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HA ZA RD, BURN E Exchange, LotlottL°.t terY (lis ce, No. 93, under the Royal The Scheme ~,,,13'.11s".(1, ►no,V,lieie else on their account. 10,0001. thre e of o , i !' o f two Prizes _of mount. tw o of teen /of twenty of °' 2 ' , l- T 21 ?? 0 i• twelve 4 10001. thir- Number of Tickets 3o,00,„ 7:,, i fi at of lull. trec. Sec. ; the *** All Shares sold at this ( ( ) , !b e lowest Priz.., 231. . able o Act of Parliament, and ' i t i.' i s s 3 f) l' n tit, of &Coi's Lottery Otlieel.t 'lvy') ihhhest4CmrPoewdgrfc-1 duly answered. Letters, postpaid, N. B. In the late Lottery, N o -6 I sold in ,_ r 22, 20,000 • was . a vvhole Ticket, at tri'e above 011ite all No. t rBB, 20,0001' and No. 5319, to,ool. both in Shi r es ' ' -* Country Ord,sers, accom )aiii; d 'with short.datecl Bills 011 London, Post.ohice Order s l or Cash , in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually depend Oil being treated'exa.itiy attelidedotiot;thaeil„,d'iCnocrTreLs.rp_:nns,.;ciaesntits pre.. sent. __ ----_____„ di QWIFTLAST STATE LOT TNRN' for 11;03 and Co. No'.-,i-r, Nultry have on sale 1..3 TICKETS and SHARES of the above Lotter to be drawn in A irnexr. The following Lotter Prize/ e r e ct h Lotteries andn for the year tBoS, were sold and registered at this (mice, viz. . 'N o. 216, a Prize of 4 .' to,oo o in Shares. 11,599, - - coo° Shares. - 20,431 - - soco -Ticket. 35,5910, - - 5000 Shares. 4 1 ,96 • And others of tool, Sec. loco Shares. HERTF4)Ros!iiRE. COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR A FAMILY. ATO BE LETT, and may be entercd upon inimediatelv, N Eligible anti' Convenient DWELLING HOUSE (on very moderate terms), well situated in the Town of STE VENAC; E., on the 1-lig4 North Road, in a pleasant part. of the County of Hens, thirty-two Miles • froni London ; comprising an Entrance Hall, good Siting Parlour, large Dining Parlour, and Drawini;- Room over it ; two Staircases, three- good Chambers on the First Floor ; Epoil Atricks and Servants Sleeping Rooms, good Kitchen., 'sack Kitchen, and Cellars, Butter's Pantry and House - keeper's Room; good Stabliug for Six Horses,. and Lolts over them; Wood-house, Coach -house and other detached Ofnces a Yard, and Pump with gooti Water ; also a good • kitchen Garden, and a mall Flower Garden, both well cro pped and planted with Fruit Trees, &c. &c. The Pre_ are fit for the immediate receptiOn of a Family, the tixtures, &c, being complete. .. , . 'N. B. Stevenage is a plFasant Town at a conven i ent dis tance from London, to and trout whence Coaches are passing at all hours 'rite Residence is eligible for a SPortsman, there bean, much Game in the Nlighnimrhood, in a good. Situati on 'ur the Salisbury and Calvert Hunts. LFor further Particulars, inquir e of Mr. Cass, SWahlun, ..teveria4e.,i 9. DISSERTATIONS on INFLAMMATION; con. taming, tat, Preliminary Dissertation on some of the Laws of the.A.nimal Economy--2tl, On the I:iistory, Causes, and Consequences of Simple Intlaramation-3d, On the Phaga denie, and some other - species of Inflammation —4th, On the Spongoid Inflammation-sth, On the Serophulous I,:flain. rrt —601 ; On the Cancerous Inflammation, by the SiILM Author, in a vols. Bvo. price 1.45. in boards. to. An ESSAY on the. MORE COMMON WEST IN. DIA DISEASES ;• and .the Remedies which that Country itself produces. To which are added, some Hints on 'the Management, &c. of Negroes, by lame, Grainger, M. D. The second Edition, with Prattical. Notes, and a Lineman Index, by William Wright, M.D. F.R.S. Physi c i an t o His Majesty's Forces . Octavo, 3s. sewed. .11. A PRACTICAL SYSTEM of SURGERY, illus trated with Cases oil many of the SubjeCts;and with Copper. plates, by lames Latta, Surgeon in Edinburgh. Three vols. 8v0..t1. rs.•sewed. -• 12; ELEMENTS of-NATURAL RISTORY, being an Introluclion to the Systems N4turx of Linnmus, comprising .the" Charaders of the whole .Genera, and rridst.. remarkable Species, particularly of all that are natives of Britain, -with the principal circumstances of _theit liistury and Manners; likewise an A lizhabetlcai Arrangement, with Defini'ciOnS of Technical Terms; in a vols. Bvo. with Explanatory Copper plates,, price. 18s.', inboards. - TO LADIES OF RANK AND FASHION. Corred ImitatiiinS of "Nature. MHE credit of T, BOWMAN'S Patent Full-Dress AL •HE A (3 - - DR ESSES are stamped by three years experi ence. Since Christmas, 18•)2., he has declined king coninion ones, an d re li nqu i shed the Pert:ninety Bus ma iness, an to enable him to devote his whole attention to his Patent -Articles: their superior merits are well known and acknowledged they are not made t. any particular fashio n , b ut are corrttct I;mita tions of Nature. When put on the head, they are, in every resped, the same asa tine head of hair, Cut, Curled, .and'pre parai for dressing by a fashionable Hair-clressei. e of the Pat ent Full-Press H ead - Dresses are,-. 6,8, k, ':.Th F prices 2. -- 0 guine as ; the Patent Pr ess ditto, 5 guineas; Undress and ss ditto, 4 and 5 guineas. ... , Gentlemen's-Patent Perruques, perle4ly unique, uineas. T. 13. at home Mo n d ays , . Wednesdays, and Fridays; Aabrotad, iir to d take orders, and to fi t-on, ' T uesdays, Thursdays, nd Saays. !air Cutting; al home 2.5. od. Aboad ss. No. Loa, Nqw Bond-street, one door above Brook-r41m0.. PRIOR, PARK, T . • O. RE SOLD, PRIOR 'HOUSE; near 'Bath, with numerous - and appropriate attached and detached Offices ; 'Ponds well stocked with Carp andother : Fish ; ex tensive •Pleasure-gfounds, judiciously fair - lout in Groves•and Plantations,now in.the highest state of mativity,aral perfedion, and.entiching the Prospects from the House and •its vicinity,' with a Scenery of inexpressible grandeur and efted ; together with several I nclosures of Pasture-ground adjoining thereto, all tythe-free, and ornamented by a most flourishing growth of every Species of English Timber, lately belonging to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount itzt warden, deceased. The whole forming a Property peculiarly replete with natufat-and artificiA beauty and cot lenience; possessing every,•advantage that local cir cumstances can bestow, and equally meriting the attentiro of the Man of Rank and Fortune who may irffrmdiately require an Elegant Residence and the SpecUlator who seeks for an cipportimity - of investing his capital in a purchase of undeni able eligibility and certain profit,—The 11 , 1aterials• evf which theg , HOuse and Offieea are•composed,' are superlatiVely ex' cel lent in their respective kinds, and may be purchased. alone upon .the .InOst advantageous terms. They may be appro priated to other uses, with little or no loss in taking clown and removing. and the situation of Prior Park Affbrding an opportunity of making a railway ; the same !nay be conveyed at a very small expence to the Wharfs of the Bath Naviga tions: g • ,-,• • For Particulars, apply to Mr. Beltittuin Wiugr9ve, AX. ford's-buildings, Bath. HOSIERY. -.-- COOKE continues• to have On. Sale at his Manu. fatty and Nottingham Warehouse ' No. 434, Strand, an extensive.a n d va l u aule As:Sot:merit of HOSIERY of every description, which, for elegance, neathess, taste,.and quality has never been equalled, : and; he hatters himself, can never be surpassed. The many adyl'intages lee posesses ov er every other person in ibi s line ufbusiness, and thepeculiar degree of perteetion to which, by indefatiFabld atien‘ion, and 'unli mited expencc, he bas brought iiisAlauaaelOry,. while they afford him an opportunity vt oilerin . c . ; to t lte .Public a. variety of. Goods, superior in every respeel.to'thoSc of any other per son, and render all co:npeti tion fruitless.; ,also enable hint to accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, or export trade, upon terms'rnore moderate, tuan can Possibly be Adortled by ally other Housein the Metropolis. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, rinti-Impetigines, and Ab , stergent Lotion, and. Guide to ," arc Sold by ,fteurnant, Hainhurgli ; rt. Bach,- Peter-street, New-York ; Mathews, No. rs, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by hazard;M ; 'elton, Gregory ; mingtiam, Knott and Lloyd; eektioi . d, Smith . ; Blandford, Simmons ;.I.4nry S. 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TH Or advice to both sexes, on female diseases, Nervous, liy pbchondriae, . and Lonsurriptive Complaints. .This Buck is recommended to young men and . boysi itas been the iabaurot many years experience and observation on 'the' calamitons consequences or 41 secret and destructive vice, To v,nich is added an Essay on diseases incident to ftSiaieS, and an „Ap pendix on the subject of a solitary and Ifestructiveivice an Address to Parents, Guardians,"Totors, and those who have the care and education of oath. I ilz.e.wise advice for Bathing, explaining the mode of marrnent, in the d'il4rent stage's of the Scurvy,' Leorosy, :vii, Gout, Rheu matism, and' Venereal Disease ; cautions to voting Person= , of the dancer ofimproper connqtiops Of.; cnprnrr treatmenti&c. The 4rnaZing sale . of ibis Btiols w she test criter.on. of its vast utility.