Star. — London, England, 1809-07-28 00:00:00

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Ices, sad the Scheme contains 4 Prizes of X 20,000 4 Prizes of £2,0011 4 of 5,808 8 of 1,000 14 of • • X5OO &c. &c. &c. from 1 to 3,000 (4 Tiekets of There are only 5,d00 Number:, each Number); consequently, one Number be sure to gain -44,0r0. This day were published, pries. PROCEEDINGS of a GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, held at Chelsea, on Friday, Map 5, Iso9, on CHARGES preferred by Brigadier-General HENRY CLIN TON, Adjutant-General to the Army in Spain ender the late Lieutenant -General Sir JOHN MOORE, K. B. against the Ho nourable WILLIAM ERSKINE COCHRANE, Captain in the 15th (or Xing's) Regiment of Light Dragoons. Sold by J. Budd, Crown and Mitre, Pall-Mall, London. Ar.drr OFFICE, JUL?" 21, 1809. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of His MAJESTY'S NAVY, do hereby give Notice, that such BRICKLAYERS as can produce regular Inden tures of Apprenticeship for Seven Years, are of good character, and not exceeding 35 years of age, may find employment at His Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Sheerness, by applying to the Officers of that Yard. a itself. Some Frenchmen are said to have beep roughly handled.—May these loyal people w,, 11 -.. sat 0* deliverers, whom they pant so much after 'Aißremen the Douaniers have fled ; but, attempt. in t,eik get away some confiscited goods, the peopl-, to the uumber of 2000, prevented them, hi; cutt;lig the traces of their horses. The french Commandant has been pelted with mud by the indignant Populate * whom the Senate do all they can to appease, They have also asked pardon of the French Comman dant, who has returned no favourable answer. The Senate of Hamburgh refused to receive a Danish Garrison of 4000 men, which the French are said to have required for the defence, or pretended protection of that city. They have also refused the firing of guns, illuminations, &c. 'Ste. on the 14th of- July. T.. 4 last post from Poland, as well as that from • Leipsie, to the surprise of many, is not arrived thus . evening. - J 3. 'l - 11 - 10M, (ON TUE LAKE OF CONST ANCE ), JULY 7. k ! post from and to Linda u now goes b y water , by wail gafithis town, as the country bet ween Watmen •‘ and Lirtdau is still disturbed by the Voralberg insur gents. Previsions are likewise conveyed to the people of Lindau by the Lake of Constance. The Insur gents, on the 28th and 29th of June, made a very Idaring expedition. In the night of the 28th, they sailed in six ships, with 230 men, from Bregentz through the Lake of Constance, which is 13 leagues long, and in the morning surprised the garrison ol Constance, consisting of S 4 men of Baden, whom they carried off, with some plunder, and on their return took a ship laden with corn. To prevent simi- Ur expeditions, the Commandant of Lindau has fitted out two ships, each carrying a gun and a howitzer. In the campaign of 1800, the English Major Wil liams. in the Austrian service, at the head of a flotilla of eight vessels, fitted out at Lindau and Bregenz, • commanded the whole Lake of Constance. —Haeihergh torrespendenten, July 18. This day were published, price ss. 'TRACTS and EXPERIMENTS on the USE o f, SUGAR, in FEEDING STOCK; with an account of the Sugar-fed Oxen which obtained the prize at the Smithfield Cattle Show, and Hints for the Improvement of Waste Lands. London : Printed for J. Harding, No. 36, St. James's-street. Where may be had, The Game Book, or Shooting Journal for 1809, price 10s. Od. 21s. or 21.25. - - ... . . WHEREAS, at a Meeting of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road leading from the Town of Brighthelmston tirough Cuckfield, to the Conley Oak on Love! Heath, in the County of Sussex, holden at the 'Talbot Inn, in Cuckfield, on Thursday, the 13tk day of July instant, the TOI IS arising at the stveral Toll-Gates upon the said Road, called Preston Stone, Amnd Ansty, and Ansty Side Gate, Slough Green, [field Bar, aid Crawley Gates, were put up at the sum of money for which they were letter) the last year to be let by Auction for one year, Isom the 3ith day of September next, but there was no bidder; Notice is therefore hereby given, That the next meeting of the Trustees of the said road will be holden at the Talbot Inn, in Cuckfield aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 22d day of August next, at I :-o'clock in the forenoon, when the tolls arising at th e said l,se veral toll-gates will be let by auction to the best bidder, for one r wore years from the 30th day of Septemb e r ne xt , i n t h e mane er directed by an Act passed in the 13 t h y e ar o f t h e re i gn o f ' present Majesty King Gentle r•te Third for reguLttlug the turnpike-roads, and will be put up at such suns as the said Trus tees shalt direct. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must pay into the hands of the Treasurers of the said road two months rent in advance, and also give security with sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said road, for the due pay ment of the rentainder, at such times as they shall direct. SAMUEL WALLER, Clerk to the Trustees .of the said Road. STATE LOTTE&Y, .. WITH ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. i v 4 ......... of ......... £ 20,000 8- of Lion. 4 ... ..... ........ 2,000 Baden AIM, Ott ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAT SWIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shams are on Sale at all their Offices; No. 11, Poultry, No. IS, Charing-Cross, and No. Si, Aldgate High street,—The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and iffords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the immense Sum of £80,000! !! which may be obtained by purchasing the whole of a Number, er in proportion for any part. Tickets and Shiro will be higher before the Drawing. PRESENT PRICE Ticket, ,e2l Ils. ill 00 1 Eighth - . 412 K a 5 111 • I Sixteenth . 1 0 0 This day were published, price 9s. in boards, LETTERS addressed to BISHOP SKINNER, o f Aberdeen, on his Vindication of Primitive Truth and Order. To which is prefixed, a Preliminary Discourse on the present State of the Contrsyersy concerning Ecclesiastical Go-, vernment. By PATSICK MITCHELL, D. D. Minister of Kemnay, Aherdeonshire. Printed for J. Johnson, St.. Paul's Church-yard; and A. Brows Aberdeen. Half Quarter IN 1807 and 1808, CAPITAL PRIZES shared by HORNSBY and Co. Brokers, No. 26, Corrhill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough : 19,544 - " 0 . 000 $. 11 31 - £5,000 10,294 - 20,2100 1,716 5,000 ]9,544 20,000 19,570 . 5,000 2,279 - 10,000 17,127 - 4,000 1/1 10,000 3,536 . 2,000 Several et £lOOO, £5OO, £lOO, £5O, &c. Betides ONE MILLION STERLING in former Lotteries, hi One Day (October 20th) the STATE LOTTERY win begin and finish—£2oo,ooo Prize Money will be drawn. Se Grand a Lottery Day was never before heard of. The Num bers begin at 1, and end with 6,000. This admired and approved mode, adopted by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, meets with great encouragement by the Liblic i and there is no doubt but it will ensure the sale of the whole Lottery previous to the Drawing. HORNSBY and Co. take the liberty of recommending an early purchase of Tickets and Shares ; and to supply their friends with a large Share of the said £201,000 Prize Money. Orders from any part of the Globe executed on the same terms as if present. " MODERN MANNERS, CHARACTERS, &c. This day was published, In Two elegant Volumes, Post Svc,. price 16s. in beards, acCom palsied by several Engravings, in the manner of Drawiags,. LETTERS from LONDON to DUBLIN, f r o m a STUDENT of LAW to his FATHER in IRELAND, on the State of Manners, Opinions, Ppitics, the Coutt, legal Prac tice, public Amusements, Literature, &c. &c. interspersed with Characteristic Anecdotes of nearly 500 Persons, in the different Departments of public. Life. Printed for C. Cradock aad W. Joy, No. 31, Paternoster-row ; sold by Archer, Maim, Dugdale, and Colbert, Dublin , Edwards and Savage, Cork, and J. Bull, Waterford. ADFORD,HOSIER,No.S2,Cheapside, informs the Public, that his warehouse is now open with an entire new stock of the best manufactured and most fashionable articles of Hosiery and Gloves, and are selling en as low terms as any house in London, in quantities of 3 pair and upwards ; good Silk Hose from Is. 6d. to 10s. 6d. a pair ; Cotton Hose from is. 2d. to extra superfine, Ss. 9d ; a large quantity of Leather Gloves, from 9d a pair to 2s. at No. 51. Cheapside. ONE PLOUGHING ONLY, IN THE MANAGEMENT OF WET LANDS, &c. . . . . _ This day was published, price 3s. with Plates. ASYSTEM PRESENTED to the BOARD of AGRICULTURE, for the BETTER MANAGEMENT of the HEAVY and WET LANDS of the Empire, with one Ploughing: to exclusion of Summer Fallow., and the Expence of Draining. Illustrated with Plates. By THOMAS GREG, Esq. of Hertfordshire. Winted for I. Ridgway, Bookseller to his Grate the Duke of Bedford, 170, Piccadilly, opposite Bond-street. MI LLA RD's, Cheapside, No. I6.—The Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, are respectfully informed the en :tire and immensely valuable STOCK of the Warehouses, is now selling off previous to the rebuilding of the premises, affording an opportunity which has rarely, if ever occurred to families and in dividuals, as Well as people in business, of purchasing articles of the first manufacture, on terms of singular advantage ; the stock consirs of the choicest Sheeting., Irish Linea' (old goods which would be cheap even at full price). Table Linen, Foreign Da mask and Diapers, French Cambrics, &Wills, India Muslin, of every kind, India Shawls, Arabian ditto, and Silk Scarfs, gold and silver Muslins, Furniture Dimities, Marseilles Quilts and Coun terpanes, with a rich assortment of Furnitures for the drawing room, beds, servants' ditto, &c. CASSEL, JULY Is. No sooner is the insurrection in the Werra Depart ment quelled, in which not 500, but 150 peasant attacked Marbourg by night, than a fresh disturbanc, has broken out in the ci-decant ecclesiastical territory of Paderborn, more especially in the Earldom of Rittberg. It was occasioned by the tax on provisions. Eight men were sent to appease them ; but the disturbance increasing, a strong body of French troops, with car.- , non, have been sent thither. . . N. B. The London iew . spapers sent to all pans of the United Kingdom post free. N. B. The Furniture Warehouse up stairs. The whole must be sold off, and no reserve whatever made. All goods must be paid for on delivery. SURREY. TO BE LET, for ONE YEAR, from MICHAF.LMAS NEXT' rT`HE ESTATE belonging to the late LORD •.TIiURLOW, dilate at Knight's Hill, Norwood and Strelthain, and within six,miles of the Metropolis, comprising im.t . boo Acres of Laad, and many desirable Residences for FOREIGN INTELLIGENGL STRALSUND, JULY IS. The French General Baron Coudras, who com mands here, is authorised to open a communication between Sweden and the Continent, by way of Stral sund. A Convention will shortly be concluded for that purpose, between the Baron and Colonel Von Engebrecht. kV particulars apply to Mr. lainen,Lanti Agent, No. 5, New lloswell-Cciart, Lincoln's inni.l.ondoa, Mr. Clarke. tilt Bailiff, at lini , itt's Hill, will she* the Enate. BANKS OF THE DANUBE, JULY 7. the battle of the sth and 6th, the Austrian Field Marshal Lieut. d'/Epte, and General Norman, were killed, and 13 other Austrian Generals wounded.— The small town of Enzersdorf was for the greater part laid in ashes. The valuable effects at Brunn have been removed to Eglau. SOUTH WALES. To be LET open LEASE for 5,7, or 9, YEARS, and entered upon Immediately, AMODERN MANSION-HOUSE, in thorough repair; delightfully situate in a Vale, possessing the most enchanting Prospects; consisting of an Entrance Hall, four Par lours, seven Sleeping. Rams, and Garrets for servants, with every slomestk Office, Cellaring, &c. Chalse-house, a^d flye r :lied Stable, walled Garden and Orchards, and at t he option of the Tenant, a Farm House, Homestead, and any quantity of Laud, not exceeln; 200 Acres. The situation is distant from London 160 Miles, sr arty adj 4rdng to the M.lford Mail coach Road, and an easy- day's journey from Gloucester, Bristol, and F )1. Particabg‘spply to Mr. James Land, Agent, No. 5, New wj'.Conrt, Lincoln's-Inn, London. HALLGROVE, SURREY, On the Great Western Road, wjth early Possesdon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FAIRBROTHER, At Carraway's Coffee-house, on Wednesday, the 16th of August nest, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,called HALLGROVE, the residence of RA LPN LLYCEST ER, Est (Wm is removing into Closbire), consisting of a good Family F..-tse, with convenient Offices, About 100 Acres of Land, pm s:sting Lw,t extensile tOmmon Rights, a good Garden, Crape Fouses, Ice-houie, detached Bailiff's House, Farm Buildings ..:v! Yard, igiate 14 miles from Farnham, 12 from Guildford, ci•.:t from EAam, 10 from Windsor, and 26 from Loodon. be viewed till the Bile, only with Tickets, which may, be 1:1 frcm John Birch, Es 9. No. 6, Chancery-lane, London; or 1:1in Mr. Fairbrother, No: 7; Beaufort-buildings Strand.---• l'irjrulars will be ready on the 21st inst. to be had at the rial- Hem. on the Prembeei. it Abe Office of Me . ssrs. Hanson :7.1 Birch, Chancery-lane; at Mti,yrinciral inns In the Neigh 1. ; and at Mr. rarebrother's. DORSETSHIRE. ralitiOrD, LEASEHOLD, and ‘ COPYHOLD ESTATES. TO BE SOLD, AVERY Desirable andlrnprovablePßOPEßTY, c, misting of a Maniongionse ealkd Longbredy Hittite, ' . ^ residence of the Reverend John Riehtirds,•decetted, with . i.bet,ses, Stables, and other convenient Outbuildings and ' • • of every description, walled, and Kitchen Gardens, Hot :. ,zn I Pleasure Grounds, comprising about nine Acres, and • •••.: Lit eLy Acres of other Land usually occupie3 therewith. A'.l the adjoining Manor or reputed Biador of Litton Cheney, into different Farms, two of which are let at Rack J re‘pensible Tenants, and the remainder for Lives ; com spwards of 1003 acre's of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and vc the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of the Parish of 1 :: .1 C!ie::ei, with an exceeding good Parsosage House, and :F^..-d s oT too Acres cf Glebe Land, and with the Tithes esti -,rth Aesoo per 4.smum, the present Incumbent aged G 5 1 upwards. Pi anises are sititaied about nine mites from Dorchester, the saute distance from Weymouth and Briiport, cf which runs the great Western Turnpike Itook• • t.;l.••atesl to be work f 900 yer Aaram, t4thitivi n I .:r of this Property will be Sold by Pub& Auction, in %;r. JOHN WARR, at the Lull Inn, in liridport, or av, the 15th day of August next, at One o'Clock in r •vin. Wh;:k. :he Woodman at Askley Farm, will show the Prii tt•d Particulars of the Lots, and further infurrna• b. I!: 'yf application, personally or by letter (post paid) br.lve and I.o:laan, New Inn, Lordos ; or to Messrs. • I (A, B,:.o,nnster l Dorset; at both of which places Plaus " =" • t Lt.:s maybe aceo.—Dated July 7, harsh. This day was published, price 3s. DINDARIC ODES to COLONEL WARDLE and Mrs. CLARKE. To which is added, WARDLE, BURDETT, and COBBETT ; a Patriotic Eclogue ; adorned with an Etching, representing Burdett and Cobbett endeavouring to administer consolation to that fallen APOSTLE of REFORMA rioN, WARDLE, who appears to be inconsolable under 'the result and consequences of the late 'l'rial. London Printed and Published by T. Gillet, No. 7, Crown- Court, Fleet-street; sold also by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-row, and all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, 1. The only authentic copy of Wardle's trial, price es; 2. Cobbett's Trial for Cruelty and Oppression, price Is. 3. The Rivallhtwostors ; or Two Political Cheats, price Zs. 6d, This day was published, price is. 6d. The '2l Edition, corrected, of rrE STAR in the EAST—a Sermon, preached i i n the Parish Church of St. James, Bristol, On Sunday, February 26, 1509, for the Benefit of the " Society for Missions to Africa and the East." By the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN,IL.D from India. " For we have seen His Star in the East, and are come to worship him."--Matt. ii. 2. London : Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme ; J. Hat chard ; and L. B. Seeley, Lep don ; the Booksellers of Oxford and Cambridge; Mr. Ogle, Glasgow; Knott and Lloyd, Birming ham; I. Binns, Bath ; W. Bulgin, printer, Bristol ; and all other Booksellers in the United Kingdom. N.B. For testlinenks in favour of this important and inter esting Sermon, see the various Reviews of the last two months. TMs day were published, In Two Volumes Octavo, price 21s. boards, to which is pre fixed a Memoir of the Author , ESSAYS 1. On the Beautiful in the Human Form. 2. On Tragedy, and the Interest in Tragical Repre sentations. 3. A Defence of Learning and the Arts against some Charges of Rousseau. 4. On Hypocrisy and open Profligacy, and the comparative Infamy and Demerit of each. S. Probable Arguments in favour of the Immateriality of the Soul. 6. On the Machinery of the ancient Epic Poem. 7. On the Moral Influ ence of History. 8. On Natural and Moral Philosophy, and the proper Manner of Philosophising In both. 9. On Imitation and Fashion, &c. &c. By GEORGE WALKER, P.R. S. • Late Professor of Theology at the New College, and President of the Philomphical and Literary Society at Manchester; Au thor of a Treatise on the Sphere, and on Conic Sections. Printed for J. Johnson, Sr. Paul's Church-yard. VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK. Mb day was published, a New Edition, embellished with ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS on Wood, price W. bound; with a full allowance for Schools, EADING EXERCISES for the Junior Classes in Schools, being a Sequel to Mayor's and other Spelling- Books ; and an Introduction to the Class Book and Speaker. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR. Author of the Cla4-Book, Grammar of Philosophy, First Ca techism, &c. &c. This Work recommends itself to general adoption in aIl Semi naries, by the following peculiar features: 1. tis printed in a large clear Type. 2. It is rendered interesting by numerous Embellishments. 3. The subject matter is adapted to the capacity of Children, and is at once entertaining, moral, and instructive. 4. All the difficult and long words are selected, divided, and printed at the head of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's Testament. Printed for RienAme ?muss, No. 6, Bridge-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers and Stationers in the limited Kingdoml; of whom may be had, by the same Author, ' 1. TIVWFLASS-BOOK, or Lessons for every Day in th Year, price . d. I'l. 'lle FIRST CATECHISM, or an Explanation of Commain Things nedessary to be known at an early age, price 9d. 3. The GRAMMAR of PHILOSOPHY , or Easy introduo tion to the useful Sciences, on the plan of Goldsmith's Grolnallar of Geographr,pice SI. bound in blue. AUSTRIAN BULLETINS. " The enemy, aßer a severe battle, at last succeeded in causing the left wing, which was at Margrogi Nematode', to retreat::-13111 the right wing had defeated the enemy, and taken several eagles and 10 cannon, besides some of the enemy's Generals and many privates. As the current of victory has been suspended, his im perial Highness caused the army to fall back In he best eller fa she road to Znaisis ; whither they proceeded without beteg is curbed by the enemy, to take a position behindthe Besamberg.n PIACUZ, JULY IC " On the 7th the Duke of Abrantes, proceeding to join the King of Westphalia, drove back General Redroojewich; but on the Bth he was going towards Hof, when the Austrian General Kienmeyer having joined General Redroojewich, made an attack on the Duke with such success, that notwithstanding a most ob stinate resistance, the enemy were driven from their positions, and closely pursued." BRUNN, JULY it. After it was known here that the army of the Arch. duke Charles, on the evening of the 6th, had retreat. ed behind the Bisamberg, a proclamation was issued in case the French should advance into this part of Moravia. It says at the end— " Should this case occur, I expect with confidence from the honest inhabitants of this town, who have on so many occasions given honourable proofs of manly conduct in the changing occur rences of war, that they will display the utmost zeal in confor ming with the orders the Government may issue, conduct them selves as peaceful citizens, and comply to the utmost of their power with the demands of the enemy, according to arrange. ments lam about to make for that purpose. By such a conduct we shall obtain the right to the indulgence of the enemy, which he will as assuredly grant to us, as he has not denied it to the in habitants of Vienna. " I have been long since commanded by his Majesty on no account to leave this good town. Its worthy citizens will al ways find me in the midst of them, occupied in their welfare. I will share their fate with tkem, and endeavour to alleviate it by dividing the burthens to be sustained as equally as possible, and thus shew them tkat I am worthy of their confidence. PROKOP Count von LAZA NTZ KT, Governor of Moravia and Silesia." a Brunn, July 8, 1801." BERLIN, JULY IS. Generals Beczas and Bakossowitz were danger ously wounded in the late battles, as well as Prince Hesse Homboro, Stuttenheim, and Par. The Arch duke Charles and Prince Lichtenstein were but slight ly wounded. ERFURT, JULY 19. To-day General Renbelt with the first Westphalian division is proceeding to Hanover, whither tile King of Westphalia was to set out on the 24th. THE MAYNE, JULY 16. A corps of 6000 wen from Ingolstadt are on their way to join the Duke of Abrantes. Six hundred French sailors have passed through Augsburgh, in carriages, from Boulogne on their way to Vienna. BANKS OF THE ELBE, JULY 14. The French Custom-house soldiers and marines have not re-appeared since the landing of the English ; and at Hamburgh they begin to disguise themselves by changing their dresses. In Hanover, the rumours of the speedy arrival of an Expedition from Great Britain, for the deliverance of the loyal inhabitants of that country from tl , e. French, has caused the greatest enthusiasm, espe. cially in the capital, where the inhabitants sang " Gov rave Great George," and bade defiance to the 'French Authorities. The Governor has threatened martial law, and serious excesses are apprehended, a; the indignation of the loyal inhabitants can no longer WARSAW, JULY 10. Prince Poniatowski received orders to take posse lion of all Gallicia, in the name of the Emperor ( f France, until the re-establishment of peace; and t( place the French Eagle in the room of the Austriar. Eagle. All the civil ma g istrates of Gallicia are to adminster their functions in the name of the Emperor Napoleon, and take the oath of fidelity to him. The Polish army now forming, is to be organised on the French footing, and receive French pay. The General of Brigade, Von Kamienieck, is no minated Military Governor of Warsaw; and Zyon. zeck, General of Division, has the command in chief of all Gallicia. Arms for our army are coming from the arsenal of Vienna. All the property of the Austrian Government in the Duchy of Warsaw is laid under arrest, on account of its having made a requisition of the treasury of the Duchy. JULY 1 - 3.--From the last report of the 4th instant from the Polish head-quarters at Radom, the Polish army, which is advancing towards Cracau, has taken possession of the towns of Opatow, Kielce, Konskle, and Opoczo ; and the advanced posts are at Rado sence. There have been taken from the Austrian , 500 muskets, 500 sabres, a field hospital, and man:. prisoner. The Ru , sian troops have taken their position ou the Sau river, on the right bank of the Vistula. The head quarters of Prince Poniatowski were on the .6th, at Kielce, and afterwards at Pinczow, ten miles from Cracau. There being several thousand Austrians, prisoners of war to the Poles, three of their privates are ex changed for one Polish private, and two Austrian officers for one Polish officer ; but Gallicians are not exchanged. They are incorporated into the Polish regiments, or are sent to their homes. The Austrians have abandoned the fortress of Salt domir. after destroying the fortifications ; half of the t own had been destroyed in storming it. Prince Poniatowski, it is said, is tohave the dignity of Viceroy : he has full powers to nominate to civil offices in Gallicia ; and the oath of allegiance to the Emperor Napoleon has been taken at Radom by Prince Poniatowski. By the express command of the Emperor Napo leon, 'the Polish army is to be increased as much as possible, and, united with the Gallician troops, to be raised to 100,000 men. Arms are brought hithro from Magdeburgh. MADRID, JULY s. His Majesty the King is expected here in a few days. All loyal servants, who are robbed of their estates by the eneniy, stall be indemnified mu of the property of those who have gone over to the enemy. rr BISH acquaints the Public, that the only Lot .l. • tcry to be drawn Ai/ YEAR is the STATE LOTTERY, which will be decided October the *2oth, in ONE DAY. Tickets and Sharevere selling at the above eld-establhhed Of. Ices, and the Scheme contains 4 Pr:zes of . £20,000 4 Prizes of £l,OOl 4 ----- of 5,000 8 ••••--- of 1,000 I.^• of • £5OO &c. Sec. &c. Tn' ere are only 5400 Numbers, from 1 to spoo (4. Tickets of oc h Number); consequently, one Nulubor lOU be sure to gain %---. STATE LOTTERY, . WITH ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS, 4 ......... of ......... £20,000 8 1 of £l,OOO 4 ... .. ... ... ... 2,000 Besides £lOO, Sec ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY QWIFT and Co. respectfully inform - tft Public, 13 that Tickets and Shames are on Sale at all their Offices; No. il, Poultry, No. 12, Clviring-Cross, - and N0..31; Aldgate High tro.t.—The Scheme of the present State Lottery Is new, and affords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the Myriam Sum of £BO,OOO ! !! which may be obtained by purchasing the whole of a Number, or in proportion for any part. Tickets and Stara will be higher before the Drawing. PRESENT PRICE Ticket, 221 115. ngf . . £ll 001 Eighth • - . 42 LT • Quarter - S IS 0 I Sixteenth - 1 9 e -IN 1807 1807 and 1808, CAPITAL PRIZES shared by HORNSBY and Co. Brokers No. 28, Combill, and St. Margaret's Hi, Borough : 18,544 - £2OOOO 8,831 - £5,000 10,294 - 29,000 8,716 - 5,000 19,544 . . 20,000 19,570 - 5,000 2,279 - 10,000 17,127 - 4,009 113 - 10,000 3,531 . 2,000 Several el £lOOO, £5OO, £lOO, £5O, &c. Besides ONE MILLION STERLING in former Lotteries. In Oue Day (October 20th) the STATE LOTTERY will begin and finish—X2oo,ooo Prize Money will be drawn. So Grand a Lottery Day was never before beard of. The Num bers begin at 1, and end with 5,000. This admired and approved mode, adopted by the Chancellor e the Exchequer, meets with great encouragement by the f.blic ' and there is no doubt but it will ensure the sale of the whole Lottery previous to the Drawing. HORNSBY and Co. take the liberty of recommending an early purchase of Tickets and Shares ; and hope to supply their friends with a large Share of the said £209,000 Prize Money. Orders from any part of the Globe executed on the same terms as if present. - • . - TO BE SOLD, an ORGAN, with Gothic front, gilt Pipes—a very handsome piece of Furniture, seven feet high, plays all the new Dances, Songs, and Psalm Tunes, has five Stops, Drum and Triangle, with three Barrels complete , made shim a month since for a .ady of distinction—cost 50 ulneas, will be sold for 55 -tiineas. To be seen from ten to four o'clock only, at Nn. 5, L ts - cter•place, Leicester-square. Packing cases may 1w nude for it for three guineas. MARMION TRAVESTIED !!! This day was published, in One Volume Octavo, on a superfine wove paper, price 9s. in boards ; or printed on a royal paper uniform with Marmion, I 2s. boards. MARMION TRAVESTIED ! A Tale of Modern Times. "'Tis woman that seduces all mankind, " By her we first are taught the wheedling arts ; " Her very eyes can cheat when most she's kind, " She tricks us of our money witk our hearts."—Gay. London : Published by Thos. Tegg, 111, Cheapside, and sold by Mr. Sutherland, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Duncan, Glasgow; and Mr. M'Cleary, Nassau -street, Dublin. II