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years lince, heard as to the Lae o.igeounts between them. He was defiroarlikeWife to know , wha . r'ei at the Quantity of'debt, the iinitee of which by a pof fibility might fall on this country? and alto, to leant fornething as to the general fituation of the Com pany's affai;s ? If there was room for that degree of defpnndency as to the general Rate of the affairs of the Company, he mull °Nett to the prefent meafuri t . which could-only go to increafe intlead of diminifh• ing the evil. If their trade was a hifing coneera;li would be abford .to allow thew to.extand it by Ira.' ding otteedit. In this view the prefent mul be a meafure pregnant with much mifchief, arid he could not agree that the Houfi *Mould make a grant fo extenfive without !icing the current account. H e declared.. bat 'he was. far from (peaking from any . feeling of hoftility to the 'Company, bin that he roily difchard what he etteernerl his duty. Mr. GRANT regretted that the Noble Lord had not,been prefent on the former night when this fobjta was•ilifeuffed. In anfwer to:the Noble lord's fiat ' queition, however, he had _to. iitforriv.him that' tint objeft of the prefept,rnearttrivraito Oahe op >t deficit to the . entent' of ,opyard4.Or t4c0;4111Iiolti. on at ac cogui.of, forme yeart t .R.ocrja*,.itis,polhical,' not for coutinercial purp9fer i AA ft,.,,A4te of ,aesounts bet ween t this, country st Ciimpini, he. muA fay that he cc, l)ce ,ii c ii 41c, eppAny had bee 9 aggriiii4 They had,heen cillednnto:make,akiiarices from iheir funds in. India, for conquefts,a44 Other obie!f,fl in which .the Public, rather tha* the 'Company trare' iaiereiled; ind of the& advapces theyitad at differiot fi periracii,,recereed p!yminits, in this country. The. curipanv, had at this momenta claim againCtite conntiy an. I4S bcoa, as hc recktibid,ars thitratisti of about a million, The prefent Bill was nothing but the iffuing in one w4y of wh a t they were already full,. eighoiifed in the year 5,7g6.10 do in anotbin ''his eihibited no very ftrong defireso deceive the psiblie, or tocarq on-what was improper. The* could ea . §ly,, from the dare of their Rock, raife *be money at this montent.—.The,NnhlcLOrciaked the amount of. the optional debts, payment of which might be de s manded. in this country. No pert , o f . thefe became . . title till to year ittio, and then wit to a eery . ging . ' extent. Before that time, however, - meaforcifherni4., be taken to prevent their coming 9n this etrooptin, any way which couldincommodert, As to thiptiaal, ittutinfthe affairs nf the COmp . anyjig na heOtatioa in 147)pipo t tbat sbeir Araks.oiereih4nitely . baiter now than they weolleoyeArsatr..... The . titirttotial though great s ., did or* ,greatly nested two years amount of the tea-aim/al revenues. . The Company. was aow..it peace, and the difpofitions of the native PrinCes were underaood, to be muff ftivnurable. Lord A. HAMILTON having alluded to the fgpoted difference Ip . ppinion as to the Rate of the Company's account with the Country entegtaioed by Mioitters and the, Company, Mr. GRANT' (aid, they, had no difference With the aPhed Of...CWW.Catil t hut .with the Lords of the Treafniy, Tha — Biß-tho west through a Committee, and was• a • °Were to reported on - Thurfday. • . . „- THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. • TUESDAY, Plies OF STOCKS THIS uootnn, money. 630, for J ', JULY ft. • ••• . DAY AT 010 O'CDOODI July Of, for Augui 634. uer yor to is. dif. • • Ksi YESTERDAY : Bonds. is. as. pram Imp. 3 per C. 6 Eselteq. Bills. par U. dIL Omnium par Erik& Tlekets, aoL. 7s. Confola for 11CC.. 63ft . PRICK OF STOI Bank Stock sl9l 34i. Ct.lted. Amt. 64+ 5 per Ct. Coes Ao. 6 tit{ 4 per Cent. Soft per Ct. Navy, 94it Lon Ants. it t t-t 6 Wit this cliy lip before our Readers a few extraas from Stectl44, 4 .4indies, silative to the defence of Colberg. In the fame entettes we find fame of the Ruffian official accounts, of the tianfhaions that took place in Poland, from let stb to - the imh of June, , ; but the events 'that hi v eVe . llnce occurred take from them everOind of.h4erahl, and make it unneceffarl noir to aiira disk details. .: EilittiLDlTiOtt TO - THE BALTIC. •. . tallerdai ( *p e. ivti, t ,Hi)oo;• with . %be 1811 g to win g t iv i k e4 L 0 Y ...,i 0 4400 1 . 44 . PoOto . or acts; of 9a j %al/algal!. KO OS!. Difilltip *Ake nip, Smooth Baurwortca, sad 4100114eTi of 74 g o " eith * m s i CO_ MU; Of 44.- !f a I mom*. .A.11111(1 4 11.T. /Ma 60 0 1111i ., F11§01111 aid ZolfßA bomb,, ibere they flip,ined vitienoue Was cam away- • VALIOWT icir'l744 [AVID* le samba' of Sat bottomed boats with her, his failed frfons Shea r heft tti join the Ilea 4 Yarm outh 1 Reads. Le Hia-, COLS alfo piecsidatOits S'hietnefs with fiat bottomed boats fin the finss deflination. z . It is now Paid, that Admital Gansisa dael not vacate his feat at. the Admiralty, In itinfecitience of his a i ppoioment te.theChief Command of dr.. Belie Squidieirsi and Admiral. aeadHeili''S Ration is the . Rivei is to be kept open for him till his return. • We slay s theiefore, pt efume,.that tfR fervice upon trhiob the officert are going • ietxita , 4o tole of .490 anion. The: id diiifinn will .probably tan •on'Wednefday oiThurfday. It will ..ba accompanied by the 32d, loth, and•B2d regiments,' which Failed on Saturdai from Portlimetifh, in nitre tratifpott‘ tinder convoy of the Colitis, for the Powqs. Thithunderer bomb arrived in' the I)owns oa Satur day from Portfmouth, and is,.with lettere' other bontlihto fad with the fleet for the Baltic. • • The Omit &op, of IS guns, is under orders to carry out difpatcllce 40 the Cape of Good Hope, the Rio de la Plata, 4ke, The difpatehes for the Cape are addreffed to Sir THOMAS TROWARIDQS. The SarPma floop of war, with a Meffenger for the Continent, failed from Yarmouth yeaerday. . -• THE ARMY. It-appears by the . Gar.stie,. that Major. Tatir,f4; of the 83d, who, since Colonel &tower' ta fell, C(l4. nsanded the Light Battalion Of oar South Artiericia army, has been wounded through the body—the 3d time that this gallant officer bas been •wounded wick the army in South America. . . The regr e t f or the; dea th of . t h e `ras e Colcnel M'Lsob, is general throughout the array—he was ex remeij beloved in the 78th, (his own regiment)4 and was an officer of the greaten pemuife. Fa•i4sa and the terce in Egypt, rettnn to this eountrj, and not to Sicily. . . • . It is Paid that General Moose is mow .coming home, and. that General Fox is .to' retain' the command in Sicily,' and his diplomatic Stuation.. The 2.1 Battalion. of the sittßegiment is 'Oder' orders to march from Dundee for Glafgow.' • • The Well York . Regiment of Militia.lekikel Bni; racks yene: day, forOfpringe. • -•• • • Part of the Rsd and 83d Regi,Ments of, Foct, Anil part of the tR Battelioweii the ,oth, ave airjrid•ftt • the 'Downs 9n board of nine transports; from.treliikr. The Leicenti MBitia have left Ipswich Barireeks•- ire two divicions for ChelinsOsr4l. ••., • . • • The Nurchnisbedand 14dittait'ffom Peveakt"bt+ 'sowed , H The Doke of CimsaaLass reviewed his , regreneW ► the isth r Ligbflhagoons. (Elli o t' s Light Horre)., yellerday. on Hann ow Heath. Aft** the restOrstfa his Royal High:se& gave a dinner to a large cm pans of Nobility•ind*Gentry etyirledPsir.' Aft, the • company seti".e . oe,Dolifer ,X 414 'And Vita CASTLIWPAGIL, , t 7 F Ip.i.* Vtdmineettoinfrid HO; imd commanded bi j Chlonel .4 i t mereOilrWidisenay . intpeae4,lo I.Lienteipmb,Cnioncl %tetra/14 Who declared himfslf much relished with..the difcipliee of the corps, who .went through their exercife with'grear correeners. 'The warrants for carrying the Traiuiug Aen into immediate executio n h ave been received by the Vice • Lceutenams of the everal counties. amer Mr. moor Timms, our late Mioifter at Heffe Caffel, is to leave townimmediAtely for Yarmouth, where. he will embark on board the SAPPHO &top of war, for Memel. JANIS GIANT. Efq. (brother of Sir ALIWIDER GRAIIT, of DAlvey, Bart.) is appointed' Poßmaiter. General of Scotland, in room of the late Rostat Teorrst, Erg. of Can't law. On Saturday, a Chapter of the Order of the Garter was held at Windier, for the purpofe of leveling the Marquis of HERTFORD and the Earl of Lomsoat.a, with•the two •acant Blue Ribbands occaliened by the deaths of the Dukes of flauuswica and RICH• mono. The following Knights Companions of the Order atfifled in the ceremony : • His Royal Hlghnefs the Prince of Wales; their Royal Iligkreffes the Dukes of York. Clareuee, Kent, Cumberland, Sure:, Cam bridge, and Glouctfter ; the Dukes of Portland, and Bueeleugh ; the Marquis of Abereorn; Earls of Dartmouth, Winchelka, Hardwieke, Chatham, and Camden. At half pail four the Knights fat down at_dineer. l with his tdapsvv, and left table ht (even o'clock. Sunday evening there was a very full Terrace at Winker. Betides their Majirrirs and Patocauts there were Prince Osottost and AUGUSTUS, of Hot. Rein and Oldenburgh. and Counts Elevate and MOLTER*, accompanied by, Count Mussaso, who introdeced theni to their MAJUTIES. Captain 'RAMAT, of the Caly pro, .who had charge of the fleet which failed from Sheernefs on the +lb inflant, for the Baltic ; on the z ith, i n con f equence of fome intelligence which he received, called all the Mailers en board, and advifed them to proceed to Gottcnburgh, or to return to England, but nor to attempt the paffage of the Soond ; and he, with the' greater part of the convoy, flood for GottenhorgN. others held their cotirfe for the Baltic, azirffevise re turned to England. The Li-m, one of the latter, arrived at Scarborough on Thurfday, having left the Commodore on Sunday off the coati of Jutland, trith refine breeze from the loath eaft. • • •• • ' We have already announced the death of Albite' rat Sir THOMAS LOUIS. His Steward tiro dh. 4: the fame day, namely, the 27th of May. Their illnefs was but fhort. They were taken 11l 'Go &ore on the Coalt of Egypt, but died on board the CIIIIII.. 'ru e , -.Twos ill-the rymptoinr, their diatk is fop.] pored tei have been,oecafimed by poifon—but cona.l *red at the. ace of accident, and not of dtlign. ;The late gallant Admiral Sir Tnoicas Loots has le& (even children, four lons end•three•itatitkersi 1e eldea. of his foot wa s mad e a P o le -Ca pta i n by.lH L rd BARAM and the youngea is 'i n t h e N ava l , 1 Academy at P4;rtfmouth. • •" • : - 1 The remains of Lady SontuzZirrii were yeller:.' dairemored from her Ladyfhip's manfion, Hampton FArm, near Ilighgate, for. interment in St. jartterlal .c pet,. Hampaead 7 road. At twelve vOclock; the i P eftoq (which, earried.withit festers) pomp) ae.l ri . CI at the Chapel ; and after. chnroh• fervice had 'been performed, the coffin of thedeceared was placed °nth ki of tliclimi4orti Sonvoassrron, in the family V a Vb,.. , ~.i . , . . ...* . ; eiSaie a i kin - 4 mentioned that Sir DAVID BAIRD piefenied a memorial to hissMaism lag Wand*. - clat, on the (*tibial of the prize-money due to the . [earttort.of Buenos Ayres, in which it appears - Sir Div to confiders himfelf as having fome claim. The following is the nature and origin of this claim :-- When Sir Host, POPHAM applied to Sir DAVID BAISD I the Commander in Chief at the Cape, for troops to take with him to South America, Sir DAVID abfolutely refuted to let him have a tingle man, ez cepi under it . fpecial agreement, that hirofelf, the Mi litary Commander, fhould receive two.fifths of the prize money coming to the Naval one. • General Been7ollD was in this cafe to have received another fifth, and Sii Hosts the remaining two. This agree 'meat was attually entered into and figned ; Sir Hose's &are being then confider:4 as •t 6th of tbs whole property captured. A receut trial in the Cont. mon Pleas has, however, (hewn tbatall the panics ailed under a miftaken notion on this fubjell ; a mere Com modore, with no Captain under him, not having any right to fuch a Nitre. What becomes diet) Of Sir DAVID 134111DiS claim ? • 44rdt71c 4 1, mrsivasivcs. • the biogfmill, Waal, arrived off Liverpool, tae balin t smiivieel,the following letter. dated Baba. 'does, t6th, Jane t.r. 1 114 Ikriet f t .!. England fail e d ' from lienCe on ige..tidi iallaitt, for Tortola. The Duke of Kettiliaelcat la trehrid here $ Of° the Fin gal; HALL, and sleet. • 4. By an arrival from fft.Lacie today, it is repotted that the LadyArabelli - paeket had fans, to Leeward . ad put in there on the loth intent." /TORBAY. JULY fp. Sailed the Channel Fleet, under command of Sir jams. Saumaisc, to refume their Ration off Brea. PORTSMOUTH, JULY so. Arrived his Majelly% !hips ANT, from the. Downs, and ,Martmarti, from Halif ax , w ith t h e S ceptre, 'Dsitis, Dominica, Zephyr ; and Amphitrite trant ports, with ttnops, and the Caledonia maw-(hip, ander convoy. The Pallai mall-(hip parted company off Plymouth. Sailed the Friawito gun brig, for the D0wn5.....-Wind 8: • DOVER, juLY , . 1 ., Ile Bit gun brig recaptured do Friday night, ,cent rin..bere yetterdly the hoop Two Brothers, CeptiOnW4!tt . ,:of Weynatiuth, from Portland, laden tipLitoirei4-.P.iffed by this morning, a lint tikf' *bone 20 fail pf-?wedes, from Lifbon, with takyriOrstd tug Gotteriburgh ; alfo the Prince of tiOtitc,tipptitt STlcitirir ; atid the Flora, Captain Owrissans, tram the fame place, bound to London ; Hai 144, Captain from, Virginia, likewife pared- lay for Londor:-.Bailed the. Kniphanfen hoy FrfmAnky, _with a cargo of wine from Bourdeaux turl'onaingen.—Wind S.W. and blows frefh. , . I , ' ' DEAL, JULY so. . , Arrived the flew!" hired (loop, from Deptford I !Swallow long boat, from Deptford, and failed again for Deptford ; SYCILLI frigate, from Portfmouth, and faded through for Yarmouth; Acute gun brig, from a cruize off Boulogne, and failed for Yarmouth ; Moe Rev gun hrig, from a cruize off Eflaples ; RICH. 111011 D gun brig, from Lithon, having under her convoy upwards of thirty fail of Swedifh rads laden with falt, which have failed through for the Nore, •to wait foe. convoy for Sweden. The brig brought into the Downs by theWeaeccsa.guo brig, is alight collier which fire had cut out from under the batteries near Boulogne. Remain in the Dawns Prineefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Row t T Sybillc. la Nimphe, and.Hutfar frigates, Pelican floop,Thun der bomb, Richmond. /Monkey, Wrangler, Bloodhound. Safe. guard, Fearlefs,Turbdent,Pineber and Bluer gun brigs, Difpatch naval tranfport, and Findon hired floop.—Wind W. S. W. and moderate. SHEERNESS, JULY ti. Sißed the Sun vist.narsca and Lsoi frigates. and for* North Yarmouth, , each baying flatbottonted 'boats, .for the purpofe of landing,lreopst alto the FALCO* (loop of war, for Eldneur y :and tnok with her fifth (hips as chnfe to axg Istssbir protefilon..Wind S.W. light '. Jour frigate arrived on Satorday ,at the Nore,.eadfniled very lhortly after up the river Thorne's; a great number of hor convoy from the Weft Indies have partied the Nore for London.— salled iarlixhis morning, the VALIANT, a new 74, having alfo' I number of flat-bottomed boats with hers Tkeralizontifßo9er is gene bff to pay th e crew Of the kimini, And Ate will immediately fail to-the NorihWird with Rat-bottomed boats, to j-in the Bal tic Expedition. Every exertion is making through all the depasAwrents.of Government here, to forward the (hips away, without a moment's 101 l of time.— The Rip:Areas, guti-brig, Lieut. Nay :la, being in wait of much repair, is ordered to be paid off. iligGannet Sloop a war, with the Albion, Gammon, and a *et from Lithun,are arrived off Portimouth. • ' The Veltd,Rwiag,. from Jamaica, Is captured off• the ID; of . • The Lord r 9 ,l,es, Silk, from London:ham got back b jsßain. The Colisi:r&i-,„bound to Briftol, net haeharimma able to Pit tilt flea, has at into Savannah le Mar jimmies,: .• • Thz aidlivois-..-a, from Vera Cruz fair Cadlo. is zaphood Mid !tarried lota tea,, "• • • • TbeHasktedb, Slapherd, tendon'for janialaii,b as fare fear Qrsimfoid. . • . The VeleptliW,Wiebolfee, and Elko, &ambi t o*. GM* Jamaica tam Lipeipool; and the tune, Lightburn, (two J.:oaks for Virgi - fah, have hen taken, retaken, and Aft anived R Jamalia. Themeelea, from London for Si. Dom hip, leheimored aide arried iotitClbadaioupe. ;•Thlt ein Virgihja,boond to Liverpool, wus captured rif the Cep Virginia, by a privateer of go men with finall arms. The lacy, Wilkie, from Liverpool fur Barbadoca, put back with damage:arrived by runniag f•al of a wird. The win, from Jamaica for Lancialer, was fpoken with in;lat.o. long. aa difmaitcd; but ported/I tight. ' The Catharine, Mateo, from Jamaica for London. icon [bore et ficifip.. The Hope, Midtiktoe ; hove, Meredith ; and Malvina, Smith with a Sect, are arrived at Gibraltar. A letter fret Penzance Informs us, that a (hip front the Weft indies,ladca with runt, fugar, &c. name unknown, 'has got apes the rocks at Stilly, and k is feared the cargo, If Got the alp, will be loft. An extraordinary commotion was obferved in the tide in Truro rivet, on the morning of Saturday fe'n. night, the fea had been ebbingabout an hour and ahalf, when it fuddenly recoiled with a very rapid cut rent, and flowed about eighteen inches perpendicular at Truro quay—then ebbed off, and reflowed a fecnnd, time. We have not heard whether the fame effeft was obferved upon the coat ;no: can we account for fuch phenomena, which have indeed been obferved on former occations, without being• known to be ac companied by eorrefponding nvullinns of the earth. But, recollating that at the time of the great earth quake which dettroyed Old Litton, fimilar cemmo (ion Was Wetted in the lea 'on the Corniflt coat, we cannot but view it in the prefent cafe with Tome ap ptehentone. .. . CIIATRAM, yuLr si. On Sunday, his Majefly's (loop Samuel. Capt. DIME, failed from Blacktlakes. The LEYDIII Walt from Long Reach to the Note, on Saturday. . Left week, every Rat bottomed boat that could be got reedy, was tent down to the Nure : a great Oa. vity pervades every department of the naval fervice at this place, in getting ready fhips and Tads of every defctiption, for the purpofe of carrying into effdl the vigorous meafures of the prefent Admini firation. Yelterday, a large detachment of artillery drivers and horfes, which were intended for the erpedition, arrived at this place from Northfleet. We under. Rand, they are to be Rationed here. Lail night the officers of the Chatham divifion of the Royal Marines, gave their fira Summer Ball at their magnificent Mefs Room, which, together with their Card Room, was fitted up fo. the occa lion in a manner that at once, difplayed their taße and liberality. The company was very numerous, and did nut depart till a late hour. RdIMS647 4 E, yuLr i 8. Sailed this morning the Elizabeth tranfport. of Exeter, (marked IK.) for she Downs, wish bedding on board—the proceeded afterwatd• in the Mire Juts 2o.—Thisday .t noon arrived a fmall ench merchant brig, in b4llall, captured by the boatb of the WILINGLR gun brig. on the evening f:bc rilth. a little to the welfward-of Eflaples.--she French crier got on ihlre in their boa:. The brig appears to be Yarttiotith built, bust has nn name nor pipers to dill cover whether the has hat been I,:tely c a ptur e d, or. other wife. • ' Friday the weather proved very *officious for the file at Dandelion ; the company was extremely fele& and confined chiefly of vifitots from this place and Broaditairs, in confiderabie numbers. The Band* of the 13th Light Dragoons ant German Legion, in their Its!l drefs tinifiirms, played alternately the mall chaimiog pieces of martial and other mufic in fine hilt, and m►►ch enlivened the pleafure of the time, to which the finenefs of the day not a little con tributed. Exactly at four o'd.,ck the company fat down tp an excellent cold collation ; every thiog was conduded in a mat agreeable manner. All the beauty and fathom of this place attended, and we hope to fee the fame fcene frequently repeat• ed during the feafun. M4RGATE JULT 19. This place is now truly delightful, the packets bring daily upwards of too perfons. Yelterday the Sea Fencible, had a grand field day at the fort, they fired feveral rounds with the long guns at a target, which was placed in the lea. The ball at Kidman's, on Thulfday, was well attended. On Friday there was a rand fete at Dandelion Gardens, at which the military bands of the t3th 'Light Dragoons and the German Legion attended. The Company promenaded till pall three o'clock, and then partook of an elegant cold collation, which was provided for upwards of ,100 perfons. At half pat, four, the company role and the dancing com menced till nine o'clock pt 'night, when they de. parted highly delighted with the entertainm e nt of the day. Much praife is due to Mr. LAIkANDON (the prefent proprietor of the gardens) for his great at. tention and p•tlitenefs to the Company on that, and on every other occafion fine bis attendance at the gardens. Bettifon's Rooms tall night. had a bumper of the firl fatbion : the mufical treat was M.l WrIPPIIRT, who performed a Soto on the grand piano forte with great talk and uncommon execution. Tn.motrow the Theatre opens, with the lesanflasst. Mr. Lovsaeova, from Bath, is announced in the I3ills fur next week. i A few days fince,a lady who went with alarge party to the Dargle, in the county of Wicklow, obferving. a,child of about five years old. running incautioufly along one of the fieep walls of that bean, ifol, though dangerous place, fprung forward to refcue the child ' from deftruftion. when her foot flipped, and fhe fell • from a precipiece on a look piece ,of (lone, which firtick her in the head, and oceafioned fo dreadful a &glut-e l that the died the fame evening. Übe Tit [ET No. t 0,617, drawn this day a Prize of soool. was fold in Sixteen Sixteervhs by Sir JAMB. BRAIItCOI4II and Co. at their Lucky Lottery ;Offices, No. rt, Holborn, No. 37; Cornhill, and No. 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, where likewift No. 467 y, drawn on,the fame day a P r i ze o f Soo t . was f o l d i ll doe 9 . 2aeter, th r ie, Ei g h t h s and fi x Sizteenths. Mid Where rickets and Shares are now felling, warranted nadrawn, and Prizes paid on demand. Pleafe to ob. • Carve. that scoot is the histieft Prize yet drawn, and the third day of drawing in the prelim Lottery will ' be TuerdaY next, the 28th infant. Pitiaviao.---We are informed that a Patent has been granted to Mr. J. Barnett, Little Etflcheap, for an improvement on the Printing Pres, by which nearly double the quantity of work perforated by the ufual mode of operation, will be accomplithed in the fame time by half the number of hands, and half the ufual labour. This Prefs is of an entirely new eonftruaion, and the expedition and cafe are ac quired by the additional power given, and by means of a cylinder fupplying the types with ink, by the motion of the Machinery. The Patentee will in a Short tirce have one of his Pratt ready fur the in fpeaion of perfons concerned in the printing bufiners. The fourth - number of a Drawing Book of Land kepis. on a plan never before attempted, is jug pnb lifted, by R. Acesestams, Repofitory of Arts, tot , Strand. It is drawn and engraved by jofhua Bry. ant, and will be compriud in eight.numbers, four of which are now ready tor delivery. at 6s. each, and the • others will be publiked on the tII of each Cue. ceeding month. Each number will contain Sic Plates, with defcripiive letter prefs, fo arranged as to enable any perfon who has ti tatie for the Fite Arts, to attain a great proficiency. It will comprife an epitome of Perfpeaive, and alfo an ablbaril of Preaical Geometry, in which the leading principles of thefe Sciences will be clearly explained. It is not the intention of this weak to undervalue the in tim/lions of a mailer, but to fupply the want of oue, or effentially aid his inaruaions in his abfence. ~.. ~ \~. N.' i 4 V y r ,1. 4