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^ Q. Have yen seen ha laid) 'Not the%e t ro years. Q. On *hat orea,tion Jul you he.t SRC hew It W 34 incirly ►isit of civility I paid her; I had 1.0/ in v iew. Q. Did the Witness beeorne acquninted with her throogit the intimacy .he Lad with the Duke of Yoik ?;--.A. True; it was mute from that cir cumstance than any other. " Q. llrr eon know she was intimate with the Duke of York ?-1. I know they were acquaint ed ; hut hie. Cu. they were intimate it is impossible for me to bay. Q. Whitt wus the general character of Mr.. Sutherland ? On the sumeAtion of Mr. PEocurAz. the Wit- Dt•e•+ wq% ordered to withdraw. Mr. PERCLVAI. then ollscrved; that he conceived there was en impropriety in asking the question. The lady haul nut bceu examined before the House, and it would be unfair to take the opinion of r wit ness as to the character of • irerAon who never had been in the tituntion of baring her testimony im peached. A conversation than took place between Lori Folkatoue, Mr. Bastard, %lr. Bereidnul, Mr. C. IV. Wynne, Sir Arthur Wellesley, and Mr. 11111411 am, which terminated by Lord Folkstutte withdrawing the qttestion. The Witness was then eadleil Folkstone in rontitination.l Q. Ditl you e rue know of any eomaretion sub-. eietin.r between the Duke of York am! Alrl. Stn cluir Sutherland?—%. I heard the le *ll,. Q. Dill aity fret ciente to your knowleilige that cousineed you sue% is connection did t iCst s—A. I heard Mrs. Sinclair Sutherlant) say so. (J. Hi l vou hear she was trevrpreitant by the buke of York ? Tow AT WAN Ey-r. Flt AT. eXpTCFlicti his oi • that it wiss ton unlike leg:Ll deitletkLe for the Howe to allow such a question to be put. Lor.l tri.L:rrns v. withdrew it. _ Q. Did you never kiiqw a hoisse to be hired for her At flantloo' to he-io at:--A. No. Q. Don't you. know that meit.iiies were taken to that vtket ?--A. No. . Q. (By Mr. WASOLt). Did not 3lnr. S. Suther land get o troop ftom the Duke of York for a friend of her's P—A. Certainly uot. Q. Did vou ever correspond with her on the subject t--To the best of my knowledge 1 never did. 42. Can yrsa say positively that yowl did wart A. 1 eau positively say I hail no conversation with the Duke offork on that subject. Q. Do you ever recollect writing to her en any military matter I recollect her writing to me to apply for promotioD for some 01ficse in Go. naval parisint's regiment. hut 1 did ant make the application ; nod ut another time for leave of ab sence for the same (Alice:. wins h lASI obtain. - - Q. %Vivo site Hot biYrit 10011dt:wand tint that o:lierr gut hie pimnotion by her interference ? A. Cdrtainly Q. Who is itlre - firylor tlidt von sent the noteby to Mrs. Clai ke ?—A..She wait a note by him to me, and I gave him the answer. Q. Was snit the only acquaintance yon had with him J—A. I have senn him fw viral times, Q. Wus he your shoemaker?-4. No. Q. (By Sir Joust Sesatuiir.) When the Duke of York make to you about the l'aysu.i.ter ship for Mr. Ellertots, whet step, Jul con tale ? A. I pot ins uaiue dowa ott the list of candidates for that situation. Q. Was he appointed ?—A. Yes 7 • vacancy hai mg occurred in Sir Itolicrt Abercrombie's regi ment. I wrote to hint.ould he recousineudtd Mr. lillerton to the Secresary . at War. Q. limo' eau you reconcile your evidence, when, ut the commencement of it, you say for did not send a usesaage to Mrs. Clarke by '14 ) 1,11., and afterwards you say you sent a note by I ? A. lie canto sesteral times to me, there wvre tan or three questioms I thought necessary to put to loin, as I had heard Ise had paid - several sums oh money fur Mn.a Clarkg. , • Q. When &I those interviews take place ? A. Within these k. days, since the issqui.y com menced. Q. Do you know of nny large sums paid to Mrs. Clark I don't know of auy, elm received none through my hauls. Q. Had you any knowledge of Mr. Mellon, previeus to the tune he was recommended to Zoo by the Doke of York think I hod. I.be here he applied to me before that taste, fur a clerkship in my (ACC. Q. (By Sir ARTIICX IM the in quiries yuu m wle, relative to Mr. Ellertats, prove satiorattury . ?—A. In the first place they went ; but ou further inquiry they were nut; I heard MOM thing nut satisfactory about some transaction of his at Bristol. Q. What were the consequences i—A. i wrote th Sir R. Abercrombie to suspend his recommen dation, which he did for three weeks ; in the mesa time Mr. Ellerton wrote hiinself, or got some friends to write, to Sir H. Abercrombie, and lie forwarded the recommendation to the Secretary at War. t s r. After the objection was remove.), Ina) you at.y communicatioo with the Doke of York ea the sub ject?—A. No, I had not. Q. Do you kuow of am subsequent recom mendation by General Robert Abercroinbie I think I hare letters to prove it. (The Witness was or.kn-r1 to withdraw.] COLONELGORDON was next called in, and examined by Lind FOLK. 'TOM Q. Have you the documents relative to the ev change betaren Majors kiiight and Ilroi.c I—A. Yes; I have them in my haml. They were put in, ■ad mud by the Clerk at the Table. Q. An you seqn.tinted with Capt. Turne,r?-- A. 1 wins acquainted with him. Q. IVheii did your acquaiistatice with him coin rm.nce ?—.l. About the year Q. When did you see Him iirevious to his cent!. ing in hie resignation i—A. It aas Aiwaly before. Q. Did lie solicit any ether litqaiintrricht ?—A. Not that I recollect. Q. Oil he apply for •o appointment on thr Staff n, Spatu t-4. I canal Illy he did. I2id he state to you his res.,. is for reaignint ? —.l. Yiot, L thint; im Q. What were they .I.lle told me he meant to resign. As 1 hwl a previous Lociale.ige of him, 1 advised him to do nothing rashly, hut to take some time. to consider if it. He said he had •;ot into a serape 'Omit a "roman, and he mii.t resign. Q. Did he stale allot that serape wa,?-1 stopt him from enterin; into it,. as it is not my custom to enter into the private aß•eirs of officers. Q. Did by state the nume of the woman No, In did not. Q. (By the ATTORNEY-GENERAL.) 1V11..a. any comelsiiit is marls against any officer wishing to exchange or purchase, does that lead to iusluir. 1. the Duke of York it depends on the nature of it. In this case the complaint was stated to he within the knewledge of his General. and thereto' e the inquiry was thought necessary. . Q. (By Lord FuLICSIVINE.) Is native always taken of anonymous letters of complaint I comet say resignaiions are stops by them. but they are always attended to. ..... Q. 1s it not the invariable practice to convey any anonymous accusations to the General etllll.. mending the district, or the Colonel of the regi ment. where the officer complained of is'—A. They are always put in a proper train. Mr. WAIIDLE stated, he should go no farther. Lord Foil:stone stated to the [loose, he had pro cured the attendance of Dull the Solicitor, anti Of the Bankraot whose name was Kenne t, the parti- Wars of which ',mines' he had laid before them the ei:rly part of the • evening ; shortly after' thus, he was informett that Duff was in in the Lot,hy. flu. had spoken to • bum, aid nu:ler:tending lot was %idling to submit the papers to his inspection, he hall taken upon himself to tell hint he need nut ‘V3I4, as lie pi ionised to bring lain the whole of the papers in the mornin4. from what he had stets of them, conceived they.% w ere worthy their attention, cud he would state flair contents whenever then• seta met on the antsji et; En AI. RIM- was then celled in, :mil evi•iiinetrby Sir. PER. , CEVAL. Q. Ue tow reeidleet Situate' Carter ?—.t. Yes be lived with Captain Sutton. Q. Wu he reputed hi, natural on ?—:1. Yea. hr ens se reituttAl ; lie lived with him he brought him up. Q. Did hr give hint a good ethic:dims ?—A.Yevi, a very good nue ; he was curable of edue•utiug himself. Q. (By Mr. Btuturoun.) Did be nor to dine et the aline table him ? A. I vann't say he did. Q. Wheo did Captain Sutton die ?—A. I believe about two or three years ago. (Ordered to withdraw.] Mr. Pascual. gave tuttiery tist.v would proceed further in the busiorbs this day. when it was hoped it would he finished. Th. House then resumed, and leave Owen to sit again this day.' and several Witnesses ordered to atteud.—Adjourned at •lirtlr Two n't.: LOC it. Maj. sir% Kin, Joseph Navels on, sl all IT nteedrd rs the gursiso.' a,.id the ion.antouis of C•Jra as% as also to per sstai who hate so to 411011, rut thls ru 41.1i1 lit. Moiler urreit. ed, or pouished, for any xh.ire they holy Late 11311 iu the do.. to.-Imiter. %loch have agitated the kiii44oio, our for their speeches, writing. or :Krum*, the UltaSlll . l3l, teSlAUtiOnli, or order., which have been ad vitt, ur executed during the commotion.. . The benefit , of the same general amnesty sled' he extended to all the ►o+nrs, V allages, and C 011115551,4, ,r 1 I lie kingdom of (.A11614 as euuu as they shalt have submitted and as soon as the inhalsitunts shall have taken the oath of fidelity to His Majesty the King Joseph Napoleon Att. Id. The 111101, comtotna, and chess of the people shalt be preserve,' siihinit any infiniginnent or modification ; the lass s hall lK li n en : which are, or shall he established by the Constitution of the kingdom. Dune at Comma, the 19th day of January, 1509 ; (Signed) Marshal the Doke of DALJI ATIA. • ANTONIO DE ALZEDO. FRENCH liatk,.'l7 N. ettworsevtow daTorevoe NIS LL %%% err MAa- Vl.tt, DURE N DAI.MATIL, Coil %%ore' IN cm?? er TOO TROOPS OW life Illieesrli rue TM !TKOS •lell ZOOG. ID OALLIeIIe, axis Cre‘til•L Tom! •IrfroVls ALACUe, MILITAILT eau t I%IL 60. vsneost AT CORIJSAA. Art. 1. The place tar t'ucanna, the fortified owlet, the batteries and pets winch depend on it, artillery, ammuni tion, itosetseines, charts, plates, and memoirs, shall he riven 'lip to tbearoups of Ilia Majesty the Emperor and King Na poleon. For this purpose his Eiteelleacy the Marshal Duke of Da:snafu& chill be at liberty to tale poeonision 0(114 rate ceded tic Loser Tower (fe toe *fen la . Y this teenier. • Art. I. l'he dtmnish garrisnn which is is Cosmos ; the persona in tied authority, ae well judicial se admeisistrativi or financial ; the clergy nod the inhabitants la general, shall tale the oath of fidelity and homage to His Almighty the Kin of Spain and thin Indies, Don Joseph lkapole'on. Art 3. The persons esmerrsaal its the civil Administer thin, as will judicial as financial the litteruhnit-General of the kingdom of and ef the rive's°, of Consume the Co. r, duns, Alealdes, and other fonetiomaries, shall be pi ovisiomiall v preserved in thci: 1.1111110% sad shall ea cerise then - finictiows in the name of Ills Majesty Kik Jo. - mph !corpulent'. .111 the acts of the Civil Adinisistsalion shall be made in the itanse of His said Majesty. Art. 4. The niilita, - e of the garritem, Whatever he their ' rank and employment, may enter into the se, ves of His Majesty kn.gJosrph Nap.slemo, soul be attuned to retain the muse rank, atter haviiie tel.ni the rest..simary oaths of fide lity tied ellegianee, as is pii.vdded it. the .1. tide. Foe this purpose, hot of the names of the principal and inferior Otliceis aw l soldiers shall be m a d,. ant. 111'4 list shall he certified be his Excelleacy (:emend 1)oo Antonio I)'.ll2.eiLeCieveritor of Corutima, to the end that • brtientar destination may be Oen to the military, accord g teethe orders at his Exerdeney the Minister tat War iu the kimplant of Spain; but, iu the meal time, the 'military shall wait at tMnaisita. The mean. of subsistence sod quar ters shall be faraisheml to them as to the Ere...e!: froope.—.. The 011icere and those employed in the 11.'41 Alarise,-, who are et Punnets, are included in the peseta Article, and moat await at Corinna the orders of the Meister of kfariue. Art. 3. The military of the prelate, whatever their task, who wish to edit tb , service, shall be at liberty to retire to their oespective habitations, after they shall have received their (fondest! in due forums, snider the .iuthority of his Excel lency the Minister at 11'ar ; and on taking the oath of fide lity described to the 14 Article. Such as refuse to take sack oath shall be cuesidered pri. 1 war. Art. fu. The property of the inhabitants shall be respected, and no contribution shall be levied on them ; but • salmis'. core for the troops in garrison shall be provided by tle pro vince. That Ow pieces of public worship and the linter,.- uncut shall be placed under sal , custody ; rclid.on shall i.e respected, and its Ministeta shall he prattctid in the exercise of their fitrictions. Art 7. The Arhoinistratiou mirth.. Royal rev( Imes shill he time Ana herefidnic, but its the it nee of and to the u se a i His Majesty Kim( Joseph Nepali-on : and to that edict, all the Ecclesiastical and Civil Authorities, as well as those em ployed foe the King, shall Contione le fulfil their respeetiss functions, sod shall be paid as coinorg to their several up pointowlits Art. 8. If any one employed in the Cenrts or in Ow Admi nistrution, br .I,irents mit' resigning his °trine, his eying realism shall be accepts ml, and.un shall prevent suet, m. a. sane ; mid if he Phittl;ll 41 , 111 V 1.,,re the tun.. with his ef fects and property, be shell be permitted so to slo, granting him proper sureties at.d a passport (u. that purpose. Art. ii. The Deputies of towns, and all other canvas,. N ees a p a rt .4 the Junta of the Liordoin Of (Satin* may return to their Looses, with their equipages and their property, if they shall so ; and an retort shall be granted fa then fur their perrunal security on their reline lug it. Art. to. Every inhabitant of the place ehull he at liberty I. retire 'shill...ism ver be Ore.:es, wills ins moveables, cf. feet% mid whatever belongs to tutu, , provided the place of his retirement N. (be Interim s 4 the l.urd . Art.. L 1 he home,. and earts afall prisons situ may be sheer by order, or Irate, business, sir any other n 4-11 be respelled, arid the proprieturesball be at liberty to towns 'obey they find it eusivenient„ Art. 1.1 Tier benefit of a general Amnesty, granted by the Emperor and King, in hit o en name, as well Is in the non. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16. AVe yesterday noticed the great want of sagacity and of sound discretion manifested by the Minis fern, as the Kluu's friends, if, indeed, they are, therefore, to be considered the Duke of Yu/Ws friends, in encouraging the comae of examination that has taken place upon Mu. CLARLL's, Or, more properly speaking, Mr. WARDLE'S charges against his Boum litnitustss. But if his ROYAL lIIMINEsi has no discreet ant capable friends among Ministers, we wish to ask, has he no compa nions capable. or persuading lien to a better coolest! of life ? Colonel Guanos, we thought, or even M?. Gucertwonn, might have beets able •to give hlu3 some nliolesonie advice upon this suliject.. It 13 reported, we know not, however, the authority, that Mr. WI vAtitroacE means to recommend some new legislative regulations Upton this subject.. with a view to correct the growing licentiousness of the upper classes. Mrs.Ct laKc was again examined, last night, at the Bar of the Huse of Coamnions. import that it way to he her hist appearance drew a t;mm at crowd, and it became frequently necessary, in the course of the night, to clear the !oblmy throtigh which she passed from her waiting -rotor), off time Vote-Office, into the House. She was dressed as usual ii. .a sky blwe pelissim, and %bite rail thrown back frolu the face, arid posiessed all her characteristic sharpness, flippancy,. and firmness. Mr. GREENWOOD was also eNaln loci last night.— Thc examination will be resumod Capitulation of Coruluis, as annexed to the Titirty-first French Bulletin, is given ittoar pre ceding eoluutm. : • titornisK. Itw iilAr6erT, , Prig=lASl uotisTA rod 'SoPala. 41 CoNnistmaill.. :4 1 4Y (.;enerills wewitttair • etita Cul. TzYttia, tints is Wististir ;mot PtickAntt returned to the Plaice nt taelre 0'004; • • : Saute Ahlthid Gazettes tII the hot, have been received. 'Choy c;nsttin itothiseAFtv, iit:!ept None decrees , for ehe ettpttrtountt of errtain.cua.- vet, hi, uteri the conliscut;ssi Gl' erictil propeity. There is nicer W losithchoored article.' to prove the &vivant:Nes to be derived from the tranifer of the Crnwo of Spam from the Bat KIWIS to the Box A. PA WITS. Two brigades or infantry sire tinder orders to embark mid one for (+iudad!.Tem, The officers «ho nry tv seeinupitny the troops hare re ceived dirt ciimo , to get ad) without loss of time. We hear that Ground Beittsroeu is to hare the co ;Intl.. Tlivre is no truth a hat. vrr in the account= in some cf the Papers matiiig that the Portirgae?ie have risen ea sanAse. Letters, indeed, retvived from Ad- . iniral Bisunt.sr, of the 3ist last, from Lisboa, ex press 'tro t % expect a tions of resistance to the French oa the !tart of the Portuguese, but the accuracy of the intelligence. 4110041 which the gallant Adiniril rounds this expectation, is mush doubted. and it is nut warranted by the other recent accounts front that quarter. The Logo Moron will hold o Con►t of Com mon Council, this dry, at 1-2 o'clock, at Guildhall, to coll'ider— A Motion fur ThankA, awl a Sword of t«o I dre'l guinea!' value, to Sir ARTlllit IVEL LV4I.I.:V. for hie conduct in Portugal ; To Sir 1).1%ID BAIRD, suet theOtficer., unit wen, fur their conduct at Comma ; That no Member of the Court, who hold• any place under Government, shall he eligible to be uu any Committee ; and ntio.r hositievs. The letters and vipers bo• the Jamaica nail were delivered - yesterday. They are to the Nth 01 last month. Stmin; resolutions had been passed by different uttetings in Jauntier( ' against the pro rogatioti of the House of Assembly. On Sunday, the AteoaN I Y and SOLICITOII - hail a consialtation with Colooel (110R DON, at the House of the CHANCELLOR of the Exa HEQUEL in Downing-street. • Yes.terilav a (*a.urt of Directors was belt! at the East India noose, when the undermentioned Com moonier' took their final leave of the. Court, pre taus to sleprirting for their respective destina tion., v Z. Captain iltisart Ittset, Royal Charlotte; and Captain J• W 1../1 11A nt RTON taattun---I.lina direct. Captain W. J. 1... ts res Km, ssas wawa into the command of the 4.;ii Lail Ilurre, li:consigned to 3iuticiro. Miolr..a. moll liesigal. The Court xittiouroesl at sin k tdl 1174{100 Lieutetutot-General Sir JOHN DO% 1.0 is arrived in toa I', Utiernse). "Nowt nata, that I.e Iwo beets vent for to uusome au important command. The ft:oils% .it whole bowie the fire broke out, on ite4.l;tt ;too win;;, Wein; oo iaa S tec, Were awalo .1 by rct: K4l: suit her aertaistb, when wag returning from tlie 11004 e of Com mons ; she fire bring juat to - enki.og out no she pa..od t;.e house. , .!' - ' THE COURT. • Yesterday, a few minutes before one &clocks Ilia 111.4.1EsTY arrived at the QuaEres PAlnce, from IVii,d6or. ills AIAJEnTY trinelled by Eghani, stud the mane ruad which he tuuk last weeL ; the. regu lar roads being still iinpasorible. llis MAJEWer was received at the Palace by the /Jukes of YORa• CVSIBERLAND, :slid About half-pant two o'clock. His M 4/ESTY hell urinate Levet.. a Bich was *Derided by The Lord Clamornor, the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the President of the hosed of Trade, the three Secretaries of State, the CliiitteeHoc of thy Exchequer, the Judge-A(II,J -tate, the Laid Chaaibcilaiu, the Lord Steward of the House hold ; the Recorder of Loudon ' • the Duke of 3loatron. , Lords Gritostoo, Ileath fi chl, Willoughby be Dririte, and the 'Jiang, of Rocile,ter the Deco of VI mama. Generals Ciirtuo, Unaleink, and ; Col. Ciaufurd and tile.:l>. Cwi,st clad Fawkraer. . tOW iii had tin: 119nOUr Of being pri. seated to His AIAJEVIY : Loot (:rituston, epos toui.t.l to his title, by tht. I:ari of Liverpool Mr. A. Carlisle, upon los ■ppaiintutent to the ~.,• lhip of Anatomy in the Itu)al Arailimy. Colonel Hobert Craulord, Lunt h oby, and Etr . :pitl..,- GeueintClaatou, opt' their return from sprit', sod tbc lat ter upon his appointmeat also to be A‘JutstAArciiersl Ireland. hlJjor-Gcnerail Brodcrick, upon hie promotiou and return to 1):. KLE3 did lioinaige before 11114 7ilt.uvr t, upon 1114 bring appotriti:4l ilibhop of fi ticuLs 11.4, in the Loom of U.. the iliiihopric of ELI. HIS MAJESTY gave sollieuees to the CaNciet- Ministers sod the J Dalt AIIYOC ATE/ 5110 !did tie-. fore His MAJESTY • the iirixecJiiip of iieterul Courts Mertial. • lila Man:Arry held a Privy Conned, at which tbe Recortor:a of Lux won attended, trod. matte his moot of the convicis capitally irowvicted the last Senvichio in the Old bailey.. when we uh derictak.d tlit wan from Birmingham, for uttering forged • flank notes, and the woman for hirsias •ireumen's.certiticates of birtins with', 4e. were yr - deoml for e,;ecution next %I'tiliiestLiy. Ceratun cud Wilkiai4ix, for robbing. Mr. Butters in the Park, under a threat of a most. ibilvalical nature, were mit reported, we untlend md, iu 'constqueuce of wine doubts eideriained by Ilarau GaAIIAII, who tried them. • soon orter six o'clock, His 111susir set off Qs his Muni to 1V indsur. Dies. CLAWCS Gi ifLes. ' It will appear. 'on the perusal 4... f the folloct:n; extract frcra Gil Bias. that Mrs. Chu he is nut tut original plat e-teoeger:.-- DOOR TUE 9TII-.-CIIMPTER 9. if What alma LilL BUIS wade a larza foqua; in a a4ort time. sad el /hairs Ae gar;i6octf. .‘ It seems to rue that I he:a. the reader cry out—Courage, SALNI 1 1.1. AN L make bay oink the se.i alliu. s, yogi are i,t s • (sue road, push your todune—Oli it,ewer nor use! 1 see *my valet uouve y+ 46 a lies!' periuu whom he bas just picked ins--Yes, it is SClPlo.—iutlfr me to pstoeut that Moues operator to *ea, Sir—‘6c trouts the p. - ivilegc of *kit ing his drugs for ten years throughout Spam to the esehiston :Of all Mimi's. to reteitilor it he will gore tun, potters to teirgiguti who shall procure hiss the privilege —1 ent stun t aSIyORTE—DOu't Ire natasy, 1 will do safe a • a few days afterwards 1 scut bins off with a rdest, per liiiu lb cheat the people curio/ars:ly throughout Spalu, " 1 had obtained of kis Excelleuey so easily the tone fa vour%) had asked, that: did hut ask a (nth. It iras the Government of VOA, ow thy coast tit' Crer.ed , , f..r a Knight tir , CA'at rove, raw totne..d use Shoo: and pistoo , ibt Master hurst out a laughing, seeing me ~furr isrry. %Vet, done,,friend (;i1 Slits, how you, go uu—yeu a r e ' tOrribly loud of libliginftytutO reighbuurs. ktiel ailed lair, tlbrn only tricks oreosis End, 1 shall...of look so cone, but when you wish tisrCi.vernments, you Witt be cadent with l b: a th e profit.—yuk, ranuut think what expense 1 as put to, to sastaiwthe dignity of ray post , for iu teresticness, 1 out oat impruuest enough to &langs. toy pro vale affairs. o 31y Master thus abiding me of the fear of being impel , tniints, oe rather ixeihrg .o to return ofteo to the charge, renamed me more .ftle:dy alter w.rio. 1 would willingly Lava adrertiaeit that all who wirbrii to obt.ria rarours at CHIA had only to apply to au. I went one War, Scipio another. My Knight 'of Calatrava bad his unrerousent file has thousand pistules, and I awn got soother at the amen pests for a Knight or St.:ming. I w.et not Artistica with mak, ig GOVeTOOOI, I pre orders of Knighthood, and egovertesi iOrile g 04.1 tradesmen tato had urovenien, by esaielbut tithe of Nubility. 1 withed also that rhe Clemy should fel si benefits. I emsfeered licingt, prebetotai is s. aod some ricrlo eivlicrl ililnities2"—{l're need (10ce.241 notirt her Or tie e4k. • ter, tl.ou a qi the oche& gf it is tßuntralot:, and non worth read ing.) " Carry in your mind, Tore," cries a sagacious tit often to his son," that yen lay an early townie lia' for obtaining objectsof great iutersait." To Fortnne's suitors it may nun as justly Ite,.rid— e (tarry its your minds, that in the pest supenor Lottery, there were at first but lairOu Tickets fur sale.--that several thousands are already thsposred ..f--that every they snore and snore lessens the nom- Irer—und that unless you are alert in waking your purchases, you way suou be unable to obtain even the Share of a Ticket. • Before the termination of the Drawing of tke last Lottery, it is mitorimma ;hat Tickets rose limn 232 to £55 per Ticket—but before the Drawiog commences of the present great Scheme, thm re are strong reasons to Iseneve, that time a.lrance of price on Tickets mind Shares will not lw less considerable. The extrilordioary early demand now experienced, justiies time raw:ll46nm especially as there were mit trot but 18.400 Tickets foe smile. •DVIC—/tt/t.:ey at 14e I'4l Arm. BIRTH Oa iVeolocartay the iStli iaumit, Mrs. W. It. James, of Earl-slu•.t, blot :ars, of a ►ua. AG ES. Oo Mondas last, the tier. Dr. Werninck, to the lionotir. able Mrs. Wynn, daughter-Su-lag of the late Lord New benumb • On ifunday 'sat, at Heytesbary, by the Richt Res. the Lard Huhu!, of Bah and Neils, the Hon. Willies Eliot, to Nl;bs .:Ideal J.ingliter of Sir W. P. H. A'Cuttst, Bart. ut Heyte^liaty House, Wiltshire. HEATHS. I.att week, in the prime Mrs. Ingle, wife of Mr Ingle, of linfibinead, Hiintingelowiliire. She has left an ai. fectioriate biiinrand, and eleven chill& ea, to deplore Ace Iu On I*, v,-, the Jd iust. the intaut "glavaliter Lind Mil ton, nth'. him., in Arlington atreet. g ail; ‘vATI..II., THIS DAV, AT LerNiLsoe4-11kIln.t! Man, 11. ram. retort .3 j Ryes xi.. mar. a fter.. . 3. . LONDON: Prsutel by G. Ir.VIDSON, No atit,' (N Ltuoviell.court, Cirey-acreTt sad =bed at ilea °Hitt, N o 4: 111 of St. Chloral's b, 9tr.ti..l, by J WitITF, ono. pltrr...or4ero. &c f.•r this Paper, Nat to lb: Odice, , :pust pat..l„ will la duly attrud.ol tn.