Star. — London, England, 1807-07-22 00:00:00

THE ARMY. Notwithftanding the anfortanare iffue elf 0414 ein the Continent, the Expedition from this conned is by no means abandoned ; on the contiary, We no dedstod the embarkation of the German Catuiry will (if it is not already commenced) be immediately released at Hull, although it would feem a myftery, as to what it how the objelt; ludas it is to afford aid to the Swedilh This morning the Duke of dlisiisaiaan‘s fine regiment, the esth Light Dragoons, which were re. viewed on Monday, at Hounflow.heath, marched from Hounflow-barricks along the New Road, on their :mite to Woodbridge, in Suffolk; exciting in their way, fentirnenti of the livelieft admiration. The 13th Light Dragoons; whore ultimate den& nation is Weymouth, marches immediately in three divifions, from its cantonments on the EaQern coati of Kent. The firft divifion forms one fquadron, the ad, three troops, and the 3d, five troops, which will arrive in Canterbury as above dated; from whence, to-morrow. the 2d Heavy Dragoons, or the German Legion, will move to take up the quarters of the 13th. It is as yft unknown what cavalry regiment is Rifled fbCCanterbury,butthe 6th, or Innifttilli ng's, is mentioned, we know not with what foundation. Monday a troop of the tgth regiment marched in to Canterbury, to relieve one of the 13th, which moves with the regiment from that place. Therfday Taft the Kentifh troops of Yeomanry Ca iralry commanded by Captains PAVIA' and TAYLOR. *en infpeited by Lieutenant Colonel *las, who eipreffed his perfea approbation of their foldier like appearance add difcipline. a RAMSOAIIt, rtiLlt St. 44 This day arrived the Novora of Hull, THOMAS Leto*, Matter, with part of the ad battalion'of the Sad regiinent from Cork. Likewife the Peggy's Slic ed:, of Sunderland, Noon Titoistsoit, mallet, with part of the eft Battalion of the 3241, from ditto ; and the Wadaray, Jeaaretan BALLS? matters of Dan Month, with part of the tit Batealion .of the loth regimen." " mamma usrtm lAMB bitta. This morning were landed in this harbour; from board the traufports Which arrived yederday in the Downs from Cork, the alt battalion of the sad aegiment, abort boo bong ; the t ft battalion of the filth &beta goo, and the .ad battalion or the Sid jtstiment, you Rrong. " The trinfports FC. Nos. 276,. tnfi t and 37, tame into the herb - nut ; the other eianfporte landed their troops in their launches; end theilibole formed smolt lively and imierefting fcene. Not the &mild aeci. dent happened; although we were at one tinsel/airtime little fete fdr two or three of the latinches fell of fol. dim. which were (bloat beyond the EaR Pier bead hy the strong good thk;:but Were Wilted in by the harbour boats, lad the ready ezetiieds .01 Mc: Lobes. The ben appeared uncommonly healthy and in high 'piths, end feem a very fine body of teen. The (lid his already marched through the twee; at half pall two, oh their way to Deal Bar. inks; and the jad and soth, ate expelled to move ikons the Pier (wherethe whole where drawn up with !Mir baggage waggons, itc.) every Moment. We have in confequence been ell gaiety and bugle to-day. The affemblage of Waddled women on the Pier to iritnefs the landing of the troops ; the difembarka tion of fo Many fine fellows in the (pace of an hour and a half ; their fubfecinent march through thi s place, with their Bands playing, has for Med altoge. they an tinullial and eery interefling tone. 44 The men were all refrethed with plenty of bread, theefe, and beer, ptesioully to marching to Deal • barracks. • " Three o'Cleci.—Sailed again to the !Joan*, the tchcioner tranfport CF. The 3id Regiment are at this moment following the route of the 82d; the soth is to proned immediately after them. thee three regiments were difernharked here on antic= of the fafety and facility with which it is effeifted, conipared with Deal Beach, where there is always Mote or Its riftt, owing to the heaoy Ewell." " DUBLIN, JULY 18. A robte arrived at tie Cafile, this morning, for four, Regiments to hold themfelves in readincs to ego bark immediately for England ; the7 thi fith,94, and Buffs, arc the four regiments mentionecl. 6 • • HALIFAX, (HOVA SCOTIA), Millie. •: I. On the eveninz of the 18th inftant, the Milan - frigate,. Sir RoJuT Lewitt, arrived here from the 4tChilepeake, and . - refietday arrived the Driver sloop o'lif war, Captain Leis, from the fame plate: Same ' • liar. the asith Regiment of Foot embatked on board Abe tranfports which brought out the tot ft Regiment. _They were attended to the King 's Wharf by an im . inenfe contour& of perfons of every rank, whole melancholy countenances bore teltimonts to th e good' conduit of the regiment, both officers and men, , anent whom there was not an individual who did not quit this hofpltible and friendly city with reg•et.' General Home, who commands here, infpcited them previoufly to their embarkation, and fay; he cannot allow the a9th Regiment to embark, without alluring them there is not a regiment in the (ervice be would prefer having under his command, eiiher in garrifon or in the field ; that he will report them to the Commander in Chief, in the higheft Rate of difcipline ; and that theit conduit has been molt ex emplary luxe he had the honour to command this garrifon.' Having (pent four years here they were demdicated in every houfe, and their appearance is equal to their conduit. 0 Lady WeeTWORTN I whore holpitality is un bounded, gave a fplcndid farewell Ball to the Regi., Merit. Three hundred Per nprearai, were rent. No private hook in London coul& exceed to elegance the Coke of apartments thrown open on the occaiSon; oir difplay more fpleadour and hof pitality in the entertainment, or beauty and faihion in the company. Antongft the molt confpicuoll. in rank and beauty were, Lady EMILY Lenox, and her daughters ; Mrs. General HUNTER, Mts. IMI/1111. and blifs UNIACIte. Lady MITCHILL does not yet go into public, although Sir ANDREW has been fo long dud. Her abfence is a eneral loft to fociety, aaihe ha charming woman. I'he MERMAID frigate, which takes this letter, fails as convoy to the 29th Regiment, and has betides two valuable malt fbips with her." The Cambridge Regiment of Militia have left Norman Crofs Barracks on their way to Yarmouth. The ROA•tbire Militia relieved the Cambridge at Norman Crofs. By the returns Made to the Adju tan t G enera l' s CiliEce, it appears that the regular recruiting retake is upon the increafe. The number of men and boys enlitled in the courfe of the lag month amounts to 1864; for the currefpnnding periods in the rears 1805 and 1800, the numbers were 1527 and 1239, out of which 997 were railed under the Additional Force A& In the lift month, not a tingle man was railed. under that A. It appears from the official paper delivered to the Houfe of Commons, that the fums expended in Great Britain for the Volunteer Service, from the t A of June, 1803, to the 18 of January, 18os, amount to 1,834,3181. The Officers at prefent nn the Half-pay of the Britith Edithliniment. are as follow : Colonels 70, Lieutenant Colooth ii 7, Majors 67, and Cap dins 565...-On the Irith Eitablidunent•--Colonels to, Lieutenant Colonels tp, and Captaius 6 4. The report does not extend to inferior ranks. The total of Recruits enlifted in England and Ire land in the condi of the lag year, was 10,783—in the prefect year 9194 have been enlitted in England alone. Return of the Effeeive Force of the Volunteers of Great Britain ; diftioguifhing Infantry, Cavalry, and Artillery, as far as the fame can be afeertained from the latell Returns : I N t 7'Field Officer, 3.1'0 Captains, 714 i Sub *kerns, 1.781 Staff Ofikera. £3,473 Scrjeants, 6,623 Trumpeter Drummcrs, and 154444 Rank and Fik. CAVALaY -.463 Field Oilleers, 496 Captains, t,oso Subalterns. 260 Sun °facers, 1,546 -..°-. 4 .,eants, s a.; Trumpeters or Drummers, sad asj4s Rank and File. AITTLita Field Officers. T 29 Captains, 153 Subalterns, 45 Stallofleers, Sol SerSeants, c 9 Trumpeters or. Drummers, and 9,410 Rank and File. TOTAL. ..1 404 Field °Sem, 4.335 Captalns.ll,B3s Subalterns, 5.5116 Staff Odecrs, t 5,54 Serjeasts, 7,333 Trumpeters or Dt uau • am, and 5i19306 Rank and Mk. An Wert:fling converfation took place I in nigh , . in the Houfe of Common g, in the Committee on Mr. WNITIIILIAD'I Parifh School Bill. The principal dircuffion turned upon an amendment movei by Mr. Sruanas Bonitos. to that clAufe in the Bill which required parifbes to ((Labia fuel Schools as were directed .by the, Bill. within one year after the pott ing of the all. The °bled of the amendment was to do away the compulfory part of the elAufe, and to enael that. Wows may. if they *old think It, eßablith fhch School. On a divifinr, the numbers were, for the Amendment 33, against it 12. In that the corn• pulfory chafe was !A.—lndeed many people think the Bill might as well him been thrown out At once. Is there any law in exillence to prevent parilhes from eflablithing Schools, if tbey think . * f As well might an aft be patted, that it (hall be lawful for a man to eat, if be thinks ft fe to do. Goternmeot have determined, that in future the Secretaries to all Navel Officers shall be pmfefiiional men ; this new regulation commences with the ap plintment of C.aptain Kano as Secretary to Sir HOl4 a POPHAM ) Captain of the Fleet on the Northern Ex peditifm. The revenue of the General Poll Office has been increafed, by the four fallowing Dutieb, Fos Hundred and flirty jfve 7 borfaml Pokroch per annum, viz. By reltridlioes of Pranks . Z• 35 .030 - New Rates 37th Oeo. M. • • i6opoo Ditto 4111 ditto . • 140.000 Ditto 4yelt ditto ioo,oeo allaTA in the Protell on the indemnity Bill, in yef terday's paper :—After the word " proceeding," at the end of par. t. Reafon 3. infert the fignatures, CARYSFORT. VASSAL HOLLAND,Z Fur the two Brit Rcions, " and ROSSLYI4," S moreover, bemire," dm. night, a Cabinet Council was held at the Fo. reign office between nine and ten o'clock, when moll or the Cabinet Minifters attended. This day another was held at the Qlteen's hottfe. Bc.xlau.—The pugiliflic conteß for zoo guineas, between Flowers. a coachman, and Sweet, recently a waiter in the vicinity of Bath, was decided yeller day on Windfor Fore& At ten o'clock in the morn fads* parties met on a piece of ground near Wing- Berks, but fome tymptoms of prevention b e ing suoitefted, they repaired to the Forefl, where a ring', was formed in the pretence of about 200 fpeilators. At the commencement of the come°, the coachman teemed V) aim it making a fhort bnfinefs of it, by doing in, and beatin g hi s adverfary of hand, but he ropped this mode of proceeding in the Ith round, having (offered teverely oil the left fide, by the WI- ful blow, put in by his adverfary. Betts were t*o 1 to one on Sweet, at this time, who rethained un touched. The battle continued in favour of Sweet,' until the Combatants had fought ready half an bout, Viten one of the coachman's right-handed - blows told Under the ear of his advetfaty with filch violence, as to cattle, in a few feconds i a (welling little lets than a hen's egg. Sweet appeared uudifmayed, although his firength teemed to fail him ; but he ihifted, flop and bit, and had the bell of the battle, after it had lifted 4.3 minutes. The coachman's head and left fide, proved him, to ufe the technical phrafe, a &ton; for, although he exhibited the utmoß marks . of violence, be never once app e a re d Illy, but always made play. In the.36th round; which gave the vic tory to the coachman, Sweet, although untouched,. excepting in flopping, and the awkward blow under the ear, as afcribed, waisto weak that he was unable to refill the fury of the coachman, who hit him down, and Sweet being unable to tile again in time, loft the battle. ifitifican PubHn Wit Word Gouctiburgh 14A11.11-Alliml I . sea. DOI At t. DCt It I Mao o • 0 Mika G o O s Jamaica o 0 ToiisAY, JULY 20. Lan evening his Majelly's (hips Hibeiiiia, Dread nought, Dragon, Foudroyant, Monaich, Colottus and Champion, which failed on Saturday, not being able to go down Channel; returned ag4in and now remain.—Wind S.W. •. . P. S. Admiral Lord Gaaiiir la loft Lupton 14Onfe this day for Plymouth, where he will hoist his fi.rg on board his Majefly's (hip Ville de Paris, and come round to Torbay, Would the fleet then be here. ow, 400 r ~~ m.o. 40-w PLYMOUTH. JULY is. Came in the Dania, (hip Freden, Captain Ltrrov, from Charlettown, with timber for the Dockyard ; Zwemmer, Captain &attar, from :It. Übe's, to a market, with falt, detained by the Lord Cochrane privateer; Anna norotha, Captain Escsr.r.es, from Triale, to Tcnningen, detained by the Bufy priva teer Henrietta, Captain RICKLItT, flotti Lifbon to Tonningen, with fugar, detained by the Betfey pti. vateer. Sailed his Majefly's thip Poems, of 8o guns, for the Downs. PORTSMOUTH, JULY sr. Arrived the Haan. gun•hrig from a cruize : hi► Majelly's (hip Uctssas was this day appointed convoy for the Weft Indie► : the greateft part of the effels lately arrived here from the Mediterranean, arc reheated from quarantine.--Wind S. E. DEAL, JULY 2!. Arrived the Forward gun brig, frnm Portfmnutla. S.iled the Monkey gun brig, on a cruize nff B u. logne ; Pincher, Fearlefs, and Safeguard gun brigs, for Yarmouth. Ittallllll 1N THE TIAWNe. Prinorfa of Orange. 11 Sybille. 1a Nymphe, Maar, Pelican Thunder. Richmond, Wrangler, Bloodhound, Forward, Furbu lent. and blazer. P. S. The nuttepd hound, &c. are under fail for the Weftward —Wind E. LI °VD's LIST. OtAvestwo, Tiny sr.—Paft by the M'antlerer. Lyminn ; 14n. ratio, Milre ; Europa, Watf99 ; and the Albion, Nichol/On, fv,r 9 Jamaica; Romp, Chere, and the Dumfries, Beard, from Virginia —Sailed the D.-ception, W ttfon, for St. Thomas's. DISTAIBUTIO \I OF PRIZE MONEY. The army under Sir C. Green will be pelt! few the capture o surinam. May 3, IEI4, on Thurlday rest. at bia 6. Stanhope ftreet.Neweaftle ftreet Strand. and there recalled ev ry diy. The Pluto. for the o.lando. June 13. sEot will he p.di on Thurfday next at Mefft. ftichardfotes. New Inn, and there re called on Tht.if 'rye and Saturday.. • The Sharpfhoorer, for the Emanuel, April e 6. will be paid on board. or at No. afi, HiehAtreet Partftwouth, where is wil, be rt (laird on Mondays and T^urfdaya The cyel , iet for the Ftiriehton and the Six Trehleenl , ., Ae putt. al 3 will he paid or, Friday, at the, Griffin Inn. Vilikrit ftreet, strand: and recalled at No 1. James ftreet, Added, ta: Wedneftlay. and Frltiays. Elle Meese and Atria. for the Mifericordia, Formidable, Fora- Ho. Coneetsione. Virgin del Carmen, Scc May 21 and sO, ss. will be paid and recalled at the fame time and place as the furs ring The %fries for the Eftrella. April 26, and the San Pablo', April 27. 18 - 6.wi1l he paid on Saturday next.at No. t 2, Upper Thame ftreet and there recalled for three months. The Sbeerncfa and Terpfiehore, for the Mark Frannife, Sept 7. ISo3, will be paid on the 23i Whitt, at No. to, John•lireet,' , Adelphi and there teealkd on Thurfdays and Saturdays. The Britannia, fot the Patent, Dec. 3t. don, will be paid on board. on her arrival. and recalled at No. 03, Clement's Inn, on Tuddavg edgy& _ _ _ The Proferpine, for the Patrioteo. Auguft to, and Ringende Ja. cob, Augnit 15, 5798, will he paid on Friday next, at No. 18, Clement's Inn, and there recalled on Tuefdays and Fridays. Tbr Ponwne. for 12 Delia and la Conflance, January 23, and San 'old, Fcb 20, 1807, will be recalled at No 67, Forc-(tree t Plymouth, on Tucfdays and Saturdays. The St. George, for Ic Rhin, July 28, 111c6, will be paid on board on Saturday neat, and recalled at No is , Cedl.ftre4t. Strand The Terrible. for the Maria and Conception, January 3 and 6 aos, will be paid on Frhlay next, at Mr. Lockrer's office, Ply mouth, and there recalled on Tuefdays and Fridays. Captain MAcrcr.Zls is appointed to command the PssNcs of Wat.sa, of 98 guns. A flip of 74 guns, to be called the BLAICI I is to be built in Deptford.,Dock Yard. We announced on Monday the arrival of Colonel CLINTON. with difpatches from Lord HUTCHINSON. They were yellerday taken into confideration by the Duke of You and Viscount Casrs.xasaost. The conference took place at the office of his Royal High nets, and !ailed from half paR four o'clock until fix; and at (even o'clock Mr. KAY e,,amelreager, was fent off with difpatches to Lord Hu vc HINSON, at Memel. Yefterday morning, about one o'clock, an alarming fire broke nut in the premifes of Mr. Wools, Carpen- ter And Timber-merchant, in Bunhill row. The flames were fo very rapid, as to consume the wh , le of the premifes, together with a large flock of timber, and worldlops and other buildings in Lamb's 'Wage. The importation of (peep's wool into Englaud Was laR year lefs than the two former years, ♦iz. • la 11104, thenuusbct of pounds imported were 8 . 1 479637 111 - 5, • 3,54‘,2211 sgo6, 7,314,1*8 eta Totniras initis..Extralt of a letter from an Officer on board his Majelly's trip Ceirottri t dated off Alexandria : Admiral Slr Tunable Louts tiled of in inlammatlon In his I) °weld, after a than inners. hut of very revere pain. On the t6t6 of Mat, he *mon Owe walking, and complained to fame of that *roiled him of.. little pain. On his return on board, be eat his dinner with his ideal appetite, and went to bed in very gond (pi ths. haring felt much relieved drying the evening, and etpeied a good night's Seep Untnitunatcly he was again attacked about fnur in the morning of the rYttt, and immediately medical advice, bath froth the army and navy, were rent for. lin attendants being stetirehenfivc tat danger. The playficiana and furgcons quitted the Canopus. and went on Store about noon. leaving the Admiral. In their ethinion, free from all dangerous fympttths., and without any apprehcedith of an inflammation taking place: About three o'clock, however, a gitat'altervion for the vrorfe was perceived, and the faculty were again immediately rent for to repair on beard the Ca nopus. On their arrival at four o'clock. they gave meet all hopes of the Admleal's mover!. as the mortification in his bowel. bad llreadv taken place. He remained fithfible. except, a Iliac wan• drying at times to the lift hlf how', and breithed hi. left et ten , &dna that night. His foully and friend. may feel etthfidedny affured, the every OAP& attention eras raid en the A itrntral due log his *ton Sitters, and every means which human wifJoto couid furteft made off of for hi. recovery Hi. remains were fent' by Ihe Fitter. Soots of war to Malta, to be interred out there of General • 0 L. 44F EDITOA. Sittl7: • . rid . . ••••••••IP Marine& s • • • • • 14! that French were in Ectre thoshole army foildeitly Hopped on thei r march, And With line aecUrd clapped.. their hands, tirtiek, at the Ernie inßant, with the effea..sfyhe &blithe, At their firil view of the ruins of Thebes. •The Pryfiealsru..: blime in nature or art. has itnivertal, and rrriPrlible power over even unctiltivatedminds : the Moral blinte has a etc& over hearts, even theme corrupt. For the honour of litimatt nature, it lh tad b e obferved, that in the midst of all the ravages of war; and all the horrors of revolution,-if any instance of noble condtal appear, it :areas the xt•intion , and commands the applaufe I maokind. All pr• ries; all defcriptions of peopl e ; t t ni• e in the enthrastm in. fpired by any great example of rnili!ary ter evil courage, of mignaoimity, dilinterelled attaehmenr, generous I..yaltv. nr lincere religion.. And any in . dividual whop. fished, and who th ltd.! h .re had :p portunity of difPlaying a chat aner in 'A Mel all t.rfe combine, however humble his fortune or his fit ti vion in lite, would, notaithltanding wit tt &me phil do• phers alien of our urj ill propeal y to fympathife re clufively with the rich and fucceistul4-'--be fecure of the affections of hi, fellow creatures. .1111 death w uld create a fenfation in the world 1 Ind-mankind w.-eld, for a moment, turn their eyes front the glories of .1:e mull Iliccefslirl conqueror, and panfe to pay tribute to the more pleating and mote vfful virtues of his mani: y. A firople paragraph in yens part!, Sir, excised there refl.Aions. ts's dgeruorth, 'who accortpanie(l (Tel, XV/. " to the fella, caught late', its rinsing the Fr 'Lek prifo. 1' surf at Mims". a fever, which, la a few dp. pal is periods. hit exijletce." • This paragraph without etslogiuM and with out comment, has dote-al:ft been lead with ann. lion by many thoufands of Fogliflnor sod I..reigoers —by all, who are capable of feelirk go..d and great. .The death 4.f the Abbe Edge w. e l k w 4 s ..er.rthy of his lire—worthy of the man who Will* fe. lefted by Louis XVI. to attend him in hi, Idi MO• ments—.Who jullitied the choice bl hi, Mi.naich.aC. companied him to the fcafFold ; and, bef re half a million of ttaitots and atheiti., with inttepid toy at, y, 4nd calm tarty, pronounced theft word s , which v... 11 live i " I hide St. Louis ! mattes au cid !" July 15, 1107. It L. E. flerenant.-cr.—Semt! pattictilnrs of the unenm mnn flee of tied r icity of the at mni:phe• r, A• 061t'ved - fmm a boat littuted on the o.mmit I , f 1 - I..;n c ite...td, !)11 Sund 4 y night, July 12, 1 . 8C7. by A o:mei-pendent Hampftead, Ik . londay, July 13 • IN•the cnnife of yellerday, the air here iul ry, with the wind f•metimes &nog, but variable. Ward. nine n'slock in the evening, i' bee trnr- calm; An i form after. it was perceived die shed thrifOrre xes in font.- high (latent eletricity. Tkis appc4ied from the frequent general wile ruteadiog fi tfhes of lighttiit,g,in the dire% n nt- light clouds that (Ay near to the horizon; whilli sb ‘ve the .sir was fel' ellt, ini the flare and Ju it-, flits* nuf.....-Thefe Oct - erica, Jean's, or , genet al turned m ire frequent ; 'nd, fr en a quarter of an hoar before midnight, mere obferved with particular atrenti h. Fir more shin an hour afterwards, thet were fo incefiar.l, as to facceed one another every fix or eight fecends of late, and often 'more frequently ; ye y rektor!) was :here an interval of twelve (mulch —All this while, 'there teemed to be three particular di , cetiins, or Awes, ambnet the cluuds, apparently where there broke out ; as if from fo many cetr es or feats. the middle one lay nearly in the dire:lion of Sr. Paul's, whilli the right and left extended about 28° and 42 on each fide refpcaively.—What was re. markable, thofe three feats, or cenins, f. urn which the flafhes originated, gradually str: , re more and more e Award, preferring nearly the fame rclative diflances which they had at &R. The eaflern fl Jibes were much the moil general and mull vivid; and fome times illuminated, for a moment, a wide portion of the clouds and fig in that dirdlion, as bt ight as day. Some trees intercepted the view of the central pat t of there; but, on the other two places, the general AA fometimes fcemcd to gather horn both flies, and ter minate at the feat, in a molt vivid diflc, which, for an inflant, darted a llrt ng glare on the walls of a ronm, though lighted by candles —No thunder was heard, nor any feu ked lightning teen, during the who) : of this time. Therm , meter was at 69', and barometer At 29 5. After one o'clock OF ruing), the flali.es became lefs frequent. A dead calm prevailed. The nom- No. 10,151, drawn yellerday a Prize of scool. was fold in S;xteen Sixteenths .by Sir JaMes BRAIISCOMB and Co. at their Lucky Lottery Offices, N.). t t, Hollrirn, No. 37, Corn!:ill, and No. 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, where liken ife No. 4677, drawn on the fame day a Prize of loot. was I.ld in .ine Q2arter, .hree Eighths and fix Sixteenths, and where l'icke.s and Shares are now felling, warranted ondraWn, and Prizes paid on demand. Pleafc to rib. terve, that 50001. is the higheil P. ize yet drawn, and the third day of drawing in the prefent Lottery will he Tuefday next, the 28th inflant. Five Tmous•wo Pousos.—The Ticket 3411, drawn yenerday a Prize of soca. was Cad at Bs sie s OffiCesig 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cool's, maki , ig 28 Capital Prizes fold at the alrive Offices within the year. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, may be had until Tutfday Morningoen o'cli,ck, when the 3d day of drawing will begin. The &it drawn Ticket, the 4th day, is entitled to 30,0n01. The Direflors and Proprietors of the Infiitution to promote Health in unwholefome Climates bave, at the ekrneft requeft of feveral Merchants, Sh•p- Owners, and C.trtains of lhip's, been induced to twit: a hook at the Well India Docks, as a Warehoufe for the defiribution of the Yellow Fever Remedy, wileht i s no w /cen t rally known by-the appcllat►un of the Staream's Skeet Aricsua. Qsaitait. ErritaoariimaaT,—That a Very frrilUs one has taken place, within Ilie(e t ft? dir„ between two. rfonages of confiderable dillinet . ii , n, it. certAin ,—: pe4nnages are Lhancsand Fortune. Fortune, toreW id carly.adventurer, in the e reienr L , t t ery , .dotibi ' f, wilhei to greet them fpeedily with leveral of Chet piincip4l PsoLt,— but Chance hAs hietertn prevailp4'brluffering ..tily a, vet) , final' por inn r.f 'he principal :pajzes y% two UP. ' How interellia-5 tlacu, the scusaining days dsawiog! . -:.6,' .j _