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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1819.
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TTRACTIONS for 9th
Day of Drawint,
„Ono Tickets now on Sale, will
ill drawn, and their fate unny ets.
da Idaes of £20,000 - will be
sad by the First Two Prizes on 9th Da
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shish arrangement, £40,000 )
,it be c:ra.,.. ' ,'al in the First Five 9th DECE.
et:soon the - -
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Prizes of 1'30,000 are yet in the
lee, besides other Capital", and 9th DECEMBI
may be drawn -
3,000 Tickets on Sale before Rut
my, were not enough for the de-
9th DECEMBER.
esed. The same may occur again
is lots do not purchase before
Tickets aed Shares. warranted undrawn, are selling by
T. BISH, Stock-Broker, 1
pre\
No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London;
Sore
And by his Agents in the Country.
5i.131311 has already sold Five Capitals in the present Lot- , gc,.nuip`..
.I. His Agent at Liverpool sold part of one of the .C 20,000 ' Vi* "_!•!'tw'
om ••••
F.11.:3 drawn the First Day; and Ins Agent at Edinburgh sold 1 "
- other Prize of £20,000 the same Day. lby Nowhere
4' do
1 yard ; Enke
al: s,eon TICKETS of the FIRST LOTTERY on Sale I Johnson. Corns
ILL TO BE DRAWN the 9th of DECEMBER, with i Seeger, 150, Oz.
Charce of SIN of £10,000: TWO of which will be; ficcadilly ; and ti.
Prawn in the first Five Minutes, and ALL the SIX may be may be had, Mr. b
sansd by Purchasers before the 9th Dement'. TURES for preservi,
and J. SIVEWRIGIIT, Sole Contractors for the Tenth-ash, In large Bo
present most popular Lottery, respectfully recommend JUDGE ik
an wish to adventure to make an IMMEDIATE A Pi' LI- •
f:Old, to preveut a repetition of the disappointments expe- T" following rece,
of ,t
airconv. LIGNUM's AN ince the most inert.
;red by many who could not obtain Tickets or Shares be.ore
First Day, when almost all the Lottery Offices in London, TISe
eradicating every degree of Seam
-.1: the Agents in England, Scotland, and Ireland, were stn-
Mapes
to executt the Orders they received.—More than THREE-
To Mr. JOlll4 Ltoeuer, Surge°.
JAMS OF THE ABOVE 5,000 TICKETS ARE AL-
Sza—Deeply Impressed with a sea:.
DDT ISSUED, and ALL the Remainder will be deli-
to state the following particulars nips
I is a few days.
end J. SIVEWRIGHT had the pleasure of Selling, in [kithof which lam ready to testify on
snits, FIVE CAPITAL PRIZES the First Day, at their for-
very of
he was "boat six years of age,
malignant ulcers broke out about his i
!.51te Offices,
No. V, Cornbill ; I 11, Holborn ; occasioned great pain, and completelyclishgu.
58, Haymarket ; • I 141, Oxford-street. time after, his right hard became affected in .
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ROYAL MEDICAL 'INSTITUTION, invaluable Antisedtbutic Drops, one of the bones 4.
letel diseased.
o. 89. ALDEASOATZ-STKEZT. py
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PATRONS. In this truly doplorable condition he mm: fined fort,
Nis Royal Highness the Duke of Semen six months, when first his legs, and afterwards his arm.
The Most Noble the Marquis of liosater. afIUCCd to the sante shocking state. All these ulcers ran
Eight Honourable Lady F. Hosrvwcoo. a degree, and his appetite was so very bad, that he was re
Sir WILLIAM CLAYTON, Ban. almost to a skeleton.
Sir Turmas Bzeuctteur, Batt. It was not until he had been affected in the manner above.
:dr TWOMAS Berns. Bart. scribed upwards of two years, that I heard 1,1" the wonderful eh
lady R. BILAUCHANT. cecy of your Antiecorburie Drops ; fad although it was the opi.
Honourable B. Commute. nion of many of my friends, and some of the faculty, that no.
Surgeon, A. T. FATLItIfAI4, Eq. thing on earth would cure him, I was resolved to make trial. '
HIS INSTITUTION is founded for the express After he commenced taking them, the running gradu.Jly sub- so,
sided, and his appetite increased, but, unfortunately, front the dor
purpose of Curing Diseashs of the Skin, Syphilis and its
Qtr., pressure of the times, I was under the necessity of suspending to the
el, Scrofula, Scurvy, the various species of Leprosy,
their use for some time: this was no sooner done, than the sores had a
tees of the Spioe Affections of the Hip and Knee, and in.
ote Scald Head! began to get worse, and continued so to do until they were re,
commence .4. . . letters fi
tree hundred and fifty-seven persons have experienced a
About this time, a swelling of great magnitude came upon the hid the he
et recovery since the second of February last. The most
small of eis back, which was opened by your son, and a Surgeon
,nate cases have effectually yielded to the new mode of treat-
he brought with him. I have only to add, that after he again be- troduced b)
a—Attendance from Ten to Two, and from Four to Niue ; ducted by Si.
Advice gratis, to the Poet every Morning. gen to use the Drops, the mews: slow but sure ; and I can now•
Ws with bewitch gratitude, that he is completely restored to
CereniOnitS, v.
AU Letters to be Poet-paid. • health, the large scan only remaining as a lasting stewed-al of the Royal Ilighnesc.
ii.LAitirs EAST INDIA, lIAMBRO'. TABLE- unrivalled efficacy of your Drops. . . his return to Fran.
LINEN, AND CHINTZ FURNITURE WARE- I shall always be happy to give further particulars to any one The Count de Lii.
HOUSE, No. 16, CHEAPSLPE. applying personally, or if by letter (post-paid), to yaur ,cost obe-
BARGAINS IN CHEAP TABLE LINEN, &c. diva humble servant, Joys kakeHEs. to the Court of Turn
lr MILLARD most respectfully informs the No- No. 2.6, Portugal-street, Oldhnn-road. REGENT, by Count
tr 6 bility and Families, he less received a considerable mian- We, the undersigned, hereby certify, that we hive been eye- Minister.
witnesses to the above cure, having known the boy many years.
rof Foreign Damask and other Table Linen, which are to Among -the distinguish.
disposed of on terms of peculiar advantage; comprising CH ersaree Ps,
46, 43, Prussia-street. The Archbishop of Canterbury
ible (lolls, from 111 yards long to 44 yardecach,with u variety P. =se Clone 46, lend:gal-street. binet Ministers the Great Officers
Sold by Mr. Deem,
,bler.coeseer; J. Evan.:,....1 Son 4o
Tea and Dinner Napkins; the whole having no Omit but that ' "' tendants, the Secretary at War, the
beeig a little out of condition. Families forming Us-Establ Long-lane, Wein Smithfield ; Settee aro! Ca. Bove Church- yard;
Barclay and Sons, se, fleet-market ; Edwirds, 68, St. PFs hlarshal, the Lord Chief Justice of ths
cats arc very respectfully informed, they may have their - the ledge of the Admiralty, theChiet
nee Table Lanett made to order, with their Arms richly in. Church-yard ; Butler and Sons, 4, Cheapeide„ London, and 54,
Sickville-street, Dublin ; and the principal nue:wine venders in Master of the Rolls, the Attorney and
ta...,:,,41i:t the patterns of the Cloths and Napkins.—Persnns Dean of Westminster, the Lord Mayor of
town and country ; price 2s. 9ci. 4s. 6d. and I is.
Ls :Sias as in the Country, and taking Quantities, will find the Bothwell, the late Lord Mayor, the Recur.
:)are to L nit notice. ter Just pilbashed, by Mr. Eigrum, a Practical Treatise an Common Seri t the King's Proctor; Goves
---.-- the Verses"' Disease, price es. ed. and :add by all }look:ellen.
This day was published,
%Two Vols. e eo. price £1 ls.boards,with a Portrait, engraved THE finest System of Ethics is to confine within There were nearly eight hundred present.
by :••tertaa, the Second Edition, of due bounds, and this to regulate the Passions; time- •The following were among those who ,
rili, LIFE L F WILLIAM, LORD RUSSELL, strained and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those ban. nour of being presented to the PRINCE It Et.
with some Acl. -ant of the Times in which he lived. tiers which Religion and. Morality have made sacred ;to curb, • ,Rear-AdmiralHallidey, upon his promotion.
By LOs 0 JOHN RUSSELL. but not to annihilate them, appears the lesson of prudence, beat Major-General Sir George Wood, K. C. B. upon he
Prietsri for Longman, aunt, Rees. Orme, and Brown, and calculated to limit their effervescence. from India, by his brother Sir Mark. Wood.
lliieway, London. Every disorganization of the human frame requires great me- Major Peters, on his return front the Continent.
dial knowledge to remedy, and the public waif ire is promoted
Also, just publidtsd, in Ova. price 19s. Capter. W. Wallis IL N. on his promotion.
11. Life of I:ad? Russell, al the Editor of Madame du when pro:ea/aortal men (disregarding the suggests
scion el the_ en. yli" Major-General Sir Wallis,
Kerrhon, on his promotion.
Dafand's Letters, with Letters tem Lady Russell to her Hus- out and interested) devote their studies to the u aeon' ent of those •
ins Lord:Mayor of London, upon his appointment to office,
`and, Lord Russell; some Misce,. Ikons Letters to and from complaints generated by insprudenee,and the ebullition of the by the. late Lord Mayor.
Mr. Sheriff Rothwell, by Sir William Curtis.
laic
lee
of &c. &c. from the o.ie'nels In the possession a passions at an unguarded moment. "The strength of a. Nation
consists in the health of the Peoples" but it is melancholy to re-
els Duke of Devonshire. Air. Under Sheriff Ilirner, by Mr. Sheriff Bothwell.
fleet on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri- The Rev. W. 11. Springet, A. M. Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff B,
THE FLYING PHCENUNIENON ; aim, and to counteract, as far as possible, its further ravages, we Bothwell, by Mr. Sheriff RothwelL .
OR, THE FOUR FREA'CS. offer to suffering humanity, the resale of our own txptrience in Mr. Braddyli, upon his being appointed to the command of
THE Flying Phcenoneenon lately in nublin, the various diseases of Debility. Th..: unwary victim of solitary the Furness yemakuy Cavalry. obtah.
formati
vice (early acquired at school, before reason has asserted her right
-7:- Ihs hoots there appear'd to pervade a dare Goblin Dr. Somerville, upon his being appointed Physician to the '
ringten I,
in each, by the lustre of Weimer: s JLT BLACK. '0 ; over the mind), will, in contemplating hie powerisss State, Go- Royal Hospital, Chelsea. •
come suseeptilde of enliveniug sensations, in knowing that the
Doe melting this Joker a frolic presaed, Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Hotham, K.C.B. on his is support
• promotion. !erred by a
A Vehicle then for the Fellow engaed, most complicated state of exhaustion may b.:aroused into manly .
Bis Wife to set down and himself to bring back in. energy. The Rev. Dr. Cole, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke 'Manchester a
FILLAK lay. Intense study—immoderate anxiety—long residence k tropical of Clarence,' on his preferment. the Court at fi\
' Slimes, and many other causes, will frequently derange the Nee-
'-"le Lady sat down then, and leaving behind The Rev. Robert Carr, on his preferment to a Prebend. of • ei • -
'roes System ; in such cases we can holdout an assurance of so- esseseury. anxiety oi iis ells
drew, the Phenomenon quickly get in it, - animation, by remedies which have lone anewered the sanguine -, fully investigated,
t.olt here, my good fellow," he said, "for a minute, Mr. ScSeymour, on his-marriage. .
' :tat on your Box for an airing inclin'd ." open of Patients of botk Sexes. The Nev. William Borradaile, Chaplain to the Right nom hi meal' to the Court
the •f
-old Mayor.
rue Coachman a Lady perceiving, aghast That bane to human happivess, LUES V ENER.EA, can now . 'The Came JOaTiCk
' be -.anted fearlessly, the impreved state of Medical Science Vice-A.111;1ra! Sir Thomas B. Thompson, on his promotion.
lit steed in amazement, but swearing at last,brought on at au earlie
bevies divested its antidote of those distressing-properties that
l'a Loot-lodging Imps to his seat should approach, Admiral Siic George Campbell, on his promotion to be Ad- a,, ° - . , ,,
so long soldered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best tassel of the White. may prepareu tor it. 4,
His fare acquiesced, and ri-enteed the Coach.—
explain ot. 'method by oboe/vine to Patients labouring tinder this Mr. Warren, on his being appointed Chief Justice of Chester. Could not induce the Con.
ille, on his marriage. by the Earl of Chichester. per time for the adrninistrati•
YILLAZ 2ext.
assahing himself of his feminine suit, malady, the a few days only are required for the removal dearly per. mr. mar
• symptoms; t. st the west inveterate case will yield to oar raw- Sir Thomas Ileathcote, co ceming to his title.
A:al pulling the check, Coachey open'd the door, - The R.ule was, consequentl,
*dies within a rte nth ; and that in a person who only suspects hint- Sir Charles Price 'on "%Acceding to his-title, by Mr. Marryat.
Tes Lady was gone, and the shades la each Boot appear- The larl of Guildford, en his going abroad.
The East Ewes Pas-houeds meet on ,
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B*.eindil full ; and, more terrified now than before, self injured, the e ease may be prevented altogether from
' ing ;—a dallier rep. -k applies to many other derangements of the 1%11-.lot-esti, son of Sir Spadion Foresti, by the Lord in Waiting.
pea i Jehu exclahn'd, "ghat the Imps on his sight
generative system, a. yeaknes", ulcerations, &c. especially ark- 'ens Marquis of Queensberry, by Lord Montagu. they; Thursday, at Burgholtekialli Bite
`' The Bouts in, would drive him to madness outright !"
cures, obstinate cases os vhich are dally removed without the tie, tear-Admiral Douglas on his promotion. White Hart, little if/ablaut ; Monday, at
Farce SAD.
l• - • • of caustic or stimulants Some peculiarities inaidental to the Majer-General Sir Herbert Taylor, on his marriage, and, on
‘_,_fittnn,___7l._,,_Dßllll,_.--13u.unday night, Mr. Pass,
Fining in. Wiedow, he threw himself out ! salter sex have not escape ' our attention ; Ist which mildness, being appointed a Knight Commander of the Guelphic Order. a'"a °°"'""t"crs ue "t'aditteet• wai found ffelui
at Coachman its terror the door as he gai
I- The Earl of Belmont, on his return from abroad. attending public wenhipin the Chapel, in Quite
seized with an apoplectic Sc, and Immediately eip,
I.2v't please you to 'light, Sir !"—but looking about, combined with efficacy, be e superseded the means usually
I;eneral Vaosittart, on his marriage, by the Chan-
Veil pleas'd that no Boot-lodging devils rernain'ti. adopted. In fine, our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, nretreant_
Pa- donated his Box, and eminently successful. cellar of the Exchequer. . COUGIIB.—Th those who temild talcums:.
Educated in this our native city , lehooled in our prefessimul Lord Brudenell, by the Bad De la Wane, upon his return of the fatal consequences to which n lecteo
FRZAK 4es. attainmeet by its splendid Medical d -Tasters; and having been (rem abroad.
--------.-- as our Hero re-enteed,— n the British Sur- • treated Coughs so frequently lead, we woolefeariestlp
able, personally, to compare with ad, 'ratio . . Lord I'llenborough, on coming to his title, by the Bishop of
'at :Ilk! down,"—in the Coach while resuming appearance;
1 - o in
practice with the Continental, oar p tensions to superioru y Chester. mend, at the present trjing season of the year, an early p
aoachnun obey'd—and on speech when he ventured, of that excellent little Treatise on Coughs, by Dr. WI'LLIAk
46 ' . 'ence awhich •
(in a branch we have selected) are matured e expert ,
distant The oS.
Earl f samford on comic) to the title and 'n
acing life," he exclairn'd, '1 for your friendly forbearance, II s het d aP- Bannuu (dedicated to his Royal Highness the Plume Risen
t r *' is evinced by the daily applications we recelv. even from pointed to the Lord Lieutenancy of Cheshire.
s sod Coil:" nor dreamt that the Imps thus attacking GOSS and Co. M.. C. Surgeons.--It will be found to confabs one of the most clear and nave
KOS ars, We l' "A of re tee produce 0- .. •11,111111.4 Js: BLACKING! countries. bid Stuart, on his going abroad, by the Earl of Winchelsea. • , sally intelligible accounts ever yet published, of '
15, Bouverie-strect, Fleet-street, London. dlr. I ferry C. Start, on his return from abroad. tat various
• I'd rad Sh• •
L 1 uung and brilliant Bescento, prepared by sii• For the general accommodation, we do not , nit ourselves After tkc Levee, the PRINCE R causes of Coughs, and the mod certain means of cure, founded
npEttle was pleased on a long and attentive observation of this class of human asji,
Sts stated periods of practice, but may be consulted . . all mewed •
to invest Admiral Sir Masa.z: Dim: and Major- dies, including the results of many years.mtendance on the Lon-
at le hours. Country Patients are requested to deserib. ,uoutely
their symptoms, &a when Medi:lnes, veith Advice,_ wit de ion- General lk ONRO as nig ts mman ers of e th.
1 K•h Co ' d th Ba doe ant, Westminster Homitale, awl auk with
luable f uhe, which are Rot to be found in the Londonkm.
va7
Phu
aled !tvCielel7,... n... v
Km —A k OW The following Officers viz. Rear-Admiral
ediately forwarded to an/ part of the gdom. p• Sir
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Is expected to accompany eite Caw. . tesaeopeadas, and have been hitherto only used by foreigo l'hd.
GEORGE EYRE, and Major-Generals Sir BENJAMIN sicians,of whose experience the Author Mu had pecuU •
7,0, ST RA D Loudon • Jost pubiished (Tenth Edition) D'UnsAtt. Sir Gatolloll &SOMME, the Honourableas woe.
tunnies oL availing himself, dming very extensive tree, is ttro '
Lai sold in ev_ry Town ' ' ' . Bo 1 The Man of Lies, &familiar Commentary on the above Dis- „, „ every part of the Continent,—Printed (or
.n the Emgdota, Liquid, in sc es, Itemise bd. tAtaacEs Gailvtt.t.st and Sir ANDREW BARNARD, -. . • the Author,
at 6tl. ing. lad. and 18d. each. eases. By boss aid Co. Addressed to the Youth and . y
Knights corateseeseet, eutereniek-seare : Published and sold bp- sr -
Commanders of the Bath. received from his
A'se
- Nett blacking in Pots 6d. led. sad led. each. tit both Sexes- May be had at en, Pmernoster-row ; ac, Fall- __. wriensyNsisee. and Jomts, Paternoster-row e °meow, sp
k .;SL-11 Pot el leases • ' - ' Liquid Mall; 94, Gerrard-steeds 174, Fleeteltreet k sad of ad book- Royal Ilightielis the Star of the Order.
• is cfpapt to Four Sbilling Bottles of I streets Sao; dad all other Booinellen, price sa. dd.
1,"? Asi. for WARREN's Blacking. sellerh—Prile
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?TRACTIONS for 9th DECEMBER, Next
Day of Drawing.
°.5,0(10 Tickets now on Sale, will
ill drawn, and their fate finally 9th DECEMBER.
Aed
'CI ni.hes of £20,000 will be
oiled by the First Two Prizes on 9th DECEMBER.
which arrangement, £40,000 )
;;Lit be decidcd in the First Five ‘- 9th DECEMBER.
:Licutes on the • S
t Prizes of I:20,000 are yet in the
.nee', besides other Capitals, and 9th DECEMBER.
I esay he drawn -
5,000 Tickets on Sale before First
on, were not enough for the de-
9th DECEMBER.
The same may occur again
Cyou do not purchase before
Tickets are. Shares. warranted undrawn, are selling by
T. BISH, Stock-Broker,
so. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ;
And by his Agents in the Country.
131311 has Arcady sold rive Capitals in the present LOt.•
r 3. His Agent at Liverpool sold ?art of one of the ..C90,000
Prises drawn the First Day; and lus Agent at Edinburgh sold
tlte other Prise of £20,000 the same Day.

ARO AIATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.
•
THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in
vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in
relieving Faintness and Head ache, and in counteracting the ef-
fects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre-
pared, in the greatest perfection, by Mes.ni. THOS. and Whf.
HENRY, Blanufacturing Chemists, Maid:ester. It la sold
in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BaTLIT and Bum,
Pertumere, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price Ss. 9d. by one
Agent or more in every principal Town; but it cannot be ge-
nuine, unless the names of the above Preparers are engraved en
the Governinent stamp, which is fixed over the cos of leach
box. Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew,-as
usual—As above may, also, be had, authenticated by a shnilat
stamp, Hnsrav's C.at.ciNso Mainesu.s, in bottles at Is. 9d. or
with glass stoppers, at 46. 641.

THE CHRISTIAN.
This day was published, to be continued every Saturday,
THE CHRISTIAN, No. 111. price Two-pence.
To be had of Mr. John Bird, No. 52, Hatton-Garden,
Secretary to the Associations; to whom all applications sad
communications are to be made.
N.B. A liberal allowance will. be made to Booksellers, or to
those desirous of giving them away.
From the favourable manner in which this Publication has
been received, the Association for the Refutation of Infidel Pub-
lications are induced to hope, that it will continue to meet with
the patronar and support of :the Religious and the Loyal.
Subscriptions are received in the name of Richard Clarke,
Esq. Treasurer and Chamberlain of London, at the Banking-
houses of Messrs. Pole and Co. Messrs. Ladbroke and Co. Sir
William Curtis and Co. Sir Richard Glynn and Co. Messrs.
Hoare and-Co. Fleet-street ; Messrs. Coatis and Co. and Messrs.
Hammersley and Co.

"FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, Ace.
MR.GREENOUGII's PECTOIL#L LOZENGES
of TOLU : the grow demand after slaty years trial,
proves them a superior. remedy for all Coughs, Hoersenewes,
Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. The
genuine only have " R 11"yward," printed oa'the stamp, by
whom they are prepared, as successor to. Ur. Greenough, the
Inventor. Sold in Boxes at is. 1W auk' by *s appointment,
by Newherys,46, St. Paul's amyrard c&ttft, Brew ChMeit-
yard ; Bayley and Co. Cockspumortet ; Nix, Royal Exchange;
'Johnson, Cornhill; Ward, 344, Iftdborn ; Clark, 269, Borough ;
Sanger, 120, Oxford-sweet; Barclays, Fleet-Market; Blake, 56,
Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Gmutne Medicines. Whereas*
may be had, Mr. GREENOUGH% CELEBRATED TING.
II U RES for preserving the Teeth and Gums, and curing the
Tooth-ark, in large Bottles, at Ls. 9d. sash.

• SIXTEENTH EDITION.
• This day was published, in Scu. price Is.
Fr H E POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK
BUILT. With Thirteen Cuts, viz: The }huse thibiack
built ; The 'Wealth that lay is it; the Vermin that plondeeed
is; The Thict to palm there • The Payne Lennart; The
Demme of lawless Power ; The Man all shaven and Theta ;
The People all tatter'd and torn; The Guilty Trio • The word
of Fear ; The Political Priest ; The Pea and the Fria;
; The
End—Liberty.
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VLY 5,00 TICKETS of the FIRST LOTTERY on Sale
'ALL TO BE DRAWN the 9th of DECEMBER, with ,
Chat ce of SIX of £80,000: TWO of which will be
Drawn in the first Five Minutes, and ALL the SIX may be
x3itsed by Purchasers before the 9th Drentua.
and J. SIVEWRIGIIT, Sole Contractors for the
) present most popular Lottery, respectfully recommend
ho wish to adventure to make an IMMEDIATE A?? L
I-
IT:ON, to preveut a repetition of the disappointments expe-
;•ed by many who could not obtain Tickets or Shares before
• First Day, when almost all the Lottery Offices in London,
l the Agents in England, Scotland, and Ireland, were un-
e to executc the Orders they received.—More than THREE-
)URTIIS OF THE ABOVE 5,000 TICKETS ARE AL-
ADY ISSUED, and ALL the Remainder will be deli-

up it, 'hew *hick way the wind blows l"
Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-hill.

V- Country Orders, with Remittances, will be punctually
executed.

JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES!!!
FrHE following recent and extraordinary case will
JL convince the most incredulous of the decided superiority
of Mr. LIGNUM's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS in totally
eradicating every degree of Scrofulous and Scorbutic Affections:
, Manchester, September 14, 1819. •
To Mr. Joust Lonnie, Surgeon.
Sze—Deeply impressed with a wave of gratitude, I beg leave
to state the following particulars respecting my son,the authen-
ticity of which I am ready to testify on oath :
When he was abort six years of age, several extensive and
very malignant ulcers broke out about his face and nick, which
occasioned great pain, and completelydishgured him; in a short
time after, his right hard became affected in a similar manner,
and was in fact so bad, that after he had commenced taking your
invaluable Antiscotbutic Drops, one of the bones came out com-
pletely diseased.
In this truly doplorabie condition he min: fined for upwards of
six months, when first his legs, and afterwards his aims were re-
larluced to the same shocking state. AU these ulcers ran to such
a degree, and his appetite was so very bad, that he was reduced
almost to a skeleton.
It was not until he had been affected in the manner abovede-
scribed upwards of two years, that I heard of the wonderful effi-
cacy of your Antiscorbutie Drops ; fnd although it was the opi-
nion of many of my friends, and some of the faculty, that no.
thing on earth would cure him, I was resolved to make trial.
After he commenced taking them, else running gradu.Jly sub-
sided, and his appetite iurreased, but, unfortunately, front the
pressure of the times, I was under the necessity of rusperding
their use for some time: this was no sooner done, than the sores
began to get worse, and continued so to do until they were re,
commenced.
About this time, a swelling of great magnitude came upon the
small of bis back, which was opened by your son, and a Surgeon
he brought with him. I have only to add, dant a after he agein
gas to use the Drops, the cure was slow but Mire ; and I c-ar now.
Ws with heartfelt gratitude, that he is completely' restored to
health, the large scan only remaining as a lasting memorial of the,
unrivalled efficacy of your Drops.
I shall always be happy to give further particulars to any one
applying personally, or if by letter (post-pnid), to yam- tro.t obe-
dient humble servant, JOIJN id Li si HES.
No. 96, Portugal-street, Oldhnn-road.
We, the undersigned, hereby certify, that we have been eye-
witnesses to the above cure, having known the boy many years.
CusiSIIAN PITACOCr, 43, Prussia.strect.

PRINCE REGENTS COUR7'.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE-
GENT held a Levee for the first time this season at
Carlton House, which was very numerously attended.
A Guard of Honour, with the Band of the First Re-
giment of Foot Guards, in their state uniforms,
marched into the Court-yard of Carlton House, and
soon after a detachment of the Life Guards marched
into Waterloo-place ; their approach was announced
by an appropriate grand march performed by twenty'
two trumpets and-trombones, accompanied by two
kettle drums.
The company began to arrive soon after one
o'clock, and continued setting down till past three.
The Levee was attended by their Royal Highnesses
the Dukes of YORK and CLARE CE, and Prince Lao-
POLD. The Netherlands, Saxon, French, Neapolitan,
Turkish, Spanish, American, Portuguese, Russian,
Austrian, and Swedish Ambassadors and Ministers,
some of them came in State ; the Spanish Ambassa-
dor and Suite came in carriages. At or previous
to the first or entree Levee, the Spanish Ambassador
had a private audience of the REGENT, to deliver
letters from his Sovereigm The French Ambassador
had the honour of an audience, to which he was in-
troduced by Lord Viscount CASTLEREAGH, and con-
ducted by Sir ROSERT CHESTER, the Master of the
Ceremonies, when hi. Excellency took leave of his
Royal Highness, previous, to his leaving ErAlatul on
his return to France.
The Count de LINHARaS, the Envoy from Portugal
to the Court of Turin, was presented to the PRINCE
REGENT, by Count PALMELLA, the Portuguese
Minister.
Among-the distinguished characters present were:
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the Ca
hinet Ministers the Great Officers of State, the full Court At-
tendants, the Secretary at War, the Adjutant-Genetal, the Earl
Marshal, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas,
the Judge of the Admiralty, the *Chief Justice of Chester, th...
Master of the Rolls, the Attorney and Solicitor-GeMneraShel, the
Doan of Westminster, the Lord Mayor of London,
r. riff
Bothwell, the late Lord Mayor, the Recorder of London, the
Common Serjeant, the King's Proctor -Governor Farquhar, du?
Master of the Ceremonies, &c. Sec. 84. . • ,
• There were nearly eight hundred present. • .
. • The following were among those who had the ho-
nour *of being presented to the PRINCE REGENT: •
• ,Rear-Admiral Halliday, upon his promotion.
• Major-General Sir George Wood, K. C. B. upon his retort
from India, by his brother Sir Mark Wood.
Major Peters, on his return from the Continent.
Capt.-P. W. Wallis, R. N. on his promotion.
Major-General Sir alward Kerrison, on his promotion.
The Lor4;Mayor of London, upon as appointment to office,
by the late Lord Mayor.
Mr. Sheriff Rothwell, by Sir William Curtis.
Mr. Under Sheriff Turner, by Mr. Sheriff Bothwell.
The Rev. W. B. Springet, A. M. Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff
• Bothwell, by Mr. Sheriff RothwelL
Mr. Braddyll, upon his. being appointed to the command ef
the Furuess Yeomanry Cavalry.
Dr. Somerville, upon his being appointed Physician to the
Royal Hospital, Chelsea.
Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Hotham, K.C.B. on his
promotion.
Tho Rev. Dr. Cole, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke
of Clarence; en his preferment.
The Rev. Robert Carr, on his preferment to a Prebend of
Salisbury.
Mr. Seymour, on his-marriage. • ,•
The Rev. William Borradaile, Chaplain to the Right Moss.
the'i.oid Mayor.
Vice-Aamiral Sir Thomas B. Thompson, on his promotion.
Admiral Sir George Campbell, on his promotion to be Ad-
sei;al of the White.
Mr. Warren, on his being appointed Chief Justice of Chaster.
Mr. W. Melville, on his marriage• by the Earl of Chichester.
Sir Thomas Heather:to, on coming to his title.
Sir Charles Price 'on suceeding to itie title, by Mr. Marryar.
'111,: Earl of Guildford, en his going abroad.
hlr.l'oresti, son of Sir SpadionForesti, by the Lord in Waiting,
Tne Marquis of Queensberry, by Lord Montagu.
llear.Admiral Douglas, on his promotion.
Major-General Sir Herbert Taylor, on his marriage, and on
being Appointed a Knight Commander of the Guelphic Order.
The Earl of Delmore, on his return from abroad.
Lieutenant-General Vansittart, on his marriage, by the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer.
Lord Brudenell, by the But De la Wane, upon his return
front abroad.
Lord Ellenborough, on coming to his title, by the Bishop
Chest(

-1 in a few days.
and d. SIVEWEIGHT had the pleasure of Selling, in
I...sies, FIVE CAPITAL PRIZES the First Day, at their to:-
...me Offices,
No. V, Cornhill ; I 11, Holborn ;
38, Haymarket ; l4l, Oxford-street.

ROYAL MEDICAL INSTITUTION,
No. 89, ALIMRSOATE-STILEZT•
PATRONS.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Lissrt.
The Most Noble the Marquis of iloxri er.
Fight Honourable Lady F. Hoxvwcon.
sir WILLIAIS CIAYTON, Bart.
Sir MMUS BEAUCHAMP, Batt. •
TIMMAS Bursa. Bart.
Indy R. BIAUCHANT•
Honourable B. Coctriutats.
Surgeon, A. T. FILIMILUATI, MOP •
414 T-S INSTITUTION is founded fur the express
. purpose of Curing Diseasbs of the Skin, Syphilis and its
peg, Scrofula, Scurvy, the various species of Leprosy. Cur-
,ires of the Spine, Affections of the Hip and Knee, and in.
rate Scald Head
Three hundred and fifty-seven persons have experienced a
"..ct recovery since the second of February last. The most
ante caws have effectually yielded to the new mode of treat-
-I.—Attsndance from Ten to Two, and from Four to Niue;
Advice gratis. to the Poet every Morning.
AU Letters to be Post-paid. •

.1 i.LARLYS EAST INDIA, IIAMBRO'„ TABLE-
LINEN, AND CHINTZ FURNITURE WARE-
HOUSE, No. 16, CHEAPSPE.
BARGAINS IN CHEAP TABLE LINEN, Ere.
fl
MILLARD most respectfully informs the No-
bility and Families, he has received a considerable quan-
'l, of Foreign Damask and other Table Linen, which are to
disposed of on terms of peculiar advantage; comprising
:a Me (Both' from I yards long to 44 yardecach,with u variety
Tee and Dinner Napkins; the whole having no fault but that
fbe:ug a little out of condition. Families forming Establish-
mats are very respectfully informed, they may have their Da-
ma.k Table Linen made to order, with their Arms richly In-
toluced in the patterns of the Cloths and Napkins.—Persons
b I;ainess in the Country, and taking Quantities, will find the
f.sore to merit notice.

P. Mac Clam, 46, Ponegal-atruer.
Sold by Mr. Ligrom, Mar.ciacs.:r ; J. Evanz Con, 42,
Long-lane, West Smithfield; Settan and Ca. Bow Church-yard;
Barclay and Sons, 15, kleet-mark:A ; Edwards, 68, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; Butler and Sons, 4, Clicapside, Lordon, and 34,
SickvilL-street, Dublin; and the principal medicine venders in
town and country ; price 2s. 9d. 43. 6d. and its.
Ju't T...bashed, by Mr. I.ignam, a Practical Treatise on
thz Vcneraa! Disease., price es. fd. and :;11:1 by all Dooksellers.
• - •

This day was published,
Is Two Vols. Bvo. price LI Is. boards, with a Portrait. engraved
by Ftrrt.ca, the Second Edition, of
THE LIFE OF WILLIAM, LORD RUSSELL,
I with some Account of the Tinto in which he lived.
By LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
PtintA for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, sad
itikway, London.
Also, just published, in Bvo. price 19s.
Th. Lila of Lad? Russell, by the Editor of Madame do
I:l:ifyid's Letters, with Letters from Lady Russell to her Hus-
t:zad, Lord Russell; some Miscell.ineous Letters to and from
_tic Russell, &c. &c. from the miginals in the possession of
!1.: Duke of Devonshire.

•
THE finest System of Ethics is to confine within
due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions ; unre-
strained and insubordinate they impetuously destroy these ban
rises which Religion and. Morality have made sacred ; to curb,
but not to annihilate them, appears the lesson of prudence, boat
calculated to limit their effervescence.
Every disorganization of the human frame requires great me-
dial knowledge to remedy, and the public well tre is promoted
when pro:editorial men (disregarding the suggestiani of the envi-
ous and interested) devote their studies to the u x.tment of those
complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of the
passions at an unguarded moment. " The strength of a Nation
consists in the health of the People;' but it is melancholy to re-
flect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling ernpyri-
cistu, and to counteract, as far as possible, its further ravages, we
nff.:r to suffering humanity, the result of our own txpaience in
the various diseases of Debility. The unwiry victim of solitary
vice (early acquired at school, before reason has asserted her right
over the mind), will, in contemplating his poweriAs state, be-
come susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the
most complicated state of exhaustion may be .roused into manly

THE FLYING PHCENOMENON ;
OR, THE FOUR FREAKS.
THE Flying Phcenoneenon lately in Dublin,
Ii; Boots there appear'd to pervade a dark Goblin
in each, by the lustre of WAILREW JLT BLACKING;
Doe eening this Joker a frolic presn'd,
A Vehicle then for the pw.,ose engaed,
Ilia Wife to set down and himself to bring back in.

energy.
Intense study_ immoderate anxiety —long residence Ir trop
c:1
Slimes, and many other causes, win frequently derange thu e
vous System ; in such cases we can holdout an assurance of re-
animation, by remeches which have low, answer.:d the sanguine
hopes of Patients of botk Sexes.
That bane to human happiness, LUES VENT:EVA, can now
be treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science
having divested its antidote of those distressing-properties that,
so long tendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best
explain our method by observing to Patients Labouring tinder this
malady, that a few days otdy are required for the removal of early
symptoms; that the most inveterate case will yield to our raroc-
dies within a month ; and that in a person who only suspects him-
self injured, the disease may be prevented altogether from appear-
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generative system, as weakness:, ulcerations, &c. especially stric-
tures, obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the use
of caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental to the
salter sex have not escaped our attention ; io which trilldnefs,
combined with efficacy, have superseded the means usually
adopted. In fine, our system is unique, peculiarly energetic,
and eminently successful.
Educated in thb our native city ; Wooled in our professional
attainment by its splendid Medical characters; and having been
able, personally, to compare with admiration the British Sur-
gical practice with the Continental, onr pretensions to superiorit y
(in a branch we have selected) are matured by experience,,which
is evinced by the daily applications we reed ve, even from distant
countries. GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons. •
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fb stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at all reason--
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their symptoms, &a when Medlzines, with Advice, willk
Note
be ins-
Mediately forwarded to any part of the Itingdom.—A Ban
Is expected to accompany the Case.
Jest published (Tenth Edition)
The X.ls of Lies, a familiar Coosinentery on the above Dis-
eases. By Goes sad Co. Addressed to the Youth =4 Iktaturity
of both Sexes. May be had at to, Paternoster-row ; 6C, Pall-
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FLEAS IoT.
ae Lady sat down then, and leaving behind
dress, the Phomomenon quickly got is it,
Stop here, my good fellow,' he said. " for a minute,
iMon your Boz for an airing inclin'd ."
Tae Coachman a Lady perceiving, aghast
itat'd in amazement, but swearing at last,
170 Loot-lodging Imps to his seat should approach,
%slue acquiesced, and ri-enteed the Coach.—
Vszaz 2taa.
gawking himself of his feminine suit,
Azl pulling the check, Coachey open'd the door, -
ti, Lady was gene, and the shades In each Boot
Gun% full ; and, more terrified now than before,
Plat Jehu exclahn'd, " that the Imps on his sight
The Bouts in, would drive him to madness outright !"
FRLIC 3RD.
1: F.-4- Si •
ng his Window, he threw himself out !
Coachman in terror the door as he gain'd,—
€.
I.2r't please you to 'light, Sir !"—but looking about,
pleas'd that no Boot-lodging devils rernain'd.
PA,stounted his Boz,_

Fitaaa 4an.
as our Hero re-enter'cl,—
down,"—in the Coach while resuming appearance.;
1 Coachnun obey'd—and on speech when he ventur'd,
:.cong life," be exclaled, " for your friendly forbearance,
„'-' ,0dd:vil:" nor dreamt that the Imps thus attacking
n.qtars,w nv. the produce of WAllliVell JET BLACKING!
•Th eas) Shining and brilliant BLAcKni, prepared by

The Earl of Stamford, on coming to the title, and being ap-
pointed to the Lord Lieutenancy of Cheshire.
IVr. Stuart, ou his goicg abroad, by the Earl of Winchelsea. •
Tar. I ferry C. Snot, on his return from abroad.
After tL. Levee, the PRINCE Rzuzur was pleased
to invest Admiral Sir MAWLEY Discos and Major-
General MORRO as Knights Cornnianders of the Bath.
The following Officers, viz. Rear-Admiral Sir
GEORGE EYRE, and Major-Generals Sir BENJAMIN
D'URDAN, Sir GEOROZ BINGHAM, the Honourable
Sir CHARLES GIIIVILLI and Sir ANDINITr BARNARD,
Knights Commanders of the Bath, received from his
Ronal Ilighnelis the Star of the Order.