Star. — London, England, 1818-03-30 00:00:00

tORGERt 7 .• bvs ago we laid before our Readers a Copy ttiicate, dated sth April, Ear, signed by the :ngt avers in London, stating that a specimen of nivented by ALEXANDER TlLLocii, calculated to lessen, if not prevent entirely, the forgery 1k Notes, Bills of Exchange, &c. &c. had been e.,1 to them ; that they had examined the same, :lared each of them for themselves, that they lot make a copy of it, nor di,i they heave that id be copied by any of the known Arts of ; and that they thought it highly deser t attention of the Bank of England, as •:'zd to amwer the purpose for which it was t'erjficate alluded to sva signed by BAnro -11 E ATIt. FITTLER, LANDSEER,LOWRY, SHARP, llottcwAy, &c. &c. &c. :e that time we have learnt that some people ted with the Bank have stated, that the pro -1711:1 was rejected by the Bank, because their ver had made a perfect copy of the Specimen to the ilank ; and because Mr. TILLOCH him td ado that his Art v.-as not perfectly ap le to their system. latter assertion is absolutely false : he has al mai:ital.:oJ that his invention was perfectly ap :e to the business of the Bank. be nhya decisive answer to the former state we insert the following certificates: " Lospos, btu Jell*, 1797. whose names arc hereunto subscribed do hereby cer wc were called, on the 4th July instant, to examine !. 11;3 le at the Bank of England, to produce afire simile Specimen of an Art invented by him to pre ; that two Imitations, the one from a Wood -cut, :r izom a Copper-plate, were then produced by Mr. thcliark Engraver ; that the one from the wood-cut ;like Mr. Ticcomes Specimen, that Mr. Trusty K ae..your to make it be received as a likeness, but or it; and that the one from the copper-plate which was 7cd Ai a Copy, was so far from being an exact Copy, that to: even executed in the same manner; Mr. Tlttoor's fatal front the sarfece of his work, by means of the let ; but 3lr. TLIMY'S from the &wont of his, by means of Tress. declare boides, that, in other respects, the Imitation finlike tLe Original, that we believe it by no means pro .at any per,on, in the habit of taking Bank Notes, would the one fcr the other. We believe that one of Mr Imitations would be easily detected among a thousand of n's Specimens ; and that one of the latter, put among cumber of the former, might, from its singularly pr. effect and very superior execution, with equal facility be tol. - ,n from among th.:.m by any person of common discernment Tary's bring not snore like to the Specimen, than a brass tc.::,:tr, with the kings head upon it, is to a guinea. We think it but justice to Mr. TILLOCIA Invention to add, ••wt if once the public eye were habituated to Bank Notts exe :;c,l by h:s Ar., the security against Forgery would be infinitely p.‘nr than thc Bank Directors, with whom we were at the vii.daation, seemed to have any idea of. This declaration we • Ise, mu from any personal acquaintance with Mr. Titcocu, 'hit bis which may sometimes be supposed to result f'. a Ulna of intimacy, (for the greater part of us never were company, or knew any thing of him, till the moment we scfc desired to give our opinion of his Art), but we do it as a ilt.ty which we believe in our conscience we owe to the Com mirky, who ought to be secured, as far as possible, against the losses to which they are subjected, by the facility with which all tilt Bank Notes now in circulation may be, and, as the Direc :la:natives confessed, are, frequently forged. " JIMES HEATH. " WILLIAM SHARP. " JAMES FITILEIL. " WILSOIS LOWRY." " Wiulam BYRN& " LO N DON, 6 . ni JULY, 1797. " vi.ose names are hereunto subscribed, not having been r. the Dank to witness the comparison there made on the 4th ii . !. t.itween )lr. TERRY'S Imitation and Mr. ALEXANDER. Tic- IND't aimen of an Art invented by him to prevent Forgery ail not h.ving seen the wood-cut Imitation, can say nothing P.siecting a ; but we have examined the copper-plate Imitation th produced by Vr. Ttiativ, and we hereby declare, that we pr iwly agree in opinion with the Gentlemen who have signed laeirding Declaration of this date respecting the merits of .•!: - .Tn.u3cit's Invention—the security that its adoption would the Pudic, and the great difference between his Sped the Copy produced by Mr. Tertay. And we further -.:.-.. we gi:o this testimony from the same motives that the who signed the preceding Declaration. " Fr.exets BA RTOLOW, • " ROBERT DUNEARION, " J•stES BAZIRE, " JOON ANDERSON, " *.i ARIAN.) BOW, " TIIOMAS I lOLLUWaY, MELLAM Si: LILTON, " J. R. Smnu." oar d.) rot allow 113 to enlarge upon this s;:!*ct to-,Ly : but it is high time that the Public thou: ,1 be right?: informed on the means that have been willed to the 11:cik fur the lessening, if not the peect:i.,n, of a crime which has doomed so many % . .c,rti to de - ttlt. To-morrow we shall lay same t;:in be::re our Readers on this interesting cieLlt.)n. A Gentleman, who is now engaged on the Mid- Circuit, v. - rites from Leicester:—" Such is the -eri: to whiA the circulation of forged Bank of In7land notes has now arrived, that during the pre :.t Spring the .elicitors of the Bank have had to on this Circuit, no fewer than sc.: prosectit as. In this Town and County, nine of this class offenders were ind:eted a:;,.1 convicted. Such is e wlah 11* t - ;_eiving Bank of kng tad pdy?r, that very few wish to receive it, and all ±!:e note:, of Local Ba,,ks. Enough has already the necessity of the adoption of some correcti•-•:, ( f this evil." ~I rt of Assizes at Lancaster, was occupied, part of Tas lay, and the whole of . in the Bank of E: , l - , , land prosec ut i ons; which days, Pr,` mond Raw, a miser -41, !I , .oking ho:', 19 years of ai;4, was convicted of - atering Bank of England to,tes, knowing them to ;Aged. When the vctdiet of Guilty was pro• Mr. Tormr. , aid, I,c was desired to re ..he prisoner- t..) the mer,-y of the Crown, as rcasua to yipn:yss: that he was an instru rt dr: hands n; , a! hers. 11i.; Lordship intimated same hay' urred to hini, and that the z'olut?.ndatiun would ty.., attended to, but that the mus ex?nt to be sent cut of the cou:Ary. 1;: Arty of t-.:Engt tr „.lt, illy ~ r iy ( 0 B..nk :h1 .11,1 not T . • IIE ;II .-„-;kited iver to :Ltd thle t T.le 1:E • 171.4. r 1 As the ✓ we • •],,tr IV! •' !• • •:' tbr • •41 is ree KJ tt::ei:ett' it 'Ord 4, v.,‘ no: Cl i nitnN tbt toiling-1): " W decl sc. , unlik :,!e that ar ..,. the 'I. • f.t.t 00, • effect • front a —VI. Tary tc.....etr, wit! We thin if once :a:...1 by h:s th.in a • ke, n n , i ,~R~. NAVAL INTkLLIGENCE: MAILS T •lill. LC►. •aa. DIM Dublin 1 0 Lisbon 0 1 Waterford 0 2 Malta 0 0 Guernsey and Jersey 0 1 France 0 1 Holland I I Ilamburgh • 3 Guttenberg' 0 1 Flanders 1 • FALMOUTH, MARCH 26 & 27. _ _ 'HIS DAI. Wind from W. to N. fresh breezes, and fine weal ther.—No arrivals either yesterday or to-day. Sailed Dunira, HAMILTON, for Bengal and China ; and his Majesty's ship PIGMY on a cruize. Also sailed several merchantmen, among them are as follows— the Friends, for .Tamaica ; Henry, for StNincent's; Mariner, for Berbice; Calypso, for St. Domingo; I lero, for Genoa and Leghorn ' • Enterprize, for Tar ragona ; Aurora, for Alicant ; Jupiter, for Gibraltar and Trieste ; Flying Fish, and Gainsborough, for Gibraltar ; Ann, for Cadiz ; Bideford, and Rover, for Lisbon. Also sailed a fleet of coasters. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 28. Wind West.—Sailed the Owen and the Borodina transports, with the 61th Regiment, for Gibraltar ; the Woodman, for Batavia ; and the rest if the out ward and homeward-bound vessels. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 2L Wiad S.S.W.—Wsterday arrived the Hernehunn, KOSTER, from Bourdeaux for Bremen, out four weeks, with sails split and upper works damaged. lOn the 11th instant, when about eight leagues to the North of St. Jean de Luz, picked up the Captain and crew of the American brig Increase, bound to Bilboa. The Increase had been without a rudder eight days, in continual gales, and went on shore on the rocks four hours after the crew had left her.— Also arrived the Lord Nelson, —, from St. Vin cent's fur London; the General Graham, WEATHER HEAD, from London for Madras.—Put back the Cato, Camden, and James Harris.—Passed down Channel the Marchioness of Ely, for Bengal ; Java, for Bata via ; Julia, for St. Kitts ; Phcentz, for Madeira and China ; Catherine, for Buenos Ayres, with about 60 sail in company.—Sailed the Princess Charlotte, LAMB, for Tobago; and his Majesty's ships TIBER, SHAMROCK, and SPARTAN, on a cruize. And to-day passed up Channel the Marshal Wellington, from Bengal for London. Ships at Spitheati : • Spartan, Tamar, Rosario, Drake, Leveret, and Shamrock. (surveying ship); in the Harbour ; Queen Charlotte, Rochefort, Vengeur, Royal George yacht, Spey, Grasshopper, Carnation, and Vigilant revenue cruiser. DEAL, MARCH 29. Wind S. E. fine weather.—Yesterday came down from the River and sailed the Sir George Prevost, MoitaisoN, for Quebec ; Eliza, Myra, for Batavia ; and Aberdeen, THOMPSON, for Quebec ; also sailed the Lady Carrington, Mooße, for St. Helena; and to-day, nothing has arrived or sailed.—Five o'Clock. Came down from the River, and remain, the Corvo, WHITE., fur Rio Janeiro. DOVER, TIARCII 29. Wind S. E. and moderate.—Arrived last night the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON ; Lord Sid mouth, Captain PEASE ; and a French packet from Calais, with passengers ; also the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend, with a m.til and passengers. Sailed last night the Lord Duncan packet, for Ostend, with a mail and passen gers. Arrived this morning the Leopold, Captain Roonts, from Calais, with passengers. Sailed this morning two transports for Calais, with detachments of the Royal Horse Artillery. RAMSGATE, MARCH 29. Wind S. S. E.—The whole of the Trade bound to the Westward have this day sailed, except a few Coasters. HARWICH, MARCH se, Arrived the Castlereagh packet, with Mails and passengers, from Cuxhaven ; she passed the Albion of Leith on the 25th instant on shore on the Vagal Sand, but she was in no imminent danger ; also arrived the Beaufoy packet, with another Mail, from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Earl of Leicester packet, with a Mail, for Cuxhaven ; Emily packet, and Jane packet, with do. fur Gottenburgh. MAucti 29.—Sailed the Castlereagh packet, with a Mail fur Holland. LIVERPOOL, MARCH cs. Wind S.—The Bengal, CI:THREPTSON, from this port for Calcutta, was spoken 16th December in lat. 36. 53. S. lung. `21.. 10. E. The Earl of Bucking hamshire, from thence tier Bombay, had been in com pany with the Bengal a few days before the latter was spoken with. .Irrived the Edward, CHILTON, from Baltimore. GRF.F.XOCK, MARCH 24. The brig Norval, CAnioN, arrived here yesterday from London. On the 19th inst. at four p. m. the ! Start Point bearing W. by N. distant 25 miles, spoke', the ship Elbe, of Leith, Captain PATERSON, from Charleston bound to Hanilytrgh, out 2I days, all %%ell.—Arrived here on Saturday night, the brig Crescent, BRUCE, from Leghorn in 33 days. Spoke ‘2.:1 inst. in lat. 37. 19. N. th.; s'.lip Emerald, —, of Whitby, from London to St. Kitts, all well.—Early in the morning of the 17th inst. the sloop Active, of this port, A ttc111.;.% r.DWE!a master, was put or. shore at the town of Helensburgh, in a very severe gale— all the damaged. She was bound for Oban. Fort VCitliam, Toberrnorry, &c. . M.l kCII '2li.—Arrived this morning, the Sophia, Mooac, from Lisb.m ; sailed thence tL•e 12th inst.; spoke no vessels on the passage.—The Roger Stewart, Coorra, from hence to CLrleston, has put back from Wigton Bay, in cli.:tr,,Ns. CORK, MARCH to. This morning the Jane, Captain MAUGUN, from Bombay, dismasted, was brought into this harbour with the assistance of some Kinsale Hookers. She. has suffered most severely from a violent storm, en countered about five weeks since, which carried away every thing above deck. It was with much difficulty she made the lar.d, in consequence of the fatigue en dured by the crew, after a tedious voyage of six months. No persons from the shore were allowed to visit her but those employed by the agents. GRAVESEND, MARCH 21. Arrived the Mary, Pidgeon, from Ostend; Atlantic, Allen, from Oporto ; Eliza, Parry, from Antwerp; Damsel, Nlorgan. from liavre ; George, White, from Cadiz; King George, Stnd dart, from the South Seas; and Prince Elegant, Graham, from Mogadore.—Sailed the Fairlie, for India; Henry Fcr cher, Antice, for ditto ; Tiger, Powell, for Smyrna, Scc. ; Jupiter, Cay, for Hayti; Fortitude, Thompson, for Oporto ; James, Harvey, for Cork; Swallow, Ford, for Oporto, and three or four more. CUSTOM-HOUSE, MARCH ze. Snin ZSTERLD 11-bec^a, rritchard, from Ja vtaicA; New ikessiog, Roberts, from Cork; Ilebe, Ikurter., from Demerara; H a nnah, Peorson, and Arab, Barclay, froni the South Sous; Suffolk, keen, from Barbadoes ; Sarah alai Mary, from liaaubutill ..I'rince of Saxe-Cobourg, Laski, (ruin Rotterdam ; Ifeleti, HW, from Barcelona; Radius, Deknr, froth New York; Darius Smith, from Bourdeaui ; and Jamra Theresa, Apsay, from Ghintsby. threwaans—The Constance,' Metrikens, for Ifamburgh; Toodfotd, Eitringham, for Jamaica; Ann, Smith, jun. and Robin Redbreast, !tart, for Mond; Li berality, Jousey, fur St. Petenturgh; Ilenriette, Symons, for F.Lsinear and Petersburgh; Menotti., Dennis, for limier; and ilibernia, Thomas, fur Dublin. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE -MONEY. The Sheldrake, for l'Aimable D'Evrilly ; and limber, for the Crerechdgheit aid Twee GAAS:dere, will be paid the 24 of April, at No. 23, Norfolk-street. Monday the brig Jessie sailed from Dumfries for Philadelphia, with 173 passengers. On Tuesday arrived at Portsmout, the LEVERET sloop of war, Captain 'Diego, from St. Helena, in eight weeks (having sailed the 27th of January), where she left the CONQUEROR, RACOON, MOSQUITO, PODARGUS, and the St. Helena, Company's cruizor. Captain DAVIE, late Fla gg Captain to Admiral PLA NE • PIN, with Lieutenant BERTRAM, of the Mosourro, came home invalided, having had had health. Cap tain WALLIS, of the PODA Rays, had been appointed to the CONQUEROR, in the room of Captain DAVIE; Captain BRINE, to the RACOON ; Hon.. Captain Rous, MOSQUITO ; Lieutenant CAIRNES, first of the CON lauzitoß, to command the PoDAßous ; Lieutenant CUPPAGE, to command at Ascension. The station is considered to be more dull, uninteresting, and ex pensive, than any other beside. BONAPARTE' conti nues to persevere in that inert, secluded manner of living which lie a long time ago imposed upon him self, and which has been attended by most evident bad effects upon his health. Mr. O'MEARA, his sur geon, it is understood, has warned him that the con sequences may prove fatal, and that speedily, unless he should take exercise in the open air. It is conjec tured, that this pertinacious adherence to his first formed resolution, is intended to induce a relaxation in the orders which restrict his going abroad beyond certain limits without attendance by an English Offi cer. Admiral PLAMPIN had taken up his residence on shore, at the Briars. Every article of life is ex travagantly dear; as au instance, it is stated, that among the domestic expenses incurred by Madame BERTRAND, for her own family only, is 3801. per year for washing linen. The LEVERET is inhlrbour. The CADMUS, Captain GEDOE, has returned to the Sheerness command (now under Sir JOHN GORE); the TIBER, Captain DACRES, sailed on Friday to cnuze on the coast of Sussex ; ;he SPARTAN, Capt. Wise, C.B. sailed on Saturday afternoon to cruize off Wey mouth ; and the SHAMROCK, Captain M. WHITE, for Ireland, to recommence the survey of that coast.— Remain at Spithead, the TAMAR, Captain TOKER, and DRAKE, Captain SHIFFNER, for Newfoundland; and RosAmo, Captain PEAKS, refitting. Friday and Saturday morning about fifty sail of outward-bound merchantmen sailed from Ports mouth, which had put in by contrary winds ; among them were the HYPPOLITO, for Calcutta ; RECOVERY, for Madras ; BOMBAY MERCHANT, for Bombay ; CAMDEN, for Batavia ; JUNO, for the Cape ; and the TOTTENHAM, with convicts (part of them ate the Derby rioters) for New South Wales. The PRINCE REGENT, EUROPE, and WELLINGTON, for Madras and Bengal; and the IsAsELLA, with convicts for New South Wales, remain. Two East Indiamen and several outward-bound merchantmen passed down Channel on Saturday morning. The brig Mercury, TIM master, which arrived on Monday from Cadiz, and sailed on the 3d inst. reports, that the Russian Squadron, on examination by the Spanish Authorities, was found so extremely defective from the dry rot, &c. that, with the excep tion of the Admiral's ship, the Dresden, the whole must undergo a thorough repair before they c..n proceed to South America with the troops they were destined to take, and that the ships were dismantling for that purpose. ARCTIC EicezTornos.--Saturday, about two o'clock, Viscount NIELvit."E, accompanied by Sir G. WAR RENDER and Admirals Sir G. MOORE and Sir J. YORKE, Bans. arrived at Deptford dock-yard, where they were received by Commissioner CUNNINGHAM, the Officers of the Dock-yard, and Captains Ross and BuctiAN, and immediately went on board the vessels bound to the Arctic regions. They were received v ith the usual honours, and proceeded to inspect the equip ment of the vessels in every part. The Esquimau' went through his various exercises with his canoe, and displayed his dexterity in throwing his darts, &c. Viscount MELVILLE and the other Gintlemen re turned to town in the evening. The vessels are ex pected to drop down the River this day. At the Nore, double wages to the Officers and men will be paid ; after which they proceed to Shetland. In the equip ment of the ships no expense has been spared in pro viding for the comfort and conveniency of all on board. The interior and exterior of each vessel have been rendered as strong as the union of iron and wood can effect. The windows in the cabins have been doubled, and at the bottom of each hatchway sliding doors are placed. From the galley, copper pipes can he extended between decks for diffusing warmth, by means of the steam arising from culinary operations. The usual practice of sleeping in hammocks is de parted from, and, in lieu, each person has fitted up a small place with sliding doors, containing a bed, so that it may be said each individual has a separate cabin. These pieces are so contrived, that they can be taken out entire, for removal on shore, should un foreseen causes render it necessary. The ballast con sists entirely of coals, and the Isabella and Dorothea have each nearly one hundred chaldrons on board, and the others as much as they can stow away. Meats of every description that can be preserved are on board, as also large supplies of pt stable soups ; together with extensive assortments of woollens, ker seys, and all sorts of warm clothing. The vessels are provided with ice-boats and fishing Beer for catching whales. Captain Ross goes up Davis's Straits as high as ;2; when he will endeavour to proceed to the westward by whichever direction cir cumstances may point out as most practicable.— Captain liltictiAN goes direct for the Pole; and it he reaches them will take such course as events will allow for Behring's Straits, which is also the object of Captain Ross. Some experienced navigators of the Greenland Seas are on board, to act as pilots in the ice ; as also astronomers and other scientific gen tlemen, to assist the naval officers. Sir JOSEPH BANKS has daily communications with Ministers on the sub ject of 'the Expedition. On Friday be was at the Admiralty nearly two hours. TIM .4 R M The Owen and Borodino transports, with the f34:'t Regiment on bolrii, sailed from Plymouth fur it brattar on Satur d ay-. . The (Miceli of the Regiment of Artillery rye a splendid hail at their Mess-rOom,Woolwich, day evening, which was crowded by fashlonableu The Students of the Royal Academy terminated their labours in the Antique, 14fe, and Painting Aen demies, on Saturday evening, until the close of Oit a:ming Exhibition, Thursday last a grand seizure was made by Mr. P. NICOLLE, searcher at the Custom-house, South ampton. Twenty-eve barrels, which had been con signed to the care of Messrs. LE Fzuvas:, and cute] - ed as containing hardware, were shipped on board the Rose, Captain Gillian, for Jersey, On exami nation, however, by the Officer, eighteen of them ,vere found to contain 900 swords, fit for cavalry, and the other seven locks and screws in the finest order. They were immediately seized and conveyed to the Custom-house. Their value is estimated at full 1200/. half of which goes to the Officer. It is sup posed they were destined for South America. Monday morning, a boat belonging to the Pitt was upset by a sudden gust of wind, in proceeding to his Majesty's ship VINDICTIVE, at Spithead, by which unfortunate event Mr. WATSON, the Gunner, was drowned, together with a lad of the name of HARVEY, SOD at the Carpenter of the Pitt, who was also in the boat, and witnessed the melancholy fate of his son. Saturday afternoon a country vessel, laden with oats, hemp, &c. was proceeding through London- Bridge, when, by the rapidity of the current, it was forced against the piers, which occasioned it to reel more than fifty yards towards the Tower, when it sunk. There were on board, at the moment, of the accident, two men and a boy ; one man and the boy escaped in a boat attached to the stern of the vessel ; the other man was not so fortunate, for being entang led in the cargo he sunk with the vessel, and was seen no more ! The boats pin off from the shore with all possible speed, but could only succeed in saving some of the floating property. Friday morning, about half past nine o'clock, a fire broke out in the flax and tow manufactory of Mr. LAND, situated in Meadow-lane, Leeds, but by the exertions of the firemen, aided by a number of the inhabitants, the flames were speedily subdued. The Hambledon Hounds meet on Wednesday, at 31ilbury Housei_Friday, at Waltham Pond. Mr. Crewe's Hounds meet to-morrow, at Clough-hall; Thurs day, at Stoke Heath; Saturday, at Preys Heath. The Worcestershire Fox hounds meet on Wednesday, at Kinver Edge; Mislay, at Highgate. Mr. Meynell's fox-bounds will meet to-morrow at Shirley Park, rad on Saturday at T ddesley. Sir Fellingbarn Graham's hounds meet to-morrow at Black Slough, and on Wednesday at Swinfen. Mr. Mytton's fox-hounds meet to-morrow at Neneliff, on Thursday at Boreatton, and on Saturday at Halston. The Pottery and Moorland hounds met on Saturday sennight at Chell, and turned out a bag fox, which they killed in twei.ty minutes without a angle check. They afterwards drew Knipers ley Covers and found a fox, which immediately broke cover, and took the direction of Mow Cup to Bittenlph, up for the Trough Stone Hills, and on to Cloud Kuck, bending to the right to Haughton Heys and down to the corer at Ridget, where be was hard pressed and obliged to cross the reset e .it; tie hounds now viewed him, and run him gallantly to Itu-bton Marsh: he now sunk the wind, and made good his way to Eaton Common, and was killed !Air Swithamley Park, after a run of at least twenty-two miles. Most of the limits terminate their field sports for the 1 , e25011 this week, after which the *Members of many of thins give Balls to the Ladies. - ( 7- OiR7E - NCITANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH 30. The supply of Wheat this morning being rather mall, caused an advance of 2s. per quarter on the prices of this day week, and sales were brisk at that advance. Barley is 2s. per quarter dearer, having but few arrivals. Beans maintain last Monday s prices, but the demand was not so brisk as last week. Oats are ls. per quarter lower, the arrivals being large from our own, coast. Current price asalisa. Small Deans Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto Essex 75s 96s thits, Potatoe Suffolk 7:4 94. Poland 48s 54s 42s 414 s 21s 34s 24$ 325 Norfolk Rye Barley 75a 90s 4161 50s 34s 55s Fed 16a 28. Flour, per Sack 7is Bcs ltapc.eed, per Last X-18 .. Malt 606 70s riiitrit:x. White Pea. ees 48s Wheat, Dantzic 80s 936 --, Boilers 52s 54. Baltic lied, Hanthro' or Grey Peas 4'..:s 48. Ilretnen,Brabant red 70s srts AN'EH AGE l'lt T('ES of CORN in England and Wales, from the Returns received in the week ending larcla 21, 1818. Whett I Rye. Rarity. I Oats. Beans. I P e a se . s. d. a d. s. d. a. d. a. d. t., d, 84 ti SU 5 17 5 29 5 54 5 53 3 The Aveilkse Price of Sugar, frunt the returns r.•,:ule is the week ending the 25th ]larch, 18IS, iA 325. 3:d. per cwt. SMITIIEIEI.I.I MARKET, AIAR('II ti.,, T,. 'ink tin uff.il—per stunt: of Whs. . _. Beef 's bd to 4s 0,1 I Veni cd to 6s bd Mutton ....4s :o 65 tit: Pulls . tis. to 9s. O. Beasts 12344—Ca1v0, 150—Sheep and I. telb‘ 10,'.2t0-1 igs 280 lIAY AND STRAW PER 1.0. M. Hay L4 to S Si Straw A 2 26 to P 3 os Clover 5 to 7 Os Ito Wen ... Os vos to Os Thursday was the Second Day of Drawin,,,, of the State Lottery, and the following capitals (all drawu that day), were sold by No. 4,706 - a haze of _ lo 16 Nutt:clubs; x 30,000 No. 7,Zge, First ILA, enritita to Fuur Pipes of Port Wine, so w i n on quArt..r, th,...•f ii:liths, and six Sixteenths. 1,016 11,138 15,340 J. 1,000 5,17 M 1000 9,605 400 1t),,450 A2OO 200 200 200 200 900 6,812 - ZOO 12,:128 8,191 - 7,00 15,732 12,359 - - 300 16,334: - 15,533 . 300 &c. &c. Nisi also sold (drawn on the brat day of the prestnt Lottury) ; No. 0,963, First liLnk, entitkil to the first Four i ties of wort Vine, sold in two Quirtt rs, two Eightl.s, and four Sizters:ths. 3,107 a l'ri.te of 5,0001. .Cl,OOO 3,002 500 5,(63 500 5,075 400 11,605 400 8,412 &c. &c. 11,771 - - 3,817 - - 11,070 - - 2,863 - - 11,368 - - - .0m - 300 - 300 - 3O - soo The Capitals are divided into so many Sham, and gone to such an immense number of places, that they are too numerous to specify particulars ; but after the Lottery is over, T. Hiatt Wai state where they have been sold, :old he hopes to add the ri.nialu.. ing Two of '.i0,000/. and other Capit.da, to his Art y ,plcndid list. The fortunate holders may rertive their motley ou dkmaud on application to Offices, 4, Corrhill, or 9, Chat!og-cross ; and those persons entitled to the Wine may otili lc it of aay intr. chant they thiuk proper, and T. l h aa will tottociliat,:ly tlisehargo the bill for the same. . . _ . . . 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