The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-16 00:00:00

JANVAIV 16, IBM
' ASTONISHING LUCK!
fIARROLL, 19, Corakill, and 26, Oxford.street,
Li Is most happy in having to inform his Friends and the
Public, that he SOLD in SH KIN, in the Lottery which
Finished Yss , the following CAPITAL PKIZF.II,
vis.. •

11,423.1 4,20,000
10.50 131.000
No 3644. . , 10,060
17.101xC 4,., . 1,000
500
N 03413, .I.i, 3,m)
' rO,Olll . . $OO
1,341 . you
,• Those marked thus

B.4AR' . . sow
6.ike9 . . too
9,131 ,
900
1,049* . . 900
13.609 - .
19.117 . 900
19,997 : • 200

rare drawn Yesterday.

MOURN I NG.--Dr. WINN'S TRVIC ANTI CAR-
OL. BRIM PARIS BLACK or BLUE REVIVER, which
it so Musk esteemed for its excellent qualities end' superio-
rity over all other Compositions that has been areal to the
Peidle; it has the wonderful effect of restarlnk in a few
minutes every description of Ledieeaud Gentlemen.' faded
Mourning, Black Hats and Coals. Silk Slockinge, Crape.
Lacit, filllks,Muslins, Cotton, Jean Boots, Re. without in-
juring the texture of the most delicate article; it removes
dirt and g , will retrain its virtue. in all climates, and
for any length of time. T. PRYCE, Oilman,neartheßrick-
-1 layers Alan, Kent-ooad. London, begs leave to assure per-
' sons who constantly use the above article for restoring Oen-
:tutees faded suits, that he is the sole possentor of the
Receipt for preparing the invaleable and justly celebrated
' MOURNING REVIVER. and, as a proof of ks rare and
excellent qualities. begs to state, that he has had the most
unprecedented demand for it during the last twenty years.—
May he had at the proprietor's oil and colour warehouse;
and wholesale at Butler end Son's, Chemists and Druggist.,
4. and 1441. Cheepside; *2O, Regent-street, London; SO,
WataleoPat.• Edikkorlik ; 84. Backville-street, Dublin ;
bees's. Barclay and Sons, Ob. Fleet-market, chemists
and druggists • Mr. Edwards, 68, St. Peel's Church-yard:
Messrs. Bap:hare and Co. colour-inekers, London-road,
Soathirark ; and to be bad retail of Mr. J. Prim, oilman.
I& Bridge-rood, Lambeth; Mr.Stradling. Royal Exchange;
Mr Johnson a medicine warehouse, Cornhill ; Mr. J. Selby,
• Blackfrisrs'-road; Mr. Gregory, oilman. Grace-
ehar-h-street ; Mr. Meiklejoon, perfumer. Gracechurch.
street; Mr. Shaw, oilman. Oxford-steeet ; Mr. !Merry, oil-
men, Borough; Mr. Winter, oilman, Mile End-road;
Mr. Bartlett. oilman, Co 1111 l tercial-road ; Mr. Moore, oil-
' man, Shadwell ; and of Mr. Vaughan, oilman, Pratt-street,
f amheth.—And in the country, of Mr. Peters er. c, r,
I riiiiton; Mr. C. Smith, grocer. Canterbury; Mrs. Ether-
ti,onn. bookseller. Chatham; Mr. Dinar, stationer, Chat-
ham ; Mr. Franklin. chemist, Dartford; Air. Pitts. druggist.
Fore-street. Exeter; Mr. Squire. bookaeller, Taiston; Mr.
I i inton. chemist, Dudley; Mr. Burman. druggist, Stratford-
on-Avon : Mr. Asking. Banbury ; Mr. Perkins. brush-
oilker, Birmingham ; S. W.reup, stationer. Deptford-
bri.hre: Wareap. stationer, Deptford Broadway; Map and
Tart, lireenwi,n; Caddie, printer, Gravesend; J. timi
stationer. Maidstone: W. Hrs.'. grocer, Sheerness; Mr.
Moore. Soren Oaks; J. 11. At. • into, chemist, Woolwich;
Mrs. Clough. stationer, Manchester; lir. thosh. bookseller,
Kettering ; Mrs. C. Gielesion, Cross Cheeping. Coventry ;
Mr. J. Neale, elonnist. Dover; M . Stevenson sad Co.
Norwich : of Mr. Pr/demon, druggist, Lynn and by all the
principal oilmen, chemists, druggists, and stationers lit
'rowo and Country, price one shilling per bottle or packet.
None are Kg:M:3e but those sigced -I'. Pryer, Kent-road,
Loudon."