Star. — London, England, 1806-01-28 00:00:00

- , ~' • mem!" — _ ~_ __ T om - - —..+- . 't , 0 , .• '. . 7 ,- , , e •:7•• • • • • , r ' .. 0 . .' • b 14. • 61 ° 1 1' . : . P.l 4: ' ; ' : : N .. 4... .'f ~ . f No. • ‘ t . : „......7 -4.40.1,e 5.....„ . „...... . . l e lt o . ... . • . ~..L , TUEsnAv TA— -- - - -~-~-- it 1 • ISP T . 7 .7 r-s• Ace I - • -.. tz .nr••••• y~ .. ... ...__~.. 't• inspoffible to prevent, and Which would give tnoh [ material information to our. etscM!'• Hr felt fu ftrong on this point, that •it WAS 'NI, intention to di t , vide the Houle upon it. Although be made no 'doubt but the views of the Mover were pure, and halm:de- Isle, yet he thought it would produce great mirchief, if it fhoold go abroad, and if loth An opinion was to be railed. in India, as to make the Native Powers luppole that all the treaties which were formed, and public ads done by the late Governor General, were now to be diffolved by an Aft of Parliament. He hoped the Hon. Gentleman would take thofe things (aloofly into his confideration, before he prelled for the produtlion of the papers he now moved fora. Mr. FRANCIS would rot agree with the Ho- / nourable :Baronet, that the produftion of the papers •' which be had moved for lan year, toad be ettended with the mifchief that tea. flatted. The Board of Contionl, at lealt, did not fee the danger that the Him. Baronet appishended. or they would have op , pored the;produCtion of tbem; anti ttitted the danger. The Hon. Bart had fpoken of the entente of print ,Mg theft papers, and of inftitutink, the inquiry. It ' spprared to hits hardly to be . endured, that when we were (peaking of the affii;ra of a coantry that had an annual revenue of fifteen tnillions, we amid be I frightened from a tkeceflary enquiry, Ly being told I ; that the expence of printing papers might amount to I , :moot. In the motion that he had made laft he felt that he had flood upon grounds which were not to be attacked. .As to the information that France might derive, from being able to get copies t lof there papers, when printed, be Amid oh , rave, that the molt important information that this , country had received of the manner in which things were concluded in India, waa derived, circuitoolly, from the correfpondence which the French had ins tercepted, and immediately puhlfthed. From Ibis correfpondence we were enabled ro team fotriethinag of thofe military o perations, which it was the duty of the Noble Marquis to have communicated dire& ly to the Company. The Hnn. Paronet Cecina to , take it for granted, that she papa; moved for, were of a nature extremely Important and delicate. He would with to know how he came by that opinion 1 Although the nature of theft papers might be known Dby the Chairmen, and one or two of the principal irectors, he did not foppofe the Hon. Baronet knew any thing about them. It really appeared to him, that the oppoficion to the production of the papoos e ' • h could only proceed from a with to fupprefs evideseM The Noble larird who is, or who war at the head It the Board.of Contrail (Lord Caltlereagh) had not - etprelled ahe Cikhtell unwillingnefs that every pa. : per fhoOla be produced -which was included in the ; ,prefent motion. 'lle papers moved for were then ordered 111111 - thla moufly, Sir Theopbilus Metcalfe having withillita - his oppolltion. , • -.• , •- , tali CASTLEREAGH .gave notice; shit*: wbuld move to-morrow, for a Vote Of Thanks talk officers, feamen, and =And, who had a *hate loth* brilliant naval victory, gained tinder the command . of Lord 'Vela's, off Trafalgaross alio in the action ender Sir Richird Striehan.• He alfo took that op portunity of informing the Houle, that innonfoance of his Majelly's commands, he Gould, to-soorrow, , piefent copies of thofe treaties Which had been alto& cd to in his Majefty's fixed), at the colnmenceraent ; of the fieiGOh.. , . , HONOUR to die MEMORY of Mr. MTh Mr. LASCELLEg—o Sir in Wing to Windt to , the confideration of the Houle, that nibtion of which ; I gave !voice on a former occalion, It is my molt 'anxious with fo to conduti myfelf, as to avoidgiviog lay occaflon for the difeuffion of points, on which there has been a c•infiderable difference of opinion— or for at all reviving thole political animofities which we have had too often flotation to regret. I mould be univilling to ditturb the Mines of that Great Man by diff:ntions. I mean now firimly to mopofe. that Which, lam Pure, the country antioully esPeftse that lane fignal math ,of out refpeft and gratitude [ ; (hall be paid to the memory of that illufirrous cha -1 rafter, whole lora we have now to deplore. lam ' fore that this fentiment is generally felt throughout the nation, (cries of Ittorl Hear I) I have every where witnetted the feelings of the deepeft re gret upon this melancholy occalion. We have loft ; a man of the pureft and molt di(interelled patriotifen, of the molt exalted talents, whole energy and whofe ' firmnefs hat, in time* of the greaten difficulty and I danger, been eminently ferviceable to his country.— ' Under thefe cireurrillances, I have oilfired to avoid entering into the details of his long adminiftration. ;or mentioning any thing which could provoke a dif ' euftion refpefting any feparate and infulatel part of this conduct. U - pon this occafton I coo"h to the , Houfe to take as a precedent, the honours which were paid by a former Parliament to the memory of his illuftriouv Father, the great Lord Chatham. . think that it is provoking no difference of opinion to fay, that his fin waa at leall as g.CAt a man as he ; was—( Loud crier of Hear ! Heal ! fi om the Om:vision IBracher.) I, therefore. intet,J to Adopt the very ' ; w"rd> of that precedent in the troti-n with which I ; !hall conclude. The-e is only nne obfervation that ;1 with pievkuily to make—as I happened not to be I in my place on a former night, when an Honourable Gentleman (Mr. F ,, x) Ctigg..ned ti , tt it would be ; F or e , t o poitonne the conllderati , n of my motion, until another difcuffion !Load have taken platy, I mutt now fay, that my amnion is founded on the rt.view of the whole of his adatinittration, ft r a period of near 20 years, and that I thereto, e tritircic itiina;n front • mentioning thofe particular parts of iris Adminifira tion about obit's there may be a difference ri opinion. 1 I now move you, S.T That an humble Add, efs be ; relented to his Majelly, praying, that lie may be gracioully pleated ro order the remains of the late Right Honourable William Put to b: interred at the public charge--and that a monument be erected OP 'pi a memory m the Collegiate Church of St. Peter, ; Welmintler, having an infettiption arra,. of the .11 1 11,;()/40 iiu N i x ' , -•‘ . , 130 7 ire, Jan. S 7, do* VONT, IBUTIONt after Divine Service on the ,‘...e DAY a THAITOIVI/40, for the RELIEF o f the tr1 3 4..60 1 .D15R_ r MARINES. end VOLUNTEERS, ial g asti the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES oldish Med. la la Makity's liseviee. *Mad prisialid .., . • • L 11.474 g o Classilik Maas • Rev-Chrsytoen bora mil Mistiap. ... . iirkill prosead. allated. , bred of Disaten•in.the•Willoss, - 6 s zo is It o „,l' te arglifi gh ir aM u i: W a ll r ... s 3 1 4 6 • ....rt. el ' Thalia MOM 1• 13 0 % Chiliad Cbipikaiditisad 1 ) 1 . Moen os3 6 Ps*" of Lava sod Orkillaie W. Crab 7 sll 6 ' litsrti=risear Weil, Jeg o 1. 808 111 0 7 • Ni si Illiz aisi gstildse, R.C. Wholly 76 f , oar Exeter, C. Caged s '4 fif ... rattelog L , l ,V . * ditto Dkto , o 9 s .111 s Pray today, aid at the OM George, Glob& .g. E 4. a 11adlita. per fowls Masrisset, Ereildsot lt It ts 114saltosa. Salts DP. Dag* 9 is 6 • , SlosHiarbiemoll 011issrs, and glisiti• tif ' V h • d ige- 414 1tr eli Cks Y = Caaley • - • 311 TO 0 1 1 0 ': ipa r ts =llll. **maw Mamba *lda° 33 o -- ao GI Paw 91hoses. sod Pri. • taw. a tbo *Apar Valuator Marines, In the balm. albs fat or imam, per John Ral looo 4 - liaagr. Pk coiltasodan4 3S 0 * lorgi of Whitystish, Wilts, pa• . Mr. Wain I 4 6 eir lidaw— d Has* Bart. - at o o . IWO adagios. Wilts _ - s s 6 Dittoed . s 17 6 Clautek=44kas .. IL Brindle, s s 4 to, Whaddeo, ditto Ditto o a it • .1a• by the Rev. William Cols, Robot., and Rev. =ll . ld, Curate of Fouillone and Beenatoo 7 0 , 51 . klike Method& Chad. Da; T. Chutes 7 t 6 , b goig, i itia Mr. Dumas oto o notr 3 S o Myr if =r7F - iton. ate s s o ' • Pallialtaigasity. seldom% Akira* Plat I 1 0 fitatr a lbisods in I Cottotry Cagrogatioe sto o ',Lawton, in the Ifle a Paha*, . t ~... ' a.glorfot .1 Johm Ball t 4 9 t• - "141/01111110litto s 14 6 • . Warwick • Tains Pries ts 9 6 , . - ? • 'ad Coneresidai Alitirdreet .s• ..., _ J. Li ft ok.ibilay , et is 9 '" by a Cansittai if da Mirth • •Bdkis sii •• , roslittid by Mr. L linsan. llifitMakas ' CM" ' ' . d wok Chard so 6 13 t Raft dins *9 • 1 g =ado 13 3 0 • • eta at s o - telopel of gat, Silmonsasst 43 1 5 0 • • el, Trinity • a' , , sa s Cr • , : cloPd .... • 10 ;0 q . _ , , Twilit as to • - • Das 3 0 o . Puma . 6 o o • . Ledis 4 4 6 t a i . # o o - 3 / 6 Tames • y a 0 - UM" 1 to o t bkoraseble - 0 1 o . ' 1 0 cl 1 s s e 010 n 1 riiiei efsPif 3 6 *Newt Chipill, Sew I:4;lsPidngo sis o ' Ditto Forges 4 s o ~ Ditto Ithustynanit , 3 1 5 0 Rineirdineitiks, Mu - 7 o o listsciory Ddisick 0 7 ° Margeuttso. - S 5 7 lipikopel Clapel, nick s s o . ~_ 33 8 5 0 Illith Church, Notdoghamikire, Rohe. Pritchard j it 13 '9 ?aria March, Beckburi, neat Bridgnorth Mr. Hineltran 3 oS 6 .3lroCely Church, including Volunteers 34 o to E b , Wooloek 0z; 1 • ditto • 4 4 0 of Metes, red Hy" , . 4is • 4 . -- of Olitdeil I. Tovrnley • 3 3 6 ' Salem Chapel, Way Mr. Hallam • gso 0 TOWO of Stsibridss, sitfaldedpass, per Mega. Hunt and Hamilton 40 3 0 lUnglieg, Stafordthire ' V. Catlifle so 9 o !pitons.' - • • - • IS s 6 Collettions in the laved Churches In the Phi* _ eery of Foilon, Kineardinclhire, per Rey. Jamey Walker : Denrotter Parini Church - to 7 9 Petterofo ditto ditto - • IS o o Ditto Scots Epifeopal Meeting - t II 4 Glembervic Parini (lurch - 7 7 1 Foordon ditto ditto - 11 3 0 ' Lturencekirk ditto ditto - 6 to 7 lOsrvock ditto ditto • 3 9 0 Diarikkh ditto to . 13 1 0 Arbotboog ditto ditto - 6 o of Berme ditto ditto - - - 3 to o Maud ditto ditto • 14 0 ti Benham ditto ditto - io o o Ditto Antiburgher Meeting - S II SP LOB Epikopal ditto - 4 7 t Scots ditto ditto . 3 16 o . tlO 0 e , 43 7 * s 6 o t i 6 Past% Motif+, Workfop Dino of Llancodas.C•solo•olads* Dit p al Llardspdaq,dkto - loodlooll train Senecale upon-Tyne, '• • pit id* Smith, Thar. E de able . MI 7 it 814 • 2 1 : i t 1 - • IS o 3 42 41 - 2 7 0 9 9 6 r e z ipook s ildlos - 1 27 0 ihoefitoer 24 to 6 Mt&II New Nattering J. Clarke 4 s 6 • Chapel, D. Gallatly 5 14 91 SOW 01401 Pattern, 9pry II 4 0- ANl4l2.oisity of Cumberland s 73 o Waollors, Nortbusobcriand a es 7 Peltslk. ditto 6 3 14 LOlll Hardy, ditto z 3 o Watley ditto s t s I Ryten, Durham • 11 4 to • Illidon. Northumberland * l 3 94 ' Hezhant, /dr. Wm. itebtiVao a it 6 . ?rho* 7IS 4 . Nun . 2 t 16 fr : ....-4.1-01: 9 i Subfetiptiate continos - te lai tete:Ned at Llaret, sad 6 - 411 tic &taken in Town asul Comity. ' J. P. WELSFORD, Seentint, PARLIAMSNTAir PROCAEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JAN 27. His Meath the Duke of thottednraa, and the Earl of Jen - av, took the oaths, and thdr feats. TeIMAMiNT DITIIICS SILL. The Earl of DARNLEY faid, that the particular titivation of the cowry made him defirous to gut pend the motion of which he had given notice for this day ; he meant that for certain returns under the provilione of the Permanent Defence AIL He would take that opportunity of mentioning that he was one of the firß perfons who mentioned, in Parliament, I the abfolute neeeffiry of repealing an Aft, which the unaoimous voice of the whole kingdom had declared to be inefficient: He moved that the order be dif charged. TO Tilt ISAMIII. Lord HAWKESBURY took an opportunity of l afTuring their Lordtbips, that it was not from any j I want of refpat to the gallant men, to whole Cervices,' upon a late glorious occation, the country was fo south indebted, that he was not in his place on the evening upon which he intended to move the thatkles of the Houle to that brave and meritorious body. For Come particular reafons it was impnffible for him to attend, and he had requefted a Noble Friend of hi. to move, that the Order of the Day be dircharged, intending to take the eat lieft opportunity of bringing forward his motion. He then gave notice, that he would bring 'it forward ro morrow, and moved, " that the Lords be fitramoned." His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLARENCE Rated, that it was his intention, in confequenee of 1 Minitiers having deferred the motion, of which notice had been given, to avail himfelf of the fiat open day, for moving the thanks of the Houle to the Officers and feamen, whofe glorious Cervices gave them eter nal claims upon the gratitude of the country. The Noble Lord, however, having fixed fo early a day, he would not fo far interfere with what was the pe culiar province of Miiiilters, as to take it out of the Noble Lord's hands. He would, however, locution the reafons of his bting fn anxious In move the thanks of the Hook to thole who contributed to the late glorious viftory. With the full Ceuta that be had of the importance of their fertiCes, he thought it incum bent on their Lordthips, to take the codicil opporto nity of declaring, how much they felt their thanfeen dent merit on that great occalion. He hid even a flronger reafon ; he was anxious to embrace an' opportunity of paying thole compliments to the me mory of Lord Vifeount Nelfon, which the according voice of the nation agreed to be due to it. It was ' his pride, as it would be his boat, that he enjoyed the friendfhp of that lamented perfon, and that he had lived with him in the intimacy of a brother dur ing twenty-three years, oat of the (arty-feven that that immortal Hero lived.—Ordered, that the Lords , be fummoned fnr to morrow. .114174ND1A HOUSE, Noma, st, T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of tb UNITED COMJ'AIV't e MARCHANT., 9f INGLAND traits: S. the EAST INDIES,* &gray gigm Yak*, That this Court will be ready to receive hopefuls, la writing faded up, sidreffed to the Sectsirt, from amt Peri= who any bewailing to tender for ►udding by Costmdt r College fur the re. minks of &Ideate &Rifled to t►e Company's Clvll Service India, is t►e ielghbourbood or Hartford, according to an Illevadoa and Maar which may be Peen on application to Mr. Runde% at ibis Houk, o• or before the t stlt of February, at dm hour of twelve la the foresees. WILLIAM RAmsAr, Jarrow,. MINI DRAWING FEBRHEME. UARY 3. 01136. SC . . ; at Lsopos 3 sopa) .5,030 S.OOO /PCO SCO SO 100 ISO 3 0 y,ooe Virft-drairo Tkkets se sox° Tickets PAST OP TIM Alib•S CAPITAL/. Pirit-drawn Ticket, sit Day, LIOAco Ditb —41 h 10,003 Ditto •••• Gch Day, 10,000 Ditto ildt Day, i,oco • lilitte nth Day, 2,000 "PICKETS and SHARES are felling at every LICENCED LOTTERY OFFICE.—PRESEt4T PRICES Ticket - 4'9 t 9 Halt kto 1 o Eighth gs is o Quetta $ a o Sixteenth 1 6 o 'I V An early purchafc is adv ad, as the GA spoo Tickets will M tinkled to iamb, betides chair chance ot the Capitals. 460,000 30,000 ss.ooo • 6,000 •••• - 10,000 5,000 6,occ 110,2C0 3C 2 5 0 ,C 00 C , o,osa. THE Flea-drawn Ticket on MONDAY NEXT. February 3, iBo6, will be entitled to to,osaL Tics Era and SHARES are felling to vest variety of Numbers, At DRUMMOND'a OLD OFFICE, Lord MULGRAVE Rated, that he was in hopes to have been able to lay on the table to-day, the trea ties between this country and Sweden and RufGa. Something had occurred, the indifpofition of a clerk employed in copying them, which prevented it, but they would be ready to be laid on the table to•mcir row.—Adjourned till tomorrow. NO. 65, PLEET-STREET. A. D. recommeodli to his ?Asada and the Public an early par chafe, as the rapid fate wit( evidestly make a great rife ha the price of Dates sod Shares before the drawing begins. Numbers teetered. and 1111 early account fens to country culla. meta, as ofoal. Item thls Wilco No. 16, CoRlow• • CHARiNG CROSS, 'and BT. MARGARET% HILL; Borough. EXT Monday morning, at nine o'clock, the N Wheel goes round, Rod will yield to the fortunate heider of the firlt-drawn Ticket to.oall. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. Canittwo moved for a new Writ, for a tilierer toTerve In Parliament for the Uolveraty of Cambridge, le Oa room of the Right HO:. Wm. Pitt, deerafed. 14A2042./IS OF wect.sst.si. - ••• , Mr. PAUL moved, that the Papers whiels *ere prefented on Saturday, fliould be printed for the tile of the Members. Mr. PAUL thert flared; that In the charges he Ihnuld have to bring agaiuß the Marquis of . Wellef fley, he was gloated by no other motive but a fenfe of public duty, and that the ends of jultice might be obtained ; he, therefore, to lave trouble and delay, thought it better to give notice nnw, that as loon as thefe papers fhoniti be printed, he fhould irefent to the Houfe, fpecifically and verbatim, tome of the 'charges which he intended to ground upon theft papers. He concluded by moving for a variety of papers, which he conceived heedful-I- for the °hied he had in view. Mr. WHITSHED KEENE would by no means oppore the produaion of the paper!, and faid,;te had no doubt of the parity of the motives which aSuated the Hon: Mover, that they were fuch as did him credit. At the fame time, he mull beg leave to ob rove, that there were circomitances and occations wherein men oldie purelt intentions were, without knowing it, biaffed by perfonal confideratiohs. He hoped, that all the charges againfl the Noble Mar quis would turn out to be unfounded, but as to the produSion of papers, that were alledged to be , tecetfary, in order to form a proper jiolgriient of the cafe; fo fat from oppolint their produaion, he fhould be ready to fecond the 'notion for that purpofc. Mr. PAUL replied, with cmfiderable warmth, that although he had heard of ptrfooal motive, being imputed to him, as the ground of his conduS, he, for his part, difclaimed them altogether. He was . no more influenced by the Nabob of Dude than he was by Bonaparte. It gas merely fur the ends of juftice, that he wifhed to initiotte an enrptity as to the iondal of a perfon whom he conceived a de linquent. Sir T. METCALFE laid, that judging from all pall experience, :cf.:ening fin.i!tr motions, he could not find that they I l iad anfwered Any other purpofe than that of creating an enormous expence. He hoped the Houle would, for the future, lee that they were luppotted on very good grounds before they agreed to lien. It had been the platSice of the Houle to grant mo , ions for papery with rather too great facility. There wt..e many evils which refolted (tom this prani - c: was convinced that there paper. were trauflated for the infpeiSion of Bonaparte, a very !hot t time after they woe printed and diftributed ; and that the pipets moved for WI year IFCFC naw in Ilia pefiediou. This was a thing Vitlith it was alma Hoe n sae and Co bee leave to remind their Friends that there are mere Capital Prizes in the prefent Lottery, than there has been for many Lotteries pelt, beide, the benefit of the Srft sineo Pickets, which are entillcd to val. each. 'Pickets and Shares are on Sale by Hoax's? and Co. In great eariety and on the lowed. terinzl—Prizes paid on demand, Onkrs by Letter or Carrier executed ezadly on the fame terms as if prefent. STATE 1.0 ITERY. . . To begin Drawing on Monday belt, February 3. Qwirr and CO. No. It, Poultry, London, and at LI their Offices in molt of the principal Towns, are felling the TICKETS and SHARES of the Prelent Lotury, in which the five thoufand Fitt. Drawn Tlekcts are (added to saLtach, Wilda their chance of Capital Prizes. _The only Prize of topooL dared in the lalt Lottery, No. ii,339, wu fold by Swift and Co. as alto No. 3,973 a Prize of Lica) 7,r76 soo And in the Luttot ies Immediately preceding No tool L 20.000 NO. 20,95 10,000 9.361 10,090 t 9.5511 slow ISeAdesothcrs of spozl. cabal. Joel. &e. &c. . L . Moss FOR THE FIRST DRAWN. TBISH reminds his Friends, thit the Lottery' . begins Drawing NEXT MONDAY ; and as the relent Grand Scheme snake; the bra g„oco Tickets &sans out of the Wheel ALL PRIZES, the necetty of purchafing immediately is obvious, before the Price rifes, efpecially as all thofe who putchsfe early, will have the advantage, if theli Tickets enzyme drawn Capital Plites in the ems"- Maance, of changing then for UNDRAWN TICKETS, without any additional expente ; by which ineans they will have a Must., CHANCI for the nu merous Capital Prizes with which the prefent Scheme abounds, viz. 3 Prizes of 20,c00 3 Prizes of E z,oco 3 10,0 30 x,ocio 3 SPO O 3 00 The latt go,oonl. and the two kit so cool. Prises (eier drawn, were all (hared and fold at 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHAXINO.CROSS, Where Ticket. and Stares (whillt any remain) will continue on rale, and all PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. Pad& of Leek Weston, nest Vilyt - wick T. Cl:trite 6 s 9 Part& of Honlly Ditto i 3 . Additional Colk &lons from Glafgow, per John Ha anlkon, Provoit : Pad& Church of Campfle ' a Ditto ditto of Dumbarton a Ditta ditto of Donlan' - • Ditto ditto of Killyth • 'Ditto ditto of Strathblane . ' - Inhabitants of Spalding Linenlnth. M. Johnfon Parifh of haft Hartray,Sonterfctßi. J. H. Abrahal Ditto Compton Marden, ditto - Para of Bridlington, B&B Riding of the County of York - 7`;t•ft of Nantglyn, mar Denbigh R. Pughe Ditto of Llandymog, near ditto R. Jones " Calmar Flintfhire J. Lloyd Woribro' ' Church W. Porter T. W. of Hoyland - . Diffentlng Congregation at Ns:bo rough Cooke - Church at Congerilon Roby Ditto Barlfton - . Ditto Enderby H. J. MaAllak Ditto Whititone Thurmafton H. Woodcock Weft Hallam, Dcrbyfhlre Hanwick Ditto Lan tat W. Hanbury Ditto Croft W. ThllUewaitc Ditto Thurlaftnn Ditto Edinburgh, in addition to yrol already received, and in part of the fubfcription now carrying on there jocwo 0 Panel of Girthoe, Galloway, N. Britoil Differing elt , pel at Gatewee, scar Liverpool W. Sbcppard so O 0 22 0 0 to ; 0 T 3 16 o 6 to o 131 0 o 7 13 2 IS 10 8 3 4 6 7 r 1 1 19 0 5 la 6 i 8 to io a o 0 STATE LOTTERY for tilos; Containing 2,5400 I iekets, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY, PEBRUARYS, dits6. The Scheme confifts of 3 Prises of 420,000 I 3 3 to,ooc 8 3 spoo so • 5:0 &c. &c And the firß drawo sOOO Tickets will he entitled to 121. each exclave of thdr Ciente of Capital Prizes. TICKETS AND SHARES ARE ON SALE, By HAZARD, MANE. and CO. Stock-Broken, At their State Lottery Office N 0.93, under the Royal Exchange. Loudon Where, within the laR ten years oily, Capital Prize* to the antnunt of Soispotl and upwards, have Licen Fuld and fli*red, ex dunce of tkofe of *ool and ulider. • • Country Ordtra accuanp..ni,d with lbort•eated Ci:l* en London, Polt.OfficeOrders,or Catll, in P._etl hi Coach cr Cirrica punctually etentled to • and Correiiion,knts tun &p, o,! un kir/ treated meetly 011 the flisTerms as if rrionally prefect. 4 I 1 4 IS 6 t 9 6 to 6 8 3 o 3 to 6 3 to 6 10 17 o 6 o 6 6 Is 6 1.000 1 .C... 1") ~i -0 1 R. Uonlen 17 17 0 ti 13 0 . r I•==M