NOV. 2O. TilllitrVlETH" (yr 11 4 0VEMRER. In the LAST LOTTERY, drawn on the 90th day of the Month, a Prize of 40,09131. was sold by P 1. 1 .4,1110 amyl CO. No. 1, Cornhill. and as the present LOttery will be drawn op the pOth.of Noyember, it is very probable that many of those who give the P reference to PID DI NG and Co.'s Office, will experience a repetition of their pod luck on that day, by partaking of some of the capital Prizes of 16,001)1. 5,0001. 11,0001. 1,0001. Icc. of which the present Scheme dis plays more than usual abundance. HORNSBY end Co. respectfully acquaint the Public that the LOTTERY will be drawn the SOth of this Month, consistine nt only 4000 Numbers, Two Tickets of each Number. TICKETS anj SHARPS ore on sale at (heir Office, 26, Curnhill. iiiktiohby and Co. divided among their Friends, in the last nine months One 'intuited and Thirty-three Thousand Pounds. . SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of Lifi r oo9.ll. ,Prieep of Ltoon 2 . . ;404:10 I 4 LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH. The only Manelactiite in fireat Britain is wliielh 4he advantages of English,Flea a i nd Cotton ate united in one Thread. . .Establidiedin 11108.. . - The peculiar texture nf. this fatstic frees it from theinjurious cold or chill experienced in the wear 44 Irish or other Linen•, and the unpleasant leusatian peculiar to Fabric* made wholly of Cotton. For durability, beautiful appearance,. comfort in wear, and great economy, (bde" a saving of frfancllos to upwards of Three Pounds in purause of a singlepicee) ►t stands unrivalled. • Sold•at about lealftherfsrice of Iristror other fine Linens. at -the Patentee's Warehouse, Va 4, Clie - apside, near St. Paul's, avid Hard ing and Co. 89 Pa ° o il This Fabric 'haring Nati experienced many yrars extensive Sole, and its superisrity . being so universally acknowledged, _the Praprieter ha no heeitatiou In filtalgiag kiansell to reinebaracany Purchaser tehn !nay experience any *fed ies the qualify. PRINCE, after spending thousands to make the RUSSIA 01 L known; proved by - the Proprietors - ot the principal Newspapers in Londo:., a set of villains,. envious and itt disposed pe twits, regardless of their own reputation, and the injury they do to the Proprietor and the Public, aiming solely at their own peettniary profits, have im. riosed, and continge imppsing counterfeits. There are many who have:used Russia c)il without benear, on account of being taken iu by the impostors; who sold them counterfeits, pasticulasly in the country, hut there are thousands of Ladies and Gentlemen who have used .Prihpo ,Oil, and, have declared they vial! .use no other than Prince's Russia Oil. Is proved thebest, and wholesomest Oil in the universe for nitlisteiting rho hair, when dress's% real or false hair, and is so great a hourisher,. improving, preserving, and beautifying the hair of Ladies and Gentlemen, and Children ; and,if used constantly, not ahair will WI off or tuin grey, .and.makes weak hair grOw thick and lopg ; where them is hair by nature, and it has got thin or bald, by usirg Prince's Russia Oil regularly, if the least roots, will be res tored. _ _ _ Thousands of Gentlemen that were bald have declared, after using Prince'S Russia Oil regularly, the bald places became covered wits hair ; promotes eyc.hroiy whiskers.—Ladies will find it preferable to thy article when dressiqg real or4talse hair, as it curls the hair which way they like. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it instead of pomaturn, as it ik Well known powder wakes hair dry, fall off, or turn grey ; but Prince's (Russia Oil is such a nottrisher to the hair, if used constant wileticiressing, not a hair will fall off or turn grey. sold, Prince's Plain Russia Oil Is. 6d. or a bottle containing five smaller ones- 10s. *l.; but Prince's Aromatic. Russia Oil at per bottle, or a bottle containing four for 225. which is a saving of 10s. or'sitlarge bottles 51. is yct A greater saving.— Observe, even Prince's PiMn*Russla Oil is better than all other oi)s for the hair, and is equal in fury reipec.f for the hair the same as Prince's Aromatic Russia Oil g but Prince's Aromatic Russia Qil has an addiziosiai aromatic in. gradient in it, that is proved who used for the hair, will prevent catching dis;ases, such as plagues, fevers, and other prevalent dii,orilera. • Sold; wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, John-street, Oxhrd-street, London; and by most prin cipal 4rftuners and SielieitteVenders. • • .Mereliaitfi.andrapfains ought to be cautious, who have orders, or sertd . Aulsia Oil 'abroad, to have Prince's Russia Oil, that is the only genuine, as there are ?Winers whol.:11 Counterfeits .—ln the•Diree thins and Bill sealed up with each Bottle, it is proved, whoever sells Russia Oil, under any pretence whatever, that is net Prince's are lmp•setors, as wiling Counterfeits to their Customers. •t 4s. • • -.777 • J. SINEWRIGHT 'With pleasure recommends to his Friends and the Public the NEW LOTTERrof 8,000 Tickets, containing Two Prizes of 16,0tH4. Two of 3,0001.; many other Capitals, and the lowest 161., uhicla will be Drawn Sollt instant, • ALL IN, ONE DAY. Tickers and Shares for which ate . on Sale at his Old and Fortu nate Officei; Nos. ST, Cornhill ; ;i3, Flayinarket ; vt, Holborn ; avid J4l, Oxford - street ; where the I,vlt Prize of 16,0001. No. 3,651, Wit* Shared and Sold, iu addition to that series of Capitals, so kt.owu fur many year*. STATE LOTTERY OF 8,000 'TICKETS. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, • 30TH NOVEMBER, 1814. SCHENE. . . of . . L 16,00) . . are . . L *3,000 S 00J 6,000 . 2,L00 . . . . . . 4,00) 1,000 3,000 SOO ' 200 IGO 1 2OO 50 . .. • . 45 16 10 12 20 40 1,509 • 9 1 900 . rickets. 00 . Tickets and Shares are Selling by RICHARDSON, fiOODLIICK, & CO. Contractors for the Lottery, at their (Mite', the Corner of R A Witd• SVILIIJOGII I CORNVIIL I and facing the King's Mows, CHAR 1 r&. CRoss. I. 80,U0r3 STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, N. 1, UOLTIORN EARS. .1. PEARY respectfully iiiforitti tri3 Friends and the Public, that be it now selling Tickets and Shard in a great variety numbers for the New Lottery, to be drawn the SOO of the present month of Novelettes'. arrlrxir CONTTAiNG 2of L.l G mon I 2of L. 2,000 it • • 3.000 4• • 1,000 dic. &C. &C. • • Only RN° Tickets-- Lowest Prize L. 16. • 4 41 The Holder:int* Outstattdirg Pri-zes sold by BHA NSCOMB and PEttRY in the fete Lotteries, are requeuted to brineth,:n to the'above Office, where they will be paid by •J: . PERRY, Of exchanged foe Tickets said Shares iu the present Lottery. ELEGANT FURNITURE, MANCHESTER SQUARE. An aSsemblage of Excellent modern Household Furnitnre, s, sulk n and fashionable set of French drawing-room curtains, i 4 row wood and gold chairs, and a couch en suite, a set of rose-wnott Card and sola tables, a valuable lai c Trafaltrr sideboard, a capi tal billiard table, a beautiful Grecian draw ing-i.ootti gant four-post beddeads and hangings, capital eating parlour Tratalgar chairs, with mahogany Grecian couch to match, 1 Ittit• hogany chairs, covered with morocco leather, brilliant chimney' and pier glasses, handsomcchitta. - 'in tea and table services, that cut glass, foreign table and bed linen, 4c. &c. The. genuine Property of Capt. L. G. Armstrong, going to Brussels. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY. Mr. WALKER, On the Premiseg• No. Duke Street, Manchester Silo:lie, To- Morrow, November the t Ist, and. tellowing • Day, at-. Twelve o'C ock. All the excellent Effects, comprising handsome lofty mahogany double screwed four post bedsteads, with beautifid chintz hangings Very tastefully made up, window curtains to match, capital seasoned goose feather beds, with suitable Cie/ bedding, larize Tinke) . „.• . Brussels, and Wilton carpets, a' capital Trafalgar side:wail, and dining tubes to tit under, double and single commode chests drawers, wardrobes, secretary bookcases and gentlentti's cylentkr 'writing desks, a gentleman's portable shaving and dressii:t!. ease `with apparatus complete, a solid mahogany eylenikr wasli-h;'. !if ! ,stivad, latfieeswork. Hull dressing' cascP, Meirote.' ,iota and 100 tables, a set of scarlet moreett parlour whiducv eartallis.,.. fourteen Trafalqar 'chairs covered with morocco leatlusr, linfierior Htnaltugany" . tiul rose-wood Trafalzar card and sofa tables, a chair bedstead, a billiaid table 9 feet 6 inches long, and numerous other effects.--Catalogites to be had au toe Pstwis:cs. r /