Star. — London, England, 1804-10-24 00:00:00

11111011? Or 111.111,11110 W. I.IIIIITRWAIII TW 111011111Wr • ?IRS Litie,Tp • I have the honour to inform you. that this morning. about one Manch, a veld from the enemy, which had already fultained the ire of twn gun imam anchored in front of the wifel on board which I (tree. came, hearing dawn on my larboard with all fails fet. ' I enured ter to he fired upon when I believe., her to be within half a cannon flint my fiat difcharge was (candy made, when her bowfprit was entangled in our rigging, which the da- Snared • Thb Terri-law about 5o tons, and her port holes being 'mash higher than our., I was prepared to give her a good reeep• boo I Wipe* bidng any perfon appearing nn deck, 1 conjectured lbs molt be a fire fhip, and in concert with the marine officers, orrery tertian was made to avoid the danger that threatened Tbefoldiera,nOt being able to make the fame oblvtvaiions on ac• count of the Nolte, were preparing to board. hut I prevented them ; ane et them, however, Jean Rode, cluffeur in the 7th Company of the ldbattalion of the Jodi Regiment light, bad his leg broken between the port boles, and was carried this mor Ding to the hdpital. The yards and bawfprit of this veffel were &minted with grappling irons, which held her fo fait bn board us, that we de fp sired of being able to throw her off ; at length, after a quarter of an hour's laborious exertion. during which the crew, behaved w;.' rt , e grcatertfavfroid pollible, we fuceeedcd In cxtriea•iog o• rapes; but we were (carrel) , more than thirty paces from her What the blew up ; yet, thongh we were covered with flames, and luny splinters, both of iron and wood, fell on board, we tuftalneJ no .1,, nage, nor was any one of our crew wounded ; the fire of the txplotion was too much above us to communicate to our vef fel. Two other (mall fire Mips exploded within fifteen orewenty paces of us, but did not reach us. (Signed) GUIDON. PARIS, OCTOBER ti. • M. RAYMTVAL, Secretary to the French Legation at Peter(burgh, left that city on the 2lft September. This prefent Tuefday, at half pall two in the after moon, her Imperial Highnefs, Madame la Prince& Louis, was happily delivered of .s Privet. Confor mably to the ninth article of the Aft of the Conititu- Con of the Empire, dated the 28th floreal last, Li, Serene Highnefs the Arch Chancellor of the Empire vas relent at the birth. He inilantly difpatched Courier to his Majefly the Emperor. to inform him of this news. °crone 12.—This morning, at eleven o'clock, the Emperor arrived at St. Cloud. His return was announced by repeated difcharges of artillery. They write from Marfeilles, that within three days fifteen foreign veffel‘ have entered that harbour. among them a Chip under Ruffian colours. They were loaded with cctton, dying wood, and other pro dueions of the Levant. On the 6th, in the evening, the Empref, arrived at St Cloud from Mentz. The firing of the artil lery announced the next morning to the inhabitants of the capital this fortunate event. • . • Yetierday the Senate, the Legiflative Corr, t h is Triounal, and the Members of the Courts of JulEcr, went en aorta to pay their clutie , to the Ernprel; at St. Cloud, and to congratulate her Majefly on her fortunate return from her joutney in the conquered Department'. A letter tr.-an his Excellency the Minifler of the General Police orders the Prefefts to carry into ex ecution the Imperial decree of the 3d Meflidor, which foppreffes all religion , orders in France. " Never, (lays his Excellency), Stall the Emperor admit the jefults in France ; his Majelly's gracious intent Is, that the. Catholic religion (hall have no other fer wants in France than fecular priefts." The Amerian papers (peak of a wife of Monfieur Jerome Bonaparte. It is very poffible, that this young man. who is not yet so year , of age, might have a Imifirdb ; but it is impaffible that be can have a wife, whilit the laWs of Praoce prohibit a minor of twenty to contrail any marriage. without the confent of his parents or relations, a'ccording to the furrnalitiec or. &red in France. Mon fi eur Jerome Bonaparte was Born in 1784, and upwards oft a months have elapfed Bate the American papers (peak of his marriage. On the :01 ultimo. fifty Englifh pt i:oners of war pared under a military efeort through Name fur Verdun. It is laid that they had engaged in the Corps dm Guidal but, from intet cepted let te... it was t and out, that they had only entered into fuck ar cogasettient, with the hope of finding an opportunt. y to efcape. Government, according to report, will ant accept of the fel vice of any other British fubjefts, ascept thofe born in Ireland, Scotland, I.r Canada. The French funds are fi om 56 go to 57. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. Cnoir, Skrr. la ••-•Govelviment has lately Pent orders to the Governor of Vera cjuz, to remit In Europe, as loon as poffhle, all the bullion collected there. Lao month we began to fit nut here one chip of 112 guot-, one of 83, and one of 74, which, when manned, are to fail for Ferrol. ALGIERS, SEPT. 2.--The Englifb have been mak ing a fourth attempt here. Captain Down tu.r. of the NAACISSUS frigate, font an Offuer to the Ku c k of Vikithardi. to announce that the Captain, as bearer of a letter from Lord Nl,Lsrox, would come on crime the next day. To fmnoth the way in the negociati , n, the Officer was charged in publifh that Rntlia and All the Northern Powers had joined England against France; that 40,000 Frenchmen, endeavouring to make a defcent on the Englilh coal], had been killed or taken prifoners; and that fix flips of the line that efcorted them, had been captured by the Brit ifh fleet. The enemies of France bare fpread this news with eagernefs ; but, unfortunately for their authenticity. a Spanifh veffel, four dais from Alicant, came in a Mort time after the Englifh Ihip. No Spanifh letters fpeak of thefe great evert , ; and the Paris Gazettes, up to the 37t11 of Thermidor, mention notriing of the failing of even a tingle divifion. The Eng. lifh Captain, after tiling various means to be faluted, came affinre on the 13th ; he fent to the Dey the letter of Lord Mason. who contented himfelf with demanding fume flares and Pearflora tion of a Siciliac cargo, valued at 3000 es— . Dey, notwithftanding all she perfuafions of Capt. Do LLLLL petrified in bis firft refolution :he ha; declared, that he will not hear any propofition, nor enter into any arrangement, till another Charge Afore, is fent, inflead of Mr. FALCON. In the evening the Captain taw the Katinardji, who was very pleafaut with Mr. Down stir about his news. The Captain did not fucceed better with this Idi: liter than with the Dey. He patted the night in the I ~,, I.e of a Jew. He re-embarked fhamefidly, in the night of the 16th, after buying a few dozens of fowls, (ivy fhecp. and tome oxen. Nti.sort was dying wit'i hunger off Toulon. There is no ftep that he does not take at Tunis and Algiers, to procure provifions. The Rebel Gooier, according to the lag reports, is in a very bad fituation. All the oneatinefs he had excited here has ccaled.— journal de Commerce. • /rt. Perstssuaest, Starr. ug..—Two • Ihips of the line, two fr;gatse,And feveral fmaller Teich, are tak ing in pravifinns for four months, and te be ready to fail at 4 moment's notice. To-morrow, or the day after to-morrow, the Chamberlain,Baron Notovit.rz aorr, embarks on board a frigate for London. A new proclamition has ordered new recruiting for our army. FRANCIEFORT, OCTOIIIt is raid that Great Brirtin had defined the too famous Bravest SMITH for the Embaffy to Vienna, and bad given notice of its intentions ; but that the Emperor would not, on any account, acknowledge Srancla SMITH in that chArafter ; and that then only the Court of London defined. OCTOUR 7.—Fhortly after the Emperor's depar ture from Maur, the RufGan Charge d'Affaires, M. D'Ou sem, arrived here, where it is Paid, that he is waiting for new orders from his Court. We rtai &re a Ryiate ekdaraticas of War, but its authenticity is doubted. According to letters from Italy, magaiitias lind proviliobs are congaing for scsooo men, Gallo-Ita lian troops, defined for the South of Italy. to aug ment the army under General Sr. Cvit, in the king dcun of Naples. : Hateautati, OCTOIIaI IteTaiLf• &BIM SUM. is arrived at Stralfund, where hi intends to embark for Sweden, afterwards to go Overt to England by way of Gothenburgh. Generals Etanariorra and BeavnlPß. after a conference with Gen.•Mie rioter. at Bentlir,m, on the Dutch frontiers, liavg returned to Hannver.—Letters from Copenhagen of the 6th Hale, that on the 2d, all the (hips in thp road of Elf neut., to the number of 400, had failed with a fair wind for the North Sea. The Englifh convoy failed at the fame time, taking with it the Swain' (tip, ..,ded with timber, under pretence that in England, a Proclamation has been publillted, ordering the de tention of all neutral flips, having fueb cargoes, on paying , he freivh., &c. HAGUE, Ocroara 17.—Betides our Ambandor SCHIMARLEFIIIIINCR, and Admiral Vaa HAUL, who are already appointed Members of the Legion of Hon ur, the Emperor of the Trench has bellowed .1 1 e fame order upon our Direaors BILANTSEN and BICKER. the Secretary of State VANDELOOES, the Admirals WltrElell nod Ktearar, and.the Generals DAISOALS and DUSEONCEAU.—(Hogue CoUrant.) • LONDON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE creurFt comae, money elf--ditto. far an• 57#—°rnallta 6. Exchequer Bilk, par to . PRICE OF STOCKS YISTRRDAY. Bank Sala. 155.160 %II 1 3 per Can. t 797. 970 3pa Cent. Red. Ana. Ening Ana en* 1;3 at 3 per Cent. Conf. r7:kl OMIIIIIM. 6f 6 r-m. 4 pc, Cent. '3l 7 2 I t Coe. for ace. sit} 3 pa Cent. Navy sto s per C. to be paid in Ajp. Olt The Gazette of haft night coniiinerhe particulars of the capture of the three Spanithyrigates. We are happy to find that 45 of the crew of the one that blew up were laved. We have ventured to tOrrerft the Gazette, where it (peaks of Vienna wool, evidently a typographical error for Vicuna, commonly called rwlea evcol, the fleece of the wild Peruvian fbeep. We alfo fufpeft that the bars of Tin will turn out to be bars of Zink, or Nickle; or perhaps Silver, as there is not, throughout the whole sztent of the Viceroyalty f Peru, a tingle mine of Tin. Moll of the Dutch (hips which were freighted with provitions for England, have been allowed to fail from the ports of that country, and are fafely arrived in the River, and other of the Engin ports. Ao. , ut twenty have arrived fince Sunday ; but from what ne have learned, we cannot flatter ourfelves that this free commercial intercourfe will lag Much longer. Yellerday, after our Paper was at prefs, we re ceived the French I,ornals to the .7th, and Dutch Journals to the >;th init. They contain the trench accotnt of !Le late attack on the gun-boats at Boulogne, and (event' other articles worthy of a perufal, which our Rader, will fled in the preceding column,. We learn from indifputable authprity, that the Emperor Ae►l*anaa has ordered the French Charge des Affaires to quit Peteriburgh in 34 hours. This overthrows all the fpeculations as to the reftoration of the diplomatic relations between France and Roc. fia. After filch a flap, it is not likely that the Est • etliOlt would liflen to any prupofition of PftlICA tend ing to renew them. It is believed that M. D'Ousat WAS rot allowed to quit Mentz till the arrival of the French Charge deb Maffei on neutral tertitory MIS known, An Eng:;fli Gentleman left Alicitht on the tGth September. on board a Danißs Vail, after having had the yellow fever. They touched at Gibraltar on the zd inflant, but welt not allowed to enter the port. 11--z fever had feized the garrifon, and between fifty and fixty woe dying daily. This Gentleman left the Danilh vcltcl, and landed in an open boat between Brighton and Worthing, and appeared on Monday upon the Exchange. This proceeding, fo contrary to the laws agsinß the breach of quarantine, have fubjeiled him to the penalties of the law, and we on derßand he was yeflerday put under arra. Private letters by the lay Lifbon Mail render the above account but too probable. The alarm in Gi braltar was very great. It is Paid that a rich Jew of fered the mailer of the above veffel 7001. to carry him and his family away, and all who can, quit the place. Many, it is raid, have betaken themfelves to living in any fort of craft on the water to be out of the way of the infetlion. We anzionfly hope that the feafon will quickly reduce the violence of the ditlemper, and reflore the health of the town and garrifon. Every precaution, ton, &mild be employed to guard against the introduaioa of it into this country. Happily the time of the year dicainifhcs that danger. • . NAUTICAL mrsthoorci. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wur3 N. W. • • •lL DOZ. ♦ll. MN babas o I Haniburrh 0 3 Watorked $ Golteaburgh o o PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, OCTOBER 23. ADMIVILLTT-OMICI, OCTOItt 13, 1804. C•pv of a Letter fiver tbe Monocrat* WILLIAM CORNWALL'', Admiral of the White, Ste. &e. to WILLIAM Matinee?, Efq. dated on bred OW ViLLa me Peals, in Torbay, the mob of • Oftober, !no. • Sir—l have the honour to enclofe, for the informa tion of the Lords Corokniffioners of the Admiralty, copies of the feveral communisations tranfmitted to me from Captain Mona', of the 'NOW FATIGABLE, giving ail account of his proceedings in the erecu. tion of •the fervice he was fent opon, in which he has, in company with the ?Arouse, LIvILT, and Alamos, fucceeded in detaining the .Spanith fri gags therein named. Admiral MONTAO COMM pleated to me the arrival of the Lima at Spithead, on the tyth, with the Fama. (Signed) W. coaww•Lus. • 5, • INDIFATIGABLZ, at lea,' Oift. 6. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that I have executed the fervice you did me the honour to charge me with. On the morning of the 29th of Sepltember, the INDEFATIGABLE got off Cadiz ; on thsloth, we fell in with the Mimosa. Capt. GORE hat jog informed me the Ass prison was in the Streightt Biwa. , and that the Tesoreria was off Gibraltar, andthat Sir Rosser Baits-ow meant to go into Ca diz for the trade there, on his way to England; I thought fit to fend the MEDUSA to apprife Sir Ro ' star Baaeow. of the nature of my order, that he night then judge whether or not he fhould go into Cadiz, and I .direaed Captain GORE to rejoin me with the Alumina as foon as poi ble off Cape St. Mary. On the ad initant, I was joined by the LIVELY, .and on the 3d, by the Mronse and Aat 'MlA i ,the latter having communicated what, I theitgbkneceiary to Sir Rosser Baazow. Yeller day morning, Cape St. Mary bearing N. E. nine leagues; the MIDUEA made a fignal for four fail W. by B. I made'the fignal for a general dace; at eight A. IL difcovered them to be four large Spa nu& trigs* Which formed the line of battle a head on our apprelach, and . continued to (leer in for Cadiz, the van flop carrying a broad pendant, and the (hip flat to her a Rear.Admirsts flag: Captain Goss ' being the hiadmoll (hip, placed the Mums* on the wordier beam of the Commodore; the Imorrarsoa as,l took a finailar pofition alongfide of the Rear- Admiral ; the Ame HlOll and bestir each taking an opponent isi the fame manner, as they came up : af. ter hailing to make them (batten fail, without ace, tared a (hot acrofs the Rear-Admiral's fore-foot, on which he fhortened fail; and 1 tent Lieut. ASCOT?, of the Internment.% to inform him, that my or-' ders were to detain his fquadron ; that it was my earneß with to execute them without bloodfhed ; but that his determination mutt be made ;pliantly t after waiting Tome time, I made the fignal for the boat, and fired a (hot a-head of the Admiral. As loon as Atedficer returned With an unfatisfaiStory anfwer, I fired another (hot a-head of the Admiral, and bore down elide do his weather-bow ; at this moment the Admiral's fecond a-(kern fired into the Aeration the Admiral, fired into the Istisrartcarizz ; and I made a figtial for dole battle, which was intlantly commenced with all the alacrity and vigeta of Eng- Hat tailors. In lets than ten minutes la Mercedes, the Admiral's fecund a-Bern, blew up alongfide the Aiermtou, with a tremendous explofion. Captain Sorrow having, with great judgment, and much to rny (265/et:lion, placed himfelf to leeward of that flip, the efcape of the Spanifh Admiral's (hip was rendered almoli impoffible ;in thin. half all how' lie flruck, as did the opponent of the Llvt ie. Per. ceiving at this moment the Spanilh Commodore was making off, and teeming to , have the heels of the MEDUSA, I made the fignal * fat the LIVELY to join in the Chace, having before noticed the fupetior fail ing of that (hip. Captain HAMMOND did not lofe an inflant ; and we bad the fatisfadion, long before (unlit, to fee from our mail-head that the only re maining (hip had furrendered to the MEDUSA and I.Azzy. As (non as our boats had taken poffeffion of the Rear-Adthiral, we made fail for the floating fragments of the unfortunate Spanifh frigate which blew up; but. except forty taken up by the Am- F HlOleb boats, all on board perifhed. This filuadron was commanded by Don Josers BUST.% M FiITE Knt. of the Order of St. James. and a Rcor-Adrniral. They are from Mon , e Video, Rio de la Plata, and. from the information of the Captain of the flag (hip, contained about four millions of doliai 5, eight hon. dred thoutand of which were on board the MerceJes which blew up. Other accounts late the quantity of fpecie to be much greater, public and private, and there is betides much valuable rnerchandize on board the captured (hips. Our lots has been very trifling. I have not yet had the returns fr..:na the other (hips, but the Imosra ricaata did nut We a man. The Spaniards (offered chiefly in their rigging. which was our obje&. The Captains of the d.ffcrent Blips condueled themfelves to ably, that no honour could accrue to me but the fortunate accident of be ing fenior officer. The zeal, a&ivity, and fpirit of the officers, feamen, and marines of the fpadron is bell evinced by the complex manner in which they performed their work. Lieutenants Goes, P and Ascorr, of the IPIDIVATIGABI I, and Lieute nants HavILAND and Hots, of the marines, gave me that lupport which their uniform good condo& formerly taught me to rely on. Mr. Gairrivia's, the condua has my petted approbation. I pre fume to recommend, in the &ranged manner, Lient. Joan Goat, of the Irsori•rioaszr, to your favour and rotation. ( Sig ed i 2 GRAMME NOORS. Force of ;be span forwt La Mum ifiwg lb")—Fortrtwo guns.. fete= pounders • the maim elwiowel three bun& wimen. taken ; two mm Wed arm ten weendal. LA FAISAAVISSADOIket . IahIp)..-Thrty-fli gems, twelve ran dors, co the main deck nod tyro hundred and cabal men taken ; no ITI BM & LA CLAllAtlttrty du ono. twche.poustiers, on the tondo deck, and three hundred men, taken t no return.. . pus, twaer-poondirs, on tt, main deck. and two hundred end eighty nun, tgew up ; &wad Caputo and furry men caved. . 1 tr. ‘n Le, Plymouth Sound. Odt t bre t 9. Sir—l have to inf tan jnn art the arrival at the , port, of his hfajelly's thip strider my command, with tl a AMPHION, which I prep c: to tder to England foe the fecurity of the two Spar ith ft iga.e. la Medee and la Clara, which we have htought Ist with so. We hate fccn nothing of the Mtou.o and L maim, with the Spada the evening of the saints. abets I enclofe a copy of the' acenant _ the Spanith Major of the (quadrat, and cargo on board the four fhiya. Dour tole, &c. (Signed).. A general ftatesneot of the Goods sad gates of this Avitioo,eoattaanded by . y Guerra, Chief of the Neutron uf tie ON ACCOORT OP TOR Ms o ca --35 lacks of ViClial cafcarilla, 1627 bars of do, 803 ptea au Lars iu Myer. Fa ma-300 ban of tin, all planks of in Myer. M nexuses—so racks or Vicuna wool. 20 data ssid tasks estcaritta, 1239 bars of tin, 961 pigs of copper, sod slip° in Inver. CLARA.2O fadri of Viiona wool, 20 cleft sad fucks of eatilla, 1666 bars of *437 1 POP of copper. sod $34.694 dadus Oloer. TOTAL 73 rocks of Vicuna wool. 6o ebefts and amk6 of est. carbla.4732 bars of do, 5735 pigs of copper. as pkoks of wood, and 1,3°7,6 ja dollars in OM. ON ACCOUNT or TES aIitCRANTS. M1D11.32 thefts of Fianna, 951,619 dams in fivers 2.79,50 x gold, reduced into do:lan. and 114,600 kg" II geld M. doted into dollars. FAMA-316,597 dollarq in Giver, 2:7056 a irib rsdosid lon dollars, and x 54: ingots of gold, reduced int o MitaClD r--. 590,000 dollars in direr. CLAILA--621,400 gold reduced into &Dan. T0rr1...-32 thefts ut Platina, 1.,1159,5t6 dollars in 1419,4(8 gold, reduced into dollars, and 130p11 ingots od red s reduced into dollar ON accoonr or TIC MARINI COMPANY. Mum f , sl l i niato-14.930 real Gdns. E. CLARA.-10 pipes offal oil. ToTAL—s6,9s3 feal kin: and 10 pipes of real all. Copy nf a letter from Captain Moses, of Ms Majelfes Sip ffit- IGAILI,to WILLIAM ISIARSAIN,E94.IIMMI din slit Sir—l herewith tranfrnit to you, for their Lord- (hips' information, a return of the killed and wound ed on board his Majefty's !hips in the anion of the sth of Odober, !Boa, together with the loft of the Spaniards. I am, Sir, ace. (Signed) °Lana* 1,00114. -•- • • - Medtda":...Her Return not received. Araphion--Lleutenant Witham Dorsett; wooded. 3 Ames and one eta toe, worded, badly. !lady—a M&lad i 4 wounded. La Medee (tbe grist& Adagral)—.4 liMed ; to tratimiiii. La Clara—p Med ; lo wounded. La Fanm—t t killed ; and go *Graded. Li Adereedes.ralown up, the &mod Captats, sae ,41 imam Geed by the A mpliicia, all the red perifted. (Sallied) maws MOBS. PLYMOUTN, OCTOSIR 22 —CAM is from the. Channel Fleet the rourmoras y, of pas. Rear Admiral GRAVES; RIFOL3I ; of 74 guns, Cotenant. of 74 guns, and the 131ADICSA, of 38 pan—Sailed to join the Channel Fleet, the &trauma, oftt r l g . uns, Natan, of 38 guns, Rear Admi ra l Lo NORTNISK ; and the Aloes, of 36 guns; alto the H•ItLEVIN ; of 14 g uns, and the 1 3 scass, of to guns, on a cruize. This morning the ad battalion of the 8111 Reginient, where embarked on &tonics, of sd:guns, Lieut. Lassa, and tranfports, fir Cork, to relieve the 48tb• Re' ordered to the Well Indies. By accounts from Gibraltar, brought by the As. r Rion. of 36 guns, Capt. Sur TOW, is learnt , that the deaths at Gibraltar in the hot feAfon, duping the pre. valence of the fever, had bees nearly 8o perfons daily, but had confiderably abated. PORTSMOVTN,OCTOIIi R 2 3. — ArrivecItheCcictia and. the Tic rsr a, gun-In ig 1. from off Havre.—Sailed the boa cutter, on *MOM The Bsausoar cutter is appointed to convoy the following veffels, via.; the Loyalift, LENDS!, Stork. Tuosersoss, and the War' liam Henry, Durst., to Cork, to join convoy for the tVell Indies, and will fail to-morrow if the wind is fair. Wind Eatlerly. DEAL, Octosra 23.—This morning failed the CuRLIVI :loop of war, with a fleet of outward-bomsd vet Tels under convoy, for Portfmcuth l'Essmaciat floop of war, with a convoy for Cork; Footless (loop of war, with a Beet t.f tranfports, having of board troops under convoy for Goernfey ; WASP. RAIN DkIRR, and the SAR•CiII floop of ear, with the Camel and Minorca Bore Ibips, to the mamas* CHAMPION and I'IMMoaTALITt frigates; HARM DART, ORESTES. ZEPHYR • licantss. and PUPIL, Hoops of war Fear and D;st•ovsay bombs, with feveral gun-brigs for the French coati. . - ." .1. 4 ; 4 1 frilpite ream, a they parted tram at delivered to me b iadroa, of the tre wipe. I have the eaa *w 11011111.-. liffeeta,brought b y ` del 7 Dee Jegeph de Beften. the Reyaltirry. rill /LINO. 1.04 ehelts end rubs to of copper, and 75t,740 If wood, end 77e0p00 FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIAVISIJID, OCTOBER 13...-Paffed try tieNterry Mark, Sew for ; Two Brothers, Benfow Yowl, Peter, Tieffs, mod as Vmw Marmara, Safi. from Rotterdam —lralled the Tatham, Toddard. far Dernarara ; betray. bartlett, for GUsrahar; burgh, Thomas, IW Laois ; Ur, Janes, for Dublin; Plawes. man, Smith, far Stettin; Navigation, Frain; Marta, Mwer beg, and the Maria (Marlette. Waft, for Ellinore. This morning, at Bank Houle, Merton, Mrs. Pat ti. wife of JAN', PIRRY, Efq. was fafely delivered of a fon. Only two days to draw.—Rich State of the Wheel,: s Poses as -413,00 s a . of -• food s - - 1,003 4 - of• - son Re. &e &e. —Ftra.dravra Friday Morning will be entitkd to Tickets and Shares, warranted andrawn. an felling at all the Licenfed B. Saturday the Lottery finifbes drawing. There never was a Lottet y whereby the public reaped fueh advantage. as in the prefent. The capital Prizes Already dt awn l.ay: all been (hared among the adventurers ; and further, an imp Ttant oppoi ; titbit y prefents itfelf to thole who wigs to renew their ci,Ance „ or become porchakts for obtaining the following grand prizes Of 20,0001. It Of 50001. it of s 000 L 4 of soot. which mull be drawn on Friday or Sauer. day next, the day on which the Lottery clef's.... Tickets and fhates are felling at Ho and Co.'s, 26, Coruhill, warranted usdrawn. Coorses Hatt..—By particular detire of the Vo. tines of Dame Fortune, the nest reprefeatation of the popular Play of The "el .f Fe', see, with ,be Pme, will be nest Friday, being the lett time but one of performing this year. The very ;vest arphtufe the Younr; Rnscoui, Atiat B&e Corn ce.ved when he produced the fortunate ticket No. 6 79t, which was proclaimed with beautitul empli•irs, *. Tairetery Tiooyeeel Pnem.6 frinopai Nowt." drew trom a rr y,u cr iwJed And biill;Ant audience in.. ,-tiff.nt peals of applaufe. Tni• ProchimAtion will b e repeated art rir (fay. r j rthly teo;ro ; in addition to which the fitll-drawn 'racket will be milled to Fire Theigfaid Pearls.