Star. — London, England, 1815-11-02 00:00:00

TilE EVENING STAR. 1 O NDON. . vn ,wee to our " Constant Country Reader," we have to h:,n, that until the French prisoners of war now in Ent ,,,;d one and all made their trend with their lawns' Soot.. Louis XV ill. they could netbe released. While lighting •• 4, r.s ft e, who was not reco g ni se d b y any European • o xer, 12r less by England, as a Sovereign Prince, they were „. ; . c Innted ban 'lt ti, and out of the pale of social relations : the cz , 44 ..4 would therefore hive been justified by the law of oa t,. lc putting them to deal as lawless disturbers of the pub , . From the French Papers it wow appears that these .1 men have seat in their " adistsi 111 l " to Louis XVIII. •i svil therefore he released, on a request being made by ,; Sovereign to that elfect,but not, as we apprehend, without roc France took no prisoners in her late inglorious .4. ter su v.te.l t, and cannot therefore offer a carte sc;•44 inze. • N 7\ TITE3DIY, ALL THE 3 PRIZES OF Xso,onn, 1 PRIZES OF .C2o,otk, IN GoVLRNMENT • NIAN: BE DRAWN, AND THk. VALUE RE • kll IN MONEY ON DEMAND. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1815. nfc . i.ov , POCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK: 59”--Cons. money 61i —for axc. 613 6. Fel rat. 7.1i;-5 per Cent. 90ii—tiond4 36. 4.. pr. 4 :::; pr.—Do.pey. 1.5 i 16 pr.—Excb. 11411444.4. Paris Papers of Friday and S.iturclay came to Fr.irn those of Sunday, which came to:ic:.!y, we gave extracts yesterday ; and those (.; j.y ..rrived this morning. The most promi. 1 ,„ : is the kuinals•of Sunday is a con6rma t. „ :., • I.:nling et the Ex-King of NAPLES in Cl l.': . n.i, !ran, however, has now terminated his !or *flu th;:sc piers we find an account of the EXECUTION OF MURAT. lye !;.ive se!ect.:d from the different papers all that i.ave stated respecting this event, which our ‘via find among the subjoined extracts. This n:an tru:.t !hive been infatuated. Looking at .ncev:s of noNAFARTE, viho, 0,1 iris return 1...!!-.t wit:l a few hundred men, succeeded in r:acl'n;: the c,t7it.si in a few drys and again mount cans to have wrought himself up t. 11:e uCliel t :at amid he once land again in Italy, uith no menu how small a force, he would instantly joined by ::.c military and march without difficulty Oi course he intended then to spew himself a Ateater General than BONAPARTE, by defeat rg armies of Europe, re-organizing rebel. in France, and restoring the Bonaparte dynasty :acre to their thrones. Without such a dream d.ti::sion, it is not possible to conceive that be ‘:aLiJl:Ave ventured to invade a kingdom with 150 .:.tn—eor that was the mighty army with which he :a regain the throne. He landed—be was in nly d%livered up by his followers—he was shot ! attempt reminds us of a late display of pon tcal czertion in raisins an army of eisity-twe men ! ar.ls,:taing them out to subdue the lawless brigands, the Papal States have been for some time 'ri.is mighty arm) . instantly joined the first bnßt; they met with. acted as Aid-de-Camp to SANTERRE, the v•h . ) commanded the trocps of the Conven to%:)ll Ole memcrable lath of August, 1792, when XVI. was beheaded. He hir..selff headed the • ;.;.v.el.l;ti.,ers, who murdered every one found in the Litret..s.t prizons—he also had the command of the %%Ito mur(lerel the Duke d'ENcniEti ; and FA; enyd by 111:s.‘ P A OP: to massacre the , in 1809, an atrocity which g:-Ivit a to the war in the Peninsula—rouz,d .e %hole :ipar,iLi: people to arms—was frlluwed by cf . the Engli:ll—the expulsion a the in % .:I;:s—the risin; of Europe—the overthrow fl NA. subjugation of I:at:cc—the deliverance Lutcpe—the death of MultA r ! Oc CO2Eit sr). Ytst9nlay Lis Excellency the Ambassador from clzoi:-.l:l:icau:d to Ili% Majesty the intelligence Ile had it.-u•'Ned that ir_tAnt by a couvier of the em.;:w.ien of Murat, who was Shut on the 15th (f ::::,!acious and stupid enterprize began with a NTarat had issued proclamttioas: he spoke, 10 0, cf . the Heredity,: Prince, and of the Queen, arlive; as aiso, of the concurrent: of Austria! t, for once, he had neither dupes nor victims. According v.) the happy expression of one of the :e ,,, tt:e4:.l;_ot French writers, Bonaparte was already Murat. Wt: may now add, " Bonaparte in Murat." ' 1 :zo, who hr !-:1 on the Sth, was arrested on - the d-ty, art.! shut on the 15th, furnishes an instance t':e molt brit!iant hom.tge to legitimacy. nt ;n. narzhical heresies is terminated— ftai returned to crdtr: usurpers are no 7 !.'‘:::11:1 ea bat as ishell: they meet with , v...t31.1u... and they terminate their career, in 1813, th:y t.,,0u1d have done thirty years ago. 4 .444.1 r DtLts.) M , ,r.tt, who landed at Pizzo, in the Kingdom of •.,%.••• I; ‘.n the Bth Octv)bcr, after a trifling ;?. • •.,:t it on the 13th.—(Gazette de France.) I)nt :zone, known for his eloquent Ser.: t!...f honourable persecution which he . " 1 " ! ;i:ne f:‘ln his attachment to the Royal , Ic:olitpany to Constantinople the Mar- Ambassador from his Majesty to "%Le Porte. It is his intention to visit the -1 11 Y Land. One of the Secretaries of Embassy is Aarcellus. Aide-de-camp to the Marquis, Ide Riviere, an d i o n to Cunt Marceilos, of the y 'Chamber of Deputies. General Deveauz and M. Legeas, brother-in-law to Mares, have been arrested at Dijon. English Paperimoney is now on a par here with cash andipeiie : this is tie drat tithe since 1792. General Hulli n arr i vt d yesterday at Paris, in a Carriage, escorted by four Gend'annes. The carriage stopped a considerable time at the hotel of the Police 14Bnister. - The Museum of Louvre, which had been shut for some time, was opened to the Public to day. ne principal chefs d'auvre of the French School, and the pictures of the other schools, which formed' part of the ancient collection, are still exposed to view, as well as several pictures of old Italian Masters, which were known to have been obtained in exchange.— The English still mount guard at this establishment. M. de Riguy, who has got the command of a fri gate, will immediately sail from Brest for the Island of St. Helena. The work called The Centeur, is denounced to the Tribunals. M. Canova has kit some pictures and statues be hind him, which he has Mitred, in the name of the Pope, to Louis 2 , 1,V 111. Among the sculptures are the Grcupe of the Tyber and the Colossal figure of Nldpomoie. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria has given the vacant regiment of the Hans of Mee: veldt, to the Duke of S oce Cobourg. It was therefor?: an error in some German journals to state, that his Majesty had made another disposition of this regiment, namely, to the reputed son of Bonaparte. F.. tr; :t ui fill wi is t.., C C: is r; t. c: iv * 4 • 1 ROME, OCTOBER I i. A spectacle worthy of the times of the primitive church has been witnessed here. Father Bergamaschi, a Theatin, alter having undergone the public peni tence; which he bad voluntarily imposed on himself, in order to expiate his conduct during the trou bles of the Church, died suddenly on entering the church of . St. Andre tv ~'rile Fratie. In the morning, lie In:0e a guieral • confession with a loud voice, and be Was seen overwhelmed with tears, and striking his breast, reproaching himself with his participation in the inferhal French Revolu tion. He was in consequence much exhausted, but nevertheless insisted in the eve ning on returning to say prayers. On entering the Church be fell down and expired. The people who were assembled im— mediately insisted that Bergomaschi should b.. CAM. nized, and that his body should be exposed to public veneration. Mothers made their children kiss his, feet, and relics have been made of his clothes. VENICE, OCTOBER 19. Letters from Collu announce that trangallity,has been pertectly restored by the arrest of some turbu lent individuals. The plague continues its zavages in Eili:u; and in the Islands of the Archipelago : it desolates the City of Smyrna. V.irious accounts are given of the situation of Turkey and of the diplomatic relations of the Divan with Austria. It appears that nothing has affected the existing harmony between the two Powers, and that if the Sublime Porte continues its armaments, it is not Austria that has any cause for alarm. The cruizers under the Pacha of Jenina's flag cap ture ::11 vessels exLeptEnglish and Austrian. Btnvels and Frankfort Papers arrived this morn ing ; the latter to til:'2fith and the former to the 30th ultimt), but th:ir contents are not very interesting, being chiefly occupied with rumours and speculations concerning the Tteaty of Paris, concluded on the 2d ultitnn. OCTO►RER 28. The several branches of the Military Administra: tipn, and a part of ti.e grand head-quarters of the l)uke of Wellington, will come for.the winter to this city. If we add the strangers who continueto arrive, arid throe who arc expected, especially from Eng land, it is irtain that Brussels will be very brilliant. The fortresses of Marienburg and Philippeville,. which with thdit territory are ceded to the Nether lands, though they have been very warmly attacked, have happily not suqaitted much damage, and their fortifications are in the best condition. Only a few houses in the interior of the town have been injured by the bombardment. It is affirmed that Thionville and Charlemont are to be occupied by the hubsian troops on the 16th of November. The Dukes of CLARENCE, CVNIBERLAND, and OR. LEANS visited the PlitNCO ltEwisr yesterday. This day the Loan CIIANChLLOtt pri , Ceedetl to the House of Lords, and took his seat with two othor Lords Commissioners, to prorore Parliament from the 1 421 of November to the I t dr of lontrary. The Commons, represented by the Clerk , . and Messengers, attended at the 11.. r, and the prorogation was made in'the usual form. The Archdukes .Potm and Lcivis, of At:stria, re turied to London from Newmarket CH Tuesday. Yesterday their Imperial Highnesses walked through several parts of London. Yesterday being All Saints Day, the annual ser mon was preached at the Parish Church of St. Mar garet's, Westminster, according to the will of Mrs. JOAN BAnNkTT, commonly called the Oatmeal Woman, deceased, who left to twenty widows of that parish, 40s. per annum each, for ever, 20s. for a sermon an nually on thUt day, 20s. to the officers of the parish, for a treat, and one of the dishes at the entertainment, in memory of her, is always to be an oatmeal pad ding; and 2s. 6d. each to the clerk and ietton. bIitADFUL This morning, between two and three o'clock, in alarming fire broke out in the workshop of Messrs. LACOSI and Sermonic, Carpenters and Builders, 79, Wardour-street, Soli°, which burnt so rapidly, that in an hour the whole of the premises, consisting of a front dwelling-house and back workshop, were en tire•. 7 burnt down. We lament to add, that three fine children, of the respective ages of four, six, and eight, two girls and a boy, perished in the flames. The remain; of two of the unfortunate little sufferers have been dug out. The servant girl, who slept with them, leapt from the second floor window, and thus saved her life; but her limbs were broken, and she has been conveyed to the Hospital. Such was the vio lence of the flames that the walls of the houses on the opposite side of the street are a little da maged. By the exertions of the firemen, however, the ravages were principally confined to the prensise in which the fire broke .out. NAVAL IN7ELLIGENC.E. LOSS OF THE SIR WILLIAM cur. Tis PACK 7T. Nov. I. " By :he arrival of the Flying Fish schooner from Ostend, with passengers, we learn with the deepest concern, that the Sir William Curtis p.tcket, of this place,*had the misfortune to strike ttpou the Bar at the entrance of Ostend Harbour, in go:n:: in on Sunday night last, and it blowing hard a: the time, she went almost instantly to pieces. The crew of this unfortunate vessel, with the whole of the male passengers, have been saved ; but two Ladies and a female servant were unhappily drowned. The C tp lain, in endeavouring to save the ladies, was knucl:Td overboard, and had a narrow escape for his lite. C:)- lone! EDWARDS, one of the passenvis, h i• 1 h.s much bruist:J. Some of th materials (A the vessel have been saved, but the hull having bilged, and being deep in the sand. there is but tittle Lope cf her being got off." rr•.AI., NOVEMBER 1. T::e Danish ship Mercarius, from Copenhagen f": - Sr. Croix, is the ship supposed to I't lost on ff.:, Goodwin Sands on the night of the 39tii ult. The ship's log and papers have been picked up, from which the above information was obtained. It also appears, she had several Danish soldi.:rs on hoard. The whole, with the crew, it is feared, have perished. Sailed several small transports for Dover ltcads. FALMOUTH, OC 1011 ER ::0. Arrived the Spanish brig Providencia, froth Gijon, bound to London ; and the Ocean, CI110:ST from Teneriffe for London. Sailed the Prince lteg.:nt, for Ancona, with &h.—Wind N. E. PENZANCE, OCTOBER 30. Majesty's ship LEVANT is at anchor in this Bay; it has blown a gale all ni , z,h.r, an :1 stil coati :to:A to blow hard from the N. E. and E. I•<. E. PLYMOUTH,. OC'rOEER s!. Came in the Sovereign, Myrtle, Nancy, Cynthia, and Hyperion, from St. Petersburgh. PORTSMOU NOVENIIIrA Arrived the Johr, PowELL, from Palermn, and is tinder quarantine ; the Perceval, New Shoreham, Albion, and Nobert transports, from the Downs.— Sailed his Mojcsts% ships SPARItQW anti LIGIITYINC, for Chatham.—Wind East. HARWIeti, NOVEMBER i. Arrived the Edgar, HAttnisOY, from Archangel, with linseed, for London, with loss of an.itcr and cabh.; Francii, LLEANOIt, with barley, from Leith for London, with loss of ditto.—SAikd the following packets : Earl I. , !icester, and Castlereagh. fo: Hol- land ; Lady Nepean, and Henry Freelitig, for Cux haven ; and Activ. for Gottenburgh. LYMLNGTON, NOVEMPEIL 1. Passed& the Unica packet, and the Henry Foley transport,, town out of the Downs on the nighi of the 29th ult. with loss of anchor and cable, for Portsmouth. It is stated with confidence that Lord CASTLE MIAMI will leave Paris in a fortnight. Yesterday Prince PAUL ESTERHAZY, the Austrian Ambassador, had an audience of the Pais:L:2 lteciaiir. A strong representation has been made to Govern. ment during the present week, relative to the appear. ance of approach•ng insurrection in a part of Ireland "hitherto free from nocturnal disturbances ; and we understand it was stated in reply by the Secretary of State, that ten regiments would reach Ireland with out delay. We are requested to contradict a paragrapb which appeared in several Papers of Saturday last, stating, that Mr. Roaatursow, of the Strand, had erected a new shop-front, not only encroaching upon the public way, but to the great disadvantage of his neighbours. The fact is—that the front in question (so far from encroaching either upon the public or his neighbours) is actually within Mr. RODERTOX'S own I:caul:4 and not so forward as the houses on each si;le. 'rite objection of Mr. HUNT, the District Surveyor, wa.. merely a matter of conscience. • DRURY LANATiIeA rnt.—The .11 , 1:rar% Opera was Sgain per formed last night, and Miss NA)I1 made I.er second appearance in the character of Paif. 'A he repaitrum whAlt nhe acquired the fast night was coot:rimed un %las repeated t ffort ; alla it may now be said, without hesitation, that ,he is a gnat acquisition to the musical corps of the Theatte. She exemed that beauti ful air, " Can lave be controird by advice?' with exqu:sire Kir:lice and feeling—" 0, ponder well," was ILIA) given in the finest taste—" Cease your funning" was encored, and we were dellgt.ted to bear Miss NAsa vary her cadences with skirl and taste. Both she and Mr. Comte, however, ought to recollect, that one of the purposes of this Opera, In its original was to ridicule the extravagance ache Haan school, by exhibiting the simplicity of the English ballad, and also to shay bow much more efficaciously the sympathies of an audience may be aroused by nature than by art. Mr. Coosa dues not indulge much in decoration in Mseheeeh, and we are sure that his good sense will tell him he ought to abstain from it altogether.—We cannot con clude this short article without noticing the quarreling seene be tween Mr. Mounts( and Mr. DOV/TOU for comic humour, ' force, and effect, It is, perhaps, not to be Paralleled on the stage. After the Opera the laughable entertainment of The Nary Illiwreer• wee geselved With stakesnal applawe. ra AAAft. The additional allowances granted to elteers of the Army on a march, have, by an order horn the War Office, been extended to the Troop ca attr• masters of the regiments of Dragocns. Lieutenant .I.tarcs Brumes, of the :.!Oth Light Dragoons, who was dismissed the service no the 901 of September, 1814, is reinstated in his rank in said Regiment. THE ARMY IN IRELAND. tVedmsday tentlight. Major-Grheral C-icittLig inspected the Itoscorntnln Militia, II: Caste. bar, under the command of I:ELLY. Monday sertnight, an anginvotation of forty men was made to the party statio:wd at Ncwpoit Prot. in-consegtience, as we understand, of a rei.resentati.)a io Government from Sir NEAL 01)0XNEL, Bart. th It that part of the county is in a state- rtqu:rii,s st,ch Additional force. A draft of 150 men, znd some subalterns from the 84th regiment, under the command of Major JLNKIN, are shortly to leave Limerick, to join the lit batt•ALILII in India. A troop of the 4th Dragoons arrived in Fern-y on Tuesday. The depot of the Ist battalion of the 21st regimelt embarked at Co r k On M on d ay , for Gla-gre:, to join the 21 bat:Jinn a: Lieniendnt-C>Ann...l RhIV hit:: arrived ;i1 At!;l:ine. and liras tl,e situ4t;on of Inspecting Field Oct-:di ut the Athine Recruiting District, in the room at Lieu. tenant-Culoriel changed to 3c%:114nd to a Lk situation. large detachment of the Limerick C;ty Reg' i. meat, under the coin:Hand or Captain Poweti., arrived at C!onakilty from to du duty. One company of :I ie Carlow militia has been or&red from Skibbereen to Bantry, and is to be replaced ;)y a company of die Limerick, from Kins7de ; another company of Lb,: Carlow has beau ordered from B tarry to Bere Island. In consequence of military- being decmcil necessary in several parts of t!.e county of C. detach:news • :rom the Cavan ;Militia, quartered in Lirrei-ick, have been sent to Newmarket, Broadbird, Kildp.art, an .I . fulia, arid det:ic:inwnts roni the Kilkenny, quartered there, have been ankle& ad to Corotin, Knacb, Eunisry moo, and Milltown. SPORTING INTifLLICENCE. NEWMARKET TURD ocr - OLIER, OR ,H.3I;GHTON MEETING, WM:MA/AY, NOVENti:t.:::. 1. Subscription Plate .t A :0, frx Lt-y: c.arying est. 71b. and 3.yr-nl(14, e,t. )(4b. 'I .Y.C. . _ . General Gtosver's ch. filly, Atart.ht, hi Futscas, S-yrs old 1 Mr. Psittee', ch. 1. by 1'....1t n, dans by L3ZZ all, •-•ii a 0:d 2 Lord ttous's h. c. Sl.rapttell, 3't, old • - S . Scaten starttal.-1 hr .1 , . !I•c• placed p er thrt:e. Handicap Stakes of togs. etch, for :s.) r , ',ls =rd r, - ;cares. T.Y.C. Mr. Cr.tven's Natl. pa, 3-yrs old, t.e.. 7ib. - t Lord Foley's Sch. het.ra_ssl,., 5-Irs 01,1, pit. Lib. . s Mr. Villis 1 - a's Cane, t; yrs old, h: t. :el!). . u Mr. .1 Iltatalari Plso.:phar, 51 us oil, thr. Fah. - 0 Sti started.—Two paid.—The .Istal,:e p: seed I 'Yr, s. S to 1 a L ;st Nad,jla-7 to 4 ag.t Sett.:lssraaa,le. 5 to I ugs: Phosphor. Mr. W. nut!, r't Paaltrt, zst. 15. i..at Mr. 1`..7n,.'s Pointers, , tt,:t. 3 (To. 'P. y.c. ic0,; , ....—u t..):, o:i P.;ultt. A rsh! Cap, va:tte 7: b; b 7 a !sts!: et: ion sf 'Jr* , e 413, ((Le 11311:fts ~ .1 the w - Lii::: .3 ,p , .. , 7.0i for :.•: , r.. , 151s at.d ,i, 5.V .1r..4.r. • _ Mr. Lake's c. by Gamentit, 3-yrs old, Gtr. Ob. . - 1 Ler'.-.c rtt Cr.:frr,;;!: Allt ii r, 2,-?:•.4 01,i, 7,t Ca,. 2 Lor.l G. H. S..7.•v::: , 4l:sh's talach...tacur, 4; rs stlJ, Sat. - 1 :.0r..: .4131% ....:rt V.:01, :,) r... old, :4-,. I. Ps. - 0 Air. Andre% 's c-rit, by ui - vi:i..., :;•yrs old. I*. •!. I tllh. - 0 bevrn i...rt;A:.—ro.ir I)i.it's -- Por- Judge places: 4 ut threes li•gli odds a l -t .N . :r. 1....L.C3 CJI:.--.... to it Azst Mtruet. sto ..: .:, - ,;t C.rniatia 134!:--.: r 1 a..t-t A:r... - Indrew's cult. .Tr. I.:Oze.'s Aladd:a, M. 7'.5. beat 1,,r. a.l I.:otb'e Araz,s, ;)t. MI-. i: , .C. I t.ASIzs.-6 to -I as:. A:atilt:l. Ft LO DA rt: t Li* c,21e...f.::;:(1 horse, ts que.4lort has :testa itecraittg to ts.ri t, whet ;.r..1 he i, vitt:a • . r!.e Lerer Stalco, being, a, matne say, it:ally a year tt.a v 1.1.0 have st.trtt.t.!, t ttit:::-/ l ire mat:: is to L. to the Jack. t CM). ri!•tauhl this L..ac ca c. the staLs ti-t:1 L u t.. L:11 I:- h• valiar:l*, horse, wl.tch e:ttare and w:aittla vitt: Le :ac nt:ts re•atac.'.:abie, a.% has Lortt,htp bcctme 0i the 9:0:t bettne by an error on the poi of Isis unt,tsunist. ::.!.ort:1 it be dAithd that d horse, b) mistake, eras a year too (110, it wail ct rare at: ensbarrarrin:7 ciretclist.tott7e :•ir MAY...v.11, the lacy itV'Cler ut tie httrae, .Al,l t‘i• :0.1 :Ile 2,cl:denten tvho lasve u.O trenn the stake:, ant: fl to Itave 311ea4 part them. • 'rite ROClll.oiTh:t Pf. OLS . 11: Lt N. -- BA E R, yesterday morning at four o'elot.k, commenced on his seconi day's task, and performed, by tialf.past cihht tfclock b 17 miles; at ten, ;at dinner, at Intlf-past one, :33 at twenty minute, alter four, 45; and by A parter befcre scven o'clock, 53 nrdes, when he retired Ica the • night, having performed 105 miles in twenty•sic hours an tia quarter. HUNTING.—Monday a fine stag was thrown off r n Brighton Race-course, commeF.ced rimming in cxc 1. lent style al,tig the Downs, and alter a St vele pur suit of ten miles, wag Overtaken by tl.:e hounds soccer than %vas expected, wLich v. , As o;siog to so tinniercit; a field of spot tznint encirdiag and ImM:is t 114.• stag, in his rapid ptogress over au extensive trial o!.ca country. _ _ HIDEOUS GLUTTONY.—John Rain, in the employ Mr. Jarrett, butcher, ('t Maidstone, lately e..t, ti r a small wag. r, four gallons and sixpenny Vf .1 fil ot ters, and .:rank a glass of br.ndy, in !3 rvina.:s. tie then went home and drAnk some beer, and e.it a qu.41.- tity of plum podding for s upacr, and now says tic c.nt eat a bas::cl of oystess :teeny tune for any *stnss. ANOTHER CAMMILLi.rit woust)rra.—W. rbhaft•e. gairt.-kei.per at lit. ykloa• l!sli, having !et a *;;:.g. •• o. • gl) 01 e:e ongoicg I•J tli , cage it, nli,took the [Trice, and tar .tgamst th.• weal ( fi; by wlil.i, Le W 4 ,r,y4,i;ll:ly w..tiLucd. .ant he now lies in a very chnge:ous ' NsSr y.—Cmeß.,Lt and Co. IC urn ilwir sinette !thauks for tlw voy rat enc.itiragernria they lecti% ea a% Con . tractors fur the Two Last Lotteries, and trust th. y env. ritrtce the same !cgrce of public favour.in tee pre,ent Loavry, at the r Offices No. 7, Curnhtll, and se, Or:nr.:-,treet blthed in the year 1777), ssh.ch have bitn hiv.r.ab'y giddied tor the sale of Capital Plizea in retry Lottery. The Drawing begins on Tv LSDAT Nair. The zttl•eine conta.na Toast Prizes of £:40,000 Three per Cent. Cousols Savers Prises of 220p00 Three per Cent. Consols, e t c. &c. i The Three last-dratsn Prizes 01 - £20,000 receive ore of the £SO,Goo„Prites, snaking 'chive Pri4s of se:0000 Thrx per Cent. Consols. Price of a Ticket seta II 0 Half - - _ __ ... sela S 0 1 Eighth . seS a 6 Quitter - 8 S 0 I Sixteenth - 111 d N. 13. Orders from the Country, aetomranied by Remittances to the amount, will be punctually mum led to, and executed 04 the same Terms at if the Parties were petional/y present, Kr Au bu.vheis (A Vac Public Foul. ttiaisctrh . I f'