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Remo, Foote, Pope, Hamblin, Peaky, T. Cooke, Ozberry, Thompson, Harley, Mrs. W. West, and Miss Carew. la Art P. • Jubilate Deo, by Mrs. Blsmd, Miss Posey, kr. The Prologue to be spokes by Mr. Damned, like Epilogue by air.. Urger. After which, the Mesical Eistertainmest called LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. GENERAL ELECTION. .0 .1 G EN ER? 11. INACTION. wErrimuirar itscnom, BANK OF OF ENGLAND. MAKIRIpIek FriE COURT V' DIRECTOR S' ge GOVERNOR sad COMPANY qf Mo 01/ i rirs =GLAND Owe Naar*. 'mat a GENERAL COURT will ha IhritOlifilliall;na THURSDAY, the 16th newel. at Eleireniebinb Is Illn Foresees, to coosider of • DIVIDEND; wises; Inns sofa be isibisitted to the cousisieratios of the Proprietors the tzpediency Of prireratiog an ADDRESS of CONDOLENCE on the DEATH of the LATE KING, and of CONGA A. TUIATION 'us his MAJESTY'S ACCEIRRON Is the THRONE; sod also that soothe, GENERA!. COURT will be ht l et the Omsk. on TUESDAY, she 11th April Seat, front tAM UTIOCk in the Furrows la Poor in the Afternoon the ELECTION of a GOVERNOR Slid DEPUTY ROVERNOR for the Year espying (which will be declared that Evenisig); and the same Coon will be emitinual by Adjournment, and heM at the SNOW piste, sod dining the slime Hours, iso WEDNESDAY, the 15th April seat, for the ELECTION of TWENTY-POUR DI. RECTORS (which will also be uue of the Qinnerly Geme nt Courts ',ponied by the Charter), awl the Election of the Tweistyloor Directors will be declared as atom se the Sarnia, n over. Printed Lists of the Proprietors bowies votes will bit neatly to be delivered at the Sash es Ibisiottsy the SU natant. ROBERT BEST, Seetelary. N. 8....111y an Art passed is the smash year of tie trigs of his late Majesty, no person will be enlisted to vote at the said Election who shall Nut have been Six Calendar Mouths pennant, is his own right, of the Stott fur which be shall Own give his vote ' ualess the said Stork shall have heen re quired, or shall ha ve come by bequest. or by marriage ' or by succession to an 'wrinkle's Eustis, or by the custom of the City of Loodoe, or by soy Deed of Settlement sifter the death of say person who shall bare been entitled fur life to be Dividends of such Stock. MADAME all TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY 1W LONDON. March, lag. t COMMITTEE for conducting the RE. ELECTION of lite Hof. G. LAMB respectfully in. the Electors of Westmisttor, that the POLLING has .424ENCED, sail will cootkos every dsy from Ni.. till Poor o'Clock, sad as early Attamissice of M►. Lamb's Fries& is partirolarly regiments& Parochial Committees sit eit the following Places:— St. Asses Coßre-hoose„ /lobe; Angel lea. St. Clement's; Oat Too, Jeriumnalseet ; British Calrimbowse, Cockspar.street ; Serail Tavern, Ilridee-stiert ; White Home, Pimlico; N 0.123, New Buntleireet ; and the Gemmel Com. nmittee.Ruom, at 45, Kisi-strost. Commt.gordris, whet* all coninomaiestioas rerpectisg the Worthen will be thsakfully received mod atteadod to. W. A. MILES, Secretary. MADAME MAMA reepeelfutly littera* Ow PAMlay, Denim sad die Mlle is R.sreed, ibal her CONCERT. is the Meet Theatre will take peace use THURSDAY. Marti 16. ?wither pirtieslan sill be ee meowed ie Were advertiaessesse. Own sod Titiceia to be had et the Opera Box-Olike. Mame daily ettesdauee wilt be gives from lee all (stir. GENTLFMEN, I E ilsolsoiguished nsannti in which you have I exalts gasps/1M use on ibis NOB Poll, loopier* we with freliogs which it would be imnosaible fur we to de scribe. I can only assure you how deiply I feel the oblige lion, and how iewiible 1 ass of the townie you base coo reseed upon m*. GENERAL EIRICTION. Tlkil it MATHEWS NOT AT HOME offer 011 TO MORROW EVICNING, SATOH DAY.. Mho 1111 b of Wank until EASTER MONDAY. The Nobillig, Gent., (late, and future Metalwro of ear- Email, sod hoeand Indrpradent Electors of MidAttoes s Wrohninalre, London, and Bsrueih of Latham k), and Nie Public ot large, are most resparitaily infuriated that (in tea seger•ce of Ihr 'corral atroggte far Places sod Seal a 410.... where) Mr. Illathewes Parties at the Thelma ariyal, Englims Opera Home, Strand, will be ausetudr.l unlit Or RPtotne of Members to Parliasent, and lbe Rriuru of thrtr Is Tows. Standing uposs Indepenairal grossed', Grady attached is my Slug sod the admirable Constitution of these Realms, sod desirous of promoting your extensive interests by my bumble, but sealous sad honest eudeavo*Ors, should you think me deserving of your coutinned support, allow me again to express how much honoured and obliged 1 *Winkel by the favour of your earls affirsdnues To morrows, to realise by your suff►ages the Haltering auspices which balm hitherto marked the progress of your spoistaseous exertions in my behalf. Believe me, Gentlemen, Your sincerely obliged and faithful Servant, THOMAS WILSON. City of Load°. T March 9, 1820. Capiaia &Mak, Mr. Breraard; ♦i[il, Mr. Gallia; Tot• tertian, Mr. Butler; Solowia Lob, Mr. Kuight. Lydia, Miaa Cubist. State Manage►, Mr. RsseellAeting Disaster, Mr. CilllMlNAlltlar DIUMRTKINT, TREANIST CNAIIIIIIIIII4 FBISWART IN, lON. TU ' OTICE is hereby gives to all Persons dean*: .LN a/Contracting to supply the folloeetwg Articles fir the ewe of the /my, who.? ,:. - .--Afi • ihttAtlo .. To his Majesty's Land Form is C,astowestesits, Quarters, and Barracks, in the uuder.useotioned Comities sod Islands : Bedrurd, Glester (ineleding Berks (includiog the City of Bri a. the Town of tot), Hungerford), Hants, Berwick, Hereford, Burks Hertford, Camblidge(iwelnd- I Hunts, big the Town of Isle of Ms. New-Market), Isle of Wigbi, ('heater, • Kent (Including Cornwall (inched- Tilbury Fort is lag Scilly) I the Comedy of Cumberlsuil, Essex), Derby, Lancaster, Devon, Leicester, Dorset, Lineola, Webs at, Middlesex, • Essex (exclusive Muarcouth, of Tilbury Fort), Norfolk, Anil in Ole several Counties ia North Britain; as she Bread to the Household Troops in Lusatia soil its Vicinity. bubserous Candidates fur Planes (.1 Mr. 11•• Enterlaisabrati) ay be 'soured ibai Ihnr heal* ,ii,.be et cored no the int Everiap et Mr. Nattier:. mat Catt el* the House. The whole under She penniaal Direr lion of Mr. Billiton. 'flis Doors will he opened at Hal4ast Six &Clock; the Performance will commence precisely at Seven. Bove 75.; *road Price 3s. ; Second Price L.--Lpwer Gallery is.; Second Price Is..Z=4/pper Gal ley, Is ; Seawall Price Sd. The Box•DlSee will he open from Eleven till Vise o'Cliack —Plans to be taken of Mr. Bothwell, Box Book-keeper. Ma Hebrew will be repeated every main till (Udine notice; on Moodily, with Jack and the Bean Stalk. Mr. Brabant, Mr. Incledows, sad Madame Pattie, will re appear iastardialely after Easier. JE C014%1137E11 fur useaductin Mr. WILSON'S ELECTION feel themselves called upon, io consequence of some reports which Wive been circulated, once more to assure their Fellow-citizens, that neither Mr. WILSON nor Ins COMMITTEE have at soy time pro posed, or ever will consent to bens any coalition whatever with ass, other Candidate. . WASTMINSTER ELECTION. Northampton, Northemberlaad, Nottingham, Oxford, Rutland, Salop, Itonterert, Staff .rd, Suffolk, Surrey, Saws, Warwick, Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, York, North and South Wales, At nine o'clock last morning the hitstiogs at. COventagarden bring in a sufficient state ot pie permits's, the HIGH BAII.11 , ?, attend-r 1 by the Candidates, Sir Fitaricts Buituarr, Mr. LAMS. Mr. HODHOUSE, end their friend*, took .i.s stat'l•ll on the boards. The writ was read, cod the oath administered to the High flailltf as returning officer. The Act against bribery and corrupti )))) was read. The weather bring rim, the crowd we' col..ider able, though the hour of meeting was an eaily um. The neighbourhood resoutided with the cling of hammers and grating of saws, the whole nrighlwur hood of the hustings being laid out Ns 1:1 accommodations for enabling the public to bear and see with more convenience the hornless of I:'e election. The crowd kept rapidly increasing while the forms for opening the election were Koine; through. These being finirlied, the multitude pressed closer round the hustiogs, and the hum of their innumerable voices became, for an tostaid, still. STATE Or Tilt POLL. Wilson .. 1,397 Lord Mayor Curtis Wow! .. 1,266 Waiihnias ORATORIOS DURING LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. LAST TIME bot TWO of the PRESENT SEASON. MIDIS EVENING, FRIDAY, March 10, 1 %soder the immediate direction of Mr. Bishop, a GRAND PERFORMANCE of TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MARCH 3 1 18 1 0 - THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, !radius to the EAST INDIES, do hereby eke Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT sp. pointed to be held at this House or WEDNESDAY, the 11J lament, is made Special, fur the purpose of sob milling fur cinifirinstion the Resolution of the Gamest Coed of the 2141 Decenther last, approving the Rawly. lion of the Court of Directors of the 10th November last, grand.' to Sir George Hilaro Barlow, Bart. G.C.8., a pension of 1,500/. per sumwst, or the grounds therein stated. CLASSICAL MUSIC, Selected from The Messiah, The Creation, Requiem, Joshua, L'Allegro, Solomon, &c. /se. GSNTLISIES, PLEASANT is the duty which you daily im- II pose on me, of acknowledging your una►ated and liberal support. My Parlianieutary duties prevented me from that personal aulicitatiun of massy Vote'. which I was ▪ to invite, and from offering to many of you my personal assurances of gratitude and respect. My great re gret was diminished by my knowledge that you were not capricious in your athichineuts, and that you would ant, without cause, forsake au individual, who, i■ his Public, Magisterial, and Representative Character, had honestly devoted his time and his best energies to your service. That opinion your present cowilnet must confirm, sod demon strates tha► I shall again receive, by your f a reward which I value more than any wealth or titles that any Mi nisters or Princes can bestow. But permit .e to entreat that your will ant allow city representations to divert you from your purpose of conferring un the ova of your Votes ; and that you will, by immediate exertions in your Districts and among your Friends, as well as liy as early attendance at the Poll, accelerate the cud of the contest, and addi tionally assure our success, And I remain, Gentlemen, Your obliged, devoted, and very faithful Servant, MATTHEW WOOD. Thursday Evening, March 9,1820. First time at the Oratorios, a third Grand Motetto, com posed by Slofsrt; a New Scent', MS.; sad a Mutate, inter spersed with •arious popular pieces from the most favourite Compositions of Perimteal, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Chem- Muter, slayer, Rossini, Dr. Boyce, and Dr. Arne. lu stir course wf the evening Miss Stephens will sing " Auld Rubio Gray"—" Sweet Cud," accompanied on the flute by Mr. Nicholson—and the Drettos i , " Giovinelle" am! "Coup:miens'," with Signor Argrisani,—Miss M. Tree Mitt sing Rossini S COVnlini, " Una mice poco le—the thirsty, " Su L'Aria" with Miss Stephens—and a Duette with Mr. Bralnim. OATS, To bi• Alainly's Cavalry is Csanisasests aad Quarters in tie wider-me - allotted Counties : Bedford, Berwick, Bucks, Cambridge, Chester, Comb's laud, Ilerby, Durham, The Report required by the By-law. cap. 6. sect. 19.. to gether with the elocements upon which the said Resolutions bas been fornied, are open for the iespection of the Prst prieton at this House. Signor Angrisani will sing "Qui silegao," and " La Ca l:mei* ; and Mr. Braham, " In Native Worth"—" The last Words of Marsnion"—A new Sceua—and the Meth), with Illy M. Tree, 64 Together let us range the Fields." End of Part the First Mr. Mori will perform a Concerto on the Violin. Hewers' the Second and Third Parts, a sew Pot Pourri on she Flute by Mr. Nicholson, in which will be introduced the favourite airs, " Cease your fenniag," sod " 0! rest thee, Babe!" JOSEPH DART, Steretary. lu ceuseeptemee of its increasing attractios, mid the unani mous applause with which this highly characteristic and expressive Piece is received, she performaace will conclude wish, (worth time iu this Country, and by as Orchestra curisisting of early Two Hundred Performers, A NEW GRAND BATTLE SIN'FONIA. The whole 10 conclude with the National Aothent, "Gal more the Cog," •it► additional •ersas wines so the wea ls, George Colman the Youtaxer. Tin Solos by Miss Usephrial, Moss M. Tree, and Mr. Brabant. Marts for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre. 71111 A TR R-ROYA L, COV RN7tall RD MN. T O -MORROW , SATURDAY, March 11, be acted Shekspeure's COMEDY OF ERRORS. 9u rive Acts—with Songs, Duets, Glees, and Choruses, ss. Inch., entirely from his Plays, Poems, and Sonnets. Coleus., Duke of Ephesus, Mr. Egerton; Egetne, Mr. Chsi ~,, Antipbolis of Ephesus, Mr. Mussel ; Asitipbolis of a)rsruse 9 M Mr. Jones ; DO le) of Ephesus, Mr. W. Farreu ; I ,omiu of Syracuse, Mr. Liston; Angelo, Mr. Claremont; Docior Pinch, Mr.. Blanchard. Abbess, Mrs. Fascit; Ad rtana, Miss Stepbees ; Luciana, Miss M.Tree; Lcsbia, Mrs. 'r. Hill. With the revived interlude (written by G. Colman, the Elder) iiined THE MANAGER IN DISTRESS. Manager, Mr.Chapmaii; Unitarian. Mr. Blanchard; Irish -01411 11l she Via, Mr. Connor ; Lady in the Boxes, Mrs. Da. wetspert ; Gentleman on the Stare and in the Boxes (with new anJ -various imitations), Mr. Yates. ♦fter which, Ilib time, a new Farce, called TOO LATE FOE DINNER. The principal Characters by Messrs. Jones, Liston, Con nor, ftlanchard, Emery, Mr.. Davenport, Mies Foote, Miss Braumuist,and Mrs. Gibbs. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, sad the Play begin at Seven. Hour% 7s. ; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. id.; Second Prier g. —Lower Gallery 4a.; Second Pries la.—Upper Gniler) Is.; Second Price Q.t. A Private Pox may be hid fur the season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box•ofcc. The Ntaaapr in DM; ^s'i, nod Too Late for Dinner, will be repeated every evening. on Monday, Ivanhoe, ur The Knight Templar. On Tuesday, the new musical Drama of The Antiquary. ORATORIOS. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. lIPHE Notnlity , ■ud Gentry are most respect fully infitametl, that the Second GRAND ORATORIO will take place THIS PRESENT EVENING, FRIDAY, March 10, and every Friday during Lent, whew will be prr iorined, a GRAND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC fium Tim CREATION, AND MESSIAH, In Teo Acts, and One Grand MISCELLANEOVS ACT, uthr.cing a pleasing variety of lialian and Engli.h Cow r,e.iliouo, which will be bung by the following celebrated N .ra•al PeeOrettfl:—Sigoors Corr:, Mita George, Miss Love, Mies K. Celli, a Young Lady (lit r second appearance), B,:nor Ambrogetti, Mr. Higmun, Master Hyde, and Mr. Vearmats. The NEW LOYAL EFFUSION, which was so mach ad. I mired, will be repeated by a Young Lady, pupil to Mr. Ware, her second a ploarasee.—The following favourite and admired t:r•nrl Overtures of The Messiah, Zaire, and The Battle .1 ..i Prague, arranged for • Double Band, will be performed by an augmented Band, and which produced such u•i I ',, I/probation the last Onto. im—Mr. G. tYare will play a I- t apr,r in on the Violin. ietroduti•g Ilia favourite Air of s, " All's Well." is The whole to condo & with the much-admired composi- lion of the CORONATION ANTII EH. A New Organ will be opened tut the occasion, at which Mr. Amen will preside. Boxes, 4e. and 38.—Pit, ta.—Gallery, is open at Si% ; hegin at Seven; liscsati Price at Nine o'Clock. Places la be taken si Mr.ltgraaer s it the Bus °Stss o(ths Theatre, front Eksen till Fear. STATE OP TOE THIRD DAY'S POLL. Wood 1,266 I Lord Mayor Wilson Curtis l'he Committee fur cousin( mut Wood will continue to ling the Election of Mr. Alder sit daily at the Paul's Head tg the Election, and *tenni!, that can p►omote his success. mile illy cummul TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLVMEN, INEED slot stele, as an incitement to your exertions, that the issue of the Election fur the City of London is not a subject of local, but of uisi I national interest ; and that it decides points nut merely of a personal uature between Candidates, but itifluences the feelings of Ministers iu the administratiou of the Government of the Kingdom. If therefore you ere the Friends of Reform and Civil Li berty, which I have always considered you, and are Out dis posed to comptotnise a cause to which I have dedicated my life, and in the promotion of which I have hitherto met with your eaergetie and generous support, you will forthwith COMIC to the pull, and not be deterred by any cunsideratiosi or calculation from immediately giving your votes in my favour: presuming that my lung-tried devotion to public liberty, and my known attachment to your rights and pri vileges, have confirmed your confideuce in nay exertions and c►aracter, 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful and devoted Servant, ROBERT WAITHMAN. Guildhall, March 9, MO. TO THE INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN. YU U are respectfully, but earnestly, called upon by the Committee of Mr. Alderman iVaiihnian to support, with your dm istic energy, that great cause of Reform and Constitutional Freedom in which this patriotic Candidate has passed his active and useful life; and to maintain your own Consistency of principles, and your civic and elective rights, by an immediate vote. The Committee hope, as this cause is that of all well-in. formed and free-born Englishmen. that every independent Liveryman will voluntarily do his duty, and come at once to the poll, without waiting for personal solicitations, or expecting those exertions of undue influence which belong only to a corrupt cause. the advocates of which look fur future indemnity from the public money. The state of the pull at the end of the third day proves merely the well.kuown fact, that dependant votes can be brought up at command, while independent Voters, wbo are solicited on public principle, in favovr of Alderman Waith matt, will come oily at their own convenience: but when it may be feared that tardiness gives encouragement to the hopes of an adverse party, the Committee trust that Livery men who propose to support Alderman Wathisaa will on no account withhold their votes. lu the glorious nomlier of 4,603 free votes, given at the le►t election fur Al.lermnu ‘Vaithrnan, the Committee have a rock of support un which they coofidenily rely for ulti mate success; and as no man ever did more to justify the preference of his friends than has been done by Alderman Waillomeo, un every great public question agitated in Par liament, the Committee consider him as entitled nut poly to the support of all his former constituents, but to the vote of every oilier Liveryman who respects the honour of the City of London, consistency of character in itv Kcpresentallves, the rights of the Livery, and the constitutional freedom of the Peopte of England. .JOSEPH HURCOMBE, Chairman. Guildhall Coffee-house, March 9, Is2O. STATE or 7117 POLL, THIRD DAT. Waiting! ...... 948 Woud . .. 1,988 Wilma . . .. 1,397 Lord Mayor Carlos The Friends of Alderman Waltham* •re requested to owl at the Guildhall Cuffee.bease, t proceed frees theece le the Poll. ,J _ 44 .► •.• - • •. V , . 110.11•1411 Gloucester, I Rutland, Hereford, Salop, Hertford, • Stafford, Hauls, 1 Westmoreland, Leicester, Wilts, Lincoln, Worcester, Muomouth, North and South Oxford, Wales. FORAGE, via. Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalcy in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, is tie ruder. meetioued COlildifS in Solids Britain r . — Berko, Lancaster, Susses, Cornwall, Middlesex, Warwick, Devon, Norfolk, York, Dorset, Northampton, Ordasneeßarracka Essex, i Nottiegliam, • at Newcastle. Hunts (including Somerset, apon.Tyne, and the Isleof Wight) I Larvik, Oros in North. Kent, S a mberland, And is Moe sim:Zonnt;/* is Radii ttritain. That the Deliveries ore to ClMlllellet cm and for the Twenty.fiftb day of April nett ; that Proposals in writ writing, sealed up and marked "Tender fur Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday, the 48th day of March instant (but none will be received after Twelve °Thick on that day), cud if sent by post, the post age must be paid. Proposals must be made separably for each County, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender; as also must the several Comities in North Britain; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to t►e Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of know• Pro perty engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed particulars for the due per formance of the Contract; aid no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen, that during the Continuance of the Contract no Troops should be sup plied by virtue of the same, the expense of the Stamps for the Qintract sod Bond, paid is the first Instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be ►ad upon applica tion at this Offiee between the Hoare of Eleven mod Five, and at the Office of Deputy-Comosiesary.thineral Young, Edinburgh. P.S.—Samples of the Bread sad Meal may be seem at this Office between the Hours of Twelve sod Two. T:IE ORIGINAL PERIODICAL NOVELIST. TI THIRD VOLUME of this original series w;ii appear on Wednesday, the 15th instant, at 6s. and will consist of two exquisite novelties : 1. ANDREW of PADUA, the Insprovisitore, from the Italian of Francisco Farbo. 2. The VINDICTIVE FATHER; free the Spanish of Leamdra of Valladuras. The FIRST VOLUME, published January 15, consisted of GLENFELL, an Edinburgh Tale. at Ss. The SECOND VOLUME, published February the 151 h, cc^ listed of an elegant translation, in prose ■nd verse, of k , . lame de Geniis' PETRARCH and LAURA, at Os. Printed fur Sir Richard Phillips mod Co. Bride court, Briolgr.street ; and to be had of all Booksellers, and at all the Circulating Libraries. a s • It may be proper to obseeele, that the superior liter racy worth of every novel introduced into this series, must ultimately insure the patronage and attention of the whole literary world. The cabinets of genius at home, and all the productions of genius in foreign countries, will be made to contribute to its interest, and the work will, its consequence, be unrivalled in this department of elegant literature. TO THE PUBLIC. GRATEFUL for the greet share of Patronage which I have fur so many years enjoyed, ii has in. vailably been my ride wbenevre a new Lottery ban been contracted fur (whether I Aare Omit Contractor or not) to it immediately at howls, leaving the Public to de. cide un its silents ( before I gave any opinion of my own', therefore it may have bren expected that I should ere this have announced the Scheme of the Lottery contracted for Mb ult.; but when the puhlic are informed it was only Gazetted last Tuesday, and the Scheme and Explaaatioas occupy nearly five columns, of the Gazette, they will no doubt wait patiently till I can analyse and compress it into a form in which it may be understood. I 114.0 by RI try sir Tuesday next I shall have acrompliebed this, and till then printed Particulars may be had (ratio) at either of my Offices, 4, Curiihill, ur 9, Chariug-crosis, where Tickets mad Shales are now Sr have the honour to be, r The Public's devoted Servant, March 0,1840. T. BIM, 41 8 0 Lottery Begins 11th of Nat Meath (April). so- EAST INDIA HOUSE, Molten 3, 1820. TIIE COURT of DIRECTORS the INITED of COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Ms EAST INDIES, do hereby glee IV*Sire, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of ths said COMPANY appointed to be held at their House I. Lesdenhall-abort, on WEDNESDAY, the 2'2d instant, at Eleven o'Clock its the Forenoon, is FURTHER MADE SPECIAL, fur the purpose of saltier into considerstioa as unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of the lid December last (which was to bare bees brought seder con sideration se the 15th of Jimmy last, hat,wes postponed in gouseentenes Oder late hour at which the previous Moi res' before the Court on that day waa disposed of), re commending the Court of Proprietors to authorise the Court of Directors to offer to bis Majesty to RAISE sad MAINTAIN, at the EXPENSE of the COMPANY, a CORPS of VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, from arsonist the permits is the Company's employ, and if bir Majesty shall accept such offer, then to authorise the Court of Directors to defray the Expense of the Corps so to be raised out of the funds of the Compaq, and, if ne cessary, to apply for an Act of Parliament to sanction the appropriation of a suffieiest part thereof for that purpose. Copy atlas said Resolation now lies open at this House for the perusal of ills Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. CARROLL, the Contractor with Gover n me n t (or the present LOTTERY, feels • grateful pleunre hi araosacing to those Friends is Town and Country who have often urged bins to form • Scheme with some PECU LIAR ADVANTAGE. TO EARLY PURCHASERS, that he is now enabled to sett their wishes, se SIXTY THOU SAND POUNDS will be distributed in 5,000 Prizes of 301. each, by a PRELIMINARY DRAWING the 11th APRIL; and these 2,000 Prises of 301. each will have, in addition to the 301. the Chance of all the Capitals and other Prises in the Scheme, which contains 102 CAPI TALS, including FOUR Prizes of. 00,000 TWO Prises of 220,000 TWO Prizes of 210,000 3 per Cent. Consols To enable CARROLL thus to meet the wishes of hie friends (by perinimii .... of the LArda of the Treasury), HE HAS GIVEN FORTY TH(►USAND POUNDS ADDI TIONAL MONEY TO THE PRIZES that hare bees beret•fore allowed by Government is the Lottery: by which I 303,506 ie presented to the Public; • suns far ex ceeding the amuu•t of Prizes in any former Lottery with the like number of Tickets. SCHEME. 4 of £30,000 Consuls .. • • PIMA* 2 20,000 Console . .... 4000 2 4 10 10 10 20 40 2OO Con.ule 20 30 2,000 2,000 .—.—.—. 20,000 Tickets. Money nowl'lt £303,500 C4O WWI,. f ..••••• ..-......• lo two Classes, the Drawing of one to decide flit giber. First-drown Prise, 27th A pril, each Class, 211,000/. First.drawu Prig 18th May, in e a ch Clam, 10,006/. Seiresteeatb-draw,, Prise above 200?. Muiley, its each C 1..., 30,0001. Twestietb-drawn Prize of 201)1. Consols, in each Clam, 30,0001. 2,000 Prizes of 301. each, to be determined by a Preliminary Drawing, 11th April. All in One Lottery, to be drawn iu Poor Days, via. 27th April, 18th May, lit June, and 134 hill!. Tickets sad Shames are selling by CARROLL, Contractor, Nu. 19, Corubill, sad 26, Oiford-street, Loathes, and by all Lis Agents iu the Country. CARROLL Slowed marl Suld in the la.t few Months, N 0.2,387.... £30,000 Nu. 7,003 .. £b,ooo 706.... 21,000 2,226 2,000 1,343.... 90,000 Isc. dm 4c. Ps /,,S-1.14‘.1 _ 4 y, •-•- 4.4 Mr. STURCH carne forward, and was received wills loud applause. He suid, that twenty 1/11 thirty years had now elapsed since be had first taken part in the affairs of the electors of Werturinster. Often as it had been his lot to attend with satisfactiort nu such occasions, he *soured them he had never made his appearance there before with more real pleasnre to himself than on the present.—(Applatise.f—He never came to perform a task with inure real satis faction. What was it he came there to perform ? To recommend to their choice a man bug known and dear to them, whose long-tried and faithful services they, must have all often appreciated, a man not only most able, but whose character in every view of it was truly worthy—need he name Sir Francis Burdett ?—(Greet applause). —To call on them to elect unanimously such a MAN IMO only to ask Olean not to disgrace themselves, for they would all he disgraced if Sir Francis Burdett was not triumphantly re-elected. Even long before the worthy Baronet had been their Member, he was known to them for his patriotism and iudependence. His only course had been that of a man beat upon the promotion of the real interests of the people, determined to support their rights against every attack, and to meet their enemies in all their oppositions.—(Great applawse.)--lle was never a tergiversator, on no principle had he ever turn. ed his back ; but above all, had lie been the unsparing and uncompromising advocate of that great question, which was not only paramount to every other, but without which no other was worth any thiug, which would make good Mi nisters serviceable, and had ones ionoxious--he meant a real Reform in the representation of the people. The electors of Westminster could choose no man who refrained from giving au uneqinso. cal pledge on this great question— (opploese)— and who would not promise to procure, to the ut most of his power, not some little, petty, iiicoin plete Reform, but a real and substantial one, witch might fairly be considered a representation of the people.—(applause.)—When lie called fur this un equivocal teat, he meant to make no personal allu lions to any body. He would not detain them any longer, but propose the unanimous re-election of their able, tried, and e ffi cient l a te member, Sir Francis urdett.--(opplaase.) Mr. Pcsase seconded the worthy Baronet's nomination. Sir FRANCIS Bomover then came forward, and was received with the loudest vcclainationv. As soon as silence could be obtained he consineoced by lamenting that a severe cold wouki, he feared, pre vent his speech from being audible io ensile of those whom he had now the honour to tni,irets. Flattered, indeed, he was by the gratifying reception they gave him, and by the very 'Auld manner is which Mr. Starch had introduced him to their notice. It convinced him that he had never disregarded their political feelings or sentiments, and that he was thought worthy of the connuacd cortfidenceof so enlightened a body as the Electors of Westmin. seer. It was at all times gratifying to hint to meet with so large a body of his fet!ow-countryineti. Such meetings were thelodisputable right of free men, and the ancient amid universal privilege of e Englishmen. It was one of the few reinairsiug rights which iteentained for the last Parliament to sap, and the present was one of the only occasions • in which the law, as it was now fixed, allowed ^. them the exercise of it.—(Cries ty••• Shane r)- It would be needless for him to expatiate ma the scandalous invasions which the coustit olio* keit suffered from the late corrupt House of Coniusen—. a Mute so 'corrupt.that be considered its dimmest. turn as a fortunate circumstance for the country at large.—(Appluase.)—lts caudaloua acts were Dew well known to require a recapitulation of theft here. When he made this allusion to the late en,. rapt above of Commons, he by uo messes intended to hold out to the people a full and Battering hope ? I. 7`5.4 - I w: a. /.:.t 1.'314 1.1. t t k i