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London, England, 1802-06-18 00:00:00

RA bill, or for executing the lima order *hove a
!littnight before the time fpecified, which occa.
fumed a lof, from the !tate of the markets.

The C.:4,mile! for the plaintiff feeing that there
mutt he a verdin :%aintt them, contented to be
nonthited.

EX TR ACT OF A LETTER.—Mr. EDGAR, furron, I
oliferves, At l.)-nn, hill month durin,4 the thun-
der ttorni, j. ELI. had taken i:Llter in a
cottage, which was Itruck by li,4lttning : it scaled
the walls and unroGfed the dwelling.—The un-
fortunate man was forced by the viol.:nc.: of the
elealic fluid (which appe trail like one theet of
lire) from oil his chair, where he remained in an
Apparelt date.—The methods recommend-
ed by the, Hu MANE SOCIETY were alliduotitly ern.'
ploved, which movi.kntially reilorcd animation
and health." Thi; is the nittik iiillasice of the ap-
parently dead by li7,htning having been rijiy2.ita:ed
by the Medical Ailiaants of the above ilumane

Extrael of a letter from Mr. SWORDS, Attorney
at Law, GI anby's Buildings, Vauxhall, to Di.
GA REIN ot, Long• Acre.
:nr—For noire than two years I was af-
flia:d with .1 nerronsand bilious complaint,a fever ,
attended the pet ioJically, at two or duce o'clock ;
in the morning, accompanied with perfpirations,
ilea J ache, throbbing at heart, a naufea and bile I
on the tint tea, a fwiturning and dizzinefs in the
head. By taking feven or eight boxes of your
Pills, I ant, thank GOD, retiored to a pure (late of
health, and have the happinefs to allure you I will,
as a I ribute of gratitude to you, and a duty I owe
to my fellow lubjeas' announce to my friends the
fingular etliCacy of your Pills. But Sir, I am
convinced from the refpe&tble manufcripts you
produce, that your reputation needs no further
eulogy, but you are at liberty to ufe this inmate
tribute of truth and gratitude as you shall think
proper. I am, dear Sir, your's truly,
WM. SWORDS.

The medicines may be had of molt Venders in
Town and Country, at 21s. los. 6d. ss. per box.
B. 2% 3d. boxes to fuit working people.

The Englifh Lottery begins drawing the 2d of
Auguft, *BO2, and confifts of only 2.1.,000 tickets,
initcad of 60,000. The loweft prize, is 191. and
the prizes to be paid in Sterling Morey. There are
two prizes of 20,0001. each, two of 10,0001. two of
5,0001. two of 2,0001. four of 1,0001, and 7369
prizex from Soot. to 191.—The Tickets, Halves,
Qaarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth (tamped Shares,
are fold and regificred by Mr. Nicnotstoi, at his
Office, No. 16, Camila!, London ; where the fol.
lowing perfons received between twelve and thirteen
&imbed pounds each, for the Si veen Sixteenth lhares
of the Picket N 0.17,993, drawn a Prize of zo,coci.
the 7th of lall April, viz.
Mr. Sutton, of Ctfarthyfa, near Cardiff, Wales.
A Club of Tradefmen and Gentlemen's Servants, held at Mr.
Ryan s, the Hegel, Sr. J ames's-ftr et, Bath.
Mr. Hancock, taylor, and fetton of thr sbb y Cinirch, Bath.
Mrs. Martha Campai t. Delllnti, hear H.ckncy.
A Club at Deptford, Ket, at Mr. John Gilfri. Butch, r-row.
A Club, aro at Deptfoad, held at Mr. Smith's, the Filing
Mr. Davis, dealer in old clothes, Nu. 4, Gravel lane, Hound&
ditch.
W. Beadle., and Michael Wood, Dartford, Kent.
Mr. Cattle, tanner, I.orig-lane, Southwark.
Mr. Creffer, shoemaker, a, the Kick Gate, Leeds.

Mifs Carter, Newbury, &tics.
Mr. Weld, at Dundee.
Mrs. Hawkins. Stamford, Lincoinflairc.
A Tradelmau in Holborn ; a Gentleman in Birmingham ; and
a I. Ay in Dond-ttrcet.
N. B. The three la& mentioned have defired
their names not to be made public.
No. 20,198, a prize of 20001. to two Gentle-
men, Merchants, at Lynn ; and in former Lotte.
ties a vet :TA proportion of tile CAPITA I
Orders from the Country, poll paid, att.iimp.r
nied with good Bills, Poll Office Orders, Bank'
Notes, &c. &c. puatually attended to.