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WEDNESDAY

IBEit 16., 1616.

IaCHEQUIR BILL. OVIIICE, °guest It, 1818.
• TO BA PAID 014 P.
Ar Excbequer BM, data it due Moab of November, 181 s,vis.

VETERINARY' COL) SOIL •
R. COLEMAN will begin his COURSE of
LECTURF9 on the ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and
'ATHOLOGY of the HORSE, on Monday, November 18th,
it Twelve o'Ciack.

On Aids, 1815, . to Geo. 111.01 p. B. •
• Vote of Credit, 101, £6.000,000, . 1911.
4 Friday, the 4th instant, the Lottery finished
THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS Mil. ILO Drawing, when, as usual. mini:, °mug werepre .ma i
JESTre TREASURY, ereilaggissen Directimsfir paying 4 Air du bale of great Prises; he baying sold Capitals-to a greater
the Principal of the alive asedfixsad Biehipir Bills, with the Interest einountsban any other Olfice.keeper, viz.
die there.,, at the Eichorn" Bill Offme, in the Receipt of Esukep No. 9,955 a Prize of £iO,ooo
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...• 3,123 a , Prix • of £30,0 tu
New Palate Yard, Westminster, oie Wednesday, the 80th dayi V ' &aides Prizes,of £l,ool+, &c. Ste.
October, 1816, one: dame will be. given daily (Strider and Ho& This astonishing ',nee' si is only a continuation of that good
days excepted) anti! aid Wieling Thursday, the 24th instant, free fortune which so invariably. attends his. Offices, for he sold
The First Prize of agroo,ooo Consols.
Ten o'Cloch in the Mornirig till One to Me Affeeteknit.fir tile pin. The Last Prize of £50,000 Consols. ,
pose of receiving the same; aid, fir the gwaterilispietoceheibii.wrs of The Last Prize of £40,000 Mousy.
the said Bills are desired to plate each description of Sill: in separate , , The. Last Prize of /:10,01X; Consols.
Lists (which are le be obtained at this Ojfee) classing them ix their& . ' The Fir 4 Prize of £30,41)0 Cotroals.
• The Last Prize of £30,000 Marley.
if their respcstivedates,sash as &refer the same amount beingaisiserically's' Bermes several
es x 50,600. 1,2m0.
,ezon,,, a,. acC.
. gal, Med sorOyegthe princel Sims aid Lanese due theme, lOW hr ATE i.o.ri ERA, of Only 5,0C0 Tickets. containing,
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[issofritinl Pie oclbst imelsiihrg the eJsys ea which they are respettivefi! 4 a - Prizes of . £2o.t•ots
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*led, h ths:iaitt lOth day 1 October brelative, livid the laterett i" • ,
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sane
I Prizes of itz,oo9.
Prizes of .. " XI t/00
will cease:. Xxiihe ;aid Bearers (bikg !Mrs eraotliire imespensiti • . ~, , ate., &,.. to confab am money:
..relsokedsiitelicee each pails eitik their swat akiorrese. mod to " • * . ,-.• .': 14 molt SILLLfiNe ..a.o • s.•-•
their Names aid lini4lant 4t the &item of each separate List; aid BTSWS, 4i Ccrosill, tu)4 .9, Charingtrogs. •
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they are moreover regiOrd iSi attend the Sicklier Bill Office for par •i• The whole Lottery will beet-awn in ONE DAY, 1
went, and to receive the neve Bills, and give the Receipt, for the saw 3I st THIS mils PH.
s . ________,,,_.
If any of the holders ilk/fere:aid Bills 'held te desirous of receiving THE FIRST-URAWN TicKeT will receive
hyena of the Principal and Interns, ficviosolo the said iis.. £5,125, the unusual slumber of 150Oth dayCAPITAL PRIZES of
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if October, they may he accommodated, on computing the Interest to Cll,ouo ..C•2,1,00 atm*
3,0190 / ,iOOO I . 200, &e.
the day en Tvhick they wish tult paid,aid kattisg.ths said Bills fir LoWest.,Prlces XI 00 cacti, and immediate Dividends £75
examination eise day prior thereto. In MONEY, in the I:RANI/SUNDERLAND I.OT I'ERY.
Such Persons as „,,j, I, d„i„„ of h„;„: sni, Exeheper Bills h, • l'oi CP M AilliMOK ATE these (MEAT CIIANCES for
W CAI. I H (Parliament cannot grant again), the propor ion of
whole or in prt of Payment of Principal, upetirmas-Dig new Bills, Capital Pi-islet bein3 more than 'eight times greater, add 'tickets
and irmitiveing Me amount at the bislang' their Lists, delivered on or above 80 per Cent. cheaper thzii wival.
before Thurs is 24th histaut, may be auweimodated week new Bills, A large .Boutifol MARI or Print of that Noble Uri*
payable to - will ,be presented to every Pacchaser.—Ticket. £7. t ss. Six •
myths Eleven Shillings only, selling by the Contractor,
?exit Farthing by the day, on every One Kindred Parade, which. J. SIVEWRIGiI r, 37, Cornhill,
sail New Bills will bear date the said 30th dal of October, and ii, Holborn, 38, Haymarket, and 141, Oxford-street.
Will be delivered, together with the keenest die an raped of the TO DRAW 31st OC 1.0 BER„ ALL IN ONE DA.f.
)Blle JO Lsired Is he exchanged, on Thursday, the 31st day if 00. J)ALBY'S CENUINE CARMINATIVE is
sober, and the following Days. superior to all other remedies for the wind, purgings, eon.,
The Exchequer 13111, to be iemed in Exchange, and made pay- Irtlisiow4, and those disorders in the stosnrce and bowels of '
able t.. ---.--..-, or Order, as above mentioned, may be infants, which prove fatal to so niany.under the age of two years.
tit:it r triarrreti by ClldOnettlellt, or will be paid to the ilearet Iris equally efficacious ha cludics, luxes, and ether consplaints in.
ti eau Ailauk shall not be filled up. the in estines of grown persons.
This invaluable Cordial Medicine, invented by the late Mr.
N.B. AU Exchequer Bills, dated prior to Novetnber,lBls, have aired by his ,
been advertised to be paid ur, and the (Entreat thereon has il/4/13-..:40 I)lls79,ArthecarT9 is "w'Prel ~
In. Frances Gel., and her sons, to whom alone he ..equi.a...ted
ceased. this property, by his v•ill. It is told only by F. New eery and
Sons, at the old-establishe I Warebon9e, N 0.45, East End of St.
Paton, the third house from Cheapelde, price Is. CM. a bottle;
hut If procured elsewhere, he sure to a.it for" Gull's Dalby's
Carminative," and see that the none" F. Newbury," is engraved
In the st.imps... i,

DRS. COOPER, MUNROE, and DUNCAN
Physicians so the hi-died Board at Charlotte House;
illack friars !tor!, have ascertained that upwards of 3000 Patients
are cured annually of prevailing disinders,that hundreds sfere in
a distressing rate, owing to quacking themselves, and by con-
sulting men ignuratit of the profession, who deceive the public_
by their spetious promises and immoral advertisements. Erup.
dors on the head, face, and body, ulcerate.' throat, swelllngs In
the neck, miles on the sli.in.lsO ,es, pains In the head and limbs,
frequently taken for rheuma.i-rn,svi idled alleles, and nervous de-
Witty, are slisea gyp which appear years after, and die consequences
of improper is..wok-nu Du. Cooper, Munroe, and Dinvaaii are
• cOnsulted ttafly frdni eight till eight, or by letter, Outlining a
Jess; and the pour have advice on Tarsi:vs, Thuredays, and SlM-
days, till 12 o'elaniko•There is a side doOr and private rooms for
tamales: • .
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POLICE UF7iIL METROPOLIS.

MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE COM.
• MITTEE or THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, ON THE
Si'A I E Oi THE POLICE OF THE ME ritorot.ts.
• The H,n. HEN Y Gess. Eaa NET in the Chair.
Exlmin.dion of WILLIAM FIELDING Erg. continued.
Is there a greater number of juveniie depredators
brouilbt before your Grace thanfOraellY 2—Certainly;
oh, certainly!
Do you consider that number to be the restelt of
greater destitution of the people, or of the manners
of that class of society of which those other children
become worse; or that the people themselves are
become mote indigent ?—I think they have be;nme
worse in point of morals, from the increased associa-
tions of those profligate youth ; and it has been worse
year after year. We have several times had all the
vagabond boys that were to be fbund, perhapi, in the
whole range of St. Martin's-in-the-lields, brought
before us. We have not had them before us upon
charges for any particular crimes; but only for such
offences as probably att.& to them, tinder the deno-
mination of disorderly. To send them to prison
wealti be cruel ; and there is no way of providing
for them ; but if them w.,s a mode of sending them
either to-America, to the C.ip;: of Gi;od Hope, or to
the West India Id inch., we ttelVC an opportunity of
taking 500 aniolgst them ; and I am sure the Magi.
stratei could very speedily supply those places with.
inhabitants it_they were wanted.
Da you know, within your district, of thp esta-
blishment of that class of brothel which is devoted to
children alone, and in which•noroWn op person can
obtain admittance ?•:-I do not s know we have a
species of..•brothel. of the'verf*Oist kind; and we
often think .the bepart it•woold WO to. society. if
we could effect.the sueiptession Jrifthiren. Theindict-
mint of then) fattbe parishes ifilittla be expensive ;
and the keepers of their* are S 4 mlierdblf thcmsetves,
LOOK it is hardly worth prtiCeedihragainst them by
such paeans. • This; parish -being neu.teermedistely a
station of the qlsa,rde, there. will heoalefaxs eaough
of such houses. . Lliarre.heard of there being two or
three places, but inhere they. are. situated I ktite not
been able,to learn., where the youngest creatures are
itieebielobjects oLtrequcuciag those houses ; but I
have not been obit, to lied out any of them.
You do not•knowe then,. of. houses in which they
•make up considerably more than a hundred small
apartments, built round two courts, and which are
entirely devoted .to use of children ?--Cer-
tainly'not. - ••• . • .
Are there not great dillienities in putting a stop to
the -establishthent of • houses of this description, and
putting dblen nuisances of that sort ?—Certainly there
are;. I e!stnot know that•you have ever seen the pro-
cess of •borning out the keepers of a brothel. When
I was at the Temple. this was established as a scheme
for that purpose, and it took place in the little alleys
near Temple-bar. They set two men, with lamps,
before the door; they did not prevent the people
going in, but the intention of this was to try the
effects of shame, and the curiosity that this excited
among the spectators, prevented persons, from a
sense of shame, to enter the house ; and even the
most hardened and profligate did not go in onto
them • and by these. means the bad houses were
knocked up. Some of *them would not .subsist Icrger
chime week, some not isidie a fortnight. This was
the practice that subsisted when I was aVemplar,
and certainly it appeared to base the effect; nod
from time to time area •were appointed to visit the'
houses is the same way vace iQ arbry

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