The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-21 00:00:00

. . ar.,.the atm of all flood 1)e ca, , to produce ? 0111 il thete airgaintenti be. 1 , 44 411, w e intuit Ciitrsitler th e IttOtibr ostltestutenta lined abrive from the Deela rl'ill* HO:which .'that the. I,hlcoittflry,tiin stagnation-Of trntle :110 sn'inn" i.Votitl urvi, have arisen from circitnistattbes . ..phicert the reachnt humati 'controtti.!" •10' he home nu (I'"i t. 17p on thi s p o i n t . t h e sVhoie ~ ft ( )" , t urn s. The Itievitable n e c essity of Ili.' 11:44114 nero tlecii;ell over and ever again: The f7Pleslippoited the war. A most atilieting scene 11"1:"tYlass Cool(' this poverty it mx t -yea plevented by his N - hijesiy's This is he. real cptestion as it s'o"el.", el / 1 • 1 11 ‘1 their navy ores. It is best answerer' ' 111 " - -11 tve Opposition pointed out airybop —O4l "1111 ' tlr ecluill plait %vhich 111inititers have P 3 riited? i t Ha ; g Iol as We have often expressed, that to ull '.. l P!! l ...vlew of the distress has iiiietlselptentlYthott no comprehensive lipplicet !wen taken, ar remedy h i ts b een yet s ugges ted from (ta rn if we have reasoned rightly!taslot. -reap — tting ~ ttnos r th a t th e ex' remit y. or . ,) hough these may he a P 41151 lire e n : Ilitli " 11 1 (it thinking own with re; and to tir -.. "" 1 " of Adni ni , trittinn wider the trinbat circomstattees in which they ate I)iaced, , t Y et '") safficienc n arrant for a distrust t"l':t I, l l le ., l i lwif.. (Mid depirtore from declared Itrinc l 1 1 of mai ng standing , and to nOthillt! Cool" 11:11entr.4.1 desir e of a dismissal or Ministers )e , 1°" I " 4i nuillit y gen t lem e " " 1 . . 11,14„":1„ hitherto ranked hitzli am"ng It i s ittieth, i liig, stability, and independence• th el , -,the Opposition have always been against al the tv;te, hot opoo this they h a t e _` . th 4t, '" '' ,"ecii minority theref. ire r 9 37,.. o r of tl'etlier take n i n the way of general opinion Ill ccoi:„4llcit it " ll "ctsce, the sense of the in 0 . 1 l but be a r t the resolution. o attis Govern• 14, A III SIII 'day lit mentions a thatrep_o_.r.t,sat24,l, Iye illivii i t • . • Exchequer Is ! ! t i t ion L,. ,) him( . whatever ,'"t'e !her e is gut the leaSt l''''"` le, are made ! '"rilii %, l 'il I 1 i' 4l 'lllcitt. Whit ever present price : ant -11,,,•." 'III probability be at thePl dem ands o f Go ~,,' 1, ,, ,, t In likely to answer all the,,.,teed titre cannot _ 1,„11141, without any loan.. ii"," at perhaps q wil GoVernmerit Slioulu Bind l .,_ of money. Iloccut al • ee,eitt so!' 'tY mt.a..5 14 IN .1.. R " " s - in • to be " (I by is still hfp; (1.1,1fe entergenetcs Is .which • 0 , t„,i'e'l4oet Rills at 3:1 per c.e."`;•' 0 . ill Rills to 0 •? . ttrit4 'educed by the preonna. 14 minions, "i: ~,i t i ll " • tat this rate 10, 12,. ,or he brought Intl) 11,, Nliceive, 'night evCntahY. ~... iNleatlvrii". 1 14 41 1 141.1 ' I Williolit any tlistolvaotals.c_ rise so that lilt 44114 will Ilo'llotila coutinoe 1" take Pl''`'l.: 4,11 ftlititm ot funding. when it (lees a •. I t 0 the beneficial ~,,,,,,"e retidered still more • wry, li t a 1 • iIS from Felan:i tell ve hOlir List night two 181_a, " n id e front l,,,torl"!theil out ()trice. A hifi" stat es That ~1.'14,11t, ()„ the alitiri of Swe d en, ~.0„Be Itt t.ne, t!itc:iiicootpiraey originated Itivunt'l'ling IL*4,l4:let:: 1111414e,'',411. Nobility, and s°v plan W , I . a, '444;1'4441 (ititi•Avvs 111. Their r it masked o . 11 F. . -I t th e c /,„,%,N pi l INCE a osc AI , , Hail pi.o it,. tl4 Ille ltitut; and rr,h:r" ,‘„ officer °I r , i l i l e ~ Ili t h e . 1 1 A ,,, i , s.nu of Cit , s•r?o, , Lts 1 ' .dentiv. ex°'1.11"(0. 1141:tio„poyultf ,h.,,i,h, iitipro..ii -‘l.,i,h , lii kin 4i:llv, t' , . I,Avus V 1" wtit .i:is g-tt,lrtL , 1,,,11't 1 1' , 1 , t ,''', put t lie PHIN CI on, re ref to hear' ‘i.. 4 111, 4 • 41editert•astean Ma"' we rimunate affray eht,,,'-" a ccou nt of _a must In t l aim spailis.ll IN t 1/114: Outposts of the Eingoiti.s Gibraltar,. tn 1, 14 i 11:Ivi.i 1 tl the ileiglitplillloot. : -k.iled. The spar 1,, ~,t 11 1(3„ e hil ot the latter were I . s inter lei 4.ttillit 0• CI hillatuler ar A1.,1-.-ibeesriir.a 'A ul io r i lk in it 1.11t"'711ell the tiiimilt, ‘Fas stil) - 1 e l l ' Elig• ii RAti,„, . , place, ""t. • disturb 'l ili,,iiiii Allimetliately 190 k ~r s. in thell's i. tite,,, I tot, aim ,„‘„,.., re Id ugh:coo-. livi exemiten '„ I ' l l bt.eii tried. at 'thbral"rr` S ix o'clock, • 14 frittrditeattertitton, about halt-pastgir B. !know. )11.,(4).1,e'' littotiNT, attended, by .The pEttxra 'l4lll..alliTecl to Carlton flottSe• • . : A . • .11 'IL.1111;11 at, half, past ( th.e. ' , Levee at Carl It ili. .141111,"1 \CE iteepENT Will holt' a(1,... tact t"IFN 1, 1.6111, 'lll‘r 11 , 1 1 . " Oiy, 41iff oti tVe(bits ), ? ace, t „ ee,t.- "'i 141 4 NlH'ill Room at her I ' l T . • 41e li' g I,INCII R EGEN • will' I, litli-iiay: of the•l 1•INT the QueEN tprti,i'llikar, hy the Gazette, that %,..itir6ddyilext, I St:3 l Y li nid i d rawing -room on ' 1 all nersons, 4 11 9 4 '''"'lt's, wh en it is desired that'utapti taittrettt'llti will lippear iottria4" of British ti„ : aimed by the kip Q„'ltA4l'day the Queal4, acemilP froth Windsor, 41 41 ' 't - 41t4;1.1,,TA, Callie to Lothh)." ::-. Yesterday, ii i ~ tih, "iv ev elii , ~ 1 1 seket party. •1 visits , trdi e . 1,., int a . .received , "4,„0, 'lie service, I - ler 141,N.1.E5T% -(..,yettoasTrA, Its it , h 't butte s of roux, ho4sax , and ..-",..:gii. Osl'Or,Witil tile Ouclies9olGLOU 1 C II ES DIIChess of toti'."'(lity eveuitie,,,, the. Duke ari,v consisting ' ' tes4ll 1"0" •ii-latge tnitsie-par'.,f ir ßoyal 111 gliti e t il Y "ISeighty, - Ott 'SatordaY Iche ; I'l 144 had as •1 lnner-partY"' 7 eig hteen Ie nu Ictritt:l'iti".(l,4Y 114 eileltt‘eindeA di vine 80eierv.acisitop ('' ll 'lrelli New-gate -street, when e• of the I . 14 )4 + ) '4l , •sTlta preitchett for the benefit lit 41 ' 44k, ;1 )111 1 T Inititution tiLtitte'l,4llrday itiOrlii4g the polte and ,D.l.l.c,lel,esissiicof• 41441,„ 'rEtt walked front (gout:est er."!" v that h, J, to c 'net 1 act, 'uvetit-g4rden Market, to state ;1114 ;le, Haathe produce of thc forwa rd , - her Royal ,siutillat,:rr9ll.• It was the first time °` i",-0 env)), ',II' 14-11 !)tit) there, and she appeared to to be 11):14),;; tbitYl': they intended,. by their, (a t :, 'a foot' . , Illitortii ,t I the Bird g— red ii i , 4 ‘4O, li • 'la eY, Y. II diseove u,,, , it . tent itt 'their livery, which t ict ;lit Cr: ittitliediately gathered rou nd Ititatle : 14 1 ts Y we t . e To Ilitiell impeded by' the ,"": On litii.'4 were'obliged 'to leave the moray.. la ill 141‘1:4Y. it()IIII*, they visited the .Pano rama 1 1 bit, 114ioare, end wed the two ex hi bitions Pe. trlblihoattle 91 'Waterloo and the City of "3 I'l r'''• ' tti l' ritte. . berg on the i 1 ,1 41 . ti, i , "of WALES heft Norem her res'' )1.114 4t m• 11.141111 l for Vienna. During , ihe o f ",Ikt,l.ll"llterribet'g., tlfe Dbwager MPrgru" 1, Nsei,. ll'eot front Erl•In••• to See her. froth 41. 11 111 ti 'r+ • • to wn l oi :ItNtouTti is arrived to . • ._-_I ii.'4:4etit,,.s X,orilship iS said to haVe haul several il lfi gil,ti I Wi lli Sit' SIIIkUY SMITH Mid the r " I, ' ' r Y ttutt:;n;is engaged iti the abolition of white ti„, "'ti 4 e't• ' ti ti. A lm Gil Ore expected in kut t ‘• ' ' 4 W, from their scut, North Cray. -:~. ~~- C;ONINIttiCE. rIAGuE, Amur: Directnr-dedcitil of Coti'vo . ys and Lic;:neei hel•eby iittnr.its all 'lna chows and ship 7 oWneri; that'ely ~iitiie of article :206 of the law of Octobet 3(1. 11 4 16, and ir 4 sequence of various ACtiSiOns -tile t,n tlic stiltjet ; the forei..:u reisels Inc.i following flags, viz. Aniericau, English; Ditnish, Last Fries land: Ilatnhurgli,itrenten, Ltibeck, Nleelacttbri'rg, Oldenburg; ;1.11 Sian, Vortritgueie; lia novcrian, Attitrittu; as alsti 0 . 1,4 ,of Syria, in which are included tlio , e of Aleppo Lind Aleitin4 d r ette,',HEC provisioliaily placed nun tliesa mite toot, in in respect to toninige ( holes, as the tiatiOnni ves.4vls. Hague, April to. (gigned) . LORD . COCHRANE. HIS LORDSHIP'S COi+IPETRNCY TO 01TFER Arri- DAVIT CiOItsTIONVD. NOTICE RECEIVED fly LORD COCHRANE. LA VILLE DR vARsoVIE AND °TUNIS, • Thictors' Cowmen', 19/A':-/prif, IEI7. Mr. NicHotA, presents , hi s compliments togr. NTT, and in consequence of his hilYing d e livered copy of att affidavit of Lord COCHRANE itl Ibis ease, beq.s to !l ive him notice, that he shall, by the advice of his Counsel, feel it his ditty to object to the competency of his Lordship to over an affida vit to the Court, and that in order to support that objection,' it will be necessary : to obtain a copy of the judgment regularly entered upon the ver dict of conviction :..of his Lordship, which Mr. Nicnou:will endeavour to . obtain, on or before the Sitting: of the Court on Tuesday next, and that if he should not be-able , t-o procure the same in the time, he 'shall,. by- hio Comtiel,. move the Court to put off . t h e question intended to have been brought before' it: inthis case. , . FASIIIONABLE • Major. General Clay, front Lancashire ; the Duke . rind chess of Leeds, the Earl and Countess of Surrey, the Marquis and Marchioness of CholMondeley anti Lady Charlotte Choi montivley, Lord folkstooe, Sir Watkin and Lady IV.Wynne, Lady Elphinston, Sir David Baird, Bart., Coigne' Bailey, General and Mrs. Crosby, U. Ilarrison, Esq., Colonel Pierre point, Lady Warburton, Sir Charles and Lady Knightley. llAra Artatvat.s.—Lord Chief Justice Gibbet, Earl of •Digby, Lord aistl Lady Castlecate, Sir A. Elton, Sir James 'Shaw, Admiral 'Yotog, General Dalrymple, General and Mts. 'Popham, Major-General Adams, Colonel Carey, Colo nel Coote, Colonel and Mrs. Phillips, Lientenant-Coloncl Piper, Lieutenant-Coloncl Scott, Ma;ur Allen, Major Burke. Dorset shire,' Captain-Tuns:ea, and Royal George, Captain Ttstsusts„ for China, sailed from St.'llelen's on Saturday evening ; it having been determined not to detain thent longer for teply to the expected dispatches from Lord AMHERST. It is" said, that Mr. THoIINTON, who has been recalled ;tont Stockholm, is going out as British Minister to the Court of Rio Janeit 0. The Russian Amtraistolor at Pal is, CClllt, l'ozio nt Boaqo, has been promoted by the Emperor, with flattering expressions Of esteem, to the rank of Lieutenant-General in the Russian armies. The Gazette of Saturday night contains a entice from the Bank Directors, (which is also 'Weer ! tiled in this sky's paper)„, signifying their s inten tion of paying cash, if required, for all one and tton pound notes issued before the lit Jamie' v, 1816, on or utter the 2d of May. Otl FridaY last,, 'a' Brighton, as the Rev. Mr. .Ikostimito, together with Sir E..NAGLe, was riding by the side, of the PRINCR REGENT, the horse Of - Sir E. NAGLR suddenly kicked Mr. lkomneaG's leg, and broke it In two places. .Proper care 'was RtllllllliStVrtd as tenet as possible, anti the Rev. Gentleman is, 'said to be in a fair way. The PaiNcß ItE,G4NT was anxious and active in .his - attentions. • E N TERTAINNIVNT TO Loan CORISBRAIRRR.--. 011 Saturday alt extremely handsome entertainment was given at the City of London '1 by the West India Body, to Lord-CostactunEalt, reCCHtly appointed Governor of Barbadoes. LAW APPOINTNIRNTS..—Mr.I32I'OII RICHARDS to be Chief Baron of the Exchequer. vire Sir At.tx- ANDER THOSIPSON, deceased ; Mr. ALEXANDER, Master in chancery, to be n Baron of the. Ex chequer, vice Mr. Baron RICHARDS ; Mr. Cook to be a Master in Chancery, vice Alr. ALEXANDRIt. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY.—The Amuiversary Sermon of this excellent Institution was yesterday preached at St. George's Church, IlanoVer-square, by the Very Reverend the Dean of CHESTER.-- The Chinch was crowded excessively--;-maity hun dreds could not gain admittance. The entire of the street was filled with Noblemen's and Gentle men's carriages• 'rite collection at the doors was very considerable. It is now, we believe, understood that Watson,. Preston, Hope!, and Keene, the persons charged With high treason, and nary prisoners in the TOWer of London, will, without farther delay, be brotight to trial. In about a week front this time bills - of indictment will, it is said, be preferred against them ; and, as the law in this case requires, a co py o f s p e l l i n dictment will be furnished to each prisoner, with the names of witnesses in tended to be brotight forward on behalf of the prosecution. The prisoners are then entitled to ten clear days after the delivery of the indictment,' before they can be brought ; and, as soon atter this period as possible, they will be tried at bar, before the Court of Eing's--Hench, at West minster. We should suppose the trial will take place a-boat the iriithile of May. - Whether these 'persons ttre hint Acta or guilty; we sincerely re rice at their being pnt'upon their defence. How ever the 'prisoners may in this or other cases feel for themselves, yet, as a general maxim, the most speedy justice is the most butuatte. Thursday two persons belonging to Manchester Were taken into custody tit Dover, on suspicion of being concerned in tre asonable practices. They were etideavouriog to procure passage to the op posit() coast, Atinanss 'ln THE RULERS IN cililitcll AND STATE. No. VII. kno‘ , .:v vcitiolla tti instruct ttie POor; in things pertaining to the vast desigh d cmpr ion •by the Sari' of Clod ! For learn 'd by . gt ace ii!vine, will make Min happy in the lowest sphere will Make him faithful to trust, as 'conscious that tt, God lie owcs a strict t iccouut at list of his lime and all, his work. 'l'ht Chrhti:ta servant i, ki pI i s indeed; and they Who his value •by the mitt; glatllY use ‘,. this Meittis to multiply the rase so thinly sown preient tky. As one, coOvin'ed by roiig e . x- Periettea a • the likeliest means; I'd hige on thase who've entertaio'd the thriught, n sinedif well-digested plati fiirthis important Mid not ei petodee ohject—UoiVersal ILdueation I tiitruded oti the noble baiis of religibni principles. All tither measures are lust airy, castles Of a' day.,.'aiioOli destroyed as raistl. trea d a pOrtititi of the Scripture's good; but id apply, explain; and bring tlic teiid . er Mind to yield a doe obedienceto its holy Latvi, is beiteifar, and more import ant—hence the.heed tif Teachers iti whoSe hearts 'and lives the holy essence Of•the Bible shines. And where can these he fjund; it not.amongst the. Pastors of the Church Establisli'd here ? lhe children of the poor do form a part of their pe culiar charge ; and since it) school the seed of truth or error must be sawn; 'tis safest, best, and most conducive to the general good; that they who stand commissicitCd from hO high to feed the Hock, should be the foremost in, ti general plan, to teach the infant poor the way to virtue and the ways of God—Nor think the labour mean or _low for such enlighten'd men. The, silver moon, the glittering stars, the glorious orb of day, di) ne'er disdain to shed their various lights on lowly or on dreary.beath. The. Lord himself, has not refused the humble beggar'isuppliant.plea,but did a ppeal, in proof of his Divine Messiahship, to this peculiar mark, "to the .pour the Gospel is preached."—Thc faithful servant of the 'King of Kings, respects the souls ut all alike, nor studies out ward' rank or.shew. The school-roontsforni'd, the., ehil4re” find the teachers ready ; but observe,- the Sabath worship is the great inipeditnent to any plan , fur Publics teaching of the infant poor—NO plate for paupers - can be found. •apt eharch, or if fOr 'Children, while they learn at school, thure's none for those ,who've grown to riper years. Tire scitocil-rooms then should 1 . 411.61 for poor adults; a place of worskip on the Sabbath days, the Master, licensed at the Bishop's will, to preach and pray, for which no other than a clergyman yaw be rightly fix'd pastor of .this double Rock. The schente's not novel quite, for two import. antSehools.are carded on for - :nitre than 19.06 children of the pool, the one a chapel and a school, the (aimr s.ehOui us chapel us"). And on the Sabboth day, the parents hear, and dray, and sing,.where in the Week their children learn to know and sing: their Maker's praise.* Such c 36. amides are, like stublnyn facts, of more avail than fifty arguments, to prove the plan . Within the reach of your authority ! Then do not linger, sour are precious, and a/c hand of death con signs .a multitude to endless woe from lack of wk. dons in the noble science of our Holy Lord: nor fear the vast expence, the ~poor themselves, it wisely led, will do the cleiefest part, {supply sub sistence) to the hand that gives their children bread of nobler worth, In cities, chapels ; and in `conntry, barns; may well supply the proper schools. A thousand children may be taught fur l ess t h a n 80 on the cononon plan, and add to this, their parents for the some expence, be train'd in wholesome paths of true religion.— The object's vast,- impFtant, and of all that oc cupies your minds and thOughts, by far the safest for the common weal ; an antidote, thOugh slow yet sure 'gaittst poisonous trash and vile example. intrrat your pardon, royal, sage, rt.ul re-, vered rulers of our Church and State, f it this in trusion, and so :ace my leave, till call'd by cir cumstances to write again. A -PROTtSTANT. • West -st t Cll,tpcl ;:even nud Nl' tcclanuel School Itu den. On Friday week, a dirision of the 9 - .2d ment of foot, Or Gordon Highlanders, arrived at Dumfries, and departed next morning on their way to Ireland. Two other divisions have since followed the satne route. A GREAT Mona poi. to auntTs.—When the rapid rise in the FitutlX is mentioned, peopitt having no looney there, say, 11 %%that is : that to ?" forgettipl hote . every holder or_ a Lottery Share is ailvant,age.l by it ; so pinch so, that if CAurott, No. S, Clotting Cims, Omni& sell, (a im 'ost prohable evvni), the Ttvo 20,0001. Stock P r izes, he win have to give each holder or a Six teeittli nearly a I - Itnithed Pounds wore than it' Stocks had tiotristtn. Is not this a good reason for looking at both CARTiIeS parugrapli and the rice of Stocks ? )76 ,ItaktiAlta Ttl, TAPKtis. Coitcs EIt ' CiiAN4B; 21.-ire linil a supply of iyhetit this . train E;sex, Kent, anti Suffolk, but having s tar A lc qualities, those ilescriptions.iati ready 5'..1 . 1e; aft adVarice of N. per Lpiarte'r Monday's prig es ; ofl3arleir that article , . • , • „ • , was heavy §ale, and full 2s. per quarteieliettin..r; Nov Beans are Is. pt i:iiiitirter dearer, ind drey licas sold readily at prices.—ln Cite s and other articles no alteration. i SM .keitt dray's Market was well sup- Plied with and the shone 'of Citttki in tither te- • speets 61erably good Beef supports last Price, Istut.: , km, Lamb, Pork ant11',..4 Were, C•heaper, tend the trade for ti the most. part was pretty Wish. The sales in the Hay- . market Svere - ratlier lively Hay, StratV, and Clover have Fallen in prit4l. We anitex: a vorreet statettienl of the r 8141\IMibt.rs To sink the Otral, ,Ret stone of plti. Heel, 3s. id. to ss. Oil. Mitt ton, Ss. Gd. tti 51.'0d. , Latin,, Qd.- to 7i. fill; 4s. Oil. to St. Bd. fork, 3s. Bd. to Od.. fleasts, 2040. Sheep and Lambs, 15i100, Calves, 940.. Pigs, 340. , .v.. „ HAV•MARKET.—Hay, 31. Os. to 51..155: Straw, 11. 10s. to 01. ss. Clover, 41. Os. to Ml. Os. EXECUTIONS. •• • Thisrnorriini;iward Cooke aiid Simp. . , son, who, were convicted at last Surrey : Ast ske‘„for forgery, were eNetiot6l:9pon the itranee iato.th P e New risoti„ . llfirsemonger-latie.. It ii said thatt - these unfortunate ineti formerly hehl respectable situations in life. They li'Cre e(I on the scaffold by the Het. J. 4lnitn, and ap• peared perfectly tesigned to their fate, which they met with becoming fortitude. Tht it were afterwitrcfs given to their friends fot iii cr metit: , EXECUTIO,N. or THE LUDMTEC—ThOnIaS vagO,'Pliant inithers,!ham ;Towle, Jahn AMOS, John .Crowifier, jtud Joshua 119 , itche1i, rend dit es, together with Thomas Deati.rogt, sotivictei of wilfully setting tire 10 a stack of oats, weut the awltil sentence of the law at Lcieester, oii "niursday,lat. Savage addressed the Multi taile, cautioning theni agairrit inattention to re ligion, and neglect of the , thh►ttl►, to which ha attributed his own rubi... Mi;cheli was di sirouS of. reading a paper., whii4i was not permitted. Amos told the people that he and his companion§ suffered.for a crime which they. ttc'er C 0111,1114101 (alluding to the firing at Asher) but they ; all acknowledged have been at LditglihOrtinf k . l and engaged in the business as proved . Ott iti! trial. , Match V2OOO Miles in 45 Days ---:llAutirr, this morning,. at Lower Tooting, at S oickuk, completed 03 miles since his commencement air Saturday' at 4 4 o'clock. Mrs. DtoKoN• lea ses Par's his %.‘ cek for to which bila .has had several pressing invittoions i and will probably make the •circuit of what are called the Muskat Cities. honour o f Eog fish talent, it should be re orded, antivve mention it with national pride, that she has ' , taco (acted ;1 pension for life Iron, the French Government 0; .superintend V Ecole de alissique.T a he selected test such nit oreasioo, where there are such distill.; wished and fastidious judges of the art, i$ menu compliment to. her abilities especially re• membering her to bean Ctigli-h wontan, and they, with the rest of their nation, very far tram partial to any thing that would rt fleet a credit on our conntry. J. W. Canningion, head.cletk in the post.affice of Bristol, was, at the last Assizes, sentenced to seven years', transportation, for fraudulently poc keting the sums received by him in his capaci. y cif agt at. The capital e:ourge of forging receipts was abandoned by the prosecutors. The prisoner made a main and shamettd attempt to implicate Ale. Cute, the post-waster. BESotn-!—pursutiat to a Decree in the High Court of Fortune, several favourite Numbers in the present Lovery, which shay entitle the pur chasers to the Four nizes of Twenty Tbootiati:l Pounds, that are to be distributed amongst her Votaries, wills the flintier advantage of Obtand fi t ; either of the Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Ponnils in the next Lottery by a single porchase. The above are tt) he disposed of at CAnnot.t."s V erns mate Offices, No. 7, Conduit, or No. 26, Oictord street. . . The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in the last Lottery gaie to persons residing in the Country, ha* induced T. litsii to r e pear it in the present.---Th e limn:run , us ;oiled Ticket. are resereea for such persons us may order !bent : and as the Numbers last advertised were approved by - inany Adventurers in .London, it hls been thouvht a d. vittable, for the convenience of the Public, to haye part at the East stud part at the West cud of the Town. The following Numbers may be had at No. 4, they in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quer [is, or' Sixteenths :-.- 11,150 au; 11.317 13,008 7,111:1 2,770 140 i ,141,0:11 16,713 9,344 • 13,031 1.4309 wing may he had I ler in Whole Tic ke Its, e or Sixternt lit,: 13.0~1; 2,11.,i0 )4091, 14,1.5 , 1 9010 ' ' t. 1,0514 it,'1193 - I 4044 .13,0 Q/ I 7,1'01. Cornhill, cii tern, Eightl 900 807 12,380 h,448 0,03 sot; The folko Cross, Oh ter', Eighr sot 7,- 7,133' *: 71ns 4000 9;644 11,449 5,571 1,497 %DO 9, toil e,pol 9,0,47 ti,bos Charing.. :s. QIIV• tiOs 10. W No; 9, :ts, Ilahv 309 0,019 VJA7 #oolt4 9,b70 0,561/ Bi 60.50 10)4 . . `ii Lowery COilligt9 of 14,000 Tickett. The Price IN 'cittbielenthly cheuper than for mdny yen's, as will be sego try the following statement : ituseNT. PRICE. * natl. . . ... t$ (.s Hoc .../..9 tv v I..ighth . . . . It G Quarter ttcheme rout gins Font ni 20,0001. of s%lti,tt be half grativ, *** Letreil (Post , puid) tiniy hnswettd. One of the Nonbets advertised for sgle in the kit Lnttary, Was ntie of the 30 Giipitalsiihartd and sold (in that Lottery) by ~n It dl IC It