The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-19 00:00:00

k tiSl-iNDIA iNTth-41,IdENdE. ntOM THE SU PPLEMENTARY GAZETTE. S:7:1-OFFICE, aNE o'Cr,ncx. • 1. Suppkotent to the Gazette has jest been pub .lllied; it contains the dispatches front India, re lating to the Nepatil operations, the particular , la which are already before the public The fol "Ing •is the official account of the killed an , " ‘ l ndeq at the taking: of KaltinzabY our troops : 1v7"1 Major, 5 Captains, 6 Lie , t;enants, e Ensigns, 7 . 4 til'e Conruissiuned Officers, 35 havildars and serjcants,4 :tinPiiers, 4'25 rank and file—t gunner, It mattrosses, 2 .°/'`lll'ldauze, 4 gun Lascars, I driver, 4 Bbeestie., and 1 saint Ulan, • * Officers Ki Ped. %ga l ' Harrington -I s t Battalion Gth N. Infantry - 4Puell—lst Batt. lAth ditto, Lieut. Cunningliatn. . Rot 11,7'e•Artiliery.Lt. J. W. J. B. Lnxford (since dead). . 4 Ingleby Nightly) ; Capt. Stonefsevere- Li eu ' liorselY (sever:4y) ; Lieut. - Greene , (slightly) ; lit • ICA:ie (severely) ; Ensign Aufrere (severely). u, k its l3th L—C:apt. (severely). tint i t t ,, l34".— iUo Captain B uc k e ( severe ly) ; E nsign and Adju -Ind (sli g h tly). N al -attn was taken by Gen. MARTIN:DELL, 20th tle^p t " 1 Thence th e f ort o f Jumpla was at by two divisi ons u nd er M a i m mw Maims Ltro itteloatos„ The Enemy suffered greatly, hut 1. .seer) -e attack .failed fa . No list of cas u alties is P"h" nwing to th e i ncorrectness of the accounts, r are -the troops employed specified. 11 . t le next dispatch i s from Gen. OCIiTERLoNY, 1 11 ; 1 relates to some sli g h t act i o n s with the-Goor ta.,'4' who : ere s urrottuded—our loss, 9 sePoYs 41161, and 4,1 wounded no Officers. ofThe 'ext is .a long letter from Ma or-General jt IN'AN Woon, and enclosures, detailing the ermiunsof a divi sion of the Field Army under 17 s h at"Ttat '< 1 . They were not successful. The 1 5 under ColOntl HARDYUAN, .14til, '4. tld 22d•Native Infantry, were chiefly en ,N Th e , • "tal Luis ,way --123 kilted, 137 wounded, and 73 g. ° Ate r* le )4 Sibley, 15th N. I.; Capt. Blackney ca l't..bunean, 2d 13alt. 21d Native Infantry. 11 , 0 AI'DowELL is mentioned as sever.ely the t : 14‘"1" -also Lieuts. PortiTs and PICKERIN thrSt dallgerottstr,. a'n:l the -alter severely-- I,l),*lircr.r. dangerously, but cloint: kf i z:r • "'lse of failure oF this affair scai being I t et a '3 "" pretend e d deserter called Konrlianad "e--- The accounts arc up to the Ist of Ist of y. Il k - t? k r"t t e Act, relative to Bread, takes t! oF,)hr th e Ist Se )te b NVe call the a- ten 19y m cr y i the Lt,R )leaders to tire following not ce issued 1 341, Phe i) . rari t :. k YoR 1- 4 e u l_ons ror setlin the Assize and Price o th f, e l3 L r e o r d I pr, 1 411 7 . f Aldermen of' the said City, • the Ist ttini Bept:_sri?ealeci by the said Act, front and lifter tl ie 11 .'2 et next, tread is to be made of the .materialsnv,,,tti 'nut "ghtS Specified in the, said Act of Pat flame . , a ' of ttYfe?ulation in respect to price. By the tot lr 3cf, every baker is - directed to ptinola . to , es. tit his arid to wei g h any bread sag e .. , •4 silo • ', 1 11e ) p, presence of the partie pr pu cklo:f tet.,eigh ,7„)"!fu.a Penalty ma ext,.edini 40s V , gar /4 l oaf 4 " 11 4 every half -peck loaf hlb. 1 los. ever} . 9 4 na ev er S ior• every half- quarter of a peck lea f 1' Pound loaf IS ounces." tten'elti . Ayre ---"n"----- Buenos ck,,. . - Rotqrsr:Au with r ile.as. obtained pos.' ies,ir: "tnler his cotnniand, h 1 , 1 s of Potosi. • il l . Iliere was a report in Paris of . r -t he trial , Co eell inade on the day preeet",`',....doe. It is an At of tempt . hae- tt A ; "el LABitooyv a E to favour 11 .. . s e"" I _..mh, to ked , 3 , had been "' th e „ `,, eertai», that an offer ,---,.,,0 /mars, and It)t'pler of the Abhaye of 9"'n',..,ii.sei.eet and O N , "e Persoh. uho litt(l-ttmk t'ils hia"nrested by tile el."tts negociatiOn haying bee" first exa kh),..l,l,!)liee. has already undergone- a . -.t on . .4, . IN,I h.s,,'hjoitted expressions are said to have been to hk trial: . ' j ai Y ‘-()I. LARIAIoy ERR, Previo"s nents hill he laid 'al l be tried on Nionclay ; the (I`,,)",„lliav ; the ti)ti:, before the Report er on '1 n'.','.l.l,,.sday, 11111 l of Revision will pronounce on ' , 1 that 1 t th e I -ti(10, (."Y afte--I have always ~,ti 3an untockv da" arrested in b_en told, ttvi,kl4l' and TiftHATIDEAti have been a'"-.. pi.nis, ttC()11411411ti, and ar e ' 011 t licit-. way t o x ._DEAti ,t'lletie(,,' by ('end' are Madame T01%t7 0 li en; "I'lo4 '-,t -POl:Cues, who refused to hitters -in_ Iteti t‘'‘dell she poured out the tttv(„.'" against the Minister, and sah' s le She ii,' 4,,1t. his ,10. withou t 'Ha audience. and 14aittilte(1 s great to•Owsi round. her by eri d . to be most I would ttiii,l;4linns, and she Was at length obligt . , i :.." to her ho„ g • t, v • two Pollee thilcers. 1 1 atv. 1,P4,71e1's '111(1 pack 4,. for Eiwbin(l, Scotiam.ii es_ 1141,1-`, %et out frolle; from We Llais Paris on Mondos. '4l'4 %1"1"`Isys, and Saturdays ; R'(:,,jl(l,l,44,YM'C'ellnesd.' •., Friilays, and S'itunYof and 1., s. I•ll,7ivt Wilks, who 4Y is at present ' Govern or..? . ItN'erverCeila, is all Offievr. o f very great talent. slice.. lvt '1"1,1g tit in India ,4 And was Private! i )'s , 'lt% ,;;' tne Earl of Po vls during •Ittit'il.•.7 rat i„,, , ' . \ —e was afterw, whichl.ls It i,. At AiddrAS. 1 1 lei; Lot(IS !Ile_ bii ii , .It Snlellt nt.the C Deere of MYsnr—. It "Y ti ,mkoof great , 111•4 i e has writtet history. :1 of Al. "g iiod . ~" • of the Is e 111 . tnerit. Ite is a native e f t Vtl4ril held at the lst i„•"Y 4 Court of Directors was I- - •Es(). ,1"tIlt til‘.l4 1111 Se, When' RiCHARD PAR‘ri• I , i 4 ti; le lisilai oaths II i seat as „til t 't t)lt, of .. 3",-,' 1 % • •,`,..n deceased. 40131,,RT 1/4.4.ER1C., --.-1' a I)ire.rtor. pet it littlni,._ , , reported, Thai '" ttn'the late hiillot. wet -L -..-•--LLIAN, 'ltaj' 44111 c. Esq. 712 ; ‘v I ~Ikoit, ~ 'kith PARRY, ‘44 ", .K.,N,, 2-‘.. tit, Itt v i • `t• .6-. ear in Ili tttii,,, f4llltl.ce is to he exerted this .. licence —the, i i i4,11(1,, Persoil„ . • ()tong without a 'leen d _ etctt ,'Y on ce,liiiPc4te, -- , 1 ~s &c. has eluse " 'l/444:iebe.) ice ~.. 1 1— (', -1, reieuue . tut, Dralic,a ot t Je .... 4 i ~.--. N:',73. EAST INDIA The Coa;pa4'i ships Henry !lames, Surat Castle,•Rdyal Charlotte, Cotqts, and Glottal, froln.6liina, the Warred Hastings, `ran BengalAlink s ai, the: Prince I:legerils; ;rum Anitiopia, the private ships Lord Duncan and Somerseshire; Orpheus (Cape trader), arriv- • the Wight yesterday, under convoy of U. S: Ulysses ; they left St. Helena th 6 15th LTsit6ToIST, , Aob. 18 morning the Purser of the Royal Charlotte; from China, lad -61 at this Rlace ivith dispatches, and immediately proceeded to London. The China fleet ; eight .ail, under convoy of liis Majesty's ship Ulysses, nave passed by all %veil. IVEYNIOUT/I, AUG. 18.-The • litirser of the Prince Regent East Indianien landi:d here this morning with dispatches', and hinnedintely set• off for London. He gibes an acconntof the safe rival of.the following ships; they pasSeit by this port this mornirtg with a good wind :—Glakiiht, Coutts, Surat Castle, Royal Charlotte, Thames, and Henry Addington, front China; Prince Re gent; from the Malaccas ; Lord Duncan and mersetshire, from Batavia ; arch Orpheus, from the Cape of Good Hope. - The Warren Hastings parted from the fleet in a gale of wind, off the Cape, in May last. - Pilars‘mouTH, AVG. 18.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Crescent .I.rom the Downs ; It.s Majesty's ship Ulysses front St. Helen:t. Sailed the -Maid stone to the eastbard.—Arrived off here the Glat7 ton, JIALLiat[IiTON ; Cr o ats, BuYC.6 ; Surat Castle, ROBINSON ; Royll CI Jar.ottr, $E151•1 ; Thames, litekßas ; and Henry Addington, Kit. : PATRICK, trop Uinta ; Peine - e Regent, and Lord Duncan trout Bengal ; Orpheus- tiom thy Cape of Good ; acid Somei•setshire trout Batavia, PLYMOUTH, AUG. 1l.:-Catne in his M !jesty's . ship Endyinion, iron ,t cruse. Lame, Erne, and on a anise..- • DEAL, .AUG._ vcd and sailed fur the River the Eianna, •RIGGE, h orn Prince Edward'i Island ; Poinona and Desiree frigates - from the 4.44“%vard - , to - be paid nif.--Ca d:rvn from the River - the •Country Squire, for A . lrarnic.hi.—Ptit back by contrary wind the Surrey, for New vro viderrce: etc! 'remain in the DCAVVIIS, the Aurora, Nicitot,s, from St. Petersbur;;ll ; Hiber nia, rnum . , , ,s; froth ditto ; and Gratitude, -from -Memel.---Wind S. W. YA115101.111-I, - AUG.IB.--Arrived the Cadmus sloop of %vat., attd SO:end 11'0111 the thitric.—Tilesday.the Cambridge Militia Marched in here, to. replace the 55th, .who are going to .Margate. We learn that the frigate on board which the torniture and other effects of Mr. BAooT have been embarked is to be immediately paid off, and the property to he relanded, and that Mr. BAGoT has beewinformed that he will not be - required to prOteed_on his ,enibassy for several weeks.' Orders have been givk'n to reduce the Navy of Great Britain to I 2,0p0 Seamen, and 5000 Ma rines. Twelve sail uf, the lane are wbe k6A iR comniiision for guard-ships, and one ship of flue for the East India station. All ships beating flags on foreign stations are to be of the rank of 50 guns. - Lord - EXMOUTH is to" have the command of Portsmouth, and hoist his fla t ; in the Caledonia. Admiral Sir J. DUCKWORTH has the Impreg nable for his Hag-ship at Plymouth. Sir CHARLES RoWLE.Y is to have a Hag at Sheer ness, and Sir BENJAMIN HALLOWELL at Cork. Two hundred sail of men of war are - under tiers to bre paid of. The ships at present in commission are - all to be paid off at the several ports, and some of them will be re-commissioned iintnedimely for the Peace establishment.' The naval stations ti_t Jer sey, Leith, - and in the Downs, are to be diseon-: tinned, and the Admirals, Sir J. FnEi , ..maNTLE nut! W. HOPE, and Admiral SCOTT, are to cinish their respective commands at•those plat2es. A system of the greatest econottiy, it is said, will be instituted by Government. t,ie,P.ll.lm,coLm's naval station at the Scheldt will also be dispensed with ;. and nearly the tvlile ot.the lentlezVons for the reception of irnp ressa men are to be broken up without delay. None but volunteers will be received tor the peACe e€tablishment. The issuing of protections from the impress is already discos tinned, the Lords of the Admiralty considering' them of no further use. _ _ _ THE AMERICAN NAVY.—When the whole Arne- . ricaw Naval Force joins at its rendezvous at Pore Mahon, Minorca, it will consist, as report goes, 'of the following vessels :—lndepeh!ence (BAIN BRIDGE), and Washington (CnauNcEv), 74's ; Guerriere and Java, 44's, under DEcA.ruict and PERKY Macedonian, 39, JONES ; Constellation and. Congress, 36, GORDON and NORRIS; 04" tart'), Erie, Epervier, and f irefly, 18 guns, . Cap tains .ELLIOT, RIDGELY, DOWNS, and RoGEtts Boxer, Cnippawa, Saranac, Flambeau, and Spark, 16 guns, cormnandvd by PoRTF,n, ItEED, ELTON, NICHOLSON, and Gamtmc ; awl the Spitfire, Torch, and Lynch, of 14, under DALLAS, CHAUNCEY, and STußElC—Stimmaiy : two of 74, two of 44, one of 3S, two of f 36,,0f-1 50. four of 1 8, ,five of IG, and three of 1 4 guns—in The contest for the Representation of the County of Oxford is carrying on with uoparal leled exertions an both sides. Owing to ,tiord CHURCHILL' not-having yet sent to the Speaker a certificate of his elevation to t h e Peerage, .the, writ has not been issued, and of eourie the Wly of election i s not yet fixed. A stib3cription been entered into ('or the ptirpw.e. of ckfraying Mr. AstintntTs expenctn. Lrch party appears COllll.- (Liar of sucms. iliT; , TftAkrELLER ATSOLTI PARIS. tALAts, Auo. I. There have been a multitude of Tours in France; ),;A I pluciiise to Senil i7Ott the Journal of one, inore', Is is nOts.that they haVe an displeaied nte, for some of them hebri and some ‘4ll written ; sortie the produciiBuS of` inen who hurl purified thernselAc s 6' for travel by „a thorough and • . ,_- searching course Of ADAzd SZ ITH, cud Others the easy effusions of gentlettien. ,ant none haVe fallen into my hands that have possessed what Ittlways Want to find in a Tour---fidelity. I have not met one that gitei the the portrait of the Country and the People, such as both lie in all corners of the earth before iny obserVatit eve, anti Such as they lie France beyond every C;ther. It is ever, that this deficiency arises from causes hut slightly referring to the qualitieS of the The immediate lineaments of Ccitintf-ies crime in nearly the sante colouring on all speculators: The difference is subsequent and subservient to °tn . perSOnal habitS of thinkh4. The sweep of the iandScape with itt varibosness:Of forest, and Plain, Monntani shooting up to heaven, and lake still anti rePosing in its shadow, is scarcely more obvious, and bepitid tiie power of misconception, than the character. of._the Men that wander over its hills and waters. Forth'er habitude of course corrects the errors of tiOi:elty and surprise ; we grailmilly di cover, that the Mountain is not orsuch formidable elevation, nor the lake of such unruffled and perpetnal Butt our knowledge is paid for with priee, and the, na tive grandeur and characteristic beauty of all that astonished and had a tit lit to astonish us, soon. sink into disregard and notes on thermometers and barometers. The first impression judg ing of the mass of a nation, almost the only aiA . terials of secure judgment. Here, as in the in dividual, the first glance reveals the physiogno my, and a thousand inspections could do no more to disclose the character. I shall then in these letters give you the impression which I receive, and without venturing to arrange it by any feel anti not suggested at the. tnotnent of the impres sion. I shall of course lit this; tell some of your reaf4ers of objects which they have seen. But if 50,000 British subjects have vi 7 .ited France with in the year, there are 12 millions who must have to rely on the vi ) ion of Others, and I shall un deviatrly p e k of France and its wonders, as if I s t loLe of it - to those who had them all to learn. DOVER, Ac G. 14 This is in eve' y thing but its fortunate fixture on the coast of England, a French t'wn. The clrik hills wh ch threaten,to bury the streets, and which will at s(,tne time or other y execute their threat, have squeezect it into the compactness that belongs to foreign. build ing. There are other indications of irs neigh boinhood to France.- The signs 0f the shops, the bills for lodgings, the advcrtise!nents for all that is curious, or new, or cheap, have a French translation by their sides. French co lours are flying; in the harbour, the language is herrd in the streets ; every' hotel has a waiter, whose rapid gestures, officious civility, andcon sta t . aripearancu of hurry would betray his coun try,' eren without the aid of._his dirk vivid eye and sallow 'cheek ; and the traveller, as - if to over powei hiS incredulity at once, finds at the first donr at which he alights, an " obligeant," %Ow thrusts a card into his hand; and,Offers him, in a whisper of , provinciiil French, the very best birth on. hoard the fastest stiiling packet front Calais, at only twice, the' fare of an .EugUsit one. This species of attack, arnusing enough fur those who have the inclinatian not to,be angry with it, must, however, he felt by the sick and the sensitive, among the liavier . isitations , of life.. The break fast-table is besieged by the.retainerS of the packets, with then: dilrorent tales of 'superiority; 141 it must be no common coolness which can save the luggage flout being transmitted on board a vessel, which will probably not leave the har bour for the :t& .t - t went - ) four hours, • and lAA - Irys ought never to leave it with the hope of re turn. TEIE PAcKET We found the deck crowded with passengers ; men, women, anti children stowed into corners, and the n•ltole party trinmphing in the prospect o r a rapid transit, and scorning to h►►ve recourse to the cabin. •This was soon changed. The wind, which Was a light, warm breeze, shifted a fete pints, anti swelle:l intl. , a stiff gale, almost as \soon as the vessel was under weigh. N'othi►►g could be less docibilul than its cfreet out the voyagers. " Dire was the to:si og—di cad thipvx34:is." (ICCk was hi a tent* r►tirtutes covered with the clyit►g, if ►tut the ; atia alI itnAgitiable voices of regret au cotreaty, reinLitions never to be seduced to sea again, and wishes to be relieved by going to t!lc bottor):, rose front the hud,llcd and Stlailling Uat i► nobicness of pros pect 'could hare 'reconciled them to tVsstisitati t in, davre ivas a'strottgrecothp . ence ; the view . that odered as the . sesiSel : filonghed 'away from the shore. The 'Cliffs, why se beauty was dhduished by . n r; Vie rose a into hold Hnd f)ittire . suti barrier. Bursts of the siiri haul the . clouds axe* the *hole sweep at intervals into strong light, and the " Silver shores" seethed to be those than poetry. . . . 'The Castle rose grandly from - the waves, and tit the extremes of the line decayed, still rethained in the centre awl innintii iif the prospect,' tilt tniSt and distance gathered about the base, and it look'ed like ti fortress in the clotids. ' rRANCr,. The first vie* of the Calais shore lins nothing. attractive. Flat srindi,, a sweep Of %Viid and parched conntry, %Vial •the appearance of bring fiegilently %vastly(' Over by the sea. Sur t% %Ygyfa: tion IS rney struggle "l thronghiand and spray, ti foi , meagre and dilapidated cottages chishe(l irk Hooks of the shore, are all that meet the eye itl tLe first acceii'to " La belly Fr.anee." To the iii lit of the entrance to the hfi-bottr, the emmtry rises, and a sand Lulls o eOnsi tierahle height initain its hdnotir. We were now close in shore; belt smother mis fortune tried the patience of the invalids to the last bounds o f human bearin g . There i‘ai iio sufficient water to pass the ba The of the ves;iel ti yes eicvse. the gale x.'tis increas ing, and few Hags ~..ve. e ,vethaps (.vrr more gladly seen, than the red Hag from the hurt at the cud of the jett6e, which announced the rising of the title. jib ontinued.] THE ARMY. 13112VET.--Llthodgii nti Brevet promotion iaolt 'place On the l'iuNct; REcc.vr's girth-day, yet, every thing is settled in France, and'our Army has retiied from that country, we can state With some-confidence, that such a promotion is intended to take plac4 to a considerable extent, as a reward to those who have signalized them selves in honour of their native land and the de- liner ace of Europe. An order has been issosciby i the COMMANDER IN-CITIEF, that all the tireloci , ,s and baynnets for foreign service shall be coloured brown,- except the points of the latter, numbers of the English troops haying been picked o 1 in the woods near Waterloo by the shining of their arms. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ARRIVALS IN LONDON Lord and Lady BArnard, at the London Hotel ; Hon. Lindsay Burrell, at Whitehall; Lod Kinnaird, at Jordan's Hotel ; Col. Pierrepoint, and theiter. NIL.. Lucas, at the St. James's Hotel ; Judge Daly and family, at Batt's Hotel; Mr. Itvase Broughton, from Paris. • . OPFARTURES - FIIoNI LONDON., &C. Lord Gambier, for Iver-grove, near Uxbridge; Colonel for Kinztgate, in the Ldt of • Thanet ; Marchioness of Lansdowne, for HOrtott House, near Colnlirook; Captain Palmer, of the Royal Navy, for Dorchester; Mtn. Windham. (loin, fur Adair, county of Limerick, front Dublin; ilon. G. Watson,. fur Canterbury; Sir Francis and l.adv Burdett, on a "visit to Mr. Wm. Fawl•es, at Farmley, 'near Otley, in York shire ; Sir Pre;!!!rick Folkitter, Bart, for Sulmouth, in Devon ;.Earl ot.Eglintono, from EdhborKh, to gglintours Castle; ucar Irvine, in :Ayrshire;• Sr CharloL , Morgr, ' - Bart. for the Crescent-buildings, Wermoutli; Marquis" - of Bland. , ford, for Berks ; Earl and Com.:.tss of Besburu-ngli and fa mily, for Bochamptcm; Dowager Countess of sh:fton, for Hampton-court; Sir Godfrey and Lady Webster, for Sussex; Colonel Scott, for Snrrev ; Marquis of Cornwallis dud family, for Berkshire; Earl and Countess of Chatham, for Frognall: Archhishoo of Caw erbury, for Addingt Park; Marquis o f Salishurv, ' for Suffolk; Lady Nlildtnay, for Flitnts; Lor , l Mid dleton, for Yorkshita ; Lady Parker, fur Suffolk ; Sir MathNv Ridley, Bart..for NeWca,tlc. Dri'An.';UIZES FOO. PARM—Sir Charles tiniglttley, Bart. ; Hun. Mr. and George Caverviish; Hon. C. Iresey; fir Benjamin awl c ady Honhouse, and four of the Misses Hob huuse,,from Whitton Park. The PRINCE REGENT is exircled ti) honour the Right Lion. W. W. PoLE 'with •luis cotitpatly to (limier to-clay. • The Itiqht Honourable Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD left - Paris On Saturday list for Munich on leis way to the Tyrol ; he is accompanied by the Honour able Mr. .147Gozi. The King of the Two Steil., Es, to reward Baron BlANcii for his servicQs, has conferred on him the title of Duke of Casa Lanza, with an annual in. come of 9000 ducats, ,and has given him the Graml Cross of the Order of St. Ferdinand and *6f• Merit. Casa Lanza, is the place where the enemy's army fulfilled the conditions dictated by the Comprerors. KEAN concluded his engagement at the Dublin, Theatre on Monday with• Richard the Third, for the benefit of POPE, after which they botk le!t that City for Cork. Mr. anti Mrs. T. Cook, of the Lyceum Theatre, are en4a:4e& at Drury Lane Theatre for fire years. JouNSTONE has returned from the North to Li- On Snnd.iy last a young man in the ern;7l67- meat of Mr. AITHTTE, coal-Merchairt„ rowed to GrA‘.:send and back fron► London-bridge in the short spare of nine hours and a half. BISIT, in the last Lottery, sold in Shares, No. 2057, - a Prize of 40,000, and ten other Capi tals, seven of which were golden Prizes iu the Lottery tl_at finished in April, BisH sold all the three Prizes:of 30,0001. and ten other Capitals, two of which were Gold Prizes. fitsu is nom selling Tickets and Shares for the Lottery of only 5000 Tickets, to be all dr the 2401 'of ►his Month. Schemes with particulars to be had gratis at Buss's Offices, No. 4, and No. 9, Cllttrifig•- crois. _ • It we did not liVe in an age when events Which would have been considered wonderful in-former times, have long since ceased to be so, we might be allowed to express some surprise at the Schema Of the Lottery; ‘vhich is to be drawn next Thurs day._ With a very limited number of Tickets ( on ly 5.000) we find Capitals exct eding in amount those Lotteries which contained tour times that num her ; but, as we observed abort., we must not wonder a any thing in tiles: wondezrful tnne3.