Star. — London, England, 1807-06-03 00:00:00

MONTE VIDEO. When the Moralise left Monte Video, it was not intended to attempt Buenos Ayres 'Mitil the army was reinforced. Sir SAM Vat. ACHI4I/TY has taken t h e belt m:afures both for his own fecurity, and to prevent the country from giving efficient fuccour to Buenos Ayres, whenever that place fhould be attacked. A frigate, with the 9th Dragoons, part of General CRALIFURD'S Expedition, had arrived at Monte Video. She failed again to join the Expedition. The following is the fubßanee of a letter from Monte Video, received by the Diomede :—" On the 9th February, a meeting was held of the Bri:ifh Mer- chants and Adventurers, when it was refolved that a memorial lhould be prefented to the Governor, flatiog their grievances, and begging Come indulgence from the mode of levying the duty impofed by the order in Council. The anfwer given to the Memorial was, that the duty mull continue to be paid in terms of the order in Council, regulating the trade of Buenos Ayres ; but, in confederation of the circumllances of the Merchants and Adventurers, fecurity for the pay ment of the duty would be taken till they could make (ales—the Governor promifing to (late the yeculiar hardfbips of the trade to Adminifiration ; and, to fecond his reprefentations, copies of the proceedings have been tranfmitted home, that the merchants in Britain may alfo memorialize Govern ment on the fubjed —The refult of this bufincfs gave general fatisfaaion, which, however, was Coon damped by a proclamation, to admit neutrals to im• port wine and fpirits, upon paying only 6 per Cent. duty more than the Britifh, although there was a' (ufliciency in the Britifh (hips, to fupply all the de mands of the Army and Navy for a confiderable period. The effeEts of this meafure have been of courfe added to the other difappointments of the adventurers, for they arc obliged to fell at a very bare profit indeed. The retail late has been Indic, and the profits refpeelahle, when the fituation of things is taken into view; but the town was fupplied, and till the capital tail, n 'thing very great can be tipeCted. All the North fide of the river, however, to Coloqua has been reduced, and it is thought, that as a better underftanding begins to prevail between the inhabitants and the Britilh, confidence will foon be eflablifhed. 41 The departure of G,7neral BEREttnRD was re• gretted by the merchants in partic , ilar, who feemed to entertain a notion of his difpoiltion being more favourable to mercantile purfuits than that of Sir S. ACHMUTY. No refolution, it is believed, will be taken to attack Buenos Ayres till a reinforcement arrives. The non-arrival of General CRAWFORD has excited both chagrin and furprite. " Since the taking of Monte Video a great deal of party fpirit has arifen in Buenos Ayres—one party are for the Briti(h, another tor &elating the Nide. ment a Republic ; and a third fur preferving it to Spain. The Vice Roy is detefled for hi 3 pufillani mous conduit, and has been deluged. A flag of truce wa3 la , ely fent from the MAI Commander, to know on ;ilia terms the town would be willing to treat ? but the anfwer returned was, we underhand, unfa- vourable." Preparations are making at Portfmouth for the trial of a Flag Officer lately returned from a foreign fLicion. This vial will excite no las public interelt than that of Sir Home POPHAM. Great fears are entertained for the fafety of Sir THOMAS TR6VBRIDGS and the BLENHEIM man of War. Sir TH , `MAI was to have fuperfeded Admiral STIRLING in the command of the Cape and South American The inflammation of Mr. Patrtt's leg was yeller day fu great, that his friends entertained the moil ferrous apprehenfion for his life. Straw was (hewed boom his door fot the fiat time fioce his illnefs. Shremaking in Weftminfier is at a Rand at ',relent ir.rhe journeymen, having ftruck for m. re wage,, are now dancing to the tune of The foutere Several of the Paper Mill; in Scotland which had been flopped, owing to a Combination of the Work men, are again at work, the Paperma kers having agreed to take their rot met wages. The refl, it is expedied, gill immediately follow their example. The drought was fo great at the ifl.ind of Sr. Thomas in Match, that it was aeceffary to convey water thither from St. Croix. The race of •elephants lately increafed to fuch a degree in Soolon, as to threaten to depopulate the province. At the dole of the late harveß the natives affembled from all quarters, for the purpofe of de. llroying them, and dm ing a (tort period killed feveral thoufands. St. Helena was in want of every neceffary at the late arrival of the Perfeverance florefhip : the Settle ment had been on fhort allowance for feveral weeks. The project of obtaining fupplies of cattle from the eoail of Benguela has not fucceeded, as the cattle died !bon after their being landed. A civil war has again broken out in Candy. The King having rendered hirnfelf very unpv'pular by fume fevere edißs o two of his principal officers revolted, and were joined by a large party of troops. Some fl:t-milhes had taken place in the jungles, at the date of the left accounts. between the oppofing parties, without however producing any relish of moment. At the date of the 'aft difpatchcs from Bufforah, a powerful body of Wahabees, taking advantage of the abfLnce of the Perfian troops, who had advanced to the northward againft the Ruffians, had croffed the Tigris to the fouthward of Bagdad, and made an irruption into the province of Kholiflan.—They are divided into three columns, and are conduBed by AtTiy Kitan, a man of great enterprize, and the de let mincd enemy of the King of Pcrlia. IVAtITIC.IL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS—. ARIL DOC Dublin AIM DOI. o Tonningen o 0 Waterford I 1 Lifbon Gottenbargh 0 o g 'Wind N. B. PLYMOU CH, JUNE 1. Sailed the PALLAS, of 32 guns, and the Di:moi l of 18 guns, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE s. . Arrived his Majefty's Ihip DIOMEDE from the River Plata, and the Amon, Captain ADZE, from the Downs, for the River Plata.—Wind S.W. DEAL, JUNE 2. Arrived the FuEmus gun brig, from a cruize off Oflend, Mosyt To (loop from rfr Calais, and brought in with her a (mall fmuggling lugger which (he took, laden with about 300 calks of Geneva, which have been landed at the Cullom-houfe here —Sailed the BLOODHOUND gunbrig, and PHOSPHONUN fire rad, on a cruize off Boulogne ; DEVASTATION bomb, for the Nore.—Arrived the Portuguefe brig Aurors, laden with cocoa and coffee, from Lilbon, for Rot• tet dam, detained by his Majefly's (h.p CHALLENGER; alto the Campbell, Captain M 4 CAut.Ey, bound to the River Plata.—Arrived and failed for the River the Independance, tqlrso,t/tcz, from New York, in fix weeks paffage.—Wind S. W. with a freth breeze. REMAIN IN THE DOWNS. Princefs of Orange, Alfred, 'fruity. Clyde, Mogi:pito flo^p, Ex • pluh n bomb, furious, Bottler and Pincher gun brigs, Widgeon khooner. SHEERNESS, JUNE t. In confequence of a violent gale from N. E. on the 29th and 3oth ult. the brig Rofe in June, HENRY MAY matter, from Ipfwich, bound to Liverpool, with malt, has been obliged to take filcher here with the lots of cables and anchors; alfo the brig• Jane (in the tranfport fervice) STcPHEN PHILLIPS mailer, having loft her cable and anchor: the Captain has repaired her damages and loffes with the greaten expedition, and proceeds up the River Thames agree able to his orders, this day. JUNE z.—The Baltic convoy are not to fail till the 4 th intlant.— Arrived the Prudentia, TAMS; and the Nicannr, Swede, V: titBURGE, for Gottcaburgh. Wind W.S.W. moderate breeze. LIVERPOOL, JUNE r. The Flora, Adams, from New Orleans to this pc-, is put into New Providence, having b:cn on lhore on the Florida Reefs ; the Lady Frances, Fiott, from hence for Buenos Ayres, was fpoke the t4th of Fe bruary, in lat. 25. S. long. 43 W.; the Oliver Elfworth, Benrett, arrived here on Friday from New fpoke the following veffrls at fra, viz :—Ship Canton, from Baltimore, Magnet, Burger, from Savannah, and Hope, —, from LonclJn for this port. ELVNEUR, MAY ttS. This morning failed his Majefty's armed (hip PRI!tCEWILLIASt, with the Charger gun brig, having under their convoy the (hips bound for the Humber, London, and other ports on the Eaft coati. The HERE armed (hip will proceed to-morrow, if the wind admit, far Long Hope. The RAILLEUR fl ,op failed yellerday for the Baltic. Remain the Flamer and Bafilifle gun brigs. On Memel btr t 4 feet. MAY 19 —The HEBE armed ship failed on the t7th inflant ' with about twenty fail, under convoy, for Long Hope, &c. ; and yeflerday pallid this for the Baltic, his Mojefly's (hops Watinszse and Bsta.vro; alto the INTELLIGENT gun brig. Tne SPY Hoop of war arrived this day with a fleet under convoy from the Nore, ;11(1 the CENSOR gun brig from Yarmouth, with two Ships under her proieftion. The upward bound are failed, feveral under convoy of the Bast. L ISK gun brig for Riga. The Orb, of New York, Captain Boy Ea, from Amflerdam for St. Pcterfburgh, is wrecked on the coati of Norway. Wind W. N. W. a N. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVESEND, JEINI the Venus, Johnffone, for the Cape of Good Hope ; John. Ritchie, for Elkins'. ; Drake. Scott, for Copenhagen; Exert, Kinfman, for Bolton; Pax, Harper,Two Sifters, 'Jahn and the Favourite, Conrad, for Tonningen. ARRIVED—Off /lolly head, the Alexander, Phillips, from Trini dad, f,•r Liverpool—At Milton!, Rof., Hallorch, from Trinidad, for Liverpool—lo the Clyde, Benfon, Sheave; and Louifa, Bird, from Trinidad—At Dublin, Orion, Hume, from Stockholm; and the Sampion —, front London—At Baltimore, Fair American, Diva; and Globe, —, from London—At Philadelphia, Jane, Blifs, from Lonaon. The John and Elizabeth, from Dover to Portfmouth ; the Mariner, —, front Liverpool to London ; the Thetis, the Norfolk, and the Sifters, from Br idport to Funderland. and a brig frog Plymouth with lLives,•have put into Portland Roads, with damage fu Rained in a gale on the 3cth ult The Exchange. Popplewell, from Memel, ran on fhore on Born holm the 13Th ult. hut is expected to b: got off. The Ventriloquift, Woodall, front London to Hull. fprung a leak off the Dudgeon xoth ult. and loon afar funk in fix fathoms water at the entrance of I.ynn Roads. Crew faved. The Royal George Indiaman is put back tOGravefend, with lois of anchors and cables. 7 he Queen, Nation, from Demerara to London, which put into Bermuda in dittrefs, is condemned arid fold. The Clyde, Como, from St. Domingo to Baltimore, was de. tained off the Capcs of Virginia, on the isth of April by the Me lampus frigate, and fent to Halifax. The Favourite, .--, from Jerfey to Gottenburg, is tam, and carried into St. Vallery. rite Herkimer, Howland. from New York to London. put into Norfolk, Virginia. 16th April, In diftrefs, having (prong a leak ; had thrown fume of the cargo overboard, and would be obliged to tiff charge to repair. The Weimer Caftk, Ceres, Winehelfa,Elfes , Ainwick Cagle, David Scott, and the Elpkinftoue Ealtlndiansen, failed from China previous to the 13th of January ,as per letter received via America the Royal Charlotte, Patterfon ; Thames, Ritchie ; Clacton, Haliburton ' • Cireneeftcr, Walker ; Neptune. Buchan a n ; Mar quis of Ely, Dalrymple ; and the Marquis of Welkaty, Weddcr burn, from London, are arrived at China. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIM MONEY. The Agamemnon, for the Cora and Cleopatra, captured sad and 28th December, 1804, will be paid on board, on Saturday nest; and recalled at No. i 1, Cecil.itrect, Strand, on the fucceed• I log Saturday and every following day for three years. INDIA GAZETTE, MONDAY, Nov. 27, 1807. Yellerday accounts were received of the arrival in the River (Ganges) of the Euphrates, Captain BLAKE, from Columbo the sad ult and the Farquhar, from Madras the 17th. The latter Ihip was bearded and plundered by a French frigate, of 44 guns, on the sth infant. long. and lat. not mentioned, fuppofed to be the Picdmontcfe, which, after committing her depredation on the Malabar mall with Impunity, it is fuppofed has now come into the Bay with hopes of being equally fuccefsful. On Wedne.fday the Lord Eldon, Captain You aro, arrived in the River, with the Harriet, Captain LYNCH. • NEW PARLIAIENt MEMBERS ELECTED. CatTnNICES COUNTY—Sir John Sinclair. BADE N °TON, DUNE A R. &C George Wariander. Rtwratw COUNTY—William M•DowaJL StLRIRK COON nr—Colonel Elliot Lockhart. LONDONDERRY COUNTY—Hon. Brig. General C. Stewart and I.feat Colonel Lord George Beresford. Lo Cr ORD CC El TY•Sil* Fetherflon, Bart. and Honourable 0. Forbes. LOUTU COUNTY...Right Hon. John Troller and Vifeelyn. KILKENNY COL.NTY...HOII. Lieut. Colonel James Butler and Hon. Captain F. Ponfonby. ANTatm—Honourable Captain John B. O'Neill and Alexander httlaughton. MAYO COUNTY—Right Hon. D. Brown and Hon. Colonel k. A. Dillon. Coat CouNTy—Lord Bernard and Hon George Ponfonby. DOWN COUNTY—F. Savage and Hun. Lieut. Colonel Meade. CAVAN COUNTY—Colonel John Barry and Nathaniel Sneyd. ARM /1011 COON ry—Virtu. Browniow and W. Richardfon. PALATE! COUNTY-.-Sir M. SOlllEtvillE, But. and Thos. Bligh. CoxeuniNe—Walter Tones. LIMERICK ClTY —Colonel Charles Veteker. Ross To WN Wigram WESIEMRATIE COUNTYWITI Smyth and C It Rochefort. QUERN'S COUNTY—Hon. W. W. Pole and Hcnry ParneU. Wrxronn Tows—Richard NeviL YOUGHAL TOWN—Vircount Boyle. DERRY errv...Sit George Fitzgerald Hill, Bart. KINSALt Tows—Henry Martin. FRKEIANAGU COUNTY—General Cole and General Archdale. C•)NfESTLD ELECTIONS. WEXFORD, MAY 27.—State niche Poll. Mr. Alcoa - 376 Mr. Colclough - 324 Colonel Ram • 374 Mr. R. B. Sheridan 31a CITY or WATrItroRD, MAY 27 —State of the Poll. Right Hon. Sir j. Newport 471 Cor. Bolton, Efq. - 169 COUNTY TIPPERARY, MAY 27.-4th day's Poll. Colonel Matthew - 893 Mr. Bagwell - 708 Mr. Prittle • 79S Mr. Pennefather 553 DitoGHlDA.—Final dole of the Poll. Hon. Colonel Fofter 2t 7 H. M. Ogle. Erg. 174 COUNTY KERRY, MAY 21.—State of the Poll. Mr. Fltzgeraltl - 297 Colond Crothie 79 Coloinl Ht rbert 289 KiNCARDINR COUNTY.—FinaI tiore. Mr. Adatu - io I.ieut. Col. R. W. Duff is YORKSHIRE ELECTION. The eledion for this great County continues with unabated ardour. and various fuccefs to each of the candidates : we have not the fmallen doubt of the contefl being continued to the laft potlible day. On Saturday Mr. LASCULLES was 336 a head of Lord MILTON. But on Monday his Lordfitip gained 114, leaving Mr. LASCELLES' majority 221. Lord Mtt• Tries friends are pouring in fag. The following was the Hate of the Poll on Monday, being the t tth day 'William Wilberforce, Efq. . - 10,511 • Han Henry Lafctites - 953 0 Lord Milton .• • 9319 The number ofperfong polled during the firfi eight days of the poll, was 16,670. The total of votes, during the fame period, was 24,6605-1752 votes were colleEled on Friday, (the 9.11 day) and it may be prefumed upwards of r too perfons polled ; fo that (including Saturday's poll) upwards of r B,coo free holder a have been already polled. It may not be uninterelling to fuch of our readers as have not had an opportunity of witneffing the bufy fcene now performing, to be informed of the Itage arrangement : The wapentakcs have been apportioned, according to an agreement between the Candidates, amongff thirteen booths, at each of which a Deputy for the Sheriff, with a poll der k,attends. Betides the infpceor, or check clerk, for each Candidate, there is allowed an agent, to object to the difputable votes, and ano ther agent, or malinger, to convey the difputed votes to the Sheriff's b-oth, to be argued. The Sheriff's booth is at the crown end of the Courts, where he prefides with two Counfel, as his affeffors, to determine on the difputed votes.—The affeffors are Mr. Serjeant HEYWOOD and Mr. Serjeant Bay LAY. Counfel for Mr. Wilherforce—Mr. Reader . and Mr. Mourne. Costae! for Mr. Lafceltcs—Mr. Courthope, Mr. Dickens, and Mr. Hardy. Counfel for Lord Milton—Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Haywood, Mr. Maude. Mr. Sykes, Mr. Nicoll, and Mr. Clifton. The Deputy Sheriffs at the Booths are—Mr. Newftead (County Clerk), Mr. Thorpe (heal Keeper), Mr. Hall (Deputy Sheriff, North Riding), Mtffrs. Ewbant and Paul (Ditto Eaft Riding), Mr. Gray, York, Mr. Scott, York, Mr. Lockwood, Beverley, Mr. W. Powell, Stoics Bey. Mcffrs. W. and J. tattoo, Hedon, Mr. Gar land, and Mr. I iugall, of Hull. Two Commiffi - oners attend at the Ni fl Pries Court and an adjoining room, to adminifler the ufual oaths. If a vote is difputed at any of the b'►oths, the agents for the Candidates have an unlimited power of ap pealing to the afreffors ; nor can a freeholder be re fufed before the Deputy Sheriff, if any agent objeas. If a voter be rejeaed either at a polling booth, or after a hearing in Court, it b ffill competent for him to tender himftlf again, fhould he (on obtaining fur ther evidence in (import of his freehold) be difpofed to du fo. This ought to be generally known ; both to cotrea the mifapprehenlion, that a vote once re• jeaed cannot again be tendered ; and alfo to thew that a vote may be at firft rejeged, and on a fubfe quent tender admitted, without any proof of error in the firil decifion. Laft night's Gazete contains Addrelres to the KING, on the firmnefs his MAJESTY was pleafed to thew on a tect.nt octagon, from the cour.ty of Me rioneth, the towns of Sanquhar and Warrington, and the boroughs of Barntlaple, Wick, Jcdburgh, and Dingwall. Wednelday the toth ult. the fuccefsful Candidates for the B Tough of Lancaner, Mr. MINT and Mr. Parram, were met about two mi'es from Warrington by the principal inhabitants of that place, and an immenfe concourfe of people, who immediately took the horfes from each of their carriages, and drew them to Bank Hall, the refilence of Mr. PATTEN. A curious circumliance occurred at the White Hart Inn, at Goldford, at the clofe of the EleCtion —Some of the fivinifr multitude, not content with drinking as much as ;rabic at the expence and libe rality of Mr. THORNToN, (one of the fuccefsful can didates) issekted feveral bottles of wine ; which being found to go off remarkably fan, two gentlemen fof peeling (rinse fool play was going forward, placed themfelves at the foot of the (lairs, and in the pockets of whomfoever they difccvered a bottle, cut ► ff the skirts of the coat, with the pocket and bottle, and fent them to the landlord. nom (hame, or what ever caufe, thole who had thus their coats cut, made the bell of their way out of fight; fo that no difco very was made, and the gentlemen cut at coat-skirts to the number of feventecn. I,4NE; CORN FiictiAßtift, JUNB g. it being relived that the Marker{ during ilia months of June, July, and Auguli, is to be opened tot bufinefs on Mondays and Thurfdayi only, but few Fallon attended with their tansplesfeatct aft# fates were tifetivd 4 and thofe nearly at Monday's ptices. Mrs. &norm has doled her engageinent Aaron at C.)veht Garden, and it gone in perfilm tt hree weeks at Liverphol. COVENT GARD' Tit writ it.—LThe itoble tragedy Kiag ear, which was revived for Mr. Cook Os liendt was again reprelinted on Monday night. Air: Leal ; has always been conlidered at one of SHAmasrsalq moll pedal plays. With heartfelt fympathy fir the aged Monarch, who u tumbled headlong from the height of life, " Has (omitted matter for the tragic mac" there is yet excited by this tragedy, that placid re. Action upon the confequ.-nces, which eontemrlates Lear, after all, as the contriver of his own de:irue lion. The folly of his condud, in refigning the ma nagement of his empire to the two Wer of hi s daughters, and the criminality of it in Moo diog the youngeft, he himfelf bewails more bitterly than any of his hearers could do : but the latter ra..n :t held calling to mind too, the want of " meekoel , " with which he Teemed to " bear his fa c ulties, in his gr‘at office b " and are not very much captivated with horror of his codes. Neither Dr. Joria , ots, lit. Wataron, nor indeed any of the critics of thi, play, with whore opinions we ate acquainted, have ha zarded there lel extenultions of our fympathy for the deferted King i but as loch they have always (truck us. Mr. Cooas's Lear was An unequal performance the mare unamiable traits of the charter were well depiaed all the way through it i add nothing could hare heightened the horror with which the impreca tion on Goneril was fumcbed up, when Conat's trem bling lips were beard to defcend to a whifper, " - that the may feel "' How lharper than a texpent's tooth it U " To have a thanklefs child !" But in the ftorm fcene sae thought Mr. Coots fell off: his occafional wildnefs varied little its exprelfion from his foundnefs of mind ; and when his difordered fa cy tells the elements " He tiled not them with unkindnefs, " He never gave them kingdoms, call'd them chihlren,s Mr. Coosa laid no emphalis whatever upon the words " them," and confLq marked no implication that be had ever treated his children thus. The fcene, however, which would be the touchttone of any igot's Lear, is, by Tars's alteration of the plot of this play, fet atide ; and thus that acme of all pathos, the death of I ear, if it be not now in danger of being lowered by the failure, can never be heightened by the fuccefs of genius. Acatcuavu R a or East: —The Agricultural thew of (lock on Friday lafl, on the Fait field, Chelmsfordi though not In large as was expelled, was in general good. A variety of premiums for Rock, &c. were awarded ; and, after the bufinefs of the day was concluded, nearly eighty Gentlemen dined at the Shire Hall. AUDACInUS ROBBERy.—Lan week ab Mr. Hughes, of the houfe of Rathbone, Hughes, and Duncan, in Liverpool, Was returning home about twelve O'clock, he was 'tipped near the Park Coffee houfe, in that t 'wn, by feven or eight foot pads, who took what cant he had about him, and alfo his coat; notwithllanding t'le publicity of the fituation, they got off wi,hout dif- Cover y. Several of the bodies of the unfortunate perfous of the 79th Regiment, lately bolt near Landguard Fort, have been wanted on thole ; among wh o was that of Captain Dawson. It was carr i e d t o e re giment at Weely, and there inlet red with ilitary honours. On Monday fe'nnight, after a very fultry day, at Aberdeen, there wasone of the mot tremendous forms of thunder and lightning, that has been remembered in that country for many years. It began about nine o'clock, continuing with little intermdli 'n until mid- night, when it encreafed to an alarming degree, and did not ceafe until two o'clock next morning. At the height of the form, the flalhes of lightning were uncommonly vivid, attended with extraordinarily long and loud peals of thunder, which teemed very near, while the rain, at intervals, poured down in torrents. Several houfes in the lower part of the town were inundated to fuch a degree, that the inha. bitants were obliged to leave their beds, and go to the upper part of their dwellings, and in one of them, a baker's houfe, there was a confiderable quantity of flour fpoiled. During the form feveral fingular phenomena occurred; the lightning Matted fome flowers growing in pots in a room, and killed fome canary bids, in different houfes, without doing any farther injury. The form appears to have extended to a contiderable diflance, and about twelve miles northward was attended with a vi lent gale, which ihifted almoil to every point of the compels, while very little rain fell. Happily we have heard of no ferious accident. On Friday laft a fifhing coble being (truck by the breach of a fea in entering Whitby harbour, filled, and almott immediately upfet : the people beinnging to her, three in number, were providentially faved by two other cobles which bappened to be near at the time. On the fame day a c , ,ble employed in fifhing at fome dißance from the (bore near Whitby, WAS upfet ; a fudden gale from the N. E. having pro duced a heavy fwell upon that part of the coalt : the people in another coble at a fhort dißance, who had not witneffed the accident, perceiving fometbing floating upon the water, battened to the fpot, and arrived kill in time to refcue their comrades from a watery grave. While lefpoie Numbers are fo much the rage in the prefent Lottery, in confequ:nce of three of the Capi tals, in the left Scheme, falling to fancied numbers, it mey not be unimportant to notice the fubfequent events that to , k place from she porch:de of feleded Lottery Tickets on the King's birth-day. On the 4th of June, 1803, No. 7,686, and N. 13.747; the fir ft gained mood. the latteha to,ocol. Prize.—And on the 4th of June, 1806, was drawn Na. 12,719, *Web turned up a Prize of ro,000l.; all of which Capitals were fold in Shares. From there firiking and undeniable occurrences, will the VOilf iCS .f For tune not pay fpeciiil devotion to the indent 4t14 of June ?