The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-19 00:00:00

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•• 4 TO PARENTS, &c.
WANTED, a YOUTH of good mods and
education, to the PRINTING BUSINESS. lie will
• treated as one of the Family : his Friends to dad hint.in
Clothes and Washing.. A moderate Premium expected. The
•Advertiscr will huge no objection to a Country Youth.—For
particulars apply at Mr. Evans's, No. 5, Beech street, Bar-
bican—if by letter, post paid.

SW IcT and Co. Contractors with Govcrinnint
k-7 for the present Lottery, respectfully
.inform the Publie,
that the Tickets and Shares are selling to great varietyotat
their Oakes,
No. 11, POVLTRY, . - - --• • ! ,
No. 12, CHAILINti-CROSS,
No. ii, ALDGATE IIIGH.STItErt, • •
aad by their Agents in the Countep4-Ighe Prites Are much
lower than in the last Lottery, and tote Schemes •wnich is
highly approved, contains an aatlitiamal Z 20,000 Prise, with
1,000 Numbers less than the last. The Drawly; will begin
and (Wish 19th OCTOBER..
• • SCHEME.
5.. Prizes 0f...€(20,000 3E100,000
• i 6 2,000 • 10,901
5 . l,OOO ........ .... • . 5,000
lti - ' • WEI •• • ••••••••• 4. t... b,Ot)
• sel • ... IOU.. e. ..... SAO
5a - ' 50.• e..• ./all.a. %W ! ;••
luo . 25.5. 'l' I.)a ; •
• .4,9)0 • ` 15. .....,r, 7 UM ••1
••••••-••••••••• . . .r,.•:•••,.... , ,
• 4,000 Numbers. se200•090 -
FIVE TICIERTA AF EACH NII.NIBEIt.•
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lii the last Lottery,. tio 4,40. a Prize of '2U,QOOI. WM sold
at SWIFT and CO-.'s °deo, in Sixteen St itetats Shares, be-
sides several inferior Capitals: . . . . .
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BRANSCOMB and Co. 1.
• Surviving Partner, and sole Conductor. -
RESPECTFULLY acquaint the Pubic they
are wow Selling TICKETS and &leans in the greatest
variety of Numbers, at their TRULY FORTU4 ATE OFPICES,
No. 37, CORNIIILI4 11, HOLBORN, 98, HAYMAR-
KET, aid 269, STRAND.
Fok the last Seven Years they have been FoarewE'll
CR ICATEST FAVOURITES,OIId in the Two bait Years ONLY,
they Shared and Sold •
0013 and £10,103
6 Prizes of ,620,003 5 Prizes of £3,
. • .6500 mid £4,000 'The First 941,000
N 0.7,081 Prise of 500 Tie kris The Last Y5,00L)
2,228 .. 100 Ditto. And ONLY ..... . 40,000
Ptize ever Sold or'Shared.
Besides 3,618, the Grand Prize of 1,603 Tickets, nr .621,765 ;
. And in Ow Last: Lottery alone, Teri Uapit'ls.
The nal v S'I'ATE LOTTERY to lie draiin this Qenr, will
be 19th OCTOBER, on a New Oath, isitvine: Five Prize® of
iCII,OOO, only 4,000 Numbers, and mit l'hree Blanks to a Vrize.

• " The Common Law of England settled a freedom in th
suhjects in respect of their persons, and giveth them a true pro-
perty in their prods mid estates ss so that without their consent
or implicitly by au ordinance which they consented tune by
common assent in Parliament, it commit he taken front them, nor
their estates ,charged."—crooke's Argument in the case of
Ship-money.
Mag. Chart. If. 3. c. Si. For this our gift nothgraut of these
liberties, and of others contained in our charter off Liberties of
the Forest; the Arelibblums, Bishops, Abbots, Priors, Barons,
Knights, Freeholders, an! other our subject." have given unto
us the 15th part of all their inoveithlm.
25 Edw. I. e. L We have granted fur us and our heirs, as
weil to Archbishops, Bishops. Abhuti, Priors, and other
folk of Holy Church, as also to Earls, Barons, and to all the
Commonality of the land, that for no business tromp henceforth
we shalt take such manner cif aids, tasks, oor prises, hut by the
common assent of the realm, and for the comma profit there-
of lhwinp the untient aids and prises due and accustomed].
34 got.. L c. 1. No Milne or rid shall be taken or levied
by us or our heirs in our realm, without the good will foal
comutuu assent Of .lackbishops, Bishops, and oilier Prelates,
apd of the Earls, Barium, Kuights, and other Freemen of the
land. •
SI Edw. T. c. 2. No Olkcer of ours or of our heirs shall
take corm wool, leather, or any other goods, of any manner
of person without the good will and assent of the party to
whom the goods belonged.-2 Coke, 534; Biackst. lint. 94.
14 Edw. 111. c. 1. We, ill and grant to the Prelates, Earls,
IFlaruus, and Coinnulns, Citizens, Burgesses, and Merchants,
that they shall out he from henceforth charged, or granted, to
make any aid or Stlslitillaoy charge, if it be uot by the common
assent of the said Prelates, Earls, Barons, and other great
men and Commons of the said realm of England, and that in the
Parliament, &is
3 Car. 1. c. 1 mid 10. No man shall hereafter be compelled
to make or yield any gift, loan, henevoleoce. tax, or such
like charge, without common consent by Act of Parliament.
Waa. and Marv, it. 2. C. 2. Levying money to for the
use of the crown by pretence of prerogative, without grout
of Parliament, for longer time, of in otter moaner than the
same is or shall he granted, is illegal. Electiou of Members of
Parliament ought to be free.
Who is there that, does but open an -Act of Parliament, and
understands from the first page tout every thing. contained in it
is " enacted by the King, by and with the advice at consent
of the . Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and' Ominous," but
looks on this declaration as a constant recognitiOn of th;it con-
sent, which is the parent of all good laws and jug obligatioii
SO obey. them?-2 kainumust Dialog; 3. p. SI.
?<column tegibus mood 61.4 M qua 4 wanes cordinwerint.—
Year Ittlok, Ed. 3.
tii-ut4ex pstissima prnvida eirsisinspectione sticenrUm prin.
eiputn stabilitat hortatur, ut quad °Mallow tarig,tt ab oinothui
approbetur sic et inimit et Heiner tit coormisibus per !cubs per
reutzdia proi:4counauniter obviLtur.—ltut. raw.

LONDON, WEDNESD.#IIY, SBPTEdIiBER 19,, 1810.