The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-20 00:00:00

4 . 1 huON.kPA [nom the Hampshire Coutivr.) *XTRACT OF A LETTF.R FROM A a:tNTLEMAIkt AT IT. GLENA, .IG, IEO6. Since I wrote yon lasi, it has been very evident that Buot , t' Aeiatt Is bit• iron') being coiitent with his residence here;, notwithstandiug whatever as sertions there may be in the eoritidr. He wai 'greatly offended a short time hack, With some orcief's given by Sir G. Cockauitt4, relative to pro . anv individual entering'Long . ‘.voco with- out a pass. On this occasion, he declared that tie Wpuld never receive any person bringing a pass 'from the Admiral, as he should immedimely : consider that person of the same kidney nit() 'himself; and added, that the Admiral telling him the sentinels were merely placed out of compliment to him, and to prevent his being ,teazel by importunate• or curious visitors, was only adding irony to insolti, he also expressed. .that: 'richt to the British Government banishing ltim'to,,siicb u detestable rock as St. Helena, he' 'conceived their sending him under the directions , of the Admiral, to have been thegreatest injury ,they could have done him. Some time after his arrival at this Island, and previous to his being , 6nally settled at Longwood, he ascertaiued that a Chinese was detained here, and most tinwar tantably considered as a slave, he having by some means been smuggled . on shore, and probably handed over to his: first master for some paltry sum of money, (and of such conduct it is belicv. 'ell that Ivan); instances could be produced), he took an opportunity to communicate this to the -Admiral; who immediately ordered an enquiry to be made into the circuinstances 01 the case,• in consequence of which tuber discoveries' have been stcta le, and several suppo s ed iihr'es, or perolls ititherto considered is such, w r: stored .to liberty, and most likely to their native countries. ' Buonap . arte .enjoys very good health, 061901 the west humidity of the climate, qinl the fre- Tient dense togs, do not permit him to take as 'much exercise on horseback as he is -desirous In this execrable Ishind, he says, there is licith , r su' nor moon to he seen ; and he has givcn it the name of Isle de Brouillard. , —.lle .sornetinies rides out in the mornings ; on one , of these occasions, iii passing, ,a fialti where some men We're plong.hiog, he alighted and took the of .1::e plough handle for the length of the field,, anti on met timing' drove the team the •same distance, remarking that it was fatiguing em rim nicht. Hi tyceivot the intelligence of Mu lives death with 'considerable fortitude, .Itol appeared only , anaions to koow whetherheibitil [hien killed in battle or not ; neither was ii possible to tks 'Cover, from his manner, whether the information produced any unpleasant ithpression on his mind. Notwithstanning. tie. short - distance , between Intigwoott and James' town, it was ,chonnonly -,reportcd at the latter place, that he',,broke out into the Most violent invectives on -hearing it, probahlrsuch has yenn the arConntiforwarded 'to •I - %Viten lie: was iiifOrtited of the death of Maishul Nity, he oitiaved t(tat, he wa,s a brave .man, a very brave man . . Sucii persons as th e approVe: of,,ha nve oW'liberty to at %Da iwood to nirshal iIhitTIZAND ' (wito rs:Sitlutio,al ,HOWS Gatei abort a mite from Loug,woutt) for a passim cuter the gates. Mar- Shai Is,EaTamcp is much esteemed, , by. every one, fur his great ennsiste.ncy„ and the honourable line 1. L . , oir• conott r et he has Adoptefl• NAPW,F.ON is OOW on bet t,.r terms With the Admiral than formerly, he Las di.covyrtplutlit.the conduct :of the latter has been Most shamefully misrepresented, and grossly imitilaied and blackened, by some person to rr . soul in their conominieations to him. Glit. Gonn a-kW) has beet) very . ditngerotisly till with dysen tery, but is now recovering. The PrineesscAttot.trie of NAPLES was married on the 24th tilt by proxy to the Duke of BEHR!, LEOPOLD acting iu the ecclesiastical cere'- utony as the proxy of bialtoyal Highness. Subscriptions continue to be mtda in. various parts of France for the families Of the brave Vet). 4iO4‘)S, and particularly for that of the celebrated CATHELINKAU. It is said, that the King. has or dered-the portraits of that truly illustrious COni 1/11alltieri 8% well HS those of the (generals LEP , .CURE, 144 ItoormiAgoat.tN, D'&ur.a, ARRTTE, 61141.620HGE5, to be suspended in his -Royal Pa- - lace, in the Hall of the 111arshals—a tribute, i t v,ithout doubt, most justly clue to those brave at i loyal warriors, those chevaliers suns peOf" ft , sans teprochre ' somcWhat remarkable that, the Helstotte Election kill, which has three times pasied the lionseOf Commons, has not yet beets uoticei in use House: of Lords. Mr. Ketatba was yesterday much recovered, but will nnrba taire - tO 'appear on the stage again for some days. A t'ai'ls Paper'has t!u folloWitig paragraph s'tA new Tra;iedY,' entitled Bertrand; or, the Castle St. "Maraud, has beep brought out at Lou. don.. 'Chas obtained much success there; every body ttgrces that it is the best production of the hind which has appeared for- many years past in Ingland : this, however, is not ttutamo u n t to saying that it i., a g ; ood- piece for, if we may he snowed to judge Iron) the analysis which the Lou (lnn Journals give of It, it bears, a great resent- Caner to our Melodramas, anti probably hi. PIX RCOVIT has a lready laid hold of it, it), girder to enchant the frequenters ot the Theatre de la EDINBU twit, MAY 16.—Thistlay the General As sembly of the Church ot Scotland met here ; his trace FRANCIS Lord NAPIER, his Majtsty's High rominissioncr, went in state front the Merchants' Bull to the High Church, and, after hearing di iue $ - )pened .the Assembly in the usual manner.—tuesday, the Court of Session met for the dispatch of liminess ; all the 'Judges were'pre sent. except Lord Meadowbank, who was, absent atoll indlrosit Oil, , NAVAL NEWS; Putt' - MOUTH, MAY 9.—Arrived yestollay his 11faj.-qy' , slips SCiiflisilidtr and Ltfrite•••:ll/C tor: tner from Sheerness, and ihe latter rrotti rt cruise. Sailed .'estertlay his Majesty's ship tlebrui for Plymouth, and -to...day his Majesty' ship {lran; lot. St. tielena.—lilind N. E. FALM6UTII, MAY 17. ; --Arrived the Lily Araes bella packet with a mail froto Liihon, hi 12 days. Sailed the Speedy packet with a Mail for the Brazils; Doke . ofKerit packet with. a Mail for Lisbon j the Ocean transport for Quebec anti Acthe, Hosttuit, far London.-L-Wind PLYiIOUTFI, MAY lB—Canto in yesterda.ti , the tent's, Scovai.t., front London for New YOrk. and sailed.for her destination to=day alsd sailed two or three Other E.S. E. Dovßa,-MAY IP.-:L•Canie in lit eveniifg,neafly full of water, and the rudder gone, the Russian brig Active, from Lisbon for lianiburgh, laden with sugar, tobacco, &c. having ht en on shore on the Goodwin Sands and on Deal Beach, where part of her cargo is landed. DEAL, MAY 19.---Sailed on Friday evetiing, after post, the Lady Carrington and Mangles East Indiamen, for Dengul, Came down this day from the River, and sailed, the Northoimbrian, SON, for Calcutta ; the Tobago LAReN, from Tobago. Also come down, and remains., theAnn,' INEssAii, for, Boinhay.—Wind N.B. lictwicit, May 18.—Arrived the Castlere4gh packei ‘vitli a wait from CnxhaVen ; the Eliza beth (471), the'Elizabeth (52'2). the Elilaheth (G. Z.), transports, from Bietnerlike, in ballast; ;tact the, 1:10?e transport with looses from Dept ford, hound to Bremerlike. A,Lio arrived the Henry Frieling packet f It w.t.i a ILA.. .rom Sailed the Beantoy packet . for Holland ; Emuily packet for Unxhaven:; and the Active.packet for Gottenburglr—all with mails.. • N IVAL PEACE The following is n correct list of the shiplAViliCil hive been Rimmed, and sailed the peace chid blishment for three years, viz. for the ilJediter rant.'titl, East Indies, and St. Helena : • Aferliterrancau—littpluates, 3t, Captain . ft. F. Pteitnn; Tagus, SS, Captain U. Dundas; 'star, ao, Captain ; - Erne, in; Captain It. A'Pencer; Nlyrniirlott, 90, Capi. bier ; Wasp. i , Captain Wulrige; Satellite, IS, E.:4l)min J. Murray. •• Baalt"bierne.o.4-Maiieivnile, 36, Rear. Aof nOtal Sir It. Kin Captain Purvis; Orlando, 84, Captain Cliti•ell; Iphigenia 34;. Captain A, King ; 1 1sowey, Captlin R. Steuart.; tunway, 20, Captain Taileueli; Challenger, 18, - Captain 11. Furbe..); Daceliiia, IS, Capfaiti W. •11i11.• China—Mceste s 38, Captain M. Maxwell ; Lyra, 10, Cart. B. Hall. St. firicrip:--Nuweastle, 30, Resit-Atimirtil Malt:ohm, Capt. 111tpell; Floctuti, 38 ; Cuptikii4 Stanien I Orntites, !!;tptilip N. ). C:oebr.iw ; s;pty, 20,, Ciwtain Pike; Fal plumb, '2O, Captain Testing, Racoon, IS, CaptAin CarpeNter: Is, pt , .ni (i. Urine.; Podargii, 14, CapPtin.l. Julia, l t, Catkin) IVdtiitig; 14 1 Capta.ol J. A. Mur ray; Leveret, 10, Captain DISTIMUTION OF• PRIZE•MONEY. The Sthirn,'for i 1 c tiusiikr, on the ifilh if; , _ , tant, at ti,,. ,„ rnoild n -Ntreer, Strana. ecalls same phwe, The Badge,' and Fmierict3trin for 14 SAlly, on the lath instant, et No. flinpdtl 7 kittett, Strand. • ,Ittoll..s.true rhtee. Tho florttitt,.ftir t lle AiltOope, tso the 1:;th iwitaut, at No. 22, Arundel-street, Strightr; Itecittls *ante itliwe. His Majesty's store-shit Prevoyante, Mr. T. frrotclis; enntmander;ariked last week at Ports mouth trout Malta and Gi:in i ltar, b ring i ng f r om the dock-yards at those. places all the stores cal ciliated for line-of.battle ships , -stich not being now ‘canted here.' The Prevoyante left Malta on the . 2d ult. with the Qtestertield packet ; hot site had not arrived fit Gibraltar previous .to the Pre voyante leaving it. Malta waS healthy —no ships of Wen lying there.---The Ennhrates, C3nt. PRES TON, arrived at Gibraltar on the 24th tilt, tromEng bind , anti stilled again on the 27th, with dispatches for Lord ElcriOVTH. The Prevuyantc left Gibral tar on-the '27th tilt. The lstei was'fakfiePairtng the damages she strstaineil, : by pitting on shore ; they proved to he so much less considerable than was apprehended, that it would not be needful send her home.‘, ImpoitTi,NT TO Mmttnens.---The followingcomf me munication reached its nit Saturday front Ostend, respecting a new arrangent of the lights at that port • " A light, has been for some time preparing in the Downs,' - to the east of that port, in a South eastern direction, from that which already axiitiL o o t he point of the Jettee, and is to be in use from the Ist Jane. These lights, by bringing both into one, are. meant to point out the hest channel for entering theltarbour, a circumstance of some importance to Seamen who.navigate In this port ; and trust,. therefore, „that it will be made publicly known. The lights in questiOn will, of conrse,, Only bu r n tlnring: the period of the tide that the harbour is practic ible." The Berkeley poachers, tinder sentence of death in our county prison, on Wednesday last received the gratifying intelligence of a general reprieve. Their execution had been respited. till the 20th ok this montli.--(Gtoacesto -Herald.) Eisrly on Thursday morning, the City Barge House was broke open by some villains, who stole ten valuable squares of . plate glass in mahogany. frames belonging to the barges, with which they escaped. undetected. Au Inquest was held on Friday at the , Welch harp; St. Saviour's, Southwark, on the body of J. Jones, belonging to the Union Fire Office, who, in attempting to step from one lighter to another, fell into the river mut was drowned. Verdict—. Accidental Death. The deceased has left a widow 'and sevrn chltiren to lament his lose. Remarkable recundity.—Last week, Mr. New , . maim (11 Castle Comb, while walking in his fields Round a fitter of five hares. There can be no doubt of their being; _Lb atispring of one mother, as they are all ' , narked with a star in , the forehead, aud are all of the SailiC SiZe.•#, iii i.oir L ~i-A..-.iiL. . dn .aturdav, at twp p'clopli,,Lord Ori...7ITLEY. the ifigh Eitetertid f a ir the Borough Town of Guildford, and Mi.. ()tisl.ow, one of the Members for the town,- wilited upon thp I ) rincess t.;:nAiii..o+i-s and Prince tßorin.b, Camelford House, in tbeir Court dresseq, with an Ad 7 dresi of C ongratulation u pon their Nt , irriage . ..— The Mince and Princess were attended upon the Crecltsiort by Sir I,tobert airdner; Colonel- Adden.... broke,` ind thirdenbroke. The Prin'ce anti Princess ITliirtied the following. answerri—' "Ozs-rt.ntr,s,--We return you our best thanks fur j , our isyni Addrest, the expressions of .Attaelunent tower,]; ns contained in it, Which are very gratifyihg to us." • After receiving the - Address, her Royal High-. ness and his SereneHighneas, received a visit froth the Princess Bop!iiit of Gloucester.. The Prince and Princess iifterWarili took an airing in their curricle to Kew, Richmond, tlic. and return • ed to Camelford-house to dinner ; after• whiCh; they honoured the Opera with their presence for the first time. . Friday evening her At aiesty had a select , at her Palace, I . it which the Priacess Charlotte and Prince Leopold were present. • Yesterday tile Duchess of York; the Princess Charlotte, and the Mime Leopold, attended Di sine Service at ‘Vhitehall Chapel, when .a sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Hnelibuckle; of St: John's College, Cambridge, froth tile 16th chapter of the Gospel .by St. Luke, and the . Sti -- verse.-; The Duchess of York sat in the COnntiander iu Chief's . pew, on account of heariog better there: The Prince and Princess sat ill the ItoYal Closet. The Royal Visitors, together with the qtppear.- Alice of the royal carriages, soon attracted a crowded congregation, and a crowtt rotund the e l i pd, si r N•lthauiel Conant having recei.%ed an intimation that it was the PrincesS Chartotte'S intention to attend Divine Service there,. he was in attendance with several Bow-street °hikers to keep order. Vestyrd4y the Dukes of Clarence and Cumber.; Lott paid their respects to the Prince Regent, Yesterday being the Queen's birth-day, her 1 4 ‘1.aiesty had a numerous assemblage of her Royal anda4glist family, to dine with her upon the tie. .C 14,41011. . .. • ItOYAL VISIT TO THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. Saturday, Att noon,' the OUP.IIN, Mid ;he Prin cFs.ses ELIZAAF.TIi uiid ;NIARY, went to view the itoai,e of Loyds, which they have not seen since the new 'louse %c.a.; formed itt the old Court of UoNvieStS., The Lord Chancellor left, the Coo . 'of Chatieery to attend the Royal Party with Sir Th omas Tyrwhitt, and they looked iuti»lll the Rpm t wents I. th e Ifimse of Lords,, the I .ptriutett Chamber, the Committee,chambers, ana. various official rooms Tht:y alturwaids went to .the llotrt,e Commoi”, where . they„were, attended by the 4ejoicEit,, who pointed out 411 that wit worthy of attet ! itiOn : : thryp t “ Th e y made particular , quivitl_re,speciing eyery . thing that ;.tata interest. ing in Atoth Houses,, From the lionsp of Com mons they pro(,cetleil,• to the SPP.AK.Riei house, where, theypartonKplap elegtiit coll,ltittp, and attlirettithed, a after two, to lilickingbani House. The Queen and Priticesses appeared in . cxqellent health, The Duke (al—Clarence accont. puoied lii3 'loyal Mother, and the Countess of Aiaccle , l tield, The Duchess of IVellingtun came stnnewli it later to the Speaker's 1'101134, KING'S THE,VITE. • .The C"rnic' Opera of T. Raw, was re peated on' Satarday evening to the most Crowded and brilliant athliellee tlr it 'v have lon g 'se e n as .. sembled within the walls of this magnificent aiatre. The most beautiful airs received the highest advantage from the' 'combined takuts iif BitattAsu, NALpt, 14 VassEti a, Madame FolTha, and Mathitne VPSTRIS. The opera went - off ex tremely well, the performers appelring to' he not selitticenconrai;etl bytheintereSt takeh in their c:ser Lions by the Royal Bride, whoovith the Prince her Illustridits Consort, occupied the box prepared for thein rrittire It itOf the orcirci'fiii, As this Was the first tiine'tlitit her lblyal Itighnos honoored ruy pub lie spertaele'ivith her presence since the auspicious event 'whielt-tiltied her in st new ' and h portant tti the - nation, the anxiety to behold her was general thrmyhout the metropolis. The price for the boxes for the single - 60a rosti, in soinejOtanetis; so high as ten' guineas: 'Tile • pit at an 'unusually early hour wali'erowded alutOt. ststiOetitiotr.- The Pali. 'entered the Theatre about h.ilt•Ost • nine, and - were received with hearty acchinations; "tintl s ave the King" was called for, sung by the principal perforiners, and jalned in enthusiastically hy'ldie audience. The rriftenity witched tt)Y the affectionate welcome, ackiroWlddged it by smiles of pleasure . , and by fieepient bows,: directed . to all fl parts of the house. er•ftoyal•lliglinesstis also his Flightless Prince' Laerrriot,n, paid much atten : tion to Ole progress of the Ope.ra and 001 . 149 t.. At' times she recognised find affably saluted the Ladies of the, foreign Ambassadors, and tuany.olour. rive Nobility in their boxes.. . The Duchess of .YORK appeared .ia her box, next to that of the Priticesi Ca AllLpTTp .The 14..vilev were more dressed than itsuAl at an Opera—the slight Court-ntourning for the Empress of Avg , dratA not prohibiting the list: of diamonds or fea thers. " Gaul save the, King," with the rollow lag additional_ verse, was song with heightened . energy at the close of - tbe : Oera ; and, on rex it ing at 12 o'clock,. their' i !loyal Ilighnessei again experienced and. graciously returned the attach ment anti congratulations of the audience. Ftither of Melt:lest hlvss; Pro41)(1- %mil hoyinfic,., Tht. 11.1;41 Nat View'd with 'admit trn7e, • Chtvett brn Natiii;4's Cum them Milli t. days; Grsint The coup &ail of the Theatre was extremely grand, and the glitter of 1111111er011f3 Start Orders.in the circle of the Boxes produced en al most magical :Ger. The Princess CHARLOTTE anti Plint`C LEOPOI , " 11AVt`t Itaintitmeeti tittit intention to honour Ul , ll y lone "theatre this evening with thtir preseimt it) the Prilme Rt:gent's hax. JI...'III,:MING RIOTS. , The Shelia' of Sutiolk, tinil Mr Nirrt.ti.r, , . banker; of itrando.t, near Bury arrived in town yesterday, at tbe'Secietary of State's-0447e, cx press, with an account of the alartUing state pf the COunty, a n d to request th e a ss i st an ce o f Go . . vernatent tr 7 re store tranquillity. • A reduction in the Price of bread and meat was !he.aeowed, object, of the rioters. They ilo6tett that the lowest price of wheat, iwast - crown a btishel, tunl that of prime ini.,ts 7 ot beef four-pence per Podia! . Mr. Wt.i.ar: a !tuthtt. at Brandon, was n,turti.kutl ohPeto(tileir iil.tt ill, itt niacttMr. Wit.t4T 4 , the haer.,. was, troin the similatity of hisnatne; iri d,inger of ;haring. to. disturbance broke but;igain on S,i.itnrthy with increased violence , and the malcontents Nbew... ed themselves in considerable force; hole: number amounted to abotit 1 UU , d;vided in sere ral parties,, marching in s e v era l t iii:eetions; for Coe: pur v ose, o f attacking th e h ouses of shave persons who were .obno3iious to thew. At i lt r iatitlon they destroyed sev er al h ouses , i nc l u di ng Mr. WILL ET't , the butcher; that they completely the groun,d.. Alintitei• party of thebt.proceeilet! to the village of Ilales.worth; it is supposed, like purpose; and, the Sh er ia o f S u tr u lk, and Mr, the Ranker, stw nit tl tit tray to Lon don; about ten o'clock On S.itur.lay ► night; it. tire near Fly, which they apprehend, tvaitiie ItievottS ut another p a rty rit the 'inters.— They, we,re armed with long belay y ;,ticks, the t n of vyhich, 10 the t Letlt of several inch woo woo sttnl4lo with short iron spikes, shlirp at the ant! pisint:i. in-,etThed, ilrf.A.-1 or Mood qiey threzttened to inar;.-Y.l 16 L o iT 7 Th . e sutrolk , tinei WILLArt• having laid this representatiOn before the SOCre eary of state, received fror4. liini a promise uE eyery p(i;sibie protection, iind; with th is totts:- . tince, they left town lust flight,' on thev return. home. THE MARKETS: Cotes-Exe . .11U ‘t 26.:—Our was' very well supplied this morning with all kiuds of grain; and the Saki in general very dull, at the folinwing reiluetions, 7. (in Oats' there Was a large quantity WI :—Wheat front Gs. to 5,; . , per quartet. loier. .frinti this t.lay week ; Rye, 25.; Barley,' 4i.; :11Ult nearly ; Peas sidrierY anti ; (..;reyPeas, 2s. a:itlCiatS (mi. 2s. to 3s. per quarter cheaper than last . 4)loutlay Flour is expected to be lower. Ftprt.,za 11'l rift - 604. 704. rm. grey - 3 , 15. ' st;s. - - IVli6t., litl. 74g. Ohl !hit° - YlllO ditto 92g. :ini;tll ne.l . 4s 3.'",5. Ityc - ;iO4. ;41, l 01.1 - Fine ditto - ):11 - % - - liarN7 - - .2 is.lbo. rill! , (IMO Malt. Tinc,hito - - - - Fig..' ditto ---s. IV hitt:Pt:4st! (boilers) CI:. 42 1 . Fink: ditto - Grey PritSt: - - - 1 ) 0171., , Rapt' `srril j IS Fil)111' St•CO:ltli - • , N. —Tins 1,,,,1 :t . ahh: snitldy of prime IlettstS, and tin. C:ilt It t reiipeetS prtilny Veni, agg.i lag prices; !glutton Mid York. Were eitiMpet• ; .:,1e 1;01(1141 Wits SOllleWilat brisk. Thu tu4tts iu tts,, I Ix ; ;.; Were taltrahly livt•ty ; .Stvaw kJ% ggt up in PAC , ' i 1 ; , :v %.•t (lover:have {Alen in priCe.. Annexed is a ~:orit:c't of the pricey and number, : . I . +Aink the t)1141, per Ktnne Hth. Tied, ;11,434,1, to Ng, Mutton, 4s: Qa. f)s. 1.4.111), 8.1. to 7s. ed. Veit'. :is. Bd. Otl. :it. did. to .Is, QO2O. Sheep and ►142,100. •. .ftvit-Atitii,r..r.—llay, 81. O. to 01. Os. . ; Straw, 11. 104. tu► 21. Qi. {ll,tver, 41. ca.. to t;1. Ps. igpoliTANT t , AuLlAil'ility t.i'.-0.,',4:0 (7!“ tonliwied regn 'arty.) A Retttro to an miler of the [louse of Commons' states the amount of the total, expeoffn Itt e (0.14.0„ lilt. for the year.l,B.lo, at 17.,381,913/. liiwlt entle n ey, exclusive of the charge of tu.tna,:enieut. Ot' fi e lt.:;,0:1(;/...is sep3rate account, anti the re. tnairolee account the stint of 6,6,16.904. rant on. account of-h:tlanceS thie by Ireland to (4reat l chain op the joint account. : An t)inej k i Aeconnt.l3hl brforc the /louse of Commons states, the total ttlliciiil value of ti,a Customs iteventte of Irelantl;in the present year 1816, at t1,fit30.),011. A Pitt - flub i iostititted tit beref t i4l, th 6 :Member.; of teltichliteet on ;he ittitaht. to I.oitoileatorate the alittiversary4A the E t ta of that Patriotic Statestnall. • ATISi colvplete success or tlltsi yoo. g L.,dy „,, with the bill establistonent iii ittddie tavour ot the new. , Tragedy, are eircontstatosei k‘ iU b e ! antt menthered iii the annals of the iirant.l The I‘l4nagers may he said to have erotic ftvo Capital. Prizes, I'rizes too. tti.tnnst us interesting t . is thOsu to which the Public are Icioking in the Lottery, in ao.losr of the Bchente has introdueett. two of 36,0601. and 48 other cviitiis, or willeis are At present snug in the I,ottery . „ 4 „ IVhPre they tri4t'6o retw on till %;rethi es d A y which will he die:last I.),ty of I),• , uvirtg butt tine. TWO I'ui \ P:ltzti.s. \\'lied stilt entitaitts . . .... Oraold nf • /1,.f10,nn01 2 .... .„ ,or .4 S , tR fl• - • /if • . •,... • I •' • 5 I)esidei 36'.dther Capitals, and only tart more d r 1 , of to come. WPONFiIIAY- . NR.XTti ill Ite the Beeond I),ty, - ttittl on thill (I.IV (11e tit St-dra,t 14 'Prize itboye must be 6001. and may bti 35,0001.-0141 mm) 'ticket.; SkitreS cortlnnet on subt rot both of 't‘Yrna's Wires, 9, Corli!ill, and 17, Lndg4te-street where No: 3869 and 8539, the . two last drawn r'rizes of 30,0001. welts both sold in Shores. NrAT WETINFSD.ky is the Serond,Day of Draw ing, the Two roues of :14,0001. l'orty-vight ntlierpit Kre yet in f ‘V , it't 1. Titi.Vt4 Snare* (warrant ek: , 114 4:7 , l'ivr nuts Co.'s Offices, N. 11, No. 12, Cliarivig-Crut3, 84.1 N 0.31, :114604-kligl3-strv,et,