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London, England, 1816-05-13 00:00:00

ANOTHER IONUS

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C:t Two Hundred who'e Tickets ; the Prizes arising front which
will he divided according to their due Proportions, among the
Hokiers of all Tickets and Shares BOUQHT between the sl7th
of April and the First Day of-Drawing,
TO-MORROW, 14Th OF MAY,
Anti on that Day every Ticket Drawn will be a Prize.
GWEBB, crnvinced by the daily increasing de.
• mend tor Tickets and Shares, that the Public are fully
tw.:•e to the Advantor to be derived from an early Purchase in
the istortit Lottery, deems it quite unnecessary to dwell further
tht merits .tf die c cheme, than to remind them of us contain-
-11 IVO .£:soonti Prizes, and Fifty other Capitals; and at the
tame time respectfully solid* the commands of Adventurers at
nilur of his Office.,
89 COR Nil ILL ; or 17, LUDGATE•STRE.ET,
,here he trusts Fortune will continue to dispense her favours as.
, •
ally as she hitherto has done, among those who favenc him
with a preference;
74 fallowing Capitals havisg been shared and sold by WEBB,'
in the last Year, viz.
The Two last Prizes of £30,000 ever Drawn t
3,1169 a Prize of - £lO.lOO
8.539 a Prize of • £30,000
coo - a Prize of - £20,000
2,502 - a Prize of - £lO.OOO
acc. Ike. Ste.
;":3. MI &sleets to the Funds faithfully executed by G. WEBS,

Stock-brokur;

This day was published, in Royal eve. price 345. boards,
The Sd Edition, with considerable Additions, of
•
THE LAW of LIBEL. in Three Books ; in which
is contained a general History of this Law, in the ancient
Codes, and of ha introduction and successive alteration, in the
Law of England; comprehending a digest of all the leading Case 4
upon LIBELS, from the earliest period to the present time. In
the First Book are Introduced two new Chapters, in one of which
the popular Objections against the Lew of Libel are consideied ;
the other upon the Liberty of the Press.
By FRANCIS LUDLOW HOLT, Esq.
Of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law.
Dedicated to the Right Hon. Lord ELLlENsolovaii.
_ _ _ _ . _

London : Printed fur J. Butterworth and Son. 43, (lent-street,
and I. Cooke. Ormond-quay, Dublin.

In the Press, and met:lily will be published, in Octavo,

REPORT of OBSERVATIONS made in the
British Military Hoepit Ms In Belghttn, after the Battle of
Waterloo. With some Remarks upon Amputation.
By lOHN THOMiON, M.D. P.R.S.E.
Professor of Surgery to the Royal Cntege of Surgeons, Profes-
sor of Military Surgery in the Usivenity of Edinburgh, and
Surgeon to the Forces.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Dark* Strand, London ; and
W. Blackwood, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Lectures on Inflammation; exhibiting a View of the General
Doctrines, Pathological and Practical, of Medical surgery. In
one large volume, By°. price 14s. in boards.

PLACEMEN, PENSIONERS,
This day wag published, Dedicated to both Houses of Parliament,
THE EXTRAORDINARY RED BOOK,"
containing a Corrected and Detailed List of all Places,
Pensions. Sinecures, &c. with the various Salaries dnd Emolu-
ments arising th-refrom ; exhibiting also a complere View of the
National Debt, with an Account of ,the Receipts and Expenditure
of the Public Money.—With Notes, Critical and Explanatory.—
I he whole comprising the strongest body of Evidence to prove the
Necessity of Retrenchment which can possibly be laid before the
Nation. .6 BY A COMMONER.'
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Pall-mall; and J. Johnson, Cheapsisle.
Of whom may be had,
The System of Stock-Jobbing Explaitted ; shewing that by
Gambling Trasactiona the Funds Rise and Fall in an inverse ratio
to Public expectation.

UNDER the PRO rEC I'ION of the SISTERHOOD, and
ADDRESSED to the BAC IELORS of GREAT BaITAIN.
On the 10th of May was published. in vols. 1 2mo. price 1 Cr. rd.
THE SPINSTER'S JOURNAL!!—By MO-
DERN AN PlQUE.—Author of " Celia in Search of an
Husband," &c. ace. .• Love is indeed the History of Women,
but an Episode in the Life of Man."
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Lcadenhalbstreet.
The following will shortly he published
Lairds of Glenfern; or, Highlanders of the Nineteenth Cen-
tury, by Hester Graham, 2 vols.
Bons of St. David, a Cambro British Historical Romance, by
Griffiths ep Griffiths, Eeq. S vols.
The Maid of Moscow, Second Edition, by Mrs. Hufland, 2 vols.
NV bo's the Stranger by Henry Donne. 2 vols.
Original of the Miniature, by Selina Davenport, 4 vols.
Hermlone ; or, The Defaulter, 2 vols.
The Wife of Fltzalice, a Romano., 4 vols. •
The Balance of Comfort ; or, The. Old Maid and the Married
Woman, by Mrs. Ross, 4 vols.

In the Press, and wig be published in a few days, in Octavo,
AVOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, from
1806 to 1812; in which Japan, Kamschatka, the Aleutian
islands, and the Sandwich Wands were visited. Including a
Narrative of the Author's Shipwreck on the island of Ssatnick,
and his subsetrient Wreck in the ship's long boat. With an ac.
count of the present state of the Sandwich Wands, and a Vocabu.
Lary of their Language.
By ARCHIBALD CAMPBELI..
Illustrated by a Chart.
Edinburgh Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and
for Longman, Hunt, Rees. Orme, and Brown, London ; and
John Smith and Son, Glasgow.
0,6 lb Author of this Work, after being twice shipwrecked,
and undergoing severe hardships, resided thirteen months in tin.
Sandwich Wands in 11101 —lBlO, a considerable part of which
he resided with the family of King 'famaahmaah. He has de
tailed many interesting particulars of the character of that Chief.
of his naval and military force, of the manners and customs of
she natives, and of their rapid advance in the arts of civilization.
The work wM be Wustrased by Notes, and a Preface, containing
some account of the Author, by Janes Smith, Esq. younger, of
Jordanbill.

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By M. VENEL,I4 D.
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