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London, England, 1805-05-08 00:00:00

% • Prises fold at this Once are now paying in WI.
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MONDAY, THE 13th INSTANT,
THE STATE: LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
No 88, CORNHILI..
HALI. and Co. at their old Licenfed State Lot-
tery OiSce, the Corner of the Royal Exchange, London, re.
freeirok inform their Friends and the Public. that they are W.
Lug the us and Slf ARES, in variety of Numbers, dividei
into HA I NES, %IA RTE RS, EIGHTH:3. and SIX H
(Stamped Accordiaq to Ad of Parliament,) and on the Lowell
Tern.

Orders from the Country, accompanied with Bills on I.ondon at
a °tort date, Bank Notes. Oath, or Poll Office Orders, executed
an the fan.e Terms as if perfonally prelcot.
l'rizes p.dd on Demand, and in full, two months after the
Drawing has finiffied.

TO THE LADIES.
rtAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY,
for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS iron. the FACE,
NECK, ARMS, Ste. giving at the fame time a Cite:A.ln loft.
nets and tranfparency to the Complexion.—Superliuous Hairs
have in all ages and Countries been confidered highly derogatory to
Female Delicacy, and it remained unexplained that this Ladies of
Egypt and other Fallen] Nations Should be entirely exempt from
this scourge of Beauty, fo frequent in Northern Climates. To
Lady M.W. M—ue, Europe was at length indebted for the keret
procured from a Female friend, during her refidenee in Turkey,
and where, it appears, the Ladies conftantly make ufe of it
at the Baths. The very liberal encouragement which the Pro-
prietor has ever experienced from his fair Country Women,
makes him prefume ilia: this Preparation nieces with their entire
approbation. The mildnefs of its operation, fo as not to irritate
even the cleficate fkin of an infant, its never.failing and permanent
efficacy. joined with the peculiar property it poffe Iles of highly im-
posing and beautifying the complexion, cliff- Sag an °dot iferous
:tied delicious fragrance, render it in every refped an elegant
.c.! neceff.try addition to the Toilette of Beauty and Elation. Re-
commendation alone would RAI as hitherto have been found fur-
ficient to circulate a Depilatory, the cscluSve died of which is fo
,Isvi..us and invari ible, did not juflice to the Public require that
they Mould be raved from the painful effeds of injurious and e:sr-
toiive applications, molt of them futile attempts to imitate the
*Love, and introduced to the Public under various names.—To
preveat inipolition in future, and to accommodate Ladies too
(Want for perfonal application, their orders by port for a fisple
Bottle or larger quantity, will be molt pundually esecated to any
pan of Town or Country, fuch orders inclufing the amount, ad-
heard to Mrs. Knight, No. 33, King-ftreet, Holborn, Loudon,
doors front Holborn, price 3s. 6d. the bottle. Ass abatement
yf One %Mrs in fix Bottles. N. H. None is genuine unlefs Sped
in the Proprietor's hand-waiting, to imitate which is felony.
N.B. While Etre Bev was in England, a certain Perfon, invidu-
ous no doubt of the unbounded fuccefs with which this Depilatory
tas hen conftantly attended, alked bins, by means of an into-
Fmter. if it ever was ufed in Egypt, w hen, to his cunfufion, the
Marmeitike produced tome of this identical preparation, which it
'ecru they always carry about them, being employed Ly the Men
:o y:ve uniformity and Shape to their muflachius, Zee The above,
with numerous inftancu of its complete and permanent lured.
we con:.rforl by affidavits, which way be ken at the

The Sums hitherto railed at Gibraltar, from the benevolence of
Sir Thomas Trine, and a relpedable Committee there, (or their
immediate fvport, being elhaulted, the following Subfcriptions
are received:—
John Jul. Angerltein Z2l 0
hn Angeritein 21 0
rs. John Angerftein az o
V. F. Rivas 21 0
A. Gibron 21 o
J.Thomfon, Portnun4q. 21 0
Mrs. John Thornton, do. 21 o
Andrew Thornton 21 0
H. T. 21 0
C. T. 21 0
'Thornton Boner 21 •
Mrs. Thornton Boner 2r 0
Thornton Bonn, jun. 21 0
A. B. 21 0
Hy. B. 21 o
Sir Francis Baring, Ban. it o
Thomas Bring 21 •
Duchefs of Newcaftle ow 0
Duke of Newcaftle too o
Late Major General Bar-
nett, by the hands of
Barnett tos o
Arch. Parton 21 0
COL Thomas Pidtos 21 o
Mrffrs. Hoare so C.
Subferiptions continue to be n
Mcffrs. Hoare and Co. Bankers
tie Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-houre.

who was thLre dur:ng
the calamity, 21 Sub(. too o
Charles Wall 21 o
Robert Sheddon & Sons 2r 0
Francis Newton 21 o
Abraham Varicas 21 0
Campbell & Anderfon at 0
Thomas Coutts 21 0
Edmund Ant robus 21 0
Coutts and Trotter 21 o
F.dward Majuribanks 21 0
R. and E. Lee, 21 0
Benjamin Goldfmld 21 0
Abraham Goldfluid 21 •
Aaron Goldhnid 21 o
David Samuda 10 to
Robert Thorn•on 21 0
General Wm. Piaon 21 0
Ewan Law, Ely. 10 IS
Wm. Hoare, Erg. 21 0
. .

:eived at Media:Couttt and Co.
and by Bennett and White, at

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ABRIEF ACCOUNT of the LIFE of Dr. SA-
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PATRIOTISM: or The Love of our Country ;
an Hiftorical Etfay, illuitrated by Exampkv from Ancient
and Mt...tern Hiftory. Dedicated to the Volunteers of the United
Kingdom.
By WII.I.IAM MEND, Efq.
Author of Evening Amufernents, Principles of Taxation, Princi-
ples of Algebrr, &c.

a The Author traces Patriotirm to its heft Principles, as they
exift in the Nature of Man, eeferibes its operation and tied, to
Societies varioufly cooftituted, and then takes occalum to hate
the condudt on the part of Governments, which is belt adapted
to generate, later, and extend the fentinient. The Wurk is uer-
'nutty and eloquently penned; it glows with benevolence, and
breathes a mild and amiable fpirit ; it blends the temper of the
Chritti in with the ACV'', of the Phileforher, and unites an ardent
regard for the public welfare with genuine loyalty. In every view
it refh els great credit on both the head and the heart of the wri-
ter; and it abounds with hints and refleetions which defer' e
fideration from Governors and Governed, in times like theft in
' which we live." Monthly ReCsw. Dec. 2804, page 417.

TOR EXPORTATION
Eaft India prohibited Goc:ds,&c.
FOR NOME CONSUMPTION:
Brandy, Geneva, Wine, Riga Balfam, Harrlem Oil. Soy,
China, Sure, and other Grocery, Tamarinds, Soap, Feathers,
Cotton and Spanith Wool, Coker Nuts, l.ogwood, Mahogany
Boards, Fire Antis, Gun Flints, Cambrick, Mullin, Coral Beads,
Mother of Pearl Spoons, Tclefeopes, Maps and Charts, Books,
Paper, Dial Plates, Oil of Spice, Thread and Silk I.ace,
Elaitic Catheters and Bougie*, Oftrich Feathers, Tobacco, Snuff,
Tobacco Allies Gunpowder, Boats, Bottled Beer, dee.
Alfa fuch Goode as have remained in his Majefty's Warehoufe
upwards of three Months, not cleared, or the Duty paid, viz.
Riga Spirits, Cordials, Brandy, Geneva, Books, Linen, Indigo,
Olaf's, Marble Chimney Pieces, Hides, DruFs, Paper, Sop, Combs,
and fund-y other Goods, as mentioned'', the Catalogues.
I.ikewife 'stinky Parcels of Tobacco and Snuff, having remained
in the King's TobaccoWareh-ufe beyond the time limited by Lit,