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Jvs ... n .. ~. ~ NUMBER 4965. POURTH NIGHT OF THE NEW DRAMATIC ROMANCE 4TRE.IIO YA L. DRUXY.I.A YIL THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. November E. their V mjeiniee Artonstin tea irnrerrid (moist:DA Owes three rare) the cowevir .4 THE ROAD TD RUIN. Mr. Dwaine, Me Maude.; Harry Don at e*. Mr. FT Nolo- Mt; Mr Milford. Mr. garensd Mr. Sung', Mr. Wallows; Codadnek, Mr. Harter, Nil*, Mr. Koichi. Widow Wei rea, Mrs. Harlow!; Sophia,llra. Marlyn; Mrs. Lodger, Tiarreell; and Ileum". Mrs. Hughes. After which (411 Hoe) • New Dramatic Ramose', ealki EARDECIDE; OR, TUE FATAL. OFFSPRING. With weir Marie, Semiery, .Mil Peesnolows. The Music earsporod by Mr. T. Gm*. Priseipsl Characters by Mr. a. Jabots's, Mr. H. Keel l e, fir. ICalttiwara. Mr. Marley. Mr. Bengneett, Or. Smith, Mr. privorin. Mho Carr, Wm 6 ram and Wm Omer. Is Art I. (laehlrelml Is the Plow) • Po Dear. be Mier ..1 ilia J. Pot; awl a Pao Reel, by Nisi Tree. DiMmv, Gs t IressA Prim la ...Pit. Remo* Dries, Om wee Oalltliji,l6.l Sairwil Prier, 18.—U pro filstkry, la.; Stormil Prise, 11.1. Iwo sod Plato Or he takes of Mr. Roily/ell, at she • Re. Tomla at the Thom from Ten Call Fuer •' *here mar be If a Private Do Glibly —awl, far the hobo scrum. Imiliblide of the Public, the Itomotßee will he open every Emilia of porfordime" from nee till Elora. The ow Dramsafte eff tirmeeirle, or The Fatal diPtoriem, wilt be oroweril l overy Boeing sill further notice. Twomey*. she OisiellyM Tows sad Cavalry: Reeheo rats../. Mr. Km.. Os Rows moil Naito Rome*, Mr. H. Ramble ; Islet Mos time), 1t,.. W. West. (I. Tisslay, she Tracey &emit. me The COW of rt. Alikkend Imagise ;Got 5i...), Mrs. Wert. Dor noirf wilt be gives the sot performance of The BAs sad Member. runArris.norAa, COrIENTAARDRIV. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. November 6, will It acted die Mesta tHE RIVALS. Se Alt'homy khaiStr. Mr. W. noes i Sr Larissa O`Trie ger. Mr Jos.. ; Paulklawil, Mr. Yeast ; Caplets Allan_ lot., Mr. C. Itesshia; Acre.. Mr. Lilies; Fag, Mr. Parle, ; David. Mr. Emery Mr.. Malaprop. Mrs. Davooponr!: Lydia 11amiesiolg dries Somme; Jabs, Miss Prole; Lacy, Mrs. alio; Newly Miss Shaw. To which 101 h r added, Merida**. Pardee THE CRITIC; OIL A TIIASEDV lIIEHEARSIED. /reify, Plagiary (last Hoe). Mr. W. farms; Psif, Sr. lows; Dimple, 10. Chwesiost ; Proem, Mr. Connor. ?alluring. Mrs. COW; Abr. foistir, Miss Latins To essoditilr wish a Grand Ica fight sad lbw Destructing of the Spoil& Armada. A Shoe Sir say he had for the fkawir, or sightly, of linsedoo, al the N... Ake. • Saito Ts Sawed Prier. h. Id —Pit. 3s. 6.1. firessil Wee, is—Lower Gallery, its. Saud Price, Is —Uppe r Gallery, Is. Illresaii Prier. Places for the Bones to hr taken of Mr. Ileasdos, at IM flosararir. Harheiresi. fru. Ten 1.11 Form. Unmeant. &hello: °Arlin. Mr. Teed'' Casa*. Mr. C. Keulde IWO. Mr. Yates (frown dor TheatroAnyal, ea.. larrtla. Mime wailed appearance is Lossion); Salina. Mrs. Taira; Meridian**, Miss O'Neill. To which will be added ( . 1.1 time). a saw Balk', called Paul and Viralsia. On Mniatley the Tragedy of Jane Shove. Choler, Mr. 1106,111; Hearing% ?dr. Yonne; Dumont, Mr. Maerrady. Alin's, Mite Sotarrvilte; Jane Mom bliss 11. (in Tomlin lath tiroe),Colinan arid Csarrick's Comedy of TVs Classalistine Marriage. Lord Welty, Mr. W. Farm,; Sir !oho Melville. Mr. Ablealt ; Stern ut, Mr. Fay:reit ; Mr. C. llrmble; Canton, Mr. Farley; BMA, Ur. AWL Mrs. Reidrlhet, Mrs. Dattoport; Alias Steeling. Mrs C. Kahle; Pansy. Miss liresior. With the se* Owen of The Harlin , of &FOIL Oa Wednesday. the Cased ..f f The Rohlier's Devito-, : GOYIM* (lira *, Heartall (li time Ml. W. Parrett. A new Faros is is relies , And will be produced on Thursday nest. • This Any is piabli4e4 I Wo. I. ricr is. Sit of THE QUAItTERI,Y J(I(JRNAL of FO ii NIEDICISR mad SURGERY, and yr the Sciesiers eoliftreted with 'Otani. Coveting!. 1. Biography of itareas. S. htsnowir, &Hard, "".1 limp, on •Assrierison. School of Vienna. 4 De elaierille on Ow Trait' 6. Ruck no the AAh Pair Of tire,,, I lltatiert en the Menthreite Veitilteris. 7. Seltett.lt Itutie. 1t Veer& on Avierria. Gengeoi St. Hi. I.lre Instensfit Plitlnsurlimne.—Anatects--Quarierly List of a. volicatassa, Sy. Ott, kc. P.intro for F. C and J. RivinTinn, St. Panes Cliarch %Aril ; rm.) Anderson and Chase. Wrst Smithfield: anici also !iv Placa, Fliiintorritit; enough'', Dahlia ; Trintettli and {Part, Paris and Sirisabtirg, &r. / i/l 4:41; 4 • t t • • r li,_ fro the Droaceim of Porierien, awil an Aiminnt of tie Illmmonnawbieuni by Mr bunk f Ireland. Malta for Lammas mai Co. Palernmaer-roar ; Effing ham Mom, Rawl libellanini and C. P. Arabia, Dublin. Pt* 111:2E Ott 5Ci061...4 AND PAMILILS TI Aiy la led, in mea large volitive, duodecimo, price AA. 14. la wish gt asiowasece so Parochial Scirudi atoll mbar litelstious Setablishownsr, THE PENTATBUCH; ur, Five Books of Wows iffiedritote tresslaiolog se txpliestion Phraseology i ied with the Tat. Foe the Familtes sad • . Op she Rev.**. CLAIWIA Of Oriel March, Heats. Orbital her 1/. Aarris, corner of St. Pairs Ckaseli.ittd mid Mid * every thselselter I. lbe Mated Where miry he liedbilidaly pohlrobel by the time te• of • tsso.Apriee Me mom! 1 0 0,RtS of 'timers LAW, ilphihrtb. eel" embergoll.stlmiiined is glom. Illoolusiosee. be. for the we of mid Vestries% ilergboole, s' Clergy, le. •••,_ _ 66c - Thu 414 are owblued, p;lee 30:61. CONSIDERATIONS •the ALAIUMINI INCREASE of reIIMIBK, so die BANK of ENI LAND. sod dor Courts *herb hare operated avow 11 illogoion of ltatiooloot hleasonos; with Easy on A CAUTION TO MOTO AT rl critic:if 0 0000000000 when • CNiliken are Teeihitsi. lire w.ll attention onynt to 6 he pa.. Tha n, paritrol.ely .1114 the :Iles..;ev :out Chin Comfit she prc. ilent. If the • aims of the von. cootie , with any otiox thunder, very few lurAnts ref-over. limbers used wrier in Ire withuNt the A V)ERIC t SOO l'HINI; Sireuv in the Nersery, for if a Child ef.kre in,,'. itiht with tonna lu Its qumy 111 . 1% valtivhie 114-heine ayintiy,l ininte,ii arty Oen the lase , hest Ifie clump, aml thereby reveal lever' tie eouvol:' s, kit .Mudd it email. tit rota- I N. "'" with Pm, sitiwe iitaiiriler it nitro elestnsyv the aite. thee* brighten hares. P•relits irhu wee be &Woo. of the ' , Ayes of the 3 , nahiut Syrup. may refer in the iiifferent eases that have app..ared iu ti.e Persysiiery Tor these lash see pits. 31.8 "" 111 ". awhieson Aso sppronristed ono %nor twire • week, wig from Nine to Ten o'Climok lin Tetrads, Nmul Ka tionlity Sluriiiroz•, to the /war, who heat Chihli," It4lirte.l isi rultin, their teeth, by brinziui • letter (vine • hong.. keeper. thas lite Mother is a isal irtij.rt of eherity, hits mane it se universally known in *into., every thotlY who're there thee young (11141ren, 3lett.J hopes ;rest ft charily s'il sot be shored. as it iv out id her ',risotto. purse. Tv he had of the Pruprietnrs, John-eu And Willi:lnv , . No 1:11, Nestistati,strett. etatiwit.btreet, ; a. 141, these •ppeintreent, of .11 the principstl Vesi.krs iu Teen anti Censer), alt. 11. per bottle. .ri.11.-13e site to ,51. fns Iwheistool awl Trallam's Soothi.ig Syrup: ~ b r ' At Do , n i LONDON, FOIDAY, NOV .1G ENG- NEW WORKS RIDESITPLY BE MI . 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S.--Saisple. of the Bread sod Meal snits he use at these Chansbers betwrea the hours elf Twelve and Tie. - - . lof this To Ile Majesty% Lead POW iw ClaiMetuus, Chit i see a sad Bereseke, is lba eadeekehollowil Gashes llowtower Camilla% 4•I Mammy, 14 • • 61 healerioad, 1 Jatage . : *Mb Brits 11-71 ed I nottiaglatal. 1. That as . «kW giatitidat is lid fee Ike 064 t urrsr t sairr i dot Ibegiseie M Ural 4 ' led is Testier toe, 4nag MtpOlini:" phalletl. be rreetewf at 011 to ea sr Wore THURSI elumewee t the IMbb ow 0 ROVIIIIIIIIIR (hot impel will be r. ele ; the doer Twelve etas* es that deg); sett, Wiest by Pael Meow mesa he pikl. Proposes meet be foie sspar.tely fur each Coast] via Mead, ramps foe the I.Msds of thtereeey, Jersey, A blerney, all of which mew be laelatietl id oat Tea& . - EX tR4CTS 0111011 TUN LAST NADIR [LX.] 01IP " TOR I:DIX.. SUMS asmw," JUST PUSILISMCD. dree.- Croat Ankle I Module Do Storrs IPositimoor Work ost the kadigg Boosts of the French RoNlotioo." We come at last to tonapartea name that mill go down to posterity, and of whom it is not yet clear, perhaps. how posterity will judge. The great est of conquerors, in au age when great conquests appeared no longer possible--the most splendid of usurpers, where usurpation had not been heard of for ceutusies--who entered in triumph almost all else capitals of coutieental Bumps. end ltd, at last, to his bed, the daughter other imesedest Bo irereige—etho set up fangs and put them down at hit pleasure, and, for sixteen yams. defied alike the swords of his foreign enemies, and the daggers of his dodiestic factious ; this is a man on whom future Fe:koalas* most yet sit in judg ment, but the evidence by which they are to judge bloat be transmitted to them by his contemponsritt. Madame de Start has collected a greet deal of this evidence; and has reported it, we think, on the whole, in a tone of greet hupaniality. Her whole talents seem to be roused and concentrated when she begins to speak of this extraordinary man, and much and ably as his character has been lately dis cussed, we do think it has never been half so well desclibed as in the volumes before us. We shall venture on • pretty long extract, beginning with the accouot of their first interview—for on this, as ow most other subjects, Madame de Steel has the unspeakable advantage of writing frost her own ob sereattoo. After mentioilink the great popularity he had acquired by his victories in Italy. and the peace by which be had secured them at Campo Formin, she says (the Regime, gives the extract in the original French; the following is a transla tion) : •' It was with this sentiment, at least, that I saw him for the lint time at Paris. I could not find words to answer hide; When hetome to tell me that he had sought my father at Coppet. and that he regretted having passed through Switzerland with out seeing lam. But whenwheel was • little recovered from admiration at his visit. a strong sentitneut of fear buccreded. Bonaparte then had uo power; he was even believed to be sotil4ihat menaced ply tine gloomy auspicious of the Directory, so that the fear which he inspired could only be caused by the singular effect of his Knots upon almost all who approached him. I had seen men highly deserving of respect—l had seen oleo mete of ferocious aspect—there was nothing in the im pression which Bonaparte Isroduced upon me that could recal to my mind either the one or the other. I quickly fiert-eived on the different occiibions which I had of meeting him during his stay at Paris. that his character could nut he de fined by the ordinary words with which we are ac customed to express ourselves-6d was neither good nor vinletit. neither mild nor cruel, accorzling to that of indiiiduals hitherto known to as, Such a being having no equal; cotild neither feel, nor house any syntpathy, he must he either more or less than man. Hie air (thstraise), his diind, his hinguage, are the Uteri, of a shoal* nature, high!) , calett. laird to overstate (attbjtoguet) the French, its the manlier whiCli I hive already mkaitioitiA. " Far from feeling confidence in often meeting Bonaparte, he ewer intimidated the the more. I felt confused idea that no emotion of the hetirt coaild act optics him—he bolts upon a Mime.; being as a mere thing (Rue/. hot out as an equal. He hates nu more thou he totes-elf is every thids with him, all other ivied are but cipher*. The force of his will vitalist, in the immoveable eel: celitinti of self—hr is a skilful chess-player vas. tending with the Widths race, which be propmei to himself to check-mate. Ilia successes hold as murlh am 'hal., qualities which he wants as on those talent; whico lie posiesser. Neither oily; nor rrhrion; not attachment leant punish& We.; has turu inns from bid object. HI is for his own interest what sju4 num onglit to lie for virtues if the pitd were gnu& bas perseverance would be Every time that I heard him speak, I Wes *track with hi• superiority—it bum iso resess e bl an e e to that of men instricte4 and enlightened by stuffy or Society, such u - England and France can r nish minutiae's of; but hi. discourse inirke4l the train (is Met) of circumstances, as the • hunter does the track of his prey. Sometimes he recount ed the, political and military deeds of Ititslife its most interesting nisisper ; he had eves in thMse re citals, admitted of gaiety, a little of ciie Italian imagination. Iloweyer, nothing could tau. fitter my inensolblecopognaoce fur what It perceiti ed in him. I wearier(' in his seal a cold and piercing sword, which froze iu wunhdihg. I esw is his naiad r deep irony, from which nothing great M line, ma, mei rent Air eine hearlferf g/siy, (void deep., for he despised that notion who-it suffrages ha wanted, and no *nark of enthusiasm introduced itself into his desire to astonish mankind. This was in the interval between the return of Bonaparte and his departure for Egypt. shoot the t)' year 1 7 7, when I was in the habit of seeing him fair:lividly in Paris, and.never in hie presence .1111 I lose a ififfieulty of breathing. I was once at table between, him and the Abbe,Sieyes—singular ua lion, if I could have foreseen what followed-1 was exam' • g with attention the figure of Bonaparte, but each time that 1w discovered my observing looks he had the art of withdrawing all express . from his eyes, as if they had instantly become marble.— his countenance, became then immoveable. except a vague smile, which he carelessly expressed with his lip., for the µurpuse of deceiving whoever wished to observe the exterior mirk' of has thotights. " His Ilium. thee' meagre and pales war yet agreeable--since then, he has grown corpulent, which is extremely bed for him, fur we gitivt sup. pose that such • than, tormented by such a duo. racier, musk stiffer a little when labouring under an inConvenkoce from which others suffer PO much. His stattire being low. and his body nevertheless very long, .he *brays looked better en linreeback than on foot—in short it was war, and war alone. which became him. ; His manner in society is. con strained. without tim idity—he has SoMething °Otis. dein When he is res'erVed. and of vulgiiiirY when he is at his ease-the disdain becomes him best, pro vided he does not err in it. • • Iy a natural bias for prioce reek. he ever addreased insignificant question* to all who were presented to bini. Are you gnarlier! ?' said lie, to How- baying disagreeable things, which lie has since reduced to a system, as of all others that moat calculated to userwhelui the ob ject. He ha,l. however, ut this period a desire. to please, since he concealed its his mind the project of ovetturning the Directory cud egabliihingkiin self in its piece; hut notwithstanding this desire, it might be esid, in opposition to the Petit)ltet—lie Involuntarily cursed, though lie inter n to confer u blessing. " I saw him one day approach a French woman, remarkable for her beauty, her wit, and freedom of her opinions; he placed himself straight before her, like the most Rued of the German Generals.— ' Madame.' said lie;, I don't wi-h that women should mix in You ale right. General.' said she, but in a country where they cut off people's heady, it is very natural to ask the reason why.'—Bonaparte made no reply. He is a mom whom Otte resistance appeases: those who have sultived hie despotism, ought to blame none hat thentsekes." AMERICAN PAPERS. . NORFOLK, OCTOBRR Q. NosoLfstercirentit—LThe law whith closes the ports of the United States against vessels coining direct front the British West India Woad.; went into operation yeiterdny. Within the list three weeks this port has been crowded with such vessels, aiailiag themseltres of the little time that remained to take iiitay cargoes of our produce. Some of these hove wiled, and probably, ere this, hove made a gond offing; others hive put teen, halt owing to the north-easterly gale that is now prevail ing, most have been compelled to put back, while others; though ready fur sea, have not been aWe to get out, owing to head winds. The orders from the Secretary of the Tressaiy do lint leave it discretionary with the collector to permit the aniline► of vessels alter the lot of Oc tober, who have loaded and cleared for the British Islands before that day; in colosequence of which, the nine mil e-~ • rrtious were Made to eepe• Bite thine vessels which arrived at the eleventh hour. Of the eiperlition with tibia they have beet, Sinliiaded and laden again, en instance was Ono in our last, and anothrt in to-day's Paper. Not one has been behind hand—not one craved indulgence bfyot►d the time allotted ; all were ready to depart the dry belble the law wits to take effect, when they and themitlvett itnfottiat►ately detained by advert, winds Since Saturday night lot, till Wind has been hanging oh at N.E. cud during Hie last two Mir his beret blowing a hurricane, consequently uo vessel Could get to sea frolic 'thin port, or turn from Ilamptoti Linda. We do not sppirliesid, how ever. ibet %bees 'erects will be made t 4 asp:mace r ~ 06* tric::. 4. ; • PRICE LEVI:N-PENCE. ' any further detention after the f!orth-euster has re moved its embargo; yet we ctn.-iat witness their final departure from our Witters bi:t with feelings regret ; since the knee tbt}: Wave kern 'Waders to our port ; some of dyer.: linvmg, in tliht period, moils seven or eight voyages hither ; each time bringing valuable ea'rgoes, paying heavy du ties, and taking away our luirlier, nasal-stores, and Moor in return. !love 37,4 to le•ro wheilitr the inhibition. of .thet tracer, which his certainly been highly henegrial tO this section of the coon try, and to 'the nation nt large, wit produce ea equitalent !advantage itt the eniploy.tnent of our own ihippiug... We hope, yet we thotht it. Anotikr, basset of Quick tlispltA.,—The Bri tish schooner -Fuverrite. from Buthadoes, .whisk arralred Otitis' port uu Tuesday, rootning, entered st the Custom-house at nine o'clock, sort instate. , diattly cowmen:4-d discharging her (.mall) cup, of sugar and mit. At eight O'clock the lime night she had a full Oleo, o f Four, tiered, and staves in. sod her hatches battened down. The nett morning had har deck load of shingles taken in, her longsboat stowed, cleared sit ten o'clock, 11111.1 at flue .was on I,er way down the river. T 4 favomriee I% • vessel that will stove •bo'li 600 barrels wider dec•lts. • ioavot.i..., ocTottee 5. • • A detscluneirt of 290 4illantry troo" under the command of Major Bird, of the United. Statee! army, arrived isi-the steam-both Virttimir ,, mid are quartered for the present at Creney Istind. We underrtund they itre.drs!lneti. for the defence of our southern frontier.. Tinier trotnat h.ive beets recruit ed in ties neighbourhood of Baltintoie, and are it fine body of men. , More TtoOps its 11101i0R.—Yettriclay arrived here front Petertborgh, by wiurr a i, tlehiClopeor of men under the costianand elf ,Copt. MiGarvock, ur the Unitea„Statee aunty. It iv unilarstuort that they are to be united to the detachMent from Kati snore, under Major Bird, which Will shortly leave this fur the sotithward. . BUFFALO, acricicssit 29. Lord Selkirk. —The Ar6oin for the Western Di.triet of Upper Canted* were Inld nit Monday, th- 7th instant, at Sandwich. before --- Powell; Chief Justice Of the King's Ilvisch of the Province, and were adjourned on the Monday following, with out misking any direporeticto whatever of the Import.. ant controversies betisi4n Lard Shirk end the British North West Company. The expected trial of his Lordship and the principal sews in that quarrel, or rather civil war, some of whom had here charged with Murder, had excited a lively interest iu the Province, a hich tailed to the Court a very large assemblage of people. Oir . Monday a bill of indictment against Lord Selkirk apd others,. for resistinive to legal process, at Fort %inborn, was laid before the Grand Jury, but rtjected by them. Another bill for a colloid ,ticy to injure or destroy the trade of the Nor! West Company, was arterwords presented them, on which they were occupied three days in licsritig evidence, t considerable part of which was docu mentary, and the whole confused and intricate. Ott this bill the Grand Jury would ncl, ur.at least did not, come to any determination. The Judge wait ed two or thite days (all the other business of the Court having been finished) after the testimony be fore the Grand Jury had closed, for them to come toe decision; and then; niter consulting the Alto. Ory- Geueral, adjourned the Court. Both parties (for it appears td have become wholly a party question) are nisch dissatisfied with the malt, cud both complaia isf partiality and cor. raption. Lord Selkirk, we lest.), accused the Attorney-blesceral and the Prosecdeot end witnesses, iu open Coiirt, of corrupt mad oppressive designs, to which the, Attorney-General reeriiiinated, by * charging the Grind Jury with partiality, and othei anal-conduct. The controversy wes so warm, than the Court with difficulty preserved order by sikoc. lug then' both. The friends of his LOrdship are disposed tocharge the Chief Justice with (inhering the designs of the North West Ccimpani, and intimate that the Court was suddenly adjourned to prevent, a formal rejec. tiou of the hill of indictment by the Grand jury; and to preclude the opportunity of presenting bills against Mr. M'Gillivray and other servants of the Company. The other Side, on the eontrare. charge his Lordship with practising itnproperly with the Grand Jury during their lining, end intimate that something little different front direct bribery wad used to present a fair investigation br the charger. 11111.111 - Lit i 30. To-mOrroirr the interdiction of British vessel:, from Non Scotia sod New Britoswick to so entry inn, the ports of the United States commences. This t n. , : ceeding of the Aintree's° Government we nitwit :rut comidet as eseentirely ill-natured. Ted 44d10)i , i1 are essigited for that the Act oprtitti,.! the port) b.' Hidden and St. Johik to iirtetice, 14 limited in its duration ; and, itd, that it resmia3l the iinportatirms in ihim to Cettritt arLicits. •-••• Had the Ave been Rind n Mantic the mile t. ever. -A \ eirk .-- I • - •••• \ ‘•• ' . on" eof his guests. • Wow nisi children have you?' acid he, to imbiber. • N'hen 'lid you ar• rove ? when dad you set off r and such other inter- rogatories as *hew the s uperiority of bun who ask. ' them Weer the permit to whom they are atatie. At notithivr tittle he amused hinorlr in the art of tru- berreesing—iii isyiiiK disagreeable things; an set J 6, 1818, ... 1 , t. e. ... s. ti 4 1 . 1111 I , • . • • 1 • POUR Prizes of £30.060! First-dram* Prhe 130,0413! (IN TUESDAY, the 24th of Thi. Month, the 1 111 :4:ate Lotter) liters dritiingt. The Scle.tn.:, which h • deinsoul for Tickets anti Shares beyond All prrcr. deal, cutatatut tbs futleorint Capitals:- 4 $ ...•• • •1 Priers of 6 • b Prises of LOW 4 .. Prise. of 1 4 ..... Prim of ....loamy , 100 Des tea lAN of 501. 4r. Cooteuls used Money. 'fht Ftrcl Prize drawn nit of the Wheel he ratified to the extra Ran of 30,000 f. Tickets and Slimes are !Oiling et all the ntfiees in Loakimai and t.y the Ageott in the Cuoutry. '