The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-13 00:00:00

rtorasesl peace tstablislrment, and tite enornrott's necessary to support it,. - agricul - ,- 4ttral intetesi ought to be relieved, and if this :avert! accomplished by the. means of temporuty ioins, - Dv. by touching the Sinking Fund, the Go vernment would not he guilty of at breach of faith !with. the Sto , ltbohler, More than it - I.Yoniti be.st lilt the rest of the IlAtitllly if this svere . not done, and 'the tVar Tax' cs were eontiotted, ‘vhtelt Parliament inn' solemnly pledged itself should terminate Ott Mile retort pi' Peace. Mr. Yowat.e entered his protest against the af. hieltittad b&en made to tepresent the too.. "Do .: ,, ..d Pewee Establishment. as that which wits to ire pi!riminent, tie thought the •Pe.t . ce the most ;t iorious itt our annals. The Estalihshment in conteniplatiolt was but .for the prosent vear, and t totfp..vience of former flint's WAS StlfllC:ellt tie PrOve. 4 1Ar it Waii inn in the first - year atter the ter. ininat ;Ott of a war that the country eould expect to };:tin its proper Peace I.',,stablishtnent,. Lord Nu Gw; ~ 'ottileuttictl the proposed peace establishment', as unconstitutional tuii4 ItnnVeeS• tary. Mr. Jones hooped the distress of the landed in iwrest.sent:lll be telietelli atilt the Property Tax, f it-rrinit be revived, would be so revised that it 11~►uhl not press ileliViiy on Cite agrieultare of the country, mut took oreu ton to declare Ministers appeared to him todeserve thv best thanks of the station, for haring raised it to its present glory. Alderman Anti tts thought it tvotild helm. politic to repeal the lisoary Laws, and expressed against the Property Tax. it 1111 S TlCCesg . riry (0 revive it, he hoped it would, in many respects, be modified, or lie could ont .pledge hitwell to cons:Alt to it, the' other Avdr tuxes were 'carried into the Pe:l , ,:e Intent. „Lord CASTLEXRAGII said the House had Aran -44.,ted trout !he ipfrittiou ; and the Parlivneutitry dexterity slims) oti the other side of the House had represented the expellee of the lint year after the ;:occlusion of it Peace, which ryas admitted tobe the most glatimis ever concluded, to le pelotas !newly necessary to our security. Writ' the PcTtee, a cott.derable part of the Supply called for of 29 wor 30,000,000/. had nothing to do, hut was as . di4- tinct front the real Prace Establishment, at any of the votes come to in the last Session for carrying on thewar. it must necessarily take a considerable time to bring ns to our Peace Establishinent-it would take some time to disembody the Militia; a longer time to break up the.regithir establish thent„ and a still longer to bring home and reduce our navy. He had ,looked very einVirly Oyer the estimates, but he saw an item of l';201) . .000/. for tratp3 which, on their Pet MO trout where th 'y now were, would at once be ilishatidett. The Ntvy would in Inture call f0r,23,000 men. 'in the pre• sent vear, supplies wereneecsstrily I'c/quirk:lf tar 2,3,060. Redurtal 10,000, as it Would speedily be, the diminution of its numhers would gke a saving of at least 2,000,0001. out of the 5,000.0,64/. Arbieb was its pfpseilt estimated . experice., ~the repayments to the Bank caused' tin expentlit!ire of tille million and a half, which would tint occur twilit) ; the 2,000,0001, paid as interest on Ex chequer Bills--the 2;500,0001. for .inistella mous services, aml the 2;000,0001; tor the Otd.. valley, nett: not to be coinsidered at permanent th,trgt.s ; and here he had at ones pointed decle lioni from the total stqlply to the alumna of 8 or t o PPoioool:iit low On this otacesiun the coml. itil which the Gentlemen opposite had to 411; , nently'tleolared to lsc its a most dangerous sitna on. rains represented to be in a state Of perfect licpyri I,y , in order that they might argue ugaitt , t • lie Peace listablithinent with greater acct. He owever would contend, that when all the other 1 countries in Europe sere strutted . ttl n'considcfable txl cot, it would not be politic for this country to be the only one that cinched to take sod' it pre !:alitioo. At the proper able he W4l.' ofillhig to etnopArt: th,e lireeut PeoeeEitabihbnietie tvith t', t rut 1792, and to explain every instance in' which that had been dLparted from. Ali. Pitt 'bail trc spently expressed much regret for having sidlered that estitblfslllllEnt to go so . tow, and he (Lord Cattlertagh) now deprecated that policy, and Ittiped, la the event of another tsar' breaking ottt, fli t s country would not, have to 'Mike sn'stopen 7 'dons awl onnakiral nut effort to create an arnty as it had bent compelled to Mike, in the last; 'lir' form Ow With which we had con!ineretl peace. li e would noW 1001‘ back to the ptiace cat 1602., 'rite force then kept np attenuated to 23,000 men for 'hat nil, and 47,000 for En g land. „ The army now `46 be kept up'in Irehottl (much as'ite wished that .great no•astorc so often under their consideration 'could tale effect) sea's, he thought it must be ad `,pitted, no more than was necessary, and the troops f,r England were fewer than the number 'whiolt' Pialiament had already to place on the Pemee Loablatnent in 1602 ; and tewer thint, fte thougist ought to be kept up if he slid regard the rtio.ll ill I, ll rllllCe . as available for serf ice here or cl,;,•.eltere. The fares; kept up in 1792 would be iirsatieleitt for (Air pl'eriiillt Peace Establishment, Stui,ets - we broke up our most , sotittable military ist. siit ',dons, and relingaiitted many of the import . zAtit 'at Inisitions tve. had mink : determined to pra t ert oar empire, fewer thou hetteccri 13 or 14,000 ilitmary would not splice to do the duty of ourgar~ ri3ons, dockyards, &c. No Inccn (it tietr:reVenue would depend upon such a force be irt ; e , kept op, and this dispensed with from' mis t . kv ii i .`cli up of economy, new borthens Must Of He •ee,,iiy be imposed vot he country . to make goad the ikticieney %Milich Would arise ,trinn : the exisiirig tlaties being iniperfeetly ityleti. Of' Ow VS gr: f)f4 . ,!!.,1.r.) sue!) to he kept 110, ik .telith must 'he de- . ;hit:Evil front their number for non-effectiVes.' 1 If Ithiitters Wished to keep their places (at it Was etrt.:'itlly suppescd they did) it 'oust be tkcir fib, . jt•.ct 'St) study economy, nut to Tinsman tue public by - fa.r.,,,e measures of rtlrenchment, but to found s lie pi asperity of the country on its greatness, and l'it At ea4;leSS on its strength. . . '-_-,,t e , r'4,.„,,, , 55y -said a few words, after which 1 tiii: itesolittious of the Chancellor of the Exche- fto,:l* xe4.yllut, and carried: , , ~,, ti.- ; ,, Z 1 It` 4.. i .: W r A ti UENORK, it t the reques‘otthe Homer' .p„.0 4 ,,,,avt2' the -r:onsideration of part of the Navy ii l ;4;ins,Ates !ill tti-ntorrnm; and tater some rri n t.ine bits...tress arc ;louse adjourned .at 141114ast eleven', REMENIMiIt TO-MORROW, VALENTINE'S DAY , FW1Tt.t.. 1 , 4 4E, M.t.1);.;; TWO vrt.l,Zl.;': Of ‘2 , i,095) (4CINEAti, '('Wt) Novi; of 9.0 ono pot;;;OS, IN Tills Lorr,Atv. NOT TWO 111 ANF.S TO %* : Tlis.letigth at the Del;:ttv teas excicvlect a number Pf'er , fides inken(led for i)ut)lication.. MAILs. AstaivEn-1 e watt' twit!. France, .1 Lis 11411tbUrt01, Ourrnary and Jersey. PRICE 0, 'VMS DAY AT r , o:ELyt; 4.'cL , lec.. liatilt *lnk, !,v!i., 15.1ifis t 2s. 34 pr. i pur l't•ot. Ittal. (31)} I'.y.t•ttriz. Ili!la t Is. (lin. 131.1". i pm f 'vitt. C 911%. 61 i i 4 iiiirtstim, Itil .1 ree Ct,lti, it; j} Ditto int'4• 7 aretietit, N!,.tr. WV, :: pet. t rot. N•iryAlitii Ili i I t.:,,,11. forAccJwit, GI i 62 tit; 114..4 L. ..ii,:.. 13- 4 ;3• 4 lii'lls 4 wrzyritit ATJ.ONI)(iN 1111.1DC.;1:, 'f'n-:11()11111411'. INl:oritifse, 1 tolaute after 5. I Evertime, i,tt i ) . utlti FAC.5l::if AillnkT? N 1)()N. 71 747 .5' DAY; FE Ii 1: (1 1;Y ►s►r,. We can confidently state that (node's have been given for disentbo,dying, in tie course of th e pre sent tiptitth, the tritole of the tiiilitia which re iniiiitellcathodic(l after the hit arfrillgelllellts re specting this.valuahle service, Ott in the lionso of Commons last night, as i!eetioilitic," the It inalici;tl of the Country, atitl the tiltt!rior Viewyrof the (invent. tireitt;mayrunl: among -the most important in our Paylninitlitary history. eandtmv of his ex position, and the contidenee:with which throW3 'ALMS& upon the sense of the Country kre most honourable to the CHANCELLOR of the Ex CHB - 411 Ea ; anti the distinctness of his plan, embrtc. ing iss it does 011 the complex and comprehensive machinery Of 001' stupendous political ~, q tet, ,. ;i.t ny creditable. to his abilities, as the patriotic objects unfolded in his aim are worthy of the British Alinister. There is ,nn misunderstanding this;setilfaetory elucidation of Otirtuttionalcond*.ion : there is no otihreprcsentiroz the scope' of rile . IntastireF; All the former thsplAys A sit getlCllll, 111'0$111 . 1'it y ; the. h.ttv t . ! h e Omens to' he employed rdlivring 'the partiut u•hich so cut ire in no- politi cal reLtious h.ts naturally, caused, and, for rtqiiiting OUT scale o f expizodittire g-attually rind u.i,vly tit thc . lovt.est ikrumint couiiitettt '%,;vitit the t n o:ttart of the times and the sefety„ of Llte r 'eippire. "Thee :are roteLl6illg prOPpeCtS. The reduction of taxeb—the of I)‘thlic. eitrtaihmot of expritee*, 7 —the firiit establittionent of not ional,credit—relluf to the 11141004 kt elAssei tilos; opprcssett, 41td enc r 6eregefiteut — and asiist atieeto all !, ITs 'Y And What has the ingenuity of Opposition found fo .,.. tlepteei;itc this angpioioni ' era ? '1 th-it 9.,„010,3341. for Ireland (together: - about 29i- miitions). is a great stun for sttilities of the year, MU! quite pro. digious,, es. a Pra , :i. mina, But it it not the Peare ECtitbli4:ltlttfilt ; anti as T.Jorti CAVrt, ' RRRAciTI -SO etily ;, deinotireated, if it a lull third more. than that Rstablibhinent will he, owing to the number of - items which enter into the account • at th.. close of alVar which • never saccur again. More, it is not denied hart our annual expendittire, ,tuust ,.. he , great. How emild it bii otlitrivi4e Hefei' 'the mighty strtiggle we have seer'et tor in;tkint: if less is indeed a pure iuveotiou, yiz. to give tip all complests, the which only producv Currants: Gibraltar which is but a feattier in the KitiG's , Crown, :Malta ,which is a barren rook the West India islands-which-are not worth keep• ing, (remember the outcry rai,,ed by the Party .about .restoring Martinique and duadalonpe), 'and we are not sure but he desires- ITS to throw itway 'lreland alio; for he ' a t leist oiliects to onr taking tlie necessary MC:MS to preSerVe that- . Country.! Admirable Politician ! These Gentlemen argue if Twenty-five Years' War bad, been ealcithited to improve out finenses, and tihninith our imposts.:. they are mistaken ; the VV:ar was for Olir indepefidenCe and existence as ti free people, and the but thens which it hat naturally etitailed upon its, n o on be. regarded as part of the price paid fOr our salcation.-:.our salvation frog) being conquered and enslaved by th 4 enemy, whom they sAppoi ted in principle anti in fact. The Wrqd oti Means are-- Unsuppiied Grants of last year 11,00(4,0110 Land and Mt& Taxes Surplus uf Censi,didatea Fund Lot teses i tr)cocio • Unexpired War Taxes Property 'fax, 3 per Crot. . ... . ..... 'Baal; 41,41 s •Ince ••• •• • ••• CA.J,OOd Total Ways and Nlkana.... 4ir7.1)6,61 . 4 1 '4'04,4 Supplies >...... 26,4104164 Sabilloo.... ---`There is no Loan proposed; and of course nO new 'faxes, :rite Agricultural Interests will 'be relieved to the amount of Four revery sticeeeding year, further (Unctions may be otdo, and other TaKes he taken oft file single objec tion that has been offered, is to the Property : Tax.. One journal cites .the Prophet •Joel against it (Joni, timmow would have answered its purpose as well), and joins the 'Party ()rpm in argnit4; ad obsard4on that it would be more pa lineable at 10 per cent. titan at 5. We • haveliot • • :TACO to-day to cuter into' tu t s controversy. All we shall bay is,. that if Ministers cannot *hew that 'this TAX, modified as it will be, is ne eeSsary-for the country'' is the best . tbit ern% be devied, will bear lightest on thepunlie, be the most equal and economical, just in its ap plication to Property, which in the end mwt I tay all taxation, and favoniable„.to the lower and depressed c1:0,11 's of. theApopul,ttion, then let' therebe - but tine voice• of - reprobation against the Ineeiiire. As tor the nonsense . nbout ten being preferable tofire per ,tent. the Ministers may ac commodate thnse who are at this opinion by teat. big it to • their 4tptiOn to Pay the highest rate I ! There WM ,a report this morning at the West end of the Town, that the KII4U of FRANCE had been assassiwitil, and it is utentioued iu the Se cood ',Edi'cion of a Morning Paper; hut we clo assure our Readers that no such rtpurt has leached Government. The "Jokers' Bulletin contitmes to affix the price of Po e.,d rue 13.11:as continue to tell at 10d. mid I j-.l(i. .Schur Woo would hriog tiJii abuse Nutter the colosiderat;oo tit would do the Peypie more good than by opposing Lai tilt 9t . Ciuertituesit., , Dem., Fr.a. I2.—Cane .down frOin the River the I ort William, IN:4ls, and Regent, It IPPLEY, fot ; Alhh/h, Baowtt,, for ditto and Ben gali : the latter has -s4ileat—the two fortnir renrala only to get their passengers and provisions on hoard: Sailed his ALut:sty's sh:p Cyi oi for India, and several more. outward-tiotitid.—‘Vitld I,lr.T l '.t. St.ion,Ttis.'s.--A molt Inc-!.=11(1101v oc;nrrence took Once. this day, la 1W o'c!ock, at blilunickoi;e. —Major John Hilies, áf nod 'Dwain, Fenton, Esti. son-in-kW to C6unsellar eiffiCertliffg iinivege Irosltti wrecked on the Tyreragh, cunst dries .N•esis conhetioenee, when, unfortunate' to rt bete,: tit, Ifirrner was hot steno.--.A.fe'vi days- ugu,- infecting sofflcplifec in the K mg 's county,. het ween . Cuptaita VV—.T.-;te rind I,.f—ke,F 4 sq.. when th 4 t4rrner wfw shot. through the tenple.'ittiti initautly, ex 4 - - • • ;Last night Lord NW\ I at) appearedAt tlie.44v of the House ot .141.)r4h,..ut0 cons4rsint with sever rt~L,Peers. , 'rile rchditikts o f A et A liae, fixed upon Monday, the instant, tor their, departur e LA the . ; Prince,LeoroLo, of SAXE , c‘AISUMILO,UitI the 34 Brother of the reigning Ile Attas horn.ol3l t he' I fit It ,Drceuilier,. 1790. His hr4it her. was: 1 1:1:4y married at Vienna to the beautiful Princess KiLts r " I lis sister is married to.theoArvisa• duke Co4.STANTINr, of • Fier Grace the Ditthesti ol.DotisAT; l‘eld. het: first Drasviii*room tOrthe season Git Ittorsday,ev en. . tug last.. lt.was Attended by all. the persons ut 4114611c/ion and tashicutahles in On Sunday morning,. Mr. IlklmtP.s, the -King's Messenger, arrivtA at Lord .11.1THUItST:S OlUce ? with= iiispitteht, from tipaiu.. , Tlic.Doris hus Itall,a remarkably tptielt.passage, , having been only 'Pi day 3 front "tripeuttialet.: sh e latex brought; 'Rune .Ales. KI N(;,;:biSter .of the dgi.: ceased Sir GLOOOti listt his Secretary ; an4l..the three Alistes,KlNG, t4sir children , afourth; =nained J.ttast,u4, ; : tlieel on do : pAscigp,ll,ll,24tli n Jettitt.lry. • - tW l';4Xtritel of. a letter dated Riga, Jan. 10,„101G (new style ). w waif will most Ills* , noil,.e its ippetttaticestry shortly. that, with the exception of r.efitied sugars, sit articles 4)1 foreign growth and. tilatinfaeture be tier, mit:ed to enter, the duty to dilicr itt proportlop as the tirade is elStitnattil of.loxttry or oectisitY." A seizure Was. last work InAtle ut, (iosport,,hy 10We Officers of Excise) it was a package landetti the-,Alattinis of liticictNonAst's yacht, cult ! , taining superb set 441 breakfisst.ellina, inade,,at Severs, in Prance. The autonskt. having - been greatly' exaggerated, we have ; tortit that its v 4r itte, including dtitiC3, iv a!}ttut ; liSUl: • TwO ettritlitS Cito , e, , i Are, it 4 to he tried in the Comlanit Pleas, tit the ,ensuitig .sittings after . One is NIJ action hr. 0414.. against .44 printer mid publisher for a._ BLit, in,4444-41CC, lAI report' at - Mussels. The other ause . ,ins i st..eur.i ovs A pp r , s l f or ,famage s for "reach of promise of moo rtage the: plaint itif is an t Luriley 4160..4141y pos sesses 6000 :. p er. annum, About 10 o'clock thisshorning,tliebtsst...Wityclo =wee removed frotsk Somersel-liouse,:stscorted= t i . po ly of the Horse Guardis u ltud 1 - deposited . 44 .1 - Coopers' Milli preparatory to the ~Ir44‘sing,c/ I : ‘tits Lott'which begittsl"o.lnore o w cid a{ t'# afterwards-another: bet of. Wheels were seen pm, sing tin oligit the City, cleat tett by a party, (if .Pgr kinder:, and Were titppiiiLvd to. Ilietta's.LOttery _Office in Cornbill, which gave to a repoist that tote Lottery , was ...tot he drawn there... Miser is, they were ; the origirzat ,tvbeeis used z i p 41raseing the first, Irish Slate Lunn halt! ficrit fur softie time past in Wehn'sOillee nit J4-nth and are now deposited at. other Oitict, No. 9i Coruhill, for the I)4i/et:tam of the curious. ORIGINAL POETII.Y. GREEN ROOM POETRY. OM NISI MAC AL.PIht a TilK MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S Ditrabt. ANtizrres a beauteous Fair all men agree, t. a.;; she% more, she now is a Fair-y. TINIOL'ft• TO MR. YOUNG, Or THE TREATER ROYAL, COYsta • GARDEN, oN HIS LATE AcciOZNY. In sports of the &id pray nu longer engage, Whits HUNTINO affords such delight on the stages Without danger of losing your hreath—• As Pus:cis your object, there boldly pursue, keep Tictctur ever most keenly in view, And you're sure to be IN at the DEA'III: Ncn Ina, Fel+. t , Isle. TAlrtit' TUE ARMY. ~.r A detaelonent of about Ally of the . 9th Ligh t Dragoons front Nottingham, marched into North• amPtim on Thursdit, being their route for Lon" don' ; • and int their arrival to be quartered 'at tic° 'N. th e purpose, it is sopposed, of being ma" proficient in .the Lancing exercise. Otr'Friday arrived at Alresfurd, a detach_m olo eln u o e f the Royal W aggon T ra i n , comma nd e d by c Sir Robert Gardiner, on their tome from Ch 3111814 to Christchurch : they lately arrived trout Fraller' after an absence • of five years, and were at girl battle of Waterloo. - • The depots of the 71st from Glasgow, so d 4)f the 91st from Stirling, marched into this. town c rl ninthly. 'They are to embark at Leith to i"' tl their regiments abroad. • Captain DVNEt;Y'S troop of Royal Hot A al'— - r !cry expected at Christchurch Barr.icks 011 _, Monday. . • On Wednesday last the. Ist division Of the P i .. Light Dragoons marched into Radipole 13armstch L .,` OO Thursday a tro o p of, the sth Drag oon Onar d e l under the command of Captain Houghton, arri v . in Carlisle, where they are to remain on • &1., • ' The arrival and emb ar k at i on f r o nt t his city Far , rretattu, o f the 16th Dragoons, has been going" throUghout - the week. The;r artillery wits - P ut " board yesterday.—(Bristol, Frio: 10 ) ic h 0 T Lhe first division of t h e 77 t h reg i men t, 0- i from as been for sou se t i me i n C or k garr ison,"o"7- fro thence the Bth inst. on t h e i r wa y to Coll' where they ar e t o b e goatterad. The secustl i m vision was to follow on the ensuing d.sy. Part of- the 25th regiment, which have arri ve isteark, are-now doing duty in that garrison. It ' rtetinsinder of the regime n t his arrived at Will a ' . fortCi " • 'Tlie 27th and 41st Regi ments em b ar ked lot week at Dover foe Ireland. 'The Glamorgan- Militia have marched 1 .011/ Vongttal to Ciottutel, and h a ve b een re placed fo r 11 . thelvreseire by a detachment of the 44th Regialea t / frOniMithretow. , - 'tuThttritla?, tt•ifit , itioti of the 72k1 regimen t ntireheti into Cork from Fermoy, uu It route for Ind '4 ,, The dept of tae' rat regiment was to be Ng" emintiven at rtionlititt6iftron Saturday. :"frittr. tiepsr n 1 Alt" 12d -regiment ims marched feont,Fettooy to Middleton. pres - tousty to their eV Istrksitiott for Porttniatitly, on their way tojoi B the l*t battalionoithicis is now in the Eastinclics*, new has la rowntely been th on Oriel"' ;in , 'Engli.lh, the Cou r t Room 00 1 1 In:li.t'llouse is noW splendidly illtitniiiat g With (iits. • Thls thou) is perhaps the 0n1y..,0n0 , ' tlefkinitlont tvVeli r fiirtni'il perfect 46e ; awl ll #o6ortriiitti its - construction, the Directors in t ali illeir.drallogi are proverbially said to act "V II syhare A Gentleman obserVing to a Noble Lord, is reniarlirthlc for takitig eveiy thing- with go( 1 littrnOur,'" 'fh,tt he wondeted how he got Pritit . ,n -- ,to he !Ili stew:ird in Ireland As tire Iris were very well, dispoied to hang those. sort of Pi:ntlettle:l."--" r* rekdied his Lortl4hii),. 4 ‘ I always t 41:e care to narneOtte that deserves Mr. ‘VAI,TE . IISe r wiT has jtlSt of Letters' front the Conttnetit, by the title " Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk." t UM. week 22 persons were taken into etistut,ll in BirinitiOtaiii, either a$ tnakers or issuers of bal•.e coin. • last, Mr.Nlitt.t.tasi IY.to on, or ti ;0 3 ;to I.e, .r.'aS unfortunately drow(ied in atteanniog to the river 'at place called ICerk ISatilt Ft)rti, in Uppev Denton: 'rue der:coo t lt'ud .t per,on of the naive of lii LL,. bad bol l* mounted on one horse, and WereentleavOnriag t t ' ero , ,, in that manner . , but the ice ginning (1 04 ; 11 the river in' great'lttantities (it being the bre'r; up - of (lit 9 late severe fro s t), a l arge piece ' struck the , horse ort.‘ are legs, Ivlien both ,(h;rs wele . pretiiii:atcd' into the water; the "c: cotied tv , :th carrii.ii under -a large sheet of the ici an 4 droww.(l the o'!.lier, having' fortustC'Y i , atehed - i i icla of the ;%t,icile-girths, was draFged tc ' )iintl, Where he was found laying in a senselesil Srtat:, severely cwt. and bruised by tiit! ice. Al t .' ' l ,V;l"gis 'Was young man, , a "respectable farnie_ fr r ° is a widow anti young falnily to !aloe.' • Ht?l' IN'TtLIAGN.NCE.—On Satttrilov last Pl . ' iineltets`ol Ilops were weighed' in our kic t ys front 71.,75. to 91. 9i.--(lPoreester HertilaT Var;utts (Tinian - 1 appear to pre v ail with reg; r" to he most 010'146611i :Svasott for courtin4 si;li9cs of Fortttn , - in her- Lutleiv NVltcel; a I:, i rce ferenrt, it .st.4...nts to lie giv;_n to the befoie the tira whlg, i ilil iitit wittont reason, as iiL'tveli known that Capical.s have. be. / soltl tin tltat. tiny th a n on any utter evenT tit • la . it Lottery the rand Capital Of 5 0, °",f wus I)4lrchliet; tit the )t . fii; 1 ,4 GOODLI/CX,antl Co. the Very that on it WAS drawn." • * a ' llu rtic-ntorrow nit Sitat - e 'l,,ottery . ITcK relit drawing. et) ,ihdrri are .svilittg A!,l ForttinAte 31, N o', ) 1 • 1 3 7 el , b Iligh-ateet. j Ai none tit the Pri:LT- " 01 wlxtie t. the filnand, Cipitalsr ti etitillfille first day, - , •iNDoN: i'rinted r,v 11, t:Aitti I`,IIILS, No. , A vt„n, 'atthrics and pohh . sheti Ity of rtr ,l l 4° st the S u t 4.4 )ertet, 'lt, Strand; whe re ' 841"14-5 Merit s 04 1 4% 1.41,40,, ustittli dj, tko. slug