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Cufrer.lwnar Perse.sireri. - 4•0iso; ilace I Ina, SS. esene• ; i.eO - Ton, Y , fuskw.Orret; Briiith Coffoe:hoooe, CoekilturAtetwe y Neale Tavern. ilenlaw•stripeir; White Moe, Piplitt; No lii, ?r, and An • I Coon. — nPilo4-ITonaso. as .11 1 , Kiot-tar,et. Covent-Eareirn, idol-, all 011811Moilinenons wortuing the Merino, will be thankfully "V r e l ki l ". 1 . •14 ""1" •11) . W .t. M I I.F.S. Sreretary. lave eiefulated whirls how( Sad ti. Abet AIR Ronsiton-feietetts front enuatne up to .l ii. V e: Use r idbg ' i'4° seasissre with the ulm.ot confi.lence inmate the Fierier% drat siselerche oniwtioiten.Linre of the Police and Pariah Coneiables, who are always in attendonee, a free and worli4hirkal paaaare In rind f She 'Jottings Mill be kept open dieting the whole of .to 13, 1820. .1541111 r, , lIRITISH GALLERIT, PALL-WALL •11rIlls (lALLERY fur the• - aw+SAI.P. wf the WORK* of NIODRIIN . ARTISTS, le OPEN DAILY. (tan Trio in 3innsing till Five. (ey 11,4,0 • SOHN YOUNG, Ikerper. • Atlatiestunle.-4ptalugue le. •• , RANK OF ENGLAND. Masten 4, 1610. C(MRT of IMILECTOKS the 4 .11. GtIVERNtlft awl CARPASY of the BANK of r.Nra.AND ph• *Alm _ That ...GENERAL COURT will he hell at the Sink, on TRUKADA If, the lnth instigat. at Eleven .6Th/eh in the Firreisinws, so corsiikr of a Dill DEN I) ; when there will lw onlinsitte,ll to %Ire cimeiJerntinit of tie Froirrietor. she exprolietory of presenting an AI/OREM a LON IN ILEN CE on the DEATH of thr LATE CMG. and of CONGIt 1. Trt.4Tll)N ~ oi. Af.Ug sit •Or:Arec,e44lON e.• she THROXV, esolgy44E.Fiiie4L - TMICIIT. nil , he h 94 at the Owl', is 'TUESDAY, Site 11011 April nett, from Ten istkwk in the F..reumon, tin Emir in the Atli rowing. fur Ilse ELECTION of a GOVERNOR awl UEP( Y GoVF.RNOR for the Fear rnsiong (which will Le Airelwerl shit Evening); awl she wine Court will be (instituted by Ailjnorionsesit, anti held at the .arise place, awl .Irving she Lowe II sure, ou 1% EL/NE.40.1Y, she Itles April next, for the ELEcTION of Tivr.Nrr•ront UI. Kt.:crofts (whirls will alas he nial of the Quarterly Gene ral Coarse appoint..l by the Chimer), soot the Election of the Twenty ("we Directors will be dcrlisred as room as the Santini! is 11•1 r. Huddersfield Yeemaary Lieu'meat Thomas dtkliesot, to br esptaist Comusittbotl. vice Sir Joseph Radcliffe. earl. resigued—diaudl Jausierry • Is, lino. Comet Charles Brook, to be Li...tense., vie. Askiustme, pro• moted—doted as @tame. Williams Walker Rittyr, Gent. to be tl Ntko Smoke promeged—dated as , • " Zi e f ame a ki etweitro of the butint tor rem& pottll q 4 44 14 est ilto imp, tat Neu the isle 01111431/7 PRICES Or CORN- . • Are Prices of Curt wriflati.l tariff Stair% 1. Ms Quarter of Eigtu Wi!otheeter 3,11.1de11S nool of Oidweal ft v e hon.( 140110e.svoirdespeigs,fmme the ra a•ses rorrored no trap w^elt rade.' the 4th of March, tutu. dlins• HE HEBREW. ' foamed on a r ieirtpal Incident in the last mew Novel of lvaialase.] The principal Characters by Mews. Eras, Holland., s, Perwelf, Hamblin, Peale', T. Cooky oaberry, Thitehtnam, Barley, Mrs. West, mad Cai;ear. ! lo Act V. a Jubilate Deo, by Mr.. BMaJ, Mum Pwowskr. Tbe Prologue to be spokes by Mr. Barnard, the Epilogue by Mrs. Orger. Aram which, 3fth time, an entirely new cots:. Pantomime, called JACK AND THE BEAN STALK: BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thomas Lawton and &novel Roe of Sulyky-brisillPi caster, niarbi•e-makees, from March 29 at April IS, al Wee at the White Bear Ina, Manchester- Jambes Winterbottoser, of Maurhealer, thal& sew ittrii Match 28 to April IN at ten, at the Star lee, - Robin Blew*, of Altriiigrham, Clinger, flurir.dealer. March 21 to April a, at four, at the White Bear Ins, Man. ebniter. • Joint PlikesiivatilseiteorroloWlo4 lea rAr to April 1101.11 m, it the White Wolf Ina, BIiNERUPTCI ES SUPERSEDED. Thomas Tyre,' Smith, bi t e o f Ranriselosi.Crayr, Earern.l hatcher. Edward Rayner Woods, of Kelvedmi, Essex, atioplairms. BANKRUPTS'. William Proctor Hatch, of Sbipilbarn, Norfolk, tanner, to sarrender, April 1,3, sa.l 22, at foot, - at the Norfolk Hotel, Nora irk. Attorney., Messrs. Marston and Day, Nor. wich ; and Mr. Abbott, RolEs.yard, Chaiierry. lane, London. Alexander Kenny , of the Cohinagle, Pall-ilia'', Middlesex, jearelh r, to marreader, March 18, at Ica, 25, at stereo, and April ti, 44 tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mar rand, Mark-lane, Loudon. Michael hobnail's' Gray, of Caonon-stren-rand, Middle. ant, wine merchant, to surrender, March 14, 25. an d Ap r il 91, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lood:m. Attonsey, Mr. Vivnish, Tokenhoure.yard, Lughlinry. William Marti, of Great Orsoood-yard„ Orsnowd.street, Donnimptare, Middlean, livery-stable-keeper, to surrender, March 14, 25, and April 22, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Vioceut, Bedford-street ' Bodfind-square. John Henry Hopkins, o f Liverpool, merchmet, to owes. der, April 2,7, sod 22 , st oar, at the George lon, Livrrpool. Attorneys, Meson. Blaeloitock and Bonn, King's Reach walk, loner Temple-lane, Landau; and Mr. Bordowell, verpoul. George Wilber, late of Eltbani, bat now a prisoner in Maidetontr gaol, Kest, commun. to surrender, March 21, 25, aunt April tit, at ten, at Guildhall, Leaks. Allem', Mr. Prams, Elm-court, Temple, Loudon. Grace. Wilkins, of Bradford, Wilts, victualler, to women. der, Marcia 23, 24, and April Mat eltreis, at dm Greyhooud low, Bath. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlingtom sad pfellsaYi Bed ford-row, Lowden ; and Mr. Gaby, Bath. James Dickenson, of Slants-side, Lower Eriononton, Mid. Mean., catile.desler, to surrender, March , 35, sad April 22, at eleven, at duildball, Landow. Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tysou-place, Kiagslated.road. Jobe Martin Langley, Newcastle-street, Strand, Mid. Jinn, apothecary, to sorreoder, March 14, Se, and April 22, at twelve, at G u ildhall, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Haat, *urrry-street„ London. Hannah Hay, of High-row, Kaminski. Gravel Pits, Ken. sioglon, Middlesex ' huarilisig-houve-keeprr, le sorr eader, Marcia 14, 2s, and April 22, at ren, at GaildholteLoadoe. Attorney, Mr. Phillips, King-street, Comet-garden. Francis (Si, Lille', of Copthall-boddiogs, Link Bell. alley, Colemair-Mreet, Lunde*, tailor, to surrradrr, March 11, at ten, 25, at eleven, and April 22, at trim, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Knight and Erects's, Basing. ball-street: 40 • it 1: i cii 0 • C a _ ta fa s. 33 a . dal 24 • a N A -I 1. I 44 Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE.- .• The Derr, Hr. Mideast; Jack, Miss Parry, Alt rwarlls klar. legate, Mr. Ilokatsaa I Paatakeow, lljr. Hartland ; Clown, klr. • liwatblas. Jackii 3Mktr, psa. PIRICe Janette (afterwards Celetnihon.), Nils Tree; Airs. Gad Grunge of ibe Harp, Hies Edwards; Nigro', Ogre's Wife amid Evil Genius, Mr. Me fedi h •—•-• A grinner"' Pas Dena, ►y Messes. Bologna . and fon t►hy. ♦ Pas Seal be Hiss Tree. The Home will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock; the Performance will commence precisely at Serra. Doses Is.; &VOW , Price 3s. 6.1 —Pit 3s. 6.1 ; Second Pries !,.#-lower Gallery 25.; Second Price 1, —Upper Gal lery I%.;.3ecnwil Price 64. The 00;01Ste will be open from Ek+eu till Five o'Clock —Places to be taken of Mr. Rodirell, Sox flook.kierr. TO.III4IrsOW. the Comedy of A Cm., for the Heart Ache. 'llir Hebrew will be repeated on Thursday. Ali. ilrabam, Mr. lneledon, and Madame Yesiris, will re. spires, immediately after Easter. TO TUE WORYIIIY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY • or LONDON. GE,Ti.tv Er, THIS Contet4 battens to * n• nn day Nest the pretrial Ekeetiou AnallY will tool. Day after flay your zeal, friendly end well principled, has meritud my moat cordial arktiowledgenents, mid has re. mitred my thanks. THIS DAY you. have augraested my obligati 111 l a, and my t xpremiosit of gratitude must be rt, sewed. Your present carillons and generous support have added• tu sty former aisachnseni„ and Insist attitilitinally impel the Arm sod 1; mime to maintain your corporate pri vileges—yunr isianefacturbig laterestv.pone commercial prosperity—and t specially thomgreat stimuli Right*, withostothich ourcutiotsy rill Isecome reek and worthless, and trade amt commerce, and domestic peace, andsuatiotial greats's+ mast for ever flee away. Again, however, permit me to impress spots lam the importance of the present ena ble, the ureessily for gifiltMoll4 and unabated efforts and tbievila id delay. Twu days remain in which you may yet further prove that Mee su prelVine illdrpendtPlre and that devotion to loyal lelwr ty, which rather to petpetume your own costsitdoury and honour, thus further ha ensure my aoccesa, I estreat you In display. nod renviite, Gentlemen, Your ihttord, obraltaat, faithful fkrvaol, MATTHEW WOOD. Saturday Eirening. March 11. 1820. Printed 14111 Of Ilia Proprietors having vales will be ready to be /Jelin rcd at the Hank ow Thondey the 23.1 flonv.wr BEST, Secretary. N. 1L...8y an Art named in the memoir year of the reign at hie tate Ilajeasy, nn perauto will be naked to vote at the said Election elm shall not have beets Sic Calendar Mouths possessed, io his owes right, of the Stock for which be shall thew Rine kis sate, witless the maul Siock shall leave been ac. quire.:, or shall have r oue by bequest, or by marriage, or by soecivaims to an 111111141111 • 11 '.,late, or by the ca•lown of the City of Laos&is, ,w by any Deed of Settlement after the de4th of say permits who shall liar* been entitled for life to be D 141111411 of swell Stock. T114A7118-110Y A COI' RNT.GIRD MN. T HIS EVENING. MONDAtv Mare) is, ..bat Sib time. • mow Nl•siral Desna called IVANHOE ; Or THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR. Ivanhoe, Mr. C. Kimble; Sir Reginald Front Jo Hoof (Kiiipht Templar), Mr. Mserestly; Sir Brian de here, \ tr. C.onfoor; Sir Maurice de Mary. Mr. Doroset ; Sir Loco* Seaaisanoir, Mr. Chapman; Cedric of Roitterrood, Mr. Eger-folk, Wavalia, Mr. Liston; Friar Turk, %Ir. Emery lease (vim Jew of York), Mr. W. Ferrets. Hoeru• (a'Sa'uun Prime...so, Miss M. Tree; Elgisho, Mrs. Liatoo; Ulric's, al re. Fauril ; Rebecca (Ike Jew's Daughter), Slim Futile. With the revived laterlude (writlea by G. Colemt, the Elder) called THE MANAGER IN DISTRESS. This day is published, price 7s. is hoard', the Second Edition i:f ("LIE LIFE and sTuDi Es of BENJAMIN L WEST, E.q. President of the loyal Academy of Loa. dun, prior to his arrival in England. Compiled from Nate . ials furnished by himself. By JOHN GAIT, Esq . Printed fur T. Cotten and W. Davies, bursted, Booksellers lb die Royal Atadeeny ; sail W. Blackward , Edinburgh. Sy whom also will shortly be published, by the same Author, The S. tonal Part of the above Work, forming the Lae and Works of Mr. West, subsequesii S. his arrival in England, also compiled from Materials furnished by himself; with a Portrait from as original Picture painted by Mr. West moose years since. Mans,ver, Mr. Chapman; Bestlrian, Mr. Blanchard; Irish man In Ilse Pit, Mr. Connor; Lady in the Boxes, Mr.. Da strop°. ; Genii/loan on the Stage mud in Use Boxes (with new aitil various limiiatioas), Mr. Yates. After which, ltth time, a pie Farce, rolled TOO LATE FOlt DINNER. Velar OF TOT FIFTH DAY), TOLL. Wood 2 900 I.ord Nlayor Wilsow Curtis Tile Com Miner for toodocting the Election of Mr Alder. man Wou.lottt continue to sit daily at the Pawl's Head Rooms, Caseate's streetoloring Ilse Election, sad earnestly invite any prompt communications that can tomato!, Iris SOCtellIL ?'he principal Clmracters by Mn,,.. Jones, Liston, Coa ster, lllaiscitard, Emery, Mrs. Davenport, bliss Foote, Miss Iteassassost,astil Mies Greets. The Doors will be opened at Half-mot Si: o'Clock, and she Play begin ci Sevea. R.tvea 75.; Secenol Priest So. 6.l.—Pit 3s. id.; Stroud reify t..-.-Lostat Gallery Is.; Second Price ls.—Upper Gvitery It.; Second Price Ad. A retrofit Bon may he had for the season, or uightly, of Sir. lirtaintOst, it the Box 11. e %tanager in Distress, and Too Late for Dinner, will be repealed every (vesting. To-morrow, the stew musical Drama of The Antiquary. Oa Thursday, Ivanhoe, or The Knight Templar. 0 . 9 The will Geally clone on Tuesday next, et Three o'Clotit 'No petilubrol. is limo. petite 4.. dd. THE MOTHER'S WEDICAI. ASSIST ANT; containing letirsirtioss for the Prevristios sod Treatise:Lit of the Mom, of Infant , ' and Chi Wren. By Sir ARTHUR CLARKE, M.U. ice &e. Author el ea is &amps aishiss." Prisfell few *my Csliiure UTE Co. Coislitit.street. GENERAL ELECTION. M It. MATHE‘Vti NO AT lIONIE, until EASTER NION Y. The Nobility. Genie y (Lite and future Members of Parlia ment, and the Free and Independent Electors of 1161411 el', Westminsirr, lawdoo , soil Borough ot howitbwask), snit the Public at (.trite, are most reapertfully informed that (io cc/n -o...furore of the genrral struggle for Places nil Seats else wlier,) feitheers'es Parties at the. Thrstre.Royal, English Opts House, Baramil, will be anspribeleel until the Rctitros of Members to Parliament, and the 'lrian of their lire to Tema. Ros-Offiee is open daily, and the Immersing Candidates for Marrs (at Mr. M.'s Entertainments) sup be assured that th-ir Seats will be secure., MI ist int Evening of Mr. Ma1111•Well Next Call of the House, on Sfurnlay, April 3, 1.211. SURREY TREAT R E. 110 R MRS. HORN'S 11F.NEFIT. A.TO MORROW, TVEsDAY, March 14 ;sander the Pa tronage of the Marchilllol.l of Remoter and Lady CAMllilt 1.111111), will br presented se Melo-drense., call. al E PRECIDENTImI THE PEARA NT. DAUGHTER, The Laughable Barletta of TRICK FIIR TRICK. Tu coseludi(by aao►t rink - Oar .kris.) waits the popular Huniassee of THE ITALIAN WIFE. Tickets to be had of Mrs. limo. 7, HatisieMee, Brook mrcet, Lambeth; sad at the Theatre, where Plates may be taken. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA ctoi- Hones to be prepared with the most seruptstrins rare sod attention, by melon.. THOMAS and %WILLIAM HENRY, Maosifaetnring Chemists, Mancbcster. It is null iu bottles, price is. 9J. or with glass stoppers In 4s. 61. stamp inetocled, with fall directions for ii. use, by their various Agents is the Metniriolia, and thrioughoot the Voided Kingdoms; but it eau nut be genuine unlesi their names are engraved on the Coverosnent Stamp, which is Sited over the curls or stopper of rads bottle. Of must of the Venders of the Magiiiiii• may be hat, au thenticated by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC split! r of VINEGAR, the lurenstou of Mr. HENRY, and she only gramme Preparation albite Article. 1:1 A7.A it D OM C. CONTRACTORS for I. IL She permed LOTTERY, HAVE GivEN FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS ADDITIONAL. MONEY Iss the Nisei lwrrtufore ellisatil by Govenintrot be the Lowry. By phis scram:risco, obey are slot 'way t isabled to peca.sit the Palate wits 303,5 0 0 f. Monty enJ Coliao!.. c Imm far rue...dint the 3nsonsit of to coy former Loftily with the like number of Tickcis, cost which embructs CAPITALS, inriwilisat FOUR ....Priz,e of £30,000 P isra of £20,000 TWO Pr MCI of £lO,OOO _ _ 3 per Cent. Consuls. Bat Mao with* peculia►ly novel reaierre in the Scheme, foam ed Hilt THE EXCLUSIVE ADVANTAGE OF f:ARLY runctiASERS, by which SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS Money, in 4,000 Prizes of 301. earl', will be distraint...l PO the I Ith APRIL, by a Preliminary Drawing; and these 2. 1 .100 Prizes of 301. each will have, in addition In the 301., the Citrate of all the Capitals and other Priz a in the Scheme, in the mine. manner as if they had nut already been drawn 334 Prizes. *fidgets and Sha►e* are Selling by HAZARD and Co. Cue 'meting, Rtqal Excbange.gate; VS, Conduit ; and 3114,0c fardniirert, turner wf Swallow-street, lamSuse; sad ►y all ""'r A zeeie IA the country; who shared mad pull is the Conine / jam tale 1, Nos. 7,370 and 6,656 Prism° , 40.94.100% "'hi soil in a rectal Lottery, alt the Prises of :e,ouum !! TO THE WORTHY -AND• INDEPRINDE.HT LIYEJY OP LONDON. GENTLVNICM, IF ally or you aholliti he led by the number, on the Poll to doubt of Ilse ultimate success of a taus , in which the hearts of a great majority of the people of Este. land, as well as your owls, are steeply engaged, it luny be tie. ermary to captain, that since the Ant Election I have trot, as I believe. lost a Political Prieud; whilst at that Eleetioas I polled foes, thousand six hundred and three, and at this Elertioa have yet pulled but two thorned two hundred auJ three. ‘Ve have, therefore ' two thousand four hundred vo t es on whom we ran arty; and 1 entertain no dim!), taut that every our of them well, This pay and Tu morrow, orient himself at the Hustings in my famine. As far as I have snivel,' taken any pint in Advising Il re conduct of my friends, I have scrupolionsly preferred she cause to my personal gratifinition ; and I hope, most pins errcly hope, the cause unity yet triumph in the City, as it has dose iii other divisions of the Metropolis; hut, in the actual stair of time Pull , I repeat it, that the most careful diserinti. na ti on stio n lat t a k e p lie., and the Friends of !she. ty must not waste volts on Candidates winos.- lives anal principles are onto r i ... tidy adverse to all that is dear to freemen and Englishmen. The Poll closes To-morrow (Tuesday) at Three aril I trust that !bit /Osmium' its state r ill be • subject of mutual CUIIV•ilelati11111. For your past rterlitona I am most cowl' NI, 111111 I lmpt they will 1.01 b+ wasted by • 100111•1111 ' • Er laSnii/Pll. hate the boronr to be, Gentlemen. Your faithful end tb vute,l Servant, RoarnT rt. lA V. 11.mdiy, Nt.trels 13, The C ....... mire tor evntluetint; Mr. Waiihmaci's Election sit daily et the rwsitilliall ColTriclurrire, where his friends are 'stressed to call as they proc,rd to the Poll. TO THE WORTHY ANT) INDFPENPF.NT FREE. MEN OF THE TOWN OF MAIDSTONE. GENTLILM IT IN .4 fib feelings or the dvepe.t v oo ilse that I her leave to retorts my wrorne.t Thank• for the rlis husoushed honour !on have 4-mirrored upon me is r/Orlin rar • seromi liaise, your Rep ~maitre in Parliament. Ism folly s , osible ist the important elsitir• )4m haw, emu_ milted to my charge; hail relyint , on Ike sincerity of those professions I hare so rceently sna.le to you, I shall only now repeal, that my hest exert shrill be uniformly devoted to protest your rights awl privilege., and to promote the isr tersto sod welfare of your ancient and loyal Borough. I am, Grist tem. n„ Your much obliged and ilheilifol . hnmlh:e Servant, ARKAHAVII UOBARYS. Rill-strerl, Beebeley-square, Mirth 11, 1820. Just prblishrd, printed will, Vales Trawl. in stn. srd il:astratril with a Map moil numerous Mate,' • 21.2 r. boar 'a. ►jltt.tVEl. in the INTERIOR a AFRICA Si, Ibr Soorers of the Senegal and (i4robia, t a k en by ware of the Fornclo Govrtnmrut , rto4 yrs forum! ie IBIS, by 31. G. Mollies'. &islet! by T. E. ROWDICH, F.‘q. Coooloctor of the Manion to AdwwN•r. Pristcd fur Henry Gallows sod Co. Comings-street. COIIDIA I. HALM CILEAD. IrjA 1.)1E•; of r,.1.1, merit!, nr IHIInIH Ita!tit pt booty, aff.eteol with lainaor, hi.noLach, sir affections, (matoo have tremolse to a more Pabst try sr nu sly than the Cordial Hahn or Gilead. To Oroileistem from the £4.5 or iVe.l I n dia, the woodcut Cr potato. aroitionto Ira, or those whu.te opine a so oletstary life. SIl. Phili eine lout rffertrtl siontlt.tru I carets is, rases of debility, oily. suiting from beat of elitniie, or rolossiion% trims joys wile in. diseretionoi, alai the elf.vis of intense appliessotto to stoa t or 'unities:. Peter 114 or four its one 33.. bottle to •ve I Is.--ob. serve, the word. " Seoul. tioi.onvott, Liverpool," entravril oa She liinropt.4ol4 by Leigh, IS, Sirnosl; Karol', 15d, Oaforol. areal ; Battu., Ulsesissids . i 'foes, Exchange.; sad %Varti, THE NEW LOTTERY SCHEME. TII3ISI- 1 1 reajwctrully beet Friendly, • the Public, be has esdearoareal to condense the Scheme of the New Lottery into such a compass that be might (agreeable to his nasal practice) advertise it at length; hat Madill' it impossible to make it clearly nailer. stood niftiest occupying too meek room for I. Newspaper, and too mulch of the time of the Public (as the Schema and Explanations lake up betareaufeur. and fire Wawa: of fee Gazette\ he moat content himself with giving the outlines, leaving it fo► those of his friends who wish for further parti cular* to apply at either of his Offices, 4, Cornbill. or 9, Charing cross, or of any of his Agents in the Coontry, where peintril statemeols may be had (grafis.)--The Scheme eon. tams 20,000 Tickets, all in one Lottery, and to be drawn iu two Classes, of 10,000 Tirkrts each. The usual amount of Prize-Money "mold he 200.0001., bat Ike Contractors hive, under the maction of a recent Act of Parliament, added 40,9901., thereby increasing the intriosie value 2/. per Ticket; and to get back that 40,000 L, they are allowed by the Lords of the Treasury to charge the Public St per Titus more than the usual price. The Scheme, previous to the 11th April, contrins 1200,000 Console, end 1103,500 Money ► Bring final to x 240,000 Money. 0.. the I Ith of April 60,000/. Mowry will he taken from the Scheme (kawhat the Go:oiliest& a l'relhalnary Draw. tog), ■nd nun is in be affected by a novel method, via , the Maniac of test Numbers, the last of which will deride ALL THE 2,000 PRIZES OP 301. ON THAT DAY (making the aggregate the 60,0001 before mentioned), nod that Preliminary Drawing is not to determine the 'ultimate fate of ■uy of the 2,000 Numbers that will be entitled to the 2,000 301. Prizes;—cut any other )Somber, nor any cutter Prizes than those of 301. eau be drawn Chit day. After the Ith of April t►e Scliense will again be 20.000 Tickets, and will then contain 200,000 L Console, and 43,5091. Money i consibtesig of Four Prizes of £30,000 Consols, Two Prizes of £20,000 Taro Piaci of llO,OOO Gomel% kc. s e t og floo d to 180,040411. Mosey, altovilwr 71 C 4 pi la le, 'too u illy( Ito. . . . 1:400,000 Cuss„ is II Capitals, itossumstimx bp . £B,OOO Noah, • 2,050 Nllke Prises, aissomating to 65,500 Mosey. Two of the uriuripal Capitals are fined fur first Prise, 27th April. Two for the 18th May; and the other Four are attached to the 176 k drawn 200/. Moviey, and she 20th drawn 200/ consols. Ten Thousand Tickets in be put Solo the Wheel before 2716 April, and the whirr . 10,000 iteGore the 141 of June; the Numbers sad Particulars of each 10,000 Tickets are 'Lased is the Schrum, which are given away at 111.41 CS Offices. The whole Lottery to fiuish on the Ij.l June. Ticticts and Shares are selling by BfSH, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cros., and by biz Agents In the Country. •a• Schemes Grati.. Fito.ll SAIUR DAY ivictirs cieZErrE. emir...opm More* 11, 11010. MEMBERS ANTURNID TO MITI 1,1 TUC NEW PARLIAMENT. Q. ) of Canterliory--Mtphen Rambold Loshigagtoo, Esq.; eunommty caliril Lord Cll(iuu. Torn of Kiogstoo-opoo-Ilnll—Julso Mitc!oell, E.q.; Da. stel S ) kti, Esq. MILITARY PR 0:110T 10 NS. Coemoeiseiene signed kg the ford Lieutenant of the trert Raging a( the Costal, of York, City add Coma/ of the co s of 101 k. Id Wein York Militia. Jvlsn Skipwith, Gem. to La Fobroary 21, 1120. 3J Met York Militia. Licidelont•Coloael anise awoke, se he Colatiel, Tice Cooke, resigiml—datral January 27, 1820. Richard Down, of Rridcwater, Somerset, imatamader, to sarreader, March 21, 22. Rod April 22, at clever% at the Angel lan , Laaoport Eastover, Somerset. Afton/647; Messrs. Alexander and Holum, New lan, London; sad Mr. Praakerd, Laagport. Thomas Rosevear Ho alt, of Boac.astle, Cornwall, dra. per, to sorreoder, April 4,6, sod 22, at eleven, at the Dote', Exeter. Attorneys, Messrs. Darks, Church, and Darker, Red Liao square, London; and Mr. Cu; Exeter. Jolla Rogerson, of Haldane within Windt; Lancaster. auctioneer, to surrender, April 10, at seven, 11, at eleven, at the Meet lam, *. Helms's, and 22, at one, at the Lep of Maa had Ball lota, Present, Lancaster. Attorae); Mr. Barnes, St. Urea's; and Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Med. calf, Chahcery-lase, Loudest. • if .1* C tiliestP AIR 144,11 a" 1 " 4 , nk r • cirr ELeco,,,, 0,4 how* • , s „, I* • ••••••••111114 • . FIFTH WIT, lapiolual, Mallen Hee s For Hr. Wilms _ . r , Alderman Wood' Al.krman Cards , The Lewd Haywire.. Alderman Thorp Alderman ....... Amos The noufication of this day's will vtaw4ineriral with the acclamations of the frieralsolisistliimotorml ties. easididAtee. .to b. • Mr. WI t.sox came forward and separated slisok• to the I.lv,rv, for the high situation its each lime had placed on this day's poll. lie holed tea friends would continue their titer:too., Ira welly tam days remained for polling ; rod be assured sire,, , that sf they did I the honour of 4.444•1 1 41 44 4 g their interests to his care, lie should ..ea,. I.- unmindful of their kindness, and they would At ill tins. s (1 , 4 hint ready to promote their best Aril truest sigh a slid interests. ("Ipp/aase.) Jr.l Alderman Wotan next eonw forward. a , ,1 was loudly cheered. lie thanked hi. friend* for the isiereseed efforts they had nvole this day l's behalf. It was a spontaneous mud imper-sad elf , 7I ; for though he told them yesterday he had not a t-- serve of thousands yet he had hi* C:nenttattte., was very numerous, still unpulled. Nu rt fort, he said, had yet hero wattle elual to that of the two last days of the former election. The people would ever find him rteoly to presume the e liberties mid indepeodence. and lie could 10111 it 16 , 4 respect be ton often 1,141141 rd either in lOU WIC priv.tte ill their cause.--(Gverd appinsle4/ Mr. T. CURTIS (she sou of the worthy pormite.) came forward to return that.k• sit the owns of ha father; but the uproar in the 11411 was so loud red cotomued, that he was obliged to desist, ease set hog the example of three cheery, stitch wield oopti followed by Its. frieatk. ti . ' Time LORD MAYOR. who was landly vsemsest. returned thanks for the I ...... rut they had dower him. The position which lie ocupird nu the poll, ought to animate his friends to still goatee rffert...tor 1 -they ougl4t to . recollect the goad old isi.iractisin. that • victory was tinter gained until the battle /di completely won.-reippluoise.)—He alga awaked the Livery for the 'good temper with which she pre, sent contest was conducted, and assured Owns that be had, as was his duty from the situation •Inels filled, taken ample care that means should I. pro vided on Monday to secure a free access to every Liveryman corning to she poll de.k.—(Applanae.) Mr. Alderman THORP came foment...sal ass received with loud approbation. Ile %miriade dC. knowledged the liberal and unbiassed support which hid bees this day cooferred upon him. When he undertook this contest, he did it under the eon& deuce that their liberality and spirit cesium/wail. pt} thin occasion. as high and as masked as at the list election. lie hoped. that since that inroad sealsong had occurred which forfeited their g 04.41 emotes of hion.—((,'ries of I , /No," god opploose.)—lie hod faithfully and strenuoti•ly perstwered in the 011itele 1.611(1i/ire which were first harboured with their ap probation, and Ise was liairyry to arid. that needy our half of the Gentlemen who came to the lira hid split their vote" with his. and thereby matt-_ tested the continuance of their istioclithein.—fopv pl an er )...11 was true. that in too muriy instinio e • these votes had to him been neutralised, by the manner is which his opponents were also included in thew. Ile lamented that the Vales Rai' been oba tainad and divided in such a manner; brit lie be lieved the fact was, there was rto svtdistiuuliag that interest which had been brought to bear epee the voters. He did not yet despair of final swoons.— (applause.) Mr. A Merman WA le come forward. mid was loudly and repeatedly cheered. He said, that notwithstanding his situation ou this day's poll. th observation he made yesterday hid l.eets fullY fird. lie had this day polled 150 mere than bat polled on the fifth day of the haat elections See sides, they bhutild recollect this was Situtday. a day most unfavourable fur the voters in his sidereal to quit their.businem and cause to the hustings. WWI was. out the contrary, the slay they wars more in the habit sit sparing, and, 1, 4 lookr4 wads coofidence to the result of next day's., lull.—/Apt plume.)—He stood forward as a trader. as the fli f presentative of the trading iniereatorml it was at. . that ground that be last received their .autireges. To that class he awed Isis elevation, sad upon thesis Ise loud now depend fur hi. soprort. Is Mallina these olieervat ..... s, lie lay 110 mean% enema to c•es any inlauiu upon the hank,,, or mere.iot de interest% many of wham had honoured him with th, ir supports Su tar as respected himself. the result. was of hill* dpourequeuee; if successful. it would noi. lop far sal his private' ease was considered, be of *4.y munienti to him ; but he t•mtiglit it would be ell much teas ' Went to their own interests to sumo rt that insl44 l pentleuee and corigespi,ure airy lia.l gained. Ile Isoprd his friend, would wake use early effort toenail to the pull Ull N:tiodej. They hod it yet in 'bets power 10 et-13're siairr.e, and he trueletl they wereilat aerate ii. Ile implored *hells out lacusgilkas their votes, as lied ISCCII tiourteJ out, oc.g4viag use reiJr te r split voce and las upponeot the remains • • • The worthy ithleruiasi then -Letsdod to trig private attacks ahµt, had been ,111.it:e. %ads hint by some permit, srIA interest of \is opporietc*. DI VI DEN DR. July 18. J. West, and T..l.EulitiCirtl, of Great leisiehreter. Mewl, Condos, insurance -brokers, at leo, at Guildhall. April 8. W. Blaekhorn, of the Cily.road, Finsbary-riaare, ' Middlesex, cora-dealer, as twelve, at Guildhall, Lot4se. April 1. G. Laing, of the Commercial Bale-rcrons, Momieg. lane, Lando., merchant, at ten, it Guildhall. Aped 8. W. Jammu, jun. of Knightsbridge, Middling* N. per.haager, at Due, at Guildhall. London. April 10. W. Whitehouse, and J. Galan, hoth sow or him of Liverpool, merchants, at true, at the George los, Dile. Street, Liverpool. April 11. B. Gray, of Liverpool, merchant, at oar, at the George Ina, Dakostreet. Liverpool. April 8. T.Hro ben, of asequer.yard, ()iterate-hill, Looduet, cotton-oterebant,at use, as t;uulilhall. April 8. J. Kieg. of Reath. Glamorgan, itemiser?, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. April 18. W. Dickie of Lillie St. Thomas Apostle, Load..,merchant, at eyelets, at Guildhall. London. April R. G. Eltser, of Malley, Essex, merchant, at lea, at Guildhall, Lembo. April 8. T. Norris, of White Ilart-yard, Drory-lace, Hid. Amex, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall, tondos. April I. 1. Bodge., late of Dartford, Kent. paper -maker (but now a Primmer in the King's Bench Prima), at tea, at April 6. J. Atherton. of Liverpool, hosier, at one, at the George Inn, Otle.street, Liverpool. April 8. D. Griffith., of "Canterbury, Kent, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Leaden. April 4. .1. Berrey, of Exeter, carpenter, at eleven, at the Half Maus lam, Easter. April 4. G. Wood sod T. %Toed, of Oldswinford, Worces ter spade mod shovel-makers, at dere., at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Bawaty, IVuecester. C E HT! Fl CAT EB--A nut. 1. .1. S. Carter, of Liverpoiloneretiont.—J. %Plea% of Lamb street,Spitalfields, Middlesex, polato.mercharrt.—T.Culline, of Drury lane, Middlesex, grueer.—W. Worrell, of Liver pool, merchant...-J. Gully and W. GAT—C. Willis, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, huil.ler.—T. D. Sr. George Smith, of Rotherhithe, Surrey, mrk-rusouriciurer.—Sl. Haso. of Ashborue, Derby, atallster.—W. Weal, of Peevish's'''. Kent, carpenter.—C Eardly, of Stock port, Chester. eatton.spiroier. —J. Berlins, of Alanettessicr. ion-bepev....l. Niter, of Ash • b.irae, Derby, dealer and chapeau. PA RTNERIIMPS DISSOLVED. W. Easton s.d %V. B. -us•••,, d Cosy-quay, Aisne , - Thautes-atrett, lighters's-to, Jsonery I. 1 1 1 880" 4 V. WA'S, S. Yarwoud, and T. P. Aileen,* Rosherkisbe. ship.hreshens. March 6,1820 —W. Groot and G. Grove of Watling- s r me t, Landon. hoot-waken ' March 8,111110.... J. Smith, P. Km,. sad C. King, of Baainteloall-alreet, Lowden, elothaera, as Ise as regards P. King, .140eary 1, 1820—T. Ikea, W. Leach, slid .1. Dance, of H•mpstead, Middlesex, each nuoders, Fe. bruary 87, 1670 —H. Flow!, and B. D. Fiord, of the City of London, lookers, March 6.1020.--J. Gray suit J. Wousliirard, of West Hata, Essex, brewers. December SI, 1810. PRICE Ur SVIIAR. The average price of Brawls or Maecovaria Sugar, *im p, lea from the Whirrs inside io the tweet otrolistg the ilth Jay of March IV2u, is 3 sd. per hundred weight, =_ 4 c .1