The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-04-09 00:00:00

a 3 O r - Z 3 erV" " IN N ' 4 ASCII:NT CONCERT. Last night the eighth Concert of the present season , d at the Now Rooms, in H snorer-square, spier the direft 0.. of the E.rl of Vtr tt.TtrN. T:,e jinn was flrigc . pal!y frrn HANDAL. Mrs. y ej ortao and Mrs gummy, in the beantioul fir, Cl WWI. Never, bow we 'lowa ' displayed great atitition. HARRISON. WM. KNYVLTT, 0, 1 gARTI 111/114, gave the charming Trio, Pi. a eiehrweetf Groand tread, by FRAYS.% , ut /lair very first style. and were rapturously 'at). p.nJed Mr. Hasa {son displayed his great p in with a Imitable *IPA in Tip PasAions, from I I AN AIL. The whole perlormaoce went off with the rei.est edat. Above SOO persons of donation rre present, amongst whom were— Rotel Hishness th Pinter of 11114Ies; Their Royal iteliecses the Dukes of Kent ali , lCA.nbnclge; the Fail of ..crtu•ld. Dater do, Wilton, Fo•tescor, and ; it• I) 'chess of Moser; the Earl sod C1111.11P11% of %swoon. ; the E. rl at , d Cow to s of Ita..bory ; the Countess of ift.recton; Vis , oon's Corsoit ann Hainnt..l . Laid :tad la r Ib Duost.owlle; got Mem; Lo•. 1 And 1.1.tv Elton b Strin , ialel; Loot &Won ; Uo. I Week hAt, ; the Bl.ltup of Nth awl Welk i•ii s. Stastotrat ./WY iL CeoICUS. T iselegant Thrust was crowded. last sight. . is the tiwseinsnship of Young ' 4 ammeas. rut his astiiaishitir, performance: on the Tight It all of wnich rec ived lae most unhoon .ed Low Th., Grand Oriental B4llet of Aaiun. ...shwa: or. Tbe. Maid if Me tart, rm.( stet c‘. .y crgwsite sceerry. mus , c, and 6". Afting, . tn.rr it s splen,hd Spefiacie. ‘lrs. WY sit ow's 4iiitailitatiers grace has heen always sqwelf ige i. I r enn,t heAutino scenes ara, ele : y of G4<horre. Let-r of the remote of • m4s.ler, the Great Mogul's P-.lte•, a• Oehi, Wen ts *pi mdiJ and m tgniicent Peacock Theme. Pe tnrrnme has al .o great merit; And r: • wools pet, r oi.. m t. h credit to the liberality and Wig •Iti we Managers. EARL C4INGAN. 0.• Friday last died, in C . .e 79th year of his age, st his seat at Manton Downiiam, Sitiolk, Co a a 1. Es IS inane. East CA Ira°. PI, V.CCOllin C Int St*, and a cruJest of the Itriti;:i Moscirn. He ve a t`! . ..fAenian poss-,1041 of much urhsouy, and wisose bus .-A be great:y rPare;ted in the neighbourhood in 00 . ! 'eh he lived :; r. nerahle Nobleman was twice married. B. *L•s hey . o•ad sit cons, three of wOom d•ed •n the se!viee ti their country. THOMAS, who was in the Itiysl Navy, wis lost in the Gtor:eari man of war ; GLOR:ii, who was in the service of the Ent In i.• Company, was killed in India ; Enwa no, who was a Captain in the ermr. M the climate, At SI. Lucie. His Lndship's two eldest cdaughters, by his second zaarriagr, ere the wie a of the Hon. and Rev. Giacto VALIIIAN WeLLesi.av, and the Hon. Kenai WILLS -.:81.111/, brother to Ma•quos testes. His Loodship is soeceedrd in nis titles and tuates by iois son, ~.:itaßLif HEN R Y V,S0)1111I CHU, sec, HOW Earl CADOGAII. Her ‘1 MTV wdl hold a. Drawinz.rnim this clay at. St. James's Palace, which is expzacd to be very sAerildly attendeJ On Saturday Earl Castosx will entertain the Duke of Yong and a numerous lust!, with a sump tuoui dinner. 3:r Euvea LLOYD, H.P.arrived, yeiterJay. at Duna at's ,Hotel. • is Dover -street, from Os f sdsh:re. Lord DOMD*• arrived. yesterday, at his haus* is A•ang:^a-street. from 1 nrkshire. ViscountftsCase LIIN s A is is's grand rnat, last night, vas aitasili•J by u;swards ot Live hurtled N.ibility. The Earl and Coultess ot EGist arriveJ, yester- Os at th.ir licuse in Berkeley-square, horn Cashiobury The Dowagsr Countess of CLitasiovt had a sele3 party, last night, at her tviuse in Berkeley. scriare.. Lord HOLLAND entertained at dinner, yesterday, at his h.itt.e in Pail M•til, the Earl nt Deasy, lend r astute ; and several other Nolciity. Viscount SIN A tiOrGiiii, Secte,aly of Legation at the Court of, Lisbon, is said to have me t with a evere accident , by the overturning of his Lord ship's carriage. bars. Ilium :Grow, the English Syren, is returned to town in hill health and spirits ; her vocal powers never paiscsted greater excellence. Mr. Ora, the Artist, Continues in the sawn alarming state of dine s ; and hi. faculty ere in mo mel.tary eapeaation that his sufferings will reach the last awful close. • A farm-r, near Cambridge, has engag:d to run forty miles in five hours, over Newm.trket Heath, the second meeting. 'the bets are 6 and 7to 4i . against tam. The late amiable Princess Baal ay iris v left England on a visit to the Prince's Mother, at Ber lin. where they resided until the French were about hi enter that capita:, when they retired to Altana ; warm the Princess was safely delivered of a lough vet but, unfortunately, in a few days, an unfa vourable turn took plaice. and her ExcAleney has lett to lament her loss all those who had the ho. unlit of knowing her. Ligt of the Suliscription Balls at the Old Hate, tonic place on Tutidav night; and though, from wn,. untoward circumstances, it was not as crowd ed A s a MAI, yet the company was most sele2. The Ed° w.isopened by Mrs Shei•ff BRA 1134014 and her Chaplain, to the popular tune of Afeeev in Ale Pork, sr was kept op with great spirit, 61101 P o'clock, i'.4n the company sat down to a mos? el-gen t sipper; coasisting of all the delicaniea tb• season ; alter wine) dancing was resiiitted, ano --hti-ueo till near five. Mr. Sh R—A ANS. Coma beingsomeWilst a,lvanced in die vale of yeas. d.d no , join the fantastic throng ; but betook himself to a k , ber rabbet of whist, as the adjoining card , TO THE EDITOR OF ifiß i141.11f- 4 ' Pru,.hreies and Dream."—Rsen Al D Mr. Enivos—h is not for me, at •this hour, to inform you or the put,lic, that Moors, the Ahosiseek• maker, is a Propltet ; but if I should socceed; in any degree, in proving it, I tliihk that will he something new to both of you. No month escapes the labours of his prophetic spirit. These two I find for April, I ti 97 : PROPHECY' I. " This month is ushered is, with scurrilous awl Ini,,;• /sver. vilifying and affrunuog mit -persist or perww vf high PROPHECY 11. ,a: hot ." " Near this time, tits Te0+.1.4 Easper&r flies ; or, it may be, he hides nii heml—Aiis people are tuineltuuus; if he can save Ict 1001..4 gibe hint lair warning of it." Alter re..i;og this, Mr. Editor, and seeing the Make ef Portland. First Lord of the Tre aw l/ . and Mr. Perreval.Cianceller of the hereirgaser, let as not be, seriously told that " Msrades have reap d." OLD NICK. 7NB o,lllll'. Yesterday, the Prince of iai i,, Nathe Dachau of You lc, and the ROY AL Degas, visited Their &ta nsy lES And th: Panic hISE4 At two o'clock His MAJZITY bell a private Levee, which wat attended Th. Archbishop of Canterbury. The &shops of Lanlaff and Exeter. The Lord Chassell.4. The lord Pr •ode ,t of the Council. lire Lord P. ivy Seal. The First Lord of the Troasury The three S •cretariea of State. Th• First I.nrd of vie Admiralty. T.ta Muter Gencsal of in Ordnance huge A i lsoeate Lard Lietven.nt of Ireland To. NOW of the Mint. the flukey of Gorden, kiehinoutl, and Meettr.tse. Cols Firsvillia a, Wincheisea, Pouliot, Bathurst, Able •ord, and Lonol, e. Vocalism" Melville, F.tzharris, and Pal.net.toii Louis liesthheld, Teseomouth, 30t.! Thyrine. Ire A Wellesley and I. Steal. General W.-at •ersll Cap tain Hope, R. N. Me'ar.. Hammond, Ashley, Huilltlyson, Johnetnos, and • awkeo a. - The ti . tlinvong had audiences, and the honour of being presented to His M4J ass - v, upon their several appointments, and kissed hands— Arthu• Wellesley. upon his using appointed S,•cretary t t►e Lord Li. aliment of Ireland. Sir J•thn Stuart, u,ion his being appointed to the Comet3r.4 of the 74th !ferment, and receirung His Maje.ty's peraluoiou to use the title of Count of 4.4..ida. Vtgeount Fstalturi., upon Ate binnt appointed Under Ser,latv of State fa Foreitn Affairs. flit Crane the Dukeof (rt 0010.., tape.) his being appointed Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotism?. Viiecoint Pahneraton, upon his being appue,t. of the Min•relty . . . The lion empire Ashley, wion his being appnntd Clerk of the Deliveries of Ilia hlajesty'.o.dna nee. Earl of Lonsdtle, upon hr, , that title. Mr Hansmon.l, upon lire being aiyoursted Under Secretarr of State for Forego Afforr. Lord Cathcart, upna his return from Edinburgh Mr! flitskpaon, Up...) his betas appoint‘al Dna of the Joint- Secretaries to the Treasury. Captain William 3,4111.t0tte Hope, upon his being appoint ed a Lord of the Adviialty. P4r Clrotie Johnatoria, Irian his being appoiotod a Corn mi.moner for mauainig the Affairs of lnr re, The Biihop of Lehei°Alf presented liia llnasier with tv.vi Sermons, preactted by los Lardship at the Chapel Royal. The bishop of EIETre presented His with his Lordsbi,►'s Easter Sermon. Bc.gadier Gmeral Weslts took leave of His MAJEST•:, previous to lus departure for the Cape of Good Hope. l'he Duke of Ricastosis had an audience, and took leave u! His Mares tr. previous to his depar ture for Dublin, to take upon him the Lord Lieu tenantcy of Ireland: Hi. May've v held a Privy Council, at which Vise. unt AtILVILLI was introduced. and re Mani a Member, and took his seat at the Board seem& ingly Lord Tetootwoura and Sir Assault Wet.i..as. Lev were likewise Introduced, and sworn in Mem bers, ai.d took their seats at the 11.inuutable Board act ordyngly. His MAJESTY g .ve audiences to Earl CAMDEN, the Duke of P 011 f LAND. Lord Ilawite,avitv, Vi.- count CAST,. ift&AOH, Mr. C•NNI/110, Lord CATS- C AIM the Duke of Goenow. Lads Ft rZWII Lit M and 1.41111W:fa, and Mr. Koso, the Judge A leo cate, who lai I before His MAJISTY tlie proc,e.l - of several Costae Martial. Court did not break up till half-past sir o'clock. Yesterday the Duke of Moscraosa went to the Qtreert's PAlace, in the Royal carriage fir the first time silica his appoattneat to be Master of the Yesterday the Duchess of Yoac w.dked through the Nit with Cdpiad l'ev Loa, to visit Their Me.* atria' and the Palace's's. Yesterday the Duke of PORTLAND gave the first Cabinet Dinner to the new Ministers, at his house is Piccadilly. Yastatifsy. tennight. the Rev. BARRINGTON Seta. A.R. waslicensed to the perpetual Cut Acy of S:oks. near Clare, Suffolk. on the nomin 'two it S:r WM.'Baaouaats Ruses, Knt. The Corteret packet. from Malta, is arrived at Falmouth ; she sailed on the 14dt of February ; arrived at .Gibraltar on the 13th March, and sailed from thence on the 20th. 'rbe packet left lying At Malta, His MAJIIT lel ships Bogle, Delight, 'Jan e and Imogene. The dw•f/and packet, from Lisbon. is arrived at Falmouth ; she sailed from Lisbon on the •ltd ; on the 3lst. in let. 47. 40. long. 12. 52. r r. 7 . con voy on the weather-bow. standing to the WeaLward, which proved to be the Mercury, and the ni:twarj. bound Halifax and Bermuda convoy, all well. Oil the 3d instant, in lat. 49. 30. long. 6. 57. spoke an English merchant ship, one of the homeward-bound West India convoy, having then one in company with her ; they separated from the fleet twelve days before, in blowing weather. Ttio Captain JAIIAIIOI, from Jamaica to the Clyde, spoke the Northern Lateens, from Charleston (arrived in the Clyde) and delivered a note, stating ?hat he sailed from Port Antonio, on tire Vth of January, under convoy of His MA. 'art v's ships Sweets and Pclwaa, and parted on the lath ult. in lat. 43. N. long. 30. W. kept com pany with the /ardent, three days, and parted in lat. 47. long. 24. Nothing could ez:eed the ;are and atteuuuu of the Commodore. - P4A7ILISN. The pugilistic exhibition, between Nos IleNer (who onoe enjoyed the envisl/le risk of Clampiois of joglankl) and Cris, tris,k plac • yeatriday at Nloolsey Hurst, opposite Hampton. for a stake of 200 guineas. Both the pugilists see celebrated the sporting world. It has heeo a In4tter of mu prise to many, that Capt. B. wdtdd hole trestsure.t to have backed Crib ?pies: so celebrated a prof.- sot as Belcher who, althougt he has. in some .de glee, degene-ated to strength, oc.ides having lost an eye, ranked first in the science p ice-fialtung When Belcher's prowe.s was at its zenith s it would have b-en farcical to have ma.cbcd Crib tga•nst him; hut the migntivst may he overcome; and such was the case with Belt:lire, whose fame was obscured by the result of his memorable battle with the tieae Chicken. Crib, who ic, by way of distinßion, elegantly termed the Black Usumusg, being a coal -heaver, has but huqible pretensions to the charafter of a skilful boxer; but he possesses those qualities. with reference to his ro itl.osi of fighting, which entitle Aim to a place abisut third on the list of the bruisers of the present day. lie has successfully opp 'tied Mae, illadaloa,nsl several other second-rarebrt.izers. but he was oblige d to yield the palm of *haul y t . pricbas, a B.istol ad, two years Naze. whom Belcher once beat. Crib is nevertiseless considered by the Geg ea,r,nti ; a safe man to back, for he is, teelins. cally speaking, the complete :house, and ne ver yields till nature obliges hum. Tne made of fighting he has uniformly adopted, has been that of falling back, in order that his adversary might t ri flim him t and it is by perseverance in this re treating system, that Crib ifiks at bJme ; for thine who &mat themselves by pursuing him. geeerally get punished. He is a slow hitter ; but, to perial him in the science of boxing, Capt. B. and Bill Ward, have frequen-iy sparred with him since he has been in training, and he has evidency p offied by their instrua:mss At eleven o'clock. yesterday. Himpton was tilled wish the am tteurs ; and at I 2 o'clock, the candidates. for their diversion, altered a TO-feet ropzd ring, cc:circled by o.le of very large dimensions. Each of them appeared al. of coati d:nce, and Be:aler betted Crib 25 to 20, before they set in. Ave- s h e betting wa about six to four in the ring, bs t. : . Cogairerati were caustous of baking the odd.. THE SATME R•land I. After 40 de :autiod. ig, &Ocher hot Crib lit end rug 'd on the be..t and body. CU .11 ti.• 111, 4 • to/...te add dte.tyte.ll4. la'', in ding teLt.cla tut dad Sch.l..Jr threV ba.n. 2tol on 111-Icher. 2 nada a font, and is t bu npiant eat evs hard bloa, ta.t the head and bodyi *no natural& o.ta ot ,ato. Anti, what' waning to m.tca another, •;typal, and fcl. us ht. Ita,,tis this round B4:ehat dreg the deatbleoJ. S A wed-conteated Lou anue•hat u, evout of Grill. Se var.tl blur. weravach4nl. I with t..t dexta ,ty B letter Sus ..t learn the .arn, bu. tie pat an an e= art bt.le bit.ff wink: 16,:ttnag tha ammo as at int emumeune.sc.tt at the battle ♦. Bticher matte two b:ow• at the hend and body of his ad- Tenar•, mapps I ta•m si bsa ly. Swett,. C , / , b , d 6111 his ma,. ad Swab fell b. C ib reteosid a revere right.bandel few on the !eft eye, when &kb .r closed in on hi.u, and gave him a heavy toil, after having bat him Lig eCe on the mall Jto4 nn Ball cr. 6. enb 0 came weak i he stupmid nu advc.sory's blow, and fel on a biuw which he attempted to make. 7. Ciao bore hie waits of s , ne vevere Wows nmfar th• :•f arm. B,lenrr stooped two blow. attu itettd by hi. ad Cy ■gain litt lure right and 14t, area rallied am to i.e confined the mkt ; Crib dung to them, •ppueutny m • •=ry exha..sed state, and tell. tielowr kne•:.d over hem with An air ut cmkfideoce. 3tol on Seti.her. 8 Tim cJinlsetants exchanged several WOll4 in a rally, mid Crib Wei freely me round was ended by b 11th fa lme. 9. St:claar attempted to hit his opponent fi f th' and left; Crib st••ppe4 tht ricit-ha.tded blow, but the utnet toll, and e. fel on it. IS Ilelelmer went into his mu courageously, and without anwentony. Au. r horns C:to seeemi had Wed", witnoist giving a shadow of chance, he rallied him Id In- ea treiinty of the ring, whin Crib a„asn hopped. as il litalawie-4 to I on 11. Crib stopped two of Belcher% blows but he was not qui k enough ci return them; and both closed, and fell ir reg.ilarly. It Belcher in the preceding round manifested that he was become very weak, and Coo, in this futlll.l. reed to hate recovers 1. He ral ied Belcher iucccasfu bit him un der the perfect eye, and continued ttm rady, distil tie dcheil his opponent against the ropes ' and threw him. 13 l'hir round was in favour of Bekaa ; who, however weak, gained the a Imiralion of the aniatewis by his superor situ and courage. It ended with Crib being thrown. 14. Beth seemed to have gained fresh strength. Crib stop ped two well-directed blows, and Science instantly eornoli. oriented him with Iwo real ones on the b 4y. Tliey closed sued two, to the diradvanrage of Cr,b-4 to 1 on Belcher. IS. 13elcher appea,u.l as gay as at the ci.namcice went, and raged his opponent to tile rule". when an irregular strorre (soloed the round. 13. Cub stopped tile blows aimed by his opponent, and shewed, that los had actisired a cod Mal wan rangiest to science. After seseral scientific blows had Wien exchanged, both fell ',aloft the rapes. The lacing was very dud at tots stage of the battle, to it was known that Crib ►ad nut received halt the beanue he was able to take, although he bore evertmt ma K. of sioleoca. On the other hand, it was feared, that the constitution of Belcher would not allow him to stay lung. The spectators were inclined to take the odds. 17. Becher feebly rallied Its. upyrnent to the extremity of the nng, and be fell through weakness. Vto I oia Belcher. IS. Crib received sow, most desperate body blows, as well es one 01 1/11111 vioL•nee is ins heck; on being followed ti,r, he fell, and, to an indinary ii,,ectatur, it could ,sot be s,i,aposer! that he would ewer rise ag,tn. Sto I At wli a, ow ever, u ,known , u the spectators, had sprained his r go‘ n.. 1 19. ISeleber fell whilst making play, but be Wei/ very coact fol. 110 B-dh closed and fell, without making a blow. 111. lislcher, (fuss tl.e blur he hat receivei the perfect eTe, tnnw.wyy many Wows, bj bang 10c.41,..eie of julgi.l,l his Attunes:. _ . ad. Crib hit his opponent twice an the bead, and Be!cher slip) el whilst attempting i• return them. Yd. Belcher hit tt.s adseasary, arid &Ise hi.n a cross-tinti , ick. el inc cantbateAtt eloped irrett:arly, and fe i , to triv advantage of Belcher.' it 3. Crib het a:leiter a hard blew, and, In attempting to re past the same, Belcher shift.-41 away, and Crib ran himwslf Juan. 5..41141 murmurings—but he,, fair," lied tan MA joritv. This we, the round that altered the odds as favour of ; for Belcher sovearee very Ovid* and tha f irate, beat his adverse., away from 114.11, and k.,utbsj tiiin down. 27. A welLontes.t.,l retied, to the disadvantage et Belcher, linvri.viir, give his opm.ient •iintiser vest bUttccit 2s. Crt•Lat bas opponent, atter tiara' Stupeel a blow, and both closed and fell. 2). Crib dared en hts co,p.tnent, and threw him over the ropey, by his suiwirour strength. 31. A blow we. rechaiiged. and Crib again, by ..ht b.csr, hit his uplinuiriit rl.r•ii 3t02 on Crib. .31 A hard r..n.id, alteniat •l a I „ 10 , 0 , of rarh . c,,b the b•Sit of it its hitting, but delciser threw .Ull heavy rt.i, after having retreated.. Bot clusede wi , hont a blow being struck. 33. B oc ed his of 014, and "riot at apaitsalf • • . • • o • . 34, 33, sad 36, in fins= el C:ib ; but both were innffas.:•a a• fa as rets•ded hating. 37. Metro was scarcely • able to dad i s wen way bat Intle bent,, stst.lad at hint. oi Crib rd.l.ed down hit wan. Jd and 40 Times sad bat vary little hitch g, of th, conliata..td hug.,:ed ,n , l fell ma daawder. Crio had s streagtle to n't bdo opp melt two feebly Wow-, ar,l t rally Heizher to the . .ed ti.l-11), and reigned the wetter, wistis last-4 • .n•ase• a Vned 40 it:clonAa sec° idld Cub, and (Salley sad Vlf.ensn weconSed tieicys. bIE.I4.I!KS ThWeatnnichment MCIIC • V, 11 excited ny that per. formaske of Ct tb at th s I unitio,i, was irk/ed./Le. In--his newt' cartes[, Al. we naettmohserved to to • p m, face. he was a novice in h: sei•nce of bninag when compared with B-kmier Amo3 his only petiezloott was, that 0 taking more beating tiara an ordinary riser could adminis.er us hint h this issta tee tie appeared, in stopping a..J measuring xs dna tone.. eval to the skett ttut. , ltt;failed bon ; eat with these advantage, the Goat issue ramg mt h tee /been anticipated. rate u.ll is deb-tent io lut kness._ for it was n until Bete .er had la mcd his ha 13 anJ received a brow wader tit- perfe.ft ey..• that Crib had kshad•iw ..f chance. Cub, it apoeArs,,,frle th is be-1 by vie lehs:ont he t:.is re e,ve I &Alf 11 Was.( .in.l the amateur ermmo ha 'tea nru. since he 'las .se.rt its irminmag, sued in t .is ch.* he never g ugh-d irons 10, m :rt. :ifseh re,pet4 to Belc.her, an that vy,our and .aril which were pme. d'hui..sot in him in kit • to, rem eta , PV ' , i n ; bur, as its his battle with ..me einakea. he was um; blew pig , - his dis.a.ke, , may be ace for by the loss of his . ye. He ha I All t:mm! . • Cages over his opponent tat C I Rae b e ward ; but when his smght bee.= t r the hi: und, r the eye, he thr-w many . and with the accident of a lame :isms, .v was tillable to strike w•th, he excited uoteursai t . anseration in those who had b f i e see I .5- icated witn admiration. Crib received a 'retie beating ab tit the body, and both their heath weie much disli i oired. It was Riven not that a contest was to t 41 4 .1 place between reeves Belcher and Ryae, but the latter had been roughly I mulled is the street, on the preceding night, which ;nem:clamed his att-plane,.. Young Bekher conserpiehtly challenged Sias on the groctid ; bin tee refused ri content - . not having been trained A parse teas mane Pre Jimmy Awe fowl tad &able, to light tut, wish was won very eAsmly ;iy cur tatter. Jaws and Hell were the seconds on ibis occa;ion. Croplcy is a sera tic rn ins ant oppo•teitt ai ls-stoner the c••ntrary ; he :,as oat the olightes: prit tarlatans to become a her) of the list The: !• were never so rn boy peop:e as erielled en. . . gether to witness ins cx.rhita•ru of th.s kin!, a, ra the pre rent instance. Ant.mgst the nurnler were the Duke of C and an ttnrocise or icothse of Nub:e aten. Cattle uea, and ri,r)rtsm n. rata day's dr versinn closed with baltlng a bu:l. • it •Icher ie a blinkapi. lustug %cot on eye by i WOW from a teams 1a514.• The icorve friz"v.e, with severel vessels undier convoy, tram S.nyrna, arrived at PiLlta on the 30th January, viz. the ths St - art...Tott, Friend. Asoessoe, and toe d.xr.6le Us, S.l sail of t•e L ,e. a 0.1 a 1.0( IC. sailed Irons Malta on the 4th feoruary. tor the Dai.larielles, under convoy at Sr J. r. Ducswo.ixis *ad Sir S. A letter from Gibraltar, dated the 13th March, says, fhe Ciptai..s-Geite•al o! the pro? rp:es of Spain, have termed orders to carry Lie al.ccad ng system into execution." Ihe Taamihrad Packet arrived at F.t:rn-trh, spoke, on the Sthn ult. in lot 47. 10. long. It 34. the Mercer, frigate, wit:i a fl •et under convoy for Newtounaand, lice. All well. . . The Wise. the Aaron, and the Aeiips, country ships. are captured In the East Indies, b► LA Seed. Janie French higate. Die Hoed frigate, wit!) a fleet from Gibraltar, ar rived at Malta on the sth of February. Ihe follow ing vessels, which s tired under her en o.+► ; had not arrived there on the 9th:—The Iwo Siam, Coca, from Yarmouth; and the dilesas.kr, Tay toe. from Leith. It was supposed they had proc..etied Messina. The Dividends are now paying rt the •134nk ; and, as it is customary to take home a present • , n these occasions, there is none like:, to be so wel• come as a Ticket or Sh4re in the present S: ate tery, which beAitoe Draw ng on Tueotiay next ; es pecially *hen we consi •er, that it may be the foundation at a visit mamion of wcaltb.-510,0001. hr tue t• irat-draan Ticket. Whether it was occasioned by the Election at t!se Inks House, or the Payment of the Lhvideu6s at the Back, or the celebrity of the ,titt- Lottery Scheme, it is impossible to say; the assemblage of persons ♦isiting the Lottery °Sees yesterety, was beyond pree-dent. Hoe:wee and Co, felt the good efeas; for their Office in Cort.hill was crowded, as if the Lhawing were to coat renter to-m4rnsw. A principal characteristic of the important scone that opens. 1 , 1 L ! , v7 J 414. Al %:cooperb ' Hell. is OS , • .ItT. A scheme. with four capital rrixes f 20,0001 each, tour ditto of 10,0ota. and tour of 5901)I. ezchs.ive nt others of eonsidei ,nomn)r. is perfealy nov•I in Lottery of only 0 i•Ost mass bens. A 20.0t)01. prise to the fit-st-d: own rick •of each of the tour rim days dr.iv.i g. ea a in st a. cresting novelty ; and, con -la , otiy, , he chin of obtaini..i some of the. gre.rest cape,:. pe-ti far the forthcoming -f the first-draw., POP nu 1: r, entitled to IN eici, is a (Revell .t ova. a3eta• advant•gets early adv.m R. Toicsday a numerous meeting of the Whi r ; Club wis held a :n • Ectitits 5414 . lay rn , n..e ~ a ter a St euitip.ente, dinner, at swim t Lid W. kuss ILL L presided. the toasts of the Ins.i II on *ere gis.n with t usual tesvimr. A sentiment to the niemoip a! Mi. Fox, which tad seen priipert-d at te pre ceding meeti.sg, wi, coi.firra d, anJ ordered t.. he a standing toast of the tiuts. the Right H•n Lsi Kists. the Hon Majm. m•av, Art P Taos. es %/Fitment Pcuustts, M. P. FIS A • 10+1 , 1tt, M. P. Jobs ALI as, Etg. k Esq. W. WkST. E.q. and several oth , r Gentlemen. wer• admitted members ; anu .Uctsbrt f ons, Manlier, of Patliarnast and ethers, were JujaBo, -- `I . ~r I M' II I .