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FOURTH AND LAST STATE LOTTERY FOR z*o6, BEGINS DRAWING 54th JULY, :807. 'TICKETS and SHARES are now Selling by. Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. Proprittors of the Lucky Lottery Offices. No. It, Holborn 37, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; where the Brit 30,t01 Prize ever fold. likewife No. 11,719, the la, 25 pool ; an! the 41./5 Prise ever entitled to 20,0301. No 24,3435, as Ern:drawn the Second day in the Taft Lottery, were divided into Shares at the above Offices. And, in the two bat years Lotteries, the following Capitals were fold by tbensin 353 Shares, namely— No. No. 15,552 a Prize of £t,ooo 73.747 a Pelee Of £lO OOO 3.33 0 ----- 7,000 436 ao,coo 17,177 "'""`""'' 1,000 9,179 .--. so,oco 2.4,699 1000 11,643 20,000 6,80 l 2,000 7,686 ao,oao 37 975 2sCOO 7.757 20.022 8,3(6 --- 14 305 20 . 030 4,077 5,000 I 2 779 25 . 003 1 1 .87/ 5,000 With 16 Prises of • 500 And a great number of tool. sot. &c. &c. Mae to obferve--there are more Capital Prises in the preterit Lottery than ever were In any former one with only sopooTickets, and not three Blanks to a Prize, and only one 6zcd Capital, there fore an early porthole is recommended by the above Proprietors: 7 Schemes gratis—and Prizes paid on demand. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, JUNE z& PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Coutolt, for July 6411 —Reduced 63*--Oninium it prom • Excheq. Bills par to is. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 2 341 lmp. 3 per Cent. 62i ; per Cent. IL An. 6 3 11 Excheq. Bills, is pr. a is dlf. per C. Conf. B:if Lottery Tickets 391.17 i. Long. Ann. 17 13 t 6 I Coufols for arc 1 6 4 i India Bonds, ys prem. The firft Seffion of the third Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, will commence on Monday next. The firll day will be occupied with (wearing in Mcmbers, and choofing a Speaker. Mr. ABBOT will, we troll, be re•elated .—the ability, diligence, and integrity, with which he has filled that arduous office, muff unite all par. ties in his favour. An oppofition to him has . not therefore been furmifed ; but it is whifpered in the higher circles that he will be called up to the Houfe of Peers, in order to fill a dignified fituation in the Legal Department. The fucceeding Tuefday, Wednefday, and Thurfday, will be occupied ex• chtfively with (wearing in Members ; and on Friday it is expeeled that his Majasvx's Speech will be de- livered from the Throne. We formerly Rated, that a notice was circulated among the Members of Oppofition, apprifing them of an Amendment to the Addrefs, and requefling their attendance. Jlinißers have taken the alarm, and calle,i upcn their friends, in circular notice, to the following effeet : s, R —ln confequence of a notification, that an amendment will be propofcd to the Addrefs intended to be voted to his Majefty, on Friday, the a6th init. your attendance is moft particularly re• queited to divide on the occafion. N. B. It is neceffary to remark, that no one can vctc se.r.3 is not (worn in at the table before four o'clock hf that day. This morning we received a fet of the French Official Journals to the Bth inflant, and Dutch to the loth. Rumours of Negociations for Peace con tinue to be kept up in the Continental Papers, and thole under French influence are adlive in endeavours to perfuade the Pruflians that the bell friend they have is NaPoLsom, who is willing to carry bark the King to Betlin, and rellore the fplendour of the kingdom, if they will abandon their conflation with England. From Poland there is no intelligence of the ftnalleft importance ;but there are various accounts of bloody corflidts between the Turks and Ruffians, which, if we' may credit the French papers, have generally terminated in favour of the former. PARIS, JUNE a. A letter from Dieppe, dated May 30, rays, 4 4 Yeflerday at two o'clock, p. m. an Englith (loop prefented itrElf as a flag of truce before this port, with 67 French prifoners on board, 40 of them lick. 132in2, refuted entrance, the continued her tour& for Modals, the place of her dellination." JUNE 3.—M. Rochambeau, forme:ly a Matfhal of France, and an Officer of the Legion of honour, died on the tzth infant, uron his eflate of Rochambeau, n—u; , me, in his Bad year. NAPLES, MAY is. Ileports received at the fame time from various Farts of the Mediterranean, confirm the intelligence that the Englith, wko landed in Egypt, under the command of General Fritter, have . already received there c , nfiderable checks. We learn that numerous reinf,acements have been juJged necelTary, and have fet out from Sic:ly, in all hafle, to fuccour the troops in the expedition.— (lifettireur.) The Gartifon of Dantaic did not propofe to ca pitulate nail the very moment the Ftench troops were going to make the alfault. BAYONNE, MAY s 4. . The regiment of An 3500 Prong,•-arrived hale this morning ; 'mon of the officers and ffddiert wore, au their left arm, a badge of honour, which they received for having repulsed the Englith who landed at rcrroL • 'RAI4OOSI I , MAY 23. W. ire awed, -that iiii•Coart of Vienna has in. vita, in-the rnoq prtiEtitmeni*, that of London, lohnd Plepipoters4Oes to the Cengrefs, which, -it is ha.'intrnediattly opened to difcufs theafairs of tniape, and endeavour to bring about the ve-elt ditiffi T tptut of a &seta) 'peace. !Cis thought that "ifiiOn Vincent Will not make a long nay 'it Vienna, and that after having received hens in• ftrations from his Government, he will return to Berlin, which, it is fuppoled, will be the centre of the negotiations. VIENNA, MAY v.. The retired officers, who art Rill able to Cave. and who with to return to aetive fervice, are to be employed in the :delve. Several have already br.:n admitted. The Hungarians who have come here from their own country, in order to avoid the recruiting, have been enrolled by force, and the young Auftrians who have emigrated to Hungary with a fimilar in• tendon, hive in like manner been arrefed• MAY 24. Lieutenant Field•Marfhal Baron Vincent, who made fo long a (lay at the head quarters of the French Imperial army in Poland, returned to Vi. enna, in the beginning of this mom:. The Archduke Charles, in quality of Generaliffimo, has juR addreired to the Emperor fume reprefentations concerning the Hungarian Regiments in the Außrian , fervice, their organization and alto their railing, with obfervations thereon, the whole drawn up in Latin : thefe obfervations have been printed, and are very eagerly perufed by the public. It is generally believed that the Hungarian Dist will continue its Seffion until the month of Auguft. The Archduke Charles has It out from Buda for Gallicia, where he is now reviewing Aullrian troops who are Rationed there under the command of Ge neral Count von Bellegarde. The number of recruits which have been railed in rt is city, does not exceed 700 men. This levy is confequently very far from being an extraordinary one, as the public prints have flared it to be. A number of Ruffian and Pruffian deferrers arrive here and are fent into Hungary, where they are employed in the works carried on for Government account. The laft Mellinger from Turkey Rates, that the Servian army has taken up a pofition in the interior of Setvia, and that hitherto nothing denotes an in, tendon on the part of the Turks to advance fo far. It is remarkable, that notwithfianding the good har mony which prevails between the Servians and Ruf fians, the former fhould not have made any attempt to effect a junaion with the latter. General Michel. fon, none of whofe offenßve operations has hitherto fucceeded, and who is convinced of his inability to take pollifllon of the Torkiiir fortreffes, has adopted the refolution to confine himfelf to the defenfive, he is now taking meafures to put Wallachia and Mol davia in a refpedable Rare of defence, in order that theft provinces may be able to withßand the attack now meditated upon them by the Turks. Intelligence has been received that the Grand Vizier is now on his march with a formidable army, to Adrianople, where he is to join the Pacha of Rudfchnek.—(36 niteur, sth June.) In the night between the 29111 and 3oth of lall month, three Englifh !hips were Branded near Calais, namely, the William and Nancy, Captain Aoz ; the York, Captain Landers ; and the corvette Jackall, commanded by Lieutenant Charles Stewart, of the Royal Navy ; the Crews were all fared and made prifoners of war.— ( Moniker, June sth.) Mar 25. Myrza Ithiza Kan, Perfian Envoy Ex traordinary, is arrived here from the head quarters of the Graod French army. After a [port Ray, he intends to fit out on his return home. Several French Gentlemen, who - attended the Perfian Envoy, arrived here at the fame time. Baron Senft Pitrack, the Proffian Miniller, who, as we have already mentioned, was obliged to leave Conllaatinople, arrived here the day before yellerday. —Monitor, June 6. NUREMBURG. MAY 27. Our City enjoyed this day a fight, not fecn here fince the month of March 1547, when Spanifh troops, commanded by . the Duke of Alva, paGed through this City, to follow Charles V. to Saxony. Abouti 7 o'clock the Regiment of foot of Guar dalazara entered this town, and was quartered here. The Grenadiers wear high caps with a piece of red cloth hanging from the back part, on which is embroidered the image of St. George—( Afoniteut Jane 6th. AUGSBIAGH, MAY 29. The laft letters from Vienna announce, that the Archduke Charles was expelled there about the end of May, and that the Emperor was to remain at Buda to the tsth June. The Archduke Jofeph, fe cond fon of his Imperial Majelly, is dangeroutly itl. The Turks continue to make progrefs in Servia ; they have already gained fevers! advantages, on dif ferent points, knd are approaching to 14 liege to Schabatz.—Mawiteur•, June 7. BANKS of THE INN, MAY ay. Letters from Vienna again Rate, that the Court of Aufttia continues to take a lively intereft iu the re ellabhatment of peace, and that the laf difpatches it had received affordid a hope that its efforts would not to fruitlefs. According to the fame advice:, an Auftrian Cou rier bad been expedited on the t4th of May fot London, with difpatches, inviting that Court to take part in the negotiations which it is Rill Rated are to be opened for the conclufion of a - general peace. What appears more certain is, that the fame Cou rier is the bearer of new and Carnet remonilrances to the Court of London, relative to the vexations which the 'Aufbian Commerce experiences in the Adriatic, on .the part of the Englilh. The Court of Vienna demands redrefs for thefe grievances'aritti much energy. MENTZ, MAY 19. Orders have been received to detain the Swedill prifoners here, innead of fending them into the in terior of France. Tbey will have no other confine went except the city walls. From this meafure it is inferred, that the peace, fo long talked of. is upon the point of being concluded between Sweden and France. THE EXPEDITION. Some accredited agents fet out yeftetday for Stral fund, whither, it ib fuppofed, the expedition aboutto fail from England is. dettined„ RAMSGATE, JUNE ty. Four tranfports, which went part to the Downs laft night, arrived here This morning, having onboard the Eaft Suffolk Militia, from Aberdeen. Thefe troops, which are to remain at this place, are not yet difem. bilked. To-morrow they will take pcffeffion of the barracks, now occupied It the tft Battalion of the Rifle Corps of the German Legion, that battalion being then to make room for them by embarkation. The ad Battalion of the Rift Corps of the German Le gion has been embarked and in the Downs for fome days. A general embarkation of about 8000 men is ex petted to take place on Saturday and Sunday next. About so light tranfports, of from 150 to 250 tons each, are now within the pier to receive them. One of thefe tranfports, in running in on Monday evening with a heavy tea, confiderably damaged the lodge which furrounds.the light houfe, at the extremity of the pier. The bowfpt it came.bounce againft the cove, drove in about one half of it, and tore down part of the parapet. Fortunately no perfon was hurt by the accident, nor does the vette' appear to have fuftained any it jury. A report has been general here, founded on ac.. counts (did to have been received at Deal, that Swe. den had made peace with Boraparra,.and that there would be no Expedition : on the contrary, Colonel HAMILTON has received orders to proceed to the Continent, there to purchafe honks for the Britifh troops, and to make every arrangement for their comfort. EAST INDIES. Very unpleafant reports Rill continue to be circu lated refpeaing the (late of our Empire in the EaQ. The infubordination which had (hewn itfelf among the native troops, had been happily fupprefred on the Coromandel Coati ; but a limilar difpofition had, it is Paid, (hewn itfelf in Bengal. Indeed ()me letters Rate, that they had aaually proceeded to a&ls of re bellion, and that a part of one of the King's re giments had been cut to pieces. We fincerely hope that thefe accounts will prove greatly exagger ated, if not entirely unfounded. In the mean time, every thing is doing that can be done, for the fafety of our poffeflions in that quarter. Three thoufand troops are now hurrying out. The 14th Regiment, General CaLvarr's, is 1300 flrong; the Pompadours, sd Battalion, is tOOO (long; 300 of the 59th, befides other troops, now go with the India and Cape fleet, under convoy of the Sr. ALDANt s which will fail immediately. CAPTAIN FLINDERS. We have reafgn to believe that the detention of this ♦aluable and unfortunate Officer, will not be of much longer continuance, if he his not been long ago fet at liberty. From Lslande's Hißory of Agronomy for lift year, we learn that fo far back as the t ith of March rBc6, the State Counci of France f Jernnly decided that he fhould be let at liberty, and that his galley the Cumberland fhould be refiored to him. The dif i ntehes conveying this decifi.m to die Ifle of France may have mifcarried, or been delayed by (ome accident. Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, his Maissve ar• rived at the Qt2een's Palace, from Windfor. At two o'clock his Maims held a private Levee, which was attended tu— nic Archblflum of Canterbury, the I.nrd Chancellor, the Lord Pteadent of the Council, the I. ord Privy Seal, the . Firft Lord of the Treafury, the Chancellor of the Frehequer, the Secretaries of State for the Home and Colonial Departments, the Lord Clam berlain—Facts Bathurit and Poulett—Lords Heathlieid, Cathcart, and Harewood—Generals Finch and Green, Sir S. Hood, Marrs. Smyth and Paysktier. The following had the honour of being prefented to his MAJISTY— • Sir SAMULL HOOD, upon his return to England, and being ap pointed a Commodore. Mr. BsiTl, upon his being appointed to the Profefforfhip of Modern Hiitory to the Univeslity of Cambridge. Major-Geueral Sir CuMILSI GliiN, upon his being appointed to the command at Malta. _ _ His MAJESTY held a Priiy Council. The Duke of PORTLAND, Eail CP1111)114 Lords HANMBURT, CISTLILEAGH, and CATHC•RT, had audiences of his MAJESTY. Soon after five o'clock, his MAJIIITT fet off on his rcturn to Wiodfor. The chriflening of General DICILEN'S infant fon took place on Sunday, at his refidence in Bury-ftreet, St. josneeie. Their Royal Highneffes the Dukes f f CAMERI6GB and GLOUCESTIIt; Road godfathers in perfon, after which the General gave a Tplectdid din ner on the occafitin. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mr', Ottcy HUSTER, WAS baPtized, at their houfe in Seymour flteet, on Tuefday, aI font o'clock, by' the Rev. Ar. Bunk—fire was tamed Ganeoratia. The *Gams were, her grace the Duchefs of Roirsuac or, Mir' ?dumpy, and Joni Manages, Efq. who ,flood proxy for Earl Cairn. A very felea party of friends was relent, and refrefhments of various kinds were roved in the grestell Ryle of elegance: ". . AR Air. GENERAL ORDERS. Horfe Guards. May 3t, any. It is err Conlin inder-In• Ch!ers Command, that from the recept of this order, the InfpcdLing Field Officers, and the other st a g Officers of Recruitirg riftridts, ball not be perfonally employed in nage reertits—his Royal Highnefs conceiving it more be lle . tidal to his M jetty's fervice, that their attention (ball be atria. lively diredted to the difcharge of the particular duties attached to their It g fituations. The spit Article of the General Recruiting Regulations, d a t e d de ajth October, tBo6, by which they were autheriftd to ralfe recruits on their own account, is hereby annulled Every encouragement and sibilance is to be given to the Extra. Recruiting Officers to ralfe men for General Service—and for their info: !nation and guidance, the Commander-in Chief has beep pleated to direet the following fchedule to be publithed, defcrip, tive of the recruits thefe Officers are authorifed to engage, and the levy money and bounty which will be allowed fur tee tutu of each defiriptioti. By osier of His Royal Hlghoefs the Cosnmander-io•Chitf, HARRY CALVERT, Adjutaot•Geoetil, (Here follows the Schedule.] The Id Battalion of the 4th. or King's Own Regi. ment, commanded by the Earl of. Cora Trims, have begun their march from Chelmsford Barracks to the Portfmouth Ration. The Eaft Suffolk Militia, commanded by the Marquis CORNWALLIS, are to be flationed in Ramf. gate Barracks, immediately on their arrival from the North. A great part cf the 31ft Regiment of Foot, which (Offered fo greatty in Egypt, was compact! of Winn teers from the Royal Chefaire Militia. Accounts were yefterday received of the fife ar riv;.! of the arms fent to the North in April 'ail, by our Guvernmcgt, for the ufe of the Allied Army, which were removed with gratitude as a mai fcafoa• able fupply. Apartments are preparing in Kenfington Palace for the occafional reception of the Princefs of W ALES . Sir THOMAS GM CULLUM, Bart. is elated Al derman, or Chief Magiffrate of Bury, in the to oil of the late ABRAHAM Jammu, Efq. Roarer HERRING, Efq, is cleated Mayor of Nor. with for the enfuing year. Arrived at Fortune's Hotel, Edinburgh, JAME, SHAW, Efq. M. P. late Lord Mayor of London, and, we believe, the only Scotfman who ever attained that dignity ; alfo his brother DAVID SHAW, Elq ; Army Agent, London. On Monday fe'nnight, the'Magiffrates and Coun. cil of Kilmarnock gave an elegant entertainment in Bryan's to DAVID SHAW, Efq. merchant in London, and his brother JAM ES, late Lord Mayor, and now one of the Reprefentatives in Parliament of that city.. On the freedom of the town being conferred on them, they returned thanks in very appropriate fpeeches, and expreffed the pleafure they felt at being enrolled among the burgeffes of a town, which they confi. ' dered as almoft their native place, and where they received all their education. The King, the gseen, the PI ince and Pt incefs of Wales, Marquis and Marchionefs of Titchfield, the City of London, and a great many loyal and conflitutional toafts were drank, and the evening was (pent with . great con viviality. The Meffi s. SHAW were hornln the patiat of Riccarton, from whence, in their early years, their parents removed to Kilmarnock. Yellerday a Quartet ly General Court of Proprietors was held at the - Ea° India Houfe. After the ufual forms, the Dividend for the laft Half Year was decla red to be 3; per cent. The undermentioned Proprietors were reappointed a Committee for the Infpeflion of the Bye Laws, viz. 1. Julius Angell/41n. Efq. G. S. Wegg, Efq R. Hunter, Efq. John Clonenu, Efq. Sir It Strachey, Bart. G.Cuming, Fig. A Ballot was then ordered to be taken on the 3d of July next, to enable Mr. RICHARD JOHNSON to return, with his rank, to the Company's fervice in Bengal - On the Chairman putting the queflion of adjourn tr. ent, Mr. Twtatmo role, and adverted to the unfortu nate tranfa9ions at Vellore, and the lateral they had excited, not only with the Proprietors, but vtiat the Public at large. All the documents having been for Come time received, and in the ex &Ilion of the Court of Dire tors, pet haps this might be deemed by many Gentlemen the moll proper period for bringing for ward the fubjea ; but as many of thole documents were connected with others of a fecret nature, he thought it would be more advifable to drop the tub. jest; the more particulatly, as there could be no doubt but every meafure of precaution had been taken to pi event a recurrence of a fimilar nature. The Chairman, after thanking the Honourable Proprietor for the very handfnme manner in which he had treated the fubjea, Rated that every thing had been done by the Dircaors to reffore the confidence of the Natives; and that advices, fo late as the 3111 . of January Taft, gave the agreeable affurance of the moil pet feel tranquillity pet wading all the Company's territories in India. The body of Mr. Andr:w Gardner, o' Heybot torn, Saddleworth, calico printer, was found in the river, Afhtorounder-Lyne, a few days ago. He had been miffing fince the t ith of February lall. On Monday fe'nnight, at twelve o'clock at noon, as Mr. &taw and Mr. M.Nato.y, attornies, were tra velling in a poll chaife, at Rathlcague, in the Queen's County, Ireland, on their return from the eleatonof Clonmel, they were Clopped by two highwaymen, armed with large brats binndcrbutles, who robbed them of cafh and notes to the amount of 3001. tor ther with their watches, with which they got clear off. Patrick Brophy, who drove the carriage, (hewing every inclination to aflift the robbers, has been corn mined to Maryborough gaol, by a IViagiffrate of the Qteen's County. CORN EXCHANOR, MARK LANE, Just Ig.—The fupplies of Wheat to day arc confiderabie, but not much of fine quality—The trade is very dull in filch and at rather lefs prices—Barley and Malt at about lift price—But few White or Grey Peas, which arc father higher—And Beans of each kind are full Is dear4.-Although a large fupply of Oats, the great demand maintains their prices-Tour hardly at the Currency. aattaaats COllllol' ASenzla. Wheat, 47s 6ss 74s per. qr. Grey Peace 4 p 471 fine Ditto, 762 ylis • &WM. (tki) 451 3ts od Rye, 402 45s Tick Ditto, 37$ 43,$ od Barley s .* 425 od Oats, res alls 34e Malt, 661 7sso4 Poland ditto 36s 37$ call Whits Peas, (boilers) ;Ss 85s Rape Seca 251281. Fine Flour bos 6,slSeconds 551 to dos. V I c 1 1 1 1 &.