Star. — London, England, 1816-10-24 00:00:00

4a. loth are tt. pee, they find it convenient to write letters from and Tents, front Malta, Sicily, the Greek pas; 'and COnituntinople. They should try to iiesuch articles at least an appearance Of plausibilitj. t h es e Journals there is a curious story of the *Oral Mission,. having been again expelled from bi tta : -.their offence, that of having returned after i t mey.eipultion. Their chief was put to death. tarries ire still biey fiequent in Ttaly, especially tyre 1 ,34 e of the Simplon. Several English families 14; l A tflybeen stripped of every thing—. bad these elkildren bean at home, 0; sliding on dry ground, tlionand pounds to one penny, ,1 Dey'had'a% all been drown's'! I • • PARIS, OCTOBER 21. Voillbrtow Monier, who was convicted of the ' hey t& see the Castle of Vincennes, win be unthe Plaee de Greve. TaehatLivealber of yesterday prevented the grand • from taking' place, which was intended, of or . **PS,' in'the Place Vendome. letters frOni Lausanne of the 10th of amber, rt ) t irn khat astassination. and robberies multiply indfully in Italy. Travellers are stopped at 15 or huiludistance from the Simplon ; this has occurred 'deer English families, one of them had their wier killed, and the others, after tieing completely !aged of every thing, were then left tied to trees. 1 1101 w of English, who intended passing the thaw is Italy, have returned to Lausanne. VIANNA, OCTOBER 10. The Ernoyfroas Tunis bad the honour, oil the Id of September, of a solemn audience with the etatttl-Visier, to whom he presented, for the Sultan, eseial magnificent presents. Among these were # beautiful female slaves, who were immediately Mete the summer palace of Beschitach. The other ;emus which were exposed to public view, consisted (input Arabian horses richly caparisoned, cistrichet, (, in silver basins, .and a splendid Bag of crisis. '•,.riehly embroidered. . insuirectioe ,of the Janissaries at is spoken of, in whic h the Aga and Bostangi Baschi, performing the Governor, were cut to pieces. Thii re- 10 • / r: I I am•ation however. /irons of Trebisond we learn, that the that city being at open war with the • Bey, was obliged to evacuate the occupied by 4000 rebels. The sol• Bey committed all kinds of ezcessv.s inhabitants of Trebisond. The M. Dupre, was obliged to barricade defend himself against the factions. health at Constantinople has not been last accounts—symptoms of the plague aw and then, but they are rare. At thought themselves secure, but suddenly 'mptoms broke out in an English news from the Morea are much more evil on the - contrary is diminishing at Canea. _ ' t • D'OSSOLA„OCTOBER 12. Police .ciar•City, occording to the Jat of Milan, has arrested several Bri iNfew theroutebf Simplon. Effects have one IMO Matterini's, which ate sup been, stolen from Eaglish . travellers.— has also been found, in which - there are to Mr. 'Lyster. The Chiefs of the ibout to be taken up. These Banditti !ions: they do not belong to Italy, but :limo! all nations whose uoops have Italy of late years. CEITE, OCTOBER 10. demands upon us for our wines ate great, and basic trade with Italy and Spain. , A which had put into Gibraltar for a few 'irates, was captured on her coming American cruizer. Two Eng= sailed frem Gibraltar immediately after- We have not . biiint that they took ' den ' Pirate* insergeots seem to keep up as un- Aunt/in/At whitilegficatt‘tookinci particularly Itt Gibrat4r. The Englith -have redcubled their vigilance there. 444 'Wittily of_ the aaeo-, very of a prbject to talc! Gibraltar from the Eng* —lt is doubtless to shew,4gland the danger of Id, !crating the Insurgents, that the,rep.ort of an attempt has teen credited which aprieiiiv*sbe madness itself. The price , of corn his falien,lsere much, and abun dance is visible every where. • ROME, OC I OLER 1. The allocution of the Pope at the late election of Cardinals, contains some curious facts respecting the state of the Clirh.tiari Religion in China. It 'seems that the Jesuit Missionaries to-that empire have re cently undergone grievous periecu:ions. Gabriel Du fresse, a French Missionary, and Bishop of Tabraca and Vicar Apostolic of the -province of See -1 Tehuen, for .thirty-nine years, Kis been put to death. —Haiiing been banished by the Chinese Goveinrinent, impelled by religious fervour, he returned, but was soon discovered, and put in irons. Me Mandarins then suddenly affected Much kindness, ordering his chain; to be broken, and overwhelmed him with ca resses. But they bad honey in their mouths arid poison in their hearts. They boldly desired him to abjure his religion: orihis side he spoke of the futility' of the Chinese rites, and extolled the Christian dog mas. The perfidious Mandarins had concealed two persons behind the partition, who wrote down the Bishop's words. An accusation was consecuently drawn up, and the Bishop was taken before the Vice-guy, who being a sworn enemy to all Chris• tians, conderimed him immediately to die. In an instant this respectable old man was stripped of his robes and led forth to the place of execution, where an immense crowd war assembled. Thirty-three Christians, whom no torments could divert from the true faith, were led out at the same time, surrounded by executioners and iustrunients of torture. All of them were then told that they must abjure the Chris tian Religion or undergo the punishment of the cord. With heroic fortitude all refused to renounce their SAVIOUR, ani beseect:ed the Bishop to give them absolution and his last benediction. The Bishop granted their request, and after urging them to lollow his example with firmness, laid his head on the block, and vie executioner at one blow then severed it from his body. The Christians, Who had been only brought out to frighten them, were *teconducted to prison, and after wards banished. The head of the Bishop of Tabraca was atEsed to a gibbet, with the inscription-4 4 Apostle of the Christian Religion and Bishop of Euri , pe.''— The same words were seen on the box,- which was adorned with a figure of the Bishop, and cc,nuoined his head, and wltich was paraded for some days' in all the places whet! the' Christians lived who had been converted by him. His blood was preserved by the Christians, and distributed among the inhabi tants of various towns and •illages. The body, after lying three days on the scaffold, watched by Cbris-' tians, was interred with pious devotion. Ano►her Missionary, Augustine Fohar, iged 73, was beaten so unmercifully, that he died in . .a few days. The Judge who condemned him admonished him to consider his great age and the pemishment which would follow upon his refuting to renounce Christianity : and when he was undergoing the pu nishment the Judge said, 4' Nuw your con has de• serted you."—" Oh, no,". said Augustine, " He has given me strength to endure all. this and much more !" The Judge, mad with rage, then ordered him to be struck in the face, which killed him. Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted military business with the PRINCE Reoiter, at Carlton Houie. Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE . visited the PRINCE REGENT. Lord SIDAIOUTLI bad a long.audience of the PAINE* REGENT yesterday. . . It is. definitively settled that the Duke of.Kzwr will shortly lead i% Continental Pitmans to the HY4 mental Altar. Yesterday the Princess CHARLOTTE and Print; LeoroLD came to town from Claremont. Prinei Lzoromisoon after, attended by Sir RoBT. GARDINE44 went to'dine with the Fishmongers' Company Monday the PRINCE &throes stag hounds turned out on Ascot Heath race ground, and to-Morrow they will start at Sviialey I s odge, each day at , put ten o'clock. We are' concerned 'ld heir. that the'Counteia of Livzitroor, has lately agehiliekin'a blood vessel— but, we are happy to add, that though her Lad) ship is still very weak, it is-thought she will recover.- The affairs of Germany will yet reqUire some time to bring them to a state of Order 'satisfactory to all parties. In Prussia,- as will be seen by the letter from Berlin, the complete organization of the Repre sentative system is probably, not very distant. . The affairs of Wiutemberg are , less priimising. The King' and the States are Still as issue': which of their plans is best adapted • for the,.public interest we have no right to decide, buttheleople are on the side of the States. An article from Rast;dt speaks of an intended in .timate alliance between -Austria. astd Bavaria, the consequence. probably of the Marriage about to take place between the Emperor of AUSTRIA and a Bay& rian Princess.. It also mentions engagements con tracted between thy Courts of Munich, Stuttgart!. Carisruhe,Hesse and Nassau, the nature of which is not exactly known, but they are prestiMed to relate chiefly to the six#rnitecl exercise of the rights of Sove reignty on the part of these Monarchs, or, in, other words, a,. combination against free Constitutions.— There is, however, a spirit.in:Germany that . eanoot long be kept down: and those ,who endeavour to 'break it by oppression, will ultimately find that, even with . : view to their own interests, they have pursued a most mistaken . : • • ` o 4rw '4 . - Pi t' • .." 1114 . • • • ' .( qt is to Isis 1111010iiki Oat' ittluitioni ire ing place • itt the! Aiitiyi that the Inspect's* Fi.aid Otters in Nctith Anterica will not be forgotten— lituatinns. sehich ere, quitioaseless in every respect..- theie Officers, at twenty thiliiugs a-day„haviog. no s'rt of duty to perfOnni tteept to tit as members 01 Counts Martial; A Corporal's Party of the Guards is puled every, night in Carlton House, or witliiu its circuit. It goes on dirtyat tea, is relieved at two, anJ disniissed The Country . ship Erperiment arrived in the Downs on, Monday, from the Isle of .France, with deiach merits of the 12th, 22d, and sith regiment 4 and the men were landed at Dcal oil Tuesday. • 6 4 06 *.sisepe*Witienrifidevii . . i ro intite States, and believes itlelf justified, so s s this dem a nd is not granted , 19 withhold the For this is the Meaning of the ot s,. to a fritndly Manner several I : 4y,t v ittiticits , and 4ssl i ng en the grq, held o u t it,i,ihepeptitieivlto had been led astral," 4e d these, Deputies that they ottglit " not to the yig ht of , following out diei r . own if • a ••••• I L if ete to tiff we have much that Is new. t .1 11-11;` 'EVE NING sTAit: r " 1.0 N - I)(2iN , • 4 • .‘.••• • • ".1 Tifig t.SOAY ALL. STATE LOTTERY A WN. THE SCHEME,. WITH ,ONLY oirren f 3, CONTAINS THREE GRAND CAPI tALS t. f lso, , &c. ace. ' . ,THU - • ' RS Y....00T08ER 24., 1816.. r blot 40• STOCKS THIS DAY Al' TWE I .VE O'CLOCK t 'Ahmedfl ifl —Coos. Mo. 61if —Coos. for acc.6.14 . T i ti so cior i 7bi- 5 per Cent. Navy `;4• . 141. 155 . r t.—Exchequer Rills, 91.115. pre. 6 "• • ▪ rr e tive recbived the Paris Papers of Mn m il...*, ittiic9ntain; in a letter rretencled to be from Cette. • a p lt bird statement yespeeting ()ibraltar, which „ wa il, in danger.of Laing cartured by the Spa- t. o sdsi in revenge int , protection a:forded to South lonian hsersentst The Parisian 'Editors are ▪ orr iplexed . tb find matters of complaint agAinst I S the. present degraded state of the Press in ie i ••s in silver basins, .1 tali damask;riehly ern rn 4 lbeadful insturei Adrianople is spoken st. Ogles Dagdevirert, Boi 0 6 fattiClin of Governor, patwants coufirmatior trotathe•envirous of per ap Vann, Of that city 14. II 'lees Sahli Bey, • whiaWas oceupie • qf Satili Bey coat to le d Vitt the peaceable in l a. back Consul, M. Dz ' hove, and defend 1 The state of health a • since last accot "- appear now and " they thought tl wir • tsar ' .Iqpirmot sympt Ia • • The news fro, - g t the evil on and Canea. said Deus Dell,lo aQ d the Vigilant Police •—••• , s ot that of M ,ch.. • who infest them • llO seized at ( Hie l ira isrd to have been stol , fie . Portfolio has also I berie • addressee" to MI hick • are about to • tits' nations: the ) s . sre the scum . of a gbh through Italy c rtes, CEITE lak ra demands uprut In-ts• •• cc .PPoot a basic trae ' ship which hal 614 %avoid the pirate bf on independent is ciP4 dips sailed frost isle) but '4 have f the on the Pirate* 2 di' ibg g panah Insurg • #if MAILS—ARR. Due. ARR. DOR. '1 8 Flanders .' - 0 0 Dubtfil . Waterford - . 1 • 0 j France - - - 1 Guernsey and Jersey fl Haniburgb - - Holland 0 2 j Gotteolturgb -- 0 FALMOUTH, OC ['OBER 21. Sailed the calliope, GbODWIN, for the Wdlteria nean.—Wind Ni fresh breezes, fine weather. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 9.3. , • . Arrived the Jeune Henrietta, Prima, from Ant. wig - ) for Charleston; and the Amicita, Mvaa, from Ameterdina for Surinam.—Wind Westerly. DEAL, OCTOBER BS. . Arrived and sailed for the River the Minstrel, MAYAN), from Bengal.. Arrived and remains. the Mary; HMO. from Quebec. Caine down frnhi tfil;iver the Camden, BILLINOHURST, for Asitigni% , 514 t-an. CRUSEY, for Jimaita ; Trent, GRAN+, tie Bar. badoes ; and Quebec, JACKtiON, for New York, and remain in the Dowas. Saded die William Manning, for St. Kitts.—Wind N.W. HARWICH, OCTOBER 23. Sailed tike Prince of Orange packet for Holland, and Henry FrewHog packet, for Cuxhaven, ;v3O with N.V. MARGATE, OCTOBER 23. Four large anchors. two chain and two other ca bles, and one anchor and abort sixty fathom of pa tent cable, belonging to the brig Ciwalho, Captain Mount', have been taken up. and landed here. RAMSGATE, OCTOBER 23. Put in here for shelter, the Union and Vine. from London ; Volante, trom Shields ; and fame, from Ipswich. GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 99. Arrived the Christina. Roelof, front Amsterdam; Alert, Biases, front flamburgit; Harnsony, Pratt, from 114.tran!Lito ; Coventry, North front oi. Lucia; and Vine, M'l.vorntii, train the Canary' diland,—:-ailed the Hanover, Adaraion, for I ilitaiC4 Elizabeth and Sarah, Sunnier' for Gorr.: and Senegal; British Qucun, Wilhn ai 4, for tlru,;es;*iirondAle, Row, fur H4VIT ; Pe ieraburgh Packet, Horn, for PeterOturgh ; 'kuloy. Bruce, for Amsterdam; and Princess of Hiles, For, for Ostend. CUS fOMLHOUSE, OCTOBEit S 2. SIIIPI TNTIR ED OUTWAItD.Tbe Ca Atkinson ; Harrison; John ,Shand, Gresep; Argo, Barclay; and Fame, Smith, for lainalca ; Albion, Wotteu; acd William Henry, Gre,nwell, for Ostend; Marie, Paubuirr ; and now. Tomerc b , r, f6r Havre ; Nicholas. Millie, for Pernambuco; Unity. Li wards; and Endeavour; Humphreys, for Dublin; Elizabeth, Gray, for Berblee; Liresada, Appleton, for Pon-au-Prince and St. Domingo; Confederacy, Wandiry, for Awwerp; Mars,' Horsevrell„for Tener;o2 ; and erasers, Gilchrist, fur Ant:gua. oLAIE TRADE BY FRANCE AND SPAIN.-.-COBUNNA, Sim 29 —64 Arrived this diy the St Juan tie Co runna, Vidal. from Bourdeaux, with merchandize, for the Sh,ye Trade .on the coast of Guinea, where the said vessel is bound to, having come here to get her clearinces as Spanish property." Some of opr conteaporaries persist in maintaining that the fOrnaces are all again at work. We shall be happy tnfind their staterntnt eventually confirmed, but it will be seen by the letter from Merthyr, t;lat up to Sunday last. inclusive, the Furnaces that had beeo !topped were still out of blast. • The intelligence from South America is of so co-. tradictory a nature, that it is impossible to ascertain' the real state of the coateea between the lodeprodents and the Royalists, or to calculate its probable issue. The accounts received. last week refuted the report of General Boxiv;isa s s defeat, and represented him as at the head of a numerous and triumphant force. Those brought yesterday, by the Jamaica Papers, states again, oat the contrary, his total overthrow at Ca., 'bum, and his flight on board of • the squadron of. Admiral BRION. They, however, describe so clearly :the proceedings of both parties, op to the 10th of August, as to seem entitled to more credit than *usual. After BOLIVAR had abandoned his troops, and Inured his personal safely, Sir citaooa MAC GREGOR, it appears, took die command of the In. surgent army, With which he attempted to force his • way iuto.the plains. He was opposed by a small Royalist force under Major Qom% and an action took place on the 18th of . July, which terminated in . falfour.of the Insurgents, who were thus enabled to pnceed on their route to the interior. Major QUER° 'hating received reinforcements, made a rapid move. meat to overtake the enemy, and on the 2'ith an "ad• vanced party, under the cunamand of Capt. GAUCIA, having reached the town of Chayttarmas, frond the , main body of the Insurgents beyond it. A4tersome skirniisiiing, GA . RCIA. .wi4iiiig to give time to' the corps which were in his'si , ar to come up, retires into the town. This stratagem su'c'ceeded : the town wai siinienonesl by MACORRGOR, and the operations which took place detained the enerny'till the 29th, on the morning of which day they . rein aced. The Rr;yalist • columns came up on the' SOth Out the enemy was 'not brought to action "until the . 10th of August, when they were attacked at Socorror. From that place they made a precipitate retreat of two leaguei to Qaebradita, which afforded 4' very advantageous . position: Atter three home smart fighting they vieie dislodged tsom this poSition, with the loss of 150 killed, including the General in Chief, Sir . G Li EGA MACORROOR. The inundat'un of 'the country pre-.1 vented Major QUeito from pursuing the remains of the Insurgents. General Boarast had arrived aeSt. Tholias's... Admiral BRION 'nide a landing on th coast hi Paraguana on die 27ib tiflulf, lint w?.ane . posed bra - Royalist focce,'lnircibliged 'to re.enibart with the greatest precipitatiaL Other:Ptivite lettdes liter) , received state that diir governors refuse . hill a.itssittance to the British . B eitl4Menti. 4 A Ali; et .his flying lqil4dron had salle'd frOiri . Si.ThotiLY about the middle of Auguit, boderliiittiiial Biked. Itio•h stated to bade been •etiMp/eteli a 'dittitted:vYi v, tl Ventral ISOLV/AR. .4.041:11/14B41 4 ;GES - IN W4Lt l & • • " Merthyr, Sinitaf, Oitetter to, tg'6. et Viednesday last about 1 190 men to, e from their work et ,Teedegar iron works ; they i; arne en to Rya rn• nay Works,,and pot the blast -out from the f wt./aces, ..nd pressed several men to go along to the 1.)t.1 tit works ; thete they did. tl:e s•Arne : also at Pery.lavrort, they itoppesl a!! the lure aces on the hill, (to. it was an incre.4se of wages-) ; the 'nob by Pone. iroalais to Cyfart her iron works, avid stre-o-d dl the blast le:telt:et. and m,st or the works ; they presse4 many'ulthe workmen to go along with them. On. Wechcaday evening their numbers were increasing to tn , ink finudr..:&, if no: thousands. They got to did Plynouth works,, and stepped them all In ilie even ir. (after .stopping all toe winks in the nciAltbotor 1. l ) the met: c.4me into the town of Mer.hyr in a irge oody, perhaps many thousand., some wi'h sticks and otheil with pikes, and other weapn; in their hands. Time wa ? 4.very role crowd, and several of the tin n koectted at my door about ten si'el.‘ck on Wednesday evedng ; your mother, myself, ..nd se veral were in my house; all the lights (etc,:pt a litOie fire) were put out; bui we had prepared for the worst; we had plenty of candles, &c. in readiness, howeier, the men kaocked lutionaly at my frolic door. I opened it, and asked them what they wanted; their answer was—'• bread and cheese ;" 1 told them to behave peaceable—l would give all the bread and cheese [ had in the house among them.. One follow, with a large hayfork in his hand, stepped op to my door, and swore they would not injure any thing, so they had all my Mead. and cheese, as they wanted viettrils.t l cVerY fortunately we had been baking that - day (partly. en purpose), AS I had seen their MA.' uceuvres in several places about. However, your mother and alLin my house lent a band to tut and serve out the bread and cheese as fast as we could, I - while myself and cullers were reasoning with Vie men, and making use of the best and mu,t perstursiee means we could: In the course ot halt an hour they all gave. an huzzr! and went away to other parts of the town, where they cc.uld get victuals. floe ree.bb has not' done-any more injury than soppinkall the works,- 1 gave away perilape about iL'l worth of bread ani• cheese. Dsp.(!clles were sect to diffe.e:it parts for t:r. Vet ;est tr,sve;l, d all Wednesday night, for Bristol, others to Cardiff, 6u:4:le:a, 43,:c. Three stage coAches were presied at Cariii, which were' lolded full in :on! our s i t k soidiers. They react. ed Merthyr on !';i at rooriiiog. A Iso•the Cara fr and.Swvisen caval:y chic in rio Friday. Yestiordft!T the infairti y came in from Bri.tril. The mob bd.!. left Merthyr on Tiley wetit over the hills to Nang , Glee, Lantily, and every works• on the bilis they stopped. Tlf.'y were to return to Merthyr yesterday (iatiird ty ) 'al;u: two o'clock.— ('hey arrived in a body, slipposed to be at least 10,000 men. Ahour.f. - alf an hour bLf.,:e o.e mob, the Bristol soldiers (part of the 55thregitnei.t) came in ; they' had scarcely hat!' time t o have a sup of beer and a little bread in their hands, at dr, C otle Inn (head qoarters), before the mob came in in thousands.— Mr. Hill (the Siieri:r for G: sractgae). Mr. Craw. shay, and ;di the Gendern , re, rrnietAtd their horses with the cavalry. Tee Ittot Aet WRS read by Mr.' _ . I"_ Mil, the Sheriff . . Atter great bustle and noise th,e mob were all dihe nest Li ever. F . ,-, without tirirw or injuring ariy one by the mi.itari. Last evening, - alter they dispersed, near of the ringleaders were made-prisoners -to-morrow they will he sent to C. diff gaol. Had not the m ibrdisperstd. when theyclid, the order to fire would have been given in a few more ! minutes; had that been the case, the slaughter would have been dreati:ul, for many of the inuccent, who• were vectators,.woul.d have fallen dead with others.' 0 P.S. Every.thing is vie: at Merthyr this mcla-• ing tl:e military, -Sc.:. :re „7,ine to church. • LITI! WHITWORTH is seriously indisposed in Duh r : lin, 35 will be been (rent the follokng Bulletins i • Pa ZNIIX PARS, MIRAN, SUNDAY EYSIIINO..--Lord WHS.. worth h -.trued team s 'evert lz3itunietory attack no the. t•owels. The vit•iig , Fr of the disease somewhat abattd ch4s And h:s , `;!1' ' • " NIX PA i;li Tati o'CLeck, a. rt.-- , A favnor. 4 able change h:o.:akuitittsee in Cord Whitworth's disorder efcee' 'ix o'clock, but he festal severely indisiowd." Lord SrAstrope is recovering Irom his long and severe indisposition. . * The remains of . E irl Be.tuctrAur are to be re., moved from his residence, in St..l iines's.scptare, for, interment in the fxniily vault at isladersfield, near, Worcester.. AWFUL BUT AUTHENTIC OCCUIERENCE•!—VI course of last week a farmer, near Gotta:one, in.ths, county of Surrey, while walking over a field with some other farmers or farm labourers, picked up e, blighted ear of corn.—With his eye. directedtpwarsfe. Heavicx, he exclaimed, in a tone inipiou%ly 11 . pt!i4440 “ Art thou not asharnt - GOD 11trf rr, thus to p ast. the finite of the Earth 1" He. bad scancely uttere d . oip t words, when lie fell down a corpse 1 We whl rksji venture to • pronounCe lii:n tl:e ajeCt - tif ISivrne Wep t , geance, but the coincidence is trtili.eteful. .• It has been sopposed, that by the 'Art of the Al 4 Geo. 111. c. 26. tile opening of the etrris-iiiitil44‘ regalitted by the average prices of sit tiielis,"tih;riit respectively the 15theelaruary l , 15tg, g 44 gust, and 15th'N;svesnbei. Thtst ilftwxvo, or4ll news; for if the Sd atitsl sth sei4optcll.,tliar Act are'. correctly read, it sill:be foun.4, .;no char g e . 4 i 6 made in the law befote.existng tr. y . t upeal • . . 444 ing of the Ports, was teilie sn.averagg :of three mm 0 24 .0 0 .00. of :it weeks, .The .igx • purprite . foi which a sii.weeks'average.it directed taken isto ditemine Whether,--after the jil1)r0 have been Opened; they shall continue opCn,gencrail l for the entire space of three mon th s, "oi:onla for half of that period, with respect to the Oteror pail of Eutope, viz. those pets 4, hetu'een rivers E . ,Icr and Bitias:ioa; fiotlriticlus;&;""e'onipiiiing A pari of .and .thp leir,itgries of the Netherlands and France. • The value of herrinis taken this season, off coat of the Isle or Man, is estimated at ie40,000. RICHARDSON, Ocirii:lLUCK.Sta Co. t ra,,Qr.,. • beg lease t 9 ranrind .their liiends . .auj the Publfg, ist 'die near approach of. the drawing, ?rid respeipl i s solicit their favours At their' Nice*, .C„Ofithili Charing. Cross, where they sold. Last Lptiery, Tf , Capital PrizesbfWlo,oo( ) each. The.pieseut Sche `of only 6,000 Tickati, - contains Ttinets tail of £20,000, altd,nomernusother Prizes, arriuTu l intaltogether tifick9lo, Consols 'And Money; AA' .04 which mu. be dia !0 Ope `Dil t DAY, the 3 1 1 st Of; Wonili. • .. I ♦ • -to