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MONDAY, JULY 31, 181.

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RICHEST WHEEL, EVER KN()WN•=ONLY ONI DAY
TO DRAW.

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THE -following GRAND PRIZES 'must'he
draWn To.motutow, August 1, viz• .
L. 40,000, L.:10,0DO, Two of L. 1,000, &C '&c.
And 4,000 Guineas in Gold.
Warranted bodrawn TICKETS and SHARES are seltirit
by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and to. Colitnictoff.: for
the preseut Lotteiry, BANK-BUILDINGS and CHARING-
CROSS, who sold int the First Day of Maw-nig., 11,172,
f.. 40,000; in one Quarter, two Eighths, and ei?,rtit Sixteenths
and nu the Second Day of Drawin4, G0;77, a t'riee of t,OOO
GtilliCaS, in two Quarters, One Eighth, and six Sikteenths.

ONLY ONE DAY TODRAW.-RICIIESr WREEL EVER
KNOWN..

THE following GRAND •PRIZES most. be
drawn TO-MORROW, Auzust. 1, viz.
L. 40,000, L. 30,000, Two of L.) MO, &C. Stc. •
And '2,000 Giii3eas in Gold.

Warranted tlndrawn TICKETS and SIIARESare selling
by CARROLL and. Co. Cootractors for the present. Lotter?,,
7, CORNHILL, and 25, OXKOR.II-`4TREET, who sold i❑
Shares, 7,111, entitled to a Golden Prize, the First Day of
Drawing. _

i:OWLETTS, FOUR MILES FRONT CANTERBURY BE-
TWEEN THE DEAL AND DC'Ult itOADS•
TO BE LET, for Three. Five, or Seven Years, Completely
• - FURNISIIED, •
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AN EXCELLENT , HOUSE, standing in
beautiful Grounds, with a ShrtAbery and Woad Walk,
and a Trout-stream running through the Meadows,.Coach-
louses, Stables and Offices of 'every Description, a large and
highly stocked Grape• House; a Succeiiiou-house; an Ice-
botoe, awl walled Garden, containing about Two Acres. in
the higheit, state of Cultivation. Ten Acres or more of Grass
Land, or qrass fur Three Cow; may he lard if desired.'
Forfurtlset particulars enq uire at 11u:of:ice Of 'Messrs. Exley,
StockerAncl Dawson, No 4, Furnivars-Inn,Hulborn,Loadon•

OFFICE 01,' 011 .1)S ANgE, Jaly '23, 1815. w
THE pitiATIPAL OFFICER. *Of His MA'-.
JESTY'S ORDN.:INCE do hereby give. Notice, that
'Propmals will le received at their Otcein or
6P.bre Fri:110014e l lth day of ‘l..lst itrit,:from .?teiz Persons
as may be ttdiling to undertake the Supply nl ACCOLTTII.F.:-
ME NTS
.fr'or Service of this Department., for a periodof Three
Years, detdrminable after I,U: Expiralion Pirst Year,
upon Notiee of Three Month's, at the Option of either Party.
Patterns of the Articles May be viewed, upon application
.tt the P•ineljUil StOreheeper's Of/lee in the Tower; and
'Farther Particulars', toTether withthe 7'erms and Condition's
of the Contract, nut'y be known at the Secreta`ry's Office in
2';all-..1.1a1l aforesaid, airy day tetween the flyers of Ten
and Foar o'Clock, white the Proposals must he delivered
sealed up, and endbrsed " Proposals for Accoutrements ;"
Lap
no Proposal can be admitted after the said 11th of August,
at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any
Tender be noticed, unless the Party making en an Agent
in his behalf, shall attend.
itsi Order of the Board,
R. 11. CRE IF. Secretary.

BARNETT GUEST, Clcymist, INVENTOR-Of the GUES-
TONIAN ;NIEDICIN Es, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Foot I.
of Illacktriars
hAVING resided there for the last Twenty-
One YearS, during which tune Upwards of Three
Thousand Patients have been restored to 'perfect health by
him after they have been -admitted into the London Hosfterpi-
tals, when afflicted with the following complaints, and a
continuing there a reasonable time, were then returned from '
thence without being t elieved, the truth of which can be
proved,by the books of the said Hospitals, or from the Pa-
tients thems,•lves, tWo-thirds of which reside in London;
gtvat part Of them IMA:e been ads-cal e.. 1 in the. London
Newspapers, and London Magazines for the -last Twenty
Years. consequently, if not correct, they would have been
most justly stigmatized by those respectable Medical Gen-
tlemen-that attend these iharitahle Institutions, they had
three powerful indncements for it. In the first place because-
it was a duty which•they owed to the public; secondly, it was
a dnty they owed to themselves; and thirdly, their pride
Would love been so gratified in consequence of it, as to have
rendered exposure irresistible. Yet. sorely, when it is con-
sidered that every respectable Medical Man insist knts-sv that
nearly a11...,the great discoveries tn-ade in the healing art, have
been the result of Chytnical researches, no one of them can
• wonder at the success of the Gnestonian Medicines, the 1117:
tentur having been a'practical Chy mist fur the last fifty-eight
years, and for the last ten years an Advertisement to the fol-
lowing edect; may be. seen in several - London Newspapers,
which is likewise impressed On his windows in letters of two
inch depth, so that " they which run may read." Medic:l
Men did then, and now may at any time, without. any ex-
poise to tfiemselves or said poor -.patient, experience relief
in less than one hour, and in general ;ere 'cured in a reason-
able time, fur the permanency of such tares, see those Pit- ,
tients now whose cases have been long since pablished.---11515.
COPY AS ABOVE, ALLUDED TO.
Any Professional Gentlemen walking the London Hospitals
for information, that are induced •by litmianity or lucrative
motives to study the. happiness of mankind, by not only al,.
most instantly frecing.them 'from .-the most againizing pains
proceeding front the following, Complaints...tint likewise to
cure them in a reasonable time, may, I.y bringing. with them
those Patients nfilicted as urkder,, which have been returned
as befog incurable trout one or more of the said hospitals,
soon see that the salutary efficacy of the GI? ESTONIAN ME-
DICINES is such as to•secure to them a speedy, permanent,
and extensive practice, these Chymical Preparations being
sold to the Faculty the same as any other Chyntical Medicines
in the mass or by the gallon.
HOSPITAL CASES AS •ABOVE ALLUDED TO.
- A44-4,iuzi.l-Ithenmatistos..urriceedin; front tal:ktus Mercury to
excess—Agues—Bilions Sick Head-aches, and all descriptions
of Head-aches—Liver Complaints—Nervous, Asthmatic, and
Consumptive Disorders--White Swellings, sir scropltulous en-
largements of the Kners—Liont—ltheontatism—lthenmatic
Gout—Contractions or Weakness proceeding from repeated
paroxysms of the Gout—Old
Sprains Ilrnises, lac.
All Patients afflicted as abuse, may know in one hour if
they can be cured, for if at that time they are not relieved, no
cure can be expected front thew, nor still they he sold by
B. G. to such Patients.
The only time for attendance hertz is front nine to twelve
every day, except Sunday. But in cases of Tooth-ache, Face-,
ache, and Ear ache, humanity induceS !limit() let his Servants
attend such PatiCints front nine to seven, Six days in tile week.

To 'mom TAyLott, ESQ• • •
No. 9, N
.ew Bridge-street, London.
1-loNotrismi SIR, Edinburgh, March 18.
IBEG len.c. to inform you, that.ever since the
year 1790, I had been afflicted with_ the Lttes Veaerea;
which, from its ohstinately resisting every course ut medicine •
presijilyed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un-
dergoiitg several severe courses of saliv.ition, and twice dis-
charged front the•liospit ti with lit.tle relief, wduid aiipear
to
be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year'
my disorder had gut to such a head, as nearly to put a period
to my existence—l bad a large ulcer on the crown of nr,' lieu.!,
one on each arm, anti my legs were broke out in a frightful
manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and hard hero ip a
state of ulceration for the last seven d'ai's; toy left had also
two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave
the such excruciating pain, paiticularty when warns in lied
as nearly to deprive me of rust ; in this lamentable state, I
was reconimot(l.l ire MC. ;1- Tit'noi's° 1, (wia° 1.4'.,,1ved so
great a cure by them here), to take N-Tir Leake's Patent Pills,
t bleb flit lit' to do on the 2tit ;I of May; is the course of a
fortnight I began to reeirr larnertt—in little more than a
month the uleerS on my head and arms were soundly healed—
soon after, the sore, on toy legs healed also; leaving, how-
ever, considerable iliscolouration in the stint, ana pain in the
boneof the left, which, by the blessing- of God, and a little
longer perseverance iu your invaluable Medicine, Su!osided
the nodes disper*-ing, the skin regaiaing its Natural bite, and
the nocturnal pains gradually going oIL-1 thus loticam.v by
your liherrl advice and medicine, perfectly free from alit
former complaiats—hare recovered toy former spit-its and
strength, and ant become jolly ;iod• fat, in which state lowing
continued many months to t astonishinunt of all who linew
111.1 at a loss in what terms toi express my gratitude, but
beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make
this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every.occa-
sion ; •in so doing your will greatly oblige,
'your grateful, obedient, very bumble servant,
• ALEX. MlittKEß.

Swann's Close, High-street, EdinburAb.
. • Witnesses tothe above core:---,
John Thompson,. No. :3, New Voniti'v Marlie 4 Edinburgh
• John M'lntokh,,Old Assembly dose, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by the sole ruomAs TAY-
LOR, Member of the Royal Coilege of Surgeons, at his
house, No. 9, 'New Bridu,-e-itreet, London; 'heft', after a
constant residence of more than :LV3 years, in a practice parti-
cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those
incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable
secrecy which men of his profession should always observe
such cases, he hatters hinisell the advice and assistance he
gratuitously administers to persons taking thi,: 'Medicine, will
be estimated, by a discerniOg Public, as au advantage seldom
attainable, and vOill of all'ambignity.
Also sold, by his appointalent, for the convenience of tiloss
living at a distance, at thellet fumer's, Nu. 35, tit. Alban's-
street, Pall-mall; the Tovshops, No. IN3, Oxford-street; Mr.
Pishorough's, No. 7, Fish-strevt-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-
. bri4e, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Donatd,Jeweiler, Glasgow;
; and by one person in every considerable
town in Grew Valtain 'mid Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d.
cacti, stamped, and sealed np, with full and plain directions,
whereby persons, of either scat may mire themselves With
caSe, speed, secrecy, and Safety. •
N. 11. EreVy 110 X Sobi in C.-lreat-llritain is scaled up with .a
' stamp, on which, by favour of the e,muu,..cionerA, is printed
at the Stamp 0;j-ice—T. Taylor, No. P, NeW Ftridi..e-street,
to iNitatu which is Felony, and all otheti ate counterfeits.