The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-31 00:00:00

N E W S. PLYMOUttI, JULY eg.—Arrived the Itatttbit'tgh Brig Amelia, lirrcHatts, laden with linen, 84c. frot'n Tonningen, bound to-Madeira; and the banish Ship* Bonafidet, 1313C1C167, laden with sugar, toba r eco„, &c. from Lisbon, bound to Tonningen, both detaited.by , the 'Betsey Privateer ; also the Danish Brig Facia, SIMONS, litden with linens, tke. from TOnningen,., bound, to Gibraltar, detained by the Snap Dragon Privateer: bit Saturday night a . very• hot press took place throughout this Harbour, both afloat and on shore, and yesterday morningnpwards of 500 men, mostly . able-bodied seamen, were 'conveyed to the Salvador del ilf Uncle , the Flavihip;:in - Order to be' distributed on board the flett. • • PORTSMOUTH, JULY 30.—The JOAREZ, from Lisbon to Arniterdam, with wine, and the OrOZainlo, BREWSTER, from Lisbon to Macao, in ballast, was this day detained and sent into this Port by the Lively Frigate, Capt. M'KINLEY. La Decade Frigate ht captured and sent into this Port Le Vielor, from Hare-de-Grace, with Brim- stone. Arrived the Eg►eanora, HOGATI, from Sunder land, with coals, for this Port. Sailed the Bergire Sloop of War, with a convoy, for tliti Downs ; and the Sylvia Cutter, Lieut. J. .K.atnipHotTz, and 'the Strenisous Gun brig, Lieut. NiJouriT, on a cruize. , . YARMOUTH, JULY 30.—This morning 20 Sail Of T-ansports paised at tile back of tbe Sands; froth the South ward. Arrived yesterday the Lark Packet, Capt. DELL, from Gotteubirgh, with Mails and passengers ; she does. riot bring any intelligence of importance that has transpired. Sutr.R BS, sYNLY - 30.-114 evening His IVlajes tYgs Sliipt Leyden and Inflexible, with a number of , 'Transpoiti Kith' Trobp's on board, got all under : tray, and sailed with.a 'fine wind. Sailed His 14:ijestfs Sloop Lynx for Yarruoutfr. A Transtioft, in coming clown the River, gut. lihore on the Note Sand, but was got off ,on : the sowing of the tide, and sailed. Arrived the Rowe Storesh'iri trnm suenosAyre3, ..tn thirteen weeks she brOught in with' her the Dicnia American built-ship, under Spanish colours, captured by the Squadron' in the River Plata. - • 'Arrived the Resolute Gun-brig with Convoy from Ireland. . The Lightning and Turttil us Fiie-vessals, Pelican Slooo, and iloolute Gun brig, have' hoisted the Sig intifor, ConVoy, for Yarmouth,' and for 'all OtEters to repair on board, and will most probably sail this evening. The Lightning . is ordered to take on board Genera SPIINCLIi and Suite. • iu 30.—The Brig didolphus was . brought into the.bowns the 27th inst. by the . Blazer, on a „Voyage from Alt= to Bilboa, immediately ry...• leased, but remains under the Embargo.- 4 , The Hamburgh Ship Barse van Lisbon, Hksitt ttßa,, is detained under the Embargo. • • , The Galiot eeter Redrick Ludeulig, of and from Oldenburgh, botind to I.leurdeaux, is sent into the 13 owni by the .4aitte Cutter. t • • ,The Garwt Baabei, of Flekkeford, from ( leaux ) to Friedrickstadt, with wine, istetaitita vender the Embargo. • • • The Ship Fortuna,- bf Kniphauzen, is sent into the Downs by the Exertion Gun-brig, on a vo.yage • froM Flushing to.St..Ubes. • Tl)e Galiot Endragt, of Elniphanzen, is detalneci ittruier th'Etnbarg - o ; as also the Kniphatzze t n Ship hankbarkeit, of Varel, from Bourdeaux) come in for warders, is detained under. the'Embargo. - The Portuguese Schooner Alegree, detained by the Challenger the 23d inst. has been released this afternoon, but remains detained under the Embargo. COWES, JULY 29.—Arrived the ,D3nish BrigSpa ulation, Capt. FASNER, from Triebte, bound to Copenhagen; also the Oldenburgh Hoy, Lie "Blame, apt, HoitsmAt.t, frOrfl . Bourdeaux, with wine, tkc. Of PRIZE MONEY. To the Qilker4 and Company of His ilajesty's Stift) Ter• '• • ••:tible, who were actually on board of her on tne 3d and 6rh of 1 4 1inary, when the Ship Maria was taken by the Illus ., `Mons, anti tile Pura y Limpla Concepcion by the Repu4.e ; •Iheir respective proportions. of the proceeds uf the said Cap. ott the 2.4 tit inst. at Coekler's Office, I . 'o'lolllo,mnd every Tue.sday and Friday, for three 'months, at the st pike. • • -Toth* Officers and, Cnimpany of Nis Majesty's Ship lea. • 'lilies,; the net pr o c e eds ot the Hull and Staes of tho Ma. re ngo Bole Pottle, French Snips of War; captured on 1 4th . of March, iSe6,' and their proportiOu Of tile/Spanish L'cricTher LI Ofasona, r....rptured on the pit March, • .me paid on the 19thinar. at No. 5, Citttimi's 1 un, alit every Wednesday and l'hur,d,:y :Ater. .., To' : the'.'Offirtera,.and Company of His Majesty's Ship t:Afrieaine, fur the C aptur e o f sundry Fi,lting, Donis. in •", 4 ,Y, 1803, on the 3oth inst. at IS . lesrs.. Poulain and Key'b Cannon.streee;:aird every Mun ch) said Thursday for three years. To . the c- • oft . . sr leers, and Company of Ills Majesty's Aea'sta, lot the 'Capture of the liataiiatt Ship Vrow ilastaze, in company %%itit His Majesty's late so:p Doris, or hint' tgoo, on the aStli• nut. at , Lylic.'s Countingr 'rouse, mouth • and ever •ird i-y three 144rS. - ; 1 . 4 , ?` To the °Meer% and'Crews of i•lis Majesty's Ships Vie- . tr ii i tt tisx4Al.l.sc,,Auct catigas„, . t ,_ , 3d !eoseppe e L'Allcanz:t, on the tirh.jan. t$Q4, Qn ti g"St• 4 No. 44, Esmt.tiiect, •Stratid, anti every' • u's 4,Y And Friday for three years. • ~ ~ ~ao~r~~B~~~~~ ~rii.~`lts: . . EXTRACT OP A.,ratVATE • LETTER PAOIA GOTTEN .• • BURGH, DATED JULY 20. r! The most important news we haVe this day received, though not in any otficial: s shape,..is; that • the KING of SWEDEN has renewed the Armistice, ipltich , indeed seems very probable. " All the repoits you have had in England of the abutting of the Sound, have been groundless, and the Danes have not yet taken a_ single hostile step agaidst the English." - - BULLETIN. Swedish Heald-quarters, at Frauntiburgh, July 7. " His Majesty's' Aid-de-Camp, Major BASSO ; PWITZ, was sent, on the 2d inst. to Demmin, on a special mission to Marshal BRUNE, whence he re turned next morning. " The British Brigadier ,General CLINTON. his sailed from hence for England. • " On the 4th inst. his Loyal Majesty proceeded from Stralsund to this town, attended by the whole of the General Staff. 4i Count D Lit CHAPELLE, Marshal des Camps of his Majesty the King:of FRANCE, had yesterday his audience of le3Vd of 'his . SWedish Majesty, and intends. to set out to-morrow for Mittau. • , ". His Royal Majesty has sent his Adjutant-Gene ral, colonel Von .gNOELBRECHTEN, to His Prussian Majesty, on a particular rilliSioo. " The first division ut the Hanoverian Legion des tined for this Conniry, which Is cointnanded by Lientenant.General Lord CATHCART,' under the ci.ief command of His Swedish Majesty, arrived on the sth inst. at Perth, in Hugel), under the oitiers of Major-General pawn Dit cu eL. . " The. said General was this'uiorning presented to His Majesty, and soon atter the Bliiisa Envoy, Mr. PIERRPONT, had an etiLiteiice : of the ((i•ottenburo Gazette of ,Jury 16.) . ..I. • • . . Al E. PAP ANSWER TO TUE L E i.)l , COUNT MEERVELD, ;tits AUSTRIAN AMSASSADOW.,) " The Enver& ALEXANDER has fully appreciated the motives•which have induced ins Majesty the Etn . perm' and king to cotter his. mediation ant.' his goad offices to the principal Behigefent i'mvers,.lor which, .on his part, he is happy in the opportunity of express : . ing ins gratitude to 1116 ittipt:Vlai and 4.)yal Majesty. T he fi equent and wiet i ttivocal pools which the Emperor of All the Ilussias has afforded,. of his car . iiest desire to see th es termination of the cala tn iti e S which .have so. long desolated Europe, might have convinced His. Imperial and Royal Majesty of the earnestness With which the Court, of St. l'etersbutgli Would receive every proposal. tending. to protnutu•bu - important an objett. His Impel - pi Majcsty. of All the Itussias will always • be anitnawd by the Same. disposition; and he wilt be ready to aCcept, the prOf lefed mediation, whenever it shall be in the power of his Majesty .the Emperor and king to coininutiicate to him the grounds upon which the branch Govern- Mont miy be inclined• to en ter into negotiation and that it shall appear these grouucls are 01 such a na ture as may aftord a, prospect Of the attainment of that end; which is the object of all the endeavours of • his IMperial Majesty 'OIAII the Ittissias, as is already . t's'itiliciently known to the Court of Vieninr. (Sighed) " ANotcs pa ,flubauttu. • fe Bartenstein, April 16, 1807." • .it was. reported yesterday that BONAPARTE had thrown a considerable force into Copenhagen. For tunately for, that city, it has the prott4tion of the sea . against .his ambition. The ,report ;probably. origi nated in the circumstance of -a.Frentitt fore& having beon.sertrinte Hamburgh. • Yesterday the Royal York Mary-le-bone .Vo -hungers bad , a Grand Field-day under the. Colo nel Commandant; Lord Viscount - DuscAmoN.— They, mustered very strong, and performed the nu, meruns evolutions of a Field-day in a manner high- Previosls to parching off the - Parade, the Regiment 'formed in circle, when two superb pieces of plate vete presented by the Corps.to Ma jor PitztAtivroas and Adjutant PHILLIPS, as - tokens 'of the Regiment's approbation of the exertions of those Officers to, promote The discipline of that Corps. Hid MAJrsTY leas been pleased, by his Royal Let. .tep,,,Patent, under the Great Seal of Ireland, to coo stitute and appoint the Right Hon. RicitAan Earl ANNE;.'LEY s JOON T9*NSENDI, ALEXANDER MlAs.' DEN, PzTett, ; Ptrs t •nAs, Tn...P eat', IticitAaf)', LoNdinet,p, and THOMA 6 ODELI., Esqrs, to be the ',Comtnissioners of his Majesty's Revenues of Excise and .'faxet.; is Ireland i and the Right Hen. CHARLES HEN Baron CAsmacooTK, the High! Hon.:Joust 01013 BY :‘VI1.1.101,110W1,1:Y, RoaaaT WYNNE, TITOOAS BiIRGII, the I ion. Aeas i - HA M. uTcfriNsom, and the Right Hon' gap. ,KNOX, to be . Commissioners . his Majesty) .Cus tOrpl and PQI - t Dutis its Ireland" • The' house the Princess CuAaL Vv, infa of a,Lat ~.,:residea, in at ,Worthing, is very.near the sea. Her" Royal Highness's principal exercise is riding on an, ass, in the pleasure grounds and Adds attached.' to . the premises, which in general attraelS the curiosity of the inhabitants. . The birth-day of Earl (lowest, which. is to be ce ,. lebraied at Trentham-Hall, Stattiodshire, with gf;eat spleadour, takes plate on' t heath of next month, when that prptniiing young. Nobleman reachoi Isis twenty-41;g. yeas.. Thu M rquis ,An 4 Marchionesa of S•rm4Pan are of ,course to be preient at the cele bration of. this happy client, :and preparations are. _aclively.otkfoot.te' render it a Scene p 1 true English. hospitality. hospitality: his confidently repotted in high circles, that a sticcessorlo' the Hon. Admiral tietzni.ity will 1111- .piedisteireet - out ttr-Nie-American tiatiou. lie is to take with him u formidable augmentation to our Naval - fereei' • s • • • Eec. REPORT FoR Ttie Wheat larv4st. has commenced on many - of the _light soils, om in the He nistri&,. and also in Nprf . olk - , and, partsol,kbelsie of Thanet, in,Kent : except on.cold,. wetlands; .the produce is expeaed to,ptove abUnclanti.ai the ear was aever rernethher ed to be. better *set, in the principal Corn Cointries.. The Peace have suffered: much from the drought, and the:Kent ish.aild Esse* ,Beans . have, been -mace-• 'lolly injured.* the Collier, from the .same cause. ;Oats as a general crop will bE found defedive . ; the. *Fen Countries, thou e th improVed; - will fall very itat.'ol the usual produce; - Rape.and Mustard Seeds do .not rise well. yotaroes' fie*C . ,Afttrdd` flaer prospo of . general crop.' The,prindlpal Turnip Countries, particularly Norfolk;, have very unequal plant.S; those early sown are . promising; but the lit= tey ones have been much taken offby the The Hop Plantations have:been so materially injured by the dry weather in - Kent,' Sussek,. and the Shires, that the produce of thd Year 'is not laid at mute than half a crop...:-The Hay, luta been generally got in well, but has not pruved so abutid:int as was expeadd in many districts. The Grass lands are short of feed, except on cool bottoms, for Want of rain.—The Meat Markets have held up' their prices fr. prime Beef; but Mutton and Lamb have fdund - a consi: derable ieduetion in Smithfield. :The' Fairs **of the central Counties ILlve been abundantly supplied with Cattle, particularly large importations of Oxen fro in Irelapd.—Store Sheep' , find. a' salt;and - so a Wool'Ala;llet has' experioAd a sinall dec:cn3ion fwin m la,t oot s prices.. .; . . , • , A private letter from MOP mentions,, that Mr.; titiGH ELLIOT, brother to Lord MINT°, had sailed from that island On.the Bth of . June, to ttssittile his new appointed Government of parliAx.s, in ;the room of • Lord SZAFORTII, that worthy, Peer being, named,to i the united Government . of Rerbice „and Demerary, which Colonies are separated only by a small river called:the Albarry. If report may be accredited, the cause of Lord SEAtiORTH resigning his' Government of. Rarbadoes does him much ho-, ;tour. At one tirnehiiLordship was said t(;'be the idol Of the inhabitants of ,that but until las . administratl96, the murder of a negro, thOugh,.with . cirentustates -of aggravated atrocity, '. di, to ,the disgrace ,of justice, merely 3 misdemeanor. The "proprietor,of the murdered slave could; by law, 're- . cover tWice his appraised value' from, the murderer, impunity: • His Lordship's perse rering zeal, - alter lunch dOculty . ,, at length extorted an /1..:t . tl/e,Legislatnre of the Island, making ii t.-lony to kill a slave. 'j i be Noble GoVernOr front th: , t linie not only lost his popularity,' but became obnoxious to the inhabifants, from many of Whorn he :reCeiv'eLl personal insult.• • Mrs, Gnovts i ; Aye understand; is .:engaged for Drury-lane Theatre next seasoo.. She is one of the best Comic ;,A.etresses of, the, present day, and the Public will,be . glad find that she remains, on the London .boards. H, 3oussTo,N,• Liccording,tO report it to resume her situation .at, Covent-garden Theatre: , • An Opera, from Mr. SHIELD i$ ~e,,., . .peaed to he one of the . early noveltiei: of itext seasott.4 c9,vent , . Cart4pu'Vitre. . 41 . e3ir,s. RAYMQN:D i DOWT2N, :10.d•FITZSIMMONS ) .have reached Scotland, okoheir way to, Xreland. (..)n Wedne4sday. 11. it, they were toTerform their " Son pier ih!tusement,7 at Glasgow, and, on Tuesday next at Winburgh. , . Mrs. BU.LINGTON is gone to Cheltenham, but musical excursion, ; as she means 'to atotctij upon ay engagements while the Cattriaia,rage. is clot a n so high in the. harmonic world. . procoN . s, )ate Miss P00t..a,, is.to join the i p us i Ga i c orps at Cocent-garder. Theatre next season, Mrs t •PonoNs Wit* performing at Birmingham, .where d)e has been engaged for eight nights. . , • At Ely, Assizes, held, at Wisbeach,, on the toth instant, there was only one Prisoner for trial, viz. Aichistd Fctulh;ter,, who was capitally convicted of the wilful murder of Georgeßurnharn, a lad about 14 yearS of age, at Whittlesea, on the t.lith of Fe 7 bruary last, by cruelly. heagng hitu to death, for, no other:cause than to revenge. his (the. deceased's) rtio'7 therhaving thrown some dirty water open him.— The Prisoner himself 'Was trot. but, ao shockingly depraved and hardened . , that after condemnation, be repeatedly ~qletiched, i ,and threatened to Murder the clergy Man wli t o attended the.gaol, or .any one who clkeit i tp-,.appipach him. Intieed he was so ferocious, , ,that the gaoler found it necessary. to chain him hands and feet to the dungeon, where he uttered the most :borOd oaths and imprecations ,on all who datile. near hintand from the Friday to Saturday night. retired tO listen to.any religious ad 7 vice: or admonition. •. At length, to prevent the.,ter fmination.of his exisnce.in tliis.de.praved state,.,the. expedient was devised of procuring r child.allout , oo• size of the-one, murriered„ at i,l similar in feature' .and .dms, two,clergymea,unexpededlY,.led twcen them, by the hands,7 into his, cell) ..wlA:re loy saucily c;11tht.:(1 to tl,o' ground; bin on their ap proach 'he storied,' aitcl scented Sti completely terti. lied that he teenrbled every limb., cold drOps of sweat,profusely falling trout him, and he was almost momentarily iti such a dreadful state Of agitation, that he entreated the'C*gymen to continue, with and from that instant became 'as 'contrite a penitent as lie had before been, callous and inSen. sible, In this Itatitv transitidn he reirtained till his . execution on Nonday . -morning the Kith. instant,: hating folly confessed his crime, and implored, by fervent. prayer, the tOrgiveness of. his sins from a ' merciftil God ! ' Yesterday at three o'clock, Ainilo7l: GiEld., Esq. and a Coronor's Jury; tnet.at the Crown,pnblic -house, Russell-street, CoVent-tarden, to inquire in to the death of an old gentlewoman of the name of Francis, mother of Mrs. Follett of,. Covent;gaaden Theatre, ivito fell frotn-a tntopair of:stairkr hack twin;... dour, lit Crown Court, , on Wednesday last, at about eleven o'clock in-the forenoon. It .-uppeared that she wris upwards of seventy years of age, but had :been in a desponding state for Some , time Pasteand Ntd been seen by 'a person in thl.opposife house tlt tempting to get out of the front window: more than' once,, who accordingly gave the alarm. -.lt further' appeared, that she hatieverything very condonable abouther, and money in ber,pocker.- It islsowned' she must have conimitted 'the rash as in a temporary tit ofderangetnent and . the Jury branght-iti ‘erdita accordingly. - - , ORTINA r.rO . E2Vc tALISHUPY- K4CES,-,..-;Corz Num) - ; TIM.RsunY, jvLY.23. ' Tbe City Bowl., Four tulle heats. Mr. Norton'S ch g. Chilleoger Mr. Couten' ch. g. Deliiruut , , • • Same Day, the Members' Plate of sot. Four miles. Mr. Biggs's liessitmo, 3 yrs old, Bst. Mr. DuildWF !(, : ttbeqs, 4-p's old, qat. toib. 4 I I 2 2 I 2 1 1 410AY.• ' , •.. i , , , TIV-Subscribers' Pi Aid Ot sol. Four miles. i Mr. Dilly's b: c. Mackall - - 1 2 Mr. Clark's ch. o. Lo eery. 4 yrs old - - 2 2 i d . _ Sir ~----• Lipplocotys f. 3 )1361_ . . bolted ,A Cup givrn by Major.G rove, for Horses. of the W.ittsitirit Yeomanry.. t our mills treats." , MT. Werk,s'3 l. tn. Cat.ltaai - 'M r. *l.c4A's g. tn. - . -.- .• . • - M r.' t.itUnt's fb:dr: -' ,- - - Mr. Atfotn'sg. in. 2 31 • 6.013- . ",41.! . . . RLAND.FORD RACES, TUASD A Y, 1U1.11.28. Fit'► y lv - o6nits fpr. alai yr olds. tour lliie le.its. • Mr. Dihrit:c.'.. by Elipet.tatiou,.3.yrs uki . T X Mt. c. litt‘kte, tkyliyaeit.this, 3 Ws_ 2 • .The Maiden Plate of sol. Two Milo Heats. , Mr. Marrite>,,br. ' WitchvrAtt, by. Sir Peter, 6 Yrs old t t ch. g. Fuss, aged • . 2 • The Sweepstakes of togs. cy.:ll. Four Mile Heats.* Mr. Milb's b.oc. Worthy, 'taw brStri+te . ;1 Mr. Kittightle's b: c. brother to Wheatears - 2 tit The Stewards' Cup plsol. T,wo Ittiiie Heats. • Mr. liatcty!s MI Work, by liurpi%t r 4 Mr. 1-fouser's ch. in. by Fortunio . . . 3 ch. b. by Leoriatus" . . 4 Air. •Ltilbrkton's or. in. •Whirlwind . - - . 2. • '()XFOR.I..Y RACES. . . . iTJESDAY, jfiLY23. . , value loop. the rest-in Specie, a Subscrip tof logs. each. .tctir (24 Subsc. o%l'o. Mr.' 1. ethrui's b., h: Ilippeinerres, by Pegasus, s yr 6. out, 84. 71b. .•-' • - t Mr. lacibrokOsSir Yeregrine,.s yrs. old, 7st. 71b. Mr. 11../lybake's ro, I. by Admiral, 4 ) ts. of I, - ;:st. 3 rown Pluto of sot. No ktitGe, for w.dit ut Ptui Les, KNOTS FU KAcys, rUliSoLlr y JULY 2X. . 1 - A hlaiden Plate of .Sol. for 41,1 Ages, ttim) never Won a Plat o of Sol. Matches at-41 Sweepstakes eitcyptect - Poi,r r ohji to 'carry fist. 121 b. five Sr Lids, Bst. 61b. six yr Otts, and aged -Aufses t ;Mit. tabs: Mares and .getchags allnwed rigo;yll4,hiaikts. ~ Mr. C. Chnituonftley's .11. 9qng Ch ariot, y • Chariot - *"= '‘.r ; Mr. rtk. , C l S , b. s :M. Farce, 3 yrs old .2 :2 Same‘Dakiu.Picltiee lklateh of ;; rags each; ls.ft. Two miles. Produce.o.slr 4 W, Gerrard's constentia. covered 13y liatvials . Produce of T. L. Brobke's (Esq.) Mrs. jorclut, coveted by lieniugbrough. . A Curiodt . ConclusiOn Me Cocking ad Preston. - Port'' , .battles. formed the Main twetuy.of which had 134 n ,Woll,by:l4g4 DERBY, and ninetaen by , Mr. Loa', %len the.last came to be.contested-o-which last bat- Ile' Wa4:drOvn, 'under the unexpected and unusual circutnitatiq:e, of Mr. Latitea ...avv;r7 from his adVers:iry, :who lay lifeless on thersotl , 4- ..chansing,4t onpe, the opinion of a drawn 2vlain, intro a nialopty to favour.of Lord.DEßsy. ..; • .4at,..lo"Nserr.—Eyery .Englishman feels an .inte rest in this great ornament of the Drama ntid of ~Engtish Literature., • " Several:undoubted ,0f , ..9.1d:8an are extant;',' .srsyi.,,Sterens, the. Com-•• mentor, ° but," he adds, " the most exCellent oza ;gintl. bought at an obscureat4tion, by Mr% Ititson, cf Gray's Inn . ;"• and he 'thLuks 4r -notamproliable • that it rui , ghtlini , e .been companimk to the Portrait 8 1 .inkeipene, in the n , tscictog of The public, will. rejoice to hent'that fine. piture of " rare Ben" is no*, engravin4 Tor? No., 7.., of the :New' Se(ses of the L islonlblr 'Mirror, to be published on the Ist of Angitcr e a work' so justly popular on .account of the splendcar • of its embel)ishments, and the eScellence.of ► - gine, communications. Dr. DAVIS, whose name is not unknown t 00.40 Public, 'for his humane atte.ntion, to his indige4t 'Countrymen, and the Na6es of Verdun, whilst*: Was a Prisoner in France', and who has lately 146- lisheii the Ancient and Modern.liisory of Nice, ii, we undenitand i preparing another Work, [ILA will Make iis.aprearance in 06:tober next. A very , heavy storm oirain on Wednesday eVen- • ing last, which was attended with . long continued peals of thunder, and most, torriA9 . vivid lightning, did considerable damage in several partitof the Qiun ty of Salop. At VVestbury, most of the church win . clown, with about 4bo of Mr, Burd's panes; at the, vitlage, were broken . to pieces ; and the roof of Mr. Geary's,honse, at the Lion, experietted such violent shocks as literally to throw . it several inehOe as id e . lit4ir stones were pielted up near,hve inches in circuMrerence ; and a house on the Wellingt4 Road 1),Id ti,6 'Windows .shattered to the apPearans e of a sieve. lirniiidentially'the duration of the storm was not such as could poassibly raise any appr hensinn respetling the_safety of corn or other speci4l 'of growing grain. Had there been no remaining capital - interest in the. Lottery Wheel, .excepting.,,that great - one, 016 30,0001. Prize to • the First-drawn. on ,`l'h►trslb tire tiflf of:next month, it woulti have-been autficieht to .excikergeueral attention ; .but ,inost. extraordinary to .#,nnounce,.. every other„of,the greater Qapiials pt the •Scheme is . forthcoming, notwithstanding but 14,000 numbers remain in the wheel. The mottiont" 'fOi. adventure is too critical andinterCsting to require any itupulse beyond theimpresitinn of the mere tai. There is'a tide in the affairs of Lneri,. witi4ih; takett at' he ftood, leads on to fortune !"—Thus wrote the; Father of the F..nglish Stake; and in no instant:4 Liss it be4ti'more fiilly verified than in the Crowded basses we nightly Witness at ASToves Theatre; l'he,Cossack and Telemathlii are first ratett,, Which, wafted. by the fa'fourable gale of putAienpprobatint r , bid fair tO taint Tamale tnodrings• 1w the harbourof applatfse-.. di, tit)o ; .:11.0i:Pirst-drawn Ticket, will be entitled to qwitext•Tlibisday ; independent of either of the • Great teripittils lit the-Wheel, via. -2' 0f`20,0001.., 2 :of 16,06°1. than'a proportio'n of inferior (41)h:di ; . anti only. '1'4,000- Tickets.- 1, ;-1 - oticiES, 4i ) AlN4i, anti have Tidiets and legal Shares on ' - s"ale at' Ilion- Otlii*S;Ctit'll hill; OxfOrd-oreet, end St. lattiLs's-street;•-wbAye! the Ticket N0...•it1,•7137,, the Grand 'Prize in' the luti,Lottcry; ,w,as sold in Shares. f.you are desirOui f hay iag a 0,9001. next Thurs. duty is,the Day ! You I+#ea.lop,flit• opportunity of gotting. TNeuty Thousantilti'epThousontis ! uo e Thousands ! Five Jltandreds.! , ,S4c. &cc, and only . 1 4, 0 4 0 Tiomi ;to draw Watitotei.l long "a 4 they Cln be, p ro . tieon Sale 4; Hotttisiit'iolcl Co.'s, „and, lick, 'itiough,, slime tioi Money for the Marc , pai‘t.LlNalegioltoJy.. •