The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NBO, Daa, 11hada and talica for thei Itfirer, the Iti'ettaitt ) 14bItc.g, from' Demerart. Sailed this morniug the nott..BaSt India Conti )ittny's shirs Cambridge, COldstream., and Lady_ .Castlereag,h ) . for Si. fltiena nod Chioa% Came: flown front thz Wirt..., and sailed, thr Layton, .llATltomswAyr, for Jamaica.—tVind S. '• NARCII 2.---Arrivcd the Castle reagh packet with a mail and passengers front Cuxhaven s Lark packet, with a mall and pasien gm from ditto of Leicester packet, with a mail .and passengers from Holland. S a iled the castlereagh packet with a mail and passengers for liollitud.---Mind VALmotvii, __ARCH le—Arrived to-day the Dori:rum, from London to Jamaica, to laad • hcrrings.—Wind E. POUTSMOUTiI. Al.tacn 3.----Arrived his Majcs6 .ty's ship Larne from a ei oise. Sailed his 'Majesty's 'ship Granicos for Cork. Arrived the Hannah, .reArsoN, from London; Olive Branch, GAlth. from Cork.• Sailed.the Avon-sehootter, Buattow for •liristol.,Wind South-east. PLYMOUTH, .11.1A2CH 2....—CtIME in the Cumber. !Mitt, SANDERS, from Lisbon ; Duke, front Lisbon fur London; Mearwell transiting (638), CHURCH, from :NLlta and Gibraltar Flora transport (370), BIALDBEI.Na, front 'Malta and .Gibraltar. The I%learwell spoke on the 15th ult. in lat. 35. 50, N. long. 6. %V. the brig Medway, BROOKS, 110111 pirtmouth, with fish, for the Aleiliterranean and on the 25th, spoke the brig Myrtle, in lati, 45. N. lung. 11. 30. W. front Greentick to burn, all well. Patmow, MARC!? I.—The sloop 'Militias And Diary, BAYsour, from Bridgwater to thii port, is shore near I►ere, and it is:leared.will be lost., 3.—The Joan, BURnASS, frolll Ne wcas tie for Rouen, rAn shore near this Pier, early'yeiterday morning, and received con siderable &tn►age--lost her bowsprit : she has been but olr and into port. , Sir E. INT, C. R. OWEN, late commaneing the Lakes of Canada, is appointed to the Royal Soveri•ign yacht, at Deptford• It is the intention o 1 Government - to keep 100 sail or the line in good repair, and to sell, and ! Otte to pieces the remainder. Thu Superintending Masters attached to the di vi , iionis al ships in Ordinary are• to he placed in the retired list and Captains, commanders, and Lieutenants., are to haver charge of the ships, and be allowed, in 'addition to their half-par—Cap tains, Commanders, 10s. and Lientenants, j ab Cto:iitni V e tuintax axe appointed at PlYatoath. Letters have reached, town from St. lielenaof the lath January. BUObIArAI:TE eontittued to enjoy the hOt h ealth at Lonigrwmiti, Ile ,was con atautly en' borsehaek, unless when closeted with his -late counsellor of state, LASCASES, who is cat pleyed in Arriting a.complate history of the life of the ex-Emperor, The Qoaew anti, some, of the PRINCESSES are expected its London to.. Morrow. • . 'On Saturday the Queess and the Patacesstir left 4righton for Windsor, and arrived at the castle about. 4 o'clock. The Princess CHAELoTTE, , after a 0. 11 .d e lay, proceeded to Crenbourn Lodge. Saturday was the Duchess of ,CUMBORLAND'S Pirth-day, which was celebrated at her residence in St. James's Palate, hy. their Royal Highn esses having a grand ditinerporty. Lord CASTLEREAGH, We are sorry to state, is • still confined with a sivere.cold, at his house in St. anies's-squarE. • , • The lloyal Charlotte yacht at Deptfor d ' is nt ing up in a superb style for the reception of the . Archdukes of AUSTRIA and their Suites, who re torn in a tew days to Vienna by the way of Paris. Yesterday the Arch/hikes JoHN and Louts sited the. Mike of YORK, the Inks am' ilichol of Cumar.ELAND, 1111 d the Dukes , of KeNT and Sussex at Kensington Palace.---These were ficrstiluil to be parting visits. it is said, they vi sit Wintlsnr and Brighton previous to their leav iug Tolland: We leer's' by accounts brought by the ships trnm the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena, that schne Insurrectionary movements had taken place among the Dutch colonists in the interior a the Cape settlements. The disturbances, were, Lowever, sooll suppressed by the interposition o f *lie Civil Authorities and military pOwer. Some spf the ringleaders, were taken and tried: by Court Martial, which had passed sentence of death upon them and when the shill: sailed the execution was expected daily to take place at Cape 1 1' own. • - Adviees of die Stli of February from Naples state, that the epidemic disease at Noja was daily decreasing in its virulence. The depths wereesti mated et '23 daily. Naples enjoyed good health. Letteis from Malta to the 30th December liti;;C• been received. The imposition of a duty I ' l ' 6° ' er cent. at Naples, contrary t o the policy. o. 41UKAT, has occasioned a change of the system of - I "de et Malta, that may be attended with bens facial consequences as soon as the querant.ine .thnt kingdotp With regard to the island shall:have been withdrawn, which is now reduced to the short intervsl of seven days. . . BCONAPARTIC is said to have purchased Lindi to ti . Cousiderahla extent in Noah Americas_ anti Collected around him many Of the ci-dequa. pukes rind Counts Of the revolutionary _fabric. new colony," says a French- Journalist,- • eeunotlail to become flourishing, if ill-gotten nroitii prospers." it is believed that L9clßti Thrattaer a embarked at Ancona,' but not with 4" inte nti° ll of joining his brother in tho Uhlted: Wawa. ‘, • CA4lsMilAisl ASI - 14U NI: ', 1 A I- Toe 111i : sv . dr3ail D inner or Oie . CAleanyattO Asylumt for educating and siippering such Chil dren of Soldiers, Sailors; and i'viarines, natives of SeOtl'antl; as cannot he admitted into the Royal ! Institutions of Chelsea and Greenwich . , took place nn Saturdiy last, in the ricemasous• TA veto. — The. Chair was: filled by.the Duke of Youk j and the Mike of KB NT, President of the Institution, was at •the head of one. of the tables. ,The Meet ing was pretty numerous, though not 50 taunt so as was expected, chiefly, as ‘V'e 00,teNtO0d, froo/ Loh, Lyndrich, and a number of Military Gen-, tleinen,• friends to the. Institution, having b e en .engaged at the.Militnry Club, The Gallery was filled by Ladies who Lontiitrerl the Meeting With • their presence .during 'the greater part of the • • • . evening. Alter drinking the usual loyal toasts, Sir AIICHIRALD MACDONALD proposed the Vice Pltron,." . The Duke of York," whose exertions iifthe cause of •the Institution, he said, entitled 'him to thegratitade of every native of Scotland. The Duke of YORK shortly returned thanks. The Chairman having proposed " The Cale. • 'flottian Asylum," The . Duke - of KENT, as President of th e Corpo ration, wished to be allowed to mentioa a few words respecting the object of the Institution.— After so lung and so sanguinary a war, that the Children of those who hail fallen in the course of that war had a strong claim on the gratitude of their countrymen, was a proposition which could not be disputed. Scotland 'was known to have furnished a considerably larger proportion of men to the Army and Navy, compared to her popela thin, than either England or Ireland. He men tioned this With a view of establishing the claims of the Institution, not only on Scotehmen, but nn the Elnpire at large. Thirty thousand pounds was the sum fixed, as necessary, previous to the fooudation of the Corporation ; and from the ra pidity with which the 15,000 t. already subscribed, lied been procured, it was naturally expected that ; Ihe.wholu sum would soon be filled up. But the recurrence of war, and• the battle of Waterloo, had given a new turn to the charities of the Coun try; and their progress had not therefore been commetisot Cite with their expectations. It was, impossible to loOk back to the battlesof.-Saia 111111CO, Orates, Toulouse, and Waterloo, with out a feeling of pride at the large-shere which the natives of Scotland had had in these and other .acrions. Wherever Scotch soldiers and sailors had been brought into action, they had nobly sustain, ell the diameter of their country. This rte said, without nteaning to throw tha least reflection on the conduct of others. From his having beets so Wlt a Scotch . Colonel, he had almost. a .elaim to .itioli'oh•Sentlend as his' peculiar country. %Vat. DOUGLAS, M. P. in the name' of the ' Directori, Stated, that since their last meeting; a, Charter for 'the Corporation had been ,obtained, and the Direbtors had: endeavoured to further the views of the: institution •in the best manner they contd. lie was addressing himself then more particularly to Englishmen, on whom the children of-those brave urea who had died :iii the wise of our cotnnion country, had an undoubted claim, and who always shorn a sympathy for in • dig . e TICC wherever that indigence was found. These chAdren had been left ,deprived of every inheri t twice, but the honour of their parents, and the metnory of their fame. - The proudest monument thee could raise to those gallant men, was to ile- Clare themsclves the protectors of their children. By proving that their generosity was equal to the valour.of the brave defenders of their country, • and that these children, if they fell, would be adopted by that .Country, they would ensure on • the part of our Armies -a continuance of that heroic devotion, by which they hail always been hitherto distinguished. ';The subscription, we understand, amounted in all to 9171. of which 4801. consisted of donations, and the remainder of annual subscriptions. [From Goldsmith's Anligallican AlortiNr] The eollowing are the u•uues of the tour per ions'who• voted for the death of Louis XVI. and who lately arrived at Portsmouth from Fiance, viz.. : ic,Shaan :fugues Henry Duanesaeur, Leanurit Havia, • I. John Michel .Hubert Dinnanoie r , • And Charles Jean Etienne 'roam, • " Mr. CARPENTIOR, anotlstr regicide, is orrivett t Gnermry. Our Grerninent has not determined n'hat steps to take rebpeeting it. Ttivy i re all ob. score men, IlAvizt was.ii Member - of the to't'ed of anti Timm AS 11 ‘ 1gerlther of the Coon . cit.of 00, under the Uoverninetit of the' Direc. , * 1 tory." . •- I . MILITATIV • AN6 NAVAL Satordoy last it wale officially announced that Il jituction had taken place. between , these establishments ; the title, of course r is no longer the same ; the doh is now denominated be (Juiced Service Club." The .Pirectori are increased sixteen in number, and nosy Amount to 46 of.the highest military and naval characters.-1n the evening a grand dinner. was C given at the Club House, in Albemarle-street. AIMISLE ELLcrtoN.---Mr.S TEPHENSON having in rather an extraordinatyand unexpecteduaaner abandoned the eoptest et Carlisle, and left that City, the independent Electors on the spur of the .moinlent. invited Sir rnit.n. Mustrasva, of Eden tO oppose Mr. Cuawea. The .-PoU coin " Menced on the Ist, When the numbers were, .for iFfr.'et.iftwEN; 9T; Sir, P. AltleGiAva, 60. Sir //1; ILIP. was expected in thc,course of tlas Owning. ST . AVFMWSHIM.E E UOWER Was Olt l'hursday returned without opposition for Stet- . • tordshire. • , 'The letters received from St. Petershurgh are to the date of the 7th ult. and tilt doubt is• removed as to the commercial regulations in that capital, with the exception, perhaps, of same partial_ ar rangement*. 'it ,is - confirmed, that there is to he no tarif for the present year, but the merchants in the Rnglish interest Are endeavouring, and 00 good grounds, to spew - that it woultt be politic to admit, under certain duties, • a few of .the Brit iill nitinufactures. The latest accounts from Buenos Ayres connral the accounts previously received.of the defeat of liostpaAu by. the Lima army, and add that his tlktrcat aijon Buenos Ayres had been cut ott. HE `i"ri Ec I'ttE . . _ . • 'evenini -MI- IlitAttist made hi 3 first aPpearenceatt this Theatre: -Ittr , tbese ten ~earl, in the admired Opera 414 • etenonza eli tad. When he first came on the stage, he showed some signs of diffidence, owing, per= (taps, to his uOt. having met the Opera atidience fo r a lentg tifnc.. Nome slight inarkS of disappro bAtioa were heard, thbugh no pat oc u lar eatfie displesure was mcntiOned. howevei'; were 'drowned Rini.' the approbetion of .hisfriends Rod the 'Arlie , . It •IS aitilost tilitiecesoty to say, that hlr BitAtiaM fully sustained the - high .character which his transcendent telents have acquired for Mtn.' We drt not know or:any acquisition to the Opera Company, wider the present cireu.nstantes, more ad taintageOnS, botli for the Audience and•the Theatre itself. `Mad. Fortbe took the pert of /1- Witt, and sustained it vial an energy atilt just • ness of acting that gained the wannest tokens of approbation. The irnetS,deft prentii tin deice am plesio, and eh . perdona, were unanimously encored, •for they were sting in a delicious manner, Young RovEDINo, we believe, appeared in Pablig, but was almost inaudible. The ap peared was, in the course.., of the evening, crowded. In the petite ballet of ,!‘ Le Bazaar du Caire," BAPTISTR and MANGIN , were most gratifyingly encored in a Russian dance. ' Davitv-Gass.--The Recruiting Officer was re peated on Saturday before a good audience. The Sylvia of Mrs. AlaetivN, for which it is under stood, the Play has been revived, is a very indilfe , rent. performance: The meretridlous graces of this Lailyare all she has to rely till: • Unless with the smile to give animation to her countenance, mid display a tine row of teeth, she appears to advantage, anti sensible of this, w:e have the smile at all tbli all occasions ludi crous, seittimentel, passionate, or melancholy.--- , Vivacity and a Ccrtaiil consciousness supply throughout the client of discrimination and tlta capacity for feeling. JotiNsroN e's Kite,. we have alreioly staid., is a rich piece of acting, and front the moment that this admirable performer gets rid or a little tame ness, and identifies himself With. ate character, nothing can be more entertaining than his Re ,erisiting Serjeant, though it is not entirely the Itecridting Serjeant of the AILINDICI4 is exquisite r ip Custer 'Pearnutift 'and KNIGHT, in Tumult, r. cry little inferior to him. IP.quel praise'' is due . ,to Miss.Neciv 'fuse; and Air. Rat, in Captain Mate, and Mr. Balmer ac qUit themselves in a highly respectable manner. CoVatir-UaItDEN..---The Fair Penitent, a stock, bitt.tiht elevOurite play, was (trounced aatj batut— day at this Theatre, and presented Mihs 0 - Nstt.t. to the lowa, in the new part of Consta. The Managers of our Theatres are, we believe, a good steal put to it to find novelties tor that de %voting publiC appetite which will ;tat feed long on the same tare,• however dainty. This, perhaps, is their best 'npalugy • for recurring' to ,the ,Fair Penitent, which is neither an in teresting drama in itself, nor titre tyhich fur nisbes a character well suited to Miss O'NEILL's powers. The heroine does not merit her name-- if she were really a Penitent lost-in alllictiou, be wailing her Crimes, imploring forgiveness, and dying purified by repentance, Miss O'NEILL would perform the part, It) admiration. Caiistiz tennis all feminine loveliness, her grief. i s the shame of. detected guilt, her penitence . " raving disappointment, her remarse despair. TO an Actress .whose way to the heart is' by ten , deraess and sensibility, the delineation of these' passion* is not appropriate, and we Were not surprised to find, t hat with all her pathos and feel ing, Miss 01%1514L failed more in Cnlista than in • any character we have seen her attempt. Having stared this general opinion, we shall t\ot enter into miutite criticism to establish task mOre' easy, than it would tae agreeable to us. Of Mr: C. Kionns's Lothario it is impossible tOspeak'in' terms of muleservettenhigium. He was all that was valiant and gay,licentiout and brave; never had, and never can the 'character have a better representative. Mr. YOUNO Haratia was also , distinguished by manliness, fOrev, and judgment.' He made it more important than could nave been auticipateil from reading the Play. l'he .ditamout of Mr. Assorr held equal rank.with the toregoliqe parts, in as much es depended upon the perfornteri. nod the Scio/to of Mr. Mortttor, full of feeling % completed a. Liwirtetto of male performers far, above the merits of the Tragedy, and such 07 . are rarely witnessed fur excellence in any Play •upon the .tage, . • • • • TO Tkit; ILDITOit OF:L'HF. SUN. „ . (A your requested to lay berore , the Public the collowilig circumstance, with ri ltrymt tlu spine person tike the trouble of giving a solution rat what oplielis so extrittirtlitiarY Taft INCiUtItElt. 'Laic tiny number of figures, plissiug them in a litso,like torsi sum—ca, , et up the holouut of said figure*, .00d doduct such amount front such tufa) prodircc, after 'act) aleductiun, wtill lovariisliltist 0, or a ioultiiile of 9. . 4 MS. Bill tx tAt lV4viow ni . aj.flfkr, near Cripple:4,e. Scat; EltY • perfortutol oa aged Iluurki and Sity4A brohea Lei;. 4(11 IA ;id bound upright dissrderd feet retetitd the uounded Acrid, The whale caNetitatias wended acid flag Body suppotted ' • • by a new Sole. The present Duke of S T . A r . saNs k a lietitenant in . the navy, and has been so far Matt 640116 , years. After the toast of " The Imninrtal. Memoty pf Sir TaoNAB PICTON," at the Anniversary Dinner 'of the Ancient Britons. oil Friday last, an It<rlegr was tong by Mr. PAIIIIIry in . the Aneitnt 'British language, aneompanied on tlieltat by Jump,. thud to the •Prince lit "WALas. . It is said to be the ini.6ltf(ln of thrs'ernutetW to level the extensive" military lines .near.Citefiniford. SatHrday a entviderahle house in the City, ing an establishment also at Glasgow, stispended i ts payments. he prightors Herald . says•••••" We nte - sorry to learn that th e tirimitead Raula. bas •stofpcd p aym • THE trARkETS. 4`.•=4/e r'eteived this tot .. .right midircnihupply at Wheat forint F.iiex and Kent, real no samples of which - so/II et an advance of Is. per quarter, but ordinary was (hill. fine Barley was lli &mind; and is. per quarter deatir. 'Mat Was dull. Th'cie was a guud supply Oats, ntili-tine Samples sub( readily at uUr last quvtatiuns, but ortlinury *is dull. In Pease' And:Bt.:4ns 'there was no alteration: Foreign' Wheat. 7 40s. sOs. Floe din , * - - tide. —s. gligasli Wheat - 40 s. ws. • Fine dittu - • G/is: —s. Itysi Fine ditto - -31 s. —s. Harley - -20 s. 245. 'Filo, ditto - - - • -98 s. —I. New ditto . - —4. —3. Aloft. - - ;•-• 50s. 555: Fiife dint; - - • 61st'. • Wbitellpose (ballet's) 314. 3:is. ini ditto - - .17s. —s. Grey Pease - - 373. ,its. Fine Grey Pea4l: - 335. Tick wails - • - sas. vs. Old dittu - - 275. Sts. 13eats,s 274. 31s. Old,dittti ins. S7B. Feed Oats - -14 s. 15s. Find dims :17 ht Poland ditto - -17 s. 19$. Fine ditto - -19 s. 21s. Putatoeilitto - • 464. —s hape Seed :XI. t 271. pi:r List. Fine Flour -50 s. 555. Seecsnds • . - 455. 501. 1114ecit 4.—This blerltat had a`pretty gcnkctsupillt4priiiie llcasts, and the show`of . Cattliin gene- Pal' s coryiderable; Beef and Veal were cheapr t Altittors , and,lPork sold at last prices; and the *tide, fee M ,was the 'ott as . inidilling. The salei in the Hay-marliet Were live ly; 4;lovec libs dropped in price; 'Shaw fetched bater price; Hay obtained last Price; Sittijoined• is an accurate 'statement of the prices and numbers - • To sink the Offal, per stone of idb. Beef, 4s. to 55..0d. Mutton . , 4t. OJ. to od. Lainh, Os: Od. to Os. (Id. Veal, 4s. 44. in 6s; od. !'ark, 4s. 44. toltit ' Beasts, I,Bou. 6lieep, 114400, Cala% !tik).• Vig o ' $O. a • - HAY.NIARKET. Hay, at. Os. to 41. 101. Stoker, it. Ss. to 0,.1d,. Vlircer s 41413. tuEt. be. - •• HOP I;;TELLIGENCE. In out• Flup•atiarkrt, on Suturday, 78 pockets of Hops went weighed, the neeratte prices of which were from 71. to 91.-•: - (ll'ercesier Heruldi) it appeati from a piragraph in a French paper, that the doily 41lowlince given to perzioni confined for debt.iii Friinet utnoputs only to 30•eentimes1 hardly threepence halfpenny of our `mdney. of KinztEuE, ,annotineed in some late. Vorrign_Journals, is cohtrailicre,l iii the Brits vels ,Pwpert received last •night. Ile is stated to be in excellent health. Captain JOHN BoAlt:4', of the late Transport Office, is appointed one. of the Navy Board, and Doctor I-lAnt , :ttss one of the Commissioners for • • Mr: J.. Itseto KEMP, me of the Members of Parliament: for Lewes; baring on Thtirttlay de, elated his intention of 'resigning,his ,seat;' a Cott. rest .is expected, in that borough between' Mr. SCARLETT and SH' JOHN SHILLRY,*%VbO base offered themselves as candidates. An agreement, lfeiiring the signatures of uP wards'of.lso of the most respectable Land-Cwnees, Alantigs'etitters . , and Tradesmen of 'Newcastle-un. the,poitedes,and neighbourhoods, is entered into,. engaging to receive in ,payment the .Notet nF the Newcastle, 'Bufslem, an d Stoke. opoit-Trent Zauks. • Logi) SOURRVILLIt'S SratNo Suaw or CATTLII. YeSteillity evening the Cattle, Sheep, and intended to compete for his Lordship's Pt cmiunts, began to assemble at Mr. Sadler's yard, in Got. *ell• -street, vit.-114 ()lace the Duke of Bed. ford,•2 Devon oxen-Ault 1 -co:w t Had of •l3 r wit water, 4 oxesvand. 6 sheepv - I,l)rd . Somerville, 2 oxen s Lori! Gage, I cow and. 3: sheep; Christ°. pher T. Tower, Esq. `.,oxen ; °Niles C. Western. M. I'. 12 Merino sheep;• It. Barclay, •• Esq. 11. V. 2 oxen and 6 . • Merino sheep. • On Thursday two Jews were baptised into tha :Christian Faith ; at 'the • Chvel• of Lewis WAY, Esq. lit Stanatatli in: Hampshire, who -- is one of the. Viee,tPresidetitt of the Society for promo t in g Christian knowledge:: among the Jekis.. There arts nOliC.SlariSted nR many d44iXtVell or eighteen Jcvis ptaspaiiug for the tustue pUrpOse ; they sverte. ba}itisett,-by the Rfv. - G. WAY,' brother •of -tha shove; one was. baptised by the : Ming: of john, the' other by the name of Thomas. • After , the mony was. over. the Rev. Mr. %VAy preached a - very , apropriate serati.in from Gab(tians, the 6th chopterytunlibe Litli.Verse...J..T.lik.levys sung an anthent.inMehrew, from the Atlechapter Of Isaiah. • -, nceompanieal by otteof thou ou.j.he organ. One attire enuverts carne-from Pulantli-antl:will soon retnrn, having left a wife and f.rc illy. AcCioEtqt.- ,4, L;!st`wee4. a mcbm. choly affair, oectwed iii the - avorr,-&- Dock Bosh:, Liverpoor:=---i. brig, the Allifiklni" Chptititi Pant!. ra t c, 'o'ad trout her cAbla in the rivet, , etidelynol ing . to enter the . Basin i with a 'Strong liti i 4lAe'ifrom the north 7 weit; ran' dovin a liar y "tv;;ljitt 4; 6ri board of w Melt wi tc t ttieit, %I'tnnin, and her two children : tin . forttiitatc:y ;' but the woman and. tlV•elinclijn 'were, we - httrien't to 'tiny, &Owned. On the approach of tilt' brig, the mother, • tybov mil an t ta,d'eck,' flew, ‘vith rinA teroat to the g. ist:11) , tht hihitatiollot these . people, to bi in}; her children ; she sue c'eedetiitbr;ogiuy; them to the top of the litchi r, and, 140 at that innetnre, the shock of the vessels' :took pine, and the unhappy niother anti her chil. d ren were overwhelmed by the water: her body was taken, up 4er being in - the %rater a short time, and every extrii,in was in vain wivil to re. store tinitnat ; of the ehiithlrs were found at low water. • - Q Tuesday a quantity of unwholesome salmon, belonging tb one of the 'Kingsviorl ! , hawkers, was .burl eil in With by order of the Mayor. The Iclkim , bad also. endenvonred to impose on a Gene - demon's family, by - tilling the servant her was., • tcr, liad: sent home fish, anti requestiorpitymeint P6rERTY TAx.--Twelve o'clock To•rtiorrorr .Night.—lt may nut be generally known that by a reedrit Act of Parliament, all persons relieved trim this odious Tax, have now the opportunity of investing a small sum (thus, as it were, saved .trout the tire), in 'spying a Ticket or a Shate,and. Aectire a part of the Two Prizes of 2.5`.000 fleas', ;8010. at 20,0001. or of tlte , 41,300 other Prizes of 5,0001. 1,0001. 5001. kc. which must ,44 . 11 be drawn, either Next AVvdites‘iiiy, nr the sited. c' e( O u g ' I Y of t Dmwing ; and as the Wheel 0t Fate %rill be opened Very early on Wednesit*Yr Morning, the Act authorize* thue'Lwittery 011ie* KETpers to . salt 'rickets and Shares ttatit o'ciPck Tueiday Night: '.