Star. — London, England, 1817-04-15 00:00:00

NASAL noriwamea, .FALMOUTH, APRIL 12. his Mijevy's ,hip SIALARK 012 DEAL, APRIL 14. • • Sailed the Carnatie. and,William Pitt; for Madras an j B e ngal. Came dowalrOm the River and sailed- Omniam. hn. Montreal s Asia, for Bombay I and Almorah, for New Smith Wales.—Wind N.E. DOVER, APRIL 14. _ _ _ _ Ar►ived last night the Lord Duncan Packet. Cap. ~ii ► Pascoe. with two m4ils and pAssengers. from • • i':' the Lady Castlereagh, Captain MAULL, me port. S4iled this morning the Lady • . Captain HAiwAtto, for Byulogne, with _Logos. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL Is. Arrived the Retrieve transport, from Corks and transpoef. from Cowes.—Wind N.E. COWES, APRIL 14% A nlyed the binnersley Castle transport, from Ports pout h.—Passed by the Retrieve transport, from Ire- I n d.— Salle.] the Hussaren transportale Quebec. HARWICH, APRIL 14. ' Atrieed the Beaufoy packet, with a Mail,: from f:olland. CiIiTOM.I4OI.TSR. APRIL - 14. Nos ENTCIED 11:*ARIDS --11 he Elisabeth. Pbet ion froom r ; Cumberland. T m aylor, from . St. Miebselos; at, o m g, from Stangate Creek Arlauoing ; Read, from Hanby% ppol,Reramtr, from Strahuud; the Cheerty, Joe% Gels Sato; I..ban , a Harmonic, from litubdes; tail Triton; g r im fawn OrtlVAltDieni• Altion, Filers, for voteisq; Isala t to. two; and Mary, Mereeri'fot Meru Leone;_thiry, - It Uuldm ; Sou.k. for Mental; Illkaunla.tkdomb for p h d, Di e s Bay; Rover. Bowen, for Malta; Watedraq knee, for, fer:ey, and Alderney; Williant•Mano/og. Makin, :.it- Ifni% ; Fur.t Stneher Rriocktoan, for &mood' ; .WNW !.,e for Antwerp ; C. nede l low.), Kick. aod Ma, Bowes, Km:el - Jam; and image Elizabeth, Kap, tor Amsterdam. • The cumber of Shops and Ye.selsof.Way. in Coto-, on tee Ist of February, 1817, . was HOI bo -73 ItorenUe Crtiiaori,.'rroOp ships. and its- tionny ships. affray which lately happened in the Island of Arran, betwixt part 7.74 the crew of a Revenue cutter and a bmad of smugglers. supported by thilslanders, vas w:ti, the boat's crew of the Prince Edward cutter, it•ox Rein s Commander, (not the Wellington. Cart. Dome, as formerly stated) ; one of the woun ded has since died. and another lies dangerously ill. A merchant of Teignmnuth freighted a ship at that roe, with 7,000 quintals of Newfoundland fish, and t!.:: cargo to Oporto : after bartering the fish for wines, be sailed for Bristol, where the wine eiacsold, aad from thence returned to Teignmouth, 7 baning cleneJ a net profit of oll0;000 sterling. . . •• Tile Manuals', on Friday last, mentions themitival of the hollowing English vessels with awn at Havre. The Isabella and the Boston, .front Boston ; ton and Goodwill, .from Hull; the laduety and the Mary Ann, from Lynn.. • . • Upwaai.'s of ‘ixty peesnasikeloogiog to Dundee and the ntiKhbonrhood, are to lave that port for Agnee l PC2 in the coutse of this-NW-mit week. The Barons of Eichequer in 'Scotlead, having cootie a grant of the-extensive sand bank, which lies r? aeliarbour of Gireeneeki: to the Magitwares, ie.: • troffinent, hies, istilevumentag banningshurittaben of i * :'. l Property. ..-1 ..,:::-,. 7 : Pl"'•': "''',,' - - . .:• .. • Friday se'nnight, about two ettotWOlriniflart;;- sneered in a. carpentees shOp' behind' AthcOliket ir Pirtle, and='-in a felt shinstei the flames reed *kb great violence, but WOO aelesigtli it tiu*oished iirith. at having done much &Uttar-. - ''' - : • • Monday sennight she , hdrabitants of Raseher, 'it the parish of Collace f were cfreadfuHy altaret4 the sadder and violtvit , lititstings - ont of an au.sdentid • art ' hum one of the houses in the *liege: The - ind being high, sad the adjoining:thatch dry at tinder; the pro. gnu of the devouring element was nose rapid, and threatened extensive destruction. , Three sub - modal lwases, with almost the *bole of theincointre, be• came the prey of theLnies i and the inmates, with their helpkst children, were .turned adrift,' without °°7 other clothing than what' was on their bath. Providentially, no lives - were,lost, sae was any mine bait received. . - • , i Witstn..Fiaa—At Ndevien Grange, half a rilifo south from Newbgttle, near Edinburgh, the inhabitants vi..e - atartned about nine o'clock on TtsaidaT, by as uninhabited boast taking are, but which was seosgot under by the exertions of the neighbours. On the following evening they-were still more astonished, at' sit o'clock, by a largetticit of peas and beans (con tainitg the whole produce of orieteld, in the centre of Which it stood), appearing in a blaze, and was to tally consumed. Suspicion limits fallen on the fa tally. ot one of the farmer's Versants, they were taken ol d to Dalkeith, andinterrogate by WiLitau Tat% Esq. when Isobel Mactrelf, l tiver of the said servant, "limed she was•thoi - • *No 'set are to the stick. sad afterwards owiltd to setting are 'to the house . alto; she was therefdre-dispatched to Edinburgh. 1 Where she is i n custo d y: MT• COVIINTRY, it opilleit reside. of Wrpughton„ near Swindon, in Wiltshirii cif Monday Senniglit, tinnier Jae oxen and 111110 1101110 most cruelly Ming- kd in their stalls, nearisisbotiso, by soinevillain:who cut their tails off close, add othstaiiinevin inhumanly' injured them. Yesterday the AnniterMry 'Festival of the Milan thrnpic Society, which has for its object the edam:Mgt Clothing, and giving the metros of acquiring an honest livelihood to the olfipring of'nouvieted felons, or such as base themselves been. engaged in criminal prac tee', was celebrated at - the - Freemason's Tavern, Great Queen-stmt. At sin o'clock *bout 300 per. ElaS sat down to a most sumptuous dinner, his Royal Higbneu the Duke of Yost& President of the &dot's in the Chair, supported by the Earl of Msewersons and the Hon. Pinup Ptiare. - After the cloth was removed, hi on 117 eke Demise was stmg in one style. The usual toasts and leititiments hating been given, the h.,Ts and girls who are-the nbitcts of the care of 1 ,..._ t4e S uctety , were introduced by the Stewards, 190 -nl's. and 44 girl... It was a most gratifying sight to Ale company when they walked in procession round the room t the boys marched classed in their' different trades—letter- s printers, copper-plate - printers book-bindeu, s, Lesion, rope-inn hers. retitle: %insets —auk trade was headed by its respective taster, and carries a small sag with tire nanie.of. the trade inscribed. The girls followed headed by the mati•eft: they were all Oienly arid; deceody dress. ed, and l..oked remarkably web and heolay... te ll* fat errellent songs were sung,- and - ths ins Pautd in hilarity. • 1 I.• r • a i aL - • 1 . iliwortrzs.ciiO4.44.4mgr' . - aistief . bat liiiiilk , *et AO 1 0 , Attel ..: NA Sta ff 01114:a has lOW arrived froth Palle at the Head .quarters is Cambay; who kings. word that his Orace the Doke of Wellitigton is to be expected there towards Ai aid Of the present month. —The Garrison of CambraY still Consists of sure re• girnents of Foot Guards; 200' men irom each of which have returned to Great Britain. Valencienne. remains, however, the chief intiosine of the army, and the garrison of that place is the same as it was before. As soon as the Duke comes it is intended to make a general change in :the Cantonasents in the cointry, for the relief of the inbabitanu." The 42J Regiment is ordered file Dublin garrison, the 92d for Cork, the 27th ii to be stationed is the south, middle 91st in Korey. Thursday part of the Nth Regiment marched into Edinburgh Castk, to replace the 92d, the last division Of *hick marched that day for Ireland. A detachment et the 42d regiment, commanded by' Lieutenant Roos* Stawliti, arrived on Thursday .at Oseeneek, to do dutrialhat town. The .total sum estimated to be necessary for the supply Of bread, meat, and forage, coals, candles, straw, and firniture, for the Troops in . Great Bri. tain, and lot casual supplies fut the Troops en fo reign stations, and also fee the pay of the Commis. swot Peparunent for the .year.lBl7, Is £500,649. A Retfia has been made from the Adjutant• Ge. rift Oilce. of the ffective strength of the Army sot ' lit of January, 18t7, of which the following Vaiiiibithet s IiCAVALRY.-1,386 Officers, 1,699 Serjeants, 317 -Trumpeters and Drummers, 339 Farriers, 20,477 Ludt and File, 17,417 Troop horses. loor-Gumins....34B Officers, 382 Serjeants, 161 Trurapairi and Drummers,. 6,182 Rank and File. Isranray.-7,283 Officers, 7.534 Serjeants, 3,374 Trumpeters and Drummers, 116,820 Rank and File. • General total, 9,017 fficers, 9,014 Serjeants, 3,852 Trumpeters and . Drummers, 339 Farriers, 143,479 Rank and File, 17,1117 Troop Horses. Grand total 166,301. The embarkation at Cork of the 48th Regiment to relieve the 46th at New South Wales, is finished, on board the Matilda, Dick, and other transports, the whole of which have sailed. Several convicts from various parts of this kingdom are embarked in the same vessels ; also three naval officers, (said to be a - Lieutenant and two Midshipinen . ) as Passengers. who, it is reported, are so Sash the eatensiie survey of New . • BRIDUNOTON, YORESHVRE, APRIL as. Thoetttls and part ot the 68th regiments haring put in here by contrary winds, on their passage front France to Leith, a deputation of the principal inhabitants of the. town and vicinity waited on. Lieutenant-Colonel Toonorow sod Liencensat•Colonel MACORIGOR (the' • Conunandiog Offuesn - of these Corps), requesting their enontany and that of their 4thcers to dinner, rot the Eritapnia Inn, oa the 12th. At six o'clock the compiler sat down to a nest sameptuous dinner, with entliont wine a the party did not retire .until a late Moro The Chide was mist ably filled by Colonel *Ku Irony loyal and constkutional.4oasts were atren s . Tho ;lands of theme Come 'played alter astektlitliis ditwbole. s rg.."howitriftet ot ill the priuctpal lioness were 4 w.kb.beitety and 'on, ald'the *red of spectators in the streets itansenie. While the - Officers were thus 'sped, noetst• trust old English hosPititliti, the gallant sol ed* went not forgotten bid), worthy nosta, earl akin baying been regalod, , Ott board of their respec tive ships, with a rat of sopa beet.. The greatest • We complain la Eaglaad-of the. number of ahsen. pow on the Cadent, 'We _learn from Glass, , that m cooseinace of the reduition of oar condo lot aflame ni the Army of Occupations there have embarked at that part neerly;lo,ouo people, =twist ing of soldiers, their wives, and children e as far the &beaten are diminished. _,- • A fierjeant in the Arniy,dremedjo his regimentals, fifth. the Waterloo medal Pages' at his brew, pandied a moos to a alma*/ nagregation en 0.4 Noy, at the Dissenting Chapel itt Gravelled, front the 19th Chapter and Ms verse of 81. Os Wednesday the first some for the theadmin of the sew Church, at Eghara. was laid. at the North career, de the old site, ia•ther presence eta very as. morose and respetabie assemblywf person. - By the termiandea Of the ejectment cause,' . Sold lad others fisher," -cried. it the late Leann* ,Ai es. Mary Itobiasots, s parish pauper at Leeds, becomes *added to isewthirdihare of tea thousand riled& *wither of die foetinime plaintiffs is the poor ivgiar of a tammene soldier, realest seer Halifax. .The new. buildieg is Caenosirow originally iS decided for the, Transpoet Okayed afterwards for, thp,OrdAanee Depmtment, knurly completed for s fl# recTrOf di* India solo; , of baattenter, A et in age when many mak have no Wenn fresh no-courses and has spent the. winter at his seat in Sof- Ordain, personally Visiting &Id relieving his poor alit Maui. Thifialtlf be him . **landed in charity Mast be immense, -for bit **let bill, for bed clothes alone, amoirau to MOO. Aoliandredasarts of soup 4lte also daily distributed by his coals ; and these fa vours are heightened by a kiadame of meaner, which raiders them doubly acceptable, team the poorest. Mr. Kaman hat, It is saidl, alteted'his intentional visiting Italy I and that lambs taken kis leave cifthe stage at Covestagardea Theetse, be will spend the intense at the moot the oaf Anemone • Meaday,Toesday, aad Wednesday last, Mr. Kean sticcessively appeared ia the characters of 3k Jr.ifenenif Mortimer, air Giir ersor•reeth, lad Osh,Q., at the Edit'. Mire' Theatre, sad is repainted to have-displayed his usual esaillenca Oa Friday he perfonsed the character of Ifseraii, and wee well supported by Mrs. H. Swoons inAlie character of Mrs. On Wednesday** she ItAillisgtoo coach, on its *way from Canterbury to linden ! , while running at a furious rate. was open thinie•miles trade tows. Of tweletedoeseolien, we are berry to Mate that, es ceptieg. alarm isentelie holm thivWg, against which they had is vale bees nesenetrathig with the drivq, not one mistaked say matiat e ty. lit we must one more soap* . tbst Way . peremptorily &ninth due immitheas et the Legisla ture, more eientelly to Moth a growing evil, - by which the fires aelt-limbk 01 ,his Majesty's.subject4 b ate dor cedagereds • SPOlrbto tlitzlittect. , . 'ffTlCtitilittrt dot litt'Oubi tat Tki DERBY; • OAKS, lice—Matt i 4. DERBY. . • to I apt tis Student. tot ages Duke of Rotisod's e. by SAM. • • • to I,agst Brother to Crept% - I to 1 apt e. by. Orviße. oat of MomeatlVO. • Tillilie••l4 to *Apt c. by Dick Aadreiva, dam by Palliator. 14 40 I yet Oossile, IS to I apt Brother to Sesolensko. - • 17 to 1 141 9 1 Twiny Wiaard. Taken--7 to s apt Nevis O AKS Takit.--7 tot apt Trio-tram I tot apt Slitter to Sir loslitia. '' TWO THOUSAND OUINKAS STAKES. • 11 tb S ape D. of Reclean c. by Seiko. to opt Brother to Crispio. Taken --. 7 to I apt Young Wizard. , 7 to I apt Brother to Sowleasko. CATTER ICK BRIDGE MEETING, TIBINISDA r. Aram 10. The OM Stakes of ISp sack, lOjs ft. Two miles. Mr. Lsmbtuo's b. r.. Borooyhmao • Mr. ititiclell's gr. c. by %Yahoo - Mr. Milbsok's yr. c. Cunha, • • * I 'his Yearling Makes of Twenty Chimes each, p. p. foe MN asd Bliss. Otis mile. Doke of Loses b. f. by Octavian • - I Mr. 'Missies b• f. by Thendwbok • • A Sweepstakes of 110 8 s each, b. ft. for oaks abd Was, one web Mr. Jacque's b. f. by Orslie . Mr. Morley's b. c. by Deceiver • . tt it ISMS for 1100 panes% b. ft. was pia by Mr. Rains's b.f. Litikatidipe Mr. l'-ilanisse's K r. oat Trish. 2 / b egonias was sail thi hers' eterfeiscist ossiirossly' t I•EARTON RACES, Ttntaseav, Men 10. The Chime Stales of Jags. p. p for sit age& —TM bet toile. Mr. lieWs b. f. Rewires souses • - Mr. Riles br. C. Drape, 3 years - . • S Lord Sierboreeire br. g. Dewdrop, 3 yews, . 9 Mr. Sidled.= s b. e. Muteness, 9 years • 4 Ihe Hem 0 A. Na m% r. e. Gold Leeward. S years Mr. Sterturoa's br. b. Ayke, 3 parr . 6 The Hooters' Stall of.Flve Goloese sack, p. p. fur Horses. &r. sot thorough bred. apt have bona replarly hewed by the Brock Hands. Two robes. Hoe. G.A. 's eh. g. Slseder Billy Mr. J. Orsues Awl. Felicity • MG 1. Pmehlowe're Jee. b• ma. Mawr Lass The lodge placed bet three. I I * 11 3 II AWm Pound Plate. •Two mak bases. Mr. Zan be. e. Drape . . Mr. Bess% b. f. by StaVely . . Mr. 011111111% b. as. by Disk Aainswe . Mr. Delalw►ps's be. 1. by Trash • • Him G. A. Pelhaat's els. e. OW Loma . A psi Ram 1 1 • 2 dr s dr 4 $ . 4 1 The nominations for the Gold Cep it Ascot Races 'are the Duke of YORK'S be. f. by ariwu j the Duke of PromLain's Sliejaci j the Duke of RueLeuxo's Fangio,* the Dike of Ganeros's Mem Lord Gaoseasoa's Laireder g Mr. WYYDUAM'S gr. soh Skim; Mr. Siirneeloll•ll Carta& I and Mr. BLASS% Sir ltirieri. Mr, Pausza's bay horse beat Mr. Bentroads ekes nut gelding, and was of come the winner of the Annual Easter Plate run for on Barham Downs.— Very large sums depended on this coatest, which was a severe one. • • The Kirkoswald (Casadietiand) Races, and the other sports, were held near the ruins of the Cash, of. Ar'niesai.oemsedipsosessoblisge ptermit hat seldom even been Wistiebeird. The day ' was On% and of cosinothebtret apptrel was not bet iu the wardrobe. The races • toe the, saddle, bridle, kr. were well untested: the former iris won by Mr. Jomulfliaosie black mare. by half a neck. The groat was ext ellent. as some of the - first-raters were : . smog whom we noticed PEAT, Doo. Feercirr, and WZIGUTMain of Hay ton, wile wrestled the last fall with the Champion,. Ramat Ibu., of Cabers, whose . prowess as a wrest le/ is• iftosishiag. He is only about five feet fire inches high; and weighs ekeen stone. He had to coateafierkb some of the strongest in the ring, but he Rot rough in a very handsome manner. 'Doesos haute lever* struggle for the leaping prise, which be obtained : in short the whole was conducted.with that impartiality and decorum by the Stewards Which has always distinguished the Kirkoswald Sports. The, greateitltatmony and good humour . prevailed in the evenini at the rustic dance, and the roans were well meelw(wid: rosy-faced nymphs, whose smiles added .not a little to the Best of this radio occasion. The ItoyaMont, on Friday. took place at • Han. well, itifich was numerciaely atamded by sportsmen of all ;rusks. The fins deer. at starting. .showed great spirit s he took through the* country, crossed the Bath and the Uxbridge roads taraidx Harrow, making . several turns through* tbn internee towards Watford, where he wai.taken in Lord Rages Park, after a 'eery long day's sport. It ,is i tappolied that they tin upwards ditty miles. This morning they turned on; at Tower Hill, and wi saps oat on Fri. deny at Stioth-hill Park. a A tkttwn of Colonel Bortitiox's Peet had his eolde-bone broken last week by am. %vitiate! 'fall during the deice. Another Member bad a se. rlbus tumble. being unhorsed ss tied 441144' remained o issnging is the wrrop,. at •• &astern- tilso . that the horse's feet got entangled in his cloths.: Mr. Scores hunter .plunged oyes: a precipice,: mid though the attimal Jell between fifty and sixty feet, it escaped with only we severe cots and britiseko Mr. &err. timelveseing hit danger, threw hisristilf•off, and . stis. tainet.oct isjory. - Manor Awns. Tara..--A-Martbellonging to Mr. MIRY/4 of Woodford, wasseatcheit-a fortnight age* to trot teeny mitosis On hour analweety assignee. .The mach took place yesterday matoiog, on the tieatiseietweed. rho mare carried seen Hone; and. she performed the imssed cleverlite two minutes within tbe given time. nen were ally two Wake daring the match. .. s. - —P.... • • There was a buU bait pireeday Ireiree'shgrera. Tothill.firlds. The bull, •in his pasoity - erns of pain, broke loose three times. Of his tormMetore, a bull bitchp.fortwhish ten phone had been' refused. • was killed. &goal other dogs were merely braised, and en hid his jaw broken. Mady people were . throws down and hurt The poor Waal was tor tured most cruelly. His . tongue wad surly torn from tftetait.. Yesteida_y afternoon a wnd - belleale ran soot of Smitllfteld Market, Clearing every thing in its , way before AL boy alms horrors if age was mat bt the infuriated animal; lad the poor *Ad was gore by it ist *ISOM sbockivig marine. Htt was tams to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, without • soy btipes *of isfecorery. PPM& TASTE IN 46:16 - Z.-1 A e . ettaii3 M. eADirr be Gaisicathtt has pnbfisiteti in the scientific Journillt of Pariwin account bra dew wine, which he calls is via doom*. Le out de ftesdes Crincot,twasll4-Whot, our Readers will ask. it.that Let us moult Mons. CADST Ele GASSICOURt, Who Mit sis, with the gtealeit graiity in the world, that If we take a certain quantity of the ********** of hent(not of cocks. good Realer). dry them, and carefully se parate the white portion hom the rests and next. in fuse two ounce; of it in a Bert of white wine, taking care to shake well the bottle containing the infusions from time to time, and ultimately to filtre the liquidi we shall have the desired preparation. Our Readers may perhaps think that this is not. properly speaking' 4 we de model, but rather good white wine spoiled by the it 6 ******** de tioaes. No matters Mons. GAS. siGotillti will again inForm us, that if we do ourselves the felicity of swallowing two glasses full of this wine morning and evading, when we experience any diva culty in the secretion of we shall doubtlessly find immediate relief from it. and experience a great acceleration in the general circulation. How precious a virtue I How turaluahle a discovery!! M. Ds LlANcounr served ender Mtnarreat's stem 'dard against M. .M. De CL.CRMONT TONNIER; 1)1 CATAL2I. the Abbe MAURY, Ste. One dui the last mentioned,pentletajn, apparently more tetiVe thee his rival.;got ,to. the -tribune Samos him ;- , M..Dis LIANCOCIIT being Under the necessity of waiting un til fie would finish his discourse, in order that he might harangue in turn, stood up bellied the Abbe on the send step, and endeavoured to intettnOt the Abbe by continually repeating. gi M. Abbe, do not employ so much action, you kick my less" MAIM At first pretended not to hear him, but tit length losing his petiente 1;e replies, .. Well, Sir descend one step lower, and 1. will kick your —.-.—," and then conti nued his harangue. It is well known that the rest Dr.: bastint had a conaiderable impediment in Its speech. This, how. ever, did not prevent many fissile. of keen sarcastic; wit. An apothecary. whose knowleJge of his prates.' lieu was, we trust, superior to his politeness,. what receiving the Doctor's instructions relative to a patient* observed, what a pity it was that a man of. his grtat abilities should stammer so much. .41 Not-so much to be regretted as you suppose, Sir, (sputtered th4l Doct k or) for it gives a man t i me to think befall he speas 1" The. late Dr. B—. of Bristol. Who died very rich, coating into the bed room of a patieot a very few minutes after he had expired, perceived some& thing glittering through the clenched fingers of one hand k he gently opened them, took out the guineas and •put it into his pocket, observiag-4 , This was certainly intended for me !" • • By Order of the Mayor of Bath, a strict inquest has bona made throughout that city into:the weights and measures of the several ahopkeepercand publia cans. Among the short late, or nontioil kat, Asa% there were some that required eight to fill a legal rut I Some of toe defaulters were the same as were ' am'd Pik iht last Villakination t in a hick-extreme cases the ftsikessount o4a4ectut Act (20s. lor.eachdefee. lake weighs os-msasuro): wail- levied. ---- • • : • Last.eresfins, abaft lots o'cknk, what the Men. 'tort of the;l4•ouse or Commons were sitting is expeco union of . hearing the firitaiest's letter so Mr. Dyspr; in unruly slat forted his way into the body, of the House. and:afforded no small amusement by the Chase he•gare to the messengers and door-keepers in their endeavours to - settee him. - He was at length seized by theoeck, and forcibly expelled ► amidst the loud laughter- of she' Ilenibers. It is said; 'some of the Office-Keepers intend pre. denting .s Pike of Plate to Mr. SiVitWItIOIIT A for having restored Litanies to Popular F a v our; eeita i n it is, his Scheme eclipses all that have preceded it, . • and Is hot less 'admired for the encreased number of . Piiees, - with TOUR of re 20,000, than for the diaii. nished number of Blanks ; the Price also of Tickets . and *iris is acnommonly moderate, thni blending an lacrosse V . Value with decrease of Glar=ei —these are solid advantages , which the unusual orb/ Sales at the different Offices prove that the Public kiao* I r haw tOspiirvelate. ' On this day in the year 1814 was drawn the first if. the S Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes, Sold by Most, ia the Lottery which was then Drawing; and oil the 19th of the same month, the Other 2 were . drawls. Such great success; for one Office Keeper to sell all the• Grind Capitals, will hereafter perhaps ippearrathet•marvellous ; but it is ton well in the re• collecdOn of the Public. the good kick which alWays . hai.etteuded ;gives Offices, to mike any of the fa.... .• fowl of fortune dispensed by-him ispirear tfmarkabli. '. . Wit ! the:period abnire mentioned, Blatt hap sold aid ' shared! Prizes:of Fifty Thousand Pounds, 2 Prizes of Piety Thousand Poun d s, 1 Prise of Thirty Tholk.. • sand Nitride, nation innumerable number of Twels4.• rgoogandant **sailer Capitals; and Eolith ice aii rise LOttery•{4loliej ••he laid- no leer than • SS . Otifitalie . f end hopesso.sull • a great portion of these amitafnell .in the Scheibe of the Lottery-which begins -SOthief• • this Month: ....-, •• - The fay great satisraction the plan adoisted . ,bwillkf-'. ' 1.,. Loesampetto passim residing in the Collinels4aniseimal . • T. "11111 H to repeat k _la the isrewat.—The usikeslipiksailb Th e . , Use are reserved* of skit persons as may order diets :112 ; the Wernher* lest Wilratioad were apprised by many Me in 'Lemke, k hails= thougheadvitattle, for the seiteerd7____ ha l a' , t h e Nagle, to save Lek at the Sari and past st the Ora sale : • the Torn. The leihrering• Westboro soy be had at Ni4d e Cot nassr., tither Is Wink 'Adis% Halves, Quartet; gligo e. etatos $ 14,e11s I 15.0011 1 SAsili it,olll • - .. 1 77t1 - - g e m .11.053 is.ose I 13:0. 4 l ean 1,41)7 MOO I a"; gamu t SASS 0.171 1 9 W o m, 01 t i ttl 4,000 I s tisk . . 4 rse mog . 14075 lb , fogeogig nay be had at No. li j t r ust .na Ctrs. stale IS a. Mak Tickets, How, llama% al if inammeki • - itASS I "V" i 30,741 MOS I IS.OSS MOSS VI. thISS . 1400 1007, 9 . 1 64 6400 • 10,10/ ' 15,101 7,111 LOWS , ___ _Atirdp . ' ;OM i it L 5,795 14104 I MOM - I Vet i M VISO The tansy sodas or taxa 'Mew. me Is woo &raw, siesper than fa Asap yan g so will be sees by A. ini• Looney "moonset: __._• ' toliffiirt taus. o This . . . id is IS 0 Hail . .•k • le . 4, 1 Vieth • ' • " . 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