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THE LAST DAY for obtaining the ennrannus SUM of ON C HUNDR TII in the CITY FREitioLD Lorri RY, who, meat h• Df4.11, be order t l',..stees, wider the Act. ro. MORROW ; ea. l as this Lettere will rr.k.kOiy be dean mined in the first hoot of that day, the Pudic ofe esslieetfuhe infic.ne.l, that no Tickets eau be sold aft., Ntn• o'Clock to the Morning. Ticki•Ware on Sale at all the City and L.canwie, State Lot tery OtSc s in London 10 . N4lllllO The D..ing nt the ST isTF: LO Y commeihm, an the Fitt drawn Ticket on that will be wattled t. in„01,01. • IIAZ ARD. BURNS , strul CO. No. 93. RoyAi Exchange, who Sol l all the Mire drain C.nnal Vt 4: in the last Lottery, ar.• Selling Tickets and Sham for toe prr. aeon State L met, The Foru•drawn 'rickets no the 24, 31, and Out Data of Drawing will he al., onto Irsl to go,l'ool. each 'WEN TALKY iAND ?MINDS, new &nenTwice To-morrow; 101 every Ticket DtaWll 011 that Doi will be a Prise. HODGIIS and CO. Stack• Brokers. No '2, Corn- WI. (34..4.4n-4, and St- Jamee.-nreat, age biding th. Sr to Lottery Tiekoks and Simms in god , at the —•-- - • •• --• he t•auaa , ated are ►art of the Capital Prises recent!) Shared bad S.,bi by 110DGEg and CU via. No 1,91$ ...... L 40,000 No. 1.:45......... .L. 5,000 2%4..7 20,0 0 ,) 304 33. 5,.:00 . 1 ),7 S. 2.1,400 111,59 A . !,,OGU 1?,663 21,000 111,460 :3,7 , 7 111.1.00 56,034 5,000 7,111 10.900 10.787. 1,01 10.000 19.444. THE INHOFE. mu mER ; 0,, THREE wrsmits on LUNDOV A SATIRE, n. 3 Vols. 111 s. 1,1 HUGHES has the- Honour to announce 14.1 the Publication of the above singularly iniereiiting Work, It embraces covert Details of fashionable Life, r. all it. vied Forms; and rescues from unik.erred Obloquy One illtuarierts Ohlees, who silently smuts under the Nuh;• Sacri fice of Truth to Delicacy. Just Published, The ENGLISH GIL ISLAS, in fi Vol.. by Mr. Canton, 13.. 6d.. A new ditiun of that popular N.ieel. A SUMMFR AT BRIGHTON, in 4 V 4.11, To tins Editiun is wow tint Aded, the 4th VOL containing the Mclnnis& and Intrigues 1.1 the Modern Lai i r e well-known Woman of Fashion. Also, LEGENDS of a NUNNERY, a mast interesting Re. mance, in 4 Vole: MONK of UDOLPHO, a Romance, 4 Vol, FEUDAL TYRANTS. ■ Romaine, 4 Vols. by G Lewis, Eq. Author of tha Monk, Ware of Venice, W 04.41 D.CIIIOII. AC. 5, Wigmur•-'treet, CaTerli.ll-cquare, EvrAY TICILET A PRIZE CORNIIILI., and ht.. 9. WARING-CROSS. TSISH respeCtfully acquaints the Nobility, . Gentry, •.,d the Public, that all TICKETS in the STATE LtYTTFRY, drawn TOAIOItIWW, will be a 1.1.4 every Ticket dunes en th t day is intrirts,eAl w rth .tore than Thitit G.t.n ir. The Ftrst•drawn Tibet i. 'raided to Tweutt rounds. TrucE rs .41:11.4 in gr-at variety at the above tuber* No 6,51'2. a I.,is• POt in the feat Lotkry. sod Toenty whet Capital Prises, were sold, 1111 4 APJ. Ind retietturt Ihe Scheme eoigams 4....frises 'if.. -1.. it).000 I 4.... Pries of .L. 5,00 , i • .11c. Ike. Ste •. • I. ( /Tint Y heiress TO6MOR STAU LI lERY. ...Ihnct 0f.... L .So,oeo 10 .. Pluto 0f.... L.1,06ti 4 • 0 'no .00: , Sce. _ SWIFT k CO. N.). 11, Poultry, and 12, owing -oust, VW 044101 the Tw4tot rid Shafer of the . p.euent Lute Ltithey. uhieh Nina D.arring To 'am Klux . le•tterf contelen•to nonstia month ot the higher' Capi tat,, ertn glvirr to the Arm Tine, ctiourrud Tickets I I. each, ever uri•Lio , ee any tebee Wires that mat he drawn resits , them. rrvx c PI rm. PIIIZ ES in th.rlart and omreding t..r00.5, iip.ards of iv Hundred Shane, at 6 Irr ... 1 t 146.. 4711.-tkib uj Htlf• !kit: .iud CA). iu the LAS C 1.OTTE 1 11 . ; j10t'19.544, Prise of 91.4041. IA fileen • P;ise 4 9.0 V. in b.c SI area r:i4. D'Ul. to nine ~..arcs. 44. Piv a 5001. in surreen char.+. tilrlrists. iu P.Ortilif 4,nereres, Nu. a 13,979, an' N 42.549, berb Unss of $00:41 a 4 Teo Huacheei and Tbinee.l Ps.wa, 44.0.• "Al It gi 'UV.: been bland and 1,44 by 41,..,%by Tar rekete, Ns!ve. Q.sarters, ELlst h. and Sixteenths, are Ply lefty if, at the frac* Pnera; and the Money tut the Prises pet 0,, proem:. Too 6z:emu el,tatn. cloth Novelty, and is highly ay. p 0.14 or. 'rte Drawn.' boilers TO-MORROW. with a (110.0131. for the F,rlA-Drawil Ticket, oft the first Dad ; 110.0001. ad Doe 2( 1 .00. 1 1. 3d Day ; 40,0001. 4th Day ; 11U, Jl.Ol. sth Day ; tc,CatCn. 6th Da). °Men. by Lerr , PY or Car , ittr, entreated .sally on the same Tern:. as .f pfesent. at 44 their L. i.ed State Lottery 001!:** toS, Combed, 52, Cherstni•Crae•. St Margaret'. il if IitiANSCONIII and CO. Joint Con .ll tracors ter the preir!,• tnt:ery, and Proprietors of the 1.07ke Lottery ()Aces, No 11, Holborn, 31, Ctwebill, and 34, Hevrnarker, r sa;icit en intinesliau attention of the Futile to the SOICMe of the NEW LOTTERY, which will be found its rontani to unusu..l number of C.:pital F iaes ; and the Firetif,avi Titic.ts, en each of the First lbw risys ei Drawing, iu u ra be etatieed to fIO,WaN. each ; and the Vq.., drawn 3009 Ticket. will disUle a h vine of .30,U001. over all Tickets that are drawn aisb.equently : therefore an sally ve,,base is reeninnierded by the above Fmprierors, who ' in the Lreteries Co lt3'. cud 1906, sold, in 267 diffe•ent Shares, the ftdlowing Capitals; nassett, N.. 3.990 a Pnar of 'l,o'lol. No. 13.747 a Prise of 10,0001 77,77 —1, t 20.0041 24,699 2,219 20,0001 16.8111 11,643 20.00 I. 17,913 2,0001. 7,666 20,0201. ♦,077 2,0001 . 7,737 -- 2 ,0221 11,271 -.. .4 12,719 25,. noi With ifi Ptiaes of 2.01. and a veat mambo. of 1901. 5 I. &e. ke. url when the iht 30: 1 001 and the la•t t s.l)ool.eVer le* ere shared Sch.-n. 4 rats ; end 'filet paid um demand tit Ark: I.OEPERT Te toreesenee Ormolus TOMORROW. RICHARDSQN, GOODLUCK and CO of Ceriandl, end Charing cross, lastsdoo, recolintm.d the &skean at the it. Mel Lottery to the attention of the Public, as it contains a greater nunlicr of Capital &nil other P,aes than any i..rmet I...tters, eri , h so small a number of Tickets; and every anent' th,m Assort on the first three days of Draw ing, wall he entitled to Ten Pounds, independent of any cowter P. se that may be drawn against the same ; s.. that • et0r..1...r. able number of siw.Tw eo t, I..osnd Prises wi.l reps,. TM,ty P..une.; this Piny Pounds. Sixty, &e. he. and the Draw ing nf the Capita's are so &flanged, that it is pe.tiliarly &dean tiqclain to Chose who purchase early. First Drown Tiet.t, 14th April . . 110,000 Reeond Day, 2.3r1 Aped . . 20,000 Ditto, Third Day, Rel May . . 90,0r0 ~ ,?eta Four th Day, Itch Mar . . toms/ , Fah Day Ifith May . . 10.00 ._ Data. Sixth Day Icah •My . 14,n.)0 Tithes. and Share are by Richardson, star Co. NF.MTT TIIutISAND rtn.oll.lS FOR THr. F. .' • PY! %VON i saLET, IN GOVFItrIeiENT srA IE -1* 'rie:llY, tifircut begins DRAWING on TUESDAY NEXT, end *wary Twatet drama on that Day, wi:l be a E.ist. SOMME 4 .... Prises of .... L 00.000 .. are .. L 64,n0n • 4 10 onsvo 31 40 1.000 5.000 Funt-drana T.ciets 10 400 .....,...... - --.... 11).000 nada. L.430,:v• FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, In Do ... L 40,0141 , 44 bay fld Day 110y110 4th Day . 00,000 bth Day 6th Day lO.OOO TICKETS and SHARES an Selling at all the Uld Ekes. blfshed Olines in England, Ireland, and Scotland. 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ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY or, %.neolotes An:inals, Sre. Sc. by the ker. W. Boned!, 3 tors. 11. 10s. VLSITS to the MENAGERIE and the BOTANICAL GARDEN at PARIS, prim 2s. W. half bound. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, A ►RIL 13. CAPTURE OF MoNTE VIDEO. The Leda frigate, of 38 guns, Capt. HOM Y Id AN arrived at Portsmouth, on Saturday evening, from the Rio dela Plata, and landed Captain Dorm. sr, of the Aedeat, and Major Tuck ER. Aid.de.Camp te Sir SA my rt. AUCHWUTT, charged with dispatches, containing an account of the important capture of Monte Video, by His MAIM es forces. These two gentlemen set off immediately for London, and ar rived about half-past six o'clock yesterday morning. Captain Dosti.i.v immediately deliceted his dis patches from Admiral St !RUNG, at the Admiralty- Office; and Major Tunnels delivered his from Sir SA MC Li. A vcit st us x, at the Office of the Secretary at War, in Downing-street. The pleasing intelli gence soon found its way into circulation, and, about eleven o'clock, the two following notices were posted upon the front of the Mansion-House: .. Athnirahy-011icit, 12th April. " DoneHy, of Has Majesty's ship Ardent, arrived this m ,, rning wftfi dispate h.. 1 from Rear-Admiral Shaine, com manding a squadron of His M.rjesty's ships in the Rio de la Plata, dated B , li February last, winch contain the satisfaelory intel;:geuce of the capture of the strong fixtress of Monte Vi deo, on that River, by H is Majesty's loom under the command of Br•gattro-Gestual Srr S. Audroutr, aided by the operations of tite,.,wakkutt. The landing was effelted on the 16th of Ja nuary ; the army moved Go ward, awl, on the 19th, the piece was regularly Unwed. Ott the 3d of February the town and Qatadel were carried by srcrm " The loss sustained on this occasion, is stated by Capta n Dorsally, wbu commanded the seamen and marines on shore, at about five hundred men " " Dow ning,treet, April 17. " Ma j or Tudor attired this morning from the Rio di la Plata, with the important intelligence of the capture of the harbour and fortress of Monte Video, on the 3d February. •' Brigadier-General Asschmuty arrived, off Msldrioado, on the sth ofJanuary, which lie evacuated on the 13th. On the 16th, he landel his forces hy, miles from Monte Video, and took his position under a slight cannonade frond the enemy. " On the 19th, he mooed towards the town, and aas op. posed by the enemy, who had •000 horse, but after a small loss, he took a position within twe unties of the Cite fel. Next morning, the enemy +auks' him with 6000 wen and Nee, nl guru, but wzre defeated with great bet. "On t e lot opened iiilodee 1 Nol on the Fehruary, effected a Watch repetbr4 to be mactiitable, at.ault was determined on the mem m , ruing. s;.ea: •:ult,et ,rose in storming tl.ts breach, at the en. ny hal cado ti it Outing ihe night; but every whttacle was sun by the gallantry of the troops, wit .114:111 enterel t - which being cleared of the enemy, the Cited -I stirrend•r.t. , t ou r lot; in vetmttog tn. t"ww was consirlertWe , Tl.e my'a loss arty great ; 140.1 killed, S , o') tt. , und.rt ; and ti veror.r, Dun P..gnrl Ruis Huolobrn, with ti.eartla rfllren and men, are mrion.•rs. Abni:t I'4o escaped in I 4 ;-....Wounderl 366--Mitting a—t , c At half-past one o'clock the Park and . 4 guns announced this grateful inteil.itence ; gtN two notices being anonymous. and without auf, city, the two following official commitnicati were shortly after made to the Loan bla vot, posted upon the front of the Mansion 'douse, thi• turther satisfadion of the people " Lard Iktitgrate ha 4 the honour to acquaint th e Mayer, that C.ldaiti l).•aelly, of flis :"lajetty's +b. ? A i artivt•it tl,ia marmot, with &apaches from Rear Ad• Stirling, commanding a Squadron t.f His hdajtat t , , 0 . .. Rl3 de hi Plata, 1410 Bth Februar y , which coating atti.fae,, Intelligence of the Cardona of Monte Video; the taws eoadel of ithlrh were taken b) storm an the 1.1 U. Nfandy's forces, under the command of lidgili-rAkatrat AuJimuly, aided by the ea-operation of the Sqinlaw, los is stated by Captain Donelly, who commanded the men and marines, on shore, at about .5'JO men. " Lord Mri lcrase begs to congratulate hie Loul•hip upon brilliant succe,s of His Majesty's arms, which must have nrAcial effect upon tire commerce of this country. " Harley-meet, 12 h April, 1807." " To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor." sr Downing street, April "MY LORD-4 have the satiefaeltno to acqiwnt Lordship, that Major Tacker has arrayed this morno l the Rio de la Plata, twittfmg the item Litt intelligence Capture of the for:rese and harbour of Monte Video, after a f.•w days siege, were taken by assault, cot the $1 bloat!, by His Majesty's fort e 4, under the commander diet-Gcneral Auchtnuty. 1 am, &e. CAS rLERE G:I. " 'l'. the Right Hon. the Lori Mayor." The details of this gallaz:t entzrprize and va:uabls conquest will be published this day in an 1 :trasr. dinar, Gazette ; we have been able to co'h following particulars. The British force cansined of the 17th, 20th, and 2I st light dragoons 38th, 40th, 47th, 87th, and 95th regiments, a strong brigade of seamen and marines, under die command of Capt. DONtLLY, of the Ardent, Capt. HOMY MAN, of theLetie, and Capt. CIIAMDC 44444 t. The troops landed on the 16th danu try, at Ca. rattas Bay, about nine miles to the Eastward of Monte Video, and commenced the siege of the place on the 20th. It was invested seven day'. when a practicable breach being effeaed on the 3I of February, an assault was made by 3,020 Brit . .lt troops, and the brigade of seamen's and marinets,—• The remainder of the British force: were emplo}eg at a distance from the ohjee of attack, to draw 4 the attention of the main body of die Spait.A army, assembled for the defence of the city. The Grenadiers, under Major TUCKER, the Light Bat talion, headed by Major CAMPULL, of the 40:h, the Rifle Corps, and the 38th Regiment, particular ly distinguished themselves, and led the storm. The forlorn was led on by Lieutenant EvseA an, of the Qua►:t's 2,1 Regiment. The Sp.ini:h army, in the town and fort of Monte Video, consisted of about 5000 men, independent of a force of SOW in reserve, under the command of Colonel Lis• Nlzit, the French Officer who commanded at Buenos Ayres. These, with the militia of the country, and aimed intiabit.ints in the place and its vicinity, made the number of men in arms, on the site cc the Spaniards, amount to between thirty and it.i!i thou,and men. On the morning of the assault, a sortie was made from the garrison, under Monsieur Mot- DILL ; his troops all drunk with brandy ; hut they were repulsed ; and the advanc-d corps of Lis ti Ws tinily having entered t'le place, on the evening of the 2d, this circurn 'Lance determined the Enp,lisli Commander to make the assault on the 3d, before the remainder of Liem tea's army should arrive, and render the capture of the place. perhaps, impradlicable. Our force advanced in ttie iinlowing order:— Ist Div.—Attie Corp*, Major Gardner ; Light Batt. Lieut.-Col hrownrigg and Maj. Trotl2t; 35th Rcgt. Vas,al and Mai Nurnt. The CL.rrwell , Capt Chamberlayne, and gneounte. Ga-i• brig, Licut. TallaGt, covered the landing is Carattas Hay 2d bit ....Captain Doneily, R. N.; Captain Honyman, R. N.; Captain Ctiantl,rlayne, R. N ; Under the command of Colonel Browne, •JHn Regiseat. Cz.pt P.lnter, It N. .rd S,amon,Aped on the Maim• The 40th regiment passed twice through a enemy': tire, to find the breach, owing to the de ness of the night. The town was carried wholly by the baynnet, not a musquet was suffered to be loaded. Tl:t Spaniards defended themselves with great obstin.ic v but were obliged, after a most sanguinary conliti, of three hours, in the breach, to yield to the i:rc• sistible impetuosity of the British troops Tbere were about ISO sail of merchant vessels captured is the harbour, ell richly laden with the prodace of 11-.! and a great coantity of sped , they should be sent to Englanc under convoy of the Rarroriable am c t with a vast quantity of t was blown up dui ing the storinini lineations being very strong, and been made under a tremendou Of 13 guns, our loss, we rep ,_rabic. It is stated at 551 d a d, including ma y officers. 1 &ards is stated at 1100. T!:z eliemy's force opposed to our Cavalry, supported by six pieces General AUCIIMUTT bad a horse killed The Manner and Pikemen, under LY , greatly contributed to the sue .ti 11,e. Three hurdted and eighty six office • found killed iu the breach, incluJ Brownrigr., Lieut •Cot. eUdi Regiment; CA;.t. Mason, diti Attu, Capt. Arum•, ditto; Lieut. Fi A.stun., ditto, Lieut. Irvine. s7th wounded slightly —Major Trotter, 831, A ; Capt. W.le 04, R. A. Capt. Croy ksha 4 , lth Lleut. Utast - r, 490., sevevelv, tient . Steil 40th. s'4llo, ; Capt. Evans, dill gaCt• a, 87th, dit.n ; C.o. Ski pten, 88th, 'mien, data. detn; Ensign Whit•, d.ttn, Inner, dam, kilted; tViltstore, 5811 easter Wetshire, 14th, severely; Adj , :tsn ditto; CeFt. V.'•t them, 40th, severely, Lien tiler; Lieut. •Jt•htlaen, ditto. Lieut. Ras Major Tucker, 721, slightly; Agent. Su•l(e l amely ; Lieut. ctpulun, 99th, L drug dine, Lieut. Q'B•teo,Bitb, a:ightly ; &be, nii.lisipwart, a/41111y. The tech left Monte Video on ti l•reary ; an expedition was then pr ikainst 'Buenos Ayres, which was t essay. Atiew Tootee belongs to owok, and is Aid•de-Camp to Sir our+. He was stabbed in the arta Liens. VON PET ElttOO 111 arrive( Ijr. Carr Nieces Office, with Dispa hussian I lead-quarters; be left Me stand, on the 14th tilt and arrived on the evening of the 29th, and sal bllowing in the Lord AWN+, packet. Lieut. Vow Par assouarr has I portant intelligence, that the mem, of the latest accounts from the qnatmrs, retreating across sl,e V, greater pat of the Russian Arty Oeyor.d the PaAarge. Several smart anions had t2kei Sit adwincei cnrp, of the hostile terminating to the disadvantage and disipi:itod en. my bat no resul hid been Upun ais only to observe. that accoring ti counts, the bead qua•tees 01 the f at Oster ode, on the 19th. and th from the Vistula, received at Me mach lit. r. M. BURIN, a Swedish Cfficer, trr.lAy, at the Seer t.O y of State': ratchrs from Malmo, ; hut we tl a they co min any intelligence The homeward-hound East convc) of His Mete I v's sh Portsmouth. nn Sito:day, and patch, at two o'clock yesterday, rival in the Downs. Several rued yesterday at the East In, remainder were hourly ',penes! of the following vessels: Jane Ducheni of Go.rlon t Carnets Streatham, Dales Prestna, Stattock ; nos, Geletosa ; 1Y Weans Pitt, Eire Ann, Mason ; Comet, M•etog ; D . Chr.stopiier ; Tiro, (.. thamptoo, Bark, r ; Georgians P. and tight whalers. Tl:e /get kit St. Piel.no the We are harpy in being Able of s 1 of the bnn.ewa ship*:—the Gena al Mir Oda, • Cirri, passed the Isle of Wigl the I),v:us. They tell in I'hersd.iy. in the Channel. -:nornw.sline KILATS arrive •an at Portsmouth, irtAn hi .nclifo.t, in which be was ss IA Sir Rims hay Ssa•eni the prexeding Sunday, wi and bluops. t,hcka•.l modon •Lets, it is said, is rott Yarmt.utl. General SirDivirto Hawn :hief at the Cape f Good I aaaaa the Kea. Captain to 2 ' 0: Orb as " "r ,, nded 'eat iv, under I net. sloop cf I n tn l7 ' fie 'r r j9 d .. e ... ing be t d tile Co. batter y of "( 2%4 o bit' , It I in bnat.,detit 4.1 c-t :;;Aniards i TOV:ft cue Sad th e CAV coneral • a , The Ma olt, and Fr Rise, eatery ri,e. Tree I the 1 we re fours P Afik, Adm I.lle Its.:f4Pfet town ; ; pen', dim Nary, b, p e e A.su Tli, AVounde th. i•-• 4)th; Csl , lug.^. 44 uP•n ph, Lieut. C tare a be. Cameron. alacr• a. a grown, d t.ater, 1. aril !!. muter 1 loint pu t ditto; Cs 41, 1 LW; Li lee of th e major T a, 10 , 1 b. etmely ; 3.1 of Fn. dote, dill of Eriu Lb!, 014 1 .1G11." The lireary valuate e . gainst Extraor. the araellk a *misted 311:TT• ; tE, Lied re, with fir. C %, g:tl rhe til Pot patch, rival i ri sad rem ail of the lane Sttwath oboe, North 1 , ^ 0. 1 TI W I , • io . vs, • Ctrs : ti '` • :. C( lizor kori chit left frig; mo.• droi tie. ( Chi Te I, Lon. r