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FRANCE. LEGISLATIVE BODY, FRIMAIRE it, (DEC. a.) PRESIDENCY OF SUPPLE. The Counfellors of State, Boutsv (de la Meurthe) EMERY and Rest, charged by Govern tment to prefeut the feeond projelt of a law of the civil code, being introduced into the Hall, after reading the prole& of the law, explained the mo tives of it in a frieech of great length. [As the length of this fpeech Will not allow of • our giving it, and as it will not admit of abridg , went, we muR contef.t ourfelves with laying be fore our Readers the following heads of the law, which regards the rights of French eitizenihip:] • PROJECT OF • LAW RESPECTING THE ENJOYMENT ' AND PRIVATION OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS. TITLE 1.--OF THE ENJOYMENT OF MIL RIGHTS. Art. IX. Every Frenchman Stall enjoy the Ci-t 1 Rights re rutting from the French Law. X. Every indivitinal born in France is a Frenchman. Xl. Every child born to a Frenchman in a foreign country la • Frenchman. Every.child born in a foreign country to a Frenchman, who may ye IoR the quality of Frenchman, can always recover that quality by making a declaration, that he in tendrto fix his refidaiee in France. XII. The curette of the Civil Rights is independent of the quality of cirisre, which cannot be acquired or ? refereed, but in conformity to the Conftitutional Law. XIIL A foreigner sell enjoy in France the fame Civil Rights ne thofe which arc or flail be granted to Frenchmen, by the laws or by the:Treaties of the nation, to which that foreigner may belong. XIV. A foreign wom an who has married a Frenchman, shall toF.ow the condition of her Milhaud. XV. A foreigner who (ball h a ve been admitted by the Go vernment to make in France a declaration of his with to %e -soon: a Cithien, and who !hall have wedded a year in the coun try before this declaration. Mall enjoy there all the civil rights as long as he c ontinues to etude in it. XVI. A foreigner daring his reildence or Ray in France, ball be there perfonally fubjed to the laws of the Police and Way; the immoveable property be may pare& there lhall be regulated by the French law, even when he does not rade in • the Country. XVII. A Foreigner even not refldent in France may be cited before the French Tribunals for the execution of obliga dons =minded by him in France with Frenchmen, and if he b found in France, he may be brought before the Tribunals in • France for obligations couuaied by him in fordgn countries with Frenchmen. XVIIL The French reeding in foreign countries, mail con done to be Cubic& to the trench Laws, hi regard to their pro perty Situated in France, and for every thing that concerns his Sate. and the capacity of his perfan. XIX. A Frenchman may be brought before a Tribunal in France for obligations contraded by him in fordgn countries men with a foreigner. XX. In all other matters, except thofc of commerce, the foreigner, who is the clahaant, Bud be bound to give fecusity for the payment of the carnets and charges nking front the procefs,unids be pedeffes in France immoveable prorerty of a value (nib:lent to enfure that payment. TaTLE lI.—OF THE PRIVATION OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS. SECTIONI.—Ofthe privation of civil rights by the lofs of the quality of Frenchmen. XXI. The quality of Frenchmen !hall be loft; I ft, by Natu ralization acquired in a foreign country ; ad, By accepting, without authority front the French Governmeqt, of public ton4liona conferred by a foreign ! coalman I 3 d, By afflia tion to any foreign corporation which (ball require diftintlion of birth; 4th, And in the !aft place, by every ettablifliment formed in a foreign country without intention of returning. Commercial eitabliibmenta can never be conflicted as having been made without any IRtention of returning. Icxn. The Frenchman who !hall have loft his quality of Yrrnschman, may shear; recover it by returning to Fr.drce with the authority of Government, and declaring that he means to fix his re-Menet in It. XXIII. A French woman who fhall marry a foreigner, (hall follow the candid= of her hufband. It the becomes a widow the &all recover her quality of Frenchwoman, pravkled &e reados in France. or that the re tunis to it with the authority of Government, and; declares that me means to fig her refidenrc In it. XXVI. Individuals who than receive the quality of Frencli men, in the eakt provickd by Articles XL XXII. and XXIII. can not take advantage of it till t hey have fulfilled the c onditions imputed by thefe a rticies,and early for the emcee of the tights opened to their advantage after that period. XXV. Frenchmen; who without hang authorized by their Oovernment,iltall accept .of military ferries in foreign Countries, or guilt become allitlatcd to a foreign military corperation, tail loft elicir quality of Frenchmen. They cannot return to France but with thc permiflion a/Go vern:neat, or recover the quality b et Fret:al:nen, but by fulfil ling the onoditioan impofed on fareisturs tar becoming Cltizens: toe whole t ithout prejudice to rite pains pronounced by the rain tbral laQ ;piaci Frenchmen wira.-ftrall carry amp aptat their ceuntry. [The ftihßance of SECTION 11. rcfpciting priva tion of Civil Kights, confectuence of joditial . . condemnation, is Molts ;'• A man condemned to death for any c r ime is ek,il& dead from tie moment of` Condemnation. but without. prejuditeto however, he is under eondesnr t itiim for conttuni4", (i. e. an out law) his heir Ball not occupy his property for five Tears, unlefs• they prevtocfly get. .fecurity ; and the feittenee of death for eontumacy than be annulled, if the criminal within the fivi years `ap pear perfonally and toe his • trial, in which cafe the fintence null depend on the evideuce.] DiphATIMIL z. The National lnattute of 'France having been forni...l dui the war, the numinition of :he Fo. reign Atioc;ate., inttituad by the sd article of the law of 3 lit tt rnairc,Oft. a 5, year 4,wttfufpendedi as rt.tt.o IWO rctroved this fuf(+ention,.ta the General Sitting, whi..ll brings together;on the sth of each nwitth, OW three claire:. Gt . the laftitute, each of tit Fr:Tented the names of Carce candidate', tr.= Iticla the Intlitutc, on the sti. Nivofe„'26 lice.) N ill choorc a Fill. Affuciate for each .claft. doe.: Cartd.clates prefented by the dais of the Mlihcmatie.tl and Physical tcienees arc Sir J .,. t 114 s cs, Dr. MIsILLY::L, and Dr. Haas -4.115L. 't*,.: thr•:e Cal,lidates of the 1.1.4 al and Political ;.:1,1- : JIM RSCSN, Pretident of the United St:it.t., Nla;ur Itswart, Count RUMFORD. 'l•he three Candidates named by the daft of Li. aad thc fine Ai ts, are, M. HAVDIN, Mr. :114! L.O tN, and I(ton:rock. ac!, Chit's. in order to prefent its three Candi. . 1 ties for elenion to the ti•r,.e Claes u:tited, was itself to elect irom greater number 01 Candlives prtfented r• it by a cot:unarm corn pored of a Member from each icElion. The lull of the Candicia.:es prupofed to each Gals by the Ccanmiffion was as follows : For the Fiat Cleft Mammy's, Mr. :War,Dr. HERSCHEL,DT. Paterrxer , Mr.C AVCII. DISH, Profeffor Vosva, Sir PERE H BANES, Pro feffor PASLAS, MASCAGNI, AaTHVR YOUNG. Efq. For the Second Clafe:—Mrjerreasori, Count Rosman, NORMAN,_ Kaorr, HERDER , Sir JOHN D AL RYMPLE, Profel for DOUGALD STUART" Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, EALING. ARTHUR YOUNG, El+ RHABEC, MARINI, Gasraxo, Librarian of the Va dean, CAMPOMANN, LAKDIZOBAL, DAVID RAMSAY, NEIECHR, HOMO. TOOKE, Mr. Fox. For the third clefs ; ARNOLD, CANNOTA, the Italian Sculptor; CALDLEARI, CEEAROTTI, Tian poet; liaJoix, celebrated mulician ; Herm i• Kzoll STOCK, MARIAN. of the Academy of Berlin; Stens/AA ' a Swede ; SARTI, celebrated Italia n .mufician; Mr. SHERIDAN, HORN TOOKE. Letters from Milan of November toh, con firm the Intelligence already received relpeeling the convocation at Lyons of an extraordinary Confulta, compored of deputies feleiled from the Public Authorities, and various claffes of citizens in the Cifalpine Republic. The motives which . gave rife. to this extraordinary mature are not mentioned, but as this Affembly will open its Sit tings in the courfe of ten or twelve days, the ob jed of its convocation xnuft be foon•known, • We announced fome days ago, op the authority of a letter received from Autocue, that the.prepa• rations made for the reception of the Englifh and French Plenipotentiaries, were to be terminated this day. This intelligence was more correa than the premature account of the departure of there two, Miniders ' who indeed did not fet out till yenerday for the place of their deflination.—Ga wile de Fraser. V num A. Nov. 17.—A piece of important intel ligence, in regard to the Pacification of Europe, is, that Mr. PAGET, the Britifh Ambaffador, has officially announced to our Court, that his Govern ment acknowledges the King of Etruria. It is added, that Great Britain has alfo acknowledged the new Republics of Italy : but this intelligence is not official. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, DEC. 8. Mr. ADAM and Mr. GRANT were heard in be half of the Refpondent, and the Attorney General in reply, in the Appeal Caufe Steuart o. Miller, after which the Lord Chancellor in a fliort perfpi cuous fpeech- took a double view of the merits of the caufe, upon each of which it might perhaps be thought proper to decide it, the one the larger and more comprehenfive ground, the other the narrower or more limited one. After very accu rately difcriminating between each, and without meaning to be underftoocl to have formed his pion decifively as yet upon either, his Lordfbip thought it advifable to poftpone the judgment till the fecond Caufe day a ft er the Recefs. The Bills that pared the ComMittee yefterday, were read a third time and pallid, and the four brought up and read a firft time yefterday, were read a fecund tine, and committed for to-morrow. —Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Wrought Silk Bill was mad a third time gpo pa/kJ. FISH. _ _ . . The Sheriff's of London prefented a Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, of the City of London, timing, that at the time the Al of George the econd, for regu lating the Pale o 6 Fifh, was palled, it was a necef- Cary regulation, becaufe the fupply of Pith in the London M.lrket was then•fnrall and precarious ; but from tnat time to the piefent, in conkuente of the execution of the Titheries, 'and the cotnpeti. tion among thole who fupplied the Markets, thc fupply was fo regular and abundant, that the re gulations under that a 0 were now operating rather as impediments than as a plan of utility. The Petition therefore prayed for the repeal of the aid Aa.—Ordered to lie on thc Table. • e0...m. , --- The Sheriffs practiced' another Petition, de feribing the late fcarcity that prevailed in the Coon try, together with the extreme high price of Pro vitioma fo oppreffive• to the midng and lower orders of the community; the patience • and lau dable fubmiffion with which the people bore their foricrings, and the manner in which Abele ties were enhanced by the artifices of many of the Dealers in Provitions. The Petition further Ita;ed, that notwithaandtng the amazing abundance' of the late harvefi, and the extenfive importations which under the liberal encouragement of Parlia ment hurl tikin place, the like artifices fill conti• anted to prevail, with the obvious view of creatiog an artificial fcarcity S. that notwithtlanding the re elutfition of Parliament, for regular returns of the quantity of Gmin in the Country , to be made on. tier the interference of the Clergy, yet thefe re' tbrns had been wholly withheld in dime &Inds, and die-returns from other places were fallacious and interred. It appeared therefore, that by loch ' attempts h was :Jitended to Withhold fifoar Partia. me:A, and from the Government, a due knowledge of, the adtual hate of Grain in the Country; with. oat which knowledge it would not be in thc power of Go .. ritment, by the cneoitragentenv 'of a t t mel y importation frc:ii ;'.her countries, to prevent the recurrence of calamities Aguilar to thofc lately ex perienced. • The Petitiowtherefore prayed for the interferenze of Parliament, by the eliaament of a law which fhould enforce due and regular returns of the quantities of Grain from every part of the Kingdom.—Ordered to lie on the Table. STARCH. • On 11. c Order of the Day for the Honfe t re. folve italf into a Committee on the Potat:te and Rice evtarch Mr. Alderman CURT I! willed to know what advantage could accrue to the country from a Bill. the objea of which was to appropriate to the Ma. I.uf.ifture of Staich a cunfiderable portion t'rovilions of the Poor; and that at time i%hen the wifdom of Parliament was not only callc.l Iln to prevent any unticceliary dccrcafe cf food by e::- portation, but to guar) againfi the a-titlves i thofc wha fccmcl '-.:cratcd i .0 aut. 564 fcarcity. The quantity of Starch made from Potatoes was fo exceedingly (mall, compared to the hulk of the article it was taken from, that it went to the defiruaion of a large quantity of the means of human fuftenancc, merely for the fake of producing a thing which might at all times be had from other countries, and-at a duty which the confumer would chearfully pay. Mr. VA xstrrsa r agreed that narch from pota toes was not fu great in proportion to the bulk of the article it was taken from, as (larch from wheat. But the objea of the preknt Bill was the encouragement of the cultivation of potatoes, as being the cheapen, the belt, and the moll cer tain remedy againft the return of fcarcity. The quantity of potatoes produced this year was much greater than the confumption of the people re quired ; and in his mind the ben means of encou• raging a permanent cultivation of this nutrition' vegetable, was to fecure to the cultivators a cer. tain market for their ,produce. He then entered into a flatement of the comparative produce of an acre of led, as applied to wheat and potatoes, for the purpofe of filming that the quantity of (larch extraitable from the potatoes growing on a giver track of ground was greater than that from wheat which would grow on an equal (pace. As to mak ing hatch from rice, he mutt obferve that the quantity of that article imported under the late ARs of Parliament, created a confiderable furplus of it in the market ; and it was only fair to open to importers a fource of competition which fhould be adequate to the furplusreznaming on theirhands. Tb; Houfe then having refolved itfelf into 4 Committee on the Bill, Mr, VANSITTART fall, that fo far from this mea lure giving any unfair advantag es to the Menu faaterers of fl are'', many of them who bad pur chafed large quantities of wheat, for the purpofes of their trades, confidered it rather injurious than beneficial to them. He thought it necelfary to nate, that whenever the manufacture of (larch from wheat Mould be thrown open, the old duties would again be revived, and none would be free from it but llarch from potatoes or rice. The Bill then went through the Committee, and was ordered to be reported to-morrow. POPULATION. The CiIANCELLOO. of the Excusuy se prefCnted Abarads of Anfwers and Returns ordered by an Aft paffed in the 4.lft of his prelent Majefiy, for taking an account of the Population of the King dom, and the increafe and diminution thereof. The Right Hon. Gentleman took occafion to mention, though he proleffed to do it with regret, that Tome of the Returns were incomplete : he adverted to the Returns from Wiltlhire, and exprelfed his dif appointment at this deficiency, as it prevented him from concluding with the motion which he wifhed to have brought forward, that the papers row pre rented fhouhr be printed. He wifhed to alsßain at prefeut from any farther animadvertion i in the hope that the Of fi cer who had in this inflance been deficient in his duty would, before the dole of the Recefs, be We to prefent corhplete Returns. But if after the Reads tLefe full Returns were not made he lhould then feel it his duty to bring the fubjea More particularly before Parliament, and Parlia ment, he bad ma doubt, would fed an equal dif pofition to affect their'uivn Os, and to give efficacy to their own orders. * ' The Bill for prohibiting the Diftillation of Spi rits from Wheat in Ireland paired through a Com mittee, and the Report being brought up, was or dered to be received to-morrow. • • Mr. V ANSITTART fuggefted that, as no objeoffiou was made to the principle of this laft Bill, it was his ihtention to _move that it thould pals through the remaining Rages to-morrow. He at the fame time applied this remark to the other Bill refpec ting the nfe'of-Potatoes and Rice in the manufac ture of Starch) •No objeaion was offered to this propofition.—Adjourned. LUNDOIY. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9. • . MUCK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ore O'CLOCK , Confab for opening, 64 ;—Reduced 67. 4 per Cent.5.4,4--Ww I per Curt 9.Y{—Loeb 4.044.4511x-16 1,k22 thainium 2.+01d thaniurn ti. TRICE OF STOClif 74STFI:DAF. Bank Stock 2E3 237 tdi I Imp. 3•per Cot. 66 11. 3 per Ct. itcd..67i ti • Imp. Ann. I - 4 per Qin. 1551 g4t !nth s per Cent. 96 I per Cent. :797, 0 6 14 Exclicu. &lb, Ft. 7s. perm. Lang Ann.l9 13-1 Eurglit:. Tickets x6l. 61. • Stiat Ann. s 3-16 Coaf. toe op. 6314 Drcanzaa --s per Cents. r 6. Coltrfc of Exchange—Dub:au on London pt. PalCi ;24 AIaRICAN srocts AT LCHDON, orreageta 7. per Cents. - 331[6 per Cents. -95 i per Gala. - 114 6 per Casts. defend 954 9 01 Basst:tock. 13e 132 L per Mare. , • With videsd from Ilse Eft of July. This day we received Feria Journids to the eth intl. %dative. • The contents, which are not un intercalate. arc gil4o under the proper head. The Mmiteur of the 4th contains copies of the Ratiteatinns of the Trutt concluded on the soth of September, tBOO, Letween the French Govern ment and America. The Ratification of the }lasi. Curistit. concludes with the following Words : " The Government .61 the United States having added in its Ratificatinn,that the Conveniion thallbe in force fur eight ycarv, and having omitted the fe cnnd article, the Government bf the French Re public confents to accept, ratify, and confirm the f.iid convention, v. ith the additictt which antes, that the conv..:t.ur. %all' be in force for the term of eight years,• and the retrenchment of the fccond article; tt beoig at the fame time under a,Kid by tlas retrenchment, that the two States renounce tour pretcr.fims, which are • the ..h e ft oftthc fAid article." r.-: c0n,4•:.:.: 5; 50 Co CORN MARTCRT. PARR-LANE, DEC. The Sales at Mark-lane this day were very dull, and at the fame Prices as laft Monday. Yefterday the LORD MAYOR was waited upon at the Manlion-Houfe, by the Mailer and Wardens of the Bakers' Company, to fet the Affize of Bread, when his Lordfhip, after examining the Meal weighers' Reports, ordered the price and weight of bread to , he as follows, which will commence and take place tomorrow : The Peck Loaf, Wheaten to Li. ~,, d,, i. d. w a s h _ - - z 7 6 o and fold fur 3i t Ditto, Houthold - -rz 6 0 ---. 3 $ ,The Half Peck Loaf, Wheaten / Ditto. Hoof.' o ld - 8110- I 8 . The Qlartern Loaf, Wheaten 4$ 8 - 0I I - Ditto Houlivdd - 4 .5 E -----.-- o lal The H a lf-quattero, Wheaten a al2 -- o 5 1 Ditto, HouCold - - aa It ---- OSi The Penny Wheaten Loaf, is to %nigh - 547. 14k. Ditto, Houthuid, to weigh - 6 is The Twopenny Loaf, Wheaten, is to weigh i t 13 Ditto, Houthold - - - 13 8 The Threepenny Loaf, Wheaten - t lb. L ii Ditto, Houthold - ' - I 4 5 Which aid Mize the Mailer and Wardens of the Company of Bakers are enjoined to fee duly kept. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS mils DAY —WIND S. 8.1. • ltallito. DU. O Hamburgh, a Dublin, Dec. 3. g • Waterford, 3 a Doonagbadce, Dee. 3. . o FALMOU a, Dec. 6...—The Town suss; ti packet, DODD. for New York; and the AUC/S.LAND packet, Sows tut, for Ja• maica and Ate Leeward Ifiands, with the mails of the firft Wednefday of the moth; together with the Dues or Yoac packet, for Lilbon, with the malls of the asth ult. and ad intt. will fail for their refpeetive deftin4tlons with the firft fair wind. The LADY Moodier packet, Fasi t ows ',will take out the Leo. ward Ifland . tr.ail of the thirdVi'odnefilay of thetworch.WindW. Ptratours. Dec. 8.-. Arrived tbc Agatha, from St. Übco. POILTSMOVTI, Dsc. B... Attired the Vitro& fawner s from Marcelo. . . ss,Dre. B.—.Strived his Majeflts ADAKAHT of so guns, from the Cape of C pod Hope ;an the ritiosieu, of eicguns • the former has proceeded to Chatham , and th e latter to Idackftakes : arrived the Sr. ALBANS, of 64 Perms, from Yarmouth : a large collier paired by this morning for the River, with the lofs of her main-top-malt, fore and Mize:: top gallant-malts. Several Sups are Sanding up for the Note, but we have pot time to learn their names. The Gras Hoop has come' into harbour, to be pild off; with the EinFCL: and Mr Trost gun vetels. The MA.OICIENNC has gone out of Dock, and the Isis has corn- in, tc have her bettorn examined. Wind S. W. moderate with rain. - - D-AL, Dee. R.—Arrived tin Nelly, --, from Gibraltar, and is gone for Stangate erech--Arrived alfa the Heide; frigate from Pertfmouth, and ranalnsa—Wind S. by E. (sRAvr 5 evr,l)tc by the R 4131 Trunetta,WaTis, f rom Faro ; p eu d r iee, St. Übe.; Eitagood, from the South Seas; eta: endue, Harrifon. from Virginia; Admiral Nclfon,Henderfon, from Dantrick; Providence,-.—, Iron, Mt:l;a ; Coats' Torun; Latter, —; Hugh Inglis. I Fairfax , and Tricorn, Barrows, from ebina.--setted the Brothers. —, for AGica Aurora, for Sr. Michael. Amphitrite and Ktngibir Packets. for Trinidad; Tod dlngtons, deal, for Nevis; Berlin, Saab; Ceres. Warren; Dolphin, ; and Simon Tayter, Watts, for Jamaica. • DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The rnment of the captors prefent at the fore:after of the Cape of Ord Hope, on the reth of September, 17or, will c ounasec on Wednefday, the t3th, and Thurfday, the with day of January, Dios. at Broad-dm* buildings. The earolinc for the rapture of the Spambrig San Luis, will be paid on board, on theigth inl. The fame Pup, fur tha capture err the French r rivat.f nle Franco%s, le Zenodore, and "attune 'Palmitin - , will th. paid on board, on t • fame day. '1 he En of ion, for the capture tale Furct French privateer s will be paid on board the faid thir at Pot:mouth, from this day. , . H:s Excellency the Algerine Ambaffadar, at• tended by his fecretary and Interpreter, waited on Lord Peuram ye fterclay, to take leave of his Lord. (hip. on fetthig off for his own country. H i s Ex cellency and Suite are to take their departure in his Majefty's thip Neter s s vs, commanled by Cap tain Dos it-tr. Tbe Right lion. Mr. Anorsorcor gave a grand dinner ye tterday at his bottle in Downing.ftreet..-- The company prefent were the Earl of CM ATHALIC, Lord HAWKISIII/RT, Mr. PITT • MT. W. DUNDAS, Mr. H. ARDINOTON' Mr. Mr. D. k^f Di Mr. ST F EMI, Mr. 14 4 . 0 ek,*and Mr. Vas' SITTART. Lord Chief Baron MaCDONALD g ave a 4inncr yelterday at his houfe in Dukefireet Vet ' mintier to Lord ALTANLIIT, and a number of Law Lords. Captain PITERDouot.As, formerly Commander of the Qy sap Indiaman, was found dead in his bed on Saturday morning. Two eminent furgeons were fent for, but all endAvours to reflore hits unhappily proved ineffeatiall Captain Dou o Las is the Officer About whom, fame ao years finee, there was a mutiny in the Qa . ligN, at Portfmouth, upon in idea that the shit of a yt.ung Lady , who die& fuddenly in the Adelphi, nightly haunted that flip- On Mon‘lay laft the remains of Mrs. Claw• roan, twenty.five•years ago the great favourite of the public, and the arft tragic aarefs of her day, were depofited in the'Cloilter of Weftminfter bey, in the grave a( her former hufband, at her exprefs regoefi before the expired. Her coffin was pp laced over that of Mr. BAIIIT, War that of the , te Mrs. Port. Exrasss—Meffrs. Swirl and Co. take the earliell opportunity to inform their Friends of an additional Matinee of their good fortune the preftmt Lottery, baring fold the Ticket, No. 834 I, (brought by this Day's Exprefs Isom Imo land a Prize of Ten Thailand Potmda),_ rn 01111 Half, One Quarter, One Eighth. and Two Sig' teenth Shares.—Another Prise of 10,00 01 - relent Lottery, No 13,834, was divided by mem, and fold in One Half and Eight Sixteentbs•—tha s v Two of the Fear higheft Prizes in the hob been fo dipofed of as to benefit Fourtelttes II dual Porehafers, at their Offices, No. s I, Pouf sle and City of Glafgow.--The Tickets, No. 17,281, a Prize of 20001. and N 0.21,432, a Prize of Fob Himdr-ri Prmndi, in the prdst Latter'', wire albf:l.lSv - :tr and Co.