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THE 5,000 Tickets now on Sale, will be All drawn, arid their fate finally decided Ott, DEC. 41:1?zes PR O I I Z I EthSeo.f. 9th DEC. 2 . 0,0001. will be gained by the First Two B '' w hid) arrangement, 40,0001. must be d e cid e d in th e First t . "ve Minutes on the tIX• - • RIZES of 20,0001. are yet in the Wheel, besides ogler c ap i tals and all may be drawn 9tli 'DEC, Il i - ' , e 5 ,000 Tickets on Sale before First Day were not enough f,4 the demand—The sante may occur again if you do not • ',Nit cha , e - before ...'.. .•'' ' ' • -......-9th DEC . •ale . X ETS - and SHARES, warranted undrawn, are selling by T. BISH, Stock-Broker, . 40 .4, CORNHILLanii 9, CHARING-CROSS, London, and s by his Agents in the C o unt r y. 1 4t DISH has already Sold Five Capitals i n th e P resen t 2•;,,, t rY. His Agent at Liverpool t o ld part ' -of one of • the . • ()) 7 01 . Prizes drawn the •First. Day, and his Agent at Edin-• „,...L" sold part of the Otlier'PriZe of 20,0001. the - sdin'e Day' tify,- • , The LonD CHANCELLOR reported the Answ er o the Prince Regent to the Address of the Clous e which was ordered to be printed and published. LET rEit It. MR. EDITOR—On reading over my last Letter, I discovered that in the attempt to compress it into a tolerable size, I have made it intolerably dull ; or to borrow from that agreeable Critic Mr. S---*, I have left the aubject, like the goose despoiled of its gravy, " as dry as a Scotch Metaphysical Essay ;" besides the : /'nint lies itt the note like the Poster ipt of a Lady's Letter. t self t° That at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT appointed to be held at this 1-louse on the 22d December next, a Pro position will be made, agreeably to the Notice tabled at the General Court on the 22d September last, to place in their Court Room a STATUE of the Late Right Honourable WARREN HASTINGS, as a last Testimony of Approbation of - the long, zealous, and successful services 'rendered to the East India Company by that distinguished Character. • JOSEPH DART, Secretary. tein;t s char' . STATE OF THE COUNTRY. The Earl of HaaowßY, by command of his Royal Highness the Nince - Regent, laid upon the 'fable tunumber of Papers respecting the state of the country (the Wile as presented to the House of Commons on Wednesday). The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated, that in conse— quence of the indisposi►ion of his Noble Friend, the presenting The Bills 'respecting the State , of . the Country, which it was intended to bring in, would he deterred till Monda.y. , The Earl GREY wished it to be distinctly un derstood whin the discussion on them was to take 'place. entary t i on o f ) ear ill degreo t then „ n eat• PUBLICATIONS. , The, only excuse that I can of to your Readers, is my anxions wish not to intrude too far on their patience. I st:ha asioo , Of 0" „, but T' QUARTERLY REVIEW, N o . XLIII WILL BE PUBLIkIiED NEXT WEEK. It would . be much more agreeable to me to discuss fashionable follies, the present state of the Stage, or any other topic which may be styled amusing, tl►an to interfere with " matters of great moment,'• but at this moment the public will not attend to what they call trifling sub jects. ArN ~ 0 00 TICKETS of the FIRST Lon' Eß) , on Sale, v.. ALL TO BE DRAWN 9th of DECEMBER, it wh w. the Chance of SIX of 4nm001.1 ! TWO of which the SIX rawn in te FIRST FIVE - MINUTES, and ALI, mae be g ained by Purchasers before the 9th De-. ( ther,. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, • Sole Contractors for the present most popUlar Lottery, respectfully re -4:l'elid all who wish to advemtute to make an INIMEDIATE k e:II LICATIoN, t o pi event a repetition of the disappoint N ia „ s !'xperienced by many who -emit(' not olltam , I Ickes or s nefore the First Day, when almost all the Lottery Offices: Is14 141 " 1 1, and all the Agents in England, Scotland, and Ire were rmal,leN to execute the Orders they received.— T k r e, than THREE FOURTHS OF THE ABOVE 5,000 • KETS ARE ALREADY ISSUED, and ALL the Re- In:tinder will be deliveredin w Days. J. SI VEWRIG HI had the pleasure fe of Selling in Shares I VE CAPITAL PRIZES THE FIRST DAY, at their Fortunate Offices, 31, CORNHILL; • I 11, HOLBORN; ' 3 B, HAYMARKET ; I 141, OXFORD-STREET. • This Day were published, The Eari - of LIVBRrOOL said,, they would be read a first time of cola - Se on Monday, and it would then be easy to suit the convenience of the House with regard to fixing a day for their discussion. Y ze3(. >r) the In one large Volitive Svo. illustrated with a Map, price lbs. boards, NOTES on AFRICA, particularly those Parts between CAPE VERD and the RIVER CONGO; con taining Sketches of the Geographical Situations, the Manners and Customs, the Trade , Commerce, and Manufactui es, an d the Government and Policy of various N a ti ons i n t h , i s ex tensive Tract ; also a View of -• it Capabilities for the Re ception of Civilization; with Hints fur the Melioration of the whole African Population. • By G. A. ROBERTSON, Esq. of Liverpool ; With an Appendix containing a comprodious Account of the Cape of Good Hope, its productions and resources ; to which is added a variety of important Information, very necessary to be known by all Persons about to emigrate to that Colony. London: Publishtd by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-Row. !, WI The Marquess of LANSDOWN wished to know whether it was intended by the Noble Earl to refer these Papers to a Committee, or to move for the appointment of any Committee to take into consideration the State of the Country ?- The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, it was not the in tention of the Prince Regent's Government either to refer these Papers to a Committee, or to move for the appointment of any Committee to consider the State of the Country, they considering the in formatiou contained in these documents.a,s suffi cient for the House to proceed upon, The Marquess of LANSDOWN then gave notice of his intention to mcve, on Tuesday, for the ap pointment of a Select Committee to take into consideration the State of the Country. The Lords were or d ere d to be summoned on Tuesday, and also for Monday. TlC' ° ' s ite ill :enß r ~ , d asst lines' a vii 6 DIU St ,r 4 11C° This Day were published, Containiiig Tell beautiful Engra Number 1. 4,f liste • WA L K S throu g h LONDON. including WESTMINSTER and the Borough of SOUTH WARK, with the surrounding Sulon 'us ; describing every Thing worthy . of Observation, Commercial and - Literary In stitutions, &e. down to the present. Period, and forming a complete Guide to the 13t itislt Metropolis. By. DAVID lIUGHSON, LL.D. CoNur rroNsl—l. This Work will he comprised in Twelve Monthly Numbers, forming two Volunies.-2. Each Number will contain Eight hi . .thly-finished Eograviiags on Copper, and Two or mere on Wood, and Thirty-six Pages of Letter press, elegantly printed in Foolscap Octavo, price 2s. ;d. or, in Dewy Octavo, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, 4s. per Number.-3. With the Twelfth Number will be given a correct Map of Lontion, &c. and a general Index. N.B.—The whole of the Work is printed off, and may be had Complete in Two handsome Volumes; price of the Fools cap Oi•tavo, tl. Ins. in boards, nod of the Dewy, 21. Bs. London ; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row; and sold by all Booksellers and Pi intsellers. PP °le deo° J over ist i t ' UV!' REVENr& On the motion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, Accounts were ordered of the Produce of the Re venue (distinguishing different items) for the years ending the 10th October, 1817, 1818, and 1819; also an Account of the Produce of the New Taxes aid on in 1819 up to the lOzh October last. The Earl of LivEßrnot. said, it would be dim 'cult to diatingttish tire amount of these, and the words were added, ,s far as the same can be made up. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). rcile S, C , ora it no CL O r hell,, 10 o re ~ anil This Day was published, Price 4s. 6d. bound; Gs. with the Companion; and with the Alplrubctical Index, Bs. THE BRITISH IM1'1i.1•111AL CALENDAR, for the Tear ISM Containing a General Register of th e United Kingdom of •Great Bs itain and Ireland, and its Colonies; aiso, Lists of hot Houses of Parliament, the Peerage, the Privy Council, all the Official Departments of the Slate, and Branches of Public Service; the Army and Nary; the. Church ; the Law ; National, Scientific, or Com mercial Companiels and Institutions; with many additional Articles of Public Utility HOUSE OF cogMONS. The Speaker took the Chair at tour o'clock, but here being no more than 38 Members present, he House adjourned. ; doli" ers LONDON JOURNALS. FROM THE MORNING PAPEitS OF THIS IMY. !t1 f° (b6c By .i'6llN DEBRETT, Editor of the Pecrag'e of the United Kingdom, and Earonetage. London Printed for NYinchestcr and Son, No. 61. Strand, Scat chard and Letterman ; .1. Mawman ; Lackington and Co. ; Sherwood and Co.; S. Buster; J. Black; Peacocks and Bampton ; J. Booker : J. Booth; J. Ridgway; C. Chapple, J. Barry ; IV. Macklock ; and other proprietors. [Morning Chronicle.] By a letter from St. Thomas's, dated Oct. 10, we lament to Lear of the death of General Eng lish, which occurred at Margarita about a month before. The writer of the same letter says, " I know not how neutrality is kept on your side of the water, agreeably to the late Act, but here the Briiish Admiral who commands the IVitidwa"rd Isles, grants convoys continually to Spanish Roya lists' vessels to and from Laguira." 00I c ~ of 1 eor• ;Jo' ct *ol / 1,0( LAW INTI+;LLIGENCE. v ~ j jCb r ~~~8 CRT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 25. Tl►e examination of his Majesty's Physicians by the Members of the Council, at Lambeth Pa lace, has made a strong sensation on the public mi.td, as they conceive that it could only be oc casioned by the conviction in the breast of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, that the in quiry was become necessary. The result of the examination has not transpired. po r t says, that his Majesty has shewn,symptoms of decay by the wasting of his person and general weak ness, which, at the advanced age of 82, are signs not to be overlooked; but, we believe, that im mediate danger is not apprehended.—(lbid.) THE KING, V. CnNNELL. This defendant, who, it will be recollected, was convicted, with others, at the Sittings after last Term in Middlesex, of a conspiracy to injure thc, coach-making trade, waS brought up to receive the judgment of the Court, but the case requiring further affidavits, it was postponed until to-mor row. tP . for s ob' °Able' P ° ~~ ~ i ~•;lf6 • cUe THE KING V. RICHARD PIWFY .ND ANN HIS WIVE .... Those defendants, who were convicted at the last Assizes for Kent, of a violent assault upon poor woman named Lucy Cannagh, were brought up to receive the judgment of the Court: The husband was sentenced to six months imprison. ment in Maidstone gaol, and the wife was dis charged on the husband's recoguizauces for her good behaviour for three years. [Morning Post.] His MAJUSTY .-A Gentleman who has lately been in the presence of his Majesty states, that the appearance of our aged Monarch is the most venerable imaginable. His hair and beard are white as the drifted snow, and the hatter flows gracefully over a breast which now feels not the pleasures or the pains of life.—Wben the Gentle man saw him, he was dressed in a loose satin robe, lined with fur, sitting in an apparently pen sive mood, with his elbows on a table, his head resting on his hands, and seemingly regardless of all external objects. AC At a A P PS : kg 0 CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Afr. REAIIER moved for, and obtained a rule to shew cause why d criminal rlfOrMalion should not he filed against William Lewis, the Proprietor of " The Coventry Recorder, and Freeman's Adver tiser," for an alleged libel published in that Pa per on the 29th October, reflecting upon the ge neral conduct of the Magistracy of that City. pok e libe l b f lor' °- It 11/ e 0 0- g 1126 V e iti ine ica se n, 1; 9)1 ;oft- it the 0 41 5t‘ f t lje i r so (.. eleir4 i ht W' to'V r 1 By W. MOUNTAIN and Co. ''IAN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON . I `• CE FIE following POST-COACHES, MAIL COACHES, &c. set out from the above Inn:— It t B s ,. 4 2NIPTON, Ch a th am , R oc h ester. an d G ravesen d N ew kid; `..ach, every Afternoon at Half-past Four. Fare, in `, 10 5. outside tis.' Penryn, Truro, Bodmin, Liskeard, Ply pDock, Pivntouth, 'rimless, Newton Bushell, -F,Ae,ter, umuth, Dor.:hester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, ne w a)ost , ci t, every nun aing at Seven ; the ough Flunitnn, Axm !lister, Jihouth the next evening at halt-past Eight. :lI: t 9t3 THANIPTON, Lvmingtoa, Winchester, Andover, and t - i ' l lgstole New Four troside Coach at hal f-pst Seven a clock at the rmiphiil swith..pton, r e ;".l , 4st Five -' o'Clock.— Th iS - is a most delightful Con- Cfllte e to the Isle of W:ght, Havre. de Grace, Jersey, „., 111, ey, St. Malacr, Cherrurgh, &c. nk r k m II and BRISTOL Flying Post-C o n c h es , through 1 44, t, , Cane, and Marlborough, every Afternoon Alav' i s, the . Greybound Inn, Bath, and the London ' 41, n, Ttiomas-strect, and the .wann, Bristol, next Morn l'ir-Coaches to Wells, Brid gew at er , T aun t on , Exeter, and 4 4otith i r kh 4 NPIRF, a New LIVERPOOL Light. Coa c h, oo h' one AC' on the Road, carrying Four Insides and Foar Out athb,etsoutevery D:tv, t moth Drinstab le, Woburn, , • b 401 1 „, ( ItY, Northampton, NI eiford. Lutterworth, Hinckley, V4,;',. s totte, Rugely, Newcastle, Knuisford, -r ntgton and Preston. Sti t , At e ,. 'IVSBURY, Wellington, and Shilrnal, Post-Coach, Y Evening at. Fire o'clock.—Guarded. W I; ka d , Dorchester, Blandford, S a li s b ur y, A n d over, ''' tt sitigstolc;., new Post Coach, e ver y Aft ernoon . ' Th e lo t Anutli Packets Uuerusey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma- • s, ke. I .)S new light. Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out 4 14 Y Morning', at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, i ti ttai g „ 4t s'renairliablv easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes lt Strunfmd, Newark, Belf or d, D oncaster, and Ferry, tvi th se, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not -411,,,M.41iding the 11 - ICOII 7 OIIOII Expedition of this Coach, it is 'eyaed to ha the most agreeable and cmnplete Public Con (al the North Road, being unequalled by any other. ,„ • qtr °t Lon town, Gretna-green, Annan, Duinfries, pall Thorahill Sanquhar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingsw e ll ., Pahs S ' cotlilnd, a Post Coach (daily). 4sq„'` , ., Scarbo t rough, Whitby, Shi e ld s , Sunderlarhi New -4r••,,',4nd Edinburgh, New F our I ns id e C oac h , w i t!' a, Guard - gnout ; sets out every Morning by way of Newark, net- Tt castcr, Darlington, N or th a ll er t on M , Durinain, nr ti haald Berwick. Passengers findiaig th emse l ve , f at i gued Itv44-1' jour ne y, ma y res t what time they plea se , an d t h en ° I I OI k , LI3OROUGH on without: any ad&Aional Fare. '`A r;n r i Sw indon, new four inside C oac h, A owb, ldbourtt, Yceading, Lambourn, Purton, Ly e li ngtou, *lity Waotton Basset, Bainsbury, Hangerf o rd, an d New /3141 ,_..‘try Morning. 11 0, -.. r uE Noturil . B.:Walsal Post Coach, ever yevening. SPalaing, Petci borough, Stilt o n, an d Hunting- N . -110 an )1% .41 ',tall Coach, .every Evening to Spilshy, L out h, d Ei Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside l'ost- Pia„ L ' a nd a Guard all the. war , p asses t h rough Brough, ,tah") , l, Gr e t a -b r id ge , Ri c h mon d , C atterick, Boroughbridge, Al : c v si ry' r \ ° ). Y, I . l.bertord, Doncaster, and Gratha m. Sets out °Ming., and performs the journey with great ett l'assengeri detained on the Road by business or t lAr ec re, baa' e the peculiar advantage of their Seats bang sc t-IC ' ZiI I,:,P the next. Coach. o (DAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, ‘ ° t l t t r, %o Trasin•k:and•Garstang Post Coaches, every After v 1 4 4 C i R . POOL, Warrington, Knntsford, Stone, Stafford, ed 2 1 b„, c hheloil, Post Coach, The I.4etiance, every Evening th`rslavacen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.---Guard li4gthont eIi t ,,,PIELD Post-Coach, every Morning. 1 1 1h,„:' - ',E11., Newport, ‘Vhitehurch, Tarporley,Nantwich, and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Evening. ortki,''-titLAND, Stockton, and Yam Coach, every t 0 the - Georg i e Isionn Sunderland. ( 1 11 Wnjr, Conglcton, Newcastle, W;,l ;,I, • .I.lt,Zlverhamptoir. Post-Coach, every AfterllCON. Gllat (led, bha ""PlL LDand Rotherham Post-Coach, called the itue:,- Alibillevtry Morning a I I\ GI - LAM Po , t Coach, Guard e d, s e t s out every 1 , ,,, 4 %e t reaches Birmingham n ex t. d a y at Noon.— Sri' ?, , varatack, L eam i ng t on , an d D aventry , to t h e Sa t qtV l ead, ltult-strect, Birmingham. • 4)aq,, ,Nortlicave, Llowder I, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post ,`ltiet..",vvy Morning at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, i q"ce, Hull. Itt : trsq,.'''s Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Cant erbury, 11 , 1 '114, 4 n, Chatham Rochester, and St,'uud, Post-Coaches, - g, No andN• I , t On, c Y NI ( (r itp, Ware, Hoidesdon, and Cheshout Coach, `laltvnirp c rs• \ t • "p , t - ','HAM and Edmonton Coaches (daily), at Eleven, ete Iti:‘,,.wo, Five, arid Eight o'Clock. 1-•••; r Iti l i l ,, s ,'YNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint Li_ ..1c 4r, :t , 4 the Public, that they will not be ar.countable tor Passengers Luggago, iting , :„ Ware, for Itt - h ei4t € 4 1 -I re Poutias Value. if lost, stolen, damagtii, un • t mt as such, and Ow 'lnsurance paid accordiagly, 'CI-eleti /lead London. 'THE KING V. JAMES LEWIS On the motion of Mr. STARKIE, this defendant, who was convieteei at the last Yorks'hire Assizes, upon the 57th Geo. W. for being iniind inclosed park, armed, with intent to ki:l game, hdving been in prison since the 18th of February list, was brought up for judgment, and he was sentenced to fourteen days impri3onment in York Cuss! e. THR KING V. CHARLV.S WALKER, EsQ.. This Gentleman, convicted at int last Assizes for the county of Devon, of an assault upon James JeWKS, was bsought up on the m orlon of Mr. DU p, and sentenced to pay a fine of Gs. 8.1. and find [iecurity .10 keep the peace for three years, in the sum of 3001. CRIM 'NAL INFORM ATION. _ _ Mr. Cni - rrt moved, on behalf . of an Attorney Wilron, for a criminal information against the Proprietors of a Salisbury IN , 4 , rispaper, for an alleged libel, purporting to be the report of an ejectment cotise, iu which the character of Mr. was supposed to be implicated. The Cora l '' , relived the rule, saying, that tl;e proper remedy ttab by civil aCiioll. The examination of the King's Physicians, which took place at the Dike of Yolk's Council on Wednesday, related of course to the state of his Majesty, which is vet y different trout the which Ole late tumours have representcd.—abid.) [The Times.] Letters have been received from Lord Coch rane, dated Valparaiso, July 18, which present a diffeteo view of his situation and prospects from that afforded by the letters from Lima, the sub stance of which was given in our journal of Mon day. Beth, perhaps, are extreme views of the same subject. Lord Cochrane expresses his satis faction vsith ihe state of equipment and the health of the cry rs of the rdpiadron under his command, and his sanguine expectation of success against the Itoy4ist•flret moored at Callao,. He had te ceived os board the Congreve rockets which had been preparing in Chili, and they were proved, on trial, to he perfect and effective. The latter end of Jtly was fixed for the sailing of his ulna thou iron Valparaiso; the next arrivals, there- . fore, will probably bring the results of his attack on Callao. In my last, I wished to point out the possi bility of providing for thousands and tens of thousands of our conntrymen; for With the in terests of the Agriculturist, those of the Artizan are intimately connected. It appears Co me that one of the great subjects of consideration is the Question of Finance. I do not mean an abstract view of it taken by a certain Gentleman in Office, but a full and per fect view as to the Political Economy of the Bri tish Empire. By descanting on such a view, the necessity of decrying one Tax, or suggesting - another is avoided ; suffice it to say, that 1 disapprove of the present system, and though I acknowledge the truth of a part of the Statement repotted to have been made by a learned character, yet I cannot deduce the inference that 'faxes in their present state are not a burthen. in former days The Hermit of Warwick, did not feel the pressure of Taxes, he bad few wants, and required no purchases ; but in the present days The Hermit of Mary-le-bonne mast have a house over his head, food to eat, and clothes to cover him, and upon all these necessaries of life sits an in cubos of Taxation. Jr appears to me, that the People of England would be satisfied with a very moderate Reform's if there was a moderate relief frOm Taxes. Wish ing to indulge my propensity to " hear and see," I went yesterday evening to a certain A,setubly; there was a full attendance,—a Na - val Officer moved, and a Yeomanry Officer seconded an Ad dress, founded .as is customary in such cases, on the Speech from the Throne. To he compelled to echo other person's opinions, is I 'think, very disagreeable, but I certainly think it was forties nate for the Seconder, that lie was not obliged to say something new ; and it was equally fortunate for his hearers, that what he did say was, like the late fashion for coats, very short. To this Address an Amendment was proposed by an eloquent E—, who, in an animated and emphatic Speech, pledged himself to the support of our present Onions Constitution, against all the efforts of Radical Reformers. He, however, introduced topics that might, have been reserved for another occasion. I could not help wishing that another person on that side, who commented 'pots the grant of 10.0001. per annum, had spoken his speech last Session, for it would, in the most part, have suited the last as well as the present Session. The Out C. and the In E. differed in their opi nions, and the former, to prove the error of the latter, stated, that in 1780, " He had stood at a. field-piece, and threatened to fire," &c. All that I shall say of the speeches that immediatuly followed is, that I wish they had taken pattern from time aforesaid coat fashion. But I cannot pass over the two eloquent speeches for and against the Amendment, delivered in the style of Ciceronian eloquence, by the M— of L— and the E— of L—. The difference of opinion seemed to be, not as to the danger of the times, loyalty to the Sove reign, or unanimity in defending the State against Revolutionary anarchy ; but whether the conduct of the Magistrates at Manchester should or should not be made the subject of Parliamentary En- In my opinion, the arguments against such Enquiry were not conclusive, and those in favour of it were very strong. When leaving the House (which the heat and my own state of health rendered prudent to do before the conclusion of the Ocbate), I chanced to hear one sapient reason against Enquiry, viz. " That it would kill the C—." If I were a Mem ber of that honourable and dignified Assembly, I certainly would not be a pio-ty to murdering so excellent a man ; but I recollect a proposition of former tittles, to separate the two offices of S—, and I shall lament when the increasing years end infirmities of that worthy individual demand this separation. As I am aware, Mr. Editor, that on many subs jrcts, your opinions arid mine disagree, I request my Readers not to unite yours wit h mine, and to feel with sae, that the admission of such opinions bite your Paper is an additiooal instance of your impartiality arid liberality. Now, Sir, though you may not at present be able to applaud, I may for the present say, Farewell. THE HERMIT OF MARY_-LE-BONNE. Wednesday, Nov. 24. io The Hermit begs to refer the Reader to the Ist Vulutue of the Lwidun Review.—Art. Downtic Couhery.