The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-10-01 00:00:00

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Mt& 140. lilt. • „ • ~--- - titti ffra es;r•tr/ • .opt• . , 4 10 • S I • t 4 4 1 4 ;94 4 . • ~' J •r • ;:' ," • '`'c 4 .w RICE - . than for several year*, and the whale of the Lottery will be drawn on 'TU ESD A Y, the 1 4 1.4 of October." The Sale hitherto clearly eyinees that the Scheme Is approved, and there certainly is n fair prospect *revery Ticket being sold before the Drawing begins. PRESENT Pato!. Ticket - - £l9 19 0 - • ,1110 5 0 Eighth 49 19 0 5 4 0 I Sixteenth. 1 7 0 Tickets and Shares are on Sale in . great variety, and persons in the country, svhs SA A difficulty en getting Tickets or Shares from Agents, may be supplied, by sending their Orders (post or trrlage p to caber of Bish's Combat, or 9, Charibc-Cross„ London. Half Quarter TONTINE TAVERN AND HOTEL, ST. BARNARD . STR:..RT, LEITH. TO be LET, for such a Term of Years as may be Agreed upon, that elegant New TAVERN and 110'1'EL, situate in St Wirniird•street, consisting of eight parlours, four teen herr rooms, kitchen, serv:nits' ball, cellars, &c. and fitted with every cnnvenieocy which eau be considered requisite for the purpose of conducting a Tavern mind Hotel on an extended scale there is also a coach hau.se, and containing 24 stalls. The itou.e having beam built by subscription, and being immediately connected with the Assembly Rooms, and other rooms now fitting up fir commercial purposes, and the Proprie tors having studied the accommodatlint of the inhabitants, and of travellers ee,arting to Leith, w itlinat any view of profit, the rent will he made very moderate, considering the situation, ex tent, and elegance of the buildings, so that thgre can be no doubt that an active and obliging tenant wilt meet with every encouragement. For ,!iline.s and entertainments ufa public -na ture, the tempit will be allowed !braise of Atom dancing sown% which is 80 fret hug, 4i) feet wide. The premises may be taken possessi Of) of immediately, and for the encouragement of a tenant, the rent will not ennsmenee till NV hitsuntlay, 1812. Apply, Gar every necessary information to James Amain, Merchant. Leith, Secretary to the Proprietors. Leith, Sept 21, iSII. MR. ELLEItY, Oculist and Aurist, No. 10, Westantwer Bridge-road, hash's fur many years past devoted the principal part of his tone to the examitsation and quit% of the various. Oise.ees of the Eye and Ear, begs to inform the. Public• that his practice is now exclusively confined to those complaints; and is happy to observe, that the result of his practice hitherto has been isarked with that peculiar success which convinces hint, that the proximate cause of Blindness, In minx instances, witch has always twin considered as immove able, may, by a judicious system of treatment, be perfectly eradicated, and the unfortunate ,iderers re,ttored to sight; as he hits lately succeeded in several instances of Opaque Cornea (which have geocially been considered as among the above sunstwr; ; also in several cases of Gaita.Sereita, and severe and etnnplicated cataracts. N. B—Atten , lance at home from Ten till Four. daily. Days of Atten.lance for the indigent, who most have letters of region qieudation from some respect:l4e 'loose-keeper, are, Tuesdays Fridais, from 'fen till Twelve. Patients (ruin the Cointry may be accommodated hr the Hoax. . 'LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1811. salresout•,••• la. By Mr. PAREBROTHEit, On } v iiIIDA Y. Oct. 11, at 'Votive, in Lets, peremptorry. EFLY valuable and desirable T ong LEASE - A HOLD ESTATE, being held for an unexpired term of 55 yew's. comprising keventeen substantial brick-built Dwelling,- houses, situate in Queen-street, Lombard-street, and South Sea court, near Lant-street, in the Borough of Southwark, let to tenants at will. Also Ground Rents foe the same term ) issuing out of the George Public-hoise, nal seventeen Houses in South Sea-. court; the whole producing :thorn 3501. per ann. Also a net improved Rent of Twentysfoor Pounds per ann. for a term of.l3syears, issuing out of two capital Houses awl Premises in Mint-street, now in the Possession of Messrs. 'Moo ry and Brown. To be viewed. Particulars bad till the Sale, at the George Public-house ' -in Lombard -street; and the Hor s e - sh oe , 80, , rough ; the Museum Tavern ' Black friars' . Bridge; Garrn way's; the Auction Mart; and or Mr. Farebrother, No. 9, Beaufort-buildings, Strand. . CbLUIRATED MRS. WELLSII.I This Day were published, in 3 Vnls. tlmo. extra boards, Price One Guinea, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of Mrs. SUMBEL, late WELLS, of the Theatres Ros al Drery-Lane, Covent- Gerdes and kitiymarket. Written by herself. *** In these long-promised Memoirs, which abound in Anec dote and highly-interesting Incidents, the following among other distiuguished Naaies appear, with minty original Letters, ludi crous and serious, from several of the Prates, to Mrs. Wells belt--- Major Tophato, Mr.-Reynolds, the Dramatist, Mr. Kt...able, Mr. Samuel, Tate Wilkinson, Mr. Ford, Mr. J. Palmer ' Mr. Sheridan, • Mites Peter Andrews, Mr. Stilleben Mr, Scott Waring, . Countess of Derby, Mrs. Jordan, I Mrs. Siddons, &c. &e. &c. Primed for C. Chnpple, Pall Mall ; and J. lilacklock, Royal Exchange. ✓'':. PUBLISHED THIS DAY. POPULAR WORKS. Jast.published, and Jones, Paternoster-roil', spa so ld bv BirokseHers in the United Kingdom I. Fifth Edßina, price Si. 6d. . • .AR TREATISE on ' Treatment of A•flf W fikEz NG; ' of the LUNGS I riniti4iplop, explicit , the different preparations of the Strip. Ay I. T. FISHER, formerly an Asthutatic Invalid. • Author bas added an Address ter /he of the discovery, and a titan)* avatar or unprepared Stransonntiri ; wren' an t ants opinions rtf a Jetf-heldiat fitecof &zed ReesPiratioti Nato. . r tedsrgiviesid starredted k priate.2s. SII CAtALOt :UR of DRUCPIS specifying Asropertics, Doses far Chliitreo and AduPo, the propel' ehides for their Ilse, the Diseases for the care of which they !employed, and retail Prices; to witch are added, a De,: so of the ilferent Medicine and Eheinic.4l Test Chests. . enenterstiou their comets's, as adapted to different an necnunt of 'such Meditines us are families residing in the cuYatgr. Ejr , Chemkts to her M liesty : • convenient Work, nod coataaas. N II short ilseful medical inforesatioe:" . 0 . • • • Curries) Review, Aag.4Blo. • ' . Price As. • DISSERTATIOI °. the dailies and Treat. ..;ASES of the TEETH. With expliPt Milinagemen', so as to render theui white and firm in their Soticet, and In preserve them from Curies, Tooth aches. &c. -Ily J. P. hertz, Surgeon Dentist. " This Work contains much useful information, and we hope it will experience that extensive circulation to which the Im portance of the subject entitles it."—Monthly Compeadium of Mediciue, June IWO. Literary and regular Quarks, or Fee-hunten, with 'alms fled the Fieldl • Price 3s. 6d. An EXPOSITION on the Present State of the PROFF.§ SION and I'iLADE of All:MOINE. as Practised by Physi cians, Surgeons, Apothecaries, C e is, 1/raggists, and Quacks in Great Britain, &c. &c. By Jeremiah Jenkins, Esq. a late Member of the Faculty of Physic. " This Work not only merits the seriorts attention oftbe Mem bers of the British Legislature, but every parent that regards the health and hhppiness of himself and oll;pring. Tiie many impositions practised by Regular Meo,and Quacks, nere detailed, reflect indelible disgrace on the cowitry."—Mouthly Compea! dittos of Medicine, May A • For the Inferntation of Parlitunent, and heads 4Fainities. Price 2s. LETTERS addressed to MI C. 6. PRENDF.RDAST, Esq. M. P. dec. on the.Pr:sent Stine of Medicine in Great Britain, and the Opposition presented to its Improyemmt, as a Science, by the London College of Pity ; with runirasted View. of the State and tiogress of Surgery and Pharmacy. s r , n o t cramped by the same illiberal Beytricdons. By Richard Recce, M. D. Member of the Rnvnl college f Storgenes, Published by - C. Chapple,l4 P.oisaialt, and klethi it. rue • King and his Subjects, in every quarter of the Globe, tunas - ing what is deism:lie:sled the Conotrt. pliE LIFE of 1,0 R I) VISCOUNT NELSONi 1L of the Nile, &c. By Mr.' HARRISON, • - With the assistance of origami and atukeptirrited community ;V - lions, from the dearest of his Lordship's Family a Friends, - The public are respectfully informed that this great). hooon re d Work is now completed, elegant!) printed, An two Beo. vote. enriched wilh a beautiful Portrait of the Hero, painted by Sir William ileechey, R. A. Price 11. 3s. boards. A fine Edition, on large paper, hot-pressed, with :.rouf im pressions of the Portrait, price V. lit, extra board;. " This Life of Nelsou.deserves the attention of E rope:— Private particulars have been furnished by his Lordship's ie. wily to the Author. Public-papers have been communicated to him (rain the Offices in which they were preserved. It.is likely to remain the prominent, acknowledged, and standard biography of a Hero who has carried British Naval Glory to its highest pitch, and who has contributed. to awaken in the remotest corners of the world, a belief of the rincibility of Frenchmen. The Work is drawn up with becoming courage. The at curious particular of the Court. ante Ministry, and of the army of Naples, are evidgated with the indifference of posthumous history. It were useless to make a regular ana lysis of a Work wnich will soon be in general circulation. We think bighly.of its literary execution the due proportioivand • detail is observed ; there is little of declamz.too, and much of document."—Antitial Review. Fur* accommodation of the public (who are all into. rested in this valuable Life), au edition is. published in 22 Weekly Parts, at One Shilling., and the large paper edition at Two Shillings each Part; and those Subscribers who have taken this Work in Parts, are earnestly requested to complete their Sets, that thly may out hereafter regret the impossioisity of doing so. Mr. Harrison humbly presumes that the prediglcitis number of original Letters, w ritteo by Lorsi Nelson, with which he has lieeu Immured from all quarters, and the vast fund of in teresting Anecdotes, eolanunicated by'his late Ltirdshlp's Frt• wily and Friends, manifest on the slightest inspection, will sufheiendydemoastrate the authenticity of the genuine Wolk, which has indeed already obtaioed. the approbation, and very flattering veconimeadalion of almost every individual of Linde Nelson's Family and priucipal Frieads. Also, Dedicated by penal.% to his 'Royal Highuess the Prince - Regent, in 2 vole, large num. price One Guinea in extra boards, embellished with 17 finely executed Engravings, from original Drawings by celebrated Artists; embattle( in. • teri,al views of the Loadoo 'Theatres, and Portraits of the .. Pi-dormers. THE DRAMATIC MIRROR: containing the progress of the English Stage,front the (...,1* of Julius Cteiar to the present time.; with a Biographical Accouut of the principal Performs Cr, before and shire the lire of Snakespear, including every thing that is interesting relative to the Stage. Likewise the Lives pf all the Dramatic Writers, from the Restoration of lbrul to the present time. Also, an accurate account of Drury. Lane, Covent-Garden, the Haymarket, and the Opera Iloose. and every circumstance connected with the management and taws of the Stage; acemnpanied with well-executed views of . the interior of each Falifice, and a Biographical Account of all the principal Performers attached to each Theatre, accom panied with Portraits, including same of the Most celebrated At - tors and Actresses; together with the Life, and a finely eo graved Portrait, of Madame Catalani. In order to reader the Work as perfect as possible, it con tains an Historical Account of 011 the Iprincipal Country The. acres in England, Ireland, Scotland; and Wales; and embraces every subject relative to Dramatic and Theatrical Affairs, and supersedes the necessity of reference to the various Hooks writs ten nu this favourite Natimutl Amusement, which have hitherto wily given detached pieces of Stage History, or have been tut necessarily volisinotts. -" " • . • ••• THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. • ""e LIFORNSBY and 'CO. St.C.k4brolli* . No. 2d, BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. BOOKS PUBLIS IS PRASENT EVENING, October 1 , .a..i. Cornhill, Wilily Inforks the I•ublle thatbey have . -*oa- --, .will be meted the Opera of „ on Sale a great ef•TIQKETS and S HARES in the This 'Day was published, Pelee it. • • peewit STATE knit, all to be Drew, Otlbbeill. r t. CASE of PETER FINNERTY, 'nand= ' NEW POPUI . - THE EXILIC. . ' Ralf Pivsest Prie4 TEilusts lady 419 19s. ' Jost•pti B Slierwtod Neel • and Jam Count tilnek, the-Exile Mr. EGE ON ... . lign full Report (gall the Proceedings which took place 3 ' ' 3 ' , . ,•.. sCI9 b (-Eighth it tiff is tbe Court of King's Bench upon the subject ; and of which . all Booksellers in tt sr, itrILANCHARD; liars@ A Qtlarter ' i 4 1 Sixteenth • gl - 7 I COIN Calmar, Mr TAYLOR ' • lo' ' b u t an imperfect Sketch has uppeared in the Newspapers, with The Daly 13,5011Tiekets. , The Fifth Editi lirim, Ur YOUNG ; Smits, /de FA • Notes sod a Preface. Coruprebeluting ass Essay upon the Law 'Elisabeth. Miss LOG.kN ; Katharine, •B TON i COFFEE ViAIiEIIOIJSK, 200. UPPER THAMES- Which is annexed, au Abstract of the Case of Colonel Draper, A FAMILIAR TRE Alaninn, Mrs H. JOHNSTON.; •-• • PS. Preventing', nod Treatmet • STRKET. NLAK BREADISTREET-HILL. upon 'whieh pr cedeut Mr. Finneity professed to act. and CONSUMPTION of the ter which, 11,1 time; Hits Clnind Pantomime Ballet of 11[ RAYMOND AND. AGNES; . SERVANVI and Co. reimtfully infbrtn dub . Landes; Primed fir N. Josses, 5, Newente-street ; and to direction s for the use of the till Friead„,,‘,4-jialisablitsourthey-have, opened a Ware-, be hat of all the BoAsellers tit the United Kingdom. minions Herb, By I. T. OR, THE CASTLE OF LINDENBERGIFL home fogeili Sale of CO Frno only, which they beg !corms& N. B . The prollis of ibis publication to be applied to the • Sergeori, and formerly Don Rs mond, Mr BOLOGNA, jun. offer at the following, missamthie endret, fur ready a lone .. i n Mae* of Mr. Finnerty. For whom subscriptions continue to TO this Editing.. the Author Count of ' is, Me JErFERIFS. quamitlesof oat le thaw there posit-.. 4 6 4 be received !gide. Edward Langle y , • 19, Edgeware-road ; Public on the priority of the t Catudest of Lindeebergh (Stepmother to Agnes)die anima* or will coMIIIIIO CoFee,- Ir. 64. to 1.. 9d.; some eery pad, at It it '' , : i t' d ' a r t -trg= e f t ee-de l t da ; A u ' M r , ii r r a .L a S d i . " " wr-strftsi 1 the s'e, • 4 4. tits ' and souse of the • reAnest qstality‘d, , Mit"KNIVETON; ._. Daaehter to theConot of Lindenbergh), Mrs PIN COTT ; It m A t a il l , l° , s w.apre b e ii k n a v r e t i f, lllll , t bi t i .... -0 1 i1111* :. ' . trake ° 4l etidd• Per NI- ' - "Walssu , ss..‘„ajk . 40 It su vri a. sowis, "- r P itty,. egas, liit -, . . Margaret, Mrs PARKER - •,hie Day iseellsbrit,, - of the Bleeding WM (Mother of:Apes), Mrs WATTS.' ... Viik THE SALE..OF 110001 KIN GS ONLY. . The Third Editlini, mitre; arrow, • Bfacbeth-00 Thoesiloy. Tbe Cabinet. _._ . 1110tROOL1 mad Co. Maisalletarecirof SILK, - COT.. • C.§.TALOGFUE - of lemma BOOKS, .AN ENGLISH CAtALOt A. • ' eutstoming tite Wet iarlera and Approved Arthors ins their properties, Doses for Chi tIS be t ragietted In Halfinalt Fire, and the Ph• Y' ILP TON, and WORSTEDBOSE at Nottingham and Derby, A f. &Wry, Medlciee, Midwifery, Materin Medico, Vehides for their Use, the Disr, Th. , set Six. • ~4... rapectiolly make kilowat t that . the tatty breweis-Londoei ap- C . Pharos - Icy Ilistliny , and Veterehary Medicine •to are employed, aid retail Price iA.. second Pear l& 6 d- - Pit 35 - 6 d• ; st l nnt b P '""" I...feted for the Sate of their Stockings, is Si, Ctiorkirte-street, w. Writ_ . added , a co - ' orpieEs - Li''st orthe Lectures - delivered ' in scription of the d reran Medit lery its.; SeelettiPrke Galled Is.; Se- Itathbone•plasse, tiro doors from Goodge-street, where the put* Loudon, with their hears of Attendance. Sec. Also Tables of wish an enotoenitioo of their c Mend. lie, may he sopplied, for ready money, at the maker') price, be- Hie Pa of the Medical Department of the Army nod Navy. climates, and uses; and an nem . ...-- . ing full 20 per cent. tower thee any other home iisLondon. Sold by John Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown - court , necessary to he kept by Emilie TUESDAY, 22d of THIS MONTH, Note-Tae lowest price is marked am each paper of hose, tied PrinCallreet, Soho. . Reece, Burgess. and Co. Chemi. - WILL BE DRAWN, no article hut stockings sold. A Discount o f 10 per Cent. silloweitfor Ready Money. ' a 'this is a very convenient i MALLEST STATE LOTTERY EVER KNOWN. • • E CAPITAL PRIZES are more various,— - THIS MONTH. by the Mouth or Year. iekrts mad Skates am smut pre nuds cheaper than for 'l' BISII , Contractor for the present small Lot- N. B. The full value given for Medical Libraries or Parcels of Bpoks, or Books Exchneged. ' • II Prie mil pests . S. • eery, respectfully acquaints the Public, that the Scheme .t Externise lone Leasehold Estates, and (lisund Rents, producine me A ut F o A ri M he lL l l ) A is ß li Ti A l s S E S s Eit. of 'f l A b : $ - Prizes of . £15,000 contain. 6,000 ON LY 13000 TICKETS-MORE VARIETY OF PRI- near Four Hundred rounds per AtlnUnl,. in the Borough of structions for the Mann f 6 - - - - 2,040 ZES-TICKETS MUCH CHEAPER Southwark. ... _ • . await .6 _ ••• a a -a_ _ _a • o. _. a _ ... . . . /716.1NG'S Patent WORM LOZENGES ) are _ Patronizti by th L e first IS unicorn iii the Kingdom, as %tell as- hy the follow in flonourable Ladies, who have given this Medicine to their own Children, nod also to the pour of their respective :lei/Idiom hoods, with unparalleled success:— Duchess of Leeds. Right Hon. the Countess of Durham of Rutitusd. Mousinorris. Right lion. 'the Countess of Right Hon. the Countess of Darnley. Cork. Right H n Lndv C. Capri. lion. Lady. Roston. Right Hon. La l; R. spencer. Hon. Lndy Say and Stk. Right Hon. the Countess of Lady Page Turner. . nhodsbarv. Ludy Love;. Right HIM LadyL.Eiridgentan Awl may other Ladies of the first 'molt and character, too nuraerott to Wert.' told at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cl's:ay.:de, corner of Pativemillens row; and by roost country Rooksellen and Medicine Venders. to foxes at *. 94. and 5,'6`. inch. Nk.W LNGI.ISFI GRAMMAR. This llay was published . pprice 3a. 6A. hound. ANEW ELEMEN'IARY GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE; with an Appendix, contain ing a Schea efts'. teaching, Grammatical Composition, on a new principle. JOHN FEW WICK. The three principal parts of Gra omar.nre, 1. The Dere lopement of the Nature and Reaso.i of Grammar. 2.'sThe Ex hibition of the Forms of Words. And 3. The Rules for the proper Combination of words. The two latter, without the first, art inert and dead, and yet the former is almost banished from Grammars, or is reduced to cold and barren definitions of the Parts of Speech. It is the object of this Grammar to restore the : nobler part of the Science. It begins with the Boy's understanding, and helps him to comprehend what Lan guage and what Grammar are, before it calls upon him to com mit to Inemory.the Inflections of Words, or the Rules of Com position. On these pretensions, it is offered to-the Public; and with the Public the solidity of its claims is respectfully left.— The Appendix, especially the Scheme (in No. IV.) for teach ing Grammatical Compositiou, is particularly recommended to the attention of Preceptors. Printed for Wilkie and Robinson; C. Law; O. Robinson ; Vemor and. Co.; Black and Co.; J. Murray; J. Hatchard; W. Miller; and H. Colhurn. In the Presi, by the same Author,' . NEW EXERCISES in ENGLISH GRAMMAR. This Day were putdislied, By LONGMAN, HURST, and CO. Paternoster-ro Price ss. in boards, I. APRACTICAL TREATISE on the different Specie of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION (the Scrophulous, Exanthematow, and Senile, or of old age), and the Super-irritative and Sob-irritative Species of Asthma, with their distioguishinespoptions, and the morbid ;appearance es ti i hited on dissection. The treatment of each illustrated by a va riety of cases. • To which are added. OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE and CURE of CANCER..., By RICHARD REECE, M.D. Physician to the Phtbislail Dispensary. Author of a " New System of Physic and nedicarSurgery," &c. New Edition, being t Eighth, price IPs. 61. boards, TH K MEDICAL GUIpE, for the use of the Clergy, Heads of Families, wad young Medicine Practitioners, in two parts. part 1. Being a practical Dispensatory, containing the Doses and Properties of Medicines necessary to be kept by the Clergy awn of parishes, and families residing io the country; the Management of Children, and the Cups of their Maladies; the Treatment of the different Poisons; of Cases of Suspeuded Ani mation; the Means of destroying Contagious Eilluvias, &e. Port 2. A Palmier Trenthe on the.Caoses, distinguishing. Symptoms, Prevention, and Cure of the Diseases incident to the Human Frame; the whole comprising the latest discoveries in the Healing Art, free from technical absurdities. By Richard Reece, M. D. ntruiber of the Royal College of SarAeons, and the Faculty of Ph% sic, &c. &e. s kn o w memfii It is c o i fi n m g portance that every man should be entitled to of tile laws of life. the nature of disease, and the mast national modes of cure; for this purpose Dr. Reece's book is better adapted than any with which we are acquainted. It is more jedikffous than the Domestic - Medicine of Buchan', which we hantims doebt it will cattle)) , supersede." • . Crat. Rev, April 18u7 111. ThaTbtrll Eflifoo, ealareed and corrected. price 2s. AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS, specifying their;prupegties. Doses for Child.eo and Adults, the proper Vehicles for their Use, the Diseases for , the cure of which they, 'are seaplo)01, lead retail Prices; to which are added, a De scription of the different Medicine mad Chemical Test Chests, with an enumeration of their eui,ip is, us adapted to different climates, taut uses; sod an a -room orsech Medicines as are neceseary_to be kept by families residing in the.country. By Reece. Bonen. and Co. Chem'sts to her bittjrAy. • " This is a very esaivenleat W.wk, and maims, in a short compasha great deal of aerial tardicat information." Critical Review, Aug. 1810. $.(4 b r by all Seeksalltra r tab 14101wa. ' T il" Empress After which, ti time; this Grand RAYMOND ANT OR, THE CASTLE OF L Don Raymond, Mr BOLOG Cant of t.iadenber Is, Mr J 1 Countess of Lindesbergh (Stepmother Itlig 4 KN IV ETON ; Agnes (Daughter to theConot of Li ndenbergh' Margaret, Mrs PA RKER; Specire of (lie Bleeding Wen (Mother of Agnes To-roorrow, Bisebellt—Oo Thersitay; T 7 The lerestastriA be - evened et flelf-past *Ws &nip. ant Si:. • Box** A; r seconj e r f r i ta p t 611. tss.:—Galgiwy 4t.; coed PRION-lid. .1.. op.!. - • TUESDAY, tid of . VIE . 41ALLEST W 8PA: E t t orr, rrifit CAPITAL PRIZES -11. Tickets wad Skates are several assaY years past, 3 - Prises of S - - 1,000 - - - 500 And upwards of 4,700 Prizes of .€IOA, £3O, aid EV, All to be DRAWN the Yid of OCTOBER. In the late October tottery, upwards of 19,000 Tickets were told; iu the pretest dare are ONLY 13,500 TICKETS, And from the solver's/1y approved Sebeme, and Brent demand, ft is likely all the Tierra aad !shares* will be sold before Vie Drawing. PATENT PHILOSOPHICAL KITCHEN RANt3E. THE intent and principle of it is, that eTety species of cookery and uses to which Kitchen Ranges are pat, as ro4.tiug. broiling, bakingv . boiling, saucepans, perpetnal boiler. cooking meat and fish by steam, hot plates for hea.itig irons, and in short, every convenience that can be named, are in it to be found simplified, combined, compressed, yet amply extemive for every useful purpose, trouble saved, coals saved, as one small fire completely acts the whole; it is symnwtrical in appearance, nor is there nue rtvrkvistrd ap pending,. to meet the eyes and further, it does not vcquire a scientific conk to manage the construction, trt•in4 sty -maple; roan lastly, its cost is far less than the !General ity anther Ranges, with half its convenientes.aotie of three fret six inches wide, 101. 10s.—four feet. 121. 120 and raising nee guinea every sex inches.—Tbere are other advaMageeappiestaioin to it, namely, for a few shillings g Ora a constant supply um% be had of dis tilled water. It is aka well calculated to prevent Chimneys binokiog, die. - I) EAKIN, 62, ht. Jolla's-street. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41, LONDON WALL, OPPOSITL RETULEM, LONDON. EA P, Durable, and Impenetrable PAINTS, `11.../ for Park Palings. Fes„ Bane. flabillerlltier and Pl..ister Fronts, Iron and Wo..d Ra;ling, Tiles, Slates, and Weather Boarding of every description. • , • • , Olive Green, per cwt... 745. Chocolate, per C0ri..... 565. Dark Germ Invisible Green his. Black ..... White s6s. Red ,• • ••• 41Is• Slane Colour s6s. Prepared Oil, phial possesses great preserving qnallties, at Ets. per gallon.—White Lead ali. per cwi:-.-Linseed Oil ss. 6d. and Turpentine 71. 6d. per aullan.—Colona Dry and Ground, ire. The Impsinetrable Paints are werporttammitel, and being prepared or the above deseriptinn of work only, pn,sess the greatest iltwability. They dry very *lick, and cover a surface coesiderably granterdhas say other Paints, and, in a few ;months, Weenie so hard as even to repel the action of edge took, w bleb pecaliar quality enables teem to resist the effects of the Weather in an atitualthirig degree. la addition to these advan tages, they will riaod in the !Infest Climates; are a Cure for the Wordswnd Dry:vets arid are exttocely easy to work, not requiring any extra trouble or preparation. • These Niels annul prepared from Tar or FisfOil. • A WON DERFUL-DISCOV ERIC. • MACASSAR OlL—Patronized by their Roy al _ il ighoes.s. es tite PRI CESS OF WALES. and DUKE OF SUSSEX, and most • f the Nobility, SI ICASSAIL OIL for the HAIR. The virtuesof this Oil, extracted free a Tree in the Island of Macassar, io the Eact Indies, are far beyond emlogium fur increasing the GROWTH of H AIR, even .00 BALI) PLACES, to a bPautiful length and thickness; pre venting it fading ad or chanOlig colour. In dressing the flair it is pre-eminent fur strengthening the Md. besteWing.all inesiinm. ble gloss and scent. rendering the Hair isweressi.ily attrartimr, promatin2. lie Glt OW fH of NI UST A C HOES,WHISK ERS, EYEBROWS, Ac. In h!e, it is the first prodoction iii the world for restoring and henurifying the llair of Lathes, Gentle- Dien, and Children. Such celeority hits it attained, that •it is daily honoured with the sir lions of Royalty,. Nobility, mad Gentlemen af the NAY Y and A R MY, and Public at large... - it it, 11100XiOUS arms -ailed to all climates. Sold at 3s. 641. 1(1s. 6d, and large Bottles, contalriing eight small, at' 11. is. each, by.the Proprietors Rowland Mod Son, hirby-strret, Hattne-gorden, London; and by app talent by Smith, 117, U. Ragge, 35, Overton, 47,Tarner, 75, Getty and Pekoe, 67, Nes Rood-street; liesdrieF.Tachborne-street; Bayley and Blew i:ockspor•street ; Berry, Greek•street; Marthog srithiloweil, Pall Mall; Dowlieg .•pd Walker, Bo rough; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders in every Market l'onn throughout the United Kingdom. Beware .1 servile imitations,- ai the genniue !Macassar Oil has the s gua tared of the Proprietors • A. Rowland and Son." CONSIJMPTION OF THE LUNGS.—ASTHIIA. Copy of a Letter from J. Montagual,eigh, Esq. Q.113.,-.--My daughter's case of Consumption being k-rdre:pred by lies Paysics..e.s uopele4, I applied to a po po,lar adrrniied Balsam, w kielt Lilting to afford the least be boil, I was lo give the Oxyasel of Stramonium, as recommended by Songeom Fisher. a trial, and I have great ideasser.• in !myna; Mu she derived isoraediate relief from it. Li the 42011 period nt three days her cough abated, the ex- Vectioratiow danildrate4, the hectic foyer nearly disappeared, :eta, by per-eveiing in the use of this valuable remedy, the symptoms gradually left her, and bet strength iicriascn. S I yid was her progress to recovery, that in three weeks site was entirely free Prim any consumptive symptom', and at this toot is perfectly well, to the astuniebesent of our i'detllcal it mods, and all that had ' , loosed her emaciated state. 1 am, Sir, sous very_gnaeful "ad obedient servant. kleruerd-stieet, Feb. 16. ISLA. J. M. LIAM. . Toni 0 symel, awl tior ljerb far sasokirix ' prepared by the diremlons of Surgeon Fisher, arc said by Ilum, corner of St-Paul's Churchy ard ; Barra, 15.1, Oxford --tree., of whom faaN be ha.. Surveil' Fisher's Familiar 'treatise on the Causes, „.Pieveatiaa, and Cure of Asthma. Consumption, ice. UM x. „ ditiaa pike p. 6d.; salon of Lyne , auximiter ; Shell! pled, instal ; rubs and . 80e,,Worcester ; Kerne and !lions, - Bath; J 41014, °shoot; fladiuel, Esulligifige R01k.1116 , 1 1 , • Ca seutry ; alinsholl, Lancaster; Gore, .11iduitruth • Drury and boa, Liacola; Ealdowes s StirewstsaiY; Brows, I lull ; Caparu, !Newark; Chester, Newcastle; Simpson, Wolverhampton; *.Mice, Nottingham; Hamby, York t• Poole, CileAcr Gate, I. verposoi Turner 411111 A keshead, Newcastle; Hooker, Ipso. b orb ;„- 'tile, %V ibbeas ; noiroyd, Knott and U 'fd, Birmingham; Searle, Leal; liillio6e, Liverpool; and iivobsrols , And yet the wholesome lire), nei.lected, dies; Though with the pure ex hiliratinpsoill . Of nutriment and wealth, nod vital powers, Beyond the search of art, 'tis copious blest.—Tweasoi. EX I GILISf DfET DRINK, THE PERFECTION OF VEIiET A ULF. MEDICINE. r IPHE remarkable instances that occur daily in F AL proof of the irresistible elbcacy of this Vegetable Medi cine, id Consumptions, Asthmas, Drnpsies, in all kinds of Fever, in Nervous and ilyprichrindfine• Complaints, in Sea and Land Scurvy, in Seroplitila, and is the immense variety of disorders sprtoging from debilitated habits, from impoverished nod from impure blood, fully justify the Proprietors in challenging the whole bony of regular Physician.. to produce from nil the boast ed treasures of their Pharmacopeia' pity drug, or combination of dregs ' that, on well-tried experiments, has been found usually henefirial to the sufferer, in these lamentable disorders. A,~ tip the irregular pretender to marvellous discoveries, whose anuchers for cures are but too fret/sooty the ingenious offspring 1 of his own isiventintr. or falsest swraiued only by the testimony of pliant and interested indigence, waose reputation iu the heal ing art being acquired by magic. usustbe Maintained by miracles, it would ill become the Proprietors of the English Diet Drink to r eater into any rival competition. This terror:dims will not bo imputed to presumption or vanity; when it is recollected that they claim no merit from the invention of the medicine; that belongs solely and exclusively to Or. Joshua Webster. a nom whose profound botanical researches eminently qualified hint to inotruet.others in the right tipplieation.of herbs to Wotan mala dies, who had no less than sixty years extensive trofessii practice, and whose claim to the titles of kotosne, liberal, and' ei.lighteited, have been long sturctioued by thy greatest tames Europe and America. , Such a unto may surely, without arrogance, be wed-{I assert as much right to public confidence as the most stet Member of the Koval College of Physicians. All the ' kW I x Proprietors claim focmgemselyeo. is that of serupurendir nag faittifu;ly, in the preparatiop of their medicine, frilluwiror the directions contained in Dr. - Webster's two Recipe, now in their, possession. Sold in Half pint Bottles 4s. Piet ditto 7s. 6d. and in Quart ditto Its. duty included. Those who wish for more particular information on the dia. tarter aid properties of the Euglials Diet Driak, nod of the na ture and variety of the ;cures it has effected, may consult Dr. Webster 's excelleut work - oil the subject a new edition of which is just published by the Proprietor,. price is. in beard's artal small Pamphlet, price Is. 6d. contruniag a list of Si) remarks*, cares. windfall occurred in 1819. Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, S. glee and Cs. Floratigh High street, amid by one at lettlit In every considerable town to the United Kingdom; and ba ire following Venders I. London, by their Agents: Messrs. Howard and Evuos, lone, West West Smithfield; Eiliotson, iliratist and drugelst, IN. Borough; Bolton's Medicinal Warehodse; &riot of The Royal Eggisaoge, Cornhillt Culeswocthy, chemist msd druggist, 144, Whisechispel ; Mooney, Chemist, 24, Great Surrey-street. Bprokfriars'-mad, sad at Kenidagton-cross; Saner, late Bo ' cess,4lki, Oxford-street; Wrigley.. chemist and druggist. 49, Strand : 'bullet' and Co. chemists firc. 27 Hayasereet ; wank 1121, liolbOrn; and Mattress, peening, 1:1, Vicet-street. 4 •1