer the following Cape Wines as being chi elect Is quality from any other that have been offered, escept what has lately been sold only by the Company : White Cape Stein Wine, 30s. per doz. White Cape Wlne,tbe finest Madeira Grape transplanted, and the old way of producing the Wine improved by experimental blab cultivation of the Grape Lands and superior process In racking and asellorathig, Sas. per doz. • C. C. Cape. the only parcel ever imported, made from Grapes, selected purposely from different Vine Growers. who are tlbe entetew the bigiscultivation of their Grape., and is what is Weise the Stem-Vat Wine, being is.:pt by the Wine Makers for the peepofe of improving New Caine Whies, 465. Red Pan ac, in Fiends bottles, and far superior to mos: French Wines, 36% Red Cape.— Phis Wine is from Ole Mailclrt Tinta Crape transplanted, and prOduces a dry full-bo2icil Lizh brilliant.co : loured Wine, 41/a. No 10, Skinner -street, and 341', Ovfnrd etrvef, Leaden. ••••••,•••••411=.1,,, MAItSHALL'Ii UNIVEKsAL CERATE, for the Cure of Burn; Solids, Seorberic Humours, Ery upelas, or St. Anthony's Fire, Sure Niupies, Erupt-oils and Pim ples In the Face. Klug's Evil, Breaking's-out About the mouth and nose, Ringworms and telsinglea, Piles and Fletula, Sore and seal' Heads, Inflamed Eyes. Eruptions of every kind, and Sore and Ulcerated Legs, of twenty years scan ing, have been cured. With out the least -confinement, after having been discharged train Hospitals, deemed Incurable. In short, this wonderful prepara tion wal be tound far mere efficacious in the cure of the above complaints. than all the Cerates, Salves, and Plalsters hitherto made use of ; witness the Lumeroua cures specified in the haul- Whs.—Sold wbolesaleand retail by Mr.:Vl:a-hail's Agents, Messrs. Straw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, (on the foot way) e.ondon, in boxes ISO. and es. bil- each; and by all dealers in Medicine. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Membeis of the ituy.ll College of Surgeetis in London, have sedulously devoted their *mutton tor these last 17 years to the study of thaw ders which so frequently embitter, anal too often prevent, that in -1 estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli• cations they have hitherto received from persons of the first sits : &onion, and the unifevin success attending their superior mods of treatment in such complaints, induces theist thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whe ther resulting from the too frequency of participating in she gale. ties of fashionable life, the unbounded imlulgtoce of hbertiouni, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and theitroys the dower of youth, by producing sterility in the out sex, and Impotence in the other, they offer a safe and perm Anent • cure. To those who, from such complaints, are prevented emeriti.• Into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over their infirmides to silence, ( mutt be consoling to know, how ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infatible method they may' be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indisere4in, and elfin) , species of Venereal Infection, by a mid 4,11.1 siever-taiiing mode of treatment, Is speedily and radically removed, without restraint In diet or exercise, as also strictures of the Urethra and Ulcers. which they are enab:ed to cure in a fort p.ria I, without recourse to the pantheist:ins , roes reeds ut the Catist;c; rtieresh•e• of which can be given to several Nobleznesi and ertitiemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, after having laboured under stricture. for nritiy years. 'to married Females, whose expecta•ioNt of those trials pledges of connubial happitiest have he,sB ilei. , sts 4, it may al ) I a please's,/ redection to know, that by a prim' p. re. lane,. is. Abair reinedirt, the genital health i. renovated, and the ittipe.ii inents removed. MINIM. Goss and ('u. ea;his.,.ifproleshutth cure of Line particular complaints , in or ter that sty may nut hr marked by a mistaken few, with thel.l justly Atfalmmi 4 , the ignorant empiric, think It but justice to itienissivoi to state, that they have been properly edueated and bitiired into every branch of the prufeision (se:tide:nes of which. from variefits hos pitals, and testimoolals truth the higiiest professional aiirboriff.r, they have to convince any inquirer). That a rs-s4:e:•se In the wartnertessisphere of our eastern world, a t well as lit ugh, r !sat!, emboldens them to assert, that their ressrarcbcs having besn con flaw' to disease. already enume rated, :bey held cot a cent "tity of renovation to such as may labour under the effects of a life pained under the torrid z•nic. Atid that having had opportunities, in their proles-i.n . i.l capa city, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the con• nitiulunal habits of seatazing persons, they Misr to them site best assurances ut inuusdisite relief; that the suczess re-ultirg Worn their eudeatiours but induces: then) so quit she practice 5.5 the general Prietitioner and they presume that t heicpreteosioass Cost/lute a fair grouts.; for the unpreceder.tiA cinifidence nitii which they bare, by the Public, beets so.hbtraily bonJured . fo be consulted at their boom daily (personally, or by le ter.) by Patients of either sea, with secrecy, delicacy, atilt atzen;ioti. 1.14)5b and Co. burgeon 13, liouver:c:stre.t, itcee aids.. GERM4N P.IPER.S. VIENNA, NOVEMBER Vv. The Journals speak of the marriage of the Duke • of Krnt with a Princess of the House of Size Co bourg. In the Ducal House of Sase-Coliosirg.Saal fel& there is no unmarried Princess remaii.ing ceps the Dowager Princess of Leiningen Arnorlrach„ Maria Louisa Vi:toria, br.rn August 17, 1786, she mo.lier of a Prince and Princess, and a widow singe 1814. This Princess. distinguished bath for her mind and person, is the same to whom the English Prince paid a visit sortie time alo at Amorbacli. BERLIN, NOVEMEER Several . Public Journals have mentioned a state. , went of -the Narrator of Brandtaturgi, r. coot ding . to which the Students had burnt the:Peaty of the H. 317 - at the Vi4r.borr. caused the Editor of :he 1-7artator to be cited. before the Ciiarnher of Justice on a chorge of calumny. An in:testigairioa has been instituted, and it has been (tis . ..overed that the report of the auto da ft of the Holy ALiance, and the Act of the Congrcis of ;henna, originatetl in a girlhood. rstanding.• It wens youth of tilt name of fdassenann, one of the pupils of hi. Jahn's Gymnastic Establishment, who pro• posed to burn thirirsix publications, the titles of which he read with a loud voice. Among these publications was the work o! Dabelow on the 13:h Article of the Congress. Those who were most dls. tan from tdassenatin heard only the Last wends, and they immediately reported that the Act of the Con. Kress had been burnt, which others confounded with that of the Holy Alliance. ROME, NOVEMBER t ChatilDin, who was carried off by robbers from Lucien's country•house go the 7th inbuilt, near Fras cati, was relea s ed by them two days afterwards, on paying a ransom sit 500 Roman crowns. The noto rious robber Barbone still roves about the environs of Rome. He demands be'ore be will surrender him. self lull and entire indemnity. The Cardinal Deacon Mattci, Prance of Veletri, who has the supreme juris diction these, is negociating with_ him. GHENT, DECEMBER 5. The Vrai Liberal publishes the following , Note, written by Las Casas, the son, from the dictation of his father, who lies indisposed at "firlemont " Count Las Casas, whom all the Papers, have made Private Secretat y to Napoleon, but who never had any other title ahem his person than that of ,his Chamberlain and Counsellor of State while on the throne, and, since his misfortune!, that of his sir en:ed, tender, and pious stream, was snatched away from Longwood more than a year ago, And detained As a captive in secret contincumt fur above five weeks in the island of St. Helena. Transported teence to the C.ipe of Good Hope, five Lendred leagues further from . Europe, he remAtited there a caictive.• for u ter i., eight modelis mow, is violativar ,1 the seeriteceod lAws of Znylisa legislation. • - r ", Thiown, when labouring tinder severe indispee sition, on board a smell vessel of two hundred aid thirty tons burden, with a clear of tweive 'lentil, and soli treated as a captive, he experienced the eider• inns of a passage of nearly lUU day... ‘• At his entrance into the ThAtees, a crib:A:ern .o.;ent of the English Police seized all lis r tree, without even Arming an inventory to be made rf them, and sent him a captive to the Coatincnt. He was forced to traverse the kingdom of the Nether lands as a malefactor, in ath jog condition. At his departure hence, we are still tg.lorant whether is .will see his chains broken or remain still in cap ivity. Certainly, it he his any crimes to replete, the ban dying of hint about in this manner is not a sufficient punishment ; but it he has committed nothing for which he can reproach himself. such a persecution becomes Atrocious." Madame Las Casas, who had remained at Paris till she learned the debarkation of ,her husband on the Continent, went to Ostend to meet him Her !iudiand had left that place leo cla)s before her ar rival, and she therefore bellowed him. We have seen tie; lady on her passage through Ghent. She wits keenly affected with those useless persecutions which ought to have been supetsededelky a simple sarrei:- lance, it such a measure were necessary. These per secutions, moreover, ate the rewards of courageous FI4OM THE TURKISH FRONTIF.PS, NOV. 19. Though the chid points of dithrence which base for some time stMosted between Rus:ia and the Porte appt ar to be stetted, )et. some We probably not )et quite arranged, as Putie is putting its for. messes on the northern frontier in a complete state of defence. • CONSTANIINOPLE, NOVEMUIR 4. Accoidiog to the West Accounts from t h e f ront i ers of PersiA, the Russian Ambessador, Genera Yes. h 4.: left 'Teheran, and repaired to . I'4Uri7, insert he will enter into negotiations with the Kan of dr: Sztab, Prince Abbas Muiza, upon the poiatz that tcruain to be :arranged between the two Euipiret. 'life present dispositions are peecealoe an d f r , uh o y . teARS.,W, NOVEMBER* 11.'• _ ' On the 14th a solemn luri.nal sei vice was Kamm d iiere fir the tempo/Led Polish •General, 'Ciaddeus • Kosciusko, It Mich the Grand Duke and all tt..: P u bl i c Authorities attended. Tlx ch•irch was hurl with Llack, and spleildidlyilion:iu.iwd. Tie butt of the &ceased way crowned a ith I tend!. The kingdom -laments the aea , 11 ub tliis hero and defender of the I.berty ol his co•!ntry,• who, like asintLer I....:unidar, will for ever 'live in the hearts of the Poke. KAm . rseu.!'i AY IS, r,tl.S.) As in the whol: 1::st and N4rilvilast part Of M. bcria, it has liaiTeited also in •Ktiritscliaska, that is the course of List winter an incredibly number of bears i!ave left the woo: s, frequently etottled the lantio n o f the Kanstscisadales; in many' places have attacked sod dyvyured the inhabitants ; nay traces have veep b eva • round ol thtir having h! td and dee, -..!•ed rack other. A cPtiple cit sho k> of at: earthslgic b i n WA. • • h It in th . : rtninruL. - - CUSTOM-1101MR, ZONIJO -V, Deeertier 5, 1817. • FOR SALE, 1,4 e Order Vat As. the Grooradsdemere Oa reesday the 111th, Wednesday the 17th, Thursday the itith, Friday the 19th; and in the following week on Monday the Yid, Tuesday the 23kan4 Wednesday the 21th inetate.at Two &Clock In the Aft precisely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing lane, • THE FOLLOWING GOODS. Per Home Consumption, Muslin, Nankeen, Shawl', Canshle, Woollen Cloth, Ivory Chess Men, Bast 7 lndla stained Paper, Lacquered Ware, Draw ings, Pictures, Paper Itneginge, Cornelian Sr.: ;es, Elimsze Pow der, Watches and other Jewellery, Sheits.Tl.read aed Silk 1.81 . e, Ditto Veils, Scarfs and Vresses; P:ate OMs, Cut Cows. Coln, Sword Sticks, Pasteboards, Sail Cloth Clock Dial Plates and Movements, Musket Locks, Sabres, Ghillies. Rose Wocd, pioca, OS and. Cow Hides, Gnat Skins, Cranberries, Wine. Untidy, Rum, Geneva, Deals, Stivn, Mahogany, Tobacco; &A and lunar" other tens of Goods as mectiosied in the Cataloieue. ::teas-se At..ou7its.—Also one Cask at Wine, f r Home Consumption, on payment of the Duties of CUSW:II4 and Excise; or for Exportation free of Duty. . The Tobacco and Snuff (except eleven Ifogsbeads that lay at Globe Yard) to be viewed at the Tobacco Wareliou•e, I.laelon Docks ; and all the other Goods at the Kink's Warehoese, Globe Yard; and No. 9.1, Thames street; King's Cellar, under the Coal Exchange ; and Tobaeto Ground, Rotherhithe, as particu larized in the Catalogue. The Goods in the Ant four days will be on view from Tuesday, the 9th, until Monday, she 15:is ; and the renisisidee until Saito , day, the 110th instant, from Ten o'clock in the Mooing to Three ha the Afternoon. N B Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Re. eeiver of Fines and Forfeitures OfEee, Custom-House, on or be fore Saturday, the Stet day of January, 18 sB, or the deposits made thereon will absolutely become forfeited. Cataknotes may be had at the King's Warehouse, No. 90, Lower I Names-street, price One Shilling each.