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e hate extracted the following - intelligence froth the Edinburgh Paper of Wedriesday "Greenock, Tuesday Afornint, 9 o'Clott a AU express at rived here, at three this morning, to Captain TATHAM, of the Navy, from the Sherift: Substitute at Inierary, giving an account that two large two.decked Ships, full of men, on Friday last, during a heavy gale, arrived on tine coast of-Craig. nish. One of them passed through the Sound of Lning, and must have gone oh, either to the Sound ti Mull or towards Oban ; the other came the in. ihti of Luingrand proceeded towards Cuan, through , Which there is no passage, and came to anchor ; boats went off to her in the evening, but were n permit te d to go on board;. and were told, thatif they did not stand off they would sink them. '.‘ ' t t From the place where this Ship is at anchor, ' it is evident they are completely ignorant of 'the i Coast, and no seaman there teould have taken them into ibaisitustion. Frei's thesecircumstances, there . l ei s ttrang,reason to suppose that they' are French liPs orVitai ; indeed there can hardly be a doubt b, , M 1.. : ..,,, _, J.,niACDOU CA LLi of Luting; sent this to. ttmatirt telfiverary. Advices were sent off to the i" lll, irtelle Frigate, and she 16 preparing to 'get un er w . . . . eigh..4, , . 4401'pltIE LITT 41 ER, SAMV OATH; „ 4i S lll •u'clock thi s morn i ng an express was gar, he hy.Caisiain TArstAtt, the R egu l at i ng Of. 4 laclaS73 Imo the Sheriff Sebstitntes l'avgrarY• ing . a u tter f rom m r , join( MiDoirowiL. (11 l '"lng, bearing date, Dail, isitil January. ificl, "i Irhith the following is as extra° was tut' • iiiiht in the Island of Ltiing• and Q4 Stsid ." '' —' • • lock 4 , : ,.► 4 large Ship passing, about four ,0 c , r h . t i , t i through the Sound of C uing, On my arrival 1 4 % I Side Of 1441 I got on board Of the Co. ' l . 41 0 Cliarlesion, who informed ,me a French I 17/4dteltei past him in the storm last i night; he t u n riti she was part of the French Fleet intended 0 : 444 Istiopli in Ireland ; at the same time met with ;: bn atss who informed me they went to the Ship, v o ° ,, desir t 4 them not to come near, otherwise they 1 ' Ulu lin k them. They do not allow any tpersen ‘ l , 6 i s . ? Ab oard. ALEX. STEVENsoN, in Ballnatua, ' la On of the boats. The people say the decks 1 .Isere full'of Men. t:„! thought proper to send an express to the ._;" 1 T•vni, informing the Duke of ARGYLL ) . alg 411 th e T .., i, , .. al arm. 44natutants at the Coaaty s of this 44t c a , Ship nee near Arthadd ;if :the wind (Ices , 4 nhe t to 4 y 1 4111 he North or E ast, s h e cannot get out, 70 ht , ea sily taken. The Above intelligenc e w as forwarded by 4 1)t. 'r shito4r,ll44, witliall,speed, to th e . Admiralty, entr il \Vekryss. The 114 , igistrates of tile th e ., ail. , ... kn ee ' aileetor of the Customq, were then in. ?pie: of it 1 and ,an express W.ls ordered by the i . e. / ; Pales Cutter, to Admiral GAlCottEttr at 4* t e n ths the„ Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and to • 'Meer e . • ~,,,, .co mmand i n g at Belfast. . 4 410 . le* aer was this news known in town, than all tank . T he v s Manifested a spirit worthy of themselves: mss, 414anieers turned out with the greatest reads. 4 H ere 44 circled their services wherever thiy might rsat „ 4. hit : a s t r . h eti . 4 ' Tv AUTPR RITCHER and Sons gene. 8,,, ' a ireted the Ship Noirme ; Messrs. Monti sit t , Ind CO joHN HAM; ETON and Co. and lam b /4 • et t h ie " v trert and Co. have each volunteered one - '' 'bluets the brig Hera the Sr. ihrdeetes ind t h e , , , th e 1 M e 'r'ry, being all the armed vessels in 4, 41 14 1 The . th e . 7 , S harp w Shoote rs are to be divided beteen i soh, p • 4 4 10 , • the Itreptame, the Hero, and the ti ts 1 )1 and a party from the Greenock and Port Ilt,sti, t4W Itegiment, under t h e comman d of Capt. ),,_ /4 411;. :"'s go o n b oard the Si, Andrew tes at as ‘ ,7 4 ,,,5. They a ll embarked at three o'clock; ' itiss„4 rat Gr eenoc k Regiment have mounted ' tidy ". sod b ot h Regiments are on permanent ditty, l We a! a moment' notice." lathe tave a third letter from Greenock, but it is k e i i. _ . 4441 1 Weft as the above. It was generally drab cTed filet the E nemy's Ship belonged to a Sipa. P 14 deltined for t h e N orth of Ireland, and must e b een t, end s the mated in t h e l ate heavy ygales; and tit tht t facia,. to 6 tat chapter of t h e new Negotiation - .uttrstate Napoleon the First. ) °lint° s .......„.... )144. ' a ) JAN, 25.--A rr i ved the 211egora .T ort trel IP nd the A utumn Sloop of War) fro° a hi ,OP le„ olo r i ,1 440 , trni . ..Ir.. ' .14", 23.---Last.evening arrived the ti I 11 1 1 . 4 Arra e d s hi • s . i 0, huts g ait pir iludrena Mitchell, of 1 6 guns, P c , 1 Irhi c h arc with with Convoy fount Ireland ; among i ,10: i s t , it 4 1 1 r_e_ the. following Vessels : ,ii:bet; t.c,litlitztl.4n, ijr7:l4l,tillarcis, fibril Cork, for Guernsey ; Eliza, wit tllti Niji l i , iz th, 4 l,l ) ( : t r r d t , it!rotom!l )11; Venus, navt” , , troth Or (,4.ll,L'iroi:Trik.ivi;T:i trtk!ri Vv'aite4r;Or':tt,tuietr°rPlis7ntu"rtl . iv te ti r' l e ' s n , 44'1, t, t ,,,, oss, tor Loittion; Velierdble‘ F. ti W4-1E:IS, t."3"1 I.llllplon , mi tt° i ilia I Cusiy, etinpbell: fivlit ditto, Ica E err" S. ~I :d1 1 0 )0 , be riff" SP ai i 41 . Ce it 1 1 .10 e tIOC P Y~j s43 Y it 'figo of psc o ff: 4 1 1 11l Also airiveci the r,ttiltEe.af lircrfr TaAvit!iit., with bale goods; groceries, Sc . e: from -Londan, for this Port and Penzance ; - and the: Good I.l4ntrab, Claus Tits, from §t. Ives, for London. The Brig ll46, of Liverpool, Capt. PHILLIIii, from Cork, for London, with bale goods and provi. glans, drifted on shore last night, in the gale at East, on the Rocks near Pendennis Caitle, nearly at high water. About ;00 casks of provisions have been landed from her; and it is expeaed that the remainder part of her cargo will be saved ; shotild the weather get Moderate, it is hoped that the Veatel will be also got off. SHEERNESS, JAN. 25.-Arrived the Galt) Sloop Of War from Hull, with three new Praams under convoy, ' built at that place, to be fitted out at this Tort. Daring the gale of yesterday and last night se. veral accidents have occurred amongst the small craft and boats ; but have not been enabled to gain as yet any coned information thereof. A Court Martial , is this day assembled and held on board La Chiffolne, in the Harbour, on Jacob Collins, Seaman, belonging to the Sterfrien Sloop, for deserting from the said Sloop. Particulars per 'next. • , Ships at this Port,—.Zealand, Ramillies, PenelePe, Caine, La Chifibnne, Jason, %Vinchilsea. Ceres, Orestes, Bea- Gaigo, Scorpion, Mercator armed *Ship, Adder Gun- Vessel, with several Gun-brigs, Fire-vessels,- Bomb.ten. Praams., . !` • 'PAPERS 'Itti.ATIVE TO THE DISCUSSION WjTH SPAIN IN 1103 and ISO 4. (Concluded frowyerierdgy'i Su N.j ,No. XXII:. Order from the Lords Commissioners of ;be Admiralty to the Hon. W. COILNWA LI: is, Admiral of the White &c. &c. &c. dated the 18th Sept., (Most Secret e ) By &c. You are hereby required and - diredted to give immediate orders to Rear. Admiral Cochrane, to continue the bleickade'of the Port of Ferrol - with the utmost vigilance, nor 'only with die 'vieW of pre_ venting the French' Squadron' from escaping from that Port, but tikewist - with a view of preventing any of the Spanish Ships'of War front sailing from Ferrol, or any additional Ships of War from enter. ing that ,Port ; Tina if, in cmpequence of your Cot. respondence with. 'Rear.AdMiral Cochraoe, you should be of opinion that the Force tinder the Rear. Admiral is not' adequate to' the purposes abOve mentioned; you are without delay ro reinforce the Squadron under his command, and measures will be taken, with all possible expedition,' to 'cod out to you a sufficient number of Ships to replace the Force which you may so detach. ." You are to send intimation to the Spanish vernment, through Rear.Mtuiral Cochrane, of the instruetions you have given to the Rear.A3 niral, and of your determination const:quence thezetil to resist, under the present circumstances, 'the sail. ing either of the French oeSpanish Fleets, if any attempt fur that purpose sliquid h..• made by either of them. • And. whereas inform3tion has been received that some Frigates 'ire speedily expecleA to arrive at . Cadiz haded with treasure from Sauth America, vott are: tti lose no time in ; detaching two. of the Frigates under your command, with orders to their Captains to'proceed with all possible dispatch of Cadiz and '.the-entrance of the Straits, and to use their hest endeavours, in conjunaion with any of His Majesty's Ships they may find there, to inter. cept, it possible, the Vessels in which the above. retentione.l treasure may be contained, and to detain them until His Majesty's pleasure shall be further known. Given, lec. 18111 Sept. t So+. (Signed), J. GAMIIII• J. COLPOYS. P. PArroty• To„the lion. W. Cornwallis. Actruir4l of the White, &c. off Brest. By &c. J. BAILiOW. No. XXIII.--Copy ofa Letter from W. NlAlsotw, Esq. Secretary of the Admiralty, to the Senior Officer of Hts Majesty's Ships off Cadiz, respeeting the Detention of Spaitish Ships with treasure, dated Admiralty-Qhfice, 19th Sept. 11304. (Secret.) Sir—My Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty hiving ordered the Hon. William Cornwallis, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Shipi and Vessels offs Brest, to send imtnediately two Frigates to cruize off*Cadiz and the entrance of the Straits, for the purpose of intercepting and detaining, until His Majesty's pleasure s h a ll Ise further known, sonse'Frigates which are speedily ravened to arrive at Cadiz, loaded with treasure front South America ; I have it in command from their Lordships to signi. fy their direction to co-operate by every means in your power with the Captains of the two Frigates which may he sent out by Admiral Cornwallis, as ebove.mentioned, in carrying the orders they have received from the said Admiral into execution. in ease of your falling in with the Vessels hay. ing•the said treasure on j.roard, it is•their Lordships' diredinn that you use your hest endeavours to detain therm until further orders. I am, Sir, your most humble Servant, WM. MAILADIM %slot Officer of His Majesty's Ships crnizing off' Cadiz. No. XlV.—Copy ola Letter from W. MA a :Dam, Fqq. , the Commanders ht Chief in the Mediterrane a n, the Leeward Islands t and famaica, dated dhe 19th Sept. tBe 4 . My Lord--I have it in command from my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, to send you here. with the copy of their Lordships' order of yester. day's date, to Admiral Cornwallis, respelling the Blockade of the Port of Ferrol, and to signify, their dkedion to you, to take, such measures of recall: , Bart as may be nemseitry lot opposing or counter. offing any hhstlle attempts of the Government or Subjeds of Spain against. his Ma jesty't. ijorninions Of lilt trade of His Majesty's Subjeds, within the tunics of y our command. Your Lordship is, however, not to etilrer any 24 of hostility u; al;gression (with the excaption.ot d e itaikti:yg i For Further!Orders, ".ihtvs tciving trescnre on V;(3-ard . belonging -to tht Spant,n be committed by Ships under your comm tOtitatti9 the Dotrtinions 'or Sohjeitic of SpAin until you receive further 'orders, or until your 1,-;rdship have received, from uncluektionable authority, posiiive inhumation of Hostilities having been committed by the ..,tabjee.is of Sphin against His Ma. jetty's interests. . • I have the Honour. to be, &C. W. MARstnit. Vice. Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson, K. B. Similar Letters to Vice-Admiral Sir. J. T. Duckworth, K. B. lamaica.—Cominodore Sir Samuel Hood, K. B. Le ward islands. No. XXV.—Copy of an Order to the Hon. Admiral Co_ w off Brest, for detaining Ships laden with Naval or Military Stores, dated the 2.ith Sept. zSo4. By, itc. In addition to our secret orders to you of the t Bth instant, for detaching two of the Frigates un. .der your command to cruize off Cadiz 'and the en.. trance of the Straits, for the purpose of ,intercepting and detaining the Veisels therein mentioned, ex. peded shortly to arrive with treasurefroM South America, you are 'hereby required ind diredied to give orders to the respedive Captains and Com ' inanders of all His Majesty's Ships and Vessels un der your command, to keep 'a vigilant look our, and upon falling in with any Spanish Ships or Vessels laden with naval or Military stores, to detain them, and either to send or bring them into the 'nearest part in England, there to remain until Flis Ma listy's further pleasure ihall be knOwn s trespekting them. You are also to, dire& the said Officers, that, upon their bringing or sending into port any Spanish Vessels laden with naval 'or military ' stores as above-mentioned; they transmit to out "Secretary, for our information, an accotint of their having so clone. Given under our hands the zsch Sept. 18o¢. (Signed) MaLvit4E. J. COLYQY9• P. PATTON. ' l l`o the Himourahle Wm. Cornwallis, • • AdmireLof the White, &c. off &est. By Command of their Lordships, . W. MARIDIttI. No. XXV I.—Copy of an Order to the Senior ()flied . off -• *Cadiz, dated' zsth Sept. 18.34: In k addition to our Secretary's liztter. to you,of: the, i9th instant, for detaining, till further ortders,, - the Ships which were expeeled to arrivo ofF . Cadiz,, :loaded with treasure. from South America, ypu are hereh'y : required and direCted„ upon falling in with any Ships or Vessels laden with naval or military stores, to detain them until. His Majesty's further 'pkessure shall be known respefling them. • Oven under our,fiands the, zsth Sept„ i 894., , . J. OAM 13 Iti R.. .t, J. CoLeors. , . • . P..FATTOIi f TO the Senior Officer of HiS Majesty's . - Ships cruizing off Cadiz. By Cuinioand of their Lordships, W. MAtioris. No. X XVll..;—Copy of an Order to the Commander in Chi'. in tho. ,Mediterrauean, the- Leeward islands, and jaman,4,6.teti the isth Sept: 404: In • Adition .to our Secretary's Letter to your Lordship of the Igth instant, diretting you to take such measures of precaution as may be necessary for 4,;posing or counieratting an y hostile attempts of the Government or subjeAs of Spain, and, to detain, for further orders, Ships having treasure un board belonging to the Spanish Government; your Lord. ship is hereby required and.direded to. give orders to the respative Captain« and Commanders of all His Majesty's Ships and Vessels under your cum. rtirid, to keep a vigilant look out, and, on falling in with any Spanish Ships or Vessels laden with naval or military stores, to detain them until His: Majesty's pleasure shall be known respeAing them. Given under our hands the asth Sept.. 1804. J. GAMRIER. • . toI.POYS. P. PATTON., Lord Viscount Nelson, K. IL Vice Admiral of the White, .& c, Mediterranean. By. Comman d of their Lordships, • . . . W. MARSDEN. • Similar Order to Vice Admiral-Sit 1. T. Duckworth, K. B. fantaica.—Commodore Sir Saunuel Hood, K. B. Leeward Islands. ' • No. X; i KVI 11. —Copy of a Letter from WILLI AM, Nina s DIN, Esq. to the did - event Commandets in Chicf of His -Majesty's , Ships, on •the subject of the Detention of the sanish Vitssels c dated Admiralty-OK:0, asth Nov. 1804: Spanish Vs cls,daml Adinirahty_QMc, zthl Nov. z 504; Sir—it appearing that some misapprehension has been entertainawith regard to the nature and ex. tent of the precautionary orders issued by my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, for the detention, under certain. circumstances, .of Spanish Ships of War; I have it in command from their Lordships to signify to you, that you are not to detain, in the first instance, any Ship belonging to His catbo« lic Majesty sailing from a port of Spain ; hut you aro to require the Commander of such Ship to ,re. turn direeily to the port from whence he came, anti only in the event of his refusing to comply with such requieition, you are to detain and send Aim to Gibtaltar,or to England. I am 'further commanded to signify their ditec. tion to you not to detain any Spanish, homeward. bognti Ship of War, unless she shall have treasure on Wait], nor Merchant Ships of that Nation, however laden, on any'account whatever. I am, &c. W. MAttstittat. No. XXlX.—Extrad of a Lotter from Rear Admiral coca - RANI to WILLIAM lvlAitso.Ent, Esq. dated on board His Majesty's Ship the Northumberland, off Ferrol, dated t9tlx August 1804. . _ ' As they (the French Ships) continue to receivo supplies of men by land from France, I conceived it my duty to write to the Captain General of this Province, ,a Copy of which Letter .1 here inclose, together with his Excellency's Answer, from which their Lordships will see that there is little prooped of a stop being• put to the parties of French soldiers and seamen passing through the Country to join their Ships at F:!trol. His Majesty's Ship Northumberland, off Ferrol, 19th luty, aO4. Sir—l think it proper to acqu tint your F,:xcel. lency that the French Governrneut have lately sent parties of Soldiers across Spain from Malaga, in order, to reinforce their Squadron lying at the port, of Ferrol ; and that they are now sending detach. ;mitts of gaiorten, from ten to fifteen in each party, atong, the - Coast s from Rochefort and Illyormr, for the barn: purpose, Ono - division z) already arrived lierro , anti anotT;er trPI at SAtan cr On t he rzth CLIITC!it. As qv! counten‘mcing .ucli proceedings in a tral Count'ry is direlly contrary to the s establishea Lawb of NAtions, I hope I have only to criake it known to your- .I;;:xcellency, to induce to `give orders to stop th,,w. parties of men fr,,in proceeding,. to Karol through the Pro ince under your Excel. lency's Governmenti and that you r lca! , :ed to signify this requisition of mine to the Governors of the Provinces between this and the Frontiers of France, that due. measures May be taken to prevent so direa a breath of Neutrality. I have also to beg that your Excellency will be pleased to lay this request of mine before Ills Ca.. drake Majesty's Ministers at Madrid. I am, &c. A. CGCH R Arc Ir. His Excellency Don Francisco Oebraneo, Captain-General Corunna. Corunna, Tuly 21, 1804. Sir--I have received your Letter of rii c in . staot, relatiVe to the intelligence which you have received respelling the detachment - of certain num. biro of Soldiers.and Sailots being sent fr France to join theFrenchScitiadrOn at Ferrol. As I have but very recently taken On me the command of Captain-Qerrer,d, I can only at presenr ' say to your Excellency, that I will tske the precut. tions necessary in such cases tvl , enever they in3y happen, and as according to thz. Laws of 'Mil...tali ty, which it is my wish to observe, ao:1 hich aro expressly recommended in me .by the t?-yai Ottierl' to that cifeo ;, and Is'y post I have c•.;:lutilirtiCai. ed to His Catholic :1 1 / 2 .iajesty's" Ministers the con ten.4 of ynur Leitcr;ll.s,.yqu Oesjfe. 1 'have, , itre. FR XIVCIS.C.r) OCTARAKErae To His Pxcellency Rear-Admir,tl Coartme, otc. &c. No. XXX,—Extrail. of a Later from the Hon. near-Ad rnirat,!Cocita Ariz to tht: Hon. Admiral CORNIVALLIi, dated idr.Vorrol, Sept, 3, 1804. I ineloSe a Report .just made me of the'state of the French Squadron at. Fert'd ; also that of the Spanish Ships. From this, anti other circonLtnct:k, I am lea.to believe, that mere than usual exertions are now (making tomp,nlplere thern fousea. A party of inen arrived last night from ruiner, and many more are on the ~.road. ;Two hundred Cannoniers have lately jnined. (inclosurc in No. XXX.) • List of the Squadrorr,of SpaniSti Men of War fitting at Ferrol. Neptune San ; o, .ugus tin IVOnarLa PRIC>JO 'Verige3Tlto BrueV/a U mu) so A - Pon Caetono 13841-r commands this Force.—:- Provisioned for chrt.e owntits, 73 guns. F - NUM- Ship ) 2 4 CUl'Vetto;) No. XXXI.—ExtrA of a Letter from the Hon.. AOrnird Cue El ANN to WM, MARS , LN, Esq. dated off retiol, the nth Septernber, Be pleased to acquaint the Loriis' Commissioners of the Admiralty, that in consequence of the hostile aspett of the French and Spanish Squadrons at Ferrol,_ I have judged it right to detain the Illustrious.— There d..es not remlin any doubt that the intentions of the French, Spani..h, and Dwell Ship of W.sr arc to as together; and duce first. rates are expeit id from Cadiz, their Lordsliips . will, I hope, ap. 'prove of my concentrating, the 14'urce I have under my orcierl. No. XXXll,—F.xtrrti'l of, a Letter ,frorrt Rear-Achnira Caen K A Ns. to the Hatt. Admiral Conmw A Li. ts, dated ott 'boatti 111$ Majesty's Ship Ihe'Nortitutareilictat, Oft Verro!, the asst Oetaher, 16 4. • • The Spanish Ships here arc in the same stat e R A when I wrote last. I now ic.clme the most corten List that can be obtained of th-ir situation, by which you will perceive that the are All in a state fit for service. A List of all the Ships of War in the Port of Ferror s • 06tober i Bo+. ColKeption Gulls. Rama . • 120. Iti good order, vvitholit rnastS . ; guns all oh Loard in the ursonak La Prince clAsturias• • 123 :Newly repaired. do, La Meixrcano • 120 ng(wia Order do. CI.O. La St. Fernando - Ail old sliip n e w ly repa i red,. La Neptano 84 Rigged, and in good ord er , i n La Monar 6 74 ditto, Ai...chat—Complete. • • tto, ditto, ditto. Lii Sr . Augustin - 74 .Do. sails fist, old ship, dittd. La St. Juan Napanesceno 74 Jut out or dock, in order La Mantanes - 74 1 Itgood order, ten years La St. I', ldefonso 7+ Thirteen) , ,ti z p., ; o ld, La St. 'Francisco tlcAsis 74 In noek s und Iws had a thoroligh repair. 74 Sails -ver'y fut, Old, beet lie order. • -0 , 64 , Old, but in good ardor. 74 00. hut in order for service. • '.. 64 Do, .44 rriptcr. 44 . Ordered to be Jacked for inediate service. . 44 •New. Never beenat Sea. Com.. pletely Itigud and Ready f. 4 sea, 44, !si gnod ortle.robout to years old LA St. Fenno La St., Vulg4naia I.a ()rit:nte: La St,,4ulian La Eirtmaida La Flom • La Prueb4 L , Ventenz La Diana Lit Pila 74 . Iti ‘ . (14.1!.1 ordcr •„ :10 the 4ticnai there nre sixteen ox eighteen C ttn-boatskrvri tying a long 2.4-pi)under, and '3orneu cod?. VIM.: tog rho last ; War they . had tloating Batteries, carrying front eight to , ten long-24. pounders, with a Furnace for heating ,h ot. . :0 4 0 ,of alum lay at Rides tly mast of thi: War. No. XXXII!. E xtraCt of a Letter from Rear-Adm. Coca- RANt to the Honourable Admiral coRN r,t.ie dated on board His Majesty's Ship the Northumb;:rland, uif fcr rol, the aSth Ottober, 1804. The Spanish Line of Battle Ships are ih a state so as to be , ready in a few days. The halting of big. cuit goes on; all their ovens are at. work ; niust of the water is on board ; and the Ships are kept in a tnoreitntntdiate state Of SetViCC than they have been ,tor a twelve.month past. The Duguaytronita wilt be out of the dry dick next, spring tide ; when the, Reciontable goes in. The Fourieux is nearly ready, tó come out 'of Alit Bi s in. I have reason to think that they have now a auficieney of men int lour of their Line of Bat tie skip s , if not the whole. Patties continiie ts.t ar, rive from France. xis+ . toilkt Cor years sgatiiA the titici n Acta i ,( 1;311 to t i ij2 hiS Life 6 , ince labour bi 4 wants denie,i, it upoiove Not 114 N a, 4.a.n Vry Share. The great demand from the Country fur Tickets and Shiites has not been .ecinidleil since the first establiihrnent of Lotteries. Au Oiliee.k,e , , , er in cornhill paid for letters, by 01/C t ub'', a f ev ,„, d„ p , agcy, nine pounds thirteen shillings,