The Sun. — London, England, 1807-04-09 00:00:00

,4 - ; - s .i 1 ...- - ;;)\ 11 ; I. N' ~, „7- 7, •:NY •re 4- '1 "; . '7 , rA ! ' ~- ~.,- ;;-4,4 ."-'''' ..tatt i lA t ... 7 ‹; ' , Ni .i -f r • 4 ril 7 A.4iti L f • • • • s tip , v!, Y. 1_1,4 —4'6a , .',l) .tt• INTuiii4Eit 4544.1 'l' Li. U J , D A APRIL 9, 1807. tpwch srltiitzct; NEVER ACTED. THeATRE ROYAL, DkURY-LANE. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the ir,,t,Lea wh Ticket:a ;he GOVERNM I.N t' ST AT E LOTTER Y, which' he K ins Drawing on T ES DAY NEXT, evqty 1 ickca drawn on that I)arwili 6: a i'fize. • IrHIS PRESENT EVENING, April g, .1807, -will be performed a new : Comedr. lye Mts. c4lled A DAY IN. LONDON. The eltaritcfcro-by•• `Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. Dt; CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL, fir: H. S-10b01•1S. - Ml' CHERRY, Mr. luOrmoNii, LV Mr. WEIT4hR, Mr. PALMER,. ,• lOANSTONE, Mr. DOWTON, Mr BARTLEY, Mr. IviATHEWS; • Miss DUNCAN, :Alas MELLON, Miss BOYCE, ' Miss RAY, Mrs: iiCOX Miss TI OS IV LL.• • • In Mt IV, a Song by Mr. JOHNSTON E. The Prologue to bespoken ISy Mr. A RILEY, And. the Epilogue by NisS DUNCAN.. WITH • ..ISO SONG NO SUPPER. Frederick. Mr. GIBIiON 4 Crop, Mr. DIG N-UM ' - Endless, Mr. ivrATHEWS ; . Robin, Mr. BANN! ST E R ;. Dorothy, Mrs. BL A N D ; loUtsa (first time) ; Miss Kk L Ly ; • Nelly, Miss MENAGE; Margaretta, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35. bd. Second Price 2s. +Gallery ZS. Secon' Price 13.—U ppci Gallery Is, Se-, [And Price bd.— No Pvloney, to be returned. for lioxzs tube takcit at the Box-Ai - ce, in Little t.ussel-streef. The Doors to be opened at .1 - lalf-past give, and begin at Half-past THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 10, 1807, will be performed • • OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE. Othello, Mr POPE; lago Mr. C(YOK.E; Desdelnoni, Miss SMITH. WITH HARLEQUIN ANii&ol-1-IZil GOOSE; 'Or, `ll-I"E•GOLDEN 'BUG. I'6llool Charadl..rrs, Mother Goose, Mr, SI M.. 110 NS ; Colin., afterwards .1-larletitint, Mr. MN G •and Mt. 80. • 1.06 NA, jun. i. Avaro, afterwards PaMaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bogle, afterwards Clown, M. C KlbrlikLpl r Orldfish, - Mr. MENAG E ; cabi n ...guy (with a Song, .viarerre,M - AL LEY ;. • • Columbine, Aliss EARI„.E. On Saturday, The Mau 6f ilie World and Nlother Goose. Mr. .Ic.enlble being sufficiently recOver6d Main his late in. dispo4tion, the last new . favourite .Cornea yi-called Town and Country, Will be performed on Monday next i with tiler Goose. • On Tuesday next will be produced a new Pantomime Bal let (which has been a tong time in preparation) -- cdlled The 94re and Little Thumb ; ot, The Seven Leaguelsoots. ESSRS. CHARLES and WM. KNIrVETT most re.4pecltniir inform - . the Liability and Gentry, lhat•in corn pliiinee- with the request or many.ot their Friends, tbr their better accounnudakion, they have engaged the 'it - eat • ROOM 'Zit the Open, .Hyuse . yor their ANNUAL BE. wiii take place oh FRIDAY, to Bth of Maynext and in aiLtition to. the inany eminek eettormers - of 'last year, they have to auzzoutit;e the asslst kictor Signor NALDI • Particulars of lilt-Concert w•iHl be duly advertised. pROVIDENT LWE INSURANCE.and AN- PmdoNnutTy OFFICE, So- y thanzon-strect, Stral l d, . . • sitzsin ENT , The Most Noble the Marquis of BU CKI NG HA M, K. C.' ..7 .. ~,;- t' —" v tuE-rkEstnet:rs,. Atiatqui so f a li S b nry ,K..G. Viscount C het wyncl , Lord Temple' I Viscount Duni:24'4On Viscount Bulkeley Lord braybroase. • . • Titurrazs. , • .-.. . - , Marquis • of Buck inghaili I Lord Btaybrixike: '. . William,Pracd, Esq. M. P. , . sk'The o'ojed of this Institution is to encourage the truly . utirthle aesignof Lite Inturancemict , ProviSion for Old A ge, 'reducing those minsactiuns to principles of the utmost pus. Ville Public Benefit i With this 'view an • extensive 'Society Noblemen and Gentlemen have entered into a'Subscrip, i.ort of 2500,001. to constitute an Origin:ll CaPiral; and, Zak-. *lg Uporntheniselv.es the sole retponiibility of the Establish. nient, they entitle the Persons insured and - Annuitants to par ci cipate ix Profits, after the expellee:: Of an economical ma.. lE4Kernent are defrayed, in which. th e President, Piredurs, 'rostees, and Auditors ad gratuitously: : Thus, by the spe fic Sums insured, and the division' of contingent Profits, It'.erY Member has•thc fullest possible value for his Payments, ..,,I!,hout bnubjd to: calls upon. any losses whateVr. 4 'its important s and e unprecedented advantage is peculiar e to the Provident Institution. .." Military Men insured at this Office are not -charged with 411 3 t additional Premium, unless called into actual Service: _ No A 'dmcie fission .Fees are required ; n o r is " any 'charge made ror Polis. mice and Annuities may be eff ected any day within 1 . 11 .11ce Hours, which ate from T en t ill F our. • - • .. N. D. ST. CROIX, See.. ; A Pamphlet,. explaining the Principles .and T e rms of thi s : Listitution, is published by Messrs. Cadell and Davies ; and " 14 Y bii had at tile House of the Institution, and Of the Agent 4. *icl Booksellers, price 6d. • -- This Day was pubiished, El egantly printed in One Vol. BVo. - ju i ce los. 6d . i n boards, IA New Edition (being the Si xt h) o f INF.ANtY; or, The Managernent of Children; I ..)idadj., : poem, in Six Books. To which are added, 'Pls. not befont published. m a i inted for T. Cade:l and W. Davies, Strand; and Trew. - a nd Son, Exeter.' Of whom may be had, by tile. same Author, 2. • T ''oerns to rliespia, Bvo. 4s. in boards. • agedies, Crown Bvo. ss. in boards. . AN ADDRESS. WHENEVER the Proprietor of Dr. NORRIS's _ , DROPS solicits the attention of the _Public,• it is Wi th tt l ; '' a Pleasing confidence, inspired by the knowledge that • n'' celebrated Medicine is•too unaversatly tamed tbr its un tCol.tiflettvirtues as :;'S Specific in 'Fevers r . ,:fevery l d es criptio n, iprsra ti0n. 3 , 1 and all Disorders arising from o b struct t.,. e spi. - Poss es ''" reknit such an Aildreso to appear intrusive ; for to not ' ,ability to-save a Fellow-creature's life, and .use it incr o i t 'l be deficient in duty to God and Society. The nu_ other •testimonie/ of gratitude' fur health restored, when all Lltens have failed best prove its title to the universal ‘, / -' ' , : t p li r l i l , 4 ;i , ti° !' . ir has oh c taiiLi.. That motives of pin.sliould have ij .., 1 7 , il umbers Of eXp , ng the undvalled Eflicaq of ' IL4 "i," '° r bv Chc introatidion ot a iieler , :rtous:Ctittliterleit, is to 'e arthinted . but the favoitt of Government has per, mitten an etfretual g . t.iard against this base fraud, b). filename ot ~ Thomas Nor:is Nloore!' engraved - on the stamp round each Bottle: "A S the "tamp Duty ii4vtqually . eX tends to Ex portation, this indisputable 'L4 hoped Druggits and Venders will attend to mart: of their being genuine, as all possible means have •a ► ic i •., ‘ . , WIII be ta k en, to -expose such a dangerous I mPosnien In the. West. tudia Atlantis, where. they are highly valued as a sovereign Remedy in thr Most malignant o f .1 ) u. trut 1: isortters, called the 1: - . 1:: L Low fEVF. R . The Family Bottle, 2 - . s. to be had only at the Dcaor's Rouse. N are o.- 29, Lower portati on Brook -street ; wltz.: Orders for Ex- Sold wh o l esa l e and retail ed. Smaller sizes, at i is. and s. 9(1. qxicrd:rdrs. mt .. by. xiji b i t i. BACQAI alts Co : No. 's'), : NOIUKHAM.PTON, Aritit 7. qO7. AT a Nubjerons'abd llespeetable MLETING of the I NHABI C'A'NTS ot t i TOWN', held ttn•st,tay, in coniequence of a Requ'isition the 3,1„,y or, tor the pur pose o r talking intnednsnieraitint.:tne pruptiety bf addrebbing His Majesty at tins important Crisis, - • • , '[UsHtJA COOL:11, Esq. ALyor, in the Chair;. The folLowing.Addrcss.,was carried by a great M a j or i t y, an d • •o.dered to b; prepared tor-Signature's TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, Mosr,Gk.etou,i SOVEItEIGN ! We, yourAijesty's'nio cl 6c utlini:and loyal Subjects, the Nlarer L Lailitia, Burgeoes, other Innabiunts of the Town of Northampton, acg leave to approach, your, At,- jesty with increased sehttimuts ofAttachinein, Veneration, atid Gratitude. We have long acknowledged, with the warmest senti ments of gratitude to kimighty God, his great - mercy to these kingdoms, raising up a King w i ns, wno, in the days of Innovation and Change, has been ever found firmly and unalterably attached to those Principles on which our Coil stitution'is established, and to wziich not only your Majesty owes your. Crown, but we, your People, owe our Civil and Religious 'Liberties, and Happiness and Prosperity As a Na tion. • We trace, in humble admiration, the Principles of Modera tion and f ustice, as-wei I as - Firmness, which have direded your Majesty's Condud towards your Roman Catholic Subjects., 'sour Majesty's attaChinent to the • Established Relivon of your Dominions, and your conviction of the truth or those Principles winch, at the Reformation, rescued the Inhabi-' tants of these Relalnis front Papal §upersinion and - Jteligious Tyranny, have been uniformly seen to be accompanied with the most just and enlightened Principles of Christian Tolera tion. All the Laws which partook of a spirit of -Perseed tion and Intolerance, have, in your Majesty's mild and truly Christian Reign, been repealed.; and your Majesty has only rettised to yieid to tiistse further. demands Which are in no degree necessary to the more tree protession of Religious faith and enjoy ment tit•Keligious Liberty ; but which ann only at the possession of Power, Civil or Al wry, and which, it grant. ed, without satisfying or-removing discontent, would fur nish only fresh:pretences and arguments for new Claims, and fresh encouragement .to the hopes ofstill further advancement to. Political,Power and to Religious - listablishinent. ,These, therefore, your :Ildjesty's Wisdom , has-lound -it necessary. to withstand, as the only .mode of secur ing the Lstablished Re ligion 'of , your liominions from those inroads which could nut be made upon it wtdiuut shakiog the title to yoitr Ma jesty's Crown— without endangering the Voundation of our . Liberties, and 'without lung Ling our .best hopes for a con:. tintylce of those . Blessirigs'which the Almighty, i n hi s mercy and bounty, has so long continued to [MEOW upon ffris,erotestant Land. . . We humbly beg - leave to assureyour Maje;ty,-with the Most perlect contikience,that your Majesty,mhurnced by these Principles, and acting With tiieseY sews, has established your Thiiine in the hearts and atteetions of your Subjects, and will.contutue to experiehce•the most zealous and .adent sup., port from the duty, attachment, aid loyalty of an atfeCtiull.te anitgratetul People-,a People who,'devoted to the - interestA and 114 ppitle4S nt their Country, think inein.,ei ve4 strong ly called upon to express their sentiments 01 loyady and (lazy to the CrOWD., wtiezi they behold the Sovereign who wears it : , exerting authority in the preservation 0t those barriers which time Wiatiorll of our Ancestors rhunglit" pe,,essaiy for the Defence of time Establishments and tne.Security of the Conga utuin ol 11115 Kingdom. . . RESOLVED, That time Members in Parliament for the Town be request. ed to,presein the apoVe Adoress.to IcEsuLvED, That the Andress be ,inserted in . ' the NorttiaMptOn Met , cury, Tlid Suit, the Courier, the Morning Chrouicte, and , the Star. . . • RxsoLvEn, , lOSIII/A Mayot.-: That the Than kS•of this Meeting be given to the Mayn't' itrr his readiness in calling the Meeting, and tor his inipar. tiality in the Chair. ALTERATION OF TH,.-E ,POOR LAWS, As proposed by a Bill noiN pending in Parliai4ent. A T a Diii,'ETING Of ..tho COAL. and IRON 44 A hIANUFACTUREWS, and TRADEs. M bisT:of the litlN 1)1( E L.) ofSCARS DALE . , in the COUII.. TY of DERBV, Meld at-the House of Mr. William. Lovett', the'Aligel Inn, in Chesterliaa, in the said Ilutultett,Att Thursthy the zct por. of Aprd, and (by Adjourinnenq on the hay but one following ; Esq: in- the Chair r. It Was tiOahlinously resolved, That the 'Alteration of the Poor Laws, as proposed by the said Bill, will be lushly ob. jet,tionable, for the following e . atuoagst many other, red. 5011$, VIZ. -zst, tiecause it is thereby proposed to .Assess to the Poor, arid, alSoto the County Rates, all Stocks Trar.Li, and ail other personal Property. ;. to ascertain the annual value of which, by - the means of Parish °dicers, will not only he es_ tremely harrisAog to the Sobjett,..but must also occasion an increased price to the Ptiblic tot every Raw and Mauutadured Article whatever. • • zdly, Because the proposed Bill will Completely;prevent all getters of Raw Mat.rials and - Alanutattures from getting and accumulating (as is the Common case) large Stoat& on hand at times of the year .when (from scanty of Water in Ca nals, atvi a variety of other causes) they eannot find a sale or consuniption fot their Commodities ; the• consequence of which will tie, that large numbers of Workmen and La bourers must,• in the first instance,_ be tenyoratily thrown Out lA ... Employ, to the charge of the Parishes ; and-the Conn. try at large will in consequence be thereby ultimately' both oppressed and inconvenienced. idly, Because the ascertaining the correct annual value of "Stocks in Trade, and other Personal Property, by the means of Parish Officers, is, in the opinion of this Meeting, imprac tiCable ; an'rtherefine, that the Oath, if - noosed b the Bill upon the PariSh.Officers, when taking their imposed Assessments to the Quarter Sessions for adoption by the Magistrates as to the County. Rates, must be alike embartassing to the Offi cers, and nugatory in-its effects. • it • • 4thly, Because is proposed by trie•said 13111 to extend the Plan of assessing Stocks tit Trade and Personal Estates to 'tie County, as - well as to the Poor RateS, except in the Counties of Middlesex and Leicester, by mesas of whicitexemntion the Manufadurers, Merchants, and 'frActesruen of, those two Counties will, it is apprehended, be wholly or partially exempted fromithe operations (at.tlie hill; which is conceived by this Meeting to ,be sit Ullthltidistinzlion, and manifestly, vying the"Mercharits and Tradesmen of those. t o Counties great commercial advantages over the Merchants and TradvS men of the other parts of the. Kingdom. • And, lastly, Because no Tradesman can have sufficient confidence ih his "frade -(when , subjected to so h'eavy 411:i no vel an impost) to warrant him in keeping a usually large Stock on hand ; While the Hawker and Pedlar (with a con stantly small and transitory Stock) will escape the full ope, ration of the . Bill; and be' thereby enabled to urt4erstil the regular and stationary Trader. Resolved, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chair man, and pubtislied in Tue Sort, Star, Courier, and Pro vincial Newspapers ; and that tins Meeting do co-operate with every other' 'Provincial or Parochial . Meeting (aiready called or to be called) in petitioning the Honourable House of Commons against the said Bill being passed Musa Law. -IOS L PH 'LW I•Ltiit, Chairman. _ . STQCKELD PARK; , TO BE LE 1 - I`, and Entered upon at Pleasure, "THE CAPITAL MANSION of • STOCLELD .P A RK, and r oo Acres of Land lying, contiguous thereto, and now occupied by the Countess of Aberdeen. STO Cl 4. E Li) is situate .two Milcs front Wetherby and , the great•N'orth 'Road, ft • trott •figyrorigate i 7 , fai.in-K HA ret.. botough, and 16,fr0.0 York, in a pleasant, healtny,. and gen teel part of the Coatity, and in the Vicattty of tit:. Iliantluun The 11:•use will be Lett Ready Furnished.. Further Particulars may be 'known by A vrlicatien to Mr. Chadwii:k, and Mr of Ott.;y, or too ir, MULLIS Horner, arStockeid„ •SCHEME. 4 Prizes of kzo,ooo - are • - sok,oop 4 - - loopo - - - 40 t 0,x, 4 - - - 5000 lo - Ipoe - - , Woot, 10 - - . 500 -JO 0 3. 3 - I - .3000 - - - - 5 0 3000 - - - ao ' 60,000 3000 First-dravvii Tickets to each - . 30,000 25,0c0 'pacts ,C 2.50,000 FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, Ist-Day, - - ,not, 2(1 Day, 20,c00 • 3d Day, - - 20,900 4th Day, - - 20,000 • • oh Day, • • • 10,000 • 6th Day, •-•- io s ooo, TICKETS and SHARES 'are selling at all. the old este- AliOed Offices in Enttand, I reland,_ . and Scotland. PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket czy 13 o Half Zie 3 o Eighth /:2 12 o Qw.utcr --- 5 a o Sixteenth - - 6 6 NEXT TUESDAY, The. Drawing of the STATE LuTT ERY : will commence, and the First-drawn Tickeenn that Day Will be entitled to . 7 kvENTI' THOIJSAND POUNDS. . • IJAZARP, BURNE, and Co.;No. 93, Royal Exchange, who Sold all the•Firt -drawn CAPITAL PRIZES - in' the lasi Lottery, are selling TICKETS and SHARES for - the, present STATE LOTTERY. The 'Fiest.drawn Tickets on the ad, 3d, and 4th Days of Drawing, will be alsb entitled to TWEiNiTY THOUSAND. POUNDS each. ' EVERY TICKET - A -PRIZE. 4; CORNHILL,, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. BISH respe6tt'ully acquaints the Nobility, • Gentry and the Public , that all TICKETS in the STATE LOTTERY, drawn NEXT TUESDAY, will be P RI - LES:; and every Ticket dtaWn on that Day is intrinsi cally worth more than Tihrty.Guineas. - The First-drawn Ticket is entitled to TWENTY THO USA ND PttUNDS. Tip( ETS. and SH A R ES are selling in great variety at the above - Offices; wheie No. 663 ;,.a Prize 30,0001. hi the last Lottery, and Twenty otherCapitalyrizes, were sold, shared, and registered. " ' The SCHEME contains 4 Prizes of- kzo,ooo I 4 Prizes of - C5OOO 4 - - 10,000 ID . - 1000 &e. &c. &c., *** Lottery begins Nexi Tuesday. £ 1000 Soo ' • STATE, LOTTERY. 4 Prizes of - 420,000. lo Prizes of 4 - - - - loon° to - - 4 - - - S OOO &C. &C. &C. SwVl and Co. No. 11, Poultry-, and No. 12, Chariiig-cro”.. ; are selling the T I CIeETS awl SHARES of the prevail STATE LO I'TERY, to begin Drawing on TUESDAY - NEXT. • ' , . .This Lottery contains an unusual number of the highest Capitols, and gives to the airy Thousand Tickets to l.. c.tcll,- over' and , above, 'any ocher I"rixes that may. be drawn agitity,t Wtcni.. EICIITEUI. CAPITA I.TRIZES in tbelast apd,prd, Sold in upwards of Two H undred Shares, at SW I VT and Co.'s Offices-. SLIAREI) BY HORNSBY and Co. . In the last Lottery. No. 19.544, A prize of 2. , ,0001. in fifteen Shares. S7t6, a prize' of 50301. in tive Shares. 3350, a prize of 5601. in nine Shales. 44, 3 prize of soul. in sixteen Shares. Likewise in former Lotteries Nu. 3:.979, and No. 42,569, born prizes ut 30,0001. and I'woHundre.l and Thirteen Prizes from cool, to 34,0001. have been shared and sold by Hornsby and Cu. E WICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIC HT LiS, and SIXTEENTHS are no w Selling, at the lowest prices ;and . the Money for the. prizes• is 4 id on demand. ' Scheme.contains much novelty, and is highly approv ed df. : The. Drawlug, begins on TUESDAY NEXT, with a. 23,0061. tOr the Fiat-drawn Ticket on the first day ; 20,0001. 2d day ; day 3 . 2 0 ,0,01. 4th day ; to , ooo l. st h day ; - Orders by• Letter or Carriet executed -exactly on the same Terms as' it pret;c.h, at either of their licensed State Lottery Offices, z 6, Cori Mill, Sz, 'Charing-cross, and St. Marga- , act's Hill, Borough. . • • 1\ 4 - ESSRS. BRANSGOMB and Co. Jjint Con lYi fur the present Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. ii; Holborn, 37', eornbilli, and 38, Hay - market, Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attention of the Public to the Scheme of the New LOTT E RY, which will be found to,contairian unusual number of Capital Prizos ; and-the first-ariswn Tickets on each of the first four days or' drawing must be entitled to :o,ccol . each ; and the first 3300 Tickets will divide a bonus of PoacQl. over all Tickets \ 'that are by the above are drawn subsequently ; thaefore an early purchaseis recommended Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries for 1805 and 13 6, sold, in 267 difErent Shares, the following Capitals, namely, ' • • No. 3330 . . Looe/• No. 13,747 . . . 17 + 477 . tooot. 45 6 . . . 24,699 . . 1 000 l • 9219 . . 20,0001. 16,1;01 ;coot. 11,643 . . . 20,c001. 17,915 • . 210ol• 7656 . . 2c,e2.A. 4P77 • . .50031. 7757 . . . 20,0221. li,b7 4 , 5 0.201• 12 , 7 , 9 . . . 25,000 L, With r 6 Prizes of 5001. and a great number of tool. 501. Src. and where the tint 3r, , 001. and the last 25,0001. cVcr sold were shared. Seitenies gratis and 'Prizes paid en sTATE LOTTERY, To commence Drawing orr T U LS DAY NEXT - - D C EIARDSON,GOODLUCK, and Co. ()Worn • 11. hill and Charing-cross, Linda, recommend the'Scheme of the present LO . kT Yto the attention of the Public as it contains a greaterNittinber of Capital and other erizLis titan any . former Lottery, with so small a number of Tickets; and fviery one of them drawn en the first Three. Days of Drawing_ he entitled to Trn Pounds, independent of any other Prize that may be drawn against the Sante; so that -a consi derahle number of the Twenty Pound Prizes will receive Thirty Pounds ; the Fifty Pounds, Sixty, &c. &c. and the Drpving of the Capit:ilS aresbartanged, that it is peculiarly advantageous to those who purchase early. Fitst-drawryTicket, heith April, Z 20,000 Ditto, Second Day, 233 April, - Ditto, - Third Day, ad May, - zo,ceto Ditic4 Pow th Day, lath May, . za,ooo' Fifth. ;Jay, ibth May; - fo,neo Ditto, Sixth Day, 19th flay, - to,i)o) TICK ETS and SHARES are on Sale by 14chardson, Coodiuck, and Co• . . cTry LOTTERY. . . `Fi E DraWing of which being, unalterably fixed on the 1 4 th of this Month, the .Twenty-two Capital Ptiies will be determined on that day, The Public are re spectfully hitt : allied that no Tickets an be hail for this Lot: hry after the commencement of the Waiving. - Tii:ltets4r,: on sale, 51. ids. at the following Offices; Nos. 1;4 : 7, di, and q 9, Skinner-street, ; 1,5„ and X, Pickett-street, Temple-bar; %S, Cornhill ; bB, .Thread= Leettle.street ; 35, Pietaditly • z, Leieemer-square street, (.'overt-garden; 8, Minortei ; aR4 at all the Licensed I..ottery ()likes, " THE NEW HOUSE OF tONINVONg. 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