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PARLIAM ENT. c0 0 . 41# os ilio° not be vonimissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Feb, D, 1819. .81.1C11 Persons as are desir.ouB of contracting w ith tile Agent for C omns k sariat Sup Iles, to deliv e r :COALS.keis,e at GIgRA TA' LR and NEiV Particul ars FOUNDI.A;ND, may re lieu Of the C ontracts at this Oilier, between the ,„ 4°l 4 reb and FiV e 14-r:ti t ! dire , and d e li ver their Tenders, sealed cted t o the Agent for Cominiisariat Supplies, 41aY l'ing t hereon " Tender for Coals," on or before 'rues ,th . ~,,. „ .„, , ..,d Instant; but none will be reccivrd_after.Twilve 1 3 clocoli on that Day; nor will any Proposal be not iced on. il e p ts • ...11*le nni or annexed to, a printed Particular, and the iti'lle.". inserted in word 'at length; nor "miless a letter be 1, 1 , jn. ned to su ch•Propostil, signed by two . Persons of known • ° Perk t"., ' , '' the •', ensiling to become bound Kith the party ten d er . °tit s! S uni exi:- • ssed in the Particulars for the due Per- , ne •. - • , .- z .r• .' . . ' - - . ice of the Contract. This Day were pnlilisi;id, in aro. price. 12s. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 10. • of the habit of taking any interest onmohey:was repeated in ,the Act of Q:reen Anne, Ciongh in different t'erms. 'The 'Lettrned Setieant then re cairn ulared't he various inconveniencieg with which the Llittry Law's were attended,, as had ,been fully . i?royed before the Committee which bad been ap pointed to inqUire intellie subject. It had been proved, that in consequence of fixing a legal rate, , which had often:been below the market rate of interest, the landholder, when inCumbered by debis, was :foreed to disadvantageous: gale a his estate, 6i- compelled to - raise' . Money by war of annuities on lives named by. the grantee, ax . from 10 to 15 p er cent . Althongh, during the period at Which theseincotivenienuie's w re tell by I:the landlinbler; tife r sameincOnVenienCies'we're nu'r. '.felt by the holders Of bills of exchange, that was to he attributed to the Bank - Aestriet,on, wbic.ll enabled the 'Sank to discount bilfs io an unlimited extent. Fie nijneloited'iliarc as Sinne ob:serva (ions Of Dr. Adant 'Smith had been alluded to, 'which Were at variance with his view of the sub ject, and, indeed, with other parts of the fingnisheti own work; win Satisfactory fot' him to state; a's he wits enabled to do, that Or.. Smith, with the candour which disiingnishes neat minds, had confessed, atter having read Mr. heiitio:un's work,' that the view he'had taken of the subject ivirsliot . cOrreet. Nis 11.11 was simp4r 46 repeal 'the restriction on the rate of interest under special 'contracts,—the rate of interest tin der orders ofcourtS of !Ail , or equity rentalning'as at firesent. ; • ' 111r.1-10-me„:in seconding the iVotion, dwelt on the inappliFy of the Laws which it was intended to repeat. What Po4sible reason could be hssigne'ti 'why ; While was illlOwedl64l.lee the beit rent he could or his land or houses,. the m a n who .possessedmoney, whi c h was only the representa tive of 'value, should be resirihed in the ri s e he slrnuld mike of it'? The wealth of the tames unity was made up. of the wealth of individuals, and' the best way of iocreasingthat wealth, was by giving the greatest facilities t o th e employment of capital. One inhn i w'as able its Make greater profit . by Hie emplovmentsof capital in snipe mode whist) hts skill presented to_bim, than another ;,it therefore he was prevented from borrowing above a certain fixed rateYlite 'increase Of ‘t•'lth lie' halled - this•me'asure as the forerunner of th'e repeal of ninny absurd restrictions, which, should yield to. the knowledge which bad been &tinsel]. • : of 'politiCal'eednomy.. L'eave•was given - v—tbe Bill 'was brought in and' read atirs,time. DISCOI/ItSES on VARIOUS SUBJECTS By the Rev. SIR JOHN HOAD, Bart. ,f.A. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. Of whom may be hail, lately published, Every Day Christianity, 'by the Author of'" Rhoda,' 3s: 6d. The Horse proceeded iit Appeals,;—The Lon . ) ttlaNcßtAtitit quitted the ll I e about . halt-past one'o'elock to attend a Conneil at C'a'rlto'n tiouse, and returned a little liefoi.e . si*. • Mr..l d atatifoysE presented' the 14th Report of the C4rn'atie COnunissiotiet i. a.=-:Ortle'red to lie nit on th • Amusements in Retirement, by th e A u th or of " The Phi losophy of Nature," 44 edition,' 6i'o. 101. 6d. Beauties of christianity, by M.' de Chatenuhrt',and, witti Notes by the Rev. H. Iti.c.tt, 3 volt., Bvo. 11. its. t;d. H.U.STINGS Lord-ViseOtint SID' oui . ti moved third 'read- ' ing of the W estminster - Hustings 113i11. Lord 1 - 10'LLANO 'o),)ser vet t t,' that !bout!) the'' sittiatiOn In tvliiCh the wiit t Certainly' callea for the interposition of the'Le . -f gisiature, still, on the other lßand, there werel great ,objeCtiotis to the present Bill, partr`eniailii on the_ grOollci . Of. its ()per at lug as an cxpas i ty4to lachief object, e'er • mils to observe u p on xvlidt considered formality in . the Bill, the Act which it . protesseit to revive not being recited . in it. Thus, in the event of the Bill pis in, , persons who' Wanted to know what the law was , upon this tiabje'ci,ninst seek in the tombs and clotrnel houses of legisla tion for the expired Act; which it was by the pre sent Bill proposed to revive. 'lbis Day were publi_shed, In One VOLale, Octavo, ptiCe 14s. ~ - • SIiETCHEs of t he 11 1 - IILOSOPI - IY of LIFE. By Sir 'i'. CHARLES Moiteotlq, And Fellow of the Atoyal (011egy of .I:hsiciatis of Loridolt. " This is a production : calculated to attract nniversal at tention7it displays great research, much iristructire reading, and a good deal of original thinning. There is such amass of various and curion4 information contained in its pages, so many illustrations from ancient and modern authors, and so numerous a class of interesting subjects placed in new points for reflection, as utterly to defy analytical re- Gazette. 50 5 % It tili i (l a e - 7 A • • qNft REP ,IiGE FT OR.HE DESTITUTE.' Tip TW ELFTH' ANNIV,ERSARY DIN. ctio,',At be at the CITY of LONDON , ,' 4 4ty , • 1,,G8.3ATE-sTREET, on- TUESDIVY, the ifith TAVERN of Fe . $1, 1 „ PRESIDE!ZT. kli4,l4ness the DUKE of YORK, in 11:e Chair. TREASURER, Edward'Forki!t, Esq. Printed tor Henry tolborn, Coiidnit-st rect. E arl It M o us -; s,rEwAttns. N'orris I Vtilliam (!ilri "..411.1.(4§1YelCutitibo- lexritkiler Mackay, Esq. 11 "'''t- . l', Bar , 6 G ltavenshaw, Esq. . 4 ' \I r ' h ; " ;t 1)) ()„ • errnhn (T. • El. sch%%eiger. Esq. Vi l a:jam Vaughan ,Es q. 1/41444)iii ''iu.'Esq. Frederic!' ‘%'ebti. Esq. 'We5, I . . Johfiool Vley, Esq. "qh, e I)inner at Six o'Clock r ir ec i s ely. 3 , 4d t, St,„,"rtten Shilling; each : - tr. bati'fYf the .Trea• T 4t ,4 4 . 1141 ) '„, r d . s, and Secret,try ; at the '.13-eflgr. in F#ackttr~- ; Of the (.( . bflect t irs, ' a rt c l at the'Bar of the d eitt -trl 'ant sirr,s ad mitted hut thane o f the President, Vice-Pre -surer, and Stewards. ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary. This Day were published, • In One Volume, Octavo, price 12s. RECOLLECTIONS of JAI'AN ; cornprisit`r g a particular Account'of the ROitfinti, Lanzuage, Go vernment, Laws, and Manners of the People, with Observa tions 'on the Geography, Climate, PoPultition, arid Produe tions of the Country. By CAPTAIN GOLOWNIN, Author of Narrative-a a Three Year's Captivity in .hpan. To which are prefixed, Chronological Details of the Rise, Decline, and Renewal, of British Commercial Intercourse witls that Country. • Printed for Henry Colhurn, ('onduit-street. Of whore may•be•ha(l, by-the same Author, Narrative of soy Captivity in alapan, 2 vols. 18s. The Lotto. CHANCELLOR, after apologizing for being So late in returning to the House, observed, that the Bill might rather be objeted to on the ground of surplusage than for 'defec tive expression. An Act was passed a few years ago in Mr. Perceval's Administration, enacting, that when a Bill should pass to continue an Act which had expired, such Bill should operate to' ctintinue such Act, tint withttanding it had eX;.' plat'. The 'present BilL.therefore,, would ope-' rate to continue the preceding Act, notwithstand ing its previous expiration, and the words-4o' re vive were wholly unnecessary. Lord HoLLAx said, 'the argument of the Noble and Learned Lord was noanswer.to his Just published, The Second Edition, enibellished with several Wood Cuts fr9n; Designs ,by Thurston, price .ss. 6d.,boards, • 3 NO TICE TO ARTISTS. '46t L I V OR r I"S,„'lihrtp-, r "-S intended for the ens u in g EX of ii"N at the ROY.AL ACADEMY, niust be Api,Tlse, on NION DA Y the sth, or flit...Ski:AY aftkr which tinie Mirte.can he received., • eA rs , s ;11 be ,tstn, • • in a .fu ta mre Advertisement. To lip HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. A p Sf) Ili. 1,. I , Ast_ ii , the Property 4 a "tientlern. 4fr'"NAIII,F. GIG, equal to New, with a Head exceeditiolV fighi-built, by one of the first Qriet r 50'b tilheas. '• - • • ulltab .NDS.I)IME .(FY HORSE, full fifteen regulacly drove in single lia iness , an d • s) -ip: Z WG;iirVeas,' \vaiiassied • Orosvertur-inews. • • . • . PitivA Tr, - LoANs . . .• - ' OlO. ii••• Of t , 1 EN , • .'CIM F CIIA NVI'S, or LA - Ir n e.6l -1 3' a sUSI of 40NKY. 'srieiv'the•inselve's. re . ponSible tr a nt,tomprro.w. ntey tii4±/.1.)‘; waited on 14 ;4, (Idr,.‘ssili g Mr. LETTICE, (say private RoUrtand4treer; • , speak to none but him. • ,N 4 41‘ Zet; ° iitt tm , a new and superior ti in strength ,to r Essence,t of to,„.t . t,'ar. excelling 'it i n flqi•-our; and has the ad- The immense demand for it L!i er ee W (it th e estimation is 'livid in by th o s e ittli et , it i s (i t- Hatter theniSelves, that 1 11 4 S4 Lieei l . ic fur e "'ell o , it will o bt a i n ry p-ensineisce i tsver ~r e isi. ' I L s•••1)i, l 'es4 c u ,o.ro.i i , l l T'' , re and Son ,• and sold by T. Povie , l l and Scin t u , si gn. orner Hattort-gard,en. Ihe 4ftittleS!ect to observe; that - each botti . e 'has !t ow 'is C..Dininore and Sun; puti . e - other •is 'ge ..l'9 neces`sary, as 'there is a spurious art'- , 0 _ M A N. A POE M. Ny4y QN ,STANNARD BARRETT, Esq. Author . Of '' Heroine."" Forsake her not, and she shall preserve thee-- • }Awe her, and she shall keep thee— ' Ex'alt her, annhe'shalt promote thee. {Lord Holland's) t',hjecilon, which' applied to .the expression to revive ; and it .being stated that tile 'Bill was to . tevive the former . Act, he was still of opinion that that former Act ought to have been recited in the present Bill: - Tle Earl of LAUDERDALE urged the same ob jection; " Mr. Barrett has evinced both talent arid genius in his little Poem, and sii,t;ii;ied a flight far above the common level. Louie passages Of it, and thel r 4diioea few :are 'Of the ctiiit Order of this pathetic and itescrptlire,"--Qiiaftecly.B.eview, Sep tember. Tile LORD CHANCELLOR saw no necessity what ever for striking out the ‘iords to revive, as they could make no , alteration whatever in•the legml effect of the word, continue, under the provisions Of the Act' he had alluded to.: Printed for,Henry Coil:un, Conduit-street, Of whom may he . had, tw the same Author, The HerOiiie, 'or 'AdienfurH of 'a Fun' Romance Reader, 3d - Edition; 3 After some further conversation, the Bill was read a tliird time and passed, .with a verbal amend- Sir WILsoN withdrew the order for Mr. W. Utt'c'ndatice 6n'Thurs4y; and he was . 01".. tiered' tO Vetend this day se'tinight.' - NO•rrtNoHatir. Mr...B.nouGHAN said, th a t as h e h a d not seem the'agent for one of the parties, he should post— pOniihis Motion respecting thz... consideration of the .Nottingham Pei it ion till to•morrow. Ifta wished it to be undeistood, that he should that bring it on at . all events, as 11e might not in t he tne4n'tinte he able to' find that agent. The nart. Doty Bill was read a second time, to be Com)))a: test Jo -11)0r ro Ill ° This Day'were published,' In One Voinnie, 6tht. pi - ice, in boards, 1-os. Gd. lIIZINC 1 PLES And PRACTICES of PRE 'T : it,FOI.I.M.F.IIS in (1-I,Up.Cp anti S'f.:ITE. . • • men-t, rboved by Lord Visconut ,Sidraouth. Adjourned till - to-morrow (this day.) 1-10 US OF COMMONS. LYTTLETONT _presented a ,Petition from Worcestershire against theinsolv,ent ket , ,and ob served, that he could not omit' this *port uuiti ot Stating, that' that Act had . produced mischievous effects ,in the county With which he %vas ac quaiated.--Ordered to lie on the table. :CURWBN moved for an aceownt of the ,Flax and Hemp imported into EnglandtrOm FO reign parts, as well us fromScotand and Ireland. Ordered. Mr.litsrNtyrpresentedaTetit ion,fromtheßurgh of Mttsselhurgh, praying for a . cliange in the Burgh system of Scotland. .Mr—CALCRAFT moved for an Account of the Salaries paid to each :individual. 'in the . Stole. keeper -Generitr s Department, a nd o f t h e I.)e i ois ur Stati6ns at which they were employed. Ordered. 10 4 r iot , to . . • . „. 13y Anniurt KENNEY, • Dean o.fAchoniv, 'add latefFcllusv of Triniq College, Dublin. • Work comprises a View of the Principles and rractice§ Which caused the Re agiYin4t "Doriiqi the frebellion and the subieNuetrt, Usurpatinn.-3. At the yresent Time. Piinti'd * for' V. and J: Itivink4tUn, St. Paul's Church-yard, and No. 3; W,atecluy-place, Pall Mall. 11 I lot • I'llispay K«s published, Handsomely printed, p ric e i n boards Bs . tbe.Second Edition of FIE VERACITY of the F,VANGEL IS TS DENIONSTRAUD, by a Comparative View of their Uistortes. .Tlke Committee of Ways, IV4ens, and Supply, were postp j (iit'ed toTriifity. ' • Alderman-Woof:, moved for an Account of the Annual .Expenees iranspot tine Convicts to New South Wales nd its dep en d enc i es, an d the tonal Stitinfl'Expert a e . es of th'OseSe'tileMents'sitide 1815. He observed, that tips rtt - 1816 'they had been laid:before tli.e Hatise.--Ordered. The SPEAKER reminded the ,Houie that there Were for two Election Coinmittees td. S .trb fora. 113° 1 ,.0, 130 e r . f . ,0 11 ef" l'l. -).it, ti' • " 11 1 - Ati t. - - - - ---:- - - i li tcl u : ;4 --. ew / •••••• 3;.id 2 . - e:sti e t; Lond on E' ' t :..b 8 , ~- sq N . No. 9 ) ~ill€„l,746,tve'to inform you, that ever since the • st . trse ot medicine • '• N, ' '''! ftft at • it ' I batl•been• affltet . ed vs alt.. t . lic Lues Venereal, ...,cf4ht,„ S f)hstinatelv resisting e ve!) 1 4 , 6„e; and 110- ,t4,41'.11.,;?i, riz.Vr"./erilti, to Cl,tit.tw}t If, t.,1,1.e,.,tfit1ic4,...);1.6(t. twie, 46- ht. gc; 4 • o, .: ~ kerere eletrses 0 sa in', . • '. • tila .pp,a, t. k, "'r th, t the Hospital with lit tie:rlf, . 1 ,!•0 r 1 ,. , ,. ~..a t lt'h4ltordelrr?l.'ll'eterate.nature. _ln . tl,c 81) .'"4.g." .: . 4 '' r ". t qis, : ;.''•44 g__of to" such a bead; as nuarty to pat a lily b ' '4l...4:',`'ee'--.1, liail'r; large.uicer on the crown of, in... 1, '' ; ' '''t k ','"'"''''" • i ' ld ••‘,- letr - S . Were broke Ont ip : a frightful it'''''' t' ' ."V l 'A:-,- I ' 7' ' If t Il v n'aititell, amid had if eert in , a .t:ifit,, far. 't".t'il,e;T.-.-t's,.'," ,•.; irs ;' my •- : left had also tAs'.ljr,t k ott.it°,r Al' - it L S ca rt- leffiiefi'diseol;',llrcd, 4'. 11 F•''' . ‘" , .e 1, 11 r4 i .I'N.c!lteiatittg Pain', partiefilark' wh'en warm to 1 41, i•••44'itr,er,lilieleli_ere - to - i , 'of 'n. ; ;t . ,•iia this latnentable state, 1 i kiii. 4 , ii. 1 'IT d by Mr. J. .I.lfonvo n lie's l'afenf Pills, 1 i.4. t . 1 1 t. ht. ).y .itent lierc),lo talfe yitir Ls? , (Who received so • first: of a "al p tOli.tht Is to ,i,,,,i; the latli . .). 'May ; irl the 1° , 1i1,, 41 11i ,' l'egai t to to -eivt. 'bene fi t -in lithe more tit a n a ' ll tit- I "vers on •1• 40 And antis were soundlY beal(n.•- 4\''' e tt' ' t , l ,,,, le ; • `,'''' . ; 'l) 'c 1 ' •;.... , he Heil zifsl ; Y lvaviiig,' hw. ' . 44-i t'r'id- '" ; " ' t is ‘") • "7 -• '• s, Ili tire stun, and pain in the I b4„ t c4 time lot .I.dt -„r").()I.m.4t":.: '1,1,,,5i1k 01,“011; an..la little , h;tII•le° r Per ' ' ''''''• ll * '•" 'll' • •-• •.• 1 sultsided • 11)..1•10d,, "p-erance ilk your itialnal!:le,le'll.(.•:_'tier,a,• ~....:: _ li d I!),tti't4t,,,,spe,rstitg, ibe S , l , ift: ... re .t . i;: i : i f its .1.1,hru5,14:Z7... , : i1, 1511141.11),ral a tt P uls g ' . " 11 1,4! 1 ? ing f • :dr free I r „Xi al 1 mY U. tier c„„1`.!1e44 and "'"` l ' ':l"e' Prr ''', t rifler s /lilts a old .titr.:ol., it tird►,iiiiilll,t.;;;-I:piii,v;.! . 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New Ilriil-e-street, f London ryikifelvt 4 11.1 / 4 1 ' a " 1 ' i l y i 1i i Y'sideuce lor blurt' than 40 years , in a.practiee l.t.r.ti ittlrent'a77""" the. cure Of Veiteri4il C'ompl:'9tits.:ini.lt•f:ose •ee. , u the .Part' s of •Gen4ration • with f hat invierlablu ith •,.,:taß:tul,tii.eili.f.en, ti.ei;,)&toefi.6lli s' . • . pro.resi on !hi:inrill •alsra.y.,.s.'n.3lr,stententr,t• ilactl I 41 . 1 itself the; ath l -e-a,°.(1.1'.1.! ‘. 4,ceiti!tits...i ,I(oonsters to p e rsems.taliiii g tlils •A•tattctlie, will ii3i,qiityst.,:. 0: 7 ;I t.i.iseerliitig, Pizbi it, as au "atifit.tairc iseittOta i7s):4:114(1 votl of all antbignitY. • •' ' I,tp tit a :1,•):,• iVil."!tl,poititltteitt, for the conyenier!ccof,thoke 0 t 4 .it i • t i 1 1 t ) . 11 . 11i,4 ( 1 1 ':, , • ., ~ fi,t,,,li LI :ptl.,i.ssiblltr,':,••(..,,t.;:tivit?z., 0:1•yiti:.•:-iii: t'.' 11 1,4;5,...', ',"tru.,,,'"ri:'!"'.'4l'hurglf ; :NIL tall‘vtli', I)i.ti• I;1 ; iin:by ?•11.,,ja J ) ,,,," cry roasiderable to Arri ',in C..i real. l;•i!.an0 'itt2,f toll 'alid(Pe,l,:il,pilly.ras. ;M. eac It; starli,, 1, :11 s•-:a.led.ttp " ,",:a:,,,gai.,,1'4,..111 llletitiis; wheiel“ , pc: 5••. , i , ... it . - eitlit r '44ll.res'with'e-,ts It; .1114;i; 0,4•,,V1 eta s kljt : t Y • • Bitlie Res. 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An opinion in favour of the measure, similar to that which .he proposed, had been expressed, notonly in Eng ' land and on the Continent of Europe,, but by the most enlightened citizens.of the United States of America. ,In the year 1817, a motion. was made in the House of Delegates of Virginia for a re peal 9t the Usury. Laws, and the speech of ;Mr. Hays, the Gentleman who brought 'f o rw ar d the measure, was an evidence of the talents of the stippOrtersl'of it in theUnitedStatei. The l a W s against U n Ory had, in f act , their origin in' a blind and fanatical perversion of th e ' wo rd s o f 'scrip •• . tore; an d the opprbbrium which 'bad been cast ration those.'WhO in . inodern times "took more than . , thy legal i•ttte of interes t , was :fortnerly thrown on all those who to o k any 'interest for . money lent. The terin i Usury; in f ac t, was app li e d to tile receiVing Of : any use Or interest on Money.— The Act of Henry VIII.; the original of the present Usury Laws, was not an Act of restric t ion, but an A ct of enlargenienf, i foras it was found impossible to entciree;the "'absurd prohibition' on the taking of inter e st, the ra'teWasslimited to 10 per cent. Int he reign of Edward VI. Olaf Act wasrepettle k d,' , aini the taking interest ptoltibi'ed ; but the consequence wits; that'l he 'rate of 'inte rest, - whit:lll)o9re W . as helOw 'lO :lier cent.''rO, , e to 14 per cent. In the reign of Queen sElizaheili, the law Jixing the rate at 10 per'Ce'rii. Was re l viVed, while, at the same time, the tAil:g :any 'interest was . deelared ; sio . ful and detestable.' , Since that tiMe the rate had ben . gra"ditalty reasucied ; tint it was remarkable, that .while the taking in terest above' a certain rate subj ecte d t h e leoder 'to. treble pcniities, it did not appear 'th a t. the l ' tak i n g of any interest !i l ia ,been ,t.'epea4d.: The d,isvpioOdtiun •In orrow. The' 20 rilillinn_pf_xeliegti e r Bills' Bill %vas brought 'in arid read afirst time 3 to be read a se cofid time to-morrow.-,-;AO.fourntql. PARLIAMENI A RV" PxPERS. BANK AND ArINT raosEatiloss. The folloing' is an A&,•O'not Of';he number of Persons prosecuted by the Batk of •England, for forging Notes of the Bank of England, or for knowingly ntleting or possessing forged Notes, from 'the l'Oth i o 1 April; 1818, to the . 28th of January, 1819 • Number of Persons CAPITALLY CONVICTED fat knowingly uttering forged Bank Notes of 51. and upwards.....,. 2 ner knowingly uttering forged Bank Notes of If.. and V. 25 For kriowiOgly 'pOi'se4ing forged Bahk Notes of 51., and • upwards 3 Fur knowiugly possessing forged Bank Notes of ft and 21. 84 Number of Persons PaosEcuTED CAPITALLY for know ingly uttering forged Bank Notes of 5/. and upwards; but who were ACQUITTED Nil. FOr knoi•ingly utferiiiglorged Babk Notes of 11. and 21 , btit Acitburrgo ' a For knowiugy possessing forged Bank Notes of 11. and 21., 114,A(7QUITTED Total number prosecuted The noiober of persons prosecuted by the Of fivers, of Mint,, for coooterieitiog Coin of tie Realm, or for uttering coon. tegfeit 'COio,:between the Ioth of April, ISIS, aud ti6 . .28th . 0f January, ISO, has been 273. Noi, 2,325, a Prize of 1,000/.;•and G-19, a Prize of SOUL. ,Drawn on Ttissrate LAS r, were Sold in Slim-es at CARROLL'S, Offices, ..N t p: 39, Cot nhill, and NO. 26; o,a . ord.stieset'i which, it 'Will be recollected, were the most for!nnore Pilices in the late Lottery, hnving,,Sold, No. 2,387, a Prize of 30,0001, and No. 7,003, a. Prze of 5,000/. in' Slptic'S . ..--_Tickets 'and Shares for the Ni-w Lottery; . %-..hich contains Three Ptizes of 20,000/., and Thirty.scven other Capitals, are ott time at C.laßol..L's snceesstul Onices,„No, Co: and 1.!'6., Oxfo.td•S;;eci,