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where almost all Ihe Fren c h ce the I tth. It is not, how. iis bAttle cm be S) near at I laden with arms, ammuri. day. under an escort float neral Oudiou sets out to-day same place. SLILSWICK, nee. 30. Teen arrived at Warsaw on • Prince Murat was confined nd fever. built the bridge over the Vis te du pouts on the Beg, th e which latter place surrer..!tr. irnrishes daily take place Ist id French out-posts on the success is alternate. Ti.e ye a decided superiority over Paris on the Mk, wa s ex , g of January, to put hinutlf sh Confederation. • with 73,000 men, retreat the Narew, destroys all as vith him all those Poles arts the army, so that the whole and Putusk, on the Nat% .solace waste. In the hospi. lumbers of soldiers andoi'. ix, and other diseases, one with a general leprosy. alai matter, (rem all parts or the curable. Ti IN ro'', between the Russ!ats , j ust be ling was ready for tl.is put owl , have occupied a very strop cum ) entirely :or set cut with die lattllOrt ,rced RGH CORK; CEMBF Et f.l. PITERSDUROR. DEC. ield•Marshal Count Killl2l.ll* ity for the army. Rase, relative to the recruit• been published here, alterirg to be raised, from four to milt, and to be taken to the PRESEURCH, DEC. 13. eceived here, that :* e Ras -IUVe taken possession of Sh RS friends and allies of the hey have advances' as far as pith the Servians, who are nder the command of Czerri. iaw, of the I st of December, igsen, who commands 73,000 edd.quarters at Pulausk, ia d the Vistula, on the Na.t* I been these eight days befo::. TONNINGII4. DEC. 90. from the neighbourhood of tee in representing the scar. reigns amongst them, to be 1 Josephine, and the Queen ms, fled from the contagion. , with 50,000 men, is near French, whose misery and stomach for fighting; its om all quarters, that the af ssperate. or THE MAINE, DEC. 20. urrender of Cattaro, arcerd• from Trieste, is not con• and Cattarese still maintain russian Jewess in Silesia has ; those still in possession of Schsveidnetz, Silberberg, Cosel. g to the Public Journals, lave been raised, since the c, and the greatest military throughout the country. irk, that the troops of the orm a middle line, the front vered or sreured by French :s are assigned them to oc pal corps of Bavarian anti in Silesia. The troops of t Erfurt; those of Baden at urg, Darmstadt, and Na,. lose of Bug, lsenburg, and burg. &c. The eighth prin ial Mortier, united witlithe h, occupies East Friezeland, thus forms the left wing Army. egimeats have received or- E /AP[[. INHAIIIT•1471 or ft ,a--ArsPog the mournful events e course of the praent eat, there filled w.th it et the ban of Fire h'e put of hn provinces and filth subjeOs oppressed, by the weight of sufferings, which be the inevitable consequences of a war, in which the a, by his mania? of waking war, unusual in our time, , exhausts the asuntry through which he passes, with 'arced reqeisitions of every kind; and by large bodies of ma readers, who swarm round his discipline/ armies, and who, incapable of sparing, treat the armed warrior, and the unhappy peaceable inhabitants, with the same ruelty ; and every where have behind them traces of the grossest barbarity—desarts and ashes; even when, through fear of violence, the unarmed in habitants have sheen the greatest submission in their reception of these destroying hordes. Ild Majesty perceives that his faithful Silesian Provinces are now likewise threatened with the same wretched fate. It sensibly grieves His Majesty, that he is prevented, by the ,a aa rine of affaire, which renders his presence necessary at other points, from hastening, in person, to the aid of his faith• Sul se as iane, who have, at all times, and under all eircum stances, rewarded the paternal sate of their Monarch, for the weave and prosperity of their country, by the most unshaken attachment to the Idolise of Prunia. The enemy boasts---favoured by fortune, so liable to change, and not less favoured by the treachery of base traitors--that he has already annihilated the whole force of the Prussian Mo- Patchy. Bat he knows not that His Majesty Is at this moment at the head of a formidable army, which burns with eagerness to en gage the oppressors of the country. He knows not, or apietars not to wish te know, that the Mo narch of Prussia finds himself surrounded by a guard, which no force, on misfortune, no Wiesen, can subdue--the unalter able love of hie people. lie knows not, that every day thousands of volunteers ofFr themselves, with arms in their hand:, to set bounds to his pro grecs ; and that the Veneta display no hiss activity and energy in defence of their King and country, sad to defend their pro perty from unexampled rapacity. He flatters himself with the doubts he is anxious to dines initiate, of the promised aid of Rusin. But he deceives himself in his hopee, the mos , sacred and inviolate fulfilment of all Treaties entered silt., if tae of the principal traits in the character of the noblenniuded Sovereign elan the R1.111i115. Already taro formidable Russian armies have arrived near the Sinks of the Vistula, whin a third, much more numerous, is advancing by rapid marches. Already legions of patriots, voluntarily armed and wed to battle, are prepared to join the armies in the field. His Majesty, ender these circumstances, depends o:r the attachment of his Silesian States and subjects, who have, at as time:. both by word and deed, given the meet manifest proofs of their unshaken fidelity ; and he believes, that by the appointment, ad interim, of one of the mast distinguished of ewe, his Excellency tire Prince of Arthalt nen, to be Go irerno.•General of Silesia, he gives them a proof of his confi dence and geed will. Conducted by this Prince, who has girt ricits:y signalised himself in the course of the war; the states arid all classes of the inhabitants . of Silesia, will certainly exert themselves, to contribute all in their power, in canjunctiort with the forces which His Majesty will tend to their assistance, to defend their country, and their owls venom in p a ni c ,,ta,, invested with full powers by His Majesty, 1 therefore here by call on all and each of the inhabitants of the Silesian pro vinces, to bear cheerfully the sacrifices arid burdens, which probably nay be neeeesary for this great object, and the rather as they can not on) , have no proportiem to the enormous sacrifices to which they must b' cubicle!, should the enemy enceeed in his attempts to conquer Silesia; but, as in due time, they will be rewarded by His Majesty, and, as far as ponible, their losses made good. Given at Breslaw, December re, Mi. CUUNI VOT GOTZEN, Major and Flu:id-Adjutant to His Majesty the King. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. TEILYRSDAY, JAmomor S. The following of communication was trans mitted, on Tuesday night, to Ltor n's :, " Admiralty-Office, Jan. 6, 11117. " A Sranish packet from Montevideo, lut from Rio Janei ro, has been captured by •Ifis Majesty's ship Pncenix, on bard of which were found smile papers, dated at the Mime, place, 2lst August. " No intelligence on the subject of Buenos Ayres has been obtained." Yesterday another communication, to the follow ing tenor, was transmitted to LLOYD'S " Admiralty Office, „Um 7, 1807. " 8r an examination of the Prisoners of the Spanish packet, it appears that see sailed from Mint* Video upward, of three months since, at which tame that piece was in posses sion of the Spaniard:, and rt e n Ayres of the k:ndli,h." The r:Tort of the recap:ure. of Buenos Ayres is now susraesi to have originated i• ponttc.il or mercan•ile speculation at Lisbon, in a scheme fur preventing the sending of reinforcements in troops to that colony, or damping the speculations of our blerchantL We have received Papers from Hamburgh to the 30th, and from Altona to the 9 let last. They con. tans the Peoclaisation issued on the pail of the Ktnz of PIII.IBiIA, to the Silesians, of which we gave the substancc yesterday. It breathes a spirit worthy of the descendant of the Great FRU/CRICK. The selfish and timid condua of the Chun of Berlin, pre-/ions to the present war between France an i Prussia, must surely have been the work of his Ministers, and could not have been the uninfluenced choice of a Prince of such firm an .I m •aly feeling. Should he have resolution to persevere, vAory may yet return to his standard. The st rte of :he French army in Poland is much mire wretched than the Papers receive 4 on Tuesday taught us to believe.-- , . A letter of the ]6th from Berlin, represents the hos pitals, in every town, as crowded with sick.— Fhousands are said to lave already perished by disease ; and famine, aided by the severity of the climate, is likely to aggravate its terrors. — Seal cely three-fourths of the French troops are said to remain it for active setvice ; and Boa my a is thence supposed unable to follow up his successes, with his eltaraderistic rapidity. 'The apparent relax ation of his militaryoperations has been hitherto attri buted, and, we believe, more truly, to other causes. We have been taught to believe, that BONAPARTS halted at Posen, for the purpose of rceoluti'inizing ' Poland, with a view to avail himself of the whole of its population in the prosecution of his ulterior designs, and that the Russians had studiously avoided a battle. The latter, however, ate said to retreat no longer, and having concentrated their force, feel themselves prepared for a general battle. General Bteitsiosza, who holds the chief com mand, was at Puistusk, on the Narew, a small river which runs into the Bug. The King of PRUSSIA, whom previous accounts stated to be at Memel, appears to have joined the Russian head-quarters. Bort AAAAAA after visiting Thorn, arrived on the 19th, at Warsaw, whete Muss r was confined to his bed, by indisposition. Tne next a.:counts cr , ll probably inform its whether he is gone is Warsaa for the purpose of proclaiming the kingdom of P.. 1 ind, or of following up his military operations. An Aim;ral.y Ni-sseng , r arrived on Sunday, at Falmouth, with .la,patchei tor the Fly sloop of war, which was ordered to sail immediately. Her desti nation is unknown. A French cutter privates, Le Raven, of 14 guns has been capuired oy the Psek., .and Scarp/on, and carried into Plymonta. Lr Favors is one of 17, of the same class, that lately sailed from St. Maloes. Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, His MAJESTY arrived At the QvLew's Palace, from Windsor. At two o'clock H s st Ales ry held a private Levee, which was attended by The Archbishop of Canterbury. The Lord Chancellor. The Lord President of the Council. The Lord Privy Scat. The First Lord of the Treasury. The Three Secretaries or State. 'f be Master Goneral of the Ordnance. The 16.hu i p of &attn. Earl Vitamt.lia Vinson' Ossuiston. Lot 1.-13 , 5t00 and Heathfleld. Tie lean of Wilid.or. Gleam Sri V. Hai:whoa. Sir H. IL Neale. Fawkener. The fo*lowing had the hoseur of Wing presented to His Mai sor y-- Captain Sir kaldwaid Hamilton kir Lid Spencer, boon hi , being to t..es cuestas.' i 1 , 14 koy4l Amy y4c,s , . 'l' in Rat .)r Liu t .1.44 by , u .on At. besny tranagte: • Lis kabol.o Uro . Ortiltilß.olfg r , .b.O 11. • Kevorend Yiehst, 41.1 •,,iiiiage bet...o its .tarry y u t ut tb. occa.ice. Viscount Osiiutsros delivered to IN MaJbaT• the Addreu of the I - louse of Comon..s neon 't.c Papers relative to the late Negociai 011 heliig LLIJ before them. After tie Levee. His M.titsry held a Privy Council. His NAJZSI Y gave audiences to the LORD CH NCILI.OI. Lords GILTIVILLE And How MI aaa Mr. WINDN•M. At five o'clock, His MAJESTY set Oil. /11 his re turn to Windsor, escorted by a party of Light Horse. The Duke if NaaruuMßeeLAND has accepted the Colonelcy of the Oxtord Blues, and has appoint - ;.1 Mr. Bowel as his agent. His Grace of NORFOLK is to have the vacant blue ribbon, and the Lird Lietitenantcy of Sussex, with the Command o' the Militia of that county. Yesterday, a Court of Direttors was held at the East India House, when the following Commanders took their final leave of the Court, previous to de parting for their respeCtive destinations, viz:—Capt. JOHN KIRKP AT RI CK, Henry Addengton, Capt. W. W. FARRIER, Cumberland, Capt. GLOROE WI L BANK, Cslrelilt, for Madras and China. The Court ad journed at six o'clock. The Hon. Moarom F.nxtr, son of Lord AUCK LAND; has been appointed Governor Vendue, Mas ter of Demerara and Essegnibo, in America. Yesterday Lord Ga ettvixxit, after attending His MAJISTY at the Levee, had an audience of the Prince cf Waxes, at Carlton House. A Meeting of the Ship-owners took place, yesterday, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate.street, when some ll:solutions were entered into respettiog Pilots. The fortress of Graudenz, on the belt bank of the ' Vistula, was built by Feet:mum the Gfe-ir, after the first partition of Poland, in 1772. The comple tion of the work; took up the space of ten years, and cost thirteen mill;ons of dollars. Hie fortress is -a mated in an extensive plain, not far from the Vis. tub', a.. 1 its environs can be laid under water. The Public, particularly the trading part of the community, must feel greatly indebted to Lord Gar'vsLLeforhisgoodintentioninbnngingferward a Boil to regulate the laws of the Isle of - Man, which will be the means of preventing its being any longer a sanctuary for swindlers. The following ships, from the state of ordinary, are ordered to be repaired immediately at Plymouth, and fitted for home service, viz. Sales Panel SA) guns, Alfred 74, Cole , it 74, and Vanguard 74 ; several other ships in Ilamnaze have been surveyed, and reported fit for service, and many are cond •tuned. The Ma►y, CL AKE, from Ayre, for Buenos Ayres, is on share at Cumbletown, and must un- The Ist Light Battalion of the King's Comm Legion, commanded by Col. At. eon, m trched from Middloton Barracks on the 29th Wt. for Baadon. _ ..~ ~~ • ~ i ~~... .. • THEATRE.. Daunt-tans Last night the charming Opera of Tie iirse of Belgrade was performed at th:s Theate ; Ba A stmt never appeared to greater a lva•itage. than in the 3,e-oilier, nor gave the d r; allotted him with greater USN, sweetness, an 1 science Mrs. Moureratti was elegant and inipres=ive in Katherine, and sing with all het must excellence. S fORACE wss in high spirits, aid loudly a.-,- ,, / in her duets with Mr. Saanara and % , 1r BAN%ISTLR, who resumed his fawririte part of Lrop.l I, and was extremely lively. Mrs. BL AtiD Warbled her airs with her usual sweetness ; and the wholc went off with the greatest eclat, and received the most Un bounded applause, from a brilliant and crowded audience. Mr. MANN'S, and the Duchess of Roxsusoss gave a most superb dinner, at their hoese in Portman-square, yesterday, to the following No bility:— Toe Duehesa of St Alban'a, the Duke of St. 'Om's, the Doke of Argyle, arid the Duke of D..ter.n.hire 1...c1 and Lady Matte, Lad and Lady W 1114,1 Knoell, Lad. Anne Wyndham MIN Manners, Ler I James Murray, 1. - rd Alex Gorrlon, Ltd A. Hamrltors, Lrnd Maynard, See George Warrender, Sir Herheote, Bart ; Mr. F.llint and Mrs. Elliut, Mr. Eraxtne, Mr. V..e.ienden bee, and Mr. Gassier. Yesterday Lord Gaxmvicxx entertained the Ca binet Ministers with a dinner, at his house in Down. ing-street. Lord Hama , / PATTY gives a Cabinet dinner on Saturday, at his house in Downing-street. The Opposition are evidently resprovisg, as every night they exhibit an amendment. Lard GIORGI T•Y1014. will return to Harrow School on Monday nest. Vis..ount and Viscountess Cita sweat entertained a eelea dinner party, yesterday, at their house, us Great Stanhepe.strett, May-fair. The Duke and Duchess of MONTROSE arrived, last Tues,tay, at their house, in Grosvenor-square, from their seat, at Buchanan, P:rthshire. Earl Frrzwittr•re left town, yesterday, for Milton Abbey. The Earl of Bice' v t will leave town, next Mon day, for Northamptonshire. The F.arl of Deasy has been indisposed at the Oaks, with an attack of the gnus ; are happy to state, his Lordship is rather betrer. VisCOUnt STANLEY left to so, yesterday, for the Oaks. Colonel and Mrs. Next:sat have passed their Christmas holidays with Lord YARBOIWUOII, at Brocklesby, Lincolnshire, and are expected in town in a lew days. Arrivals at Kis:masa% Hotel, in Lower Brook street, Crmvenor.sqdare, this week :-- Lord Henry Stuart, trora t's Grange, near Alreafrerd G Wentworth, Eq. 51. P from Winter Park, Yeelsh.re ,• Cu 'one' Magan , trom Ireland ! . John Warren EN from Orwell Prrk, near Ipaerten and JA' PAW Waregory, Eq. from lath. Mrs. Dimmers will lend her powerful vocal aid to the Concert, at Leeds, on Monday, for the be. nelit of the Infirmary. General Perez' has arrived in the North of Ireland Sir James and Lady BT. acuwoon, and E. S. RtoTIIVEN. Esq. M.P. embarked at Danagliadee, en Friday se'nnight, for Scotland, on their way to London. Tire celebrated Rtcataa, the admirable performer on the 'Tight Rope, and who has lately perform ed at the Bath Theatre, to crowded houses, is en gaged, for three nights, at the Gosport 'l'l , e;.sra Ir. and Mrs. ALLNUTT, Mr..;All . ..A1 re, Mrs. ARBUTHNOT. and Mrs. BANTON, have leli Brighton to enjoy the pleasures of London. Lord Geosoc BERISFORD, Mrs. Li.nro and Daughters, and Sir EDWARD BAYNES, are enjoy ing, at this advanced season, the se• breezes of Brighton. A Naval Officer, in the North of Ireland, adver tises the loss of his gold laced uniform bct and his sword. It is well it was not his doublet and hose. The maternal affeaion or Mrs. T. loses bas been fully rewardid by the recovery of her son, Master -Muss, from the same fever that carried off Master Wstee. We are concerned to state. that from the confinement and fatigue, Mrs. deists is in disposed. F•aotutaa's celebrated Comedy of The Beaux Sera inaeus was revived at the Dublin Theatre, on Tues day se'nnighr, for the put pose ot introducing Mrs. H. JOHNSTON in the character of Mrs. Sullen, in which she appeared to the greatest possible advantage Mr. RICHARD JONFS personified Archer, with all that spirit and vivacity so prcuiiarly his own ; and Mr. Futt•st, in the part of Saab, gave entire sa tistaSion. The audience testified their approbation of the whole performance, by bestovri,.g on it the most ample applause. A match, fur .50 guineas, has beenipade between two gentlemen in the neighbourhood of Sleaford, Lincolnshire, to ride a steeple rare, for tell milei, on some day in this month. Much interest has been excited, and large bee are depending up..rn the performance. The riders are not to gn through any gateway, nor is either to take the seine leap as the other. The poor of North Luffenham, Lincolnshire, had on Christmas-day a large quantity of beef and po tatoes distributed amongst them; the annual bounty of the Lady Nosi.s. Awl, on New-year's-day, the poor of Ketton were regaled with Lady JANs ED.. WA Rues usual gilt of a fat bullock, kc. The following truly noble aft took place in the neighbourhood of Worcester, a few days ago:— A Nobleman, riding over one of his farms, was met by a tenant in mourning, and inquiring into the CALM, was informed that he had lost his e,dest eon, whose life was io an estate lie held under his Lordship. The Nobleman, after condoling with his tenant, passed on without further observation ; but, to the surprise of the latter, on the morrow lut was presented with a new lease, sulastituting the lite of his young-st Ma, only sight years of age, for that of the decesued, without ellktng any fine tot renewal, or raising the oat. , - FOX CIIASF. • Mr. WATT 73 AND Cr 11 ‘1 ti ,, TERMAN SYKES.; FJX 1140 J; US. These hounds had, on Wednesdays .'nnight,osv f r.. .e hardest and be,t days that the 17ortim remenflerh; they were met at Biahop Burton Villa •, by rpwards of an hundred hoorsem-n ; from whe .re erey proceeded to Mr Wa.ts's Wain, wh-re they loon I immediately; %rid after running a quarter a An hour in covert, the fox woke away, and riled a most egrillent to,. of in hour, when they ran Vro Sm in an open field ; they then proceeded In &ware W.)nd, and tau in a small covert of dir•F. Leg or d's, adjoin ng from whence, a fox went away ups a h yin? . ti.e first whip crack, and never turned sis :I ad round, or owned airy covert, man tie w.at to Nunivarnii ern Brat, which, in the I-tie h- took, was 16 mi:es frgn the pl ehe was iorse.'., over the fi est country in the worll, 1)6. g :.:.e grcatest part tat I, and hardly a fence Use whole . till the fir , r cheek, which was about seven The hound.; were neve , known to go taster ; during the n:.ole of this extraordinary rue, Whirls tired all the horses, they never went less than the e quarters speed. Tne day was the finest possiale. and the brilliancy of the scene was heightened by several ladies in carriages. who seemed to enter a, much into the joys of fox-hunting, as the keenest sportsmen. 14 ------- Tuesday, being the Anniversary of the Ma nifestation of our Saviour, the LOUD Jaiscs CHRIST to the Gentiles, commonly called ti e Epiphany, the same was oilserved at ea Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace. His MallAT v, as Head of the Established Church of England. attended on this occasion, when in the habit of at tending this place of public worship.; bin far these several years past, he has been represented by the Loan Cnait is, or ViczaCitauseataiis.— On the above day, Lord 1014 N T , His ts r v's Vice-Chamberl tin. attended Divine Ser vice, in Ills NI aa c.r v's Royal Pew, with several attendants. the Yeomen of the Guards, and (abort, the same as if His Ni sa esti sr was present. After the G -girl for the day. from whi.th Chapter i 7 e Festive' is taken, it begins at toe 21 Chapter of St. Matthew, wherein it states, " that three wise men of the East followed the star, which app-ared neer the birth-oiace of our Saviour ; and on their covering him, they fell down and worshipped him, and th sn opened their treasures, and presented ulna hiin their gits, van • •ng of gold, frankincense, an myrrh." From this record, the ceremony has hen kept up to this day. After which. a solemn symphony commenced on the organ, and Lord Jai THYISNIt let the Royal Pew ; and, wit'i two atter. , d ants, the three representing the wise men of 01.,. proceeded op the aisle of the Chapel, to the • I altar, where they bowed three tins's; when tie Rev. Mr. Hot saes, the Sub-Dean, resented to them a r . gild dish, Into which his Lordship put three crimson -velvet bats, ornamented with gold, containing Ills MAJESTY'S offering to the Church, of gold, frani iocerna and myrrh ; his Lordship took the hags from a very elegant oval crimson velvet box, white was held by one of the attendants. After his Lord ship had token his seat again, in the Royal Pew, tae appropriate Anthem of tl " Arise shine U Zion, tear thy light is come, and Ow store of the Lord is doers upee thee." was admirably sung by Messrs. Goss, Goss, • SALMON, VAUGHAN, FUMES, and SALK. Thursday se . unight, a meeting took place at Fa ranshone, near Limerick, between Lient. B-- and Ensign C—, both of the ;1i th Regiment, stationed there ; after taking their ground, and pre vious to the signal being given, I.ieut. B.'s pistol, by some accident, went off ; the tuntents of which lodged in the ground at a short distance; by the in terference of the seconds, the parties were then re conciled. A Gentleman, formerly of the University of Ox ford, and a great mechanic, has sent to Messes. LOCK!' B ink 101. forJostpis Hoke/non, a plumber, as a reward for his great improvements on water was A short time since, Jaw is Bert's, Esq. house. near Edgware, was entered and robbed by a ma t desperate gang of villains. Mr. B. was awoke about two o'clock in the morning by a noise at his chamber window ; he gt up in c .thequence, and discovered a man on the out ide of the window. endeavoui in. , to break it i.pen ; Mr. B. resisted him but at length' El e succeeded in breaking the sash. and tarced h s way in ; two tellers soots fol lowed him; they knocked Mr. B. down, but promised they would not injure him or his family. if he would tell where his cash and valuable pro. peaty was, as they must have it to paz, travelog expences ; which Mr. B. found h;rnael • under the necessity of promising to do The rooters then led Mr. B down stairs. when they let 'n fur more f their companions. The whole gang then proceedesl • to search the house; and they male their escape with property, io a very considerable amount O.* Tun lay, Mr C. Jos es, one of the condultois of the patrols belonging to the Public Offize, Bow. street, arrived ii. town with a man in custody, from the Isle of Wight, who, upon his being examined hi.. fore Mr Reap, was identifie4 to be of e of the gang. All of them had their faces blacked, except one ; and he had a bladder over his head and face, with holes is it. for his eyes and mouth Last Friday, the Lottery Commissioners snper inten.!ed the cutting off the respalive Numbers. Prise Tickets. atc. for the ensuing aranting ; a cies. cumstaoce that .iug!.t to stimulate diiatory advert curets not to delay a moment lo.,ger in possessing Tickets or es, trim they chose to est them selves from eatery chance of gaining the numer ous and immense Capital Prises, in one of the most interesting Schemes t iat ever invited their embrace. We have heard. at various intetvals, of the cif at of &mimed stagitstises ; but if ever the powers of at traetien cat, isa with more than usual force on tie hum.n &eine, it is in the instance of the preset t State Letkry ; tor if a S.:hetne. ponessinz, among numerous OCler great Capitals. Two ?vets irt 30,0001. each, and with but 1.5.000 Numbets. • DOT a magnet of extraordinary force. it will be dint cait to Ray what Lottery Scheme can possibly mere more gene-al attratffion. The 13th hitt, will be jrin to toting cols impo:taat event to issue—with no less an anneuocement to the very Erst-slraern nun,. bit than 20.0001. I