Star. — London, England, 1804-10-15 00:00:00

BRICIPIOW, OCTOBER I:. Yin the fame carriage with their Royal Highneffes the Prince of WaLss, and Dukes of CI:Sat:CI and Sussex, Count Beauirmnis left this place )efterday for the Metropolis. The Earl of HARILINGTCR is arn among our molt recent departures. l'he weather to-day has been lets damp and more plealant than yeilerday. 'F. , e parade of the South Gloircefter, and the rides and walks, have conte qtmtly been very fafhinnably attended. Che Channel to-day has difcnvered fome fmall Mips of war at a d d tance ; a few fi(hing boats and enailers have likewife been floating on its furface. The Prince's battlers, for the &It time this feafon, threw off near Patcham Windmill on Wednefday 'aft, attended by a field of nearly fixty iportfmen, among whom were the Earl of BIRRSLEY, Admiral Sir EDMUND NAGLS, &C. ; Mrs. SToDDARD, the Lady ' of Captain STODDARD, of the Ennifkillens, alto par. took of the pleafures of the chace, and was in at the death of a brace of hares, which were the well•earned (pods of the day. The fame harriers, to a nume rous field of fportfmen, threw off to-day on the race hill, and produced excellent diverfion. This flannel: and fleet pack, the fame as tan year, will continue to throw off for the amufement of all who choofe to j.•in the hunt, un Mondays near Portflade Windmill, on Wednefdays near Patcham, and on Fridays on the Race Hill, throughout the feafon. Hares this year are In great abundance. His MAJISTT has purchared Dr. Hammes boufe at Wandfor, and is fitting it up for the Princefs Coaatorr a of WALES, in order to have her near him. The Gazette of Saturday contains a notice from the War Office, that the penGons of the widows of ' Officers of the Land and Marine forces, to the 24th of Auguß lift, will commence on Wedaefday neat. •t'he Earl of Motaa, with his folic, arrived in Edin burgh on Saturday fe'nnight, from his wellern tour. The two firft divifions of the Stirlingffiire Militia have marched from GI tfgovr, on their route to Aber deen. The remainder is not to march till the 17th Inflant. Thurfday morning, marched from Glafgnw for Stirling, a great body of recruits for Colonel Caws ton's fzcond battalion of the 79th regiment ;—moil of whom formerly belonged to the late Canadian Fencibles. The Captain of a Swedifh now in the River, who failed from G ,ttenhorgh on thesth, (fates, that, on hi, leaving the hariviir, the Engliflt packet with his Royal liighnefs Mon Gear, brother to the Xing of France, was in fight. Louis XVIII. had not then arrived at Calmer, his intended re6dence ; but was daily expelled, and great preparations were made for his reception. Five hundred hen, of the provincial regiment of Calmar. were under orders to do duty as life guards of the King of France. Admiral CoamwaLtis has again put to fea, to refume his nation off Brea. A rumour of yenerday, that a fquadron of 6 fail of the line had efeaped from Brett, was not believed at the Admiralty, which has accounts from thence of fo late a date as Wedoelday fan, when the enemy remained quiet in harbona: it has however, been Hated, on the doubtful authority of French fifhermen, and other fugitive', that the greater part of the crews have been drafted of their choice feamen, who have been put on hoard a fquadron, per. fatly ready for fea, the dellination of which was kept a profound ferret. An offizer belonging to the fquadron off Boulogne writes as fullows : In sdditlen in the officers employed off Bourogne, mentioned in Lord Keith's officio letter of the 3d inft. the following gentle men were no only volunteers on the or afion,bot adtuatly employ ed and charged with conveying In cattalo for the purpofe of de the enemy's flotWa, and eonfequently band the dangers a the night :-- LILOPAID.4.ICIItCDaIItS Elliftwx mid Pearce. V —Lieutenants Orchard and Midges ; Mr. Roche, midllllpman. LllDA—Liautenints Parker and Mainwaring ; Mena. Lloyd and Crawford. midihipmen. Ewer A INS—featenants Tucker and Williams; aUng Lieu. tenant. Sththorp. ADAM A II I... Lieutenants Carnptyll and Williams. Aaotur—A Lieuteuant. name unknown ; Mr. Bowen, mat te?' Mate. Letters received from Guernfey, by the Brilliant, Cross., which on Friday arrived at Weymouth, re port that the Maud had been relieved from a confl derable degree of I licitude, in confeqnence of the gun boats blockaded in Concale, having efcaped, under favour of the late dark nights, to join, as is Rated, the B •nbrgne fl , tills. At Cherbourg, there were, on the zoth, 7o or So veliels of all denotruns tion,, and about an tqual number at Granville and St. Mal.ies. We have accounts from the Ifle of Franc to the Loth • f June, by the neutral fhi p Lib: rty, Wlc rt There had been an embarg.r on all (hips at the Mau ritius till the loth, but the objet of it is not men- tioued. We have receiv:d a feries of the Antigua pipers ; hut the only article we can cull from thent that on the 2 ill of Angel, the three-halfpcnny lost (called the dog) weighed three ounces. It. A Coroner'i Jury has fat on the body of ...---- SAWYNER, the Captain's Clerk ri the IN strll/11.F, who was killed in a duel laft Wilda/ at Deal, and pronounced a vetdi.ft of Manflayskttr againft fume perfon or perfons unknown. THEATRE, DRURY LANE.—On Saturday Mr. EL. LISTON appeared in the arduous part of Dais KLX in 71x Wonder, which he performed with confiderable Ipitit , but in attempting to be gentlemanly huente be came coicomical, and for espreffion he ton freqly fibtlituted unmeaning gr ima:e. His !nit WAS that of the reconciliation with in a hich, however, Mrs. Jonnara was In fuper-excelient as to draw off notch of that attention to his soo'-yrdie./ acing, which it really deferved. The old Mar, by CHERRY and SUSTT, acre but langitid.--li•a avm2as, in Coble , X )4.. leaned much at cafe ; and B A NNISTER in f ?Pr.'s, and Mifs Pori in ari' , ),J , were ex tremely pleatant.—Mrs. SON TLI wanted animation, and Fr,S , L-1: and Grgy by Baer. ty and SPARKS, were very refpedalile. Mifs Loa had been aonnunced for the fugitive daughter ..1 /,or 14,-z, but ludien indifrtit on pt evetitcd her al. tendancc. Rick ref Caur de Lion crnt:nites to be received the greatett applaufe. The aui:;ence was one of the molt crowded, and we believe the moll genteel, of the lc afun. lititUrrcia INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. W. All. OUZ. Alt. NOB. 1 I I Hamburgh 0 I I bNin Nraterford T Itaar, Ocrnata 13.—Put into Torbay the Lady Meiville armed [hip, for a new fore yard. and failed again thiv afternoon, with the Vats de PARIS, NA" - TAGEN kT, Panic,, SAN JOSCPII, Tataaa•tai, PRINCI GIORGE, and Gcoat men of war, under command of Admiral Coa WALLIS, to refume their Ration off Breit.—Wind W. N. W. PLYMOUTH, °cross& t3.—Came in the Novi. DENCE cutter, Ctpt. WOISELL, from Scilly, to repair. Sailed the DORIS, of 36 guns, the bit ir 11.0 D, IS guns, and the RObAltlo. of 18 guns, on a cruize ; and the HERO, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. Came in the Lord Nelfen, of Plymouth, JOHN Hows Mafter, from Waterforci, laden with butter, for this port. Doves, °cross/ z4.—About one o'clock this morning, his Majefty's fire•fhip FIR aaaaa D ran on fhore near the Pier : the wind blowing hard, the almoft immediately went to pieces, but we are happy 1 to announce that no lives were 1011. _ Deal, OCTOIII , II yefterday, after port, the COUNAGIIMIX man of war, and put back this morning, with the GasyNOUND frigate.=-Arrived the KANT man of war, with a convoy from Portf mouth, which are failed for the River, with the Kent, WI Laos+, from Honduras.—Sailed the KENT man of war and Jastatca frigate for Sheernefs.—Remain'in the Downs a large fleet of chips of war, the defence !hips, coppered armed tranfports, and a large fleet of outward bound veffels.—Wind S. W. YaRMOVTtt, OCTONEII I4—Sailed the CRUIZILI, Capt. Hawcocx ; and the CHAPMAN armed flip.— Arrived the Fl:Assre t gun-brig, and SWIFT cutter, from the Downs. This day arrived the Machctimmt frigate. The (hips of war here are the Mow mouvrt, of 64 guns, l'Assicatas and MAGicilatre frigates, laser:cram. (loop, Vista and FIRIICTTIR gun-brigs, and three cutters. Wind S. S. W. feat breeze. Duser rt. Ocrossa a f.—Monday morning his Ma jeitv's (loops ROSARIO. Captain Mestrstv, and Ax Gus, Captain KITT°, failed from Cork for Plymouth. The Minerva, prize to the Torazr, failed from Cork on &Ind.+ y for the river of London, under convoy of the EARL SPSNCSZ hired cutter. Thirty French pri-, finny s were put on hoard the cutter. Sunday laft the Ceres. Penelope, Thetis, and Speculator, four Rout letters of marque, failed from Cork for the Weil In dies, without convoy. • They are well appointed fine 'hips, and fully able to give the enemy's privateers a warm reception. By accounts received from the NLPsall cutter, which arrived Sunday evening's tide, I a large (hip, name unknown. fuppofed to be from the Well Indies. (truck on Arklow Bank, on Satur.l day evening near five o'clock. She fired &sera! guns, I, hot it blowing a fiorm. the cutter could not give her ' Affiance. On Wednefday night lilt, as the floop Oueen Charlotte, from Cork, Coltman mailer, was going - up Waterford harbour, (he ran afhore, (owing to the extreme darkneli of the night) in Ballyltraw Bay, below Duncanrion Fort ; the entire cargo. con filing of wine, fpitits. iron. raw (agars, &c. has been landed, and the veffel, it is expelled. will be got off without material injury. The hull of a veffel was driven on lhore the sth intl. at Bellymurry, icounty Wex ford, no perfon on board ; on her Reim was mark ed, " Minerva of Cardigan," and on a boat which was wafhed on there, " James Williams." She is fuppofed to have been laden with wheat, tome being waffled on lhore—the 'Adel is full of water. GREENOCK, OCTISSER I2.—We are much concern• ed to have to announce that the brig Carleton. *NV 'NNE r, and not Carrie, mentioned in our Tall, (upon the report of tome of the fleet) as arrived at Liverpool from Jamaica, was unfortunately driven afhore to the northward of the harbour Wiriteha ven, in the afternoon of the Bth .nit. This minim . - ' tune is imputed to the Captain's having been walked overboard and loft on the Thurfday preceding,and the Mate he carried nut bad died in Jamaica. They write from Whitchaven that the cargo will be all Caved. 1 4.1 d the (hip very probably got off, as it Wils not ap. prehended the had faffered any material damage in i her hull. Captain Hier., arrived at Irvine, (poke, on the 27th ult. lat. 56. long 12. the Sophy, M'VICAR. of this port, from Liverpool, for Newfoundland, all well, with a fine wind at S. E. Captain Co ,of the Euphrates, arrived here from Honduras, (poke • on the 3oth ult. in lat 55. Ix. long. 32. 30. W. the (hip Commerce, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia. The following article was furnithed by Captain C•ND: ES. who arrived at Mon, Augoll 9, in the Ichnuner Bettey. from Madeira. taken from the New York papers, received by the George. " On the :gth of May. I was running for the W e l: tern Winds, when I made fomething which appeared like a fail, but as I a ppi.iached it nearer, difcovered it to be a rock. the top of which was nearly too fret out of water, and, from appearance deep water all round about it. It blowing very hard, I was not able to found, or examine the rock any further than by running within a cable's leng'h of it on the north etc. fide. By oblif rations I found it lay in lat. 30. 47 N. and, by calculation, in long. 3+, 29 W. The fituatioa of this linpenduous rock may l•e relied on, as I was very particular in my cootie and Mance, till I mad; the land, which was the third day atter ; I then made Vayal. A' I never law a rock laid down in this tiara. ian, I t'fink it my duty to give this infor oration to the public. (Signed) JONN CAliDLtl." FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Cla rc atv E1.C . 0 1 VII I % t —Paredby the Vuloare, Clafrylore , and ttr. Liccl), . on; the Saab Pere Paiknria, St...ha• , ft on; - Ern -etc c. W a g ; a nd the Valiant. front !:.olit• • .; lut :fo, tioldlng, Ir to Gibraltar: London, Rob. ly ; onh Lowc r •iarv.u . r Platocr, tarry. Pot, • c 1.w!•• ~r: C.ra, \Way ,n. Arm, AtLsos. A • ~d, II 1t • r o•prr ; and the I *oil t UfkOW. sr tom. horn tbc Endo. 11acorod. for G.tarsitar . )are, Davidfon Or I •.oeck Packct, Wickham, for ion: In r , • ,; for Varcli ; Pow Hann. •••.; 164 tkc vic for ARRIVED. At Cowes, the Proteetor, Everett. front Virginia--At Liver pool, Hope. —. from New York, in nineteen etz.y) ; Ali latier, Carroll, from Charknon , William and Charlotte, —.anti the •Stiwk, —,l.•mm the liavannali—At SW:AAA, Retrieve, Rotator), from Jamaica—At Cork, Cumberland, Barwife, front ditto—At Kiefale, Roftock, Kelly, from ditto—At Chart: Ron, Cbrlllopher. Scott. from Africa—At Bolton, Packet, Trott, from Liverpool —At New York. Oneida Chief. Konp, front London, and the New York Packet. White, from 13611,4—At Virginia, Juno, Watfon, front Lunkirk t London from Guernfey, and the Rebecca, l'inzrr, from Amlierd to--At Baltimore, Eliza Ann, Harris, front London. and the Helena, Stewart, from Li verpool—At Wilmingu , n. Iris. Smith, from ditto—At Newfound ; land, Ofwell, Parr, from ditto. DISTRIBU'T'ION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Doris, for the capmre of the Frence (hip PUninue, June 4, 1805, a diftribution will be made on board to-morrow, at Ply- I mouth, and recalled :t No.lB, Clenient's Inp, every Tuefday and Friday for three year.. The Clyde, for the capture of the rrench (choosier privateer la Caroline, September at, 1803, will be paid the fame day at No. 2.3, Norfolk-11mi, Strand, and recalled daily for three years. The Vixen gun brig. for the capture of the Renounee, May so, 1803, will be paid on hoard I I.c Viten, at Yarmouth, to-MOT • row, and recalled at No. 18, Clement's Inn, every Tuefday and Friday for three years. To the Dragon, for the capture of the Colombe, June 18,1803, and. Ic Prudence, July 8, 1803, a diftributioo will be made on board, at Portfmouth, on the 17th inft. and recalled for three years on the firft and lag Wednefdays of every month, at No. a, Hammond-court, Mincing-lane. The Irlam, Ceyzar, of Liverpool, was attacked on her paffage to Barbadoes, by the Madame Ernouf,. Ftench privateer, of very fuperior force, and after a clot*: anion of an hour and a-half, compelled the ene n y to finer off, and afterwards chafed him for two hours. The Irlam had two men nightly wounded. We uncle:laud the Board of Admiralty have been pleafe to approve of the report made of the great ca• pacify of Cove harbour, for the receiving Mips of war in ordinary ; and that their Lordlhips have given or ders for converting Haulbowling Ifland into a Spar Store Yard. The Alliance, Captain Rots's, and the Brothers, Captain THORIPSON, from Honduras, are arrived at Portfmouth. They failed from thence on the 3111 of J.lly, with a fleet of 13 fail, under convoy of the Houten (loop of war, which parted ft om them daring the palfage. On the 7th of September the Alliance (poke the Elizabeth, MANNING, and the Lady Parker, from Honduras, bound to London, In lat. gr. t. long. 60. 30. Well. She alto (poke the Fal con, Captain FORD, in lat. 4.9. long. 32. from Ford mouth, bound to Newfoundland, all well. The Jenne Emilie French privateer, mounting 16 guns, and 120 men, had been driven on Ihore near Honduras, by an Englifh (loop of war, and burnt. The crew efcapcd by taking to their boat:. The Primers of Wales, CAM , from Jamaica for Clyde, is totally loft on Wicklow Bank..—Only one man faired. It is Aided by the Jamaica Captains, arrived at Greenock, that five or lit fail of the fleet were taken off the coati of Florida, during a calm, by a French privateer, of 16 guns. We have received a packet of Barbadoes papers to the gth of Auguft inclufive, from one of which we ez• trait the following articles : •' His Majeftes fchonner Sr. Lucia. Captain Burrsworrm, arrived Left night from Antigua ; alto the Byam mail boat. By thefe arrivals we learn the fi flowing particulars of a very gallant anion between his Majefly's (hip HIPPOMINIS and the Bonaparte French brig, of 18 nine-pounders and 546 men, in which the enemy owe their efcape only to the mi-for tune of our fhip'. having too many foreigners on board, whofe dastard fpirit made them (brink from the aadin. His M.tjelly's fliip HIPPOPINNES, Captain M'Ketrzte, crureing to windward of this ifland, fell in,in long.sB.lat. t 8. with the Bonaparte brig, which, miflaking the Hirrnmeses for an African (hip (be ing difguited putrpofely to decoy the encmy'sct filters), bore down on her, when a (mart action enfued, which lafled for come time, and the enemy being to wind ward, at length fell on board the Hirrosteses.— Captain M‘Krtizie, with the greateft promptitude, (citing the occafion to prevent the enemy's efcape, had her boafprit lathed to her mainmaft, and calling upon hit crew to follow him in boarding, and fecure the viaory, he inflantly ruched upon the enemy's deck, followed by his officers, and about eight men only, when a fm.irt cornett enfued, and the French men were driven from their onatters, and beat abaft the maiiiniall Seeing, however, that they had to cope with fo few, they f on rallied, and the whole crew being now engaged with this (mall band of be roes, they were almost all :fit to pieces. Captain M•Ktimats received fourteen revere wounds, his Firß Lieutenant, Mr. FIERCE, and Putter, Mr. Cozzmas, were killed, and the Mailer wounded. Thus over come, they were obliged to retreat, and bad but jail time to regain the fhp (Captain Ist‘Krazts falling fenfelefs into hermain chains), when the lathing gave way, and the enemy fell off, and, without farthing: renew the contcil, crowded all fail, and &aped— The Hurons% ss has gone to Antigua to refit; and we ari- happy to underhand that Captain although his wounds in general arc revere, and three of them in the head, is likely to recover." The Leeward under crnvoy of tl e SCA VOA u and SACCHArre. which (ailed irom Pot .1- mouth on the and of June, had not arrived at Baraa does on the gth of August. We have accounts from Trinidad to the 3d of Au guR, hat they are not of g. n,ral ir.rered. The kelt there were very heavy ; hour fold at 91, b:er at 14., and poi k at 17 dollars 1-:e b .:rcl. By ietters om Bart.icon (Cirr.l), t, t h e m iddl e of Auguil, we learn Char the ri [itch rriva•ccrscoot',u edtu fend in there Ametic.in arid ether neutral eti fclf, and After Imugglit.g th.ir Barg-es on thore, or others. tie 4.1 t i .:tn, to tow out the wiles to (ea to he flank or but ne.t. Co limos! .re H OD, we lea!r, has, in cot fenu:nc 'of the i 12•111 of Captain FA% A", of his Ma•e•l)% fle•p C•arsroav,l.etn 11:.1 to rake Capt. M‘li:s a. are Polt in that 'glee ; and, w believe, Captain YOU‘GIIVSSA , D, in the bkr•tfrist ; and has all. pr .matted the follnvrinz other nffieert : Cart. Vi•••.l.- C MIS, Milder and Collor ander in the Hirr,:t , lSAlS, and Captain by sw, in ;he Oltar v. • W. have received the Bermuda papers to the be ginning or S:ptember. 'fire General Affeurbly All 'Wiled to the la of Oct. her.—ln home of Papers it ie Hated, that it had been determined , 11,1 the Turk'. 1114nds are within the limits of the !Lill.' man Gnvernment, but that the iiittabi••nts or rd. rl ers to them were not to be fubjea to auy t eit usipofsd by the Government of the Bahamas. The Barb:lw Mercury, of the 3! II of PIT & ono firms the I.n's of the Drake brie, as mentit~ is a frn mei- paper, and adds, what we hear with plealisre, that the officers and crew were Caved. It appears AS fprung a leak at fea, and was run on fhare at Nimbly in order to preferve the lives of her people. *. ' A Demerara fchooner has been captured bre. Grand Decade French (hip privateer, after a very gallant, though unequal cornea, in which the Liets• tenant, commanding the fchooner, is laid to hare fal len. The CENTAUR, of 74 guns, iS reported to have faller. in with the privateer, having t he fchooner in tow, and a large Guineaman, her prize, in eompany; the latter the recaptured. but tht others elcaped into Guadaloripe. The Foe rums', TARTA a, and Pima frigates, and PICKLE and FLYING Fish fchonners, were 1014 is Port Royal on the 3d ult. The Vamoualo,. kiita• cuLe, MERMAID, SUR•RILLANTE, BLANCHE, Swami.- PETEREL, HUNTER, PAPILLON, and PORT Mason, failed on cruizes while Captain Moaroosier lay at Kingann. The Foal-trate fent in the Valack.rreselt privateer, of one gun, and 34 men ; and the Tat RTML • had fent in l'Hirondel, of two guns, and 31 The Sursitsevas, FLYING FISH, and others, had de. tained feveral neutral veffels. An Martinique, on the 7th of Auto% noted& Ilanding the blockade, there were 7o Americas vef fels, moil of which were newly arrived. This pro ceeds from an abufe of the liberality of the Brit& og ficers : for, although the blockade is a matter of mi. rerfAl notoriety, it has been ordered, that no sestral velfel (hall be detained for having attempted to violate the blockade, unlefs once turned back, and an en dorfement made on her regiller to that glee. The markets at Martinique were well fupplied and cheap; flour 9 dollars, beef lA, fugar 71d. to M. and 1110" lAffes t t cents. A (loop, commanded by Hosea, was wreck ed early in Augurs, on her pafiage from Madeira to Bolton ; three of the crew bung to the wreck, and in this nate continued is nights and 14 days, when hey were picked up by the brig Keyne, Swiss, froni Gibraltar for America. &regret Bill SZLLERS.—A common informer has of late employed a number of his confederates to go round the town to buy of oil Chops, Ice. a ftuall quantity of fpruce beer, with a view to lodge infor mations agaioft the parties, for felling beer without a licence. He began his praBices in Southwark, where the Magiftrate conviEted the parties ; but the informer extending his views to Middlefex, lodged k vcral informations at the police office, Chteen's fluare. The print came on fora hearingon Saturday laR before Mr. FOVINIEIL. Mr. Newsome, and Mr. Bloatot a y, at Union Hall,when two informations were exhibited by this common informer again( Mr. Giles, of Greenwich, a refpeltable oilman, tot felling (prate beer vi.hoot a licence. Mr. Attar attended for the informer, and Mr. Goan SY for the Defendant, and the Magiflrates, after a very long argument, and a full and impartial inveftigatton of the feveralAfts of Parli.tment, efpecially the 35th of Geo. 111. difmiffed both informations, it Ling proved that the article was tnanufaitured in this country, and that the of fence of fpt uce, from which it is made, is not an ea. cifeable liquor. The . Magiftrates obferved, that if they convifted the fellers of American fpruce beer, they molt alto be obliged to convidt thofe who fell vinegar, verjuice, &c. &c. who were in the f a me a t e. ation. There have lately been conviftionz at this of fice on the fame point, it was intended to have ap pealed againft the conviBion, which was expected take place on this occalion. But Mr. Guenter, by the very ingenious and animated defence which he ' m.tde, and the foundnefs of his argument and real . ing on the fubjelt, made it unnecerfary. Mr. Richard ' Corner. of York-flteet, Borough , attended on the part o f Defendant, as his Solicitor, and took notes ' of all that paged. The Hall was extremely myth& and the decifion gave univerfal fatisfaltion. M• R LAOIOUGH-STREET.—Saturday a ladientlin examination took place at this office :—A country fiddler who walks about the town, and is blind of one eye, was charged with being found in the area of a gentleman's horde in Lower Brook-flreet. . A porter who jobs about the houfe difcovered the pri- Inner at nine o'cicck on Friday, concealed under the area [reps, and immediately gave info, mation to the reit of the fee yams, who fa lied out to fecure therob ber. He, on beii:g dillurbed, groaned molt iialtrofijr, and terrified the m 6,0 group of fervoa:c. The coot, snore tett& to than her companions, moved him with the ki chen tongs, and he was given in charge to the watchman. The poor fellow, it appeared, had Bray ed tit m a n.ighbouring public houfe„ blind drunk, and fell down the area Reps, where he was found.— He was dikharg..d with a reprimand to refrain from drunk:ruler's. 0% Ls , Foot DAYS To Daaw.—The extraordinary circunilia: , ce of the three 20,c001. prizes, one tn,oool. prize, and three y,oacl. prizes, being in the wheel. and only fort: days to draw, is beyond any chance ever rslircnlhered in the annuls of Lotteries. Wed re:Jay, I..e.ng the fevcr.:ll day, the firft drawn Ticket w be ell it.e ti Ten i - houfanti Pota.ch —the fit ft drawn the eighth Twelvy not.jimi Posidr, and the hilt titsu It the ur o day. Five IkAilaadPorvdr. ST•TE Ur Tilt wHeit.. Thr.:c of rw.ntt. •I houfand Pounds, One ttf 'Eat 11.,ufand Pounds. erec of tree 'thoufand Pounds, Toro ..f One Thoufand Pound% Sis of live henered Pounds, &c. &e. ?ASSIST FRICK or TlikkTS •ND AAAAA S. Ticket, 191. r ts. od. - so s 0 Eighth - a is C./ .. 0 trice - 3 3 o I t-istecnth t 6 6 Tickets ..ind Shares, warranted undrawn, are on fate at every Licerrizd Lottery-Office. SISTI4 DAY.—The Ticket No. 21,713, drawn en !lain! Jay a I'n re oil,c. ul. WZi fold At ASISFP2 on Ils.aidav 12.1, her. 50,234. Pite of sc,ccol. . 2,724, AP.; 21,713 P ri ces t C i,cocl. each, and N... 22,35, A Prize of 5“.1.1:111 Lottery, hose already is g..ld, cd, aiiii gi.letetl. The I.ni:cry now has 0:•11. 1..0r ,j sto ch..w. The fi,d Jias4n Ticket out NV, .'.llelda) is cs , ! Ju, t0,c , c.:1., and the hilt drawn TiC 4Ct the most d ly of di itssiiig to 2:...,0001. rhe N bcel inancrle.y tic price mode, ate, and Let, ..nd 511.41 e•, werrum:..l uat:rawn, v. ill continue n fill rine n' lock nn NVcdneidi.y motninf, at , t h c., N 4, 12oruh.11, and No. 9. Ch iti , g-cro wiser: ibc t.,ttunate loilderk of Ms Ca, Rai :'• ice.. heady diawaguAy feCCiTC their 51106er on a . t TF tr, 7 • • 1