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LbNDoN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER L •• • !AWE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: ACottfols for opening, 62 4 tks—Reduetd 1. • A per 01111.8.1/ 85—.41111' 5 per COIL 94-1.011: Am. Ipi. Ornate= 12. . . !MICE OF STOCKS TSSTEPDAY. litsnk Str.ek • Long Ann. 19i 15-16 3 per Ct. It eil• 61 • rp. Ann. r. 5 3.56 g per C::nt. Conf. ut • .nglifll Tickets 561. 6s. 4pp Cent. 1777 854 I Conf. for 55p. 6,164 6, per Cane t 797 OS • Annum. neastars ;—I per Cents. psi. Cowie of Exchange—Dublin on London to. The PIACI ESTASLISHMENT of the ARMY has at length been finally arranged. and determined upon between the Commander in Chief and his Majetty's Minillers, and is as follows:- 27 Regiments of Light-Dragoons. Regiment of Hutiars. • tot Regiments of. Infantry. 6 Regiments of Black Troops. 6o ConiPanies of invalids. Seventeen Regiments of Infantry are to be kept in India, cash Regiment to contain 1 soo men.— The other Regiments are to be reduced to 750 Veit. This hige force is independent of the Horfe and Fobt Guards, the A . rtillery, and the Waggon and Stab' Corps, which amount to so Battalions more, making in the whole upwardi of 160 Bat• talions, eiclufive of the Marine Corp.:. The Houfe of Commons will adjourn on Thurf. day next till Monday, to give time for the Bills then reacti to pafs through the Houfe of Lords, kvhen both Retires will adjourn for the rt:cefs. Vifcount NELSON had a long interview yefterday With the Loots of the Admiralty, previous to his LordiSip's taking the command of a fleet defined for foreiga fervice. Earl Sr. VINCENT,, we a:e happy to learn, is fo hell recovered that his Lorelthip is expefted in Town to attend duty at the Admiralty. Admiral Sir J. B. wAttEm attendzd at the Ad tztiralty on his arriving from the Mediterranean. Sir GEORCI YONGE, late Governor of the Cape bf Good Hope, arrived in Town on Friday Tait. He came Pailinger in the Neptune from St. He lena& at which Mind he had waited four months for a Paffage. • On Friday attired at Spithead from Egypt, haring encountered for the laft two or three days leery heavy, gales of wind, his bfajefty's Chips Die ,Tarot and law! x nut ; the former having on board two companies of the Coldfream, the .Al 2 ing Major Lieutenant Colonel Jo tirr I, and three of the 34 Regiment of Guards, with the Comman dity: 0:51:e: Colonel atLey 6mA, and colours of the Regiment; as alto Major General the Honour able Geotci LUDLOW, painilgTF. In the IN FIE Xl art air the temAiairig tire companies of the 3d, in 'charge of the Aging Major CoAmcl joNNsrow ; Major General. "Coorz, paffengcr. The DELFT having on board the Commanding Officer of the to:matron; Lord Coat!, with the remaining fir. Companies and colours of the Coldlircam, and the Zet*r . Gene;-al of the brigade, the Honourable Enwak n FIN'N ' left. Ntlistil at the lame time, viz. tin the la of hovember, but being a heary failing Mil), had not &eyed at Gibraltar previous to the departure of the other two from thence on the 2 tit of the fame month. The 'following are the namei bf the offic.ert on boat d, who command the troops : Culondlotadtatn ; Captains Weft, Draper, Guife. R rink e and Ordiod ; Medi 4. Mercer. I landlton, Clitherow, Shadwall, and %inter-Mager.tee) ; Mao: BaNngtun, and Mr. Surgeon. tlencral Cnote; Major rtrirobarfon, Deptity Adjutarit Ge m:ill Lieutenant Walih, Aid du Camp; Captain Taylor and Lieutenant Sadler, of the. 54th Regiment ; and Mrs. Long, widow of the late Captain Long, of the Visith Regiment, alto tame µdingo in tRe Inflexible. The Coto ow And Asta La, with four tranfports, arrived on Sunday at Portfmouth, with troops from Egypt. The fh;ps were put under quarantine. Colonels AN STRUT H Ft , LINOENT unt,and MUlt aka, from Egypt, and Captain and Mrs. Tay LOS, from Gibraltar, are arrived paffengers in the As• TILEA. Lord Iterra and all his naval force were ing at Malta on the 111 of November. ' The while of our troops, except about five thou land, had embarked from Egypt when the IN . trttxist,t The ( . 31h, 54th, and . 6t ft regiments, with the forces that had arrived from India, are intended to remain to garrifon Egypt. Yefterdav a Court of Common Council was Meld at Guildhall , to take into coufidetation the Repurt of tlie Committee on the Duties and Emo luments of tke Office of Town Clerk. Another Court was ordered to be fummoned on Tuefday siert, to elect Perfons to this office, which is now to!): divided into a Civil and Law Department. The Court then proceeded to the confideration of a Petition to Parliament relative to the high Price of Wheat and all forts of Grain, porfuant to thosßefolution founded on the Motion ofMr. G A R • Rat, at the Taft Court ; and which, after fume °N - i:ion from Meffrs. WAITHMAN and HODG SON, was,:tgreed to, and the Court broke up. On Friday, at Guildhall, the Committee for car ri ing into execution the Aft for widening and im proving the entrances into the City of London, Lehi their auftion for the building-leaks of the lots on tinny: hill, when the offers amounted to . foc./ for a leafe of 61 years. It is vo•.w certain that M. OTTO is afipointed NlinifLr :" .. .tiprentiary of the French Republic "I :is credentials were tranfmitted to iturday. Mr. 5: vsrsa, the Mcfkitger, is gone to Fort George, to take the State Prifoners from thence to 7r-land. (•:thz twelve millions of crufades, fliptilated by '•• n!al v Between France and Portugal to be paid t: '' half was to be delivered in itisbirEAlUIVRAA' In the whole circle of wondeis, which the late Revolutionary War has produced, the wildca imagination would fcarcely have believed, three or four years ago, that in their treaties, France ihould infill on the acknowledgment of a IC;ng, and Great-Britain of a Republic. he former forces the King of Heti-Lit-ha among the nominal powers of Italy ; nor does the latter appear leis interetled in the etabliihment of the Seed Venetian Minds into a Republic. . It is, we believe, without a precedent in hiaory, that Grent•Britnin fhould be fending a fqtiadron of Agates to reduce the Iflands cif Corfu and Zante, ~nd prevent them, by force, from placing them felves under the Government of ifigria; no!—Of Turkey? no!—Of Riga ?, no!—Of France? no! no !--Of GREAT-BRITAIN ! ! ! But we think the expellee of thh.. armament may now be fpared. Thofe lflands, ,difira4ted by an anarchy, which mull be•the conlegnence of an eflablifhment without a head, without principle, and without policy, naturally la Rh to place them felves under a Power able to proteCt them.—Mil mil of the Mediterranean by her conquefts in 1 Egypt, by her fucceffes in that lea, and above all, by the poireilion of M a lt a , England appears to he the only Power capable of affording proteetion the Hands. Be: no fooner will they iee that England has abandoned the Medizerrabean to her ' enemies, than they will fze[- another ProteCtor of their exigence, and Monopolizer of their trade. i We did expel that, in conreqococe of the im portant Cervices conferred on Turkey by this coon- try, we fhould have been rewarded by an illand in the Levant, capable of giving fecitrity and perma nence to a trade, which ought now to be freed from the [hackles of a commercial company.—But BONAPARTF'S policy, which embraces every part of the world, has frutlrated even this expeClation. Asa reward for relinquilhing Alexandria, which he could no longer hold, he is to receive, by treaty, the privileges of the moll favoured nation in the Turkifh Entph e. We have indeed fume hope that this treaty will not be ratified, and that Esscvn ALY EFFENDY, who has figned it at Paris, could not be empowered by his Government to infult fo grofsly this country—the Deliverer of the Otto man Pollefilons from the infatiable imbition of France: The Duke of YORK has ordered his efialilifinnent of Foxhound: in Sorry, to be broken up : the coun try is not yet taken by any other pack. Great (port Is expe&ed at Newmarket in the enfuing Spring Meetings • the three capital racers are come out of the North, Cockfighter, Rolla, and Allegranti. Rolla is matched against Tag for tooogs. and Allegranti againit Sophia for tooogs. Several other horfes are Rill expeded but of the North. We/king has of late become fo much the rage, that it promifes to rival Pogififm itfelf. A tra..ici man in Mend-flreet, IA week, made a deposit of 300 guineas, in part of a wager of zoool. that he would walk ninety miles in twenty hours and a half, being one hour and twenty minutes short of the time which Mr. BARCLAY took for a fimilar performance. The fame tradefman, laft year, foi a wager of zo guineas, undertook to walk froni London to Hampton Coutt,earrying 3olh. weight, in a certain space of time, which he performed in one hour and thirty-one minutes. On Saturday laft died of a fit of Apoplexy, at his honk in 'Clifford-ftreet, the Riyht Hon. Sir JOHN PARNELL, late Chancellor of tfa: Exchequer in Ireland : a man of the moll aCtive, benevolent, and honourable mind, and the molt dilinteretted patriotic virtue. Of the lad he gave.a flriking and undoubted proof in his condo t with regard to the Union. After having ferved Government ler more than Eighteen N ears, with veal and fidelity, in a very high office, withont ever having folic;•.ed a jot or provided for one of his family, he chore rather to setimpiith all prefent emolument and hope of future remuneration, than to give his fup port to a meafiire which lie thought prejudicial to his country ; and, though his fortune was mode rate, and his family large, be refilled the molt tempting offers of advantge to engage his acqui t efcence to the filinifler's plan. He was an affec j tionate father, a Ready friend, a ufeful and intel ligent magiftrate, and a zealous promoter of every benefit to the country in which he lived. The charatter of the late Sir Jona PARNELL de ; raves to be remembered and ref - pelted, whether acinfidered as a private or a public concern. In private life he was an example that cafe and con viviality du not require to be vicious or profane, for in his conthiel he was moral, and in his conver fation was always ready for mirth, except when religion was the jell. How he difcharged the great duties of foctety, might be ken in the affec tions of his family, the confidence of his friends, the profperity of his tenants, and the gratitude of the poor ; whole wants, in the county sallich he reprefented, he relieved, in the bell manner, by teaching them to he induftrious, and providing them with manufaCitres. Nor Mould his inferior qualities be forgot. He had wit without effort, and learning without pretenlion; and though care- Ids in the deportment, and impatient of the forms, which to common obfervers make the whole of I good breeding, he never omitted that part of it which is the praaice of good nature.—ln public life he was aCtive, and able; on Parliamentary oc cafions, his elocution was animated, his arguments ready, and his information comprehcnfive. He thoroughly underftood the commercial and pPliti cal interests of Great Britain and Ireland, except, perhaps, in that meafure which was efFeCed to unite them, and which he oppofed. Always de voted to our eltablilliments fn Church and St. e, he had many years aced in the • fervice of the Crown, with a fpirit and attachment, which were invariable, and which he did not lofe with the tors of office. He was no enemy to the laft Admini firation, and he efleemed the prefent. His Coun try may regret in him a dig - ants:relied Friend, the Legislature a uicful Member. and the Woild an honeti MAII. KAUTICAL ,INTELLIGENCE. MAILS Tills DAV.--WIND S. S. W.. AAILIVL':. . DOC o Hatnburali, • t Dublin, Dv:. 4, o Waterford, a • Donnaghailte, D:c• 4 YAKSIOU7II, Dec. 7.,—The Schooner racket which fai7c from Harwich with mails and palfengers, was fern on Suntle.y aftsrmon off Lowettofft, Reefing N. E. with a freat breeze a. S. W.—.-The Peace, of Varmint/I, will fait this weck with goods and pall - engem for Leghorn.—Sailed the Nord Stem, jongthord, to Embden, with Llt fiat; the Aortal, CAM, tor Oporto, with goods. the Iris, for Venice, with hart:ls; and the AUive, Lowe, for Litbon, in ballati..--Satled the KING GI.ORGI packet, Marth, to Harwich; alto the Sufanr.a, Page and Frientis' Goodwill, —, for I.ondon ; the Atlity, Ellare, Man, Smith; Lapwing, Bond; 'Prue Briton, Otaitcoo; Two Brothers, Doughtyi Fly, Caps; and Lowaltoff, Brown, for Liverpool; the Triton, itoglat,d ; Flora, Anis ; and bdigence, Bd.cha, (or Scotland Droit, Newby, for Dover, William, Taylor, for Bri,flol ; and the l'igilant, Dingle, for I.iverpoal. Arrived the James, Wan en ; and Herring, Storey, from Sand wich ; the Little Johu, Tome; and the Fair Trader, titcward, from London. Poarssiouvu, Dec. 7.—v Arrived his MaJeff?. (hip CIAO fa raa, of 32 runs, Captain Psitzw, from Halifax, in 29 days: lc failed from thii place on the 7th of November, and has brought over a null, whick will be forwarded to London this evening: alfo the GORGON floop of war, and C Seta, traef port, with invalids from the Sireights. The [I NICUIN frigate, in gifting under wi ih, ran ligruund on the Hone Sand. Cowls, Dec. ,t. —Great part of the cargo of the brigssuine Adrina, Featenburgh, whieb i, on fbore on the Shini;!cs, is i'rought to Cowea in good order; if the weather lhould prove favourable, the whole will be Laved. It is uncertain wh,th,.r the fhip will be gut off. Her cargo confiffs of furs, and is valued at 7c,0t1. Si riaxess, Dec. (S.—Salted the SVI Pal t: frigate. Captain Osw.iff.o, to the M:thy:ad. Arrived the T treat a cruit.. Came down Reim Chatham the 800 Ni ex and Poux cri v., ~4rigs, with dr.dts of feamen Loin the Lerner+, to be put nit betel the Zealmd cuard.ihip, lyinz at tLe Nor:. The fi palled by the Norc this Morning with a fun brix . r.e Lir the River. DEAL, DEC. ;.--Sailed the Brictqtain, 717/13 of war, for Ch.ohatn.—Win,l 3. W. GII,.VV.SEND, Dt:„7.—Paffed by the LOMB tY CA sTI r• linasLr.N, from Cae.ton ; Princefs Royal, (rem Ca lair; HAL L. from Dasitzlc Q2sen, from 1/rans Cadiz diet, from Pztereourgh ; hlurtur, Arr.sev,an Benfeni, Kr.u.s a, from Norwuy.—Sailed the Bras fwlek istaw; Czfur, FOWLES I I . lllloCil Callle, WILSON ; Reward. LEZCI.; Francis and Eliza, Jo us so N . ; Mariner, GOODWIN ; and Olive Branch, aura a, for Jarnai7a; Coma., —, for Demerara; Rnfe, —, for St. Vinceors ; Nancy, Mit., for Venice; Qieten Chartotte, CLAIR, lot Surinam; Two Sifters, TAYLOR, Ito T......"ha50; Cotton Planter, YOUNG, and jtlllo, CLAMKSOY, fur Grk.nada. Poo ,Dr 2.-4 rrived the Argo, Frampton. from Ncw fourcliand ; Chimicft, Wills; Mermaid, Wills; and kanger, Morri., frctr Cherbourg. &Hei) thermic Briton,Rob:rts, , or Liverponl; Thomas and Catherine, Damon; Ann mad lary, HatcL.rd ; Praperous, Palmer; and Szily, Righthead, fur l'ortfrnoutia. ARRIVr.D In the Downs—The Shillclazh, ani William, Pinktrton, from Belf,eft ; Endraeht. trma C-munna; the Prince f ef Wales, Evans; %ioo, LamL ; rind Four Frknds, Bickerton, from Crk. At Lifbon—U from Archanzel„ In the Crea —Hon Anderfon, from Leghorn. At Bontele.tax—Boll GL•zier, from YhtlaSclphia; and from New fork. At Dever—Bnrbara, Cook, from the Seuth get; Jur" Campbell, ri.nn Lilbun. At Bristol—Elizabeth, —, from Newfc.undlzni; and the Triton, HowLud, fl.mt At Clyde—Anna, —, from Lubeck. At the Cape of Goci Hope—William, Colburn, from Lon. don. At loytalcr—inho ar•.d Alive, Nl'llitefides, frtmt Philadelphia. At n wroomliAhl—Recovery, PatTm , lre. from Dartmouth; Paxton,—, and Rang. m Lo: :. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The chop of war Szorpion, and Fox (t) and Hazard cotters. will be paid for the 1 ptunus and cargo, on Thurfday, the toil loft. at Yarmouth. The Va.,' armed cutters Michels of York and Fly, for th capture cif the Akzander, wal be paid i: Portfinauth, the sit To she Aram, foe the rapture nethe (hip% Neptuitus and diitrib,ition will be mask at Licautort-buildincs, on Friday. the t ith To the !loop Harpy, for the capture of th.! Frrneh privateer l'Efperance, and the Dattilh Chip jtvinne, M..r:a, a di:u at:gio:l with:. made on board the Harpy, on her arriv.a in port. We arc lorry to lelrn thi loft of two vefTels on the en •.:t of Lineolnfhire on Itiday hit, one the brig Retfey, Capt. lilt o.t belonging to Ryc, the other the brig Swallow, CA,,ain Ho lwlonging to Yarmouth; the crew of the forme were raved. but the latter until, and it is feared, every foul on board ie • tithed, u the boat came on Store full of water. The Coar, Powell, from Briftul to St. Croit, is !oft. The Eris, Rode, and eight other veXeLs, are or. Chore in Pil lau roads. The Pt&low, Richards; and Cotni:h Oa%. Boyd. of Pad- Row; t;rinder, blahoty, of —; and aLit..nstia, )drown, of Ilfnscomb, are wrcektd near Patlitow. 1 Letters from the 11.ette of the at It nit. It re, that Admiral De Winter Will to proceed on the fultrequen; d.ty lathe Tearl, for the purpofe of infpetiog the vcfielt lying Caere in readinefs to fall to the raft Imtes, loon as Mind' putfports Mould be received. The fame acenunis add, that the rneft of the North Sea was entirely covered with dead bodies and kteces of wreck. The Cwilin3, Parker. from Pernau to Li i:rpool, and two other veffek, are loft at Kirkwall. The Britannia, Tayler, of Liverpool, is loft Kirkwall. The Pears and Pknry, Wylie, from llantai..it to Allan, foundered ou the 17th of November. The Sarah, Mirth - ill, from Liverpool, to illy loft at The Union, Fitch, from Bolton ;Idocollißiire) to London, is loft on the Cola of Holland. The Cniumbria, Bryant, from I farnburcli, le ,rrivrd at Al f criraq, afro . Wing det.ined eighteen weak', and plundered by privateer. The Inarf.tintle. Durham, from Arching:l, Is pest into Snetheid %vizi, a mote. The Sally, Sylveitcr, from Oporto to Baltimore, is carried into Vigo, and condemned there. The Venus, Humphries, Is pt Into Margate, with Infs anchor and cablct 'l•hc African ()teem, Cork, from :he South Seas, i► on there in the Brian! C!•anncl. 'lle Nelly and Ann. Btowtr, from Rta • rraftnn.Rroeu (roan d tto; Itarl Keith, CA I Dra. from Peterflungh ; :td fame other veCh from the Baltic, are arrived a' I eC h. The roafter• of theft yens report, that they twee h a tedi ous and baffler/us palfage—that a vitlerit p!e of wind took place In tile Baltic about the berlaning ti; Nr.ver.ber Lift, aril that a mimber ut fhip• wer; loft in the Catterate, an , nl.l , y of the crews perillied.—that fuch wa. •he violcuce of the gale • a• a Blip belontrirg to Hull, with her fail. furled, nverfet, and t..e crew, after entwine to the wreck for form d iya, ser•r: up and carried L:to FLineur, h;.vir.; bean oblired to resins La l a few candlts, the only thins they had left. Tueday arrived r Leith, the Faint, Y. tr, from !I !iursh..a hallaft ; which vaftl hat Leta bcat?rig abates in t e ~ for fev-ral 'weeks, wit Is contrary wind,. %%lien • e b+ 1 :itt:s pruvifiuss ransfrins. filiiritic - itli. -- • The Dooms, as ufa.ll, drew v very numerous Aud fence laft night to Drury-lanc Theatre, and Mrs BILLINGTON had the moil grail; ing trib cze of univerfal applaule. Cooke doled his campai ' a in n 111..:. t. 6 F;c.'d laft night, for ihme time. kic has wielded ihe Theairical truncheon with great timed+, in the charaifter of R;chard, and he managed it with fo much fpirit lati night, and was Co well attended, that we may fay. The weary Sun Ins mAde a golden Sct." Several founts ofientr are carting at our princi pal foundarics, to be exported in different parts of France. There is glut danger of the book trade being 101 l tn this country, unlcfs paper, by a dimi nution of the ditties, is made nearly as in Lugland as in Fra..ec, which is not the cafe at present by at lealt one third. The Not, ilian Prnfeffor has given notice, that the fitbjeit for the i i.e of the e !lilting year is tl.e following nbe nutisul f ifinllratin4 the Scripture from the Rehltiuns of Modern Travellers in Pal flint, and the neighbouring Countries. On Wednefday 141 a marriage took place in York, between two perfons upwards of 6o years of age. During the fellival, the bride had made too free with her shy's, which caufed her tongue to take liberties not confißent with prudence on ihii happy event. The bridegroom, at length irri tated with difguff at this fpecirnen of her conclua; placed her upon the fre, to the no fmall terror of the company prefent ; who, feeing her fituation, refcued her from danger, and (he was carried to bed by two of the bridemaids, being unable to contend any longer with her helpmate, and he, for thedfc4 time, reigned triumphant ; although, it is fait', the underttands the pugilittic art as well as him. A moth daring robbery has been committed on t'ie high road, in the neighbourhood of Logic El phinflorie, between Inverary and Old Rain, in Aberdectifhire, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon of That-U.ly lag, upon one \i illiam Carnegie, who was attacked and ribbed of' npwards of So gui neas, by two pet-inns yet undilsovered. Although the offence was committed in broad day, the of fenders found means to eh de the vigalence of the people in the cout.-. y, who were extremely alive in their ler fuit. CoNeutOlt•—Yegerday jefeph Powell, alias Dr. Hemide, was brought before Meks. Rosiest"), and Ktvaaan, the Sittings Magiarres at Bow-Rreet, charged with Wray pretending to a knowledge of futere events, by telling fortunes, &c. &c. Mary Orme lived, that fome time fince, the had a hand hill put into her hands, purporting to be from Dr. Moulds, Riling himfclt prefelTor of A grology and Medicine ; and the handbill being produced, the Dr. profered having had many !e rs Rudy itt phylic, and the occult fcience, and ‘hat he taught allronnmy, alfrology, the ufc Of the globes, and the whole art of celculating nativities with the moll pr c acemace, at two (billings a leffon : but was to be confabs:Cl gratis on planetary influence. He likewife announc:d ;het he cared a number of very common &larders. Whe vitners wifhing to know when the was to b: manied, &c. &c. went as directed by the hand-hill, to No. 6, Upon- Itathbone.pleces on the 2 7 th offall month, and ins - Mired for Dr. Houlda. Vt'hen (he was (hewn the pritoner, the told kim her butinefs ; he laid he never anfwered any quefionsduting the drawing if the lottery, but %%east were relative to the lot tery ; the alked him what he charged for telling.or lucky numbers? he t her half-a•crriwn ; the agreed to be told fate, and the prifener then pre tending to calculate, told her that No. 66 and 83 world be drawn on the tealt day of drawing in the prefent frills Lottery. He advifed her to infure them ecrylligh, as they would be furc to be drawn I, this proved bac. l'ownfend the Officer, fail, he apprehended the prifnner yells:May nitiming, in Ratlibone-place, and he produced kveral books of the dcfcription of thole generally found in the pnilinTion of' perfons pretending to a knowledge of the occult fciences; fevetal fmall books and papers, which contained a great number of I idiculons dreams, with as ridi ,tilnus anfwers, which the prifoner had cunningly made apply to numbers in the lottery, for the pur pole of deceiving thole who are weak enough to belir_ve he can have any knowledge that certain numbers will be drawn. When the Officer enter. ed the room where the prifoncr was, he found a man very genteely dretfcd, with him. Townfend afleed him, what he did there? and after fome he litation, he confeifnl, that he was ;dimmed to tell ; hut, on the ()thee:- itilitling upon knowing, he laid, he was engaged in a law fug, and was come to confult 'he prifoner, to know whether he them'., fueceed. Ail, elating to relate, he proved to be a very relpeClable traLlefrinia. The priforatr committed to the Houle of' Cori eCtitin, as an ii.:orrigible re-nie and vagabond having be-mlattly en-wined of a Ilmilat olTence. Scarcely were the ltieccfsFul purchafers of (hares at Pore; Office, congratulated with a Five Thou fund Pound Prize, No. 18,e42, arid had received payment, hut they wete greeted with another Yt late of Fire Thoufand l'onnds on No. 17,629, drawn the 17th day, and (hared in one Fourth, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenths. The fortunate H ilders may receive the amount of their relpec. I live Shares on demand. The Trith Lean.ry F.nally doled this ;not n'ne ; and Eitlith Lottery 'Ph:lce's and Shares are nt , w .11 fele in an exteruive valley of nemhei at Pops's.. lertunate Offices" Corner of the Royal Exchange, Facing the Beek of Erielaid. AGRICVL rUlt , .—Mr. I.f STrr. informs the Keepers of Horfin and aher Ahieials, that he lies o e ,ed a Warehoule for the hale of his N. w In• • vented Patent Chaff Cutters,at N 0.251, II:ph Hob horn, London. !The erronmas idea fo prevalent thintighont the ('ountry, that the greater tic number of knivo the mote p.,werful the Machine t this Frigiet at texas espo.e; and confutes. tar it will c% tdeetly cut more Chati within a given time, with the tame power, than any nnenher of kniv :1 that can I.e apt lire'.) Wh-re may be had, h.'s Patent Harm% s andrultivators. 1 .1 brill Ted to. ought ion or. tQ