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IGENGA. T. le name of Labe: the has been exevirted him, a brigade of its of an entire ail- He broke out of ' , ice c•radernned to luld not have bean )n which had been 1., neck, in order tn sof ratitance. He iffold and r) terri not venture to lay Z f 0• the 25th of Septem. Is great benefit from )1 tse troops compo. and that the pnlite x Govet nor of Paris, cl ,, re Rochelle. Si., war cannouly cruize Antioche; they are 'ere are always three anchor at the mouth ; of war, which stevet e Whale. They keep venture to q•ti*. the urn, ant; often chive r rt M. r;ARNEFIV. y night will hut affolci narratives which I he courfe ()1 my forty not have to deferibe h nature cominually nt who alcv:ids in fa• give• a narrative ci nigh terminating in caufetl to the ntly apprized me n! d to the difficulties of bulence f a party, by lacing the cord of the he, which, in cafe of gas into a direaina Cutrounded the bottom ompanied by M. De rm, which continually if my departure, gave t till:111er as Mr. 14Ian met with in Holland. yin the boat. I mutt ion ; for I am convin made this young man, t the boat, if the well I entertained, of feeing lion, had not fuggened him, that the balloon p two perfons. adverfe weather, and Lion and the tumult . of is eafy to guefs at, that lalf pall ten t.), lock on nber. An unexampled remely necetfary to pre la& with the adjoining clouds, and in a Lew nenle height, the extent acertain, n account of merits %%Nth suddenly id p evented me front ,e mercury in the baro. it to the frozen regions, ) a degree of expaufion reatell apprehention.— ween certain death and gas, and this at the rifle c. I gradually opened bout two feet diameter, large volumes, while, d as many of the lights wt, I several times was d falling cut of the boat. unity of regulating the lip without a rudder, he influence of the terr ain. Whenever the force e (I,.ritt, which kept fill w out ballast, for the pur• ing frr in imminent fhip tick in the morning, after ally enveloped in thick Id (adorn fee the moon, toyfelf in the air were poffeffed was no longer ral times (truck againft rom thence. The tem- It fides and tops of anchiir caught in a tree, y agitared by the wind, •:onveniciice of a violent e time to the bottom of Fier I alcended, and aC• le violence of the coned. and I lay for a hall-bout fentibility. During this rceived Mom Tonnerre, .ashes of thunder, and al I would be my lad, that rd rm.untain the Eagle a ALExasora. or tumc time longer by ly fonie pealants came to It that the anchor hooked of the cords which hung td me in a forea upon the pail five in the morning, m• departure, and more mi Paris. They toi.k me f Wahifirchbach, and de e. M. Cdar, a ma' pf the neighb. , uring to y Alliance in I. a p, wet it narrative, which trtainet: the next day at. of Friends of the A t t u , the Olii‘ if thtt Vld the Mc - be., ill lie: • • GALfth.loll•'' , THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. Our Friends at Portfmouth ara refperftfully informed, that they may be fupplied with the STAI daily, by Mrs. HICKS, of the Navy Poft Office, Patfrnouth ; alfo tp7 Mr.WOOO wit Ito, Printer, Potties. THURSDAY, OC 1 03ER 22. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0'01.Ork: 3 per Cent. Confols, for morey arc 62 4. Reduced 6114—Excheq. Bills. 36. to 4.. preen —Onunurn 4 dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YES I'EROAY. sank Stock, 226 2451 India Bonds, par Is. pre. 3 per Cent. Red. 6411 kith S per Cent. 91 3 per Cent. Confola 6214 Exalt. Ms. IS. 21 4s. pee. 4 per Cent. 98,4,1 Oninium f dir. s per Cent. Navy 964111 Engliih Tickets all. Long Ann.t7l 9-161 Conf. for aec 6441 'His Majefly's fhip TWEED, with the fleet under convoy for the Weil Indies, which failed from Port': mouth on the 26t11 June, arrived at Barbadoes zgth Aug('ll. The James mail boat, from Barbadoes for Demerara, was captured on the 24. th Anna, by the Jenne Addle Prench privateer, who has 21fo captured the Borchal, Tyes, and the Dar.ithifcliooner Betfey, DILL, from Barbadoes, for Surinam, and carried them all into Guadaloupe. Private letters were yeflerday received in town from Rotterdam, of the date of Saturday 'aft. They Wate a raft to which we know not how to give credit .--that the French troops were to be admitted into the Swedifh as well as the Danifh territories. His Swims! MIUESTY, it is Paid, has agreed to allow a French force to occupy certain points in his domi nions until a general Peace. We have obfcrved, for Come time pan, articles in the Dutch paper, which Teemed to have been inrerted for 'the purpofe 'of pro. ducing a belief, that a change a policy was abcut to be manifelted by the Cabinet of Stockholm. In the Paprrs from which we made extrzEts on Monday, it was Rated that the Swedifh Pilots were prohibited from navigating any Englifh fbipsor Prizes ; and lournals, which we received yetterday, contain a let. ter from Copenhagen, dated September 29, in which it is infinuated, that a good rarderflanding no longer prevails between England and Sweden. The gallant and difinterefled conclat of the King of Sweden for lids as to encourage the fufpicion which thefe reports alight other wife be calculated to create ; but we have tiara them as they have reached us. If any altera tion has taken place in tilt fy item which the Govern ment of Sweden has• fu firmly and honourably put bed during the war, we are convinced that the "change can only be attributed to the influence of Ruflia. The letters from Holland regard a war be tween that Power and this country as unavoidable. It is reported that 30,000 French troops are about to enter Holland, in order to be new clothed and fed for Tome time at the ezpence of the people of that unfor. tunate country. Some of the letters frrm Holland (late that King Law's has performed a very magnanimous aft, ;n caufing to be liberated all perfons who had been im prifoned during his abfence, under the decree which prohibits the landing on the Dutch chores cf any perfon from a 13t.tith port. The letters alto mention fome circumflances which induce a belief that the meafures lately adopted againa Blitifn commerce will henceforward be leis I igorotalf enforced. According to the accounts received by the veil - els which have juft arrived from Copenhagen, it is Elated that the Danifh feanien have volunteered to bring home the Danifh veflels tchrrifelves, and therefore the number of volunteers we have fent out will be utelefs. It is alit mentioned, upon the authority of thefe vefrels, that feveral fli;ps had brought provi fions from Riga and Memei to uur force at Copen hagen. Accordin; to a letter from Bayonne, given among other afts from the French and Dutch papers in i g column, the army of cblervation, as - the army for the invafion of Portugal, fpe.king, had not broken up on the 25th ult. t he dangers, therefore, which menace Litho°, are not fo imminent as we had reafon to fear. It is impoflible any force, which fet out from Bayonne at the latter end of September, could reach the capital of Portugal, pat ticulatly if any oppofition -was to be expected, before the end of this month. In this interval there will be fufficient time for the re moval of Britifh perfons and property. It appears to be a matter of Tome chubt, whether the French will fend a fquadron or battalion beyond the Pyrennees, ..The mandate of NAPOLEON will as effeetually do the bufinefs as any force he can difpatch. The ex- . pulfion of the Britifh, the claing of the Portogoefe Ports, and the confifcation of ail property belonging to Englifh fithjeCts, or, what is as good, a full equi valent for it, will probably fatisty France, without the inconvenience of fending an army to Lifbon.— There obfervations derive foul,: furpot t from what is palling in our ports. Within thzi'c two or three days a number of light veff.is have proceeded under con- Toy to the Tagus, where they cannot be expeCted to arrive before the end of this month. It is not to be fuppofed they would have been ordered thither, if there was the lead aFprehrufian that the French aratll reach Li(b )n its i e inter val. The French Emperor teems determined, that his Lesnßative Authority fh.:ll march, pari feu, with his military defpotdm nn the Continent. The Re prefentative Syllem, or, in other word., the NAPO LEONCode, is to he adcyted throosianut all the countries under hi., influence. 'SOUTH AMEItICA. ' EX7RACT OF A LETTER FROM A BRITISH OFFICER. • " MONT* VIDEO, JULY 26. " I wrote you the day before yelierday by the Phcafant, but as the letter may not reach you, and oar friends mull be dittraAled till they know every thing, I mutt, though I cannot fpare much time, se peat fhartly a few of the particulars. ," Our operations in the field, though of fhort dn. ration, were attended wir,h as (evere hardthips as can well be conceived—but we have acquired immortal honours ! ! The walls of this place are decorated' with complimentary addreffes extolling our exploits. In no age did the Mita arms ever atchieve fo much glory I but you fhall judge for yourfelf. • " We landed ft.o Miles below Buenos Ayres, at El Sonada, the 28th June, without any oppofition. The diftarice we marched from thence to Buenos Ayres was very circuitous, on account of the many marfhes and impalrable parts of the country, and could not have been lets than '6o miles. We commenced cur march about to A. M. of the 29th, which was firft through a bog of font miles up to the knees. None but the General's Staff of the Army and Command ing Officers, are allowed to ride, and the lei vants of the Generals. Unfortunately all the corps were over loaded with knapfacks. The weather was very cold and damp, and they were obliged to be in the open lair all night, fo that they carried with them a blan ket and great coat. each man, betides ttiree days pro ( vitions. We got through it alloniflingly. " On the ill J tly, we arrived in fight of Buenos Ayres, about 4P. M. Ever fince we marched, the I following has been the order of the Army, : the Bat talion of Light Companies ? detachment of 95th under Colonel CRAUVUKD, as the advance; the 36th and 88th, Get.eral Lurecsr, in the rear the main body, under General WHI r ELOCK. The main body reached Reduftion, where 131•IthSYCIRD was met by the enemy haft year, this afternoon. The Light Brigade, 36th, and 88th, were about z miles farther advanced, under • General G'iwea. o.lr piquets fired ,repeatedly at panics of the enemy's horfe, during the night, but no body of them made their appearance. " Ar 8 A. M. of the zd July, we fet off for the city. The light brigade it, front, half a mile the 36th and 88th followin . g in order. The diflance we had to march on our route, by the ford of Chico, was 23 or 24 mks. We expelled to fee the main body com;ng up to fupport us, but we were expelling them in vain. We crafted the liver Chicelle up to our middles about four, without oppofition. We imme• diately advanced to the town. At inn-fet, or a little after, the light battalion in front, were oppofed at the turning of a road within lets than two miles of the citadel, and taken in reverie by the fire of tz cannon, fupported by 2500 men, and the Spanifh General LIMIER in perfon. They immediately charg ed them with the bayonet, took the guns, killed zoo, and made many prifoners. We rufhed on to the town, the enemy firing on us as we paired through the chafe lanes, from their gardens and houfes. It was dnik when we got within a few hundred yards of the citadel. We had pcfreflion of the flteet till near nine o'clock, and then retreated outfidc. We had a good deal of fkimifhing on the 3d and 4th, and proceeded by order of the General to form the town on the morning of the sth. But I mutt firil acquaint you that we expeeted to get pof felfui of the town and citadel the fi, lt night, nor can we conceive why we retreated, and why e•e advanced co far into the town without doing any thing further. It is laid that General CRAUFURD offered to take the place with the light brigade, but it was not ap proved of by General Gowert. Here I mull tell you, that the lafl time I law poor TROTTER, was in the Erects of the town that night, along with the light brigade. He fhook me by the hand, and at that infant, the left of our column had come up, and I was obliged to leave him. He was Major of the battalion, and unirerfally beloved. There was very hale lots on our part iu the freers, but the enemy fuffered feverely. al At day light of the gth, the troops began to march illy() the fireets. Colonel PACK, and every other perfon, rerrefented that the top of every houfe was covered with mulketeers and riflemen, but thefe things were mere trifles ! We ruffled like madmen into the flreets with fixed bayonets. Not a foul was to be teen till we got into the middle of the town.— We had orders not to fire a (hot ! In an inflant we were fired at in every die eaion from the honk tops, windows, loop holes, in front, rear, and every way. But all this was not worth our notice ! We were to do every thing by the bayonet. 'l'o fire was cow ardly, and would have been putting ourfelves in lonic degree on an equality with the enemy ! Not a piece was loaded ! We took poireflion of a church and a houfe, which we then defended as long as r,ffible, with gun powder. In two hours we were ' , bilged to furrenser, with the lots of many poor fellows. s' A was with General WHyrtiocas, in a fnug, fate place, as part of his guard. Honett M‘GstGOR was killed in the court of a houfe, in re connoitring the enemy, who were on the houfe tops. He was 111,4 through the back, and died ida moment. Tao - r res was }hot through the head and breafl,from the top of a houfe, while looking through a glafs at the corner of a flreet, near the Church St. Domingo. Never did an officer die with more regret, or mote beloved by all rank. TICITT fit wag lJEcred, but refuted, the appoint ,ment 9f Deputy Qcarter Mailer General, and pie (erred a dalhing ferviee, as Ile called it, to anv other. 4 4 We re-embarked at Buenos Ayres on the to:h, and arrived here on the 4.1.." • Yeflerday, about twelve o'clock, their MAJEST!: S arrived in• their travelling poll chariot, at theQ! , ecn's Palace, from Windfor, elcorted by a party of Light Horfe ; they were received, on their entrance to tl:e Palace, by the Dukes of YORK, KENT, and CUM BERLAND. The five Princeffes followed their MAJEs Tits, in two carriages, attended by the. Colloids of tt.ciresTEtt and Lady J. THYNN E.. Suon after their arrival, the Princefs MARY went to Sr. James's Pa,ce, in the Duke of Yoa it's carriage, and honoured Lady CHARLOTTE FiNCH with a vilit at her apartments, and returned to the Qieen's Palace. About one o'clock, tier MAJESTY and all the FRIN• cEssEs, accompanied by the Dote of CU MiIi"zRLAND, let off for Blackheath, upon a vilit to the Pi incels of VALES and Ditchers Of BRUNSWICK, where they par. took of a fumptuotts dinner, at three o'clock ; after which they returned to the Queen's Palace, where they arrived loon after five. They did not alight from their carriages, but remained in them while the harks were changing, and then proceeded, with all poffible (peed, to Windfor. The Duke of CUMBERLAND, g into his oEvn carriage, which was in waiting, and Wc.BI to his apat trnents in St. James's Palace. His MA IEsTY held a private levee, at the Q2een's Palace, Piton after two o'clock, which was attended by— • The Arch:U(ll°p of Canterbury. the Secretaries of State for the Home and Colonial Department.., the Matter General of the Ord nance the Pita Lord of the Admiralty, the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, the liar! of Wincbt!fra, Groom of the Stole ; Lord Bol ton, in Waiting ; Admiral Gould, Colonel Cadogan, and Mdirs. Fawkner and Greville, Groom in Waiting. The following had the honour of being prefented to his MajesTy : Rear Admiral GouLD, upon his promotion to that rank. Colonel CA DooAN,upon hie arrival from South Atncrica. His MAJESTY gave audiences tattle Cabinet Mini. (lets, and held a Privy Council, which fat but a thou rime. About four o'clock his MAJESTY fet off on his re• turn toWindfor. We have to carrell a wUlake in a STAR of laa week—it is the zd battalion of the 89th, (General Writ rcocx.x's regiment) and not of the 88th, which is fo badly afiliaed with ophthalmia. The zd battalion 4 the 88th regiment is at Geneva barracks, where, from the , great populatiry of their Colonel, General BERESFORD, and the,high name the carps has gained in South America and other quarters. both the tlt and zd - battalion of the regiment, are likely Lon to he completed from the Irifh Colonel Dv FF, who has jut' arrived wi.h difpatches from General WHITLOCKE, is nephew to Earl FIFE. The Colonel led 430 of his men, and 34 officers into are field ; of the officers 30, and of the men 300. were either killed or wounded, when they furrendered to General LfiIIERE. We regret to hear that there are not a few defer. ticins from both our army and navy in South Arne; ica. The 2d battalion of the 34th Regiment ftillremairis at Yarmouth. Tile of Wight, and the convoy has returned to Spithead. fo that it is fuppcfed General B&RESFORD'S expedition is quite given up. The chip Augufia, of Norfolk (Virginia), is the veffel in which Mr. MUNROE is to return to America. She will dear out from the London Docks to-morrow, and then go round to Falmouth, where the will Lae his Excellency on board, and proceed from thence to N orfolk. Covssr GARDEN.—The C-medy of The Rage was performed lalt night for the purpofe of giving Mr. JONFS an opportunity of dilidaying his powers in the charaeer of Gingham. He aced with much fpirit, and the general approbation which he received con firmed the opinion which we had formed of him.— The oftener we fee Mrs. MATTOCKS, the more we admire thole talents which for a long reties of years have been the commendation of all circles.—. em Thumb followed, in which MCINDEN'S King ildbur, LtsroN's I ord Grizzle, TAYLOR'S AO0d1; and Sr st • MONDS'S Doodle, were loudly applauded. Mrs. Lis Totes Dollakla was alfo extremely humournus. DRURY LANE.-Milb LYON again appeared in the charaaer of Roj,%ita, at this Theatre, lilt night, and, if poffible, was in finer voice than on any of the former occalions. Her charaeler, as a finger, is completely eflablithed, and, in her dialogue, the alfo promifes very confiderable excellence. The bottle was very full. The irilbman in London doled the entertainment of the evening, in which Mr. JOHNSTONIVE efforts to plettfe were fuitably rewarde I by the gond humour and Applaufe of the audience. MIA MELLON too, and the other performers, had their (hate of cordial approbation. THE COM ET.—Yefterday evening, at (even o'clock, the Comet was cne degree to the eatt of the liar mark ed Y on Hercules's right 'boulder, its declination being nearly 20 degrees north, and right afcenflon 243 degrees, being t 6 hours to minutes. Sets about half pall nine, at 33 degrees to the north of the well; having increafed its declination ►4 degrees, and its right afcenlion 23 degrees, in fifteen days. The fun having paired over 15 degrees of right afcenfion in the fame time, and made five degrees of fouthern de clination ; wherefore, the Comet has increafed its dif ranee from the Sun by about 18 degrees, and evi dently appears returning from the Sun, which, in that cafe, it mutt have gone round, or paired its perihelion, before it was ditcovered by thepublichere. On Monday morning, in Mancheller, about 20 minutes pall live o'clock, a meteor was teen, in the form of an arrow, apparently about four feet in length, in a north weft direction ; its altitudeabout a quarter of a mil, from the earth ; its duration about filreen feconds in declination to the earth ; the point fiery red ; the (haft pale red: it illuminated the whole at mofphe re. Wedoefday fe'nnight a farmer in the neighbour. hood of Bury, was fined by Sir THOMAS CULLUM, Bart. in the penalty of al. los. for refuting to provide a waggon and horfes to remove part of the bageagc of the Weflmorland Militia on their route to New market. B. C. Y. the letters which have lately appeared in all quarters of the town, lignified a watch-word againft Popery, in the r:ign of James, viz. ‘, Beware of Ca th2lic York." PAU: 'CA iL INT E C FALMOII rH, 0cT05.:.R.,19 . • • Ai rived the Ames ican hrit Caroline, Capt. fin] New York for Cnzrbutirg, laden with ciAttnn, lice ; &c. detained by the Mai ips wateer.—WindS.W. lOR OC*l OBER sr. Attired his Maj.:!iy's 'hips Street, ss And NU in, frnm a ciu;ze ; ailb, the-Ichooner I.4delhaide, frnin C .erbourg, t>7 St. Itlaloe's, la.len wiili fugir,• pwalli, and 1( gwnod, eaprure,t by his 111:iff fly', flip: 6.ICCESS, ItF.sISTANCE, :in I SPKIGHTLY. Sailed his 1114jeily's fhip I)Ams, r,u a crilizo.—his 111.Jjelly's SARACry is appointed convoy.to the Mediterra near, an. the SUCCESS for the Downs.—Wind W. DEAL, OCTOBER zi. _ . S.riled his Majelty% (hips HANGAR :10 and Fultioes, on a cruize.—Remain in the 11,>.‘ns the reit of his Nlajetly% (hips, with the outward bf)und, &c. as per laii.—Wind S. W. CHATHAM, OCTOBER 23. The TARTAR ftiqrte has dropped down to Gil. lingliam Reach, under jury math, on her way to IVo'il with to lie tepaired. Ti e LEONIDAS, a fine new frigate, .ti 33 guns, has been taken ) Dock to be c The IVASSPITE, a 74 gun flip. of the laigeit will be launched from the King's Yard in tie courts of next ro-nth ; Captain 13csexwoors wid corronand her. The Guertier frigate, which was caatureci by the Et-at/cub, has undergone- a thorough repair, and will come out of Dock in a ftat: , ight.'s time. GREENOCK, OCTOBER 19. The Commerce, Denniflon, arrived here thismorn. ing from New York, in 41 dap. The Captain re pot ts, that a number of merchantmen were laid up ti'l the prcient negociations with this e , qintry are fettled. Spoke in lat. 41. long. 56. the Ichooteet Wathington, from Leghorn for B out 8o days, and then fhort of provifions, which Cap' .D 'tuition fupplied. Arrived here yetterday, the Caledlnia, Sit wart, from Naffau, in 47 days ; fpoke ve,fels. The owners of Lhe (hip Eutopa, of this port, have received advices of the ftranding of that veffel on Needham's Point, on the 23th Augtill tall. It was expeOed that great part of her c irgo will be got laved, but in a damaged (late. This news came by the Captain of a London brig from Barbadoes, who came out in the convoy, and was an eye witnefs to the unfortunate fate of the Europe. He informs that the velel went entirely to pieces before he lett there, bet from his Paying nothing c.f the ciew, we are willing to prefunte that all the people are faved. NEW YORK. SEPT. 33. His Britannic Mak. Ity's fchuoner Pike, was lately taken by a French privateer. It is airerted in a New Providence paper, that the privatecrfmen cot off all the Bi ILA failors ears, and placed them in their thus as cockades. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ORATE/END, OCTOBER 21 —Pallid - by the Difpatch, Smith, from the South Seas; Young William, Irwin, from („),Isebec ; Ex periment, Saunders, front Lifhon ; f. le. , llchns. Hogarth, and the Fc•tita, Deacon, from Archangel; St. Michael. Borgfon, from Riga ; holuitry. M'Namara, and the Coultoff, ryho, from corrihagen.—S:Atel the Henry and Elizabeth, Cosrltance, for Waterford; Active, Whillfs, fur Demerara; and slat Loulfa, Thorp. for Cork and Jamaica. ARRIVED. In Yarmouth Roads, the Young William, Irwin, from Quebec .—Ae Cowes, Shannon, Daniel, from Limerick —At Lanzafter, Thomas, Dowry, from Peterfburgh—At Lieerpoil, the Packet, Trst, from Bofton—At Philadelphia, Ganges, Earle: Philadel phia, Smith; John and Alice, Taylcr ; Favourite, Clark ; HA cyon, Read; and the Pifcataqua, Foril.cr, from Liverpool7Jane, Blifa ; Rebecca, Barry; and the Stirling , -- from London -4t Bolton, Romeo, Lc Boqu-1; and the New Co:cn, from London—Lucy, Curtis; Refource, Prior; Ceres, Webber; Geolge Augulto Jackfon; John Adams. HallidJy; and he Pre.- ficient Adams, Wood. from Liverpool —At New York, Huron, Clark; Mars, Henry; Chatham, Wallin; Providence, Burke; Ocean —, and the Diana,-- from, Liverpool; and the hiterpri:e . Kemp, from London—At Baltimore, the Eli: American, from ditto; Ceres, Smith ; Lydia, Turner; Hercules, Houftle , and the Abrone, Hobfon, from Liverpool—At Virginia, John and Charles, Morris, and the Courtenay, Bryant, from ditto. The Dipper, Aubert, from Jetfey for Leith, has been found at fea without any perlim on board, and wr i e d into Southwold. The Albertina, De Bier, from --, is on Mote near Heligoland. The Betfey, Kughly, for London, is loft on Arch. angel Bar—Crew laved. The Brigantine Traveller, fa ES, of Aberdeen, and (loop Glenalmnnd, M . Pereasos, of Perth, which were Arnie at Shetland, as f .rmei I y mentioned, have got off, and proceeded nu their refpeelive voyages. On the 25th of Augoll, the Young William of Q2ebec, homeward bound, fp ,, ke the ludtlrr, Capt. Ktasv, bound for Q . t2ebec, off Hare Ifland, Sr. Law rence, out nine weeks that day, all well; reported Captain WALKER, having troops on board his flip, and put into Newfoundland, beir g in diftrefs fru provifions.—Augutt 28, met in :he Gulph of St. Lawence fome tranfpnrts with trn , ps on board. By a letter from Capt. Itonears-on, of the Surat Cattle Eall Indiaman, dated Amok t 6, we learn, " that that veifel had got h er l ea k fl opped, and was to fail, in the courfe of two days, on her voyage to Penang and China." Captain Gatprirns k appointed to the command of the SULTAN, of 74 guns, lately launched at Deptford. Tuefday fe'nnight the foundation hone of the new light houfe, near the centre of the front of D•Nct. wray.fquare, Newcatlle, was laid. At the fame time the Corporation of the 'Trinity Houfe of that tow n contraeted with one of Lord COL LING WOOD'S agents for another piece of ground, in the angle of the Lowlights quay, for another light houfe. The former will be 70, the other 84. feet high, and when finifhed, purfnant to Aft of Parliament, wtil afford a fifer direCtion for vctl'els to eater the river Tyne, A view of the Patent Lifrof Blanks and Prizes of the Firft Day's Drawing of the New Lottery Plan, that commenced on Tuefday morning, and which li:t may be feen at any of the Lottery Offices, will fully fubliantiate the raft, that the Scheme does not con. fain Two Blanks to a Prize. J. WARNER, No. 16, Cnrnhill, informs the Hol. ders of Supplementary Tickets and Shares, not re ceiving Money, that their identical Numbers will be drawn over again in the Supplementary Lottery, of only 6000 Tickets, giving them the chance of the Freat Prizes of ao, o o o l. to , ooo l . O ne Thoufands, ive Hundreds, &c. &c. &c. wi•L‘nut any additional expence, or trouble of changing their numbers. 1