The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-11 00:00:00

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' ?...„...• ..., t;0 1286 . 4 . 4 . _ :.. ,--1;.?..:..., _.1 , c,:. • _ _ ../.: ... i. ... .. ~ Lolv*DO.A4 irsturEsil4v APittt 11. 1810. i . . . '... . . . -. .. Pitlcr646. • . . - , • • . . _ . .1-.._ _ . - 7 .eall i . . . . .. s ., ItE " ---- , 0 7 ----- 1. cuiffraitiirlal tan -1-.- titx. Tiib - .-• Thl• Day was pithlithed, in Bvo. price 81. in Boards, . . - . IMPEltielt PARas43lls,Nl'. , ' Vol' Ms own part, hew it) as ready - as any matt 6 1.1 11 , d Will SPOTI'I 3 .O BOY, ••kinelern A N iNTRODUCtiON TO ARITIIAIL I 1 s , on t • . -1-•ossei••:. 0 'bind himself to the se ['port of Gut Cement in tin Os • 0., et i... „ Id. from the cntitttittiE taI.ANM in re.. TIC; er, a complete E./Pirate Ronk, for the Use HOUSE OF LORDS, Aran. 10. of *facultthe um f o i e ., ; prsiroenv of Neer .es eon whet.* body it a both of Towhees and Studen Students : bein g the first Part of a r e- y and danger, and in support o f n :pi - ,: s - o f lice %andel-fut . ' Works of G..)1 . heing beautifully neral Course of Mathematics, with Notes , nontaining tho Th e Ili was for slime time occupied in a Coolatiitp• of privilegeS of the House; but when be -amid e this .- 0 red miser bt a thvenory of spots of the roost beautiful Reason or every . Rule, deihniNitrated from the mast simple Privileges do the Banbury Peera g e ; e t k er which the Cum.. pledge, he Colild not but declare that what "eft sad emeptrent Amen And is hit., of commending An. and la 'dent Proneedes : torther with some of the most use-1 matte tilts ordered to sit agaip on Tit y next: hdd recently happened Was not dielesilt to foresee.. ~ e.y al or r ,. and a C.itoriteninee the moo faecisatin r , , ful Propertiesof Nullifiers, and inch tither Patticulan as are fll after prayer were read, we lie thought the condact of his alajtisty's MiOisters I On the admission of Mr ' 4 1 4 ; I 'ea , idwitirahl. proportioned., anal is, iii ilie i,OOOl l o r calculated to elucidate the more abstruse toad intermting r o . nda :.',, I:adr . and Gartman aho have seen this ermilerful Parts of the Science. • A Menke from tbe Commons; erffiging up a amber of exceedingly culpable. The scene which took cow!. the c cratest Curiosity ever beheld. By .101 IN BONNYCASILE, Nay b , „ ea a t so. 41, Strand, within three door: of Professor of Mathematic* itt the Royal Military Academy, Bills, mostly private ; one of theta was a tuft for iamorpora- place ill the seetrupolis for the last fool. days was tang a Gas Light Coo pany.-These Bills were rear!, , of kilo / e m - umeet, roym Ten la the ‘litriii:ig till diflit%+ 1 1d- Woolwich. coarse, si first time.ef • most 'filleting nature, and f o r which, in his • pie:mire tot Ladies and G,•ntlemen, One Shillin g ; Children Printed for Soo. Johnston and Co. St. Paul's Ch urc h-y ar d. Ou t he' ant reading of the Gets Light nod Inlaaslable Air opinion, his Majostf's Ministers were answerable. IVbere may belied. by the same Author, Bill, the Mar is of BUClic ll - 4 6 1 4A.hi hatantoodY ulllide4 fl cry of No, no! They had, with respect to bjit t r . ir l e ..iilie. and Gentlemen wishing to see this wonderful 1. The SCUOLA IVA GUI I) I; to A Rail M, ET IC ; or, to the title of the Bill. He did not cuoceive 800, in the L. . i his giving a day' s notice, may be a coo p!ete ilf. !ere l. e . B oo k, f or t h e U se o f Schools ; with present t emper o f woe . mea t s m i n d, arty new enatrinece to toe Hoe. Baronet, full a fortnight to look into Dust their oaf) ledin..,, Notes, containing the Reason of every Rule, demonstrated prudery to ‘ romable =wee was am.„l„,*ry With regard to ill the laws of the ceutitry for the pkiepotte of pro. ac ,sannvi ,tell after 4:,•seis in the Evening. _ from the most simple and evident Princ i ples ; together with i he O bj ect o f t h e gin i tw if, h e am id on ly ' say , t h at fi; rt h ree coaling according to the Imre principle of the lair, - ' • _ ........---_ some of thorniest isKfill - Properties of , embers, and ft/Metal 'years, be bad beta? subject 'to iCpargodoly hods the experi- Tr'. day was pObliilted4 price Sr. ' Eniorili,heil a ith a ...area Likenese • Tlwormas fur the more, eatc.aimilw of the . Sleieuem. ,91 b omit , ol d -th u s lif Ja•meaa,la be mi s ted ' la, meal of toe and to search shit precedent*. An •adjournment • • . -., . - ir 1101 IL•4 of time 1,11 1.: of ,S iit FRA.NCIS, ‘ E t i . ti ,t,r" I t t :i ito ilth6 pui' te ia bd * N hul e lia ' oo ~i ngigguit- 4.- --- A 4101 4 - -' . I vaz i tiz b iterisoom owiladoiseses • diisteartirtfenrirFeWifit alai - ',' ji. Benin . 1 t 1" flan.; including a ft/thrill Narrative PRACTICAL GEOMETRY r with Notre.. oemaittio; the - •• : I . • _ -- • 'Which thet-ihOwld hie. litinsidered th• still sprite • , g ibe whole liroc•ooling. in the Thome of c o m m ons on the I Remiss of every Rule, cerwrively l 'asid chmtly demonetised. .ftitVERSION' BILL.• country.' It wee the bounden duty of the Seerea - ' • • -aims of his Comaiiinient so. the Tower for publishiug a Troth Edition. Privets. bound. ' Lora HOLLAND 'wished to 'cell the attention of their'. Q‘ ki j o . l - to his casetituenit, wills the Speeches of Ole different 3. AN INTROOUCTLON to A UGEBRA ; w ith Not es Lordshi t a twit Bin now on their table, reip ee to w the o w e.. tarry of Stile Tor the florae Department to have ees.n on the saw, includitet that by Ste S.i west. Ito- and ob.eryntiottos desigare for the the of Schools and Places ing of Pieces in Reversion. Ilt the alawere of the Noble known Ali state of the public HAW, and as a grog particular Arenunt of his being of Public Edaretion. Pighth Edition, Price et. bound. fart (Grosvenor) oho had so ably taken up the question on a soar ; toerther with a act Was to bb done, he , was booed most' empties- . stet aid lodged in the rower, mid of the Persons EHied ' 4. AN INTRODUCTlON to - former °marina, he should make au motion respeeting the , l a Vitnualed mou the whin) of the Military. ries of Letters from a Precepter to his Pupil : in which the Bill. This -only be simile tblak proper to observe, that as Ilea/ to provide the means to carry it into if. Mato:ern lesem condet et aohilein, naive useful and interesting Ports of the Science are clearly some Noble Lords seemed on that occasion to: feel some em- feet. What was the consequence e Ministers, ua.. • lo a m: pr i nte d for Sherwood, !Jetty, and Jones, Pater- i and familiarly explained. The sth Edition, improved, Il- harrassatent.and scruples in proceeding in the DPI till a Mes- mer - t ee. -- lustrated with Copper Plates. Price 9s. in boards. sage had been received from his. Majesty, signifying his as- tit a late hour on Saturday•night, dilubted the'ellfio...._ • 5. THE ELEMENTS of GEOMETRY ; nr, an Ahridg. sent to it. he would now warn such Noble Lords to take as cacy of the•warrant, or whether it ought ter be easo . TO BE POLO tilr_ AUCTION, meat of the first six, had the eleventh and twelfth Books of eorly opportunity of knowing his Majesty's plessare 00 the tied into effect or out . There were doubts and. BW. BURT, .. . Euclid ; with Notes, Critical and Explanatory. Fourth subject,aull not again canoe down tetWer 10 strange an excuse ~.. ._. ~ . of . . .. , . Price Se. hound. , foraot proceeding its the Bill.-Adjourned. ainicuisses -in tee minds Ministers al to the 0.4 . At the 111Plell !lead Inn, lihstaet-plisce, Norwich, on SA- Edit' IT gnAir.•lbe list instant, 6. A TREATISE on PLANE and SPIIF.RICAL TRI- • . mmtiesee t‘tre sad intent of the warrant, and to their hat.. .ii , 4 Most Desirable P.itftM, situated at AT.I3Y tiiistvdETßY i wit* their most useful Applicatimu. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Aram 10. . becility mid indecision . he attribeted all the mho p_ricell.oar _1 hds - . e on THWAITE. Nner.llt • in the occupation of !dr. 106EIITS ; consistiag of a Form-ulnae. Harms. Snarler. i W. I. IMNN Fe Mr. GOULBURN g unsettled an account ot i deader/ himself no doubt. It was a warrant fur commit.. A . a.l other Building'; "h" TWO (.0 TT AG 6.5, wills oil- AUCTIONEER, CONIM ISSION -BROKER, AND o rs of „ 4 eaeoffek , l if the l, oeol milffia. _ of , dered ‘ e lf , he - us „ . of , val. uf Seventy A:. es of Arita* and Pasture Land, of a GENERAL AGENT, • the table. . ting a person tn . execution ad j u d ge d guilty t - „, „ upr oa r quality, w ith a Right ever an extensive Com- No. 7, Cateatnn-street, Ili, Great Hassell-Greet. 1 , Covent- The Committee m id * marin, Pay-dice Big, on the no- crime. The caseetood on the law of Purliatnent,, • " a , PlPS•ri.Aili!l at NI icilarlinas sett. (iarden. and Tom ' s Cntree-hpases Curnhill4 um"no Hon of Mr. Hubert Ward, was postpaid till.thieday three which was foulided on reason. The privileges of '' Alio is situated in a aleasiot pait of the Conalry„ almond • (.., IANNOT, iii justice to his feelings, omit of: w r e a s , , with Game, Oen, mi:es tries Norwich, four moles fromthe llouse of Cumulous were fut the protection . ut• 4 feting his wannest Acknowledgments to that Public A Message from the Lords informed the Ifiattee' "that they % F is m il ar ai i i r ie ke i i p t f . r iciii N . : oi wPt e n iiq W ii n if t b o n r' h a ir ad .i l o a le f p ro h in i . m . C . n t .:4 n fi e f ..:: from whom he loos received so many marks of Illierality and had agreed to the Southwark Pour Rantstllill, sad several the rights and the security of the subject ; and *- e flattering encour.eaanent, and to which he attrihates the an- other Private Bills, without any amendment. . . warrant of the Speaker entitled the I - louse to tic Vet. It, Cleineut's lion, London ; Nle...n. Foster used . iitank,soliriof , I Messrs. Glegg and Pratt, Low slur- exampled succrss attetaling . his profeseiortal . e!ertione, more SIR FRANCIS BURDETT'S LETTER. assistaooe of all the Sheriffs, Magistrates, and o.'; than to any °poison he. cuula attempt taro:us of his own abi ' o rb; or the Auctimeee. .NofiliCl. Mr. CU it WEN.' ruse for the purpose of moving dicers, in every county apt! every part of the COllll. . _ tiller. Althigus;ki he does not hold out potAng promises pf ex clu„ice promptitude, be boldly :inert% without a chalice of the Order of the Dap - - try. The *arrant, therefore, when founded tin kEIIT.. , ' contiadicti -,I Mot no Competitor ever did, in. will. ,tore Tn. • SPEAKER b ed that the 11 Gent, . fit • W . rt .. • ta sere , On. reason, was as e vicious at inible_ritt as tit i OAF( TiMBFFI. ecidelote'.., eel:ovum to fore and the interes t of thine who I TI) RE SOLD BY AUCTION. ina• a 'neetoto heater him with their Commissions. who moved the adjournment of tire debate last town, in Kent, in Surrey, or any part of the - night (Mr. W. Winne) was Dot present ; .it was kingdom. It was the duty of thine Who hest say I tar Court Hal), in 'Tunbridge 'Foieti, on TittritinAY, lie particularly . addressei ., those r e h i nse tta, d .p iti w cu ub iti ru es k and si eS t s : h the 1.9111 DitaL of April, at Om o'ciock, r - allslati.a r rfs.in,t , r , •__ l !• "c. 11 " w e.d a rt U c v oiee gently be "l e lin- . the'ilettal courtesy to wait to kiluW whether he view in their measures to comedown to the Iluii.e. , . 1 1)1V 1 RDS of MO 1: II OUSI 11 D .SEV EN l i g - iel:c e * i i um other, and . . i 41. Y 1 ' agrant and sordid morose ens Haul depredations of would irluine the subject or not. , with•their tnisJs stored with every rein net:coldy • , RUN fl It ED c apit a l OAK TIM 818. 'fit FES. og T ar " v Dei t iren t it; Piwobrokerf Deplicates, which he purposes Oh-. Sir JOIIN NEWPOItt said, his il - ogp. Friend fur their accomplishment. But how towld it lie .' In 4 in the P " lsh " a Tul l aßtio l ' i E and ' "-- rioting (a• far as the cases will ;Omit) by arleashigand selling ' 'KY- The different Ferao en whisk the Timber Mande me h p r operty, without any other DC4%1( . 11011 thm) the regu- .moved the adjeurnteent . with. the view of giving accounted for in Ministers, that tweitty.fodr hours . .in tar Turupike-raiiil, sad , 'neat to the flint Med. tar Ciimaissinti. Money' advanced. as meal, On Property . 'the !loose time to look. at the letter , and hu. be. before the esecutie• is, they were not certaio of theiC , t hinted Particuless vailviiiiiiiii au the priuripal !mein euniliir•ned e a int"l i ale Side- Hewed, if he were present, It was nut his intention right to break open a dour? He did not blatms . , sow:, and Surrey t.sisdattllsi. 411, frevietuckeartet, . Flrf.L MONEY FOR PRIZES. to make any.snotion an the subject. tha Attorney-General for selvising•the mode of it-garden, Lundeen. 111ORNSBY and Co. respectfully inform their. irlie•Order 9f the Day having been called for, carrying the warrant into xxecution; bpi( if It hid . Ihe•iimlter nay be viewed: Ire' notmialit= the SPll. 4 l 4ltt reed the Order, that Cie di•bate be been. (kale lii the first instance s the flishgelibuld asswerhill. veer Tunbridge ; ar,•tie • • AAL Wriergs that every Prize pardoned at their oAleas is 111 .hooter ; Fuabridge Town. a Pavinein. whetbee a tat. or 20,00. , 1p the • • • • •._ _.,- . . fiel:PT • a lej"ii - ' bi s.... til ku--" n a t l es If an d c a t e re d 1 t t l • ..ffOlff adt4 ono 'Wormed the House that the not now have on it* J411[411111 thet !Ps . •.s - , ~ , t, a fr .. .1,..... „ye r - . w i s p , , °mossy o„, t an. ail ... . . ... _ *tete 4. .. ~...:4. ~.:. At i a l. , , skos,,ar . rte s. '. the A1i0g i0. 41.44r , fringGig prehaosions catestaisted 4 graft lags '. ilio r t • . lot LOTTERY LA t P . ' lin Fehnowy e SIM •••' N• • • ....... 4,.....,4;...0fi... . a „., ~... .. . ' • . tr• ,' ‘ - .1,1 1 .10 11 r - tr... - - +.--•-'. faSiftr MO hat iiu objectless tea tasistoblocet,:anaho .r. • ' i said, he Was anxious.to catch could not refreiwirbiu etpriosieg hi roue* s• t several of 8001. 1001.30 L &c. &e . S 5 . et I.e. Prise of. • • ocit) CO s • •••triarli--'4 l l OB atpluseet Stride Lottery affords Chalices isperior to RIO' the Speaker's eye, to deliver a few obvervations on -.H i p w as o f' o poo nn d ia l t h e pr iill egre o o f m g .. ;al gist) 1., •••,. 300 .. ... .. WOO 9 1 . IMO ; a Sixteenth Share each gain Six Thneand the letter which was the subject of debate. Ile • /louse of Commons stood as high,' and as dnirli. • hdp. ~ 2 ...... ; . , . .;•'.... • soo Gui= l4 l el l'k ets, Halve., Qsarters, and' I 'his,, therein:ll peached, as if their vindication had been propefiy . pro . (Ow Hundred Thousand Pomo& can be gained most undoubtedly entertained the same principles do - executed; andbesthought the failure was impute.: 50 4 ,1 1 , ' I Capita*. , by a Agile AdvEnture. The Extra Prizes given on the w- ean oemminn reduce the member of Tickets fur bale; it there- with those who maintained the authority anti sup-r oper may be pr ,,,,, ford, that a scarcity will prevail, parliCUm pearled the privileges of the Honse. Ilis motives btu to Minis n. w • h i) !1%11 sold the glove TWENTY CAPITAL lirtaao. as it was the case in the last Lottery. , for voting as he•did with respect to the former let. Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHER said, he never en. .. ' ?SIZES in the Two Wet lAdertes, •to Share*. at An Orders executed by Post or Carrier exactly mithesame ter of the [honourable Baronet he had explained tertoined a (login as to th e right end privileges of s 5 5 4. Ceoulsin, awl 9, Chariug-Croes, Tenn, a. if present.. Prizes said on deemed at Tickets anddhares arc north fur the NEW. LOT- gr., CifiI,NHILL. an d ,a-p. h!ARGARE rs HILL, on a f ormer occas i on , w hi c h induced him net to the House for Fishing a warrant, nor did he think t it * 'l,us be drawn the Bth Of 4 1 NE. The Sasease lit - BOROUGH• go the length which many Gentlemen did who any doubt remained as to -the mode of excreting set, are la the lan, but tbe Costratzter makes a free Gift of supported the Motion of the Huisourable Gentle. it. He %knight, boo/crew, the conduct of Go.. FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS , isAZARD, I3URNE, and Co. Stock Bro_ man who first brought the business laaiore the vernalent blatattable on that occasion, and ersit.. t Sid er o f th e -a r m-d ra w n pride elinve 415. by which jIAL ken. respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS w _. )N ~ e Ticket ntay gain the immeme Sam of Stoo,lloo.intd and SHARES t or th e ens uin g STATE LOTTERY, are ou Ho use. Ever since he had a seat in rJrsietareit echosl the power which they p o ssess e d lodged in l aea l . "tiA l .h, 1 5 11 e m es i with Particulars, V alis ' Mate at their Office, Na. lIIS, ROYAL EXCHANGE , The there was no man more steady than be was in sip- unfit hands. But he woad out gird up the Cosi- .,:i *roomette hinders of any omens of t h e above ens rentains - OTT C 4 YPTA c Plitt 611 111 AV receive the money APO 4 p ales of ......00.000 412 p rizes of £4,000. porting a moderate Parliamentary Reforin, the ne s stitution ; no, he would never gists' up the Osumi. peat ,ur esehan,ce their Prism for Tickets mid Skates it i rthi Mr Lduery, at A . ad.4 EXTRA PRIZES of 100 Whole Tickets each.•,. he was persuaded that it was not Reform that the Government ; but, fit or not, it Was the King's 4; Cumuli, and St.-Chi:wing Cross. ONLY 3,090 NUMBERS. eelf _ .• - '--' To ha drawn in ONE DAY, Bth of JUNE, 1810. llonourable Baronet wished, but something else. Government, and he would support it. "It is ' . A Alai ' (FT aild CO. respectfelly inform the oub- - . . . and CO. Whether blame may attach 'to his Majesty's Mi- right," said Sir John, ." to support the Ctowis .- a iiisters with respect to the mode 'of carrying .the and Constitution-that is my ',pinion [lf luogh.] lir, that they hate ou IiALE the TICKETS and 111CIIARDSON, GOODLUCK ,••• RES uf the ILL recommen d to the notice of the Public the NEW warrant into execution, yet as he cottcOred the I may disapprove of seeing them where they are, NEW mrttitY, but I love the Coostioition ; and 1 bad ratter sr Which will husks rind finish Brawilat on the 6th June. sTATE LOFTER Y, which is all to be drawn•on the Bth of JUNE.Next. This Lottery is on an improved Plan. letter now under discussion only as a part of a Scheme bon the same appreeeol principle as the last. • The Scheme emit:dos system to vilify and traduce Parliament, he thought illiseiders :with hereditary neat* io this House, e7t • oak Five Thoitsutd Numbers, with Two Iluudred 4 .• p r i zes o f . a;‘20,000 4 :..Prizes of Pounds in Prize., riming which are I.:t - l,OOO 120 51° Conatitution 'of the country, shook!, un such an tutioni.m-Cleseessive loughinx from all ports of 0 ::: 1:01 . 111'Y CA PI . TALS ; 10 Winn to thee- the rutin. , are presented with Four &c. &c. &c. occasion, strengthen the hands of Oorernment• the iihNitie3.; - - and that's my epieiee ; yes, Sir, I.IITRA PRIZEi Let theta therefore act right, and they would hale that's mg Opinion ; and, Sir, that being ttly opt.: I po s. , rkto, heir of a Number; by whit!' the Adventurer has 5 . 4)01/ Prize " 5400 Numben, ber and FOUR EXTRA P.ItIZESof Four Tickets of 100 WHOLE TICK - _support. Ss toPed there was bet one sentiment . nion, ; must ask I. am not fond of his Majeyty's • Amite of gaining Four krises of Twenty Thousand L .. e ' s enc .. n By this Improved mode of Adventuie won islii tbr purchase of a sisi s te Ticket. The folloiiiim "` A . siegle 'ticket may gain sCIOO,OOO with respect to the letter ; and, however he might Ministers ; I don't•lore his Majesty's Mittiales A. Id Pii , e, have been Share I and Sold at their ()afro. ; An Half Je'50,00,/ lAu 'Eighth... ,X 12,503 regret that it Was written, yet 110 man wile did out I don't mean to sir, Sir, that they want taleist ; 11, Polley; Nu. IY, Charing Crass ; mid No. Si, Aid- A Quarter •• , • 25.0J0 i A Sixteenth... 6,150 INS-street : shut his tits but must see the motive for which it I mean only to a degree, Sir-f Bursts of laugh. Ttcotairs sod Se aaLs are n it Kok by poi .1 .. xz,a3o 1 21,991 .. £10,010 ' . 1 11,599 .. affs,o3t; RIctiAItOSON. GC/Of/LUCE. sail CO. • was written, fur the Honourable Baronet hall s by, ter front both sides of the Mouse.] ; hitt I think ' •. 111.°13 ' ) 17.612 '• • • 10 ' 1W I 10 • 439 '• • • Muth) Bank Buildings, Coriihill, :end facing the Gate of the King's his conduct now °penal the eyes of the public.- the Constitution (night to be supported and slut Y P rr '••• 1'44 120;952 •• • • 104•Iti i,951 •• • • SO.) a) Mews Charhig Crow, she only 015 re that ever "ld i" S h al e s* ;•• • • ?•,1004 l ui.-413 ..., tJ,JOJ 19,556 .... 5,000 To„ Mews , . ,C30,000 The House, , its his opinion, would false itself in the , is my opinion:" Sir John concluded , his speech • esteem o f the country, by not noticing the letter ; b y saying, that he thought silent Coutelllpt has the .aa llq . I' .. .. •••••••• 1 111. 1 1;•.1 1 4,1)99 37 :: ":: )64 5 1 1 1 1 0 5 : 9 1 84 p 2 :::: 9_ 2 , 40 1°4 Two P A riz n ei d w u ho f. Sold and Mb.ired in the Wm Lottery, S), JO w'' ,.. 10,0,511 iz,,J'ai .... 5,0.10 1 11,199 .• • • W./ N o 3,7 gt B. • • 20130 for Supposing it proceeded to extremity, in such snore suitable way to treat the letter. /Polon '•• • • I 1 , , 1i ) 'tit .... ilitm 17,2111 ... • 94)0 1. 4 ,,* 3 7 34 D 20,000 case the expulsion of the Uonourablo Baronet The CIIANCELLOIt of the EI.CHEQUER .),... fourteen days, s aid ho could ••• • 144 " ) 19 ' 147 •• • • 3 1 t) l a/ ' 753 •• ' • ' 4o ' o - Also . SS9 D. 1,1,000-1.9.59 B. X . 1 . 000-3,06 c. - 45 ". _. would gives licence to disorder for nut abstain from adverting to what , ~ i . .• . nee ' ot the eapitais owe Shared and Sold at their Ofliees - .% eataill- " Wier!. • NEW PLAN, without the interference of military ; for (bout* he 'conceited a Most anjuse grad impolitid view . - I 'he expressed a wish not to sit in Parliament, y w hich had„b e e n t a ken by s o me Geutiemen of the ... i ail hi ' Ito t i ' With ADDITIONIAL and SOl'6lllo l l Advantages.• . , late" Partner with the deceased STATE LW l'EttY, f lastif the Electors of Westminster thought fit to re. i proceedings which, far the last four days, disturb. . .' SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB, To he Drawn the 8111 JUN L, 1810. Plvastire ef unnoemein • to his Friends and the Puh- e g i_ec i t t. h . ite, i h f e could not refuse to sit. Ha did ist ed the metropolis. The outfit** bich took place . LorThat 1. • • 'd4 rir'lllE CON fRACTOR begs leave to call the feel iiiinseil bound Jo mike any motion that wou were attributed, in the cohfse-of the evening, to ME ! • • A 5 ' ... It wl' s -- - "sin raw' Bth JUNE' e‘ v i e l,.::: IL attention of the PUBLIC to the under-meptioired , gloom to the Adventerer for so sm all a r isk several grand Fea. I lead to any futureirritation of the•pahlic feeling, fvlgjesty's Idinistessi but such . assertion, he mast ', ; -. throb -.1 Tickets, One hendred in cech Packet. are re he Scheme, F ontaitilag iL beAdes its Novelty, sill Itiii!of I he wished the business to be adjourned tine die, was as impolitic as it was uniust. That Geo. '' say, e - .. ' .• 40+4 n ut Uncles-lava to t h e forte:ate Holders of the first. lure!.und, J•lFer...,.. k me 7,rrn oo ta o ' fo l h o i l it.', i it a iii ca a c t: i t v o ed idv et ti aree . end coitClueed by moving, damn should be so pertorted in their minds, as to r . ha. lite %Ora a Ticket may guru upwards of never g i ven • I• P''' .. a ny itt -- 4 , -- e 4 Lotter y, . ' sae Shirrs is I opartien. SCI! Efil E. 1 " That the farther consideration qftbe Letter be adjourned ascribe the disturbances -which occurred to Minis. wales' teshoo inn. 'welly iii selling Packets of Tickets : 4. of ..4'20,0110 are ...€80.003 to this day six months," - ' r lets, truly astonished him. In any eiew of soy , !mit- •• 1 loodoiluc :washy 4.0001. add No; J,6lti loaduci 4 4 vw.ott, in Si steno hi:tonna., ansl.pald by hint to 12 , ve If ilders, kill received for each Sizteenei • 1.0,0J0 ' ;WO° ' • SII 20 .... 141 1810 es a Contieuance of the public Favoureat hi, * t ter z tier 44 ! d e dril . HILL. tear the it ANSION-IMUSE. sti eir , me w 4,004 ... l 5 . ' 7 2 . 900 to proceed to extremity, as he thought he would the Heusi) of Commo n s. But what *mild have , • . PA ig . U l, - jc Baying a Ticket at 'fUltNElt's lascity ..wed Ness will ~ e elven. ii , woo to the isocrefere until he Called down the censure of the been the opinien of these Gentlemen of Minister., Aosta the int drawn - Prire above lab (ant be nee me old . mo ro Oh s N 1 . .. wider-mean is of the House and the c u outry„ The conduct of the Hon. If, at the time one of the Sheila's of London was ,to P'l • 1., :...,• . fe t e . r . liltrade u _N. 1 51 to 1.‘275 1 , 40 ., :4:21..0 Shares , Qaerters, or Eieht s, in propounders ; Letter A 100 Tlcieb, 0 ' 0111 0 1 ! f ! ll° 901 . to g oo t) Baronet was must, atrocious. He did pot know proclaiming to the mob that it *as wrung to De& A wile I * - 7_ 3l nremh may gain 4,3000 ; a s, Ay thi4 singular Letter B 100 Ditto, eonleprred_ -!11 ot. 0 00, - :!" Lottery, to he Mau n' 'the hiss door, the First- 4,751 Lo 1,7 4 1_3 of what . epithet to apply to this letter ; but he was- mit the interference of this military, the Eat.et give , sic,•*h •`°, 4 lher, a Prise above £l5, will he emitted to the Letter o Vie P r Letter C 100 Ditto, coda in 1) )'JO WY, comprised an moos is xi. Sa . opinion. that the batter way would be teleffer Goverenicat hail taken the wattant 041 of the it 111 . h a nds b( the shad legate-scatting il at his .s. won isliistki..,l.,ares. F f i t a h r e i p uh a i r i , r e le t k o e f ts .r i ic a t ud ets 'rt: h t ii %F. p lt o til uer vine d With all the Prizes t h e toot ePPOMI° I C P 4I/1149 1411113 It to i l ass unnoikef4 it Ile k i t in"lns of fruerst- th:4ls4sod 10.4011100. , . _evidr°,t that m i eT itke "" -- li b , ity noisily 4 Big his ohjeCt. •i• • per il , sad eseeettid It the m s e l ve s? ideal. , hear a , ties .... 4 77 n. of the Packet of Tickets *Ouch pruchiced so w iinarawing 011 man Tickets coot . , . 1 1 7 si _lutsi, Loi a four Prizes of 52J,1100 in ahe AM! oil Sale (although ref the y urpose of Nome( thew ( 0w M ar go . Ai e, ADAM iras 4 0 I that such a mode Mad they tislissrupon them to di;dct an Of of MP ... ...maimig ; ehaneell hiltreeto Om air 1 • ti.ie' " Tido, .....y. a ls o the telly .C 40,000 Prize beim** sech diSliffffuhbed Prig "' P aster. .." • 'Ant of .treating the letter Win lia . Native nee, Whop. amino.% and warder or ha of lives had en. oe lor _i . . 1 uit N ER . mists the Public win Ise imprmsed Mown) the Ceistracitir is ant ineet i rlite t t^ • sat the The latter was of that Sort, that whither', other seed, .what o vett before th 4 *cavil) Itat6 iftquited 41 ntUefil which may arise by purchasing at No. ,-tasy be Wined by those whore° " ............•ocii Ohjet , • taps might be takes, Wasid suit aloe the situation into Vie . 9efillft eihaete'taight jestify the ease, d co o ~. lirsq l , load hohour him with their favoun. where Agee of the last Lottery-1w Mos tally alaware • ~.. w .. fiv s roil • ~ ISt c._ i " hkgreliteSt pleasure is and ever will be In 'lions hy,autsonnehrgihat Tidbits and wall_ Slrabdjilissdki, in width the Ilminstable 10aissaatmaaaost Placed.' 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