The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-29 00:00:00

1~ ;I'~.'" Derr blip; ' ' 't • " t in LA; 5 ' L TY" ra ,s . ot :cc 1 c r Of ,c 0 of, , t ir 05 1 al if C oiIIIESoNDENCE. to inform yOll bRAL., Aratteut 2 8.- 7 -1 am sorry -- 41th,!.tniSfortune that h , befallen the Java, East.ll Incliarnan, Captain TEMPLAR, trout Bon). ay ;, . 1 eaaling 'rouud 'the point of the. South F°r. her iii fhe n ight, she touched and carried "away '.ir,i)e tier she now lies off here, but at a coPst i ' ur i e (113tance, and very near the sands- I Ind eed has fol. Some. days, very hard: ‘bvb(lc",11::(rei:11.:1 d er% her situation more perilous i she 1 ' l'erYinnell, and has cut away her , Vain -mast, "nght the wizen -mast by the board. '1•I re HI. "tivity of .the Deal -then has been excrted)ff. to 4:1 lutsuccessful attempt was made to carry 1 i. r i, l '"r an anchor and cable ; th e- sea ran too ' it 1.'4 the boat, having such a burthen in her ; Sri be tried again, and I hope with success. a w i ll she part, she must go upOu the sa n ds, an d fe4r, from the state of the weather/ cikleuees would be most dreg the cunse potlbe vessels, havin,, on hoard the troops from 3atouth, have not from the state of rite wea t4er, b'ecn able to proceed for Ostend ;—the same "use has nnfortunately prevented any of e I ll4 ' ships going o n Calais il or oulognefrom the l t a st lence ' s° that we have a° arrivals f rom F rance; was from Calais, by his Majesty's sloop thlifirole, Captaid DENMAN, who "ugh! over 4 '"'t 60 fugitives, men, wo men , an d c hild ren, 4'41 landed them very ea-ily Yesterday wonting, Ilics all speak with admiratioU of the kind treat.- ;ekeat they experiencud from the CaPuti"' his °in: l l's ' " Crew. They/ were received on board 1 ,.. e Preceding night fro m a French fishing-vess.el in Fly r, y tempestuous weather. - 11°01 the French and English lia v 1 Is from ti 't gat arrived by his Aldjesty's vessels passengers who -4e coast of Frill-ice, ,peak w i z ', the most eutha %iastie g.;•atitude of this provident and human e re of onr.Governm fi ent, arcti"g them th e "1Y gleans ft,„, that could he found ..,,,n the situation Of peril in which they were n for escaping Ziue.ektortions trpon the passengers'at Cainis have posedel'ea'ea. with the dant,ers to is hick they are ex , ;B° that bad it not been forlhis. Zeasttre, vast nnrahers .would not- have had the . excellent ts :is ot procuring a passare. In the bustle of t,la).e' Nally have lost valuable baggage' aaadon it I t . to secure their nersons. content , Is rvporte Ih r he en hail: .• ' re, that no more are 1- l A b ' . ,vv,tcH, iv_ , . I rt)11) e' 414 i s (h l' Boulogne. T . arrived ti e /4 1 - •.ulcn 28, 1815.___This Lay t'(LN'''s° I • ) • from Hel l' Packiete Capt. 1.. EANE, luttSltiV% I' ' along \li t!) 0 " ' " "ea Place she left yesterdaY' the 1-4 1:1 "): L ' lrit Packet, Captain SllerthocK ; i zh• c 114 I not vet arrived, it is therefore presume( l 'l t 1 1 1 ,, e .,, I : Is La ded her mail on the Suffolk coast. I l i c e --"''' nuncan packet, Captain Itont,ToN, , Ich sailed f. t,ande,, lom Ostend last Sunday o , .1 her mail afternoon, i, and sixty passengers yesteroay a, Ivii,,estnir, she has four carriages On board, with , !ea she is hourly expected to put in Icre• 111a 4 s st arrived, the WenSle' ydale, JAMES MOON parse ttr, with Mts. FITZHEEEERT, and live otherft yesntlers front Ostend, Which place 0) thertidaY ruornin2. The consternation prevailing , Is h ci , . ' 4 4 o i . ' hi e- The Wellington extra boat, t i lti, e carriages belonging to Mrs. FITZHER.- k% ' and the outer paszengers' just arrived, is 'Peeted this eveniag. lin oic Ix 0•111 TE is at Lisle, and Ostend is hourly Peet " t ° be Inv at N. W. 4N Pack ' null'. :Vat -tell 28:-L—The Lord Duncan, sik!:,ti'lved o f }' Lowestoft Nesierday 1.. M. from 414,::('' and landed a number of passengers. They ‘vhiit tha t the packet left Ostend on Sunday, at lit," tilbe Louts XVIII. was there, having ar- , - ni l vi, t1,, 4 lit, ,h ednesday evening. Thvy also state, ttltile (),N4Paa•re had visited Dunkirk, to ascer-, 4 4 h tsPasitiOn of the military and inhabitants, bc," 4(1 afterwards departed. 'file packet Was 44 ( 1 t h 44140! ';',.°ver, but forced hither by the str un g Ni t vi)ti 'llllls. Four of 'the French 11, I 1 I ' I N I lk I the XIINTG at Ostend, amongst whom, Prt, Ilt"'il', AUGELEAU and BEaTurEn• '44 -"iln'i-------r .i"-------2-------1 .--- • 1 Gth , h • th at ,4 -ar we ;earn unifier (late' of• t le 4 0 0 s eti t tne expedition .which was generally th'III 4 cti l4l l o bzive proceeded to the River Plate, att 4 , it. tY,(l.eslitrd for the Caraccas.. c,ft?ll,„, i !ne a.l it is reported, a curious het, Tt,,autere fouud iu tic bureau-of the Abbe ft,,:kot,t4l, rot,, on tlte breaking out Of the news 13, t1 the (A4TP•'s landitor, two letters unopened k•shrr, -nnite.(le BOUTI7ILLIERS, Prefe c t of the fr1,‘1.14(4 fill of Lii %Tar, dated six weeks back, lit Ile 0 1 ' 'AS Minister,. not ice of the plan forined. rte ihe"(ling of the gmpetor, and the names itit,, eatti., th , e(1 • '-'ias to assist in it. Ile re ,'t ;„ iii%.,, . en gager! Li' ''lqi • , '"eilOtlS iind in armed force to arrest ll, , ,lt ;', 4l.‘ ll l t l i i i t n ' td ic h " . ' it i . n the firs! instance ; but of course tilt ,ttt,t, • ton remained unknown. th4lsl. t;titiotrMu Savannah, of the Ist, states, that I .44, ~lilo igree had not then left Cumberland l i t. i e 1, ~lilo i t he it is probable it Ironic! remain 7 , t , c e.... „,itentormation should be e.,equired of the s Qv 4 e , v stlitlLvenne cutter Active, Capt. BRI.J.NS tlte i ta di (lal,s " 1 " rron. Active, York, and !manic& the ?)ritisji'l'l:" convey th 6 news of the Peace to t l .`otla t(,) Ik'iding s(ltta•dron, and returned tin tt thy *Vork, 'without being able to • At 11 o'cloi'k A. M. her main and NAVAL, NEWS. ANOTHER •EASiT INWaNIAN ON SHORE. 2 , ‘1 -11 'lnd W. It 'has 1)!own vkly alr! cifittimies to (10 so all day. Daring the .'4etle, arrived the extra ship Java, Captain TEMVLAn, from Boinh - ay, with • lONS (?tr anch 01'3 , cables, and rudder, haviDg been on shore off the South Furdaud ; she 11 . (ts been ridi!) g very hard this worning,'and a dreadful sea Is ruuning. Five o'Clock.—More moderate. rides tulerablv well. co::icr. Admiralty-office, March 27, 1R35. GENTLE3fEN,—Tn answer to your letter of the 23d instant, respecting vessels hunnd to North America, 1 ain commanded by my Lords Cotniasioners of the Admiralty to acquaint you, that it is not their intention to appoint any convoy to that quarter. I am, Geltlemen, your very humble servant, Messrs. Beatson, arid Co. JOIN BARROW. Yesterday,. proclamations were issuer!, offerinz bounties for seamen, who were the first to eater on board of his .Majesty's ships. It is thought not unlikely that row-bo . at priva teers will be out from Calais and Boulogne this week. It is said that an embargo has been laid upon all the-French ships of war in French ports, in order to prevent their Putting to sea, and declaring for their legitimate King. The greatest activity prevails at Portsmouth and Plymouth in fitting out his Majesty's ships for foreign service. Rear-A,dmiral-, Sir I sa , \EL PP:LLEw goes out with Lord ExmouTH to the Mediterranean as First Captain•of the Fleet, and will sail From Portsmouth in a few days. -The following ships are now at Portsmouth ready for sea : Mofilaglle, 74, Captain Heywood; Ajax, 74, Capt.-Mon day; Oroirtes,•36,Capt. Cochrane; Spartan, 3R, Capt. Horn by; Desiree, :3G, Capt. ".'oOldrid4e; zia, Capt. Pr o by ; Leven, Capt. 131,pett; Perseus, 'Capt. A'Conrt ; Pilot sloop, Capt. Nicholas; Plower sloop, Capt. Shekel ; Zephyr 'sloop, Capt. Rich; Snake sloop, Capt. Gasse; and Basilisk gun-brig. Passengers stated to have sailed in the Nan , matt whose lois we announced yesterday. It is possible. however, that some of thew may not have emh.—clied.--" The Bombay Courier, of the 22(1 of October, says, that the ship Alexander, Captain L Aut.nso, sailed thence for London, with the following persons on board ttS pasten- ger,: : " Mrs. Auldits; Dr. and Mrs. Thinhat; Miss. Toriano, Major ftainsa'y ; Captain Campbell; his Majesty's 47th regi ment; Lieutenant and Mrs. Deverel, his „ Majesty's 47th regi. ment ; Lieutenant Wade, Lieutenant Baker, Lieutenant Bennet, Lieut. Godby. " Children—Miss Charlotte Elphinstone, Master ,Lohn El. pkinstone, Master Wm.' Richard Russell, Master Edmond Deverel, Miss Lydia Deverel, Miss Frances Dererel. ' " Thomas 111i:thews, invalid from the artillery. " Captain and Mrs. Hugkes and fainfly, nUthe Madras Establishment, were expected also to go as passengers from Cochin„" The Alexander is a country ship, of about 700 tons burden, and was on her first voyage to Eng land. There is a Company's extra ship of the sante name. • .The power of an anchor, upon a new construe-. tion, weighing 25 cwt. was tried last week ttgainst one weighing '3l cwt. at Chatham, in the presence of Sir ROBERT !LaLow, and a number of Naval Officers in the Dock-vurd, when the larger y:eld ed to the smaller, antl it was the general that an anchor of 25 cwt. upon the new principle, was equal in power to one of 40 cwt. made upon the old plan.' • - Many of those persons %vlio were in ti•estvd with the white ribbula, have chutigeti it for the %luta. onzeit' ►oasts «•ere cut away, for the ..alk!ty of the ship, ►►nd, after a great deal of difficulty, a Deal boat succeeded in getting- alongside with another anchor and cable, and we trust she will now ride (nit the gale. The Princes Charlotte of Wales, Lord Nelville; and "Ceres East Indian►en, have Jost - lnehors and cable : -.—the furtr►er two; and the others one each. •rife Java now PoarimouTri, MARcui 28.—Arrived his I'la- jest y's ship Endymion from Bermuda, with the President American frig:ire, her prize ; his Ma jesty's ship Pacrolus, from New London, rir 16 days' passage ; left his Majesty's ships Superb and Saturn off Plymouth, hound to that port from Halifax. Arrived his M4jesty's ship Hope from the Coast of France, and the Mary and,Susanua Also arrived the Speedy parket, .1%-iih mail from the Leeward Wands, ‘viiidi has been forwarded'to town in a post-ehaise.--IVinil S.W. 11Ancti 47.—Arrived the Argo, BALnwIN; from Africa ; boarded in lat. 40. 24. long. 32. 30. on the 17th instant, by his Majesty's ships Chatham, Bombay, and the Larne corvette, cruizing in company. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2 7.—Came.in the" Saturn, i ofso guns, Captain BRowx, front America. Sailed his Majesty's ship Eridanus on a cruise ; Acteon 1 . and Foxhound sloops . of war on ditto. FALMOUTH, MARCH 26.—P1►t back his Ma jesty's ship Thais, with the Union ; General Kyd, and Providence, outward-hound East Indiamen, and several West Indiamen. The Thais hove two of her guns overboard in the gale. An ive:l the Lady Louisa packet, with a rnailtrom the Brazils, in 58 days. The ships in the Roads appear to ride out the gale in safety.—Wind S. W. IlArtyricti, Mattcx 28.----Arrived the Lord Nel son packet, frith a mail from Holl•And.—Wi n d W. RAMSGATE, MARCH 28.---AlriVed the Britannia transport E. Y. from the Downs, to ,take truops to I-Joilimid. ARMY. WiNnsolt, MAncn . 26.---Lord RIvERs, now on a visit to the QUEEN, at Windsor, lately sent for some of his best grey.hotinds, and the tine tours .ing in the Home Park, last week, affo r d e d touc h t• amusement to the QuEEN and the. PRINCESSES. On one of the days of snort, after some excellent runs, three hares. were killed near her MAJESTY's carriag e ; Generals MANNERS n 'T A YLOR, and .Sir BRENT SPENCER, were of the party. The Hon. FREDERICK. LAMB arrived at Mel bourne-house, Whitehall, on Monday 'evening, about half -past eight o'clock. He left Vienna some time since, had'becu in Paris about a fort night, and left that city tell hours p rev i ous to BooNAIPARTE's arrival ; he remained there notch longer than .he intended, for the purpose of ar ranging soate business for the Royal 'Family.; he has brought papers of the value of 20,0001. - be-' longing to the Duchess of OnEEANs. Mr. LAMB proceeded from Paris to Lille , from that place he made across the country to - Ostend, where he secured a packet for Mrs. FrrzirEaßEßT for Mon day, she being afraid to ventore'on account of the boisterou s state of the weather. On Monday the Hon. Gentleman ventured in an open boat froth Ostend, accompanied 'by Colonel TaßaCti, With dispatches from Brussels. They arrived safe on Sunday evening at. Ramsgate, where they - learnt that a boat had that day been lost, and ant titer driven away, not known what had become of it. Sir RoGER CURTIS, the Port Admiral very kindly allowed his groom to proceed with th e letters brought by Mr. \NIB to Dover, for some branches of the Royal Family. The KING was expected at Ostend previous to Mr. LAMB- leaving. Yesterday the Honourable Gentlentan attended the PetxTE RFG,ET at Carlton-house, by his Royal H'rghness's commands,.and was honoured Ivith an. intervieW fro m twelve till two. The tvell-titned jokes of the Chi-040e (molt the misforttoes of Louis the XVllith, are quite in character. Mr. WnITDREAD, is so much recovered from iris late indisposition, as to be able to leave town this day, for his seat in Bedfordshire. Lord and Lady BYtIoN are expected in town early in the ensuing' month. His Lordship has taken the Duchess of DEeoNSHIRE'S elegant house on the Terrace, in Piccadilly. Preparations are making at Bromley-hill, in neat, the seat of the Right Hon. Cu ELES LONG, for a fashionable entertaiument, to be given there in the course of this weeli. - A Noble Lord's epistolary communication from P(075 to the F..btor of a -Morning Paper, is al lowed, even by the rational part of the Opposition themselves, to be a disgrace itio the British Peerage, as tvellins a scandal to th e E ng li s h P ress. Bombay Papers to the 30th of October 1 1 . :(ve ar rived. The foilowing are. the, only fac".s of any interest relative-to India which they clintai m CALCUTTA, OCT. 4.—One of 11;e boats of the squadron -conveying the second detachment of the 24th foot to Dioapore, was unfortunately upset near that place, when seven persons here lost.-- A letter front .Rangoon, dated Sept. 10, gives a melancholy r.-:count of the wreck of, a vessel, in. which Mr. Rem:Ey was proceeding %vitt) his wife and family to Ava. Mr;'. CAR E Y an d two chil dren, the r gunner, four female servants, and two Lasears, perished." CORN-EXCIIANGE,MARCII 2 9.—OurMarlIt Was -but thinly supplied With Grain this . morning ; the sales, consequence, were few. Fine lliheat fully supported its price ; Barley and Oats. being in demand are each Is. per Quarter dearer ; other kinds of Grain remain the -same as at the close of the Market on 'Monday ; Flour advanced ss. per sack. Foreign Wheat 4ts. 51s, Rls. Grey Pease - -•- 295. 355. Fine ditto - • - - • 755. -s, Fine Grey Pease -40 s. -s. Engli s h Wh e at - 575. ti7s. 'rid, Beans - - -31 s. Otis. Fine ditto - - - 755. -3. Old ditto - - 355. 42 i. Old ditto -- - --s. -s. Swan - Pick 13eans 82s. 38s. Rye . nos. 325. Old ditto - - . 365. 475. Fine ditto - - - 355. -s. Feed OatslBs, 21s. narlev - - '7 - 245. 30s. Fi ne ditt o - - - 265. 2.85. Fate ;littu' - - - .85s. -s. Poland ditto, - -18 s. 215. New ditto - -.- --s. -- 7 -s. y Fine ditto - - 225. 21s. Malt - - 355. ----s. • Fine ditto - - - ils. -s. Rape !•;eed 301. 351. p e r la s t. Whiteease (boilers) 3Vi., 415. Fine notif - -60 s. Fine ditto - - - s os. -s. Seco n ds - - 7Cls. 60s. fi'.ss. We feel gratifi e d In tillitnillleing, that his Int pedal Majesty the Emperor of all the Itmssias, whose amiable finalities, aggrandise humanity, has b I been Inost gr ac i ous l y p l ease d to tr;iilstltit frotll Vienna, an order to Nieisrs. Howland and Son, of i Kirby -street, Hatton-garden, for a quantity of their celeinmed Macassar Oil,-his Imperial Ma_ jesry having expressed. his high approbation of that incomparable article, for promotitig the growth, preserving, and beautifying the hair. . Wean: requested by the S.ecrei:ry of the Elgle Insurance comoanrio state that Poliee , cs expiring at Lady Day may be renewed within 15 days trout that period, at either of their Oakes in (2ornhill.' or the llay-tinolket, where Annuities are granted and purchased, and every description of Life and Vire Insurance effected on the most eti.litable IcTLIJS. TLe . Flusclr t'rigeh; e , which contrilinted essenti:►N L u our.glor;,:o; tritimpliS in the Pcniii nlA, is ognin niutit)i :or active service in Bel g ril. harr,iliou of the First Uegiment of Fr Ir imuulia;rly for forcign Service; II A General Order Will: it is said, be iscued thi.s . ( lay, for placing the,recrarting.servi ce of the artily under new rezulations, ‘vith an increased bounty. The 12th Regiment of Cavhlry, commanded by Colonel l'onsonby, has arrived at chatlunn, from Dorchester, through Reading, Alnidenhead, &c. to enibark from Ramsgate tor Holland.. Two troops of Royal Horse Artillery, and six C'otnpanies of - Battering Artillery, have received orders to hold themselves i» readiness for foreign service ::they are expected to embark every day.— One. thousand horses of the Royal Artillery Di ivers have also received orders, and are to pro ceed forthwith. It is expected that an additional number of troops and companies of this much dis tinguished. corps will follow as swot) as they are completed to the war establi.hment. Only four troops of the Blues are at present stationed at, Windsor ; • the sth Regiment`of Foot are stillthere`,.in the inf;lntry barracks. • THE PINE ARTS. Catalogue Ilaisont;e of the British Gal:cre. (No. VIII.) No. :34. David in the Cave fif 4illt.1(71)1)-1-1. Nr; r:ToN. .Ind the thri.e brake through the host of Che i'!ii listines, and iirew water out of the well of Brtitiehe m t hat i itVaS by the gate, and took nod bron.rlit it to David ; Davia would not drink of it., bat poured ,it oat to the Lord."—Chronicles, Ilook I. chap. i. verse 18. Mr. Singleton is unhappy in this Picture. thing so problematical in the form of the utensil lima which the Son of Jesse is making his libations, that were the CNiti4C ter and expressiiin of the persons around him equai Ita phael, it would turn the whole ioto hurlesque. 35. Gothic Door, Girls sewing, G. VAat.nr. It will h..- been observed, that in noticing pictures which have no pre tensions either to beauty or deformity, We ctnitent our with barely -recording their catalogue designations, in the hope that their respective makers will hereafter atl'ord us till opportunity of speaking-favourably of their proAri•ss. A Met.sical Party, P. H EXDEitSON. Thifre is simief 37. The Minstrel, Beratte's Song, A. CARSE. have frequently been amused with this Artist's humour, a n d gratified by his display of local observation and acquaintance with the characteristic manners of inferior life. The present is nut, however, a good specimen .of his talents. 38. .7;k Vision of the Kings appekriqg to Macbeth, H. SIN otrros. " Shew his eyes, grieve his heart, " Come like shadows, so depart." We wish we could praise this diligent Artist; but truth compels us to say, that whstever he may have done Mat,' beth in this Representation he has at least "oheteed our c'•e S and grieved our heart." 33. Conrade and Grtblare, from the Cor4air, by the same, and just such another picture. 40. lia.itingli, Children dividing their Shells, S. Wool). FORM:, It. A.—Mr. Woodfurde is a, great mannerist—his things are pretty, but they are all so intolerably alike! THE THEATRE. THE FOREIGN OPERA. —Last night a nevi Di •vcrtisement was'introduced in the performance of I. Riti D'Efeso. It was not unfavourably receiv ed, though !t is not very creditable to the taste or ingenuity of the Ballet -waster. The Opera went off as heavily as usnal. The old ballet of La Fin e' Mal Garde e, a Bich has run its course on ever: stage in Europe, is revived under the direction of M. A. VvsTins. The Lowe wr.s thinly attended, especially the bOxes.• CovENT-GAHDEN.—The First Part of hre. tr , : e. he Fourth was represented last night at this Theatre, and I.ll.v.rnEws, who appeared in the Character of Falstajt' at the Haymarket Theatre two or ; three seaioni ago, resumed that character, and per formed it with a considerable degree of spirit.— M :...rnEws is so versatile, au ' , actor, and generally appears in characters of such broad caricature, that he Mast find it rather a difficult !natter to contip e ' the luxuriance of his humour within the bounds of . regular Corriedy.' Falstqr, howcver, allorth him good scope, and•he availed himself of the part very ably, though, we thought, there was rather more of a crabbed, caustic turn, ti,au of the sportive and rich facetiousness whide the character seems to r , - , quit c. It was, nevertheless, an am aimed picture of die fat 'Knight, and was inucll ap plauded. Yousc exert e d hi mse lf with pit in Hotspur. CoNw AY is evidently i ni p rov i,, g as au actor in general, hut he, wa.; some w h at ion.. languid in the Prince of sVaif,v, except iu t h e speeches addressed to 1 .1 . 1 s father. MoßitAy ren dered King Henry tco - vk•l'lernent for so tvary a po litieian, and much too emphatic upon w.ords of little impertance. He delivered, however, one passage vd - '.lll considerable effect, as it was ob viously taken tip by the audience, and referred to the.present state of the Allied Powers : - -•-• - • " Our hanfl.s are full of business: let's away,- . Advantage feeds bin,: tat, utile men decay." 'lnc new melo-curare of Zeinlmca wasfully con finned in the favour of the audience. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING ON THE DER3Y, 'OAKS, &c.—MARca 27. G to 1 agst. D. of Graft,o's Tirtsither to Whalebone Bto 1 Mr. Wilson's by Sorcerer I. to 1 Lord Darl;LN - tort's Sir Thoorts 14 to 1 --',;r. Thornhill's Anticipation Taken-15 to 1 Mr. Neville's Sir Joshua • Taken — . -13 to 1 -- Mr. ( ) aerie's c. he Waxy • 15 to 1 -- (;metal Gots:er's•Raphael Taken-16 to 1 Lord Egremont's Scotima colt oNtCs, 7 to I ttpt D. of Graftoa's ItTionf , t. 9 to 1 La. G. H. f. by Sir David 11 to 1 -- Mr. Farral's Dtu,s 3 , - Taken-14 to I --. T. Tierse's Cleopatra 1 , 1 to I -- GenerAl Grosvenor's 1. by P4piojay 18 to 1 -I- 7 the Irk') Inky Wien-20 to 1 -- Lord Ituas's;.;"one Betted-I=2oo to 600, Minuet a'pt Cleopatra. Miss O'NEILL played Mrs. Holler, at the Glon-, cester Theatre, on Monday night. Thu Three Chances of 30,000/. (excln-iveof the Five Prizes of 1000 Guineas) in the present Lot tery, are held in high estimation by mil ranks - of Adventurers, which renders it very dontnful.whe ther the Tickets will not be all Sold previOus to the sth of Next Montt; if not, the - remaining few will he extravagantly dear.• HoßNstri anti Co. experience an extraordinary demand f or Tickets and liares at thFir Office, Cornhill . ; as such,-recoininend their Friends to be aware of losing the Golden opportunity. The great and unprecedented Sale of Tickets and Shares this Lottet:y, has induced some of the Speculating (lender:ten at Lloyd's :tnd the Stock Exchange, to make a most liberal offer to the Coi:tractors, to take all that may ren'lain unsold when the wheel goes -round, on Wednesday next ; but th e C ontractors h ave thought it their ditty to refuse, on the ground that it Ivould be unfair to preyent the.remainicr of the Public , who - -have not yet pnrchased, frbm hating a Ch , lllee tot the Three Prizes of 30,0 M., or the Five of lON Guineas each, in Gold j they, luive thereffoe deterwineri to clistrihnte few Tickets . be kit among the Offlce Keepers, tvliO wild 'hate them, and thus be a:)le to supply sonle huudredi, wh o would otherwise tie exclu fi on ! Fortune's favours, were they locked op as whole Tickets.