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' A 4 Unlit. ofth.: Boare. , .., .• . 1 . . , '-. , ali.L.i : `.:.,•,; 77tutilelmlai oil - Picric; Ap•rit 31,' 1817. 1 ; t,,.' IQ 11 1%..V:111. 0 FF.- ;,'", 'i -t '' ' ' '4.4 : l / 1 1, 1-.S das,d in the Months of May kkl y :: - • 1111.140e, it:l(4 viz. :—• it k.:.la";, L. I I,oW,toyo, SG Geo. 111. Cap. 4. ' ;L" .. 4 " , L.l imoiv Go,t 6 Geo. 111. Cap. 28. ~ 44 ::,1471t1)8 COMMISSIO N •, listr s ,„ , Isi ti ' lll .Ast)ltY . has - iug . given . blirec . ft i nf iti l y, , t e Priticipal et the a five-inentiurted EiXtol i, l i Z ty .Witli the laterest due thereon, at the x. 01,,,,. , /4t e ill' tire It I , ( (,:,. I:',eheipti.r, New Palace. ih.. lll ! lll 4‘ k , vid I' S on Nlon i l ay , the t4lll day of May, 18 1 7 , 0 /4 41 . : 1:114 415 , .eti daily . (Sunday% and -holidays ex !tll .' ii 4 4 l ll34, itielutlipg Wi d..iesilay, the 7 . i t : h •N , I_ e ay . : iii : ' • ,114 t hc . in9rnnig, trll 011 e la . thy 11 i S‘;L L111 , 111 `"e of re'ceiving the write, and, for Ott .4417,a,"the oarcra u: the'S:tid fills are desired to lik,airrililioti Of Hills in sep4rote Lists (which 'are to tltlits.gitiee) classiii - them in tlw Order of. tliei r 41 ` tr,.. ._' '. ll Ol as are t.:; the Wilt . .4rlllatillt Wile: : 4 1:111:;1i , d . ), itnif specify lug ihe principal Sums end c 4 (4 . 7 l4 ' ll .,:kiiiiiititi : d frmu, but excluding the'days Atkit 44 , rosioctivciy.da.z i to,the said I zth day of C* S l ' s "°' the tatee t st, • will cease; and Lily 1 ,,, , - 1i41 4, 4 1 : 1 thy: lie actin, as the agents of holders ,7i„g.„—•"4,rfed ni th e I'.itls, are previously to ie o r: Ne t :: ei lls of such holifeis; and the bearers are 44 44 . teh l) r etPiired 'to indorSe each Bill with their 4 .4k el td at: 444 to write their names and.residenet at t. II 1it t , t4 4411 ''';Parate Li.it ; and they are. moreover 144: Illy •EXcirelatr XI:11 Clitic.e fur payment, 4, ..?!.. t}t/ V lral s and give the Receipts for the ' . • of rlt ik iti k 4. ' of the aforesaid 'Bills' shntad be de -1414r 1 / 4 114 1quent. of the Principal and Interest, . t 4 14 14, , i.q 12 th day• of May, they nal be ,F -‘1„6.11.1464 i. (111 1 Patiag the Int ere st t o the day on wilieh V l.4l ltris ALL 4 ' 14 leaving the said Bills fur exam-ma p„,,,,,,-, thi,„ o. W its6 64lll4 Y be desirous of having new Exchequer iii ,_ et i u At 4 ,7114 11 _ ' - • •Irt of paypteue of priocipala 'nifon C4,44:34114 luentioning the amount at the bottom .'„ ', 4 .t.4,4 140,4, "ed . tia or before 'Wednesday, the 71b May' i tt ' . 41 '!tl:wit4 new L' ills, payable to 4 ‘ 4 :1 1:1 *4 Pens . or U r der, carrying an In -4: halfpenny b the day,' on . every one -4 ' w hiei • y St . 4 14 ty, „ 1 64 " 1 new Sills will bear date the said N,C7tli k ‘ k ' ' '" l 'd wdl lie ' delivered, together with ' S`'' 4 . 4 t I' : 4 '4l ' tc4 P 4 M. of the . DIM so dilsireil to be eN. 1 11 ii ' .tb41 . 111) tIIU latil day of May, ' and the fol liilltuviliu k fti t hi ti Bills tf , he issued in Exchange, and m ade Pir k o _ '• 1' . ' k 444. 1i, - ` 9: .recli, ' °" ' "err as above-rnentioned, may iiii,..41,t,,i, _,„Y,‘kalorsenient, or will be paid to the i Ql, tithel:l I . nut be tilled up. • 4,1 44 , 41 • Rills dated prior to May, 18181 N. 144 to b - • 0 " , . c Paid all, ttnit tlia Lutenist thercUn ,114 ..„--.-...... „.....-- 1 :1 1 .,, Al t t ii,.."" -- ---. 7 .,...,_ %.- • . Iv V' S l'A -I,;Nt'St, INuIS bill CH \ i iAN..— '- 'i,ftfllio:.">6l-IN(; LIQ1'11)S, eve.t under the te i m , g; tliftkti.,„l4:l':lneli`l'it.::rer/ i;..nsgattimer, a quit 1,17:47:c1/tel. )a4O Ist•ltt,. 4 -....eciiiti , I I "' - tuni° daft, ' I , htlf or any tit'l'44"l' If. alit". 1t" " " ' tr e+filalcondition* 14L_,NTitIv.. I,r t . r. lox toOlitos .r.m.i the .. , ,he A0rta ,11vd1;1414.4.(141L,,tt ternent are not lolfilliu, for which it 0 ,4'74, (n,,,ii the NI., ey returned, ~ and , 1, 4 "hii,h 1 ,,t!. i• or Steam Engmes, %% tirm!, , S ... 4 , 44 'lt 9 , - , ' rl'ePltellee .11feri to fi x the Appall", , l'"As Atilt 1, ) , . ~ . , , • ~,, t h e term 01 , 4 li , iof t,6,0 et.., tt e yearly, out:11 e,_ t her eby ),i, gltt;.,ll',„4"'“Hat of the economy to I. nel , 11,111 40,4 4 '-eesn'll. making-trial oi thiv. Ittrentl?n, ~,, ipt the liertetit of it fret , butt ven at an tu n 11 pent ot itittglie t, Llki, i lti,, 44.0 ~salonnere Ptunirore Fonn t lry and Ma ri''l i' 'lt c4e re received for Warming and Vela , " lut A tkin • - - c 4 nit Iplactple, ttljng* of every &stall' - , 1,4 , . 44 4 (4ret'll-110USeS, &C. kAttq " ' , lit i , „.11,kilLis:N.MENt.7.isERY AND SEED LINE. 4 ''',N. i'llbiedi ° I . up ill tr,,,,. 4 Mel one brought 494,, ~,1Y.,1(1%,,e4a1iJii)., can caustonnd from lho ~i'dt'rdilit.: to the Shar e he may be divoied ~,'"4 t- 4,',,ltablishei.Cotteern,. replete seith every :itt; 44,11,1414:1Ce. and haring upward; of 6, 000 ' • A . 0' 11 11 0 4. 1 4 "g 'Walls and Pales to . t great ex ,.,, ,-..,,'-ti, •iii stif:lto_tid, and near • one. of the 'first ~ ~,•itietliz Kingdom. . d ' Lair r ''' , .-ttppli bY Letter (post-paid) to , - liotts • ..... t. . . , 1"1 : : : .7-7------------ ------- ''"d ---- i , i , ~n ,A, w . ________ t,, 1 41 0, r ) ere puhlisherl, • 'I, 4,•,,, aglitv.;tl on Sixty Double Plat=s, it tr,Vl \,, l ' hl ss. Wards, , i'itit,'lNiiiki; al A•lt it LES 1 I TEN' 1)1,17, ok A , rittn tte . Stuart• 7,,,;!litinA!,tiiikliti 1 I HENS I sylectrci from s ; 'lll4. itti.t,,f ' "f Al htne. lso which 'is prefixed. ~ t 1: tt , ,,...„, .41 the Selret Cell Illittee to tho House, 'llll`,,'"''kt 11,e, 1.. . - !• , . • I, q t . 't; hi, .40 of Elgin s ( olleetton of 4-0, a, tut Ilistorittal .Aecount of the ',44: Tayij,„, -'. ' .)t,t flit Architectural Library, No. 59, SO. 17 11IFIER . . 4 Vil( UP onDN3A-cE, dprit 16, 817. fur' PRINYIP () 'l'7;iCE RS rf His . 114 " s (1,, hereby' give Notice, that 1, ? , 44 be recei ve d at their aihee,in' Pall-flail, on Pr`the Strt 'Ail of :Way, next; from each be willitcfr to nn d er i o h e th e .Supply q 'I t . ."A P A N T ,II .t)ONS;,fo r S-rvi ee Mix 1 - ) cer' •t v i f -mt ' 'nate Ye ars, delt. - midin4le after the exPfra" api;n".:c'olice of j'in'e e 'at 'Mc 11! 1, , 1 • c 41'44 q' 4rtivies ;nay be cier t z , ed upon. .Ifpplicati" Orictre of th e Urduanee in t ,r4e Royal -fra- i47 , 6 ' ',`" l 7 kq' 'Polka/ars, to - .ether 'cit./4 the Tt - rms anti i4e thiry •be 'known at the • Se- - 711# 0 • between A,1 14.„. )1,1 Pat 1.4.11 aftWeen4l, feast hay 4 ' 4 k . l re , !. antiliepat otptich, the, l'roposa . l ,. r t i f tL 4 C7 er f(l. tented tip, #/$(1 sardaurd r!ipos4 l *.it4 , ' , 6'14 . 10 ' 4 47 ir i- o ' pas — cx/e.a';.; be lidnil . ited of 0 ) , at .Vouis of the • II 1 / 4 :9 1 ; 4411 ..Ap Partu i I' FRIDAY. APRIL 25, 1817. LAMES AVO GENTE4NIC??, IShould have thottght it my linty to hire re-. plied to Mr. LyttletOn's Well-meant, but•very erroneous opinions, had nut a Vote .of Parliament set the question at rest. :I hare now a • more pleasing duty to perform; which is briefly to girt' my opiniOnof the present Lottery, nitiOduenced be any cousideration•but a regard fur the interests of w y belt Friends, the Public oi this Metropolis. t. TiChets are .Five Pounds cheaper. 2. run tiny buy Five Shares for the Money you have hi therto paid for-Four. 3. You may gain Four eo,opoi. izes, with a biog. List of other Capitals, and a Ticket in the next Lottery into the bar gain. 4. There are upwards of Ten Thousand Prizes, and little more than Four Ilionaand Blanks. • 5. You may gain one of the 8,0 Y) Tickets in he(t next Lot tery, and it you do not like that , I, WILLIAM NR undertake to give you 121. for each theta, .if brought to use before the let of 3UNE—(Sharesin proportion.) Such are the temptations! beg to offer you, nod such ,is the honest and independent opinion of your old and devoted Se- Nant, WILLIAM' CARTER.e ..,1 1 .! I am tired of publishing • a List of the Pi izes..sold.by rue, but it may be seen i,t'No. eharin44!ro - 3s. LU'l"l'l,:ltY BEGINS NEX.T WEDNESDAY. , • • - . 11ORNSBY and Co. respectfully Acquaint the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing the SOth THIS MONTH.—TICKETS and SHARES are Sell ing at the following low. prices : . Tickets L.IB ISt. Halves ...L.9 19 0 f Eighths .L.2 11 6 Q uar ters 5 1 0 1 Sixtegutlis...., 1 6 0 Each Ticket is worth -141., si .that Ihe Adventurer has a Chance of obtaining either of -the. Pour 20,0001., besides 98 • other Capital Prizes, at the trifling risk of 41. tes., whie! , for many Lotteries past 131. 18s most have been pli‘l. Schemes at large 'Cgrittis; may he had at. the old-estahli.bed °dice of H. /RNSISY and Co. Stock-Brolers, - ..t; .COrnhill. „ . A NEW CONCORDANCE TO THE 'HOLY LIIBLE. BSSRS' RIVINGTON reqiecthilly inform kVA. ,the Paltiic tint they are preparing to publish a CON CORDANCE to the BIBLb, which will include: all words of .importance, and atford a reference to the most material pas sages In the Holy Scriptures. The Work will be Edited by the llev. J. W. BELLANIY, M. A. Rector of the United Pa rishes of St. Mary, Anchureh, and Nt. Laurence Pountney, and Prebendary of,St. Paul's, and w•i:I be printed in a uniform sire with the. Editions of the Family Bible, lately edited un der the direction 44 the Society for - Promoting Christian Knowledge, by the . Rev. George: D't)yly, and the ilex. Dr. Melia. 'lt is presumed that it will he ready for l oiblicatiou about Mititaelimes,.and it is hoped that it may be found ac ceptahle to, alally.purchasers of the Family Bible, arwell ses to the pontoon of other Quart.ok.slitions of the Holy Scrip tures. • ~ REGENrS CANAL TONTINE. A T,fi 111 EET.I NG or the COM- NrtrrE E at the REGENT'S CANAL OFFICE, Foley- Caternia-Square, on the* 14th March, 1817, • • ~• •-•' • • Present, . 4kr Pstaccie.srrELD, Col4:iel Darttltwaten, Deputy Chairman, 'Sir Thomas Bernard, Burt. ,lir Cull in.; .Sinith, Bart. Chalks Munro ' Esq, Henry Brooksbank, Esq. Daniel Moore, Esq. . William Elliott, Esq. • George Ward, Esq. Treasurer, t.l7e following . A Itstrart cr . the Plan of Tontine, agreed tont the General Assembly held the Mb March,•lBll, was approved of, and ordered to be printed aim . circulated : A sum of money, not exceeding ano,oool. nor less than 140,0001. to be raised by Share , ul t.lOl. each. • • Each Share. to bear• b per cent.' interest, and to have the full and immediatehvitefit of sureivorShin : the- last sur vivor (Aupposing the whole sum to be raised) ming entitled .10 the full sum of 15,0tm1.' Annton.—The Dividend At:- eoutst to he made up half-yeatly, to the ett It of • ofanoary and , Mit of July to every year, and the Dividends to be. payable on the 3'l). of Febroary and sth of Augii,t followin;, and to cainnienee on the 'id rebroary IBl.i : and fur 'better 'wearing t loowo first years' dividends, onv , tenth of the principal lot H ey raised t.. ire invested in the-Public Funds, or on Other Govern ment securities In case Of the nomination of a tionninee untie': fire years of age. the Subs." iher may at the same time name 0 second rend 0,, 7sominee, nut tinder the age of. the first Nothince; if inn, first Nominee Anal! die under five yvars of age, the life ot the second IVinuniee shall he infinities' In his room; aml fit Mel% it the second Nominee also shall die nodes' -five years of agif, then the life of the third Nominee shall he- admin.() in. the room of the life oft lie first or second Nominee. Each Share-holdei to have ti return of his oilier full Sub scription within 00 years after the death of his nee, 1,1 case snen Nomittee spoil die above fire years of age, and within weir y years trout I St of Jones 117 . • A sum initial tt. t I. I,er cent. upon the capital raised; (which ttpotr caltulatitin is found to be stitficient,) to be anntraPy I.lkcnt during the said twenty years:, trQuitl,e Rates, Tolls, a lid other effects ut the Regent's Canal Company, t. ri I.thi out in the Public Fuuds. or on otber.Gorernment or i. rttircn~elite, -as Sinkittg Femf,turepay the prineipal'sno• winch may tn. -called fur on the deaths of Nomitiees case satiss factory proof be produced of life Of a Nominee during three successirc 'years, the life to lm presumed 'extinct, and the dividends forfeited for the benat of the other' share. holders,.. • Ten pounds, per cent. to be , paid on subscribing, and the resiticSe within EN-et . ..days front Vie clo,ing of:he subscription, Whiell is now fixed I"ter the ISt day of ;lime next. . This Subscription to he conditional, on the sum of 120,0001. at the least, bring subscribed for on or before the Istilay of duce next, or on or before sticb other day as may hereafter be-fised;Within'two calendar Months from the said let day 'of • • -So Itscrintiorta. to be reaeiaett., on. accan yt r , of. rialto Ward Eiq. The Teeasurer of the Company, by the foll Owing Lon don {linkers, Ste. vie: Martin, Stone, and Co.; Hammers less, Greenwood, and • eo.; Morland, ,Ransun. and ; I-Ponce and Co.; Goslings and Sharpe; Currie, Itaikes, and Cu.; Chatteris, Whitmore, and Co.; Glynn, Mills, Hall itax, and C:0. ;. Henkel and Co. ; Cocks, Cocks, Ride, attilCo.; Jones, Lloyd, and Co.;:Ladbroke. Watson,• and Cu.; Mos tcruin, Peters, and Co.;. Prescott, Grote, and Co.: Pole, Thornton, 'Free, and CO. ; lioOre, Barnett, and Co. ; Re barts,Curtis, arid Co.; Snow and Cu. ; • Hodioll and Stirling; Steplfenson, Remington, • and Co.; Stilith, , Payne, and Co.; Dorrien,•-hiagens, and Co. ; Perring, Shaw, Barber, and Cu..: Marsh, Sibbald, and Co.; Farquhar and Co.; Birch and Chambers ;: Praeds : r o ta' Co. ; Messes. Bennett,' White, and Co. Lloyd's :offer-house; and at the Stock Exchange. N.K.The above Plan of Tontine has, been arranged with the approbation of those euiincnt Actuaries Mr. Morgan and Mt. 'rend; and the Draft of a Deed, for securing the Annui ties to the Subscribers, has been prepared • under 'the- direc tion of sir Santuel . Romilly, Cruise, and Mr. Brodie, to. be engrossed and exetuted as' soon as the Subscription is ' : . • , LAW BOOKs. THE following Valuable LAW WORKS hove lately 'been puolished by CILIRLEs HUNTER, Law Bookseller, 2fl, Bell-yard, Lincr.lti's-Titn. Price in Boards. 1. 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Bailey's Divorce, Bill was ordered to be farther considered on - I'll6day 'the 29th of this month.. P2TITIONS. Earl GRZY presented a petition from SAltconts, • Ardros.otn, and -other places in that neighbour hood, swirl:4 the distresses of the country. and praying for Parliamentary Reform, by the sup pression of the representation for dteuyed ho. roughs, and by shortening the duration • t liaments. His 'Lordship esented another peti4 tion, respectably sigued,from Langdale (tvc think be said), to the saint OFet as the former...7-130th on thy table. Loan SIDMoUTH'S CIRCULAR LETTER. Earl Gaut moved, that ',old Sithoouth's Citcn. far Letter,, laid on the table on a former day, ,be primed ; way ordered. The NobieE3rl then ntated, tl , at he understood that it h oh neen declared,, on toe on ii hick the Circoht Letter waspr.ithiCeds !tint there wo , tl;h be no objection to)ay before thro Loriki.tps too opinion of the Law Officers to the Cion'n, tio.,ed in that letter: but that tiiti.e ti tl l ~e qb« jections to the production of tit,: Wit;il 'Pa ,bit•ction could be to the production of it doeu. meat so necessary to bring under heir Lordships' view the nature of Lie doubt which had been etitrrt.iined, and the, circumstances of the casts upon which the opinion 'of the Ltsv Offal:EA as • fonndcd, lie couhl not conceive. He would., however, now move for the opinion of the LJtv Officers of the Crown, referred to in the Circular Letter ; and when that should . .be laid on the table, he would then be enabled to judge.whe (her he:ought to wove for the ertSP, or britig ,the subject nuder discussion in a different foitu. kle concluded by moving for the opinion of the Law Qnicers, which.wasordered to be produccd.--rAil.. jitarned . till to-mor r ow (this day). DOUSE O 1 COMMONS. THE SPEA.E:E R'S RETURN. The SPEAKER, having taken the. Chair, rose and said : It beetimes me, in returning to the Chair, to riche tni most grateful acknowledgmi ats to this House for their in' dulgent consideration during my late Illness. I beg leare,to. assure them that I feel most deeply their acceptance ofinT hatable endeavours to disc) urge my duty place. With ctspect to the arram„ewent ut business, It seems to me that all Committees should be revived, and that the time for re.•• ceiving the reports of Private LION should be extended, if' it please the House, one week longer, from Monday the tilth. to Monday the 18th of May. With respect to' the puthic business, the' best course mill probably be to read-over the orders and notices that have dropped, when the House may dispose of them as will suit the convenience of its Memberi." ?Hear, hear, hear /) It was then agreed that the time fur receiving the reports of Private 'l3lll, should be extentiodlo the 19th ot May. Mr. MANtattlia SUTTON Was understood nuance that he should siak.leave in a short period, 'to bring In a 13111 to amend the Acts te.spectitig the jurisdiction of Spi rit nal Mr. GRATraN personally renewed his flock+, that on Tuesday, the 61 It of May, he should bring on the Catholic Question. General THORNTON gave notice, that on Ma.. ncsrlay, the 3We ot April, .he .should move for leave to,bring in a 13111 .to abolish the pr.ctite of P , Orlie Whipping on female offenders, and.o enact other provishos instead. ,I*!M.IIIDGE-Y•presented a Petition from Tito- Inas tirightfield, , ., of Datby-sireeti Pitrliameilt sti vet , against the Vlre,turii..3: er Coal Mews'aille,-• KeR,(l,.-mil, on'the table. • . &Message from the: Peers announced tlott.their Lordships bed agreed to the Irish Fire Arms lie. Aistry, and..the Irish Peace Preservation Bills. Mt. IlitsiNcrr moved that .t he Police Commit- Ace be (9.olkled to report front time to time.— Agreed to. rgiiTioNs. Mr. iIe.IVIRIT presented. a Petition from the 'Leaders, Ala no fa corrers, and Inhabitants of the town nt Wolverhampton, signed by 5000 persons, eind praying for some diminution of the taxes of the country, and asking leave, ii the House would not, opeotild not relieve them, to •quit the coon- Icy, and procure some better employneent than, as at'. Nphle Lord had reColllllltllded o diggiag holes it) the earth." Mr. Lerrtirrote acknowledged, that in no part of the kingdom was the distress greater than at Wolverhampton; • but he stated that many re spectable inhabitants of that place knew nothiug whatever of the present Petition. He thought that had been brought froth some other town, and left for signatures in certain places. How ever, though it did not expeess the sense of the v/hole town, it no doubt contained the sentiments of those by whom it was signed, and a correct statement of their distresses. • Mr. BENNETT.Ited•not represented the Petition as containing the sentiments of more titan the 5000 individuals whose names were affixed to it. The Petition was then read, and ordered to lie on the table. p ot tsonnv gave notice, that on.Montlay next h e s h o uld move for the second reading of the Bill for continuing persons in their situutious at the demise ,of-the Crown that 06 Thursday the Ist of May,, he should ask leave , to bring in Bill exctude Welsh Judges fl 'lilting in that NEXT WEDNFSUAY. BISH reminds his Fri , n , i4 that the 14(Yr ia • 'T.F.IY is 'on the Eve of Drawing, and requests those who hare not yet purchased, to call, before WEDNESDAY NEXT. T. B. has already given his opinion so fully on t h e merits of the Seltetue, that it would be superfluous at present to say inure, than that the advantages are far beyond those in any prtsreding- Lottery whatever Ast hole Ticket is now only Eighteen Gnineas, and a Sixteenth only Twenty-six tihillioK+; anti a Purchaser of One Ticket may gain by that Number a 20,0001. Prize in this and .a 15,0001. In the next Lott cry. TICKETS aad *TAUS are .selling at T. BISErs Offices, 4, Corithill, and 9, Chitring'rroio , who, in the I;v4t Lottery . ('ontract, sold'Thirty Capitals, heist:: 'as usual) greater in , number and amount than those sold at all the other Unites.. NEXT WEI)NEsP.IY. JSIVEWRIGI IT, the Cootr.Aor, once more . Friends of the proximity of the Drawing, NEXT WEPNESDA t , :toift APIIII, and if any should fold Themselves tot, Lute, by deferring tlueir purchases, they can not Manta him, having publicly announced:. what i 1 iiterally the fact, that —the extraordinary demand fur Tkkets and Shares makes it rcally . dountfill whether there will be sulticictie to supply all who, wish to aiventure a circumstance partly accounted for by the following great !Itt.duction of Prices; — A whole Ticket only. Eighteen Guineas! A L 6 19' o An Eighth. '.1,1 11 6' A Quarter .... 51 0, A Sixteenth..... IR. 0 But 'Picket* also are now worth nearly 51. any': than in former Lotteries, giving the Chance of-ab Out 60,060 Sterling EX- 'BRA, their livolg.10;09 1 Prize , s lrt a' only t 4,7,40. T;akets,' in - sundry varieties. including 2.. of.. ,C 29,000 Money, 2.. of:. Cl,OOO MOOO • • 2...... 0,000 StoCk And every.Pr4e hh0rd:251..0 l bitee,itdded. to ito'it .ThSleet u , the same Number in the Next [Artery : thu , , by the l aw chase of one Ticket, TWO Capital Prices tnay be,gaine(i. Tickets and Shares are now o.tsale at J. Si VF kvntwiT's (the Contractor's) Offices, No. 4, Cornhil!, No. sa, Hay market, No. 11, Holborn,. and N0..111. Oxf,rd•Oreet. NEXT WEDNESDAY THE present uniwri'sally *Oinked STATE LOTTERY will commence-DRAWING-. The Public will bear in mind that the FOUR PRIZES of L. 20,000 May then be determined, and conseque , itly that it will be more advantageous for everypersutt intending to adventure in the present popular Luttety, to make their purchases be lore the Wheel goes round. Notwithstanding the great de mend for Tickets and Shares, the Prices continue the sante, V IZ. :••••• Whole Ticket ,CIB 1 Bs. Half .......... ,C 9 19 0 I Eighth Quarter G. CARROLL has so often called the attention the Public to the Scheme of this Luttrity, that it is wholly' o n t-essary to repeat the many splendid' paints in which it alMunds, and which Must have excited the approbi sithi of every person that tuts considered the Subject. Posterity will exclaim with admiration that there has been a Lottery in which an Adventurer bad the chance of obtaliiitig, amongst 10,098 PRIZES, FOUR PRIZES of . 4,50,000, • whilst there' were Out 4502 Blanks in 14,600 Tickets. TICK F.Ts and SI-I,lllE`i u,iyyet be obtained at the and Ofltiicek LAIttIOLL, Stock-Bruker , 7, CORNIM., of 2, OXFORD-STREnT, where No. ,7735,' -the last Priie :tO,OOOl. ever drawn was sold, ,with Seven other Capitals, in, Eighty Shares. This Day were •publistred, . Price M. es. in extra boards. elegantly printed in Imperial Quarto, Iry Densle y, and illustrated hy Fifty-two Plato of Views, and other Embellishments, many of which arc 1:(t loused so :sato produce a Fac-simile of the Original Draw jogs, F RAGNIENTS on the THBORY awl PRAC TICE of LANDSCAPE GARDENING: including souse R e mark 4 on Grecian anti Gothic Architecture, collected from various Manuscripts, in the Pl.session of the diff . rrent Noble. men and Gentleno.in, for whose into they . were Originally writ ten ; the whole tending to establish tixed,principles in the re spective Arts. • By H. 'LEPTON, Esq. Assisted by Isis Son, J. ADEY 'LEPTON, F. S. A. Printed.for J.Taylor, nt the Architectural Library, No. 59, High llsilhorn. - S u b sc ribers, who have not receirvil their Copies, ore re quested to signify' the sanre to the Publisher, of to their re suective Booksellers. CATON ON THE VENFARA DIAEASE AND ITS jCON SEQUENCES. 77 - This Day was published, ,_ . . 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