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London, England, 1823-03-31 00:00:00

£20,000 FOR THE FIRST PRIZE.

J'AZ Alt b and Co. who sold the very last Prize
of 253,000 ever drawn remind the Public, that the pre-
sent Lottery, containing THREE of 220,000, and EIGHTY
other Capitals, will commence on the 9th of April, %Alm the
trot-drawn Prize will have £40,060, the Two next 22,000
each, and the Fifty next .csoa; 2300, and sCWO each. In the
Lottery just ended HAZARD and Co. sold in Shares No. 4,467,
a Prize of 290,000, at their old-established Offices, 03, Royal
Exchange Gate; 96, Conlin; and 324, Oxford-street, end of
Regent street ; where they also sold Three of £20,000 in the
last Year's Lotteries.

GRAND TRUNK CANAL.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. M. RAINS,
(Successor to the late Mr. Scott),
A SHAItE in this excellent Navigation, from tite
41 Trent to the Mersey, dividing £75 per Share per ATRIUM,
payable Half-yearly. The eminent merits of this long-established
prosperous Concern are well kgawn ; the Dividends are regu-
larly paid in Janurry and July, II! London, forming a most eli-
gible fund for family investment.
Apply to Mr. M. Itaine, 28, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars.

rididay was published,
In One Volume, 12mo. price 7s. 6d. boards,
ADVICE to YOUNG MOTHERS on the PHY-
SICAL FJOUGATION of CHILDREN.
By a GRANDMOTHER,
Printed (or Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
" Thlt book is really what it professes to be—the work of au
old woman. 'fits object of it is, chiefly, to instruct young Mo.
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dren, and the observations and advice are the result of the Au-
thor's own experience."—Preface.

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THE LONDON MAGAZINE for APRIL,IB23,
Price 2i. 6d. contains
I. The Death of a German Great Man. By the Author of
Confessions of an English Opium Eater.
X. Antiquity : a Poem. By John Clare.
3. A Shipwreck. By 12. A.
4. A Road to Prefermentin Persia.
3. Review of node's Comment on the Divine Comedy of Dante,
conCluded.
6. Ode Whit Majesty the Kin/ of France. By the Author of
the Essays on English Versification.
7.fiptotth Romances, with Translations. By Mr. Bowring.
I. Rated Windiewa's, a Tale, with Ballad,
" The Deepest Snow will drop away with the Sun."
1. A Poet's Thanks. By 'Bernard Barton-
Ilk Review: Narrative of an Expedition front Pittsburgh to
the Rocky Alouotains.
It. Sonnet: Faith. By Barry Cornwall.
lg. On English Versification: Nu. IV.
Oa the Combinetiontrof Verses.
Of Rhyme.
13. Aereant of the newly-discovered Manuscript of Cicero de
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ls. Anglo-German Dictionaries.
11. Offend Letter of Sir Philip Francis to Mr. George Thick-
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Ritson emus John Scott, the Quaker. By Elia.
17. Ao Authentic Pdemoir of the late Mr. J. Kemble.
The Miscellany :—The Flood of Messily, &c. by Barry
Cornwall—Law of the Legislature of South C.trolina
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Events—Song (for Music)—lllunders.
It Report of Music.
YO. Report of the Progress of Scienoe.
,ketchSk of Foreign Literipre.
Drama.—Covent Garden Theatre—Miss Mitford's
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ti• View of Public Affairs.
e 4. Literary intellizence, and List of Books published, &c.
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