Star. — London, England, 1805-05-02 00:00:00

IVWCITIC,IL INTELLLICENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W.S. W.. I ARR. NM ARC SUR. Dublin • Hasisborgh o t Waterford 11 $ Gottoobuosi o Liflron t o , FALMOUTH, AMA, :t9.—Arrived this day the WALSINGH•M picket, Rowans, with Mails, from Lifbon fhe has brought;.paffengers, Lord and Lady HOLLAND and family. Ac i dic time the left Lilbon (14 days ago) Sir Jones Caris's fquadron was off Lilbon. by which they learn that ,the trench fleet, confuting if 12 fail of the line and 32 frigates, from Toulon, had gone into Cadiz, where the Spaniards have 13 fail of the line ready for fea.. Lord NeLson, with his fquadron, have proceeded for Egpyt, under all idea of the French fquadron being gone, there.-- he Dlaaa packet, with Mails, from England, was cafe arricied at Lifbon. The TOWNIININD packet, Doan, with Mails for Lifbon, fails to.morrow ir — Arrived the Aro* fla w of war, Capt. IGIGM T 1 *OM Plymouth.—Wind N. W. • PLYMOUTH, APRIL ;o. — This afternoon arrived here the Beauty * of t 8 guns, with difpatchel fiom Admiral Sir Jolt?, *at, oft Cadiz, which were im mediately forwarded to London. We have not heard whether fhe has brought any intelligence of import ance. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 1---Arrived the Retry floop of war, and Hope, WH trt, bound to Gibraltar, from the Downs ;• Panders, Herm'es, and the Hero tranf ports, from Waterford.. Sailed the Civics. cutter with a convoy for the Downs. Upwaicls of ;o tons of fill, er, and I very large quantity of valuable indigo, have this day been landed from the Pas Las, of 36 guns, Captain Loll, Coittaans. 1 -• Ds..t, MAT.. 1...-S5OlO Ale H.t,RMtf floop of war and leveret gun-brigsfor ; ihe Prench coaft. Arrived and failed for the River- the ,Antwerp, DICKINSON, from St. Michael's ; Ipeke.on the 7th.Aptil the Eli za, of Liverpool, bound to Africa, in lat. ao. 58. long. 20. xB. all well. SHEeRNESS, May t. Sailed yeflerday evening the fleets under convoy for the Baltic and Tonningen, with a fine wind at S. W. YALKODTH, MAT 11.—Yellerciay failed the SUM gun-brig, on a eruize.—Arrival the Paiocess Ay GUST* cutter. This morning arrived the MALABAR. of 6+ guns, to join the fleet, oil the Tete!, under Admiral Rosssz.. tltirPitsiasbri frigate, and Cost MORANT Hoop, are nnder orders to join the Admiral. Arrived two armed thip s s;having under convoy, the outward-boOnd Biltic fleet', teich it is expettted will not fail till to-niorroor.—wfo S. W. Ccoveag Ns, Mar T.—POW br • the bet's. PIM*, Moe Charlefton, and the Eieettor. Med 4 oni, 4l olll Pfloolled etot Patrintco, &dolma, foe Tenerife ; Marts, —••••• 1 , for Ifetdee, and die Attire, Nietoa, for Leedonderri. After our Paper was at prefs yefierday, the follow ing notice vas Rack np ar Lb.yd's : 0 A Letter from New York, d tted the sgth March, Rates, that advice bad been received. that the French force, After leaving Dominica, had proceeded to An tigua." American papers to the 25th of March were re c.cived yefterday. Several letters in theft papers eons plain of the condte of oar Naval Commanders on the Well India and American Rations, forimpreffing natives of the United States. General LA FArrrys. it is expeeted in America, will (hardy pay them a viiit, and'examine into the Rite of the lands granted Lim by Congers. The following is an extra& of g letter, dated Fe bruary 8, from a Gentleman at St. _largo de Cnba :- 44 It is faid that the Brigands are going to March againit the Cky of St Domingo, and that Deffalines and all his principal com rade,' will be of the party. General Fernand (" T eets them.--he has at kaft tsoo troops of the Hite, or national guards.—We have ago received farther intelligence,that goo troops hate arrived from France at Sumana, which Win be at St. Domin g o before the Mk groat, if it is true that they Intend to pi there. a You have, perhaps, heard Chit Deffilines had fort one of his Naval Captains and Commandant of an :tined fehooner, with twenty-five Isregroes, to fumnson Porte Plata to furrender. The Spaniards, pretending to be much overjoyed at the vine of theit Trend; fricnda, Invited the Captain, his officers and crew, to land and partake of an entertainment they bad prepared. The fellows accepted the invitation, and were futroundcd by the Spaniards, who • cut all thOr throaty, except the Captain, whom they font to General Errand in the fame vela iu which he arrived but a fcw hours before." A letter from New York, dated March 14, Gys-- Captain GILDIA, arrived at Philadelphia from Martinique. informs, that oil the 26t4 of February, off Roieau, he was board ed by an Officer from a French frigate, who informed Captain O• that the fleet then in fight had failed fixty day. before from Roche fort in France: that they confined of (even Clips of the line (one of which of 5.2, guns), and as Captain GOOLE. perceived two others of them were three-deckers, five frigates, two wised brigs (ate I, of them a Britifh armed brig, taken on the* pinny to Se Weft Indies), and four tranfporot, with a large body Of troops; that they had arrived two days before at Doafinidta, which they ironic eiateiy attacked, and that it forrendered In fourteen hours; thee thethi7d fire from the Admiral's thip, they fet the town of Ro- I- a.: fi:e, which had deftroyed a great part of it. The French ("Mica. raid, that another French fleet, about the fame force as • He s, was to fail Isom Toulon two or throe days before theirs ..id tkst they hourly expeded them in the Weft Indies. Captain • Imileetond that the French meant neat to cat to St.Lueie, and r , St , la Arrigua. " Sinclair, on the T Ith init. in lat. 35. se. 1011. 74. 51. :i,oVe. a Eritifla friltate, fteering E.S.E. who liked if Captan Sio lair had heard of the French and Spanifte fleets being out—lbe was apparently bound the Writ Indies, with difpatches. " Capts.;n Hughes, !ate from Jeremle, Rates, that great prepa ra• ions were mak int to march againit the City of St. Domingo.— There were about coo troops in Jeremie and its *kinky ; they were to march on the 13th of February, to join the main body, which, it was fisted, would cordirt wf too,ooo. General Delta tines had been elating molt of the rgra poru of the Iftand, and fent off many idle and lazy vagrants to t he country, to work an the friar *riots, which were pienerally ir eery bad ftatc uf trultivatiott.". GIBRALTAR, FERRUARk 21. Yerlerday arrived the Amaro* frigate, Captain PARICIt i front a cruise, with a rich Spanilh prite— the Amazon ha• alfo 340,000 Dollars on board, which the took out of another rich prile, with- which the parted at fea in a gale of wind : ,•irrived alto the Malabar, Ordnance tranfport, with two companies of artlilery on board, and the EIJILYDICI frigate from Li thon. MARCH 3.—The enemy's Gunboats, of which there are now upwards of twenty in the Bay, inter cept every veffel that attempts to come into the Streights without convoy. To-day they took a brig within three miles of the Garrifon ; the Areszoa fired upon them, which they immediately returned, but without any damage being done. Maec B.—Lan night the Devil's Tower Guard, confining of an officer and 8 men, was attacked by a party of galley flaveafrom the Spaniel lines. The officer and five men were carried off prlfoners; the others efciped wounded. This morning the officer and 4of the men were , fent back by a flag of truce, with an apology for what had happened ; the other being mortally wounded was fent to St. ItoqUe. So extraordinary a tranfaaion has caufed much fpecula tion and Wonder, lo know what could urge the Spa niards to iomnoit fo unworthy a deed, and to employ 150 affsflins to attack a defencelcfspoft of obfervation. —Four of the galley gave% were brought in prifnners by our patroles, and they fay that they were promif ed their liberty, if they could carry off one of the Eaglint outpofts, and that after having their chains knocked off, they were furnifhed with the pike; and ftilletoes for the occafion, tome of which were brought in along with them, and were all perfectly new. Maecu to.—Yelterday a convoy of victuallers ar rived from England, in 21 days, with the Asi BUS.. CA De, Admiral Lewis, which after teeing them into the Bay, proceeded to join Lord Isletsom's fleet. . MARCH 14.—Our fan accounts from Toulon fay, that the French Fleet had returned after being oat nine days. MARCH 15.—Yenerday arrived the noose!), Lord Matte Kate, from a cruize to the Eanward, after the French frigates which took the Atteow and Acri IRON. One of them, however, had taken Orel-' ter in Malaga, and the other in Cartbagena. The Ftscaen was off Toulon eight days ago, but taw' nothing of Lotd *et.soa's fleet. It is now certain that the Toulon fleet failed on the t9th of January, but put back in three days afterwards in confegoence lof a violent gale of wind. It confined of nine fail of the line and feven frigates, and had 10,500 troops on board, and were certitialy bound to the Wenward ; and, from the number of Irifh Officers and Guides who were on board, there can be no•doubt as to their deaiaatioo. the troops bad been landed again, bat were ready ) to `embark at a moment's notice. The Fiume!) brings accounts of the Sophia having reached Malta. She failed inn!) this early in January with the mails for England and Lifbon, but was obliged to bear away for Malta, in a violent gale of wind. The Prineetan; Capt. MINTON itrrivetl off Dover, failed ftom Canton Dec. 31R ; arrived at Bt. Helena Toth March, and failed on the loth : left there the Fa vourite, Capt. Cos ripe, and Star, C a pt. B uza u. Th e Engin Seto failed from Canton on the 3111 Dec. under convoy of the GRAM r us, of so guns, and Ca ammo', and la Daniticoause frigates, confining of the following (hips, viz. The 'Thames, Walmer Ceflle, Carton, Winchelfea, Marquis of Ely, Glat. ton, Cirencener, Brunfwick, Coromandel, and ,eve ral Colintry fhips. The Experiment, WITH Ili, and the Ocean, fiom Botany Bay, arrived at Canton on the t 7th of December.—The Frederica, Email it Aar, from Gottenburg, arrived at Canton on the azd of December. The Loyal North Britons are to be brigaded on Monday, the 6th init. with feveral other refpeEtabk corps, in Hyde p a rk. And on t h e 1 6 t h, his Maissrr is to review thefe, with feveral other regiments. On Monday the sad of April, the sth (or Princefs Charlotte of Wales) Dragoon ()dards, comm a nd e d by Lieutenant Colonel Possonay, were reviewed upon Portobello Sands, near Edinburgh, by General the Earl of Mont*. The review commenced about is o'clock—the concourfe attembled on the otcalion was immenfe, and the regiment went through various manoeuvres, attacks, &c. together with the fword ex ercife to the entire fatiefsEtion of General the Earl of, Moss • , Lieutenant General Earl of Rosss.ta i and feveral other Military Oftcers--atier which the Earl of !Violeta,' &c. did the Officers the honour of dining with them at Pie&thill Barracks. The Earl of Mot& A *as pleated to dime the following orders on the oc cation : °metal the Earl of Mons &fires,• it may be explained to the Printers Charlotte of Wales's Dragoon Guards, bow highly he was ?leafed with their appearance this day. Every thing that he , obterved, did great credit to the attention of both Oakes and men ; but as he is Co fpecrilly to lore the Regiment from under his command, be cannot let flip the opportunity of noticing Rill more ftrongly the excellence of its private conduct during its relidence in this dill rid. A regularity which has done honour to the Corps; and for which he returns his belt thanks." Amongtl the portraits now exhibiting at the Royal Academy we notice thofe of Mr. Lortsvaxe as ram!. log in the lira clafs. Yeilerday the May-day Fair at Hammerfmith commenced on Brook-green with more than nfnal f_plendoor. A great number of vi fi tants attended, litcnaansos, &tympani, and Scotia, appeared to vie with each other in the external decorations of their booths, the dreffes of the performers, and the won ders they exhibited. A brilliant difplay of variegated drapery, golden trophies, and grotefque figures was prefented on every fide, and a combination of pageam try has feldom been Peen to produce a more pledfing e ff e tt The feftivity was intermingled with fevers) encounters, anenf which, between a butcher and a . Jew, evinced eniset (kill and courage. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ••-•-•—•.—• . NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, MAY t. Fifty Pounds by Sobfcription for 3-yr. olds. 711. 416. 4-yr. olds 811. 711;. 5-yr. olds 911. 13. C. Non fwbfcribers to pay sp. entrance. Duke of Grafton's b. in. Parafol, 4 years old - I Lord Pok7's b. e. Hapoestopus, 3 yrs. old ' - $ Mr. Wardell's bf. outlook I.afs, 3 yrs. old - 3 Mr. Ladbroke's br. c- Sir David, 3 yrs old - 4 Lord F. G. Ofbornc's b. f. Elizabeth. 4 yrs. old - Mr. lienvorth's br.e. Enterprise, 3 yrs. old - Mr. Mellilh's b. f. Lady Drougb, 3 yrs. old - dr gir I" ' - - ...ir H. Wiftiamfon's b, e. Ditto, a yes. old - dr Four to I splint Parafol; even betting on Hippocanmut, and four to one againft Houghton Lafs. The Second-Year of the Newmarket Stakes of gogs. each,. h. ft. colts 811 alb. fillies 8(1. alb. D. M. Sir C. Banbury's b. L Lydia, by Whiikey - I Mr. Wilfon namei Mr. Biggs's ch. c. Baifanio, by Skykraper, but of Portia. a Mr. Glover's ch. Lby Ituzzird. out of Camilla, by kilghliyer 3 Duke of Grafton's brother to Duckling Mr. Wafters brother to Whinterandos Mr. Whaley's br. e. hy A mbrotio, out of a Seagull mare, bOught at Woburn Mr. Whaley:4 b. e. by &sear& imt of Houfemaid Lord Darlington's eh. c. by St. George, dam by Mercury Mr. Norton's b. E by Coriander. out of Fairy Mr. Watfon's b. c. by Crook. nut of Dreadnought's dam Lord Orcivenor's br. c. by Sir Peter, out of itelia Sir F. Standith's lifter to Duzbary I.ord MilfiLtown did oot na.oe Mr. F. Neale did not name D. of Grafton's c. by Waty, rdt of Peppermint - Pd Sir C. Bunbary's b. e. by Magic, out of Amelia - Pd Mr. Wilfoo's b. c. Newmarket, by Waxy, dam by Highdyei, out of a lifter to Pontac - - Pd Mr. Lockiey's b. e. Georgian. Sidus, by Teiefeope, out of • Queen Charlotte - - - • Pd Lord Grofvenor's br.e by Sir Peter. nut of Peggy Bull Pd Mr. Panton's c. Timekeeper, by Hambletucian, out of Horn . pipe's dam - - Pd The judge could place but three. Five tot againft Lydia; 3to 1 agaieft Ballanio, and s to t againft Mr. Waftell's brother to Whifkerandos. Sweepßaket of wogs each, h. ft. D. C. • Lord Foley's Captain Abfdlate, s yrs old, 7ft sib - a Mr. Watfoo's Dqxbury, 3 tri 6111, Sit alb - a Mr. Howorth's HarefOot, S yrs old, yft sib . - Pd 6 to 4 of. Captain Abfolute. I • Sweep(lake+ of sags. each. Ab. M. Mr. Ladbroke's Dora, Bft -,. - / Mr. Wdfou's e. by Buzzard, nut of Vixen, Sit slb - z Mr. Skwdll's Goofecap, Bft 71b - 3 7 to 4 agft Dora. D. of St. Alban's Mrrryman, Sit 71b, beat Slrj.Shtlley's t by Buzzard, out of Iris, 71t 71b. Ab. M. wogs. h. ft.-6 to 4 agft Merryman. Lord Foley's Watery, Bft !alb, rec. sor from Mr. Howortb's Tramper, 7ft. Two.yr old Court . ; rocgs LORD SELKIRK'S WELCOME Hort. Kirkcudbright, April 17, 1110 S. On Mhnday laft the Earl of SALltlillt arrived it St. Mary's Hie, the feat of the family near Kirkcud , bright. An abfence of nearly two years in a foreign cll. inate had rendered his Lordfhip's return, to his pa ternal effete, an objea of peculiar intereft in this part of the country. Nevet was the attachment which the inhabitants have uniformly borne to the Noble Family, of which his Lordfhip is now the only male reprefentative, more confpieuoufly manifefted, than upon this occafion. Early in the morning, the Incorporations planted their colours around the turrets of the Reeple, as if to falute his Lordfhip from - a diflance, and welcome his approach ; and the veffils in the harbour were de eorated with their waren fireartlers in honour of the day. But the St. Mary's Troop of Yeomanry Ca valry, and the two Companiet of Kirkcudbright Vo lunteers, participatint the public feeling in no ordi t ;try degree, determined to celebrate his arrival with all the honours dice to his diftinguiffied rank and pet. tonal virtues. Abotit half an hour after two o'clock his Lordfhip entered the town, mounted upon an ele gant charger. He pallid on horfeback along the front and rear ranks of the troop of Cavalry, and after waidi he paffed in the fame manner on foot along the two Companies of Volunteers, which had been drawn up in the Rivet to receive him. Having then afembled the Officers, he addrefed thefts in a fhort (perch, in which he Rated, "Thai though his Armee had prevented any perfonal etreopetX don on his part in the meafures fo effential to the [allay of the Cate, yet that he had learned with much approbation the exer tions which had been made by thole connedted with the Admiral Bretton of his affairs—that be could not fuleklently applaud the seal sad fpirit which bad animated all ranks of men in this pa triotic fervicc, and be had been informed that there honourable qualities had been difplayed by none in a snore eminent degree than by thole In this corner, %VIM whom he felt himfelf partieu laxly connected. And much as his expedations had been railed by the xccouuts he had reedited of their appearante, and Rate of equipment, the impreffions derived from infpecling them far ex- I eeeded thole his imagination had formed." His Lon:1111ip having respelled the Officers to in trite their refpeaive corps to dine with him, they Marched to St. Mary's Ifle in military order, A little before four o'clock, about 200 fat down to dinner, in a tent meted upon the Lawn in front of the houfe ; there were three feparate tables, running parallel to each other. The Earl of Sstritit was at the head of the centre table, where the Yeomanry, confillini of his 03*fl tenantry, were (cited ; and there was g company of infantry on each fide. The joy diffufed by the pretence of the. Noble St ra n ger , t h e paternal intereft he teemed to feel in the happinefs of his gueft,. and the novelty of the fcene partaking of the naturg, both of a Military and rural fetlival, expanded every heart; and gave birth to a reties of the molt pleafur able emotions. About (even o'clock the patty returned to the town; in the evening every houfe was illuminated, and fome of the windows were adorned with emble matical tranfparencies; even the tops of all the fur rounding hill;, as well a 2 the little Rofs Man.', blazed with bonfires. The fcene viewed from the high grounds in the neighb our h oo d was iingillatit grand. One common feeling teemed to pervad ill ranks and defcriptions of perfons ; never war de joy ex cited by any domefiie event in this neighbourhood more fincere, nor the demonfirations of it more nal vetfal. Next day his Lordfhip, with that attention to'the condition of the dinreffed, which is charafterifiie of the Family, enured a cnntiderable fum of Money to be diftributed 'among the poor. Prime Sherry, (vintage I got) and Bueelhts, is large bottles, 4os. per dozen, for Pale, at No. t, Thanet-Place, Temple. Bar ; one dozen fent, carriage free, in town ; a tingle bottle fold to thew the Wines— if not found pleating, the money will be immediately retuned. L4or INTELLICENCR. Yeflerday being the Ertl day'of Ealler Term, tt e Judges proceeded to Weliniiiiitrr ball, ani open Li the rapeCove'Courts with the accialomed In the Cohn 4 King's Bench •Mr. Cisme Er t.t. I re rented a return of conviets employed on board the hulks at Wnolwich And in L.wgiloi, Barbour to the Chief Jullice, who 'Jere defc:iaeci as orderly and free from licknefs. VICKLICY GIBBS, Efq. took the accullomed oaths on his being appointed his Majelly'i Solicitor General. Lord ELLswsosovon, then addreffing himfelt to Mr. Jeart.t., licitor•Geheral to his Royal Higluiefs the Prince of Wales, faid—" Mr. J..kyll, his Mjcily having been pleated to appoint you to be one of his Connie!, Learned in the Law, you will he pleafed to take your feat within the Bar." Mr. Jekyll accor dingly took his feat within the ear, as one of the King's Cout,fel. Mr. Mortars moved in the cafe of Leowst.r. O. SPILSBURY, to thew cattle . why the plaintiff thonld not pay the coils of fuit on the defendant's bringing five gUineas into Court. 1:e moved, he laid, upon thc authority of an Aet to prevent frivolous arras. The defendant had been held to'bail for 161. and the turn recovered by the verdict of a jury •*..s only five guinea, it was therefore fair, to prefume that the plaintiff knew his demand to be under fol. The Court held that there mull be fomething ultra to the mere finding of a Jury, to entitle the Learned Gen tleman to his motion, and therefore refufed to grant a rule. Mr. WlLena obtained a rule to thew caufe why an attorney, of the name of Hatton, fhould not be made ' to deliver up certain papers and ecclKallical records belonging to the Archdeaconry of Beckingham. With the exception of motions of 4ourie and juf: ification of bail, nothing die occurred. Yeflerday a Court of Directors was held at the•Ealt India Houle, when Mr. JOHN Poor I, of his Majelly'p Dock Yard, at Plymouth: was appointed Affidant Shipwright at Prince of Wales's Eland. Captain JAMES MASSON, of the (hip Ann, tonic leave of the Court previous to departing for Madras and Bengal. The CHANCELLOR has pipflponed till nett Thurfday his decree, which was intended to be delivered this day, in the caufe the Earl of Eurrox v. Mrs. FITZ. H ERBERT, refpeeting the infant daughter of tile late Lord HUGH SAY MOUE. This fufpenfion, we under• Rand, is to allow time for the Marquis of HERTFORD to indent a counter petition, praying that he, as the elder branch of the family, may have the future guar. dianfhip of this orphan. Saturday night Dr. PEacsvat. was flopped, in his carriage, on Inc Donnyl•rooke road, Bear Dublin, and robbed by four armed men. Yellerdat the R ECOltDe made a Report to his Ma. Jerry of the following capital convicts under fcntence. of eeath in Newgate, viz. John Williams, far altittlting James Grant, on the highway, and taking from his perfon a quantity of Newlpapers, the property of Willis Richards and Lucretia Green. John Roger Turner. for forging and uttering a receipt for pay. meet of 40771. Los. with intent to defraud William Waltham, and with inteation to defraud Julio Lightfoot. George Atwell, for a burglary in the dwelling•hnufe of Thonin Refill, and healing therein three pair of fled (Puffers, and throe Japan finger ttays, hi. property. William Beard, and Elizabeth, his wife, for forging, counterfeit. ingrand coining,t itipenee, againit the duty of their allegiatee,Ece. Mary jettkinfor i for putting away a forged Bank note (or pay ment of et the knaling it to be tbfged. When John Roger Turner was ordered for execution on Wed• tiefdat !cit. IVIONTULT AORICIILTCIAL REPORT.—aIIe continuance of • favourable weather has enabled the farmers to finilb the lowing of Barley and Oats in the molt complete manner, the Land every where being In an excellent Rate for feed ; and in the Soothers Diftriels the (owing is nearly finifhed; and in the Northern Part tif the Kingdom it is in an unufual itate of forwardnefs. '1 Ise Far- . 11C11 In the Fens have never enjoyed a better feafoo for their tot- fines; the Low Grounds promiting great abundance. The drynefs of the weather has permitted the rolling of the Wheat and Spring Corn Crops ; and has afforded a fine opportu nity for getting up the Turnip Fallows. The Wheat, Winter Tares and the Paltures, improve daily. Much Stock has been turned out. Frith Trait every where are in full Moons.= It is mint than probable will rarer from the recent cold *Jody. The Wail end the [Dialler Berry Fruit in the garden promife groat abundance. Aa this is the feafon for the commencement of the bufinefa ha+ the Dairy, Mitch Cows, and thole near calving, obtain great prices; notwithftancling which large &oyes, lately brought to St. !Imes Market fmoi out of the Fens, In a very low condition, were eagerly bought up. Small Pigs proper for the Dairy are dear ; the larger fort much cheaper, and a great Rock on band. Sheep, although at all the late Fairs were bought In great plenty, Rill obtain gdod prices, particularly Ewes and Lambs, provincially tolled Couplet, which arc nearly as dear as-they have been for (me feafons putt Young from Cart Geldings are much in demand, and obtain high prices. The following comparifnn between the Schemes and price of the late and prefent Lotteries, fully ac• Founts why the Pale is fo much greater now than in the late Lottery. Firft, the Scheme is richer in Ca pital Prizes, and the price is lower. Prefect Scheme. Lull Lottery. s of £30 ; 000 I of ,C 15.000 1 • 20,000 1 • 20,000 3 • 10,000 T - ao,socr 3 - 54 , c0 3 - StocCo 3 - s,OOO 6 - ipoo 8 - 1,030 FuR drawn Ticket scowl. Firft drawn Ticket I,cooi. Prefent Price. Week before Drawing. Ticket 19 0 0 Ticket 11 5 0 Hal 9 1 5 0 Half It x 4 o Q,uartet 418 o Quarter .sis 0 Eighth - 1 9 6 Ppskth Is 6 0 Sixteenth 1. 5 o Sixteenth x 8 0 It is to be hoped the price will not be raifed in the next Week as it was in the late Lottery. Only aTew days now to the 13th inft. when the capital Sum of TS* THOUSAND POUNDS will be ad judged to the fortunate holder of the Firft drawn Ticket, and if we compare the prefent low price of Tickets with the great demand already experienced, J. Jonsisow and Co. cannot hefitate a moment in re commending an immediate pit:chafe to their nume rous Friends and the Public, and inform them their t6th Share coils only il. ss. by which may be gained conliderably more than Tree Thoufand Pounds, and fo in proportion for 'other Shares, of which the greateft poffible variety are on Pale, at their old eaab lifhed Licenfed State-Lottery Office, No. 3, P.,oc's head Alley, Cornhill, London, where no doubt for tune will again be propitious, and liberally ditpeole her favt,ors, being the only Office that ever fold Two Twenty Thunfand Pound Prizes drawn in one day. ? 11