The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-28 00:00:00

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Uri, thirty-goo elog;Sefore suck stoma gioeloye The Court of Dirciturs of Ms soil Corsoy do kw* gin mike, in order Mot the Pr , prielents Imlay conform to the mkt; Sy Lee, OW the as ndhag Election Ste &reefers of the milk Ordiridy, for roar yin" is appointed' food Ms (Ith April loskti , ..4tAt.itA.liotouil he josillialted thirty days hefois Me said ifteetion. at the stiost , slodllossui le Los stirs:is. JOSEPH 14 7 / 1 2C-i - .dasiolopt listrolary. CITY OF ROCH ESTER. ginaereas and respectable MEETING of EN of this City, held at thellail lav a Feb. J J • SA td E 3 iiULRF.S, Too. is the Chair • Resstred.hisiosously. That this Peeing gratefully aches"- ledges the Alkalis" that. the Citizen. aAßochester arc ostler as their present wrathy Repress atuti re. .1 AM ES BA RNIIT T. J. ger his disinter. it and goes r.ma condect. is stsualiug for. ward whew their Ricetiee Womb" wan eaduaorred, thereby =Amoo npip..stisoisv of assertive their Kies's. sad y nwiatainieg their lairpeodertre t sad fur hi s patriotic Woman* in Pada/mem sirosail stersoisas. Tad this hierwiem is fully ronvimed .tbehe recominwidatibm I door would in crone hint the "seem and affection of his Corwilleamialot they cannot ri.fr•siel Minn espousing their /MO woe of the seems solicitude which belies at ail timm senuifestesl. towards ovessmoting the individoal rif his lei. I low-citizens, easy of seems I no freest", howler bembli, regoired awe sesdumessihnios Seabee" admisskia* his pressaiiitt their reception ioyuriably areampswied by sire- Wily ( end kinitaria, and en titanium/pored preliste stet of their wishes. Impressed with thew feeliags, this Sleeting eaveider that they .rosily (1. Mimi in gratitude in him. and duty la themselves, if they Ins she opportunity of deelariag their saal *stable &Lenart/Won to me every elbow toward mooring the lie-Elettion strut good& man, without sottlectieg him to any sa sweeiegy espeuce. JAMES RUCKER, Chains". The Chairman haviog left the Chair : It was Resulved Unissumemly, That the Thanks of this Meeting are doe to James Bellies. Fag. far his *efforts patriotic conduct upsarall oraminas and partiaslarly fur the zeal he has show. fur the best Were," of bit fellow-taboos st this hireling. And dolt the foregoing Resolutions be pablistied in the Kea ** Chrookle, Purring Chrouicle, STAILSMAN, and Courier, Newspions. EAPOLLONICON, a Grand Ma6ical la. drain*. inventesi tad autoofoctured by Messrs. Plight and Robson. Organ ,Doilders, under the immediate ps tr nn age sir his Royal Highne4 the Prisce Retreat. is ea- Isibitine. by itssoperior sat-thank:it power, at their Rains. jia. 101. St. Martio's.lane, doily. friar twelve o'clock till 5. egeeptiig on every Wednesday and Saturday. no which Says Mr. PURKIS, a Professor of Music, performs oa the instrument frost the boors of two to fist. Selections* front she %Tonto of the different eminent. Compo.seits aid on every Ther.das evening. during the Season. the full insausal powers of the lostromeat are exhibited by, and eater the di. certif.'s of. Mr. THO AAS A D 1 1M S, Proste..itr of Mode, who tivoi.ird by litre tabu. Performers, nceasinotally at the same time) will play Selections from the Ikea Works of Ike oust raiment sorient and modern Comp , sets. A List of the Fei tarsanoces may be had. a day or two pre vious, on application as the tinion-.—Aolositinore daily Is. On Thursday Evenings the Rooms are opened at half-past seven o'clock. sad the Perfotalance cootateoees at eight.—Ad amittance la. 6d. Messrs. Flight and Rohn* al.o respectfully beg to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry.' thattis•y base an Avow assortment •f Or mats stall descriptions, tampletestand ready for sale at their Warerounis. • NEW PATENT HAT. AT ONLY EIGHTEEN SH I LLI N GA. IMPORTANT SAYING. WICKS ~,(TA YLOR. hate to titer to the .II: Pbt,lte RULE HAT asIiKAVER BODY. rosesining ix, ev requisite a Hot aught' to possess. It is isoctior is ap .sara to the Giro ausi INV espeasive Beaver. Istvan, Wit. and will *suavest tits of them. - and is ail hence shape. 'hick it mains to the last.: it *ill sever elotage its Most in lin: climate which is the *apt tesatifill Black. if sworn for *years ; will ' never spot by ralu, mar will any weather injure. them, they beiog Water-proof ; and will repair several times. at a trilling espeace. and every that•appear .eqoal to new ; they are decidedly miperlor to any Hats ever offered to Public notice. the attailiMent of which has bees unleaded with great saprate. labour. and parsotaLattentina. FRANKS and TA YLORi Massfactsrersi corner of Red ness-street. Barbican. London. ••• Merchants. deniers, and the • Trade. who wish for up:der Hats, will lid it to their dealings by applying as above. Be particular as to the Address. as F. sad T. see net in any way concerned with a Woad Hew is Beech-street-osanse of Franks.—No vopaid lowa received. Valuable &agar PlaiouniissiON Jamaica. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Auction Mart. Bartholomew-law. ms W KIEV ESD AY. 1 , the Stb Day of April tom (unless previously divmed of by Practise Cowart. of *bids timely moire will be ALL that cosipact and productive SUGAR ESTATE or PLANTATION. railed GREEN WOOD PARK. coavrairatly shamed in the Parish of Saint Mary. in the NNW of Jamaica, together with the Negreet, and Live and Dezd Stark biennia. Fall sad Cestrlptive Particulars may be had. a math Pre vious to the tile. of Mr. Larebia Gallo; St: Mary. In the !oid 3.1a0d ',Jamaica ; at the Coaritsar,-basse of the Assignees of Nears. Holder* sod Co.. N. 4. [..• trace Pousaserhill; of items. Lamb sad Hawke. Solicitors 26. Primer-mei. BAIA 44 &tined; and at the Secretary's Mee, *actin* Mart. NEW. LOTTERY begin!' on WEDNINDA Y NUT. srairly 0.0. 4 0 Tickets west be draws, sad We draws Prise will receive £5.101 mare. Fins-dams Mash will have FOIYILPIPES of OLD "WIT. First TEN PRIZES DRAWN will he all CAPITALS. TWELVE PIPES OF PORT WINK. be.ides the Scheme, 'OOO Hisadre4 Capitais.—There XSI,OOOI AU Stettin Illosey.—No. Wet prima. Old M. at Drawing.--N. Classes. Ticket 051y....419 10 0 ISlsteenth oils. •• • •Cl 7 0 UARTIN sod CA. IL Cresskill. Aid 14 . thford- Mart. The Public emeast-Gil ti i remember sista RT I N red Ca. sold Is the Two Last foriusets. Prises 4 410.000. £l l O4OO, 0" sad is a former Coatesti, She vericulled £4O.OtX/! *ARCMs THE LO RV' BEGINS, Moodie inestoirstria Wino will be emitted, is addition, se Five Theuseird GCARROLL reoppethotty reminds bin ircieode .... the Pubiie,of the liquified time which now monism before the Wheel goes royal. He revenant& to their at sew. dots the asperse odwowores which they pos.e,s who psychos, before eke Soh of MARCH, of ns th-ildov about Fw'lv Capita Prim, will be Draws, and Five thousand Tirketi be deter. inmed. It unison's swireessory to sate that the Scheme (which. is satire., composed of Seethe( Money) commies 3:... Prize, of .106.0(rt Pru zrs of MOO 10 Prizes ..f l,OOO Our Hundred Capitols, And Twelve Pipes of Old Port. Tickets and filmes are !idling, in every variety, by G. C i R ROLL, at his Fortunate Offices, 7. C..rnhill, and 96, Oxford. street, who Sold is Share' in the Lost Lottery, 2 Prizes of X 30.0.0, And Four other Copiroly; Alga the Not Prize of ,C 30,000 ewer Drawn. Orders from eke Consory, ~briny/ Rills, Kook Notes. PoM Ohre Orden, &c. will be duly attended to, at the folluisiog Prices:— Ticket £l9 10 Half ,tlO 9 01 Eighth El IS 6 Quaner 5 5 0 1 Sitteeintli.... 1 7 0 RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, anti Co. having robenifed the Scheme of the prevent LOTTERY in full. beg new to reiniod their Friends of the principal Nieto, and the very near approach of the Drawing—and likes ire to aloe the peculiar Atkratages attendiog all Purchases made bent, 4th March, on which day, MI the THREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS *as be drawn. On 'bat day the Fir.l.drawn Prise will have .C5,11(10 ware. And the first Blank w ill receive the propartice of TWELVE PI PIS uf OLD PORT. There are no Stock Prlses.—Nn Cloves. Kesel, 5.001) Tickets will be drama bh of Nardi.* * The repealed and well-home snail fortase aisendiagthe Fries , and Cummins of RICHARDSON. GOOD LUCK. sad Co. reader; It Indy necessary to state, that she Imam is conducted nn the mine bemowable sad liberal priariples which have dp.tiook.lied for more than Forty Years their fay.dirite Often. in Bank Boi!dings. Cortbill; and teens she _Gate • the Eines-sews, Charing-tron, TO READERS IN THE COUNTRY. SCALE OF TIME. PITH Public are respectrally ecquinted that, ia• ronacqi•eoce of the LORDS of the TREASURY. hav ing determined that the Ten Find-draws Prises«, WED NESDAY MORNINti NEXT (Mb March) i.kall be ALL CAPITALS, Mr. HISH, the Coatractae. has been obliged to arcuate for ALL THE AGENTS im the different pals of Ireland. lead Scathed. le cetera their uniald 'rickets and shareg in the Contractor in Laadna. a. All Toots seder 70 Miles dissolve fries Loadnit. The Unsold Ticket!. and Abates esteem be seat by the Puit,.,, TUESDAY NEXT. 34 of MARCH. Pbteev above 70 Miles Ilistatice frost Leans. The Vnsi , l4l Tirkott and Share' 11111 est he shit bt the Post, on • yr EON EMMY NEXT. 40* of MARCH. r 10 COUNTERACT the easy attempts that IL are daily made to impose nn the anwan a spacious rompo.itiou instead the GENUINE BLACKING, pr.. pared by DAY and MARTIN. they Imre adopted a sew Label. is which their address, 97, High Hothritn. is so caw. 'pleasingly placed is the centre, that they semi to nitration to this. and the difference of the type, which is vitiate all letter• tress, will mashie Purchasers at once to detect the WWII. The Real JAPAN BLACKING, made and 0'44 WhaleMie by DAY and MARTIN. 97. High H.4born. and 'mailed by the principal Grocers. Druggists, Bonliseliers. Insmanagesr, Perfumers, Bout-ranker., &c. night ()sited Kingdom, is But• ties at hid., ls., and Is. hid. each. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. DOUSE OF LARDS. FEL. V. 1 . cuatetwo tors. tgoa ' , MAAR 0 palmed a Position from the parlgh of t. *W A hiorehapet. to roamer of the Glamley Semen' - HOLLAND restiOod swam Palsies Asa the =aid latreolor. the_poor of the saise4 eariawo of St. Hotheleo. above Om. ail NI. Geroge Ilre NSW: sileamiler. owl by vitllle of theme De... i it. rawly that alhoory S • eepere Illaipistme 801 l eight We kw, Lade/sip avow rafted Me swathe of I ele 1 { lelpineas of ehie Pelotas. vow of a hieb sated it belllbpre penally wad a thee willies without -Mop; After the Pasties sea reset. bu tordoldp sr extremely imerertioe abject, %ell totaled ' bemsoe erasidecatioa. 114 maw Noble LOW ffiereemed a Petition Aldames. aid Limy, la teasa* m e z e that il Bl of Ishrossety elmeld be pled blinbiervibr Weir imam vein the I tie Sim Carves Ass. min sleek coodatt I steletly reipmbed Ws, owl fame proper. The I.OeD CIIANCELLOII. plume& that litlittlt. 0" Me paeans Some tolimimalea Obllmood - ea Oka *Sal smart 11114 ad ebb CHASCSs Alli. wbief4 boa obeamais 4 too ibdb. t Ole wooly commaglitom Mayor the e Aliases; 0:4 thelisive Goalies meo aim sigard kat GROSVENOR rmetsiot a !dittoes Dogmle). d Masi. arr. sal another fray Elo' slie — sitaie plate. eomptiaieket el the Cocre flieliewiroi Art Tat fontter=i, Kill of logemeitv weeks be pit sett. amid the loser . is the estet.oo ei Mentors, ter the Howe of Comioat. BILL OF INDEMNITT. The Duke of MONTROSE rose for the purpose of moving, that the Hill for indemnifying all persons who, since the Ist day of January, ltil7, had been concerned is cassias the arrest or dewed's° of per sons suspected of treasonable practices, should be ; read a second time, thought it expedient to state 1 1 briefly to their Lordships the reason and the owes- i sky of the measure. lie should trouble their Lord gips to recollect toilet the state of the covets, had been at the ovinmenceroent of she last Session, and how seriously it had been disturbed by the system of; Laddism. Boons had been broken open end mar- 1 den had been committed at that time dith a violence that astonished the country. Both had been reduced to an ()monied system, aud even Amman life was rated at a fised and certain price. It was dieovered that an intention had been formed to murder the Jodge on the seat of Justice; and, in short, these was a general state of anxiety and alum, such as the country kali never before witnessed. Societies bad been framed in differed pieces for tbtosteasible per , pose of petitioning Parlimerent, and promodeg the measure of Parliamentary Reform,. bet their real do. sign was the subverseu of the existing form of Go. 'oddment. At the toomeseecewent of their proceedings, 1 they usually tosessesed holiness by writing—bet in proportion as.tkeir eteaseres became violent v this wog asusidseed &wpm, ; tiwrasbeequently mound ow theft conespowdeuce •by. messengers and ward of moot Is. At that tints the sesserill taritoef she arinttry *is bigisly 'Aussie'. Gratraeroilad hetes", enespank. lively stagnant, Banks had stopped payment, sod their Lordships were aware that the tenets amid toil pay their rest. Seek was the cement, when distress and alarm pervaded every class in the state, slut the agitators took occasion to address themselves to the . worst passions of the multitude, and acts of violence were the consequence. Their Lordships nest recol. lect the disturbances that took on in the metrop olis --they must recollect the atr s outrage that bad been offered to the person of . dayal Highness the la , Prince Regent, while in the exercise of the most im portant functions of Executive power. Ministers then called the attention of Parliament to the sob. jest. Secret Committees were appointed, and the consequences of their investigation, were the suspen sion of some parts of the Constitution for the eltiviste preservation of all. That entaatire hod indeed been seriously questioned in t heir Lordship.' Haim. It had been asked, had they not laws sufficient to punish oistraqt and had they not a power sufficient to repel danger? But it was answered, that those who pro. posed the measure were not afraid of the destruction of the Constitution, that they were not afraid lest the House of Hanover shoold lose the Throne ofohese realms ; bat they required this meson* for the sake of the laborious working classes a society ; they required it to restore a toes of confidence to the na tion ; they reqoired it to anticipate dangers which threatened to compromise the security and tranquil. lity of the country. The Nanette was happily sane tioned by Pertinent ; and in passing the Act of Sas. pension, the Hesse most hew looked forward to the' bill now inttodeced, end have contemplated the propriety of sink a mason. The Noble Duke thee referred to the assembly which bad "!'en held daring the lett year is Manchester, which, be observed, ins of a moss 'unordinary nature, and where, speeches had been delivered, such as never before bad ' been uttered at any Public Meeting. it was there resolved to lay their Petition at the foot of the Titres*, bat not in the usual manner. Large bodies of nes were to proceed to London, not only to pe tition, bet to enforce their demands ; and it was for their _Lordships to consider what the conseqoences meet have bon s had they arrived in the metropolis. With respect to this particator mows of ladeonity. he should not argots it es precedent, but he should contend for it en the breed basis of necessity. Alecb was due in the discovery and contiarention of rite schemes of the disaffected, to the menial* of his Majesty's Government, meek to the activity of the Magistrates; bet ne ither smarties nor idivily in them could bete been available, had they not been I assisted by the volettfary isifornisties of individuals ; but should these sources of information be new die. closed, they would be abet qp for ever, and on every Altars occurrence of a similes oharaeter, Mi nisters might indeed be enabled to suppress, bet they will never discover and wettest rebellion. la this opiaioo the Ildagistritan and MieNinn WI acted ~.. 112 =4rsi: OP KA* Deis sorely could not think of esegrosit'wporti•iiiikikripposhioo. A, nie w i a r setto:whiels r, tril=Lis ic alt e li oi be id addrottied b ess y n -. due conadetetiba abamion le. ,Were it pov.ibie to cncesit that the mom Bill ceilidh, regarded as a weaning coestentenCe at those' which bad been passed fa the costs, of the lest Session. it wooly, then be no 'ratable otapioyatent of their Lordships' Si.. to nesider wind bad been dice cadet these Acts, which, however, the Noble Doke had thought ait ealbject toes dwelt en. Bet If it resift was in. Waded that the penal Bill should be a convequeurs of the messages of last Session, would it not hay. been sore candid and manly to bon said se at the time thee, eyesores were Introduced ? No such de. .it I dentist bed, however, been made. On the coo -1 miry, their Loitlyhipe, at that time, hoard nothing frnm Miniiters bet repassed boasts ni their responyi.. bility. • AccOrding to the Noble Dyke, however, no• thing was more distant from their sleds, than that they should be empowsible. .. . . 'fin Duke of MONTROSE ran beatify, *pm which awe ism kali of order, order !from Ai ogre positint. The Nelda Doke said, be theist to es. *lda, sad that the resiet *prated the meet prep'," time fee what he bad belay. The wettish* bed ward lid sets. to the *vest to which the Noble Marquis -bid ieseriweseltbetiu TberteLeeddliptioad passed*. Mil in the hope of avoiding the aicessity of proceed. jag farther. If their Lordships had sot apptend of the solidest of Moisten, they 'would not Inn a ',and thee invested them wittithe one pothers b *a remota wlthe Bill. Though this [Jill wee, sc• cording to his view, a necessary consequence of those paned in the lest Sessions, Ii woe eat strictly so, unless the House approved of the conduct of Nightlife. . The Marquis of LANSDOWNE believed that the expression of the Noble Duke was, that this Bill was a corollary of those which bed preceded it. Cer tainly it was not whet he should call a corollary, nor did he enderrtand how the Noble Doke could so cad it :f it was to depend open the conduct of Ministers. The Duke of MONTROSE bogged that be might not be represented to have said what he did art mean to say. • lie went 'bat this Bill was a corol lary from the measures of last Seinen, in consequence of those osealutve baying beer acted upon with the approbation of the Roes.. If the Arts of bast *Wort had not been acted upon, there would have bees so occasion for the present ronsibre. The Marquis of LA.NSDOWNE was certainly ready to admit that. if the Acts of last Session had been acted epos, (bete would have been no need of this snow a seisoquesce fir coronary of any sort from the former. It would, however, stilt be ne enemy for their Lordships I. saga's* into the stole of the Coontry,• before sad offer them Acts piked. in order to ascertain bow 'far it was proper to press the Bill before thee. The 'grounds on - which the former Bills had been paned were stated in the Br- Om. It *as asserted (teats apirlt.of sedition and insurrection prenilid throughout the Country, and that thole !silted plans is the Matropolis s iletwasilsod . Coandes, and Unkind, for restriog the Laws, and °renaming the Ceestitetioa, by violence. Now he maiataised. that unless this Intended violence was out only proved bet proved to his. existed Weisel' an intent that the ordinary laws of the country were incapable of eivercoetiitg it all the preteens which had been set up for sevenths' the Habeas Corpus Act were annoild and fallacies!. With respect to the mate of the Minepolls, the Report' meetly laid before their Lorditips said little, l(((ied Iron what *ea said in it, as well as Whit had bees said by termer Rupert., sod,. inference Waft au 'the present measure might be drawn. lie was wink* to give his coacetrence to that part et the Repast *blch stated that there Wore still some disaffected venom imaged is pro jects ie Lapdog. Helen not only board to make this admission. benne the statement had his con correpor, bat because it formed a part of the grounds of Mi objection to the tommeres which had been edepied, as weir as to that sow proposed. Their Lordships most perceive, that it there really slimed di r in London sack a - ' Woo, dose who cherished it oast, intieetl, be Ter feal in number. h bed pre. deeed so effect ; a netwithstaedieg the pews gives* the Noble illetratary . ,o Sotto pod Me wi t &soli in *intim; tressen, Se bed need no f • MOB wham he thought intilengeren es to stales tiolver! RAIIT I 'Mt A•noo Qr. WI ismigari. MS •• 0 AZARD MI Coh. . . - Sie d l4 lllll44 ' rirills agIST 4 DIRECTORS *1 liii H the Rapti Reelisnme e Mos solillFter 41111•8 A- UPI.IIIID CONPAIffi s IitRCHIPTTS of MG. I. last Toar i altatemirs• bow ao Left is Winialliebssi mg liearmfdistirle Nis Sri obi kooky ging Pinks. Shorts. the undersemlimmel N. Wa s broldtwouteisthers. fir Lis Avatfor Rook/ • mid Compodm's Mod tellt Et she ,Grant Ledery, "biro be t ties tammumesso AT. dotes panda , Odd Bard met. et lion - eardr, end deem Itb Morels. toesaisiag ItIO Chpitale—Thres Pim et OMAN sdimedikas (Iburel% Mc _SO Iprilfellosing. . . —all Matti% ilbasey. That a thontsr4l Odessrat Gael 4Mit sold Eno= Ad in &Maim to thelebano, de hsid at thett roe" In lootendionnbut, on TWELVE PIPES er. uowr wiwr. . ine Hid lion* odd, at Soft it`Cielkit She Foramoon... ._ot No. 916 S.MI4 I 6.490 Sitil PATHS ThotaCionorel Cori of Os soist ai feitt bend! et lIIMIP ilottodplatoinAn&tiroot. as W de Bth 40m old,. r i 7 9 l HII 1 4 2 31 V .i . ;2 COBRA Ibtlforativ, mini tithe llonotog.for 37. SW I SAM MI 'PIA; 15 MI ef Ills DErseleseof des said Jour pant Atudiint tin_Llntoof Ys IlisiOno 4 thean r inds .mitstrat 1 111111 111 1112. 2 1 1 21114: =Ai be sislitnrei at Lib Mesh set Illoari ana Ai 34.1 7..911 11 PO 1t.4115 16.111 . , SRI AIIIII I Lilt !lASI WS MIT' JOSSI4 Dill* .itiontion Spying. MI I 4.6.41 7.313 Mali I Medi HOS - . inn iproLaditolit . st 4.6a7 7 i .2 Weil WAS 1i.114 4.781 4 6.91 7 11E017 13.A34 16.113 glitz mutt? e Dl* •4 , ~ • 4 ok , • - ,• 1.701 4,091 11417 MEV 17.9 1 1 783 -1 11 - LIMPID COXPlir , -•, - . 4 VOW . Alt 1106 I tit MI MAN 3IM I azlfi.,„, • . .:„.....,_ z ,„,,,,,,..... SO WI Olt . . ~at am bilia VS lAA PAM tb" HAI . 0 Z ' '9 " • . • ` •-4 ..-••"( '''' " 1 " ~.N.4.,._,L:1,-,, b i. 7, a i r . AntlfareTw aLig. iris . sod..._ be l Omdmis ' 4 01 . .. • -tar-int.. AS IMINek4k ... Lad laitimillidi cariesred Fint4rnma saiCaMierisellog sem I.* ;:,,4 64 , - *IA 4 01 • . - Haviusividc... Sold the,. ALL ! ! sir boil _ -.. •7.;: - '.. tl w g. , •: • , nod 4 n'l .°` • Ailiflne tinfori: ' ' ' ' • • Di•A (ii• "".. • • OHE 111Y1fORIlb CAPITALS. ................„____" 1 1 1 . 03 . 4 .4 62 ,...... 1 %...._ . sior Wit • . iii, Fsb.l6.• Twee NMl, ! W lIRREAS, fa petrisasscs 1-.06_61k Secant TWELV7I4 Ii attIRT WINE. ..W • eat Ws Cherie" of 46:Silgado' ettAo u.vinsa Ahem Potty Capitals m T ill"be drawn. MID A V C0MP•42 4 11 . of MERCHANTS ii.f -131410I1D;• trifling to TMt prat-drawn P .deltittase ,64.0.18 doom Ms Ad Irk., b ireribiand. . . Tees CAPltelo vdtil ala tbe Orb tee Mialtev. . The Pitet.drasss" - 481 Ape Pour Pi 10.% 4.1 r Plitt. " The& a illataleli be poilishat thin, d ll ,o 6 4begao 4 4 ""' Every Ticket 1101 bate• theifitieli•— E Prise 91 . 4 ' - ibtilOb: of Dissetsrs, coniaiable the manogrof sink Pro- Reg Matev. views 'whirled sgrasabk So lass, AS skiff stage to orates to Moo bdidi Tidied *al he drawn. She Sectitsry their desire of &warded dessiiskilesfOrAyPiree- HIEST WEONF.SpAT liar, thirty-two slsg;lsefers such 4 fassaat giscloye - . ,Cl 9 111 IL • may pin The Court of Threitors of Lie mid feeipany do honeygive it I L.-- ANSI VIM 41,112b BINH. Me Cestirstesor, who sod. to the rem Ito( bollety. mike. tx order OW. "e Pr''Priceolli ow" eoliforin t.tA. said - THREE PRIZES OF 20.00 POUNDS. Jty Gar, that ohs onoMig Elation if Ste Dtreetore foj the said Add varied tuber Oettitol,, ALL IN MURES, la Thirty Ondmeay, for four fin" is tippet:net fol a the ilik .0/pillion. , • • diliteust Toole la the Cowry. odd that anlLLiot tail A. published thirty stays W. the said .Is tbs lid Lenny that coutaimml Thtee Prim of ‘311,000 limbos, du the theee , stsditoutille Lao dirsas. Wu SOLD TH BY ALIA: JOSEPH A. 0 76 . ..' Who Imo new *selection of Numbers is every Tltomomi for Pstelisers to Avow ANista.t SicrelarS• . - AEL THREE PRIZE'S OP ZSO.Otlik, - CITY OF ROCHESTER. la Mid Ldatery. at DISH'S, in Coroldi awl Chesil/a-crew - •••• T. thrnagbout in a most limiest sasearar, Ned %ad sot arrested and cenieblited all theindividinds le the cows.' 7. try who *ere impliekid in tredsoideable ;Pettit** ; and ._ being c that ibeir beedships mold ant mesa ;y Ow Pat l * 6 of '• fess ad just, so tearable; led se Noteleery I mesa f Secrete Re- tare as the IND if ladrorsity s heshoeld met tr se ?me eh MI- the Roe* &Witt dies to obte, that It be oat I pariah.* of tit. . 1 , 11 odic mite the illlantr; ""- , 11. rarest that h The questisis Witt; pat fret& eh. Woelssek ' t Palm is " so the 6 illw&I- • The Mantels of LANSDOWNE did eat rise afi. . throe that the vassehlee the Pot Pols of atttasPtifill 141 fotioslis their 116#41; witenet ear one ships to refese dltegedoet is eigettain the dill obiett . . . 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