The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-30 00:00:00

I`;lCl :ia shall be reduced to the la6t extremity, the titan Journalists will in a different manner. file begins the War, with all her resources pos ible, what will he the consegnences of the first de bt) it is regarded as certain that there will be a Line Oetnarcation, 'in which all Franconia will be corn l'4€4 the Eleaor of, Wurtemberg has endeavoured iflobtain an extension of this line to Swabia, in or to comprise his Stites ; but it is thought be will 4stxeed. the geographical position of Wurtern , ()poses such a concession. SEPT. 12.--It is now thought h ere th a t it ' ll be very difficult for the Helvetic Confederation ‘ , fraiatai n its neutrality. FORE/01V INTELLIGENC'E. 1: (4111 030 EN, SEPT. 23.—A Courier arrived here i.)inilght from Berlin, with dispatches of the utmost 1 11 ,,,,O i tance, and which Have occupied' the Cabinet l ; s8, --14 ,",ali claY. It is stated, and there is reason to i t . " : "e Telma, that the mission of DUROC to Ber -111,4" given rise to discassion . s highly embarrassing it , r4nt e. • The arriv al of Count MEERFELDT, on L.,._ ,1"ial Etbbassy from Vienna, has induced in l''''al attivity throughout- the War Department, I 'ld the whole garri son of Berlin has received orders lots,vare for active service. ' . tt,: u 'l' often with the King, and be has re ,,,,4.l.ltertaineti Count Metes reel and-the other I)4i, b'el 7 2 ,i' e ni i‘atic Agents. fautry l'. /1 - ;' ',Eh% is..... The two Regiments of In prei f'o-noabrrd,oti here have received orders by ex marsh r i - -I. ', 4 !tt to hold themselves in readiness to mentio ,rosi settee on' the Loth, but whither is not es eta i a 6 4 ' On their route they are to be joined by l'aiesi z , Qr P s freve the different garrisons in Polish Brid: e Ari;ta i ' l $ °f •Begts have been thrown across the _ thbpassaat ita,chev,, Pretrowin, and Zaviehost, for p 1 139 °I the Russian Troops into German y.-- i t ,e i tlready'''in he in Lithuania, or which have h , 2tntered Moravia, are stated to comprise ei,,,,17,°,,000 men, abundantly supplied with ar -! isk i f2 4l4 ammunition, and in a higher state of 3 1 3 ' v . ek 'nt and discipline than R uss i an 'Troops ev e r mare, the Gr and nuke CONSTANTINE was expeeed on It t.,.. t rte i t ,'_mn on th e .., 'at Grodno. t ith, and to establish his . head- The Division under his mune ' q6rclers comprise s 10,0 00 men of the Imperial 14141'40f Guards. The Emperor ALEXANDER 4 4 Yatlied them on their march for some miles vtottliwi _ ersburgh ; a t. Pet them, The r " i ,.Teclily to ri.jat:itclt them.an parting from 4.0p 0 N ender General KUTUSOw amounts to Kit me Prince PANro tAz z oss commands t y re rl :ine, and General WINZINGERODZ the le ft: liissili,Tr)."l men are a ssem bli ng f ro m Cuban, 41 °Via, &C. to form an Army of Reserve. S t s ........................__.... ; I ;ta ' er t al c if she Zernindars on HOLKAR' .j v 0 . h the r " eo i e hostilities which have so long desolated s Frontiers, 'A4t, ' p o T e t t , r /' have made submission to the British ~ 6, 4 i t it and solicited Its protelaiOn. ttsli t i st e. eld- Pieces, of French manufantire, had, qte4i, ,t_o the l ast accounts from Colt:tube, been tnlt t :t.iltit jungles in the neighbonrhoqd tf that I..rt'Zik .'sited in the Fort ; when secreted ' l4l oti,:l'i'llat Means imported into the Island, tilti l -en ascertainPd . the objea, however, of tit t ,,, Ln . . - , bit 1,....' 11 °1) is obv;ons. 1 / 1 1 11e ie glant of Mescal has entered into a truce ,11etorplahahees, by which it is stipulated' that wet t o m at a day's march into the country, and mil 12,tai.ndurin,,,, the Negotiation for Peace. Itt l4l vessel, laden with spec ie, has been Llte eh Madagascar Pirates in the Mozai.rt -1 ' `'the fn s - " ( ..„ 11e1 i a Portugues e Vekset, loaded with ~,4 seeeutta, narrowly escaped t h e sa me fate itte al :;oitius, itte th q v har popular commotions have been ex . ' a scarcity bordering on famine, which has ' l lsst' t riii i c a,t i ed by an uncommon drought and co . n s, h, IN faced of the crops in the neighbouring 1 4 1tih0) L ill ATI,' p ats Troops which were advancing t o e f -41 1 t. 4 ,i rotsdaro f or th e autumnal reviews, ha v e ''' 4ll itr 4ateri tarided, and ordered back to the i r 1 t.,, qqarters 1 - 4 .. 5p,,- ' t ' ?tit '4,,litEss.-s-On Saturday last Mr. Alderman i . 1 •:',:411 i t : i ig Mr. Alderrnarr Ttioxiss 'SetiTH were t i' ,if 41 1c t ( r l ie ° ice Of Sherif& of London and She ' r,%;11,,tc-i-41Qc:x. for the year ensuing, 1 7' 4 n, ' a ' i t heir Under Sheriff's, EDWARD R ICJIAPD when they m44144'144 Joilx lama, Esqrs, after 'which they '' 4t. ti t h e Conn 451 Altk rulen t o the parish church wrenee, .1. ' tomPea ti _ cistLy, to hear Divine Service and .ee ti ' Prcvlees to the eleEkiore of a Lord Mayor, e t , L , e , ' - 4 I le '° annual custom ; which being c0n '1,1414 01 Lon iw tht • ri MA - roa, Aldermen, &c. proceeded tiNsbit't/D, when the Hall, was opened, and the tt,c(ll de clared th e eeea s i on of the '.lVleeting , 4 14 8 Dr ill i't Alderraen then withdrew,. and tile, l h, li n h- at ti ci Alie rtii an s " 74 1 6c ' e ' l e to the Elution. On the Ilanil• -4,y, • i n 1 .,• . itAW le a respeEtable show of hands tr's of rt.. his favour, aecotnp3nied ' t Itliv'tLatisfaftion. The hands held up in I.3 ' °u with strung ;, I ` l . 1;-.;,1Ati 14.toseroN were not quite so nu e7. ,Ns. 4 " L e next on the List was - Alderman , .ti'llxtr,twiy•Ae nomination was receive with ge. i lib ei , lef approbation, arid supported by a great : -,..' o ft , , , ja vocw's name , ii, r(0 1 ., . " otraurritew Lc- • . . , F, s, r . , Se. ti ....!., 4 attifi s tt 7lia nearly similar.marks of . , app . l ia d u e se r: i -ism Q . Lien declared JAMES SIIA.WI Ll"' Ai. 5. se,, -ecti s „,.,, o,74i 'lariep e :uvr , and CIIARI.ESi FLOWER: Egg* 1 1 #if ti tt)fh a , ‘Lineworh knitter, as having thegreatest i, ll k e itle tri t i i t ii ri st , nhe the two to be returned to the Court ~' Nt ilv tor them to cleft one to the otfice c? f ;t to tr„?r,forthe year ensuing, mid accordingly .-ti t; Z,'lttiti` j : 4ll . tit Chamber, where the Aldermen eii lne tt i ti , i made their- report, as above' w i! (:) 't° .e c°sed 4 kld • S3W to the sai d A t ; Th e ,-, -r. 4 ertuati ,- 1 e ' - 1 1 , ,,,,histi ii ,‘ - '° l o"t. of Aldermen then proceeded to dif e 'ittiti t °, when the lizcommt declared the Ni q I t . ac- 4 , 4 . 4, 11 y, , i lv i e falle n on Mr. Alderman Stt,.%w '' I e:, l "ltts ii i ' tie Thanks of the Com Mon Hall Were o f 4 1 )(4. Y voted to r s . LOR6r, -sciroLgY and 'Wm trI4I,447vILLP., El law Sheriffe. - '' ' ' .- t, l l ' jdtli i ai l Ye r eening the Countess of BRIST°L, eras ee 'iis 6 " of a son, at Isis Lordihip's 'loose ii"-stleare. N7IV d I, IV h. 1-1/ PLYHOLTTLI, SEPT. 28. fit cd HIS Ship impetueux, 80 gratis, from the Channel Fleet ; His Majesty's Ship ReammJe, from Portsmoutl! for Malta, with money to pay the Troops ; the Swedish Brig Ceres, LINGBERG, from Stockholm, with tar the Swedish Ship Curottratd, AtlnEltioN, from Dram, with deals, &c.; the. Prussian Ship Balance, CLAszar, from Memel, with timber and deals ; the Brig Plymouth,CLAßK, from Memel,with timber and deals; the Brig Flarion, SEDGWIGE, from Archangel, with tar ; the Sirius Prussian Ship, Guawilsr Master, from Memel, with timber and deals—all for this Port. Sailed the Belleisle, of 80 guns, for the Fleet off Cadiz ; and the John Bull hired Armed Cutter, with a Convoy for the Downs ; also the Eagle and Alli gator, two horneward-bound West India Ships, for London. The Renomme.e Frigate, which arrived here this morning, sailed soon afterwards for Malta, ip com pany with His Majesty'q Ship Belleisle. Arrived the Betsy Privateer, of this Port, in com pany with a large Swedish Ship, which she has de tained ; but her name, or any particulars, have not been obtained. ANOTHER LETTER SAME pATE. Went down into the Sound.from Hammitt!, Lu Topaze, ad guns, Admiral Lord GARDNER, Captain LAKE; his Lordship sails this evening or to.morrow to resume his command on the Irish station. Came in from the Channel Fleet the impetueux, 84 guns, Capt. T - ..2_ARTIN, and the Crescent, 3d pins they left the Fleet all well under AdMiral CORNWALLIS, with twenty-one Sail of the Line, off the Black Rocks,, blocking up the Enemy with twenty-six Sail of the Line, in Brest Roads. Our in-shore Frigates of the reconnoitring Squa dron often push into the Roads, to 'make ob servations, within the reach of the new mortar Bat teries, which generally, blaze away while they lay tc% but the Frigates always escape their showers of shell and shot without damage. They left. the Fleet the 26th inst. at night, when the ,Caroline, of 14 guns, Lieut. DERBY, and five Vi6tuullers from Fahnouth, with provisions, stores, and water; had joined the Fleet from Falmouth. Came in the 4r,ow, of Is guns, from the West ward,, and a Convoy of Coasters, Colliers, &c. from the Downs, under convoy of . the Lady . . Warren, of 32 guns. Passed up the 'Channel a large Fleet, supposed to be the Leeward Island Fleet., A Fleet bound to the , Westward has been laying all yesterday, bee:doled, S.W. of the Edystene, said to be a Convoy for Cork, under care of a Frigate. Sailed the Felix, of 14 guns, with ViCtuallers for the Fleet. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 29 _Arrived His Majesty's Ship Dragon, from the Channel Fleet ; Boadicea, from the Downs ; Monkey, from a Cruize ; Clinker, Zebra, and lcoolidge, from the Downs : also Mantic, ALLiNG ; Charles, Morns ; ll'estnioreland, ; and Peggy, ADDINGTON ; from Riga ; Providence, Bactoxs, fibril Newcastle ; Newcastle, &noun ; Portsnwuth, BURNHAM; and Lady RI:Ike! y, lms, from London ; Borough, PATTERSON ; and Union, Bien- ARDSON, from Newcastle ; Vrow Elizabeth, ; and Elizabeth, HAREN, from Dantzic. Sailed the Hack for the Downs; neatly, tiff Cadiz ; and Resolute, for Jersey. Rear-Admiral Sir R. BICKERTON struck his Flag on Friday night, and yesterday he went for Chelten ham, where he will try the waters for a fortnight, and then proceed to Bath. Lady Btoc,eaToN, who was in the Mediterranean, and came home in the Decade, went with Sir RICHARD. The 42d, 78th, and 92d Highland Regiments have marched into this neighbonrhood this week for embarkation. The 78th, went on board yesterday morning, and the 42d will embark on Monday: they ar c going to Gibraltar, to relieve other Regiments which are ordered to join Sir 3. Canto's Expedi tion. The 40th Regiment is also marched into the Barracks at Fortsea, to do garrison duty, in the room of the Staffordshire Militia, which have marched for Windsor. The North York Militia are on their march from Weymouth for duty at this place ; and the 43d' and 58th Regiments, which are entirely composed of light infantry, are on their route to embark for the 141ecliterranean. _ S ITEE RNOS, SEPT. .20.--.Arrivecl the Railleur Sloop of War, Devasteifion and Lucifer Bombs, 'and Jackal Gun-brig, from the Downs. Sailed, yesterday morning the Braddick Armed Ship, with a few Sail of Merchant Vessels under convoy for Tonningen. Ship at this Port—Zealand, Powerful; Standard, In. treind. Arethusa, %yinctielsea, Gene. Magna.nime,. Hind, and VAlnrotla Itailieur, Eugenie, Dev,istation, Lticiter, Knorca, I•nogene, Rosina, and Adelpht Armed Ships • andseve r.,l (;,111-brio and Holub Mitlerli. This morning, as the Devastation was corning into the Little Nere, she ran foul of a small Fishing Ves sel, by which means a boy belonging to the Craft was Itnoched overboard by the Bomb, and was un- riven him. btAL, Srrr. 19.—Sailed fiis Majesty's Ships Adamant, for Sheomess, Vesta Frigate, for Yarmouth. Bernain' in the DOns, the Edgar, Utrecht ) and Leopard Men of War ; Tribune, Ariadne, Ifebe, and Venus Frigates; Bonctta Sloop of War ; Zebra, Furh and Discovery Bombs; a large -Fleet of Transports, and Gun and Fire Vessels. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 27."--Arrived the Br others, DREWITR, from Cork; Union, GRIFFITHS, Ann, TnomAs, and Swallow, TYACK, from London ; Pomona, LI:THRRIDO, from Liverpool, with bale goods, &c. ; Pensiero (Venetian Ship), PERM°, from London, to load pilchards for the Mediterra nean ; Hero, SWORD, from Guernsey, with brandy and wine for a market. Sailed tke *Farmer American Ship, GOODWIN, for Tonningek, with cocoa ; and Gra- Made, ROME, for Lisbon ; and Mary, Fitinnt.E, for Oporto ; the three latter Vessels to join the Out ward-bound Lisbon and Oporto Fleets now off this Port, under Convoy of His Majesty's Ship L'Aim able, of 36 guns. The lVaMngham Packet saili to-morrow with two Lisbon Mails. The following is an Extra& of a Letter from an Officer of the Temeraire, dated 'off Cadiz, Sept. 14 : " We see these French and Spanish Gentlemen every day; and also the town of Cadiz, which is a very pleasant sight. The Fishing-boats supply the Fleet with fish, which is a great relief to them, as the French and SLaniards are almost starving. We take every Vessel tioend to Cadiz with provisions, and send them to Gibraltar. We have been inforined, that riots eint duels frequently tel.:6 place between the Spani .rdsand the French; and that many of the latter are frequently, found dead in the streets of Cadiz muttered by the Spaniards. Admiral GRA viNA accuses the French Admiral VILLENEUVE of .cowardice in Sir ROBERT CAOLR's .Raion.; and the former is gone to Madrid to settle seine dispute re speaing VILLENEUViI. 'We are completely clear for battle, and el:pea an ae - tion every day.' Two Ships of 74 guns each, to be called the Cum berland and Marlborough, are ordered to be built in the Dock yard of Messrs. Perenei, at Northtleet.— They are to be completed in three years, allowing six months for seasoning. • The illi(ford, of 74guns, and the Lavinia Frigate, buildiog at Mesrs..l.seoe's Duck-yard, at Milford Haven, will he completed for launching in the early part of November.: These are, the first Ships of War ever built in Wales. The Nightingale, Pylades, Kite,and /FizardSloops, are ordered to be prepared for immediate service at Sheerness. The Impregnable, of 98guns,building at Chatham, is to be finished for immediate launching. In addition to the vapid augmentation of the two and three decked Ships and .Frigates which our Navy has recently experienced, Lord &Alum has built, equipped, and commissioned the following Sloops of War, a class of Ships much wanted in the service, and all of which were put upon the stocks sineethe be ,ginning of April, last, viz. stow. Guns. ContontJders. Wizard, - Copt. lin, PA Luta. Star, . 16, Capt. SimPses. Raven, . .6, . Capt. Hitow!4. Osborn, • 16, • eitpt. BuitisY. Kite. . 1(1, . Capt., jAmrs. The Captain of an American veshel, mounting 00 guns, on his passage from St. Domingo to Philadel phia, fell in with the Dart Schooner, late Tender to the Stork. Sloop of War, and very wantonly fired into her; a smart anion ensued, and continued for some time, when the Stork came up, 'and poured a destroEtive fire into the American, on which she struck her colours : the Master was ordered on board the Sloop, and after a severe reprimand for the,itn propriety of his condet ? was permitted to proceed. Within twelve months thirteen Vessels belonging to Baltimore, and worth upwards of 900,000 dollars, have been captured by French or Spanish -Privateers. The American Armed Ship Jane, with convoy from St. Domingo,. was lately taken by a French Privateer, by hoarding, off Cape Maize, after an ac tion of an hour. •The Jane was re-captured by the Mahon, and there is reason to hope that the Priva teer likewise fell into her hands. The Committee of Lloyd's having informed the Lords Conamissionees of the Admiralty that many of the Fleet expelled from the Leeward Islands are much in want of men, and short of provisions, &c. their Lordships have been pleased to ~e=nd dire. ipus to Admiral CORNWALLIS, and Rear-Admintl Thrum to cause every possible assistance, to be given by their Cruisers to the ShipS of the 'Convoy that may stand in need of it: The Jane, :arrived at Shields from. Revel, has hreught accounts that 14,000 men were, on the 9th instant, embarking at that Port for a secret Expedi den Transports, With an equal Timber of Troops, were daily expeaed there from St.' Petersburg's, ,when, it is added, they were to proceed to their place of destination, under the orders of Count TOLSKOY, ; By letters received from Weymouth, we under stand. that Mr. BRAITHWAITE, (a Gentleman well known in the rnechanical line) has arrived ( at that place for the purpose of re , :overing the 'specie lost in the dbergavenny East Indianian, which has been at tempted hitherto with no Oka. - 'Copy of a Letter written by 'BONAPAti•rt, in De eember,-1793, to the. National Convention, \viten in his 25th year, addressed to ROBEsrtitatts; jun. Fax- RON, RICHARDS, BARRAS, and SALICETTI ttl'llltN RIPRESZKTATIVIS t " It is trorn the held of glory (Toulon), treading in the blood of traitors, that I announce to yon, with 4 40) 1141 heart, that your orders are executed, and France ts re. vengrd. Neither .;ex nor age have been spared. Those who had not been hurt, or had only been itnimeti by the Republican cannon, have been dispatched by the sword of litunty and the bay.thet Health and admirmiort, LOW Tug lIONA PARTE, CCozen Satilculotte." FALSTA FY. Th e Public oft - have rattiof seen Ai coarse in uttirance, manners, mien, As if from earliest days be knew No other than his ruffian crew. But, with a shrewd rell:iting mind, And humour's native force combinid, Kiting, to Stt A K . SritAR a's meaning right, Exhibits' a degenerate Knight, Witt) seems to make no empty . vaunt , • That 'Mit he jok'd with John or GAUNT*, And well might Princely lint. entice By wit and mirth, with all his vice. + Second Part of Henry IV, Ad 34, Scene 2d. P.Y IWO U7ll , SEPT. 27. Last evening', the ROYAL FAMILY honoured' the Theatre with their presence again. The house was tilled in every part.. This morning, soon after seven o'clock, his nzsTY, accompanied by Count..MU3STER, General FITZROY, Colonels TAyr.,Oti. and 130ENaTT, walked on the 'Turnpike Road as far as the Turnpike,Gme, The German Legion passed His IVIAtEsTy on their march to Southampton. They haltei ,:11‘Ited His M A JESTY, 'which being over, Hip MAJESTY C‘inr versed with several" of the °dicers, and they then proceeded on their march. His M ‘JEsTY than took several turns ,upon the k.4platiade, till the Mail air rived from London, when His MAJEsTy retired to SC9II after eleven o'clock the IlovAt 4 Fl'ottr.y.set off liar Fail Doaouss-rett's salt it ton-Abbey. Their MAJESTIES' went in their tray yelling carriage . ; the PitiNcEssus in coache4. They were, followed by. POUnteis Ladies 'BUIXELEY and Tityiutg, the ,Equerries and de-Camps, Count MuNsTaa, Lord and Lady PAU.... LErT,. and several others. On their arrival A the Noble Earl's mansion a great concourse of people were assembled from the -neighbourilig vilinges• to see them. They alighted, from their carriages, and proceeded to view the beautiful pleasure-,rounds and gardens . ; with which they appeared haly de lighted. The : servants of the Noble Earl appeared in new liveries, and the in:)st splendid preparations were Made for the reception of the ROYAL PARTY: A number of cooks, confeaioners,' and others, were .broUght froth London to make the entertainment it the most splendid style possible. At three o'clock' the ROYAL FAMILY sat down to a most sumpttiou , i dinner. We lament the Noble Owner of the mansion cannot enjoy the good things of it, as he.. is so ex tremely affli&ed with the gout, that he has lost the use of his limbs, and when he moves it is in a chair , with wheels, and a servant draws it. Ninety beds are made up, but the Party is so numerous that they, are not sufficient. MILTON ABELY, SEPT. tN.—Early this morning His MAJESTY, with several attendants, took on air , ing on horseback in the pleasure grounds. After breakfast the Royal Party took an airing in the Park, andever Earl DoitcnEsTatt's estate, His MAJESTY, Princesses AUDUSTA, SorkitA, and AMELIA, rode on horseback. , The QUEEN; Princesses ELtEAneftt and IVlAttv; attended by Countess ILCIIESTER and Lady THYNNE, went in two carriages. They were accompanied , by Lord and Lady PAULETT, General Fitzaoy, Colonels TAytoi, HOWARD,: BURNETT, CAMPBELL, and STEWART. The ROYAL FAMILY will leave Weymonth at five eclock On Friday morning. They will , dine .at Hartford Bridge, and they are expeaed to arrive at Kew the same evening, about eight , or nine o'clocki FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER. Fashion nevethada more limited sphere to move to thane,' present. Those elrgaories who give the have not ) , :e, re. turned to town, and a sort of hwerterum prevails in tiie fashionable world. The Court Mourning has also contributed not a little to damp the flinty and restrain the wantlerings,a the tickle goddess. The follt , wing appears to be the only changes of moment. For full dress, white crape with bugle ar jet.ornatne s n ; ts, , grey zlovca and ; hats, with hit e pi ume white iIItiNAJIS, with jet Cialeldleilti, and blade or white bugle tiara, for young ladies will prevail. Urey sat snets, with jet ornaments, will he worn by in:ttronF,.... Morning dresses of cambric-muslin, Ja i to a d, n; t bl ac k chip Inas, of the Grecian shape, will be the most pre. vail r ing dress; sleeves long, And of thin uuusl.n ; the stave Of the.gown looped upon the His Royal Highness the DUKE of Yortx rem • - ed on Saturday from viewing the Coast of Sus,o, to Oatlauds. It is said that the Earl of HARD\VICKE has ob taMed the reversion of the office of Clerk of the Pleas of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland (now held by the Earl of BUCKINGHAM/IMO' for the lives of himself and his two sons, and the survivor. THE THEATRE.—The excellent Comedy of The `School for Scandal Was the dramatic repaht of Sa turday, at Drury-lane Theatre. The chartiaers were supported as usual. WaounitTON gave a goott natural portrait of Sir Peter Teazle,' and he wanted no aid in point of spirit from Mrs. JORDAN. It ELI4TON Could contrive to obtain more ease in his demeanour, ht. would be a verb gOod Charles, but there is too much appearance of aileeted careless ness and tyf studied grace. He is also too slow and formal in his utterance; but, however, there is a bustling spirit under all, which enables tutu to be etredive. The Audience was numerous, and the Comedy excited much entertainment. SMITHEIELD.MARKET, MoNDAY, SKrt. 30. Tliii day's Market was amply supplied with (lir ferent kinds of Cattle ; the prices did not support Friday's Maiket ; and the business done Wail `q't'y' considerable. Straw is still on the decline ill Flay and Clover much the same as our h;t Iteport. The. undermentioned Prices and Number.. may be depended.on as authentie: To sink the MEd rr stone 01 81 h. Doer 4 s. eil. to 4s Ott..-Iklutt,,m 4s, 03. to ss, oo .—ves. Se. od. to 6s• oci..--Potti 4..(t. to 0. t. 41., 80a5t52974.--SheoP 19.740.--‘:41vc53,, — 1 V 430. 4.11.11TUP1E1.11 HANMARr-ET,, 114 21. zss. to 41. 1.-.4.—Sciaw 11. cos. to 21. 26.'- 4 ;loYet 4i. vs. tO Si. stl. FinsT D.M.—TheriCliet N r 0.11670 drawn a prize of 5000 1, was to ld ooe Half, one Quarter, one Eiojah, and two Sixteenth Shares, by Bien, at his Charin Ortito Ni, 4, Cornlllll, and No. 9, g-Cross where. 'No, e 147, the last 30,0001. WAS also Sold in Sharei.—Ticl:,ets and Shares are selling, warranted undniwn, evcry morning from eight to Line eclogk, an 4 every aftettwou as soon as the Drav, lug is over.