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I not s the rman, d the Die of :o St. )), the 3 had MI as 1 here Em. anfea - This mate. Om; in the rot to in, :t e c k, we rn : the n µ ' ea• corn- HANOVER, DEC. 6. The term of forty-eight hours, which was granted en all the merchants to give ha a Ratement of the Englithmerchandize which they had in their parer Pion, having expired, =ciliary vifits a:none thyit ire to commence to day. Doc. g.—General Ruby, who commanded keVe, has fet out to proceed to the head quarters of Marflinl Mintier, who is at prefent at Anclam, on the frontiers of Swedill Pomerania. The command of this city has been confided, for the fecond time, to the General of Brigade Schaum. The Executive Committee has publifhed the fol. lowing order : a By order of his Excellency Marital Monier, di commerce, or any eamodtion of that hind with England. is drittly prohibit at seek In alto ordered, that no letters, or packets for that king &MN hr feat, or fuffired to be lint, by any of the inhabitants or pecans fa*, The pertain lo edict In every town a:cello:eta M Sobs lormil to every one this order. • Hower, Dec 5,1806. In the name of his &falsity the Emperor of the French and King of Italy. (Signed) V. &CEDING." PARIS, DECEMBER s. The deputation of the Palatinate of Pofen having been admitted to an audience of the Emperor Napo leon. and they having mandated a claire that his Imperial Majeay would deign to proclaim the inde pandence ofPoland, the Emperor replied, that Franca had never recognifed the different partitions of Poe land, but that he would not ifrue the proclamation until the Poles were determined to defend their rights not only by arms, but ado by means of every fired. See, even that of their lives. That Europe bad hi-1 therto reproached the Pales with having, in their civil diffention,, frequently facrificed the interefts of their country, and that they had now an opportunity of proving that they were conelted by experieace ' and the misfortunes of which they bad long been the c. viainas. Thee has appeared within there few days ' a fmalt work in the Hebrew tongue with a French tranfla tion on one fide, which has caufed tome feafation with rept& to prefent eircumßances. The author is a baptifed Jew, who figns himself Samuel Yelfiti, (Chrillian) Paly Rufch, of the houfe of David, Lieu tenant at the Imperial Hotel of Invalids. This works has for its title " Who is this but an Ifraelite Chrif.. dart?" with the epigraph " our philofophy is the Notion of Abraham." Then follows the eonfeffion of faith. The author concludes by exhorting the young Irraelites rangethemfelves under theflandard of Napoleon to conquer . jerufalem and rebuild the temple. Declasses 4.—The entry of the French into Prulfia was fo fudden, that the Adminiftratiim were pot able to live much of the military property. There is reafon to believe, flowerer ' that much has been taken away by individuals, wh o have been either ta. citlrantborifed, or who have silted on their own an thority. The Cammilfary of the Fourth Divifion of the Army, arifhing to turn to profit of the army the finks of its conquelfs, has fummoned all the perfons detaining military property, whether belonging to the Xing, or to any divifion of the Pruaian army, to make a declaration of the fame. The property con. vaned in there magazines will be valued by caper'. enced perfoos, and a part of their value will be granted to thofe making declaration, and who (hall "; be entitled to reward. ' The newly formed Legion of the North is on its ~march for Berlin. Four thoufand men let out within • two days from Nancy. It is fisted, that among(' the number of Pruaian prifocers of war, these are more than a 5,000 Poles, who are defined to ferve their ancient Country, as will alto thole Officers of Prufaan regiments who are Poles. M. Denon, Director of the Mufenm Napoleon, has arrived at Berlin. He has vifited all the Royal Pa laces and has examined with care all the valuable productions of art, which deferve 'to be ranked among(' the objects of that kind pollen - a by France. A Sub- Direaor has vifited Sans Souci, and has given direc tions to take away feveral Battles. Chefis are making by workmen at Potfdam for the purpofe of tranfport: log here all thole valuable articles. Irovissata sp.—The frills Legion, which has been for fix months at Alencon, received orders on the 14th, to march for Berlin, and let off, in con4quence, on the 25th. Accoiding to private letters, the city of Glogau furrendered by capitulation to the Bavarian troops that befieged it. The projeasd journey of the Emprefs to Betlin. venders k more and more probable that the Emperor will continue at the head of his army till peace is concluded on the Continent. (FROM THE SWEDISH GAZETTE) A letter front Stralfund, of the at ft ult. Rates that Capt. Van des Laricken, of the Swedifh regiment of bears, of Mofnesfkad, was attacked on the 18th of the Paid month, at Giethen, in the vicinity of Anclam. by a detachment of French horfe and foot, which be repulfed. According to letters rf the z3d ult. from the fame place, every thing was then quiet on the frontiers of Swedifh Pomerania. STOCKHOLM, Nov. 27. —By a letter, dated Am hessian', the !ph of thus month, Mr. G. H. Brain lem, Sonful General, has informed the Royal ruard of Trade, i'•uut the Dutch Government have c ntoc to the refoluition, that all Swedifh, Ruffian. and Pruffian !hips are henceforth to be treated in the fame manner as the Englifh. COPAN SiAO2ll, Dic. 6.—The Anrea frigate, which conveyed Lord Hutchinfon, bas received Co much damage by Itriking . near Anholt, that the is now in. our dock to be repaired. She bad after the sceidept conftantly firty man at her pumps. His Lordfhip has gone in a merchant flip to Dantzig, and will Coon reach the ?ruffian army. DICE/4111R 13. —On the loth inflant, the French Charge d'Affaires M. Defcuigier, received a courier, and the neat morning accompanied htm to Kit), with difpatches. A reinforcement of azoo men has ar rived fafely at Stralfund, and the regiment of Neick and Wurmfland is expelled at Yftadt, for the fame dellination. _ . CONSTANTINOPLP, Nov. 9.—Two interpreters are arrived from Fatah Schach, the Emperor of Perna, one of whom immediately proceeded to Pali., or to the Emperor cf France, accompanied by M. Joubert, I" -.101 Dragoman, who has lately /Milled horn 31,c a : The put port of his mifficn is laid to be of ;teat iraportance. I The Freed Ambafrader, General Sebaliani, has Ohio theft few day., had an indictee of the Grand Seignior, in the flrieet incognito. • M. D. Pontecaulant. Member of the French Senate, arrived here lately. His objea is not yet known. L . The iligitthlic of kagufa has difpatched its principal Drags/nab m this city, to retina the Porte's permif- Goal to.Pmkkafe provifions, &c. in the Ottoman Em. Aire, the want of every necatfary being very great. FRONTIVIti TURtIY, Nov. 21.—0 n the ER of o&ober an *Stance ufferdive and defenfive, WU con cluded between the Porte and Runs, of the following tenor : -..•-. . . in, The affairs of the Pelting of Moldavia and Wsllicidtbandi as far as relpedis their allocation and their depuiltice,thall be de cided by the two Powers. ad, 'l' he Republic of the Seven Mends mall remain undo the dominion of Ituffia. 3d. The cullonu mill continue upon the old footing. Oth, The Ruffians Dean, during nine fuceeflive years, have per miffioo to load their anolds through the Ottoman territory,. wen againft their own enemies an sgainft thole of Turkey. di, the Ruffians titan have permillion to bring their flifpe of war to anchor in the ftraita of Conftantinople, and mad moreover obtain from the Porte the nectar). Cut:plies. 6th, Ruffle fubjeets, old or new, wherever they may be, awn I have the privilege of trading throogb the whole extent of the Tur kith Empire, and even to potTefs property there. 7th, The Greek veffels that carried the Ruffian flag and were forced to lay it aide by order of the Porte, dull have the liberty of refuming it. Bth, The Greta. fubjedts of Turkey mall be allowed to enter the Ruffian fervice when they pleafe: the Porte gives them permif. Oen to do fa 9th, The rights of Legallogo relative to Interpreters, (hail re. mils on the old footing. sorb, The Ambaffador of Prance mall gait Conitantinopte. stir, No Firmato than be any longer greeted to the reels of Todd& fabed* to proceed to the countries of the enemfes of Raffia. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER sp. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Caacila. fur Jan. deff—Reclarall SS4 39.—Oraalam pa. Excheqaer Bilk par. • The merchants who Waited on Lord GCINVILLI, lair Friday. on the fabjee of the unpleafant accounts 'relative to the . feisure of &kith property at Charle( tnn, were, Mr. Alderman Straw, Mr. &worm, and 111 r. Tursso. The letters from Charleftist), announc ing the fart, were dated the 2:d ult. Letters from Philadelphia, of the 4th init. haVe fince been receiv. ed, by which we learn, that the merchants were in great perplexity in confequence of the operation of i the non.impnrtatios law, and that feveral sack which had arrived at New York, were on the 28th ult, lying at the wharfs with their hatches unbroken. Congrefs was to meet on the tit init, and no doubt was entertained of that fevers and impolitic at being immediately repealed. Since our. lafk, three mails from Hufum have ar rived. By this converaner, Hamburgh Papers to the 57th hate been received, the contents of which are interefiing. It appears, that np to the aBth ult, the day on which the French entered Warfaw, no affair of im portance bad taken place between them and the Ruf fians ; but even from Davoosc's own Rateinent, the French teem to have been worßed by the Coffacks, and this probably gave rife to the widely circulated report of their being defeated in a great battle. It fee= confirmed, however, that the Ruffians have adopted the Fabian fyflem, and mean to try to wear out the French by delay and retreat,. Gene. ral lismaimossa's corps evacuated Warfaw, and the Ruffians have every where fallen back from the Banks of the Vitiate, but we hope it is not true that the Ruffian bead quarters were at Kaminier, for, if General Banal/totem retreated in that 'direttion, he will be completely cut off from the Pratfalls, ■nt cannot, we apprehend, be in the heft lituation for receiving reinforcements from Ruffia. Kaminiet is at a great difLuice from Warfaw. It teems that the divifions of DAVOUST, MUILAT, and SOULT are at Warfaw. Bo AAAAAA I proceeds thither as Coon as the army has taken the intended politione. Theft papers contain little fatisfaeory intelligence refpeeing the Pruffians. Generals Totsrov and Bu HOIVDIN have, however, joined the force along with the KING. But if General Beam anus Es has retreated towards Kaminier, thefe corps cannot co-operate It is perfeely afeertained that the Kato of Ps u SSIA has rejelled Bo 's offers. His condufi, there fore, is the fubjeft of inveflive in the Berlin Journals• Thorn, after a bombardment, has been taken by the corps of Lasers. Nothing is faid of Aocsa sau, though it is reported Graudentz is taken, which, if true, molt have been taken by his corps. The Pruftans are reported to have 17,000 troops at Dantzig. Hi; Pruffian Majety has retired to Ko. niglberg. His family, with the (been, &c. are, it is (aid, gone to Peterlbnrgh. Glogau has furrendcred to Joanna TIONAPAR Tel Corps. Brain has alfo capitulated. Poland is decidedly to come under a new mailer. MUIt•T, or Tome other officer or relative, will probably obtain the Sovereignty. Aultria Teems not quite fatisfied, but indemnities are talked of, and that Court has no choice—they have witjidrawn all the troops that were lately in bohemia, Ike. in com pliance with the mandate of BOWAPARTI. According to theft papers, Ruflia has declared war againa the Porte. If In, the Turks mutt again have been intimidated by the threats of the French Miniller, notwithtlanding the recent arrangements by which it wa► expelled that event wodd be awarded. This will probably prove highly favourable to the views of the French on the North of Europe, by transferring the feat of war to the Sosth. Meofure; limilar to thole mimed at FlOmborgh have been adopted in other quarters, againft the coin menial interells of this country.. This has taken place at Hanover, . and alto at Mecklenburgh, and Indeed throughout all the circle of Lower Saxony. Mecklenburgh Schwerin has been taken porfaffiln of in the name of Bo AAAAA TM, and is intended as a Ducal eftablameot for one of his Generals. General Mr c AVD has been appolmid Commandant of Hamburg!), Lutizek, fcc. In Hamburg!' the mea• ' (Ores of feverity againti our trade argil maintained, and it is reported that Meas. BMRgH , BLACKII, Bintaoks, and otharmember s of thorEagalb radio; y, were ordered of for Vel aide, but dif the )6th they had milt left Hamburgli. _ _ _ Marfbol Moo-rise, according to the lift accounts, wit at Roitrack. It is laid lie is *bout to beftege Stralfund. His troops were principally at Andorra. Reinforcements continue to witch toehe French army in Poland. It is calculated that there is at leaft s motto men in Poland, betides thofe in Sile 44, Land forming the garrifons of the diffefent,conquered places. Letters from Copenhagen, of the 6th, mention, that Lord Hy TCKINION has proceeded on his rn%f fion. Probably he will go to Memel, or Konigtberg. The ASTRIA, which carried out his Lotchhip, has been Co much damaged, that it is doubtful Whether the can be fo repaired as to be fit for the voyage horde. , ' On Saturday a veffel arrived from Olen, in Nor mandy, the mafler of which. Captain LOsssasact, reports, that before he left France he had heard a Bulletin read, which contained an aecqunt of the French having defeated the Ruffians with the lofs of iss.poo men, killed, wounded, and prifuners. We are idenned to doubt this report, and to confider it as landed upon the 36th Bulletin, dated Pofen, the tf r Which claims tome fuceetTes over the Ruffians. As the latter were retreating, it is not probable that the French would obtain fuch fuccefa over them, at leaf* fo ta►on. On Saturday tome letters were received in Town from Dantzic, by the Caledonia, arrived in the River, which brings intelligence from thence to the sth or 6th December. The four Ruffian diviliop, fad then formed a junaion on the Viflula, and were joined by 40,000 Pruffians, under the orders of Gen. The King continued at Oflerode. Captain Rociza underftood before he failed, that the French had (uttered very much from ficknefs, occafinned by numerous privati ms ' and almoll con- Rant expaure to cold and wet. The hofpitals at Pofen and Gnefna were Sated to contain ty,ooo The infurreaion in Poland has, by no means, ear refponded with the ezpeaations °JIB . The Wnywodfhip of Lenezye, which was molt naive in the caufe, and which feized that fortrefs from the Pruffians, and defended it againft them until the ar rival of a body of French cavalry, has not produced 'more then Soo men. The Woywodilip of Siradia, and the Department of Menia, have furnithed 1.648 foldiers, and 11322 bodes. The fkeletons of four regiments have been formed at Gnefna, Rogalia, Rawick, and Cotten, but they are not yet complete. In anfwer to the Proclamation of General Dom- BROWSKI, in which lie thanks the people of Poland for their alacrity in according with the willies of their deliverer, the inhabitants in his intereft have retnrned him a delaration to the following elicit : " The pofitive affurance which has jua been given to the Polanders, that; according to the with of our Coiner. the invincible NAPOLION, all the forces *1 the nation are about to be united; and that General DOMBROWSKI is autborifed to raife, from the ruins in which onr nppreffors have left it, the national I power which ought to receive new life; and he hav ing, in confequence, awakened us from our political death, we, in full confidence, return him the follow in Declaration : 'We will not only grant the number of recruits that are required, but will alto give to all the. new-railed Wien of the country, cloth. thins, and (hoes fuESelcat to equip them, as well as a month's pay; and it ft Mould happen that we cannot deliver theft articles in' kind, we will agree with M. Su asteatcat, Pre- Went of the Commiflariat of Pofen" for the (aid ankles, ac cording to their value. This little faalfiee will prove to our liberator, that the only appeal which has been made to us,'Be. spate Polanders; bas been (Adult to make as put into hishands our Seta sad our property. - Devoncr has declared, by proclamation. that any Pole obeying a requifition of times on the part of PrufGa, or who (hall aid in recruiting the Prullian army, Mall be puoifhed with death. The neceffity of Inch an order proves that the difpofition of the people is not precifely as the French have rept dented. A general embargo is ordered at Hamburgh, and no neutral is allowed to fail, even in ballaft. The American Conful has remonarated on the occasion, but in vain. Hamburgh on the 16th wac garriloned by about Soo Italians. In all the conquered countries the French have deprived the natives of their arms. ' A British fquadron is Hated to have appeared off Alexandra, with a view to occupy that place. Saxony is to pay a contribution of 16 Insohns of dollars, and Dretden is ordered to furnilh 50,000 pair of (hoes for the French army. The Eleaor is tilted to Lave returned to his capital. Other accounts men tion that he has Followed ISommars into Poland,, and is to be created King of Saxony. Between the. 3d and 6th ult. the Anglo Rtaan, fquadron blockading 'frac, took feventeen (hips under different Hags, which attempted to enter that port. Venice has Inffered greatly from the. bombard. men( to which it yaw expoted, by toe equipment of a flotilla there to csuize againd the allies, and carry fuccours to the French at Regrets. lie Captain of a French lugger, which has been fent into Plymouth, Pays, _ that his ( hip was one of zoo fail of brigs end elude marees which failed with fnpplies for Brett, Morhoix, and other ports—that 40 of them foundered in a dreadful ptio of winds and only one man was fared. 1 On Sunday evening, the aSth infant, the Hon. Mrs. 11vcs PERCT, was Wei/ claimed of a & ug h. ter, at Lambeth Palace. Ili-✓ pieuricAL IIvrELLICINCE. TALIAOUTH, DECEMBPR Arrived this day the PArce Erne* packet. F.T.C. In thirty days Item Tortola, with the leeward !Band Mails. h was co rseted at Tortola. that the following ;wart to Tortols, with the Leeward Jihad Mails, w:s Gk tilted out at Bubadoes s the Printers Charlotte packet, Kt it a. with mails, in thirty days frees Jamaica, awe& Duke of Ken t packet going in—neither of the packets hring any news. The Priacch Auguita packet wired late on Wednefday evening, In ten days front Gibraltar, with mulls from thine* and Malta--/kft at Gibraltar the CernwaSis packet. Alto arrived this day theAlbtrieste ip Hetty, Cartels Houses, from Baltimore. so tweelf-Sre days, with coffer, for order—left at Baltimore fevenlaits+Frock men of war. Sailed tbh day, Ws Majclbes Skip Lavinia.4B gunk ; his Majefty's hag Swallow, sg guns, on a cruise ; his Majelly's hip Rofarlo, of so guns, for the Walt Indies, with difuatalcs ; the Endeavour and Eliza tender, with convoy of costlier', for Wales; and the Celia tender. whit /het, (or Cork. Palled this part this morning, the Rap Mary, Capta!n Jno. L►wrs, from %thee, bound fur London—failed en the loth November, with the fleet under convoy of his Maialty's fbip Thalia, and parted from thuu in a violent gale in Use Gelph of St. Lawrcnc:.i—lVlnd W. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 27. Cunt in the Derail blip Concordia, Capt. Cosec, from Bar. eciona, bound to Touningcn, laden with wine and b ran d y ; D o . nith bark Providcotia, Capt,.OTTIION, from Archangel to Bares. with wheat and ; Laurel, of 24 guns, from Cork.—. Sailed the Vitgiplo, of 401Tos, for Porthnouth ; Moklle, of Iv guns, and Hake( so guns, on • cruise. Caine in the Revenge. of 74 guns. .rooti the Rochefort fguadroo, and the Mobc, of 3$ goat, from Torbay. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 28. Faked his M-Jeity's !hip Crocodile, on a cruise. Signal; for Comm—Gannet. for Lilbon and Oporto; Prince George, for tha WeR Indies; and Meteor, for the Mediterranein. The Aboukir. ' 74 Stlllajbl/itttag at Chatham, into be completed without de ay. DEAL, DEC. 27. Sailed dte Skylark loop, for Pordmorth ; Peeper* bomb, and Arrow fcheeoer,ar a cruize off Boulogne; and Furious gun brig, on a create ot Oftend. Durance 2,lSatled the Roby, of 74 guns, for Yarmouth ; Barnett gun brig, on a cruize of °Rend; Bluer gun brig. an a cruise of Calais. Arrived the Findon hired floop, from Deptford; &deny Call!. Fag India Chip, from the River, and faecal uthcr oatward•bouod DOVER, DECEMBER ay. This morning the Cherub, a large new &op of war. unfortu nately as the was running doyen the ways from Mr. King's yard atlas plate, where the was built, hung in the Beath, where the now lies, but hopes are entertained as the weather is moderate the will be hove off this night's tide. Two French lugger privateers were fern this afternoon Banding over from the °peon te Dec-28 —The Cherub was hove off fall night without receiving any daMage..—Came in wind board the fchooner Jane, of New bury Fort. Captain WOOD aaaaa , from London, with bide pads, horn t to the Cope de Verd Mande The Mailer of the Herculean brig, belonging to Dover, withewo of his men, were landed here this morning : they bring the unpleafant intelligence of the capture Yelterday of their veffel by a French lugger privateer off the North Foreland t' another collier was captured at the fame time. A pun brig was few In parfait of the takenverels Jett after they were taken pole on of by the enem y an d being a (after faller ti an the collier, it i. fuppofed the would mow up with them before they could poffbly reach the French coat. The Captain of the Her culean and his men cleated in the boat. YARMOUTH, DFORMBER . . Saturday arrived the Earl •of Leleetter, Capt. Thartorrfun; and the Auckland packet, Capt. Hammond, with Mal. and a retie number of Emilia parengers from Hufum; silo strived the Car. der cutter, with diipatcbes from Mr. Thornton, ar Hufum. meal Douglas has (hafted his Bag to the Trußy; the Itrehnek Is going to the Note to be paid. Arrived fewest tranfports from the Dowm, under convoy; (hips of war Majeftic. Admiral Ruff I g 'fruity, Admiral Douglas ; Dictator, Agincourt, Refolution, Rce buck, and Malian. On Wednefaay fe'nnight a clod was fenght in the fore*, near Newport, Ille Wight, at the back of the Depot, between two Officers of the Armyotf the names of Wsi.cn and Macaw' aan, the former of whom had recently embarked for foreign frrviet„ and the latter Rationed at the depot, when, after 6, ing t' rte (hots each. Mr. WELCH received his amino nut's ball, which paffed through his lett thigh and lodged in his right. Saturday we received, by the Galen, arrived off Dover, a packet of Bolton Papers. Captain FOSTER, who arrived at that port in twenly.five days from Trinidad, reported, that a (bort time previous to his failing, a Mr. TAYLOR, who had embarked in Mo RANOA'II Expedition, reached that place, with the intelligence of his defeat at the Caraccas. Mame. Dell force, which he had collated at Trinidad, did not amount to more than 4.00 men, and with this fatall army he attacked the Spaniards, but was com. pletely defeated, with the lots of nearly the whole of his followers, and with much difficulty fecured his retreat in one of the (mall veffels belonging to his squadron. The Limonite was alto captured; and Captain Joursroa, who commanded her, with moll of his Officers, were beheaded. We have received the New York papers to the ,oth ult. The Gazette of the preceding day menu ms, that the AA which prohibited the intercourfe cf American veffels with St. Domingo was about to be repealed, at the dellre of the French Minider, under whole diftatinn it was eaaded, in mufti:pence of the trade having fallen entirely into the hands of the Eoubth. The paper of the 28th contains a report, fraught by Captain STOSCRS, of the Brander, from . Se Thomas.that three French fhipsof theiine had arrived at Martinique difabled, having been engaged„iglth Brititb fquadron. The report evidently refoslo the frigate 111.4 two corvettes which we Bated •tn have arrived at St. Pierre's, having efcaped Sir 3. HOOD's foadron. Tlie New York Gazette of the aßth flare% tat Mr. Davi., the Attorney of the United Sates in the dif. trio of Kentucky, had moved the Court. that a wile be lfrued to arretk Colonel Burr, he (I)Avib) being p.,llllfect of fatisladqry evidence of his being engaged in tieafundble praBiees. Tte judge, it is added, re. qui/A time t , . confider the eipediency of fo doing ; and in the interim Colonel &Air, who was within 30 miles of the place, received the advice of the landed an.l!feved.. fiiends of Colonel Burr, wi'h a view to ac count for his building boats, alfcr.ibling mesa, and creating funds, fiats, that he has become proprietor of a track rf lard in Louifiana, comprifing sorquare miles. which had born granted by the Spacial' Go. vcrnment to Baron dafiroe, on condition of f=7 on it a riven number of G i ddi es ; an d i t i s that Colonel Butes exertions are confined to the fat. fitment of this with which his new purdah is ;numbered. At lisnoxes Lottery Office, Nn. 237, Piecedllly, ctiaolithed near 6o years, is a wear variety of Tights and Shares for the coining L-ttery, that begins drawing 13th January. Tile z;cherne is uhiverlally approved of—it contains two pater of 30s000l. two of 2°o°ol. two of to,oool. three of i_oesoi. kc. No. 17,880, a Prize of to,cool. laft February, and 17,739, a Prize of toool. the laft Lottery, were both fold in Shares at the above Office, and the Money paid on demand. :~. ~~~ r. nil :ailed, : CM. Only 41111- thcle ;h t . 1.% GI of leivil ,to iu Kau , ! em- The ortli .ken tt who eaik :Mast rhieh Prof. ry of :occd Ile (re t An thing lama y the in all to the funs of Secure weJilh is lAs net, is issc for *Obit. no few which