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fl - '-- 41IF THE NEW LOTTERY. "bleb begins firming I JANUARY 13, 1001, costars' I him et L. 10.000 are L. 60,040 2 2 s s 0 20 ' lOO ...• 1,000 40 20 .... 101,000 5,100 ... amo•I•11•0 55.000 Mans• L. 150,1100 IP Capitals determinable flrebthawn Ticket. 1s Day... .L. 10,000 DIM 3d Day 10,000 Dian loth Day 30,000 Ditty Last Day 5,000 PRICE. Tishst LlO 12s. 41sIf . L.lO 2 0 real% . L. 2 II 6 %weer S 2 0 Moran* - t 0 Two - Null SNARES are on Sal* at all the LICENSED LO FIERY OVVICES, and by their Arms in the Count's , . • • TM above isowtonsa Cased Prises are use realest, in a McLean of se fen Tickets, mar remand in the afloat* of Loewy hevontirre. Tbis feet is irsdi.pistabia. list tits Vots etaltrif %Mae. 1 0 participate rat such saposseilensed opine MIN b 0 on Nor alert, as the Drawing ininosaoces so early as Alio tool of .lanwere now. hullo tea" end Alertly pal i nisad, us • Lan. kr, , well ho .. diffossat • pages, Fritit ALIEN'S or FOREIGNER'S GUIDE; n ootard ma mite the Regslatiens established under i.. ' Om Atillt sho 4311 Gen 11l cli. ISO, with respect to Miens effi.lol its this I:medals, or imam, therein, am &c. And to •lllPeroos Noires of Xinglinsill 54 well as Foreigners, r. 71:flbollitilliattgrigiop miligeet themselves to, from • no ' 11 1 0r$ 01 _ 8 IPOon'ilt„. Doi= ap t? ,to Earl Spencer, X.G. His Ma- S .•• X ' fat", of Stara foe the Homo D•parcommt, i aloe M. BO KIM WILLIAM 'ROOKIE. Esq. T voimaus4 TAl.l3 :LT a im ith a th c e ts itit• L n! ... i.L.4 inA im. ir • d., pries 20e, bound. maibeltialma +nth five itallF • 1 1 01 •Wi t s' 'f4 . 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Trasadatteo, of winch ibts is the act* 6.1••••. n. ....eme. h _ •• IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Dec. IS. The House Diet this day at three o'clock; aad IMMIt occupied I:I swoaring in thefollowing Peers: — Marquis of Blandford; Earls Hardwicke, Maccles field, Besborougli„ Buckinghamshire, Carysfort, Eases, Ferrer'. Effingham. Stair, Mount Edgcumlse, Talbot, and Posvis ; Viscounts Sidmouth. Lowther, and Hood; Lad; Keith, Somers, Save-and-Sete, Grenville. Rivers, Grantley aad Sheffield. Lord GreerAlJ and Vii-caunt Sidrooutli were the only Cahsaet. Peers. save the Lord Chancellor. present. At four o'clock. the House adjourned until two o'clock to-morrod. HOUSE OF CuSIMONS. The Speaker took the Chair, this day, at one o'clact, and the House proceeded immediately to v Weir in Marchers; a.considerable number of whom amended. Several new Members took their Seats ; and of the old Meinherb we observed Mr. Wel- Pe:ley Pole, Mr. Long. Mr. I.eycester, Mr. Sturges licc.&c. Adjourned till to-ntorruw. , All111•0:4 • i es—•—•-, -..., -, _ _ Oadatinn, rite in boards 14s. .. COLLECTION 4 SONGS. Moral, Semi. & XII, einallalleblU _restive and Amusing ; seinmed and mind 9 M iIit•ibip.4IIIIOI.IILURCTRE. M.A. Fellow of Clam- c HAL • , . PARMA Am V. C. end J. Ritingion, No. AS. St. Paul's ° ChirdPetiel I salielpain J. Hatideinl, N.. 140. Muddle ..!..! 'Flo se Whams' coolant the ends of uvwsrds of Vivo Wadoisigred them emend, but principally se. n the Whits cot tee abidg approved Waren.. divested 4,pnagridlitaksWO Ow Wig serideney to indsaincy and Pro. I 600011110. -11 rali se Isitp+story Latter, and a now 'ream . 'Stir yaw n isbidtanetaiut chiefly the Rural, Naval, s k i ty dim, arc may De had separately. printed no an 4 Pyle, . irsardst di Ilit• fsr these who .nay wish * l a dregilost the lowa Classes. IP: Y ire ct iEs I ?Pe man. 1 11' . bp permission, to Lord . Orseetik, rind Imperarrestiens from distinguished Padownters ter %we , ' ef rivilimeot, In Four Volumes • *arms Me• ilk os. bereft. _,_ 4 GENUINS end COR t iIECTED REPORT of ' Or, t et i" lit t rirtg a tc i li t .. Cob i r t er7rat ie n: l L L tm i A 64 1 0 ce in Poem lit WWl.' Wl* Alpe of the Session in iS J. Proneilbe . Fratess,Rarm il and Orme. FaM.noster- , Ithr ;J; , Weallip lard aric, Perry, and Rags. burry, LerdeniSN meet. Amor iut 'TO TIMAIOCIATION FAMPSILLT. . It _ , _. .*fei Istesnis Are he publibed, pim STATE of EMT 10 a PligNiklet entitled The the 1111010011Vallic silk DETAILS of i.. PRO• lk ems. Pswea to d ikoi varrisibu, IdeenAlly. Of - ma meg be Pad. Tits OFFICIAL RIIIIIPUNDENCR Made* to the line NROOCiATIOU :a FR ANC,. 14,e• 1 1 nosh, is Ad w OXIIINTiter ARA TS D SPORTS. * Dedisased,„ by peandence. and mar t h e tasmodiale patressage of Hls hisiessy, and His Rota Highness the Norse of r was U. Reial H I h a DA* e( Twit , the Henri' 41 . • aWe tot Comm of Direeerse state irami India Cnmisinv, he. ed Work of the WILD SPORTS :74,7tize......,. iievel and swiss' NATURAL Y or manxarAs baihi l s in m e m,wis. at 5 ta. each, by Edward Orme. SO. Snot wads the never Ai Ism* street A Posiglieted IS Mir at datives. and IS Plambees el the ASSeeIL mind WS ha ishopiiled im Christmas. ~. - Tilt _RIM 14 !NOLAND. Dik This , are gdbinsed. - :Ate 71. le bawd., Mounted soh a illieteli of Ulu On.pbut 'Nese. taint the Painting if Sir Alr M le' rith 'l,t • the ' REQUISITE cvt. - rwtattot to.t rit p tsemt STATE' of the ARTS of ThESitii l le ENGL. AND, dedicated to the ?resident and GOVlsllifft a the Lite,l; InAitutuso, hir pinunstiog the lore Ans. by PRINCE HOARE, Esti leagsgßOY rot Female Conespeenence to the Royal Academy I rd Ana. Wined Ss Itlekeld Pitillips Ns 6. Bridge wee, black. ,Ipas t sad to be leadyd 80 IMmiteellitrs. .../.11 wa dror VW W ritert.R. I TUE BRITISH PRtSS• LONDON, FRIDAY, DECIPCISR 19. LOSS OF THE ATHENIENE. The Terme/oaf sloop of war arrived on Wednes day at Portsmouth, wills Sir SIDNEY SMITH 00 board. She brings an account of the loss of the Atlteniate man of war, of 64 guns.—This melan choly accident is said to have taken place on the Esquiques Rocks, on the 20th of October.—Of her crew 123 were saved, and 347, inclnaing the Cap tain, perished. A letter from our Correspondent at Gibraltar, dated the 20th of October, and inserted in our Paper of the 9..6 instant, states, that the dritaiger had sailed a few days before from Gibral tar for Messina, to bring down Sir SIDNEY SMITH. The following is a List of the Officers, who have survived and perished. of His hlaJeir v's late ship Atheninse, Capt. RAYNStOII:I:-- Survivors—.ll/igadier CampbeH; Lieutenants Ds m, and J. and Jaynes Little; Mr. Goodwin, Purser; Menu. Lean, S. Wells, and G. Thorne, atlas Bergere; T. Manning, M.dship man ; 1. Byron, Assistant Surgeon of the Endreion M. Cannon, Master's Mate; J. Francis, Mohhipman, S. Parley, Master ; and —.ll))rr. Swin- Perished—Captain It Aynsford ; First Lieutenant burn, Third Lieutenant Satter. and Fifth Lieutenant M`Mil lan; Captain Stains, Royal Marines ; Lieutenants Moss. Minton, and barker; Mt. Griffin, Suigean ; Ensign Marker, 97th Regiment; the Boauwain, Gunner. Carpenter, and Carpenter of the Re-gere ; Messrs. Fitzgerald, Rome, Near. limn, Blackburn*, Morrison; and heeds. Also other names unknown. The Kiso's Speech was read, last night, by Lord Gating Liz and Viscount Howica, to a Lege party which they respedtively entertained; and will . be delivered. this day, by Commission, in the House of Lords, with the usual formalities. o.le of our con temporaries, deep in the confidence of Govern ment, and with a pa ofu ndity of knowledge. that 1 leaves all competition panting btliind, yesterday as sttred us that "the speech alludes to the general state of our affairs, and the prospeas which they hold out; 'that it speaks with confidence of the resources and ability of the Country to support the contest, and to bring it to a successful issue; and alludes to the events which have occurred since Parliament was last assembled, the capture of !kenos Ayres, the failures( the Negotiation;' dm We believe, that it required no Ghost from the grave to tell us this.— He is a poor dabbler in the Stocks who could not have surmised this and much more. It is very pro bable that the Speech will not give rise to a debate in either House. Indeed, any opposition to the Address would be premature, as the late negotiation with Teadifeiwill be the leading feature of the Speech, skit no man can pitsubie to say thsu he has the 4autseempOe Igforo hies. until he shall have been 4a full possession of the real diplomatic correspond lace upon the subject. The first division of th.; nth, or King's (len, ar rived yesterday at Paddington, and wilt embark this morning on board the boats prepared for their reception, t 3 carry them to Liverpool, oa their way to Ireland. The boats amounted, yesterday, to about tti in number, each capable of accommodat• lag 70 atn. They expect to reach I.iverpoPi in eight days. Many parties have been made in the Fashionable World to visit Paddington this morn jag, to witness the embarkation. G3vernment are entitled to much praise for this manner of convey log troops on their route. The land journey to Liverpool, a di►tance of 403 miles, at this bad season of the year, in addition to the march already accomplished from Deal, of 72 Milt', wnnld greatly harass and distress the men, who, by this mode of conveyance by the Canal, will reach. Liverpool quite freehand in good spirits. It is; besides, com pletely free from those numerous desertions, of which the fatigue of long matches is often produc tive. When troops are conveyed in this manner, it requires only a rear•goard to preserve the whole to gether, and prevent the desertion of a single man. No intelligence from the Continent was received since our last. An order was sent of fewerday express to Ports mouth, for the release of the IT•bre.a .tore-ship from quarantine ; she brought the official dispatches re• spscung the loss of the dithealepe. Sir S. SMITH. is expected dn, day at the Admi ralty. Lord Kure: arrived in town, yesterday, and it. tended at the Admiralty Board. We have authority to conttadia a paragraph which appeared in The Time,s of Wednesday, stab. ing that five ships belonging to the Kapedi. tion under the command of Brigadier-General CIt•CIFURD bad put into Ilfracombe. No such event has °centred, nor is it probable that any of those ships wilt now be obliged to put back. The paragraph alluded to was inadvertently copied yes. tard4y into this Paper from Me Times. The Cethertet. REM. from Cork, for London; and Dekhrah, Rica.% ens, from I.ondon, for Bar- mouth, have been much damaged by lightning in Mlford Haven. •••, _ • I . THEATRR. 0011111 , LANE. Last night, Miss RAY, from the Cheltenham Theatre. made her deist on the London boards. in the lively part of Albina, in Mr. Cumecat.smo's pleasant comedy of The MR. The celebrity that this young lady lad gained at that very fa shionable place of resort, attracted a most elegant and crowded audience. Her person is light and neat, her face soft and expressive, her action easy and graceful. She is a perfect mistress of the stage, although but seventeen years old ; her voice at times had an unpleasant hoarse ness, and a catch, which most probably pro ceeded from her fears. Her articulation is good, and every word is distinaly heard. Miss R errors, if such they may be celled, proceeded from want of judgment to disciiminate between levity and playfulness, coarseness and archness. In the Cottage Scene, where her jealousy was raised, she was very spirited ; and, where there was pathos. very impressive. On the whole, we consider her deist most favourable ; and when her talents are a little more matured, she will be an acqui sition to the Theatre. At the close of the Play, when she appealed to the audience, the applause was so unbounded, that it was some time be fore she could proceed ; and Mr. ELLISTON ILIS• nounced her second appearance amidst bursts I( applause. Miss BOYCE played Miss MELLON'S pier of Orr& it is not in her lire; her tones are too" plaintive for the simple rustic. Mr. ELLISTON was lively and interesting in the amiable Has :rd.—. Mr. PAIME• and he, in the drunken scene, were admirable, and received unbounded applause; inv Ad the whole performance. CALEUiINiAN HUNT. At a Meeting of the Caledonian Hunt, held at Edinburgh, the 9th nisi. KKKKK NT, Earl of figin Sir Wm Erskine F rd of Dalhousie Wat. Mtcdotrall, F A , nt D.ik. ith , Rt. D. M•Queen, Loni Belhaven Geocal Loot Archibald Hamilton George Ramsey, Esq. $,,Je ficron MATWeIi Wm E.q. Mit Wru A. Cunningham R *int Hae, So Charles Deogim Wm. Hagan, Eq Sec. ilk John Hope Tley heed their Anneal Meeting a be 6414 neat 0444er, at A) r, and electel, fe. the ,Deditig rear, Win Mac 'nosh, Faq Preaes. Sir We, ii:•tkirse, Treasurer. RAO Heron Nowell, ) tA Thompson, Esq Counci :ors. t. D. 1 1 441wirr.. 'EN --- The Pelmet and all the ROYAL DOM met Her MalasTY and die Psancassos, at the Duke of C•M likiDeit'S. ou Wednesday. Princess Ei.izsit-ru was not present. being indisposid at Windsor. Lord Gas%vii.i.e gave a grand dinner yesterday evening tothe Noble Lords in Administration, at his bonsai in Downing.street, at oh;ch were present his Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the Right Hon. the Loan CRANCaLLOR, Lord Ei.trii auenuois, Fails Wir4cillittlica, SPitticta. MOH , A, L44,IOI.ItDaLE, Lords WALSIV62ItAt4, SaLsltA, Sr-. oin.. &c. Viscount }lnsetc7t gave an entertainment, yes terday, to a party of Lability, at his house in buattort.street. Tbe Hon. Ttiossas Gaanvicce will gire a din ner, on Sunday. to a numerous party ; among whom are to be the Cabinet Ministers. The Music of the New Partomirrie, at Covent garden Theatre, is the composition gf Mr. W. WAAL. the Leader of the Band. The last Bath arrivals are:— The Earl of Mount Edgecutobe. Earl of Northesk, Lady Loll, Lady,Molyneux Don. and Rev. Francis Knolls, Sir W. Penton, Sir Charleabillen, Sir Thum" Lady, and Mrs. Crawley Rosily, Sir Horace Mann. Cot..nel and Mrs. Itnatch boll, Colonel and hits Peacock, Colonel Coppage, Colonel PleydA, Lieutenant-Colonel Woodford, Lieutenant Colonel end Mrs. Pelisricke, Major Durbin, Major Jackson, Major Geyham, Major and Mrs. Ditcher. -rh public never regret the absence of Mrs. Jon oats in smith as when any new performer comes forward in one of her favourite charaders. They do not judge the new candidate by her own merits. but by comparison with their favourite ehtld of nature. Mr. PArLL. we understand, means to bring 16 charges of corruption against Mr. SHLRID•ta, which he will prove by 1690 men in /*wire'''. Ile has, , however, given up all his snits—the green and gold, and the blue and silver. It must be acknowledged, for the credit of public i,nparbotiite, that the reception which C has experienced is so free tram old ?edit. ices, that it might be conceived there never had been sack' Performers as BILLINt3TON, GRASS'S?. BANTI, and . MAIRA. Mr. Meant., of Coyest - Garden Theatre, has re ceived a letter. dated on Tuesday last, frolerhir.r+ Sttarroan, Manager of the Salisbury Theatre 3 consequently there must lie some mistake in the ac count transmitted from Cowes, of his being lost . with his company of Comedians at sea. A Bust of Sit aasraaae, consisting of a piece of the mulberry-tree planted by the immortal Bard himself, has, it is said, been reseotly presented to the Duke of Ca A RING!. The forth•coming Paean/ere, at Covent-garden Theatre, is Geet.'B nit ; although the Goose is hissing la., it does nut bear any allusion to Mr. PAULL. Saturday morning, as Lord Hoco was leaving Bath for London. the horse belonging to one of his servants took fright, ran away with him, and leaped over the iron tailings at the end of Brook-street ; by which rise servant was thrown into the area of Col. Bitowtt tow's ht.use, and his leg was broken. The horse because entangled in the second raw of iron rails, bus from this perilous situation he was extri cated without much injury. On Tuesday last, the silver prize medal, pre sented by Mts. Ma coitus, to be shot for by tile Newcastle Volunteer Rifle Company, was won by Mr. JAliti ARCHBOLD, jun.. It was decided by three days shooting, eight rounds each day, at the conclusion of which, Mr. ARCHIOLD was declared the winner, hiving hit the target '22 times. two s.f w hich were in the bull's eye. The distance I 0') :was . . . WESTMINSTER SCHOOL fiEATRICALS. The following is the Epikogne to the Play of The 'twirls, spoken on Tuesday met: ErlLO.lll3 I I ANDRIANC SOSIA, DAVOS. IA, CIIRVIES, CHARISM, CRITES, DKOSIO, PLUS. Serie--Causa, Electoral, of qua. coeveniteus bxc est. Simi magistrate nosier abire parat. Pans•Ailes emeriti quarit aibi paten horsorers ; • Dirtier e:t nernn-Lauis teat ! Deu , u—lpso veto. seelerate, homiuerti cui dabs's:tennis ! Da.—Catidoi Me plus privata, pbbtica cause mevet. Sea —.Laudo—Quemaaas ahem mans, cede? Da —.Neteits sails Nec pot curs ; alius sit mode—Taint places iasiu agite, 0 Cis's, generesi, liberi, hamar, Petriz amatoruns isatrisq; deem; Siecine verve, yiri, comemni jars si nerd? Et rittalor emu's auferet utu douses Psopltilus isle, inquam, nese est..rues ille,/tserusr:UT it ate i us. Sos - \t prohus est innoeuusque puzr. Al.—Ultima pre readers vobis argue units sestet, Are liSertatis sie labeler ta rust' Sfetine sot (thud quid dictum, neetio)„ par. —.Et ista, Qua jam dixisti, nil novitttis habent — DarSiccurs IRA satturitus audire retail*? Et pasha in inetlio peersia name petep? Quin to appalls, Cheats* l nans to, Simonis mien, Simonis fungi muntem dignus eels. Cht —Ah, mihi puce seni, & genet at aiihi Pamphilist in mei , Cummoda non till claudior ulla Tido. Da.—Tu rem, juvenis, nu!lo certansine Will Tantaue tarn patient dune. Charine, tines ? Chat —Et ins miseum, orn, fucias—mihi (urious atn!ens raotphi'ut. 1/I.—At carte in, Ciitu, im•ter ens, tebt in ore fide.; eos qtrameit *Avona k tuispea, At flatus CAU•OI to quequa, cede, fates. Crit.—•Mittet mare: aquidein baud tali ISO digest boatire Et cites autim glasetuisla mega. Da. —fluid si cute petal, b ins SJeig. ut sit per me rupta quies urbis herinue mei ! Dd.-131trhia qua tandem superset ? Bvr.—Aactrs• Diu- moneru. Da —Per pulchrunt Heide hominern fuavite gam. qua Dolma! Ikea. Dro.-.Quid Ise vii' Da.—Plebs M. spinning ( 'index quoil !Iberians seenuus esse Wirt, Nulllus aildiOus pliare in sink msgistri) Oprefill tUAM 1101:kilarilli• opera. Ja o r e ...Q.lariat qui res;iondet.. Da —Hui ! byr.-4auid nano aria? Arsdi na:ic—au las sum. tiroidusque tartan. RAIL gOlppe bO , lll, flOnesit esuis tumultus, Neu pleb. daticns sit raiiiina suit, DAV us iv quantitate non AElipas, at si Detrectent tennes, ipso *lntim ero. Num place..? Pi.--Egregie. Da..—Sayttis--jarn quippe Catania. Narratur virtue incalu;sae mina; Byrrhia, to-Otani abdue gsoorosss bases poraiiisro Majeatas populi fac &Mar. D e r.--Atqtse labels. De —.ltque audi, auslkluro ut mos est, porautibus hoe &the Cunati,i, :on Rut, roma, & unanimit Mos sequar. Hoc paces ad velum, et iter.eria, Plebe sitiens, calkers purr; fit, tots tua en— M doe alio sermons opus est ; & Omit tandem Atque vereeundo jars deceit ors logo;. Far etiarn & recount fuerit sperare favorem ; Ifs.; (omit ,It glar.a zumota meow At, quo sot trews, si quaritur ; baud mitt; p:o:as• tam I t Dicers; de mantis male were melt. N,I profiten opus est : vottis me voile placers Credits r quncsoque est taus ra, to • i mea est. Ilunc modo magniticuen mint jam prostate triumpitutt, Usque ego, pea tants munere, wester era. SINGULAR ROBBERT. - A dashing German butler to a Noble Lord, has been taken into custody, within these few days, and has undergone an examinrion on the charge of robbing his master's house, the whole of which rob bery bas been attended with a good deal of singu larity and artifice. The Nobleman. whose Pro perty was left in the care of his butler in London, was recently appointed Governor of a British Set tlement abroad, and a few weeks since he went t,, Ireland, to take leave of his friends previous to his departure. The house was left to the management of the butler, and taken care of by two other do mestics under his controul. Soon after his Lord ship had lett London, the butler Mkt} his master's swum in town, both at home and abroad. He as sumed the consequence of a gentleman, was seen playing the character at the different places of pnblie amusement, and by his appearance and ad dress, he imposed on many in the more polite circles, intruded himself into their company, and became the complete rims of fishisi. His con stant habits and 'appearance exited a growl de ,l of surprise at the louse of his master ; and a friend of the latter' had suspicion that something was amiss : he consequently took on himself to inves tigate matters, and it was soon ascertained that he Lordship's property had caused the sudden change in his butler. A very considerable quantity of ph tie and valuables, intended lot his Lordship's use a'druad, had been packed in different packages, And sent to the waggon inns, for conveyance to a set port, previous to his Loidship's leaving town ; ts,:t alter he had gone, the packages wets taken back by the butler, I pened and ransacked. This telt heel( been ascertained, information was given to a PO' ' Office, and two officers took the Prisoner into cep ttx4;. His trunks were all packed np, he Deis abtatt to .i',seond ; and on searching them, a Tell car. , :d.:::l;:e cannily of his master's property oar found therein. The Noble Lord being, as we Log .diciady stated, in Ireland, a ltter *as di..pat:he t..l.isa dicher, iaro:minz ti,in of she r4labery.. OS ts:i.,..aner ••,.- !--rtsndrd writ the .st:,val ..:,t is 1 :W IT 4 The re Ri o n brol „ d rince, [he pO.l ge, made • 1, which he first n] e could Late, he where shi r ,ir ! steel lA5t in chi set of IArA, she but in ele track e roar sere afloat, an t his neck cntinua' rifest inc leak vra mbanitte decide a not so howl nw loll; borne tt loilowe , On b' 'Aglow Anion NI her art of Don were al vessel, of erzt, - • • Th is to ogre only et she hai Win his lett in the precAU Atic "Peri ali isted neatly TM before Tb that 3 utast catdit .the fi 'seam *TTIY creas vesse tione hle. leak. be v pro; mad fall coo the the sinc in the tha VI I v 4. tin an to of of afi Ttll tit'. I.o j b V ( t '1 1