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~..~~,r ~ ~ 1 • Nunntn, 7673.] • "CI% OP onn.vdATT, A Ilarch 1.9., )817. PRINC IPA :, OFFICERS of Hid J,Esrrs O RIIN,rI:VCE htrehy ripe Noti ct 7 4114, Y 4.1715 E 11/1/M CV 3 Lic AUON,: at . the Tower, 141rhorzeloy, the loth d prit next, at• -eleven O ' CIOCk fe the nwom ,preeively , sundry LOTS : qf f NEW, OLD etrld UN lc; sToittA, caitri"iNg of 4'""knvils, Pickaxes, Spad es , Sh ove l s, Saws, Files; Mr . I",k"lSmis, Beading, Co ro Sacks and Tents, Smiths' and i'," tuk and el.1"1"1‘"is, Fives, Horse-Shoes and IS'ailS, Old Iron " Iron Guns; with various other Articles; rhe whole of witich may be viewed apon application, at the ..,_,lbleililStoreheeper's Ogee in the Tower, and at the Royal :itletool at iroolwich, until' the day of sak, at which places, ti f 1411 qt . tie Lott will be delivered to those persons may awl At the ,ranee. • By Order of the Boort?, R. I!. CREW, Secretary. '~ t..‘ rt, t ° ' t ICE OF 01t13.V.LVCE,,Itarrh `2sz 1817. lil:'' Paiiveip,tr )rPtctris .of '4t-17 1711- , ( ~,,,p 41MIPS''tiii)141NcE du hi•reby dive Notice, that It : k a , J P° ,: ,,e la ; 4 4 ,.r. ,he reeeived.'wl their* ..O(/ice, in P:11 : 4 . 1711 : _ 0 . 2 P ert , . 41 % 14e 11th day of dpra flex sl'm "" ' ... k.,,' ov i ; l s 4 'nay he willin g to undertake the 81 91 ,1 Y o f d ' ' " 11 %ES, &c. for Service of this Department, far a i t e , ll ''' tt. rhei'finis; ; teter»iinahle after the expiration of .4 ' 4 1'4. 1 .. til '1,'904 Notice of Three Months, at the option of _4ei• otty, • PattetA V f i ec p ti'i 'V Me dt.qctes *cry be viewed upon ilpidicati" ii‘zt 4 qtorrheeperta, Office in the. Tower... • 1 ferth r . Terms and 1 4 414 6 , e. Pai:lieulars, together with the ..e. lito r „:, ' : ~f the Cuidtract, may be known at th e a 1 E t J r: Vice, ih paii,3l-ati „f,,,issairt,. any Day between h ' 4, 0 6, ''' , l , : J. .1 " I t Our! Pour o'clock, where the I s ittl P °3a .o . r ',ltst,. ,k-44'4re,", 'seated apt .earl endorsed "PrNmsts f . tic.:, 4 I.4Kesitke,;.* 6 , a u. Proposal cps be.admitted a ft erne .111,4litilit!i4 • I Pri i , al Twelve o'Cloch at Ne.th di/ 14e 44 ' 'lk o n "er will any rend er b e noti ce d, unteml tile Par ty ntit lei audi4ent. iit his behalf, shall attend. BO Order of tke ;Board, lt. 11.•Cli.E.Iri Secretary. Iti Il P ri4 - • k \i. P .IX . _..EO N LINEN IV. REET° USI-- T . • ' N RUSSIA t, sti Ev ,,,S K TA B L Is. - LINE— ' ~ RENc, I ,lia,.. .k.l%(iS CO 41(4 4,.. , LERAIN;11:1$11 ti ' LIN - EN, F nenii. Per Yard. Cul'""!. • 0 1 14, 44 . r 4,14 .orkins, 6 i i,i i 11 rt. 1 .,, •••• • .0 2 6 !t,,* l '4 „, r r Geo. l' It ,'',, clii,,,;'" • 0 3 0 Iy;itlii y oi , — . Ali.. ,iy,,,,i''il il.tolt,ie, - a 6 '. r e e, 0. ! pit -Luti- I til. , s • "...• t 1' 0 ~,,it Id tilireti . 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(.710.3•••• \ ' ',, ,s ..,,ire... 3. 3 0 E ' l lir .44. do. 114' k ti,i, 4 ''' .• .3 13 ci ~:r, 144.erlisetrielit %V; ' it,p,::•,!*ill„oti 'he t%aet pri :,,.......zt.L.,..4 poll::."petsed.--' istuo. 1 4,1 1.. 7,,,, '''--.....__,___ . ,___ ,z _ .* 1.111, pitsti::44sl,'lTAL, CHEL.St.A, AP ), IT` 5' 1817. he 55 ( 1, year of t,, ;,, 1i tt, e ,,, 1 ,, t !e or the Act of. t - a ll Out ' 144,14414 11;."J'IrY, by which it is enacted that 'd ,tsiikll4,lte,iut4,'' Hospital shall in futitre he 1113 quarters}; i; e „ , by 4irttli: ititilltofi.:talf.yearly, Notice is hereby:gl i Coin. 1 lliilliti,l- (htf;!l•l4444.gin:;lll : " 'i li f i r:ii t- s he nl ' t u ir r e d . s s:id I-I otpit i t I 5#14,111,-biactitietters thereof; residinF in re re l quTrt:,d to tint', l. 1 ittli.7:Tirl'lYll(:fdtiee)""' of : • q4" ; ! tl i i " ? ' l ' l:ir ItistruFliopd , 4i,,,,iii:,;-es ~E.:‘,,..,,sl;:tititienta ) different 1,41.1!%,1et‘ii,, ~ ,, 1 it:,4, 1.- . .,_1 1, a.t. tltie,e,creiary's 004'11t h e. in their • 11(1Z4Ii4it '1.4111 Z t,, ti9P`c!''e clays, a nd. f Pension, as Ninet!iil , N , 1, : tit ; ~, t., left severs.' Rates o from ' , 1 ..1 , ,,, , i'l th e ‘it I.4ttentlattba will he g iven for: ti,t4 fif . ,'7!"_ o . ii. until .Three its the Afternoon,. , `'41.1,4„.`4".-liter of a Year's Pension in ad' 4 thi e ) it l v I'4XL li t itA 0„ Flt tki,4l4e4it4hiniltrt 4.t,t9Ay, the 11th of April. ..1.,, re41 it , u,u. per day. a n d tb use at ad. to the end 41,,,,rit 0 8 egi 'lents. t '4 r0„,,4t 1111„7VNt,-IY, the 12th of A pt:il• "t lit 7 l ,;', 4l le g ."•:. Fay, from the Royal Garrison Battal)6..nsi lat 0,4 'luletttß and Corps ; those "at ad- au° e '" .1),.. . 4 , , ' Per day. ,r,tf' tit `,l'n .NIO'NI).A.Y, ti 1 tiof Apr il. kit' lier il a • le 4 ' etc ), from t h e' tst Foot Guar N s' at • C) " ti.R•' b % t4.•1!1. p,,. 41., ~Y , the I sth of April. ~ re . • N,,t,nt., ;,S • iraat the Gist Foot, and an th e re-. 1 1 1,„,, e , ft„ Iv ' ' 'ld (: "ri'i tii also those at 1 od. p,tX .1, 4 ip 1 ''.t:s., i) v . • %titi '.11, 1 . a , , .1 , the Kilt gif Pi i • al ca t tht tat ..?) f rolo the different , i 1,,,, . (-) 4 ' d 2 (1 Regiments of Foot Gum-ds. Itegimer& 'th,lt I%.llll,littNl)Y, the 17th - t ll' " ( 414,', '''‘,Y, t r():11 the o Re• - i:i f e i at P t r a Foot Gua rds, , z , ,, 1 ,1,,,i ()I'l,',.4ll'eretl Regiments at that hate. tt l i all',:tit. 1t1,4 .1"15A.Y, the 'IRO, of April : lqiit 41114414;JY, from the Royal Garrison i,.. Per da s g Regiments and Corps ; and also Loose ßattaliorPt f, r. " l , . tilt ~i i a ,„ l at o't ' URn ly • s, i ii, 1,. , , t he 1 9th of April. nd per l id. Is. 24.1. ts. 23d. and is. . , 'i r "' st" ,°4 MCA:r) i 4 , , ! .. 1,.., , ,. Aid: ',.,..,:ri the el st of April. . . s. 6d, I'. pt,:iiigy.l3, .7 b i ils. 841.5.14_1(1.... !s. i sd. Is, sid..i. and zit! S. 9d. is. 91,(1 4,t1...1,1'4, O a ' 1,,, ' Is 11:)4.4; /si t i LI: 140'1SISAY. the 9 . 2 d of April, ' tl,4' {lll 4 11 4,7, bt ,..1: 1 1' 1,14 nth" ,vwrixds: aild these ren ,;;145,,rird,e,,(1.' ' latitt. tied un account of Blindness. )c'tPtis.:ll,te ,iIF s4-I,l4:l(l,l,rectel that 111 Ou t-pensioners l'e-- Niiic', 'l'9os the,.l."Pit'al d:s py ‘ partic ula r attention to t,p).,,;ti,t til'.ncb y ar e -rtleti ili-il- f p oduee atille IttrttArsiiiiiv7'll-1-4134Y!li'h.t hey are olilee l e u d to tr r arismit to the 4,,,,ita'rt,e..,-ii. t ill:,, alaiesty.'s Land Forces itt Lundon• 1 Y:, :r 'lt ill f lat, witt PrPacrtliesi, no or . immediately Aker 4 .-i 'N A ' 1.1.1,,y,,, . """t %%1110)11'0r an will not be it .t ri i., arter...,!‘.l fur the: suhierplent atiarter, s and ~liy ,Zith,j,:Zl to (tiorige their Place of Abode, s t 01 ,1 41 ii if Yi,op ; 0 '"ar't•ii. without utiaruidable. necessiiyi 4: 1 :1, 1t 411 ri . 't , all, t i.; ' . i v t., '441, "'11,10114• . A 0 !at pi,PAyititfit. - • ,•1,.411 fraudulently attempt to re "ltilokr(.4Lp,. h't, 414arilhi Pension, eith e r at, .C. lit. , ise.t... or t,411q, hti ,e struck 01 The List, and tor , Iticii ~••tlt th'S Rstahl i sft ot tut. 41) ki • "LAVEs. Serretary an cg s r ar . d R i t s. d. Elegant Diaper Table Cloths, 2 yards lung 0 6 a 24 do. 'do. . O 8 do.-i 10..... 0 1 0 . 0 .3 do. O. 0 17 6 liawulson►e_douhle Da- mask, 3 yards long.. I I 0 3 'do. Superfine ." 1 '7 0 3i do. elegant doable I.la►nask " .. I g ° 4 (111. do. 1 0 5 0 6 441.44., 8 13realifastNapkins, per dozenr`.:.~ Beautiful Dan►ask do. 0 18 0 Stout' Linen Hucka hacks, fur Towels, per yard 0 1 0 ith you—it will prove that the ices above-mentioned. 'Unpaid I'. CU.*, 78, Oxford-street, I. - . ~ - . - . ~ ,kk4\ )1f i : 1 4. , ~ ,A,11 0 5 v ' • * . t t' .. . , . : • ,- • : , s ' , 4:• 4* :N . !' - ' . • •• . - "z-,...._ 4. , •;%. ir- 'f. f . . ~.• ... , ,•:•:„ -.-. , ~: ..... "1 -_ a - -,-, -- jet -.---, , I , ti , ..- 4 • , ,A , '..'".- ~ , ' Ifill 1 1 .:,:, i i" ,, - 1..#, •,,.. : WED NE DAY, P RIL '9, IST 7 TO THE JUDGMENT OF A DISCERNING PUBLIC. SIVEWRIGHT, Contractor for the LOT•. Cr • TElt Y which cainntinces Dtawl rig . 90th :\R AIL, re minds the • Public that Tickets' are now comparatively 91. cheaper than' usual, there being 41. per Ticket, or upwards of 58,0001. value, added to the Prizes, and a tedoctioa of 51. in the charge, making 91. difference. . , . . . . A Ticket is' n o w only Eighteen Guineas ! Mialf .L 9 10 . 0 I , An Eighth.,.. Le 11 6 A Qthirier .... 5 1 0 I A Sixteenth... .1. 6, 0 'The following Scheme, with Two Pri2eNtu One Blank ' needs no better Eulogium than a Comparison with all fOriner Schemes :-- . . SCHEME. 2.... 0f.... k 20,000 Money G.. .. of Lsoo . Coniols 20,000 COnsoli. 10 .2,00 P Ditto.. 10 Money. 2,000 Money 20 5O Money. 4 • 1,000 ConsOls .1 40 25 Money. I.lesides 2,000 Money Prizes of 121. each, and 0,000 Prizes of a Ticket in the Next Lottery, with 11w option of receiving in Money, or in proportion for Shares. making 10,003 Prizes, and only 4,50'2 Blanks ; value in Money 167,0001. and in Consols 58,0001. Grand Total 220,660.! Every Prize above 2.5/. will also be entitled 10 a Ticket in the ensuing Lottery, thtis a Ticket may gaits 20,0001. in this Lottery, and after that-i 5,0001. the next Lottery.. Tickets and Shares are .now en sale at ‘l.. SIVEWIHGfrrs (the Contractor's) 011icei, Neo. 87, Combat, No. SS, Hay market, No. 11, Holborn, and No. 14 1 thcf..rtio - treet. Fancy Numbers should be applied for without delay. NAVAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF GREAT BRITAIN. This Day were published, , In One Volnrne, tine elephant 4to. hot-pressed, illustrated by .fifty-six linkraving% beautifully and characteristically co loured, pace 11 Guineas, -- • 911 —. 1-1 F N LACEII EV EM LNTS of (;RE AT Bit FAIN, from the Year 1793 to 1817: comprising Official affd Original :kccoonts of every important and inter esting Naval Engagenteut during the above.mentioned pe riod, which forms the. brightest era in the Annals of the Navy of England, and is distingukhed, in a peculiar manner, by such Feats on the Ocean as the History of Nations can hi therto supply no paiallel. It is unnecessary to add more in-. , behalf of the subject of this Work, in every department of the execution or which, to render it worthy of that national glory and individual renown that it records, talent., taste, and I wig men!, ,have been anxiously sought after and employed by the Proprietor. with The Martial Achievements of Circa Britain," it completes the Naval and Military History of this Country for the last twenty years. London': Printed - for and published by J. Jenkins, 4R, Strand, and sold by all respectable Book -and Printsellers in he United Kingdoms. Of whom also may lie had, 6! The Martial Achievements of. Great Britain," sante size, and similarly illustrated as above, pr i ce 13 Guineas. Any Gentleman giving it the preference can i'ither 'of the above Works in INtutubers, prime , ne Guinea each. AGRICULTURAL PUPILS. GENTLEMAN extetisivelyengueed in A47.i -cultiiral Pursuits,. who.clevotes a portion of his time to the ins r•:ction of Two or. Three PUPILS in PRACTICAf. FARMING,i in a 'Situation possdssiug s..reral peculiar , a(teau- Tager, heti now ONE VAC ANCY.inliis House, in which the Pupils Are treated in every resitect,as part of the Family... A eumpensa,tion is expectpl. korparticular:.4.apply'(post-paid) to Z. F. Country News- Taper Mice, as, Thet-street... TUBEROSE "ROOTS. ORANGE AND LENION TREES. JOHN BURGI*S SON itict'respectfully tti inform the Nobility and Gentry, they have received a very superior Assortment of the alitkve Trees, which they can recommend to their notice with the greatest satisfaction. Warehouse, No. !Of, Strand (Corner of the Savoy Steps), Landon. CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE mo ITS:CON SEQUENCES. This Day was published, • A New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases, A PRACTICAL °TREATISE on the PRE. VENTION and CURE Of the VENEREAL DISEASE, exhibiting the Character, Sympioms, and Treatment of the Diseases inunediat ely ar remotely connected with it; contain ing Observations on Gleet, Stricture - , Nina! :Discharges, the Uta of the Caustic and common Boogie, Cutaneous Erup tions, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility, general aria till, the Theory of Generation, &c. &c. comprising an Ble aentary Work - for Students, - and a Guide to the general Reader ; interspersed with select Prescriptions, appl i cable to iNiels Division of the Disease. By T: \l. CATON, SurgeOn, No.lo, ,Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand, late at the united Hospitals ot St. Thomas's and Guy's. • Printed for Messrs. Shorwoud and Cu. 20, Paternoster-row, London. FOR COUGHS„COLDS, .SST[-INIAS'i AND CONSUNIP. TIONS. UNDELL'S -IMPROVED IiALSAAI OF HONEY. This saltitary Metlieineclahni the at teirtirm of the Politic in a very peculiar degree, as it combines all the desirable qualities for eradicating the most violent Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and 'Consumptions, without ex posing the invalid to danger, or obliging to confiuctoOnt the persons taking it. • 'Co expatiate on its extraordinary virtues is perfectly unne cessary, as the long trial which it has experienced with a dis cerning Public, is the must convincing proof of its very su perior efficacy.. Among the very numprons testimonies which the Proprietor cuntittueS to receive of the beoefit the suffering Invalid derives from - this Medicine, is the followlng letter ad dressed to him:--- ToMr. To Mr. Henry Cundell, 47, Minories. - Madras, , 22ti May, 1816. Sir,--4 have, been in the middle of the year 1814 attacked with severe Catarrhal symptom's: they lasted to the end of the year, fink disappearing *for a short interval ; again re turned with greater violence,' with the addition of viOlent cough, pains in the breast, very frequent. wbevaing• in my throat, and difficulty of breathing. This induced me t* seek Medical aid; but finding no relief from the aid given, I was brought to recollection of your Improved Balsam of Honey, which I have token occasionally „froth September last to the present time. I have the pleasure to state, that it greatly appeased, and afterwards entirely cured my violent cough,. and gave instanteous relief in the wirteging aod difficolty of breathing. Bei ng desirous to have a quantity of your lut proved BalSain by me, big you will send Your dozen of the 34. 6d, directed to me, to the care of Joliet Carruthers, Fart St. George, and inologed is an Order on Thomas Coatts, Esq. and Co. of your City, to.i)ay far the same. 4 I am, Sir,..yoer, obedient Serrailt, JOHN JERENIIA H. • Cundeli's Improved Balsam of Honey is prepared (only) and sold by Hcnry.Condell, Chemist and Druggist, :47, Ali. nories, in bottles of .425. 9d., ss..eitl., .101 l iis. Gd. each, 4oty included . by his .A ppaintment, EVarii and ; Son, Li:Mg-lane, 'West Smith fi ild,•WholesaielAgeats for the supply of the Cottutcy ; and retail ny Elliotsorf, Borouglft Knight, Nation Fidgate ; Wright and Holwell, Borougb; Baackhrn o, Curl -Hilly Itritcliffe ; ,Yard; 324., Holborn • Hudson Ma nd l , Co. Haymarket ; Stradling, Royal Eietrange :Nix(late Bolton), front of the Royal Exchange-; Sanger; 'bp, OXford-street, opprisiteßond-street;Tyce, Hatton -garden; Cochran, Green,3, mph ; Sliakestrafto7s,ltotherhithe-st r eet ; Butterfield, ;7 Strand; end by tine or More reput able Medicine Vendefs in every Town in the United .Kirigilora. Aake notice,, none arc the genuine but what are signed at the bottom, of the , paluphlet in his own hand-mitnip - • , I 4t Frolri the LONI/ON GAZETTE, April 8, 1817. • ~Commissionssigmed by the•Liiiii •Vreiditii:int of the County of Rants: • George William Taps, Esq. to 4e Deputy - Lielitenaht ; Henry " Eyre, Esq. to be ditty. Commission in the North 1-Tants Regiment of signed bY the Vice Lieutenant of the Couuly,of,l-4nts. Henry Attg:lst - ito Bialider,Ceiit. to be Licuttniint. • BANKRUPTS. James Dunn, Bonn§low, victualler, to stirrindie April 'l2, 20, and May 20, at ten, at'attildlpill. ,London.. Attorney, Mr. tlultnes, Great Jamea-street, Bedfurd-row. • William Elinitt, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, draper, 'April 12, 19; and May 90, at t re, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Gregory, %%Fax Chandlers'Alall, Maiden-lane, Cheaplide. fiturge Jones, Aston, Warvrickshire,..gun-malrer, ptil 2) , 2_2, and Mir 20; at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, 'inning balm Attornii-s, Messrs. :.Clarke and C alicery lane, 'or Mr. Palmer, or 'Meisrs. Webb and Tyndall, Bir- mina ham. • • James Ark wright, Liverpool, woollen-draper, 'Mar ti, 7, and 20, at eleven, at. the Yurk Hotel, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr.Wititley, Williamson-square, Liverpool, or Mr.Windlek, all a-4%kt*, Ab•lfOrd , frAlM, • • Jun . Heywood, Busbolme,, Lancashire, shopkeeper, .IEIIO . 12, and May 20, at ten, at the itridktVater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row; or Messrs R. It. and C. Jackson, Manehester. Joseph Hankes, Snaith, Yorkshire, brandy-merchant, April 13, at six;l9, and May 20, at eleven, at the New Elephant and Castle Inn, Pontefract. Attornies, Mr. Capes, Hol bOrn-court, Gray's Inn, or Mr. Shearharn, Split!). Joseph Grey, Nev..eastle-upqn-Tyne, sbip.owner, April 29, :to, and May 20, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Cheap side, or Mr. Chatee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Samuel Lee, Duke's,place • victualler, April 19, 29, and 20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Isaac's, ;Bury- street,. Saint Mary-Axe. John Somersetshire, bookseller, April 19, atten, ten, cal, and flay 20, at eleven, at Guildlnll, London.— Attorney, Me. Wood, Richmond-buildings, Soho. Robert T e asdak, sowerby-raw, Cumberland, sheep-dealer, _April 24, 25, and May 20, at eleven, at the King's A ratA, Attornies, e Mr. Clennel, Staple Inn, or Mr. Saul, William Davy," Norwich,lrtin-nanker, April 23, at four, 94, at nine, and May .20, at .four ! at the Not ftille Hutcl, .Nor wick Attornies, d r. King, Serjeant's Flect.street, . . or Mr. Millard, Norwich, James Bell; North Shields, common-brewer, May S, 6, and 20, at eleven ' at itre George Inn. Neweastle-npon-Tyne.—' Attornies, Meors. :ktkinson and Wildes, Chancery-lane, or Mr.Bainbrithke,Wellington-plare,Newcastleupon-Tyne. Joseph Little, Joseph Elliott, Johh Little, • John Elliott, Thomas Elliott, Simon Elliott, Thomas l'ullan,_ and Wil liam Little, Hl:ley-Field, Durham, lead-Miners, May S, 6, and 20, at eleven, at the George lnn, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. •••Attornics, Messrs. Roll and Brodrick, Cheapside, or Mr. Bainbridge, Chapter-row, South Shields. Thomas Major, Osannl, merchant, April 01, at seven, 24, an d May 10, of eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. • At, tornies Mr. Wilson, Folkestime, or ;Messrs. Egan and Waterman, ESsex-street, Strand.' • James Hinton Qrme, Liverpool, common-brewer, April 9.9,. 30, and May .20, at one, at , t he George Inn, Li ver/mu )._ Attornit•s„ Mr Davenport, Lord•eitreet, Liverpool, or Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. •- Robert !Arming . , Wray, Lancashire, shopkeeper, April 21, at five ' 22, at ten, and May 9 0 , at eleven, aT the .I;:ing's Arms Intl, .Lancastei. AttOrnies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery- lane, &'r Messrs. Clark and Within, Lancaster. , John garter tool Thomas Barlmr, Fiehusley Blackhlonr, Yorkshire ,pocers, April tin, Muy 1, at the Black thrau Inn, York", and 2 at the Til.uk n ollto,ifelt 131 , i Atrorriies, lithiek goo rite, and Thonlpson, York, or Messrs.Cardale and Young, Gray'a• Inn. Coppin, North Shields, ship-owner, April 25, 26, at eleven, and May 20, fit nine, at the Commercial Hotel, North Attornios, Messrs. Cardale and Young, Gray's Inp;or Mr. Cockerill, North and South Thomas Clark and Charles Gray, Keso:lck; Cumberland, nurserxtueu, April 15, 22, and 20, at twtdve, al London. Attornies, McsAs. Dourdillon and Hewitt, Little,Friday.strect. • • INVIDNDS. , „ _ May G, J. Edwards, Winchester street, Itroad-street, mer chant--May 3, G. F. llctomie, Oxford-street, confectioner-- May 2, .1. Tetley,'Leeds, rch.titt=—April 29, M. A Jane's, Queen-street, Short:ditch, trimming-maker--April 29, T Kyr and C. P. Wyatt, Langham-Wart!-chanihers,, mer 'cbantsz-Npril 2k, .1 Noyes-, PewserWilt skirt:, coal-Merchant —April:to, J. Conway and fir Davidson, LireJpool, met chants —May 13, M. Sweet, Taunton 'Mary Magdalen, Seiner setshire, innkeeper—May 6, M. Morgan„ Newport, Mon. nionthshire, shopkeeper---April 29, T. Badhatu ' llristol, cugine-inaker— ' May 6, W. Coulson . I!_elstone, Cornwall, mercer—May . S, 'l'. L. Gunsford, St. Nlary-Axe, merchant May 5, M. Metcalfe, Li verpnot, currier-Aprit 29, J.Davdall, Dartmouth-street, iVetminster, Carpenter---April '29, W. IciOkey, N'esi jeWeller—April SO, 0, Downs; (h,berton,.,lS - ottinghamibire, farmer-May IG, K. Ilart, Orals kirk, Lancashire, muslin-manufacturer. CERTIFICATES, APRIL 29. J. Radcliffe, Swansea, . grocer-1. Thomas L meadenhall :street, tailor—J. Pa!freean, Mexborough, Yor kshire, builder Th,,cpe, Queen-streirt, 14:dgware-rcart, WheelWrightL Clarit, tip. % h hill, ship.brolier —J. At hips; Norwood, dealer In cattle—J. Adams, liokywell-street, Shrireditch, druggist. PAR7•NERSHTPs DINSOLVID. genns, Poulton, Wiltshire, and J. Bath, Cirencester, Glosicestershirc, atictioneersC. C. Hall and T. Bicknell, Brixton, surrey, bricktnakers 7 4. Morris end 0. Jones, w e lop oo l, grocers-4'.4. YardleY and J. Ash, Thorney.ntreet i Illovitistsury, plumbers—B. Needbain and C: nobson, dilly, silverstilitlis77H. Hobbs, 'jun. and W. Jack, Mangots, field, Gloucestershire, tullow-chandlers- . .-.T. Leake, Allerton- B ywater , and .1. Watson, Swillingtnn, York Olire, bo:it.rar peitteri-441• Ward ann M. Fotherizill, Set''comes, slaters—S. Frost and J, Paine, Bristol, .statiouers-,41., Wild!, i n g and J. Clegg, Bury, Ltia•ashirc, ivoollen.iiiatiofacturersH E. and H. Frost, Honingtoiii Suffolk, shopkeepers-4. Buck. Hollitigreave, S. Lawton, Dobcross, R. Taylor, Tun stead, and W. Buckley, Buttethonse, saddleivortb, York. shire, merchants—D. and A. Morley, Cockspur-street, Char ing-cross, rintnets—J. • Slierrait, J. Ileyes, and J. Orrell, Present, Lancashire, and W: White; Sheffield, manitlacturers-'444-J. and J. Fofberhy, Gray's•itui.latie, aue. tioneers. 4, It is 'a common saying, that there-is nothing. new under the sun '! but, as there is no rile without an exception, so is the.Schenie of the "present Lottery a contradiction to the proverb.— Never did any Lottery COMbine So Many adian• tage, or contain so many inducements to Adven turers, as the present: But, as Mere assertion is no proof, hear what the i Schetne.• will tell you,— There ire Four Prizes of 20;0001.—there ate, Four, Prized of 20001. there are' 10,090 other Prizesr-and - there are, only 4,502 Blanks—and every Prize above2sl. - will have a Ticket in an othettiottery,..by which means die Possessor of One the lour Prizes.of'2o,oool. in this Lot-, tery, may also obtain One of the Prizes of ,1 . 5,0001 - . the next. The Tickets are Selling At only Eighteell Guineas, and Sigfeenths only Twenty six Shillings, at the Offices of Q. ettIIROLL, 7, Cornhill, and 26, Ox.forcl:street, Where 7,735, the Last Prize of 30.0001. vv'a 'Bolen in •Sharei,. 'with Severi.dtler Cap tags also Sold in Shares in the last Octobii Lottery, • [Pyre SEVEI4th.MF,. INTIA,LIGENCE: WILT, t E ASSIZES. . At- the Assizes, H. Maidment,.rieed r 4, was indicted for stealing 891 b. tbc pioperty Webb,.-of -Mere. •It was stated that 'Webh had recently received a' gre:At loth_ tit' wt. low, from which cite Anantitylnentioued in the indictmenr had (teen taken. It being decla r ed that .'this pfi'SOiter had notointel, the Judge very Owe r ftifly . bet!lifile hislitiVoCaP'c. Judge' Ausor, lor the •iirisonet%-41otv do yon know,' Webh;that you lost just S9lb. of tallow ? am: sure (kit, my Lord. l'witipt.to be' Sure' tit it trio :.. do, 'yOu keep an account at what you receive, or What yot; the ? —No, my Lord. What, no hook in which you rnitive down your goints ?:---Yes, Inv Lord, I 'keep . 4t' day-hi:wk. Well,. that is 4 WIIRt t waoted ; ai.d did you in this - hook make any eary of thi. tallow received, ore taken from it, tor the pisrpo , w of candles ?L—No, my Lord; for it was trot fit to make candles or. No ! nut lit to make candles of ! why then, man, it was not tallow ?.--Ves it was, my t—rd. Then why' not fit 'to Make candles ?--,Sotoe,. my . Lord,- it was not run into tallow. Not run, into tallow ?—No, .my Lord. . . Why then it must be fat, and nut ta110w..... .Yes, my' Lord. ! that's very well. Gentlemen of the Jury (said the Learned Judge) you final by the prosecutor's own evidence 'that' you must acquit the prisoner.. This Mall charges the prisoner with stealing tallow : the prosecutor is a tallow-chandler, and yet, Getitleipen, you heard from this tallowehanther's 'mouth thallie does not know the difference between fallow and fat /---Acquitted. 1 •., ~, A ,44....6, , . ,•' .4 it s'''' , ,--..„ i _.1.1.,,,. ~., ~•-,....,.._ .. ;„.: . ~,,,r , -,, , J. i - -,,,,. ~,w% r ,i- LANCASTER ASSIZES; • At these AsOzes, .einne• Lord, aged '37,. was, found guilty, on the clearest evidence, by:her'ac complice, ofuttering_torged notes al Newchnrch. !it: is a widow ; her hirsbltyl, it WIAS ascertain ed, died wind) 7000/. thotrOt originally IA weaver, which snot he obtained by his nefarions praole. . • . , upon dm plibile hi the tittering of forged otges. , . "lune Lord, aged '28.. ant! gdniortd Lord, tiged 31; were also found guilty cif ',jiving in Their pus session, and ottering,f , aged notes. , .". • These trials'excited,cnniderable intereit,:from the Magnitude bf the Offence, such a desperate gang of. wholesale dealers never having been ap-• prehended in the county. J, S. C. Mudge 'awl IF Jaikgon, for stetiling tt horsi and gig, ut IZverpool, were both acquit. fed. 'lhis trial particultrly exci ed fire curiosity of.rhe 141-4.01...!.5.nav0rg beet, circulotivl - its being met ,:ly a sailor's frolic.' It appeared, by the . evidence of Mr. Willianis, that the ph soners had hired the 'gig and horse from,him. They' had got- Its far as Bolton on a laud cruise, ind had fallen out With, sonic perion is tide in ii qtt'or; had been charged with an assaidt, mitt is;ere ectoally confined tor it in the New Manchester, the day. after they set out from LiVerpool, v.hich prevented all possibility of re turniug with the gig. On being called upon (Or their defenee,.Mr. Jackson lett the management of it to Mr. rII "fir, who Simply begged his LOrdship wimid allaiv their Counsel to read the journal he had drawn up of their anise, since they balled fur Liverpool-and cast anchor in Lancaster Castl2. On A a ron Woott• observing, if I.e (IT hail - 101 i rf.. tr , to 'Say, it must be done by biniself, be instantly _My Lord, and Gentlemen of the Jury,— Thotigh I can Only yet be called a young man, I have been an Officer in his Majesty's Navy t wenLy four years, trio have ever lived itiLgood repute, and met with every respect end kindness from my ht other Officers ; even, since my arrival at khis castle, 1 have received sevekal very kind lett'cts from my,Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, as well as the Commander of the lust ship 1 1V 49 in, s offering,me the first vacancy that occurs ; 'but to Suppose for a moment that there was any inten tion to steal or to.sell the Worse or gig, 1 declare WOtild sooner by half have bought hint a horSe than have been guilty of such amid ItS for riding, try Lord, 1 know as much about that as your Lot6lllp would know how to comiwold or, manage a 74-gun ship; nor do 1 suppose I eoidd sit upon a horse," The judge addressed, the Juri in a few Word's, and they without hesitation am quitted' the Oki'• sonars utter which the Leaned begged they would take care stud avoid such eccutretices rtir the future. • „ Mutlo replied, "'Trust me for that, your Lord ship; you shall never hear tell . a toy tiwter. taking. such 'another Pind • tack ;" at w:lich the whole Court applauded.— (Lancaster Puper,) . . CAM:OI,,R, APRIL, 4.—Thursday evening, about seven , o'clock, We Lind a trinini; commotion in ont• streets, which, upon intiniry, we found to be oe easioned by the Lohgto.wit-.band of miliciitus, Cseorting, widi a ti,;, two of their number whu were about to set ()tit fol . the Went Indies. great number of people collected but upon tb4 Niagistrates appeating, and tipeaking to sortie of the baud, tbcy ceased playing, and the people dis . .. s pellet!. Nothing new transpired doting the part Week relative to the riots and robberies lately mentioned. Two ships laden with flaxseed and staves Wye arrived in the river of Derry, from New-YOrt.; and marry more arc shortly expected. A, nyriber of vessels with provisions ',lave also arrived in that hat bone, 0!„r1 ; ! ~ .i 1 ~p~ ~.