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ALL IN OPIE DAY.
NEXT TUESDAY, 28th NOVEMBER.
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Warranted Bochum' TICKETS and SHAKES arc aellisß
by T. BISH, Stock Broker, sole Cotstractin, 4, Cos shill, and
Clninc.eruss, London, oho 'hayed and sold, draws ou
the First Day of the IIItSCIII Lottery,
1,453
Conant. and Money; and its the last Lottery,
3,445
Lid Alden via ions other Capitals.
And by his Agents in the Costar,.

UN DRAWN TICKETS AND SHARES ARE SELLING

BY
tand J. SIVEWRIMIT, at their eery fora
• innate Offices,
No. 37, Cornhill ; I NO. 11, Holborn;
38, 11a)in.oket ; 141, Oxford-street;
Who shared sod Sold
TWO Prizes of £20,000 in the present Contract, viz.
No 135 £20,000
3.436
Pr ists of £20,030 Coned's,
And all ihe other Capital*, most Ile drams
N F.XT I t ESDA Y, 2dili November.
Itenig the 1.. t-t and Only Day of Dravintr.
The fair or e..” 'ticket sohl prior to the 15th November
seas finally held..! by Ilse Drawing of that Day; those per_
sour, therefore, oho have already purchased in the present
Lottery are rrruunorodad to illipsisc alit fate of their Num-
bers, in cadre to exiitauge their Sinai! Prizes fur Vardrate•
'rickets and SkoLs.

About six o'clock the illumination commenced;
and it was far snare general that had even beets anti-
ciliated. In short, if we except several members
of the Society of Friends, there were not more than
two or three interested persona, whose lonises were in
darkness. Several transparencies were exhibited,
as follow :—without Boodaing-har, we noticed one
at Mr. %Volker's, the words " Long live the Queen,"
were encircled in a wreath of laurel, below which
was inacribed, mi a plain tablet, " Take away
the evil Counsellors from before the King, and
his throne shall be established in righteousness."
At Mr. Nuke's, in Petergate, was a very large
transparency, in the foreground of which was a
whole-length figure of Justice, trampling under her
fret the lidse witneases. Majoechi, Dem-mit,
and Sacchi, the foresee of whom had his hand upon
a scroll, inscribed, " Non mi Ricordo."—ln the
back ground, rose a lofty pyramid, on wields
appeared the illustrious imams of " Fibroid.
ham, Hamilton, Holland, Milton, Erskine, Grey,
Brengleunt. Denman. Lushington, and Alderman
Wood." On a rock which obscured the basement of
the pvramid, was writers, " Long live Queen Caro-
line," and " May false evidence and oppression
inert their desert ;" at a distance appeared the ocean,
and ships at sea. In the stone street, at Mr. Burrell's
was a moaner transparency, nearly to the same pins
port. At Mr. Hargrove's in Coney-street, were two
transparencies, iu nice of which was represented a
large green bag on fire, a turn act 011. inscribed "Bill
of Pains and Fetish's-B"—e dove escaping frosts the
wreck of both, and soaring far shove them ; whilst
the British flag. inscribed" Vox Populi.". was seen
waving triumphantly—over the whole was the fol-
lowing appropriate quotation, " The wicked have
f.rged a lie against me—The mare is broken, sand I
have escaped." On the critter was represented the
Crown of England, wish the word " Carhhor,"
in large Ir tires above, and two united branches of
laurel below. enclosing the words " Regina yet, in
suite ofthem"—beneatli was inscribed," A generous
Nation will protect the Innocent, and punish the
Oppressor." Iti Thursday Market, Mr. John Bleck-
Icy exhibited a plain traosparent t•hlet, inscribed
ta A Quaker much rejoiced." la Walingate, at Mr.
Wilherforce's, sass triumphal arch, of about 14 or
15 feet statro, across a gateway—the supporters from
which the arch spring, were white, the letters red
—on one was inscribed, "The Unity of the People,"
below. a serpent (with the inscription, " Atm mi
liieord4"). liaatelitog from Cotton-garden towards
Milian after Itaatelle, as described by a guide-post—
on the other sit :1111..riCrOl were the words, " The J uqice
of her Cause"—iielow, a serpent, inscribed Je he
me rappelie pass,"
sting, or tuogue. The colour of the arch, blue, anal
left-rs, white ; die inscription, " littiocence Tri-
umphant." The colour of the key-stone, decorated
with laurel, white, with the word " Virtue" in the
centre in red letters, surrounded with a wreath of
laurel, and placed in the centre of a star.
' At the college of the Rev. Charles Wellbeloved,
and at several other places, were similar demonsinta
lions of pleasure ut the sietory of the Queen. A
baud of 'noshc paraded the streets d • g the reel,.
ing ; and rf64ers of Majoechi boom upon a hallows,
NIA inscribed " !Von oni rieartio"—Nladame
Ue-
wsont, with the words. is The chaste Deutoirt"
inscribed rnnrtd her waist, and a green bug, ill.
'embed "Col. Brown'. hag of Milan lies," and
" Green bag of lies," were borne round the city,
and were ultimately burnt on Oust-bridge, about
ten o'clock, in the presence of shout ten those:mil
spectators. The utmost peace and order plevailril
throughout the evening ; such before tw.lee o'clock►
all was still Had cola, the *Mlle as if gm public oc-
CUrretiCe Lai taken place.

TAUNTON.

The intelli;c•nee or the result of the pr.ceollt,gs
te4ainst the stress reached ithis town on Saturday
attrrhouro. ?"Nine* or the mail were dreorsierl
with relive rilolorsid.„ tior panne,' of the c.eallt
eXhlllit*.al 11 illisCrliptiOil of the ',Actinic eve iir.
Not wroli.ta tidiog lie fr1114i11.410 mire of the guard, rile
p►pulaceio.tlltedoutlrst.iuglhrlvail romtil the row a,
which was done simulsr the acclimation!, the lit.
tudr, who had assembled oir this oceauoti. The bells

of both chinches struck out their beefy peals. Simi-
lar proofs of popular exultation have, teen displayed
in most of the villages for several mike round this
town. A general illumination is to take place
here to-morrow night ; and a public: &mei sod
illuminatiou is announced fur •Wellington on
Friday. ... mirror..
An in►mence crowd assembled its *want the corn-
ing-in of the mail, which ao sooner appeared Than
every eye was strained to gaits some signal from the
passengers; snit when the truth of the report was
u•crrtaitred, the multitude expressed their ;misfire.
Iron by loud acclamations mod cries Of 6, God
sire the Queen P' Gans were fired at intervals
throughout the day ; white favours and lewd
brioches became in much request; mud in one or two
parishes the church•bella continued to nog merry
peals. It is with pleasure we add, that the ebullition
of popular jog on Ibis occasion. although perhaps in-
Judicious, was harmless in its expression. Consider*.
ble pains had been taken by II parry in this city to
obtain a general illumination on Monday night, in
mow-epicure of which the Mayor, in the course of
the day, issued a notice, recommeading hi. fellow-
citizens to abstain from a measure calculated to
disturb the peace and good order of the ally.
This recommendation ilifluenced the conduct of the
great propottiou of the inhabitants. Such, how-
ever, of our fellow-citizens its disbelieved the cvi.
deuce in support of the charges against her Mxisttiy,
or thought the iihindosament of the Ilia a virtual ac-
quilts!, and those alio were apprehensive of having
their wits/lows broken by a wisgaitletl molt, i!lumi.
wiled their houses. and displayed devicc%, in some
instinct.s at at) •mall expense; but it is with Irma we
mote, that the senianntined populace broke the will-
dotes of several persons who did out conceive die oc.
canon justified them in lighting up their houses. A
lumber of windows were broken at the White
Lion and Talbot Inns, ■t the Custom-House, and
in the houses of several individuals in Itedcliff-
street, Broad-street. &c. Oo Tut sday and IVed-
nesday the illuminations were p,rti:►lly repeated,
but, we believe, without any repetition of wanton
behaviour on the part of the spectators, although
the latter was expected to be " the grand night."

MALTON.

Since the arrival of the acquittal of the Queen
this town luta, for the lint two or three days,
been a continual scene of rejoicing. On Tues.
day last the town was generally illuminated, anti,
considering the shortness of notice, many ap-
propriate devices were exhibited. The day fol-
lowing, a numerous and respectable meeting
of the inhabitants was held at the Town Hall, to
present an Add►ess of Congratulation to her
Ma-
jesty, and to Petition the King to &otitis. the p►e-
►rut Alintsters from his council ; and in the evening
the Gentlemen of the town gratified the exulting
females with a splendid hall, 100 cards of invitation
having bleu issued for she common.
DONCASTER, NOVEMBER 17.
. .

On Tuesday the bells were rung hers during the
slay, io consequence of the fate of the Bill of Plains
and Penalties against the Queen. Similar demon-
etrations hare taken place in the neighbouring
towns.

LINCOLN, NOVEMIER 16.

The arrival of the isitrlligeoce of Saturday was
followed by the ringing of bells in most of the
churches Below-hill ; in the evening two large boil-
fires were lighted, cud a numerous assemblage of
the inhabitants of all clause. par:tiled the town with
music, &e. by torchlight till a late hour ; and we
are sorry to add, that titter the populace were
left to themselves they proceeded to break the
windows of several persons who had expressed
sentiments adverse to the popular opinion.—
Two respectable clergymen, the Res. W. licit and
the Rev. G. D. Kew, were the principal suffere►s
WI Saturday night : at the house of the latter Gen-
tleman, between 30 and 40 panes were broken,
and a stoiie which was thrown through the nursery
window fell tin the pillow of a hr d on which a
young child was sleeping, and within a few inches
of its head.

On Monday night the mob renewed their peram-
bulations, and (outwit listaisding the coustables were
sent mit) vented their rage on the windows of T. A.
Smith, E.q. demolishing nearly all those next to the
street. On Tureday night a large number of special
constables were sworn in, and peace has since beau
preserved.
The day before the arrival of the news that the Bill
was withdrawn, and in the prospect that then exist-
ed of its bring sent to the Commons, above fifty
respectable citizens, including five of the Alder-
men, bigot(' a Requisition to the Mayor, request.
tug him to call a meeting of the inhabitants In con-
eider of a petition to that lion. House on the sub-
ject; and the Mayor (0. Steel, Esq.) expressed his
intention of complying with their request. Prepi-
ratiolis are now snaking for a general illumination
to take ;dace Ibis night (Thursday) ; and we bear
that a country gentleman in the neighbourhood in-
trials to give a large quantity of ale, as well as all
ux to be roasted whole, towards the amusements
of the day.
On "rtiesday and Wednesday very numerous and
respectable parties of the Queen's friends dined to-
gether at the Green Dragon and Saracen's Head
lusts, and this day it is expected that all equally re-
spectable company will meet at the Rein Deer, and
that 00 Address of Coogratulation to the Queen
will he proposed.
There was great rejoicing at Caistor the moment
the tows arrived of the Bill against the Queen
being given up. Is lining Sunday, the bells were
inig at short intervals throughout the day ; and on
Monday flags were flying and bonfires blazing,
writ other demonstrations of joy.
The town of Grimsby was illuminated ou Tues-
day evening.
At Bingham, on Saturday, on the arrival of the
the bells rang, a large butifire was mode in
the Market-place, and iii the tVelling there was
bull.
BEVIIILEY.
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A brilliant illumination took I.l•ce at Beverley,