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'Tr .--- 0-i ( . . ~-1, ...---r,: •••:/ • or, Ist-fxsycr . . p,,t, A r "7 , .............,......_„. .‘ e 4 t 4 it . ritt4 l b 10 rt° °* . LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1f419. Num RER 5265. Pallet 7d. Tll .4 rill?. RO Y A 1., DRURY-LAN K. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, ()Anima 96, hie Majeloy*. Servants will perform the Comedy of 'rim WAY TO GET MARRIED. ol geht, Mr. ; Toby Allapice. Mr. Diumitou; (Lp. ti.n EN,Ig-t•r, Mr. Pope; Csastic, Mr Mundell ; Diet I) MIA, Mr Resell; M•Guery, Me. Gatti,. Jilli 4 err. MI. Kelly; Clement's& Allspice, Mrs. Egerton; Lady Surtel, Mr.. Harlowe. After whirl. the Farce of TitE Lenitive. Mr. Barley; Mr. C.adily, FTr. Meredith; Heart. well, Mr Biraard; Label, Mr. Osberry. Mrs. Caddy, Mew. Porte; eirottoe, Mim Kelly. B eim . 7. ; Serolo Price 3s. 6.l.—Pit 3s. 1.1. ; Seems.' Price S. —Lower Gallery 4a.; Scsold Pest( lg.—Upper Gallery I. ; *cowl Prier The Drown will be opened at Half-past Sis othacboim The Performance wAleunimeare precilely at Seven. The Box Office will be open from Eleveu sill Five WM.! —Places to be taken of Mr. Bothwell. Box Book.keepri. Private Boa,. to be had (Nightly) of Mr. Spring, grim is ap. pointed Comptroller of the Box.ollies Iteeeipte, the Private Bun soil Ticket Departsest, as weft seat of the Doom T o .marrow, Wild Oats, with Of Age To. INIWTOW. Th.r.lay. Cuad to Raja, uitla High Notions., On Fr.4l4e, the Comedy of 116tillay to get Married. Thla day le pabilehesk 1. Item. peke 3e. he Wards, a Dew Slings (Lefast ihe taih)a ASUM NA ItY a lib, prsisessesl EVI D ENCES far she TRUTH awl DIVINE ORIGIN of she CHRISTIAN REVELATION. Unarmed closely he the see of Tessa Peremee. This dsy is published, price 1.. the Third Filitirt2 of D EISM REPLY :N, l'imit, Iteavotio for brass a Clorisisso. sy THOMAS HARTWELL tioscsir., U.A. Of fll. John's Coll. r , Cash. ids.; awl Citrate of Christ's Chinch, Nrwera• Wert. ••• Besides refuting she principal objections brought for. ward is the Heistiral Testis maw is (emulation, this Wale Work is reisprcifelty off. red to stur Tistaisr, owl to those she tastier porthole or rrsil birirr Treslisrp, as • cheap sudi OinWribessive issarsual of the realest". fur the grssiuturis, Irstia, sad inspiration of the Rildr. Printed fur T. Cahill and W. Dairies, LosiJwa ; sa4 W. Black weak', Ed i burgh. DON JUAN. Thin Any in poblided. in Avis. prior 96. dd. 1) N J A N—Cmlomi I. fowl IL Printril for Thomas Dories., IYhit.•hiue. {Anodise ; 1 and mold by the Usokseilern i. Tools and Couniry. begs to explain to him his motive for taking down the hills mentimsed in Mr. C.'. note. hlr. C. most be aware that the meeting is not convened by the vestry. and therefore it would be wrong to let it Lo forth that it was ; an inference that might he VI couraged if the notice were ',heed at the vesit•y - door." Such was the reason given for this extra ordinary act. Having stated these pre!" * 'try facts. he had only to request flat the geothenten present would hear with patience soy body iti.d every body who thought fit to addriini the owe.. itig—that they would determine itnparimilly—ai Hy mu LIT PORTEUII, hale Lard Ilither of Lads.. Primes; fur T. Cajell and W. Darius, Loothout mad W. filisebtoreh. Witham wiay aloe be hod. by theme, Molitor. 1. LECTURE!' on tee G14,11L of ST. MAT oirlivert d is the Parish Chords of Mc hale% Westamiteaser, its the years 1791. VA*, 18011,, sed utai. tiition, I volt fire. Ills its boards. Ole deo lot of November will be published, • Foortb UV" of TALES OF NIY N ()LORD ; containing " Ponierraft Cwll•.* * Oh lossmfa es Moody prison! VAtal mn.t u 11l i l :usse so Nob le Peels Weeluo Itor coolly closure of Iby Richard the S.-essoul here was haelOsi to (Irish." 0.4. re re-oared broil/ the Cuuk.ellero is. Loodon. 2. SERIIOI23. cm vernal Sobjecte. Fiftreash Editsoss, vol■. era. Ilk In boards,. 3. TRACI'S, ow varig)llo 11.144440 ; all of which hove hewn published seperaiely before. Fifth Ediiioo, Sr.. S.. is hoesds Of triton. mat Ow be hid, be uhe same Auth,,e. An INTI:000CIII►N to the CaITICAL sruor awl gnolviruGii a the lItILY *CROP I MIES, is three voilemere Atm. price 2/ Re. ill hoer& . _ Thasds, a posliiisbed, in ftmslocap *op Tio.nl Edition, wish hrore wire 1140 114. [weeds. NUGA: CANON& : 11'40. by CHARLES LLOYD. Asolsow .f Otivirs"—A Isabel," insd Traissist..s of Alfirri." Priste.l f..r Jul.., awl Arihwr Arch. 61. Corr hlll. ON THEE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF CHRISTI ANITY. Piffle Ealiiiusi, !Ito. 2..64. S. The WthISKS, eimpleue, of the late Right Re...a mum r4PRTEILNJ, lit D. wish as Amigo( of .. hio Life mot Wrists& By RAM flothrssio. D.D Dena Chester. liaridtonicly priuted is sin vole. Stu. with a Portrait of Isis Lordship, lions as °victual Picture. Prise 2/ Bs. is busrrts. ••• The lifitif Bishop Puttee's. witieli forma one of the Volumes, is sold tt psrairly. Pricy 7a. it boards. •rrile4e- This day are published, price 6J iir Ss. a &sea, THE RADICAL REFt)IOIISTS: ',dive, ed.apted to the present times. By Ilse Author of The ("WWI ui Siorhbury," kc Ike. London: Piintrd fur W. &sophist and R. Marshall, Sta tioners' court,tuddate-strert. O( ohms may be hail, An APOLOGY fur the BIBLE, in a Series of Letters, addressed lu Thomas Pause. Arthur uf a Bmik Ird,'- Ths Age of 1t..360116" By IL Wat4un, D D Eitd. Lord Bishop of loindiff, A new Edition ; to olach it prefixed, • Sketch of the Life, Character, and Last MVlStall of Thomas Pause. Ss. ed. boards. Preparing for Pa'►lieatioa by T. CA DELL sad W. DAVI ES, Landau; and W. BLACKWOOD, 'Alia. bum), I A ID lIISTORICAL and TOPOC;RA PHICAL -ACCOUNT of DEVONSHIRE: be. tag the Ninth Part of Magus Beitatestia. er a Cuseirre Ac t-twat or the *terra! Cuuntiva of Great Britain. TN E A rir F.- RO YA L, COY ENT-GA EDEN. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, Octubtr will be seed Ilse Conseil of VIE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Li.l o!teliy, Mr W. Farrea ; Sir Jubs Melville, Mr. Ab bott; Sterlint. Mr. Fawcett; Ltivewell. Mr. Cossor; Cautoo, Mr. Farley ; Ilrmh, Mr. Jones. Mrs. Heidelberr, MI; Davenport; Miss Sterling, Mrs. Gibbs; Fanny, Miss Bisohm. After whicAKh wil TI1(11l he rew{. iANred, L) Dry ENIMELINF.. den's celebrated Masque of B r itian—Arthur, King of Britain, Mr. Abbott; Merlin, Mr. Egerton; Conon, Mr. Chapattis; Egbert, Mr. Pyor. Eisni:lise, Mesa Foote; Matilda, Miss Greco. Sa>mis—Ossrald, King of Kent, Mr. Coosa,; Osinotid, Mr. Comer. Spirits—Ph bile% Miss M. Tree; Spirit of Light, Miss Borten; Grintbald, Mr. Eatery. Boxes 75.; &vowel Price 3s. 6d—Pit 3s. SI; Seemed Price 22.—IA•wer Gallery ts.; Second Price Is.—Opper Gal- Ley ir.; Second Price 6d. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bus-office, Han street, from Tee till roar. A Private But rosy be had for the Season, or sightly, of Mr. Brawdos, at the Bos.olSee. Tomorrow, Love mutes a Mss, or the Fops Fortslis. On Thierailsy, the new Comedy of The Steward.. Miss Steptitas will appear on Saturday nest in the part of Polly, fiat The Beggar's Opera. A DEI.PH I THEATRE, STK* N LATE THE SANS PAREIL. The sew &whim of The Green Dragon cualinues nightly to i in pohlic favour and estimation. /11111 S EVENING. TUESDAY. Oefob. - r 46. and To-so+rrow (Wednesday), October 27, will ha gni:toed, fur the .ecood time at this Theatre, the Bar. Irmo( THE. ACTRESS OF ALL WORK. Munger, Mr. Campbell; Frederick (with • Snug), Mr. J. Juts. s. Maria (a celebrated Actress), Mrs. Alsop ! &kilo (.6 Country Gametes), Mrs. Akop!! Flourish (a first-rale Loudon Actress), Mrs. Alsop!!! Gorraly Stabbius (a deaf amorous old Lady of SO). Mrs. Alsop!!!! Lounge (a lite rary Fop), Mrs. Alom !!!!! Msdesnoisrlle Josephine (an Opera Sieger from Paris), Mrs. Alaup ' "' t ' Mrs. Alstip will introduce a New Song (aecomparied by irmelf on the Guiiar, composed by Mr. Maddisoii), and • Muck Italian Bravura. After which (Ike Sib time) the favourite Rowlett& of THE GREEN DRAGON; OK, CTE QUITE FORGOT. Captain Vesture, Mr. J. James • Squire Jovial, Mr. 11.ee ; Spurr RAiilrp.tte, Mr. John feeeve • nisi, Mr. W. S. (last/girl; Ketgrr Sieve/Atoll, Mr. ; Humphrey RO4, Mr. Cuvirll ; Juey Stump. Mr. Campbell; Silvertuague, Mr. Enetrsly. Casa Miss 044 Scutt. celebrated ;haw! Dance, by the three Misses Mansell. couclade with (fur the seemd time at this Theatre) the Bus kite of WHERE SHALL I DINE? Sponge (24 time), Mr. Cowell, in which character be will itiirwleec the favourite Song of "The Picture of a Play house;" Mr. Grumpy, Mr. W. S. Chatterley; Dick Dis count, Mr. (;oniersal ; Squire Eliot, Mr. 4. fours; Homely, Mr. Ensersly Mrs. Grumpy, Mu.. Daly; Dorothea Grumpy, M... E. Scott. A slew Musical Barletta, entitled Fancy's Sketch; or, Look I. four you Leap, is it active preparatioroed will be prwlured iu a few days. CANDLES ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE. Nis s P ite I N ) e A w V S i la lE si S gliter's , C S u l liee M l: a o r i t t i se ".ll Su la le ile lN ta t er of the IMPERIAL WAXED WICK MOULD CANDLES, which are warranted to burn equal to wax, deems it nreessaly to caution the Nobility mud Public at large against the spurious articles daily advertised, as noise are rename bat those purchased at his Warehouse, as above, or let, Flert.street. Fine Was Candles, 464. per dozen; Palmer Wei Lich's, and Long MIX Pieces, 44.. per dozen ; Fie* Spero Cass ini..., ♦O.. per dozen; Nast Store Candles, ISs. per dozes ; !imperial Waned Wick Moulds...lls 6d. prr dears ; Shouted S.rip, Geo Nu. to 98s per cwt.; Yellow Sump, 62.. to per cwt.; Genuine IViodsor Soap, Is. 441. to Mi. per lh. ; Brown Windsor, Is to 14.84. per lls ; Feeley Soaps 94. per dozen ; Fine Sperm Oil, 7.. 6J. per Oleo ; Cootwss till. 3s. 64. to 4.. per ellOis. Orders forwarded to all part■ of Ti..., sad carefully picked for the Country and Ferrite' ainutom A SIERICAN SOOTHING SYItUI'. few kJ. elotthes Calling their Teeth.—Of all the nomenvos C.... that bare appeared in the Public Prins■ for the haat I 4 elle Year,. Of the rod iiffvcts of the AMERICAN so() 11l iNG SYRUP, roue are more entitled to the anew. t• ..1 of i very Mother and Nurse Vona the fullemtelit :-.- The inbrot daughter of Mrs. Lee, 37, Bawling-street, Ci: rki-nwell, commenced Teething at • very early age, with tirat fryer atud pain ; the irr i r atom of the gum. ocessiosed ...di inflammation of the bmiy,sa to ear•e the child to void 4.) ..1 with its urine; at the same lime there was also • great !Nlime of the body, forming a lamp of flesh the site of a cherry. The distress of the Psreirts may be better Ines. third fleas dniveribed. The t••ditiaa of the child was sseh, , fat it maid sot he moved without being placed us a pd. s, whew Providence directed these to try the SOOTHING IMP (every other means permute seeieve), which after m l 4 • few times, slopped the initialisation, and-ilisamt ,•arming symptom■ were entirely removal, and the child has Art her teeth with perfect ease. 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By • new Melisiel the above traishinonie Can plaint is 'slimly erasliesitod (+idioms the an at Angie ur Callolic), oirreber of lost or sisort sioadost, so weir.' ail 'mallow* ornrolly sconspaispae it, ••01 IS • sheet tine the whale seeks is nressabliebed, Irene sea el the greatest discoveries env mode, W J. LYNCH, 38 , NU street, IC Jason's. Respectable reireesece sill begins it reiitiral —All Id ./w so Is pest-psil. N.S.--The pries et die Malicia% is Five Needs a parcel. come to such resolutions as mialet snipesr prow. un •n °minion so important to the liberties of II e people of England.—(Applattse.) Mr. STIIaCII presented himself nt the notice of•' the meeti►ey amidst loud occiatenstiou , s. lu uisist i z, lie anti s to propose for the colaideratime of that re spectable assembly. the Kmolutiouus which ha I beets put into his hand. he hoped he might be pe . milted to observe. that it would hero given Inn► great pleasure if their worthy churchwardens had thought proper to sanction the meeting by callun e . it in their name. He should. however, be extreme ly disposed to feel, that. in refusing to d., so, they had acted. as be hoped they would illesiqs do. from the moat piudent and honourable motives. if the limper which the Chairman heed just read had nut put it out of his power to pay them that complu. inent. The churchwordens, be understood, aft, r allowing the porishioners (repeated application hav ing beru made for that purposo ) to meet in the room where they were now assembled—after has su.g seen and approved of the notice which had berus printed a►►d distributed through the psi Ish—theditt! t proper to change their ininds—(whether they hail consulted with any other indi►idual. he could out say) —and ordered the beadle to tear doers th e toile announcing the meeting. After they haul etctliswil 'is call the meeting, it could not be espectsel that they woold;take any active part with respect to it—bu►, when they had allowed the meeting to take place no that room, when they had admitted that the notice was a proper one, it appeared to hint. that titer afterwards causing the papers to be pulled down, and thew endeavouring to prevent the paii.hiuctro from assembling, was a most outrage/e. pool inete. cent proceeding. Let Gentlemen tuessoler sitar reason they lead given for net eetakisting to call the meeting. They said they desired to be execel from sanctioning ouch a tweeting, I. at it tot e lit teinl to disturb the quiet of the parish. Tiny did tiu t wish to sanction any inquiry *tutu the sanguinary proceedings at Manchester. although► it was mum ot► record (a fact clutch could not be contradicted) that more than 400 persons were injured, either quieter, sounds or by bruises inflected by the hoes.. of the yeassoury. But them Gestleaseu thought it Ofee.g '• cons -lest the quirt of the paritt shout i ME Ensu OF THE PARISHIONSRS OF ST. CLIDIEST _ _______ DANES. Puroteont to public notice. a Meeting of the Itr - unerring , be disturbed. The only reason thry adduced •u justification of their refund was, a tissue to psr - serve tranquillity. Such Famous we.. Cur brio solid halt)IlOsstlit)1411.10 Or Sr. Clement DJIII.II was }estridsy held in the Cnurt•runm of that perish. fur the purpose of taking intn consideration the late w•Lu• trauwc:n•ns et M anehroter. At half-pevt twelve, the room being Dearly bring we coovincing. Ile *void not. as at:, occasion. wee seditious or inflammatory languor-. Every thing that tended to riut rod cinifusn.n. to detested—that which was called uinh.l.4w, he rt►• ho►►ed. But it would bee oust if the people of this country. whu had brew aICCIAD. . . Mr. CLARKSON. on the motion or Mr. STURCH. was unanimously called to the Chair. The CHAIRMAN immediately prOceeded to open the business of the dry. The honour which the Inertiag had done him, in rolling him to the Chair, rendered it necessary. lie said, that lie should read the Itequisitikin which had been presented to the eisurelsornidenr, and their answer. The Requisi tom was c.iuchril in there terms:— " Gentlemen—The late proceedings of the Flsgistrstes at Mawrr, appearing to as to affect the most laspurtaut *slim of she pimple, we, the usslcrsissied Inhabits's', of she Pariah of At. (:lament Doors, request you to rail • 111.etsng at au early day, is order to *mettler thereof, and or adopt such Resolutions as may be deemed ntressery." This lirquisition was signed by I 7 inhabitant I ..... selifilden of the imariili—and was left with the churchwardens on the !dila of October. Ou the 13th the following anrwer was returned : Geisttensest-4 have to ackoowleilse the receipt of year letter,sigued by several must respimabie ialtabitaut• of this parish, rallies on the Churchwardess to speniat • mettles at ■a early day, iu order to coesider the late proerediugs at Maurlitotar—but, as the public mind has bees so repeatedly assisted, thimighout the toasty, by the discussion of this subject. I think it wrosild be ormig to disturb Os, Fesee sod tranquillity of the parish, by !medial to your request, wit. it a It gal irseratipstion of the !torsions is going** la another place. Yoe will therefore excuse me foe decliaisig I•r call she meeting—a course which I am extremely sorry in be obliged to adopt, as I me • camber .1' respectable sig salons to the Itsquisitioa." Tins letter was sigurd William Solrsliy," awl iu r iso,siertist this Ges.tleman sossouncerl—** I have cosisolted toy ealeague, Mr. Terry, who eoncurs with site in these sentiments." Alter the receipt of this letter, Mr. Solesby was requested to allow the room in which the scatty of the parish meet, to be . used on this occasion. The unswer, which was slated, "St. Clewesit Daises, October 16," WM WS tamed t• live under • free form of govyrumerr•, ander a continually-improving ►ystem of law, ar l l who gloried in • mild adurinistr atiou of that law—it would indeed be a lamentable thing if such s peo ple were to see su armed force riding into the midst of an unarmed and turoffendiug ■sseumbl►•, cursing Join and 'muscling them, and even going out of their way to attack men, women, end chidden, without repressing their indignant aeutinwirts. If they witnessed such it sight, sod remain ed uswgit•ted, unmoved, in that state of tran quillity, or rather of apathy, which their wormy churchwardens had spoken of, it would be to hurt • matter of the deepest regret. If with bud, pro ceedings before them, the people were nut room d and alarmed from one end of the country to the other—if they did not meet in their several di•. tilos, and call loudly for inquiry—he should con clude that the free constitution of the cottony S. gone—that the spirit of liberty which heal aro mated their forefathers had disappeared fur rerr— sad that they were ready to lire trader any however despotic, even that of ■ Torki.h Basihaw or . of • Dey of Algiers.-.(Applatru,/-11e knew tl►ere were persons who had rio apprelieosino o f dangers of this kind—who, if they saw their beef, their praddiag. surd their wine on the table. while tl►ings went uu tolerably well with them, did riot look tofuturity—.w, if they did, crowded them selves with the reflection, that the existing system would, at all events, last their time. arid, Mel,. fore. declined to trouble themselves with am ►,.. quiry ioto the state of the country,(LoogAter.) This, however, was by no means the general t ee :. ing—and be believed it was wholly bsuish.d the minds of those whom he had the iamour of addressisig.— ! (Yes! ges. l ,l—lt was dangerous to entertain such a feeling. They all knew the strode ra m nahteows "" ilen " — sany W be e 4.7l:::4";ul""tuedir: the v o l rl ibil .roein g the . by which arbitrary power succeeded in its objr. L. tor the roves* uf estioe the late pereeediar at \harbor., The liberties of u people were not destroyed Ly isle coosideration—soil, being drainewe of complyiait with our effort ; they were graditally underotine.!. the swishes of the niliabihuits, if you will &suer as with a Ow act of despotism beiug mitered to ;ono• us. r uuuoticed Mae WWI followed by another. till ..1 copy of the Sallee by which the wanting is u.. ise cureewall. sad we se e wwil"WiwPrwrwe is it. we will com p l y *A perr y , length liberty was extinguished. If suck hurray. request. As the Vestry - room is wit sulliciesitly large ow arch a meeting, we win order du Crurt-rwuw to Ime pre. urea 6° were credibly "Pod"d to have taken play* pared fur the occasion." at Manchester were quietly pieced over. fur fear le CtIIIM ques.ce of this letter. the bill which tl.ey of disturbing the tiatiquillity of parishes and thaa saw printed cud distributed threugh the streets was trims, he could nut set why a despotic aliiilettf. 6 lit to the churchwardens. They appruved of it, with a staiitliug army. such us existed in this coon owl allowed the parislaioners au npiroesuisity of meets try.' mid which was to be increased by 10,000 at. i.• ing in that room. Supposing the extrusion of the might not send a portion of that force to take them uotice through the punch not so great sett ought kb by the shoulders and twit their ell out of the roues. b. .an order was given on Saturday last, that as Geptletneu might think diet such primness mild outstations! &Dumber of bills should be ealtshiSeal. sort .be resorted to—but. ins the c. usury hien the Amongst other cousincouits places. one vim plowed ' last s rrometbing of this kind. but cm a larger seal... Oil each 'Mir of the vestry door; but. iluniqg the 'tied occur. Au anibtuous military math Oliver preforsusuce of divine service nu handay. the Crosnaell. hating brought the army aver to his eliorelievardens ord.red she beadle to - take dolma purposes. with that army gwverised the countiy. tliifte bills—sod to aleatiltit for ibi% WI. the billows lie proceeded with a party of soldiers to the Ileums ing saute was addressed to laises (ihe Chessman) : wf Commous, and treated the Members with meat 6 ' Mr. Suleshy's couiplimests to Mr. Cla.kaissa r sad intliguti. lie .orticred the mace to be removal!. JOSEPH S , IITH ADAMS'S BANKRUPTCY. REWARt) try 'IIIVENTY POUNDS PER CENT. IVErVi„ on the lit Is illy of October 1818. a Contiois.iiin of Illmiltrispi was Massed against JOSEPH SMITH 'A DAMS, lately rape frust America sad afterwards al Newman...oise-Lane, sad late sof America, Bneklersbnry, Lnaebrw, by the ileveriptioa of Joseph its tie Adams, lase uf Neeesaile.mider. Lane, in the Crossly of Si nfirril, Merdruit. Dealer and Chapman, seder which be was declared a Raiiki•pl, sod Altai/aim have bees chines of him Ealar soul Effie'.. And ele• mks, the said Joseph Smith Adams km delivered to his As. ~srs divers Accusals relating to such Enloe, hut has ono vet past his last Exami nes ... , mid the acting C.ossmimioners under the said Cosa. sabot°• bare adjourned the same sine dies. New this 14 to gave Notice, that all soil every Person sad Per SOHO WINO 1 4 1 4 ,11 make obscurer, of any part of 'tech Estate tut stated is the said Accounts (tort which has not before come to the Isms kilo of the Aeviterre or their Solicitors), either to the Ali armies 4/f 00 Ibe Coustaimioaers mailer the said Cismasisains, o f the grijor part ~r them, shall be allowed TWENTY POUNDS PER CENTUM on the Property reciavered. Stich Reward to be paid by the Assignees, or Mr. Fiersolerad, Sabena', Nutt intfhaas ;or Messrs. surd mid Jubasosi, of the Temple, L•audun. NUR D and JOHNSON. THE NEW LOTTEKY. PDOING a•al CO. No. CoallatLl.. having R uniformly reprobated 'how Schemes which were bad, have ems doubt they shall have credit when pointing eel the 'nevi's anise that is good; the Premiss Scheme, which w fir Tiro united Lotteries of 10,000 Tickets each, contain' EIGHT Prima of 20,0001. in Money ar Consuls, a assosher las in have excited doubt is some minds ; hal there is no delusion, for there is a Certainly of Two, sad every owed thew Eight Capitals, besides others, may really be gsiard by the Piarchasers of the 5,000 Tickets now on liar, which are all to be drawn on the 9th of N and any Person purelissing Two Tickets of correspinsiling fate, nuoy lberrlfy possess himself of the immense mins of 40,0T101. Stedisig. Schemes'. with a f.ist of the other Prises, the lowest of which are lel. and ruittainiuz every other requisite esplima lieu of this wawa lAitiery, sissy he had at PI DDING and (O •., where was Sulrl the awry best Prize of 20,0001. which actor illy wrist to the Public, also the last Prize of Twzrtrr TftuusAti ix Guises', and PI OIDING sod CO. hope some of the atom, Capitals will again rewa►d those who sash' their Poichases at No. 1, CoOMNILL. 4..- .1,- 1.11 six bit