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The present lot tery is exactly on the same plea as tht leo, and eat, no doubt, be equally honoured by the approbation of the Public, SCHEME. • ..... of 40 4 Is Only 5,000 Numbers; Four Tickets of every Number, each of which will be entitled to tie full ernettut of whatever Prise is drown molest tl.e Number. - TICK ETS and SHARES are Selling in great variety at SWIFT and CO.'s Offices, No. 11, Petit"; No. tit, Chat ing-cross; sad No. 31, Aids.*** High stool. CATTLI L *PI34RANCE COMPANY, MITPSIft Tall 11109. CArITAL, PIPE HUNDRED TH0E54131 11017/YDS. shismer-strau. Wert-Srallijki4, Laden. THE UllitECT(Ottio b....4r leave to isitortn the Public, that the Office for trammeling the gene:4 business of the Coteromy IS NOW OPEN, wise= printed Proposals, contsiiipig the Premiums mot Conditions of In. 'serene*, will be delivered to such peri.ne Y sppli f them. 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Some whir-II .01 be reserved for country patlemea, °atter* a.. 3 breesters of cattle, farmers, ;retire., sad others, who may he alarmed so 4 ,ow.fe.s.ve Gin luttt ttallos, by tensing their Lite Stock to be tasurod by the Com pany. A deposit of too per rent oply lass bees railed for Of each *bare, aid paid to Messrs Condi, Payne, anti Smith, M ausion.lt anise-street, Am. M CST i •.si RP, l y and Co. Pill- Mall, Iseult-es - to the 11:uutpaii. Country gentlemen, tf Pritprietor*, will tic appoint,' buriorsr y Director's is their Myretwe diet, Ma lairect":s raspiest, that applost 404 aide is Vow by letter, he ad.hi seed at their ease, and post-pasd. NovsavLer tat s 1.09. GENUINE LIBRARY. 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By John Welke:, Author of" The Critical Prenottaciag Dicuosary, t4to. 7s. breeds. tin. A RHYMING DICTIONARY, angwerias, at she same tune, the purposes of :frellinx and Pronouncing the English- Leogitsite t, Geld, for the purvoeci of Poetry is ad dad as Index of allo4tlfe Ritymt., with authorities for their usage, frosts our beet Authors. By the same, tus. bd. beanie. try. A KEY to the CLASSIC.I L PRONUNCIATION of GLEEK, LATIN, aad SCR I Pit RE PROPER NAM ES; le Which the words are accented and divided Into Syllables, eseetlyas they oeglit to be pronverieed. By the same, eye. ye. boards. SS. A RHETORMAL CRASIMAR, in which the com mon Improprietienrin Reading and 4 pfeak.ag are detected, Gad tita true Sources of elegant Pronunciation pointed Ont. To wish art added, Oetliara of Composition, or plain and may isles tee writing Orations for the Senate, and forming Pleedepot at Nor Bar. By the mug. aro. 7s. hoards. 29. Tbe ACADE VIC SPF.Ati. Ea; or, A Selection of Paeliandatary Deliates, Orations, Odes, Scenes, and 11l item the brat Writers, proper to be read and re *iVderie bat Sehonl. To whieh art prettaed, Elements of Gestate. keptaakea and ditatrateJ by Pb.., desaibieg