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London, England, 1822-12-20 00:00:00

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sIXTH AND LAST DAY—NEXT MONDAY,
the 23d instant. ,
STATE OF THE WHEEL.
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Tickets and Shares, warrants
ICIIA IiIISON, GOODLUI
•rater of Dank-13uildlnp, Corr

I undrawn, continue en Sale by
IC, and CO. at their Office, 104,

This day was published,
Tn !Ivo. the Third Edition, price ins. 6d. boards, of
OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE and CURE
V of DROPS I ES. To which is added an Appendix, con-
taining several Cases of Angina Pectoris, with Dissections, &c.
By JOHN BLACKALL, M.D.
Physician to the Devon and Exeter Hospital, and to the Lunatic
Asylum, near Exeter.
Printed for Longman, Hurst,Rces, Orme, and Brown, London.

ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW.

I AZ A RD and Co. beg to inform their Friends and
the Public, that 3 CAPITALS, as unyler, remain in
-!:r Wheel, thr whole of which must k draws iss-Ne :Day, viz. on
I‘IONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 23.

When the Lottery ends, and when every Prize and every Ticket
':wt be decided, The following are the Capitals in the 'Wheel:
1 of £20,000 I 9 of £5OO

£lO,OOO I 9 ...
1 ... £5,000 , 26 ...
4 ... t:1,000
11A ZA P and Co. have Shared and Sold in the present Lottery,
at their (Vices, Royal Exchange Gate ; 26, Cornhill; and 324,
t)afurd-stn•et, end of Regent-street, 11 Capital Prises, viz.
3,7.36 ... £2,000 15,694 ... £3OO •
577 ... £l,OOO 8,580 ... 200
6,594 ... 500 9,910 ... 200
7,703 ... 500 10,655 ... 200
14,205 ... 500 19,222 ... 200
14,628 ... 500
IlizAitn and Co. to prevent disappointment, recommend their
f:h•nde who intend to adventure in the present Rich Wheel to
jiqly on or before SA*l ell1)* V Evening, as the Drawing will com-
nwnee at an tar% hour (NINE o'clock) on Monday Mernatig.

£3OO
£2OO

This day was published, in limo. price 33. in boards.
THE DIVINE ECONOMY of HUMAN LIFE;
1. or, Cs 111,T1.1t4 Devivs, in &mere*At. LANGUAGE; selected'
from the New Testament, and arranged, in the form of Sec-
tiny: nr Lessons, under their distinct Heads: containing—
I. Tae Duties which -we owe to GOD.-4. The Duties which
we uwe to our Neighbour.-3. The Duties which we owe to
thsrs:?:res. By MARY ANNE DAVIS,
Autha of " Helps to Devotion, in the Entire Language of the
Holy Scriptures."
Loudon : Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard and
Waterloo-place; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh.

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 182-2. :•

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This day was published, b *lvo. price 12s. boards, VACATION. ..
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THE ENCHANTED FLUTE, with other Poems; A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, residing within a
and Fables from La Fontaine. .Cll6. moderate distance of Landon, would be glad to receive a
By Mrs. B. P. NVOLFERSTAN. young Gentleman Into Ms Family, and superintend the conduit.
f' The Author hopes the following little Poems may add , ante of his &Wks, doing the Vacation of the Universities or
something to the stock of innocent amusement, and aid, however the Public &hook,
feebly, the cause of Religion and Virtue."—Prefaie. Letters to be 'addressed to Rev. A. B. Mr. Hill's, Italian
'-ted for Lessinsan.Annt,ltetes, Orme, and Brown, London. ware" 63, picesdiny, London.