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RICH WHEEL, WITII .05,000 FOR THE RISK OF
FORTY SHILLINGS ox THE 11tH or DECEMBER
HAZARD and Co. Contractors, respectfully an-
nolince, that all Putthasers between the 20th' November
and 11th December, will be allowed to return their Tickets or
Shares at a very small reduction of price, after taking the chance
of the Next Day of Drawing, 11th December, by which the
risk of loss is reduced to the following trilling sums, viz.
Whole Ticket - £2 0 0
Half - - 1 6 0
Quarter - 0 13 0
I:ighth - 0 7 6
Sixteenth - 0 4 0
The Wheel is very rich, and contains
1 Prize of £30,000
5,000
2,000
1,000
• 500
300
200

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Besides other Prizes of £lOO, ;4'50, &c. &c. and
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PRINCE REGENT PUBLIC-HOUSE AND WINE-
VAULTS, KING-STREET, WOOLWICH, KENT.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. T. WHALE,
Ott the Premises, To-uoaaow' November 27, at Twelve, by
direction pf the Executor of the late Mr. Charles Ware, de-
ceased,
91HE Valuable and Beneficial LEASE, and imme-
diate possession, for aTerm of Eleven Years unexpired from
Christmas next, at a low rent, of those very desirable, newly
erected, brick-built PREMISES, eligibly and commandingly
situated as above, contiguous to the back entrance of the Marine
Barracks, with good Stabling and Skittle Ground, and the ad-
vantage of a right of passage-way into Saint Mary-street, a very
populous and respectable neighbourhood, which must ensure an
extensive and lucrative business in every branch, with proper

May be viewed six days preceding the Sale, and Particulars
had an the Premises; at the King's Arms, Kent-Road ;itnd of
the Auctioneer, 17, Llosk-kines Queen-street, Cheapside.

SPANISH PAPERS.

BARCELONA, NOVEMBER 4.
YELLOW FEVER.—The number of deaths of all
kinds of disorders have been as follows :

October 27th, 110; 28th, 131 ; 29th, 99 ; 30th, 108; 31st,
97.—November Ist, 99; 2d, 88.
There were no new cases in Barcelonetta on the
31st, Ist, and 2d ; no deaths on the. 31st and Ist ;
and only one on the 2d of November.
At Mequinenza, up to the 11th of October, the
number of deaths was 180, and the remaining pa.

tients 38. From the llth to the 19th the new cases
were 18, cured 19, deaths 23, remaining 16.
At Tortosa, from the 17th to the 22J, the deaths
were 42. On the 19th all the inhabitants left the
town, both the healthy and the sick, being encamped
without the walls.
CADIZ, NOVEMBER 2.

The total number of deaths in this city on the•3oth
and 31st of October, and Ist of November, was 28.
By the latest accounts it appears that at Puerto de
Santa Maria, on the 24th, sth, 6th, and 7th of Octo-
ber, there were—new cases, 79 ; cured, 60; and
deaths, 42. Those remaining on the 28th, 163, in-
cluding the town and the hospital.
At Xeres on the same four days—new cases, 36 ;
deaths, 15; cured four; remaining, 45. At Lebrija,
from 21st to 27th—new cases, 50; deaths, 11 ; cured,
28 ; remaining, .57.
At San Lucaede Barrameda, on 23d October, two
deaths; one cured; none remaining.