The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-21 00:00:00

No. 1 no. POLITICAL DISCUSSION. DRAKARD's STAMFORD NEWS, aPri vincial Weekly Newspaper, is conducted with a vie a to istrite in tbe breasts of the people a spielt of IND PENDENT THINKING ; to embolden them fo decide the measures of their rulers, as on the actions of a priv according to their prudence and integrity ; despi..• the interested fokehosorls of the ALA R MISTS, would protect CORRUPTION by identifying it with coNiTioruTtov : and to forward the Braid measure a REFORM IN TUE REPRESENTATION, by descril ingitastheONF.THINGNEEDFUL, in the present dition of the country. As much ORIGINAL. MATTER is uiven in each Nu ber of the STAMFORD NEWS, as its any of the London Weekly Publication.. The Rittman,' of Advertisers is respectfully directed to ' Paper as an advantagentes medium of communication with's.. public. On Cite 3,lth March, 1810, that i. to say, six months after is commiencement, it had attained a circulation of TWELVE HUNDRED NUMBERS WEEKLY,lhrougli the Cowles of Lincoln, Rutland, Nottingham, Northampton, Butabcatan, C soihridge, and Leicester.—The average num ber of readers to each Paper is usually estimated at sixl pea k Aswan the STA WORD NEWS is every wo d-ea Uv at least SEVEN THOUSAND TWO itur(Dß] PERSONS, to toe circle of cluntry speckled. Orders ant Advertisements arc received by TAYLI and NEWTON, General Advertising Office, 5, IVarsv7 square, Loudon; or the} may he transmitted to the Staral News-Office, Stamford, Linenlinhire. A few Sets of this Paper have been with some trouble com pleted by the Proprietor, and may he had by early amine tbin, at the usual prier. One Set in perfectly good tomtit being the only one, collected at considerable expellee, sua; procured, price 3,1 shillings. Church-street, Liverpool, May 9, 1811 THE following Gentlemen hating signet!a quisitioa to the Mayor of this Town. requesting • to call a Public Meeting on the present Stated She Nation, am 1 thr Liberty of the Subject. with which be has refined to tionplyt the Remonstrate bUitillilled has since been addressed to him, signed by the major part of the Gentlemen signing the Requisition. Thomas Rawson Richard Thornton "William Shepherd John Marsh Williatußoacoe Richard Downward George Williams Peter Crampton- Thomas Rawson, jun. George Booth Willis Earle Joint Slater Thomas Booth Jaunts Castley Minot, Byrom William Dom ing Thomas Martin J. L. Jardine illiato Itatlibone Edward Rushton Robert It. Jame* Whittle Thomas Crupper, Jun. John Horsey J. K. Casey Henry ?Miami Edward Pearson Richard Grant Joseph Bailey Joseph Hopkinson Turner Parr Woods ' George Walker Richard Preston John Swanwick Prancls Casey Thlllll4B Holton Robert Prestoo, jun. William Hope John OHO), Jos. B. Yates James A. lifoigkinsoa Lionel Lemon William Harvey Joshua Evans James Harvey Francis Itoult I Enoch Harvey Minn; Jevons Samuel If Inca' John Richardson l Henry Jamison Thomas RM . .in•oa George L. Clifford Wallace Currie William itobiagom George Briswalt Joseph Emma John Holmes - Edward Ilastmett W. S. Roscoe . Richard. Ilioodeli Jaa ev P. Wilson - A n drew CoMber Thomas Stair %Vilna n Bomlt Joseph Fletcher, jun. John Buttock. TO JOHN CLARKE, Esq. MAYOR. SIR,-011 an emergency like the present, when the nation R suffering under the elects of oriniterial mipronduirt, and w hen a very general apprehensiou is enterm incl.!, that attempts arc making tu stifle the voice of the people, by a direct ' Cock upon the personal liberty of the subject, we had t tered ourselves, that however your predeeelion in Mice might have opposed their audio' ity to the earned wishes their townsmen, you, Sir, would' have beet, minted to hi shean how fully you participated with your cuuntrymeu . their sentiments, and would, in ptirsuance of oar request, have enlist-nett a Meeting of the inhabitants for the purposes in our Requisition melt:billed. We conceived that the exam pie; which had been already given by the presiding Might tr ill the City of IVeAntimt.ier and the County of Middle • . which have since heat, followed he Me (•Ry of Loudon titer places) would have !wen a sanction, Irmo , had been waiting, to our request. and would have deterred you from at tetepttog, by your single negative. to present the enhakitunts of ult., great and populous town from publicly expressin; their staid octagon this 'occasion ; and we earnest omit to tes tily our most decided disapprobationn( your refusal to coin an with ourjust and reasonable wishes in this respect. 'Nide ithvbinding the cow bitted 'series of calamities and dis graces is hich have heretic' this Country during the Last three years, ;sod particularly the fetid -sul destructive Expedition to the bland of Walchereti, we had still from thee to time coosoled tormelves with the hope that, against the recurresace of such ec.b, Mere existed an adequate and coastitutional re medy. for this remedy we, in contemn with nor fellow subjects, looked up to our Representatives is Parliament; but we are reluctantly compelled to odd, that fur this we have hitherto looked in vain. Although repeated in:tances of the profligacy and misconduct of alinioers, both it home and abroad, have been brought before tie House of Commons in the most fall nod ample mangier, uo result, concordant to the wishes and expectations of the Country, has been produced; whilst the Inttat , lllll recently adopted by that House in restraint of the liberty of the subject. and the freedom of political opinion, are such as cannot fail to occasion the greaten anxiety and alarm in the public mind. When however. we advert to the open and avowed corruption which exists in the appoint ment of al.anbers to serve in Parliwaent, and observe the gm-eat nomulter of pcn,ari having seats in the lionise of Coin.* mom, wen, at the saute time, enj ty places and peosiont under the Crown, we are no longer at a loos to account for,' toe result that h asi taken place; and we conceive that the time is now arrived when it is incumbent tat uli soppily to es press our decided conviction, that it is only by a bpeedy and effectual Reform in the Representation of the People in Pat liatnent, upon principles consistent with the spirit of the Cuts mitutton, that we call hope to preserve the liberties:tad bole. pendence of our country from that destruction with which they are so imminently threatened. TO this 4 rent object it was our wish, antler the sanction of our Chief Magistrate, to have called the attention of our nos nsinen; and although you, Sir, have deprived them of the opportunity of expressing their opinion soder such sanction, lye doubt not that they will perceive in the massive which dictated such refusal, the grounds of their own triumph, and t.!II still continue to cherish those sentiments of veneration for the Constitution of these Realists as by Law established, nut' that deterinination to maintain their tights:and liherties tionapalred, which are the roily effectual rottezutirils against heir overthrow. We me, Sir. Your very uhetlieat Servant, 'IIIONIA.S RAWSON, Ste. dite;_ SECOND-HAND WA TCHEeI. - FVolt ILEAI)Y MONEY ONLY, with pecu liarA.: advantages to Purchasers. To be SOLD, chiefly for nant of Redemption, the largest A•surtment in London, of second-hand 'Watches; con-is:law" of Chronoilieteni, in gold aol silver cases. by esteemed Maker, ; Repeaters in the g remest variety; Ladies' fashionable Engine-aimed and Locket Watches, with gold dials, &c.; and about 500 of every other description, from t wo to fifty guilyw. amour, which will he found many hy, the followingesieetned lookers, • iz. Ellicott, Vulluomy. Arnold, Earnsliass. Burrard, Bruck bo.,ks, Dweriihouse, liutiim, Perigal, and Jamison. The priors at which they wall hi sold, are wai ranted to be ' fr SO to 45 yer cent. less than the 3litoulacturers charged for them. Th e peculiar ad vatukgrs stirred to Purchasers are, the liberty of eschang,ing their WatclTeti w itluu six months, if not approved, and of dim brio enga.ed to perform well twelve soaths free of expetace.—N 0: :Li: Ludgate-Dill. gie• J ' .4 • _ _ Tr upon . eerl of the Legs, Setnittittlotts Ttsittuttrs; the M4totrtury Ab sees: Disortlen of the Eve, and girl Gangrene. London : Printed for J. Candle; • Crorn-coort, Princes street, Sabo. e; . , Harding. Haswell - Each Piece warranted ; and ifasty has. et should prose, either in washing er drastillity, Inferior to the best Irish Linen, satisfactory compensation will he mule. AVEL/N(i'S SAUCE A-LA-litThSk, Fair Fish, liaise, Steaks. Chit" Cutlets, Stews, Hashes, Harrirons, Carries, Made I)ishes, Cold Meats, or any Vi-h that requires a inc Flavour. rfilip: wcil.known F.ncelletsco need high Esti. maim of the first Families nud most curious hi Fi.li Sauces in the. Kingitem s erkb the isscreashig Venom I for Ave nues Sauce a-laAtime, has iodated many Shopkeepers to offer for Side a lon of their own, under the saint mum. The begs leave to caution the Public melt deceptions The Sauce a-la-Ruse being rins ag Irmo as artgloal receipt, which has been for years At Ito He Tablet oa the Coutitiebt, and entirely cam Pre rby 1 ' Pr T . Ay, at his Italian mod Fish flt rWt a... ' y ala' 1 Sauce Wartime.% 63, Pi ••Vy, eoruer of Albemarle- Street. Whereas's,/ behad, Somerset Laser, twice a-week, dot ing the lannin—Priuse Stilton Cheese, in birth perfection— new SaUad Oil, Alasearoni, Parmesan Cheese, new Olives, Hates, Thvittless Parvidwitad Kid ils Pickles, mad all kinds of Fish Santis, and every Amide it tic above Line, of the has Quality. TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC IN GENERAL. D AT' of No. 7, and N 0.19, TAVISTOCK. STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, most respectfully ansiouncrs that he has 'sow prrporod, mad is exhibiting, a very (*rant Assortmeut of USEFUL AND 0 RN AM F.N TAL 11A IR for Ladies and Gentlemen, either for Rome Consainpion or Exportation, wkielt, for Taste, Lightning, and Effect. cannot be excelled by any Competitor for that geiwral Patronage be has cotstantly experienced from the roost fasblisaide Circles. Ladies and Gentleineu attended at their own homes by men of the brit-rate abilities is the profession t also, light and ap propriate A partineuts, as above, for cuttiug a nd Hair in the present prevailing Fashion. N. B. A great variety of Perfumery, arc. of a superior Quality. MILITIA. ORIGINAL INSUItANCE OFFICES. MESSItS. IL JONES and 199, High Holborn ' and No. 8, Charles-street, Blackfriars-road, beady opposiieCluist Church. JONES and Co. beg leaveto remind their former Subscri bers and the Public, tint the Militia Lists being now com plete a HEAVY BALLoT inunediately take place; an ea r ly Insurance is therefore necessary, as nu receipts or indonoillcation can be delivered out after the consmencemeau u 1 the Ballots. TERMS TO Nov EMBER 1610. If not worth 5001. 31. All ot hers 41.105. Substiques provided for Subscribers, which is an exemp tion for life. Sixty Guineas will be given for Two Young Men for the 2d Regiment of Foot, commanded by his Royal Highness the 'Duke of Cambridge. Likewise wanted Twos Yoeug Men for the •25th Light Dragoons, now lying in the East Indies, or Golden World. Two' for the Royal York Raters, clothing Kreen and silier. Two far the 86th Regiment of Foot, lying lbthe East. Indies. Two fur the Royal Navy s and Out fur `.e Royal Marine,. • , Mews, Cbariaitrose, .. tery, Two Prises of £20.000 5,754 5,75-1 Alin 999 1). Stale-2.964 B. ,el.llOlO-1.1311 (":. 4.511 n. URANSCOMIi AIN() Ut).iretiti 1. ..A.P with their UAW GREAT SUCCESS. sold.in Lust Lottery, in 78 Shaves. . Jo the preceding Lottery: No. 5,734 ,C49,0110 No. 2,618 £20,0,10 4,654 sof £5OO each .. 9.30,1 • 9of 46503 each being Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in last Year only, Six of £20,000. and Capitals to the Amount of w 84.50,0 JO. beagle. the Ant 90,0001. the lost ‘1.5,800/. aDd ONLY 40,0001. ever shared; and in previa.; years, to an Anima beyond all precedent ; are mow. selling Tickets and 'Sharea in the NEYV LOTTERY, he be•deawa •Sth JUNE, in which there are Far Extra Dread Prises of WO Tickets each, which may produce to si Ticket 4100,1941, and to a Sixtecatis, upwards at £OOOO. BRAN SCO hi B ant Ca.. titi4e ipetrit the Public NOW doe Deception set forth of their Finn and Claims of the Sate the Oda and last of Extra Gre ed Prises se gleam the FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the forty-eats Al* veneerers each received 1.5471.16 r. 9d. at their ' • . Oil) and ONLY Oakes, hi London, viz. : No. 97, CORNIULL; No. SO, IIAYMAItKET; No. 11, 1101.00Riii: and' Nn. 269. STRAND. They will never4shAy inert they divided -a Capital which was not absolutely SHARISD and SOLD to the . Public as above. , • Y of 5e30,0110 • . • 19 of ' .2230010 I ~' t • .0_ 111_, 33 of .1000 sti • Alf • ' 47 a _ f!,000 99 of ' $OO St( ' - -Brokers • -hared begiti which the Thousand *kir se- ttl W , , I - • , • • This Day was published, in five. prlie hoards, • AN ESSAY on th e NATURE of SCR°. FULA ; *ith EVIDENCE of its ORIGIN from DISORDER of the DtGewrivE ORGANS. Illustrated by a Number of Cases internailly onaled, sad hilerspetied with Observations on the General Trammel Of Children. Ily RICHARD CARMICHAEL, lirgeoll• Landon t Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookanller, 10 § Crovru-cotirt § Priticmittert s hales., W here mayvA be hadsinat published ee Oa cintsoßY amucti OR CORP LIMB. - limber of she Coke or Itergetwou 7~ \ .• • This Day were published, In Orne Voltam; Octavo: prii , e M. boards, OIISERVATIONS el d MADNESS and. Dig. LANCHOL.Y t WWII* Practical Remarks on these Mimes t together vela Cams, sad ea Actium. of the Mor. I'l4 4PPearircesjwiltycitil' B' HASLA Late of Pembrigke-flall, Cambridge ; Memher of the Revel ' Coltege of Sergeant, and Apothecary to Beebe,* Hospital. The Second Edition, considerably enlarged. Printed thr./. Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crowa4ktert, Primes-street, cm, ho. N. R. Where may be had, lately puMished, • CROWTHER% PRACTICAL ORSERVATIONS on DISEASES of tbe. JOINTS, Westgate* With Seten colour ed Plates, price lie. 60. boards. _ • . . • Tl 4 Day woo 0601044 i Thr Third'Editino. illadtra PRACTICAIi, Tlig?iTigWevi:l6o toteit. 1111. that and Cate of the YEN ER.li &L DISRMIL: titularly its consequences,; Sttictores, Plekes.- rrg Tahes• I)ersalis, Hy ptichmildekinlsm, Outhisns t at- being complete Guide in those I)istlises. By M. CATON. Surceoni Late of the United Hospitals of St: Thomas's add CO's, And Editor of the ;First and .Seitorni Volumes of the London • Medirdi and Surat Sp_tetatot. t Printed for S. .Highley; 210t:91V-Ficel4••treet ; Longman and Co. • Paternoster-rose • C. Mellow,- No. b 6, !Whom t, `Sherwood, - Neely: tsudJustefs littsoViristosCow. Ltindon. .tO • ~Thin Day . were publi iti.pog vol. quarto, Two MEMOlltg upOW:,.. the citTilotic QUESTION 0 Wielt• nit Essay • ape: the History nog Elfeets of the COCllinatinaaattr4 and also on Appendix • . • By JOHN JOSEPH 1,11;LON; of Lincoln's 100, , • Hardee at Law. Bath : Prietedastd sold by Meylet :tad Soy; Abbey Church. yards aad in.t.audnuly (1: Robinson, Patertfuster•rosi t RidewmflPiecnollty t %rid FAJIIII I ker, 50, Net. Bond -street. :1 7 prierr Ilillbast he Gat holies hatemittible, laborious * jup :dicitsits,.addleven•it courtly adv o cat e , an d we cannot either. : widstkaareor the empire heifer than that the ti hole • had 9., ;AGA* Ye animated No it h 'the tone spirit' which Is - breathed * •Koie panes; since a temper sash us is here displayed, will oire.effectually satire them than the tooA Must emus advocalb, rheficuares---Dillon, od the. cereeetiee Oath—Monthl y view, Vu141. , . ' • • n ! ~.r iia~~ :~ r lIM . . „. . . a • .., - • • • • ' '- - ' l ••=aai.a4.- - - ''''' . "‘"t • ,'"" • . •-- • - • . • . t ~•:• . ; , 1 - ,..- --- •• • . • ••••' • . .•- . • ' • .'. - • i- 1.,; . 11 1) I 4 . : v ir „ ,4(9,..Z r i ,b .. • i Z M I , ,s • I .• .. • % .. • mi. -', '• . , . % :.. •'' ' '.. Ills, " ~f,'„,_•-4 ...r; . • . ) . • ... 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' • : ; \ view M ENT for the INFORMATION of MERCHANTS . .IL the Scheme of the present Lottery contains the tket A LETTER ON THE GEIIIIU Asti tits- DR- and FAMILIES arrivin nthe Id EFROPOLIS, takes the Diamber drawn a Prise above 151: will he eat so Poor XX.POSITIONS OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT, le on opportunity to describe the New Supply of the WARE- Hundred Ticket', which are derailed' in the Biotic ofllng- instable a Viet, of lb. Taxation of the Fiends &Spire. knife HOUSES, and with which, together with every N ew A r tl- land': each Clan (A, B, C, midi)) receiving One HKO- By AN AMERICAN, 4 to cle, as they are brought ant, they will continue to be sup- deed Tickets, in four of a Number , by mhieh plan One Recently returned &sn Eunaie. .. who plied . — New and elegant Furnitures nod Morena, for the Ticket may gain I,oo,o(loL—Shares in looportioss, Philadelphia primed. reprinted for LON GM AN, HURST, .' ' ' i the Drawing-room, Beds.ette.; Irish Li0(113; Sheeting's. Foreign • The Lottery will all bedrawe in a few dare ire of nod home-made: unique printed Canshrics and Muslim; etc- " - We shall perferm a very pleasing part of slur duty, in crib- gent India Shawls; Gold Tiaras; India Muslins, from is. 6d. vrroN, tato l i setnec with the deceased recommend' this able and fateresta pamphlet, which pos. . coo- to .E?, Ss. rr yard; Ditto , curiously wrought with gold and . iteur SIR JAMES Blt ANSCOMIL. staves every claim so the public attention , th at can arise froai silver; Vi bite Chintz ; AMengos, and chanderaconsahs; Has the Olietanre of inemseickm to his Friends and the Pub- extensive kaawladge, original information. political science, * il l fum- Opera, Italian, .and'Oossamer Nets; Imperial Silks ; Britit)f lie, the LOTTERY' which•Brnws Bth JUNE, ekes the ealarged awl ateurate views, brilliancy_ of style, ES Import- -1 ndon Sairtings; India Late Cloths.; European Ditto; • the various greatest chance to th e Ademaswer for so small a risk : Four Out sateet, and an useful teodeory."—Eclectic Review. ! • , kinds of Family Mourning; Cambric Muslim; Beadles i Packets of Tickets, 41/neliondlted in each Packet, are to be AprO. 1810. p this French Cambrics; Bordered Handkerchief f law ; Table given by the Cootradenti. the fortaante Holders of the Mat. lithe Linen. curious Damask and Diaper ; bep u tif u l Marseilles draXls . Pdaeahoea la IS Ticket may gain upwards of This Day were published, in 4to. embellished with Three • I .i ' . mthe Quilts and Connter.penes; the first assortment of India !mita- 100,010 E sad Shares _ L in" ~* ,„,_._,:,, filtni , itll7, prke 14s. boards, .-1 oof lion anti Silk Shawls; curious worked Muslin; every Amick ~ F• 11 ;!,.... 9 / I bus ___, l ' rept^ '• • _ - .7.75? „......„ 1 - Trik46 I ,01 1 4 r1 e 44 P L Y . , . C ' t - she - ItYpekße • °ugh is- Good. —Gnsid. he the Pieced Deny, et the Whole- No. ' o = l 9 P c "" ll jil e 7 iIIVIWI Alb% f g , /i x di j 9= ll . VagailllT MOOS &thing from the I . Moo, ode Price: . and those th is are sold la ',mike istuaeltles, as 24.711Meanielake *Wee moo- the regular usual Meatier only.—.TheTrdWirupplied roomier. • s.he.. se itsidws, wise rentivek - for et ch ktsrotb ay Giirgiajt aLLEy. M.D. KILL& iilat *=Orders frosu the matey most be wocoespinintd with' dra ft s, ' 1 . 71 _ 1714 . h * „ ._. Pellow of the Royal College of Pbssieleas 01 1 gebliseglt. - zerom solicits& unithmance of the public FaTOllll 111 an , pm* but eaaNc i asAar, gum gun. m i l ote,mg 4 week payable is London. . 1 - . 4E9 Lucky Office, •'. Patteenislifaeoir. \ 1 ' ANTED imineth.stely , -to wake gaud a 1 Tbit (lay was publisbed, LOR W Purchase for a Gentleman of unqueetiniuthle late- respectfully info-rip the Pub.• Batlseltblied with a Portrait of the Author, eagfaved by SWIFT and V i a,. vick- gray, there Acceptances. of undoubted Value, to nose doe . iford at distant Periods, for a Sum to be Reeved on, for which a - vs ~.. 1 I that they have on SAUK the TICKETS and • HKSTK• Sari; printed is guar* by BALI.MITTIia, price • SHARES of the a F.W. LOTTERY 314 b. ia buards, • i liberal Gratuity will be even, as well as rimple Security. cam- The Gentleman WI ' h 'll he ' and I MI) ' theJ himself will provide Att. the P inept of the -"c Vi 4 al" 11 rattaarat . . Sib sac riIUE LADY of the LAKg ; a POll.ll, Id Rica- Bills as they become due. and .heold it be uerecable, the Ac- - . The *lleum hoe theausine'afspnered principle as the Ise, A Six Cantos: • - t ha. mg isaly Five Thiennott Pendant, with Two Hundred ....• shim), captor may board and lodge hi tiro Home, wbleb is conveuieut . Ply WALTER SCOTT, Er& flieuialid Pounds In rrizei, which are ay be uud unexceptionably situated. "-. Mated for _Longman, Wm, Rees. Gm cora', s'ili wil- FORTY CAPITALS; •• Address, post-paid, appointing an lnteestiew, to A. G. I..ins 0 1 14er, Istataost 1 and -se Jobs Naliaotyse sad Cu. I (Within to these the Pohl' eseated with Four ' y' c are pr • ' , Mr. Ye:whim's, coruer of Great Pulteney-street, Gulden- " a - - 1 • illediest • in. square. EXTRA PRIZES f. 'boo may be had, Ayalie same Authsti I Re. of Tickets, four of a Number, by which the Adveteurerinm • 1; The LAY tit the LAST MlNSTRliblevs, Ios. 6d. MONEY.. the ch.ince -of gaining Foot Prises of Twenty Thousand bow s . • . t hint PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION. pounds by the purchase of a single Ticket. The Ml*** S. BALLADS and LYRICAL PIECES, Bto4 7.. 6d. l d ed t . . im o , L A-DIRi sod GENTLEM EN of PRO. "capit :I Prizes have been Shared mil Sold at their Mikes, b beards,beards, _ , •' Named PERTY mid RESPECTABILITY, who may, from N.• 11. P?3 ,1 4-eY I No. 12 , Chart% Cron; std No. Si. Ala - TseabovetWo Works may be lead together, hi 1 Tot. 4to. gum any pres•ingemergency. be in want of PECUNIARY AC- gate ll e i‘.ll-stem : peke 2L asi. or, on royal paper, 3f. 13s. 6d. _ . . .. 824 11,Z •C COMMODATION, either temporary or perm neat, may 69/9 1 • • 410,w0 I 9 3. • • •c 1 0• 00 D • • S. The MlNSTfililb. Yof the SCOTTISH DORDEEt obtain the same 11011E1)1 A TEL Y (on good security), iu 8,6 2 1 •• • • 200001 1 7.619 •• • • 101009 80. .... 5,000 3,,,,1 h .g v0 . li. 16 t. b„ ar d, . any mount. Heirs of Noblemen and Gentlemen of Fortune 11. ' 07 0 •• • • 9 ,1 •0 00 20,059 •- • • 10,000 7 • 931 •• • • 5 • 04 4. SIR TRISTRAM, a Metrical Ignorance, tlati. 15s. most have it oh their Personal Security. . 13,881 .... Won) 21,293 .... 10,000 19.566 .... 5,000 boards. Pennon! applications received between the hours of Teo 9461 .... 10,030 7,157 ••• • 10.000 13,944 .... 2,000 S. MARMION; or, The Dattk of Floddes Field, Brod and Three o'clock. and Letters, post paid, to Messrs. Hankey ISI .... 10,000 40119 .• . • &OM 15,112 •• - • 2 12 Pb. boards. mid Co. No. 38, Hary- street, I Ilsi .... 10,008 12,0* .... 30100 11,199 .... 2. . •-• ` i Slain ...., 10,00.1 VI .:..: 5,000 17481 :....' 200 , Thlt day We polgiehed, in tared volumals Octavo, printed by INIMA SHAWLS., . 9.3,611 .. . 10,0Jd 18,247 ..... 6,0U0 733 .... ?MO t• Vallantynet price It..las. delta boards, the Fourth Edi- I A DIES or GEN'II.,EMEN having curious Three of the Capital. were Shared Sold at their °Rees don, of • . 4IN DIA SHAW LS, or GOLD and SI LV ER hi US- In the boa lottery. ril lib. MINSTRELSY of the SCOTTISH LI NS to dispose of, may receive the full Value in Cash, ou BORDER.; cossetting of HISTORICAL and RD. ' iininedir te application, at WA 111 IM A N and EV ER I NG- 1141SII sold TWENTY CAPrr AL PRIZES If - ; ANTIC BALLADS, collected in the Southern Comities' _ TON's SHAWL MUSLIN, and LINEN W Alt EIIOUSE. ~R. 19 in the Two last Lotteries. In Sharer, AI • of .Sentiand, with a few of a modern date, founded on local • 101, Fleetearec, corner of New Bridge-street, where the 4, Carnhill, agd 9, Charing-Cram, Traditions. ' greatest variety is conitienly on Sale. LAST Lormay, - - LATE LOTTERY, With an Introduction and Notes by the Editor, W. and E. beg to apprize their Friends, that ia lmithies Day, Drawn WALTER SCOTT, lis q . caul - Tai of the recent reduction in the Price of ;Aliens 14 th k'ebreary , 1810. 20th October , 1809. Printed fat Longman, ljaist, Itees. and Orme, Paternos- • they are now it wibled to ofii•r the most complete Ass stamen; _, _ —•••• --- ter-row ; mid Archibald (. unstable and Co. Edinburgh. .._ of - IRISH. LINEN S, TABLE LINEN , SHE I.:TING*, I.•. . . Prize e1....420,000 II .... Prizes 0f.... C 20.1100 Of w,hrim may be had, by the setae Antbur, mid FAMILY LINEN 'of every Description, of the first 1 ,.. 1000 1.• • • - 5000 1. TDB LAY. ot the LAST MINS'fB•Etr, tam. 101. 6d. . . . Fabric, upon the most advantag..ous terms. 7 - 1000 3 * , 1000 tha sti a s .. . INDIA SilA WLS - bN SALL. g • • L ; ADIEG S or ENTI. EM EN deeirous of title. 12 C a pit a l s . 1 8 Capitals. Th e a b o v e t wo W or k s ma y b e ha4togetber, la 1 vol. be e '•- * , . , cba..:ing surmise INDIA SH A W Is, have now an op- Tickets and Slams Ittr the NEW LOTTFN V', which pries 21 a. neon Toni paper, U. 13s. 6d. , . • _ pnrtunity of issliccting the LARGEST cot.l.F:crioN begins sad ends au to llk of,JUNR, are stow I. eillag O 1 •a. SIR TRISTRAM, a Metrical Roaiance, Bvo. /51. ' ' . i ever seen was Sale, by.applying at WI Ma Aal and DAV ID above.—The Scheme abeends with the ustal somber of h oar d s _ . • . JEItEMY's 1 1 11.1 in, Linea, and Sli ivy! Rooms, No, 148, MONEY pfttvis, besides which the Comractor gives 4. MARMON, or the Bat . ge.of EVlddraFiablaSsio. 11111; *,--•• - -,• Slraiii• trinir SolistlVl iiisUlie. POVIL IDLTRA__MPS OF FOUR HUN Ddl...*D , k 005 5i1.,,,,, u ,..,...---,----- ; - ..,- :: , , • . . . .... • N. B. The full value giveu fur India 81 . saatlis,„rasild a051. T .,..e • .,-- e.,-,....4ea50,...WM91 - 190filedra4K -- ' - - -• - . Sifter iitastim.lke"':- 21 - 4. -- - '' - ' '' be wlleit a stogie Ticket may gide %swards of •6100,101, Thio Day was pubtlstred, in 410. Price .C 1 Is. boards, . .. . . • . . . • • - and a Sixtemoh 6400 Galiseas. Schema to be had, with }-1143(TRALTS FROM TR& DIARY OF A - .. - MONEY BUSINESS. . e‘irtleulni•., nt 4, Condon!, ins) 9. Chorine Croa, London. EMONS of Rank, or Merchants antlOthers; , ' LOVER OF LITERATURE. .9- may be accmamodated with Money &firs 20. g. to nny • 'IIIIICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. . Printed for Lorwmn, Heist, Rees, and Onne, Pater. amo int. on their limonite, or on Bills of Exchange, or Notes Raw, fps•vri b and John 9-11.. recommend to the notice of the Public the NEW poster-ro w ;c . .. . , . nation of Hand, or :my kind of security. STATE LOTTERY, which is all to be drawn on the Bth of 'This Day Wig published, ' ' • , a nd Ladies, or Heirs to Estates or money, single or married, JUNE Next. This Lottery 6MI an improved Plan. In three volumes, mat octavo prire M. in board's, &Bait- • ' empts supplied. The Scheme coutaiiii -. • ed by permission to her lloyn't Highness the PRI tests of • :t _at- Those who have money to lay out may have it employed 4 .. Prizes of . ',C20,000 4.. Prizes of ....06,000 WALES, a Sermal Edition s of - ' tit - legally at 10 per emit. 12 - ', msce„ Constant personal attendance every day front ten till five. 20 I V) D : I • •' • : 'es " 1 Apply or address (past-paid) to the Director .4 the Agency . &c. *c. 8;c: - CHILDHOOD ; *.th Direcorna for the Mnmsgement ' have mare, Nu. 6, .1101 Savage-yard, Ludgate-hill; or to Mr. 5,000 Prises, 5,000 Numbers. roue Tickets of every Nunt- of Infants from the Birth, adapted to Dottiest is tee. 'ell i" Walsh. No. 40, Upper Mary-le-hone-street. ber,and FOUR EX l' RA PRIZESof too W HOLE TICK- Alsolartay published; by the same Author, the Fifth Edition, Seed, Invinlahle secrecy always observed. Era each. By this lenproved mode of Adventure • price j$S. N. in boards, of . . - . ... 'hoses A single Ticket may gain £lOO,OOO , A TREATISE on the DISEASES of CHILDREN, de. . , cam- 1 L OWS , s PA'rEN'r BRlTisii silfitTiNG An Ralf, £50,000 lAn Eighth ....,C12,500 'dicated, by perinission, to the'Queen, and nOw preciselY adapt- -11 1 6 11•• CLOTIL—The texture Wog compri•ed partly of A Q uarter 25,0.1%11 A Sixteenth... 6, 1 23 J ed to Professional graders. . iddle- English FIRS, render" it equal in durability and appearance TICKETS and Sit ARES ms Sale by Also, byalie same Author, Instritied, by Penni-44in, to his notion 4.• Irish Linen, and about half the peke. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCE. and Co. • Ro,nl flighoees the Prince of Wales, a Third Editions rbeen Sold wholesale and by the Piece 4 nly at No. 154,-Cbeep- Bank B h aat„ g „, c om ma. „„a ra t h, g t h e G ate o f t h e King's price fin. in boards. of his • . 1111111- 1 side; not Harding, Howell and Co. Pull Mall. ... Mews, Chariisg Cross, who Sold and Shared in the last Lot- SURGICAL TRA CTS; containing .ft Treatise upon U - __. .... HORNSBY and Cu. Stuck-Brokers, 'sin and sold the above Capital Prikes, and paid the on demand. On JUNE the Stlis the STATE LOTTERY will h and finish. boar Extra Chances are riven, by which Holder of only a Sixteenth Share Cl'n obtain Six 'rano Guineas. Tickets, Halves, Qaarter t , an d Ei g hths, ad 'oral proportions. Orders by Post at Carrletexteuted on the same Te r rine' precut, aat their Old Establised Stale l o fliceo, C % OSH ILL, and ST. MAIL S:111LI • . . BOROUGLL • • NEW .STA l'E LOTIr.ICI,_ • TO BE _PRAWN IN JUNE. HAZARD, HUME, and Co. Stock Bro_ ken respectfully 'taroks the Public, that TICK LTS and SHAIIIISS for thepregent STATE LOTTER Y, are ou. I Sale ut their Office, N0..93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. The Scheme is on thesasse improved Plab as the last, as to Number of Tickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. and Presets, iu addition to the str9lA,ooo of trines. FOUR EXTRA SENEFITS, OF ONE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKET'S EACH, Which are to be given to the Four Tickets of the First Num ber drawn a Prize above £l5. Letters, post paid, duly answered, sad Schemes gratis. Bank, India, and Smith Sea Stocks, .with their. several' Annuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Hills; and every descrip tion of Government Securities, bought and sold by Com mission.