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THE SCHENiE CONTAINS . - - e Prizes of L.t20,040 . ~ ;.) Ditty 5.!,000 e) Ditto... . I,UOO &c. &o. &c. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. AT J. SAVE — WRIGHT'S Oki Fortun.tte Of - . • - !ices,. _ . . 37, Cornbill, 38,1-laymarket, i 11, IlolbOrn, 1 141, Oxford-street, Upwards of - Out: Hundred ThousandTounds has locea sold in Capital Prizes, in one Lottery alone, and he trusts in bu ing equally fortunate in distriimaing Capital Prizes in the NEW SMALL LOTIERY bt.only 8000 'Pickets, which be gins Drawing the 4tH of MARCH; containing Two Prizes, of • 20,0001. besides 20 other Capitals. , . THE TicKNr,. No. 11,183, drawn on _Wed-; nesday, the 26th of January, a Prize of 10,0001. was sold in TWelve Shares by SWIFT and Co. who also sold' No. 2,499, a. l'rize of 20,0001. at their fortunate Offices, No. 11, Nultry; ' 1 - No. 31, Aldgate No. 12, Charing-cross; 1. street, Iu Noveulber last. . , NEW STATE-LO'fTERY 'BEGINS DRAWING FM; Kr H OF M ARCH. SCHEME. n ,e LA0,000....;:re ..... .4.40,000 4,00 , 1,0c:o 1,000 i - 500" 2,090 :> O 10 - 1,000 43 1,530 . . 8,000 Tickett. L. 80,000 ... First-.llrawn Pcize above 171. the First . Day, will receive 1,0001. First-drawn - Prize above 171. the Second Day, will receive 20,0001. TICKETS and SHARES are selling by SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, at theirOftfes as above. To EAST and-WEST-INDIA., AMERICAN, and RUSSIA MERCHANTi. • , - - ir P. -HEATH, of Nottingham , informs fire' . Merchants a Engind, and Traders in general , that for the convenience of Sale, 'he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, and other Medicines, its the Ininds of E. EDWARDS, 66. St. Paul's Church-Yard. This Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant Remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cholicky Paiqs ip the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, lira-sickness, Nausea attend= ant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude arising from At mospheric Heat, Want of Appetite, Injuries from,lncletuent Weather, the abuse of spirituous Liquors, and in the spas modic affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to lufants,—adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition. Juniper Essence of Peppermint is so well known as a valu able Family Medicine, that the principal object of this ad vertisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggists, &c. especially if the order is for Exportation. The only Caution J. P. Heath, can give. is to see that J. P: Heath, Nottingham, is'lngraved in the Government stamp. Sold Wholesale and Retail, by • E. Edwards, N 0.66, St. PaursChurult-Yerd, iu Bottles 24.9 a. and Is. lid. IMPROVEMENT ON CARRIAGES. . . 7, 4 7 H - History of • Mechanical Inventions does not record one more iieJect, for the purposes designed or reltired,.than the PATEN'i .AXLETREES end liOxES , . for WH EEL •CARRIAGES, invented' and - manufactured by J. COLLINOE P of Bridg e-road , Lambeth. • • • The patronage of the following ,distinguished Personww, whose .:arriages - are u ccinairtiction, is an-inustrNti on of their went. which no other invention can lioast :- His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, tier Royal Highness the Princess of WALES, ' • • -Her Royal Highness the, PrinCels CHARLOTTEof WALES, His Highneis the.f3nlie of YORK; • • • • His Wore HihuesS'the Duke a CLAR4NCE, . t-- - His Royal Highness the. Duke of CAMBRIDGE. • Northumberiaud.' Roxburgh Somerset St. Albau.s Argyle ,Bedford Beaufort Buccleugh DUKES , . Devenshire Dorset Leeds, .. . Montrose . .7, MA'R.QUISSES. Abercorn Donegal Salisbury Bath Downslii're Stafford Blandford • kteadfort Sligo Bute Lansclown • -- EARLS. - Aboyue Harborough . Percy' Bridi.cew a t e r Ilarrowhy .' 'Jowl* 13uckinglianishire Jersey , 'Plymouth Barryrnore - - Limerick Spencer Carysfort ' Lousdale - Sefton .Carlisle- '. Lonzford , Scarborough' Carnarron • • Mansfield . , Selkirk .• i Chesterfield MaCClesfield . - Warwick Cowper . Mount brAlgecumbe Uxbridge • Coventry - Massereene . Yarmouth .. Craven Nelson • ,Peterborough' Dartmouth O'Neile (ranard Essex - - ,Ormond - . b El , A Fife - -- VISCOUNTS. Dudley and Ward- -Ala.yuard Duneannou ~princari Folkestone •' • Melville Lake' Mountjoy Palmerston - 11? h it w oi LOADS. Bentinck Win. Foley • Bettvick • Gwydir -. Bolton - . Grenville Brooke Gray .. Burghersh • Henniker Byron .. • Hawke • Carrington . L'e Despenser Chichester S. Lisle Da Dunstanville Milton Deerhurst - Monson . DOcvor . Ossulston Eardley Percival LADIES, Mildmay Pomfret Peurhyn .B ARONLTS, &c. Sant. Achmuty Win. Fraser . T. Pilkingtou Thos. Apreece Jas. Graham John Piers. J. Alexander John Head • Lucas Pepys- • D.Baird . • • A.' Hamilton I-Tome Popham Cecil Bisshopp T. Heti ley • Cbac. ;Voile , : • L. Blosse . J. llotieYwood J. R. Miller ~, S. Le Blanc ltd. Hill J. Orde John Boyd Wm. lugilby • H.. Oxendcrt - • .T..1.L. Brousliton It. Johnstone J. 'Ramsdell • ' Wm. Call . .J. L. Johnstone 3. Reade • .G. Caulfield , . John Lade (,:. Russell J. Calloider. J. LeiCester ' I; Saville --- Alured Clarke . J. Legard ' Chas. Saxton Hyde Clarke Win.. Lemon T. 5t7r;15,1: ~ G erra4 Clifton W. Lawsell ZaS.Sti'ollt9 Eyre Cocte T. Liddell -3: Sheffield ' Wm - . Curtis If. Lippincott J. Shelley T. Durant H. Martin ' W. Stirling H. B. Dudley Jas:Mackintosii .H. St. John '- Wm: East A. Mackenzie Win. Smith John Veils - ' .H. Mildmay J. Tre , alyau C. Edmondston A. Mosley C. Turner C. Flower .)'as. Murray . Mark Wood' T: Fletcher . - L, Palk , W. W. Wynne W. Farquhar H. Parker • D. Wedderh urn e Win. Forbes C.. - .Packiflgton _ . T. Winn i iii . ; t.O And upwards of four thovisand Private Gentlemen, amongst whom are the most distingwiihed - for their superior style of equipage. l . N.B..An Invention. of the very first importance to thr in terest of West India Planters Nay be viewed at the Manufac» tort:, as above. Say and Somerset, Chas. Somerville Sondes - Stuart henry • Scarsdale Thurlov Waterpark YraborOugh Vernon Jolla Campbell Carnarron Claremont Exeter Newborough W. Seymour J