The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-24 00:00:00

THE H.21M8URG11,.,11411,, ......... ILITISBON, OCT. 10.--111 C movements of the t moPs which ;take place in our environs presage hnPortant events. The Austrians are retiring frOM &labia and the Upper Palatinate, behind the Danube, to wait the arrival of the Russian's. .A Cornier, w h o arrived ' to-night, brings advice that the French have passed the Danube, at Neu berg and Ingolstadt, and , that the Emperor 'Moo t-10x had yesterday his Head-quarters at Aicha : to-day he is expeeted to arrive at Augsburgh. Oc t 11 .—Advice has been received that the whole French Army advances by forced marches in UPPet Suabia ; that th e A ustr i ans continually retire at its approach ; and that there has been no general' ki i° l l. The Head-quarterS of the Ettiperor NAPO -7401,1 are already near Augsburgh, and the Corps of Marl)3l, lERNIADOTTC, .joined - by the'' . Bavarin Tr '4 3 , h marching di re et f or Munich. " ' t hm, OCT. B.—The (IA) , before yesterday 'the head -quarters of the Arehduke. FEEDIN.AN6 came hers hew Mindelheim. ..Tlie 'Whole Austnan Army 4 SUab4 is new strongly conci..;ritrated in and'near Ulm. - , vt.:falaußT'' 7,111;11G1,1; OCT.' j . 2.. 7 - ).N.'e • haye received Here ~ .n't iiitelrgeoce : ''- - ‘; .‘ s' .... • ''' " 4,,, neY "'rite from Auisbuigh„ where treeliCad." quarters of the .4roperor NAPO4.I3ON were ollthelt3th. ofoaoher, that the Army of the Archduke Fzittit ,;,,D. is entirely cut' off.; and that the Corps of ',twee Alusar and Marshals I,4rixzs andNAV were 1 '''''l)'foliew.ingit.' .. I , f' A ll the deboncliC s along the 'Lech are occupied 11-1-iribal Soutar. • . Aw ry' il l iiEItNADOTTi, with the Bavarian _, l tri iii th e whole ' a bout 40;000 men, on Ole 11th P'ctled Munich and the vicinity: • , • • 4 1 ' rhe Russians have net yet entered Bavaria. "the ti 4l . , fla ns it is . 4aid; liaviog- caused 20,006 mitt tlorn , 4 e!' Italian Army to march through . the Tyrol tboi tiaforc:e their Amity in Suable; advarie4, - e Nk•ill to ' t 'ken of this motion ; en the part o f the French, Glac e an attack in Italy. This - attack was to take , vi; Yesterda' a n d tbeie is every reason to holler he attended - . „ . .. . li with success. t o 411 ' 13 ') 1 1, OCT. 11.--The Elector Arch. Cha- 0 : iias declared to the EnVoys of the Belligerent kq e t rl that he is firmly 'resolved to maintain the li6 talit Y or the Seat or the 'Diet. ' Notice has A: t k r i :' becn given to all Recruiting Officers of 4 and Prussia to remove th e w ar. from this city . during ..itr'aralete ille,lot of Bavaria having now fortal*iaed :' the Austrian Military Commissioners have 1 ,7 con siderabl e contributions In the Ele 4 orato• - % at e j i e . nna Gazette states, that the friendly rela ' et) 7twe '''' the Austrian, Russian, and Prussian utte .. tat e 1 "Pkar. continually to becoMe more intl.. • , . . .. • • \till vtqtf, Oc.t. la.— Majesty His Swedish I t tx arrive here before the,end of this month, ,and. It 4til!!aua will take the comman d of the Allied u , tI Y I I A Person, las . ', 4., Lin Troops are approaching thefrontiqk ''enburgh. . • . . . , IN 4 4N( rniXta LETTER, SAME r'tTi. l i he 11 3 , 1 . 4 ' 64 il liMajelty is ,expeCted here this syee k tli- ' ve il 6 small retinue: The GenerAs. Pount ' 41 Avv- w tr, i , 3 . AJITML'ITIIR and Baron AOmeaLPT, . Itst-Z gloriously distinguished themselves. iy ar .. in the s, v t ' vi tt! command under his Majesty • . • '' Trop k,b1311 I'omERANIA,. Ovr: I.s..—The -1111114 a r . ~ * 0 , 4 tliti COtilltrY, Will, it is. understood, ad - . „' °Y thr , • • b • Nouliosis, '4(14 . ,te points, viz. Boissen eig, ; 1 io tia .,.." ei 'berg. - Russian Regiment .is . expeaed .'44),0173t1,..11:0„.uiti ' Schl.verin : en the: , 1 . 0) . b : • L4e: oth4 Li ,:vol not pass through that City. . . . ; ktiti gecklenbnrgli SchWeit'in marching gomniis!, hil t . k. ° apPoliated for the Allied Troops 'which ik k ,,..._ a , , . ~, . ;,..;„ " 14 Itell through that Territory. hitt:ilk",assured.thii a Sedatid Fleet of Transports th, r tl 'sim Troops is'expetted: A Russian: Frigate, 1 11.41 w r° 9l l 9, has put into Dantzic, on. account of 1 p r y The Troops were immediately eui- . ,4 en., 14 44 4 unard tWO Transp o rt s f or ,Swedish Nitric- ' i h e p • N titi 'late will be repaired at Dantzic. ' ~,4 41 rit . k -' s ()cl • 1 4 "—The General of .Cavalry , :441111\r--04,:at,:teuTir, and the Major and Aid-de -14 is ore. z,,ner‘. tr.?. , are gone to Pints. '. The for- tio. 1;:„4 oearer of a Letter from our Sovereign to t ea, 4rioit of RUS in • hich •liis•MaigStY it., sus, w 44 4 . ' l ' l _ l the putr,gt. ,n f` t h e R uss i wts through the 'qn tr r • • tillta_ the will be permitted. - *, 111 110 ,.",g. Str-c,, i B.'—Fifty thousand Russians - hil l t 4,7 oiarch through the Prussian territory, and cl th: t . r e e th a,i e road of Dubienko, near Warsaw. One lqh "monis had NAltaken a wrong road, and rf k the d*',.l., to Aid, !Stance of A ve k now to Tog... . 1. • . 11,,„.. \ ‘'Ut tr.,. . I S. L ""'s O CT.O 16.--The French Envoy at' `k/It rhi t i , 111 . bg Boun4ist4Z, - la's received from 1 , . s ..titi nu s• ; t te / at Hanover, a copy of the follow-- to r froro at Marshal R . 1 4 44 0 ....ERNADOTTE : , , _ ,i4V1141113013, COMMANDER AT HANOVEtt. I' 11, lie4d-QoArters, at iyaffehhaw,, oct• to, ig'i: 4 ,i1 -N il day I stn .4 o n ly eight leavues iiiiitant from :vrunicb, -and to-tnorTovia'sh43ll -thim tp, march for that City.. ...Alleibtive .hen 'assured, Ilikt the Austrians have assembled there ; but I am mucli, mistaken if they will long defend the Illcr.. " The Troops of I\larshal Looms have already fought an action } the result of which isvery bril7 iiant : we have taken frourtheAuatrians eleven lest talions of Grenadiers, and eight Mulched horses, co lours, cannon,—in short, every thing. The Enemy is full of consternation .in consequence of this,dMut. (Signed) . " BenomooTTE.' EXTRACT A LETTER PROM A FRENCH OFFICER, DATED *DONAUWERTH, OCT. 8, TO THE FRENCH ENVOY AT HAMBURGH. The Emperor NII),OLEON I S -,11e44-qual . ter 3 are . at present .here.: ,Several columns of French Troops have ,advanced towards ..Augsburgh and Aicha, to surround a corps of 'lO,OOO Austrians, who have marched from the Danube to `the Lech. There are in All 100,000,Trench, Bavarian, and Dutch Troopi, , in the rear of the Austrians." WURTZBURGII, OCT. 11.--The French and Bava rians have passed the Lech, and are advancing to Ulm and Augsburgb. A number of Troopsfrom the Tyrol are on their march to the Danube. The. French have taken s'o 00 prisoners, 6 pieces of cannon, and. a great deal of baggage at Hoch stadt. . • The Van of the, Russians is arrived at Braunau, nn the Inn. Another Column is arrived at Waldmun ellen, on the frontiers of Bohemia. In the present position of the Grand Armies, the junction. of the Russians and Austrians is thought nearly impossible. VIENNA / OCT. 9,-.—General KUTUiCEW arrived here ' on the 6th, and dined with Count Coast:rm.. 'A Counsellor of State, is in his suite, in quality of Di plomatic Agent with the Russian Army. On the . following day ,the General had a long conference with his Imperial Majesty, and • afterwards had the :honour of diningwith him. . The Frctic.h•ovoy is still here.' • .(vitobl -TOE BERLIN 14EWSPAPE1ii.) AISTOACII; Ocr. 9.—On the' 7th instant the Ba- varian Army advanced- from Schlyal:•acii to Spalt and Abenburg. :They .Made Considerable requisitions of cattle; bread, beer, forage, Sic. 'Under threats of military t.xecution. At Spalt, where no flour or grain had been left on hand, General WRzmi coin rnanded the Bailiwick to deliver the grain which he required, from the Royal Granary of Prussia; .and when protestations were made against this prikeed-, lag, he sent a-detachment to open it.by force. On the .Bth and ga. the Bavarians proceeded . to .Ellin gen., and passed the Prussian frontier, into the ter ritory of Eichstadt.: • ,- Yesterlay the Hanoverian .Ambassador, and the Secretary the - Aussian Ambassador, had a long interview.withMr. Pirr,"at his 'house in Downing street. . , . • • Esq.formerly in the Ans. trian service, is appointed 'Provost, with temporary rank of Captain, 'to the German 1.4' , ;410n, now un der orders for the Continent.' _ - . Mr. P,trr t gave a grand Dinner yesterday, at his house in PeWning-street. Among the Company present were, Lord MoLdirtivz, Lord HARliowav, Lord CASTI.E i REAGfi j . :COlOnel ANSTRIPritHR, Mr. HAMOVD ) &c ' . The. Russian and. Austrian Envoys, who were ar rested at Stutgard, haytl, it is said, heen released, mia sent out of the Wurtemburgh territory. Wu find that theyutitirtased , Netes,in the names of their iespeaive Courts, to different Princes. of the Erripire, few days preOpps to the arrival of BONAPARTH at that Court, reconinctiiig them to preserve a stn neutrility, antl . to Aie cautious iti their condua.— Thi'a, we suppose, : was-the principal miitive of the insult which was . effered to them. It was not only at Stutgard that the violence and 'rancour of the Corsican were displayed against the Austrian and RussiartEnvoys the Eleaor ofß.thati, poor mall, V744,4Qpipelle4 by,the same arbitrary man date, to expel the Representatives of the Courts of st. Petersburgh and Viennaliorn Carlsruhe. They set off by the road of Heidelberg, Darmstadt, and Frankfort ; and the Swqttish Envoy,.profiting by the intimation, took his "departure at the same time. The following are the Official Repoits of the Board of Health at New. York anti Philadelphia, relative to the progress of the, Malignant Fever in these Cities OFFICE OF Tilt, 'BOARD 00 11 AVM. New-York, Sept. 9. , since the last Report tnere nave occurred la cases of i►►a• liguant lever, and two The Board, at an early period, designated Water and Front Strestas,.betweeli hurling Slip and the Old Slipois.the prin. cipal sravilitlat'inglignant liagtaSC. TN& opinion hise been confirmed by . mote recent experience, and they 'conceive it their duty again .to reinhyl, pelt. telluw-citisens, and to re quest such artisan* is haVe not removed, to withdraw as soon as passible front this peculiarly exposed situation, ' Sept, 10,--Sjase kit Report there have occurred 29 cases of malignant Ryer, and ,f deaths. Sot. 1/..—Since the last Report there have °courted sa cases 01111311gilitlit lover, and 8 &atlas. ,4111ALT11-70F1+tCIC. Philadelphia, Sept. 7. The hoard titHitilth infarin their .1i:11°w-citizens, that in Southwark, between Third-street and the River Delaware, and between. South-street and the,Navy l'ard,, there exist. 79 'Cases of malignidt fever. • Sept. - to.—Since the last Report of the hoard s dated the 7th inst. 17 new cases of malignant fever have been reported as remaining in Spilt hwark. T*o eases and 3 deaths have occurred in the City within the same period. CITY HOSPITAL REPORT. Admitted the last Is hours,. ending this day at ti o'clock, ;2. Pied since last Report, o—Diieharieed cured, 3. Remaining lft the Hospital, 27, of whom 4 are convo leceot. By Order of the Board, E tN. F acitisaN,President. Wit. Bt Noss, Seeretory. - = OA 1 7771 E - MATH PAL I, oe/V ititnraiPilig,r3lceek receiyel- from 111:idrid, that s e veral ptosons . the Duke ...Di: Mow? CikirAß *GeariEV'thii6er TO; the Prince of the AsTORTs& - q-..the Nartplis• Dr YiLiA,' FRANCA, Grand Eti . telfryi- to thy: Priticess of 'the ASI Un lA:S ; .the te`ottot Di , 4l\ll itlNl*, Chaintletialll to the Kt go.; ,thezeountess Dc wnger DtiC - MoNTE, and...three or four 'otter;; reoeived -. ord6ri quit the Court and. the Capital. LEYDEN,OcT. 20.—The flarriburgh Lett 4ti to the 6 tli.iust„44te, that Count IirI.I,,KItEUTH will be sent from Berlin on an importimt mission , to the Empe ror of Russia. The preparations in the Austrian Monarchy are continued with very great ataivity ; and it is reported that Austria will raise another levy of :16,000. Re crusts, Bohemia and Moravia 60,000, and Hungary 42,000., Eleetoral Prince of Bava ria, who has spent about four weeks at Lausanne, on the arrival of a Courier' from Wurtzburgh imme diately prepared every thing tbr his departure; and, w are informed, that he is_ already on his way to Murtzburgh to meet his father the Eleelot Palatine and of Bavaria. . . military arrangements of the Helvetic League, for guarding the frontiers?' are 'proceeding with great -adivity, t4q, bettor, to insure our neutrallo ty. fleinfeld, Laufenburgh & Sehafilausen, Stein, and, the principal pakies in the Gilson Country, are alveadir l os,tupied. A • asserted that some Corps de Reserve will be aisemblid in two or three dif ferent 'pltreeli, 'to siii)tkmr;iir4eessar'y, `the first cor don on tkelrontier. At Zuriela.a considerable Park of Artillery is getting readyt , Jiitherto neither Of the Belligerent Powers, nor anydetachment of their, Troops,bas 'Violated the and 'a hope, is n cherished that Switzeriatid'will . not have occasion' to take any part.in the War. Fatiookto, ()cr. 7.—The late Lanclarnmart, M. D'AFFiy, who has been to Strasbtirgh, on a Mission 'to the Emperor Of the French, mily staid four 'hours at -that place, lie arrived there at eight in the morning, and at tel) Le had an uudience of the.Ent peror, which lasted hit' an hour. At twelve on the same day he set off . , ag:tin; mica arriVid here' . oh the et!: of this men6l. M.n'AtTcy has received' fresh proofs of the Lioperor's atfeCtion, and the most sa tisfittory assurances relative to our Neutrality., 'DinflailV, OCT. 14. YESTERDAY FiS Excellency the Earl of JIMA WICKE laid the first stone of a: Penitentiary, at Smithfield. The ,General Meeting and ShOw. of Cattle, Sce..,of the Cork Farming Societywas held on Monday last, When Medals were adjudged as, follow : • For the best Devon Bull—Cooper P enrose, Fsit. For the best ditto Cow—to Sir lohn Freke, Bert, For the best Holderness Bull—to Sir T. Fitzgerald, Bart. For the best ditto Cow—to Hayes St. Leg er, For the best Leicester Dull—to Richard Webb, Estp For the best ditto Rem—to the Rev: Thomas Kenny. For flip best Pew()) ditto E wes —undecided. • • For the hest hoar—to Itobertilt. A idwortli, Esq. For the,best Sow—the Farining.Soeiety. There were no Claimants for the Medals proposed for the native Trish and Hereford Breed of U.ntle, or for the short-wooled Breed of Sheep. --) l rwelve waggons, ea& drawn by six horse!, were yesterday laden with specie at the Bank, and imme diately.procieded with a military escort to Harwich. THE THEATRES.—AII in the Wrong vas repre sented last, night at 'Drury-Lane Theatre, so well upon the whole, that the Comedy dud the ACting deserved a larger . Audience.---WaouoitToN, Sir John Restless Was, as usual, correct, and not a little diverting.--FzusToirs - general manner Very well Suited Beverley's formal ,:nquietUdes...--Mrs. Joan or and Miss DE CAMP, in Belinda ,anti Lady Restless, gave a: very spirited support to the Piece ; . and Mrs. DoRMIa proved by,; her Tattle that sho will be a very useful addition to the CoMpany. Rule a Ifqfr and Have a Wile was last night very well attended at Covent-Garden Theatre. Kam ata, as usual, gave a good portrait of the. r' under standing; feeling husband," in 'Leon. Miss SMITH, for the first time, took the characler'of Estboania, dud if she did not rise to the height of Comic excel lence, she at least displayed the versatility of her ta lents, and did' not '" come 'tardily eff." Lewis made the Copper Captain a very diverting and con spicuous chara&.r, though he 's'. v prevented by in disposition from•giving his usual etre& to the Laugh ing Scene with Gacalogo. he latter part was per, formed by *NNE; who first appeared' in Don' Diego, and who gave it all 'requisite support: ' Sat:. MONS was peculiarly ludicrous and entertaining as the Fair Mistres,s of the Mansion, in which thelq4,- less Michael Perex tins a temporary shelter. The Society for 'the Encouragement of Aris . , Manufgtures, and Commerce, held their tirit, Weekly : Meeting for the season last night, at their house in theiAdelphi. The Chair- was taken. by , , RICHARD CLARKE, ,Esq. Cleinaberlain of London,7' and one of the Vice-Presidents, a Gentleman AO° • adds' to his Civic merits The acquisitions of leatning, taste, and science. , There was ,a . very nunierous meeting. The proceedings which have-taken „ place during the recess, and which related to the twentiL thirdYolume ofthe Transaaions:ot iheSociety; Were. read, and unanimously approved. Several new, Members Were admitted by ballet. Many ingetti-. ous Discoveries were announced; that promise a high degree of Public Utility, and" it i 4 with , much pleasure we add, that by the Report. of the Committee of Accounts the Funds of this excellent Institution;' which have recently been in creased by a considerable Legacy, are in "so . prospe. rens a state as ,to e na bl e it t o g i ve adequate suppcax t to. all the laudable purposes of its foundation. INDIA-Rays.--Yeiterclay a Court of DireaorS was held, when the under-mentioned extra Ships were thus timed, viz. Sir William Beshicy, madras and lienot I Experiment, Bombay and Reno! ; ter i u 4114.45 t DtkeinlNr S. Sovereign. Madras dud lierhorl ;afloat !anuArY 4 Fame and Monarch, Bombay awl. Leugai ; to be afloat February And are to sail from Gravesend at the expiration of one calendar, month from the above dates. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-tnorrow. On Uonday the Ist ira t, waernarried. at ,Aek worth Church by the Rev. WILLIAM, flowrow, Gootton Pota.Ann, jun. 1.3 q. Greeninits near Ha- Yorkshike. to Milts onlysdaughter of the Rev. TuomAs kioturov, of iittnatill, near Pontelmit. irpTmasnit SESSIONS, YESTERi4AY the General Quarter Ses,sions of the PeaCe fcir-theitorough and Liberties of Westminster cointitirieed, with the nsual fOynis, before Wita.ixst Esq . . Chairiban, and a nurnerous Bench 'of- Justiees of the peace for that According te'-custem, the'Grand and Petty Juries , for the'City 'of . toetien and Ceunly of Middlesex, as well hs 'those Of Westtninster,.. were aworn at these Sessions, aTiiis ceremony takes place at Guild., haiLlVesfininiter, • twki:a year, - in order to recog , nize-the•Chartr:'of London and Middlesex,' and to keep up their jurisdietion, -in the Borough.' The Juries.are alternately sworn liere and at Hick S's The hat of thf Petty Cen:itables . for the County of MidaleseX,, cobtaining 'several hundred names, :was . then called Over; and the ".tbseritees were tined. Some of ihe - Graed Jury had inadvertently taken their seats on the tench, when the CUMASIAN•oh. served, that the lleneh was exclusively appropriated., to the Magistrates, and ordered that the Constables should intimate it to the" Gentlemen .as they came in, •, and prevent such a praduice in future.. The . several . :Juries being' sworn,' the CHAIRMAN, "addressing himself te the v3riOtili ; Oftieers of the -Court, said, that' he lamented exceedingly, the ab sence of such 'a number 'of Constables, and other necessary:Oftipers belonging to the Court, whose, ditty it was to attend with punauality. This. taxation and neglect of duty - Wasilof a' very misehierf ous tendency, and, must, in the end, defeat many of .the purposes efjuStice. He therefore declared, that the attendance ot the Constables and other Offi,. - • cers.should be strictly enforced iii future, and all • fines adjudged should' be etfeaually levied, mesa an ample excuse could be- made by the party. Tho Constables were required to attend at the least twice in the year, and to give an acrotint'of the situationt of the barony or distri6 to which''they belonged.... 4 • This was no great hardship, even to those who lived at the utmost verge of the Coubty; but these persons had got into a habit of answering for one another, and even the persons who served' the sun menses did . • not attend in -order to prove the service. This, -he observed,.must not bedone in future. It w3s also the duty of the Sheriff of Middlesex, or his acknow» . .ledged Deputy, to attend at these Se:A*lms which was never done: Upon' the _:whole, there was,, so , great a neglea`and relaxation of duty on the part or these persons,_ it was highly. necessary the Court should interfere; :and- put a . stop to it, by Summary puniannent, • • . The Proclamation against tumultuous and-riotot4 • Assemblies, for the Suppression of Vice and G3tning, - and against the ProfanatiOn)of the Sthbath,..&e. then read. by the proper Officer, pursuant' to the • Charter .of George the Second. After 'which, the London-And Middlesex Juries were dismissed twuk' Monday next, and-the Court . adjourned. Ye . st exd m. ay orning. M rs. II u LL,wife of Mr.. - of Coveht-Garden 'Theatre, died in Dukes-ceart,, Westminster., This venerable charafter had reached her 78th year.—ln the .o„fulier part of life she ac. quired considerable reputation as an Aa ress i n the 'Theatre at Bath, under her maiden name o f m o „.. BisoN.—mapy years airo she performed l'au./ima, in • The lierinfrr's at"CoVent-Garden Theatre, aad was much admired for the judgment, feelivg, and charaaerkoic -spirit with which she ,repri.sented.tbe char4er.,.- 7 1,.ike her truly respeatable Im•-band, she possessed literary talents, which have °Otto afforded gratilication to her fr'!ends, though nia:lesty eld her prOdudions from .the Her ch raaer.was,distingitishedlbr every quality that could adorn ~ p rivate life; and the softness, airability, amid cheerfulnqss, of hor,temper endeared:her lo iy wry' munerous circle of friends.—A happier coupl e than this venerable pair never entered into the pale ' matrimony; and nothing could kialripart t;:o. soir‘itA of the unfortunate survivor' but that sense of ite liginn which has regulated his charaaer ..througl) life, and which ;enables . hiin to bear' the Shock of sttelt_a, loss with a patient .rusignation that is not to be e4.pe*d.from the ,diaates of .mere Philosciphy.. The mattetat ,issue between Capt. Lois, of the .NVest London Militia, and the Toll Collaaor, at Pimlico, respeding an exemption from turn )Ike-tall, whilst going on duty `to attend General Court. Martial at Chelsea, >was not heard on Satnrday la St before the 111agist:ratevi, at Queen-s4uare. Office, as erroneou4 stared ;n some of the papers ; nor has any final determination as yet taken place,. Mr. ELLtrw, turjr-Street ; traiotimbary,. who shot himself last Friday morning, Veiterday °morning, about half-pn4t one o'cloa, M... BLAU and Mr. DIXON ) of the Bloomsbury Dispftn-.tirv,. ac. ci;mpanied -by . sofue ., other, protl!ssiOn3l •artended r and ,, opened The wh., 11 'th ey f oni ,d very extensim frkiuret on it,' on tit vnic i ik, they were 01.,opinbtl,',*had.htiVo- oucasion4, , d by Taw stele. 'The 'brim m that 4.i0 of the. head' edit C;-.111-bati .tittered ottas..qatite in a_puritl4fit U lu rii‘istance tiatt.the 'bill soo had 'me t witrl tt.affr -7; 'entering,. .. recolle4 tier inch lONl , lnistl • track . pprt of the cheek. , e .7 z • PttoitsTrttAN I, NrAcin.—A (len tletnan of the name re- street MAtt Low, who tridls .. in Vi pt:o .l. 4004 for a . wakt`T tsf i'wefliY,,,,,,l)Vtneas i to go td the t tnile-stoniv on - the Bath road from picentfille- iv, return to Hyde. Patit'eurner, n diStantyfrof t Non - t y. iiit'lnibtsOn four hours. H e started ye4erciny...ll7urn',- tangy- at sr/o o!tieek, 'Add firrived,at '- minutes pia eit, Hi; returned to #4ole after touching the mileobne, tit,tltuty-'i4s. toto,l,ViA* 'past nine, having 0n , ,, bour and tiftppwo lannites' left to perform the otherten Milo, twtilfz , ' ty minutes more time ; Oran whlt be did it ill irpy out: He was an the TICK.t atid was - so tangtted • rivit 1.14- tesinea the wit.ler, havingfiva more milesto I.:NA...inn in nfty-t , wo ntinati , s. Another person l e v tliltter 1 eitl the to perform on Saturday An elopetn.:nt tooy t?l3ce,, a few !Thys th o City. Tire parties 'were Mr, B, \‘' ,111,1 f utt ,,, cucts i fti , n r hey were (t) w i t h the consent of all, her frit tv4i but tilel.k4l,k.. m a n p re ferred the nwrw speedy Method of obtaining her fortune of ten tliOu l .ind pounds, by prevailing u p o n her, while od a her brothces .hotte,,to elopt... with him to Groltia t.oeeit. -•- The first-drawn Ti c ket next Saturtl;iy,wlll 0,0041. The Lottery w;11 fini3l) drawing I,,'xt week, and,ad the Two,lty. Thousandi are, y et wheel, besides other Prize- of Te n Th outaris i rounds, Vivo Thousand Pounds, &c. &es tior