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,1 EAST anm AFFAIRS. The intelligence from India in Saturduy's Gazette was forwariei from the Ca,,e by a Mr. I3E SO N, a pailluger on board an American chip from Bcng.:l, and who is now daily ezpedletrin England with the official advkcs and private letters. We have been favoured with force Calcutta Gazettes of a date previous to the receipt of the details of General FR A Z ER'S and G. neral LA L'S lucerne*. They are of an interefting nature and Thew that General I.zze entertained a fanguine hope, pre vious to his attack on Hott.s ICS Cavalry, of being able to re duce hint to a lituation'lh • whi:h be could be no luuger formi dable to our territories, oitbo'e of our allies. Tt.e par iculars arc as follow : In a difpatch to the Governor-General, dated head quarters at Delhi, 00, ber t9th, General LAKE tranf rnirs the account of the tranfaelions of the liege of 1). !!hi by Hoikar, which he had received from Lieu nant-C4.lanel Ochterlony, the afling refilmt there. C•lonel 0. watts, " that on :he firfl approach •f the enemy towards Kootial Gurh; and the potli!rility of his dire Ring his route to this city. I judged it ad e ifahle :o call Colonel Burn from Saharanpore, the batto'i , '.atc Dnwlnt Rao's under Captain Harriot, from 12 ',tuck, and a battalion of Najeeb', under Lieut. Birch, from Pannipnt. To this force was added about 2CC Najeebs, under Lieutenant-Colonel Scott, ro under a native owned Khajah Hirffein, :co under another calls'. Mogul Beg, and fimething above beiorying to the ufual Police and Cullom Mob lifhmtnr, making in all about lac:, matchlock-men, he fide, the regular corps above enumerated, and four companies, duty Itrength of the 17th regiment." He then goes on to mcntirn rile wretched defence lefs tease of the decoyed walls 4 f Delhi, which on the tour the rccafion were a little replied, and a few of the par apets fitted for the reception of cannon,— This work was carted ou under the diration of Capt. :-)kirving and Lieut. Goodall. Colonel Burn being Colonel o.'s feniar, had the direflion of the operations. and bellows great praifc on the condo& of Colt nel Burn ; Lis zeal for the fer vice, and his readinef, to adrpt every foggellion by which it could be promoted : . . On the fit it approach of the enemy on the 7th, a detachment of irregular cavalry, under Lieutenant Hunter, of the zd battalion 4th regiment, accompa nied by Capt. Carnegie and Lieut. Role, moved out to reconnoitre, but this corps had been ill,affcaed, and refilled to a& againtt the enemy, and mull of them went over. Three hundred Mavatties who had been Rationed in the old fort, refuted to withdraw with Capt. Manuel, and joined the enemy. Indeed the irregular cavalry feem to have been totally difaf fated, and moll of them, afterwards, when direCted tocrofs the Jumna to procure fupplies, refuted to obey, and moilly difporfed or joined the enemy. On the Bth the enemy cannonaded the city wall, and made fume breaches, which wererepaired as welt as pofiihle during the night. A fortie was refolsed upon on the 9th, and Lieutenant Hunter volunteered his Cervices, hut it did not take place till the loth, when a party of 200 men from the zd battalion, 14th regimen:, accompaNied by Lieutenants Evans, Heath cote, Locket, and 'so men from Captain Harriot's corps, under Captain Carnegie and Lieutenant Woodville, with a refers , : of sc men and a fix-poun der, under Lieut. Dickfon, moved out under the e”ni mand of Lieut. Role. They fucceeded in doing a great deal of injury to the enemy, whole beaten corps were mittakeu for ours, and fired on by their friends, fo that they mull have fuffered very much. On the 14th the enemy's guns opened in every di rettion, and under cover of this a large hody of in fantry, preceded by ladders, made an all - atilt at and near the Lahore Gate, but were repulfed w ith Infs. Lieutenant Simpin, of the zd battalion, 17th re giment, was killed by a cannon fhot, at the ,Igirr.zre Gate, where he commanded. On the isth it was found that the enemy had retreated, and a party was detad,:d to cut off any guns or baggage that might be in the rear. The duty during the liege was very revere, L:'t both men and ntiicers difcharged their duty with the ut mnß alacrity, aild zeal. Colonel Scott, Relident at Delhi, died at Agra, of a fcvere and linvring Oka's, on the 27th of &lum ber ; Lieutenant Colonel Ochterlony has been ap pointed in his room. The Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary of the loth November contains an account from Lieutenant-Co land Wallace, of the 19th dragoons, dated Camp before Chandore, toth Oclober, of hjs march to. wards that place, the capture of a (mall Burry in the village of Underftool, in which there was a garrifon of Holkar's, he having, on the Bth, detached a batta lion with two 12-pounders again It the small Fort of Lauffoolgaum, in which there was a garrifon of Hub kar's. Some fticcefs was experienced, but a clefperate refidance being made by the enemy, and Captain Browne, the Commander, being killed, the detach ment took poll in the Pettah. A reinforcement under Major Symons was fent during the night, and the place was brined on the 9th with complete fticcefs. Lieutenant Purvis, of the Madras Artillery, likewih fell on this occalion. In a letter of the tzth Olober Lieutenant-Colonel Wallace annouaces the furrender of Chandore by ca pitulation. Chandore commands one of the bell paffes in the range of hills on which it Rands to Can deitn. It is naturally very thong. AUSTRACT.-.-EurOpeallii, 3 killed, 13 wounded—Natives, 6 kilted, 24 wounded —Total 9 killed, 37 wounded. Os . ..let:es KT t D—Cti2liii John brownc, zd battalion 7th regtinsot ; and f.:ea-;nant Purvis, rft battalion of Artillery. OF mcEas u—Liccteuant Parll4, zd battalion 7th re giment. (slgned) J. Cot-1 , 111,00 Kr. Loma before Chato.ort., Dep. Adjt. Gad- Nit. Sub. Force. Oduber IC, i SJ4. c.ALCUTTA.G.IZETTE EX VRAODiNARY Fort R Willam,Nov. 23, IK-4. His Excellency the molt Noble the Governor Gem.. al has re ceived a difiner4 from his Exctilercy the Commander in Chief, dated liapper, 9th November, 1804, of which the lnllowing cold I. publiflted fur General information: u Ms EXCELLENCY THE MOST NOBLE MARQUIS WELLESLEY, OOVIRNOR OtNERAL..ke. &CAC. 144 v Lord—.l have the honour to report to your Lordtbip my artiva. at tins place, the neighbourhood of which the enemy quit tvl it, tic courfc of the night. He did not attempt any attack on tit, town, in which were two companies of Capt. Cruttcnden's Proviiici.ll3a•tation. and one of the battalions formerly In San dich% ur der Capt Hanlon. •- kr-vont Kau 11J1kar has moved in the direetion of Coorja, and it ',co.. t., be the g;mval opinion M the country, that he means it , recrofs the Jumna in the nrighblurhood of kluttra ; Would he however c,lnt.int• it, the Doah, I than nattg W dote upon hic rear a. tup.i.,ent tie WS :Wiping a: a 1 . ,: wlace a IWlicient length of time to plithdei it without rainy an engagement with my cavalry. I have the hovocir to be, my Lord, Your Lord:hip's molt faithful tumble fervant, Heacl•quarb.rs, C.mn Happer, (Sigurd) G. LAKE. November 9, 1804. CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Fort William, Nov. af, tso4. Di patches, of which the following arc Copies and Extra a, have been received by his Excellincy the Molt Noble the Governor. General from his Fxe, Haley the Commander in Chief. TO uts EXCELLENCY TUE stosT NOBLE MARV'S WELLESLEY, GOVERNOR GENERAL, B.cc. &c. My Lord-1 have the honour to report to your LowEhlp my arrival at this place. Jefwinit Ran Holkar proceeded twos this ncighh . urhood this morning, to Koorjah, and by every account, his of is to crofs the Juntas wherever he can find a ford. I 111.11 contitine to pinfne him cl,dely, which will effeclually prevent his doing much roireldef to the country,aud mull caufe his followers great difirt Is, who by every account, arc very difcoutented, and are anxious to have th- Dosh, as they cannot died their objed of plunder, and with difficulty find fubfifixnce for themfelves and horfes. I have the honour isi be, my Lerd Your Lordffilp's molt faithful humble fervant, Head•%arters, (Signed) G. LAKE. Camp at Malaghur, Nov. 10,1804. TO WS EXCELLENCY THE MOST NORIA MARQUIS WELLESLEY, GOVERNOR GENERAL, &C. &C. SEC. _ • MT LORD—I have the honour to relmrt to ycur Lortlfhip my arrival at this place. Jefwunt Rao Hollerr marched from tbe neichbovirhnod of Hurdwar gunge, towards Coliagungc this mor ning. I (hall continue to putfue him. I have the honour to be, my lord, your Lorellip'v ruolt fai kful humble fervant, Head Quarters, (Siztkel) G. LAKE. Camp at PillMma, Nov. IS, 18C4. TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST NOBLE MAIVIS WELLESLEY, GOVERNOR GLNCRAL. &s. &C. &C. MY LORtoi have thr hollour to inform your Lordfhlp of my arrival at this place. Jefwunt Rao Hoikar appears to have taken the dire& road to Futtsh Ghur. where he (Anhui died any mil chief, as there are troop; there fuffiecnt for its defence, atid I thall prefs him very clofe Ihould he a tempt to remain there I can hardly imagine that it i his lineation to penetrate fo far. as he would Lid difficult to e fr,.a his retreat out of the Does I have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lordilsip'smoß faithful humble fi.rvatit, (signed) G. LAKE. . _ 1-kal quarters, Camp at Klr.L ount:::e, Nov. 54, 1804. LONDON. TUFS . )AY, MAY I. Sr. PHILIP and S,. This day the Kiwn came from Kew to the QBeen's Palace. At one o'clock his Malts-T.lr held a Levee at St. James's ; after which there was a Council, at which Lord BAR ex was (worn a Privy Councillor, and took his feat at the Board as Pith Lord of the Admiralty. The official announcement of his Lord (hip's appointment to this important office appears in the Gazette of latt night. Our Readers will perceive, frorrr our Report of the proceedings of the Houk.. of Commons, that Mr. WHITBREAD, according to his intimation on Friday laa, objected to the Lift of the Committee ballotted for to Examine into the Conduit of the Minifler, as referred to in the t ith Report of the Commiaioners of Naval Enquiry. The N4mes he objected to were Lord CASTLEREAGH, the MA siia of the ROLLS, and Sir W. SCOTT. '1 is produced an animated Debate, in which Mr. WINDHAM objected to his own name (landing on the Committee. The refult was, that on the &it Divifion the Majority for Adminiaration was 133, and in the other, 127. The Catholic Petition to Parliament is likely to experience a very general oppofition. The Common Council of the City of London, it will be teen by the report in another part of our paper, refolvcd yalerday to petition both Houfcs againft the admiffion of the claims fet forth in it. An hollile feeling was alto exprefred againft that meafure, at the late e1e0;on of Mr. GRATTAN, for Member of Parliament fot the Borough of Mahon, in Yorklhire. We pellet day Rated in a part of our impreflion, that accounts had been received in town of the Tou lon fleet having got into Cadiz, and effeacd a junc tion with the Spanifh divilion in that port. This in telligence, we now underfland, was brought by the FISGARD, Of 38 guns, Lord MARK KE , R, which arrived from Cadiz on Sunday eveu.ng at Plymouth with dif patches for Government. It. is further Rated that Sir Joir SI OR DE, with five fail of the line, let in with the above fleet, and had -an en%tgement with them, but in confequence of his interiority was obliged to Cheer off. We do not voile... for the truth of this Ilatement, but it is piohaW.e, as the fleet paired the Strait of Gibraltar on the 9th instant. It is likewife laid, that Lord NELSOU ) with his whole fleet, was at anchor in Cadiz Roads, where he was blockading the Toulon fquadron : fimilar accounts have been brought to Plymouth by the SIR! os, of 36 guns. The following article, relative to the Toulon fqua drons was yeflerday pcted at Lloyd's : A Letter has been rcrei.ed at the Ailrair..ity from Lord Gardner, incloring a copy of Gilt from Vice Admiral Sir John Orde to his Majcfty's Miniiter at Lilbon. It appears, that on th e a fterno o n of the 9th init. the Toulon Squadron flood in clofe to the harbour of Cadiz, and had nearly brought the Vice Admi ral to aation." The KING has been pleafed to appoint Wtwam BLIWt, Efq. to be Captain General and Governor in Chief in and over the Settlement of New South Wales. Lord GARLI S is appointed one of the night Ho nourable J.ords Commianners of the Admiralty. We underfland that Commiffioners will be appoin ed on Saturday next to go to Trinidad to invefligate the allegations between Colonels FULLARTOM and Pt CTOM• On the 18th of May there will be a grand Review by the KING, of the Stalfordlhire Militia, command ed by Lord UNBILIDGt, at Runneymead. A delegation from the town of Liverpool has pre vailed upon the Lords of the Treafury to put that port upon the fame footing as the port of London, in regard to the Warehoufing Syltem, without re quiring new docks or wArehoufes to he cnnitru& d for that purpnfe. 'lshirty•frur warehoule., which I have been tendetcd, itunrdiately li‘enfed. AMPIC-1-INE. CORN ['CHANG!, MAT 1, There is to-day a ermll7ralde fupply of Wheat, with feveial further arriy.tls of foreign ; excepting that of firil quality it i, cheaper, and more foreign expeavd ; a few thouf-tnd quarters of Dantzic being ordinary, were fold by auetion from 635. to 695. per qr. fine Barley, as our laf ; other forts at lets, and fame foreign at hand. There are feveral foreign cargoes of Oats arrived, and this article is expeaed to be lower. Malt, Peas, and Bean►, at little variation. Flour in good fupply, nearly at lAft currency. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, sit 635. 785. per qr. Grey Prak aos. to 431. Fine Ditto. flos. 835. od. Beaus, dick.. 461. od. Rye, Soy. 531. od. Tick Ditto 365. 425. od Ratiey,32s. 375. od. Oats, 21 i. 24s . ass. Malt, 665. 721. od. Poland ditto. 575. :Ss 64. White Peek, 425. 47e. od. R ape S.:LI, 0:5. PRICE OF FLOUg. Fine none 755. to 735. Seconds 635. to 755. pet lack. F.-ISHIONS FOR m.ir. Two Foxe Dacsses.-1. Morning Infiallation Drefs of royal purple and flyer. The fleeves and back of white and Elver filk, the fleeves feftooned and ornamented with diamonds. The hair dreffed with a bandeau of diamonds and white feathers. Purple (heeds and fan.—a. inftallation Ball Drefs. The train of royal purple and Myer, with a tunic of richly embroidcr•d white crape. The hair dreiTed with dianioncls and a large plume of white feathers. PROMLNADZ DaissEs•—t. A Round Drefs of plain white muf fin, with a. fpcncer cloak of green Glk, trimmed all round with Mail lace. A Itraw hat turned up in front, and ornamented with feathers.S. White Muffin Drefs, with a Spann cloak of buff coloured filk or maim, trimmed with broad whitelace. A thaw hat turnedbp at the fides. -3. A Round Drefs of cambric muffin, with a black lace cloak, trimmed all round. A brown beaver Spa nil hat, ornamented wis4 a feather of the Line colour. Obfervations.--The prevailing colours see purple, lilac, and green; nankin great coats end fpencers are much worn. The variety at prchmt is fo great in clooka that it is impoffible to fay, what will be the yrevaiiing fafhion. Straw hats of various forms are univetfally worn. Work, d lens: arc prefetred for drets, into every part “f which Lee is introduced. Ole hair continues to br worn the fame as ufual, except that it is now completely parted in front, and formed into ftright bands over the turehad. SPORTING .IAI EL LIG ENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING wir : :NG, APRIL 3c. The King's Plate of wogs for 5 yr old Mares, carrying toil. A. C. D. of Grafton's b m. Parafol, 4 yrs old es .aked ovcr). Mr. Abbey's ch m. Margery, 5 yrs old - dr Fifty Pounds by Subfcription for 4 yr olds, 711 ylb 5 yr olds 811 31b. 6 yr old and ac , cd 81t 71b. R. C. Sir H. Wllltamfon's b. b. Walton. 5 yrs .d a Mr. Meßifles br. b. Pipylin, 5 yrs D. of Grafton's b. m. Parotid, 4 Ir. old „ 3 Six to 4on Walton ;soto t ~t Pipyl/n ; yto 4 agit ParafoL The Claret Stakes of acogs each, ft. colts 811. 71b. t fillies 811. zlh. I.). I. Lord Grotvenor's b. c. Bagatelle, by Sir Peter, out of Trifle Sir C. Bunbury's b. c Young Whtfkcy, by Whilkey - Mr. Wholey's b. c. his Royal Highnefs, by Sir Peter, dam by Bru th pd. . . ey's b. c. by Sir Peter, out of the dam of his Lordihip Mr. Coventry's ch. f. Maid of Kent. by Over'on, out of Neriffa Lord Stawell's Glortana, yft. beat Mr. Panton's Dellitanti, 811 ylb. Aerial's the Flat . , ice,si. In It —2 to I againft Gloriana. Lord Sackville's Enchanter, Sit. beat Mr. Mcllilh's I'ipylin, 8R 31b. Ab. M. cogs. -5 to 4 againft Enchanter. Mr. Norton's (Lid, Bft. alb. beat Mr. Waftell'i Lumbago, Bft. D. I. spgv..--2 to t againit glad. Mr. Wa;fou's Lignum % 1 , .c, Sit. 1 , 2 h. received togs. from Sir J. Shelley's Julia, yft.olb. R M jogs. h ft. Mr. Walla's Lumbago,3ll. 13A). received ft fret.: Lord Coley's Hippocampus. BR. ylb. both 3 yr.. old. Aernis the Flat, 10Cpi h. ft. Mr. Brantbwayt's ch. c. Woodcut, by Guildford, 3 yrs old, Bft. alb. rec. it. from Mr. R. Jones's Freedom a yrs. old . ;ft. Alt. Acroi4 qie flat, 23gs. The Court Martial held on Vice•Adm:ral Sir j T. DUCKWORTII, at Portfmouill, concluded on Ja tutclay 1411, and the following is an extraet of the fentence : " The Court is of opinion that the charges have not been proved ugaintt the faid Vice• Admiral Sir J. I'. DUCK WORTH, K. 8., but that they are grofs,lcar. dalous, malicious, fbamcful, and h;ghly lubverfive the difcipline and good Government of the lervicc, and doth adjudge him to be molt fully and honourably acquitted of all and every part thereof; and the laid Vice Admiral Sir J. T. DUCKWORTH is hereby molt f.ljly and honourably acquitted of all and every part thereof." We have received New York papers to the 16th of March. They Hate that the Havannah is no bilger confidered as blockaded, although several Britilh cruizers continued off the harbour. Thefe Papers furnifh no very recent accounts from the Welt Indies, but they announce that many rich Spanifh Prizes had been fent into the ports of Ja maica by the Britifh cruizers:• A report is men tioned, laid to be brought •by a veffel from Cape Francois, that DESIALINIS, on the 28th of Febru ary, had defeated the French garrifon at the city of St. Domingo, and' that the Spanifh inhabitants of that plate were delivered up to the mr, y of the con querors, when the greater part were moil inhumanly butchered by the troops of the Black Chief. The report feems to have gained but little credit in the American Papers. Yeflcrday the LORD MAYOR ordered the Ps ice cf Bread to be reduced one Affize, or two pence in the Peck Loaf, to take place tomorrow ; the price of the (erartern Loaf of Wheaten will then be t4id. and tioulehold After which his Lordftrip attended a Court of Corn mon Council at Guildhall, for taking into confide ration the expediency of Petiti"r.ing Parliament on the fobjat of the prefent Application of the Roman Catholics, &c. Mr. Deputy BIRCH introduced the moticus, as advertifed in the Refolutions in front of this Paper, in a very animated addrefs, which were feconded by Mr. DIXON. The previous quef tion being moved by Mr. WOOD, and feconded by Mr. JACKS, a divifiun was demanded, and there ap peared-for the original motion and againft the prc vious quettion, 4 Aldermen, 54 Commoners, 2 Tel lers; 6o.—For the previous queftion 3 Aldermen, 22 Commoners, 2 Tellers ; 27.-33 Majority for the' of iginal quettion. The Sheriffs, attended by the City Remembrancer, informed the Court, that they. had waited upon his Majefly at Windfor on Monday, to know his Royal Pleaftire when the Court of Co..:mon Council may at en.' to prefent th.•ir Addrels, when his Majeity appointed this day at three o'clock at tZt. James's. — The Court let off from Guildhall at one o'clock. Sl= ~~ NAUTICAL INTE LLL IG EAT L. 7. FALMOUTH, A►o.it. zB.—Arrived this day Dos Amigos Spanifh thir, from Lima bound to Cadiz, prize to the Eliza, Captain litzti, and Greyhound privateers; the former of Liverpool, and the latter of Gnernley : the %vas czptured on the sth init. and is valuei at 100,00 d. in cargo, and about 4.0,0001. is fpecie : the latter fum was taken out by the Fa. vateers. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. Came in the Spanith (hip Two Fr lends, of about ro tons burthen, mounting ten rti-pounders, and carrving 90 men, from Lima bound to Cadiz, cap tured on the sth intl. by the Greyhound lugger, of Guernfey, of to guns, and Eitaa brig, letter of marque, of Liverpool, of 14 guns, Captain KUM ; the former privateer not bein!. able to suffer the heavy metal of the Spaniard, ran u ndtr' her stern, and threw her crew in at the cabin windows : about three hour: after the Liverpool brig came op, and claimed her part of the prize : the cargo confifts of dollars, cochia I neat, indigo, copper, &c. and is fuppofed to be worth too,oool. Ile/ling. A brig bzlottgirtg to Greenock engaged this [hip a few days previous to her capture. and killed one man, but vs AS obliged to abandon her. on account of her he tv v metal.—Arrived alfo the American fhip Brothers, Captain GAULT, in 28 days from New York, with 3cco bars els of flour : on the 25th init. a little weft of Scilly, fpokc a French !hip privateer, of 2D guns, nut hut a Ica: days from France, and had made no captures. Wind vat table. • PLYSlot;tti, APRIL e9.—Came in the R4yylsz, of 74 glans, front the Channel fleet, to refit ; Sl a ves, of 36 guns, from the Wellward , and Cot.rovs, 4214 guns, from a cruize. Sailed the PRETTY LASS . , of 16 guns,, to the Wellward, with a fleet under convoy; COCKATRICS,' of 14 guns, with a fleet to the Downs. Late tall evening anis cd the FI:GARD, of 36 guns, Lord M. KEKR. from a maize off Cadiz, with di[ patches for Government. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 30.-r-SAICCI la CHITONVIII frigate, on a cruize. His iviajetty's (hip Aces r 4 has mcdc a fignal for the Vtreftward.• His Majefty's (hip Isis, about a o'clock, fired a gun and hoifled the Newfoundland convoy fignal, ~;:nd immediately limited it down, and has not liriiftedit fence. The Cm.es cc cutter has made a fignal for a convoy to the Eallward. Several fail of tranfports hive gone out of harbour, and feveral more will go to-morrow, with troops en board for Guernfey and jerfey. That, APRIL 3o.—Arrived lafi night from 'off Boulogn:, and failed early this morning for Fortf mouth the HARP.: flow p of war. Arrived the He • cla bo mb, from Fortlmouth ; Vefuvius bomb, from Sheernefs •' Hebe frigate; Autumn and Harpy floopa of war ; Zebra, Devallation, and Fury bombs ; Wrangler. Flamer, Furious, Blootlhound, Blazer, Bruizer, Firm, Bold, &dila, 'rygrefs, Monkey, Ar cher, Watchful], Pincher, and i'cveral other gun brigs, from a crttize off the Fratch coati ; and remain in the Downs with a large fleet of chips of war, armed defence (hips, &c.—Wind Eaflerly. P. S. Sailed the HEBE and Agata frigates, on a cruize off the French coA. In confegnenee of the betting at thz laa Newmarket Meeting running fo high in favour of HORN say lhar ing the Two Thirty ThoulAnd Pounds in the prefent Lottery, all ranks of perfons daily crowd their Office to obtain thole valuable Prizes. In no inftance is progretTlre improvement more manifett than in otit fy item of Lntzet les. A folitary Prize or two of Ten or Twenty "fhoufand pounds ori ginally formed the principal attraEtion, when the Scheme confided of tio,ooo_Nutnhers: whereas in the prefent truly great Scheme, tt eble the amount of capi taisisdifplayed,though confi:ling but of ?0,000 Num ber. Nay, its very Firlt awn dill be entitled to to,c,scl. Eta this Prize, important as it compre hends but a fmall portion of tae other numerous and greater capitals that will fucceed. This pre-eminence of Scheme is fo generally acknowledged, that it is no wonder that more than two-thirds of its Tickets and Shares are already difpaled of. Some fingular eircumtlanees attended the Ticket, No, 20,952,. drawn a io,cool. in the latl Lottery.— It was pui chafed at an early period by a Gentleman, who, after keeping it fome time, was tempted by a great advance of price, and parted with it to Swirl and Co. in the Poultry, by whom it was again fold, with five others, to a Gentleman in the neighbour hood—he kept it till within a day or two of its being drawn, when another advance having taken place, it was once again fold to SWIFT and Co. who imme diately divided it into Shares, and finally fold it the day before it was drawn. Much has been laid upon medicines and their pro perties, butwhere will you find one of qualities equal ling SPILSbURY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS 3 2 This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and is ranked among domellic medicines, being fo ufeful, in a variety of cafes, as to induce perfons to apply daily for it as a general remedy, hoping as much fuccefs as in Scurvy, Gout, Itheumaufm, and Scro phulf,us complaints Ladies may be :::fured of its innocence, and eradicating certainly the moil viru lent eruptions. Be careful to atk fo: :he Patent Me dicine. The King's duty (the Stamp) is printed in black ink inftead of reel ; f.ld as ufual at the Diff,en lary, No. IS, SohO•fclUare. LORD CHESTSUIELD Laid, " A good fet of Teeth, in either lea, muff" conliderably add - to the prepoilif lions formed in the mind on a &it appearance." And the abfervation acquires additional force :root the circumltance of the generality of the Englifh nation, from their mode of living, being trouble , : with Scurvy in the Gums, which pro fucesTooth.ache. and eventu ally rotten Teeth. There dilagreeible effeels may be prevented by the timely ufe BUTLEPA RESTORA TIVRTOOTN P:WDER, which is tiled by the Queen andPrincefres; the Emprefs and moll of die Nobility. It imparts a firmnefs and beautiful It.driefs to the gums ; to the breath the molt deletlable fweetnefs , to the Teeth a pearly whiteners, rellores the enamel, fills up the cavities, and prevents the dreadful effeels of the Tooth-a Che. Sold Wholefale and Retail at CHING and Burr.stes, No. 4, ateapfide, corner of PatCraotter-row ; and may he had of molt Book fellers and Perfumers in every town, in boxes at is. gd. each. LONDON: Printcd and pubEricd by LEVEL KENT, (of Can terbury-plac:, Lambetb). at' the STAR Orrice, No. Cam, acct Pitblithsl 4114 at ;be S :Al Or TIC Z. 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