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• • 1ik„,114 • c: • I IP • NUMMI NU V BE;: 10,482. 7 hitt - FIS Y, ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. Sermuza 96, 1820. TO THE LIVERY OF LONDON., • . OiDr:maim T • N the Letter which I had' th e h onour US tdctress to you last year, previous to the Election.day for Lord Mayor, I took the liberty to state that certain concerns of a private na ture would usavoidably prevent my devoting a sufficient portion of time to the important duties of Chief Magistrate; sod I humbly requested that my services on that occasion tnight be , dispensed with. I acknowledge, with thinkfuhsess, that you acceded to my request with your usual kindness and liberality; and it is the remembrance of this which induces me t 6 state that it will not be until the ensuing year that I can solicit lour suffrages with the hope of being able to discharge the docks of. the high station to' be filled up on Friday, with satisfaction to myself, or in a manner corr es p on d ent to t h at constant and vi 7 gorous assiduity which belongs to the office of tour Chief Ma gistrate. But, while thus appealing a second time to the liberal and just feelings of my brethren , of the Livery, I have yet to add, that should your sktifrages appear to be decidedly in any fa vour, it is my resolution not to shrink from any exercise of duty with" which you may entrust me; and I am prepared to make the greatest sacrifices of personal convenience, and exert the ut most of my abilities, to maintain the Rights and Privileges of the City of London. • I have the honour to be Gentlemen, Your obedient and most faithful servant, College-hill, Sept. 27. CHRISTOPHER MAGNAY. THESE :arc to give Noti c e, by Order of the Right Ilo.4ourable the Lords and others, Commisdoners for managing the Affairs of his M..jesty's Royal Hospital at Chelsea, that ali the Out-nnsioriers hereof, residing in London, or within the di..trictoi the Bills of Mortality, are-required to appear per sonally, and ragiulentally, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, wit:i thr:r Certificates of Admission on the respective days, and in their different classes, according to their several Rates of Po,:m as undermentioned; with the exception of those M a who have become Pensioners on account of Blind ness, all of whom will be paid on the last day, and attendance will be Fiver from ten o'clock in the morning, until three in the af:ernoon, for the payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance to the 24th of December next, on the following days, viz. io 6 100 1 ,0 1 . / NR: atu , ` I"; vo , e , .1.14 . ~ -'~~~ 5 .4 `'_ _ • - X4ST-WDI4IIIOUSE, 7 Septettilkir 46 , laso. fr°4l°6R7 4. 114).. IBECTORSV-the UNITED COlifP;flir ddIIitCHANTS ENGL.d.VB, trading to the EASt-INEITES, do hereby' gist Notice, That a- GENERAL COURT at the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenktlotreet, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th October nest, from' Nine o'Closk bathe Morning until Six in the Evening, for the. ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the saM . Company, in the .room of Sir ALiaxeunsa ALLAN, Ban. deoalid. JOSEPH DLItT , Secretor .5* EAST INDIA HOUSE. • A Quarterly General Court of Prop . rietors of East India Stock was held yesterday —At the Company's House in Leadenhall-street, for the purpose of taking into consideration two Resolutions of the Court of Directors, the one recommending a grant of £lOOO per annum to Mr. Barnard, Deputy Coast Ware house-keeper ; the other recommending a grant of £3OO per annum to Mr. Mordaunt, jun. Principal Clerk in the Coast Warehouse-keeper's Department. The former was agreed to, after a few observation's from Mr. Hum& On the question being put with respect to the grant to Mr. Mordaunt, Mr. Hume rose, and opposed it, on the ground that employment might have been found in the In dia-house for an individual, to whom the Proprietors were now called on to vote a very large provision. The Hon. Proprietor concluded by moving an Amend-1 ment, which went to pledge the Co ur t o f Di rector tl to find some employment in the India-house for Mt:. Mordaunt. Mr. LOWNDES seconded the amendment; which . was strenuously supported by Mr. RIGEy, who in the course of his speech, charged the Court of Directors with acting in subservience to the Board of Controul. The Chairman (G. A. R•aINBON, Esq.) repelled the statement of the Honourable Proprietor, and sup- ported the motion. Mr. PATTISON also defended the Court of Dim tors'; the attack on whose independence he declared to. be unwarranted and unfounded. After a few observations from Mr. S. DIXON and Mr. STRETTZLL, the amendment was negatived, and The ofiginal question carried. -The Court then adjourned sine die. A REMARKABLE CASE! FROM. 7 :O2 6 :LISB624ttjtitiTE. . -4PRicx SAKEx-.F.troicx? • 6, 1 , 0 erPtiliatimer,. •Or TOO prit or Woos; Aro 211 mini= * of OfrOxii THERIOT. . "'The Kato; our - Lotd, through tie Governoti of atesi his Kingdoms of Portugal and Algarve,* sends . to you anVetinsi 44 We, having already mad e known the necessity,:ildileo cast ing urgent circumstauces, of the ConvOcation of the easties, in order therein to treat and discuu with the Three Estates 61 the said Realms matters highly important'to the service Of Gcm, of out' said Lord, and the welfare of the People ; in his royal name, we have determined to 'convene them in this City of Lisbon for the aethaloy of November next, 1920. We therefore Erietbf enjoin you, ore receipt of this, to elect two Representetives, pos sessing the qualitiei and circurnstatices required by similar Acts, who shall come provided with sidlicient.powers (as always was the usage and custom), in . order th'rough them and these of the ocher skies and towns, whom we alsir'etage to assist at the said Cortes, in order to do, transmit, and' rieterioine on all matters relating to the mid purposes; and they will moreover bring with them any statements which may - appear - to' you most interesting to the general welfare of the•natioe, and particularist otAbis city, and they will present theinielves • te the Secretary of Government. for Foreign Affairs, to whem the/ will deliver in their said p owers . " And we further trust, that as well in the election of the Said Representatives, as everyother matter - relating to elite - affair, you will proceed with all the consideration it deserves. And whereas it Is notorious that the people incurred great eipenies and experienced great hardships during the late. war, am* in is the vein of our Lord that they should be treated with the utmost consideration ; we order that the said Representatives come 'as well as those of the oth er provinces, under the idea o f being aided in the expensei they may incur in the said Cortes, accord ing.lotbe wants of each place. "Lisbon, Palace of Government, September 9, 1820." [Here follow the signatures.) PROCLAMATIONS. " Brave inhabitants of the Province of Beira ! Remain peace able in your dwellings, and pursue your accustomed labours—do set suppose tharthebrave men I have the honour to command ? come among you to d 3 y ou an y i n j ury . W e are your brethren —we.are all Portuguese, and the sane national cause, and the same good of our country ought to unite us in sentiments. I come to aid and tearable you freely to declare your wishes, and to free you from the oppression of the barbarous and mad Ex.. General, Victoria, who hat") , repays the nation that had raised him to such a'rank, and who now seeks to avail himself of de 'ceptions, and to cause your blood to ft - sw with no other ii_w the to uphold the despotism of the Ex-Goverm,ra of Lisbon, who sought to impoverish the kingdom in men and money, by send.. ing all over to America, where th.sy have retained our amiable King and Lend, John VI. Poor:guest ! Ot.r sLfferings and - forbearance are at an erid—come and free our conotry from the monsters, who, for their own interests, hive. at the came time deceived the nation and their King. The honoured Le rner, who, till now, toiled till the hlooti dripped from his hands, in order to pay excessive taxes and tributes to the idle and despotic taskmasters who robbed you, shall be. relieved front oppression. The Militia. shall return to their homes, to at tendto their harvests and families. All persons, their houses, and property, shall be respected; and in case any articles should be required for the indispensable equipment of your brethren, they shall be paid for in the shortest possible period ; this I pro test to you in the name of the Supreme Government. The Ca valry Regiment, No. 10, which was in Santarem, of their own free - will have just joined the national cause, and hasten on wash me to aid you. From the Minho as far as Lisbon, the voice of the nation's freedom is already raised ; it is not just that yea should remain as slaves, enduring despotism and tyranny—Swear then obedience to the' Provisional Junta of the Supreme Go vernment of the Kingdom, just installed, and in the name of the King our Lordaohn VI. Is to govern till the meeting of the Cones, which are to be convened, in order to organize a Conan • tution for Portugal. Swear obedience to those Cortes and that Constitution they may enact, in Maintenance of the Catholic S eno O Y d the of • religion and the dynasty of th e most S erene House of Brogarza. el Government ve it e rnm t hT Retirt. R A few years ago, the Green of a rich Bleacher, in the North' (Signed) BE 3NA RDO CORR E.t • ! p P u U t y L o V f Et the A s , u p Colone l rem of Ireland, had been constantly robbed at night to a very EMIWRIP derable amount, nom/Adis/ending • the utmost vigilance, th e uta SD most efforts of the proprietor and his servants to protect it, and Kingdom. without the slightest clue, even to suspicion, who the robber " Coimbra, September 4,1820." was. Effectually and repeatedly baffled by the ingenuity of the " sAsrAta MINIMA LE MAGALHAR3 I LACERDA, CHAMBERLAM4 'thief or thieves, the proprietor at length published a proclama, smarm or TMt ORDER OF CHRIST, TRLOADISR-CJINERAL, mem 'tion, offering a reward of XlOO for the apprehension of any per. NOD OW THE !ROEMER Or MITHO, AND COMMAND/MI OF THE NA. TOW or persons detected robbing the green. TIONAL ARMY OW TIC NORTH. A few days after this proclamation, the master was at mid- " Trasmontanians!—My army is about to enter your Viu. since, as sure of b e i ng we ll received by you as I am of rine night raised from his bed by th e al arm o f a faithful semen " there was somebody with a l an t ern cross i ng t h e green ." Th e pacific sentiments. Some perso ns , h owever , h ave sought to per muter started from his bed, flew to the window—ft was so; he suade you that' it is treason against the King to obey the new hurried on his clothes, armed himself with a pistol, the servant Government establithed io Oporto; but this Government has ' flew for his loaded musket, and they cautiously folloaved the light, sworn to maintain our religion, the dynasty of the august House of Braganoa, and th e t h rone of our adored Monarch, lion John The person with the lante rn ( a man ) was , as t h ey approached, on " tiptoe," distinctly seen stooping and groping on the ground; the Sixth. Is there then one among you who will hesitate to he was seen lifting and tumbling the linen. The sereaolfired— subscribe to the same- oath ? The Cortes and the Constitution the robber fell. Exultingly and fearlessly now the man and are not new things in these kingdoms; they are our rights and master proceeded to examine the spot. The robber was dead— those of our country. Without this measure, the MenarcLy he was recognized to have been a youth of about 19, who . resided will cease; and then how can the Throne continue to exist ?-- a few fields off. The linen was cut across, bu n dl es of it were How can he merit the appellation of unfaithfel, who obeys a tied up; and upon searching and examining farther, the servant, Government alone capable of sestaioing that Throne, without in the presence of his master, picked up a pcn-kmfe, smith the which, where would be the King? name of the unhappy youth engratad upon the handle. The evi- " 31y Friends ! undeceive youfselves. I was born arr.ore you, dente was conclusive, for in the morning the lantern was acknow- and, like you, I am, frank . If I swore to sostin and def et 7 l the tested by the qfilicted and father of the bay to be his Government of Oporto and the Cortes it is al out to convoke, it lantern. Deience was dumb. ' was because lam a sped Portuguese and a tree Transmontanian : The/Gin:tut servant received the hundred pounds reward, and and all those who d o not do the same are u nwort h y o f such gig was, besides, promoted to be the confidential overseer and care_ rious appellations. taker of the establishment. This faithful servant, this confiden- " Comrades! brave Officers of the valiant army of Tras his tial care-taker, this vigilant overs eer , was hanged shortly after at Montes, I have alway s l e d you on b y the path of honour, nod know me cannot now b e a f ra id I sh a l l dev i ate from is. Dundalk for the murde r of th a t robber, alias that innocent, that You who. unsuspecting, that luckless youth. It appeared, uporrthe clearest Come round me—come With the brave of the Mir.ho—cetrie prevent tb the misfortune of our h onoure d countrymen, whom the evidence, and by the dying confession and description of the wretch spirit of deception imp e l on i nto t O e h orro r s ; o f a c i vil war. Tell himself, that all this ciretinutanlial evidence was pit-concerte d by himself, that all was a conspiracy; not only to escape, iviii the i m _ the soldiers that this cause is theirs; tell them ahat all those I patatua of all tkefinniter robberies, but to get the titarsdnotpeonde have the honour to command• ale perfectly paid, and that this reward, that he, this " faithful servant," was the perpetrator o f will also be their case, as soon as they Ullow the same tn - stners. all thefonnee robberies. With matchless ingettuity, with match- " I know well that it was never necessary to sneak of gain for the Transmontaoi an so ldi er to d o hi s duty; but I also know less perfidy, did this villain contrive his case, did h e preparage ear amisigioki es id ence of the guilt o f gh a t inan k re d ya l ati--dici beget that lam the organ of a Government descrying the army's op a rubbery—did be contrive to . fronisk a maw,. tribute of -pure acknowledgment, aid that on this account it is The dupe, the victim- he chose for his diabolical purpose, was necessary they stiouldinow the whole extent of their obligations. this youth; be was artless, affectionate, he Wasubliging. 44 Transmoltanians!—The cause- you ough t to e i n b race d e . This boy had afersoltrite knife, a 'tienlknife, with his. name en mends these measures, and all the evil that' m a y f o ll ow f rom - graved uparyits kindle. The first get of tbis fend 'wilt to cons hint theth,impute to those who see k ' s , d ese r ve you. All tbnOlficsuo to give hint that knife as a kapok's,: Unconscious of the bloody and gathers who do not j o i n n i e , an d d o not swear to the Xing, Intention. he gave it to him. , • • ,„ be judged and punished a s t ra i tors to t h e i r K lett. Coontris a. 1341 . . Cortes ,'- and Supreme Csoternnaent, established In Opo rto, ph i On the evening of the fatal day i .en e dilation. All th e districts in 'whi c h t hi s same oath i s pot taken npolittett for this mercenary murder, this miscreant ovetsteeltripared- Ids biliaciagreen shall lose their p . rivilegeo e ind their inhabitants judged•alid amt. theatre of this mejannboiy tragedyolfor Perfinleensee• !if;j tore the lino , from the. pegs samcp i atest cat l e across in s Banned as tra i tors t o the i r Ki ng and Country. • . he turned it up in heaps •be t ied it tip lo bull - Wen as if ready to " Head-quarters, Braga, Sept. 5,1820. A LACICDA." be removed, annsndeepiaid and dlibo lf ff aie c.4l trea l t i b4s) . 'Upload thisfissviirits kosife,thisirepaske, Inane estft had mode. The Philadelphia Paper of the 45t h ult. states, Tbe stage being thus Orel:aired* he Inked the &Inked Youth, JOSEliii tiONAPn i ttrg arrived - at PowelKs - Hook yester. Bordentown, and crossed the ferry with I'l4 to supper, and as the nights were *rat, A. meanly 44 Ma to j. • bring with him the lantern toilet klaslintse. At supper. or afterr, day fro m with hellish art, this host turned the cesavErsittiotrupoir:thein. Catriage to this City, on his wey fotaratOga spiinsA. voitrite knVe, this keepsake, which he Oiled with gthat alarm to lie was 'met at the la n di n t by oiie 'of the 'Mai'shars miss, and pretending that the lag incaltediastla had'oflt, 'of the Board of Health, and ordered back,4is'haVing ,tong it " e r a rlicider rt.d the e t ate ' 4ll4lYle.4 .en n is eepeuz. des'es 44 4lalat spot osier in Phil, adelphia within thirty days.. had not to the obliging boy, awl Vein in that city sinee:the sth of August, and whet , , the tentertnithfotter'stetaterh, Which he' had beiti . I wi th him to light hint berisit—trillght to MEOW Pantile there 'only StOpp e d t wo, flours; he, however, c alacrity proceeded upon - Ms - faMterrend• fully submitted, and'prischring fresh hOrses; Pu, , • As soda as this moister .w his victim SUS eonipleitty lithe a . ; .„.._ son. %MI ncy on the westlide•ot thejlti . dsoli river. Nary, he made his ihrns, and the horrible, the melancholy crime NC" Only, Ate! 9. -Extract of a letter Kiith described was the result. • ,*• Could there have-been peed* a stkdaterizie of eircuttettan-.% S t. ago n‘ slrFO tbc.loth We are fajorsi le 4 dal eVidasse than Ma? The Taunt inn° r ee " tr i i 3Ottt° l ,•tirsaht ..I h t iisat undouht d th • that Poovitt, who bat jrr e au orgy. awfatt• l e hedre le " the k t i * l with his " me " I Obtain' ed fria " tilihe New Gctienstn . eat the rank of Li fa, bed up in bundks, the tautens ockatiniedgtid by (atheism— Thextre e ,p 2s t nsidni o lit . The'maiter hisuselt present—a man 9 / ,tetiant:General, 'and 'for his Ofeci . ii tl a preservat •. , . rhkethi test charatterandie Streak of Indilentsliedliketitrui,Lot their respective ranks,'hah ak kid with liloatt.Lo by tint seemed fling cooclusite, la susp e n s i o n of hosulnlas forthyee mcaltht‘. . ~ . _ , _ - - - - . . . . • Per Cent. • . . • .a.-ZoZiec.o7*/ ._ J - ,a r • . ~ . , 1 - 1. - 'A:, • 4 ' . Z..., j ak,‘ _ ~.. .. . --..444% "1.........' . • - ,11 N , , Ittoi .- 9Kli. '4 l- . .;1 i:1 , t :i i • • r 1 :).....,1 I r I . i a . .' - • ::: : — O5 15 . is- • , li. . iSiik 4 1 / 4 , •,, ..) :. • 1,"..... i . (....._'\ •:. t - :I( • ••. •• • • .V 4 - ~, N oi l WT • 5 4 '• ' et ' I • —..._ (1 .' i RS . . - .. • ' • ILL • 1 : ''' . '}•"1 ~...q.- .:-.. .1.1„; . ...,:„; da lila -'• .10/ titi Q 1 v ...• •• • '-• - "••• ,: : . 1 %0 Alir.7 • • ',‘ ~ ~ . 11141 ‘ • -(\ . __ . ~. . • ifgriii•Jkl ' l ' 'L+. , . ..„,, . - • a 404* if Al e im en a mi rk lac 17111 " traidnum.iiii- 'll‘l.. i : VC, .- ' 4 . ' ' .. • On MONDAY, the 2d of OCTOBER, 1820. The Pensioners at sd. per day, with those at 6d. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On TUESDAY, the 3d of OCTOBER. Those at Cl. per day from the Rifle Brigade, and all the re maining Regiments, Corps, or Battalions ; also those at 7J. and 81. per day, and likewise all the Cavalry at 9d. p.a. day. On WEDNESDAY, the 4th of OCTOBER. Those at 9d. per day from the Ist Foot Guards, with those from the Ist Regiment of Foot, to the 60th Regiment inclusive. On THURSDAY, the sth of OCTOBER. Those at 9J. per day, from the 61st Feot, and all the lemain ii:; Regiments, Corps, or Pattalions, as also those at 10d. per day. Oa ENID tY, the 6th of OCTOBER. Those at Is. per slay, from theseveral flegimer.ts of Cavalry, as also the Ist and .21 Regiments of Foot Guards. On 3.ITURD.IY, the 7th of OCTOBER. Those at ts. per day, from the. •3d Regiment of Foot Guards, tozi.ther with those from the Ist Foot, to the end of the num bered Rcgiments. On MONDAY, the 9th of OCTOBER. Thou at ls. per day, from t'ue Rifle Brigade, and all the re maining Regiments, Corps, or Battalions, as likewise all those at l S. per day. On TUESDAY, the 10th of OCTOBER. Thine at is. Id. Ise lid. Is. 2.d. Is. 211. and Is. 31. per day, iuclu.k:. On WEDNESDAY, the 11th of OCTOBER. Those at ls. :Sid. tole 10d. per day, inclusive. On 'THURSDAY, the 12th of OCTOBER. Those at In MO. per day and upwards, with those Pensioners Rho have been admitted on account of Blindness. It is alko ordered that the Pensioners pay particular attention to the instructions attached to their Certificates of Admission, wherein it is directed, that those Pensioners who reside beyond the district of the Bills of Mortality, should transmit to the Pay master-General of his Majesty's Land Forces, in London, their affidavits agreeably to the Form therein prescribed, on or im mediately after every Quarter Day ; without which their names will not be entered en the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quar ter, and it is also particularly desired, that when any Out-Pen sicner shall have occasion to change his, place of residence, he shall immediately notify the same to the Secretary of this And further to take Notice, that in consequence of various Ti ands having been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of Pension and Prize-Mouey, it is ordered that all Pensioners so offending, shall be struck off the Pension List, and.forfcit for ever all benefit arising fromthisestablishment. _ _ RICHARD NRAYF, Secretary and Registrar. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 31, 1820. I , THE Publit are hereby informed, that Thirty seven I'L.ITES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY of GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of the late Major-General WILLIAM 'MUDGE, LLD. F.R. and A.S. are now complete, and that Impressions from them re on Sale at the Ordnance Map (nee, in the Xower of Lon don; and also at Mr. Faden's, Map and Chartselier, Charing- Cross. These Plates contain the Counties of Kent, 'Essex, Sus st.x, Hants, Dprset, Devon, and Cornwall, and portions of Somerset, Surrey,. Pembruke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamor gan, Wilts,. Berks, Middlesex, Suffolk, IJertford, and Cam bridge. Part IX. containing newly. the •whole of Pembroke shire, and portions of the adjacent Country,. was published on the Ist of August, Isl 9 ; and as the Work is still in progress, accorditig to the oriijinal design of giving a complete flap of Cr:.it Britain, upon a Scale of One Inch to a .11.1ite, the publi ca:ion of the future Parts will *follow at, fast as the nature of sucii a Work will admit,. without increasing.its Annual expense. Gentlemen wishing to procure a Map of the Country surround ing their own habitations, .may, by application to blr:Baxxa, at the Ordnance Map Office, where an Index Map will be 'hewn, select any ;beets they .pluase far that purpose. All let ters on this subject addressed to Mr. 'Rama, under a cover to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, will be im mediately attended to. By Order of the &art:, R. H. CREW, - Svretary. ST. GEORGE'S MF.DICAL AND CHEMICAL SCHOOL THE OURUAS will commence on FRIDAY, October 6 ; 1. Qn the Laws of the Animal Economy and the Practice of, Physic, with Pathological Demonstrations, at Ninein the-"Alorn in; by 'Grope Pa.tasotc, M.D. I.R.S. Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, &c. &c. e. On Chemistry, in which Medical Jurisprudence will be introduced ; by W. T. BRAN?, Sec. LS. Professor of Chemistry Royal Institution, &c. 3. On Tht rapt talcs, with Mideast Meklica, at Eight in the M , .rning ; by (;t4RcE•PeA Rimy, &c. 4. Surgicil Lectures gratuitously* tothe Pupil:, of St. George's 110 - vital, will be riven by Sir Emus* Hcrus,-Karl. Proposals and Particulars tray be had at No. 9, George-street, llanover.equare ; and at St. George's Hospital. FRANCIS CIiANTAKY, ESQ. B.A. qinE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, of OC -1- TOYER 1, will be embellished with a fine Portrait, ac ,mnipanied •by an interesting Memoir, of !Pannell; Cirayrner, ILA. and will contain, among other interesting articles 1. Remarks on the Abbc.t ; r. Poetical Aleditations—Lord Lyrini ; 1. On Talking and Talkers; .4..Recullectioas• 3. Plea sures of living in a Country Town ; 6..0n the Poetry NVords- Worth 7. 31. Say's Second Letter to Mr. Malthus, on the V teral stagnation of Commerce ; 8. ..Letter from a New Corres potideut ; 9. Nodes Atticy,liereties .41 a Garret, by Paul I'o:icier, Gent. 10. Voyage front .Paris to St. Cloud, concludedr 11. The French Revolution judged by its results; 12. Fesitirab ot the Japanese ; 13. (hr the Literature and Public Education of era Alodern Greeks; 14. I ntelligiblesOdes, ICheerfu I Ekgisrs, and Gay Sonnets ; 15. 'fhe French and Spaniards contrailed, ike• Loi.dou : Printed for I lenilsColburn and Co. Conduit-/teeth; nd sold by Bell and Braiding.; Edinburgh; and J. Cumming, NEXT THURSDAY, STH OCTOBER, THE LOTTERI BEGINS. EVERY Purchaser before next Thursday adven tures with Four exclusive Advantages : i. His Number is sure to be a 'Prize; 2. Or a great Capital ; 3. Or a small Capital ; 4. Or lindrawn for the Second Day. (See the Scheme). Every Ticket will be a Prize Next Thursday, if the Public avail themselves of the Contractor's offer. rr 4,500 Tickets sure tole drawn Next Thursday. I*-- Two of XlO,OOO in the First Fifteen Minutes. Two Prizes of £20,000 Tw•o Prizes of £lo,ooo &e. Ste. ALL STERLING MON E Y.—Only 7,600 Tidkets. Tickets and Shares are. selling by • T. Contractor for another Lottery, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; Who Sold more than Half the Capitals of the Last Lottery; And by all his Agents in the Country. " HONE% NATIONAL TOY," &e. &c. This day were published, The two most extensively embellished, and most rapidly selling productions ever issued from the Press, THE QUEEN's MATRIMONIAL LADDER, a National Toy, by the A UTHOK of the POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, with fourteen Step-scenes; and Illustrations in Verse, with Eightemi- other Cuts. Thirty eighth Edition, price One Shilling. it. NON MI RICORDO ! By the same Author. With Cats. Twenty-sixth Edition, price Sixpence. London : Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-hill ; and sold by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. Country Orders, enclosing remittances, will be punctually executed, and placards for doors and shop-windows enclosed. PRIVATE ASYLUM, For the Reception and Core of. Persons bbonling under MENTAL DERANGEMENT, At SAUGHTONHALL, in the- immediate Vicinity of Edinburgh. IT is now generally admitted,. th a t Medical Aid i s of she greatest-advantage In the removal of this most dread ful calamity, assiduous scientific attention to its various symp toms having often led to a cure in cases which were apparently desperate. ' The ESTABLISHMENT at SAVGHTONIIALL his been, for nest!y twenty years past, under the medical manage mem of •Dr. ORORGE WOOD, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and Medical Attendant on the Lu natic Asylum attached to the Edinburgh Charity Workhouse, and of Mr. BRYCE, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and during that period has been eminently sui cessful in restoring many persons, who had been placed there labouring under this malady, to their friends and to society. ' The Howe is every way adapted to the purpose, large, com modious, and detached from neighbours, with retiredwalksi and the domestic attendants Lave been long habituated to the ma nagement and economy of an institution of this nature. No strangers are permitted to visit the house, except the friends of the patients, or Professional Gentlemen in consultation with Dc. Wood or Mr. Brice. Par particulars application may be made to Dr. Wood, surgeon, Hrriot-row, Edinburgh, or Nr. &ycs, surgeon, St. Andrmes square, Edinburgh. TO THE LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. Grxvi.sm ex, UNDERSTANDING that Nlr.Aldermin Magnay, whose name is next in rotation for the MAYORALTY, although he declines offering himself in any way as a Candidate, will, in the event of the Livery being pleased to elect him, un dertake the discharge of its duties, I think myself called upon to state, that from every feeling of delicacy and respect, I am most anxious not to be placed by my friends before that Gentleman at the approaching Election. On the con trary, without justly incurring the charge of presumption on the one hand, or on the other that of shrinking, in times of political animosity, from 'a public duty, hid it devolved upon me according to the usual course, I trust I may be per mitted to say, that, in consequence of the increased illness of a part of my family, which, 'I now regret to find, will render their residence at the sea-side for a considerable time indispens able, the arduous end responsible office of the Mayoralty (requir ing as it does a constant residence in London), would thus in various ways be necessarily attended not only with much incon venience lo others and to myself, but with the impracticability of paying that degree of respect and attention so justly duets every branch of the Corporation and Livery of Lotion. I will only add, with muchosieference, that should your fa vourable opinion induce you to elect me as your Chief Magis trate in the year following the present, when, according to my rotation, I shall be a Candidate . for that honour, it - shall bemy most anxious endeavour to discharge, .with firmness'and Impor dality, the duties of that. High Office r _to tiselotain dignity, and t. uphold the rights and franchises of .my Fellow Citizens. - With every feeling of gratitude to those Friends who have kindly offered me their support, . I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With muck respect, Southend, Essex, Your faithful and obedient. servant, Seprernber ST, 1820. W. HEYGATE. - • . •••• • n • 9RELDRAL4,14R47:100.,,.. 2,4 Lao. THE Committee for 4614 the City Laiids v 0 . 1 -a-..hteet it'Gulldhall, on VittritibAr the 12th da r of •etober nest, at Twelve o'clock at 'Nsen, to sbll by Public Auction, the OSie or Pace Of One of the Four ONION and , FRUIT rdrivats of the City of Leaden, vacant by the death of Mr. Jot* Naas. • The %tittle:a and Conditions of •fialeatay be seen oh iippli ' cation at the Cateptroller'ralito; JOS. BUSJINAN, Comptroller. „ . _ 1 I II II