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London, England, 1820-01-05 00:00:00

STATE LOTTERY►

1,4 r "'TON Stock• Broker, 2, Cornhill, returns his
s gratt fel Thanks to the Public for past Favours, and begs
t inform them the New Lottery, to be drawn in 'fivo Days,
begins 12th of JANUARY, with four Ptizee of £20,800, &c,
The lowest Prise £l6, and Two First-drawn Prizes will re-
ceive AlO,OOO Consols, each, which he confidently trusts he shall
be so fortunate as to distribute-among his Friends.
to. All %sines, in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity
and dispatch.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
FOUR PRIZES OF £l/420,000 I
For the SMALL LOTTERY,
TO BEGIN THE NEW YEAR.

VEXT WEDNESDAY, JAN. lg.—Two Pr;tes of
£lO,OOO mew be decided in the First Five Minutes of
the Drawing, and the TenthAratrn Prize above £2O. 6d. will
have Twenty Thousand Pounds mere.
J. and J. SEVER' RIG HT, Sole Contractors, had the pleasure
to close the Old Year bt distributing, under their new System, a
great exec.'s of Prizes of £20,000 to fortunate Adventurers in
London aid its vicinity, and nearly thirty other Cities and Towns
in 'England and Seethed ; and they hope, at the beginning of the
New Year, to divide Four more Prizes of £20,000, at their
fib stanate Offices,
No. 37, Conthill ; I 11, Holborn ;
Zs; Ilayniarket ; 141, Oxford.sttect ;
Where Tickets and Shares are on Sale in the greatest variety.

No. 9, REGENT-STREET,
OPPOSITE CARLTON-HOUSE.

m ves EssiiliiiiWili-i;if.figt§,-having with-
drawn themsel from the Firm of liARDTNG, Flowrix,
1....4 Co. take the earliest opportunity to return their Thanks to
tee Nobility and Gentry of the United Kingdom for the favours
received for p many years past, and to hope for a continuance
el them. at their New Establishment as above, which is mast-
completely arranged, and conveniently adapted for carrying on
an extensive .liusinese, combining for Sale all the various Ar-
ticles of Fashion and Ctility, for the Dress or Decoration of a
Centlesvoman, so peculiar to them-at their former house, in-
Variably of the first quality, and at such prices as cannot fail to
gime perfect satisfaction.
Mrs. JAMS% has in her department an immense variety in
Millinery and Pelisses, and is quite prepared to offer a regular
succession of Novelty throughout the Season. Ladles having'
commissions from the Country, or the Indies, will meet with
every possible attention.

Ls a few days will bt. publislvd,

POEMS) descriptive of RURAL LIFE and
SCENERY.
By JOHN CLARE, a Northamptonshire Peasant.
London : l'rinted for Taylor and Beaty, 93, Fleit4treet;
and S. Drury, Stamford.

A NEW EDITION,

THE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. 1.--*
Published this day,
By BAu►wat, Camusen, and J•v, Paternoster-row, London,

Ceneral Reflections, suggested by Italy, seen in the years'lBll3,
1319 ; some Account of John Clare, an Agricultural Labourer
Ind Poet —Living Authors, No. I. The Author of the Scotch
Novels ; Modest Offer of Service from M. Borunot to the Edi-
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Tombstone Warehouse; or, Magazin des Modes Monumental
Paris; Influence of Religious and Pathetic Feeling on Litera-
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celebrated German Work ; Searching the Tybcr for Remains of
Antiquity.—Letters from Venice, No. I. The Venetian Nobi.
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