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London, England, 1805-04-18 00:00:00

r. Carte. Phenix. by Sir Pi:ism, bctight-of Lord Of-

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borne. 4 7n old, 6ft iolb
5
Mr Kellerman's Mary, 4 yn old. 712 tolb • 6
Mr. Wardell's Gratitude, 3 yrs old, 7ft 131 b • Sir C. Ilunbory's Eleanor, 6yn old, pft 61b 7
• Pd
Eh; F,Etandilh's brother to Stamford, yrs old, 812 61b pa
mr. 150,rofth • Hartfoot, 3 yrs old, 71t t ilb - pd
Mr, WOW( f. Maiden, by Sir Peter, dam by Phatno-
memo; out of Matron, 3 yrs old, Eft tzlb • pd
Seven ti y awl Giles; 3 to t agft Duzbury ; s to 4
agft Pai.tfi-)1 ; 8 to t agO Gratitude.
SubferiptioniPlate of 301. for two.year olds carrying
711. 3-yr. olds 80. alb. and 4-yr. olds 91i. Two-yr.
old C.
Gen. Sparrow's eh c pante', 3 yrs old - -
Mr Shwell's b f Goofeap, a yr old -
Mr Warden's b f Lady Bergh.f yr old - 3
Mr Forth's br e Ardehoke,by Don %incite, yr 014 4
Mr Howorth's be e Forum*. 3 yr
old - • 3
Mr flume Radellffe's gr f Nitre, 4yr old - -
Mr Natal's eh e Dilktanti, 3yr old - - dr
Three to 1 againft Callrel---to to isr'nft Goof-

w t agaim
cap—to to t againft Artichoke.
Mr. Parkin's b. h. beat Mr. Taylor's blk. h. Bft.
71b each. B. C. 25111.-3 tot on Mr. P.trkin's b. h.
Sir H.Willamfon's Walton, rec. It. Mr. Mel-
lilh's Stockton, Bft alb each B. C. 3oogs. wogs. ft.

His MAJESTY lately paid a 'Hit to Kenfingan Pa-
lace, for the purpofe of allotting out apartment:. and
giving orders for their repairs and improvements, fnr
the relidence of her Royal Highnefs the Princes of 1
WALLS. We undernand this is the fiat time hi%
Mailer" 'jilted tbofe apartments. Race the death of
the late King.

The Bridge in Hyde Park, leading through Rot-
ten-row to Kenfington Gardens, which has to long
Seen in a ruinous (late, and fo conaantly the topic
of animadverfinn and abufe by the pedeflrians and
equellrians of Hyde Park Parade, is, at lan, in a fair
way of being repaired. Several workmen are daily
employed upon it ; a temporary wooden haute has
been crated for the convenience of limiter for the
melons, hewing the !lone, &c.; the road is barricad-
ed at each end of the bridge, and the water has been
drained off. This latter was yeaerday the fcene of
great fport to a number of hays, who caught a quan-
tity of eels in the mud, of various ditaenfions, fame
of very confiderable fine. From the preparations of
lime, draw, &c. we may eve& the repairs will be
upon a large fcale.

For a long feries of years the hofpitable Mention
of the Marquis and Matchionefs of A Ill Coll. Pi' called
the Priory, at Stanmore, has been on record for the
enviable fuperiority it poffefes over moil others, not
only on account of the elegance of the flrudure, its
acquirements, &c. which Rrike the beholder with awe
and veneration, but it alfo deferves mention fat the
very princely munificence with which the noble Lord
here regularly entertains his friends during the holi
day reeds. During the IA ten days open houfe has
been kept agreeably to the good old Englifh
where it is preferred in all sts original purity.
From thirty to forty dillinguifhed perfonages have
dined there every day, together with the YOUNG
Roams and Mr. and Mrs. Barry. On Sunday the
party confifled among others, of their Royal High •
neffes the Dukes of You and CUMBERLAND.—On
Tuefday dined there the Duke and Duchefs Hof 13so-
POID, Lurd and Lady CASTLIRRACH, Lord and
Lady Vtztauts, Sir GROW! and Lady Bsikv VONT,
Baron and Lady SUTTON, Lady &LINA STIWART,
Sir TNON•S .SUTTON, Lady HINCHINBROIER' Lord
BROORF, mars. BRUNMIII.L, LAWRENCE, CAVAN-
DISH, TOWNLIT WARD, and Mrs. PAINE. Mr. PITT
and Lord and Lady Maavizaa were expeßed, but
fent ezeufes. So highly entertained have the corn
pany been with the You.° Rosctus, that he is per-
redly idolized by them. He has received many va-
luable prefents particularly from the Marquis, who
is immoderately fund of him, and devotes half his
time in finding fubjeds to amufe him with. Matter
Barry on his part, contributes all he can to make
himfeliagreeable—every day kit week he perfonified
different charaders.—On Satur4py Jai he appeared
in Zaega, when he eletrified IA audience with his
wonderful powers of declamation.

It may not be unacceptable to our readers to at-
tempt to give tome account of the fcene of gaiety
which has prevailed in this magnificent chateau, which
ha: been denominated the Court of Pleafure. At ten
o'clock a bell rings for breakfaft, which is fet out in
the &loon and dining room, each apartment more
elegantly furnithed than the other. They are adorn-
ed with every article which taae and fancy can de-
vile, and p;:rfumed by the aromatic odour of a thou-
(and different plants and flowers of the fineft quality.
The breakfaft continues until half pall three in the
afternoon. The Marquis and his fon:, the Lord
HAMILTON, and Mailer Bstvy, generally breakfafted
together very early. About two o'clock Lord
CLAUD& HAMILTON and the Yount: Roscius were
in the habit laft week of amufing themfelves on the
Serpentine Lake in the gat den:, with rowing a beau
tiful wherry, or in fifhing for carp and other frefh-
water fllh. Four times in the day, between Breakfaft
and dinner, a lunch is fet out. At eight o'clock the
company dine ; the dinner cunfills of three comics, all
folAtential Englilh dillies. with a deffert of pines,
ftrawberries, &c. In the evening there is either a
ball, Concert, or card party.
On Monday evening, there was a g•and mufical
party. at which the three lovely daughters of the
Marquis Ailed—Lady Ca ratans B HAMILTON play-
ed on the very fine organ in the milk room, called
the theatre—Lady name's difplayed .much talk
and frience on the harp, and Lady Matta evinced
great judgment on the piano-forte. The Marquis,
who poffetfes a very fine countertenor voice, frequent-
ly joins the vocal performers. The evening conclud-
ed with an elegant flipper at twelve o'clock, and
about two (the ufual hour) the party feparated for
the night.— It is almoft fuperfluous to add, that the
entertainments are enlivened by wit; taße, ;ad fancy.
The attention of the Marquis and Marchionefs has
ever been devoted to the pleafure of pleafing their
pelts, and by this method they have eftablifited that
proportion of happinefs and harmony in today, for
which their parties have leas been Family pre-emi-
net.t..

HIII'JCAL israuciseL

MAILS THIS DATe... Wind It W.

AIR. DUI. Dlta
i 1• I Marabouts z o
3 z Gottenboub o

Gas noes. Attila t5.--Arrived here on Satur-
day, the Spanifh (hip laßifcaya, from Monhvitis, on
the Rio de la flats, bound for Bilboa, captured on
the sad ult. off tlitWeftern Iflands, by the Letter of
Marque Neptune, of this port, Captain HENRY ;
the General Doyle, privateer of Guernfey in fight.—
Cargo-3000 quintals cocoa, goon do. tallow, 16
calks Jefuit bark, 'and so plates of copper. And fume
day, and in the courfe of yefterday, the whole of the
Weft India convoy for the Clyde, excepting the Ge-
neral Hunter, *Plum, who is fuppofed to have
made for Cork, in confequence of the Commodore':
reeommendatiOn to that effett to the whole of the
Clyde !hips, thottgh regarded only by Capt. Whim a,
advice having been received of French Privateers be-
ing in the Channel. The Emerald, *Foaxou c, of
this port, from London to Bolton, is put ieto Ber-
muda in dithers, being beat off the coat of America
by contrary winds.

PanzA,pca, Marx 15.—Since my IA the brig
Peel, of Hull, arrived from Berbice, with coffee, &c.
for London. lam informed that on the night of the
2111 of February, Mr. Alt s, thelate mailer and owner,
was unfivtunately precipitated over the fide of the
brig by a fudden roll of the tea, and was never more
teen ; notwithftanding Mr. MAIIIIias, the then Mate,
and All on board, ufed every poflible exertion to dif-
o.
cover him. The brig is leaky, and otherwife much
dill relied in her fans, &c.

The Peel left Demerara the ad February, under
convoy4f hit Majeny's 114 &Ram. On the Both
March, lat. 44. 48. Ole parted with the convoy in a
gale of wind, and loft her main top mail ()lithe Land's
End. The Gartrar flqop of war and DOLPHIN cutter
have returned from a cruize, and remain.—Blowing
all this day a fmart gale at S. by E. with a heavy fea.
P. S. The GANNET is again failed. and the Caro.
line returned from' a cruize ; the Nancy. of this port,
BROAD Mailer, has failed for Brittol.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 15.—Aiiired the brig Towan,
Captain Como; from London, with bale goods, gro-
ceries, &c. for this port : the Acme cutter, Kass-
ala'', from a eruize ; and a vefrel with buoys, chains,
&c. for (hips of war. The firft divifion of the Chan-
nel fleet is expeaed here in a few days. Sailed the
Panics or WALES packet, TODD, with the mail of
the 9th Intl. for Ulan ; the American (hip Ann,
Baaoaoao, with flour, from New York, for Cadiz ;
the Ceres. SMITH, for Padftow ; and the armed brig
Regulator, CHURCHILL, for New York. The Paas-
cess ELIZADITH packet, KIDD, from the Leeward
Iflands; and the CHESTIRFIIILD packet, BLIGHT,
from Jamaica, may ►e hourly expeSed. The Let
carrel packet will fail on Sunday next, with the mid-
dle month's mails for the Leeward Iflands. Paired
by the outward bound Newfoundland fleet this even-
ing with a fine breeze at North. Wind North.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 16.—Cana in the Hercules,
Capt. TOAD, hom London, for Lilbon, put in here
to complete her cargo.—Sailed the Pearry Lass
armed fbip, of .6 guns, with a large fleet, under con-
voy, for the Downs; the Venus, of 32 guns, for Ire-
land, with a fleet, under convoy ; and the Eacti.2
cutter, on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, Amt. t6.—Some indecilionfeenns
to 'di upon the dellination of the troops affembled
here. The regiments, and all neceffary equipments,
have been embarked above a fortnight. At times we
waited for a wind, and then for a convoy, all, how-
ever, teemed to promife fair on Sunday lafl, when a
telegraph fignal direlted us to wait for further orders.
Lord CoastwaLLlS in the Miousa, took the advantage
of the breeze, and is probably now clear of the Chan-
nel ; his Lordfhip was accompanied to Ms boat by the
Lieutenant Governor, the Generals, the Admirals, and
the principal officers of the navy and army. The
Marquis de CIICELLO, the Neapolitan Minifter, with
his family, and a great many officers of the army
attached to the expedition, are to go in the Oue&w.
Sir James CRAIG, and the officers of his fuite, are to
go in the DRAGON. Sir JOHN STUART, who was ex-
petted in the latter flip, has taken a private Rote fhip
for himfelf and Aids-de-camp; the other principal
officers of the general Ilaff are dillributed among the
men of war and the tranfports."
APRIL 17.—Dropped down to St. Helen's, the
Primers Royal armed tranfport, Capt. CHRISTOPHER
WATSON, of the Royal Navy, with the following
tranfports under his orders, vie.—London, Ark,
Britann;a, Tartar, Monarch, Melpomene, Crown,
Whitby, Mary Ann, Rolla, and Emily, with the
raft of the tranfports, ordnance, vieualling, and
troop (hips, to join his Majelty's fhip Qxsen, Ad-
miral KNIGHT, on a ferret expedition.

ANOTHER LETTER SAME PATE.

Arrived la Cm:Fromm& frigate, with a fleet tinder
convoy from the Downs. Sailed the URANII frigate,
with a fleet for Newfoundland, 'Zither, and Hali-
fax. The tranfports bound on the expedition, are all
itra bailie, and tome are dropping down to St. He-
len's. The Mixtsaoox fchooner fails to-morrow
with a fleet of tranfports for Plymouth. Wind N.E.
Diaz., Aram ry.—Came down from the River
lift night and failed early this rimming for Port(•
mouth, the General Stewart, Caftleriagh,, sad Prof:
ton EMI Indiathen. Arrived la Pooirra Coop of
par, from Oporto and LiWon, after a paffage of a 8

days, With a tonvo7 confiding of 36 fail, many cf
which are gone into the weflern ports, the reit are i..
Dover Roads. Arrived the CYGNET fhlop of war,
from a cruize, and an armed fhip, with a rearmy
from the weftward. Came down from Sheernefs,
VoLcaro bomb, and the GOVIIIINOR MtLNF. bom;•
tender, and remain in the Downs with his MajeflyN
(hips as per laft. Wind N. N. E.

Yaauourn, Ann. r7.—Yeßerday failed the MA •
jasrsc, of 74 guns, to Sheernefs, to be repaired.—
This morning arrived the Virtu gun brig, from a
cruize. The Contents Increafe, of North Shields,
got on the Home Sand, but by the exertions of the
boats from the !bore was got off; the however made
fo-much water, that it was neceffary for her to run
for Harwich. The (Lips of war here are the
month, Admiral RUSSELL'S RAJ; (hip, St. Alhar.c,
Antelope, Amethyft frigate, Scorpion !loop, Vixen I
and Snipe gen brigs, and the Prince of Wales, and 1
Princes Augußa cntters.—ln this port refitting the
Swan, Fly, and Swift cutters.—Wind N. E.
Haawres Aram t6.---Captain Stewart, of she Nana Poft
Office Packet, arrived yellerday with a Gottonhiugh Mail, and
Rehaufea, Ely. lately anointed Envoy Extraordinary and
Minifter Plenipotentiary at this Cant from Stockholm.

Du woe Ness, Aran, i6—This inotroing arrived in the Refs
Rear-Admiral Douglas, from off .11outogne. with the great part
of the Dungenefs (quadrat: have not been as yet able to learn.
what (hips they eogfift of. The Arab, 2.0 p of war received'fbma
li. tie damage from the batteries.
HULL, Aram 85,-Hk Majefty's Shop Infpodlbr h appointed
to convoy the Ihlpa from this poet deßbted fur the Mediterranean
to Spithea.i, there to join the general convoy.whidi will fail from
that place on the spth inftant ---liistMajefty's armed kips Marini
and Duke of Kent, are direr ted to fell from the Humber an the
yth initant, the former as convoy to the Baltic, an the latter for
the Tent n.;en ft**
CLAY au ma, Ara t. 7.--PaLzi by. ElizabetbAntinfon, Allen.
from Surinam ; Petty and Ann, Greklburg, from Norway ; Mary
and Toms, Dobbins. from Dublin ;'Vrow yke, Kemp, from Vat-
rell t Vrow Mk, Larkin, from Poppenburg ; Zealot* Abfolam,
v..d Young Peter, from Embden. Sailed the Glamorgan.
Shelby, for Antigua; Olive Branch, Wright, for Gibraltar; In-
dultry, Crocker, for Limerick; Jame Edward, liandeLn, for Stet-
tin, and the page Jan, Wefterman, for rooninien.
ARM IY o—At Cowes, the James, Cook, from New York. At
Liverpool. Hippoeatnpioe,-----... from Oporto; Juno, Prodtor,
sad Speculator, from St:Thomas's ; Juno, Coupland, and
Jane, Jump, from Bertdce. At Clyde, Duke of Kent, Dougall,
from Demerara. At New York, Ariadne, Ritchie. from Liverpool.
In Torbay, Hilton, Provide, from Oporto.
The Getukkidge WederkontityCarftat Meyer, from the The,
to Tonningen. -..16 burned on the nth tilt. at the entrance of the
Tete], crew laved.

The American fhip Union, Captain'ltem, arriv-
ed at Philadelphia from Batavia, was boarded on the
29th of January, in ?at. 13. 3•9. N. long. 43.29. W..
by an armed brig ander Spanifh colours, Paid to
be from Cadiz, called:the Santa del Corunna, which
had captured an Eng Hay Guineaman, a few days
previous. The Spam*lds robbed them of all their
live (lock, and, in return, abufed them in no fmall
degree.

The Cecilia, Baowi,, arrived at New York, (poke
on the zBth of January; in rat. v. 20. long. 69. 17;
the brig Benjamin and Nancy, 43 days from Marent4-
que for Newbury Port, or the fill port, being Wier.
and in want of wood and provWions—had pumped'
out a confiderable quantity of molaffes.
The lag letters received by the Lifbon mail from;
Cadiz Rate, that Sir Joust OLDS continued the bloc-
kade of that port with the utmoß rigour ; vefrels
freighted with corn only were allowed to pats unmo-•
felted. His refufal to permit neutral velfeh to leave
the port of Cadiz, has produced feveral applications
from the neutral Confuls. The following is Sir Jo it a's
anfwer to the American Confol on the lohjett
" His Mikity's Ihip Glory, at Sea, March r t, tbas.
" Sir—imperious /Amnia:men compel me to order the 4loe-
kade of Cadiz to be Aridly enforced Prom this time, which de-
prives me of the gratification I fhould othcrwife have had in com-
plying with your requeit.
" You would oblige me by eommunic' ating this information to
all whom it may concern as fileedily and generally as convenient,
in order that none may fuffer from thdr own Imprudence.
(*Poi) s. 0110‘
" To the American Conrad at &in."
The following important intelligence is contained •
in a Letter from an Officer on board his MAjeff)'s
fhip Indefatigable, dated

" Off Ferrol, Aprils.
Etery opportunity that occurs, we snake it our brands to fail
In and of the harbour's mouth of Ferrol,to reconnoitre the French
and Spanith fquadron lying there. They conflit of fit fall of the
line and one frigate, French, and dght fail of the line, two frigates,
two Poops and one brig Spanifh. At Corunna there is one French
frigate, making altogether i 4 fail of the line, two frigates, two
hoops, and one brig.

" The French are already manned, and have a great number of
troops on board, and arc expeacd to fad hourly. The Spaniards
arc not tufficiently manned as yet. Tefterday we hoarded an Ame-
rican lhip that had juR come out from Ferrol, and the Captain
allured us that the French would in the cootie of a few days put
to lea, and that they were toppoied to be deltined for the Welt
Indies.
I. This day we were becalmed elate in with the harbour's mouth,
off Ferrol. The Spaniard. immediately on feting this came ova in
24 large gun hosts' en
and commenced a very heavy cannonade
us. We took ft coolly, and gut our bower cable arranged along
the deck, with (rings on it, all ready to anchor, but a light breeze
having fprung up, we were able to bring our broadrlde to bear on
them fo completely, that they (con judged it expedient to rimer
off with the greateft (peed."
Captain INMAN it appointed to command the Tat-
UMPH, of 74 guns, at Portfmouth.

The following is a Copy of a Letter from on board
the M'Duff, at fea, dated April, to, 1805, and ad-
dreireti to Mefirs. Downe and Co.
" Gentlemen—This is to inform you, that on the pth yllf-
tance from the Humber three miles, I fell in with afl French
lugger privateer, having an board, as I (uppofo, about ye or 6o
men, as her decks were crowded. He wore (hip revers] times, and
bore down upon us, with intent to beard. I bred a gun a-besd„
and hcofted our colaurs, but he did not arfwer it; I therefore int-
ntediately fired into him with grape lbw, which fell about him.—
He then Rood a little out to fea-1 wore (hip, and bred our Rem
guns at him; the (hot went right under her bowfprit. He then
itoosl to wilidwani of us I Rood off, and arect a broadfide at
him, then put shoat in more, to protest the Nimble, Cape Freeman
of Abereeco,who was making for the Rims The privateer would
not come near us. finding oar guns too heavy for hint; but falling
much fatter than the hi'Duff, be loon got to windward,and imme.
diately ran along-fide the Nimble. I wan extremely lorry to fee
my friend, Capt. Freeman, t‘ken little more than a gutsslbot from
us, and not more than a mile fouth-eaR of the Spurn Light. The
Nimble and 2.1.13uff wete the only two Chips the privateer picked
out of the beet ; and though 3o fall of colliers were p Kos, not one
of them attempted to afford the Nimble any Iffift.ince. The Eq-
ual putts anfwered our firing, but no (hips of w..r came out, or
madetbdr appearance.l remain, Gentlemen, your moltobedient
'avant, W. CLAIM."
The *Duff is one of the regular traders between
London and Invernefs, armed by Government. She
failed from Downe's Wharf, London, on the 3d init.
with a valuable cargo.

TO THE CUCKOO.

1111ther, harbinger of fpring,
Hither (peed on airy wing,
Now the (nor drop rears its head,
Smiling from its Icy bed ;
Now the deify, pearly white,
And the primrofe glad the light;
Now the tenant of the dale
Carols forth his fimple tale ;
Now the peafant longs to view
Thy (mall form of yellow hue,
Longs to hear thy welcome arable
Echo through our peaceful plains ;
Chide your tardy, long delay
Warders at your lengthcn'd flay !
Venerous.rover, once again
Wing thy courfe acrofs the main ;
Winter's ftorms are almoft o'er:
Swift. then, leek our rocky more
Si. g your never Varied tong,
As you lightly ikim along.
Ili•her, harl,i.iger of (prior,
Hither fpeed on airy wing !

N. C.

• -- _ _
TO ThE EDITOR OF 7 HE STAR.

Sta—At a period when the generality of the Pub-
lic Prints are daily exhibiting the afperity of their
prejudices 26 the abettors of party, the meritorious
impartiality of your I'aper induces me to requeft you
will infect the foll•twing Letter from

A SEAMAN.

It will he readily admitted that a due attention to
the prefervation of unanimity in our Naval Service
at this imp-'rtant crifis, is abfolutely necerary for
our prefent defence, and for our permanent fecuritr ;
and, as the foul of all its active operations depends
on the furetiotity of its difcipline, any circumflance
which in the lean degree tends to weaken its influ-
ence thotild be cantiottfly avoided; on this cunfidet-
ativn it is, that the deplorable altercations which
have recently been made public by the circulation of
Letters and Pamphlets, under the aufpices of one
officer of very fitpetior rank, and of another of fume
eelebtity, excite our molt ferious regret.
The tenor of thefe Pamphlets is in an imminent
degree calculated to depreciate, and finally bring into
contempt thole ideas of refpettful deference; which
it has heretofore been thought neceffary to inculcate
amnr.gfl inferior officers and feamen, for the charac-
ters of their fupetiors.
I own, when clandefline methods to afperfe repu-
tation are retorted to on the one hand, it is natural
on the other to reply to charges, infidionfly propa-
gated, and induflriouily circulated ; and if the evil
tendency of the inflammatory publications alluded
to, could be confined to the perfons immediately
implicated, i: might diminifh our regret; but (fruid
we reflect on the probable confequencts of the party-
bickerings they have already given rife to, and a-e
likely to increafe, it would then appear to be a cif.-
eumflance of moll fetious import ; for in every de-
partn.erit, ray, in alm-ft every fhip (and I (peak
partieelar knowledge), the 'fiihjeet of thefe dif-
putts has Leen agitated ; and, perhaps in fome in-
(lances, with a degree of afperity but little inferior
to that evitred by the parties themfelves in their
vat ious pullicAtions ; fo that it is ferinufly to be ap
prebeodeif, that it a continuance of thefe attacks on
charatter is (offered to be promoted and encouraged,
by the dill' ibottion of irritating Pamphlets; among(!
the Officers of the Navy, the performance of the
public duties in that fervice may be ultimately af-
fected. It it therefore to be wifhed that the adverfe
parties fhr'uld be prevailed on to defift from appeal-
ing to the paffion;, or the prejudices of perfons in
actual empltty ; foi, ',either their rank, their gallan-
tty. nr even the merit of their pan fervices, can
atone fir any an which may have an injurious effect
on the difcipiiiie of the navy.

At the W:gu:ck lail week, in apprentice
wacAnii..ised 1,4 fcven years, for fraudulently en-
inon iris Majrity's fervice, and taking howdy
storm v, tx.r:.(yat declaring that he was an apprentice.

. -
J. Tiny, who Tome days fince was committed on
two charges of circulating Or fabricating forged Bank
antes. wac on 'Fuel-Jay recommitted for a tlurd of.
fence of a lintilAr nature.

Sunday evening the houfe of -- Dekharnps.
Efq. on Blackheath, was broke open, and robbed of
plate, linen, &c. to a very confiderabk amount ; the
thieves were fn daring as to take down and carry off
Come large looking gla&s.
It is a weU.known faa, that HORNSIT and Co.
were the fir!! who fold two Prizes 0f.,50.0001. ; Not
33979 and 42,569. The preknt Lottery affords
the adventurer two Chances of that importance, be-
fides an extraordinary number of Capital Prizes, fuck
as never were before introduced in any Lottery.—
Houses' and Co. have the fatiJaelion of stisquaint-
iag t!.e public, that the demand for Tickets and
Shares at their Office, a 6, Corolla), has increafed, is
increafine. and, no doubt, will 'continue to iecreafe
as the drawing approaches ; as foal, they beg leave
to advife their Friends to purchafe their Chances
without delay, as they will rave confiderably.
There is a common, yet very wholeforne adage—
.' The Devil take the Hindmoft,"—meaning—thati
in every pnrfuit of a profperons afped, we fhould.
ftrive to be the firlt, not the laft in the chace. What
a powerful itutiration ht point, is the all-invit;ng and
rich Scheme of the enfuing Lottery 1 the moll rich
in fad, ih Capital Prizes, ever retsina to the pub-
lic. Although the fulfillment of the foregoing adage
is not literally wi(hed to tardy adventurers, certain
is it, neverthelefs, that all fuch will fuffer a heavy ad-
ditional lots for being late in the Lottery market.
Mach has been faid upon medicines and their pro-
perties, but where will you find one of qualities equal-
ling SPILSEUET'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS ?
This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and
is ranked among domellic medicines, being fo ufefal,
in a variety of cafes, as to induce perfons to apply
daily for it as a general remedy. hoping as much
&week as in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, and Scrn-
phulous c-qtplaints Ladies may be allured of its
tonocence, +r.d eradicating certainly the moil viru-
lent eruytions. Be careful to a& for the Patent Me-
dicine. The King's duty (the Stamp) is printed in
1,1 of red; fold as ufual at the Difpen
--(quare.

black ink inftrid nf el
fary, No. 15, Soho.fir