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London, England, 1807-06-26 00:00:00

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since of the Blood furget that he is a +abject
Constitution; may he never interpose himself
King and hi• Official Ansi-Ars, nor become
Chamber Party, thereby rendering the Soveleign
iediate Agent, mod depriving the Constitution of
ty—Ministerial Responsibility."
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, Religious Liberty."
arm end Estsblialtment."
'ffehOlderli of Yorkshire."
',eeholdels of Bedfordshire."
!ommoagense of the United Kinirtrns."
. Appeal la the Seise of the People."
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account, we have authority to state, in the
and peenve terms, is totally false and
no Amendment to the Address having
unposed, nor any such Toasts drank at the
How such a gross mis-statement found
to the Point to which we allude, we cannot
to my. The Ministerial Writers have
be:m M the habit of representing it as the favourite
Print of the G SSW/ Ltaa ; but it now appears, that
their oi-j.:A in doing so was for the purpose of fasten-
ing any error tf.at Might appear in it upon the Gee e-
stiLe party. Of the present opportunity, however
create.i, the Ministerial Pilots have taken a most
sr4enereus advantage. They assert, it, the same
wads," that the atatement,so far as reltefts the offer
cfcompromise made to the Opposition, on the part
cf the stew Ministry, and that, in consequence.
ao disi,i is would probably take pace this day.
is too absurd to deserve their notice, if it wert
set :nit. the obvious motive which could induce
that Neer to ire innate so =founded a itaternelt,
as .i• •v ,'t. fire feel it their duty to contracha I.
:..e :,tost term:." N tw, if a part of
t. cement was Lice sad unteun led, surely it
ft: pissumptive ptossf against the fidelity of
es. whow ; and sorely it wdl not he contended that
ft:e IC:AA beginning " dfeff is. Priwte of Me Blase." is
Ir.. obviously absutd a: d insidious than the part
soich the Nii• isofrial Prints have denounced; and
yet, with all this consciousness, they give the rest of
the sickle as the account eau lard from the Gus.
el Lie ; thus attaching a degree of authenti-
city to that which they knew was false. The fact
is, the part of the teport which is inimical and in.
ju:ious to Ministers, their prints reprobate as false
and unfounded, that part inimical and injurious to
the Opposition, they report as official and corredt.
Such is the candour of these party writers.
If it is really the ineendon of Government to
put d::wn Lotteries, how is the deficiency to be
made good. which the Revenue will seller by rich
a proceeding ? We cannot look upon Lotteries as a
species of gaming. by any means subversive of the
morals of a state; on the contrary, to every con-
templative mind, the sudden changes of fortune,
which are brought about by their means, will be
considered as a lesson to the affluent man not to be
to, proud of wealth alone, which chance may be.
rose on est most undeserving objed ; and to the
poor man, not to repine at his situation, when he sees
boss sudd-nly it may be amended. We trust we
shall always be found advocates for my system,
which tends to prove that riches me generally be.
stowed by the caprice of Fortune, rather than ad-
judged by Providence, to such as are most deserv-
ing of them. As such, the intention of abolishing
Lotteries meets with our most decided disapproba-
tion.

Sir Pe ASCII Five DILTT has sent 10001. to West- ;
Minster Hospital, which, we are sorry to say, from
the low stare of itsraiLstands in great need of ;
such benevolent ch , to step forward in the
support of sufferinghundanity.
The Royal 4, India Brigade have each regi-
ment a weekly ter and field exercise in their own
field. prerous to e grand revi2w in brigade, '.vhich
will take place in a short time.
The Town; Resler. Militia had their monthly,
muster and insMion on Wednesday ; the one regi-
ment at th.tr cnitlltty quarters, in Kent, the other in
Hyde-park.. The East London were inspeßed
Hyde-park oiSsiturday last. and the West, at Oft en-
with, on Friday.
Among the Watering Places which of late years
hare risen into notice, none is more d ing mien-
te, than gniith.Sea-Place. near Portem3llth• The
amber ct visitors. for the bathing season, has so
mach increased. that the proprietor of the bathing-
rrachine (Davis) has bees encouraged to provide
hot and temperate b iths. The purity of the air and
water, on South-Sea beach. and the animated
scenery of Spithead, and the Isle of Wight. are found
gie.tly to invigorate the valetudinarian's health. It
had hang been isegleited. horn an erroneous opinion,
that the beach is so much exposed, that the machines
con's.; not be used when the wind blows fresh : but
when this the case, the bathing is not rendered
the least unpleasant, and the effeets of the bath are
considered more salutary.
Plodder. accumulate wealth Jowl?, while men of
enterprisei and spirited adventure frequently pot-
snss t rapidly Of all possible mean. of huoestle
acquiring sudden opulence, a State Lomry affords
tha most chances, at the smallest risk of loss. The
present scheme is specially entitled to this distinc-
tion—it has nut three blanks to a Prise, and lee
contains greater Capitals than were ever betora
known in a &hems of or ly go,uou numbers.

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LADY LOUISA MANhiltS'S GRAND
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Thii Lady gave her Gist grand root, for these two
rats. on Wednesday night, at her house: in Pall.
mall, which was attend-d by upwards of five hun-
dred Nobility and rashionables. The two grand
halls were brilliantly lighted. Two parlours were
appropri dal for tea, coffee, and other refreshosents.
The parker to'vatdsthegarden is very elegantly fitted
up—the walls are covered with pink and silver pa.
per, with a green border, wi,h gold moulding ;Imre
the fire-,.lace arc t.laced two Cupids,with their wings
extended, and holding in their hands gilt branches
for lights ; under the glass, between the win-
dows, is a superb gilt table, inlaid with jasper; on
the top were placed two gilt figures, holding gold
laurel branches, with lights. In these newts, the
company were introduced, previous to going up
stairs. The grand staircase was lighted by globe
lamp;. The grand suite of upper rooms made an
elegant promenade—the first is the antichaniber ;
over the fire-place is a full-length painting of her
Ladyship, admirably executed ; between the win-
dows are ta'o large mirrors, the height of the
ro, m, with ghld inlaid cabinets under :hem, filed
with valuable china. The second apartment is the
grand front drawing-room. which opens into the
back drawing--oDm -two magnificera diamond-cut
glass lustres are suspended from the ceiling, and
the walls are tastetully covered with silver and
orange satin paper, tunnelled id broad azure blue
stripes, with Cupids intermixed, holding garlands
of flo.r'ets ; at the corners of the apartment were
placed elipric gilt stands, illegantly carved, with
branches bearing lights ;under the pier glass is a ta-
blet, richly ania'd with gold, with figures on the top,
hol fang lights ; the curtains Are of azure blue, with
India muslin draper 44; curious vases, inlaid with
garland. of fi ewer . were pl reed on elegant stands ;
• to rarer. en-tics diffused their grateful odours over
this *lt -,itat range of rooms, tra fii.)rs of which
Are of oak, and polished equal to a glass. At ten
o'clock the company began to assemble, amongst
whom were—
Hs Hovel Highness the Duke of Cambrirler't Princes
George and Auso tux Oldennurgh ; Prince Est ,haty ; the
Duclieues of Leeds, St. Alban's, and De C. 0.71,1; the Mare
chiomeses of Winchester and Deaden; Ci-iiirsses Fats-
conberg, Errol,Duisages Buckinghamshire, Roscserir, Poster.
heron, Daerager Ormond, Barrymiite, Temple, Doing .r
Eseex, and Dowager Sermil ; Visceunt Pri rltlV,e; V;4
countesses Allen, Percisal, Ilarlau.ton, and Gage ; Lords 9.. ye
arid Sete, Risers, and Henry Fitzgerald; Bar .n de Hone; 1.
dies Heatosoce, %I Taylor, Dawson, Ashiiernhans, C Bar-
bital, C. Tamer, E. Norman, Abdys, Horne, Brouylitnii,
Beauehaiim, C Legge, Bro. k, Dudley and Ward, Chi Dun-
seanviUg, Charlotte Duncan, C Manias, NI Erskine, Fnz
eskirrh, De Flera.n4, Mitus,ke, Dash.eniel, Fitz-
roy% &jinn, C Bettie, Honyeruad. A and C. Welleitus,
Pessonby, and Caroline Parnell ; Sir Ralph biduarske ; and
Cook.

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