Star. — London, England, 1817-02-03 00:00:00

(rani tte vetkeailie of then 'T ROYAL of Swatma en stedly II obtain the sup s, and had many earnest. with Meters. Comma s :ntatives— but all without lm with a respectful,firm -7 justice should•take its Iceordingly wit* idrd, that two of , the ac= ` STAFFEL9, and • Lieuti. !illy of having betrayed the favourio: the occupatiom of at the KING of SWEDEN the condenined the prero allimcd hint by the last lint the Representatives of ,a ion of this right to the the grnond that this right ,vtroactiveeffect, nor . apply only to the Constitution. :arconveriatioa is the Mes. .eatztv. expected to be de : Parliament this evening. Act be suspended t Wilt aged illegal, as by Mr. years ago t ate questions hope th.it Parliament will recourse to such measures. [he arm of the Civil Audio to suppress tumult, and to answer to this to say, there 'have been violations of law. tiler the power of the State, etc Atithorities, is not suffi y ? to visit them with the lays, and, by hs vigilance, anst those evils whichmight there' is a weak Gevertaiwawt? • differ; and differ honestly, Bey ought to be cooly%dis mer recollected. that there is well as national dignity, in ion of es Consti:ational of any kind which involve tee, from the well-recognised • Land. MEETINGB. Leicestershire have had a of arranging the swearing-in dl the parishes, for the pur riotous and disorderly pro die Government. is a meeting of the Magic inbabitaut4ousebolderf Hall, when resolutions and lose that had been adopted at 'of their attachment to the tution of the country, and maintain the public peace, tturday the Qyzates Conn. the subject of the KINO'R ig Bulletin, beintsigned by Idince. was directed to be ez• vlace : FEBRUA Rt MAJESTY ti*t, yef cheerful, during the disorder is undiminished, ainues very good." town from Windsor at four will hold a Les:ce fie Caslion ./.--The Drawing Room, in. her MAJESTY at the Obeen's postponed to that day fort. REGENT held a Court for the Addresses of the two Houses ;wer to the Speech from the being over, Alderman BIRCH ..edience, and presented to his )lendidly bound book, containing proceedings on the occasion of the even by the City to the Sore. land, •in 18t3. The Sherif f s 'troduced, to lean what bit _ receive the Address from (damn ' upon his escape from the His Royal Highness fixed Pup:cc REGHNT afterwards , which was numerously attend 'clock. :cards were stationed in Pall carriages. &c. They appeared teal helmets with brass ores-, 'le. No buttons are seen on . It being secured by books and oice on each side. They were fnoented band of ten trumpeters their splendid uniforms. „ ‘T, the Duke of YORK, the i.oucs.creit. and Princess So and others visited her MAJESTY •Testerday, ,ntorrit -and Prince LIFIYOLD Tday. Yesterday die Prince-1i :431t0n House, to pauviisir. , re ',213314T. Ichess of CusissataNti • Royal Highness 'the Duchess ..tg on well. estniitster Abbey was opened iterment of the still-born child the Duchess of CUMBLIMAND. private, no person being in at of the domestics of his Royal Service was performed at Carl ,. F. W. BLOMILKO sad the ,atte. Service was performed at the 'v. Coma. ^VA "Twos di - _l_ tzth 41tailt two keitiMentS of Horse, viz. tte Light Howse, fromalunslow. and thikotal Horse Grinds, Biue, from Windsor, arrived in Town this morning. Lord Coils 01 111 ER a s . Governor.Oenvral and .Com- Mander-in.Chief At the Leeward Islands, will ithOitly eashark at PorNsmouth. We are sorr y to inform ottr Readers t h at Str 0.6. Wain, Qtiarter.lilister-General of the British-Atm', Clnsegoince of a fall from his fniisei On Moddirliat, in the Champs Elyst:es, • ttiOithY A „oils disturbance took place cm' Tlitirso., night at'‘Vinchester, between 3 party of troops an;.; some Of the inhabitants; the circumstances.ot which are under investigation. A Liverpool Paper says, that an attempt was made, a few nights ago, to steel theorem and ammunition belonging to that garrison, from the place where they are now deposited. The attempt was frustrated, but none of the persons engaged in it were taken. Yesterday afternoon, about half past four o'clock, a most extraordinary occurrence took place without the gate leading into Hyde Park. General BARTON, of the 2d Regiment of Life Guards, seated on his re markably tall lyty charger (a stallion) WAS talking to a Gentleman on foot, when Captain BRAY, of the 57th Foot, happening to be coming on horseback from the Park into town, just as he passed through the gate the General's horse, s ith all the savageness of the linness that some time since sn suddenly pouts ad upon the leader of the Exeter Mail, ran furiously on the Captain, seized hold of the inside of his thigh with his teeth, reared up, and tore away a piece of the thigh, small clothes and drawers, and dragged the Captain from his horse. In the act of so sudden rearing, the animal log his poise, and fell backwards on his master. The General, we are happy to un derstand, did not receive any serious injury. Captain BRAY was immediately pat into a hackney coach, and conveyed to his abode, bleeding very freely. NiftOfL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 1. Arrived several coasters from different ports. Put in here the Mary, TaEGOWIITH, from London, for St. Michael's, the Captain being very ill. Sailed the Resolutie, S•roveLes, for Amsterdam. • PORTSMOU TH, FEBRUARY 9. Arrived , yesterday, the Martha, Conitra; fiOni Rio Jantiini and his Majesty's ship Plerolf; from Cork. ' Soiled his Majesty's ships Btill'OMMiT, for Deptford . ; Pnossrrnous 'on a cruise; and the Ed ward., Joumsoir, for Bombay. Arrived to-day-his Majesty's ship Etuatwus, from Plymouth. Sailed 'the Martha; Cootatx, forChatham.—Wind N. DEAL, FEBRUARY 2. • Sailed yesterday the Wyton, Motes, for Bombay. Came down from the River and sailed, the PRIVOT ANTE StOrt4hip, to the Westward ; Mary, But:, and Moriinne, Brriata, tar trieste. Came down from the River to•day and sailed, the Victory, STROM. for Madras, and Governor Halicett. Justus, for Tobago. Remain his Majesty's ship GANYMIDZ. and RATtLi., SLIMS Revenue lugger.--Wind N.W. DOVER, FEBRUARY 2. Arrived yesterday, the Fronde. MIEDLIHQ, ,Beeass. for St. -Donssogo b with-ths loss of sails. . GRAVisaso, FEBRUARY I. *eked the Vrow Snaky, toortielt; Good Vrow, Trething; Vrow Sabina, Dirks; Magenta Gamins, Dinka; Johanna Christina, Blucher ; GoodVerwagteo, Siodu; Otto, Cott; the Throe Sisters, Frown; and Akooda, WA:cr. from Amsterdam tbo Dove, Williams, from Cork: the Belgicke, Haarnnot ; Rose, Gardett; Two Good Sisters, Segen ; Vruw Petina, Milder; sod Vruw Jacobus, Laos, front Rotterdam : Anna and Sarah, Room; and George,'lhreadgeld, from Hamburgh:—Salled the Herefordshire, Money, for India; Sprightly, Blair, for Hayti; Friends, Hannah, for Grand Canary; Samaritans, de 'Conies, tor Bilboa ; Deus Amis, Olivier, for Dunkirk j William, Poulter, fir Rotterdiun. The George, SuGozri, from Seville, is arrived at Waterford in distress, bound to London. The Cotouzaoa, 74, is arrived at Portsmouth, from Sheerness, completely fitted and spired for St. Helena, to await the arrival of Rear Admiral PLAN* widthis , final instructions from the Adiniralty. 'the Rear Admiral, we understand, ispcpeetet'at i fh.this day, to re-hoist his flag Aid prfoißd. Si ° r l rit t e l eutir M ALCOLM will return hbtne 'the Nzwcascce. Admiral Ps.astrin will continuion the station three years. John ELLIOTT, Esq. (brother.of Captain Ei.ctorr b of hie Majesty's ship SCAMANDIR) has been appointed his Secretary. An order was received at Portsmouth on 'Saturday to pay off the Itivtii.z. of 80 guns, Captain floats, guardship at that port. A similar order,. we under. stand, has been sent to Plymouth to pay off the MALTA, 80, Captain Cautinal.n, -and to Sheernesi to pay off the NOWRHUMBERLAND, 74, Captain, WALKER. Sir CHAIM.= ROWLZY, it is said, is to strike his flag at Sheerness. By these reductions the number of ,guard-ships at all the ports, for thipeaceservice, will. be nine. The Szveart, 44, Captain Hon. F. V. AYLMIR, is paying off at Chatham. A Dispatch has been received from Governor FARQUHAR, containing a detailed account of the late destiuctive fire at the Mauritius, from'which it ap- ' pears that 19 streets of Port Louis were entirely con sunted„ and that the sections of that town, numbered. I, 2,3, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 28, 29. 30, 31, 62, 53, 35, 86,- 87, 88, 89, 90, 94'92, 99, 94,95; were eithir totally or partially destroyed. The fire was 'purely accidental, and its destructive ravage is to be attri buted to its having occurred- at the dry season of the s year, and to the prevalence of a strong breeze, veer ing with violent gusts from time to time during the conflagration. Fortunately, from its breaking out early in the evening, few lives were lust; but a po pulation of 20,000 persons have been 'reduced to want and beggary by the 'loss of every thing belong ing toahern. Among the public buildings destroyed areitheeitholic Church, the barracks fert the Week., AMPital-for tie blacks, prisons for the blicki,isiarge grain Magazine, the colonial marine store bouae l .Oe public-bazaar, the commerciatcachange 'anfettflld-' ing called the Bourse, the Government printing-' °dice, the former post-office, the police prisons; the military prisons and guard-houses, the Quartermaster General's office and &townhouses, the out-homes of the Government House, the great cooperage, alw timber and mast-yard, the weigbing-yard, the guard= kitten in front.of the military hoseital,-and dee guard= * house of' the marine. A detailed account of the names of prop rietors whose houses have been de-. strayed may, it iLaanoancod, be 'inspected .at the Colonial Department. HYDB fiARk. Hyde Ojri yesterday presented a More than oni:. A bary pia, of all ranks, equestrians and pedestrians, abd to . whith the st.ite of the weather must have The ring wa s almos t ob s truct-d by t h e assis ted, conco rseof fashionable equipagei and horientel.— Among the • former were those of their Royal Hig'lnesses the Dates of Yn u t and GtoccE,ren. the Right Hon. the Loan MAYOR. dtc. and :..)f the lane- the prominent attraction was the Grand IThke "Nicarmas, who rode with considerable grace a-tina 'English gelding. We may pronounce him nearly or altogether the finest man who was in the eat ; his figure is tall, molly, and well turrneJ, and his face expresses a happy combin of 'tidiness, firmness, ani dignity : his suite consisted of fouro!hergentlernen. r. to ,Ingest them Fro e ....; 16 .n5. The num rotr.:cl afterwards repel :f proceedings "ricer the sehjvct is ga:, sof ot•see Rcpresei . T: ;? yre s ilied to bin ,t it vr•e necessary - ry• ne cee.hngs at -•• • .e to:stt 1153 decii - • nt.:3-neral 3, C4 3 ::A 11-ALM, are GU; Pytery Ayi;sr Satt — rlts. 1.4t..14=410.PR05t* tr e rt•ris.: in Lyon; (4" t ; , .-e of fa••• 4 ln, which is ‘':nsti utinn, *elotest the applies' ;cute case in point, on p;:r can cannot have A Tr , , cirri cAumitted-anterat . ne topic of nAnst diner, tc arm the !'elate Rs ~,ai!u both Houses of the !Idea: Cori A .pe:Ar Meetings be sled ni's famous Dill, seine wry one's mouth. We inse belle they have t, 'Awe ve not seen that the is every where *able , nce the vicious It it no ec been outrages.—there'! ..r only qeestion is, wheil chh.ling all its subordinat : t to punish the guilty avarue of the offender.' 1 ?stet4e'itie country again ,:eir;frer.inded where ther mearpoints men may . n tt.i!ir opinions:, but du t-,Sid and ler'it be ever ti real security, as is rezel , !r administratio ma, than ie expedients departure, in any degree eultitntional L'aw of the COUNTER— The Magistrates of meting, for the purp'.se ei Special Constables in all se of suppressing;all ril cedMws, and to support t Idnifay last, there. was rates, Gentlemen. mad I 'atlisle, in the own H !nations similar to them ancherter, expressive 'n vestment and Constiti eir deterininatlon to 13 ere agreed to. • THE KINIX-00 SalD t met at Windsor, o h ' eilth 1 and the follewini e physicians in attends ibited at St. James's Pal " WINDSOR CASTLE., F as been uniformly quit it month. His • , t his bodily health coati The Quatart arrived in I on Saturday. PIIINCE REOENT w ruse np Iliursday next. In he held by het alit; on Thersday, is Saturday the PRINCE R repose of receiving the Parliament, in ARM lITODe. This business b as admitted to an avd nyal Highness a.splendi account of the procee and entertainment giv Ins who visited t ngla London were Then int nyal Highness would ecourt of Aldermen, to traitorous outrage. etinesday next. The Id 4 Privy Council, wh •, and sat till five o'cloc A troop of the Life Co all to regulate . the car their new polished Ell uts in the Roman sty' Peer liCket, the from es trith narrow goldla , ended by their fnoen d two kettledrums ini The Puma Reassve ke and Duchess of Crl A of —nt LoucusTan, ant the Queen's Palace ye Itr Princess CuARI.4 tlioarn on Saturd ' Pgince.called at Car ti to the Patrice R m E f fie Relight et the Due erdAtiw as .....,4 H er } SIERALAND is going helionalNault tnWt rimrsilay. tor the inn er Royal 'Highness t fiineral was most p: ante, except a few c !Ross.:. esterday Divine Seri House, by the Rev, • Dr• STADIUM CLAn esterday Divine Set 's Palace, By Dr. FASHIONS FOR FEBRU ARY. Rata. Dales.—A frock of tissue gat.ze, tile ground white, flowered with itinner. limner.% round b •rd -r, and the ince elegantly mirminiiitrd Ivy a wreath of yrlk,w eroculses. The hair &rimed with a fah plume of white ostrich teethes tipped with amber, and placed rather backward on the summit of the head. Amber neeklabi in two rows. Morning ‘!re.ses are matt: chiefly of fine Merino cloth or pop • En: fur eve: .in;; dress, matron Ladies sport alternately the rich rarenet or gossames satin, clitsorly trimmed with lace or ermine: the evening dresses of young, petite consist chiefly of white crape p:tticoats over satin or arguer; with coloured boildice; amongst which latter article the Hibernian corset is much admired: it is of holly green, ornamented with white satin, whereon is pa wed the sae, the shainreck, _and the thistle entwined; a wreath of Sewers of the same Find is twisted agnot.gs• the hair, n-ftl it is., espected-that this costume will be very prevalent on the next Anniversary of St. Pariek.—(Le Belle distessilec.) Chinaman Deem—A white poplin rotor} dress, made half h igh, with plain long sleeves; the body and the too:toms of thi: sleeves are trimmed with palings of blond, intermised with white satin, and a stogie &nose of deep blond lace finishes the bottom of the skirt. The pelisse worn with this dress is com posed of blue levantlue matte about a quarter of a yard sherter than the gown; it is quite tight to the shape, the back something broader than las: month, and the waist about the same length.— (dticierseaues's Befasiters.) The nuptials between Sir WATCH; WILLIAM WyNNE, Bert. and Miss HARRIET CLIVE, We learn, are to be sulemotzei to-morrow, at St. G.:orge's Church. Hanover-square. The English population in Rome is at present be. tween five and 4,4 hundred. It is variously composed of Lords, Wadies, ,Hono'tables. EsquireN, CulottekJ Captain', Asnmeure, - and Poets. Am•mg the most distinguished .arty the. Duchess of DEvonsritam writ* w numerous aka brilliant party ; Lnrd and Lad Jae . say, Lady. WISSTIS . MIRLAND, the Marquis and a 4 ! ; ' chioness of LinsoowN; Lady FRANC'S Btarsey". Lord and Lady KING, Lard and Lady.comprort, Lord and Lady Luxus, atoll Lord and Lady Cow• PEff, WWI-their larnilies.; Lords Gowan, DUb:STAN 'IIIGLR, DZREIGH, CARNARVON, BREADALIANes Mr. and Lady.CHAstarrs YERNoN, and Lady Louisa •i3txclowit ; that greai . poetical necromancer Mr. Lawn; Mr. SOTHIEY, the accompl'shed imi. itator of Wieland?. Oberon ; M:. and Mrs. T. Hove; General MATHEW • Messrs. DoUGLAS, J. LArouctie, Etc, The Duchess o f Deyonsnine stilt has her weekly parties. Wady W aSTUORZLANDhas a ken splen did apart meats lithe Ghistiniani Palace, where she receives a greatrleal of company. Lord and Lady KING, and /4r.ssid . Mrs..T. Hors, reside in the Palace of Lu spifillomavairra, who still lives tetirbdin the vicinity of &log. 'His brother Lot:pato° lives retired. and devotee she greatest part of his time to the 'education of his children. The Princess PAULINE BOIiGHILMI is the only one of the family who seems alive to the pleasures cf society and the world. Her doors are 'open ev.MTnestlay evening. The principal, part of her society Are English. Cardinal Feast,. and Ma dame Maas (Ilonnammi's mother) live together. in 'a state of seclusioo. .• . %cm's TrixATlte.-11ie heantiful Opera, entitled The Marriage of Figaro. one of the finest compositions of ...MOSAltr, *AS kir.rtOrrOtd at this Theatre on Satur day night. 'Sistine Aimitoorrat made his tit st ap pearatat in the charieter of Count ifissaviea. He - has n•fine deep nulling nice,. and his action is very goad. The Opera* was, on the whole, extrethely well got,up; . lied - seer off with edat.—The IPitit,of Henri Qtiapi :40ei,t1Os Jose its interest by repetitisire —The house . overflowed with rank and lashiew The Princelof.Ssia-Cosouao and her Royal High: nos the Princess CHARLOTTE of Wm.= honoured :their new box with their presence. It is on the second tier on the.lefi side of the stage, nearly opposite the Pstticx REGENT'S. It-is fitteshup in a splendid style, lined with crimson and blue satin. Her ls.oyal High ness wore a black velvet robe, with a wreath of white. roses on her bead, and`plaited white net lappets at the side. The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER :occupierktheir own box, which is in the bow on the right side of the stage. Her Royal Highness wore a white satin robe, with two. rows of diamonds through her hair. The Grand Duke Ishetros.as and suite were also in the splendid sink. On the arrival ,of the *Menibers of the Royal Family. QM save the aigl e .? was played by the Band. . DRUUT.LANS TliaATßE.—. , The Comedy of The ICwattry Girl was perfo:med at this . Theatre on Satur day night. Mrs. Atsor sustained the part of Peggy With the most bewitching effect; and the Play Was, ;Ivan out tor repetition with great applause. It is a singular circumstance, that none of the Al. Insanacks notice the now returning direction of the asalinetia needle towards the North ; in the year: 1657 it. pointed due North, but has been 160 years increasing in' declination Westward ; last year it ,at tained A declension of 25, and then became stationary,'. and is nOw receding back again to the North. The following extract of a private letter from St. Helena,. contains the details, to far as they were known to the writer, of the late occurrence on that Island, Which led w the separation of BONAPAILTZ from bii.friends, LAS Caws, MONTHOLON, Ste. t . :a Sr. MELINA, gg I ad+isel_lnts •Of a circumstance that took pliVise here two qr 000' wecks once.. One of BOVAPAATSIT 10; was to have been sent t o i mi d w , l or t h e .S ,A. p u rpoopoi conveying two ietters. one written bY BosArraTe, the•other. by I # AB CASA% contents ,to .us unknown I.tbe 144 went one evening' to receive his commission, when Las CAtAs himseh opened .bla (the lad's) Fasten*, and -sewed in it two pieces of is aitlt, in 4e shape of lette/s; every thing bad been axrenged tot the parpose of his lea.. ing the .talend u but tbc•boy discovered the affair hia father, whoiminiediately gave id/naiad= to . the Goiverope; in cansequerete there was a great rumpus, AnflL4okci**.4. s astit hieklvere separated Irons • ED. 'AMAT/. and the black is in closa conaenieuttn •J iVEW shrrat coi.vitcE The f)llowing Notice his been posted in all public ti:roughout the Mettopolisl RoyALLIINT,FE.II.. AllY I, Ifi 7.—The exchmize o' the old for the new S.lver C-in of the reti.o bring 111 W fixed by proclant' ation: to commence titr.ughout Great Britain on Thursday, the I:itlt instant, twice is horeb7 yiv.ln, that tie: tollowilig four principal stations ate Appointed ler the said exchange lot the Mettopolis and its vicitikji: ...*rt of England. 4 S. GutTltat. bulb Sea Hout4 4 ; • • .4.• 1. 031erniffieltsil. Arid the •tolloiringi.:sixteen Auxdiarr 6tasinis are appointe:i in aid tit the above Princip4 Sratissaa.: t. Fisher's Auction-room, IVrkr-street 9 • Cuileitt &deli; • L No. 17, Pick?:t-stre-t, near 1'44110e-bar: 3. Nu. 61, Swallows rem, (acne Cauttluir-strest. 4. No. 7.45. Oxford-a:AT:4, the coroar of Parke rect. S. No. 24, Dennark-strut, attar St. Obeid Cpurelia 6 No. 6.4 Hatton 7. Astlty's 1 hea re. Lambeh. R. The corner of Abbey-street, near Bermondsey Church. 9. Sesaini:s H ins , , near the King's Bench Prison. 10. No. 33, St. sliornas'ii street, near St. Tliornss's.Hoqaltal. 1. Matheio.itiq 111-titution, Crispin etrnet, near Spits.lie!di. v.% The Ante' and Crown, oppu,ite Whitechspel Chun's. 13. No. 17, Worship-street. 14. No. 16 6 , Wapping street, at the end of Old Geavel•lsne. • 15. Mr. Lull's, ao.thecat y, S 6, Fox-lane, near Slather!' Church. 16. No. 4, Dartmouth street, Westminster,. facing Quret-sciert. i ' In order to prevent inconvenience or delay mate Public, the holders of the old Silver Coin of die realm Are most earnestly requested, when the Silver in their possession amounts to any considerable sum, tore- sort as much as possible to one of the fuur principal Stations, where every accommodation exists and eve!) , possible facility will be afforded for the dis patch of their business. ' " Most of the bankers in London and Westminster have promised their assistance, by exchanging suer sums of the old Silver Coin of the realm, for the new Coin, as may be tendered to them by their several . ' friends and connexions. " w. W. POLE. " Master and Worker of his Majesty's Mint." . All the Provincial Papers notice the and disposition in proper ham& for its issue, of immense quantities of the new Silver Currency. The amount of the expenses for the maintenance of the poor, in the town of Manchester; fur the hat • arter, Exceeds , iftlrY)oo. it is a sininVir circirhistance, that the rol of Be. . L.rley. in xercsuire, is..wrtnout a 'single prisoner of . any description-I though the town and liberties con sist of a poulation'of upwards of 7.000 inhabitants. Prtoanzssoe rue Lorraity.—Frid .ty was the Second Day of Drawing, when of the grand Capitals in the • Wheel, only One drawn, bang 5,000 Guineas. The next and last Day's 'Drawing will be on Thurs day next, when, of canne, the remaining Capitals must be drawn, including o::.: of 20,000 Guineas; and also one of 5,000 Guineas, with man 7 others. EZTRAOKOINARY RICH Witsci..—Only One Day more to Draw—the following splendid List of Capi tals yet in the Wheel : One of 20,000 Guineas . One of 5,000 Guineas Three of 1,000 Guineas One of 503 Guineas Three of 400 Gulless . . _ _ • 'Ls:. ,• I lour of SOO Guineas Save of ?CO Guineas, Ere. ALL the above must be Drawn Nest THURSDAY, when the Lottery finishes.—Tickets and Shares, war ranted undrawn, are now on Sale .:t Wean's truly. iotzunate OffiCes, 9. Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate street, where No. 325, the lag Money Ptize of £20,000 ewe drawn, was sold in Shartis. &few Ticiets and Shares ate . still on Sale for the• following Capital Prizes: . One of Twenty l'hourand Guineas One of Five. 1 housind Guinea. lime of One l'hourand Guineas . . : One of Fie* Hundred Guineas Three of Four Hundred Ggialzs . Fear of '1 hrre Hundred Chin as Seven of Two Hundred Gui%eas. - Besides. 'Prizes o(-One Hundred Guileas, &e. Sec. which met all be drawn Nest Thursday, 6th of this ... Nonth, as thn.nitcrriiill finish that day. , - I FEBRUARY •1, 'lBt7:—Yesterday was the Second ;bay of Drawing: .the , State Lottery, when the ful- ~ 'lowing Prizes were drawn, viz. . NO. 2818 a Prize of 5006 Guineas 2,563 First Prize' 1,000 Goiniras • 11,915 Second Prize 500 Ortine.is C.IOS• Tbird Prize 500 Guineas 11,91 S• 9,941 ...... 44i0 GWneits 11,2114* 4,245° • 400 Guineas 10453* ....i IMO Guineas .1.90 I 1,26 e All those walked with a * woe 'Sold and Shirel by T. BM, No. 4, CorohiU, and 9,. Charing.eross, London, who also sold Four Capital; drawn lit 04y. Secotan DAY Of DHAWIXO.--The Ticket, No. 2563, Drawn on Friday last, a Prize of 10i)0 Gut- • neas, was Sold at CARTIEit'S Fortunate Ellie,. 8, Cti..i. ring Cross. There ate plenty of Ctipitale in the Wheel tot-Thursday Next. the Last Day of .Draw. ing, and a fe*Undravnt Tickets and Shares may to had at Caine's. • . CORN •EXCHANGE, MARK.LANB, FEBRUARY 5: Obr 'Market was abundantly etipplied • with all I. inds of Gram this morning. Fine Wheat ',lid at lag Monilty's rites:. but the oidiaat y qualities are . from 2s. to 4s: per quarter lower, and ereeed;Tigly heavy sae at that reduction. The arrival of Barley far exceeding the demand, has .s.:.uied a decline of ss. per quarter upim the best samples,..and limn 81. to 10s. par9tiarter on the middling and inferior d: scrip. Lions, an 4 i large qiiintity remains uodisposed of. New Oat{ are full 2s. per.qu met cheaper; but old, being scarce, fully support last *Wes prices. In Peas and Beans there kilo alteration, but sales Lt each 'continue vefy. 'Leavy. • CUIIII,NT..PIICIS AS easel: . • • emattsd,,'"' ." Tick Onto, tOg. 86% • tiPbest. Keay and eetelt:ela, I Oats, l'oratere,sss. 50,, s I 80s ,112‘ 1144. „ Ditto, Poland, 42s Ors .Wriiik, 80% fleil 1 1128 r '''j Ditto t ['shod. 38s. 4 2g. illidtfolli, Oa ithiei Y _ o "" •I Rapeseed, E.i2 £.s's per last • R ye, 806. 855. . Flour, 100 i 111:ii. per Fad'. 'Barley, 25s 80, *. - .ON t.ItIN. .Malt, 'sus loos • . 1 Wheat, allitZ , C, i 1 0, 1306. White Peas, 80a. lies. boners, Ditto, 13aitic iZt,l, itt,tr. ides. 85s. 70% • ' • i fianibro-or flr..toini, .t Mu, it:us •Grev/Psas. 41t. 546: raidenakiloans, 7002% • Diet 3i 4.! to 4 Mutton ss •lid , O 4f Onus 2240-51140 and iambi HAY AND Hay' AM. 0 to Straw Wi ' - fianibto . or firemen, 1 Obi I tos Brabant kr!, lOt.s.lgOs Ryr, 000. of.a. Mt l l.llllC.Cl', FECRUARY 3. 4, 6 4 : I V.,sl 34 0. to 6r 0.1 11t SI / 1 1 .1.11 tt v.l 'o .7. 61 Lottit. 1 i t :l.:3 —C...vex. 160—Pig. 900. I erl'ltBW. PER LOAD. . tft. —Clover Ai. Os to 71 100. .fl. 10.. to Xt. 2S.