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London, England, 1813-04-14 00:00:00

THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER.

DR. THORN PUNT, M.D. respectfully acquaints
the Public that" he has prepared an emblematical Print,
designed at;cl engraved by the first Artists, containing a most ac-
cura e I.ikeness of tl:e EMPEROR ALEXANDER, the illus.
trims patron of his Botanical Works, which Will be presented
(gratis) to every Purchaser of a Ticket in the BOTANICAL
LO rIERY. Thi% Lottery will be drawn, by Order ut Govern-
ment, un the Glikof MAY.

T sIVt •b HT is happy to state the Scheme
• of the LOTTERY to be drawn in foot Days, commencing
Gth MAY neit, has met with much approbation, and contains
MORE PRIZES .1 HAN BLANKS; wilt a Grand List of
Priers, vla.:—Three of £20,01P, Three of £lO.OOO, &c. &c. In
the very last Lottery drawn on this plan, his Old Offices had the
fortune to share the greatest list of Prizes ever known ; No. 3618
produced £24,765, three Prizes of £20,000, one Prize of
£lO,OOO, two Prizes of £5OOO, and many others a repetition of
which, Ite trusts awaPs his -Friends at 37, CORINH ILL, 1, PIC-
CADILLY, 141, OXFORn.srREET.

No. q, CORNIHILL, and 1 tl, COVENTRY-STREET.
E". °N' Stock-Broker, recommends to his Friends
the Lottery, which begins Drawing 6th May, containing
the hallowing striking advantages:
EVERY TICKE DRAWN ON THE FIRST DAY -
WILL BE A PRIZE!
THERE ARE MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
• 2 of X:20,000;
• 3 of pet 0,000 ;
WITH A LONG !IST OF OTHER CAPITALS!
TO BE DRAWN • .
' ON THEIOLD PLAN; EVERY.TICRET SINGLY!

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THE S rA,TE LOTTERY.
A LI, ,PRIZES ! NC) BLANKS on the 6th of
.Cl.: MAI! Twenty 'l?tousand Tickets, riumberLd front No.
Ito N 0.403000. -To be Drawn In Four separate My,. '
SCHEME.
P,rizes. Value. Thal Value.
. • S ' • of £20,000 are .Ctio,oeo
3 10,000
i 4 " 3,000 - 8,000 -
11i - Oil.. ••• •• . 1,000 ••• ••• ••• 6,000 •
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10 .....„ 3OO ' ..... „.. 3,000
13 ... 2OO 3,t:00
• 20 .„-- -- 100 £,uoo

00000 ••..
41) 50 ••••••••• 2,000
50 40 2 000
10,000 .•••••••• 40 &G att. 80,00

10,10 Prizes. ,C2tv,ooo
The first•dr.::rn 1,000 Dl-11cs, 720 each, 420,000
The second-erawn 1,000 Blanks. x'lo each, £lO,OOO
More than half the Tick-ts are
SURE TO BE *PRIZES.

T. BTSH, the Contractor, respectfully advises an irrtrnedlue
purchase, at from the popularity of the Scheme, and the increac
lug demand in Town and Country,.the Tickets and shares will
'mainly rise in Price.
,1 Persons in the Connrry who may find any 'difficulty in
setting supplied by the Agenza, are requested to scud their Order:.
to the Co,lt ract (le* fort u tate Offices,
4, CORN HII.I„ or 9, CHARING-CROSS, LownoN.

116ACDONAI.D'3 GARDENING.
This day was • pubNalwil, Two Vols. 4th.
Magtrated with -79 beautifully. colnured Plates frei orleinal
Drawings by $) dinh.on Edwards, printed ou Whatinatei fine

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Drawing paper. price se9. 9s. In hoards, or elegantly bound in
calf, gilt edges; St 0: 10s,
A COMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTI-
-11 CAt. GARDENING, comprehending all the modern im-
provements in the Art, whether in the raising of the v..triuus es-
celent Vegetables, or In the Forcing and Management of different
sorts of Fruits and Plants; and that of laying ow, ornamenting,
mut- Planting Gardens and Pleasure-grounds, with correct En-
gravings of the necessary Appara.U4 atid othtr con-
trivances.-.-By ALEX. MACDONAIaD, Gardener.
Printed tor John Stockeale, l'iccatfil!y.

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V. D. The Public are particularly can lulled against pmclia%in3
this Work, except what is coloured on Whatman's tine Drawing
Paper, as attempts have been nude to colour tt en common snit
paper, which is a gross imposition on the purchaser as well as the

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QTENOGRAPHY ; or, .The ART of SHORT
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SARR•A'TT'S TRANSLATIONS ON CHESS.

Just published. in One Volume, svo printed on fine wove paper,
price res. boards, •
HE WORKS Of DAMIAN°, RUY-LOPEZ,
_L. and SALVIO, on the GAME of CHESS. Tratulated and
Arranged; with Remarks, Observations, and copious Notes on
Cie Games. Containing, also, several Original Games and Situa-
tions, by the Editor. To which are added, the Elements of the
Art-or Playing without seeing the Board.
By J. IL SAR RAFT.
London : Printed for T. lloosey, 4, Old Broad-street, Royal
Exchange; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall.
Where may be bad, by the-same At .hor.
A Treatise on Chess. Two Vols. Bvo. pric•: itis. boards.

MINA- NOVAS!_

Just imported front the Brazils,
AQUANTITY of GEMS of the above name, of
superior brillieocy, little inferior to Diamonds of the first
water, which the pre"ient Possessor will submit to the inspection
of the Nobility anti Gentry, on their return to I'own, manuthc-
cured in a variety of Trinket' and Ornaments, in Jewellery—as
Necklaces, Tiaras, Carobs, Gar-rings Hiiteelets, Rin gs, Shot and
Knee-buckles.
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Ladies whom Emu° w has theltosioar to work for, are
requested to matte early, application, as the site will be cm:tined,
owing to the 'medley.
Apply to J. H. BARLow's Manufactory (not a Shop), NO. 1,.
Grange-court, Carey-strtet, Chancery-lane, a few boors from
Spode's China Warehouse.
Letters, post paid; and Ladles 'attended in 'rowel at the abor-
last notice, with Dsswinp:to any fancy.

ANO'T'HER most authentic proot ot the very
superior effisacT of the truly genuine GOWLAND's LO-
TION (prepared by Mrs. Vitver:Nit, sole Proprietor of Dr.Gow-
b nd's original Reeipe), is here preNented, by permission, in a
L :err bons W. Dear FON, E.g. Sion-I-1111, Bath :
To Mrs. VINCEN t, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvesor square,
Madam—l should ti.ink myself deficient in duty to society and
you, were 1 to withheld my public testimony to Air great efficacy
of your GOWLAND'i LOTION, which I. have seen performed by
the administration of it in a case under my own roof.
A young Gentleman, aced about seven years, son of a Colonel,
was afflicted with a virulent and sore eruption; the complaiut
resisted various applications from the united conodtation of three
Physicians of eminence, and continued to grow worse under the
regimen prescribed, wh.tu a Lady, who had received a cure of a
very bad case of scurvy in the face, of several years standing, by
your Gowland's Lotion, recommended a trial of the same re-
medy. It was applied under my own inspection—the disease
gave way—and three quarts of your Lotion performed a radical
cure of a disorder which had been of about four years duration,;
and had batilrd the skill of several physicians eminent in their
profession. Frogs my conviction of the above cure I bave recom-
mended your Gowland's Lotion to a Lady whose face exhibited a
very disagreeable eruption
.4sien large pustules, and as one' died
away another appeared), so much so as to prohibit her going into
company—a pint of your Gowland's Lotion effected a cure, and
she is nosy free from eruption.-1 am, Madam, your s, /ko.
WILLIAM DRAY'FON.
Sold by Mrs. Vincent, the sole Proprietor of Dr. Gowland's
MSS. Recipe, N 0.6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, London;
Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street ; and all the niece respect-
able Perfumers and Venders of Genuine Medicines, in every
town iii Europe, in Quarts Se. 6d. Pints, 6s. ed. Half...plots, Ss. 9d.
Irj- To prevent counterfeits, it is necessary to observe, the
name " M. E. Vincent" signed open the labels on each bottle
that is sensible.