The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-08 00:00:00

SUN OFFICE, Two o'Cl:ocit., i ii k We are just informed from the City, milt at a Court of Aldernien, at which fifteen or sixteen were present, it was agreed, after abode !plumes , . • , vieliberation, to return the present Loit'D Matoa, to the Civic Chair for another year. SHIP NEWS. DEAL, OCT. - the Oxford, SBAT6KI,. for Bombay, and PerSevirance, STAYERS, for the South Seas. Came down from the River the Sir James Henry Craig, B110WNE; for Fort William, and remains.— Wind S,W.. PORTSMOUTH, OCT27.—Arrived the Dry tiar boor Planters, STEWART, 'from Newcastle for Jti- maim. His Majesty's ship Loyalist (reported yesterday) left Jamaica the 20th August, and on the 24th spoke the Queen, fr6m Falmouth for Halifax, and the Eliza, from Liverpool fOr St. Thomas's, all well. The Ann, from tiverpool, - arrived at Janiaica the 19th August. hiS 11.1ajesty's ship'dfitsgow for Deptford . ; the Marys for Leit ; and the Aid, WasoN, for Oporto.— The transports reported yesterday to. have an,. chored at St. Helen's have all pi oceecled on their voyage.---,Wind Westerly. . . .Facsroorrt, OCT. 5. —Arrived the Speedy ' packet with a mail from the Bra - Lils, in 64 days. Wind S..to S.E. r HAftwrcit, OcT. 7.—Arrived the ao Lady Nepe packet with a mail from Holland ; Lord Nelson packet with a mail from Ctrlthaven'rthe Lono transport (No. 666), and the. Ocean transport, with troops from Quebec Put back the Jane packet with a mail for Gottenharith.---Wind 1. ENIIGRATIONT., Vona I&NCAURAGEMeNT BEVBRIDGE, .0 i • ! the Cheerful, who • sailed from Leith to New York, some time "iigO, - with paisetigers, write 4 twine, of 24th • Angust,that'a great many of thesi emigrants were speaking fora passage back again; end that the British Consul was in' terms With the American Government':tciget them lent ,honie.j• . Yesterday a Quarterly Meeting of the Members pf ;he Naval .Charitahle Society was holden at •theThatehed . [louse Tavern, St. James's street--< Present,: . • . Admiral Lord Radstocic, in the:Chair Liauterunt-Gorer ,tiorilrowell, Captain Butterfield, Captain Clay, Doctor Ito. Ikrtson, Sec. . . forty-five'Petitions were presented far.. consi-, Aeration, 36 of which. were relieved, and. nine Ireireted. • , 'FRAME IiREAKIN . G.-It lb feelirigt of ,re vet we infoun our readers of another of those ,outrages 401'6 have agitated and disgraced this : part of, the country,. Qn . Thursday last, libtkut Tine o'clnac, several arm(' Men enteVed the Iniitse ,Inf . Mr, Winter, in 'Woolpaek-lade,, and„,tivo ,of thero proceeding up stairs into the shnp broke two of the . frdmeA belonging to Mr. eals in the. visual manner, while, several others, in the shop 'Nere not injured. Mr. and Mrs. Winter Ong t?rie our, there'ivere no persons in, the',hintse,, he,n,theycoleEetl,,but some children ~ .. w ho created an alarm t but the alarm was 'useless, f ic a number armedw'ere posted ip t he..st'iret . to pre 'fent any interruption. When the work of destruc. ,tion was aecotnpliihid B,,piltol was fired, and thet all dispersed. 'ft is supposed there were at !cast 15 inn engagetl , in the perpetritiott of this' outrage.—(Nnttingltam Papei.) Alderman Coitus ou Tuesdn,eddreSsed ri letter rn the Lir`cryk dated from his seat, Cobham / Park, in which he says, if by concurring circum stances the eleetioQ should happen to fall upon Inc. it will not be in my power to serve the office, my health is so much impaired that I am at pre tient iiicaphle of public husine , s.'' gstract of a l e tt er f rom a Gentleman-in,King januslea, dated. Aug. 19 John - BOPtiste oind jsaar 14injoinih, the two free persons stitpre , ` hended for being 'concerned, in the riot :ivitich curried in the death of the tinfortnnate Lientenant the lion. Joust Csi,TtiottiE, of the Dutton frigate, of 36 guns, %sere tried this day, and acquitted for want of proof of their being the perions *lto tic. Nally struck the blow. We all:regret that justice bus not yet been able to reach the perpetrators of this horrid murder. Ile was a young man of - amiable and-prepessessintr manners." A letter has been publis hed in the Dublin,Evin ing Post, under the signature of " KPNDAL EER VAN," stating that the POPE had demurred to the degree of the Saered Congregation of the 12th of August last, appointing the Bey. EDWARD KPH- IrieN, parish 'priest of Eniskillen, coadjutor of the Catholic Bishop of the diocese of Clogberfor " reasons unknown." 'This Clergyman's nomi teflon, it is said, was recommended by his ;mute. Cate Bishop. and sanctioned by the maPrity of thtparfsh priests of the diocese ; but the POPE, Avithout choosing to assign any reason, annulled the appointnient. The fallowing were the numbers of men who embarked at Leith, on Tuesday, to join their dif_ firent regiments In France and the Netherlands, tiz :-2lst Foot, 15 men ; list ditto, 80; 79th. tlitro, $3 ; 91St 20.—Toral, *ll. Mt.lsind Alts.'-Asne mid (Lundy have arrived in' rdiithargh from Bath. Three brothers of the name of BLYTit (whoa;l connexions i'P'side at CoicheSter), two of them Officers in :the Army, the other in, the fkitiyy, left Ostend Ott Saturday afternoon, the 15t qt;;A9l4O s n.yacht belonging to another hreitke s c, i resident i at Ilythe. 1 hey Were' exposed f",, the tronitik,us, that night, and twat! not since been beard Or . . With t)%em four seatnertyamilie*ie . l 'ill c d4 o . l 44lCf l Juutitrtd titian-OK twrill• iiih' '4'.,iiA'l'.it',ES' . illtunY 7 LASE.i—lf any man onbts the propft= sition that, mind as well as ifody is requisite to, torn', a first-rata Actor, he might .. have had his.. scruples ienroved, by visiting Drury-lane last: night. King Henry the Fourth was the play, and' the Great Ks9tist.a the Falstaff. No performer up-. on the stage cap bring in many corporeal qualifica tio- its to time assay as 4r. S'Et'l-1 EN KEI4BLE, but we cannot spy that_his .mental` powers bear the same superior'proportipiL to those of his competitors.. Granteti,tbat his personatiop of the Fat'Kuight was not altogether a reinectable performance, but when„ We have said this, r e haye ,said all that .truth %ell' allow . ,The conception of ['piste, we have formerly observed, must be very kiferent . athong those who have s!ntlied this admirably original and, extraordinary character., and even in the au-, dieftes thge will be limostas many standards of opinion. 'respecting him as there are persOfts who contlesesnd Ito, . exercise their own judgments on theatrical representation. is therefore not only impossible not, to please all, but extremely, difficult to' - please many 'critics in this It nevertheless tells pretty well upon die Intil-; titude 'when tolerably sustained, and thus last night there was 44 good. deil of applause and no disapprohation.—Raa, ,in spite of indispositi o n, • gave all his physical force to liolvpur ; but we have seen a " spirit snore potent •' iu the tharaeter. Mr. BEiiGOl/041 was . the apd ra ther 4 supine Monarch. We should be sorry to mention the name of the 'Prince, and us we will thank, lilts for, not attempting the part _again, have, no doubt he will thank us for not telling how he played it this once. WALLACK was a ,good POI NS, and Mrs. SPARKS an inimitable Dame Quickly' ; Wit the Drama was in all 'poorly cast, and the Theatre very empty till price. COVENT-GARDeN.—At Covert-c4arden the OageKa have, got a gooi l ma n y pretty liSpint together, who, if they do nut take the upper range* the - Drama, aloe always pleasing. The , delightful play . of As You Like It tiro again 'per formed last night, and, Miss . 14ov't.a most en-, couragingly 'received in Rosalind. A thick.' nesa of artieulation (f ol., she .is, one of 'Ore pretty.:Lkiers alluded to) is still her , chief drawback, b ut we •hOpe she will surmount'this iloperfection, as, her youth, talents, and stage, requisites all considered, she then promaseli fairly he . an ornament to the drama..., At - present her performance must be considered with all the for bearance due to a de6iitante„ and not with iefer time to the high compa r is ons whi c h . 'preced ing excellence recall. the favourable way in .which ye have spoken, of this Lady 'before, our h e aders will anticipate that we hadlast,night a 'cause given for the above re-', mark. We had I At the close of the play some injudicious 'Frenchified friend was imprudent enough to throw a .coronet 'of flowers upon the stage, for from one of the upper . boxes, This trick, ever'a partial expression and no fair. criterion of merit, is noc suited to our boards or character ; it only provokes coutenipt or hos tility, and is dangerous to those whom it is . Meant to serve. We never Sri* any thing superior to the Jacques, Oriontio, and aged Servant, of Your:6, C. ti.mrdsLE, and MURRAY. We iiloUld be proud to think ,thr.st the reMoks we have thrown out had indinced the first 'mentioned Gentleman to take counsel,with.his own tine judgment, but we, did think hit Jociiiues last night beyond any former time, arid owing to his throwing more of "ho mourous mtlanctioly" titan facetiousness into it. After the Play, we had a Melo-drank.frOurthe French, entitled ph Broiceit &void, and depend ing on the following incidents The. ,sto'rY turns on the discovery of a mauler, commltted by a Colonel Regolio on his friend Lerida, l'Ur which the ser vant of the latter, had been condemned to the Valles. The son of Lerida, found by a :Sloblenian in the wood where the father was murdered, - has been received . into his family. Mynahs (the boy) lost the use of his speech through the hor ror inspired by the assassination of Lerida, and he regaibs it in the end, from the emotion inspired by the presence of the murderer. Regolio haying encountered the servant of 1.,!e -rids' who has escaped from th e g a lli es, endeavours anew to -fix the crime .on him. Frustrated in this by hlyrtilio, he sub? equently attenipts,the life of the, bu3%._ jiffs sword breaks, and he plunges him into the turrcut which falls helow..the bridge oftsehich thiLattainpt-is The child is rescued by Estevan, the accused and unjustly punished savant. The assassin, hejieripg, his safety itS4lirt d,, the death of Niyr tillo, trturns to the. Cattle, from which he had before. Colifrunto by,gste'ran, he draws his sword to punish the accusation., of murder which is preferred agaiost hint. 'tile weapon has hien broken,. and the piece I%aiting .is supplied by. Esteeart, which he !lad found wlicrO lie was directed tfi search, for.it,by hl a ypilio, stud ..tlitts froved to he ihe ruffian who heal tlirvitn the bey into the tea-tent. Ater.. tillo enters, and retOgnii,les the ontrcierer ur his fdtheri wliC is forthwith given over to the Otteers ofjahtice. We ,vrre, goink to say that. this is a second Tale of Mystery; but the filet is, lie never Met with so little of myit er y in tiny niiitne of this Monorel class: Alter the .first s c ene , it is not only easy to foresee the c a t ab tr o pl ie , Litt all pie aventa which are to- react to it; and whea tbe first act closed wit hkeg o li o ritnning away; acid his friends shouting " Colonel" intuit/4d" itop thief" after him, we inwardly gave up the piece as liist,and felt sorry for the expence Am`, , asieti in. letting it up. But with all the disadvantages we have mention ed; with mortal improbabilities upon its bead eupw (were we to apply the rule and compasses of criti cism) to make the Br o ken - Sword shorter than the Managers hopei, we must turn tpund to confess that there lit so much beautiful scenery; so mar ittitances of stage effect, So much excellent acting, and (no bathos !) so delightful a pas do tinit,Ahat it was impotiible not to yield to their Combined fascinations; and ilti piece wept (tonsil as brilliantly as its i4aterfailHat irreiistilify as, its torrent. tor tbis stiCceNe itWas indebted to scenes of t o ollittalo, landicitpt, and gothic architecture, I :tdmirably batotw by GattivP, IVfirrbtOßEs VL!GH, &C. j , ,t4 the acting of 'realty and - FAULEY Ana Miss LUPPitio, well supported, by Missed LIOGTH anti CABE rtr, -AD "rri PAWCZITi 819.1M0N7, and BARIZYMOIIIi to the delicious dancing of the three Miss ' DUNIVETTS. The music is but middling, and bor rows as unsparingly front very recent productions, its the author, to whom no obligation is due froth the public, has done from the Dumb Bays, Fetus, &c, &c, of preceding Spectacles. • OBIGINAL POETRY. . INTROIIUCTORY ADDRESS; fitieulcd to bespoken by ST KPH EN K ems Lt,Esg. WRITTEN' BY-JOHN TAYLOR, ESQ. • • - 'Well, here, folks, y 94 see, l i yenture back, Again to wear tae semblance.of 0. 7 t1 Jock; Again with madcap ruy revels keep, • . And bear the chittes,attnidnigho in East Cheap - . Pe.Fettaace again to woo the illerry 0:.-lerk4 0 troop that seem, to ".parch itt,gyves,“ .T 0 ";;oast, the wonders of the Oddshlll fight, • And.strive,at least, to " forth" the Knight., If gp s Then shoUld hint I'm Fraqtrjr but in size, , The cti*lish.sileer your candour wilt despise, Or..Wags.stmuld tank me on my pc:tly . state, 'Twere but poor wit to say the charge has ?height; OR SiIAgSPEARet themes how few,Can stand the test 1 . 1 10 1 fiiends forgive me, since I'll do rny best. Yet should my humble efforts prove in vain .To-night'yonr/ormer kindness to regain, • ,jl4l morcon ta'v'ern-benches will I 1011, No more I'll fondle on tuy, knee poor poll; Rai may ?fa hang in " heir-apparent garters," ••, I'll imetetvard turn, and " keep a farm and carters,"ft . To Bardolph, Pistol, Poo, bid adieu, ;,. To poios, Dame Quickly,--all the nyley crew, indeed,.to take tuy leave of You. 40 Palonins. • . , PASI4IONABLE ARRIVALS. Major-General oosiorin and family, from . America; Fao- . tain s and Madame Marmot; and faniily,nt the St. Petershaigtr, Hotel ) , poser-street t 6)14 -America; 0. %V. A.ll)Tey,Esq. and Mrs. Aubrey, at ditto, from France; CaptailklLrs,,atditto, from Paris; captain .V. - I,;ter, , at ditto, from Somersetshire Mr. Churles Phillips, .tie Irish Barrister. DP.PARTURHS.. T. J. W. Freeman, Esq. from the St. Petersburgh Hotel, .flover•street, to .:lift(in Chapml-ni finiia ditto, to Dover, his way 'St:Helens ;, M. O'Cjouilet, 'Nit. from dittp to Ireland. ARRIVALS. AT WATU.—The Countess of Kilkenny, Lord. Newport, Admiral Sir Thomaa pertie, .Sir G. collier ) Sir. John Gore, Admiral Sir William and Lady Hargood., and Sir, T. Lethbridge. SPORTING niNItLLIGENCt. the Pe destrian, was proceeding on this punning at nine o'clock : his task finiShes to-morromi. week, at . two o'clock in the,afternoon. • STATE OF TFfl ODDS.-BETTI*D-ROOM, OCT. 7. e PORT KTAITER, AT NEWMAREET. Even betting between Nectar' and Leopold. MATCII artwin:N . QIHET sKIM AND NECTAR. Even betting. MATCn DI:TwEEN tiCREIIERAZA DE AND SIR TftOMAT. rive to four on Selieber;qade. NATcit DETwEEN EADLITI AND WHISKER. Even betting. ritENcii.wATER-woftKg. lbe plan than, fn agiwiern for supplying the city of Paris with► water, wds among:.the thotisand. • and one gigantic projects. of Snonteparte,, tv all; of which be laud matte a beginni n g, thonilt fetus saw the miditle, and , fearer ,, still die end. river had been brought seyerai miles ,on its gray; to answer. this useful .purpose, • but , there it : slopped. The preSent tiovernmenq n'otwith-, standing the depressed state of its finances. is, willing to have the hollow. of 'enmpleting the un derta-king and our .1S11:w !liver cripa,oy, !taring at its command able engineers and. experienced" workulen, has. been applied to to construct the necestary works. the Members of. the" Company were willing to do e . provided tho f be supplied With a.losu of sufficient magnitude to' ,etthble?thein..to carry on the, enterprise. with of .feet, .•It *as found on calculation, that .as immense,. length of iron pipe, wool he rttiired , , Mt the Wor4ts, and, this was to ,be , ,mannfactored .j in Staffordshir e for 4 - 614 money Only, ,not less than a tom of :160,006/. would he :ne c e ssar y f or , the. purpose.,. 'The Bank of ',England, at the retommendation of Government : ,' a; geed to advance. the money on proper securities ; and the interference of the British Governmet .was the more readily accorded, hecause the Convenience of the inhabitants of Paris was combined with the employment of some thousands ; of workinen in StatThrdshire dOting the Winter. The rrenehdo vernment give the N ew Ri ver. Contpany .security for their advances by means of the shares dt the water-works at Path, the montonent voted by Prrliarnent, ticnti6 time ago; to the memory of Lord tpt.LitinAvcioN io at present erecting in St. Paul's, next to that of Lord Howe. ...••. • Ir; 4,otitt was the pnrchaser, at Roseau's sale, of .the fine ortralt of I eo. ?Ie Yth. for 500 guineas. The library sold far . 150 . 1. the prints for 180/. anti the drawings foi• A Got6lsti in the CitX 0 1 ' . .trved, on Satur• day lase; with respect to the tinildball contest, that - at prisent the MaOrprrived the better horse ; " teplied ti friend, 4 , and he's trot the worse peari,lnce to'r the use o f a Co(nte.7 The Caltdonnin t'Aunt and. Edinburgh Races begin'on Mbittln ,v, and are to be run over tbe fine course ti Mr.iseibingh Links, A number of lunst's 11 "0 ved from different plates, and great sPdri is npectel. VED'octous Btun.—There is in the possession of gentleman in the tieighbonthood of South- Wle, Clapham, a very extraordinary Bird, of the crow kind, lately brought horn Portugal. 4 starld,.lll.ree feet NIA) the gronntli - 'and is so 'tern ' elates tit'©t it will attack the fiercest dog, and it lately destroyed the eyes of several bull-dogs that as sailed him, melancholy accident occurred in Gayfield. square, Edinhorgb on Pritlay morning. An el derlY littlY, looking over a whitlow,. four stories high, happened to lose.her balance, and falling to the gt;t3ittul, was killed on the spot. Sunday night, or early yesterday mornings the house or: Mr. ARAM,. of King-row, Walwo4ll, broke open and robbed of 4 quantity of plate, wearing apparel, and a thug-rivgt. 'rtiE tATh c6x,spillAcv. • ftus:Stot44- tottc. - 7 -. X.rrangetncnts loOrlng been made by the .Riglit A-L.ll. the 49RD for the purpose • seu+din;; ,ti,e three tinfortutrite I ?.teq , i t, eon% icted of .11401 treason, ali,ct pardoned, buck tiseir otyn country, they e . l'd on Saturd4 brought before Their appl.r— altee excited much interest., ,a consi7irr.tble iqi proyement ,beingruduiftst, arising frotn the care bestowed uptm,thent since the discovery wAs of their inivicenee., .The gratitude exiiibited its conotcoances, was e.qiially„apparent. The Lotto Mkyoa,then addressed the unfortunate men, bestowing upon them some wholesome advice tts to their future ciiIIIIIIC,t, Atmd btating that when they returned to .their tptive equotry they would find there, 'elprz.iily prepared for them, a fund which, would bc npropriated .to form a fotint4t. lion for thei*r inture comforte. agent, his Lordship h:td•lieett nppoluted in 1 rehtntl for that porpOSC :And ter the 'present their travelline expenses itil3it'ierpool anti their passage home would, be secured. He would else order them a small stem of money for their" pockets, .to be dem ducted from the subscription that 'had bear alract't .made iti their behalf. This, he trusted, would . yet be cpnsiderahly increased. The poor fcllows having r ekpres se d then - humble gratitud e f or the tnerCy and tentler , care they had 'experienced, through the exertions of his LordsitiV, aid the lit* terposition of Providence, vitbdrelf in tears. On this very interesting subject, the Lord Mayer on Sunday last received . the tuilowing communi-• cation, trotnitis txcelitnicy the . Loan Li EUTENAN"k of lreland:— :, _ . . , " rho* Park ? October 9, 1816. • I 'lllT Loap i —rour Lordship baring op humanely inter:Et ed yourself in behalf ; of three unkrturate natiSoes of tills country, Reardon, audConuelly,), and being nnxious to second yourLorslshija's einicavnnrs t.oraisea . sum of m one y for tite purpose of proyidiftg, than with clothes, and the means of returning tin their own country, I beg to be per mitted to offer, through the mediuM of your Lordship, the amount of the inclosed draft (for 251) in aid of that rolent plan. ' ; 7 ,_ _ - . 4, I have the hon o u r to be r . my Lord, " Tour Lordship's very obedient and very linrnbje servanti " WHITWORTII." " The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, &c &c. &c." - , )' SINGULAR, FELONY.— e Yesterday Jane ar er was brougbt up to Marlberough,street Office, by Platkk and Jefferies, Officers, one charge of felony. It appeared, that Jude Ciater had been servant th. Mrs. 'Williams, ,of ‘Vel beck •street, &quire, for he. ,space of five )ears, but had left her house for !pipe time, On ,Friday morning last,. Elbe ca'lletltosee one of the servants in the, kitchen, and o n taking her leave., .to prevent trouble,. She said she would . let herself out i in stead of doing'sp, she went up stairs Co the plate room, and stole a silver tea nrn, two soup ladles, 13 spoons, five knives and forks, a pair Of Sheets, and a shawl, of the yoke of 25 guineas', .and se creted herself in a lumber room. On the above things being_ missed, Ibe . Officers searched the house, but without effect. On . sUnclay morning she came froth, her hiding.placc, end got into tlits street with a. bundle, but upon I?eing observed, she returned, to it. .Ai !gaga). s!ie was discovered, and confessed she 'had - been withqut food all that time; ,andnemly..fainted 16 .the arms of the Offi cers through want. A 11111,11 of the panic of Weel lam, with whnin she.' cohabited, had alto been secured, and they were both remanded till next Thors4y. ~,Stgnui.Att .tlesto'N . .— ; On Whitsunday, at St , : Mayers, in (.4lnntes'letshire, sivertil baskets full of bread and cheese, cut into &Mall squares of abent n inch each, are brntigist into the church a• nd; unmediately after divine service is ended, theehtirehwardeUS,;nr Softie other persons, take them irlta the gallerieg,ivbence. 'their contents are thrown among the congregation, who haver a mi n d scramble for titetli his the body of the c h urc h. Thls occasions as great tumult and uproar as then ,m ! ,,,e t te ti t s of , a villa ge wa k e •the inhabitant s being always extremely anxious to attend ship o•t this day. ,This custom is isiblery for the purpose of pr serving to the poor of St. Briavallt and Haveisfield; the right o f- cutt i ng and carrying away ,wood from amo acres of coppice land, in Iludkriolis and the Meend ; and , fur which every housekeeper is assessed 2d. to buy the bread and cheese Iviiich are given away. Friday •Wm. Jones, a discharged seaman, was found hanging in his apartment itt White Bell-alley, Blackman•street. The (keens-. ed, it appeared, had fortited a connection with a %MIMI of light character, whose conduct had ex tited his jealousy, and caused him to commit the rash act. • Yesterday afreinoOn, between one an 4 two o'clock-, one of tha Hammersmith. coachee was overturned in the Strand, between Hungerfora anti by the breaking of both the pole and the perch, There were several inside an 4 outside paisengers, but happily no injury• uhat. ever was sustained by any of them. :Last Frithiy the Lottery finished drawing, and,. its usual, CARROLL has the satisfaction of an nouncing. to the PnDlic. the grunts List of Capital Prizes sold at hi . s ohl-est r ablishett Office s , N o : 7, Corrarin, tind'26,'lttif6rd-street No. 7,73.5,- Pri4e t ,C. 30,000, in 19 Math - 1,000, in 19 Shure, I ,n 0 • , 1,000, in - 5 SiuCts 19,440 - 1,000, in 11 Shares 3,090 - AOO, in It Shares 5,400 - 600, in $ Share, I.AOO - ZOO, in I I •Sintres. The fortunate Holders - may receive their Money on demand. Ittcnaamots, Cloorrt.ucx and Co. the Con tractors, respectfully solicit the attention of their Friends and the Public to the New State Lottery. consisting of only 6000 Tickets—all to be drawn in One Day, thr 31st of this Month. The Scheme contains 3 Capital Prizes of 20,0001. ' 6 of 2000/. and 10001., 6 -of 5001. &c. &c. Consols and Money.—ittonaltrlSON. Goomuost and Co. beg leave ,to regnest that those friends who wish to procure Tavourite Numbers will make immediate application at either 'of their fortunate Oftieet4, Cornhill aud Charing-ernss, where they sold last Lottery, No .4. 8,823 and 11,794, both drawn. tni Friday capital Prizas of 10,0001, Consvla.