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.1 1 11 • 4\\\:l I / - -- `• ----,04: - r -7 " 7 " ---1- - . ' -2 . t!" .. - 1 ':-. '''''..,... ..•':\ . ''''' ^- -. • '''''; .: , - :..C' •- ty ;I: . .i . , • - . - . ;.:0 ,. i .. J '' ' , " ::-1. ''',,,,' ~. ! 1- 4 •••,,,........ t . ....! r , .1 , :-... # 4.t - %, ,; : , ,• -, . ... ' .t i 0 2' I wit Mr. l'oll • y 4 , 74,;y4 V_ • e Ve .41 / 4 7 ;r4 ifitP:"*•:l -`-'• . • ' • • ' • , 4 A A . " * geld fir dAle , , t4io >lek. • • NUMBER 8612.] ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, AsTars, •WESTMINSTER -BRIDGE. THE Public is most respectfully informed, film this THEATRE WILL OPEN on EASTER MONDAY, .31, 18•20, under the,. immediate •Superintendance of ASTLEY and DAVIS, when will be performed, fur `Le st time, • • ANEW CHINESE MELO-DRAMA, • -spressly written and'prepared to hying forward, in a novel and appertaining . manner, , THE uNrrED• STUD OF HORSES. • And also A NEW COMIC PANTOMIME, Which will commence with an interesting Ballet of Action, taken from thelleathen Myth,legy. The Theatre has undergotte various Alterations and i !riproretnents, and has been entirely Re-decorated and Beau t'fietl—extensire new Scenery, Decorations and Dresses, which i -vv been in preparation since Christmas. —Seieral New Per ',haters have been added to the establishid and poputir fa 'zraritcs of this Theatre,. particularly an, extraordinary Rope banee r and a very surprising Eques t r ian, both from Paris, their - fi rs t appearance in Etig-,laed.i till • particulars in future Bills and Advertisements. — k. l O-Mailzi , -er,Mr: W. Barrymore. • boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is.—Doors open at half-past Five, d begin at half-past six o'clock precisely.--tlalf-'price 'at 44 4-past eight. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Kit:llo2h, at the 13 Oilice:ftpat ten tintillour • 'ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-HOUSE. - - - NOTICE is hereby given, That all WORKS intended for the ensuing EXHIBITION must be sent in for the inspection of the Council, on Monday; the 3d, of 11 5 - six o'clock, on Tuesday the 4th of April next. Strict at tention is necessary to the established Regulations, the par ticulars of which way be obtained at the Royal Academy. HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Sec., THE LOTTERY. 2303.500 IN PRIZES ! 102 CAPITALS! SWIFT and CO. with the greGtest confidence and satisfaction, recommend to the attention of their 'a-I -lends and the Public the Scheme of the New Grand La tin which contains FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS MORE MONEY In Prizes than any foliner Lottery, including FOUR Prizes of ' 30,0001. TWO Prizes 0f.... , 20,0001. TWO ..Prizes of lO,OOOl. Three per Cent. Consols, * P ith others of 1,0001., 5001., 4001• 9 ` 3001. 9 &c. and no Prize Itu than 161. A great and important novelty in this Lottery al the Extraordinary- Advantage to Early Purchasers, 'Who, hy an excellent arrangement of the Scheme, may on TUESDAY,. Ilth APRIL, ItECEIVE BACK much more than they gave for their Tickets 'Or Stares, and have their full Chance of gll the Capitals anal ‘ o ,,ther Ps izes FOR NOTHING ! I !,-Early Purchasers in t his -Lottery ate not confined to the drawing on any particular 44 Y, but have a Chance throughout the whole' Lottery. Schemes, with every particular, may he had gratis, at SWIFT and Co.'s Fortunate Offices 1, 0. 11, Poultry; No. 31, Aidgate High- . 12, Charing-Cross; street; Where Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety. ON TUESDAY, 11th of APRIL'. 91 ri;rnbill, reminfli • those who feel inclined to adventure in the present Lottery, that the 2,',000 Prizes of 301. are to be decided on Tuesday the II th of April. and that those who may obtain them will still have the Chance of gaining the 10-2 Capitals, br ally of the-. other Prizes in the Sclierne,.precisely the-same es if their Tickets bad not thins bees; drawn. In this Lottery, t he Prizes amount to :503,500 Comas' ihnd - Money, being 40,0001: More Money than any for Mer Lottery of 20.000 'rickets ever contained. This 40 , 0001 . however, has-not been giveri away, and G. WEBB considers it absolutely requisite assure tha4 Persons who may favour Him with their (tom l'iaalls,,that:althongh He is not the Contractor, Purchasers a t Office sy 111 . participate in every advantage the Wherne he funn.l to postess. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at • WEBB'S FORTUNATE OFFICE, 9, CQRNHILL, Where were Sold in the Lottery Contract just concluded, 2,370 in 9 Shares 20,0001. 8,443 in II Shares Besides Three of the minor Capitals, ,_Where Schemes, explaining the mode of Drawing, with the numbers of the Tickets to be put into the Wheel at different triods,—the Determinable Prizes,—and every other Particu -4 at much greater length than those published at other - Offices, may be had, gratis. 4 ' 1 ,,! IRISH BANK NOTES EXCHANGED. The 40 . ,0001. Given away ! ! !• lAnd the 60,000 F for - Early Purchasers ! ! ! ROM the wording of, the Advertisements, : handbills, and show-boards made use of for promoting_ ~a les of the present Lottery, an erroneous idea has gone 44, 11 that particular or greater advantages would be obtained * , me Offices that were not to be had at others; and as such 41 1 uld - m!vded - opinion is prejudicial, and ought to be removed fr(4l lthe minds of those who have, and those who have not r ' dv entureO, 'P. DISH begs most respectfully to assure his a est f ! i en d s th e P u bli c , th a t th ere i s n o t any r e al o r ituagi- V_ l rY advantage the Scheme holds forth, it4whieli the Cus 74'41ers of his Offices will not equally participate, although he I s NOT the CONTRACTOR.. I., I ICKETS- autt SHARES are Selling - at BISH's OF . 'CES, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross; where No. 2,807, tq the Last Lottery, a• Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds Mo ney, was Sold in Shares. d The Preliminary Day (as the Gazette calls it) will he Toes -IY, 11th April. The Scheme consists of 20,000.Tichets, and t !' l 4iris 102 Capitals, amounting ,to 203,300 Money and ',onsoic 4, ,i 6 Explanatory Schemes gratis. , . ONE HUNDRED AND TWO CAPITA PRIZES. AZ ARD and Co. the CONTRACTORS, baying, by permizsion of Government, ADDED FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS the Prize Money of the Present. Lottery, are enabled to • present to the PotAic an • UNPRECEDENTED LIST OF cArrrAL PRIZES, including . /FOUR ..... Prizes of TWO Pr ! TWO ' r ee per Cent. Consols, • with others 0f.1,0001. 5001. 4001. &c. &c. and at the same time sire to . PURCILtsERS AN EXCLUSIVE ADVANTAGE OF SIXTY '.l'./-10USANDPOUNDS, ro h e distributed in .2,000 Prizes of 301. each, on the Ifth Ovp,, A AND The Pitrehasers ill have ese —A , ABOVE: ANY w OTHER th PRlZES rtzes TO WHICH O n t , THEY 'MAY BE ENTITLED t 4,,. ' l e 27th April, when the drawing begins. The advan e,e.ol. an early purchase must be obvious, as, on the 11th ,411 , the Adventurers I 'ICKF * MAY GAIN, BUT CANNOT LOSE. , , , 0, 4. _ .! FS and SHARES art selling- at HAZARD and Co.'s e f,,,, d.. 7, , RuYal Exchange-Gate ; 26, Cornbill ; and ~24, x• I,v,tr,eet ; where, in the Last Lottery C9ntract, they Sold 4 1,4 " 'iiz, of ),0001. and ALL Ti-li: PRIZES of, i40,000l• r 'vent Lotte'2ry. • COUNTY - FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. OUNTY - FIRE , OFFICE RETURNS. „NOTICE is hereby given to all PERSONS who in 1819 completed their Terms of SEVEN YEARS' IN- . SURANCE, that RETURNS of TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. upon all Premiums paid by them during that time, are receivaLle here, and of the Agents - in all the principal Towns in the kingdom ; and it is requested that such persons as have neglected to receive their Returns in preceding years will, apply for the same forthwith. J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Managing Director. On the Ist April will be published, Price 3s. 6d. (to be continued every two months), No. 11, of THE LONDON JOURNAL of ARTS arid SCIENCES; an Original Work, exhibiting the pro gressive a'dvancernent of Practical Science, in the various branches of the Arts, Manufactures, and Agriculture. By W. NEWTON. The Contents of .this Number, under the bead of Recent Patents, will give an Abstract of Fourteen New Inventions. Under Original Communications, Messrs. Perkins and Fair- Man's Bank Note, with a beautiful Plate, will be found par ticularly interesting; likewise Mr. Vosley on Lord Stanhope's. Telescope, vith a Plate; improved Valves, by Mr. Malam, and a Ball Cock, by Mr. Tyer, both with Plates; alas Mr. Pye, on French Gloss. Tracing Paper, &c. Under Nrirel In ventions, t new Machine for weighing and binding of Hay, &c. with a Plate. To which will be added, transactions of the 'Society of Arts, the Royal Institution, &c. and a variety of novel scientific information; with a List of • forthcoming Patents. London : Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster Row, and sold by all Booksellers. T HE following Articles are SW by most Per f m rs ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, changes grey or red Flair to a. permanent brown or black, which washing ren ders more durable. The Proprietor hopes this dye is too gerierrllly known to require eulogium ; he merely wishes to caution the Public against various Imitations-4bn Genuine has always the Proprietor's signature. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID gives a beautiful gloss to the Hair, and keeps it in curl during exercise in.dau c io g or walking,. or in damp weather. It is also - a most surpris ing regenerator of the flair; fur its peculiar virtues iu this respect, see auriferous cases of Gentfernen who have recovered their flair after being, bald for -years, in an Essay un the Na ture of the Hair enclosed round earls Bottle. ATKINSON S AMBROSIAL SOAP, made by a new pro cess, which divests it of all irritating qualities. It removes freckles, redness, au« hardness from the shin, pievents its chapping, and makes it soft, white, and even. It is also pre pared with Naples Soap, for shaving, and is p e culi a rly adapted ,to Gentlemen who: have tender faces. It braces the skin, and paalies the. razor cut much easier than by the com mon nicthod.—No. 44, Gerrard-street,Soho:.square, London. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST'INDIA STOCK. LAMES AND GENTLEMEN, AVI N G the honour of being recomntendetj to you by the Directors of the East India Company, as CANDIDATES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this year, we talse the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote on the day of Election, WEDNESDAY, the "12th of April next. We are, Ladies and'Gentlemen, Your most humble Servants, J .COB ,BOSANQUET, JOSEPH COTTON, WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY, EDWARD PARRY, THOMAS REID, , WILLIAM WIGRAM. East India House, March 29, 1820. iac-' l airt, dill., -~ r. Us. 33. Us. ,ls. nef • F. t 'ela . # ,Osts ?ti jA r A.. , ;v$ !., fpp~ THURSD AY, MAPLd If 30, 1820. GENERA L TELEC'I lON. ro the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLbERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLbSEIC. - GENTLEMEN, • Tr is gratifying . to obser v e . that my Appeal was, 411- not wholly made to you in vain, a majority having been obtained by me on this day's Poll over both my Opponents. Supineness, at this crisis, 'oust tend to degrade the County frointhafelevated Character and Station which it has hitherto maintained, and to impose on it the yoke of a Party twice indignantly rejected. I invited you, in my Address' of yesterday, to avert the evil with which you are, threatened, and to recover, by zeal and energy, the ground which has been lost. The promises with which I hare been honoured are sufficient (if faithfully fulfilled) to ensure my return by a large majority. • The Cause is your own—to you its protection and success :artist be confided; and it is for you to assert those loyal and constitutional principles which have hitherto secured we your itipport. • ' ' . therefore, an solitit yona immediate attention at .the Poll ; and have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your devoted and faithful Servant, WILLIAM MELLISH. Bush-Hill Park, March 29, 1820. STATE OF THE POLL. Mellish 2135. By ng 3876 Whitbread The Committee for conducting, the re-election of Mr. Mel lish beg leave to acquaint the Freeholders, that the Poll will be open every day (including. Good Friday), until Monday next, when it will finally. close, at three o'clock in the'after noon. The excellent arrangements made by the Sheriffs secure free access to the Hustings. 112, Bishopsgate-street, March 29, 1820. TO THE PROPRIETORS OP' EAST •INDIA }STOCK: LAniEs . " HE EIJECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the UST, INDIA COMPANY, being appointed for WEDNESDAY," the 12th April "next, the favour of your Vote and Interest is reilticsied fu:' the fullOsing Ge'ntlenten, viz.:— , • ,JACOB BOSANQUET, ESQ. S,OSEPH . COTTON, ESQ. WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY, ESQ. • EDWARD PARRY; ESQ. THOMAS REID, ESQ. WILLIAM - WIGRAM, ESQ. Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble Servants, Alexander Allan, Campbell Marjoribanks, :spell, John Morris, Jotipebb4 James Pattison, Robert Ca bell, Rich;ChicheleY Plowdcn, Wm. i ittant Clark, Geo. Abercrombie Robinson, V3rokrje kaikes, - 444 Wm.Frillarton Elphinstnne, J.Goldshoroughßavenshav4 Charles Grant, David Scott, John H l udleston, George Smith, John Inglis, ' John Bladen Taylor, John Jackson, • John Thornhill, Hugh Lindsay,- Swett) , Toone. East India Housei March 29, 1840.. • [PRICE SEVENPENCE, 4 , NiftE. • =a4bvar.nrireamaan,mganinceaca........nWlMlN PROVINCIAL JOURNALS. • It bas been our chief 'aim in taking Extracts front the PaoitttvciAL JQ - UROALS, to give en conragement to --the loyalty of their respective • • •.. Editors, by extending their reciliA§ beyond the spherey of their, irmnediAte circulatiop,,,that the reerits•of their several Papers :night be:known to the Country at large. lor the advaniage of the . . people in general, we have not thought it, neces sary to transfer any Radical trash into our Co lumns'from those loornats, because the spirits 'of •,_ 4 „ misehief are sufficiently .on the alert in all quar ters. The falsehood issued by the Times, import ing an intended increase of the Civil. List, might • he thought a mere electioneering trick, if the wanton and deeply r riuted malignity of that etper against , Government on all occasions were r not too no - Carlo:is - . We Itaie this day, for the ,: first time, and we trust for the last, taken an ex tract from the Tyne Mercury, a Paper of con . • genial. principles with the ,Tinier . ,, and net less rancorous against Ministers, to shew bow readily one Radical: Paper will copy from another. :The Tyne Mercury has adopted this lie of the Times, and has had 'the . hardilthod. tii,rsay,.that " the Government Papers make a Jestiiricat denial of an intention to add to the public bur:hens at all," though this particular falsehood was not covertly but openly deniedHby,;khe.Morning. Post, the ;New ,Thnt?:s, - the Couriet ~artd th'i ; Sun. The Tyne Merciiry, however, is not contented with the mere origittal, falsehood, but adds“ that"the Government Papers. had DENIED that there was an intention to-add to/ the public - burdens at all." This denial those styled the Government P6peri never did make, because the Conductors did. not pretend to be acquainted with all the views of Ministers, or 'to' presimic hat the .revenues.of . the State were equal to all ,demands. We found with regret, that Mr. WHAR• TON, the Member for Beverley, had made - the same asseTtion respecting an intended addition to the Civil List, because be could ;hardly be sup posed to act - upon the same despicable principles as actuate the Times upon all occasions; But the Tyne' Mercury does not state the difference be, 'ltveen the amount of the pretended addition, as mentioned in' the Times, aratiii - '. WHAlttrirl, though it supports the falsehood of the Time;, rafter that Paper had ben obliged to abandon it; We no►w subjoin the Extract referred to, that the people of Northumberland may fully understand the character of their Radical Journal and en courage it accordingly. (Front Time Tyne Mercury, March 21, 1820.) " THE CIVIL LIST. " The rumour gains ground, that a considera ble addition is about to be made to that part of the Civil List which is appropriated to the use of his Majesty. "The Times, London Newspaper, whose intel ligence on all subjects has for many years been . most accurate as well as early, stated the augmen tation at half a million : Mr. Wharton, the inde pendent Member for Beverley, about the same time, and wi►h'out there being the slightest ground for a supposition that any communication haA taken place from him to the Times, or front that Journal to him, declared the intended increase to be t wo The Government Papers make ft Jesuitical denial of an intention to add to the pub lie burdens at all. Their friends give them dit fur the rrtith of what they say, without eonsi tiering that if their design had by. any possibility become knOwn before its official publication was convenient, the present was the,worst time to al low the country any mason to believe it. When the Elections are concluded, and Parliament once more assembled, we shall be able to judge of Ministetial language ; for, if such a pia!' has been formed, the necessity at coming, to Farlia went will supersede, the policy of being silent. The Civil Lis; must he discussed next Session, as MuSt all the minor questions which it includes, or which are connected ; the revenue of the Crown lands, the Royal Debts,..the l)roite of Admiralty, and the allowance to her Majesty ; but that an addition of a farthing, still leis 'the enormous weight (4'2,000,0001.: should he laid upon the weighed down people of 'thew Brirain: is it coutemplation, most dreadful and alarming.---, What cause,cao there be at any period for strelz extravagance-; hit what cause now above all, when we irre save(Ltroin the horrors of war, with-. Out enjoying the comforts of, peace . ; when our taxes ( J 0 not ditniuish, though our trade is be- . come.a mockery ; when there is no hope for us but ill the most rigid econotnpin , the administra. tioo, and.an entire change of system in every de partt'nent nt the Sate. It this increase he suggested to Parliament, we hope there will he independence 'enough in' it to : remind the. Minister, who brings the mea, sure for Ward, that true splendour consists not in profusion that the proper iktandetir of the throne is the soul and trogn4nimity'tif the Prince.'. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. THE COMAIITTEE for conducting the RE ELECTION of Mr. WILLIAM MELLISH, having reason to apprehend that many of the Gentlemen Freeholders have not been canvassed, or applied to by the District.Corn inittees, beg leave to apologize for such neglect, and hope it will be ascribed to the only cause, namely, the incorrect state of the Lists. The Committee beg leave to return their best Thanks to the Freeholders who haves already favoured Mr. Mellish with the promise of their support, and solicit their early atten dance at the Poll. Bishopsgate-strect, March 29, 1820. District Committees are sitting in the following Places .-- London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill. Crowd Tavern; Clerkenwell-green. Ship Tavern, Finsbury-place. ..Star and Garter, IsliVon-Green. Angel Inn,,Strand. t -• • =- White Hart, Holborn. Stratford Coffee-house, Oxford-street. • 'Gloucester Coffee-house, Piccadilly. Hohne's Hotel, Parliament-street. New Exchange Coffee-house, Strand. Golden Eagle, Mile-End. Crown and Angel, Whitecliapel. Narrow-street, Limelieuse. Ne. 44, Wellclose-square. Marquess of Wellington, Shoreditch. Green Man, Bethnal-green. Doti Saltexo's Tavern, Chelsea. Catherine Wheel, Borough. Cock and Lion, East. Smithfield. , ' ELGIN. We have been requested to insert the following communication from Elgin ' It is a curious. fact, that with all the alleged plots and counter-plots in the good town of El gin, there is only one Candidate for the suffrages of this district of Burghs, who has publicly pre-. sented himself to' their notice. The gallant Ge neral who thus came forward soon after the dis- - colurion of.tbe late Parliament (the brother of a very popular Peer, of large possessions in the North of Scotland), obtained the instant assur ances of the support of two of the Burghs, and his pretensions were' received by a considerable number of the Town Council of Elgin, with the greatest favour. This alarmed the manager of ano ther noble family, who mustered into his presence a certain Junto of the Council, supposed to be un der his influence ; and could he have retained a ma jority of the,body within a certain hospitable man sion till a delegate had been appointed, the manager would have proposed his anonymous candidate in due time ; but; finding that some of the Coun4l - talked 'loudly of rebelling against his Sove reign wilVand pleasure, another plan was devis ed, which, bad it not been counteracted, would have .been: a political master-piece. It was ar .•ranged'th:at the Bailie (to whom the Sheriff's pre cept bad Wen delivered) should leave the town, along with a Councillor, and, by admirable management, apparently implicating in this de parture certain of the Council, who were held to be in ,the 'interest of the declared popular candidate thus fondly hoping that the want: of the precept, or at any rate the want of a majority of. a Council would prevent the election of a delegate, by which the election of the Repre sentative in Parliament would be secured in favour of the anonymous candidate, frofi the returning- Burgh being in the Manager's interest. • But, to the confusion of this plot and counterplot, it bas been, discovered that the precept had been left be hind with the. town clerk ; so that the late ap pointment of a delegate for Elgin, though by a minority of the Council, must be held completely 'valid, in consequence of the conspiracy before al luded to. " It is said, that a judicial inquiry is now on font, relative to the alleged tumulta-in Elgin and the irruption of the Claws ; but it is believed it will be found that, the first was only a public ex pression of joy demonstrated by this respectable community in favour of the gallant General, though the mountaineers would have caused a serious affray, had it not been for the steady eon duct'of the principal inhabitants and of the neigh bouring tenants , tinder the excellent management of the Judge' Ordinary. —(Ediftburgh Courtott, March 27') MELANCHOLY EVENT.-Yesterday sse'unight, at Snaith, a' man and his wife, of the name' of Coates, who had been married only about ten days, were both found suspended by the neck— one in the stable, the other in the dwelling house. The former, , when foUnd, though his feet touched the ground, was dead; the latter had taken a'more eligible station, but when cut down, the • spaik of life was not gone—she is likely to live. The wile states that they lived comfortably ,luring the lust -week; they then began toqoar rel, and so comintted until the aboye-dreadfol . event took Lunacy."---(Rock ingham Paper.) but Dra rds--- ahti arcs • LTx- Lyn, 0 p. Ite3 'IIISV, irons d6c. Ar pur- ith -62a ic- tit ii erati be ;Ito" &ling 'Solt Age. Arc) c dlis~ e ap- Cu OA haft es to n 24 6tb 'sok. Ca p a b• Cg a u t". :fag- )144:1 - i 1 1, Mal' ,iso • 127. toss, iy 9. Soli ay 9.1 i“il, anU. abli• ti e :tiV/ os. ...010 I Of d ig ton►