Star. — London, England, 1816-03-21 00:00:00

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He has view to semosam bieluving contracted with °overiflate for a new State Lottery, to commenee drawing on the istb of 11,LtY nest. /t eeill he an. hg a referring Se She &slew, that 1t maims Prise: greater in assume, with &die .the esetteber ej Capitelt, f i k as eVe rigida ere lest by Sur Theweemst than the Liao" jest •PARLU"NniIit "rßoc tHRATit I ROYAL, DitURY•LANI. THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants wM parttime, A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. sir G oes Ovivreach, Mr. Lean; Lord Lovell, hot.r. Holland; w pm, Mr. Harley ; Ailwoeib, m r . S . pallet ;look, lied! , Mr. °ahem; Munn, Mr.• Mandan; TaPwell, Mr. Z iobs , s; Furnace, Mr. Palley. Lady Allwarth, Mrs. Glover; i tavil4 Mss. Horn. To which will be added. • WHAT NEXT? &go d * The Doha of Milan; with What Nest THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. irins PRESENT .EV ei ENING, will be per. *m, GUY MANN E R ING I OR, THR GIPSY'S PROPHECY. aunri; m, Anes i n g, Mr. Minn ; Henry Bertram, Mr. Sim. tb r --- D e lu ge Sampson, Mr. Litton; Dandle Diana, Mr. ow: Dirk Hatieraick, Mr. Takagi!; M o r a ob ese , win simm o s si ; *M; Ju e Miss Mucklatbrift, Mr. NaltaiNl*. Limey Bertrea, me s o w lia Manneriag, ss Mathews; Mor a , Mn. Gibbs; Mrs. PA•Candßsh, Mrs. Davenport; Meg Marlins, Ne. Irmo ; Gipsy Ghls, Mrs. Siming and Miss Carew. bfehme Sam, In her new Anent La firooette, In whiei, Is m the utmost funky; she wheeled a burew from * Sop no the O&M was honed with shoots of applause-4st w a i nn the feat this ensing, and L'Aseension an td des Maur. To which will be added, LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. Guy banner se will be performs flowery Monday and Thiam in till Whet notice. On Saes:day, The School for Scandal. ORATORIOS. THIATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW, FRIDAY, March 22, 1816, will be Performed, A GRAND SELECTION, m a t h e c ompositious of the most favourite Authors....aadaat and modern. b which Mad. Manville Fodor (from the Opera) will appear lsrrbe fi rm time, and sing Grand Bravura, and Mozart's Duos perdonna; with Mr-Braliam. Madame Marconi,' 0 imiliave mercy,' and an Italian Seen. Mrs. Childe, •An In tanked.' Miss Smith, • The Hymn of Eve,' (being her Ant a ranuee). And Miss Stephens, ' Pious orgies; • Holy, hay led,' and the Grand Scene, •As from the power.' Mr. Brat Ilea,' Pine, ' Come if you dare, 4 Gentle airs; and • Nelson.' —Hsyda's Cantata added 4 Neptune,' will be introduced ; and Meares • ilsoolacttis; from the Requiem, with the Grand Cho ruses • How combat thy name,' c Hear us, 0 Lord,' • Ent'd In e seetsubs seat,' 'Gloria la ezeasie; and • la *situ Israel,' composed by S. W. Bnd of but I. the oelebrated M. Drone( will pr i eraent a new Conetero oo.the Plato (being his last pertorneance). At the coin. intneemtut of Pan 111. (hy desire) will be performed Mozart's faisurite Overture to Zaubeillore.—Leader of the Band, Mr. WAIL; Gems, Mr. S. Was Ler. The remainder of the Band and the Monsen, by.the. most al 5 1 '.oved Performers. The whole under the direction of Mr. C. I. Asset.' r. 'Oa eels of March was published, No. 111. price es. id. of • T HE ASIATIC JOURNAL. and Monthly Re. 4litft for British .ladle and its Dependencies; containing Otbisd CoatatenicatlOna, Asiatic Fsagnteots, Anecdotes, ate. Nob Wow sE Books, Literary, Philosophical, and Mk dewy latelligsoce, State Papers, Pallastentary Journal, Asia * MeniMee, Births, Marriages, Deaths, and Appoinentents hJedisNntw Intelligcnce, laths Sales, Times appointed Jar Warr ladistotepswee Ship tit the %sow Patted for Black, Parbory, and Allen, Leaden/tall-street ; al may be had of all Booksellen. TO THE MAGISTRACY. 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Ito. fively printed, price £I9 I sii, E MIROUR FOR. MAGISTitATES. • Wherein may bee scene by Examples passed in dais Realme, L a hhorr :reccles plagues vices are punished in great Primes h i .. l !!‘ 6 'ratti, anil hop Nile and Tastable worldly prosperity u, v,! :re harrow seenieth :east hie* AD faiNVIIC 1 • 6.. The acesin of these Hissurital Pbems possesses 'alien ittaZ uf all preceding noes, with nuaterons Liu*. L 4 4. Netts. ~ kditell by JOSEPH HASLEWOOD, Esq. 4 this r ely rare anst interesting Work, 160 Copies only are 44 ek, of wrath very few remain unsubscribed fur. ' ' 4 140t: Panted fur lackington Allen, and Co. Elnkt ty- . , 444 Longm an, Hurst, d Paternoster-row. an Cu.. _ . Phis day was published, price Ss. in boards, N EXPERIMENTAL ENQUIRY into the NATURE, CAUSII, end VARIETIEN, of 'the AR.- lIAL PULSE ; and late certain other Properties of the T Aftttiti s iu Auimais with watm Blood a. IMuetratad by ,_„ 8 1 CALEB MUM PARRY, M. D. F. R. IL said y 7. and G. Underwood, 32, PleePtitreet, Londe& , Of idiom may b e b a d, b y t h e same Author, 1 4; moments of Patitcuogy and Therapeutics; beim the Out kitta Work intended to ascertain the Nature, Cana=s and i„,,qaearioss modes of Prevendon and Cure, of the greater rL- tif th e Dismal incidental to the human frame ; inlasita" 1 7aIntruus Cases and Dissections, price 1 ts. ar o :, Infinity into the Symptoms cod causes of the Syneopa 7a, commonly ca Agin& Pectoris; illustrated by 4s. . s i ze a s of Tetanus; and Rabies Contagiam, or C atlin. H Y - Ike * ; with Remarks, chiefly intended to ascertain the cha it._ le Spartans of the latter disease in Man and certain t° Point out the nee dreams' missal of know" Kee is. '1 Lis day was published. prise Hrs. d. Watch. ANEW VERSION of the GOSPEL according to ST. MATTHEW; will. a Literil Carninentary on all the difficult Paoages : to which Is preens! an Introtluerlon to the Reading of tlit lioly Scriptures. intended chiefly for Young Stµ• dews in Divinity. Written originally in Ettweb, byM:ssieura. REA VSO BR It and LENFAN hy order of she Erng of Prussia. London: Printed toe Law and W•tletaires, IA Avs-Maria• lane; and Daemon and Sons, Canaheidgs. This day was published, AREV I E W 0 F 'l' EWE PA SE NT LIL RUINED CONDITION of the LASDZI) and AQIJ. CULTURAL IN I'ERESTS ; with Observations on I. 'lle Extent a their LOOM a. U.ury, thrnash tile Masa and INstreare. • of Redeemable Annuities. it.• "Ile Origin and History of 0: Employment of Dis Charged • these Distresses. Soldiers and Sellers. S. '1 be Putulbig System. 10. fhe Public' Debt, and 114 e. Ale oinking Pond. expediency pf suppmdft tie S. The Burthea of the Pear. Public Faith.to its Creditors. 6. The System of Tithes In li. The Reduction of the 1.4. nod. . pl Recent Intwestethfuney, 7. Stock. Jobbing. lg. The Reductional Rents. By RICHARD PRES lON, Esq. M.P. This ParMittlet is now only to he had In the PAMPIOLZTKIIR, Nn. XIIL price 6s. 6a. wbk.h contains Mawr othat popular Pamphlets lately printed. • Sold by Law and Whinaker, Ave Maria-lane ; Maws. Long. man and Co.; and all other Booksellers. • This day was published, price is. Part I. et THE ENCYCLOPEDIA EDINENSIS s a DICTIONARY of • ARTS and SCUM CRS. To be cosy plated in Six Vols. it.. illustrated with nearly we fine Plates. By JAMES MILL4R, M D. laird the Fourth Edkioa of the &cyclopedia &hawks. • • Irf this popuOr branch of literature there are already be ferithe public a variety of exceUent Weeks, but In meet Othello the extended details sod pothered dieceseions on abstruse subjects, hail so increased their ware's& sod moose, as to preclude a large clue of In elligest readers from the benefits they are so anithently calculated to afford. To obviate this the Encyclopss• dla Edinessistas been projeeted open a plan which will be so eserssedated to a larger claw ot Raiders than any work of a rolls description. daintiness will be the characteristic' feature of th:s Work. Edinburgh Printed for P. MI and CO. Goo. Cowie and Co. 11, Poultry, London ; T. Wilma and Bons, Yea; lon Com• miog, DOWN tad saki by all Boabsdhis. / I . / ZASltnibik THE COURT eIIIRECTORS if :roe ("YARD COMPANY er NIRCEANTS e•BIItTLIPrb, trades to the SART INDIA'S,* her* give woke, That a Gassed Onet'of Olean! Voinpanyi will be ht-id at their Hestatala Leadenhall-striet, on WEDNESDAY, the n7th lassant,at Eleven "'Clock he the Formoott, to resume the eons!. &radon of the folk/Wing Mellish viz. " That this Court taking lots consideration thg•geaeral ad " MUM Oesukhetis the pries of Mani Stores, by the long con • 0 tinuanag if the late war, and the other reasons on which she " Court of Directors have proposed to grant to the Owners of " Ships engaged under tfie new system, an additiin for the pre " sent year only to their peace rates of Freights, are of opinion, " that, although the Owners of those Ships can have no claims 14 to any increase of rates spontaneous'y proposed by themselves in the way of free competition, yet, as the prices of naval " stores have not, from the circumstances of the time, fallen to a " peace level, and the Owners are subjetted to'sttch expense in the outfit of their Sitipt as at-their Peace Kates of Freight mist " expose them to heavy less, this Court Is willing, on the present " occasion, to grant to the said Owners relief in the manner sug jested by the Court of Directors, p ro vid e d the 'same may be " done with safety to the res.lng Shipping Syvent ; and this ". Corn doth tkerefore awl:arise the Court of Directors to re. , I ke"tagst the sanction of Pat Lomat to the grant of the pr o posed re " f, with such precautions as may prevent it from affecting the stabil'ty of te.at system." ' • The Court of Directors do also give notice, that the Papers relating to the case of Major HAXT i which, by the General Court's Resolution of this day, wer e or dered to be exhibited for the perusal of the Proprietors, will be oven for their inspection at this House, on MONDAY , the itsth instant. JAM ES COBB, &wefts,. CUSTOM.BOUSK, LnNno.v, March 16, 1816. FOR SALE, Eg Order of the NM. She Commissimers Oil Majesty's Customs, On Monday, the 25th, Tuesday, the 21;t1t, Wedneday, the inth, bursday, the gild, Friday, the 29th, and Saturday, the SOch ;Avant, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon of the said days precisely, at the Commercial Sat e R oo m s ; Min t i ng l ane , T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, for EvortAtion. Last-India prohibited Goode, Ste. For Hume Comomption s Tee, Coffee, Sugar, awl orher.Creeery ; Pickles. Tamarind-, and other Preserves, Candles, Bed Feather., Skin., Canvas, Linen, Isinglass, Plate Glass, Tobacco; Corkl,Ctiina,"Feit Pipes Madeira Wine, Dutch Drops, a Cable, MW Stones; Mate, Staves, Tar, Salt Petre, and Cork; Lace, Shawls, Cambric and u;lsey I.inen Drs. pery; Haberdashery, Hosiery, Lacquered Ware,.Gold and Silver Watches, and other Jewellery ; Pt Rough Crystal, and Ame. thyes, Cobalt, Tobacco Ashes end Cinders Gunpowder, and sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Catal ogue. _ CLEAR or ALL DISTIRS. Also, Three Horheuils of Wine, Ire•:• of Duty for Flportation I or, for Home Con4umption, on payment of the Duties of customs and Excise. The Three Hogbeads of Wine, Tobacco Ashes, and Cinders, to be viewed at the London Docks ; the Cable, Mill Stones, Mats, Staves, Tar, Salt Pere, and Cork, at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe; the Gunpowder, At Msti„l.-'s Magazine, Backlog; anti all the wit. r Onot's at theXing'sWarel , ..ip.e f:lobe-yard, and No. no, Lower • l'hamck.streeton l'anrsdav, the itst, Fads', the eed, and Saturday, the 11. 4 1 d rtitant, and on the days of Sale, train Nine n'Clock In the Morning to One In the Afternoon. Catalogues may be had a the Kinz's `S'arehouse, No. 90, I.ower Thames •st re et, pr'te is. each. 10 CO rlOl4-SPiblffErtd. CALICO-M ANC FAG Ite.it NIUE THROW 6 MRS, PRfIITERS PER MACHINERY, PAPER-MARtallt, or any Person wanting Roomy Manu factory and a Water Pewee f 0 OR SOLO, . ,' 1 • • T HE LEASE . Twenty Years, at a giANtl- FAC OR Y newly erected, ton feet long and 24 feet vii4e. 'two Floors; a Wars Wheel, with a constant supply of water, how supposed egnal to a 12 to 4-Inirse tower, but at a small ex• p. nee night be extended to i 20 horse power. 1 hare are also considerable Woaksbops near the water, which % if necest•try, may be taken down, sod the materials used in new err:4..41..046.A good Uwe ling-house, Cottages. Stablest excellent Garden, well stncked with every description of Fruit Precs, 11irte Acres of Laud, and treesy coovenience for cbrrying on an extensive Ma. nufactury. The Premises are 11 1 41111te on the River NVundle. eight attics from Loudon, and to any pedon inclined to embark in the Count Trade, would be found very advrinagestu.. Cuu-idera hie quantities of en ton twkt are eotsstately export e d [ro il , t. o n. deo. the raw material cap be boueht cheaper there than in Liver pool% the carriage to Lancashire saved, as well us the re turn carriage when the twist is manufactured; added to which this Ri , uufadory is si-uate in a popultous neighboqhood, where many females Want employ, and it is calculated a dein of neat reilo per week ws.tild be made between the price of labour and what is paid in Lancashire; many of these advantage.. apply to the Silk Thriweter - This valuable propelly will be offered to Sala by Public Auctkip in a few days ; in the meantime the Pre ' noises may be viewed by apflication to Messrs. Paynter, Cole inlell-etreer, who will alto mod .etreet , to any proposal for the p urchase by Private Contract . There are ;ow on the Premises from 30 to 30 Patent Looms for Manufzetoriog Cotton by Water Power. A girl 13 or 14 yeara I...capable of alma% to two or these Looms, wide!, sad joke ice. &c. MAR It lOTI 4 S I MPROVD• P.SIiNtiCITCHEN RANGE., KMARRIOTT, hitiritig recently made very Con siderabie Improvements, is Induced to (der to the notice ot'she Public the above ailmorable.lnvaution as the most corn . Artkle.of the kind guar manufactured lor roasting, baking, , steaming,,stowit ate. Aid a Constant supply of 10 or 12 'of hot waters WI doe half the usual quantity of fuel. — Stange' is.attended with snitch less trouble than any other, anti thoutossit• used In the operation Of cooking are kept per tip tioon., sad ars far more darable than with common ranges, • also a metalls cure for mik e ) , chimules, which. has been by repeated eaperiments. Its rapid and inereasinj sale, to the universal satisfaction It has given are the strongest pooh et hi %talky ; it has never failed% a single instance. As s Ztl es nn i nai portion of fuel requisite, it is advantageous 6 / 1 •M41 'so (rpm thy quantity of work it will perform. k 6 fur large enalilishments, and Is pardcularly adapted for . ete ass iutd coovirokocc of private fanailluid taverns, losigint: &c.. • • • '•= • • Bitted up with liaises entirabg-all the late lei. paireatents; with steauirboilers, ovens, hot.closets, and steam. hottliss. kitids of Stoves, for drawing-moats, parlours, halls, ' churches, &c. • Montan Man-traps to secure depredators, with out Warin g diem; Spring - gone of Man-traps, mit constructions. A Pa teat Ratting lack., upon as entire new principle, constructed so as to require, neither /freights nor putties; the works being en closed, are protected from injury and irregularity; from its fey every simplicity, not liable to be out of order, sod calculated fey every kkehen. • To be soon hi use dilly at the Pusintoets' Maiutietory, No. 04, nesOntroet, London. "2 ANI2 trSl ON Oat _NEREAL CONSEQUENCII4• . • This atria pililhhed, a New R&M", twice 404estrited with Cases, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PREVEN TION and CUBE arise VENEREAL DisrAsg, NOW time character, symptoms. aid treetisest et the Diseases Noffnikhajer remotely connected . _&•1 winialningObservi dams on Oim, Stricture, Mural Ueda— rg -ft, the me of the Ctistk sad ems= B ottle, Cutiosoes Eruptions, imaginary Vanessa INseisie,Debititi gamed or local, the theory of Gene radon, lité. Ste. comprising an elemestary Work for Students, and • 'id& to the pier! remiss i loteropersed with stint Prescrip tint applitable to each dlvWsn at the dieeees. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon. Ik, Stenhope.etreet, Newcastle -street, &rind; • SAM at the United Hoepirals of &. Thames and Guy's. i =l be Mean. Shorrrood and Co. 2Q ratfalNlN4oll. I • HOUSE OF LORDS, IRCIT 20 In the Appeal Canso . of * Lewis. Morgan, " Co u n se l ,ip, o finally heard at rho liar, and jedgm-nr po-tponed. In the Iriab Caps' Cociough sr. Rodger and °there." Cowl eel was heard in part, and further procerdiv i is deferred tin F. it. dar nest. •Ttas Marquis of Cno monist. et took his seat, 111tf0.1UCed hy . the Marquises Of STAINORD and COILIOWDLLII, as his lordship's supporters. • Upon the Irish Appeal Canes of " Moony and Risk.," the LORD COUNCILLOR anti Lord alter ORLI kle;.vered their opt- Mons at some length, when the judgment of titter Lords ie. was postponed to next Monday. I 'fbe Mutiny Lill went through a Committee, and was rtpeetid without any amendments. The Royal Marine Mutiny Bill was read the second 'lmo, and after the motion for going Into a Committee upon d was with drawn, ordered to be read a third time tir morrow.—Adjoemssl. HOUSE OF COMMONS: Several Members were sworn and took their seats, amongst ~whom was Mr. CORWZN, lately elected for Ceti'''. Mr. Seaton. brought Fakee . reinsert te Greenfrifl Hospital,— Laid en the Table • Mr. LOCIEVART presented a Petition from Mary-la-Borne against the insolvent I)6ton' Act. He•had attained a return of the debts of those who had hem releveti, up to February, willful =wonted in the \whole to inwards of Am -t-He aad tun obtained the Return for which he • bad formerly moved, but he . believed that :fie . precept one wig accurate. The Petition was loM on the 'fable•-aed the Return fortnaly • moved for was ordered forthwith. Mr. W. BURR £LL presented a Petition from the kendb9idars of tile. Loncr Division °idle Raps of Arundel, la Suisex, praimg chat Parliament would take into consideratios the preatot%i teamed state of agriculture—Laid - on the Table. The We gilts and,l4easures Bill. on the tr.etion of Sir Gamins - Ctcac, was recommitted -.Report to marrow, The Report of the Waterford Harbour Committee was brought up, and a Bid ordered aecordrugly. The Howth Road Bin went through a Committn—Report to-morrow. Mr. Clatters brought sir an Account of the E•tablisluneyst of the Admir.tity, and other•papers, as , rdered.=Laid on the Table. On the mason of Mr. Atte ttisn, the New River and West Middle-see Water Works Bill was ordered to be read a second time the day .six months. • Gruen! it. FERGUSON brought up a Petition from the Free. holders of Forfar„coiling upon the House to exantioe iuto the Azrieultur.d Distress, and praying for an equalisation of the Ul.ctlieryLaws,—Laisi on the Table INSOLVENT DEBTORS ° ACr. Mr. BROUGHAM presented a Petition from the Merchants and Tradesmen of Westminster Brandt the Insolvent Act. He observed, that it certainly spoke the sentiments of the Inhabitants of Westroin. ster, as it was signed by upwards of five thousand of its most respectable Tradesmen. The amount•of :the debts which had been incurred by the Insolvents who lied been rdieved. was, he had found to his astonishment, upwards of five millions and a half, and the debt. of Insolvents which had been paid were not more than £1,459. He had attempted to calculate bow much this payment wonkl be in the pound, but he could not find any currency liw enough by which to make tech a cakulation. With sick labour, hewever, hts.bait attempted the task. end had _feurad that. clie.debtt paid did not amount tc . los.'ve • fourth or a fifth of a farthing in me pound of thoite which were owing. Mr. ABERCROMBT thought either he mnst have hi .en grossly misinformed, or his L•smed Hnnourabte Friend mitsbshave been inaccurate in his calculations. 'He had no doubt that they were much exaggerated. and he hoped the House would not listen at present• to them, till there -woulti be v.inie more authentic infnrtni k tiOn on the subject, as tie had becti othetwiae informed from nu me d ki . authority. Mr. liROUGHAM explained. If hit statoenent should be a little exaggerated, he should cull be un able to find a - current coin hoist:enough to vs?sess what each had paid in the pound. . . . The. Petition was brought up wad laid on the taMe. WAYS AND MEANS-*-WAR VAXIIS-1 EN MINA I lON Of I'HE WAR MALT . OI3IItv-AND LUAN. The CHANCELLOR. at the EXCHEQUER. rose, amidst loud cries of agkei to give notice, Slut he should, on Monday next, in the Committee of Ways and Means, propose the 'contiutiance •if le several war duties on Castiims and Excise. He to A this occasion to stat e , _ that hiving been d e p r i ve d , by the decision of the Hoisse, of what he Sputa not .:¢L but consider the most effectual resource tor tne Jr. vice of the year, namely, the. Income Tax, and he. ing obliged to have recourse to a Loan, it was not bis intention to relinquish any part of the rein Cluing resources of the country. From the nurcrous Teti tkms which had beeri laid upon the table; as well ask from the feeling which pervaded the House itself, however: as to the state of distress existing =wag the Agricultitral Interests, and. the general opintop that no measure would afford more essential relief to those distresses than the abandonment of the War Malt Duty, he begged to announce that it was ihe 'intention of his Majesty's Government to relinquish that tax.—(Laird cheers, and cries of hear s her). —l l thus yielding. toil* wishes o`f the country, Ins bia. jesty's Ministers* natoralle relied on the wisdoM and energy 'of Parliament, to Make good any deficiencies which might take place .in consequen:e.—(Beary h ear ).—Wath respect to another tax, which was not uninsportint 'to the Agriculturalists, namely, 1 the Husbandry , horse Tit, having already given a pledge to the country that this sbould .un d ergo f a . vourable modifications, it was. not his intention to abandon that pledge—(Hear, hear),--but he should not be at liberty to relinquish any of the remaining resources of the country:—( Hi er , hear). Mr. COKE (of No r folk) bailed the m oment at which the War Duty on M alt was to expire, as t h e most auspicious which could occur for the relief and encouragement of the agricultural interests of this country. He considered this concession the more ae. ceptable, because from what fell from the Chancellio of the Exchequer on the first day on which he pr-. posed his Tax on Income, it appeared that the only relief he intended to give the Agriculturist, was a diminution of that tax one-half. Nothing could have exceeded the distress which prevailed among this class, and nothing could have afforded thews more substantial satisfaction than the course now proposed to be taken; la the contemplation of whicb, no Lads. . .! "_1 _ _ ral :u. .14 •cvs • 1$ yr. Olt 416. g r. 0: r .0 air o .•i 0 SCHEME. ' s Prises of ,130,000 ars - • $,OOO 5 - 1,000 . 200 400 • SOO 200 'lOO 2S 20 is JO .9 '160,000 10,000 5,000 2 . 500 1,400 4.400 3,600 1,800 500 110,000 14 - IS 10 • ID I,ooo' LOCO 1410 mionTlin• 14,000 Tithes. ,C 140,000 Fia‘t drawn Prise above 1500 entitled to 44,000 more. First 1,000 Blankrentided to E2O each. Second 1,000 Minks entitled to 5 each. First drawn Prim above p 25, Third Day, entitled to 430,000 ea • • as 4go 1 5,000 more. Tickets and Shares are selling at the Contractor's Offices, 4, ColtliniLL and 9, Cuattino-Ceoss, And at every other Lottery °face iu the United Kingdom. . 6 Persons desirous of obtaining particular or favourite Non berm may have them secured by an application at any Lottery OfAee, but as there are already numerous orders, and as the Lottery contains but such a limited 'lumber of Tickets, no time should be lost in makingsuch COUN ry PINE OFFICE. raustaxs. • Tan Duke of Re ri..t we, K. G. The Marquis of BU4UNCiIIIANI• The Marquis of Nukstrunstrros. 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