The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-25 00:00:00

R • THE BLINb DthIES. My heart arlot'd three powers above, ti And bow'd to !nitlee, 'Fortune, Love I sought their fare, but sighed to 611'd That Justice, Fortune,' Love, ~ , vete blind : Oh! would the Cod Who . reil'o theirsight, in sympithi their souls unite, 'then alight the three display to view eh,rms whicl► the dracei never knew, • lustiee the smiles of Fortune prove, And Fortune gild the shafts of Love. Da 8. -, .. -'. th 'mare - rtee-hive.' at the LveetirO;,,h.,o"7 /a6 a . i i i , rs le place, thtiP t he . io !titulary lion v y to 1 ' ~ i ; s t , the season, ne been able place. the wn ''.e:',(;it',,,r. it inO.t ) 11 0' forn ally other dramn_fic he fi__, r . re an niers ill i! acknowledged that none of t . 5 an exociient e brones, and that Mrs . MOUNT A 1 N 1 Veen•Bee. • Mill KELLY was unable to perform her ,il)32l.!wity.' leilee.hive last night at the j..yceutn,, _ . 1 . 4 i,','E_),,, itY was made for the substitution of Mts. .11 .7.,. iho, though she took it at a short notice, acquittc.d erself vet ably. , Anl"g th e revivals this scaion at Covaennetf-CGLior-. en, bitslutsraAntes fine play of -(111/b°nY,hiq Cra, We ttlideNattd, is to be one. I . I. le e x (i t e t ti , i .s v i t a e l ?di probably be very attractive: from 11 niti:ice nerd of the drama itself, from the rn` gi ;,ltd n Which it is likely to be brought forw a r d, eeted itt ions t h gratification which way be ex 1,),,...., ecittli gratification and Mr,. Si DDoNS in ut.leas::,: qichllicytNivt: not hitherto assomed on ti L ha boards, if on any etl4 'I". i / I aka has been The eject of The Ludy of t he - „s lit lotled,:iion of a b411,:t 911 the Dublin as . w i ll,, of . .lie i''.(lill'l.4ligh 1111tPti, :Ilill %To" 81101,5 Ill'' lt,(3)ti-, ,111(' sileidOt.l of both. From ► the 'prel)',"'Ln 01 11(.,vevc!,*, wl,ich are making at Covent-Cl:at. t ,, t-,,,. tht '.' 'itthlect, we may expect to see sool.- . i 1.§,... I.ir heyorul what has hith,..rtu iypezilet-i °a thls Pc).. H,ll.ir story. sap-. The new Varce of The Bee-invi. is a° well %,,, pritit'cl by liat Perfolillvrs, particularly M A 1. 1 1 4. I ' 0 , I,'(''''''.(ituve, and Mrs. NIouNT A IN, Altai ft I "'s a: t:euches of the I,yeeitn every oight it. i s per formse . if it be really true Illtit CAiAL'ANI's ITad'dtT, "Tue"4Y las, W : ,5 worth 1.5,0uu1. as :11' pow er to purchase Was chitay derived Ir on tli" c°,9-1.;;V, we may repeat the eld dramatic exclamation; -` ''' ate we ruined s' Mr. EI.LISTOII, Ile undovand; is to be, at the brad of the liav•market Tlteatte this season. He ii to be principal performer and stage-manage" ` lt 's. GLov ea, that excellent and general at:lre:4'si ii". "0 engaged since last season. Mr. MALLIN'6N• ' bum bath, ill engaged 10-fill Mr. MATtlliw iwts• SINJoanAv perfornni every second nig 'her farewell visit at the Bath 'rtwatre. Last night 41 during 'litt WEI to perform the part of 'Peggy, in the Cann-, 'l,YLQbsil tositiotrow night, the Widow Cheerfli a"U :'4411114;.041\14det, the ividwi, ikbhur, in "he ..°llll,ed, Or The Way to Keep Him, arid Beuil,"'' in tny ParCe of Tlte Paine! ; nod, tin Thutiw.l, 14 , 662 l'irody, in the. Cloied y of The Befitf's SP'. ni ellt. - . . 1 ~ W e, ate s hocked to find ,that nO.witlistandinfs' "-1, '''' Nitiel which has been cast upon those wh o ride Ihtir horses iti wagers against tittle, the eruf.l prac titicll'llaillg Crounii. Let the,tvolk,ls' faiiT:e them i,'','ts 4, Much as they:please, and in t the 6r!',7,. ',.l.4l,lllt!iNelvei I O a illlifflaiy, ax o!e a.. they o'l but 1" IM ah atumil that is useful to iociety, arld ...") willinulv exerts'lns pov•erii iii :Jill Ot ilUillk4"4 Gt NI, , -6 - .osed to such vanton barbarity. toitatnnt, JAR. 18..-The lt)110Wilg rare tb" 4'll)jetis for Sir William Browi:e's gold int.dalN fof t 1,1! year : For the Greek Od lu Obilnin lilusti is -I,3llltre Principissa? .dphelia?, For thr Lltin u'''' vticel.iiiin_pon,Gollis in .liiisoci 111(,ntitns commission. '',, tilt Ngr4r : s, E, sigenkairion elt phelimnn• ..'sLyir• 3. V. HuttOtis iS eletted a fellow or Queen's %lie ge. • • C4(4)llta JAN• ig......Te following Gentlemen r ottnxitted to degiee s ; Arch. F. Owns et' (,)t ipts,leler College, (Grand. Cernpoutider) . Hey. •r• of' Oriel College, 'frfaster of Arts,--.!Nlepts b' itte, as li. Holgate, Robert Heath'. !11..tlitl Phillips, Of iira-zen-nose, Bachelors of -Arts,: ‘...th01% J. S mith, 01 , Corpits, ausi High faster of e 'tee Grammit'r School' m Maochester,' was ad toitte tinenr in D.vinity. . sho dt eek,- at Catnbride, Scotland, the wire of' a teaker, named SVArrs, was safely delivered of three children, two boys al.(' a girl. Elgin, Y'ars ', l l_ o she had a similar delivery, and tile. chthl!e" 444ve done well. altdA few days since the Yartnnuth Telegraph enleh vlas robbed on the road of a boX, Containing watches divers other iewellery articles, to a great. attioiint, wit}, Which the villains But creartdi. , , Lest Thursday the maw of a tat ox, slatlghtered ~1 . 1 a butcher Al Winclielsea, on being (yelled pre "'lied the at of a clasp 'knife which had been , 44nductive of no apparent injury to the animal. Nil% the first fourteen Sestiitnts of the • 4 %t1, nu fewer' than sesien hundred and tw o Acts present !wale obtained Inc the dividing of commons, inclos 1, 4 wastes, and draining of mashes. Thus was AO in useful territory to the empire, a the ttPttlt=t Of Inlirldl4llo I. .. ~.ed by ,than nal neen PI" 4 ' l- Y ,Nar since the ftevolution. 11114 , The great tat, surplus of 'fort) ever sent Gut of this cetintry, wa s in the five years ending w kit, 17.54 i whit() amounted to 1,00,5g4-(l43rtvls; and Ile Erelnest quantity ever impotted in tine year AI hine Etnotlll44 to 50.4.59,270 quartets. . . pu r ,,, is, ----,c-Orlici, HATTOI4.ARDEN.--YeStelday "Ottil bov a ..- ~ 110eketeu.'-' willi kilettitl cltirtltittrB as reputed pick '''were aPPrllhended by Hancock the.Orficer, in , 1-e h4hbellitiOod of Eloiborn, chargeti oli sun" Pion of tolid.6Plealing of pockCt s 1 but no prostcntor at ' 1 4 , 1144 Ittey not being able to given satisinc lnti. • iii,.,.leenurit-litiw 111%7 gilltltid an hone li,elihood, i warn s nr4Aren tu LCI *sent on board tbe tender. . THE blitL OF QUEENS'i3ERi/S . . . . This InstrtVnent only fecel, ea the sealjesterday we, can thi..iraore &low stwe its contents with otfiCial a,curaCy..• • . • . The Will is dated 'the 16th iminary 1 . 809. - H s Grace deviied all his freehold am) copy hold est4teg L-•rd and L:;dy YARMOUTH for their and.the life of the survivor of ititru„ and titter their to FRANCUS, daughter of the Said Lady - 'YARMOUTH, i lien .9f the'age of 1i years,, , or thereabout+, and she children of the said Lady Yarmbuili, born or to be born, and their heirs fur ever. Aod he appointed Sir JAME's MONTGOlkiEltY;,Bart; EDWAI3D BULLOCK , .uuLAs, Esq., and WILLIAM-Mtlitii.tY; Esq. Exc. , cUtors. 'He direded all legacies to be paid withi n three'montlis after. , hisidecease, and all annuities to be-paid halt-) eirly ;. and he thretied his EXeCutors, out of hi, persond estate, to invest .iii their names as much st•.Ck as would' be sufficient for the,pai mem of *the - annuities. The will is .witoe- , sed by Alr. MAItRoFIELD, the Duke's Solicitor, Land two of ht ,Clerks. • • . The Probate Stamp, the high 3t on , th 6 0001. This is Inds prtnltint of the legacy tax . ut 10 per cent. which will attach upon the whole, both of the I%?gatees an l the anlittiti,s; and the =bunt of Which ninv be estiarited by Ow tollthwing S , atenient of his codicits, were thirty-five in number. BEQUEO 4 'S aY THE CODICCLS. A lit - i9ity. Lepcv zoo • .• Burrell Brown, Rt. Bissot Crauturd, Col. Robt. Cord,' Airs. . - Connor, Miss... - 'Craulurd, Lieut;.Orn. Chas. DrinALis, Col. . • D0u6.5, Captain I•)iolile,•Andiew Di.:ki;oli, Col Wm. • Chas. (U. _B.-) • . , Douglas,: Edward liul link Ditto '," - - - i• Ditto, ditto, books, picturqS; A c c ; Pi cca dilly' and . . . - Dubois Douglas, IVlNine I ~, rton, M.,ttauie 1.. Lor, \9 , e. i!zt,e; Pcirt lei Lady Stisin .: -, :zpairb't . g, Gen. CoouiAsyr, Rd.- • Cordca, Lord \Y Cordon, Lady kVin, Hann! con, y Ann Rev.- F. • Hayden, Horre, , shwand Elac:itton; Lady • lack,on, MEL:, porter ketterOge, totttt Lock tto,pital Montf,oinery, Sir lilt. Mnotoinery, Lady INlLiTay, Win. Nlartinvilte, Madame Ne,;rii,i, Angelo , Njetior Gen. Rcisselli • . Radford, Sohn . With his horses and carriages, &c. at London and Richmond. Rettigg, Fred, ' Rorrectsun; Rmaidr, Louiste.is Sims, Ciir:sroplier, a footman Di.:o • - 100 10,000 i,opu 1 , ),000 tO,OOO 5,000 109,r00, $0,0%, _ - ;a. L Ipoboo . . 1.0:0 5,00.1 . _ . , t i C. 0' . . , ' 41,000 • . ~.5(4 l,OOO ... • '.. 10000 4 '' • 00 .) . . 2,000 - • .110,000 flo v or.o lo,ouO 7ist."l2s. - - . 500 hone • 2Lo . - • soo - zoo, trio 260 Saul, 3 fOOCInan - . ~ Soilic:?et, DAwlieSS . • iwitis, kiiiet •- ...4411)wtn., M. - • . Skimouth, Lord 4 '.. . St. Gcut;,-Oti Hospital - - Slwp, i 01, Mattnew , - I ilinti4s, Cal. . . - Woo(liotti, Capt. - - ''.. Wrax4ll; iviVs. - - _ Waliker, N-141‘: ha - - . . . ya s ,,,i,th, Eati ' - - , ), .4 . 4 wows., I..tcly . - , Ditto , - . _ . .. V.:03 5 1 . 5" ip.900 S:,oop 5,000 5,000 5,000 1 . 0,000 5,c00 5,000 lo,coo 000 I,uoo 1,000 e 10060 Sc),000 • 50,00 ) 5°tWU sand houses m Piccadilly and Rich. ittdoct, dtui stables in lirick ,, str,:er, to her LailyOuir's separate use. Lady l'otioutte, datitchter , • , L.rd .11()11i it's youlisest son The residue ot personal estate to Lady Yarmouth's daugh ter .ai.d Loid Yarinouthts yoUngest son, at at, with benefit ot -;orv,vorship, it both the under zt, to Lady Yarmouth at“". i.cr cidest „ 'JD kty alluw.ances to poor persons in London, Richmond, : !‘' _ amoutitini; to 3001, a year, to be watintud, wltu t,,Atieo to oe, the gardetter. • 50,00 p W,°oo The party Prints represent the patronage of the Household to atnutint.to 9,00,0001.'a-year ; but the bet will, we beliew, be found to be, thatllie - sum . t..U.ies' not amount altogether to mu c h above 'half that' sum, in which is included ail the approved 'trades men's bills, amounting to near all the money, whieb has no poisible conneClion with parliamentary or political influence. ' The salaries of the House hulk!, front the Lord Steward down to dig helper in stable!, is no more than ..1`00,9001.„ per yeat.— Of this burn ; about 30,0001, •is paid to the great Offieers of the Household who have seats in the 'two douses, 40001. a- year to seven in the House of Coalitions, anci'26,oool. to ei4liteen having seats in the House of Lords. And 'thus the whole amount' of the 117.~4115, or financial influence; which the present Ministeri„buppusing them to be able to wake the QUEEN head t party against her son, and to induce her Council (consisting of persons 'of the must distinguished reputation and charatter) to.vio late their oaths, could, bring against the Regent's • GOvertunurit, would be 30,0001. a-year !—But let it not be supposed that we by any means admit as against these 26 Peers and Members of th e E-Jonse of _that their salaries, ihfluetwe their votes as Legislators. To suppose that a Peer having a private fortune of ten, twenty, or thirty thousand per annum, will vote contmy to his conscience, be cause, as a Lordot the Bed-chambei, he receives one thousand pounds per annum, requires, a degree of malevolent credulity, to be found , only among the. partizans of faction. An alarming fire broke out yesterd;iy mOrtirig, about six o'clock , in an nut-hous e at &baker's" st:op., in Goswelkstreet Road, St. Luke's, which Kith muck fury,• and threatened civ•ru,..tion to the cketting-house but by the early arrival of the en gines at the spot, it was got out, after destroying ts.e whole of the preinists where it began, tosether wi• h property to a .eousiderablv amount. ... • zoa • SPAN 'SP 'PAPE. S. DOREE OF' TUB COATES.. Doti Ferdinand, by the grace of Gud,rsan:Y.Zolg.pain' and The Indies, and, in les' 'absence and, captivity, ...the.,Council of Reger:,eyi. authorised to aEt. in the Mean time, to all. who miy see or hear those .pre..' seats.--Know that its the General endExtraerdinary Ctittes, asieroled in the Royal Isle of tit:9n, the tollowine has.been resolved The General and Eitreordinary Cortes, who are sensible, of the urgent necessities of , the State, and who lee that hither sun.l of money are necessary so def . ray the daily eicpences•oceasioned, by the con intuption or provisions and . warlikesrores for, the army; the maintenance and subsistence of the troops themselves, and thr.7- ither obligations 'of t he eatiun, have at the same time obserVed ,that • full effeel has not been given to the orders formerly issued, that the; vacant ecciesiasticiil vrebentlarie's should not -be filled,up,, the revenues and emelumentiof which Might have gone a great way to relieve'sotre of the urgent and pressing .wants that•lrave been expel i enced and desiring toestal?•ish partienlai lye gene ral' rUle with respect ,to those %ety interesting sub ject-, they have ordered them to be iruptired into and examined, in order that the regulation, and enatt ment ;might be 'as confortnlible as . possible to the nature rat the subject and, the circumstances of the case. In the mean time, the Cetus' have agreed, th it front this time the nomination to Prebebds, 14ciones, Benefices, and ether Ecclesiastical-Livings . of ,whateVer - Clescrtption in the Peninsula; and the dominions . beyond sea, except odicial-Prebtrids, tar such JiViegs,as hive tee cure <rf souls annexed to theM, ,shall be taisi.,ended. They'. therefore order that', except in such cases, the Archbishops, I3ishops, Cc: ildas; conitnutitties, . and fndividual Patrons,. whether psecleiastiCal or Lay, - •shali not proceed to the nomittatiou o't ,any Benefice or- Prebend as above metitt?ned, under their responsi hili'y, and the certaipty of those nommations being • rendered void.. The Cortes also order that the re venues of the Prebends, benefices and livings, the • honfinatiott fo which may be vaspended, , tie put into the public treasury. , • Tee Council ut Regeecy ivilf be invested 'with the power end the necessary means of :carrying this Dectee into effect, an,l for that purpose are to di rect the printing, publishing, 'and eirenlatien of the mine. • (Signed) .3. M. GALLEGO, PleOdent, Ai. LU%A.N, Dep. SNLICtaly. 3. M. ci, Dep. Secrefary. Gruen at the Royalble of L-on, Dec. 1. 48 O. TO tt OW NCI OF REGENCY. 'For the dut: execution and fultiotient of tl:e pre-. ceding IkOree, itio•Cauneil of Reg, Bey orders' and -command : 4 all the Tiibunals, Justices, Chiefs, Go. v e rtio r s , a nd - oliter antliort;ies,.Civit, Ecclesitt,tieal, wl+ai:v,r nttik ot' dignity, to see and eare to btl taken that it be teirieci into ex• ,ectition in all its parts. You 'will therefore hive, etittiloy the meptis nece s siary for that end. Pp.nao AGAR, President. The'MARQUIS DEL CASTELLAR. . Jose MARIA PEREZ SAMPEE. • P0..'11 I de ti -1011, Dec. 2, IN/U: To D. Nii..ulas Alaiia De Sierra. , Another D-cree, after the usual preamtile, pro ceeds. thus Hy the Decree ot the 4411 ot last, the General and Ettroordivary Cortes declared that the pertami'of the Deputies to the Curtes ore 410°1341 , i reserving ,for after regulations the manner in which any aaiou tray be - tnoLeAed in opinst them; and the Cortes having now formed that re ku.l,4ion, and haVing ultimately approved of it, and talking into consideration that the Memh:rs ought never in any way to be molested or disturbed on ac count of the opinions they may declare, or the vote ,they may give, in order that they pessess that freedom ot speech and opinion , which is so Wis. pensabty necessary in the present arduous and deli cate affairs which the nation • has entrusted to their care, and without which the important concerns of the State could not be discussed', to which it is their duty (0 give every attent o have confirfned, in the public Sitting ot the 27th 01 November, the invio ot the persona of the Deputies, and do de clare that no action, demand, or proceeding, .hall be instituted against them at any time, or by: any authority, ot whatever description, on accouot of their votes' or opinions. That no authori.y what. ever •shill entertain any suit, or proceed against them, oh account of their condtgt or 'individual ac tions during the time of their senal eMployment, nor for a year after it is closed. That whenever it becomes necessary to proceed officially in a civil or criminal suit against any Member,.or at the instance of a patty, which'it is da.y to raise ag:Alisi any.Dc plily, there be appointed by the Cortes a.Tiibunal, which, under cL i trtAin rigt►is and regul,k.thin4, determine the cause ; the Cortes btring consulted at the same time, respecting the sentence, previously to its execution : and that. the contplai►it and awl •sations ai,ainst any atpury shall be present‘d in wr►ting to . the Cones, and while they ate deliberating upon such quesitons, the Deputy implicated shall withdraw from the'-1.111 of the S►ttings. Sarah Leach is committed Gloucester gaol. chatgtd %all the wilful murder of her male bastard child, at Clifton, near Bristol : she had escaped from 'the custody of the nurse in ,who 34 charge. she was placed, and engaged in service in London ; but was discovered in a very extraorditiaty manner. About fortnight since; Mr. Hale, the consiable of Clifton, accidentally hie; with a person who rtsides at the Hot-wells, who informed him that Ire had a day 'or two before found a letter (which had been opened), directed to.one Witt, Allen, r..questinga pound bill and-sortie Cliches to be Sent to the writer ; and tha t seeing the nameot SarA Leach at the bottom of the letter, he Owing heard something of the cir cumstance) thought proper to `let Mr, Hale have- a ~i6 h t . o f i t , M'. Hale set off for London the fol lowing day, and on going the - next morning to, the house *he'll) the pound b:I1 and clothes were di;ect ed toil: sent; the door e.us opened by the ;dentical SA,alk Leach ht;rielf, and sh , :t was iiumediately take into custody. .by' Mr, H. Who C , .11 t.yett her to Glon- . sealer gaol. I II fIIGHFON, 3. 1,, I ; q A large packing case, containing Vie body 0114 very- superbly c,lnstructed curricle, 'm i tt little * da l 'aged brits immersion in lite witteq, obi clt.wali picked up itt the offing a day or two Motet it i tidw understood, had flo.ited from the Ea4titidia Co- priny's ship Elizn4ole, lately ,wrecked otr, Dunkirk, as ,the name of that vessel is on the case particu* tat ized. .f. • An entertainment on a sealeof,refined hospitality and correct taste was gs A et) by Mrs. Fitzlterbert, at her Steyne Mansion, e .45nday evening, and ,nf which upwards of eighty of our distinguished fa. , shionables partonk; among whom were Mrs. Uette rattnyle, Lady Portarlington, Mr. and Mrs. Forth, Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, the. Mrs. Er, etuAntle and !Circe, the Hon. Mrs. Phillim , Jre and tlaughtet ; and Mrs. Kinnaird Smith,—The costume of Mrs. , General Doyle being 'Spanish,' was a novelty that excited, much admiration. It was composed ot black velvet and silver lace, with a hat fit' the same • materials to correspond. 'This. dress, it appears, hag b en sent to her from the Peninsula by the Gene= ral, a circumstance that must tripli; its value to the. wearer, And may occasion her °hen io exhibit it us, a mark of affection for the giver.—Tliere Dave been scarcely any arrivals or departures worth notice for some days past. The harmonic pet fur4iances of the Pr i ince's-Band are immediately to be tinosterred to Carleton-house. Accounts from t!luslting state ' that great elf irts are • making to bring out the S cheldt Fleet. Our seamen will be glad to hear it, Conosztes INciursr.—An inqui•ition was taken on Tuesday, on the body of Mr. Lyons, a respect able, inhabitant of Palteney-street, who cut his throat with a razorthe preceding appeared in evidenie, that the deceased had ,abourea under a depression of spirits, which reduced him to a state of melancholy several days previops to his death.— Verda, Insanity. . _ _ An inquest was yesterday held on the bldy of a .woman named Reynolds', who put 'a pedal to her existence :At her apartment in Wood -street, West minster, on the preceding day. 'The deceased was a single woman, and re,ided with her Dister, , also a single woman; she had fur iome ;line I)een in a desponding way, and 'her sister oing out to pass the day .with a friend On Tuesday, on her return in the devening loUnd the door of the apartment luckt-d, and, not theing able to obtain admis!on, the door was broke open, and the deceased .was discovered suipended tipc.rcitii!e dead, and appeared to have been so for home hours. Thu Jury returned a vet dia sit Limacy. An inque;it was held on Monday afternoon at the Workhouse of St. Margaret and St. John, "West- minster, before t i NTI-ItIN CELL, 4 7 0 thil'boLty of a in.ddle-aged unitliGwit, which; was found. floating in the River Thames on Sundly morniiii; last, by some watermen; when, it appeal. ed in evkknce that she 'was taken to-Ilse Workhouse above-mentioned. The Jury, attrr a short cons,ilta lion, brought in thvir verthe.t.—:Fritiod Dwurted.-- She remai is t t he Woa k house be owned. On Sat ittia . t- week a barn, belonging to Captain Boulmee, 01 Btiqoy, iu iiie neiglos hood o No161%118'1), was accidentally set on fire and ebn sutned, together with a quantity of corn. The accident was occasioned by ,the:sert ant man taking some fire to thaw the pump, which cotnn)unicated to the building, and set it hi filmes.—The extent of the lose and damage is estimated at about 2001. We are sorry to 4tdcl another to the calamitous list of ternalei, who have lo%t their lives by their gar int-nts catching fir 4 in the person (it a MN. Jenkins, wife to a ,Getitletmin of dial name in Gray's who, being locked into her ro,rn when the accideut happened, was so dreadfully injured •bolore.assist anee arrived, as to survive but a ti:w houts. It is not, perhaps, generally known that the an cient name of the city. of Litchfield was . Litchen. e. the field of dead bodies, probably so called in commemoration of the dr..adful- battles fought near that place in the years 286 and 283. RBORNeY BlLL.—The.dattie, " Who fahotaki have the controul . over - 1,11.1 Four great Officers of 'the Elatsehold,". produced a spirited debate on Thurs.' day sentright,. ret;nrnti; to, a intit of Nit... Fitt's speech in the 44th volume of the Journals. It is a strange.' ly coricurritn4 ciraninsrance, that there should he a sAblarsparty :Twit amongst Adventurers, who shall nave the cool ruoi of the Four 'Twenty Thousatuls, referring - to a part of the Forty , four Capitals in .she present, and perhaps the 'last, S . .ate Lottery we' may ever have, by Which, fnr a small sum, an indepvntlent Fortune may be gahied to one Day, as the whole Lottery will be Diawn the 15th Fe• b nary. smiTurIELD mmostur, JAN. 2,3. day'A Market liad an inconsiderable supply of dttferent kinds of Ciittle.; Beef and IVluttnn were dt.tarer ; Pork is cheaper ; Veal - sold at .last priqe ; and ;he trade in gtnleral wits not over brisl:.--The' 14,11 , 2 4 1 tbellay Market.w,:re (lot lively.; Hay an.t CloVer . haVc dr‘ppeil lo pike ; Straw tetf.dik.'d last ptice.--Ttio undermentioned prices and numbers are a curteitl statement • To sink the offal per stone of 81b. Beef 48. 4d. to. Ss. 4d. Mutto►► .13. 4d. to SS. 4d. Veal ;s. Ld to Bs. od. Pork 54. od. to 7s. od. LAtab os. od, ss. od. licttattS poi Sheep t,OOO Calves 170. Piss ,33. Sh;ITHFIELD IIAY•Ma{tKBT. Hay sl. os. od. to 91. os. ott. Straw at. 10S. Od. to 31. od. Clover 61. los. od. to 91. 90. otl. CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. es. —We have to-day some tun her at rivals of wheat, but 'not mot re maining on baud, and sales maintain their :price; Barley and Mali nearly at 'our last currency ; good NNllitte Pease a trifle dearer; New Tick Beans 345. t o . 3gs. ; Old as under; Oats are in middling sat ply, tine ,atunles Nnppart I.lst ptievs; Second anti itvletior heavy sale; Fiour without variation. tinttrit -.. 705 a Sgs a 94i 'Pick Deans (0141) 44 5 3 Sni Fine ditto . - yos a i, ,, Ji °alb' . . 24 ) 26, a at, Kyc (oew) . . 341 4 3X, Poland ditto .2 - s u ; a 313 Batley , . . 23:; A 4t:: Potalcv ditto 35\ od a—6 m a lt - . . 66 a 72,s Rape Srril . . Ast a 501 White Pea s e - sqs a , 55, i ine. Fleur • h_s A ,•• fl'i-ey ditto 0 4. 37s a 43,, c ie , ,:drids m -' . . lc. a b., i jis Mkt) a SOS a it)a % ' ' 1 ; I