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London, England, 1816-10-09 00:00:00

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PdEritY.
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the toile yin! Enigma was node by Miss Saws**, is/ int
foetid in her will, with the sitreetion to her Esscuton tis
"0 to -lie person who should discover the me solotium.l
yet remains a mystery. , : .

The vobtest object In the works of Art. ,
'The Iprlghtesegeni which Nature can impart;
The pant essential in a Lawyer's lease,
The well-known signal in the time of peace; •
The P:oughman when be strives f.is plough,
The Soldier's duty and the brier'. vow;
The planet seen between the earth and sun,
' The prize which Merit never yet has woo;
The Miser', treasure and the badge of Jesse,
• The Wiles ambition, and the rapon's does.
Now, if your nobler sprit can
A correspoliditsg word for every line,
By all these letters clearly wll be shewn,
An sitting City of no min renown!

Si °RUNG I'ELLIGENCE.

CAMBRAY RACES, SEP 'TUBER 27.
The First Class of the Hunters' : .09 of sgs. each, with U
added, l3at, each. Mile heats.
Captain Read's Alger:us 1 1
Mr PdIiCUA Corsair . 9
Viptaiti his:wares Ereullypius 3 dr
(01.1,1. l }{covey's Cormorant 4 dr
A Suliscr4dins Plata of £5O, free for all hprses, weight for age.
Mares and geldings allowed Sib. Two wile !scats.
Colonel Churetili's Lamplighter, syrs old
Mr. 13t doe's Gulnare, 6 yrs oral
Lord William Ru.sell's Nina, 5 yrs old
Mr Hughes's Miss Stake, 5 yrs old
patiriflisou", Hip and-Goon, 6 yrs old
Colonel Churchill's Monkey, s.yrs old
SICOND DAY.
Second Class of. Hunters' Stakes of sgs: each. •
Car& Perm's Miss O'Neill • -
Captain Healy's Regent
Six staned_uorueptseed but two. •
TheOadands Stakes of lOgs. each; Wellington Course about
one mile and a quarter.
Colonel Hervey's Miss Stephens, syrs old, 151 b. 1
Colonel Churchill's Monkey, 5 yrs old, i Ist. 71b. 2
• Tea started--The Judge placed but two—'l'wo paid forfeit.
THIRD DAY.
Handicap Sweepstakes of sgs. each, for horses that never run in
the Hunter? Stahl
Captain Perste, Miss O'Neill. l is. 111 b. •
Cuptain Read's Algerine, list. Tlih.
Six started.—lhe Judge placed but two.
iiantlicap Sweepstakes of logs. ouch, with 25 added.—Mile heats.
Captain Welts e Endeavour, aged, 9st. 131 h. 8 4
Colonel Hervey's Miss Stephens, 5-yrs-eld,9st.l3lb. 1 2 4 s
Colonel Churchill's Monkey, 5-yrs-old, 1 lst. 4 1 2
Col, Cliurchi4l'll.azopl•gliter,s-yrsold, Lost. 101 b. 1 s 11
Mr. llruce's Gultiare, 6-yrs old, 9.t. lelb. - sdr
Lord W.lliam Ruisell's Nina, 5 yrs-old, beat Col. Churchill's
Jack-the-Paniter, S yrs-old: 9st. Illieacl, Half a mile, 50gs.
On Friday the Lottery finished drawing, and, as
usual, Cattaota. has the satisfaction of announcing to
the Public, the Grand List of Capital Prizes sold at
his old-established Offices, No. 7, Cornhill, and 26,
Oxford street
No. 7,735, a Prize of .eso,ooe, In 1,2 Shares.
11,810, . 1,000, in 19 shares.
1,566, • . 1,000, in 5 Shares.
12,530, 3.000, in 11 Shares.
8,020, - 500, in 19 Shares.
5,800, 500, in 8 Shares. •
- - NO, in 11 Shares.
Tile fortunate Holders may receive their Money on
demand.
RICHARDSON, GOoDLUCK, and Co,the Contractors,
respectfully solicit-the attention of their Friends and
the Public to the New State Lottery, consisting 'of
6,000 Tickets, all to be drawn in One Day, the
Slat of this Month.—'The SCheme contains Three
Capital Prizes of 620,000, Siz of 5e2,000 and £l,OOO,
Ste of £5OO, Ste. Stc. Consols and Money.— litctra ltD-
Son, GGODLUCK, and Co. beg leave to request that
thase friends who wish to procure favourite Numbers,
will make inlMedi Ate application at either of their
Vurtunate Offices, Cornhill and Charing-cross, where
they sold last Lottery, Nos. 8,828 and 11,794, .both
drawn on Friday capital Prizes of £lO,OOO Consols.
Saturday an elderly lady locket over a window
in Edinburgh, tour storeys Ogh, happened to lose her
baimce, and falling to the ground, was killed.
Monday se'nnight, as Robert Graham, slater, was
ascending a ladder, leaning against a house at toot of
Drygate-street, Glasgow, it unfortunately gave way,
and he was instantly killed, by the pieces falling on

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his breast.
The Church of St. Laurence Jewry, in Guildhall-
yard, which has been tome time under repair, is now
finished, and perhaps it presents one of the most beau
Cid temples of worship in the City of London. The
altar-piece and valuable pictures are objects of admi-
ration. All the capitals of the Corinthian columns
have been richly gilt, and the pilasters painted and
varnished emerald green, to mutate marble. The
richness and propriety which reigns throughout is
most pleasing to the eye of an observer. The antiquity
Of St. Laurence Jewry cannot now be traced : its
original foundation is forgotten. It was dedicated to.
St. Latirence, a Spaniard, who suffered Martyrdontin
the persecution under the Roman Emperor Duran,
by being burnt to death about.the year 260. The
church was consumed by the fire in 1660,and reboil'
in 1e67. Weaver says Sir Gvffery. or Godfrey Sullen,
Lord Mayor of London in 1457. was buried ander
the old church. The said Sir Godfrey was the sun of
Gamy Buller, of Sale, in Norfolk, Esq. He married
Anne, eldest daughter of Thomas, Lurd Hon. and
Hastings, by whom be.had issue Sir William Buller].
Knight, father to Thomas Bullen, Earl of Wiltshire,
who was the parent of Ann Bullen, second wife of
Henry VIII. and mother of Queen Eliiabetb. On the
north side of the chancel there is a *bite:monomers;
to the .memory of Archbishop Tillotson. Among
the epitaphs we find the following. on William Bird,
a child aged four years and a half, who died Onto.
ge 4698.
0 (One charming bird to Paradise is Sewn;
Ire:-are we not of comfort tr lie bereft,
• Since one of this fair brood ki still our dwo,
And still to ehilkoor drooping soul is Wt.._
This stays with us, while their.* SI& doth take.
That earth and Mies may one sweereonsert make."
Si Sir William Stone, Alderman;
" As the earth the earth doth cover,
So under this stone bee another"
The church is ad appropriation is the gift of Baliol
College, and a lecture is preached every Tuesday. in
Pursuance of the will of Lady CANI‘DdI, who, ISt)
ears age, left'a 'benefaction for that purpOee. The
Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Recorder, usually "at-
tend divine service in thie church on the day tip Chief
Ma rate lel seed.