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The Charaeteri by Miss DE CAMP, Mr. WROUCHTON, Mr. C. KEMBLE. 21r. BARRYMORE, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER; jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr, SUETY, Mr. TxugmAN; I,li ss pop E , Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS. A T a numerous MEETING of CALICO. PRINTERS and DEALERS in.CALICOS, held at the N EW LONDON TAVERN on Saturday..thp 21 of February, toot, to take into consideration the depending in Parliament, for imposing an Additional Duty on Calicos. Mr. WOOD in the Chair. - FEAST INDIA ,IIUU,SE; • it:ht laity 2ci, IgoT. MITE CC:JURT of I) EvaTO AS 'of th , UNITED CO.IIP-ANY of MPRCIIANI* cf fag:- LA ND tradiog,to iL East Inelsesdolureby give Aruticv, IMPERIAL, PARLMAIEN .110 US - OF COMMONS, 1 '~ It was resolved that the proposed Additional Duty, 1 , should the Bill pass into a Law, will be attended with the most destructive consequences to the Printing 'Trade in general, by lessening the consumption of tile articles, and thereby injuring the Manufaclurers, and throwing many useful . hands out of employ. That this Meeting be adjourned until Tuesday next, at 'Twelve o'Clock, at the New London Tavern. That these Resolutions be .signed by the Chairman, printed, and published in the Morning and Evening . rapers. • Tha Wei art react_p to ieceive Prop;hals writing,' at my tinte,.on orbefore,Thurtday, the 2611., of March next, fi - ont any rentont off' 74.054 •Tcrnit Comiiti,mi they are .ct•illing to lif111,1) SIMS of aboin Soo This, to be Let on Foeigbi for she raid Compalyie ..ctr:roict, Pr Six teD,agrs certain, a full . forS Tone, and half Freigi , t for Sorplut Tonnage act, Proposall pr,rinoient 'Peace Foright, which -moats be ably torbbia, parts of Indletowith li - college or ac iii i.t JE'rnsiege, her the said six VojaArs ; and aleo a R.;te per na during War, , whicli must include all EXUIt Expences ej tifannifiK nej lloapy, elliv - ence of )rages, smellier" other Additional Charge occasioned War,.the•Bxpricer of octurying I.issrarr oni; excepted, • That there sowed Rates of TreigLt 6e ..'std-one/Jo hottest, Terms, for Ships :Built in the River Thansi , s, or at the Ont- - Perri,- as thfiel *ill itN he an 'opportunity •of iraAigg , abatement t and di questiwis may Priir irevateen Tencitrt made, the ore a higher 77ender . for Peace, and lower for War, and the other Tendre: the contrary, she Court wean so accept the Terderi lobich a pear to them, ander all circkmstances, to be the !rm. est ojer, appear to the Court be reaionahk. The Tr 'with the " Sitip.Tender" on .the cover, to 6c severalty' etielrd up, and left With tic Seeretag, - at 0, be --• fore TwelLTYClcx.-4 al Nov:,, on the s4id 6th of ;Ward, •next, beyond which tiker earaly'Tender will be received. SAI UItDAY, Esa. Sr: kr; HO Blio US E said;, he • had -given notice_ on a former day, upon the subject whether the Emperor PAUL was founded in 'the accusation he ,made agdinst-this . :Qijuntry in a State Paper of his, relative to our having refused to ratify a . Convention whielp he alledges was entered into between the Courts of England and St. Peters.L burgh, by which we were said to have Promised to the Emperor PATIL i that he should'ha - ve the possession of Malta, the want of good faith in ;he observance of which Convention the Emperor PAUL now 'alleaged as a reason for his having joined the Conte derato Powers of the, Nal•th against Great Britain. - :This was a suhjed` of great importance, and highly interesting, not only 'to this Country, but' to all Europe to have discussed, so that it may be discovered where the truth of the Matter rested. .He had, however, several• reasons fOr not bringing the matter , for ward now.—Not only did it require a full at tendance of Members, but the presence of certain Gentlemen who are now in high Official situations, as well as those who have Lately been so ; not only the old, but also the new 11 1 1inistets.ottght to be present at the discussion of this subject ; the former might be in the llouse, indeed; at anytime they 'pleased, but the latter could not, for tea sons too obvioui to be 'stated, - attend the Houie for some time. Besides this an Honourable' Friend of his (Mr. G tll had given notice ofa MOtiOn• for going into a Committee on .the state,. of the .Nation. Should the House- agree tb go z into that Committee, the Motion concerning the accusatior of the Emperor PAUL' avinst this' Country for a breach of Faith- respecting might . and ought to be made in that Committee. lf the House shOuld negatiVe ihei.K.,:tion• for . going' into thetommittec, therl tie shOuld"have•• Stu opportunity .of bringing forward 'his MoOon uporr : this subjed:aftetward , E, and in which he should certaiely persist, uckSs a SatisfaCtory 'pfanatio n of" that matter should '.be given in The 'Debate on the Motion tor a Committee to- • vire into the state of the Natio4 Ent as he . could not 'tell . beriire-hand* hew these thin s might turn out, he should, "for the present deter • his Motion withotit naming a day for triltleiq. it. , - The" notice, therefore, of that Motionloi: '1 ues. day next, he now begged leave tolvith haw: • Mr. BURTON had 1eav4...91 absence ,for six weeks, on itecount t a his.state of health On the' Motion of Mr. Anson. Mr. ABBOT said, that when' he . had. the honour of bringing forward the consideration of the Public Finances of this Country last; it occurs red to him that those of Ireland should be brought: 'forward in' a similar, manner fur investigation,. that the state of Finance of the Empire at large, might clearly appeat , before.che House. For this' purpose he had framed several Motions, classed: under 'different heads, and made as specific us the nature 'of the subjels appeared :to him to require, , of which their substance was, that of ,hewing the Income, the Expenditure, the 'Trade, the' Debts, the 'Arrears, the llslaneei , in the hands of 'Public Accountants of Ireland, , Sic. so that the . whole Financial affairs of Ireland should Opear before the 1-louse in the same manner'as those' of , England were.—He then moved.. 'That there be laid before the House an Account of the. Total Amount of the Income of Ireland for the Yeac cnding,on the sth Jan. 1861, so far as it can be made ttlior estimated, distinguishing the net hem the gross Proceeds, ate." w I T I-I THE VETERAN TAR. • Due notice will be given of the next Representation of C)rnhelint. At a MEETING of the BUTCHER S , TAN NERS,- and SKI NN ERS,' r&sitient in the TOWN and NeighbonrhoodofMANCHESTEß , in the County of Lancaster, jield at the house of Isaac Stott, known _by the sign of Admiral Nelson, in Salford, Manchester, on Tinirs- - day the lath day of Feb. aot, for the purpose of taking into consideration the great ineonveniencies and hmtvy•pe nalties resulting from and imposed by an Aa passed in the last Session of Parliament, intituled, " An Ad - to fepcal " so much of an AO pasted in the second year of 'King " Tames the First, as prohibits the use of Horse Hides in making Boots and Shoes; and for-better preventing the " damaging of Raw - Hides and Skins in the flaying there ., id of I. It was Unanimously Resolved as follows: tst, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the evil intended to be remedied by SuchAti, if any,. is small,• and appears to be more imaginary than real,•inastuuch as in all cases where any Hide or Skin happens tohe cut or gashed in the flaying, the Butchers, who are the owners and sellers thereof, are the greatest, if not the only sufferers, because it hitherto has beets, and will con= tinue to be the custom, for the Tanners and Skinners to in speet the hides before they purchase them, and whenever any damage has been done thereto, the Butchers are con stantly obliged to take an inferior, price for them.-..-It is therefore evident, that the Butchers are equally ititerested with, if nor more so than the Skinners anti Tanners,. in preventing the gashing of Hides. . aptly, That such Act, instead of increasing, is likely to diminish the ReVenue, and quantity of Leather heretofore inanufatituted ; becanie, froin the very great dillieulty, if not impossibility, in preventing the gashingof Hides, anti .owing to the numerous penalties incurred thereby, few • persons, it any, will now a ttem p t ' t o tr a y a f a ll en Beast,. the Hide or Skin thereof, in many cases, not being equal in value to the penalties incurred by the personitaying the same. THE ITRE-ROYA COVENT.GAItotN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Feb. z+, 1801, will be perfbrmed a Comedy, called • , THE POOR GENTLEMAN. The Principal Characters by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. KaNicurr, Mr MURRAY, Mr. TOWNSEND, Mr. EMERY, Mr. PARLEY Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. W ADY. Mrs. GIBBS, Miss SIMS, Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BETTE RTON. And an Epilogueby the Charai...ters. WITH PAUL AND VIRGINIA. On Thursday, The Poor Gentleman, with Il Bondo cani. • The New Comedy will be performetievery Tuesday and Thursday during Lent. On Saturday, Every Man in His Humour, after which will be produced a new Grand Historic Elntoinime Drama, called Perouse, or the Desolate Island. • MIL LIA - 111 RA Ilf S A The particultfro of the principal Diinensicnt and Scantlings, also an Inventor): of the principal Stores, the Copy of the usual Charter Party, Eta 'an Opaline, tlither with:be o:ber Tetras and auditions on which the .ships art to he tendered and entertained in the Conpalys. Service, nnfy he bad on appli ' cation to Mr. 6'ogeatt, Clerk' to the committee of Skiable, .on or after Tuesd, the z4f h . instant, and that nrt any 1 ender will be consi dered unless made in pinny respeel conformably to the above Term:. - • THE NEW LYING-IN CHARITY FOR THE BENEFIT of the WIVES of the SOLDIERS of the THREE REGIMENTS of FOOT GUARDS, Under the Patronage of Her Royal 11;ghness the. DUTCHESS of YORK. HE objea of the abov6 Charity is to supply the Wives of the Soldiers 01 the three Regiments of Toot Guards with attendance at their own habitations, end particularly to assist them with the use of Child-bed To be supported by Voluntary Donations, to furnish the.first supply of sets of Linen, and.. the immediate ne cessaryexpences; and, by an Annual Subscription of One Guinea, to defray the future current demands of each year. The utmost diligence and attention will be paid by the Ccznduflors of this Charity, twonsure to the objeeks of it the full benefit intended by its Royal Patroness ; and no doubt is entertained that a • Proposal of this important and benevolent nature, v.lll be favourably received and etke to:oly supported by the Public. Subscription Woks are now op ened _ at Messrs. Ham. rtersleys and Co. No. 76, ; Coutts and Co. Strand; and Smith, Payne, and Smith,•Mait4ion-house_ iltrect—for Docations•and Annual Subscriptions, where further printed Particulate of the Plan may be had, and at Ratchard's, No. 573, Piccadilly, as soon as the Rules stud Regulations ate finZilty arranged. London, Feb. dor. • •.* . . . . , MO,TICE is hereby .even,.. That 'MATTHEW IN PEARSON, turgidly of - Finglass, in the (..aunty of Dublin, but late of the eity of Dublin, FA. Rirrist4 at Law, d eceased, by his kit Will,and.Testament. b.nr-. ing date the lth Day of Septeulber„ in!, among others : made the following floquestg : • Tof 1-le•nry Pearson, then out afthe Kingdom, anti to Llizatigth!Pearson, his sister, being the son ant ad of (Henry Pearl" forine:ly of Bricte4trect, anttlong deceased, to each Wesum of tool. I :and to each surviving Son.sindprand-son, Daughter rind Grand-daughter of lits cousin, Roger Peaisori, dePseas;xl, tool.: and as to what sliuptd RnAiti of. his Persrinal For- .•iiiirs ' after payiOent of his Debts Apd theLe.gaCies hi said Willinentioned,: he din.itbd that one . - nal moiety of said; • Surplusage ini?lit, be cliv)di4 by his . Neetitor, betwetii the Sons and Dauhters, qtand:sansac nt Urand-dauglitc {s , et of his cousins; Ken ry and ROgcr rearsorb - boll) deeeafri, share and share 4like. And said Matthew Pearson-;by his said.,,f-Will directed, -.that -_his Estate of - Crorilwellstown, and part of Kilteel, in the County orKalarc, .0101114-cii!. scold to his Heittr}t Law, hp.ilot- then - snowing . whcini to nominate as sucti,% Aild PersOus haying any right or claim Under the respeatire Davisesin said Wilt, are - rekilestird:to . apply to RichafkPearson, ;Esq. sole Excc4for of i:ald • Matthew Petirsiihi at No. tag, - jarnes-sit , xr,- in -the Cite of Dublin, stating their re4ectiye Affinity to . said Matilicci. Pearson, in order that. tlicir Itigtfts , may be pratieutar; y . . investigatcvl and'ocertained. Dublin,. the•gfil Day of February, itiot; • 7 !• 10 - EXT MONDAY the ENGLISH -Loragx lIEGINS DRAWING,' THE SCHEME CUNTAINS-; • 2. Prizes of ,C:3o,000 * CHICHI-STE& I"L.t'IiANY SESSIONS; I . 3th January, Igor. J. T IS ORDERED by THIS COURT , Thin at all future Quarter Sessions held for this 'Division of the County, the re: the Clerks to the Justices do trans mit to the Clerk of the Peace, all •Recognizances taken Since the preceding Sessions t atul 'that all'Perso'ns' bound to tirosecute, do gtve,instrufflons for their Indidments ; and that all other Persons not Wound, and intending to prosecute any Person or Persons for any Offence or Offences whatsoever, da.also Aye instructions for their indielments to the said Clerk of th Peace, on the Mon day being the Day preceding the Day on which the liusi sess will be proceeded on by the Court. And it is further Ordered by this Court; That all Appeals and Traverses fort which Tortiamonts have been prevlousllr preferred), be e t erv,c_OF tII the said Clerk of the Peace p revious to nx the sitti of the Court, at Tcrt - tW Tuesday Morning ; which said Appeals shall be llrst heard," and in filar ,;nscession as they are entered, unless the Court shall plexse to order the contrary r and then thi - Tiiverses in like manner. WiILIAM ELLIS, Clerk of the Pelce for the County of Sussex. :04.0 ovo I 0, 000 '`° . ~r; %~ 10.1 . . . 59 t 7,2,0 18 lIALF A MILLION OF MONEY. - Sterling in l'rizes. .. • ..: Part of the Capitals will be determined as. under : Tirst-DRvn Ticket 2;th.,Day. .-- ~C • iO,: :.,. Ditto, --- 29th Day 20,c10p Ditto, —33 d , 7.-- 30,000 Ditto, 4.091 Day . -7 . 2,000 PRIZES - - A- 1 he of thks. LOTTERY will be paid at the usual time in FULL STERLING MONEY without any Di'scount or Deduction: - - TICKETS• and - SHARES or TICKETS are selling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in Eng, land, Scotland, and Irellthd ; and tlui I'titcs paid on Demand. • FEBRIYARV PRICES, Ticket . - - Half - - 8 tS" o . • E ••ight - 17 9 o -2 , 5 A Quarter 4 to o Sixteenth' - 3- 0 • Tickets will rise gradually as the Drawing approaches, and will not be cheaper.. • ' ' • (r3r Persons in -the. Ctinntry. may be supplied with Tickets tn. Shares,. the same as if present,' by ,sending Post (Mice Orders, good fills, Cash, dr 13ank Notes, to any Licensed Lottery Office. PURSUANT to a CO ENT an SALE. MISSION of APPRAISE. M TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION mate Star and G arter Tamen; Portsmouth, on Friday Aha a7th Day of February, Aar, at Eleven o'Clock in -Ow I , encsiuuff, TE N C4 SES of SUGAR, 7 Casks of ALMONDS. leo Kegs OAS/MEL,: CABLE, H4W9RR Being part of the Cargo of the Swedish Ship Margaretha Christina Henrich Jansen Master, detained and sent i nto ritil rent by the 'Earl Spencer Private Ship .of N.Yat,' Pier. dock Neale Commander.. The same may be viewed three days Wore the and further Particulars known byNspplyiOg to Mr. Car. 'ter at Cavort ; Mr, Lhulegren, PoAt.soKth. PURSUANT' to a (2011/111TSSTON of APPRAISE- Mur and SALE. :. • • I , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AO the :Star and Garter. Tavern, in..Portiunnttth,. timadith Day of February, 'Sot, at Eleven &Clock in the Fore noon,TWOHUNDRED . 4n4. FIFTY Bales .of FLAX, 23a Barrels of LAMP BLACK, . . • t • 4 134trels,ofPITCH, gundred ',Quarters HANDSPIKES and OARS, 2 Hundred DEALS and SLABS ; Being part of the Cargo of the Swedish Ship 'Cliff's:cit y of Goth hind, J. B. Theil &faster, detained And brought ti oito this Port by His Majesty's hired Armed Cutter Anil, Lieutenant 'Young, Commander. The same may be viewed three Dais before the Sale ; And further Particulars known by applying to Mr. Lin dgren, Portsmouth. CHURCH :ORGAN TO SE SOLD; ORGAN lately 4tnnding in St . Mar. 11 garet's Church,' Westminster, built by the celebrat ed Wier StNIITH, and has some New Stops by AVERY. It consists of Three Sets of keys, containing Pull Ogren, Choir . and Swell ereant, the Cortpass, Short Octaves, aryl contains the followi4 Stopi:, viz. Full Organ. . • • Choir Organ. Nen •Diapason, S,top ,Diapason, Stop Diapason, Prtncipal,. Pringipal Flute, Twelfth, (7 1 . .., nona. Fifteenth, Swell Organ. Mason, Open Diapason, Sasquialtra, Step Diapason, Cornet, f I' rum pet, and Trumpet. Voi -humane. The Imtnnnent , is removed .in to the Tower of the Church, in conseduence of the necessary rerirs now go innvin Elt cwou id , we I su it, any moderate sized Country Chinch, or large Chapel. Further Particulars .may be known by application-to Mr. Glm, Clerk ; of the `Forks at the Church ; or of Mr. Avery, Organ-builder in =the Chutdit-yard, who is buildkng,amve um CM a larger $i le, -•: . a ~ w , idly, That by one , Clause of the said Al, which pre- Villls " the flaying of a Beast below the knee or gambrell," • the Revenue particularly sutlers a loss in - the,Duty 'upon Leather, at least of four-pence by ev e r y Beast,, and a great quantity of Lesther is thereby also lost,. which might •. be mach) highly useful in making children, and the Inner soles of other shoes. -tthly, That from the operations of this Ad - , Butchers in general arc prevented from taking and employing Appren tices, who are essentially requisite in their, hilsiness i , and particularly in the flaying of Beasts; because, ilnot front their inattention, - Yet ccerainly from then inexperience and want of skill, they cannot avoid occasionally gashing the Hides more or less; yet there is not even in this case, any provision or exception in favour of the Butcher, so as to exempt him from the manitnlit penalties that' attach to him, notwithstanding he is most evidently the greatest, if nut the only sUtlerer. 5i1 , 1e, That the said Adams not seem to bec.aii ciliated to produce any public good, and from its numerous and heavy penalties, is produdive of much litigation,. and: is fraught with almost endless trouble and inconvenience to the-Country ButcherS, who, by Many of its mistaken re gulations, and from the ignorance" and prejudices of the I nspedors appointed under it, and, from being olaliges.l to attend at inconvenient hours and distant places of Inspec tion, are greatly ohstrutcd and impeded' in the free exer cise of their calling. 6thly, That such Ad is also partial and oppressive to the Country Butchers, inasmuch as the Butchers in the Metropolis, and for fifteen miles round the Royal Ex change in London, are wholly exempt from any of its nu merous inconveniencies and penalties, although no solid rcnson appears why they should not be equally subject thereto with the Country Butchers. I7thly, That an Humble Petition to Parlianaelit be 'pre. pared and signed, stating the grievances arising the Aa, and praying for a Repeal thereof y and that such Pe . - tition shall be forthwith transmitted to the: Members of the County of Lancaster, who shall be requested to pre- Sent the same to Parliament immediately. . Sthly, That these Restitutions be inserted in the Man. Chester Papers., ,and also ip Tux SON, Star, Carlisle, ! Newcastle, Leeds, Che,ster, Birmingham and both News. papers ; and that ,Copies thereof be sent to the Butchers in the different principal - Towns in the-Kingdom, acconipa 'nied with a.request that they will co-operate with the Butchers of the Town and Neighbourhood of Manchester, in endeavourieg to obtain a Repeel.of the same Ad. gtlily, That a Committee be akpointed for the purpose of furthering the objects of this Meeting, which shall con sist ofthe followingpersoes, anylive of whom dial' be .Quorum, and have toil power to transad all business re- . 'halve thereto, viz. Mr. Samuel Higginson, - Mr. Richard Higginsone Mr. 'John Moon, Mr. Richard Shiers, Mr. Jc44o M4tkcad4le,- Mr. Robert Prodor, Mr. John II ixgin son, jun. Mr. George Smith, Mr. William Pierson, Mr, Taylor,Jfoltn Mr. Christopher Weatherall , Mr. William Richardson, Mr. Thomas Brovenson, Mr. Richard Bowker, Mr. Themes Gould, Mr. Jeremiah ,Phillips, Mr. James Oldham, Mr. Leonard Green, Mr. Samuel Atkinson, Mr. !ThomaS Harding, and Mr. Isaac Stott. eothly, That a Subcription shall be enteral into for the (defraying of all ex penees in preparing and presenting the Pe ttition to Parlianient, and also of solieiting an Ad for the tßepeal, if /114 Shall ultimately be. found requisite, and ithat Books of Snbsctiption do he at the house of the said ;Isaac Stott. ithly, That Mr. john Higginson, Mr Wm. Richard ison, and Mr. Isaac Stott, be appointed the Treasurers, peel that they be requested to solicit Subscriptions. GEORGE .SMITH, Chairman. CONCRETE LEMON JUICE. \4, R. COXWELI, .Qf Temple-Bar, having /VA been given to understand that some other Acid has been sold for COncrete Lcoon .Twice, feels it necessary to observe, that he intermitted to refetto the highest ttutho tit.i9s in•this Kingdom for the' purity of that prepared by himself; and he trusts that the precaution of -signing every' Package with hit name; and in his own 11:1111.1-Writ ing, will atiurd sufficient • seOurity against imposition to those who tihall* desirous to make use of this conve nient and eitlgiiilt Preparanon. . January t 6, i Sot. VICKERY's IMPERIAL. HEAD DRESSES, Universally admired for their inimitable Qualitics. • },EA,Ty. THESE Head Dresses possess such Taste and E legancp,. that they adorn the Handoine Of all Ages, and improve the Defects of Nature or Accident. UTI LITY. - - whey are so usetili ifiies Of every 'Age, that they play eginpietc their Heoci Press in the most becoming atyte in a few minutes.. P4&14101k7. Thyy . havellispeeullar EXCClicilCe of not being known from NAtitre, and are so lashlonable,thkt they Ate worn by 'he most distineished irievuty Court in Europe. UN I VERS4O; cdIsIVENIEN These Heigi.Drashel 4fC so.ltapptly to) rilt:(1, aulcts o well adapted to the Countenance and Complexio4 of the Wearer, thit the young 'they grace, the Afitiale-itiO4 they enliven, and tjtc.EhltAly.thet chgnify. No. 6 1 "r4yist!4-;sictik ovrilt 7 orduu. • . • - LOTTERY., C . POPE tespeettO 11 in ts the Public in general, acid his Friends in particular, that the Lot !cry' is on the very point of drawing(Monday.next). • cacithive V:iricty of Tirlets and. Skives, by far ex. ceercling any Office in I.odon, is now on Sale at his Of fice No. ts,•cornerof the Royal Exchange, fronting the I;4A - a Eitgland. frr Immtnliale application is particularly solicited,' as every ttpi,carariCe ,ithitettes a considerable advance in the price of- Tickets and . Shares by next Friday and 'Saturday. LOTTERY for PIGOT DIAMOND Tickets are Two Gaineas each, and nujn. bred from i to the .First Drawn of which in the 8NG1,1,541 ST LoTTE RV, zd March, %sill•reteive . tlie Prize, now deposited in the flank of Eng land, antkleseribed in the AEt'of Parlianient as follnws: • " And whereas the said Diamond is esteemed by skilful Laiiiiilsts to he but little inferior in weight, and equal. in Water and Brilliancy, to any known Diamond in Europe; " and the Value thereof is now estimated at a.Suni little " short of THIRTY THOUSAND POU NDS.". SWIFT and Co. No. it, POULTRY, Loudon (esta blished in the year 1759), and at their State Imftery Offices, in Dublin and tilasgow, are appointed to aelLthe Tickets of the above_Lottery. A Model of the Diamond, may be seen at either of their Offices. Letters answered, and Schemes scant gr;ttis. NEXT MONDAY The BRITISH STATE-LOTTERY begins Drawing. LTODGES and Co. at their *ate - Lottery I Offices, No. 49, Oxford-sircet, and No. 44, St. jaires's-street, take the liberty to infOrm the Nobility and Public, that the TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale (as airrei qn as reasonable terms as at any Office of credit in the Kingdom. The fallowing CAPITAL .PRIZES, in the last and late Lottcriel, were sold, shared And registered, by Hodge s and Co. vit. No.ll 2 Ai a Prize of Clem* ALso 41650 a Prize of .lo,oeo 1 4 Prizes 0f,,C.z000 7,121 a Prize of :OA° 25 Prizes of 1000 36,030 a Prize of •5;000 43 Prizes of soo 1.2,!. &c. - . . . N. B. Pursuant to Mt of Varliament, no Business transaded before Eight °PC lock in au; lkiornin6 or alter p r Ei ht in the. Eveniug. PRIZES to any amount PAID ON DEMAND, ot di °niers itriCity attcutird tco. " An Account sliming the State of the Exchequer of Ireland; and how Morley has been there ont applied for the Public Service; &c." • " An Account of the progress made in the redo lion of the Public Funded Debt on the Ist of Feb. 180, or to the, latest period to which it can be made up." ". An Account of Artiezus due on the sth of Jan. from Public Accountants on Accounts commencing the Year 1780,.110W did, or out of their respeaive Offices * distinguishing the different branches of Revenue to which they apply, and the Amount of the Money due from them respectively." , . • " An . Account of Arrears and Balances due on the fiftlt of January, 180 r, from - the several Nouns: whose counts have beat delivered to the ffieers of the Itupreso , Accounts, „since January 47?..0, .distinguishing the •Naniet of such Persons, and the nature of their .Service, and the Money now remaining. due, 4rc." _ . " An Account of the value, according to the Prices Current in British cUrreney, of all Imports and EXports of Ireland for the year, 'mufti; on the fifth of January, ISO r, or to latest period they can be made up, (Latin- • guishin the value of the Hope froin the Foreign ArtiC* - Exported, tizu..", • Ail theSe Mcitions wete carried: Lord CAsTLEREAGH brOught up a bill for in.: k creasing the number of Field Officers of the seve.. ral Regiments •of Militia in Ireland. 'Read ar first time, and oidcred to be read a second time" on Monday' next: Mr. ,Lo:to brought up a Bill to enable Corn; MissiOners of the. Treasury to issue' Exchequer Bills on ihe - credit of such aids as are, or shall be' granted by Parliament for iBot.—Read a first . time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday next. , ' The Twenty-eight Millions Loan Bill was' read a second time, and ordered to.he committed to a Committee of the whole. House on Monday next. The Bill for raising a certain additional Duty of Customs on the several articles of Timber, Pepper, &c: was also read a second time, and ,ordered to be committed to a Comm:are of the whole House on Tuesday next. The Bill for raising certain additional Duties on Tea, Linen, Stuffs, &c. was also read a second time but the Committee on it was deferred to