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ra- Tie rif " Stitt COMMA/MIR it'SY. bee elf. Den- tios ilia and P:11 and French ikflnitlers Plenipptet.tiary, it Vita as with the prefent Englith Government of the ;11.tod, on all the articles relating to the return of the re ligion of Malta, and particularly on that the objea of which is the difembarlcatirm, and entrance of religion into the itland, as well as the furrender of t he place, &c." Such are the terms of the full powers of which I am the bearer, and of which I have the honour of fending your Excellency. acopy. Accoi•ding to the tenour of there full powers, and the accomplifbment ofthe different conditions flipulated by the Treaty of Amiens, for the de livery of the ;nand to the Order of Saint John of jerufalem, I formally demand of your Excellency. , the execftion of the 4th paragraph of the loth Article of the 641 treaty, and I beg you to give me on this head a precifc anfwer. I beg your Excellency to accept the afTorance of my high eleem. (Signed) "'um" ANSWIIII OF tHI MINIS FEE OF ENGLAND TO THE Malta, March a. tBo3. " I have received the letter which your Excel lency did me the honour to write to me yeflerday, in which you exprefs your difTatisfarlion with my verbal communication, on the objen of your mil- Eton, and in which you require me to give in writ ing my reafons for refuting to furrender the Government of there iflands, on the arrival of his eminence the Grand Mailer of the Order of Saint John of Jerufalem. gg In anfwer I requeff permiffion to ()Verve, that as Tome of the powers invited accor ding to the Germs of the mat Article of the Treaty of Amiens, to fecure the independence of Malta, have not yet acceded to that meafure, I do not think myfelf authorifed to put an end to the Government of his Bit:TANNIC MAIRSTY, until iw receive fpecial in firudions from my Court. Your Excellency obferves, that I with to dir. fuade the Graml Mager from coming to reside here. Your Excellency may recoiled, that I (poke on this Cubic& in the following terms :- 4 , On your obfetving that the Grand Maier depended on hating immediate polfellinn of the Palace of Government in fort Vallette, I informed you, that under the prefent circumßances I could not accede to the delire of his Eminence, for it is abfolutely neceffary that his Excellency General Vitturrs and myfelf fhould continue to occupy this palace, on account of the official affairs of our refpedive departments. go I requeft leave to remind your Excellency alto that I offered you, at the fame time, the palace of Bofchetta for the refidence of the Grand Mailer, a fituation which I (hoold conceit , : to be in every refped proper for his Eminence, until the time when he (hould be able to airtime the diredioa of the Government. " But as the palace of Boracite is not at re ran furnilbed, I took the liberty of fuggelling, that it would be more proper for him to remain room time in Sicily, efpecially as his refidence there would keep his Eminence only at the diflance of a day's journey from the ?Rand. " To conclude, your Eminence may tea efrtir. ed that at the moment when I (hall think myfelf authorized to furrender the Government, I (hall acquaint you of it. I have the honour to be, with the higheß confiders ion, Sir, your Excellency's moR humble and obedient fervent. (Signed ) " ALEXANDER ■ALL." Lord Sr. VINCENT'S Family have all left town for his Lordfhip's honfe at Brentwood, in Eder, excepting his Lord(hip. Mr. Purr as: ived on Saturday at Mr. Li-ma's feat at Bromley, in Kent, where lie will remain during the holidays. On TlturfJay tall, died,at Wrexham, in the yqth year of his age, IVILLIAM WILLIAMS, Efq. coufin german to the late Sir Waretri WILLIAMS Wrma. Bart. and brother to %Varela WILLIAMS, Ertl. of PenbeJsv, in the county of Denbigh. Yeller Jay evening Difpatches were received in Town from the Earl Indies, but their contents have not tranfpired. Yeßerday morning a King's metrenger :mired at the Sectetary of State's Office, with diiPatclics from Lord Wm-moss -it, at Paris. The Mail for Dunkirk was, by mitlake, fent to Dover along with the Englillt Mail on Friday night ; and was on the porir of being fent to Lon don, when a letter art used from Calais dating the error. The inhabit.:nts of Dunki r k would, no' doubt, be in great alarm, in conferprence of the Mail not rtrtiving as ulital ; they would not receive it limner than lad night. A packet, which 1:61,11 from Dover um I Yrs!. nefday, tell in with 3 French tranfport, with troops on board, coppoled to have come out of Dunkirk, lion' which place, it is laid, liVCEAI if AlirpOliS have (Ailed within thefe few days. Letters from Jerky, dated on Wednefday, flute, that Ft ench troops were daily arriving on the op. polite coaft, and that flat-frotinmed boats were collecting at la Hogue, Cancale, St. Malt), Scc. A letter f Guernfey, of a later date, reports to the fame effeel. All due caulkers that were dirt:large,' latelyflorn Portfmouth Yard have been invited to return to their former fititations. Haller Hospital is ordered to be put on the fame eflabliffiment as during left war. On Saturday fe'nnight tog Out-Perifihners of Cl ellea arrived at Abetdcan from lova nel;, and marched for Edinburgh. The floating . batteties at the Nore are to take I their stifere2t itatious isnwediateir• N41.171C.11.. INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, APRIL P. Arrive:l the outward-hound 11 . 4 India Blip Lady Jilin, Capt. GKEIG, from London for Ja maica I the brig Recoil.), Capt. TURTLE, from Dartmouth : the Brighton, Bo; rov, from New haven ; the Redbridge, CUMMINS, from South ampton ; and the Du RR OF. YORK packet, DraK.E, from Lithrtn, which Biz left on the zilth lilt. at which time there were lying there his Ntajetly's Ihip VICTORIOUS, of 74 gins, la SVBILI.F. of 44, three Dutch line of battle 'hips, a fehooncr, and a {loop of war of CO guns. Palfengsrs per the 1)u. 'IF Volt K packet are— Lieut. Col. Shaw, of the 74th RegimAit, fin the Eaft Indies; Mr. Lufliiii:ton, of the Eaft Indi.i Coin boy% Ser vice; Mr. Clay; Mr. Nlouchet; Mr. Drinina ; and Mr. !n• k Iby. At the time the packet failed it was laid at Lill ' bon, that the French Fleet, under the Command of Admiral Limo's, rAd to be intended for the EAR Indies, was aCually failed for, and to take pofretTion of the Brazils. The idea of a freth rup ture between this country has occationed much alarm with the merchants in Portugal, fearing that that country will loon fall a prey to France. Sailed the brig Recovery, Pa r2aa, for Swanfea ; the RESOLUTION cutter on a CTUIEC ; an,.! the Prin. eels Royal, Ow SNS, for Liverpool. Wind S. E. YARMOUTH, APRIL. to. Friday evening arrived the Pitim ex OF WALES, Capt. DEAN E, from Cuxhaven, after having landed her Mails at Cromer : the Paffengers, about t 5 in number, were landed here : the failed this morning fur Harwich, having on board about 3o calks of foreign coin. Saturday morning early arrived here from Lon don anAdmiralty Meffenger, with Pealed difpatches for Capt. BROUGHTON of the frigate, in confequence of which the LEDA frigate, Captain Hos sy maw, got ender way to crude, as is lup poled hoe, off Goree. - Sailed the MARINER gun brig on the imprefs ferviee ; also the Hosts* and REPULSE revenue cutters.—Paired through a gun brig with imprcifetl men for the fleet. This morning a merchant Ihip from Hamburgh landed her pailingers here, by whom it is lined, thAt when they left Hamburgh the Senate were then fitting on a very important debate, viz. whe ther they thould protea the city themfelves, or allow the Prualan troops to march in and protc.t it for them ?—Arrived from the Not thward a gun brig, name unknown. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 9. The \Tierney, of t to guns, which has been in Dock Come time pall, to undergo Come flight re pairs, will go out of Dock in a Ipring tide or two. The Viso,' en, of ;:f guns, which has been fo long in the upper South Dock repairing, will form be quite &inlet,, and will then be as complete a Ili. gate of her clefs AS any in the ferrite. The HIRER. NSA. of t to guns, is now quite planked to her gun wales. Left night a logger and cutter, per fignal got under weigh from Hamoaze, went down the harbour and flood out to tea with a prefs of fail to the weliward. It is luppored they are gone down Channel, to pick up men from our homeward bound fleets. The DAS URAL, Of 18 puts, Capt. Drotroi“,icnow waiting in found, it is laid, to rake out difpatchts to Italie of our Foreign Poffeflions. She is at at Angle anchor for a flart at a moment's warning, being provilinned and (lured for four months. All the Its line of battle Ihips which are fitting for fea in Hamo.tze, are completely vidualled and fluted for lix months. PORTSMOUrIf. APRIL zc. The Royal Mottoes, dellined for the Garrison cf Slew South lVales, embarked nn Wednefday, nn hoard the Cotcurve, Captain WOODRIFI.E. Lieutenant-Colonel Cott.tirs, of that Corps, who is going out Governor of the C. Sony, arrived here this m o rning. The ()CRAM tranfport, which is to ece‘mpany the Csacur re., arrived from the Downs yetlerdar. Rear. Admiral HOLLOWAY has fhifted his flag from the l'utssaN r to the GLADIA roe, Lieutenant CortotAy, which Ihip has bcea fitted un purpofe for its reception. Went out of harbour the PUtIISA%T. Several Catimillions of OiTeets for the ROYAL SOYLRLIGN, BRITANNIA, and Wimnscut CASTLE, at this port, arc received, but no Captains are as yet nominated. TORBAY, APRIL 7. Captain Tome AS BURROW,. a ;:le flap RCClbriagt, letter of marque, of London, armed with ten to pounders, and forty hands, failed from Torbay the 3d of flay tSico, in ballatl, tie flined for the cualt of Peru, on the whale tithery; arrived on the coal! of Chaise the early part of January iflot, and after finite tour caught about too tons of oil, during which his crew were fu infeeled with the fcurry,that ltg had not hands enough left to work the tbip. He was under Ake sterility of running in under the land of the Ifland of St. Mary's (colt of Chitin.> to partly bury the people in new earth, to firmer them of their diforder, leaving no perhat on board hut the laid Nlalter, his Mate, and tines of the crew. While this was performing, a fhip (which bad been ti► re for &limiter purpofe) failed and left in with two Spanifh armed (Win, and informed theist of the fi tuation of the Redto idge, and Win towed and piloted the Spa niards ; when no the 3oth of Deceniber aot, the Britan n a, ot to eons, and the Canoe and Pollux, of 22 guns, the two armed Spann's chips, began to Are revered brimales at the Red bridge, altbongh Ow did not nor could make any refillanc..; then boarded and took her, and canted h. r into Conception Port, and front thence they were fent to I iota, wish all the (irk crew imprifon. J. and pinioned in an ontifu..lly barbarian manner; in which litintion the poor crew remained OD the s6th of Odlobcr t!Ca, although the Viceroy had prior accounts the Preliminaries of Peace were fired. Ceram Du It Mows then bribed the centinels, and got on board the Juliana, of Ham burgh (in difguife). WoLer It ►indly hid him. arid being on Plymouth, veer hernanfly tan with the land, ma Captain l;us ao w s in: board c.w of pm . • l'orbay tithing fluor ykAtud,y &Di cacuiag Lc %u lawl3lfaic Leer. CHATHAM, ATitlf to.' itkJ 11.eT1.1!%1APt ER Reach tilk: Nl)rt ; .;PLI t1:1, Joy the tivitt,r,.l f,%!1;:•,v, but wasu;Atgvd to ro:t The W:s COmmiirinned and itsido , '..:•:_d yellcrday, and mailed to•div : it is expe.'.cd the contraEt riggers will rig her while the VINt.: VIU'S people get her Ithres on board. The CE R /IF RUS WAS unlocked, and the UNicove docked, to-day. All hand. are employed to-day in the naval and ordnance departments : they begin to pay the arti ficers of the naval yards to-morrow. DOVER, APRIL w. We are all without any certain news about peace or war ; yel.:rday, at nine •P. M. the I Iva. cinth, Cap , :tin Pox:Ail., arrived here from Calais, with :I paifengers ; Ow N SMITH OWV.s. Eli!. al to carne by the fame velel ; arrived alfo the Oucen Charlotte, Captain CUKLINC, with 183 C:likh and bags of foreign coin, which is the oily coin we have had over for Tome time pall : we augur here in favour of peace from the French permitting again coin to be exported. To-day, about 011 C P. M. an open boat arrived here from Calais, with an exprels to one of our prin cipal merchants, which was fent off exprels to London-. It is faid the public opinion at Paris is in favour of peace. GREENOCK, APRIL S. Arrived the Columbia, Warr, from Charlellon, after a palllt c , , re of 28 days : tailed along with the Enterprife, CAMERON, for Clyde, and kept her company for to days—left loading for Liverpool, the Achilles, DoUGLas, who would be ready to fail in ten days. Arrived here from Kilalla, the John, BRITTON ; fpoke on the morning of the 3d current, the bri gantine Diana, GROSSAR n, of and from hence for Newt;:undland, idand of Sanda bearing N. N. E. dillant one league.—Wind S. S. W.—All well. We learn from Dumfries, lince our 411, that the !hip Lucy, mentioned as being wrecked on the foot of Bonhomie Bank, went to pieces front a heavy Ewell of the fea. Before this event, 198 bales of cotton, 23 barrels of pitch, and one piece of ma hogany were landed, but the remainder of the cargo, except form pieces of pine timber, which have once come on fhore, will be totally 1011. FROM LI OYD's LIRT. DIAL, APRIL to—Arrived the Greyhound cutter from a attire, and remains, with his Welly 5 chips as per hail— Wind S. _ _ • Gs AVR %LW°, APRIL to —PalTscl by tbr Robert and Sarah,• —; and William and Mary, Monkey, fur GaUipoly ; —, front ; Apollo, Flinn, from Alicant ; Richry and lielsetfon, Trek, from Barcelona; Venus, Janfen, from Atu- Rerdant ; Adventure, —; and Flight, —, from Rotter daniSailed the Jafon, for Halifax; Concord, Clouding, for Africa ; Jamaica Planter, Feard, for St. Vinccnt's ; Anshro- Ira, Harvey. (or Cadiz • Lmbden Packet, —, fur Ham burgh; Milbank, Reid. for StOtin ; William and Mary, Daniel, for Limerick; Fricndlisip, for Cork ; Prince(' Elizabeth, —, for New Providence ; and Elizabeth, Sundlay. for Rotten. ARRIVED In the Creek, Betky, Mo) es, from Patnefs ; Prineefs Rnval, Maley, front Aiwa; and Joh, , Cowley, trom Gibrshsr.— At Porthanuth, Fancy, Duncan, from Honduras.—Off the Wight, Ifabella and Ann, Died', from Leghorn—At Dirt. atuuth, Soccer% Baker, from Genoa.—Off Falmouth. Dumi• nira, ('taut, from Jamaica. —At Torbay. Juliana, Wolf, from the malt of Perm—At Liverpool, Jane, Headerfon, from New York.—At Clyde, Polly, Daley, tram Clearleflocks—At LA it , Minerva, Witdgoole, from Humurgh.—At Beta& Suceefs, from Ilcetry,ll.l3ewell, James, (rem New York.—At Havre, Oliver, Elfwarth, --, from the Niter Plata. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The hired armed cutter the Nile, for the carafe of the brig Ainitance, will be paid every Friday at Plymo;:th. 'rho Ihap Hound, and Force and Mallard gun-veffels i will, on Wcdm-fday the lath init. be paid for the Prutrian galliot Wilmenendc Vriendfchaft, at No. s, Greville-ftrect, Hum. Garden. Htna, for the capture of the Neptunur, will be rid at No. 9, New Broad-ftrect, Wc oral the nth iottant. So aria was the prefs in the harbour of Dublin on "ruefday evening, that the hands were taken out of Come of the packet boats jua ready to fail. The NifTlllll, ALsion, VE:4511.4110E, ARDENT, and feveral other line of battle Blips, are ordered to proceed to Torbay, and will be placed under the command of Rear Admiral CAM rag Lt., imme diately, at which place the Naval Hofpital is to be re-eltablilhed as during the late war. The Hector - 74 guns. Neptune - 9 Anti Albion - 74 guns, CaitrigrUlC 74 guns Culloden - 74 guns, and Venerable 74 guns. Are ordered to remain in Cawfand Bay until fur ther orders. The Immo aTALSTE la ordered to proceed to tong-Reach to be paid ME The Tr s EL and LIST Olt N are ordered to be conuniffinned at Chatham. Captain SuTTON is appoiated to the Iftesuar, of too guns • fhe Fut T bomb•rr lfei. of t 6 guns, is put Mtn commiffiurt, and JACO,. RICSAIO Denis is appointed to tie command. The JmenscA, of a 6 guns, is ordered to he paid of at Ply mouth, and a rote:lion is to be granted toad her crew Cur 14 days: the is ordered to be comraillioned again Immediately. The Lords tithe Admiralty lure appointed the key. Joists Ihr s raarti.s.s. Chaplain of the TONANT. Of So guns, now at Plymouth. Lieut. J.tncs Lo at' Les heal appointed to the Cotuuasoa , of 74 guns. The I .4PE ititln, of 7.s guns, will go out of Flock, at Ply• mouth, on the aid, and will be direftly cossunithwod. On Saturday left Mr..‘lexander George Wstfun, the Posies of the Hon. Haft India Company's thip the Lord Cattlereagh, attended at the India Houfe, and received ►ls Gag difpatches for the Governments of Fort St. George and Bengal, with which he immediately proceeded to juin the fait fhip. The cargo of the Laurel, Caffun, 011 more at Holyhead, is fated, hut the Chip is bolt. The FAline Catarina, Kraut, from Boardcaux to EmWen. is put into I).,rtm uth leaky. /'he Little Catharine, klarkoe, from St. Cede to Copenha gen, is forced ima Brittul by litre& of weather. The fluop Peggy, of Cardigan, from Cork to Liverpool, is on more neat Holyhead, but opened to be gut of without damage. The Mandel+ from Baltimore to Bremen, which run into Cuxhaven leaky, has had her cargo taken to Burnet in (mall rads. he Pennfihrania, Shaw, from Phi/wit/phis to Canton , fprung a leak in a atle on alb Feb. and nude for New York, where thi arrived :o much da:ll,„N.l if to be unfit for fn. The Prompt. Lavrock of Dyfart, got on More on Anhoh Rerf, but by throwing part of her cargo of coale,,vcrboanl, wa• cambia to proceed. anti arrive at Fredericktwort the 15 th att. CC/ 451,11 1:13 Jl. !I; A'. . me Sit prly Cl Col :1 ; ;...:11, r.iily :.) fr rt 7.;! . c x ii:ty 1.. t r. .ir with funie tlu rni.,y the p':; week ; !int tlicre are relit. ^,^l': C i tit!n inferior 1;i:t z, nor 0 ill Arc, i v , i. i of 11 are atts ;tr.! vrry :411,1 tt hava been at / S. ICI. 'Os and I%:As are cnc.lin.r.—NlA:t and It v' Ir t vrz. no v.oiation --The Seed '[lade is Jiasvini_.; fact to tin the featil.—nices as rer annexe.l Currency : Euglith Wlhmt, per qr. sos. 51,5. c7s Fine Dantzic I•Viicat,so. 56-s. Rye, 34.5. 365. .- • - B.aky, 21s. 2 (Very Fine) 25i. l'i.l4lt, 421. 465. Oats, I j'S. 2 Ds. 2 IS. I (UV fe New. 30S. 323. Old 14%36-1 Tick Beans, New, 25i. vrs. Old 325 33s - - 1111 g Peale, 28S. sos. Boilers, 4 0 s. +4 9 . _ Carr.tway Seed, 365. to vs. per cwt. Coriander, 295. to 3os per cwt. Red Clover, 735. 86s. 925. pet cwv. White ditto, gos. a ass. 1265. per cwt. Trefoil, ~`Ss 46s 48s per cu..; Canary, 7zs. to 745. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 3 en. per : Fl, 'r, 455. 4 8 s- per fad . tNO%f f elt LONDON GAALTT t, eIATORDAY,APRIL 9. Average price of Cont in England and Woks, front the Re. turns coding the ad day of April, *BO3. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. Oats. Beaas. Peafe. S. J. a. (1. a. d. I a. 1. a. J s. 56 8 36 6 24 I 19 6 32 8 37 0 The at erace Price of Sugar. computed from the Returns made in tht week ending the 6th of April, 180 j. is 4ts. per hundred weight. PRICES Of GRAIN, AT TYE FOLLOWING MARKETS. BA,INGIioKE,..Whc.it Sys Cd to sls od per %virtu.. Barley aos otl to 128 4ti Beane 308 cul to 348 od Oats tBs od to 238 od I Pare oos od to 35$ od AintneNnsars.—Wheat 32• od to 6za od per quarter. Barley its od to 25s 0.1 I BUSS 32a od to cd Oats los od to 2,3 s od Peale 388 od to au od NEWatlar.--Wileat, ags. od. to 62a ad. per Q ... sztser. Bark y zos od to 234 od Beans Sts od to s3s 6d I Oats rot 61 to 238 od Peale 328 61 to 331 od 32.8 od to 638 od per (toaster. • Barley its od to It3o od 'Bass 28$ od to 331 od Oats IL 01 to ias od Pude 331 cad to 361, cd R r ADiric.—Wheat 338.51 to 635. td. per Quarter. Barley sos od to 24s od I Beans 298 03 to 34s 6d Oats 89$ od to 230 od Peale • oos od to eoa od At Warminfter Market, on Saturday 414 the prices of Britifh Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, 21. r4s. to 31. os. Barley, 11. Ss. to tl. Ss. od. Oats, 11. to 11. 11. Beaus, 11. to. to al. os. The following are the faationable Arrangements for the Week : This Evening—The Marquis of Aberrant's Grad,iplAvra at Stant/tare ; Lord Mayor's Grand Dinner, Mardian- oak g Marchianeft of Aberrant's Arft Grand Party, at the ?defy a Lady Mayoroft's Ball ; Mrs. Start's Rout. I*a-morrow—Mr. Higginfon's Grand Dinner, Harlet-lbeet Marchionefs of Abcrrant's fecund Grand Party ;• tivs. Ilie— ginfon's Concert. r Wcdnefelay—tparbefs of Devon/tire's Party; Mrs. Clive's Rout, Brook-ftrect. Tharftlay—Lord Craven's Gran* Dimmer. Chmille4rat. Birkeley-fquare; Lord B owniow's Oland AUlissur o bliiillrect Afare.hioneti of Hesdfart's Root, litsabspe inns Uoviis if. of Welkflcy's Ball, Pariv4rse ; Lady Drams.. PINNY Mrs. Malenks's Roe!, lassidd-ltreet ; Mn. Subresio's Rout, Great Quaint fired. friday—Mra - Vaughaes Concert, Mancheikr-fstart Codrington's Root, Davies•fhect, Reltrixl:4 . _ • • Saturday—Mr . Spencer Stanhopea wandl ••4,4g" nor4quare. Pi • Sondaya—Mt. Harvey's °nod Mower, Glasosibsaplite AfarebioneG: of Hertford's Conant, Manchdter4fisrerMar gels of Blandford's Concert, Pkcadißy ; Camels of Islanare 'a Party, Portman-fqvare ; Mrs. Harvey's Mode. Glasselier place. • WOWS Of halos Ike k neral cut their hair wort, fo that, except trasdpionst carnets and veils hitched tithe form of the bead, few other novelties of bead-drcfs have of late COW tato tole. Yellow arc grederred to white ftraw ban. The crown is high: the *lns is sorrow, and of one breadth all stand; and over the bat is, Irdtbsead. kerchief of Flnreccr. Lame lathe cosmos colon for the hand kerchief. Low wallts for the gowns, and robes wi boot a WI, arc to be ken only in full ditties. The dreffes are triesincef with a narrow frizzled lacing. • Letters from Paris mention that Placards have been 'luck up in various parts of that capital, with the words, 4. No War! no Cam CoNsys. ! Mo teat!, and Peace!" Kenfington Gardens were yellerday ,tilted by a conliderable nomber of Belles, Mae* Ardis muffins unincambered by petticoats. Saturday morning was interred in a Tank at St. James's Church, the body of the late Colonel Moe T$3Ol4F ItY. The funeral was attended by Ge neral LOFTUS, Mr. Brach and Mr. Brae:roan, reprefenting the three families with whom be was moft nearly tonne red. On Friday evening tiff, a melancholy accident took place at a very refpedable house in Mount- Itreet, Grofvenor fqnare. Mrs. Adderly, a lady of the higheit refpeftability, whofe huthand holds a lunation of the firft rank in the ferries of the Eel/ India Company, in the ad of feeding a fquirrel, opened the door of its cage, when the aninsal,eager to obtain his food, ran out and bit her fo violently by the finger, that the was compelled by the pain to utter a loud cry, and fuddenly rife up ; at the fame time the unfortunately let the candle fall on her clothes, which were immediately in flames.— In this titivation the fcrranted out, ran down (lairs and threw herfell in the paffkge. at the parlour door. The whole family rubbed to afford athf twice, and by rolling her on the carpet, and ufing every means in their power, they endeavoured to extinguilh the fife. Unhappily every attempt made by her friends was ineffeaual. She was dreadfully burned, and, notwithstanding all pall tile means were tiled by an eminent furgeon for her recovery, the expired in a few hours after the fatal accident happened. ST•TiI LOTT R Yo-. The Ticket, No. 14.465, drawn the Second Day of Drawing, a Prize of 'Twenty Thoufand Pounds, was fold in One Half, One ginner,. One Eighth, and Two Sixteenth Share:, at E. M 's truly fortunate Office. Great Piazza, Covent Garden, where Tickets and Shares will continue on Sale during the Drawing. —N. R. The full value will be paid to the For tunate Holders on demand.