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London, England, 1817-01-20 00:00:00

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THE LOTTERY BEGINS.
el the LONDON GAZETTE.
1.0 1-TERY FOR 1816.
SCHEME.
20,000 Guineas
5,000 Guineas
1,000 Guineas
sou Guineas
400 Guineas
300 Guineas
200 Guineas
100 Guineas
.50 Guineas
25 Guineas
17 Pounds

5e42,000
10,500
5,250
3,1501
3,360
3,150
2,100
1,680
2,310
21,000
25,500

L1:,0,000

Pint Day 1000 Guineas
ditto 500 Guineas
ditto 600 Guineas
ditto 400 Guineas
ditto 400 Guineas
ditto 400 Guineas
ditto 300 Guineas
ditto 300 Guineas
iks entitled to 2S Guineas rub.
Second Day, 1,000 Guineas
dit,o 500 Gultwas
ditto WI Guineas
PATS Ot stanwitta.
January 21, 1317.
January Si, 1817.
February 6, 1817.
T.BISH.

commendations, hat isryg considered the fore.
.e Third Lottery for the year 1816, to be drawn
provisions of an Act passed in the Stith yrlar of
,ign, we do hervby signify to you our °anent
thereof.
Chambers, the 12th day of November,
LIV ERPO 0 1.,
N. VANSIT fART,
LOWTHER.
and Directors of the Lottery.

TO IsE SOLD,

of the High Court of Chancery, made in
against Lord itokeby," with the approba.
Ale:ander, Dig- one of the Masters of the
.he Public Sall Room of the Court in Southanm-
Chancery-lane, London, in One Lot,
ll ESTATE, situate by the New
near Ranter's Row, a short distance from
in the road leading to Enfield, in the County
ling of 1 wu Dwelling-houses and Gardens,
Freehold Land, hituate on the Chace, near

fliereof may shortly be batl,gratis, at the said
Southamptun-buildings aloresaid ; of Mr.
0, Mitre-court, Flzet.tareet, (where a Plan
... Ireland, &bettor, Ho. 2, Staple-lun, Loa-
Crowder, Ranter'. Row aforesaid.

.AUI) PREVENTED.
the many attempts that are daily
on the unwary a spurious composition in-
Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, ;hey
a nrw Label, in which their whirrs..
97. High Holborn,
spieuously, that they trust an attention to this,
ener of the type. which is unlike all letter-press,
purchasers at once to detect the inspositiow. The
`4I.ACKING, ma 'e by DAY and MARTIN, 97,
411 in tuture be sold in Bottles at 64. is. an.l
'y of the Label left with all Venders.
DAY AND MARY lid,
97, kiisit Holborn.,_

It REN'S BLACKING.
day of conscience was lacking,
house—when, lo ! as be past,
with fam'd Wattaatei Blacking,
tece—tad be flew off aghast ,
stop'd, and a man sated from death,
right from N'arret's black jet;
1, whilst Life gives us breath,
arren's sun in darkness is set !
saves the law from invasion,
. the .upport of those who arc wise;
'stets the glorious occasion'
Blacking WI echo replies!
'IMIRIIKS OF GI.OSSY BOOTS.
quaitli•es of • WAR It EN's JAPAN
:KING have inductd sevdral base impostors
Compositions under the above tame, to detect
arc genuine unless

Label.
iso find by the conned use of this Blacking,
' walking Shoes, will elperience the must ex-
lustre ever beheld, they will be rendered water
soil the clothes.
'by R. Warren, (removed to No. SO, Strand);
Boot Makers, Oilmen, Grocers, and Per-
iod In every Town in the lUngdoos, in store
Is ed. each.
Ask for Warren's Blacking.

ty acknowledged, by the mist respeck.
prdesaion, that the Medical Boards, estab.
celebrated Surgeons of Charlotte House, blackfriars
‘'oodstock-street, OsiOrd-street •(a few doors (corn
- footstool head for advice. It is a fact, that,
, of these Gentltsneti, upwards of Six *I hots-
been cured annually of obstinate Dtsraors ;
- been dithorged from Hospitals, andhun-
itivroperly treated by persons Ignorant of an int-
e profession.
MUNROE, and CO. are eonselted daily
people, at each of their Establlshinrets• or by let-
Country, stating their case, what Mt.3llline and
all parts of the Itingdom.—There are side-
, and prteate roomy for females.
House, oppodte the Rev. Rowland Hill's
toe! House, pew New Bond street.

:MAWS DIURETIC PILI.S.
‘ted Medicine, by numesous and
Army cores, has sufficiently established fps
telly fur the Gravel, and every disea,e time.
I action of the urinary.organs, to require no
,mmisndation. By combining chemically wick the
-sd strengthening the stssels, it both dis.olves and
`tf tmatter already formed, mid prevents its
Acting on these prielipks, Hislinan's Yids
with confidence to every patient afflicted with
strops the *ideals and Bladder, whether as
o, Pains in Back or Lotus, Stoppages of Urine,
form they ;nay assume; and they possess the
luiring neither confinement nerrestraint of diet

as. ad. and 1 Is. (by Appointment) by R.
Chemists, No. 4, Cheapen:it, corner of Sr.
I; Sanger, 150, Osfeed-street;
Wright and
•strert, Borough; and by the principal bootie,-
- is every City sad lown is the United Klas-

AT a numerous MEItT/NG of PROPRIETORS
of EAST INDIA s root, held at the King's Head
Tavern, in the poultry, Load. on, on Wednesday, Jan. 15,1817,
JOHN TUNNO', Esq. In the Chair,
The following Resolutions, moved by Jones &arra, Esq. M.P.
and seconded by ANTHONY Bmittrm, Esq. were unanimously
agreed to.
That it is the opinion of this Meeting, tint Mr. GEORGt
RAIKtS, connected as !leis with the Commercial Interests of this
Clef, is peculiarly eligible. w fill the vacancy in the Direction oc-
casioned by the resignatio n of Mr. Twtrttno.
That the loss of Mr. Tvi Immo% very valuable services is the
more sensibly felt, from thi two preceding vacancies having also
lessened the number of Dire ewes partkohaly connected with the
Mercantile Interests of this City.
That Mr. Retxess known devotion to whatever be under-
takes, and his habitual persevonnee, are sore pledges that his 'rt.-
vices will at all times be untu.siittingly clewed to promote the
interests of the Company.
That this Meeting will use the* Most strenuous exertions,
collectively and individually, to him, Mr. RAlt es's Election.
JOHN 'I UNNO, Chairman.
The Thanks of this Meeting we..:e unanimously voted to Jones
TuNNo, Esq. for his able conduct io the Chair.
Mr. Raikes's Committee will sit daily a: the King's Head Ta-
vern, in the Poultry, from eleven o'clock till four, where all com-
munications will be respectfully attended to.

LADIES *ND OZATILLIDEN,
The above very 8 uttering recommettiatlps not only animates
me with confidence earnestly to solicit the honour of your suf-
frage and support at the Ballot for a Director, in the place of Mr.
Twining, but pledges me to the closest intention, and the most
zealous ezerion of my bumble abilities in your service, should I,
be fortunate enough to succeed through your favour at the Elec.
don, which takes place on Wednesday, the 29th ir 'tan:.
I have the honour to be, Ladies acd Gendeuten,
With the greatest respect,
Your most obedient and very humble servant,
GP.ORGE ItAIKES.
No. 29, Combat, London, lan. IS, 1817.
The hours of Baßutting are from nine to ►ix, at the India House,
in Leadenhall-street, when the glasses findily closn

POLICE OFFICE, MANCHESTER, JAN. IS, 1817.
AT T a numerous MEETING held this day, con-
sluing of the Magistrates for the Division of Manchester,
the Boroughreeves and Constables of Manchester sod Seifert!,
and other Inhabitants of these Towns and their Neighbourhood,
for the purpose of taking into considerwion the: necessity of
adopting additionil measures for the maintenance of the Public
Peace; JOSEPH GREEK Esq.
Bnroughreeve of Manchester, In the Chair;
The following Resolutions and Declaration were unanimously
agreed to;
1. That incessant effort are now used by designing and mis-
chievous individuals throughout the kingdom, and more especially
in this and other populous districts, to produce insubordloation
and tumult amoisgs the labouring classes, and cannot be contem-
plated without serious alarm.
2. That his Majesty's faithful subjects owe it to the Constitu•
don under whieh they live, as well as to themselves and their
families, to adop: the most ffectual mewls for the mainttnaiice
of public peace at this impale= juncture; add that in the towns
and neighbourhuod of Manchester and Salford, It is become highly
expedicet to strengthen the Cirl Power.
3. That the Rorouglireeves and Constables of Manche.ter and
Salfurd be requested to apply for the appointment of anditioclai
Constables. to act Its these towns and such parts of the vicini:y as
the Magistrates may direct.
1. That it is also needle' to submit to the Magistrates the
necessity of the early enforcement of the powers of the Watch
and Ward Act, in such pacts of the district as may not be effec-
tually relieved by the proposed addition of Constable*, and that
the Hisrustaltristves aYsd Constables of Manchester sad isaltord
be desired to cosier with the Magistrates thereon. • .
3. I but the Paper now produced and read, is declaratory of
khe aet::tinents of this Meeting on the present occasion, and that
the saute be smelled by the Gentlemen present, and suet others as
the Comm:dee to be appointed as hereioatmr nientiored, may
apply to for that purpose. And also that this Declaration he pub-
I shed (after being numerously signed) at the time and in the
matinee such Committee may think fit.
6. 'flat an Association be immediately formed for the furtber.
Beppu:gnat the Civil Authority, and to give effect to the spirit eel
these Resolutions; and that such Association consist of the seve.
rai persons new pi esetit, and such others as they may add thereto
those who sign the leeclaration being always deemed Members
thereof.
7. That a Committee of this Association. for she more expe.
dittoes Jed coevenieni attention to tee objects of this Meeting, !
be appmeted by the Magistrates for the DlV!fillni ot Manchester,
in conjunction with the Boroughreeves and Coustables tit Man-
chesterand Salford; and thet their Meetings, and the number
competent to act, be preset ibed by the same set howdy; and that
such Committee be empowered, with the concurrence ot slur
lioroughrerves and Constables ot Manchester and Salford, to Colt-
Venn rise AstrUglatioll at large, hunt time to time, as they :see occa-
sion. IoS. GREEN, Cha rman.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Doroughreeve
and Constables ot Manchester foe their conduct on this occasion,
and to the Chairman fur his great attention to the busioess of I'
the day.
We the undersigned, Magistrates for the Division of Mancha-I
tar, the Boroughreeves end Constables of Maticherier and Sal-
ford, and other Inhabitairs ot these towns and their neighbour-
hood, Wing at all times fully'senstble of the mane blessings of
the Ceestitution under which we live, feel ourselves called
upon at this moment to express our five attachment to its
laws. as well as our otter detestation et those mischievers
at-
termts which we now 'pursued with incessant diligence and
ardour, to excite a general spirit of &mated:et. We especially
deprecate the circulation of seditious tracts, and the adoption
of niffenimatery speeches, to produce an impression amongst
the labouring cusses, that the present distresses end privations
arc attributable to the corruption and misconduct ot Govern-
ment; and may be removed by a system of Representation
embracing almost universal suffrage, ammal Parliaments, the
unqualified exclusiou of all privets cl.oreleg en:ohm:eta trim
the pupil, and consequently of his Majesty's
Tha tomes ma Meetings held for these purposes, both publicly
and secretly—tie orgoilsed system of Committees, DeittatsS,
and Missitiaariet—the contributions levied, particularly for
disseminating pamphlets, calculated to mislead and irritate the
public inhel—the indecorous avid highly •unconatitutional re-
flects:nit upon the exalted Personage now exercising the Regal
Authority—the marked disparagement of the most extensive
charitable relief in seasons of unavoidable pressure—the tan.
gunge ot' intimidation, nut merely hinted., but plainly expressed
—the appointment of popular assemblies in various parts of
the kiugdoin on otet and the same day, otter the meeting of
Parlianteru, and the previous wsendslieg of Deputies in Lon-
don—all these circumstances afford strong manifestation of
au:cleated disorder and tumult, and bear no analogy whatever
to the lair and leghimate exercise of that constitutional libertn
which is emphatically the bitth-right and security of English-

111011.
With dime cl,cleled sentiments, It is our duty to ont,e io
ing the Laws and Conuizotion against those wicked ctfort4,
which we are cenvinced must be regarded with equal abhor-
rence by the great majonty of his Maje.ti's subjects in every
class and condition of society. We therefore severally pkilge
ourselves to contribute, by the nitwit effectual means our shun
bona may Clow, to the maintenance of the peace and tranquil-
quillity ut these lowns ond their Neighbourhood, from the
unlawful and nefarious designs of those who are seeking to
involve us in riot and confusion aod we earnestly solicit the
eo-clieratiuu of all hien& to social Order and good Govern.

In. at:
ja• 'lbis Declaration has bets already signed by all the liAn•
gistrates of ills Division, by the Ileroughrecvte and Coneliblell of
hlatiebeiter and Salford, and by upwards of a thowand of the
principal inhabitanta, whose names will appear In the Man-
vcbtitsr Newspapers on Saterthiy. Groat numbers snore 01 all
saiaha ace tJering their sirentlllfli

Notice is hereby evils to the Lett of Kin or Excelsior, who
may apply to the lairs:tor of Seamen's Wills and Powvcrs for
further Information.

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ti November 9, 1816.
8 After our hearty corn
going Scheme of the This
pursuant to the provisla
h Ili:majesty's Reign, we
• and Approbation thereof
• Whitehall, Treasury C
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To the Managets and
Positant to a Decree of
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• said Conrt, at the Pul
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of Middlesex, consisting
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made to impose e
M stead of the Gesio.ne BI
are iodine.' to uloyt a
• 97
Is plated so corapicuou
to and the dlfirrerioc of
will enatle purchaser'
Real Jai an BI.ACKII
Nigh will in
lc 61 each, and a copy
1
A
ON WA I
A Thief, who one d
Broke into a house
A Boor, well palled
Reflected his Gui-
nan a robb'ry was
By inflection so be
Thee let us applaud,
Till failed Warren
Themes who thus s:
Will command the
Lad now we p•issess
We'll echo his BL,
TO THE Al
THE superior q
J. LIQUID 111. AC/
to ell spurious Compi
which, observe norm m
is *mid on she Label
Laews w ill also
their klabboots nodes
j•i black lustre
proof, anal will not soi
hold Wholesale by
and Retail' by moit 1J
tuners is Lundon, an,
bottles, 6/1. lOC and 1
N. B.
TT is universally
table part of the p
3"l4'd by the celebrate
Road, and Wooslstocl
Putid•street), are the
'br the 'suited silents
And Patients hero b
many et whom had b
crests bad been impru
lo”ant branch 01 ihe
Messer. COOPER,
by ail ranks of people,
tits from the Countri
Advice are sent to all
dors at each house, a
Direct Charloste F
(Impel; or Woodatoel
HICK h
THts celebrate
most extraordi
rcputatson as a fettled
raced by a vitiated a
farther reccmmenda
secreted fluid and stet
tames away the grist!
?mare generatltm• ,
reCOMPteDded wit
duordeap arising /trot
&rasa. Lumbago, P
or Yharever other for
aival met of rs Turin
during their use.
'Ad, in boxes et
Butler and Sons, Cl
Eiuls Churchyard;
Cu. H 1 ig_h loreer,
aVel Demists se
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