The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-19 00:00:00

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MATCH IO GRAVESEND AND BACK IN EIGHT HOURS.—This
sporting performance, it is expected, will come off on the 30th
instant. Mr. Robinson has backed himself fur 100 guineas to
ron from London Bridge to Gravesend and back in eight
hours. He has the choice of three days, which lie is to name,
and the above mentioned date is the first. There are some
hundreds on it, all set to the tune of 2 and 8 to 1 on time.
Mr. Robinson is tak►ng very heavily himself, and appears
very confident. He is a powerful and beautiful smiler, but a
man must hare unquestionable stamina ►rho can do such a
wager. It is a long and a strong lull.

A curious match at bowls was played at•the Old Palace-
greet. on Saturday. One gentleman bowled in the usual
manner, the other kicked the ball. The match. which was of
a very interesting decription, ‘..-as won by the latter, who im-
mediately announced himself open to a friendly contest with
any pla;er in the neighbout hood.—Kentish Gazette.

ExrcAOHDINARY FEAT —Considerable excitement prevailed
at Lit lehampton on Monday, the 9th'inst., in coosequence of
Mr. William Ratlin Arnold, of that place, cord wainer, having
undertaken for a wager of ten sovs. to run the distance of six
miles in thirty.tive minutes, a task, which, to the astonishment
of all !Tesoro, he performed in one minute less than the allotted,
time. The ground selected for the occasion was the jayfield,
which is, we b;:lieve, exactly two miles in circumference.

Count Frederick Stirum, Chamberlain to his Royal
Highness the Prince of Orange, met with an r,ccident yester-
day morning, which might have been attended with setious
cons:lnences. The Count was driving his cab across Gros-
venor-square. when his horse shyed and galloped off along
Lower Brook-street. The animal at length fell, and the cab
was overturned, the Count and his servant being thrown rut
witit'some vhlenee. Fortunately the only injury the Count
ree;:ived was a slight bruise on the knee, and he was able
to walk to Mivart's hotel, where he was congratulated by the
Prince and suite on hiB escape. The cab was nearly dashed
to pieces.

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A Noble Earl, who takes the lead on the turf, had
a fracas last week at C--- House with one of his footmen.
His Lordship, it is said, " pitched into" the man for miscon-
duct, xyho returned the blow. The Nobleman, it is added,
t the worst of the set-to.
Th 2 contemplated matrimonial alliance between
Viscount Villiars and Lady Mary Herbert, second daughter of
the Countess of Pembroke, has been, it is understood, post-
poned sine die. The ceremony was to have been performed
in the early part of the present month. Ilis Lordship is on
the eve of proceeding to Germany.
ti D BRUDENELL.—In our last number we took
the liberty of wishing Lord Brudenell a safe and pleasant
voyage to India. Alas ! for Northamptonshire, and alas! for
our own prediction, the Noble Lord is not allowed to wander
to our Eastern dominions. His party cannot spare him, His
regiment has, therefore, been commanded home—is now (9-
report states) on its voyage to England. Han' anxious" 4
the Lieutenant-Colonel listen to eyery wind that v'J must
! and,
providel the troops have bc.t.,n apprized of •ows
awaits them, bow impatient must the,• the honour which
of their fathers, and do obeisaw• icel to revisit the land
the Commander-in-Chia to their chosen officer I As
that Lord Bra"- of his Majesty's Forces has declared
as the ...wit and the Ilth Dragoons shall be one, and
.overnment patronize and applaud the union—the
country cannot, with propriety, " forbid the banns"—it is n?".
too late, she must submit—and hope that this marriage of en-
terest -will be it peaceable, if not a happy
onc.—Northampton
Chronicle.

A QUEER CAT-0.-NINE-TAILS.--lt ;
__o wrt of
Gloucester says that Queen Elfrida used to whip her step-son
Edward, son of E kg- Edgar, with wax topers, so that when
he grew up he " hated the s,aht of a candle." Few, certainly,
would make light of such a flagellation.

HIS MAJESTY'S LEVEE

The King, attended by Sir Herbert Taylor, nrrivo.l in
town at half-past one o'clock yeiterday afternoon, fro.n Win lor
Castle. _ _ _ _ _

His Majesty held a Levee at St. James's Paints.
Mr. S. N. Reeve was presented to his Majesty at an midi.
ence in the Royal Closet, by Lord Foley, and kissed bench on
being appointed StAndard-bearer to the Hen. Corps of Gen.
tlemen-at. Arms. Mr. Reeve received his silver stick of ollictl
from the King.
In the Entree Circle, Mr. Richard B. Smith, his Majesty's
Hanoverian Consul at Liverpool, was presented to the Kind
by Baron d'Ompteda, the Hanoverian Minister,
The Levee was attended by the Russian and French Ain,
bassadors, the Neapolitan, Prussian, Sardinian, Wurtcmbvtg,
Hanoverian, Danish, Grecian, Bavarian, Bras'itatt,
Saxon Ministers, Newry 116,:ndi, Ottoman Minister, ac,
panted by M. Satanic, It's Nesty'r. Oriental tilterpreter. RIO
Vogoridis, Secretary and Interpraer kgation f t,w
Austrian Charge d'Atisircs i Mr. 1-3, Peittt, Ambasmkr &nil)
the King of Gude Baffin Mattis, Secretary to tt,,e tiutttiart
EmbaSsy Coma de Ufamitont, Secretary tO the French
IlmbasSy t Ovatinea Aga Dadian, DlNCtel` of the &Atm.%
Powder-mills nt Constantincple ; the Archbishop of York,
the Lord President, the Earl Marshal, the 1:w-cl Stew•sd,
the Groom of the Stole, the Deputy Grell Chamln.tclain,
Lord Hill, Gold 'Stick in Waiting ; the Ilarl of Shrevvsbury,
the Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, the.-
Captain of the Yeomen Guard, the Master of• the King's
Buckhounds, the Vice-Chamberlain, the Treasurer of tin
Household, the Right Hon. the Lord Provost of Edinburr
the Master of the Ceremonies, the Master of the 1? ,ties.
Lord Saltoun, Colonel Sir Charles Thornton and. Colonel
Elphinstone, Aides-de=camp to the King; Car:air. Stephens,
Aide-de-Camp to his Royal Highness the Dr.:ice of Cam-
bridge ; Captain Honiton, Ensign of +.',le Yeomen of the
Guard ; Lieutenant-Colonel Cavendish, Bcp-.crry to the King ;
Major Hyde, ktsistar.t Master and lvfarshal of the Ceremo-
nies; • Mr. Stephenson, Page of Honour ; Captain Boyle,
R. N.. Groom of the Privy C.'aamber ; Mr. Strachan, Gentle-
man Usher to the King ; .and tne following:—
Duke of Buccleuch, - ,
Mwnectsil Queenshury, Clanricarde, Northampton,
Bristol.

EARLS—Bandou, Mulgrave, Ripon, Stamford, Clare, Dar-
lington, Ilowth, D.,lawarr, Beverley.
Vzscpurrs —Bernard, Clive.
'Anus—King, Louvaine, Willoughby d'Ere.by, Redesdaho,
Radstock, Wodehouse.

RIGHT HONOURABLES-Sir A. Johnston, H. flobhouse, Sir
J. 132ckett.

HONOURABLES-Rev. C. 13. Bernard, A. Moreton.

SIR—W. Curtis, P. B. Phillipps, U. W. Newrria%, U.
Priec. J. Guise, Bart., J. Price, J. Lowther, R. Bat
Hunter.

Rev. Dr. Cole.
D. Kenning.
REV. NlEsslEurss—J. H. Sadler, C. Fryer L. Leslie, J.
L.' Russell, R. T3ler, Cumming, C. N. (Vedehouse.

Lord Provost of Glasgow.
MESSIEURS--C. Archibald, Deputy .I:Lev tenant for Lanca-
shire, A. J. Curtis, Gurney, J. E. Tar ent, I. J)• 'l'. A.
Curtis, Walter, -W. S. Jerninglia.n. ,$„ 11. Judd,
Ackland, 0. Mitford, Walker, R. Ifirrington, Fraser.
W. L. C3l,lulloun, Windham, -4. F. S:rangways, flames,
A. Blackwood, Prrcy, A. t, truy, Urquhart, Sanford,
S. Diekins, Polo, G. Bynr., `r'itzgibtion, Lawrence, Grey,
It. Currie, Cateraft, Stu, ,;) P. Burrell, H. Pierrepont, Sa-
vory, J. Ommaney.__

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G Gce,egn Elder, K. C. 8., K. C.G. S., Vis-
count Corobermere. Sir Arthur Clifton, Lord Lyncdocli,
Sir James Cockloit;n, Maiiitsarring,
Vi count Lortr,„ Benham, Sir C. Wale, Dickinsou.,
.n, I.lodv;son, Millar.

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CouLoNr.4--1-owell, G. I,itzt.;erald, Leicester Stanhope,
Thackw.J.l, Biker, Cockburn, Spink. hill, Riee,
Muttl.,our:„ R. Y. Buller, Latter, Money, P. Cathcart, Sir
11. Wa:son, C. S. 'Fagan, Sir A. Maclaine, Pritchard.,
tithe, Fir:.
Pratt, Forbes. Dundas, Scott.

CAPTA txs—Webster Floe!: ton, Butterworth, Tiekn,sr,
Willoughby, M'Cruinmen, E. Willoughby, Havtkes, M. P.,
Garth.

LllirTENANTs—William F. Curtis. Arthur Shirley, P. An-
strua Goldie, Ncmhhard. Culpepper.
AnmiaaLs—Sir Robert °w ay, Lawford, Sir P. Malcolm.
CAPTAINS, \VoodritT, \Valiant Young,
George Scott, Ayscough, Sir N. J. Willougliby„A.

COMMANDERS, R.N.—George Evans, Woodruff.
Lit:Tr:.:NANTs, R.N.—J. Shambler, F. A. Ellis, P. Bisson.
The following were presented to the King --
Sir R. W. Newman, on his accession to tic. Baronetcy, by
Lord Foley.
The Ilon and Rev. C. B. Bernard, by the Earl of Bandon.
Mr. J. N. Reeve on appointruere, to be Standard Bearer to
the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, by Lord
Foley.
Mr. A. .1. Curtis, on Lis appcintrrent to the Madras Cavalry,
by his father, Sr W. Curtis, Batt.
Mr. S. Mills, on be*,ng appointed one of the Commissioners
for South Air,,,ralia, by the Right lion. Lord Gimelg.
Mr. 0 MitP,rd, hry Lord Rededale.
11r.WrV:narn. on his marriage. by the Marquis of Bristol.
Major .ieneral G oorge Elder, K. C. H., K. C. T. S., and
C., Sc. J., on his appointment to a command at Madras,
by the Wght Hon. Lord Hill.
' Mr. IL Ilarrinuton, by Colonel Sir W. Gomm.
Mr. Walker, of Boaland, by the Duke of Buccleuch.

Ackl.:nd, by Sir R. 8.. Phillips, Bart.
The Lord Provost of Glasgow by Lord John Russell.

sir. W. L. Coignlivn, by the Marquis of Cholmondeley.
Rev. C. N. Wodehotisc, by the Earl of Erroll.
Rev. J. L. Russell, by the Right Hon. F. Shaw, M. P.
Mr. A. 131zeltwood, on his appointment as Groom of the
Privy Chamber ts, the King, by the Marquis Conyngham.
Lieut.-Gen. flo,lgson, on being appoi;:ted Colonel of the
King's Own Rogiment.
The R-v. C. Fryer, by the Earl of Shaftesbury.
Rev. C. Leslie. by Viscount Lorton.

Nliijor-Gen. Diekinson, on his appointment as Colonel Com-
- mandant 2d Batt.dioo Royal Regiment of Artillery, by the
Mater-General of the Ordnance.
The Rev. R. T. Tyler, to deliver the ensigns of the Order of
the Bath, worn by his late father, Admiral Sir C. Tyler,
G. C. B.
Mr. J. 0. Ommaney, Cornet, Surrey Reg-intent Yeomanry
Cavalry, by Lord King.
C. Currie, by Lord Wodehouse.
Lieut.-Coloneel Prichard, by Major-General Lord F. So-

mersct.
Colonel C. S. Fagan, C. 13., Bengal Army, on his return
from India, by Sir J. R. Carnae,
Colonel Sir A. Maclaine, on his return from abroad.
Lieut.-Colonel Hill, 7th Hussars, on his marriage, by the
Right Hon. Lieut.-General Sir 11. Vivian.
General Viscount Lorton, on return from Ireland, and going
abroad.

Colonel Cockburn, on return from Honduras, by Lord Clonelg.
Lawrence, Surgeon Royal Military Asylum, by Lieut.-
General Sir \V. Gordon.
L'ent.- Colonel Baker, on his return from Greece, b; Lord
Pa merston.
Lieut. W. F. Curtis, Ist :Regiment Bombay Light Cavalry,
by his father, Mr. T. A. Curtis.
Lieut. A. Shirley, 7th Hussars, by Sir W. Fremantle.
Captain W. Flocktot, Surrey Yeomanry, by Lord King.
Captain Woodruff, P.N., C. 8., by Lord Minto.
Lieut. F. A. Ellis, R.N., upon promotion, by Mr. E. \V. W.
Pendarves. M. P.
Capt. E. Willoughby, Bombay Army, by Capt. Sir Nesbit
Willong-hby, R.N., C. B. and K. C. 11.
Capt. Michael Willoughby, Bombay Army, by Capt. Sir
Nesbit Willoughby, R.N., C. 13. and K. C. H.
Capt. M'Crummen, nth Foot, on return from the lonian
Isles, by Col. Lord Frederick Fi;zelarenee.
Capt. Butterworth, Royal London Militia, by Colonel Sir
Claudius Hunter.
Capt. Tickner, by Sir Claudius Hunter.
Captain G. Scott, R.N., by the Hon. Capt. Elliot.
Lieut. J. Shambler, on his command of his Majesty' staam.
vessel Lightning, by Capt. the Hon. G. Elliot.
Commander Woodruff, R. N., by Lord Minto.
Lieut. P. Bisson, R.N., on his appointment to his Majesty's
Brig Bonctla, by Admiral Sir C Adam.
Capt. Colquitt, R. N., by Admiral Sir 1. Coffin.
U•ut. Culpeper, on promotion, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir F. Mac-
' . lean, Bart.
Lieut. Ncmbhard, 1 Foot, by Col. Lord F. Fitzclarence.
Lieut. Goldie, Bengal Engineers, by Col. Latter.
Lieut. 11. Anstruther, Madras Horse Artillery, by Sir C.
Murray.
Leut.-Colonzl E. T. Fitzgerald, h. p. 12th Foot, by Lord
Hill, on his appointment to the Royal Hanove•.,an Guelphic
Order.
His Majesty held a Prhy Council after the Levee, which
was attended by the Secretaries of State for the /lonic, Fo-
reign, and Colonial Departments, the First Lord of the Ad-
miralty, the President of the Board of Controul, and the
Secretary at War.
At the Council, Port Harbour Grace, in Newfoup
was declared a free warehousing port.
Grand Key, in Turk's Island, in the Bahamas, was also de-
clared a free warehousing port.
The Hon. 4Villiam Bathurst was the Clok of the Council.
in Waiting.
Sir Robert Adair was presented to the King at an audience,
by Viscount Palmerston.
His Majesty gave audiences tr, the Marquis of Winchester,
Marquis of Lansdowne, Logy;, Glenclg, Sir John Hobhouse,
Earl of Minto, and Lori Hill.
Viscount Faiklar'', and Lieut.-General Sir Wm. Lumley,
were the L 9111: and Groom in Waiting.

The Duke of Bedford, Lord Holland, Earl Mul—
the other members of the Pox Club, have commis-
sionedgr"ve
x aN',(.l.• Westmacott, the sculptor, of Wilton-place, to
,et, ate monument in marble of the late James Perry, Esq.,
formerly the proprietor of the Morning CAronicle. We have
seen the model, which represents Mr. Perry in a sitting pos—
ture in his library, ar.d before him, elevated on a'pedestal, is a
copy !row Nollekans of the bust of the Right lion. C. J. Fox..
The resemblance of Mr. Perry is extremely faithful, and the
entire arrangement of the monument graceful and elegant.
Newport, Monmouthshire, is now a Bonded Port
for wines and spirits. _ . .

MURDER AT SHEFFIELD.—OiI Tuesday niglA,
a young woman, named Elizabeth Marsden, otherwise
Johnstone, was murdered, it i; suspected, by her step-sister,
Mary Ann Stacey, at Sheffield. who cut her throat with a
penknife whilst asleep in bed. There is reason to believe that
the offender was not of sane mind. The Coroner's inquest
had not terminated when our correspondent wrote.

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GERMAN AND BRIISSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, .74. Y 13.—The Caurier nage SZIVs, we have
the followinr paragraph in our letters from Frankfort :--
" The Cabinet of Berlin has serious difTerenves with that
of the Hague. Holland is irritated by the efforts of Prus-
sia to induce Belg'unt to
_join in the German Tariff Com-
mercial Union. These efforts continue, and it is with this
view that Prussia has resolved to co-operate in the
introduction of iron railroads. The relAtions between the
liagoo and Paris seem to become vcry mnieable.
" The exportation of raw succors from Belgium to Eng-
land; which began in the month of June last, has become
very extensive in a short time. The use of this root seems
to have spread very rnpidlv in Lf;ndon, anti the rest of
Great Britain, for the qu,:oitity z:ent to Et.gland in the
short space of ten months may be estinsated, without any
exaggeration, mihions pounds weight.
"'The Minister of the Interior yesterday presented lei the
Chamber a project of law for a vote of credit to the Go-
vernmeat. to pay the expense of the buildings for the Ve-
terinary School:
" A detachment of sappersand miners, and 85 soldiers of
different corps, with several officers, has passed through
Brussels, going to the camp at Beverloo, to. begin the ne-
cessary works.
"The Chamber hes commenced the discussion of the laws
proposed . by General Evain. It has given the priority to
that on the promotion of officers."
"

Er:LC:IAN FUNDS, 81117EPI, MAV
Actual Debt, -21; par Cent ......... 554
ltothschild's Loan, par Cent.
Loan of City, 15.!2 4 per Cent 96?,,
Society of Commerce, per Cent 129
rank of Beleium, 5 per Ceut
—Brussels copers, May 17.
(Ffom the Journal de Sniuiruc.)
ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 12.—The silk trade has now
been made free on payl:3ent of a duty of 25- per cent. per
oka. This is considered us the commencement of a com-
plete abolition of all monopolies, which, though the partisans
of the Government deny it, exist with regard to most of
the productions of Syria.
The system of auctions still subsists, and as the Paella
derives large profits from it, an abolition of it cannot be
expected at present. In the last auction cotton was sold
at 20 dollars per cwt.
An event which is excessively rare, because it is totally
at variance with the manners of the Nahomedans, has ex-
cited the greatest astonisnment in the inin2hitants of this
city. An Arab attempted a few days ago to cut his throat.
As several interfered to prevent the execution of his plan,
it is believed that his life will be saved, though his wound is
certainly dangerous. This is the first known instance of
suicide among the natives.
The Consuls of England and Austria are gone to Syria,
and it is said that the Consuls of Russia and. France will
soon follow.
A Turkish corvette arrived here yesterday with the Cadi
of Mecca on board. The Captain of this ship brought also
dispatches from the Sultan, announcing to Mehemet Ali
the marriage of the Princess Mihrimah.
VIENNA, MAY 9.—Five per Cents., —; Four per Cents.,
gg ; Three per Cents., 11 10 ; Bank Shares, 1,370.
Allyoneine Zeitung, May 14.

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IMPERIAL PARLTAMENT,

HOUSE OF LORDS.
After four o'clock the Loan CHANCELLOR aii't the Earl
of SHAFTESBURY took their seats as Commissioners to give
the Royal Assent to several public and private Bills.
The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod having summoned
the Commons to the Bar, the Speaker, attended by several
Members, shortly afterwards appeared, when the Royal
Assent was given in the usual form to the following Bills :
The Registration of Aleans Bill, the Stafford Wisnesses
Indemnity Bill, the Writers to the Signet Widows' Bill,
the Family Endowment Society Bill, the British Alkali
Company Bill, the Westminster Hospital Bill, the Glasgow
Justiciary Court Hall Bill, the Leicester Small Debts
Bill, the Arbroath and Forfar Railway Bill, the Great
Western Railway Amendment Bill, the Birmingham and
Derby Junction, Railway Bill, the Belfast and Armagh
Railway Bill, the Dundee and Arbroath Railway
Bill, the Bristol and Exeter Railway Bill—
The Aylesbury Railway Bill, the Exeter Gas Bill, the
New Mills and Hayfield (Derby) Gas Bill, the Henley
Bridge Bill, the Ayre (Leeds) Bridge Bill, the Creditor
Improvement Bill, the Westmeath Docks Bill, the South-
ampton Docks Bill, the St. Catherine Docks Bill, the
Frith and Clyde Navigation Bill. the Aberstruth Harbour
Bill, the Teignmouth Harbour Bill, the Nottingham Ce-
metery Bill, the Lanarkshire Roads Bill, and several pri-
vate Bills.
The Commissioners having retired, the Earl of
SHAFTESBURY took his seat on the Woolsack ai". De-
puty Speaker.
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS.
- Lcrd MORPETH and others from the Commons
brought up the BL.nkruptcy Laws (Ireland) Amendment
Bill, the Constabulary Force (Ireland) Bill, the Division of
Counties (Ireland) Bill, and the North Midland Railway
Bill.
The several Bills on their Lordships' table were advanced
a stage, and their Lordships adjourned during pleasure.

HO USE OF COMMONS.
The SPEAKER took the Chair at a Quarter to Four
Mr. H AWES brought up the Report from the Com-
mittee on the Hungerford Market Bill.
Mr. POPE presented returns from the Russia Company.
Mr. BLACKBURNE brought up the Reports of the
Committees on the Bristol and Huddersfield, and the
Dev;sbury and Ealand Roads Bilk
Mr. IiAWES brought up the report of the Committee
on the Imperial Continental Gas Bill.
The Usher of the Black Rod now appeared, and sum-
moned the House to attend in the House of Lords, in or-
der to hear the Royal Assent given to various Bills.
On the return of the House from the House of Peers
the SPEAKER announced that the Royal assent was
given to several Bills, for which see Lords' Report.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (IRELAND.)
A Message from the Aense of Peers announced that
their Lordships had agreed to' the Act for the
regulation of Municipal Corporations in the several
cities and boroughs in Ireland, with certain amendments.—
( Hear, hear, and laughter.)
The Bill was then ordered to be printed with the amend-

ments.
. SOUTH WESTERN DURHAM RAILWAY.
Mr. HUME said, in reference to the South Western
Durham Railway, he wished to ask a question of the Hon.
Gentleman the Member tbr North Yorkshire. whom he saw
in his pl;lce, namely, whether or not a report which had
reached him was correct, that, the Committee to whom the
Bill was referred had decided that the preamble was not
proved and had adjourned sine die without making any re-
port to the House. .Their duty -clearly was to examine
and report.
Mr. CAYLEY, as far as his recollection allowed him,
could state in answer to till Member for Middleseg, that
11w Committee had resolved that the preamble of the Bill
was not proved, and he believed he agreed to an adjourn-
ment until they had asked the opinion of the ...ipeaker. on
the cubject. It was understood that the Chairman should
report, hut not for some days, to the House.
Mr. HUM said the only course then for him was to
call the Clerk of -the Committee, and ascertain from him
the minutes of the proceed:n7-s.
After a few words from 111'r. DENNISON and Mr. PEASE,
the subject dropped.
DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
The LORD ADVOCATE presented a petition against
this

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HA3IBURGII, Apatt, 1836.
QoIN approach of the Drawing of the 68th HAM-
BURG GREAT LOTTERY, published and drawn by
all t ritv, and under guarantee of the State of Hamburg.—
HEISE BROTHERS, in Hamburg, the Contractors, beg to
recapitulate the Capital Prizes above 500/., which they sold upon
whole tickets to England, Scotland, and Ireland, during the last
seven Lotteries.
61st Lottery, sold to Edinburgh £3,000
Do. Do. London • l,OOO
62d Do. Do. Beverley
6.3 d Do. Do. London
64th Do. Do. Aberdeen
Do. Do. Liverp00l ...
65th Do. Do. Limerick 3,600
Do. Do A Hamburgh house for ac-1 1,5110
count of a London house. J
Do. Do. Liverp00l
66th Do. Do. Liverpool
Do. Do. Edinburgh
67th Do. Do. Porthleaven Harbour
Do. Do. Edinburgh

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