Star. — London, England, 1817-04-14 00:00:00

_ a THE EVENING STAR. 140 NDON. MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1817. PKletOr iffielcAAMPiLl DAN-A 1 . 13 4 :E1NE O'CLOCK Reak2o2 l 77l:—Cabil 721-1)u. for Ma-„ S Cm. • Navy, 1011-4 per Cent. MO _ _ . LY.a. 21s. Int.. —Booi 69 62 pre. • We are much concerned to state, that the Srzetaca still continues so much indisposed, that there will be nolinsiness for some days in the House of Commons. At the time this P4per was putting to press, the Id lowing was understood to be the arrangement : that the HoUle. vsotold meet pursuant.to adjournment... a ktter.be read from •tbe much-lesrected Secaata, announcing the date of his !wank) being such as to prevent bit attendance—and the lioute be in conse quence adjourned for a fgw (Lys. In onr.coltjmns of to-d-ay 011/ Readers will la It very arnple account of another important State Trial, w!.it;ll carve on at Edinburgh on the 9th instant. "i'Le pannuls—/Piiiiant Edgar and Alm Keith, were accused, under the 52d of the King, of administering an unlawful oath, pm-parting or intending to bind the periona taking the same to commie treason, by effect4V, by physical force, the subversion of the estalia:lieil Government, Laws, and Constitution of ibe Kingdom. The Counsel for the paunch con tested, in a my aide and ingenious manner, the relevancy of the indictment; and the Judges coo teiving the point involved in *my considerable doubt, were please,/ to order lafortridnies: (written cases on each side) upon it, so that the ultimate decision of the trial stands postponed for the piesent. We'yesterday received the Paris Papers to the 10th instant inclusive, and have given pretty full extracts from them in our Erect ding . columns. A Mail of this nua-nii4 hai brought us also theyarsts of the . 31th, but they do not add any thing of importance. The roost prontineittarticle they c-ntain is in account of the funeral obsequies of Marshal Massesta, which , appear to have .lieeo masked with every sect of Ito. stowable distinction.. Funds, on the 10th, 61fr. 45e. A prirate letter from Paris states, that the. French' . Minister of Finance has succeeded in effecting the se pond portion of the. Loan projected some time ago. Our Readers:know dim the first portion was taken by •the !routes of Bataan, PARtatls and Hove, to be - paid in' . French Stud' at 55. The bargain for the peens, portion has been contracted for by the sante :parties it. 60: . " same letter states, that the Preach Govern ment will, in a few days, announce a reduction of 'diellaic expenditure of 40 millions of franks—or - one million seven hundred thousand sterling. PRIVATE LETTER. Pmtia. Aram 9. • ei The company of Noailles of the Gardes.diocurps , was yesterday dissolved, and orders were given to re-forax,it immeJiately : the re-composition of this company is ,to take_place at Versailles. It is expect. ,ed that the company d'Havre will meet the same 14te.„ The liberal party had buped that the King weold have entirely dismissed, on this occasion, this o fast vestige of . that humus military household which 4itiinguishest in the history of France: but his Jittaizty has declared positively, that nothing . should .sexa .biro Sicriticc the existence of the Gardes.du-, corps. The enemies of the Monarchy are in copse. quence forted to restrict themsely s to hoping that , tae new company will be less devoted to their Sove. *lin than the old one. This measure took plat* in .sine.e.hamplkkilars." IFITRACT OV,ANOTIIIA LETTER IMO3I PARIS. " '‘Vbaiever the Belgian Journals may say, the :Bithop of Ghint,*M. de Broglie, has retired to France. st.presria at Amiens. The Duke of Broglie, *his nephew, P.er of France, has interested himself to 'obtain for him 'perm4sion to come to Paris, sod it appears that the French Government has gyanted it. .According, to the Monier of to-day,. this Prelate niwt7by . this :time hsvireached Paris. The Joirnal de to Pe(gigor of the 'lilt, announces, that the CoUrt of Francis saes invited the Bishop of Ghent to accept the Archbishopric of Paris,' vacant by the tesignatson of Cirdinal information appears to be touneird merely of the desire which the heady of Broglie have to see the Bishopric of Paris filled by -one ot. their relations; but what appears most pro bable that the King of the Netherlands is.anatons to get rid of the lishop of Ghent in A handsome way." • . . . ... .• . • Tuesday, Lord•biaLeueut a i d is4sniral Hors in spected his Majesty's Dock-yard at Pater, in blsbotd • Hawn. ' . • Th e Duke and Duchess of ORLIAIiS embarked at . Dover on Tiiday evening on board has Majesty's yacht koyal Sovereign, far Calais, and sailed trom the Roads un Saturday morning at tour o'clock. .Our gallant countryman, Lord EssailuTu, was pre . 'milted to the KING of Tnahut, at bis Levee, on . Montlarlist... . . • A Bermuda Paper of theist February:contains the following translation of a doCument issued by the In . dependent Grovel !depute: . . . A •rri•aty between the Governor of the island of Trinlead'and General Marino, in the name of the Independent btstriets of . .. - 'V raze ,la : .. • . 1. Ali Saves appertaining fn the islaild of Trinidad, (nand in the independent Provinces, shall be given ep, as well as their stot , e ,, amiany Englstir property they may possess.• 2. Ihr subjects of his liruaithic Majesty shall carry on a free trade with said ptoviiiees. • 2. The port of Almeria shaU be open to tae vessels aids Het tannic hlajecy. • • 4. "I'l•e bailout' on the coast of the Inderendeat pr ov i nce , A i x be gree.to OA subjects orbit Wilzig* Majesty.. • ' 5. '1 hr independent Omelet:es shaU have equal privileges hi re. spec , to t h e property of Its hdividuals, conformable in 'Very: thing to those elided to the General of Trinidad In Article 1. • ti.. The a.. amerce of the independents shallhave the same from dual La Traidad n etch they . cede to Use subjects of his *4p* Idajer.ik Article 11. • liead-quarterb, Guam, July 43, 1816, sixth year of the lugepeudeucc. NATAL lATI:4.LIGENCE. NAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Company's extra ships At.xxXNDE.t and ANN, mired In Bombay the 22J September lase. CAPTURES BY INSURGENT PRIVATEERS. • The following has been received at Lloyd's this metning: " The Portuguese brig Duke cif Vittoria, which sailed from Bahia the 29ih January for Lisbon, and large new Portuguese ship, laden with sugar, also from Bahia for Lisbon, were taken near Baltia,eatly in February, by Insurgent privateers." PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 13. Arrived yesterday the Iris, YoeNG.trom the Dnwns for Demerara. Sailed his Majesty's ship GRECIAN, on a cruise. Sailed today his Majesty's ship Eat- DANUip on a eruize ; and the Kinnersley Castle trans sport, for Cowes. • COWES, APRIL. ts. Arrived yesterdAy the Achilles, Hossaren, and Poaiona rranspn r ic trom the Dow'ls, to take in troops lot Quubee. The Achilles tailed to•day for &pithead. DEAL, A 'RII. 13. -Arrived yesterday anu remain, the Eclipse,' from Bengal; anti - Clarence, Mantam, from I Came down from the River and remain the Csrnatic, and William Pilt, for Madras and Bengal; General Elliott, foe Quebec ; Euvcretta, and Union, for ditto; Dizxbeth, for Smyrna; Freedom, for Maranham ; Exchange, for Trieste; Sally, for Prince Edward's Island ;Duke of Wellington, for New South Wales; and the Royal Sovereign, for the South Seas.- -Came down from the River this day the TAMAR sloop of war; Cleveland, for Jamaica; Limerick tra der. for Dublin; British Tar, for Boston.; end Prince of Orange, for Barbadoes, and sailed with the whole of the -outward-bound, except the Carnatic and Wil. liam Pitt Indiamen.—Arrived and sailed for the Ri ver, the Amelia, WILLIAMS, from St. Domingo ; En. deavotir, SAMUEL, from Cork; and a French frigate from Brest. and sailed for Dunkirk.—Five o'clock— The Parsers of the Indiamen have arrived, and the whole of the passengers are on - board—they will sail this evening. HARWICH. APRII, ts. Arrived the Alliance packet tram Gottenburgh.— Sailed the Lord N.:lsun packet, tar Holland ; and Castlereagh packet, for Cuxhaven, all with Mails. HULL. APRIL It. Sailed the Bag cutter on a cruise. GRAVRISEND, APRIL. 13. •Arrived the Phenix, Parkins, and Norfolk, Iltirtnn, from the South seas; Cumberland, Taylor, from St. Michael's; Catha rine, Annika, from Lear. Sailed the Wait ittpu. Ardrrseet, for New Brunswick-; William, Coffin, for New York; Sarah Ann, Gibson, forTercelra; Delme and Gerard, Smaileit, for &e• men ; Jenny, Millar, for Belfast. The East India packet Eclipse, Captain BURFORD, recently arrived at Portsmouth, left Bengal tin the '2lst Angust, Penang on the 18th of- October, Cey lon the 19th November, the Isle of France '29.h De cember, the Cape on the 26th January, and St. He lena the loth of February. The letters from Madras by the way of Ceylon reach to the 12th of November. BgNAPAOTE was in :tau guo at the above'date. The Newcastle and Julia were at the island. Mr. BLET TERNAN, late Postmaster at Ceylon, came passenger. Saturday the Dorbetsbire and Royal George, for Canton, anchored a; St. liv'en's, where they Are or dered to wait until dispatches, which are daily expec ted to arrive, shall have been received from Lord ALAHARST. These are the last China ships of the season, a nd ther:fore are detained to convey any in. structions to the Honourable Company's Factory at Canton that may prove neceisary, arising out at the Wiwi of the Embassy' to the Court of Pekin. Saturday the dispatches were finally closed at the East-India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the following ships, v.ix...-the. William Pitt, Captain CHANUS Gump', and Carnatic, Captain J. BLAN. , CHAIM § for Madras and Bengal. Passengers per Carnatic—For Bengal, Mr. C. Fraser', vsrber ; George Money, ls 9, Rev. D. Conte and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie; Messes. Erasers, Bedell, Thereby, and Phipps; Mrs. Barnett;, Messrs. Andrew, Hicks and Abington; Mr. Hattie, Borgeost.—For Madras, Mr. and Mrs. Greenway, Capt. Green, and Mies HuSeitroodc—For Ceylon, Mr. Carrington. Passengers per William Bengal, R. T. I. G yn, an. merchant; W. Belt, !sq. factor; Mews. Turner and rows. send, where; Cot. L. 'I Mums; Captain Collyer ; Mr. Munro surgeon; Messrs. Murray and Mactoeltias; Misses Horton*, Hai: beads, Huatsu; and Hearkeote.—For Madras, Messrs. Wiest. try and /Mott, Wizen I Mrs. &Ole, and Miss S. Sharman. Amokts have been received of the Company's ship Inglis, outward•bound, being in lat. 26. 40. 8. long. 28.80. W. all w!lli and that use Bombay and Chides Grant paned companyfronr the Inglis on the .19th January, in lat. 32: N. long. 16. W. in a gale. ' Captain Deacon, late of the Niube troop ship, is promoted to the rank of Post Captain. • Lieutenant RICUARD CHILKSICIIAN, who has been many years Resident Agent of Transporte'at mouth is appoiuted to succeed Captain*PATrolt; at . Portsmouth s' and - Lieutenant Coin, from the UTe servic, at Gibr altar , is to Lucceed Lieutenant Cain-- sae Plymonth; Captain PATTON retires upon al pension, after a long and faithful discharge of his trutti: Commisssioner Poore is to be removed to Shiernesi - Dock-yar . d, in the room of the Honourable I C. Boum, who is inspecting and.finally closing. the several accounts cf transports, tee. A Court Martial was held on Thursday and Fri; day; on board the Queen Charlotte, in Portsmouth Harbour, of which Captain Sir•Ancuusatu Dictator was Presided', to try Lieutenant Jong Ik4 , Airssua Low, late Acting Commander of his Majesty's ship Cameleon, on charges of cruel and tyrannical con. duct, when the Court deteriuined that the alleged• charges and allegations were not proved, but that the information on which the prosecution was groun ded was totally-untrue,. and 'did adjudge Lieutenant Lowla bßinicoSt for 'acquitted... bitirADFUL.APRItAY.—On E lister Monday, accor ding to• animal cirstem,. a number of holiday folks . assembled at Stoke Fair, near I'lym'iuth, to enjoy the revels. In the evening a dancing pasty of the* towns-people were interrupted by some marines, whom they . paned out. On the lollossing evening, aboat eighty of the marines again proceeded to the fair, entered the dancing-rouns of use Pear-tree pub.. lie-house, with drawn bayonets, and •svieeped all bet.' fare them. WILLIAM NORTHEY, a young man is the Breakwater employ, last las lilt, having been stabbed through" the head 1 arid hii brother and many' otb4s were dreadfully cut and bruised. Some of the suagseaderi were taken' 'into custody soon alter the mauler. 5....~ VIE ARMY. The 36 h Regiment, in Portsmouth Garrison, was to twinspected on Southsea Common as this day, to) Lord HOWARD. The 28th Regiment, at present quattered at Gos port, are stot under orders tur foreign service. The Kenner ley Castle, Pomona, and Hassaren transpnrts, sailed from Portsmouth tot Cowes oil SA turd.iy morning, to take detachments of Regiments from thence to North America. D.lachments of the 2d and 63d Regiments,. for Barhadoes, and of the .58th and 6 tst Regiments,-for Jamaica, embarked there and sailed last week. Saturday eleven deserters frrm different regiments passed through the Strand irons Edinburgh, on their say to the Savoy Prison. They were all hand:tact% tied together, and escorted by a party of the 6th Dra goon Guards or Carabineers. The arrival of so many at one time caused a number of persons. to assemble and tollow them to their destination.' They were young men, and looked very healthy. SPORTING. PUOIEtEm.—The ataket are to be made good to-morrow, for the great battle between Sereggias and Twrasr. (which is to take piece en the 27th of May), at the Waterman's Arms, tangate. ' Scroggins is still the favourite 6 to 4. NEW 1 1 411Ttiat 1111 THE Seoiwio WojiLD.--,,A, m atc h of LOCO miles has been proposed between Eaton and aoothet pedee. Wan of equal celebrity, to be performed la a given number of days, both the men to start from the same spot of ground, and to go a mile out and 9 mUe in. It is fora considerable stm , and to take place at a abort distance from the Metropolis. he ' friends of both the pedestrians are to mete in the course of the week, at the Temple Coffee-house, Pickett-street, to make the Wager good. One of the men wished to walk ilkhours a days' but this point was objected to. Bea sr.—On Thursday last the barbers of tlibi veteran hero met at the Mitre Tavern, Lower Tooting, to make the stakes I good, for the ensuing great walking match of 5,000 miles in forty-deadeye. On Saturday neat, the 19th Jost. Barret corn 'tierces this moat arduous undertaking. He is to walk half a I talk out and half smile in. Proper umpires have been appointed to witness his exertions; bat, notwithstanding he is in goad health and spirits, hemp; is 7to four against him. Barnet it al most 74 years of age. On Monday morning last, a hawking vender of periodical publkations, of the name of lopes, undertook to walk sixty miles in Marlborough Porept, near the turnpike road, in twelve hours. He contmencesl his jouroey precisely at sit o'clock, wish the weather highly favourable to the ti..deriaking, and several thousand persons assembled at the spot to witness ttus great teat of pedestnanims, which he accomOished in one hour and twenty live minutes within the given lime • pending the performance be went seven miles in one hour, andeightcea auks in three suc cessive hours. EARTHeUdiKES. The French Papers are again nearly filled with ac counts of Earthquakes, which 'mem to have been felt nearly at the sane instant through most parts fit the Continent. and even in some of the islands of rise Mediterranean. MADRID, MARCH2S. On the 18th instant, about eleven in the morning, the shock of an earthquake wo experienced in this city. It was principally felt in the part occupied by the Council of Castille. • I From letters received from PAmploni, it appears that not villages alone have suffered from the earth quake of the 18th—the whole town of,Armaddlo, in Old Castille, has been swallowed up by the faking down of a mountain. All the inhabitants perished ;. only the top of toe steeple remains visible.' • • The intelligence received from the Orisons' coun try inspires the most lively, fears. Never has Snow been so abundant. The toofs 'of houses alone ,re seen, and missy have. given way under the weight that pressed upon them. Several villages, especially •in the valley of Tavetsch, have been abandoned. A terrible avalanch destroyed that of NUeras on the 6th of March—eleven boosts and mills, with all their inhabitants, and several stables with the horses which they contained, were swallowed up at Dissentis. On the Bth, the Vicar and 24 other persons were-dug•our alive, but wounded, and twenty-eight persons me still missing. Avalanches have widely desolated the village of Disebmah. The passige of Scalene ap- pears closed for a considerable time. An avalanche bulied two men at Mew in the Canton of Uri.— Two houses have been t hrown down, as well as se veral.barns, and all the cattle have been swallowed op in the village of Realp. The passage of the Sr. Gothard is also closed. On the 10th another ivalanch destroyed a house iii the Canton of Berne.• The inhabitants, with the exception of a woman, were saved. The intelligence from Tyrol is equally afflicting. Id some places ava lanches succeeded each other four times. At Nandeis, the snow fills the whole valley to the height of a tower ; 21 houses have been destroyed at Ischgal. Twelve persons were killi7d within six leagues of In structs. • Tbeensiesis of .the Inn is interrupted. The earthquake which was felt at Barcelona on the 18th ultimo, at eleven o'clock in the morning, was likewise felt on the same day .at Lerida, .at Saragossa and at Madrid.. At Saragossa it was experienced some minutes befOre, and at Madrid some minutes after, the shock at Barcelona; but in the two latter cities mite!) more strongly than in the former. At Saragossa the concussion wax so violent as to throw down a painting in tbe , chapel of the Virgin of the Pillar, during the performance of mast—the people were frightened, and fled from church. At Madrid the commmotion was still mitre alarming, and was felt partietilarly set the Royal manufactory of fora:- lain at the Retire, an edifice almost mined . during the war. There it Overthrew a wall that killed two men. A violent shock was Id:cerise felt at the Palace of Jut. tire. The Judges who were: sitting, deserted the hall, which trembled amend them. It was- believed to come from the wtstl and iris feared that - - Lisboa has , sufferea by this coßttdalon. • ;"7T - "7": :7 -7 " . - • • • One or the prineipal evidences against the elder WATSON, who was tetblaek, residing at 4 - pohlic-house in East Smithfield, has recently died. .• • PORN. EXCHANGE, APltli t .14.—Haring a short sup. ply of Zilpah' What tindat, that of fine. qualities' 'seas readily slitposed ot . early in the .morning at an advance or2talfee quarte'r, add there was-also r a tha more demand for f o r e ig n Wheat, at List week's prices. The supply of Barley being very •ansait.sind th e wee. they being favtlifrible for Malting, cansitd a triik• do. manci - for line Bitley4. which aatictfh is lirlt.4l, per quarter dearer tlints.on Kist fdondiy... friaitsirea and i, d Beans, there is little or no alteration. TIIEATR ES. DfltitY-LANE , —.sattirday,lthe Vara for Scandal performed at this Theatre with great applause. 'vas fidlowed by the new Melo-drama. This p: ct ias received a slight, hut a very useful alteratitn. Before, the murderer esca; el with impunity ; he • rams however shot with a true aim by tl e Getm an soldier, and thus all the ends of poetical j istice are served. Covvir-GAnctear...--Mtss . —The return of this most fAscitiating actress to her professlonaleuti t; on S aturday night, was hided *with. enthusiastic rip. 4tire and delight. On her entree. she was sensiMy Affected from the heart-cheering welcome she receiv,A from the audience; and throughout the Tragedy, her inimitable portrait of the love sick Juliet, received the most ample testimonies of its finished evellente. The house WAS full Ut elegant :Ind genteel coniril7. R4intot: Crime, with the merits of which our P.V.!::•:% Are Already acquainted, closed tho ontertaionien7i- ; the evening with infinite eclat. KING'S THEATRE.—'That highly c,lebrated Opera, the lion Gif.etwoni of Moziwe, WAS, after being as. nottnced fur many weeks, at length brought forvtari Saturday evening. So much has already appear:.l in the papers on the rousizal history and nieril 'this grand composition, that little of the critic's. duty remains to to performed. We can hut place on cord what bad been so generally anticipated ; and the present occasion we have pleasure in statiniT, the success of J), Giovonn; W 25 eminent anci;,n:, plcte. The acting. throughout was just and sp;:::e,i the music was delightfully eitecipted ; and the ::c• scenic decorations were picturesque and sp!eldtt AstaitoctErrt acquitted himself with extrandlniry; energy; and with respect either to repl or drar.:4j action, we have rarely si:cn any perfortn-tuce axle powerful than his, from the opening of the seermd act, to the conclusion of the supper scent', •h?re tee statue and a host of devils beset DOI Pale: iner. derer. NALm's Leporello was a piece of comic a:A assured emavapance, which r‘lieved the s.itntir: complexien of the crimes upon which it was em ployed. CRIVFLII wes correct enough, hat arc:- powered by superior ingmis. S one of the airs b, the female performers displayed- much tas:e feeling ; and the not,lt, and often terrible and t!.ril, ling, harmonics were ponied forth by the ASS aa'u1....1 corps cif singer s with masterly ntongt:.c 'decorations of the Opera must be n'ticed the strisia„ view of the Cemetery and Equestrian Sta:uu in tiat second act, where the shades are managed with to. usual depth and r•iltoes4, and the 'wenn-bans it thrown with prodigious etfectoran glOsdi of the lwrsentan. . The story may be cornrriscd ia the folloAhig sigt. ment :—Don Giomaii is a ;dissolute Nobleman, d li bel tine of the higher, class : to:lardle:4 of Vni ilirel. ments, m.)ral of divine, that inip , :dimptgrrtitic.air. of his p..ssians, be commences frislOtcet . 'tt , t , i .43 d;• tempt to violate a Lady of . beatny, Wealth, and ralic Her father., Den Pedro, cornua b tu her assistance, ai;,; receives a.svuuml . ituin the bnertine that etortly ic. minatec in . his death. • The hero then ;limey. *ougli.a vatiety.cf alventures, all having the sane object; and at length, to *levced the Conseqtrencts of an unfortoriate dilemma in 'which he his placed hie. self, be, sakes refuge in the cemetely.iri which the re mains of boo Pedro are deposi;e44 Here commencer the terrific part of the scene : a sound from the Ell Irian Statue excites his attention;—it is the waria voice of the figUre.of Dm Pedro, which tells him, ,h;; before the dawn his mirth will have an ehd : it tie flounces the vengeance of litsAvas for his daring t• disturb the repose of the dead; and says it vaits trc vengeance on the impious loan selio de i n teed !lira ca life. Doe Got:Weer d:tregarcls then thr:ats, anJ i; , sites the spectre to supper. The. iaOtation is ac• cepted. Afterwards, at a splendid banquet, the ern: are disturbed and terrified by tne entrance i.! ghost . of Das Pedro, clsd in complete white arineui The spifit,iii its turn, invites the rib:rtine to ~9,, i ). this in vitation 4t likewise accepted ; and Dce Giuv,Pl presenting his hand to the figure, is in, aatly sti7.. with a mortal terror : his conscience is 4 w., kci!.2d, its: he is at once distracted and stung wi:h remora. Demons arise, bearing fiery torches; a Ilamiagaby opens, into which he is precipitated, to.rtccire :etc ;:, nishment due to his crimes,- Such a.c di,: ai.ite:t.: of the drama. The music, as was before noticed, is altogether a high east, the melodies are origi6al and ench..;:• jog, the harmonies profound aaa full of geniis. I: was received with the most enthusils:ic applause. The Theatre presented the mo , st briniant Npect , c, that it has exhibited tor many years. At.a vary ea, hourlt was impossible to get into the Pit. The poi were fi.led by all the rank aud fetti•ns in toad. Among the distinguished fashionables we noticed-- The Luke and Duchess of Curnherland, fluke and Ducse• Portland, Duke of Dorset; Marqubses of ltuckingh;ru, sea, Ormond, and Winchester; Marckir nesse , . nf Anglcser,si! bury, and Landsdowne ; Count and Countess St. Antonio; nisi Ambassador; General Anson ; Loris Qiineston, Crankin Valletort, Palmerston, Chve, Lowther, Hill, Hamilton, W. Westmorland, Lauderdale, llorirldoo, &c. • From the beginning to the cad the pieasuae der" from tl?e performance was issanifested by tooter,: plaudits. Sn many of the airs were encored, th , : was nut until nearly eleven the Qpera Mi. INCLED4)N took.his farewell•l3envfit at t!:e wich Theatre on Saturday night. The pert env were 4 Core for the Heart itehl and the Musical 14 of The Poor Soldier. In the litter, in the dianicte: Patrice, he int'r'oduced , severai of his tavoutite admired wngi . -.• • It is a common 'hying, that "'there is nothing under thqsurti" bitt„ . .as there is no rule esception, so is the Scheme of the present Lotter' `contradiction tn - therroverb. Never did any Love: enmbine so many adeantages, or contain sic molt ;neements"lp.Adventurcts, as the present. But, mere asst-rtion is no .p.oof, hear what the Sew via tell. yon.,—There ase Four Prizes of 420, 0 ;:(F there are rotir Prizes ot el,ooo—there are In,* :,olher Prizes—mid there arc only 4%509. -Blanks---: evety Prize above 42,5 will have a Ticket in ' Lottery, by which nie::.tis the Possessor of t. Four Prizes ot re2o,(X)') in this Lottery, may also!' 'pin One of the Prizes of €15,000 in, the . nev. Tickets are selling at only Eighteen Sixteenths only TA enty•ux Shillings, at the :of G. CARROLL, 7, C00113111,- . and 'Ai, 0 NI , 'l'd 4 ; 0 . ythere 7,735, the Last• lnise -at 430,000, %vas s'i+J Shares, , ";vh w ith other Capitals alsO ,old in b:lf the l aic October Lottery. aerial . .rs ans.. It p:ree iteratitr., he is Getman :nice are retinal of 1211 its 15I1C tip. sensihly Ferri Tragedy, received :cellense, oraril7. ri Open, eing as. for war 4 Nprami peril .1 ce on • ; and ~ •1 7 1'1 'l t 1':11 • ce axle e mead her: t . %e o'r mar. civic a::1 vas e:n- vt airs b! is:e nJ C.ni, ,ser4l4 nongi:.e in Oar with bein: 17 aille siate• if- -1 itiC“lku ,43 itd ace, at;,; ally o, ee,t lie same encil of t.s.l the re- Menai 34'4311;11g irn, ih,i : it de. .162 g , .'4ili trt 'e !!lief C 4 1 and I 13 ac. rria. •:..e irrneur. ri i iirs! 7 'rovalr 1 y zd, ar: merit gobyi, !thee ti 1 • fib 1: 1 1 le;b: r Bosei lic); tie, 1 'auh44l.: Vigiurk deTive ra.,:' , :e ICC rtg Atte: anyi , 3th, s- I ( I ,f • so _~