Star. — London, England, 1807-01-15 00:00:00

T N 4( TJCAL INTELLIGINCE. • The Dominica packet, Captain PROCTOR, from arbadoes, for which great apprehenGsins were en tertained, Is arrived at Liverpool : the failed on OM, sith Noveriaber, in company with the brig Sally, for Liverpool, and petted from her five days fince. TWW- Lucy, Wmetares,'from Trinidad, is alfo arrive* at Liverpool : the parted from the fleet on the Bth De cember, in lat. 30. 52. North, long. sb. 47. !MEMNON. , PENZANCE,. JANUARY ss. • • . ' Since my lall the Betfey, of Bidiflrd, Home, and F.nterprize, MARSHALL, of and from ditto, put in. here wind-boond, fince which the) have failed ; alto the Dove ) and Reviere, from Brillol, both for Ply ~ mouth s ; the Richard and Mary, from Swanfea, with sionista - Loa ; the Wilton, of and from Cfrepflovr ) for • ~.. -Plymouth ; the Revenge, of Padllow, and the Hab-, bakuk of Bode, for Falmouth, with fundries for Li verpool; and the Norway brig Maria, of Coienha. sen, with wine, &c. from Bri&ol for Southampton. . 4 . 'PLYMOUTH, JANUARY i 3. - 0 - , , Arrived the French cutter privateer Courier, ; pierced for it grins, but had only fovea mounti(4 il k ED.,. men,.out of bforlaix five days, and haat** ... nothing, captured the 4th inflant, by his Mojeife 1..-, . • !Nip ALCMIIIIIII, about rso leagues to the S. W. of. Cape Clear, waiting for oar WeA India (hips ; Ame rican brig John Adams, Jona Griessty mailer, from VAhearn, bound to Falmouth, detained by the John Dull privateer, laden with wine and bran*. Sailed , . 4•. the Cocerratcs and Aeolis, with a convoy to the 1 . Downs.—Arrived the LONDON. of 98 guns, and 41 SPARTIATE, of 8o gnns, from off Cape Finillare ; • alto the Davao frigate, from Conk. Wield N: W. '...''' ~ ,-,.. , • I , ORTSMOUTH, JANUAR Yl+, , • ; 1, . Aftiaerd .. 'a new {hip St war, callecrthe Ault., lat:ly'lanuched.—The Riverton went into dock the ' 3 day Were yeilerday, and the PHosnrs, CURIUM, and llrefestoa, will go into dock in a few dats i r 4 .'Wkstrit. valfuteo. w• ' . ~ .* i r ~ .. 1 p" *— 1 •o . .; t • ' ' ~. TIAL , P. 1141 4 RY 14 ' This wining. .abotnikelt pall one o'closiohitie ..., ~.. was a very geat'llow of t—ater, by which l ititirit 20' 'l4 . S ib frail boats were wafted off the beach, and a pear ..., .baby very mach 'damaged. Arrived the Adtirintl' r; Gardner Eaft India {hip from the River, Module ',.lfrigate from the Nore ; Jackal!, aid Piercer gun brigs `:from a cruise off Offend ; Ignition fire idle' from a ' 4 cruise, with the las of het bowfprit ; Wrangler gun `'`brig, from Dungenefs.—Seiled the Modeße frigate Weir fortfmouth ; Sate ll ite {loo p on a cruise off Bon. :logne; and Exertion gun brig snit cruise off °Ral. s i Remain in the Downs the Sips as per left, with the 4 . jafon, Hoca, for Dublin ; Phoebe, Duncan. foe Tb mihages ; and the Buticz e . Farris, for So:icons...Wird N. W. • • • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ;i A itilmnlook.At Liverpool, Winter, Mlle, from Dantzic John ItYbarT, Oka Philadelphia ; and the Throdolia • Davidfno from v idova seatiso-At Hull, John and Sarah;----, from Pcterfhurgh— .i At Whitby, Wades, White. from Stockholm—At Londonderry, I Camilla, Kraft, from Stockholm—At Limerick, Lord Duncan, !Line, float Landon—.Al Newry, Newry. Reilly, from London— 'f At Madeira, Prince of Walls . Walker, from London--.At Rei fix,Brothers, Hepburn, from London. The Liberty, CLAit a. from Qt_tebec, for Plymanth, • is bit b the River St. Lawrence. The Columbia, ----, from Wilmington, form ; dared at feain the horricane on the 27th of Auguft. The Kirkham, Sot.otitotr, bound to Ballot, failed • in company with the Columbia, and is fuppofed to have f• oundered alfo. • • The Thetis, SHAW, from Peter (burgh for Liverpool, 'is on lhore on Shetland. Crew laved. 'f -• The Importantia,.—...from Hull for Hambro', is Rranded , on the coats of Norway. If The !hip Sally, of and from Baltimore, Captain Dew, laden with Saves, rice, &c. for Cork, foundered; - . P - at tea ; crew frved by the George, Captain Tartu', from New York, arrived at Greenrck. Part of the crew was put on board a velTel bound to the Wall -.• Captain Peont is appointed to the command of the BUISSOI4, 18 guns, a fine new floop of war, built at al pttvate yard to the Eaftward. ....Admiral Louts with his fgua.dron has naffed the • Dardanelles, and is cruising in the Black Sea t The crew of the Cows-rat: cr frigate, which was loft on the coall of France, who were made prifnners, .were left all well on the 2tf of laft month, and were , at than time on their way to Arras. The crew of the RIYINGII, of 74., which was in .the aftion off Trafalgar, have, Slice their late arrival ~,ff Spithead, received their Subfcription Money, near ;I. a man, and a Commemorative Medal, on which .s infcribed the name of the fhip, at the expence of their gallant Captain. ADMIRALTY COVRT.—Saturday the Right Hon. Sir WM. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the foil-owing cafes : •i'anus. Stott mailer his lianith wird. laden with gum fan., Net agal, wag captured on her return voyage, by the Dapper gun brig, LivurenartPriee commander.and brought to Dartmouth. —Ship and ezrgo &teeter to further proof • Kkidßadt, Men matter—This lam a DanikisiP. laden' with wine. captured by the Phernix frigate, Z. MudiMeommauder, and brought to Plymouth —Ship and cargo contlersinet Dolphin, Grofq tua iter,—The queftton M tkis cafe was, whe . tiler ilemurrage fhould be paid by Gimemment oaths caotors—The Court determined the fame timid be paid by,cgoveroment. Wednefday the Right Hon. Sir-Was.- Scor e r pro ceeded to the adjudication of the knowing cafes : Panders, Romberg matter.—This reffel, under Bremen colours, matelot from the Havannah to Bremen, laden with a cargo of fugar, aad various Other articles of colonial produce, was captured by the private Stip of war Speculator, Matthew Valpey conuttaticr, aad /4rought to Fahnouth.—Furthcr proof was diredcd by the Court in this czfe as to the property. Specol3tiou. Lielitwark mafter.—This vrffel, laden with a cargo crionisi produce, on a voyne from Batavia and the Cape of Goad Hope to Lffben, was eapturcdhy the Young Reich:is priva• seer. Gable% and firelight' to Jerky.-41dp sad cargo pro •nounoed M beiebrkassllasill#Obe maces PantwetT rnacir"l *64 the c , inors memo aniseed is takkidepoadom • • P. , • - •:7114.15.3. - • 4 - .l PROLOGUE TO THE 411.1517kItTYRANNUS OF soPrioci.P.g, ►ATILT rtarenmsto AT IRILADINO SCIIOOL. Written by HENRY JAMES PTE, Efq. Spokes by Mr. NEVILLE. Four jean elaps'd, we nowittern Nevin MILLPODU • To fad -lama's neglated reign. Our happier predeeeffors here could claim, t ' From your applaufe, the well-Awed weeded' fame; - Our novice train with unamlikkuivicr,, But (utterance aft from Candor and front you. We come not forth, fir'.l wiis dramatic rage, To mate isei infant Rosen, s of the Stage ; Yet anxious to obtain thecivie bough, That binds the Orator's inuftrious brew. . Ours from the pulpit with perinafive woke , To fix on faered Troth the waiting choke; - Or at the Bar with energetic tongue Check the dark purpofe of man of wroeg, - And o'er !Oinked Virtue's prbftrate head, ' Her adantantir.e mild bid Janice fpread ; .Or to; the Senate, wifely bold, impart .. The hood! (Bastes of a Barrow's hearb—. • In ev'ry *scion this oar Srftapplaufe,. To think, to frak, 'to adt in Virtue's Mak: For you. ye Fair! who Irdittny iondefeend • ' Our feeneioffiacient terroitwatten4; • Forgive us,' thithrGreefan ftraltri - we Auk To give th' effullons of tire Grecian Mule ; • ;trains, that to ATMs We DUN, of yore iddreft, Could Oskar terrify the feeling Wean ; For neer did Avow's Bard with godlike force, ' 4•• braiiianer tides of irocfrom Nature's twice, " .bwe s paged So PITOCL CO, thy Muir coati bring • -,' Pant to deep forrows of the Theban King. • , 16-14' to:incited inloft JTALIA'S fiyie, The tuin'ti wreck of Rom s's majcitic pile ; Thro' lengthen'at hours you fit with joy to hear, • . (cuts& of unmeaning tweet nets loathe the ear; If modukted tortes the kale fupply. • And !peak impaEon'd adios to the efe; • . Se, white our tones, our action here difFufa A thadowy image of the Grecian Mak, May Brilith Beauty weep the talc of woe, That melted Amens centuries ago! 4 • 7; es To you, ye loos of RN liDvaNA's plains t, Rub'dio imperial flue where Science :vises, Where ev'ry virtue, e►'y art we Asa,: .4 ' • All that adorns, and dignifies . rbe mind ; l • • To you, whore critic ear at oncecan trace Each found of tone cowed or cilia grace, Anxious we look, hopclefs yosr praife to mime, • • , Yet hope your favour roc thießufe you love— Thieaufe of I.earoing.if this pleafing toil OucOrctian power tranfpbot to At.ron's foil; If thde 'o'er laboues ix within the ntind Tie fweeteit, nobleft language of trianticd, Not Right our prize ; for, from the Lefbian lyre, To Hownes . march Itahlhne, and PINDAit'S fire, Mild XCNOrLION't and Pi.ero's (Audit! page, , And, boidDersorreenas,thy patscot rage; All, ail the eeplotts Steams of Oiaree iyplied. Of theft Le hoeiteasibeelwhillth& .• That in her aintikated periods Was Th' eternal otacksol Faith divine. .• • • t'! Tralol in this lore, when from thefe fofrring wails To late borders liberal Science calls, Our hands may, haply cull Tome wreath difplay'd •'. I.nxerlint id het Academic Shade, •.• With (elf approVingtindoefs while you view , • Scions of rifing worth derly'd from you. • • Thofe who wintered the reprefentation of the bit Went/do tter play will °Verse the this proper and natural idea in the Prg lope to the Andrian. The Vice Chancellor of the Univerftty of Oxford, and the Heads of Al Souls and Sr. John's Colleges, the Triennial Viiitors. ', - • . . • The following is. a Ilatement of the Naval ides faftained by the Maritime Powers at war, dining the year :806 : • SMALL ♦ISS[LS. .13 30 : • UN& WILOATts. French - 7...•-•. 13 SpaniCh • c.t • 1 Dutch - z .- • • Bruit - s . 0 8 . , EXPEDIMIr 40.0IINST THE 411AURItILIS AND ISLS OF BOL RBON. The damage done by the French to the comma-, cial interefis of our Eaft •India Company has been greater in the prefent than during any former war. We are fae r however, from afcribing thefe injuries to the want of vigilance in our Naval Department; they have, in fiat, been produced in confequence of the increafed ailivity on the part of France. is fuming tolhe bell advantage the few reLurces Ka left her , tot annoying us by 'means of her Colonial Acciiii4 fitions. 1 The prefetvarion of the Mauritius and 13.orbon bland, has always been a favourite objtet with the prclent. Rulers of France ; sod by thate means theft leitae been enabled to build and equip *Navy in th e tisdian Seas, which, to fay the l&I of it,. has peoH duced -an increafe to the Treifory Of France, morel than cqmpenfating, in pecuniary value, for the total' ruin of her Navy in Europe. • Situated in the middle of the paftage Cape of Good Hope and India, the harbours titites and Bout bon are the netts which have batched' there (warms of privateers that over ton the Indian' Seas, while the commercial intercourfe if thefeltinds" with the Mother Countrylas heed fuccefs[illy att.- lied on by the medium of Neutrals, and France his been • amply fupplied with colonial produce* during the preterit war ; thus enjoying a double advantage of iinmenfe importance. To thole who can ettimate Ithe mifchiefs thefe dangerous fettlements have done to the interefis of Great Britain, the intelligence an bounced in the STAR of Saturday lull, that the expe• dition tender General Caawrvso, is dettined, in the firft inllance, for the conqueft of there iflands, could not fail to prove highly gratifying. They are. the Tall remaining Colonial pnfleffions of any value to France; and the Gazette which announces their fur render to the &hint arms will give a death blow to the commerce of our enemy. • The landing places in both iflands ere trieribly well fortified, but we cannot anticipa•e any refiaanee, however formidable, that can withilandßritith enter prise and Britith valour. The immenfe creatures in fpecie amaffed dieting the too fuccefaul eruixe of Admiral Linois and his fquadton, we know have not yet found their way to France, and we hope fount° have the fatisfattion of feting them depolited in the Bank of England. The Wand of Mauritius was firft taken pnfleflian of by the French in . 170, named by them the Ilk of France. It has twat excellent and well fortifiedhar• bouts, Port Louis and Port Bourbon. The trade wind from-the South-eafi blows of the year r in there latitudes, and toable- (hips to efiter Bourbon with great cafe at all teatime, but as the , witut is alto ;inconvenient in not permitting veffirls to. come out with the fame facility, Port Boutbon has been of late years aimed entirely abandoned, and the , trade removed to Port Louis. Even at this port.' [hips mil he warped in againft the wind, and tin, enttance is fo narrow, [wetly admitting of two fhips abtealt, That it is faid to be alma impregnable tot any attack' by tea. In . 1735 . the famous M.dela Bour-1 elnunais was fent to the :Mauritius, viadee the title of Governor General of tht Ilk at France, and by his incredible indult ty and exertionkr.laottseiaos of (agar, indigo, pepper, and cotton, were fiaacrtsfully end the /nand Of Mauritius lOU rendered the Ito *doable colonial acquitition of France. The approach to the Nand is eetresnely drawees, being furrounded by [edges of-rocks, feVera 1 oftsbleb are below water. The livers in this iflaad are re markable for producing eels of a snoillecots, which tender it extremelrdangetons to.? places frequented ' them, 9 enough to keep drowned.. • The air of the The above loft on the part of the enemy was en. tirely occafioned by the vigilance of 'the Britifls cruizers: not one Ihip - i eithoe large or fmall; being 101 l by any accident occafinned by adverfe weather, Sm. On the contrary, only five fmall -Britith !trips have Mien into the hands of the enemy, the re• mainder having been 101 l by unforefeen misfortunes. The Board of Admiralty having highly apprcved the conciat of. Lieutenant CALLAWAY, the Officers and Men of the LITTLI Pic eta armed Drip of to guns. and 39 men, in a late gallant Retina with, and capture of la I'i:sari, - of 14 guns and 75 men, off the Lizard, laft. week, have appointed Lieute nant Cutter-ay to the command of a new gun brig, of 16 gone, now in:harbour, and have alfo promoted the Atting Matter to he a regular Mailer in the navy, and have appointed the Sorb•Lientenant to be a con firmed Lieutenant alfo in the Navy. Letters from the fleet off Cadiz, of the 28th ult. late that Vice-Admiral Lord Cots.umwoors, and .Ibe Credit:is tinder hi: command, were in good health and high fpirits, ardently longing for another brolly with the Dons and Montieurs, who were fnug in Cadiz, tut lying at tingle anchor, apparently I ready for "a flarr. Lord C.'s fleet col:lifts of eleven fail of the litre, three frigates,' and two brigs. The IMPERISIM, of 38 guns, Captain Lord Cocnuar, had nearly been 101 l in her late cruize of the coaft of France, in a heavy gale of wind. She got embayed, and oniflaking in the night the light honk, for the dillioguifbing fight of the Comrnanding Officer of the tquadron fhe was attached to, got near the rocks and breakers, but siikovering her fituation, his Lordfhip gave the orders with fuch dillinguieted coolnefs, that the fhip, by the exertions of the officers and men, was loon out of danger and in deep water. The Luna of Aberdeen, Arnaci maflar, from Archangel to London, with tar, etc. is put afhore near Chtiflianfound, in Norway. Friday fe'snight, between fix and raven o'clock', th e pal boy .cneveyins the Mail from Clonjnel to I* Caher,was Upped about two miles and an bullhorn the former town, by two man, one of whom was armed wi&h..a blunderhufs, who took from him the bag, coulastuokt4 Jilublio aria apd btkiters: -. • . • 7 :* 17. '' , ' , • . NO P COMET. - . ' . FOLICI ta M :" r• -- ' z... ; . ; •.. ...i.a..i - . - :-. 4.4 r.., , -•• , - - --ts.-= . ±: - .1 --- s : , •• , , , Latt DIL-OLlllllt5 yomissierdivetitis 1 ),•ri 2 : - •:' - • : BVANtoLERS. '• • • IigUdBUROI4 COMIIIIIITI1Diwr: . . ,tinitt-7 ..-14Liaallollotuoisraaa7 - . ' ••' ..• .' ',‘• . ,•• 7, l i ag . 4* i,ii: :,. : Itrartslewsorbo Rood . • • ..4 . '• ty • • ° •• i .I,ing, , at the, lintel The Cease; dilcootlid by f M:'Poisi. at Marry 0. oitit'ai — nderwertt another ' on the loth of *umber, I nas not 'been ; vifibleto - i ps .. ' .: f peap arid flat Mon; there few days pail, on account of its too great. in. Duke Cambridge, cub -to the hotel., had been' create of Southern declination. . Aiwa/ling to rawer : The prifoner Mortigen vatiNis Made here' and in Lilietititil, M. Be ff el,i . . ~ • to fee • his fon, who had SOY-intendant of 140biervatori of tiro celbrated D u k e o f Cambridge, ft of Senator Juflices Scbroeter t. at Lilieathil, has from thence. He had i ' calculated the path of this. Comet :—From the canary of Hanover at the 'calculation it fblrdws that the new Cotnet,• after• bridge was there. and he f appealing in ferperiOi• brilliant y In the ervants of the Duke, the fouthern parts the 'r r - ill pri.oner as a .11C11...f (Idle *globe, and after piing !rely dole to the South a while, he anted the 11, Pole of the Ecliptic, on the 3A aof :December. will write a letter. • ;He iufe expo fled arrival of the 1tt........ ____ _____ . be again vifible towards the middle ollaudary,ahove the hinizon of the °Dryly:Stories, in the fouth •of • him to condo& him to I. oug's Hotel, where he . . he was about Gprovideforiheir era; al. The coa-ch: urnpe, and about the aolli'el . the time Month will, man affented, withhut fufpeding his vifitor ; and from be alto vifible in this neighbonrhond. It will then the-prifoner being in company that Mr. Long knew, be:feen in :he Milky Way, in the fign of the Whale., he did noqufeetil a fraud. b Another c h arge was pFe ag ~ ) to . included by the new aaronorners in the fi gn of the,• ferred aina the 'on toner a Gentleman from Edinburgh ,, to who sa „ . prii Efeerical Machine. With us the Comet will rife but Monger+ reprelented hunfelf as a , be. a vat's litt l e above thg' cleatea part of the Path and longing to the Secret-n yof States Of fi , le.. '• .:•,... .., ...... . Onta r „welt horizons, and on that account we can A landlord in Bencberhaillarte, Nevtgate•Rreet,, kW* reale it if we are raVonrell with n.....rmer * aplieared to barefirffered.moll by' the -fraudulent ma. dustof Mortigen, who eccalinnally flept at his hors& .Weather; but in the limb ,of Germany, France, Ii e ufed to call himielf Interpreter to the 13ritilb .Go- Italy, &c. it may be very chtlinftly oblerved, and vet nment, and Paid that lie was Aro enlistoyed to far followed with the telefcope, until vpryieeter the end niih money from Government to different fOreignem of February. One evening he went in haße to' the hoUre of the' In order to facilitate the finding again ' n( this landlord, and requeßed the loan of wentrone gni- Cornet, M: Befell has calculated the followingpiaces ow, fat the immediate conienieneeq tome Tali • who had arrived, and he would ramp the money the of the fame for the midnight Of Paris : Den morning. 'The . money 'was advanced. god a Degrees of Akettfion. South declination. (upper was ordered by the partner to be ready at tett' January If. SS . 14 1 ..... 39 u 18' eqoek for the Turks, but neither Jews nor Tinley Janisary as. 19° 40' 29° 34' . February 4. 17° 33' 1 3 ° S B ' coma * ' Some other frauds were entered ;nto .againft the Until the 16th of Febniary this Comet will be,: prifoner Mortigen. who appeared to treat the whole come clearer anOore brilliant than it was on. thi' of the batter. jeßingly, and frequently, by hit bill. toth NOveastruei Ai tidy of its firß dircovery. - Rereitui and aflumed confequenCe.preveritathe hear.. ,:. W. OLISIS t . Dr. ing of his accufers. The prifoners were cominitted, _____ .• • , for trial.. PUBLIC OFFICE, W111141641P1EL,..—0n Tnefday evening ' amt. Hardin:, Ridiard Jima, Thomas Hafa , t and RicEard Cook, alias Stwirsols, wee charFrad brays fore the Sitting Magillrate, with Reding two hirfel, and a cart hilong,ing to Mr. James Briant,earroanite . EaR Smithfield, value tool. loaded with Darllla in' the value deo. which were fold in Shorediter to a' perfon unknown. Several perfons depofed having': teen the , prifoners eondneting theibfelves ire a 144 4 , th ( picieus manner on the evening of the robbery.—' The Carman, who is among the number of the pi toners, was committed with the teft to Newgate for 441: -.--. A. On Monday - afternoon as Colonel Hutchinfim and Captain Maxwell were walking in Pall Mall, they obferved a gang attempting to rcb Captain Weft, hot they prevented them, and pointed them out to the Captain. Thefe gentlemen followed the villains, end they obferved one cf them trying a gentleman's pocket, and when he was in the as of king out s handkerchief, the gentlemen ran up and led him I ta rcra *Jeff of the gang ran off. The fellow e token so Naaw.ftreer, when with the evidencF of if ' 1 the “fs qt caking the handkerchief WiNj „ifreti : • :Wm. .... 1 - I Hemtortrata.—The following cure fit tif a mad dig has been tired by the. family ; I;hhatiel , itHoonsa, near Cork , fur many years:— 'to the' patient two fpoonsful of the juice of the leaves of the ribwortit viaintain every morning, or as much as the Romich will bear, till all apprehenfion is removed. Near to Cork-beg, the country relidence of Colonel ROBIAT UNIACRIL FITZOIRALD, a mad dog Ludy bit two children and a cow. The children were given the juice of ribworth plantain, and have had no fymptom of hydrophobia ; the cow ran mad. Flea re CREINOCK HARsouc—Thegabbart jutet; Jowl *Grissom mailer, lying at the hack of the Eaft Quay Shade, and having on hoard toy bales • cotton, go barrels tithes, 17 birds. fla x feed, 3 barrels beef, and 3 barrels apples, for Glafgow, was difco. vered to be on fire, about one o'clock on Saturday morning, aid, natnithianding every exertion, the damage fuliained was very confiderable. Among the many calamitous occurrences which happened on the 25th ult. we have to mentirn the ' lots of three boats with all their crews, conlifling of 18 men and three boys, belonging . to Stotfield. near Elgin. By this unfortunate calamity, 18 widows and 'boot yo children are left deftitnte. . On 'Fuefday Taft the 13th inilant, the State Lot tery commenced drawing, when No. 34.490, the aril drawn Ticket entitled co so,crsol. was fold at Melts. Hazarto, Bu Rill, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, ip one Half, one Fourth, one Eighth, and two Sia heenth Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted us :drawn. ate haling as above. The fecund day Of PraWilljt will be on Tburiday, the sad infiant ; and 76n the Monday following the fir ft drawn Ticket will be entitled ton to,nool. The interval between the Fite and Second Day's Drawing of the prefent momentous Lottery Scheme, Irrevidcntly an accommodation to all fuch as declined sdeantoring before Tnefday daft. But as the itn- . ' is s ii i • fides, within there few days, of Tickets and laspes, is a fan known to the whole town, and con feammuly but an inconliderable number of Tickers ,wow remaining on bands t it is hardly pulllble so conceive, that the numerous 'Capital Prises, with two of 30,c0c1. each, with which the .Wheel dill abounds, will not Rimulate to an immediate porchafe of every •risket and Share that is to be found in the Lottery market. • t ,....,. it.,l The following Paragraph is extraaed (tom stile Liaerlsal &Sado iskstrufer of the toth initarstx-hs with 0 - Mumma pleafure we bare to ax of ' antto Ma , cents may douche _ the Yes- Warehoofe is onwholefemc. - lepat oat farts at Port Louis the Ad.' which prally ' inlaiuit, i asaillifg. ' • • .. 3p:, . , •-7.- 4 , - , - . ~....... . _ _ .. . ••„ . .. "_-,...* - ..' k 4 N4i , ' . : t i. 1. c ). , ;. '' ' **lib& - t ' ' 4 4 v.... . • • --- : , ....sio.-• • • , '.,, " _ ...--r * • - 1 7 , titik x *,- *,_ f s ''t • . :4 . )~ ~'~ il I.' P' 1 • ! • 1 noducing eels of a reciivous: fit; MI ,It - is with• the Amara pleafure we bat extremely dangerous to.barbe in tb. amossestas o st jo a ki rams o r t hi s town ; and red by them, as they hart. arteXt!" 'ds era pas ticslarly, • whore tor cc rp is man under *titer until'ht is 1 ' • sas m osiaha i n f nase dinin , es, a : - , .44 lettkuxispesfoje the fait .of tl • ...- • ~ . - . - • le Mauritius is hotiad twig , but got: *OK RATu arrf i limik. A ak w ar e Ships. cannot wet aad-eitatir the . . I: . 0 , 4 . 40 , 1; P R A , • to. the e le g ,Otis except with p Nortb•waitiOnia . '. ..' . '.. - t 2 . CrOisi near if friar up for aalimac ift.upoMorr troff ,r,.. :" . • •, ~ fiir thA We ar,th: abort .. . . ....• , ~, • . _ • ' . r i• •• 1 7 %—...r 5 7 . P'7l .' . • . •• •• • , \\;\•.•• ', • s ' ' 'OLICE. - kp 1 , - • L IN S— . 1. DLERS. 111 T —Ley Mork is a-s ;I I via 4. ', - :1 od charged with detratyppg I 1 tel, in AlbemAileilreet st iand- .her examination. ' , ' • donk*field, coachman tO - alte't • 'h'o accompanied the Prifonqj " ' completely, dolma by them. . called at his hook l andatked , -A been at Hano , ver erith the • kating that he h.stioiu,ll. tired' Iris, • kept a public ho 4 . is, be time the DIE Of . , “I 1; IS sib conliquentli iii , :e. The coachmas : 'Leafy* I y vifitor to his fut. .. At* ;vain. ni a (beet or ' 2 , fotmed the coachn s uti .tt 8; Roffi.in Nobleman, iisiii - anted' i Lung's Hotel, where NF hid, it: • ~ . •r :