The National Register.
London, England, 1811-11-03 00:00:00

Mt NATIONAL REGISTER.

MISCELLANIES.

•
The Second General Assembly of the Subscribers to the re-
building of Drury-lane Theatre, was held Wedtie6day, at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern ; it.. Whitbread again took the
Chair, and after recapitulating the statements made at the last
meeting, stated that others of the old renters had come in, and
accepted the composition offefed. The Chairman explained
some misconceptions which had arisen as to the amount of the
sum (40,0001.) awarded to Mr. Sheridan and his son for their
interttst in the old Theatre, with which tke meeting was so
perfectly satisfied as to vote their thanks to the Messrs.. Sheri-
danS for their liberality. Mr. Whitbread informed the meet-
ing that the Subscribers had generally ratified their subscriptions,
and that 120,0001. was already on the books of the C.onuittee,
with the pr.nnise of further sums.
At 13righton, on Ttiosday.evening, there was a.general and a
very brilliant illumination, in honour of the Prince sfi first visit
to that place since he has been Regent.
F.Nt I'EKQR Or HAvTi's REGA el A.—A most curious dis-
covery and seizure has been made in the River. All the regalia
of his Imperial Majesty Christophe I. have been seized on board
a vessel cleated out for Hayti, as they were entered under the
name of vphotstm;y, in order to defraud the revenue of the du-
ties that would have been payable on gold lace, jewellery, &c.
The robes of state, the gala suits and all the grand, ensigns of
royalty were detected, made up in very common packages ; and
suspicions are entertained that they shall also find the Imperial
erosive -itself concealed in the ship. Unless the Treasury should
give an order for the release of the regalia, the Emperor's coro-
nation must be postponed.

NAVY PAY-OFFICE, Oct. S 9, 1811.
THE Treasurer having received information, that
Person's acting as Agent. for Petty Officers and Seamen in
the Navy, frequently charge V. per Cent. and in some instances
have charged as much as iol. per Cent. fa. receiving Wages and
Prize...lll6;T/ for Persons of those descriptions, in Ships of War,
in violation eof a Law, by which they arc restraincd.from charging
more than Slepence in the Pound jor receiving the same—
Notice is hereby given, that in proof of such proceeding of any
Person licensed to act as an Agent, his License gull. be immediately
withdrawn, and he will be proseentedfrr the sante under the pp.
vision of the Onh Geo. chop. 123. GEORGE ROSE.-

HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 26, Com -
bill, beg leave to remind the Public, that the only STATF.
1.0 ITERY to be drawn this year consists of 6,500 Tic,kets,
which is not half the usual consumption ; as such, HORNSBY
and Co. request their Friends who purpose to have a chance to
exchange their Prizes or to buy immediately, otherwise they
will be obliged to pay an extravagant price.
Ticket
Half £lO 5 0 Eighth £:l 13 0
Quarter 5 4. 0 I Sixteenth 1 7 0
All Orders by Post or Carrier duly executed.—Prizes paid at
soon as drawn..
The 19th of THIS moNTH
FINISH. the DRAWING will BEGIN
and

THE Holders of the few remaining unpaid.
Shares of the following Prize?, sold by BISI-I, in the Lotte.i'y
that finished the 2.2 d of last mouth, are requested to bring, them
for Payment, or to Exchange them tor thisickets or Shari, in thi •
Extraordinary Little Lottery, to be drawn on TUESDAY, the
19th of TIES MON'ill.
CLASS.
5,343 . . C . . £.15,000 •
:3,363 . . A • . . 5,000
1,853 - . . B . . . 2,COQ .-
103 • . • C . . . 2,(300 ,
4.05 . • C . . 1,000 ,•••• ...
500
3,863 . . A • • .
3,863 , . • 13 . . . „ .
,A.O
t!,052, . . A . . . 500
T. BISII desires his friends to notice, that to a certainty,
Tickets and Shares will be scarce before the Drawing, as the
whole of this I.ittle Lottery does not consist of more than ball
the number 11511.111 y sold. Whilst Tickets are to he had, they
will be sold without any partiality, at No. 4, Cotnhill, or No. 9,
Charing-cross. -

NEW STATE LOTTTERY OFFICE,
No. 1, CORNHILL,
THE. CORNER NEXT TO THE MANSION HOUSE.
PIDDING and Co. embrace this opportamity
of endeavouring to express the,ir grateful sense of the kind
patronage they experienced, during the very short period (only
'2ll days) their °nice has been opened: In the Lottery just
finished, No. :;,343, was drawn a Price of 15,0e01. and
No. 3,363, a Prize of 5,0001. and several Prizes of 1(X)1. and 501.
were Sold in Shares by PIDDING and Co. where the Holders
may receive the value on Demand, or EXCHANGE them for fresh
Shares in

The VERY LITTLE LOTTERY,
Consisting of only 6,500 Tickets which will be all drawn
TUESDAY, the 19th of NOVEMBER.I The Scheme contains
a greater Number of large Prizes in proportion to the small
Number of Tickets, and also Prizes of greater Value, than the
last. An early purchase is therefore recommended, as there
can be little doubt every Ticket will be sold long before the.
Drawing.
No. 1, Cornhill.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
3 per Cent. Reduced e3h 3
3 per Cent. Cunz-ols fi4
4 per Cent. Consols 79 Sf
5 per Cent. Navy Annuities
India Bonds 14,. 16s. pm.
Exchequer Bills, par. 9.5. pm.
Ditto, 3?,d
Omnium 0 3 dis.
Co::soli for Norcinber 643