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r~ e hum CAPITAL PRIZE.; SHARED end REOISTERED,by BRANSCOMB and CO. Joint Conuattors for JJ . the lift mod feverel pall Lotteries, and Proprietora - of the I itchy Lottery Oilers. No. 11, Holborn. No. 37, Corobill, and No. 38, Haymarket. Piccadilly, prior to 18.14 ; namely, 4 Prizes of 4 30,000 t t Prizes Of 3 1,50:;320 $ ao,oco 26 spot , it 10,C00 34 • 1.400 Likevrffe the only Agana. weer flared ; betides farad gcc). tool &c.; and In 1804, and 18.5, the following Capitals were feed in 227 diffirent sham: Not. 17,477, entitled t• Cl,OOO Nos. ej‘endded to 420,080 14.699 1,000 9,259 20,cc0 z 6 Bot apocs 11,643 —20,00 C 17.915 7,686 w 0,020 13.747 loaves . 7,757 U,c Ss Likewife to Prises of 5001.20 reVeral 1001.3 d &C. &C. N. B. Reale to obferve, Tickets and Shares are now felling at the above Offices, in great variety of Numbers; and the Public may d ep end cm any Number they fancy bong fevered, on applies don before it is fold or sugaced, as ware feveral of the above Ca pitals. part icularly 7 7 t 7, entitled to 204211. in the left Lottery. Theme. of the prefent Lottery gratis, which begins Drawing the t3th initiate, containing upwards of Ono Tboofand Prize, mac than the late, and collator only 20000 Ticket.. rpREIGx INTRLLIGENcE. STATE PAPER. SSICOLAR LeTTIL ADD 33333 D vn Till RUSSIAN 111- 111111 TIMS ar MARION COURTS. el It is generally known, that in concequence of fume fuggeflions from M. Leffeps ; Commiffary Ge neral of Freqck Commercial Relations, the Counfil lor of State M. D'Oubril received orders to repair to Paris. there to dircufs the means of re-eftablilling peace between RufEa and France. " Animated with the pureff fentiments, his Impe rial Majeffy embraced this opportunity, in the h. , pe of being able to put an end to the calamities by which Europe bad been fo Inng defolated ; and as a need fary confequence of this difpofition, his Majefly was naturally delimits to conclude no peace for himfelf which libould not eflablifh general tranquillity upon (did grounds, and which fh.-uld not he at the fame time honourable both for RulTia and her allies. 1. The inflrations which M D'Oubril received perfeely correfp , nded wiih :be t e lei. M rjelty's withes, it was only upon the piincirle , which have been mentioned, that he was authorized to treat with the French Government; but every jun and equitable prop•rfal was declined by that Government, and M. D'Oubril was prevailed upon to fign an intlrumeist by no means cakulated to fecure the Mien his Im. perial ligajefly had in contemplation. He has, there fore, refilled to ratify it without the fmalleff helita tion, afs whith has been communicated by the Inv Aerial Government to the Cabinet (if the Thuilleries " Fully fenable of the happy confequences which would relish horn an approximation between the t wo Powers upon equitable principles, his Imperial Ma jelly has at the fame time itiatueleti his Minidry, to again fignify to.the French Government the grounds upon which he will be ready to tenew the negotia tion, and which are the only conditions he can admit, for they involve the general gond, the dignity of his throne, and the welfare of his allies. The manner in which they will be accepted or declined by the French Government, will enable Europe to ellimate the de• gice of finterity with which France made paciac overflies at different times. " In making this communication to your Excel lency, in order that you may impart it to the Court at which you fettle. I have the honcur to be, &c. (Signed) aunatac. "St. Necriburgh.Asiima..46, ace' FROM THE HAMMACK MAIL. Velma. thrr. s.—For forme days pall, our har bour has b•en blockaded by a large Englilb frigate and feweral cutters. Rows, Auc. 30. On the z6th a fevers !hock of an earthquake was felt here ; it continued Come times but did no clamage in this city, except overwhelming the inhabitants with terror. At Velletri, however, feveral buildings have been deßroyed, among which is the Church nt St. Salvator ; at Frefcati, alfo the Palace &sandhi, is rendered uninhabitable, having feversl great rents in the walls. Zagorola, NCIII/, Arricia, and Marino, have (offered feverely. We have not yet heard how many lives have been 100, but the number mull have been great. The ac. counts from Abruzzo in particular, where the fcvercß Sock was felt, are very melancholy. The above Earthquake did fo much damage to the felklence of Lucien Bt.naparte, at Fretcati, that he bats been obliged to remove to Rome, with his family. _ . The Holy g tather leads a very requeflered life. He prays whole niglus at the grave of the Holy St. Peter. Several bl..ody battles arc talked of as ha% ing been f.ught ►y Marfhal Maffena, of which no farther particulars are as yet known. French troops are continually marching through this neighbourhood, fo► the unfortunate Calabrias. A dreadful fever rages at prefent through all Italy, from which 4he French are by no mean. exempt. MICRI.IIIIIIWan, Ssrr. jz.—Wc are allured, that a ton6y r f Ruffian troops are very (firmly expeCted to laud at Waratlnllnde, for fallow quarters are alicady prepared at Rtitlock. Sy/10mq VI.NIaAMIa t SEPT. so.—The Guard% ant a Regiment of Dragoons, matched yeller,l4,y to Gs 111;1$1)4J f..r Sweden. ota, Sam 20,—The King of Sweden landed k the night of the 16th, at Ti' Ilehorg, in Sweden, and met her hi...icily the (teen on the fame evening. The Ruffian fquadron, which has art ived in thefe rnsJ•, bounJ f..t Codu and the Archipelagn, I. of three *hips of the line and two frigates. D a rras OF TM, MIMIC, Sit PT. 16.—For f , tne days pall, the Fiend, troops on the Rhine a.id the Maine, have been making vements which indicate mote than a hawk d:fl cation.: ' In tlic ril ht between the l.frh and tsth, a erns; derabie park of a•tillery,• and a number rf Caiffons golfed through Feankfott, and cr ,, ffeti the Main. On Ike s 6rh, the ill battalion of the a4th regiment of ills Noe, which f,.r a month pall has turn in gar. rifon at FranCfort, left that city after fifty cartridges had bet dirlr 'bored to every fiddler. The Moriier, Ney, and Angereati, Rite/ havinA received emitie'r, ft: m Paris, have let ou. with all ['pert! .nr that c.,pitial, where they will receive. is ftid, new initruelions relative to the cif euntlfan ay. of 11.,: 11l Tent. A c td twelve thnufAnd men will fet (+tit in a ti:ty- itt m lklentz, tor the right hank of the Rhine. s Malelly, the Emperor NApuleuss, is espcdecL FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. - - i Nat tes * Sartr. 2.----The infiltration in Calabria s hallening to a period- Ten fail of Englifh•fhips, crui zing near Piocida, have received orders by a brig to Rear to the Calabrian coat, to receive troops' on board. From Mama alto we learn, that a number of sag lith vefTels had returned to Sicily with troop on board ; that only two hundred men remained in the fort of Scala ' °pirate Meffina, to receive and protein the principal infurgents, who might with to be tranl ported to Sicily. HAGUE, SIPT. 26.—We learn that the camp at Zieft has broken up. _ _ FLUSHING, SLPr. 22.—Two orders have been siiven by the Commandant in Chief Monne. dated e 21ft, Ilatinr that each inhabitant (ball provide his family with wheat diffident for fig weeks, commen cing Oftober the eft ; fecondly, that the bakers (hall previndly provide themfelves with a difficient quart , tity of fuel ; and that, on the yth ef October, an en. quiry (hall be 14 no font refpelling the execution of thefe orders, when thole perlons who have not tom. I I plied with them (hall be fent out Of the plaise in cafe of an attack. The inhabitants are alfu called upon to remove all trees, babes, hedges, dec. fruit trees ea cepted, within three hundred rods of the place, to prevent, them front affording any (hater to the ene- I my, or from remaining as obliacles to the fire of the ' place. DUSSiLDORF • Srvv. 20.—The night before lad, his Imperial Higlined the Grand Duke of Berg, fet off in hafte for Paris. Sirs. 22.—We obferve troops advancing on all fides, with the view of compofing a formidable army on the Dutch frontiers. A relpetlable number is already collated ; and the whole, espetted to be col lefled in a few days, will be eighty thonfand men. French and Dutch. It appears that the Kin of Holland is to have the command, and that the def ence of hit own territory will be principally entrutted to the Dutch troops. We learn that hi. &Nay's fpeedy arrival has been juft announced officially. Seer. 2 —An article which has appeared in the Frankton Journal, flitting that the French mode of confcripti , .n was to be introduced into the Duchy 61 Cleves and Berg, ha, been very ferioufly taken up and contradicted, in the Course of this city. FRANKFORT. SEPT. 31.—.1t feems that there will be no mate' hal change in the !minion of the French armies till the return of Matfhals Ney, Augereau,aud Mortier, from Pat is. Thr troops un the march from the Lower Rhine to the Main, have had fudden orders to halt, as well a, th.'fe vim were coming hither from Anfpach.— hforlhal Augereau is not expe‘ted back betore the 28th ; and it Gents, that if there ihuulu be any en campment upon the Maio, it will be at Bergen, about a league from this city. AU the carpenters in the neighbourhood of Co. logne and Bonn have liteu put in a Hate of requiti ti , ii, in order to lay bridges over the Rhine at the Ihurteß notice. Brannan was fill in the hands of the Drench on the e jt.h. There has been fome retinue refiflance to the new mode of rectuiting in Wirtemberg : the military, having been called in, rellored order. The recruiting fei vice has been carried on very brifkly in Bavaria within the lag fortnight, but hill in the old way. . . - . - The head quarter; of MarThal Berthier were at Munich on the 18th, though all his baggage was packed up, and his departure was momenta/ay ex pelled. The Martha' had ordered all the depots of cavalry of the oh, stb, and 6th corps, to march to Strafburgh. Sam so.—The Marquis de Lnechelini arrived heft from Paris on the tBth, and continued his j ut ney to Berlin on the following day. Our city hay already experienced the goad (fats of the new Government. The mediation of the Prince Primate has induced the Emperor Napuleon to remit the payment of the remainder the contri bution impofed on this city. A letter of thanks has, of conrfe, been trenfmitted from this city to the 5..- vertign. MAI stitch Sam 20 —The Prullian army on on frontier is flrunger every day. General Kalkreuth has taken the politirm of General Blucher. His right is pulled towards /gunner t his left is on the (He of Lill Friefland. General Blucher, who joined Gene ral Kalkteuth's corps fume days fir cc, has now moved more to the left, and occupies the territory of Waldeck, oppofite to the Heffian frontier. General Volt Ruchel, whole head quarters are at Gottingen, has advanced his petition in a right line partly to wards General Blucher. To boa left, behind the Elbe, the grand army is formed, commanded by Mar. Thal Mollendorf and his Majelly in perfon, which is c, mpuied at fevcnty thoufand infantry and fixteen thoufand cavalry. Its prctent litnatiou is in the vi cinity of Bog. Fourteen thoufand men nitro(' this camp between the lath and 16th ;talent ; and, accor ding to the orders of Marlkal Mollendorf, all the tro , ps in hlagdeborg mutt be encamped by the 22d. Further on, to the left, are the stoops in Sadie, under Prince Hohenlohe, to which, it is liid, twenty thobland Saxons are to be added. The latter corps has two receives in its tear. one at Ctoirin and the other at Bober. Large magazines are forming upon the Oder. Sier. 19.—Great movements of troops take place here. The fortrefs of Hameln has been fully p:ovitioned for three months. Great diligence is ufed in the repairs of the tot tifications of Nieu burgh. St rTF MISER 21.—Baron Ingesfleben, it is laid, has betn appointed Minificr of the Hanoverian Depart ment, by his Majeliy the King of Priam. Lieutenant General Von Ruchel's head•quarters are hill at Mulhaufen. General Kalkreuth's corps is not to march through Hanover, but to take another dellination. MUNICH, bIPT. 13.---Several French battalion', anti finir tquadrons of cavalry, have orders to return to France. Their route i► for Strathurg, v..l.ete they are to receive 50,000 Confctipth, train them, and .'npatch them to the Grand Army, as they may be it quit-ed. Thefe mealt.res, and the dep more fe vend Maahals for Pali., throw no irnall Jamp up the hope% of peace. The march of the AutirEta pi-- toners OW continues. A number of report% are con• !item:lily in citcolationi rcfpcaing tome Itipulationr. between France and Auaria ; but they arc without foundation. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3: PRICE OF groacs THIS DAY AT ON' O'CLOCK s ' Con:uls„ money. 634 for see. 639—Onsniusus 711. Esebeques BIEL psr as. dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock /but Short Ann. 3 per Cent. R. An fiat India Bond►. is. dif. 3 per C. Conf 631 63 Facts. Balls, sa a ta. at 4 per Cent. fbut Oinnium 511 prem. 5 per C. Nary suit Englilk Tickets 191 575. Long Ann. thus Coufols for see 6311 FRENCH FRIGATE CAPTURED. Jut as the Mail was leaving Plymouth a French frigate, le Prefident, arrived there, captured by Ad miral Louis's fquadron. The particulars of the capture "were not accurately known, but it was un derhand Ihe was on her vuyage home from the coati of Africa, where the had been with anqther frigate, faid to be the Regolus.-,-She was captured on Sun day LIR after a chace of 33 hours. The•Dtrratclt brig brought her to aElion in a gallar.t Rile, before the Canorus came up, to which the (truck her co. lours. After our ra w was at Preis, an OfEcer arrived at the Admiralty with difpatches from Commodore Sir SAMUIL Hoop, containing the plc:ding intelli. gence of his having captured Four French Frigates off Rochefort, full of Troops, fuppofed to have been bound for Buenos Ayres. We are grieved iss hate that Sir Ssmu al. Hoots has loft his right arm. A confirmation has alio been receivc4 at the Ad miralty of the capture of le Prefident above mention. 43. She was bound to L'Prient. FOREIGN JOURNALS. In the preceding columns we have given flame far. , they intereffing earaas from the papers received by the Mail of yefterday. Among there is a copy of the Circular Letter which was tranfmitted to the Ruffian Foreign Miniffers,. for the purpofe of being communicated to the different Courts to Which they were appointed. Refpeaing the motives of Roma, for entering into a negotiation with France, the Circular Letter is more explicit than the account which has appeared in the St.Peterfiuro Gast*. One important point is afcertained fr• m ii, that thy negotiation was not of the Emperor Atsxemnses theking. The fire overture came from the French Conful refident at St. Peterfburgh, in ennfequence of which D'Quait rt. was lent to Paris, with inftruaions to treat upon a bath qiiite differen t..im that upon which he concluded his Treaty with General C . We are glad to find, that his linpetial Majesty does not appear to have deviated, for a fincle Indent, from the magnanimous and liberal prii.ciples upon which he has always ex. preffed his difp Anion to interfere for the Continent. Letters received yetterday from Embden mention that Peuffft intends to place forty thoufand men at the dills. fsi of the Prince of Orange. We trult that this will not be the only force with which that Prince may make an effort to emancipate his country from the domittim of the upflart who has been impofed upon it. Broken and difpirited as Holland mat - be, there Rill exalts fufEcient energy in it to rife againft the opprefficn under which it groans, open the lean erobabibty of ultimate fuccefs. The French talk of le. ving eighty thoulandmen to proton Holland ; bet we trust the courfe of the military operations in other quarters will not leave one half of this force at their difpirfal. The corps under the Prirke of Orange Aoudad to VI on the fide of Eaft Ftiefland. HAMBURGH MAU.. The Mail due on Wsdnefday,latl has arrived, and 'the intelligence which it brings is molt important. The King of PRUSSIA has allually let out trom Ber. lin, to put huntelt at the head of hie Army. The Fteneh Miniller at that Court is Rated to have de manded his pa (ports ; and the threatening forces have fo neatly apprliached each other in Anne points, that in certain dirations the French have deemed it prudent to fall back. The Pruffians continue to advance I the contin gents of the Allies of Pruffia are all in motion, and the Ruffian preparations are continued with unbated aairity. Indeed the latter Power feems never to have relaxed for a moment in her efforts to increafe and Orengthen its army, lince the time of the unfue celiful druggle which was made in conceit with At& tria. BONAPAITII, aware of the danger with which he is threatened, has taken the neceffary meafures for the organization of the contingents of his new vs ff.els in the neighbourhood of the Rhine; and the Duke of Czsyss and Boric (MURAT) is already employed in forwarding his views in this refpee. The fubjoined articles will give our Readers Come idea of the prefent critical (late of affairs on the Continent. FRONTIIIS or Russia, AUOUST 24.—We are again in expeflation of new events., All the Ruffian troops are affembling in the greateß bake in camps. Thefe camps are f,nall but numerous. A traveller, IA week, oblerved five ; namely, one at Brzec Li. tevefki, along the Bug, one at Slonin, one at Ko. Bryn, one at Wil, , and one at Wilna. The camp at Brzec Litevteci contains five thoteand men, and a park of *tither) , of one hundred and twenty cannon ; at Knbr yn there are it: thoufatid men,and at %Vilna ten thouland. A great army is to be al. fembled at Brzec. Great magazines ate preparing with much aeivtly at Werhtw, which are to be for. wended to Siltfia. Oa the Istih of Angus two of the regiments Warfaw received orders by couriers, to break up, the . 1 one for Glatz, and the other for Breflau. There were the regiments of Tilly and Moll, both of arhich im mediately marched out. The genitor: of Warfaw, therefore, confins now only of ode regiment of in• faatry, and two Noniron' of cavalry. - &MAN, SCPT. 23. —On the Goth their Majeflies kt out fir Potfdam on their way to Magdeburgh ; and on the 22d they proceeded by the way of Halle to Magdeburg, where they will remain this day and to morrow ; after which they will repair to the head quarters at Naumborgh. The Q2een is to remain rmly two days with his Majefly, atter which (he will return to this city. The Coontefs Von Bo', and the Countefs Von Tauenfleio, the daugh. ter of the Genual of that name, are in the fuite of the Q . lreen. Count Haugwitz has followed the King to head quarters. During the abfence of the Minder, M. Von it Coz will maintain the neceffary relation with 1 the Foreij.n Minifters. A French Cabinet Courier, named Ory, has' arriv ed here from Paris, with a letter from the Emperor I to our King, and let out yefleyday as his return with an enliven It is dated that the French Envoy at this . Court has demanded palT,Jorts for hinafelf and his fuite, I which will probably be fent from the King's head quarters after oar Anallaffrelor in Paris, Baron Lacs belfsicrf, bus been firft recalled. The head quarters of General Count Kalkreuth will be gra at Wittin bergh. It is believed that the French troops are falling back from Wellphalia, but pot fr,•as Franconia, where they are on the contrary increafed. The Students of Halle have jullgirren a proof of the patriotifm and military fpirit which now animate 411 hearts. A great number of them have offered to be enrolled as buffos, bust it is doubted whether ihe King will give his approbation to this offer. The circle of Salle has offered to raife at be ow* expence, si corps of chaffeurs of aoo men, if his Map jelly will only furnilh them with fobliflenee. This patriotic offer has been gratefully accepted by his Majelly. It is likewife known with certainty, that fermi provinces of the Pruffian Monarchy have requelled permifffon to mire new regimens at their own ea• pence. MAGOISURCH, Sam a 3 fix in the evening of the at ft their Majellies arrived here, and yeller day proceeded on their journey to Halle. H•LLI, Sasrarasa 22.—The Corps hitherto concentrated in our environs are marching forward. —The Duke of Brunfwick goes to Nappbgrgh on the allth. This evening the King and Q_asen arrived here— they are to remain all night in this town, and will proceed to-morrow to Naumhurgh. Lstrzsc, Sarr. r6.—The Gazety of the doh Aside contains the following obfervations under the head of Berlin : - " We are sal alive here, and I mord rufficitntlf deferibe to you the fpirit of unanimity which ani mates the foldiers, and even all the inhabitants, men, women and children. It appears as if an eledric (park had lighted up a patriotic flame in every boforn —and in the provinces, parricolarry in Pomerania, the old fpir it of the days of Frederick the °teat is again di fpla ed. e , Whoever does not participate in this Antigun', • or appears indifferent to it, i. in danger of becoming a fa,criffee to his unpatriotic condo& Several have already paid for their puffllar.irnity with a broken, bead, or a well balled back. When the gene d'arcnes marched out of the garrifon, two young men run the rills of being very ill treated, merely becaufe the one obferved to the other, that the horfes of that re. giment were not fo good as thofe of a foreign'corps of artillery." r. MUMS', SEPT. 16.—0 n the flab, the whole corps of General Blucher matched from this citr, and the regiment of Lettuw entered. The battalion of fufileers of Ivernois will likewife come hither, but it is at prefent in Eaft Friezeland. The military corn. miffariat is likewife gone from hence, and according to all appearance", our environs will not become the feat of war, at leaft not on the fide of Pri4a. PADII.IIOIIN, SIFT. arr.—According to report, his Highpefs the Elettor of Heffs has declared his terri tory marsh and appointed a confiderable body . oE troop. paten its n.nttality. Th e p en s = unoeu . which are numerous in oor vicinity, appear to have orders punetually to refpe& this neutrality, pa they carefully avoid our frontier. Barr. a t .—Yefterday the Prufan Uptown Von Opper arrived here as a courier. General Blusher immediately yet off with all (peed to Gottingen. Cousvr or RIIITIBIRO, Sim op.—For feeeral days pall the greateft aetivity has prevailed bera,, this country and the environs being full of Pruffun troops. Large magazines are formed at Bielefeld, Pader born, and Ofnabruek ; and a large park of artillerr has arrived at the firmer town. It is underßood the the Generals Von Wedel n Von Brulewitz, Arid Von Schenk, will commend in WellphaleA, and their corps will take poll in the county of Merck, the territory of Munlfer, and Salt Friezeland. A camp will likewife be formed near Buren. ' NAVIVIVIIIa, Su 21... The Duke of Brun wick,