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"411111181".".8.1"*""le."6"111 MONDAY. MARCH a. ales. EnGLISH STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. SCHEME. , Nu ,f Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 4 - II Z . 2epoo - is L. Sum 4 • • 50,000 . . aOOOO ' 4 • • S ACO • some $ ' - 2,000 • *O,OOO 10 • - 1,000 • :op= 111 - • joo . . Coco 30 - - zoo a . 5 POO 100 .. 3 0 - 0 4360 ISpOO 4 - a . 324000 4m••= m fiemo Tickets Z. Pomo CAPTTALS DETERMINABLE: Virit-drawn Ticket 15th Day C. zoostso Ditto - slit Day so.ow Ditto - .3sd Day 20,000 Ditto - 40th bay zoo Tickets, and Shares of Tickets, are felling at every Lieufsd Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICES Ticket - - Z. 16 It 0 nelf • h zeo 0 Eighth • 2 3 0 4 barta - 4 S 6 Sixteenth x 6 ..enons in the Country willing to have Tickets or Shares, may be fupplied by fending good Bills at Short Dates, Poit Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Cali, to any lAcenfed Lottery Oct.ffi ty The Price of Tickets and Shares will rife eonfiderably he the Drawing. _ _ _ Azes paid in Sterling Macey. CUTHELL and MARTINS CATALOGUE. This day was publifbed. ACATALOGUE of BOOKS, Ancient and Modern, in Medicine, Anatomy, Natural Hiftory, and •^1; including a few in the German Language; with the Whims of tome Books in Aftrology, Alehentyakc. The whole of which are vow on We, for ready money, at the prices affixed the Catalogue, by CUTHELL and MARTIN, Holborn. Speedily will be publithed, their Catalogue of Books in the various branches of Literature. This day was publithed, in one large Volume, Ivo. price 9s. in boards,the 3d Edit: on, reviled, eorredted, and improved, of LECTURES ON DIET and REGIMEN; being a fyftestatic Inquiry into the mod rational Means of preferring Health, and prolonging Life • together with Phy. Magical and Chemical Esplanades', calc ulated chiefly for the Vie of Families ; in order to bud& the prevailing Abates and Prejudices in Medicine. By A. F. M. WILLICH, M.D. Contentsft.An Introduetory View of the whole Week, and Its }make! tendency. Chap. L On the Means of preferving Health, and prolonging Life..-IL Of Air sad Weedier, 111. Of Cleanlinef",-.W. Of Drefs.--V. Of Pead..-.VI. Of Drink and Spices.—Vll. Of Esercife and Red.—VOL Of fikeping and Waking.—lX. Of Evacuatinns.—X. Of the Af.. Seams and Paffinns of the Mind.—Xl. Of the Organ of Smite. ...XII. On the Treatment and Prdemation of the Eyes... Cc.. deflator Recapitulation of thin! Precepts.--Poßfaipt; con taining s Series of gt2eries, addreffed to thole Patients who with to give a fatistaaory Account of their Complaints, when oonfuking Medical Men. Leaden : Printed for T. N. Longtime and 0. Rees, Pater a:dm-row. This day were piddiflard, price as. 'THOUGH IS on the RESIDENCE of the CLERGY, and on the provilion of the Statute of the Silt year of Her•ry the E l / 4 hth, c. 13. BY JOHN STURGES, LL.D. Chancellor of the Diocefe of Winehefter. Printed for T. Cade 1, jun and W. Davits, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, 1. 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Conf 67f f .Z. die. 4 PIT Cent WI s pet Cent. Ann. of 5 per Cent. 2797 981 f I Long Ann. 29f 25-16 Skeet Ann. sf 546 India Stock az3i ex. div. India Bonds roe. prem. S. Stock 741 Imp. 3 per Cents. 67.1 67 Imp Ana 14 3-16 kith 5 per COIL 971 98 Exelseq. Bills 3s. as. prem. Cone for opg. 69 Lord 1341.easess, late Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, is arrived at Portfmouth in the RITILI sur rem (late the Hermione) fnigate. The above frigate has brought an aceount of the news of Peace being received at Jamaica ; upon the whole the intelligence was acceptable, as it was expeEted that a renewal of the intercourfe with the Spanith Colonies would take place. They had not heard of the bad markets for Weil India pro duet in Europe, rime the lgning of the 'Prelimi. varies. The Second Lieutenant-Colonels and Majors, tsho did not receive rank in confequence of having raifed men in tags, are, it is faid, to be reduced, with the exception of thole ferving in the Eaft In dies, (as having a larger complement of men) or who have Major-Generals for their Firft-Lieute nam-Cal one's. The sd and sd battalions of the 4th and 9th regiments are to be thrown into the la, or rather to augment it to woo men each, and are to be(ent to the Eaft Indies. The South Lincoln Militia, who were to have arrived at Stamford, on Wednefday, and the twp following days, have received orders to proceed to Ya xley. Lail Friday and Saturday a great number of the fourth Infantry, Rationed in Lewes barracks, whofe fervices expire with the war, accepted the bounty given by Government, for the enrolment of their names to continue upon the ellablifhment. On Monday morning upwards of 300 Cavalry marched from Maidftone Barracks for Portfmouth, where they are to embark, in order to join their ne . pedive regiments in the Eafi Indies. The 23d regiment of foot is arriverat raltar. Accounts have reached Bengal from the Coal', Rating that Colonel AG:taw has driven the Poli gars in the Diarid of Tinnivelly with great loft. and that he was proceeding to the Southward with great hopes of foon reloring tranquillity. Lail week the Hon. Mr. WARD gave key tons of Coals to the poor of Worceiler. The Marquis of Asaacoar's return to town without crutches has caufed as much joy as won der among,his numerous and fafhionable friends. When he reached Paddington on Friday. he left his carriage, and performed the remainder of his journey to Grofvenor•fgnare on foot. A Club of d—d Authors has been inaituted at Paris. A wag has obferved that there would not be a hall in Paris large enough to hold them, if they alfo included all thofe that deferved to be d—d 1 That valuable Eftate of the parifh of Wood Baßick, near Norwich, is purchafed by Sir Roan KtaarsoM, at the price of fixty thoufand pounds. The Nantafinagaria, or furprifing Drama of Supernatural Appearance:, which has drawn, for weeks together. the molt refpedable and crowded houfes to the Royalty Theatre, we can fpeak from unqueftionable authority, can after to-morrow evening, be witnefled no more ; the ingenious Sr. Cnia. being pofitively engaged to join Mr. Rs:. IT'S Company at Liverpool in a few days, and leaves London on Monday next for that purpcfe. We underftand that Sir }inn Hnts, who was embarked at Cork for New South Wales, died before the vefrel loft fight of the land. His body was fent on chore, and his amiable and affeltionate daughter, who infifted on accompanying him, re turned to her friends. Governor WALL, who was fentenced to be executed this day, has been refpited till Monday. This country undoubtedly has good realms to be proud of its criminal jurirprudenee. Indeed. while Judges ad under the public opinion, which rewards the good and punifkes the bad ; while Jurymen feel their importance and difcharge their duty, this dif tindion alone is almoll fuffiiient to elevate this country above any other nation in the world. The trial of Governor WALL. is a fignal inflance of this unparalleled excellence. We give no opi nion on the individual, or his fate. We appeal only to the example of the trial, as affording a rare example of jußice, aiding firmly, temperately, and impartially, in the invelligation of guilt or in nocence, after fo long an interval front the corn mann of the deed. It was the triumph of law. Individual paffions and revenge had been extin. guifbed, but the juilice of the country was awake ; and it has been (hewn that neither the lituation of the perfon nor the lapfe of time can efcape the energy of our criminal jurifprudence. In this all the nations of Europe will fee what they ought to imitate. The late Major WINTER, whore unfortunate death we mentioned in yederday's Paper, when about to give evidence at the Old Bailey in the trial of Governor Watt, was about 5: years of age. He had been in habits of intimacy with the Go vernor about 30 years ago. The Major left his family at Woolwich in apparently good health, and kilt as about to enter the Old Bailey, to (peak in favour of the prifoner, he felt himfelf fuddenly enfeebled, and requefted the arm of a Conftable in waiting to affill him into Court, but he had fcarcely advanced a few fteps, when he fell down, and expired. The body, which, it was expeited, would have been detained at the Rofe public.houfe, Old Bailey, till the verdi/t of the Coroner's In. quell, was removed to Woolwich in a hearfe, yelterday morning about one o'clock. The Major was in the Artillery, and brother.in.law to Mr. Donnas, an eminent fhipbuilder at Deptford, and has left a family,* tea children. THE WORTHIES OF WINANDIRMEIR. Nations. Provinces, and Counties, have been proud to boaa the births of men eminent for arms, arts, or fcience ; and, in the fame country, learn ing, wit, and parts have appeared more in one age than another.—Ho IR, Vt a t t., Mt vro 1,, were of different countries.—The locality of Troy walls is not yet perhaps exaltly afcertained : but it is true that in there latter days more men of letters, genius, and of learned profefflons, have been born on the Banks or within five miles of the famous Lake Winandermear, in England, than in any other part of the world, of the fame extent, and within the like (pace of time, that we know or have read of—For initance—the late Elmo SANDTS, Lord Archbithop of York. Sir WM. Ramusesoo, one of the Firft Lords Conunillion. era for the °Andy of the Great Seal of England. Ros. Rawunsom, Efq. Chief Nike of Cbefter, &c. DAN. RAWLIN SON, Citizen of Leaden, and Doetor LAW, Lord Dithop of CarHe, (one of whofe fans was alfa mitred during 'the father's Epikopacy), were all born near each other, and within three miles of the lake, and were the anceltors of great and refpedtable families now in being. LAIINCILOT ADDISON, Dean of Litchfield, and father of the celebrated and highly eminent Josam ADDISON, Efg. Dr. Anmo err Asetw, the great Grecian of Eman. College Cambridge, and of St. Bartholomew's HcfpitaL Dr. ILICWAID Buss, Author of Jue►ees Law, SEC EPISAUS CaAttaaat, Efi. F.R.S. Author of the Cycler. padia, &c. The learned Mr. Moo': of Rugby. father of Dr. Joan Moots, late Lord Whop of MT. RICIMIRD HOWL/ITS, father of the late ingenious and IA 'ratable atilt WILLIAM HOOALTS, The Reverend Dr. F sax, late Prow& of Q . seen's College, Oxford. Dr. JOIN FOVIZILCILL, the eminent FhTflelan of London. Dr. PIItSTON, Lord Bop of Killala and Ferns. Dr. POSTLETERAITZ, Mafter of Tries. Coll. Cambridge. Dr. T. Boawt, Principal of lit.lidninad's4tall, Ozford, and Regius Profcifor of Greek. Dr. Ss aaaaa Prole/roe of Experiosentar Philofophy at Cambridge. Sir joss Wisson, a judge of the Common Pleas at Weft mintta. The Rev. Ione; Spurn, fantod for kis hillocks! Works of the venerable Rum. The Reverend Joan Tarsal, noted fa. his Hebrew-Er/- nth Concordance. Tamest TICIRZI.L, req. an ingenious Poet and Ando, and eotemporary with ALMON, &C. Mr. Tommie TAYLOR, who eestiled the .beft Book of Logarithms ever publidted. 2IL 11/11INT:. Dr. Wsrsou. Lord EillOpOf i.aWdaft Dr. Sir Isaac PFNMEMOTON. Regius Profeffor of Phyfie. Sir Assisi Curiae, a Judge of the Conn of Common Pleas. Dr. Auntie, of the College of Phyllelans. DANIZL Bea:Tswana, Efq. F. R. S. ADAM WALKIII. Efq. the Phildophis Lecturer. Dr. TZOIdAII Gaatiarr, Natural Philofopher. R0)61111'. CRANIM, and GARDNaa,tbsse Ingenious ardfts. Meth. MuLraa, AINSLIE, HALL, BILL. Hank:sox, and Honsow, young Gentlemen of great promife In the UnlverGty of Cambridge, and at the Bar. Lord NzL/ow, Dukc of BRONTI : it has bra fuppofed that the =teflon of this great Naval Hero Were born ea the ilaelca orals Mar. Lord 13a ass s•:. has purchafed the houfe of the late Sir Joists CALL, in Old Burlington-Rreet. Much money is depending on the match be tween Sophia and Allegranti, which is to be run at Newmarket the next Craven meeting. Sophia is the favourite, though great expeltattons are en tertained of Allegranu, from the ftyle in which fhe ran Gig about two years fusee at Egham. A fafhionable Countefs, alking a young Noble man which he thought the prettier flowers, rr tutipt ?He replied, with great gallantry, Yon r Ladylhip'stwo-lipbefore all the roles In the world!" The new Tragedy of 'filmic. attrafled laft night a numerous and fafhionable audience, at Covent Garden Theatre.—Ofthe merits of the Performers, in their refpedive charaCters, we have already fpoken. They evinced LA night an improvement which materially contributed to the interest of the piece. At a ball, at the Metaly-rooms, Georg.. beet, Edinburgh, on Wednefday fe'nnight, Ma jor Sriatiau of the pd Regiment of Highlanders, which conquered Bon a rata res lavinrilfra,app:ar ed in the full uniform of that gallant regiment. He was received with loud andmof enthufiallic ap plaufe, and, upon his entering the Ball-room, the mufic immediately (truck up, . _ . In the Garb of Old Gaol, with the like of Old Rome, From the Heatli-eover'd Mountains of Scotia we come. Wlpve the Romans endeavomod oar Country to gain, And our Aoe:ftors fought, and they fought not in vain. The Earl of Eas.tNroow prefided at the Anni verfary Meeting of the Highland Society, held lad week at Edinburgh—when, on motion from the Secretary, the Meeting, with the greateft ap platife, voted the thanks of the Society to the Britifb Army of Egypt, for their gallant atchieve ments, in which their countrymen, the Highland Regiments, maintained in fuch a confpicuous man ner the warlike charaCter of their ancedors, and efpecially to that old and long diftingiiiihed carps, the Forty-fecoud or Royal Highlanders. On Tuefday evening_laft at the Ball, Gloucefter Houle, Hotwells, Major HENRY VAIJOH•11 LANI, in the prime of his life, formerly of the 84th regiment, and late of Cork, after dancing Come time, complained to his partner that he was tired, and fat down ; immediately after he was feized with a paralytic (Yoke, and conveyed to his lodgings, where every medical a ffi dance was remkred wit hout effed, and on Friday moping he expired. Cannel firoz, of Cattle-Hyde, having died in telate, the only fon of his late brother. Jonx Hvni, formerly Member of Parliament for the County of Carlow, fucceeds to an eaate of more than twelve thoufand pounds a year, which his uncle could have willed to whom he pleated. Colonel HYDI'S perfonal property devolves on Mrs. HYDE and his fitters, one of whom is married to Lord Aorta, eldeft fon of Lord SHIM wow. It is (fated that the timber upon the de mefne of Cattle Hyde wouki fell for one bendre4 thoufand pounds? /.. NAN MARAtETS. MARK-LANs, The Wheat Trade Is a little higher than on Mor.. day. Oats are near as. cheaper. Beans look down; and Boiling Peas are yet heavy.—Barley is Larne. thing lower•i-and Malt does not go off briik.—Red Clover has fallen as. per cwt.—Other Articles un altered. Englifh Wheat, 6os, 721. to 841. Foreign Ditto, 505. 705. Fine Dantzick Wheat, 86s. Rye, 365. 4os. Barley, z6s. 38s.—Belt (New) 4os. 43c. Malt, 445. 565. Oats, sos, 265. 28s. HOrre Beans, (New) 3os. 38s. —Old Tick Beans, (New) 30$. 351.--.-01 d 445. Hog Peafe, 361. 395. Boilers, 365. 445, • Carraway Seed, 365. to 41s. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Canary, 905. to 955. per cwt. Rape Seed,• 341. to 371. per lel Flour, 655. 703. per lack. Red Clover, gds. 78s. 823. 9os. per cwt. White ditto, gBs. 84$. 112 S. Trefoil, 265. 405. sos. The price of grain experienced a aonfiderable fall at Carlifle, laa Saturday. On the fame day, at Kendal, the avorage price of oats was 223. the load, -or 7} Wincheller buthels. BAR Wheat Flour 31. 8d per (lone of 161b.-Oat 'meal 2s. zd.-Beef and Mutton 7d. to 71.--;But tar sod. for 16 ounces.-Potatoes 4d. for ;411.- Yefterday fercral craft and Mips in the River (tarred from their Moorings; at Limehoufe Reach na boat could live on the water. Yefterday morning, in confequence of the high wind, the wall of the warehoufe belonging to Mr. Pugh, on Donate Hill. Upper Thames-ftreet, which was burnt laft.Tuefday night, being unfup. ported, fell againft an adjoining honk, and nearly demolithed it; fortunately no other accident hap. pened. The above. conflagration was occafioned by the fnuff of a candle being imprudently thrown on the ground near one of the hogtheads, In the ware. honk of Meas. Richard and Wm. Pugh, coffee. merchants. The conflagration began in the. lower part of the premifec, and was Ora dircovered br the ftrong fincll of the burning coffee, with which the warehoufec were filled. This fprcad the alnrm in the neighbourhood ; the doors of the vrarehoufes were immediately opened, and feveral perfons went in and endeavoured to fare a part (f the property; but, from the ftrong fuffocating effluvia of the coffee, they *ere obliged to relinquifh their bene volent intentions. Oppflte to the 61e was an engine-houfe belonging to the Sun Fire Office ; one engine was broug: t into play before half after five o'clock, feveral otherc arrived, and were put in motion by fie o'clock, but the conflagration had by that hour extended too far to flop the approach ing devaftation. The principal objed worthy of attention was the oppofite premiles, a range of warehorifes in the bottled porter line ; there were drenched by plentiful (applies of water, and fared from impending ruin. The flames cent'nued to increafe in the warehoufet. of Meflis. roan until eight bialock, when the flupendotts crane in the front of the premiles gave way, and fell into the middle of the heal with a horrid crafli, bringing down with it the whole of the front, and feveril waggon loads of coffee; happily no accident attend ed the fall. The flames continued to confume the preniifes until midnight, by which time the neigh bourhood was out of danger. The dcveling-houfe whs providentially frayed, and the houfes adjoining efcapel uninjured. PHYSIC verfi9 Music.—The Lady of a country apothecary, who, although fhe did not know tames from the ace of fpades ; yet, from havi ng p ic k e d (up time technical plirafes, was reckoned by the ( other Ladies of the neighbourhood, to be a prod'. gious =ldeal cognofcenti, and was conflantly diming her tafte, by inviting thrumming andignAll!. ing evening parties, to the no fmall diiquiet of her hulband, Mr. Lenitive, who thought not any corn titian: fo good as thofe of his own drav, nor any robs: fo harmonicas, as thofe produced by his p:file and mortar; and, after labouring all day for the ~ puhlieo bone," was not in a humour to relifh, but rather inclined to be ialeited by, fuck difcordant bars to his domellic r ef[; he, therefore, concerted a plan with his journeyman, to put a final dole tc there meetings : accordingly, one evening lately, after Mrs. Lenitive' had alfembled her guells, and adminylered her ufital doff of wafted muffins andiio perbihendum oft4cottion of fouchong, fhe led her ditfi. dent and blufhing daughter to the piano -forte ; but, alas! poor Mils Lenitive bad not got half through too to the Druil andfbake yourfefr, which Mama was, with her ufual japienre, paffing off to the/Vent!** auditors for a valuable manufcript piece of the dear delightful Viotti, when hcnielt Label, true to his matter's , preeriptionr, began to play kir part in the room below, and fo placed his brazen in raiment, wherein were valerian, and other ingre dients equally odoriferous, in a [late of ebullition, that the fumes afcended in ah ; and fo impr69hc was the 04 of his performance upon the okfagory faculties, as to produce the mod unpleafant confequences— poor dear Mrs. Lenitive, who was always trem blinglralive to, and difired at, the hare idea of any thing that fmelled of the [bop, made an abrupt cadence into hyfterics, and the party feparatedprflia i agitato, in the utmod confufion—feeeral of the old ladies left ther youthful wigs behind them, and are likely to receive the tiff: of the apothecary, and four nervous draughts a day for tome weeks to come. It is feared that it will be a long time be• fore Mrs. Lenitive will recover the (hock her feel ings have fullained by this vulgar accident ; the only hnotons it; her farav is, t h at fhe takes every thing but Ph 'c. ■ i ~' •i