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London, England, 1806-08-15 00:00:00

LE -S TICKETS AND MORE PRIZES

4. CORNIti Li; anai, ORA RING-CROSS, LONDON.
• "V, 13I€E1 -I.speOfully acquaints Publici that'
• tike t present LOTTERY contains the fewest 'rickets
ever known-in-a Lottery. and the'must Capital,Ptites. _

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The last3c,opol. Prize the last xo,ooo-1.. 'Blank, and the
last lo,cool. Prize, ever ;hared, were all said at the above
Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and Chances, are selling in
neat i;ariety, arid whereall outstandlitg Prizes are paying in
Iola; 4.VithOut any deduction.. - •.(rx Persons in the Country may be. supplied, by sending
their Orcleit;•Pos'toff-Carriage Nitt liccompanied• with good
Bills, .11-iik Notgs,,cash, or Post_()jice Orders.
• The LOttery beginsthe 13th‘ot Ot-tobei next.

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"*. ANI.X.NAVY EQUIPAGE.-
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PATENT.. cAmt. REDS'ItADS, .Furni-
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ture, Tttrasses, anifl3eddin.conillete, are very respett-
riconi tnded to Qtrirleincn,Yas beilig.:the most' portable
. land- superior to any others made 'in London ; Marquees, '
'rents, Tables • and Chiii4s, Qll' improvedprinciples ; Sea
`Cots, Sofa Beds, and.hairs.,.,tilion Board Ship; Musquitto
Net Eimiture, and Patent.Brami.screw Betistads, for Last
and West-indies, 'and aLi -foreign Climates, at •
M OILG A N..alid SAND E R'S'S
••"- 'harem Betiscead ManufaCtoty and Wade-Rooms, '
3 • .119 s. 16 an,d 17, •Catherine.street, Strand..
Morkait New.iin.yerited. Icnperiat Dining
'1 allies, al ttayed. to be the,most complete and Elegant set of •
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable; packingin a.,80x•-•.
' but 'fell' Inches deep.. . •
N. B. The Fashionable, Sofa-Bed and Cliair.l3ed'Ware—
bouse„ - - • • • -

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.GOUT, Bilious Rheumatic, and NervoM Affec-
tions, are'elfidually removed by the use or the Rev:
,Dr. BARCLA rs.ANTI -B I LIOUS PI 1.1.5.,---Thefiallcitir'..
ing is a proof of their efficacy, from Thomas Bernerd, •Esq-.
Bath. . •
SIR, Uppel'Crescent, Bath, July 26, iSo,
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On-receipt of thts I request you will send me six double
Boxes of your Barclay's. Anti-Bilious Pills, and- twelve
Bottles of Specific.. I ne.iosed is a draft for Sol. pay' yOurseff
for tie Medicine, and apply. the remainder to.t he publidation
of- the following case :
.. For the last fourteen years I have been afflieled with the
Cout, and for the last fouryeari this is the first Letter I have
.been -able to -write, which i think ought to be addressed to
Bou, acknowledging my ,perfect cure by using your Anti-
ilious Pills ar.tt Specific.
" I am, Sir,. your most.obliged humble Servant,'
" The Rev. Wm. Barclay, " THOS.BERNERD.".
- Leicester-square, London." -
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acidifion. to the above is annexed the followineList of
..Noblemerr ana'Gentlemen, 'NILO have received a perfed ?tire
from the Rev. Williain.harclay's Bilious• Pills and Specific :
Tlie Lord Bishop a-Batli and Wells. r
he Right Hon. Viscount,Dillon.
Sir John Honytvood, Part. M.P. for Honiton.
-Sir Stephen Lushington..Bart. M.P. for Petwyn.
Thomas Anson, Esq. M P. for Lichfield.
lames Ainyatt, Esq. M. 17 for Southampton. '
Cdiii Forrester, Esq, „M.P. for Wenlock. ; • • .
Nicholson Calvert,- Esq. M.P. for Hertford.
• Edmund Boelun, ,Esq. New-stieet,,Spring Gardens.
Thomas Hammersley, Esq. Pall-Malt. . • -
C. W. Dieltes,,•Esq. Private Secretary to the late Archbishop
of Canterbury. , •
`The Rev. MA.-Dimock, Librarian to the late Archbislibp.
Sojd Wholesale and 'retail, byappointment of-Dr.. Barclay, •-
at Mr. Wirier's; 1,:o. 4, _Cheapside corner of Paternoster- ••
-sow ; and.re.tai4,by Bull and Callwell, Dublin ;•Scolt, Smith,
Baxter; Edinburgh ; Macdonald, Glasgow ; Stams,
chester; Gagsons, Liverpool ; and by Most Country Medi-
Venders in every. Town.
i Caution.—Observe the name of William Barclay is-en-

• gsaved of .the Stamp; which is affixed ou. the mit-side wrap-
. per ()leach Ebx ; all not so stamped are g -cfabc.rtros imita-
' 1',44e5t.,*4-ahti.;oi. yet &ix, wittanipiettireztions.

MAVOR's NEW WORK.
This Day was. P'itblislied,
In.rwo Elegant Volumes Foolseap.Octavo, prices. boards,
A FATHER's GIFT TO WS CRILDR.EN;
LA_ consisting.olOriginal ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES,
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By WILLIAM MAVOR,
Reetor of Stonesfieltt, in Oxfordshire,- Vicar of
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Printed for Richard Phillips, 'No. 6, New Bridge-street;
and to be had of all Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, the following esteemed Works by the
same Author,
1. A Universal History, from the Creation to the Peace-of
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5. Classical English Poetry, selected fur Schools. Pricers..
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us Tijj.Se
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• That .most exceihvit Medicine, •
THE CO RDIA.L BA 1.M.,0 F
I -TS univeiliy'resorted to for its extraordin'ary
11 p#iptity.io all Corwilaint3 of the Stomach, Itelaxatins
I of the Solittf, Nervous-Weaknesses; the deleterious efieds of
tHot Cli:nates, and particularly. the ill consequences of fil-
-1 temperance. . In shart, in all cases where the Constitution
fats been reduced by disease or irregularity, the elfieets of the
1 Balm of 'Gilead are unequalled. •
' Also, The ANTI.IMPtITIGINEs,or SOLOMON's
Dtm P , the most powerful alterative, purititr and sweet.
, cner of the blood ever iiiseiiVcred, 'and may be confidently re-
'' lied on as.the mosz sate and certain remedy fOr the Scurvy,
Scrofula, King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Legrosy,.,and
• other disorders,ari sing from an impure or impaired-state of the
blood
.and lymph.
- Ladies and Gentlthinen may' have their orders Completed for
.the /left-Guinea, Or.Fatnily Bottles, which contain tour, for
335. on which 93.•is_saved. • .
Scarce a person-,.vtio purchases one bottle of either of these
Meclicin:,s, or reads that interesting 3s. Trad, called " Solo-
mon's Guide to health," but has reason to sound its praise.
- Dr. Solomon,
.when consulted. cxpeds his usual Fee of
Half-a.Guinca: Suelt • letter should, for safety, be thus
direcied, " Money letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House,
near Liverpool." • - '
0 oserve..— Each , Bottle of Dr. Solomon's Medicine has a
Government Stamp, with the name of the Proprietor, .
" Saml. Sol Onion, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate
which is felon). • •
• The Postage of all Letters to the Doctor must be
pi-ad, and los. Cd. as a tee enclosed for advice.
Sold by Mrs. • Mathews-, • No. tS, Strand, London; Mr. .
Smith, I;erfutrier, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge;
Mr. Baxtcr,and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and.
Husband, Elder and CO. Edinburgh; Mr. BaXter;Glasgow ;
W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning,
•Paisley ; CraW.
fo'rd, Kiim ' artio...k • W. Young.. Irvine ; A, Forsyth, and P.
Whiteside, Ayr; W Crawford, Girvan ; I ..Cat.son, New.
DOugles ; WAN lan, •Kirkcuribright ;T. M'Creilie, Kirk.
alrly Blyth, Leven; J. Dempster, Citpar; Allan, Dun:
dee ;P. Craigie, Monlrose ; Mitchell, and Anderso,u,' '
Ab,rdeell ; !)r. White, Banff; Wit-nosh, Inverness ; T.
Storuaw.ty ; P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson- and
Bisset, Perth ;W. to-son, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; ,
Alexander, Dunfermline ; Wilson, Dunbar;. Vinnet,
.Ar-
bionth • Dickson,- Dumfries; 1 horson, Berwicg. ;
Weddel, Ain ..%,,cic ; Parevison„krbuCanot; and larnies,,n. Pe-
terlteil; Trongate, Glasg",w; and by most
6).A:sellers., and % Littei-:.; .of
.Paten t- Medicines tit the United
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For DISORDERS of the HEAD, DIMNESS of SIGHT.
DEFECT of HEARING, Sro.
.THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF.

AS a-Proof of its EfiSeacy, Mr. Re.chab Thorn, of
tchert-Stoke, Hants, writes, in Feb. aos, to the
Proprietors as follows :
I am now 74 years old, and can •see.to read with common-
glasses, and my, memory is as good as when I was only 18.—
In July 1776 (29 years ago) I-vvas seized with a dreadful gid-
diness in my head. My Dodprgave me various Medicines ;
they did me no good. -He admitted this, , and candidly ad-.
visedthe use ot your Cephalic Snuff! I took it, and in a few
weeitS was much better. After this I took it mote freely,
and in six weeks was as well and hearty as ever, and so have
continued to tins day, by constantly using your. invaluable
Remedy.". •
it•is'sold only by F. Newbery and, Sons,-za the Warehouse
for Dr. lames't Powder; 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon-
don ; and B. C. Collins, Salisbury ; and none is genuine
unless the words " F. bleWbery, 45, St. be engrav-
_ed.on the' Stamp. •
Also, by their appointment, by Bacon and Co. Oxford.-
street ; Wade, -Old Bond.lsireet ; Bayley and Vo. Cockspor-
strec:t ; Ward,- M iddfe-row, •Hol horn ; Corner of
• Ludgate-street -; Dicey and Co. Bow Chttra • yard ;
dall, Royal. Exchange; and Claae, High-sticet, Borough,