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N,ITITIC4L INTBLLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER 6. Arrived hi. Majelly's Chip &gammon, with a enn. vny from the Downs.—Sailed the SPRIGHTLY, with a convvy tnr the Downs. atnnno them are the fol lowing tranfpnrts, viz. the Ralph Nicknlfon ; London, Enterprize, Ihbetfrs, Ellen, Peaee, Flora, Archi medes, Laurel, and Alezander.—Wind N. W. DEAL. OCTOISFR 6. or tie er Arrived the Monza; gun brig, from a eruize, Came down from the River the Phcenix, DOUGLAS, • for Jamaica, and remains in the Downs with the flips as per laft. Wind N. W. SHFERNESS. OCTOBER 6. Sailed from the Nore this morning the 1 3 111Reill .:on brig, with the trade under convoy, for the Baltic. Wind N. W. CHATHAM, OCTOBER 4. The TRIDENT was put out of dock on Thnrfday, -he Leon IDAS was taken in the next day; the As , str• iK at Mr. BaantiLvs' yard, and the Waasma in this Dock yard, will be nearly ready at the fame time : it is intended to launch them both in Novem ber. Mr. Cassy is appointed by the Lords of the Admiralty miller rigger at this dock yard. This is a new appointment, recommended by the Commit* fioners fur reviling the civil affairs of the navy, of courfe there will be a fimilar officer in all the dock yards in England. The CENTURION, about to fail for Halifax, is ordered to be detained till the fpring of the next year'; new (Aces are ordered to be built in this duck yard, and effimates are to be made nut for the purpufe, to the amount of 40001. for the next year. 14U12L. OCTOBER S. The Lady Duff, MriltßlSnN, which failed from h e nce .rn Monday IA for Sunderland, arrived here on Friday morning, having loft both her anchors and cables in Bridlington Bay, in a gale on Wednef day.—Lali week a 'PIM fr , m Wifbech {the Union) on her voyage to GAiniborough, with 3_ci quarters of beans, ran oil fh ire on t h e Lincolnfhire coati, off Theddlehore, and was dafhed to pieces. The crew were Paved, but 230 quarters of the beans were 1011. The Frederick taerlta, Captain CORN! LIUS MAHE, from Stockhrim to Porrfmouth. arrived here yeller jay, having been run foul of at lea, by the F ALCON • ilopp of war, which carried away her foremalt and main-top malt. FROM LLOYD'S LISt. Gitsvrispin, Ocroara 6—Palled by the /RUA, 'nee. from Tertungro ; Penfylvania, Thomas, from New York; Lady ju limn, Porton ; Adventure, Mather; and the Humphries, Young, from Honduras. Sailed the liberty, Fitsgarald, for New Provi skeet, .I . Africalne, Wood, for St. Domingo; Lord Duncan, Lace. cr Limerick ; linen Hall. Martha! ; Pilgrim, Hay, and the Mires, Mat-flail. for Peterfborgh ; Sally, Jackfoa, and the Maria and Eliaalvetb, Lampe, for Stockholm; Northumbrian, kindmarch, for Riga; Eleanore, Henderson; Aurora, Young, Joky Batchelor, Dunn, and the Shannon, Harris, for Gettenburg. EAST INDIES, On the tath of February. the Calcutta and Columba, (Poke his Majefty's fhip Bombay, off Point de Oalle, Vidor, off Aleppo, tad Pitt, off Tellieherry. , The Prime, belosiglrg to Bombay. had been purehafed by the Scpercargoes, for the purpofe of commencing a regular furvey of the Chinefe Seas. His Majefty's (hip Bellone, Ca'pt. Ballard, arrived at Hothbay, the 4th of February laft. His Majelty's (hipe Wyche and Pitt, were all well off Calcutta, the 19th of February. His Majefly's Ihip Phaeton, Captain Wood, arrived at Bombay the 13th of March. laft from Madras. His Majefty's fhip Culloden, Captain C. Admiral Sir E. Mew, arrived at Bombay the 7th of March; and the St. fiurento *are the 4th of March from Sca. His Majefty's (hip Wilbeimina, arrived in the Ganges the lattir tai of January laft _ . . . . . . . . _ The - thin AClniirai Rainier; brig Jane; and grab, Nancy, have Derr recently csrured by the enemy's privateers. Arrived at Point de Calle, January taith, his Majoity's tVp listuLay. ••••.... The Noah, JAMES Bowst AN, of Dundee, arrived at Aberdeen un the zd intl. with a cargo of flax and lump from Riga, after a paffage of 32 days. The ah palled the Sound on the 17th ult. when, filch bad been the extraordinary ezettions of our gallant tars, all the Danifh (hips of war of every defcription vim in Copenhagen Roads, fully rigged, and only waiting featnen to bring them away ; all the naval Rotes were alfo on Ivard. and a 74 gun Chip which had been building was broke down, and the materials Chipped in the tranfports. A very large fleet of I)anilh merchantmen was likewife in the Roads; which it was fid will all be brought to England. Captain Bow- Msa failed from Riga w:th the Albion, of Newcaflle, for Aberdeen, and left only lour or five Brit ifh veflels in that port, one of which, the Lion, ALEx. DUN. eta, of and for Aberdeen, would be loaded and riaJy for lea in four or five days after. Extrasl of a letter, dated on board his Majefly's Atip TRUSTY, Ya►mouth RoaJs, Oelober 2, t So 7— P. M.— You may not oiled to hear a little of our proceedings Mice London.—We had been on board feveral of his Maj•ity's flips before we got on board the Taus rv, which was on Wednef• daY laR —We have very near Soo Loy,' River Fcncibles; we bare likewife tto Greenwich Water Fencibles, with Margate, Harwich, Yarmouth learners, &c to the amount of about t too ten. Did you but fee us, I am Pure yoa would feel as I do in the psf•; every e •untenanee indiane. good humour. and fuch a body of 6nr foirws was (care, ly ever leen.— I he (hip i. as full as the Shit can Row.—We with very much to be under weigh, as the Seel breeze now blows for us that can he from the heavens —To utivrow morning, at day.light, we expea to get under weigh...- We curt' out difpatehes for Admiral GA mat E A letter from Greenesck, dated Odober 3, fays:..- • You will hear with pleafure the capture of the Spanifh priva teer Jefus Maria Jofeph, w►ich has done to much mre'lief in the tdvoli Channel. This pleating intelligence was brought here yef- Mk, by the American brig Rover, GRANT. arrived from New Yfek, which had been boarded by her on Sunday evening I. it, what tke Virginic frigate came up under a heavy prefs of fail, and took Peffeffion of the privateer, and alto fent hands to take pont lasafthe Rover, fuppoling her to have been taken by the pi iva ,'-nt. Several of the thips taken by this privateer have been recap- Intl; and as there are three frigates out in fearch of the others, it &ibped they will be retaken." A letter from the ComirATtoners of his MajsaY' , Cabins, dated London, 3d OE Ober, 180 y, to the Cnileant. of Hull, tranfmitting the declaration of &Linder Stark, matter of the brig James, of Lnn dco, [(lade before the Officers of the Cullom: at Leith, the 25th ult. port:outs, that he left Liebau the 28th 1 Auguit, at which time a report prevailed, that a peat mortality exilted at Memel, Palau, and Konigf best necationed by a diarrhoea or flux; that it car. tied of thole who were infefted with it, in the courfe of thtee days ; and that at Pihlau the people were dying at the rate of s) a day. The caufe to which ttis infeftion was attributed, was the heat of the " r "ther•—the number of wounded Ruffians in the P 'eel and the graves of the dead not baying been nuit deep enough. CIALAXtANA, tsto. Xt. Take him, =dem him out in little STARS ....SUALIIIIIITAINA Thosaor ' nin a dialogue between a dif c ipl e o f C o • rum,: and a Chinefe Prince, has 'raid a nriking homage to the do trine of a future flare; thus : /Be PhiloMer—lf you make an improper ufe of your rearm, you will be miferable in this life ; and who can afrure you that you will not be more wretch. ed fill in another ? Me Prince—Pray, who has told you that there will be another life ? The Fhilofepher—Were the cafe doubtful, you ought to condo& your felf as if there were one. The Prince—Well, but fuppefe I am certain that there will be none ? The Philofopher-•••THAT YOU SILVER CAN. The TURKS are fond of a let of opprobriPus epi thets, which they liberally apply t flrangers. The Perfians are infulted by the name rif red head:. The Georgians are called flea eater:. The Tartar,, eater: of carrion. Tht Aran, rat eater: and fools. The Greeks have the tpithet ufflaves. The Ruffians of had hearted. The Germans 1/of/Amour. The Italians. deceiver:. The French, cheats. The Sparulb. indolent. The Dutch. cheefi merchant, ; and the Englitb, cloth inanufmeurers. CAMILLA, fitter of Sex rus V. was originally in a meni4l fituation. When the became a Princels, PAS gym appeared with a dirty (hint : tieing aficed the reafon, he laid, "My walherwoman Is made a Prin cef,." • The Bistros. of CHE S T ER p a id a vifit to a man of rank, who, indead of the compliments tape/led by the Prelate, Paid, " My Lord, I have the greateil veneration for the cheefr made in your diocife." Pous:tst received only (even pnunds for his cele- brated pieture of the Plague, which has been fold for five hundred guineas. MARSHAL TURENHR bartng ga ined nne of his moll difkinguithed battles, wrote the following account of it ; The enemies have attacked us ;we have de- feated them. Gob 'ae praifed ! Guud night !" SCA P UL.S.—The ligin of his Greek Lexicon is not generally known. It may be adduced as a proof that good fometimnes proceeds from evil. Ile was employ. ed by HENRY STErHirts in correCting the pref . ; while the celebrated Tbefaursu Li, us Greee was printing. SCAPULA, who was a man of !calming, judged that an abridgment of that grett wot k would have an extenlive fade. He privately extradted from every (beet what was the molt nfeful part and within the capacity of common liudents. By this dilhonelt mea. Cure, he produced a work which in a great meafore defeated the end, and ruined the hopes of STEPHEN,. whole great Diaionary in + vi lume's folio was within the reach of few fcholars. Reduced to poverty by this difappointment, poor STEPHENS often Paid that his 7rtafisre had ruined him. GLOM:LS.IER, OCTOBER s. Ftiday morning his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, accompanied by tlic Duke of Suffer, fet off from Witley Court, the feat of Lord Foley, on their intended visit to the Right Hon. the Earl and Coun refs of Berkeley, at Berkeley cattle, where their Royal Highneffes arrived about half paa ten, when the joy ful tidings were immediately announced by a Royal falute of rt guns from the Berkeley Artillery. The Royal Vifitors were received and welcomed by Lord and Lady Bet kerey and their amiable family, with that cordiality and urbanity by which they arc fo klinently Saturday lafl, deputaticns, from the Corporations of Glouceiler and Briflol, who had been previnufly invited by Lord Berkeley to dine with the Royal Pat ty on that day, waited upon the PIIIICC of Wales at Berkeley Calile, f , ,,r the purpofe of congratulating his Royal Highnefs upon his arrival in this county, and requelling the honour of a visit t o t h e i r re f pec . tive The deputation from GloncencY, confining of R. Nayler, Efq. Mayor, the Sheriffs, Town Clerk, and feveral other Members of the Body Corporate, were joined at BLr keley by their Noble Recorder his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, and their worthy High Stew. and the Right Hon. the Earl of Bakeley. About four o'clock they were introduced into the Audience Chamber, when the Recorder addieffed the Prince of Wales in an appropriate fpeecb, inviting his Royal Higbnefs to vifit Gloucefter, to which the Prince gt a ciontly allented. The deputation from Brian], enormity. of the Se nior Alderman, (in the abfcnce of the Mayor) the Sheriffs, Town Clerk, and other Members were next admitted to an audience, when R. I,Vorrall, Efq. the Town Clerk, addreffed the Prince with a limilar in •itation, and received the fame gracious anfwcr. After the Deputaticn returned, they were intro duced to the Countefs of BERRELLY, and the com pany in the drawing-room, comprixing, in addition to the Royal Party, a number of the neighbouring gentry ; and, loon after five o'clock, the doors of the dining room were thrown open, and the Whole party fat down to a molt fumptunus entertainment, laid out with the bighelt deg►ee of tafle and elegance. In the Mufic Room, a feled band, under the direttion of Mr. Murc.ow, Organin of our Cathedral, Armed by Mr. MAGRATH, and other vocal performers from B ith, gave Come admirable glees, &c. a ith which the Pr inces were much pleafed. Nothing could exceed the polite attention of Lord Berkeley to his guns and his amiable Countefs, by her affability and unwearied folicittide, anticipated even the wilhes of her numerous 'traitors. The Prince of Wales genernufly left a benefaililn of sal. each, to the Infirmary and Parochial Poor of Worcefier ; and the Duke or Suffix gave 201. to each.i 'Fheir Royal Highneffes alto gave 140 guineas to a Deputation of the Corporation of Coventry, for the purpofe of being difitibuted among the several Cha rities of that place. At our Batton fair, on Monday, onions, a Rapier article, fold from 2.. 3d. to 21. 6d. per peck. Cheefe, bell making, from 581. to 631. and two meal from 461. to scas. per cwt. The pig market was well Hocked, at fame deelealion in price ; but the boric, cattle, and iheep fairs were fcantily fupplied. VERSES, willrargH ON Tua 78th RATS-DAT Of MaS.STIPUINION, art era sow. The Rev. JOSEPH STEPHENSON. This morning, ere yet I store front my bed, • 'Your Birth'day, dear Mother, came let* my head; With an heart full of plearurc I welcoon'd the date That marks your arrival at feventy and eight. * Then reilcaing how few, either women or men, rcr attain to the limiti of threekere and ten, 1 &deed the ALutonvv, whore goodnels fo great. Had prefetv'd your etittence to kvcnty and eight I But, when I conlldeed the years that are fled, And of thole you lov'd living, how many are dead Surely vain, I exclaimed, is the mortal clime, And I odt-tithe roman of feventy and eight ! Srill, to 'Note who fo number the days that pals o'er. As of virtue and wildom to lay op a-ftete.. Whole willies are bumble, who& thoughts art fedate, Some comforts remain e'en at keener and eigbt ! Yes; they who have early accomplik'd the mind, Wen in Ikkly old•age many comforts may find ; And fuels Is the caie, I exultingly fay%. Of my Cecelia:l mother of feventy and eight. Her patience and piety, goednefs and rents. Will live in remembrance for many years hence g Her prairie too highly I never can rate, Nor account half INF merits it feventy and eight. Her Sender regard, her attention and care. 'I have felt from a child, but seat weeds to declare, 0! let arse then pay, ere it yet be too tats, Due homage to bar, and to feventy and eight. Contested I'd Meek the towel degm, To fee /on train cars and anxiety free ; And while fame court the rich, others Satter tiekrask I bow to nay mother of kventy and eight ! Might 1 lies to behold bar an hundred years older, In the arcs of allesitien I Sill would enfold her; No Maine of time would my ardour abate ; ki food of my mother of feventy and eight. And now I have only to ling and to by, • May yes fee many happy return, of thk day; And, 0 ! may the dice eastpleafure be mine, To bail your arrival mienesty eke t" Yeflerday fe'nnight, being Michaelmas day, JAMas SLADJUN &owns, Ely. was (worn into the office of Mayor of Canterbury for the enfuing year. At the faMe time Mr. JAM isWit a an, )un. was appointed Sheriff. In the afternoon, the Mayor entertained upwards of rso of the principal inhabitants of the city, and the neighbouring gentry, and clergy, at the King's Head Ta►ern, with a snot fnmptuous dinner, - On Saturday fc'nnight there was racing on Sober. ton Down, when Ciptain Harding's Joan Gelding beat Major Legertwood's grey gelding, for fifty guineas. Captain Ha r di ng 's brown gelding beat Captain Parker's grey gelding, for fifty guineas.— Captain Cooper's bay gelding beat Major Legert. wood's bay gelding, for fifty guineas. Very eonfiaerable damage has been dop,e at Cha- tham, by the late high tides ; all the marfhes round that neighbourhood, that were embanked, have been overflowed, and will be far a confiderable time under water. The proprietor of the north rnarfh, at Gil. lingham, has fullaibed an injury that Soot. will not repair. Monday fe'nright, two Frenchmen landed from a (mall boat near Whitflable, and were endeavouring to make their efcape into the country, when they were apprehended, and taken before Pas Aaisorv, Efq. who committed them to St. Dunfian's Gaol, Canterbury. The following is the account given by the elder man, Peafe, and is probably tom& : He relates that they fwam :Aare from the PROTIUM prifon-fhip at Portfmouth, took the coach to London, from whence, after buying themfe!ves fome clothes, they walked to Gravefend, and took poffelfion of a boar, (eleven feet long). from whence they landed at Whitttable. with an intention to (better themfelves in the woods for the night, and in the morning to (cite upon a larger boat and proceed for the coaft of France. • A very curious trait of national charater has been manifelled by the Scots Militia regiments on the pre fent occalion of volunteering into the regulars. It has been obferved, that the Scots regiments have in ge neral (hewn lefs alacrity in taking the propofed bounty than the Englifh. For a time this could not be accounted fur, as, in general, they love the mi• litary life, have no wins to quit the fervice. and are known to be fond of money. At length it was dif covered. that that which was held out to them as an increaled temptation to enlin, was the cattle of their keeping back. They had the option of volunteering only into highland regiments, which, from their na- tional attachment, it was thought would be a double inducement. " Nae fie thing," they raid, "we do not want money, we have a' filler in our pouches, we only want promotion ; but how can we get to be non commiiiion e d officers in Scots regiments ? They can read and write as wee! as owlets. Let us join Enz:ifh regiments, and we are ready to a man." EFTS AT PORICINGTOM.—aIIis delightful feat has again been the fource of the greateft fenivity. Up. wards of 120 per funs, the principal families of Stoop (hire and the adjacent counties, were invited by Mifs °eraser, to a grand Ball on the a4th ult. ; among lie company were the Countefs of Powis, Lords Clive and Berwick, Lord and Lady Kenyon, Ladies Harriet and Charlotte Clive, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Went, Hun. Mitt Devereux, Hon. Meffrs. Bennett, Bouverie, William Hill, and Richard Hill, Sir Wat lan William: Wynn, Lady Wiliam: Wynn and fa mily, Sir lt , rbert Leighton. Colonel and Mrs. Ky nalton Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, Mr. William Madick, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, of Anon, and Mifs Harvey, Mifs and Mill Harriet OakeleY, Mils Cunclifie, Mr. and Mrs. 'Whitmore, of Apley Park, Mr. Cholmondely, Sec. &c. Every exertion was made to render the accefs to the honk c,mmn dions. The road through the Park was illuminated by lamps at regular diliances ; and previous to en tering the Park the vilitors were gratified by the grateful efforts of the inhabitants of Porkington Alms Honks, who endeavoured to tally their refpeft to their benefaOrefs by illuminating their humble dwell ings. The flipper, which was (erred on plate, was coilly and elegant ; the wines were excellent : but the liberality and attention of Mifs ORMSBY TO het guetts, exceeded every other gratification, and com pleted the fettivity and harmony of the evening. THE COMET. On Monday' night, at half pall /even n'clock, the right akention of the new Cornet, as ohferved by it Gentleman near the Metropolis, VjA% about is h. tt m. with 6°. 7/. North declination. limma•mium EDINBURGH, OCTOBER s. On the Lord Janice Clerk's cnming to Aberdeen on Melds) , fe'anight, he was received with militarf honours by the t, It regiment of Aberdeen volunteers, who were drawn up on the New Bridge, !Ilion flreet. His Lordfhip having expreffed a slelire to fee the corps in the Links, they affembled there on Friday, when they went through the feveral evolutions in that Beady and correel flyle which has al ways dillinguifhed them. His Lord(bip then adds effed Colonel sow as follows : " Cowear. Ftme.asore—.Your regiment. Sir, is a very Sue body of men ; but their merit does ant COUrlit in that, which is the gift of nature ; their merit, and your merit, eonflits in the very high state of difcipline which they have attained, which, I do affure you, without fisttery, is, in my opinion, at leait equal to that of any volunteer corps I have ever fern, and fully qualifizy them for any fervice which their King and country may ever require of them. • After the review, the Colonel and Officers had the honour to dine with his Lord(hip at Anderfon'• hotel. Lail week, a (windier, a genteel looking man, anade'his appearance in Aberdeen. He gave as his addres. " Rnb. Stevenfon, Efq." and talked of his being intimately acquainted with feveral great per fonages ; and (aid he w as a p artner i n a manufaftur tag houfe in Glafgnw. After living ftimptuoufly for fume days in different lodgings and taverns, without paying his bills, and procuring feveral arti cles from tradefmen, he on Saturday had the art to get a Giver hunting watch, name. S. William, Aber deen, 506, frum ao apprentice in a watchmaker's Atop, in the abfence of his mailer, who had previnufly declined giving him a watch on trial. On getting poffeffion of the watch, he decamped, and.clid nrst return to his ordinary lodgings, but went off, as is uppofed fouthward, on Sunday. SURREY tUARTER SESSIONS. KINGSTON, Ocroa 6.—The Seffinns was opened this day before THostas Evarrce, Efq. Recorder, Lords Leflie and William Itufrell, Sir Jofeph Maw. bey. Serjeant Onflow, Colonels Kenfington and Gaitficell, and twelve more Magiftrates of the county. • The ulna' routine htifinefs was gone through until it came to the Treafurer's accounts. Mr. Mauver then appeared as Counfel int feveral parifhes, the firft of which that was heard was that of the parifh of St. Saviour, to which we fltall confine our report, as all the other parifh accounts turned upon the lame point. The parifh of St. Saviour chimed 3201. as a reins,. burfement . (or money paid and advanced by them, under the Aa of the 43d of his prefent Majefly, which grants a certain weekly allowance to the wives and families of men ferving in the Militia ; the procefs is fimple. A claim is made and certificates produced before a Magifirate ; he being fatisfied with the legs, lily of the demand, makes an order on the Church. wardens and Overfeers of the parifle in which the parties reticle. who have in their turn an order on the Treafurer of the county, for the reimburfement of the advances...l2ol. were claimed. The 'freafurer of the county Rated, that he, on looking into the Al, confidered there was an impe rative duty impofed on him, that of complying as a public officer of the county, with the provifions of the Ad, which were to Rate them fhortly—that if the account fbould not be delivered to the Treafurer within the period of fix months after the money had been ailed, the Treafuret was not only nut liable, but he was not authorized to pay it. The Recorder and the Magiftrates delivered their opinions in concurrence with that of the Treafurer, he undertaking all the legal claims, and the parifhes of mule will lofe the reR. Sir WILLIAM GEARY is to have the command of the Maidstone Volunteer Riflemen, which will be increafed to three companies. Some vile mifcreants on Sunday and Monday ntght, cruelly mangled and flaughtered four cows and a horfe, the former the property of Mr. Rhodes in the Hampflead Road. It was evident the offenders were aftuated by malicious motives, as the entrails of th• animals were cut out, but the carcafes were not moved. Lan week, the dwelling.honfe of James Howell. an induflrions and refpeliable hufbandman, at Bromef berrow, in Glouceflerfhire, was totally confumed by fire, arifing from the bad flruaure of the chimney ; the defirueive element extended to the out-boildings, the whole of which. with the farming implements, and produce of the late harveli were burnt, and the family thereby reduced to poverty. No lives, fortu nately, were left, Howell, his wife, and children, being at Barton Fair when the accident happened.— Mr. Davis, a lodger, in laming Come valuable wri tings in: a diftant part of the koufe, was injured. As in optics very dUlant nbjed apparen , ly increafe in magnitude the nearer it is approached, fo fhould its interea proportionally increafe if of confequence to thole who contemplate it. Apply this obfervation to the momentous intereft rf the combined Schemes which conliitute the new Lottery Plan, and the near approach of its drawing, on the 20th inR. cannut but every day more and more engage t he at tent i on o f t h e votaries of Fortune's Wheel. NOT Two BLANKS TO A Pasts !—On Tuefday. zoth ORobwr, the New and Improved State Lottery will commence Drawing, unprecedented rich in Prizes. The Scheme contains o.te Thoufand and Eighty-five, from 40,0001. to 251. betides 6000 Prizes of Tickets in the Supplementary Lottery, of the eflimated value of 201. each ; and thefe being the only Tickets entitled to a Prize in the Supple. mentary, it is prefumed they may be much higher.— Meffrs. W. H. DANISL and Co. will therefore give the utmoft value for every Supplementary Ticket or Share, purchafed at their State Lottery Office, No. 3, Pope's Head Alley, CornhiU, Lond..n, or their Agents, if brought for tale on or before .he 16th of November next. Tickets and Shares are felling in a great variety of numbers, on the towel terms.— Schemes at large, gratis, and money for prizes paid on demandl. .1 - p • ~~