The Statesman.
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NEW-INVENTED FLUTEr-TORED. FLAGEOLETS,
WITH IMPROVED SCALES FOE INSTEUCTII)NY.
ir BRIGGS, Real Maooloettrer of I'ATINT
tl • DOUBLE and other FLAGEOLETS, &c. inform the
Pattie is genera, that They saay obtain thaw fashhutrihle In-
stromeolf, rriarpoted of superior tone all! gamiti so awl yet
oileiell 11) the Public, at reduced erieer. at Isis blanuf..ctury.
Pio. 76, Fetter kne. three du •rs from Holborn. •
merchaipp. captains, bluAc-sellers, nuil Dealer!, ruppliaiii.
adranMßenu. te Ma.
N. B. Au A pram** %%NIA.
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/31PRICLI1s PAR f./ 444 MVP; tend to tbi object Which be-had remit:mend. dt6 'heir
attention. Hi assured •the Halite fartrei and the
... hotel: OF LORDS, Josh O. House, that it was the most sessinue Islet of the Go-
begenil Bill, relative to the ma cot and rolleetion of the "eminent to procure the general eh •litjoil or the Shiva
Irish Shoop Duties were brought from the Commons by Mr. Trade, and that the itultject had occupied theit most
Breeden mid oilier", and reset aam tear. serious attention. It could not be 'Elwood (ram
The Glebe Douses BiU nas reported, and the amendment'
sigma/ to. him, or any one holding the situation which he tilled,
I The Irish Stamps Duty Bill, the Oak llark Duty Bill, and that he should enter into particulars at present, or
• others. a ere eumsnitted. commit
ho ter,
as to Whet- thieht bd done in future.
ORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaints 'the „A Pe6°'t Irtito the Irish Chancery Prrrerttei PaPrrs to the '• ' - •
_ politic, that they have on Sole a variety or Tickets and ""L'e* This, ho yer, he wool e ortot himself to say,
Shares Nor the LOTTERY. so be draw• on tai • 19th of July. I SLAVE Titan i',.
Lord GRENVILLE.—Before the subject Meier Ch;oattrurrininesesdneta:vours trout wanting on the part of
The Scheme emu:ions Prizes of a.superinr magnitude by arrangements with ;tie !title of
,Cto,Odo, £lo.ooi. X 20.0.0, appointed for consideration this day France in particuler; end the pesters or Europe in
besides 12.n05) Guineas, to be paid iu Gold, awl messy other Pliti"larlY
yotat,,e, the e,.n 1300 moot. will be en..lfas entered upon, there was another subject to general, to bring this matter to a satisfactriry tssi-mie.
Capital Prizes t and
filled to 810 each, which renders to early purchasers an ad- :•which he felt it his imperious ddty to call the atten. nation : and he would further say; that the Strongeet
vantage at a oldie, Mk.
'lion
No. /6. Cornhill.—Sehemes gratis. : of the House, and more especially of the Noble hopes were ehtertainerl, that In the arrangements with
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Lords on the opposite bench—a sutject in which the Louis XVM. this point might hi settled without
honour, humanity, and good faith of Parliament, of difficulty. Further their Lordships *twill tail see
• the Executive Government, and of the country,were ' it was impossible for him to pledge hiMsetf ; but she
Imost deeply concerned. It appeared from the Tres.: House might be assured, Diet Oben the preppie time
disunites their Lordships' table, that a convention came, those who were entrtisted silth the edministas.
, had beet, concluded between this country and the tion of the Government *mild be rally prepared to
rowers of Austria, Russia,o and Prussia, founded give an account of their Caride upoli this, as well
pon the (misting state of affairs in Europe, and that as upon other matters tentittitted to their sharp.
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was agreed that Louis XVIII. should he invited ; PKTFTIONt •
to become a party to that Contention. To that sti. I The Duke of SUSSEX presented a Petition front
relation he certainly had no objection to propose.— certain Roman Catholics le the county of Lancaster,
It had, on the contrary, his entire approbation. But which Was reed, and prayed fbi the- complete a bol6
what he wished to impress upon their Lordships and tion of all those disabilities under which the Romeo
the Ministers of the Crown, was this, that no Con- Catholics :aboured, without any condition or testae:.
remises, no alliance tif this description, ought to be lion. Ills Royal Highaets stated, that as the Pelf-
FIFTY PKR CENT. CDEAPF.R. I entered into by this country, without having it die- tints was couched is respectful language, he thought
Three and Sixpence, Ilia a-Guinea, and Due Guinea, per 1 tinctly understood, that in case the issue should be it his duty 'to present it, though he did not by any
noel,.
DALDNESS or GREY HAIRS will not he seen.' such as they all desired—the overthrow of the exist. means pledge himself to support the prayer of li to
JUP Several Ladies and Gentlemen who bad u.e,l PRINClita , ipg system its France, and the restoration of the old the full extent. Their' Lordships 'wield or coorsi
RUSSIA OIL for yews, an I from the the of that alone sot a ' family—the Slave Trade should be immediately reserve it to themselves what it Might be proper to do
hair fell utf or turned ere); but being persuaded to sae otherolls, ,
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omelet' _y ranee, or rather that such an abomi. : upon this subject, withoet considering himself limit.
h F
sm fmind the dile e. have declared that they will use
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°oilier than Prince's rillittle Russia Oil is. &ince ;is the hest sods eation should never be there revived. The circum- led to any particular term' of any specific measure.
whil'eminest Oil in the universe for dressing real and false hair, I.l4llncia of the case were in this respect very materially i • Earl STA NIIOPE.—He should tete that this Pe:
en.: is so great n preserver, and beautifier of the hair of Ladles - •
and Gentlemen, and Cbildreii; if iced constantly not a halt changed, for the Slave Trade wa. at present de fado 1 tition be laid on the table, not only beestift- it was
will fall ..Poor tire grey, and makes weak and rein haters's, . abolished by the French Government. Their Lora.. couched in respectful and proper term., but betstowt
thick alld long: rewires dry err heists hair soft, and keeps real . obis: p would recollect, that by Resolutions of the 1 he completely concurred in the wens• of if. Neill of
ur false hair iii beautiful cols nod gloss; where there Is hair by
nature, and it has gat thin or Imld, if the lent roots, will be : two Houses of Parliament, the Government was en. ; opitaion that every thing necessary for the enjoyment
restored. Thousands of Geistlemm Char were bald &Off 4c'' joined to make every possible exertion to procure an lof the fullest religious liberty was a matter of right
glared, after using Prime's Russia Oil regularly for six months,
the bald places became covered with hair.—Geldienem who , abolition of the Slave Trade by all the Powers of ' and justice, and not of grace and favour.—The Peo
.th
weir powder OUi to the it histend of pomatnia. 1 Europe,.
rope, in the hope that the Government of this ' tition was laid on the table.
Cannon —Strom hefore the Lord Mayor, that PRINCE'S country Petition ,
might have ample opportunity of making I Lord KING presented a from the prior
G NUINE RUSSIA OIL is the original, therefor.: if any ,
Perfumer, medicine Vender, or Hair-dressers sells Russia ' these exertions with effect during the negociatiutis of a certain parish in Wiltshire, complaining of the
Oil, under any pretence whatever, that is not Prince's, are
_L 1 *high- were expected to take place. Their Lord.. hardships they endured, and preying, as we ender.
impmtor's, as sel.i; g enunterfeits to their customeOknerre :
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the omne i pit INcEs oon the court and ~ ta,,,,,i, ore„ch : imps well knew that iu the oegociations with Fiance ' stood, a repeal of the Corn Act. Laid on the table.
book, or it cams the genuine.-- ask for Prince's Russia Oil. I particularly, and with the other Powers of Europe The Earl of DO NO UGH NiORE lamented two
e.la le, t e ~,le Proprietor, Mr. Prince, John-street, Os- : _ ••
generally, the object was but partially obtained.— ! or three Petitions, one, as we understood, from the
ford;street 1, a private house, next to a coach-mak••esi as
tbe itumhers run arregusir, he partirtslar, there is no impost,m n,,_
i e almost universal opinion was, that after the 'general body of the English Catholics, and inotiter
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that keeps a haberdasher's shwp in the same street, whip "411 i Resolutions agreed to by both Houses of Parliament, : from the Raman Catholics in and about Sheffield,
coulee: reitii.—Suel also, by west principal Purfumers and Me- : _ .
ano the strong manifestation of public opinion on , praying relief, and the removal of restrictions. Re
dicing Venders.
vie The Proprietor acquaint' the Ladies and Grialewene ' that subject, no Ministers weuld have ventured to • did not know how these Petitions came to be put.ln.
give up the French
also Perfumers awl Medi lie Vonden. (bat the Bottle usually colonies without a distinct and ' to his hands, but of course he had no objection to
sold sit 7s. will is Were be mai r 3r. dd. vend tbe Gillum
positiselng4ementran tiooleset
of the French Go. present thom.__The Petitions mere had on the tow,
Soule 4 naiwaute wait U 4 I-.
-Tefnmeaft4 hat ihis atrocious one iniquity should no longer
MATRIMONY. ROMAN CATRoLIG CLAIMS.
MARRIAGE should be the foundation of social :be tolerated in those colonies. Its this respect the', - The Eattof DaNOI:7GRMORE rose pursuant to
h„ppsoe„. 1,,,,i h is aka disturbed through the parties hopes of Parliament, and of the nation, had been in notice to call the attention of their Lordships to the
that room the unitm not taking those precautimis which would some measure, at least, disappointed. What had subject of the Catholic Claims; and in order to pre.
secure them the eajoyment of that great domestic blessi .
beets done with the other Powers of Europe on this vent ail misunderstanding, he now begged lee., to
People of every nook p-a adoration in the shrine of weatock i
but, where the constituii.ai his beets sainted by disease, or deb"- subject, it was not his intention to enquire. He did declare in the outset, that in bringing forteard this
lit-sled by a certain habit comesteted at sal early age. a remota- not at present ask what had been done, or what it question he was bound to no specific measure what. •
one of stal.ilit v ;ores lous to entering that state is indispetbribly .
recissaste to revies. iii'.l4,lll.4erisig Opirks sit life, and so reaui- ; was still in contemplation to do: But the only sti. ever, and that he was entirely free to use his ow n
mate the system. For no disord, rs hate contributed inure . pulation on this important point in the Treaty with discretion in considering what ought or Quest dot tri•
caseatiall) to destiny Hymeneal happioess time tis.ae which are France, was that it should be abolished at the end be wanted. He was anxious that their
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the consequence of unguarded pleaoure. It was Oil. maidens- e
Lion whirl huhteed mew, exalt( K and co., for these List •of five years. Yet their Lordships were aware that I should know, not only what was, but *hooves not
one of the first acts of the present Government of the question upon which they *ere now called upon
3 0 years. to direct their studies and atteutiois eto leave', to the
ocelot's, mad cure sir the Venereal Diaea-e. and the disorders
arising ilierefioin. us also to that deousgement i.f the system pro- . France was the total and immediate abolition of this to deliberate. Whatever specific measures might hive
duced by ;be derructive habits ar the 6. considerate sch •ol•a.s,s abominable traffic. By whatever Government and ' been prepared and circulated in the shape of aBM or
which brino on those dialog slog debilities nod sleacieocies that '
: under whatever circumstances this vast benefit was ' otherwise, their Lordships would observe that he line
prevent or embitter the Ma riumoial state. The successful re-
the cause of justice and humanity, it ' not bound to insist upon that or any other plan in •
suit uf their an gives Owns additional ardour to oppose the conferred on
ravages of nose complaints, waich ore the must important la was an act which deserved and ought to receive great ' particular. Their Lordships were not at present
catalogue indulged
human hilinneties. It behoves evy perms
who has indulged iii Oslo mkina% eke to seek fella lay consult. and unqualified praise. He was well aware of the called upon to. go into any particulars at all. The
lag professional tura of e 11l i l ience stud bassossr, ISO which Messrs. ! disposition of Louis XVIII. himself on this import.. only motion which he intended to submit to them
CURRIE nod Cm eiston the seamiest of scholastic authority, . ant subject. It had always been his anxious wish ' was, that they should institute an enquiry into the
us well as Ilse testimony of unesoutradicied facts. la professing ,
the cure of these cimplaiiiii, they bold sail no inducement lb to have this disgraceful and inhuman traffic immedi.. subject of the Catholic Claims.- The only questiont
vice ; but, sensible, ass all Mess must be. 4 the esi)leare of such ately abolished : and if that great object was not for them to consider was, whether they would Inquire
calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly educated I ;
..f Longo, ma , accomplished, the failure was to be attributed, not . or not; and it was sorely not too much to capper,
Members of the Royal Colleges of Sur•genes
Edinburgh. Slight and receipt cases of S,pbilitic infections:re .to him, but to his advisers. It had been thought by , that on a subject of this importance, it. which so large
, radically cared in the short space of Iwo d*”. Those a the I them that it was necessary to yield, to a certain ex. a portion of the population of the country was so
moot obstinate duration, such as Otorructeme.. inveterate Serie- ;
i torts. Pains of the Bolles, Gleets, ate. are0t.„„4,,,,,,,ty am; i tent, to the prejudices and interests of the people of , deeply interested, their Lordships would agree to an
1 speedily cured. Ss venal Noblemen and Gentlemen of the ant s Francs; and sorry was he, disapproving as he did, ' inquiry, for that was the extent of the motion which
respectability have brew under the care ~f Messrs. Currie laid ;So decidedly of the whole policy and system of those ,he now wished to Submit to their attention. In sub.
Co. fur the re al of complyints of the theatre, strictures, i
dm.; ;aid hissing received it radical and primanient cure, re who now had the direction of the French Govern.; miming to their Lordships those observations whisk
1 quest that remove* gouty he mode to thew, as satisfactory eve" 1 meat, that it should have remained for them to do be felt it his duty to make, with a view to petalled!
deuces of the decided superiority of Messrs.cootie mid Ca.'s
, this great good which the former Government had the House to concur with him In this motion for in•
plats of treatment. hinny of Mese Gentlemen had strictures
from IU to Vi/ Years, and were wider the care sit Messn. Hume, failed to accomplish. But as the total and immediate qeiry, he should consider, lit, those reasons which
1 Hen, iside. awl other Surgeons of eqmil etninenre, who attempted , abolition of the Stave Trade was among the first acts ought to weigh with their Lordships in point of jug.
their cure by she applicon li ii of the lunar caustic, w Wenn sue-
re... Mess,}. Curiae and C's. heave selected the following letter :of the present Ruler of France, at a moment when, tice and sound policy to go into- this inquiry : Silly,
i trims the many they are ends receiving from Gentlemen, re' as appeared from his other acts, lie was most anxious the claims which the Catholics had acquired to-their
. turning them Mantes fur Uttar restorsitiim to imuud ;sod Oro mis to conciliate the favour of the French patio's, he favourable attention from the proofs of allegiance mid
health. It was sent to dive taltelict;ed, from the too of a
Look Karl,
who bad la'issarei under this distressing and olio. trusted it would now be evident to [sours XVIII. fidelity which they had given daringa period of more
fel milady for 10 )ears; he hint been tinder the rare of severoi :fad his Government, that in the idea that it was than W years past: sdly, those securities which ma.
hareem* of pesstalisional emissive.. isune of whom atirded him - .
pe masts% relief ; bat from the swam- method of treetwent necesaary to continue. this traffic from deference to ny well meaning and conscientious Members of Par.
adoptedr and remit by Messrs. Currie nod Co. he reeei•ed a ; the rejudices and interests of the French. people, • !lenient thought necessary in ordetto'ittartl against
radical cure la tee short space of one month
•' May
28,
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J. i they were widely mistaken. The arrangement on those dangers which they conceived teigbeerthrristise
.i To Dr. CURltpl4,..pe7,6Elea.t.l.::::irced7inc.
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Dr.: this head, therefore, he should think, could not now result from according to the claim of the Catholic":
be a matter pf difficulty ; but, difficult or not, it 4thly, what he himself conceived ooght to, be dots
" Lied feels great
Carrie the prrbret re-establishment of his health, iu cumeqiwiire
• was impossible that we could enter into any Conven. for the Catholics in the why of concession, end the
of his mild and admirable treatment of So 'mires in the Use-thra. lie luny atm, flint be iiiis oat for massy y.mrs enjoyed so lion of the nature which he described, without a reasons which might be urged ageism inquiry front
much comfort sad treedow tiont Pain t and he c"tettb4.°' "" clear and distinct understanding, that if the old whet might be termed by some the present ingirsed
doubt er his hewing nbiabed, forough his skill and attemoin, a
perfect ao4 radical cure or shot horrid euetaaint„ As Ilewitstramily should be restored, the Slave Trade would state of the Catholic body. His object being et this
-n.ta stranger to the mower that others treated the coseelaissts be immediately abolished. 'Any such engsgement, time merely to persuade their berth:hip, to agree to
be has ii in his power. frees a fair orbs, and a jest comparison, on our part, without a clear and unequivocal on. an inquiry on the subject of the Catholic claims, he
to pay that tribute ofapplanae to Dr. Caine,i which lie a net.
bly fear, mid shall ewer be most ready and willing to acknots- oerstanding of this description, would leave upon did not this.k it necessary to tester into* particular
ledge." this cowl an indelible stain of hypocrisy and in.: discussion of the arguments which might he suggested
Married Wawa, who have long been disappointed in their ;.....,__.
e had no reason to believe, however, that Om each separate head of this division.- With respect
evookctafires of it family, may be mewed. Met iu eio-t in- Jumtle
stows web defects are earabie by eladicol still t Hod alth•mgh the Government would not he attentive to this great to the first head, those reasons of justice end sound
the resuovol sit Nick iweeditaents he an "Illers fit doubt " ""' abject ; and for that reason, and for that reason Duly, policy ;which called upon their Lordships at least
certainty withethee4 )eat the curen 14'4" defect,, i he
gnu. •he did not think It necessary to conclude what lie had to iugoire into the claims of these Petitioners, the
dual propels of treovallotii, is the yequereit:ent... their expo- . .
Hence. By ass early epplicatinn to II ,ors. Carrie mid Co. me Said with a motion. . 1 considerations which suggested themselves were
patine will escape the pail.., daager. mad espesee fit limg nail Ear.l of LivErtroor,.—liefeltit incumbent on so numerous, that he was ars lon where to
tedious atieudance arm In. experienced posciiteimers. Messrs.
Currie and CO. may be conwheet b. 1,-,oent, ssf Asher se s, ants him to say a few Is ord.; in consequence of what had begin. It was clearly a matter of jusfiee, as welt
the greatest secrecy and *emir. at their house, N... 10i. that fatten from the Noble Lord, though it would not be as polcy, that so great a part of the population
telt'alltdell' P 414.16 is the "gsfY• dehertheug the ktiftlesi.titi **emery for him to trouble their Lordships at any ,of the country should not he subjected to odious
mof their cu, aze, and mode of living, Whist g a mustaiesce for
advice and isedichee.. she singe will be gives swamis, on. Imre ~great length. 'file Noble Lord did no more than i disabilities, unless there was good reason to
of the klucciorn. To eta-ure new seereey wemiestiol to om ta it w. j,,sticP to the :Members of the Executive Government, °Wet their fidelity teed allegiance to the state aml
rte.'s oment of the conntry. This missies was wag
fd"lor usenkriatesole istrClotteis. of
le•guasegrsema" be
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When he gave theta credit for every disposition to at-

ANY Gentleman or Lady in want of WINE may,
b' applying at its. Aran Acetic* Mee. No. 16. 01mn-
d:owner. Havawritet. inert with :aped .r Brazil Madeira at
N. per desea: Sherry at 414. 164. and Stn. per do:eat Wiring
at 50.: Giant. at 54d. i Madeira at Mi. or 6.16: t Purt al 18.. ;
Tear ire at 4841.
* Taking to dos a. a very liberal allowance will he wade.
re uliarly tine Co guile Brandy. proof. 104. per (1411.

rip II E BOTANIC ESSENCE, or Ethan rating
Cordial, sold wh desole, retail. mid for Pirelli fusion, by
Dr. Phillips Body, 3, Gerrard-street, Sub,,, Iseireater-sqsage,
Loudon.
The Enemy of theme bidden powers is fund,
That rams dies e asd spells the humble. wowed;
This Cordial lift* the fainting head ow kith.
Supportstbeflutsettag sever, which awed the anises algal.
The various witakosisea peculior to the foie .es cone home-
diately wader the power of this Restorative : nriay Lorne, el
lbelskr, and respectabiiity have banal it to be 'he beet Radical
appendage in the toilet limy ever suet with fir recruiting the de,
mind spirits, disiipatiug the head-ache, dularits languor, and
anuis g stony meisochoiy ; it gives comfort and strength to the
whole so steal.
Sold in honks of 4s. 6d. lls. mid in large holder of 409.
For the veer it.. of bib Mrdiciiir see the ..'Thorn niniolig Raiff."
sold by Sherwood, Neely. and ionic, Paieramier- row ; nod
all Booksellers in the kingdom. mid may he hod as above.

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"MR PANNIFAV FAMILY LIN RN *AKEHOUSE.
AIICRAIG toga laati.to.solieit lAditi to an in.
et twain. of hie esteasore muck of LINRN DRAt
PERT. which hr ha' panriosar4f3.per test. logger in tanse.
treeof the Trend fall on Costars, an egabarahood state of
illmadssoories. Prim as nailer : Jaggeoart and Caralwie
h. ed. at yard; Honks Malls. and Leans, very ene,
Is. M. and 1.. 9d. a yard; Calicoes 6d. a yard, very toad at
ed.; India Lona Cloth; Is. Sr. g Diatities is. ; Prim. 14.
preSa-
ss, Is.. 14. ; KM.** ide 'rnwn Prises Is. 341. s a Lot of
rinte.l Fercitytvs to be sold (raw Is. to Is. Bd. ; three
Boers of Sonibm' Diinssk TIC)* Linen, aid Napkins go
;work, ost isle; likewise 38) Pieces of India Muslim, 16
*yowl, ar.
N. H. The ascot retentive Stock of Bh^wis io London, at T.
Crain'., Successor! n Mr. Harvey, TS, Oxford-sired, opposite
the Pinthenn.

FULL. OF Od/NKAS!
FULL OF SUPI.ifIOR CAPITAIL PRIZES!
Lod LO altogethePßESE%r fall of ',yell,
TTE is the SCHEM E of the
r RY
VYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and 18,
Covewry street, performs hie duty to hi. Friends and
the Postale is gimlet; them She *ads of the pre.eot Lottery,
which begins the lath of JULY. The Scheme requite. no
comments, sad It is recommendation sallielent to state that there
Is riled! Pale of it 0,000; a grand Prize of Z 30,0014
besides AID.OOO, at. ate. 14,001) Guineas to be all paid
E. F. In the last Contrael, fat heft pleasure is PRYint to
an n sly of Isis Ittleads part of Geld t..r Shares sold at his
*magnate at above. *here. S. ~elicits a anotiuuaoce
their f.'s, or=, wt.i. Si will at all tones r,c ire his best atteittioto.
All Basin* in the Fowls transacted with fidelity as usual.

RICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co., Con-
starlets for the Preica STATE LOTTERY, rewct•
fo ly. mthalt the following Grand Scheme to the Pablie—roo
Lana%
Prise of 210,01. X 39,011. £20.900. ,
In the sTA rs i.o.r.rxft Y. s h-cin 19th JULY. 1815,
Sewers 12.90.1 OW `: I. AS.
Windt will be PAID la GOLD without D.Jaction.
SCII ENI E.
3 mf. . .C 204.00 .... are... ‘63..XX1
3
5.430
i ••• ' 3,000 ....... .... 2,000
4 1.)
•
525....
1 .................-, .... • .4s t r4,....,* to -
15
3,500
1.5..1) Blank* Ist Day 10 each 15,000

15,M0 Tickets.

A15(010

The Fir4l•drawm £20.000 sill Wive £lO,OOO more, making
A Prize 0f,E0.00.
TheSeeand dmsn 1:20.0 a) will h •v* £lO,OOO more. making
A Pliar .€1.).00 i.
The Flrst•draiwn £10."00 kill h..ve 210,600 more, making
A Prize a £lO.G$).
PRIZES TO BE PAID IN GOLD:
The hi Firotql.mywn Blanks, the 1:t day, will each receive
90 iGnin.•: to Gold, making
%11l GUI NE/V4 IN GOLD !
The Fortiet► er,sti Prize. the rim day. will receive
500 d GUINEAS IN GOLD!
The Fifth, Tenth. not Pif•eenth Mask., the '.rood day, will
each reeeris.• GiOneas in Gold. making
300.)GUI`.EAS IV Ulll,llt
The 40th, 30th, 4011, anal 50th drown Wank% the third day,
will curb rerri.- b d Guisessi in Goad. making
*VW GUINEAS IN GOLD!
Thket4 and SiMetreS are g: w on Sale at RICHARDSON,
090OLUCK. 41111 Co.'s Offices, Hank-building., Curnhill,
end f .reog the Kiln% llewi., Chari bg-wt

TB 13 111 Pi RL. 1. THINK CLOTH. 1
Hv his 741.ijr,ty',. It tyul toilers Pase..t.
ZIP litalthaot
.p.v de lin arils en posswlaat toes lei sgrearat.
TE Mobility, Merchants, end Families arriving
lt.. Awned, Itre respectfully Informed. the abollo Cloth
fist PROW oa. far Sverlicte. is mac stomped, with the
Paterwestiatorl number of the Howe. &e. in CalieS of min,
mid Pleetoeach; fur eiportatiews at.d by the Piece only.
trims /11 to IW yank tack for the cooveniet...•c of Intlivi.luals at
ts. id.—Nt.-4a. did. said !A. 6d. per yard. by
the P.iteattee. 111 the Emit l,!ia Wurehooses. N.,. 16. Cheap-
side; and at me other bowie whatever. Its ..orahilitv, and
its reononte (keine ern* h.le the niter of ether cloth);
its singular eti.darleenro to t.ealth *IA pleasantve-t of wear,
totally atrevetwiste IL* ill eget' of the sudden ehong, s of the
actoospbere; and of *bane or intact. ti WI; after ttetive exer-
sibe ore *milli. v which reoden. It in.,t desirable to every indi-
vidual. in every el invite und motion. The Sbertitel are made
in
&Cho and 4411 w, and sue 'await:Med both for eo.nfrot and
fenu..soy, and tondo& from Imo t. foul pair ..iseb Piece.—
(irtAlemire hi she Atom and *Navy, and Ewnilies lriveWnt
v ill OW b of iondeolable emelt. it sever julbjuityli the 400 P
atmosphere.
The White O aim for Lrolirvdwear., taw.' he *Malawi as shove.
from there to four Guineas rock Meer, eoutainiog ftts.n thereto
Your livevers each. )odla vb. India Monts for Gentle-
•lneos' elitists Veatch Cambric% &e.y Oho Piece and Dewy.
No. 16. ClieopobSe.

-rill(P. Cheap impenetrable A N rt.coatt °sr V E
• PAINT (patronised by the Society of Arts) having
stood tin-tear of years. and its sentiseorroeise qualities hosing
been satisfactorily proved. k now r.-r• nsneeadcd wills the fullest
roi.Sdruce. as a discovery of great ;whiic utility, being is hens.
idler and preeerver.of wood mid iron. impervious In the weather
and not Roble. is. crack. Wisner, of p: r 1 ..ii roma in a-itest
!Jimmie; it will be Nord peerlary adapted for weather board-
iog. awnings. virmidao. creeo-houses, ,run-railincs.and nil parts
at stsipotog, or ,weed fur any work exposed to the weather.—
'Vitt' paint combines thou• hit, with cht apneas. and presents are
appearnotte equal to any oil-Ide colour in common use. It may.
bewever. be deemed superiorly, to enlarge ea its merits, when
it is staltd, tit:tithe P..riety for the Encouragement of Arts gml
&Maces, lowing inveretignied its prop sties, oinniroorely voted
she proprietor the boo prior" rewind of a medal in takes of their
entire appr. WWI a. It is parked in kegs of 61b. mot upwards.
Pt the tutijoie.s.l prices. wish prefaced diyiag oil for Tossing,
oteoatya ird by anch plain direettoos that any person will be
Cooed co:: peient to use it r—Brivilt Olive Green. 81. per lb ;
11 one Vohs., b!. per lb Lend C.. 1 per. SJ. per lb. t !exigible
;rer,r. id. per lb.; Weide. 7.1. per lb.; Chneeslate. bd. per lb.;
Math, tid. per lb.; Si. per lb.; Red, Id. pc.. lb.
A 14,1 she Met tb- uived Arm:ea:it. Point for the interior of
T hied no the Cey'our Works, 14, Old-etceet• road ; awl at
Cle %Sea:an:use, 23, Brydges-sirets, Covent-garden.