The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-10-31 00:00:00

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readers with .a detail of the MSC of the young
gentleman who was seism] and searched, and his
pockets rifled with a brutal ferocity, which, if it
do not rouse the indigugtiun of the People of
England, we greatly inistate their character.
We shall conclude by stating the feet as it
really Is. The Proprietors have totalk failed in
their etl'orts against horns and rattles—and as a
forlorn hope—a dernier resort. are now attempt-
ing (by pckiiig the House with their own crea-
tures) to persuade the public that the Opposi.
tion is at end—Wretched dupes of their own
feeble devices !!

771 E LO7TER

The following conditions for the sale of taw
first Lottery, fur the service of 1809, were sent
down yesterday to the Bank :
'rhe•Lottery to consist of 20,000 tickets, and
to be drawn the 11. th February, ISi 10.
No prize above 20,0001. or less than 151. to i
allowed.
No fixed prize, and not more than 3 blanks to
a prize.
The scheme to be proposed by the Contractor,
on or before the Bth of Nov. subject to the op-
probation of the Lords of the Trevary.
A discount of 5l per cent. to be allowed
the usual manner.
The deposits and payments to lir as under :
1809, Ninember 7th, deposit - f 1 10 0 per tit ket
December 8:1s, 5 U 0
1910, Jo(mary 12th, - - 5 0 0
February Ssth, - - The remainder.
The Biddings will he received at th. Trewtir)
on Friday morning, the 3d of November, at 1 i
o'clock.
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SPORTING IN7'ELLIGENCR.
NEWMARKLT THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHT
TON MEETING,. 1809.
MONp%Y, OtrOSEA 30.
Sir J. Shelley's Fanny, Bst. 81b. teat Gen. Gross $.6
Trump, 7,t. all,. Across the Flat, Ages. I. to I on
Fans..
14.1)arlington's Musician, Psi. 41h. bent Ld Grovceliff
Meteora, test. 71b. B. C. 400g5.-7 to 4 apt Nimblest
Sweepstates of W-les. each, h. R. A-Toss the flat.ir
Ld Folev s Spaniard, frt. 61h. 7
I). of Hutland's Solvator, Sst. 41h. . I-11 •
Ld Darlimton's Levant, Psi. 51h. 1. •
7 to 4 apt Spaniard; bto 1 apt Salvator; 2 to 1 ass(
Levant. • •a.
t.d Sackville's D-ceiver,9q. 91h. beat Sir C. Tonseishlrt Cita
Gaud), tht. Db. Two-sr old C. segs.-7 to, on DeceirOhlitig;'
The Garden Stakes of 100 gs. each. T. M. H.
I). nr Graftoo's Pope, Sot. 4th. 4
linworth'i Cantu. Hsu 41h.
Gen. Gower's Mirth, est. 121 h, 3
And 2 niters paid.
5 to 4 ow Pope : 2 to 1 apt tfam.lo 1 s.tn I s 4 Mirth.
Ld static-vine's Bastard, Btt. 71h. heat Mr. Bostaim's Cecilia,
ist. 51h. Across the Plat, 14J:16.-6 to don Bu-lard.
Mr. Patties Bulrush, heat Sir C. Tamer's :howdy, tint.7:b.
each. First 3M. of 11. C. 1600.-5 to 4on Itittrwth.
Sir J. Shelley's Itiolsin,t4n. heat Mr. Craven's Rinek Dia-
mond, OPI . 31h. D. I. 11.1 gs. h. 0.-7 to 4on Robin.
Mr. Iluworth's Fancy, SW. 91^. heat f4'. I.lortra Pack
Not. 71h. Two-yr old C. ILL*s. h. ft.-5 to 4cm k'auey.
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Letters were yesterday receirod front Holland
to the date of the 24th instant, nutting trhiph ii
the Whoring:-
" Aniattniam, Oct.
~TheinvicicibleTyrolcse maintain their hoitilier
against France and her Allies w:tit the greatest
vigour. They lately cut elf a body of Bavarians,
to the number of more than 500.
" Several regiments have lately entered this
city ; and it is generally understood that troop;
arc collecting in Holland. Thu! KING is at the
House in the Wood; and, notwithstanding the
influence his Imperial brother has over him,_ he is
still inclined to favour the intercourse with Eng-
land, so much desired by his subjects. Wo un-
derstand, what we did not until lately believes
that the En I;sh have determined to maintain their
footing in Walcheren, not only through the win-
ter, but during the as ar. They will nut, how-
over, be prrraiited to remain there grtietly, as in
tits spring (it is the opinion Or most in this city)
an attack will be made; and barracks and other
accommodations for the troops, as well as bat.
ferias and fortifications, are building its-thc
bourhood.
I "It is reported here, on the authority of in.
telligence recivcd at tit ; •Court, that the Emperor
Borraearra is very ill* and the rumour has even
gone so far as to state that he is dclirious.
" The trade with Walelieron is not at present
good, the restriction is seisevere, The Degree
lately issued had a considerable effect ; but as the
feeling subsided, another has bows more recently!
issued, as I hear, ilierea'%iog the penalties, to pre.
font any coninsunication whatever with the British! -
in Walchereis."
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Jraustats Chart, Esq. is the Gentleman roo.
oroitrileilited by the Court of Directors of the
•Bank of England, to fill op- the vacancy in the
Direction, occasion d by the death 10. fi - -ENJAIIIN
WINTUROP, ES(I.
The subscription for building a New Theatre
lis raid to he filling rapidly. The sum to be raised
i 5,200,0001. by transterable shares of 1001. each.
The Proprietors are divided into fir.. classes.
Each subscriber fur one share is to have a freead.
mission for two years ; two shares an admission
for free years ; three shares an admission for ten
years ; fire shares, an admission fur twenty years ;
ten shares, two admissions in perpetuity. The ,
(timber of Subscribers in each of dies.• classes is
limited to 100, and the subscriptions for the first
and last arc asserted to be already filled.
On Friday the bully of Mr. Gascoigne, son of
Sir Thomas Gascoigne, Birt. of Parlington-hall,
Yorkshire (West Riding), was interred in the
family vault at Warwick in Elniet. It will be re.. •
collected that this young Gentleman was killed in
consequence of a fall from his how, when taking
a very dangerous leap in stumbling.
Arrived, on Friiliy last, at Green Park, Li-
merick, the seat of WIS. AIONSELL, Esq. free
France, where skis had been detained since the
Revointion, 'Madame RAYON, daughter to the
late TOBIAS HOB AN, Esq. of Newcastle, -near
that city.
At the seat of Col. Woonroon, near Castle-
cary, a man named Thomas Miller was blown ta,
pieces by the premature explosion of a cannon, on
Wednesday..
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