Star.
London, England, 1817-04-07 00:00:00

FINANCE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRBLAND.

Ibis day was published, In one large Sheet, price Ss.
ATABULAR VIEW of the FINANCE of
GREAT lIRI CAIN and IRELAND, compiled from Par-
lament* y Documents, from-the year ribi to the year 1816, the
latest date to which the Public Accounts are yet laid before Par-
liament: and In which will be found a Financial Sketott of
the Was of Great lintain iron; the Revolution of 1666. ash!.
Wing the progressive accumulation of the Funded Debt, In each
of those Wars, with the sums paid of in the ensiling periods of
Peace. By NATHANIEL JEKYLL, Esq.
" It is no long r customary with us to give the appellatloi of
a great Minister to a wise dispenser of the public revenues, but
to a person of dexterity and cunning, who Is clever at Ending out
what we call Mays and means."—Meoteseptlen.
" .Natioss are wading deeper and deeper lot* an ocean of
beendkes debt. Public debts, which at Incl were a security to
jailblinassenia, by Interesting many in the public tranquillity, are
Wally is their excess, to become the means of their subversion.
It Goverment* provide for those debts by heavy Impositions,
they perish, by becoming odious to the-pLople. • If they do het
prov.de for them, they will be undone by the most dangerous of
all parties; I mean an extensive discontented monied intae,i in-
pared and not destroyed."
The rrvenue ol the State is the States in elect all depends
upon It."—Burke on the French Revolution.
Loodoo: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and limes, Paterbooter.
row. Of whom may also be bad, •
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An Appendix, containing .ExPlanatory Nikes and Remarks
upon the Parliamentary Documents inserted in that." Financial
View;" and Observations by some or the most di.tinguished
Orators in the British Senate; together with the Oiliiions of se.
venal eminent Writers upon }metier, amd other Branews of State
policy vitally connected with that most Interesting and linemen.
WWI subject. Pnce

SUP PRESSION of CERTAIN PUBLICATIONS.

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The following is a Copy of a eire!ilar letter from
the Secretary for the Home Depar:ment to the Lords
Lieutenants of Counties:

" Whitehall, March 47, 1817.

" lair Louo—As It le of the greatest importance to prevent,
u tam pee be, the circulation of blasphemous and seditious
pamphlets and writings, pf which for a considerable time past
great 'anthers bay. been sold and distributed throughout the
country. I have thought it my duty to consult the. Law Officer.
of the Crown, whether an individual found selling, or in any way
publisinag, such panspLis or writings, mgU be brought imme-
diately before 4 Justice of the Peace, under a warrant issued for
the purpose, to answer for his cantos:. The Lam °Seers hay-
ing accordingly takea this matter into their consideration, have
smiled to me that opinion that a Justice of the Peace may issue
a warrant to appribeud a pampa charged before him upon oath
with the publication of libels of the nature is questioo, and cum-
. pi boo to give bid to answer the thaw.
"I Under these circumstances., I beg leave to call your Lord-
ship's ottsatiois yeti particalarly to thin subject I and I save to
aqua!, shot it your Lordship should apt propose to attend in
persona& tie nest Gencral Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be
holden in and flir the county under year Lordship's charge, you
wouldinake known to the Chairman of such Sessions the sub-
sumee Of this communication, in order that be may recommend
to the several Magistrates to act thereupon in all eases where'any
person should be found akimbo& against thelaiv in the manner
above asettioned. I beg leave to add, that persons vending pam-
phlets qe other publications fa the manner alluded to, should be
considered as coolies under the Hawker's and Pedlar's Act, and
dealt with accordingly, unless they thew that they are furoisbed
with a BCC me, as required by the said Aott.-1 am, km
(Stied) " stnmorra.
" To his Majesty's Llcutemuit of the County of .

It is a cnnunnn saying, that w there is nothing new
under the suns" bat, as there is no.ruhr withbut an
siception, so is the Scheme of the present Lottery a
contradiction to, the provost. Never did any Lottery
combine schmany advantages, jar contairsomany ia-
guccments to Adventairets, as the resat. • But, as
mere.assaytion is no. proof, hear what the Scheme
you.—There are Dior Prizes of £2oioo0—
there arclour Prizes of £2,o9o.;.there are 10,090'
other Prtzes—and there are 001y.4,502 Blanks—and
every Pi* above as will have a Ticket in another
Lottery; by vibieli means the Possessor of One of the
Four Prises of £20,090 in this LOttery, sitay also ob-
tain One of.the Prizes of £ll.OOO in the next. The
rickets 'ire selling at oily Eighteen Guineas, and
Sizteeriths'only Twenty•siz Shillings. 'at .the Offices
of G. flasaoLt., 7, Corabill.. and 116. Ozford-striget,
where-7,795, the Last Prize.of 40,000. was. saki in
Shams with Sewell otlite.Capitals ;deo soldia.rabsges
'a the ljiit Octobos Lottery.
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William Love now or late of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, shop.
keeper, dealer and ehapman, April 11, at sic, April 19, and
May 17, at ten, at the Wellington inn, Hudder.ueid. Attorui es,
Mr. Allison, Huddersfield ' • or Mr. Edatuud Walker, Exche-
quer (Ace, I.incoin's lain, London.
William Hamblin, of Wootton Uoderedge, Cloucest er.hlre,
clo-
thier, dealer and chapnian, April 26, air, and May 17, a. 12,
at the CUOMO-A t; KOOON, Bristol. Anomie', Nleaars Lam-
berts, Tayior, and Deane, 9, Gray's lain-square, Lundua ; air
Mr. Cooke, Brmol.
Jeremiah-Bell, of Ballin, paria' of (Hey, Yorkshire, w asted-
stuff-nnatulacturer, dealer and ebai.maii, April 15, at Ave,
April 116, at twelve, and May 17, at Sour, at the 11/Lute I.lau
lain, Bradford. Attornies, Mr. Evans, ;so. 97, liattou-Uardeu,
Landon; or Mr. Bentley, Bradford.
Henry Ithtley, of Ovingion, Northemberland,
(Warr and chamusn, April 9, 29, and May 17, at eleven, a. tile
George Ism, Newcastle.eyou-1 yne. Anneal:ea, Mr. Constable,
In, Synunas-ltita, Chancery.lane, Loudon; or Affedlri Kira.
lay mail feneetclx, isewinattle upon-ry sae.
olus Slack, of Saiford, Lanciuhire, painter, publisher, bookseller,
dealer and eh:pinata, May 3,6, :Ind 17, at eleven, at the Doz
Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. William Casson, Prin.
sets-street, fslaoche•ter; or Messrs. I.siels, Mason, and Huns.
nun, New llradge.street, Blacktriars:
tl'i Liam Cliffard, at Stow nia the Wall, Gloucestershire, stone.
mason, dealer and chapman, Ipril an. at seven, April 93. and
May 17, at eleven, at the 01.1 swan lain, Cheltenham. Actor.
nits, Mr.'l'arn, Stow on the Wahl; or MeSift. Leigh, M.ssort
and Housman, lsew Budge-s•ra et, Leaden.
Robert Hatdela, of Dewsbury, You kshire, dealer and chapman,
April 25, 30, and May 17, at eleven, at the Sessions Home,
Wakefi.l.l. Attornie,, Mr. Evans, 97, Hattain-Garden, Lyn-
don; or Mr. Robinson, Wakefiekl.
Wilbam*Young; of Dorton, Lincolnshire, victualler, dealer and
risarstio, April 11, 15, and May 17, at eleven, at the Wool.
pack Inn. Boston. At.ornies, Mr. Peter Tuiford,L root ur
Messrs. Lealangton and Hall, leoundarire Office, ierni.le.
Thomas Husain, Gustavus Westin, and lames Brown, Of Mug.
covy-court, Tower-WIZ, Lundeu, nnrelssats, skalecs, chapm,o
and copartners, Apill .6,19, and May 17, a. :eh, at Gmtdu 11.
Atternies, M . Jwaln, A;cvetlf Map.ea, and alu..t„
,Irredetlek's.place, Clad Jewry.
Otdrge Thomas, of Bristol, turpentine-distiller, ril and colour-
Man, dealer. and &apeman, April 26, t'lll, and May 57, at our,
at the Commercial Rooms, Biattul. Attorn.es, Islessrs. 1.41r0.
ber.s and /hare, ti,e-4 s Lad square, London; or Mr.
Coulee. Bristll.
Nathaniel Gardner, of i•behley, Worcestershire, farmer, lime-
burner, dealer and chapinan, April i 3, 14, and May 17, at s;
at the :tar and (racer lan, tva.rcever. • Award.", kit Jai.
I.kll-6411arc. (.oneloa ; or isle. d'orceger.