Star. — London, England, 1804-01-02 00:00:00

TO THE NEW YEAR. Agi in the quick revolving year Proclaims Time's fluent, fwift career. And urea an, with rapid 'peed, The living to the mould'ring dead. lo noify joy the fans oftally, In peave maw, melancholy, In Labs, In tears, by eight, by ILI. The hapids Lover pines away. And I, with !sorters Love pollee, Sad Manama my trembling brut% Woo the reluttant Mole in vain, To oft the pangs of cold difiLlat. Kor nerd of clops friend, difclore Tie fatal fource of all my woes; Abut! her cold averted eye • Frowns on my Lope, and Id Is me die. Yet come. 0 Year, and with 'het brig The churlilb Winter, ro(y Spring, And Summer's genial heats prolong, • And Autumn ringing dasvett for g ! Keen Winter's (raft, that binds the Ysar; Shall but her drooping (piths cheer; The ru®au Malt that round her blows But rock myllarmer to repute! Blow loft, ye Gales, and oh the blifs! Breathe ouher lips a venial Ws; Yc Rol e, , all your tweet* exhale, And violets blue, and lilacs pact Ye Summer Buns, deriding toll, That drink the Breams, and parch the foil, knife In Lir befoul tuft alums, And mellow all her rip'ning ebanits! And Autumn penfive, mild, fame. Let yellow harveßs kill be feat, WOO tbyme, wild rotes, perfume 0,4 • As (trays my Love, at blest ove! 0, Year! let ev'ry vow be beard, By M—it's nulefultomitie prat:red ; Mb love be true, ber friends be kind-- 0 Mai me back my peace of mind ! POL NE. Bow-oval v.—On Friday night a Gentleman from America, was robbed at a boufe of ill fame in Vine *net, St. Martin's-lane, of a purfe, containing 96 ininem. He did not mils it till he was leaving the hook, when he made the robbery known to the land. lord and landlady of the houfe, who applied to Do wildlife, a conftable, belonging to the who traced oat three girls who were concerned in the rob bery, and by great exertions difcovered the purfe Atoneealed in the cellar of the King's Arms pubiic. boufe, in the Strand. On Saturday they were exa mined before Sir RICHARD FORD at the Public Office, Dow=flreet, when the three girls were committed for Anther examination, and the woman who keeps the Mae ordered to find bail for her good behaviour. Mansion House —Saturday Edward Davis, the beadle of Portfolten Ward, complained to the LORD Marna of his having lined a cart, containing a great quantity of beef in fo bad a Rate as to be unfit for Munn food. He found it in Aldgate High-fireet : at fiat nobody would own it. Upon examination it proved to be the canal*: of an old cow that had died difeafed. The fellow, in whofe cnflody it appeued to be, laid he was direaed to leave it at a boiling• hook in Whitechapel for dogs-meat. This (tory was ant credited, bat there being no proof that lie had offend the meat for tale, he could not be indicted. But the LORD Maroa ordered the meat to be buried. GlOiLDlULL.—Saturday yaw Harris, a lighter. man's apprentice, and three others, were charged by a watchman with diforderly behaviour in the greet at a late hour, and alarming the family of Mr. Stock, themill, on Ludgate-hill, by violently knocking at his door. The Sitting Alderman, after feverely re primanding the offenders, was induced toiciircharge them in eonfequence of the charaaers they received from their mailers. Qii i sau-sgymis.—Saturday Frearis M'Kerrea, a man, and Harriet Hays, his houfekeeper, were brought before the Magillrates on fufpiciun of having Rohn a watch and chain, value gel. It appeared that Hayes offered it to a pawnkroker, who flopped her, and kept the watch. It is flippofed to be the property of a Gentleman gone to licland upon pub lic bufineli, in confequence of which the parties arc held in zuaody till the article (hall be advertifed iu the Irina papers. MaeLsoaouorr-sversr.—On Saturday a com plaint was lodged againfl upwards of 300 publicans, for keeping their honks open on the Sabbath day daring divine fervice. Proper methods were taken to Prevent this praflice. WORSUIP•STRIIT•—Sattirby Eiiz,a r .ytb /3IC• ly in the employ of Mr. Calk, who keeps the Wine. • stilts at the corner of Wilfithareet, Fin (but y.firirre, was charged with having rubbed her mailer r .luau ti y of wine and fpitits, and WAS committed a r trill. On Saturday a tradefman w is Ch..rj:C.t ilrfore the blagiflrates on fufpki..a of having chrninii red a vio. lcnt affault upon a young r•ornan with ri. ittiampt tw itommit a rape. The party accofcd was adu.it:cd to Lail,to appear on a future dry toanfwer the complaint. Ustos Friday 7,:nr• Z:rd Yilt.• Smells were brought up .us a chmgc or. h in: liolen. on the istli of Llcct..riber, (g Fiend] ciotins and othzr articles, out 01 the hut of a Mr. lichee, French emigrant pried, who lodged in t%c (aloe h with them in the Lonsi , ..l It"ad. it All•r;!c,: 4:.at the pi ihaner Smith had fold mill oldie CM At a pawnbroker's :—bar_ the did fo by the direCion of Booker, who (aid, the had found :hers, and intlited flue b a d a riiht to do •vhat (h: wilt them.— She was c..mmitted tir trial at the Surrui AlriZ:s, and Sm di was di:kh.tced. A runic tlmple ; lad, a f"..rrant in a ; :• so l e, wa• el;aigrd with itolirn: a'yitist helsseiou:• Li s mictreli, aid Was d b" the r.t.1 44 ;44.t.:. be fen: t.. fcr sc. his rccrimt.tatt it, i.c tha:..ell it', t.:suer wis in td for hteali..: he would no: pot to itt at. he nit::: I." Hic n ttitlt what is (r :L':. rircgr:Fic uJ , t .r in u duc : c..., u.:~: cian.: tt r.. lei • 101 l AWL IC FV:a 41", COMMISS.ON mizzLIGENC'E. DUBLIN, DECEMBER Yeflerday a trial took place, the courfe of evidence in which governs another which occurred this day. .Robert Gok and Robert Fox flood trial on two in diament., for ha% ink, on the night of the 24th of July !ail, at Hollypark. crutity of Dublin, by threats and menaces, forced William Burbridge to deliver up to th:m certain fire arms, the property of jdfry Foot, Efq. The other indiament charged them with af• faulting the habit.ttion of Mr. Foot, contrary to the astute. Mr.PlltAt SER:E ANT Rated the cafe for the Crown. He obferved, that v. hatever the Jury might perceive in the progrefs of this trial of a treafanable tenden cy, that it was incumbent on them to difcharge their minds of any prejudice which treafonable enormities might excite, as the charge again( the prifoners was not of high treafon. However, the crimes alledged againfk them were made capi , al by two feparate tka. totes—one the 15th and 16th of the King, commonly called the White Boy A.'l, which annexes the punifh ment of death without benefit of clergy, to any aft of furrounding bottles, from fun fet to fan rif,., and by threats or violence compelling the parties within to forrender fire arms. The next indiament agair.lt Ott. prifoners is grounded on an ad of the 27th of the King, which renders it a capital offence to atfault the habitations or dwellings of his Majefty'e liege fub jeets. Crimes of this nature, having obvioutly tree fonablz Cr. rebellious purpofes in view, were wifely taken into confederation by the Legiflature of this country at a period of public disturbance, and re main on the fkatute book (till in full force. Jofeph a Lonergn, an approver, &pored to the identity of Fox, - having been one of a gaol; of eight perfons who compelled him to accompany them to Mr. Foot's houfe, at Hollypark, on the night laid in the indiament, where they attacked the houfe, and received from within four blunderbuffes, a full!, and a piftol. Having given information before William Anderfon, of Kilternan, Efq. a hlagiftrate of the county of Dublin, and a Captain of yeomenry, a ma terial variance occurred between the written infor mations and his oral teftimony, which fet the whole of his depofitions at nought. Patrick Fitzliarris, another approver, And one of the fame gang, identified Fox as one, who, in c.,:iceit with Lonergan, the tall wituefs, were molt anive in their &Guilt on Mr. root's habitation—the patty af terwards retired to theshoufe of one Tool, near the Gtange, and divided the arms which they extorted; a fowling piece fell to the (hare of the witnefs—Cole he could not identify as having taken any waive part in the plunder at Hollypark ; he law him at Tool's, with a (word in his hand. The party committed other depredations of the fame defeription, one.at the honk of a Mr. Davidh,n, and another at the houfe old Mr. Fry, at Rockbrook, in the fame vicinity. . . The witnefs became fqueamilh at length, and com municated his qualms of confcience to a neighbour of the name of Richardfon, who took the precaution to fend to Mr. Anderfon an order to accommodate the witnefs by taking him into cußody, that he might relieve his mind by giving information againft the banditzi, who prelf:d him alio into their fervice. Mr. Anderf.n lubilantiated the circumflanee of having taken the u itnefs, and reduced his informs• tions to writing. He could perceive no deviation from the written examinations in the witnefb's depo- Cations this day. _ _ Mary Meran, for the prifoner l nz, depofed that The faw him furrounded by a gang of fellows on the nifTht of the zath July, who, after tome threats againft his life if he refufea to accompany them, at length threw iszo into a ditch, ar.d left him there. Witncfs ran off to Foz's houfe, where a boy, his brother, had been lying ill. She afterwards faw Fox at home on the fame night. The outrage at Hotly Park was depofed by Fitz harris to have been committed about the hours of nine and ten o'clock. • The CHI it- fumes trimmed up the evidence with remarkable precifion. The teltimony of Looergan, the &It witnefs, he ennfigned to infamy and want of all credit. He reprobated the charafter of approvers in general in very Rrong language, laying, he knew no point of degradation to which the human mind could be reduced lower than that of the bafenefs by Which tome approvers are aluated- His Lordfhip lamented the neeenity of fometimes retorting to them in order to bring atrocious criminals to pundhment ; but he obferved, that without thong corroborating cireurntlances, or the aid of unimpeached tellimony• Jurors thould not lend an affentin2; ear to any nnfitp. ported evidence of approvers. The el ara6er of Fits. hart is, his Lordthip ecnceived, little better than Lo nergan, hut he had fupported tome continency be tween his written and verbal &politic:ne e and there were betide eirettmliances to be collated from the contents of Lis evidence, which the Jury might take into eonfideration rcfpating the plainer Fox alone. %% ids retpal to Cole, nothing occurred which could warrant a verdi& of convittion again ft him. The jury retired tome time, and returned a vet. di.c.t.s—Grailty of the offsetee laid in the inslinnsent s viz. aflaulting the habitation, againft Fos; and acquitted Cole, who this day nood trial along with a prifuner, try name Prim Arrnr, on the White Boy Mt, for having compelled Peter Fry, of Rock Brook, in the County if on the night of the z4th July, to furrender to them certain tile a: rue. Mr. :ill' f maid-may either of the rrifoners, bt:t dcpoteJ the r iicurmiance of a banditti coming about his houfe about twelve or one o'clock on the night laid in the indiftnient, and by threats and me naces compilel him to order his fcreAnt to hand thranh "a upper sgindbw, a blund:rbuls awl a tol to ihcm, w ith which they made nit 1 it.harris, in his account, depoild, that it WAS 1 . 1 y at ms to t!,e prifoner I:)rne, ssho-ii He recapirtilxed neatly the t,itia.,:i.y tai :he preceding 41.4 y, ilin infilking he was iorr.:J into the I:reke of -I.c gang. r:thari is made his cor.lidant, depot:A, nt,..irris informed him that he had been in Tlinmas•ltt..a, accr treinicd by bne I‘l.Mahon. . the nt.,bt! fit zhatris I :came .tt :1.1. t.• ..N :1. aeJ dr 10.—pro tcrt,i he u tr :n I d Tcrs:ecaly tl:At fre c ow t I: rj to of an g . . . tLe si;•7'it ,pcijent has 1.1 , •r;.;! . V the re. 49 4.1! twee of death was, hodever, pronounced On Vas by the Chief Judice, who, notwatianding, give him hopes of pardon. The two prifoners on trial were acquitted, but retained in gaol until they find bail for future good behaviour. • • nris Lynch, Florid Ohre( mannatighter for the alledged murder of her daughter, )4aq:stet Carey, fenrenced to be burnt in the hand, and chfchared. yams 11115 amt, for affaulring Jahn Pyrne, with in. tent to rob him, to be tranfported forTeven years. yobs Ryan, found guilty of uttering a forgery on the National Bank, to be hanged. The Chiefju dice made him a pathetic exh.qtation, in which heentreAted of him not to abufe anF portion of the (port time be had to live with vague or idle hopes of mercy in this world. The Court adjourned to the 17th February, 1804. It has been remarked, th . at the Thermometer on Saturday at feven o'clock in the morning, was two degrees higher than on the 24th of June, 1802. The following fubjeas are prnpofed for the CH A ll caLLoa's prizes at Othrd. for the enfoing year, viz. For Latin Verfes—" For an EnFlilh Dray —.4 The utility of Claffical Learning in rubles vieney to Theological Stuaies." A letter from Peterfburgh rays, that the School of the Jefuits ellabliihed there, is jolt now in the moll tiourithing condition, and is every day to:riving fcholars. Several Ruffian Noblemen have fent their children to it. This Incorporaiinn with the permiffion of his Imperial Welly, a peblic laboratory, which gives great do isfaaion. On Tnefday night lad, Mr. White, conftable in the pariah of St. James's, Clet kenwell, made a feizure of a private dill to Turnmill.ll seer, of too gallons of math, half a ton weight of rnolaffes, and tau gallons of ratified f o pilits. A few days ago, a bullock was flaul ; litered at Al f ird, and was found to be of the extraordinary weight of 194.01 b. the %Owl: of which was fold at the rate of lb. The weight of the loofe fat wes 2501 b.; bide t77lb. The rump and loin were played for at wh;:I, by a party of Gentlemen, and prerented by the c *tuners to the• Alford V‘dunteers. A and malt (hocking murd:r was coth mitred on tlic. t ash of Oaober, at Nottingham-town, America, on Mr. P. Dougherty. by 'l. Benton, a labourer, who inclantly confided the deed to the fa and was in confequence apprehended, 'dui and ezecuti d. A young woman has been cnmmitted to Tye!chef. ter gaol, fur the murder of her illegitimate child` at Combe St. Nicholas. On Fridas' fe'nnight 3C a gentleman was riding from Ayr to Irvine, tWo fellows ttarted from a ditch, and ordered him to flop ; but their fucklen appear. ance frighting the boric, he galloped off with his rider, who was fired at by the robbers, but ekaped unhurt. Laft week a boatman and his foe went into A fhoe maker's fhnp at Workfop, when the boy ohferving a gun, took it up, pulled the trigger, and killed his father. As the congregation had :Ambled in the parifh church at Margate, yeflerday le'nnight, a large por tion 9f the tiling was blown by the hurricane on the llsy lights, driving in upwards of fifty large fquares of glals ; but though the whole fell into the pews, no perfon was materially injured. On Friday night Mr. Wheeler, carpenter, in Wa ter lane, Flret-theet, while fitting in a chearful man ner with his family, was feized with a paralytic droke, and indantly expired. On the 18th inflant Mrs. Eliz. Wright, an infirm maiden lady, who rc:ided at Snelllon, in Dorfetthire, about five o'clock in the evening, left Iter bottle with intent of attending a religions meeting in the neigh bourhocd flit unfortunately aided the font way, and having got into.a wheat field, which lacing very wet and heavy, the was unable to extricate herfelt. ..nd there pet illazd from the inclemency of the night. On Thurfday a boy, eleven years of age, was palling along the New Road, with a bundle, con• taming a clock, lie was overtaken by another boy, who, on entering into conversation st, id) him, learned from whence he came, and where he was going.— The youth acquainted the boy with his matter's name, and the name of the Nam whom the clock was for. This artful deceiver parted company with his companion near the Adam and Eve, and on the arrival of the youth at the fpot where the click was to be delivered. a man accuaed him, calling hi. matter's name, and ailing him if tl at was the chic:. he had lent ? the boy replied " yes," and delivered it to the fuppofed owner, who delired him to inform his matter that he would call on him the neat day, as he wanted frame other articles. An extraordinary robbery was committed on th... Treafury of the StAtc of New Jerky, on the :1:1 of Oftoiser :--Jastss SALTER, Ell. the Treafuier,heAr• ittg a noife at the back pair of his honk. went claw:, (lairs to dikover the CAIII . I, when he WAS compelled by four armed men, by the threat of immediate &lilt if he helitated,, to deliver the keys of an iron cheA. containing the treafti-e. Hiving bound and gagged him, they gnl pnlf:tinn of upwards of to,oco dol. Lin, with ‘‘itich they cleaved. It was (time time he. fare Ntr. SALTER, could al nut •he honk, anJ inueure a teleale from his deplorable lit uatitm. The King's Evil, which i veil its name from the frith in a roy“: peer of tilvcr, ; a f‘Mcdy st Ilik carried meduioe int.. Giit:iac i.h.ctat it y. Iti.afon n:•.! itecuiling a more I ed the 12clicl . in charms; anti in Charles's t t ign, she re(peaable lVifcman };arc a method of cute nn IA• 160114 FiEttillea of pta:Tice. I:. gl Inds tic : I ,lm Is generally Sacs, th,fe mo:e the neck and and thole aritop: r.•r the f.:!:.1„ amt the 1,.:! of Lifiing. A PI r : CIL:SC the K'+n .1, .111.1 1 , 4 C.:4( t4:.11 • bccn prcfcricd in c.lle. r•;',, :mi.,. in I. r I !:•ii • thicalls I I t!.. al. •,!;:ecs 1.. 6. : 0 . 11 1 ira.: (.o.t tit • t tr. a• rnIF.N.h ;II t, l'••r t!% t•• ! it 11 ( I. c••: . ..1 tict.op! jr.~l (.ii ti:4f t'~~ t-Ive t Ihc D . ', Ts, 4.1 11. J. AIL .t lITOZII/CX. BIRTHS. On the 17th ultimo, at the Parfourge-houle, Great Wich'tron. Norfolk, the l ady of the Hon. Wm. ettzror, of a fon. At (:Island Nnuk, N. b. the Lady of idoitoo Dalrymple, Efq. of Eunice, of a fin. At 7441cekKG-Id. Herta, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Bulle r oC,the Reg i men t , at a rod. . . 'On the z d mt. at 1 3 .,rithi3 Hoare, MnDoucan,,f a roe. • T'te lady of John stanifortb, Efq. M. 0. for Hulk, 01'a foe. A: l'oodicherry, on the ath of March fart, the Lady of Kicking Kincbaut, Efq. Comniet cLI Refident of l'uddalore, of a daughter. At Carton, near Norwich, the Hon Mrs. l'etrec, of a daughter. On Turfday, in Ivy. Rivet, D;ot (freer, St. Giles's, the wife et one Richard Taylor, a poor nun, of three children at one trirtby two girt. , and a%oy. At Campheltoym, the 1..7.1y of Colin AVLarty, Efq. of Chaffee. yak, ',wawa, of a fon. Widnefday laft, at his hence in Ironer Cbatlottc•fireet, the Lady of J. C. I.uernl. Efq. l'ortugaefe COLfui General, of twit' lona. lit Grafton-Wet:, Doblht, the Lady of Edward Hudfon, Efq at s daughter. NIARRID. ........ On Thurfday laR, at St. Swithhis thurch.Woreelter, jonatb a s Frrham, near Rotherham, Yorkthirc, to Mu. dauzhttr of Mr. Martin Barr, of Worrefter. Oii the t9th tilc. At &Kat. Deep! Carnpbeil, Efq. futleon, 24 bath:aim Wale/Lk Militia, to Mils Moore, elikft ilAughur of the late Jamce 14,10... re, Efq. of Pillidivity. _ • .. . ... *1 . Bymn. Lfq• of doodvt put, near Hest ord, to haft L. &arm daugtiter of the lee N. En:LT. Efq. Ou the sift-ult. Arshibald Druce. M. D. to hlifs White, of S. toc-tet• Erect, Krtotao•fqoare. • At St. George's, Hanover . lquers, CapabOydetaham, fon of to late General sy &Warn. Military Auditor C4seral at Madras, to Mu. Bontsury. DIED. i‘l.ly, at his apartments, Arundel-Erect, John Anderfar,Efq. of Lie , rpool. At VlJllings, in Suttee, Edward Pyott, Erg. Barrack-matter at that place, aged 44. Wed nefd.sy lalt, job , . Pee, at the great age of tot. He wu se years g.irdener to the Afylorn.. On the asth ult. it his hod's in Milcom-ftrect, Bath, Williams Daascon, Efq.in his hid rear. On the i Bth ult. at her fa , Iter's Difpenfarf. Prineer.ltreet. &Ito. Trypherna Spilibury, daughter of Mr. H. B. Spillbury, iu that 176 year of her age._ . . . • Atlsvinron, Sur,.-x. Mader Charles Sargent, aged nine years, fon of John Sargent, Ely. M.P. On the I 7:h ult. at Lanvihangel, near T 7 11c, Illonmoothlbire, l o the wail of his age, Mr. John Pufsll, who about twdse mortise his death has "Jell walked ....:1111i!Ls a day. lie retiti:oell Lis iatult:es to tie tent y • fl, and e to real the Cmalleft t itle without the help of glades. it mornirg on which he died be called his tldeft fon. with whom he lived, to the brefide, and altar Lidos hint by the h..J, mired without a roan. AWORM, aio Feet.—Unbelief ha s t r e y bees hurtful to Mankind : ani it may be the following pars. graph will not he e-rdl•rd by fame who Rand in the grcatrft nee! of this Inforrnati o'. However people may affeet to difcredit, fat, will always prrre ;or thcmftivw. and deep man °lleac at. lo.v following mnft earraordintry cafe may be retied ma for 1-nth. viz. a Child orally four years, fon to Mr. Tbatnnfor. WI eels r i ht, No. t r, Maryla-bounr-lane, has voided a Tate. rn , nut id. than 230 Feet long! Mated in Mr. T.'s !Titer to Dr Gardner, No. 76, Long Acre, by whore altrratire Yilh the C is cured !! and maybe feat by any fo afflicted. Dr. GA MD): a's Pill., Platter, and OintraCnt, may be had at Ida Mu:o. No. 76, Lang-Acre! atal No. 3. Shama,* at sag. 6d. and at. 6d. figazd j.Ceardas 00 each boa. FRO .1 TIIEWOHT HON. THE EARL OP E. o Mr. Como, Apotherary,.No. 4, Chespgie. SIR -1 tmdetltandtrom my Apotitecary, that ths effed of your Wein% Medicine on my Servant was romplellat in ran:sating au oh:true:ion in the grit pagageo and bowels. Inte there was no appcarat.ce of Worms : the bad been unable to yct op from hr r bad for &hove nine wcrks: if the lay down or !to , ill up. tin. pain about the Neon of the (torus. b was imnar d : had rot oe C.lid meat fur ti ,ay wet:,.. Ft . .re medi. ma to too and an ab: • Apothecary o:uld e m wi t ro t o r t ,i cr ib c. ,.... n • her , but nitheat proper effect. The warm bath a ,'brad the pain, het th was only terrpor...ry rclie.. After taunt: y.iar annhaoe two d.,y. its toccrtiiion, the got tap and began tocat owe a and frm that time the met.d..l ,par. Vl'husaikr t he Wirth:led. your 14.4. &eine alone r,itores ber.-1 am, Sir, Slat:Word. 24. I ?op. Your humble fa rant. Sold whole.. le .oul road at Chloe and Butler's. No 4. t.'lsi..pa e.witer of P,:es:.olt,t roar ; sea l rt •it •.ne hieslicint Vita. ,'e7 in every fowl in the Un.t,4 hazes at . ca,hd.s lals,s Is. 9,L; an 4 for c..aistatt:e f ,rptilas is bates dt wah dlreeliona. fin"! John Chie4. A 'VIM: Jed;catzl hayicif to the Iludy, and t I by I:6a ownil co.:7..ler..4l:przel!c. in th.: bra .cla .v . .; th I' to O . :lCa, I (Mit thn I 1 VC rot ClOfe wd— ee+ldt.rad Illy fr.. •I! 11l :an'l wb t , in the . trrnbr. i•ca nr: • . :l u••• • C !, 4.1 t 1 . {1,1 :1 w!...b t. accreirt4 by p •Welf r, Olk diforiors. _ _ • .1.1.:ai .s of DI• i'll-ITY are pecol: riy diftretarte. for they :Dr iP4 tJ, Arran a ttaln evocomitaot Cin:rtanta. rid, by z. de. trs.tot t.f air vire .161 .1 • II.LICIICC lad become. whit: ther they At 11:4: 11 the rectal tree ol 111 ex aturl:, th.. dater.** lia'oit isi ( bad -trty (, or ••• 111411V1.11 Of O,T re lu:r• thc molt Fro. 1, b ut by the ti. .,,,, t4hee ‘t une.l•icate.l men, lymp:ontraec arrierarcted t atatl the t 6 e. are% At a ItLMI.LII .1 ilte COLLFCSE smaromi. 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A Gentlentan, who 'pereilaad a Atari of N 0.216, a Prize of Ten Thouland Pounds, in the tall Lottery, at SWlreil Office in the Poultry, - had afro a thare of another Capital Prize from thcfame Hoare a thort tin. e ago : thls Gentleman had before been in the habit of adventuring at 'different Offices, for feveral years, but without any extraordinary Needs. It has ever been found that a Lottery commencing ahont Chritimas was always quickly difpofed of.— The pt.:fent Lottery, which begins Drawing the 9tll of January, and conalis of only a 6,000 Tickets, meets with the mog allonithing (tweets. The demand for, Tit kets and Sharei at H and Co.'s, No. 26.,Cornhill, is very greats as fuck, they re commend Clubs, Societies, and particularly tholes who honour HORN Sty and Co. with their orders, not to pol}pone purchating, as Tickets and Shares will continue to advance io price. Huattssy and Co. ha the pleafttre io the two tag Lotteries of dividing among their friends, capital Pi izes of 5001.. wool. 20001. to,cocl. and a 0,5001. and hcve to have thC fame fatisfatlion in the coining Lottery. av tra.or . tot. h.: 31. Co t •• II r or daft .J 1 .oiv lc rf: i. 0.11, • • • it T. • tta f1y1.1.4 t .1,4.411 t N • t 9. ft,, • f .•, Lit .I.,)1%; . I .fle