The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-18 00:00:00

I No I YEW TIIF.ATRIC ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. /( Ills EVENING, THURSDAY, October 18, will he aded the Comedy of THE BEAUX STRATAGEM, ell Mr. BRUNTON ; Archer, Mr. JONES; Sullen. . T ot h y Feigned. Mr. II k mEirrom I Gibbet. Mr.' , 5 !i F Rwitace, Mr. DAVENPORT; SirChartes Free-! 'r CLAREMONT: Scan. Mr. BLANCHARD. tit G A ; tiro!, Mrs. EMERY g Mm. Sullen. Mrs. C. KEM-• ont . ,; i hn n e hada, Miss BOLTON t Cherry, Mn: GIBBS. ; bich , ill be added, fur the third time. a New Dramatic • toy Romance. is two Acts, called TILE BRIDAL RING. With New Scenery, Dresses. and Decorating. Th e (sonar.. and Music of the Action composed by Mr. CSVELI.. Th e Characters hy jRUN Mr. IratrliC, Mr., PA mtErr, Mr. TON, Mr. SIMM(INS, Mr. CRESWALL. Mr. CUA Pal AN ; MD. C. KENIE LE, Mn. H. JOHNSTON, aces. Mr Ones by Mrs. PIN CO'fr, Mr. P. TAYLOR (Ma'. pes appearance h e' this stage, Ti r door. will ,med.:it half post Ave, sod the Play be fiaet p▪ er. ' la the Soars so be 'Entre of Mt.:SHAN MO ihij *New Sna-Olfsee is Prineopbree, ifertmtreet, frosts tea Otter. Rowe l.. Second Price 9s. 641.—Pit Ss. 6d. Second Price ph—Laser Gallery is. *coati price Is.—Upper Gallery I. peed rare Mt. NO money to be returned. unmoor. The Iron (: hest.—On Saturday, King Henry d r ~ih:* (*ardinal Wol-ey, Mr. K It Lb ; Queen. Kasha jwp to. DONS.—On Masada;, The Revenge.-01; eh" Thrthunesier.—On Wednesday, The Road to Ruin.— Os Ilsoyta). The Mountliurers. THE STATE LOTTERY WILL BEGIN AND FINISH DRAWING TO-MORROW, QWIFT• and Co. remind their Friends and the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY (the only one to lw Drawn this Year) will begin and finish TO-MORROW.— The Scheme, with only 4,000 Numbers, contains the folk:ming Capital Prizes : EXCHEQUER HILL OFFICE, October 11, NM All EXCHEQUER BlLLSdated fa Me Months of November and De-member, 1809, TO RE PAID OFT. LORD : : COMMISSIONERS of HIS NIAJESTY'S TREASURY, having given Directions fur paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned E.rchequer Bills, with the Interest dad thereon, at the Ex•ehequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, ifrestmin ster, on Monday, the IVA Day of November, atteealwr will. he given (Leif; ( Stendnys and Holidays excepted) until, and in cluding Monday, thetyk of October, 1810, from Ten b'Clock in the Morning till Ohs in Me Afternoon, .ftr the Purpose of receiring the sate. And for the-greater Dispatch, the Bearers of the said (hilt are desired to bring Lists tlwreof, containing the Numbers in Numerical Order, according to Me Dales of • thr said Bills and Consenmeenuent of Interest, with the Psis cipal Sums and Interest dee (hereon, computed from, int Wading. (he Days ow skink,* are respectieely doted, to ,the mid 12411 DO.l of saop4ar, "km *a Interest will came ; and .the jab!' A litaraut theiblo Holden or not) are, holiTensiSly retied* to indorse (eels ail! with their isnot Signature; 'and lb write their ?Nantes nwt Ilitbdtlesect at [helot- . tom of their Eist: 'and they'are Moreover reepslied to attend the Exchequer Rftt'ollie for Pemnrent, and to receive the New Bills, and gire Me Itzecipts Ar the-smne: • - If any of the /folders of Ms aforesaid -Bala should be de- *rani of receitdox Pwrocent of the Pr:teci i wel and Interest, previous to Me staid 121 i; Day . of November, Nary ma be ac commodated, on coMputtnr the interest' to Mr Day em which they wish to be peid; and !clueing the said Bills for Exami ,nation One Day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous of having :Yew Exchequer Bills In whole or in part Payment of Principal, upon marking New Mit, and imuslloning• the Amount. at Me Bot tom of their Lists, delivered on or before Monday, the 29th October, IBM; =dirk . accommodated with New Bills, carrying an /sterol of 'Three-pence by the Day-ow every Ono ,Hundred Ponnits,which said New Hills will bear Data the said Elk Da ,t of November, 1810, and will be delivered on Thursday the 15th of November, and the following Days. N. B. dll Bey/termer Rills Anted. prior to November, 1809; hare been adetertiscrt to be paid of, and the Interest there On his ceased. • • • 5 of 420,000 are 4100,000 .5 5 10 . . . • besides Prizes of 1001. 501. &e. as u sua l, amounting to Tan Hundred Thou:and Pounds 11 Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Other% o. 11, POULTRY ; N 0.12, • PHARING CROSS; No. 31, ALD6ATR 111611-STREET ; where, in. the last .T.Mtery, Nn. 4,469, a Prize of £51,000, was sold iu Sixteen Sixteenth Shares. • rip oAtottaow, the whole of the STATE 1 LOTTERY will be Oft kIVN. consistin g of 4,000 Numbe r s. Rad; Five •Tickcis ar • ear% iatabesr• SCIIEME. . - 1 ' ' 5 - .'...0t.. ..cio,ono....an.‘ % —clehogo • , * - - -4 mtairse ...... .....; „tom(' • I , ... ipso , lo - .•' • • 500:' ' ' • 't2 0 - .50• 2.3IXY ' 10 0 0 4.800 ' 15— 72 001/ .......--a— - . 4.40i0 Number.. • . • • . 1 - 200,000 ' Five Tickets of enc% Noniher. MALTA. 1 GRANDVIEW of MALTA is now open in HENRY ASTON BARKER'S PANORAMA, Lei fest e frorare, exhibiting the City of La Valetta, the Capital d the blzontl, nod the ismien.e Portitteatcons that sirrounti it ; meaiterranean Sen, nil the Islnod of Sicily, with Niount Etaa, eze The Siege of Flushing is also opea.—Admittance toroth P a inting 15. Open from 1.41 till thok. . 7 R lOTA GOODLUCK, and Cu. respectrany form their Friends and the Public, that Tickets and Bharesitre nit Sale.at their Offices, Rank-buildings, Cornhill, and opposite the King's Mews; Charing-Cross. —..-----_ MORTGAGE. WANTED the Sum of £4500, on Mortgage of a very valuable Freehold Estate, in the Cduatrof )iliddleger. . . Fur farther particulars apply (if by Letter, post paid) to W. Craw*. Solicitt-, Uni..o.cnort, firoad.itreet, Lostebro.. • . Thus 0.1% um publishes": vol. Soo. prirtESa. hoards, I . E fTglti err the PttOKI ECIES selected from esiatut Writers. • By J. SMITR. Gentltatan. htiod far JOS. Johnsott and Co. St. P. td's ehurell-vard. Th re w ! be had. by the awe Author, a two Edithitt, cor rected and silargett, of 45 FX kNII NATION of the PA c tiIIAGSS contained in the 4.0.0 ) F.1.5. and other BOOM of the NEW TESTA SI ENT, r•pertiug the permit of JESUS; whit f)bscrvatinm arising Ow them. Price ss. Petted. . NNtiobt.,EToN, Pocket-Hook and Black . Lead ?emit Maker to the King a•ri Prime of wales, at the Original Manufactory, No.lti2, Strand, opipsite Newcastle. street, be tenie to reenteitimid to the Puhlie las - GENUINE BLACK - LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has beru for more than 5 , 1 years universaUy aciOinSvfitlged; Pencil, for drawing in colons (of alms itiventiatt) • To distils gelsb his Peiteils front Counterfeits, the mark, which liras for merly only Middleton, is now changed to N. Middleton, and 'the direetson,'Nh. Idl. Strived, London, stamped on each pen cil. Au extensive assortment of pocket :hooks and thread-rues, elegautly mounted in gold, silver, soul plain; a c ;slew a sort; meat of travelling, writing, and dressing-cases; tientletorn't pnrk-t roottoodeq, en•Waittitig every article for shoving and.' d re ,,in g ; p of t a ttte writ log and dressine-desks turd hoses, instill.. , hogituy, satip-wvial, leather, &r. Writing paper, extra line ' cut, bargeitetts, due f an d Datch sealing--wax, nod all kinds of stationery ; portable nod comitin;-1 a lc:ire-copying mar chines* These • machioes, by whirl. writing may he and clearly copied, sire brought by N. Middleton to the uutoist perfection, mid comprised in a orthir•ativ cast, vlifih forms u complete desk ; some so small as to fie of the greatest c o nvenience to those who travel ; others of a size and form to answer the purposes of a complete seetetaire. A biro assort ment of rotors, mid otttitideof floe Misr": • . • ..... • ORA.NO CITY LOTTERY. • By Order of the Lords of his Alojesty's Trev, , or y,Ate 'Mint nad Last GRAND Cur Y LOT.TER X" sell draw %lathe ttlt of CL R December, 1810. TIFICATI . We, whose wears are hereunto sitir-yrilved, have eirefelly turveyeit ofd ridged the several Freehold lluildiligs ill. aree as Priesin tae Think City Lottery. and we adjudge the separate ague of each to be as follows :A - P. Palmier, Thomas Seriatim, D. R. Raper. tondo, August 24, 1809,, SCHE:111:. I Prize of ‘15,•700 3 Prizes of E 3,1100 I - I, 1 ...... •. 6 I • '". •4, 00 1 ' .l - • 2 • 90) I ......... , .3,800 1 I I , 3 ..."Yo ..... . ET 3,10: 1 1 1 1 ) • .. e *lOO mum . 5W NO, • .. Tlik Poverty is so rapiiiik , improving, that there can be no itoutit it wilt be uurth dinible its present v;slise in a very few ) 416 * PIt.F.SENT'PRICE: . • • ! Ticket Th ilf £4 I`2 0 I Eighth . . ..4:1 4 0 Qwtrier .°. TICKETS and SLIA It ES Are navy ini•Sale at the billowing 06 , 4, Nits. 1 and 15, Skinner-street i,13, and IA. ridLed vrert: 7, Snow-hill ; and ti, ti, A Idzate (earner of Houndsaitch.) IT 11 IS much to be regretted,. salt is indisputably , entails. 'haul great number of an aisfmlonule Chu* of Fe-' rie ,become victims to a certaiu Disease:. from an titter lovas %Wily. on their part, of paiing the ezorbitaht expense et - . ortett for a Core by Practitioneirs in general, or from the dr~adandhorrortheidenofnoJlowpital produces upon their midst a consideration that induces Messes. JONES and C 0, ., (oho have long confined their Professional Pursuits to the went- j iviit of V ENERLAL A PFECTIt)NB), to inform the, al:re description of Patient , . nod those whose libtrality and !natty indaresthem to commiserate their unfortunate situa bso, gist' 'rickets, for Females, One Gains:Leach, entitling the nearer to :t Cure, may be had, by personal ripplicatinu, or ''er (past paid), at their hou.e, No. 35, Union-street, Bi- It r henecessary to inform those who do not know Mr. JOI, that the utmost cure and most delicate attention will paid to every individual, until a perfect re- : establishment of !leaks ii effected. The utdralii success whieh has attended Mr. JONI ES's llittle of tr•ating obstinate (i LIKETS and S Fit ICTU ILES of the UttErilliA, induces hiss to offer hii rissistance to Cow iltswo allieted with such Affections, and to signify that he st enos nt how , . from Eight o'Clock in the Morning. until Two. ADVICE. — Whets Men of education and pro fraiunal skill Me persevering endeavours to di-covet the 1504 c.sfe and effectsal method of treating a few prevailing 71 k , ases, the Arccesful result of their expel - irate Is the best lonor of Arrimity. • Nirs,rs. (BOSS and Co. Surgeons. after being regularly 'edu cated and initiated int. every branch of the pruiession. (sertiti cursor wide., from different Hospitals, and testimonials from the " 40 eminent Ph.sleians, they have to convince any En-, q'fitet), were iodute'sl to make the cure of the following Di . wises the o bj ec t o f t h e i r part i cu l ar stu dy, viz. a CERTAIN DISOIIOF.It, frequently contracted in a, motorist of intik/4'4'r' lino; and its concousitruts. STRICTURES and OfsEETS, as %ha DEBILITY, w h et h er ar i s i ng fr o m Bacchanalian indul rweasi..ll: residence in warm climutes, or a SECRET SOLI • k TARP VICE, tuo often unhappily pursued by the Youth of !In sexes ; in the one it will he found the cause of S r Kai. Lily ur BARRENNESS, and in the other occasion a no therms traits of Atte ous diseases, which. if not timely remedied, terainte in IMPOTEN GE and CONS U MPTION. Ti.e result of Is long and extensive practice has enabled them, h 7 a "Perittr method, to ekettmlly remove those. disorder:‘, l nwcvcr inveterate or comp •licated, without subjecting thepa rut to the le ast restra i nt in diet or exercise; and in slight _ENEREAL CASES. where an early application is made , aft discovery of the infection they pledge themselves to per t an t t cure in the short interva l of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment in the v .r.e ftf the above compl a ints ( which has never been known In mi in nac single insins,er in I weave year* practice, during which ?etitid inouy per.,,its of 'both sexes have been cured, even after t revert and mjuritsin methods had been . h I, induces Messrs. times ssetv with out effect primed hy•otary . practi - mid Co. to thus pub !l.e!, offer t h e i r a d v i se. They may , he consulted by eittire sex daily, Personally, or by letter, with invioriabie secrecy, deli aod • agents in the Country. inclosing a flank Note, are requested iu ltalt• the partis of their case, age; anti manner of 'kilt, and -tdae id • . inedicsue will be forwarded to any putt of the ~Sllted11:1, 64 brt- Goes and Co. 13, Douverie-street, Flee-ant" . . ...........___ ... • - . - • ... • A. . ' __•....„, . • (--+ "-:".r . .tr::: '' . . '''''..`T ' . 1 / 4 =ll A 14 w . , 1,, ... 4, ( OP 1. ; • .C, 11 ` ..ei tee ,1i..... q .N1 ' ••• , i . . ' t ,s 2 , 41 1 . jl / 4 1P - .1 • -ve` i A AO ' y ill • 11, Itmi: k N wy i . ;:, ,c ", . 6 e: . t • ) I. -le fir' ri7 • . . 110.• • . . .n 3 ' 1* -4, . . . . odiodiv4 . ~.,.... • . -. 4 ,........... 5 .,,,... dmija -- - Not-10" , 448. ''''' • LONDO,I 4 I; TIIUBSb4Y, OCTOBER 18, 1810. QOCI,AI, H APPINE SS .—Marriage should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is s often dis turbed through tne parties that form the union not taking those preatution• which would secure theta the eapit melt of vial great domestic bleteisig. People of every rink pay adoration 110 the shrine dor Wedlock; hat where the constitutimo has beet tainted by disease, w deoititt led by a certain habit contracted at an early are, a renovation of stolidity previous to entering dims state is itidispetisihly requisite to revive the stn note: ing sparks of life, and to reanimate the :ssiteta. For no disorders. hare coatribmed more.eis o . ..etaially to destroy II ynotmeal happi mal than th ose Which ore the convquence of unguarded plea sure. li Was this cousideratitm w licit 'minced MesStit. CU alit t , '. mul Co. for these last twenty years. •to dirtaa their studies moil taint:Miro exclusively It' tae treatownt ani tare of the Vediereol Mien*, and the dioonlgrs arising t bet shoat ; aii ahooll, that' tle-; rangement or system, produced by the ilesiruiiive habit of the ' itiermAderate otehtiol.lsy, which bringsbot those rlistrrising in>, 0 MIT l ES and -I) l'. F,1.0 l I:DiGt I%S t haf prevent pi embi lb, Si* Mai ri tit tttt iulmate, The successful result of their 111.16, gives them ntlititioad siedonr to oppose the tnvages of the.. complaints. ' which Ore the twist important is the eat:lingua of Monson intir.;• 1 'aides. . It behoves every person ar Ito hashitiolzed ia s tais soli- , spry vice to seek relief li l y eonsidting ProPoisMuisi Menuf ede4 neat and honour, in 'Hitch ingests. CUR Tl' I.: 'and Co. rialto the sanetinto of scholastic authority, as wittier the testimony of, uocitut rad ictvd facts. i to, pr.ufesdiag the cure of thede complaints, they hold out nu intiticeMedt in me ; - hat. s ir,ihle lit all men must he of the - existence aguish' eitiautilies, theyolfer their ie . s iqootee as re„.oolarlst r Alucated Meoribers of the !Loyal Colleges of Surgeons of Landon and Edinburgh. Slight and recent eeu& of ttyphilitlvinfection are radically cured in the short space of two days, Those of the most übstimoteduratiun,sach as 'obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the tootles, (tee s. &c. ore - permanently ta at +red ily cored.' Several N ohlemen 11114 Gentlemen of the lieu respectability have berm under the, care of Metoni. Carrie and Co. for the removal of complaints of theVrelltra, Strictures, lee. ; and having wedged a radical and permanent cure. request that references may be made . to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided .nperiority of Nlessrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen bad strictures from ten t.o twenty years. iota were under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, anti other Sur geons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Nlessrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter froth the many they are daily receiving from (lentlemen, returning them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who had labwared under this distressing and painful malady for Lien years : be had hero under the care of several Surgeons of 'professionaleminence , none of whom adorded him permauent relief; hut from the superior method of treatment ad - opted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure to the short space of one month. 3for 28, 1810. ; - To Dr. CURIII4, 107, Ration-garden. " Lord--•—feels great plewure in communicating to Dr. Carrie the perfect re-establishment of his health, In conseottence of his mild and admieuble treatment of Strictures is the Urs-' thra. He may add, the /us has tot fur many years enjoyed so Rauch conuforl and-,freedorm from pain: aid' be entertains no doubt of his having obtained, through his eltittind aftetetion, a, .perfect and radical care of that horrid camping. Ashemas not_ 0 stranger to the taaaner that others treated the complaint, *e has it it his power, front a fair trial and a jug comparison, lot ply that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which he Sensibly feetr, •asid thalleuer be nimd ready and lilting to acknowledge." Ry 1113 early application to Mess's. Currie and Co. the lot !' tient will escape the pain, &weer, and expellee of a long and tedimis Attendance upon less experienced practitintiers. • . M ARR 1 11: 1) WOM ILN. w ho have lam, heeo di,a:ipoii.tect in their expectations of a family, may he assured that in most lbst antes such defer tstire curable by medical skill; and although the removal of such impediments he his object of doubt and un ortainty with others, yet literate of sue!, defects by . the gra "dual progress of renovation, ii the acqnirement oetheti expe rience.-slitestsrs. Currie and Co. fflay beconsulted by patients of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and flower, at their . house, No. lux. Hation-garden. Patients iti the Country, de•eribing particulars of theiterve, .ige, and mode of living, inciusing a remittance. for Advice nod Ntedicines, the same will be given or sent to any part of the li.isigd mi. To insure that secresy so essential to their undertaking. the postage of letters may be addOt to the account for mcdoeitics. • No. iii7e Mantua-garden,—July 17, 11t). HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stuck. Brokers, rerpeetfully inform the Public, that Ticket: and Shares for the mating Lottery are low on Sale at their Mice, N 0.93, under the ROYAL EICCIIA.N GE, and no where the in Luo- dim on their account. SCHEME. 5 . •of . X 20,000 . . are . .£lOO,OOO .5 . . 2,0(X11 . lO.OOO 5 . . 1,000 10 . . . . . . . . Si) .. • . 100 . . . . . sth 5U . . . . 23 4,400 . .. . . 15 eil"031) :; -...-••••••••••• To he Drawn in ONE 12Alr, TO-MORROW. `20.0,6) Tickets. . 1-- • - - BISII reMilltif his Friends that the Lottery begitrs add fuljsla , i at TQ.,MORRO W. lAtetatl Shares urg sgilist in great Varlet', at hplk bit* ► Odlet4 4; COIL Nfl I tt0,1 4 9, Cll NRING:(' anitS, Whittb; Y Obi PIT Al' Pft.lZ F,t4 • were Sold lit Whites' 41+04 lite hut Perot , AlooTua. !DeWitt( Three Prized of 020,41Q0, t The prseitt. Scheme coutoiro only 4,00 U Number% ',et mere are • 5 ....'frizeltif .5 .... invites tOtid b. Priowpf I,lls ,Thtve are Fire•Ticieto of melt Number, mod the fate of One decides the ottfer Four. One Number mostlakt ,ClOO.OOO. • All lin-loess 'in the l'uklie Funtti tiommeted with fide lity and dispatch, by T. BNB, Stork-Broker. . . BRANSCOMB and Cu. I. St V I;W rti(arr, . Surviving Partner, aad sole Conductor, RESPECTFULLY acqnaint the: Public they are now SeiliEg TICKETS and Sirmt es in the greatest variety of Nuishers, at their TRULY rtlitTV Ni ATE OFFICES, No. 37, CORNIIIi.L. It, HOLIIORN. SS, HAYMAIt- KRT, soul 909, sTRAND. . For tite_tast Seven Ycar4 they have been FoirrEvta's GREATEST A V 010 R ITl:),:ind lathe Two Last Years ON CY,' they StpreJ and Sold 8 . Prizes of ,e 20,00.1 5 Prism of £5,030 and' .C 10.003 't:,• • .. ~C,),) and £l,th).l The. First. 30,000' No.7,oBlPrizeofsJoTh,kets Toe Last ... 25,000 2,c12.8 ' .. HE OM°. And ONLY Prize . eter.flolgt or shared. Besicks 3.619, the.Graad Prise of 1410 'Tickets, or .C 24,765 ; And in the Last Lottery alone, Ten Capitals. The only STAft: f•OTTERY to he drawn this Year, will he TO-MORROW. an a New Plan, • having Five Prizes of ,e2J,000, only 4,000 Ninobers, and nut Three Blanks to a Prize. . . B E AUTIFUL;' whmg . N. TI E gi'eafetif rlettOty is snlterfinnux }lairs' on the race, Neek, 'tiod• Arms.--11UBERT'S ROSEATE PO IV D immediately removes them, is nu rte.'. gant article, perfectly innocent en! Plea.saut to use, lyrice or two in one Parcel, 7F. • Sold by the Proprietor, No. 23, Ittoell-street. Covent-gnr den; Overton, Sm~tb, and Rigge, itood-:•treet ; bonnett; N 0.3, fund itigge , t).5, Cltealutide; I)av isno, 59, fteet•street lleoldrir, Tichhortte.fitreet ; 110 ling anti Co. Blackman•st rte.. • Borough. t_ Baxter, lidinintrgh ; SpihAtury. Dohlin ; 1 2 :dikter. Nlargafe ; roar: cheilent.im ; Gregory, Brighton ; Moored, Bognor; Thirl Searhorough ; GWuid, Math Trewsnan, Exeter; Munch}, Oxford;. osworthy. Norwich;. Cattle, York ; llopkinp, Hull • si Al uary„ Birmingham; Calez, Shef !kid ; Britntsl; Oreg,olo, Liverpool ; and by e i e ry B oo liseiter, reftritlier; and V t astl,i in I;nMatirn SCniltuidi and Ireland. . ' * •(.. • * '''-":"•-• VA ,•. , . 'evw.4l r:a: . - 7, f' .:- .; ~- 'O- - • Pluck MOUNT VESUVIUS. Nettie, Seri*. Seri*. 21.—The recent eruption *ill wieke the year 18W an epoch in the annals or Ye , satitts, on account of the manner in which it be gan, and the disasters it has produced. ' It is considered as a very extraordinary cireum. stance, that this eruption was not preceded by the usual indications : every convulsion of Vesavies bE ing previously annotintsil by the drying up of the wells of Naples. This : phenomenon did not like place nn this occasion, and to the great surptiSe Qf the inhabitants, Vesiiiiiii began to emit flames Oti the night of the 10th of September. • On the morning of the 11th, the fame becime more intense, and the laii began to now from the east and soeth.east sides of the mountain. Tn. wards evening the conflagritioe increased,. eat - about twilight twrt grand streams of fire were semi to flow down tic ridge of the volcano: night pro'. duced no change in this state of things. On tke morning of the 12th, a hullo* sound wag heard, and has alerays'lveen increasing; the fire and smykc have equally augmented Id intensity, and to.. wards evening the horizon was obscured. Tito breeze, usual in these parts, having blown from the south.east, dissipated the accumulated Cloud.. 'rho mountain continued to vomit lava and a dense smoke, which, even at a distance, was strongly se): plweeous;. the hollow noise in the Sides of the mountain .continued to increase. Cuiious to witness as near as possible ntte of the most astonishing phenomeet of nature, and forget. flog the misfortune of Pliny, I set out front Najdctli and at eight in the evening I teachedrortiCi. Fcord thence to the summit, of 'the Mountain the road is lung and difficult. . About half way there is a her mitage, which has long served for refuge and shelter ' to the traveller; a guud hermit has there liked his residence, and takes care to furnish, fur a moderate sett:, refreshments, which, to the fatigued tratelleti are worth their weight in pld. The environi. of i thisliirtnitage produce the famous wine called La:. 1 elirlsatio ()Irian. From the hermitage to the foot Lofilie cave, there is a long quarter of a like° of rook . . tolerably g , mil; but in order to reach trout thence the crater ) it is necessary to climb a motto.; Sails of eindeis, where, at every step, you sink up to the.mid,leg. it took my companions ) myself, •ati4 our guides, two . hours to make thiS ascent ; Mitt it was already midnight when we reached the 'orator. The fire of the Volcano served us .for a torch the noise had totally ceased for two hours ; the Alanies hal also considerably decreased : thete cit. cumstances augmented our security, and oupplied ess with the 'measure' confidence in traversing such i ilangeroui ground. We approached as near as the hunt would permit, and we set fire td the Stiehl of 1 our guides in the lava, which slowly tee .ihrouglt fr the holloe eof theceatee. The surface of tide 01 . 4. tami.a Atter hietly reeeinbles metal in a state of holdall ; hut as itllnus if Caine!i a kind of scum, which hardens is it cool'', .esid then forms masses of souri), which dash against each other, end roll all lon lire,' with noise, to the foot of the tuountaitt.-- !Strong fumes of sulphuric acid gas arise in ,abun. dance from theidlioilli, 'and by their enustie and ,penetrating qiiielifih e tvettler respirakthedifhialt. .. .{* We sconce to be pretty secure id . this -situation, and were. far. from thinking bf e retiriug, when 41 frightful explosion, which launched into the air fregmenes of burning rocks to the distance of more than 100 Wises, reminded - us of the danger to whirl* we were explesed. Nene of us hesitated a moment in embraeing a retreat, and in - five minutes we cleared in our &sun . t a space of ground Which we had taken teo hours to climb, We had not reached the hermitag e before a noise i l mere friehtful teats ever was heard ; and the Yoh cane, in all its fury, began to launch a mass equal I to some thousand cart.lnads of stones, and frig. meets 9f burning rucks, with a projectile forte l which it would be difficult to calculate. As the prp. jection was vertical, almost the whole of this burn ing mass fell . back aktin into the mouth of the Vole cane, which vomited it forth anew to receive.it again, with the exception of some fragment, which I flew off, to fall at a distance, and alarm the inceti . sitive spectator, Who avoided them ; as, on public !Irises, we avoid the handle of the rockets, in our iire.works. ' The 13th commenced with nearly the same ap. pearances as those of the preceding day. The Vol. cano was tranquil, and the lava ran slowly in the channels which it had ,formed during the night ; but at four in the afternoon, afriglitftil and coati. !wed noise, accomPanied with frequent explosions, • announced a new eruption ; the shacks of the Vol cano were so violent, that at Fort de le'liEuf, built upon a rock, where I. Oen was, at the distance of near four leagues, I felt retaliations similar to those produced by an earthquake. A hoet 3 o'clock the ertutillon commenced, and continued during the greaterpart of the night. This time the burning.matter flowed gown a ll tee ski es of the mountain, with a force hitherto. unprecedented ; all Vesevitts was on lire, and the lata has caused the greatest losses-; houses and, 'whole csfstes have been overt% helmet!, and at this day fernlike in tears and redeem! to despair search in vain tire' the in heritance Of their ancestors, boiled under the de: straying levee ... . . . A t 10 at night, the hermitage was no longer tic. cessiele ; a river of fire had obstructed !the road. Thedistriets situated on the soelh.east quarter of the mountain had still moreeo suffer. . Mount Yee SilVitlS was no longer any thing but one vast flame, awl the seiman at a peat distance might contera plafe, at his t leikse, this terrific Illumination of oaten: sec. r~ ... - 4 ofAv vis, 1 111 PO 11:f ANT ADVANTAGES in the pre. seat Lottery, viz, the eCiCCII of the Tickets and Shores are much rower Wait thelast—the Numbers of the Tickets are re du:•ed to only 4,ooo—while the Scheme emunins ao Al)Dl. TIONAL PRIZE of 410400, besides Twenty other Ca pital', sod NOT 'FilitEE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. The whole to he Untwo TO.MOIZRO W. • SCHEME. . , . 6 CT,1,0110 —.are .....e I 00,010 31••••••••• •Na • oe.looo • 10.003 • 5 .1,000 5,004 . f 10 • • 10•.5........• leLl. ss 5.000 '5O ' 50 ~ 2,600 !AO° • , 4,84.10......:. »0... lib ..----. . 4,000 Numbers. ,C 500,0110 ••• - - - "trlVt TICKETS , IDF EACII NUMBER.. Tickets and Shares are wiling at nil the Offices. Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tieken4 stud Shares. no np ,.plicatiou to the a A g e m. ,, 5Wl$ of, the priority's, Towns; or h?, sending their Or ders, nith Remitinfice,:, to the ()friers in illn.• don. Au elriy parelune iStecomMended, us, from the present demand, a rise of ,price is expected. • - LESS NUMBERS—mcno: PRIZES. AN ADDITIONAL, PRIZE OF £20,000, AND TICKETS AND SHARES CHEAPER. AT EYTON'S, 4, CoamincL, near the Mansion-House. TnE present LOTTERY, to he drawn on TO-MORROW, include; Five Prizes of £20,000, by which the Chaswe of T ickets either of those Capitals is creased One - fourth . Tickets and Shares alit shortly rise. therefore on Immediate purchase will prove n certain saving, at L YTON'S. '2, Co NI ulLl.,whit mid, in si xtiteit Si xteenths, the only £5.3)J Prize shared in the lost Lottery, No. `2,;ci3 ; anti in the ersoldeceding mouths Capitals to the amount of 4210,000. 0 Ir iC. In l 111 led le.. ri. M. I ft 'a k Owl ith ti reel roar NCI ighti sod is k I ~~ ~.