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Second Price is:Ltipper-Ga4lelltl3- Price6d.—No Morley to be teur,raed. • • i rlacr§,fpr.thel3Faces.to.be i.rkerr t it the Box,ooce,inj Jan- ' greet. - • Tlie.D Ors to be omekat f lialf r past Five; an ,•begin at • HalfpSt C-iirdnesday. - The.l3llgirsi Opera ; Who• Lady has w -vr yet appeared or, any taiee:rflion IVl;stake. •, Rp- On. 'Thursday, .fire Man at-the World;. with Valeatine ' • .. .. . . . ~.., , , :..,7 - 1 ": --• ':i .... To .he Worthy and, I tidependent E LE CTO KS of the CITY • •••• . - of.',W,IATMIN§TE It. ' '.t 041, -7-, c FIVTLEM EV, . .. INCE . ray first 'Addl : 6SS, r ‘vhic(i I ,Ilia the'Ronour ' .- tl7rattni;:to Cu,) I have' re! -. •-ived such warn) assurzaces of Support flout s v:• i 1 N!eetin,.;s of Electon4 and portico, lerWiriitn. 1 be• v l-r . v 'res.ic , zial) le and numeroul. Weeting•which: was p,oldeji thi l dijaz. Wit I la's I•tooms, that 1, grese i nt m)rself to . I;Vii again' , :caticarklOdnat cOni - idence'bt sticUess: ' • "•= - 111y, r ienid 4.jec,ar.4ipn.Ayik,;, II .have been.. made, in my, favour, . I conSTder as flattering tesrnionTes that l'lle"ConStituiional • 1?-rinpnwles' I on sAshicl) I.haire cOilue . clyour.sti:ppOrt ar.c appsoy ea by you ; upon those J rest all my pretensions to your cour tmance ; and, as you have so far done me justice, Icy the credit yiirt have given to in.y..4).r..fession , i .1 most earnestly . eiltrgAt 10 , i to d 4 justice to yourselves, hy. maintaining your gener nts*dectaratiolis - Aviit eveiy'ekilirtiort 'that can' t :,,i ve them 611 4 , ~ J . . : .• • ..: , ", ; 'I have the hlnotir to be, Gentleinen, . Y , tn . obliged and fAittitulSeisant,! Northutnbctlacd-ll'ouae, . . - - I' E R,cit. . rt. 23, 1 6. . ONE ILVINIDRED POUNDS it EWARTY. • . . (16tii)erl, , ;180¢. To RANK FTZ S. 1 7 ,'Y 0 F 1 7 1 C 1: Pr.R ScC, OST, this day': 13 - et,veeil the.l3aniCand.Terhple-: a„ P..ll,.;el:iLity.n&lnz TWO 11U N I)Ii.ED !BANK- N !' S, (A . Fiv- Pounds c. c!1, Num' ~1. -2 50 „to 2g,3, dated r "If; .' 1 3.4. 1 Whuever'n , haveLfAnid ttl satne,j auci wIl i,orwg ;)nnll,to Mr.. carter', I.ottg*H..Hiii:s, Cbarim,- • Cross, 01"arl Ilun ;r.:d Pounds Revilara, - ef. to proporttch for !rt ti.ereof. N i; 0 1;t,.?,..0,a .. -te . s . 1s .topped at the • . , 11 A, , TO .. ' "Tiftt''N -r )IITI.ITY, (.; L'N - i'lt'Y,• AN li'tsTl-IEI2S; Pf tal 'Drape F - 1,4111 d , C I . A.A. •t s jlicr, to,I-li_ lr ,Nl-jesty's Ann;; aiid Navy, tpost respcd ,- fuflv t Ain. int ills s 1/`ri'42rktSl - " ,- CAStiorri-. ero that. hi: ha , • of • his rernail;' Cr. Alien; etii,4gecl w ;, t.a. a LraEcititt e`r . Qiiritie.rnt.n ., sC 17,1144 aites' klabi Unitonns is ndt to he the: 1i.14. 1 .0fif; ler 9 f arse e,eg'ahce - • • R..- T ..ttAVltoc !tart the lionottr, many ye - ars ;.pgst. jjf 'the . Favours of some or the fir S -t Noolutoei, in this ki. - irigclu: , n, whos-e interest has vvklukexte.o,!ed !s \IOIIS it try.y..e: rate Charges, stri t`A'ttetitTitn, Ttobt%). can be -ti fart i lier;recNß:ixendAtion, it •4nait.tyst IX4lttig• 4-;'ertlah'4 , r;••Se.t.t.t.n.ts' Bytto c os, , Of every - NI 'frit:it-rand- Governtnelegefmitgi . • .It is tlecesas . A., to 9,l.kserve;t 11.,t the slo.l77and. ` l- Caster. bare net 11;14.- to do• ky it It the. Cretit letneit's (ail ;flog 'oio ss it:being qintt'disting: . • • ;t _Tc) LINEN ANTI' 1V,f)()1 4 1... E :VP ' "I' () 1113:1)1-51"115-1:1) Old-establi.Al and Well-edustOnleti ~ . , . hr. -- AitY)l 41).ra per y • kititiiness,". 44e4. _i!l the • West: ILidiiigs,49rkvtitie, The syle.. reaion tor,,the, present, Crecupier th nncern h a tail state of health.-- 7rte 'genuses it•refealfer triottetate Rent. Apply - t 9 C.; . - Wri4ht, the - Printer of- the Leeds cer. • ' *„/ Letters post - • - • ' TkIE.„()NLY.4(iI i 'TERY WILL•BE . I3I/..AWN . -. •• • - • ' TEN TH()USti.l$l,)., Eq),,UND4 FIRST-DIZAWII; • 13th 'IIU IS. Containing' inore•CA'PTl'Af. , ii'''R E S an& kits Tickets, than any formtr f...-Atery • , ;• cT . RC HASEAS 4111 tiave the Oilporttinity: of oh - J.. taining AIL ttie, CAk I ITAL PR,i'L•ES,..provideti they purcliaseZefore the DFavying, • • Value NO. cxf Prizes. - xl ue of eat 11. Total v 3 10,000 - - 30,0 , 34 • 3 5,000 15,000 5, v 4000 5,000 " 10 4 0 - 4 ,100 - - 20 - r 82,000 tat Value, ',C,z00,000 PRESENT PRICE. . I • icKet - - rl9 17' o Half - to 3 o Eighth - 4- 2i t .6. Quarter - 5 z o Sixteenth '6 • o TICKE TS' and SiiiiitES are on Sale at, every „Licenced , Lottery OifiL:e. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS , FOR THE FIRST.. DRAWN I'LCKET.. _ RICHARDSON; GOODLUCK; and Co. re spectfoily iicqu,iint the Pubic, the STATE-LOT.; TE R t' commences Drawing tin the 13th of the present Month (Oelober), being the only Lottery to be drawn tilts Year, and Ito other will be decided by the sante. • The SCHE - ME•contains •• • • . 3 Prizes of - - . 7 C zo,ooo • . • . SOu . c) kc. The lowest. Prizes are Twenty Pounds, and no fixed Ca.. .pital, except tho,Firs,t-driwn Tleket, entitled to to,oool. , TICKETS and - SHARES are oh Sale by RICHAWD; SON, GOODLULK and Co. Stock-I.3rokers; Comilla; and Charing.ctosS: • SWIFT and CO. POULTRYvaoO •CLIA.RING-CROSS. TICKETS and SHARES of the .State Lottery, to begin Drawing the 13th .of thislontli, are selliag by - SWI 1 . T kilt' Co. at their Licensed Mikes, No. tt, Poultry. (establis!!ed in 1 - 59! atid.l4o tz,.Cii .rnig-Cross (next Door to the Golden Cross). liit .Lottery cotisistt - .-but of 20,000, . Tickets. - • • . The Scheme contains the follbwing Prizes, viz. 3 OE. kzo,don g= o f -A, 500 .3 ---,•••• 10,9,,0 20 —,-: • 100 . . 3 , .5 7 000 4 0 - 5 0 • 1,000 I 4, loc. '2O The Fust.tinwn ficket wiTreccivc to,tiva; - .• • s , • • • -Scher:Ws Gratis. . . , . , - ~ ~. er -- „ OF ThE MUSES. • published, in a large Uctavo - • • any 23.. in bo!rds, • • • • : • ~ of:a General Assortment of (i 1 , ;.§ i; tlie : •6l l 6st an 4 4best ditio~~s of • Modell Autnors,. in eiei,ant. or. .bindings ; es well, as; tiljtreatest_'var-lety of scarce, ialifaule, and useful Works, in everrAckvage c apd Deed rtt Literati' re‘.. T sale: from -- ; this Catalogue being• Tor Reldy Money only, the priiies affix ed are very considerabl,l - any-liithertb nytice - ot , And ev 4 ery„,Article iia the Catalogue is wal-ratiV liiiriptitte,-"thyless'irtherwl se expressed. c% • The followinkAaluable Eabfwatis are just ptintaby "*--' T.WCX.LNOT(SI\r,"AULEN, and Co. Tuttorl.',4lTrans.latoott.,ot: Sir:Clrarles Linnes . 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I N IOTHING being more wanted at this Season.of the year than a purifier of the Bloou that will eradicate most 'Eruptions which now generally make their appearnce 9n those who are aftlided with a Scorbutic Complaint, it is I. With infinite Rleasitre we'announce the success that has at tended the administration of Dr, Brodum's 'Botanical Syrap. I Anther motive fir presenting this Address to the ,Public ! s , the knowledge thit if.the Botanical Syrup is taken in timei , I , it will prevent those severe fits Of tiluess which at ways pie.. vail in this and the ensuing .s months. ll The Botanical Syrup OE:dually cures Evils, Cancers, Le prosy, Serophulous Complaints, - extracts mercury ont of rue I system, .though eye' . 30, sunnily, situated; and even in cases where SaliVation has failed of cure in the most inveterate Ve. nereal Complaints.—The many thousand cures portortire& by, this invaluable Medicine may be. daiiy seen in the 4ol i don and Bath Papers :it is sold wholesale andretail theOrigi i . ual DalfY's Elixir Warehouse, SaliSb - i'ir,y,square, Fleet-street'.- and by all Medicine Venders in the Kingdom: • . 13ERSONAL CONILINESS Improved in the lice . • of two elegant Preparations, first, The ARO MAT C IVORY ENTi Fttic, so called from its admirable.ef feds on . the Teeth, which, after a few app licatiOns, assnmn the appearance of polished. Ivory, prevents m'sreover their prbniature decay, those decayed-it preserves from becoming worse,- fastens such as are loose, - and; by perseerance, ren ders the foulest Teeth delicate,. ank(from its aromatic 1 1 4 granCe) the breath - perteCtly sweet ; it is also exCeedinly grateful to, the palate. Secondly, rile SPERMACETI SOAP,. which preserves and renders .the Skin soft; smooth, and delicate. •Tne ein.:l - and healing properties of the Spermaceti areso generally known, as to render a comment on its virtues unnecessary. tne•lnventor is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to tccommodate Gentlemen of tender skins, he has also fortnea it into- Shaving Cakes and . Shaving . Powder, as the lath:it. Made with it will scarcely 'affed the eye. The above articles are prepared and sold for the Inventor; by R. Johnston, Chemist, is, Greek -street, Soho, London the Dentifrice at 25. 9d: the Soap and Powder . is. 6d. each. Persons wishing to avail themselves of the great utility of these articleg, should be careful to have them genuine. by observing his Narne>on the.Latzel affixed to each. CURE•OF-STONE ANp,ult.-0/EL. Alt. PERRY, Surgeon,. Southampton-street s , BlooniSbury-square, Proprietor of ADAM S's S . () 1,- V ENT, a mild yet etticacicus Cure of STONE and C.; R.Y. VEL in the BLAD D ICork.l DN EY S, acquaints the P tic, that he has for some years devoted his whole protessionA attention to the above Diseases, and their complication (\ jilt that of Gout. He May be consulted dailjr , at his - owh H soak, and more especially on Wednesdays and Fridays, where hp dispenses the Sblvent' in bottles bf - 4s: 6d: t ts. and tl. 2i. Starrips,included, two ot which last scarcely ever tail to rot' reef the calculoas diathesis in the habit; aid thereby pr e v e nt the concretion of Stone in persons ofa sedentary life.' 4' , -- Sold also at Bacon and Co's, iso, Oxtbrd-street, and .at .Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange: - - • •• ' The Author's " Disquisition ot_ the, Stone .and Gravel y '-' ninth Edition, price' is. 6d. is just published, poiiiting : era thcir Cause, and the Diet to. be observed during the .(.!iire, with many extraordinary Cases,- some of perfod recovery :even after tbeoperationaad been resolved on. , -4 ROYAL PA.T.E•Nr'M EDI'(INE for CONS Ll,lle.'f .I-Oli - . and ASI-IMATI COMPLAINTS. . , •Messrs. GODBOLD, 13loomsbUry-sq_uare: •-- - CENTLFMEN, BEING •fesiored to health by 'yolk . Vegetable 13alsam, It ; is nay duty to announce it, and to desire yOu will publish my Case, that all others labourii , ! tudyr • the sarne'unfortunate calamity, may not despair orrele't,`4l they will hut nave recoure to your Invaluable Medicine... , In 11304, 1 was most violently attacked, witli a lyo - cii..,sr7ll my.bowcls t succeeded with a dry - cough, %%Illicit eoidinued till' 180 c, when I was seized with a pain •in nay head alill shoulders,, accompanied with, :vomiting, excessive. wrath'_ ness, total loss of appetite, and a dreadful ue t >ressnaion of sp,.- rits, which' reduced me to- a' skeleton: —irr tnis situatiorri was attended by the most eminent. of the lt;uity,, till zttyir - skill was useless, and`m'y lifedespaired of-L-buf liaiijiV tor me, My ,friend, Mr.., (;pure, begged me to try your V..egetable 'Ba lsarri; Which I did; by sending fo'r a quart bottle immediate ly, in takihg,of which I found relict ; I Continued-4_6W! had taken seven quarts, by which naeanS,- through the tales_ sing of God,tmy.health is perfectly restored, anti I shalt ble' happy to convince any inquirer of this faCI, that will do ale the favour:to call upon tne. ' . ' - No. 46, Lothbury, Aug, 14, 18c6. - . A.J. CARLI Ng. , - N. B. This Medicine is sanctioned by time Toll Owing Na. bility . • - • • The Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian. - Right Hon. ViFount J)ud:ey and Wal . d. • - ~. Right Hon. Lord Macdonald. • 'Right Hon. Lind Grantley. • . •.' - : Right lion. late Loapticrlcscue. . , . • . .• Right Hon. Ldfd Mlintloid.' • Right Hon. late 'Viscountess Dudley and Ward. .. . - • -- - • - Right Hon. Lady Dowager Grantley. • . Right Hon. Lady Dowager Viscountess Falmouth:. ..•; Right Hun. Lady Dowager Fortescue. . . . . I Lady Appreece. - , . . (.;eherals —Doyle, and Drouly. , ... Colonels—Richer and Debath. , - .Sirs:—F,rm,.is Blake, Edward Newenham,• john Coghill., and George Armstrong, Bets. ' - • 1 ;° \>, .. ,:~ im