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GENERAL ELECTION. To the GENTLF MrN, CLERGY and YEOMANRY. FREE HOLDERS of the COUNTY of SOMERSET. GCNTLZhILN, IN tont - vine:lce of the approaching DiVntion or Parliament, I swain prefume to offer you my humble fervieel a 4 your reprefentative. During the whole ri in , ' I have. had that honour, T can confel entioufly fay, I have conducted myfelf as an honeft and indepen'• dant Member of Parliament. Thit conduslt I a" tc•cr•nined to purfu-, and I need hardly add, that to he again placed in the diffinguifned filuati , m of Mem ber for the Cowley, will gratify the extent of my ambition and call forth the livelieft gratitude. have the honour to he, CFNTLFMEN, Your molt faithful c.nd obliged humble fervant, WILLIAM DICKINSON. King Welton, April 27, aBO7. • ve--• • To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, &a COUNTY DORSET. NOTHING is talked t'f hot DUrolution of Patlia rnent, and with it the revival of the late co' teft of " Who ball be Member for the County ? Ui rum borum ? Bani, or Port. own?" I confider my friend Mr. Pitt as nut of the queftiop, and the united voice of all parties will return him to Parliament in the fame honourable manner it did before, hut his intercft In the County of Dorfet is uttaffailahle as his charaeler in private life. I have feen with ILI% indignation than furprizc the County already de luged with Mr. Brand's hand bills, announcing his intention, be fore Parliament is diffolved, of oppofing the Sitting Members. I 7 ni s4prerume the attack is more immediately dirceted againft Mr Portman, who, now Mr L. D. threatens to &flint the peace of the County—who, in lofty language from the roftrttm (that is the waggon) on the day of the !aft nomination, bellowed that charge againft Mr. Portman and his worthy friends t whore ad vertirements. in woeful terms, depleted the confequence of fuch a calumny ? What was then the occaf on ? Is there now a vacancy ! Has the Death happened—has the refignation of a fitting Member now taken place ? Oh, no—bat what was a crime in one party might he called a virtue in another. I muft admit, that a great deal of foreners did take place among Tome, i hope very good. and err ainly many very great men, on account of the triumph of Mr. P over the confederacy that was leagued to oppore him—but the gond haneft Yeomanry of Dorfet ; the free, the faithful, the inde• pendent Freeholders, were no more to be ref:fled than were the arms of their countrymen on the Plains of Maida. Shall they now. by thwarts or artifices. by protnifes or perfua Eons, by low intrigues, or by the band of hired agents. fuhmit to be impofed on—and facrifice the objeet of their choice ? Will they defers the caufe of Mr. P. which they fo nobly fup ported before ? Has Mr. P. forgot them, or will he ever.forget them ? Is not their confiftency. their pride. their hope, their independence, embarked in the fame caufe : and dares Mr. B to intrude himftlf again on the County, in opnofition, after a defeat fo fignal and dcferved as the laft, can he hope for fuccefs,hut in the defertion of Mr. P.'s friends? and will not the bare idea prove a rallying point, and retve to ce. ment them ftronger ? Even his opponents allow that Mr. P fame he reprefented the County, has done his duty as a man of hufinefs and Member of Parliament, and has given entire fatisfaelinn tnthe County. He muft even have pleated the Learned Jut'.ge Advocate, who, in bis recommending fpeech of Mr. Banks, romewhat oddly enough lamented there were fo many fpeakers in the Houle aireadY. The dignity of charadter. however, is to be julged of lets from fpeech than conduel. and there ought to be tome impeachment of the latter, before the County is called upon to make a change.— Arr. P's. only crime is, that he came in contrary to the wifhes of many great men. The right of Election is with the Freeholders alone—the inter. ference of higher authority. (which in its proper rphere is the boa ft and ornament of the land) here becomes a mirdemeattotar Now allow Mr. B. all the qualifications he indite upon for him felf during laft Eleetion, it ever vibrated in our cars in the fpeech that marked the concluding fcene at Dorchefter„ Come deference was at trait then due to the judgment of the County: allow Mr. B I fay, all thore ruperior pretenfions which he claims for hi off..lf , whether legitimate or not, yet will they Ibine with greater luftre in the Reprefentation of the County, than in the Member for the Borough of Corfe Cattle fuch a change I admit would yield im portant advantages to himfelf—to his Country nothing. i have only to call on Mr. P's. friends to maintain thole Rights and that Independence, in fupport of which they have made fo noble a [l and already, and to be true to therr.:'clveA, to him, and the. County of Dorfet. A BROTHER FREEHOLDER. April :3, 18:7. In the courfe of the mono of May will he publithed, in Two V o lumes Qarto, with a Portrait, ONIE ACCOUNT of the PUBLIC LIFE. and a 5T.1.F.0 TION from the UNPUBLISHED WRI TING., of the FARI. of MACARTNEY : the latter ctrnfiiting of Ex tradts from an Account of the Ruffian Empire : a Sketch of the Political Hillory of Ireland ; and A Journal of an Embaffy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China; with an Appendix to each Volume, t y JOHN BARROW, F R. S Author of Travels in China and Southern Africa ; and of a Voy age to Cochin-China. Printed for T. Cadcll and W. Davics, Strand. Of whom may be had, New Ftli-iont of T. Mr. BARROW's TRAVELS in SOU THERN AFRICA two vols. too. will Maps and other togravings, price 31 35. in tmardq. a. Mr. BARROW's TRAVELS in CHINA. 410. with Maps and oth:r Engravings, pr:ce al. t as. 6d. in boards. 3. Mr. BARROW'S VOYAGE to COCUIN•CHINA, &c with numerous Engravings. colonrcd after the original Drawings 4to price 31. t ts. GI in boards. The CHEAPEST and MOST USEFUL WORK EX FANT. On the Isth of May, 1807. will he publilhed, price 2°. 6d. No. I of v ii I HE HIVE ; or, COMPENDIUM of the BEAU L TIEIS of MODERN PUBLIC ITIONS : intended more partici:lady to prof: tit, in a elv:r and comprehentlee manner the St.!.!tan,•e of all the wimerous Magazines. journal 4. ace. cow pub ' lilhed, no the Subj •‘.!t of the Arts, Scienc.:s, Manufaetures:, Agri culture, the Drama, Bt au Monde, Ste. Ece. Independently of the trinfrdions of the Royal. the frith, and the Scorch Stied-ties, and the Society of Arts, tittre are two Journals, rthlifhed every month, on the fubj...n. of C;:coliftry and Natural Philofophy ; three or Agriculture, three on the Fafhions a.,il the Brat' Moatle, one nn the Drarna, one on Mufic, three on IP-co wries in Arts and Manufaccture;, and upwards of twi-oty on ge neral Ltterature. There are, likcwife, font.: Werkly front the Royal Inftituti•4l &c:; and numerous Frvtirh and (ler roan Works, are daily onfortoi, on Chu:nary, Fhilufo phy, &c. The ahove Woe's coat; 't ratuaMe inrorrutian; twt it is fo f. attend arnitlit a mar, of u: important matter, that !hoold any ore conr:it to the cape•tee of five or fix guinea; Trir month, for th it pitreha fe, no or.ii, , ary patience, or application, could in• dividually w. , de t!-.roitgli the ute,.rofizahfe congeti,n To feparate th-! ore from the furrounding and over. yo.eil.rit,g mars ;---trl prefent a h-ief, yet foccindt, dttail of tvcry th!ne.opery in Arts. in t'ciet.ces, it Manufactures, or in Agricul ture, with its and praiqical :ppliemion;--0 trace the vJeil . luny of Falhion. r!nps tart ments is r o ger, o f Li. tcrature ;—and. in Caw t, to glean from tacit attainable frtfrce, every article which can conduce to the cure:lain-11er t, or the he r- fit of Society, fliall be the !Indy of the Col:duelers of " HIVE." This Mar.a7i. , e will not only cor tain a greater vzrirty of m.t ter than is in ..ny fit 11. tr Publication, but the ...uatitiry btu!. ;.refs v6ll he more. Th: Parr has been maituf...eturtd...nd the Type purpof.oly caa. for the occAuti ; and the Es - gritvings, oue t:,r more ot which %yid embell:n each Number, are to be exe cuted by Artift+ of tilent : and it is inten.l. 41, on an aver:Tr of a few months, that the Engravings alnec (hall he worth more money than is tobe ;aid for the entire Publication. A Number of " The Hive" will be roblifhed on the tsth of every Month, by Meffrs. B. Crofby and Co. Stationers' Hall court. Ludga•.e Intl : by Mr. A. Wheilier No. 3, Paternofter. row; and at the Office, No. act, Strand, I.oti4on : and will be leld by every Bookfener and New, Vender to the United King lam ItIRLIAMENT.4Rr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL as. Purfoant to adjournment, the Houfe met this day, at 3 o'cle : ek ; and. fbortly after, The Royal Affcnt was given to 49 Public and Private Bilk The former were principally the Irith Loan Bill; the frith Stamp, and Irith Malt and Spirit Duties Bills; the Loan Intereft, the Tree - Curer of the Navy's Office, the Cullom Fees Regulation. the Irith • Pone Bills; Sicilian Priam. Naval Afyllm, Leather Cutters'. Fol. leis' Farth, and Falt India Warehoufe Bilk.—Among the locsl Adts were, the Dublin Paving Bill ; the London Affurance Offices Bills: the Provident Inftitutien, and Sandwich Small Debts Billa. The Lord. Commilfioners were. the LORD CanricELLoa, Lord HA W KR3BURY, and Lord WALSINGHAbd. The Bile upon the Table, chiefly private, were forwarded in -thcir refpedive Rages, of which the greater number were Third Readings. Mr. OWeN, from the Dircdtors of the Eaft India Comp mY. prefented certain Accounts, ordered to be laid annually betore Parliament After waiting tome time. in erpeCation of receiving Bills from the Commons, their Lord/hips adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Houfe met at h 41f-pait three, and were fummoned by the Black Rod to the bionic of Peers, to hear the Royal Afient given to reversl public and private Bills. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL 37. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE "O'CLOCK Ong°.ls, for money, 64—May 63f —Omni= 5 pr. Exclitquer Bills, par. to is. dif. DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. A Circular Letter has been fent by the CHANCEL LOR of the EXCHEUER to many Members of the Houk of Commons, which Rates in fubflance, that on Monday the 27th of April (this day) Parliament will be prorogued, for the pupae of being followed by an immediate diffolution ; and that he regrets he had been prevented by f )me particular circumflances from giving an earlier intimation of the meafure in tended. In confequence of this notice a great number of Members of the Houfe of Commons left town ytfter day, to commence their canvas, and loch a bugle as might be expested has taken place among the Parlia mentary Circles. Lord MELVILLS fet off for Scotland yetlerday mcrning. In that cparter, it is believed, the prefent hlicitlers will fncceed to their utmoft wifhes. The following is handed about in the higher Circles, as a lift of the fixteen Scotch Peers that will to a cer tainty be returned for the new Parliament : L.kriS •ABENDIEN, Fads • SILKIRK, ALDINE, STRATUS/ORR, ••—•—• DALIIOUSIE, VirCOUrIL ARBUTHNOT, ••••-••• • GLASGOW, Lords • CATHCART, HADDINGTON. -- • Foams, NAPIZR, - HUME, •••••• SINCLAIR, - KELLY, •—••••• • SOMERVILLZ. Thole mat ked with a • are in the prercot Parliament. The New Parliament is expeCted to meet for the dirpatch of bufinefs about the end of June. The Di&lution of the prefent Parliament will take place to•morrcw. THE CONTINENT. Since oar laft, Foreign journals and private letters to the 19th have been received. According to :he latter, which are from Holland, the befleging army at Dantzic, which had endeavoured to wake Well mailer of the Frilche Nehrong, a narrow neck of land, extending almoft from Dantzic to Pillau, was, after a ferics of defperate confliEts, driven from thence with iarmenfe lots. This communication is very important. As long as it remains open, Dant. zic can fcatcely fall. The French made great efforts to obtain poffellion of it. They advanced as far as Karlberg, on the road between Dantzic and Pillau; but having neither a fquadron in the Baltic, nor a flotilla on the Frifche Hoff to fupport them, they were obliged to abandon it. The very trivial man ner in which the military operations before Dantzic are mentioned in the laft Bulletin, convince us that the reports of the liege having been railed at the be ginning of this month are not unfounded. Some Swedifh troops are laid to have (hewn them (elves in the neighbourhood of Lubec. This ma; do very well as a diver lion; but the garrifon of Stralfund was fcarcely ftrong enough to advance to the banks of the Elbe and the Oder at the fame time. If the Swedes, as it is reported, have approached Stettin, they wi:l have contributed muchlmore to embarrafs the French army than they poffibly-could by occupy ing Hamburgh. A confolerable corps of Dutch is Hated to have reached the Elbe, for the purpofe of oppoting the Swedith troop. The accounts from Denmark arc of fo late a date as the 16,h. They (late, that the naval equipments of Denmark are proceeding in with the utmoft aCti vity. " There are now, lays a private letter, " 21 fail of the line and 13 frigates, betides fmaller vef fels, lying its the bafon; they are not rigged, but ;heir Ilores, of every defcription, are on board." The journals prefent very little novelty. It would appear however that no decifive battle had taken place in Poland fo late as the 9th infant. S tttirt:lity the Princefs MARE completed her 30 ve tr, on which occation the Duke and Pachefs of y ni,K v.fited their MAJESTIES. On Saturday, at twelve o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which was attended by all the Cabinet Minifters, except Earl CAMDEN, who was inditpoled. YcOerday the Marquis of Wer.a.esi.EY had a long interview with the Duke of PORTLAND, at hie houle in Piccadilly. THE ARMY. An error crept into Saturday'. STAR. It is noti General Ssorse who was r ffered, and has refufed the Barrack Mailer Generalfh:p, but Maj3i-General HOPS, than whom there is not an Officer of higher name in the Britifh fervice. He was Adjutant Gene ral to -Sir RALPH AsERCROMBIE, in the Weft Indies. Report lays, that his Royal Highnefs the Duke of G covcFsTER focceeds the Duke of CUMBERLAND in the command of the South Weft Diftrid. The 7th Veteran Battalion is going tp,auernfey, whence the 2d Battalion of the 3 tft Regiment, fp loon completed by that active and able officer, Colo. nelsCararßlLL, goes to Ireland. The whole ofthe battalions of the German Legion are immediately coming froni Ireland, to join the Expedition for the Continent. They are to be re• placed in Ireland by fome of the Scotch and Englifh Militia Regiments. It is expelled that fome of the fine Trills Militia Regiments will volunteer for fervice in this cunt y. An embarkation of drafts and recruits, for all the Regiments in South America, will loon take place. The zd battalion of that noble corps the. 87th, or the Irifh Heroes, the Regiment of Lieutenant Ge !mai Sir JOHN DOYLE, has failed for Guernfey, whereof Sir JOHN is Lieutenant Governor and Com mander in Chief. When completed, the 2d battalion of the 87th will go out to South America, to join the ft battalion, where they acquired immortal ht noun The zd battalion of the 88th regiment, or Con naught Rangers, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel WALLACE, is rapidly recruiting its numbers at New Geneva Barracks. Saturday, the zd Dragoon Guards left Winchefter, on their feveral routes to Birmingham, Sheffield, Northampton, Bolton, and Nottingham. The di vifion of this regiment left Winchefter this morning. Saturday the 7th Veteran Battalion marched into Hilfea Barracks from the Tower; they are to em bark for Guernfey and Jerfey. The zd Battalion of the 3 t It Regiment is to go to Cork from Goer nfey ; and the tranfports are to bring back a battalion of the German Legion. _ _ The 26th regiment, which was lately reported to be defined for the Weft Indies, goes to Cork in Ireland, to replace part of the German Legion, which comes over to this cotarry. The 26th is about 600 ftrong. The t 3th regiment is about to be embarked for Cork alfo. On Wednefday lafl his Grace the Duke of BFDFORD and fuite failed from Dublin for Holyhead, on board of the Dorfet Royal Yacht. Wednefday, his Grace the Duke of Richmond, held his firfl Levee at Dublin Cattle ; it was mime roufly and brilliantly attended, moll of the Nobility and Gentry now in Dublin were prefent. • Lord MANNERS has left town for Dublin, purfuant to his appointment as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. AMERICAN Taans.---The following Correfpon dence has been fent to us for infertion : " Mr. Secretor! Canning pref,nts his compliments to Mr. Mon roe, and in anfwer to his letter of the 1.1 inftaot, has the honour to tranfmit to him the copy of a letter from Mr. Marfden, by which lie will perceive that the Lords Conimiflioners of the Admi ralty have difapproved of the conflud of the Commanders of his Majefty's (hips Scorpion and Bloodhound, in having warned the American Chip in queflion from entering the port of Antwerp, as reprefented by Mr. Monroe. " Mr. Secretary Canning requefts Mr. Monroe to accept the affurances of his high can fideration " " Foreign Office, April 20,1807." " Sts " Portland Place, April 2 3 . t 807. " I have the honour to inclnfe a copy of Mr. Secretary Can. nines note to me of the 'oth inftant, which, as it contain.; a cow implication of confiderable importance to the commerce of the United States, 1 have to requeft that you will he r,4 goo . d as to make known to thole aho arc ingaged. I have the hone it to be your molt obedient fervour, (Signed) " t.stdrs MONROE." " William Lynam, tfq. Conful of the United States, London." " American Confulatt and Agency. London, April os, tBc7. " All Merchants and others intereiteil in the commerce of the United States of America, will take [mike of the foregoing com munication, and govern thealfelvi s accordingly. (Signed) " W. LYNAM." horn a letter received by a Gentleman in G:atgow, dated New Yotk, tolt March, 1807. " The Treaty between Great Britain and this country is arrived here ; but as Congrers is now adjourned it is not probable we (hail know whether our Government will ratify it or not before May, when the Prefident will call the Senate of the United States to de liberate on the fulled. In the relent fitir,tion of affairs we dare not order any goods, that are prohibited, as the law cnly Cuipends its operation until the 3lth June." Ware VIDEO.—The following letter prefents matter of fome intereß :—The tteafute is immetife ; fome calculate upon thirty-two millions Reding.— During the liege, they loaded a French frigate and two gun brigs, with dollars, which they cowardly let fire to, on the morning the town furrendered.— About twenty defetters from the Britiffi camp, and three Americans, that had poll . .. Ann of one of the Spanith batteries, and would not furrender, are to be hanged, together with the whole of the crew of the Jane Shore Guineaman, that had mutinied, and killed their Officers. The country is in a Rate of nature, without cultivation, but fill proJuces luxmiantly. A bullock will coil about a dollar, and a bode three or four rials. Wool and bides, tobacco, tea, and choco late, in heaps, lie out in the fiels!s, perhaps walled about, in fome places, with cow horns and bones.— The city contains about forty thoufand inhabitants, who arc very elegant in perf,n, but very fwarthy in the face. The women drefs lnofely.and Item a little curious to gaze after lir angers. There is a great demand for clerks ; and tradefmen can eafily make a fortune in a (bort time. The Aurora is arrived.— Neither the Garland r,or Mary are yet arrived. I taw fourteen dollars paid for a quire of common writing paper, and 35. id. for a glass to a watch." Extras from a letter received by a mercantile Houle in Glafgow, datcd Monte Vide', 7th Febru ary, 1807. - " There are about thirty twn fail of merchant veirels, full of goods, all from Britifh ports, lying here; they were all bound for Bueno* Ayres; but having got Intelligence of the lofs of that place, came In here ; a few that were not fo fortunate, have been de- Ctlyed into the harbour and captured, a fate which we narrowly clasped." AL , IRK LANE. CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 27. The fupply of Wheat today is fhort, and falesu e brill( ,at an advance in price of 3s. and 4s. per qu iz . ter—Barley in middling fupply, and not dearer.. Peas fupport lafl prices—Beans, of both forts, s re higher—there are tolerable quantities of Oats, wi t h a few arrivals of foreign ; this article maintains on; laR currency—and Flour is at rather higher prices. ORNRIAL CURRENCY Al UNORR : Wheat, cos 65s Bosiper qr. Grey Peale 40s 45104 Fine Ditto, 84s 88s od 7 3 4 6 , 42 1 w Rye, 4ss 465 oil . T le ick ans Dilt o o ld (o...m 4 Barley, 334 ecs od OVA, 22125$ 3os Malt, 636 7os Poland ditto Sts 32104 White Peafc, (Boilers) 834 sits Rape Seel .8l 321 Fine Flour 65s to 68s. Seconds 6es to 651. Lieutenant Cows arrived at the Admiralty on Saturday, with difpatches from Sir Sessost. Hooa, which do not contain any thing of importance. Difpatches have been received at the Admiralty from Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, commanding our fquadron off Rochefort. They are dated the aoth inftant ; and although we have not been f 3 fortunate as to engage the enemy, we have, on this occafion, prevented the efcape from port of a fquadron which has fo often failed and returned with impunity.... Defpairing of eluding the vigilance of our indefati. Fkble failors, the French chips have retired into the Inner harbour, and are now entirely dirmantled, Their fquae.ron confined of one three-decker and fir, feventy-fours. The crews are landed and encamped on He Dieu. The Scottifh Corporation had a very refpeilable Meeting laft Saturday, at the Crown and Anchor; the Duke of MONTROSI in the Chair. Lord Ss*. FURTH, Sir JAMES MURRAY PULTENEY, &C. &C. were prefent, to the number of nearly zoo. The Experiment, Swann, from New York for London, is put int., Sligo in diftrefs. Fliday a fine frigate, pierced for 38 guns, was I lunched at Southampton. She is called the Hutt- SAR, and went off in a pleafant Rile. Captain R. LLnYEI is to command her. On the 7th of 06lober laft, arrived at Calcutta, fir Arab (hips. The Nacodas reported, that ofirCey.. lon, they were boarded by the Piedmontefe French frigate, and completely plundered of all their calls, provifions, &c. One (hip was aCtually left without a tingle calk of water on board, and was defired to !eek for a frefla fupply at Ceylon, where they were infolently told it might be had by paying for it; if this vtlfel had not happily fallen in with another Arab, who fupplied her with zo caficc of water, the confequence might have been dreadful from the want of this necenry of life. It is added, that one of the Nacrdas of the above veifels reports, that two Arne. rican velfels, bound to Calcutta, had experienced the depredations of there Imperia! Pirates. Two Arab (hips had been fent to the Mauritius ; the amount of fpecie taken from the Arabs, is (fated to amount to four lacks of dollars. Sir CECIL BISSHOPP'S claim to the Barony bf 'touch was finally decided on in the Houfe of Lords on Thurfday. The Report Oates that it is a female Barony, that Sir C. B. has clearly made out his de. (cent from the eldelt daughter of the tan Lord; it remains with his Majefiy to confirm the claim, as he has recently done, in the cafe of the Barony of Rous. The Lori Chancellor was addreffcd on Saturday in the Court, by an elderly man, who reprefented that he had been abandoned by his Counfel, had been affeeled with the pally, and was unable to profecute his claim againft thufe who had defpeiled him of his prop,rty. His Lr•rdfhip defired him to hand to one of his officers a written Itatement of his cafe, and he fhould have redrefe. His Lordfhip fixed the Bank. rupt Petitions for Tuefday. On Saturday the Counfel for Mr. PAULL gave no• tice that they did not mean to go into the fcrutiny. Their cafe, on the other points, will be doted this day or to-morrow. Duncan, the gardener, convieted of the murder at Clapham, after being three times refpited from death, has received a pardon, on condition of being tranf• ported to Botany Bay for life, and has been removed to the Retribution hulk at Woolwich on his way thither. HYDE PARR —We never remember this place of Sunday Reforr make a more brilliant appearance than it did yelterday. The coach way from Piccadilly Gate to Kenlington Gardens, was literally filled from end to end, betides fcveral other rows of carriages, which drove other direEtions. To give names would be endlefs talk; for we may fafely affirm, that alma, if not all the falkionabler in town were there. The moR of the equipages were open landaus, ba• roaches, and fuch as had an effeEt of (hewing them to more advantage. The ride was equally crowded, in which were, The Park and Kenfington Gardens had every walk filled with beauty and fath;on. The light fumrner &cries were, for the fill time, difplayed to much advantage. The flreets were filled to a late hour at night in every direction leading to and from the country. . A barn, containing eight loads and (even quarters of wheat, WJS burnt down lalt week At Battle, to the fevere lots of Mr. Solmer, the indullrious nwner.-- It originated in feveral flakes of burning foot from the kitchen chimney falling on the thatch of tht barn. The holders of Shares of Tickets in the prefent Lottery are in high fpirits, from finding that Fortune teems as determined in this, as in former Schemes, to divide each capital Prize. Under this imprefflon, it ought likewife to give them additional fpirits to con. rider, that while they have a Chance for another 20,0a01. Prize to the firft drawn Number on Satur day next, as well as of all the great floating capitals, they are certain of hearing a Prize announced to overy Number drawn on that day. No. 26, Cornhill, p, Charing Crofs, and St. Mar garet's Hill, Borough.—Hnawsav and Co. refpea fully acquaint the Public, that on Saturday next the firft drawn Ticket will be entitled to zo,oool. and all the Tickets drawn on that day will be Prizes. The &II drawn on the fourth day will alto be ao,oool. and on the fifth and fixrh days to,oool. Ticketsand Shares, warranted utochawn, are telling on the lowett terms, and the Prizes paid on demand.