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London, England, 1802-03-01

FEBRUAItY 25.

General LASSES passed through Bayonne on
the t3th instant, on his journey to Portugal,
whither he is going as Ambassador froni the French
Republic.

We learn from the Hague; that Ambassadors
from England and Russia are expeeted there at the
commencement of the springs and that orders have
been received there to provide Hotels for them.

VIENNA, FEu, t I.—Her Majesty the QUEEN of
NAPLES intends to return to Palermo next May, and
the EMPRESS will accompany her, if circumstances
will permit.
MILAN, FEB. I.—Our Republic is at length
constituted. The Committee of Government yes-
terday ceased its funstions. ME zt, our Vice-Pre-
sident, proceeded in the morning, amidst the unani-
mous acclamations of an immense crowd, to the
Grand Hall of the National Palace, whither he was
accompanied by the Civil and Military Authori-
ties, as well as the Corps Diplomatique. Orations
were pronounced by General Mu R AT, who was
charged with the installation by the French Go-
vernment, by Professor FONTA.NA, in the name of
the Legislative Consulta, and by SOMMAR IVA,
a Member of the Provisory Government; whilst
the Vice-President made an answer to each. MELZZ
received again the applause of the multitude, and in
every countenance might be read expressions of
happiness hnd of confident hope, which could not
be mistaken.

HAGUE, FEa. z6.—lt is not true that the Bata.
vian Government has ordered any measure of pre-
caution relatiVe to American Vessels arriving in
our Ports, under the pretext of the yellow fever
being prevalent in that 'Country.
They write from Amsterdam, that fifty out of
each Company of Grenadiers appertaining to Armed
Citizens, arc ordered to be always in readiness to
put themselves under arms at the first signal. Va..

rious motives are assigned for this measure.
The intermediate Administration of the Town has
received, an extraft of the Register of the Arettes of
Government, dated the 27th January, by which it
is deelared that the aid of the Military may always
be. called in to repress tumults, and that every
Military Officer who shall be called upon for that
purpose, shall imenediately obey the requisition.
BRUSSELS, En. 26.—We are assured, that in a
private transadion between Prfruce and Prwia,
the latter Power stipulated that the PRINCE of
ORAN'GE should cede to France all the Estates
which belonged to him in the ei-devant Belgium,
and should receive in return an Indemnity on the
Right Bank of the Rhine, independent of that which
is due to him for the loss of his dignities.
London, England, 1802-03-01

MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1802.

• WARRANTED UNDRAWM. . •
,No. 26, Cornhill, London.
MESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. respeaftilly ac-
quaint the Public, that they shall continue selling
Tickets and Shares, during the whole Time of the Drawing
of the present English State-Lottery, Warranted undrawn at
`the time of purchasing.—The Hours of Sale, in the Morning;
are from Eight till Nine„ in the Afternoon, from Two till
Eight.
Also at their Offices Livorpool and Exeter.
*#• Country Correspondents may rely on their OrderS
being executed precisely on the same Terms as if present.—
Prizes paid on demand. . - •

, .
This Day Was published, prio 20: 6d.
THE BRITISH CRITIC, foi FEBRUARY,
I 80;.
Containing a Review of various Articles in djfferent branches
of Literature ; among which .are,, King's Munimenta Anti-
gua, Vol. 11. Huddersford's Poems, Evans's tour in North
Wales, Dr. Geddes on the Hebrew Scripture l3aldvvin's
Politcal Recolleclions, Spallanzani on the Circulation of the
Blood, Marshall. on lnclosures, the Bishop of Rochester's
Translation of Hosea (concluded), Warner's ExcUrsions
from Bath, Busby's Dictionary of Music, Foreign Litera-
ture, drc.

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Gentlemen may be supplied with Sets, in single Volumes,
,either Monthly or Quarterly.

ORMEs, NEW and COMPLETE DRAWING-BOOK.
This Daq was published,
•
The Sixth Number, which completes
HE RUDIMENTS of LANDSCAPE DRAW-
ING and PERSPECTIVE.
• - By WILLIAM ORME, .
. • Price 11. x is. 6d. in boards.
Published and sold by Edward Orme, No. 59, New Bond-
street,..corner of /3rook-street.
Where may be had, Books of Instruilion in every Branch
of DraWing, and Drawing Materials.
Sold also by Marsh and Dunsford; Fleet-street, and all
other Print and Booksellers.
A Catalogue of Mr. Orme's Publications is now ready for
Merchants, Shops, and Dealers, Who are supplied on liberal
terms. • • •
London, England, 1802-03-01

HUNG ERF 0 RD, BERKS.
• TO, B 4 . L.ET.Tp, and entered upon immediately, • •
AGood, Substantial Brick and. Tiled DWELL.
ING.HO US E; in' ebmplete repair, situate , the
!,•I,4lyietv..,rt of Hungerford •Aforesaid; corttprishig-three Par
lours, ;x Bed-rooms, three Garrets, Pantry, Store-room, a
good Kitchen, Cellar, and Brewhouse ; together with a
Coach-house and Three-stall Stable, small Granary, Wood-
house, and all other neceisary'Out-Aees; with an excellent
Gardens having a brick wall'on the North side; and Right of
Common for Horses" and Cows on. the DoWn, and other
Commonable Places belonging to the Town of Hungerford.
N. B. The Tenant will- be entitled to 4 Right of Sporting
over the Manors of Hungerford and • Sandell-Fee,: abounding'
with Game; and to an extensive Right in Fishery in the
River Kennet, famed for ifs delicious Trouts Eels, and
Cray-fish. , • -

Iluhgerford is situate on the great Road from London to
Plth and Bristol; near the 65 miles stones and through it
the Kennet and Avon Canal.

.r•r~gnrther ParticularS and a vi.,w of the PremiSes, apply
at tut-Office of 11,Iesrs. Hali and Ryley, Attornies at Law,
Hungerford, Berks.
London, England, 1802-03-01

1

NAV r ?kr r: WS.

PORTSMOUTH, Fzis. zB.

ARRIVED His t‘.l iesty's Ship I fis, fiom the
\ Downs ; and Rambler Sloop of War, from Jersey.
sailed the Carj•sfort Frigate, and Camilla Sloop
01 War, on a Cruize.
Arrived the Antelope Revenue Cuttar, taptain
eilsE, from cruizing, with a Smuggling Lugsail
tuat, with too casks of spirits.

Came into Harbour, after being released from
),414
Quarantine, the Enterprize Transport, Capt., ?Ass-
MORE. A.

Arrived the Trinity Buoy Yacht, Eversin, and Mary,
park, from Sunderland ; Edward, Forrester, from New-
..castle ; Richard, Cook, from London; and Concord; privett,
Rem Yarmouth.
Sailed the Maria, Pain, for Liverpool; and Happy Re_
t 141), Reed, fur Sunderland.
London, England, 1802-03-06

ARMY CONTRACTS.

tomriti44(4-General's Office; Parliament-street.
Februaty 1801.
N', • . .
OTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous
to Contrat3 for .Supthing HAY; STRAW; and OATS;
for the Use of 1115 MAJESTY': CA PA Lll Y; stationed, or
to 6e stationed in Barracks, in the County of Norfkilk.

-{Tbe Deliveries to commence on and for the 25th day of
March next); that Proposals in Writing, sealed up, and marked
Tendeth for Forage, .4411 be received at this &gee, on or before
the .9th of ;aid Morith. - •
The Particulars of the antraas nary be had upon applicatth;:
at this Office any Day, between the Hours 'of Elet:en in the Morn.
ing and Four in the Afternoon:
London, England, 1802-03-06

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

March 5; ISOi.
iTHEREAS, itz pursuance of the 6th §eerion
X V of the 7th Chapter of the Bye-Laws of the UNITED
COMPANY" ofMERCHANTS Of ENGLAND-trading to
the East Indies, it is Ordained;
" That a List shall be published i 4 DayS befoir the
Annual E le,aioti of Direaors; containing the NaineS of such
Proprietors
.qualified, agreeable to Law, as shall Signify ht
writing to the Secretary, their desire of becoming Candidates
fot the Direetion; i 6 DaITS before such Annual Eleaion."

The
:COURT of DIRECTORS of the said COMPANY do
hereby give Nctice, in order that the Proprietors may conform to
the said Bye- Law, that the ensuing EteMon of Six Dire tors of
'the said CoMpany for Four Years, is appointed for the 14th day of
April next, and that such List wilt be published 14 Days before
the said Eleaion, as the abOve:inentioned Bye-Law direas.

WILL A M RA h7SII 17 Sic.

TIIAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL.
TO BRICKMAKERS, &c.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the Company of
Proprietors of the above Canal are ready to cOntrad with
any Person or Persons for One/Million and. a Half of hard
burnt Statue Stock Bricks, to be delivered near Gravesend,
in the County of Kent.
Seated Proposals for the Conimittee to be addicssed to the
Thames and Medway Canal Office; Rochester, Kent, on or
before the loth inst. ; or to Mr. R. Dodds Engineer, No. 34;
Parliament-street, Westminster; of whom any other infor-
mation may be had.
London, England, 1802-03-06

HARWICH, MARCIA S.

TH Is forenoon arrived the Diana Packet, Capt.
STEWART, from Cuxhaven, and the_Prince of Wales,
Capt. A. DEANE, from Helvoetsluys, both with
Passengers and the respeEtive Mails ; by the former
Packet came Colonel PROBAN from Egypt, last
from Malta ; also the Russian Prince BARE-NTISKY.
London, England, 1802-03-06

SHEERNESS, MARCH g.

ARRIVED this day, His Majesty's Ships Diadem,
Capt. LARMOUR, and Modi'ste, Capt. HINToN,
from Spithead, and the wind being favourable, pro-
ceeded up the Thames to Deptford, to be paid off.
The Jamaica has gone out of Harbour, having
been refitted; and the Arrow has come in to be
refitted.
London, England, 1802-03-06

YARMOUTH, MARCH 5.

SAILED; the Ruby and Standard Ships of the
Line toSpithead ; Hound and Diligence Sloops to
the Nore ; Pylades Sloop on a Cruize; and Ariadne
Sloop to the Northward.

In consequence of an express which reached Tor-
bay on Monday evening, Admiral CORNWALLIS
ordered the Edgar, Excellent, Magnificent, Belle.
Robiat, and Audacious, all of 74. guns, to
be vie-Nailed and stored for five months, and to pro-
ceed immediately to sea, The dispatch used on the
occasion was so great, that the Ships received their
provisions and stores in less than twenty-four hours;
and sailed from Torbay the following afternoon.
Their destination was unknown, hut there is little
doubt that they have sailed upon foreign service.

TO THE
MEMORY OF THE LATE DUKE OF BEDFORD.

WHEN antient titles now are thought to shed
No magic honours round their wearer's head ;
Who shall be found that still redeems their claim,
As well in worth a Noble as in name ?
He that by one consent should be allow'd
Entitled to a rank above the crowd,
Our fancy forms him greater than mankind
In looks, in mien, in manners, and in mind;
Such as a stranger would at once design
The worthy offspring of a princely line;
Yet more for worth than outward shew approved,
Admired, when seen ; when better known, beloved.
He were a man that thought their country's good
The noblest objed by the Great pursued ;
To rear her cities, teach her fields to smile,
Extend her commerce, and improve her soil.
• When keen ambition urges the debate,
And jarring FaCtions rend the troubled State,
Calm and unbiass'd should his judgment shine,
Or more to freedom than to power incline;
By pure conviction lcagu'd with either side,
With views so spotless, and with faith so try'd,
That when by Fate too early doom'd to die,
All ranks should mourn, and every Party sigh
• Can such be found ? or is the period o'er ?
Yes—there was one, 'till BED FORD was no more !
Ye titled Great, behold a model here,
More noble as a Man,. than as a Peer ;
By Patriotic Worth exalted far
Beyond the honours of the proudest Star;
Alive, his Country's friend, his Country's pride;
Her universal sorrow, when he died :
Still follow'd by her vows, when call'd to rise,
And be a Noble e'en beyond the skies !
AI,

Yesterday morning two French Gentlemen were
taken into custody by the City Marshal, upon a
warrant of their having an intention to fight a duel :
they underwent a long private examination before
the Lord Mayor at the Mansion-House, and several
witnesses were examined concerning the business.
At Shrewsbury Fair, on Saturday last, fat cattle
and sheep declined in price, and were dull of sale ;
lean cattle and pigs were dearer than at the preced.
ing fair.
London, England, 1802-03-06

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 5.

ARRICED the America, ROBINSON, from Arne-

rica.

The Lord Macartney, MACKIE, sprung a leak
at sea, and put into Halifax to repair.

Arrived—Sportsman, Stanton, Rifleman, Monday, Friend-
ship, Oak, and John and Robert, West, from London; and
Mary, Cam, from Waterford.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 3.

ARRIVED the Ship Barzillai, Captain CAREY,
to take in mules and pilchards for St. Chriitopher's;
the Brig Gallant Schemer, Captain SNow, in 33
days from Naples ; and the Alive Excise Cutter,
from a Cruize, with the Unity Smuggling Cutter,
her Prize.

Sailed the American Ship Fidelity, Capt. Vihms,
for London; the Ship Atlas, Capt. Muscaovr,
from London for Cork, to take Convids for Botany
Bay, put in here to land a sick man, and sailed
again yesterday.
London, England, 1802-03-06

THE SAVAGE OF, AVEYRpN,;

This Day was published, price 4s. in boards, embellished
with his Portrait,
- HISTORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL
ACCOUNT of the Discovery and Edification of A
SAVAGE MAN ; or of the first developerrietit4, Physical
and Moral, of the YOUNG SAVAGE CAUGHT in the
VOODS; in the Department of Aveyron; in the year t 798;
and brought, to Paris, by order of the French coternmint, iii
1799-

By E. M. ITARD,
Physician to the National Institution for the Deatand Dumb,
Member of the Medical Society of Paris; tce.
Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ;\
and sold by all Booksellers._
London, England, 1802-03-06

THEATRE-ROYAL DRURY-LANE.
•04 MONDAY EVENING, March 8, I 802,
will be performed,
PIZARRO.
WITH
THE LIAR.

OZaEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDE.
N MONDAY EVENING, N
March 8, 1802,
will be performed,
THE CABINET.
WITH
• HARLEQUIN'S ALMANACK.
•

• DIED. r
Ifer
On Friday last, at his-house in Lime-street-sqiiar,wro,
a lingering illness, John Parkinson, Esq. the in 48th} '
Viii',-
his age.
On the ad inst. at Bath, Mrs. Ramsay, moth °aa'
Liam Ramsay, Esq. Secretary to the East-India
of
On Tuesday evening, Richard Gimbert, Esq• °'
f"
dilSul.
yme days ago, Thomas Jecs, Esq. Chief Teller o
Bank of England.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Mr. Christopher Smith, W".in •e-
-iller'
chant, Queen-street, Chcapside.
London, England, 1802-09-08

MARRIED.

Sunday, at Rishopsbourn, in Kent, by the Rev. Ed-
ward Northey, Canon of Windsor, Edward Taylor, ESq. of
Bifrons, to Miss Beckingham, daughter of the Rev. I. C.
Beckinghamf of Bourn-place, in the same County.
Yesterday morning, at Mitcham, Surrey, John Royds,
Esq. to' Miss Louisa 'Bond.
Last week, at •Alderschurch, Lincolnshire, by the Rev. Mr.
Beridge, Thomas Payne, Esq. of Brook-street, Grosvenor-
square, to Mrs. Mitchinson, of Wolverhampton,
On the tst inst. Robert Groeme, Esq. younger, of Gar-
voch, to Miss Jane Anne Aytoun, daughterof the late William
Aytoun, Esq. writer to the Signet.
At Glasgow, on Monday se'nnight, Mr. James Davidson,
manufaaurer in Glasgow, to Miss Elizabeth Gardner,
daughter of the deceased Mr. William Gardner, merchant
London, England, 1802-09-08

-HOSIERY.

000KE continues to have on Sale at his Marla-
-1/4„, factory and Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSIERY ofevery
description, which, ter elegance, neatness, taste, and quality,
has never been equalled, and, he Hatters himself, can never
be surpassed. The many advantages he possesses over every
other person in this line "of business, and the peculiar degree
of periection to which, by indefatigable attention, and unli-
mited expellee, he has brought his Manufactory, while they
atlord him an opportunity of offering to the Public a variety
of Goods, superior in every respect to those of any other per-
son, and render all competition fruitless; also enable him to
accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, or
export trade, upon terms • more moderate than can possibly
be alfor,ied by any otner House in the Metropolis.

for BILIOUS QOMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of the
STOMACH and BOWELS
Dr. lANIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
THE.Eicellence- of these PILLS, as a gentle
purgative, and as a general preservative of Health, by
assisting N attire in the due discharge of the Animal Fun :ttions,
has established their reputation as a Medicine olthe first iin-
portance. They are admirably calculated for Disorders of
the Stomach and Bowels; for persons of a Bilious, a Gouty,
or a Rheumatic disposition • as well as for those whose Con-
stitutions have been Iktiol by a too active or too sedentary
life, or by a residence in hut Climates. They are likewise
particularly serviceable in Head-Aclis occasion:xl by huh-
gestion, and in removing the bad effects of free living ; as
also in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the con-
sequence of intemperance.
The tendency of these Pills is to open the pores by night,
and the body by day : they moreover promote sleep, and re-
quire neither uonfinenient nor attention to diet. Recourse
should be had to theta on the first attack of a cold, -or upon
any slight indisposition; . and they should never be omitted at
bed-tine after an excess of eating or drinking; and thus
their distinguished characteristic will 'be maintained of pro-
moting longevity, so remarkably exemplified by their I nven-
'or,- who, by the constant use of them, though a very free-
liver, attained the age of seventy-five.
As the AN Al. E PTIC PILLS owe their virtues to a
peculiar preparation, which has never- been divulged but
to the present Proprietors, they can only be had gem-
ine from them ; and the are sold by Francis Newbery,
at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 43, the East
End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Chcapside, London ;
and at Dr. fames's late house in Brutou-street, iti Boxes,
price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of' six
in one large Box for tl. 45. as it now bears a 3s. Stamp.
Observe that ttic words, " F. Nxvvissav No. 4;), St.
Paul's," are engraved on the Stamps, All others are coun-
terfeits.
London, England, 1802-09-08

Dll/I.DEND.3

Sep. 28. Robert Smith, of Streatham Surrey;and Charles
Smith, of Croylon, brewers, at ten; at Guildhall.

Oct. z. William West ley, otiiirinfrtit4itn, plater, at twelve,

at the Stork Tavern, 13irmingham.7
Sept. 30. Sarah Bickerton, of Great Yarmouth; hosier, at
three, at the Stu- Tavern, Great yarinonth.
Nov. 3. William Brone, of AVymondham, Norfolk, tan—
ner, at four,-at the Maid's [lead, Norwich.'
Ott. 6. John Stringer, of Stockport,',Chester,coitoil-spin-
ner, at elev'en, at. the White Lion Inn Stockport.
Sept- 30. Daniel DakeYne the cider, •Dani.l Dakeyrie the
younger, "lhomas Dakeyrie, and josepli-Dakeyhe, now Or
Litz of Dsrley Dae, Derby, cotton-spinners, at eleVen, at
Hillidge's Tavern, Manchester.

CERTIFICATES.
Sept. 28'. Robert •Smalley, late of Gravesend, carpenter.
Bowre and William Hannah of• Blackfriars.Road,
•
oilmen.
London, England, 1802-12-20

J?OfTSMOUTH, DEC. i 9

PAS D by ye.sterday neon, a great many Ships to
the Westward,
.supposed to be a ileet'whicli'had ac_
'cumulated in-the Downs.

Arrived the Bitter?! Sloop of War from Ply-
mogth ; the .Speed cell, PERKins, lane, BEVER;
and Loden, REVANS, from London.

Sailed the ?Jag Ann, HATHAWAY, for Havre-

de-Gr4ce.

LOSS OF A SPAIANISII FRIGATE.

THE Spanish Frigate jurto; of 34 guns, having
on hoard one hundred thousand dollars, was lost on •
her „passage from Porto Rico to Cadiz. On the
24th of Oaoher; the Favourite Schooner, Poutt.-
LAND, from Madeirg for Boston, tell in with, the
3:mo, in lat. 36. 40. lOng. 67. 16. Her Captain,
DON JUAN IGNACIO BOSTILLOS, informed Mr.
PouRLAND that she was in great distress, and that
the water gained so fast, that their utmost exer- _
tions were necessary to keep her free ; he at the
same time requested that the Favourite Would con_
tinue in company until he could make land, and
receive on board three °Meets and four Marines.
Nothing occurred till the 23th, when it blew a
heavy gale from the N. W. Whein Mr..P.
served signals for abandoning'the frigate, and for
the Favourite to run as neat as possible under her
lee. The Spaniards waved ,their' handkerchiefs,
and seemed
_in the utmost confusion. At nine
o'clock in the morning the main-mast went over
her side, and -the fOre-mast fell alternately from
side to side. EVery effort was made by the Fa-.
vourite to afford her`assistance, but in :vain. A
heavy fog ensued, and'contiwaed half an hour-;
.:when it cleated away, the frigate was no longer to
be seen. There were ,kl 3 persons, including women
and children, on hoard-, ail of 'whom perished.
London, England, 1802-12-20

BRIGANTIN E.

A/VANTED, an Owner for One-third Share of a
Vessel of about 130 Tons burthen, which will be
ready to be launched in a tortnight ; has a remarkably fine
Hold, that will stow three Tier of \Vine, and is intended to
sail from the Port of London, in the .Lisbon, or Mediterra-
nean Trade, in which there is little doubt of her having con-
stant employ. She will be rigged as a Brig, and the fineness
of her bottom will no doubt ensure her sailing well.
For Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Watkins and Cowper,
Solicitors, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn.
London, England, 1802-12-20

STOCKS.

SA TL

RDAY.
India Stock
South Sea Stock-
Excheq. Bills s. S. .
Fundable ditto •; prem.
3d Exchequer Bilis dis.
Omnium 2 3!,-
'super. 3 per Lent.
Ditto Ann. it I,i-i6l -
flank tbr opening.,
India for Ace. ri&
Cons. for Opening 73; 3i.3

PORTRAITof :he Right Hon. HENRY ADDINGTON:
Next Month will be published, •
A PRINT of .the Right Hon. HENRY AD:
DINGTON, Chancellor of the Exchequer; &c. &c.
finely engraved in the Line inaniltr by JAMES PARKER,
after a Piaure painted by Sir W M.• BEE CHY, in the, Col—
lettion of the Right Hon. Lord Wndehouse. The size will
be the same as the Prints of Lords Thurlow, Mansfield, Mr.
Pitt, &c. Price One Guinea. " . .
Gentlemen desirous of having'first Impressions, are re-
quested-to favour the Proprietors 1. and J. Boydell, No. 9?,
Chearsicle, and at the Shakespeare Gallery; Pall-Mall, with
their names and address. • • • - . ,
London, England, 1802-12-20

DIED.

At Tillygreig, on Saturday, the 4th inst. Alexander Dyce,
Esq. of Tillygreig, hi the sail year of his age.
At his house in-St. Anurew's-square, Edinburgh, on the
7th inst. Mi. James Steuart, writer, in the 85th year of his
age.

PRICE 0

Bank Stock rgo
Navy 5 per Cent. silut
rer Cent.ll97,
Irish 5 per Cent; Zoo 99}
4 per Cent. Con. 874 - •
3 per Cent. Red. 72ta ,
3 per Cent. Con. shut
oitto Scrip
zo r-i6i
Ditto Short Affil. 4 7-161
Ditto Scrip
London, England, 1802-12-20

CHURCH PREFERMENT.

WANTED TO PURCHASE, where an early
Presentation may he expeCted, the PERPETUAL
ADVOWSON, or NEXT PRESENTATION to a LIV-
ING of from zsol. to 5001, a year.
Letters (post-paid) directed for A. B. No. 6, Smith-
st•reet, Chelsea, will be attended to.
London, England, 1802-12-20

VIENNA, Dec. t.

Wt? have received by an Extraordinary Courier
intelligence from Constantinople, that the Beys in
Fgypr, who are so naturally and closely connected
by the principles of self-defence and their common
interests, have defeated the Turkish Troops in se-
ven Actions and 'Battles, and so diminished their
numbers, that they have been obliged to apply to
the English- for aid and protetion, to prevent their
being entirely driven out •of the Country. Ihese
accounts from Egypt come down-to the 3tst of Oc-
tober. Some French Officers and Commissaries had
also arrived in Esypt, to regulate some commercial
affairs, mercantile debts, and other matters. They
were received in a very friendly manner by the
English, who furnished. them with an escort to
Cairo, and other places where they had business.
We have a report that Count Sr. JeLIEN will go
as Envoy to St. Petersburgh.
Prince NI6HGLAS ESTERHAZY is still here.

This day Baron ARMFELT had his Audience of
Entry of His Imp ER lAL MAJESTY, as Envoy Ex..
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from His
SWEDISH MAJESTY. Our Envoy to the Court of
Sweden Count LODRON LATERANO, has arrived
here fr4m his estates, and, it is said,' will in the
spring return to Stachhohn. ,
It is asserted, that the EMP FROR will found a
new Order of Knighthood, to be silted "the Order
of FRANCIS 11. to be bestowed on such persons of
merit who cannot be recompensed by money or
other means.

RATISBON, Nov. 29.

THE Recess, or General Conelnsnm of the Depu.
tation, is 'now ordered to lie ptiblishea. It ain-
taing eight printed sheets, and may be' purchased of
every Bookseller. It was communicated by the
DireCtory of the Empire to the Imperial Plenipo-
tentiary on the 25th ; but the latter has not as yet
given in his declaration on the subjcEt ; nor will
this be made till the Negotiations between Atistria
and France shall be concluded.

SIIIP NEU'S.

GP AV &SEINID, DEC. 17.

Passed by—the Corneliat , from Bilboa ; Mar-
quis cormyallis, Killar, from Tobago ; and Dc Jenge Jo-
hanna, Kose, -froni Bilboa. ' •
Sailed the Robert and Sarah, Carman, for Barcelona, and
Trusty,.lleale, for Africa.
London, England, 1802-12-20

ASCHAFFENBURG, Nov. se,

YEs?2 R DAY the Bishoprics of Bamberg, 'Wirtz.
burg, and Eichstadt, were taken possession of by
Bavaria, under the title of the Dutch:v of Franconia.
The Prince-bishops of Bamberg and Wurtzburg
have resigned their Government, and the
‘Minister
of the ELECTOR Of BAVARIA, Baron HOMY ESC H.,
has received homage at liturtzburg.

FRANKFORT, Dzc. 4.

OUR City having taken possession of the Catho-
lie Convents and Foundations assigned it by. the
Plan of Indemnities, published on the 27th of No-
vember a ,NotifiCation, signifying that no:"altera-
Lion should in consequence of this be made in tire
Catholic Worship, the regulations of the Catlplic
Schools, or the provisions made for the Catholic
Poor.

_
The Monks of the four secularized convents will
live together in one edifiCe, and each be allowed an
annuity of 200 florins for his maintenance.
We daily hear the'report of cannon fired to an-
nounce the occupations of territory by Darmstadt
and Nassau. Hesse and Nassau now neatly. surround.
the territory of this City. At Wartzburg the
change of government was celebrated by four sa-
lutes of a hundred discharges of cannon each.

The disturbances in theTGrisons -are not yet ap-
peased. The report that the English Secretary,
Ailocmi, is at Conshince, ,where General
BAC/MIANN likewie is, requires confirmation.
London, England, 1802-10-12

1-10 USE-BREAKERS.

A man of the .name of State was also fully coin_
mitted at the above Office, charged with burglari.
ously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of
John arid William Morris, pawnbrokers,, in Rose-
stseet,' near Goldeiiistitrate.- '''Mr:. John Morris
stated, that on 'Sunday- Triortiing," .betWeen•ont •and
two o'clock, he was alarmed by the watchman's
tattle ; he got .up, Went" to the window, and was
informed that a ladder had beeniound placed against
his window, and-that it was supposed: thiettes-vere
in his house. He desired thelidder to be rnokred,'
and being placed against another window, he let
the watchman in. As he was leSving'ihe room, he
he heard a noise as if some one had jumped from a•
hack windoW. He, looked out and saw a man lying
in .the yard.; he. presented a pistol, and his brother
cried out shoot him ; he drew the trigger, but the
pistol missed fire. He then went down into the
yard ; the Prisoner was lying on his back,' he had
dropped from the two pair of stairs window, and
had dislocated his shoulder. Before he knew of the
Prisoner's hurt, his pistol went off, and the powder
had marked his face, but had not injured him. He
demanded of him if there were any more thieves
in the house, and on being assured there were not,
the prisoner was sent to the, watch-house, and a
Sitrgeon called in, who placed his shciulder in the.
socket. Mr.' Morris ad&d, that on looking into
warehouse he found a bundle containing thirteen
gownsi,ready to have been carried off, besides 201.
of property gone, Which •he unoerstood had been
thrown out of the window to two men, acCemplices
of the prisoner, but whu' had e,caped un the Watch-
man coining his rounds.. It also appeared zhe lad.
der had been stolen from a neighbouring street.
London, England, 1802-10-12

BlRrq.,

On the 7th inst. at Margate, the, I.ady ,91. Commissioner
George; of a San;

MARRICU.

_ .
On the tst inst. at I.oehmaiciii3r; rife'Atire, Professor H.
P. Hill, of the Uniyersity.iof 'St. 'Andrew's, to. Miss Mar..i,
garet BOrthWick, eldeSt daughter of Afehibald Borthwick,.
Esq. Banker in Edinburgh.
At Aunfield, on the 4th inst. Tames Graham-, Esq
-ion of the deceased George, Gr4ll4m, Esq,„: of g.inross,
Miss Elizabeth Muter,, only daifghterqt vy'illiam Muter,
Esq. of Annf.eld.
At Calcutta, F. Bilbie, Esq. Pursei of La Sybzlle, to
Miss C. Warren.
London, England, 1802-10-12

THE THEATRES.

Drury-Lane.

The Winter's Talc, which was revived with so
much splendour and beauty at this Theatre last sea-
son, was represented yesterday evening before a
very numerous audience.
The part of Leontes was performed for the first
time by POPE, and with more effect than could be
expected, considering that he so soon followed the
steps of so able a representative as KEMB LE.
The same may be said of Mrs. POWELL in
Hermione, after the recent impression of so excellent
an Actress as Mrs. St DDONS. Mrs. Pow ELL sub-
dued the general energy of her manner into an
affecting representation of the dignified grief of the
injured Princess.
Mrs. ANSE LL, late Mrs. YATES, performed Pau-
lima. Her figure is good, and her action not un-
graceful, but it was somewhat too studied and
theatrical. Her performance, however, though too
elaborate, was altogether spirited and impressive.
This Drama is sustained by so much grandeur of
decoration, that it is likely to be very attraftive,
though it certainly shines with diminished lustre,
in having at prsent lost the two essential props of

the representation.
The Farce was The Lying Valet, and Mr. Col.'. rNs
appeared in Sharp. His humour was rather .too
artificial, and was rendered more so by the needless
elevation of his voice, which made him appear as if
he was reading rather than ading the part. Miss
MELON'S Kitty Pry was a diverting specimen of
tormenting curiosity.

Covent-Garden.

COOKE appeared in Macbeth last night, but there
was nothing in his performance that demands any
addition to the remarks which we have before sub-
mitted to our Readers on his representation of that
charafter. It is a performance that savours rather
of firmness and force, than of grace and majesty.
Some of his readings are new and striking, others
seem to be over-strained, and capricious.
Mrs. LITCHFIELD'S Lady Macbeth was spirited
and bold, but we cannot say that " she looked and
moved A QUEEN."

DARLET, an old Performer of this Theatre, re.
turned again last night in the character of Hecate.
He possesses a good manly voice. His ear seems to be
much more corred than heretofore, and he certainly
is improved as a Singer.
London, England, 1802-10-12

Sill? NEWS.

C2AVIF.StSI), OCT. 9. . •
• -Pasa red by—the Atlas, front Trinidad; Hampden,
Curry, from Grenada; Magdalena, Adams, from St. -Yin-,
cent's; Maria, Allen, Sand Retreat, Shaw, - from Jamaica;
• Fanny, Harley, from Demerara ; Three Sisters,- and
Ann, from Dantzic.
Sailed—the Grenada, for Hollatad, M'Crea,
for Belfast • Racehorse, Langley, for Naples;. Nelly,
TwO friends, —; and the'Vrow Am-
sterdam; for I-lambi-a', .Jane-Theodore, ;for
Rouen ;- Fr;ends, Finlay, for Seville ; 'GaToline, Winter, _for
Dublin ; • Dedalus, Powles, for reniciy; Friendship,
.Scar.-
well, for Rotterdam ; Syrene, Prank, Hoop, Maasdyck and
lonie•lan, Vander2l4ss, ,fur Rouen.
London, England, 1805-07-19

n Mr,' P.,rl;:et, at the:Adinif:lity, ,and cannOtl.heiv:-
tore b" (o:is,idered as the cause of his being impress-
ed at the distance of nearly a month. after n was.
written, without supposing that Lord St. Vincent di-
reEted him to be requested to come front Chatham
to London for: that particular purpos,e, which yciur,.
Committee do, not see the least ground to belioe.
And with respea to Mr. Bartholomew's orignal si-
tuation in life, and personal appearance, even if those.
circumstances could with propriCty be deerned any
ground for adopting a proceeding towards him which
could not 'be warranted by the usage of the Navy
tONX'ards other persons wbo. had held the. same rank
in the service, your Committee. observe, that Mr.
Bartholomew. appears by the evidence to be a Man'
of reputable education and connexions' ; and judg-
ing by the testimony of Lieut. Dunham and Mr..
Lill, as well as by their own' obsiervatious when Mr.
Bartholomew was examined before them, your COm-
mittee cannot concur in deScribing•hiS appearance
to be at all like that of ii boats Wain or any such
fe.rior Officer.
Your Committee think themselves bound to ob-.
serve, that it does not appear to them that the order
for iinpressing. Mr. David Ewen Bartholomew was
issued with any view: of suppressing- (..)r influencing
the evidence that he might be able to give on any of
the tnatters.then under the consideration of the Board.
of AdMiralty or. the Navy Board, which 'have been
slime referred to your Committee.
London, England, 1805-07-26

N A Y f Lr,, NEWS

PLTltetrrn; JULY pc—Arrived the American
Brig Belisarius, Capt. CURTIS HOLMES, from New
York, laden with sugar, coffee, &c. detained by the
Staunch Gun-brig. -

The Staucla sailed from Jamaica on the 17th o
June, on which clay a Frigate 'arrived there with
Dispatches frord Admiral Lord NELSON, in four
days, from off ,Martinique, off which Harbour
his Lordship's , Fleet are stated to have been
on the lath blockading the Combined Squa-
drons at Martinique. Orders were dispatched by
the Frigate for a reinfOrcement of all the Ships of
War that might be at Jamaica to proceed immedi-
ately to Martinique, to reinforce his Lordship ; .and,
on the 18th, the following Men of War were to sail
fdi that purpose, (viz.) St. George,, g 8 guns ; Cen-
taur, Atlas, and Eagle, of 74 guns each. The French
Fleet are stated to be extremely sickly.
.The Theseus, of 74 guns, was to sail in a few days
with the homeward-hound July Fleet for England.
Arrived the dirge, of Hull, laden with wines,
from Oporto, captured by a Spanish row-boat Pri-
vateer, retaken by the Naiad Frigate.
Sailed the Goliath and Defence, of 74 guns.each,
to join, the Channel Fleet ; and Wolverine Sloop of
War on a Cruize.
London, England, 1805-05-13

NAVAL PAPERS.

The Earl of DARNLEY rose, and said, that, in
consequence of the important question (the Catholic
Claims) which was to engage their Lordships'
attention on Monday next, he thought it expedient
ro postpone his Propositions relative to the Naval
Papers ttntl Documents then upon the Table, of
which he-.had given notice, and 'which stood fixed
for that day. His Lordship aaid, that, in thus
deferring his MOtion, he yielded merely to the,
pressure of the business immediately before the House,
as he was anxious to {gyring forward' the question as
early as possible.
,He therefore mooed, That
the Order for summoning their Lordships on Mon.
day should be discharged,, and that they 'should be
summoned for the first open day in the week." A
short consultation then took place, upon the naming
of the day, between his Lordship and the Lolo
CII ?OMB'. LOR the result of which was, that his
Lordship named Thursday next; and it was ordered
accordingly.
London, England, 1805-05-13

DU 11 L 1 iv , -'ll-, Ai i 0:

t

. ..
O . .
, , .. • -
N Tuesday the Conn of. Qdrritrinn Pleas, tarf,
sisting of Lord No's. OUKY and Mr. Justice FLlro..
CANE, gave judgment in support' of the aricii of
Mr. justice J.llliiok, who was thereupon re--
manded.

A writ of Habeas Corpus was then sired ont
turnable before the King in Chancery ; and a return
being made thereupon, Mr. Wm. Juktrrsoit on
.Wed_
nes4ay tendered to the Lords Certuirrissioriers of the
Qreat Seal a plea to the return, which was opposed:
on the part of the Prosecutors, and argued at consit
deraisle length,.and with great ability, by the learned
Advocate.—The subjea WAS resuhrdyesteWay.
It was yesterday rumoured that if French Trans:
port, full of Troops, had been captured off the south..
west Coast of Ireland ; but we were nor able to as.
certain the authenticity upon 'which this report wart
founded.—(E. Pelt.)
Yesterday morning. the first .division of the iid'
Regiment' marched into town: they will toc6rpy the
Barracks in South Great Ge.4ge;c.orreet, from
whence the did Highland Regiment are going to -
the S.,tith ward. •
London, England, 1805-07-17

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED;

Moses Wood, now or late of Dean-street, St. Ann, Soho,
WOSlMiilSter, Tailor, 40111 luiy 2o to August zB, at ten, at
Thomas, Geere arid Joseph Carless, of Loose, Kent, millers
and cis-partners, from July 13 to August 31, at ten, at
London.
London, England, 1805-05-25

eommand of Sir Home Popharrri tad bee re.

"erred.;

On the mourn of Mr. Role, the Masse! gers
were informed by the SPEAKFR, that an aty.wer
should•he sent by that House, t y a-Messenger of
their own,' to such- part:sof their Lordships' Message
as related to Earl St. Vincent. _ _ _

_
Mr. Rc ;Ave notice, that he should on Monday
next move, for leave ti bring in a Bill to exempt
from Duty (as we.linderstood him) Bullion exported
tu the East Indies:
London, England, 1805-05-22

surEtuott ELEGANT BOOTS, acv.

HARDY's NEW INVENTED EFFULGENT
BLACKING, patronized for use by the King nil
Palyal Family, was*brougrit to perfection five years ago„ and
has ever sine maintained.decisive superiority ; wholly iftde-
pende.ut of gummy smearing, any; the tioxinns 'coat of
japan varnish, this is purely undinus, softening. essentially
cleansing, conservatives, gad congenial to the leather ; even
after a gresst' length of time, when dust is wiped nil; the
transceudakt 'lustre is displayed, which no oilier Blacking
can died ; it soils nothing, and tiro no scents it repels wa.
ter, withstands heat, flourishes in all climates, and requires
not half the trouble ; its imoerial deg:into is confilred ort
Boots, Dress-shoes, Cam:twit boxes, Ledies' Black BuSks,
Clogs, &c.. is. laud is. dd. per Box.
HA R uy's MiXture, Cream, and Liquid, are matehlos
for restoring, preserving and beautifying the 'Cops of brors.
The Cream ktieps the palecoloor, is 6d. The Livid is
for brown or tan, ts. ,1 he Mixture takes our It;k, or any
Stain, 35. per Bottle.
The Genuine are signed and sold by Robert Hardy, 3,,Barn.
ant's Inn, Holborn, London ; Dicey and Sutton, How
Churchyard ; Howard and Evans'. Long-lace ; Shaw and
Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; Hermitic, anti Sons,
Tichborne-street ; Butler; Chespside ; Robertson,
Princes-street, ,F.'dinbtireh ; Hardy's Music Shop, Oxford
Hodson, Printer, Cambridge; Berratt, Weymouth; and
rifest Perfumers, Booksellers, and Venders of Medicine in
the Kingdom. .
This Blacking Powder is particularly reaomniended to
Dealers, and. for exportation ; uniting entail cum pas to lightcarriage,
carriage, and not subject to loss, as most liquids at,:, tr,ritt
the breaking of bottles, fermenting, &C.
London, England, 1805-05-22

• MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL PERSONS in possession‘ of Incomes,
arising from Freehold., Copyhold, or Leasehold
estates, Land or Houses, Money in the funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An-
nuities., Patent Places, Church Livings, or arty other cer-
tain Income for Life, may be supplied with temporary or
permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An-
nuity !mei est for the same.
Tile Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their
Heirs, may be accommodated on their personal security;
and in any instance where the single security of an indivi-
dual may be deemed insufficient,. the addition of another
person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re-
move the objealon ; and, in all cases, privilege will be
given to the Public to return the Principal at their own
option. ;
Personal applications will tie received every day till Four
o'Clock; and Letters from Correspondents in Town or
Country (post -paid) will be iminedistely answered, by ad-
dressing to the Tire' of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his
Town 41euse, No. 8. Lower folm-ssteet; Goiden,st.tare.
London, England, 1805-09-11

The Conditions'of the Contrals may k 'seen at the Semtary's
Ofiice; at this 00fice t or by flp,Hying to Mr. T. Russell, Agent
fee the Fithralling at Dever.
No regard will kr hail to arty Tinder in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words set length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Toesday tbe 24th instant,
nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or. sOnte Person on his
kkalj, attends, to aniwer, when called for.
London, England, 1805-09-11

obliging rafinner in whir+ and M. C.;:a.‘,,,n7A hive
compiled with the-request coutaineti in my ibruer
Note to you on this subjeia.
As the'Frc-nch Government has cohseritcd to libe-
rate that Officer from his pre.ient confinement, and
to allow him to return to this country, I do not think
prop!r to make any observations upon the contents
of M. TALLEYRAND'S Note to Admiral GRAVINA. I
have, therefore, to request that you, Sir, will he
pleased to communicate, through M. GRAVINA, to
the French Government, in consequence or the wish
they have intimated, to know the place to which
Captain WRIGHT should he sent, that it is the desire
of His Majesty's Gowrument, that he should be
sent to Dover in a Flag of Truce; or, if there is any
objeetion to that mode of liberating him, that he may
he allowed to quit the territories of France; for the
purpose of proceeding to Embden, or any other neu-
tral Port or place.—l have the honour to be, &'c.
(Signed) BARROWZY.
The Chevalier D'Anduaga.
London, England, 1805-03-27

DUBLIN, ij.

ON Thursday night, at a late hour, r.t file broke
out in that parr of the Castle who're the Registry
and Yeomanry Offices are t. The, perion
has the care of the apartments takes a way the tire
that retnair►s in the grates after the Clerks have
quitted the rooms ; and it alpeitS, that tone
bets left in an old coal-boa coonunie4ted with
the stairs on which it was laid. The flames give
considerable alarm ; hut the immediate attendance
of the Castle Guard, and of the persons who have
the care of the Fire engine, prevented any further
mischief than the destruCtion of a `art of one flight
of stairs. The fire was discovered just at the rime
that the numerous Company were separaiing trorrl
the Ball and Supper given at the Castl., in honour
of St. Patrick, and Many of the Gentletrien who had
been there contributed their assistance.

On Sunday last, in Londonderry, 4 fi,e broke
out in the upper end of the low building attached
to the Bishop's Palace, which, with the Palace, is
at present occupied as a barrack
,by the Westmeath
Militia. It originated from some so“ks of fire '
flying from the place where the Otiicets' dinner
was dressing, among some sttaw in an adjoining
apartment, used as a stable. Its first appearance
was of a most alarming nature, the flativs bursting
out at evety windoW and part of the roof. The
drums having heat to arms, the trOops of the gar-
rison assembled with the uttn.,st alacrity, and cora:
menced pulling down that part of the roof imam.
diately adjoining to the Palace,, to prevent the fire
communicating to it, which they happily efreaed,
and in a short time brought an engine to play on
the part on fire, which was so well served with wa-
ter, and aided by so Much exertion, Out the flames
were in a short time grit under. It is but justice
to bestow the highest praise both on the Officers anti
privates of the Westmeath Militia, who were par-
ticularly active on the occasion. Elia such a dr..
cumstance occurred in the night, the conse.
quences would have been truly dreadful, as the Pa.
lace, full of troops, must have been attacked by the
flames.

On Saturday night, about seven o'clock, a new
house, situated at the WilderpeiS, about a toile from
Clonmel, was set On fire by, some evil.minded per.
son or persons, and was entirely consumed. The
cause of this depredation is supposed to be occasioned
by the tenant who occupied these lands, and who
got very deeply in arrear, not being willing either
to pay any part of his rent, or surrender the lands,
the owner was forced to seize on the stock,
consisted of some 'Ditch cows, a horse, ace. wt tcb,
on a petition being sent to the Lady whose pei)perty
it is, she, with much humanity, gasve up the entire;
and a receipt in full.
London, England, 1805-03-27

The only part of the Coast, which Government
was apprehensive the French might make a suc-
cessful landing upon is called, Fev,ensey Lcvel. L
is situated nearly opposite to Boulogne, and on.
',totaled by any batteries whatever ; and from the
nature of its situation, theme cansbe ereCted,upon the
banks to lie of effedual service, Guyer= have,
therefore come to the,, resolution of. building all
along the beach, n this quarter a sufficient number
of Martellu Towers for its srctitity. Col.
we understand, has the superintendance, of the,
work, which will be set about immediately..
There were caught in the, Bay_ of Baliantrea, on
Wekleeday, the 6th instant, three thousand si'x
hundred and thirty fine large, Cod Fish, which, at
8,1, each, amounts to izi 1. sterling. Some of the
Roars had three runs, the rest generally two, each
time full.
'Pie Vaccine or Cow Pox Inoculation is rapidly
extending its benign influence in Wales, under the
patronage of many, rcspedable families,
_whose per_
suasions and example have in a great measure con.
tributed to remove the doubts of its efficacy by the
inferior classes.
Brecon Pig Fair, on Thursday the 7th instant,
was but sparingly supplied, and those sold produced
good prices.
At Tewkesbury Fair, on Monday, there was, a
grand show of capital fat beasts, and many pur.
chasers ; selling price from 6141. to 7'}d..per lb.
sinking the ofEil. Mr. Cukrott's best heifer sold
for 501.—A tolerable show of horses ; useful ones
in great request, and of course they sold briskly.—
But few sheep.
At Rap' Fair, yesterday se'nnight, there w'ais a
very fine show of tat cattle, which met with a brisk
sale ; hot there was no demand for lean 'stock...-.
There was also a good show of horses, Which sold at
high prices. There was but few sheep., Best cheese
sold from 7os. to 781. and second from 6os. to 665,
per cwt.
Lately, at Little.moor.lane, near Oldham, Lan.
cashire, a cow produced a calf with three legs only.
This curious deformed animal has excited thallium..
don. and astonishment of many persons ttsidint in
ib4 neighbourhood.
A mechanic at Hirrnbay has discovered' a- process
by which to extrad from the saw-dust and shavings
nude in .building a vessel, as much tar as is sufficient
for her outfit.

...Mil' NEI'S.

1,901417 MARCH ;5,,

Arrived—the CEcononly, lolitison, from Sunderland; Ac-
tive. Williams, Active, Spurrier, tient Portsinouth,;and
Willialn;.l-ausey, from SoutliimiptOn. -
Sailed—the Young ROiiCitls, Banger, and nape, Manelaws,
for Southampton ; May Flower, Kirby, for 'Cork.; Nestor,
?Ming, and Vleanor, Jackson, tor Sunderland I Grace,
Thorn, for Weymouth; Betsey, Collins, for Bristol; Bew-
ley, Billy, Minerva, Bristow, and Hope, Lander, for Liver-
P'uol•
London, England, 1805-03-27

SCHEME.

No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
a - - £30,000 - ‘60,000
2 - 20,000 - 40,000
3 - - ttstooo 30,000
1.000 - 15,009
:1000 * * leo,ooo
I.'oo .* * 'BOOO

.
14 - - '' 500 . . 7000
50 ..' .. - 100 . - 5000
iOO w - - SO '' ... 5000
6000 - 4 ' 20 - ... 120,000
.....7._-
3o,,:oo Tickets -., 4:300,0,,0

, Capitals Determinable :
1 First-drawn, tst Day,Clo,ooo First drawn, 6th Day,Czo,oo
Ditto - ad Day tOOO- Ditto • - 7th Day aOOO
Ditto -:, , • 3tl Day !DO* .Ditto - tith Day 30,000
Ditto -- 4th Day soon i Ditto - 9th Day J.)0,3
Ditto - sth Day I cioo 1 Ditto - loth Day 2./1
Tickets and Shares are selling at every Office.
PRESENT PRICE. , -
Ticket - . - ,4,' t 8 t - o
Half - £9 to o I Eighth - ,C 2 9 o
"Quarter - 417 0 { Sixteenth - ; 4 6
*** 'file Public who are desirous of having particular
Numbers are tecluested to be early in their application to
some of the LotteryOtlices, who will take care and engage
the Numbers wanted, at the Bank of England.