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1 le. • 111, ee l kni NUMBER 9071• THEATRE ROY ....t2te PRESENT • .•. , . • 1 . - !".". •-' • - , Ic.Z . ; • . . t* „ . • :10 • •k 1 • , ftio S j ile b . 1 4P ' . 4 , • • 'l 4 t . it i i k s r. qg THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1816. PRTCV, Sr,VF,I.-PP,Nf tAI., DRURY-LANE. • THIS PRESENT EVENING. their Majesties' Servants will perform THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. To which will be added, WHAT NEXT? 0. The Public are respectfully informed that in consequence di very w i m p accident. Mr. KLAN will net, toe some time, w a lk to appear ; in consequence of which the Comedy of The Nal will be acted on Saturday. TM. day was publilhed, price 21. the Third Edkinn. OBSERVA "lONS fin BANKS for SAVINGS. By the Right Hon. G. NOSS. Printed for T. Caden a nd W. Davies; and I. Hatchaid, Pic cadilly. . ~ , • TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA S ro::K. LADIES AND GDOITLIL KEN, A. HE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS i f •the EAST INDIA COMPANY being ayroitrril fur ' WEDNESDAY, the loth of April sett, the favour of yo , .r Vote and Interest Is requested for the following Gentlemen, via. Josh Baas, Esq. ' IA MEll t DANIELL, Esq. Hon. Wm. FULLASTON ELPOINITONE. Joss liscius, Esq. lAN Is PATTISON, Esq •„ - Joni BLADED TAYLOR, Esq. Eastlndia House, Mares 27, 1818. . . Which will touch oblige, Ladies and Gen ',mien, Campbell Marjoribank irur s o ,C ni b o ar s l t e l :G ini r b an ie t, Sv"amst John Morris. • Thomas Rrid, Edward Pat: y, Aleintmler Allen, Richard Parry. "Wini au A stel I, Rd Cilizhely Plowden, Joins Alex. Bannerman, G. Abercrombie Robinson. Jacob liosatleet. David :watt, W. Stanley Clarke, Clenrie :..trt'i It, Joseph Co:ton, • John Thornl,lll, Samuel Davis, sw. iiy Toone John Hudleston, Richard twin ing, John Jackson, W 11Lm Wigrant, Hugh Lindsay. 74' ON LEATHER. We know fr m authority, that the Croattscamee of the Elm Quoit has ad) •wleeloi bib conviztion, to the Deputation t.f l'anners, that the; res.t.e.ions al me necess.try to secure the coli• caw 14 the Taxes upon Leather, are a greater burden t h lII* whole /mount of the Taxes. I: has been proved that they alone riccabion not only a greater useless expense to the Manufacturer, but also that in their operation, they are injuri .US to the quality tind wear of the Luther. The importance of ill's Manufacture is such, that Sir FitRDERIOC Eorta, in his " 0 %Set Vit t ion s and St4e'nents on Insurance," calculates it to employ a larger insurable capital than an, of our othtr great staple manufactures ; and it has been proved to give employment to upwards of S'o,ooo persons, many thousands of whom, from the falling off of the trade, it is well known, are a this time tendered debt; tine. This day were published, in !Ivo. price 9s. boards, LEAVES._.. In see ki ng an appropr i ate tide for these little Poems, I have feared to imply too much; I have called them Leaves." —Author's Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster•row. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, GUY MANNERING; OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. Ildadame Racal cannot perform in London after this week. Ind s ev ening she will exhibit a most graceful and surpriting new jest, *Garland Dance, in the Ascent with the Flags, and conclude with L'Ascension au vol des Oiseauw. To which will be added. LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. Words) , and Tuesday, The School for Scandal. ger Manoering will be performed every Monday and Thurs day du farther notice.. • This day was publicised, in Royal Svo with Engravings, prR on t ier Os. boaherds, RUINS t the 24 Edit oion BABYLON. A MEMOI By CLAUDIIISJAMES RICH, Rag. Resident for the Honourable East India C4')nap;siy, at the Court of the Pasha of Bagdad. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rerg, One and Brown, P ater noires...row, and I. Murray, Albemarle street. From these facts we do not see how the Ministers can avoid relinquishing t',,e whole of these Tax-s, both new and old ; or how they can o..price,, wit!, succ:ss, tho intended Motion fur their repeal. The net amount of the Taxes upon all the •srious sorts t,f Leather is not more than half which, as a revenue, is really turimport.int, compared wit!► the ntnty and great evils it entails upon the ge neral interests of the country. This day wa% published, rice ss. MONT Sr. J w E m AN i.ID A DIA P a r. By the Rev. FOg• SCHOOLS. This day was published price Rs. board.. CC ERO PE OFFICIIS; with ENG LISH Sorts, Critical and Explanatory. Ike Text of the Esensotits is followed. Printed by A. J. Vaipy ; and sold by Law and Whittaker; lawn and Co Landon; Parker, Oxford; Nicholsoo, Cam- Vie; and all other Booksellers. We congratulate the Editor of this Treatise on the 11.11ity sal execution of his design. To Schools, the present Ednion s ill prove particularly acceptable ; considerable Information at:d sisdt useful elucidation will be found in the adscititious matter." ...tit Rm. Oct. 1815. NIW 1.0 I* I'ERY, WITH TWO PRIZEti OF 50,000 POUNDS, AND Fifty odic!. Capitals. BEGINS DRAWING 14th OF MAY. IN consequence of the numerous applications to the different Lottery Offices for particular • Fat °utile Number., fainse difficulty the Public had in knowing whore to apply, T. rtl, Contractor for the Lottery, begs leave to al:Ili/WIC(' the fulkoriug Numbers may bu had of the Office-keepers whose Names are agiinst them: Nor. I Hazard 3! S.vt..r libh 36 Hornsby 37 Dish 38 ribh 39 'Webb 40 Hazard 41 Hodges 42 Hazard 43 Mart en 44 Pilling 45 Eyton 46 Webb 47 Hornsby 48 Richert:son 49 Webb 50 Lyton 51 Carroll 5 , 3 Hodges 53 Webb 54 Carter 55 Swift Nos. tin Carroll 69 Nailing 70 Hazard 71 Bich 72 Hornsby 73 Martin 74 Richardson 75 Swift 76 Richardson 77 Martin 78 Hodges 79 Richardsoa so Hazard 81 K.zard 83 Eyton 89 Seawright 84 Bish 85 Erna 86 Swift 87 Hazard 88 Swift 89 Can ell so Hazard 91 Carroll 92 Richardson 93 Richardson 91 Sivewright 95 Swift 96 Hodges 97 Webb 98 Dish 99 Richardson 100 Hodges Not 111 Swift Pidding 533 Webb 444 Bish 555 Richardson 646 Martin 777 Bish 843 Perry 999 Sivew right 1,000 Hornsby 1,111 Pisiding 2,000 Webb 2a22 Hornsby 3,01/0 Carter 4,333 PaNi ,, g 4,006 EyTon 4,444 Ricbardsoel 5,000 Martin 5,353 Carter 6,ooo•Perry 6,666 Bish 7,0r0 Perry 7,77; Birh 8,000 Binh 9088 Carroll 9,000 Bish 9,999 I iornsby 10,t 00 Eyten 11,o0u Sivewright 11.111 Bich 18,060 Swift 13,000 Webb 14,000 Hazard 3 Sivewright 1 Esb Hazard Perry 7 Carter rt Blab 9 Hazard 30 Bich 11 Bub IS Carroll 33 Swift 34 Rfrehardsen IS Webb 16 Bich 17 Bich 11< swift 19 Hazard 10 Pidding 111 Swift 93 Carter S 6 Eyton Mania 14 Carron tS Richardson 57 Sivewrigia lit Perry 59 Webb 6:1 Witt) 27 lyton U Perry 61 Hornsby 62 Hodges SQ Richardon tiS Webb SO Pithling 31 Martin 64 Cat tcr 65 Ridiartison 66 Sivewright 67 CarroU Sa Richardson 34 Richardson Perwns fancying Numbers not in the above list may ob tain them by an early application at the Contractor's Offices, No. 4,Cornhill, or 9, Charing Cross, or at any other Lottery Office is London. EYTON, STOCK-Bit()KEtt, '2, Cornhill, and 18, Co ventry-street, congratulates his Friends and the Public at huge en the Capi•al Prizes of the last Lottery being all ,old in Shwa, and E. LYTON sincerely hopes the same circumstance vitiator In the presert I.ottery, and that the Purchasers at the dew favourite Offices will, as usual, obtain Shares of the Capitals. The new Lottery has many, spay aiany, strong recommenda halls, for with only 14,000 Tickets— Tbkte are greater Prizes; Double the Number of Capitals; Six Thousand Tickets less than last Lottery ; Two Prizes of Thirty '1 hounnd Pounds! Besides FIE CY other C A Pl EAU ! The Prizes will be paid all in Money, and the Lottery hasno terec!ion with any futurcone.—Begins 14th MAY. Those whe are inclined to adventure are respectfully invited to give a preference at the Offices of E. EYTON, Stock-Broker, CORNIIIILL, AND IS, COVUNTRY.IIITRIZT, Where every descripaun of Business in the Public Funds continues to be tran‘acted with Fidelity and Hettair. SEATS LOTTERY OFFICES. No: 9, CORM-M. 1., and if, LUDOATE-STREIT. GWEBB, takes the earliest opportunity of pre . stating to his Friends and the Public, a Scheme of the NEW LOTTERY, which begins Drawing on the litho( MAY : a sompailson with those of Fortner Lotteries will be Its best re commendation ; over that of the Lorr its superiority Is most aeon *mous, for with 6,000 Tickets less, it contains greater Friatio, and Double the 'Number of Capitals. SCHEME. 2 . of . a cNip). . aro • ‘OO,OOO 0 . 5,000 . - 10,0e0 I . 1,01;0 • '• 5,000 - I . . ZittO • • 11,500 6 ... . - 4bo 1-0 2,400 • 4,200 3,600 YO MOO - VICO . 1,500 ICii 50 40 15 10 1,800 100 10,000 15,000 15,000 14 .000 Tickets. `lit Drawn Prize above £5OO, will be etititlctl to 25,000 more. Lt Drawn IptiO I: husks, will be entitled to £3O each. 1 1 41 Drawn 3,000 Slauhs will be tinkled to XI 5 rach. ht Lrawn Prize - above £25. 3d Day, entitled to X 30,000 more. nextss and SHARES are IItAV CM Sale at WEhli's FORTUNATE ()FACES, 9, Cornhill, and 17,. Ludgate street, Where the following Capitals were Shared and Sold in the X 140,000 Lan Year, Year, i,g69 . a Prize of - $,559 a Prise of - 6'.59 . a Prize of - %Ka a I'i ize of • ,C 30, 0 -0 SO,OOO tw,t)oo 410,000 &c. &c. &c. jr? It is worthy of ;cilia' It, that the Two LAST X 30,000 i 7 z es ever drawn, were 110TH Sold in Shares by W. 6105, who 14114 1 )6 tkightv:l to sal the Tef4II4ILAT. U Swift 92 Bich 41 0, HeAVi:N I the arm was there." _ TUEODORR and LAURA, a ride. by 1. S. Anna Liddiard. Lon Jon: PAtord for Longman. Hurst, Res.*, Orme, And Brown. Paternover-row ; and 1. Cunamin4, I inblin. Of whom may be had, by the same Authors, Kenilworth, a Masque, pr. 55 ; and the Life Boat, a Poem, 4s. This day wa• published. In Four Vols. I2mn. the Second EJuiun, price tl 41. boards, THE RECLUSE OF NORWAY.—By Miss ANNA MARIA POW' ER. Prit:tta for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ten:us:a, r- Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The liong.trian Brothers, in 3 vols. 12mo. the Third Edit. price 14t. rid. boards. C. Dun Sebastian ; or, The House of Dragoon. An Hictori eel l'omattce, in 4 vols. 12mo. price Li ls. boards. 1 his day were published, in quarto, a large two-sheet Map of the Country, Ate. ,E 3. St board., r iI`RAVELS in BELOOCHIS"! AN and SINUE, accompanied by a Geograph:cal and Historical Account of those Countries. By Lieutenant HENRY POI - FINGER, of the Hon. East India Company's Service, As,istant to the Resi dent at the Court of his Highness the Peishwa, and late Assistant ant! Surveyor with the Missions to Sinde and Persia. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nos:et-row. Of whom may be had, An ACCOUNT of the Kt 'moose of CAcau a and Its Dependen. cies, in Persia, 'Fanny, and India. Ey the Hun. Mountstuart Elphinstone. In one vol. sto illustrated by two Maps and 14 Plates, 13 of width are coloured, price .C 3. 13r. 6d. NEW VOLUME OF SERMONS. Folly in April w•Il be published, in Rio. Volume Second. of DISCOURSES on the PRINCIPLES 111 RELI GIOUS BELIEF, as connected with Human Happiness and improvement. By the Rev. ROBERT MOREHEAD, A.M. Late of Bandllege, Orford ; Junior Mink is of the Episcopal Clupel, Cow/gate, Edia.burgh. Printed for Art ,ibald Constable and Cu. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of wh om may be had, by the same Author, Discourses on the Principles of Religious Belief. us connected with Human Happiness and Improvements. Volume First. Fourth Edition, price 95. boards. EDINBURGH FUGITIVE PIECAS. This day was published, price 12s. boards, E DINBURGH El . FUGITIVE PIECES will Letters, containing a comparative View of the moths of Living, Arts, Commerce, Literature, Manners, Jics. of Edin burgh, at different periods. by the late WILLIAM CREECH, Esq. F.R.S. Edinburgh. 'l'm which 14 prefixed, an Account of his LIFE. Edinburgh: Printed fur John Fairbairn, Longman and Co. T. Cadell and W. Davies, John Murray, I'. Hamilton, and Gale and Fenner, London. Jim published, Ncs. I. to XI. price I Os. plain, or t6s. coloured, 1. VLORA LONI)INENSIS; or, HISTORY of 1. the INDICIENONS PLANTS growing wilin ten Miles of London. By the late WM. CUR IS. A New Edition, enlarged by G. GRAVES, F. L. S. 2. A Continuation of the above, illustrative of the Native Plants common to other parts of the British Empire. The De scriptions by W. Jackson Hooker,Esq. E.R.A. and L.S. Printed' uniformly with the above, and continued in Monthly Parts. Printed for I darding, 36, St. Janses's.street. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. FOR the insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Mer chandize, Sldps,Vessels, and all other Property, against loss or damage by FIRE. Insurances for short Periods, or for several Years together, may be effected at this Office, upon the most equitable Terms. Policks will not be charged for Sums of £3OO or upward , our to Persons Increasing their present Insurances. The whole STOCK of a FARM will be insured without Spe cification, at the reduced Premlunt of 2s. per Cent. Receipts fur the Renewal of Policies expiring at LADY DAT, may be had at the principal Offices In the Strand and Corehill, London, and of their Agents in the Country, who will receive Propo sals foe sew Insurances. ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. ADVENTURES OF QUI HI? IN ILINDOSTAN. This day was published,. . _ . in Royal Octavo, embeillybed wirh Twenty-eight Engravings by Rowt.riN DSO N, coloured, price 255. eatra boards. THE GRAND MASTER; or, ADVENTURES OF QUI HI? IN HINDOSTAN. A Huillbrastic Poetthlo Eight Cantos.—By QUIZ. Illustrated with Engraving., by Row-' LANDSSN. London t Primed by Thomas Tegg, No. I l 1, Cheapelde ; C. Chapple, ; and may be bad of all Booksellers. •.• 'Phis. is a curious and singular Work ; only two copies were known to be In England, one of which being lost, a Reward of Fifty Guineas was lately offered for Its recovery. This day was published, price 51. boards, small suss AMANUAL of Instruction and al/Gijon on the SACRAMENT of the LORD'. SUPPER. By the Rev. I OHN HEW LErr, B.D. Morning Preacher at the Foundling,Ste. Sold by Messrs. Rivington; Longman and Co.; Hatchard; and R. Hustler. " Ameng the many admirable Treatises 'and Tracts which have been published es this Important subjeet, we can readily and eon• seletttiuusly place the Manual now before us. It is the produc tion of a Minister, whose many excellent practical Discourses have been already attended with the most salutary effects. From such a man we expected' muds, and we are not disappointed." " The form prescribed for self-examination is exceedingly good; the Notes upon the whole Service, and the private Prayers which tollovi, are written in the spirit of calm and Christian devotion. The whole is sufficiently concise, without omitting say important considerations." British Critic for July, 1815. 'f hl. day was publubed, In b large rob. l2mo. prim 274.6 d. AITH AND FICTION ; or. Shining Lights in a Dark Cieneration.—By ELIZABETH BENNETF. Printed for A. K. Newman - and Co. Leadenball-street. _ Where also may Be had, just pubbithed, The Orphan of 'I Intern Abbey, 3 ?oh'. a gam. price 1 faa. boards. Chronicles of au Iriuscrious House; or, The Peer, the Law. I•er, and the Hunchback. By Anne of Swansea, 5 large vole. 1 mno. price 215. 6d. boards. The Days of Harold, a Metrical Tale. By 3. B. Rosen, In one large volume Bvo. price 12*. beards. Plain Sense. 137 the Author of " Rhoda." Thitd Edition, S vols. I ttano. price 6d. boards. Di so b e di e nce. By the same Author. 4 vole. limo. price 18e. boards. Percival Ellingford ; or, The Reformist. Ety fdre, Creels. Second Edi.. s v 015.1141, price /Os. hvarda. _ - - TO rHE PROPRIETORS ()FEAST INDIA S LOCK. • LADIES AND GINTLEMEN, AVING the honour of be . ng recommended to LA you by the Directors of the East India Company, as CANDIDA•I•ES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year, we take the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote uu the Day of Election, WEDNESDAY, the loth of April next. We are, Ladles au! Gentlemen, Your most olledient and meat humble Servants, JOHN BEBB. JAMES DANIELL. WM. FULLARTON ELPHINSTONE. • JOHN INGLIS. JAMES PATrISON. JOHN BL ADEN TAYLOR. East India House, March 27, 1116. GUILDHALL, LONDON, MAKCH so, MG. THE COMMITTEE of CITY LANDS will tne-t G.:lldhall, London, on Wspensimir. the 3d day of April, 1816, a: rwelve &Clock at Noon. TO LET, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, _ _ _ BUILDING LEAS'ES for Sizty-one Years fromly-day, 1816, of several Lots of GROUND on the North side of Lcng lane, Smithfield; and also a Lease for Twenty-one Yews from Lady-clay aforesaid, of s.ro..ii Tenements in Cole's Buildings, and two ocher l'enemoi— .I.d a Building in Three Fox Court, and Brewer's Yar.: near Long Lane. The Plan an d Conditions may he seer at thi' Office of the Clerk of the Works, Guil.lhtdl. JOB. BC S IN AN, Comp!rolkr. CUSTOM-HOUSR, LONDON, March 16, 1816. FOR SALE , Order eat Hon. the Cemssinieter, cf hi, Majesty', Cuttrin, On Monday, the 25th, Tuesday, the Stith, Wedneday, the el . th, Thurs.'s', the 2ttth, rriday, the 2S:h, and Saturday, the Instant, at Two o'Cloek In the Atzernoon of the said days precisely, at the Commercial Sale Ri•onts, Minch); lane. T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Exportation. East-India prohibited (lotsJs, Sm. For Home Consumption, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and other Grocery ; Pickles, Tantarluds, and other Preset-ves t Candles, lied Feathers, Skins, Canvas, Linen, Isinglass, Plate olass, Tobacco. Corks, China,*Ten . PiperMatieira Wine, Dutch Drops, a Cable, Mill Stones, Mats,Staevs, Tar , Salt Pare, anti Cook; I.ace Shawls, Cambric and other Linen Dra pery; Haberdashery, Hosiery. Lacquered Ware, Cold and silver Watches, and.other Jewellery ; Ps ints, Rough rystai. and Ame thysts, Cobalt, 'Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, Gunpowder, and smutty other Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLZAIL OF ALL DUTIZI. Also, Three Hopheatls of Wine, free of Duty for Exportation; or, fur flame Consumption, on payment of the Duties of Customs and Excise. The Three Hogsheads of Wine, Tobacco Ashes, and Cinders, to he viewed at the London Dockp ; the •Cable, Mill Stones, Mats, Staves, Tar, Salt Petre, and Cork, at the 'fobacco Ground, Rotherhithe; the Gunpowder, at Mangle's Magazine, Barking; and all the other Goods at the KingsWarehouses,Globe-yard, and No. 90, I.ower • the on l'hursday, the 21st, Friday, the 22d, and Saturday, the 23d instant, and on the days of Sale, irons Nine o'Clock in the Morning to One in the Afternoon. Catalogues may be bad at the King's Warehouse, No. 90, Lower 'Phames•street, pr:ee Is. each. CANAL PROPERTY, Grand Junction Water-Works, Vauxha ll Bridge, Russell butt- T tattoo, sad Loodee - Flour Ceitapaafikaret. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY Mr. SCOTT, Oa Friday, April 5. at twelve o'clock, at the Mart, London, OCANAL.—.:Three Shares in this excel. V km Navigadoa, the divideel profits have steadily advsneed to £33 per Aare per ann. Moansouth Canal, Seven Shares, di viding Xi° clear per Aare: $313 Debentures bearing interest at £5 per cent. Grand Junction, Ellewswee, proitirich, £5 per share, Kennet and Avon Canal, Grand Junction Water Worki, Vauxhall Bridge, Russell institutive, and London Flour Cont. pany's Sliates.--Particulare at the New lit tel, 13irminghan1; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart, and at the Oilier of Mr. Stott, fill s New Bridge-street, Loudon. WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, produces a. brilliant Jet Black, equal to- the highest Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather sift, and prevents Its cracking, does not soil the linen, is perfectly free front any unpleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Martin ' s-lane, London; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Waterford ; Thomson, Belfast • Raebnrn , lidinburgh ; Osborne, Glasgow; Lyon, Inverness; bookwerthy, Plymouth; Beans and Co (les ' tee; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Birmingham ; Pierson, Sheffield; Greenslade, Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchester; Rounthwane, , ',repaid ; Edmonds, Swansea; Pinkney, 'Pistol ; lionnel, Car. lisle; Frewer, Norwich; Wackinson, Scasborougb ; and by his Agents in every Town in the Kingdom, in SWIM Doubts, le. 6d. a pint, Ind. half a pint, and ed. each. CATIVO ti f ..obllaligt, WOO aregensine unless - • aieelillreeZein, is signed on the Labet, and 14, St. Martin's-lase, stamped in the Bottle, as the superior quality of this Blacking has induced several base impostors to sell spurious , Genspooitiona under the above name. EAST-INDIA HOUSE. Yesterday a General Court was held at. the E'ist. India House, agreeably to adjournment, for the pur pose of taking into farther consideration. the mutton for the relief of Shipping Owners as to Peace Freights. The last minutes having been read, and the Report from the Committee of Shipping, on which the mo tion was founded, Mr. Hume, in a speech of considerable iength, in the course of wEich he paid some high p:ssontl com pliments to the Owners, animadverted with great se verity on Ike ill effects to be apprehendei sh• u:d the motion be entertained in the' affirmative by t!.e Court. Tice relief was not to be confined to t'.e pre sent season, but to extend to all the ;:asons of the contract. If they would proceed upon false calcula tions, the Company ought not to suffer from their folly. The system itself was ever of fair and apes competition, hut it was not to be supported by an abrogation of contract ; in short, the whole piocee..- ing was a tissue of contradiction, which compl e t el y gave. the go-by to the Resolutions of the Special Comm:tier in 1803. He dwelt with great force On the excellence of the new system, contrasting it with the disadvantages of the uhf one. There teas emitter principle nor precedent to justify an appiic idol; tatliainent. He next read a list of applic4 os for relief, at. assured the Court that he woill/tak the bonds of three of four of them .foe half (4 laugh.) He concluded by giving ;Unice, coat 11, shuulddivide the Court on the question by an amend ment, and hoped the Directors would be from motives of delicacy, to withdraw dining bode division. He then moved, that all the words of the original motion, except •' That," be omitted, io ardor to introduce words comprehending the principal -h -jections he had urged ; and concluding with a direct negative to the application of di • Owners. The amendment having been seconded by the Hc. nottrable D. KINNAIIIDI The CHAIRMAN; in_ a very able manner,' entered minutely into all the' topics discussed by the pre ceding Speaker. The motion, he contended, was not connected with any influence whatever, but that which the general interests of the Company naturally gave to it. Mr. LowNnEs moved, " That the question be ad journed to a future day." The motion, however, not having been seconded, The Hon. DOUGLAS KINWAIRD defended the state menu of Mr. Hume, who had, he said, convicted the Report of the Directors from his own words. The Directors did not condescend even to state what was the amount of the boon to be applied for. He then replied to the various points on which the Chairm .n had dwelt, and concluded by giving his hearty sup port to the amendment. Mr.'RANDLE JACKSON was for adjourning the de. bate, in order that some means might be adopted to relieve the Owners witfrout going to Parliament. Mr. LOWNDES supported the adjournment, and sup gested that it would be advisable to refer the business to a Committee of disinterested Propriet.rs. The CHAIRMAN saw no reason for adjournment. Mr. ILINNAIRD explained. Mr. RANDLE JACKSON paid the highest compliment Ir. Hume's opening speech, anJ expressed Its ent.hope, that the amendment would be adopted. The question, " That the original words stan4 part of the question," was then put, and declared to be carried in the affirmative. Mr. KINNAIRD demanded a divis;on, when the ,numbers appeared—For the orijin4l qu;stion 55 ' AgAinst it 6. The draft of a proposed Bill to be presented to Par liament was then read and approve.l.—Adjourned, sine die. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. request that those of their Friends who wish to procure particular Number's, in the present Lottery, will make early applicatiou to them, either at.Cornhill or Charing. Cross : as from the number of Tickets daily snared and s:uit into the Country, it is more than plooable that those Friends who defer their commuu:c.ations will be disappointed. THE GERMAN rROPHET.-If Mailer, the German Prophet, were to take a journey to this country at the , present period, he would, no doubt, be in gnat rt. quest amongst the Lutes) , adventurers, who are just now all upon the alert in consequence of the strong inducements held•forth to them by the new Scheme. i Onlj 14,000 Tickets with Fittytwo Capitals! " \ In a few day will be published, In 2 Volumes, lye. A NNALS.nf the Reign of KING GEORGE the,' THIRD, from It. commencement to the General Peace, in the, year 1815.—8 y JOHN AKIN, M.D. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa• terooster•row. 01: