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NUMBER 864-ri SATURDAY, v AY/ 6, 120.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOE INVESTI-
GATING THE DEBTS OF THE LATE NABOBS OF
THE CABNATIC.

TH E LOTTERY.

S,OouTICKETs ARE DRAWN.

No. 11, Manchester Buildings, Westminster,
► sth May, 1820.
IN reference to the 19th Clause of the Deed of
Agreement between the United Company of Mere!suns
15f En►;land trailing to the East Indies of the one part, and
the Creditors of the late Nabobs of
,the Car►Fatic of the oilier
Dart, the commissioners appointed under that Agrecme►ta glee
hotice,that a Schedule of Native Claims for Salary and Allow-
4ttcys in continuation of the Schedule, dated 22.1 Novem-
ber., 1819, has been published under date 2d May, 1820,
and has been affixed in that part of the East India House
*l►ere the former Schedules have been placed, and where
Notices are commonly put up, in order that all such Persons
as shall have any Interest to oppose or impeach the muse,
'may bare sufficient opportunity P 0 to do.

HAZARD and Co. the CONTRACTORS, beg
to acquaint the Public, that, although 5,000 Tickets
have been drawn, yet the following is the
GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL.
FOUR PRIZES OF
30,0001. 30,0001.
30,0001. 30,0001.
• TWO PRIZES OF

io,onol. 10,0001.
FOUR PRIZES OF

1,0001.
I,OOCI. 1,0001.
SIXTY-EIGHT PRIZES OF
5001. 4001. 3001. &c. &c.
Meting together, in Money and Consols,
SEVENTY-EIGHT CAPITALS YET UNDRAWN.
TWO PRIZES OF 10,0001.

GEORGE P.ARKHOUSE,,Sec,

ItHE CHEVALIER. ISABEY. tiom Frince,
is now fitting no the spacion; Gallery,
/141-1, for the EXHIBITION, in a few days, of his extensive
coLLEcTioN of HisrontrAL DESIGNS, Portraits,
Latittscanes, and Water-colour Drawings, which hike already
""tim,ted the attention of the lovers of the Fine Arts in the
*tier capital cities of Europe.

MUST BE DRAWN IN THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES
NEXT DAY, feth MAY.

Warranted rndrawn TICKETS arta SHARES are on Sale.
at the Old-extablislttid and'.FOrtunate Otfreet of HAZAIIt)
ann,Co. the Conti-newts, Royal Exchange Gate ; 26, Corn-
; and 324, Oxford-street, Corner of Y,wallow-street, Lon-
don; who Shared and Sold, in the Last Lottery Contract,
7,370 and 6,4556, 20,00L1. each ; and, in a recent Lottery,
ALL THE PRIZES of 30,0001-! ! !

HAZARD and Co Shared and Sold FOUR of the Capital
Prizes drawn last Thursday, 9.7 t h April.
*** HAZARD and CO. hare Agents in all the principal
Towns throughout thepount

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

( 0A LS.

PARLI MEN T.

FIPTISE OF LORDS, MAY 5.

The 1-lOnie proceeded in Appests.—The oaths
were -adnikiirtered to the Duke of Dorset and two
other loirdi;

Mr. Smith Presented the RiehmondEridge Cash
Account' bin' Isl9.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
The Earl of LIVIIRPOOL, in the absence of the
Earl of Darnley, moved himself' for the Paper
which the latter Noble Lou! gave notice yester-
day of ni:4ing 1.4, namely, the copy of the Pa-
rent to tlitlKing's Stationer in Ireland, with an
account of the sums paid to him by the Govern-
ment for'ibe last ten years.-4--Ordered.

INSOLITENT DEBTORS.
Lord AUCKLAND rose to move for a Committee.
to take into consideration t
the state of the Insolvent:
Laws in England. It being understood to be the
wish of their Lordships that such R Committee
should be appointed,..he thought it unnecessary to
trouble the House With any ObservatiOna ttpOti
the subject. .111 consequence of an unfortunate
omission in the Act of laitSession for continuing
the expiring laws, the operations of the In-
solvent Act had been suspended, and the effect
had been the of the prisons of the Metro-
' polis to art extent frightful to contemplate, and
producing an imminent tlapger of infectious
diseases. If to avoid this evil, it should be thought
expedient that the debtor, through misfortune and
not fraud, should not be liable to the imprison-
ment to which he ,'as now subjected ; it would of
course be considered just, that the creditor should
have additiOnal means afforded him of making the
property of the debtor available, as a security in-
stead of that which he now had upon his person.
It was chiefly to this point that he intended to call
the attention of the Committee. His Lordship
moved for :he appointment of a Committee,
was ordered ; and that all the Lords who have been
present this Sesson hate voice, to meet on Tues-
day.—Adjourned till to-morrow (tht; day).

On the motion of Mr. CURWEN, an Account was ordered
to be laiti before the House of all Coals imported into Ireland
ti..u9 and 1830; distinguishing their qualities, and the
places whence they were hroucht.