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1 H S N, LONDOV, ,TVZSD4Y, AUGU`ST, 4, 18Q7• , T ills[ 7, `,(J 1 WSWWCIZI upcin yet be lookcd ppon the sup€friorit y . of nyr pary . 44 so .1 decide , th.st the enemy c,,u1.4. not possibly esi.:aik. if they had , a :3 force they coulchnot-laod in one point ; t: ey twt,tild embrace a line' of 'coast, and take t* a time in landing', in which it wasuext - tO inapot _sible that there _sho u ld not be an opportunity Of de stroying tht.in.. . . ;The SECRETARY at WAR explained : Mr. Gao. JoiiNsToNti highly approved of-the volunteering frOm. she Militia. • MoII I ILBEITFORCZ Supported tließiel. It:Was 'highly necessary 10 increase the-force of the country, for now that Bonaparte had been so sucessful on' th'e Continent, he vmulrl he indueedlli(eti(ipt Achieve r meats to which even his hold :i s Pi"4l tI I 4 k'dt hither to prompted him. On thelubjbq ofthtrdefence of the Country, be was ii1way5.', 4 ,441647:fd . 'Onntle' in Ministers, who, of course, nintit,beltotter•acinaint ed . .with its necessities ; and' Pk preferred the arith metic of his Noble Friend, to'fhe phltlApliv of his Right, Hon. Friend. He was ankloos,,,,,however, that tb Trsining Bill Of:his Rt. Hon. Friend should ptit in force ; and as - t.it was deemed necessary to Make rtie alterations in it, he was of opinion that the Session. ought to be prolonged f,r that purpose, for it iptie,re6 to him to be jvhrt that kind - of measure • * vi . Pliich a cutup rj; like Great Britain ouglit to use in; its own defence. L(..) - (trEilll)L,S, after some comparative stattt.O . to ~nrti of the number of men raised by the regular Ij 'recruiting, frnrn ' - :Tatinary to - October in 1805, Oorn :January to Oetober ',in 1,800, 1 in Whit-hive proved,. that during the latter period, there was an 'in9rease of 10,709 men,proceeded M comment `severely a n t h e Bill, as i t afreeletttholgilitia, with whom he contended, that good faith 'had not been 'kept. While he argned thus Stron* aPinset4 principle of the Bill„he 'Admitted thit, too. detail a!I possible attention had been paid to the feeling* of the -Militia Officers. - The clause in the Bill allowing the Volimteers from triea Militia to enlist either for a term o f yeartV,..or for life, appeared to hi ,1 to to s;) obnoxious, that portnnity should take the Sene,ofthil,l:lottso • upon it. • Sir* J. SFADimuT alsolobjef.ted to this thou?), ho approved of the Bill in genenri;. Colonel WUOD 'ar vued . very ably tin lavonr,Ofithe 'clanse . .1, Mr. WINTiii4A,S7,, in a long and elaborate !speech, repeated all Isis former statements in defence of his Pvilf Mil itary Syttern, and in 'opposition to' that' *of the Noble Lord.• • , Lori CAsTiettrAbli replied ar some length to Windhato;' arid the tetintiv.'of his speechment ' Oiefly to cotitpare,tand contrast the merits tlf!, the present measiqe 4 oo the advantage of that prOposed by that- Right H:013. - - Centleintan.. :-.The•Hour, he trusted, would - carefully attend to the exigencies of , the present moment, and not lightly throiv_tiwny a measure that AO fairly promises - to make an addition of at least 40,000 men to our Regular Forces: , . Mr. WlNDllibi and 1.661 CASTLEREAOIIO.IttiaIIy e4plaitted at some length, wh...n a division was loud ly and generally called fur, and un the division. the , ~. • • numbers appeared, For the Clime 06.--Against It -O.—Majority' 50. Alilermah SHAW moved the uitial exemption from the B Mot of the City of London . ; which, after 3 / . lorti'e conversation - was agreed to. Sir A. Pules next moved, that the men employ-' ed in his Majesty's Dock-yards, •in-.the Ordostice; arc. &c. be exempted from the Bailot; b,,( this clause was opposed , by e • Lord CA'i;T:LEßi.:tion, who aticenteti i that it'wns' resolved to ata..‘,i.. of feW exeiriptions 'as fOisible. , -2 The tpiestiOn on this clauie•was 'then put and iwa tived; that the motion of Aldernlin was' -admitted ; alter which the Report was received, •and the Bill ortlertd-to be read a third tithe this ditY, if then engrn , wd. Lord C,ViTLEREAG 3l then -moved the fort Cltr COO- Sider,ilj,) ll of the Rqort of the Militia tion• Bill,; which,' after some observations stores llr. StiliftiDAN anti Mr.' 1 3 .-eitatew, was agreed , to, and" . the Bill ordered to be . read *a • third - 1411e day,,lf then engrossed. ' 'Lord CAsrLettiAdct then : moved the further con-' • aideration of the Irish Militia TralVsfettillill,•which . was objefied to by • • . ' Mr I.)A.wsoN, who adverted In the . lateness of the: hour '(near three o'clock), the , understandin that' the measure was not' to be brought forward that night, and the •r e tiring i)f, the: Irish I\ , ,lerrie+eri, in consequence of that understanding ? under such cir c um , tatices he trusted the further proceeding its that 'Bill would not be pressed at such art hour, and iii/ so thin nu attendance. . . . Low) supposed that the Hon. C;' , .ritleman mistook the Bill, anti that the present was not the upon which any dist:Milan was to talte•place. Sagaroal - cernmentled the anxiety of his lion. Friend, respeaing the hasty and inconsiderate maneer of passing such Bills, and ventured to hope at least that the other Sill, a Bill , ef the utmost licaey and importance, he meant the Irish Arms Bill, Would not be entered into at such' auhour and wills such an attendance; if sti, he would certainly oppose a proceeding of such ungracious and .unwarrantable . precipitancy. Mr: Low; did not wish to press the Bill ; but. still he hoped it might be further proceeded in this day. , , • • This proposition was. generally acquiesced in, and most of the Members immediately withdrew. The °tar Order 4 of tise Day were then ,dikposed of, and the 'House adjonrned at half east Unto o'clotk. rt, I 190 lOLtb/• QUIS DICRAS lAtitiftd A LI.J3/11T.? A Report was yesterday circulated thAt the French Troops had taken pos,ession of Tow ngtp, but therf was 1.0 loan htion for lr. In consequence c;;our Ex• pedition to the Baltic, the British Consul atTouningeit had reeutn.nendedthe British Veasels lying otf .Port to pco.::!ed down the River, and die British Qum livAore cimunanding ou that stati au, preventeti,e FIOCG 1rci1,,,,u.;.... ,, , ~ 4 v 41 ., 7.... , tr.,, , ,.,.. -- . c. -------- i SSaul,fro ni enteriug thatplaCe. Tlieie precautionary mandrils; which, under the preient cireun)ltado les, f were hizttly proper, most prohabli gave rise to'the ).. respori to which we have alluded. .1 SoMi.private Letters have been received from the f. -Cuntitieut,, whiclbstate that considerable apprehen-! Si oil c are emertaitied 'that B . ONAIIITE will persuade' t ALEXASMER 10 in:ike common cause'. . with him ,against,, 'this...Country ; bu', however !Mich we maylament the events which hive recent- , ly occurred . at Tilgt, we Cannot bring ourselVes for a • moment to believe, .that .the EmpEttott: of -RtlsSiA could :be-Seduced .by French Intriguers to adopt a line of conduCt: which iVoUld 'be Is deroga tory to the high character. Which . he has-hitherto maintained, as it 'would be injurious to' the best interest:', of, his 'Empire. The terns of the Treaty' whic!l thet Emperor ALEXANDER concluded with . .11orrAP,ta-re aeunot, we believe, yet known in:this Country; and until they are, we feel it to be•our duty Co suspend our opiuion ppou the sub jed. It has been supposed, from the circnm stance of the French luirind attacked the Swedes, after the....lCr:: , :: had nude a propo t; sition i for an ..I.rmistice, thatl the ENtrcnoti of Russia. has nut made any stipulations. in favour of Sweden ; but upoit'''ffili - ' point ..itliO 'we' have not iniormition a t present ,to enable us to formla ~.The restoration of tho.lluke of •Mmckt.tt4tiuttc;ti to his dominions was 'evidently rite result : of .theinterpositioU Of'' the EmPEßoit of ;. • r , • Tile following' are the letters by which •tlle inten tioji orp,)ilxl.,lli - rEto.reinstate thc Nolte in his Do comintmicatedi to the Reocy pf R'lecklL~ it h. 4 • r: - •1• *. (b ' t„1 4 17 ,c , • , , .COrt tiltletrt . 11110t4 'O-ktigRAL LAVAt; col 'tient/Oa b medttetistraott, , :'r iOvne etireNcy. gENTLEMSN • • • -!r•sf ^jlhatifoll Witb the; greataatisaOsfaction to trans , ' obit you the Copy of a Let ter , which Lhave re tivo. from. His Serene Hiibneikthe:Prinee of lenfchatel, , and Nybich „authorizes', t? put , the Dake'ofiviecatartasottOn inpOSHe9ilioll of 11-ii" States. I have : aciitTainted NIECKLENc49I3,. 7 e, 411 ,4 ‘. e3 . .i!1tt11ti,ti,4.4,11 - rme.- ror, and you, GenilenTePi aro at liberty to act rn conformity to ihe contenttrof this Letter. " kive; the heynotit to give yon the. itiittrant:‘s of .rny hi'h consideration. • Covrnor of Nkckluskburgli." LETTWt FR d TIItVIIITCE or wrvirctis-rtm TO lkigllAL LAVAL, tION't.-Aviroli MECkLENBUFICH, 1)ATR() 111SAD-tiVAITIM9;' AT TILSIT, 27TH • GENERAL., , It IS the pleasure of-the Emperor~ at soon 'in( you t!CeiVe 'Letter, you-restore' the bake of ,cNtgClCL.ll:llit3itt•lll - i6 the Poise:isiOn:Orhis States, that ; you, also restore .to,hin), .SubjeEts, all the property which niay' have put on " Ller, .aetiestration, and that ,in'''fittare i .you are to:01141(1er . the alike .6( as a • Prince tin. - ‘4 , honi . .the,Frnporor.is- partictllailY in terb.3ted, Military:Officai .Aleck lenbprgh iiniiiediately•to • Tesunie the exercise of their fonaions. : • (Signed) • ...• •. • • Major General Prince of NRUFCRATEL. "-"MilrEilal ALEX. BERTiItER." YiBrizip4v morning the West India . con-' sisting of 60 Sail, under convoy at the.: Canada', and the Scorpion. Brig,- passed by Portsmouth for' the Downs. The remainder of the Fick, con3iiiting'af 85 Sail, separated from the convoy at the , Mouth of St: George's Channel. , ) Anoilmr isilessenger arrived from Lord Hutottirr= sog yegirday in4roing, and a Cabinet Cotincil wait helcl in the coarse of the, day.. . , , 'a li under , When Mr. ,Wttion A M . 5 Military Plan •' , • COUSidet4;3ons it was coti.fideully asserted. that it would not only . tend more than any farrier Plan •to the augoientation of . the Army, but that by holding out superior advantages to — Soldiers, and by inducing a superior class of men to enter the Service, it would effeaually prevent desertion.. The 1 1 ,ipers, 'how; ever, which here recently ?teen laid before the, Pooe - of Commons, prove that ilesertions have not only not .rdecreaSed iiiirce the. adoption.' of Mr. Wri:4014i1.4)6 Plan, but that they haVe. considerably ificreaSed. In 'March .1 806; immediately previous to the adoption of his Platt, .the 'Army at hoMe artionnted to 103,900 men. fire tie wrtions in tlut month were 330. In June bit, when. Mr. WINIMANI 4 I Nian bad been in lull force, gevaltiimitml4, theArmy,at home tim . ount. unly 78 500 men, anct the desertions were 850 r. that i$ to. 44Y, :there up:o c Fnure its .an Army of 7;4,300 mert.than tliere was under the former sys teth Of 103,900 " WI nit - Court of Aldermen held today 4 ale LOittitakYOtt, in3pottiog Returoo of the Mealweighers, ordered tilts P r icp !Orlin:LW to • tiettirittlittecras last week. -- • 1 ~ i~ Y► ' rcaT.SOUTii . ; the .biberty; PARK, foi, Stinciertatid Afender Gun-brig; with the Unity, DN JERSEY, and Mermaid; ROBERTS, ,for Giier n se) , . Came into Harbour this morning the Lii . erly * Cutior, Lieut. JO.l-11.CODD. _ This wornin'd West Indid VIM p4s - ied by this Port for the River, under Convoy of the Can*, 74, Capt. HARVEY, and Scorpion-Brig, Lieutenant CARTEIt Ef, bind about sixty Sail. . 1 14 past &Ten, P. a pa.,senger just landed from .the i Sbip Hunter, one of the West-India Fleet which passed by for the'Dowtis 'this morning, we, are enabled to communicate the following parti culars : The Fleet, consisting of X5O Sail, left Tortoja six weeks ago, uhdi. convoy of the Can kidarof.' 7 4 gun, Ifiasp -. §loo p of War, and Scorpion Brig'se parated from 85 Saili under convoy, of, the 'gap Sloop of War at the. Mouth ofSt. George's Channel. :The Ship . _bane, of Liverpbol, took tire on the Atlantic Ocean, and ; was entirely consumed, with :the whole °flier cargo.;: it being finv weather the crew - were' all saved: this is the only Ship :Of the 'Fleet that met with any material aeciLlent -voyage, which, has been as fine and expeditious as so large a Fleet was ever known to perform. DELV4 ALM 3:"ArriVt'd tits Nlnjeity . 3 Ship 11411CaS1ei ;Ma sailedfor Sheerneii. ' Came down lwrn 'the River a - the .dtina . AIiERCRoUBIE, for Tobago; and the 11.kistor, Our.l.Stt, fOr''st. Kilt's, 'and rein:tin ill the DoWns with His ty's Ships, Stc. as Fer hot. • . - • •!•,, . , ; The ,Charkite, CEAROI, which, sailed frotn Gree nook, tar ..10fast,,on 11nrsday last, Trung a leak, ptf Parsel Point, on , Satarday, shout tnur o'clOpk, p. nip and wns on, her beatn • ends before six. „The ,crew consisted of master, !mate, and threi.t-hfunlit, ,who, with niap passetigrrs, betook sterns::-kes to the, goat, when .she„imtnediately fihau, arri tilt y ~y.sfero,p,bV%ed to get on %bp wreck t:.;:tin, !` this they povieised, when the tnat . e, three of the .cre, a ferjeant of the 9th dragoons, bi.. wife, and four other passengers, wasbe:i from it and Alt - ‘ )tte4. The wattle* . and .three passenge4 again betp4kitheinscfves to the boat s at three o'clucls a. en. •wttkant sa oars ails or stud were tarried beli)rt: the n l iot • .„ . witi 'oar osloch when they were cibitrved ;trot izt the 0...tv of Gitvan, and a o,u, with two gentlemen t sailors,' put otti• to their i'l3SiSt dirge, dint, T . toweg,tll .ui) rougn praise caimpt . be Wstowtiii on tho Mauistraut:, ttutl ge.ntry,olGir .vani!tor.the.atteittinAjAd, humanity shcwil the sur- NlVingt„sutferep, - whp . ,weye almost famished, atid ileStittlW &Neu/ s ua py, morning M%JusTv, the Dike of cAsiattiot , e,Pritiets. sm.' Surat. % At.R.;t•STA,AIILLIA, and AlAttx, aceolunanied by Lon! and iy Lay, Ladies ELY and TII VNNE, and the Hon. Miss C 4 titedral Chur4th, Windior, !',:jw„:1: role to N t si ll :S _preached by the Reverend Mr. Lout, from . the .24 Epistle to the C 01.4100410, fish chip. tin verse. They were, saluted by the Bands , of 'the ' Ruyal Regiment .of HOrse Guards (glue), LatO, • t h e }L'i n g's Own Royal Stafford in the lace-yard, where they were para.led as tliq passed. o rli eettit,l. , o te r f a te s d . .w c u . ra i d ,l.t to: .6 the 1 ,13 ; C z • C„louel S TAYLOR ~ anci Dt:satto‘y,., , . After C hurch . they ,redottx Frogrnore to dinner, and returned. 10 the Palacei at three o'clock. Ht: it M,tdt,sTY and . Priupess.Retz‘nwrit had Di vine Sort ice perfortned,nt the Palace, after which therrode to Frogrnore, and' returned with Ills I,IIA .JEarY and Pattycnssas, 'Sundayevening their Mkitsrtas and PRINCESSES WEitiCti.9ll Windser 'l'errae, which was much : tibiyaed, but not so genteelly attended u . s9/11 ; many were turned ott . , buin4 inunticated, particularly one person . why was desired to ptlll otl his. hat as their AA.IISTIES passed, which is the customary' reape',4, WhiCh .he .reinsed to do. The larquis of, T.tip,*,;:in, who was walking near their MAJESTiftS, "seeing only one person not tiocoverett, stepped up to hitn•and took - his hat off; Upon'Whi6hille imme diately struck the Marquis, and' kicked him. He was immediately secured by EdWards and Dousett, 'the Police Offieers," and kept in custody tilt their MAJESTIES went off ;the Terrace; when he was ex amined before Colon e l DESBROW, as to who he was,' When 'be .gave his address, and said his pat i ne was Hoanv.i, and lived in Westminster; he was then set at liberty, with a rePrimand. Yeqeititty rnornipg the Duke. of 'Yonm trans , riaecrbusiness with His I\l.t.reSTY ; 'afterwards klis MAJESTY, Dike Of YORK, PlinCeAca!S Au- GUSTA, anclAmELlA,;aecompanted by'Lady ISABELLA . ;THYNNE,,,GOWit MUNSTER, .Generals CARTWRIGHT and :Frrzaplr, and Colonel TAYLOR, rode in ttie Great Park, and returnectat. twelve. . • The. Ilriocess of WAt.sis gave a grand dinnir on Sunchty last to the Duchess 'of BRUNSWICK, and a seled party of persons of distinction-, Het` Royal Highness's houso. was splendidly lighted up on the occasion ;- a band of music played, and a large.as semblage, :among whom were many persona of tb.. shion;continued to promenade in the Grove, bekrre her. Royal , Flighness's door, and Tong theu'aide of Blackheath, to a late hour, . - ' • , in.the course of the last week:grand 'entertitins menu mere given to,those illustrious ,Personages. by Gen. Bums,: Mr. WELLEbLE,T POLE, tirc..! At the lattesitwhich took place 04 l'ilUTSCilly; the Duchess was so much pleasectuand entered so much into . the spirit of I.4o,Keoc,,t4atisiw did nut :retire. till past ; twelve o:clOpk. 'rho Church of Lea,' .between Mackheath: and to IllL 0, out lie piaci,: of .these.'. &W :d , acco , ,nt ef,,its:terired site ation: L Tisit sier-a vis cuustanil . y attended to, The Di4thess.Vtaitea cJiepLi'.t 11,,,1iital sot' in i after leer art ivtifin this cOUtilty, PM' ‘V,S very solar in her po l iite iloti‘'e 6r they ,ci enins who have, done itich entitie'nt'aerlice to their country. • . 4 4 • ' -• •*. rz. LAWCRDCZ't A r TACK 1.1 Lott 5.04, Tl ft FO3. SUILtt4P, 4AST Qtr. lIOLISX GI G 0.4 !lONS, DURING TIIR DoC4 ;;PACCH.‘.; Why, L ltvkiNctt, vent thy ingrY,hite, i3ecause his Lordship cLign' , l to smile . When thou %Veil ;Tor bi gr spawni,N t 7WaS tally done for kitidtiess: sake, To,s hew that he was 6 / 4 adltTe.ite, Vtliii!st'all the liotlie w‘orc : , • Alleißo-'ziTE, Atn . 3. ..4i , _ .10 -.The lataEntborgo, however useful to the Country,. "has been a great draw-tack upon our town, bot rya keii up',Our spirits in' the:hope i ..that whl ;(1- ati.deti to visit it.; thin Silt%lthet will L_ rctiiit•fc,t :ti n. eager by the tempoory oab4ro6lion to the 4.e.;trei, and will stay widr its thb.longer'. The' a>• rr.zia. mews hive of etsarse proportionhly sa„ KENInLy, - who has ben' iditL.rety in m,itit a fever, so far : , ;.covered i to perform Sir ChrisP,p , ier , 411iller al( ut 1111!4'; •char'atSter4:,A , it great :the ci';‘,l cal t style have 1.1...en' \fAii tlic p4rtnrci f iattee` of Afri Ta; - ied, bp'ketid, ; ab l q.stroptic,ly (et. her''o,l4l; have been ,it. ways'dmire4, - and (hey nova l' apii,.lred to ntord aA. 'vantage thin on' eecl , ionl;. t 1! soon, but we Itwe,r...:Hun I 11) , ,)e thin we , ;',1.01 other Perfl.)rtriers' of ackiio'.vig.i';ed' ,hi ii 4 course of the st.ittion. WA Littla. Liter:iri died 00 Sat uaty at his Vot •tenham.ci)ol.l 110.1.1. llQ'ty4i . hi tito 7C,th year 6( his 'ate. In the id:l'll6f' his !i(e".. 4 .1:. 17,‘L.g.pt adOpted the theatriedl all, acquie-cd reputatirm Irvia:!:1;‘ and Stag , ::s in thi-cConi,try,'ancl ror'-‘.6 voiri an eitai)liibea 61 • IL? • , w a.; Prins ~ i ', c r.teut:{)(ls Inurylttyf rout blunt 1?(.1;p ; , 4ur, ailk, • ~: .iy:ooq)it:t.totts • hii p't.trfuritiatic,.: Ifo:va,i L , , ,li 1:1 c,:ii n 4 e di r o f nub' 116w,:ver, tu • 91` . loofa he tvld tirohtroarabte opinion (if spoke of ht in etlls Having h;!t‘i NY, ilai(tf rout 143 V ing vi/ayg . a 'itroft I.it . ol):Ni oty to s'indik - be' quitted i the 4t,i6e; 4,eve, • '6n i n of lVhitth lir k% .13 Ili:My ti.; a' distingqi , ;bed fiii.grent SW011: g rsii ioii try Qf th 6 gtlg)i44. proitiicilo'it cue tabonr, — itict . of•stv*,cli - 41 ro - eri(o).lt. it vk it? evtr • be i Staiiciarci Boiit: in this Caiptry: This V% ik 14 ChajWttlrit,etl ,4" ; !, eorrect dod o , •:vrate . criminmrido. A'‘ll wh , :r, \Vol k 4 iki,oliko or Illose rrop , :nlit!g to tlie ti.)!l t: t t ~w .serrrilly I•• • • . reibired P. . ALKhR . jolt 1)I3 . wilt; Li red. ;yeai - s ago, and the . shodlt she lent woman,. %vita an and great humotir Shr:itlYn ,).; !!„. is a gOo-.l,Vqrt;sii. nr. IYALitk.,t private'life P.n . a str .. .l rt.gi'ra to 10(.1 dutieg, and it . nidy be truly sail, th.li •. tar as his spherd . of aaion 1, • inst a more 'wenn and a more I-fe was intiinakly kno t o ydirist of . lily n-nin goislied c!rirAvtt , rs or his h) who o l was held in high esteytt for his latots, his knqw » led h, anti kis virtues. • - • ' Mr. AtbljNal is >ici rn , lch f rectiver'ed ilt4t he tared to resume the character of Hamlet last 'nig!it, at the Haymari;et w.i.4 received in so vary eivourbte a tnantior on his a nd thronghoot his perfnrin.ince, as to shew tit tt he is high in public opioiou: . 14re a spirit auk etiergy,sin.Ns perthrittitictithai evioed no o,l.niptoui. of his 1.0,..gril indisposition. ' •,.'l`he h u k e `of ..MA•ittntottot:Gli sent' on Slturd:ty flag . to He IVAJCS'fV.Iit Winilsor according to . custom, as the tenure 1y wh•cl4 - he holds' Bknhbi til 11.00,c, grawed to his aneest:•,r his gaining the celehr.itedifittle of Ble n h e i m. Ti nt flag was richly embroidered with truhicwa,tical t i c . vIceSI• • • The Governor of .Monte Video and suite have ar. rived at the Cove of Cot*, priners bu 6, , ard the Edivihrth Tr:niport, on .;heir way' to Englitn,i. Tie Efizaeth sailed from Monty Video utid , :r convoy of the Laisciwee:and Howe.• . . Yesterday the Nen-c omm i ss i one d ' Officers anal Privates bf the St:Giles and St. Georgess*Oloorns• bury volunteers, hiet to Celebrate the.. aniiiveilary of the acceptrtneeol . their sers lee by II is Ai Ajiir ty ; after partaking of - au excellent diniier, malty 10.14 and constitutional toasts were' drank, i and the evett ing w spent with the greatest tonviOaliry. LOTTRIL Y.-:—The following Shitement or the , pro. three, thousand duce of Lotteries for the last Len years, i.vi,l.shew t h a t the profits to Government by the sale. of the Tick ets have increased since 1802 oYlittu Ilic new re,.;u.:l-- tioni twit( price), to nearly double what th e y ~‘ cl.: betbre, natnely, froth One million thr ee h un d red and ninety-nine thousand nine bundred and t went y pOunds, to two, millions five hundred an : i twenty. thousand eight hund re d and ni nel y- tour p, besides the . profits on incidents, - &itch as postage of letters, stAtups, adVtitiseinents; &,!, ~, ,, ,c . which pray fairly be taken, tor .the'tive years, ;,t a niillion., nwr4 ! !-! 1797 -el , A 4, 10,ozo '3802 ,C 179 E - 2 ;7 , 90 t \ %',3 - • vi 3 1Z99 * 211 314° ' 4s °l - - - det • 3 2 4.4 c IS't , . 004.314 ii;-9 9 4, • vC 2 .5 1 3.i94 . The a ith if Light 1)rag01111S have.af. rived at Dttb:in Truns „ it, repi tce the 18111 'Light Dr3gilott9, f! Croat 111,ii City ; ;04 11%vi: tat.eti up I th.:,r cc! t, I 7, io t;lielbutittie-1-I(nwA.) barracks, St. Stklo4 . .,ti 4 t ~c L-t t 'A, contract beet) a butcher i n c an . terbury, to •upoly the It Hi', v it, ga rr i 4on i n that city, thr iliunthi, to tit:: iust. with gua mutton,-,at p4r 10. ". . Ataivsn—t Witertard.. Dui -I GattellbUN'S; 3 Li‘bor, 1 014,JiIt!, 1 WAtCiturd. PRICF, OF s - rucKs ring DAN? A f TA , 41„1, i s f eLocx . etnisols * • 6i OLUMIAII% - ON.