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The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-28

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, AUG. 27 —The Doke of Sussex is
expected in this University next Wednesday after-
noon. Hii Royal Highness will dine at the Rev.
G. A. Browne's rooms in Trinity College, his
Royal Highness's Chaplain. On Thursday morn-
ing the freedom of the Corporation will be pre-
sented to his Royal Highness, and he will after.
wards honour the Brethren of the C. N. L. with
his presence at a Masonic dinner. On Friday the
Duke will receive the degree of LL. in the Se-
nate House, and has accepted of an invitation to
►litre that day in the hail of Trinity College. On
Saturday n►orning his Royal Highness will leave
Cambridge, and proceed to the seat of the Duke
of Norfolk.

- the 17th inst. the Rev. S. Sparke,
Fellow of Jesus College, in this University, was
collated by the Lord Bishop of Ely to the sixth
stall in the cathedral church of Ely, and also to
the Rectory of Sirethain, 111 this diocese.
The Rev. Charles Penrice, M. A. was on Mon-
day last collated by the Lord Bishop of Norwich
to the Rectory of SonalOutgh, in the coonty of
Norfolk, the same being in his Lordship's gift.
The Rev. Thomas Ludhey, M. A. has been
presented to the Rectory of Crauham, otherwise
Bishop Okenden, Essex, by 'lltomas Lndbey,.Esq.
The Loud Chancellor has presented the Rev,
T. G. Ackland, M. A. t'o the Rectory of the united
parishes of St. Mildred, Bread-street. and St.
Margaret Moses, vacant by the death of the Rev.
John Crowther.
London, England, 1818-08-28

SPOIifING INIELLIGIiNCE.

EGHAM RACES, THURSDAY, AUG 27.
The Sunninghill Stakes did not fill.
Sweepstates of Fire Guineas each, with Twenty-fire Guineas
added. three-yr olds, ist. 411).; four, Sst. 711).; live, 9st. 21b.;
six and aged, 9st. 511). Mares and geldings allowed 21b.—
The winner of the Geld Cup to carry 31h. extra. Heats,
the New Mile. The winner to be sold for one hundred
and fifty guineas, if demanded, ticc.
Mr. Stephen's Charming Molly, five years old 2 2 1 1
Mr. Day's ch. c. by Dotterill, Once yrs old 3 1 2 2
Mr. Farrall's b. f. Georgiana, three yrs old 1 4 dr.
Mr. Pierce's b. f. Telltale, three yrs old 5 3 3dr.
Mr. Mill's, h. g. Jubilee four yrs old
2 to 1 agst Charming Molly-2 to I agst the Dotterill c.—
and to 2 agst Georgiana —Alter the first heat, 6to 4 agst
Dotterill c.-7 to 4 agst Georgiana-4 to 1 agst Charming
Molly—Atter the second heat, 5 to 4 on Dotterill-3 to 1 agst.
Charming Molly—After the third beat, 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 on
Charming Molly.
Tice winner carried 31b. extra for winning the Cup.

EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE—The Mar-
gravilve of ANsPACK hail, in lien of her dower,
2000/. a year granted her by the King of PansstA,
upon the transfer by the late Hargrave of his prin-
cipalities to the Crown of Prussia. This 20001.
per annum was confirmed by the present King of
PaussiA •anct his Ministers, on the death of the
late Margrave; hut from some cause at pre-
sent unknown, not a single instalment has
been pa►d, notwithstanding repeated remon-
strances have been urged. The MARGRAVINE
being informed, that a 'hip! sum of money belong-
ing to the Government of Prussia was deposited
at an eminent baniur's the city, she is !tali! to
have been indneed, by her-law advisers, to attach
the said money in the banker's hands to the extent
of her mipaid,claims, amounting to:rwenty-four
Thousand Pounds.

It is stated that the number of English, Irish,
and Scots, in France, appears on the Police-
hooks to amount to 62,000, every one of whom is
registered as to name, tesidence, &c. and could be
airested in 24 hours. The evacuation of the coun-
try by the At my of Occupation will he the signal
for the return of a great proportion of this
etni-
giant popialiat;oll. Jit is estimated that their CX-
pendit tele amounts to Fifty Thousand POtitillS
dav

jC.,;tptaiir W. B. lIIOLAND- is Afipointeti by the
Commissioners of the Admir.ilty io the
co,noiand of the raraliva sloop of war, at Ports-
mouth.
London, England, 1818-08-28

Louthshire

•lt. Viscount Jocelyn -
Mallow, Cork - *W. W. Beecher
Mayo - D. Browne, *J. Browne
Meathshire 1. Right Hon Thomas Earl of Bee-
tire, Sir M. Somerville, Bart
•
Monaghan - C. P. Leine, *Hou H.R.Wastenra
Newry, Down - H. F. Needham
Portal.] ington ,Queen 's Co, R. Sharp
Queen's County - Right Hon W. W. Pole, Sir H.
Parnell, Bart
Roscominonshire - A. French, Major-General the
Hon S. Mahon • -
Ross, New, Wexford.. -'!J. Carroll
County of Boss - T. Mackenzie, jun
Sligoshire C. O'Hara,. E. S. Cooper
Sligo, Borough - *J. Bent "
Tipperary - Allon R. Buller, eoratuanlv called
lord Vll.Cabira Hon M,
Tralee, 'Kerry - Dural
London, England, 1818-08-28

Sir It. W. Vaughan,

Sir G. Staunton, W. Leaku
W. Mellish, G. Byng.
S. Smith, J. with
Hon Sir E. Paget, G.C.8., R. M.
(Asher(

J. F. Luttrell, H. F. Luttrell
ilpu Granville C. fl. Somerset,

commonly called Lord Granville
Somerset ; Sir C. Morgan, Bart
H. Somerset, commonly called
Marquis of IVorcester
C. W. W. Wynn
H. Clive
W. Ord, I-Ton W. Howard
Lieut-Gen Sir W. H. Clinton, K.
G. C.; H. Willoughby
*W. S. Kanner ley, *R. J. IVilmot
Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart, Cuthbert
Ellison

W. Northey, J. Raine
Sir L. 'l'. W. Holmes, Batt, C.
Duncombe

T. Leigh, (laughlon
Hon. G. A. Pelham, H. Gurney
Coke, lVodehouse

H. Peirse, Kt Hon H. Lascelles,
commonly called Lord Viscount
I.:►scclies

'. R.Cartwright,lion J. C. Spen-
cer, commonly called Viscount
A Ithorp
Hon S. J. A. Compton, commonly
called Earl Compton; Sir E.
Kerrison, K. C. 11.

Sir C. M. 1.. Mooch, Bt; *T. W.

Beaumont
W. Smith, 'PR. H. Gurney
Rt Hun IV. H. C. Bentinek, com-
monly called Lord IV. H. C.
Bentinch ; F. Frank
J. Birch, Right Hon G. A. H. A.
Par t yns, Baron Itancliffe, of the
Kingdom of Ireland

C. Sajile, *A. Sasile, LL.D.
E. A. Nlacnair,liten, *J. Douglas
Farie, H. Asliliurst
lit Hon Sir W. Scott, Kt, Docter
of Civil Law; Itt Hon It. feel,
Doctor of Civil Law

J. A:Wrigiiti Gen the Lion F. St.
John

Sir J. Owen, F3art•

*John lirlisleigh Allen
Sir C. Haw!ibis, Bart; H. Swann
Right Hon. W. Elliott, Hon. W.
Lamb
Hylton Jolliffe, George Canning
Sir W. Congreve, Bart, *Sir T.

Byam Martin, K. C. B.
R. G. Macdonald, A. Boswell
Rt Hon J.Saville,commonlycalled
Vis. PoHinton ; *T. Houlds-
wort h
B. Lester Lester, *John Dent
John Carter, Rear-Admiral -Sir
George Cockburn, K. G. C.
S. Horrocks, .1.:(1mond llornby
lion E. Phipps, Sir Rob. Moorsom
Walter Wilkins
Richard Price

C. Shaw Leferre, *c. P. Palmer
*William lirans, * S. Crompton
*Hon J. Maitland, emombnlycalled
Lord Viscount Maitland; *T.
Dondas
Right Hon. F. J. Robinson, G.
Gipps
VA Hon T. Hamilton, commonly
called Lord Binning ; -James
Barnett
Andrew Strahan, *Richard Earl
Drax GINiSVCiIOr
Sir . Gilbert Heatlicotc, Bart, Sir
Gerard Noel Noel, Bart •
Pt Hon C. Arbuthnot, *P.Browne
'Vice-Adin Sir S. Yorke, K. C.D.,
Hon James Sommers Cocks
J. Kynaston Powell, John Cotes
Matbvitil,kis%Cell; James Blair
3. Marryat, 6.Warlender,Bart
London, England, 1818-02-26

. .
, •_
nunther in.rpp(prOnn would give Lk‘y trpil'olt• fits
y coMiuittee. Ile titen..oneil.
to,shovv much lt!,,s ‘isw evils :were in yeali!y
that) in it, he said, t the
curt try that. paid ;12,000,011in. a-year.:tor,tra 4141
ShOUN not.,assist and:even remove tni-m-•
Cl'cityi All ,he 11.1i,n,itcan.s,'1)+! wa,
bore bp more 'teal, prOpot t 101 l to, th.-ir supposed
nunther than ..the sailors haft, and perseverance
would certsinly proAuce the effects rIP which they
were 101 atixiott4y, lOoktug. But tiny
,entild not
be.cepecte4 to reach their object in a moment. A
totturwho had a pla n before him,
:and a mountain
at the end of it, could-not supottse, that by. otte
spring. he could gaiti.The situa ion ;he wished,.
though by tinrentitting efforts he would at length
reach the swim-tit. His dpluickt was, that every
state and stage trif utentlivity could and. ought to
be prevented. 'Poe worthy Gentleman concluded
by seconding the motion, which was carried'una
nimontly,
- Aft. C..IIAacLAY haftbeen upon the Mendicity
Committee of 1815, and therefore was able to judge
of what had been done by the Society. He
thought the evil one no legislature could entirely
remedy; but the Soc,iety tnight do much good.
11 they should give the tickets to the mendicants
seen in thestreet, it would remove imposture, and
be of great benefit. Mr. Barclay concluded by
moving the thanks;of the meeting td the several
NobJemen and gentlemen•who had accepted the
office of Vice-Presidents of the Society.

Mr. HUMR seconoed the motion. He believed
-the worthy Chairman would submit something to
'the Legislature that would produce five thousand-
fold the effect that that society could do. But,
because• they could hot do all, were they to do
nothing ? 'They could not get to the top of the
ladder by taking the first step. It was i.nly by
exertion that they could hope 'to succeed. The
motion was carried unanimously.
Mr. Tooth moved the thanks of the meeting to
Mr. Martin, for his exertions in the cause ; and

that he sbonld be requested to accept the office of
Visitor to the'Society. in making thst mOtion,
he did it with the same. teelincs with which he
would have done it to Howard for his investiga-
tion of prisons, or to Granville Sharpe and Mr.
Clarkson, who had so strersitoosly\ exerted them-
selves for the abolition of the Slave-Trade.
Mr.-CamPaet.i.seconcted the motion, %chic!) was
carried unanimously.
Mr. JOHN SMITH observed, there was a large
body of men who conshtered beggary their trade,
and entire(' their bread by degradation. He
moyed, that Mr. Williams S111,111(1 be ihainkect fOr

his services as Treasurer, nod sho►►ld be re►inested
to continue the satt►e ; which was seenigkd by
Mr. Martin, and carried unanimously.

A Boaul of Management was appointed, and a
set of Auditor: ; anti after several other Gentle-
men had simian, the Thanks were given to the
Chairman'tur his services, and the Meeting broke
op. •
London, England, 1818-02-26

ETFO R Y.

SONNET

TO THE PRINCESS ELIZABETH.

Leave not, Illustrious Maid, thy riative
Nor think thy worth, thy talents, we can spare,
DlsTuess will mown the loss in dccp despair,
And GENIUS droop that gain'd thy fav'ring smile.
How will thine honour'd MOTHER time beguile ?
How will she learn that widow'd gloom to bear
Thy filial duty was so fund to share,
Alas ! not to subdue, hut sooth awhile !
Yet shouldst thou quit the land that holds thee dear,
For virtues that adorn thy noble race,
Virtues, through life display'd, which all revere,
May Happiness attend in ev'ry place,
And when on Earth shall end thy bright career,
May Angels crown thee with celestial grace.
London, England, 1818-02-26

find that even this Meeting, intended for the re-
lief of real distress, could not pass Without Fac-
tions Obtrusion ; but they will also find, that its
turbulent rancour and shallow declamation ex-
cited no emotions but those of indignation and
contempt.

LANPRANC.—If any Member of our present
Administration can possibly retail) a disposition to
favour the farther claims of the HOMAN CATHO-
LICS, not to Religious Toleration, for that they
-abundantly enjoy, but to a rar•ticipation in PoLr-
TICAL POWER, the possession of which, by the
persevering arts and klosions of POPERY, might
lead to the total annihilation of our present Esta-
blishment in Church and State, let such Member,
if he has not already been convinced by the pre-
vious letters of oirt• excellent Correspondent
LANTR ANC, lead that which we inserted yester-
day, and more particularly its conclusion dtis day.
If any such Member should exist, and he should
still persevere in favouring Porrsu AMBITION, we
shall, however•, console ourselves with the con-
viction that the 'Administration in general have
too much wisdom, and too great a regard for THE
CONSTITUTION, to suffer his opinions to have any
influence in their determinations upon this Momen-
tous subject.
London, England, 1818-02-26

COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.

Mr. Balfotir., from the Royal College of Surgeons,, pre-
seUted•Accounts of the fees paid by. Surgeons taking out their
certificates.—Ordered to he printed.
. DUTIES IN IRELAND.
Sir J. NEWPORT mulct! for Accounts of the ROM and net
aptotintp(the produce of the duties on hearth I, wind.aws, ser-
valits, liocies, and carriages, from 1790 down to 1818, speci-
fying the rates of duty paid on each several year;--for Ae-
eatints' of the produce of the duties oil tobacco and spirits
within the sapieperi4; and for.the amountnif the Custoios'..
dillies on tobacco, sugar, spirits, and wine.—The motions
we're agreed to. • -

Sir r.J.NEIVFORT then tnoved for a copy of anv order or
'nntieeissiit.,l in Ireland for. allowiug fie, Cue oproo
'which had been closed up, on, proof of any codagiuto fever
Ling iu the fiothe.—Ordered.
London, England, 1818-08-21

TILE THE!FitE.

OPRRA 11,U,E.—The new mosleid
farce of Jealous on all Sides was iepeated 1,4
night, and received with eqnal applause. The
Blind Ihy followed, and %re were agaim st, uck
with the manner in which Alis, NEt.t.v, L4//;:oul,
impressed the audience with a sense of liloidoess,
without wearing. a bandage or shutting. her eyes.
Such an exact imitation of the fixed 011ie whch
appears in the eyes of those who are horn
chews the attention with which (613 excellent Act-
ress copies nature, and would excite surprise if she
were not equally conspicuous t.r accuracy in the
vivid expression of passion, and critical troth in
the delineation of character. This piece also
was agair well received, as mie.ht he expected,
from the efforts of BARTLEY, HARLEY, and Mrs.
CHATTERLEY, and the general effect of the manner
in which it is brought forward.

REGISTER OF FASHION.
London, England, 1818-08-21

PRP...ATE- AND AUTITENric CORaESPONDFNCE.

P'''ll IS, AUG. I.7.—The French Funds maintain
their pikes, but it has been with great sacrifices
made by ;;►e Govtr►►me,,t it► completing itself the
installments on the Loan. This n►ay be supposed
wonderful, as upwards of ten ti►ues the amonnt
wanted Was st►bscrii►e►l tor, and the Minister felt
it necessary to exclude all fot eign Subscribers,
and of the rust he bad only to pick and chose,
when, of course, he chose the most solid and re-
spectable—and} all the Journals chatmted Te Deum

On the teviv4l of l'vaLtc CREDIT, Which any one
would swear was real, as a medal was struck on
the occasion, in gold for THE KING, in silver for
the Ministers, and in bronze for the rest of the
Public :—we shall shortly see that the last metal
was the most proper one,
for the motto." Public
Credit I-et:iced." As to the immense sums, or ra-
ther offers of sums, subieribed, many subscribed
merely from ostentation, and to mask their broken
fortunes ; numerous others, no richer, with the
view of making a profit by selling the certificates
at a premium, with Out paying a shilling. The
Minister struck off at once all those whom he
suspected of such motives, and kept the best.—
What is the result ?—Why, even on taking the
best, they have not means to pay the. second ten
per cent. on the Loan of 14 millions of Rentes ;
and it is asserted that the Minister has been
obliged to advance', on the 31st July, 15 millions
of francs, to make up the deficir, and that he
would be obliged to do the same on the 3lst of
August, if his old friend, HARING, had not
arrived to take up the deficiency on, no doubt,
very advantageous ternts.-1 his short Eapost; of
facts gives the measure of the recent vain boast-
ing of the French Capitalists, who abused the
Ministry for not letting them have the Loan of
24 millions of Hewes, and giving it to Mr.
BARING. That is, as the fact proves, they wanted
to contract for 40 millions of Rentes, without
the means of paying for two.
London, England, 1818-08-21

GERMAN PAPERS.

FROM THE MAINE, AUG. 4.—ln the Journal
called The Zeitschwingen, we find the following
passage respecting the Congress of Sovereigns at
Aix-la-Chapelle :
"The intended meeting of the Allied Sovereigns
is now the chief subject of political speculat
It is affirmed that the Holy Alliance is ripe for a
more intimate union of the European Powers, and
that a kind of Republic between the Independent
Powers will be formed. This i 3 said to be a favourite
plan of the Emperor Alexander, and is the same
as was once entertained by Henry IV. of France.
It was brought forward again (it we mistake
not) at the close of the last century, and this in
a very sensible and remarkable woik, called '' The
Cosmopolitical Schirach," which was published
tit Vienna, and immediately suppressed, and of
which we saw a copy about ten years ago, as
far as we can recollect. The system proposed that
all the independent European States ‘vere to form
a Confederation, at the head of which the Monarchs
of Great Britain, Austria,France, and Russia, were
to be placed by turns by election for a certain time
(we believe three years). The book treated also
of the excess of population in Europe which would
necessarily ensue, and in order to al ell the evils
which would result- from this, the author propos-
ed the conquest and civilization of the North of
Africa, and the founding of new Colonies in South
London, England, 1818-11-04

IRELAND.

As it is our aim to make TRH SUN generally in-
teresting to our fellow-subjects, we shall insert
whatever may be locally honourable, advantage-
ous, and gratifying to the three Capitals of the
Empire. Upon this principle we take the follow-
ing article from .a Dublin Paper t

" TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN'.
At the late Quarterly Examinations held in Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin, the following Candidates for the degree of Alit
were placed at the head of their Class :
Boyton, Henry, Tighe, Crompton, Shaw, M'Caul, Clinton,
and Collins. The Gold Medal for Science was awarded to
Boyton, and that for Classics to Henry.
At the same time, Certificates were adjudged to the follow-
ing Gentlemen :
For Gencr6l,lnswering.--To Mr. Collins, Mr. Fitzgerald,
Lloyd, sen. Lee, sen. Darley, is. and Hutton, sen.
ience.—To Mr. Townsend, Mr. Bushe, 2s. Jerrard,
Hanna, Graham, sen. Mr. Johnson,jun. M‘Don nell, Sproule,
jun. Semple, Twigg, and Edwards.
For Classics.—To Mr. Franks, Jerrard, Mason, jun. Mr.
Berry, Woodward, Smith, Js. Fallon, and Dunceath.
Prenzioms for Gunerat,lnswering.—To Mr. Disney, Denny,
Donovan, Is. and Fitzgerald, as.
For Science._Mr, Johnson, sen. Mr. Bushe, 3s. Alcock,
Chute, jun. Mr.ltoper Whiteside, L'Estrange, sen. Smith, 3s.
Fal lan, and Goodman, set,.
For Classics.— Mr. Harvey, Bustle, 3s. M'Clear, Alcock,
Leet, Mr. Roper, Maulevervr, Gialiam, Irwin, tis. Jephson,
and Carpenter."

Yesterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of
Aldermen at Guildhall. Seven bars of gold,
weighing upwards of 1104 ounces, and 33 bars of
silver, weighing 24,937 ounces, were sworn to as
foreign, previous to exportation.
At the Quarter Sessions now holding at Exeter,
for the county of Devon, a true bill of indict-
ment has been found by the Grand Jury against
Sir MANASSEH LOPEZ, Mr. 11uNT, his Solicitor,
and Mr. Svmoss, one of the Electors of Gram-
pound, for bribery during the late Election at
that Borough.
At Marlborough-street Police Office, yesterday,
Sir Joseph Banks was fined in the mitigated pe-
nalty of 101. for his servant removing bis own
ashes from his house iu
London, England, 1818-11-04

PORT OF LEITH.

[This Gazette contains an Older in Council, whereby the
Port of Leith is declared to be one of those into which goods
may be imported direct. from the dominions of the East India
Company. The Order in Council recites the provision of the '
53d of the King, passed on the last renewal of the Company's
Charter, which leaves it to the discretion of the Board of
Treasury to judge what ports of the United Kingdom " are
" fit and proper for the deposit and safe custody of all such
" India goods, wares, and merchandise, as well as for the
" collection of all duties payable thereon.")

MILITARY. PROMOTIONS.
(Vice of Ordnance, Nov:9, 1819.
Royal Rfglment,of Artillery—eaptainJames Graaf, from the
half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain, vice A: Wall, dec.

Commissions in the Bedfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, sigaeci
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford—Cal/min
Thomas Potter Macqueen, to be Major Commandant ; Cor-
net John Greene, to be Lieutenant; Samuel Bedford Ed.
wards, Gent. to be ditto; Williatultubinson Lawford, Gent.
to be Surgeon.
London, England, 1818-11-04

LITERARY REVIEW.

A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY of VOYAGES into the
ARCTIC REGIONS ; undertaken chiefly for the purpose
of Discovering a North-East, North-West, or POLAR
PASSAGE, between the ATLANTIC and PACIFIC: from
the earliest periods of Sandinavian Navigation, to the De-
'maitre of the Recent EXPEDITIONS, under the Orders
of Captains ROSS and BUCHAN.—By JOHN BAR-
ROW, Esq.

We resume our attention to this valuable
Work, which has collected into a focus the seve-
ral scattered lights upon a most interesting se,b-
jeer, and which, with the observations of the in-
genious and learned Compiler, since ie does not
aspire to a hig,her name on the present occasion,
wilt enable Readers in general to acquire a con-
sideraYe share of knowledge, and to torn) sonic
estimate of the probable issue of an enterprize,
often attempted, And the succes of which we
hope is reserved for the honour of this Country,
London, England, 1818-11-04

GILItAIAN PL'PEaS.

°°lrie Gerinan Papers carne t,O hand l'as't night;
whielr the following are Extracts
ifas:OvEft, OCT. 22.—The following Proclamation was
4
Patilished yesterday:
the Ills Royal Highneis the prince Resent having fiXed fur
Ist Decemher this vear, the rneetitii;
Of the DePuties Of
the Estates of the Kingdom, Whitt] were protOgued on the
10lh April this
tht the De
Sear: till's is to give notice of the same, and
puties are expected to appear at Hanorer on the
day above specified."
It is said that all the Provincial Assetuhlies will first meet
at Hanover, Celle, Osnaburg, &c.
P
81% PETERSBUICOR, OCT. 8. The Russian American Com-
kanY has purchased of Count Romanzow, the Chancellor of
1" Empire' his ship the Rurik, to employ
it in their service.
The Bible Society of this cif has now 128 affiliated Socie-
ttes in the Russian E
PlNtastn,OcT.
qing near the fortress gioY, the new capital of Finland,•
of Sweaborg,
greatest is building with the
perseverance at the public expence. ACCording to
the •
plan, it will be one of the finest cities in the North. A
contract has late
taC y been made for 700,01)0 bricks fur the bar-
ks
alone. Private persons obtain houses on rely favourable
terms,

~" 134
tMilea DR
euolf, OCT. 24 —The last accounts from Algiers say,
a.t yis having a palace built which will exceed in
IllaguiAceuce those of all his predecessors.
London, England, 1818-02-10

Three Prizes of 20,0001. each,—making 160,000

*.* In the last Lottery that contained 3 Prizes of ao,ooo/.
BISH sold them Aft! ! !

Nt4 Lottery begins 4th I'vlarch—Three Prizes of 30,000/.-
100 Capitals—No Stock Prizes—All Sterling Money-12 Pipes
Old Port Wine, besides the Scheme.

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day Was puhlished,
In. One Volume, ,Ito. with 16 Plates, 21. 2s.
, CCOUNT o 1 a VOYAGE, of DISCOVERY
to the Western Coast of COREA, and the GREAT
LOO 01100 ISLAND.

lic Captain BASIL HALL, R.N. F.R.S.
Printed for JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.

Jost ptihlislied, price 14s. exti a 1)0:ii cis,

riPLIE }E(IS of gNGLAND ; or, the Tri-
un►phs of the Late War, as they appear in theylianlis

of Parliament, progressively voted to the Navy and Army;
and the Communications, either oral or written, on the sub.
jt,'t, chronologically arranged with Notices liographical
and Military.
By MAURICE EV'ANS, Navy and Army Agent.
" I ion sure I speak .t he language ,of the liotwe, when I
say that it is impossible to find any where the glory of our
arms -so well described, as in Ihose.bellliant displays of alo-
quence..”—Lord Castlereagh's Spec eh, May 20, 1816.
lt„* A few Copies are taken on large fin t'rial Paper, and
hot-pressed, price 11..8,.
Printed by A. J. Valpy ; and sold be Messrs. Longman and
Co.; lialdwin and Co.; Law and %i'hittaker ; Black, Par-
bury, aid Alien ; Egerton; Westley and Parrish; and all
other Boolusellers.
London, England, 1818-02-10

yTSB-PS Prizes, in. the last Lottery. have tra-
veiled the Gauntry round, and stied their genial in-
fluence on every Towntbey have visited. Aliire than Thirty
different places. including nearly every letter in the Alpha-
bet, have been benefited by this good fortune, which, to
many, might appear surprising, but in BISH, was 'only what
every one might have expected.-The Particulars of his Three
20,000!.Prizeiare as follow:-
1.•
16th of 20,000 .... Aberdeen " - '1,950
-16th of 20,000 .... Bath 1,250
16th of 20,000 .... Berwick
16th of 20.000 .... Bristol
16th of 20,000 .... Britton 1,250
16th of 20,000 .... Camberwell ! 1,250
16th of 20,000 .... Chesterfield
16:11 of 20,000 .... Clapham
16th of 20,000 .... Cork. ' 1,250!
Half of 20,000 .... Cornhill.
4th (4,20,000.... I)rby
16th i 4 20,000 .... Derby
16th of 20,000 .... Edinburgh '
18th of 20,000 .... Edinburgh, another 1;250
16th of 20,000 .... Edinburgh, another 1,250
161 h. (4'20,000 .... Glasgow
16th of 20,000 .... Gloucester
16th of 20.000 .... Hereford 1,0,50
IGt h of 20,002
16th of 20,000 .... London (not registred) 1,250
16th of 20,000 .... LondOn (ditto)
16th of 20,000 .... Newcastle, (Staff.) 1,250
16th .of 20.000 .... Newcastle-on-Tyne
16th of 20,000 .... Newgate-street
4th of 20,000 . . Norwich
16th of so,uoo .... Norwich
16th of 40,000 Oundle .
16th of 20,000 .... Penzance 1,250 •
16th. of 20,000 .... Thetford
lithe of mew whitechapel' .
16th of 20,000 Wincanton
16th of 20,000 .... York • 1,250
London, England, 1818-02-10

SPANISH SLAVE SHIPS.

Dr. iinttt.tmnatt presented a petition from H. E.
Page, who described himself as a merchant, and
agent for several merchants and .ship-o,sners of
the Ilaeannah. The'petition stated, that certain
ships belonving to those for thorn the petitioner
was agent, and which Were engaged in- the Atri-
can Slave Trade, had been captured by British
cruizers, and subsequently restored by the sentence
of our Admiralty Courts. The petitioner there-
fore prayed that compensation might be granted
to his principals out of the sum of 400,000/.
which it was proposed by the late Treaty to ad-
vance to the Spanish Government.--The petition
was ordered to lie on the table, and to he printed.
31r. BOSWELL presen'ed a petition from certain
Gentlemen and Freeholders of Ayrshire against
the Bill lately introduced for erecting Lunatic
Asylums. in Scotland, which was ordered to lie on
the table and to-he printed.
London, England, 1818-02-10

PRICE 0

THIS PAY A 7 T
Bank Stock 290 i '290
3 per Cent. Red-81181 Sui
3 per cent. C0n5....E0,14-} 80k
4 per Cents.... 991,!1;4

5 per Cent. N. Ann. 105 Pot'ii

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
4t3 minutes after S. Evellitig, 17 minutes after t

1111 E SUN.

SOLEM quzs 'MERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10., 1818.

We -received this morning the Paris Papers of
Fridiy last. Those of Saturday, which were due,
have not come to hand. The following are
Extracts :
London, England, 1818-02-10

HOSE OF COMMONS.

. General THORNTON postponed, until We!lnrl-
- the 4th of March, h;s intended motion with
regard to the declaration prescribed upon the sub-
ject of Transobstantiation iuthe Acts of the 25th
and 30th of Charles 11.

Sir E, lisi I)F.S postponed the mo!ion of which
be bad given notice, relative to Copyright, but
td what dav could not he collected, frtini the low
toile in which the Hon Baronet spoke.
London, England, 1818-08-26

sihte of teakh. Leitits arc altuUred to Gorge
from Tangiers, but which are thoroughly purifil
at Gibraltar. it appears from the last accounts,
elates! the 23,1 ult. that the .state of' the disorder

was much less alarming., .
e,
AIAtie4EINI, AUG. I.6.—it 110 \l7-Iniderstood
tlitit the Allied Sovereigns will not be puettilt at

the reviews of their troops in France.
" Private letters sta:e, that. the Emperor of
Austria will proceed by Nuremberg to FrankfOrt,
Whetethe Palace of Tour. and Taxis is preparing
for his .reception. I-Fs Imperial Majesty will visit
the Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt, and the
Duke of Nassau, and proceed by way of Mayence,
Coblentz, and Cologne, to Aix-la-Chapelle.
" STocxuot,m, AUG. 6.—The King, accompa-
nied by the Prince Royal, set out yesterday tot
Norway.

" VIENNA. AUG. 12.—Our Government is at

present actively employed in removing the ob-
stacles which present themselves to the definitive
organization of the military system of tl►e Ger-
manic Contederation,

• " HAMBURGH, AUG. 14.—Accounts received
direct from Berlin, dated the 10th, announce
that the Emperorof Russia was expected there
immediately.
" Rome, AUG. 6.—The Catholic Archbishop
of Dublin has written here, stating that the well-
known Priest Hayes, who circulated through the
Journals so many calumnious accusations against
several eminent persons at Rome, is ready to re-
tract them.
London, England, 1818-02-28

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day were published,
In Foolscap Octavo, price 7s. boards,

POEMS.

By ARTHUR BROOKE, Esqt
(of Cant crim ry„)
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Itees, Orrne, and Brown,
London.

In the course of next Mouth will be published,

TH E FUDGE FAMILY in TARTS
In a Series of Leiters from Phil. Fudge, Esq.—Miss
Biddy Fodize—Mr. Bob Fudge, &c.

,
Edited.THONIAS BROWN, the Younger.
Author of the Two-Perrot' Post Bag.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,. Orme, and Brown,
London. .

This Day were published,
In.Oetavo, price l Os. 6d. in boards,

LETTERS from the NORTh 111(U1 LANDS,
during Summer of 1816.

By *Miss E: SPENC;;.
Author of a Caledonian Excursion, &c. &c. •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
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On the 14th of February was published, price 11. Is.
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DR. JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY, in Quarto.
• Edited by the Rev. NI r. TODD.
With numerous Corrections; and with the Addition of many

[PRICE SEVtNPENCE.

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday a Court of Common Council Was.
held, which was numerously attended.
An Order'olthe House of Com Mons, bearing
date Tuesday, Feb. 24, was read, requiring an
accOunt of the Receipts and ,Fxpenditure of the
City of London, according to the terms of Mr.
H. Sutnner's Motion of that day. • •
Mr. S. DIXON strongly recommended. the mat-
ter tolhe consider'ation of the Court, and moved,
" That the Order now, read Ire referred to a Se-
lect Committee to be now hosen, forthe purpose
of examining it, and reporting their opinion there-
on to the Coutt."

After observations from Mr. Huicombe, Sit%
Waitlunar', and Mr. Alderman Birch, ,the ma.
tion was agreed to.

A Petition from.Mr, Woodthorpe, the Town
Clerk., praying that his son shoold he apPointf;d
Deputy. Town Clerk under him, without any ad.
ditional charge to the Corporation, was-received,
and its rtqnrst gr►tnted.
London, England, 1818-02-28

Thousand Words.

Printed far Longman. and Ca: ; and the 9therPrnprietors.

'Fbe lit h Part, which Completes the Work, will he
.publish-
ed in a few weeks ; and the Publiihers.request that the Sub-
scribers will wake up their Sets as early as possible.
London, England, 1818-02-28

Ry IIENRY KOSTER

•-• •••••
Printed kr.Longtuan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.,
.ondon.

• Of whom may be had,
The History of Brazil;' Vol. I. iu 4to. price 21. 2s. hoards.
Vol. 11. with a Map of the Country, price 21. 10s. boards. By
Robert Southey, Esq.
. Au Account of the Origin, Progress, and actual State of
the Airar Carried 00 between .Spain and Spanish Acderica. By,
a South, American. In firo.:.price 9s. boards.
London, England, 1818-02-28

S UR,D AY. FE 13 UARY 28, 1818.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
1111Af,171tNeeand 81,ly Cot
apprizell h
hxa
the Lori' itv COMMENCES DRAWING on WEDNES.
DAY NEXT. wile', the First-drawn Prize will be further en•
titled to s,oool.—The merit of the Scheme, and the particu.
lar adrantages attending all hirrhases made before the Draw:
'in begins, begins, have been so rectlttly before t:•e Public, that M.
and Co. have only to solicit their Friends will, as usual,, give
their (Hit's the preference, which Favours will always meet
the most respectful attention, and be ever gratefully acl:new-
hedged. •

___
AVEDNESDAY NEXT TFIE LOTTERY BEGINS. '-
The First Ten Prizes are sure to be Capitals.
of ... L. 30,000 1 3 of 1.5,000
10 of ' 1,000 12 of 5OO
14 of - 400 1 IS of 3OO
40 of 2oo'l 00.. . of - 100
Besides 501., 251. &c.—All Sterling Money.
THE First-drawn Blank will reeviveFour Pipes
of the very best Old Port Wine. Tickets and Shares
are selling at the lowest Prices, entitling the Adrenturers to
the above most imp,ortam Chances, at'the old-established.
Office, No. 2b, C0R.N1.111.1., where the Two First Prizei of
30,0001. were shared and sold by the Public's tip,st obraient
Servants, HOIfNSBY and Co.

TO READERS IN THE COUNTRY.
SCALE OF TIME.
•
rITI,. LIE Public are respectfully aegoainted that
ILin consequence of the Lords of the 'Treasury having
determined that the. Ten FirstArawn Prizes on Wednesday
Morning Next (4th March) shill be All capitali,• Mr. BISI-I,
the Contractor, has been obliged to arrange for all the Agents
ith the different parts of Enland, Ireland, and Scotland, to
return their unsold Tickets and Shares to the Contractor in
London, as follows :

Ali Towns rimier 70 miles distance from London,
The Unsold Tickets and Shares must be sent by tbelPost,
on TUESDAY NEXT, 3.1 of March. •
All Places above 70 miles dist:ill-cc from London, •
The- Unsold Tickets and, Shares must he sent by tha Pest,
on tVEDNESDAY NEXT, 4th of Match.
London, England, 1818-02-28

This Day were published,
In 2 Vols. 9ro. price 11.45. boards', the Second Edition of

TRAVELS in 111116: *IL froni PERNAMBIJCO
to SEARA ; besides Occasional Excursions. Also—a
Voyage to Maranarn ; the whole exhibiting a Picture of the
State of Society, .during a Residence of Six Years in that
Country. Illustrated by Plates of Costumes.
London, England, 1818-02-28

BIRTHS

At Keihara, Notts. the Lady of Robert Nassau Sutton, Esq.
of a daughter.
On the instant, the Lade of W. Ponsonby Johnson,
Esq. of Walton House, county of Cumberland, of a son.
Yesterday, in Bedford square, the Lady of Charles Hanson,
Esq. of a sun.

• DIED.
On Friday evening, at her residence, Hammersmith, aged
73, Mrs. Ann Wilson, upholtler, Strand.
At Brompton, on Sunday last, in the 67th rear of hls age,
Lieut.-Colonel Herbert Lloyd, of the India Lonspaay's See-
vice.

On the 26th instqnt, at the house of Dr. Nevison, Mrs.
Roberts, of,Nlont aloe-square, widow of John t 1 Mimi' Ro-
berts, Esq: formerly chief of the Hon. East India Company's
.Estahlisknent.

LONDON: Printed by.). B. cAitsTAnts, of No. 29, Great
Ormond-street, Queen-synare ; and published by W. A..
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at THE SW,
Otlice, No. 112, Strand ; where Adveitisetuents, Orders,
Letters, Etc. (post-paid) must addressed.
London, England, 1818-02-28

PUBLICATIONS.

WOODFALL'S JUNIUS.
This Day were published,:
Handsomely printed in Th rev Vols. 8 vo. price 21.25. in boards,
- a New and Complete Edition (being the Second) of .
T"' LETTERS OF' JUNIUS ; including
Letters' by the same Writer under various Signatures,
now first collected. To which -are added, his confidential
Correspondence with Mr. Willies, .and his Private Letters,
addressed to Mr. W. S. Woodfall, with a preliminary. Essay
and Notes the new matter forming at least two-thirds of the
Work ; ibust rated with Fae-sit'ltii'es of the Hand-writings of
Joairs, Mr. Burke, Mr. Wilkes, Mr. Borne, Mr. Dunnintf,
Mr. W. G. HantThon, &e. front the Originals now in the
possession of his son, Mr. G. Woodfall.

s..* A few Copies may
_lie had on Royal. Paper, price, 31. 3s.
in boards.,

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sIxTo EDITION OF LALLA ROOKIE.
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CALLA ROOKII, an Oriental Romance.--
By THOMAS MOORE, Esq.
Printed for Longuian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Loudon.

Also, just published. in Sep. price 12s.
Illustrations to the Poem, engraved by Charles Heath, from
Paintings by It. %Vestal),
A few of each may be had in Quarto.

Just published—(Second Edition),
LETTER ()it the NECESSITIT of a PUB-
LIC INQUIRY into the CAUSE of the DEATH of her
Royal. Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES and
her INFANT.

BY JESSE FOOT, Esq.-
Also, just published,
A SECOND LETTER• nn' the NECESSITY of a PUBLIC
INQUIRY into the CAUSE of the Death of her 'Royal
Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES and her
INFANT..
London: Printed for J. lirulker,'•44, Paternoster-row, •

This Day was published,

:n One large. Volume, Octavo, the Second Edition (w:th
En ravings); considerably altered and enlarged, of

ATREATISE of) the PRINCIPAL DISEASES of the EVES, illustrated with'Casei.
By ANTONIO SCARPA.
Emeritus Professor, and Director of the Faculty of Medicine
in the Royal Imperial Crniverssty of Pal•ia, &c. •
Translated Irons the Italian, with Notes,
By J. BRIGGS,
Surgeon to the Public Dispensary. r •
Printed for 'l'. Gadd! and W. Davis, Strand.
Of whom may he had, by the same Author,
Memoir On the Cutting Gorget of dawkins, containing ail
Account of au Improvement on that Instrumeat, awl Re-
marks on the ,Lateral Operationsfor the Stone, price 2s. tis.

D3y were published, io 12mo. price ss. 6d.

3TEMOIRS of Madame MASON, explana7
tory of her Conduct on the Trial fur the Assassina-
tion of M. Vualdei:

Written by HERSELF,.
And addressed to Madame. Enjalran, her Mother.
Translated front the Preach; with a Portrait.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
noster-row.
In order to render this interesting little Work more
intelligible to the English Reader, the Translator has added
such Extracts from the Trial as tend to elucidate the Memoirs.;
and a concise Account of the Persons' and Events alluded to
lAy the Author.' These essential advantages are nut possessed
by any other Edition.
London, England, 1818-02-28

PARLIA MENT.

1-1011 Ct LOIIIIP-. FRIDAY, FEB. 27.

PETITION 6F- THE LIVERY OF LONDON.

Lord 1-lott.ANO presented a Petition from the
'Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of London,
in-Common nail assembled, against the Intim—
"nit y. Bill, which, his Lordship; stated, was signed;
wording to. the invariable custom of the Common
Ilan, by twelve Members of that body.
The 'LORD CHAN:b.:II6k said, the petition Could only
be received as the petition of those who had signed
The petition having been read, wa, ordered to lie Upon the
Table, as the petition of those who had signed it. • •
CLINIBING-hOYS.
, . . . _

. • •.
Lord. HOLLA'ND presented a petition from the parish of
St. Mary. ¶Vbitechapel, in favour of the Chintney;-sweepers'
Regulation Bill, and against the employment or Climbing-
boys.—Ordered to lir on the Table.
His Lordship also presented a petition to the same effect
from the Governors and Directors of the Poor of the United
Parishes of St. Andrew, Holborn, above the Bars, and St.
George the Martyr, which stated, that Paupers from the
Workhouse had been employed to use the Machinery in
sweeping-the Chimnies of the Inhabitants, And that it had in
no instance failed of effect.—Ordered to lie upon the 'table,
Earl GROSVP;NOR presented petitions from Samuel Ba--
guley and Elijah Dickinson, complaining of arbitrary impri-
sonment and harsh treatment. Ordered to lie npon the Table.
A Local and a Priyate Bill were brought up from the 1-lOuse
of Commons by Mr. Thornton and other Members, and read
a first time.

Mr. Johnson presented several Papers from the Office of
the Chief Secretary fur Ireland ; and Mr. Nrerrall the .1 al
Account of the Commissioners of Shoreham Harbour.—Or-
dered to lie upon the Table.
London, England, 1818-02-28

KIIiBY ON THE PILES.

•
,This Day were published, i❑ '8vo: with an Engraving, price ns.
OBSERVATIONS on the TREATM 6NT - of
certain severe FORMS of HEMORRHOIDAL EX-
CitESCENCE. Illustrated with Cases.
Be JOHN KIRBY, A. B.
Member, and one a the Censors of the Royal College of Sur-
geons : Surgeon to St. Peter's and St. Bisidet's Hospital ;
and Lectorer ou Ath:tomy and Surgery at the Anatomical
Theatre, Peter-street, Dublin.

Printed for Longman, Hursr, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London ; and Hodges and M'Attlior,
London, England, 1818-02-28

THE LOT 'l' Elt Y.'

The very Treat satisfaction the plan adopted in-
former Lotteries gave to persons residing in site
Country, has induced T. 131sH, the Contractor,
to repeat it in the present ; and he kopes he has,
as in a recent Lottery, selected some of the Capi-
tals amongst those nninhers ativertised.--Thte un-

derrnentione4l Numbers rr.ay be had either in
whole Tickets,.
No.
Quarters, Eighths, or
Sixteenths, at No. 4, Cornbill

• 12,300 1
_10,212 1143,088, 7,412
• 17,232 0,826 11,488 3.121
11,480 16,087 16..057 2,818
13,201) I 13,232 10,183 8,323
11,456 10,213 15,074 11..122 J
The •10110 wing •NionhErs may he I
whole Tjcktts, (I.t1Vts, Quarters,..
Sikteenths, at No. 9, Charing Cros4
10,214 12.321 11,490 4,008
• 13,234 10,215 4,511 11.123
• 16,089 17,231 3,002 13,571
17,204 16;090110,130 2,822
15,071 13,235 1'11,459 I 3;122

2,820 •
17,251.
11,121 •
2,757-
.1 3,110
Lind either in
Eighths, or

13,353
.7,415
8,283
3,131
2;816

•The present Lottery contain's '!'free Prizes•of
30',0006:—One Hundred Capitals-7-311 Sterling
Money—no Stock Prizes—no Classes—no re-
'drawing. The Drawing commences Wednesday
the 4th of MARCH.

PRBSENT PRICE.
Ticket - - - Xl9 10.. 0
Half - - XlO 9 0 1 Eighth - X• 2 13 6
Quarter - 5 5 0 1 Sixteenth - 1 7 • 0
*4.* Letters (post-paid) con6ining Bank Notes,
or Post-Otiice Orders, duly attended to.
The last Lottety that contained Three Prizes
of 30,0001. tits Ti 50 kl tht:.ei all; and last Lottery
he sold Three Prizes of ....0,0001, all in Shares.
London, England, 1818-02-28

ITEXT WEDNESDAY. LOTTERY be-
gills DRAWING;. •
ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS,
THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY' THOUSAND POUNDS!
TWELVE PIPES OF PORT WINE.
NEXT WEDNESDAY .•
About Forty Capitals will be drawn.
The First-drawn Prize *ill have 5,0001. more.
Ten Capitalsyrill be drawn in the first ten Minutes. •
The First-drawn Wauk•will haee,Four Pipes of Port.
Every Ticket will be drawn separately—Every ize Sterling
Money.
• ,
AbOut 6,000 Tickets will he drawn. •
.• • NEXT WEDNESDAY •
,L. 11) 10 0 ' may gain L. 30,000
L.I i 0 may gain - L. 1,875
BISH the Contractor, who.stitd, in the very Last Lottery;
THREE PRIZES OF TWENTY. THOUSAND POUNDS!
And. various other Capitals; ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty dif-
ferent Towns in the Country.
In the last Lottery, that contained Three Prizes of 30,0001,
LUSH Sold them ALL I!! .
Who has now a SclectiOn of Numbers in every Thousand for
Purchasers to choose
ALL THREE MIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS
Ito this Lottery, at BISH's, in Cornhill and Charing-Cross.

A NEW PATENT FIAT, at only 188.
IxwoRTANT SAVING.
.• .

GEORGE FRANKS and Co. have to offer to
the Public a SILK HAT-on a BEAVER BODY, coin•
bitting every requisite a Hat ought to possess; it is superior
in appearance to the fineit and most expensive Beaver, is
equallylight, and will out wear two of them, and' is of, a
better shape, which it retains to the lash it will nevurchange
its colour, which is of the most beautiful black, if worn for
yearS; no weather will injure them, they being WATER-
PROOF, and will repair several times at a trifling expence,
and every time appear equal to new, and are decidedly supe-
rior to any Hats ever offered to pnblic notice; 'the attainment
of which has been.attended with great expellee, labour; and
personal attention of GEORGE FRANKS and CO. Mann-
fectetrers, Wellington House, corner of liedcross-street,
Barbican, Loudon.

Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior
hats, will find it their interest in applying as above. 'No
unpaid Letters received.—Not in any way coneetned with a
Retail Huust in Beech-street, name of Franks.

HOOFING COUGH CURED WITHOUT•INWARD ME.
MUNE.
,
ROCHE!S ROYAL ENIBROC•kTION.

MANY Thousands (it Cliildreo are Cured an-
nually by this Remedy. On the first attack, an im-
mediate applicatiott of ROCHE'S EMBROCATION will pre-
vent the complaint taking arty hold of the constitution, and
a fewtimes !nay completely core. In the must obstinate cases
perseverance will produce the desired effect; and no Reinedy
can he so well calculated for Children as this, for it requires
no medicine to he taken inwardly.
In common Coughs this Medicine is equally efficacious
and may he relied On for Mtn, Women, and Children, as safe
and effectual. In no case can this Medicine be genuine unless
signed un the wrapper by J., Roche, and every stamp Shaw
and Edwards, CG, St. Paul's Church-yard, engraved thereon.
Price 44. and 11. Qs. tier bottle.

Sutd by Edwards, No. G(, St. Paul's, on the Foqt way, op-
posite the general entrance To the Cathedral, and Sanger and
Chandler, Oxford-street.; Ward, Ila'horn; Nix, Exchange;
Borough ; and Emerson, East Smithfield:
London, England, 1818-02-17

First-drawnsßlank will have four- Pipes'of Old Port, '
First Teo 1.), ices drawn hie all Capitals,
TWELVE PIPES of PORT WINE, hesijes.the Scheme.
• One Hundred Capitals--Three 430,0001: !'
•. • All Sterling Money.r-No Stock Prizes.
"Id Mode of Drawing—No. Classes.
Ticket 0n1y... L. 19,10 0 ['Sixteenth only. 7 7
• MARTIN and Co.
$, Cornhill, and 140, Oxford-street.
The Public cannot fail to remember that MARTIN and
Co. Sold; in the Two Lait Contracts, Prizes of 20,0001
10,9001., 4,0001., and, in a. former Contract, the uuthlll'ed
40,0001. ! • .

EYTON, Stock- Broker, 2, Corrihiil, tei urns
, .
his grateful Thaliks for the favours of his• Friends,
re-
ceived for more than Twenty Years past, and most respect-•
fully presents them with the Heads of the SCHEME of the'
NEW YEAR'S lorrEar, which he flatters himself need.
only be seen to lie generally approved.—There arc Three'
Grand Prizes of 30,000 i. each, which, with tire 91 other Ca--.
pitals, will be all !mid in Sterling MoneY The Drawilig be •
gins the 4th of March, and the First-drawn Blank, on each
Day, will be entitled to the proportion of 12 _Pipes of Old
Port Wine in exchange, for 1,000 years; or longer' if re-
quired; full particulars. of which may he had, gratis, at 2,
Cornhill, where every description of Business in the Public
Funds is faithfully transacted.---I'6e different variations in all
Ihe Guverument Securities may. be 'known as above every
"hour. - .

• and J. SIVEWRIGHT `with .plesnre re-
ej-a'Aind the Public they were the 'first Contractors not
only4o reduce the Price of Tickets Five Pounds each, but
also to proditce those New Systems,- which, by diffusing such
extensive Benefits, restored Lotteries to the Poblic.favour,
and it-rated an interest in them which they trust Will be ex-
tended to the excellent New Salving, to begin drawing 4th.
Mar..h Next,- containing'

3 Prizes of L. 30,000 each,
3 do. _ L. 5,000 each,
AIM 1)4 other Capitals,- alUn Sterling Money ; inilependent
of. which, 3 Illanks will receive Twelve Pipes of Old Port
Wine. •

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J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT bating had thtsatisfaction of di-
viding among. their Friends, in the Contract juit ended, Nine
Capital Prizes, also
No. 2,3;7 ....L.20,000 'rbe only-L.2I;M"
Besides the First 40,600 Last 15.,000
The. First 30,000 Two Last 10,000 -
Anticipate a continuation of the same success to their Friend
and future Purchasers at their Old Established Offices,
No. 37, Cornhill ; 38, Haymarket;
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I, Holhoin ; I lilt,. Oxford Street.