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fmu ;cif!, nvi-ELLldEltrm. MA; LS THIS DAY.-WIND OUR. IV? D. t / Waterford, Hanborill, o Dutch, Fttatch CALAIS. MAT " Oithin the Lift ten days twenty-three packets entcred this port, bringing from Dover 207 p.if fungers ; and during the fame time twentporie packets failed from this port with 170 palfengeis: PORTSMOUTH, JUNE t. Rind by for the Downs, the Canada; frot:i Jamaica ; anti the Ann, GRANT, from the .struts. —Sailed the Experiment, PALMER* for In. Adventure, FOLG RR ; Rambler, WTTOCK, :tad the teen, BRABLE, for London. Capt. Was. RossoN, of the (hip Alliance, which arrived here yefterday fr ,, m Malta, laden with naval ftores, !poke the Harmony, Pens, from Cork to St. Jollies, in lat.s I. long. 13e 40e We on the :4th May, all well: parted company with the Duke of York, Buzarr, ten weeks from Barba does, and the Atlantic, Muter( Lao, eleven weeks from Surinam. TARMOUT H. JUNE 7. This morning the c Olattoz packet, Capt. Tgossas BRIDG 2, landed her mails at Win. terton ; and her palfengers at this place. The Prince of Orange will fail this afternoon to attend duty at Harwich. Sailed on a cruize the MIAOW hoop of war4-.+Wind S. S. E. EAST-INDIA SHIPPING. Yefterday advice was received at the India Honfe of the fate arrival in the Donnas of the following regular Eaft India (him viz. the Poet William. Airly Cafile. Lord Hawke:bury, Phenix, Anclo. • ingham, and Worceller : they failed from Saint 4 Helena on the tub of April, and lett the under mentioned homevard•bound (hips at that fettle anent :—the Henry Addington, Captain Thomas Wakefield ; the Ocean, Captain Andrew Patton ; the Nottingham; Captain John Barfoot ; the Cilr• natic, Captain Horatio Beevor, from Bombay and China ; the Hindollan, Captain George Millen ; the Hope, Captain i fames Horncaftle ; the Bad dam, Captain John ones, from Coaft and China ; and the Lord Duncan, Captain George Saltwell, from St. Helena and China. Yeaerday advice-was received at the India Hoag of the fare arrival in the Downs of the (hi p Friend. (hip, Captain Smith, having been to the Eaftward of the Cape of Good Hope on the Southern Whale Filhery. She left Simon 's Bay. Cape of Good Hope, on the 2d of March, and on the 28th fol lowing fell in with the Company's (hips, the Fort William, Captain joreph Boulderfon ; the Lord Hawketbury, Captain William Donaldfon ; the Airly Cattle, Captain Alexander Nall! ; the Wor cefter, Captain Searles Wood; the Rockingham, Captain_ Thomas Butler, and the Phenix, Captain William Moffatt, all from Bombay: on the 4th of April Cie Friendfhip parted with the above !hips going into St. Helena, and on the 9th the fell in wish the Company's outward bound (hips the David Scott, Captain Charles Jones ; and the Ccres ' Captain William Dunsford, 40 leagues E. S.E. of Afcenfion, proc:etling to China. ARRIVED. At licw York—The lae;tid Elaw, Clafs, fram cerpeol. At Ilittatt..-Minerra, Barba; and Galen, Hinckley' from London. At Chatitann—Fabiut,Bofwell, from Havre; Julia. M‘Gre yr ; and Boyne, Stafford, from Liverpool ; Horizon, Markin.. from Halmturilh ; Ranger, ; Northern Libenaki Boni John, Howe ; and NlL:err-a, Joses, from London. Off Charieitoo—.Sir William lAniglae. Shaw, from Africa. At Bultiniore—tothony, Manger; Morgan Aim', Snow George, Hendarfon; Atalanta, Tucker; Marbtu. Von; ; Vouta, from Loudon ; Tyfon, Tucker; 11134 Pant Simeon, from Liverpool. At Barbadoca—Botlcy, Hall; and Sibella, Barton, from Londoo. At Philadelphia—Keufaigton, Smith, from LiverpooL At Virginia—Onion, Harrifoo. from Fahrteeth ; General }looter, Adandon, from Liverpool; and Odavia, Kmont from Landau. At Milford—Bacchus, Read, from Barcelona. A NLtdelra—Occin. Howard. (men Gocruk7lPock Eaky, from Lin-rigwi; Fthestiterdefs, Faineant, from New York; Swallow, Smith; and Favourite. Poulton, from Virginia. At Malaga—Lord Duncan, Warren, from London. Off Btachy--CLueett. Young, ?Mtn Gallipoli. At Haniburgb—Hanford. Met, from London. At Limtriek—Caftle Malgwyer, Evans, front London. At Dublin—indefatizsitle, from Londou ; and Jo. ?...nna, Holm, front Gottenbnegts. At Jamaica—The George, Clough. from Laneaßer. At Pcteriburgh—Haddoek, Harrifon ; Advice, Intbering tsit ; a n d Paris, Garnitek. from London. At Giheakar—Alexander, Haley , anti the Vreftemweland. Havnes, from London; Tamerlane, Ewer, from Witco ; and &dry, Thumpfun, from Liverpool. At Penfaeobpi—Hamilton, Hindman, front Landon. At Si. SeinffiaresNaney, Potts, from London. At Gcnoa--Robert, Tlwen ; and Agues, Road, front Lon don. At Cmres--The John, Warren, from Chartetton; John, Battler, from Philadelphia. At Brilla.l—Ulytres, Dell, from Barcelona; Briftol, fro 3 Lifbon • and Charlotte, from Gitle. At I.und r o a r:=-4 te e m, Bl ac h er d, fron t D antz i g . At Co:e 'atharine, Brown, from Danzig. At Guerufey--John and William, —, from Lisbon. At Bremen--Maria, Hardie, from Naples. Of Lowelluff—fanny. Momelby, from Peterfburgh; and Jane, It eyn.,lds, from liamburgh. In the Down; —The Ceres, Mlntofh, from Charleftnn ; 11 . 17y, T..te, from :imyrna; Perf e v e r a nee, from Barba vet; Mantle, Muirhead, from Surinam; Matthew. Jeffrey. ••21 Jarmiea; Mars, Mullen, from Dominique ; London. !Mk.. !"roin St. Kitt% • Two Friends, Vali, f•um New Ynrk ; . 43 . Att. rttehell: m i d Addles, Cooney, front Martinique. Porimouth.—Berwick. Weill, from D trbadoes. effWeltoolath..-BuA and Dreghurn.Williams, from Babas Off the Staro...Devati, Sparks, Iron, Jamaica. L'utt O f the Liardw.Nelly, Mull, and Duke et York, Bennet, tram dots. ra: a n41!)--Swift. Rogers, from Virginia • Margaretta, 31.4: r.., ;:urn Ls Guerra ; :ad the Jana t a, Terry , Charier toe. f.' -r' 4:4 r of 11.1 tr, from Letbrom /t L. r• - .::; from Janaica; Pomona, tram ; qtr•vcry. Prirmort. from Oporto; emq., Ea/ Gibnm, Lora Ulm. PROM LLOYD'S DIAL, Jolts 7......krr3ved and failed for the ;Whet the Devon, Sparta, from Jamaica; Barbadoes Planter. Carter, front Barbadoes ; and Wiliam Pitt, --, front Martinique— /Lined the Lord Eldon, Minerva, and the Union, for the Raft Indies, and feveral other outward hound veffela.....Wlnd E. N. B. GRA!: C 5 e ?ID. IU lt It 7.—Paffed by the Williamfon, Bongo° from Martinique ; Twins, R ee d. f rom G ucru f ey; T wo F r i en d s , Vafe, from New York ; Wade Hampton, Flagg, from Chartef. ton ; Wight, Ford, from Zant ; William, Darrow. front Dant sig Swift, Sayer ; and Morton, from Lifbon.—Sailed the Hamhurgh Packet, for HalnbaKeti Primers. 11 11 66 1. for Bremen; Bilbao. Palmer, for Bounkaus; and the Venerable, Edwards, front Dunkirk. DISTRIBUTION or PRIVI MONRY.The Clyde, for the American brig Nymph, a Chafe Maree (name unknown ), and another Chalk Maree, called la Claire Voyante, will be paid from this time at Plymouth. The Andalab, of London. Captain Pkhard Cox, from Cadiz, is arrived at Plymouth, and (poke the Ihip Alfred, of Lancatter, as leaguesoif Wham, all well, on the soth M•ay . The &week Carry, from London for Leghorn, has put iuto Minorca, In difirefs. The lblp Adantic, Captain Alexander Mulrhead, from Suri nam, arrived off Dover 6th June, brings the following intcili- Renee." "On the tft of May, being in tat. 6.4 S N. long. 30 W. fix French tdps of the line and two frigates pared, ftAndin; to the Faftward, under command of an Admiral.--On the 4th of May, feU in with the Duke of York, Thomas Burnet, from Barbadoes ; parted company with him off the Lizard on Fri day.—Alfo the Neils, Capt. Maul, from Barbadoes. On the sth of May, lat. 47 N. long. ail W. (poke the brig Mary,Thn raaa front Torbay to Newfoundland ; and the Betfey, Samuel Tucket, from Dartmouth to Newfoundland, the latter out only fix days.* Monday fe'nnight a large trow,laden with fugar and wine,ran foul of another going up the Sevetn, and teat totally loft. Her cargo W. 16 very valva ble, as (he was full Igo tons burthen. Laft week three barges with coals arrived at Dean, within fix miles of Salilbury, being the firft navigation from gedbridge on the projeded cut from Southampton to Sali(bury. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—Captain T. ELFHIR• STONE, to the Dustomol Captain WILEINSON, to the HUSSAR; Captain PORTLOCK 2 to the CLAY TON ; Captain DILATONT, to the CHILDERS ; Cap tain RostaHAGIN, to the Soratt ; Captain KERR, to t le SUFFISANTS; and Captain MASEFIELD, to the ATALANTA; Captain LARMOUtt o to the CLEDS ; Captain NAAS'S, to the HAZARD. ~, The PLUILOIII frigate, %Apt. Baonansrom, is appointed to take out Sir ALIZANDIR BALL, to Malta, where he is going to regulate affairs rela tive to the final evacuation of that ifland. It appears by an account laid before the Houfe of Commons, that the amount of the permanent taxes, including thole eziffing before, and impofed Rice the war, for the year ending sth April tBoz, is 22,599,t981. 51. yid. It appears too, that there has been a very great falling off in the 148 i quarter. The followin is the produce of each : Melt vter 5411430 7 4 Taird • 3•319.180 t46} Second qpr. 6,638,r0z 3 s sktarsh a. 4 ,910,363 st ;I Part of the ancient Inch Pencib s are perform ing quarantine off Plymouth, on their arrival from Egypt. The tfl Dragoons are ordered from Canterbury; the t3th Light Dragoons are to march from Ipfwich to Norwich ; the 49th foot will march from Chelmsford to Tilbury, to em bark for foreign fervice ; the 35th Foot have ar rived off Pirtfmouth from Matta. Among the numerous legacies left by the late Lord Lott sost.s is a bequell of one hundred pounds (fora ring) to Mr. PENN, with bonds due by that ;entleman to be cancelled; a thoufand pounds to SW MICNAEL LE FLEMING, Member for the caunty of Weßmoreland, with bonds of a fimi Lr nature, but to a larger amount, which are alfo to be cancelled.—Lord Lovrrusa being left Re liduary Legatee, has, in one inflance, obtained (as in all probability will be the cafe with many others which may be fuppofed will fall in like manner) .the funt of feven thoufand rounds, which had been bequeathed by his Lordflup to hi% filler, the late Countefs of DAILINGTOII, who died between the period of making and executing the will. The caufe of Lord GILLOWAr'S refignation of a Lordfhip of the Bedchamber, was in confequence of the oppofition that has been Rarted by Mr. DOWDAS to his Lordflaip's Parliamentary influence in Scotland. His Lord(hip applied to Minificrs for their rapport, as his Family had a claim to it from their tong fervices to the KING, and their seal on all occalions. This application having been fo far negatively received. that Minillers de clined any interference, Lord GALLOWAY con• fidered hunklf not well treated, and refigned. It is alerted, that in a late interview between 'MT. Donna. and Mr. ADDINGTON, the farmer produced a Lift of Twenty.aine perfons, all conflated with him in blood, or in cbfe friend ' fhip, for whom he has feepred feats in the next Parliament, by his command of the Scotch pa ' tronage ; and cradled the following Ripulations, to which Mr. A. after force days delay, has finally agreed, without communication with any of his colleagues, sr with Mr. Pity: stt. Mr. D. to be created Lord Melville an Taefday the sad or June, or four days before the prorogation. sd. That within Ile weeks after the reeds of Parliament, Mr. A. 63U be ready to vacate for Mr. I). one at the oscc held by the Earl of Dartmouth, Lord Pdhsm, or Lord Ho bart. 3d. The management of the Hoeft at Lords to be fettled hereafter in the belt manner for the King's ferviee. 4th. The inductee and patronage of the crown in &caked to remain eseinfively with Mr. D. A fhort time will determine whether there be any truth in this flatement. The Gazette de Marine, printed at Salzbourg, Rates, that two children of his Pruffian Majelly were inoculated with the Vaccine towards the end of March, by Drs. BROWN and HLIFILAND. Ti.:s intelligence is of the greater importance us his Pruflian Majelly is the firft Sovereign who has canted his Children to be inoculated in this man ner, and as his Majeliy at firll did not teem much inclined to favour this new difcovery. Letters from Vienna, of May 19, obferve, " that the rumour daily gains ground, that Walachia and that part of Moldavia on this fide the river Brut will be re-united to Auftria. That part of the province on the other fide of the river will he ceded by the Porte to Ruffia, agreeably to an agreement with the French Government. The two Imperial Courts on their fide agree to keep an auxiliary army in the fervice of Turkey to quell the diaughauces which hays ari(ca is that ctopirs. Ointrike mAt.fo The tol. fot all ages.—No race.. 'Remit, jolts 4.—The Maiden Plate of sol. foe. all ages.—Two mile heats. Mr. Ben b c by,Huby, yrs. old, 'it 81b. 6 t s Mr. Browne 's b. e. Trovrfers, 4 yrs. old, yirt; Nns. f 2 2 Mr. Boyes's b. g. by Huby, 4 yrs. old, 7ft. 111 b. 3 5 3 Mr. Sothenites b. e. by Bmitegbibugh, 3 yts. old, 6ft. ylb. - - - $3 4 Mr. Hurehinfon's b. 6. by Oierton, 4 yrs. dd. 71161 b. 3 4 dr. Mr. Garforth's eh. e. Trios, 3 yrs. old, 611. 71b. dr. Two totot on the field; after the fira heat, 6 to 4 on Mr. Ben's colt ; .after the fecond heat, 2 to I on Mr. Bell's colt.=The fecond heat was a very fine one, and the third was moll excellently con tefted betwixt the Huby colt and Trowfers. Tuts Mavcn.—The parties have paid forfeit who betted that Mr. SHAW could not tide from Barton to London in ten hours on the fame num ber of boric. he ufed in his late performance in twelve hours. BRIGHTON, JUNE 6. Twentyfour Gentlemen and fix Ladies, among whom was Colonel THOR trrox, with his celebrated piftols for the FIRST CON S UL, failed from this place for Dieppe, at eight o'clock I'. M. on Thurfday. A travelling chariot, and 41 couple of (lag-hounds, belonging_ to the Colonel, were alfo on board the veffel. The concourfe in the evening to fee them embark was very great. The difficulty in pre vailing on the dogs to enter the boats afforded much diverfion, one of which betrayed fuch ex treme reluctance to the aquatic excurfion, as de fled the efforts of the fervant to get him on board. Among the late arrivals here are Lords Las Lit and Soulas sr, Ladies S. S►ENCER, SAVILLE, and C HILL, Hon. Mifs BYRON, Mr. Loxes, &c.— The Marchiotiefs of Downsmes returns to Belle vue on Tuefday. An elegant flatue of his Royal Highnefs the Niece of WALES is to be eredied in the centre of the pleafure ground in the front of the Royal Cref cent. Yefterday might juary be claffed as one of the French month Phiviofe. It did net ceafe raining the whole day. The Whit-Moeda' rites of Grmnv,ich-hill were la mentably deranged by the ttngenial weather of yeaerday ; and yet many a Imsom pair nipped it drippingly down from London, for the chance of an afternoon more favourable to an amoreg: roll! The rerformances at the Dille:anti ?hears will dole on the 18th inaant, and on the z tft the Grand Iciebto will be given on the Thames. His Grace the Duke of GORDON left Bath I:tft week, after having made a tour into Devon (hire, to fee Plymouth-dock, Mount Edgecumbe,' Lord BORINGDON'S, Lord COURTNEY'S, Lcrd Lts- Roawe's, Dunfter Callle, Mrs. E. HERVEY'S Rout on Tliurfday evening 141}, in ParkArect, was attended by two hundred fathinnabler. The Marquis of EXETER gave a grand dinner yellerday to a fele& party of friendi, among whom were, the Countefs of BEVERLEY, Lady L. PERCY, Hon. Mr. PERCY, Earl of PEMBROKE, Lord and Lady Lou VAIN, Captain BENNETT, Mr. Mrs. and Mils STEWART IVORTLEY, Mr. and Lady JANE Dv NDAS, &C. The jockey Glob dinner was ydierday at Mn- LARD'S Hotel in Dover-heat; Lord MILSING. TOWN in the Chair.—Among others there were pre fent, Sir CHAIM'S B. USURY, Sir FRED. EVELYN, Mr. SHANESFEAR, Mr. HOWARTH, Colonel LEIGH, Mr. F. HAMMOND, Mr. P. HA MMOND, Mr.WicsoN, Mr. C. NORTON, Captain TAYLOR, Mr. DAWSON. Lady CORNWALLIa'S grand mukal party, laft night, was attended by ¢coo peritals Of diMation among whom were the Marquis and Marchionefs of SA LI sit URI'. Marquis and Marchionefs of ABER CORN, Marchionefs of HEADFORT, Marquis and Marchionefs of ATHOL, Portuguefe -Ambaffador, Lord and Lady HAMPDRN, Lord JOHN CAMPBELL, Lord COURTNEY, Lady Riocs MILLER, Lady Pamir' ET Mrs. COUSINS, Stc.—The vocal and in ftrumental performers were, Madame BANTI, Signor VIGANONI ; Meff. SALOMON, DRAGON ATM SCHIAM,_ The iiampilead Military Affociation was dif banded laR Friday. An elegant company of La- dies was prefent. A fellow of the name of Roberts, a fhoemaker, at Wrentham, in Suffolk, led his wife with a halter about her neck to the public market on Wednef day, and fold her to a gardener of the name of Hardling for one fhilling. Two new Rreets are fhortly to be built, which, when completed, will be the moil magnificent and elegant in London. The fpot chofen for the purpofe is a piece of ground wetlward of the late Mrs. Moiurec us's houfe in Portman•fcpiare, and is the property of Mr. PORTMAN. The large firm to the Weft will be t3ao feet long, and zoo broad, and confiderably larger than Portland. place. Thurfday laft a wan, named Crabb, who was employed in the Store•houfes of Sheernefs Dock lard, was fei zed with an apoplatic fit, and expired inilantly. A Gentleman who attended the races at Epfora on Thurfday laft, advertiles in one of the daily prints, that tome perfon took away his grey mare, by stuyaie ; in confequence of which he was obliged to return home on a bay one, belonging to fume body elfe ; he therefore requells the petion who made the miftake to call and ratify it. We have no doubt that the latter will decline the invitation. as the gr 7 mars is in all probability the lettsr h if, On Friday evening, about half an I our pail nine o'clock,two gentlemen returning to town in a poll. chaife. were (lopped by three footpads; near Dui. wich, one of whom Rood at the horfes' heads, while the other two went to the chile doors, de manding the gentlemen's money or their lives, at the fame time prefenting piflols ; on which the gentlemen, being both provided with fire arms, red at one of them, when they all made a pre- I • • vonate retreat, without egating the robbery. Lol!boAr MAPJETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUNE 7. RETURN of WHEAT is Mark-UDC including only frost _ _ _ the 24th of May to the 29th of May, agreeable to the new Ad. Tosal-8574 quarters. Average 665. t:td. os. tail higher than lad return. PRICE OF HOPS. Kent 41 os tb 61 46( ki Kent 41 to. to 61 tosi Sofres 41 os os 51 t6. Sofa 41 los to 61 6. Eifel 41 os to 51 Els. ' Fars. 51 ss to yl 7s 4 SMITHFIELD, Jane 7. to. fink the off-4=W Bane of 81b. Beef .; 4s 61 to Ss 841 Veal - p od to 6s 6d Mutts* - 0 8d to 6i 4d Pork - s. od to 6s 44 I.amli pt od to 8t od. Stack at Market ibis morning, Beads IMO, • Sheep and Lambi 6500. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Jane 7. Per Bane of Bib. by the carcafe. Beef p Ild tb Ss od Veal 4s od to 6. od Mutton ss od to .p 8.1 Perk 5s od to 6. 44 Lamb 64 01 to 7s 4d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, June 7. Smithfield. St. James's. Wititceilpe/. o.Hay 315t0 a 6 h 5 6to 6 8 014 40to 6 4 0 Straw 1 4MI 19 t 14 6 tot 2 0 I 14 00, 2 0 0 Mint s 5t06 z 5 --- 6 6 o to 7 7 • COALS, June 7. Deft Coah is tha Pool, 21. 4s. 04. pet Chddllll. Delivered al. 13s. 0R Stinderland. IL tbs. 04. belitv.v.l Id. ss. 011. The following moll extrabrdinary tirturallance necurrr d early on Thurfday morning at the Grapes Tavern, in Cable.fireet, Liverpool :—A. young gentleman (under the influence of a dream, in which he fuppored a perfon runt pnrfning hen with a piliol) left his bed in a chamber of the middle Morey, and aaually forced the lock of a door to attain the attic floor, which when be had efferfted, he opened the upper lath, and threw himfelf into the street. In failing, his thin caught the projelt. in g g.-apes, and forced them down with him.— This confiderably broke his fall, infomuch that he a ghte on his heels, and, firange to tell, received nu bod !y injury whatever—not even the -flighteft f, ar. It will be recorded as an almoli incredible onder, that after riling from bed, forcing the lot k of a door, and falling from a window of three (tortes, the horror of the dream had not left him, as, on being interrogated by a watchman—" In the name of Gou, what is the matter ?" he ex, claimed, a A villain wants to !boot me !" Captain WILMER, walking by himfelf in Ken. k . fington Gardens, between nine and ten on. Sunday eveuing, was attacked by two footpads, one of whom knocked him down with a bludgeon. Capt. IV: Lid ea got up immediately, and returned the compliment. The fuotpad he knocked down, faid to the other, " 13-- his b—y eyes, do him 1" His affociate immediately fired a piftol at his head, loaded with ball, which paffed clofe by the Cap. twin's ear: upon which Captain WILMER attacked both in dole anion, for half an hour, and after giving them a fevere drubbing, they both retreated, making their efcape over the garden wall. CYPSlSS.—Yefierday a party of Gypfies, con. filling of a man and his wife, another woman and fix children, apprehended on Sunday let in the neighbourhocd of Wandfworth, by fcrne of the Bow-flreet Patrole, on fufpicion of being concerne d in kidnapping and (tripping Elizabeth Mary Kel !en, the little girl taken away from her parents at Plymouth, the particulars of which were detailed in yelterday's Paper, underwent a long examina. tion at the Public-Office, Bow-ftreet, before RI CHARD FORD and T. ROBINSON, Efqcs. at which the laid Elizabeth Mary Kellen was prefent, and related the particulars of ber being catried off by a gang of Gypfies, who met her in a lane near Plymouth, and which exaftly correfponded with the Rory the had told on her arrival at South End on Friday lad. The Gypfies ackrowledged that the had been with them ; but, inflead of fix or feven months as the Paid, declared the had only come to them about ten days ago, and then by her own requefi, one of the women meeting her on Kennington Common apparently in the greateft dithr.fs, and the begging to be received among them. Kellen was very cireuntftantial in her account, mentioning the particular woman •who firft ac cofted her, and every article they Dripped her of; and alfo the drefs of the little boy whom the de. feribed as being kidnapped by one 'of the gang about a month ago, and that they called him Tourny. She alfo laid, that when the Ertl came to them there were two girls about her own fize, who had been entrapped in the fame way, and that there children ufed to cry very much at night for their mothers. She pofitively denied the Rory of being met on Kennington Common, and Paid that one of the women prifoners and two of the children only joined them a few days ago. The two eldeft of thegypfey girls feemed to poff e f s a ll the art and cunning of their nefarious tribe, and contradieed Kellen's account with the utmoft af. furance; though the mentioned feveral cifeumltan. ces to prove it. The prifoners were all fe n t t o t h e Houle of Correition till ill's extraordinary buftnefs can be further invelligated. ENGLISH STATK LOTTERY be ins gull 2, tBo2.—This Lottery cotilifts of only 244= fickets initead of 60,000, and the lowed Plize 1 9 1. The Prizes to be paid in Sterling money.— Tile highell Prizes, are two of 20,0001.—Tw0 of to,cool.—Two of 5,0001.—Tw0 of 2,000 l —Four of t,oool.—tight of pot —Twenty of tool.--and Forty-one of sol.—The Tickets, Halves, Qzarters. Eighths, and Sixteenth Shares, are fold and r e • gitiered by Mr. Nocuocsort, at his State Lottery. (Mee, No. 16, Oornhill, London ; where the brit Prize of zo,oool. that was ever divided into fixteen Shares, (No. 17,993), was fold and regiftered in the i Englilh Lottery, April 7, tlitoz. Particu lars thereof; and of the great fuccefs that attended the purchafers of Tickets and Shares at this Office in the late Lotteries, are infcrted in the Schemes at large. Correfpondents in the country who its tend honouring this honfe with their orders, are requeffed to be partictilar in giving dire&ions to • No. t 6, Cornhill, and to fee that every Share is ligned, by the public's moll obedient humble fer. rant, w. lummox. • I I