Star. — London, England, 1804-10-16 00:00:00

AUTtCAi f IerELLIGENCE: MAILS THIS DAY.—Wlad S. W. iaa. Dui all. OCR aim z I Hamburg% o 3 Watotiotd t z Toasar, °Cross' 4.—Notwithfiandutg tbe in ddatigable Admiral Colivratets teems determined to return to his Galion off Brea, yet the eleinents fight again' him. It is coming on to blow a Whole gale again at S. S. W. accompanied with thick rain. The fleet are in fight of Torbay returning, .bnt being to far to Leeward, they cannot work up before the _ . • poll departs. One chip, the weatbertnolt, is now coming in,. The reit will follow before the morning. PBBRAMCW. OCTOBER t3.—Yelterday the Star, of St. Ives, THOMPSON; put in here, with clay, for Li "erpool ; and this day the Briftol Packet, Citaati, with ditto fur ditto; alfo the Sufanna, Jonas ; the Wars, Maros, the Mary and Ann, BOND ; the Tinton. Ries ; the Harriutt and Ann; WILKINS ; the Hammond, FIENCORN; and the Betray; Ctiatray, all with copper ore from Falmouth for Neath, uncles tonvoy of the Venus hired Cutter, Pent. Consist, all of which fisiled . abc•rt noon with the wind at W.N.W. The (limier (loop of war, Capt. Bass, about ten A. M. failed for Plymouth. The Dos, atm cutter. Capt. , Jousts, Rill remains. , . • . Piorssomrst, °crow. 14. • .—Camein theDanifh flop Samuel, Capt. C. PLT from Santa Cruz, bound to Copenhagen, laden with coiLe, he. She is put in in confcquence of having loft her rudelet. . &tuitions; bc•romia e.--Artived his Majefty's Ship ELEPHANT, from the Downs, and has gone up to Long Reach to have her guns and Stores taken nut. The Boa it'd sloop his alfo arrived, with feveral ne* gun brighfrom the northward ; the brigs are gone to Chatham to be fitted. The ALMr zo and Au-resin (loops have alfo arrived r the former failed again immediately; and the latter has cume into the harbour. The Htmil, hired armed brig has failed with two :tenets under convoy, for Tonningen Yartsroorit, Ocroatta Is morning arrived here the following Ships of teat, Piz. Psirscoia fri gate, PIRSIEVS armed defence Ship, Csascia gun-brig, and NANCY and nye cutters.—Sailed the F • kin-brig: t riad SWINT cutter. The Ships in the Roads are the Morraoiria, of 64 guns, Manioc!. s. Pa ws Lots, and l'Arrt rCAtNI frigates; INsrsciva Shirts, PIIRSICIS defence (hip, VIXEN and CENSOR gumbrir, and two cutters. Wind S. W. Dear.; Ocroara 15.—This nothing failed the LSOYARD man of war, Rear-Admiral Loot's, with the Squadron under his command, for Dungenefs ; COVRACILUS man of war, for Plymouth; GRlT mottno frigate, on a cruite off Haere ; Sir Andrew Mitchell armed Chip, for Leith ; Wuiliam and Henry, Dusts ; and the Loyalift, Lluosa, for Jamaica ; with feveral other outward-bound teals for Pottf tnontir.-L-Wind W. N. W. FOLNSTONR; OCT. 13.-"Wedflerttßy lA, it blow ing very hard at S. S. W. thick, with (mall rain, a Spanifia brig from Cadit Branded four or five mites to the weftward of Dungeneft ; her lading; filar and hides, with a fmall quantity of indigo. This Morning fine, N. W. wind. A frigate or two, many armee. (hips, and loan Small vcffels, have now failed for Boulogne. Wicit, Oct. 5.—LaR night the fchooner Two Brothers, of Sunderland, in turning nut of the Bay of Wick, the wind blowing atong at S. S. E. miffed Bays, and was neceffitated to bring up cic,fe in with the rocks, where no arliaance could pnaibly be given her. This morning. about one o'clock, (he drove on the rocks, where fhe loon became a complete wreck, and we are lorry ro add, all on board pedaled. The crew confifled of four men, befides three pa irt•ngers. The body of one of the latter (a female) was found this morning, as alto the mangled limbs of fume of the men. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GlLAT[ll[Nif,Ocrna t t.-.-Palfed by, the Calcutta, Maxwell a nd Windham, Graham , fn . m Calcutta; Rolla, - f rom China ; City of L.orion , Lander ; and Ceylon, Hugon, from Bengal; IVlcadon, Fills, from the River Plata ; Elizabeth, Man ning ; and Mary Anti. Bond, from th•vßay of HOTldlta.; Batman, from Zant ; Cumberlao.i, Blake, fir om Vire in it ; North • timberland, Proaen ; Cola, Grur get Wm. Dem, NI off m; Alert, Pearce; St. George. Palmer; Pur; . ;;it, Montgomery; 2 id Royal Edward. Muirhead, from Jamaica —Sailed the Brid:rtown, oodwio, for Jamaica; Genie Speculanteoldernni II for F.llliteur; Frow Flizaberb. Dcliutt, for Tor.ningen t Vrnw pada, Panda; Vrow Anna Maria, Luca; and Endraght, Plummer, for Enslades. ARRIVED. In Yarmonth Roods. the Vinery, .--, from Archatt:elAt Portfmouth, Spy. Clark. from the South l.eas—At Liverpool, Bath, Landitam, from Mattachufets; and the Telegraph. Neak, from P;tiladtlphia—At Clyde. Cushion, Beard, from Quebec Johns, Trotter. and the Hope, 01'Merton. front New Rruedvick —At Dublin, Glory, Wood, from Virgin:a ; and the Guardia - , Duplex, front New York —At Chark Run John and pram Shar man from Liverpool—At Amiable. Tucker, front dltti;--.At New York, klartio,Littkfteld, from ditto. The Marquis of Weilefley, the Lord Nelfon, and the Marquis of Fly, utward-boand raft India/nen, were all wed on the ad of June. to tat. 37. South, long 8. Eaft. The Orpl.eus frigate, and the Ranger 'loop of war, with the Sect under convoy for Nee/loons:land, Q u ebec, and Hallfas.whirh t... 1 fro. , rtfmnoth On the 3d of Auuft, wet. fioke with on tb , tot! of ~epternhcr, in lat. 44 6 long. 38. 1 wall. 'The Diligence, Boiler, from Leith foe Petcribitrer, to loft new Ragland. The London Packet of Banff, on Cie 7th, (•he night of her arrival at Peterhead) fell over in te harlovir, and her cargo iv damaged to the amoun h t, as fuppofed, of :owl. The p Adventure, Pelmet., frotollaven to Jl. C i tiired o ff l'ort Mo r a n t in Augtill gnaic as Capt. Jac Kano in appointed to the command of the Mutto n .° floop, and Capt. Simms tc, the com mand 01 the Auvuns. Rem FAM!Lr. . • . WIETIROUTR, OCT. 14.—Yefterday afternoon the Royal Family returned from their vi&t to Lord •Rt vsits. In a (bort time after their arrival, his Ma• lasts gave an audience to Lord Ces zzzzzz cm, who had jull arrived. This morning, loon after fever o'clock, biabtalas" TT let the Lodge, and, accompanied by Lords C A. ' TLLiiiILOH and W A LSIIGHAM, &C. walked •in the neighbourhood of the town, till paßsAilte (Mixt. — ' About eleven o'clock the Royal Family, accompa• Died by Lord and Lady Ces &seem, attended di vine fervice. .Protedions have been granted by the Admiralty to all (hips in the ports of England, laden for Spain. Difpatches have been, received fermi Admiral Duccworrs i the particulars have not tranfinred. Difilitches frOth Lord Nat son have been received, but they bring nothing pf importance, the trench at Toulon refuting to Come our. Difpatches have been received from Sir Jamas Saukaatz :, the particulars have not s tratifpiied. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kum:. had yet - . .terday a long Interview with Vifcount Maiv::::, at the Admiriftj. The Duke of Gimuterrait left town early yeller. day norning on a vilit to their Majeflies at Weymouth, where be purpotes in, remain about a fortnight. The Odlober Meeting commenced, at Aberdeen on Wedncfday the gd, and 'Continued the remainder of the week. The ordinaries and balls were more nu merodlyattended th.iu on any former occafion For many years; and the greatest pod humour, mirth; and crnviviality unites folly prevailed. Among the company prefent were -T.eir Orates the Duke and Duellers of Medea the Marquis elf Mundy, the Earl of Aberdeen, Lady Madallna Sinclair the Hon. Mr. Manic, Hon. Cocoon Asada', Hon. Major Randay, , Mn Ramfay. Mih Gordon, of Cluny'. Sir William and Lady Johaton, Sir William Forbes, Sir Alesander 8100.31113. Sir John Gordon. Geoeial and Mr.. Hay, and Mil. Laths, General and PArt. GortLis, and mifs Gordon, Mr Skew of Shone , Mr. Fer g4on o r rut:illeouri.MeTrs., loohiillsatiecdoes,eisste.GoLd.;:litylit:tiCatutonnt.. I obert bin , Gordon, and Johntion ;Captain Waddington,&e. The Ditches of Goanow, Lady M. Stuct.ma and the .Larquis of Hurv:sir, left Aberdeen on Monday ie'nnight for Haddo-boufe, the feat of the tail of Aberdeen. ThtirfJay minting the Duke and Ifluchefs of Rox suado fet off from Fleurs for London. --- - The interior of both Houfes of Parliament are. un dergoing certain alterations and improvements which Will eirentially contribute to the convenience of the Members. In the Houfe of Coismons, all the eufhions on the benches have been taken up, in order to be all newly put down. The large beaus chandelier, which cLfeends from the roof, in the centre of the Houle; it to be removed and replaced by another; not fir bulky, hut which will anfwer the purple equally well. The chandelier is takes away, becaufe the large ball At its bate hung to IoW, as to interrupt Mr. Speaker in teeing the clock in front of the flrangers gallery. Painters are buly in touching up the lobbies, and pal (ages leading to the Houfe.—ln the Houle of Lords there arc now three fire places. Lall SefGons there were only two, one near the bar, and the other in the middle of the Hustle, between the throne and the bar. Anew fire place has fence been (truck out on the right of the throne, and of courfe on the fa.ne tide with the others. The mantle-piece of the center fire place, (the largeft of the three) is elegantly executed in white marble, the other two ate in red marble, correfpond- Mg with the colour of the h: reties. The large chan delier, which hung over the bar, is to be removed, rand there will be four large chandeliers hanging over the body of the Houfe. The brats ferpent girandoles, ' which are (aliened to the tapeltry, are to be removed, and depofited in the old Houfe of Lords. A letter from Dover Rates, that a Pritfrian vcfrel from Antwerp, for Litton, was fpoken with ha Friday by our cruizers in the Downs. The Prodian Captain declared, that before his departure informa tion had been received at Antwerp of the an ilia% of RONA AAAAA on the coaft, and that he intended, dur. i.ig his ?relent retiew of hiseamps, to vifit that city, where the Prete& and the Commander had ordered great rejoicing:, though the moll numerous and te tpenable of the inhabitants deceit equally France and her tyrant, and had gone to their country-houfes to avoid feting the ufurper yrithin the walls of a place, fo often honoured with the pretence of their former Princes, of the Houfe of Milne. to which they are zealonfly attached. On Monday the Bth inftant, t 6 gun-boats, fix flat-bottomed boats, two praams, and ten tranfports from Holland, anchored in the Scheldt, oppofite Antwerp, and had orders to proceed, with all poffible difpatch, by way of the canals of the in ters ur, to (Mend. The tranfports were under Dutch colours, but all the armed vcfrcls had the French flag. though moll of the (silo, s on board were Dutchmen or Germansi commanded by French Officers. Since the bltcke-de of the other Flemifh ports, the trade of Antwerp is rather brit I no lets than 24 neutral ref felt, had cluared out the week before. It was expeded that an zmhargo would be laid on all (hipping, at Bo AAAAA TS'S at rival, and to be continued during his Ray. RUSSIAN SLLUAPRON.—The following is an extran of a letter from a Captain in the Ruth in fimadron to his brother in Edinburgh, dated Kongfbacka, Au gufl a;, 0. S. tBort t embrace the Importunity of writing ma few lines with the Captain of a v. fro b nand to Leith, Sy/bolas bees Obliged to put in here fume d tr. ago with our (quadrats In a very hard gale of wind. Fortunately for us, we had a harbour ut.der our lee. Altbnuith there was not one perfun in she (quadrats who was armaahtted with the molt, we were obliged to beat away morel thuf, hofpitatak Sweeties rocks, without pilots, sad luebtly eve in fate, racer our cutter, which loft her mails. Our fitustson was truly alarming, lacing all upon a lee Brae in the Cattigat ; and bad we crumbled at As that night. the iket muff base inevitably per Med. o We go trto the North Sea , to cruise o n th e Do gg er Bank till the syth September 0. 8. and tern return to Ruffs& The newt. papers wit prob.bly Inform you of eon fgoadron, but as they art ma always come. I fn..' you a lift the Mips, the Advsiral and L'aptains lure's. The pLsee we at, in is oiled Koogibacka her. hour. behind Niddlogtri light hoofs% in the Cattcpt. a very good harbour ; bat the pilots I ever come out. as they espied more (ri-m plood , r than pit.e money. o Admiral outs rat. C NJWISIDagf f the fquadnan. Ship. Nana • Onus Wheel fa thip) 6s C.api. Han ikon. Prom Carl, 94 •—••• 0 30t 1 7. O'Nftaint/U 64 .—. Meteor twb , five 44 •••.- 1 df”alkoi Bnlsorodelts 44 —••• kondoulf. blipatch (cutter) t Kodnvfolf. • The tato =ors to Runs, as nic has Sult her matte SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. • MONDAY, OCTOSINN 13. Third and la(t year. One third of a fubfcription of asgs. each, with col. added by the Jockey Club, for 5-yr olds carrying Sft. 51b. 6 yr olds 811. t 11b. and aged 9a. B. C. Sir C. Sunbury's h. ns. Eiezttor.ila yr, old - Col. Leigh's tif. b. Orville, 5 yrs old - Lord G. 11 Cavendides b. ti. Ligmint Vita, aged - 3 Mr. Wilf.nes Lennox, 6 yrs old - & D. of Grafton', oz. Penelope, 6 yrs old & 2 totot on Eleanor. Eleanor came in fira, but Col. Leigh's rider complains cf Sir Charles Sunbury 's rider's crolling l therefore the cafe remains to be de cided by the Jockey Club. Sweepllakes of toogs. each. IL M. D of Grafton 's Nide. 811 sib. - Ld fitawelrafkr David, Mt. - a Nir. Wilton, Stately, 85.61 b. - - - - 3 . 6 to 4 agairdt Peliffe, a to tot againa Sir David, 3 tot againa Stately. Ld Grofvenor's Bagatelle, 811. beat Ld. Foley's Bletrailted Boy, 81t. alb. T. M. M. cogs.-3 to lon BgeteliC. D. of Grafton's Parafol, 811. 71b. beat Mr. Mel- But's, pl. alb. D. I. aoogs.-3 to 1 on Parafol. Ld Sackville's Enchanter, 811. alb. beat Sir J. Shelley's Strap, SR. 11b. Acrofs the Flat, wogs. —3 to 1 on Enchanter. - NORTHALLERTON MEETING, OCTOBER tt. Sweepftakes of togs. each, with logs. added, for three year old colts, slb. fillies, 811. Two miles. (Four Subret ibers.) Mr. N. E. Nodgfon's grey My, ?AMU, by Delptal, oat of Eliza, by Allred (J. Jackfon) - - Lord SCratlimorea br. colt, by Sir Pea, oat of Primrofel . . dam (B. &Ma) . Four and sto 7 on Pacilla. Won eary Sweepaakes of sgs. each, for hunters, tat. rode by Gentlemen. Three macs. (Ten Subfcribers.) MO ; Tretter's grcy borfe, Co:actor, by Delplal, darn by Induce (rode ty Mr. Baker) i Mr. A. W. Mates bay snare, by Realefs (rode by Major Draper) . - - , - - • a Six to 4 and a to 1 on Confelror. Won very eafy. Fatoia.—The s°l. for three and four year olds. Three mile heats. I ate T. Clafroigne's bay cult, by Sir Peter, 3 yrs old. stt.lllb. . - -. • - - - 3a a Mr. W. Hutchision's bay colt, by Pipator, 3 yra old, 7ft. 81b. , - . . • - S S a Mr. Brandliner Adam, 4 yrs old. Sit slb. - _, a 4 3 IA Searbrraigh's bay colt, Geraniutn,4 yes old,St. 30x 3 4 Mr. Wadnis Sir Sidney, 3 yrs old. sit sib. - 1 s dir CODISINC.-At the laf Mahon Meeting, a chal• lenge was given on the part of Mr. Piacrvas, to Ran three brace of greyhounds againft any Gentleman there, which was accepted by Mr. DAaLIY. of Aid by Park The dross of Mr°. Peamvat., we underhand, to be got by Mee2r, the brother to Sioqulall, and thofe of Mr. DARLET, by Stiovviwil, out of Dee. At the Driflield Hunting Meeting, Mr. Mttattlt, of hilltop thorpe, is to produce four greyhounds, of one litter, against all Holder net's. Government, it is laid, has finally fettled with the holders of the Loyalty Loan upon the foUovring terms : For Every soot Loyalty Loan y per Cents the headers are to receive root Navy $ per Cent. eltinueed at (.0 so 6 Aid sot pa. ^d in the Reduced 3 per Cents. eitimated at 561. making - - • . gas 9 6 La co o o The matket price of the Navy 5 per Cents. was gol. los. and of the Reduced sq. ; fo that the hol ders have a bonus of fomcthing more than al. on every tool. A well known ramiolfair in painting lately called a carpenter to put him up a picture. When the job was done, the gentleman, tarsus: mad, demanded the price he was to pay Why, there are two ten penny nails," returned the carpenter, j 1 and what your honour phalli; for my own laboor."—" Here are two Millings, then. fur you ; twenty-pence fo; nails, and lour pence for your trouble." DRURY-LANI.—At this Theatre a young Lady, wllef.: name we underftand to be Borns, made her firft appearance in the charafier of Maria in the Co medy of the ScLol for Scandal. This pan is not very favourable fur the difplay of fuperior theatri cal talents—it is drawn rather in a pleating than a finking light. The diffidence of the driwarste was, however, in tome raeafure, proteeed by the mild but feeble graces of the amiable and timid Maria, and the charaBer 101 l nothing of its ace from the native modefty of the performer. Mill Bovca's figure is extremely handfonxe, and her features, though not marked by firuog npreffions, are fufficiently marked to convey the emotions of the mind. She fpoke with corree propriety, and her anion is eafy and unem i berralred.—Mifs Duncan appears to rife in the public ' ettimation.—Eezirrou alto improves in Charki, but we cannot Cay fo much of MATTII ws, in airPrarrea• vie. His manner divells the charafter of all dignity. Covell' . Caen' a.—The Tragedy of Richard rbr Third was attended by a numerous audience at this Theatre, tall night. Mr. Haaoaave, who made his debit at this Theatre Tome years ago, in the chareeer of Zapima, and wh.) has finer played on the Id& Rage, with great applanfe, renewed his acquaintance with a London audience in the part of the unfortunate Henry At Six:b. His general air and deportment had much too juvenile an afpeft for the charaßer, and his sales was too violent. Inßead of the deep reproaches of injured Majefty, in his addrefs to Gll:lfer in the Tower, he Fare us the ravings of a Six penny Debating Club. rhe lower tones of his voice are I.lemn and impreffive, but the upper refemble the fcreams of a peacock :—to do him all poffible plaice however, we moll admit that he well pour , travel the agonized feelings of the Royal Parent 1 on hearing the horrid narrative of the murder of his `ton at Tewkcfbnry. In Tome charaaers, it is proba- We, he may be more fucctfsful. Cooaa's was, as ufa4l, very great. The Da! of ?foams occupied the box next to the Kum's, during the whole of the play, and was frequent in his applaufe of Cooaa's Richard When Cool a read the paper containing the words - . locker 4 Norfolk. 6e not leo bold, Von Diann, thy Nu iler,l. bmilit and fait— all eyes were tatted upr.o his Grace. Some did not fcruple even to URA into a Loud laugh, in which be very good-burnouredly •- • • COLCHESTER. OC E rCatEjt . ' , * LEAVE OF ASSENCh.—OENEAAL, onus.. Clactii.ola-0 I am &fired by LioutenanV ise ttjaMis• Craig to acquaint you,that in coecquence of a by Mtn to the Commander In Chief. be has r e m= • 1. Highnefes approbation to grant lore of shrencrwabffier mitatione to the Officen of the M il itia Reginamm* Rawl** dime diftrid under hh command. • The ftmatina of the mushy renderilt abialateielmairrhn! this Minket= lhould be granted with much prinsudim.sedams be ronined to cafes of real bullock, or urgent notelty ON iu covey inltance there etould riaorin each Reesniat, at kart half its Fbl Mtn, and a4his at the Captains art dhe Subaltern Mena • " The Officers who ars indulged with least of Wow, ma hold themfelves la resilient rcadinefs to join their refineetiva lA* meal, en the lb 'nett potable DOtiCe. " In eeofsmaasee of this communication, and the refiriaista under which the Liciatasint•Omeral is placed, be carats no ap Ojeda= for leave of &Menet will be made to bins, bet in CM* eofiformity whit Royal Highnefia orders. (Signed) la ovetram" The girl Regiment has teplaced the 4zd, which lately left L ,, ndon on its route to Liverpool, vibe* it is to embark for Ireland immediately. Ramose dill lays, that the encampment is to be broken tsp as or before the Both, but no official communistic% 04 the fubjeet has yet tranfpired. JERSET, OCTOBER s Orders have arrived by the packet yeflerday. foe the 3ill and 58th Regiments to hold thesnfelves readinefs to embark for England fo foon as the trant. , ports arrive for them. Their dellination is the end! of Mfg:. The fecond battalions of the slkh sad 7:11 are, it is raid, to relieve them. On Sunday the fignal was flying in the TON d'Auvergne, or, as is commonly called. the Prince's Tower, for (even enemy's (hips Reeriog up Chasm& Yefterday the affault gun brig giving ehnee,they put , into a (mall bay nearly oppofite Grouville Bay. At about eleven, at high water, the . got into the Bay. under the fire of one of the batteries. Notwithlkastd ing which, the came to an anchor, fearing to drift on (bore ; but the tide begirning to fall (he was obliged to come away,the fueceeding in driving two of the veffrls on chore. It is fuppofed that as kind feveral of their people; but though the was fo forts. nate as not to lofe a man, the received feveral lota and much damage from the battery. The veffel , were• it Is (aid, laden with fans far the flotilla off Boulogne. On Monday morning a paper printed in French was circulated here, and received with the utmoi joy by the inhabitants. It was written by a Gentleman in Weymouth to, his brother in jerfey, containing the pleating account of the enemy's flotilla having at la* put to fee, being encountered by oar femadron--tso of their veffels were funk, the men deflroyed, and nor loth nothing. The Commander in Chief here. Lieutenant General Goavon, received from a Gen• tleman alto advices confirming the above. The packets arrived yefierday morning, but two- luckily did not confirm the intelligence. On Sunday the greateß confufiou was =Ana at a chapel at the Weft end of the town. The ens. gregation atembled at the ulna% hoer for fervicwasi waited with the greateß patience till paR is o'clock, when a general bus commenced, which did not fob fide till the whole congregation bad quitted the cha• pel. neither parfon nor clerk making their appearance. The unfortunate gentleman whom we mentioned ne having, in a fit of infinity, committed a dreadful oat• rage near Vauxhall, is now nearly recovered of the wounds which he inflitied on Madill. He ts kin is St. Thomas's Hofpital. CHILD AT ButLeaorow.—From the belt inquisien that have been made, it would appear that the chaell fold there by a travelling woman to a chimney (weeper for eight guineas was her oansaild. She has been re. moved to her fettlement by an order from Coined Calves and Mak), Tor H•ii. The child, which is an unct mmonly fine one, Continues to be taken can of in the molt humane manner by Sir Gaoaos and Lady STRICKLAND, of Boynton. Wednefday fe'nnight, in digging the foandatiess for a new houfe, building by - C. ComaGron, IEI4. for his Seward, near Birmingham, an earthen tens was dug up, containing a quantity of filver coins. is beautiful prefervation, of Saxon and Roman Kings; which had lain, to every appearance, 600 years bu ried in the earth. _ _ . A few weeks fine, a young newly-married eon* were eflablifhed in the milk-trade by the 'Glance of a tradefman in the Borough—the hufband returning home anezptitedly fume evenings ago, found ha patron and his wile in a lituation that accounted foe the liberality of the former—when he beat them both fo feverely, that the gallant, to fave his bones, con tented not only to forgive the debt, but to give a farther fum of 301. in atonement for his trantgrelLon, and to take the frail fair-one into the bargain. The prefent Wonderful I.ottery Wheel contains 3 of aooool. s of to,oool. 3 of 5000. s of wool. and 6of sod. H and Co. s 6, Combat. will fell until to-morrow mousing alas o'clock, warranted andrawn, as under. Tickets - tieL ass I Halves (batten - 5L 31. I Elibels &netted"' tL 61.114 la 56. a. ils. The chance of obtaining a Capital Prise in the pre. fent Lottery is five to ow is favour of the purcharers more than in 179 y. and one-fifth lets in price. Such advantages as there cannot pars unnoticed. N. E. Ten Thoorand pounds Fifa Drawn to-now. row morning, and Twenty Thourand ponnds Yu*. Drawn on the Eighth Day. and only Four Days to Draw. Amos the extrioarterrees of the prefent week is to be noticed. the eirroortfitsary richnefs of the Lottery Wheels, of courfe, the rxtraerilusary demand for Tickets and Shares ; it is, however, not at all extra. winery that the fortunate holders of capital Prizes, porehafed at CARTS lell Old erlablifhed Or sic it. Char mg Croft, thould be changing them for undrawo Tickets and Shares, nor will it be at all .rtraagtotary, if the prefent (apply fhotild he quite exhaulted before the v heel goeg round—it is difficult to ray w hich is mot extraord; •r, -. the ,ichnefs of the Wheel, or the very moderate price of Tickets and Shares, efreially Iwhen it is recolleded a Pale asforeerrourry of Teti Thoufand Poends is attached to the firli arson* Tisket tram row looming. j,,,,~+' ts, ti n), n 1