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roi it si st of ' Dal • the • out is: • lea; 13i the re. A. • PL • St ter 0:1 wa! Re? Son this at e ion yen Tr 17.1 tcit a • li• ye 1 L i. • Par ' c. Ntai c. t a Der • '1 das ei aid Fret e mn - Prin ts Mati la 0 ty for t Hoy cons s• '1 Sr of( oft tat at tbei i. sal ) ; dui: am ■ 1 ten' &I i at lam Inn ▪ Salt iI and as awl as este Par atilt as the Ku the loer ta t •••• onp • am •':;;• ' .r i.r • ; 41r is c e• stn • Out of of say Sa eon: War • 1. of Ina Pin lira LA< be ,m information which has never yet deceived us, solely and entirely to take possession of the Isla , .d of Zealand, of Copenhagen, and of the whole Danish Fleet and Arsenals. In possession of Zealand, we have the key of the BAltic, so long as it remains unfrozen, in our uncontroulable possession, and nova vessel can stir out or jo, witllout our pertnission. Should Bon t ,AtTe prevail upon the Emperor ALIXANDItt to hostilely to our maritime' interests, with this islsi.d in our hands, we may bid defiance to all the l ea gues and confederacies of the Powers of the Bale:: , w e give this day, from the New York Papers, the Addi.ss of the Citizen: of ltici.mond to the PREilDlitiT, upon the late affair between the Leopard an a the ('h Peke. We have selefted it from the .t miss of Addresses and Resolutions upon the s. bjal, because most of them confine them .s tc that particular fad, while Use Richmond A.:dress appears to ernlirace all the causes of com plaint that have been urged by the Americans against this courtly. Severn! vessels arrived at Hull, on Monday venirg, irrm the Baltic. They left the Sound o 1 the 4 2sith last. at which time the Danish fh•et was unrigged, and the Russian ships at Cronstadt were not making any preparations to put to 54.4. — Some of these vessels left St. Petersburg!: about three wcz.ks ago. The Emperor At.Exasocw was at that time at one of his palaces, about thitty mita ;eon that city. Its Nobles and principal i;:habitants f id expressed great displeasure at the peace, General :teem sosetes dispatches having prepared them kr a set , / different result. The Russian forces, on their merch at the time to join the army in Poland. were 'Artnense, and several thousands, of them close up with the army of Bamistasze. The peace was so senrpolar, it was thought that a renewal of hosts kir, must take place ; but that, indzed. we think very improbable. Bargains were done, yesterday, in Omnia fa, at 1 premium. Yesterday, a Court of Direaors was held at the Ei.t Ind.d H 'use. when the following Cnium4nders to..k their fi:ial leave of du Coos:, previous to de= patting for th. it respeftive destinations, viz : Thomas &radars, Northampton i Captain Jame. \tarot', An.; Cast. John StareMll , Dana—Madrat and _ _ elytall) .10;111 Logan, Itsperianent—Madeira, Uadi.s, and C3.tiin Henry Christopher, Sir Wm. Pulteney -.Bombay tine t The Court adjourned at xi: o'clock till Wednes day next . it is swed t'..at the King of Swi nEN ;144 publish ed a Yroclantitn, couched in very strong terms, aichessed .to the German troops serving in the French armies, or as Allies of the French, call • them to vindicate their honour and their national charader, by join - ng the only German Prince who has not yet ecthiesceided to make peace with boa &FIATS. Orders were on Monday sent dnwn to Sheerness. for the sailing of the transpnr.s, having on board toe 'loyal Artillery, with their drivers and horses. Thty consist of about twenty sail. stb e Higo so-riff .4 the County of Tipperary has, inconsequence of a Requisition, signed by a number of Gentlemen for that purpose, appointed a Meeting of the Freeholders of that County, on the 22d inst. at Cashel, to consider the propriety of addt essing their Representatives, either to bting in a Bill, or to support any eligible one that may be brought in dialog the ensuing Sessions of Parliament, to effeit a modifircatinn of t' e present system of tithes. The Protestant Grand Jury of the county of Kil kenny, at the late Assizes, held at Kilkenny, on the 3d instant, eatered into Resolutions, in which they lament the necessity of the revenadment of the Intorreeion Bill —express their satisfaaion at tho peaceable state of the cuunty—their opinion that it limns' necessary to unite, by every tie, the hearts and hands of all the people of Great Britain and Ireland, against the cornmm enemy—and that nothing could contribute more to this end than the extending to t . .eir Catiolic fellow subjeds equal par icipation of all the privileges of our happy Con stitution, enjoyed by Pretestants, A meeting nf the Ronan Catholics of the County and City of it day agr ed to and published an Address to the Prima:tat Grand JurY. thanking them for their manly sentiments of affection anu li berality. Ertian of a letter from New York, dated July 3 : ••••• Since ycur departure things have taken an unpleasant turn.—The firing by the Le,,,14,,t, Bri. tunic ship of war, into the Cbts.ipeake,Unile4 States' ••,;', and taking by forte three deserters, you • hasp heard. l'he sensation it has cc . • • and throughout the Union you cannot conceive, :•"m rny prr.onal knowledge of the heads of • Ipubiican party in t".is State, which you know b e a leading one, you mast ni-t be surprisel at any measures, however desperate, this country may Aapt. A cor.fiscarion of Bi itish debts and property echoed through all quarters ; na this, there is hardly a diversity of opinion. The major part of our city are for carrying into effeft this measure even against the property owned by the British in our funds. Ido most sincerely think every species demand. debt. or property, in which you have say claim f rom us , i s i n the utmost jeopardy. I Consider it a matter of only due prudence for every scan who has any thing due in this country, to draw i. out as quickly as possible a and I am very well am vy'vkld. no American Agent will as a faithful Put to city Eoglish Prinitpal. I mentiou this foe two reasons ; farm, that you and your friends may take dear precautions, cad nest, that I should be very sorry to see this country enrich Itself so ( Mew usably by tbo spoil of B n usb capital." •THB COURT. Ycstenlay. Its hiaJcss v came to town, as usual, from Wintliar, and held a private levee, at the Quictia Palmee, at two .o'clock, which was at tended by The Arehbiehehrht n( Canterbury and Dublin, the Bi.hop of Ezet-r. the I.i.td Chancellor, the Load President of the Council, tae Load thity Eee., tl'e Secrer.ri... of State forth Home and Vore.N, De vnnrrne. , tnr.: ChAneellor of the Ex orteque,. the Mauer Gerter.l of the thdnani.e, the Loot ChAinl.erlain, the Judge Achrocate—Earls Ayleverd and Maltile.bury bred Fitzharrit Adati.rl ha ituger Curtin; Sir S Cott•ell, a.id Mr. Fnrd‘c.: Tr c had the honour of being presented to Ms MAJISTY 'rhe Earl of Malrne‘burs, upan lt.s being a., , ,ininted Lord Lieutenant of Snothain,.tnn. Laird Fittharris, uvon lii b sing app.iinted liiuv.•rnoa of the Isle of Wight. The Honourable and Rev:r-nd antor NIHAU did homage. before His Mates-ry ; upon his being translated trout the Hishoprick of BriAll to Esettr. The At chhishlp of Duettia V.ok ieave of His MA. JEST Y, ptCYIIIUS tii his len ving England for frelaitd. Admiral Sir ROGER CURTIS and Mr. Foe rives laid before. His MAj ESI Y the "Tenth Rcpo:t of u:e Consmissianers of Naval Inquiry. I Its MAJESTY gave private audience to Earl CAM.. DEN, Lurd HAV:I:ISSSIJAY, Mr. C•taNtso, Mr. Pea oa••t., and Mr. BOND, who laid before His M•• ZtiT • the procee--ding, of several Courts-Maititl. His Maiesry held a Privy Conned, ar. the Earl of MAL.sssssuay was sw ,, rn into the ()lice of Lard Lieutenant of Southampton. It was ezpected fas Ma.wavv's Speech for the prorogatii.n of Parliament woulel have area agreed upon at the Council, hut we unirersiand it dad lot take place; but that His MAJ:Ary will hold a Privy Council for yea p -it .ose early to-morraw morning at Windscir Castle. The Rt.co out of Lc r.osru rtended the Conneil yesterday. and made his report of the II c-nviQs capitally conrieed at the last Old Utile' , session•, when Wieli :ot Pt 2FCC. who was appreended by A TKINS, t' a uti6;era a short time since in Hacks y Fields, and who bas bee.l :onviaed of horse-steal. ing ; Wiiii. m low l. sot and George Fiort, who were cow": :te.: of b..ing retur•.ed tviii(ports ; w ere rrd ere d eievalon on Wednesday. The two latter are the meu who were charged with cut ting and wound ng a watchman, and two otners, in St. Cites s, a short time since, in a most desperate MAIIIICT. As they wag attempting to rob the Wet. lord carrier's cart. RAM.SUATF,. Avothr 11. A most numerous assemmage of brilliant company attended t Burgess's Library h.t a.ght. The Ger man- Band performed with their usual excellence. Whharde..'s Library, on the Marine Parade, hPI Also an unusual disolsy. Among our late,t ar rivals are—i)uk of Manchester, Marquis Corn wallis, Tut of Huntley, Lady Limerick, Countess d'ArnAaud, Hon. Lady Beresfrird. &c. An embarkation has just taken place of the horses left ivy the late Expedistm. 'Parer consist of abont 15 sp•rit.d voung horses, and wore with much dim e:lhr got on hoard. They are chirlly Lord Wxle. can's:, and are accompamied by anon: 20 of the • German I:.tantry, ant some Gnglish Dragoons. Tl:e Quer4 and Five Patwcrs Es , last we e k, v ia._ ed a SP.hool for Poor Children, eitahlisi.ed by Gen. AIiCOUIRT and his Lady. ar CITO , T, within thr ee miles of Wind , or. Thy remained in the Sch)ql. and .nb•eribed liberally to the in,:itution. 'Pols School was organized by two of Jostr■ LANCAir. sea's younitmen. Lord Assaf.* v arrived in Cork on Wednesday senaight. to visit his estates. Mr.Dt Buttes row Comedy will be hrntight lot ward with all tin si-ength of the Theatre this 4,1,1 we hive on doubt till receive a receipt in id:, &e -ters e:Terpte.l. Peen FOSALX, the celebrated Banker of Paris, died lately at that place. Considering that he was a rich man. be weathered the revolutionary storm very well, and lived to die of a defiles. • Mr. CUNGItreleS newlyinvehted rockets are like Como ant *l'9 pbt need. and.ardenr„ Upon a late ap:seas in Yorkshires under the Training Act, one of the Appellants, a plain honest looking cot...a:rya:tan, was caked by on: of the Ma gistrates, in rather a high thee, it be did not vote. at the late steaion, tor Lord !Arum@ t •• Yes," said is, " I did; but I thought we had settled that busier-as at York, and did not know, till you men tioned it, that elle manner persons voted More. had any thing t, do with tins appeals made here." l'he ino.i;,er I aiked tad rise subjed was tm. mediately changed. A Correspondent, in a Dublin paper, alluding to Alt. (..; a ATI Ws declaration in the House of Cons. mons, on the'27rh last, .41 Teat be was informal that meetings of a treeserseitie nature were held its Ire lan.l ; - he did not mean to acense his countryman of i•eases or di:afar/se, but he was certain that t!wre was a Franca party in frelaal ; and it was against them, and ow against Iriolonien. that the cla ation of the fill was aed"--seys. this, Sir, brinKs to my recolleSion an anecdote well known in the King's County. A gentleman residing in that part of she kingdom, perceived his stock of pigeons ast decreasing. but was unacquainted with the cause. tie was. however, Warmed, a tenant of his knew something of the neuter ; the man was sent for ; on being questioned, heat first denied any knowledge of the transuefen; but when closely pressed, he 4. de clared he did ma "wen to access any num of shinning the p4tons, but be was certain Billy Dooley abet the pigrowa for all that." the Ticket 17,509, drawn yesterday a Prise of 5001. was sold at Bastes Oil ices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, in sixteen tbateenth Shares; and the Ticket 6.437. a Prize of 30,0001. s the Ticket 14,167. a Prize of 8180001.; the Ticket 3,411, a Prize of 3.9001. ; and the Ticket 9.419. a Prise of 1,0001. . • were all shared and sold at Bun's Offices this Lottery, makes( Wit Capital Prizes in the year. The fortunate holders may have their money on demand.—Undrawn Tickets and Shams ate selling. I and the Lottery fugistps on Saturday. WESTMIN3rER E&CTIO.V. • A pamphlet, " An Eapr:itio c 1 :!.; C 37- 'cutnnances v:hich g:sve Pik. to the Sir ,Francis Buts:lett for the C:tty of Ws. , t, 41seer," is just publifed, to which is annexed :I,: ft.tiklying . Account of the Expenses Incurred on Lc:Lauf the Baronet on that occasion : ACCOUNT OF DlSPLlRsEmr.tas AND RECEIPI:I. of the Eleclion, WI CA th• t•• 4 . :• , 1e Of the Po' 2141 Ma.; Advertisements, Pnotiet, arhi st•clts.rt • 1..117 12 6 s"" 0 ' 1 7, Chte• C.ltriti, and Ma: s,nzer. 156 l 0 Cheolv.atid 1 If. 6 ti 1.7•r4, F. auu , Fttes, itagles, and Wier Music . . • 7.e 19 1 CuaA-hie, Incvlental Er enses YJ S 6 High Convtah!e's Charges an: ixt.a Cousuiles . Expenses after the close of tl:, Poll : 790 34 4 Prncestiou. ke. on •MAy 63 1? 6 ?suiting 10,1100 of the Comsnurte. dated 23d May. and dalliveane A C.:l to tub Elector (.. 51 44", w! ^ .nted for Sir nal, Oa !tartlet, and •43aer 4tl 1? 0 Expenses of Chaiiisig S France. Bunten, and 11.1 re, .brating the 'triumph of Westinisist,r, 25th Jane Advertisements, Printing, and Bill. stockers . Me,.engers since the Election to this l 'r• • • . . 6 9 6 Cweinittee-room, Candles, and Sta tionery • • • . 13 3 5 Banners, Music, Fiagbearers„ awl Cimstaldes . . • . 121 14 The Car, 'foists, Grimm., Attend ants, aii.ll)rsses . • .1S 6 6 Ribbons for the Horses, Attendants, Flighrarets atia Mioncisns . 20 I I 4 Incident,! Eilswiists atm .iling Pro cession and Unmet . 56 2 Fees and Gratuities paid at the House of Corns:ion., preparatory to Sir FilaICS Surrktt taking his sat . Np.inng din Car. and Expellers on resenting it and the Cutouts to Sir F. Borden Total Evpandirnro Amount of Subscriptions received by the Treasurer, to the 7th August 363 16 0 6 0 6 25 0 0 Belance due to the Treasurer . 122,3 2 6 1213 14 S 84) 8 S Awined. SAMUEL BROOKS, W. ADMAN. MANCIS PLACE. TtCASCrOf Law Iv LIGhNCE. COURT Of Oil CNCERY, •aaa,i SS. STOCK JOS/SING. Es-parte Pacantasa, ea the matter of DAIMILS, a darskrept. This interesting canoe ca .». on upon a !unitive on the part of the flahkrupt. • praying that a debt, ami.unting to a su•n 61 16,0001. and upwards (provel by Mr. Mantefiori. ane agent of Mr. Da niels, in the purchase of the b11!:1 of 51.0601. untaistra, in Atiautt lan, with which, when convert ed int. cash, Mr. DA: iris absconded to the Isle of Mat., and was rhure apprehe...ded by the Police) might be an (Ink out ta the debti ptoved on the bankruptcy of Mr. Daniels, Sir namult ituaitay and Mr. Beth, for the Petiiioner, Wavily that this data was illegal and told under ti.e Sicutt of she 7d" of r3corge 11. :ten I. enaCted against storkjobbine• file Learned 1 / 4 :own - I ne..rsd, on the part or Xlr. to wave all benefit un..er this matior., and to undertaice that the sum in question should be dia:ibutel among his crAnors, they having been •p;id in rtividetal, ten shiiiiiigs in the Ku- •1 only, under Mr. Dahiets's conaminion of tmnltitip my. and rested Me case ut their Client upon the po.itive A.l or Pella meta, for the present; re:;erving the Ibeity °lmply ing to any objections or argit!giatets on the ..trier site to to uti,reci, it any. Mr. L.-last s on the other side, aske•i Sir Samuel R, rnaly, wnether •rny Count were to tallow Mr. Bed, whet w as said to be a host in himself i and ri _muted tile atL.•iauoo of fairness in the offer of Mr. Dametes Ciatinel, which he stated not to be the el tea of repentance in a rigirive Mon, but a scheme, with a view of again appearing on the Royal Ea.. cSange, tur a few y-ars, until an opportunity sh,u%l recur of repeating. the same or the lake scandalous • fraud and roabery, against torn. greet and honest chit:eller, like lar. Montefinii, chum he had, atter "evert} years unsuspefling confidence, urterly.rairasil by liaprecedented treachery and U4lllllcib of-prin ciple. Mr. alontefiori, a most exemplary eharader in his department, on finding himself deceived and betrayed by Mr Daniels, after entrusting to his honour large purchases in the stocks, ',or yews, with out suspicion, and after receiving, on this occasion, from Mr 1./unwls, his check on his banker, Vs the sum of 16,000 i. whale the banker had only 20001. of Mr. Dartiela' s money, immediately on the Right of Mr. Daniels, catttJ on the parsi .. to whom he had paused his own check', in to - full canfidence, that by the receipt of payment tor cheek im the appointed day, his own could be paid. and offered all he had in the woad and b;s lile•into their hands, at their mercy and disi•osel, to keep clear of any imputation, or even suspicion, of having any idea or any paiticipanon in Mr. Danietr's horrid guilt. Mr. Montehori became a bankrupt, and had only to look to in the world that puce cnarailler which Ili) circtErstan:es .tould tarnish or censure. Mr. Hear took a distinction in law ern this point. between the principals, who were the objets of the clause *d arned to, and agents, who were, under another clause, in the same stag:.., subjected to heavy pe nalties ; and he forcibly co::: :tided, that under decisioas on t.as Ad of Parliament, and in particular the case of Petrie used Hammond, before Lord Mannield, and cloth-if Cale tee the same point, the law sv.is settled ag sinst Daniels. the contraa wes executory, until the day Axed by the contrail for transferring the stock, when the party may either ret am or accept of it s and thereby annul or establish the contraa. Honour, and the prin ciples of common hoaesty, gnvein these contrails, because they.. aria •onialy consider d cab re/ad.', not asks Sc at, at the commas► law ; but I:ere, in equity, said be, upon flapkrupts, will your Lord ship :dim this mad degraded. TbeenamitaLtot &Sired Mr. liaaT 10 resume his argument tbamerrow morning, as his Lordship mint aucud immediately eliewlicre 1 and then rose. PRINCE . OF IrALErS BIRTIf-Dir. - Yesterday, being the Ahniverterfor His R 141 ifi„% , .ess the Pim,- of Wales's Birth d v, w o Ihi 45' h yfae, it was ob.e-v..d .with v. .ieroo sttxian of jay. Tie mn-nirig wee ushered. yrs with the ringieg of belts, waiets eo named at various iLtervals os t e dev . VAUX'iALI, GA.( Dir RS. - , This el( 1-t an.; !aeon, ite resort of fashion ova uncommonly attradtre 'I he LIMA OplakdOrir was inc•,..*-ed by 10,00.)0 scid.fines/ lesr.• is hu:.bur of th , l Inc sion. The Ur. ctrttr. !I, a must hiftli.tli titre al,cl with vs i s desfic , n ; .nuong t.. words " Long Leith* , Pri:.cr," in van. gated Ism?s, shone forth in et at conspicuou7 roe curnp4ny exceeded 14.000: i •ersort, iaciuJtng s %irge.porti ,o of me feshiosetsler wurid. ILLU MIN r 0 Is the evening, t'.e tree, Public OSees, Clult • H 'uses, k:. vige - ner with the radestner, terra most minaret:l, and roesir.e.l ici , h ill. fineness - 41 t h e weather, rustled • great concourse of prat, io all the leadi ng streets of tins Metropolis. fol. lowing were among the mist hrilliatit D %MY saris 'resat. a a—The Prusaos Innate.; an Imperial Sta: with G.P. all is variegetad lamps. isel-serl in brai , ches.of lama. Coerst-ciants remoras-1n the ems, the Plume And Star, wit', C.P. at each side. the whole ornamented with festoons of the most bailout, aod variegatel colours. Orses House—A superb Star, by mula fri itt the Plume. and o n ea c h s id e G.P THIIII TOE, H A T. 311• sur—A maguirsceit Phone, Stir, and G.P. STRAND. Minnt STOP, Pocket-book mranufaduivr--4 kits Ham Star and Pismo, with G.P. PALL. M ALL. The N ATION AL 'AGIT am Hui COMPANY displayed a superb transparency, with the Plume and G. W. P. in tae centre, surmounted by an Im— perial Crown, which was highly illuminated by a number of gas lights c o nv e y e d th roug h the differ. eat parts of it, and opal either side,gili pas..s issuing forth a tedundancy of gas Sera • the whale ing a blaze almost equal to miu:day, ition,inating the street and neighbourhood as tar as the eye couhr reach. Kat Lv's Nosiest Satooe—The balcony ornate - =seated wins festoons of viiriegaei lamps.- ST. JA ILTS-STWEIT. Weirs's, Boosts's ; lagoon's's, aad the Cases Tait Ctos-fibusix, vied with each ether in- bate Haney : of light, aad tail, in the dispos-nun ~f their respective lamps; caws had the Star ; earns noted . •by the Plume. G. P. or r. W. wi th fes:notu, la:noses, kc. the *hole making a very eteent apra. naive. The Ustom Csue.siouit. S i.t James's-10am. • • was equally well i/ktminate.l, with a superb Star, Plame and P. W. en each side, with fiesaanns, Re. NEW SOND-STILLET. . . • Lou, Perfonser—A•very brilliant star in. frost- • of tae ealcouy - ,• behnia it the Prince's arms; in art ie ficial stone. Tn♦ projedlen of this illutshatioas • * gave it a navel and Flossing appearance. I , is sup.; posed that perfumed ail was' barge, as a fragresit . :eclat was if Sneed mere than metal( yards swirl 'Mr. Rigge'sbasse. ; • WARDOUW.STEEET. Isamu), Printer art 141 Royal Highsieee—The font one entire blase. Ott each side the hon. 4 ta a very considerable beigtitE, isagnincent earipare easkiadra, with perforated dames. Between - die 'P. W. r nowt brilliaat star of intriieliansd humps, ear. • radiated with a very large phrase of teethe:a. The whole; we suppose ; must hairs empiesyrst Buis I*C of 140 Limps. . . • - FLEET-STRUT. ADAMS, Optician--.G.P: plain lamps, sunaaaaa. • ed with me pludte of lea►h.rs. *- PA 3,Gd Yeasv, Gass.sellers—c.p. wi t b a beautiful ;Annie M leathers between, is cwisainalli lamps ; kvti, a very goad *Sea. INIXIATE.STRIXT. CMDLII mid BRIDOL—A very beautiful device, at the buttons G.P.W. in platy lampi ; spore. the Crown, in e4l4sred lamps ; on e _ten sije; a most wt. perb star the whdle sormoantad with a elaras of feathers, and saclosed by two Aar% which had a very grand and. CO NtllLt.. Feauy Jeweller, on each 'abets, tifui &mond, in cil4ared lamps; the whole aura mounted by a plume of feathers. - - 'Fhe Warehoute at Charing-Cross. foe the Sale of 4.e invaluable Yellow-Fever Ra medy. exhibited the same ape: update devices at upon similar nes• sions drverai hundr:d beautiful variegated lamps were tastefully !west n ed to view, with much bril liancy and gooL . aeon ; and on the other Warw. house in town for the sale of the Yellow,Fevire Powders (which has just bra opened eras the We* • Indi a Deists, tar the partieut.r a C. an thOdAtilfi ZS we understand, of Mariner.). an A.A.:tior was die. played. richly ornamenteu witti p great vatiatv of vat egarau lamps, to de.lot_ Lim sue Vellow.F. , ver Reut-dy is the Sevitaa's sliest •.'. r. Thls .ia t0k....0er an immenae . !tater % being the first thing or the kmd ever are. ha that pan of the town. Other parts of the town were equally 'Aliens. The friend! df Vaccouttion are mined. that the late Report of the College of 'Physicians is h ?rii..e.J in a cheap form. Li general circulation, in, may be had at id. each, or twenty-fivelor 4s. 6d. bziag the cost plicCot Messrs. LOS 011•11, Kra,. and Outs, Paternost-i-row, anJ all other Book. sellers. It C !ntlemen of the Faculty 4ere to carry this little tradt with them in .lissional visits. to distribute among such persons as are y- convii,cc 1 of the efficacy of Vaccinati,o, mach good wculd no doubt be done to the cause. The ticket No. 184, drawn yesterlay a Pria• of Ten thousand Pnands, was sok. it .F.ighth and twelve Sixteer.th Shares. bj firfer aa. c •., 41 their ONces. No. 11, Poultry ; ana No. 12. ...ear 11-cross. No. 8,940. a hiss of /dol. tt.e foriur day —No. 17,637, a of 5001. t..• fifth .iey. and No. 17024, a Prise at 10001. the six.h **re also shared cud sold at gwir r aril Co. 041t:s. It. rth alma ire • ! . 6 's • k I