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l they could rereette i demand for, and afterwards came forward with the public purfe to (hare in their lots. Why, he would a(k, fhould the Welt India traders experience a degree of partiality not extended to any other merchants, nor to any ma. nufatturers ? If it were perfilled in, however, he fhould oppofe it, becaufe he condemned the prin ciple altogether. It was mifchievenst, and for the reafons he had flared, he would ever (land for. ward to refill it. Mr. W. Duaoas called to the recollection of the laft fpeaker that this loan was not granted to affia in any mercantile (peculation, but to enable a bo dy of loyal men to repair the loffes they had fur tained from the fcourge of infurreflion, and the defolation of war ; and this loan had in fad quail tied there worthy merchants to pay (ince to the State above ten times the film in duties which the Houfe was now called upon to allow them force time to difcharge, while they regularly paid the interea. The Honourable Gentleman complained of partiality to the Welt India Trade, but he (Mr. D.) begged the Honourable Gentleman to remem ber the affillance which Government gave to the merchants of Liverpool, and in fad to all the mer chants and manufatfturers of England, who had occalion for it in the year 1793. Mr. Rote explained the importance of the Well India Trade to this country ; it afforded a market for a vaft quantity of our manufeetures ; it em ployed not lefs than one-third of the whole of our Ihipping, and formed an important nurfery for our feamen. When thofe things were taken into ac count, he would afic, Whether it was not deferring the peculiar care and patronage of Government ? and whether it was juft to complain of the atten tion it experienced ? The Honourable Gentle man defended, from reafon and precedent, the pradice which Government had adopted of occa fionally accommodating the merch•tnts and ma nufatturers, and argued for the juftice of the bill before the Houfe. Mr. DINT, Mr. ALAXANDfIt, and Mr. MAN WING fpoke in favour of the Motion, which was agreed to, and the Houle refolved into the Com mittee. _ _ ------- Mr. BAlLt.t■ propofed the sth of May and sth of 08ober next for the payment of the firft inftal talents. _ _ _ Mr. JOHNSTONI alked, whether the Hon. Gen tleman wouldllledge himfelf for the pundual pay ment of thole and the other inftalments, and that no fubfequent application for further indulgence would be made to the Houfe ? Mr. &mot profeffed hintfelf a friend to the perfons interelled in this Bill, of whole refpatabi. My and integrity he was perfectly convinced, but declared his incompetency to offer any fuch pledge as the Hon. Gentleman deGred. After Come converfation between Mr. VATISIT TAIT and Mr. W. SMITH, the Chairman was or dered to report prngrefs, and atk leave to fit again, which, on the Mollie returning, he did ac cordingly, and the Committee was ordered to fit again to-morrow.—Adjournei. LONDON. THURSDAY, MARCH 3t. MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK i 3 pet C. Conf. money, 6siffi 11. Ditto. for April acc. 64, 6s, 64. Old s per Cent. Ann. g6l. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 per Com Conf. 63{ 621 64 per62f 6s 5 Cat. 98 9611 Stock sos Insp. 3 pet Cent. 64 Eicbeq. Hip., s.. to b. dif. Cranium is to 16 dii. &With Tickets ill is. Cud. tat Ap. see. 63 64 The letters by the Litbon Mail of yeaerday nate, that a confiderable degree of alarm was ex cited on the publication of his Majefty's Merage in that country. The credit of the State felt an im mediate and violent (hock. The Government paper, which maintained itfeif without any &ES. culty at 34 per cent. fell inaantly to to. It was not until the lith inftant that Genet:al Lams landed at Li(bon. He arrived on board a frigate from Rochefort. The accounts formerly received of changes in the Portugnefe Minillry, in crafcquence of his return, were not correA ; but lime changes will certainly take place. Don Joni: d'ALMF IDA is to exchange the War Depa: tmcnt and that of Foreign Affairs, which he held, fur tl:: Marine and ultra Marine Department. He is t 3 be fucceeded by tlit Vdcount of ANADIA, who ref:ded over tilt lAtt.:11):.111Ch of the public ferviee. i\l/kw 'vs., who Fare fo much nff:nce en Last.: s t ti.c Caftom.llwire, is to be removed ft im the 1 1 •7:rilrend.tnce of this Customs and Police tr. tome 1-t; cow - pie:lou, office. ‘Ve ham that LA , .415 is rnurh dirpltated that Dr) jfl/11.1 Cr ALM IDA is ver. altoglther diimiffcd. Our Lettets reach to the t 9 is sterns. Government received di:Patches from Malta vefl:t day. Private letters have al(o been received, by which it appeArS that the troops from Egypt were cLii!y expened at that plate. The inhab:- 141 IS arc greatly attached to the Englitis, and epenly exprels their Jetire that the Illand thould remain in our polfealon. Though we have no pretentions to a knowledge of the contents of Government difpatches, we are happy its being able to lay v:ry late accounts from Istatit before our Readers. Wc can affert, they may be relied on, being s frorn a Gentleman who has t very opportunity of being well informed.— The intelligence relating to Zante is important, on: will any one be at a lois to underhand ssiiat email yis alluded to. Had the attempt fucceeded it would have furnilbed an excellent pretext fur the lutes:fere= of Franc:, and argumeuts as tenable as any that hare yet been offered to juflify the condua of the FIRST Cosset towards Switzer land, might eafily have been brought forward to juftify fuch a meafure. MALTA, JANUARY 26. " Neither Sir ALEIC. BALI. nor General JiL• Ltrrs have received any orders whatever refpeB• ing, the evacuating of the Hand: on the contrary Sir ALEX. BALL has been ordered to raife 2000 Maltefe troops, of which they have already embo died 800 ; they defet• railing the remainder till it is fettled whether we are to keep the ifland or not. " The orders for evacuating Egypt were dif. patched from this on the gth of January, In that we exped fome of the Egyptian troops here about the beginning of March. Our lei letters from Alexandria mention, that General Stew/our was extremely anxious to leave that country, as the plague had made its appearance at Alexandria, and the neighbourhood ; and the hoftility of the Marnelukes and Turks fo near the army rendered it extremely difficult to preferve a neutrality be twixt them. g , The Mamelukes had been uniformly (beech en!, and had given the Turks a complete defeat in one tin's. A certain French emilTary who lately per formed an Eaftern tour, which, if it has not al ready made fome noife in Europe, cannot fail to do fo when the objeas of his million (hall come to be better known, was, among other places, at the Viand of Zante. It is pretty well known here that he endeavoured to excite difcontent if not infurrec tion among the natives, and it was (perhaps with out authority however!) very generally circulated among them, that, its cafe of fuch an event, they might promife themfelves the fupport of a great Nation 1" We have alfo received accounts from Gibraltar which come down fo late as the 7th inglant, at which time the Garrifon were all well and hearty. Letters from Genoa mention, that they were obliged to difarm the Polilh brigade before they could get them to embark for St. Domingo. The Lords of the Admiralty have given direc• lions for all proteetions, that are allowed by At of Parliament, to be immediately ifrued. The Hon. Captain Pacts- is appointed to the crm: - nand rf the ENDYMION frigate, at Portfmouth, and the Hon. Capt. EL? untrromis Plasmic to the EGYPTIENNI, at Woolwich. Lieutenant Dr wstrap is appointed Lieutenant of Greenwich Hnfpital, in the room of Lieutenant ANTHONY FORTY!, deceafed. Lord Was. Frrziov is appointed to command else FAIRY Hoop, at Deptford. The Q2idnuncs are as much at a InCs as ever to divine the iffue of the prefent negocietions. Dif patches were received yefterday from Lord WHIT WORTH ! a Cabinet Council fat on them, but no thing was Coffered to tranfpire! ! This was omi nous. The French Ambaltador was afterwards at Court, but (laid only a few minutes! This was Rill ' more ominous, and afforded as much ground for political conjecture as the journey of the young Duke of Doassv to Paris to fee his mother. The rage which many people feel to pry into what is palling between this Government and that of France, and their impatience for the decifion, are incredible. It feems a fpccies of infanity with which the land is afflifted. The paffirm of (peculation is like jea ' !nay —4 , Trifler 1, , * a: air, are caersaatiosu jirong a: proof: of bolt cora." We have not the leaft doubt that much money will be loft or won by thofe who fpcculate on no better grounds than the yonng Duke of Doassr's journey to Paris, or the gravity of General ANDRROSSI's countenance, or the cut of his whifkers yefterd.ty,at Court. But to he fe . rious, the extreme fenfibility of the public on this occation is unmanly. It exports us to the derifmn and contempt of foreigners. as a nation of wretched Stock Jobbers, who think nothing of events that may iuvqlve the independence of the State, bat the effeEl they may produce upon the price of Stocks for the next fettling day. The prefent general difpnfition to invent and to believe, is unprecedented. The labour of the Jour nalifl is thereby not a little increaled. liis expeCted of him, that he (hould notice thefe rumours, trace them to their fource,feparate the probable from the improbable, and guard his readers as far as he can from tieing the viltims of the deftgning• His talk, It eel t h inly not an city one. :With all his caution, h. will frequently find, that he is no match fur cunning ; and, while he is endeavouring to un. mails the deceiver, he will fornctimes himfelf be come hi , dupe. A Private Letter from Paris, of the 27th inflant, lays a—" All the military men in the Britifh ler vice are hallening to leave Its, and to return to England; the other Englifh fay that they will not depart, but in company with their Ambaffador, if matters fhould come to a crifis. The general be lief however here is, among thole who are bell informed, that the difpute will be fettled, if it be not already arranged, without producing any feri• ous confequences. What has given much addi tional Itrength to this opinion is, that at the lall circle at the Tuilleries, the• FIRST Coast L, ad• dretling hitnfelf to Lord Witirwoartiovith a (mil• ing air, and rather a cordial manner, raid, Lb bog, my Lord; you fee the fair feafon has return ed, and the clouds have difappeared l'—As it is not the habit of Bowapars to eke out his conver- Cation by obfervations on the date of the weather, there was no perfon prefent who did not under. hand him in a figurative and political fenfe. You will recollea that it was by this image that Botsa• PARTS WI eaprelied biota(tepeaing the dawn lof the difputo." Sr. .7.4;LiTs's. Yellerjav, Loon aft,:r twelve o'clock, His I‘,IA• JFSTY came. ti S. James's, at there ‘.. as Levee, Whi:h was attended by the Rigb.t the Loßo C II 4xCFLLOR, the ::,Icietaril , s the French, Imperial, Rullian, Batavia!), D.inith, and American Miniacts, and the Archbithop of CAVI ERE UR Y. Dnk,: Athol , Gordc:n, Rnxbnrch. SalilLury, Townrend, flute, T;in mond, Dnugl...(3. Earh—Wentworth, Dartmouth, Wcßmorland, Romney, Cheitertield, Fife, Warw.ck, Sands...cb, RofAyti, Nlamilehl, Yarborough, Kiuuaird, Ilarrington,Caagan, Ux bridge. Vikounts—Sidney,Ranelaph,Hinehinbrok e, Gosford, I.ords—Hobart, Button, Waitiug), Pelham, Atulicrit, Kelly, Kenmore, Bolton, Mori, th, South. Suaderlau,l, Cat• tlt mash, C. Spencer, l'etre, M ulgravc, C. Sormile , . Alva ley. Breadalbane, Kenfington, Hutchinson, Brome, H. Poulett, Melville, Redeldale, Winchelfca, Falmouth, Rolle, G. Man- Bilbops—Brill.ol, Durham, St. Atiph, St. David. Dui of Weilminitir. )odors—Jones, Lawrence. Lyttloon. J. Dathwooff . M. W. Ridley, J. Day, C. Sunbury, W. Geary, F. Sykes, A. Hume, E. Nepear, , F. iker. ing, T. Trigg, P. Heron, H. Parker, R. Milbank, C. Baur, G. Papps, 11. Inglis, W. Pettit. J. Reddel, J. Powel, W. Dundas, J. C. Hipptiley, V.'. Elorhern, H. lddthay, P. Stevens, W. Pulicney, F. Serie, W. Bellingham, James Dubetly, J. Duna relque, C. Morgan, C. Dent, T. Mufgrave. The Sheriff's of London. Simco, 111ofibp, Craig, Burton, H - rris, Stuart, M like, Lennox, Stevens, kittisatrick, Boman, V. at. fon , Gord:n. Colonels—Fuller, Calvert, Childers, Hall, Banks, Clive, Rigby, Cullin, Howard, Harris, Legge. To./nvernor Bentinci. Capraiin--Hervc7, Sutberland, Pierpoint, 112itford, Field ing, Butts. „. Meffr,..—Trevanion, Hervey, H. Lafeelles, Burdon, H. Brown, Greville, Harris, Cook, Chaplin, Dick:on, nrtg, mery, Rote, Duncan, Mills, Ward, Williams, Smith, Grant, Egerton, Berkeley, Parker, Muth's, Hammel, Wallis. J. Pew - el, Garthfl,ore, Scott, Villlcrs, Fuller, Weitern, Heathrate, She ridan, Hon. C. J. Fox, Fouquixr, Carr, Orde, Dent, I.e c• r, , Townley, Mylabd, Bailey, Barham, Harbord, Fawkner, Say , tb. net., Amelia Beauclerk, Dudley and Ward. The following Addrefres were prefented to His MAJESTY--• From the City of Wcftminfter, by the Hon. Charles James Fox, and General Fitzpatrick. From Gloucclter and Devon, by Sir W. Northeote. From Sudbury, by Sir J. C. Hipp_E:y, Recorder and Mem ber for Sudbury. From Flex, by Mr. GWillllll, the Sheriff. From Huntingdon, by Mr. Dubcrly, accompanied by Earl Sandwich—Mr. Du berly received the honour of Knighthood. Flom tke County of Kent, by Mr. Cook, the Sbcrid, ac companied by Earl Romney. Suffer, by the Sheriffs, George Shiner, Ertl. and William Newton. Efq. and the Members, Meas. Fuller and Milan. City of Durham, by Sir Ralph Milbanke and Mr. Bunion, die Members. Cornwall, by Mr Buller. Suffolk, by Sir Wm. Broth and Sir Charles Sunbury. Wallingford, by Sir Francis Sykes. Shrevribury, by Sir William Pultcney. Peterborough, by Dr. Lawrence. Wareham, by Mr. Calvert, the Member. Norfolk, by Mr. Coke, the Member. Staff, rd, by Mr. Sheridan and the Hon. Edw. Mondon, the Members. Devon&ire, by Sir Stafford Northcote. Hafting', by the Mayor and Mr. Fuller. Plymouth, by Sir John St. Aubin. Lineatter Town, by the Marquis of Douglas and Mr. Dent, the Members. Taunton, by Mr. Hammy and Mr. Morland, the Members. The Noblemen introduced to kis MAI rry were— Prince ODILINSiI, by the Ruffian Ambarattor. Prince SALM, by his Excellency the imperial Anibaffarlor. Lord IIIACKLET, on coming to his title, by the &mile of his relation, the Duke of Bridgewater. General STIIART, brother to Lord Ciftlyeatb, on his arri yal from abroad. Vifeount RANCLACII. Baron ANTZNSURGII, by the PTUISSAI ADlbleldOr. laird RILDISDAL C. on his arrival from Ireland. Capt. DALRYMPLif on his VOILIODDLI ill the Guards, by his brother Colonel Dalrymple. Sir ABRAHAM Hume. • Mr. DUDIAT NOWIIII,M.I Mr. HLNAGI, 00 their refrdive Eudora Mr. Dowdtmesqtra. by the Marquis of Townthend. Lord BARK TalOit. by the Earl of Harringtou. Mr.josmva Mom/ MORI, by I.ord Holton, and bad the ho nour of idling his Majefty's hand, on refenting him a coy y of his Commercial Didtioatary. Two Mr. Most To xs, by tbdr Tattler Lord Dude. • Meas. DIJMARESSUJE, D'AVESRLY, and SIR LE, received the honour of Knighthood. General Amoasossi was at the Levee, but did not flay in the Prefence Chamber above tominutes. • Sir CHARLES MORGAN laid before the Krtic pro ceedings of Courts Martial. The Levee doled loon after two o'clock, when the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Pstirios did homage before his Maissrv, on his elevation to the See of Brif tol. His MAJESTY then held a Privy Council ; after which the Cabinet Minitters had feparate con ferences with His MAJESTY. . . In the evening the R OYAL. FAMILY honoured the Ancient Mufic with their prefence. COVENTRY E L CT 104.-At the dote of the Poll on Tueldap, the numbers were— For Mr:Muoat, 1190 I Mr. Silt.% T TOY, 1143. Yeflerday a Court of Direelorc was held at the Eaft India Houle, when Captain HUNTER &tow ee, of the Dna s ars HIR E, took leave, previous to his de prture for China. The following Ladies and Gentlemen are palfcn• gers on board the Honourable E.& India Compa ny's (hip BRITANNIA, Captain THOMAS BARROW ; lately arrived from the Prefidency of Fort St. George : Mrs. Clarinda Cuppage, and five children; Mrs. Harriett Bowncli, and nine children ; I.ieutcnant Colonel Robert Mac kay; Lieutenant-Colonel John Cuppage ; Lieutenant-Colonel I.indfay ; Major limerick; C.ptain George PL.af,in, of His Majeity's 73d itegiment ; Lieutenant Gabriel; Mr. Parnell Nicoll ; Mr. U'hitefett, Purfer of ihc Company's thip General Stuart, and eight children. Yeaerday fe'nnight the non-commillioned offi een of the Soifer Militia, commanded by their Adjutant, preceded by the excellent band belong ing to that corps, marched to Goodwood, and le ceived from their Colonel, his Grace the Duke of Ric Hmos o, the Colours of the Regiment, previous to their marching fur Lewes and Brighton, were they are to be embodied this day. Tut 011ATOR10.—The grand mikellaneous Se leSion of harmonic beauties attraCted the largell audience lift night at Covent Garden Theatre, that has attended the Oratorios this feafon. Mrs. Bi L em:row, though by no means entirely recovered in her health. exhibited no imperfeetion in her lmufical powers. NifUTICAL LYTr:I.I.I; rCE. FALMOUTH, MAR"H 12. Art .red the WALRINCIIAM 147711.1AT':, and the PR INcl: . .VALks packt, Adis from Lit! , in, th.: f rrner in 14, and : in 7 days : by the PRINCE OF XV,.LLS arrival At Lifbon on the t2th init. of his Majesty's ii,ip VICEORIO'JS, of 74 guns, f•pvt.:LLF of 4a, iind EURYDICE, Of IC. guns, from the Eatt the latter Riled for England on the 16:11 ::1 cionteivience of the Vicirnainus being in a ye:7 :c.itlcy 'tate, they were obliged to bear up for ban, although within 40 I:itgacs of the Lizard.— On the 14th inft. la Thcrinis French frigate, having 0 , 1 boaid the French General LA , N Es, arrived at Lifbcm, and cn the iCdt the frigate failed again. for France ; on the init. the Du Kt OF 'bR packet, with the mail from England, al-lived at Litton ; en which day failed the S t)utcli brig Ajax, 1 15 guns, for the Mediterranean. Patilingers per the PRINCE OF WALE; are— SU . A. M`Lor-ld, P. Stafford, Efq. Mr. Regnard, Mt. An:lL:rung, end Mr. ne:iamy. PAlrengers per the WALSINGHAM are— Mrs- Sitwell and Chid, Mee Jenkins, Dr. Fellows, Colonel S!.ca, of the id Regiment, Mr. Hunt, and Mr% Colley. Alio arrived the Danifh f hip Two Siiie; s, Capt. Be s row, fr.im Norway, v ith t mber for the Mines; :be Peudower, MALLARD, with bale gt.ods, &c. from London; and the 11:C)•, Fasa }EV, from Car. diff.—Sailed the American brig Inch: ary, Capt. Sr - Lacey, with flour, for Lifbon ; the Speedwell, Davis; and Rivicre, COOPLR, for London ; and on Saturday hill the King George packet, Yes. costae, for Lifbon, with the :nails of the ,sth and 22d init.—Wind N. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 3n. This day arrived hi, Maj y's (hip HECTOR, of 7.} guns, Captain SICIPSE/, p•rn the Streights, and is under qua? amine ; the C akutta, Captain FAIR FAX, from the Downs, herr ad to India ; the Lord Nclerm, Captain Li NDSAY, . - rum the Downs, hound to the South Seas ; and Cie Great Britain, Capt. BARNATT, from ivauthampton.--Sailed the Ibip Camilla, Captain Jos. ANDEa , .ON, for Shields. Went out of Harbour, at half pall three o'clock, his Majefly's Ihip DRILDSOUGHT, of 98 guns. This day Admiral HnLLOWAY fhified his flag from the DREADNOUGHT to the PuiSSANT. Sailed l'Atc Ls, of 35 guns, Captain WOLFE, for Jerfey. The Narrums, Captain Deo ItY, and the V EN E. RABLE, Captain SEARLE, have made the fignal for tailing for Plymouth. The PIGMY cutter, Lieut. WHITE, is dropped Joan to St. Helen's, to examine all the merchant vetrels, and prefs fuch hands as have no protection. The Am piitoxi, of 36 guns, Captain T. HARDY, is ordered to Jerky. The Russ F xi., of 74 guns, Captain WI wax' a, w:11 go out of harbour to-morrow. DOVER, MARCH 30. Mr. Husysit, jun. is juit arrived, with the DMus of DORSET, to embark for France. No arrivals from France to-day; but thole who have come from there lately, fity that the people do not cape& war. FROM LLOYD's LIST. Drm., Mitten 3o.—Arrivid and Gina for the River, the from Seville.—Wind S. W. GRAVESEND, MA It CU 30...-Paired by the Three Sifters, —, from Emhden; Vrow Gefina, —, from Lear; and PLives , —, from Norway. —S ailed the Adriatic. Ford, for New Brucfwiek ; Alfred, —, for Oporto; Diligence Carr sumo, Balander, for Ferrol; Diana. —,for Brawn; John and Mary, for Barrel= ; General Moore, Won; for Lgborn ; Jarow Catharine, —, for Dunkirk Good !Mans Cork ; and the Fanny, Su-pin:don, for Hamburg& ARRIVED In the Creek, Sprightly, Dove, from Patrafs—Off Dover, Sal y, Bollard, from Naples—M Liverpool, Lottery, Neale, from Jamaica; Aurora, Mathews, from Lifhon ; John Adams, f om Savannah; and Three Sitters, —, from Virginia —At Clyde, Fodor, Kemp, from Chasiefton—At Cork, Eliza, Pryer, fr.on Dominica ; and Eliza, Hanna, from V.rginia-- At Belfalt, Mary, Jamiefon, from Jamaica..-At Newry, An. dr ntache, Park ; and William and Mary, Dillingham, front Nt w YorkAt Havre, Arran, from New York ; and Werwagting, —, from Landon—At Antwerp, Philadel phia, from Philadelphia—in the Texel, Ann and Hope. Lang, from Batavia; Mercury, Potter, from Bollor ; and P. N.pitco, —, from Baltimore—At CibraltaL s George, Rue from Philadelphia—At New York, Delaware, Beb-11, from - Balcy, Chew, from Liverpool; and Ann, Court, from Hull—At St. Vincent's, Crefcent, Dunlop, from Clyde—At Jamaica, Hercules, —, from Brillol ; Sarah, Connell, from Africa; John, Duncan ; and Magnet, Ewing, from Clyde...At Bombay, Fricndfhip, Smith, from China..-At }trifle* Charles from Aquilas—At Liverpool, Mary, Trefern, from Charante—At Dublin, Pcrfeverance, Walker, from London—. At Kinfale, Benjamin, Collins, from Lilbon—At Litbon, En deavour, Mafon ; Firm,—; Thomas, Elwick ; Hero, Au thor; Commerce, Smith; Sally, Dent; Ayr, Salter; and Nancy, Shaw, from London; Britannia, Leitch, from Clyde; Hope, Bulky; Hilton, Wray; Fanny, Williams; c, White; and Albion, Hooke, from Liverpool; Clyde, Shed ion from Newfoundland; Devonihire, Proufe ; and Brothers, Ball, from Dartmouth; Induftry, Coker, from Yarmouth; Mexico, Hen. action ; and Galin, —, front Cork ; Fanny, Prouting, front Hull; and Ann, Taylor, from Liverpool—Off Lifbon, Coin. rnerciante, Montori, from Bengal—At Pool, Succefu, Green, from Malaga—At Cuxhaven, Paragon, Kirton, from London —At Tenerife, Verfightbeit, Dirks, from Rotte-dam--At Newry, Paly, Snell, from Philadelphia—ln tho Texcl, Har mony, Notherg, from London; Faxwell, Bernard, from Ba tavia ; Poltillion, Koning, from Demarara ; Harmony, win. from Baltimore; Amcicitia,' Buck, from Surinam; Rouen, Goodwin; and Succef., Doggett, tram Bolton. PILLORY —Yellerday "OBn convieled at the Affixes at Kingdon, of letting fire to his houfe at Streatham, flood in the pillory oppotite St. George's Church in the Borough, pursuant to his fentence. He is to remain in prim for two yrns. On Monday next the State Lottery w;11 negin Drawing :—The Tickets and Shams are C4l falc at the old Office of Swirl. and C-r. in the Poultry, where a great proportion of C.:pital Prizes have have been fold, in the late Lnttcric'. Monday next the State Lottery commences Drawing :—Tickets and Shares are on fa:l at the corner of the Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the gate of the King's Mcws, Charing Cr0f5,1. , ,,. don, the Licences' State Lottery Offices of RI. CHARDSOM, GOODLLICK, and Co„ Norici.—On Monday nest the State Lottery heg:n► Prawirg, and will continue on every Mon day and Thuridar, for four weeks. The rizkets and Shares are telling at Mr. MotoLsov's Office, No. IC Cornhill, where an authenticated ha of Real Fortunate Adventurers is inferted in the Schemes at large.—N. B. The highelt Prizes are, f.ur of so a ciool. and the lowea 201.