The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-13 00:00:00

r., - - ""•• -•••••- ' . t • ' t f ••. '1 • , -- ; • '111...r • e.. ft No. 3751. " * Y - t • • . ' • LINCOLNSHIRE ELECTION. • 'LIRE LINCOLNSHIB.E PREEFIOLLTERS're:. • siding and.about Log *re rem/ally aid warmest. iy rogiested to meet Sir ROAEHT HERON en Sameday, the 14th ltd. at Twelve &Mei, at .be Crowe as/ Anhwei Timeett. - lo the &nod: aottlesa'r Hold. Alberwarle.dreel, Feb. 7. . . PRASONMENTS L. . . .' - liffilTiliteil id • . .. _ ; ; ' • 4..,T.4 . ....PL113Lf.0 M EETi N.G. 1 44 . PP iP19.14 of - 1/%. telbreary,at tbeCROWA AND.ANCUORTAVERM, ''ikried, Sir I. KU iteeeri, kl. P. is t6i Omit; . • - Tr W*s RESOLVED, • 1 . . . That lt *seral Subscription be twilit, for the seststanre of . Ik. eva4 Sea:, Mr. Evans, Jim., Mi. Bentley., and such . • otherSelieven trader the recent Habeas Corpus - Suspension Ad . wisiglit setae eititled to Public Asslstaare turelisippert, by a ..6 401 1 6 0 1 ,e! , • . Irlie tbq Mowing Dedicatee W requested tome as a Com • • . • ... reldb, '' ' iiiitioe. litswer ftlt.- r .14 1 „Olt* s emallers-ttlias ere be a• e 'great*, i-+lllir Fraseit. - 710ei,Lissal Cosiirarg,Jleor. Copy Wright. Jima Buraisit. - Aidettems, Wetk4, rWerpeut Voodtie- liertl; Wristlet Thorp, anbeetthsie, tfoirrrt Wait/swan, St meet .IFavell, • Robert Kirby, W tr. Surfeit.' T. J. Wooler. . chalks Peeress, Alexander Bellow ay, Samuel. Brooks, Wm. ' 'ttie. John Pickard, James Hitchins, James Bruiser, Rioter& Wild, Thomas Cleary Clement Poole Jobe. Ridley; ..Was„ Adams, Janes Perry, P eter Kier, Theists Bard, Ws.' ' bleeent. that Mr. Samuel Brooks he Treasurer; and Mr. Thomas fusty, Setretary of the Committee. '0 Aimattatuf Stotweriptioas alseedy advertised,- .e3Ol 15 7e J. 8. Esq. Highgate— Canning, the .Parodist. no enmity 1.. Tyraatry toAddington, the Hoe- . A • ia every.shspe . £1 0 tor.• May we never • • - A few Friends at the have have the Small- . , • Crowe and Cashion, Poi. the second tame. £1 Q ' Londownsall,by 1.- H. From ele who can Rel. • . Wafter • .. 415 i . fora Family seeking • • Robert Kirby, Esq. • .Parochlal Relief der,. c Kennington 10 . 'lag the solitary con- .' ". -Rey. Wm.• Draper 1 0 '' • encased( afire Father J. F. • _ i 4 - for,speakiog Truth 1 1 A Friend to Liberty isd :Au, Knittiisb Mioitter's Jostice : 30' 0 . 1 modest request--; Your An Enemy to arbitra- ! .-rs Money, Liberty, 'read . . . ry bom4onment, and - .Life 1 1 a Frier* to Perlin. ' -3. Tuturo 1 0 ' mestary 'Reform—B. . 'n: This is all Oliver ail xt i i. p, of Iturtriey 511 • ;•the Government !I!' 018 - - .11 Robinson a . • all ty Hatred for Ty- bomb Charles, Fleet ' market' • 1 4 4 . • raosical Might 1 1 W. Harris. 27, Norton • : le. F. G. 3 U • street, Msry.le.bnnne 1 0 V. L. 22J.8. is Whig Lawyer 5 0 May the Rogues be sae- Jas. Perry, F.ll. Mul'a- . * pouted till lire is ea- . . int ChrOiiicle 1) 0 pesided 1 0. 3.8. 2 0 Je nc Buis nt Francai , , _ - .1 - . Davis. Oxford..street 2 0 tie Anglers mars Arai John . iflackett, - Smith- ' ft Its Liberal . 4 0 . field : ' • 5 0 Mr Adams 1 0 .Jas.W/Iliams,limithaeld 5 0 Wth. Ballot, Esq. Dem % %IRA. W illiams, jou. ford-hoose, Becks 5 0 Smithfield 1 1 F. J. 1 1 Cornelia floy le, ditto 1 I A. Henderson, M: IX 2 2 G. Welsh 5 0 Wm. Williams, list'. /0 10 From another Peowy . T. K. 0' 5 • Wee kly Sishicrlptisra Geo. Metcalf 1 0 rece ived at Mr. Mill's 1 1 Francis Alschin 2 0 Janie. Searle 2 John Josses, Redraft/. A Ft . .11,1 to 'Mike 0 bury - ~ I ..0 WAM Crawshay, Esq. 20 0, Thom is Proutt, 2230 • '., - A: N.- 0 5 Strand 1 . 1 Peter Martin, Polk,. • ' "'' etorii '. ikedlitteritime, - ' ruects'Sosses — lit Esq. Otto hoer, yet Au Enemy to dictating . to see these Persecu- Judges 1 0 • tors of use hamar race Mr. Bolton -. 010 arraigned at the Bur Reversion of the lulus .0 b of Public Je.tire 10 10 Clarksi.n 0 .4 J. Cahuac, 2us. of the Eke sundry Subscrip- Profit arising from thins, by It. W. las. Bd. Sate of the Attorney- J. I). 0.10 Groner* three Pero- No murk Parliaments 1 U diet I 0 Naively- 1 0 A Friend to. Liberty 1• 0 A Common Courrilman 1 . 0 J. 6.—The Rallying pour Jack 1 0 Point for the People Li'oetty, and Sense to °Vibe British Isles— sabre it Universal Sulltrns.e :sad Sundry small Subscrip- Annual Parliaments 1 0 • Dona in No. 12 1 IV It r.Templemon-." A hove 36 workmen at Meqirr. all thugs Liberty" 1 0 Brooks and Sous' Small Subscriptions per Ait letter Mimetic- Mr. Dolly 12s. 7d. toy, Wale' too Bridge W. R. 0 10 Wharf il. 131. 7d. , Setigiel Rush . 1 1 Two Well-wishers to the . . Mr. Keene, Ishsworth, to the. Vittiau who an Esd my to Perjury 1 0 hate suffered under the - James Wigged '1 0 Suspension of the Ilia Lord Thaaet 62 1U bens Corp's. B. G. 1 0 A Female Friend to 8. S. .1 U Liberty I 1 .W. Smith 1 2 Lord Eloon'sChiefliutler 0 lit May the Sospeader of Mi • Criiktr. !,.. ar.l4/111 U lil the Mabea. empty A Friend to Truth, who loin be suspended 1 0 hates Oppression R. J. lag. 6d. An Engllimmin Whim :.h. An Enemy to Oppression 3 3 hors the Orem Rig W. Lawrence 5 0 C• matinee 2 0 William Deacon . 1 0 Collected in Mr. (Why's R. H indoor. 10P. 6d. shop itio sd. John Leach, Lea, near Friar some Friends to Godalming '3 3 St. Nlartiu'Aane Edward Leach. ditto 2 1 Mr. Criges Tlvemas Gaitishorough 2Si Mr..Edword Bicknell, Babel t Waithinon .2 -2 New i:Afrn 1 1 8. Thompsou 2 9 J. C. to sty that Fenny W. C1.1411f% 2 2 and °theta are guilty IV. Gardiner 1 I of High Treason, ism James Morrison 5 5 'False :Iv 1100 1 0' Thomas Wishner 2 2 TlmemisNuraimore,Eeq. custlereagh's Tailor 0 5 Exeter • . 10 10 Monsieur La Port, Paris 1 0 CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN. Feb. 6.• At a Meeting of the Committee held this day. It use Resolved, Tbixt the great number of sufferers tinder the tote Ilaheas Cor pus Suspension Art, who appear entitled to leiter from the pre sent Subscription, imperiously call upon every Friend to Free dom, Justice. told Mummify, to exert himself io his qshrrei however elevated or ballade, to promote so important an Object. That this Committee recommend the formation of low C o m. millets -in toe various cities, tower, and netehbourtionds, throughout the United Kingdom, for collecting bi.bATiotions, and remitting the same to the Treasurer of this Co 11111 l titer. 'Subscriptions will be retrived by Mr. Samuel Broom., 'D m . purer 110, Strand; Mr. Alexander Galloway. 09, Holhnro; Mr. J. L. Ilitchiris, 9, Aldermonbury Postern; Mr. T. .J. Wender,' Sun street. Bishopsgate.street ; Mr. T. Band, Crook 44'llas e t Mr. J. Calmar, 53, Blackman-street, Ilisi 'nigh s Mr. Wm. It Kers.. IBC, Oxfor d-sheet ; at the Bar of she Crows arid Anchor Toyer!), Strand; Mr. Peter Kier, Camden-town ; Mr. Dolby, Waidour-street ; sad he • - ' TBOMA' CLEARY, See. . :. . . • . • Alfred Place. Bedford-Square. SECON 0-IIAN PIANO-FORTES. GREAT BARGAINS, good as new.—Capital Grand No144)44:11 P;atoi-fnt te, by Brovidwood and Son, Ferty-f e Guineas, coil SeVenty-five 6'11111 . 334. A very excellent Cabinet, with silk flout. two Pedals. &c. shop price Slaty Guineas, for Fort) Guineas, Dot n better can be In23te. Ake. a ?Awe Piaui), with Pedal, &r. good 23 new, Twen. tY•tire Gins c.o. listbirby Tuntkiwor, ;.tTwenty-eight nod %stern Goive.w. Atty . rwen by 21 Itir oW11171 . :1. Mr. Mitten's, re ni•sed thity *prank preiniooi. 11, Le - treater-place. • N. B. OW Biuvs tad Pluou-iorld token in raibange for MN. • ~ • . Jiarriasea==e * , r 1 .41 I 'iv .ol•t " n'° l I T401G20 tradTt* • .) .• • . 44 4 P • I . " WM! t • •._ • i•••!. 14— 91#DTX r a 11.41X4 y FE BR Hy 41. • 1 tO Caws - for did Staffer Aid es Ili NOBLE 411 prT j7,17.77r-•"..- _ lap wakommicietl-of High sock high *tilers to- notice • for the elegance, as the ietlepentletiest of £e etStei ' ' we lay it 'before oor Reader', as applieable re certain recent egret*, and peculiarly adapted to die *Mug state of the times. - 4 • :-.. i-I ,-.4 •.- .. ts -r 7 1 " A damelsse sail erect who smiled oo delth."—Tnowsos. Rehire Emmett, Esq. being asked by the'Clerk of the Crierai if thi Mei tify 'thing - in as f„ sentence Ottifllth shoeld net briparseettopen lieiternswered . :—* ~,,It Ms lolaise,-- 7 As to Arthy jadgemit-of diatluand Ittillesktioa shook" twit be pissed *pop ma wording; to iill4 I hike nethisig to lay, BS es.* why r Otter - obitseld • Oat Isili *Hewed faire tke . . . east . evilest 11,.4 ha* m .sy. : I d• not imagine that yohr •Ciridebtrie will gilt; credit to what I am going to titter; but, my Lerd, a man who does not expect to have his epitaph written until his country is righted, will not leave soch a . weapon in the prewerOf envy to itnperch the probity. isr . licit he meant to preserve even in the grave. I hove no hopes that I carn . andlor my chitsefesein the a breast of the• Coors. I only wish your Lordships ' may soffer it to float upon you r me to t e ri es , omit it i • has friend some more hospitable harbour, to shelter it Rom the storms with tihich is at a present buffeted. --- , Were I to suffer only death, after beiog *adjudged Guilty, I would 'tow. in . .silence to the fate Which straits me ; but the sentence of tee law, which. delvers my body. to the esectitioner. consigns my character to übloqey. A mart in my situation, has not only to encounter the difficulties of Jar. terse, but also the difficulties r.:f prejudice; whilst the Min dies, bk memory lives; and that 'mine may not forfeit all claim to the respect of my country. men, I seize upon this opportunity, to vitnitrate my self from some of the charges alleged against me." —[He then stated the motive, and how 111 was cc. tested to separate Ireland from Great nritain, when he was interrupted by Lord Nor bury; but pr reeded.jl Ilit .My Lord, when my spirit shit{ 'be wet , : ' to a i ve cciendly port—whoa- my shade , shalt ;,,,n tlie Shades of those martyred heroes who idled -their htilod 1 en . the scaffold and in the field, in defence of theirj siontry, I will look down-with complacency on the destruction of this perfidious Government that up. holds itself by the cries of the orphan, and the tears of 'dietwirlew./ , [He was again stopped by Lord Nortto qr..] 'illim 4 I ,PPeel to the immaculate God, I swear by the Throne of Heaven, before which I mast shortly appear —I swear by the blood of the unordered previews, who Iwere sneaked from time-to time, Olt an Ambassador ssat this anomest is France. and accredited there as the ireptiteentailve of the Peopl e of Ireland—there is now 1 an Irish agent iu every part of the French Republic, inspecting the preparations making for a descent on this country. Think nor, my Lord, that I say this for the petty gratification of giving you a temporary uneasiness ; a man who never yet - raised his voice to assert a lie, will not hazard his character whit 'pos. terity by advancing a falsehood on a subject of such deep importance to his country; again, I say, that what I have spoken is not intended for your Lord ships, it is meant as a consolation to my countrymen. If there be a tree Irishman pre , ent o let my last words - cheer him in these hours of afliiction. [lle was spin ;stopped by Lord Norbary, awl informed "that he did not sit on that Bench to hear treason."] He proceeded, " I have always understood it was the duty of the Judge when a prisoner has been found guilty, to pronounce the sentence of the law. I hue also understood, that a Judge sometimes thought it his duty to deliver an exhortation to the prisoner, and pass his opinion as to the motives by which the prisoner was actuated, "in the commission of the crime of which he has been foond guilty. That a Juri A e sometimes thought it his duty so to do, I have no doubt—Where, then, is the hoisted freedom of your laws? Where is Ole boasted impartiality, clemency, and mildness of your Courts of Justice, if sir unfortunate prisoner about to be delivered into the hands of the ezecationer, be ant sutler& to vindicate his principles and esplain the motives by which he was actuated. You r my Lord, area Judge, I am the supposed culprit ,-} ou are a mon, tem a man • also; and- if I, standing at the bar of this Court, dare not vindicate my character, how dare you calumniate it? I have a right to ;indicate my diameter and motives from the aspersions of calumny, sod, ass man to whom fame is dearer than life, I will make the last—use of that life its rescuing my same and my memory, from the foul and odt Ins in.. potations thrown upon them. -My Lord, as men, we must appear upon the general day; it will then femain for the Great Searcher of all hearts, to show to the collected universe which of us has been en. gaged in the .roost virtuous actions, or who was actuated by the purest Inotives."—[lle was •then de. tired to• attend to the sentence of the law.]— " My Lord, will a styling men be denied the privilege of exculpating himself in the eyes of the community from an undeserved reproach thrown upon him r during his trial, by charging him with 'Ambition:. ietid • olieetpting lo sell hitiCnuntry. to .Ercinee.'4---- ' Ambition! omy Country . ! were it ameikires law influenced me, I cook, now eatir - Withilte prohJeat ; of my oppressors. Sell my coedit? *-- fretted !.0 my Ged !—No, my Lord, no corweerlied!wwiniends . ed with France, only whelp motoWneerest *autos. siderwdz were Frenchmen to assume enyierthority inconsistent with the purest independency, that would be the signal for their destruct' , ti. I world 61114 them with the sword in one hand and the torch In the other; I would born every blade' of germs.; and' riest every human habitation, envier- than , - .say foreign power should tyrannise Imer 0 genera us and free reople. lithe spirit of theillustrious dead can witness the scenes of this traneittity life, dear shade of my father look -* • • • 7.6., Wrggig' 7. • - 111117r1r7- 1 _• , .1 *Moo" .. s penty de ,graeirg: Lordship eapressedierfeitti oL$ But My Lori, I •oly meted a foeboilerts part,.olima are men who 'Managed it t that atiskr above fitererey" you, in all .yowr fancied &natal". ; moo who mould loot (feign to call ton trifled i-yb., would media. theniselent by eitokbigiffelle..bi•eat'sdifilegt arson,—YOit, my Lord, tell ma,' ;l oro sweenatable firitilf 'We blood that 'has been a mid soißi be, sisal in '44l'botiinets.'" do aos‘ fee; aptlistirtag USN, de Omnipotent Jaille to.ioswer for, conduct of my short life. mf - 14 , 44ervit : .po. "Ibis lin celled all Mil innocent . low 1 1 / 44 sal rcgrif c r. r.froii be)-L.W'td tHe iretrapi interrupt erj r —' I bows bat a few more Words to,sey ; *I ano pow going tomtiold lid Meta grain; my lam of safe is nearly, so t iOn• tinitbed, my *stela finished, ape thn'grere opens to me, and t sink into its bosons. I have, but !tit& rtignest to oolike at mit, sdeporture from Ain iirernltift is tit...charity of Its itience. Let DO porn write 'my' epitaph ' • for is no man who knowo mp Itowlees dare now sindicatelhem, let not prejudice or ionoranCe asperse them:_ let them and me. repose ha - ohsreflty • and peace, and my tomb.:•remain scribed until otter times and other men can dojos tic, to my' character; when my country; taires her placeamongst tire nations of. °wraith, then; and then only, may my epitaph be, written:" .t 0 ~ { • IMPERIAL PAALlAmEillitt• -3. 7. • •• '" • 1101/SE OF Fan: . ;.14. Larti'MILTON presented A Heti tie* trout - littellkktiefPiaing the loarmfarterrA of east iron. .Qtr. •••• • • Lord I.ASCIiLLES supPoited the retltion i btu. reirky..fred that it was our intended as a Petition rosette - TM' rit for Stvelheld alone:- The object , reaper:tub the di tbo.gends by certain corks, so as that the trade ittielsimosib e e t ipja rer litte regard to the ante of the belt artielet matKr might . affect the sale by exportatiqL It wise Proper so inate.on en. anus into the gassiness. ,There,w,44 distiactlo's het wee°. catt ir9n ;ad .Casf.:ileel, 10,64410-iCOU rind (feel, *Well I. - Aired some examination. Tit: Pioettiort" Otis 'brought up and read it sowed that the manufactory haddieeu carried onalmveY.so yews in steel and Iron, for consumption at -home ;aid abroad g but that knives, razors, .&c., wee manufactur e d an t' MIN .W per cent. less than goo' manufacturers could wit mathiftlicles • for, while the marks ispop . theni imposed npoo she parehasers. It was the Same out; cerium iamb tor jiiners. The Polemic:. prayed for regulations and restrictiorw: The Petition was refereed to a Committee. - •'- *Mounts of Lacheq HA eser g S-LlG ilts were presented : ' HTS. Leave wns gi wee to bring' la n'Bilt.foe Lighting Saab *nil, Its V:isy e t sitb ie Gase also from •Nottioghun th&same'egreg.- red I walk table. A - Petition *á received fromllie Waterman'. Compaaj; - ItIHAND TRADE. - Mr. 1 1 . Illf/DRE presented a Petition from Coventry,praylng forYegoilations respecting appreaticeer'which, after-a -few oh serrations from Mr. DUG DA LE, was orderetto be referred to a Comitittee. COINAGE. Mr. rut EN rut. moved for the printing of certain accounts presented,of Gold and Silver Coine r from the Mint.—Ordered. COAL A Petit ion was presented, and ordered to lie on the table, from the Proprietors of Coal-mines about Bristol. praying for ex emptions from cabin duties in the river Severa.—Refereed to a Committee. LEATHER TRADE. Lord A LTIIORP moved for verbose acenants reepeetier tfse Leather Trade ; for Returns of the Doty of the last ('nor quar ters, distinguishing each as regarded England ; for Returns of Leather during the same time, exported and imported.—Or dered.—He n moved for Returns of ox, cow. and tome hides,. which bad paid Duty in England ; and of nx, cow, and horse hides, on which Drawbacks had been ;sold during the last two vears.—Ordered. Ile also moved for similar Retiree respect ing Scotland, for the last two yeah.—Ordered. SLAVE TRADE. On the motion of Dr. PH I LLI MORI . , the Rearm of Vet. Ads employed in the Slave Trade, and captured, were °Mere& la be printed. SU PPIX COMMITTEE. On the Order of the Day on the Geoid 10 Spain of 400.0301 a. Mr. CU RW EN .aid. lie thought this was a proper opportunity. to ofer some former observations as to the Bank Tokenc. lie I had heard it said, that the Tokens might be ,mitt op to Intro from the country, and that 1 per cent. might be had upon theta. It was said, that they were wanted to buy gold. But it %cos in h e considered a Ito her the gold was inte..ded.to go otit or the king.. dim, and whether that was to he a reason for emainuinz the rm. striction. Great inconvenience would arise to many of the lower orders who could not keep she Tokens. There were per.. son, passing about the country who would give! per cent. for *hem. The Resolution of the Committee for the (:rant was agreed to, The C11ANt.1.1.1,011 of the I.XCHEQUEIt moved the other Orders of the Day. SURGEONS. Mr. COURTEN AY, in a low tone of voice , male some re marks as tai the difficaltim which stood in 11:4; way of sinew", who had not received their testimonial, iu , h. uwiial was. Some objections might b, made to the propie.itniii he intended from the College of Sur,geons in Ireland ; hot it WAS his object to make the testimonials of London, Edinburgh, and Irelands etv.: , non to the whole of the United Kingdom. He then snovel for leave to bring is, a Bill to regulate tae eractsce of Surgery its the United Kingdom. Some converiaton ensued, in which Mr LOCKHART and Mr. HURST took part, and leave to bring in the Bill was granted. USURY LAMS. Mr. *dean. ONSLOP gave notice of a motion concerning the Usury Laws (as we imdendorid. after the recess). Mr. tAILE postponed his Bill till Tuesday next. •EXCH EQI; FA 111 LIS. • The Lioeschaving revo lted into a Committee out . the..Ezcireguer ENFELL that from some circutio stance. willth ..haori,...iime to, his knowledge, be felt it weceisaty to.pos a questiontso the Right Honourable tgentleman.(the • Coancellor of the Exchequer). A 'food, basic prevailed last .week it the City, that it ▪ sthe intention .of the Right Honourable Gentle. man to repose. this Ses.ion the Funding of E. chequer. Bills, and that what were called the Two. peuux e klag-Penny Bills would be preferred, he ye. derslea that on Saturday last a communication was made. le lite Stork Exchingit by the person . who usually 'made .known there the ittlentioni of the • Treasury i that it was not proposed, .un fending'Ek.... Chequer Birk, to grant a pretetence to any portico.. tar deacri le ion of those Bills, but to take those that were to be iiindetl out of the general minty. Hone* - • An unpression prevailed in the Of y, OW it was the intention of' the Right lionoutable Gentleman to „ A I - -,. . _ (-/ Cr. it 1' i • >r. • ••••—:` _ .-• ,T ' • ',.„%-iy t • . :.. : 4....,.. ,- - ...• : vs '•.4 .^ . ' E.' x .1 • •' • 0 'iV- • ..it 1;7! • i . . ..„ , .., • ' •-t ' Aj. - - - V .41. - - 1 lle ' - 6 'Atm it. tirtg : . ..• :41 4 . .I; • I 1 1 I . . 01, I . • t , s •s, . 1. , i ! , • . • . • - • !!=l2ellig • • • I 4 4 ' •-' 3, I.Bls. . ~.. .•,..•ivi smitifi.,,," 1.0.i,0 4n , ...; ~ • - pit A ,- , ,,, r , e.,,,eita a; . ~,: t i t -... , • , •,,. .... , ...,..• .lo r !le . " I' , • -* **. 01 . " It •4. " - •- 11^0.'• s: t1'•• k: 4 ., !. •It X . ".„4. l , • 4 AI i i e:t kl . f 1 ! I JDDR4SS. • - r dew's, witNeho. siitoossayl p r iiid rolliselog lone 1111110.-- litid see W Vas lir . itsmeot . fro. thine ' Kildresi of ITr. Eastoistf. osoral and *pstelotic ptiocistioMpsivitoght him and :it Treats% • in Ireland, hat sikkli he now williogy On' tor 4 lam chirr-41 grids . i I god adssitatioti, as Bisset belng the kv-stotto of this cottstainey, or stoyour • , • ; ', , I . t ; d . • t . • :' F - 0 .10 • 2 2 2 0 B • ISH'i Prissy, in tit. lest Lottery, have travelled the Coustry rowel. arid Wird their genial lalbeetere on et ery Town they hire visited. More than Tarty different , Places, ineluding nenfly every letter in the Alphabet, have bass ben e fited :,) this gmol fortune, .hirb t to many, might ap- ' pose surprislw,, hat iri BUHL was only whit-every one WOK hate expeetest. Yne Particulars of his Three .C 20.000 Prizes are as folks* : • • w 16th et 44040 .... A berdees .. • 114.50 16th of 20,0,14).... Bath . q . •. ..... •.6 • Lest 16th of 20, 0 t 0 .... Rerwick 1,450 • 16th of *LOUD. 16th of . 20,u0i) Bruton 16th of 20.00U....Causber tied 16M of 110.0t10..,.Chettelkid .• • • 1;256 16th of 20,000.. Clopbaito 1.2.50 16th of 20411. ..Cook •• • • 1.250 Half of - 20,0J0....C0tnhill.. 4th of • 20.000. ...Derby • ' 5,000 .16th of 20,000 Derby 16th of 20.003.... Ed inborgh 16th of 10400 b sEdn.ba Asetber 16th of 20,00).. ~Edialungh b mother . • b 250 16th of ' 20,000....G1asgoge 16th of 20,000....Clootester . 1 .• 3.500 16th of 20.000.4..11ereford 16th of 20.000.•..11d0e01n's ftm.(1.44 4 1.. '11"AI 16th of $.41.00....L00d0-, (not recinerid)2,6oo J6th of • 20,000.... I.oodon (ding.) . 1.250 j 6,11 of 20.000....Neerchbtte (6.01 f.) 16th 114 . ‘l.o.o‘;o.....Neweamtle.otboti-Tyott 1.250 1611 t of • 23000 ...Neveote-streel .. • • 1.250 4th of 20.tk10.7..zNoroiett ...* . • 6.000 16th of 2s.ooo....Notwifh. • J6th of 1h..f.01.,...th00dir. lsth of 20.00, 1 ..:.Penstineef • 4.1611 • 16th of .2600 ..!Thetford s. 1,150 loth o f • uO.O 0.... VI , httee impel 1.250 16th of '4.),(X10. Wine:union 156 of 20,000......Y0rk k • 1.250 These Prises of £20,00J each,—ankiw:. *** to the ;est Lottery that eaatained Three Prises of Z 90,013, DISH saki them ALL!!! • Now Larferytkins Starett,—.Thtee Prises of i9g,000. St. Prisrt.— Ail Mosey,-11 Pipes Oil Port Wine, b • tile Scheme. NEW LOTTERY beidrss 4th MARCH, titian nt-arl v ' Tickets ti.u-t he dia.snond Ike First-drawn Prise will receive mor . First:rtriiwei will lirort POUR PIPES of OLD PORT, Fink: TEN I'L: s De 1W N .• ill be is:l CA PITA TWEINg PIPES OF POilT V/ IN E. beside- th.Scheillet On.• Hundred Capii.d..—Three nr .6:30,000! Ai. Si rhn Morey.—No. Stork Prises. Old Mode .x; UrnWitte.—No Ticket cd) ....‘l9 1,, 0 Siiiii•enili 051v.....e1 7 8 mAn.TIN and c... S. Coinitiil, and 1 1 -Zs. Oxford-street. 'The Public cannot fiii Ili:einem/ter 'hat MARTIN unit Co. .nl4 in the Two Lest Ciontr,,i., Prize- of i€ 20,000. £lO,OOO, £l,OOO, and in a former Cos,naci, the unrivalled £40,000! TO THE PUBLIC. AZAKDat►d Co. who sold FIVE TWENTY THousAN4s in the Lnsi Year's Lotteries, grlitefully achitowledar shot Ithmil u.luire or Puhlic Pwr•inage tweAtivred dicer Fortunate sad (Rd Established Office, Roil I . ; t r hadge, London ; they Irrl gyro tilt ;mire in recuii mewling the Scheme of the preset)! Lowery, containint TH NIKE PR I Z of 30,000 POUN Di! ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS! TWELVE PIPES OF OLD PORT WINE! No Stria Pdzes!—All Sterlln K Money ! Arit MARCH. THE TEN FIRST-DRAWN PRIZES Os the First Day, will he ALL CAPITALS of X 5.0013, ,61.0.10. Ste. &e. ••• Is she I,ko lestr•ry in which the First-drawn Tickets were Capitol PI use', H AZAR D and Co. SOLI) THEM ALL!!! Tickets and Shares tire Selling by HAZARD and Co. at their OtOre (establ6hed a Century). Slob Gate of the Royal Exchange. Who Sold a Prize of £TO.OOO in The Last Lottery ; The £90.1110 its t.:e Coffer's, before t. The ,V 20,000 in the precious Lottery: FIVE Pre wft of i'VO:000 its the la-4 12 Months; And Capita! Prizes in fernier LoltecieV, iunontiting to SOME MILLIONS. MR. PHILLIPS'S NEW LETTER. Tat, day sat publialted, In Octavo. price Sixpence, A SECOND LETTER from CHARLES 1 1 1 I'HILLIP4 Esq. in the EDITOR of tie EDIN BURGH REVIEW, occabitined by an Article in his last Namber. " I.nY on Maceluf, And damn'd be he who first cries hold- rmsieh.“ • SHAKSPEARS. Printed for W. Hone, 67, Old 111116; • • Alto. ja-t published, THE I,A_NIENT of The EMERALD !SEE; a•Mo novo. the Death of the Princess Cliirlo.te.• B‘ C. E.q. Fifth Edam. WITH ADDIT!ONAL STANZAS, not in the early Lditions._ to octavo,-ptiesi One THE DISSOLUTION OF PARIAASIENT. T:iis day wriss published, • I Price Sixpence .earit: printed on clued Paper. or Thirty Shilhugs per Hundred, or Ten Pink"' par Thousand. for purposes of relent! Ahtribistinn, be Popular Candidates and P .trintic Committees, 'r Six Shillings la a neat Frame, .• I I'QIR RICHARD PIIILLIPTSGOLDEN RULES 1 1 / 4 -7 for ELEcToits, calculated to instruct Indepeockut mutt Public Spirited Electors in their inspartant duties at the pen& ing General Eledion. Published by John 4oulAr. 73. St. P..Y. Church-yard ; sod • sold by all Booksellers in Town ucd Country. Of whom may be had. Sir RICHARD 1.1.1 PS'S ,(,OLDEN R BURS • for JURYMEN. and fur 51AGISTRATES aud SHElif FFS, on the lase wow 1 0 1 tx i 1 .. wrizisog. ,T?rp . Nan j , ~ .. . . . . . ___,, j . ;., ~ ••• . !•:, ? 4 ^' ON •:•'. : ji . LY COB(Min . - Crown • ' ' sad Atieltor'llavera • Strand.— Fits to the Haase ' of Camases for theltesbrittienrod the' Kittle Or' the Bis - -Vitt Vie, .fit a Pree Trade its Beer, and to the Viettrdler the Prateetimilsod goveransent of Lien iseleid of the *ills of tadividisals, Bee fig .1 . 4 4) waeogolk_gicie* . hipato re at— • • soch lies *lslets tir i Mr: Bullock's Mmes. Piertthilly. * • . , ' for the elegance, al Mr. Warren% Hkeitili M i logrArl*rfr - WI Srmatl i.. ' th a t we la it 'before Crown mos Anchor Tavern . . Strand, •• - . • y Mr. Richter/lien's Bookseller. Royal Eirrlihnge,_ certain recent 'mete . Mr. - Tamer% laninsie Warehouse : lit Whtleellegirrossi l t wasting state of the i Mr. Parkes ditto, l iear the 01,..ti,k. &ma g a, .. . - • •M r: Hughes's. Iltiekiieller, 35,' tielette-rair, • 'Mr.. Disco, Trunk-poker, CV, HO Holbeee. • " A dandles' awl erect The Gommi'tee be/ leave to stale, that nil the egPeoto Robert Emmett, E which have attended the Meetings, Advertisentesits, dkc. oeTtit? 61... C r e ws . • • 1.1 b ed shrysaforward the aimed pelt* biter( ham lea defrayed by '...... 4 II gle its orikityll pre 11111)" r, B. lleqometii. I:.q. s.,hot ogi a staldretof Of. doeth shoskl net 6 anieir,oi eoseera, ankh so loonediatel• eireolts the fritasyM of . ts la w 1,,..,. , .... A the Labourior Poor. and Which is se heiress* to the what. .. . w"" 'e"f =•". - " be4v a Vietiodlert who desliv to' coadart their trade oil an in• inialMefil Shoal 9llog !ieneedent and respretaldo * • thdr "alms sofirersa 'kits', 0114 iiiie nothittg i nip" to be borne by-ic singe. Wed. • • Ire iiwitecmc I. new ... ststsk a . ust h ismgeet *fa Ware. Wale ellheillrlitr* "Attires sti* het li n 6 " .I,_A:l-- •-..... to be aereestaycbat toddler such as arises mall sabseripl .. nwsr - staremertitroteet expedient, for welsh *post hooka al e opened at the above 41 y. . Id. not i nt o places. •:: . ---, M. SCAULOOES, Hoe. Sec. . credit tit what Ise I - , . -...r man who. does aot e 2 •