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London, England, 1817-04-11 00:00:00

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C.—0f.... 420,000 Money 6.. .of 4.500 Consols
e 20,000 . Consols 10 2oo' Ditto
2 .2,000 Ditto.. to • lOO Mobey.
2, ..„ .....
• - 25 ••Monev.
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tkesides .1,000 Money Prizes of 121. each, and 8,000 Prized of
a Ticket in the Next Lottery, with the option of receiving
121., in .Money, or in proportion for Shares, snaking 10,098
Pritca, owl only 4,502 Blank.; rains!' in Mimes, 167,0001.,•and
in Consols 53,0001. Grand Total 426,0001,1 -:' : - .

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Every Prlie above 25/. -will also be entitled to a 'ficket in
the ensuing Lottery. thus a 'fillet nilly train 20,0001. in this
Lottery, and after tha►' 15,00.01.'in the itext Lottery.
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Tickets and Shares are now on 'sale' at J. SIVF.WIHHrs
(the Contract Or's) Offices, No. n, coentiiii; 'No. 3S, Hay-
market, No. I.l,.Holhinn, and No., 141, Oxford•street.
Fancy Ntimhers should be applied for without delay.

ROYAL HOSPITAL,. CHELSEA, APRIVS, ISM • '
IN: pursuance of the Act of the 55th-year of
his present Majesty; by Avhieb it is enacted that all Out-
Pensioners of this Hospital shall in future be paid quarterly,
in advance, instead of half-yearly, Notice is hereby given,,hy
order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Com-
missioners for managing the affairs of the said Hiopital, that,
all the Out-pensioners, thereof, residing in 'Linden., or
within the District of the Bills of Mortality, are riiquiredto
appear personally and regimentally, with their Instructions
and Certificates* Admissieni•at the Secretary's Office in the
said Hospital, an their respective day', and in, their different
elassei, according, to., their, several Rates of Pvi.,io,o, as no-
derinuntioneil ; when attendance will he giro' from Nine
o'clock in the Mornit4 until Three hi the Afternoon,• for
the Payment ,of a. Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance,
to the June next.
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• On FRIDAY, the 4 Ith of April.
The Pensloaers at Sd. per day, and those at 6d. to the end
of the numbered Regiments.
On SATURDAY, the 12th of April.ll.
Those.at 6d.. por day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion,
and remaining Regiments and the
thoSe at Sd. and all
the ,Cavalry at 94. per day.
. On MONDAY, the 14th of April.
• Those at 9d. per day, from the- Ist Foot Guards to the
60th Foot inclusive.
On TUESDAY, the 15th of Apri!.

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Those at Gd. per day, from the Gist Foot,, and all the
maining Reginients and Corps; as also those at iOd. per day.
On:WEDNESDAY, the IGth t f 'April. -
Those at Is.'per, day, from the different ItNituentii of ca-'
vairS) with the Ist and Sia.ltegiinents of Foot Guards.
On THURSDAY, the 17th df April.
Those at I s. froin the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards,
to the end of the ntirribered Regiments at thatitate..
...On FRIDAY,. the lath of April. ,
Those at Is. per day, from the 'Royal Gaillson Battalions,
and all the remaining Regiments and Coriiii.and also those
at ls. Oid. per day;
On ,SA'rUItDAY, the 19th 'of Aril,
'Chose at Is: Ad. is. lid. Is. 2J. Is. 2itt.' Anti: Is. Sd. pet
day.

On MONDAY, the 21st of April.
Th,),,e at -Is..Sid. Is. 441. Is. 4.0. is. sii. Is. Sid. ls.„ Gil.
N..od . is'. 741. Is. 71d. Is. Bd. Is.. Bbd. Is. 94.1. Is. 94d. and
is. 1541. per day.
.On TUESDAY, the 22d of April.
Those at Is. fobil. per day and upwards, and those Pen-
sioners who have been admitted on accoutit of
It is also ordered and directed, that all Out-Pcusionershe-
lonfing to the said Hospital, doe
pay
particular attention to
their I ristrtictiOns, which they are required Cu produce at the
time of Payment, by which they nre ordered to transmit tss the
Paymaster-General of his Alajesty's Land Forc s i
en. London,
their Affidavits as therein prescribed,- on or immediately-after_
;every Quarter-dav, without which-their lkianWs will not. be
entered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent:',Qtiarter, anti.
they are ifot afterwards to change their Place of Abode, as
specified .in their Affidavits, without unavoidable necessity,
and duly notifying the same. ,
torn-
And if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt
refire a (iambic payment of his Pension, either at ChCfsea
f,- or
at fliterent Places, he, shall be' struck off. the List;tr and ur
Ml•benefit arising from this Establishilent.
RICHARD • NE-AVl'd ScOretary and Registrar, ,

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JEREMY TAYLOR'S WORKS.' •
This Day were Niblisbed, by Longruail, Float, /tees, Ovine,
antl.Br.ma, Paternoster-row,

I.DISCOURSES on VARIOUS- SUBJECTS.
By JEREMY TAYLOR-, D,D,:•Chaplain in Ordi-
tuteytu Kitig,charles,tke Firsyind late Lind Bishop of Down
and Conner, A New Edition, to 3 r uls '§io.'irice .11. I lir: tUI.
in boards. . • •
2; The LIFE DEATH' of ..the .ever-blessvd JESUS
CIIRISTO.he Saviour of the 'World, with Considerations and
Viseourses•-ormAbe., t tkrit PartS ItriVeLs t,tted- to the
several Mysteries' By JEREMY TATL07.41),1). - to 2 vets.
Bvo. price 11. 4s. In boards.
3. The RULE rand EXERCISES ..of HOLY LIVING*. In
which:arc...described the Means and Itrittimentsvf: i,htaiping
every Virtue? and.the Remedies against efers.Vice, and bin-
siderations serving to the resisting all Temptations ; together
with Mayers, containing the whole Duty buh.elirkti.,ii, and
•the'Parts of Devotion fitted for gll Oceasitins, mot tarnished
for all .Necessities. 13y JF.REMY TAYLOR', DM. Edited.
by the Het% Thomas Thirlwall, ALA. -The 28th Editiiin, in
I vol. Bvo. price 7s. in hoards. . . • •
4. The RULE and -EX.EIWISES-Of.HOLY DYINQ ; in
which are describied the Means and Instruments of preparing
Ourselves aud'utbers respectively for a .131essed.Death ; and
the Rentedies, against the Evils •and Temptatiuns prOperto
the State of Sickness; together with Prayers and' Acts of
Virtue to be used by Sick and Dying, Persons,- or by others
Standing in- their: Attendance, and Rules for the Visitation
of the Sick, and Offices roper for that Ministry. By
JEREMY :TAYLOR, • I). 17. The 29th Edition, 'in Bvu.
7s. .
5. The GOLDEN GROVE, a*chosen Manual, price 2s. Gd.

TO MIL RICHARD TUR.NER,

ON 'HIS INCONIPABABLK' BLACKING.

As when the Sun's glad beams diffuse
Resplendent lustre far and near,
So'shines your Blacking on my slows,
Unsullied, splendid, bright, and clear.
T. Sol what planet can compare,
What morning star shines half so bright ?
For influence, heat, And-light, are there,
Bail matchless source of boundless light!
The blossotir spreads itsetfto :thee,
Parent of trees, of flowers, and fruit;
Anti in' the eve, the Western Sea,
'Spontaneous rollri'lu pay thee suit.
But ceas'e, my Vase, this lefty straits;.
Nor sun, nor stars, nor Atri“ CkPlUie,
pat to the poin reyerf ngnin
-For merit is reserved in store.
'Tis merit moves me now to mite,
• ,‘V,bk should•it trogiAlsb nAtiry tongue ?1.,, ,
,plw writ must be'bronght to light,
Aa4:he to st'liOrn It dpea'belsingt •
EISEn, thy itaniaZiti tit'coyd stands, '
High on the annasje,of. Fame, '
'Thy lively gelilu9ifteu doisainuts • '
Some little:trilAts to thv name,
Tht curious ligitiel.,s)tining Black,
'the rare lus'enthin of _thy mind,
'Was not, explcre•MrageS bad.,
Nor over egnall4by ny4ikinil.
This Blacking, NrheOt'is applied,
To Boots or Shocs?.snch lustre yields.
That those who
On TnhNi:a,. of Saint George's-fields.
• • ells he, and,he alone, that can
This matchless comp.,sitioa make;
Second his great ex, rt ions then, •
Rendered so useful for your sake.
What, though the rich gay garments boast,.
. • And costly preparations use,
Yet is their grandeur greatly lost
w'ithout this Blacking on their Shoes.:
rrge, then, your footsteps to the place, •
Of this ;enownodliaan's abode;
Ills.balritation you; may trace
,By joararying to the London Road.
Tate notice,,this Blacking may be had, Wholesale and As
tail, at the Exportatjon Warehouse, 114, London Road,
Southwark, and by all the Crocers, Perfumers, Oilmen and
Bootma‘ers in. the Metropolis, and in every Tuwn in Ent!.
land.
KB. Ask for TLTRNER'S Blacking.

Interior has caused to be published, yesterday,
further information to the stibjects of Wurtetir.:.
burg'; on the one liana, regarditig the, income,
nietices. to Which they expoSir.thetasclves by 'emit-
gra-61100. America ; and,' ton. the.other, in case
-they; persist in their resolution to emigrate, atilt.
vertisipg them of the knowledge they ought to
Acquire In Holland before.hand;' on every thing
that.eoncerni their embarkation.
A Journal, entitled :Iff orgen4laft Morning Pa..
per), **bleb is ptibfiShed in this city, publishes
the follo%tog eititia.:6'f letter the Unitt:d
States of America . . . .

Those Who irriveliere withoot money, and
without • resources,- find theeliselves 'in a (Sepia-4-
.IWe situation, :A vessel has airived with 500 of
these unroronate peoptic 3wittalund, who
could not even partileir passage'. Many.of them
deplore, though toolate, their.thigration they
,are sold hei:e into, servitodb,: the young are paid
the best. , Both the i;Liys and girls are treated
here, till the age of 18 and 21, like negroes:
robust Tan is obliged to serve or.fiv'e, years
for the discharge of 80 dollars.: detnantteiLtor
transport ; people of a certain age Canhot find pur-
chasers 3 so that .There are here about 50 on board
the vessel, who wait' their tate witlitanxiety. If,
tit. the last, they cannot find anyone .willing to
take them for their passage,,money, • they. are
thrown..into'a Mud of prison,. *here they are
obliged to saw' marble like malefactors., till they
can pay up their freight, which may 'require ten or
twelve years. There are 'bvirbarians who .enrich
themselves by such a commerce. The Captain of
the ship•who brought-the last 'cargo has gained
.3.0,000