The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-11 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

and coincidence with the general sentiment on the
subject of the Property Tax, were evinced on the
part of some of the Commissioners themselves.
The ♦ery Gentlemen (and they have proved
themselves worthy of a higher title) appointed to
carry this inquisitorial Act into effect, pro-
nounced it " horribly oppressive," and said that
it " ought to be abolished." The condemnation
will bear extension.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
• •-•+10.--
DEAL, JAN. 10.—The Charles Grant, Inglis,
Vansittart, Essex, David Scott, and the Marquis
Camden East Indiamen, are detained in the Downs
by contrary winds.—Came down from the River, the
Oxford, Fotherby, bound to Gibraltar.
FALMOUTH, JAN. B.—Arrived the Stmerton, from
Waterford.—Sailed the Prince Ernest Packet, with

.A DV ERTI SEM ENT EXTRAORDINARY. a Mail for Lisbon.
[From the Jamaica Hasid Gazette, Nor. 5.] Pi.VidouTll, JAN. 9.—Came in the Good Intent,
Morani Bay. Nov. 3, 1814. Ham, from Waterford; and the Gracicuse, Duforn,
" Fur Puhlie Rrle, nt Phillips Tavern, hi•tween the hours from uodeut.
of Ten and To else o'Clork, no Monday. the '2lst day of this
=oath, H WOMAN of Colour, levied on for TAXES due by Livuteoot., JAN. 9.—Arrived the Gainnering,
Mount Fphrnim E,lnte." Borninann, from Dantzic, with loss of anchors and

cables.—The Princess Wilhelmina, from Swine-
munde, for Liverpool, was driven on shore at Poi ta-
'leg, the 97th ult.

The Prince Regent of PORTUGAL, in an answer
from the Brazils to a public address from Lisbon,
mentions his intention to return to Europe when cir-
cumstances shall permit. KING'S 7'll EATIt
Admiral Sir Jolts THOAIA3 DUCKWORTH. K. B.
is appointed Commander-in-thief at Plymouth, in Last night the Opera season commenced. We
the place of Admiral Dom KITT, who resigns from ill have already acquainted our readers that very exten-
health. Mr. SCONCE is appointed Secretary to Sir sive improvements have been made in the Theatre.—
Jon' DUCKWORTH. The fronts of the boxes, as well as the insde, are

- .
Vice-Admiral Domeier is most justly honoured tastefully painted, and are uncommonly rich and
with the Rwarm in the colour. The cold ed Ribbon, for his meritorious and zea-blue and silver have
lons services; but, we lament to say, he still colt. given place to red and gold, the effect of which,
tinuee seriously ill. added to the new brilliant chandeliers, is worthy the
Yesterday n Court of Directors was held at the saloon of the finest circle of boxes in Europe—for
East India House, when, Captain P. GRANT was after all the new buildings, there is no Theatre in any
sworn into the command of the Streatham, destined country, the plan and coup d'ril of which are cam.
to Madras and Bengal. , parable to those of the English Opera. The new
The Court-martial which is to assemble on Monday drop curtain harmonises with the general tone of
next at Winchester, for the trial of. Sir JOHN MULL. colours and gives a delightful ensemble to the view.
ItAV, is not expected to last long, as there are but a It is in truth the best curtain we ever saw. It is an
few witnesses summoned in support of the prosemi- uncommonly fine piece of paititine, and does great
sign. ' credit to the celebrated Artist, M. CICEUI. There
is anadditional large and beautiful chandelier placed
Yesterday a very eminent Sager Refining lionse
stopped payment. We understand that the specula-
, in the gallery, by which that part of the Theatre is
titans in which it was concerned are extensive, ludo_ rendered as light as the pit ; and an essential im-
pentlent of the regular transactions for the imme. provement has taken place in placing the lustres ;
diate pm-prises of the trade. i for now not one of the boxes on the two sides of the
Government have begun in good earnest to enforce ' House will have the view of the stage intercepted by
the glare of the lights. Another most material al-
the payment of the duties under the Bonding System.
teratiott will facilitate the exit of the box company
Yesterday no less than seven writs were issued front
the Exchemter, to compel the payment of duties for to their carriages, as the opening to the vestibule is
enlarged, and, with the anti-room, elegantly fitted
bonded wines. This day many more are expected to
be issued on account of spirits. up for their accommodation, till the carriages draw
A letter from Deal, dated January 9, says, 46 The up. How much would this be facilitated also, if
*hip Faith, frern the Mediterranean, for Hull, are,' Noblemen and Gentlemen would give strict orders
, to thee coachmen to range the carriages while in
rived in the Downs this day. The Master reports,
that its his passege down the Mediterranean he fell in waiting, with their backs to the pavement, leaving
with a Turkish frigate, with three Dutch Olio's in ' the middle of the Haymarket clear (as it was at the
tow, which she 101 l teken. This circumstance proves But lingtotehouse Masque(' Fete), since by that means
they would all get away with ease in one-third of the
the exstetice of hostilities between the Algetines and
other Tar lis and the Dutch." usual time.
The Datch corvette Endrugt, of 20 guns, one of I The new Opera is entitled Adelasia e Aleramis.
the squadron that lately left the Texel, entered the The music is by M exert. 'I he performance of that I
port of Brest on the elst ult. having been diemasted i and the Ballet was over at so late an hour that we
in a storm most postpone our account of them till to-morrow.
.
J. C. Cremes Esq. has presented his son, the i For the present we can only say, that the music of
Rev. WILT.! %X ernWEN. to the Rectory of Har- the Opera was very much commended by the best
rington ; atel the ltev. J. Witeret.oce, of Herring- judges. Madame Sassr is an accomplished and sci.
ton to the Vicarage of Dearliam—both in Cumber. entific singer.—ller voice is sound, mellifluous, and
!anti. strong. She sings perfectly in tune and with a fine
The last accounts from Paris state, that the Mer- taste—for she makes use of no extravagant orna.
chants in Franco are very hig:dy pleased with the ment. M. GENT has also a very files tenor, and we
distinction made by the Government of Spain , hope he will not make us lament the loss of TRA.
in favour of Fiend' commerce. It appears, that ' ME4ZANI. M. LE VASSEUR is 811 admirable baste
fully equal to that of Roes:oleo when he first earn!,
according to the late Treaty between France and :
to England. M. Gas AM also possesses an admirable
Spain, the French are to be allowed the introduction
of their merchandize on the same terms as formerly, voice, and, we prophesy, will he a favourite with
which is full et) ;er cent. lower than is charged to the public. It is curious that the last night was the
first appearance of these three performers on any
any other teatime This fact very ill accords with the
stage. They were all received with warm applause.
declaration re FLUDINAND VII. that England should
' The Opera was led by SPAONIOLETTI.
be plaeed on a footing with the most favoured nations
in repert to commerce. After the first Act a new Divertisement was
Ilitelostnn News, received from an intellieent Coe- brought out, the composition of Mons. A. VEsTuts,
who is appointed Ballet-master. It is lively and
respotelent :—c` The sieges of the towns of Hindorots
In this three new dancers made their debut.
anti Kltureira still continue. The operations at both pleasant.
places hove been marked with more than usual spirit Mademoiselles MILANIE and Meetarte, and Mons.
and activity. Hardly a day passes without a skirmish, BAPTISTE. Miss MILANIE executes her movements
with fine taste; Miss Attracts' is very beautiful, aml
end the sallies from both garrisons have been ire.'
has considerable talent; M. BAPTISTE is an admire-
quent. The Rajah of Kent:twee having sent 1000
hie dancer, an elegant figure, and very graceful.—
of his troops to assist in the reduction of Khuraira,
We were happy to see in the same (lance the justly
has had the mortification to witness not only their
favourites of the public, Miss TWAMLEY and Miss
defection from (ho cause which he had espoue d, but
even their actual junction whit the enemy. Corrupt- Mout, as well as Mons. and Mad. LEON, and M.
ed by the money or seduced by the promises of the' Bouttere.
• Killedar, they marched is a body from the camp of The Ballet of Zephyr et Flora followed the Opera,
its sslihth A. VESTRIS performed his original part with
the beeieem s to the lines of the besieged ; they all
reached their new destittni ion in safety, except about that exquisite lightness for which he is famed, and
35, who were seized iii their progress to the fort, ;with increased force. It went off with eclat. The
and were immediately dismrettled of their noses and tieing Cupids are omitted without injury to the gene-
ral effect. The Ballet was led by M. Mout, the i
ears. 'lie Rajah himself, jest(/' incensed at their ,
. coeduct, has rero unjilstlq wrecked his vengeance pupil of the celebrated V/OTTI, and he acquitted
upon their inner :+t and defenceless families—phut- himself
Master. wilit th apa ssagespirit and
where tahis violinste worthy
was of his great
obligate,
hence." '
'
define and destroying them with remorseless vin-
, he obtained ling and deserved applause.
We learn that an order has hems received in this -
country from America, for
,forty thousand pounds ! The income of the Consolidated Fund for the
worth of fine linens, to be immediately sent over in quarter ending the sth instant is 12,738,0001. That
the event of a peace.—(Dublin Freeman's Journal.) , of the corresponding quarter of last year produced
The happy intelligence of peace with America had bat 11,352,0001. The charge upon upon it, by the
an extraordinary effect on our market on Saturday same mode of comparison, is less for the recent quer.
1s st ; wheat, for which there was some demand in the ter by near 160,0001. it the sth of January last
looming, felt about twelie o'clock nearly one-fourth ' year, there was a deficiency of 630,0001. ; in the
in price, the principal corn buyers having declined present year there remains a surplus of abont
perchasing.—(Galteree Journal.) , 908,0001. The war taxes during the like compare-
Those who choose to suppose, that the Congress the period have been more productive by 600,0001.
at %ricotta will Sit long and do nothing, may find, in the recent quarter. The increase in the income of
in the history of the last century, an instance, which , the Consolidated Fend lies chiefly in the duties of
will afford them some gratitiettion. In the year Customs and Excise. the former having exceeded Ito
17-21, a General Congress was summoned at Cam- ' produce of last year by upwards of 740,0001. and the
bray to carry into effect the purposes of the Qaa- latter by 410,0001. The stamps have also increased
druple Alliance: a compact between England, A us- 60,0001.
trim, France, and Spain. At this meeting nothing I Ott the two last market days at Newbury, in
material was done. Four years elapsed, which were Berks, preceding Thursday last, not a grain of wheat
consumed in dinners and parties of pleasure among was sold ; and the farmers, who were accustomed to
l'et Plenipotentiaries assembled, or in discussing and dine like Loudon Aldermen, at the inns, now bring
settling points of cetemouial. . their bread and cheese in their pockets, to stay their
Coe...Excite:see, J‘ se 11.—There were no stomachs, having given up the practice of formal
fesh arrivals of Wheat at this day's Market ; but a dinners.
very large quantity was left over from Monday, and A passenger by the Milford mail, in night, re.
as there was no demand, our prices are nominal, ported the sudden death of General JOHN PICTON,
but purchases could be made upon lower terms, if brother to the gallant hero of the Peninsula. The
eeete had been any hovers.—Marley is dull sile, and General intended spending some time in Pembroke-
!,lendayts prices not obtainable ; a great deal re- shire ; he retired to rest on Wednesday night last, it
"teies !deli-post-el of.—l3eans and Oats are Is. per was suited, in perfect health, and was found a ebrpse
carter lower, and go off very slowly at that re. the following morning. We sincerely hope the state-
t:uction. In other articles uo alteratiou. t merit is not true.—(Gambreae.) .

Faom IRE LONDON GAZETTE, JAV. 10.
MEMORANDUM.
Whitehall, Jan. 6, 1815.
In the Supplement to Tuesday's Gazette, in the
third article of the Ist column of page 17, after the
words "exceed seventy-two," add " exclusive of
the Sovereign."
The name of Admiral George Montague should
have appeared in the said Supplement, as a Knight
Grand Cross of the Most Hon. Military Order of
the Bath; and the name of Rear-Admiral George
Burlton should also hare appeared in the list of
_ _

Knights Commanders of thesn. id Order.

CERTIFICATES-3. r. 31.

S. Haw ford, Portsea, common biewerLY,Stennoi, 10114.
alley, aloorfield., carcase-botcher—J. N iLr)ftlll4.ilC•
butcher—W. Halton, Itic:tmood-hoildingi, Soito, t:4l:ur.

12.11tfNLI:S1111'i DISSt)I.VI-.1)

8., T., and R. J. Cou !wed, mei chants —W, I(ad;uu
and W . Bullock, Fdrilival'i I ma•cella
Francis and C. Roberts, Clapham, atone-r. •
(ask ell, Upholland, Itilen gnaw:facture:, —l'..lonei„
J. Humphreys, and J. Davie:, Berri'w , Alontirmiter,%:ore,
coal-merchants—W. Steer and F. Vi'akelb•A, Old Broad -,rret ,
stuck-brokers—T. Bas mon and J. R. Hill, Brigid, sure oas
—S. Ensor and .1. 11'ellinp, Cli tpel-street. Totionlrtin
road, news-venders—(:. and C. Cdletirta. Telttenhant-nur.ery ,
nursery-men—J. Smith and A. Ait Diu, Cirilialton, Surrey,
drag-grinders—R. lia)lturit and W. Al i) Liverpool.

rt~ri,.A,\ D.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in 1, Denr.lN, JAN. 1.--On Thursday night, about the
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, baring : hour of eight o'clock, a settee; man, of the name of
taken into consideration the eminent services which ' michm. app„„„ugh, a glass-blower by trade, tie-
have been rendered to the Empire by the Officers in fortunately happened to bn drinking a pint of per-
the service of the Hon. East India Company, has ter in the house of one Cidds, a publican, in Loser
been pleased to ordain, that fifteen of the most tlis-' Abbey-street (much frequented by seamen), when
tingoished Officers of the said service, holding Com- some Portuguese sailors, ts Ito were in the tap-room,
quarrelled with him on the news of peace with Aine-
missions from his Majesty not below the rank of
of . rica. The Portuguese contended for war, end to
Lieutenant-Colonel, may be raised to the dignity
prove that their seutimetes wore not theoretic, ia
Knights Commanders of the Most lion. Military
Order of the Bath, exclusive of the number of the heat of argument one of them drew a knife, and
Knights Commanders belonging to his Majesty's stabbed the unfortuttnte M'l/Juottglt in the t edt ;
forces by sea and land, who have been nominated by he immediately fell, and while :ante of the Porto.
the Ordinance bearing date the °_d instant : and h`.; guese were liken into custody, he was brought to
Royal Highness has been graciously pleased to or- Marlborough-street Wice, where the wound els
slain, that the said Officers of the East India Corn- dressed by Surgeon De i„, of g,rkotte_str„, ; the
patty's service shall enjoy all and singular the rights, • Wound, however, was mortal, ned this yal3:':', man
privileges, and immunities secured to the Second
was not more than 18 years of age, and of a very
i
Class of the Most Honourable Order ; and that' amiable character in his situation of life ; -he expired
they shall be governed by the rules and ordinances
about two o'clock yesterday reoraiii,g, but yet ho-
now established, or hereafter to be established by . fore he fully identified the man who stabbed him.
his Majesty, his heirs and successors, for the go- I Three of the Portuguese have been committed to
1 Newgate, under a warrant front the Magistrates of
vernment of the Knights Commanders of the Bath.
But in the event of future wars, and of actions of Marlborough-street Office.
signal distinction, the said number of fifteen may be I On the afternoon of Christrnas.rlav, Lord Do-
increased by the appointment of Officers who shall : noughmore received information, • that seine of the
be eligible according to the established regulations . gangof robbers .vho lately infested Newcastle moue-
I and restrictions. I tains were in that neighbourhood. Ilis Larilsiiip,
Ilis Rcyal Highness the Prince Regent has been . accompanied by the Hon. A. H. Hatehinsno, set
further pleased to ordain, that certain Officers of the out the same night in pursuit of these depredators,
and traversed a considerable extent of country, with
East India Company's service, holding his Majesty's
the hope of .finding them. They apprehended five
Commission, may be appointed Companions of the
Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, in persons under suspicious circumstances.
consideration of eminent services rendered in action . Last Saturday, at one o'clock, as David Jones,
with the enemy ; and the said Officers shall enjoy all EN. of Wexford, was coming in a gig with his ser-
the rights, privileges, and itnmunities secured to the vent from Dublin- to this city, he was robbed be-
Third Class of the said Order; and shall be govern- tween Naas and Kilcullen, of about 1201., by two
'ed by the regulations and restrictions established men armed with pistols and a blunderbuss.—(Wu-
with regard to the nomination and government of terford Mirror.)
the Companions of the said Most Honourable Order. i ,

Whitehall, Jan. 10.

His Royal Higt.ness the Prince Regent has been •
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty,
to give and grant unto John Marshall, Esq. Post
Captain in the Royal Navy, his Majesty's Royal
Licence and Permission, that he may accept and wear
the insignia of the Imperial RussiaitOrder of St. George,
of the Fourth Class, tied of a Knight of the Royal
Swedish Military Order of the Sword, with which
their imperial and Royal Majesties the Emperor of
all the Russias and the King of Sweden have respec-
tively honoured him, in testimony of the high sense
which those Sovereigns entertain of his bravery and
lervires during the siege of Glockstadt, and at the
blockade of llamhnrgh and Haarbourgh ; provided
nevertheless, that his Majesty's said Licence and Per-
mission cloth not authorise, and shall not be deemed
or construed to authorise, the assumption of any
style, appellation, rank, precedence, or privilege ap- •
pertaining unto a Knight Bachelor of these realms. •

The Earl of MALmseurty, we are happy to learn,
is much better; his Lordship sat up several hours
yeterrLy.
The grand Government powder magazine is nearly
completed on Hounslow Heath, to and from which
all gunpowder for the King's service nil! in future be
trans!morted by canals to the most intetior pal ms of the
kingdom. This sp winos depot is so ,uhterraneously
divided, by mounds of earth, that if any one was to
blow up, time explosion could have nu possible effect
nn any of the others.
The Magistrates of the County of Middlesex had
a meeting on Friday, at the IVe,tminster Sessions
House, at which they elected W. WATSON to be
Chairman pro lemporc ; and as the most delicate
course towards their old Chairman, postponed the
election of a new Chairman, till Mr. MAINWARINO'S
affairs shall he finally settled.
Yeiterday Morning, at nine o'clock, a dreadful
• arcident happened in consequence of Mathew's
Cioydon-coach overturning opposite Cross-street,

•
Ne%ington. The horses set off full speed tri!li the

BANK RU
Ts. ! pole of the coach ; and the coachman, .being Norm.
' E. Sturley. Cooper's-row, Crutched.friars, beer-merchant, Bled in the reins, is so shockingly mangled and exit
Jan. 14, 21, Feb. 21, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Chap. about the head that his life is despaired of. Several
man and Stevens, Little St. Thomas Apostle. outside passengers were dreadfully bruised ;one gri.i.
T. King. Charlotte-street, Sadler's Wells, carpenter, Jan.
tleman had his leg broke; and another, in consti.
14, 19, 1 eb. 21, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Tebbutt and
Son, Gray's Inn-srotare. quence of part of the coach falling On his head, pre.
W. Wyrte. Dorchester, Oxfordshire, inn/udder. .14111.24, 31, seined a shocking spectacle. The horses wore stept
Feb. 21, ti Mt. Barmen's, Oxford. Attornies, Mr. Cecil, Ox-
fold ; and Messrs. Ekillachy and Bridger, Angel-court, Throg- in the Westminster-road, with all their knees brokett
morton-street. and very much cut.
T. Snow, Stamford, upholder, Jan. 31, Feb. 1, 21, at the
On Monday evening, Thomas Devall, a workman
George and Angel Inn, Stamford. Attornies, Mr. Thompson, !
Stamford ; and Messrs. Anstie and Wright, Temple. at Mr. Barker's acid manufactory, in Regeley, was
left at the factory to attend to the fire under the fur-
J. Stephenson, Bretton. Yorkshire, grocer, Feb. 2. 3, 21,
at the White Bear Inn. Barnsley. Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr.
nace, which was to be kept in all night. Ott the
Keir, Barnsley ; and Messrs. Longdill :Lod Bittterfield, Gray's
inn-square. foreman's going to the factory about six o'clock the
J. Maemichael, T. Gitton, W. Macmichael, J. Macmichael, next morning, he found the fire out, and Devall I ••og
and A. M'Math, Bridgnorib, Shropshire, carpet-manufacturers, )•t
Jan. 19,20, Feb. 21. at the Castle Inn, Bridgnorth. Attor- dead on some embers, about te o yards from the fire
nit's, Mr. Bigg, Southampton-buildings; and Mr. Pritchard, with his clothes nearly all consumed.
Broseley, Shropshire. i A favourite harrier dog, belonging to Messrs. Fern.
R. 11. Caitcheon, Liverpool, master-mariner, Feb. 6,7, 21,
at the King's Arms, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Sheppard comb, of Bishopstone-place, near Lewes, was, the
and Co. Bedford-row; and Messrs. Deltera and Topharn, Li- begiuning of last week, on the removal of a barley.
verpool. stack, found therein buried, alive and well, after
'I. Smith, New Mills, Ledbury„ Herefordshire, miller, Jan.
25, 26, Feb.2l, at the Red Lion Inn, Newent. Attornies, Mr. being missing eight days, and appareetly without
Pewtriss, Gray's Inn; and Mr. Reece, Ledbury. . having suffered any diminution of health or vretigth
G. Mullins, Sheffield, edge-tool-maker, Jan. 21, 29, Feb.
21, at theTontine Inn, Sheffield, Attornies, Messrs. Riming- from his abstinence and close intrisonment, as he
ton and Nilson, Sheffield; and Mr. Wilson, Greville-street, embraced his liberation with activity and playful-
Hatton-garden.
J. Willoughby, Taunton, shopkeeper, Feb. 8,9, 21, at the Ile".
White Hart Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Daniel and Sons, A melancholy accident occurred near Hentlerla ml,
Bristol; and Messrs. Pearson and Son, Pump-court, Temple, in the parish of Meggat, and county of Peebles, Oil
W. Pullen, Shaftesbury, victualler, Feb. 13, 14, 'll, at the
Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury. Attornies, Mr. elessiter, Shaftes- the 30th ult. Three children of a shepherd on that
bury; and Mesr,. Dyne and Son, Lincoln's Inn-fields. farm, going from their father's house to witness a
R. Friend, Old W indsor, dealer in hay and straw, Jan. 21,
matrimonial ceremony, in crossing an adjoining hunt,
Feb. 7, 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stokes. Golden..
square. were all blown in by a violent gust of wind, and tar.
P. Luscombe, Gravesend. tailor, .Tan. 14, 28, Feb. 21, at tied down the current. The father. who was near
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. nurse Lawrence-lace.
the spot at the time, ran to their nssistance, and
J. ()whet, Lhindiams, Kent, farmer. Jae. li, 9%, Feb. 21,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Alichurth-yard. . brought out one, and hid it upon tee hank, and then
DIVIDENDe. . . another, and followed the third a considerable way,
Feb. 24, D. Tobin and B. J. Mitchell, Limehouse, ship- which be also succeeded its bringing out ; but on his
elmodlers-Jan. 31, W. Cousins, Great Alie-street, Goodman 's return back -with this last, to the place where the
fields broiler-Feb. 4, J. Hattie, Wyatt, and T. Keyse,
others were left, he fund them both without ap-
Hons;lesdown, lead-mantitecturers-Feb. IL 11. Green and
W. Crabb, Lisle-street, Leicester-square, saddlers-Fe4.4, T. pearance of animation, and every attempt to restore
Hugger, Watling-street, butcher-Feb. 4, .1. Weightinan, them was in vain. The third is still alive, and it is
Moor-street, Bryanstone-square. carpenter-Feb. 4, .1. D.
Niblet, Fleet-street, paper-stainer-Jan. 11, S. Rye, Felun, hiVed
I will soon recover.
brewer-Jan.2l, 3; KOSe, Parliament-street, clientele-Jan. 31, •4 Precis Historique sur BON4PARTE."--Thia
M. Davey: jun. Cheshunt, miller-Jan. 31. W Dorringion, Nyo2k,
_which comes from the pen of the Author of
Conshill, insurance-broker-Feb. 4, T. Sedge ick. Clement',..
lane. merchant-Jan. 31, Minet, Finsburv-square, merchant " The Secret Memoirs," has already gone through
-Jan. 91, J. Matthew. Wigton, Cumberland, tanner-Jan. six Ftlitious its Paris. It professes to draw the che.
ei, S. Johnston, Wood-street. warehouseman-Jan. 31, J. .„
racier os 1. tPOLEt+N floes his own words and anions,
Knott, W. Smith, and J. Clarke, Duke-street, Sonthwark,
batenannfatturers-Feb. 3, .1. Joseph Bristol, pen-mantifec. many of which are now recorded for the first thee.
turer-Feh. 1, W. Lowe, Royston, Lencashire, machine-maker It will certainly be read with great interest.
-Jan. 31. J. Lake, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury. dealer-Feb.
4. W. I'. Clarke. Holborn,. gun-maker-Feb. 2, G. Aked and At the F.stedra wn Ticket a!)ove i5l. on Wednet-
C.Young,Glarnford-brigg, Lincolnshire, eernenerehants-Jae. tray next (the day the Lottery begins drawing) will,
31,6. Wood, Doncaster, bookseller-Feh. 18, n 'cite, North- its adtlitioil, he entitled to 10,0001. • now suppose
aespwn, baker-Jan. 31, J. Marks, Manchester; warehouse-
n-Feh. 7, R. Ilandlton, Old Broad-treet, underwriter- the First-drawn Prize *here 251. should be s
20,0(101. tbt fin means an unlikely thing), then the
r.b. 25. E. Shewin, Threadneedle-street. co[ree.house-keeper-
Feb. it, R. Roger, Liverpool, rnerelinnt-Jan. 31. P. Martin, ~,:_,..,,
would` I,c,
worth :ft),0001.; a single Sixteenth
Oxford street, bookseller-Jan. .28, J. ',elide, Tokeehottee- I tel."
yard, merchant-Jan. 28, C. an 6 C. Beaumont, Southampton- of whirl, would produce to the fortunate Holder
place, Bloomsbury, roach-makers-reh. :3, J. Davey, Fast 1,8751. This well deserves the consideration of all
Anstey, Devonshire, dealer -Feb. 7, W. Barden!, Edmontoo, .
those who have not yet made then purchases.
underwriter.