Star. — London, England, 1806-10-07 00:00:00

ham siva 0 pleats boils Wmha &we Amu. or to ad 101101. dot dirt , will rasa* es be vottelk. No 01Ikar of Whir **an at Army Ma b.. bald or vesubdse " MALTA. MI6 5. sllO • Ton tell daub** Moe bard of din dromald mow O g g waggon/ et die tow rof Tlonsidsfs. •• ttis mobs GS of * bortnnw to the (ley ef Vim) 1 snelo a lk• *intik eggiolon of die Onernordor Migpodkoo, vlikk test Ow at Ink lk ends& Is tko mingas • f elm slkb ot 7al f. meg jaggy mod a motor of becks. erkb ebdr kdiddtosts. • Tinkle so k a oldest oneptka of Tofeoko, this ankles ferpani k. The wltak dry of Valetta mumbled as if agitated lo din Ma Odle" boa of an arsiganks. The make of 'Wm. Marto dog out . gdo Ilfonadod nod at the Hofpitai - 7 0 Wonnisd and at tbek vark:3 Wanda* . to • TM qweedty of guorserder Is be Magazine wasabout SOD bads. MMus a quantity of bells and gralsades. • Twelve or fourteen of our Foglia Artilleryosee were alb haled, sad two or bre. wounded. • Sane of the immenfe limes of which the hooks were built were whet to a raft height, which on their fill have bac end addle to she roofs of she churches, as well as t►e Moral." JAMAICA FLEET. EITIACT OF • LITTER ERNA PLYMOUTH, DATED OCTOBER S. gi I am Corry to acquaint you that on the. 23d Augult the homeward bound Jamaica convoy was encountered by a very fevere gale, during which eleven foundered. On the 25th the gale abated, lizty. Eve fail were in company with the P2IIGUIN, which Hoop is bringing them home. The BilLotctse as got into Bermuda without a rudder, andthe Faaucmiss difmalted. The fleet confined of tog fail, from Ja maica, and got through the Gulph on the 18th. I herewith Lanes a lia of the Mips which were eitagted after the gale. aml the names of thole which went , dawn, u fee as amid be afcertaiaml. The crews of Come an fah. o The Weellpeess Is brawl* by • fehower seri red frost Der. wods. LAY orwipeoy on tie wela of Aaiun, the War, Herglbrw, Lady L. Jens, Ism, Vtailltode, Alfred, *M.rd. Anew, Hoiden* Aso, Howler. Odom* Angelo. lutes. plea, the Gull Owes, ine Maw the Frforendp. the Deter of Ikeeite, 14.14, !down Omelette. Wars& JAR Son, Chotoldps. lleweerke, Mwe., David Shaw. Swami. Mar garet, Medea, Diem, Ceoteries, Adam, Muth& line, Mule Mow' Lord Margaret wed Ans. toss. Swinger Ardent, Margaret, Jaw, Echo, Sages. Powass, Forfeit, 04.aess Placer, Chdleraeld, Hopewell, It. George. lady Ursa., titled, Aftworek Loodlen, Mary, noreakar end the Wakes Dowourlook la the plc, the AM eslono, of Limpet; Ids, of MIAs : Amt, of nervouda, *chines, of Growock t Com Fvto, Ra&JeWla, ',any Second. sad three others of Loges. A Maasboreh (hip, Perle, arrived at Portfmouth, from Monte Video, brings the intelligence that the fell in with the Jamaica frigate, off the Banks of Newfoundland, cruising is finch of Sir J.:No Boa Lase W 's fquadron, with the information that the French Fleet, under Admiral Wita.autera, had been teen off the Chefapeak. We hope, therefore, that Sir Jove will receive timely information of the enemy's route. Some fear is entertained that Sir JoNv's fqvadron may have encountered the thorn by which Sir RICHAID STILACII•M Coffered (0 fevere. ly ; but no rotelligence to that effed has been receiv. ed, as was yellerday reported. His Ma'am , has been pleated to command an in. creak of pay to the boys employed in the Marines, from fispence to ninepeoce a day. Yeflerday morning at fix o'clock the Duke of Was left town for Windfor ; and alter laying a number of military appointments and promotions before his Maissrir for his approbation, rode on horfeback with his MSJISTY and the Prince&s. Saturday Lord MINTO, his Lady, and the Hon. bfifs ELLtor, their eldeft daughter, arrived in town from Scotland. - - The Lady of Sir Samos" HOOD left ber houfe, in Wimpoleltrect, on Friday, for Portfinouth, and on Saturday, at twelve o'clock, her Ladylkip arrived at the 'Se of Wight, where the met Sir Santis", who win remain under the care of his Surgeon till In& eSently recovered to refume his command. The new town on the Royal Foreß of Dartmoor, belonging to the Dnchy of Cornwall, is prove& sly rifiog-,ft is exiled Prince Town, being in the niggt• bourbood of Torr.royal, the refidence of -- wa re, Efq. being Lord Warden of the Stannaries, Secretary to the Duke of CORNWALL, and a Member of Parliament for the ancient borough of Plymouth. The S frigate, lately launched from Mr. Ross's yard, Clathan., failed for the Nom yetlerda) • Extra& of a Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Ro• lilts Roes, of the Jodi Regiment of Foot, to a Gentleman in Edinburgh, dated Monteleone, in Ca labria, July is with concern that I feel nsyfelf called upon to make known to you the death of youririertd, the late Captain Maclaine, sal the sods Foot. He fell in the field of battle, on the plains of Maids, in Calabria, on the 4th inßant, bravely beading and saliently leading on hie company (the soth Light Infantry) agalnit vim I with melancholy fatisfadtion that I communicate ,to you the stneral grief prevalent among his friend. and acquaint ances at hi. lola t and It will, I truß, afford fame flight confute e'en, that death took its departure without even a momentary pain or aroggle. His brave company, who led the charge of the Ruyonet In battle, and b whom he was much beloved, had ample vengsaslce for his deathln the havoc which they made among the SMUT. THIATRI, COVENT GARDIN.—Lag night Macbeth was afted before a very crowded and genteel audience. Remits and Mrs. SIDDONS difplayed their wonted powers in the leading charatters. The entertainment was Rai" Hood, and it introduced to the public a gentleman named BILLAMY, as the Chief of Sher wood Fora, being hi; firll appearance on a London Rage. His perfon is rather elegant, and his aelion nnemberraffed. His voice is a rich mellow tenor, and lie was highly applaudeckin all his longs. His voice Teems peculiarly well adapted to part•finging, leveret inllances of which he gave with great effeB, efpecially in a duet with lNctsooi, and iu a quattetto towards the end of die Sal ad. LEDSIDN, OCTOBER 3. The Patties took the amufement of hunting with Lord DARLINGTON on Tuefday ; on Wednefday his Royal Highaefs paid p vifit to his venerable and re fpedled tutor, the old Ai-61,410p, a vilk which affir dal the moll Gneere delight to his Royal Flightier*, having teen the companion of his early Rudies in eatiaordinary good health, and furrounded with); aussier of his fine family : this charming old gentle. man was very much Jelled by the kind manner of the Prince, who expretred his feelings in terms of the yea fincere attachment. Their Royal Highnelfes partmk of a collation, and hated themfelves by this moll exemplary Prelate. On :Tbstriday their Royal Highneres, with a large partr.lyifited Lady laying, at Templeneafam antient refidenee of the Knights Templar was greatly admired by the Royal Brothers, who rode and walked kbout the gardens and park, until three o'cle•ck. There was a moll elegant &joist prepared for the Royal Vifitora, after which they took their leave, and returned to dinner, exprefEng their thanks for the very polite attention they had received. This morning, about one o'clock, their Royal Highneffes left the hofpitable feat of Mr. 'Newts, and honoured Mr. Sams with their com pany at dints . The Prince and hia Mite arrived at Carbon-horde early on Sunday laft. The body of Earl CIA' NOWT [tube's foot to Nor folk. for interment in the fimilr weak. The Prineefs of War's has nearly hot the better of the hurt the received at Leatherberd, but is moil fenfibly affefted for Mir , CIII.LM ►DILIT'e Codas lot; of life almoft before t rr t yrs. Mifs CHOLMMID/LIT n , .t " Maid of Honour" to the Princefs of Wai.ss That ism office not at tached to her Highnefs's WISTIKINSTOR ELscrtow.—This morning, be• tween eight and nine o'clock, that part of Covent' Garden Market in front of the Hulling., began to be crowded with fpeetators. No oppolition whatever to Earl Plan , being expeiffed, the populace was not fu numerous, however, as on fimilar former occafions. Precifely at nine o'clock Earl Piaci, appeared uri ti t h e H.i tings amid(! repeated Etroutsnf applaufe His Lordfb p wss accompanied by a numerous party of trie' ds, among whom we noticed Lnrd P 411•. WHITIR/AD, Mr. BTNG, the Member for Mid. &fez, and feseral other Members of Parliament. The High Bailiff of WelbnitHler having read the Writ for the Elation of a Member of Parliament for Well tninfter in the room of Mr. Fox, Mr. Will came forward and addreffed the Ebd , rs, in a thou but elegant fpecch. He began Is ) paying a tribute to the memory of Mr. Fox, whofe name could not be too much d by eversilide rcr•dent man in this country. He dwelt upon the slimly virtues if the noble Haute of Northumberland. 411.1 concluded by propofing Huoir Earl PERM, as A proper perfon to reprefent the City of Weltminaer ir. Pit liament. Mr. WHITIRIAD was heard with marked attention, and was repeatedly interrupted by tokens of appro berm. Lard Timms came forward and rtitl, that It would not intrude upon the time of the Elettors after what had already been Paid, and concluded by fay. ing, he thought that they could not be better repre• terped than by his Hon. Friend Lord PIRCY. . . Nn other Candidate appearing, and a thew of h nts being called for, the Returning Officer de cl.rred that HUGH Earl Paacy was duly defter!. Lord Ps tc Y now came forward, and, in an elegant and impirdive manner, thanked the Eleaors for the honour they had done him, in choofing him for their Reprefenrative—his Lordfhip declared, that to fop port our glorious Constitution would be the prouckft objea of his Parliamentary career. His Lordibip then bowed, and retired amidil the applaofes of the fpeaators. The ufu.l fcene of tumult and confufion, atten ding the demolition of the Huflings, immediately en rued. This favt , urite objea with the populace, was not effeaed until nearly an hour had clapfed ; but, fo far op we could learn, without any perfon Wain ing any feriouaperfonal injury—a few flight bruifes and fcratches excepted. A crimfon gilt chair elegantly decorated with laurel was brought on the (boulders of eight or ten men to the door of Hudfon's Hotel, where Lord Paacv had retired with a few friends his Lordfhip was then chaired round the Market in the ufual form, and afterwards carried in the fame floe down South ampton-Rivet, and along the Strand to Northumber land Hattie amid the fhouts of the populace. His I.3;cl(bip looked remarkably well, be was drefFed in a plain blue coat ; when he thanked the Ekanrs he (poke diainaly and with a becoming de gree of animation. His Grace the Duke of Noaratreessacesto and two of his beautiful daughters were at the lower windows of Hudfon's Hotel during the Election, and feemedshighly pleafed with the fcene. The populace, upon the whole, behaved with greater propriety than,upon former occafions. Mr. Fox's Fostritax.—The perfons who are to join in this folemn and melancholy procefFron are to affemble at the Stable-yard, St. James's by eleven o'clock on Friday morning. To marfhal and arrange them will occupy at lean an hour. The Order of the Proceflion, we underßand, will be as fellows : _ Mutes. Standard-bearcn, Ste. Madan. in Mourning (Vain, playing the mon (demo airs. Mutes again, with the other racial AMamt.. THE BODY. In a Heasre et a dnme•like form at the top. W 000ftrutted as to - give a full akw of the Coffin. The Chkf MOUTON Lord HOLLAND. The Carriages bearing the Dirators of there folemo rites. Eleetors of Weft/Midler, four and four. Members of the Whig Club, three and three. Members of Parliament, two sod two. Caulages of tire Nobility, &e. &c. It is net yet undertlood whether the Prince of Wat.ss will be prefent on the occarron. The (beets are ti be lined by the Wellminfler, St. James's, and Somerfet•houfe Volunteers, under the command of a General Officer. Such is the outline of the folemnit y. FRITH or Toil-H—A work, in the highell degree curious and impottant, is now under contemplation. It is a word, under the Frith of Forth I to be formed at a little dillance from Q2een's-ferry. The diflance TOM Ihore to (bore is abr,ut two miles I The capital required will be at lean i6o,ccol. and the work will require four years to be caccutcdl AWITICAL INTELLIGRA'CIL Dublia Witet ro r d Litlaott MAILS DAY. ARIL DUB. ♦ll. •01. 1 z Onttenburst 3 o I t Hamburg!' 0 1 1 0 • FALMOUTH, OCroaFR Arrived the Princefs Elizabeth packet, Kinn, with mails from Lifbon, after a !saline of 14 days ; left lying there the Prince of Wales and Tow•nfhend packets ; the latter arrived out in five days; left alto the fleet under Admiral Earl ST. VINCENT, (even fail of the line and two frigates. Wind N N.W. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 6. Arrived his Majelty's (hips PLOVPII from Ply mouth I Clissezy from a eruize ; and PEsrtsct.s from Cork ; elf° the Supply, Ozford,,firom Water ford.—Wind N.W. DOVER, OCTOBER 6. Arrived yellerday afternoon the brig Freio, of Uddewalla, Captain Sundberg, fiom London, to take in a cargo; alfo Dist , tiara gun brig, from a cruize.—Paffed by lan night, the brig Enigheden, Captain MAU, with a cargo of wine, from Cadiz, bound to London. —Sailed the ACTIVE cutter, for Commcdore Ovrr m's IquaLlron, off Boulogne. Wind W. N. W. and moderate. . DEAL, OCTOBER 6. This day at noon the CALYPSO (loop away arrived in the Downs, from Calais, and landed at this place Mr. Bs stucco, the Mellinger, IA hen immediately pro ceeded for London with his difpatches.—Came down from Chatham this morning, and failed for Calais, an' Englifh (loop, with French ptifoners. Arrived and failed for the River, the Lord Duncan, Love, from Limerick ; alto atiived the &frit', floop-of war, Cone praam, and feveral gun brigs, from a ernize, and remain. Sailed the FURY bomb, with the Seraph fore Ibip ; Royal George, Kant, for Buenos Ayres, and the ref" of the outward bound, under convoy for Portfmouth. The Vesuvius bomb has a fignal flying for a convoy to the Weßward. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 6. The lois FT Hoop of war, which was appoint:d convoy for Tonningen, has juR left the Non with a fine breeze at S.W. but has no vac!' under her con voy. FROM imovn's usT. GeATISeND. OCTOBER s.—Pared by the Cotton Planter, Ed ward ; Ranger, Martha ; and the Enterprise, Cole, from Surinam ; Polly, Castles ; end the Thansat, Thomas, from Ormada; Edward, Walker, from Tobago; Enterprise Duncan, from St. Vincent's; Young William, lever, front ()ocher; Thema and Mary, Mar. ray. from Tobago ; Vrow Catharine, Forbes' sad the Hamburgh Boric, Herwedge, from Hamburgh; Fortues. Heralds; and the Vrow Catharine, Fridard, from VareL—Silled the Spring Genre, —, for loam' Ayres; bitgbit, Wood for Cost; Ceres, Pe• tern, for Dublin ; Concord, Rudlasid, for Stralfuarl Ceutte nung, }infra, for Stamen; Jorge Wilhelmina, Jona 1 0 6. 1 se a, —; Jorge Anna Dorothea, —; and the Nadi Oedagt, for Hamburgh °erotica 6 —Paled by the Omen! David, Horn, from the River Plata; Duchefs of York, Houghton, from Surinam; Si bells, Barton, and the Gorge, Puddicomb, from Demerara; Dalrymple, ---, from Bahia ; Nancy, Leilie, and the Mary, Leek, from Peteriburgh ; Edmund, Repper, from ldbeau ; Vrow Catharine, Reimmers; Vrow Anna,Shotus ; and the Endraght, Baykal, born Hamburgh.—Sailed the Cambrian, Peat, for Ja maica ; Wilding, Mamas. for Demean; Olive Branch, Lit. della& /or New Orleans; Crow Margaretha, Range, for Stet tin ; Lomita Johanna, Bacttront, for Stockholm ; sod the Patio ten, WIWI, for Elfinnre. ARRIYLD.—At Plymouth, the James, Woodbnry, from Tcnc riffe ; and the Bdluoa, Crow; from Quebec —At Padftow, 'Tho mas, Adams from Peterfburgb—At Poole, Union, Samplen, from Newfo undland—At Liverpool, Lucy, Curtis, from New Orleans ; Alexander. MEenzie,from I.lllrm ; Swan. Wondhtfry, from Cadb; and the George. Jacks, from Quebec—ln the Clyde. Dunlop, Ewen, from ()ocher—At Malta, Phabe, Gunlhaw ; Catharine Old Ann. Jelisrd ; Elizabeth, Appleton; Nicholas; New Diligence, Bratdbarg, Sheppard; Amphi trite, Leary; Rebate ---••••-t; Richard, Brook's-flay ; Betfey, Clifton; Monarch, Oonnach , and the Swallow, front Londe': Quebec, labials, Walker; and the New enow-01, from London—At Virginia, Hacales, Bradford, from Liverpool The Iris, Maddock', from Cork for Gibraltar, Is captured and carried into Algebras. _ _ . The Trio, from Demerara for London, is eaptuad and curled into St. Martin's. Letters from New York to the tlk of September, were received yefterday, via Liverpool. We are happy to find, that the Yellow Fever had not made its appearance at the above date, and from the ad vanced period of the feafon, the inhabitants of New York were under no apprehenfions of • return of the difeafe All the feaport towns of the United Stites have been perfally healthy this year. Yeflerday fe'nnight, the Ordnance Canteen, in the Upper Barracks, Chatham, was let by auftion, for the term of one year only, for the vet y large turn of 6sol. The preterit occupier and his father have held the above Canteen ever Since it has been built (upwards of 40 years) at the rent of only 301. per annum. Some alarm prevails for the fate of the Czfar, Sir R. STItACHAN'S flag Ship. A letter from an Officer on board the Montague, one of the Squadron, to his father in Bath, after defctibing the dreadful burri. case which they encountered between the 17th and the soth of Auguft, Pays, that the Csfar made a Signal of having fprung a leaks but the (form was fo tremendous, that they could afford her nn affilance. The Officers of theAudacious ' belonging to the (qua. dron, and which has arrived at Plymouth, alf3 fay, that when that (hip was lying almoft a wreck, after the form bad continued five days, they law a quan- tity of floating wreck. Other, and we 'qua more correlt, accounts mention, that the Czfar, apparently lefs damaged than any other !Lip of the fquadron, had borne up for Jamaica. Saturday Mails reached the — orl-office from Jerfey and Giternfey. A brig with wheat was cut out from under the batteries of St. Woes, by the boats belonging to the little enterprifing fquadron under the orders of Captain Buattowrs. On Sun- day, while cruizing before the town, the brig was difcovered in a bay under their lee, the points of which were crowned with batteries of great ttrength. Mr. BOOTH, Matter of the STRENUOUS, however, boarded and brought her out under a (bower of (hot, and in pretence (.4 thoufands of perfons who were alfembled on the beach. A large French frigate was in the harbour at the rime, but although her force was fuperior to the aggregate of our little fquadron, the prudently declined to meet them. The CONSTANCE, on the 23d uh. fell in with fcve ral gun brigs, and chaced them into Granville Bay, itOer corer of their batteries. CHATHAM. 0070112.U2 7. An accident of a wit melancholy and fatal Re' ors happea.d on the morning I Thurflry Litt, in the myelin on the left of Chatham lines :—two very large Mick arches, which were built for the putpnle of limn ing a magazine, were finilbed on lad Saturday week. On Wednefday the carpenters were direlted to cafe down the centring. over which the arches were built, in twofer that the brick work might come to its bear. logs; (an operation which in large buildings is per formed at lean twice, but moll generally three times, before the frame work is entirely taken away)—this was accordingly done ; and on Thinfday morning. before the commanding engineethad been en the (pot, the workmen, in the pretence of two or three foremen of the bricklayers and co-peelers, proceeded tinder the arch, wi.hout having taken the precaution toff, whe ther the brick work had followed tke frame, andin ead of eating d wn, hemtn to tem,,ve the uprights which fipported the ctn.. 'Ns:the conteqoence ..1 which we., that the whale m-f- of !nick w. tk , ver their to ad , , fell in with a dreldfnl crafh, and net of ten per f ns, fir civil, and four carpenters, who were CIll• pinyed to this ti ,h ppy bawls, eight were et uthsd to death, and buries in the ruins, and the other two were with much difficithy fas eo.being mach brnifed and lacerated. The moil prompt mealiii es we•e:aken to eneleavr.ur to er rieate the bodies ..1 the unions nate (offerers, bujo% bile the workmen wc'e sle.s.o.g away the rubb:fo fir that purple, an alarm was given that the remaining arch wa► telling, and liar they were in danger ; before they could proceed with their work, it wasnecerar y that the building thould hc &cur ed; daring this Hate of awful firlpence, one the pour fellows, fence Caved, and who was fluttered and buried in the minims high as his chell, was in momentary ex. peetation of being again overwelmed, kept crying out, that, as an aa of mercy, tome of the byff enders would put at. end to his mifery and exittence. At the extreme herald of their lifts, however, Tome fearlefs and determined men, gent to his affiliance, and ex tricated him from his dreadful fituation. As loon as the remaining arch was fecured, the workmen pro. eeeded in their leareh, and continued working till dark, by which time they found five of the bodies, and at an early hour tbe next mod:ling, the remaining three were dug rat. The bodies were conveyed to the Barracks Holpital, and an inqueft was held be fore J. Sammons, Efq. one of the coroners of the county, when the Jury, after amen difpaffionate and unprejudiced enquiry into every circumllance, gave in a verdiet of Accidental Death. The Piers on which the Arch was built, are Ned ing, and are perfeetly found, and iris rappoied that the remaining arcA will Rand fecure. Two of the unfortunare people have left widows and large families, one (even, the other five children, who are reduced to the uttnoll dikes by this acci• dent. 00 Sunday, G. Stroud, nne of the carpenters un fortunately killed by the falling of the arch on 'churl day, was buried at St. Margaret's with military ho nours. The Chatham and Gillingham Volunteer Artillery, commanded by Captain Da awes too s, (of which corps he was a member) muttered very Banns upon the occafion, and attended his remains to the ;Once of interment. On Saturday afternoon lilt a fracas of a very feriont nature occurred in Angel Gardens, Rat cliff Highway, between a number of Chinefe anti Laker, belonging to the lndiamen lying near Shad well. The meeting was originally of a relive cafe, but form terminated in a manner very different, in confequenee of come reference having been made to what naffed on board of the Skelton Celle on her voyage bun) B .mbay fotne time ago. That Ihip had on I).w-a about tso Lafcart,_and as Chinefe, in order to fief in navigating her to England. One of the Chi• nefe having committed fomc heinous offence, was fen. fenced to be fl gged, and it fell to the lot of a Lafcar to inflia the punifhment. In difeharging his duty, it was fuppnfed by the Chinefe on board that he had ufed the cat-o'nine-tails with more fevethy than be need to have done. A bloody battle was the relish, in which between so and 40 were wounded on both fides, but only is were confidered in fulficient danger to be Cent to the Li.ndon Hofpital. Of theft, 14 are Lafcars, three of whom are not likely to recover. It is a matter of furprife, after fu much bloodfhed, and fo many violent blow• having pallid, that no perfon was killed on the fput. Four Lafcars, however, bad a narrow efcape, .4 we underhand they had cords around their necks, and were jolt about to be turned off from a bedflead, when they were refcued by a party of (cameo. Yefterd.iy morning, tome hundreds of Lafears and Chinefe affembled before the Manfion•Houfe. Their übjedwas to obtain the releafeof their friends, who had been fent to prifon. They conceived the LOAD Maroc to be the head of all the Magillrates, and, therefore, enabled to liberate their countrymen, without con. Cutting thofe who had committed them. The Lnau Mayo* convinced them to the contrary ; upon which they departed in peace. Holm's , and Co. tefpeafully acquaint the public, that they are felling Tickets and Shares, which will entitle the pnrchafer to io,cool. next Monday morn ing, betides fevetal Capital Prizes of zo,oool ; to,oool. ; and soool. ; at their old ellablifhed State Lottery Offices, 46, Cornhill, se, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. The ticheft Lottery Wheel ever known goes round on Monda► morning next, with 20,000 Tickets only. Ten Thonfand pounds mutt be given to the Fait drawn Ticket, and either of the so,oool. pool. wool. &c. are a; likely to be drawn that day as on any other, there being no Sired capital. This is as advantage to thole who porchafe before next Monday, that has not been offered for many years pat. Next Monday the prefent State Lottery will begin Drawing at Cooper's Hall, in Balinghall-ftreet.— 'acre will be :zoo Tickets drawn out of the Wheel, in the cootie of the day, and the/tic-drawn will be entitled to Ten Thoufand Poem.. The Drawing will finifh about three o'clock in the afternoon, di. redly after which, the fate of the numbers drawn that eld • be leo by appl-:-- - he i3isie' 01 ny I )lc m cs ay 4 be c k o p r io n w hi n ii, b e y ,. a so pitn a g ri a n t g eit c h r e o r h of B w r h s e n r ' e s li, acts and Sharcl, warranted undrawn, may be 'Ad daily (whila any remain), and all Prizes fold Ersri's Ogzices, wirl be paid ctl demand. •