Star. — London, England, 1805-10-02 00:00:00

YHE AMR KRIS. CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, OCT. r. This day there :ire feveral frefh arr vals of Whcat, NI% III; much foreign on band,'new coming to market,' ra Ites a dullnefs of Sale—Fine fcarcely keeps its price, cther qualizies are cheaper—Good new. Rye for feed, at 40s. per quarter—The Barley and Malt trade is h e avy, s at left,—White Peas and Beans of each fort fc .recly maintain their price; at few famples of . GI ey Peas at hand, for which high prices are aiked— Not many Oat arrivals, and this Trade hardly fop. po: to latt price —Flour inclines lower : fine at per lack nominal ly. CENZRAL CURIENCY AS UUDIER SEhrtop 50S. 64.3. 8o per qr.. Grcy Pcafe 40$ 461., Fits l ittn. 82s. 86, od. Beans, 483 54 3 . 1 , ye ew).43s. 36a. od. Tick Ditto 40$. 4 83 . od :darley.3-•. 41. od Oats, 2 4 3 -3 05 . 343. Mast, 7sa. 735. chl. Poland ditto 355. 36s 64. White Peak. cos. s6s. oi!. Rape Seed, 37L 411. pc: tan. rgicc OT FLOUR. Fine Flour lot. to 745. Sc.oads 655. to 704. per fack. IVL\DSOR, OCTvBER i. We begin to make preparations for , the return of our truly helove.4 Sovereign here. His favoutites the Rvyal Horie Guards (Blues) are preparing by field da' s, under Crilonei Donis?. ; the Cavalry bar rack will bt enlarged, fo as to accommodate the whole of that fine Regiment ; fo that the troops hi therto quartered in Staines, Egham, and WindCor town, will now be withdrawn. We expect our old favourites and friends the Stafford Militia here again in a few days, from Pnrtfmouth : they now mullet '350 men, fo that we [hall be all gaiety throughout the winter. GUERNSEY, SEPT. 23. We have joifi learned with regret, that the Corticati is not now likely to make an attempt on oar firm little ifiand. Be affured, that in no quarter, was there more complete preparation ; never was man more beloved than our Governor ; we have a fine Militia and very (launch, and a formidable army of regulars in garrifon t it confiks of the 2d battalion 39th Regiment, the ad battalion 44th regiment, the 2d battalion 6la regiment, the ad battalion 67th re. ziment, the ID battalion 87th regiment, and the sth Veteran Battalion. By the zeal of the officers of Theft regiments, and the alive fuperintendance of our firft and fecond in command on the inane!, thefe battalions are all now in the highea (tate of dit cipline. Moft of them mutter 6or Soo men, and the 87th have zoo as fine lads as you would with to fee. The great quantity of dollars exported from Eng land hit week were not intended as a fiblidy for ottr allies on the Continent, as was reported, but were lent to the Ealt Indies, Gibraltar, and Malta. A lew days ago the 3d Lincoln Militia was Mem bodied at Beverley, in Yorkfhire. The whole of the German Legion marched from 1 Weymouth on Saturday, with their artillery. Wednefday afternoon the Loyal Edinbnrgh Spear men, commanded by Col. Be/INET ' were infpeeted on 1 Herriot's Green , by Lieut. Col. CALLENDAR, who exprdfed himfelt highly pleated with their appear ance. The Canterbury Volunteer Infantry have offered to go on permanent duty for fourteen days, which' offer has been accepted by Government, and the du. ty is to commence on the 14th intl. in Canterbury. On the 23d ult. the Torridge regiment of Vo. bracer Infantry, under the command of Lord ROLLS, marched into camp on Torrington Common, to remain for three weeks. Nothing could exceed the zeal and alacrity with which this fine and able body of men came forward in the caufe of their King and Country. Their complement Soo, of which only twelve were abfent. On the 29th they were joined by the North Devon Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, confining of Soo men, upon permanent duty, under the fame Commanding Officer. Pr.rimoTioas IN TH 6 ROYAL MAR INC ARTILLERY. Lieutenant Parks to be Captain—Second Lieutenant Walker to be Firfi Lieutenant, vice Bal lingh all, who retires from the Company of Artillery, to be Lieutenant of the Royal Marine Corps. A new company of Royal Marine Artillery is or tiered to be formed at Woolwich ; the command of which is to be given to Captain PARKS. A Court Martial was ordered to affemble at the Guildhall, in Canterbury, on Friday laR, for the trial of Seileant Major Charles Teape, of the Canterbury 'Volunteer Infantry, on the feveral charges of em. bezzlement and infolent behaviour to his Comman ding Officer. The Court is to be compofed of one Captain from the Canterbury Volunteers and four Subalterns ; one each from the Canterbury Rifle Corps, Eaft Kent, South Kent, and Walderthare In fantry Volunteers. Yefterday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild ball, at which the price of bread was ordered to be advanced ad. in the peck loaf, (the price of the guar tern loaf will therefore tomorrow be 15d.) Bow-s TREE r.—Yellerday, about eleven o'clock, 4r. GRA /lAN tap): to the Office, to refume the Meet: Ligation relative to the murder of Mr. BLIGHT. He etired to a room on the firti floor, attended by Mr. rAFFORD. Mary Rack, a fervant to Mrs. Wright, in Arund• 1- ft: eat, Strand, was fent for. We underhand the fol)- Rance of her evidence was, that the lived fervant with the deceafed thirteen months, and had left his fervice .a.ont five weeks previous to his murder. Dining the t the was in inc service, the did not recollect fee ing any fire-arms in the houfe.—After the was dif milfed, Hefter Kitchener, the fervant who was in the tank at the time the murder was committed, was fent for from the Brown Bear public-houfe. She under. went an examination for above two hours: after which Mr. Patch was brought over, and continued under very dole examination till paR five o'clock. Edward Green, a conliable, was convißed before Mr. BOND and Sir W. PARSONS, in the penalty of 51. for refuting to give billets to Serjeant Johnfon, of the 4th Regiment of Dragoons, and two others of the fame Regiment, sho had a touching order from St. tames to Canterbury. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. TORBAY, SEPT. 27.—Arrived his Majelly's bag SARACEN, from a cruize. SEPT. 28.—Arrived his Majefty's Chip PLttio from a crnize ; alfo his Majefly's brig DARING, from Wey mouth. SEPT. 3o.—Arrived his Majesty's chip AFRICA, Of 64 guns, from the Downs. PLYMOUTH, SIFT. 3o.—Came in the Heaor, Capt. WAYGOOD, from Riga; Succefs, STAINFIRLD, from Dantzick ; Samaritan, Law's, from Peterf. burgh; Calbins, ARMSTRONG. from Ditto; Lark, DouGLas, from Dantzick ; Lord Middleton, Wit.- Leans, from Archangel; and the Albion, HUBBARD, from PeterPaurgh, all laden with naval acmes, for this port; alto the Connant packet, Capt. MottamT, from jerfey ; John and Avari, of Newport, from London ; Fame, of Providence, Capt. H. GARDNER, from the Havanna!), bound to Tonningen, laden with fugar and logwood, detained by the Lord Nelfon of Guernfey ; and the Sw:dith [hip Gutaff Adolf, from Sweedland, bound to France, laden with iron, pitch, and tar, detained by the Betfey privateer.—Sailed the Torazs, of 38 guni, with Admiral Lord GARD HER on board, for Cork. PORTSMOUTH, Ocvonsa t.—Arrived his Majeny's Quip HESE, with the Simon Tayler, Capt. —, from the Downs. The BOADICEA is appointed to take convoy for Cork. DIAL, Octosta T.—Sailed through the Downs the Star, BONNIE, for New South Wales.—Arrived the FINEST gumbrig, from a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the !hips as per 'att.—Wind N. E. blows hard. CORK, SETT. 25.—We have great fatisfelion in an• nouncing the -arrival of a part of the homeward bound Leeward Ifland fleet on this coati, which failed on the 3111 of July. Some flips of the fleet have paired this harbour to the Eaftward. The Hope, bound for Dublin, arrived at that port : the parted the fleet at fome diftance to the Weftward. Livstecloc, SEPT. 3o.—The Henry, Martin, was captured on her paffage to Angola, on the 26th April, by the &Lunt.% French frigate, in South Lat. The frigate was bound to the Ifle of France, and took the Henry in companY. The Margaret, Bowers, from Charleflon, at this port, failed the 12th Auguil, in company with the Nanny, but parted from her the 19th Auguil. The Jack Park got on Cnore on Charleflon Bar, and Captain Bowers thinks, from the nate he left her in; the would become a to. tal wreck. The Watfon, Leatlis, from. Archangel at this port.—On 25th Auguft, (poke the Minerva, Totbill (of Newbury), from London; brig Nsncy, Pattinfon, from hence, and Britannia, of Hull, with a fleet of 45 fail, lying in the ay of Archan gel, wailing for pilot: upwards. The brig Lydia, Webb, from Philadelphia to Bourdeaux, was rpoke by the Lticy, Wilfon, in lat. 42.33. N. long. 40. W. out 18 days, all well. The Fortitude, Sherratt, froth Berbice, for this port, failed the 29th July ; but having Intl her rudder on the bar, put into De merara to refit. The Fain. Gibb., from hence, at Naples, was boarded by a French privateer off Ca. pria, but allowed to proceed. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. Gr. aye stun, OCTOBER z.—Palled by the February, Brown flow ; and the Chriftiana, Anderfon, from Dantzic ; Charlotte Barry, from Gravelines; Zephyrus, --, and the Friends, Wray; irons Archangel • Apollo, Robertfon, from Cork ; Emanuel, Palms' and the Favourite, Carifon, from Norway.—Salled the Belle picket, Fogge, tor India ; and the Do:phin, Frazer, for Lifhon. Ms iv co—At Chadian; the Rebecca, Hindmarlh, from Riga.— At Briltul , Edward, Ward, from Petetfburgh—Off Beachy, the Michael; Stoafe, from St. Bartholomew's—At Plymouth, Samari tan, Lews, from Petcrflaurgh—At Mika, Indefatigable. Lobbett, from Peterfburgh—in Wync River, Hawthorn, trom Peter& burgh—At Dublin, Ann and Maria, Peterfborgh—At St. Thomas's, Dorris, --, from Embden. The Alice, Rooke, from Newfoundland for Poole, and the Ann and Betfey, of Liverpool, arc captured by the San Pedro, Spanifh privateer, and cArried into Bourdeauz. . . A Spatiifh privateer captured an Englifh xebec, laden with to bacco, armed with two gun., and 20 mn. The Bctfey, liatherick, from St. Thomas's for Liverpool, that was on lhore on the coact of Ireland, is got off, and Is arrived at Kinfale. The Braderine, Runts, and Lorenz, from London for Plymouth, are loft off Margate. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Dilator for the capture of the Catharina Maria, tft De cember, 1799. will he paid on Tuefday next, the Bth init. at No. tB, Clement's-Inn, and every Tuelday and Friday for three years to come. To the bomb Explotion, for the capture of the Poftillion, 3 rft July, tBe4, a dill' ibution will be made on board her at Dungeneft, en Friday the 4th intl. or as loon after as the may arrive at that anchorage, and every Tuefday and Friday for three years to come. Payment will be made on board the gun-brig Growler, at Ply mouth. for the French gun-brig No. 193, captured the 12th of Fcbrnury tBos, and Pinnaces, Nos. 443 and 430, captured the 23th of March isos ; and afterwards at No. 22, Arundel-ltreet, Strand. Monthly Statement of the Diftribution of the Mtn NAval Forge, to the Ilk of OCtober : Zane. 30', Frt. Bp.tee.7 A to 44' 3 . . . 19 1 32 88 140 4 3 4 3 1 4 24 2 31 100 157 13 4 16 130 163 In port and fitting, Guurdfhips - lathe EngLifh and kid% Channels In the D;wns and North Seas At the Weft India Inands,and on the PaWage 3 3 13 25 nutie aft ation 2 • 6 24 Anitlfra a Newfqundfand Rations 4 2 re 17 raft Indict, and on the Pe.ffage - 8 I 13 10 Coaft of Africa • oar x Spain, Portugal and Gilwlltar - o o 0 1 In the Mediterranean &on rake so o to 15 With tinted Orders - 0 • 0 0 liorpital and Prifon fhips 15 2 2 1 Secret Expedition 2 1 I Total is Commit& ea • 124 19 139 416 Receiving - - 3 4 5 3 Serviceable, and repairing for fer vice - 17 3 2% 4 in Ordinary - - ,3 jg i 6 24 Buildiag - - - - 16 2 14 26 Total - 193 41 196 473 ITATI Of 'At ORDINARY AT LACK Po IT. Porttmouth • - - 11 3 I 9 Plymouth - - 13 5 la 3 Chatham - - - 11 7 $ 4 Shcernele - - - - L 3 4 5 RiYO/ - 4 4 9 S TKlk 4g as 43 46 1 . i ELjINCHOLr . C. 1 - 4STROPII L 44 32 33 32 1 On Sunday night died, at his houfe in George yard, Lombard-ftreer, in confequence of the bruifes and fevers treatment he received a few nights be fore, Mr. MUSH, a refpeetable wine-merchant. At (even o'clock yefterday evening, an Inqueft was taken before . SHELTON, Efq. one of the Coroners for the City of London, and a refpeitable Jury, touch ing the caufe of the dotallt of the above Gentleman. The Inqueft was aliembied at the George and Vul ture Tavern, and the Jury being (worn, proceeded to the houfe of the deceafed, immediately adjacent, to view the body. On their return to their Jury-room, the fir ft witnefs examined was Mr. Atkinfon, an Apothecary, who ufually. attended Mr. Neifh's fa -1 mily. He Rated, that he was called to the deceafed 1 on Wednefday morning, in confequence of the in jury he had fullained on the preceding night. He found the deceafed with both eyes quite black, in confequence of a blow on his nofe ; he had a flight contution on the right fide of his forehead, with a trivial rafure of the fltin from the temple, dole to the bruife ; he complained alfo of a pain on his right fide, which, on examination, exhibited a black fpot on the lower part, over the tecond tib : the deceafed faid he felt the fenfation of a fracture of the rib, but there was none. He Rated, that he was coming home the night before from the Star Tavern, in -/ktag's headeetire, Gracechurch-ftreet, to his own houfe, thrott a t the courts that lead into Nicn-)las lane; that be had flopped for a neceffary occafion; and that Come perfon from behind knocked him down ; but he could give no defcription of the perfon. There was no fymptom of inflammation from the blows on his head,)aor did he complain of any pain in that part. His eyes were black merely from extravafation of blood in the cellular membrane : the only painful fenfation of which the deceafed complained, was a pain on his fide, from the contofion received there. Mr. Atkinfon ordered him tome proper medicines ; he was not confined to his bed, nor even to his room, ate his meals as ufual, appeared in bodily health the whole of Wednefday and Thurfday, but on the latter 1 night Mr. Atkinfon was fent for at a late hour, and in a great hurry, to the patient, and found him then rather light-headed, and talking confiantly and inco herently. It was fcarcely poffible to induce him to go to bed; he had a very bad night, grew worfe next day, talk inceffantly, could not be induced to keep his room, and became fo unruly towards Fri day night, that recourfe was had to the aid of a keeper from Mr. Warhurton's private madhoufe, at Hoxton, and a ftrait-waillcoat was put on him.— During the whole of Saturday and Sunday he was quite ungovernable by ordinary means ; two men, even with the ftrait-waiftcoat, were fcarcely able to reflrain him. About eleven on Sunday night he was feized with convulfions, and died about twelve. Mr. Atkinfon then Rated, that he had attended the exa mination of the body, with Mr. Norris, an eminent furgeon ; they found the head, about the forehead, eyes, and underneath, fuperficially black, from fome external violence, and, on opening it, obferved the ;nteriorblood-veffels remarkably turgid, and between the convolutions of the brain much coagulated lymph, ' the extravafation of which, with the turgidity of the blood-veffels,theyconfidered as the fymptoms of inflam mation,and caufeof the delirium whichhad occafioned the death of the decesfed ; but they did not confider thofe fyMptoms as proceeding from the external injury the deceafed received ; there was no fraiture, and no thing that could evince any contufion or bruize that broke even the fkin, the efflux of blood having pro ceeded from the note. On opening the abdomen, they found the liver much enlarged, hard, and of a very dark colour, quite in a Rate indicative of difeafe from bard drinking, which Mr. Atkinfon believed to be the caufe of the inflammation and confequent deli rium. The deceafed, whom Mr. Atkinfon had known for fourteen years,was:much addiEted to drink ing during the tail ten. Mr. Atkinfon was Rill the more convinced cf this, becaufe, about 16 months ago, the deceafed, in confequence of a fit of exceffive drinking, was feized with an epileptic fit ; and, af ter he had recovered, he remained for forty-eight hours in a Rate of high delirium, and under indifpen. fable coercion. Upon the whole, Mr. Atkinfon was fully convinced the inflammation and delirium of which the patient died, was the refult of habitual and exceffive intoxication. 698 20 9 0 3 4; The written report, figned by Mr. Norris the fur! geon, who had been cbliged to leave town, exadly agreed with the teßimony of Mr. Atkinfon. Captain Reynolds, of Profpat-place, Bermondfey, Rated, that on Tuefday, the 24th of September, he was at the Star Tavern, in Nag's Head-court, Lorn bard-fireet, with five or fix friends. The deceafed came in about half pall ten ; he was very much in toxicated ; about half pall eleven he asked the wit nefs tato into the court with him : he did fo, and returned with him. Soon after the deceafed role and bade the company good night. He went away, and aiMr. Lullam and Mr. Anfell followed ;—Mr. Anfell returned. In four or five minutes the com pany heard fomcbody knock at the door ; witnefs did not know the deceafed he was in loch a bloody fituation ; he asked him whether he had been knoc ked do4n ? The deceafed faid,he recollected that fotne body came behind him and knocked him down. The next day witnefs law him, and he repeated that Come body came behind him while he was under the gate. way. The deceafed was much addiaed to drinking; he was 35 years of age. Mr. Anfell laid lie was at the Star when the de. ceafed came in. After Come time he entered into converfation about a turtle, which he was to have provided. Mr. Lullam took up the fubjelt warmly; the deceafed Raid till half alter eleven, then- went out, returned, and remained a little while. He then went away, and loon after came hack with his note bleeding. The witners had gone out with Mr. Lol lam, and returned, but Lullam did not. Wituefs was in the room when the d•rceaftd departed. Mr. Fulkar, the landlord of e Star, corroborated 1 the foregoing evidence. Mr. Lullam Rated, that he had Tome words with the deceafed, but they were not words of heat or ani mofity. He never laid be would give him two black eyes. He left the Star before the deceafed, and went direelly home. His clmaths had not been cleaned fence—they did not require it. The Coroner obierved, mat it was quite nnnecef fary to proceed farther with rile examination. It was very right to examine :qr. Lullam, in order to preveut the effeft of reports to his prejudice ! It was evident, from the teßimony of the furgeon, that the biows could not of themfelves have caufed death and that the deceafed mat have 'received them in confequence of a sadden fit, and the violence of his own ltruggl:s. The Jury were unanimoufly of the fame opinion, and by their verdiet rezurned, that the deceafed died " by the vifitation of GOD." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, OCT. x. (Fiat Year.) One-third of a Subfcriptinn of sags. each, for 4-year old colts carrying 811. ylb. fillies, 811. 41b. D. I. Sixteen Subfcribers. Mr. MeHMl's b. f. 4.ady Brough • S Lord Foley's br.c. Czar Peter • - $ Duke of Grafton's br. f. Pclife - 3 Mr. Ladbrokes br. c. Bullard • • 4 Lord Grofvcnor's b. c. Agincourt • S Mr. Watfon's ch. c. Sorrel - .. dr Five tot agairft Lady Brongh ; 6 to 4 againft Czar Peter, and 2 tot again!: Peliffe. Sweepstakes of wogs. each, h. fr. for 3-yr old fillies carrying WI alb. each. It. M. Sir C. Bunbury's b.f. Lydia, by Whiskey • S Sir F. Standlib's fifter to Duxbury • s Duke of Grafton's b. f. Dodona, by Waxy • 3 Lord Grofvenor's br. f. by Sir Peter, out of inibetla 4 Lord Grofvenor's br. f.by Sir Peter, out of SquireTsazle's dam pd Mr. Lake's lifter to Parifot - pd Mr. Watfon's b. f by Coriander out of Fairy. by Highflyer pd Mr. Humphries's f. by Buzzard, out of Bennington's dam pd Two to 1 agalalt Lydia; 6 to 1 againft lifter to Duxbury, and 5 to 4 nainft Dodona. Sweepftakes of tongs. each, h. ft. D. I. Mr. Lake's e. Lynreus, by Buzzard, out of Rae, Sit. sibs I Mr. Wyndham's Tallboy, yft. 61b. - s Mr. Howorth's Pimlico, y ft. 61b. - P 4 Six to four on Lynceus. Lord Grofvenor's Agincourt beat Mr. Ladbroke's Bullard, SR. each. . R. M. toogs. b. ft. • - - • Eleven to s agalnitlmport. Mr. R. Boyce's Brainworm, 1113. received forfeit from Mr. Melia's% Didier, 71b. 2-yr old cootie, wogs. h. ft. The firll day's Performance at the Liverpool Fef drat at the Church, was attended by an audience of ' more than moo, the fecond by 1530, and the laft br I more than zOOO perfons. The Ball at Lillyman's Hotel was fo crowded (650 being prefent), that only ' a fmall part of the company could dance. The room were elegantly fitted up on the occafion. - THEATRE, DIEURY-LAN11....-Mr. S. KIWSLI termi nated his engagement laft night in Fayhj: in The Merry Wives of Wine/for. We have nothing to add to what we have already expreffed refpeeting the merits of this Gentleman's playing. The farce advertifed was The Seater': Return • but, owing to an accident which Mr. JonmsTons had met with on Monday. it was not performed. Printed hand bills, intimating the fades incOo . fition of that gentleman, were circu lated and difperfed among the audience, on their coming to the houfe, and fubßituting The Spoil'd Child, in which charafter Mifs Fissrait was to make her fecond appearance. All was very quiet, until Mr. BARTLEY had announced the play for Thurfday, when he repeated the fubfiance of the hand-bill. —The intelligence was received with great cla mour and difapprnbation from the audience, par ticularly from the galleries, which wonderfully increafed when the curtain rofe, and exhibited Mrs. SPARKS and MarisEws on the page. Cries of, "Off, of " .114 Spoil'd Child " The Soldier's Reverts 1" echoed from all quarters, aided by groans, billes, and noifes of all defcriptions. M - -•TH EWS then came forward. and (aid, 64 May I requelt to know the caufe of your difpleafure ?" " The Sol dier': Return," bellowed a Stentor from the Two Shilling Gallery, in which he was loudly joined by others. MATHEWS and Mrs. SPARKS withdrew, and the fiage was left vacant for Come time. At length BARTLEY came on. and Rated " that there were two reafons why the Farce, originally advertifed, could not be performed ; the firft was, the indifpofition of Mrs. MOUNTAIN, known only yefterday, for whom as a fttbflitute the manager had got Mrs. MATHEWS. The second was the accident that had befallen Mr. Jon N STON a, of which Mr. Waooc HTON was only aye prized at two o'clock by a letter from that Gentle man, Rating that yefierday he had the misfortune to fprain his knee ; he expelled to have been able to attend rebearfal in the morning and to perform at night." Here the clamour was fo dreadful that Mr. BARI LEY, after three drays to finith the letter, with. drew. A thort period of incelfant hooting paired, when Mr. WROUGHTOK appeared. He alfured the audience that , every thing in his power had been done fi,r their amufement, but there was no alternative, the Spoil'd Child, and that only, could now be perform. ed. After the manager retired, the piece went on, amidll the molt horrible riot we ever witneffed.— Not a Tingle word fpoken by the performers could be underftood. The curtain having dropped at a quarter pall ten, all the genteel part of the audience withdrew ; but the Gods and Goddelfes remained for Tome time after, hail; and hooting. We are happy to (fate, that all the violence Was confined to clamour, and that no ' improper aft was committed. Several falhionabl: parties having ordered their carriages at t t o'clock, the ultra' hour, remained for nearly three quarters of an hour cooling their heels in the lobbies, or huddled together in the ad. joining apartments. In this number were his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kalil and party, the Hon. Mifs FINCH and party, Mifs Faitcxy rue and party, Mr. GRINFIRLD and party,, Mr. LLOYD and party, &c. The Scheme of the prefent Lottery is particularly advantageous to early purchafers—An undrawn Tic ket may be obtained for any two Blanks drawn the firli day !! ! The fame advantage will attend thofe drawn on the fecund day, which will be Friday ; the only Capitals yet drawn are No. 1167, a foocl. No. 18.8 p, a wool. and No. 24,5 tf, a fool. ail fold in Ka: es to the Public. WA KRANTED UNDiutww.—No. Chat lag Crofs, and St. Margaret'' Hoasisay and Co. relpeafully and the public, that they have bo :is for their infpellion, free ever, and that they shall continni Shares, on the loweft terms, during the whole time rf the di Lottery, at thc above State LOW No. 24,5 15, drawn a Prize of • was lhatett into one Quarter, Sixteenths. QA Fiida) JIM wl of DrAwing. Jet. a 6, Comhill, 52, aret's Hill, Boroußor ou gh. acquaint their friends re regular numerical of any expence what• we felling Tickets and warranted undrawn, lrawing of the prefent .ottery Offices—where f 5001. the full day, one Eighth, and ten ill be On *wad Day