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TTIFI R DSII IRE MEETING. LUNEEN7'IQV OF (INTRA. 01 Fri 12Y last, the 1 lth instant, a very full and Meetisig of the Noblemen. (4eittlemen. tiiii others, .Freeholders of the Counts. of Scat to ok place at the' front of tlit Shire Hall, . S . Z re b,„ti oi gi were erected for their accormiso4a fife. At twelve o'clock the Sheriff made his ttp- Most o the continua). tliciirresent having r am. • tiwir station f s upon and sarnand the hustiugs, :be iota niiitgo tierre YIN/11t to be eltillmetwed, w Lo d Vemt„ to his carriage, entered the square, , c ,,,,o v iaineil by a ravalcade of atheatit sit hundred rriet.d, Nod tenants, who had a ... gefithkii ifif the purpose of eworting his I.enlshil t o thc olio* of inect:ug. They took their stations, r o maing Noe Itrlbod those who stood on foot iii front of time CART. Eaq. the High Sheriff, in formed the assembly, that in consequencs of the re quisition of severe! f ablernen and tient [eaten, Free- Lertleis of die County of Stanford, he had called Visit Meeting, for the purpo.w of comidering the tr a i irioy Of petitiooing H a Majesty, that he will 1w g rutiotudy pleased to assemble his Parliatiteut, si order to a constitutional mid elf etual investiga tion into the causes which let[ to the lute Column boo e nociatleal I, the Oliicers col 00000 lie Diajr!v.6 threes iu l'ortagui. He then proceeded to tru.i the names of tl:e Requisitionists, lon was interiiipterl by our o. thint, slr. /Icor). Crockett, sho e ailyd upon hits, as high Sheri*, to declare by .hat ;kat:tority the. tame of !fray Cmcke:t had inwn teal upon this oi.vaiiiad. lit answer. the She cif rev! toe letter authorising it to be inserted stitoo4.t the others. Mr. Crockett then asked it' sant:n:r litter bad um been subsequently sent to ostratiliet it? which. if receive 1, lie begged should lw read. 'rlie accordingly read at letter to t!ist 'import, and coatelniied lUs istatereOut. Earl TM BUT, from th:: float of t::e hti:tings, iii...rc,sed the Meeting : I wish, (,sid lie,) to koow whether any of those who loos, signed the requr. , ition, winch has just been reed, be now pre curly tO i:C k , :own to us, in rAtnar.y, fur t!;-t purose we ere tonleggi hied " The She'll,' here lead the following letter, or rroiest, which he had just then received f tan ten of the Itequisitionists, Messrs. Wolseley end TO THE HIGH .dose Fr or THE COUNTY OF S%.IFFOR D. SIR—Ar yull base iteventd it ttiptAient, notwilhstanglin7 tr, MIMI. Pt. ahrlnt, to routvne a illretin; of the Fecrhotders of Cal .ty n( Staffing', :treading to the. Com whith nr:ol..ily Lippe-aril' in Ms P/fifrdshire Adrertiwr, we think wc.asary to Fewest reshot • Mutt, le to convove, anal Is 4.C161C la )4,11 our latcstiou of not &Ittust.ng tin same. We ant, Six. Sta Ford, Nev tr , I PPS. N CH ARLES Al ourt.tv, EuwAitto BLOURT. .141.1141 T thell resumed—" Gentlemen Freritoldere. lie we are here met tngsthet in coist-e -quenre of s requisition of the liigb Shen it, anti Al though none of the Requisitionists emue fnrwartl • ‘.) propose the adoption of :toy mt asure tilaphelehlet to the 'tortoise brit.eins' ly inteod• - (1, yet I trust we atoll so: pert this jay without coining to st o ne resolti- Loa or re olutiems upon the subject at *mole. If it not deent..tl itni.:ertment in me, I he., leave, furtive. piono.e. to submit the two Uhl - iug io your I omotirration : I. • Petit:us to His Majeaty, fur the porp , ors swatioued to the R. quisition, i. , so the judipsaut of this Vet Log, u4seeereary wad htetepeatelie. 2 Tent the Freelsildens ems assembled peratrfally artuzew kilt lbs Nlikitot)'s poterr3l goodness aed stAions, is baring bell, grirsiusly please,: to Sec state o fall tool tutnprthensi. iesto stl (In entire stul ~../kittattaceee uf vilutoct, 04 uhuit bow so meets derappoititett the hopes sod expeetattues of the nation. _ tv.o RelLolations were seconded by John Livie, F.. 1., then rtonectir..ly prnpnbLJ by the Ili h Sheriff, an d eisrrit:d ulitnimou%ly. . . t'Arl 'IAI.9OT-- ,, I leg to, propose, that these K solutions be inserted in the Provincial and Lon don Psners."—Carried. Lord 6. L. Coo Gentlemen, upon an on like the protein, when I see so many of the oaipectable Freeholders of the County, to whom I stn grateful Corti:tying (Idled ine to reprevent them, I should think myself wanting in that respect and Pittuode whieh fleet towards them, were 1 tint to declare my sentiment.' Wpm' this sithject. There silliest., however, to be stith a general concurrence amongst you, that I only feel it necessary to say, entirely acrinie•sec in those sentiments which have been so exprewsiel by you upon this occasion." The Hon. Mr. tittlal.i•—" Gentlemen. I WA , 'quested by my friend and relation Lent Iludiev, to attend this meeting. as he himself could not be preserit, to assure yost, that nothing would have prevented him from being here but - his ill state of betilth ; and I add. that no man can be more realm; in uniting in the proposition which has heel, matte to you this day." lipanl tl.e motion of Mr. Chow, a rote of thanks w"" 4 1, ell to theBheriff, for s. having acted iii a 1411111.. ter strictly conform:ollr with his official duty, rind for his candid, impartial, and proper conduct, on this menial." Colonel E1.1.110T next presented hismelf to the I.wirnbly —" Cientlemen Freeholders," said he. " after slint has passed, it wool,' be impertinent n me to iletsin you with many obeervatians. I ciiiinot refrain, however, from saying a few words neon an ciecasion like the present ; and altliolieh I Itsen lubortring tinder a domestic privation, has occasioned lIIV absence fora considerable lvieol i of time, yet I liope I will nut be thereby tendered entirtly forgotten in the county. (Aerer! exclaimed some cokes nowitsisi it., imehitadr.) hope not. had the persons ako signed the Its.quisition chosen to have attended her slid to have gone into the main question, I Lvrtsiely was preparorl to butte met the whole of it, to hue stated the extent of the Royal prerogative, friauthe Statute Books of the empire. end to have proved, that it was perfectly impossible to have grim e d the prayer of their petition ; and even if ozberiVllP, that it would have been improper and in iit to have done *0 ttprio this occoiost. To go further into the subjeet, would he highly int tinnier. I shall only observe, that, if it heel been evened, we would * tome been in this dilemma; either thut we entirely disbelieved !fie lidejesty, or !ItVIT proposing MI act ofstmererivition. disperse, I should Wish to move, " that the t!:stlics of th;s o fleeting be al.o given to Eusl Talbot, for hi. tnnnly, clear, exp!ieit, and constitutional conduct, upon the sill;ject tiefor• They motion lieinz put and carried, Earl TAT.- nor thanked the sasemlily ; and Mid it was with deAsiire he could.ei•tare dittos, Hod whenever they, the Freeholders, were dispoved to ltand forth and lee indepeadent, he aliou'ol lee anxious to support their sndepetitirnee to the Inflame of hit power. The procreiliiip of the Meeting then closed, with repented eh t er s from flume on foot, ionmedi 3frly in front o f the hugtiotgx, which were echoed anti re-echord with redoubled force, by those forming Lord Bagoee parta, arrumted iu the rear on horseback.. A the Noblenten anti flentlemen present, we perceived the t'olloxing, loesidea those already we.,tioned : f.rwri Carrara, Lord Harrowby, Lord Verona, Lord Lewia• linm, Mr Edward Littiktoo, M.P. Sir John Cluttarta.rl, Bart. Sir Was. Woicsky, Bart. Sir Tbousaa Fkicher, Hart. Sir Hebert Lawlcy, Bart. Sir 8.114 st P;guil, Bart. Cut. Ausou. Tim followinz, we liiiderstaigt, was Cie Address origilially intended to have beeii moved ;I the Itequisitionists, had they not withdrawn the men sure, cud not deemed it necessary to protest imaiust the mock of advertising their requisition, adopted by the High Slwritt upon this oreamon. ..t TO THE KINGII MOST EXCELLENT MAMMY. ;lay if pica.. Trier .17ejeely, We, your 51*Itte'e faithful aohjeek, thr rireehuldeee of the fouaty of St.tford, be; leave to a i iitioac!i your :tlatiesty with seittua,:rts of A.te , :r..' Crertion a 1.1 loyl!iy, •1,1 to ita r3lT your Makity, that, In eteitressin,l to ywi unr protittod grief at the Ciinyentiun Litt; avnil to by the Colontailders of year Mojetitylt forces to Pori ogal, we are otilittenalleby to reactor. our CAruntry front itrbiniuur, and your Ha ir/40i eanty argl . .tild • . _ _ Tarot when the snood israsers of your 3!aiestv's thrum bail rctorlied the repeated attacks du urer.,,r force, whist as Lad beau led to expect the must happy rcen , t, nor coustertatmn was rxtrenie, to team that an iniJorious Treaty had turn concluded, by width the fruits of sietory w e re transferreol to the srourloisttesi, the b.st interests of snug , Majesty's Alike saerraeLsi, sad the blood of your aril is spilled ill rlllll. That it is the from our intention to impute the blame of this disastrous 'relit to ally iudiridnal ; hot frariur that si k::ce may b: construed to imply upprohution, we play your 3!sjesty nut to suthea national calamity to become a national That being involve 4 in, rtrnglie .140% threaten% oar ex i%laure as an indepeollei.i people, Pa , . nn a' nettly v. twee rip. sources are out t..1.,r.0r :4) our ua u, awl whose eduria are dt r:••ted with coc.:anun it ab:th y ; we vot mazer no surecritill rwue to each a crimes', anhim the national hostoar be foe reeved inviolate, the opted of lone artuies be a - checked, tutelthe tatto.s of f.itore trecc4 to their somee We, therefore, humbly b:steelt your Atojesty to he gra ciously pleatir4 to order your Parliament to be ftwraibled, that as etteet•rd and const Ito csti•;.ition usav In it lr made into NW tor melt...stances 4.01 , 1,5t-tett with the Con vention of Ciedris, aod much inLa,ttr.?* IK adapted may iu its K i.f.on uprise best calculated to prercut the r.:eurrence of siulatar BER ::l EY HUN T. • The Members Or this respectable Haat met on Tlinrailas, by ins '.ation, to brenkfmet et the Marquis a A. bereurti's. Pri ory, Sion root-, when, after partaking of the hostittalit v 1/t tlic noble 11"1 , i, they ioiocectird to ast.wt the honude at ticiratch woad, wheats., they proposed to throw etr. After heating near 1111(811 hoer without, 6new...4 the) - tried Cricket-wood, sad uukennelleil s fut. Th.: harst was beantifol ; Heyward made the hest of his way to Lord ERSI.I , 4'S, tashiotsury His Ltw•lalirn was riding with a party of trie...l4 throne's his grounds, and jotned iltr jovial cry. The fox 1.. •u headed, he made play towards f.fr.'rhellitssilll'S at Wallalt, and front thence to Mr. Patter's, at Stand,. ; tlw se Gentlemen, aware of the det - s of tuertio4r, their salt* 31..! thrown open, a hereby title dernsze is &se to the fences. The fox agais monied the maintrY, and after a herd rue of au hour and three quar ters, he wee taken is a wood tear Pinner, uo Mr. tieriesnt Pellon's estate, at shore nourtiosi the ;tarty partook of some refreshments ~,,d eons Wane-Mewed ale. It ie rather extras ordinary, that the Hop. mad Rev. Mr. Castel, who is saiwoo t ee ‘f the hounds, though acilmiatted wit► the country to ...ell, wee completely thrown out. Among those lit at the death ..cit. Lord Ea..tx, Lord Hamilton, M. 'theltusson, rat'. The hunt meet at Lord I:saes's, tot Thursday ue:st. BAGOt UXIIII DOR, stint LTA RTMOILITH, were am the most active and Towel -lot °lir ?tents to thu intended Address of the Comity of S;n:ford, tin; a.i i iii !uir) bla the causes that led to the Convention of Chitral. The unani iii ity that subsists between these distingnisled Noblemen upon tin subjcet, is very natural, when we consi der their Coolly coonexion. Lord fl.tcwr's brother, Mr. CHARLES BAC to r, married the daughter of Alr. WELLESLEY Po Ls, mere to Sir ARTHUR WEL LLIILEY. General PAGET, son of the Earl of Uz- SRI ORE. married the sister of Lord Wearer, who is married to the daughter of the Earl of DART MOUTH. _ _ _ . Mr. ROBERT HARVEY (Steward of Load RI. GOT), commonly called Lord HARVEY, in the county of Stafford, had been at work, for a fortnight previous, in insitrin•• the attendance of hie Lout ship's tenants at the Cate Stallard Mectiug. These teturt.to, have ail had notice to quit, in order that their rents may be raisesl.—Query Could their votes upon thet occasion be deeme d unhiansed or not ?" 1..0131 BAGIIreS property, in the county of StwiTorrl. in worth at leant 10,0001. per annum. . . _ . 13uNAr.te'rc is become very corpulent—he is, however, in !muter health than for many yeses past. The Emperor of RUSSIA, While at Erfurth, lolgod in the house of the merchant l'atceet..— NSPOI.VON occupied the Court-bonne, and the King of SAXONY lodged at Mr. BOUTIN'S, in the Fish-market. The Right Honourable Ormtrat Porsounr, M.P. is expected at his house in Arlington-street, late the residence of SirJo nu HORT. Bart. deceased, which will be ready for the reccition of has family by the hot week in this month. . Rear-Admiral Sir EDWARD NAOT.S appointed to commend at Leith ' and Rear-Admiral the Prince of BouttLoscornmsads at Guerusey. Twenty Indies of the Seraglio have been drowned, by order of the present Sovereign; of Turkey, charged with being accessary to the - murder of the late Sultan Mutsu. The Keno has been graciously pleased to give and root onto SAMUEL CLAKILII, of Ithiworth Park, in the county of Southampton. Clerk. M.A. one of the wows of Jeavotsx CLARET. JERVOIIR, (formerly Jearoisr ',tees ' ) late of the same Esn. decea-ed, who wee some time Knight of tine Shire for the said comity. and I tely Repre .,eotative in Parliament for Yarinooth, in the Isle of Wight, His Royal License and Authority, thnt hr end his iwt may take mind use the sarnatrie of Jrnfolsz, in addition to that of CLARKE, out of mateful rod affection:l , e respect to the memory of his said late father, nod by and with the consent ' nod enprohntion of his brother Tnouss CLARKS iSitli•lsS, Esq. LAW LYTELLIGENCE. (iOVRT or• KING'S DENO!, Igor. It The ATeonNEY-Cltnaitat. (Attained a condition al Role for leave to tile a criminal infortnutitm lig:mist a Mr. Crewshey and two other lentleuseta, Justice,* of the Peace fo: the County of :lausor g am. far granting liceuses to micholow-keeperp, contrary to the decision of a limner niectinz of the Magistrates of that roomy. It appeared f.ont the affidavits, that Orin:mous to whom the licenses were granted by the three Geodetic*, coatplained of, ha I been adju:l4eil improper persons a full Bend* of M.oriktrates, and bad heel, accordingly refooal. It also Wit 4 stated, that two of the three bad am-interest iu therfepriblio-honove. The Conrt was occupied a length of time nti'on a caw of a eouvietion of the klogistrates of Sheer- Ursa, against a poor woman, in the penalty of 5111. for nut paying o n e penny. a s Excise day, upon a ' hu nine . coistaitling wine WOHTiII al/pare', which she was eau.% from the pier of Sheerness on board oneof Ili+ 11..jesty's ships of war lying in the port. on hoard of w Mel* she resided. Allorspecial ar gument upon the Art of Path:intent apt lointingCoin mis-ioners to build the pier. levy d0h..., Sac. the Court considered, that the act mild not extend to persons merely carrying goods on hoar) ships is the port, for limit own use, Ind to pet 500' corning Romig for ezportution from port to last. The con viction was therefore ordered to he quashed. Another cease of noose iistese-t was that of an urn' agains .n order of System'. Isy which Lvtba add on rind been refn.ed. a settlenseat in her hos band s parish, on account of her aiarriaee not hay itni been aids soleni.tize.l. It ap,perred that she had neennipanied her husband, wing was a servant in the army, to the Isnum of lit.Dniniirgo,iti 17j5. Ile dying, she became acquainted with another ser jeant, and went with him to a chapel ot Cape Ni cholls Muir, were the usairiance service we, rend in the French hop:nage by a person in a priest's ha hit, and trtreditud by the clerk. The parties liven together tall !797. %hen this second husband abed. It was cositeinled, that thia was not a marriage AC , . cording to the farms and of the Church of Englund. The COURT held that it all 3 t sufficient marriage for the purpow of gaining the woman a settlement in her huithanti's parish, awl the order of Session was q swished. 'fhe Court rove at one, and the :lodge" proceed ed to the Exchequer, to assist the Chancellor of the Exchequer in appointing the Sheriffs. WALSH AND IVISBETTS BANKRUPTCY. The first meeting of enAnn.', tinder the shove "hanitrurtey, took Once cn Saturday. The place t::igned was the Court a Common Plea% in Guildhall, end the Court was crowded in the ex treme. The Cotonsissionere were, Sir Erederiek Eden, Mr. flicker, Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. Charm berg. The Counsel weri, Mr. Cullen, for Mr. fish ; Mr. Freslitichl, for the Gentlemen of the Baok ; Mr. Montaque, for Mr. Nl'hitinz; the Prin ter ; Mr. Burroughs, for Mr. Eyton, Mr. "'ohmc, &c. &C. Tito c aims of a few pervert, for articles fur nished for Windy use, were Llinsiterl. :11r. W hi. ting's, the printer, thing was sworn to, and about to be admitted. as WWI thea of Mr. Bros, of the Dank, and Mr. Bish ; but Mr.. MONTAGUE, os Counsel for Mr: %Sliding, *hued, that he shoidd object to persons who ware rule:eft bertitt Walsh and Nisbett's list proving, ' r the Mee of tlieir lo%i• g partneri, tool as lie vow:tired Mr. Birk was not only a great person in this business, but also a art at creditor, he should like to try his strength a ith him first; he paid Mr. l'ish the coptpliment to say, lie should be satisfied with his word; but Mr. Birh desired to he examined on oath, and Mr. Mon- TAGUW ,put %mend questions to him, chtetiv whe ther he ceriorievel hintself us a p.r tner with Almon. Walsh and Nishett ? Mr. Dish answered, that he conceited that if there really wai a profit ton the lottery, he wits - entitled to a share on 854 (the num ber of tickrts he was it subscriber fur) ; as that bore to 50,000, the number of ti,k e ts which the two lotteries consisted of. Mr. CULLICN, in I long and eloquent speech, pointed ont the nice distinctions between II 1,3,1- nel-ship account and au individual account, in com mercial affairs. Mr. MONTAGUE, Mr. FKESH eitr.o, and Mr. BURROUGHA, spoke very ably on the part of their Clients; and after debating n va riety of intricate points for upwards of thii,e hours, the Commissioners )wing divided two and tan, a petition seymed to he ;centrally recommended to the Chancellor, on this busiue.s. Mr. Commas having harangued so ably at Chelmsford against the Address for an Inquiry into the Convention of Cintra, Lord BAGOT, it ap pears, was teinpted to take the held in the moue canoe, at the head of 600 horse, at Stafford. A most excellent charity sermon was prea•hed at St. Clements Dane!, yeuerday, by the Rev. Roger'. liAvrtam, U.U. tear of Charles, f'1~•- taouth, and a collection made to the amount of 701. 46. Lord BOIMICDOIIea cause against his Indy, for Criss. Con. is not expected to come on this term at llnctors'-Commons, owing to the great windier of witnesses to be examined, previous to its being heard in that Court. _ _ . The Aspitaien, PURDY. from London, is arrived at Gottenlmrg, after being plundered Ly the Danes, and afterwards given up. The it'ailiont till, Una, from Gottenbrirgh, for Grangemouth, and tae Sir" ILINDALL, from Stockholm, fur London, are captured by Danish pt iv:steers. The colliers, George, of Scnrbro', anti Sarah, of Shields, were lost, on Thursday night last, on the Moose Sand, near Sheeruem.--C:rews Th- winter has set in much earlier than usual in the north of the Continent. The accounts of the 7th fmm Gottenboirgh state that the Russian pores would probably be shut by the ice at that time. Satarday, at the Hattoli-Garden Offce, Ana York, resident in Clerkstswo:l-clone, nuderwent an examination, charged by two young women with fortnne-telling. The charge as, fnlly posed ; and the Reisoner, who has successfully pisctiscil the Meek art for eight yrarl, though she eau neither read nor write, was committed for trial. NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS. Saturday morning, a-number of the Minis ters, r.f e. and the twelve Judges, lisseinhled in the Exchequer Cliamher, for the twin i nation of the Siie riffs for the principal part of Eiiglatoi, except the COU JAY palatinctif Lim: aster, and wales. At one_ o'clovii, they prover:lLA in grand procession to the Court of Exchequer, in the intillowi lig order TLc Chauccllue of tLe Ezeber i cer, iu t s Cull rubes, and utlyst.i:j3ll:: TI a Lurd CLauccilor. with Ilse Mace , and attendant , . T . he Lord I:reside:tt of thy Cuuucil. . I The Lord Chief DIMS. The -rotary of Slate , fur the Hour Pepart ment. The Chief Justice of the Coen of king's Peach The Lord ('hint .J of the Coto! of Common Meas. *Chi Duke of Mootross. Mr. Cicurge Loa.% „ Mr Pallas, as the Chief Justice of Cbeßter iscnni4Chf•twynd attended, for the first time, as Assistant Clerk of the Council. After a number of nominations. in the courie of which several excuses and reainniuble rouses were admitted for those who had beet mimed by the Judge., Ike. tilt. R1161.'1,11 titre to4recd IF DIIIROPRIRIE—.Inroph Howell, of Mar!:et-street, Esq.; Robert Carotin of Har.olJ, k;o1; Sir Gregory Llnborue Turner, of Battleiwieo, bad. B Tboavaa 'fbeopliilow Metcalfe, of Fere bill, Batt.; l'boensaGoodlake;of Leteombe Regis, Rog ; Peter Gtera, of Cruokham, Esq. _ r —Thomas Stanhope Badcock, of Butk. ino.flos.o., Esq. ; Sir tVidiaa Clayton:, of Harlegford,l4.l.; lVolliam Piy, , rott, of Dodder - shah, CAmeasoG•A•wtat red Ntrtl ODONSWERZ—Jans.sRirot, aF Illunrcigdon, C. 4 ; John lifrothca:e, of C.ouington Castle, Julio Cars:mos, of Wooolherst, Esq. Cuesitt v.—Robert Parnfo•cl, of Upton, Esq.; Niel.folan A Atop, of Weerrh nsi Park, Esq. ; Thomas %V olliciut lath), of Witt insball,ErG. CL ii OFII 4 Po,. ,nbf of it Fire, Pig Henry Fletebor, of Cleo Hail, ; Juan Iwah, of Nowt sOdr, Esq. DVALlYAillaz—Tbonout Parker, of Aslifsorod on-tlie-Watfr, Esq.; Charles Cowls, of Dm laq. ; S,r fitful F;;A 7 harbert, tr't iss:nytoe, tart. 'llhoomos Deke Arkhool, tR Kellerton, Bart. ; Sir Williant 1 roopisr Pole, of Shute, Bart. ; Philip of Tivcrtou, Do RtierSit t a r.—Jaunts John r argetharson, of Dinetoo, Fol.; . Gioarti Creatheot!, of Udlenr, ;:sq. Juhu %V ,l. lett. of 3lerly, Esq. Essex—John Rtithr.rford .thdy, of Athens, Es° ; John Rirg, uf Weitloarnstow, Esq.; bu Robert Wigeam; sf %%KW, .s- Stow, Bart. GLOUCLATECOUTAT—Hon. John Dutton, of Darringhtm Park Jolla Hodder Mog,:rid;c, of I.lmocic, Esq ; Jamu De Venue, of Newmot, Esq. Hulse sou Ortil ur—Stephen flaicley °Miry, of the Lora, E.g.; William rooms of Burton Court, Esq.; William Wali, Leons,m.ter, Log. H. Kr—Edmond Darby, of Ashton Ilouss, Esq.: Tito:otos Pool:Sr:di, of Fla:lofted, Esq. , Maid Coles, of Y.ounrhery, Esq. lir•T--Genr,^r Best, of Chlten Pork, Fol.; Antlmar Norm ite:dtey, of Goorsetoort, Esq.; Sir bruoke Vitamin of G.solsrestun, Bait: • ... !AEC EAT Lai ft my—Sit William Manor's, .of Zoo-Leninist's% Batt. lLeltard %Louisa, of ‘felton Bert Haynie's, of Groot Gloms, E. 4.. Ilstsrot.Ntt;sug—Str Pobert Herne of Stostiton, fart ; , P.ltstiond Turner, of Poutoo, Esq!; Joseph Lorna.y, of • ' &mother, Es.;. Blosenotostisseißv—John Kelton Gardner Kempf, of Per. Itlicley, ; Thorns. of Hillstuue, Esq. ; Duel" Pus ell, of Llonirgangel, Coq. No To Lk--fliatic Is Locos, of Folhy, Eng. ; James Coldbao , , of Ammer, Esq.; Nothan.sl .Hiol.lettmaite, of Hesston Esq. . NORTIIAvrtoNswIRD--11thert Aroolrew, of ITarlett Le . .; Wiliam Saohriolge, llauolon, ; Saugurt utea rerwe, of Morttisn Lillie' i.re, N•urilumar it LA aced, of Morton e Cando, Esq. ; William lie nail, of Eruome Park, Fog. ; &other &ewe. of Lk. , it k. Eats. Nom MGM% :moms •Sa.:ker, of Bury DIN Esq.; John Toplft, of Lac . .h,:ott, Esq.; John Chatrorth, of Ansley. Erg. OOROSHIPL,A-IVllliont Von.hontel..tm,• of Cato:ton Boo!, d.sq- ; liarriouo, of Chrlsweil, Esq 'lump Henry Asbloifest, of Wslersteoh, Esq. Rt.* L• N effort Belhem. Bilmerthoroe„ Erg.; William GiUauut, of Wing, Elio.; Holm iicorge V. at. sou, a Glaistoro. f ROPINtiIIA-Wolieli Snerlimt, Pettrm, Esq. ; WiScona • Lluyd, of 4•1011, ET /1 Gefr-ge Brooke, oft Han:Molt, tot ontosiTs,,, se ono Noloit,n, of Milt-moss, Emu; Be wool Rolle Claftleld of Brinlington, Eq. 4.l.oeuis of Noingisloo so, Log. TA iri•ORDAY 11F—T heoohilos Lt•vett, of yr - mewl/1% ; Heury Webb, of lurch' Otte, Esq. ; fames ft:orb, of *tots Shaw, Esq. Coo NTT or SOUTH aNI I.7oK—John Blaekhomie, of Prro. tun Candor/to, DN."; Sir Joseph Wball.'y Stool' Gardner, of Ruck-Court, Hart.; Sir Robert Kingstotil, Bort, of moatoo. Ilrerot.u—John Dresser ; of BIN ford, Esq. ; Joshua (file:, Drinksionse, Esq : R.oger Prttiwaol, of Finifterutv4h. St :fuel —Edward Bilk,. of S3utlmorli, Esq. 14.0nry E4l ward Airiness. of Sbalfoord House, Esq. ; Wm. Holster, of Streatham, Esq. Sussr.f—*lfbasuiss Tousle, of J.andport, Esq. •% att, of Courtwicb, Di na, ; Nilliao Oliver, of Ao,rster for, Um. VrAAWIL - 11,1111tr—Abrolsot Brneelorkite, of Atherstose ; Fritti, New oligate, of Ai brr : , Esq.; J awes %V est, if A demote, Erg W t 1.71111 r —Sir Charles Warre Monett, of lk ilbotry Honig., Bart.; Ab.n/i:m Ludlow, of kleyroodi, E4q. ; Harry Biggs, of Stockton, F.so. Worctrrttsuzat—liann Brosolee, or Abberlev, John Itillianor, of Hardebo. „ Esq ; Julia leusglot, f Era Castle, Erg. YoRIIIIIIIIRE—Sur George Wombwell, &Wombwell, ; Thomas Vituuc llcl6sym, of Newburgh Aldicy, Nag. ; '1 nowise . 1 Yoruba", oft uxby, Esq. SNROPIPII , The present Lottery consists .of only 20,000 Tickets, 1000 of which the Coottaeter has mini:- !Son to make into tiro Extra Priers of stos Tickets each ; of course there arc but 19,000 for sale, and as there are greater arivanta . ges than in any Winer Lottery, it is highly probable every ticket May be sukl before the 'lnswing begins. At present. Tickets and Shares are.to be had, in great v.sriery, at the old established Offiees of T. BiNn, 4. Corp. hill, and g, Ch..ri•T-erosa, where the hit 25,0001. and the tao last 3070001. Prizes ever draaa, were said in Sliarr, and *here all Prizes are p.,i‘.l on demand. From the reign of Queen AVSE to the present time, 110 4aucear has been proposed for the henettt of those who tiny a Ticket or Shore in the Lot., ;y ; I,oon Tickets vie now given, in addition to every other Prize contained in the Scheme, and is likely to Leo( that magnitude which no one could expect to realise by a chance in the Lottery. Clubs and Societies would do well to lay out the rr,•iPy they' have collected, there being hot few Ticket. Int sale, and tl:e !Imo ing near at hand. Tickets sod Shares are Selling at Iloaatav and Ce.'s State Lottery Offices, e, ronihin, Niid St. '.llsTareer.- Hill, Borough. rincotst and Co. shored the kat. drawn 10.0001. and were the brat to tell two or m*344. .