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' P er cc.l-1-1 C.:-..,-, --A • ~... ....d; . ,, - i 1 ', ....„gi .a' i• -.) . 4 1 \-...._.2./ :-.-•=- - -,,;"; -~;"; 4.4, j If l ~?~7~ y.:+ ;4111 ,, : ) . 11(1 NUMBER 757 NINE CF,ENTE-1 THE LAST DAY. stvw.nuours% Contrwor for the GRAND • • LOrcEllY which will finish Drawing SATURDAY, 19th July; acquaints tho'se whose Numbers were n o ot entitled to.any.ofthe Monev-Prizes the First Npy, but to the privilege of being drawn again on tht. 19th, that they may receive at th-e rate of 101. per Ticket, by bringing them' in forTayment on or before the ]7th of 'This Mouth;—it showy!, however, ht dearly rnulerstond, that tbose who thus accept the Money C , f.their 131alk, relinquish all claim to any. Prize which the same Number may afterwards beccirne entitled to. ALL THE' ilitT3R Pra zES of 'o,oosi:still remain unde cided_ and the oods are very trifling (net to against 4 °.0101. being g•iin&il lly One Number ; there 'remain El ilint-r:Cilpital*, besides Pt izes of . 501., an,d 2411. ancltiAtiDl. to be diri.t e d anpng:t he 1,010 First-Drawn Blanks,—there is PQkdranc'e in Price ! J. SlVF,WiiJfilrf has Tickets and Shares on Sale a t. NO. 37, Corafiill, I No. I I, Holborn, and •-• • as, Haymarket, 141, - Oxford;street. • This Day were published, - Neatly printed-in 2 vols. Sv(i. price 11.45. boards, • SMONS, chiefly , wpon PRACTICAL SUB• JECTS. By E: COGAN. Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. To-morrow will be published, In Two Voliimes, Bvo. piice, in boards, 11. 13. TliE SEXAGENARIAN.; or, The Recollec tions ,4 a Literary Life. . . Printed for .F. C. and J. Rirington, No. 64, St. P.urs: Church-yard ; sold also by Payne and Foss, Pall-Mail. On the Ist of July vas published, price 25: ed.NO.XTX. for July s 1817, of narmß ASIATIC - JOURNAL and MONTHLY REGISTER for BRITISH INDIA and its DEPEN DLNCIES; containing—OriginalS;ommunieaticus—Memoirs ist ory Antiquities and Poetr'y —Review of New PubliCa tions-L-Debates at the East India 14 tom--ProCeedings' at the Colleges—Muhl-try and .Commercial Tuteiligente—Ap pointments—Vioni,itions-:-Resignations—V.irtlis, Deaths anti Marriages---ShipPing Intelligence--bist of Passengers and Ship Letter -Ma:is—Lists of Coin liapy's Shipping, &c---Ne !ices of Sa!e—l,oncioi Markets—PricesCurrent—Variations of IndiaEkchaiiges-Comilany e f. :Securities, &c. &c. Printed fur Black, Parhury, and:Allen,,l.eadenhall-street ; of who,tp,the preceding Nueihers may be had, bound in three handsome volnMes, octave, and forining a compirle History of the Affairs of India co the-latest Period. NINE:ITENTti JULY, THE LAST DAY. , t r. CAR tit , , , i, broker, hAs ,the honour iht; that the Diaw coPii4,-.1 of , n,lre than St.v . t . T Y;iyits:aNtairkets, uver. The Seetnid and Last I)ay ti ill be SAI2I.III,DAY, the &nth Instant, when Tae.Fwr- E.; of "lIIVENTYTROTNANTD POITNDS !! %Orel' 44:y441,41 the Wheel, MI3ST.IIE DRAWN. It w ra . .tesFars foy those Tevsopswbose : Nnipbers are and w h o dT, n ot intend to take advantage of hiMbee),,.to bring in: t heirtffickAs:tCo.the P. , l 4ecti,e OtVees. on in- before FFi.i!)AY, .the !gni Instant, when. tfeclih.viP ,4-I)aid° as Prizes of L. I . It must be under t:lat jq.r, co doing, they abandon all flture .and can clairifnothing, though - they b , .1; a . ;vn eitlier of. the . AN') km - N . l)s. - 'TICKETS and If 4 ARE'S are selling at the Offices - cif; (Z- C.Nit1i.01.4.,, 7; Co) :nillotrnt 26, Otforti-strtet, at th e fol lowing li)w Prices : ie', et ' ' ' Its. .0 ' / I I 6 Quarter 6 1 (11,R:teenth......,... I:: 6, 0 'Where No. 7,735, the last Prize of 1..341,n00, was sold in _ Shares Orders from the Ceomtrypttnctually exetvtk.d. rm PORTANT LOTTER.Y, INTELLTGENLE. MONEY: BLANIZS! Till THURSEIA, the I7th of this Mo•,ili (July). - lit - H l'e , prctf„ily remilids 11.; ..-I,,,lders of • the 5,900 Blanks, drawn the First Day, ~.t2;4lthOtteh the a ti had (+ance for all tlir Pi ices tli swn that CIO/ feniairtss they 'tad nrver'lice,i•dratin; Con sequently they will have a second chance for the Second and Ikst.pay, SATl. 7 ii DA 1 7 ;July 19),.wheii the Lottery' will finish ; and it is m,,ra titan priijiabile that sonic of those .s:umbers %illicit hart -been drawn BlankS - Will, n the Second Drawing, csl~r in part, if not the .I'ditt..../..20,g00 Prizes, and other. ni'mv in the Wheel. The Hohlers of the s,9ool;lanks g uy :AN celee, at Alte,rate of L.lo.per Ticket, If presented at sillier of BISH's Oakes, on or before • • THURSDAY, 17th of THIS MONTH. Rut by so doing they gi , 'e up-all claim to whatever it may he ri;-,-trawn ; and T. BISH wishes — this to horbe in mind, eitherwi-i• :.issatisfaction !night (Ten r If a pe.t4in, ; parted, tsith a t !.10, which was aftei v,;itds dratN i n a L. 20,000 r-t** lk t hoir 1 i, h T;048.4. , . ior Shares on or before Vlae IVII of This Month, they cannot reecive the L.,in per Ticket a er, but must take - their chance for the heroi,d I !jawing, which will he NEXT SATURDAY. !mit THIS MONTH, - • When . Vie Funs / 4 .20,00'.) Prizes. now injhe Wheel, be sides r C.. 'i:als, - MUST BE (MA WN l'iaets a• 0 Shores. warranted undraten, a-e selling by' T..L;SH, It, Chatiiig-crass r e do sold Th-e, of the Capital Prizes drawn on Wednesday Last ; and in the Lottery which . finished 4th June, mote Capi tals than any other Offict..-keeper. St/CIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE Al 6 RELIEF OF PE.RSONS I:IIPRISONED FOR. 'SMALL' DEBTS., Craven-street, Strand, July 2, 1817. ..• RENEFACTIONS since the last REPORT, iiz. s. el. Major Francis Johnson, per Messrs. Morland and r.,te.%on, Esq tir:. A 1,4115 , • E. V. - A. B. G. C. at Calcatta G. C. L. 5 5 0 -5 0 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 2 2 0 , 10 10 0 - 10 0 5 5 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 • 2 2 .0 N. (Letter-box) keceivro . for a'lsotik (Nield on Prisons). ,C. 46 7 0 ttls - clarg•ettand . telieVeetfriun various Prisons, 93 DeOtors, for the S.arn of - - ,C:319 12 7 citsidered the Cases of 61 Petitioners; Ap *proved 44 ; Referred for Character 4 Pt.ti- tionS and Rejected 13. lienefactions are receivoil by John Camd<;l Nield, ,Esq. the treasurer, Cheyne-Iralki Chelsea; alsiVoyAleasr3.- Berries., Parqutiar, and Co. St. Jatnes's-street; Hoares, Fleet street ; Illiatteiis, Whit nrore,- and. Lknibard , street; • Biddillpti, ittocl:s,, and Ridge, Charing-Crc.ss ; . lorrien and Co.. Finch- Ceres and Co. If( . ), 77, loornhard-street; ; anti 1.;) , 7- the Secretary, N 0.7, Cra vt'n7street, Stfantl, where _ti.*,e got As 'may be seen by those -tem are inc:ined te_P.:77port this Charity, and whete the So i;•:eet on tin. first Wednesday in every Month.' A SWEET BREATH IS PLEASANT. pRINCE's CHERRY . LOTION -keeps the Breath always sweet and pleasant, also preserves, Wi,itens, and fasten; Teeth, cures the Scurvy, heals, hardens, anal strengthens tender Gums. 'Those wearing Artificial Teeth ought never to be without it, as - by cleansing Artificial Ttieth with it, it heepsthem sweet and clean, mid prevents their . tthanging colour. In short, it is the best Lotion i.l the universe foi the Mouth, Teeth - and. Gums, and is• also the pleas an t e St Liqueur or Nervous dordial in the kingdom. Ladies 2rGen tltaten finding themselves low, faint, hyslerical, or any way unwell, by taking half a wine glass, will immediately find themselves better, quite recovered, and cheerful. Hundreds of Ladies and • Gentlemen, who'beifig nervous, and sometimes go MW and weak that they lead not powee to walk, , and were generally dimurbed at night by frightful dreams, had tried several remedies to no effect ; but after trying Prince's Cherry. Lotion, tbe! immediately fitind thcmelves well arid refreshed, • and by tals tag half a wine glass before gfiing to bed, were sure t o sh A . K coutforable ; and by mixing a wine glass of .Cherry. Lotion in 4 tuntbler of cold water, it is the most refreshing, plepunt, and wholesome Drink in Summer or Winter : is re commended by the first Physicians, as it is preferable to Soda ' tiller, or other drink of the 'kind. , • Be particular to ask for Prince's Clterry Lotion, and observe, "Yrince's"..is on the cover-and on - the seal. Half-a-guinea a bottle, two for 1 I. .or a dozen for 51.—Sold by.the sole Pro-, piictor, Prince, Dentist, 9, John-street, Oxford-street. As there are two Numbers 9 hi John-street, - one opposite the other, intserve, Prince's hou se i s the . second from the. coachmake(s. 7 -Sold also 'by Bacon and Co. 160, Oxford stieet, oppesite New Bond-street; Proust, 229, Strand ; Da vison, .b 9, Fleet-street; Rigge, US, CheaPside; Tint, Royal Exchange ; and by most principal Perfumers end Medicine Viiiders.—Tie areommodate those who reside in the country, by enclosing the money in a letter to, Mr. Prince, John street, Oxford-street, London, will send them by return of coach to any part of the kingdom. Will keep in all climistes.: . LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Hit Royal Illighneis the DUKE of YORK, PresidenL SURGEON-'-Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal Colleie, • London. . • • GOVERNORS — EarI of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, Moo. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, M. P. • .rr[HE Royal and Noble Patrons of the. above I INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VE NEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences; in order, to insure , the benefits that have resulted from it, se lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list (.4 the Royal College) from haring directed his. chief at tention to those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients under such complaints, to be too often the dupes of illite rate Pretenders, whn practise on the credulity by imposing titles and specious promises. Against this class (of late so numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan 'conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the Public; by pointing to the List of the Royal College, published in Febi nary Isla; as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming such titles, and pnbliely,advertising them, without being sane tionA by this 'List, are 'tif be credited. The annual reports of ,the Lock Dispensary will prove, .that some of the most dangerous cases of Strictui es, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections of the.Geuet ative Organs, have been here radically and successfully treated ; facts which require no ,ackneyed te'stiniony of affilavits to prove, but the most re tpeetable Medical evidence. Mr: KIERNAN may be consulted as esnal; by both Sexes, at his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street,. Bedfor&square, where Letters from Town and Country arc to be addressed, ant! the necessary Advice and Medicine- will be giro), or seat, to any part of the United Kingdom. Just pnblishtd, price 44. Second_ Edition, Practical Oh serrations,on the above Thseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be had at No. 174, Fleet-str e et, N.. 20, Piternoster-row, and No, to,' crown-coact,l3oho. . Sr — e.7' , ,7 - 7:.:'1 • 1 / 4 - _, . 0 7:Kr r • - r A V ' ,-;., - ''e. s• i t ' • N L .......a... ' • ....-...411,....0... "lf4 e: WEDNESDAY, JULY is, 1817. 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Scholey; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; J. Bolin ; It. Fenner; It. Saunders; and T. and J. Allman. • 'PROVINCIAL JOURNALS. We have already declared our intention to take such articles from respectable Provincial Journals as may be interesting. to our Readers in point of fact or sentiment. We have been much-indebted on this head to The Liverpool Courier, The Bir mingham Commercial Herald, The Norwich Mer .cury, The Correspondent of Dublin, and The Leeds :Intelligencer, and doubt not that we shall be indebted to them for future favour's. The fol lowing : article- is derived - from the last of these respectable Journals, and we rejoice that it exists in !he flourishing Town of Leeds, where it power fully operates as a moral and political antidote against the poison, constantly effused front a rival Press in that place. We find by a note in The intelligenctx of .stooday last,. that it means_ to employ. a Reporter at the County Assize,?, which commence on Saturday next, in order specially to secure a correct detail of th.:• proceed inigs against the Insurgents in the I .i.eighbouthood 'of Huddersfield. Relying perfectly on the accu racy as well as the loyalty k)f - that Paper, we shall confidently look to it tilt- those proceedings, and it will then be seer, whether a ertain Party is right in stating that .omvatt excited the disturbances in that I' l :di - I - ter, or whether they arose from the miVetiievons designs . of a Deforming RahNe,‘vtiose principles are, too much in favour with the afore said Party : " HUDDERSFIELD ,; " The state of affairs in .the neighbourhood of Huddersfield has been ruuc►r more serious than we imagined, and there is still some ground of alarm for the further probable pr - ogress of the disaffected that quarter. Twenty-three prisoners, in .all, haye been sent to York Castle, sow,.' of them charged with High Treason—others with rioting, stealing arms, 4c.—Eighteen still remain in custody at Huddersfield, of whom tour, and a fifth since discharged, were apprehended on Tuesday night last, namely, John Spencer, Cleckheaton ; :Edward Fletcher, card-maker, Hightown ; . Ben jamin Heptonstall,. clod►-dresser,, Hightown ; James Clegg, of Hightown aforesaid ; 'and Sampson, Robert-Town, who is dis charged. Besides these, about 50 men, against whom there are informations for having beet► con-' cerned in the late outrages, I►ave absconded ; but they are diligently looked for by the civil antho rities, and luip►es are entertained that' many of them will yet be apprehended. One of these fellows formerly resided in Leeds, which he was, forced to- quit, in consequence of some alleged brutal attempts upon a woman in child-bed. This prt•cious Reformer of the State was, it appears, to have been a Lieutenant-General oftbat Insurrec tionary Arrny which the disaffected hoped would have existed . in great force on the day fixed for the general rising. His late residence is Close to Folly-hall-bridge, at which the small. patty of Yeomanry under Capt. Armytage. were attacked by the Insurgents ; and the deserted house now bears the mark of having. been struck by a ball from tire fire of the infatuated mailmen who were marching to . their own destruction and that of their country. " The information previously obtained, saved Huddersfield, that night, from the most horrible fate. The band which was met at Folly-ball bridge, constituted only one party of the nume rous insurgents, whose plan was to have attacked the town, simultaneously, and by surprise. In the hope that the Magistracy would have no inti mation of their approach, the night of attack was Changed from that of Monday the 9th, to Sunday the Bth of June. Marching silently and rapid y to the execution of their plan, the military were to have been suddenly secured and their arms taken by the Insurgents ; while the Magistrates were to have been seized, kept as hostages, and conelled to use their authority.in favour of the insurrec tion. Several . individuals were marked nut- for massacre; and the daring ruffians who - avere en gaged in these .ontwageoins proceedings, entertabitd confident hopes that the tow n wou ld h ave. b eet , in their undisputed - possession before morning.— Plunder, fire, and cat nage, to a fearful extent, no doubt would have succeeded the authority of the. Magistracy and the ride of the laws. " Most fortueately, intelligence had been - ob tained..of the meditated attack. .The Civil.and Military. Authorities %vete on the alert. - The spi rited corps of Yeomanry, as well as. the ,regular troops, were-under arms.. The town wails itn.a complete state of -preparation for defence ; and. the encounter with die Insurgents, at Folly•ball bridge, by convincing, them their .plan was detect ed, frustrated, for the present, their enterprize ' and their. hopes.. Many of the inhabitants tneatd the.firing, the alarm of the bugle, the galloping of the. Cavalry .ii,rong,,h the streets, •and awaited, in breathless anxiety, the result. " A master shoemaker, of Huddersfield,. in re spectable credit, and : flourishing business, is .an.: other of the persons who have _absconded. lie has been seen in Hamburg!) since-his flight ; and, it is to be hoped, will repent him, in his wretched exile, of tine courses which have compelled hint to fly from those - blessings in this _country which he 'as unworthy to enjoy.- ".In our last we announced the apprehension' of a roan at Huddersfield, on Friday the 4th in stant, by virtue of a warrant from the Secretary: of State. He torus out to be one of- the Thorn hill Lees Delegates, Benjamin Whiteley, of Holm firth, cloth-drawer ; and has been in the regular receipt, for the labour of ; himself and his wife, of not less than about six pounds per week ! ! ! lie is committed to Salisbury. " One of the chief Conspirators, now in York Castle under a charge: of High Treason (whose name we shall not- fli(ntion,. as the trial for his life is at hand),..warily avoided engaging personally in the outrages. He, however, it is said, assisted actively at all the:meetings for arranging the plan ;. and has been impeached since the apprehension of some of his accomplices. On being taken up him-, 'self, he said he.had for many years kept the Law and the Government at defiance ; and now he was betrayed to destruction by a set of his o'an block heads at last !: "While he was in custody of ihe Constables wlao..avere pharged convey .es corted by.cayalry, to York Castle, he,was placed in an 'nppe,t WOW, till the horses were got ready; ,_ and be 'bad seized the opportunity to attenn4_ self-destruction;• the ..Constables having cut him,: dcaven, after he had actually stispended himself from a bedstead in the apartment ! " On the accuracy of the preceding particulars, the public may rely; as we have carefully exa-: mined into tine troth of the facts; during tine past week, on the spot. While there has been so much falsehood and misrepresentation palmed op on_the country, we have mod] being also able to stale % that after making the most di ligent 'inquiry at Huddersfield, we cannot find r.)qt - - any one of the numerous persous apprehended, has pretended to charge Oliver, or any otter in dividual,. with having sect iced of .entrapped Not onb, indeed, as tan ,s we can -learnt, - appears to have even tool any knowledge of thiver's visit to this district. " The spirited and highly respe-table Corps of Huddersfield Yewuinry (100 strong) are above al praise, for their late and -present p tttiotic ex er ions. To them may he all ri bait ed , in , a great measure, the safety of their town, and p. reaps of he surrounding country, to a great extent, from the moil tearful state of outray. They muster with an - alacrity that does them honour, by day Cte by night, and are even yet, in occasional parties, employed in searching the country;at nights, for the' insurgents who have absconded: Hudders field is now committed to their protection, with that of two Companies of the 33d Foot, and they have e+inced a degree of activity 'and Zeal that must make their townsmen feel at ease as to the alefence of their property will: persons, from the turbulent disciples of tliose . fanta,tie, dangerous, and wicked doctrines, which have already mofe than once endangered the tranquillity.of the:v(4* Empire,!' . . , STEAM-BOATS .-- The regulations recopnencled by the Committee of the House cat ComtnotO ap•:. pointed to consider.of .the means of prevcbtiOg, the mischief arising from explosion on board Steam-boats are-as follows . . That all steam-packcts carrying - passengers for hire should be registered at the port nearest the place from or to which .they proceed; - - That all boilers belonging . to the engines by' whieti such vessels'shall he worked should be composed of wrought iroa. or-copper. . That every boiler on board such steam-packet should, Fre- Tious to the packet being used..for the conwevance of p:tsseo gers, be tnhmitted to the lAspection of a skilful engineer, or other person convet sant with the subject, who shoidt ase.. tain, by trial, the strength of suckhoiler, and should certify his opinion of its sufficient stscmgth, and of the se-ltrrity with which it might be employed to the extent proposed. That very such boiler should be rrovided with two suffi cient safety valves, one of which should !me inaccessible to the s, vogineman, and the other accessible buttrto hint and to the persons . on hoard the packet: • That t he inspectorshall examine such safety valves, and shall certify what is the pressure at which such safety varti•es shall open, which pressure shall not exceed' ant-third of that by which the boiler has been proved, nor one-sixth of that which , by calculation it shall be reckoned able to sustain. That a penalty should be inflicted on any person .placirg. 'additional weight on either.of the safety valves. • The child which was carried off from its Cher last week, whilst walking on beach at' Budleigh Salterton, has been discovered. It now appears that one' of the persons ►vho hurried it away, is its fatber, who has Fur some time beets. Separated from his wife. 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