Star. — London, England, 1806-10-17 00:00:00

I Dragoons will go on the expedition for which the CarAWneers were firfl defined. The wind has been fo favourable for feveral days pail. that we are truly concerned any circumflance Attuld for a moment hinder the failing of the fleet from Falmouth. It is raid that 20,000 infantry, and coo cavalry, are fpeedily to be fent from this country in aid of the PrulEan, and other continental armies, who have or may take the field again(; the common enemy; and the Tranfport Board has been direCted to provide the neceffarylmeans of conveyance for this formidable force. ARMY MEDICAL BOARD. The Medical Department of tbe Army is expe&ed to be loon farther improved. Experience has (hewn the ju ands of the various improvements already introduc ed, fur moft of which the fervice is indebted to the in dultry of the prefent Infpeetor General of the Medical Board, Mr. Kw to N r, whole long Cervices and experience have eminently qualified him for the high fituation he holds. Among the improvements now in view, it is thought the following are Come of the principal, inde pendently ef thofe already fpokenof in Come of our for mer numbers, viz. the abolition of feparate patronage in the Board : the rank of Phificieit to the efrothit is thought, will either be completely abolithed, or filled from the lift of regular Military Surgeons. The grofs ignorance of fume of our late army phyficians, in military knowledge and economy, and their almoll total want of experience of army difeafes, and of the conftitutions, manne►s, and habits of foldiers, both in camp and garrifon, are raid to be among the reafons for abolilhing this rank. It may be dated, in addition to this, that with often little befides patronage to re commend them, they are generally regarded by the other Medical Officers of the Army as intruders in the fervice, and held as objets of jealoufy, although they are not in the line of promotion. The pay and allowances of the Infpedors and Deputy Infpedors of Hofpitall, as well as of the Staff Surgeons of the Army. are to be iffued to them, either quarterly or monthly. We think this lad improvement much called for, as, in every department of the fervice, regularity in the payment of its Officers are elfen• tially regulate. We hear alfo that fome addition to the full and half pay of the Medical Officers is alfo in agitation, together with a more ample provilion for the widows of medical men, who die or are killed is the fervice. We cannot but think that the Staff Sur , gems are badly paid, compared with the other ranks r of the fervice ; and we are happy to have carafe to expeft fome bandfome addition to their allow•ances. The Medical Department has been in former times grievoully behind the other departments of the array ti point of improvements, and it mull aff ird every well wifber to his country fincere fatisfaftion, to perceive the honell and difinterefted endeavours of thofe who have it in their power, to place that line of the fervice in that (late of perfalion and excellence to which it is fo juilly entitled. LISBON MAIL. This day a mail arrived from Lifbon, breinght to Falmouth by the Townsmen° packet in nine days. The letters were not delivered out when our paper was put to profs. The AUCKLAND packet was going into the River Tagus as the TOWNSHIND came out. Lord Sr. Vincenv had left the Tagus before the Townsman° failed. His Lordibip may be hourly expated in England, for the Illtalrious, one of the %hips which failed at the fame time, has reached Torbay. The Towsnmairo packet left Lifbon on the sth in pant, in company with the LIVELY frigate and con. •oy for England, and loft fight of them the neat day. OA the tath, in lat. 47. 20. paired by to leeward of a convoy of nine fail, (Landing to the Southward and Weftward (fuppofed to be the Oporto convoy). On the 13th, in lat. 49. 1. long. 6. 2. 6. (poke the Arminr man of war and her convoy, for Buenos Ayres, all well, dote to the Commodore. Accounts have juft been received that his Majefty's Sip Coirsvaacr was loft off St. Maloes on Sunday tall, after an engagement of five hours with a French frigate. Captain BURROWS killed ; the Purfer and pan of the crew taken prifoners. A Letter from Plymouth Rates that the Regulus French man of war has got into Be(,r and that three French Sail of the Line and two Frigates lately failed from that Port. On Tuefday evening 'Mr. ELttOT, Secretary to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, left town fur Dnb!in. It is undertiood that this Gentle• man took over with him an order for fume new at. rangements that are to take place in the minor de partments of the Ilifh Government. At nine o'clock on Wednefday night Mr. Bstitico left town with difpatches for our Minihr at the Court of Stockholm. An extra packet was in readi. nefs; and, on account of that facility of conveyance, we undertland that the Mellinger was honoured with the company of Lord Gowsa, eldeft fon of the Mar- quis of STAFFORD, win was at the time fctting nut on a tour upon the Continent. Ills Lordfhip will firft vitit the Court of Berlin. It was Hated yelterday that this young Nobleman was going on a diplomatic million, it was fuppofed, in Vienna. This, however. is not the faft, neither coal& be co, for his Lotellbip is not yet of age. M/IRKZANS. CORN-EXCHANGE, OCTOBER :6. Wheat is here in but lhort fupplies, wi h hardly any frefh famples—waiting further fupplics vet y few purchafes are made, and thole at (mall variation— Good Barley is more ready fait, and Malt as under —Owing to the very great fcarcity of White Peas, they are full five billings per quarter dearer, but the price is alrnoft nominal—Grey rather dearer—There are feveral cargoes of foreign Oats arrived, but few of bell quality, and this trade fapports the prices quoted.—Terms of Flour are without alteration. 011411 AL COIMINCY All DDDDD . W 11111.581 701 861 per gm Grey Peafe 44a Iga od Floc Ditto, 881 9ss Bracts. as jos od Rye, (clew) .111 46$ .1 irk Ditto, 36s 452 ad Barley. oos 461 od Oats, 11116/ 301 Malt, 711 77110 d Poland ditto 321 331 ad White Peak, 781 gra Rape Seed, (new) all 281 Floe Flour 7os to 7ss Seconds 6ss to 7os per WO6 Yefferday the Duke of YORK tranfalled bullnefs with his Maissry for a confiderable time. After wards his blajarev, with the Dukes of YORK, KEN r and CAIIIIIIOOI, with the Princeffes AUGUSTA and AIMILIA, took an airing in the Great Park, and se. turned, at half paR twelve, to the Palace. On Wednefday Lord AUCKLAND held a Board of Trade, at his Office in the Treafury. Yefterday morning the Royal Veteran Invalids, to the number of five hundred, doing duty at the Tower, had a grand field day, in the Tenter ground, Goodman's Fields. They fired with great prectfinn. _ .. . Lord CATHCART, Cornmander in Chief in Scotland, after reviewing the Volunteer Corps railed by the Doke of MONTROSE and the Earl of MANSFIELD, at Dunkeld, Scotland, arrived on Saturday evening at Buchanan Palace, near Glafgow, the feat of his Grace the Duke of MONTROSE, where Ili. Lord(hip and hike will remain for a fortnight nr three weeks. The Duchefs of Yoe& and fuite arrived at their houfe in Portman-fquare yederday, from Oatlands. Yelterday Lord UaaNVILL■ had a numerous party of the molt eminent public men, to a turtle frail, at his houfe in Downing•ftreet. Among the company were the LOAD CHANCELLOR, Lord Howica, Lord Hamar Parvv,the Right Hon.THossas GRENVILLt, Lord MOIRA, Lord LAUDIADALI I , Lord HOLLAND, Lord MINT°, Lord Caarsroar, and General F,rz• PA TLICK. The Marquis of liasacots gave yellerdav an de. Rant dinner to a party of eighteen, at the Priory. It was fome time ago announced in the Berlin newfpapers, that the Rodents at Halle, in Saxony, had offered to enrol themfelves in a military affocia tioa for the defence of the country. This report has, however, been folemnly contradieed by an advertife. meet from the Univerfity of Halle, inferted in the Ilartiburgb Car►effarsdent. That every attention fhnuld be paid to the minutiz of tharailer is the Beggar': Opera, at Covent Garden, is fence to be wondered at, as Townfhend and Mac. manus attended the Rehearfals, till they agreed that they fhould hardly know the performers from nrigi. nal', the eharatters feemed fo natural to them. Tuefday a Court Martial was held nu board the Magnanime, at Sheerncfs, Captain H. LIDGIIIRT BALL Prefident, for the trial of the Pilot of the Le vcrett Hoop of war, for running that (hip aground, when from the charge being only in part proved, and from his general good charafter, he was difmiffed with a reprimand. Yefterday morning, as Mr. Rna IRT Goriest, of St. Mary Hal, 'Power-(beet, was going to Lime•ftreet, he was feized with a fit of coughing, in confequence of which A blood veffel was ruptured, and he imme diately expired. CITY Business.—Yefterday a Coon of Common Council was held at Guildhall, which was attended by the Lnrd Mayor, the Lord Mayor Eleel, the Recorder, Sheriffs, &c. and a great number of Com moners._ The Watch-rates were fettled, and ordered to be printed. The Committee for General Purpoles reported, that they had examined the petitions of Meas. Bond and Medaer, praying to he difcharged from the office of Sheriff, the former on account of his being a Proteflant Diffenter, and the latter on account of his infirm (tale of health, and that on their invediga lion thereof, it appeared that neither of them were difqoalified, and ought not to be difcharged there from ; and on the queflion being put, the Court agreed thereto, and it was referred back to the Com mittee to put in force the Alr of Common Council of 7th April, 1748. The Lord Mayor Elell fignified his affent to take upon him the office of Lord Mayor. It was referred to the Committee for Letting the City Lands to confider and report the mote advifable way of procuring the enlargement of the market at Smithfield, combined with the future improvement of that neighbourhood. DttIItY•LAN T Lail night a Mrs. Foetus, from the Dublin Rage, made her entree be fore a London audience, in the intereßing charader of Mandeville, in the Comedy called The 14111. The figure of this lady is petiteand neat. She teemed to feel the talk the had to execute, and appeared ra ther embarrafted. As the Comedy advanced, how ever, the apparently acquired confidence, and gave various paltages with a becoming degree of fpirit, though diffidence teemed in general to pervade her per . ....1111AIICC. We do not blame this. Wh we meet with talent, however it may be deprefted by ti midity, we always augur profperoufly of its future exertion. We think this lady well calculated, as far as we could judge by a firll appearance, to bec-me, in time, a refpedable fubfliture for Mrs. CHARLES KIMBLE, and with her every fuccell. She was moll favourably received. There is now in the parilk of Tintagel, Cornwall, a man called Charles Chileott, who meanies fiz f e et four inches, and weighs 4oelbt. Eaosvartow.—On the tf infant Profefor Ro. bettfon afcended in a balloon at Copenhagen ; his aeriAl voyage lalled an hour, and he defcended about three miles from the place of afcenrion, with mit the !tail accident having happened. The Royal Family of Denmark wue prefent. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS Tlllll DAY. •na. DD[. ARI. DufiNn o 2 Gottenhurgh o t 'W.,o !lota 2 . 2 Hatoburg2 0 0 Litbun o i FALMOUTH, OM OBER Lt. Arrived his Majefiy's (hip Rt Nowa, of 74 guns, and GANC6O, of 74 guns, to refit ; and Townfhend packet, DODD, with mails, from Lifbnn, in nine days ;mirage ; alfo the Mary, Ste , from Liverpool. His Majefty's brig Swa}}dw, of 18 guns, Captain MILM Rt, came in yellerday with the Greyhound lugger of Guernfey, laden with fpirits and tobacco, detained on fufpicion of being on a fouggling voyage. Sailed his Majefty'} brig CUR I I ix, of 18 guns, Capt. Su team, COCICATILICI. and CAItOLIMI armed brigs, with a meet of light viftallers, for Plymouth. Capt. PHILIPS, of the Mary of Liverpool, bound to Water ford, was picked up on a piece of the wreck of Paid veffel on the 7th intl. by the Mary of Teigfimouth, and landed here this day : his veffel was wrecked on the ill inn. on the South End of Arklow Bank, him- Pelf and a boy only Caved ; the crew, confining of fix men, and,one paffenger, were loft. Wind S. W. • • - - PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER Is. Came in the Lou nosof 98 guns, and the MINERVA, of 36 guns, from a cruize. The Hoffnung, (Knyphaufen) Captain Puck, from Mammas to Riga, with fah, detained by the Vial , privateer. The Induitry. (Dane) Captiin Chritlairffen. from Stockholm to Alicant, with iron and dcali, datained by Ditto. The Henrietta, (Knyphaufen) Captain Potjewyt, from Haat: to Bremen, with rye, detained by the Hero privateer. 1 he Joffrow Jacobi Cathcart, (Knyphaufen) Captain Voltlet, from Mammon to Riga, with felt, detained by Ditto. The De Freu Rebecca, (Bremen) Captain Meer, from Bour dna:. to Lubeck, with wine and brandy. The De Morgan Stern, (Oidenburgb) Captain Neeman. from Trend)lade to Ferrol, with (alt, detained by the Hero privateer. It is dated that there are at Bourdeaux zoo fail of Pruflian veffels, and it is reported that their crews have been taken nut and fent to prifon. Came in the American (hip Fame, Captain RED DOCIC, front Bourdeaux to Tonnirtgen, with brandy and wine ; Betfey hired cutler, with difpatches from Lord Cozzarrowoi.n, off Cadiz—the left the fleet the 3d inflant, confiding of ten fail of the line. An Italian Meirenger came home in her. Sailed the PLoVII. of 18 guns, with a fleet to the Eallward ; Vefuvius bomb, Surinam Hoop of war, and John - Bull cutter, to the Eaftward. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 14, Arrived his Mujefly's flips Lavisia from Lifbon, SARACEN from Plymouth, and the EXPLOSION from the Downs with a convoy. Sailed his Msjelly'sfhip Vic, , for the Welt Indies, with difpaches.— : Wind E. S. E. TORBAY, OCTOBER zs. This day arrived his blajeny's !hip ILLUSTRIOUS from Linon, which place (be left about three weeks ago, and has brought home General Sisrcos in a very ill nate of health. His Majelly's fltip Heats.- II lA, Right Honourable Earl Sr. Vtucamr, with the rent of the fleet under his command, left Linton the fame time the above (hip did, and are hourly espened. DEAL, OCTOBER isS. Arrived the TN aim frigate, KANGAROO floop, Fancy and &Am gun brigs, from a ctuize off Boulogne, and SEAGULL floop, from off Oftend.— Sailed the FURIOUS and Minx gun brigs, on a eruize off °Bend ; Fames', of Boulogne ; and Lomeli bomb, with a convoy of merchant (hips for Pnrtf. mouth. Remain in the Downs the Regulus, Prin. cefs of Orange, Agamemnon, Thames, A(lrea, Seagull, Oberon. and Valorous %loops of war; Zebra, Profpero, and Devaaation bombs ; Blazer, Bugler, and Piercer gun brigs; Ignition and Pholphorus fire veffels, and Harmony vietualling, tranfpnrt.— Sailed through the Downs this morning the Rofina, Pa , for Buenos Ayres; alio yellerday evening the Penelope, BILLIEGE, for Ditto; Flora, Straw, for New Providence ; and Truly, Camas'. tor Africa. Wind called,. blows hard. SHEERNLIS, OCTOBER 26. A convoy for Tonningen, the Elbe and Wezer, is appointed to fail from the Nore on the zoth inflant; alto a convoy fOr the Baltic, to fail from the Nore on the 23d inflant. ORxaaeetro, OCTO t TS...Paired by, the Pmnoos i Robinfoot from New York ; Three Sitters, Rofte, from Gine t Vrow Yatle, Young; and the Two Good Sifters,—, from Vara ; Street, from Oldenburg; loose, Hiana; Vrow, Cathodal'. G uiz ; Endear lit, Jacobs; Good Verwagting,•—• ; and the Vow Weltina, Diefun from Hamburgh. Sailed the Neptune, Parkin• fon, for Dantzic ; and the Gook Hope, Lewes, for Han burgh. Azimut...At Leith, the Thetis, Young, from Peterfburgh. At Africa, Thetis, Chrlitie ; Trafalgar, Seddon; Sally, Morti mer; Eliza, Hymen; and the Prince Pdwarl, Brown,front Lira pool. At Newfoundland, Speculator, Mudge, from Liverpool. The General Stuart is configned to Madras and Bengal, and not Bombay dire, as Rated in our Paper of yefterday. The Lady Wafhington, Hawson, from New Or• leans for Belfall, has put into New York, having re ceived damage on the 23d of Augnfi in the gale . The Nutwell, Dorms, from Jamaica for London, upfet in the gale on the aoth Auguft. Crew taken on board an American fchooner on the 27th. OLYMPIC PAYILLIOW, WYCH STRSIIY.—This fa• vow he place of Entertainment Items to become the fathionable refort of the beau mond' : the performances are certainly the molt perfea in their kind that have ever been Peen in this Metropolis. Mr. A , fen. (pares neither trouble nor expense to procure every fort of novelty. The part of Mr. Merryman, in the hands of (o intelligent a hunsoutilt, and In excellent an equellrian, as CAOSSMAN, is recoiled from all the ufual ♦ulgarity and nonlinfe of . uneducated pro felfors—lndee d, the whole arrangement of novelty, variety, and whim, Equefirian and Pedeittian, meets with unbounded applaule every evening. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. . NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. Tuoasnar, OCT. 16. The Seennd Clara of the o.oland Stakes, D. 111. Gm Gower's Pad?, 5 yrs old, SR sib Lewd GrOvetior's Vinlance, 4 yr. old, 9* Mr Haworth Domes Slipper, 5 yrs old, 9gt tlb 3 Mr Watfon's Charmer, 3 yrs old. yft 41b Mr Wi Confederate, 4 yrs old, ***lb 5 Two tot agft Peliffa.-3 to t agft Violante-m 4 to r agtt 8311 1 .cr. Mr P. Neale's ch. h. Regulator, by a brother to Repeater. dam by Dlomed. beat Mr Andrews's h. h. by niorcock, dim by Aksander.llll each. 13. I. toogs h ft-3 to aen Ruolator. Mr Blachford's Currycomb. sat Qt. but Mr Mellfth'• &dale, MA—Two yr old C. sops—,y tot on Currycnn.b. Mr F. Nealc%Malvollo beat Duke of Grafton's Foreßerdla 31b each—Two yr old C. accgs-4 to t agft Matvolio. Mr Arthur's Wormwood, Sit 31b. beat Genoa' Gower's Swin hey, 8R Aerofs the Flat, tongs h. ft —6 to 4 un Worinwnod. Mr Forth's Hippomenes beat Mr Prime's Batouche, SR cads... Latt M. of B.C. 1 0C10.3 totot on Hippomenes. ford F. G. Monter Norah, Bft ylb. but Mr R. Prince's Comrade, 711 ylb—Two yr old C. a•-or b. ft to ton Norah Lord OrOveonr's jafper, Bft. beat Mr Mellifh's Smuggler, Sit slb—Acrof•tho Flat, 500g5....6 to 4 adit Mr Arthur's Wretch. SR 31b. rem flogs from General Gower's Sprite, SR—Ab. M. loop. WREXHAM MEETING, MONDAY, OCTOBER x 3. A Subfcription Pude of 301. for 3 and 4 yr olds.— Two mile beau. Ld Wilton'. b. e. Buerptialu I, 4yiip old - I 3 1 Mr Harris'. eh fby Walnut, 3 yrs old . I 1 $ Mr. Lafeclies's br. C. Talifman, 3yn o'd . • 32 3 Mr. Storey's ch. f. Lady Pair ' 3 yr * old . 4 dlf Sir T. Moe's?' eh f. by Ambrollo, 3 yrs old . 3dr ' To ISDA Y.-...A. Silver Cup, value Sol. the gikof Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. fur horfes, &c. the property of Privates or Non commiffioned Officers of the N•srth Wales Yeomanry Cavalry. One Mile heats. Mr. Bennloo's bh. Fearnought, aged - - • 1 a - Mr. Dram's b. b. Snap, 4 yrs old 3 a • Mr Pavah's gr. m. Jenny, by hmoater, 6 yrs old . 4 0 3 Mr Price's ch g. Lrichet, 4 yrs o'.d - • . 3 .1 Mr. Largo's eh M. Harlot, by °IMMO', 3 yrs old . 7 s Mr. Willlainfsm's eh. m. Fortune, 4 yrs old - - 3 6 Mr. Brookfield's b. c. by (ileums, 4 yrs old a 7 WiDPI A SD kit.—A Supfcripra , m Porfe of 501. fret for any horfe, &c. for 3,5, 6 yrs old, and aged.— Four mile heat;. Mr. Hare's bg. Cock fpinner, 6 yrs old . sal I Sir W. W. Wynn's b. c. by Meteor, 3 yrs old 4 gas Mr. Hare's eh. 1, Wrexham Lab . - t 4 4 3 A race better contefted than that of Wcdnefday, was never wit neffed. The Stewards for the enfoing year are, F. R. Price, Ffq. of Briney Pys, and R. Pulefton, Efq. of Eutral, and four day. (port arc expecte& We are concerned to Rate that the amiable Conn. tefs of Keit MARS is dAngerunfly ill, at ber houfc is Portman•fquare. Prince Jassorroustv, a refpeEtable Palifh Noble man, was murdered on the night of the 14th of Sep. timber, at Ketnienuftrou. When the body was ex amined, it apperred that he had been wounded in the head, and ftrangled. He was found in a thicket, not far from the houfe, in the Wand of Kamienollrou. which he had taken for a rummer refidence. He had been in company on Sunday evening, and wag Jets in going home. His domellies are furpefted— but as yet no evidence of their guilt has tranfpired. He had no family. Extra& of a letter from a Field Officer at Buenos Ayres, t o his friend in Argylefbire, dated July 6,1806 : " Our fqoadrots made the entrance of the Rio de la Plata on the 9th of June, and that night a part of it very narrowly efeaped from fhlpwreck on the Lobo's rock.- the advanced frigate, about the fame time, having bad the goo d fortune to capture a Spent% (chestier coming down the River. with the Governor of Truant° on board, whole Pilot was a &Quitman, named Ruffin, fr, Fifellitire, upwards of twenty years fettled in this country. Under the guidance of this man, it was e Calved to proceed up the River in the light veffels &redly, againft the capital. leaving the town and fortrcfs of St. Philip or Montevideo unfubduoi, tattoo miles io the rear, in which fiats it now remains blockaded by the two &eked [hips. " Calm, fogs, a very Intricate navigation, and a variety of pas , sling incidents, protracted a landing until the asth of June, when It was effefted unoppofed at QuUmes, about twelve miles below this City; that night the troopelay on their arms, and about noon next day moved on 'croft a very difficult bog, under the lire of the enemy's artillery, the 71ft regiment leading, attacked, and drove a numerous body of Cavalry and Come Infantry occupying an elevated plain, near the village of ReduCtion, taking from theirs five pieces of cannon.—On this oceafion Captain Le Blanc. an atalve and Witted Officer of the 7llk Regiment, had the misfor tune to kife a leg by a cannon (hot, and (even foldiers of the 7 Regiment were wounded—the reit of the army, perhaps halt tkat number. " After a (beet reit on the ground the enemy had occupied, we advanced towards Rio Chucllo, expeCting that night to Retire the bridge ever it, but it was let fire to by the enemy, and confunsed so our approach " On the following morning, at day-break, our artillery, ammo's. coed by three of the guns taken in the action of the preceding day. being advanced, difiodged, after a Drift cannonade and fire of • mufketry, the enemy, who bad in great number taken poll on the oppofite bank of the Rio Chuello ' a paffsge acrofs which was then elfefted by means of the veffelsfound In it and in the after coos, without further refißance, we were In poffeffion of the city of Bu ena: Ayres, connlining a population of 77,c00. The Officers, from the General to the Bongo, fitting down et (even o'clock to a plentiful dinner, dreffed in the Spanifh &Rion, in the Palace of the Viceroy, - who had, however, made his efeape, taking with him all the public trcafure; an °hied particularly claiming our atten tion.as unlike the Buccaneers of old, we rellgioufly refpeffi all private property, as well as that of the Church ; notwithltanffing there la MU left here property apper.sinlng to the Crown of Spain, In tn. bum, Peruvian bark, quick Giver. &c &e. which, if It is Drone* to a proper account for the benefit of the captors, sod reaches England in fatety, Is likely to place Come of them in a Rats of af. Eunice, rarely atuined in the courfe of military (cruise. " nil country has the tleheft foil, and the moil fuperabundant plenty of all good thing' I have ever beheld, or had formed an idea of. Hall a dozen good finglith battalions and a regiment of Dragoons, in addllon to out prefan lace, are fully competent to overtsrn for ever the coloffal greatnefs of Spain In the Joutbern hemirphere; and it Is Impoffible to employ them any where more advantageoufly for Great Britain. " July 8, by a capitulation granted the City, five days after It came into our poffeffion, it was agreed upon that all public pro perty of every defeription, ()toad be faithfully delivered up to the captors. and the Cabildo and Magiltratee have bound themfeivt s to fee that this article Is faithfully and honourably complied with ; In conformity to which, five or fix hundred thoufand dollars of the money carried off by the Viceroy, have been returned to us; and by a letter this day, from an officer of the 7titadvaneed nine teen leagues with a (mail party on horfeback, it appears that he is In poffeffion of about as much more, which may be expected to arrive probably ht the comae of the week." A Lottery Society, at Henley on Thames, have obtained a (hare of the Ten Thoufand Pounds Price from Mars. Swirr and Co. Next Thurfday, h: diflribution of the Capital Prizes will again c 'do mence; it is therefore incumbent on all whoa fh for good fortune, to purchale their Tickets or Shares pre viou fly. One Eighth Share of No. 7ts7, the Fief Drawn Ticket in the prefent Lottery, entitled to Ten Thou. land Pounds, was fold by Mr. Nna row ' the Poll.Mager of Henley, Agent to Swirr and Co. of the Poultry. and Charing Crofs, to a Club of sx Meal. beet, held at the Plume of Feathers, in the Markt. plate of that Town. •