The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-04 00:00:00

The Covet for which HAMPORN fell in the Field, and SYDNriY died on the Seaffold!"

VETERINARY COLLEGE.
r“ R. COLEMAN will begin his COURSE of
VA- LECTURER., on the Anatomy. Physiology, Nn d Patho-
logy, of the HO.tsE, on MONDAY, the 10th of NOVEMBER, at
twelve o'clock.

CONTRACT FOR OATS. 't
Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, 20th October,lB42.
QUCH PERSONS ail are desirous of contracting
LT with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver 681.000 Lots
at Oats at the Ordnance Depot, in Tooley street, may receive particulars of
the Contracts at this Office between the hours of Tea and Four. and deliver
their Tenders waled op end direeted in the Agent far Commissariat Sup.
'dies, marling thereon " Tender for Oats," on or before Tuesday, the ilth
November, but none will he received afar Twelve o'rinek on that day : nor
will any Proposal be noticed unless made on, or attuned to, a piloted Parti-
cular, and the Prices inserted In word., at length: nor unless a letter he
subjoined to such proposal. signed by two persons of known property, en-
gaging to become bound with the party tendering. In the NAM eapresied in
the particulars (or the due periormanee of the Contract.

rOREIGN LOTTERIES, PRIVATE LOTTERIES, LIT-
TLE GOES AND RAFFLES.
LETTERE OFPICY, SOMERSET PLACE,
29th October, 1523.
WHEREAS by several Acts of Parliament passed
respectively in the reigns of George the First, and
George the Second, the offence of Salting Foreign Lottery
Tickets, or publishing proposals 'for &soil* of the same, is
punishable as a misdemeanour, and the periwig guilty thereof
are sabjeat to the penalty of Tore Hundred Pounds for each
offence. And by the Anneal Lottery Act, the offence of selling
Tickets in any Lottery not authorised by Parliament (which
has been held to inelodo all Foreign and Private Lotteries and
Private Lotteries an:l Raffles) or publishing proposals for sell-
ing the same, has subjected the persona guilty thereof to be
punished as rogues and vagabonds, and liable to the penalty of
Fifty Pounds for each offence.
And whereas the offences above described having become
4o frequent as to require immediate attention t • put a stop to
them, Notice is hereby given, That all Persons offending in the
above particulars, whether before or after the English State
Lottery shall be discontinued, will bosubject to the above-
n eutioned pains aril penalties.
L. HESSE.

T ratop•street, warehouse ea and copartners—J. Smith, Camo
mile-street, tailor.

PA TICERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
C. Smith and IL Paul, Norwich, chemists—R. Dendy,_J.
Bauch, and J. Jefferson, wholesale linen drapers (so far as re-
gards the said J. 1-fferson) —E. and 0. and J. Dunhill, Do? •
eister, Yorkshire. innkeepers, &c. (so far as regards the sold
E. Ibithiti)—A. Cardwell, J. Whalley, and T. Atherton, Pres-
ton, Lancashire, cotton spinners (so far as regards A. Card-
well and T. Atherton)-0. and W. L. Wiidig, Chester, tobac•
conlsts—T. Johnson and R. Hutchinson, Blackburn, Lan-
cashire, spirit merchants—E. Thorn end W. Gregson, Liver-
pool,tva sad col7en dealers— G.lirinkinan and T. Shaw, Union
street, ilishopsgate, watch makers—T. and C. Gray. Gree-
nwich, grocers—J. Ainsworth, sen., Wickert Hall. near Roch-
dale, Lancashire, and D. Ainsworth. Oldham, flannel manufac-
turers nt tVickeit Hall and at Manchester—J. 11. West and M.
Forsyth, widow.. John street, Curfain road, brewers--J.
Webster, D. B. Robinson, and J. Sutton, Sheffield, cutlers and
factors (so far es regards D. B. Robinson)—J. Phillip/land L.
J. Abington, Sheffield, Staffordshire Potteries—T., Holcroft
and S. Morton, Manchester,' wadding imanalitetUrffrs--John
31arshall, S, Blyth, and F. Nacock, Norwich, *rebel and
cudbear manufacturers-0. and J. Lau rtnce, New Bond street,
pocket b sok and dressing case manufacturers—W. Chance,.
aim., R. L. Chance, and G. Crane• Birmingham, factors—W.
Chance, seu., R. L. Chance, W. Chance, jun., G. Chasree, E.
Chance, and G. Crane, Birmingham, factors—T. Carlisle and
W. Wardle, Bath, mercers and haberdashers--J.Pritchard and
W. Jobn England, Stratford upon Avon, surgeons and apothe-
caries.