The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-10-01 00:00:00

I ~~-_. _ _ . S 7" „. . . - ... .., to * , 4 ,.... . - • i • - v ea ' -- " - 1 1 r." - 1 ." . .... . . , -..-..-, ". . - - .' , N1P . ... „ .• _,,, • • 11. • k - • -•. ''' . s • - k•vl • I e.... ' Ne• -• a 4:::". . . .ir , - - • if , 411 • II li k \ l rill , ob iOrtro , .. 15 ..,.. 4 1.., ... . ~ . ... c- '• a-.3e. • , - .._ 4.........„.„.....,..._... _._. •_ _.... TIIURSDAY, OCTOBEIt I, 1807. s e, Clk --' .....\,.." v • PRICE SIXPEnc.E. ar RT.OFFICE, Star 28, 111:1, r E ;SONS in Universal Arithmetic, Algebra, B arron , a t e of the frigate G hesameate, to the Editot RENCH PRISONER of g I Gaontetiy, Pane and Spherjcal Trioonoineu,, t. , ~.,ibea A if i e foot here, r, etid, IN T.„,,,,,y amyl re,es. e ! o f N origin..., U.iisaisal %1e.5..Ja....ei, Of 'l . 4t PAIUIC Ledp.r, et NOI fOHL : 4.!.. , 1.1 01 hi. Parole sof if. ~,,, Mr. Mechem.., Amoo-my, Sct &c, at hotne,or abroad, by Mr. ,SIR —I has, oboist, et sr, er .1 1. bliCat Ma,' if) Mt fre•lll 4 . sad IDININAI, is HIMPSHIRE ; SrLINES, who ll]. wad twelve years soctatitise pr - Nice i I the TRANSPOKT SERVIt:E. f4chjoig Meier siole .1s in the Umver-ity d Cainunotlr. the pJjlll9, Gl,Ctllitid w 116,11,0 Illy eNtfaeer, NOVI haws r FIVE IitIII 4 I4AS, a um, Pies* Teems, POW weelen funion, two Lefsmill• week, 81....1.ntie, deetnis4 it only maeassary to say, that I hare ..rett trims wallig& 4 i 4 .. , i 4 Prianee, lad deOwe attendance wv•-ry mite, day, 3! --N .. 12, Padin aant•street r 'sax hori 1,1 be secures knigeet is co...miffing it ma dati to reply, as a Onitt a in q uiew .4 • vbt • i ~_ # ; r --- TRF.ATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TPRESENT EVENING, Oft 1, Mr, - Their ma.o.tise smarm will act the Comte', of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Si, peter Teazle, Mr. Wmulititoes ; Sjr 01,vcr Surlier, Mr., Dowton ; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. Palmer ; Joseph Sur% h c e, Mr Banymore; Charles Surf ice, Mr. [intim% ; Crab tree, Mr. Purser; Carden, Mr. Holland; Realty, Mr. Lady Trade, Mrs. Jordan; Lady Sneeriirell, Mrs parlowe; Mar a, Miss Burce; Mrs Candour, Miss Pope. In Aed 111. • Sons by Mr. Dignum. To which A wiI HOUSE TO %'. l be added, the Musi E cal Ent SOLD.ertainment of TRANRPOR' • WI4FREAS tA• F: %VAR "knurl end des.. 29th of this Ittnotts, m ono, oliteowtt Irons the Town of Of The CONIIMISSIftNERS for I ke do hereby tffiea Record ,1 I nr Perems who shalt op-tehroid -- him at dm O(Fce, pr e deruise seemly lodged 6 a n t , et she probli 4 . (;. 0 ; 3 ., 1.. BONNFFOUX, an Ensigns! de Vsosseau taken in the Relic Poule Ffenc!! rogue, 23 . )errs tit age, five feet three and a half high. bask -yes, 'lsar, pale Clint -I.lexion, well - wide. grid narked with thisreall pus:. Inquire oil' . . .1 o , tly convene fat the purpose of iovt:inigating the 0.4 et' . th. Cheopetke and I.noasol ; and, ttsr.meh that sharing., the puht... may expect a correß koniledgr of ft fhl thete6.4 as r. publ.eat‘on on m% ps.t would be mete.% and imompee. I.oll*' thmem sutJ4ranrnl than the mere deetarations of the re* 44, ries -dl be requved. , R. -pc If4l:y, I am, Si., grour's 6i. N.!ar H..tripton, Aug 3, leU7. I meg BAltio 4 4. AVG. IS. General Moreau and Lady are now on a patty al qallsigivrn Springs; it is said they intend visiting dt• Falls of Niagara. • Thisdry to pubt..tie4, in Ban nrira Ss N . ..Ail. of THE. EDI N Bli 12GI-1 MEDICAL :id,SUR MCA!. JOUItN Al.; eschlbfinfit 'tiny of the latest an t 'nest unourtaut Chscaviaits lu hdisireitie, -Surgery. a trl Pit,rnacy. 'tinted to Archibald Constable and Co. E litibtargh ; and John Murray, Fleet-street, Liiiidun„ , Of whom maybe had , The - EDINBURG'i meAcAL JOURNAL, from it. Conlinorocionnt in January 15(15,.t0 w ineot.t Will, in 1 ' ;waive Mr:wa g woe II les ancrin l ilarOttY bindi gi Captain Kelton. Mr. Dowton ; Char!es Kelaon, Mr 'Ran ,;ate, Beiheld, Mr. Kelly; Metheck, hf r Wewirzer; Hewer, Mr. Cooke. Mrs. Dorville, Mrs. Sparks; Charlotte, Mrs. Mountain ; Fanny, Mrs. Eland On Saturday, The Honey Moon ; with The Deterter. Oa Tuesday will be revived, the Thaerly of Percy t 'Elwin', wwiluek (keiiig her hist appearance) EAST-INDIA DOCK HOUSE, Stet 2), 1/107. THE COURT of DIP,EC or Me FAS ' INDIA DOCK COMPANY, d MeeAr voe Aw, e , Thit a SPECIAL GENERAL /.lEE riNG of the PRO PRIETORS of the stiit COMPANY will b-.11',.'11 at the City or London Taeern, KNl3Vitate-str,ct, no ERJUAIf NEXT. the 21 of 4 /11 , inet, at Twelve .'(,'lock, fee the itro.* of eonnilering of a Dividend on the C•nipeny'a Stock, iOl. the Half Year ending on the 29th natant. Or•le, al toe Nee, JOHN F ARRAN. Smeary. • N.R. The Chair wi'l t ,k m et Sloe o'Cloels iwttri elv yl.l TH EAT R 1.1.• ROTA 1,, COVENT-GARDEN. rriO-MORROW •EVSNINO, Ott. 2, 1807, I will he acted, th• Comedy of THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; OR, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND Lord Avondale, Mr. Po;rn Frederick, Mr. C. Kemble ; Gamed T. as. JAG 141 1 4 0 ; 11 ISt. relmmice 'hie Law is y ~umavTyke, Mr Money; Robert ryke, Mr. Emery. Mrs. V. Clad, Mrs. Gibbs ; Mts. Ferment, Mrs C. Keruble (41er SrR prearaler in that Clllllll el ); Judo. Mi%. Brunton. Tu sithdi will be added. %ht. Mtnica, Entertainment of ROSIN A. Belville, Mr. Inclednn (le which he will introduce the h ,,,,nite s,ine of ' , Tell her I love her"); Capt. Belvtli. , Mr. Itutiii•, be a Ynong Lady (her second ap,,ea t a i ms en ibis Stage ; Phan», Mrs. Litoin, The Public are retpe , fully seformint that Mrs. SirWout will make her beat appeacinee 1.11.1 Ira,' its on Wind.v item, i, tie Chimeier of Queen 'Lathering, in the Tragedy of King Henry *Ls Eighth. To which will benactiled, Tom Thumb the Great. Mr. R. Jones, friars the Theatre-Royal, its Dubdn, is engaged at this '1 heaue, and will make hug appearance hest reel, is a Favourite Comedy and a Muskat Farce. This stiy is published. pike ls. 'l l l-IF. OUTLIVE of a PLAN f,,r tl7* - llama CULTIVATION, SECURITY'. inwt Dt . F 514 4: 1 4 ei , . r DintE3 ; beiog the tirisposi .s u g. •aestieaf ihr ple.rhuit an rifectual •14,1b4stute 10• tffit Agies:r Sloe Tnete..end • pIeVVOU/"It . K a Wit• 41MgraelltibeliC 0 1 811;40r104. By Ciptain LAYMAN, of the Royal Na'P. gtetel and S .1d by. Wick , Pa.rp, and lkingsbary, floek-ettrrs to the tiono,,oole List India Ce.apany. I ARCOU'rEC.IMAL A NTIQI f 1 . 11111, •-••• Just nubli , htel, in %tedium Quart'', pros Ms. GA. aadlmpfor'al Qom*, with proof oriort-ssioas of the plates, Klee 16r. No. X of 4RCHTTECTURAI. ANTIQUITI ES A of GREAT-BRITAIN. containing seven Ingok &oohed en..ndvlng.,•ta Stewkiev Chinch, pis,' sort S. E vit miry the Seventh. Chapel-s. Wan of part of the South Aisle„ with groining of the rooft.irotniog, Arc. al amp/her C•mpartm.nt of the Itont-.Firing Hutt as. with "torrese, &e from the R.orf of the Aisle—View of the Interior, ha-Atlas West, and with the Toralts-ssrettdant with pay of toe Itnof By it.giN BRiT EON, F S.A. a gentleman just arrived in this city, in twenty. frier days from Pensacola, information has been le. ceivid,..arat Fouith. Governor of that Wee, lead' abscotided to New-Orleans, having been ofi r reoierid . ao accomplice with purr, in his nefarious sabenale against the independence of this country." AUG t 4. There at% at present tA gnu-boats fully equipped at the Navy- Y ard in this place, tinder the coat:2oA of Ccnnznodore Rogers, who will iliortly proceed' to Washington, to bring.tbe frigate Unita Stein In this post. There is a rumour that 174 gun. ship will be immediately built here. The keel has beets laid, and timbers all in readiness for a mustier of years, so that,she can be completed in a 'host period. The recruiting proceeds briskly, and a nsmher of first-rate seamen have entered this service. Each . boat will bt commanded by a Lieutenant. —(Brook. On Paper.) We learn, from a respeflable source, that the Narrows are to be immediately fortified. Tbis de termination will not only please the Citizens at large, but will affsrcl more complete secoriqras ales harb.mr than if fortified in any other plasm IftsV Narrows can be made as strong, if nor Selielpilik than any place in the world—and though it, (4, cost a million and a half of dollars. it latish - Or compared with the benefit which will revolt mato United States. and paricularly to the growing cow aterimof thiacityare., &sr Yawl 660414- A gentleman recently from Montreal. -informs us, that while there he heard it reported, that di government had chartered six vessels for taking down to Quebec the cannon and military stares which were at Montreal, St. John's, Le:. and that it was the prevailur opinion there. that if a war broke out between England and the United States, no attempt a: def.ndicg then province would be made except at Qsehec, where a vigorous and de. tei mined stand wou'd he mad • ; and far which purpose it would be immediately put in the best possible state of defence—He Fortier adds, Chet when passing St. John's, &c. on his way hither, he observed the military erremely busy in the remov ing of cannon, Ste. which he unters• ood were to be sent down to Quebec w.th all possible dispateh.—. (elliesay Gas ) Tran:lay is pubhstied. No. X price sa, of a New Monthly Publication, entitled, '(SHE ATHENEUM ; a Magazine of LITE -1 'KART and MISCELLANFODS INFORMATION. Condutted lei 3. AIKIN, Print./ fie Longman, Reset. Rotes and thaws Eiiernoile" row ; and C.4 , 4i and Davies, Strand emitsiiiiiig....General Correspondents Seen* Account of Pe.t.ahasaa, And hi. Method of lastruSion. Further Partaculsas res i -n.ric Mr Csala.l.*. tkeek Testament. AcCount of Pact ut the South • West Side of New Caletkoala (conefuded). Sy nonirni:Eiocidation, (continued). Persian Cauplets explain ed Narrative of the late Mutiny at Malta Answer to Que7o s A Sketch of the present State of Ediebutgli (con cluded). to a Grimmatic.l Davitition (rontinued). on testier's' Murality. On the•oposific Qoa:ity of Lettuce. Claonnal ihsquasitimis..-On the Life and Waitangi; of Retied. Excreta. from the Grecian Drams. Accounts of, and F.ava.n. from, Rare and Curious b•i•kris..Encyclopedwal. Surety of Fasten' Knowkdge (concluded). Ac-oont of the first pros.cd P.alterr at Mentz, in the years 14:17, 1459: and 1 , 90. bt•- moinof Ostingewhed Persona—Supplement to the Ment..ir tha Adan•on. thigi..al Poetry, Lia.-rary end M.,celase.da, lotormation. Monthly List of New Publicetioris. Meteor°. logical Itcga-ter. Discoveries awl Im;wovements in Arts and Marmfactures. Domietic OCCUIIt Mel England, Wales, SeceLLad, ',cloud. Foreign Occorrer.cev. Retrospect of lac ACirs. Commercial it ,ru?,. Prices Current. Coons of Exchange. Petri of Bottom. Price of Mock.. Patanium of lutursore. Ag.iceltural Report. Prices of Grain. Tu Y 14. Printed Int ',myelin. Hunt, Rsu , and Orme, Patemna•'. rrott; J. T kvb.r, Arehitehural Httbornp and tits Au thor, Tavtitoek-place, Ku••al-square. IN wh.tnt my be had, The FIRST VOLUME completo, pees Q. Si. lap tare, and 41.4 a scan paper, in extra beards. OLYMPIC PAVILION. NPWCASCLE-STREET, STRAND, Established be Authurity of the LoidChamberlsin. I‘l R. ASTL.EY moterespeafully begs IP.dys en I inform the Public, that the whole Ittrerinr of the above hoeing been newsy pomeA, &worsted, and embell iih ad, W:LI. tri'EN, ON MONDAY NEXT, UC r. sth, 1107, with an Extensive Variety of new Entertainments; in slio within will be areeleded to reader the Amusement partitu tarty interesting, of the first utiliry, and serem.ble t the ele net& of Art cud Science; under the superintendence of Mr. Antes, Jun and executed by Numernus Performers, F.rn,nei t Equintro.in Altisti, Ste. their Tim A ppeAranee at this The-. tre. 'f be Scenery, Machinery, Dreesm, Caparisons, &c. entire:, NO LICENSE REQUIRED FOR Lorratty AGEN AND THOSE ill r ARE AGENTS AT PRESENT, MAY BE AGENTS TO ONE OR MORE OFFICES. ALL Persons willing to aa as L•sttery Agen a, may be supplied wan Ti. k.'ts and Slur, .4t the meat ednintsenoos Twos., rot read! *•..n. %hart (late I WI a et Pa 4 OlEvethaiers; and all I rkets Shmes the commencerrienr 01 the Drawlne, may be teatime 4 , 2.0 the 'sown a the seine pa•d on Demand. by J WAY NER.at his State Lottery-One:, Nu lb, Cannata, near the it ry .1 Ex• Areal r. N ate —Clubs, Societies, Sic will wet with liberal Erwou raiment. GRAND PRIZE 01 vultry rHoustmo POIJNOS ! N. rt• Ftilo HI. NKS TO A PRIZE. AND D SI.II4LE CHANCES /UR • ItIE s'SHE MONEY ' L" is rERY. on a NEW PLAN. begis Doering October 20, 1107 SCHEME. - • 1 .... PO , * at .... L.41,.1410 .. Is L 4400 2 2 ••• 10,400 au.oo.l 5 s 1,6011 5 . 20 11 ••' 56..•. To • ?,510 Further Particulars in future Lila and Adverties..nents. 1)..0rs to he opened at 6, and begin at 7 cierpck precisely. Bowes 42. Pit Is Gallery Is. Ha , : prtec at 9 rich. k Place: for the Boxes to be taken at the Painnou, from 10 un. 1103 o'clock. AROMATIC SPIRIT tit VINEGAR, (the original myent,on of Mr. Ifertre, and brought by hit streessive .ropmeeinenii to the hiehe=t orifeAnsitl, is • repaird and .old by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY. Cheat:as, itdaiichekier Trio agroeahle perfumed Liqusr, which is composed of fyishly w a yistimil t A,,yozah, nanisatdoitk the mom tate.sasit , eteleati"; and efficacious sonic NM, be kept norm aided in any climate, and for enir prima lof time Its putirnt cdour tenders it extremely Vak4d. and •alutary in head-achs, Unm ans, avid in all places of pudic ter+rt, fas Theatres, loort. of Jtheite, 61e ) ac it colintereas the bail infects of heated and foal air, and is tbe but antidote apiarist the iniectimi of all cons Serous diseases As there are term* , 'portents imitations, under the same and aim, ar Main, some of which are inj rriuucl, ici ,... k . o r ig y as teopratentelant, the pub! .c are requested to ye, that the names of 'I boas and William theory, Malicheeter, are ens i-atterl on each stamp, an ca“fiterit it *hitt' It a capital triune . The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, pies 2s. Sd. (want ! . M ewl d), it told wauletale aid matt, by Bayley aid mew. b. C oe y s p o ..arr eer , (the only a g ents inLondon autlio.ised by the Proprietors; ) ethere may be bad, sponge boxes of hhey corsirliae,enrestal, Ate AI.o,HF-NRY% CAIX.INED MAGNESIA. in brtliitti. at * W. and larger, sv rttt filar snappers, at sa. each i their narass king on dm sumps AMERICd. raw-TOIR. Tt will be seen by the reprt of the City la.peaor, published this day, th..t the number of deaths te• ported in the last week, does not exceed what is usual -- 1,000 .. 2 %LIG° Privi4 of fieket, in j 6,000 ;the Suppiementars C . 20 each 12a,000 ( Lottery, ) at Otis "omit of the year. Tbe dissect aesaiasa►. are Close which are common at all seasons, and, ex c pt th_• lilaenaa, of which but two have died out ot Cie thousands who may be said to be labouring niftier it, th!re is nothing that can excite the smallest alarm. Rumour. with her ten thousand tongues, has, we understand, given us the Yellow Fever ; thank God, we are still free from even a sympt tm of it ; and it, by his providence, we are blessed with the same mild weatlser, which has charaelerised the passing season, we shall be under no apprehen.ion ot it. approach. Ext:JEI of a letter from Norfolk, dated Aug 4 : —" O.lSunday last, the filritish seamen and officers taken some time ago at Lynhaven-Inlet, were sent on hoard the Trikv,p4." tid,utio 'Pockets. L. 137,000 ONE FIXFD CAPITkL. In proof of the value of a Sopplerneotary 'reelect, J. WNRNEIt. eug..itus roun.l• for es, ry Sup pie nentary Tirbot„ and gn proportion foe viers ' Shot- pa:- citaae.l at his or apt other Liftn•aid Stan Lertery (Ater, or there Agent., if b.. o f for ham eu or befog. the 16th of Noternher, 1307, being the-413ga batoro ii.. Drawing or the Supplementary Lavery t after that limo 111,- lorkl.-rs of every goen Ticket or Soar., 1144 rregrori money. will we reneged to their chance in tha S (81110011 e ovy I Artier', winch drawing the 19th of November, and contains the falllarstug Prise' 1 Prize of L 20,003 .... N ....I. 20.001 10,43110 t o,ouo 5 • SOJ 20 20 15 22 SOO 1.95 - Prises. L 0 TICKE- TS end fifisaltES are no Sale at I. W %KNEW' licesi,ed Lottery Osfuw, No. lii, Combo!, facing the Kopf.- PRESENT PRICE. PATENT GLASS ILLUMINATORS. by PELI.A.IT and GRLEN, Glass makers in the Knig, vin. 16, South Stir oh St Pa.il's Churmi.vaid, Look., to Mi. rooting Light into the iwernal parts of Slit s, !louses, and Buildings of every desc-iptiosi. The Patentee,. solicit tile at. tetv ion of the Pablsc to wit fal-w Inseni ion, 'shuts has tha pe culiar merit of distributing a very cu,.oderaide portinn of Light through a small aperture, by @scans of a Glass, so construsted as to precl-da the lability of the'. being broken, and wilt b...! found melerawe in all cases to a sky-light open the pre.. eat prineeple, as they • !mit of being fitted ..ir tight. On &in:- board in particular, the great utility of thee, Illuminators is u.uneestionable, a they do not require to be protected against the dashing of the Sea, are capable of withstanding the preemie of more than a ton weight railing fiver than, and though scratched and otherwise defaced oy the tragic r o t deck, will not be impaired in tileir function. Ts egysitiate on their adsan tags would exceed the limits of an Aareitisentent ; and ea ocular demomtration can alone prelate convictimi, ?eget and Green invite oub'ic inspection, haying fitted up • sot all spertinent, in which the 'Humiliators are platted in venous M int:nos, for the purpose of evidencing their surprising effests. DifeC , loll.l also will there be given with regard to the manner of the a ime, on which much of their usefulness depends. Persons residing in the Country may he supplied, at a trilling expeose, with Speer.neria and pi , ectioca, by whim' any wink. Winn way apply them. Copy of a letter received from Captain Llewellyn, of the shin Gorge, by Minns Pellet' and Green. LLLLL nay, feel much tatnifaßmn in being able to substantiate the value of your Patent Illuminators, by a fair and regular trial of them, io toe vetoes. I am concerned in the George and the %Ve, iisouth To prase their utility, I caused the forecastle scuttles to be shut, aril we found but little difference in the light below ; a Sailor ass minim& his stocking when we went into the forecastle, and alter we had closed the scuttles, he re sumed his employ mer.t, mad law to woo k without site &Ikons ; II hail only fixed one or your Illuminators in each stop. The Satinet me particularly pleased, and I heard them declare they woeM sail for lees wllgn in a ship that had your lights fixed, than in • ship without them. I sits eel, ain when their value will become known, that every shin, particularly 'mar ships, will net go without them. They Flatly add to the comforts of a common Sailor, who, in bait weather, when the hatches are obliged to be closed, is ant eta loss to find Ins clothes, hermit be main deck iininedi ately, and Ismaili be the means of saving wills that are in the ail of g for want of immediate assistance ; and may I nut add, that Crew, Ship, and Cargo m i ght be saved, by hay. log immediate help in a sudden squall. lain sloe willing to bear testimony to any improvement that proves u•eful to a ship, sod tend' in any way to add to the cent. torts of th, seamen, aril I feel myself, in Justice to your inven tion, bound is write you this account. 1 ark, Gentlemen, your obedient bumble servant, WILLIAM LLkWEI.LYN. 140. 7, Oreat St. Thomas, Apostle, Amigo& 24, ISO?. -.4-, . • :., I L. 20 tA n Ticket Half L ID 14 111 Klillll. L ° 11 0 3 1 0 I Sixte..ntli.. _ Ortkra Irwrit 'ha N , ttA, or shoe &wed bolls, will br treated t.te •iatitrt as if preae ,t. A liberal allowance to C,iuntry Agents fin evade Honey. PWW t 5 THE riNP To pea Share of the Forty Isom., in.; Pounds Prise, in the present State Lottery, which begins Draw/111AM Oarirer, ItSl SIR JAMES RRAN3COMR and CO. 11, Ifni born, 37, Commit, si:d Se, flay market, beg leave to °Wert', the present Smite Lottery Scheme exceeds every S heme that has gone before it, by b. i.ig able to boost or a Ferny Thousand Pound. Prins, with only Twenty Thousand Tickets; and coiriulerably less thao Two Blanks to • Prise, as tile fortunate Holder of each of the sus thousand rionibs rs drawn in the first or Principal Lottery, arid yowled to a rickey in the Supplementary sur, which Ticket or Share, in drawn, the Holder, try sr..lying at either of the alsme 0 Fees, may, if he cheese, on or before the 161 i. November, 15..;, sell for the frill anon 1111 l , as if drawn a 261. prise; but, If not vild, the Holders of such number.. after that tints, will be eutitle I , to every beneficial chance belongrog to tho numbs or num bers they possess in the SUpplemeolliary I.otltty, which is to tomtit only el the Sin Thousand identical Somber., drawn as bnfore mentioned, be the number or numbers held by each Aditentuser, either a whole Ticket or • Share, without sly fu r th e r exports. or trouble of changing the number first put chased in the principal Lottery. Schema Gratis lur both Lotteries, and Pr an paid on de mand. Tickets and Shares are now whine by Sir JAMES RR ANS COMR and CO. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, Nn 11, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly; by whom, iii the 114 Mite Lottery, the following Capitals were told in Forty-two Shares, named) a N.. 14,733, • Prize of 10,0001 ; likewise, No. 10,147, a Prise of S,onoi. and Nn. 4,577, a Prom .4 1.401. ; and woe , . the Riot 30,0001 Prise ever sold ; likewise, N... 12,7 t 9, the last dNil' ool .; end the only P , lss ever enntled to 20,0301. Nn. VI,3OY, al first-drawn the Second day, in the last Year's Loa tory, were divided iota Shares; and, In the two last Years' Lnitoliee, upwards of 210,0041. in Capital NHS were also di. sided at the above Offices tutu UV Shares, exclusive of set•ial 41.101. SOL M.te. • t L.tst eveoing, on parade, general orders were read to the Militia and Volunteer Companies, when all, except Capt. Taylor's company of Cavalry, Captain Dle►tell's Artillery, and Captain Reed's Princess. Ann Compary of Militia, were discharges! from Turther sarvice. The companies retained are to be under the command of Major lhornas Newton. aITIACT Or A LATTER rROIA NAVANNAIto DATIO AMY Ij, Ib%)T. TO A AESPACT•BLZ MBRC•h• TILL HUI'S& IN THIS CITY. " An order was issued yesterday from the in tendant to the Colledor of the Customs, to examine all goods in the Custom-,house at present, and such as may eater hereafter, with insulations to detain, for the present, such as may appear to be of English manufacture, until further orders. This is the first step towards a general prohibition of English ma nufaaure ; bin we presume it hardly possible that our Government will proceed to extremities, until due notice shall be given to our merchants, through the medium of your newspapers." "Jade 13. —The order we mentioned in ours of the 10th, has been out into execution, and all the English merchandise or manufaftures in the Cus tom-house have been detained, but we apprehend they will be dispatched, and that for some time to come their introdunion will he winked at. This step of our Government has its origin in the High Admiral's order, published in your paper, for we understand it has not been received here offi.:ially ; btu until your merchants get further advicei on this subjed, they will do well to suspend their shipments of English goods." •ucust 14. The &Wain letter has bern addresses' by Capt. It is stated in a Pittsburgh paper, that the British merchants at Mtchisimakinac refuse purchasing any articles of country produce from tut Americans. and arc preparing to restore their effels from our territory.—lt is further stated. that the difficulties with the Indians on that frontier are such, as to ren der it unsafe to travel from Cie.'s°, to Detroi by land —(lb.) ♦uo. 15. Captain R. Taylor, who west down to the fri. sunph, on public business. returned this morning ; from him we learn, that the Trirrepil in the Bay, and the Columbent in the Roads, are the crily British ships in our waters. With Captain Taylor, went down the Proprietors of some negroes that had got on board the Triumpi, where Sir Theis Hardy detained them until they could. be identifi-d anti claimed ; which being done, they were delivered to their owners. It is but justice in us to state, that a.l the gen detuen,who have gone down On business with b 4 Thomas Hardy, speak in terms of the highest re spat for his chestier, and of the poiite attenton which he manifests to them.—(N.rf..4 /,,dver.) Fire et Ceiwinda T io:. —The new and valuable mills belooging to Capt. Israel Chapin, of this town. situ ee two miles east of the Court-house, were, Thursday night last, set on tire by some unki.i ♦illainous incendia•y, and entirely destroyed. tether with about SOO bushels of grain, nearly whole of which belonged to Mr. Heger Co The demise is estimated at not less than donut. • • r i i t o t: MOM% d, tho liPtg. —5OOO