The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-04-17 00:00:00

j'ALP a l. 7 ''', r !' --,_44i:.1 , t _t •- -*-t 4l4 !°'- % - .10:,-* . :. ii• P.:C.TUREG.ILLERY. a ITS. iumsEit In naktA beauty more adored, g 4 More Mely thin Peutiota.----% lainton't Pandit • Lt t. Not fewer than one hundred fashionable Belles is the West end of the town, claim this pic ture as their pradoition. The face, neck, bo om, and arms, are Ugly painttd ; but the colour ing of the rest of the 6RUTe is cold. There is a good deal of grace in the attitude, and the nnar dc lledir;s does no boast mote symmetry :ad finer p r oportions But, with all these beau ties, the , c is a want of truth in th,: design. Eve otrzht to be naked. or, at most, only lothed with 2 fig-:eaf. l'bk very nakedness is essential to the etression of bar countenance, as a pouf of the in necrt.ce and purity of her mind. But a sort of tr.,:u;;a:ent is spread over nearly one tenth part of t h e firre before us. The scenery is also liahlc to It knit more like the Green Park than the Garden of Eden. N 0.41. Bird, of a Lir is also the produc tonof an artist, who, or (.bvions reasons, has not Caought fit to avow hint. ed . . It to emiarsdy idea, jive to airy nothing a local habitation and a r.:n.e, be tte flight of the Poet's tint y, Low much mate archon:, must be the pa.nter's task ? —A discard:A •.ervsnt is seen cons“lting whit that lying gossip Frtne, upon the best mode of play lug upon his Nobie 14.stres's. Cards of invitation -re easily clanged into playing cards, and the hes .ity of tae aimiable ss, being unhounde.., .nade the measure of ;leer loss at play, and t nosey, of course, is chiefly win by her must 117 friends. A newsinonget is upon the watch, etrries the half.engenikred he to an able sc-.c.ed artist, who drosses it up into a definite qs4st intial story. The growth of the lie, as it from lip to Up, until it comes into the p05.,1 .,1 c: the finisher, is executed with great taste nay. The expression of the figures is also y tits, lint seems harrowed from the countenance of Satan, upon hi first viaw of Paradise. The art of paintin, the Art of poetry, ought to be sub serri at tia the cause. Triad by this rule, this is a rile and scAndshiits prodnettetn. . - Nu IS. A Game of nickel at Covent-G(I4ON by Mr. and several ether artists. This is a rvely and spirited prodelon. One of the parties is in the aa of 4n7eing himself out. (To to continued,) Teetentre morning His Meeesev left Windsor tot tow?. ani Ate vix;ting the Princess of WA L at Blackheath, .etinned to Windsor. Yesterday Princess ASiet.tA and the Duke of Kent un liorstback, and Princess S.rraiA in a car - liege and tour, took en airing in Windsor Great Park. Her MAJeSTY the Pere:cassis, in a carriage and t iir, ti.ited the Duchess of York at Oatlands. Tee Jeer, w:iich was started at Ascot Heath on Monday, war taken at Egham Hill. The last A. rivals at the Hotwells, Bristol, are, MAj.eShipiry, Fad 21.11 Cnuuteit Wintecton, Mit. Riven 1111 ., *IL H. Lember‘, M:s. m 4 'tits Fisher, Archer, Mr C. owlet, Mrs. Vincent, Mr. &Wile. a.al fain ir. Th. Urnourable Mrs. D•MEIL gnu:named a se ta patty at dinner at her braise, George's-street, Hanover-sqaare. on Monday. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs- ST. Josue were of the parry. A nsa Mueeal Farce is .i.nrwunced at Drury lane Theatre, called Pre Soldier's Rotor,* ; or what cam &arta dm? General awl Mr.. Dee have arrived at the Lon don lime% from Brighton. Lord and Lady G. CAVLNOIS.I left teem on Friday, for their sear at Latimer', Bucks. His I.nrJship went on Sendny to Newmiket recta, and her 1444 s :tip will retiira to town on Sued sy next. 13• KER gave a grand foist lait night, at her house in Hill -street, Berkeley-square- Lady Ti. roes'. rout last night, at her housttlin Saville -street, was attended by all the fashion In town. The Marchioness of B 4 TM has been dangerously indisposed after her acculaslharent, but is now re covering The Count D'Arteois had a grand levee yester day at his house in South Audley-street, attended by above tine hundred emigrants set distinaion. Lady EtteLerieLo is extremely ill at her hone: - in Taney -street. roattz Rovitss played the part of Ilmotlel at Drury Line 'theatre last night. He appeared in high health and spirits, and was loudly welcomed on his eutrance. The house was full and fashionable. Sir Aaa•mest and Lasy.llumc return to town on Friday. The Earl and Countess of Deese are expeBed ' to diviner at their house in Grosvenor-square to zoGrrow. Last night Mr. Kt:Mlle performed his favourite charaßer of Pen:ashlar& in the Comedy of The Wirri at Portage with his usual SUCCelli. The itOUSV was extremely thin until half price, when the at treSion of th- new Ballet completely filled it. We do not find there is any particular dress di freed f the to wear at Windsor. on elon . day eer ; eel, i, Lady will be governed by her own carte;. ielairnent to the Knights, every dress will havt .• r ..sr purnle. For the Frogionve Fete hats and le. . will infgenera.iy - etoss, • 1 IRELAND. ovutio, ♦PLIL 12. RECORDER'S COURT. Yesterday Thomas Pullen w as indiited, tried, and found guilty, of only a common assault (he ease would not have it otherwise) on hliza But !?r, a decent young woman, by pouring a bottle of aqua foctis over her back. on tile night of the .1.1 inst. in consequence of which she still remains under surgical care, and her life by no means safe. under a threatening mortification. Several articles of genteel attire. such as a silk cloak, velvet bonnet, I &c. were exhibited in Court, almost reduced to tin ,'e-. He confessed the crime after being cipreliend ,•d, offered terms of accommodation, which he had the presumption to renew in Court ; but they were indignantly spurned at. He was sentenced accord. ingly to imprisonment for two years in Newgate, fined 50 marks, and to procure security to be of the peace for seven years. himself in 2001. and two sureties in t 001. each.--Adjourned. t of ess, ,sa ero ttc t. is ere dbi p. Ifs ;Itils trs ttt oe•ii 111 1 1 Is* d Lt itruJ Ft jr elf bdi _ MANSION HOUSE. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR, attended by Sir C. Puce, Aldernain Huss as, the RECOKOLI, CH &lIIIIERLAtN, the Sheriffs and Law Officers, with the Lao v M svossas,and sante of her female friends, after partaking of a cold collation in the hall, re ceived the boys from Christ's Hospital, who went in procession through the Mansion-House, aid, on their irrivil in the hall, the Cts• useitlA I • presented them with two burns and a glass of wine, each; when th Lordship, agreeable to ancient custoui, : t are each boy .3 net , sixpence; and then, attended by the Sulfurs' A.. 4 his suite, went in state to Ch' t-Chu.ch, when. tliey heard a most excellent sermon, preached by the Rev. C. H. Gt. AEA, Kee, ter of Hanwell, Middlesex ; from whence they a 1 went at St. Bartholoatew's Hospital, and dined xith the Governors or that ancient and valuable insti tutivn. Yesterday the LIR D MAYOII erdered the price of bread t . t be redu. ed nalf an ast:7.-4 or a penny in the pack loaf, to cornmener to rontrow, nth. a the el./engin loaf wheaten will be sold for Is, 3d. and household ls. e A. Common hall will be held at Guildhall to morrow, for the oorposr of co:tilde/in. the flagrant abase, in the mar. :;;eraeat and expe..ditt.re of the pu tlic mower, brought to light by the :ports of the t;otritoiesioners Opp-invert by Parliameat to in vestigate-she same, to instruCt the Representatives for this t:ity in Path cue u.strennotisly to promote and pro,ecur all enquiries into the rod abuses, and to voic'toi urMons as may have for their ob jeCt the vet-nov-11 - from His MA I Y'S Councils, or any place of trust and profit under the Govern ment, all persons who may be implicated in the said abuses. Extrad of a Letter (rim Bombay, dated ISlrre.93: L e Fortune French privateer is taken by the C o ncord frig rte. The Portuguese ship JAR.. MaJoa. is arrived at Bengal. Oa th • 10th of line, a small privateer arrived at the entrance of Pequer River ; she has captured the brig Tria! from :Madras, and the Harriet. Hassel'. a new coppered ship, pierced for IS gore. laden with piece ponds and 4,500 t'ollars. • he .Ifeywid,flotiot AS, left the Pdia all well the 19th or Oaotser ; and we exped her, as well as the Aoa ant' ?law, from China, the b o gi riving of next month ' Mi.s Jactsos, Miss Evans, and their fa her, who were so miraculously saved firms the wreck of the lliergarenov East Indianian, are now going out in the Hope. Those young ladies, although Pos sessing the most gentle and feminine manners, on that melancholy occasion displayed the most un common heroism. The Sweoisn Miters - riga and suite arrived at Har wich on Monday morning, by the Diana packet, from Gottenburg. The South Essex for began their march from Harwich Barracks, for Chelmsford, on Saturday morning. Advice, it is said, has retard the Ad-iicaltv, from. Admiral DOUG!, AiS, stating, that the flotilla at 11 •ologne had, during the last week, resumed much of its former activity. Capt. Goouaui, who so much distinguished him -'f towards the conclusioa of the last war, and the commencement of this, as the commander of 3 pri vate ship of war, has I,een killed in an anion, and the vessel widen 'ost commanded, the Westmoreland, of I averpaol„ captured. The Austrian i e on the frontiers of Turkey has bete lately reiisfioced, s., th.lt the renewal of hosti. Idles in Sereia is no longer a stesjed of any doubt. M. K. vzesut Las now printed at Berlin an ac e ,nit of h. bawls in I ialy. The Spaninish Admiral Gauvtns is to hoist his flag on board the numerm s quadrons equipped m - d r his &maim at Cadiz. This sq:iadron will soon sail. in order to relieve the port of Ferrol from the blockade, and form a jundion with the force in that harbour. In cue of such a junction, the two squa drons will foram a rispeda'sle . fitiet, competent to undertake some important enterprise. Gun-boats, bomb-brigs, and other vessels of twat description, we preparing with more activity than ever in the Bay of Algesiras. The camp at St. Ruch is also to be re inforced with a fresh body of light troops. The Spanish Conn seems fully determined, it• we may judge by their preparations, which are of a magni tude un , isual in that country, to prosecute the war with vigour ; and offensive operations will shortly conor,-;lce on many poiuts at the tame time. Within a tew days, m my individuals in Frankfort have put an end to their existence ; some who were miabie to endure the consequences of their miscon dad, others vidims of a leash love. The laws of tlic country inflict on this kind of weakness a just ig nominy Suicides are exposed for two days, and then abandoned to the school of surgery, to be die. seded. In certain cases they are even buried at the foot of a gibbet. The Professor Ro atlases, who is now at Peters. burgh, proposes, in the second volume of the Areal:us de don!, to ectistruft a balloon, which will measure 132 feet in diameter, will carry 74,400 ponn.ls, and in which fifty persons, with provisions and other necessaries, may embark for many months, in order to m..ke researches and experiments in na , 'mid philosophy and askronomy at all heights, in all seasons, in every kind of weather, and over every point ot the earth therthink proper. SIR, FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE= Rf.urtfr*OM,.l. dpN 16, 11105. Cops of a Letter from the •Ilet:t Hoo. Lord G.odocr. Admif.l rit We Sloe, dee. Williams .rade.t, Esq. data ! at boati the Hi'aeroO, tiff U.lsai.t, stput 10. IY, 5. SIR-1 herewith y.ro, for their Lord.hips• u, forwsathat, copy of a letthr, d rod We 25th ultimo, trot', (SIP • ' ' " Prouse,.uf ttae Sirius (aatires.e-1 so the goo. ‘d owl Cos , wiii u 1 re: towed this ialt.using a lett, r ot th rone date, which he lad r:•criv d finni Lieut. Juno Row, of t h e Growl:. fao.brig (cnpv of *limb I ..140 mitred), K" tog an amount id' his ',attn.( Ceiptur d tw.. of the ottesuy's guil ts-iv, between oho Bee du Kee and the Peutuarki. I have tee honour to be, doe GA RDNER . His 1111.4ostes Ship Sirius, off the Peoniarks, Masoll !tic 0.e.1 is • letter Gum I, iitenant Rote, commanding 14d.edt , '11 gun !vie o.ow:er, of his haviog captured ter, Freud. get • boid4, el the third class, close in with the Pwrinterks , one, Nu. 445, being so :wad a vesseJ, I did not chink her snot worthy to co,. the Channel, and ordered the lone bract nine. !ounder, too ;mall cattonades, kc. to be taken out, and t clettroy her. I am, &c. W. PROWSE. Honourable %Villiers Cot nw.llis. Majesty's Grin Brig Growler, off the SIR, Penmarks, March 2% 11105. I beg leave to inform you, that this mor g, between eleven and twelve, as I was standing in shore, between the Pamaiee du Rae and the Penmarks, I unnerved fifveri cal of the enemy'. gun boats standing in shore; I made sail in cha:-e of the head most, but not finding it practicable to cot her off, I bore up and made sail for the leewardrimat, and succeeded .n capturing two of them; they proved to be Nu. 443, with fifteen men, and No. 450, with twelve men on gqani; the remaining thirteen having anchored under the Penmarks preventing m.- from capturing any more. I nave the lionoor to be, lee. JAMES ROSE. William Protege, Eau. Captain of His Majesty . * ship Sirius. Copy of a Letter from Rear-Ml:nand Rosen ti. !ham Mar-den, Esq. d dial on board His Mejeeitie Ship the Mon- MAIM, in Yarinonth-R the 14th Instant. SlP—Enclosed herewith you will receive the copy of a letter from Captain Carteret, of the Scorpion, inf..rrniog me to' his having, in i:umpany with the Providence arineel A 1.., cap. tumid the schooner L'llomicur, Captain Ano.me arudet. I have the honour to T. M. RUSSEI.f.. His Majesty's Sloop Scorpion, Yarmouth :ClA, Roads, Ai ill 3, By Ctptain Rye's letter, of HIS Majesty's hit 1 armed brig the Pt twirl. :ice, their Lordships are already appris, , , 1 beli e ve, of the capture of a Dutch schooner, under national colon's, on the I ILi instant, off Schelling ; the bid quii.ted Pelt', el on the preceding day ; was chased on the ensuing morning :or a considerable time by the P.atidence, as well as by Ili. Ma jetty's armed poop the Thomas, anti wan finally taken ~oste--- ,101.1 of oy thasslutip. The vessel proved to be the ifonneur, of twelve guns, hay ing tine thou and stand of arm: on beard, a complete set of c.oathuig for Viet number of men, and a considerable quiui my of oarlike stores ; .he has beAdes two fi«ld piac.?s, twelve pJunders, and two mortars, baides tents, &e. for troopt Jean Saint Faust, so not‘.l for his succeishal depredations on tb Blatant eon:attar in these seas, is a passenger ou board of ber. I have the honour to be, &c. (S.gned) PHILIP CARTBRET. To T. M. Russel, Esq. &c. &c. &c. Cony of a 'other Letter from Rear-Admiral Russell to William Marsden, Esq. dated on Want the Monmouth, Yarmouth- Roads, the 14th Instant. Mkt —I enclose a truer hyena Cantaia Barltost, of the Ada . - . mutt, transmitting one front Captain Bayley, of the Infleni• ble, respecting the capture of L'Alert French privatuer, on th.. I.2th instant, and the recapture of the bug Mary, of Lynn. .e latter arrived here this morn.ng. I ant, kr. T. \L nussELL. grtt, Adamant, at Sm, April IS, 1165. IN come! • enee of information I rereired of an enemy's lour ewer being to the S. W. of the Inflexible and Ada. to I doesled • court: , re by steered in hopes of meeting with her, and hare the tumour to inform ynu we snomeded in capturing thread luggtr, named L'Aiert (as you will perrea: be Cs i ttaiin Bar:ey'a letter), we also recantured the brie; Mary, of Lynn, and it le probehl, we m ty be abbe to ,top the `Kilikln. Cr. I have the honour to be, Ac. Rear-Adruiral Russell, ke. GEORGE BURLTON. Maj-ay's ship Inflexible, at Sea, April 12, 1205. SIR—II have the pleasure to inform you, that the boats r f Majesty's ship I command, this die captured, after a charm of between tome lint four helves, L'ilert "awn luggar pri patter, of four small carriage g •••., and small ar•ns, Egide Oullagry, Commander, haying thirty two men, ten of whom ha had pia• • a hoard an Engl sh schooner and brig, Lamed in rtes margiii•, captured close off the Spurn o t the Ith in-tart The captive of this •-ry fortunate, at she nih re markably well, and has done 'nue. , change to our tr.4e I am ' .lre. 1' BAYLEY. George inalton, Esq C ipt of ,fa Maj sty'rstki Arlao.a.a. N.A. 1 hare the i.leasure to ..orm you, toat e e tins morn ing recnprured the bug n tined in the margin. April W, 1605 T. BAYLEY. • Nimble Schooner of Aberdeen. Brig Mary of Lynn. While-hail, April 15, 1805. A Dispatch, of which the following is a copy, was this day received by an ovrtlan3 conveyance at the Fast India House, from the Governor and Council of Bombay : To the Secret Committee of the Hon. Court of Diree) for • the Affairs of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies. London. HONOURAELE SIRS. 1. In addition to the information communicated I in our last overland dispatch, on the subjed of the events of the war with Jeswant Row Holkar, we take this occasion to report, that we have since been advised of an attack made by a division of Holk it's infantry and artillery on the city of Delhi, on the tits ult. Lieutenant Colonel Burn, the Officer in command of the British troops at that station, re porting that, during the whole of that day, the ene my continued a very heavy cannonade t and that on the 9th they advanced and (odic.' a tour-gun battery, very near to the smith east bastion of the city well, where their shat had great elle& To check their progress in that quarter, a sortie was determined on. The party employed, consisting of about 950 men, under the command of Lieutenant Rose, of which number, 50, with a six-pounder, composed the reserve, under Lieutenant Dickson. The while are stated to have been speedily and well concluded to the enemy's battery, and to have soon got possession of their guns, and spiked them; the party then returning under a heavy discharge of shot and grape. Lieut. Rose, who led the detachment, and the whole of the Officers, are reported to have executed that duty to the entire satistadion of Lieu tenant Colonel Burn, who also ineations in favour able terms Captain Carnagie and Lieutenant Wood ville, of Captain Harriott's battalion, and Lieute nants Evans, Heathcote, and Lockett, of the 2d bat talion 14th regiment, besides some others, whos. names he adverts to as having been reported to the Commander in Chief in a former dispatch, which has not reached us. 2. On the 14th the enemy attempted an assault on the town of Delhi. but were repulsed with con siderable loss. The details of the assault had not been received up to the date of our latest advice. from Calcutta ; but, in a dispatch from the Com mender in Chief to His Excellency the Governor General, he thus adeerts to the spirit and gallantry I I . • ' r . ~ .L ~. of the troops at Delhi The tgeritor;ons condlet f our troops, on both'of The ar,ovemenii• ned ucta si , ns, reflests •,a their ct,u-age and perseterante the oigh est cledt. My letter from Lientenca Colonel Anchterlony, the sifting re,ident, speaks in the !- Igb.. est terms or the conclJek of the tr. , )ps under r orders. 1 beg to assure your Excelleacy that the arrangements made hy that Officer merit my warm est praise and approbation en which I wall have *0 honour more fully to report hereafter." S. Official advices had been receirA at Foie William, in a letter from the Commander in Chi-f, dated Sicrie, the 16th of Oaulsei, s.ating that troops ot Jeswnnt how Milker had made a fr•lcipi tate retreat on the morning of the 15th, from their position near the town of Delhi. 4. Since taking possession of Chandore, llhootp, and Galna, the force employed in the Decicau, ander the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Wallace, has been advancing towilds the River Taptie. Actorat ing to the latest accounts from that offi.-cr, a party of the Peshwa's troops, detached from CiAna, had obtained possession o: the town of Notwerbar, "and of the greater part of that distria, withoir m-eting with any opposition. As soon as the Pethwa's t.ffi cers should be is possession of the trail west of his position on the River Rani*: and south of the Tap tie, Lieutenant-Colonel Wallace intended to maw to Borenair. Holkar's mtainers in Candeish appease now to be reduced to two or three incur,siderable Chiefs, with but few telk,wers. We have the honour to be, Ike. &c. &c. • (Signed) Jos. Dcr.cair. • 0. Nicisor hs. L. COCK SAN. 1 . /10. LLCAIIII4 ERB. Bombay-Castle, Noseintserti3, 1804. The foll ;wing, we understand, are the ft Knighti of the limb appointed to attend Ms v, and the ?JUNCO of the Blood Royal, at the allislielele which will .ucceed the Installation of the Galilee s Right Hon. Lord Watswla7M, Right Hon. Loe4 liswi.tv, Right lion. Sir Jos. Basics, Sit Units C A iiKll, Sit TllOlllll6 Tamar, and :Sir JOl4ll COL. roes. They will also appear, accompanied by their Esquires, as at the late installation of the Bath. Tile 7th Regimcnt of Loyal London Volunteers will master this day in Am , .rica-square. and will march to the renter ground, Goodman's Fields, to be inspeaed by General LA YA ID, and from thence . will proceed to Westham, for th- purpose of firin for a gold cu p, given by M.:jor feet r, Cirnmatu, ant in tke absence of Lieutenant Colonel 541/.7/1 1 , who is on a •is:t in Scotland. To-morrow the p-isoners, charged on suspicion of having committed various felonies, will be removed from the several prisons in the City of London, and County of Middlesex, to Newgate, in order to rake their trials at the ensuing Old Bailey Scssic.ns, which commences on Wednesday next, the 26th instant. . On Friday last a most daring outrage was com mitted in Hyde-park by four men, on the persons of the Hon. Mr. *Dom • so, son of Lord M.Do ti A ED, Mrs. WHEEL ER of South-street, and her sets vault, by firstikulting and Then striking them and on Mr. Bras, the constable, being sent for, they as saulted hilts, and were with some difficulty secured. On Saturday morning they underwent an exami..a tion before the Sitting Magistrate at Marlborough street, and gave bail for their appearance at the tu sling We amituter Sesnons. - Early yesterday morning, Mr. Lovsnets, who formerly kept the tap at t...e Opera-house, put a period to his existence, by cutting his throat, at h s lodgings, at Hammersmith ; he has been considel el in a deranged state scat tins-. accumulated mis fortune haysnr h,rne he vile n List week died, at Osbastou, near Mon mouth; • Dime MORRIS, at the a age ot nearly 90 years. We arc induced to notice her de;rarture • from Iris transitory world, from the arrange-counts adte ; , .td made for it during life, by having he- cof fia prepaid many years previous to her deerace, ?illicit she kept in her house, devoted to the pur poses of holding the necessaries of I fe, and when it carne to be appropriated to its real use, it was found nearly filled with apples, wh i ch gave place to the good Old Dame's accommodation. At Ferrybridge there is a ;wimp in one of the yards of the Angel-Inn, which has been recently dis covered to pump very hot water ; the longer it is pumped the hotter the water becomes; there is a tube which conveys the water to the 'to torn of the pump, and which goes for About 20 yards under a dung hill of horse manure. It is by some supposed , that the heat is caused by the water passing under the dung hill. It is to be observed, twat the rm.re it is pumped, the warmer and hotter the wa.er be entries. We are requested, by our Correspondent, to mention by way of question. whether the heat of the water could be produced from the hc.it of the Jung hill, or from what natural cause? It is to be observed, that the water has no uncommon taste. An affray happened on Wednesday evening be tween some Gentlemen returning from the Gasps Ts.: Concert; it went to the length of swords being drawn, and a mond (happily slight) being inil.aed. We feel satisfabion in adding, than an adjustment at last took place betore the Magistrates. wi.en 3CI. paid as acknowledgment eAS generously added by the offended parties to the fund for soldiers' wives. Na market in the metropolis has experienced, for the last month, a brisker sale, than that all attraftiee oni-,the I.nttery Market. Two thirds, at least, of its en t ie stack ATO al7eady bought up,an advance in las ice has in consequence taken place, and as the remain. ing part of the Stock of Tickers and Shares will not, most probably, be near sufficient to in -ply future :ustomers, this market is likely to become, in another week or two, the dearest ever experienced in tLe sphere of adventure. It is a well-known fa 3, that Islosta.sav and Co were the first who sold two Prizes of 30.(0ui. I Nos. 33,979, and 42,3'i9. T'ne present L..trery af fords the Adventurer - - one:, besides an ext Prizes, such as never Lottery. floesi ot acqualnth.g Tickets and Shares 1 b.is incnrased, is tinnc to increase such, they beg lea% chase their Chances considerably. alarm two Chances nt chat Import- n extraordinary number of cp , al lever were before introitteed enr ssnv and Co. have the satidiat.no the Public. that the Demand for nes at th it (Mice, tti, Conssix increasing, and. uo J•nolst, will con- ae as the Draw. it appr-rache , b; 4111 leave to advise then Friends to pur.. aces without dalay, at, they wiU sacs