The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-12-29 00:00:00

.........., -___!...• ‘Jkla .......,........, -CAN -1•12X. .08SES UT To f their 3 K the Army gue tv '11.4 Ey • as which and t. Tl.c IkU•w, I rri v..,1 havic lt goon., prwtnd alert") town, Juntm . ZLAAIt aptein towu of the ts and irgahs .4;id to be yeti is Amish entltrs with a itatityn cent 'ionp, rrowiy to 2,1. three !voted ig the :lock, r tl:e un,t f the t, arivg mer:kl izeus, 154 - lrfti e a- eel ly • bad mat! C. Letirv, brig:; 'rude i reat.i,, 100 u Aro; )y the Cr•t, :FI ,f pl . • ag v. aot!a: , ohd per• 19 , how- urix 1 e teat rnt?J K,. 1111.'1 I"•'' of t:ld put)c- cutri ', UV' !auk. %Mto110:%1•, F ~„•: iv , Art: If ever Ettrer 71 the ,f Ow. n vast priAor, u I 'night jtis the r: AL Li well ,tt the torilithe commend of the town. All the strong ! twits were put into the hearts of the French, and a 4-eneral pardon was proclaimed. What farther measures were taken in the city up to the Bth, the ;hite of the 16th Bulletin, are not mentioned. The • titerval was probably passed iisendenvours to t;wii quillize the inhabitants, and preparations fur cele brating the restoration of King Josue. While these important measures were is progress at his. :rid, BONAPAUTS does not appear to have lost -tgbt of the army of Chstasos, which, after its defeat at Tudela, had proceeded South-West, 11 Rorja, Calatayad. and Siguenza. iu the direction of Madrid, with intent to cover that city.— On the it was recosiruitred in the vicinity of Goa&!avant, ahoita miles north-east of Madrid, ...oiler the command of General PENA ; CASTANOS .t•AvitoK been. according to repot', suspended by • • •••• airy Junta, we mourn- in consequence of • .tt :.t at Tudela. an event which has been at tributed to an• injudicious position of his army ou that dry. Upon the communication of this intel ligence.. the Duke of ISTRIA (Nlarshal Bessieres( WAS scot with a lar;;:e force of cavalry, followed by the Duke a Bsu.u,io (Marshal Victor), to watch its tarrremeats. Oa the snivel of the French at Guadalitsam, they comet there only the scar guard of the army of CAhf &NOS, the main body having passed on in its retreat in the direction of Andalusia. This rear guard the French attacked and dispersed. taking 600 prisoners, while it is said another French foie?, under General Rurtte, advanced to Aranjuel e where be put to Right tlto part of the ar.oy of CAST/1140s which bud passed Oustilithisani, and, proceeding to Ocana. cut off its retreat to Curse*. We apprehend, however, that the Spanish army did not mean to retreat to Cu. eine. which lies to the Eastward. bat that it was priseeediog, and did proceed. South-West, in the' , direction of the Sicrra Morena. The Bulletins add, that the divisions of Mtt.- WALD rad Lssat.t.c were ordered to advance on Portugal by Zilavara de la Reyne, that the English wesw flying ou retry side, and that the division of Lasst.i.a haying fallen in with sixteen English stragglers, put Mew all to the sword. The strag glers here alluded to, and thus barbarously mare,- cord, could be only some of General hors's divi sion, which had advanced to the Escurial ; and. as we have been given to understand, afterward , rejoined General Mooar's army. As to the al leged general flight of the English troops, the French statement can only mean their re treat. We tied by the dispatches brought by the Orestes, that General Mooag was at Salamanca on the Bth, the date of the 16th Bulletin, at which time he way not aware of the Capitulation or Ma drid,, and had peseta! a cotyot M &mom w or. 3er to form a junction with Cletwral Batau.— From the direction which our form are taking, it would appear that tire enemy may hove a chance cf interpusing bcta reit thew and Lisbon. We . trust, however, that if retreat be rivetmary, they will be able to re.ch that city, as we anderstand the reinforcements and supplies sent out by Minis ters are principally desti.ied for that gander. Sa ragossa had not surrendered; but, left alone, the fall of that brave and loyal city may he anticipated. Rosia•vtill held oats and a corps of four hisrulred English, it Is said, were driven into thelen during the siege. Escurial, which is about lt miles north • west of Madrid, between that city and Guar larratna, it appears made but a sltgbt rriatance. That post . was not, however, forced until the 3d. The French force that arrived at 'Madrid, previous to that date, we may presume advanced on the Eastern side, by Buitriago. The Orestes shop of war, of 16 Awns. Captain LACENOTIERE, arrived, on Sunday lint. at Fel nioutli, after a plasagc of eight days from Co mma. The lettere and nrwsripers brought by her will not be delivered until this day. Govern ment, however, yesterday received intelligence from Spain by this conveyance, and in the course of the day they published the following Bulletin : " The °motet aloof) of war has united from remiss, which phew she left n the Ittb inst. At that tints it was known that the Fien.-h 1..1 'Larsson! towards 31adrid, and that they acre in posiessi.o of the Facnnal ; bat it was re ported, and generally 10-hewed in Galliria, that the Wendt Lai leen mallard milli great staaghter hi an attack upon Gowernment have received Dispatches from Kir J 0.% Afiwirr, d ite , l the 401 instant. Sir Jolla, we awJ. island, state+, that be had not received any lenitive intellivnce of t►e prticre” of tie rremeli, bat he had receir. d accounts tn•t himorni still hei.l out. Fa. Juba able adds, that ►e was t .is meatier-1 t , rect a junction between las °wit army amt that of S.r D ot id Baird " This I. the subatanee of the rtispateJles front Sit John Moore • the mottoes fium enemota state, that he had rushed nn a corps to Zamora, fir the purpose •Cfaes;.t.tt:i; his jusetmo virtit Sir David Baird. 'Wh..• th u s j o . ict ,,.. shall have tate* sate, them aril he iu Spai• an twain! British army of 40 ,,0 0 rocs. "The army of tht Nlarpois De Mona.ni...ll:th is at Lem, )61e W 0601414 is daily mercAsin.j. / t g ;, rat pleasure tr find th..t the revers," which /he CpotuAl 1..• e swats:soca have nut creatr.l any t'2.h.:7 diopositene); ow the e..ntrar-, it hes rowed thews to grrater eseenic,l2-" t'ormitit•red a; a captives ar,d v•ctim‘, 611!••• rojny 4 p: - cricio.i3 ::•;.i uncertain species of n,ten itsd•-!weJrs,, r, vrt. petually watched by a vi,;!aut ktcpt:, Cat prce::: state of the Continent presents that picture. The two Kinr, of Sicthr and of SANDI:4IA. from the insular nature of their dominions, and the protec tion +Forded them by our Reefs, are beyoud the reach of NAPOLEON'S actual prover or vengeance. GlisTaVes, in it similar degree, from his apparent intangibility, might brave the Corsicans displea sure ; but lie has already boat his Pomeranian ter.' ritories at the mouth of the Oder ; while ALEXAN DER, acting as the instrument of BONAPARTE, has overrun Finland, and even Lapland,ilmost to the Arctic Circle. Yet Sweden ►till remains the only Continental Power, whete a CAULIN COUNT, a BitaNADoTTE, an Atioaxossi, or mos Diplomatic Emissary, does not dictate to the Sovereign, and insult the Government, in the very palace and capital of the country. The ports and harbours of Austria and of Prussia, not withstanding the freakier of Presburg mid of Til sit, are as much closed by Box AAAAA E as those of Bourdeaux, or of Marari:les. Even neutrals no longer exist ; and the ships of America, if they presume to mitigate the Baltic, or the Adriutic, if they enter Meinel, ur Mau, or Tneste, are iii 'tautly seised and confiscated. Yet, under these inaimioas end degrading badger ef servitude, we are informed that Ni. Pausslatt IllaJesee is about to re-visit Berlin, and Potsdam, and Sans Souci At a tints too, when his Corsican Ruler still retains in his own hands the three keys of Pomerania, Breedeebergh, and Silesia—Stettin, Custrin, and. Glogau I It is difficult to conceive any situation more completely within the tyraiit's grasp. Fee- DINAID the Vllth was not in fact more mat Bay ooiie, than FEEDZEICR WILLIAM is at Berlin.— It must, nevertheless, be admitted, that at Konigs berg, or at 11Ienttl, he was not more secure, since the base defection and submission of his late Im perial Ally, ALEXANDER; who, no doubt, far from affording him an asylum in Russia, would have 'sized on and delivered him up to NAPOLEON on tne first intimation. Uuder such circumstances, the ruccezaior of FELDERICIL the GREAT, only 22 years after the decease of that Illustrious Monarch; is completely sunk to a level with the Jxaories and the JOACHIM.; happy if he can he admitted into the revolutionary circle of dependent Krivoi furnishing their contingent, and marching, or coon•' termandiug Isis progress, by orders issued at Paris, from the office of TALLI.YRAND or of CHAMPAoxY! Austria is not as yet fallen quite so low, though her Couiscils have manifested almost an unlimited obedience to the nsehdates, or even the wishes, of BoNs PARTE. What can we cx:wet from a power. which closes its ports, eatineuirhes or interdicts i commerce, recals its Embassadors, and *mull ',- hostile attitude towards a inendly state, cm .:d by treaties, at the commend of a foreign ri bola. donor) , Usurper? We see, nevertheless, that like ExceLADus, under the tires of Etna, the unfortu nate Emperor of A usears--Em perm of Genesee no more—sometimes h , and demonstrates his anxious, or indignant wish, to resume a more re spectable or independent appearance. If he had so felt, and so acted, after the Battle of Austerlitz, the career of NAPOLEON . ' crimes and triumphs might unquestionably have been arrested. ALEZ• MODES was then true to the cause of Europe, and Fartisatez WILLUM would have interposed while Prussia was still a power. Hsuowtvz and Itomsezow would hot have humbled the mo narchies of Priissiis arid of Russia. as we now be hold thew. That the Cabinet of Vienna mech. dares and prepares for mic more struggle, we know, and BONAPARTE le well aware. The good or ill success of Mr. ADAIR . " miss' to the Porte, will accelerate, es.. will retard, the efforts of the Austrian Government. If the Turks raise the standard - of Mehomet upon the plains of Adrian*. pre, and attack the Russians on the Loirer nanoilee, thou we shall not be surprised to see Austria corns. forward. Fitaects is evideutly taking measures for retreating into the Imperial Poland, Cr into Hungary, according to eireuinstannes, if the enemy 'should again advance to Vienne.— The construction of the fortress of Jablu,ika, at this tune, and the repairs making at Conlon', clearly indicate tire intentions of that Csoveninseet. 'rite former, situate in the Melly of Saxe 'ratchet), anxig• the'Carpathiali Mountains, covers the only passage from Moravie into Poland ; while the latter, situate on the De n half way between irons and Hada, will stop the progress of a French army tate:tie:ling to invade Hungary. If BONAPARTF., hr the tame and base subservience of CHAalls the IV'ta, had not got into his hands the keys and for tres.es of Spain, he would not have penetrated so miadly into New Castile, nor would he Www be at Madrid. To that quarter our fears and our hopes ate both directed. Nor has the intelligence eive.l from Corunna, by any means dirni- Cie exper:atinii, that, hen ever rapidly he peuet7..t.ll from Bayenne to the capit lie Ma:, yet be compelled to make a still inure precipi- tatt• rrlreaL 1 'r! r),-estes sloop of mar brottqltt an ac count , ti r ).o.s of the Jupgrr wow of war, of and n tranvort, iu Vigo Hay. We un li“li they acre , %reolo-4 in a .corm on c into t!..at T.ee particulars 1,0 el ii r:atc niltt frnm the Eattward. .0 :ty Er.;.:11-., Lor.:tol . w2r, tun ..ed . • on t..c bt;l t*, et ti l f,— • "- NEII;3I.IRETT 0.4 7L4163. Sweepstakes of sees. brft. cud only lop .if declared on or before the asst of December instant. To be ram fir un TresJav im lift Newmarket Crams Meithiek, - tang, Dateh-in. If there: shordd be sixteen Subscribe's, or more, eft.... Vol tip. forfeits are declared, the Stakes are to he div!dcd, and two Classes formed, to rue 00 Tuesday and Wednesday ib the sane meeting. And if twenty-four St.locri!ers, or mom, slier the togs. forfeit. are declared, the Stakes are to be di vided, and three Cho... formed: the Sat, to ran on Mon day, the ercond un Tuesday, and the third on Wednesday, ie the same Meeting. The forfeits of togs. a:e. to he givens to the Owner of the second bone, and if tvo or more CUMIN to be divided bet. ern the Owners of the second bores. Mr. Shakrspear's 7n line Mt Crates Hawk Lard Greevenor's Mrieurn Mr. C. Browses heckler to Mr. Sbakeepear's Sir Hand Ma.dstone Lord Grainger's &am. Mr. Kellerataan's Munk Ld Darliegtee's Master Lewis Goodall Gels. Glnsvenor's Gauntlet. Duke of Grafton's !Vesicles Mr. Andrew's Grasper Lord Jersey's Langton Mr. How miles Drarf N?. Wyndbasn's Election Mr. Kellermann's Zoroaster. Lord Sackvilles Radard Mr. Bottom', Gladiator Mr. Kellermsods L'H ode de 31r. Croulburi's !it iimeo Venn:. General Grosvenor's Vey Lord C. H. Somerset's Ca. Sir C. Turner's Britinhis bents Mt. Stepleineoe's MUM Lard Sackvilles Peeper* Doubtful Mr. Andrew's Thorn Lord Stawell's No-Conjorer Gen. Gower's Cardinal Bean. Lard Poky's Si - ewer fort Lord Rawer, Brigbtoe-Tease Mr. David's eli. g. Baguette.. Mr. Laribrokssl br. f. Trim. Lcrd GrosTenuea Plover bash Mr. Batacia's Charmer Sir C. Butilorry's Aims, Mr. Croft's Bacchanal General Groomocies Mr. Howortb's 011119i0 roan Mr. Payee's Ferdinand Mr. Goddsrd's Join O'Cmont Mr. Goethe it's Grimaldi Mr. Wilson'. Ins c. by Hem- Mr. Ledbroke's Metter bit torlian Jackey Sir F. StaadMles c. by 96. Mr. Blarkford's Shettleco k Teazle Mr. Cave Browne's Delvil:e Loyd Foley% Apes, by 1.1.nr- Mr. Kr liermann's Streatham. tle !An Mr. Flwees Miss Sophia Mr. Iloworth's Laurette , Mr. Ginidard's Felton Lord crosrenor's Sunbeam Mr. Bouverie's Wood Mr. Lair's !Symptom. Urania General Grusvenur's Azalla Mr. Ryder'a Min Hack. A ficiitlciasn wn the Turf has tatien soogi le :lop sc.•ral times weir, that Zodiac and Sir David each win a Class in the Newmarket Oatlends. The Marquis and Alarchioness of Lanannwe are expected in town, next week, from Southatupton Castle. Lord and Lady Osertrrow are gone on a visit to the Eitrl and Countess of Malty, at the Oaks. Lord and Lady CAWDOR have been passing the winter at Stockpole Court, Pembrokeshire. They are expeel:tl in town the beginning of next month. Lord Mit r. an and fatnily are passing that:brio'. roes hot aat Picton Castle, South Wales. Mrs. I•ocrite had a music party, last night, at her Ise in Berkeley-square. Earl of Cussraartittai n, rhri•tmas gave a grand dinner, :it Derby :lire, to his numerous tenants. The old English fare of roast beef and plum pudding, with an ample supply of ale, was the order of the day. The Marchioness of I.,foiviii spun is gene La pass the ChrlAtmus holidays with the .Muranoness of SALISIIVRY, at Hatfield. The Marquis of St.too was much better last night. Lord Ds CLIFFORD arrived, on %earthy, at his seat, King's Weston, Dear Bristol, from Ireland. His Lordship will, on Satyr* next, give a grand ball to his tenants, it being the anniversary of his Lordship's wedding-day. We regret to state, that Earl SPENCER is indis posed, but his friends are consoled by the expec tation of his speedy recovery. Yesterday the son of Mr. LYON. pbuse-forte maker. in Wells-street, Oxford—itteet, slipped off the threshold of the street-door, and broke his thigh. He is attended by Mr. HSANIIII DE. The Duke and Duchess Ds Castatts, the Countess of BARalf so it c, and Lady mid Mos. sow, were amongst the Nobility at Drury-lane Theatre, list night, to see Mrs. JORDAN in the. part of Peggy, in The Country Girl, and the Pan tomime of Robbins Cruse-. Sir blictusi. SMITH , ;TM; d'ed lately. in Misfit), by whose death a pension of 1,6001. per ann. felt to the Irish Government, was. in early life, the inti mate friend of the present Dr. DUICILN AN. Th.•y married the ►wo Miwies CVSALK, Roman Catholic Ladies of great respectability; who were co-heiresses of considerable fortune. Mrs. Dutnerran had no family, but Sir IVltcnaat. SMITH . * Lady left a on and daughter, the present Baron SmiTN, and the late Mrs. Bu gaoler" wife of Wm. Buasowts, Esq. of Dublin. A very elegant piece of plate, of the value of 20u guineas, with a suitable inscription, has beta presented to CH A SIAS GRANT, Esq. Collector of HIS MAJLITY'S Customs rinidadl, by the Royal Trinidad Militia, to mark the sincere re spect and esteem which the corps entertain for him . as their Commanding ()lacer. Letters . from Dublin state, that the venerable Archbishop of that city is seriously indisposed. ' Sir HrTi RV Ntstou.sv, who has recently come to hilt tale anal estates, is just of"and inherits, in I tampshire and E ssex , * clear lauded property of 30,0001. per annum. Last week Mr. BRADY, of the Long Brackland, Suffolk, bestowed In. accustomed Chrtstunia dona tion of brea•lund money on numerous poor ilinanit ant., of that town. _ On 111 , inday it young man named BARTR IM. for a *Hirer of ten ineas, undertook to g r. from Nest sni.thhoil to I hirnet, and back, in two hours and a half, which lie accumplished eight minutes within 1.4.ne, notwithstanding he had three fats in the pint:. Vl.* of his journey. I nor R.ACL.—The long-pending match against time, made for a hundred guineas, between Capt. pAnyry, or Charlotte -street, and Mr. GiStrrr, was discard on Tuesday, on the Hampton -road. by the Captain. The match was to perform four nide. iii twenty-four minutes, iii four starts. and the whole to he done in three quarters of art hoar. The C..utuin did the ti , st rode in five niinutes and a se cond. The second mil., after %roam:: five he perfeemed !in five minutes forty seconds, with co.-idershis difficulty. The whole was performed in tbar seconds lean 'San the given t an is not too- t. than five f•-., rn•I• ov•r! . +mow 111 Aif 111/01 , 410Valt: Yesterday, fileJinsd *emu., slid Therms Pees ware.latogsgtt ap .. (tig,ye : rwomanation, en a &age abets gi rl. . t appeared 'Omer rtamirmtion, that, se tberglit tif Prides, the it:4h iusenet, lite warehouses of blegerg. Fears sew n. 1.1 COraiti j t Cheqttenyard. I)tisegate-hill, were broken open, by rat iegyfr the pa:loci, but the Mitres were inter- 1 ropted, and obliged to &Camp, before they had secured soy booty. One dicta, Taylor, watt =eared, bat the rest wide their escape. 'Taylor was lodged in the watelchestae, Vibrate be also ecnutleed no liberate hieweif,• and wee *Eternal& traetd te;Gestreffastd, awl takes, end fistful's= two were af. ter* aids taken *p. They had been reattue:ed. ; Rise lime to trace the guilt of Pac ker, signiori whom (hero did nut spotter guy cierunistatuse to in ireinste tom. Yf star day there being nothing new to jos: ay detain:fig Lira. he was obliged to be &schemed. , and the other two we.e futlyseons• emitted to Newpte to gland their trials fur the offence. Mr. Atm.two attended, yeaterefay, a, pu -sulfate of the order of :Le Lc. rd 11l agur, ea Tuesday, and State • !, he had wade evory exertien to provers the att.-U.llore of t h e es onion, a ith the itoprnieseurent of shun in his hoe= Le was absretd, but be had not b-en able to procure him. Le had lesson ti ho liest! he was at 4 7 as , cirad, and would, as IMOD ea wergild', promisee him Wore bus Loidifidp. This be was acquired by alt tutees to de. • - EXECUTION OF SMITH. In oonsegnence of en order for litwes .smith is be execlit,d on board the ship where he committed the'rniirdar of Captein Balderston, the I , urtAiaw W.I. brought up Harnoate ou Setnrcisy evening, algid reticent-- to a Fumy fu a tortipieunns set initial' alitaust or the Lhiek-yard. Anotber,order was for the Lieutelieut of every ship, with their erevr, to attend the execution et 8 o'clock. Finith was attended by. the Rev. Mr. Birdwood, Chaplain to the CV ad 3? def :Wu*, with whom he fervently joined in prayer. and displayed evident marks of trite penitent, perfect iyiesigned. A t,lialf-past sing lie as. elided Inc platform in the mort Arm and Timely *banner, and, addressing the ship's company, God Wass you all —prey for me US 1 have prayed for you ; t:rid bless con all:" At tins mo ment the fatal gun was tired, and he was run up.to the starboard serer-yard-argn, amidst the ascending smoke. By seine accident or isuittuntupa, on the part of those whose prosince it was to make fast the rope to the windlass, the coil vies suffered to slip, rod the unhappy ealpr.t was precipitated, with great velocity. to the water's edge; he was again drawn up, and aßer hanging the usual lime, the lifeless body witalowered iuto a boat t.langside, and conveyed to the Royal Hospital at Stonchouse, where it wee put into a shell, and delivered to his friends for interment is the evening. He bad bee f% farinerly mater ut a gun-brig, was deemed au ex cellent seisml, hut too fatally addicted to think ing. /le was a good-looking young men, about 23 years of age, and near six feet !sigh. Hiatather is a British planter, of great reepectability, residing at Santa Cruz, where yousio-Busith was born; he received his educatioa at Now York. The military force under►orders for embarkation ' at Ramsgate, for Portugal . it is said, will amount to about 10,000 me a . Repoit *tetra, that lila jer- Grneml SPLNCEIL will have the command of tins force, and that lie will have ander him. Majnr-Gr neral Tt Lame am: 13;1:her-General CAN roe Li.. 41ia blasawee's resiessetrible this Board of Isapeiry tha , Cdovention of Cintra, was given, we apou a iefact iii the Report. which did not state a clarresice of opinion enter tinted upon i waaerial pr:int,suntnitti.tl to its con sideratioli, with sogrient elearnesr. The Board, we understand, reassembled accordingly, on Tees arid ansended its Repave -for doe purpose of btiock.aid. without ctclay, before His MAJVIITY. Lettvrs from Ciirlscroho. natation, thst the last convoy this season, conslstins,ig between 70 'it'd tO vestals, had *ailed thenCe *on the sth, slid tout otrtbr 7th a *rive gale and a heavy fall of snow. took plate. • A few ships that were left be- Mori were preparing to sail on the Bth. General KLocaxa had arrived at Stockholm for the pnrpose of personally explaining to hi. Soar. reign the reasons which induced him to 'accede to the Convention for thv evacuation of Finland. /*rats letters state, that apprehensions are er tertalued oleo attack upon Sweden from the Island Z alan,' The following accident happened at Downhum Market, on Tharaday se . nnieht :—As Mr. Poi.i. w. a attending his mill with his brother, a sudden s uallnf wind caused it to separate, and it fell to lie:es in an instant ; *need them was in the ripp e r floor in the act of putting wheat into the hopper, the other attendin a different d e p ar t ment—t h e Acmes, whee.o, avid a'asut two score of wheat fell in confusion. Mr. PoLt. had the prearace of mind to leap tiom the upper stair (it being a post wiud mill) and escaped with a slight bruise on the band —Ms brother was precipitated to the ground in the midst of the rides, with upwards of i 0 seeks of wheat around him, one of which fell spoil him, but wonderful to relate, be received not the least Sejury. • Discount ellen:al en L o tt er y SA ervs : Every Purchaser of Shares of Tickets, amounting to Five . 'intends and upwards, will be allowed a Discount, at J. Waimea's Fortunate Office, 16, Coruhifl, where Capital Prizes to a large amount have l*ea recently sold in Shares. Only One more day to draw, and the Wheel contains three of 20,0001. one Of 5,0001. twe of 1,0001. three of 6001. fcc.—Sa- , turday the last day of Drawing. For some time past an unevailing hue and cry has been made after the Three xo,nool. Prises; they have hitherto eluded the vigilance of their pursuers; at last isfertsoat:ion is now given that they will be dragged out of their hole , on Saturday next, and must inevitable be caught f, snore one or other of Pommes tavooritev. 'Tickets and Shares, entitling the Purchaser to Chances never known before, are soiling by Kt/messy and Co.. Cornhill. and St. Itlargiseet's-bil!, Borou g h ; where No. 1 3, draw,. aPi ise 0'40,000%, was bold in Shares on Tuesday oennight. Sixty-eight 'Thousand Pounds, in Capital Priers only. mLsr be doter next Saturday{ the Lottery 6nishes on that ilnyo%ad very few Tickets or Shares remain to be said :.t ;)resent their may be h at both of Crests Ofne..o, 4, Cosinfidl, and 9, clar .• roeing-cs, where 4.337, riditlecit o 500 Tickets, was sol d 1 oesaLy, t7q - .area. Thet Prime, from the extreme richness M the ‘Ghee!, is more faluab/e now than when tirzt drawn, es it has 125 chamois for three Pries of ittl.oool. cue of r,OOOl. two 1 1 1,0001. &c. Acc. all of wl.:ch must Le video nes Saturthm • 1 I