30 Jun 1800
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 30, 1800
Page
1
The notice describes a July 21 1890 state lottery with 2 060 tickets and multiple prize levels. First drawn tickets on days 7, 16, and 13 list 2000, 1000, and 10000 pounds respectively. Tickets and shares available at licensed offices. prizes payable on demand. It notes no Irish Lottery after the current year due to the proposed union of the two kingdoms.
Lotteries advertised by Hornsby and Co at the State Lottery Office No 26 Cornhill London and elsewhere. Tickets and shares offered with various prize tiers and register services. Draws begin in July with multiple prize amounts, and payments on demand through bank notes post office orders or stamps. Letters answered promptly with schemes and gratis-orders for tickets.
Publication announces an authentic edition of the trial of James Hadehs Sld for high treason at Drury Lane on March 5, including evidence. It also advertises Earley's Annual Tax Tables for 100 and an English Encyclopedia edition price adjustments due to paper costs, with completion promised in spring.
An broad ad claims a remarkable SOAP from a Belleiffe abbess, offering cleansing, softening, and whitening benefits. It markets 2s 6d per pot from Maton’s in Pall Mall and touts curing the Scurvy with Spilsbury’s Drops. Letters from Edinburgh residents praise the remedy and list attestations, with further notices on patent medicines and a brief housing offer for pregnant ladies.
The notice directs all creditors and others claiming under them to appear before Nic Ef. K in Hampton Buildings Lane London to prove their debts and formulate their claims by July 26. Failure will result in exclusion from joint creditor benefits under the court ruling.
A London Market report notes very limited wheat supply with prime samples fetching higher prices. It details current rates for barley, oats, rye, seeds, and hay across Smithfield, Newgate, and Leadenhall markets, plus imports and returns from Market Lane and Sufflex.
Lord Grenville moves to grant a third reading to the Bill for a Legislative Union of Great Britain and Ireland. The Marquis of Downshire voices opposition, the Bill is read a third time and passed, Duke of Bedford to introduce Inclosures resolutions next Thursday.
House of Commons notes a petition from Nottingham journeymen workmen requesting repeal of the Workmen Combination Acts. The petition is laid on the table. Mr Nickolas Vansittart presents the report of the committee or body related to the matter.
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