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little objec 4 tiottable on that account, for perhaps I have as - geed British bloo3 goring ih my veins as . I can be boasted' of by that Rn,,ht Hen. Gentle man." Here, as we have already stated, is the true source of the question, i , Who iv Mr. Porisosav i" It has been too much the practice of the present , Ministers, particularly bf Mr. PERCFVAL and hit. CMININO; to ditscead Crain the dignity of debate, and indulge in personalities; and it is perfectly hatund that their panders and parasites should ae pmnannlate themselves to the taste of their roas ters, Accordingly, we find iu the public prints devoted to. them, more sour mud angry invective, more cesarean& disgusting ribaldry, than has dis graced the newspaper part of the press for many 't..2ril. They address themselves to all the little narrow fesliaglfeedsalllsh passions of human nature. National prejudices and distinctions are thvir argn unnua sad support; and thus, fighting sith their tsvourite weeps:ma, they would, in the instance be tore ts, alarm the pride and jealousy of the Opp°. aition, by representing their Leader as an unknown E ct scare Irish .upstart. We might pursue this sub . much further, but we believe 'we have said Hicient to satisfy the curious Gentleman in The Awning Fat. Having, haWever, .. andidly and plainly answered his questions and told him who 71114 PONSOORY is, we hope . he will behave to Ili 'fintli squat candour, and "gratify the public by tel theft." who is M... C ANNING?"tbe Gentleman . . whom The ?loam Post has taken its cox. FOREION I .VTELLIGENCE. 7: FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. COPEN 11/10EN, the following corresponAe=e is of the greatest ii m p o rtance ; it commence* after the taking of Co penhAgen ; • will abww whet means the English doraratnent „•, emote to, to obtain their I s lige salt Ili .11c. 1A74. 9. trade. lk 11. 1 --Eatrset of a report front If. Let, forwriT CLEW ‘A;Cirer from Denmark, to the Ihreidt Caere, to the Moister of Btate, Owing Detwalart . TAM% 51 047, 1W!• I t wis i n k* S. the MO , inlii4o.oo 4.llllollllllmre ;OA% Mr. Niles prepeleirWirleoll loll ,ll,ll o o o- rpm girt* lie bill *elate of pi Oeseeere of lash% Mollie 0040 it as *Ws it aMO top less at he easasisatim Alls ratail s as oar , pert. to treat, week/ lbe ielleagil MI6; . Ike time iliekliri JIM the has lailvelog eineeeeull.dak :—. • t. TM ewer* 11/*/..../r4 sod yet to be • e. Tbeeaplemeeteellpi r •, • The 111111"111010.miellOe: , , • 4 . The Poothitir It Wig *Oil 111 INMAN Beier ‘ veep+ tato Cierabeigee. • - 5 The manna/ w.yhtMile 111 1 11MORt mg in- VII. Mr. Caaidatrjedged it it to leave cast these steasees t a the copy of the verbal 'tote rineh he acct ate. Ns. U.—Extract at s tepid 111.81 the ease to the same. Leakisa, October 2, 1807. 1 theatist Mr. Merry had takes hie tkpartare, when he called ea sae yesterday, sad toll lac that taidligesee receiv ed by Government had eatarded hi doiseture, and made Mr. Caaaiog snit t• we ate race mom Wore he dispatched him. 1 waited accorthiug:i oo 11. e A7ituster, arcampasied by Mr. Merry. The Orjurt of tie interview pas w wiumat me, that a Messenger arrived this wiereleg hid brought the coufaciatioa of Sis %%jest!, to co-operate with Uis Britautie filijesty, for the common istereot, in Cell 4 that his assistar re should be waisted i in oll:„.• words Swedish troops were ready to rep:see those of the English Govern moat iu 7.ealaie3, if the latter were obliged, se account of the Cepitulstion, cur =other destlaatios, to eracuati• that *mad Mr. Coming coached's/ by evapowing to me to avail my self of the dispartd-e alga. Murry, to press my Court to ar cede to al .utla T casent, the refusal of which wculd unmoidn idy he &aimed by the kivedash co-operation, sod to repre sent to my Court the orl;ent necessity of comics speeZoy to Imam peldisahaary accommodation. Ifts.lll.—..Letter fw Count Bentstorff, Donisla Minister of • Pereiom Affairs, to Eason Vetteastat, First Secretory of W Cebetet of His &renal' Insjest y Niel, Oct. hytli, taoy. Pimpll me, Sir, to apply Alma to you, to require of you fearianip es 'aplomb**, which it a nil:irritant for my Court to obtain in so authentic inauncr. The Eugiish Governanest thought proper to make a pro position founded is part mike threat of n co-operation of EwcZte in the hostile iusurrea of Great Britain against Peortatit. The Cabinet of Loudon dares to misery, that His OPIAM Majesty has off,..ted to etas, the English Tap w Zealand to be replaced by part of his own troops, in ease that the firmer should be obligt,l to evacuate that island. The loyalty of the Surercici, whose intention al is 611114011111111pted to ealematate, and the nature of the rela• 111111 1 subsists M.tween Denmark and Swede'', Nati *hey Wows the bkity of that insidiwas ssaictin.. Bat we shall bet root satisfaction to be authorisod by 11 is Swedish IdNiesty himself to answer, by a tormal demo', au in lneation owre rsisti Art to loos Asa it bto in. This, Sir, h the only motive wtikb induces me to demand of you a Irak and positive explanation on this aobjtet. I tat Wry to incest you will send ,t me by the bearer of OW lours, M. is Mobtszt, Lieutenant of Cie Royal Navy. I Biel happy Is hurls' ao opportutity toe to POO recolketlon, sort et alma( yeti the assurar.o.: of my ht* eirridaratioa. • , . JCS Pr.litisive Eltut.Wette.oterk,Mi,ictuo of Sate. 1 • • - • iiiiningbocirgh, Oct. 21, 11107. I W. elleruoou, tits *Mow to receive, through the trAter which your Excetleucy has adtratted tow, &WI the 17th October. As the due.cs of my Idle do not allow isk to di•T'aite Goo the regular mode of utikial comma:deaths° tiet.,een the two Courts, you: Ex cellency will penult inn ta restrict myself cot:rely to ackatre ledgingehe receipt of your letter, sad to express to you the • haPPism l feel in Levitt? an opportunity of renewing to yon the assurance of the high consideration with which I have the honour to be, Ice. No. V.—Note ad irt:wed by the Minister of State, anent Bernatorff, to Baron Taube, CAerge d "quirts of . _ dish ,Majesty. Kiel, Nov. 5, tee'''. The snnexccd copy wUI inform Ramp Tabs of the object of a emninuoicatian, which the Undersigned Minister of Saute thoued it right to address to Baron Wetterstedt, First Secretary of the Cabinet of His Swedish Majesty. The lathe havh4 judged u mode of communication inadmissible, from the *Wince of this Swedish clammy, and tier inn-nuptial"( the direct correspondence a iflaStockholin, which appeared to the Undresigerd the only way, and at the sane tine the speediest and most authentic mock of coo tounication; it only vamaids to request Baron Tavire,arill have the goodness to express to his Court, the wish enter tained in tiss oats addressed to the aforesaid Baron. It is adinstarial important* for the Danish Government to be enabled to refute, is an authentic manner, as *Odious charge, clearly destir.ed to compromise a Sovereign whose loysity Is above all suspicion—to make him share in the whom which attaches to a conduct equally atrocious and prradious, and to produce a misunderstanding between Sweden and Denmark. The roderstvont requests Bunn 'Cache to ocec,it the as surance of his high cooadderatein 7111:-Iiete addressed hy ltarooMsobe to Count Deni ed 4 to- store', Minister t.f State. gy p, c—vesher 5, )tO7. The Undersigned Swedish Chirp .1".11 7 4ire , , has just re ceived the note with which his Excellency, Coast Berostarff, has this day Sassed his. Althotigt the scuts which have Baca piss, as well 14 the sariou, sees already to resolve the question iv forms the object of your E.cclieneis Note, the Untiersie , =o ter bring it 1 r thi kiss be able sad .fiatt4.es to rotors tke tree. Ignite witt: o..esore of this op• partiality to most his LseeMegey wall be plowed to acc.Tt emenosee et Ws sieleere respect. No. Vll.—Note edireowd by Dons Tasbe to Court IlsoNterff, Director of the Deportment of ramp 400' Kid, Now. 24, no* *MA 174.1111.1110,e5e tilled to bring to the knowledge of the Meg bit Meter, des eatteets of the Nese which Ime Eacel CgtOtt BOOMltodi r addesesest So has Mee deb Piss winks bet, end albs Copy which ',companies , thy same. It is by order ef biaCoart that the Undamped hastens to declare le the Deideb Moister, that all exigasattiss with relpod to the Note above ametholed, becomes supereacem ; /64 , 41 . 4 Mpg of *don, that he might eulogy to be iodged 117 bkO ea.tions, Ando he shell always know bow to *IMP 'Floe Undersigned having the honour to present this answer to Coont Unlisted!: Director of the Department of Foreign Affairs, begs leave, at the same time, to royeat the assurance of his high consideration. No. Flll.—Note addressed by Cutout Ber...sturff, Minister GI State, to Baron Tatobe. kid, Dec 4, VO7. The Undersigned Director of the Department of Foreign Affuire FRS had the honour to receive the note which baron Teethe had the goodness to midgess to him the oath Novem ber, in order to declare that the Cwt of Stockholm deem it anp►rfuoes to give the lS muuledeiplanation with regard to the disposition which the tallish Minister has thought Lim• self authorised to lead Hu. Swedish Majesty with regard to Denmark. The Danish Government thonsht to render a service to the Court of Sweden, by offering an opportunity td rrfatit a charge, Adel it felt inclined to consider as calumnium, and which, as lon as it remains ursienied, cannot but compro mise him against whom it is prefei red. .The mid Government is the more snip: ised at the refusal of the orplanatioa solicited, as this refusal is but too liable to be considered as a tacit acknowledgment of the Mien' tious which were announced tc Lim in an official manner by the intimate ally of rin,den. Aud these pretended intentions Lei ig alrr•zdy hostile against Denmark, she was the more of opinion, that she owed A to herself to demand from the ssrerii.i. Govertunent a denial thereof, without waiting teat actiwis should furnish the necessary information o•rs the sohject. The reasons which orrasioned the ali.ive demand, ousting still io all their force, the Undervi•pled is authorised to re peat it beet, amid requists Baron Tanhe will have the rad ars, to support it at his Court. He has the humour to repeat, on this ocemioo, the user care Of his high consul-Immo. No. IX.—Note a.1.14-esned by HarouTanbe to Count Berostorti. Kiel Dec. 91, 1101. (Copy Note.) The Unsiendeell bar brought to the keowkdge of the King, ►is Master, the Note which Count Bernstorff bad the good ness to address to him, the 4th Dec. touching the is:plane t ion I-ell:ova by the Court of Copenhagen, with regard to • wrtenizi denunziation of intentions cutertained by Sweden to occupy the island of Zyaland with Swedish troops. TIM Kim avoided once' himself utt this subject, bat as the Data& Goverusueht &sates an earlier, the Us dersigurti u anicresi in dedsre, is au odScial manlier, that had Majesty judged it accessary to ocrspc Zealand with 1.4 troops jointly with dose of bis Ally, ►e .►oald have done it ; autitbe King wishes that he may Dever bed ►itadf 1.1 du. cabc to regret that be artcd otherwise. Thc 1 tAietaignot lam the houoar to resew to Count &ra gtime: itte aisuzaise of Ws bib considetation•—!..ltanittar, he SPILILLSR of the linute'of Commons • LONDON, wEDNESDAY, fcsaukiy 3. We receire4. last arght....Paris rapers to ICC& last, • front whir* are have astray ted eorreTomieuce betnain the 13niii!!) abd: Mlia.ce,. for Foreign Affairs. It- i;outinei.ced in a corn”--' _ from Mr. C MIMING the Danish Minister in London, in o former represented the occupatiOn• land, by Swedish troops, as one of the .. quences of the continued hostility of Denmark this couißtry. The Danish Minister at the of Sweden, sought an explanation, and, after riffle, received a Note, stating " that Olt the point was superfluous, us the, Ssve.ose wishes to be judged by his actions„......,_ Ate hoped to be able to justify." The Dania-INF niste: replied, " that this refusal of a direct answer Wei* to liable to be considered a taciriaseknow• ledgment," and pressed for farther explanation ; which the Swedish Minister rejoined, " that if His SSOEDISIK MAJESTY had judged it necessaly,twec copy Zealand, in conjunction with England, . should have done it, and hopes that he • ' kiever hive reason to regret that be did not du so. the correspondence appears to have endedi..-,_ be faithfully reported, the evinve answett hrth# Court of &vv.? !ri may be fairly cousti uLvd ic.to an saitiission of the charge. Eighty thousarai of the French Cnnsetiption, for t h e year 1009, are to be atatti pieced at the disposal of BotisrsaTE. cities of Kehl, Cassel, Wesel shed Flnstsing, - are united to the French einkohie, ' The ^ ,P~riSj Para contain two Decrees f.ur these purPosts, with. r s«rvatioxis ar. i tenorts front th4lHigva444l l orcign Atfairs and the illioister at War,•wkiiitil,rina.4 lateness of the hoar, we must defer 14 The Opposition expect to divide 160, upon the motion rehitive to the Do.-• have his first Levee on Saturday nc. CRANICELLOteII Levee will commence meni , Ng. mbers returned to serve in the present Parlia ment : • torontth of Clitberow —James (1,,r,100, of Hill-sfseef; therl , ,,cymteme, m the eventy„sifAlYiitlitents.SangtereWl Maus of fille'llotsalibie Job.; Cast, no, Lanl licoiralur tailed op to the Ilona of Peers. Losolizth of Ti , rrtan.-11se Right Honourable " Ryder, of Lincoln's fan, in the evenly of Middlesex. YeStt!tany, the LOCO MAYOR held Alderson, at Guildhall, at which Bread wastirtlerei.to he raia....:l half an penny in the p&ck lo .f • ; .„1.,.. t h e the quarters I- . i ; honsebol. Thuistla, Jd March net, Was licensing the several viettiallers in the The Searchers awl Sealer or leather into Office for he year ensuing. Mr. ABRALIAIII UPET was elected Junior licatllg of the Court of Requests, in the room Mr. Joust tlt;t4s, lately demitsc.l. Several persons we* licensed to _ udertakers, under +be late Act of Parlinniem No *case of any public interest occurred Courts of Lass yesterday. On Saturday last styo of the 6th Dragoon . or Cathineers, recently returned from Buenos marched into Gloucester, and on Monday they proceeded on their route for Derby. the Spencer, lion. Captaia 87u:•c sailed frank St. Helen's lately to join 1' feet, could not and them at tbe the whole of them having staid after squadron. She cruised several days . company with two sloops of war, when the westerly gales drove her into Torbay. She does not bring an account of the Brest fleet, or any part of it, having escaped. Yesterday was the fourth day of General White locket, trial. The Court continued the exaiei nation of General Gower. A number of questions were put, by various Members of the Court, tq the Witness, and particularly by General Sir John Moore, upon the plan of operations generally, and upon the means used by General Whitelricffe to procure information and guides, and whether any orders for a retreat, should circumstances ren der it necessary, were communicated to' the C;ese rats nod Officers commanding divisions at the at tuck on Buenos Ayres, on the sth of July. Thu ' ing this part of the examination. General White lecke repeatedly took down his inc a. of the city of Buenos Ayres and the river Plata, in order to ex plain to Sir John Moore the local disposition of the army, as directed in the plan of operations given to the olficvni en the morning previous to the attack. At a quarter past two o'clock the examina tion of General Gower is us for the present cloyed, and Lieutenant-Colonel Burke, the Quarter Mas ter General of the foxes in the expedition against Spanish America, was called in and sworn. lie made an application through the Judge Advocate, trusting that the Court would pardon any indis tinctness or delay in the delivery of his testimonv, as his hesitation was the effect of a wound fi e had received in the month. This witness gave a general statement of the operations of the army and of the *tuff, prerhaus to the embarkation at Monte Video. lie was the officer employed to reeonuoitre the banks of La Plata, in order to as certain the most convenient place for leading the troops destined for the attack. Although the weather was very unfavourable, the Court was fully attended, ana great interest was exc ited from the expectation that Genet& Cranfurd would time been called as the second wituess..--Adjowrawd. •.• "irT:t? • the following livening -of the fiddles latter Instance also, contr i buted to the assuagatent of the company. It gives us bil.mre plsomese Nob- WM, that Mr. CHATFIGLD enjoys meth better health than he did formerly. atom than . I iauthble punait of tzoocie. . _ . • • • ,- •• • ss. , s - * • , ESS. - - - • ' - :--- ' l ' .' - ' 4 : 1t.40 • • . , . ..... 4 1 , 12 „,...--.. 4 0— • 4 .. ,• . . • - . , - 1ii!.047 , - s- , ~.• .- J. • • •- '• • -".. ~., % v ; * .7 .- '7';Et. s rii/sfB-.., • era to the - _' ` - ."''' ........111111pi.......r - • I alleaat• The .4 • trilled • e senoras (Teta of Ltiaress-w m a gio • id a e ivediMllll leaf 4 Swed: ~i, to 4 :1)t. to a rani full houseo t i olinneho , d, um; Madame Dussce.warcieslindgdgiltel ceived u nhountiorl.appehitve.-67ralied101116111111•e4 mr. trio to ' The Duke and Dockets De Castries; die Itrwskiiimalwal , i ,,,, f1 the Duanskitt ; Lois Awes, •Cstuntwab ? Ike ecup t=6nho C a taitesies Cafadea its/i itarryaitee• le- of Zea- nssglk; Laiy d. sat* the tilswee 'eet3d. - ... . ••. 3, the Cdr ' The Cabinet wee* performed ; laid ' ell.- enmark to gnat and:enee ; the pi* ‘. ' • the Cour; table. ThessEarl and Counter,' flrvlcEa, and the a f ter Mau , Hon. T. Ottsav*ttVivere pterilit. 'sir' • e ottiti-lthantie. an answ,tr Last night, ofileit the new plarllf i ne Wareeierrei e King of the musical etttfitainnient of`Pear 'ord P'irgntta 00 ,, which wai revived.- him 'ff. ' Jettirtron resumer her favourite pvirt of Virginia, nerd was reef - Wells re. Danish Ilifi- c.ieed. ilifr. Itidttooe,.. - .-:ni Mr. stemotts per- sect answer formed with their nstud cicelleucc, and the , se, i t -,- ae k m „- wentagf with mut+ *Se. ''' ' - 4-- '• - es 77 , : __..........._-_-_,.._e *nation ; 1i TIM COM% TESS OF EIISTOY.Vr that if His A:• av ..-...+ .• ssairy.ieec - g Died, on Monday, at her house, in f.o ' ro ov. , street; Cvicitte-rquare, CIUP.I. 'l 4 t i r ld ' h e COIMUn of EMT I'. , Xii.oftite Earl ii. .' , .. . e will . never eldest eon of t,,e Duke of Getrrort. -:„„ ,‘,.,,,- ,„„w„„„iii ere ship Wes the se.,:e oid dinightet of the . ',3",_ r„; - • a ,,,, tiled. If it %VALl:moaner., by the late Duchess .' ,„,..._... TEL The Courtte:;s of BosTow hid vos: , , wirs:f the four daughters, several of whom a . , ac id rat. as was in her 46th year, and was wu - : , . . . thing amiable in woman. - - ', - ~• -----rzameresm•ns . .7.- : ,vg %Inscription, Colonel anti Mr*. Arosaloil cr i out and at their house. in South -1. , Wo.-thitev. .n.- -I. • l•E, and the The Flo::. G. Pitia4lCatillito . Mo • et Imshing, - we the WO ..:se of hit • o . ! mos * p ar g p at i a „ . bogtcanstretl .. • ...; '. ,' ' 5...-- • - ' •• 1 ' "wr-- to ~• •• • !ercitts , • • . r„ • es. wait ato. . • • • , er...".... • =1 .7 1 104119e •" ! -. ..,,J, „,....„ Pfnelloorsign I ' •i• lt ---, • a ' V ail:64_ l 6 i . . 7 ''''' at his It ai - a ~, ..„ . _. ii.leteedwie -7 : 4 tt i• , 13 • v n . , t` • stpwiaA : . . •t. • _ 50, this day, .lrise qtr! voo '''".• • • . . •et ts. ' .. 3 r g. g it Expedition. dinner. Itqct F ''.' - 1. - i r tlidtre. . - , o z „..,..,...„; • .. -- e' e..A' 'ormoons will • brird'l•iiit;o r t4)i * 'has iiiikOilid - ___.,..e" :-t• , • Loan Upper Bittalearodo .• • . - 7 - ice die sense Cursor : -dreet. • .- • • -7- ItC',: Thy Defiles : • • "of s.'.. t r ri. . I)hingq resent Partia- with iiert!...Otter, ''. EOZAB._ ' ,' '..: e. , 'll.li 4 Ail Nit nvbaty, in i ...1,..- ph iipt iwa ider °f Hill-street; Alin ‘...fttiit sus will is.t %WI -A nest killer', trat,i4w4.-tiverre • ar i , , cr r i ii f„,;a um we Ls& Browska f • I f , . CI ... sisweireaup , .sta:-s. :y1i.!... tt ea a t • • • 4 a 'arable Rieltard lielfaq and vete 1- • . . . iddiesa. irelawl, u;14 1 . , • i I a Court of their s • '11'“ .Ir.o. • Cie price of 'file Hon:WM.IM Ite v•Tt . 7". 4' .711 1 s an as.i.kte, or a 810“41 ' • • . . .• ' ' i the price of pihich t onseltol'l ted. twee 1' ••• - ..'"''''' ... . 1. 7 peto . , 'appointed fo 1 he ga.4 owl a• 4 ---- 9 . _, 'city. ~„ tnii - 4.6“..tue .. '....,.., 1 ! . • - ier were sweet); Chistehurst, lent.• ' . •„ , 014 The tiomedroffinehe . 4 e- ' Junior Beralle kfter-piece esit4_,. it. - - room of Mr. the Brcr...)n Theatre,. di Wok: , s ik , - * Ow benefit of .Ztt-s Cui...iii.i. - if . "1 -1 " 4 er ) act as Coal touch crowded, and' the ante -'""h• • " r : 4 • • Parliament. venial satisfaction. Vie .•Ine-.eters curred in the potted. parti.miarly WWI . Cum. 7 Lyrg, and air. Can tiv!p i ficiEsq, - i, •- ' 44. agnon Gnarttp,., most littera, and dese?vc. aiiila , - Buenos Ayres, we understand. intends °peeing the I r' - ‘ rmday morning Theatre, about the tuilile o: lili i 1810 U . .+ rhy. Wednesday, Mr. and 'Nits. STA NllO ~ • ...Ft) rats which ed their fash.otinbo• f. it -ds at Dr;ghipre In the L'hitnuel ball, &c. tuntAke risaidence of the Rev. r. ..4 usual dolltion, Mrs. CKATrirt to was the gte• 4 e of active, and PP r the Rachfort tined inirtit on the following evening.. The en- off fishant, iu livening notes of the fiddles and tai or, in the The Kum hits been pleased to present the Ho- nourable and Reverend Haas PeaCT, Clerk, Mae. ter of Arts, to the Rectory of Bishopsbottrn, with the chapel of Barham thereunto annexed, in the county of Kent and di of Canterbury, void by the : a r o death of Mout AN 15; glerk.• The Bishop at tatcuntrcaa, wboultratpa. of lip, the tronaPe exceeds the ailment nurn.ha.; presided' ore.: that catc.Pf . .ive Illnssiog ivi t enough to have presented to the who,* twice over. . • -•..! ,t • APO RALI7.I?II'S ninth and last Subse ts . _,.. . at Bath, attracted a bti:liant 444 C . ^'T To point out the particalar merits of ' dual performer, would till Lalf cabana. Paper, there being Ato Si.IOW iista, • , • tinsel', via. Misses. P .10. 4 41 v mut ; blrs.Wttiapaa,lrlatql BlLasta.crn, Bannar. Qum) . • ' a I ,_ ' shell therefore notice the he *, .o: t a i ha Mu:rt . /As sang atainces Plain ' '‘' •" * Orilia," with tafiaite a _ a. This young lady's yoke, I. is beautifially tented, ' hle lug songs of that description. • blaster. . ART 6 (111. 4ccoad appearance ha patbli.;) . pre tha pas- toral air of " Let UN &.w. lit; i• ," 11l a uhsate and pleasing style ; and Mr. GILAV 4.1t7,1) = rich the ditlic.ult song al ~ iflii, bide! deep." On a moderate computation, 6va sly. Shops are %.Nuly *petted is t'ae Otis.. Yoadus and Westminster, of Alicia a very coasidarabia a:amber c.ay undnubnally be attrihnted to the ac- iul.;tment at'Sharea o' Capital Prizes is sheaucces- save State Lotteries. The ptaseat yeas Solicate, frowits most eatraordioary abandasee cdptinaipal Prise% is amore than ever cat shims to farther tins Tli LA en: Fri 4 j of arta itch Lni hem sad