The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-31 00:00:00

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N . nh ß ili r v le b i d A G M eo L ruchsvricentrdu!lynndittihre Public i ormsthe n iteneral, that his BENEFIT is fixed for TO-MORROW, June 1, when will be acted the Comic Opera of THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. BELLAMY; Lorenzo, Mr. IN C LEDON 4 Floretta, Mrs. DICKONS, (being her first Appearance in that Character). it the course of the Evening several admired Songs and other Entertainments. To which will lie added, TOM THUMB THE GREAT. Tickets and Places to be had of Mr. Bellamy, 3, South Crecceut, Bedford-square ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatt e. WHIG CLUB. MITE next M EWING of the WHIG CLUB will he on TUESDAY, the sth of JUNE, at the Lowlon 'Govern, Rishopseate-stivet. • "WRYLY CHRISTIAN CO OBE, Esq. M. P. in the ig - • Chair. • stew.% re t•s. Ni, Grace tha Duke of Norfolk, I William .T. Denison, Esq. Lard King, JAM'S Barnett, F.sg. Juieph Esq. M. P. Samuel T. . orp, Erg. Dinner on the Table at Fle e &Clark. R. W. CLARKSON, Secretary. TO MASTER CARPENTERS. CriNTLENICN. _ . ................. WI. set., with surprise and astonishment, the Advertisement of your Committee Meeting, sup posed the 28th inst. particularly those choice sentiments cal culated to widen the hrettch, which, for the honour of you and our Aves cannot he too soon closed in silence. It was never our ail to enforce our demands, nor did we expect to be deluded by fair pronikcs; abi we beg leave to refer you to our Protest mid Seventh Resolutioo, for a just;fication of She charges t epentedly brought ng inst uQ, and which are nov before the puto:c to whom, and thexast number of Masters who have declared in our favour, we look op with corfidence for protection. We only wish for a derisive un,wer,and we are ready to meet you on those fair and equi ttble terms y.m profess to act. We remain, iu strict justice, Your's and the Public's most obedient humble Servants, JOURNEYMEN CARPENTERS. EX.CF.LLENT LANDAUS ET, the body eli•in lined with Morocco, painted yellow and black, with harr.iiche sent. Price K 5 Guineas. Likewise a good LANDAU, of the same colour. Price Lit) Guineas. At Turner's, Coach-builder, opposite Shoreditch Church. WOODEN WALLS presPrred for ewer, by the Cheap impeoetrmhle PAINT mode from Fish (1::.h% V A NHERM AN. PORES. and MITCHELL only, No 21,Mary-le-honii. -str.et, Gulden-sqoare, the most ein e:scions preserver of Fence's. Darns, Statile. Rails, Pith's, Plaster Fr tuts ' ;m4 a ll kind, of Yom k exposed to th e we:t ither ; it pt-yerblisteis, peek, or cracks. The very greit reputation this Pities has attained, has in seerty 4tiverniirers to offer to the Public spurious 'corn positions. to der si: Mar tides; hut none are Genuine but the ribose, Mr. • ..nheroian, the Inventor, havic.g received a L :!:t1 s 4 Premium from the Society of Arts for the Dis se ery. Mt:RINO SHEEP. R. SHEPPARD will tlii4 Year draw from Na Rot* about Three Iltiodo.d Merton wad Mayhew Brined Roves higlah crossed, fr•tu two toothed to full uswatha, also about Thirty Rains, and a great number of Rain Lamhaa. To be viewed with their coats oi• any time before shearing, wlt'ott will be on the 18th of June, and to be deli vered when eiorn. The Proprietor of this Flock began the Merino bred in the year IMO. and was honoured by the Board of Agriculture with the Gcld Medal for his growth of Merino Wool in the year 1:t;)6. Application by Letter (post paid) may be addressed to Edward Sheppard, Esq. Uley, Gloucestershire. iJley is dis t4lll from Tethury 8 miles, Horsley 3, Gloucester 16, and Bath Y 5 miles. CAPITAL NEW-BUILT FREEHOLD PORTER BREWERY. TO BE MOLD BY AUCTION; By WIN STA N LEY. and SON, At the Auction Mart. neat' the Bank of England, en THURSDAY*. July 5, at Twelve, THE CONSTITUTION BREWERY, eli gibly situate - BelMone, Spitalbelds communicating with Petticoat-hose, Wbiteebnpel. This Carers has been recently erected on the most judicious plans of convenience and utility, built of first-rate material. of every de..criptifm ; the interior arrangements are on the latest improvements, and together. is considered equal, if not superior, to any other Brewery .of the same size in the United Kingdom, embracing acconsawidAtinns for carrying tin trade to almost any extent, rapplied by two lexthatedible wells of fee water, within its • eswa walls, stabling for twenty horses, very spacious paved . i Nrard, Cooperage, exten.ive Sore -licoises, Malt and Hop .' Warehouses, large Coral Cellars, Aecompt ing-houses,Brewers' Vilices, with other requisite and well-connected Ap a rtments, The Plait, Pictures, Drays, Harness, Casks, Implements, *ad Utensils of every description, which are entirely new, and have been purchased-on the best possible ready money terms, are to he fatten by a Purchaser, at a liberal deduction from the rim price. . The Premises may be viewed, by Principals only, on ap plication for Cards of 'Admission, to Winstanley and Soo. Paternoster-row, where Plans, Elevation s, and Sections, may be seen, and' deo:repave Particulars had; Particulars may be likewiskirad . o Mr. Warne, Solicitor, 37, Old Broad street; and at the Mellon Mart. OLD ESTABLISHED M,LLITIA INSURANCE OFFICOS, N 0.199. High Holborn, wear Little Queen-street, hod. No. 8, Charles-street, •Blackfriars-road, nearly facing Christ Church. MFASRS. R. JONES and Co. respectfully in form their Subscribersand the Publir,that RHEA V Y BALLOT will commence the first week in June. therefitre an early Insurance is necessary against the ensuing Ballots. Stamp receipts of indemnification to provide Substitutes for Subscribers, when Drawn, are now ready for delivery. Tomas OF SUBSCRIPTION. If not worth Five Hundred Pounds - 0 0 Those worth Five Hundred Pounds .• 410 0 N. R. Young Men or Lodz wishing to enter the Militia or Regular ArnO, either in the Infantry, Light Horse, Royal Navy, or Marines, will receive every encouragement and information, and be d for any Regiment or Ship of War they may select e , " Z e receive the largest Bountygiven. SPRING PHYSIC. A SWEETENER OF THE BLOOD. DR. V.ENEL's ANTI-SCORBUTIC VE GET k &LE PILLS are the best alterative and puri fier of the Blood, not requiring any confinement, or restraint In Diet. This Medicine dissolves in the Stomach, hien& with the feed, and gradually pervades the circulating correeting in its passage every deviation from a state of health : rn short, tkisis the long-sought-for Vegetable Speci-, fir, or safe but active substitute for that fashionable mineral, Mercury, which nevet cares use disease without generating a worse; when all other eseditioes have failed, the altera tire Pills may be relied ne as a specific for the Scurvy. Scorbutic Eruptions, the Dregs of Mercury, and every other Disease arising from vitiated Blood. Prepared and tired by Vreeland Ca. Red sold at Bacon's 150, Cixfurd-street, opposite Bood-street; Tuft's, Royal Exchange; Golding's, 4qq,, Cornhill ; parsnos, 166, Fleet strc.ct, and Richards, HS, Strand. Price 4s. Gd. per Bus. BISH sold TWENTI in the Two last Lotterit 4. Cornisill, and LAST LOTTERY, ' CAPITAL PRIZES, in Shares, at Charing -Cron, LATE LOTTERY, 4011 October , 1809. 2 .... Prizes GC...C40.000 1 4.. 5llOO Valentine's Day, 14th February, 1810. 1 .... Prize of ....X20,000 1. 6OOO 1000 2 3 3 . _ 12 Capitals. 8. Capitals. Tickets and Shares for the NEW LOTTERY, which begins and ends on the Bth of J UNE, are now selling as above.—The Scheme abounds with the usual number of MONEY PRIZES, besides which the Contractor gives FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OF FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS, by which a single Ticket may gain upwards of i€loo,ooo, and a Sixteenth 6,000 Guineas. Schemes to be had, with Partkolars.nt I, Conthill, and Ik t Cho aiog CMOs. LOMMIL 111,1CHARDSON, ..00 - 6DIAICK, ,slid 120. 2-10 recommend to the notice of the Publle the NEW 1 STATE LOT rERY, which is all to be drawn on the Oils of JUNE Next. This Lottery ir: on an improved Plan. The Scheme contains 4 .. Prizes of . .ElO.OOO 1 4 .. Prizes of ... £5.000 11 . .. l,OOO 10 10 100 . 41 &c. kr. Rec. . 5,000 Prizes, 5,000 Nuntherv. Four Tickets of every Nom ber, and FOUR EX lAA PRIZES of 100 wuotavricK ETS each. By this ltr.proved mode of , Adventure A stogie Ticket luny rain .101.1,000 • An Half .C 50,00,11 An Eighth ....X.12,500 A Quarter '25,000 1 A Sixteenth... 6,250 TICKETS and SITA Rr:s on Sale by RICHA RBSON, GOOIMAICK, and Ct. Rank %Offing% Cofithin, ;Al facing Tile rime of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, who Sold and Shared in the last Lottery, Tao Prizes of J • ' aC2o,o:kl 3,731 . 3,i31 , D. Alto 999 1). £l,ooll-1,951 B. £l,OOO-3.136 C. £530. E YTO:1 1 late Partner with the deceased SCR JAMES BRANSCOMB, - Has the pleasure of announcing to his Friend, and the Pub lic, the LOTTERY which draws Bth JUNE, gives the greatest chance to the Adventu , er for in *vast risk : Four Packets of Tickets, One hundred in each Packet, are to he. given by the Coutractors to the fortunate Holders of the first • drawn Prize above lbt. when a Ticket may goat upwards of 100,0001. and Shares is proportion. EYTO n has been truly lucky lii selling Packets of Tickets : No. 7,031, producing nearly 4 1 000 t. and No. 3,418 producing 51,76.5/. was sold in Sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him to the respective Holders, who received for each Sixteroty 1,517 t. Itis. 3d. MIT° solicits a Continuance of the public Favours at his Lucky'olfice, 2, COUNH/1.1., near the MANSION-HOUSE. 2 of £30,000 - 19 of.. ~C 20,000 I 52-4, .of £2,000 • X 1 0f.... ,111,000 76 of 1,000 47 o f • 5400 99 of NO HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, shared and sold the above Capital Prises, and paid the same on demand. On JUNE the Bth, the STATE UOTTERY will begin and tinist. Four Extra Chances are given, by which the Ilolder of only a Sixteenth Share can obtain Six Thousand Guineas. Tickets . ; Halves, Quartrrs, and Eighths, their se yeral proportions. Orders by Post or Carrier executed inithesame_Tervos as if pent, at their Old Esiablised State Lottery Offices, til Ceasing:it.. arid Sr. MARGARET S M it I-. 13oashaw. VIIINA, GLASS, and lima ti EN WAKE. ‘./ A very considerable Assortment of the - above Articles. aid in particular a variety of DINNER. DESERT, and TEA SERVICES, up . S.ile at J. MISI"s Warehouse, Be, Fleet-street, London. Articles of STA.FFORDSIIIRE WARE kept ready packed for the ettitvesiende of Families. CRATES. containing every Requisite of Earthenware, Glass, &c. for the use, - and recommended to the viol ire of OS. cers in the Navy, at 71. Ns. fwd. each. package included. NIPELESSED with a consciousness that their I deviation from the general plan has been highly benefi cial to others, and improved in their profrasional acquire ments by the maturity of near 20 years experience, Messrs. CU ItR I E and Co. continue; with unabated ardour, the era dication of those I)isorders which arc the consequence of illi cit indulgence, or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate School-boy: In professing the cure of these complaints, they hold oat no inducement to vice, but, sensible as all men must be of the eiistence of puch calamities, they offer their , assist ance as regularly erincated Surgeons of London, and of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitic in fection, and in every complaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive habit, long residence in warm climates, free living, or any other cause producing a deficiency of manly vigour, the pa tient may rely on a s p e edy restoration to vigorous health. Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra has been attended with peculiar success. Strictures of ten and twenty years duration have yielded to their treatment in the short period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentle men of the first respectability, who have laboured under this painful and distressing disease, having received a radical and permanent `cure, particularly request that references may he made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decided supe riority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Man s of these Gentlemen had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their care by the application of the Lunar Caustic without success. Messrs: Currie and Co. may be consulteil, by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy sad honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden.—Patients in thr: country, stating the particulars of tin it case, incioslng a re, mdtance finr advice and medicine^ will have the same give. or sent to any part of the United Kinadom.—No.lo7,llatton garden. I This Day was published, riees,gg„ THE VETO digetossed upon its true Priheiple ; the Arguments advanced by Lord Grenville refuted ; and the Conduct of the Irish Catholic Bishops Id rejecting the Veto completely NA died. IN A SERIES OP LETTERS. By FELIX PiII'CARTHY. Dedicated, by Permission, to the Most Noble the Marquis's( DOWNSII IRE. " (Awl omnibus licet etiari mi hi. dignitatem patriot inert 3- " Potestam mYulo veaieadi is poolicam sit, dicendi Perks " lum sum rers-o."—Oimro, Ist. It is the right of evert man, and it is oho mine. 10 se- , " demymer to support vindicate the honour mad dignity of I' his Coumry ; and while I have the power of appearing ".before the Public, I niscLins NOT TUE DAItOEII OF DI " UV/CRUM MT lIMMTIMCNTS BOLDLY AND oreinv." Loudon: Primed fur Budd; Bookseller, PAU-Milli. sad to be had of all Booksellers. i~ , s LAW INTI LtGENCS.• • • • COURT OF RING'S RRIN4IOI4Y SO.,- - V JOPLIN V. LODOWICH. The Defendant in this ROW; was brought dp to receive judgment. After some strung observe. tions from the Court on the enormity of his of. fence, he was sentenced to be imprisoned in . the Marshalsea for six calendar mouths, and to give security for the peace for 3 years, himself in 1004 and two sureties in 501. each. RIOTS AT THE LIVERPOOL THEATRE. The ATTORNET.GENVIAL moved for a rule to chew cause why a criminal information should not be filed against Robert Eccles, Book-keeper, and John Green, Music-seller, of. Liverpool, for riot. - 'Phu observed distributing a printed song, of which;the Attorney-Gametal read only the last stases. This anosioos stanza was, as nearly as we could col. lect it, as follows t.-. • " Now sound Our Bugle horns, my lads, Yam-Catcalls whistle all, Aud baldly far your British rights, Like noble Britons call, Ring out, ye trumpets, blow horns blow, And snow the Managers most ; Sound ad your langsfor Britain's law's, For Half-price and the good old cause." After some further remarks frOnt the Mral. stev.GeutitaL, the Court granted the rule with reference to Mr. Feel( s. . Mr. Green's offence consisted in ordering a band. bill to be printed (calling on the people of Liver. pool to resist the demands of the Managers), and 'then distributing it through the town. The rule was immediately granted with respect to Mr. Green. TIM KING V. HENRY Mr. BURILOW as prayed judgment in this cause. The Defendant was tried at the lest Salisbury Assizes, for an assault on William Stone, game. keeper to Bennett, Es+. . Plaintiff it appeared was employed to serve on Defendant a notice not to trespass on the manors of Mr. Bennett, and took the opportunity if 'dropping the notice into Defendant's jacket. poCketonte morning when he pas going out a shootinkoit *orseback. This cooduct of Plain. tiff did noV meet %tub the apprdbation of Defeo. dant, 'who Immediately alighted from his horse, and chastised the Plaintiff .kr his insolence; hi a 'Stied unmerciful Manner. For such assault the action was brought, .41ed—a verdict of timing against the Defendant was found. ;dr. Hunt, the Defendant, in propritl person&, addressed the Court. He read several affidavits in estaination of judgmeet, and admitted the assault , complainedsf, and which was the ostensible ground If *Woo ;- but he again contended,,,iihit Mined before the Jury, thit the Plaintiff, Stone, had first committed an mention him, in Serving the notice al belid ; And. that he, the Defendant, was justified in doing whit he had for his own defence. He also said, that the action was brought against him not for such assault, but was the result of a conspiracy against him, on account of his pct. litical principles. Mr. BUitROWEg was convinced that the defence of Mr. Hunt could avail him nothing, for as to the ground of action there could not be any doubt.— The Defendant had committed a mostvioizet as. vault on the Plaintiff Stone,' who)!ad done nothing more than serve the notice, and who therefore had done nothing more than his ditty. The Defendant had made much the same defence before th,Jury, as he had in that Court ; but they saw that it war not founded in trdtb, they saw that the Defendant had ''been guilty of is violent and unprovoked as. unit on Plaintiff, and had - consequently feundblat • guilty. Mr. Justice Gaon delivered the judgment of the Coml. The Defendant had been guilty alert unprovoked and disgraceful &hawk ; and what made it more unpardonable was, thnDefendanthad committed the assault en the Plaustiff, for having done nothing morethan what he wasdirected to do, for doing nothing more than what was strictly legal, for serving on Defendants tioticenot to trespass,on the mano rs of his master, Mr. Bennett. The Defen. dant was a sportsman, and how would he have liked his game-keeper to have been treated in such a man. tier, for seising a like noticconaseighbouringgen. tleinan ? He would not have liked it at ally and would have justly complained of an assault, for do. ing that &which wasconsisteat with law—for soda. souring To preserve his property from being tree. passed on by sporting gentlemen. The Court had taken all the circumstances into their consideratuiu, and thought that it was necessary to convince the Defendant,. and such as were of his *pinkie, that such conduct as he had .beeo guilty of was wrung, and that punishment must folio* accordiugly, The Plaintiff had dorienotitiog more guto his duty; he • had not in ;fly way been guilty of .an assault on the Defendant. The Defendant, mill* roatrart, had been guilty of a violent, unwatialitable, and a disgraceful assault 'on the Plaintiff, Stone. ' The Court adjudged that the Defendant should be am. e l ided to the custody of the Marshal if the Marshalsea, during the space of three, calendar Mouths, and after the expiration of that term, he should find securities foe lteephas tie' pesie for three years; himself in 2001. and two' other s is 1001. each, iid to fled each latinritie l eheftire he was' discharged' kim the cart ndy if the WA •• • .;-- I • , 1 • ing in the Theatre there. The Learned Counsel stated. that on the 24th instant, two days after the role of Court formerly obtained, had been served in Liowienol. Mr. Eccles was seen by the VillettEritlitittsge whistling catcalls, and waking other noises to dis.. turh the performance. In one instance he was This Day was published, ASTATE of the CASE between Mr. RA. BERTSON:aod JOHN KING, Esq. late Under Se cretary of State, and now Comptroller of Army Accounts, relative to a SINECURE PLACE of geI,SM a Year, granted first to Mr. KING in REVERSION ; and after wards to Mr. KING's SON in REVERSION s from which Mr. KING has received nearly FIFTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS, contrary to an Act of Parliament, and has Dever devoted a moment of his time to the Duties of the Office. To be had at the Office of Tam STATESMAN, No. 87, Fleet 4tteet. A LIBRARY OF VOYAGES AND "NAVELS. This Day era published, iw Twenty-eight handsome and closely printed volumes, royal 18mo. containing each about 400 pages. illustrated and embellished with • upwards of- One Hundred large &wrathy, prim Eight Guineas in hoards, nr Tee Git Maw. eiNady bound; stud the Voyages in thirteen Volumes, or the ravels in Arleen may be had separately after the tame tale, COMPLETE COLLECTION or VX" A O. . AGES and TRAVELS from the First Voyage of CO LUMBUS in the year 14911, to the COWMEN CEMENT of the PRESANT CENTURY, the principal of them r ited verWai 'from the• tot Editjoas Jif the Offeksid The whole 'elected soli prepared rift: the ptele; By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vicar of Harley and Reetoi of thenedleld t Chaplaia to the Earl of Dinka; llnuiswiry Metwher of the Board or Agri odium; Author of the Ilaitenal History, British Nepal &e. &t. aw.• This new and enlarged Work consists partly of a Reprint of &similar Collection made by the sane Avatar, giblets h.ts fora considerable time beim out of priat4 adlc at new matter, compeising the .Votages. unabridged of NBEQN. BYRON, WALLIS, CARTERET, sad CO K; the Travels unabridged of ADDISON, MONTAGU. and ' SSOLLET; and of abridgments of many videable Winks' published subsequenti r to the appearaace of the former Edi tion, bringing the Collection down to the present time. The contents of the several Volumes will best illustrate the Nature, Utility, and Value of this New Work. THE VOYAGES. VOL 1. COLUMBUS, DE GAMA ; CABOT; DRAKE, doe. S. ANSON, ULLOA, &c. 3. BYRON. WALLIS. CARTERET, &c. 4. COOK'S FIRST VOYAitE. 5. COOK'S FIRST VOYAGE. 6. COOK'S SECOND VOYAGE. 7. COOK'S' SECOND VOYAGE. 8. COOK'S THIRD VOYAGE. 9. COOK'S THIRD VOYAGE. 10. COOK'S THIRD VOYAGE 11. PHIPPS, FIELDING, FOREST, 'PHILIP, WILSON, &c. 12. PAGES, YANCtIUVER, ' 13. MATHEWS. BLIGH, TURNBULL, and lobes. THE IRAYELS. 11. ADDISON'. M. W. MONTAGU. &e. • 13. SHAW, HANWAY. NIEUBUHR, Ate. 16. BRUCE, AIAUPERTUIS, WOOD, fee. 17. SMOLLET'S FRANC e. •AND ITALY. IS. BRYDONE, SWINBURNE, WRAXtLL, Mc. 19. MOORE. COXE, &c. 20. PALLAS MACARTNEY. &c. 21. VALLIAkT, BROWN, BARROW. &e.' DENOI,I. ARlCltoic. 43..FOASrpt, BEy HAN tql. 114.11EARNXfie. eAIg,'WELD, LIANLIOURT, MACKER- EL • OURrIOING' S t SS H . KOTIERUrS S SIBERIA, FRANCE; 'AND • ITALY. 27. C Ail K'S FRANCE; BALTIC. AN D CHOLLA ND. ' 28: LORD VALENCIA, and Illoax. The VOY AGES, la thirteen Voisin's, T il lie TRAVELS, is fifteen Vobuse4. bchadombolete Humbeelvisonik. ' separate Indexes, at the rate of six shi t big. per Volume; and COOK'S THREE VOYAGES ROUND THE WORLD, printed verbatim frtim the original Quirtts'Edi may i,e h^d by themselves, with a separate Index, in Seven Volumes, price Two Grimm. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London; and b) be had of all the Booksellers in the British Empire. Of Whom may he had, by the same Editor, AN UNIs VERSA L HISTORY front the Creation to the present time, ittinenty-five Volumes, Royal Paper, .36 15s. or on Delay Paper ,e. 5. Also TH 11 IiItITISII TOURISTS, printed s as to ear ropond with this new Edition of the Voyages and. Travels, in nal*. Price 365._ in boards. . ' - SECOND • El) ON. • This day was publish d, in one val. Bvo. ornamented with a richly engraved Head of Dr. Pale), by Engleheart ' fron t a Painting by Sir Willianilleechey.' price 1011. 6d. boards, MEMOIRS of WILLIAM PALEY, D.D. By G. W. MCAULEY. Second Edition, corrected and enlarged. to which is added, AN APPENDIX, containing Extracts from 'Reports of his Lectures, dm. never before published, or little known to , the Public. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 22, Paternoster. row, London; A. Constable and Co. and Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson, Edlobargb: , ' • SHUCK 014 THE GLCIH — Wi. This day was published, the Third Edition, • Prue is. 12roo. boards, • ANN I NTRODUCTION to GEOGRAPHY and ASTRONOMY, by the use of the Globes and Maps: to which are added, the Construction of Maps and a Table of Latitudesand Longitudes. The Third Edition, with considerable additions and im provements, Teachers By E. and J. BRUCE, or Geography and the Mathematics, Newcastle . wrinn-Tyne. • prised far C..Cradock and IV.J4Oy, 92. Pnteron.ter-rnir. B . RANSCOMR AND CO M PANY, with their usual GREAT SUCCESS. sold in Last Lottery, in 78 Shares. In the 'Preceding Lotteryi No. 3,734 £4111,000 Nor 5,618 ...... . . 4,654 5,000 sof .£5OO each .. 2,50 J 3of 4504 each .. 1,500 being Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in last Year only, Six of £20,000. nod Capitals •to the Amount tat £'250,000. besides the first 30,0031. the hut 25,0001. and ONLY 40,0001. ever shared; and in previous years, to an Amount beyoadallii preced at ; are now selling Tickets :tad Shares in the NEW LOTTERY, to be drawn Bth JUNI:, in which there are Four Extra Grand Prizes of 100 Tickets each, which may produce to a Ticket £lOO,OOO, and to a Sixteeuth, upwards of £6030. BR ANSCOMR and Co. again guard the Public against the Deception set fort n sf timer Firm, and Claims of the Sale of the first and last of Extra :;faud . Prizes su zi% •u; the FACT is, ever ) Sisteent.s was Sold, and the fortunate Ad venture's each received 1.5171. 16s. Sd. at their • 01.1) :,od ONLY (Mee'', in Lando:- ' viz.: No. 27 , COIL HILL ; No. a, HAYMAIiKET; No. 11, 1101.BOIIN I oil N 0.269, STRAND. They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was oot absolutely Shared and Sold to the Public as above. IN addition to the FORTY CAPITA PHU ES -IL which the SCHENLE of the present LOTTi;RY cow taint, the First Number arawis a Prize above £l5, will be emitted to 404 Tickets, which are deposited in the Bank of England, (each Class receiving One Hundred Tickets in four of a Number) by which plan one Ticket may gaisi £100,000; Shares in proportion. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CA. beg leave to point this not to their Friends am! the Public, as likewise to remind them that they sold two of the four Prizes of .C 20,000 in the last Lottery. This day was published, in foolscap bro. Price 6s. boards, THE PRISON OF MONTAUBAN; or, Times•of Terror: a Tale founded on Fact. BY TUE EDITOR of " The Letters of the Swedish Conn. Printed for C. Cradisek and W. Joy, 32, PatensosSer-rorr. Where may be had, .feet published, 3 vol. lihne. Price 13s. 6d. boards, • ANNE OF BRITTANNY : a Hiblorleal Roronnce,, . . . This day was published, in a 3 vols.l3mo. Price 131. 6d. hords, ANNE OF BRII"fANNY : an Historical Ro. MOM. " The union of Bretagne with the French Crown, ander Charles the Eighth and Lewis the Twelfth, and the tinal extinction of the PA;gll4l6 inesence in France, will akin's. he subjects of general interest, not inferior to the most strtkiaa incidents in the page of lictioa."—llibt. Franc:, 3 yols. Printed for C. Crude& and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster row. Where nay he had, just prbiliked, • 'Mr PRISON OF MONTAUBAN; or, Thiele Ter ror: foolscap Ste. Price 6s. boards: , .. :