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London, England, 1819-05-17 00:00:00

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SCOTLAND,
OitintEstoawrs Tss aLosious
NAVAL AND MILITARY ACHIEVEMENTS

THE LATE WAR..
AFESTIVAL is to be held in FARE MAsON'S TA-
vies, Great Chreen-street, on SATURDAY, the ssd
?der, 1919, which it is hoped will be attended by the Noble-
men and Gentlemen connected with Scotland, now resident in
London or the Neighbourhood, and by those Noblemen and
Gentlemen belonging to other parts of the United Kingdom,
w►o nay be desirous of to-operating in so laudable a Measure.
Es Gaze JOHN Duke of ATHOLL, in the Chair.
• STZWARDL
The Earl of Noteozoi,
The Earl of Rnsissiar,
The Earl of Guano's',
The Earl of FIFI 4
Lord &tram
, Lord Betnarifi,
Sir JOHN Sutural', Bart.
ARCHIBA

Sir Gamma Cmica, Bart. M.P.
Sir Joins Macoatecos MUZILAX,
Bart.
Sir JAMES &saw, Bart.
WILLIAII LEASE, Esq. M.P.
J. MAXWELL, Esq. M.P.
Covrrs Taorrar, En-
CAMPBELL, Secretary.

Doom& to be on the Tans
Irr Texan, XI. Is. each, to
tan?, and at the Bar of the Taw

at Six o'Ct.b. or precisely.
be had of the &ewards,J3ecre-

CITY OF 'LONDON TAVERN, Mar 1.5, 1819.
AT a MEETING of MERCHANTS, BANKERS,
and TRADERS, assembled for the purpose of consider-
*, the propriety of Convening a General Meeting to express
the sentiments of the Commercial and Trading Community on
the subject of the recommendations of the " Secret Committees
ofTsrliament on the State of the Dank of England, with refer-
ence to the RESUMPTION of CASH PAYMENTS,"

THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, Esq. in the Chair;

It was unanimously Resolved,
That this Meeting, deeply impressed with the great impor-
tance of the measures now depending in Parliament to the Com-
mercial and Trading Interests of the Country, do request a
General Public I.eeting of tke "derchants Bankers, and Tra-
ders of the City of London, at the London •I'avm4 on TUESDAY
?MIT, the lads instant, at Twelve for One &Cloth pricisely, to
consider of a Petition to both Houses of Parliament against thq
adoption of any measures tending, by a forced, precipitate, ot,
undue contraction of the Currency, to embarrass Trade in gene-
ral, depteas the value of Property, and to injure alike the Agri-
culture Trade, Manufactures and Commerce, et %be United
KingdOm. (Signed) TUGS. BAINBRIDGE, Quitman.

PASSAGE TO FRANCE FROM SOUTHAMPTON,

BY THE CHESTERFIELD PACKET,
(Mar
STAftli WOOD, COMM NDER.

grim CHESTERFIELD, a remarkably fine Yes-
./ 4el, of 107 Toss, sails regularly, wind and weather per-
mitting, every Friday from Southampton for Havre-de•Grace ;
and leaves Havre-de-Grace every Monday for Southampton.—
The C.intsicaristri is fitted up in a superior style, with Water-
' closets and every accommodation for the comfort and conve-
nienceof Passengers, and with an excellent Hold for Horses.
Carriages. and Basjave.
From the assiduous personal attentions of S. Wools, who is
both Owner and Commander of the CaLSITILFILLN and from
the establishedTeputation of his Packet, as a fine sea-boat and a
fast sailer, the voyage is rendered particularly pleasant to the
timid and sea-sick passenger; and as S. Wools is determined to
persevere in those unremitting exertions which have hitherto
b:ea attended with such success, he confidently hopes-for a con-
titriance of that patronage and support with which he has been
so long honoured by Ms Friends and the Public in general.
Well appointed Coaches set out from Havre for Paris every
Morning and Evening, and reach Paris is twenty-four hoop.
. .
FINAL STATE OF _ THE WHEEL 1,--
* of 610,000 are £40.000

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3

2,000.
1.000
£OO •
200
Bcc. &e. ace.

£4,009
£2,009
£1.500
41,600

ALL, MUST BEIZ/ARen
the r_NEXTotteryRFnItIDAY, 21st lAl',
Warranted [lndrawn Tickets and Shares are on Sale at
. the Lottery Offices in Town and Country.

'THE ONLY t 20,000 YET SOLD
4,ZWIFT and Co. have the pleasure to announce to
1.3 the Ptshlic, `that the Ticket, No. 9,2.364 Drawn on Tem-
nay' LAST a Prize of £2O, and also entitled to £90,000 Money,
was Saiil at their °lkea, as follows, and if the only Great Prize
of the present Lottery et Sold:
A Quarter and
tent to Cheltenham,
A Sixteenth
An Eighth and 2 to Norwich,
A Sinteentla
A Sixteenth .........: to Brighton,
A Sixteenth.— Bedford,
A to Ilounslnw,
A to Ingatestnne,
A Sittaenth —..... to Manchester,
A Sixteenth to Penrith,
A Sixteenth to Sloane-street, Chelsea,

A Sizteect ..... .Anot registered.

The Last Div of Drawing is "FRIDAY NEXT, when
TWO of .€244000, and all the otbex Capitals, mast be Drawn.
li, Poultry; 12, asaring-croes; 31, Aldgate High-street.

Just published, price
AN INQUIRY into the CAUSE of the PRESENT
DISTRESSED STATE of the COUNTRY, and the

consequent INCREASE of PAUPERISM, MISERY, and
...CRIME. To which are added, some Observations on Two
Letters to the Right Honourable Rosner Peet, M. P. by one
of hit Constituents :—the first, on the Pernicious Effects of a
Variable Standard of Value; the second, on the Causes of the
Increase of Pauperism, &c.
By JOHN CLAY.
Londots t Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
noster-row • J. M. Richardson, Conihill; Robinson and Son,
Leeds, and all other Bookseller.