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London, England, 1820-04-21

HAZARD and Co. the CONTRACTORS.
XINEXT THURSDAY, April 27, Two First Prizes,
TWO - of - £20,000!
Three per Cent. Cr_mssls,
DI UST BE DR.A. W N,
And more than Twenty other Caftals
WILL BE DRAWN.
Every Ticket* and Share, if bought before NEXT TIMMS-
DAY, will have a chance throughout the Lottery for
FOUR Prizes of 530,000
TWO Prizes of X 20,000
TWO Prizes of £IO,OMO
&c. &c. Money and Consols. forming
102 CAPITALS!
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the old-establislsed and for-
tunate Otfice4 of HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, Royal
Exchange Gate; 26, Corubill; and 324, Orford-street, corner
of Swallow-street, London; who shared and'sold, in the Last
Lottery Contract, 7,570 and 6,656, £20,000 • each, and in a
recent Lottery,
All the Prizes of £30,000 !!!
HAZARD and Co. have Agents In all the principal Towns
throughout the Country.
London, England, 1820-04-21

FIHE CHRONOLOGY OF THE LAST FIFTY
1. YEARS will be published in the ensuing Week, at 13s.
boards, or 14s. bound.

DOCTOR SYNTAX.
THE Publishers of the trumpery imposed upon
the World under the name of Dr. 9srmri2, have carried
their shameless deceptions beyond all -bounds. Not content
with having stolen that mane, they have had the effrontery to
attempt in their Advertisements to give to their impositions the
sanction of the Artist and Publisher of the genuine Work, Mr.
ROWLANIAON (transformed to suit their purposes into Resot(nsest)
and Mr. ACKERMANN, whose names attached to the Tithe and
Engravings, distinguish the true SYNTAX from the audacious im-
postor. Tilo. 5, Vol. 11. will be published Ist May, price 21.-641.

HISTORY QF HOLLAND—BY LOUIS BONAPARTE
On Monday, April 24th, will be published,
•
In Three Octavo Vols. price XI. Ms.
DOCUMENTS HISTORIQUE et REFLEC-
TIONS sur le GOVERNEMENT de la HOLLAND&
Par LOUIS BONAPARTE, Ex-Rai de Holland*.
Do wel en zie niet am."
London : Printed for Lackington, Hughes, Harding, favor,
and Jones, Finsbury-square.
An English Translation of this Work wallse published at the
same time, in three vols. eve. price £1.165.

This day was published,
Printed uniformly with' Park's Travels, in 4to. and Illustrated
with a Map and numerous Plates, price £2.25. boards,
TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of AFRICA to the
SOURCES of the SENEGAL and d A NISTA, undertaken
by order of the French Government, and performed in liii,
by M. G. MOLLIEN.—Edited by T. E. BOWDICH, Esq.
Conductor of the Mission to Ashantee.

Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-striet.
Of whom also may be had,
Travels in Southern Africa, by Professor Lichtraatein; Two
Vole. eto. with Plates, price £5 ItSs. boards.
London, England, 1820-04-21

Mrs. Hicks Wells
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George Rich. Reg.
Ma. George Rich
Mr. George Skey, jam - - .
Rev. James Duncan. WestWoddhain, Hants -
Colonel Hugh Saline - -
Rev. J. Pitchford. Calwielt - -
T. S. Browne, Esq. Mount - -
John Sparrow. Ashton - ..
Mr. J. Trubshaw, Haywood - ..
Henry Webb. El+ Stafford - - -
Lieutenant Thos. E. Cole. hit Majesty's ship Minden
Dr. Rabat Grieves, Magee
Mrs. haw
Mrs. Willits

1 1
1 1
8I Peter Heron • • - 1 1
Rev. James Immo - - - - 1 1
Rev. JansesWilsask Laston,Warnford, Northampton 0 10
Willson Edgar, Esq. Red House, Ipswich' - 1 1
Mrs. Edgar, ditto, ditto - - - 1 1
Rev. Mr. Maddocis, Bytom - - - 1 1
Lieutenant-Colonel A. bl'Gregor, Portuguese service 1 1
Mr. Finlay, Glencross, Edinburgh 6 -. 1 I
George Schoales, Esq. Bath - ' - 1 1
M. General Barlow - - - . 1 1
Mrs. Ann Damon, Fulham House, Hammersmith 1 1
Lieuteaant-Colonel D. Patertbn - 1 1
Miss Annabelle Harriet Paterson - u 1 1
Miss Caroline Haswell - - 6- 1 1
Mrs. Bygrave, Camberwell-terrace - - 1 1
Rev. Philip Fencer - - 0 5
W. Taylor, Esq. Birmingham - - 1 1
Captain John Wells Lucas, Half-pay 97th Foot 1 1
Interest on East India Bondslo 31st March, 1820 £330 0
( To be continued.)

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WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, from *del #ereces
willing to undertake the Performance of the GLA-
WORK, for Service Odds Depart:tier, at iheinnms,
Woolwich, Greenwich, Levriehntn, and Pulteet,
period of Three Years, determinable after the *ophidian
• first Year, upon Netice of Three Months, at the options
Party.
being.intended to form dee Work into tirroVantracts, it
*spaced the Tenders will express separate Prices, via. for the
Work to be performed in iLoodav (where the Contractor must
be resident), and also for Woolwich, Greenwich, Lewisham,
and Purfleet, together, which Stations will be included in the
second Contract.

Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office hi
Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and
Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed
up, and endorsed, ." Proposals for Glazier's Work," bet no;
Proposals can be admitted after the said 26th instant, zt Twelve
o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be
noticed unless the Party mating is, or an Agent in his behalf
*hall attend.

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London, England, 1820-04-21

APPROACH OF THE DRAWING.
SWIFr and Co. respectfully' inform the ..Public,
that the Dr4wit•.g of the Lottery will take plate the 47th of
THIS MONTH, when Two Prices of aceo,ooo must be drawn.
The Wheel contains the extraordhury number of 102 Capitals,
amongst which are
4 - .f 410,000
$ - of £40,000
$ - of • - 410,600
4 - of 41,000
Money and Consols ; also a great number of smaller Prises, in
the usual gradation from £5OO down to £l6.
The Schemes at large may be had at SWIFT and Co.'s old and
Fortunate Meta,
No. 11, Poultry; I No. 31, Aldgate
Charing-Cross; street

THE present being a Stock Lottery, T. BISH begs
to call the attention of his friends to the unparalleled
success of his Olices, in preceding Stock Lotteries, as'he shared
and sold
No. 13,558, First £50,000 Consols.
-18,041, Last £50,000 Consols.
9,955, First £40,000 Consols.
8,125, First- £30,050 Consols.
8,167, First £20,000 Consols.
And in Money Lotteries his success has been equally great;
having shared and sold Twelve Prizes of Z 50,400, &c. &c. &c.
and in the very last Lettery; be sold in Shares, No. 2,1107, a
Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds Money ! besides several
noilear Capitals.
rielsets and Shares are sang at BlSFre•Ofiees, 4, Grabill,
and I, Charing-Cross, London; and by his Agentsin the country.
Explanatory Schemes grads.
The next Day of Drawing will be NEXT THURSDAY,
the 27th April, when
TWO OF 00,000 CONSOLS
DITTST BE DRAWN.
As the first Puke in each Chas will be entitled to X 20,000
Consols, ever and above whatever ether Prim it is drawn; and,
as 3000 Vkets velE be decided that day, upwards of Twenty
ether Caphale may be expected to be them/drawn.
London, England, 1820-04-17

MARRIED.

Tuesday, at Coggeshall, the Rev. Algernon Wells, to Eliza
third daughter of the late Mr. John Godfrey, surgtan.
At St. Mary% Church, Bathwick, the Rev. Henry Daniel
Leeves, B.D. Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, to
Sophia Mary, second daughter of the late Lieutenaut-Colonel
Daultain, of Bath.

The Rev. John Hare, of Reptos, to Miss Wade, of Micke-
over, Derbyshire.

The Rev.. Richard Cranmer, of Mitcham, to Elizabeth Mary,
only daughter of the late James Window, Esq. of that place.
Lately, at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, the Rev. Edward
nuthavn Willan, of Queenborough. Kent, and "Vicar of Kirk- •
burton, Yorkshire, to Harriet, youngest daughter of the lase
Marcus Dixon, Esq. of Barweil Court, Surrey.
Wednesday se'nnight, at I lammersmith, the Rev. John Leg-
get, to Miss Frances Wells.

-April 11, at Farnir!hain, in Kent, by the Rev. Benjanria
Sandford, Vicar, William Charles Lempriere, Esq. Captain in
the Royal Artillery, to Harriet, daughter of Thomas Reid. Fsq.
' March 25, at Lochside, the Rev. Holbert Smith, 'A./Mittel of
Lochwinnnih, to V argery, eldest daughter of the late WilLaint
Barr, Esq. of Loc'oside.
The Rev. Charles Wayland, M. A. Curate cf Uttan, to I;ll
raheth Bithia, second daughter of the Rev. William Wright, rt
East Ilarptree, Somerset.
April f, :. Hadley, ..Mtddlesex, the Rev. Thomas Xing, of
Wallington, Surrey, to Amelia, third daughter of the late .la.-ort
Quitter, Esq. of Hadley.
April 6, at St. James's Church, the Rev. 'Edward Banke,,
to the 1 lon. Frances Jane Scott, daughter of the Lord Chancellor.

DIED.
Wednesday, aged 68, the Rev. Z. llekeniton, B.D. Rector cf
.St. Marv, Stafford., and of CL.v.le Church, near Stafford.
The Rev. Kildare Rin.o..ves, son ci tit late Sir Kildare Dixon
Btu-coves, Bart. of Ir.• 1

March 24, at Edinb:!rgli, Mrs. ;lane Legrand, relict of t'ae
late Alexantler Fergutw, `•ri:cr in Ftlinburgh.
Oct. 11, at Galcntt.t, (merge Williams, En. Chief Officer-
nt the lion. East India Company's ship Thomas Grenville.

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FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marvis and Mirehioness of Camden and the Ladies
Pratt, on Saturd.l7, at their house in Arlington-street, from their
*eat the Wilderness, Kent.

The Marchioness of Salisbury, at her house in Arlington-
street, on Saturday, from Hatfield.
Lord and Lady Morpeth, at their house in Park-street, Gros-
venor-duluare, from a tour.
The Earl of Lauderdale, on Thursday evening, at Warren's
Hotel, Regent-street, from Brusse:s. _ _

Generalßrowu and son, at Brunet's Hotel, Leicester-square,
from Paris.

Lord George Lennox, in Upper Grosvenor-street, from his
seat in Sussex.

Lord Charles Fitzroy, is Berkeley-square, front his seat in
Suffolk.

Sir James Cunningham, Bart. in Charles-street, Berkeley-
square, from a tour.
Viscount Kilburn, at his house iu North Audley-street, from
his seat in Northumberland.
Lady Longhorn, at her house in Cavendish-square, from a tour
DEPARTURES
Lady Burke and the Countess of Clanricarde and family, from
the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street, to Clifton.
Sir John Burke, Bart. from the Waterloo Hotel, to Paris.
It Sheldon, Esq. M.P. from Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly, to
his seat in Berks.

A. C. Hunt, Esq. from Hatehett's Hotel, to Oxford.
Le Comte Tauentzieu de Wettemberg, aid his son, Comte de
Tauentzien, from Brunet's Hotel, Leicester-squa.•r, to New-
market.
London, England, 1820-04-17

MASTRIS or ARTS.

Rev. James Williams Bellamy, St. John's College, incorporated
from Queen's College, Cambridge.
Rev. William Starennore Marvin, University College.
Rev. howl end Thomas Braddock, ditto.
William Idorgan, jun. Derry of Magdalen College.
Rev. John William Hughes, Trinity College.
Rev. 'Thomas Le Quesne Jones, Queen's College.
Rev. Francis Benson, ditto.
Hen. William Thomas Horner Fox Strangways, Student of
Claris: Church.
.Ichn Shuldham, Student of Christ Church.
Rev. James Six May and Henry Palmer, Christ Church.
Frederick Ackers Dawson, Henry Jones Barton, and Thomas
Johnson, Braseanose College.
London, England, 1820-04-17

BACIfELORS •F ARTS.

Samuel Brett Shirreff, Wadham College.
Edward Everett, Balliol College.
William 11N-risen, Christ Church.
In a full Convocatisa in tke afternoon of the same day, the
Rev. Philip Nicholas Shuttleworth, ALA. Fellow of New Col-
lege ; and the Rev. John Bull, M.A. Student of Christ Church,
were admitted Proctors.
The Rev. Aubrey-Charles Price, M.A. Fc;low of New Col-
lege ; the Rev. John Radcliffe,' M.A. Vice-Print:it-al of St. Mary
Hall • the Rev. Walter Lovett, M.A. of Christ Church: and
the Rev. Thos. Yowler Short, M. A. Student of Christ Church,
were nominated Pro-Proctors.
Yesterday, the Rev. William Wilson, M.A. Fellow of Queen's
College, and one of the late Proctor,: of the University ; and
the Rev. Wyndham. Klatchbi•ll, M.A. Fellow of All Souls
College, were admitted Bazhzlors in llivi.iity.

BCC LESI AST I(7.1 L RA) OTI °NS.
The King has promoted the Rev. Robert llodgson D.D.
(new Dean of Chester), to the Dealie7y of tile Cathedral &tuck
of Carlisle, void by the death of Dr. NI ih:er.
The King has granted to the Rev. liter Vaughan, D.D. the
Deanery of the Cathedral Church of Chester, vuid by the re-
ignadon of the Rev. Dr. Hodgson.
The Rev. John Hodgkin is presented to the Vicarage of
Nerthmolton Devonshire.
The Rev. William Vernon, to the Rector) of Hanbury.
The Rev. Kenrick Peck, of Manningford-Bruce, Wilts, to
the Rectory of Ightfseld, Shropshire.
The Rev. It. Browne, to the Rectory of Ailstone, Leices-
tershire.

The Rev. S. D'Oyley Peshall, to the Living of Morton Bagel.,
Warwickshire.
The Rev. E. Law, Minister of Trinity Church, Preston, has
been appointed Chaplain to the British Factory at Peteriburgh.
Tuesday se'nnight, a moderation in a Call for a Minister to
the Calton Kirk-street Relief Congregation, Glasgow, took
place, when the Rev. James Turnbull, of Colinsburgh, Fife, was
unanimously chosen.

BIRTHS.
Tuesday, at the Rectory, Chilmark, the Lady of the Hon.
and Rev. Alfred Harris, of a daughter.
In Cork, the Lady of Dr. Murphy, of a daughter. •
April 3, at Putney, Lady Sarah Lyttelton, of a son.
At Shanbally, in Ireland, the Lady of Major Burke, of a son.
London, England, 1820-04-28

TRIAL OF ING/1.
raisin, LID SATURDAY, APRIL 21 MID 22.
The same forms were gale througfi as In the case of Wade-,
wood. The Soucizor.-Gsorstaas explained the grounds of the
charge in a manner perfectly ilmilar to that of the Azzomme-
Odiresaa en the preceding trial. The same witnesses were ex-
amined, and substantiated die same facts. The guns pistols,
swords, pikes, grenades, ammusition, and ether materials of
war, seized in ant street, were brought into Court, and placed
on the table. The Arroantv-Gemeaz, Mr. Cuftwoos, and
Mr. Asotruns addressed the Jury, the same as before.
The prisoner Inge then addressed the Jury, explaining the
manner in which he became acquainted with the other prisoners,
through a man of the name of Edwards, to whom he imputed
the cause of his misfortune. He (Ings) had left Portsea in May,
1819,much distressed, and had thought Edwards was his friend.
" I am (said he) like a bullock drove into Smithfield Market to
be sold. (Here the prisoner burst into tears]. I say lam like
a bullock drove into Smithfield to be sold. [This be repeated
with great energy]. The Attorney General knows the man.
lle knew all their plans for two months before I was acquainted
with it—[Still crying]. When I was before Lord Sidmouth, a
Gentleman said Lord Sidmouth knew all about this for two
months-{Still in tears). I sonsider myself murdered if this
man is not brought forward-1A more violent gush of tears].
lam willing to die on the scaffold with him. Ile told of every
thing which he did himself. I don't value my life if I can't get
a living for my family—[ln still greater grief]. My life is of
no use to me, if I want bread for my wife and family. I have
a wife and four children. This is all I have to say."
Lord Chief Justice DA Luks then summed up the evidence, and
the Jury, after twenty-five minutes consultation, resumed a
verdict of Guilty, upon the first and third counts.
London, England, 1820-04-28

CONCLUSION OF THE TRIALS.

The Trials for High Treason were last night un-
expectedly brought to a conclusion. The prisoners
Davidson and Tidd, who were tried yesterday, having
been found Guilty, the remaining six prisoners,
Wilson, Harrison, Strange, Cooper, Gilchrist, and
Bradhurn, withdrew their plea of Not Guilty, and,
throwing themselves on the mercy of the Crown,
pleaded Guilty.
The injunction against publishing having now
ceased to operate, we have given, in our preceding
columns, an abstract of the whole proceedings, suf-
ficiently comprehensive to give our Readers a distinct
knowledge of the nature and extent of the Plot of
Treason—the guilt of which has been brought home
to these unhappy men.
London, England, 1820-04-10

Nearly•scrronntled hi Park Paling, arl Entrance Gates from
the road ; in pcsieigon of Captain Woolmore, whose term ex-
pire) at Michaelmas, 1823.
TWO PLEASANT RESIDENCES, with Offices, ex.
.celient Gasigts, ate. in possession of Mr. Nixon, Henry
Sh-!,-.1:,:r.1, Esq. Mrs. Garrick, and William Grifuthqefei Esq.
Leases expire at Lady-Day, 1820, 1821, 1831. Sundry
I:.7c:osures of Meadow and Arable Land adjoining the ToWi:,
c;ataining about
SIXTY-FIVE ACRES,
In possession of ;qr. Berms, Tenant at Will.

lso, sundry otker Enclosures, nearly FORTY ACRES, In
possession of H. Fauntleroy,Esq. John Chadwick, Esq. Messrs.
Lowrance, Woolridge, South, and others.

May be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, on applying to. the
• Carderer at Sir John Whiteford's, where Particulars may be
IL:d; and of Mr. Jackson, Solicitor, and the Red Lion, llarrip-
tvn ; Toy, Hampton Court; Castle, Salt-llill; Talbot, Rich-
nd ; King's Head, Twickenham ; of Messrs. Bu.id and, I Lyzs,
.f..761:cit0r7, Bedford-row ; at CarraWars; and of Mr. Uobins,
Warwick-sweet, Golden-square, where a Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1820-04-10

APRIL f 3.

TUE KING V. WROS AND OTDERS.

The defendant James Wroe, and his two rung
relatives, were this morning put to the bar to receive
sentence, pursuant to their conviction.
The sentence of the Court on James Wroe was,
for the first libel, (for selling one of Sherwin's Poli-
tical Resisters, containing the Address to the Army
—not for selling The Republican, as was before
stated), that he be imp:Loned in Lancaster Castle for
six months, and pay a fine to the King of £100; and
for the second offence(w•hich was for selling another
number of the same work, containing comments on
the Prince Regent's Speech), to be imprisoned for
six months more, and at the period of such impri-
sonment, to enter into recognizances, himself in
1:200, and two sureties in £5O each, to keep the
peace fur two years. The judgments on the other
eis indictments, fur selling numbers of the Observer,
to w!tich he had submitted, were not passed ; but it
was with the understanding that they should not be
called for, provided the defendant conducted himself
well in future. The sentence on the younger Wroes,
as well as on Mrs. Wree, was respired till next As-
sixes. • It is supposed they will not be called fur.
London, England, 1820-04-10

DRILL) ACRES.

By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-Howe 'ehange-Alley, Cornhill, on
THUW.DAY, June 15, MO, at i'welveo'Clock, in Seven Lets,
m~IE very desirable FREEHOLD and T:THE-
A. FREE I.:STATUS, 'situate at Swerford, between Chip-
ping Naiton and llanbury,in the County of Oxford; a fine dry
healthy .situation.
Lux 1. SWHRFORD IIMISE; a stone-built Residence,
adapted for-the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, on a
fine cterdnanding sit uatiOn, seated in a rich Paddock, ornamented
with flee 'timber, bounded by a Stream of Water, surrounded
by ferti Meadows, with Coach-houses, Stables, capital walkd
Gard4l, and'opwards of SEVENTY A Clip of Meadow,
Arabb?, and Pasture Land ; presenting a very isligible situation
for a Gentleman, in a count:y abounding with Sarno, in the
vieinitt of the Duke of 11,:aufort's Hounds, and two packs of

The other Lots comprise Pomfret, Ilattercomb, Swerford
.Firm;. I!iberi-!,7prion, Cradle, and Bloxham Farms; s4uare
adjoining and conti,,buous to Lot 1, with 46m-built Farm-lipase',
Gardens, Barns, Stables, Cow .houses, Cart lodges, and other
Outbuildings, and upwards of
7 SIX HUN DRED AND THIRTY-SIX ACRES

Of s.tesdow, Arable, and Pasture Land, divided into compaet '
Farms, let to rospectside Teaants, Item year to year, at rents
amounting co
. ELEVEN 11UNDRED AN•D EIGTITY POUNDS
per Annum.
This property is very desirable for a Gentleman fond of Field
Sport!, or for investing Money.
. •To is^ viewed by applying at the Mansion, or of Mr. Mr.
deuat, ileiritorp Park,-where farriculzrs may be had; at (I►a-
pel ffouse ; White Hart, Chipping Norton; Red Lion, Ban-
bi:ry ; Star, Oxford; Swan, Tetssforth; the Red Lion, High
Wyconibe ; of IVlessrs. Horne and Rogers, Solicitors, liincrin's
Inn-fa:ids Garcaway's • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick ts.er!,
Gelden-svare, where a Tian edit Et:* may be seen. : ►
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London, England, 1820-04-10

OXFORDSHIRE.
Between CHIPPING NORTON and-BANBURY,

Capital and most desirable FREEHOLD sea TITHE-FREE
ESTATES—Eieellent FAMILY MANSION, with Offices,

6.n-dens, and Pleasure-Grounds—Eligible FARMS and
I.A N DS, with out-buildings—upwards of SEVEN HUN-
London, England, 1820-04-10

EERKS. •
FREEHOLD MANOR FARM,
NEAR HUNGERFORD AND NEWBURY;

tiwards of TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE
ACRES, and great plenty of Game.
.Py Mr. ROBINS, -
At Garrarray's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on
nicessar, May 18, 18%, at Twelve. &Chick, in One Lot,
AVALOABI,E FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate
in the Parlds of Ink Penn' about three miles from Hun-
grtford, seven from Newbury, and fourteen from Andover ;
car.plising WEST COURT MANOR FARM, with good
Farm-I:oust and Offizes, Barns, Stabli:s, Cart-lodgea, and various
Cut-huildiogs acd Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable
L'.:d, containing upwards of
TWO HUN DIsED AND TIIIRTY-THREE ACRES,
tying compact, and in a good state of cultivation; in potses-
and on Lease to Mr. John bLiscaU, about four years of the
unexpired. The Estate is in a fine healthy part of the
CAanty, und within two miles of the Kennet Navigat:an—
a desirable property for investment.
May be !dewed by applying to Mr. Masrall, at the Farm,
loitre Particulars may bT had; at the Bear, Hungerford ; Pe-
Newbury; the Bear and the Crown Inns, Reading; the
t:-.lle, Salt-HUI; of Messrs. Jennings and Collier, Solicitors,
r.-.r«i-street, Lincoln's-inn; at Garaway's and of Mr. Robins,
V,..7-4;ck.street, Golden-square, where a Plan mq be seen.

ISLE or WIGHT.

Er9cahleand Commodious MA RlNys I_LL ni:h excellent

effies, Garden, Pleasure Grounds, and Me-...d0w Land.
Ih• Mr. ROBIN'S.

AI Garraway's CoTee-bonse,'Change-dley,Lill, on Turns-
v, flay IS, at Twelve o'clock, Two Lots,

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DESIRAIILE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate
XI- at WEST COWES, In the ISLE of WIGHT.
1. Comprises a beautiful COTTAGE ORNEE, WEST
17 7i, 1., ,:atcti on a fine eminence, commanding the enchanting
s..:nery of she 31ciina River, the harbour, shipping, and exam--
nve and interesting views of the Hampshire Chast, erected with
meat taste, iiiiished at a very considerable expense, and adapted
for the accuouncrlation of a Noblemanor Gentlemzri of distinc-
'.•::, with etc Alent ()aces of all descriptions, Stabling for six'
u:..;rses, Coach.bauses, Ihrness-room, etc. surrounded by thriving,
T".-ntations, ornamented with fine grown Timb,r, intersected
•-••:.:b gravel and ethzv walla, tastefully disposed; an excellent
• Garden, /Aimed with numerous tine Fruit Trees, and
"e:•Alow Land, containing u.arly TWELVE AC,RES, prin.
• ally waiLd hi, and within a short distance of the town.
7..0? '_!. Comprlses Two Fnclosures of MEAIIOW LAND,
on the orpc.site side of the road to. Lot one, with Gar-
cene:'s Cottage and Gardens, bounded by the road from New.
•art to West Cowes; a delightful Atuation for erecting a Villa,
nearly SEVEN ACRES. •

To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may. be h.A on the
7:l;:mis...s; of Messrs. CLarke, Select!, atid Ream, Solicitor's,
/:ewport, with- 'tickets; at the Bogle Tun, Newport ;
Porternotali; lctli. Arms Gosport; of Mr. '."reeler, - oed
at the 1.1e:..ce, Chicht:sttr; Aid Snip, Vrightort; of Ilerrs.
and Solicitors, Limed:ea Yost; at rearm-
.ay's CotTe•-!.,•u:e ; of M. ltnbios, VPurv;`..ck-xsze!,
Coitiemv,tutre, a of the Estatt; and Villa oily be
%t r.. nod of whom Tickets war be had... - - -
London, England, 1820-06-22

6110,398

LOTTERY OFFICF, SOMERSET-PLACE,
Jvis 21,. 1320.

'rpm LORDS CONIMISSIONERS of his MA-
IL JFSTY'i TREASURY, having coneidered she Memorial
of the Conu actors, and that it will not be possible to have ano-
ther Coriract for a Lottery for some time, have been pleased
to order tha the DRAWING of the THIRD LOTTERY,
sig, allot :d be POSTPONED from the Twenty-third Instant
a}e i'vt.ifth Day of July next. L. HESSE.

• CORNIIILL, 21s: JUNE, 1820.
CONTRACTORS for tl e present LOT-
TEItY take the earliest opportunity to acquaint their
Friends and the Pubiic, that as no further Lottery, fOr some
time, will be contracted for, the Lords Comalissioners of his
;Majesty's Treasury, by their Warrant of this day's date, have
west isiedly POSTPONED the Drawing from the 23d instant,
until WEDNESDAY, the 12th July.
FINISH- OF THE LOTTERY.
$3 5,000 Tickets were drawn First Day.
2,500 Tickets were drawn Second Day.
SC/0 Tickets were drawn Third Day.
13,006 Tickets remain to be drawn _Next Day.
rri BUSH reii,ecituliy acquaints his hest Friends,
J. a the Public, that the State L,ottery hnishas
WEDNESDAY, THE I2TH JULY,

When an the Twelve Thousand Tickets now in the Wheel
must he Drawn; as must, also, the Four Stock Prizes of
410,000, the l'ortrfour other Stock Capitals, and the Fourteen
Money Capitals.
lIISH's OFFICES are remarkably fortunate when £30,000
Prnz•. form pact of the Scheme, as he h.ts sold and shared as
Tri4!: y :£SO,UUO Prizes as all the other Office-keepers combined,
&::a his are the only Offices that ever sold in One Lottery,
ALL 1 HREE PRIZES Or £30,000 !

Warranted undrawn Tickets and Share% arq seLiag by
T. BISH, STOCK-BROKCR,
No. 4, CornhilllCharing-Cron,and 9 Charing-Cron,

Who has already sal d SIX CAPITALS in .the present Lottery.
•.* Various apparent inducements have been held out .tt
41fferent periods of this Lottery, by which persons were led to
imag:ne that great advantages were to be obtained; and, by the
wording of the Advertisements, &c. it appeared that they were
to be had only at particular Offces: but such has not been the
eaqe, for ilISH's Customers may rest assured th.:y have had,
anti wig have, (eery advantage the Scheme nily be said to pos-
(lough BISH is NOT the CONTRACTOR, nor has a4y
concen: th Lottery or its Manaawnent I!!

STOCK OF PIANO-FORTES,
Ayr) LE ISE OF EXTF.NSIVE PREMISES.

rill-U. STOCK consists of upWards'of One Hun-
dred and Fiity New and Second-hand PIANO-FORTES,
which will he Sold, for Ready Money, at Prime Cost; war-
ranted tease of waioned materials, and in touch and tone equal
the most approved makers: if not approved of, will be ex-,
ebanged withil two months front the time of purchase. Also
a flirt. (*gar), in a handsome snahn-rimy Gothic case, new
Yithiti two years ; has the Stops, open and stop Diapason, Prin-
cipal, and Fifteenth, wi, b shifting movement —The Premises
are well c kulated for a Piano-forte or Cabinet-maker and Up-
liolsterer, having extensive Workshops, Yard, and Saw-pit;
has been in the last business many years.
Apply at the Manufactory, 92, Dean-street, Soho.
London, England, 1820-06-22

CIIHAP PRINTED FpRNITURES.
TO FAMILIES. MAKING ALTERATIONS, AND

VPHOLS'FF.RERS MAKING UP TO SELL AGAIN.'
T. MILLARD respectfully. informs Families pur-
e/ • chasing Furniture), &c. he is making arrangements for
an entire New Set of Superior Patterns in Printed Furnitures
for the Drawing-Room, Beds, Sofa carers, &v. with a variety
of Chl•Ace Furniture Dimities; in consequenc_ of which, he has
tletemined on disposing of the Whole of the attainder of his
rulierteded Pattectia of 4-4th and Ell-wide Farniturcs, both
fit-mm.l'A.. and Pieces, at the Prime Cost Prices, for Ready
:4.biney, the lengths to be taken as they are; the 4-4ths corn-
raence at Is. per yard, and the Ell-wider at 2s. at his
sale and Retail Printed Furniture, East India, and Futeign and
Er:tish Warthouse, No. 16, Chi-ipsiile.
Families arrivi, g in 'Town from. abroad, and Gentlemen se-
-I•:ting Shawls, Muslins, 14. e. for Foreign Otders or present,,
r.% very in.Ounctl, the choic. st India and curious
Shawls are I.ln, with the various kinds of Irish Linens
Sheetirg4, Fremh C7.mbrics of the Valenciennes and C..rd
bray fabrics, India and British Long Cloths and Musl:r.B, de..
sail wrought Dresses r.-.ltl Draperies, Foreign Dan.a.k Table
Linen ...C4pkisis, new Penci:ied Chintz Cambric, and ;Ilus-
lin Promenade I)re,S and for tht• Fort ion Market, White
Chintz and Ajengoes, peculiar to the House, flout Two to
Titre? Guineas the Piece of three and four Drcsses.

lhe lowest Price of Dresses kept, for Ladies Morning wear,
and for F.xpor:ing. commence at ss. id. tach to 30 guineas.—
Superior Lace V t '!s.
Proprktors of Business supplied, and those Anicies taken en-
tire, are at the Piece Price ; fixed Price to every Arzick is
v.:34e without deviation.
London, England, 1820-02-25

POLICE.

Bow-sTntrT.—The names of the Officers engaged
in the conflict with the conspirators in Cato-street, on
Wednesday night, are as follow : G. ltuthven,
W. WeAtott, (severely wounded) Townsend,
S. Surman (severely wounded), Woodbury, Brooks,
Gill, Wright, Gibbs, (severely wounded) and It.
Smithers (killed). • Their conduct, on this occasion.
cannot be too much praised ; and the unfortunate
Smithers 'acted with a degree ct daring intrepidity
that would have secured him an honourable reward,
had he lived. Lord SIDMOUTH assured Mr. BIRNIF...
that his widow should be amply provided for. He
had no children, but his widow is pregnant. It was
in a gallant attempt to rescue El/is from destruction,.
by securing li:istlewood, that he met his death.—
Westcott states, that Thistlewood escaped down the.
front stairs ; that he (Westcott) fired at him, and al,ly
cut at his head; but I.c evaded the blow, and at that
moment \Vestcotr received two balls through his ha:,
and was knocked down by s-tarte person above. This,:
Office was filled last night. with the patrols and con-
ductors, who had oi &is to remain all night ; and.
BIRSIN continued until twelve o'clock, ip
readiness for any thing that aright transpire.

An Inquest, was yesterday, held, at the Ldp
Hospital, on the body of It. Penny, a Police OUice:-,
vho died in consequence of the bursting of a
which he was discharging ; it blew off the fore
fingen' of his 'right hand, and a mortification ensued.
Verdict accordingly.
Tuesday evening, as Mr.C. GOODCHILD was tali7:g
tea with his wife, in Queen's Head-place, near the
Paddington New-rt,ad, a pistol, loaded with slug:.,
was fired through the drawing-room window,
the contents lodged in the wahlscot, in a corner of
the room, by some person lalro knew the situation
of the table. The place is private, and it was eviler.:;
from the course of the slugs, -that the pistol was firt.alt
from an eminence.
London, England, 1820-02-25

FRIDAY, FEIIRIARY 25, le2d.

• This day was publlOod,
In Three Volumes, price £l. is. boards,
THE MYSTERY; or, FORTY YEAR§ AGOe•--..
A Novel.
" Of clntwE or change, 0 ! let not man complain,
Else shall he never, never cease t•-) wail;
For from the imperial dome, to when the swain
Rears his lease cottage in the silent dale,
All feel the asslOt of Fortune's fickle gale !"
This Novel is not wholly fictitious. It will be found to.con-
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of Africa, Major Houghton; together with the most remarkable
incidents of a journey performed in that quarter of the globe
" Forty Years Ago."
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GEAftAL ELICTION.

BUCK IN H A AISHIR E ELECTION. .
rip HE Worthy and Independent FREEFICILDERS
-11- of the COUNTY of BUCKINGHAM are moat respect-
fully informed, that the Honourable ROBERT SMITH will
avail himself of the e: chest opportunity of personally soliciting
the bonopr of dick Votes and Interest, his immediate canvass
'being onli delayed until correct lists of the Freeholders can be
obtained.

Obrnotunicatipns tending to promote Mr. Smit'fs Election,
are earnestly requested, addressed to his Igandon Committee at
Whitehall ; hi, .North Bucks Committee at Duckiughum ; his
South Bucks Committeeat High Wycombe; and his Central
General Committee at Aylesbury.. -
_ _ _

This day wal published,
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•
.A SISI'E3I of G EdGll. A PHY, for the
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of the Botindarks Extent, Poithlation, Cities, Town;, Cathe-
dray", Altotistie Remains, eminent Natives, &c.. of the various
Counties .of Great Britain and Ireland. To which are added,
'flute Hindre6r Questions on the sever.fl Parts of the Work,
fw,the /advise of Pupils. Illustrated with Thit:ty-six beautiful
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his back upon Sir William Curtis, and said, that
worthy Baronet was in the habit of treating the most
important subjects with levity.
Sir W. CURTIS said, there was something so unacz ,
countable in what the worthy—he was going to sty;
Gentleman—(Here there was a loud cry tif "Order ) •
iJr. Dixoir advised William to neat any per-
son who insulted •him with silent. contempt.
" 1 believe you are in the right," said Sir WILLIAM.
Mr, OLIMIAM!—The language used by the worthy
Member (Mr. Griffiths) might have been too strong,
but he was not more "out of order than the last
speaker. The great question was, whether the Court
should grant the sum of '2OO guineas to the several
Parishes? In supporting this the lion. Member (Mt-.
Griffiths) had Praised the conduct of some Members
of Parliament; while he found fault with that of
others ; but if his language was strong or coarse, it
was not more so than, that which was given ik reply
to it. For his own part, he must say, that the lion.
Members for the City. whose names bad been men=.
tioned, were fully entitled to the thanks of their fel-
low-citizens, for the able, manly, and dignified stand
which they had made against the rapacity of the Fire
Act Clergy. He had great respect for the character
of the Clergy, and would wish to see them fairly.re-1
munerated for their services, but he could not bear
to see them step out of their sphere, and appear more
anxious for the loaves and fishes than for the care of
the minds and souls of those committed to their
charge!—(Hear, hear ).—fle hinisalf could not
_ap-
prove of the conduct of the worthy Alderman (Sir
W. Curtis) on the occasion. Tbe worthy Alderman
seemed to have forgot his repeated promises to pro-
tect the rights and interests of his fellow-citizens—
(Hear, hear)—those promises which were so broadly
repeated in his advertisements and addresses to the
Livery—( Hear, hear).—The present,. he conceived,
was the proper time for drawing comparisons between
upright and honourable men who faithfully dis-
charged their duty, and that of those who neglected
the trust reposed in them.—The Report was agreed to.
Mr. HuneoxinE next moved the. Thanks of the
Court to Thomas Sanders, Esq. for his able and ac-
tive conduct in opposing the Bill.
Alderman WAITIIM AN, in bearing testimony to
the very efficient support which he and his colleagues
had ieceived from Mr. Sanders, observed, that never
was there any measure so warmly contested in a Com- .
mittee before; and so gi eat were Dire exertions made
in support of the Bill, that it was only lost in the
Committee by two or three votes.—The Motion was
put and agreed to.
After some routine business the Court adjourned.
London, England, 1820-02-25

WORK'S OF DR. M tvort.

This day was published, a new, improved, and enlarged Edition,
price Ss. bound, of
1. MITE BRITISH NEPOS: consisting of the
JL I.ives of Illustrious Britons, who have distinguished
themselves by their Vi,tur:s,- Talents, or remarkable Advance-
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SLIMMER 10;296.

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BLACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES on the
LAWS and CONSTITUTION of ENGLAND;
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By JOHN GIFFORD, Esq.
Late one of his :11ajestv's Justices of the Peace for the Counties
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boards,
ATREATISE ON LAND SURVEYING, in
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IL Rules for finding•the Arias of Plane }inures. 111. To
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tliain only. V. P..les for parting off any ziv.-rt Portion of a
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• Explanation of the Method used by the int-Ft eminent Sur-
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VACCINATION%
Oa the lst cl:,y of March will be publiked,

TE LONDON MEDICAL lIEPOSI FORT, No.
LX in which will be found, a very full Discussion
ou the preventive Efficacy and general Merits of Viiecor.terox,
a question of universal importance and especial interest at the
present time.
The Number will likewise be enriched with an interesting
Correspondence between Dr. Wilson Philip, Mr. Brodie, and
others, resrecting the Functions of the Nervous and Vascular
System; a Paper by Dr. Conquest, accompanied with an En-
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Batley to Dr. Paris, respecting' a Preparation of Opium, &c.
Retrospect of British and Foreign Medical Literature, and
other important matters.
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London, England, 1820-11-09

ESSEX.

GREAT WA KERING RECTORY, near SOUTILEND.
The GREAT TITHES- of the PARISH, containing nearly
THREE THOUSAND ACRES,
And an Elegant newlret•ecteal RESIDENCE, with Offices,
• Land, &c.
TO BE. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-sware),
THE Very VALUABLE ESTATE,
late the property of JOHN ROBERTS, Esq. deceased.
Comprising an elegant FA MILY RESIDENCE, seated on a
Lawn, with Coach-housei, Stables,: and various other Offices;
Dog-kennel, Granary, Bcc. A capital Farm-yard adjoining, with
roomy Barns, Stables, and all necessary Out-buildings, and
nearly SIXTY Acres of Meadow and' Arable Land. Also, the
GREAX. TITHES of the whole Parish, • containing nearly
, TifREE THOUS AN D ACRES, which are taken in kind,
and-very productiVe. The Lards in Great Wakering are well
known to be superior to almost any in the kingdom, and most'
advantageously situate for the shipment of prqduce to the Lon-
don and other Markets, at very reasonable expense; presenting
a most eligible and important Property for an Investment and.
Residence, only nye miles from the fashionable watering-place,
South-End, and 44 from London. •
May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Partin.
lan may be had ; of Mr. Roberts, Solicitor, 16, Furnival's Inn ;
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a
Plan of the House and Lands may be seen.
London, England, 1820-11-09

• I
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~

II'AditLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY Sl.
The Earls of ANICRDZCN, WINCNSLIIIA, Drone and Cow
rows and Lord BOSTON, took the oaths and their seats.
The Marquis of CHOLMONDELEY (as Lord Steward)
reported the King', Answer to their Lordships' Addresses of
Friday, which was read frqm the Woolsack, and expressed his
Majestyl.thanks to the House for its loyal and dutiful Address.
He again thanked their Lordships for their renewed condolence
on the circumstance of.the lamented death of hii Majesty's
Royal Father, the late King, and expressed his Majesty's cordial
satisfaction at their Lordships assurance of their readiness to
concur in such measures as his Majesty may deem it proper in
the present exigency to adopt.
With respect to the death of his Majesty's Royal Brother, the
late Duke of Kent, his Majesty received with satisfaction their'
Lordships' condolence on that lamented event.
The Marquis CORNW ALLIS reported the Answer of her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent to their Lordships' Mes-
sage of Condolence on the afflicting circumstance of the death of
bet Royal Highness's illustrious Consort, which was expressive
of her Royal Highness's high and grateful sense of the distinc-
tion so conferred upon her. •
These Answers were ordered to be entered upon the Journals.
Mr. Meet's from the Commissioners for the Reduction of
the National Debt, presented an Account of the Receipt and
Expenditure of that Board for the year endihg the sth January.
Lord AUCKLAND presented a l'etition from the Debtors
confined in the King's Bench Prison, praying 'for the continu-
ance of the Insolvent Debtors Act. His. Lordship took occa-
sion to observe, that as he understood the present Act would
expire to-morrow, he certainly was desirous, as the subject was
one of great public ani private importance, that a Bill may be
passed for its renewal until the next Session of Parliament, early
in which it was his intention to move for the appointment of a
Committee for the full investigation of the subject.—The Peti-
tion being read, was ordered to lie on the table.
Two Private Bills were brought up from the Commons by
Mr. llousLon and Mr. DAVENPORT, and read a first tine.
The Marquis of LA NSDOW N presented a Petition from
the Insolvent Debtors in the Borough Jail of Liverpool, expres-
sive of their apprehension of the discontinuance of the Insol-
vent Debtors' Act, and earnestly praying for its renewal.
On this occasion the Noble Marquis said a few words, similar
in purport to what had been expressed by his Noble Friend
(Lord Auckland).
The Petition was ordered to lie oh the table; as were a few
others, presented by the Earl of CAR: A R VON, from certain
.E.trislies in tilt: County of Devon, on a subject of a local nature.
Adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1820-02-22

GENTLEMAN MISSING.

AGENTLEMAN, about Twenty-seven Years of
Age, in dejected spirits, absented himself from his Home
on Sunday morning, the 15th instant. He had on await of black,
with a brown great coat, lin2d with silk, crape on kis hat, and
grey gloves. He is abeut five feet nine Inches high, thin, without
whiskers, inclined to a florid complexion, rather a long nose,
large grey eyes, and brown hair.
Whoever should meet with the said Gentleman, will be pleased
to take care of him, give immediate notice, by express, to Mr.
WZATISLAW, Solicitor, Rugby, Warwickshire, and they will be
most handsomely rewarded, and all expenses instantly paid.
FrIAVARY Est, 1820.

It being probable that he may have come to London, in_
formation is requested to be forwarded to .Messrs. Funza and
Satawitz, Solicitors, Calton Chambers, Regent-street.

GAS FIGHT AND COKE COMPANY.
LONDON, FEIIIII.7A LY 21, 1220.
NOTICE is hereby given, That a SPECIAL
COURT of the PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY
will be held an WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of March next,
at Meven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the CtoWn and Anchor
Tavern, in the Strand, in the County of 'Middlesex, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the propriety 0, confirming
a Call upon the Shares of the last nciv Capital.
Dy Order of the Court of Directors,
JOIIN PRIMER., Secretary.
N.B. The Chair will he taken at 'Avetve teauck precisely.

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ULIEN DELMOUR or, THE NEW AiRA ; a
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London, England, 1820-02-22

THE ARMY.

His MAJESTY has appointed General Sir SAMUEL
Hot.sia, (late Lieutenant Governor) to the Govern-
ment of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, vacant by the
death of Sir DAVID DUNDAS.
The KING has appointed Colonel PINE COFFIN, of
the Royal Staff Corps, to succeed Major-General Sir
G. Bmotrau, as a Brigadier General yn the Staff, at
Si. Helena.
The three Captains of the Bth Regiment. of Foot,
who were lately dismissed the service, have, by order
of the CCaItiANDER-IN-CHIEF, been directed to be
placed on full-pay, several' circumstances having
since appeared to warrant revoking the sentence.
The First Battalion of the Coldstream Guards
marched into Portsmouth on Saturday to take the
duty of the Garrison. The Second Vetei an Battalion,
which has been doing duty there during the absence
of the Guards to attend his late NlAJzary's Fune-
ral, will return to-Gosport this week.