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111 immommosign&_... . _ • tctof (it C. ; 0.91 • / 71 ~g/. • 11`r!,!(1 t. .- . •, tO a • II 11 . , • ipb 11‘ . - 1) 41 1 bit rt a . 0 4111 ••• • • • .•_• • • • NUMBBR 4829. oj •.• , LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1818. PRICE SEVLN-PENCE. NOT ACTED ..ESE FOURTEEN YEARS. T!/EA ii: E. EP V. 4 L. DRUNTLA.,N h. OPERA-HOUSE. AT MEETING of the PROPItIETORS OF, and SU RSCItI BF.RS TO, she OPERA-HOUSE, at the Thstched-Henese Tavern, i.n Saturday, 30th May, ISIS. the Errl of Aylevberry io the Clisir, the following Re solutions were entered Into, vii. Ist. That the prriieat Meeting is of opinion ' that the state of the Osiers Eetatelisbinetit is nouomby the outmost* it low received. tel. That a Committee of Pmortetervs nod Subscribers be appointed by the present 31riettug, to eurninnoteitte with Mr. Waters and others, on the state of the EstablAiuent. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL THIS GALLERY. with a SELECTION of the most celebrated Wurke Of the Italian, Spanish. Flemish, and Dutch Schools. IS OPEN every day frum Nine to the 510raing unlit /ki in the Evening. Admittance 10.--Cataliignes Is. By Order. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. • EAST INDIA DOCK HOUSE, Maar IN, ISIS. THE COURT of DII ECTORs of the EAST INDIA DOCK COMPANY 'do hereby give Netter. That • GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the said COMPANY will be held at their House its St. Helen's-ghee, Bialaopwate.atreet, on TUESDAY NEXT, Abe 2d of Juor, at Twelve o'Clock, on Special Affairs. By Order of the Ctloel. JOHN FARRAH, Secretary. The Chair will he takes at Otte o'Ciock JUVENILE LIBRARY, LUNI)ON MUSEUM, PICCADILLY. MFRS I...YE:NINO. MONDAY. 1, their Majesties' *resets will reties Sliiikspeare's Gnarl Historical Pisa of KING JOHN. This day it published, the S;;;;111dition, price Is dd. in Asi I FORD RtC TORN' ; or, The RD/HIM EA. Ch.id %forme.; containing II sh at Intros/stetter" to the Sciesuces of Architecture sod Hkraldry, with a rartieuy 14r Account of the Grecian nod Rimini Games, &c. &c. Hy FRANCIS THURTI.E, _ _ soho. King .f Eitlght nd, Mr. Kean; Prhire Ilenre„ Mr. Barnard; Earl of Pembroke, Mr. Stanley ; Lis I of Eas.x, Mr. Kent ; Earl of Sahsbiiry, Mr. Bencounto ; Ilnlwrt, Mr. Pope; Faulerinheidr, Mr. ; Philip, Kier of France, Mr. R. Phillips; Lewis. the Moabite. Mr. Penley (b i ers. IF:Raor, M i u Tidawell ; the lady Caustasice,ll,4 M area Icy ; Blauch of Castile. Mrs. Robinson. After which, the llmical Farce of THE REVIEW; OR, THE NAGS OF WINDS:OR. Mr. Deputy Bolt, Mr. Gattie ; l.ounry Itsetool'er, Mr. .Libustone ; 'oho Lump. Mr. ()sherry; Chides Mr. Barnard; Caleb Clisiit'ent, Mr. Harley. Grace G ay 1 0,..,. Mrs. Greer; LOC", Mrs. Bland; Poetise, Mow Scott (her teat appearance in that elairacter). groom ore al Sin 'Mock—the Perfurnalice to begin at Seven. Bores. 70.; Second Price, Ss. Rd.—Pit, :Is. R I ; Second Prier, 2a.—Lower Gallery, 2.. ; Second Price, le,...—Uppyr Gallery. Is.; Second Price, Rd. To-morrow, The Honey Muon, and Hit or Miss. MR 1, Esrs Elt HI 8 ITION. THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, Si'. paTEirs FIRST SERMON, With several PICTURES sod Sli.ErCtl from other SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS, are new Exhibiting under the immediate Patrmaireuf hie Royal Wiesner. the PRINCE REGENT, at No. 123, Pall-Mall, gear CArltani-Huuse, ever lay frum Teo till Five. IHARLES SMART, Secretary. Author of " The History of France," " firillante," &c. PrintsAl far N. Hal:es, Piccadilly. 34. That the Commitiet report the moinit of 'heir invot. litstion. to the next General Meeting of Proprietors and Subscribers, to he held on Friday thy btb Jane, no Two o'Clock precisely. 4tha Thst the said Committee consist of thirteen persons, and that five be a quorum. sth. That the f illuwing Gentlemen be the Committee :wry. The Earl of Sefton, The Earl uf Plsmoi.th, The Earl of Avlcsbniy, The Earl of Dlrlitielon, The Earl of Moque, The Earl of Sr,. h eh, Pwrioint Lowther, Frerinsuile, Sir Malkin Irynn, flirt. Earl s'crulain, Sir ;oho Sir T. Liddell, Wirt. Viscount N..toomob,. Let rest. i., Tluit the. Committee be etupoweretl to add to their number. CUSTOM-HOUSF., LONDON, MAW 11, 1/118. iIiTOTICE TO PA WN ItO K ERS. -AV herrn 11 it bas of late hems the fremient praetice will; persons ammetreed iu aniaircling prohibited and onesatomed courts, is ordev to prevent the so tattoo thereof, to pleelee the same with the various Pawnbrokers in lundust, of which 11CM:14.- 000 of goods several srisores have been lately made. It has been therefore thotty,ht necessary to issue this public nulls:01u Phaviibroken ' cautioning them against taking its Ow* spy Auriga g o d..da that are astir aiwt liable to the pay. mast of duties unless fuily satisfied that the duties hare bees paid there on: ;or any prohibited goods, as such suede, if nailed, will be prosecuttil to condemnation according to law. IMPERIA L PAU LIAM ENT. HOUSE OV LORDS, SATts.DAv, M&y an, ROYAL. ASSENT. The Boyd Assent was this dky given by Commissinn to the Unice of Kent's Provi.into Hill, the %%log Vlults Herm. halm' 8010 hr Slave Ttatlr Abolition Lilt. VI- Stotell Wien Bill, the Workmen a M'ageu Gill , the lriai. Fire pital Bill, and several Bill. of rt. ate ur 'oval wlltire. The Lords Cummksionurs were, the land C lIA NCELIMR, the Earl of StihrerSototr, snit LUSA Vl•CUtil.t 11LLVILLt. MESSAGE FROM THE COMMON 3 _ CHURCH PREFERMENT. rIPRE SOIL), a VALUABLE REC.) TORY, srillt an Excellent PARSONAGE HOUSE, GLEBE, Ate. and with a prospect 'Atari , ' possession. For Particulars appl# to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's- THE LAST TIME THIS %EASON. 7th. That them Rewt!ntions hr publi.hetl in the Morning Pape r s, together with the names of the following lIICISQII4, whu were peewit', six The Earl of Aylesbury, await.- J. F. Campbell, Coq. foe the mall Marchioness of Bath, OS I', the following Notes of the Bank of Euglsod:—No. 16,130, dated July 11, 1815, value 1101.; Nu. 31,061, dated May 16, 1815, value 21. Any Kamm prinhieing the above Notes, or either of them, to %Laws. Liniments and Hall, Nu. 1, Kni f es Bench Walk, Temple, will receive • Ilesiard of Five Gujarati.— Payment of both the Notes is stopped at the Bank. By Order of the Commi.ainners," GEORGE DELAVAUD, Secretary. Mr. Bitutiern and others, front the Douse ut• Commons, hruught up the Prosiest% Regulation tiw Itv•n Stuck Trausf•r Bill, the Irish Molt Duty Bill, the lush Duties Bill, the Rock Silt Duty Bill, the Difiers • nuil diets Pay stud ?sinew' Rd., the Ship Pa•su rs ,;ulru tnn Bill, the Irish Cumsnerctal Exchequer Bills liill, and the Slave Trade Convention rill, to which they desired their Lordships' concurrence. • Thee Bills were severally read • first time. The Lottery Bill, the Curnmirsitosers of the National Debt Bill, mid Ilia Navy Pi i.e Bill . , were tutninitlkd reported. • TIIE.4TRIB-ROV4, COVE V T.G.4 T HIS EVENINa. MONDAY. June I. will be acted, the TrlePtly ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. C. )(viable; Merrotio, Mr. Jones; Paris, Mr. T. Matthew.; Capolet, Mr. Egerton. Lady Capolet, Mrs. Egerton; Joliet, Miss O'Neill. *flee which (Silt time), with new Scenery. Dressee, and • Decorations, a new Scr: • .5 Dram., in Iwo arts, called THE CASTLE OF I'AL I 7,II; OR, THE EXTORTED *MTH. In which some of the interesting Cleo in a recent trial we the Coutiornt have been attempted to be put into a dra. In the press, and speedily nail be published, in fuur Vuls. NEW TALES OF MY LANDLORD, collected and arranged By JEDEDIAII CLEISHBOTHAM. Schoolmaster and Parit.h Clerk of Gandercleugh. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Cs:astable and to. The F.nrluf Saton, Earl Whitworth, The Earl of Abuyue, M. 11. Farquhar, Er/q. The Earl of Hardwirke, 190(01111i 1.0 , 011wr, The Earl of Darlinet .... , Sir J. B Burgess, Bart. fur The Earl of Scarbrough, Lady Dudley, Wm Gore Lnaittoo, Ern. •Major. Geo. Powlett. The Earl of Plymouth, Sir Charles Flint, Bart. Ralph Leyetater, Esq. Earl Perukes), Sir T H Liddell, Bart. Ifisisomit Ceanhorne, for the The Hon. R P. Corson, March' ea. of Saliaboiy, Viaeurwit Nurnimehy, 11. Faurolerwy, F..!q The Hun W. 11. Barrington, Win. F. Barton, Laq. fur Lady Rarrinvi i ii, Henry florin, Fag. The Hon ill. Trevor, fur James Perry, Esq. Lord Hampden, T. Wynn R. lasyae, Esq. R. Farthunc, Fes. Joliti NI linters. Esq. It Williams. Lrq. for the C. it Maraiiiighoro, Esq. Count AL Anus . i ... Sir J. Murray, Bart. Sir W. W. Writs tur Lady Pow's, This day iu published, in two vols. aro. price 30s. In boards, CIL A FULL Hod correct ACCOUNT of the MI LITARY OCCURRENCES of the LATE WAR between GREAT BRITAIN slid the UNITED STATES of ASIERICA; with aa Appoinlix and Plates. By WILLIAM JAMES, This day was publislieJ., elegantly printed in one Volume double columns, price 14s. board►, AN ETV'IOLOC;ICAI. DICTIONARY of the SCOTTISH LANGITAGE, in which the Words are deduced (ruin their Originals, explained in their difrerent Senses, and authorised by the names of the Writers in whose Works they occur. Abridged Goat the Quarto Edition by the Author, 'rile Mil for ligalisil4g errlnin **Tinges in India, gal 'hit Negotiable St col Wes Indy were read a second time. At/inertia-J., JOHN JAMIP.M)N, • strait. fthape. Count Salviiti, Mr Mserrady; Menials de evident) (Gn• tremor of Flivreace), 'Mr Terry, Fenian:wad, Mt Abbott; Soraozu, Mr. Colson,.; Paulo, Mr. Renamed. Countess Salviati, Mrs. Fear', ; Zerlius, Mass Foote. la Act I. a Flora-mine Festival. The Doors to be opened at SIX Utillek-Ike Play to begin al Seven. Boxes, 75.; Second Pad, 3s. sil.—Pit, 38.6 d.; Second Price, 2. —Lower Gallery, 2..; Second Price, la.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second !Nice, ti.l. The new Serious Brants of The Castle of Paluzzi, or, The Extort rt o.stb, wall be repeated carry Evening taut euga;eil with Benefits. Ui, Thitrsday, Rub Roy Macgregor. 011 Saturday, by particular sie,isnr, Venire Preserved. lfrenrrences,7lke ! Author of " A Full and correct Arcouut of the Chief Naval Printed fur the Author, ■nd .old by Black, Kintshory, Paubury, and Ai Leadenlolll street; James M. Richard sun, Cornball; John Booth, Duke btreet, Portland-place; and all other Booksellers. •• • HOUSE OF COMMONS, Skroaniy, MAT 30. Fellow of the Royal Society of Filialliserib, of the Society of the Antiquaries of Sastlaiid, and or the American AutiAtia rime &witty. Edit/burgh : Printed fur Archibald Constable and Co.; and Alexander JainirAm. The following Bills were read the third time, and palmed The . Emit loitia Shipping, the Irish Commercial Exchequer Billis,,)he Greenwich Prize Mewl, the Paiiscnein Pissed., the Rock Salt Duties Dimintstion, the Soldier.' Pensions, the, Exchequer tilts, the Irish Treasury, the DeMea.eil Offi curs' Effecis, the Brecknock Forest, the Parochial Benefit Societiesand several private /Ills. The Lists Fisheries Bill neat through a Committee. as did the Salaries to Commissionera or Haukrupts rti.,:orts uu Mooday. The Slave Tlnde Acts Amendment Bill, and the Friendly Societies Bit, were read a second time.—Cointnittets on Monday. On the motion of Mr. Peat, leave was given to bring in a Bill to provide fur the hour adiutuistration of justice its the COurt of Chancery in Irclaud. Mr. WAOTTULIEV obtained lease to bring ih a Bill on rc. peal so much vf the Hayti-opt Laws as require the thirst inciting of the Corarnisaiosters to be held at E.:oil:11101. On the motion of M r. S. e.g. r, the Lurole Ado admen* to the Parish Vestries Bill were taken iutu cousid,ratiou, and agreed te. On the motion of Mr J. Sunk, the Homor went into a Comtuittee on the Bankrupt Acts, when the Hon Member moved • Resolution for greeting to the Cuturaissioutre of Bankrupts a salary out of the Consolidated Feud, in the room of their receiving fees. The Hun. Member further Stated, in auswrr to a lineation put to him by Mr. Wrote.- ley, that the 'abject of the Bill,„lie proposed to funnel WS this Resolution would be to give Wag Commissioners a certain sum out of the Consolidated Pond, whilst for fees at pre sent paid to them should iu future be paid into the Conso lidated Fund. ihlished, handsonivlT One Vi This da; Conn, Si. Anton io, I Sir J. Murray, Bart. This day is published, handsomely printed in One Voluute, Sir W. W. Wynn, for Lady tt:tvo, prier, in hoards, 1011.0.1. Putris, rritlE (.;REAT EXENIPLAIL of SANC- AYLESBURY, Chairman. l TITY, described to the Life and Death of JESUS Ath. That the Thanks of the Sleeting be given to the CHRIST the SAVIOUR of the Mini!): with Considera. Chairman. Ilion., on the seveial Pails of the History, and appropriate THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE Prayers. Juan 1. 1818. By JF.R WHY TAYLOR. D.D. NOTICE is hereby given. flint a GEN ER AI. Chaplain iu Ordinary to King Charles I. and afterward* IN ASSEMBLY of the SURsCRIBF.Rit to this THEA- Loud Bishop of Down and Connor, and Dromure. THE will he twit' TO-MORROW, Jose 2, at One n'Clurk Abridged by W. N. DARNELL, B.D. Prebendary of pi ecisely. in the Gaud Saloon of the Theatre, upon special Durham. affairs, and every Proprietor le particularly requested to Printed for F. C. and J. Hivinginn, No. 82, St. Pant's attend. Church-yard. SW also by J. Hatehard, Piccadilly; and at The attendance of the New Renters and Bond Holders is Durham. Stockton, Oxford, Cambridge, ik.c. kr. blow requixt ed. Of whom may be had, lately published, by the same Anthor, C. W. WARD. Seeretary. SERMONS, IsAlbre Vol. Bro. Pries, in beards, 9s. ...' IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES ON THE RING'S r l ip isa vlS: h tbis BIRTH -1.41 !! • . ...me w .` I . 4 ; 11 • :~lllitLliVt- -20 capitals of €l,OOO will lie decided the first Ilalf-hour, 11l Ned taa. .. 1 the New Lottery, which bigins 4th Juue. 4:IENUINE ..I,ACSING prepared by , DAY iuniW ',bey/Mee dWail a nee Label, in NIARSHIALI., 1, Holborn -linrs. rewect- • which their address, W• fully calls th e stiesstiois of his Friends to the inter. . 9 . 7, HIGH . HOLBORN, eating St-twat , of the present Itittcry. it contains the sin. is so 1........1 Tk: .....1... uf 1111 Canitah of 20.000/. 3.0001. . ~r""inc."°"l.l4.see!! in the centre, that they frost an _ ••• This Work will he found partienlaily useful to the readers of Wavei ley, Guy Matiueriug, Tales of My Laudlurd, Sac. .ESBURY, Chairman. '‘. the This day is published, in nue large Volume octavo, . INQUIRY INTO THE RELATION OF CAUSE AND EFFECF. -0. Hy THOMAS BROWN, M.D. V.R.& Ediabnegh, Ike. Profaner of Moral Philosophy in the University of F.din. burgh. Third Edition. Edinburgh : Printed fur Archibald formable and Co. ••• In this Edition the original Epssy is pa much en larged and altered as to ronptitute alm,nw a new work. This day are publish...l, prier es. 6.1. in hoards. LORD ORFORD'S REMINISCENCES: written in 1786, fur the Amusement of Min Mary and c.ar John Slosrpe, Piccadilly. Ws day are pebtisheil, price 6. 6.1. in boards, sonehOGRAPIIICAL CONVERSATIONS on IlicoooLamlllient Voyager. of different Nations, frOn on to Cook. Comprehending disiiuct Narratives of their personal Adventures. By the REV. BINGLEY, M.A. F.L.S. Author of Biographical Conversaiiuns uu British Chirac. IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES ON THI !! 20 Capitals of 11,000 will Ir• decided the first t►e New Lottery, which Ix gin 4th MARSHALL, • fully calls the stiesstiois of his Friel eating Schein , of the present I...ittrry. It pretrilenird Number of 107 Capitals of 20,000/. 3,0001. 2,000/. 1,000/. tly • . Ste.; 20 Primal of 1,0001. each will he &slim the first Div—sod the sixth &win Prise •buve 1,000!. must be '224001. or 23,0001. uc a tuagnificrut Pris• of 40.0001. _ - - - . attention to this, and the difference at the type, which is lust.. like all letter-preas, w►ll suable purchasers at *am to detect the isnpu.ition. The REAL JAPAN BLAMING, made by DAY and MA 97, High Holborn, is sold its !Wk, at Id., Is., and Is. 641 tech. .. . ten, icc. icc. Printed for John Shaw. Piccadilly. 'rite Resolution was awed to, and the Report ordered to be received usi Monday. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPED.s, SIRAND. THE LAST WEEK. J N eenrequence of the brilliant success which eoutitturs to *timid MR. MATHEWS'S Entertainments, • 11r will Wive Mir bouour to pluton them as above an. uounctd, which is the latest possible pram] to whirls they rot be extended, owing to the approarlibig opening of the English Opera far the Sommer Season, owl to his numerous WlCluttallwals in eariuus pio oii untie kingdom. The public are respycifially informed. that they all Soil MR. MATHEWS AT HOME THIS EVENING, MONDAY, June I, Tu si..o..m, Thursday, and Saturday (bb tog positively the last times of his appearance in London until Heat year), when he will hate the botauer of presenting his Visitor. with an Eiden , ' intuent . MAIL-COACH A DV EN TU R ES, Ake. Jac. au ENTA I. LECTURE us YEN * THILOQUIF, - a ATIONS. Doors to be - it wed at Servo, and the Performance to begin at Eight Litho*. Boxes fie. Pit Ss. Lower Gallery ts. Upper Gallery Is. Boxer, Places, sod Private Wars may Le taken of Sir. Sltvropuss. al Or Boa-OtEce, Stroud Entrance-. from 111 till 4; and at Fearssater Unary, 170, New Bunt-street, upi.usite Ruilington.gardios PATENT ECONOMICAL AND UNIVERSAL LAMP. r v ii E very fi.o ten n reception of this in vent ilali 1 is completely ascertained by the rapid demand and li beral seknowledgsnente of its merit. The public may safely rely ou it, that in this Lamp are combined, with a certainly of invariable and brilliant light, s suitableness to the pun. poser fur which it is intruded, whether it hr for the night or carrying about the house (bearing any degree of motion), writing, or reading, passage, staircase, lam I ight, ball, wr any other domestic use; requiring no trimming for the evening, mar replenishing with cotton. snore than twice or three times in the dear, and a perfect *trinity from danger of lire. Its economy is complete, being little more than one-third the expense of tallow cuing's; with proper oil it is free from Smoke Ur smell, and fur twomnicntal uses unlimited. Sold in all its variety by T. Praise soul Co. Agents to the Patentee, No. 6, the corner of Pickett-plate, UtSr Temple bet., Strand, to whom Letters addressed (post-paid) from any a r t ut London ur the Country will be promptly attended tu. • TO BE SULU BY AUCTION, By JA NI E.S CH IMPION, (By order of the Proprietor and Occupier, leaving his resi .:Clble for Ike Cuutinenl). ni oils I Ai, at the Aural lan, Readmit, on WLDNESDAY, she hods of Jlllll', MN, at Two o'Cluck !mules, previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due iodic.: will be given), AGENTEEL FREEIIOLL) RESIDENCE. called BOLTS CROS..s corrAGE, with fertile Mea riorr and Grass Laud, situated in the Pariah of Profited, Oxon, about three miles from ileoley-mi-Thames, six from Reading, and three from Nctitrhed, extremely will calcu lated fur a Spurtiug Box, or it Retreat for a small griattrl Family. May be viewed by leave of the Proprietors, and particu lars bad at the Wheel, Flcoky ; Red L . , hlaidrubcol ; Castle, Dense.° ; Augrl, Oxford ; tniices of Messrs. !lure's, Talbot, and Tuevill, Solicitors, Hidtiora-court, Gay's lute, belidint ; and of the Auctiusiver, Nettlebeil. BOOKS, TO BE SOLD ISY ArCTION, Ily K. liIONE, AI hie Hover. N.a. 43, Ludcatr.l.i:l, DAY, MON DAY, June I, awl Flee fulluwlug Wye, it 11-416-pael Twelve o'Clark to • minute. AVALUA FILE nod INTERESTING COL. LECTION of ROOKS, ineholioK Ihr Lthritry of a Gristle's's canalised (rum the Country: ruulrining, among other singular articles, in folio, SAlllie liable, par G. des 11u01,n2, prattled on Vellum, 4 cots. with 410 Paintings, red Munieco, gilt laves; Clarettihni and Bernet', llisturteal Weeks, 7 rule uniform and pr•nnsely ilMsUaleJ ; slteptieuies hair .and Grr.k Thessorusi,, with ttliennory, liur topics, gdl leaves; Autiepearigui Itrpertery, 4 ruts. 41u. Luxe paper; lAsni's Bud. of Great Brilaiii, S vol.. ni 41.,. large pair/; the Works of Grimacer, PI 'taunt, Pak ington, awl' others, i:luidrsted, mad splendidly bound ; flat lrlan SI Itel'llany, 11 VMS. Russia ; Lord Soiorry.*ATrat Is, 13 cola ; Chronicles, 13 %obi ; Walpitr's Aorrilois sof Painting. Itc. 5 vole first ed In.“. SIVA Vtbfrf y Ildl ; Prison. Arthur will his Knights of the ltiiundTable, 103 I, litre copy; Widnes Hilolingiaphical In I Alyefell ; Typoduiptio al Anliiiiiutits, kr. ; •arious Llolotia of the hrs. En•ll4 Aulln•is ; Foreign Military Wink.; and • etsri tttt s rolkt tion of &Ais nu Alchytny, AtinduAy, Mystical Lce,ittly, !kr. &c. T be vievsea to th, t• 1..• of Fale, and Catalogues (price II) Lad at the Om vi N. 9 Any !tart of the following favourite Numbers may he had at Marshall's Offite ; viz Nu. 10 *73 I 949 14,000 1,576 930 81 898 0.266 0.0.4 1.676 11,591 65 190 5,945 3,297 3,900 1,3311 NEXT THURSDAY. FVTON. STOCK- BKOK Lk, rolleiti the attention A of hie Friends fur • few mummer, to the uoparelleterl itutelty of the preeeat Lottery. to begin 411 of JUNE There are 107 Capital Priers (carver known before) 3 Prier' of X-20,000. Only 14,000 Tickrtb, MID Stassedar Advantage Se Early Purrhasers) THr. FIIthi"IIYENTY PRIZE: will have 1;1,0410 each, making upward , . of £211,000 in Ices than Half en Hunr• brine more than £l,OOO a Minute, for the First 20 Mundt& EYTONV Friends cannot fail of remembering that, in every Lottery drawn on the nine. Hirsh-Day, his Office h as keen remarkably successful. He therefore anticipates simi lar good (minor, at his well-known Establishment, COHNHILL and LO3iBARD STILLE.I'. NEXT THURSDAY. £l,OOO per Minute. £40,000, r 23,000. or £22,000 fo► Ilse tith.drawm 'Just abore 1:1,000. HAZARD & CONTRACTORS' SCHEME, Formed on the lasi* of distributing 107 CAPITAL PRIZES AbIONG A DVENTURLEA. NEXT THURSDAY The Flirt 20 Prizes will have .C 20.000 EQUALLY DIVIDED. NEX . 1"1111111SDAY The First 500 Malik% will have £l:7 500 EQUALLY DIVIDED. if you buy a Ticket or a Share Iwfore NEXT THURSDAY. YOU WILL HAVE THE CHANCE OF 3 Prizes of £-20,000! 4 Prize,' of £3,000 null £2, 00 0 ! 40 Prizes of £l,OOO ! and £500! tiu Prizes or .1:300! and £lOO ! 2,69( Prizes of £lOO, .e3O, &e. &e. The sixth-drawn Prise &twee 1:190" mast be 1:2.29°". £23,000, or £40,000. Tickets and Shares are selling by IIAZARD awl Co. roa- TRACTORS, at their very uhl Other, Nit. In, Royal. Ex cuiotst, (estatihslied upwards of lW years). wbu Muhl and Shined Five Prize. of Xin.ooo km the Last Year. Lettering, anal Capitals in forager Lotteries sooinouting to MILLIONS. N. It —best Lottery Tickets rose to 110, and Stereeihs to 40 Xhiiliftw. This totter!, has ,11011 X CAPITA/At with 4, 11 00 LESS 7 ICIKETh. fret the Pries is wets Yl9. lOsjor a Ticket, am , l 0 blast/Anus fur 411 JftfeelOy if for hey before NEXT 'ftlCLtSU.ty. NEXT THURSDAY The Lottery lorgios drawing, and the First Twenty draws l's lies on that day will each he entitled to UNE THOU SAND POUNDS. GCARROLL aphelia the attention of hit • Friends to the war approach of the Drawing : the Capitals (11 circumstance without parotid) auwoutiug to Out Hundred and Sewell, with 3 ... . or .eimoo. lu the last four Months Two Prizes of 40,0001. and Ten other Capitals were distributed embalm those who purchased Shares at the truly fortunate Offices of G. CARROLL, 7, CORN H 11.11., & OXFoItD•STREhT, Who Buhl lately in Shares Nu. 7,735, a Prize of 30,0001. Country C,urrespoudents punctually attended to at the following low Prices:—Ticket, Int 10..; Half, 10/. Is.; Quarter, 5/. 534 Eighth, 13a. 6d.; ■ud Sixteenth, 11. 71. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, isslll CO. respertfally acepitint their Friends, dial the NEW LOTTERY consommes Drawing NEXT THURSDAY; and they are happy in announcing that the Scheme has been formed uu the same Plan as the lasi, with, however, come liniornvenicuts, which R. G. and Co. strongly rectum. ntriut to public notice. Thera are 107 Csininis,lhint: considerably more than in the late Lottery, and 4,000 Tickets iess than Their are Thrrr Prizes of £20,000. And A 4 of £3,000, 1: 2,000, £1,01 , 0. Arc. Besides a hirge l'roporiiiiii of £4OO, £ 100, the. Ate. Adventurers berure the First Ihy have ailvautages not to he obtaimed aftrrwanls,u. the first TWENTY Prizes drawn will have each £l.OOO in sidditian. RICHA R LNON, GOODLUCK, *ad CO. have for more Than 40 years very largely participated in the public favour, and have 100 doubt that their Friends will think of them .41 the peewee Of ssss —A crest variety of Numbers will be always (011111 d OM Sale, at their uncuitatimiably furtnuate Oakes, BANK•atm.osxy., CORN NM., and racist/ the Gate of the kisses stews. CHARING-CROSS, where every dsscriptiuu of Busiuers in she Public Funds is faithfully eseculed. NEXT THURSDAY. TWENTY ONE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES 111119? B DRAWN. 1• the First Tire;el, Mingles, & J. SIVEWHIGII I' reel pleasure in stat • • nig the yhatl the good fortune to sell 44,206, the Ft ,t L. 30.000 ever drawn, 15,760, the Litt L. 30,0110 ever draw**, and hope us hare the pleasure of dividing a great part of the 107 C.II'ITAI, PRIZES! its lbc prescut Lottery among those who easy bouour then with their 01.11121111111.19. NEXT TIIURSDAY, The first ?() P,4.11 will have 111).000 eqnslly divided, The first bon Blank- w ill have 7,500 repially d.ved. d, The Sixth-drawn Prise ribose ,C 1,4100 must be L. 40,n00, L. , 23,utm0, or L. ono !!! Tickets aud Sharrit are Selling at J. It J. RIVEVYKIGHTS 014 1684ablibIttil Nu 37, resastitt.L, ;;R, lihriumarr. I 11, IluLewis, 141, Osvuau.sTsistr, MARGATE, RAMSGATE, GAMING.% dm. ILLUSTRATED. This slay are published, in 2 anis handsomely printed ih foolmap Sao. price U. 18s. &I. boards, and dem,' Bvo. . . 3/.15., witli vignette titles, a map, sad 1113 elegant en gravings. THAN ET and the CINQUE PORTS; con sisting of rites of all the Churches, Castles, Vestiges of Antiquity, singable Residences, &e. in Margate, Broad stairs, Ramsgate, Sandwich, Dover, Ilytbe, Romney, Rye, Winebelsea, and Hastings; accompanied with Historical, Topographies!, and Antiquarian Description•, as well as Particulars of the Agricultural Products and Natural His tory of the Tract described. 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COOKE'S TOPOGRAPHY of carAr BRITAIN, being a c Gnid, w • vs . ry C ty m England, %Sinks gild Rea Waal sit Col Paris, pawn Is. ca. r.e Paper, la. dd. ••• Any Cuouty way be bad arparately. TAX.OFFICE. Mr. LUSHINGTON presented scopy of correspond ence betwre's Ilse Ts*-uffiee mud the Assessors of Lind Tax its Westmoreland. Mr. BaouGuAm wished to call the attention of the House to this correspondence, particularly to the letter of a Mr. Johnson, to theCommissioneni of Taxes, in which lie describes himself as being the Secretary to the committee for managing the elec. tion of the present Itleanbers for IVestinoreland. He goes on to ask for certain returns of laud tax, in which returns Mr. Johnson tells the Commissioners of Taxes Ott Lord Thanet's propel ty need nut be included. Now this was the letter of an elect °neer. log agent to the Coininissioners of Taxes, a person who never ought to have been allowed to approach the Tax-office ; yet to this letter, Mr. Winter, the Secretary to the Board of Taxes, the next day returned him a most couttrous imserer, recognising him iu his character of sec' e tary to the Cocnnuttee for managing the election of the present Members, and informing bin, that the returns for which he a►ked would be furnished in him by the assessors of the several districts. If. however, any ►hould he wanting there, the Tax• office would furnish them. Tile Hon. Member observed, this was a must flagrant breach of the privileges of the House, and if notice war nut taken of ic by the proper quarter, he would himself move to bring the parties implicated to the bar of the House. No answer being g;ven to the observations of the Hon. Member, Mr. TIERNEY could not avoid expressing his surprise that the Clmocellor of Vie Exchequer should sit silent aid hear such a Rt.:anima, w►tit+ out paying a single word i;i explanation. Mr. VANSITTART said the whole of Ibis COrrea. pwidence wa. new to hunt, and he wished to Lie t►me to make inquiry before he gave any opimuu up ,n it. Mr. TIERNEY was glad to hear the ►eason WIA signed ty the Right Hon. Gentleman. He trupted, the subject would receive the cons►deration %Inch its importance demmidcd, and that on Monday it would ata►n be brought under the consdegatton of ti►e liou.e. Mr. BROUGHAM ttosted that Monday would not lir allowed to pass user without the Right tion. Gentleinait's again mentioning the suhp..r. It did, indeed, oppear to him, that there was a system of elect:untying pol,c) estrbl I Ito I Amour or the present Nlttnisrus for Westmoreland. slid that the Commissioners of 'roues were putties to it. Match e inereetting es tins were to be tolerated, Parini- MP it might us %%01 be eti.solsted at once. l'his was one of the grossest attacks upon the liberties of the people sod fiteduct ul election winch lie had ever ostoe:std, sod he trusted the House would not pass it over without blarvriug its sense of it, by esliiug its :•u:h..ts to the Bat; sod. however powerful ussght 124. ,i,e support by whielt they were bucked, spew