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London, England, 1811-02-09 00:00:00

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SINGULAR ADVANTAGE IN THE CITY LOTTERY. •
eINLY TWO DAYS to DRAW. and £94.090
V Value in FREEHOLD PRIZES now in the Wheel—The
following Prizes drawn the Istand 9d Day were sold at ROLF!!
and CO'.. Offie-s in Share. and Whole 'Tickets:—
No. !2,440 Ne. 9,901
9,690 18,394
'2,433 Se= •
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• 16136 10,104
The tortonate kicklers of the above Pti2t'S are requested to
apply immediately for the payment of their respective Shams,
witich will he paid in full.
'Third Day of Drawing the 7tb of March; and the Whore win
cowlude on the 2.141 of March.
Tickets and Shares are now selling, in great variety, at their
Oakes, No. 15 an 3 Sri, Skint/et-street; 2 and 13, Pickett-street,
Strand No. 419, Oxford-3' rest; and 6, Ahlgate.

THE EVENING STAR.

• FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
• AMSTERDAM, JANUARY 30.
• The intelligence which we have received from",
Hamburgh contains, among other things, the follow.
ing news :—Stockholm, Jan. 8. On the 27th Decem-
her last, the ratifications of the Convention, fixing our
limitations with Russia, were exchanged.
2.—The female named Magdeleine Albert, I
. who lately murdered her parents, has been appre-
hended. The following is the extract of a letter on
this subject, transmitted en the 22d of last month by ,
the Sub-Prefect of the Department of the Allier : •
havetghdeiein t ehoioe Aurtlo in was apprehendednformyou,tha
t the
fen: iralSenatnled d
esterday, the 21st of this month, in the commune of
Saien Iguat, in the canton of Enezat, three leagues
from Rione; she was to-day conveyed to the prison
of Gasuat. The multitudes which assembled from
all parts to see this monster were prodigious. I can-
rirr aiieribe to you the fury of the populace. If the
tn-d'armetie bad not protected this parricide, I be
X..ve she would have been torn to pieces. It was with
-the utmost difficulty she was saved from the sticks
ani stones with which she was assailed." .
FRENCH DECREE.
Palace of the Thuilleries, Jan. 24. 1
Napoleon, Emperor of the French, King of Italy, '
Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, Media-
tor
of the Swiss Confederation, &c. &c. On the report
f orr Minister at Win, we have decreed, and decree
lo:lows :
it -1: All waternien, who, in the 17th and 31st military di-
ns, shall have favoured communications with England, shall,
seiN her with their accomplices, be brought before a Military
(or mission.
S. The, Generals commanding these divisions_ shall appoint the
ben a this Commission, which shaU be organized, and *hall i
1 eve conformably to the dispositions of our Decree of the 17th
t f hilesidder (year 12 )
..11, Our Minister of War% of Juatice, and of General Police,
each in what concerns him, are entrusted with the execution of
he piesen!•Dccree. By the Emperor, (Signed) NA pinto w.
" The Minister Secretary of State, I
(Signed) " H. B. Dube of BASSA NO."
SEMI.IN, NOVEMBER 16.
The Servians have at last gained their liberty by !
'several successive victories. The Turks, to the amount
Of 80,000 men, commanded by three Pachas, have
been thrice beaten at Belgrade. The Servians co-
vered themselves with glory near Wedden ; but the i
battle of Drina gave a decisive blow. The choicest I
of the Turkish army, composed of 64,000 Bosnians,
*Reeked on both sides the Servians, who were not
snore than 25,000 men, assisted by 2090 Russians,
under the command of Colonel Nicit. The conibat
was most bloody.
After three discharges of musketry, the Servians
charged with the bayonet. The carnage was dread-
ful the Russian cavalry rushed upon the Turks with li
their pikes, and the infantry with their bayonets.—
The Turks defended themselves in a most desperate
manner. AU the Chiefs of the Servians, and the
Russian Colonel, Nicit, were wounded. Nevertheless
the Turks were vanquished ; we took 60(X) prisoners,
:mil they lost an equal number of men, either killed
or wounded, in the Drina, during this route. Atter
the battle a conference took place between the Vizier
and Czerni George, in which it was agreed that the
Turks should pay the Servians 500,00 u piasters, who
would, in return, give up the prisoners that they had
• made, and treat for peace. Czerni George is now
in the Russian camp, where the negociations are
tarrying on.

LONDON.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Cons. money, 65166.-ace. 66/1.
Reduced 660-4 per Cent. 93.1.
S per Cent. Navy 98}—Kith. Ms 38.65. prem.
Bonds. tt6s. las. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
S per Cent. Red. 6sl//- Imp. 3 per C. 65/
3 per Cent. Cnn4. 651 66 65i Exc. Bills, 3s. es. prem.
•per Cent. S3ll Omnium 41 die.
perComt. Navy self State Lottery Tickets :CBI. 15s.
Loos Ann. 71 13-16 Cons. fur act. 661
• W INDS() It•CASTLE, FEBRUARY 8.
" His MAJENTY continues to make gradual pro-
gress towards recovery." (Signed as usual )
" WINDSOR CASTLE, FEBRUARY 9.
16 His MAJESTY is in all respects as well to-day as
he has been during the last two days."
(Signed by all the Physicians.)
In consequence of the arrival of an American
vessel at Falmouth, which left St. Übe's en the 26th
Id:. it was yesteraay reported, that the French had
made an attack or. the British lines at Cartaxo, from
which Lord WELLiNcrosi had deemed it incident to
fall back to his former strong position at Torres Ve-
citas ; that our loss on this occasion was 500 men g
that of thienesny at 1000 ; and that Colonel TeebeiT's
division.he4iken.cita.
• BrthivatisetCAOtl RUNTENVILLE came home a
pissenier,"tiettig slightly wounded, and at the same
'etlinitellxo4 Amerietne intelligence it is sufficient
toremark, that ire have this morning received accounts
fr0ni.14444.k4 the Ist instant, which could not have
failed to mention the circumstances stated, were there
asst' foundation for them.
The accounts to which we have just alluded, were
brought by his Majesty's brig FERVENT, which
slived at Torbay on Thursday, in ;is days from