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t r iota tea lan- T. inve Is in •me -1 the iV 1111 i the 104111 e re- ,f the yeirt duet. e Ex- ~pFl~h asu:t w t et:Ale D [)lw oftfe i Ref - p44-t , .•. 4,,d V I:. '. ~ I, 4 .1 n .'a Lord 11ftt.Tott supported the objections of the Member who had just spoken. Ile dreaded the terrific influence the present Bill must necessa rily give the superiors of the Church-over their in feriors--and the operation or this influence, thre the int-Ilium of the minor Clergy. upon the public mind at large. He was not surprised at the oppo sition it had received, since, hi it appeared to other: in the nine point of view as to him, their acquies cence in its enactments must be attended with th;l melt severe controunotion, as few measures hail ever been brought forward in that House, of more inauspicious appearance to the cause of independ ence, either in the Church or the population of the kingdom. Mr. Tivaarr &Owed no the sanie side. Mr. WI n st• w also opposed the Bill. Mr. S PPPPPP suppotted the Bull, as did aim Mr. Maus sus Burros. Mr. DI( KFT4SON and Dr. LAWRENCE argued against the cal. Mr. WHIT sr.eL o ohm spoke against the Bill. The House at last di vultd— For the third reading 73 Against it.. so Another division then took plane on a clams. proposed, we acilastand, by lend PORCHIVITSIL,srIien the niunbeni aere, For the Clause. 7 Against it . 61 'f he other ordm of the day were dice disposed at o and at Ilatf-part Twelve the tinge ihijourued. THE BRITISH PRESS. 4 LoNpoN, •• . . TUESDAY. Jess ei. The only new and antbeutic inteiligence receiv ed train Studs was inserted in this Paper yesterday. The proffered aid of Gen. SPENCt R, it appears, was rejected by the Spaniards at Cadiz, and the troops it is understood returned in consequence to Gabriel ter. Our Government, however, prome.l with in creased activity in sendin.4 out ammunition, and all oilier sorts of military stoics. for the ase oi the Spa. Milt patriots, who we hope wilt not refuse our arias as they have refused our meu. The quantity •of ball cartridges that goes frees the river and Dover is estimated at tea millions. of which throe be shipped from the latter place. Thirty thou sand pikes, 5000 stand of arms sad ordnance stores, with 2.50 Wen belonging to the Royal Artillery and the Ito, al A .iillery drive is, were rent off on Satur day. from pi ) woad', in tour transports, convoyed by the Sesafintiesinop. The Aigle frigate sided also from Plymouth amiiiiisiad.y. for St. Sebastian am) Gijon. with farther willies. A company of Artillery has also been directed to march from Dover to Portsmouth with all possible dispatch, and &detachment of the loth Dragoons. consisting of about 340 mery,_arill embark at that place as soon as ships are ready for their reception. It thus appeans that the Spanish Deputies have succeeded in their mission, which is generally understood to have been the procurement of military stores. We early stlggeArd the propriety of having a great nun.iier of light vessels hovering along the aunt, ready to assist the patriots at any point where they might present %hems,' ves. A pin to this effect has been adopted, and the fri,des to be employed on this service will have supplies of all kinds. In the mean time. the patriots consider the throne vacant, and 11:lye issuer) a Proclamation , which runs thus-. " We. the Junta. in the name. ofour country," thus considering the supreme authority invested its their vessel is arrived at Greenock, which left Ha nits: on the lat instant. She has bresight no par tu news. The embargo still lontinurl in the lisiteci Sanday evening, Their M.taetrrtts and the Perxcl:wits walked on Windter Terrace, accom panied by the Earl of ityI.EIIPORD ; Ladies C alto ;Axe 101 .11.DISORAVV, BUILICFLST, and CUMBER 'ASO ; ('scot MUNiTell4 OW: Cols Desaitow. A vcey genteel company — of both sexes crowded the Ti•rrace, ivnilst the hands of the Ro)ti Horse (;lards (Illuv) alto, their silver ornate, and Stafford Militia, pla ) vJsaver.: martial and ether pieces, till bine o'clock. Yestordny morning His Iit3IISTY. Prioresses At.Ca;sTA. SOPHIA. 01.1,11 AMU] saccompvitied by Lady I.IIINIA CUMBV.IIII,INII. Count 31 eirierEn. ' Generals Fir:m.ov paid G CUP, MOO. Mr. VII: LIERS.*a C.Ol. TUMOR, nsic in Windsor Gteat Park, a!la returned at twelve o'clock to the Palace. On Sunday afternoon, nt three o'clock, the Princess of WALKS arrived at Kennington Palace, attended by two ladies. Her Royal Highness, after viewing the alterations and iinprovements making for her reception, walked in the private and public Gardens, and appeared much amused at the numerous company. The Commissioners appointed to take evidence on the Wexford Election Petition, closed their sit tulip at IVexford out Friday. The report, mentioned in TIIE t3RaTlrx PRIM. last week, stating, that the troops under General Saimaa. have returned from Cadiz, to Gibralter, is, we understand. confirmed. The Princess Mary packet was at Halifax on the 26th of May, from New-York, and was expected to sail ou the ado, for Falmouth. The ling Peggy. from Waterford, arrived at Newfoundland on the tad ult. Ott the 4th, in lat. 49, long. 25, she was hoarded by a French brig privateer, the Captain of which informed them. that he had captured 1; vessels in the latitude of the North Channel (from whence he was on his re turn from a cruise), must of them from Liverpool an-I Scotia:id, hound to North America; seven of them he het sent for France, the rest he had de stsii ed. The Peggy, having flower& of so pas sengers, and being of little 'able. was allowed to proceed, after being ?hindered of scone provisions. On Monday se'imight was found, suspended by a rope in !,ss bed-room, a lifeless corpse, at Stork aith, Yorkshire, Mr. JOst:PLI MAPLES, School turi.ter, upaurds nl6O years of age. He had made an be. neck. with a razor, near an lath Wag. NO WOW is awigued fur this rash act. 4...... . te . a ...9 . . 1, 4• '. ".-7 '-o q 6 ~. ...pr .. -. , as . TiIEATILS. HATMARItrr. The Haymarket Theatre was very well attended, last night, to Mr. Youtilid Stranger ; it Mils it 111 Oat interesting and judicious performance. Mrs. Brio. LAMY looked ektreinely well in the penitent Mrs. Haller. It was, we believe, her first appearance in that difficult part ; and if it did nut display all the variety and ititereet we have seen, it was very re spectable. Mr. Lirtok's Peter had great merit. Miss LOGAN, front Covent-garden Theatre, made her debut in the Countess Wintersen.—The Farce of The Mogul Tale followed, in which Mr. Ms- Tams and Mrs. halts afforded much entertain ment. EL kNDIFORD. Oa Wednesday evening The Wheel of Forgone and The Sultan were performed, for the benefit of Misa DRAKE. It was the last night of the season, or rather it was an extra night, to consequence of Mrs. Punter-it having liberally patron►sed Miss DRAKE. from the co.i,nieration that a performer of so ouch merit ought not to quit the town without iienefit. The boxes had a brilliant display of Carlisle': the rest of the house was respectably fil led, but it so crowded as it would have been, bad there byes time to advertise the night's perform ance, patrouisc-1 by the fair hostess of Whatcoulb. The Lots MAYOR yeiterday gave an elegant dinner to the Stewards of that aisciesit and exrvl tent linititutici, for the Benefit of the Sons of the —..—...—.., Clergy. — 'The following Nobility and Gentry were prc►ent : His Hord Hichness the Duke of York ; the Duke of New castle the Arebbistialw of Catitcrbury ■ud Cashel; Earls l'aduse, Nelson, and 61: Azle ; Viscounts 3lntuu tad Cts tkuragh ; Lords C ~.ongton, Arden, and Ellenberough ; Bev. SIC li. Rise Doctors Lynch and Barton; Alcsars. Bacon, Dove Pastor ;j Akin rota Curtis and Shaw ; the Recorder be Thehula of YORK wilt leave town, this MOM.. ing, for o.itlands, for the purpose of attending Ascot Heat,' Races. Ascot Races commence this day, and it is ex pected will be most brilliantly attended. The last arrivals at Swansea are— Lord and Lady Cawdor, Lady Wilson, Mrs. and Miss Lloyd, Mille Vitilb, Mr. Phillips, Miss Pearce, Mr. sad Mrs. Simons sod frmily, Mrs. Rows and finally . , Mr. Bawer, Rev Mr. Mrs. and Miss David, Mr. Lipp, Mr. aod Mrs. Greco. Mr. Walsh, Mr. C. Morgan, Dr. Howell, Mr. Phil lino, Mr. awl Miss Evans, Mr. and Mrs. %Vitoria's, &c.-. Mrs. MouNT4IN is to pertiwin her piece of The 7'rarelkrs ; or, Usexpected ildeetiag, this night, at York. The Archbishop of Yoga is expected to-morrow to join his family at the Palace, at bishop Thorpe, near York. The Earl and Countess of CARLISLE have ar rivi .1 at Castle Howard, their seat in Yorkshire, for the summer. Th. Earl of nosing', was to leave Newport Pug nel, is Ituckinglianishire, yesterday, for his estates • near kis kley Wetherby, in Yorkshire. Mr. and Mrs. H. Istnnosts were to commence their engagement at Liverpool Theatre, last night, in the parts of Shyiack and Portia. Mr. and Mrs. Mgt. are engaged for six nights, at the Waterford Theatre. They were to snake their delis?, on Wednesday last, in the Operas of Lone in a Irilloge and Rosiaa. The Dublin dramatic critics are out of humour with The World, its inhabitants, and all its contin gencies ; even the star, Et.s.irros, they wish to twinkle in some other hemisphere. At a late public concert, a certain Membey of Parliament addressed Madame CATALAN' with some grass aced vulgar flattery. A lady, who ob served the indignation excited in the breast of the fair Syren, anxiously inquired the matter ; to which a wit promptly answered, " Nothing, Ma dam, but a little of FuLLEa's earth." The vessel which first brought an account of the Spaniards wishing to put their fleet into our hands was named the tif. The vessel sent out with an ansaer to the dispatches is called the Black Joke. Mrs. You NC, who hiss been performing at Edna burgh fur some time, and who formerly played at Drury-lone Theatre, was to make her debut, last night, at the Manchester Theatre, in Mrs. Haller and the Irish Widow. Mrs. Cs.ovss, who has played with such success at Nlaiichester, we understand takes a tour of the North this summer. Mr. Basamii mid the two Misses Lyon are en gaged for the approaching Concerts at Oxford. Young BETTY is still strolling about the coun try, playing at the provincial theatres, with the ramie announcement, at every town, that he is nos} positively on the point of leaving the stage, to begin his education." Banbury wee the last scene of this farce. The remains of the late venerable Bishop of WORCESTLE were on Friday last interred in Her tlebury church -3 ard, in a private manlier, attended chiefly by his tenants and household attendants, arcorifing to his own modest and unostentatious de- sire. The Banbury Theatre closed on Friday night, for ten days. the company being obliged to perform at Windsor nest week, on account of the Ascut races. It will open again, we understand, on Nlon day, the 27th, for a short time only. A gentleman of Bath lately found, at an obscure dwelling in Wiltshire, one of the finest pictures of Sir Pas's& /ALT'. extant; the sithjtet is A Girl mod Cupid. It had remained there above a century papa. The Music Meeting at the Abbey Church, in Bath. on Monday sad Tuesday last, was very fully attended. It was an undertaking of Mr. /loans, and was conducted for him by Mr. BAUZZINI. The performers exerted themselves with most zea lous emulation, and their exertions produced 1 grand efect, particularly in the choritsses. BMA/tax opened The Messiah in a most imp ressive manner. BARTI liblAM %ILA prevented attending by a relapse of a long indisposition : BELLAMY was his substi tute, alai gave complete satisfaction to the musical cogeloceati of Bath. STOILICE. hies. Wivinsoe, and Ds:stare, were also much admired, both At the Abbey and the Rooms. MTh: Ittril,ket or a biretta 'moat A &mar IS wisitt• TO nen aeoTnitla in nutibia, Deign MAT Sy " Words casein dissent* the horror with w Inch we hate hem surrouoded since the first i../ the month ; the spypearlsi ins sterna was expected, bpt no the 24 iiiiiurdistety Oa breakfied. it broke oat in the moat &nous woolen. this flike4 pi, lie d,provided a rrvinytort 10.. emissary house, about 6 Snips distant, tto which we were to remove that very eveniag, lout the .rit ravoult us, sod slopped our journey • the thooder (if apkili rinuoueced the be of t h e business, aad 'le • taw ainiutes niter,, the whole male populatioe of the pity 'prated in arms; ulietcycr a French soldier was the covered, be, was instantly cut 'down in shut j iss of thesis were put to death wader our viinlows, the someway dreaded beyond description ; after two or three boars corkage, par tici4arly in our great skeet culled Akala, a rein:nrceinnut of Frenchmea poured into the town, and in their titre be- calm:the assailants; our doors were toast open by the de feated populace, sad *even or eight of the inhubitants took refuge under the couches, and in diffment parts et the house; but tlw Breach soldiers followed .h.-n,, and in my presence they mast unincreifelly bayiniette-1 those who had fast entered theroom, aheml and my children sat sinter ing with horror. The pr.sruce of a young Trearli iiflicee protected its, and he bad the humanity to enetium in the horse the entire of this fatal day, to which I Certainly owe the life to/myself and chilfirri.. All night the thhalitstits were forced to illuminate their windows, and 16 der.. Irbil look ing fellows took entire possession of the lower p. .t of the house; they soon broke open the cellars, whet they plundered, nor could the presence of the friendly officer I have mentioned prevent them. The following morning was indeed a mese of horror. Almuit every pence that passed through the streets was stained with blood, and the dead bodies lay its Leaps. It was reported, and I believe with sure troth, that Mend, the Ervech General, intended to erect some works outside the town, to batter it to the grated, in revenge for the lives of„ his . soldiers.—. This, hon. rer , he abandoned The next day. whin the tuisult had a little subsided, I'. sod I get swan ueticks of iilste, and the books of the house, and through the intercessiou of our Freed' frieud, were suffered to remove to his residency at Ombro, where we now are with tisechil dren.—.You shall hear from se by the first possible convey ' mice. The chance I hand *midis; this to Lisboa, is but ' small, bet it way possibly abentlyoe.' MANCHESTER, JUNE ii. We are extremely concerned to state, that the unfortunate disputes which have for some time subsisted here, between the manufacturers and their wearers, are not yet finally settled. Although great numbers of the workmen hove resumed their peaceable pursuits of industry, a spirit of disorder has in several instances; during the present week, been manifested. Some looms, we are told, were stopped on Monday pecan:* in New Town, by straggling parties of refractory persons, who threatened the unfortunate men they freind enir played, with dreadful punishment, if they persisted in working. On Tuesday" a numerous body of misguided and infatuated people met on Cb adle Moss, near Stockport; hilt, on the arrival of a troop of cavalry; they were dispensed. and several token into custud % . It is generally betieted, and we are of the same opinion, that disaffeeted indi tidal& have instigated and continue to encourage these riotous assemblies by every siniski endea vour, and that the poor intlustrioas *eaters are made the dupes of their artifice. On Thursday morning Y 4 prisoners were deft" from Stockport for Chester Castle, in a long: bodied coach, guarded by a detachment of dreW goons, and accompanied by Mr. Knowles, deputy constable of Stockport. esterday morning eight prisoners witre sent off from the New Bailey prison to Lancaster Castle ; six of whom ore committed on charges of noting and robbing Mr. Ashton, of Heap, and the other two, who are the wife and daughter of the noto rious Matthew Gaffney, charged with robbing the croft of Mr. Shallcross. The two latter were ape preliended through the vigilance and unwearied exertions of Mr. Nadin, our active deputy 'eon. stable. On Monday week, in consequence of 14nd-bills I circulated on the preceding day, great miinliero of cotton weaver% assembled in..llorrocksford pastures, near Clithenit but by tine timely presence of the and some other geltkinen, they were in duced to disperse. These deluded people, how ever, again assembled shortly afterwards, hat, on the appearance of a troop of the Craven A'olunteer Cavalry, they hastily dispersed. Two men were taken into custody. and conducted to Clithero. On Friday last an asisembhige of weavers took place ut Wood's Moor, near Stockport; but on the approach of a large party of Constables from the latter town, they quickly disrtereed. EXTRACT FROM •NOTHER LETTER. ‘, Every thing bas been peaceable here since Monday last, and the Weavers are principally gone to work. Seine disturbances, however, have occurred in the neighbourhood of Stockport. In addition to those mentioned above, which are ex tracted f,om l'he British Volunteer, fifteen other prisoners were yesterday sent to Chester Castle, from Stockport." We ban the pleasure to announce the safe ar geol. in the Down* of His Mazsceer's ship the Sceptre, Capt. JOSEPH BINEH•Ii, with three very valuable Danish East Indiamen, two of which are prizes to the Sceptre, and the third is a prise to His Itlzzaszir's sloop of war. the Cormorant The Sceptre sailed from Madras late in the month of December last, and bad but just reached her station off the Cape of Good Hope, when, falling in with an English privateer, she learned that ear had been declared against Denmark, and the very next day she had the good fortune to capture the two homeward-bound Indiannen, the Norge, and the Crow Princess Maria.—Ten days before the Sceptre sailed from the Cape of Good Hope, the Martha, an American ship, with a very rich homeward-bound cargo, arrived at that place from Bengal. This vessel was also cap: tured by the Sceptre, and delivered over, with all her papers and private letters. to the Court of Admiralty, at that colony, fur adjudication. understand there were several passengers, Ladies and Gentlemen, on board the Martha, many of whom were provide with accommodations on board the prize ships belonging to the Sceptre.— Amongst the passengers arrived by e thic conveyance, are— From Illengsl—Mrs. C. M. Richer, and three children; Major and Mrs. Hodgson, sad tee children • Miss Shako spear ; Francis Horsley, end M. G. Prenderga st, &qrs. From the Cape of Good Hopo-..E.dosod iyog, Esq. ; Liestesaut-Colonel Grant, of His Map:eft' yad Regitnest ; 1 and Captaln Grat.t, the Ceylon Establishsoest. The Chalmers, Trace, from Africa, for the , West Indies, W 245 kW, au the epanish Main, ou the o4th Februai y last. ?WM A 'bereft of the name of Step4en Pawl, of fir. 4, Middle New street, Gonfi.square, engr•ver, vas ..,le,ett to !':id hai. for gross misconduct and An •s•.. tr:. • utile - . • irlit, at the gattiedy of the . Angel tor, the corner of •• - rh atom, kept by 11r a ."Willsauis t r ended, that tto• vas of ele• inn raid le•talmt every sigiAt, at toelir ticiot•k, arid tin Waite*: of the los, who do not hapeen to be rt lin:" are shut out. who atteAo places of public autosspoent or sap abroad, are thus frequently locked nut, a•tst there beit:g ow bell to rotomunicate, nor !I porter to I g i ve au answer, the neigh'. 'debuted is altauet 'tightly dis tert.ied•by persons thus wariodell, lauding at ike gate, nod rudiavouring to force atim.esion.-1.1. the pteer.it mute, the D..fendant said he was not • holler, but e.t.no ;o moral ono to get in, offer the gate was lotted, and wh... desired to de sist frowihis el.o.nd•!rly emooluet, behaved .:. the mast Trots and virlaat mouton, sod c%pllunged All the prop!* of the place *right him —1 I,:s terrible ircetwroal distorter ap poarsti tA he about firer feet Vsh. LunLA This Gentleasar 'ma ex !It'd such curiosity from his ec centric °widen' hoh helm.. sad since he hat ;‘.vu pro seamed a kiwi r W. stated, e short tiro si.ee., that Lt lied made his coupe trove kr. oi.nonsei Merton, where he ... as ender the care of Mr. Holmes, the proprietor. When ha eleassed, bathed not recovered from 11. amends svd bruises he intenned to walking 3 faclier 5:01 ill• attempt. sir. Helens iy.ii his friends nude ears, potojble exertion t, sii.d bite, fur epsards of n fortnight, without effort 0., :Veil. Resday, Mr. Hoboes oasis applxatha to Adkins led Laveu der, the Boer-strett Officers, to «min the ir.o..yes to Cud 1i..3 ; they sense nil z,itithla for the jolt, as tint gad Or: other other's had not reverted any remunerative' for ristilii,; their lives ia enliven. ufi if; to Decors Mr. Lodissa 110110! I hoe iime ; Mr. HOWES li o Nei ,r, assured them, M would fen and tkynt liborialdg. T he officers, in eniserpreasa,M* tit opus the in quiry, sad limited that Mr. Ladino hod been to Mr. darks, a enselinuaker, is the Now Woad, to order • carriage, and it was suppasol he would be there nano on Thionmy mum ing. The officers went into the New Road at ths time, and iliertly after a hackney coach appeared, with Mr. Ludlam iu it—the officers stopped the coach. Mr. Ludlam immedi ately diannered why they were, sail exclaimed to them, that he was nut mad; to prove which, he presented to them several etertilleatys, netted by Dr. Reynolds and of use, that lie was recovered . the officers did not pay say inteatina to thee; hot isolated upon gettitic into the coach; he thee struck them with 4 crutch, which he walks with, iu win. stollens/ *this hr. is lame ; they,liewever,onceenied is con veying his to Mc. Holitatle• ' • on the road he frequeritly balk ti out to the people, .. 1 an. Willis. Leann, Lao. whu Hue say is mad, and I am very well." Wl.ea Mr. Ludlam is in confinement, his spirits 'weer fail him, and be Mestere! talks se if he am perfectly sloe. The day mycoses to his making his escape, he laid a wager with his keeper, of half-rerovni that be would snake his neaps. When it woe discovered that be lied camped, a note from Mr. Ladino was fumed, addressed to Ms (eremite female esevant,itiforoting her that be had won the wager, sad she was tuhave the half-crown. He escaped at suer o'clock in the antroine, by bending an nos bar la the frau* of his wiry. doe, sad lit himself down by tyre: his bed clothes togethey, after which by gut over a »all ten f et high by the annitauce of a long Mein ; he hart himself so mach, that he could ionly crawl upuu his heads red fest,t.ll be fuel with a faiswe's cart, ..r which he wasconveyed to Loudon, where he was a I fortnight, daring which time he was is several extraordinary adveatufes. Hr was frcifieenHy is lin kney-coaehes, end left them witinit ge&lig. nut having any WOW! ; he wee tab,. to Nattier-eat:Oh Office., and he'd to bail to this °team On the day prevlnt.s to his hriag secured, be dime twice by Kr. Holateele home, iii(Tvitus. , • Nothing of public interest occurred in any of the Corns of Law yesterday. Mr. Cokes Sheep-shnsiritigdonirnencrd, yesten day, at his seat, at Holkhani, in Norfolk. A few days ago a thunder-ball fell ou a very ti n e oak tree. growing in a coppice beluligiag to Mr. Tuella, Arcuate, of Westen, Sbwrpshlri. and severed several large pieces froui the trunk ; mitot splinters, upwards *lsis feet in length, were found ten yards Rout the pace, and many pieces of bat k strewed Mboot in-every direction. The e•traordimiry large 11.11 lately caught in iSlount . tinty, we are informed, by a gent!. mho of cnitsideriNts t roological science who stir; i - , W W I wale of the species denominated the Ladt, g shark. I ye, bill 30 feet lomr, and of great Lel k. Its liver .alene was estimated ut a ton weight. A man might easily have crept dow its throat. the strength of its jaws was so great, Colt t. e timeworn having thrust his host-hook into its mouth to rut it it, while struggling in the net, it snapuerl otl I e shaft of it, he said, as if it were a pipe-stem. A female of the Basking Shark, but of less t:silk, was caught a few years ego on the coked of Dorset. shire. _ _ On Sundae afternoon, about three o'clock, a firs broke WIC RI the lionize of Mr. TREA OMO AY, 11,11 C keeps a chandler's shop in Sandi-street, Chelsea occasioned by souse shaviiigs being lest loose in room on the tint floor, which were sot on the h' a chill. By the timely arrival of the engines kep in that neighbourhood, it war got under,,witlion •ic doing any other damage. Oa Friday morning, as the eovered WIIIHMI be longing to the Aspley Academy, in Bedfordshire containing the luggage of the young gentlemen who have broken up fur the holidays, was passin through Guildford-street, the near fore-wheel sus denly broke, and the waggon fell over U 1,041 th foot-path ; this was occasioned by Cie wheel bein on fire, and the whole waggon'woold have been flames, had it not been for the immediate supol of water. The heat Was so excessive that the web boiled in the holes of the wheel, WOO after it a: thrown upon it. At Kingseote. Gloneestershire, on the 25th, v aa aged horse, unsound iu his wiud„ plon,4l.eti an effectual manner, an acre of a tao-years ley, four hours and 35 iainutes.—A • persou led hit but us whip was used. Tile THREE LAST CAPITAL PRIERS EVER ORLIN were sold in shares at Swart and Co.'s OM. es, 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Charing Crow, viz. csei, a 20,0001. No. 6,e95, a Lonol. No. V. 417 Lowl. They olso sold in share's tour *the making in the whole *STEN CAPITAL Paizza is t last Lotter: only. Tickets and Shares for the St Lottery which belting on Tuesday nest, and is thins six Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds, &v. are on agent the above Offices. J. WARN No. 16, COrlihlll, was the 111 fortunate Office in London, in the sale of Gm Capital Prizes in the last Lottery, via. No. 16,t! 20,0001. and 7,227, 10,00'6. ; each in a gnat. two Eighties, and eight Sixteenths. • Tickets • Shares are uow aelliug, in great variety, he eta flier the State Lottery, which begnas Drawing Tuesday, and contains 6 Prizes of 20,0001. he. J. W. readily admits he Ivan no con section with Office comprising the seine name ; at the so time recouinieldS that Office to pliblish the C nil Prizes they have bold for the In,t two Lotte that the Public raay see who sells the Cali . whether the New or the Old LstaltlishmsaL