The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-04-18 00:00:00

tuictioals who wade t:eir frdso Lisbon, got noard Sir CIILCLIOS Corros's mid h.tve lime arrived ar Portsmouth, are to 6e con ve.ed to the Brazils iu two transports have beta ordered for the purpose, a.,(.1 are ti. ,:u1 aid( the . ext convoy. Two transports are also omit:l.-I to proceed off Lisbon, to receive ou board uuy persons aho tn.ty come tut to the squadrou with e desire to emigrate to the Snails. . I 1 Ilattihurgh and Altana Papers to th e Bth i nFtant I were received in town o:i Sauerlay. They co:itain us recent intelligence of the progress of m ilit ar y t operations in Finland . The Swedi s h t roo p s sen t , to reinforce the army in that c o un t r y were con r I 'eyed through Lapland on sledge s . Th e y went i n two corps, and will he f o ll owe d by , t h e army o f 1 . General Vox BEttoeinvrast.e, should the st a t e o f r the we.tther admit, au d the ' circumstances of the war require its presence. Th e passage of a hotly of French troops into Zealand, as stated in form e r - palw•rb, is not noticed, .and the accoun t was pro ' 1 bably premature. A holy of i'rroth seamen lately passed throes:, preceded by a band of music, so their route to Apenrsde, to be employed in transporting the army across the Belt and Sound. Another corps of truiritiers passed through Bremen on the 2:-1.11 ult. for the same destination. • The East-India, Mediterranean, Halifax, and rinada convoys, sailed from Portsmouth on Friday and Saturday, with light rarialite winds. The Litter, when joined by the ships from Torbay, Plymouth, and Cork, will consist of nearly 100 rait--which is treble the number that has sailed, at one time, for many years. This great increase of trade to North America is to be attributed to the present stsgoant state of trade in the Baltic. It is believed, that it will be fouod necessary to appoint four conveys in the year, instead of two. Dispatches were received en Saturday, at the Admiralty, dated the f4th instant, au hoard the alierinaid frigate, of 32 guns. They state, that on the morning of the 14th, Thursday lust, the Mermaid fell in with five French schooners front Dunkirk steering westward along the French coast clogs u. -shore, uotler the protection of flying artillery. The Mermaid approached as close as possi sihie, and opened a well-directed lire, which lasted a considerable tithe, and did 'the enemy min+ ds inai,e. Unfortunately, however, the wind shifted with the tide, and prevented the Mermaid from effecting their total destruction. The squadron, under command of Admiral DUCKWORTH. cOopibting Itse cul of the lir, left St. Mitt's, and went to Leeward, the February. ui eii AI D6patelies were mot oti, yesterday, from the Admiralty, to Admiral Waltman, upon the Irish station, off Cork. They relate chiefly to the oew systems of signals which is shortly to be adopted io the Nary. Oa Saturday evening the Melpomene frigate, Captain Pasties, hearing the flag of V i. - e-Admiral Row LEY, the ns:, ly-appointed C*l7l minder in a: Jamaica, made the signal fur the West coiir.ty to unmoor and mil :it day light last DOfolllL'. YeAerday morning. a! half past eight n'elock, it being Foote/ Sunda. Their 11.tsEsriEs, the Dukes of KILN? a rrl CAURRIIICS. F.lllerrairil AUGUSTA, ELIZABLYM. MARY, SOYIII.t. and ADILLIA. &MCKIM pained f,y the Countess Of l'Eminaour„ Ladies A. CulliataLA D arid BO: LKI , : ZVI. the Honourable Mr. En t.latav, and Gans. Uwlr xi; and FITZROY. at tended at St. Georges • a KA, and hard the innriting service read ; aftetwoniv the Sacrament was aJtai 'mitered to them be the .trehhislsor of CANTLRIII:IIT and the Hon. Dr:Leasz. the limo of Wirbor— at the concluaion of which they returned to the Palace to breakfas•; after winprii, at half past ten o'clock, they we.lt amain to the Chouel. and heard a wrath: Hi by the Rev. Dr. HALLANI, from the 20th chapter of St. John, ond the 49th verse—" Blessed are they that hare not seen, and yet have L• tiered." The: afterv.irds, accompanied hr the ArL abishop of CRICTRILSt RY. went to Froginore, w:iere His DI A.; WITT dihe.l. Dispatches were 'cut rdf last night from the Admiralty to Lord GARDNER, at Lupton Home, near Plymouth, where his Lordship is confised by severe todisposition. The next coavo) f.r the East trithe,i i 4 expected to rail toon : the Li•yht; :sir. Capt. !:OYLE, has tnorie the- corkTuT u Al the Earl St. Vincent, &Pathan:. Lod,/ ja:le Jars Dtrelieu qf Gvf , f()N, &nen/. Ifurialart, ..•! Ifa;.rif t East-India men, ate wuitrirg at th:r :dot Portsrnoutli, to b- di:putt:Led. elnrtuce. Captain Certarts, is sr-ited at tr.“,socl crow I) • i:eraro, place she Lft on the 3.i lixrch, t . ..ntnpany with the 1.-metiltda, N 1 APYt. trr: mat r 5;• A.,drew, it. for t-. l ?'le I Strift, /Jar wrrr ; a , .1 drr• ra. fo 7 London; To-td.a un tt.c. 1 an the 1.41!:. The I . 4'ir.l.nria. l: 100 v:1 4 ' r dat D. ;:ra, in c0...1-any wish tr • P•TPID 'T, trout Lonrio:i for Be - the t act re-capt.ireti. T c Irosrik, ui• &111 (A r , 4ek under cc. fr(on Cul well 9:: St. •,• tiro on of %lurch. T-e ul that morning ktintotr. . , _ ''...., ; ....,. , • • , - ='..r.. :. - - a ..- , ....._ ..-... COUNTES 4 I DOW.O;FR OF MOIR.I. On Tuesday hist, at Moira House Dahlia, died, Eliza beth, Costae's :Voyager of M o i ra , mid Bermes. II ii.ogerford iu ber oeo right, being heiress to her brother, the late Earl of Ihnitingtka. Her Ladyship sae in her ;bib year. At the age of Do she Leaule the third wife of the late linrl of Moira, and mother to his two daughters, the late Contd. , ' of Muuntrashi I end Lady Catherine Henry. The Coutors. bad a anaemia family, of whom now survive, Ann, Coun ter of Aylesbury; Penults , Earl of Moira; John Theo. Ehilus ; Selina, Countess of (;eanursl; and lid. t hatintic Hawdon. Sonic years haat Moira-h.ari e was the favourite seat of taste and splendour. The first fury Lail in Gwlaud wa. given by the late Countess, who had room; fitted up in the Terli.sh style, al great 17(proot . , fur the or. sem i. In Ler the ingenious arEst an.l disamsyil merit slwapi found a mast Idlers! patroness, and her great inc me WA. spent In acts of charity and unbounded liberality that will make her Ladyship's death an i:reparable loss is thelooe of os well as those rho daily participated of ber atdendid board. A lady of the most uncommon endowments hersolf, •ti tee suit groins wrist always passports to her tAL!e. The Earl of Moira will receive • considerale addition tit Isis Cattalo.: kr/ this event. resillopLarx DEPARTURES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. His Grare the Archbiskop of Ciodurbery-to Windsor, ois Saturday, on a visit to llis Majesty. Sir Juke sod Lady Newport on a visit to Lunt and Lady Gronville, at Gropature. The Manlius and MarcbioNess of Stafford to Wt....liners, where 'hes entertain the Dikilellll of Beaufort, I.iri and Countess of earlisk, Mr. awl Mrs. M`Dutiaid, loud Ma rot by, and several oilier select friends. 'Tle Marquis and Marchioness of 1.2011410111 to South ampton (:Nile. The Marivis and Marckhaseas of Vserr.wri to Staemore, where quay 'awe, yesterday, to ecieitsits the J tI mat Comitem of Loadondesry, lilted sod Ludy Castketaigh, sad Major Bloke, at dinner. fhe iliareisiusseas --- ufaliabttry to Hata,ld. The Llowater Countess of &sex, .31r. sod Mn Byaar, and s trial other it 'languished persons, are already there other I.."lssousabirs are expected ta-snurrosa 7lie Nobk %laariuss 1s tivua bows, being a:ore with Ma resintent. aed Countess Cholusundeley for their seat, lioughtou Nortolk. "fhe Curl of Barrymore, the Han. Cm endish Bratsk:air, 'I. Howarth, Itr. Norton, and ell the %porta( world, 14r Ne.a ahr.e.:rl, where there is expected genre (wad ratans sham has Lein witnessed fur same yentas at the Cope diggings Viseolitt sad Viscountess Melbourne to Bracket Hall, s here they entertain the Earl and Countess of Bessboreogh, 1:r. awl Mrs. Iluskieson Mr. cad Lady C. Lxassb, Mr. Sheri dan,Wad th, Lod and euuntess Cowper. The Alcht t t 0n..1 oho Philput Cans,,, MrFraacis Burdett, the Rev. Herne Tooke, sod Mr. Cobham., to Eadeld, the lied of Major Carts r4g:"......en5e 'fbe 'Tine's. of Watts gave a grand dinner, yesterday, to Lord hintusave, Mr. loot►, &c. at her initiate, ea Blackheath. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLAIMPICE passed through Windsor. on Friday, 00 his way to Bushy Park. from Great Marlow, accompanied' by his two eldest sous. • RICHARD RAXIIIIOI7OII, Esq. NI. P. for Wind sor, left town, on Friday, for (lower Commie. 'clic Easter Ball, this night, at the Nisti.ion House, is expectied to vie with .?I its pre,lec‘sisorson elegance of arousgroseuts and number of viWtori. The leapt Rost-ins is expected at .tetts, fwr • few bights, which pLace is full of fashitni. We have great plessare in stable , . that Visecnint Mit:rotes indisposition was only * slight cold. Linn which he is now perfectly rceovered. His Majesty of Bath gives hie first Spring Ball to his liege 11441 Jittery subjects, this aight. The Countess Dowager ALM 414 of Bucii.l7hamshire, will give a si . ,lendid rout on th e ..aith in stant, at her house in Grosvenor-place. Lady ELLIOT hit issued ben cards for each of herouts, which are announced for the4th and itith May. Lord KI4IIIIIIIEI gave • grand dinner. yesterday. to the Earl of LAUDERDALE and a large party of political friends. The Earl of Sr. Vinegnr, who hss been for some time confined at Roengr's, of a suriowr indix position, is now. pronounced, by Dr. BAIR D. Rho has been atteudiug him, in a state of couvuleir Mr. C 11.1141,111. on Friday, concluded Ili+ pedes trinu feut of our mile an hour, for one hundred successive hours, near Cauterhur), with great twir. Soine of the Later miles he walked is IJI and 11 minutes. The Duke of ORLEANS, and his brother Count BususoLats, embarked . at Portsmouth on Friday afternoon, under a salute, on bean! the Vet., ,taire frigate, Captain But.t.cts, which sailed on Satur day anoruing for Malta. Mr. MATTIIEWIII . ‘ rlhril C'sach ; et, ltassUeg into York-Aire, was P. 41 well received at 1101, on Tues day livt, that he repeated it there on IVinLiesday ; perfornsed it at Wakefield, on Thursday ; and at Doncaster, on Saturday, to overflowiai Louses; and tie will. this tsight, take au interesting part in The World W ILI. OF THE LATE MR. Be'u. GOLOPAID.—In contradiction to the various paragraphs which Lye appeared in the different Newspapers, we have authority to State, that the 11'ilt of the lute Mr. B. GOLDsMID, of Koelsampton, has not yet been o;iened.__ _ _ The Earl of Liaaatanc's physicians bacithy, re commended aquatic escursirms as necessary to the re-establishment of his health ; his Lordship hits taken a house at Lewisham. in Keut, a n d has or dered his very beautiful yacht to he bruti4ht to Greenwich, from Wales, for that purpose. (il 0111. E HIIIIIIRT , Eoq. M.P. for Seaford, will shortly bestow two of his dou4hteis il, marriage ; one to his nephew, Mr. Sion M. iiIBIERT • au e•Lii tient nit • ; the other to Mr. Este, flint re spectrhic clergyman in Shropshire. Their dvesses for t'Ao occasiria will be simply elegint. We andenitand, a wentleman of - Windsor has wi den sken, far is considerable wager, to ride from his Oa n house, its Prescott -street, 11 iad nr, to the Croon bin, Great Marlow, within I and h:!:!.—The bets to be decided in Atcut-heath rata ,e k. It i. determined that the Ktbitffit.r.titOtlitti, are • . hunt three times more this sen.o.l; this d.iy. . swil Saturday. They Mid thirty ~ti Twer•-hill; sr.J sn Thurstis : . ut SeaLe - The l)uke CIAIIIERI AND e%peCteli . . , this .11,1:CI, sport. The stall to Ise hooted . • ,--, -,1, 1 y i. t 'le the fan.e that greost sic sua tt..‘s talici at lienduts. 11R. PAULL. tonoNEEI INQVLST • An Iraricet• 'vas .ichl at six o'clock, on Saiterday ev g, at tee hone of Jame, Paull, Esq. in Charles -street, St. Jamin's-square, on the lesty of that gentleman, who hail pat a period to 1116 exist. euce oil Fnday eveniug; ANTLIONY.GELL, isq Coroner. John Bartick, tttebutlerand confidential servant of the slereased. was the tiiNt wituess.—He staterl, that on 1. ridgy evening, ahi;ut half past five o'clock, the maid serrant came down stairs, very mach alkalised. and told him that she heard liar master groan : he immetiately wens up along with her to his muster's bed-rumn, which was iu the second floor ice k. Uu catering the room he perceived Mr. Paull upon the lied, lying on his right ride, with hi: !mil over a wash-al:mil amino, which was in a stand wear the bed-side. (lir head was nearly severed from his isody, and one of his anus was extended over a kinking-glass-frame: there were three wrath cut. an the arm ;• a visor, anal a sur geon's lasacetT,..ere also near him, mud the beam war iiewiv full of blood. He did not thine him quite . dead. He took him and laid him on his buck, anal ran far sargian assicanee. Tile maid servant was neat called ; she stated that her master had come home at five o'clot k on Friday situating, and N elit to .betif_thad she went up Stairs at tea u'elock to liarht the bed-room tire, whim he desired h.% to tell has man not to come up until he rang the hell, whiada she accordingly did. She wetit up again about two o'cleck in the after noon, and tried the outward room door; it was locked ; said site wardesired by Mr. Paull, in a faint voice, uot to come in yet. She went up again at half-past live, anti fancied that she heard her master groan. The outward-.door bens; still locked, she went into the front, with NA lineation to go in by the middle door, bat her courage faded her. She Called the last witness, who sweat in with her, and they found Mr. Paull iu the situation describ ed by the preerdiug Witness. Mr. nroalie, Surgeon, sail, that he was sent for about half-past five o'clock, ou Friday aftentoun, to attend Mr. Paull, which he iinniediately did, and found boo its bed, with his throat dreadfully cut, from the right ear, wady to the middle of the chin ; the wind-pipe was uot cat, but Mr. Paull war qiiitedead. The wound appeared to huve been made with a sharp instrument, which in his opinion cameral his death : it must have been indicted with the kit hand. llere were also three cute can the right arm, which appeared to have been dour with a 14 nail sharp instrument. Mr. Butler, in agent of Mr. Paull, said, that the decetosed bud heel' in a very melancholy state for some time pact. Mr: Cooper, a friend of the deceased, said, that Mr. Paull used to dine at Ins house almost every day, and that at oue tune be found him a eery dwarfed companion ; but latterly, he observed lion very salen, and whenever the alimentation han poed to tura on East India affairs, he used to ay an the most violent passien.- The Jury returned a verdict of—Lausacy. It ie evident, fawn the emensinetione of the wit nesses, and other circumstances which bare pl red; that in consequence of a variety of in:toward eircuanstanees, said the excruciating pain occa sioned by the wound be received its his duel with Sir Fras...i: Barden, which was not haled to the Lett, that Mr. Paull's intellects had undergone a most material al/nage, and that hie derangement was so marked in the strangeness of his conduct as to be visible to all h. friends and acquaintances. He had heee at a gambling-house on Thur..lav night, where it is said he added to his entbarru:s meat by Ines at play. There 'can be no doubt, that his fitst dcsign was, by olieuiui a vein, to bleed to death, but that, urged by the importu nities of his servants, he ha recourse to the razor, with which he perpetrated the fatal sleed. HORRID HURLER! Between six and seven o'clock yesterdar sworn. ing, the Ludy of a watt was found at the bittern of M.nd-laue, %%lite Cousluit-fie:ds leading to Co penhagen-house. He was of =dale %Mlie and ae, stool of g enteel appearance, dressed in a duel• wised coat, dr.d.-coloured kerseyintre breeches and hussar halts altnost new, and a new hat, the usaker resi dent in Middle-raw, HolLorn. The body was lying on the side in the ditch, stretched at length, with bath hands up towards the chest. The body was quite *tiff and cold, and covered with the dew of tue morning. The face waos greoty disfigured, the lips 41.44; prodigiously swelled, and the skin under the e 1 es *ery block, with every lypC4rAtlce of Wolin.; suffered wrilent abuse. The thrum was cut by two torftst incisions upon the right side of the neck. Oate of them was troasterse foul the ear; the miter down the neck. Au hand kerchief had been thrnst down his throat, part of which was kluging out of his mouth. was one of the most shocking spectacles ever vittucased. Nothing was found in hi. pock ets except a blue spotted handkerchief, anal a neat tobaeco-bus, about two-thirds full. From the spot "where •the body lay, a track of bloo.l was traced for about fifty yards, into the second field from Lower Conduit Wiwi. Here there was a path way, and it appeared to be the scene of the niiir (lei., and that trona it the beds , was dragged or carried to the spot where it was round. At end of the track in this secousl field, is knife without* hanr dle w:u found. all covered with blood. It w.sa coarse common blade, long, but hooked, like a Ifltrilener ' st A red Nlorrocco leather purse was also fouud at the same plsce turned timid.: out ; and about midway between the wi.rot and the ditch where the body was finish', were lying a neck handkerchief and stitiner, all:tamed with blood. About I I o'clock the body was put into a shell, and couseyad to Islington Workhouse. In the c nurse of the Jay it was ►e trwted that it was owned, and that the deceased was a reliectable tradesman, resident near Bishop.- ..fate-street, a married man, with three children. It was also said. that two men. painless by trade, vihnse clothes were stained with blood, have been Llcr.i up upon snis i nicion of being the perpetrators of this most bArbarolll murder. In the dna lately fought at /to Jancirn, tl,c principals were General Ctatrrais.. avid Ca : tic.ii TCMPLE, of the Alahri•ar. in which s;.l Ge i.e,4l wa, a la.iss-n6e; to So...at ALLItt.:;4. DUE LLINC. BY • " 1 - e_ CAPTAIN RAMSAY. Satudity morning a meeting took place on &int/Ise/a Common, near •Portsmuuth, between Captain iatsby, of Alit 'Majesty's ship math,: and Captain Rainsav, of {{he Royal Marines ; but whilst they were smiling the distance at which they should fire, the lion. Capt. Boyle arrived on the groimil, and declared that, ht the order of Admi ral Montagu, Captain Nlatiby was his prisoner. Captain M. of course, surrendered himself, as on.. de, an arrest, and, after some words of ghat:alio% the ',vatic. left the ground. Mr. Vance, Slugfest of /taster Hospital. was in attendance, in case his profeesiottal sisistance should be necessary. This ' meeting arose flute!' the it sharp and angry meeting" between Capfaiu It. and Captain M. in the High.; street of rortsmouth, of which an iterouut was given iu THE. Burial Parses on Saturday. A duel was fought on Saturday morning on Ted. dington, or rather 'Twickenham Column'', between Mr. D----r; an American gentleman of fortune, residing in Nottioghain-street, awl Captain W---, 4 the navy, in convey uence of a disput e a t a coffee+ house in Covent-Garden, on ,Fridav evening. The parties are half brothers, and die dispute war a fa mily one. In the first fire there was no injury eau Word; and Mt. 111:---t, second to the American gentleman, interfered to adjust the differevceft, but did not succeed, and no dieing agiin, both were wounded, 31r. 1)--*, dangerously to the shoulder, and the Captain in the pis; ol a n n. THE PA Vit". The North East wind ilia n it prevent the holi day ftiAtiottables from tlimplavity; their spoil% attire yesterday. Lilac end jecquil pelisses and spencers were to be met in every dire , tion. There• vres• ougiber of carriages ; but the dust and wind were so troublesome, that the fair inhsbitauts were obliged to keep . the windows closed. Her R o y a l Hiiiliness the Princess CHARLOTTE of IV•ttli was in her coach. The equestrians were the Duke of A 'wets, the Marquis of HERTFORD ; Lords 0/Li:- SAINT, PAGET, and SAT and Sst.v.; awl Sir Jona LetcerrEa. The :nest eleoin, it carriage-d-ess is a loose pelisse of shaded and figured sartmet. bonnet or the same, in the helmet shape, with • whits short lace veil. VOL G7ITE I:Ji.9 . (casectra terra* To vat 1.41ns Litt **** * ) Mir tont, Whit hall, April 7, 1.!oll. At, oral elialplerille the reepective E•tack.sitments of the Voltinteer Corps is Great Britain with the number of rem actually verging therein, secorasns to the latest rectums, a Rest dello/my appears to exist in a large proportkrs of those Corps; His Molest) . has deemed a *sped.. ot that is revision of the Establishments, at which it may Lr propel. that such Corps about.' forearm be severally shall bike place lam there( oe in signify to /us ;Ise Ma jesty's pleasare, that the respective Voleenteer Cups .a :be County, under your charge, do, moil .1w orders, e• - reeder their LstaNishosent• r.lr ur.swuaily.lintitaid y.t►a~am►ra yesseu retaraved'as ectlary earolted and serving on the sot i st. Is seder to rye yon tremble, dinette. • Lam Ikea esrOvs fur .us inssuiest'mg the Contents of this Cert. r to the several 0.11/114.11.1: Ala, VaiIIITIIINT Corp., ar‘sLio paw CouLty. I b...., +(c.c. Ser. lIA ILICADURY. Nurem erg Gazette watts. that Austr:s, itt compliance with the *Wiwi of tit ye. had joined tho COufedenctima aria* .Swodeni and N] iuti• mated to the Swedudi Cluerge d'Araires to quit 1"iri,1111. Oir,Suturday the West London Militia had a grand neld-ttav iii lii Artillery-4.mnd, to corr. the ;lniversary of the Iteginicnt having presented their Colonel, Sir J ppun RAISED, with an elegant sword. The LOAD 3/A TOIL, the Earl of POMIPIAT, kr. saw the regiment go through ,e -veral military nutureuvress After wbch the Officers gave an elegant dinner at the City of London Ta vern, to their Colonel. The LOAD Maiba, the Earl of POMI'IIET, &c. were present. MODS. LA CieLVARAIMIL, the French Consul at DitlitZie, has been arras rd there by order of Gene ral t*pp, and sent prisoner to Paris, accused • of having accepted bribes to introduce British troods, arc!, by this means, within a few mouths, to har , t acquired four 'Minor., of francs. The 4ileia cutter, stationed off Southend to exa mine yawls pawing, sent her boat. halt week, to beard • collier ; th._• latrine in the bust was ordered to lire •Me of the vessel to bring her to ; bat un fortunately the coutentorof the market ki!leil one of the a sew. The soldier it delivered np to the civil power. The traitliorto that were ordered f. coo Graves. rod to cam) s, have, for the must part, ttailo4 to Galliono, near Woolwich ; the others will be id r w. voott as ready. They are suppered to be ek. btiiird for Sweden. . The President frigate, Capt. A 111 4 Hawn% is expected to sail this day from Po.tsmouth, with the Convoy for ti .e Brazils Admiril Sir J 411111111 SAMMIARCZ struck hit fag ea board the Victory, at Sheri-news, on F r day, and will not hoist it again till her arrival in the Downs. Another portion of the Electorate of Hanover has been given to Xing Jr.siostr. It lieu between the Weser and the Easuner, a, d consl,rists the butts ick of Polle, the town of Hodenwerder, and parts of the bailiwick, of Goolwide end Ors-a. Great re joicings took place at Wesel, on its 'Arial; iucorpo rated with Frahm; the city was illatnanated foe several nights, by order or the French mimes. daut. Saturday sennight. as three toys, one of the name of CeuWatltST. laid two of SIDINON* artier:fling iiirips from the rocks near &slur, the eta Bowyd roni.,l them. which the} did not perreive till toe late to retain the shore, and the whole of these were rowan]. Two of their lodtes hire 'Ante been picked up. This is the se. ond painful instaute of the kind that has occurred stithin a few we, ks. The participators of all the principal Prizes in the late State Lottery Scheme wilt naturally feel en impulse, in order to folio', their g-ro for tune, to heccnne enutlijote. also for the many great Capitals itilbe City Scheme. thus is just now at i‘sue. Nor should IlDeaCr.eNSfel adte!•turA., - . in the former be llct;ried thereby fr..m ve:.turiog in the latter; f thi.nOiro-tiaras iefLt;erltio-tu large pis..., of money in the Scheme, she may, tures thele,-. ittel.tied to pre-ent.theas with callaut Hussein: the LAy Lottery.