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SAMUEL GLOVER, ESQ. DECEASED.
A 4L Persons having any claims or demands on
ea. • or Indebted to the Estate of SAMUEL GLOVER, Esq. late of
4berc4rne, near Newport, Monmouthshire, deceased, are desired
to send the particulars thereof in writing, with the nature of their
securities if any, to Mr. Tr NDAte, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Inn Fields.

BRAZIL.
'THE Public is respectfully informed that Dr.
Grant's Account of this important Colony, is now ready for
delivery at the Publisher's, No. SO, Conduit-street, and at all
Booksellers, price Bs. 6d. Of whom may also be had, Fischer's
Picture of Valencia, Bvo. As. A Picture of Lisbon, Bvo. Bs.
" We strongly recommend these Works to the attention of the
Public at the present crisis."—See the Monthly and Critical Re-
views.

SMITH's GEOGRAPHY, WITH A PAIR OF GLOBES.
THEPublic are hereby acquainted, that the Third
Part of this new apd spltendid Geography, was this day pub-
lished, price 6s. 6d. with the Twelfth Number of which will be
delivered a new Nine-inch Terrestrial Globe made by Adams ;
and with the Twenty-fourth a similar Celestial Globe.
Or. the Parts may be had without the engagements for the
Globes at Si. each, by persons who are already possessed of
Globes. •
Published by Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, Paternoster-row,
and to be had of all Booksellers. .

14EIKLETT'S BIBLii.
1-I'l4E Third Part of Mr. HEWLETT's BIBLE
-IL was this diy published, and may be had of all the Book-
I sellers, the Royal Paper at 9s. and the Demy Paper at 7s.
The Third Part contains superior Engravings from the follow-
' ing Pictures. PAINTER. ENGRAVER.
Christ in the Garden - Rembrandt. Heath.
Mount Sinai - - Breughel. Neagle.
Ezekiel's Vision '- ' - Raphael. Worthington.
The Storm - Ylieger. Neagle.
Daniel interpreting the Dream West. Tomlinson.
Adam and Eve - - Poussin. Neagle.
This bible will be completed in Twenty similar Parts.
London, Feb. 23, 1809. . .

MISS HILL'S. NOVEL.
This day was published, in Three Volumes, price 15s. in boards,
IHE FOREST OF COMALVA 9 • NOVEL.
Containing Sketches of PORTUGAL and SPAIN, and
part of FRANCE.
Printed for RICHARD PUILLIrS, No. 8, Bricige-strect, Black-
friars, London.

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GRAND STATE LOTTERY
BEGINS APRIL 12, 1809. Scheme contains
Four. • . ... £20,000

Two of Xi 0,000
Two of .£5,000
&c. &c. &c. with
A Pa! GIFT of 1,000 Tickets the First Day, and
MEE GMT of Soo Tickts the Secossl Day.
wits:Reim

A Ticket. may gain £lOO,OOO
A Half may gain £ 50.000
A Quarter ..... ".. may gain ....
An Eighth may gain • 1e11,500
, A Sixteenth may gain ... .. ... ".4 6,450
Only 18,500 Tickets for Sale.
Ticket; and Shares are on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Office**.

CARROLL and Co. SfocK Bucacza.V. No. 26,
OXFORD-STREET, near Rsithbotte Plac4atquaint the
public in general that Tickets and Shares are selling, hi variety of
numbers, at their (Mice, for the ensuing grand and interesting
NEW LOTTERY, which begins drawing au the 12th of APRIL
NEtr...-Not Three Blanks to a Prize.
. . . SCHEME.
FIRST DAY, First-dawn Prize above £1.5 will be also a
Grand Prize of 1000 Whole Tickets.
SECOND DAY, First-drawn Prize above £l5 will be also a
lazescl ?rise of SOO Whole Tickets.
They may, of course, include the following Capital Prizes.
4 Prizes of £io,ooo !!
2 Prizes of £lO,OOO I 6 Prizes of £l,OOO
5,000 10 500
!cc. c. &c. •
Capital Prizes in the late and former Lotteries, to a greet
amount, have been sold and shared by CARROLL and Co. and the
Money paid on Demand.---Schemes to be had gratis.

PATENT TRAVELLING HAIR CAPS.
THIS very useful Invention is entirely new, and
particularly well adapted for Officers in the Army and Navy ,
and Travellers in general, who are obliged to wear either a Welch
Wig or Night-Cap, which, from their unhandsome or awkward
4pearance, persons are under the necessity of throwing off when
alighting from the carriage, Bc.c.
The TRAVELLER'S HAIR CAP,. now recommended to the at-
tention of the Public, possesses every comfort of the for Mer ,
with the appearance of a curled Head of Hair, and, from its pe-
culiar elasticity, sits perfeclly close to the Head, without any
sort of Springs whatever, and cannot be put out of order. The
Hair Caps are equally convenient for the Ladies. They may be
had of the Inventors, Messrs. ROBINSON and Hoctass, No. I,
fissex-street, Strand, Peruke-Makers to their Royal Highnesses
the Prince of Wales, Duke of Clarence, and to the Theatre-Royal ,
Covent-Garden. Prince One Guinea each. Considerable allow-
ance made to retailers.
All Sailors, and Travellers by Sea, will find incredible advan-
tage from the use of the Hair Caps ; and Judges and Gentlemen
of the Bar, who constantly attend the Circuits, will derive much
benefit from them.

DROPSY.
MR. LUXMOORE, Southampton Buildings,
Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge), continues,
as usual, to attend Patients of both Sexes, in the different species
of that complaint, in Town and Country ; viz. Anasarca, or Dif-
fused Dropsy; Ascites, or Dropsy of the Abdomen ; and Hydto•
thorax, or Dropsy of the Chest; as well as that peculiar to Fe-
males. The numerous cases of this disease, from six years of age
to 0, which have been removed by Mr. Luxmoores's method of
treatment, after all other means had proved ineffectual, were ge-
nerally accompanied with gouty, bilious affections, livid counte•
nance, utreme debility, dry cough, and laborious breathing, pre-
venting sleep except almost in an erect posture, and many after
they bad been repeatedly tapped. No letters, unless post-paid,
will be received.

HANNAY'S' ORIGINAL SPECIFIC,
For the Infallible PREVENTION of a CERTAIN DISORDER.
FORTY YEARS experience in every quarter of
the World, has indisputably established the Fact, to which
the Discoverer (the late Sit SAMUEL Ha NN AY, Bart.) pledged
himself, that this PREVENTATIVE was infallible in its powers,and
effectually secured to BOTH Sexes complete protection, where the
directions were punctually ob3erved. Many are .prudently de-
terred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fearing
consequences injurious to the Constitution. In the use of the
SPECIric (an external Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing
to dread—the doubts of the Sceptic, and the opposition of the In-
terested, are alike subdued.
It is notorious, and has been particularly remarked by the Fa-
culty, that this terrible disease is not so frequent as heretofore,
and the blessing has been fairly attributed to the universal adop-
tion of those principles, upon which this highly celebrated Lotion
is formed. The undiminished celebrity of its character for so long
a period is its best eulogium, and advocates its cause better than a
thousand attested cases, which, for obvious reasons, the applica-
tion of this remedy renders inadmissible.
This Antivenereal Lotion is confidently recommended to the
Army and Navy, and to all those going abroad, (as it will retain
its virtues for years in any climate,) they, from the nature of their
services, being more peculiarly exposed to the ravages of this
disorder. It is soli in bottles, at 10s. 6d. each, or 10s. if more than
one, and at 7s. 6d. ; or three for a Guinea (stamps includt;d), at
No. 1, Little Suffolk-street, Haymarket, where, only in London,
it can be had genuine.—lt will be sent to any part of the United
Kingdoms, by inclosing an address, real or assumed, with a
Bank note equivalent to the quantity required, directed .(post
paid) to Mt'. LEER COOK, at the above old-established Ware-
house ; who will answer, as usual, all orders with strict fidelity.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made from a Substance
with EI a nel, which does not change colour, and appears
equal to nature, skilfully placed from one to a whole set.—Natural
,Teeth placed from a single to a complete set, with Artificial or
Gold Gums, on reasonable terms.—Mr. PRINCE, Dentist, at-
tends daily from ten till four, at his House, No. 9, John-street,
Oxford-street, where he performs all operations on the Teeth and
Gums, with ease and safety.—Mr. P. fixes the above Teeth se •
exact, that they can be worn without tying.
A Lady of Distinction has declared that she had long been af-
flicted with a Complaint in her Gums, by which most of her Teeth
became loose, and one of her Front Teeth fell out, without decay-
ing ; the vacancy was replaced by an Artificial Tooth; in a short
time after more of the Front Teeth dropped out in the same sound
state, and she expected they would all fall out, as they all felt loose;
after trying different articles without effect, she was recommended
to make trial of the Cherry Lotion, which, after using a few bot-
tles, her Gums healed, and the Teeth became firm.
PRINCE's CHERRY LOTION, refreshing the mouth, and
immediately sweetening the breath, may be relied en as fastening
teeth, though ever so loose, preserves and whitens the teeth, heals,
hardens, and strengthens tender Gums, and is serviceable% use
during illness or confinement, as it preserves the teeth from injury
fi om the effects of Medicine ; is of great value to persons wearing
artificial teeth fastened to their natural, as it prevents the human
Teeth from becoming loose, those wearing Artificial Teeth ought
not to be without it, as it keeps them sweet and clean, and pro-
vents their changing colour. Is warranted innocent. A fair trial
will convince that the Cherry Lotion is far preferable to Arquebu-
s-ide, or any other Lotion forcleansing the mouth.—Halt-a- Guinea
per bottle, or a dozen bottles at £5, duty included.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist,
No. 9, John-street, Oxford-street; and, by appointment, Hendrie,
Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborn-street ; Harding, 89, Pall-
Mall ; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market ; Rigge, 65, Miaow.; Bacon,
150, Oxford-street ; Withers, 229, Strand ; Ward, N 4,
Bel: on and Tutt, Royal Exchange; Bull, Dublin; Reaburn, Edin-
burgh ; Collins, Salisbury; Crutwell, Bath; Seldon, Cheltenham;
and at most principal-Kedieine Venders In the United Kingdom.
Orders from pristate families in tlos country sent by coach, by
sending the money in a letter, as above. Shopkeepers sending
their orders to any wholesale Venders they deal with in Londem,
will reedy* Wm*/ allawasics.