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London, England, 1820-03-06 00:00:00

TERIES, 1819.

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PAYMENT OF PRIZES-FIRST AND SECOND LoT-

LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE,

TUE COMMISSIONERS appoiiited for MA-
NAMNG the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice,
That Nirnibers of TICKETS and SHARES thereof in all

pi-ecciling; Lotteries may be examined -at this Office every day
between the hours of Ten and Three, with their Registers
+f :Benefits and Blanks. •
And the.COMMISSIONERS appointed to take in the BE-.
NEFTI"fIC,KErS of the FIRST and SECOND LOTTERIES,
for the Year Igl9, do hereby give Notice, That they will at-
tend at their Office, tu Soinerset-Placeom MONDAY, the 20th
-day of March next, from Ten o'Clock in theyoi'enoon -to Two
'o'Clock in the Afternoon, to take in and enter the BENEFIT
TICKETS of the said Lotteries, to be exchanged for Certi-
Acatrs, pursuant. to the Act of Parliament in that behalf:
And for better dispatch thereof, the said COMMISSION-
ERS will take in and enter the BENEFIT TICKETS num-
bered frost No. I to No. 5000, in each of the said Lotteries,
st one seat; and the Benefit Tickets numbered from No. 5001
to No. 10,000, in each of the said Lotteries, at another seat ;.
itad the persons possessed thereof are directed to bring with
Their Tickets separate, Lists thereof, marked A and B, formed
1 numerical order, distinguishing Stock from Money Prizes,
ltdapted to each of the said seats, and each of the said L2tte-
ties ; and at the bottom of each of the said Lists to write the
tante and proper additions of the person entitled to the value
of the said Tickets. , •

And the said COMMISSIONEIN also give further notice,
Beat Certificates for the rake of the said Tickets will be de:
trered out on FRIDAY, the 24th day of March next, at
Twelve o'brock at Noon, after which the said" COMMIS.
'IONER.S; will take in aml enter Tickets in their usual
tionthly entry: and all persons are desired to observe they
zu'ut* bring duplicates of' their Lists when they come for
heir Certificates.

The COMMISSIONERS also give further notice, 'Ftia
Tickets brought to,this Office for Payment, the Checks of whicl
4t.e turn or destroyed, will not be entered for payment, with.
*tit a Bond being given to indemnify.the said COMMISSION
titS for granting Certificates for the same.

AT a numerous MEETING of MERCHANTS,
BANKERS, and. TRADERS ,of LONDON, convened
°Y Public Adrertisement, and holden at the City of London
. tttern,, in Bishops gate. street,. the 2d day of March, 1820. •
WM. MANNING, Esq. in the Chair.
. Resolved tinanimonsly—That an humble and (Pitiful
ADDRESS from the MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and
IitADERS of LONDON he presented to his MAJESTY, ex-
tessing oar CONDOLENCE with his MAJESTY on the
utATti of our late most excellent SOVEREIGN, our Con-
Ntalation on his Majesty's Accession to the Throne; and
:141r dutiful ;-st.taclitnent to his Majesty's Sacred Person and
l'uYal Authority.
the Address was then read to the Meeting, as follows :
TuE KING'S mosT EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
The dutiful and loyal 'Address of the Merchants, Bankers,
and Traders of London. -

" Most Gracious Sovereign-,
el
We, your Majesty's atost dutiful and loyal Subjects, the
u
"wrehante, Bankers, and Tiaders of London, beg leave to
%roach y Majesty with sentiments of the must sincere
our
1144ence on the death of your Majesty's most excellent
neuter', our late Most Gracious Sovereign King George the
-air&
We reflect-with gratitude upirin the Many blessings we
t,:tiodividually enjoyed, and 'upon the uniform and sue-
:kr protection-afforded to the trade and commerce of the
-entry throughout the late Reign ; and, as Britons, we re
liNleet with pride those events, glorious to the naval and
da
oltlwrezertions, honourable to the arts, and to the beneficent
4taCter of the nation, which have signalized that eventful
)1,1) 'our W
feel for esty and ourselves the, calamity we
we sustained in the loss of a Father and of a Sovereign,
11Fhp.
conduct, in all the relations of life, held out to his affec-
subjects, 'and to an admiring age, so conspicuous an
:41°P or adorn
le of every virtue that can exalt the Monarch,
Its 414 n.
TOyogi. Majesty we offer -our cordial congratulations
Your Majesty's Accession to the Throne, and upon
to sentiments of loyalty and attachment with which all
I_)f your Majesty's subjects
, have, in common with our-
tl,4's, hailed that event. IV e feel confideut in your Majes-
t°lltinued protection of our important commercial lute-
-14414) °f our invaluable rights and privileges, and of all those
e'ets of •national prosperity which have contributed to the
eminent strength and glory of Great Britain.
414 Y your Majesty long' reign over a happy and grateful
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I,,*under .your Majesty's auspices, may our country
tek, ttile to be, as she long has been, under the wise and be-
;":14 protection of your Majesty's ancestors, the Princes
set, 'e House (If Brunswick, the pride of your‘Majesty's sub-
kts'' 4Od the envy of the world."
14,‘
.Ted Unanimously, That the Address tioN read be apT
svtd
it • by this Meeting.
to :,"wed Unanimously, That the Chairman be requested
1,4".1w,e direction's that the Address be left at the City of Lon-
'lrern for siguature, until Saturday, the I tth instant
and that these Resolutions, with the Address, be
(1 in the public Papers. -
Is c42l'ed Unanimously, That the Chairman be requested_
kl,rit''fer with the Secretary of State for the l!onie Depai
t-
'"4dcleerniint the mode most acceptable of presenting the
"reti" 144 to his Majesty, and to take measures for presenting
ordingiy.
„ "wed Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting
kil"retetited to Jeremiah Harman, Esq., and John Smith,
their the Mover and Seconder of the preceding Address, for
1, . '
A44_ assistance upon this occasion.
14,011""ing baying left the (!hairtie,
""t Unanimously That, the Tks
.f this Meeting
t'Litii"ruted to the Chairanni fur hihsan o able Conduct in the