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Tin' Conditions ;if the contract may • be seen al the Se ercialy's Office. • , , ,Va regard will be had to 47;i1 Tender in which the Price ahnll not be instrted in words' at length, or that 'shall sot he delivered to a . the Bornurbefore lialftjeast:Two o'Cloch on eh( .said Monday next, the 18th Instant ; star nielert the 'Person rho wakes the Teenier, or sonic a Person an his behalf; a11en ,.1„. , to ansitetr when called for. VICTU...II I,IMG Uh H JCR, .i.Vdv 12, 1816. I P - n ciMISSIONERSIor VICT(I.4LLIN G. T • ti • " .111.9 1V..-IPrr do hereby . ji - tve .Notice, that on Tuesday next, the f 9tla iostaat, they will be ready to receive Tend.:rs (ertled 'nfi), and treat for Forty T . o»s of AvrrElt, to be delivered into Ills Majesty's I ) ietualling, at .I)eptford in the.iyace of one month and to be paidl for by pills ?tremble, with Interest,Ninrty Days after date. 14C Condfitoirs of the Coitract may be. seem, at the St . . arrtary's • Xoi - ,Eard will be Imrl to any ?ender it which ,the Pitiy a4.4.!l not lid in.yerterl• words at length, ~os!„,(hat shalt slot be delfvered to the Board,brfore Pnoro'elock I »cthe #ald . 44:11, - Me (9th zoi..-Icztit44, Ma who A.rz rep thei"ender, or sonie Person or; his: behttlfouttendi to duobuer woven ealled fur.' . ~. . ly Co.ttimthsoN,•oooproutg, awl Co re . sveytfully kohmit to their,Frietalt, mitt tiotPutxfic, 1 , 14 Savitac A.)li.lte NOW Yr.tr'4l Slit* Lottery, cott.i ist i lig 9t :on i L 2,000 'tit:Lei al ' it . l I t fit, Prizes 'are Sterling 'Money and with SIMI c; I . hail 40 capitals -of Ottitieus, 'the lowtsr Prue is Se-. tent eett Potittds.t.-• . • . .., SCJIEM E. .2 of .... L.20;000 A 1, 0 ,10 6 a .. 4'Ji) .... 800 GOO. 100 00 23 Cuineasi are .. 1..42,;000 thilite'ac are V 0,600 Gui eas 41. re . Ow 'leas ate 3,950 Gtri 0 tiis are Guiaras tre Ail SO Gai9v.as are Gili4o4l are . 7 .: '1,1410 Gaiat'as are .... OtijiiciV. are 21,000 ur 11100 111.5 4 * •••••••• • • • • • • • Pounds are .....25;;,00 1 ,M U T cte:ts. 1.120,000 First prawn Prize. rirst Day 1,060 Guineas. tuil'aini ;Olt Drawn Prizes lint Dal., ADO GOineas each. sth Drawn Prizes fr first Day 400 each. tith, 7th, &titli.DraWii Prizes Fiist Day 'SOO Guineas each. FirSt 500 ttlanbs lintwit 25 Guineas _ . nrst prawn Ptitc Secnt4l/ztY !xUal tad ..nd 3rd Drawn Pila% Second Day boo nuineaa each. ...... Degins Diuwing 41st January, 1817. • Second I/ay, gist Jouttary.-1..c.4 Day, titlt rehrtinry. , e 'llidliAliDSON, GOOOLUCK, and Co. respectfully solicit the iVtitilatult. of . the Puhilc nt.their Offices, Curtihill and Charing-eras, where oily favorite Numbers may be secured 'Ay on to;ii iy application, and tvlo:ro they Sol, in Shares, in the Lou Lottery Contract:-- - , No, 073 .. VO,OOO - 1,650 ' 5OO B,S2S ... ~... • 10,000 3,493 11;794 .. 10,000 4,507 . Ift,tivi 482 .. 500 I & c. &e . &c. ALI, STERLINO MONEY—NO STOCK PRIZES, In tilt sT.vrE Lo1"1'1•:RY, of only 12,000 TICKETS, • Tn.noglit Drawing zist JANUARY, 18 1 7. i'~coud Day, 41st January—Last Day, tall Felnuary: . SCHEME. . ..... prii e s of .... 20,000 (4uineas . L44,000 . & 6 a „.„ . 4QO Guiutaa .. .;. . . . 3,34 46 3OO Guinea s ',., 2(10 Gaiinnis 100 Guineas .. 1,680 4 150 Guineas 6 ...... • 21310 IS • 44 - iti:l 26 Guineas - el,ooo 1,600 17 Pounds ... :25;300 First drawn Prize Seeorid ditto . —...... ditto., SIO Guineas Third ditto Vitt rt li ditto Ftft It ditto ..• • .......... ditto Sxtt), dip u .. .ditto . . 4 Seventh ditto . ... ditto iightii ditto • • X` first tiqo Illtiolis entitled to tS Gditteasreach. First drawn Print Second ditto . - ditto . 500 Guineas Third ditto MIT, Contractor for Illepi•esent Lottery, ....in giving the Scheme to the Publig, hasg,reat satis faetion in' announcing that 'it bits met with the unio:llified 'approbation of, the I.brds of the Treasury; in its formation, tichas.eottsolted thy opinions . of ;various perisonslor whose judvnent he has the highest respect, anxious to prothmo such, a Sehetne as should meet with general approbation. This jiroc.lliire, while it Marto his deference• for public opinion, be woos wilt secure to him that shafts of general patronage which Ims for so many years distinguishes! his.oificea. • ft. Will he st•en that with only I q,Ol - .0 'Fitikets thisire are 43 Capii tat lilies, includipg Two a 90,000 Guineas, the .wirolir. of WhiCtr; together with the smaller • Prizes, will be paid In Illse. trey.. , The Dena lug will continence on Tuesday the - i ..lsrda .. stuary next. - • . _ .TIi.:KE,TS and .SIIAR ES aro now' on Sale at the Officof.uf T. litSfi, 4, CORNHILL, and 9,. ,and Xgriitb.tlirougliont t ho Country, wl•are particulat ur faropriti; Nuitibors may bc had • y abn rally application. • This Day was pnblished; In One vary large VoNote, Oetvu, price inboards, 1111:4 rrlIE CONNECTION bet Ween the ACiiifin WRITEIGA - and the LITERATURE of JEWISH' and KbATHEN AUTIIOIO3i, plrticirlarly that of th., Cl.,ssic..l illastiated, principally • With . a View 1., Evidence in Confirmation of Elie Truth of Ileveisied /religion. By ROIIEIII I Gray; D.D. Pt thendary of Durham and of Chlatoster, and Rector of shop Wearmont h. • Printed for the Author s and sold by F. C. and .1. Rivington; 62, St. Pani's Chinch-yard sold silso fryl-latch:lyd, Um, Of who be Ortty's other-Works: This Day. were:published, Elegantly printed in Four Winters Octavo, with Portraits of bir. blase'', Lord I foldernesie, and Dr. IlttrAls, front origi nal plcNres„ price 21.25. in boards,' 911HC , WORKS of;WILLI4AI MASON, M.A. 14. Precentor of York, and Rector, of Alton : consisting i.f the English Garden, a Poimi ; the Drannitic Poems .of Etfrida. 'and Charictacus; ',%lisecliaiterous Poems ; • Tran.la ! tion of flu ..Feesmiy's Art of.-Paintiag (skith. Notes by Sir Josh,pa, ,Reynolds) ;Sermons, published unkr the di rection of his Executbrs. Printed for T. Well ana W. David, Strand; and W . 13hicku nod, at Edinburgh. Po- an Account of 'hit ste o..larterly R. :44) FOIL COUGHS, COLDS,,&c. . VITA LS /VS CO LTS 1 7 001. - LOZ ENG ES.- Tusilage w,14 the Name given to Coltsfoot by the antients, its : value in Coughs, itc.. it is prepared it; the rota, et I.ozeage, as the must ,agreeable to palate ; and .'tkiray, that by itit gradually clissulving in the ;natal), 'may with ,more cartaimy he conveyed- to the putts affected. These Lo ;enges allay , the tielding brnsatioil which occasions Coughing, the voice, and producing the most salutary. effects ; li ii:ed u. :, preventive,. few pars.ons will he troubled with Cou g h i throuili the winter, and their price placesfliern the reach of all ranks- of people.—Sold by E. Edwipils, 68, l'aort who is the sole I'roprietor : the ge. •Litiiiit will have Abe names of Shaw and Edwards en the &tally. - • Aka, WALSH'S ANTIPERTUSSIS fur the HOOPING COUGH, a ri;tnetiy .:j proved and recommended- by the best families in tlic ktolithou. only Is. lid• per bottle. This Day was published, price tis. THE 141)INBURGII ,REVIEW, .or .CRITI- cAL . JOURNAL, ; No. LIM' Containing, , ; Art. I. Tier Works of donikthatt Swift, MD, Dean 8 f St, Patrick's, Dublin; containing additional Letteci, Tracts, and Poem's, nct hitherto published ; and a Life ditto Airtime, by NValier Scott, Esq.-42. Christ:llrd) ECttbia Rue;;', it Vision. The Paini of Sleep. lly S. T. Coleridgs: erenrh invasion of the T)rul." 'IIY .1.1.. s'. p i -j'rv'ilohts - *Of•E'lnxions, designer+ fot the-the of Students in tb e 'Unit ertt6s; By ,Wrn.. Dealt ry, :11.1). ,Triu. Col. Cambridge.--5. Voyage de Humboldt it. pdoplitiitt. Quatrie tn e Part Astrolionae.--n. `J'h, • Law, of. -Libel, in which is contained a Ueneral History of thts".Latf in ,the Ancient Codes, and of its introduc tion and . successive, Alverptidns in the Law ,of *ogilind ; 'comprehending a Digest cif all the leading Cases ration Libels, front tlitearliest to thetOresent . Time. - By Thomas Ludlow HOU, Peologio di areislak—a. Tire History of. the Clittrch SCutland„ :rook the Estoblishment - - of the Retniination tti the Reaphition, ill ost sitiog.a most: interesting Period of the political 'History of By Geo.- Cook, D.. U.-9. A . General. View of-treeYrogress of metaphysiCal, ethical, and. political Plilltomphy,,sincpthe revival of Letters in 'Ettrope. By Dugald•Sreseurt, .Esq. t being the first Disirrt tation or introductory Discourse to the •Suppliment.to thp Encyclopcorliaßritannica-40. Retirxions on.the progressive, Decline ef the Bcitish kinpirso,iind on the Nccessity,of public Reform. By H. Sebultes—Liherty, ‘,llg amend to both-;-Onarterly List of tiew Edinburgh: r Printed fur Archibald ConstahlePand Co. Edinburgh •and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Breirb, London. Of leitom*Mai he had, ' The Edinburgh Retiieiv, front its commencement in 1862, or ohy Nuaiber or Volume stkarateiy„ ECONI F.Nr.) ED AND. DIVERSE.)). IA"1:11F. . SOOl ETY FOB, MOMOTrNt; Ii.NOWLEDUE. A, new:and cotreet4.4terentylie F.dith4n, on a large Lette'rand fine l'a f ter, price Is : 4ir I,os. bd. a Dozen, was this Day pub ' lishid of • ' N INTRODUCTION to the XX.. LEDGE: 'tit the Cl-11t1STIAN - ItELIOMN. 'VI Two Parts. 1; An Explan'atio'n . of the most matetiat Wadi and nings in ttie- Church Catechism., K. Art Explanation t he Two Covenntstsj thc,gl:eat Feasts and Fasts of the Church :44;1 s'othe Terms, designed pierare . Petiple- tor maersianding Seftn‘olitt,lthe Holy Siripthftsv and other good 'B auks. l'o:whieb.nre 0.1'4 Furtus , of ytayac,,64.e. fu J' bCrtrilLOCCaiiolls* • By fl. CIIOSSsmAN, mA . •••'. • 'Beam* of bittle Bromley, Essex. • , Prrtited fOr o.';int) Nn: 62, P 4. r Igor, t....ykr,tr, lionhaeltent rt.. the Society for Proalot.ing C kite . . . . . , PURSILthrr to a.Deeree of the High Conn of Chancery,'„ • Made in a Cause HALE against CLERK; ' . , rPUE CREDITORS .ati(VLEGATEES 61 AN. DREW MA.IENDIE, late of Madras, fin the Easi. Merchant, deceased (whu died in the car 178.2), are by their Solieitori to come in and prove their Dullts -• and claitu-,their Legacies before . JOIIN CAMPRF.LL, Esqui're z one 4if the Masters of the said Court, at his Odiee in South— . anipton-bnildings, Chaneery-laife, London, on or before. the 10th day of-January, tal7; or, in default thereof, they will he perempurily excluded the benefit of the said Decree, TO PREVENT FRAUD. • E Pnblic are tunSt earnestly requested, when porehasing.DAY and MARTIN'S Ulacking, kcsobsvrre that the Address is perfejty clear: and correct, particularly. the Number 97, as a sure means to prevent their being im posed upon by a srlitrOUS and ti ilc. composition instead of the ()riginal ; the supetiorlilies of abuts bare ensuro its universal ['lie for many Years. DAY and 'MARTIN, 97,' High Holhcirti. ADM[ S - are most respectfully infornietl, 2.1.41 through this niediout,, that every description of WOOL LI:N cLoTus, Vi!ottia. Scalskin,:Jkloritto, .VittOurtti r ;;rid, other (:10111 for 'Ladies' -14ehita.. Diehri! Pvlinest Shawls,,Cloaks, and for every Gatotent Made oflVoolleti„iti the greatest variety of texture, add in the itiost :beautiful tact colours, are to be purchased iat ...Crii.FOX's Warehouse, from 7s. to . 801. per yard, all _ two yards widg. Oil paving ready money, the satine price will -be tareit as-'ii eliArged: to . Dress-makers owl retail Shopkeepers; m 110.13117 torkell Cr, FOX, Ladies' Woollen 'Manufacturer % 211, Aitipittco, corent.gartica.,-N. LI. 'Haberdashers, • Linen:dritpelli Silk-mereeri suppliCil as usual. • - • . . . MEDICAL BOARD, CRAlttOrrg HOPS - E, SVRItEr TIOCTORS COOi'EIt I J .1 UN 'MU, a tut DU*. CAN, Phys;elairi. to the hie:Heat at. Charldrte House, Riad:friars-road, have ascerta4nett, that apwards^of SOOO Patients are, cured annpally of presulling disordyrs, that hundreds were in' a distrressing state; owning t , i quacking themselves, and by consilltinguten igiioranit of the peofi•s4ioni who deceive the fly tipvciotis promises.and as,. vertisewentri. Erujitipsis face, anti atel thrilat, swellings iii the neck, nodesun tile shin bone*, )iaiiis ia.the • head and limbs, frequently ta'aill fur the rtt#o - swelled uncles, and nervous debility, are , dim:ova which appear years utter, unit tjtu eunsequelicea of inipropet treat ii,ent, 'Drs. Cooper, - 'll , lunioe , and 'Dinealt, etre ti.ttiiPlt4d, elailyy from eight till eight, or by letter, containing a Ceti; and the. 'Poor ihtve.athev on 71 1 E441 0 .1, Tlittrsditys, null Suntlays, till tvkdve it'suict (loot' aid private rooms fin TIME'S TELENCOM FOlt 1817. On the 19th Instant trill he publktilletlith the Ahniknachsh ~, • „ , Trice 9! . i. 1n extra bo,u-41.9, ... DIE'S TEGKSCOPS for 181'7 ; or a Cons- . , plte Goide to the . Alinaiyieti : gontaining-- ! i. 'An 4i.. rr 'hlausition of Saints' 1).. 1 nod Holidays; witis llitistrations of I3t ilist.ity and Antiqnities, arid Notices 'of .of;soleti! Itittafind Citstonis.—t. Sketches of ,Compavative.ChrYhoir.. gy,—A. Artronornieal Occurrence.s in every Nltnithl ' 0 . 01:,- prising Remarks on the Pheitorneto of the,Pele!,:ti;il titaiies ; eintl-7-i. The Nitttaiiiist's Diary; explaining t hel-arious Ap pearances:inthe Animal and Vegetable Kingdoint. To which is prefixed, an Introduction, contaiiiiiits the Principles of 'geology. The whole being enliVened with illustrative and ~ii:cor. a tive ExtraCts froni our most celebrated Poets, ancient and ruo.lern: With an Index to the preient * and three former , Volunies. .. . .. . f.,,onaon t- ta . ri 4 ited foe Sherwood, Neely , an . 4 ',Tones, Paixt. noittr - r row.i . ! . ' ' ' .0 ' . ' - This Pity wits published,- In Two Volumes Oct Heel, illustrated by Twelve Historical. . Encr.kringis, price th 10s. noards H IVE UNNIAsKED; being att Historical an 4 thilosoptical Account of that Tre tutpdous Tribunal: founded on -authentic ; and exhibiting the necessity of ids Suppression, as the Meow- Reform, and Rip:m.l'4lkm. Written and published at thi tittle when the National Congress of Spain was about ''.tn de liberate on %hit linpurtant hleasttre. By 1).- Antonio Putsr. , Translated. from the Autboes enlarged Copy, by Win. Walton. Esq, London : Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, Poi er nostor-rosa ; Booth, Dul,e-,treet, Portland-piaci/ ; sold also by William Blackwood, Eiiinbutglt ; and J. Dublin.. This Day was published, In One Volume limo, price 53. in boards, the Second • Ed it ion, of SANCHO; or, The PROVERBIAUST. By J. W. CUNNINC.iIIANI, A. M. Vicar of Harrow. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Dariei, Strand; and .1. liatchard, Piccadilly. Of whom . be had, by the same Author, if. The Velvet Cushion. Tenth Edition. Trice 51.. in boards. 2. De Ranee: a Poem. Second Edition, Octavo, Price 61. in boards. 3, A World without Souls. Sixth Edition. Price Ss. i• TO TW ADMIRERS'OP 04-thtf First of Decirober *ill be published', r. Tiice to' be' 'etattinbitl Monthly, of a sopt•rb Edition , ol • • -: ANTI'QUARIAN CABINET. Each sailriuntain 10 beautiful Engl-livings, with Leller-Pre , it Deorlptious,ptinied an Royal Sro. 10 Notiihets !,u lona a Volook, c..42mprls:og 100 bighly tinistled Plates, Ltaidon : Pobtilhett Stierwo , id, tieely,•andJOlleS, Isat.pr• nostetcruw, antl , o:ay , be hail of. all llooksellall. • .S.EVEiRITY AV rf Fsli t ire A NO?. It ICA. FiceM HR 130iT0 4 1 PALVADrtINI,' , OCT, 4. The followitig -article fii)m 1110' IVorcesier, Gazette tVecinestlav ."" " During the last week we experienced several severe frosts, ‘vhich iistve des.troyed..most,of ate hotter rrf .the . backwardness of the spring, together with the cold and drought Of the Aurnmer,..so. much. retarded the growth'of Indian corn, that very- little hopes, wete enter-, rained of-its arriving at Maturity, unless the cold .weather vho u ld be delayed , in the nottno4is long as it.lingared. in the spring. *lt frost: Ints:ctone before the cnrn . W 3.6 beyond. its reach. . Virhethe'r the crop is entirely cot off is somewhat doubtful. in th e o rininn of lome,fermers• it .is. -Others think it is not,—Nearly all, however, 'are'cuttitig op. their corn in .order preserve, what' is left. After ctl3, we apprehend no ,real scarcity of bread stuff's. The crops of rye andwhent were abundant, :fort sufficient, we approhend,.for the consumption of the people." We presume onr ttendels, will bear with Plea* Vitt Mr., WILLIAMS (11ofloritry. Oculist to C. hi. sLo`urs XVIII.) is returned to his house, No. 3, Red Lion-square (with a multi plicity of tile. most honourable tetimoarals), in order to resume his practi9e in England, which be_ has so !ting' neglected for the welfare of a tirtiltitride of .the unfortunate inhabitants of France and the Lew Conntries,, rhoin he fotunfatilieted with Diseases of . the.lLyea or ,Eyelids ; and it Bp. pears evident by such of the French, ,and other Journals ,we have seen, and private Letters we have received, that his _exertions, success, and disinteresuctiess, have been equally conspicuous. Que of ,the many persons of distinction who have been benefited in Valls, .is the Countess de Loyoute; ;his Lady was. restored to'S,iglit of an lays which lfad been abandoned a,s incurable for upwards of 53 years : she yesitles I " Rue MotOeur le Prince, " ' where the remedy ',Heirs() her Ey e s, by one - of her Friends. The Cotortess de Chargere, "Ittre de la Sourdit T ei" and the Countess de Padniska„ . " Rue des Pjetrirg, ,St. Paul," have ..Os() been restored. to pertirt Si lts, altlough their cites were considered lobe that_of the nattwenf Glitta Serena, or weakness of the Optic Nerve*. We are ;11.•>u requested ,to state, that Air. WILLIA:',Is will rest'iv'e Patients on _Monday the usual, frau. twelve , to tour, o'clock, tttatii the [Jth of December net., .the day fixed.onl i fir his departure fpr a part at the Continent he has never, myisitell, in compliance with the solicitations oC,ts person o . f distinction (one in whose family - it seems, is . totall,y, 141100 4 althnngb slat-v(1,01c possibility of the Person being restored to Sight by his ItoJnerly if . tvar . tted with ,itts much ceitaiutyal wrre pre. It is a more I..)epili:ti• ikle4stire f , n. us .. I .tuus (itot to riottottnce; tit:tt ; tliePoorqt 11 Xi tNyitlikittvidio'g,Os ,. , absence) ? blot; bee ttotltippe, f to to recvived, ,Oratis, at dig Rdyal 'PencralDispe - psary,,Pd, High Holborn, by Mr. Vtt.t.tatots,,jllll. car hy,an.AEsistant ;. and that'all . 4etters, post f ree ,. will ba,dolyanswered by him. sell (it they. arrive On - Or before the pith day of tand afterwards by his Sun, but that u others..ean possibly be, received. 111 M W.:itactuyvtic be v/001 not pertuit, the names oi re •i4 jotes or:either of tho aibnvu Littlicb t j Le ki4blithed j if he hail opt been dniy , Fl PAPERS. .'tliAmnErt iiF.Ptht:IS:,'SITI:ING or Nor. 7. he nine hureaux formed by lut.for. the yerid— cation of powers met and proceeded to business. Eight of these Bureaux consist 'of 26 Members each, and . the 9th 0f.23. The respective Re;- , Porters will be heard this day.,,, , . . 'After returning . thanks tit the National Guard for the o6er made through the medium of the Doke of Reggio, the President, put the.nuestion, on the order of the day, for . 'examitting the Ali. 'nutei ot'Election Prpeeedinks, and, it Was de. aided that the investigation should be public. The irregularity attributed to the proceedings in the Department of Ain; rtiaAve . to the election .of M. Camille Jordan, being covered by.au evi dent majority, his return is cntyfirrned. 'Zievernicases we re postponed' Until t h e d oers . •rneut necessary t7ir determining them should be presented. Michelet, of La Creuse, having united to tits qualifications the delegation, which his father 1184 . ruade to him of his,. had been nominated.— ,On:this case a ditlictrity arose,, theconsideration of 'which was also adjourned. M. de:,Pily-Maulio, of the bordogtK, pro duced only. the certiticate of his last year's taxes. 'On his own'trequist iris confirmation was post .poned until he produced the ,certificate for the present year. In consequence of the want Of a sufficient num her of voters, no nomination has .been made for the Cote tl'Or. - election of M. Castal-Bajne, of the Gcrs, is couarmed, notwithstanding lime irregularities, in consequence .of there beiag an absointe city otvoters. de Villele rultiressed the chamber an the subject. of the election- for- the- .Pas-de-Calais. He stated flat theproceedings had..been strange ly influenced by it letter from the Prefect of the Department to an. Elector,.. which he read .:as , follnws • • "Si r i —totit duty as .an Elector is ttiVtly important, nt the ntmnvnt when'tlis Colleges hold iti:their the'destieits of France. • •,• , • . " Rtilect, Sir, on the spirit Which dictated the Ordinance of pie st h s2 of tieptember, Pid the firig drisolve the Chen hvt irt . er,det to recouipole it of ,the sarne olements ? Doubt- Icsi Bot. I ma desired to declare, to repeat, and to write, that the Kit* will.see eith , displzatatre those Peptities who distinguish. eel themselves in the last Session, bye marked, attachment tqh, the'rna3arity which was opposed to the Government, seated hi the new Chamber, 'II. no your atrivol et'Arms, rlo me the honour local! on rue. I atnthe only person thet eau nifthe you nequalotedvoith the mind of the tiling, Ni. , ;th lAA real • ' . • # e • '% ail all, do not fail to perform su sacred duly as that of 'giving your vote. The King, France, tlii.Charter, claim 7t. ‘,‘ I hare thr, honour to he, with the most distinguished cunsidetution, " " Master of :ll.cquebts, rnd Prefect of tit* Dcpartutent o(tlie Pail-de-Cubic" M. de Villele inferred, from the letter be had read, and which he 'lttid on the bureau, that its object was the exclusion or ma who possess ed 4114 conditions ut eligibility required by the Charter. influence bad for its principle the abuse of tin name of the - King, and the tnen.ire of Otis displeasure against every elector w!lo :lid not agree to the exclusion•commanded in his ty's name. lit. caichided by moving, confoiln• ably to the c,onstittrion of the Chamber, the exa minations rtf the proceedings on the election for the Pas-de-Odais. 131Anquat liaillcul oli4erved, 'that the cues. tion on which the Chamber had to decide:wnsthu legal validity of the prneeedi s ngn of the Electoral Body, and , by no means considerations which `were independent or rather fdreign to that tines. The tiocstion on the ailiourntnent 'was put to the vote. attempts to 'ohtliio a clecitlt+f► lvfc the result uncertain andit.very tfiliqlated ticlaate followed. - - • Tits tpie!)tiolt bin;; put to the vote a third = „ time,. the Vettitll4 front the Pat.-de-Calais lyere I collfirtriett. - Th i .e verificotion of tile elections was ontinueA . 114 w 11 tti that of tin Sfatlie ineltmive. Adjourned until to.mort ow. . rAft,q,'Nov, 9,--Prelimittary canferenceshave coaitilepcgd.at the. ()ilice tor'Pervigii Affairs witix Ole of Aw.triti, .Prancee - and ,If for tiie execution of the tinilikres liken‘ty agrea...tipon at,Vientin, Icl , Ative to ate iabnlitifin, of OpSia‘e •yratle, iocloiling t gcnenti system oe defence frig4iMit Pr)Vel.S. FAVC lief CCU. COiISUI* tt. COC. PaZ 4:os pnblisheil, price ls. ~ rII I III. S VEECIt. O(,COUNSILIA)It try • LwA, delivered at 4111'00E., Oct. 31, 1916. .The inttrest 'excited bY CrittifselV)r precll on the 'Trial of Guthrir versus'..Sternr, lonecrcrilleep and unii , rrsal, must g: ! vr plsee to.the following Oration,,,which has trot, per: hops, been surpassed ny the most happy and brilliant effu jolts of 'a FOX", a Sheridaii,*or a Borlic. 'Priut,-d for T. Hookliain, j un. Old Bond...street.