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London, England, 1820-11-20

FRANKFORT, NOVENIBER 4.

A remarkable note is spoken-of, which the Nea-
politan Minister of Foreign Affairs has addressed to
Prince Metternich, to require trom him, in the name
of the King, his master, an explanation respecting
the Austrian troops which are assembled in Upper
Italy, and the hostile attitude which Austria has as-
sumed towards the kingdOm of the Two Sicilies.
This ' note enters into the details of the steps which
the Court of Naples has taken to come to an under-
standing with that of Vienna.

BERLIN, NOVEMBER 4.
•
The persons lately arrested on suspicion of poli-
tical intrigues, had procured from Paris a great
number of pamphlets of all kinds in which danger-
°a principles are professed. One of the Professors
of the Gymnasium corresponded directly with the
Committee at Paris, which sent the pamphlets. A
very important letter has been found in his possession.

TItOPPAU, NOVEMBER 2.
Lord. Stewart and Count Caraman dispatched,
couriers to their respective Courts on the 25th of
October, after the close of the first conference, in
which Prince Metternich laid before the Ministers of,
the Great Powers the proposals of his Government.
Since,the arrival of Prince Hardenberg and Count
Nesselrode, the number of Ministers is complete,
and Conferences are now held daily. It is thought
that, besides the affairs of Naples, the Sovereigns
will deliberate on some other important concerns,
which cannot be terminated except as far as they
shall agree with the policy of other Powers, espe-
cially that of the Court of St. James's. •
If we may credit the reports again in circulation,
Austr4 wishes, before it actually begins hostilities
against Naples, to induce the Italian Sovereigns to
firma confederation like that of Gerniany, of which
the trn. peror, as Kiag of Lombardy and Venice,
would naturally be the head. There is also an idea
of giving to the German Confederation new institu•
tions, or at least of making great modifications in
thoie'actually in force.
.11 is further affirmed, that
the Powers of the North will form .a maritime con-
federation under the inficence of Russia. A Treaty
of- Commerce and Navigation would then be pro-
-
posed;_which would greatly diminish the advantages
hitherto enjoyed by foreign vessels in the navigation
of the Baltic.
London, England, 1820-11-20

LrNDRAWN TICKETS and SHARES are
selling by
J. AND J. &VAL/WRIGHT,
At their very fortunate Offices,
Z 7, Omit:mix; I 11, Hovioaw ;
HAYAIAIMLT; I 141, Ottroin•srater;
Who shared and Sold .
•
Two Prizes £20,000
In the present Contniet, viz. •
rip. 135 - - - £20,000
1%06 seto.ooo
Two Prizes of £20,000 Consols,
• And all the other Capitals taut be draw*
TUESDAY, 2Sru NOVEMBER,
Being tholast and only day of Drawing.
Tn.: fate of every Ticket sold prior to the 15th November,
v 4 Inial:y decided by the drawing of that day ; those Persons,
tbeaefure,wbo have already purchased in the.present Lottery, are
vet nuptes.thd to intipire•the Lae of their Numbers, in order to
eac.bante.ll4l, tit all. rsix,4 for Undrawn Tickets and Shares.
London, England, 1820-11-20

. •
TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.

LeDLILS AND GLvILF.3II/ra,
M-2-R. A. B. Ednvmstone-having been placed in the
distinguished situation of a Efirector of your Aff..irs,
*ince I had the honour of addressing you on the 24d of Septem-
ber last, I now again take the' liberty of apprising you, that it is
arty intention of proceeding to the Ballot, at the ensuing Annual
J'Arriiin its Apnl next, on the Vaiancroccasioned by the death
of Colonel J. B. Taylor, or on any casual Vacancy which may

occur.
Fr = the flattering support I have received on my Canvass,
I have reason to hope thit my. retensions have been considered
favourably by you, for which mark of your kindness I beg leave
mot respectfully to tender to you my grateful thanks, and at the'
same time to solicit your additional favour and support.
I shall take the earliest opportunity of renewing my personal
respects to each individual Proprietor.
I have the honour to remain, Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servant,
14th November, 1820. JOIIN LOCII.
N.B. Communications relating to Captain Loch's Election
will be thankfully received at the ge. w City Chambers, Bishops-
gate-street.

TO CHURCH PATRONS AND THE CLERGY.
A LIBERAL consideration will be given for an
ADVOWSQN or PRESENTATION to a RECTORY,
VICARAGE, PERPETUA L CURACY, or DONATIVE,
any inlay to .e:1500 a-year, preferred• under value ;. or a Rec-
tory, 4000 Acres, in a Southern County, will be exchanged to
a Living with Single Duty, in a cheerful situation or country,
or a Living in a choice county, with excellent Residence, and
£7OO a-year for a Living under value, or tenable with anything
of adequate value, situation, however objectionable, no object.
Apply, post-paid, to Mr:Slice, Landed Estate and Clerical
Agent, Southampton-row.
Exchanges in great variety, and responsible Tenants for the
Tythes of large Parishes, alWays at command.

Just published,
Fourth Edition, price One Shilling,

KOULI KHAN; or, THE PROGRESS OF ERROR.
Embellished with Ten Caricature Engravings.

Pu'alished by William Benbow, Strand, London.

Orders, enclosing remittances, will be punctually attended to,
:rd placards for shop windows will be enclosed.
A Dose for the Whigs—'l'he Whigs Exposed; or, Truth by
Day-light. Price Sixpence.
:i Peep into the Cottage at Windsor; or. Love among the
hoses. A P.)em, founded on facts. Price Sbtpence.
The Banner, an Allegory. By Luke 11. Brown. A Poetic.
C.2.-z!ion in praise of Sir F. Burdett. Price One Shilling.

EXCHANGE YOUR PRIZES FOR .UNDRAWN
TICKETS AND SHARES.
1. WO PRIZES of £20,000 ! and a variety of
other Capitals. Consols and Money, in the Wheel; and
nuts: all be drawn
On TUESDAY, :lath NOVEMBER,
When the Lottery will entirely finish, and BISH's Contract
terminate. .
Warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are selling by
T. RISE!, bale Contractor,
47 Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London,
ITIo Flared and Sold, drawn the *First Day of the present
Lottery,
1,40 Prize of e. 0,000
Commis and Money; and in tbg last Lottery,
6,615 Prize of £;10,000
?cc. Ste.
And by his Agents in the Country. •
London, England, 1820-11-20

MK honourable character andundoubted veracity, who had pea-
wised the best possible opportunities of witnessing, and therefore
• knew, the character of your conduct; and to have produced,
whomjrairjou not been conscious of your innocence, must have
ensured the proof of guilt. These honourable persons, whose in-
tetritY le beyond even the reach of suspicion, have testified to
that are! ptopriety, -for which we honour and admire yon,
and which we believe you never to have departed:
" Whilst we reflect on the proceedings of your accusers, and
on the kind of testimony they have advanced, we feel at no loss
to account for the reasons why they refused your Majesty thz
names of the witnesses; and a specification of their charges until
they were produced in evidence against you.
" We eouttast your conduct with &at of your accusers, and
see you virtuoualy spurning their proffered emoluments and
honours, and the facilities to the gratification of a criminal pas-
sion, which their overtures afforded. We see that your enemies
have not attempted to shew one act of impropriety wittio the
lan three years of your life, when, if such passion had ever ex-
isted, it is reasonable to suppose. it would have gained strength
from time, and become less reserved by the continuance of un-
interrupted indulgence. Flom a review of the whole, we, who
ate neither corrupted by interest nor prejudice, feel impelled, by
regard to reason and truth, as well as by every- sentiment of
honour and humanity, to inter the impossibility of au improper
attachment, and to pronounce the firm conviction of our minds,
,that year Majesty has esfablisistd your Innocence, and nude ap-
parent' the guilty designs of your adversaries.
We again repeat our congratulations, and express our firm
belief, that the enemies of your Majesty are the enemies of our
Gentry; and fervently pray, that you may long continue to en-
joy the love and homage -of a loyal and generous Nation, whose
public spirit has sheltered your innocence and character from
the power and uuequal influence of your adversaries!" ' •
London, England, 1820-11-20

VIENNA, OCTOBER 31.

Tire Conferences at Tropnatt are very active ; and
it is generally believed, that besides the affairs of
Italy, the Congress will discuss several other im-
portant points. Thou,gh nothing now is said of
sending more troops to Italy, yet it is remarked as
an indication of war, that the regiments of infantry
now in that country, and which had but 100 men
effective in a company, have just received orders to
raise this number to 120. Besides this, the whole of
the subaltern Officers have received horses gratis,
which they should have provided at their own ex-
pense, as soon as their regiments should be on- the
war establishment.
NOVEMh ER seems certain tharour Court, in-!
concert with its Allies, has resolved on the military
occupation of the kingdom of Naples. The Aulic
Council of War is observed to be extremely occupied
for some days past. The Officers belonging to the
General Staff will shortly set out for Italy.
NOVEMBER S.—The Aulic Council of War has not
for Tinny years been so occupied as at this'moment.
It appears. by the measures taken on different points,
that we are en the eve of a campaign, the success of
which is certain if it takes place, as there is.every
reason to presume.
It seems some regiments of the Light Cavalry have
just received orders to put themselves in march for
Italy, and that they will shortly proceed to their
destination. Four regiments of infantry and some
battalions of grenadiers are likewise spoken of as
being to move in a few days. We are extremely
impatient hem to know the result of these menacing
preparations.
London, England, 1820-11-20

FLANDERS MAIL.

lIRUSSELS, NOVEMBER 14.
. .
The accounts from Germany received to-day csift.
firm the important news that the Austrian army in
Italy is going to move, and that it will pass through
the dominions of the Pope to proceed towards the
kingdom of Naples. All the Officers of this army
have received orders to provide themselves, within
three days, with their horses and moles for convey-
ing the baggage; The Commanders of the corps
have received order's not to give any leave of-absence
for more than twelve hours.
London, England, 1820-08-05

TO CAPITALISTS.

THE Advertiser wishes to meet with a Person in-
clined to join him, on equitable terms, in an undertaking
of the most promising and flattering nature.. None need apply
who cahaot advance from Two to Five Thousand Pounds , if
required—a large sum being already embarked in it. As it is
r.nconnected with business, it is particularly adapted to a Noble-
rr.an or Gentleman, and personal attendance is optional.
For particulars, apply to J. Jackson, No. 195, High-street,
Southwark.
London, England, 1820-08-05

LOAN OF MONEY.

THE object of this Advertisement is to obtain
confidence, not to abuse it. Though the Advertiser is
se'isibk of the prejudice excited by the occasional misconduct of
I.47riegipled individuals, he trusts he has some claim to sincerity,
7' en he assures those who may honour him with their commu-
ricathms, that they will experience treatment the most candid,
liberal, and explicit; ascertaining at once what will be effected,
whether on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold, or other security.
Address, post paid, to T. M. care of Mr. Yonge, 10, Essex-
street, Strand. _ _

g - Reversions are purchased._

THIS MONTH.

On WEDNESDAY, the 39th, the New Lottery will be drawn
ALL IN ONE DAY:
WEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, Cornhill, wishes the
• Public to peruse with attention the Scheme of the pre-
Lottery. 11v bas not one objectionable point. It contains
a very small number of Tickets (only 5,6C0), yet there are
TWO Prizes of 4 20,000, and Twenty-eight• other Capitals--
the Lowect Prizes £l6, and ALt. in Sterling Money. Every
"Ecket will be drawn singly front the Wluel, as in the old and
copular Lotttri,,s, each deciding its own fate, and no other.—
Contractor makes no reserve of Tickets; tug PU2LIC MAY
lICY ALL ms Psizn. The entire Lottery will be decided in
U I tay, WE D NESD.AY, 30th of this Month. •
Mclarts and Shares are on Sale at WEBB's Fortunate Office,
9, Coasurtt; where Two Prizes of /40,000 were sold in
Shares in the List Six Months.

A NTACIL) for SOUR. BEER or WINES, pre-
4A. pared anti x,1,1 by T. SHILLITOE, Druggist, Totten-
tlam. The t.-equcht. application for this Preparation, and its in-
nocent properties, has ,induced the Proprietor to make it more
puh!:c than be has yet done. Sour Beer or Wines are restored
by it to th.:ir original bald qualities in three or four days.
bid in I...ckets sufficient fe.r nit:e gallons of liquor, at Is. 6d-
tirh, 11 E. Edwards, 66. St. l'aurs Church-yard ; 3. Sanger,
Osford-strvt t ; and may be had of nusst tilcdiciuc IfentlerS
lewn stud Counts
London, England, 1820-06-03

Nu3;BF•.it 10,382.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTI.}.3.III.N,

Fr i 11..., result of my canvass imperiously calls upon
me to make my best acknowledgements fur the very fa-
your..l;t: recLption I have met with, and affords me the most
sanguine hopes of success.
1 beg leave to renew my assurance, that in the event of my
:staining the object of my ambition, my time and best abilities
skall be devoted to the discharge of the duties of a Director,
I trust, ill:a the repeated testimonies I have received front
(,rwernment in India, during a period of thirty years ser—ice,
WI; h..: a pledge for my Future conduct.
i:Put EV:ction Is fixed for Friday, the• 9th instant, when the
attedance of those Friends who honour me with their support
will be thankfully acknowledged.
I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and faithful Servant,
June 1,1820. CHARLES I:LTON PRESCOTT.
elytain Prescott's Committee will meet daily at the
King's Item' Tavern, in the Poultry, where every communica-
tion will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1820-06-03

THE ARMY.

.

__ . •
• The Yorkshire Hussars, having completed their •
term of permanent duty at York, were on Wednesday
reviewed upon Kriavesmire, by General BYNG, wh•
expressed himself highly satisfied with the excellent
manner in which they went through their manceuvrec.
The Royal Cheshire Legion is to assemble, we are
informed, on the 10th inst. and march into Liver viol
on permanent duty on the 12th. A troop of Lancers
is attached to the Regiment.
Fifteen chests of arms, containing 20 stand each,
arrived in Leeds on Muo—lay last, for the use of Vo-
lunteer Corps, now forming.
London, England, 1820-06-03

Ireland, or wolkl he propose any measure vrith a view to the
suppression of •the•dMurbances in that kingdom?
Mr. Cl/ARLES GRANT said, that in the present circum-
stances it was not the intention of Government to re-enact the
Insurrection Act, nor did they mean to adopt any means of a
similar tendency--flkar, hear).
Mr DALY then gave notice, that he would on Wednesday
next, submit a mation to rhe House upon the subject of the dis-
turbances in Ireland.
The Nisi Prius Bill was read a'second time.

Mr. M A B ERLEY, in a Committee on the Linen Bounty Acts,
proposed Resolutions for the continuance of the Bounties, and
for a Duty on the Impartation of Linen Yarn • which were
agreed to proforma, it`being understood that the discussion of
them should take place on a future stage.—Report on Monday.
The Alien Bill was brought in, read a brst time, and ordered
to he read a second time on Wednesday, and to be printed.
The Naturalization Regulation Bill was brought in, read a
first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of, and the House
adjourned at Half-past One until Monday next.
London, England, 1820-06-03

PRIVER'I%II.
,CT the mint' attempts- that :Im
daily madeto impose on tbewnwary a SPURIOUS C 0
POSlTlONinstend of the GRYVINE BLACKING prcpar.d
by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, its
which their signature and address,
97, HIGH-HOLBORN,
Ism conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is
unlike all letter-pm., will enable purchasers at once to eetect
the imposition. •
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by
DAY and MARTLN, 97, High-Holborn, and retallad by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers Ironmongers, Pezfu-
mere, Boot-Makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles
6d. is. and is. 6d. each.

FOR COUGHS, HOARSE/kESSES, &c.
MR.GREENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZ ENG
of TOLU: the great demand after sixty years trial,
proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, lloaretnesset.
Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. T`-.e,
genuine only have " lt. Hayward," prinied on the stamp, b'
whom they are prepared, as suicessor to Mr. Greenonrii, the
Inventor. Sold in Boxes at Is. 1&d. each, by his appointment.
by Newberys, 45, St, Paul's Church-ytrd ; Sutton, Bow Church-
yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Nix, Royal Exchange:
Johnson, Cornhill;- Ward, 594, Holborn; Clark, 269, Borour.11;
'sager, 150, Oxford-street; Barclays, Flea-Market; Blake, 56,
Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where alto
may be had, Mr. GRERNOUG Ifs CELEBRATEDTINC--
TURES for preserving the Teeth and Gums, and curing the
Totith-ach, In large Bottles, at 4s. Pd. each.
THE GRAVEL ANA STONE, LUMBAGO, &e.
HICKMAN'S PILLS are allowed to be the molt
successful preparation far effectually removing, and p-e-
-venting the futuretecurrence of all those disorders which ar:se
from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs, at Gravel and
Stone, Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loiup, and suppres-
sion of Urine. Being composed of the most innocent ingredi-
ents, this invaluable Medicine relieves the suffering patient front
the excruciating tortures of those diseases without any violence
or injury to the amstitution, and requires no conAnement or re-
straint of diet during its use. It is one of the eldest Public
Medicines extant ; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy have
formly maintained the- highest and must universal reputation
ever possessed by any remedy.
Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. and Hs. by Butler's, Chemists, MI.
Chsapside, corner of St. Paul's • and by the principal Driggist,
Booksellers, and Medisine Venders in threry Town throughes:
the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1820-06-03

TO CAPITALISM-TO BE SOLD,

AMOST Eligible ESTATE for INVESTMENT,
near ROSS, in lIEREFORDSIIIRF, viz. the several
Farms of Upton Court, Whittock's End, Bullock's End, and
•Gateotrib, being Land of the first-rate quality, lying contiguous,
and let to most responsible Tenants for upwards of £llOO a year.
The whole forming a Property most desirable for Trustees, or
persons desirous of making a good investment in Land.
Env Particulars apply to Mr. eheld, Land Surveyor, No.
42, Pall-mall ; or to Messrs. Brace and Selby, Solicitors, Surrey-
strc et, Strand.
London, England, 1820-06-03

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

El A CAPITAL double fronted FAMILY MAN-
SION, standing on an Estate of about Four Hundred
Acres, on the borders of Hertfordshire and Essex, about 20
milks Irons London. The House is most pleasantly situated in
a lark Lawn of about Seventy Acres, and, from the size, num-
ber, and tiktribution of the Apartments, is adapted for the com-
modious residence of a large and genteel family. The soil is
dry and healthful, the views agreeable, the roads excellent, and
the neighbourhood highly respectable.
The Estate is divided into suitable Farms, and ornamental
Plantations are interspersed, connected by walks kept up at a
trilling expense. Attached to it is the Advowson of the Parish,
with a amid Rectory-house and a 11Ianor (which, as well as the
surrounding country), is well stocked with Game.
To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with further parti-
culars, may be had of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, No. 42,
Fall-Mall.

PROFESSIONAL RESIDENCE, TIIAVIES INN,
HOLBORN, with immediate Possession,
TO EE► SOLD BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. HOGOART,
At the Mart, on Wamtranar, June 7, at Twelve,

AA LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, (extra-
parochial), desirably situate for a Professional Gentleman,
No. 3, on the West Side of Thavies Inn, particularly open in
front • containing six Bed-chambers and a Dressing-room, Draw-
ig, Dining, and Breakfast-room's, and convenient Offices, holden
fur nine years, at a IoW Rent.
To be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr. lloggart, 64, Old Bread-street; Particulars also at
the Mart.l

ELEGANT VILLA, vtAll KENSINGTON GARDENS.
B 7 Mi. HOGG:111T,
At the Mart, con WEntaso.ty, Jure 7, at Twin,

AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; com-
prising the Cottage Residence, late in 'du possession of
James Barnet, Esq. delightfully situate on Nutting-bill ; con-
taining numerous litil-rooms, Dining and Drawing-rooms, and
Offices, with a Coach-house and Stabling, Lawn, Garden, and
Pkastme Grounds; also, TWA) Neat Brick Cottages, adjoining,
with Offices and Gardens, late in the occupation of irs. Reeve,s,
forming altogether a large Plot wf Ground.
To be viewed, by leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had,
any day prior to the Sale, of Messrs. Bateman and Jones, Solici-
tors, Lincoln's Inn; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old
Broad-street.
London, England, 1820-06-03

SALES BY AUCTION.

ABSOLUTE REVERSION•IN THE FUNDS.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-House, irr Exchange-Alley, Cornhifi, on
Tnuassoy, June 15;1810, at Twelve o'clock,
THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION QF SEVEN
HUNDRED AND NINETY POUNDS Three per
Cent. Consolidated Anauides, and SEVEN HUNDRED and
FIFTY POUNDS Three per Cent: Reduced Annuities, on
the demise of a Lady aged upwards of 68 years, vested in the
names of Trustees of the first respectability.
Particulars at Garmwars;
,of T. G. Vaadergucbt, Esq.
Craven-street, Strand ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Goldeo-square.

SALISBURY-PLACE, NEW-ROAD..
EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, GARDEN,
GREEN-HOUSE, B[e.
By Mr. ROBINS, _ _

At Garraway's Ceffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on
Time:may, the 29th June, 1820, at Twelve o'Clock,
A.ERY-V
DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD RESI-
DENCE, eligibly situate No. 13, SALISBURY.
PLACE, NEW-ROAD, recently put into very excellent repair,
elegantly fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a
Genteel Family ; contains, on the Upper Story, three Sleeping-
rooms, Laundry, and roomy Landing ; Second Floor, four
excellent Bed-chambers, and Closets ; Principal Floor, an ele-
gant bowed Drawing-room, back Drawing-room, Boudoir, and
Anti-room, correspondently fitted up ; Ground Floor, Entrance-
hall, roomy light Staircase, an excellent bowed Dining-room,
Library, Butler's library, Water-closet, &c. Basement, Kitchen,
Pantry, Larder, Wash-house, Wine, Beer, and Coal Cellars.—
A large Garden in front and at the back, with Green-house.
To be viewed with Tickets. Particulars may be haclon the
Premises; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.

SURREY,

WITHIN FOURTEEN MILES OF LONDON.
To be LET, by Mr. ROBINS, and entered upon immediately,
AMOST HIGHLY-CULTIVATED LEASE-
HOLD FARM, of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, beautifully situate in a fine Sparring Country ; with
an excellent Mansion, and every convenience necessary to render
it a comfortable and respectable abode.
farther particular; of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square.
London, England, 1820-06-03

THE LOTTERY.

- - -
I To those Persons who purchased for the Chance of the
rnird Dry only, with an intention of retuning those Tickets
or Shares winch were not valuable.
91 LUSH respectfully informs his Customers, that
2- • live Hundred Tickets were drawn 'Third Dry, leaving
elve Thourind to be drawn the Last Day, and, that the only
Priz' es drawn tiwt day above £l6, (the Third Day of Drawing)
vr,re No. 2,951 - - £59
£5O
C• m-
,sequently chore Numbers arc the only two that arc worth
he- ring by those persons who purchased with an intention of
,:ng back their 31ont y.
!nte persetis who purchased between the 18th of May and
14Z cf Jut:e at IHSIl's Offices, may receive back their money
a "7tlaT before the 15th of June, when the advantage ceases.
arparetit inducements have been held out at different
rt;o4l, of this lottery, but the Customers at 15,1 sir• Offices
•t at-used the-; have had, and will have, every advautagp
••• skireme rr..ty be said to pOsscsa, a/though WISH is NOT Ms
'lNiTit.le'rOlt. nor has any concern In the laatiery or
h.
...Iz;:4lent.

Wheel contains 6V. Capitals, alt of which must be drawn
J.l mv,t.nt, when the Lottery finishes.
vi.aranted tvulrawn Tickets aild Shares are selling by
Stock-Broker,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Ch.ubig-Cross.
London, England, 1820-06-03

TO TIIE PROPRIETORS OF EUT-INDIA STOCK.
Immas AND GINTLENIZS.

BEG ]care respectfully to submit to your notice
and consideration a Copy of the lesolutions which were
u..animoz.isly adopted at a numerous Meeting of Proprietors of
East-India Stock, held at the City of London Tavern this day,
z•ut earnestly to sodcit the favour of your Votes and Interest at
thy approaching ELECTION of a DIRECTOR' which is to
take place at the India-House on FIUDAY, the eth day of June
e:,ssing.

_
It has been, and continues to be, my most anxious desire to
Fay my personal respects to every Proprietor, and should I in
aify instance fail to do 500 I trust the c:nission will not be im-
pated to any intentional neglect, but to the very extensive na-
time of the Canvass, and to the changes of residence which have
salccii place since the publication of the last list.
I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,

Your faithful and obliged Servant,
Ilanover-;.quare, iday 7io, 1 820. JOS. D. ALEX:ANDER.
London, England, 1820-06-03

AT T a l'inmerous and highly-respectable MEET-
ING of PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK,
bad this day, at the City of London Tavern,
KIRKMAN FINLAY, Esq. 3LP. in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were passed unanimously, proposed
by Si: James Shaw, Bert. and seconded by David Lyon, 1-sq.
lA, That Mr. Josias Dupre .11exander, a Candidate for the
v.tcart Seat in the East-India Direction, is, in the opinion of
this 3ieeting, highly qualiiied to fill the vacancy occasioned by
t 11.! lamented death ot Sir John Jackson, Bart.

Pr..2osed by Charles Piescheil, E. and seconded by Stewart
71ofio7il,arks, Esq. 11.1'.
That a residence of ti;hteen years in India, a part of
time was exclusively devoted to the service of the East-
India Company in the Revenue and-Commercial Departments,
ur.der the I'residency of Von St. George, and the remai:;der of
tir.:t period in conducting the concerns of an eminent !louse of
in Calcutta, has afforded Mr. 11.nander an opportunity
of acquiring monts'experience and u.a.lul knowledge in the af-
fairs of the East-India Company.
Freposed lay John Forbes, Esq. and rzcomied by Benjamin
Shaw, f.sq.
7,d, That Mr. Alexander has received from the Governor of
Ceylon (to which station he was attach:d by the Government of
Fort St. I;eorge), Ind also from his superiors in office at Madras,
their decided approbation of his services in a manner highly
i.lnourabic to his character and abilities, and that in the prose-
evatin of hi 3 ditties, whether as a servant of the East-India Com-
p..y, or in his capacity of Agent, he has evinced great industry,
1: 1, and integrity.
Proposed by the Bight Ilonourable the Earl of Caledon, and
seconded by Hobert Downie, Esq. M.P.
4th, That strith these impressions of Mr. Alexander's preten-
s'.3ns to the countenance and support of the Proprietors of East-
India Stock, this Meeting will most strenuously earn their en-
cl....yours to secure his election to the vacant Seat in the Direction.

ltesalved, That the above Resolutions be inserted in the Pub-
tit. Papers. KIRKMAN FINLAY, Chairman.
Proposed by Edward Fldeber, Esq. and seconded by Thomas
R.4liead, Esq.
That the cordial'Tbanks of this Meeting be given to Kirkman
Filthy, Esq. 1.P.3 for his able conduct in the Chair.
Ai ay 3oth, tau°.

N. ii Mr. Alexander's Committee will continue to sit every
day at the City of London Tavern, until the day of Election.

R 0 -AL MILITARY COLLEGE, NEAR BAGSHOT.
A.ANTED a MASTER to TEACH the GER-
MAN LANGUAGE. The Salary is 4150 per An-
runi, wiih a House to reside in. No Cuididate who is above
f.;ry years of age will be considered eligible fur the appointment,
z:ld the most respectable reference relative to character will be
required.—Further particulars of the duties and advantages of the
appointment may be known upon application by letter, or per-
tonally, to the Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal Military Col-
lt [,e, Smdlturst, near Bagshot, previous to the 7th of July next.
Every Candidate is requested to state, in his application, what
elher la,;guage or branch of study he is competent to teach-.
May 31, 1820.
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London, England, 1820-06-03

ROYAL EXCHANGE GATE,
26, CORNHILL, 2d June, 1820.
324, OXFORD4TREET,
AZARD and Co. Conn actors for this Lottery,
-L -r.itefully thank the Public for their Patronage, and are
illppy to find that THEIR PLAN to guarantee Purchasers of
Tickets and Shares between the 18th May and Ist June from
risk yesterday, received such universal approbation.
I lA2A ItD and Co. regret that, owing to several huhdred Tickets
haying been bought up in Tens and TwentiEs, for the purpose
of returning them after the event of the Drawing on the Ist of
June, so ninny were disappointed who intended to purchase.—
To meet then willies, no increase of price will take place until
N\ ED N ESL) A Y NEXT, the 7th of JUNE, although
.0 ALL FOUR PRIZES OF 0,000

And 58 OTHER CAPITALS,
In Money and ConsoN are yet in the Wheel,
AND MUST BE DRAWN
THE LAST AND ONLY DAY,
250 nus MONTH; •
Lt Al TER NEXT WEDNESDAY, 7th June, every
Purchaser will have to pay a HIGHER PRICE for Tickets
x-ti Shares. •
London, England, 1820-06-03

• FREEHOLD ESTATE at OTTRINGHAM,

In the EAST RIDING of the COUNTY of YORK, •
Producing a Rental of Five Hundred Pounds per Annum.
By Mr. HOOOART,
At the Mart, on FILIDAT, June 9, (unless an acceptable offer be
made by Private Contract),

AVALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, in the
Parish of Ottringham, near the Market Towns of Pat-
triogton and Medea, in the South Holderness, comprising
Three Hundred and Six Acres of fine rich Arable and Grass
Land, of a loamy soil, in a high state of Cultivation, exempt
fi-oin all Outgoings, and the Poor-Rates trilling; in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Wu.uax Jerrtasox, at a Rent of Five Hundred
Pounds per Annum, exclusivo of the Woods and Plantations,
which are in hand.
May be viewed by leave of the Tenant, and Particulars bad
twenty days prior to the Sale, by Messrs. Frost, Solicitors,
Hull ; Mr. Lockwood, Solicitor, Beverley ; Messrs. Iveson,
Solicitors, Heden ; Messrs. Thorp and Gray, Solicitors, York;
Messrs. Spafforth and Pearson, Solicitors, Bowden ; at the
Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, GS, Old road-street, Royal
Exchange. •

CAPITAL FREEHOLD AND TYTIIE-FREE ESTATE,
in the EA:A. RIDING of the COUNTY of YORK, pro-
ducing £l,OOO per Annum, exclusive of thr Manor.
By Mr. HOG CART,

At the Mart, on FiunAY, June 9, (unless an acceptable offer be
made by Private Contract),

THE HAVERFIELD ESTATE, a valuable and
singularly desirable Property, with the MANOR of
WILW ICE, with all Fines, Quit-rents, Rights, Royalties. and
Immunities thereto belonging; and SEVEN HUNDRED
AND FIVE ACRES OF LAND, of which about Five Hun-
dre4 and Forty-five Acres are of first-rate quality, and in the
highest state of cultivation; within two miles of the market
town of Palttinitan; with a capital Dwelling-house, containing
every accommodation for a respectable Family, placed upon a
commanding situation, with a distant view of the Humber; ca-
pacious Barns, and numerous Outbuildings; let to Mr. John
Marshall, a most responsible Tenant, at £l,ooo per Annum.
May be viewed, by leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had,
twasty.days prior to the Sale, of Messrs. Frost, Solicitors, Hull;
Mr. Lockwood, Solicitor' Beverley; Messrs. Iveson, Solicitors
Heden ; Messrs. Thorp and Gray, Solicitors, York; Messrs!
Spofforth and Pearson, Solicitors, Howden; at the Mart; and
Mr: lioggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal &change.
London, England, 1820-04-07

TILE REVENUE.

The Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue
for the (Quarter ended the sth of April, 1819, and
the sth of April, 1820, is as follows:
1119. I - 1820.

Customs .....
Excise 5,377,878
Stamps 1,570,757.
...rott-Office *Apo)
..Assessed Taxes , 855,916
Laud 'rases
75,2,43
- Total £10,481,916
The Increase on divers he:
ter just ended is
The Decrease, on others

Customs X1,960,703
Excise - 5)878,535
Stamp! 1,455,224
Past-Office ~... 341,080

Assessed Taxes 873,716
Land Taxes .
Miscellaneous.., 48,860

T0taL.....X10,7050147
in the guar-

X. 1.37 .BD6
... 316,565
London, England, 1820-04-07

MADRID, MARCH 22.

The General Cortes have Leen' convened by De-
cree, in conformity to the enactments of the Consti-
tution, and they are to assemble on the Ist June. It
appears full pdwers are given for the former Depu-
ties of the Ordinary and Extraordinary ones to .be
re-elected, and by this means many difficulties will
be removed. Besides proving the sincerity of the
Government, this act secures the services of our most
experienced and patriotic men, who will be the more
valuable, because many of them who have been ab-
sent during the late interregnum will bring back all
the information and experience they have obtained
whilst abroad.

MARCIA 23.—Numerous Letters from Cadiz have
arrived by this post, and chiefly relate to the deplor-
able scenes which have occurred there. From them
I have been able to collect, that on the 9th instant
General Freyre and Staff left Port St. Mary's, and
crossed over to Cadiz, where, being informed of the
ardour with which a great number of the Officers of
the Army and Navy, as well as people, demanded
and were labouring for the promulgation of the Con-
stitution, and considering also it was useless any
longer to oppose the general wish, he consented, and
named the following day for the ceremony. In the
afternoon of the 9th, a pyramidal stone was placed in
the main square, and illuminations took place, all
which were authorized both by Freyre and Admiral
Villavicencio. The necessary orders were communi-
cated to the Army, hostilities were ordered to cease,
and this change was notified to Colonel Quiroga,
who was desired to send Officers of his own choice
to Cadiz, in order to concert measures. Quiroga
complied, and sent the Chief of his Staff, Don Felipe
de Arco Aguero, and several Officers of Artillery.
In the meantime, the Battalion of Guides, composed
of four hundred men, formed a plot, with part of the
Regiments Lealtad and America, with some Militia,
to disturb the public rejoicing. With this view, at
half-past ten on the 10th instant, when everything
was ready for the ceremony, 'the Battalion of Leal-
tad was seen advancing up the Calls Amelia (Broad.
street), sending small parties up the streets of Mur-
guia and Sardinillq, This was at the moment when
the Guides had already reached the side of the square,
part having come up the Veedor-street, and the rest
by that of Fideo, At the same moment they moved
on the square, and instantly opened a deadly fire on
the assembled crowd, who seeing themselves so atro-
ciously assaulted, endeavoured to obtain arms from
the Park (of artillery), but possession had already
been taken of it, so that all were killed who literally
could not get from the spot, and many who fell into
the hauls of the Lealtad Regiment were robbed, and
, some killed.
London, England, 1820-04-07

PORT OF FALMOUTH.
FOR SALK BY AUCTION,
By Ostler of the-Honourable the Commissioners of his Majesty's
Customs, at the Custom-house in this Port, on WZDVUDAY,
the 19th of April, 1890, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS,
VIZ.
29 UM Almonds
16 Arrow Root
21 Tea
12 bottles Sweetmeats,
Pickles, &c.
56 Wool en Shawls
6 Bridles
24 pair Shoes
119 pieces Ribbon
Nankeen
se gallons Sweet Oil
lt pair Gloves
44 Hats

38 gallons Brandy
It Ruin
6 Geneva
54 ' %Vice
.456 ita. Pepper
30 Coffee
191 Soap
tO 'Thread
at Punt
jeft
st Buuet
4111 Cheese
27 Tamarinds

118 &war
Bak

8 Bonnets

56$ _ I
Some Medicines, Cutlery, Po-
-250 Gunpowder reign Pamphlets, 3cc.
Also the open boat flu llonnur of 3 33-94 tons; another
ripen Boat of 3 67-94 tons; soda smaller Boat, with their re-
spective Mat•vials. And also,
S pieces Foreign Silk Handkerchiefs, hat y.
for Exportation.
14 lbs: Chocolate
The Goods 'nay he viewed on the day preceding the Sale.
ELEGANT SERVICE OF MASSY PLATE •
01: Re:CENT MANUFACTURE,
NEARLY SkVEN THOUSAND OUNCES;
Well worth the attention of Nuatessam and Genztratrar.
Also hue old CHINA JARS and BEAKERS.
TO 31b SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Rooms, No. 19, King-street, St. James's.square, on
Timasuay, the 4th May, at One o'Clock,
SERVICE of ELEGANT. PLATE, in the first
style of fashion; the property of
ANO BLRM AN ; •
Comprising Sonp-Tureens, Dishes and Covers, Six large Octagon
Dishes, Twenty Oval Dishes in sizes, long Octagon Dishes and
Covers, Pincushion Dishes and Covers, Cassirole Dishes and
Covers, Ten Dozen of Circular Table, and Soup Plates, Round
and Oval Sauce Tureens, Ice Pails, Knife Trays, a costly Pla-
tens in two parts, Candinticks and Br:itches, and other Arti-
cles, Plated Goods, Stc. Also a Set of three large handsome
rare *ld China Jars and Beakers, three Crackled China Jars,
and other. China.

To be viewed on Monday, the Ist of May, the two following
Days, and Morning of Sale. Catalogues at the Rooms; and of
Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1820-04-07

BRITISH PAINTMAI
street, Meal

PER a►swx.
. ss.
4s

PSIL CWT.
Genuine Ground White Turpendai
Lead of -the.. finest 465. Linseed OU
qu Ality
UPTON and Co. in addressing the Public, most respectfully
inform them, that their White Lead is of the linen quality. In
this article itmay justly be said, " the best is the cheqm."
The genuine is the most durable alveoli as the most ornamental;
whilt: the inferior kinds, having had their metallic powers re-
duced, soon become discoloured, and are unzqual to constant
exposure to the atmosphere.—Upton and Co. sell White Lead
at prizes from 40$. per cwt. to 44a. although, for the reasons be-
fore named, they only recommend the brat quality; these will
be funad superior to many kinds that are offered to the ruble
as the best, at much higher prises.
Tlie under-mentioned Anti-Corrosive Paints are very neat in
appearance, are very preserving, aad ire easily applied, requitingonly to be thinned with oil; they are suited for Park
and all out-door work.
ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS.
rim CWT.

Invisible or dark Green 40%
Olive ditto - 761.
Bright Green -114 a.
Lead Colour -
Stone do. - 481.
Chocolate - - IA&
Prepared Oil,
Refitted Coal Torii
llerchants-and Dealers
of Coloursun very advantagema
London, England, 1820-04-07

TO T. DISH'S CUSTOMERS.

THE £40,000 said to be given away!! and the
£60,000 said to be for Early Purchasers!! are fully ex-
plained in DISH's Schemes.
• From the wording of the Advertisetnenta, Hand-bills, and
Shew-boards made use of for prontotleg the sales of the present
Lottery, an errroneous idea has gone forth, that particular or
greeter advantagesittould be obtained at sense Offices than could be
had at others; and as such an •unfodnded opinion fa prejudicial,
and ought to be removed from the minds of those who have
already, and those who have not adventured, T. DISH begs most
respectfully to assure his best Friends, the Public, that there is
not any real or imaginary advantage the Scheme holds forth, in
which the Customers of his ()Sera will net equally participate,
although he .s NOT the CONTRACTOR.
The Scheme consists of 20,M0 Tickets, and contains 1011
Capitals, amounting to £303,500 Money and Consols.
The present being a Steck Lottery, I'. DISH begs to call the
attention of his Friends to the unparalleled woes. of his Ores
in preceding Stock Lotteries; as he shared and wig the
N 0.13,553 First £50.000 Consols.
13,041 Last £so,ooo,•Consols.
9,955 First £40,000 Consols.
3,123 First. £30,000 Consols.
And in Money Lotteries, his success has been equally great;
having 'shared and sold Twelve Prises of £30,000, Ike. exc. &c.
and in the very last Lottery, he Sold in Shares, No. 4,907, a
Money Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDSOsesides
several minor Capitals. •
•i • The Preliminary Day of Drawing (as the Canstte (=WV
will be NEXT TUESDAY, Ilza APRIL,
On which day, £60,000 Money will be withdrawn &ova the
Scheme, by deciding all the Two Thousand Prizes of £so.
Not any other Prise (highir or lower), nor will there be any
Wanks drown Mat day: but every one of these Two Thousand
Prizes of 1130, will have a-Chance wit for all the Capitals
and other Pities, just as if they had not been drawn, notwith-
standing*" atilt mat be entidel to the .E5O.
• 'rickets and Shares are selling at BISH's Oirtces, 4, Conlin,
and 9, Charing-cross, London ' • and by his Agents in the eventry.
6.0 Boplatentery Schantz gratis.
r The Prices of Stocks are affixed, handy against BISH's
Office, in Corchill, by which the Public can see the fluctuations.
London, England, 1820-04-07

NEW NOVEL

In the Press, and will be speedily published, by G. and W. D.
WikitrAzza,
T4O C HEIL ; or, THE FIELD OF CULLODZN.—A
Novet, In Three Volumes, 12mo.

This Novel is from the• pen of an eminent Author, whom
works have already greatly delighted the Public; the incident
and delineation of Scottish character will be tumid highly in-
teresting and amusing.

POULTRY, PIGS, AND I%IILCH COWS.
This day Was published, price W. boards,

APRACTICAL TREATISE on BREEDING,
ItEAR.IN'G, and FATTENING, of KINDS of
DONA ESif IC POULTRY, PHEASANTS, PIG ICONS, and
RABBITS; including also an interesting Account of the Cgyp-
tatt Method of Hatching Eggs by Artificial ileet, same
modern Experimentrthereon: from Memoranth, made dcring
.P.Kty Years Practicz.
By BON/ NGTON MOUBRAY, Esq.
Third Edition; with Additions on Breeding,. Feeding, and
Sian .ping Swine, and NlRch Cows for the Family Dairy.
Linden: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
mter-row. _

Mr. i‘lnubray's little Book on the Breeding, Rearing, and
F%ttening, all kinds of Domestic Poultry, Pigs, ace. is unques-
t,or.ably the most yractit'al Work on those subjects, in our I.m.
viage. The Third Edition, just published, contains some va-
11:abh.; information relative to the management of Which Coves.
Author's aim stems to have been, to avoid scietaific
zw.i to convey his information in plain and intelligible tering
A poultry-yard, two or three pigs, with a breeding sow,
a.. a zow for milk, cream, butter, and cheese, in, an English,
()entry house are indispensable ;and, to point oat how these
tray be obtained at a reasonable expense, arpears to have been
h:r. Moubray's object. By a,dopting.the of his bouh, any
f 4114 may 11.:::i.;b their table with these luxuries at enc-third
of the price th..y arc obliged to pay at the uhu-kets ; and the
- rainos and Breeder may render it the means Net additional
F ofit.
London, England, 1820-04-07

DISTURBANCES IN SCOTLAND.

•
We are concerned to find, by the accounts we have
received this morning from Glasgow and Paisley,
that the panic of All Noels Das still continues, and
threatens that City with mischief. A more wicked
project was never attempted, and thy discretion and
Ormness with which the Magistrates have taken pre-
cautions to avert the consequences, and punish the
authors, deserve the thank of the Country,

Extract of a Letter from Paisley, dated April 4, '
eleven o'clock, received this morning :
el Inflammatory placards manufactured, we sup•
pose, in England, were posted and dispersed here on
Sunday last ; since which we have been in great alarm,
not knowing what measures these infatuated men,
who wish to dissolve all the ties 9f society, may re-
sort to. Through the whole of Sunday, the streets
were crowded in an unusual degree for a Sabbaths_
and yesterday the numbers in the streets were very
great. There have also been very considerable bo.
dies or assemblages of people in the country al
round, apparently concerting together how they
should act. One of their measures was discovered
to be, the seizure of the arms of the 350 Veterans,
who had yesterday arrived, much fatigued, after a
march of thirty-four miles, without intermission, and ,
which was' to have been accomplished by a general
attack of these troops in their quarters, during the
night. In one case, they succeeded in obtaining the
arms from one of them, early in the morning; but to
prevent the execution of this plan, the whole were
kept together, under arms, during the night.
" 1 understand that in the country many houses
have been attacked and robbed of their arms last
night; but I have the satisfaction to add, that at Mr.
Robertson's, of Foxbar Bleachfield, about three miles
from this, the attack was resisted successfully ; many
Ishots were exchanged in the attack and defence, and
the result is, that one of these Radicals was shot
through the'heart, and died immediately, and from
the quantity of blood found about the place after the
robbers fled, there is little doubt but several of them
must be severely wounded : this happened between
eleven and twelve last night. To-day the town seems
still in a very disturbed state. A party of the Hus-
sars have just been sent to escort the body of the dead
traitor to town. The spirit of this town is in a bad
state, and must in some way be checked, or more
serious consequences will soon be felt."
London, England, 1820-04-22

APRIL 21.

The Cirrr JUSTICE tool his seat as usual on the
13c nch this morning, nov.vithstanding the proceedings',
tinier the Special Commission, at the Old Bailey.
The Court was occupied the hoe day in hearing •
motions for new trials, but none of the cases wee of
public interest. •
London, England, 1820-04-22

BARNADD V. AMTIX.

Mr. MARILYATT moved for a new trial in thiscase,
which was an action for damages upoa an alleged
nuisance, and had been tried before the Lord Chief
Baron, at the last Assizes for the county of Surrey.
The plaintiff was a Lady residing in Ravensbury
Manor-house, near Mitcham, and the defend:LA a .ca-
lico-bleacher, in that neighbourhood. The cause of
complaint arose from the erection of a steam-boiler,
or chimney-shaft, by the defendant, for the purpose
of his business, but one effect of which was to pro-
duce extreme kconvenience to the plaintiff. Her
house was often wholly enveloped in smoke—her vi-
sitors were frequently driven from one part of the
house and grounds to another by the offensive smell
that tainted the air—and the tiger Randle, which
Rowed by, was occasionally seen covcreerwith a thick
film. All this was abundantly pioved by the evi-
dence of fourteen or fifteen witnesses ; and it was
difficult to anticipate what defence could be set up
on the other aide. The defence did, in point of fact,
consist merely in sheaving that large interests were
involved ia the defendant's concern, and that it had
been established prior to the plaintiff's entering- into
the occupancy of her house. At that time, how evet,
no such nuisance as that complained of existed.—
liiickr these circumstances, as the Jury had found
for the defendants he trusted that the Court would at
least grant a Rule to shew cause why a new trial
should not take place.—Rule granted.

COURT OF COMMON PLP.AS, APRIL 20.
OTTEY V. WATSON.

This was an action brought to recover the expense
of a dinner given to Mr. Hunt for his conduct at
Manchester ; the dinner was to be given by the Sons
of Liberty, at 7s. 6d. All went on with his approba-
tion. Thistlewood gave the order with him, and,
therefore, if he intended to plead that, he should have
pleaded an abatement ; he had not done so, and,
therefore, the evidence would now be gone into..
Mr. Donne, Clerk to Mr. 0:ley, recollected Vat-
son calling at the Crown and Anchor to bespeak a
room for the Committee, and on the 9th or 10th,
Tilibtiewood and Watson ordered dinner for 200.
• 'The tickets were to be 7s. 6d. each, of which Mr.
Otte), wits to have 4s. 6.1. The defendant admitted
the order for 200 persons, but said he did not know of
the remaining hundred, and would not pay it.:
. The cause was undefended, and the Jury gave a
verdict of £38.55.