Sri 0 .~ MOS r INTERESTING NARRATIVE. To-morrow will be published. price Ts. HAMBURGII ; or, A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT of the TRANS ACTIONS which took place in that CITY, during the first Six Months of the Year 1813; with a View of its Previous State, and of the Con duct of France during a Six Years Possession, both before and after its being annexed to the French Empire. By HANNIBAL EVANS LLOYD, Esq. lets of Hambursh. Printed .for J. M. Richardson, No. '23, Cornhill. MIMING AND CO.'S CHRISTMAS-BOX. THE PRESNT YEAR having proved so propitious to the interests of Englishmen,• by a rapid success►on of fortunate events. it may with truth be called THE LUCKY YEAR, and as it is cus tomary at this Season to make presents to young Friends, YID DING & CO. No. 1, CORWHILL, and 3, CIIARING gest the propriety of presenting them (before the close of this Lucky Year), with a Lottery Ticket or Share, which, though trifling in cost. may be a provision for life. • The NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY, to begin the 14th of NEXT MONTH, has Faint Capitals of , o,nont. and 10,0001.—EIGHT of 3000/. tOOOl. and 10001. with Twenty-one of 5001. 3001. and '2Ol. aad the First Drawn above (201. will also be entitled to 10,0001. all which may now be obtained at PIDDING and Cos Offices, No. 1. Cornhill, and No. t, Charing Cross. LADIES WOOLLEN CLOTH PELISSES AND HABITS Made in the most fashionable shapes, both plain and ornamented, and in a miner that can only be performed by workmen of the best abilities, %shirk may be seen every day at his extensive Ware rooms, making np from three to eight guineas, to the various orders of the first Nobility, in an entirely new variety of superb and ele gant braided designs, which far exceeds in neatness and beauty an y hitherto devised. He also has the greatest assortment, and sells every description of Pelisse, Met inn, and Ladies Cloths in any quantities for Dresses, Shawls, Mantles, Pelisses, and Habits, from seven to 30s. per yard, all two yards with., in the most genteel and rivitl colonrs, from 84. to 10s. per yard lower than any other House, being the only Manufacturer of them in London. Patterns sent, if letters post paid, directed to GEORGE FOX, Ladies Cloth Maim. Game, 28, King-street, Covent-garden. Bp the King's Royal Went. GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM, The greatest discovery ever found out for Coughs, Consumptions, and Astlitut.s. The varioticand sudden changes of the weather in this uncertain cli mate is particularly dangerous to asthmatic and consumptive cctuplaints. The purport ot this advertisement is merely to- remind the public, as well as the afflicted unit those cruel disorders, that the above medicine -is (by a vast chain of noble patronages, a great many of the faculty, 4.44t1 apufatids of others, too numerous for the limits of an utliertise mem) proved to be the only sure and efficacious remedy ever discover ed for pulmonaty complaints.--it is now become unnecessary to dif fuse aitv sinc , nuiums .to recommend this medicine, because it has dis tinguihed itself by cures unequalled in the annals of the physical • *OM these thirty years past, and untie circumstances where numbers of the first medical :abilities bad consigned their patients to despair. Stronger proofs of the efficacy of this medicine cannot be gives than its being r ectunruended•by the following nobility. The moat Noble Marquis ot Lothian, the Right Hon. Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Right Hon. Lords Macdonald, Grantley, Fortcsette, and Metintford, the Right Hun. late Viscountess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Grantley, Falmouth, and Fortescue, Lady. Appreece ; Sirs Francis Blake, Edward Ncwnham, John Coghill, and Georg. Armstrong ; Uenerals Doyle and Drouly ; Colonels Baker. Debath, Lenox, tte. N.B. Messrs. Gcnibo!d have established an institution for the benefit • of the poor and others, who cannot atTord to ray the full price for time medicine, and have, in consequence, appointed it to be sold by one respectable Vender in every principal town in England, agreeably to the terms of the charity, as well as at No. 3, Blooms bury-square. • Sold by Newbury and Sons, Shaw and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, Caeapaide; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Cc. Oxford-street ; and all principal Venders in town and country. . and PlAlished by HENRY HAY at _ and Bookieilact tbtaugliant the united DEC. It ' 6116m ,I,,opecrx : Prated ROll4lB, L 'REINSTEII. . - SO [.O IN ICY, No. tB, Corithill, No. Ba 4, a rnlc • Prize of gd,OSOI. in One Fourth, Two Eighths, Eight Sixteenths; No. 3.931, a Prize, if 0.0251. itt One-11814am! Eight BixteenUis; —Besides Prizes of 10001. boa 1O it. and 1001. Itte. &c. HORNSBY and CO. Stock-Brokers, respectfully inform the Piddle, that the above Tieketswere sold by them in Twenty Shares. and the lesser Prizes in Forty-three Shares, and the money paid immediately. Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety. and at the lowest. prices. The Public may derml on having a grand Selection of Capital Prizes in the present Lottery, to be drawn tin the 14th tir JANUARY NEX.I7, at their Old E%tablisbed Office, g 6, Corithill.--Orders•by Post or Carrier executed on the satne Terms as i 1 present. LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER H ATS. FRANCE% and BAM ULM EVELEIGH. No. 40. Queent-street, Routliwatit, respectfully in rorin the,Ptiblic that they Manufacture superior Lifibt Water-proof 116 aver Hats on an entirely new principle, warranted to resist tbotaffects of rain and nil binds of damp. retaining their shape and beauty much longer than any other tints (the nap wearing fkee to the last). and enalvitatly combining the a(lw vaittages of lightness and durability .—IMM Retail by Franck Eveleigb, Clioapsida and by Many of time respectable Hatters is Town sad eountrjr. BOOTS AND SHOS4. A. WILLIS respectfully informs his If elendsand the Pohl 's. in general, that helm. now, and will have constantly on sale, an eateeslve-and elegant assortment of the above nrticles,which may be had,for ready money, at very low prices. A great variety of lernan's hes- Litut, jockey. and mflltary hoots dressosalk ing,an d shoot in g shoos, tuanutitctuutd with the vises best materials, and finished lin a isnyerlitr style of work manship; 'also ladies' jean, vets et, leather. and all kinds of fancy boots. together with a large Stock of shoes f every description, of the very best quality. and newest fashion ; boys, &h., and children's shix•-; gaiters is various sorts, In leather. jets n. toth. At.. intitt r itoot% tioleches, shot's, ke. in ; rent varier. Merchants and Captains may he stipoll ' ed on the shortest notice. and on vev atiVitrilageous terms. The country business earrlca on tut usual, No. 43, Fish-,trect-htil. A FINE HEAD OF lIAIR Haa always been esteemed an esteatial addition t pPrgonal beauty t to obtafil which iS rapetlNlty recohnne o nded 'ROW LANIrS AtACASSAII OIL. By express Authority—Patronized by their itoyal Highnesses the Printout...Wait* and the. Duke of SuKswx. His F.N:eaeney the Spanish Anthassidor. the kW Hen. the tart and Countess of Oxford, the Navy and .Iraly, and the majosit, of the Nobillg tbreagbout the Empire. This 011 is the moot beautiful. nl-asant, wad efficacious prednetion in the world for eradicatin -, all Impurities in ate Human Hair. and producing a Weariest growth on tlitrba;dast place!, prevent* it failing of( or tenting gni. Aborts ea sleeker.) of streugtb to the roots of the Hair. wh ich m on p rods*" an inimitable natural Curl. and litfittnis on the tres.es a transerudant brave lug., ; sondem Children's Wait strong and beautiful ; promotes the grows Whiskers, E,,o.hrows, Mustachios, arc. in line its pre-etianent %limes have WO atteitell by an iteaseese multitude of witnesses. For further e'...:cidatitin is mr. closed itowland's Treatise on the Improvement of the human Ask, worthy the attention of et er y tipsily. be ,Liu 2‘l popularity of thig Oil has indu ced iasidions p ersons to impose es the Public a base. and noxious Cointerfeit. Imitating the Bills, Bottles, .Itc. theseteye the Proprietors Nies, it an imperious duty to caution the Public not to purchase Say without the :rho. e Treatiae ittclosed, and the sienatures of thu Proprietors ell the table, in red ink. " A. litoYl'l , A Ni) and SON," in their own wrrting. Sold at .is. sri. I. ad. and ,t'l 14. per bottle, by the Proprietors ROWLAND tied SCAN , hirby-Ytreet, Batton-garden : and, by appointment. by all re Hansa and Medicine Venders in London, and thrmighout the United Kingdom.— It()WLANI)'S ESSENCE OF TYRE; OR, IMPERIAL TAPE, A Preparation of wonderful mrtateorpho•ine powers, which sill Inionediatey and effectuallv chairre Red or Grey Hair. 11'hittkets. Fyehrows. &c. to a beautiful Mark of Brawn. which colour cannot he remoted 1.. wishimr. It is perfeetty 10. noxi las, and compounded of vat .:tab:« tubstaticee.—A single trial will rev if Its superior merits.—Price is. Pd. per 11.citio. ----------- - - • - '''', The price of Weed watt ordered fatzreeeltl) to the Act) to he reduced three *wised or 6d. lathe Peek Loaf Vlrlittett—making the Quer era Leaf I Id. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed trots the Reforms made In the Week ending DEC. 8. IP Zis. 1044 per cwt. eulogise of the Duty of Gnstouet paid or payabk theseen au Rio Sonnet. aeon thereof lnfo Great lirltalf).--rErom lturda)'s Gasette.) oltN t PER. QUARTER. la DEC. 6. England & Wales. Scot I avii. I. 4. s. as S SO 7 St 9 0 AVERAGE PRICE OF no& fag W 7? England It Wales. trcotland. it. A. s. d. 71 9 .... Eon 1 n Roans 40 n .... Lel 0 Pease 47 9 .... 4S n Oatmeal k 9 .... 29 7 Bterorldigg Wheat Rye Marley Oata . Oo •• PRICE rwiTup s. d. .. d. See? b o a b 4 b 4 8 Veal 6 Aa B Poet 6 4 4 a 4 Lamb o 030 0 ...... OF MEAT) FRIDAY, DEC. 10. I lU.D• sawmils* isisossoht.L. UEALK OF CATTLIR IT I CllttUil s. d. 11. ii. SUITUVIELD a B e ef e ft e & 4 Raves. shout .... WO I Silettee 4 0a I 0 Sheep &Lambs 040 1 Veal & 0a 7 a Calves ISO. 1 Perk I 8 a I 0 4 Pie s Sno I Lamb 0 0s 0 aril forwarded by all Newsmen, Clerks of tire the Comity, at 10s. 30 1 per qualm woie. No. 11, Ne , S Street, Strand; d*Woo, of Postage, into I