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London, England, 1820-04-06 00:00:00

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THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1820

THE Grandest' Letttety ever known 1.-40.0001.
additional Prize-honey,—Encouragt roentto early Pur-
chasers.,—The 2,000 Tickets to be decided I3th of April en-
titled to 301. each, over and above whate!:-er Prize they may
be.-102 Capital Prizes., including 4 of 30,0001., 2 of 20,0001.
9. of 10,00u1. Consuls —Tickets and Shares for the above
tiranri Lottery are selling by EY .Stock-Broker, at his
old a rid lucky Ochce. 2, Cortihill and Lombard-sheet, where
all Business in the Pu'ulic Funds is transacted with fidelity
and dispatch.

IXAZARD AND CO. CON ritACTORS.
ALJI.SIXTY"ritOUSAND POUNDS

NEXT TUESDAY.
All Adventurers in this Lottery, who purchase BEFORE
NEXT TUESDAY, will [lave a decided advantage over any
former Lottery whatever : for on that day they may not only
gain 30i. for a Ticket now bought, and in proportion -toy
every Share, without the possibility of losing—but will after-
wards have the full chance for the
FOUR Prizes of .. 30,0001. 120.0001.
TWO
TWO
&c. &c. formiog in Money and Consuls,
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO CAPITAL. PRIZES.

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-Every Ticket and Share now purchased will have a chance
fOr ALL the Capitals in the Lottery, whether drawn the first
day or on any other day.
TLCKETS and SHAKES are selling at HAZARD and Co.'s
Odices, Royal Exchange Gate; 26, Cornhilh and 32.1, Ox-
ford-street ; where, in the Last Lottery Contract, they Sold
TWO Prizes of 30,0001., and ALL THE PRIZES of 30,0001.
in a recent Lottery.

WARWICK ASSIZES.

WARWICK, TUESDAY EVENING2FIVE O'CLOCK.

The. trial of 'Messrs. Cartwright, [fouler, &c.
bas been positively put off: to the next Assizes for
this county. This determination, which was not
advted till this moment, was the result of re-
peated communications between Mr. Justice Besi'
and the defendants in this case. 'file defendants,
Gusting that their case V/ 43 not likely to be brought

Of) in any convenient time, made a communica-
tion to the Learned Judge, in which they repre-
ented the heavy expence they were put to by the
delay, nod expressed a desire that his Lordship
would name a -day, when the trial might he pro-
eeekti with. In consequence of this solicitation,
Mr_lresr, son of Mr. Justice -BEST, waited on
the defendant• on Monday, but nothing decisive._
was arranged at this interview. This morning
Nir. Justice BEST communicated to the defendants,
by one of their Counsel, that he felt himself so
iodisposed -as to apprehend that he could not with
safety to himself, or with a due
,attention to the
administration of his office, undertake, during
the present Assizes, a proceeding which was likely
to,require-so much anxious consideration, as well
as fatigue .of body. He would, therefore, sug-
gest to them a postponement of the trial to the.
ensuing Assizes for the County of Warwick.
However, it they were unwilling to consent to
this delay, he informed them that it would be
.i.upossible for him to• take the trial sooner than
Tuesday next. Upon this proposal the defendants
deliberated a considerable time, and the majority
seemed hostile to it, but it is understood that the
b!rong recommendation of Mr. DENMAN and Mr.
HILL brought them at last to accept it, and this
moment they have waited by deputation on the
Learned Judge, to inform. him of t.heir concur-
rence with his wishes.. The trial therefore stands
for the next Sumnier Assizei for this County.
The Grand Juries and Special Juries have been
dismissed. Mr. CLARKS and Mr. Sergeant,
VAUGMAN will finish the business of the Assize,
in case Mr. Just ice BEST Shall not be able to.
attend.

The witnesses on the part of the defendants
have been increasing up to this very day. The
witnesses on behalf of the Crown have received
orders' for their departure.