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Samplelof the Goods In Lots 1 to 226, to be viewed at the
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the West India and London Docks, on Monday, the 4th, Tues-
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TOMKINS' PICTURE LOTTERY.
MR. TOMK INS begs respectfully to inform the
Public, that his Lottery will be drawn co the
TWVENTY•FQURTIU OF JULY NEXT,
The Trustees, appointed by the Act, Laving certified in the
London Gazette their entire approbation of the ability and skill
displayed in the finishing of the various Works constituting the
Prizes.

Tickets, ..r3. 31. each, may be bad at Nos. 53 and 54, New
Eind-ureet, where Specimens of the Prizes ate exhibited,
gratis, and at all the Lottery Offices.
The Purchaser of a Red Ticket, and a Black Ticket, is sure
to pin a Prize.

THIS KING'S SECOND LETTER TO HIS PEOPLE.

• THIRD EDITION.
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the 24th Edition of the former Letter,

A SECOND LETTER from the KING to his
PEONY-

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Harp, a Tale from the German of Koerner.--4 X. Presentiments
and Associations.—X. The Prophecy of Dante, by Lord Byron.
—NI. 'fide Pages.—Xll. Field Fluwers.—X 111. First Fruits
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X V. The Universe, a Poem, by the Rev. R. Maturin.—X VI.
Narrative of the Captivity of Alex. Scott.—X VII. Origin of
the Debasement of the Natimal Spirit in Italy.—X VIII. Poems
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Byron and the literary Gazette.—XXll. Remarks on Lord By.
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Observations on the proposed Monument to George I 11.-XX IV.
New Publications, with Critical Remarks.—XXV. Varieties, Li-
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Copy-right—Third Northern F.xpedition—Belzunrs Egyptian
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