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• ex . '''' , ~. '"' ' ',: • ' ...!...A.t . ... .-';•;,'" ' % _l li io : 11. :~~.~~~~ ~. CHRISTAMS FESTIVITIES. -.111. Dramatic Amateur Theatricals will, as usual, take t h u lead et this season of festivity. The MiMiters are preparing Al lin the lr►oig, The Dilemma, The Doldrum, Me Devil to Pay. and The Beggar's Opera. Pearhem, by the Right Hon. (1. Cann Imo. The whole to conclude with the favourite duet of Bath Sides of the Gutter. The Wm,. Cum—Notoriety,. Like Master like eilan, end he Bumpkin's disaster. To conclude with the favourite song M Galloping Dreary Dam. The Comitem of 1.---ne"Prenoked M is Much to Blaine, and The Liarnece. The CI 'ATKA GuaastaLs--Edse Alarms, The Three and the Deuce, with a Pas Seel, enlird The Medley, by Sir A 27111111 WELLLSLEY, half soldia•,r and half Doctor MILNER—Know/ year we Magid—Hob in the Well, and S'peetilatirm. The Slarquis sf Aumicuett—The Votary of W-ahk, am( The Merril Maerners✓.with an litter lode from Twelfth Silcht; or, irkii yaw Will. Madame CA I—The :!treeable Surprise. The Birth Day, and The Lullaby. General Junirr—l)ake or iso Doke. The Kind Impoqur, Too Civil by Half, and The Cheats of Seriphs. Yesterday Her MAJSITY and the Parecesein i with a select party, dined id Her Ma'eaves house, at Prognitne. After dialler, Mr. Cawrwetual'i the celebrated performer on the musical glows, was introduced into the Royal apartaneuts, and displayed his admirable performances. Most of the Ministry'', the Duke of Moveranae, and a large abseinhlage of the Minister,' friends, are expected, on liatiarday, at the Earl of Coil- Dfos's seat, the Wilderness, in Kent, to spend the Christmas with the Noble Earl. Tl►e three Cintra Gcnerals have not dined to gether since their returu bon► Portugal, null yet it is allowed that they. are on in the same yarn. Yesterday being St. Thoo• ,+'. day, the sayer was oheerveal at Court as a collar-day, by all those who attended, belonging to We noble orders, 'veering their collars. A pamstraph in one of the Paris Papers states that the French Eagles in Portugal were oppoaed to General Blaze:rd. The Doke of 1'..1:11.A ND gave a grand dinner, vesterday, et Burliogtt.o House, to Earl CAVDEV. Viscnuni CAIITLItIMAGH. Lord 114wKru6tntir • Lord MULOAAVE, Mr. CAusty.go, and nearly t h . whole of the Cabinet Miiii:aers. His Grace will give another grand dinner, on gotioiday, at %Outran*. What with the multitude of fear pas iu matri mania life. and the frost, it must be allowed that these are s!ippery times. Viscount and Viscountess CANT TOW are- ex pected, this day, at. their house, George-street, Hanover-squere, from Abbot Langley, Herts. Lord FOLEY attained, yeAtrilay.. hos 28th year. His Lordship, on the oeenham, love an eines-Wa ttle:it to his dotites.ties. Blue noses and red Amos ure now the raze atuung the fainionable Nudes of this guy metropolis. Ministers, who have such snug births, must t h iuk it very hard to be turned out of doors at this in clemtot ~eascon. Tht. Countebt. or ORMOND arrive 4, yesterday. at NrnoT's Ilotrl, from Brighton. The new Theatre of Covent-Garden will hear some, ret.enablauce to the Cabinet; the first stone will be a block of Portland. The Eurl of Moral is expected to spead the Christmas holiday*. in Derbyshire. ViseormieNg RD is expected at the Cusa• CELLOR of the laism ExcarrovEles 1 101 Pie ilr Great George's-street, Westminster, On the 4th of uext month, from Bath. . _ flisltoyal Highness the Doke of Sums, the Poirruousbx Astoitso.toon. maul sv%eritl other prr sons of diitinetion, alined yam :May at JAWASM'S hotel in flood-arca. Sir Ilia/feu and Lady NIAT6 returned, yes terday, to their house in Albemarle-street. front Dag/ism-park, Essex. The Couutess of CLUDISONT had a select party, last evening, at her house in Berkeley-squarer. The Earl of CUATtIAII is gone on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND at &Avails-castle. Earl CAMDAN sent off, yesterday afternoon, an express to his Lordship to retails to town im mediately. In diggirug lately under the sewer of Lcadenliall street, ti coin was found, which titan, the impres sion of the ftipl or T. VIIPAIIIAN. On the reverse is the image of* female crowned with laurel. Set oil, lost week, from FORTUNE and BLACK 'gime% hotel, prince's-street, Edinburgh, the Earl of Ei.‘to, Brigadier-General and Lady LOUISA Easitistr, for London; John FARQUHAR.. SOX. Esq. Miss FARQUHARhON, of Haupt), Mr. JOHNSTON,and Wtt.t.t.iist JAMESON. sq. • The Earl and Countess of SHATTLYRURT. and the Ladies Ltruhmr, intend to keep open house this Christmas, at their princely domain, at Cranbourit, in Dorsstshire. Mr. lect.enox displayed his unrivalled powers at Fahnonth Theatre, lour successive nights of the last week, to crowded houses. On Sunday se'n alight he visited his native pari-h of St. Keverne, after en absence of near 44) years. The bells were set a-ringing on the ocarsion, and every other ma nifestation of joy and respect was shewn by the in habitants to their distinguished parishioner, who, in esturn, treated thesis with princely liberality. The ►epresentation of The Puor Gentleman, and The Blind Boy, at the Lewes Theatre, occupied the eves.ing of Thursday. when one of the boxes was graced by Viscountess HAM rout the Countess of CUL:III.IITIM.Sir R.H AMMON D, Lady KAM9IoND, the Mis.es Horse, &c. STUAST distinznished himself in the little part of Humphrey Dobbins.— On Saturday evening, The Soldiers Daughter, and The Hunter of the /lips. were performed, by dev.re of Captain Kant., and his Independent Troop of Cavalry, who-e patrona.ge brought good boxes, 'out the pit sad the gallery were not so well filled. bouquet' felt iiirnself ( t ulle at home in Governor lienrtall: and the Scnior il/eVort was well per sonated by itAcxuAx. TOE (OVRT. Yesterday, about twelve o'elork, llir NIAJZsTY came to town, from Windsor, mid was received at the Queea's Palace liy the Dukes of Vona, KKNI, SVSSCX. mid CAstnitionc.. At two o'clock Its AJEiTY held a Private lLevee, which was attended ht.— 'The Arthhishop of Canterbury, the lard Presidrut of the Council, the First Lord of the Treisirf, the lecretAries of State in the Fore and IVar Depart.neofs, the Cuaueollur of the Escherpt,r, the Lora uf the Admiralty, the Pre. indent of the Huard of 'Trade, the Jud;e-Adv.mate, the Duke of 31uutruse, the Spanish Ambassador; Lords Heatldield, (*Athol ick), St. Deletes, (ia aitiug),Gurernor.Catuerou, Cap talk Unice, Sir S. Cottrell, fur. Home, ice. The following had the honour of being presented to Ili' AIAJESTY : Admiral Apo.ln.', upon his being appoiste4 Euvoy Ex traordinary and Mink.ter Plenipotentiary fiefs the Supreme Jassla of Spain, by Mr. Calming, and cootitteted Sy Sir Ste phen t7etteell, the Master of the 11'1mi:winos. Nis teary had an audience of Ilia 'Majesty, deli% vreil los ere4en. tight, and was must gror'nusly received. Capt. Bruer, of the Virginal, upon return from service. Governor Cain.:rou, upon his return fr..out the Maims& Islands. M. Name, spon his being appointed Serjeant Surgeo4 to theKiag. After the Court boa broken up, H.,MAJESTY set off nu his return to Windsor. Hir IVlAJgbrif field it Privy Council, and . Rave audience* to the'Duki• 44 . PORTLAND and the Cu- Wiwi Ministers present. Mr. lIVDICR. the Judv-Aclvntate, tnidbefura h is M.s.msTe the proceedings of lODIC Courts- Martial. Sr. THOMAS'S DAY. Yesterday, according to ancient euatoin, the elec tion of Want Officers took place in all the different Wards of the Ctty, the Lord Mayor h.►ving given out precepts for that purpose. Soon after ten o'clock, the Lord Mayor went in state to the parish church of St. Michael's, Cornlidl, where h:• held his own Wartlinote ; from which he went to Botch ers'-hall, l'uthling-lane, e d ere he held ■ Ward mote for the Ward of Billingsgate ; and next to Drapers'-hall, where he Arid Wartlinote for the Wjerd of Broad-street—the Alders►• n of them Wards, (Sir William Leighton and Sir itiebard Perring.) biting indisposed. In neither of them was thtre anr oppositiou n►their Common Council. Sir C. Price held hit 11 arthuote, for the Ward of. Farringdon Without, at the parish chur.•h of St. Andrew's, Holborn, when, upon the resignation of Mr. Quin, a, one of their Common Coasi..4l. Mr. Crook RA Mr. S. Miller were prof oosil as 01101- &tato, and, upon the chew of hands. the.e Gessti.e. men Sere declared to be eieetetl. anti Alr. 'Stomas Harper, an old member, was thrown out. A poll was demanded for Mr. Harper, which iminetliutcly took plum ; at its close, yesterday evening, the numbers were at f 0,110., 5t0t.... , 0T. IMPULCIIten Mr. James *9 Mr. Wm Grath ...... Sir. Ab Yustag IS H.I. Brewer. Esq. Dep. is )Ir. Jobs Dairies sm Mr. James Ilerwer IS AT. ♦ ~nasw•~—go~.aoßv, Shr J. Bromeolob, kit. 99 I Mr. %Viu. Jobs Reeves g 7 !GUTH 1110 E-4.11% SRI Ilea. Rt. Herring, Diy. Rep. a.II di r. Joho Isischoio. OO St?. Hog. Wr ...... 91 IT. DUNSTAVP. 'Wr. Thee M. Bareks.. 23 I Mr. Tim. Ilarper is Der.Wer. Morrell Ott UT. NIMILTIVs-bLVDCI lft. Mr. Ituht. Waithamn., yqi I Mr. Thus. Reeve .94 Tne poll wilt be resumed et elesen o'clock this day. Alderman T. Smith held his Wanlin.:te, for the Ward of Farringdon Within, when Mr. Winter. of Newgate-street, WWI noinivated in opposition to the present sixteen Nlembers, asol a poll being de manded, it commenced directly, at the close of which the manila:is were-- Mr..Sc:eteirer4l 4.1 31r. Mror 43 I Mr. Pritchard 45 Mr. Wiuter 3l) Mr. Leigh 33 1 Mr. Catheel! 33 Mr. emu!, r 31 Mr. WbrebUt Mr. &ekes .. : I In the Wald of Ilifflurpsgate, Mr. John Freeman was nominated, in nppo.ition to the old inenillers. and a poll desnailled, which is to c 11111 l nence. to-. morrow, at eleven o'clock. Mr. Lewes ste Mr. l'lmk IF. S. Sui.lb l4 Mr. 3letcgli Mr. 1% telger Mr. J. S.d.Ct M.,.Ja.hes Small Mr. &kerb 83 We hive not beard or any other eJnteat in the el.ctiona. HAMPSHIRE ELECIIO.Y. The poll on the Hampshire Electiod commenced, on Tuesday, at Winchester. Sir John Polleu de clined, in consequence, it is supposed, of an *sour ance from the friendi of Mr. Heatheute, that the objection taken to the eligibility of the loiter was groundless ; of course there were only too candi dates, viz. Mr. I lerbert and Mr. Heatheote. ['n— ylons to the poll, notice was given by the Shenif, that it would close at eleven o clock, as Mr. Herbert did not regard the number of votes, inteiwliug to rest entirely upon the decision of the House of Com mons on the point whether his opponent sue eligible or not. Accordingly, at eleven n'ellek, the poll closed ; when the number of votes aiipearixl to lie for Mr. riZATICOTE. 41--44* Mr. HERBERT, tl ; of coarse Mr. USATIICOTE was declared by the High Sheriff duly elected. Mr. HasTtscotz then, in en appropriate speech, begged the Freeholders, who were his friends, to ac cept his sincere thanks for their support ; and said, that by electing him as their rekresentative, they had conferred on him the object of his highest ambi tion ; that he should always exert himself for their interest; and as to the question about his he felt not the least alarm on that point. Mr. LIBRIUM also thanked h is friends for their support ; and said, that if the House of Commons should declare his opponent ineligible, ile should then hove the honour to represent them in Parlia ment, when he trusted they would nut had him wanting in his duty either to his country or Lis constituents. _ _ The Meeting then broke up, and Mr. Hrath cote war chaired by the portiere. The Clerkship of the Pelts its Ireland, held by the late Earl of Livaaroot., we are informed, Mel liven in reversion, many year' since, to the Eat! at Snap:son. LAW lATELLIGENCE. counir OF CHANCERY, Llscock's-iix, DAG. at. DEFENCE OP THE NATION. • AI(AYANI ISIIWLAND, ESQ. •. CLAIM Mr. Amemstiuhit moved that the Master is tine moose should he directed to allow 40:. costs to be paid, which hod accrued under the following circumatauces :—A poor now, a native of Cum berland. had come up to London, mils *mussed a considerable fortune. which lie laid out in the fund*, to the amount of 10,0:101. Before his de cease he made his will, appointing the late Abra ham Newland his Executor, and bequeathing to Government the 10,0001. in the funds, fur the defence of the nation. lie also bequeathed his personal property to a Mrs. Clark. 'There were three years' dividends due on the money in the fossils at the c!eath of the testator. which amounted to Mrs. Clark claimed the dividends as the perstmal property of the testutor; but the Court determined it was not rested in her. but in the neut of kin to the testator. No next of kits appeasing, the A TTJRN eir-Gt ti VCRS/. claimed the dividends ou the part of the Crown, and attended the Alaster for thut purpose; but after he attended some time. it appeared there was next of kin, a labourer in Cumberland. who became entitled to the 42001. The present application was for the costs accrued by the Attorney-General on the part Of the Crow., Mut abide Wee Master refused to anew. Mr. ALIULANDIM contended, that the Master had a ri ! !,ht to allow the vests ; for if it had not been for the Attfirm:a-General claiming for Go vernment, the next of kn. would have to this day remained Ignorant of his right. - Mr. Counsel for tl►e i)efet►daut, contend ed, that if the Attorney-General, by au improper interference, incurred emts, there could be no equi ty in asking the Court to direct dad his Client, a pour pauper, should pay them. Mr. A LIMA X ote, iis reply, said, that hivLearnerl Friend, Ai r. Hell, most appreciate fortis tie very ilitle randy now from the time hr left Curvberlitil, when la. called is lals.urer, pommaing 11,4001., a paiiper. tie I►ad no hesitation in saying, that he believed be wa• the richest man, fur his situation in We, ►n all Cu►nberland. The LORD CDANCRLLOR observed, that he sup posed Mr. Alexander felt jealous of Mr. Bell tient the 162001. had not gone limiter North. He conceived the Attorney-General's interference in such cases as that before him was of essential service, as it helped to unravel ticts, which, e m, otherwise would never be lairiwn. He was of opinion the costs should he allowed ; but he would inquire from the Master what were the (Acts that milutsnl hiw to refuse them, bet ore he made any order. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Gt; mon ttL, Dm 21. Sittings GeAre Lord ELLiAsoaouGH, awl a Spe- cm/ ?lirse.., The Court were oeeilpiesi w all this duy with three insurance causes, wherein the watuesoc.,, (being thinly tort igirers,l were mostly examined by of interpreter 4 ; nut the cis:moons:ices were 'lot autlivieutiy isslarresting to be worthy of detuiL °DORI OP COMMON PLLAS, G1.11.1)14a LL, I)cc. 21. LEI V. CABS. This was an action brought by the Assignees of Prt!s , ..r.. William and Robert Eartuo, bankrupt.. against the Defendant. upon the statute of usury, tv recover iwnitlt,es in treble the ',mount opens three several billy of e7;chunge. discouuted by the Plaintiff for the bankrupts and upon which it was charged he had taken mitre than the legal ititerest. Mr. William Easton, elle of the bankrupts, stattd, that he, in partnership with his ip.phiw Ho bert, had decried ou the business of Scotch ware housemen, and was acquainted with the Defend ant. On the stliit August, in the last year, he applitst th him to let him have his acceptance, at a short date, fora bill which had been drew a by his house on: and accepted by, Messrs. Il}ain, Coati and Co. at six months' date, from the ilst August. for y 371. Its. This the Videtiilant deck lied to do, but offered to•diseouct his bill upon the genie terms he had done before with one in the month of April. These terms were the payment of the legal discount, together with three and a half per cent. ass premium for the Defendant's guaraii , teciii.• ' the paymen - of the bill by the accept' r. ith these terms he complied. He said he wished the bill to be guaranteed, but it was for the purpose •if getting the bill discounted ; lie had no I...biota whatever cr the solvency of the acceptors. Ile received a letter from the Defendant, guaran teeing the payment, 'but could not tell what was become of it, as the note being paid, it became sides% The discount was deducted. et the dine he received the inoney for the bill. He paid the amount of the guarantee. amount trig to 361.. lbs. in Boot -note% either the name day, or the swat. It ba. a separate transaction. On the 4th September following, he got an accept ance of his draft on Meiidex De Costa, at three months after date, for 4091. I is. ; on the 7th, he took it to the Defendant, who offered to discount it, npon reeciving one and a quarter per ceut. to goaraiitee h ; to this lie e • reed, and this discount was accordingly deducted, and on the next day he putt! 31. 2.. for the guarantee oh it....,- The letter for this purpose, was, in the some manner, and for the same reason. lost, as the former. the 14th of November. in the same year, he had an ceptance of his draft, on Messrs. Hardy. Otley, and Co. at six months after date, tar West. 4.. — This he took to the D. &admit, and winded hint to guarantee it for the purpose of getting it discount ed. Beside.' the diva -omit, he paid three and a half for the guaranteeing of it. its bank notes, amounting to Si. 165.; he had no fear whatever as to the payment of any of the three notes. Cpon his cross-examination, the. Witness said he had betel iutiinete with the Defendant since 1817/3 ; that he had deelings with him to a considerable amount ; and that he had discounted bill. for himb which he hail refused to guarantee, to the amount of 20001. and opoarrie. The proposal in the tirst instance had come from the Witness, am& was a boitatif.ft trausactiort, and not tvlourable. Mr. Serjeaut COCKELL, for the Defendant. ad. dressed the Jury, without ...tiling any. Witnesses, resisting ou the fairness of the transaction. and dist the Defendant was justified • tion for the rink he ran by •ro^.. rating: tho oa.ek rupt, and *bleb bad nut!itig svll:a. vet to au with the diseountitox of the notes. _ The Leap Cutter J mows left it to the Jury to decide, whether, by the coiion' of ni, Enhanta. the Defenant was at all justifiable in eimrging for the gnarantee? and if so, tu a hit menus.: ? or whether, under the *acts in the•ca v e, It ea.+ not takiiisr ee lottrahly more. for the mie of money, then the raw would allow under the denomination of rti. e i tan s? The fury retired for a con.i.lerni.le length of time, and at last brought in a verdict flu; the ltlain titt;upon the fi rst bill, for 9371. IPe., aid upon the last fur IGUI. as. COURT-MARNAL. On Monday last, a Court-Martial was held on hoard His Majeay's ship Salvador dr/ .iiroado, lion.oare, on Mr. Soak, ?Ammer's-mate of the P 41".• elian, on ehar.r, exhibited agnin.t into by U.-me n:int .o . tetenton, of the Parthina, for the murder a Cdpv.uu Balderston, on the nth had. President, ltrar-Admiral SUTTON; VKL*ENT, Rear-Admiral Stopford, I Capisin Bruke, Captain -- S r Wni. Bolton, "Ladd, - *) , o o gr. I ••••••••••• Smith. The Court having heard the evidence in support of the charge, V* well as the Prisoner had to Oar it, his sieAirier; and having very maturely and deliberately weighta and cnin.i , lered the *lint. was of opinion thit thu charge had bee.i proved against the Prisoner; and did, in cdnseciuciii•e there of, adjudge the and Mr. Junes Smith to b° 11311 !vl by the neck until he is dead, ut the ; ar.l-erns of such one of His 31aiesty's siiips,•autd ut such tirue, as the Lords Commissioners of the Adlish..iltj direct. The trial lofted upward.' of fOlir 'boors, during the whole of which the Prisoner appeared totaby indifferent to Si, fait. POLICE. ForruS 11-TELLII , ;;a. -- Ssomwah Can was, yesterday, lieuught by Armst MUT, &a °direr, ho'wre Jostwa Ilwsra, Ell charged wall Itat tug reit:tort to tell the fort woe of uvcral young yes il:t. has been brought its eastukly to this (Mica, several limas, on stai;:ar charges. Summit Stcb;field, a pretty girl, about sixteen yenrs of tte e weta, about a woisils big..., to the lis&liogs of the Prisota , ..r, IN Wchhe.squan., Sh,nraitch, and requested to have her for: tune told. Mrs. Car,• produced a park of tanis, which she ahu:Red, 11/141 divided into stv,ral parcels, and said, the 111.ttica4 would have come teolible very soon, but it woithl end to h•r slur would be married before 'be ts a; teen, awl untold have lone children, all hope—that her husband ninth! he • tall thin you's: Luau, of 4lnrkittls clotsulehoin, _ ..tlAry lktl, an..ither good-lookhig girl, who spwared to he good the same a;e, said, that she rah with Saha., Schofield when she bad her fortune told, ma was also aimOser girl. Mrs. Carr told all their fortdasy , after going through a .teal of fere ttttt with Coe cards. She told this girl, that she would have a great assay children, all of whom be very like their father. The girl paid ts. fur teliing three of dem their foetal:we. Efiro'.ot4 Word, another fortuse-teller, was eltantined be fire :ha Rune Magistrate, under Inure agzravutal eirenta- SLauCes. 'EL: saute girt, Mary hell, was the pri....ipal wit lass to this case. Mae has known tic: P. wooer souse menthe. . On last Tuesday eke Item, acconirinied by !Sarah ?riot, (another gill not niute than 14) to the place where the Pri loner knitted, in ri s heeler-street,Spita' nelus, where they wt., met toy Mrs. Wood's husband, who emit/titled them up %loud soon appeared ; and, after the tatial, 'arr.. of slits4hug sod um idillC the cards, promoted to relate Ihr turluisatr weds which it volt! hap;.e.t to her ; she said she was to mans the water, which she had alresrly done, and that she h. ed very 'war a Corner 'mum ; she Sr.. not to keep Company with say boys tall she oar to or Mrs. Wood stud, drat the person she heed with was her greatest en. and that she was not to pr. any attention to what she said, but treat her with contempt ; the, she would have a good husband and nrsov five Children ; if she seined her ioatane told nie.e certain by the planet", it sotitd h« halfa eroa• she &mended and rete.v....l a sbdliug for what one bind already said. Sarah Sv tit, who was with Mary Het!, had her fortune told, which sa. something :the that of the latter. The comarqurnees of the frequent r:sita of these girls and several others, to Mrs. Cave ..a4 Mrs. Wood, begat to •le very serious, which was the cause of the prosent inquiry. The aurt'.y Magistrate, with his tonal feeling and huma nity, aditiouished, in the moot salmaty manner, the coailact of the girls, nod recommended them to th4..ent,us attention of tlolr parent, ; he at the Mlle tine ceprohoted the con duct to . the P.Monetn, who are both married women, and have children of their owe. They were convicted u rogues and vagabond% and com mitted to the Home of Correction, till the Sestilo..s. The fronds of the girl. were held in receinisuce foe their appearance against theta. Yesterday sentlight, the prisoners which were confine') iu the County Gaol of St. Dunstan's, Canterbury, were removed from thence to the New Gaol and [louse of Correction. for the Eastern Division of Kent, lately completed in the precinct of St. Augustin's Monastery in Lotemort. They were conveyed in a caravan, and during the re— moval, our ill them, Joins Betts, alias Geurge Wise. committed on ri* charge of felony. c ,, titrivett to snake his etyma., by drawing his hand throng), him which, with a chain, he wan finked with the otlier , :. A reward is offered fur lil a f a. apprehension. On Saturday morning last, is tl:rre engineers. belonging to Fusit colliery, about two toile s south from Dalkcitli, were repairing the etiOur, the to which several tons of pump itte , .. tidied, gave way, and precipitated the scaffolding on which the men stood to the bottom of Ole pit. Two of th►m were killed, and the other was vary ►everely hurt. _ _ . . The 'Ticket, No. 3,436, drawn . a Prise on Tues day of e 0.0001., was sold in Our Half, One Quartet.,• One liith. and Two Sixteenths, and LRAM s . drawn arise of 5,0001., wits bold in Sixteen Sig. teentlis ; likewise 7,::31, drawn tl* !Lame dap a Prize 'of 5001., was sold in Azteen Sixteenths, try Sir J. BRA NSCOMD and Co.. at their Lncky Lottery No. I l, Holborn ; 37, Cornhill ; 31t, Hat. market, St. James's ; and 489, Strand ; where 7.091, entitled to the first Grand Prize of 300 Tickets, was sold in One Half, Oue Quarter, Ono Eighth, and Two Sixteenths ; likewise the tbret 3001. Prize, drawn the First Day, wens all Sold. Shared, and Registered, at the shove Offiers, where Tickets and Shares tire new warranted un drawn, and the fortunate holders of the above Shares tray receive the stimnisit of each respective Prise on demand.—Pletisc to obaerve, there are brat two clays to draw, sod Three uo,othil. Prizes in Au W bent. • • • r . • ► • 1• a I. • 7 1 a . Iry ml HD wd msij;