The Sun. — London, England, 1807-08-11 00:00:00

. . puifl,tice in the Hoet Geotleth address related „ to the dekicate subjea of ~ the . tweet transattioui With America. It. resolves ,itself into two,, parts, / the conatta of lOs Mejesty"s government, and the events which have 'oceerred. I am anxious that what I state. on this subjea shall" be completely understood, br the House and by the Publie., In the first place, Sir, 1 have no difficulty .in, Saying,..that, whatever May, bathe situation of affairs between this Country rind, America, 1 can assure the. Honourable Gentle- , men, and 1' feel that it will;be a source of great eet;sletiion to hint, that it in no degree arises out of the cendua of his Majesty's present Ministers: Finding on our accession to office, a Treaty, pending with America, , which 'the faith of this Country was pledged, it' the coeditions should be accepted it; America, we held it lo'be •oer most sacred duty net to interfere With thecourse of the relations'establish, ed.betwe.en the two Countries, but to suffer them to proceed With the sanie iMpulse had been iitl parted to them by eur predecessors. Whatever our private opiniousmight leave been, We were resolved to give the fullest etre6t to the stipulations of thee Treaty ; determined that ',if it 'should not come to' a tut tureite cone - lesion, it should not be imputed ''to any% said done by us' With thep we eot only abstained frUM sending to the British Minis.:er in Atherica, k) . y.instruaionsthlit might in tertere this Treaty, 'but We obserVed the'sam rescrye with regard tb he naval force on . that station.lt therefo're on an' acenntte examination of the fatis,, ' and an accurate:. examination nmst,on all hart& be allowedso be indispeo4ably iteCessai-y, it Should be found that tiny unwerrarithleelets have t a k en p l ace. Ole the parfof gfeat it must be acknowledg ed that. tiny did not originate in any undue,instruc . Cons given by us, and consequently that we are in no way responsible for them. have nothing More, to say on this question, than thatt - tip tothe'pre sent inoznent' t h w .13!';.•,iNh Geveitenenthas . nOt • re-' ceivQ ' 4 :ftoin the" , .Anici•is:an G:Jvernm ente either thi-thigli the Amer:earl Minister in 'this Country, or thtdoegh the liritish Mie,i , eer In America ; any ;relive ,sent,at o:i ItiTo letter ago,,Sir e t hen this day, to conseq u ence of th e PrOclainatiOn.'per-: porting to 'be l- a ProelaMation from, the President of the United Stateseuf e whieh Ministers reeeited the firsCietiMatioit ein Cotrunait wilt the' rest of the i'rurri a Neevsna - pq4 thought it my duty to ascertain frern the Atm . :tidal "Minister, vvhether or nrifilt, 10d rz:ceivednithy instriA6l:Ops or colnuiunica tiu • ffult.i ills Gocernioent on 'this Ig;:tit. lle 're- . e tha(lie had not received any. These, Sit, are the l e 0 flit" Lions on which d:e HotiouraleleGentle,. Ind') hai e 4,0;..11 tuorit'auxicies to b.,.; ani I Very glad that 1 Late 'had it- in - my hotter • satisfy iiial. , '''trith regard to the other two, Which re:ate to" the retaiut - ei bet wec•ti Turkey'and Great' Britain, and to the 0bj,...e1s of the Naval Expedition,. I cannot bveso explicit. With ieeieett to the for nier,l can only refer to the expressions of hi Ma-' jesty's Speech—" that he hind • thought •it right to adopt such measures its WI:,111 best• enable him to take ndvantoge of ahy arable . opportunity for b. heeing• -the hestilities iii which he Was engaged Neill) t'c S4killltt Porte to a concitision, consistent with his honour, and the interests of. his people." Sir, it catteot be,expeeted from 'me, thafl should go int.)the quest on, how tar the changes which have recently taken place in Turkey may influence his MaJeAy's determination with regard to' the condi tions 0.4 which his Majesty may be willing to 'con clede a peace iv ith that Power ; and with respect to the oljeet of the Expedition, it will nor, I am sure, from the neture of the subjecit, be expected of me, • prer.ent, to enter , into any explanation. And now, Sir, as to the subject 'on which the Henour ableGelilleilioll laid"*, great a stress, eatnely, the intended prorog: lion of Parliament; Majesty's Minis;ers e. ill ieel it theirdtity to give to his' Ma jest,' such iee as . May to them seem arfdst exPedi e out.. It is serely a new, dettrine- to introdute into the theory or praetic.e of the Coestitnaeue that so long a 4 Buy eVenN are pending, the result of which rvoy . pos:ihilitysoon ascertained, or so long as v . 1141e ielovtuation qt ariy'kiild whatever, may by pree;ibility' he speedily received,- that so long llda y 'qty shall be advised to abstain from proe.ogning his • I . 'at*iiiente :and from, giving to them that repose • which their !islionrs demand,' and which the' recess naturally eflUrds." Mr, Wlll7 - 13.1;`.E./ ID thanked the Bight Gentleman for the caedbur with which he had:re plied to hiS questions. With respett •to.the•prOroga... lied never insinuated thathisMaleity=s•right teepruroeue • Pi.rliament it. any 'case was doubted . .be 1 0441 eterely stated, that, in the present emergency • of the Country, he censidered it tiebe most irreetivee 114 et and eangertfus to evert tinB preroeative • to its ~ThP„Metion that the I:louse, at its rising, do ad jai a'iti'tti 1 . 1.4u6day, A.va!i otreod to. • ' o,a ;_tilt: infAiot) CUANCEi:tOII of the Ex , the usual annual grants were VOtecite the verioes ( lic etsof The Howie: k , PLAK,EU H d the Item!, that etOonei Lad n c001u,011.. the (;outuy ()l )' F. .1 hu l'o.uft.nt.-r, Esq. who had ; t; , :e 1.111; - in of an undue lie. Dublin ; but havion cotwed Ili n, ( c. • toyul t - )) , thL: .al I .)r,irts tor tskiug tircw Petitit)l)3 um be.en dischar z - ,;;J-.• 7-Adjourneci lc; Tittp 7 :0, :I:: / : 0 1: - !,::A . 2! 1,::'/ Li.,, UN, h4,t(l-I , l,r;vrs t Stralgtma, Tuly 2.2. cr , Accrird:n3 - 'to IN:otptAN's rep'ort at the 170) inst. hi.; chni[t \vas attacked that rni'doing nt•ar Fort, 1)y - a detachment of Ijorie , Cll,lsseurs, ,upporp,:d by I.`o,it ‘vho Fad t,,k?'t i ).L.r, t.,votimktie position on the.ncl , ;ll. b . i;t l. , t,I uur cli.ort was at ftrt forccil to gi.v..! \S , Iy, but k e aptatu iint,m;ssEtzta Lollght , up a stitil: tovinitiroz . mdtt of Pragoons,.. and put 'the &ion after arrived 1 ) t; ,couillletcly clefted the ti,v C;14j111 . / trmilasi ..! • 'IS • Eitenly, 500 Men . strong, was . . marching down to the heach,,' probably with the view of eonstrutting 'a battery, To , prevent this, six Gun-b6ats opened a tire upon-the Enemy, and_ drove ,thern from the beach ; at the salmi , time our heavy ordnance opened aiainst a 'kink! ofj/ech e which' the . EnernY tv'pre construaingat the distance . of 2800' ells, and diblodged:thern from that spot.. The fire ceased at • half past seven o'clock. 1 • " Qn the Intl), at half-past nine o'clock in the evening, the right wing of our advanced posts was attackeknear Frankenfront, by a considerable corps of the enemy's horse and trailleurs, and compelled •to fill back under% the guns of the entrenchments: On . the 'arrival of Baron VICO E4K, chief, of - Brigade, the euetny was:drjven back by our field chassenis. hour after our chain of advanced posts was again attacked by the enemy, who was again driven back with some loss. , " Colonel CARPELL being informed of the enc. .my having made an attack near Franl:en, arrive,l there with two pieces of limp artillery. The enemy "was repulsed, and our advanced posts resumed their former position. • • AS - the Prussian . .troops, who had joined our army, were prevented bythe Armistice, ;con cluded on the 25th July,' between the Prussian and French armies; from' taking any farther share in our operations, they assembled 'at Walgart, to march into. Prussian Pomerania. " Nesterday the English Troops, lately arrived 'here, did duty for: hie first time, and otcuPied all the , posts w ithin the forires,s. ‘,` Lord CATHCART, "loyal British Lieuterant-Ge neial, left town yesterday for the isle of Bogen, to th'e.English Troops,assemliled in that .Is!ind. General Baron. To.t.L, has, also proceeded thither, to 'take upon himself the command in chief of'tlts) Swedish and Epglish Troops now in'Rugen. Acljutattt ColOnel VON ENGELBRECHTEN re turned yesterday' from the Ilead-cpiarters of leis Prussian Majosty, whither he had 'been sent on a special mi,,sion. "..'Colonel Count &ACAS, who arrived here yes !. terilaY with dispatches from his Majesty the King. of FRAN 4, had this day his first audience from the (Gottenturgh Gazette, July 30.) MIL -AN-, JULY 15,—The Russian Major, M. ,DB' - Sclcetini9,,.lias arrived here.from Tilsit; and had this morning an audience 'of the Viceroy,. at the, Castle of Monza: He brings ordcrs from the E mperor .4).LOCANDett for the cessation of hostilities in the Adriatic Sea and the Mediterranean. PO/EN, JULY s.—The exchange of prisoners is.. carried on with great dispatch.' Several hundreds of 11,ussian soldie . rs and 'offiders have passed .through this.aty within these few days, on their return home., DIIESDEiI, JULY .25.- , --Thti Prussian General M. DE: LIORF, Minister from his Majesty the King of Prussia to the Emperor NApot,zort, arrive,' hete`thia morning, and dined with the French Ali., niger, M. BOURGOING. BANKS.OF THE MAINE, JULY the Emperor stopped only one hoer at Mentz ‘(frpni one till owe in the morning), and:took only it glasS; of wine and water fer . iefresinnent. At tw ( ) Imperial Majesty continued his journey by Kaysers; lantern and . Deux Pouts. He proposed to at Metz on the '2sth, in 'the evening . ; 'at Chalens on the 26th; and at Paris (Hi the 27th. The.Prinoe'of. BkNIAVEN7O , arrived here the-day before yesterday. ; • and the Secretary of State, passed ihrougb yesterday. • . ' LEtPZIC, JULY 27.—Our University, to establish a lasting monument in h6nouv of the immortal hero NAPOLEOS, and the restoration of the Peace of the Continent, by the advice Of the Professors HINDEN-' 13EitG . TandRUDGI8, have resolied, thattlie Stars that form : the girdle and sword Of Orion - shall hereafter . be denominated " The Scars of NAroLvoN." Our University cannot doubt that this name will be adopted .by the Academies and Astronomers, both of this and other - Countries. , EXTRACT 0,1 , A, LETTER FROM ST. PETERSRUEGI-1, DATED JULY 5-14: • " In 'consequence of .the non-renewal of the Treaty of Commerce between Rus4ia and England, and of some' recent laws passed here respeiting Foreigners, , it is my intention to relive this country inuneffiately. Some of our I,Vlerchants here have thought inopr to become what is .called Foreign Guests; and to,pay a tax,for it of 1406 - toubles per annum ; but I have judged it prudent to quit until a chdage Tor the bettifrtaites p)oce." . , • COPZNHAGEL4, AVG. t.--I'n-day -at noon it Was p rerted on the Exeh,nge-,here, that an Rtiglil of . about twenty ships, had been seen in the Cattegat, ELtilkft,Vll, JULY 30.--On the 20th and . 211 d sevcral 4nglisli Ships arrived hem from ititl'[Yters . - .vith halt their cargoes, having left: that port with, great hos!e., from tear that an 4.nbar go shutcici laid on all Englihli'vess e l3.—(Copri t h agen Gazetl,), July 31.) .POMERANI .AVCi. SWEDLSH 1, 1 4 vf9:Y kaki again had interview with .a Vrencli high, tank Cottespondottil l: d i th r jr ) . . , MIND() N by Mtn 4 11 0 . 1. 41841 1 , of Nr.-4, ; A. itit t eitlN-OFFtql No.. )tral)(1; where 4dl,Trii:tiintlit.i,'o2;;;f hire yesterday morning. from the Grand Army, and, aier having; received a Deputation from the straCy, continued his' journey for. Paris. ' • EittEmF.er, Jowl' 30.—His,klighness the Pi-ince of PoN.Ts Coavo arrived'herEyesterday, at nine',in the evening. - -Twenty.4sne diicharges Cf •Cannon an nounced bis arrival ; an HOnorary Guard was assigned him, and this morning a Deputation from the Se nate Waited 'on him to pay their - coMplinterits. — There is every reason to. believe that the Deputies :from the klanseatic Towns will folloW the Prince of . IifaNEVEN-io to Paris. . ALTON:A, AUG, 4.—There' is . a report that his . Imperial ,Higliness the Grand Duke. of. WuaTz- BURQ 41 he . made King of Ftanconia, and Anspach, Nurerriburgh, Bamburgh, end, Bayreuth, • will . be 'added to his territory. We had 'flattered ourselves that the calamities of War would soon terminate in . Swedish Pomerania, this hopeis .not yet rea lized. The last accounts from Stralsund are of the '3oth of July, at which time. hostilities had not ceased.' According to the report we have here, the fir•t 'Assembly of the Confederation of the Rhine will immediately bee 2 held at Frankfert.. . . . , ' 'MAILS: . ' A R ItlVirl-...1 . Gottetiburgh, t Tonningen, t Dublin - . 2 Wa . tertord.. - llus.-1 Gottenburgit, 1 lltiblita l , a WatdrfOrd.: • PRICE OF sTocKs THIS DAY AT Twt.i.v a O'CLOCK. Consuls - . .'631 Oinnium . pri H E S.UN. SOLF.M Q. 1S DICERE FALSUM wvnZAT ? L 0 N. D 0 N, TUESDAY, AUGUST. 11, 1807: ‘5ni”;R:44„ 1 A.1.6,, Wasp Si op') - 1 NV1): ,! fis ordered to b.! 'paid: and has .ailed ;ot 'River riir'that vtrpo-e: • • Tlio.Sparrow.Sloo i ) has a.Bd3 the signal for Coin , vo; to t...etßalteo..; ,;... DEAL, A i:O , .llo..—Arrivcd „the P4.osph9rus is ;± bris, from the Nore.; and:the Furious Gun-brig, front Yarmouth, with the toffs of her main-yard. t Sailed the 42 - plosion, with Convoy, for Ports mouth and the Trampease, for the Nore. the Galliot Miirla Theresa, and the Brig Getrodets, both of, Pappenburgh, detained and brought into the Downs, as mentioned in my letter last thdrsday, this day received' orders to go 'to Ramsgate Harbour, v. here they have since, ailed for. The Brig.dkibiaafes, KlAVENßusEN,proceeded on her voiage to Bilboa last Saturday morning. The • Kniphauzen Ship. D'ankbarkcit, REEK); from Boor deaux, with wine, and which came in Lie thctiUtli ult: has at length received orders to proceed for . the Hope, where she immediately sailed for. About forty Sail of Svvedes passed la4t night at the back of the Goodwin Sand, to'the Westward, under convoy of a Frigate. • FALMOUTH, AUG. *L.—Sailed the. Townshend Packet, C.tpt. Ijobn, with Mails, for Lisbon"; Ame rican-Si►tp Coro, MOitNEY, for Baltimore; 'and the Htim4er. Armed Ship. for the Downs, with the fol lowing Ships under convoy, %iz., ihe l'air/y,Rowz, and Four ,Friends, liosKiNs, for London. BRIGHTON, Au G. 10. LAs' night we - received Dutch Papers to .the Btli, which . contain news .from Paris to the 4th inst. and this morning a Mail -from Gottenburgh , arrived. But they do not add much-to the, intelligence which had , • previously, reached. us. By. the Mail we have re ceived a Swedish Bulletin, containing an account of the operations befdre Stralsund, down , to theiid of ,July. We - fear, 'however, that it will be impossible td defend that place for any length. of titne ; in deed there is some reason to apprehend that : the French are ,already in possession of it. The,Mar rine between the PRINCESS of SAXONY and Ja,noma BONAPARTE, which .was so confidently announced in the Foreign Papers, it is now said- will net take place, in consequence of soma religious scrupres* on the part of the Prineths ; and - the 'daughter the KING of niir..MEoolled as the intended Queen ,of Westphalia. • - If this be true,. it is difficult to account far • the .condua of BONA-: pAttia to the Kik; of SAXONY, in giving hitn almost, , the whole.of Prussian Poland. It is said, indeed, in : private . Letters, that BoNm.Aitre manifested . strong symptoins of displeasure at' the rejeCtion ~his brother before he left Dresden. Another King . is abont , to be: created in Germany; the Duke of W.U.R I II2I3URGIi iS to be created King 'of Praneonia; and he is also to have Anspach,,Nur,emburgh,.; Batnburgh, and Bayreuth. , . This morning 'otters were receiv64 at the ralt-k from Adniirals GAMBIER.aIId STANIMPE. came by the .Gotien burgh Mail. Their. contents have not yet transOred, but we arprehend, froth th e mo de of the conveyance, t hat the 'are `not of any, great importance. •, • Mr. WHITBREAD yesterday,- iti "the 'ionic. of Commons; proposed two Question :Ministers., The first related : to the ,otier made by Russia to Mediate between Great Britain and France; the other point upon which the H:)(1. Gentleman acquired information was with regard to Ai - iv:flea. 'He wished to know whether. any communicaliun had been received by Ministers : . from the American Government, upon the subject of the' rencontre tween ,the Leopard and the chevapeak. The answers, given . by Mr. Secretary CANNING 'were most 'explicit and batisfadory, stated that the 'otrer-of Media:o9P. by Russia had been received on the 2d' of .this month, but that it was not" accompanied by the , Treaty which had been cOnclUded,between Russia and France, nor even .by the' Article of the Treaty under. which the, - offer of mediation was made. Under these Circumstances, he said, that the answe? made by the British Gpveninnent was necessarily con.: ditional : the terms of the answer he could nor, of course, be expeaed to' State: With respect 'to Ameriea,. he assured the flouse.that neither. His MAJusTy's .Ministers nor the. American Minister • here had reteivedany Official 'Oominimieation from ,America. . • , . , Sunday evening their M A J ESTIE i i, the PRINCESSES, :and the Duke of CU:' , ll:l;llLAND,..icohipailied by the Earl and .'ottntes , , of RAnNua, the Bkho g ts of Ox ruts) and SL“..IILTRY,, &C. - NV,;ilked Upon Winds , )i• • Tel rate, tgliitili was attended hy 1 ‘ery nutnerou, and genteel assentlblage of company., The sauds the 11431 Flor 4, (uards, wit Ii thOir silver 'anti the in.g'sgwrt Mil t pkt):ed dhring the 4!pOtt 'the 1.1,y' 3 l I\IA.JI,TY did not ride out Pt;t:rci;ssi to I. ttte r usual airing hotsen:te,k.. flip Al,q4s:ry is expeilcd ire lowa to-rriorrov.', to '1101:f zi C};tirt Lt tilt! Q.tieen' ti palace; 7.1'141;NE - y w;is AIL4PbPr for B,• l 4dgn .4 , r1.1,4c.0ti 30 illst -• rb riSi • ni t 1Ait;i1411,..0 by - 11 1. I. lAM AR Nllc, r. S C :,. c. Pr 4, of South ltioltctreet, Crosvenof-:squaret, `Cr Pcibcr, 1 tor the :E.d;tor 4 4 ; baid) tuiut be addressed: • ' ' t Wg biit little sport: on the Race-ground .to dly, outy one race was run. . , , SATUIDAY4 Aug, 8, The Somerset rakes of'sog4 each h. ft. for four, five, six yr olds, and aged. Four Miles. R. K. the Prince of Wales's Orville, ,aged,,*alked over. The Second and Last Year of the Petwot thStakes,logs each, • , - fur 4,5, 6yr olds, and aged. Foot Miles; • 11: R, 11. the P. of Wales's ch. c.• Rugantiuo, Ors 7st 71b i • Mr. Mollisli's br. h. Czar Peter, 6yrs 9st • : 2 Five to two on Rugantinu. A hood race. Fifty Pounds for 3,4, Syr olds.' Heats New Course. rytt. Fermor's b. c: Hawk, yrs 7st 91b - I. a• H. R. H. the P, of Wales's b.h..Barbaroskar syrs wit tollra 2. • 4 to lon Liarbarpa, and after the heat 6 to 4 on Hawk.. A. ' good race the ad Ilt.at. ISweepstakes of pgs each b. tt. for two.yrOld coltsinti.fillici• t • The last Mile, • , • f,d 7 Erentgpt'srlt. f. by Gultanna, walked Over. XIONDA Y, 'AUG. 10. Handicap Plate of 501. fur tour, five, six year olds, and aged • horses. Capt. laffenden's T,oin r tins, 6 yrs. Est. 'slb. . 11 D.. of br. c. l'c:11..11, 4 yrs. 76t. slb , . 2 , J 1 St. AI oan's b 'Mem t Itougot, 4 yrs. 7sr. 31b. 3 . it . ti bt +Wig o'4 sister to Castrel,:agst Mr. ivlellisit's t increrior...tlani" by fLglitlyer, out oil Tittoiy, Bst. 31b. 11.,-clfty coisetit. Major Cla‘e' , (tawnier aksc Capt. Haffenden's Tu rn Pipes, 95t. each-01Ft/ consent.' • „ . . Mr. • Secretary. CANNINo mule a ,similar corn* mnnication yesterday In Mr., SANiObi. ) . cjWirnlarl of • the American Merchants; lo that • wblch,he road' , lait night in. Parliamenj, namely, that ..11te L" ri. 'can hilhiiter in , LUndon - has not, yet re4.:eivcti instreatons ; from his .Govi.rntnent, relinnio to 1110 late unfortunate affair brt AeOti .the 1401) 04 Chesapeake.- .. „ . . .I.l3oitrAnTE, it ls said, atc first refu4e4, to let Si . lesti return to the:King :of Piturtst4,—aqd When tlit„ Queen had been :induced ,to reglest ~it • of ! tiit», be; ! gave l ug an , ovjfii‘e armver. „In the .ctmr4l of tllO .ditin&-he pi - eselitat ta,napitin tp her, which was found a - paper %,‘ ith ;written; on it,;..intentie4, as a gallatwioiloeitkon , that, her. wish W:11 gr,atifn•d,.. . . • . ' :• • . r , . . .There was..t.o-Court of. Aldermen held , to-day if , but the Luau :)iAYQB.I, .auer nypec.ting the returns, I ordered. Bread to. c.t?.tt rl etc at last ice, ; Hid. the Quartel , DraniNT is .he Aothar,of the new ,poiredY aniloun:cd at tie' ilaytuarket UV& I' ttlei title of k;rruts , dud a to f .4 , r,rto - # . play ,134 eahily exceptedin pioclt.:tions of .his.whiin l tCal MO* , 'Ycster - daY aliernoot) , at fiiur o'Clook, the, long r pending loot,i il44o,llo,Ween Shipley, .an'untriea cyan .tryfnan, anu IJyson, Joe Brighton Shepherd, to. run I.4,optds, tor bulunieasa tide; and on which 'cry coak.fer4ble 'bets were depen ugr,. was decided 0 Lorcis. Cricket Ground. starting .the ode Fefeti.. to 4 and 7 to,,t.tu tavour of Dyson, he " ye !' - having.b..en tlemen in Lo___ & l4.ll ! D ; b u t when they bola appeared on the ground and uegatt to still), tita Countryinmn was ciansidtied by far...the beti.. r.cnano being much tutu better imade for rooniai than-'his oill'oneWl and hefting-became inoree‘erly but the knowing ones continued 40eidedly in layout of the Shepherd,. Some little misunderstanding took place ay. surfin g , but the umpires .Lon s i deriti g it: lair, they, , 'proceeded; Shipley 'took the . which. he j;nntinued with the greatest ; ease tilP w h ‘ he difitance, and came in upwards of.• three: Yarti s ~p foro ibis,ppponent.. A vast concourse of special` h$ were present, among wliom )°" ovas a number of sl: ing i tentlemen, and bets Co a very, large . abluPc" were tlepend.ng.. The Ticket i 4,167, (Ira w n 'on Satuiday'a. Pr iz e ° f '20;0001: wn:i sold at. 'Also's truly fortunate Pthee' No., 4; Cut shill, and No, 9; Charing-Cross, In use Quarter, one Eighth . , and ten Sixteenth TlkeTicjet u457,•a5, First-dr•e l / 4 Cn cin Thursday I - 416114;T 'lli:Wet 3411," tile se tnia clay; 'it:Prize 01 5,000 j and. the Ticket 341 V, on t h i ° 14Llet1; day, a : Priid'ot . tbdul: 'were all Sold. shar c( " and regi,iered at-the above Offices; where unclraWl!, Tickets ;Ind Shares'are• selling in grea l t variety, all - ‘ehere: the fortupate huldeg s or the Shares way hav e deitiand.—Thirty use Cipital Prizes have j been suLLI within thq MAIRRIt ' • On Thursday last,-at ti lastitity ehurch, Radnorshire, itgr. John. john. 0. crown 11! ' 4 11.3chor 411sre, lo l‘t ‘Vni.tutt, elitost d_ o clan ut $ jYttli.uttb, I:b4. ut Vclle..newttn, in tits count) ! •-• . MED. OP Friday last, Nis. Eliiabeth Swan, at her liok!s6 iri gwate . ltcrad, intern lingering illness, aged 74 Yea''