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1 ;:s 'NUMBER 4720. LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1818. PRICE •;EVEN-PENCE. r KING'S THEATRE. APPEAL OF NIURDEII. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. LAW INM.LUGEACE. Tills EVENING. 5 ATUIII)A1". 24, will be performed, Mozart's celebrated Open* of F R.; A KO. The part of the Countess by Signora Corsi (late p npil Madame Cambial, and her third appearance uu any tagc), fieuisonsh„, 31adawie Fodor. lu the courae of the Opera, an appropriate DiVEtt'rIsEMENT. Flid of the Opera, the new gland Ballet, entitled .ETIUS ET FULVI E. Monsieur Favier, Ballet-Master, with entirely new Scenery, Dreams, Decoration% &c. IN the Court of King's Bench, Istst Sitlitips, IL UPI Ellenborongh fixed SATURDAY, January 24, (heinc the gerund [may or Term), for re-ar t /fling the CASE of ABRAHAM THORN TON, who is appealed of the MURDER of MARY ASHFORD, by her Boollwr LIAM. The longest and eompletest Report of these inteiestin: Procevillings will appear in THE ObSEKVER of Sunday, January '25, 11 .• Time Prier of the Sunday or Monday Observer is only Seven.pencv, and it euutaius Twenty long folio Wiliam, closely mimed. WA N:1' , 1;: n YOUTH uw in Lo ndon , . ne of re a , 0 .::), y : i • t t I)I i Con: an APPRENtICE to a LAW STATIONER. Au B:e -ggs:or Premium will he required. Apply prrsonally, or by Idlers 'post pii.ll, to 1. Walsh, L aw st a ti oner (late Hughes, Walsh, and Soii i , bluer tens. ple. boy . —and if he shall pay to the 'Treasurer of the Com.. patty the further sum or Goa'. oil the 4:!,1 May next, the Company 4111 grant to hiay one further an usily' '7ll. to he defrayed ar aforei..l4l." Thus it New on wanting, on the paytueist or cettoio swim of money, a particular increase of a iiiii sitys The first (101. produced an annuity of 81.—the se coi.d raised it to It''/.—mud when the eight deposits were made, it became an annuity All the di. rhits v-ere illildr, 411,1 it Wai biol.! am one annuity of that innomit. Mr. Murtyatt argued that it was tn.t a ::,rtot. of our, bill of btiteral ammities. COURT OFKING'S RENCO, WcsimixnEtt, riLwAy, JANu.tair 23. Miry Terns commenced task slay. Lord Chief Justice Ei.J.F.N Holum cm, Nit. Justice 11 tYLEY. Mr. Justice A Buurr, mid Mr. Justice. I lut,stoYo. took their seats, its the usual lorits, At ball-past OM: o'clock. Shindy silt be published. in One Volume Foolscap, with Two Maps, A WALK THROUGH SWITZERLAND, in SEPTEMBER, Isl 6. Pnblishill by T. Hookliain, jou. Oh Rond-street; and Baldwin and Co. Pistertsuster-row. The Governor of the Penitentiary-11(111.e, hunk, pre.enteit to the Court an account of the number of ini.iniers committed to his cit4ody, their names, the tattlers of which tiitc had hero lOund guilty, the Courts which they hint been con victed, the state t,f their bodily health, and Hit at count of their behaviour, front the 9tlt of Novem ber to the i3d instant. As a nudism to the Public. it is &rated necessary lscs stow, that nosy Pnoperly It.ot Ticket sold as au ailmissiou tlCllloilreiy 10 the Pit or Gsllury, is • hand upon the Theatre , sail nitt he artrel Igloo accordingly as often u such practice is discovered. A ttyndaure is given, as usual, at the ()ince of the Theatre, sso ry slay ,tOloololays excepted; from 'rest till Four, where po ‘ ,. and Tirkets of Itelnauision, by the Night or Serious, tray be buil or. applitatiun. Tisane Rex et Regina ! ()111;.PeN and SANDERS haviciLT taken a IV 111 considerable part of Mr. Butler. late Warerounis iu Catheriae-street, adjoining their ottla,nnJ consinunicated the mine, very respectfully infirm Ladies and Gentlemen they leave a still larger exhibitiun of Cabinet and Upholstery Fur tenure, particularly their patent four-post Bedsteads, with Furniture and Bedding complete, ready made op fur 111/1111e. 'hale sak and delivery; tbsy bare also the satisfaction of advertising. that is comequvece of the peace establishment, he prier of each article is considerably reduced. Capital • Aid Mahogany Wartimbes, at twelve and Norte's, guineas ek•eh ; Chests of Drawees from Five Gothic/is upwards, rind retry other article in proportion. Familie. furnishing either pall or whole houses may depend on having the hest in:mu fti\ urea radicles, at very redeted prires,for prompt payment; Iberia* Beds, Chair Beds, Patent Imperial Dining Tables, Traf. dear Sideboards and Tables, with a great variety of other articles on new mid improved principles: on giving Minis in and Sanders the preference, it will be proved no es tablish await in London can render Cabinet and Upholstery Artielei. on such low and advantageous terms, Nos. 11:x, lei, and 17, Catbermo-street, Strand. Lordship, however, held, that it was only one an nuity. It had also been urged that it was a gain 'dung transaction, similar to those in which annuities were granted on contingent srcuritiel. But this was by no means 1111 annuity granted on a rdittaii. geocy, and available whether money wac paid or um. It Was, in fuel, au annuiiy only when money WWI absoluttly !raid. Mr. Justice B•V I,EY—' , Would the Company, under the Act of Parliament, be authorised to execute the grant of an annuity of this kind—viz. ildit if, on the Ist of January, 1925, on individual shall pay to them 100 t. or 601. that then the Coin nail shall, front thenceforth, for ninety-nine years. or any other trim, VII to him an annuity ut ['AIWA'S CORPI74. Mr. SeAILLETT, for the purpose of saving the time of the Cuart, requested leave to call their Lordships' attention to the cane of a holy. who was brought up by her father, uorler a writ of Habeas Corpus, and who was now tit uttendatice. The day fixed for her appearmoce was the .27th i n s?, fi e , however, had looked over the aftidovits connected with her case, and found that they disclosed fanidy scenes, of NO delicate a nature, us ought not to be laid before the public. Ile therefore hoped that the saute course would Ile taken as that which was adopted on a former occasion, when one of their Lordships heard the investigation of an equal ly delicate case, at his chambers. Lord ELLENUOROCGII—" Dues the other party consent to tins propositom !." Mr. ScAitt.Lri—" We have given notice to the opposite party tnut th? lady will appear on the -27th of January—and we have also gist n notice, though we do not abandon the former, that we mean to apply fur permissiou to go into the case b e f ore one of y ou r Lordships at Chambers." Lord ELI EN BO U 0 U —" We would agree to the propusibon, it' the oilier party couseuted that the business should come before aJudge at Cham bers. But, have we a right to adopt such a pro.. feeding, without hieing certain that the other party is content ? If the parties choose that it shall be a private, instead of a public audit, they may have it so. It is sometimes dune, and I think inuy answer a very good purpose. Bat the patty Who has stied out the writ, his St right to oar opittittit in open Court, if he demand it. For whom do you ap pear E." Mr. SCARLETT—" IVhen the proper time arrives, shall appear un the part tit the father I wife. la a former case, one of your Lordships heard the matter at Chambers, and much benefit resulted from it." THEAVIE-BOY.AL, PRIM LANE. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jan. 23, their Majesties Servants will perform the Play t 4 A NEW WAY TO PAY ()LI) DEBI S. hint Lovell, Mr. Holl.itnl; Sir Giles Overreach. Mr. iVrlllioru, Mr. Stanley; Alhrortli, .Mr. reoley; W. 11.10. Mr. Carr; Justice Greedy, Mr.ll,,htlry ; Sierran, >lr Motolvit. lade Allwurth, Mts. , Margaret, Mrs. (le air; Froth, Miss Tid..well. To which will 1w added (for lire 16th lime) a new splendid Mr. Gtftfir.v—" I see no objection to their doing so. If your Lordships decide against this annuity, yOu will mail) tran•actiuns to the amount of several hundred thousand pounds." Loral Et.t.ENcoaoucti—. , Whether the sum that will be affected by the tkeisiiiii be a penny or a it must abide by the 5.4 die role of law." Mr. Giftts —.‘ These • hies have been ge nerally bought and sold, and this is th e wily in. stance iu %%ditch their validity h•ts been disputed." Mr. Justice BAY 14:11 —" The payment of the an unity ity was to be by instalments us the bridge proceeded ?" (;ttastx-..." Yes, my mold." Mr. Justice Aeaorr - . 44 I. thew any thing in the Act that relatri to the ad uaiortai duty on the tleeil of siiiimity Mr. tit ItNEV-..." There is not. I believe t!!e Pantomime Romance. c ati r d lIA ItLEQUIN'S VISION ; Ott. THE FEAST OF TH ST/I . IIIE. Founded on the interesting Story of lkoi Juan. The Pantomime invented by Mr. txthbridge; the Action ander the direction of Mr. T. P. Cooke; the lh vc; ore and ‘lnsie Centirely new) by Mr. G. Laura; the Cuntbats and 0311CeS by Mr. Ridgway. Dim Jusii (and Harlequin), Mr. Rini way ; Dun Pedro (Cominamlant of Seville), Mr. T. P. Cooke; Hon Octavio (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Hartland; incomo (Vtlet and Chown to Dun Joao). Mr. Paulo; Roatswain (with a Sone), Mr. stoke. Minna Eleira, wife to Don Joan (and Colum bine). Mist Tree; Donna Leonora (afterwards Columbiut), Miss Vsie u ry. The t'antionime to *conclude with n Splendid reprrAelita. Con of an Assembly oT !be Gods iu the Palace of Pleasure. Dion open at Six o'Clock—the Performunce to begin at Streit. Boar*, 74.; Second Price. 34. ed„; Seeowl Prier, 3s.—Lower Gallery, 2 ; Second Price, la.—Upper Celery, la.; Second Pi ice, 6d. Hoses and Places to he taken of M. Sprint, Rotunda, BrOze..strect, from Tcn till four, awl ut shuns way be b u d A Private Box nightly. The new Pantomimic Romance of Harlequin's V• • ; or, The fiat of the Statue, will be repealed eves . Evening till further notice. stamp is snfficient. Leorioed Fiend (Nlr. Marryo.ott) had the (loud on Ins handy and did IRA stishe +tub• objection with re-felt-ova to the stamp." Mr. Justice AreofT—" 13 there any prikr ence b•; 11 . :18011 or prOIIrIVIY ?" Mr. lit:toNcy --i• Nn, my Lord, tint now. 'fir safety of the individual and of the Company are both go:tooled by the oli-tal; tor, if the oitouey he tint paid, the utinititv dors not take e'.4..t0t." IM NI lay, Hamlet. Hamlet, Hr. Kean. On Tuesday, the revived Comedy of the Belle's Stratagem. Letitia Hardy, 311+s Smithson, her ',Celli(' nplwaraliCe on this Stage. After w h ich, The Falls of Clyde: Ulen (first time', Miss Smithsou. A N. w tleloshaeos, in two acts. to be called The Turret Clark, the Music by tie. G. Lanza, will he produced, tar the fest lime, on Wednesday nest. After which, Lilliput. A Grand Tragic Play, to be called the Bride of Abyslos (intersperi.eil with Mime, and founded entirely limns the Poems of Lord Byrne), bas been some time su Wire pre awl will shortly be repressnie d. Me twitter will be given of the next performance of the T..Y Ilor.tery. Lord ELIANI:OltOUG11—" 1 rove uu ohjecliort to this being put into a cast, in order that all the clauses of the Act shall be considered. is there any objei:tion oil the other tide ?" Mr. NJARRYATT—" No, my Lord. provided wIl the objections Witco by the at the ttial, be also considered, as your Lordship raid they should." Lord ELLENBOHOUtaI--" Then see the ease properly drawn, so as to bring all of the objections under our view." Lord ET.T.ENDOROUGII—" The Court cannot *dont that course, until they are laboured that it is agreeable to both the parties." WATERLOO BRIDGE ANNUITIES. COVERDAI.E C. BURRELL. Mr. GURNEY moved for a role to chew cause why the verdict for the Plaintiff in this case should not be set aside, and a nonsuit entered. It was an action brought by the Plaintiff to recover back from the Darllant, who is an auctioneer, the money which he had paid to him as a deposit on an annuity grunted by the 11'uterloo-bridge Company, and was tried before Lord Ellenborough, ut Guildhall, during the sittings after last Term: By the (Rh section of the 534 of Geo. 111. the Company were authorised to raise eOO,OOO/.—by the 7th section, leave wa► given to thefts to procure that sum, on tisortgage—und, by the @Os rectum. a further power was given to them to raise it, by way of %moody, if it were found snore ads-antagentss—such annuities to be payable out of the tolls and rates of the bridge. At the trial, different olljecti 111 l a were raised by Plaintiff's Counsel, but they were all over-ruled, except one. inimely, that the annuity was not granted confortinibly with the provisions of the Act. It was au anouity for bal. and the instrument re cited, that, on the pavinent of one-eighth of the purchase money, namely. tiol. the Plaintiff should lie entitled to an annuity of B/.—and, when the eight payments ol• Go/. were made, amounting, in the whole to 480/. then the Plaintiff should be entitled to an asininity of (-I!. The whole of the puyntruts were made—but it was objected, that, by the I of the deed, this was an annuity of a prospective nature, granted before the deposit money was paid, while, by the Act, no annuity could be granted till the entire purchase money was made good. It was held by his Lordship, thst it seas au aistaiitV for money due, not for n l y then paid, rimi, therefore, did not come within the Act of Parlia ment. On this ground the Plaintiff had a yerdlo. This objection he had never before heard, till Alr. Marryutt urged it at the trial—and lie mated that the annuli) , was not •gra n ted, before the money was paid, but ►hat each deposit of trot. gave a right to au increased annuity of 81. until the eight deposits were completed, when the entire an nuity of 64!. was paid tier. Mr. Justice ItAYLIA—" Each additional an nuity deiwnds on each adilitionst payment ?" Mr. :URN I: Yrs, toy Lord " Lord ht.t.t:suonnuuu—'• The Company have power to grout annuities heir money paid. They grant an 1111111.11ty lei mt. for 60!. panel Ili—and pro in that iiistrumelit e to gram motif:ll' •1111111111 CS, nu similar payments. " Mr. C:ukNcy--" It is a t i orstion of g ie.t mo ment to a Lug•• ho.ly of individuals." Lord Et.t.erillollotinki—" Is your arginnent good fora part of the lortrumeot, and had for the rest—or is it good for the whole'" Mr. CURNIN answered. that be thought it was goad for the whole. Hy the deed, the Company en gaged to giant to .John Stephens an antruity 01641. to he paid out uf• the rates acid tolls of the bridge, em several payments, to the amount of 480/. being made to diem. " We agree, on the payment of 601. by the said John Stephens, to grunt to Lim au ainiulty of bi. to hold the same for 19 year* CONTEMPT OF COURT. TIIE KING V. MARIA PHILIPPA DOBBINS. TUE.ITIMMOY.4L. effi'FNT-GARDE.V. TIIIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Jim. 24, *ill hricool,ttirMusical Play Dr Mr. IticuattosoN moved that the recognizances of the Defendant in till* case should be estreated, ender the following circumstances —A writ of Habeas Corpus had been granted by Mr. Justi(e Holroyd, at his chambers, on the apl:licati•.l oQ the husband of this Lady, directing her to bring up the body of their infant child. She had ne. glected to make any return to the writ, arid was in consequence arrested. She hail procured had. and was to have appeared in Court this day—hut the Learned Gentleman' ontlersto",(l s h e was not I „,_ sent. He therefore moved that her recogioz.inces be est rented. 61 , 1 MANNERIM;; ott, THE. GIPSY'S PRO PH ECY. Colonel Mannering, Mr. Abbott ; Ili my Bertram, Mr. bans. 111 %lads character be will introduce, iu Art 11. a,. Irish Mchnly, "Tin Night was Ppit , ssling 111 . f1 use"— an I in Act 111. Bract's: Address to Ins Army. " Scots La hue w 1 Wallace blcd."—Donsinir Samioons, Mr. I.ction ; DassesSe Munson', Mr. Euirry ; Disk Datteraick, Mr. T..k.1) ; Gilbert Ghossin, Mr. Dlaneh , rd. Lucy Wit ham. Mi.. (Barrack; Meg Mcrrilica, Mrs. Egerton. 1v which will be added (for the tlslth time) a new Paulo. meow, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; OR. THE FLYING ISLAND. riffirrh 'sew Ilig-ir, Maiisiserry, S 4 encrv, &c. Tir , I /vet awl 31tbir composed by Mr. M'are. The whole arintroil on.i . produced ruder the direction of It was here intimated that Mrs. I)ulthins was attendance. Lord ELLENBoROUGII—" Let her be called. lf she appear, she exonerates her bail." Mrs. Dobbins soon after entered the Court. She is a young and very interesting woman. Mr. Itictitittasux now stated, that the Defend ant wa4 in contempt for not obeying the writ of Habeas Corpus. In enosetitteoce of that disobe dience she had beers arrested—and it was now his duty to move that she be committed to usisw e e in terrogatories. lie did not, however, nisi' to pro ceed so far, and should forego his motion, if Hie Defendant bigoted to appear iii Court u r tli the child, on any day that might he ap t Willi VII. The husband of the Defendant was attending ui town for the express purpose of receiving the If the I)efesielmit rejected this otfer, it would be nertssary for biro to 'e that she be c fled. Lord Mrs. Dikins if you agree to appear with the child before some our of the Judges, she Learned Gentleman consents to waive his mouton." Mr. Farley. Gulliver .:afterevaras Ilirrlesmin), Mr. Bologna; the Kurz of laputa itttrruarilii Mr. Norman; aaaaa Lord titmiceNur or I.3pistit (afterwards Mr. Grimaldi. The Princess KhuoiuuiJille Other- Columbine,. Mies lo the CUIII*C of the Paotookkhur, a Pas de Trois, by the 'Alto' Ito !him% to lie opeva . .iat Six u'Cluck—the Play to begun 41 SVV,I4. ; Sienna Prise, 3s. 611.—Pit, 3v Bd. ; Serond Prier, 21—Lower Gallery, la.; Second Prme, Is.—Upper Callrry, to ; Second Pike, nil. Ploys, for Ilse Boxes to he taken of %fr. Ttranoluit, tit the Us.% thrici., Hat Imre' fowls Teo sill l'oor. .1 P. mate Box may I.e I, of for the Seit,ost, or Nightly, of 3i.. Itr.sucloss, al the limit I liner. The tiro- Guinil Paisititiounr, • ile. Tisr lotnill ss rteatesl CV.. mug. On 7611mtlay, and Thus..4l.”. ihe Play Ihe Point ut Ito a o ur. nod Thrie Miles from Parin. On 1111. Olwra a (ny 31anotring. hi "A (I” 40 U okoire), 4;ol.l%mith's , Cono•ly of S 1 Sluop4 Io Cumitier. Mika. Ilanlca.tle, PA Hilton. Airs. Dobbins made IM observatiett. Ali. It ICHA RDSON.--" The husband is a'tenrld g in town. and I Italie an early day will he natuetl." Alr. 1.111.1..—" Perhaps Monday." Mr. Justice BAYI.EV YOU %sill be ready on Monday ?" Mrs. Dobbins mile un answer. 3I r. Perhaps Ttir.tlay." Alt. Iticitaapsois--" Nu ; you have a:ready se levied Nltitidat." FOIL CMIGHS, COLDs. ASTHMAR, AND VON SUM PTII INS. PECTOItA I. ELlXlll.—Exiwriessit .11 111;4 rueslis ire to In• the tinvit salutary and reisiek for Cold, Catarrhs, and Alai'. b , -it By prnmottii,r, eentle 1:11 111.1:111 11l 11011, it s'oinost distantly slizlit and recent cultic; and a very 1. w dust. are grorrally sullicitnt to iwkri ... r thok which ts.i:ii it %left have 111,11 a aLt. u. r.nllla 111 , 11 with cough. culla rly *40041 In assv its e.losts to ITlbirtliuts, it is the 1111 l si v11 . ..414481 intslicillt! 1 , 1 n.llr nalrc 1 , 1111 111 , 411 111, 111.11111/1' ,, 1 Ul . brrallll, 1111111 sties., 11111Clifi11 and 111/%IIAICI 10115 1.11 . the lira ast tool I wirs: s s asid all the usual which attend the ber.in two% of consumptions and If Liken in link will rressent • final ilisenm . ! Many dill:recent Con,lh Metlieulsa 1111'111f sold ander nearly similar names, psirchastra of this Pectoral I.lisir, to rascal living ilisamosinied of the gait nine inerii ate fe11 , 1[01•11 111 ii puhenlar rn silva ism; that each 14 ittle has mils, sl to It the Goys rutttrot slams , . with work sit " \u. 4, Cht . apaiils ," cii4rastil in the int- Lord E.1.1.EN 00 RO II—" You are guilty of contempt, and delay serves to increase it. 1 e•u ought to be ready at the earliest nontieut to re move it. do let Monday be the (14y." Mr. Justice A PUOTT—" The u lit is not re turned !" Nlr. IttenAgosoN—g. Nn nay 1.0n1." Lord Lt.LENuottoutai—" Then la it be return able! 011 31thiday. " Mr..lthtice BAY I.r.ar —" Let Mrs. Dobbins un derstand, that, on Mouthy, .he undertakes to ap pear with the child." bobbins—."• I certainly will riot appear will the ►hiltl." -•-•- ve. 111 l ' Utiti , ftt 1111111 thrgr .."1.11 out., at 1- ti.l. ; by HI - 11.F.K and SONS, Chemist., co*tit r St Prof. Clittrch•Y London; ly , *4 .*re,!, Dublin; al.") by ihr principal tf.„ awl Ma.hritte Vendat.,in *et try Toon Sittutighout tin. Cutt d Kin duw. Lurd ELLENBOROUGH-6 , What this dispo►itiuu I % -'. W ' .asT" '" "ipir---wmaprixriprmictwiiir---- . m w ilir . " --- . ' . . :*; • 11 1 1111 P PIP r%W . 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Stock-Ilroker•, revect- Nth/ nerpisiiit the Public that they leave nu Sale a va►ii ty of Tit L. is and Shares fur the Lottery to hegin Draw ing on the 4th s f Match. The Scheme contains Three 4:rand nista of 30,0(194, besides 97 Capital Prizes, All to lie paid .n Sterling 31*aq—so great all advantage Its the Ad vetstursr leas tent been set forth for many Lotteries past. Also a litmus to thr Holder of the First Dimwit Blank Lin the First, Fortsmad, and Third Day, of Four Pipes of the beat Old Purl teethe Uvoisutry, or in proportion fur Shares. • s • The First Two Prieto or 3n,onot. NOP. 33,979 and 42,589, were Shared and Sold by HORNSBY mud Co. al their Old Oitabfished 01lice, 28, COILNHILL. LIYTON, Stnek-Broker, 2, Corolla!, returns WA his grateful thank:: tor the (avows uf his Friends, re el iced fnr re than Twenty Years past, and must respect fully presents them with the heads of the Scheme of the New Year's Lottery, wbtrh he flatters hintself need only be sees to he generally approved :—Tlitre are Three Grand Prizes uf 3,/,11001. each, which, wills the 97 other Capitals, will he all 1 ,314 in Sterling Money. The Drawing begins the 4th of March, and the First-drawn Blank, on each day, will be en titled to the proportion of 12 Pipes of old Port Wine in exchange•, for I,titto Yeats, or longer if relpsired; full parti culars of which may be hail gratis, at 2, CORN 'ma, where every description of 1.111.4111e311 nt the Piddle Foods is feith full) transacte3.—'fhe different variation , in all the GUlrefll. sweat Securities, may be known as above every hour. INTRINSIC ADVANTAGES. G. N% EBB. Stuck- Brukcr, 9. C011N1111.1., and 17, LUDGATE STREET, Lavine iuv:u•iably found ghat A I'ILA IN SI:111.1M its which all the PITLIh are Motor e, to he (lint must IsHossweil hr Altreoloirris, trots Errol sathifortioit to reruns useissling to their notice the PR 1 , ..4.5T ST tTE LOTTERY, To begin glrawiliA 4th of M A 'ICI 1. Contai tt i t the. 111 74 DR 1.111 CAPITALS, among which UV TIMEE Grami Puler of .E 30,000, with the ',stud proportion of smaller Prizes, all to he paid in Skiltu 31uney ; and, as an Aut,t.!.l Mto the Scheme for it Ii wholly independent of it, and in ailtlitiun lit the lull amount of 11..ney Prizes to be paid by Government . 1 . 11 . FAN E PI PES OF PORT 11 'I NE, will he 'lnvented to the Dodders of THREE MA,. Ks in this 'import :—To the Ist Blank, 1.1 Day, Futin the Ist Blank, 1.1 Day, FOUR I'irra :—To the 1 , 1 3.1 Day, Eorn PIPES. The Wine may he srlerled by the Individual 1101.1.1 of those Blawks from the Slink 111 any %rine M. reliant they please, and Share*, tor course, will re ceive their exact pi isportion. And in order to give the must complete P3li4Elftioll, the simple. and filet/write inside of drawing, will ite adopted i" /hit : es there use too classes, every Ticket I. 111 lie drawn vinyl?. Is the '5 ho'd. rack ttttttt lio:e at once and dbeliertlytkvialinz Its tot to fate and no oilier. Tit Leta and Shares are sin .tale iu great variety at 11" 11 . 1. toiltoltunNtr Oakes, CORNIIII.I., awl 17, LUDGATE - STREET. And when it is stufrot av an illtrfintroveriible fact, that daring. the 11.. i Twelve 1. at. only fir x Money Prizes ..f A: 30 . 1 "K ) have hest; shared is 1 aigland, and thaII'IIILEE of those Five were SOW by —kr trusts that bet Oakes will be livitured with as increased luirtion of public patronage sin Ilie pr. .1,1 e.rBBB.inn, hit he anticipate.; the pleasure of distri buting :toping lost humid* the Them: 30,04.10/. Ps ;Sr. in the lift.tient Stheltle.