The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-16 00:00:00

'ro , it the FRRNII Mill DUTCII PAPERS. PARIS, Max 8.--The write from Marseill e s that from the great quant , ity of biscuit preparing at Toulon and the adjacent Country, it is eonjedu red that a Fleet will arrive there to be provisioned In that Port. Their Imperial Majesties, and the whole Court, left Turi n for Alexandria on the 30th ult. at eleven in the reaming. lierHatt ELea, MAY 3.—The carg oes o f b ot h At Vessels stopped at Cuxhaven have been sold. There is no news from the North ; and notwith. "skiing all that has been circulated, there is no viai l ) le sign of the proposed Coalition. It is even tald that Paci fi c Ne go ti at i ons are on foot between gland and France, under th e me di at i on of Prus. sits In support of this it i s said, that th e Ki ng o f Sattarela is to get as indemnity the. Seven Islands I ntl Malta, with the Grand Mastership o f, t h at O r . der. One of the existing difficulties between France antlitlllSi& was; as is well known, an adequate in. tittnnity for that dethroned Monarch. i The Russian Count CAZARNPY arrived on the I 2611 ationningen I Pgl es , from London,* in the Prince of Cutter. H e i s goi ng t o Sr. Peteraburgh 44' traPettant dispatches. itt4strtnna they write, that an epidemy had c all i ffetted itaelf in the Mores, and particularly at 4 ' 4°14 1 it is said to have been communicated by , m u 4180 which strived there from Constantinople.,i the taking throughout the Murea to stop " 1 t e Pilresinf this fatal Malady. It is not yet as. ettained robe the yellow fever. One of ha, the French Princes of the former Dynasty Palle d through Husain on his way t o England. i t "ciltipaaa, IVlty t0,...-We hear that his Excel. tinny the Peosionaty, on Monday last, made a no_ itli than of the persons who are to form the College er Nit •ta• toi "Igh Mightinesses representing the Ba. la Nation. This nomination is as follows : AvGadderior-..W. G. VAN Rlit mEN, and VAN • 14 14, of Nitynen. i 11.1144 "*N1M BO 'Tr 6L;IA It , of Kyflinek t J. b. 4Die ll' C‘ Van Ft/Rata; J F. Van LEY DEN, of IVlStbahtldteCht ; LH A It LRSSI X ) J. VanStyaln4a, led A• p,.., a, • I % NT, oi Raaphotsts Iserdetvat--VV, t. tit.A.N RI, UN:4,H. J. Vail ii E tin IT. it tr;4l€lesL.R. L. VAn At; atztroA 13E KIN" I' Aa SI and E. S. G. J.Van Bustramixt RINGE" ). ti, "-i nel..-C. Da Vos' Van ST& E N WYX, and A. ase Tz. Cr eii; bi b. L'!esee itIIIEPPo Cattai l ., an d Van ALIIIII Dili h Jased Orgi ot tinai s *-41) . J• CUT t Ilth and J. F. R. Van orderitte of th •if 1 Mig ht inesses, J. Coy. 1,11.e1f is i g The te p i v G entlemen nominated have been requested to ; 4 ak e their attendance in the hlague the 'ph inst. ' 110 e t he oaths and to enter on their funtlions. e t 1 . 44 I MAY 2.--.llle Ship La Marie,' pt4i n k i ., 4l toff, e .7 NI, from Ncw.York, laden with sugar, de r ' Intil bs &,... is arrived here and placed on. tilsr antitie . 41 4 ,1, • She announces that the French . tin e Qn his c3Ptute,l s t. Christopher, St. Vincent, latt rat s „, . tig o4. $ 'Nevis, Dwoinica, St. Lurie, and An. P -410 Amp at s P Cihlgall. * 2 . ---They wr i te from *the hltr l ' It''che, that the English Governor of 4 1Vears to be still of opinion that we are PreParie. fort 4 t° make an immediate attack upon 111 4 t r ela by l apd 4 d • , o f t he Gar s_ 'men i s redo n sea. The vigilar ee ted I üble tis the intrenchments the batteries, ' tile Pallisadea, ill't every Where augmented, ta u ro and 114 es sere has been taken which are usually pted ~„,._ . the Troops a siege is expeaed. On our side try 011 14 in the Camp of Si. Roche are kept upon tipi i v e end SeVere service, and military die. ne is 0 The tnbiserved in all its rigour. ruit i l c. & ish Squadron under the orders of Ad. tow "aai oruizin off Ferrol, su ff ered much " t it the e g li en d of March by contrary winds. , ao litja Inert is 4"' APRIL 26.—1 t is asserted that ?- nn w on th . s b i t 4 o n she con : I dlna a .Proj e t for maintaining Y husii 4 'nem, which has heen approved co at 1, anti s ent bY a Courier to Milan. Great tuit. '4l Bret it i s said, made to remove the dill. le t t vhich . twee oppose the re. establislimerlt of Peace be. Rol n R, 1 ish o g 4 , n4 14 ' 11 P rance ; and it is stated that Law `44teadY agreed OR this Is* d with Fn st3 tl stver . S U Je •-• • hiliiljo,„ Points, with the exeeptionof that ta: . 4 t° M4ll, 1 ., , Arl to I,_ • oe tatter Power does not tive, t ram eneunce the advantages which she tie. 44 the possession of that Island, and %foul f I:l4'4ler °, ' at les" Preserving there a eonsiderable '''st %,: t n""111e other side, they will not consent atal 4,1 i. ttiAln alieuld preserve these advantages, lit), .‘ On 4 Jt ai ' v.,. ()141Tkoit 1 4 ' 4 0. It is said that M. DI : I th ful l on_ idl returned to London, furnished . sv, te ~... 'fil e ean, ti "14 new insituaions, to restore, t 4,,,, l e Peace n 1 p L -1(4,, . - +UrQbe. ..ert '''S eiPk t . ' ItYeqttal 44 Th , 300..Prillee Jo stotr arrived t ist ''''- telledted discharge ~ , s of artil. fiery. This nierning he *lll review the Troop', an►j visit the Port. MADZ ID, Ape 2.—As there is a scarcity of Seamen in this Country, the King has issued a De. cree, charging the Tribunals to set at liberty those who are nor accused of murders, burglary, and other capital crimes, in order that they may be employed in the sea.service, the arsenals, Sec. For same time past this City has been greatly annoyed by robbers ; and scarcely a. day passed without a btrglary, or some similar offence. At length, however, the Police has discovered the ringleader of the gang, who appears to be a person that never could have been suipelted if an acci dental circumstance had not brought the transaaidn to light. He was formerly a Daaor of Divinity at Murcia, a man of a good family ; he has travelled frequently into Foreign Countries, and had admit tance here to the best families. MADRID.-It appears certain that our Govern. ment has combined, in concert with that of France, a vast plan of military operations, the execution of which will give a deadly blow to the power of Eogland. The secret is hitherto perfectly preserv. ed, and the extent of these plans will only be known at the moment when it will be out of the power of the Enemy to oppose them. The Armament of our Fleet at Ferrol was entirely completed on the z6th of March. This Fleet consists of twelve Sail of the Line, without including Frigates and Corvettes, and French Vessels. lIAGUIN MAY 28.—Our Government hae pub. fished .a Letter trom the Envoy Extraordinary of the liatavian Republic to His Catholic Majesty, to the Secrctary of State for Foreign Affairs at the . Hague. The Letter dated April 13th, from Madrid, after stating the sailing of the Toulon Fleet, its appear. ance off' Carthagena on the 7th, and its junetion with six Spanish Snips of the Line from Cadiz, and the French S'.ip L'Atile, states also, that the sixth Spanish Ship which went out run aground, but was gfit off, and proceeded to sea the next day. Whilst the Ship was aground no person was permitteo to communicate with her, and the Captain was express. ly ordered to throw his Papers. into the sea on the least appearance of danger from the Enemy. The Envoy (M. G. ME YNEKS then proceeds to state— " This proves evidently the importance attached to the secret objed of the Expedition, and has given rise to a variety of conjcetutes. " I shall not stop to notice these reports, or lose myself in conjeCtures respefting the destination of the Combined Fleet. I shall speak only of its force, of which I am informed with certainty. It is posi tively known that, comprising the three French Vessels which were at Cadiz, it is composed of twelve Ships of the Line, six Frigates, and four Corvettes. Vice. Admiral VILLEIUUVC Com- Mander in Chief. The Troops on board; and which the French Ambassador residing here estimates at goon [nen, are under the orders of Gen. LAU klsrux. " AdiTl4.ll GRAVINA, Wht) replaces M. VILLA VICENCIO; who 'was originally destined for the c:rnrnai.d, has under his orders L' Argonarrie and Le Saint Raphael, each of 8o guns, Le Terrible and Le fernrr, each of 74., L' America and L'alispa nuila, uf. . 64, and the Frigate La Madalena, of 34 guns. It was the Saint „Raphael which run a. ground. ‘i The Spanish Troops on board these seven Ships of War farm a WO of 2280 men, amongst which are 17m Intantry, and the rest Cavalry and Artil. lery. AU these Troops compose a Corps consisting of picked men from cur Troops of the Line," INDIA. CALCUTTA G.A4F.TTE; FOIT WILLIAM * Nov. 22. 404. GENERAL ORDERS. by lttS ZXCIULLNCY Tlllti COMMANIHIR 114 DATCD HLAD•QUA,RTIRS,,FUrTY-aillJti, NOV. LS, 1804. The Commander in Chief returns his most cordial thanks to the Officers and Men of the Cavalry and Horse A rtill, ry, lot the conspicuous gallantry in the action of yesterday. His Excellency is unable to express his admiration in terms sufficiently strong, for the active courage, steadiness ; anti daunted resolution which was displayed, by the whole after fatiguing march of near 6o miles in the preceding 24 hours. Ws Excellency shall ever remeiralfer with heartfelt grati tu.le the obligations he owes to Col. Madan, Litut..Col. Vandeleur, and Major Need, eominatitling the ist and 2d Bri- Pries. Cavalry, Lieut.-Col. 'Loons, who commanded the Ad vanced Guard; Capt. Abercrombie, 01fieersinci Men of the Bth Dragoons; Capt. Plitiptat and Officers and Men of the 27th Dragoons; Major Wade and Officers anti Men of tile 29111 Dragoons Capt. Welsh and Officers and Men of the ast Na tive Cavalry ; Capt. Elliot and Officers and Men petite 4th Native Cavalry ; Ltpt. SWinton and Officers and Men of the 6th Native Cavalry ; and to Capt. Urewn stid Officers and Men of the it,rse Artillery, for 0'44 highly meritorious and intrepid behaviour in the engagement of yesterday. His Excel kiicy c.innot avoid to embrace this opportunity of noticing the uncommon perseverence and praise-worthy condua of the Reserve, which eflOied a march of upwards of 300 miles in 17 days, anci.which bore the unusual wipes to which it has heen so long exposed, with the utmost cheerful - netts. The Commander in Chief begs Lieutenant-Colonel lion, commanding the Reserve, to accept his best thanks, and desires he will signify to the Officers and Men of the Detach ment of Artillery, to the Officers and Men of the Hank Com panic.; of Ills Majesty's 21t1 Regiment, and x i Battalion of the alst, the great sattsfae-tion whiat he has derived 1(01)4 the zeal, alacrity, and patience which they have uniformly On Frichy sennight a boy of only . 12 years of age, aptrentice to Mr. Chipman, of Bosoarne, near &Amin, hung. himself to a beam _in his master's WainebtAlSC, .Curoner's verditt—lamarja L ElfS. PORTAtritiTH, MAY 15. .---Yesterday the Eltity. 171;04 Frigate, Hon. Capt. PAGET, was paid Wages, and afterwards prize-money ; in consequence of the largeness of the sums," they had not finished paying them till nine o'clock at night ; each Seaman re. ceived 2171. 14.5.; she is expeded to go to sea in a day or two. The Griffn, HAYWARri, from Gibraltar, that ar. rived here yesterday ) and was put under quarantine, parted from the rest of the Convoy (the number and names I cannot now ascertain), in a gale of wind, the Ist May, lat. 42. 30. long. z 6. 30. west. She mentions the Fleet having a fortunate escape from the French Fleet, having left Gibraltar only twelve hours before the Enemy's Fleet passed the Gut. The Fleet were under Convoy of the ,oven. ger Sloop of War, Capt. WHIT!. Arrived the Flora, Christie, Mentor, Richardson, and YOung Regulus, Lusk, from the Downs, bound to Oporto ; Ann, -, and indefatigable, Humphrey; and Bellona,Beard, Ttansports; from the Downs; H. M. S. L'Espiegle, N. G. Morris, with Transports; front Ireland ; H. M. S. Entre prenente, Lieut. Younger, with Transports from Jersey ; Unity, Gafts, from Bristol St. Peters, Cleson, from F re derickstaclt ; Nancy 'Cutter from off Havre ; Frienthhip, `Thompson, and Jane, Read, from Sunderland ; Dolphin Sealy, Erothers, fenison, Dryad, !ones, Nancy, Grenwall, Maria, Hogg, Hannah, Pounds, Prince William, Cormeck, and Catharine, Hovvell, from London. Sailed the Betsey, Tinley, for )3ristol. The Susannah and Polly, -, from Rhode Island, in America, and Teneriffe, Lopdon, laden with wine, barilla, &c. was on Friday last wrecked off Selscy Bill, and is now gone entirely to pieces ; but part of the cargo is saved, as is also all the crew. Given, a Seaman belonging to the Endymisn, sentenced to be hung for repeated desertion and for stealing, was this morning, pursuant to his sentence, had up for that purpose ; hut just after the halter was placed round his neck, a reprieve, by signal from platform, was sent him, and thus snatched him from the jaws of death ; which timely messenger, we hope, will ever be a warning to his future con. dud. PLYMOUTH, MAY If.— Arrived the Swedish' ship Neptunus, Capt. PLIPAIIALT, laden with wine, from Barcelona, for this port, detained by the Pellet. Gun.brig; and the In( Pieter, Pruibian Galtiot, from Amsterdam, bJund to Corunna, laden with wheat, detained by the Lad . , Warrea armed ship. Sailed the Pretty Lass armed ship, with a Can. voy to the Eastward. SnEERNPSS, MAY 15.—carsse dawn from the River to the Nore the Prince of Orange Tender, with impressed men and volunteersforthe Fleet, and sailed again. Sailed the Namur, of 7+ guns, and dreber Pun. brig, for the Djwns. Came out of duck the Bostetia Sloop of War, The Hermes has hauled in the slip to examine her bottom. The Witabehea continues the signal for Convoy to the Baltic and Ellie, till such time as Ships Arc appointed on that service. The Rel/eage, .it 7+ guns, is expeaed down at the N..re on Friday next. Ships at this Port—Zealand, Monmouth, Serapis. Thalia, Winchelsea, Ceres, Magnandne, Combatant, Datintlesi, Otter, Calypso, Bonetta, and Hermes ; Fearloas, Desperate, Sharpshooter, Protector, and Bold, G uki.brigs ; ignition, And several FitC-VCSSCIS and Bomb.teildets. DEAL, MAYIS.--- Suited His Majesty's Ship Iris, and Speedy loup, on a Cruize w the West. ward ; Itionity Gun.brig, for 'the sure ; Lighter, for Sieerneas ; and ihm, lare DJ:lOct Ship, tot Poroonouth. Arrived t h is American Brig Atinerwa, C.lptain Foal), from Tenetiffe, and sailed ittr the River. A Letter from ILver this morning reports, there has been two huge French Lugger PtiV4feerS be. tween that place and Fokkstone i flr the twu k a “ nights, hitt had not taken any thing. GRERNOCK, MAY 13.—The Pent fable, St. 'IONS, arrived lit Faiiiic Itcpskis - yesterday, from • Tne Ontario, HITCH, arrived this morning from Savannah, alter a passage 0135 days. §he it! or. &red to the Holly Loch to perlorrn quarantine. ArriVed on Saturday the Ship Ranh, SItARP (formerly WARDEN), belonging to Mess. STEUART' and RtNNI I. She was captured on the 27th of January, by. a large French Privateer, on her voyage from Newfoundland to this Port, re-taken on the 311itt of February, and carried into Guernsey, where she, has remained about four months. Her cargo corisi.ts of fish and oil. M'LZA, arrived here on Friday from Lisbon, tit lour weeks ; the Brig Eleanor, MARK. LAND, Ni the Clyde, sailed at same time, and parted company with. tl,e Jame in 30 hours afterwards. Arrived here, on S4tUr(tay s , the 'ranch er Xavier, alio el l'iilorloso, Capt. RO L M IGO ( pr i ze to the C/yde, KILLocz), from Carthagena. widoalraly.ofro, 7 , Igor , Sik—.Having laid before my Lords Cuntratsaiouera of the Admiralty your Letter or the zd inst. requesting that sum cleat protecttoo may be Afforded the Trade or the Clyde agaitut the depredAttons of the Enemy's Crofter.); i am commanded by their Lordihips to acquaint yi4o. that they have diretttil Admirals Lord.% tiaaimait and uity to take hum:Awe ThenSuteS for the plutedton d. that part of the Ca.asr. L am, Sir, - Your very humble Servant. WM. Al.AW..int.'lar. 11§10 naiolurd. Its < CI ief Ittrgiarvo iiottrizvG NEWMARKET SECOND tiPkl NC IVIEETiNG, iSoi; WRDNZSDAY. AlAi 15. t The lackey Cluh Plate of 501. 1.1 ne ruii for by liorsca,Stc: the Property of Meiribers of tie hickey Cluu, 4.yr ts; carryiiig 7st. 211). s..yr 01,14, at. Ilb. 6yr olds, 9to and abedBst. t ilb. 13. C 1). Gratton's b. in. Parasol. s-yrs• 91ki - Sir li. Williamson's b. h: Walton, 6-yrr. old Mr. U. Rad,:litt , :t's h. Petracio, 4-yrs. old Mr. Mellish's b.' tit. u iy tlrou s n, 4-yrs. old - di . .. ... SW,oepitalses ofi . ogs..eaCh; h.' it. D. M. General Sparrow's Castrel, 8)t. ilo. - Lord Foley's W:itery,ist. gh. - - - Lord Foley's Czar tit:ter,. 7r...11 . ), - .... Duke of St. Alban's Merryin,n, 7sr. 31b.' Lord Gtosvunur's Agitivourr, 7,t. 6th. - .: -e• Mr, Xol=ll49o', Alartc, 7,t, ..s!!). - 7 , " 1 ) 4 Mr. R. Boyce'S hr.inwor n i, .;:.!. - - 1 ,1 ME. Wardell '6 1.166 -htuii L ast, ~>ir. .11h. h . .- pd ilar 'el " Mr. Britrallwayt,' ch , c.W00d,...,a, by t.i.u.._.0.., 7st. an).- pa Sweepstakes of zogs. mkt); for colts and liihri, 2-yr old:!, 7st. and 3.yr. ia.t. 71h. Y..C. Mr. Mellish's 1. I‘l,ss tilltrth o t lpe, 2 yr. Mr. Sitwell's sista to W Cockii.;ter, T ,3 yr. -. Mr. - Wilson's c, by litizzara, oar or Vixen; , yr. j Mr. Payne's c. by Waxy, out of Peppermint', 3 yr. Mr.•Panton's' Fugue, 3 yr: Sir I. Shelley's b. I. Puss, by Hanabletoni3n, 3 yr. The judge coula place but three. Mr. R. Boyc‘:'s Bobtail, Bst. ti,lit Mt. Mellish's Eagle; gst. zlb. Ab. M. 506 gs: Mr. Wilson's Maiden; Bst. - • Ob. beat • Mr.' Ladb:Ok4' . .s. , Bustard, list, 7th. It. M. roo&s. - Mr. Mellish's tiddler, :Est. 81b: beat Mr: Wilson's Maiden, '3st. R. M. sags. Mr. Watson's Dreadnought, Bst. tab. beat Mr. floworth'S Tramper, .7st. 71b. 2 yr. old, Q. tool, run our. • Mr. iNleilish's Fipylin, Xst, talb. ° agst..Mr. iLactbrok,.'s Prosiiero, Bst. ilb. Ab. M. asgs. - Dead heaL . Lord Foley's Watery,. Bst., it-lb. beat Ltl. Darlington's liumper, 7st. tlb. Ab. M„.loa.gs. - a - 3 - 4 enrsTER RACES. ' • " wEoNtsDAY.II:4I' S.: The Annual City Plate,* value 3 Puri& of 201.. given by the Corporktion, for x;1 ages';' the bc..iit of Liti : X foul . ..mac heats. • Mr. Clitton's b. h. Sit - U . lk Macktiligut, r t Mr. Sim )son's ch. lt. Ructstotie,'s-yrs. • 2 2 Sir W.W. Wynne's :n. 3 3 Mr. C. Cholmondcity's br. c. Welch Rabbit, by Sit Peter, dr. A Sweepstake* of 2•00. each, p. p.—two miles.--Bursa tide the property of the SubsObers. Mr. TllrletOn'4 b, c. lack Tar, 4-yrs. , • • • • • Lord Grey's br, c. ksayinan, by I.retputt, 4-yrs. • - s Mr. Clifton's b e I. Josephine, 4-yrs. • Earl,G rosvedurs' b. 11. thirOn s.yrS. 3 sir. W. Egerton, and Mr. J. Egon , at, did nut name, 4 • I'III;RSDAY. A Piece of Silver Plate, valf.ie 501. the gift of the Right Ron. Cnnvenor. The best of thre,t four-mile hems. Mr. Cliftoti's b. h. Sir 1..) tic MAckilligut, 5-yrs. 12 1 Mr. iirookc's b. c. Optician, by Telocope, , I-Yrs. 2 1 2 Mr, r.Ord', b. g. Coc.-:spthh:r. s r-yrs. - • dr. .• Mt. Sinipson l 4 ch. h. Ruthtun , s-yrs. dr. • flt IDA Y. The Ladies' Purse, valuo sol.--The best of thrze tour-trtile heats. Lord G.re- j 's b. f. Georgin a , by George, 3-yrs.: 4 I Mr..Acker's b. t. fiche, -t 2 2' 2 Mr. Clifton's b.. 1 jo*epitin..l, 4-Yrg. 4 1 3 3 Mr Lord's b. g. CocksphobJr, 5-Yrs - - 3 3 4dr Sir W. W. Wynnes to. c. ilt4ztsrd, 3...yr5. - 2 5 dr A I,landicap Stake, of togs. ea4h, p, p..with logs. iftbitii by the :.itov.rds.. Two Earl Grosventies ch. c. by John Bull, out at Di(101 4 - yrs.2lb. Mr.Crovvehees h. c. Forrester, by Old 'rat, 4-yrs. 13,.3.61b. A St.ttemont or the eocKitlA, ci.tritig the weak, between Sir Peter Wm - button, 13,411. dila ai r Win:lsar litatike, Batt. CHtSlttit ;. ntaaysntas. 2 - . 2 r 3 Atoftddy, . 3 Nfoud.iy, Turt,day, . 4 Tuesday, - * Wcdr.cs:lay, hurbuay, 3• a "t Mined - 3 I Friday, - a. 14 5 1 3 4 LAW INT7.I.IIGENCE. COURT Or Ki NG's 111 NCH, MAY is. Tllit KING V. HANanN. The Defendailr, ColQuel thtison, was again hrougiit up. purthint to the last Order or the Court, to receive judgmetot.--The Court sentenced hitn to a fine of 8001. ant nth's imprisonment, and to sureties for good behaviour, hitnseli in 80001. and two sureties'of soot. TUE KING V. PRINCE arras JENKiNS. ThekDelendaur, wtio stood eunvictel of perjury at the last Middlc,ex }lotion, was brought up fur judgment ; but m61)131+611,4- that he had not nmice; and was n preparedt Oth Aillavitl, ice. was re. minded, and ordered to he broug4t up cm Saturday. TILE KING The Defendant wss coovi.tted at the last Assizes for Leicester, of having written a libellous letter to Messrs. Churchill and Co. and was now brought up for judgMent. By the report and afilavits, it appeared that the ProiCCUtOr was a wholeside stet at Leicester, and the Defendant a Warehouse. man in.toven, who dealt with him. Upon settling their Accounts there appeared 'the son of i.t.+). due to dui Prosecutor; for which he •drew on the .De. fzldatir, who accepted the bill. When it became s to it was presented on beh,rif of the 'finiorsec, and the Defendaoi Aferrti hi drift on Ids b:initetio pay meta. The holder of the bill refused to part with it until he knew whether the draft would be paid, whiqh very much iticensed the Defendant, and was the 4atiie of his writing the libellous letter. Being &et - wok's:chatted imer , :siol costs of noting on the bill, he brouBhr.an anion against the Prosecutor. for usury ; but fkrtillmg There. was no pretence for it he had paid the coats.---The Court sentenced him to a tine of tcit. AN INtrotTARD FACT.—Ai no Prize of moment except that which, was allotted to the first-drawn number, came up on Monday, above a Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pound, devoted to capital Prizts ac Nally remain in the Wheel, a circumstance unparal. idled, fur nine days drawing only, in the whole history of Lotteries. If such an objed of high in, tetClit be nut sufficient to rouse dilatory Adventurers to a spirit of enterprize, it is difficult to say what other impulse can induce an ambition to possess chances of suddenly rising to wealth and intlepend. once. - The amateurs of 'vocal melody allow Miss FR a- Roil, who, at the Rlyal eireos. diNplays suds astonishing vowtra in The Soldier tied of W at , i , Alarms." to bc really a musical prodigy. The strength of execuriun which site displays, joined to correctness and the height of taste, are su.;lt as fill the. most remote quarters of .that — Theistre with sur.: prize and performance, together with tint splendid produllion, The Knights at the G. 1.. tar anti t h : verymue interestingh.a.iinirel i.rseiuntl.i'tn's'itutini: of Ai eilitia, of cottp s , tetcly ii;t Ow.