The National Register.
London, England, 1815-07-30 00:00:00

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The Lambs with Wolve4 shall graze the verdant mead,
. And Nos in &wry bonds the lyger lead ;
The Steer au I I Seurat one crib shall meet.
Aud harm ess Si rpents lick the Pilgrim's feet.
Pritte's Messiah.
CRO:S, proprietor of the Royal Menagerie. Exeter Change,
Lie« lipt pee based a superb full grown LION taken at the Cape of
Crifol Hope and there suckled by a Hottentot Woman. Thought...ft
on Homan Milk, a circumstance never beat known, its limb% have
displa)vil their full ,ise and vigour ; and, nottrillistanding softened
in his oattre terocity, his countenance bespeaksltll,the •ixpressive
*unifies% fool nisjesty congenial to his lordly race. Also a LION ESS
lion' the Deserts of Africa, which was steckled by a Pointer Hitch,
olio is now her inseparable companion ; live. in the same Cage,
partakes of the same food, and by the gratefnl Lioness is always
showed the first piece. They play and gambol together as kindred
beings, and present an interesting instance of the fovea of sympathy
even of the butte creation; The power of man over ferocinn%
rangers nr the Sorest vras never better evinced than in the two pre-
sent eami.; and with the exception of Daniel being cast into the
Lions' den, history does not record so rkniarkable a Spectacle.

RICHEST WHF.F.L EVER KNOWN.
ONLY OWE DAY TO DRAW.
The following Grand Prizes must be drawn Next TU/SDAY,
August 1, viz. L 41,000, 1.50,000, 2of 1.1,000, &c. &c. and 2,000
Cuineas in Gold. Warranted Undrawn Tickers and Shares are Selling
by R ICH AR DSON, GOODLUCK & Co. Contractors for the
present I...ttery„ /boat BUILDINGS and CHARING CROSS, who sold
on the First Day of Drawing, 11,172 1.20,000, in one Qturrter,
F ighths, an 12 Sixteenths, and on the Second Day of Drawing, 6.497,
a Pt vie of 100 U Guineas, In 2 Quarters, 1 Eighth, and E Siren:Wis. •
ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW.
RICRZST LVL& Known.
The following Grand Prizes must be deafen Next TUESDAY.
August 1, viz. L 40.000, L30.‘00, 2 of L 1,380, Arc. &c. ate IMMO
Guineas in Gold Warrasssedotledrawn Takes: end Sharesare
by CARROLL and Co. Coorracsors for she ietteery, 7,
oates:tr. a..d Oxvorin STAZETI who Sold in Shwa, 7,111,
ioutilleti to a Golden Prat, .first lLiy of Drawing.

the effect produced hy the passions of the mind on the hody, invariably
generate every species of-.NERVOUi DEB/1./TY. When the valetu-
dinarian perceives Ili:ascii at the brink of the grave, then his most earnest
rolicitude is to obtain relief', and which is truly to be found in DR.
V EN EL'S CELF,BRATED TGNIC REMEDY. Experience has proved
that no mt dicine h so efficacious in giving health, vigour, and animation
to the who I. frame. When all others have been tried in vain. this 131.
VINE REMEDY never can tail to give relief.

Dr. Vehel's Tonic Retot prepared genuine, only by the Pro-
Prftprietor, and told wlio;esa!e at,d retail, at his house, 14, New North-
street, Red Lion ~quire. per packet, or four in one for
535. duty included. Sold alsc at Bacon's, 150, and Allen's, 76,
ford -erect ; corner ofS.,utlia,bpion-strert, Holborn i Richard's,
193, Strand ; aryl all why:. Medicine Vender..
See ilir Doctors Advice to the Net reins. &c. price 21. Sold by Par.
sons, 166, Fleet-surer, anti all buoloellerr.

PATENT MERINO SATIN DAMASK.—The Pr..ptietors of
the above truly! Nottvcile Article (so muttli adoptedby the Nobility and
Gentry fqr elegant Draperies). most r,..specttully inform those Families
about to Furnish, that their Ware-rout-is arc now stocked with a great
variety of new Rlll beautiful SPECIMENS. in Colours. adapted for
DrawinT.-room, Dining.room, and Library Curtains, Beds, Ike. The
tiniAbility an i comparative low price of the Merino Satin Damask
renders it peculiarly desitobic to economists, the more particularly as
it t. qiiirfs no lin'ng I'•- h seen only at the Manufacturer's,
►Elti MY :cal BRAG G, Pr,nted Furniture Warehouse, Southamp-
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r:i- s!ree;. C lvent.garile,t.

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.401*41V • b-4.0". - fr.-4+,4k

I price.

Slaiadless iettessperauce
In swam is a sysessay : it leattilseest
Tie untimely csanlying oldie happy throw,.
Aescl fall of many kisses. isautersts FLA az.
Ili& LIR, dre mast estimable rite infer arblatsissits; nireaflortably,
to nonlind on object f the deepest interest, and deserving every purl
mount consideration. Yet, we bud, that the common anti most danger-
ous cotnplaints of the present age, art the offspring of intemperance and
sensuality. The baneful consequences of luxurious indulgences, and