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1 • PARLIAMERTART PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE. OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY 9. Their lordthips, purfustr to (pedal adjoumnaent, met at five o'clock, and immediately relolved into a Core Committee of Privi leges, for the purpofe of purfuing their invetlisations of cafes and precedents, relative to the orders applying to the recent Meffage from the !lode of Commons, refpeding the attendance of Lord Viicourt. Melville at the feted Committee of that Houle. The was engaged in its deliberations till eight o'clock. What to , le ce, not tranfpiring, we are unable to Rate; but the Hours: lave net yet come to a final decifion upo.. the fulijed. on (Wl' admiffion into the. Houk, their Lordfhips were engaged In forwarding the Bills upon the Table, there were all Private adts. And, alter di:poling of Gans private burin, fs, the Houle adjourn. eel till to-morrow, when their Lordfhips ltai,d fummoned upon Lori Grenviile's motion, relative to the Petition of the Roman Cathodies aii Ireland. HOUSE OF COMMONS. CLZMITITS, Efq. and M. RIDLIT Efq. (fon of Sir El. W. Ridley, Bart) took the oaths and their eats. Mr. C. DUNDAS breught op a Petition front the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders ift AL. s he County of Berke, on the of the Tenth Repot t, erprt their indignation at the abufes thereby difcovercd and brotobt to light, and praying the Houle not to relax in their efforts, till thole found guilty were brought to condign puniflimet.t.—Ord`ged to lie on the table. Mr, COBB, fromthe Auditors 0 Mee,l.rought up feveral papers relative to auditing certain Accounts,pir.luant to order.—Ordered to lie on the table. On the Order of the Day for the feco:l3 reading of tho Trim fmall Debt Bill; Mr. MAY objedvd to the Bill, on the groumi of ha throwing too larr. a quantity of hofinefs on private Gentlemen, acting as Magiftrates, who had already as much as they knvir what to do with ; and as Caere Nal debts were recoverable at the Quarter gefiloos. Sir J. NEWPORT fuppnrted the Bill as highly wiceilary• He Did that the recovery of !Mall debts was very precarious and un cgrtain at pi-dent, as it was attended with conliderable eipence. Perron, might now recover I,6sthe amount of 31. Delors the Ma g ftratcs at the Qitarter Seffions; but many of them in the diffe rent couniies lived is or 20 miles from the Sefflon Hoare, and had to carry their witruffes fo Lr, and to pay their erpences, which rendered it a great hardihip on all, and aduAly 'precluded many from purfuing their juR claims. He thought, therefore, the Bill would prove very advantageous to the country, and as V. : chtvould vote for the fecond reading. 41r. ALEXANDER and Mr. CARR (visored the Bill. Mr. LEE fed, Magiftrates were allowed to try caufes of sl. for wages, and why not for cammon occurrences ? The Bill was read a (toad time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. LORD IT. VINCENT. L Mr. STURGES BOURNE moved that the motion of Mr. Jef fries refpwaing Lord St. Vincent's Adminiltration thould be polt- Toned till to-morrow.—Ordered. • TENTH ittPORT COMMITTEE. . Mr. LEICESTER moved that a Msll*.ige be rent to the Lords, yequeßing them to permit Lord Harrowhy to attend and give evi dente before the Select Committee.—Ordered. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Mr. Alderman SHAW (Dublin) brought up a Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council of the city of Dublin, again.( the RoMan Catholic Petition.—Ordered to lie on the Table. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. Sir F. FANE prtfented a Petition from Sir W. Rawiins, Knt. end,Robert Albion Cox, Efq. late Sheriffs of Middhles, Rating, that by wrong advice, they had been drawn into the p e rformance of certain adta which had drawn on them the difpleafure of the Houk. It exprefred their Gneere contrition for what they bad re prefented ; that their confinement was prejudicial to their private cone-rns, and Frayed the Houk to take their cafe into confidera tion.—Oldered to E.• on the table. Sir F. f ANL. then moved, that the raid Sir W. Rawlins, Knt. and Robi rt Aibim Cox, I:rq. be tomorrow brought to the Bar of the Houk in order to be reprimanded and difcharged. Mr. ROSE Paid a few words in favour of the Petition, and con eluded by rewinding the motion.—Order:d. HOME Fr,PHAM. The CHANCELLOR of the F X.CHECji.IEit mov.d the Order of the Day for proceeding to the ballot for a Committee to con Eder the Papers, Sec. rt:ative to the repairs of the Romney and Benfible. Mr. KINNAIRD wished the Ballot to Rand over till to mor row as levet al Ilenibt re bad left the H.. tire before the was ordered, and, he believed, were not apprifed of it. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER raid, one day could make HO difference; and, as he witted every Member lbould give in his lilt who &Bred to do fo, he bad no objedtion to its Randioz over till to-morrovi.—Ordered accordingly. IRISH ELECTIONS. The Hot.fe tefolved itfelf into a Commute on the frith EleStion Bilk In tbr Committee a fttort conrcrEdion took !dice hetvrten Mr. Ler, Mr. Fitzg, raid, Mr. l'onfat.by, and Mr. Martini after which the Cli reported progrito, and diced leave to fit again on Wedoefday.—Agreed. IRISH WAYS AND ?ARAN,. Mr. ALEXANDER Mought up the Report of the frith Stamp Dutk Blll.—The refoltiona were agreed ti, and a ordered thereon. .1 lie Bill to rrpentate the Wine Duty, and the Slate Duty Re pent Bill, were fort:rally read a fecund time, and ordered to be commuted to-morrow. Nlr A l it X ND I. R brought up the Report on the Trial Beer Bill. which w read and agreed to. Mr. FOS moved that the Houle will, to morrow, refolve Itfelt into a Committee of the whole 1 ioufe to confider of giving leave to brit% in a Bill for Warehoufing, Bonding, &c. certain goods, tee. in Inland.—Ordered. Ago to confider of certain Ads relating to the Witt Eateries.— Ordered. be Wilt P. Road Bill was read a third time and ',VIZI M'. relented at the liar Copies of Letters Patent to the Lords Co mniflioners of the Tredury iu Ireland, wham to tlw Orders of the Hode.—Ordered to lie on the table. Adjourned LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY to. PIIICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKs Conf. for money, 531—Ditto, May, 58H—Oronium Eseheq. Bills par as. preen. • PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 57: 571; India Stock 3 per C. Cunf. Ann. 58 57.1 58 India Bonds, as. as. dir. 4 per Cent. 74 73: Ezeheq. Bills, x s pr. as. dif. par 5 per Cent. Navy, 92 891 Omnium, ai preni. 5 per Cent. :797, 971 98 Exist& Tickets ral. Long Ann. 16/ 7-t6lhs Cond. for ace: 5811:. Two Gottenburgh and cue Hamborgh Mails have arrived. We have alfo received fume Paris journal; to the 3d, and Dutch Papirs to the sth ;pliant. In rl:e preceding columns we have given tome interefl int articles from thee fourceF, but the following arc more particularly : " ITALY, APRIL 16.—We are now affured that tree flat of Lord NELSON has returned fi om Egypt to the ntighbourhood of Toulon. On the lath inft. a fleet was ken near Porto.Maaricio, on the Genoefe coafi, which was fuppofed to be Englifh. " Some Englifh regiments are expeaed at Malta." " MADRID, APRIL I3.—The French lquadron of Toulon, which failed from that port about a lot t might agl, appeared on the 7th off Carthagena.— Here the Commandant, Vice Admiral VILLENEUVE, reqi.ired the jun(lion of the fix Sanilh (hips equipped in I:iat port. Rear Admiral SALCEDO, who com rladuis that divifloo, declared he was difpofed to . form a jnat;on with the 'reach ((padres, but. added that he would require forty-eight hours to lake on board the gun-powder which be wanted.. On this declaration, the French Commander being unwilling to fuffer fo favourable an opportunity to efcape, pro ceeded on without wailing for the Spaniards. The Toulon fquadron arrived at Cadiz on the afternoon of the gth in good order, and without having feen the enemy. Immediately the Eagle, a French Ibip, of 74 guns, and two corvettes of the fame nation which had remained in the port of Cadiz fince their return from St. Domingo, joined the Toulon fquadron, and in the evening five Spanifh !hips of the line, under the command of Admiral CRAVINA, joined alfo the French fquadron. A filth Spanifh veffel having got aground in going out, was not able to join the fleet till next day the loth, at which time it began'to get under weigh. It was obferved, that ww the latter veffel was aground, no perfon wi''perniitted to have any communication with her: betides, the Captain received from Cadiz the moll Orifice orders th thtaw all his papers into the tea, ,tin the lea* appearance of danger from the enemy. There circumliances, which fufficiently prove the importance attachEd to fecrecy in regard to this expedition, have rendered the public curiolity more lively is to its deaination, which is the übjeta of a thoufand conjeaures. • ' We have received here no detailed account of the force of the French fquadron, but we know that it confihls altogether of 52 (hips of the line, fix' frigates, and four corvettes,including the veffels which were in the port of Cadiz. It is commanded by Ad. miral Vit.t.sa soya, and the French troops on board, which, according to authentic intelligence amount to 9000 liven, are commanded by General Latratsroa. Admiral GRAV IN A, who on this occafion fupplies the place of M. dc VILLANICENCIO, firft appointed to this comrr:and, has under his orders the following veffcls: the Argonaut and St. Raphael, of So guns each; the Terrible and Firm, of 74; the Ametica and Spain, of 64, and the Madgalena, of 34. The St. Raphael is the veffel which got a-ground in going out. The Spanith troops cn board the fquadron of that nation, form a total of 2:80 men, t7to of whom are infantry, and the reit artillery. They, are all picked troops, felate!.; from alai corps molt efteemed fur their bravery and difcipline." Accounts received by the way of Falmouth corro borate in a great degree the above flatement. Accor ding to the accounts alluded to, the force of the ene my, when they left Cadiz on the tzth, confilletf of e Ships of the Line, French; 6 Ditto, Spanifi ; 6 Frigates; 2 Corvettes; With to,ooo French Troops ; 3,000 SpAnifh ; RegimentsSpanifhCaralry,dirmounted; And 300 Artillery. Advices were received at tht Admiralty from Lord GARDNER yefterday. The fleet tinder his Lordibip's command conilfied of twenty-eight fail of the line; the enemy were at tingle anchor in Brea water, com pletely prepared for tea. The aBual amount of their force is not Hated, but it is fuppofed to be from 21 to 25 fail of the line. Extra& of a Letter from an Officer on board the Channel Fleet, dated-- " Ramilies, April 28, 180 5. " Twelve fail of the line are expeeted to fail from this dect to morrow, under the command of Admiral CAlingwood ; this (hip is to be one of the number. The Dreadnought, of 9R guns, Rear ASmirl Coilingwood ; Foudroyant, So, Sir Thomas Grearts ; Mars, 74 ; Minotaur ; 74 ; Coloffus, 74 ; Wintlfor Cattle, 98 ; Bellerophon, 74; Diadem, 64 ; and three others, names unknown, are to compofe the fquadron. Before this reaches you, I hope to be pretty far advanced on tho way to the Balt or Weft Indies." A letter from Gibraltar, of the 3d alt. antes, that the AVENGER (loop of war was appointed to convoy the trade to EnglAnd. The fleet failed from Gibral tar on the Bth of April. The Doris tranfport, fup pored to have failed with them, put into Li(bon on the 13th. The following important particulars alfo, refpea ing the junEtion of the Toulon and Spanith lqua drons, have reached us in a latter from Cadiz : " Cadiz, iath April, t Bos. " I vr.mte ran lalt poll (the 9th inflant) all the news which ne tweed till ten o'clock at night, refpeding the Toulon fimadron. That night, and the following morning, the Spanilh fleet of five line of battle (hips, and a frigate, joined them. The St. lafael, another Sprat line of battle Chip (a 90), ran aground, it is ftrongly prefumed by dcfiga of the Commander, Moines. The wind being moderate, and the fea calm, no hurt happened, but Montcs appeared Nuts inclined to follow, when Officers from the General of this Naval Department, as well as from Adriiiral Alava, obliged him to fail about twenty-four hours after the others; fo t h at yefterday, lit o'clock in the morning, the was mired' fight, and her jundion with the fleet is of courre fuppofed. At eight o'clock yefterday morning, an Englifh brig of war hove in fight, but difappeared in the afternoon, and fence then we bay: feral 110• thing elk. 4. It mutt be confeffed, that the French do not appear to be fo great bunglers in navy affairs, as they wcic during the revolution : all the 'hips appeared to be in the brit Rate; they came from off . Carthagena in thirty hours, and in the morning of the day before yc.ftrday, were Peen in full fail, and in great order, keeping their one with much exadtnefs." • We underfiand that Government has received ad vices of the arrival ofAdmiral CocHRANE'i Ititiadron in the Weft Indies. Difpatches have alto been re ceived, which confirm the account of two French line of battle fhips, full of troops having got out of Rochefort, on the zit ;Ann'. An order from the Privy Council was iffued yet. terday to take off the embargo on all Stipa bound to Ireland. The outward bound Weft India fleet was getting under weigh from Cork on the 4th infant. The 32d regiment has marched From Louglrrea to embark at Cork; the atft, 62d, and 92d have already embarked. The 38th, 7111, and 72d, are on their route to Cork to embark. This force is to be com .manded by Sir EYRE COTTE, as an Army de ChalTe, to be in rcadinefs to follow wherever the combined , fquadron may be (hereafter) afcertained to have made an impreffion, in order to diftodge them. hi is t.i icridecvous at Portfmouth.• Several of the moll able and csretienced Generals are to be employed under Lieutenant• General Sir E. Coors on this ex pedition. The French, it is believed, have 74,000 choice trovs on-board, and uur force will confifi of 8000 of out bell men. The 86, 4.2 d, and 91(1, it is faid, are ali; . ) to form a part of the expedition, but it i. not yet known to a certainty if this will be the cafe. The troops in Ireland commenced their march to Cork in tilt 4th of May . Yellerday at two o'clock, his Ma'am held a Privy Council at the ueen's•Hnufe. which was at tended by the LORDCHANCELLOR, EatIIDARTINOUTN, WINCIIELSEA , WESTMORELAND,CHATNAM,BUCKI N G• Maim IRE, AYLEEFORD, Vifcount SIDMOUTH, and Lord HAWRESBURY. Mr. FAULKNER attended the Council as Clerk. The Council fat till four o'clock, when Capt. Linn, of the Royal Navy, was introduced to his MAJESTY by Sir S. COTTSRELL, and received the honour of Knighthood. Mr. Setjeant Bi•ar will move on Wednefday next, for a licleet Crrnmittee to take into ennfideration the Eleventh Report of the Coma:llialoners of Naval In quiry. Earl MOIRA left Edinburgh on Sunday, and is ex pe,ll.d in town to-morrow. T:tc Garter, vacant by the death of the Marquis of LAN SDOWW, will, it is thought, be prefented to the Marquis of STAFFORD. The Marquis of LAwsnowN's extenfive entailed Oates, amounting to more than 35,0001. per annum, devolve on his eldelt fon, Lord Wycorsas, now Mar quis of LASSDOWN ; but to,oool. per annum and near ico,oool. in fpecie, are willed to his other fon, Lord IL PATTY. Yelerday died at her hntife in Brnton.areet, the Right Honourable Lady WALPOLE, wife of Baron Wat rote, of Wolterton, in Norfolk. Her Lad)flii,t was daughter of Witt:AM, 3d Duke of Devonthire. Friday morning the Corporation of Reading Met at the Guildhall, for the purpofe of cot:fez-ring the honorary freedom of that place on EDWARD Si m sow, Efq. of Salvadore Houle, in !scorn for his numerous and important ails of beneficence, and for his con Rant attention to the interells of his native town.— This honour was prefented to hint in a gold box; on which the arms of the borough were richly engraven. ROYAL REVIEW.--The Brigade cif Volunteer Ca- I valry was reviewed yellerday, by his Masssrv, in Hyde Park. The Light Hotle Volunteers, with their Dismounted; London Cavalry, with their Flying Artillery; and the Weßminlier Volunteer Cavalry.' The line was formed at 9 o'clock, and his MA) MISTY appeared on the ground at so, accompanied by his Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALEs, the Dukes of YORK, KENT, &c. and a large Cake of General Offs. cers. The Royal Bak Artillery. from Woolivich, fired a falute of 2 t guns, on his 1 1 .1aissry's appear ance, aad the field pieces belonging to the London Cavalry an equal number on his departure. The former were drawn up on the right, and the latter on the left flank of the line. The evolutions were cnr rcaly and rapidly executed.—Previous to the Re view of the London and Weliminfter Volunteers, his Mai STY reviewed the Bth and 28th Regiments of In fantry. They immediately marched off, on their way to Portfmouth, to embark for the Welt Indies. ANNIVERSARY OF THE SONS OF THE CREIEGY..-. relladay the annual feat of the Sons of the Clergy was held at Merchant Taylors' Hall, and, as utual, they met at St. Paul's Cathedral, where an excellent fcrmon was preached by the Rev. Mr. &arm, from the 34th chapter of Exodus, sth and 6th verfes. An Anthem, compofed for this charity, by Dr. BOYCI, and feveral other pieces of facred mtific, was per fsrrne l by a vet y numerous band of vocal and inftru mental perfr.rmers. The mutic was condOled by Sir %Vas. Pasant's, MtiL D. in a very mafterly ftyle, and Mr. SHAW leader of the band. The Overture of Wier, Te Deism Laudamus was moll beautifully performed. The eloircis was uncommotly crowd ed with very genteel company. Amongft whom his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Sussex and his fuit?. His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD and Lord GRAN THAM ferved in perfon at Stewards. The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs attended in Rate, with the Chamberlain, and Aldermen AINSLEY, HUNTER and PaiNcer, in their fcarlet gowns. Between two and three hundred of the Royal Artillery attended at the church un der their commander, Colonel Le Mesuates, with their full band, and lined the church-yard as the coal pany palled. The colleftion at the rehearfal, anni verfary and dinner amounted to near soool. On Friday laft, Ann Davis, alias Gordon, convicted at Lewes Aifizes of the wilful murder of her bafiard child, and who had been refpitcd from time to dime, on account of derangement of intellea, was exe cuted at Horfham. She had been, for the laa week, in a found ftaie of mind ; and, we underfiand o eon dueed herfelf at the gallows in a manner becoming her unhappy fituation. A woman, named Ann Ireton, has been committed to York Cattle on a charge of horfiflealing. • CORN EXCHANG to MAR K• 1, AN F, MAT frefit arrivals of Wheat to-day are but few ; the Cup. ply but middling, and little of fine quality, the fam ple,s of which are rather higher ; rime few Foreign are arrived. Barley is fornewhat dearer. Malt at little variation. White Peas doll fale, at lefs ; nearly without Grey Peas. Beans of each fort rather dearer. The late demand and ready fale of Outs creates farther advance—a few foreign are come in— Flout in good fupply at our latt prim NAVTICAL IArtgLLIGE?7CE. MAILS THIS DAY,—Wind S. S. W. LB. SOL. All. MIL Dublin 4 .4 Hamburg& o Waterford ' l ' g‘ t' • Goustbprgb s _ - --. , Pella ARCE L M:Iiy 7.—HIS Majefty'S brig GANNET, Lieut. Base, came into the Bay yeflerday. and failed again on a cruize, without coming to an anchor; the Kitty, Nos L, failed for Briftel with tin, &c. ; alto the Futly, Rows, for London, with copper, tin, Ste. and this morning, the Fairy, of this place, Oars, for Swanfea, • PLYMOUTH, MAY B.—Caine from Hamoaze to Ca wfand Bay, the ACHILLES, of 84 guns. Sailed 'he BE iLIKOPHON, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. The Wattioa, of 74 guns, and the MILAN. PUS. of 38 guns, will fail to-morrow. YARMOUTH, MAY 9.—Tuefilay P. M. failed the MONMOUTH, of 64 guns, Capt. HART, to the Nore. Yeflerday P. M. arrived the BOADICEA frigate. This cl ty failed the CHARGER' gun-n(lk ; • FLORENCE and Cottrrie cutters. Arrived the Mo s pas.s.s hoop t f war and nail TTER gun-brig ; the latter has brought in a (hip laden with brandy and wine; the Fer• . rester having boarded fume neutral veffels from Ma- laga. has been obliged to perform qnarantine hoe. ' Altos:I - rived the Au m ES, lugger and SWAN cutter.— The fhips here, arq the St. Alban's, Admiral Rue.. . . , SELL, Antelope. Inflexible, Adamant,.Malabax; Bett, dicea frigate - , Infpalor and Merritt coops of war, ! Ceafor and Ferretter gun brigs, Agnes logger, and' Swan cutter. Admiral RUSSELL, his expeae.d, wile fail tomorrow, to refutes his Ration off, the TexeL• ~ DEAL, MAY 9.—Sailed lad night, the Firm gut veffel, with a .fleet of ontward,bound merchantmen, and victuallers under convoy, to the we ftward ; ARAD flop of war, and the GRIPER and BRIIIZER gun brigs for the French coed - . Arrived the lets man 9f war 'from Sheernefs ; HE RMIS floop of war, Bold and Fury gun brigs from off the French coati, and remain in the Downs with the Monarch, Utrecht, and Diomede men of war; Veltal, Jamaica and Ariadne frigates g °relies, Speedy, and Autumn Sloops of war; Vol. cano, Zebra, Devaftation, Vefitvius, Lucifer, HischL, and Difcovery bombs ; &lila, Pincher, Sparkler. Pincer; Manley, Blazer; Tygrefs, Condant, Furioniti Flamer, Biter, Rifleman, Thrather, Phorphorusi Wrangler, and Volunteer gun brigs ; Ann, Bellosat4 Fielder, Royalia, and Ofbiurne defence thips. * -1.• Wind N. W. FROM I_IIIYD'S LIST,OI, ..,. .4, . 0 , , Oa A *ISIIND. MAY 9.—.Paffed by the find Malaga , Honor, Chtiltnias, and the A Cork; Young Jacob, Sewer., from Arniterthing i Leite ; Cark, Refine, and the Barnett, ---,from 1 Vector Dolothea, Ankerdoff, from Dantsie ; Good Intent. ititsers.Yrow Hendernya, Hendrofs ; Young. Clefs, hlamos ; AVM iplania, CO11111(011 • Enegate, Jones, and the Vrow Env, Genes, from Embden.:-Sailed the Pomona, Andrews, for New York ; Jignagy. Saunders, for Lifbon ; Harmony, Sedman ; Loden', Holtdand; Prey Sehwefters, Haenop ; Drie Gebroeders, Annuli', and the Juffrow Howie, \rifler, for Tnaningen. Aaasvan--off Dover, the Honour, Chriftmas. and the Peace, Pureber, from Cork. At Curacy, Prineeffian, Conception, iron Cork. At Lifbon, Maria Charlotte, —, from Cork; Mt/- ford, Clark, from Waterford; Perfeveranee, Canting; and the Orient, Morander, from I.ondon. At Triefte, Sarah Aim Mal lett ; Albion, ----, and the Ant. Hollis, from Logsdon. At Scvilk, Redligheten, Gamlen, from Liverpool. The outward-bound EaR India fleet, cnnvnyed by Admiral Sir Thomas Tabwattncs, having been in. formed by the FICGARD of the failing of the Toulon fquaJron, have altered their courfe, and do not touch at the Maleiras. The 4omerfet, NEALE, and the Jail's. MALT'S, from Liverpool, bound to Surinam, have been taken, retaken, and arc arrived at Barbadoes. Orange and Lemon Trees, Catalonian and Ara bian Jetfamines, and hue Bronfwkk Saufages are this day arrived in excellent condition at Jong Boa ass and Son's Warehoufe, No. 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps. NEXT MONDAY, Ten THOUSAND POUNDS, FIRST Daawn.—Hoassay and Co. beg leave to remind their Friends, and the Public, that the prefent grand State Lottery commences drawing on Monday next. 'rickets and Shares are on Cale in great variety of numbers, and at the lowell prices. N. B. Prizes paid on demand, whether a aol. or 30,0001. at their Office. No. 26, Cornhill. This month is generally proddlive of the highefl Bring tides, and it is a month too which will be dif tinguiflsed, this year, for the greatelt Spring tide of Fortune, that ever the influence, not of the moon, but of her Wheet, effected. The Flood commences at Nine o'Clock on Monday morning next. Happy they who luckily embrace it I for the famous golden rands of Padlolus never experienced a tide, which on its very conk produced Ten Thonfand Pounds. To drop allegory, a Lottery is on the eve of opening, that challenges every fortper Scheme fornumber and value of Capital Prizes. It may be truly fai4, that the prefent golden op poftunity has never before been equalled, for adven turers, by laying out the Small Sum of 11. 3s. in the prefent incomparable rich Lottery, may gain up- • wards of Three Thoufand Pounds. The Drawing commences on Monday next, no time timi' be as the very firft drawn Ticket is entitled to Ten Thonfind Pounds ; the greatett poffible variety both of Tickets and Shares, of the remaining few not ad, are on tale at J. lOHNsoN and Co.'s old eitablithed licenfed State Lottery Office, No. 3, Pope'. Head alley, Cornhill, London, whcrc - country c trrefpon dents, by remitting good bills, are pt,n6u illy at tend. ed to, and faithfully ferved, the fame as if prefent. 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