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| Advertisement 1-The suppressed tragedr of Alasco, lately in Vsheargal at the Theatre Royal, but withdrawvn uuder the censure of zbe Lord Chamberlain, will be published on Saturday next, the 27th in.tant, with notes, and a preface: and the passages suppressed by the licenVer printed in italics. By Martin Archer Shee. Esq., R.A. To which are added, a remonstrance addressed by the author to the l,or.l ChiAnberlain, with the answer of that Nobleman, and other docurmer.. PoIblished by Shervood, Jones, and Co., Paternos. [Adver iseoment.L-At the last Dorchester Assizes, a true bill was fo:nd ag inst " Samuel Margric," one of the Sergeants at Mtlace foT the borough of WVeymouth and Melcombe Regis, for publish. itg a false tnd malicious libel against Gabriel Tucker Steward, 13sr. one of his MIajesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes, aniu bench warrant was immediately issued for the apprehension of Albirgnle, who has since been arrested and committed to the county [Aorertiaement1l-Alr)VTEtL- HrMtisra5Ern.-E_.The interest excited by recent and passing evenita in, and relatiye to, the new Statesof South America, Mexico, the Havannah, &c., induces such an irquiry ,fter the best sources of information, that we are led to call the attention of our readers to Mlessrs- Carey and Lea's " Geo- ,r.pby ad Staiics of the Western Hemisphere," as comprehend- ing the most copWous information on those subjects yet published. To adopt the worde of the Literary ( ezette, " This volume con. tains bv far the most valuable condensation of American (Geogra. phr. History, and staiistics, which has issued from the press. It is conastructed on a comprehensive and excellent plan; the maps, chart, and plates, are numerous and well executed; and when all ;he modern information required by the changes and revolutions on tb - nevw continent is taken into the account, we are free to sav that It ig a very complete iltustration of the important matter which it cmnbraZ.'# EDither for instruction or reference, it is calculated to he a standard work." To this we may add, that the statistical accountc are ,Il b*osnht down to a cery late period, so as to furnish the moat 'eatisfacrory &-tails, and cornprise, within a single octavo volume, a nass of infoernation which is otherwise only to be obtained through a multipilteity of very expensive works. Published by Sher. wood and Co., Paterrs1sster-row, price.18s. in boards. tAdsvertiscment l-\>'s re requested to state, that the Miscella- nzeous Vrititgs of the celebr ted JOHN EVZLTN, the appearance of whose Mlemoirs lately excited so Much interest. are prepanngflor publication, in one volutme 4to. printed uniformly with that work. tAdvcrtisement.1 -The followitig works will be published in a few dtys by Mr. COL1aURN, New Burlington-street :-l. Alemoirs of GtIethe. the celebrated author of Faust, Werter, &c., written by hinva.lf. 2. The Highlanders, a tale, by the author of the Hermit in 1Lnndon, Hermit Abroad, &c.,3 vols.; 3. A new edition of Count La-s Casef' Journal of the Conversations of Napoleon, comprised in four vol'un.:e, with -, portralit of Las Cases, anm fonr views of St. Helena; 4. The Fourth ,..ivraison of Napoleon's Historical Me- moirs in one vo1, tio; S. A new edition of iMradame Campan's 31cusoirs of Sarit Antoinette a'ld her Court. 2 vols. 8vo, with o-rtraits ; o. A new edition of Geo,-ye IfI., hirs Court, and Fa- milv, with 18 portraits, comprising those OT the whole Royal Famnly of England ; and 7. A Practical Manail for the Preservation of Health, bv Sir Arthur Clarke. M.D.. &c., I vol. tO [Adverii.sement. -No. 5,290, drawn 6rat day of prese,lt lJottery :c blank, -was put in the wheel again and re-lrawtn second day wben it came up a prize of 20.2001., and was sold by BisH in ten sharcs: One quarter was Cent to Glasgow ; one eiehth to Chester ; one eighth to Liver-pool ; one eighth to Stockport; six sixtecnths, all sold in London, one of them regittered to five maiden ladies in Yorkshire; one toa club of thirteen silk-weavers in WVarwickshire; one to a naval officer in Hampshire; one to a servant maid in Norfolk; the other two not being registered, their destination caanot at present be uanertained. Bish ha-q also sold in the present Lotterr, No. 11.686, bOl.; 2,213, 2,912, 10;859, 11,689, and 11,703, pTrZCS of 2001. each. lWarranted undrawn tickets and shares are selling at Bish's office, 4. Gornhill. and 9, Charing-cross. There are still 3 prizes of 20,0001., and 13 other capitals: to be drawn, and the very first prize next day must be 20j0001. [Adrertisement-i-1HtDSON's ToOTs-POWDnx AXYD Te2sc. -rrx- -Ladies and Gentlemen who use these dentifrices, should be particular to have them from a respectable medicine-vender, as thera are numerous imi'ations. The genuine is signed on the label, "Hudson anICompsny," ancd countersigned " James Atkinson." Theymakethe teeth white, fasten such as are loose, remove the tartur and scsr-y from the gsusm, and slweten the breath; and there never was en instalcA of any one who regularly used them ever bav- ing the tooth-ache, or a tooth decay. Sold by the proprictota' agent, 1r. Atkinson. 44, Gcrrard-strect; Sanger, 150. Oxford-street; jolnston, 68, Taite_ 41 Cornhill; and mo3t medicinc-venders. tAdrertisementi-Tlie newest and most fashionable iyarehouse for ever-v thing that relates to OrnamentaIl Hair, established upwards of go yc=rq-_Ross and Soy3, 119. Bishopsgate-street, haviig pre- ared an irnemnse assortment of all kinds of 0RiAMIENTAL tll, of the most exquixite workmanship, and of the beat qaality the mnatrials being selected from the finest samrplm of French and 6trrnn hair, imlported by themteves), respectfully offer them to the nobilitY End gentry at such prices as r4ust ensure a continuance of their pteonage. - As their stoek ex:ceeds 10,9001. in value, ladies and ecetlemen mnay most certainly suit themselves without the lic of ordering, by selecting wrhat they deem most ap ropriate and hcomning, , te5inthr. N. B. They have opened several 5aditional roomns to afford acommnodatloz to ladies and gentlemen who may wis to be private.