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London, England, 1812-05-22 00:00:00

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• MR. WILKIN'S DRAWINGS.
irHE EXHIBITION of DRAWINGS by Mr.
jrwajuN, is now open, a.t the Gallery, 39, Sackville-street,
}idly Admittance is.
The reamed and principal Pictures which belobged to the late
Nvahh porter,. having been arranged for Sale by Psivate Con-
tract, a Ticket to view the Collection may be obtained, by
—niiearlen to Mr. Yates, at 39, Sackville-street.

RUGBY SCHOOL
*THE next ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
1404LENIEN !ad GENTLEMEN Educated at RUG-BY
scsocii., will be on Thursday, the 18th of June, at the Free-
• bision's tavern, Great Queen street, Lincan's-inn- fields.
Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock.
STEWARDS.
Might Hob. Log PROST Rev. JOHN BASILA Pot
MINIS Natvaoars, But. JOHN PLODIZR CLAHRS, Esq.
Sir Wm Intents FRZIMACIS THACKWILAT,ESti.
ILLI. HM, HARRISON. THOMAS COLTMAN, Esq,
3. T. WRATISLAW, Secretary.
Tickets to balsa at the lisr of the tavern ; and it is requested
osodemes, wading to dine. will be so good as to leave their
Amon, before Tuesday, the 1 rithof June.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY, BLEXI4EIM-STREET,
GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES on
ANATOMY; PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY. will
commateed on Saturday, the 6th of inns, at 7 o'clock In the
Month g, by Mr. BROOKES.
Anatomical Conversations will be held weekly, when the
different Subjects treated of will be discussed familiarly, and 'the
Students views forwarded.—To these none but Pupils can be
admitted.
t•pacions Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete.with
may convenience, are open front S o'clock In the Morning for
the purposes of Dissecting and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes
atteuds o direct the Students, and demonstrate the various parts
as they appear on Dissection.
The Inconveniences usually attending Anatomical Investiga-
tions, are counteracted by an antiseptic Process.

K'WS tiIiTH•DAY, JUNE 4, the present
snin LOTTERY will be all Drawn. Tickets and
Sams are .Ing by HORNSBY and Co. 26, Cornhill, London.
Bout say and Co.'s is the only Office where the First Two
414000 Prises were sold, and also where the Two First .e30,00b
NUS Mae sold; besides
1 of £25,003 1
fl • - 20,000 62
88 • 10,000 78
47 - 6,000 101 -
All of which were paid on demand.
....deters by Post or Carrier executed with fidelity and

£4,000
2,000
1000
SOO

No. 7, CORNHILL.
CARROLL anti Co. of the old established Lottery
Office, 26,0:f0rd-street, respectfully beg to acquaint the
Public, that they have opened a New Office at No. 7, Coessit.:,
where, and at No. 26, Oxician Ersav, they are selling Tickets
Ind Shares for the Lottery to be drawn on the 4th of lows, in as
vat a vaxiety as the limited number of Tickets wall admit ; the
Scheme consists of but 6000 Tickets, than which a much greater
number were sold to the Public in the last Lottery. Notwith-
standing the very small number of Tickets, there are Prises of
120,000, £lO,OOO, £5,000, £3,000, £2,000, Li poo, &c,
CARROLL and Co. sold in the last Lottery
No. 4149,a Prise of £2,000 1 N 0.10,149, a Prizeof 412,000
No. 8,558, a Prize of £5OO.
Orders from the Country (post paid) punctually attended to.

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£30,000
10,000
5,000
9,000
.000
9,000
2,000
1,600
I,ROO
1,600
1,200
1,600
1,500
1,600
1,800
2,650
19,650

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10
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40
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105
1,110

BOROUGH OF PLYMOU l'H.

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KING'S BIRTH-DAY.
RTCHARDSON, GOODLUCS, and-Co. (the
A. Contractors) respectfully inform the Public that the STATE
LOTTERY will be drawn the 4th of JUNE.
SCHEME.
1 Prize of - ar.20,e00 -
1 - 10,000 -
1 - - 5,000
- - 5,000 -
2,000 -
1,000 • -
500
400
900
200
100
80
50
40
SO
25 -
15* - -
Only goo° Tickets.
'Tickets and Shares are 01) S.4e by Racli ARDSCIN, Goontxcx,
and .Co. at thee Offices, the corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhil ,
and facing the King's Mews, Chating-Crgis ; where, in tisel.ot-
tery drawn on tkc SO:h April last, they sold the followikg CA-.
PfTAL PRIZES, in 64 Shares:
No. 5,518 aPrige of .510,0u0 I No.IP/iOO a Prize of £3OO
114518 - 5,004 2,740 - 200
11,433 - 3,000 I 3,238 - 200
2,404 - 3t)o

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AT a very numernus and most respectable MEET.
ING of•the different MEMBERS of the CORPORA.
TION, the CLERGY, MERCHANTS, and other INHA3I.
TAN'Es of the BOROUGH of PLYMOU convened by the
Worshiptut the MAYOR, by public Advertisement, and.hekl at
the Guldhall of •the said Borough, the 19th day of May, ls 12,
to constricr and determine on the propriety of presenting a dutiful
Address m his Royal Highness the Pa s:cs.' REG F NT, expressive
of their conthalzoce,,and dcteration, at the unexampled :.ad atro-
cious act of Assassination on the person of the Right Hon. Sr E N.
ax Pttetyx t, Chancellor of the Exchequer, within the walls
of the House of Commons, when proceeding to the discharge of
his important public duties,
The Worshiptui GEORGE BEI.LANIY,Esq. Mayer,
in the Chair,
• Resolved, That a dutiful and loyal Address be prepared and
presented to his Royal Highness the Patter. REGENT, EXl)fell-
iite of the feelings of this Meeting, on the above melancholy
occasion, and that the following Gentlemen, viz.
Sir Wm. Elford, Bart. Dr. Woollcombe
Rev. John Gandy Dr. Lockyer
Wm. Langruead, Esq. George Eailtske, Esq.
Peter Tonkin, Esq. Edward I.yne, Esq.
Thomas W:atier,Esq. George Soltan, Esq.
Da. ittinn:itt I John Lowe, Esq.
' /dinned Lockyer, Esq. I J. N. Hawker, E-q.
tea Committee for tite purpose of preparing meh Address.
Resolved, That the Address now produced by the Committee
sad read to tits Meeting be aprruved and adopted; and that the
immix forthwith engrossed, :r.ld do lie on the Guildiall table for
ale signatures of the Inhabitants, until Saturday neat, the 24th
byof May instant.
Resdv d, bat the Address, when signed, be forwarded by-I
the Mayor to the Members of this Borough, in order to be pre.
sett.tAd to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
LelMeed, That the ThanSs of this MettioLbe given to the
~oe„ Itt for pre,paring and !Dinging forward the Address.
,‘"A'rerl, Ti at tk..se Resolutions be signed by the Cha mutt,
""u,Pohliske4 in band-bills, and in the STAR, Courier, Pilot, and
maLtslalan, Lyndon Papers; 'frewmait'e Exeter Paptr ; aka in
liPaouth Chronicle, and Dock Telegraph Papers.
• GEO It GE BELLAMY, Mayor.
The Mayor having quitted the Chair
Tha, the thanks of this 'Meeting be given to the
Wnrshipfultite Mayor for his promptness in cony= ng it, and
for
"'LIT rover co.athict la the Chair.