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gEORGE-STREE'ERGE'S HOSPIT AL HA.NOVER.SQUARE, AND sr.
e GEO. '
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Aloada.y. FebruUry 3, a COURSE'of LEC-
VruRFS on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY will recommence,
ioie-street, at the usual morning hours, viz. Therapeutics
stiot, tbe practice of Physic at half after eight, and the Cite-
signs quarter afar nine
By GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S.
senior physician to St. George's Hospital, of the College of
Physicians, &c.
attest Lectures are given as usual, on the patients of St.
gme'sHospital, every Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.

THE SYSTEMATIC REFORMER of all' IMPERFECT and
ILLEGIBLE WRITERS in SIX LEt3ONS ONLY.
141 t. RAPIER informs such Ladies and Gentle.
men, as are ashamed of the awkward productions of their
millet by his peculiar and scientific principle, they may at-
om perman,ntly unlit' in and perspicuous hand, truly ul?ful
win vomit-dui divatelt, in Six Lessons only. The high esti-
Niko tho Professor st IfItIS in amongst versonag of the first
algtio thr commerval word, renders it unnecessary, to g•ve
win a detail here. Enquire for his address at Mr. Hoff-
xadi, Stationer, &c. No. 41 et, Str ma. Terms 3 guineas.

MONEY.
10BLEktEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
Informed, that they may be supplied wkb Money to any
swat, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy-
bid,Leaseboid Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Mart iage
wddaents, Widows? Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any.
kyrupeny. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their
viisskil security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal acconw
imeasn, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or
ileetslpoO-paid) aidressed to Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49,
kitio•atreet,l3erkelrsquiare.

• .--ONLY 8,000 TICKETS.
Ij4iv SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be all'
11 Dawn so early. as TUESDAY, letts of FEBRUARY.
SCHEME. • 2
Prizes of .--,C20,000 ... are ... £lO,OOO
2
' •• • 1,800
6 .. 4OO " .2;400 •
.: . . And 1,688 Prizes of .€lOO, &c. &c. &c.
T. USN, (C4iitractor), sincerely thinks the Public for their.
ihtingibiel favours at hit welly fortunate Offices, N 0.4, Coati-.
F 4111414.9 CILIRIna-Caoss. Ht invites their attention
WO present very SznallLottery, and begs to State,:
dn.** it coa.ists of only Two Thirds the Number of
Tkkets contained in the last Lottery, yet there are an equal
umber of CapharPrites of £20,000 in it : this gives.to Adven-
turers a meefi:greiter chance to obtain a Twenty Thousand
Nand Prize, than In. any Lottentrhitherto known...Frem thu
'my ranted number of Tickets to meet. tie -demand, an name- •
ter purchase at the above-Officeili respectfully advised, where
in tie Lottery just finished,. and InThe Twci lost, T. BISH Sold
tad Band the following Capitals:
5,4V7 Class A• - £20,000 1,853 Class B. - £2,000
116/ • A • 18,000 4,025 . C• . - 1,000
3041 - C - 15,000 1,825 - A - 1,000
3463 - A - 5,000 1,825 . • B - 1,000
71 . A - 2,000 I 2,717 - A - 1,000
iillt - A - 2,000 I 2,7 L 7 - B - 3,000
&c. &c. &c. .

ITALIAN OILS.
THE unexampledsuccess that STIRACIA's ITA-
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akin the Hair grow both thick and long, and preventing its
*god after illness, (which. it will do in 24 hours) makes it the.
asithubionakle Pomade with Ladies of high rank; for, since
tow& is out of use, it keeps the hail; perfectly clean, makes the
Watt bairas soft as silk, gives it a most beautiful natural ap-
peace, prevents it turning grey, and even if on the change will
miry the hair to its natural colour. Also for the Eye-brows and
Gestisaien's Whiskers. In using it for the former, the greatest
calmest be taken, the Oils being such a promoter of the growth
sfluir' that it would spoil a beautiful forehead. The Oils are
Ittwisea certain remedy for giving immediate ease in a Nervous
}Wade, and will restore the heir on horses knees, and of its
Maul colour.--Caution.—Those Ladies ated Gentlemen who
Plabasethe above Oils, Will plzase to observe, that they are al-
vefsinpots, and with the Prop ietar's name, " Johnson," signed
saisbel across the po* •
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}invitee, Tichbounie-street, Golden-square; and most of the
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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA-
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said 34day of February, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same
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it or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.
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WILLIAMS's LAW OF WILLS.
This day WAS published, prlce Ss. sewed,
THE LAW of WILLS and CODICILS. corn.
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AQUEL to the Sketch of the Danocninitions
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A NARRATIVE of the PERSECUTION'nf
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important volumes. But as the Author is now, we believe, per-
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we cannot dcestn that it would be gratefully receised by the Eng-
l:sh public, and we are well assured it would be rendering to
them and to humanity a most essential service at the present
crisis."

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ACOMPLETE POCKET DICTIONARY of
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