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Haig, .......11. 6s. Eiebtb .....7s. &I.
thserter...... IS.. I Sixteenth.. 4s.
An Perelman* at J sod J. Sitewitiotrr's OSlces, after
telling Ike Chow of Ike First Day, will be allowed to ce-
tera ohm.. Tickets or Shares (at guy time on or before 76th
WiltTlllllll DRAWS OR URDILIWIIf, at the above very
intim' Reduction from the Prier they give, which is all they
cam lust, and they may gain the Ten Capital. that are sore to
I.e drawl', sod say of the Fleming Prizes t►at may happen
Is tome up the First Day, July 16. The Scheme eoutains

*WO -.-.0 - 3omoot.

TWO of ?0,0001.
betides rtiwt Capitals of 2,0001., 1,0001, &e. &e. Cormla
wid Moor,. sad Not Two Blanks to a Prise—Tickets aid
IWroi ate Melbas at J aid J. SlVrll,llolles OSees,
37, CowinstA, lU. HATMARILET,
11, HoutoWN. Corner of Coven t ry-etrert,
ober* thee sold A LL the 20,0001. Prises is a recent Lottery,
and is their last Contract 4,4t1, a Prise (425,0001.

I'R. SYDENHAM'S FAMILY PILLS of
HEALTH. These Pills (entirely vegetable) are un-
rivalled ja eases of Head-aeh, less of Appetite. Flatulence,
wh.hucted Digestion, and in sill Bilious and Liver Cons-
Plainly They contain no mercury, or mineral in any shape,
sad are m peculiarly mild in their action as to require
'l•l,hercoußnewseist or elteration i• diet. The most delicate
'males find the nee of them materially beneficial to their
Paws' Health, and those who have need them agree in
°Pities, and prooounce them the most safe, mild, and !fee-
bud Family Medicine !Millet.
gold le Rota at iv lid. Is. Pd. sad 4.. Id. by Butters
Chen'
Mc 4, Clwayside, Si. Paul's, and 4io, Regent-
"el *Sr the Argyle Rooms), London; tO, Waterloo-
t", Edisbergl, and 34, Sackrille-street. Dublin; sad be
.." iNiocipsl Medicine Venders tbrougbeut the United

Thomas Smith Btansiont and John Beaumont, both of
Leicester, bilkers, to surrender, hue 25, 26, aad J•ly 30,
at eleven, at the Three Crowns, Leicester. Attorney.,
Messrs. Lowdbans anti Greases, Leicester; sod Mr. Jeyes,
Chaseeryileae, London.
John Ralf*, of the isle of Wight, Southampton, corn-
dealer, to surrender, July 2,3, sad 30, at one, at the
Guildhall, Newport. Attorney, Messrs. Sewell and Hea.u,
Newport, Isle of Wight.
Robert Henderson of Imwthiart Gill, Cumherland, corn-
drake, to surrender. Jenettl, 20, and July 30, at eleven,
at the New Crown lon, Penrith. Attorneys, Mr. Addison,
Venda's-buildings, London ; nod Mr. Harrison, ?swifts.
Joke Lowry, of Bunker's-611, Cumberland, lead-ore.
miner, to surrender, June 26, 27, and holy 30, at eleven,
as the Lion and Lamb, C•rlisle. Attorneys, Mr. Ctenaell,
Staple lan, Loudon; sod Messrs. R and G. Saul, Carlisle.
Walter Peril, of Bromyard, Hereford, builder mid timber-
merchant, to surrender, July 1,2, sail 30, at eleven, at the
Rein Deer Ina, Worcester. Attorneys, M . Williams
and White, Lrecoln's Inn, London; and Mr. W. Iloldsworil,
Foregate-street, Worcester.
Thomas aware, of East Penney!, Somerset, butcher, to
surrender, Jose 29, July I, and 30, et eleven, at the George
Shepton Mallet, Somerset. Attorneys, Mr. Richard
Grose Burfoot, loner Temple, Loudon ; and Slr. Thomas
Higties, Shepton Mattel.
William Bolton, of Banbury, Oxford, and Thomas Bolton,
of Grimsby, Northampton, coal-merebants, to surrender,
June 20, 29, add July 30, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn.
Banbury. Attorneys, Messrs Me)riek mid lituderip, Red
Litre square, Loudon and Mr. James Wake Golby, Banbury.
George Lyall, of North Shield*, Northumberland, mer-
chant, to serreeder, July I, at the Geese., lain, Newcastle-
•pors.Tyne, 18, and DO, et eleven, et She Commercial Hotel,
Howard-street, North Shields. Attorneys, Mr. Ffll/ICIII,
Saes-court, Cornhill, Loudon ; and Mr. Lowrey. Tyne-
street, North Shields.
Samuel Abbott, of Comming.plate, Pentnnville, Middle-
se=, &oda St. Swithist's.lane, Loudon, merchant, to aureen-
der, June 22,29, and July 30, at leis, et tbe Court of Com-
missioners of Ba•krupta. Basirighall street, London. Attor-
neys, Messrs. Bovill and Tustin, Bride•court, New Bridge-
street, Blackfriars.

In Kilbriu a Committee has, we are informed, bee* eon-
stituse.l of the Rector, the ble.tro. Freeman, ite..; but
though we are satisfied that the benevolent object of their
association is attended to, we have no detailed mount of
the progress that has been made in the esploymeut of the
poor.
From Ballyclough a census of the poor, takes by the Rev.
Mr. O'Neil, the Parish Priest, and his Curate, was for-
warded by the Rev. Mr. Chester, the Rector, to the Central
Committee, and exhibits, we sioderst,nd, a melancholy pie.
ture of the state of destitutios to which the poor there have
been reduced.
We understand that the greatest distress prevails in t►e
parish of C , a parish Olaf, during the late disturb-
•ners, exhibited the most peaceable and orderly conduct.
We have not heard of any exertion, being mude in this parish
to relieve the sufferings which prevail there among the
peasantry; there are persons in it, we are iufu►med, who
are without tasting food for 24 hours, and who are thrown
for sopport ea those who are witnesses of their sufferings,
but who carioot hope to continue it such looser. There are
'meal proprietors of large tenets its this pariah, who reside
very close to it, and yet have sot conic forward to relieve
the distress, even tbnegh informed of its eldest. We hope
we shall receive such information on this subject as will
euable us to lay the facts before the public.

PARISH OF RAHAN.
Pursuant to requisition • public meeting •t
Rockformr, June I, MN, for the purpose of thin( into
coosisleration the moat effectual means towards relieving the
deplorable slate of the poor in the parish of Kahan.
Sir Janus Laurence Goiter Rant. having taken the Chair,

The following Resolution., proposed by the Rev. W.
Jones, R. C. Curate, were unanimously adopted:—
" That from a late reeves it appear, this parish C 001•1011 •
population of nearly Mimi hundred persons.
" That the return of the extent of appalling misery and
starvation at p t existing in the parish of Italian, and
lion laid before this meeting, obtained through the tone-
mining exertions, and strict and oral examinations of the
Rev. Geo. Beereton, Rector; the Rev. James Grant, Cu-
rate; and more partienlarly of the Rev. Messrs. Jones and
Duane, specially deputed fur that purpose, be read and
adopted.
" That from thin written Report it appears beyond a
doubt, that nearly 100 families have no potato seed fur their
gardens, nor any means to pincher* same; that 100 more
are &start* of the necessaries, of life, being obliged to sup.
port nature with only one nevi 10 the V 4 hour., end that
made up of a little oatmeal mixed with cabbage, settle's,
and leaven of weeds of a must anxious quality ; and that
many of the younger branch,* of the 'offerers. in order to
soften the pang, of hanger, are under the necessity of re-
maining confined to their miserable beds t 4 and 48 boars.
" That the above frightfel picture of distress makes it
more peculiarly &Meting slid aggravating, from a want of a
resident gentry to afford employment, no landed proprietor,
residing in the pariah, with the exceptiou of our vemerable
Chairman sad the Rev. Rector.
" That the noble, generous, and Christian sympathy dis-
played by our brethren is &extend fur our starring fellow
creatures, merits our sincerest thank,, and deserves to be
written as indelible characters on the heart of every trish-
aw's.
That OW esteemed C/iairsiivio do Immediately communi-
cate to a piteioal Gurcrarneut the abort Resolutious, utak-

A commealestion ha. bees received front the *foolery of
the Committire, formed al Leicester fur the reliant the poor
is Ireland, staling that • cargo of potatoes. 60 luso, bad
been shipped at Liverpool fur the disposal of the Cork Com-
mittee ; It sada, that the fond collected there fur 'metal
dislri►silos, 41110111/1144 10 7001.
Tiro Foretell Charity Committee feel themselves *gain
called epee to record another instance of drilub benevoleeee
sod phileathropy. A. T. Senspayo, Esq. of Loodua, has
subscribed 50i. for the relief of the distressedpoor of Youghol,
a spootanesus duration which demands the grateful seksior_
ledgements of the Committee.
A aubseripiim for the relief of the poor has bee. set sio
fool among she Fellows send &adepts of the Dublin Uoiveri
slily. Four bstudred hire beta steered, sabeeritted, mei the
total is expected to •mount to six hundred pounds. Saw`.
beeeirokoce is is all respects worthy of that diatisguktlead
boily,und though the antoont is great, yet aim\ less mom.
to have been expected from such s quarter us such an mem-
sion. The Prevent has given 251.
The Corporation of the Royal Exchaage Assormice have,
with their usual suunificessee, stepped forwurd with oi less
t►an 600 guises. towards the relief id the sulferieg prim I.
Ireland, three headrest of which they subscribed to the ton-
dos Committee, one to she Limerick, sod one paid this day
by their steals, Messrs. Leslie and Every, to 1M Cork
Committee.
The Treasurer to the Charity for the Relief of the Now
is the barony of Kinsale, as knowledge, the receipt of fifty
posed, from the Earl of Sh , through Mr. Leahy.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has received 251. from Slips
Wilson, and t►e like MO fruo T. Walsh, Esq. lbsrtb of the
Theatre Royal, in aid of the food fix the relief of the dis-
tressed districts is Delos&