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London, England, 1812-08-01 00:00:00

tINGULARLY ADVANTAGEOUS STATE LOTTERY.
lIORNSBY and CO. ever mindful of favours,
fur many years past received from the Public, beg_
leave to obierve, that the LorrEity 'is big with important
Chances, and ,solicit their favours on the present occasion.
Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety-, and at. the
tOwest Prices.- *
„The Drawing begins on the Sth of September, only 10,000
Itiauk can gain 59,0001.
Orders by Post or Carrier executed on the same terms as if
Cpresenht. Schemes gratis, at their old-established Office, 26,
ornill.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK,_ and. CO. re-
spectfully inform the Public, that the NEW STATE
.: . LOTTERY, consisting of 16,000 Tickets will all be.drawn on
the Bth of September; the Scheme contains the usual number of
Capital Prizes, and the lowest Prize 221. ;4n additiein tnwhich,
fight Packets of Tickets are to be given to the Four first-
..` drawn Blatil:.
Schemes, " with Particulars, may be bad (c..ratis) at their
lakes, the Corner of Bank-buildings, Corliiiiil, and facing
_ ; the King's Mews, Charivv-Cross ; where Tickets a.ni Shares
:.. use on Sale, in a variety or Numbers. .
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. soldin the tot-
. te-ries 1 drawn sinc«! J:inunrp last, the (olloiying CAPITAL
. ' IiIZES, in 123 Shares- :---
No. 3,420 'Ptla February.... 20,003.
.5,518.... 30th April 'O,OOO
6,823..... 4th June lO,OOO
• 11,513....30th April 3,003
• : '
6,272.... 4th June - 3,003
•
. 11,120... .30th April , . 0,0z.0
• 6,270.... 4th June.
• 3 of ija.Liu and 4 of ',200.
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MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the PROTESTANT
SOCIETY fur the PROTECTION of RELIGIOUS LI-
- IIERTY, held at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, thiS
12th Day of July, 1812.
SAMUEL MILLS, Esq. in the Chair;
Ist Resolved,
riIAT this Committee, which has the hononf
v-sk. to represent the Protestant Frier* of Religions Li:.
uerg—the most numerous Congregations of Dissenters .and
Calviniatic Methodists in the Metropolis—and many hundred
liten,gregatains of various denommatiolis, in England and
tales, will invariably maintain that heti), of Conscience iaz s
unalienable right of all mankind, whi'eli ought ever to be
1.-el(' most sacred, and that the enjoymeatof such Liberty
liorit be incomplete as long as any man can lawfullyinterrupt
the enjoyment--and that thole efforts shalt therefore be .per-
tevering,to obtain the Repeal cf every Penal. La.wwhich pre-
vents the complete enjOyment of Religious Liacrty. •
2d. That this Committee cannot receive • the Act which has
tiz.hr day obtained the Royal Assent, " For rem:11110g certain
Acts and Amending other Acts relatinglo 11eligioas Wor-
ship
`` and Assembln!s,. and Persons teaching or preaching
`` therein;! with perfect satiJaction :—yet as that Act will re-
peal Statutes so justly obnoxious, as the Five Mile and Con-.
l'"ntiele,Acts, as it will increase the Teleratlon and Protec-
hefore enjoyed—and as it, indicates the. existence of libe-
f?-,.ooinioas in the Adininif4ratitoo and the Legislature, this
''.9olnaittee acceptthat measure-with cOnside:able delight, and
eaerish fervent gratitude to all the persons by whose efforts ~
he- benefit has been obtained. •
That, to the Right Honourable the Earl of Liverpool, •
Irst Lord of the 'Treasury, &e. they must, therefore express
filch sincere and ardent Thanks, for his polite and respectful
°' eLiiion Lo the ,e.oriimunications of this Committee, for •the
frank and conciliatory'Pro,:Tedingi be adopted, for the liberal
,s':litiinents he repeauxily expressed, and for the persevering -
,'!adness With which he afforded to thesAct his_ constant and
1')-weritii support.
4th. That their Thanks be also presented 'to the Right Ho-
rifoirable Lord-ELM n, Led High Chancellor of Great:Britain •
t 9 -the Right HonoUrabl Lord Castlereagh, one of his Majesty's
Secretaries of State; to the Right Honourable
tholas Vansitart, Chancellor of the Exchequer; and to the
• ether Members of Admiaistration who have introduced and sup-
_ Ported this Act, and contributed to its success by theirhteri-
., tchioui and friendly exertions., ,
,5. That approving of the principles asserted by the Right
parliament,
Earl Stanhope, in the Bill.which he introduced to
rarliutnent, for the abrogation of all Penal Laws restricting
the freedom of Religious Worship, and grateful for the assis-
tanee which he has cheerfully atforded during the progress of
the Act, this Committee request. him to accept their ias-
Surances of high consideration and of unaffected respect.-
6th, That this Committee would manifest inattention and
i
ngratitude, if.they neglected any opportunity to 'announce
their griteful esteem to the Right Hunourable Lord Holland,
for his recent exertions in their &rem., and for the zeal
which he has invariably manifested in 'the great cause of Re-
ligious Liberty.
. .
' itli. That the direct or practical stWport promised or af-
forded to this Conunittee,• by the Dukes of Norfolk and Bed-
,.
.ford;- Marquisses Lansdowne, and Dereglas ; Earls Oxford,
Carnarvon, Moira,- Darnley, .Donoughniore, Grey, Rosslyn,
Esq,
Lauderdale, and Lord' Erskine • ' and by-Thomas Brand,
-r,sq. M.P.; James Stephen; Esq. M.P. ' • - William Wilber-
furee, Esq. M.P. and other Members.of botch Houses of Par-
• Ih:talent, and' the spontaneous alacrity manifested by Samuel
.
Whitbread, Esq. M.P. to advocate -the Rights of Protestant
dissenters when assailed by new an detrimental constrite-
_ lions of the Acts of Toleration, entitle thbse Noblemen arid
Gentlemen to the animated and .grateful acknowledgments of
- this Committee.
• --M. That the solicitous anxiety for-the removal of- all oh-
rructions to the promu4:atiolf of Religious Truth and the
~.?ve-of Religions-Liberty displayed by the Committee for
rdirg the,Privilegts of the Methodist Society," in their
cordial co-operation with this Committee merit ardent praise,
nll,l justify expectations of their future assistanee, and, undi-
linished support.
• Oth. That the judicious, zealous, and indefatigable exer-
, dons of Thomas Pellatt and John Willis, Esqrs. the Secre-
t4ies to this Committee, have essentially contributed to their
Present success, and deserve their hiliest, approbation:and
Nvarmest Thanks.
lOth. That these Resolntions be publicly advertised, signed
tby the Chairman, and he respectfully communicated to the
Aoblemen and Gentlemen to whom they relate.
SAMUEL MILLS, Chairman.
,llth. That the wise oind impartial conduct of the Chair-
''ao, not only at the present Meeting, but upon every occa-
- !toll, has obtained for him the permanent and lucreasing es-
teem of thii Committee.

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