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_ r -. s. remaining parts of the divivion on shore, and oat part of the army supplied to-marrow. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) It. C. lirsts. Half-put seven. p.m.—The substance of this letter was sent by telegraphic communication, from the Sabrina, at five o'clock. Tac Ina brigs are gs tti n4 m i l er sa il, and so.von i c rip tlit: .x•heLlt, a, paretitty, lout the ships of the fine are still fast. Sabrina, off WetroOdinge, Aug 3, twig. Snort after 1 lattil.-cl, f w.n tot....neri by Inter from Sir 3 , 41,t Hope, titot Bithz 'wet, evoon attt to the tti;itt ; and It 1111 tofirott-i me the consmooteittton wan. opro Met% etitt tVrtif•ilerrll and 5hi..1.11111.1, and hr had *eta to Lnrd CAtt.lbsin .to act:olam of the ecteuation, 1 eorteltitiodson would how it from Itetter, end writ COI to with it riel , to tautke olp.ervaticats, and from witirls I alit thi. moment rerorot,l. R. (i. Lau Admiral Sir R J. Strachan, Bart. Sac. &c. Ste. ' I T 1-117. BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, TUESDAY, Ar.ousr S. At tea o'clock. kg Extraordinary Ca , Tells war poloistied, containing the intOlitereoce re ceived liy Go. ern meld on Suoday„ from the ( ira Estwilitilia.—lt consists of dispatches froin the Earl of C.t +Twist, to the Srl, mid from Admiral Sot Ittettlito to the 3th instant, inclusive. —Toe tan, under thy COIIsisADS.A.- IN-CHU?, arrived olf Waleheren on the evellin4 of the Pith lust ; Sir Jou"( Ili ifs ditisioo jol:ied on the morn ing of the 12otli ; and the left V• 114. under Sir Elfitlt COOTE, destined particularly against Walcheren, arrived in the eveuin,4 of the 2;jth and morning of the 30th, on which day is debarkation was e.fected with very little opporsitiosi.s-slininedi ittely after the landing, kieneral Fassca was seat a4riiii,t the fort of Itrak and Ter Pere, the farmer` of which surrendered, but the latter, a town on the north side of the out until closely invested. Ois the morning of the 314. IVliddlebiirgh, the capital of the island, capitulated, the garrison having 'previously withdrawn to Flush ing.--0,1 the 114, Ter Vern capitol* soh and the troops advanced to invost Flushing, which opera tion was warmly coutusterl.—The divisions of Lord PAtiET, Gen. GltAltAtt, and Brig.-Gen. liotirroh, were particularly employed oil this service, and our loss in effeetiog it is estimated at about 1 1 000 men wounded, Mid missing. The reduction of Ristuakins wan all that was necessary to complete the investment of the place on the 2.1, soul that town did tint surretuler uutil the evening of the 4th. On that day, theref.ire, Flushing became corn- pletely invested sty land and sea, and %%174 the only part of the bland of Walcheren not in possession rof fl is Iltirsev's forces. They had also po!)•ett.• real themes, 1ve.,1 of South i4eveland, • large island in the Scheldt, to the east of Walchereu.— On the Ist, Cote Fisocth sail of the sine, and biN brig , were at anchor on the east end of Bete land; hut it :toi...trA. Iron, au!oolueot acrouota, that the whole of the French sqiiadroii hal gone up the Scheldt, above Lihlo, about lane Milei north-treat of Antwerp, and some bp high its Ant werp. The divisions of the Margins of 110NTIAr, General Noir, awl the Earl of ROSSLYS, 1 1 , 1 ,1 list laud-4 on th e gd s hut remained at anchor at the r rt.!. Car ; and Sir It. SfUSCHAN states, that, oat the reduction of it was intendsil ts piss the lighter vessels to the IVceiteru Scheldt, fur th, ”iirwise of foilowiet4 no the other objects of the Eane-lition. These objects are not specified, but we may presume that the destructiou of toe French squadron is in the number. We have received Hainborgh Pvie-s to the 39th lasi.—They state that Prince JOHN of Lid,- trtooin had ;strived at Vienna or, the eve.,:ii k e of the lath, to iirgnriste a peace with the Fre,,eli Minister CitAlll.tGlitY. that Cue prelitainancs of pr.lev 64 bran actually wlned, and that Bo turAirre would he at Paris eu the tith the a tttt ternary .of hie birth-day. We noticed, yriitrid43. frti.. arrival of the "Ire- Musa frigate, at Falmouth, in tour days, from CC, T 111111.• A Syriosii ()ricer rain.. over in her, eemi doisitcheri from the Margins Ronsos. who was at Corunisa when the frigate left that port. At Ferrol, the Spa,Dirndls were busily employed in fitting ant the ships of war, en owlet , to their removal to Cad,s, as a place of greater security. CUESTA and Sir A. WEI. !ASIA Y are rtate.l to hare joined their force., and were advancing against ‘'lcrult, wliu,e bead %wirers were at Toledo. ho Friday evening the Lyra :loop of war, Capt. fissttsts, arrived at Plymouth, from off Rethefort, which place the left the iStli alt. Wr are sorry to state an offlictinz cireurnritemt which occurred to the guard-boats of the Dreadiaonglit, rationed there..-eln attempting t• cut oat a French brig, lying under a strong battery of So guns, they failed in their enterprise, from the strength of the battery, and the enemy being fully prepared on board the brig to receive them.--Lieut. OWES. dies llstrusa, aiiit,hipmati, and 15 men, were either killed °Filmy/lied ; and Lent. FOREM A N, NOII seven men, soundisl, one of whom is since dead. The improvements some time carrying on in the tools of Cainelford, are nearly completed. They include common sewers, a Iseatness and oitiforunty of paving, ate. which will and greatly to thr neat ness of the place and the comfort of the inhabitants. A spacious ch:toel is also building st Caint-Iford. for the use of the Wissleyan Methodists of t:ta neighbourhood. - - THE LYCEUM THEATRE. The Duenaa, that atliiisiohle production of Mr. SiIERIDAA'm ore ttttt s, was iwrfurnied here last ing4lt to a most crow.l.ll and brlll alt 811(11V/IVP. A lir. M AY() made li. iii.stwee in tht , part of Anlo- Rio; but lie possewes ..o powers. iViththisexception, the piece was prat up iu a style worthy of its merit-, and it must Ise admitted that The Linetoto is of the first class oi unelrrn Ein;ll.ls Opera. Mr. I.,tutcg. in tin- part of !saw., the Jett., WKS greeted on tils entrio, with loud and reprated plaudits. Ilia excellence ill toe part is almost proverbial.— plereil it with great truth and cualueuess.— lie was admirably supported by the comic hu mour of Mos. Spaaas in Ducoos ; and the effect of their united effints was acknow let ged by the house in constant peals of applause.— The chief weight of the vocal departineot fell upon Mrs. Muuprais in erare, and Mi. l'Utt•LlPs boa Canks. It could not lie po.sibly sustained sv.ilv Moore: ability. Mr.. lloutiVAl !V appear ed in goad health and spirits. Her tine tilleion wer e never .4140/eloped inure happily, nor with greider effect. Of \ Ir. 11411.1.1e5, in 11 , nt Carlo., it would be .1 ffictilt to spxals its inle.piate ie. its of praise. 11.. snug*, isartictrholy ...Ail . 1 sure a pair," and •• !lad I heart for falsehood pinata'," were heard %%An raonte, and eNCOred with 4 1. 1.4.11al1oi.::. The ss' cerium& t0i..1 clearness of hits tones, his taste and scleuce, all combined to make an impresstua, and to ...icily an enthusiasm, to which h.* indeed could , tspire. At the ..ominciirevicut of the third act, lr. Pitt WE'S made an apology for the absence of Mr. Smog, who was taken suddenly ill, and requested the indul g ence . of the atithenve tu favour cf Mr. Din La, hi. substitute in the part of Father Paw/. The apology was well received, and Mr. Dov Ltigaveample satisfaction. Lay dro- Cher also found an excellent representative to air. Oxor.x:ty. The part of Louisa was, we !relieve, on. ginally intended fur Mrs. BINHOP, but from itdrvnlved upoti Mrs. OltGLa. who with great spirit and vivacity. Mr. PtNtiSuk, in /;04 derowe, was adunraLle.--The dresses and cl.a-ora, time; were most splendid, and the romp acted wa, beautiful in the extreme. tier ktoyal klighoess the Princess of WA LEs. and her party, occupied the LORD CHASIDLIMAIN'S box. MILS. COWLMAN'S MASSED BALL. On Fridat• last, Tritium' Cowman, Eq. gave au elegant dimity to Sir J. G. Ceermaw., to I TnaltAs Foi.6y, Esti. the Repreißeatattwcii at Parliament for the county of Hereford.' and a hitl4e circle of friends, wt his house, in Leontimact in the eveiiiiig, Airs. COWMAN an:Crittiletl all the Fiatiiiioliable. 111 the itt;1141,1:11111r110041 with an elegai,i MaNked saa. D.u.cing comineoced ut tkviw, And ceased ut two, whim tie Co.Alleatly ileatil*Ok of a supper, consking of every delicacy of the acamai. The company retired a'Knit five o'iluck es Satur day moriiimc, highly plca.erf with the polite at:ca tion of their Ito.intuble host and hi. mailable coo sqrt. Avdnng.► the charactem which were numerous, were the following:--1116.. STEM:IMN. a rderk .11r. TOKMOUSE. a thitdi Peasant ; Count de PAitith, as Caleb Quotests; Mrs. Cow 1.1,14/I, a Forimme-ret. ler ; Misr JAMES. a .War; Mr. theerdi, Scrab; Mr. BARNES, as Doctor Panglos ; Mrb. Nl' um coral.. a Ballad-Singer; 111;.. Cowl MAN, a ✓ew Broker, admirably supported ; ,Mr. Cakvirass attempted the charterer of a Seas Piper, hut was iutich out of tmre; the character of Baron Mute chanciest was yersoi.etcil by a fOre4(lier. w 110.' ;unt we could not learn ; hut ho entitle ids: eto it. Yesterday being Iwo' Royal Higniiewhe Princess AdIELIA'a birth-day, the swot. an* dui , : 4.:”•tell,ated !iv Thvir MAJEAfIki mill Royal Family, at Nind sm. Palace. The Vilma- of Wa Lys, Dukes of Ynaii. Kss r, i,ht CuMBEIMAND, and LW d HAIL.. arstAlt V, arrived, yesterelsy morning, to congratulate her Royal Highness no the neCil , loll. 'rite Prince of Wai.ss left Viiiialslr at twelve o'clock. The rest of the Royal Brothers did 'nut leave iill the ar:ersillno. Ms M 43tnivv. the Dalc.o. of FORE. KeNT, and CUMPARL %ND. P • 'tf•Cil SnPHIA and Avoysvt, accompanied by Lords kiaßttovidie and .„lilant.tmaT, Lady 11. ' MURRAY, Generale CeitTWRIGIIT and FITZILOY, add Colonel TaYl.olt, took their n-u.il ride iii the Windsor Park, and returned at 11..1 . - past twelve o'clock. Arrived, haat week, at Dumatteca's Hotel, Edin burgh :—. The Hun. W. R. Mask, tbe Hon Jahn Rainisy, the Hun. George 111.eli, the Roo. &MUM Fraser, Sir Thniaus hiking tk,o, Milian% Pillriagtoa, Esq. Sir Thitabas•Trorhi Mee, Ge no.rai I:pv:1.9801,, Henry Trail, Elm sad Farui4, Colonel Co. en, Captain Smith, Captain Findley, William !Alter, Earl M P. --- Ellie', E.q. 1). Moan, gianiux, Lea ake Madame CATAI.t%T has exerted her influence very touch with Mr. Ii ants, to procure the co gigement of Mr. YAMILVViCZ to lead the baud at the new Covent-Garden Theatre, on the nights she is to perform ; but Mr. ILtaits firmly resisted this attempted intrusion, and Mr. WAIF retains his situation. Mr. FAWCETT played Derior Pansies', on Mon day se'unight, at the Edinburgh Theatre, and nn Tuesday, Job nornberry; Mr. COOttli played Peregrine. The receipt, on Mr. Excay'a benefit night, on Tu..adiy last, at Liverpool, amounted to upweids of 3381. Private letters from T,i:ncriek state, that the Hun. %Vivi:MAW Quilt is entirely oat of danger. 'fheCork Theatre opened, oi, the 31st silt. with the first lippeartilliell of M se, SAM!' on the Cork Boards, and the re-appearance of Mr.MUN bEtt. af ter a long absence. On Wednesday morning last, • duel took pl ate , . On, liewersi Mr. N---'.--, • Lieuten ant . mi d R.-----, a Colleg . mi, after three ineifeet n a l pre t*w meetings,, to fi11i4,4 • 411r•r•AVY , 1 , 1 Itr/i nib' I between them, relative to • debt of honour. l a tt er Gentlemen was sliglitly wounded in the side by the eiecon.l tire i.f his 'antagonist. The Se . remits then iutiaersd s oust a reconciliation took place. .7! • • SPORTING miErzto,rgos. SALISBURY RACES, MIN. , WFDIVISDAY, AV9 .• • Rid Majesty's Piste of Oue Mandeed Guineas. Mr. Treed/notes b. h. Luceplialushissed I I Mr. Bouverie's b. hL. ou::taapter s aged h ldr. Mr. Douglas's h. g Rambler, 5 yes. old 3 dr. Odds at startind, 1..0 to one on Bueeplialris The Pest a chase ran beat. lent the superior strstigth of Bucephalos ren dered further contest hopeless. TUIJIIPDAY. The Cita Bevel. Mr. Chilman's h. h Tumbler, 14 yes. old 1 I Mr. Dui and's Lord Warden 4 4 SAME 13• V. The Members' Plate, F,Ry Pounds. Euverk's Mountaineer, aged Mr Ashmolr's h m Quicksilver, aged Mr. Chilinan's Tumbler . The first heat for the Members' Plato toss a tolerably good one, the I.econd was wan easy. The City Boil was also woo easy. IRMA Y. The Subscription Plate, Fifty Pounds. Mr Wit - till's SilrerScales, 4 yrs. old Mr. Milton's hay colt,' yrs old Mr Chilmati's ..... ti yrs old S Both good heats , hut the odds the whole time in favour of Silver Scales 3Teasrs. Goss, Barrington, and the Elliott,. bad a Vocal Coueert on Thin/otos , erelong, piitrimiseil by G Eyre, Isq the Steward of the line. It was weft selected, and equally well performed "'the Butterfly Deer," by Geier and EhMt; and' ig The ;awl Words of Manumit," by Hairifegion, were encored: and the whole gave great satialaction to a very fa..' sitionalde tiailiente The Ball, en Frolay evening, was attended ivy most of the families of rook and f,rthion in the ori,, , litamrhuod ; the dancing was kept up w,3, c.eal spii.t , au elegant repast was prided In the Steward for li,s select friends. The play at Si,ziestiek, on IYeittiesday, was very du'l, there nut Ming aoy ptsyrx 0t note In meet the Foiniessetahire 1411.11, .11(11 carrwd oir the prise en.y.--On l'hurailay, however, James Lytle atro3ol. ita Ins return home 1113111 Magdaleu-101l fair, tool Maslen rime 13 flOlll 1)(.{11:1,1. Sl/111e lie play was now displa, r.i. M isleo and Joh., M ail had 10 less than 23 bouts, and at leach Wall gave Hi, riot helot able hooter to keep his gored. Hat 11w crack play was between James Lyile (of Wikb, rod Win. Nail (of homes-act), and it afforded a high treat 1., the amateurs of the art. At I, tigth Lync ass Wall's head, awl t h e play I.llllCipled for the moron's{ In the Oren fon, when the tyeia „ere called ua, toe IrtlGhire men had four llamas, and only Suitiemet min 'Bunn: had gained a head The odds were too greet for Boim to haws Gas hope of gceesr iht therefore gave to, and the WiliAluse Illsa divided tips . pig utt KNIGHTON RAcr.s. THLIUDAV. JULY 13. Hooters' Stakes of Fire Galatia awl. t Mr. tolclerry's ch. c. Jack Mr. Heritage's Ur. in Cuta Nwet•pst.ikes of top. each, for horses that never started, paid ur irevised forfeit, Ltfore the lot of March last. Mr. 1.111-kteOt b ; Henry BrlsEngtou • Ld. Us:Orin' blk. us. JtOOIC• I 9 FRIDAY. ant. fur ail ages. • lA. illsAird's h. e Little Preston.... Mr. Ili rit.iges L. g. Chicken 9 2 Ilitverfordirest Races (+laud on Wednesday, acid aff.:deil esrollent spurt to the numerous spectators. Ibe town was crooned with all the genteel families is the couuty tof broke, and many genteel families from the adjoining COW.- fly* of Culligan and Carmarthen. • - E • TRURO MUSIC Mt. TI Thr approaching bittincal Festival at Truro, to ttttttt tette.. nu the 3" h SePitall 4 trs i• elPfriltd to exceed the la 4 it. splendour Mill Lord 'De Duri,toutille has already Liken a Ito*, for tin sdf and Trewithirun t. prepartgli to rtreive Lord Falmouth, hi, noble relatii es, t i oul and Lady Arthur Somerset, the Hou. Mr. Toisvalseud, for Truro, Mr. Corytort and Lady, and se long list of other friends. Hos Lordship will also have furnish-it house in uro. Earl Mout-Ed i tiersube,. and his noble necAhhour, Lord Eliot, with friends, *id also he present. Sir William Lemon amiable finally is expeet,d at Carelaw, in the court*. of the comhig week, atth Colonel Lemon and miler frie ; the I Inn. Baronet has already 'vied at Brkhailir, to avast at the as,izes. •I'he oth, r comity Member, iCot. rremay tie, luau just rout-lied from Plyinou , h, wan the first duu.o,o of Royal Steimery Artillery, mid is now at the seat of his fitt!trr, the Hee. J. 11. Tremayue, at Heligan. The principal inhalbitants of Ilure are busily einploi eel w preparations to receive their friends ; and pars, ties are already foriumit for the occasion, Nnltlirlit all classes. Bets are made that Ashley's receipts, at the approachinz meetmg, uill exerc d those o f Isob ; though at that perio,l, the Amount of - itketti sold at The Coreevall Gazette Office only, exceed ed seven hundred tgtuaea.. Amon; the performers are Mrs. VatiJian, Miss Parke. Meow. Ashley. Bartleivan. Cots, Lee, Fee. wA TAIII.‘G PLACES. Arrived at Swansea : Lent Masinses, Vire-Admiral Smith, Mr. J. Harr, Mr. aid Mrs it'sll, Mr. and Mrs Cowell, Mr. Salton, Colonel Gladwyn, Mir Ila Alms, Mimi Cotton, Mr. and Mrs. Heard, Rohurts, Miss Evani Mr. and Mrs. Hoare, Miss Pearce, Mr. Pirdiopa, Mrs. Cumberland sad Family, Sir. P. Davit*, Slim A. Williams, Rev. S. Davies, Mr. Lockwood, Ike. Jac. Arrived at i etihy Sir Robert Ainslie, EMI. Capt. Terhemil and Family, Miami Vioceat, Dr. Pam and Family, ?dr. and Sirs Ssmas, Mrs. Syuirs, jun. Mr. Honiara, Capt. %Yilliaau , Res. Mr. fed Mrs. Horu, nits M'crier, Arrived at A rwrystwith : Sie John and Ludy Barney awl Family ' Mrs, Pemberton, Mrs. Slariey and Family, M r itelanev and Family, Mr. Cook barn, Mr. and two Niigata Pr... 4, Lord Bishop of St. Da.. Hon Mrs Lluyd, Mr. Wald and Family, Mr. and Mr*. Brute and Family, Mr Brownlow ; Sir Charles. Lads and Mtss Oakley; Mit. and Miss t.insruod, Hot Mr an d Mrg. Vaughan and rurally, Major Whitfield, Cul Mrs. and Mina I.ewis, Colonel Gariiear and Family, Lord • Kilaariten, Mr. Itiickwomi and Faintly, Cul. Brantley and Family., Lard M ound:4 Ali. Ranks, Liu, Owen and Family, &c. Le. Fri.lay. the HigikriSheritt of the county of Cum heti:tied. 1111. Fa 1 2 urranabY, gitre a suiiiptia ous dimmer iii the Gown nail Mitre 'latent, ta tie. (;entlentrii of the (fraud Jury. The remains of that gallant officer. Major A a'W sAIO CaurceLL interred at Stoke (:hisreii. - 'lO Plymouth. iii January last, were taken upa4l , w days (isisoritcr having bent received from the ill shop of the I)toeese for that purpose) to a leaden cof f in. with a shell outside. itud, put rse board a vessel for London. from, thence to he con veyed to Scotland, whereas subscripuon has limit raised to erect a inointinelit to his memory. He was one of tile malty w ho died at Plymouth, in con sesportace of the privations endured in the retreat from Spaim '.7 - A r ~d SURSEr SESSIONS. T tit/Ka. uttlP/ 4111:11-1..1S, 11/:"!. 7. e This day the Court proceeded in disehalviag the losolieut Debtors cuufiuti to the 11,104 a Beach. Hichard Mathews was od used, ar an Attorney, wader the 3411 t section of the Act, winch deprives of Coe !lenient of it such Solicit...li or Attorneys as shall euita..zzle or convert o, Inhere 0016 li`W, lay money or ctf•cts, the propert 2 . of' their clot whtef they 41,11 recuserfor them, on the fotioa grounds:—The Ptisisinr was ein i .loyrd by a p s w most, of the 11:1111W of ?runnier, as nest of km to a person who had diet, Lavin¢ merle a.. irregelar will, to set it aside in the i;oort of Prerogative. To effect tins, he employed Mr. Browne, the ercree tor, who curried 011 the proc...- hugs to the Ecclest twice( Court. and succeeded us secitig toe wdi aside, by WLIC:I the poor W4J111:11/ lieeinue entitled to the 11111) Of 4401. 'Ma sum, :dr. Pruwne touted to the Court, the Prisoner nu:erred, by ri-t Iry of a Power of Attoriley from Mrs. Trimmer, awl 'sever paid over any pant of it to her, or ditthaugerl (Mr. Brun clate as Pruelor„ auniuutingto SG.. harlot; only given lion hli bond. .lie also stated, that the unforvitiate woman was lertywards to i eo alto the am-kiwi:se, a here etic died. For the Pitsotier, at we contended, that the jection did not lie with Mr. Browne, who was not debouried, having taken a hood lux his sleht„ hot only with Mrs. Trimmer, or, she beteg dead, v. it h her repre.• waiters, to whom, alone : he was leCe• count:dile. If was also t notended. that here ras no tileltlKP of cowers's'', ; first, trecau.e lie had u lieu on the 11110110 reerlVetl, 11l 111 e tire iitstatu-r, fur has costs of twit as her Attortiev, wlwci, 6104 not been settled : Igor did it s no rer loot she, or wiry one for her, had rier tivinateied the Iwlauce , if any, corning to her. The Court Weep:CH.4A to over-rule both these ob. jections. By the terms of the Act, any detainiiig a ilitor might make any objection given by the Sta t tot, , however it applied to soy other creditor; and tins was clearly such a case as was provided agents& bosh 1 1 the letter and spirit of the Statute. Tba Prisoner was accordingly remanded. Edward O'Reilly, formerly a Captain in the Warwickwhire Militia, was anomie 41, for not return ing in h... schedule the prop.nty by which he qua lified to hold his rommi.sion. It ap,dotr.d, I ow ever, that his qualtticatimi co .siated merely of a nominal rent green hail thr the purpose, the deeds of tielih•li were destroyed :lie obtai aa tt g lw co:ninission. He was discharged. Micha e l Reilly was opposed, tinder the 34th seCtirm of the Statitte, for olnaimag nierchattdissa under f,ilse pretences. Mr. Finittini, ironmonger, stated; that the Prisoner, tinder the ovine of O'Reifty, and represrutiiig himself es II merchant. proditierl from him a quaidity of ironmongery, to the amount of 1.141. for the alleged purpnw drf , nclitig, as a venture, to &semis &tree; hot Ito afterwards discovered he hail diapti.ed of theist to a broker fur IAL He owned, upon Isis cross-ex.- ruination by the Ineolvent, that he had kintsa • , thin peomatially before that tramiaction, and, that 4 • , he had supplied him with sotrie articles ter his house at Chelsea, for which he had paid. The Counv remanded J f I The Ariu, 0144 g11:114, Sltlt,.4l' from Kie::stor a Jamaica, on the 17th June, for the port of rend. z vow, with the first division of the lionieward-bou.ad fleet.—The Musette, of 16 guns; baled on tins wjt;) tile •second dirison, for the rends'aritna. ~tr.EDW ttl9 Ps. td.t3v, who lakly ari-ired in Eavlaud, in the culludea.with tl.e E • 4-1.4 , 1 goets o l gV sr. fortunate as to hear of the reptile with list Dienes, while :L . , sea, soon after its 100,116,4 out I 'cod, upou his information, set sail kr the 1..).Ana1l "setilerreut of TranittchAr, In the E ost ladies, and took it by surprise. Adiniral Oaca arrived there Irmo En4land stone time after. with a GM( to Lade it, but htuod Sir EDWARD 1 1 41.L1.W in pnarwr•i 'n. Sir EDWARD has returned to England with a or. tone of lege/eels forty and fifty thou.:cat pounda uy this rett•rprze. On the !Jib of this month the olive of Tichqs and Shares wilt advance." who inte,ol to iiilveature 1,7 the present State Lottery, w li sollie considerably by an immediate plirel.itse.--T.e :ia.- healer iiiiiiih..rs hosperke at It ocii•ansos, (soon- LUCK and Co.'s Offices, Cofll'O it 414,10111111 W .t ru-to are now recede for deltrery ; 4.14 these who at.i. for more t h an oat. Ticket of a Nottaker. tetoold make early applic.itinn, to prevent dissispoiotmeist. the lest tut. year., three of , 20,4)00j. two of 10,000:. three of 5.0001. three of 1.0101. mini *I% of 504.11. been *hat ed stuutts4 the friewis of itoattser awl Co. tiles so kiiidly sin in with Their tot ttttt ands; In-sides One 4t. rho in former Lotteries. boaster and C.o. solicit lie favours of the Polite in the pre. mot Lottery. *loch begins drawing oa the go it of Oetolie., and tininhe4 OW some cl.ty. Unit ! DUO Nalnlorrs, whirls wiry 1w had at the old evtahl••••hed State Lottery Offieni. 28, Coruhill, and St. Mara ret',--hill, Borough. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Joint Cori tractors for the present State Lottery, respectfully acquaint the Public. that Tickets and Shares are on sale nt their Office., Conant% and Owings Crows, Londou, and by their Agents in the princi pal towns, titc. The Scheme it eistirelv acw--oisly Five Thousand Niimbers- all to be ans.'s' in out day—four Tickets of each Nuinte-r. The pur chaser of a single Ticket will gain a Prize oft2o.ooul. as usual ; of two Tickets 40.0°01.; three Tickets 60,0001. ; or four 'rickets of the same Number' 80.0001. ; and all other Prizes iii the same proiv.tr tiort. Those who are partial to particular Nominee should ti r early in their applicatiou. to pres - ent ippointinent. Lost Friday evening, one of the French prisceiers on parole at Launceston. mails his escape, lint has nOt since beets heard or.—Ahout three weeks ago, three of the prisoners in the new pritnn on Mitt moor hid themselves het•eoth the filth and ntf a l s of a doing cart, and aetual!y esenpi , thiv th..•tner front ihe'prion•• ; bat soon after, the lel who drove the cart. persviving v ttttt ethuttr mine. gave thst • whet' the Frenehmen were set-ttred by von.. • soldiers who chanced to be near, and rei conveyed to prison. —A hoist the same time, a general escape ate Pyriected from this wear national /nista', is pinto. noting tht• solid ; thoutz!, the fltVi.lVe snot of the structure vvott4l vertu to liii}deliiitce to aay inch attempt. A timely discovery suarred • the project. ; r' ,I 1 -LA ~k