The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-30 00:00:00

I P i• Ned on Saturday, at his house, in OlieCO knuare. Bath, the (tight Hon. SASIUE4 ViSCOUBt 14 " O, at the advanced age of 92, being born in December, 1724. His Loritiiiip. commenced his naval career as midshipman, (oi board theiilloni.4l hey, of 64 guns, id 1740, and in 1746, etas pro- i tooted to the rank of lieutenant, and appoi!4e,d to the Wirtchelsea a vessel of 20 guns t in which ing a severe engagement with a French frigate', ; 1 of superior force, his Lordship was wounded. In 1754, his Lordship was farther promoted to the rank of C'immander, and to the command of the Jamaica sloop of war ; sod in July, 1756, he snits appointed by Commodore Holmes as his Captain. The peace that took place 41763; left his ,LOrtl ship unemployed for a short time, and in 1768, lte hoisted a broad pendant as Commodore, andrthe command off H u ston was assigned to hilt). " Here he continued for some time, and greatly distins Hisked himself : and in 1778, he was "Isrfe' *Went Commissioner of the Dock-yard at P ..* *math. On the 20th April, in the'samey?aiiille bad the dignity of Baronet conferred on liiin.-e? , ka f; September, 1780, a prom otiow Of Post Captain s to the rank of Rear-Admirals tookplace, in which his- Lordship was included, and hoisfed his flag as [tear-Admiral of the Blue, on board the Bar fieur, of 98 guns, relinquishing his situation as Commissioner; and sailed to the West Itadies,where he greatlvilistiognislied hiniself,in the actions with Comte de Grasse ; hut particularly in that of the: 2tli April,. 178, for which, on the 28th May fol lowin,-lie was created Baron Hood, of Cattier. ingtou, which teas atterveards, on his, Lordship-li being created Viscount Hood, transferred' to hiSn Lady by the style of Baroness' Hood, with re maioder to her issue, and at her death enjoyed by the present Viscount. lo May, 1784, his Lord ship Was chosen Member for Westminster, and on' the 30th. of April, 1786., he was appointed Com mander-in-Chief at Portsmouth, and the 24th of Sept. 1787, made Vice-Admiral of the Blue. On the appointment of the Earl of Chatham as First Lord of the Admiralty, Lord Hood, in Joni 3739, took his seat as one of the Members of that Board ; and on the armaments being fitted out against Spain and Russia iu 1790 and 1791, his Lordship was appointed ti) the command - of stputtirons ; .but from the: differences with those Ilitwers being adjusted before he sailed, he struck his flag on each occasion. In June, 1792, he was again made Part Admitril at Portsmouth:, and held his seat at time Admiralty Board. During this pe riod one 01 the cruizers that sailed under his Lordship's orders captured the 9t. Jago, an extreniely valuable Spanish register ship, which had been previous!: taken by a Ftetich pri vateer, for which he received several, thou- . sand pounds as prize-money. In 1193, his LOrdship teas appointed to . the. cOMMIUti its the . Mediterranean, where his services at Toulon and Corsica are well known; and December, 1794, be returned through ill health. On the death of else AL, N ois ut Townshend, in 1795, his Lord- Whip was elected air Elder Brother of the Trinit y and in April. 1795; on the death of Sir thigh Palliser, appointed, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, which is imw 'become vacant. His Loylship-was the Second Senior Admiral on the list, which is now filled by the Earl of StArincent. frilft AMTRIAq ARCHDUUS.--. .OnSattOntßy morning. the Archdukes JOAN unit Gouts, :14 teiol fia by Count Sr. Jurt.t4a, Count WrNA, kod ac toinpairied• by• Sir WILLIASI CUNGRVC, General Cionuos (Lieutenant-Governot), Admiral Sir ED WARD. TnOttNattoubtf, and other Naval Officers, visited the Royal Naval College ; au& at Ports: . limontli, the mast, boat, and rope-house, the cop per-works, and then the block machinery. At the latter wotulerful piece of mechanism they ex= pressed that astonishment which roust ;naturally be excited upon a first inspection o( it. „They appeared to take particular interest in every ma, Chine to which the block is subject previous to it‘ perfection, and' were extremely minnteiiss?lheir inquiries. limey then proceeded to the mould loft, in which was shown the beautiful titodel the late Victory, another of the frame of the Pitt, soul the method. of drafting ships. They after. 'wards went on board the Vipory, and. the interest thrdi lit viewing this memorable ship was evidently increased %viten shown the spot' on the limner -deck where the immortal NELsoit fell, tthe memory' of Which is correctly preserved by a piece of bright copper being inserted itt the , plaimiti) - They then proceeded' to the rigging and'itaitillfti, which having inspected, they ascended 'the Ob servatory, from the summit of which•thereukl... ci! [lime ercw of the ships in the harbnarand Ott fipitheatl, From hence they embarked in'Sir En, wxun Tunfluantinon's barge, to go on board the Queen Charlotte. They were greeted with a royal salute on - their approach; as well as on their departure from time ship. Hospital was the lrist astablidonent they inspected. A Swiss viper of , the 12th gives the following moticus of sett►e well-known Frenchmen : '“ M. da la Fayette has retired to his estates. General Andreocsy lives in the vicinity of , itle is said to be occiip;ed in revising his Nemoirs on Kgypt, which acquired him consider- hie celebrity as a writer. Ex-Director Burras has retired to the 'booth of France. He reappeared ill the capital sitter the re-accession of Iltiontsparte, but almost immediately quitted it, without havittg obtained any, thing trotu him. • . " Nothing certaiwis known as to iThst.siuttN4s-,. sena. It is believed that be_meatis 10 tielto,o. volt-, .stte tirioss the Atlantic. " Marshal Souk is at St. Amunfl, in the.tte, purtsodit of the Tarn. His brother, Baron Soult,• licas:rv,ecived.the Cross of St. Louis, and is one of the bravest °lacers in the arms'. " Lefebvre Desnottettrs and Altirshal Grouchy, hove hitherto'been able to ehe ipe all the researches that brive been made for them. " 11;11.5)111I lives. in the country, without any cuniumn(l.- TilWl,l9 L .t Esq the Master of the , n enc ti oni, e , yesterday mornink;:tool: ,the usual oaths, in the Court of Kioo's IW:c4;bei . ore Justice Lt - 111-I*Nc, oh his elitightiovilt hiAster ut Trinity. Eiall C ulVidge • 3 '11; IMPROMPTU b. 314, a very !carded La 47, :think 0 a Heap of Mud and !wing both her Shae 4 With mind well vers'd in classic lore, Sure NANcv nei,ll require no µwore-- vf At to my poor thinking : J iMprorement yet she keeps in view, f • Add though the thing it not 'quite nevi, . futind the Ar.r bf StxttlNO:. : . New Inn, Ism 24, COVENT-GARDEN TIWATRE. tast night the Dream went off to the infinite delight of the audience, LiTt broad awake by the humour of Bottom his companions, the bar. mou'y of germia, and the music, dance, and Jicaot yof the - fairy train. All the improvenients anggested on the first representation of this flay have been adopted, with the exception Of the dismissal of the chained Amazons in 'the Pageant of Theseus' victories, which, 'as the piece is likely long' to grace the Stage, we be ; ; again to . advise, As a rroper.compliment to their n. Queen, the Bride of J l / 4 eseus. A little too late for the lesser babes who visit the Theatre about Chtist nuts, Wit appirently to the great annisement the, big children who were present Olt this occa-: sion, a mechanical Harlegnitt of the life-size wits introduced into the Pantomime, vaulted saute score of feet into the air, and 'descending lush a capacious funnel, disappeared, as it seemed, by entehiag a bottle, After all, Harlequin is but an indifferent Bottle Conjaror, TO THE EDITOR OF THE spiv. . all the excellencies of Gi6IIIICK and Stonotls distinctly in tny. " eye," .1 can yet pay the just tribute or admirittion to the brilliant talents Of KEAN and O.NEILL; GARItICK gained by his finrivallvd exertions n splendid 1w tune, and abeolutely rolled in rieheb— and so way KaAN and Miss O'Nuit.T., should they feel any inclination for such amusements. Then, what need lufve they i►f SILVER VASES ! Tom Thumb thosuthlresses Arthur— "l ask not moneyouoney, I've enough - 1 ask only to nut Infielf in Hunraniiinca's eyes.". Let, then, KEAN anti Miss O'Nett.t. be content to run themselves h the.eyes of mhoiring audiences. . _ The Theatrical Plinth of both The;tyes, iusti tilted for the most benevolent purposes, are evi dently in grea t want of money—let then the Sub scriptions intended fur rases, be diverted to these Funds—and the money raised presented, in time names of KEAN and O'Nett.t., to the respective Treasurers. Sault an fact, to minds like theirs, must he in finitely more gratifying than Vases, even of Virgin gold, tilled with the most precious ointments. Nor tun, Jan, QP,1816. TAirrAA.• IRISH PEERAGE. DUBLIN CASTLE, JAN. 2.—His Royal Iligh ne%s the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his 'Majesty, to grant th e followin g promotions in the Peerage of this Batt of hi, Majesty's United Kingdom of Great ritain and Ireland, culled Ireland, to.thetollotv ing Noblemen, and the heirs' male of their bodies respectively,, viz. : To Walt e r Earl oft Irmonde and Ossory, Knight of the Most Ithistrinus Order of St. , Patrick, the dignity of s Marquis, by the name, style, and title of Marquis of Oruionde, in the County of Tipreraary. To Robert 'Earl of: Londonderry, the dignity of a Marquis, by the name, style, tend title of Marquis of Lond o nd e rry, of the County of lioutionderry._ To Henry Bitrton, Earl of Conyngham, the dignities of a Viscount, Earl, and Mitiquis, by the names, styles, and titles of Vigebrint Slano, in the County of Meath, Earl of Mount Charles, and MarquisConynliant. attic County of Donegal. • Tu iarlesJobit Viscount Mountjoy, the dignity of an gar!, by name, style, and title of Earl of Illessingtoti, Jo the County ipt ‘Vichlove. • To Robert Viscount Bantry, the dignities of Viscount and Earl, by the names, styles, and titles of Viscount Beacham' and Earl of Bantry, in the County of Cork. To Richard Baron Cahir, the dignities of Viscount and Earl, by the nan►es, styles, and titles of Viscount Cal& and Earl (Bengal, in the County of Tipperary. To John Baker notroyd, Baton Sheffield, of Sheffield, is the County of`Yo►'k, Baron Sheffield, of Dunamore, in the Comity of Meath, and Barim Sheffield, of ltoscon►tuuo, in Ireland, the dignities of Viscount and Earl, by the names, styles, and titles of Viscount Peva:llse). and Earl of Sheffield, in Ireland. • To Lodge, Evan Baron rrankfort, the dignity of a Viscount, by the nniur, style, and title of Viscount Frankfort de Mont morency, of Chihnoye, is the County of Kilkenny. ,To Richard 11111/11 Mitre, the dignity of a Visannit, by the nanie, style, and title of Viscount Nliniut Earl, in the County of Limerick ' . : Tn William Baron Ennisninre, the 'dignity of a Viscount, Ay the name, style,, and title,of Viscount 4unisitiorc au4 Lis tawel, in the County of Kerry. • And to John erendergast, Baron Kiltarton,.the dignity of a Viscount, by the nime, style, and title of Viscount tiort, of Limerick,.with remainder to the Right Iron. Charles Vereker, nephew of Use said John Prendergast, Baron Kiltartou, aiul to the heirs Male of his body. A Swtss bAw clle of the vallies near Mont-Blanc FRANTZ went, one evening toGas rAaD, who Was turning his hay. "My friend," said ham, " the time is , come to get up this hay.— Yon know there is a dispute about this meadow, to whom it belongs, you or me to decide. the question I ,have assembled together the ap pointed judges at Safencire,iso come with me, to morrow, and state 'your claims." Yo'u see, FRANTZ," answered GAiPARD, " that the hay, is ready ; it is, therefore,' absolutely, necessary, that 1 should get it up. to-morrow ; I cannot Icave it." " And I cannot send away the Judges, Who have chosen the day themselves ; besides, We must, know to whom 'the meadow belongs before it is cleared." They debated some time.; at length, GAsPARD said to FRANTZ--" Grp to SR lellelte, tell the Judges my reasons., as well as your Aiwa, and then I need out go myself." FRANTZ pleaded for and against Itimsesll, and to the hest of his, power gave in his own claims, us %veil as those Af GAspARD. , When the Judges Ilia pronounced their opinion, he returned to his friend, saying, " The meadow is thine . ; the sentence is in thy favour ; 1 wish .you good luck with the FRANTZ and GASPARD ever after Ward remained friends. Sunday nfternoon; as some boys were at play in a field near China Terrace, Lambeth, they found the body 'of a new-born male Odd in an old worstO Stockinu, conceoliA in a duip,hill, It . is ittittersibtid that the 103(1 and 10.1 th foe ' trientsaie not to be reduced is fornterl)i re i ported ; but that it is the intention of Govern -1 Tent that the 4111, batt:tlimi, Ist Foot ; `fit{ ditto; 1 . 1 WI dial); 2d ditto. 9tli ditto.; 2d ditto, 69th ilitbo ; 2tl ditto, 89th ditto; and that the lit anti ' 2tl West India Itegintent'§ will speedily be added to the recloctilm. The Three battalions of the 93th Font are to be formed into a Rifle Brigade, to I which A battalion — of the 14th Foot is to be f added. . . The (repot of the 4 . 2 d re.aintent, tvitith has !teen statintteti rfir. in Perth, marched, on tVrt-Atnrstlay fast, on its route for Berwick. The Nth regiment has mareliedinto Plymouth, they arc said to be 900 strong., The remaining portioti of the troop of the sth Dragoons which were in Carlisle, marched for Newcastle on Tuesday ; to join the other part which weut there at the time of the bite distiorbluces. Another troop is expected in x day or two . ; • SoUT►IASIPTOrr, JAN. 27.- , The 46th and 64th regim en t s of Foot have . . marched though here, this week, in divisions, on their route to Ply mouth ; and yesterday an l to-day the 23d regi ments of light dragoons came in here on. their route to liattipole barracks. GRETNA GREEN. It will, no doubt, be satisfactory to those who wish to be married in haste; to be informed that it is no longer necessary to take a joitruey to (Lit fenrote place, Gretna ,Creen, as an in genionl tliWiTiting — clergyman., the pastor of respectable congregation in Sunderland, has 'devised an excellent plan for evading the marriage -act, and has actually carried such plau into t4xecution, as will appear by the fol - tacts which. may he relied on pri vate. In .. the . 931 regiment, which marched from s ut ,A er i an d 8 few days ago, having gained the af. fee; ions of a young woman there, the parties agreed t o enter into the holy state of matrimony, and accordingly gave in • their names to the 'parish clerk, to have the banns formally published ; they welt published, and but once, ;when thelegiment r e ceived its route ior Ireland ; the gallant soldier, afraid of being separated front the object of his f e ,d o o before he cquld he lawfully married accord ing to the forms of the Chinch of'England, .went to the ilbove-mentinned Rev. Gentleman for his advice, when, after a little consideration, it struck bitu that if the parties, were in a boat upon the - H. rer, they would be out of the jurisdiction of the marriage -act, and might he married according to the forms of the Kith of Scotland ; he mentioned. the circumstance, the parties . instantly agreed with hint Ts the point of law, a boat was hired, the soldier - and his girl, accompanied by the - priest . and two nitnesses, embarked, and .were ,rowed down . betwt;en the-piera, where th t e ceremony was performed by the 110. (ieutlentuti„ and the happy couple ; thus united, set otf • the 116 X t morning on their march to Irelando;--(buritam C9unty Adver tiser.) SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. stAttmENT of the ODDS on tht DERBY and OAKS STAKES, la tti.--JAN. 29. - • • DERRY. Taken-... 10 to I tight. e. by W;> lton. out of Penny Trumpet. Tel.ea-11 to 1 ugst. John of PAH , ' ante Dick Goodieoli). 11 to 1 ngst: Orontes, brother to Zodorn. 13 to 1 ogst. Firenotster, brother to Squib. 16 to 1 opt. any other. OAKS. 6 tot agst. Sister toll:1111cl. 7 to 1 agst. Sister to Crispiu. 10 to I,ogst. auy other. OATIANI) STAKES, FIRST CLASS. 3 to 1 ogst. Wanderer, p. p. 4 to 1 agit. d.► Pala, P. P. • IhmrlNG.—Lord Ahhorp's loam's meet. Thur sday, at Soorseumh ; Friday, at Marston Wood, each day at half -past ten.—The Duke of Grafton's hounds meet Wednesday, at Preston Park ; Friday, dt Furzen Field ,at halfipast.ten each day.--TheoA ley Hounds meet to-morrow, at Marston Thrift Thursday, at Roxton ; Saturday, at SwinStead Wood, at half -paSc ten each day.---The gitiWntion houndsnyeet on Wednesday, at Costoek ; Thursday, at Aylston Town, each day:at half past ten. The Hatfield hounds meet Saturday, at Warren Gate, at half past ten..„'The Last Essex fox hounds, Boreltaht prick ; Saturday, at Marks Ball.---Lord Derbys* stag-hounds meet IVednesday,. at Addington.---j. MTherley, Esq.'s fox-1199E1db meet, TiltirsdAy,, at White hart, Clod stone ; Saturday,, at Limpsfield Common.—H.folliffe, 111,cues, fox hnunds meet Wednesday, at .11eigute ; Saturday, at, R edstone fitiuse. • • Socurr or Fit N • has often Weil said that the . memberi of this SOciety Kro possessed from tlseir,youth of more than their share of acute- - ; nesc, The following- fact 141tIy serve in proof of : this assertion time ago, Mr. --- -, most respectable iron tounder, of itirminghati, discovered that* his sou, a boy of five ye a rs of . age, was accustonied to ask those Gentlemvn 'who' Caine to the house to give•ltiin money, and ilmne• diately extorted a pionlite trout him, under a threat of correction, that he would not dti id any more : the nest day - Mr. ------, his .father's put tier called and the. boy evaded a breach of his promise by saying," Friend F. do thee know any any one who would lend we a penny, and hot re quire it of me again ?" IVedneiday last was a day of universal rejoic ing at Giro. The arrival of Major,Creneral Sir THOMOS of .I.trkbane, waS Celebrated in the .most enthosiastic manner.' Great 1111111 ' .., hers of ptotik met hint at a considerable distance;' 'took the horses front his earthily, and drew, him: .to town, to the itiqiihane A,rins, in the midst: of incessant acclanutions. The ritt4ing itt hells and diiplay of tiags, the pariuting of the trades with their colours and baods stud many other demonstrations of joy, ‘velcotned the gallant Ge tieratlio the place of his nativity and the seat of his ancestors. All tanks vied With each othez in ex pressing to hint their unbounded respect and ut• tuchinent, and all hearts telt t+ronsi of the distill.: guishrci servi..!vi which be has rendered his c9un tty, and the well-merited bolt:Juts which have berg cbulerred upon A gang of desperate poitcherr were defected last Week near Datobarn, in Norfolk, by the adroitness of k P•Wrice fneei , frotn. Londo,i , who vs as engaged foit . bat purposc by Mr. PRATT,whosep rese , ve c l ose. id his house were , ioattitnionslyinfestett,u night by a body of those desperadoes armed, that th‘..gante• keepers and their asiip;Apv, became at length afraiil to oppose them. The Police Otiicer went down tog' ale-bonse., tilAtt ,, at resort of the gang, in ti n s coaraeter of a poont,stating that he was to wait for his muster at that place, at whose non .arrival, after some day s , he expressed great dissatisfac - - tion,lntimating in .the p=room, that he began to fear, that it!s master, who ,was a slippery hand', had gone to Franc!,, as he did ooce befitre, leav ing hitrt ‘A:III10111t money te'*pay his way." This tare excited the co in tit isserat ion' of tire of the poticheh; Who d----dsdl GentlClll ti: worth less fellows, and a iiight or. tss o afterwards 'took such a liking to their pot-ehtupanina the groans, that Ito let him iiitti''the !tightly porsnitS of tho gang, and f oif&ted 017 hint into their, fel , lOwship, as the.ivettrs„ of .providing for him4elf bettertliao by seryingot gentleman master. The well acting grooth clOsed With the . Olfer, went out with theta the next night; and was present at the destruction of hares and pheasants in kreat ,al;ortd ance,- and.the next mo rn i ng • laid informations against all his confederates, who, seven in rnn ber, being unable to-pay the extent of penalties adjudged upon them, were immediately committiq to Swatlbutu gaol,:.whel-c they now lie in sate custody. , • ACCIDENTS, efc. Drowned on the' 25rh August last, by lb" swamping of the boat when attempting to land at the Isle of Itottpbow s Gicut . IC SEItREL, of his Majesty's brig Philomel four men who were with hint in the boat shared hi y fate. -- His body was picked up :lie next moping and inter red with military honours. . A melancholy accident occurred on the firm of Gleurath, in the parish of Manor, - and County of Peebles. In tile night of Tuesday, the 16th stint, a very considerable quantity of snow fell, , and early in the following morning IVilliatu and Alexamler„ tllooons of JOhn Tweed u le,shep herd ;5u that far mr Par upwards of thirty 'years. ' ;viten going to gather the sheep, and in pass.: .. tiridet" , ,gf goy lteep . part of the ground,. a linge,,wicath of snow at the moment gave Way, Ind covered both . ; the former the depth of mom . than - five feet; -. anti the lotto' three. Being may apart a small distancr,. they more , than once erica ont,. and were heard—the former asl.ed if hit .brother Was out, and being answered in the ne- • gative, he rCpliCtillC was gone, and his voice was beard no .more. Alexantler, by perf orat i ng .t h a sn(w, tho u l# drifting notch, by his arm and kens, strltitetql fornearly four hours, and having , succeeded,, tnynti4;lis much exhausted etfurts wards the ri:W.t of his associate and brother, awl , having gnt at hint, found hehad breathed his last. ‘VedneAday forenoon a servant girl cleaning ts, window, in the thit•cl flat of a house in Cathcart street, Greenock, lOst her balance, but falling tot a Man .who-happened to be passing - sat the time, she escaped with , a slight fryeture of the leg. A few days ago, a boy about 12'yearn of age, residing in Balthayock,.iti the, neighbourhood of Ptah, having been reproved .by kis parents, for some misdeed, went out threatening to stab him. self. The parents paid no regard to what ha said, and did not follow biot,'but shortly alter Ina %sits found hanging in a barn quite lifeless. Fitut.—Betweito eleven and twelve o'clock oral Sunday night, a 'fire broke out in the workshops of Mr. WILLIAMS, .artny cap and accoutrement. maker, at the back of his house, No. 52, Dean. street, Soho„,,T,be, whole fahric, four stories ix height, wag burnt to the ground b e f ore a d r o p o f water Coiiritle'ghi. An immense quantity of caps, aechirtrententi,liather, oilskins, &c. &c. were en tirely .commuoul. No lives were lost, and the dwelling : hotose remaius.untouched. The men hail been finishing an Order, and bad just left the. pre when the fire broke out. We art Concerned to hear ilitte Mr. FrriOtt RALD, tili,oltplCeliOr of the li;xchegnee, beets, for ionic past confined at his father's reaidence. in Moleswertitreet, by a severe indisposition.' We' untlerstand..he .wns to have sailed for Eng• mintacek, to attend his duty in Par. liantet • , by!.it'ittapprehended he will not be suf. 'ficiently rceov:a6q 'to leave Ireland as soon as be intelide(l ,l . ,, Vtiettstan's Journal.) It is . tt circuttnitonce somewhat singidar, that the e personwhoin the l a t e Sir EpwAtt...._ttorrow tnib gaged and took with hilu to Ireland as valet snit Inttler, an his late return, is tbe very man whiv served in the same capacity the late unftwtettato IVlnTottuao, at 0;e: of bishmente(l catas. t rophe, And Was the fit st to discover the 'circuits., :lance. • .• The. sxperimeat carrying on at the SpiroOs* Farm, in. rearing catt le on the soiling systems, is likely to be attended with the most complete sue.. eels, A Abort horned Heifer, of twelve months' 'W. - was found 'to weigh 68st. of 141bs, No doubt seems to .reinain that -cattle red on grrett food, may at Iwo .years' old he brought to sixty stone weight in carcass. Animals so reared lip. pear to be less liable to the'disord-ers incidental to, riling rattle. Out of 23 -borned last, year, therm has heeki,no Joss. , lit sicking a well, a few clays since, in the I+tr ii Sir; pit the Ne'c 01one-ester, the • -reivere(l%treiveretl i e little :below the, surface o tt .silver gobl e t, mid five silver sli) ile tm no arc variously , o r nAm e n t e d, iit , 0 7, 1 4 k , ill having at t. i ttp flittites of men , S t .' Peter with. kevittliti‘litiaa% )seari the date of 1663: liaisawls litiaNs,. Hod .Co, Conaleciors for the Laft,ery,,•Teprettoily beg leave tp irnintss upon, the publi c niind, that the present zielsetne there iced car !leiliee-iicideil -Prize; those of 25,000 Guinea ; 'lctgetiwr with those nf 20,000 Ponnils,heliq; pat iti(iiscrimitiattly into the Wheel, with shone •01 Five Thonsand anti others, may , by a very'eattyleoisibility, be all drawn on the. Firer.. nron ally . sile - eettling Day of the 1)1a wing arthl E eit tq this, the CIECIMIStAIIett of there' acing in this Lottcry nor ware than nalf the usual proportion, fll tnks; z cvill, they trust, ensure very general li r probativti,_