The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-08 00:00:00

Iv _ T M UR N 1 G. ,mBERLAIN3 OFFICE, roses 6, going noo Motitning 01 Wed limu i t it His late Serene Highness elirlea diary Prince of Brunswick, His Ada lack silk, fringed or plain linen, while ear-rings, black ur wluita awn, ha., rey luteattinr, tabbies, or damasks. ar black, full trimmed, fringcdur plain buckles. s. the Mourning on Wednesday the 2714 instant. ask silk or velvet coloured ribboin, fans Into, or white and ph:, or white ant ribbons. wets bask coats, and Week et reek d, or white and saver atoll waistcoat., sworJs rod buckle'. the 21,..h instant, the Court logo set FANG ELECTED ONE OF Tir. )NERS FOR KENT. ter to smother air!, ice the Criunty now hat made tsdom sure will mark ut ; I tiv: world fur certain know s lidate can match a Cray upon a Carcase. 1806. dAN—.EXHIEITED VERSE. t ',doublet of pee*, e stunts and the Stapes stunt, his small-clothes ara Avers, ck, a gratie 'kerchief is *en ; tea leak, and, for certain I've heard, er'..l) cern whialers, and eke a rent nee, and, deny it elan can, ;rein, o(the little run man I t, 1106. QU2Z. will come to town this day. ird Hontoon and Mr. bumph, of the Prince of Weiss, has free isneas the Duke of Cc oaessce came y morning, from Bushy Park, and Iklast 'four in the afternoon, to rig patlour, in which the remain at present, was ',similar hung io tircraosr and CII•aLLS GAVOISZI, Lrds for the approaching Sffabans orth of Ireland, which ate expeoled fashion. :cuffs and suite, have arrived is a)head. iv, we are happy to say, was rathet , and was more free from Train (has several days past, and took loM sear arrived, on Monday night, at icier-street, from Brighton. ev arrived, yesterday, at the house of r..arl of DtaaY, in Cirosvenor•square, re. performed the parts of Youoy Nerve), y of Dore*, t and Rosialandi, in the Wien, on . Monday evening, at the re : it was an imenewe house, and led that wee. not able to gain admit• Aunt", in Leidy R.:mid/ph ; and Mr. nagewi, received the greatest marks rest:Thy began te'ttssume its usual he concourse. of carriages being more they barn bead for several nrmtlis Ire- and .11tithria-43s Cost arcs, the ntbss ef boa avalcista, the Counte:s asiv.- the Countess of Possacr, dy 1311613CHANI?, BATOCieSS CAW [ON rem, Lady Vitt:gas, and Lady Dv imong the elegant company. nd Countess of Servo,, arrived yes eir house in Arlington.street, from ieunight, pasted through Aberdeen, Countess of Automats and sum., on nautro-umrsv. : the Duchess of Goal:row, and Major- Marquis of Huarrrs', are arrived from the north. Her Grace, we under is to honour tire Perth Meeting by her id afterwards to return to /IJerdeea, to Mober Meetiag. Lady ELIZASZTE WIIIITIIIIID *MeV. ra puny to dinner yesterday, at their ,ver-street. t Cheltenham Spa— Sesforth, Sir George Onekelt, Sir George Charles Saztun, Sir Job!' And Laij itcuovr .an. Cox, Colintel and Mn. M•Gregor I Ben, Major Moorr, Captain Landon, Lieut. upbeii, ROL Dr. awl Mrs. Owen, Rev. Mans. I Halle). Messrs. and Miaow,' c.asitoutt, J, arid Sinlth Mr. and three Misses Pratt. and Mrs. ATKIN. performed in the ra of Jane is a Village, at the Margate Saturday ; besides the original songs, rttroduced Dates Dosamer, And %Vett rap plaude.l. Mrs. AI alas sing a remoras ,y Mr. SMILLD, and received great *p rey concluded with Dr. llorca's lemm a Togetber (es us rare she Firlifi," and t ehartniagly. Item an Advertisement in The Cerk —" Arty person. wishing try shew dadsiug way. with Capt l'a I. K ill, the formerly First Licutettarst at the :1-edy at, will reef with every e, ceu: Atm to him, at A.R. PDX'S FUNERAL. The persons who are to join in this solmm and nelancholy Procession, ate to assemble a: the ;,able-yard, St. James's, by eleven o'clock on Fri lly morning. To marshal and arrange them will ceupy at least an hour, though the management of his business is left to the immediate superintend ence of Mr. Downs, of Brewer-street. The Or ler of the Procession, we understand, will be as rollows motes Standird•bearerz &e. Musicians in d ' Mourning Cloaks, playing the toast So:enia Airs. Metes again, with the otli,rufficial Assistants. THE BODY, a Hearse ea daine-hke foras at top, so construCted AG to give a full ♦ yi..vr of the Coffin. The Chid' Mouoier Lord Holland. The Carriages bearing die Dire(tors of these solemn toes. Electors of Westminster, four and (our. *gibers of the Whig Club, three and three. Members of Parliateeot, two and two. Carriages of the Nobility, &e. &c. It is not yet understood whether the Prince of Wales will be present on the occasion. The streets are to be lined by the Westminster, St. James's, and Somerset-House Volunteers, ender the corn tnd of a General Officer, Such is the outline of • solemnity. —war -..----- - BRIG.!! TO 11, Ocs. 6. --.......-- The weather is remarkably fine, and the con flux of company uncommonly great, considering the advanced period of the season. Notwithstand ing the chilliness of the evenings, the Steyne con 'nues to be srowded to a very late hour, and the sides and walks in the day time are just as well at tended as in the height of the summer. The don keys. braying under their fair burthens, are goaded on, as usual, by their unmerciful drivers. A :forgery to a trifling amount has lately been discovered, which has given rise to much conversa tion. The parties concerned were somewhat fa shionable in their appearance, and accustomed to move in rather a respeaable society. Two notes are said to have been passed, the one for 40 guineas, in payment of a horse put chased of a dealer in the own ; and the ether for a smaller sum, which was negotiated, it teems, with a Sadler opposite to the New Inn. On the presentation of these drafts, the famed was deteited. The persons, however, who had issued them, had previously decamped. The inflexibility of Lord Titua Low's disposition, we are sorry to say. was manifested towards one of his daughteri e even in his last moments. To Mrs.. Baciwir. who married contrary to his wishes, tug. who left ber husband, to attend him dining his ille ness, he has only bequeathed SOL a month ; and, this, on the express condition, that she never returns e her husband. To his other two daughters, he s left 70,0001. a piece. His Lordship's cendate ' this remea, is censured with much apparent ' stice. Although we are willing, at all times, to bscribe to that excellent axiom, " De 'eerier. mil e i doom," still we cannot help thinking, that it might have been snore creditable to his memory and *Ming.. if he had relaxed a little from his accus tomed severity. on the present occasion. But Spartan firrinees. and rigid tenacity, were the lead. ing traits of his Lordship's charaaer. The Green-me is said to be a Mr. COMP?, a stu dent of Lincoln's Inn, and a near relative of the A7 ass t e llaaelg. iiiieementalleculties are sup -1.. ..'..e r etred by too intense a study of Psi, Anew!, and Coke upon Lyttirton. He had projetled a plan for establishing a new penal code, and mak ing some material alterations in the civil jurispru dence of the country. e---- ------ -BBL.FAS I', Sam 519. --asee--. HARVEST HO'tE. the gratifying scene of Harvest Home, was exhibited on Saturday last, at Hay Park, belonging to the Marquis of Donegal', near this town, to a manner seldom witnessed in this part of the country. This interesting spea tele commenced with i pro cession from the farm to Mr. Coates's foundry, and back again through the turnpike : it was preceded by a little boy with a smock-frock, carrying a oolc, decorate,' with flowers, and the motto " Speed tdr Plooit." Then followed the improved double plough, the sculllar, and the roller ; the horses and diisets all bearing the symbols of Cere e happy reign; then the mowers, two and two, carrying their implements, edcrned in a similar -manner.— The waggon and four horse team followed. At each sideof the horses were the female hay-makers ; mid, on the top of the hay in use waggon, were the builders, eitchers, &c. ; one of them carried " SUC. LW to Faenumg." The procession was doted with the horse of Mr. Gerdner, his Lordship's Manager, led by two little boys, with smock Bricks, &c. One of them carried the 'ebonite's' book " All tiled," and the other bearing the label, " We return God [hooka, all is ie." The horse was decorated with garlands, aed on the saddle was axed the churn. The Union pipes,. and a fiddle, playing "harvest Home," gave spin, to the scene. After the happy groupe had returned to the stack-yard, and given three cheers, &c. they retired to a spacious table laid on the lawn before Mr. Gardner's house, to the number of fifty or upwards, where a side of beef and a whole sheep had been dressed for them. A barrel of excellent ale seas placed on tte green, from which they were abun .lently sueplied ; the enlivening dram was not ere',ranted, and the fiddler and pipet soon invited them tojoin the rural dance. A small prize was adjudged te the best female dancer. and all the rustic train horn labour free." - _ Mr. and Mrs. Maws were thrown out of their gig last week, at Wey bridge, Surrey. Mrs. Muni a, w a:e sorry to state, wan much bruited, and her tare cut. The accident was occasioned by a restive f‘e. (n Tuesday se'nniglit (the day of the elation), the Vainvosv and MAOICTCATII gAVIII an enter '. iiment at the King's Arms Tavern, Edinburgh, Excellency Lieut.-General Lord C•TbIGAIITs t...inmander.iit-Chief of Szotland, Casual Sir DA. V'D DUMAS, Lieut.-General Fnazza, and a num- Le, of other Officers, Noblemen, and Gendeire"- leir Cow's excellent band of music played appro- Pt: tie tunes to the loyal and imagiusuctual toasts were gireu. PRINCF.7 TOUR. . tensron, oar. 3.* The Prince took the amusement of hunting with Lurel Darlington, on Tuesday; on Wednesday, His Royal Higlinesspaid a visit to his venoralile and re speded tutor, the old Archbishop, a visit which af forded the most sincere delight to His Royal High ness, having seen the companion of his early studies in extraordinary gocil health, and surrounded with a number of his fine family; this charming old Gentleman was very much affeted by the kind manner of the Prince, who expressed his feeling in terms of the most sincere attachment. Their Royal Highnesses partook of a collation, and seated themselves by this most exemplary Prelate. On Thursday, their Royal Highnesses, with a large party, visited Lady Irvine, at Templeneasam ; this ancient residence of the Knights Templar was greatly admired by the Royal Brother:, who rode and walked about the gardens and park, until three o'clock. There was a most elegant dejeuse prepared for their Royal Visitors, after which they took their leave, and returned to dinner, expressing their thanks for the very polite attention they had received. This morning, about one o'clock, their Royal H;ghnesses left thehospitable seat of Mr. Taylor, and honoured Mr. Savile with their company at dinner, proceed ing towards town, where they are expected to arrive early on Sunday. - At a Meeting of the Common Council of Bristol, on the 15th ult. it was resolved to requ st His Royal Highness the Prince of Wai.ss, in his tour, to honour that ancient and loyal city with his rye. sence ; which request was communicated to His Royal Highness by the Right Hon. EAT! BERKI:LIV, Lord Lieutenant of the County. To this rivie t Earl BEkKELZY, through the medium of Maj• , r BLOOMFIRLD, received an ansuer, of which the following is a certified copy— " MY LORD, Doncaster, Sept. 22. tl I em commanded by the Nino, of ‘V 41.7 S toad:moat-1g" the receipt of your Lorishon's kit , l,acc.aii.,,sorne the Ft:so littiont of the Common (loaned of ariStol, and to request 01.4 your Lordship will expia.s the heail.felt sari:friction n affutda , His Royal Highness to rec , -ive this proof of their affectinoato attachment. His Mural Itighness farther cemmands me adonis sour Lordship, that lie is extremely desirous to witness the prosperity of that great and °Relent City, to prora.ate which will ever engage his utmost sulicstadu„ " The Prince of Wales commands me to assure you of the very treat esteem and regard he entertains br your Lard hip; and I have the honour to be, Inv Laid, u Year Lordship's most obedient humble servant, " B. ISLUOMIFiII.LD." _ . . " The Earl of bakeley." - - (True Copy.) WORRALL. Town Clerk. • ANTIQUITIES. A. few days since, a large oblong British nr Danish Barrow, was opened in the parish,of Domes bourne Abbots, in Gloucestershire ; in which was found a Kidrarn or Cromlech, containing about eight or nine bodies of different ages, many of the bones 'of which, and the teeth, were entire. The whole length of the Barrow, diagonally, was about fifty ; yards ; straight over the stones about forty ; the width aboutlhirty yards ; and the distance like/AA the two great stones, twenty-four feet. 'rhe Bar- row was composd of loose quarry-stones, laid in strata near the rest stones, and brought from A distance. The lafeest stone, which has been known in the eduntty by the name of the 'lore :bor. is of the.kind of Grey Withers, or Stooft.fleneee it is flat oil the East side, and round on the side which is in the Barrow ; is twelve feet high from the base; and fifteen in circumference. Tire other stone lies almost fiat on the ground, and is about three yards square, and one foot thick. This covets the h7;sfreen which contains the bones, and which is divided into two cells, about four feet square each, and sir deep. There is little doubt of its being British ; and it may be called the' early Ahar.• or Family Monomeric. There are several other Barrows in the neighbourhood ; and it is singular, that the farm adjoining is called Tack Barrows, prnhatiF a corruption or abbreviation of some other name. The bones are re-buried ; but the Barrow, and the Tomb, will be left open some time longer, for the inspeetion of the curious. Commodore KIWIS lies succeeded to the com mand off Rochfort : he arrived in the evening after the at.tion. In comer:metier of a communication being opened with PrtlPia, it is to be hoped that the rrarwreh Packets, which at present sail to Hamm, will be immediately ordered to proceed with the Hamburgli and Bremen Mails to Cuxhaven. A Court of Aldirtnen wns summoned to meet yesterday, at Guildhall ; but only eight Aldermen. besides the Lotto MAYOR. attending. no Court could he hcll, nor any business transacted. The Aldermen who attended were—Ger rt. Limit-roe, T. Sur CH. RUWCROUT, LEA, PRiNSCP, SCDOEIT, and ILti,eay. The LORD M•v on, previous to his leaving Guildhall, on examining the Ileum; of the Meal weighers, ordered the price at Bread to be conti nued at Is. lid. the quartern loaf. A hater from Lisbon, dated the 19th list. says : s . Lord Sr. VINCENT is still here. It is now all certaided, that the object of his visit to Lisbon was to concert measures for the security of the country, in the eveOt of its being attacked by BOti.te ARTS. The English Plenipotentiaries, Lords ST. V I INCEPIT, OSSLYt4, and STRANGIORD, have daily and long eonfetenses with the Portuguese Government. The latter dispatched his Secretary to Pate, express, on the 15th. Matters appear to go on very well, and not a doubt is entertained of the ultimate security of Portugal. No unfavourable effeas have been produced upon the commerce of the two cowl. uies." Saturday, Mails reached the Post-Office front Jersey and Guernsey. A Danish brig, with wheat, was cut out from under the batteries of St. Maloes, by the boats belonging to the little enterprising squadron tinder the orders of Capt. BORROWS'S. Oa Sunday, while cruising before the town, the brig was discovered is a bay, under their lee, the points of which were crowned with batteries of great strength. Mr. BOOTH. Master of the Strenuous, however, boarded and br.mght her out under a shower of shot, and in presence of thousands of persons who were assembled on the beach. A large French g ate was in the harbour at the time, but althongla her farce was SUp.!TAGIT to the aggregate of ourlotio squadroa, she prudently declined to meet them. .POLICE. bib business was • done at the Mansion House yesterday, the Lord Mayor being at a Court of Al derman held at Guildhall. Mr. Alderman Lea presided at the Justice Chamber, Guildhall, where few cases of any in terest occurred, though a considerable number were gone through. Amongst others Charier Wirk, a young man about thirty, and of very reputable appearance, was charged by a mar ried lady, of very attraftive person and polite man aers, with haying very grossly insulted and assaulted her on the preceding night, in Bridge-street, Black friars ; where, 21 she was walking along the foot way, with another lady, her particular friend, the person at the Bar came up to them, and after loot:. ing very sharply at Mrs. Butler, took her by the arm, told her she must cross the way with him, and endeavoured to force her along with him. She in. stantly reproved his rudeness, told him he was either totally mistaken, or a very insolent fellow, and to go about his business immediately, or she must be under a necessity of giving hint in charge to a watch man. It was about nine o'clock at night. The persim at the Bar persisted in his rudeness and im portunityo used some very gross language; seized her by the arm ; told her she must not walk on the {lagged way, and aelually forced her off it upon the pavement, towards the opposite side of the stre-t. Alarmed at this repetition of insult, she called the watch, when this man struck'her over the arm and shoulder with a small stick, which he had is his hand, and still endeavoured to pull her across. On tale orateetnalse coming.- spy he struck her again ; upon which she immediately gave charge of hint; and li e was conveyed to the watch-house.— Mes. B. and her friend folloteed, of course, to sub stantiate the charge : hut, before that was done, Mrs. R. suing him rather intoxicated, and con ceiving that his detention in custody might occasion some uneasiness to his Emily, if he had one, offered to withdraw her complaint and set him at liberty, if he would apologize for his miscnteloa, and compen sate the watchmaa for his trouble. With these mild conditions he refused diseotinfully to comply, and, in his turn, gave charge of both ladies, and insisted on their being detained. Mrs. Butler finding her condescension thus re• jefted, told the 'gentleman he must than take his chance for the consequences ; and he was of course lodged for the night in the Poultry Compter. Even yet, Mrs. Butler, who stated her case in a manner highly marked by politeness and good sense, declared sae bad no wish to prosecute farther ; but certainly thought herself, at least, entitled to an apo logy. Mr. Wick, in his defence, stated, that although lie was rather forward in liquor at the time men tioned, he was not so much so, as net to know what he was about. He had spent the evening with some friends, and was going home to the Borough, where be resides; those ladies were walking before him : it was very possible that in swinging his hand Cate• lessly along, his switch had caught by chance in the lady's clothes. upon which she immediately turned about, snatched his stick, and broke it in two, and then called the watch ; he positively denied having struck her as alleged, for he sl.ould be ashamed to lift his hand against a woman. The Watchman, who took him in charge, how ever, said, he saw hint strike the lady several times, and rudely pull her about, just at he we, celled, and saw her bleeding; and he also sustained what Mrs. Butler had stated, as to her own offer he the Watch -house. The Deteadant said, the Watchman had refused to take his charge against the ladies, which he thought-be had a right to-give; 44d he desired the lady might now spew her arms, to prove any marks oat violeoce she had received. Mr. Melee-Man Lea thought this condo& of the Defendant Marion worse than that of last night, often there was possibly some excuse, though a very bad one, in a state of intoxication. He severely reprehended the Defendant's misconduct ; told his. that every woman of modesty and virtue was eat.;lal to proteEtion from every man of honourable aed manly feeling, as well as from the laws and magistracy of thus country, and that protedtion he should feel it his duty to support, and to punish the violation of it in every case that came under his juriaduttion ; Nor should any man find a sufficient plea of excuse in his intoxication, his folly, or his otimeretion. wo respeClable persons, ftiends of the Defend ant, gave him an excellent character, and said, they were convinced nothing but intoxication could be tray hint into such conduct. The MAOIST ATI then strongly impressed hint with the duty he owed, both of thanks and .apology, to Mrs. Butler, for her very lenient and lib :re' cone dal in this affair ; and him, that nothing but a proper apology could save him from a prosecu tion. —With this condition, Mr. Wick thought prepet to comply, and was discharged. A poor young woman lodged a complaint against a fellow named fri/see, with whom she had lived as his wife for about six moons past, being induced to do so by his promise of marriage. Her complaint was for frequent instances of the most savage and brutal usage, the shocking effeas of which she exhibited on her face, eyes, sboulders,and breasts, which appeared one livid and blood-stained assem blage of wounds, bruises, and contusions, received from this barbarian the preceding night, and ter minating with a treinetelaus oath that he would murder her. ' The fellow had been bat a moment before dis charged from cu.tody, fur gross abuse and assault upon his Landlord, at London.wall, for only inter fering to prevent his beating this unhappy victim to death. Another warrant was immediately issued for his re-apprehensien. Our paper this day presents the singular appear ance of .% Gaze!" without a Bsvkrupt ! In the late capture of he Pretidemt, 44, by Ad mirsl Louts's squadron. the Dispatch. IS. Cntain HA %. etas, absolutely engaged her an hour and a halt most gallantly, before the Spart.ate. 84, CApt. Sir F. La Foa elf , came up to her assistance, when she struck her colours ; she is said to be very rich in gold dusty ivory. and elephants' teeth, her share of pl-indzt from the hr fish ships she captured ca the c..A.t of Africa. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. GOTTENIIIIRG MAIL • OOTTlV.atimo, stir. The Beeefey packet, Capt. Morris, arriver terday, express with a Russian Courier, who bearer of important dispatches for St. Petersbv We yesterday also received intelligence Hamburg!), that the Fiend; had declared war Prussia. WT. This morniw. arrived the Dow: Packet, Hamilton, having on board Count Michas rontaaw, who is on his Journey to St. Patera mser, The King of Sweden is at present at Beck in Scarria, the country seat of General 'foil, also is the Queen ; the English and Russian ters are expelled soon to join him there. Letters from Stockholm state, that Swedish West Indiaman was lately tak 13artholumew's by a French privateer. -- The first , proclamation issued by the E Besroan. are dated Thursday last. One r if for revoking the Order of Couacil, is November, 1804, for vessels coming from perform qu arantine, which, is appears, is ne necessary ; the other is for taking off the ensn hitherto imposed on the importation of rs Ireland. The bells of St. Clement's, and other C in the Strand, rang a merry peal yester, honour of Earl Pcacv's election as Reines for the city of Westminster. We understand twelve serjeants of the I ment of Guards, dressed in full mournit walk, six at each side of the pall-bearers, Fox's funeral. The body will be convey open hearse. Lord Horne arrived on Sunday at Port on his way to Ryde, to visit his wounded Sir Ss NIU/L Huoo. His Lordship set off, day mottling, en his return to London, A letter from Ryden in the Isle of Wigl Monday, nys—" Sir SAhltigi. HOOD coca improve in health, and his wound is as possibly can be. The ball was fired fror of the G 1055..." The Friendship (an American), Cs.em ea Gibraltar, for London, is captured, and ca Algesiras. 'fhe Triton, FL,:011tILO, from St. Barth for Stockholm, is captured by a French and carried into St. Martin's, and cased= The Carmarthen, from Jamaica for Lou into Bermuda, on the 7th of September, condition. The Jane, Coe tre ens, from Jamaica fa bore away, the :2ath of August, for Amer leaky. The Chance, W tutors, from St. Vincent's tholomew's, fot Guernsey, is cut out of S lomew's. The Defence, W a t.r.l ass, from Btisti melee, has been on shore near Cork, saw damaged. Yesterday week, the Ordnance Cani Upper Barracks, Chatham, was let by a the term of coo year only, for the very of G5Ol. The present occupier and his I held the above Canteen ever since it has (upwards of 40 years) at the rent of on annum. It is likely that for the future a nonce Canteens will be let by auetion, large sum by that means will be put into purse. On Wednesday last, D !yid and Ark, :en, millers, at tinnur mill of 'Medal Rrdliam Rrad, nt to JAMAS Foci there, were brought to trial before the Sh: of Haddington, and a respectable Jury, quence of a remit from the King's Cour irne of stealing, on various occasions, c grain entrusted to their care as millers. unanimously found "them gni!ty. On Sheriff sentenced David and Andrew R stand on the pillory, at the Tr on of Had two successive market days, with a Is breasts, expressive of their crime, and t be banished the county for life, under tt tification ; and I:34aid to be banished th life, under the like certification. On t the Sheriff expressed his regret, that. as hitherto been understood, hie poWet s to the inflißing a sentence of banish! might 'hi the country at large of offer description; that while it gave a the: i several cases, •end particularly in thel length even of a capital sentence, it has shod to deny him that of transport: sea. On Thursday morning, between si: o'clock, a private in the Royal Horse G gait tared at tie Elephant, in Reading, is his bed•roctn, with a pistol, which ;, with nails and tebacco-pipes ; the cap away his upper jaw and part of his languished in great agony till one morning rand, by signs he made n when spoke to, he was sensible almost moment. He had been in the regh years, and was respelled by his Office! form good condua. A Coroner's Inc; on the body yesterday afternoon, as evidence being preduckd to the Jury of late been at times deranged in his Jury returned then verdlia—Lunacy. Hortnser and Co. usperifully acqi lic, that they are selling 'rickets and will entitle the Purchaser to 10,0001. morning, besides several Canital Pris 10,0001. and 5,0001. at their old eat Lottery °lces, 26, Oornhill, 54, 1 and St. Margaret's Hill, Illormigh. In former Lotteries, tAe Capital Pi usually fixed for partienlar days, s have net made their purchase but morning on which such fixed Prii drawn. The Capital Prises in the 1 commences on Monday, the ISt: are all afloat, and have an equal drawn on the first as on en?. other caused an unusual demo , 4 for 'I kit there being only 40,000, end no or be drawn this year.