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-thee exidad the lead analogy in the cafe, as con y • pawl with the Weil India Merchants. Sit-ARTHUR WEL LESLEYfopported the fame arguments, and faid, with refpet to the Company's affairs in India, that he had very good authority to f:y their revenues were now fully equal to their Civil and Military Eftabliihments, and was producing an annual furplus of one million. That the :wo IA wars in which they had been involved were moll espenfive, could not be denied ; and that they were jun, politic, and neceffary, hewas equally convinced, and he w‘, cunfident the Houfe would poirefs a fimi lar conviCtion. Lord MORPETH raid a few words on the fame fide with Mr. Creevey. Sir J. NEWPORT explained, and contended that in cafe of any unfortunate failure of the Eall India Company, thnfe who lent their money would have an AquilAble claim on PArliament. Mr. LAMBE expreffed hirnfelf briefly to the fame e A divirton took place on the recond reading : Ayes 85—Noes to—Majority a;. The Bili WilS then read cfecond time, and ordered to be commiued on Month*. TiiE,EVENII4O STAR. LCIDON. itIDAY. JULY 17. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Canto's, money, 62{ 63, for July 63, fat Augutt 6513. Omnium dif.—Exchequer Bills, par to Is. pr. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Wank Stock 13DI India Stock, z7Bf ex. di,. 3 per C. Red. Ann 6 +J; 62f I India Bonds, as a ss. prem. per Cent. ConE 61 4 - f Enke. Bills, Is. dif. Is. pre. 4 per Cent. g ycri Ornnium. t d'l S per Cerit. Navy 943 943 Lottery Tickers, 2 17s. Long Ann. s7f 9-16ths Couto!s for ace. !SA 63 The PRINCESS OF WaLes cutter, which arrived at Yarmouth yellerday, from Memel, brought over Co lonel HARVEYi With difpatches from Lord HUT. CHINSON. She landed the Colonel gt Whitby the day before, whence he fet off immediately for town. The contents of thzfe difpatches had not tranfpired, but they are believed to relate to the conferences that have taken place between the two Emperori, and the confequences likely to refult from them. MONTE VIDEO. The Minerva of Guernfey, which failed from Monte ;Video on the ath of April, has arrrived; and brings *advice., that no attack had been made on Buenos Ayres up to that date. 'The Captain reports, that the Spaniards, to the number of 2000 and upwards, headed by a Frenchman, made an attack on Maldo. nado, a few days before his departure. The place was defended by an inferior Britifk force. ne con. flitl. whilft it Lifted, was defperate. but never was for a moment doubtful. Our troopb Coon put the Spaniards to flight, and made great (laughter amOngfl them; and many pritoners were taken. Our lots did not exceed three men killed. and a few wounded. The Spaniards who were fuffered to remain at Monte Video after its capture, had contrived to fecrete in their houfes * quantity of arms and ammunition, for the purpofe, bo doubt, of attempting an infurreCtiont but their plans were timely difcovered, and the arms and ammunition feized. Since that affair, an order was iffued by the Governor, that no Spaniard &wild be abfent from home after eight o'clock in the evening, on pain of being feverely punifbed. If fuch a fyllem is to be purfued in South Ame rica, our influence in that quarter is not likely to be' long lived. An attempt ought certainly to have been made to induce the people, under the protation of this country, to (bake off entirely the Swifts yoke. In no other way can the refnurces which that country offers, be prevented from adding to the means that will be employed by our inveteratcenemy, to annoy and diftrefs this country. The molt impe riou.s cf all laws, demands that we fbould reek our own fafety, by every mean that PROVIDE/ICP has put in nut power ; and ;that in proportion as the enemy endeavours to dry up our channels of commerce in one quarter, we fhould open np new ones in another. The report circulated yeatrday that Sir Cs-Lucas ;., Corrow was to have a command in the fleet dellined ~„ for the Sound, is unfounded. Sir Josia DUCEtvoRTH, ~: Sir SAMVP/, Noon, and Sic &Naar SMITH, will, it - ' is faid, hold din inguifbed commands. It is alto reported that Admiral GAMBIER if to I accompany this flett. Meffengers were fent off 'aft night to fummon fe veral of our Naval Commanders, to attend the Lords of the Admiralty. The following notice was yellerday polled at Lloyd's : " Tonningen, July 8. " The otder given by the Nei& Conful, for all Britt& !hips to have this port, ;s countermanded; there being no tearun to ',p -i prebend any hoftilc meafurc in this quarter." According to the lall Report of the Commiflieners on the Nabob of Arcot's creditors, the amount of the claims in the lift formerly prefented to the Houle of Commons, and in that contained in the Report which has juft been made, the aggregate amount of the claims is 8,888,9531. 17s. id. Infatiate thirft after novelty is a leading trait ir. the charaeler of the Englifh. As tit v knows this, and has made it his iludy to gratify their pred elic tion for variety: we have already witneffed Mather Bunch and the Brave Celui, each of which when viewed feparately, was declared the chef d'euvre of Pan tonlimical excellence, and the admiring fpettator felt convinced that nothing could furpals what he th e n beheld; the new Comic Pantomime of 7 elemoduti, however, in point of fplendour, fublimity and whim, exceeds even its predeceffors ; it is nightly received with nnanimons applaufe, and promifes to prove a good friend to the Treafury. • .r ... 4RMI The aid and 8251 Regiments of Infantry, which were embarked ax Cork on Monday fe'noight, are hourly erpeded in the Downs. They are defined for. the Kent didrift, and. will be R at i one d i n D ea l Barracks. from wirenie, bit their arrival, the ad Well Yo: k Militia are expeded ro march for Ofptinge Barracks. • • It is probable that the 4th Dragoons, which were dettined for the Kent diftrid, and (as we have before fated) wete 'halted in Ellis, will be ordered to its former quarters in the Solna diftrid, as we underfland Major General HUGIN I N o its eldef Lieutenant-Colo nel who e9mmands at Brighton, withes to have it under his own eye. Saturday evening arrived at Liverpool from Ire land, four ttantliorts, with about aoo, being the lad of Genirat &raw/ices 18th Light Dragoons, under the command of Lietitenant Joe is. defigned for the Continent. They failed from Dublin on l'hurt day. Monday fe'nnight, three companies of the 63d regiment, under the command of Captain Maumee, marched from Clonmel to Tipperary, to du duty there until further orders. Two troops of the r4th Light Dragoonsare arrived at Andover from Dorfetfhire. The ad Dragoon Guards are on their march from Birmingham to Leiceder. The Glouceller newfpapers Rate that the Second Battalion of the 61d Regiment, commanded by Lieu tenant Colonel BAR Low,hai m irched from Cirencef ter, upon their route lor Sunderland ;and at the fame time pafre, a very high paoegyric upon the foldier like behaviour of the Men, and the gentlemanly con dud of the Officers. Several corps of Volunteers will go out at the end of this month on permanent duty f. .r fourteen days, to bring up their time of mutters, to exonerate them under the late Aft. Return of the Names and Perfona appointed INSPECTING FIELD OFFICERS Of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in Great Britain, With the Rank of Litt/TINA N I*-COLI:N L in the Aaate, while fo employed; &lee the Ifth May, 1807. Colonel Sir MONTAGU Bo Root NE, on half-pay of the gat Light Dragoons. Colonel Josue' Farwen, .n half pay of the z a2d Regt. of Foot. Lieutenant Camel jollN iLNICINSON, on h.df-pay of the Sheffield Regiment. Lieutenant Colonel MAT ta tw SHARPt, on half-pay of the 28th Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Colonel Jostru WA Licra, of the late Iriih Artillery. Lieutenant Colonel Daniel. SRUDIRS, on half-pay of the lad light Dragoons. Lieutenant Colonel THOMAS MOLINEAUX, on half-pay of the late tooth Regiment of Foot. Lieutenant Coloael GEORGE Jaceson, on haltpay of the late Argyll Ft neibles. Lieutenant Colonel FRANCIS DELAWAL, on LIU pay of the late Indepeudent Companies. Lieutenant Colonel Aaruint Artiste, on half pay of the 68th Reginiert of Foot. • Lieutenant Colonel ALEXANDER COLSTON,O3 half pay of the load Regiment of Foot. Lieutenant Colonel EDWARD W , on half pay of the.tanth Rcilment of Foot. Lleutenant Colonel Joon Lumen, on half pay of the Bth Garrifon &Rehm'. Major Fatotazve MRTZNIR, on half pay of the late Amerkan Provincials. • MiIOPTHOMAS AUBREY. on half pay. Sir NATHANIEL DOKINFIRLD, Bart. late Lieutenant Colonelof the Windfor Furcate*. • Josses HARRY. Efq. late of the 93d Regiment of Foot: MGM MAX waLt.„ Efq. late Major of the 48th Foot. Han RAGE TWYSDEN, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 4th Regiment of Foot. NATHANIEL. WINO, Pfq. late Major of the 3d Bett. of Referee. GRORCL LYON, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 17th Light Dragoosa I.ItDS Booiii, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 87th Regi ment of Foot. J. P. ADDENBROORR, Efq. late M a j or 54t h R eg i ment o f F oot . OSIAhI COTTiN,I fq. late LiEUICORIA CoItIEICI 0/ the ad Regiment of Fe ot. WILLIAM Mumma, Efq. late Lieutenatt Colonel of ad Re &bona of Foot. GEORGE Melees', Efq. late Major of the sit Life Guards. HENRY HARNAGE, Etq. late Lieutenant Colonel ofthe Royals. J Houk MtLaitorti.Efq late Lieut. Wood of the Ride Corp, Sir EDWARD BAYNES, Bart. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 83d Regiment of Foot. CHRIS f OFIIER WATSON, Erg. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 3d Dragoons. HARRY Ms NOPP, Ffq. late Major of the 77th Light Dragoons. WILLIAM BRERITON, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 511th Regiment of Foot. FRANCIS MANNOCC, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 68th Regiment 4. Foot. Geoute trystoent, Ffq late of the 17th Regiment of Foot. Taoatas C. Donn, Efq late Major of the 17th Light Dragoons. HENRY CHAT 10R. Eft" late Captain and lieutenant Colonel of the all foot Guards. WI Leta At Stelau, Efq hue Lieutenant Colonel of the 83d Re giment of Foot. PEARCE JOSEPH TAYLOR, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 26th Light Dragoons. WILLIAM BAIN, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 97th Foot. MICHAEL LARNE, Efq. lace Lieutenant Colonel of the 7th Light Dragoons. 'nun Goa DON, Efq. late Major of the 38th Regiment of Foot. GEORGE A. MADDEN, hfq late Major of the nth light Dragoons. ANDREW Coe 'WET, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the Royal Honk Guards. WILLIAM MAXWELL, Efq. laze Lieutenant Colonel of the 32d Regiment of Foot: GROIGZSLADDEN, Efq. Lee Lieutenant Colonel of the 86th P.e. stoma of Foot. JOHN STEWART, Efq. late Major of the 27th Regiment of Foot. HAI coo RT MASTS R. Efq. late Major of the 52e1 Regiment Foot. HENRY Peace PULLISNE, Efq. late Major of the aid Light Dragoons. Townes Kowa:soar GREY, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel and Major of the loth Regiment of Foot. WILLIAM Goocu, Ffq. late Lieut. Colonel of the 4th Dragoons. Cuaisroeuaa MACIIELL, Efq. late Major of the 15th Regiment of Foot. JOHN Batons's, Efq. late Major of the lit Dragoon Guards. CHARLES RAWDON, Efq. late Major of the 122 d Regiment Foot. THOMAS PROS y latc Lieutenant Colonel of the 18th Regi • mem of Foot. CHARLES MILLER, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the tR Weft India Regiment. JAMES KIRICuRR, Efq late Lieutenant Colonel of the sad Regi ment of Foot. HIM'S HoUsTOON, Efq. late Major of the 83tit Regiment Foot. Perreao KNIGHT, Efq. late Major of the 4th Regiment of Foot. jonN Twines, Eft. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 28th Regi ment of Foot. GICORGR R. MARTIN, Efq. late Major of the 6th Dragoons. GORDON Scats', Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel in the Royals. Jolts Eters, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel et the ssith Regiment of Foot.. Fhe HOn.SATILLic Hamar LOSILIT, late Lieutenant Colonel of the 234 light Dragoons. JOHN ISALDwIN, EN. late LicutenantColonel of the ph Regiment of Foot. 'miss CANPRILL,E4 late Lieutenant Colonel , of the 9lft Re giment of Foot. CHABLIS AMAND Das/moon, net. late Lknitenant Colonel of the Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards. Jest LS PHILIPS LLOTD, Efq late Liesteoant Colonel of the 86th Regiment of Foot. FRRDERICI Kurtz., Efq late Lieutenant Colonel of the 49th Regiment of Foot. Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM Kau?, of the roth •Regiment of Foot, (in the Me of Wight). War Wee, jely to, 1807; ..••. .~.~--- JULY :6. The homeward bound Jamaica fleet have been palling all day froni the Dnwns to the Eadward ; a confuting fight amid the difallrous intelligence arriv ing daily from the Continent. • There are now eight or nip: fail of the line in the Downs, and we underhand they now wait for fur ther orders before they prnoeed to Yarmnuth to join the other (hips ordered to the Baltic. Yefierday was unfavourable for the fecond public break(afl this karats at Dandelion. St. Swithin not writhing to relinqt,ifh his ancient charter, defcended in frequent Blowers, which occafioned a ♦ery thin attendance of beaux and belles ; not more than tso ♦iftors ambled ; and of thefe there were but a few of the fafltionahles from this ;lace. To-morrow there is to be a file in a grander file at Dandelion— the Bands of the 13th Dragoons, and of the Z.;erman Legion from hence, are to attend, after which there is to. be a cold collation at three o'clock. NAUTILAL, INTBI.LIGEA'CE. MAtLS—Wind S.W. ARR. DUE AIL DC* I , Publin oa I Llibm a a • Waterford et 1 Malta o 0 Gottenburgla 0 3 Jamaica o 0 This morning arrived a mail from Litbon, brought to Falmouth by the Prince of Wales packet, Captain Todd, In 13 days 'His Mayfly's lhip Bergere: siith a fleet from Malta, arrived at Gibraltar en the ttth of kale. PLNZ ANC e. Jutv t4—This morning, wind blowing ftrong at S. S. W. during which the Swallow, ('..plain Pitynter. of Truro, came into our Pia., but narrowly efeaped tiring materially i•jured by coming in before high water, by which means the grnwitled off the Pier .Head: as the tide was flowing, totunately the got cff without any damages. Tent DA V, JUL• iter.eay evening arrived Id. Majeitv' s Mips under the onnmztt,l of Admiral Sir Jamey Fitunartz, viz Hibernia, Dreadnought. Dragon, Ft udroyant, PHI cc of Wales, Monarch, R:lfe, and Char..piau ;, alto the Nimrod c.t• ter, from off Brett. FLYNIOUTH, Jui.r 15 —Came in the St. George. of 98 gum, front the Ch ;nod F:eet ; Lavinia, of 40, and Fortuna, of 36 from a cru;ze. SaiLd the Cockatrice armed DAN of 14 glum with a fleet for the Downs; Warrior, of 74 gu is, to j^in the f1..-et off llrelt Came in the Scorpion, oft 8 guns, from a cruize.. Came from Ilamoaz to Cawfand Bay, the Ville de Paris, of ttz guns, and Moroi; of 24 gu..s. Poi I'AdOUTII. JULY 115.....53Ped his Majeft y's chips Nymph, Nuff,tr, C.mbrian, Safeguar.i, I.everet, and Pluto, for the Downs. The Duke of York enacr is appointeJ convoy for the Downs.—Wind S. W. fovea, Ju LT 14 —The Polecat privateer fent in here . 11R night the brig Juliana of !tell, Captain Harden, Irons Teneriffe, with flizar and wine, bound to Tonningen, alfo the hoy Agenoria, of Porfgrund, In Norway, Captain Train, from Cadiz, with wine, for To oningen. A little pilot cutter, called the Nancy, belonging to this port, was captured i,ff Dungenefo, laft night, by a French lugger: her cr..", fortunately efcapol in the boat, a•ri got Pale on More this morning. A Tarr fleet from Jamaica pall d by here this day for the River, as did alfo the (hip Harkemer, Capt. Howling, from Norfolk, Lound to London.—Wind S W. and moderate. Dirac. Juts t6—Arrived the Morquito A,op from cif Calais, and brought in the Duni% wire! Aurora, Hendrick Schlick ieng, from .bleffina. hound to Copenhagen, with a c...g0 of lime Juice, pempttone, and fruit ; alfo the brig Pelican of Arundel, in Nor wa7,-Fredertek Collenburs matter. front Bantry Bay, in hallaft, which is liberated; and the ketch Coren Hetsefel, of Paptnburo, J Wincing matter, from Bourdeaux, bound to Copenhagen wish wine, brandy. and arrack ; alfo the Two Brothers of Long Sound, in Norway, H. Kr.e matter, from Corves, bound to 1.-ng Sound, in baliaft. The Defiscrate gun brig has brought in the Dalai% brig Saint Plercre, Munert Bayfcn matter, from St. Maloes, hound t o Tonningen.. The Active privateer ot Dever ha's fent in the Daniat bug Sophia Plemtburg. Saul Hendrick Jatafen Matter, from Hour dean:, bound to Copenhagen with wine and brandy ; alfo the Die Goode I !cove, of Pappertima g, R elk Leives in a 116 r, front St Mar tin's with falt, bound to Tonatingen—ditice rd 'arc l The Pule cate privateer of Dover has alfo feat in the Debrende Sag Vette& of Chriftiantaa, Jan Thomefe matter, with wine from BotarCeaut. bound to Tonningen. Arrived la Pique tripte from Jamaica. having under her convoy about ninety fail of !hips, which have failed through for the River r Gofhawke and Leveret Boops from the weftward ; Nymph fripte from Portfrnouth Sailed the Enterprze, Kemp %after, for New York ; the Mofquito flails of war on acruize oft-Calais ItINAIN IN Tilt DOWN. Prince:li of Orange, Vice Admiral Rowley; Cen•anr. or 74 gu n s , Commodore Sir Samuel Hood; Alfred, Mars, Captain, Defence, Rrunfwick, Maida, Cange,. and Spenfer, of 74 gun, ; Nymph and la Pique frigates; Pelican. Golhawke, and Leveret ilnoys ; Zehra and Fury bombs ; 1 urbuient, Deperate,Tygrefs, Pincher, and Mazer gun brigs ; Difpatch naval tranfport, agld Suf. fez Oak hired ketch. YARMOV ru, In t.r as..—Sailed the Stately, or 64 guns, to re• Bete the Agamemnon, eruizing off the Text.' with Acnilral Wel. Arrived the Print:era of Wales cutter from Atemci brought over Colonel Harvey, who has brought difpatches from I.ord Hutchinfoo; the Colonel was landed at Whitby yefterday morning. 'The cutter paired the firft Expedition near Copea hatpin ; and there were only two men of war lying at the Sound waiting fur the convoys. and ildps paffeJ the Sound as ufual. CAL-MAN'S THRATRE.--After the Comic Opera of ?be tilatermaa,a new Mclo Drame, in three Afts, was latt night perfurmed at this Theatre. DeAmATI6 PERSON/E. Fleld Martha Adolphus Mr. CARLY. Alljor Valbront Mr.CunrtiAta • Count Evtrad Mr. Young • : AViticent - Mr. MATIII*S Philip - Mr. LISTON Thomas (an Auftrian Serjeant) Mr. TAYLOR Llmitensut Oliver Mr DE CAMP Peeress ' - Mr. MALE Ceieftina - Mr/. TAYLOR Alice - Mrs. GIB'S Pauline • Mrs. Lisrum STORY. Count Everard, an Auftrian Nobleman, is thrown Into piton open falfe accufat ions. Alice, a faithful attendant, perfuades Lieut. Oliver to alit his dope. Accordingly; upon relieving guard, he Informs the Count of a fecret paftige, by which he Might gain the banks of the Danube. Wight the Count is fuppafcd te be in the very ad of this &ape, the Lieutenant is informed by the Got er. nor, that the life both of himftif and the Lieutenant mutt an:wcr for the Cafe euttody us the prifoncr. An intereiting ficustion is here produced. The Lieutenant gives the alarm, and flops the flight. The Count at length dupes by means or his daughter.— Alice and Oliver, in a generous contett. each take upon themfelves the mime of having aided in this purpofe. The Lidneeant is con demned to death : the Count dircovers Matfett* to rave his friend The Field Martial then opens a Pealed difparch, which, inftead of cootalaing,as fuppored, h is (entente of execution, contains a pardon. It will be feen from this &etch, that the plot bears a near refemblance to the pli:ts of l deli, and I& Diener. , .• The charatiers had notl:ing to dillingailla them.— Mr. YOUNG made the molt ut the Count. The Mufic was by Holm, and was very tweet and ample. The Scenery was good, and fume of the Incidents interefting. This new Piece was received with much applaufe. The houfe was uncomm,nly er..wded. Young Ho , . K is fuppofid to be the Author or Trannatoz. SPORTING INTELLIGEA'Ce. NEWMARKET JULY MERTING, :807. THURSDAY, JULY i 6. Mr. Emden'. Mils Prince. beat Mr. Prince's 1. by Belpint, $ll . alh. each. Two year old C. 25ga.— Ten tot on Mifs Prince. Mr. Elwes's 1. by Stamford, nut of Sophia, SR. beat Mr. Mortices brother to Woodtnan, Sa. slb. A. M. 25Rs.—Even betting.. Lord Grofvenar's Meteora, SR. Ob. beat Lord Foley's Pipylina, 7fl. 131 b. Two y:ar old C. tongs. —Seven to 4 on Meteors. Sir J. Shelley's Fawn, 7fl. 71b beat Mr. Payne's Wood Nymph,. 81t. 71b. Two year old C. 25gs.— Five tot on Fawn. Mr. Wyndham's c. by Ansbrofin, BQ. 61b. beat Mr. Wilfon's 1. by Stamford, 611. 41b. Two year old C. apts.—Six re 4 again:t Mr. Wyndham's c. Duke of Graflon's Bitharian, 7.1. 71b. heat Mr. Lake's Rorataa, 8!l. 41b. Actors the Flat. 25gs. —Six to 4 on Barbarian. Duke of Grafton's Vanity, Bfl. tolb beat General Grofvennr's Have at 'em, 7a. 81b. Bunbui y's M. cogs.—Four toy i on Vanity. blr. Wormwood, 8:1. 71b. beat General Grofvenut's 73. Lad M.:and a Dif• tance 01 B. C. 50g , .-4 In . 1 on Wormwood. MIR IC•LINE. CORN FXCIi.INOR, JULY t 6. There were but few frail arrivals of Wheat in town and the fats thsr,of are nearly at ha pricy—Rye is dcarer-- i uc fupply of Barley is fhort anti tatS, r higher... Melt t h e ram e --B eani of both forts are alto dearer, and few arrive I—the fame of Grey Peas, and the few White further advance.—There arc fevrral fee& car goes of 'inreign Oats arrived, but not many of the licit quality, which are higher—Flour at fin.:l variation. GeNtItAL C.JIkItENCT AS VNDIR: Wbctt, co} 644 766 per qr. Grey Peale c3l. 38sod Fine Ditto. 785 Bas od &Ins, (old) 46s Sts od Rye. Tick Ditto (old) 40$ 46$ od • lisriey•Ssa stsod OatS,2:ll 28, 32$ Malt, 66s 7 si cd Polaud t:iro 38. 34504 Whits I'eak, (Boilers) less Potatoe ditto 37, od Rane See.. 141 281 Fine Floor 6Ds 634 6ts —Seconos sos sss to 60s. It was thought an extranrclinary circumfiance in prectding Lotteries, when a thoufand numbers only were drawn on the fiat day, if no great Prize turned up. Of how much more confequence mutt it now be to adventurers, that in a Scheme, containing at the offset Ids Tickets by loco, and ha►ing zoo numbers drawn on the firtt day, as secs the c-i: on Tuck!ay Isti, th.tt nn Prize above tool. note, and that in confequence every Capital is [till in the wheel ! It is as clear as any rule in the table of calculations. that Lottery Tickets at 191. as. (in a Scheme of moo° numbers) on the commencement of the drawing, might now, from there being only t B,cm numbers in the wheel, and not one of the Capitals drawn on Toerday lalt, be proportionally railed in price, as the numbers have become Ids. Though this increafe of intereft is manifek the Contractors, potllbly, will not take a fall advantage of it previous to the fecond day's drawing on Tnelday next. The Direflors of the Inaitution to fecure Health hot and unwholefome Climates, actuated by mo. civet. of humanity, have recently taken a Houle near the Well India Docks, in be immediately opened for the benefit and accommodation of Mariners, and other, as a Wareh wfe for the Sale of the Yellow Fever Remedy, which is fo firongly recommended and patrnniled by regular and eminent Phyfic;ans.— The Wind's of this Houfe, it is uncle/11°ml, will be conduced upon the fame liberal plan as at the Ware houfesappointed for the Sale of thi s i nva l ua bl e Re medy at Charing Crofs, and in Callle.ltieet, Liver. pool. A perfnn, aged 36, had a (mall Scrnphu;ons Ul. ceration in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then broke put in her wrilt, both her Moulders, .:nd her knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif. poled to heal ; it then atreEted her right elbow ; and thefe ulcera:ions, with a difpolition to general debi lity, the filffcred for twelve years. Her kneewa.healed in the W , .rcelier Infirmary, and the experienced fotoc benefit while a patient for a thou time in St. Bartholo mew's Hofpital, where the made application for the benefit of SPILSIVRY'II PATINT ANTISCORBUTIC Dsors, at the Difpenfatory, No. Is, Soho (*pare, L-radon. By the application of the Drops for fix momh., her ulcers gradually healed, the regained her lb ength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth, and the :mains rerfetaly well. Auy information of the above fret may he oEtained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. CHILD ST EA LING --Yeßerday Elizabeth Bennett was charged before Alderman SIIAW, the Sitting Magiltrate, with Sealing a female child, about the ee weeks old, from a poor woman of the name of Bedekin, who told the Alderman, that the had laid in about five weeks flute in St. Andrew's workhoufe, Gray's Inn•lane, and that (non sifter came Out, file was taken with a fit in Hot. horn, during which time her infant was Rolm away from her ; that the made her complaint to the effiaers of St. Andrew's, who advertifed a reward, by band bills for the child ; in coufequence of which the was Informed that it was at nude with a woman in Red Lion court, London wait, and had been placed there by the prifoner : the dcfcribed a mark on the child's face, and the clothes it had on when it was Stolen, which corrcfpoaded with the in fant's appearance. The prifoner.th her defence; Paid the child was her own ; that the had lain ir,fuur, weeks fince, in Mary la bonne workhoufe ; that the had left it a week (toner than ufual, as the did not with to (wear the chiisl, whole father the had lived with about a twelvemonth.but who was now In the King's Bench. The Nude who had the child (aid, the prifoner called on•her when the was feemingly with child, and had engaged her to nurfe it, but law nothing of her till about a fartnight be.ore. when the brought the infant as her own, and paid her beforehand for i:orfing it. The Alderman ordered the Matrons of the N'orkhoufes to at tend on a future day, and each of the parties to bring fueh females with them as might thmw a light upon this fingular cafe ; in the mean time, he told the Nark to take care of it dll the real nr:ther could be found; but this the one who loft the child could not agree to, hut cried hiderly,faying the would not part with her in fant, but would even go to prifon with it. 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