720 HORNSBY & CO. 46, CORNIIILL, Respectfully acquaint the Public, that THURSDAY NEXT will t:e tie last day of Drawing the STATE LOTTERY. Two '20,0001. are itt the Wheel, besides many other Capital Prizes, and no Prise less than tOl. Tickets and Shares a'e now on sale, at the lowest prices, warranted uudrttMa. The only 10,0001. shared last Lottery was at Hornsby & Co.'s. rimer MOOTS AND SHOES. U. w (MIS respectfull) informs his Friends and the Public in renerai,tbatbehas now, and will hair constantly on sue, as extensive and elegant as.ortmert of the *hove art icles.o hich inal be had, for ready money, at very levy pt ices..A great variety of geutleinan's hesulasis,jockey, and in i t ry boot.. dressovallsiulf,anil shooting shoes, tivanufactuierl with the very best material.. and finished in a c.perior style of work sinauship; also ladie.'jean, velvet, leather. and all kinds of faucy hoots, together *hit a large stock of shoes of every description, of the very best coality, and newest tasition; tto)s, girls, and children's shoes; gaiters hi variou. sorts, in leather, jean, cloth, Arc.: mud-boJts, goloches, Het shoes, eke. in great variety. Merchants and 4 :aptai.:s may be supplied on the shortest notice, and on very advantageous terms. 'Dime country business curried oa as nsuai, No. 43, Fisb-street-bin. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR. ILanA S.001)BOI.B, Proprietor* of the VEGETABLIF, BALSAM. respect 1111.* inform she puldic, that through the recommendatien of the Right Hon. Ltird Viscount Dudley :red Waidi and others of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, let various parts of the country, who have taken into consideration the number of Poor that die annually in Consumptions, and their 1 40ing excluded the hen it of this Medicine from its high price, it hich k allowed by the Physicians to be the only ' ofica.lotni remedy to be depended upon for this Disorder, the Propriet ars have in consequence now planted their Vi'letzible Balsam at one principal Vender's in es ery principal town iti this It im!alom, where it ma. he had by all parentis for this Cha rity, at 3•. 6d. per half pint, and los. 6d. the pint, whlcio In all others, is sold at 14s. the p!ut, and OA. the half pint, as usual. Several stirpri7ing cum have been already performed in con*equence of this Institution, the eert;tie. , tc of which may be at the Proprietors, No. 3, Bloomsbury-sconce, where th!. Medicine may be had for this Charity. The naints are in their hand-writing upon each label en Very bottle: also in the body of each stamp that covers the cork , to f o r ge o i ther i s felon). One hundred pounds will be given to the informer •Ipou conviction. 41PNAINolP' PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSEc2.—These Instruments are %pm an entire new principal, the springs are su constructed as to admit of increase or decrease in size and force ; wilt answer for right or left aide, without any strap whatever. SALMON. ODY, and Co. corticlently recommend a trial to all those *A' ho prefer perfect ease :sort security to the galling application of the common Truss, on their usual ,iheral terms, viz. that the full cost shall be returned to all purchasers, if not haunt superior in ease and effect to every other 'invention, after aoy Iliad, wear, or damage. Ti:. Royal Navy, the Nava! Hospitals and Dock-yards, the Ordnance, Lireenwich Hospital, the lion. East Tntdia Coiurany, &c. &c. N. B. Persons residhe in the c unary, sending the circumferemce cif the body, in inches just sh,bve the hips, may depend upon being atr..curate!y finer'. 192. SI'RAN D. 41^.1.,1" GREY or CIRROTTY ‘VIIISKERS are a great disfigurement to Gentlemen.—Ladies and Gentlemen making- trial will be convinced of tne utility of Prince's Dye, being so improved, that no doubt now re mains wak log Grey or Carroty Hair dark or black immediately.— Obs e rve, there has been many attempts to prepare articles fur a simi ' lar purpose, hot have failed. Several Ladies have declared, that for years they had been opti c d t . to wear false hair, althaagh baying tolerably good hair of their own, but it being grey at an einly age, they were recommended to make a fair trial, aod ia a short time, so great was the addition, that they left off the false hair, ani has made their head of hair have the youthle appeal:ince as %%lieu twenty years of age.—Ask for " Prinee's Dyci ' price Half-et-guinea a bottle, or a dozen bottles 51. Plain d rections arc inclosed in each bottle, by which any one may dye their hair themselves with ease and pleasure. Sold by the Proprietor, Pi ince, Den'ist.—Observe, it i:. not a Shop •.•-rexactly opposite No. 7. ; the Numbers nre irregular in Johu-street, Ozford-street.—Be particular, as petty shops sell counterfeits. &Ad also hy Ilendlie, Pernouer to her Majesty . , Titchborne-street ; 9nrie, 52, New Boi,d btrect; Harding, 89, Pall-Mall ; Bacon, i. 50. Oxfoid- , ire , t ; Davison, 59, Fleet street ; fl!gge, 65, Citeapside; 11-1- ton, Tint, Ito‘ al Exchange ; and by must piincipal Pertainers or Me dicine VandeiS A 5 there I ;;s been great complaints in the country they cannot get Piiike's ;commie Dye, therefore, to accomia ,date Ladies and Gentle men that reside in in Ilk country, bx enclosing a 11. note in a letter, directed to Mr. Prince, Dentist, John-street, Osford street, London, bill receive by return of coach one gainea's worth, or 12 bottles for 51, : Printed and Published 'Hy HENRY HAN at No. 11, Netve44tte-Street, Strand; and forwarded by all New'men. the Clerks of Itua4s, and ilooLsellers throughout the United Kingdom, tree of Postage, jut° the Country, at 104. rid ) per (Norm l oot /AVON TPIE NATIONAL ItEGISTER. WATER-EROOF BEAVER HATS. FRANCIS and SAM gra EVEI:EIGN, No. 46. Queens•st,eet, Southwark, r espectfully inform the Pahl is that they frlanuf,scture superior Light Water-proof Beaver Hats on art eaticely new principle, K irranted to resist the effects of rain and all kinds of damp, retii.titig their fitape and beauty much longer than any other Hats (she nap wearing free to the last), lad eminently conibinin..: the ad vantages of lightne4o and durability,—Sold Retail .by Prencis Eveleigh, No. SO, Cheapsitie' and by many of the respectable Hatters in Town and eonntry. -0"•- .4 t JP. TWO PRIZEi TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. At PIDDING and ( O.'s, No. 1, Cornhill. an ; No. 3, Charlag.cross, Tickets and Shares, WARRANTED UNDRAW N. Inky till be obtaiftol ; but as the Drawinu of the present Lottery will finish oo THURSDAY NEXT Nov. 11, aa4 a. the Wheel it the Richest ever known, containing Two Prizes o( tin,Oro, he. tides 17 other Capitalb of X.i,oren, S 1,000; ./tc. awl as an Audirtoual Prise of liri, o o4 will be paid to the Holders of the First Drawn Prize above £ t(l (that is, over and above wbatever thatPrizs may be), the Public are ii.vited to wake theft Purchases immediately at the Fortunate Offices of /gin)/ NG and CO. No. 11, Cornhill, or 3, Charing •cross. isIOV. 7. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NOV. 1. Obi' market was . rather short of supply with all kind of grain this morning ; Fine IVheat obtained last Friday's prices, which were 2s. per qr. lower than on Monday last. Although we had but few arrivals of Barley that article went off slowly at :ast week's prices. White Peas are ts. per qr. loWer. Fine Oats sold rather higher, but the interior sorts were heavy sale at a decline of is. per qr. 'ln other articles no alteration. P. 6. Wlivat ':11 a 1; I White Pews Vine ditto a 90 Croy Pease. Rye Barley Malt s. s• Pi a SG 5% a 0.1 It. a. Poland Oats iS a SS Potatoe ditto 36 a 4 Vine Flour 15 a so Second do. 70 a 711 Rape Sued LIS a 40 s^. a Go 'at) a bi 94 a ;9 FRIDAY, Nov. 5. There is little fresh Harley or Malt at market, bnt the demand for both is small; henet the sales are dull, but not. at lower prices.-- New Beaus were in mute request, and about 1%. per quarter dearer. —A large arrival of Oats has lowered the prices full is. per quarter. —Other artielts nearly as above. AVERAGE PRICE OF C /Olt THE WEEK NI England & Wales. ticutland. s. 4. d. Wheat el 14/ Sa S Rye Barley . , .... 0 Oats ...... 33 1 .... 31 6 ;ORR" PZR QUARTER. IMMO OCT. 30. England & Wales. &Adapt 9. A. 5. de 134 s _ Oatmeal ..... Beer or Bigg 60 8 39 8 - 0 - The price of Bread was ordered (agreeably to the Act) to he reduced one awstee: a half or -id. In the Peck Loaf Wheaten —making the Quar:era Loaf Is. id. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGARS Computed from the Returns made In the Week ending . NOV. 8, to Mts. per cwt. exclusive; of the Duty of Custom 4 paid or payabof thereon on the Idspert. allot' thereof Into Great Itritatn.—[From Saturday's Gazette.) PRICE farm 01. a. d. iteef 4 4 a 5 Mutton.... 5 0 a 6 0 Veal Pork 6 S a 7 8 Lamb ll (I a 4) •1t OF MEAT, FRIDAY, NOV. 5. FrllO.D. ItallrliATlß & LEADITPISItLL , &HUM or CATTLIA AT I Carcase a. d. a. d• iiIIITHITIRLD d Beef 3 6 a 4 6 Beavts, about .... 816 II Mutton 4 0 a 5 Sheep & Lambs 5030 i • Veal 4 8a 6 0 Calves l5O " I Pork 6 8a 7 6 Pits 303) II Lamb 0 0a 0 _ • .4ENT PRICES OF SUGAR. CUR from to I from to from t 6 1. s. antics 4.9 .. 95 Mute°. or Browns 7 .. 93 DOM, Net* &Tor. S 7 .. 9s Grenada MWcov.'a .. 90 J maica hrowu M 67 g00d... fit) .. DI fine .. 95 s. 5. St. Kitt• St Mont ST .. 04 Tobago &St.V ir S 6 89 Snriaam & Dem 85 .. 59 St. Trinidad B6 .. 89 East Todla ' 7 ,4 95 Ground tips SI 90 faces .. P. S. Lps brown ..111 ....fine llll ..119 Sing.loa.brown ..127 bent —132 ..114 Powder loaveti. 14 IP _us Ilambro' elo. ...1.4)..116 Nulagira 5 0 HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. .C. 11. 4. 1 3 . s. A. F. e. A Hay .. 3to o a 5 b 6 Average 4? 6 Clover 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 Straw . 1 13 0 a 2 2 6 Hay .. 4 4 0 a b i 0 . Clover 6 0 0 a 7 0 0 'Straw 116 n • 2 I a Hay .. 4 10 0• b b 0 SMITHFIELD IClover 610 0 a? 0(I 19 0 lb 6 Straw 1 111 0 a 9 9 0 ST. JAMES'S WIIITECIIAPEL