The National Register.
London, England, 1820-04-02 00:00:00

INCLUDING

Prizes 0f..........Z30,000
Prizes 0f......... 20,000
Prizes ofi ..... 10,000

Three per Cent. Consols, with others of 1,0001., 5001., 400 L,
&c. and at the same time give to
Early Purchasers an Exclusive Advantage of
'Sixty Thousand Pounds,
To be distributed in ft ,00.) Prizes of £3O each,
ON THE nth APRIL,
The Purchasers will have these Prizes
OVER AND ABOVE ANY OTHER PRIZES TO WHICH

TREY MAY BE ENTITLED
On tiie 27th A rui t., when the drawing begins. The advantage
of an early purchase must be obvious, as, on the 11th Aram,
the Adventurers
MAY CAIN, BUT CANNOT LOSE.]

Tickets and Shares are Selling at HAZARD & Co.'s Offices,
ROYAL. EXCHANGE GATE,
26, Cornhill, and 324, Oxford Street; where, in the Last Lot-
tery Contract, they Sold TWO Prizes of 20,0001., and ALL the
Prizes of 30,0001. in a recent Lottery.

BENJAMIN %VEST. Esq. late P. R. A.—This day is
published by GOLD and NORTHHOUSE, No. IV.
price 2s. 6d. of
THE LONDON MAGAZINE, and Monthly
Critical and Dramatic Review, embellished with a
striking and elegant portrait of the late Benjamin West,
Esq. P. It. A. engraved by Meyer, from an original paint-
ing by Harlow (obligingly lent by the proprietors for this
publication exclusively); and containing Biography, I.
Life of the late Benjamin West ; 2. Ditto of the late. Duke
of Kent ; Alchyniist, or a collection of Lssays and Tales.
IV. On the prejudices of Society, with an oriental Tale.
V. On Jealousy, with a curious Anecdote. VI. Rosalie,
or the 'Victim of Seduction, an interesting Narrative,
founded on fact. Critical Essa)s—lll. On the Genius
and Writings of fEschylus, with Remarks on the early
Greek Dfilthil, and engraving of a Grecian Amphitheatre.
'Travels along the Banks of the :thine, and in Switzerland,
during the last too years. Correspondence,-1. Review
and Refutation of the charges brought against Mary
Queen of Scots. for Murder and Adultery ; 2. Reply of
j the Gnome to the Sylph : 3. Singular Customs and Ceres.
nemies of various nations : Literary Review :-1. The
Monastery, a novel, by the Author of Ivanhoe : 2. The
Cenei, a tragedy, by Shelley ; S. Picturesque Voyage to
Coustaminople, by Mr. Malting, Architect to Sultana Ha.
didge; 4. Life of Oliver Cromwell, by his Descendant,
Oliver Cromwell, Esq. ; 5. Anastacions, or Memoirs ail
:.reek; 6. Retrospect:on, a poem, by Whitby ; 7. Fo..
reign Literature: Dramatic Review : —l. King's theatre ;
2. Driiry-lane ; 3. Covent Garden ; 4. Minor Theatres.;
and Parisian Theatres; Table Talk for every day in April.
Anecdotes, Ori:inal Poetry-L-I. Longinus o'er a Bottle,
Canto 3 ; 2, Reflections at Waterloo, &c• Fine Arts—
Literary, Scientific, Foreign, Domestic, and University
Isiteiligence. Meteoralogical Report, Births, &c. Prices
of Stock, &c.
As the Title of this Woi k has been pirated, be
earelid to order Gold's London Magazine,. 19, Great
Russell-street, Covent-garden.

1.01113011 warners.

CORN EXCHANGE. 111oNomr, Manor 27.
We had an abundant supply of Wheat at market this morn-
ing, both from our own coast and abroad, about 4000 quarters
having arrived since this day week; to meet which there was a
great demand, and the lint:st satuples sold readily at Is. per qr.
dearer; but the inferior descriptions remain as per last. Tire
trade in Barley was brisk, and from is. to 2s. per qr. dearer.
We had a good supply of Data, which met with a heavy sale,
and that deF..ziption of wain was Is. r:r quarter lower. in
Beans, Peas, a.. 4. there is no idtc:ation in price, but they were
brisk in sale.