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$ ,c,,A.,thisprof . r t ) eczt fg - tot ,-- -' -0; -- , -4 -- d -- .v. •. . .....:,. i., .„,,-,.,„__;,:.%...•, -i3 id $4l ~z ,oypct I --, - . . . t 40 , "ll' , h e " V.,),.....440. . :.,- " ", . ~.. „,,,,,,.....641(-, ~._.,,._..„,.„..,_ ~4,, , 44 - .r. .....,-77 ~......#O7 .4.T.:-.5„,, • '-::74 ', ::: ' ' ' i, • . .. L..; 1, .2.... . : 7 " 4 2kr0 ! t , \ . . . . a;:. . - ii - '111;! .. , . • NUMEgR 3607. MONDAY, APII.IL 1304. [PRIeE SIXPENCE: THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURy_LANE. .0- MORROW F.VENIN • will b e p er f ormed G, April io, 1804, Ads, c a ll e d (pi w . I time); a ne Comedy, in Five THE - SA I LOR 'S DAUGHTER. ..., The Characters by Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. DWYER, .. Mr- POPE, Mr. RUSSELL, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. BARTLEY, Mr. DOWTON. Mrs., JORDAN. Mrs. H. imiNsT.)N, Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. MAISDOCKS. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BARTLEY, And the Epilogue by Mrs. H. jOHNSTON. wurti . THE COU NTERFEIT. The Charaaers by Mr. POWELL, M r . HOLLAND, , Mr. Mr. CHERRY BA NNISTR, jun. , Mr. COLLINS, E Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs'. HAR LOWE, Mrs. t3tAND. Miss TYRER, Mrs. SCOTT . - ~ The new Comedy of 'The Sailor's D aug h ter, perform ed, for the first time, on Saturday Eyening to a- very brilliant and overflowing audience, !ivil been received throughout with the highest approbation an applause, will be repeated every Evenin g till further notice. On Tinirscl;:y, The Caravan, or The Driver and his Dog. On Friday, The new Fetree of The Counterfeit. Ca" A new Farce, in Two Aes, i.ever performati, called The Middle Dish, or The Irishman in Turkey, is in prepara tion at this Theatre, . T HEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. TO=MORROW EVENING,- April to, 1 8 0 4, THE WILL FOR will be Performed,- TH The Charaaers by E DEED. Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. LEWIS,, Mr. Ch APMAN • Mr..BLANCHARD, Mr. FARLEY, Mr.'fAWCETT, Mr. E MERY. • Miss MARRIOT, Mrs. DAVENPORT. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. And the Epil,ogue_to be thaunted by Mr. FAWCETT. wx . rii • VALENTINE AND' ORSON, With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, anti Decorations). The Overture, and the whole of thi Music, composed by Mr. roure. The Action, &c. of the Melo- Dratna, produced under the direaion Of Mr. Farley. Principal Characters. • FRENCH. Henry Pepin, King of Fra nce, Mr. CORY ; , Mr. K LAN E ; Haufray, Mr. CLAREMONT ; 4. Valentine, Mr. FARLEY ; Orson, Mr. DUBOIS .11 i1P, Mn: BLANC HAR.D ; Blandirnan, Mr. CEA mAN) Choristers, Messrs. Kendritk, Linton, °dwell, Tett, Thoma s , &c. The Pri ncess Eglantine, Mrs. ST. LEGER t _the Empress Belisanta, Sister to the King, Mrs. U Florintonda ot Aqttitaine Mrs FREDtRICK; Female Pilgrim, Miss MARI Agatha, Mrs. MARTYR,. C icely,M g r s . DOWEL. SAACENS. The Sorcerer Agramant r,k e Green Knight), Mr. BOLOG- The Spirit PacolleAr, luans.ter MENAG E NTT. re- The Piece to conclude with , a G RANI) FAG E . presenting the Meetini of the Emperor of Constantinople and the King of France: T he 'new Romantic Melo-Dine • will b e repeated every Evening till further no ranip of Valenttice. and Orson 't he 6th an d 7th representations of the new, and much- Wednesd admired ay a Come nd dy of The f riday next. Will for the D ee d, w ill b e on On Thursday, the Tragedy of Isabella. On Saturday, The Wheel of Fortune. 'Those Ladies and Gentlemen who were disappointed of places for the Paragraph, are respeatiilly informed, that Proper notice will be given of its next representation. March IN. ( - 1 - • I' he C o rporaticrn of the ROYAL. EXCHANGE AS SUR ANC E, do hereby give notice That. they have K _ front the Rate of Assurance on FARMING STOCK, front 3s. to 2.5. 6d. per Cent. DEMONS, whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall due on the /sth inst. are heribY informed, that Re ceipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, ()Je:- the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall; as well as by liesh r respedive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Par v_s.ea.esured are requested to apply, for the Renewal of their Fn L ., l ,:_ ft I e a t: or hetore the 9th of April next, as the usual Folic u . s alluwed for Payment , beyond the Date of each it Will then expire. SAI4II:EL FENNING, Jun. Sec. Kr A tte tAs o r t `lnce is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Harbour, of ouilcilolks. Goods, Nlerchandize, and Ships, in by Fire • and ais c o i. or while Building, front Loss or Damage ties on fives. or the Assurance of, and granting Annul- N. B. Fire Poliies will wards. be issned free of expen • Assured c , where the Anntital p ce to the renuums amount to Gs. or up- wAN ['Ell tiy a CLERGYMAN in Priest's unties of Nortblk Orde rs , a CU , SuttOlk, RA CY With a House annexed, i n th e. C Cambridgeshire. Northern Part of Ebsex, or Letteridiretled to N. Of Post fice Suffolk, will be immediatel- answered. 9 Bury, Su • , MONEY READY To ADVANCE. - -A. L_ I. PERSO NS in possession of Incomes, ~ni,;..., arising from Fteehold, Cop Yin 11 A.states, in , Land or Houses, Mot‘ilc..4-(Ytiv:<,lie jorr: Char es Land Settlements, e A n-• buttes, Patent Places, Church Livings., 0 . tairt.lncome for .Life,may be r a o nT tu other c , et. supplkm with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any Ainount, by paying An hutty Intel est for the same. ~,luLdresa,ss 1111 The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their heirs, may be axcommodated .on their personal security.; and in any instance where the siAgle security of an indivi kittal May be deemed- insufficient, the addition of another person ta:guaramee the payment of the Interest will re tnove the objection ; mid, in all cases, privilege will be given to the Public to return the Principal at their own bption. Personal alications will. be received every davtill Four O'clock ;and Letters from, C9rre4pondents in 'Town or Country ',post 'paid) will be immediately answered, by 4l s 'dressing to the Dirc.ttor of the Knightsbridge • Bank, at lit Tossing House, No.' Si Lower John -street, GOlden-square. BEAUTY, IJEALT4, AND CLEANLINESS. HE IkIDIAN. MOUTH t A v g OWD ; tER reders . I the T eeth beautifully white, he most fascinating . 19, i s. i. t? tile Gums, and Lips, and communicates a most t e- ' 4 ' i t'\2l Odour to the Breath. This Powder is prepared Join a.,valuahle Drug thund on ,tlie Coast of Malabar, y tinported from India by a Gentleman of fortune, wholatel wit-. subed and experienced its wonderful Properties. He has rnitted it to .the his/we - lion of a vMeicaman London,, who a.i'highl y: a l prove s, of it, t d hat l h Gentle et sandion s u it nth his name and r ecommendation, having ascertained that ,zyurCure specitk reined v for the Scdrvy in the Gums, a radical e thr thc" Tooth-tic:lr, and decidedly the beft Tooth Pow. ier....in the world, and so innocent, that it oiay he used by ,:', 4 nls,- -, Price is. ild. and 2s. 9d. Prepared by the Dottor, 4 h 1 4 - ,.. ~5 .,(1 vtliole-ale t it retail, by hi: Agent, No. 21% all -'''..; ducl,retiii ' NS' unit. 'With - . No, . Strand, near -, ters, -129, Temple Isar. r • The 23d of APRIL, fla4, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS . . DRAW. I NG. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. • z of k 20,000 are ‘40,030 2 - 10,000 - 20,000 3 5,000 - 15,000 4 - 2,600 - ,000 12 - 1,000 - 12,000 500 2 , 70 100 SO 6600 4,0 0 0 5,000 5,000 1470700 5° 7,35 0 • 3o i ceo Ticicets •POrt or the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First Day - - First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - First-drawn Ninth Day. - - - - s,oce ,• TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE.• 52,500 PRESENT PRICE. 1 4 iiket - . C. 17 17 0 Half - - 9 2 o Eighth - z 6 6 Quarter - - 4 is 0 Sixteenth - - 1 3 6 * * *Tickets and Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing. D ik.:l - IARDSON, uOODLtJCK,. and Co. Sate IN. Lottery Maces, Cornhill and Charing Cross, London, are selling TICKETS and SHARES in the greatest variety of Numbers, for the State Lottery, which begins i. Drawing on MONDAY, the 23d of April next. Whene in the late ot teries'the followilig . Capitals were sold in Shares: No. 12,807 £30,000 No. 26,883 £ 30,0!8 7,10 s 20,000. : 4,7.52.. .• 20 4 .94. a 4 8, 577 20,000 23,148 : p;o0o, , 35 , 9 8 9 20,010 - 2 7,9 6 4 . t . .;,.'ie.00t0 31,692 io,ope> 1 25,215 ..,.. lo,o;:o In a whole Tickcr, :It ' NO. 48,318 - , X:2o,000. Also Prizes 0f,Ci,060, ,CZ,OOO, ,C, r,3:',&c, too numerous to Dartieularizc:: . . CY" - It iecoinmentle , rnot to des.r , ::. rickets or Shares in former Lptteries 'till they. again extiteined ; correct Ittgis ters, for this ptin,nt;e, are kept, for; upwards of Seventy Years hack, at the (Mites' of - P. Goddluek, and Co. THIRD L'OTtERY fo. 1803, bcgiiis Drawing 23(1 April, 7-, . „.. THE . TICKETS arxl - SHARES the -above Lottery are now on sale at Mess. HAZARD', 111.11 t and State Lottery Office,, No: 93 - , tin ter the - koyal: Exchange, London, and no where else: pit account ' The Scheme consists of two -Prize& ''of 23,0201. two of ro,ociol. three of spool: fourot zoool. tWeive teen of jsol. twenty of tool. fifty of tcol.' Stc. ; the Number ot. Tickets 30,000, and the lowest Prize zol. **! Alt Shares.sotd at this Office will be stamped agree. ableto Act Of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery Office.. Letters, post-paid, duly answered. K. IL In the Jae Lottery, No, 7622, zooool. was sold in • a whole Ticket, at the above 0 dice, ;tied No. Sin, 20;60'01. • and No. sin), to 0001. both in Shares.- C.-entry ()niers, accompanied with short-date(' PO Is on London, Post-office Order,or Cash, in Parcel by Ca.elt or Carrier, puridlially attcadectto; and Correspondents may depend on being treated eXadly on the same Term; as if pre , , sent. SPRING, otAPRIL LOTT E R-Y. " Past Winter's gloom, the renew'd year " Soon feels Spring's animating powers " Thus speedy yields the . glooni of care, When Fortune sends her golden showers." - • -- Cl4l - 1 - 1 - E:'" SPOPE respeaftitly inforilis,i);s Friends and tite • Public, that the Drawing of the Lottery is at hand, namely, the 23d of this Month, when the First•ctrawrt Ticket will be entitled to !cool. On the mcrits!of the Scheme, he forbears to. animadvert, and contents himself t;vith soliciting. a continuance of those favehirs he had the honour to experience from his Friends in general, his Masotti& Brethren in particu lar, and the liberal Public at large, CAPITAL PRIZES,. Sold, Shared, or Registered in.the preceding Sateen Lotteries, at his " Fortunate" Lottery Office, No. 12., _comer of the • Royal Exchange, close to the Bank of Englatil, viz. 4, Prizes of Zio,ooo 43 Prizes of ijzooo 7 Prizes of , it,ooo 21 Prizes of tom 9 Prlzc;;i, of 5000 3o Prizes of 500,. Ste. S. POPE appeals to those who have purchased 'rickets or Shares in the last two or three Lotteries, at Offices to which from custormor prejudice they were long attached, whether, their success was not infinitJy below their expeetation ?,or in plain English,WllZ!ther th..'s did not severely feel the troWns of Fortune; by a stico4iou of Blanks? The suggestion, there fore, of trying the C Ilaiice of Pope's Office, Royal Exchange, Must appirar extremzsii reasonable. , • This Day, was published, Superbly prihted pensley, price Ow Guinea, in boards, 4to. embellished wins elsgant Engravings, POEMS :MC/VMS , UAMPBELLL, and among which are the two celebrated Pieces, LOCHIEL's - WARNIN(•, arid 1-101-11NLINDEI: To be foubd in nootilk.ii - Edition or Mr. Campbell's Works. sold by Longmaii and Rees, Fait:muster-row ; by I. Gardi ner, Pall-Mall ; and by all the other Booksellers. . • MR. BRYAN's CELEBRATED GALLERY, PALL MALL. ----- MESSRS. PETER cOXE BURRELL, and FOSTER respettfully announce to every Nobleman, Gentleman, Connoisseur, Amateur, Colledors of the finest Specimens of the superior order of the Arts, that the whole contents of . Mr. BRYAN'sVALUAP.I.P. GALLERY of ORIGINAL PICTURES, Comprising among many other adndrable Performances, the • inestimable Works, of Raphael, M. Angelo, A. Del Sarto, Correggio, Schidone, Batoccio, the Caraccis, Guido, Dome &chino, Albano, Guercino, Caravaggio, Spagnoletto, P. Da Cortona, Murillio, Sal. .Rosa, Cangtagi, Titian, P. Veronese, Tiutoretto, Palma, Bassano, Salviati, Nic, Poussin ' G. Poussin, Le Seur, Le Brim RUbens, Vandvdc: jordaen:s, Teniers, Van Harp, Rembrandt, Ostade, P. 'Potter, Cityp, Berghern,Wouvernians, A. and W.Vandevelde, Backhuysen, K. Du jardin, Ruysdael, Hobinia, G. Douro,' Metzu, Schalken MieriS, Slingelandt, &c. will be brought to Sale by Cublic Andion, - On THURSDAY, the 3d of May, ,and Two following Days, at Twelve o'clock, At the Spacious Premises in Pall-Mall. Messrs. P.ET E R CO XE, and Co. do not hesitate to de clare, that no encomiums expressed by ,them (though in com plete unison with the general opinion); of - ,Mr. merits lot - judgment, knowledge, and enlarged compreheosion ih all the . branches of the Polite Arts, can sufficiently convey a just etilOgi tun on the ex te,isive variety and superior quality of this• Selection, the result of that judgment which will' be now offered up , at the final close of all Mr. 13ryan's-transac tions. under his late. pursuits; and where every Piture h e possesses Will be exhibited, that cYery Picture may be dis posed of, I-11 relinquishing . , (for a mercantile connedion already established), a profession which from its very nature can rarely be delegated to another person to manage, Mr. Bryan, in quitting it, submits by this .Sale at.once to a can did and discerning Public, property of most considerable im-' portance, purchased doting a length of time with care and. caution, and at the advance of a large capital. But Messrs. Coxe and Co. would deem it . unjustto,Mr. Bryan, and dis respectful to the Public, to imagine that this noti ce w ill not be kept in view with an attentive solicitude, satisfiedas they are, that'ecery individual of taste, who has th e power, will eagerly embrace the favourable instant that will enable him to add to his Cabinet or Gallery, .works of the' highest esti mation, through an opportunity such as rarely occurs, and may not:take piece again fora century., Throgniorto{t-stress, April, ; . BUCKS: - • ••. - TO BE DISPOSED OF, HE LEASE, Ten Years of which are unexpired, pf a ' RESIDENCE the most desirable and happy.S pot in the'lcingdom, situate-on a pleasing Eminence, and possess ing.all that Nature'can give, for.the immediate accommoda tion of a Genteel'Family ; the Apartments, consisting of an . elegant Drawing r -room, Breakfast-room, Eating-parlour, with liiaw-windows to each, commanding views over a'beautiful Lawn and.,Paddock; the, whole .in.a Ring Fence, about 17 Acres, an Anti-room or Study, five best Bed-romps, and Dressing-rooms, -six Bed-rooms for Servants, and every , :011- vcrtit Office, properly equipped with Fixtures, Stabling for- Eightliorses,..and Coach-houses for lour Carriages, to.: gether with Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds, Temple, and Sum mer Seats, shaded and intersedeti with Plantations and Walks, laid out with taste and brauty,•in high perfedion. ThiSsin gular and delightful,S pot, i is in .the.circle of the most polite, reSpedable anti social Neighbourhood ; distance from Wind sor six Miles, one from Maidenhead, and twenty-five-front London. , . . N. 13. The above mentioned Premises have been rivny years in the occupatidn of Families of DiStinditiri, and not. subject to anyinconveniencd whatever, and served ivithrnost excellent Water. May be viewed by Tickets, and-further Partiedlai•s and Terms, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Es tates in general, Appraiser and Aiittioncer; at the. British Imperial Hotel, Covent-Garden; and at his house in Hi►gh street, Windsor, BerkS. • Alt Letters .(post,-nairt)„.will be duly answered. ' The Furniture may be had ata fair valuation, at the option of the Purchaser. .. •. . • . Seieral complete Residences, and"ricat -Aural -Cot tages, with or without Land, Furnished or Unfurnished.— Enquirdas above. , - • 1 „ . DR. rk:o lt*R I S!s:D'ltO PS H EALTH, being the - most 'ittivilluable of human enjoyments, it is 'preserving duty we owe -society; to contri bute all in our power to great'a blessing. In calling the public attention to these truly. excellent Drops, a pleasing confidence arises, that a Medicine prodby the ex p rience of more than half a Century, wilt excile - the. ed to a trial of its virtues. The approaching season is pecu.: liarly adapted to a display of their surprizing powers, for,' though as •a specific in every species of Fever, thi:y stand un rivalled ; it is in disorders of a putrid tendency, incident to summer-heats and warm climates, that their saltua ence prevail almost beyond the limits of belief : they not only check gutroscence in-every stage, but recal vital prer even in the moment of expected dissolution • By supporting, insensible' perspiration, they remove obstructions in the system produaive of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, with ,v 4.! fious other Complaints : in the Asthma, Colds, Coughs,. and beginning Consumptions, they will be Mond acptally be:' neficial. The Family Bottle, 225. (Duty included) only to he had at the' Dodor's House, No. ay, Lower Drool:- street, G rovenor-square, where Books of Cures are deliver.. ,ed gratis, and orders for exportation executed. Sold in smaller Bottles atA Is: and as. 9d. wholesale and retail, by Co. No.. zso, Oxford-street. Refilled by all ot tihera.c and Venders of Medicine. A Certificate, signed by the Proprietors, is attached to each Bottle. OFFICE OF ORDN/I.VCE, • • March 31, rgo4. rr, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA yEsTr4 ORDNANCE do hereby give Notiee, That Proposals will be received at ,their Office in St. Margaret-street, Westminster, on or &Pe Monday the 23d of April next, from such 'Perrcres as mar be willing to undertake the Supply of IRON MONGER Y ART ICLES for the Service of this Department, upon Contras for a period of Three . Years. Patterns of the Ar:icies to be supplied, may be viewed at the principal Stcr4eeper's Office at the Tswer, and the, Terms, Con ditions,and'other Particular: of the.Contraß, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret -street, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Propo soh are to be delivered, sealed up and marked on the Outside," Pro posals for the Supply of Ironmongery Articles for the Ser vice of the Ordnance Department;" but no Proposal can be admitted dliir the sail 23d of April. By Ord‘r of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary PUBLISHED. BY AUTHORITY. morrow will be published, price 3S. 6d.. A. N . AU TION'fIC ACCOUNT of the whole of the CtIARRESPONDENCE,.CONVERSATIONS, and ELOPmtNT of Mrs. LEE with Mr. LOUDOUN HARCOURT CORDON ; with every relative circum titnice, krefaced by a circurmtantiai I.ttrodudion. - hvih Accoimt are contained fi!ithful Copies of all the !.cetera which passtisi betwcien-thein v and the - vmuitv inter pretation of Mrs. 'Lee's DreaM, never before published. Annexed is an accurate Report of the Trial at Oxford, from notes ts.l:en in Court. The whole is edited by, and is.published under the super intercLilce and with the Atithority of I.4O.UPOUN HARCOURT GORDON, Esq. Printed for tolin Ginger, No. 169, Piccadilly ; and Tho. Hurst, Paternoster-row I - Sold also by all Booksellers. TIIE LIFE dF WASHINGTON. In a few Weeks-will he published, dedicated, by Permission, to the Most .Noble Marquis of Landown, and embel lished with a masterly Portrait, by- Fittler, from Stuart's Pici , ire,..And with .various Local Views, by'Milton, from (Liginal Drawings, Made on the Slot, purposely for the Work, by George• Parkins, Esq, with Maps, Plans, &c. The First Volume of HE LIFE of GENERAL GEORGE WASH cTo N, \drawn.up from his own . lournals and Pa pers, and published by his Nephew, the Hon. Bushrod Waol - • ' . Printed tor. R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard; and to he had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, the Genuine Works of the Right Honourable LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU E, published under the Authority of the Most Noble the Mar- Aluis of Bute, in Five Volumes, price 2L—and it. ss. in boar,* Also, in a few days, the Mise . ellaneous Works and En ;tire Currespondende, -never befnre published, of SAMUEL RICHARDSON, Authot of Clarissa, 4c. with Memoirs of his. Lite, by Mr's, •Barbatld, in Five or Six elegant - 101111 - nes. ' • . , JUVENILE T.RAV.ELS. This Day was published,. in Four handsonfe.Volunies, small OCiavo, illustrated. with Twelve .beautiful .Engravings, and Two large Maps, price t2s. neatly halfThound, . HE TRAVELS of ROLAINTDO riUnd the World, being a suprosed Tour through Africa 4nd Asia, containing, Authentic Descriptions of the Geegraphy, Natu rat Hinory, Mantiers and .Customs, and Antiquities.of vari ous Nations ; written expressly for the purpose of initiating Young Persons . in Geography. Translated from the reach of 1,. F. J AUF F R ET. Printed for Richard Phillirs,'No,• 71, St. PauPs'Clitirch-: yard ; and sold by Tabart and Co, No. 157, NeW:Bond-Street, 'and all -- B - noXsellers. - • • • • Of Whoth inay be, had, by the same Authoti Visits to the Menagerie, price 2s. 6d. The Little Herinitage, price 25. ; also Poetry for Children, by Nlis Aikin, price 2s. . ...This Day is published, ..price A DISCOURSE on •the MANAGEMENT of INFANTS; during the.periolls of Nursing and Wean ing; being the first of a Series of •DiscoizrS'es, intended . to form a'Works on the Management of Infants, andithe .Treat ment,of their . Diseasel. i Written iii a . farngiar.style, to ruder it intelligible and useful to all Mothers, and those who have the Management of Infants. • • By 'WIN HE-ROMAN, M.D. Printed for Archibald. Constable and Co. and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh • T. N. Longman and 0, Rec, and S. Highlev, London ; Charnley, and D. Aikenhead and Son, Newcastle; Messrs, Grahams; Alnwick.;. 13. rash and . Reid, Glasgow; J. Archer, Dublin; and W. Magce,.l3elfast. Froni 'tie LONDON GAZETTE; April 7, i 864.. Doeivn;ng-Sirtet., April 3, i Bo¢. A Dispatch, of ihiCh the following is a ct y; wx9 thii day received by the Right Hon:. Lord Hobart; one of Hii Majesty's Principf Secretaries of Site', l from the. lion: Frederick North, Governor of Hii Majesty's Posiessioni-iil the Island of Ceylon :"•—• Lord Hobart, &c. &c. &c. else of His Majeity's Priacipai Secretpriei of State, London. MY LORD, It has pleased God to bless - . the exertions of our small Force with the Most eXtriordinary success. Not more. than eight dayS ago, the King of Candy; at the head of the. most nuriierous foree which he could colleft in his doMinions; burat into these Set tlements at'Sitawaca; and attacked the petty For, : tress, of Hangwelle, at , the distance of eighteen English miles from this City, which was defended by a small Garriion of fifty Eurnt'cans, one hCin.l. dred and sixty Sepoys, and seventeen Gun Lascars, on the-3d, 4th, and .6th of this nfonth, Of these aetions, the last was by far the most bloody and decisive. After a combat of an hour and a half, the Candians were defeated with great slaughter, their guns taken, together with Ate. , Royal Standard, and niore than one hundred and twentyßengal and MadrasLascarS,who had been Made prisonera at Candy, and compelled to work at the Candian.guns, were brought back again to our ser vice. The King fled at the beginning of ,the ac. tion, and was followed by Leuke, Dessaire of the Four Corks, and by the iVlaha Mohottiar, or Chief ' Secretary of State, both of - Whose heads he.ordered immediately to be struck off. A reinforcement was sent up on the night aftei the battle," consisting of fifty Europeans, and eighty Sepoy.s,' under Captain Hankey, to join Captain. Pollock, who had commanded coo that.day, the ill health of Lieutenant Mercer, who hurl-hitherto de. fended the place with great vigour and judgment; having rendered it necessary to relieve him" from that ,fatiguing command. Captain Pollock marched - forwartktowardi the Candian frontier, on the morn: jog 'of the 9th, and, afler overcoming all orpOsi... tion, arrived, on the minning of the. i 3 , 1 t, at Ito. vanelly, on the Calmly Garga, in the Candian ter., ritory, where the King had formed his principal, Magazine. Captain ,Buchan (who had proeeded with a detachment froM Negumho, through Elle Hina and"the Hapittigam C4.noes) arrived there, at the same.time, ,tin the other side of the ; the- Enemy fled; the stores fell into our hands, and have been brought away, and the Town, with the King's new Palace there, entirely burnt. The details of these important occurrences are given at full le.ngth in the enclosed Gaiettes. The Distriels of Galla and Matura, of Chilow and Put_ lam, are also deliveted 'from the Fa:emy, and re. stored to perfel obedience and traoqui:lity, and . the increase of our force, by the 'recovery of- the Malays, will enable . me to send a small hotly of • Troops to Manaar, to protect the Northern Diia t rifts, of the situation of which we have had no in: formation for these last thee weeks, as the passage of the Mail has been intercepted. Tw:o hundred of the 31. th Regiment have been sent to Trincomak by the Madras Government, and will soon be re'ieved by two hundred acrd fluty of the toth ; and Lord Wellesley has destined the Bat. talion of Bengal Volunteers for this Island. I have the honour to bt., &c, FRED. NORTH. P.-S. Since I concluded my letter, I have, re ceived intelligenee from Ensign Pendergast; com manding at Hambangtotte, that he had been block aded in that new 'Colony from the z3d ult. to the 9th , of this month, .bur had beat off the, Enemy, and that His Majesty's Ship Wilhehnina h a d touc h e d there with the Royal Artillery from Trincotnale, destined for this side of "_the bland, .and left eight men there. - F. N.. A Return of the Ordnance Stores taken at Rovianeller. 3 Light Six-pounders, mounted on Travelling-carriages. .Light Three-pOunder, mounted on ditto. 2 Four and Three-quarter-inch . Mortars, with Reds. 76 Six-pounder Flannel-cartridges, with Routid-shot, fixed to Wood , bottoms. co Three-pound Flannel-cartridges, with Case-shot, fined to Wood-bottoms. 50 Four-inch Five.eightbs Mortar.shells.. 150 Iron Round-shot, taint One-and-halt to two Pounds. 3 Six-pounder Sponges. 3 Six-pounder Ladles. / 3 Sixpounder Wadhooks.' z Three-pounder Sponges - . 3 Three-pounder Ladles. 3 Three-pounder Wadhooks. . . 57 Six-pounder Tubes. 68 Portfires. 70 Hand-Grenades. (Signed) . 0R S EY, Lent. Royal Reg. Artillery, and commanding A rtil. Some Camp.etjuipage, and an Elephant were also taken, .•, • ,1 IVar,Office, 44pril 7; 18(4. RANK OF COMMANDANTS, TO r AK . %,FLAGS WREN TRE UNDERNI.Z,VTIONED VOLUN. CORPS ARE FORMED INTO RAAA:.IONS, AND As. 37.-"MI3I.ED ' AT THCIR. RESPECTIVE ALARM POSTS: LieutenantXolnnel Prescot—The.Claphaut Legion; Wands-. worih Gentlemen And Yeomanry Cavalry ; BatferSea Vo lunteer Infantry ; Battersea, Benwell, and, Wey.mouth Volunteer Infantry; .CarnberW•ell Volunteer Infantry; Streatham Volunteer Infantry; and Tooting Volunteer Lniantry. Major !erning, with the Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel—Rich mond Gentleinen and Yeomanry Cavalry ; IVinibledort Gentlemetit and Yeomanry Cavalry ; Ham and Petersham Volunteer Infantry ; Kew Volunteer Infantry ; Rioturfond Volunteer Infantry; Royal It oeliampton Putney, and Mortlake Volunteer Infantry ; ‘Vandswortit Volunteet-1 n fano). ; and Wimbledon. Volunteer. Infantry. Captain Ogle, with the Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel—Egham arid Godley . Gentlemen and Yeomanry. Cavalry ; Chgtsey and Thorpe Volunteer Infantry ; Egham Volunteer Infan try ; • South Elmbridge Volunteer Infantry ; Kingston Vo lunreer Infantry ; Walton-upon- • 1 harms Volunteer haat tty, ; a nd Wej bridge Volunteer Infantry. Major RobittsOn,: wuh the Rank of Lientenapt-Calenel—