The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-21 00:00:00

NVI4IIIER 5651

ROYAL, LIBRARY and READI Ntl-RtIOMS, 1,
ST. .1A ES' S-ST RET.—W. SAMS respect-
fully aunnunces to the Nobility and Gentry. that, influenced
by their kind encouragement, by opening, in addition to his
former Library, an elegant and commodious READING-
ROOM, for the recept'on of a very select number of Noble-
men and Gentlemen.
Many persons of fashionable and literary distinction have
lone complained that no attention has been given do a deal-
Oraturn en oh, ions in the neighbourhood of St. James's;
aid W. SA 11R, in attempting to supply this deficiency. has
*sailed hints, If of the opinions and snggestious of literary
gentlemen, and permitted no consideration of expense to re-
stfain within liberal limits the Collection of the Works
which will constitute his Reading Repository.
The Reading Room will be supplied with the Diurnal Pa-
pers, the (),:.trteriv and Monthly Mngazines and Reviews.
as well as a ith all Pamphlets of Political curiosity or im-
portance. independently of the Collection of General Lite-
rature, there alit always be ex•insis:Ay appropriated to thel
Motane-Room. the Parliamentary 'History end Parliament-
ary De.bates; the Annital Register: the Journals of the
Lords' end Connuess' Houses Of Parliament; the most ap•
proved and extensive Encycloptedias; Compendium of Voy-
ages, Biographical Dictionaries, &c. in addition to this va-
luable Library of Reference end general Information. every
New Work of nierit will be supplied immediately oa its ty-
paarasee iron the press.. _ .

LITHOGItAtfIIC WRII'INII,. Sic. 1
10, RI, Denmark Street, Soho. relive,-
PA • flair acquaints Lithographic Printers, ArtiCt4.
Publishers, *Re. that he continues to execute ON STONE
every dr.cription of Plan and ORNAMENT AL WRIT-
ING to !Nana, Slops. Drawings, Title Pages. ac. in a Neat
end Superior Style, and on the *lost reasonable terms. Fac-
similes of A uelynt Autographs (Speeimeos of which may be
seen) lithographed with peculiar accuracy.

EVTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornitill, and Lombard.
street, beg to inform his Friends. the Pnhlic. that
the next Day of Drawing, will be on ST. GEORGE'S
DAY. the 23d of This Month ; on which Day the Contrac-
tors rive those Persona who intend adventuring previonaly,
the CHANCE. of TWO PRIZES of ,t3OOO, dc.
for NOTHING.
IF ROUGIIT AT EYTON'S ;
Particulars are apreiNed is the hand-hills. Tie:eta and
'ares are selling, warranted undrawn. at rt. Cernhill, and
where all business in the Public Funds is transacted with
fidelity and dispatch.

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A DOUBLE CHANCE.
WIFT Co. lave the satisfaction of infortninie the
0 Fluidic that" TicirPts and Shares hattAt Iprfore the
Next Day of Drawine (Wednesday Next, 43d inst.) if drawn
lianas or small Prizes on that Dar, will be exchanged for
undrawn karts or Shards for tkeTtlird and Last Day. so
that Purchasers mar gain, bet cannot lose by the Derain
on We.in,.•day nests, Tlw Wheel u.w contains Two Priv,'
of 40.1100 t. Two na &N at. Two of LOW. Four bf aUtol:
Twenty of 2001., at. at.
Ticliots end Marrs ere Bening at No. 11, Poultry ;
Charing Crnas; suit 31. Ald;ate itigh-btreet ; the old and
fortunate traces of SWIFT and Co.

ANG F./. INN.
5T.481.831E:m3 STROID, •
OtHINAL COAC* ofPleC,ll4W.neaVOlMOre. MID CON-
, •
•atiou ?multi Ott S Isttitrstirotait.
THE FeitLOWING Mit,te3.ttrif idler COACHES
go from the ato.i:tseiZl
Paris Royal Mail, via Myer, • iirdirrhity fh
M Twelve.
Portsmouth end Gosport Mail, throng* °Maiming. Pe-
tersfield, and Parties, every Evening at a quarter past 7.
and Sunday at half-past d. On its arrival a NW's' sails to
the Isle of Wight, to convey pessenges sad parcels ; and a
Mail Coach sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, Meant,
Eseaworth. die.
Gloucester Mail, through Healy, Oxford, end Cheltenham,
every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sandal at half-
pest 8.
Dover and Canterbury Mall, through Gravesend, Chatham,
and Faversham; every Evening st a quartyv plat 7. and
Sunday at half-past (i. From Canterbury, passengers and
parcels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramapo, Said-
with, *e.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folk-
stone, Sandiate, tlythe, Dlmchurch, Romney and Lytkl.
Milford Mail, through Carmarthen, Liandilo and Haver-
yogewegt, every Evening at a quarter past T, and Sundays at
half-past n.
Bath Light Post Coach, in two days, to eiriillfour Inside,
through hisideehead, Reading, Marlborough, 'Devises, and
Mentalism. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at
Nine. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommoda-
tion of Faunas, Invalies, flre. who cannot undergo the
fatigue of such a distance in one day.
Bath and Bristol Post Coach, every Ahersoon at 3..

PRICE SEVEN PENCE