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.1 ~ / if / u 4; d. sae NUMBER 54n7.1 [PRiCit SEVENPtN'er. CONTRACT HOPS. . • •••..• '` .3.O YAL HOSPITAL FOR, SEAMEN, AT GItEENWIQII, •• ~ • Ociober 'Ol3. 'SUCH Persons as rn2y . I),‘ „•. for supplying this Hespital 'With Eight of HOPS, ) 4alf in Bags' and hairin their Pio oials (with Samples-of .Hops .intendetl, to be .Supplied) to 'rte Directors of the said Hosp l itip,at this Place, on 7 §ivrtm.DAy, the 23(1 lii tacit, at E;even o'Cloel in the , 3nyenoon ; and. im the Inea ' n Df Proposals, and aettuainied ftirtherliirtilaks, 1. : Liticaria ! , at Steward's Ogee herd. - • N.B. Noyroposal will lie y . e.c.eyelafter tl - .e hour aforesaid,' i)pr will fnybe ; attegilldt e r,),l.llaZre not agrceahle to the said! .• • • • • •s ra ht,?.l t l- '4 1 ;19; nor 9 unlpss the Parties personally attend. :• :/* 1,, " From - the 'LONDON OAZIttliR 010(4, 12. r ~ r MEETING OF By his Royal Highness the h ince of Wales, Re. gent of the United jc.inpiontofGreat B 1 it Hill .and lrelattd, in the name, aid on the bc.balt of .htis Majesty, A PRO CL A :lA.fifolsr: GEORGE P. R. Whereas the Parliament stands pion - Tiled to Tuesday, the second day of NoveMber next, in tbe name and'on the behalf of his Malesti, andby . and with the 'advice'rif hisMajeityVOlTry 66 . 11nci!, do hereby publish and declarejl7iit7tlie said rlianien t shalt be fhrt - b r proil;gad fite said second idarOr November to . Tticstrii - 51,::il1e `i'vt , eiriy. i tbirt? (1;y Of the said Montli';' 1 101: given7firlfer : to the . Loid lligt, ChaneilloPol tirit part of 'ihe United Kingdom of Great Britiiii l sind Ireland called tireat'Britain, to brelliart 'a Conti's-. slop fnr proroguing the same accordini.llY. Arid we do furiker h'ere'by, in diet - Ware and OW the bed-- half of his Majesty, and by aild witrtlie''advike aforesaid, Publish and declare, that ttie?aid Par liameut shall, on the twenty-third d 4 y of N 9-. vetnber next, be held and sit for the dispatch of divers urgent and important affairs. And t h e Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Knight?, Citizens and Burgesses, and the Commissioners for Shires and Burghs of the House of CoMmoni, are hereby required and commanded togivetheir attendance accordingly, at : Wesrminver, on the said•twenty-third day,of Novernber next. . ; . . • • . ' • .! `: • tilt a COURT. of LORA.,MAY9!I•, and A1,!,4111:VN,, IThl en in the coUNCII,. CIIA sElt of GUILIMIALL of the • CITY of LONDON, on TUESDAY, thi; 72 h day of OC TORgR, istri,vand iu the 59th 'year of tht;-11.t.4gWof Geor g e of the United Kingdom o_Cireist Britaiu attid Ireland, _ Av.sonvt.o, • THAT it becomcs the imperious duty of this • Court, as a 13ucly of Magistrates, at a moment when ill , ~ ;designi ng an d fa c ti ous me n arc attempting, by the most vio lent - and icandalLs means; to overawe the Constitutional' t akutheitilies by. Moclsers and Blasphemous Publications, to ',. l'huh iugt.tlte.Sacred ties and ohiigations of our most by vicious and insidious acts, to alienate 'the minds of thvir fellow:subiecis from their allegiance to the King, and t • rum their Veneratiotr of the glorious Constitution of these 4‘ealres in Chinch aril Statc,-,to eApress an abhorrence and i4 ttestasion of such .a • ipcblevuus proceedings, and their firm I ll etCttnlnation to enforce, to the uttermost of their power, the ..:t%e. execution' of the laws a;rainst all persons,' Who, erecting 'the standard of selitlon, diall endanger the public trahatill.: ttrof his Atecietittmd eity. Rescilved--Tbal they l arr .seniibly alive to the sufferings of Ste rt classcs.of fellow-sill,jcet , ; they commiserate their 41'r9ent but trust tempoi my privations, with the deepest 3Yoir.athy, and are most, anxious and willing; ti? the -utmost of alleviate them: but it-is impossi yle tab c,nitemplatc,.without Annie, ! grief,.andinclignation, 'fit ttprti;,le pses to,which pis ;inflammatory harangues, and • V *-'4 3 i.tdpubcatiltis of, evil di,posedpersomi, would turn 1: 1 ! - %.ese distresses of the 'loot: can'they refiaid from call- • Ori the 4..ioYal!patt. :or the.community, to' . Clunk s , a timely ;taint; by "thelrnitesence altdi Pce, PV,intt : elects which sucli.a . t owErf . ul engine, ,if Infferecl silently -' 4 " 41 Without irtc;ruption, to .advance in .its course, may prod ,;ce. li . I I T 1 t the y, .conoratuhite the lovers of Social ~ttlrrso ALL—. ..ia. •on the happy: presage•'that.; the several Authorities . stein, aware of, this necessity, and , • ir;',k l . ;s l 7l4Sltl ‘ling .Itht diroihetlpostute of vigour and re , " 11 "..7 tpCounteract the base and speeious'designs . of the t?rliolent arid gisa . tfi'eted; evitli.ntly At whrlt . to overwhelm all .elis ting to-esist all legal• Authority.; and to . " tot apais.•tlituruin of. Lair ntryiCdaild glprious,Country: • 41 qPiyed.--:.12114t21iq satisfied the fahouring • of Society need .ony to be warned of 'the dangerous • ' l engths to whi c h th e purpoSes`O . rtheir artful 'and seilticeri lusty •ieistl: them, as Itiarrumettis of ,De ;striiction to themselves orljtheir ,CouittrAl Igr,unce The 44 9efu-1 intluence of thor Eneinie,s Retie:on, * ' 4l t...l.o;,: ; tity; ard .. their lilappfne - ss ; nutintalVtina' in, b:l e rlltY unshaken, which fias; 'in'former ,! 7 . ln cta their goOd untle'rstanding ;. and,*/ by patiently re tlumselves to those difficulties which, ~ _springing 441 4/teftu titit. 4 /; ; 4 f pa i ivation of a pr'otracted war t are, it is • Cs. `• 1:...!e3VC,11 , 11;0 1 1,1e t rF el i but of a tempprary nature; and those ir i;SiUs 14 Industry Whielt* bat : e ialiWtl4nl 46- I n e gli'iti i tb4 - istitir'ittOri iyort(t,' co: •stOin.o to: them , ; 6 2 1 ' 4 % the , Vneete sympathy andiafrection,of titeireostaqy, We ermsiolation t attlieir °ma ape:piing mind, atiff ths4 attar t on of the.ll nivutse. 11 P= l *- "; , f 32; AVOODTHORPEI • 41 Given at the Court at Callt9n,-house, the I Ira :16y,0f October, 1519, in the :69,ch Year of his Ma.. essy's reign. God'save the K:og. At the Court at Carlton-House, the Ilth of October, 1819, present, his Royal 1141tries4 the Pt itic in Council : Flisitoy3l 1-114ilarss• !laving beett pleased, in the °amp_ a)id on the behalf of his Nl; : ijsty, to appuiut Bight Ilptiour able tieurge Harry Ea' Stan - aura IVarfitigtrn, to-)he Lord Lieutenant of the : County of Chester, a n al of the City of Chester and C9trity',:i the same, his LorElship' this 'day •tdok the oaths appointed tcs then • thereupuu, iustett.d.uk ‘hit oaths of Advil:Luce and Supremacy. , . Crown- (,-)//ice, Oct. 9. • , • kfcrisEit returuecl.to serre in thi i s present PARLIAMENT. ' City of Herkford 7 -Itic;!)ard Philip Scutlattior, of Kent cituich, in the County ',if - Hi:refoid, - Esq. ) , in ttia room of Ttiotuas,Powell Syinunds, Esq. deceased. • •, • . • BANKRUPTCY I•;NLARGED. W. Brown, Leadientrall-tutskeb fishmonger, from Oct. 1C to 0a.30". ' • •••• BANKRUPTS. - • • - J. Lavers, Kingsbridge, Devonshire, .woollen-manufacturer, Oct. 28, at three, 29, and Nur. 2.3,'nt ten, at the Kißg's Arias Inn KinKshridge., Attornies, Mr. W. Prldeaux,lun. Kingshridge; and Mr. W. Price, New•sqbarc., J. Roaltsley„ Shellield, grocer, Oct. 21, 22 and Nov. 93, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, ShetfieiLl. Attornies, lestrs. Itlreiligtort and Wiison,Slifflirld ; and Mi. (.varies Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton-garden, London. LIOO, Liverpool;lnerthant, Nov.. 1, s, dr I 23, at - one, at th;: George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attorii;e6 * , Mr. joi. Gunnery, Liverpooli and Metsrse , paeid:ancL-Jcilin, Palsgrave-ilace, Temple-bar, G. Steedinan, Vanxliill, Aston,". W'rfrwictlshirti,;' • vittualler, Det ; q6,l7, and Nov.Nuv. 23, Atil wrlxe, at tj.a Storli Tarvin, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Groi.:. , e Edniu..J;;:4,ll6luvr of 'Pleas; Lincoln!s•lti, LU ' ildurr•; stud Mr. Mute, Birmingham. E.. Sanders, Saint Peter; Worcester, glove-mannfacturer,Oct. 28, 29,: anil Nov. 9.3, at twelve, at the Neldlorse Inn, Wor cester. Attorniis, Mr. James Platt, New ;BUsviell- Lincidn's-f tin, London; and -Meso a. Wellcs.and Sansone-street, Worcester. Itoliert - Stope, Floure s ,Northamptonsliire, baiter. Oct. at six, 26, And Nov. 23, at eleven, At the Talbot inn, 'Powces ter. Attornies, Massrs: And 'Butterfield, Geay's Inn-stjuas.e, Londpii ; and• Mr. Toweeter. J. Petetb, Dorking - , Surrey,lii-ne-linruer, Oct. -46, SO, and 'Nov. 23,•at Vleven, atGuiialcril,. London, ,Itturney„,Mr. , West, Son',llatuptoii.bAildi,igs, Chancery-la:It. H. Suioniers. St. Swithin's-lane, Laudon, ruerctiant, Oct. 16, 30, ?ind Nov. 2.3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturney,Th'lr„ Croft; Clianceil-la • . Stantoti,,Dcusi-Jane, cbeesemonger, Oct. G. 33., and Nov. 13, at eleven, at G0i1.111,11. Attornies, Messrs. W. and D. Ititliardson, N. Edmonds, Parliament-street, Westminster, li:itter, - .Oct. 23; 26, Mid Nov. :23,i at twelve, at Guilt:hail. .-itturney. MK. itig , Lky, Ooldeu-viliare. W. Goodwin. Chnilitidie, Currier, Oct. 25, 26. andlios. 23, at ten, at cuji,dtiall, _London: Attornies, hooka And Coe, ArtuoteC's-lia;i, Coleman•street, "" • • • • t•DIVIDENDS. ;:, , , to Dv • !;V! ' •••,.1 -,• - S ) t - tAIR t and ,CIR4 7 ,Y 1-I.Nlit CHANGED to BEACK; or 111131 1 6 .. q byPthe trle of , RowLANotliEssENcEi of si - • .!: . • • ..; : . , I 111 merely t wltttirtg, the .Nair vith this, Prepa rt, io n , flue Pri;prie tors warrant t4rprolucc imtn'eltiately •,; dltani'e iteßed*ir Grey Hair. Whiskersaye-brows, glossy s ot and permanent IVrown or 'Black, - i5 7 ,, t n 't .6 g the 'ex;rciriliiititiicolOtit. [S'a%lifttrg'*l;ca this , ale durable. Ladies or Gehtlemeit nia.y dye Aticir, W ith ease air4l ts . 6rtrcy:i•Lit' is perfectly ftatioi:ent,=--Priee • t . st• . ~ • •il,lso ROWLANITs IVA,CAssill OIL, f ,. . , , 1, .• '-reatest•Discovery af the 'Age- - Wirratited affordithe , !,:' l "V'Nourtisuntent•io.tlieil•b/91),\N 1 - 14411.—Prevent4 kb; rti~urecf b. Apeouclienietit, 'f ravelling, , Chauge P it e „, ;li n,'ate , re 111,7 1 86,11 p 14r'sbn esci kin drys: --t--tbetioers. it ko(t Ilossy—Priverits its .falliog off crt , 1 "; 41 1 4 4 . r : 14) g grey—creats 'ifiici'grotrtft ...4e Hair stroyg Which kFfirs , tl,l; . inq) Wert, ex.ercise, ticc.— lii a pleashnt perfitnie—and Pro- ".1 s's ‘Vrishers,..Krelicowsi &e . The Proprietsoar rant its ' - ' 2:l4l " ce- nettp aril tv i iinpros-e't he flair fruw infancy to ihe7atest feriod of fif e : .1 1417 , 1:tt : • ' Itsin estimable.pnopertieS bare gaiaed thg, ..41,nlist Pa of tb e i r HighnesSes the Princess of %Vales, Yol-le, the Ilrike Of .Sussex,. his , Imperial Maietty 4 •, E urperor, Russia; their especial, ant horit y. Prkee ' •j. • mud One Guinea bottle. Wall *tep any. Climate . 7,1 - 1 A .• ; tI I — a ,! . .` ). „ O . , V,IAND and SON respect folly itiftirni the Public, 11 1,,gh . 'populitrity' of the..ahov'e- article's. havo. ticca '.l spurloos, ltuitatiOns, compirsed of.,i)e)rterious . f or iROWLAN D ons to the l, cm 'S 1-lair, wh ROWIANWsich renders Die; ' necssaryoh to , Oi : e and aq: le ,r'each bottl e i s si , ticd on the Iced Ink A. ROW ..-111S13 and-SON, b f said , I ‘ l ileSitle,, retail, and for e*povtati op, by the: sole: " cs ~ ROWLAND and SON, corer of Kirby, I,„ r i '. , Joe 4 044/Tl4n* o n the right, in- Hattori-garden, Hal % •11. 71L n t ' ii LoPtdot i ;, and, by appointorenti- Nlessrs, Hen:Wes, N ''' , fte- street'; Smyth and .Co. 117. Xiattie,.4l4 Peirce, Bond -street; .Bayley and Blew., Cocla)rur-itreet ; 1 7, Grei-street ; and Sons, 4; " I " ' ide atril Sons, 95, Fle-et-matket ; , Newh".,,tYr .14,111;0rti 41warrls, 66, ; 'anSt.,Paul's Chttrch-yard Burge-SI and d b v all Pci - fLuriet's autl.Nediciai . , Nov. 2, ii...-cott r Lirerpool, merchant-r-N0v.,2,.T.. Horns- Stuck-bra 11 er—broker 5, P. ..01, Worcester, hop. werchant —.Noe.' 2, ,/.. 7 Lansdell, Non baluptoo,square, tic ,u4lle.r—Nov. G. 510 w,,, Mancliester, inanofict r—Nov. 2, W. l'eart; Northam ptor. street, printer—Nov. Glaystier,:titamwrtnOth, stun t)—NuY. 4, G. Wilics ttorst, Red Cross , street. carpenter—Nub. 2, W. Hancock, lltay St. Edroutill i g, caltinet•n4cer—Nov, 4, K. G. ?itistio-friars merch:olt --Nov. 8, It. Care;ess, Here foi Ileodry, otoll pow Hull, mercliaot—Nov. it by, Godola_ochester, Hunt in;tion, miller-Nov:1 3," D. '3l6l.ilit ag tie , IVelu-st cet, • West zmiltts {lda, s,,ap-nottrufactlier—Nov. 4, .It. 13rrolford t Vroloyartl, 1 - lereford, cordwainer—No‘. 2, J. Bass4rio,t7pitetl.l...wes sttecti sugar-refuter. , T" : ,..1ii,: , ;:T , ... , ,j ,.. T . ~.., . _ _ ..../ . • _ ___ ( , " 4 \ -,•' ',.:47 . " - P - , , Nc , / _,..)... V ... •- f ' ..- . , , Y I%e . • ` I 's K .. 1 t \ ::7' 4 (7,t,,,1 1......,::: ),:;,,) ,.....c,:5. _,C ......_ ' • , , 4 s '' ' . # . l\ —. - e 1( ' ' -- N. :!, R . • , •v i • / , A . ' ,6'• - ..,••• 1 7 &„... . ''''' ,- /t —,, sfrz',f - ii tf;;; , :, . -:,;. ' It. ,-.., k ....c..... r ".• .: " !.. 4 • . g t:.7.,-. , ), , .1 1 ' ,:, 1 - 1 . .V -* —ni.o4le 2 flit: :,...:i ;r:ri` ..... : r • i i. 4. "1 ! E ,, t o, .:„ ; : s . ‘ - -- , ~..,,,..; • ... • .1,, 4•1:4 "' . . . , , 7 ---- ''' ,? ..-;A - , -;:4 !„ -... "4;17 -41 ,-." -- , - 7 , ~ .... - i . .t • ; . • • • ,•••• ••••, ..- ' _., -I - f. -. 4 J •ilfit 1. 4 . ; ~,!,.....' , ~:ki • 2 '. i . ' .., ~.A.,, ~... :o f.. .I ' ....' : ./: 'll'''''.l-).7: ° . ''' :'M . • - j ! 1.. ; „ 0 . , . W ~ 0 i ll - __, ,-.---/ , ~.., ; • , r •z• - 7 --, -4"... ' - at ) pop ,t " _ _ _._ • 'll,lliP Y' t ali A. .. A e .. 4.4L.2 , ~.. t 4 ...:; CERTIFICATES—tiov. - - W. Sudren.,Little Lever, Lancaster, bleacher—E. Samuels, Griat Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields, nepidary—R, Webb, sugar-rccuter—J. 13r0wne, th;irles-street , Grosvenor . square, upto4lsterer—.l. Barnard, Crown -R.", Mile-enil:road, 11,,Irr , factor.-44,Afurshalh,Aristol, corn-lactor—A. Emerson, Tonley-street, Soul. k, lead-mercl) ant —J Wari:tg, Liver- V(Mi, merchant—John L!oyd,'Carnarvon, shopkeeper. ItARTNEILSHII'.S iiISSOLV ED. G. tlarvey, I. Thor nton., and .1. 1' att on, Lawrence-lane-- S. Kent, .1. Artiduin, Martroier,"l4,llnk-latie, Ttiwupsoii. ; aDd S. Curn4, 41.iiliestcr,. rope dealers—J. Ralfs and 'l'. Easton, :llton, Sonthain ptint, pir pet inakers-4). Cork and , (:, Ndil - 111. :Mort r -st tpt,- rs.ionre, Toprin, Pouget, and .1 Winton, Beer lane-, liglitrrilleri----J.'llingess and R. 'Merrick, Nfaiieliestrr— T: Nfasdell and 'l'. Style—B. Hey and - yard, airrehatits-3..11. Scutt, and. %%; G;+iien, Queen •street, Liniehouse, cropers —J. F. Pinney, 1.. Finney, and .1. Antes, Bristol, l'est India-ine'rchatits —H. Hay and T. A. 'ftii net, Nrwcastit , :street, Str.ani, prirrer*—C.. C. iit2p.s.. tricl. and Q. Kcrctzevall,rhilpuWanr,-spice-dealers. !: ' , 77 • ►. Of 49 1 Of V" WEDNE-SDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1819. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, . -LIJfIGATE HILL, sth October, 1819. • NOTICE is hereby glv4n,'"ll)ai a DIVIDEND at Sind it!e Rate of SEVENPOUNDS-per Ceut. per Annuin on the SUBSCRIPTION. CAPtT:tI, STOCK of the. LIFE DEPARTIIENT, will'br•paid at Ibis , Office toall such Prop ieturs of!Shares : as have tliectett A,s,otaneys, conform ably to the Rules aria Regulations of thisTompany. • , .. . • • WII4I,TAAI,I3UIfY, 'eretary. Payrprnt will crapulence on :110N0Alt, the ist'of Ntivem in.i next, and be'cimtinued everyDai(Sildayexcepie4) from Elerzm o'Cloc:: until Three. . UNPRECEIANYED 1 . 14 THE ANNALS OI -I.OTTl:ittis tt LI" "500 or i Vqdi b ''tJfwicn n tin rtf: ghlayails Drat t9tl t is oic o) he anti JilSE""ditit.l".l.9 6 obtaining no-rt Prizes of 20,000'1. Money end Uonsols.— e t lie v'iOr. lelSsenril Von silleragil irte-TkliB VAST IWAS I,IEINp• 1,66. tind Tickets only 19/. V e r. therefore, the loss can oblibe my D POUNDS ! And ffrr s rxT v. EN TH; •gurr,N 'hiliCusAS to •FI at F.YTON„Stock-Broker, 2, Cornbill, and i Limiltiard-street, can not It OP Vifigkat klUet i t inu above rand _Scheme acrd-New Slstern,the chance being considetably in- Creased and tVe 'tisk ieskenellt (little in fur his share of the Public patt - onage, he being one of the oldest Office-keepers in the Kingdom. Notilleinien and Merchants, *E. FATON.begs,leave So in, form thernthat he has on Sale several duplicate Tteliets that, will be-entitled to the same Kinkier, that is to say, if N 0.359 iltonld be drawn it 2P.000/. 5339 will be entitled to another 20,000 t: 'AS 'USITAL, all .busintss in the Politic Fonds ..trafti:acted ,with honout and dispatch at this above office, No, Y, the Public's very humble Servant, • E.EYTON. •• _ , . CQUAT OF ALDERMEN. „ „ , • The rail ) ) MAYoalield a Court of Aldermen yeterTlav et the Guildhall, at which were present, Sir WilliaswCititii, Sir Richard Carr cilyn, ; Sr John earner, Sir.. Leighton„ Sir, Charles tilt/wet, bir Wm. Doraville, Sir Matthew Bloxarn, - rind the Aldermen Sciioley, Birch, Woo. 1; Mag. nay, Bridges, Cox, Thorp, Waithmau,.and Roth „ ,AcrION AGAINST THE LORD MAYOR. • 11 el 4 1, tri ttilAYoa Stated to the Cuttrt, - that an 'ttetioi - iiiiitd;4eeir brought against him by Mr. Car-. lily, fas.his Loolship',l, having . catisect Fin) to, tle apprehended and held to bail, fur puirlishing li bellow and profane pamphlets ; and' he misted 'ol4t the6uurt , would , protect him against the con.: .sequen.ces Qtistich a,pto eentipjs,,forconduct in the, due exercise of his Magisterial capacily'as Lord; Mayor, •—• *Si? Wit..iar.t l tiierts iitid—Certalnlq, certain-, ; .the Court, ought to, bear his I.4ndship Ji r arm.; less. • . . . , Mr. Alderman WOOD thought the Court ought. not' hastily to commit themselves npan such subject ;it Lordship had done any. act which: tentleceti to be proceeded - against by la 4, it his dilly to defead hintselt, and apply to the Court afterwards, when the question 'upon the legality or 'his 'ceuduct was decided. That was the course.he had pursued under similar cir cumstances in his own• Mayoralty, and it appear ed to him to be. the proper course to be adopted on all such occasions. The conversation,,, his Lordship making no re ply, then missed ,off,.and the Minutes of the last Court were read, .•, RIOT IN GUILDHALL ON MICHALNIAS DAY. On the Motion for confirming the Alintites,.Mr. Alderman WAtinifAi4 objected at *ionic' knelt to their . confirmation but atte. a long ' Converts tione the question•was put and , carried, Sir Wm.. Doraville and Alderman Woodj:)orp, and Waith man only holding up their bands - against the y and 3. SIVEWRIGHT,' Sole Contractors, itY . baring advertised . at. length the. New System of tinit= ing a►l the Prizes of Two Lotteries into One Scheme, which has received the high apprObatiOn both of Government and the Public, as it has created the (hitherto unheard of) num+ her of . . . . . . _ . EIGHT PRIZES OF L 20,000 EACH, with many other Capitals,' although-the Lowest Prize is 161. Money f that every Sixteenth. thereof .may have at least One Pound in return, hare now only to state it commences drawing the • ' • • •- ' 9TH NOVEMBER, 1919, When the First-drawn Prizein each_ Class will d xidis FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Viz. 2of 1,20;000 Money. and Consols extra Lic,ocio 2 of . 20,000 Ditto more - - 40,000 0 Also 2 of 20,000: Consols extra:: 4 0,000 0 Also 2of 20,000 Money extra - - 40,000 p " 114 Smalldr Capitals, &c., add 3,876 161. - 11,797 9 L231,797' 9 The Two first Blanks 16 Tickets each', as extra chances for the . Great:Priies TWoTiCkets may be :had of the, same fate, sure to produce above. 40,.090/.-7—ln fact, Four Tickets, with their corresponding; Num bers, must produce • ,• MORE. TiIAN L:60,000. , 5,000 Tiel:eis are all that are now an Sale, and only these,. 6;000 „Tichets-will 'be put into the Wheel before the 9th November,, and thvy may obtain the whole ,• ••• • • • • F:t(iwfIT.•TWWEN Y.T.HOUSANDS. And as no Tickets will be reserved, Ate Purchasers of these 5,000 TICKETS MAY HAVE ALL-THE PRIZES. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT,-Nu. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn; 363,Haywa4liet 37 and 141,• Oxford. strcet ; suld, on 97th Au. gust last, N 0.8,710, :36,000/. and many other !,, .4... 'A NEW WORK .ON BRE A'ING.' • •• ' • • • --••Thls darwas published,'in Ilmortwith an Engraving, ' ,• nice 4s. 64 . 13inggs, • IiiiPRAC I'ICA 14 TitLA tYSL, to render the: ' Akrof BREWING iiiiiiPtialf: 'wherein i 4 exein - plified Ulf .11.etliot1 oiy,Fewi?ig th.e seye . salsorts of Nlatt UT:oral:List' generalirsteenird; viz:`l , ,itt'et, Brovitt Stout, Ale',‘"Aiiiher, Itiiqwos d'Ale,,. Burton 'Ale, Wi'qdsor.Ale,.Dorcitester Ale;' prclicstee Beer, and Table' Beer : inculcating til` Use of 'tilt ..cact;lnifinii_etk in their Itri)dnetion, and OticidatinK its - KtilitAr i •lty • Examples: accompanied. by Instructions for the: tFchas'e of utt and •Holii,'fthiciOnte va luable Hints:,as re ittitttcthq use of. these Ingredients ! in Brewing; also, partiCt“-: Jar pirections fOr the genehill Niktiitztnntiit of theßeewery i , %AM . :rabies:cif the Net lieeisp!Putittst on Strong , and Table . Beer. The wh6le rendered familiiir•enr'iltel'ul)liC of l' Biewet.. - ' " ' ' . • By:C. N..IIATNI AN, Common Brewer. ''• ' 'Prititd • for Longman, Hinst, Beet, Orme, und.Brown, Lundnu. • •• • . . ,. • Of whom may tie had,' . iRE.,NI AWLS or/litho AWE ; ofN ; AKIINCi WINE. . fly J. Mac culloch, M.D. 9.d Edit. id Hino. 7s. Boards. ' - . %7 1 .7APITAL• !MANORS STATES IN. SO NI E*S ET . . ,SHIRE, NEAR. musToL AND MATH. FOR SA'LE BY FiluvATE' 'CONTRACT, TH".mANOR-sfof.cau,Av,,,• NOR:I 7 El ' , ELM y w4h the paramount Royalty pf the tittretrof Chew. Courts teet'itil-A:iran . ,•:&c.:- , Al4rr a. Most desirabte etot.pyAtendfi ,&,cotoutodinlANsi*ll hou.,e,, and many valuable Farms' and 'Houses, TOin 'Coal MincisFSze.•contaitttive,.in tbrAvhole,:nliout, I 'l'Wp I:HOUSAND THREE ,HUNDB.ED AND rway • •• • ,All'Freehoid,,except Thirty-seven Acres, of which ahont One Seven Hundred Acres at• Let fo'Yearly Tenants, at model-11th: Rents . , amounting to upwards of Threabonsand Seven Hundred Pounds per Annum, and thr - ietiraintler are deinVert 4h-teases determinable with Lives, imistly aged, and af , the estimatir . d, annual value of 1,7001. These Manors and Estites' arc situated yin a-heantifUl and fertih..part of the county a( Somerset, extending to within. roar multi. of Bristol; and elivetrof Ba . tb, and are' intersected ' bay. sevoral nice Trout Streams. Parochial, Taxes lire_ 410- (ler:tr.—Coal is now working under part of the Estate. fT There is a great quantity of thriving Timber-oti the Lands, and the Estate altogether, forms a, most desirable investment 'I'M - a Caliitalisi. t. For. further. Particulars apply to T. D. games, Solicitor, "Ktiowle=llift; Chew ;Magna or Mcksrs'. Jenkins, 'James, and 'Abbott,. Solimtors, New' but, .Loudon.; or. to Y. : and J. P. Sturge, Surveyors.; Corn-street, Bristol . , it whose office Maps - of the Estates may be Oen. 7 • I . FLA'rE GLASS COMPANY,, F.stablished by Act of Parliament, 1773.' THE Trade: arid:. the' Public are -respectfully inforcued, that a. very large assortment of CAST PLATF, GLASS continues SALI3- bo Mr. - • - JAIMES HAW "t44\qB,,-,segretary to the .Cempatiy, i kT TIMM W.1,11E- H . OUSE, ALBION-PLACE; fICACKTRIARS'"IIRIDGE ; and also rat their Manufactofy at Ravenhead,.. near: Ytescot, • LanZashire, where Os ders for the Country may be executed, by irddsreisitig - Laters't6 Mr. William Foster. • .. • ,5 • The.compauv take leave to state, that their Stock is of .a . - superior Quality and Brilliancy, and conSistsi of, an elegant assortment of Pier and Chimney. Glasses, from the smallest diinensions toil inches in length by 7t inches in width : .also Convex Mirrors, from. 42, to 36 .inches diameter and ~Plates -of various dimensions for Window - s, Skilights, Coaches, Sashes, Latitherni for Halls,' Light liouseo, a t p, and that, in consequence of , the late. Reduction of Duty the Company have reduced then - Prices TWO siiILLINGs AND NINE-PENCE per foot sewer-tic : al. From the very great - Improvements that hayetatsen place in this Manufactory since the Incorpurattok; -of th e any in 'flit 'year 1773, it is' acknowledged, that the Coin pan y's Plates are far superior to arty ot,h4s. nian;:faet urea' in Eutupii. , LOYAL DECLARATION. Sir Wat. ; Ctrris,- agreeably to notice, rose to move a loyal Address to be signed by the Metr-bera, and observed, that at a time whet, the disaffected were raising the standard ; of serli tion and;rebellion in the country, it became the duty of tbe_sober-minded and loyal part of the connnunity—the lovers of` social order—to de clare their abhorrence of. the libellous and blas phemous publications midi iThich. the country was inundated,, ,T4e . ptiblit . distress he considered to be only of a temporary nai ore, antrarising trout the war wholly:. The Worthy liarooeleonbluded by Moving a.string:of%Resolations, in the form of a; Declaration, • which, were seconded by . Mr.. Alderman Seholey. Mr. Alde-min Woos reprobated the proceed ing as ealskilated to irritate the 7 nat ion, by .charg- • hug the great mass of the people with disaffection to the Government, the object of Which was merely to einee the misconduct of the Magis trates and. Yeomanry of Manchester. He knew it was in van) to contend in.that,Court, as there were persons there always anxious to please in a certain' quarter; he should nevertheless hold up hit band against the Resolutions.' • Igr..Alderman.:Warrntahwileprecated the con-. duct of some individuals, and the calling of largel indiserimivate'Meetings, at much as'any - - Member of 'that, Court; but he' was of opinion it was highly,desirable that the cause should be taken up by men of property and respectability through the country. hese sort of Loyal Declarations were more likely•to irritate the feelings and aggravate tbat'llifferings of the people, and to produce the evils they were intended to prevent.. Aldermen Dot4VILLB and, Took?, followed to a similar effect. • • , Mr:Akdiermart HEYGATE, who was present only (twing e. part of the sitting of the Court, st ly objected to the wording of the Resolutions, , although be agreed ris to their general tendency, and was• to sign a Loyal Declaration. however, the Resolutions-were not altered, and• no others were proposed, hie should hold up his -band for' - •MT- AkIerman.DONIVILLE said, he reasoned on the Resolutions in precisely, the same way as Al derman Heygate, and drew exactly/the opposite cotrclusion,. 'the tealon tbe: i 3V j orthy Alderman wave for voting - for the Resolutione, was the very one whieb.induced him to vote against them. Sir Ricuatto Cana G,Li,ist„trodillderrnan t3tac II: supported the Resolutions, which were then pu t t., and carried, with the dissent of the Aldermen Wood, Waitliman, Thorp, and Sir William Doin-• eille, and the Court adjourned at five o'clock; having cointrtenceo businesi at one. ._ _ BIRTH. . . . . On the9th instant, Mrs. Henry.Keele, Cheyne-walls, Chet sea, of a daughter. i ' • mmutigp. 7 ' Yesterday, at Wimbledon Church, Thomas Hunter, Escr. a Croydon, to Miss Wilcox, of Wissibledou. „ . : : . On Saturday, the e 9thinstant,„in• a fit, of apoplexy, at his house, MarLyate Cell, Herts, Joseph Howell, onivOrs sally etterutekbY• tegrettuil by al§ re- On the 9th irist, at flaye•ii i , NtddleieiC;Juhtl Mason Neale, Esq• . late of the East 110 . 13 House. Yeste'r'ildy, at the' East Itnhiit )31iie1 . ..ra11, - Captlitt Edward Foord, aged Q. Ou . Sunday, the ad inst. afCciiilbele,'Cthinty of Dublin, of a•liugering and oppressive disease,Mrs.Catharine f...illalmn, wife of William Callaghan, Esq. Governor of the A poilecury's • On hosad the Cornwall Indianian, near the Port of L'iver pot.l, on the lath September likst,-Mr:Daiiiel Edward M'Cor,- iaick, surgeun,, sqp of the late Valwa,;(l.Nl‘Coriniel, l'sq. ad vocate, Sheriff Depute of Airshire, and Tvinds for Sootlat4 . , , , ` ~ ~ f . . , ; ICVI pis ►Qs 3ou# . 04 'ea • I ea s 34 104 ,pd 10d qA is oti )9 a ah 0411 84 6id iid rsct 71 !oil ......... crf• 70 Lil. 41 PC ....•/'