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SALES BY AUCTION.

YLSTER DAY was the last Day of Drawing.
It had not finished when this Advertisement wa; sent
to preach but the following Capital Prizes, sh.,red and sold by
BISH, had• been already drawn, being (..4 vi.ttat.) greater in
galunber and amount than those sold by any other OHLee-keeper t.

ported, and on these principles he now seconded his
nomination—(Great apyause.) •
Mr. Wool', of Littleton, assured his brother free-
holders, that he could not prevent the sin of being
old, but with their indulgence he came to nomi-
nate William Mellish, Esq. to be. one of their Repre-
sentativot.—The yell here set up was furious in the
extreme ; when the uproar seemed inextinguishable,
without special interposition, Mr. Sheriff Desanges
came forward, and called upon the electors to hear
every body and decide afterwards, and not decide in
the first place; but all was in vain, the din increased,
and " Hoo, off, off," made the air ring again. He
nominated (vociferating with his utmost might) 'Wil-
liam Mellish, Esq. to represtut this great county is
Parliament.
Mr. InviNo uttered at intervals, as be could be,
heard, that he agreed in opinion with the gentlemaa
who had first addressed them, that the men whom
they elected ought to be free and independent. la
this -opiaioa he. agreed with the gentteman 'whose
father he had respected, and _who had that day
affordelo fair presage of eminence when his talents,
now juvenile, should come-to maturity. It was a
great and important duty to elect a man to represent
their rights and liberties, and he whom they should
elect ought to be himself independent and incapable
of betraying or neglecting their interests fur any 31i-
nister, for no class of men whatever, or to forward his
°ten interests. There were different species of indepen-
dence. True independence they were to seek in the cha-
racter, the conduct, the life ,and above all, in the free
and independent exercise of a sound and discrimi-
nating judgment. It was a great many years since
he bad last had the honour of addressing them in:
that place. At that time they had been engaged In
a great and expensive war, of which the result could
not then be foreseen.. They were now in the enjoy..
meat of a peace which had placed this country in a-
higher sank than the page of history bad describe&
nil was owing principally to his Majesty's armies
by sea and land ; but it was also owing, in a great
measure, to aeGovernment which dented itsclf and
studied the interests of the people. -William Mellish,
Esq. was a Gentleman of the. independence he had
described. He seconded his nomination. •
Mr. CLARKE came forward, and sald he had to
thank them for the distinguished honour of having
so much as bestowed a thought` upon him as a fit
and worthy person to represent this great and popu-
lous county—(Appleuee.)—When he said this, no maw
was more sure than he that it was no merit of-his
which had occasioned so high and elevated a distinc-
tion—( l'ev are right; Clarke, cried a Gentleinan
standing close by -Mr. Mellish).—He was perfect; j,
aware that he owed every thing to that hig4 quarter

FURNITCRE. PICTURES, PRINTS, A 010 AND
HARNESS, A WRE,G BRED SETTER,
GUNS &c.

NO. 9,888, a Prize of £3,000,
And as Sixth-drawn Prize above £l,OOO, entitled to
A:80,000 more,
• Making a Prize of £23,000,
Sow in 16 Sixteenth%
843 - £5OO 12,095
9,60 - 500 3,753
046 - 500 4,107 •
- 500 5,383
12,837 - 500 6,193-
2,317 - 300 7,290
6,372 - • 300 10,598 -
10,778 - 300 &c. fcc.
Bing also sold, drawn First and Second Daps of the present
Lottery,
8,471 - £5,000
1,458 1,010
vt,4611 tXIIO
• 13,4'31 - 1,010
401 - 1,005
2,660 - 1,005
8,316 - 1,005
1048 500
9,124 . 500
A New Lpttery of only
Atmosz, eantairdas Two Prl

By Mr. BCOI7,
GO THOWIDAT next, at nevelt, at No. 42, Dunb's Condu;t-

street, by order of the Proprietor remowd,
THE remainder of the NEAT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, Pictures by Bauan, Mole, Vangoyrn,
and old Masters ;,,fine Proof Prints' some useful Books,
Pier and Chimney Glasses,Cl Ladles by 30, CO by £7, !au by 27,
and 42 by 50, in rich gilt frames, an elegant Sofa painted as
velvet, handsome Brussels pattern Carpet, Transparont Lamps,
Cellaret Sideboard, Tables, and mahogany articles. Twelve
Volumes of Recs's Cyclopedia, Burn, Baker, and others; a
Solar Microscope, and useful Effects In good state.
May be viewed on Wednesday, and Catalorties then had on
the Premises, and at the Office of Mr. Scott, Nc....y Bridge-street

- Z..;00
COO -

C3O
200
zoo
200
200

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REVERSION TO ONE THOUSAND POUNDS STEIL:-
LING, ON A FAR ADVANCED LIFE.
. By Mr. SCOTT,
On FIUDAT *eat, at Twelve, at the Mart,
rin ABSOLUTE REVERSION to the sum of
ONI THOUSAND POUNDS sterling, amply t".-...red
on various &deice in the Government Funds, LA the IMITICS of
respectable Trusties, to which the purcuaser will be entitled on
the dec,a:e of a L'ely in her seventy-seventh year.
Particulars at the Office of Mr. C. Beckett, Noble-street,
Toster-lane; 11kr. SZOtt, NOV Bridge-street; and at the Mart.

10,296 - £5OO
3,933 - 300
tfitit . soe
9,099 300
11,1.12
6,051 - !00
.. 200
13,703 - 200
&c. ate.

00 Tickets, will begin 4th of
of £30,000, Ece. ice.

CARNATIC STOCK.
By Mr. SCOTT,
Oe tatDAY, July 3, at Twelve, at the Mart, in Three Ms,
ttnkss acceptabl.: offer shall be made by Private
CMItraCC,
O.IIINATIC STOCK, £3920. 3s. I Id. awarder'
V./ by the Commissioners in the &toad Class of Debt, bar-
ing three per Cent. interest, in respect of the Claims of his
lLbh Seib Oindia UI Omrsh, Naboh of the 'earmark., the In-
terest being regularly paid at the East India House, haif p arty,
at Christmas sad Midsummer.

Particulars at Hatchets s Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and
at the Office of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge- street.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE STOCK, SEVERN
AND WYE RAILWAY, ROCHDALE CANAL, AND
GAS LIGHT . SHARES

By 'Jr. SCOTT,
On Tam►r, July 3, at Twelye,at the Mart, London, unless

previously disposed of Private Contract,

L-
OYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE ; £3OO
Stock in this prosperous Chartered Company, dividing ,EOl
per Cent. per Annum, with occasional Bonusses ; Severn sod Wye
Railway and Canal, P.O SLaraa In this very improving Concern,
expected to be extremely profitable to facilitate the conveyance
of Coals and general prolice from the Forest of D.,an, in Gloa-
ccsttrahlre, to the surrJuudinj Country ; and Ten Shares in the
Rochdale Canal, each with increasing revenues ; and Six Shares
in the Gas Light and Coke Company.—Particuhus at the Royal
Hotel, Ermingkam ; liatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart;
and of uir.Scott, New Bridgn-street, London.

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