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London, England, 1813-04-30 00:00:00

DR. THORNTON'S BOTANICAL LOTTERY.

PIDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, and No. 3,
Charing-Crosc, AGENTS for the disposal of the above, to be
decided the ensuing titls of MAY, most earnestly request their
Friends will no longer defer their intended purchases, for an ad-
vance on the Tickets, at present only £2. ss. radii is now in con-
templation. In Boy or Lt.'s and other private Lotteries, Tkkets
rose to Five Guineas before the Drawing; and can it be doubted
that the same must occur in the BOTANICAL LOTTERY? which
contlins so many invaluable Prizes, asd which all persons of
Rank, Fashion, and Education must be ambiious to possess,
N. B. A highly finiahed Print of the EMPEROR ALEXAN-
DER, (who presented Dr. 'Fn ORNTO w with a valuable Diamond
Ring) will be given with each Ticket.

ALL the PLATES are to be DESTROYED
in Dr. THORNTON's ROYAL BOTANICAL LOT-
TERY, immediately after the Drawing, agreeable to the Act
of Parliament; consequently, the PRIZES, which are now
estimated at .e 67,000, will rise considerably in Value.

TICKETS for the above LOTTER,/ are selling at £2. ss. each, by
MARTIN, 8, Commit!,

And 9, UPPER BERKLEY-STREET, PORTMAIQ•SQUAI{E,

Who will present, Gratis, to every Purchaser,
A 6TRIXING LIRENESS or THE BRAVE COSSACK!

DRAWS ON THURSDAY NEXT.

The FIRST-DRAWN TICKET will receive the GRAND
PRIZE, being the LINNSAN GALLERY Of PAINTINGS, by the
first Masters, viz. Om, RUSSELL, REINAGLE, HENDERSON,
and miler distinguished Artists ; together with a Dutch Painting
of LINNAEUS, the only original one in the World, valued at
sesoBo.

The 199 neat drawn. Tickets will each receive a most splendid
series of Grand National Works, on the subject of Botany, in
Five Volumes, folio, with sevetal hundred beautiful Engravings,
by BAN rotozzt, LANDSZER, EARLOM, and others; each Set
valued at .640:

The 200 next drawn Tickets will receive a complete Port-
folio of lsotanical Prints ' • valued at £3Ol each.
The eOO next drawn Tickets will each receive a grand Bcf-
tanical Work, called, " TUE 'Cessna or Fr.isaii," valued at
£l5 each.

The 2,000 next drawn Tickets will each receive 400 Plates;
vaned at £5 eacb.

The 7,000 next drawn Tickets will each receive 200 Plates;
valued at £3 each.
Ladies and Gentlemen in the Cbuntry, sending their Orders
to Pio. 81 Carahills will be /applied by return of row.

Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall Mall.
So splendid wz.s the display of eloquence in this Dcbate, and
so accurately is it given, that this Work may well be preserved
as a National Specimen l Senatorial Oratory.

This day was pulkshed, price Is.
THE RETREAT of the FRENCH ARMY
from RUSSIA, being a most interesting Detail of the impor-
tant events and dreadful sufferings of the Allied Force, com-
manded by Bonaparte, during their Retreat from Moscow,
Translated from the German into French, from which this
tramation is made, and printed by Gedge and Barker, for J.
Dtck, Book:elh-r, Bury; and Sold by Longman and Co. 39, Pa-
ternoster.row ; I.a.:ltington and Co. Finsbury-square; and ail
Booksellers in the United Kingdom.

This day was published,
In Two Volumes, Octavo, price 21s.
A N EPITOME of UNIVERSAL HISTORY,
Ancient and Modern ; or, A Chronological Abridgement
of the must material Revolutions that have taken place in the
principal Empires, Kingdoms, and States, from the ear:iest au-
ther.tic Record. to the present Time.—By FRANCIS BAILY.
Sold by J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; and J.
Richardson, Royal Exchange.

'El's day was publbinl, in Royal Octavo, price.9l.

I) EP:3III'S of CASES in the HIGH COURT
..tito of CHANCERY in IRELAND, during the time of
Lurd Chancellor MANNERS, Vol. I. Part 11. containing the
Cates in I eO9 and :8141

By THOMAS BALL and FRANCIS BEATTY, ENrs.
barris•ers-at-Law.

London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn; and J. Cook, and J. Delaney,
Dublin.

Of whom may be bad, Part L price 9*.

EDUCATION.
Just published, In 12mo. price 4s. ed. fine paper 6s.
AN ITALIAN TRANSLATION of Madame
COTTIN's admired Tale of ELIZABE li, for the use
of Students in that Language.

lid M. SANTA-ONELLS, Maser of Langutzes.
Also, by the same Author,

A Compendious and Easy Grammar of the Italian Language;
comprising a new and improved Classification of the Verbs, with
appropriate Exercises and explanatory Rules, with a Syntax an-
nexed to each. Price 7s. sewed, or bound.
N. B. This Grammar, already adopted at several female semi-
naries of the first respectability, is. admirably calculat cd from the
simplicity of its plan, to enable the scholar speedily to acquire a
complete knowledge of this pleasing language.
Printed for and sold by H. Colburn, Public Library, 50, Con-
duit street, and all Booksel'ers.