The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-27 00:00:00

• . . . , , 5, ADd:ii.p rc 1 1 - , , . • ! - .' . '''' l2. C, .;‘ ' • 1., : ~. ,I. 4.' • e , • p, . 4,j... - .:- •?.:-! , k.74 , -, , :i,f . _ • . . -, --- 'r . .,1\,17 ' . " -- p ...t . 4 „ , 1 • 1.1:7 • 1?: 't,.' v ' ' i - , . i . ..% • , ~• :-:' \ , , tilt _ L.l:latint J.,, 3. . • •••• • ' ' 9 I I _-___ SBNIII t". ; 3 •• LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1812. No. 1925. PRICE efe. AT a very numerous MEETING of the M FR . CHANTS, TRADERS, and OTHERS, ii.tere-led In the INDIA nod CHINA TRADES in the PORT of LON DON, held at the City of Loodun Tuveru, the 23d of April, 1812, I'll EATIth ROY AI., COVENT CARDEN. CRT OF -ROCHESTER. THIS present EV EN I NG, April 27 , will AT a COMMON HALL of the FREEMEN an d be perforonl. rS. INHABITANTS of the City of ROCHESTER, held THE REV ENG E. - " Guildhitil of the Mid City, on Monday, the 4uth day of h (for the Sd time,) a New Grand me i o _D eame ; hot• in pursuance of Public ai!rloopti.Cuelusgriventrt br:npredceinrboief After w oe , 'ssuicis Patten, Esq. Mayor, in compliance with a Requisition Spectacle, called THE SECRET MINE.. to Igps fur that purpose, signed by .s men, to e•inslder the propriety of presenting an Address to Tomnrmwt Measure for Measure; 1,0,0 8 , Mrs.Siddons .- As Royal Highness the niece Regent, expressive Of their san itary, rerveting the aspect Of Public Affairs at thi s important ns Wednesday , Every Man In his Humour.—On Thursday jowl Cie Vials: and further, to take into their seriote consideration the • s ar...Oa I/Way, Rale Wife awl base a :Wore. ehpediency of instructing their Representaltses to use their sit. most efforts in promoting that peat national object --a Parlia mentary Reform. An Address to the Prince Regent to the above effeet was pro posed, sad adopted nuanitnously, and the follo w i ng R esolut i ons wer e owlteywaeotieweeied, with one Dissentient voice only; Itqlovet, Thai the Address be peetroled. , A the Pietro Re- Rent *mike next Levee by the Members of 'this Cit, J..Cat crafts ;Al. and Sir T. ' lll. Thompson. hart. sicrothintnied by 1 I. Rsq. the Mayor, and Mr. Pron. the Town Cfmks tied that -Joules Mikes. Esq. and J. Barmen, FAq. presentatives, be requested to accompany them. . Reedved,That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that thelinily , aceemalating grievances of whirls - this Nation so justly com plains, is in a great measure to be attributed to the present for• 'nation of the House of Commons; that recent decisions of that House have evidently proved, that thspe who are called the Representatives of the People vote one way, and the People, who ought to be represented, think another. That the lasertirs of the People can never be safely protected but by a Hume of Commons constitutionally chosen. That Reform in the Representation of the Country can alone ensure the House of Commons the confidence of the People; and our present Members, J. Caleraft, Esq. and Sir T. Et. Thump ! son, Bart. are hereby instructed to use their utmost efforts in p ar tid iueu t. towards obtaining so desirable nn object ; and we further pledge ourselves, at the next General Election, to sup port none but such Candidates who are known to be friendly to Parliamentary Reform. Resolved, That the Address, Resolutions, and Instructions to our Representatives, he signed by the Mayor. a: Chairman; and that a copy -be transmitted to each of our Itepresentistives. tesulved, That the Address and Resolutions be inserted in ihs Chatham and County Papers, and the STArEse A ts, Times, and Morning Chronicle. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meetini be given to the Maya, fur his impartial conduct in the Chair. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to T. litilkes, Esq. the Mover of the Addiess t and to J. Hulkes, Esq. fur the able snpport he has given the same. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Caharies Larkin. for throttle mintier in which he seconded and supported she Address and Resolutions. Si4hett, as the request .•f the Meeting, FRANCIS PATTEN, Mayor, Chairmen. ARGYLL ROONI9. BY PARTICULAR IMSIRF. PHIS EVENING will be repeated, the 1. celebrated STA BAT MATER, of Pergolesi (as perform- . et with the num unbounded applause, ul the above ROOM. on the I(htt of !Barth last). with u new hfiseellanettas Selection 4' Sraao, Melt, Gier.. nee Recitations, undzr the direction of D. After the Concert, other Rooms will be appropriated traBALI,. Particular* of the Perfettnnuce mill be given in the BIM. A •Itrunore to list Cuaceet and Moll, 7s. 6d.; to the Concert or 5-. each. Tickets to be had of Mr. Carl i, No. 40, Gernrd4leeet, Soho; sad of Mr. Slade, at the flown!, where Boxes nod Pla-es may sow ite.tukett. LISBON. HENRY ASTON BARKER'S PANORAMA, Leicester-mutate, in re-opened with a Splendid VIEW of LISBON, 'alum on the l'aguo, in the point lima whence the City appenro to moot advantage. The SIEGE of FLUSHING will gnarl close. Admittance to each Painting One Shilling. Open from Ten till Du k. riliiE PANHARMONICOIki p with the addition JL of the A A NON, RE-OPENED on Monday. the 6th install. at No. a 9, Piccadilly, late the Liverpool lifithertm. —Mr. (WILK, the Inventor nod Proprietor of the a bo v e I n .. strained, which, during the short time of its Exhibition at Vigley's Rooms, was honoured with the most flattering apprq- Pianism and patronnce of the Illitish Public, most respeetfolly anatiogiser to the Nobility,Gehire, and the Lovers of blusle,and the Sterhaiiical Arts in general, for the interruption occasioned is the JPerformanee, by an accidental injury the instrument sus tained, as well as by his subsequent indisposition and the want of u sell-adapted Ottani for die display of its powers, and now has the honour to acquaint tart, not only that the aforesaid impediments ore rmupkl.ly v=64.'141.10 also that be bast's:M ei himself of the inlet rot to improve eowidembly the Meehan ion and eitCet of the Paoluirtnoilicon. Toe Aulargomm, like- Woe a self-performing instrument, and constructed on principles a n thorn i t ro be Ponburtioniteria, sr ill. his hopes. although of lesser compass and dimension", merit the approbation uf the Noe cal Public, by the stneethess of its tone', and the precision of its execution of a varitly of the mon diatom.' and favourite pieces. With. iegard to the Piitiliiirmonicon, as that istentina I bet already hero honoured by tile applause of a cunternus pub 7 lie, !dr. (i. will oily countie himself to the statement of the siin pie fact of its etsliststiou of 112 flutes, 40 relate flutes, 81 clnrio- Deis, sad oboes, IS bnonons, 14 trumpet- four Ithach horns, kettle drums, es mhals, triangle, great drum, conetion . drum, he. ; InNiete a complete organ, till rest josh innents'set in intone hoe perhsrinance by siteelianism aloof*, 60 as to , perfiniq, like oar grand ochel•tra of wind imtreinsr?is, overtures. sym phonies, nate airs, modes. &c. of which my constant Witty, with the addition uf the most favourite English pbeees, wilt hereafter ilisplayest. Tile performonev trill *inhibited limo times' 4.,r, yin. fent,/ I t 0.2. 2 Ito 3,,rusd 3Ph 4 ailliack• !soiree c—first seats, with ace** ti)lbe Instrument 71: 6d.; proud mots. Is. OIL • • • VIVAITHMAN and SONS PCspecttjally inform their - I.'4ra*, amt Maim, w ha, may have ore:lain* to 'whose IRISH LIN ENS, SU ETI N CIS, TA BLE LINEN, a.. lhat they kawe ta.w snost extensive SUPPLY* or the above Anil Vs, of thsfirst falsricas. on mot% renewable terms than eer before oyered. They have also ti most comptate and de._ gat varlery of India and British Shaw Is, Fancy aluslins, scriicolark adapted for the present season, as well as {stinted larniieres, Dimities, Conitier,itiiitei ' eke. &e. 104, Eteet.street, (*VAT of New Bridge-street. IMPROVED RENTS, Btc. IV A IVIED to Purchase IMPROVED RENTS, artthig from I !flows let ffir n term of years to respect sate TetatuN Ground Items, or freehold House, iu good situ ation-. Apply to Mr. Whit well, Estate-Agent and Auctioneer, South 14. n 11:113wher.. Threadneedle-itreel, 'London. TWO V k rr PA Pt.A-MILL. f r o be LET for a Term of Year .( and possession givroult Mi&termer), a Two Vatt Paper-Mill, nen ly yrfeted, m4l in evert re,peci in ciiiiiplete order for taakirp the i rat Repels, 'pet - lowish of n hie) slay he seen. attd farther .nientaw knon it by apply ing 111 Aletrsre. Elitee and Son, Whole tale kitionett. Queenhttle, London. MONEY TO LEND. DERSONS r immediately supplied by 'Messrs. st DItUNIMON I) and' CO. 23, 11w:wit-mews, llou hind stret, Fpgroy-, q uote, London, by Annuity, or no Nntrs of k.nd, *1 in any other mantel . . for a short or a long period, %Mom exposition or dishy. The application, made to other thh r, are Avner:ill) at la t hi - ought to Messrs. 0. VI h se power I..r.ise Money is pal amount In them, Those who at once ap e. f:• hove n d c:sive assurer. and ovoid e 11Witi.)11. imperil supplied, but noshing setteaded to under 31X1. NON EY. r OS r• desirous of 'borrowing, arc informed that 1 c.tou g h this Advetti.e.t.ht they can always be p.1114144..1 snit ..:• 1 f rom ma. to (:o,o*Yil. :Lind upward* on terms inti. l.trh ttutte re:ssowthle and advantageous to Wie Murat% er, 111411 ter it oral meatutited to the Public. by securing I lie amoont n Church Livings. Life [uteri otsarisimi hum 1110iley Msirringe* Settlement:. awl Frethold, (sot"- "01. attic Lensel h .ld E s t a tei. A s a lso Noblemen, lleirs Ap p wrot, ..4.1 tleutlentew ,of WI wls re V aiwilbait Y' llaA Y .b e -uc calemod.ii...i th ir sicrsocA security. ellLetter,i 4l .lvase.l, pa-4 • yin id. lit (t. R. ill die Law Siritioner', , , KT-yaw, Cu::i cesy• Saar, will be inwriediately ini , uered, :tad w t;.• cvrnt of nal.red Wearily hehlA aP11 1 ""cd mmr. " 11 tuntedi.or iat.owirw will a apysoisosaltir tarrying lulu efleci nr'Y application. ljevell Ir.'s.' Purchase' a ill be glveis fur well secured An atitirs. • T4eQuack . proelminis . wUt inppet-loque Ilia ',kill, Corey all it iseit.e, with a single pill ; The Invalid, with heaving acetic breath, Trio the fatu'd Nostrum, and is cured by—Death. Aeon. %I.:qt.:TABLE NI EDICINR. DR. WF.IISTER'S ENGLP4II DIET DRINK. TT has beets repeatedly observed by intelligent travellers, that the 111144tored 11011111 evinces such nu asto nishing sagacity in the application of herbs to human tnaladie, that there is scare. ly any direase far which he cannot supply a ve„e able reu.ely. 'I ite Qua-k, who acquires by tuiraculous in-pirittion, that kitowled4e of the lieuliNg art, vs hick the rega 1,- Physician ran oily obtain by long and laborious study, rain liinrd with exien.ive practice, to imitation of the Indian. pre -I..nds to cure by his simple oustrum all the disorders incident to mat : bat, sans I Nature disowns the virtue of his mineral nod ntcudlie pteparatiuts; and leases him to spread the character of his permitter' discovery, by fictitious marchers, by self-puuegy• sit, and by COMM iiiii ate assurance. The venerable W EBSTER, inaly years it Physician of Ow firsrelasit—with a perfect conviction of the • very inadequate rts;. I-ruedies to be fount) Id the established Materia Medico—and with, la maid strongly beat on Botanical research, aided by the power. ! ful light of science, and the experience of half a century, hid produced„rt VEGETABLE MEDICINE in his ENGLISH DIEI DRINK. which has long been admitted by many emi nent judges to be the most valuable di•covery of modern times, mid which, in the f.,Uowiug disorders, has a well-gronnded title to the character of infallibie :—ln Comumptiom, Astivs Inas, Dropsie‘-:-in all kinds of Fever—in Nervotts and Hypochon driac Complaints—in Sea and Land Scurvy—in Scrophula, and in the immense variety of Disorders springing from debilitated habits, and front impoverished and impure blood. Faithfully prepared from the original Recipe of Dr. Webster, mad sold wholesnk only by the sole Priiprktors, & .Slee and ' Co. Borough High -street; also wholes:tie nod retail by their Agent-, Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long-lane, West &Mai l field ; and tetail by Boltiin, front of the Royal Exchan ge; Coletrwmally. 144, Wkitechapel ; Miinusey, 94, Blneltfrlisre nmil ; Sanger, lia), Oxford-street; Mid ley, 49, Strand; Had.. eau "mind Co. 37, Haymarket; Ward, Y 34, Holborn; and Mattress, SS, Fleet-street. Half pint Batiks 4s. Pint ditto 75..6d. and Quart ditto duty included. Of all of whom shay Ameba had jErice Bs- in boat*, . DR. W EBSTER'S valooblitoVßlSß ne the Aar.- and efficacy of the ENGLISH Pt= PRINK. NEXT TIII.IRDAY ALL THE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN. RICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, & Co. the Con tractors, respectfully submit the following Scheme a' the the present Lottery. to the inspection of the Public. They do tint conceive that any comment open its advantages is necewsry,,as they feel assured that its superiority will appear on a fair comporimn with the Scheme of any former Lottery. Tickets oust Stares are on Sale at their Olken, the miner of B sa k.hulldiage Conohill, nod faring the King's Mews, Cha rio t -Cross. whire, in the last Lottery, No. 3,186, a Poise of L'2j,o;po was sold in Eleven Shares. SCHEME. 1 of £20,000 is 5t35,000 1 - - 13,000 - - 15,000 1 • - - 1&000 - - - 10,000 1 - - 5.000, - • - 6,000 1 . 4,000 - ' - 4, 000 _ I Tfliti.:SDA V 1.1. LorrLit y‘S ILL BL IntiA WM. SWIFT mid CO. the Contractors, respect fully `4 o )ll.ii the followieg SCII F.111r , 01 tte Pit4sbllT LoT .I. o kV. to the iospecor dr the Public. They do apt coo. ir e 4 that nay • rovet , e4 aphis lit atllittilltri is 04v e r°44r Y v 41 tiley See: aisared that it s i•urriority will appear (NI M totircons siiaa vials Ike Silicate la dor Aientt r Lottery.. Tickets sod cre. are ill Star at their ()titers. N. ii.Pidtry. mid AIA/c:itr iliih-strert it heir, iii this last Lettirry, dcm tw ilbt of Safity, * 6 . S; •it Prise or ;ESV ( kid NU. 05, a prize 0(.61,0.0. Were kink frisk! is Skate*. , . . - 1 rtiee or bell Avo,tm l/N1E .... i5.....CW.000 .... ......... 1:14,3 ......... moo ..... ........ .. ma 1 ... • t. ....5 .. . 2. l k'n 1• 4,40 I . _ 9.00. 2 . .... 4.0d2 b.)., . . • VAT I lo . 309 ly In . 110 100 10 so t a . 2f5 15 thlY 12.00 D Tickco,. oil differ...is .Number! The whole t. ' drir , sliiiktd in Oisc Dui, Ilse :Aids of til I S MONTI!, April. - 3,000 - r 3,000 - 2 • - - 2,000 . - 4,000 4 - I,OJO - - 4,000 6 - . WO . .4. 9,000 8 - - 402 - - 3.200 JO ' - - . - 2,000 12 - - X 2,40.) 20 - - - lie - - 2,1100' 54 - - 80 - - 2,590 70 - 40 . . 2,600 - . 3 0 - - 3,000 124 • - - . IS , . . 3 100 2,OJu - - 18 - - 30,000 12,000 Tickets. £120,000 Only 12,000 Tickeh, all diterent Numbers. The Whole to be determined in Oae Day, the 30th of TIIIS liONTib—Asta i - • 7 7 - • PRE Hundredth ANNIVERSARY or - the ORIGINAL PROTESTANT DISSEIYTKRB' CHA- Ri rr SCHOCIL, Shakcspettr's Wait,. instituted in lid.--- Sitpportorl by voluntary Contributinto. 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Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS,.at his Warehouse, No. 47, Ludgate-hill ; and to he had of all Booksellers, and pNlers In Books, in the Uoited.Kiegdom. . -, ',. - • . , , • . .... •• _ • . . . . , . '• • . a . . .... - , ' - . . , Let those bur now. who never naught before, Awl tho.e :ilways bought, now hay the more, N the Lottery all to be Drawn NEXT THURS., DAY: it containing Yrize,4 of is great mngnitude with others of value Dever before hoosin, mind only 12,001) Ticket;.— Theo. superior advantage* will no doubt rouse a scarcity of Ticket* and Shares : ao iinusediate purchase is therefore respect fully udrised by Widow RRANSCOMB, Widow of Sir J. liron,enuth, Na. 1, Holborn Bar*, the comer of Middle-row, being the only °ace licensed by and in the name of Braoseomh. TIATTRACTIVE SCHEME of the LOT. 411`..10 Torsi next Thursday, pnewats it greater (liana af n!tv)ittiai CAPITAL PH 121'.$ than was ever Ininwo, being .only /2430 Tickets, and containing Prizes of se?.0.000 I ,elo.thAl I £40.10 15.110.) I 50011 I • SOO./ • &c. &c. • • . Ticke►s and Shares are belling in great variely at the old Miceli of Sir J AMLS BRAN SCO M 3 and Co. Nn. 37,.Cornhill, 1 No. 38, Haymarket, N 0.141, Oxford-.tart, l No, 11, Holborn, W heft! Shares may be hail of alinmt any number Chit is swished, and whose um iyalled soiree:A for many years is Iwyond all pre cedent. J. SI VEW ft IGHT, Sole Surviving Partner. RII EU NI ATISMS, PALSIES, an d GO UT 1 AFFECTIONS. with their usual cancomilanta, Spasm, or dying Paint, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility (originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by %V bitehend's Essence of Mustard Pills,after every other me.ins had failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard (used with the Pills, in these complaints where necessary) is peihnp. the most netive, vele tratinr, and effectual remedy in the world, generally curing the leeriest SPRAINS AND BRUISES, in less than half the time usitally taken by °prole!doe, Ar quebusnde, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if med immediate!) after auy accident, prevents the port tam ing black. FAMILY CERATE, is equally efficacious for all ill-crittlitioned Sore, , , Sore Lees, Scorbutic Eruptioies, Blutche4 Pimple:, Ringworm., Shia gle.r, Ilreakings out on the Face, Nose. Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and he tmed Flee, Sore liearh, and Scorbutic Holmium of every itescriplian, Prepared Italy, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 13, Greek-street Soho 1 mtor'. The and Pills st 2.. 9d. encb t the Cernte nt 1•. 14.1. and Suld by e‘ery Sledkint Vender in the Uoited King dom. •.• The Geonine hn! n Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R. J.iltie.tnit illsertrd nut it. The Right lion. the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair. II wns moved by Henry Smith, Esq. seconded by George Ward, Eq. and Untiniteaurty Resolved, That the Imports from the Enst Indies and China ns now, by law, confined to the Port of London, cannot he extended to the ont.ports without great injury to those now established in Trades in the City and Port of London; nor without great detrimrnt to the Revenue and to the Country nt That is Petition he presented to both Houses of Parliament in the names of the said Wrctiants, Traders. and Others,pra) dug that the honie , atrit trade froth India and Chink tatty be coati sued exclaviveiy t r the Port of London. That this Petition be now signed by throe present, and do re main at this house for five days for vignette's. That the Members of the City of Liontloft and County of dlese I be requested to support the prayerstf the Petitinn uh Pnr i :lament, when any discussion on the sohlect shall take place. That the Committee of Merchants, by wi , o n this Nfeeting tins' been convected, be requested to rout inue permanent eluting the discus-ions in Parliament, and to u.e their best c, desvuuts to pnitnnt.: the object of this Merlin!. That tile Thetas of shit Meeting be !ken to the Committee for bringing forward this imporimit subjeso. That the Thanks of this Meeting he pr. seated to Sir William Curtis, Rae. one of the Representntives in Parliament for this City( and to George, Ihng, Esq. one of the Reprr, , entati% es in Parham-tit fir the County of Middlesex; for their attend ance this dar. and their kind attention to the important objects of ibis Meeting. That these Resolutions and the Petition of the Merchants, Traders, mai Others, of the Clty of London, after the same shall be presented to the Houses Of Parliament, be published in the Morning and Evenioi Papers. HUNTER, Mayor. The Right Tine. the Lord Mayor having retired from the Chair, the snore was taken by Menry Smith,. Esq. and it wits thermtpou moved, seconded, and unanimously resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon. the Lord Motor, for the readiness he h ss ever evinced to pro mote the interests of the metropolis, and for his pulite aad im partial conduct in the Chair this day. HENRY SMITIL THURSDAY BEXT WILL PRODUCE MORE BENE FICIAL CHANCES TRAM WAS EVER INTRO DUCED IN ANY LOTTERY. HORNSBY and CO. solicit the attention of the Public to the resew Scheme, and hope to lie hoovered with their favours, n hick shall be duly attended tO. Tickets :old Shores are selling by Hornsbyy Had Co. at il'Atir old-establi s h e d Susie Lottery Office, 26, Combat. is peso variety of N um bels, rand on the most reasonable term., w here all Prizes are immediately paid. , 1 . 1 • ..s. 1 I t t ‘ li 11, II ?, tt •. 1. • • 1 i i , I- i i l' 1 1 „ , I,* , : 1.1 I iil' t i 1 1 f, . . r - - .. _ ,~ t ! WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. 59, LAMB'S CONDUIT STREET, HOLBORN, LONDON. ACOMPANY Qf Gentlemen having made several large purchases of WIN Is, BRANDY. and RUM, for I ready money. will dispose of them considerably tender the price -; those article* are usually Bold to the public. As na judgment of the quality can he formed without a trial, they will send ; samples of two gallons of the spirits,. and one doz .n of. , ± wine, to any part of Englund, on receiving an order for pay -1 meat in London. Every article is warranted to he the heat in the market. Captains'-warl and tiuu-room Officers supplied f . on the mine low terms, duty free. PIPN PIPS ' Good Port Witie from . . .m 6 6)120 Old do. do. . . . 123 to 130 Very fine old do. warranted to have been import ed five years, • . r 135 rat nose. Port from the wood, . . . _ 48s. , Old do. do. . . . • 54 P.. Very old dn. warranted to hate tows four years is h.441e $B. Pale Sherry, . . 46 Old do. do. . . . 56 E‘ce!le t VI !onia, • • . 45 ! Old Last India Madeira, . . 84 Rich and Dry Lirlson . . . 48 Champaign, . . . . 126 I ; Claret, . . 106 SPIRITS, PER GALL. Fine British Geneva, . . 10s. Very strong old do. . . 13 Rum, . . . 145.9d. 1 , Old do. . . . 17s. Fine old Jamaica do. • • 18 Brandy . . . St Best Cognise do. . . 53 Fine old Hollands, . . . 24 ; Rich Shrub, . . . 13 IN PINTS I Old Pale Sherry. . • si.i. , Old Port, from wood, • • 2/ Orders, by post, addressed to Mr. Alfred, Clerk to the Com pan% , will be duly attended to, and delivered (free) to any inn , d in London. • GRAND and NOVEL STATE LOTTERY, of only 12.001 Tickets ' will all be draau so early ns NEXT THURSDAY. The Capital Prizes ure Were:teed— more varied in their value, aad offer a double chance to Adven. Curers. Their great length exceed; the limits of an Advertise. 1 tarot. Tickets nud Scares are selling by EYTON, 2, Cornhill ; and 18, Coventry.street ; At which truly fortunate Offices, the following Capital Prizes were sold in 118 Shares in the In,t tour Mouths. viz.:- 3,211 . Class A . X 15,000 3,343 B , 15,000 4.501 . A . 6,000 ' , WWI . B . 6,1'00 71 A . 3,000 4,025 . A . 1,00 • 1.651 . B . 1,000 A) . A • ' LAC 1 215 . C . . Sul) SA • A . 400 &c. &e. &e.