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tC.Ait ' l .'lnm-rural,le Gentleman oppolite to him was in deg ly . enamoored of. his plan as to think no other ci mparable to it, and to advife the delay of a tediCut trial to its' full e r*ent, as the bell mode of t pmeitling a force for the fcculity of the c tuntry ; I and what was tiill more extraordinary, the Right I-lonnurab'e Get denims, who three years ago was the ! loudefl in undit.g the alarm of our danger from the en< my. teemed now to think there was no danger at all ; and though he then was of opinion we could never increafe the force of the country high enough to encore our fafety, he feemed now to think no dan ger exilled, and that we haul force enough for our defence. The Noble Lord made fome piquant allufi.ins to the military meafures of the late Adminillration, and laid, they had heqneathed to their fraccetrors many difficulti e s, which it would be a very arduous, if a polfible, talk to fur:nonfat. They had held uut promifes, or at leaf} under Itandings, to the Continen tal Powers, which taught them to expea conliderahle aid from this country ; but they had not left the Means of contributing that aid, and if thole Gentle men were now in power, they would have the oppor tunity of knowing how the Continental Powers felt upon that fohjeiff, and the fettle it had imprelTed upon them of the condunt of this country. They had, on the 24th of January, difinilfed the tranfports which Mould have been retained fur the conveyance of troupe. That they had feenPrtrilia perish before their eyes, without giving her the fmallell Alliance, and that they had consigned the country to the refponfibi lity of their fuccelimr, with grnfsly inadequate means for its fecu.ity. The Houle, however, would allow it was extremely hard upon his Majelly's Govern ment, to have call upon them full relponlibility for the lectirity of the country, and yet difapprove the meafure to which they looked as the moll adequate fource of means for defence, and to endeavour to prefs on them a meafure, which,. upon the Midi d:liberation, they difapprived, as inadequate. Dr. LAWRENCE role, amidst the vociferous clamour Of ! Qufflio I and chatged the Noble Lord with having unfairly departed from the y temper and moderation defined by Lis Friend. at -the outlet of this debate, and in which it was difculred on all fides, until the Noble Lord came forward with a ferits of charges againfl his Majetly's late Mini tiers, at the termination of debate, when, by the ufage of the Houle, they were precluded from an fwering. He retorted the charges upon the pt ;fent Minifiers, with having frittered away the psiblie force upon expeditions to Buenos Ayres and the Me diterranean, and laid they charged the late Minifters with not having fent out flronger forces to fullain that expeditions, though the charge ag Linn them to-night was, that they had ufelefsly detached the difpnfable force of the country on dittant enterprizes. Mr. WINDIIAIII declined to enter into the charges .which the Noble Lord had thrown out against the condo& of himfelf att.! his Colle %nes, becaufe he felt the preferrt was not a proper time. But if the Noble Lord really conceived that.any blame attached to the late Adminillration upon what he referred to. or upon any other ground, be chat lenged the N i)le Lord to bring his charge regularly forward, and he was ready to enter iuto the dilcul lion. With ieg..rd to the tranfoor ts, he could (peak from memory, ttutt none were ordered to be dittnitlid, . bdt thole whole period of service had te.uiiiuited, and thole (hips which could be had again as loon as occafion required. The Houk divided on the amendment—Ayes go, Noes 187 On our re admifflon to the gallery, the Hnure was in converfation as to the day on which the thouid be committed. Lord H. Petty and Mr. NVhitbread wifhed that time &mild be allowed to confider the details of the Bill.—Lord Cafilereagh and the Chan cellor of the Exchequer thought that fufficient time had been aheady allowed fince the Bull was brought forward. The refult of the cnnveifation was, stun the committal of the Militia Tramfer Bull wab filed f this day, and that cf the Mili i.e Wait Bill fur to morrow. Sir W. WELLESLEY moved the fecond reading of the Third Militia Bill.—Tht divilion being called for, the gallery was cleared , but the H itife did not divide f and %.e tinder (land ;hat the Bill was read a fecond time, and ordered to be :ferred to el Committee to morrow. IRISH INSURRECTION BILL. Upon the gallery being , te-opened, we found Mr. Brand oppofing the hint InfutiettLin Bill, moll par. Ocularly on the ground that he cnuld not think it advifable to conflJe the hatids of any man, however refpeeable, the poleci of overturning the decifi .n of a Jury. Mr. W H 1( E A I) prupofed in reaore the words infliaing a rnalt7 on Nl•igiittates who (lull tit to give a retn" of thole at under them in cafes where any -fibjelt m ay think himfelf injured, tither in perfon. property, or family, This was not fible, confittent with the lornts of the Hnufe, unlefs an cogroffed chtufe was ready for that purple. Mr. W. SW l'H propnfed that in comfequence of the latenefs t,t the how, (nearly half pall f -nr o'clock) the fut ther proceedings on the fecond leading lhou:d be ;Non p. tied till to morrow. Upon ti.h: a divition tin.lc place ; a e could not lean the numbers, but undertland that it was 101 l by a c onfiderable majority. By this time the claufe was engrofed $ upon the queltion, that it Band part of the bill, there was ano ther divition, the niishers alfo ookomvo, but laid to be nearly the fame as on the laß Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved the alteration of the duration of the bill from two years to one. Upon this another divifioit took plate—For the moion, t t z—Agaiall it, S. Upon the queflion that this bill do pals, a very in• terelling debate took Place, which the lateneis of the boor al-me precludes us from giving in detail. Mr. WARD declared that he voted for the bill on the autivAity of Mr Grattan only. Lord MILTON, te,•ing that Miniflers refilled dif coffion on evet y chute, and, without aligning any realm, willed to their intuiting majority only, uts• pored the pilling of die bill. Mr. stiERIBANT cnnld not agree to the Bill in any &ape ; but moll Orticularly the Amendments, which would make it in form degree palatable. were related. If, faid he, the time , of reading the Bill a third time had afforded me the ben polEble oppor. tank, of delFeting my fewireats milt at fetch length „' I 0- 0 (e, 1 ihould not have profited by the athan iage. l< certainly did with, and meth tp have fe lefled the fitteft occafion fur giving fully my reafon for the abhorrence I feel for its principle, and the contempt I entertain for its , provilions ; but circum fiances have tince ernbarraffed my judgment, and I will Hate them fbnrtly•and fincerely. When I find the priociple of the Bill admitted on the plea of ne. ceflity by all thole to whole judgment and informa•ion I am bound to give the utmnil deference, when I find I cannot oppofe their acquiefcence without arraying my knowledge of the fat. of the real fituatinn and temper of Ireland againft their forerior means of in formation, I feel the prefomption and hazard of taking urn myfclf the refponfibility of an earners endeavour to, per fuade-the Houle to reject a meafure which I am almoli tingle in regarding as the worn, the route!, and the fonlilheft meafure, that ever folicite I the fandlion of Parliament; but Hill more am I influenced by obferving in my attendance on the Committee, .where I avow to have fhunned taking any parr, wanting my hands, and abfnlving my confcience from meddling with, or tampering in any attempt to mend that which is Co hateful in principle, that it is perhaps bell that it Ihnuld carry with it all its unequal pro. portion of deformity. I fay, I cannot but have been induced to forego my firth determination, by ohferving that Cu many efforts at modification, moved by moil relpeClable charafters, and fupported by the moll un anfwerable arguments, have been rejeaed and repro. bated by infulting majorities. Mr. GRATTAN declared, that he was informed that Meer,in,i of a treafonable nature were held in Irelan.f. He did not mean to aecnfe his country men of treafon or difaffeetion ; but he was certain, that there was a French party in Ireland ; it was againfl them, and not againti Irilhmen, that the ope ration of the Bill was diraled ; and f. over than run a !ilk of toting the Conllitutinn altogether, he wont] take up n himfelf his full (hare in common with his Majefty's Minitters, of the refponfibility which would attach to the'nieaftire. Mr. CROjt Ehand Mr. BERESFORDIaid each a few. ootiann ftcpport of the Bill; the Hotife divided, and * the numbers were—For the palling of .the Bill to6—Againit it B.—Adjourned at Halt alter Six o'clock. The following are the Nunes of the Minori:y who voted ihe Infitrreelion 1141 : Sir A. 1'10 , 31 - 1' I Mr RICIIARD Sir S. ItommLy Mr. IL MAR rix Lord Wm. Russal.r. I Colt)Ild TA Lao r Mr. Pritli. Moose Mr. G. AltEaCitOM,Y. IcLf.rss. Mr. SIIERIDAN Mr. D. 13. nALy. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, JULY 23. PRICP. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONTF. O'CLOCK : 3 fel* Cent. Cunt t I 41-I,tr Anttl: 621-omniuto Exal Mils par to Is. Fre. PP !CE OF STOCKS YFSTER DAY : per C. 6a ILA 5 per ('cut. ? . ;1 Fxch.q. p,r is. pre. Oirriiiim 1-Idir. Engitllt I icket., 7.• Con:ols for aec. 62 74 Bank _5t0ck...21,9 3 p. Ct. Rtd Anr„ per Ct Cons 61114 . per Cent. Bgl her Ct. N4VY ! 9.1 i 95i Long Ann. 17/t t-t 6 From the fuhjoilied Letteri, nor Readers will be able to cnlica ;he falllo which lel to the adion be tween his NlAjefly's {hip Lenrsan and the American frigate, which, in that letters, is called the Cliefa peak. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROMHALIFAX, DATrD JULY 5. " nit is to advice you of an important event, which has lately taken place off the Cape-. of Virginia: The American frigut.• f apeak, of 44 guns, Commodore Dna aox, wen !clown to have Cenral deferrers from our fhipe, lying off Norfolk (watching the French), on board her. Reprefentations of the faeft had been, an as 1 am informed and belirve, made to the American Secretary o the Navy, to which no fetisfadlory ar.fwer wit give.). Ciptain Dounens, fenior Officer on that Ration, knowing the Chefipealt was about to fail for the Mediterranean, ordered the Leop.ird to cruize for her off the Cepcn, and to examine her for th,e. deferters Accordingly, when Captal:% liust rumen- s who commends the Leopard, came up with the Chefapeak, he Lint a boat on board, With advice of the information , he had received of the deferrers, and his orders to fearch 14 them. CommAarc 13mi an x rein:lag to allow the fearch, Captain kit!lit P:IR crs fired Lycra I (hots. which the other paying no attention to, he at length tired a broad fide, which fhe returned by fix or I,.ven fcattering guns, and, on receiving a Rend brJadiltle, ftruck her colours. On examina don, the defertera, to the number of five or fix, were kurid, au 1 proved to be the very men who had been demanded. 1 ' In this !bort rencontre the Cliefapcak had fix men ki:lcd, and twenty-one wounded and :145 retut red into port very much (hat. tare. The above is as neatly the ftate of the cafe as I can from verbal commit iration, not having feat any written account of the hulinefs. I am farther informed, that tl,• initaNtants of Norfolk, at a Town !Stetting (Lice, have entew.d into come vi lent renlutions, and have prohihked i•ilintercoarfe with our Uri, and all fupplixs of water and provifinns. " This affair, I am i:.formeJ, took place on the 13J of June, and, as far as I can learn, has been condudol with great coolnefs and temper by Captain HUMPlill&Ti. Wil4t will be the refult time Inuit determine; but if we give up the right of fear& we than foon be oblioetl to refigo the empire of the (las. This goes by the Sylvia cutter, difp itched by Admiral BE 11KF.t.17, with the account to Government:* IXTRACT OF ANOTHLR LETTRR, HALIFAX, JVLY 4. " The Columbine Hoop of war, which arrived this morning from the Chcfapeak, brings an account that the Leopard, of so guns fent a Lieutenant on board the American frigate Chefapeak, to (earth for live men, who had been (educed from the Britilh frigate Malampus, but which the Commodore would not allow the Lieu - tenant to do. Captain Hysteria ars, of the Leopard, then fired a shot a-head of the American fri, ate, and received three (hots in return. Captain HUMPHRIES then came within piftol Riot, and having hailed the Chefapeak, and received no fatisfaelory anfwer, be pee r d three broad:ides into her, which killed five, and wounded 23 of her men, the flint having gone completely through her. The American Commodore Renck. having five feet water in his hold. The Lieutenant of the Leopard then went on board the American frigate, and, on his reaching her quarter.dcck, the Commodore delivered up his (word, which the Lieutenant re turned, and gave 11 , m permiffion :o hot* his colours, raying, be only came on hoard to frarch the veffcl for Bri•ifh feamen, 'hewing the Commodore Viee-Admiril BERKRLIT'S order ro Captain HUMPHREYS to that cfftift The American Commodore then ordered his crew to be called on deck, when the Lieutenant of the Leopard Immediately kotiled pat three of the Vlelampue's men." THE EXPEDITIONS. The Grand North Sea Fleet, which failed from Yarmouth on Mond ly morning, got entirely out of fight by five in the afternoon the fame day. Th e following i, a lill of the {hips, viz The Prince of waits. Vice-Admiral Gamma. Pompec, Vice Admiral STANDOPE. CCIARUE, COMMOLIOPC Sir SAMUEL HOOD. AL "" """ 74 SURVEILLANT[ OANSES •••••• 74 Coatus CAPTAIN 74 CAYENNE •••• .4. 74 TURBULENT ORION 74 I.ICVIRET •••••• ! . .I.ERCULE 7; GOER? WK VANGUARD 74 ALERT arIINCER NTUSQ: I ro BitoNswlcK 74 ZEBRA MAIDA "' 74 At Acaurr NASSAU ".• 64 PINCHER DICTATOR (.4 FORWA RD Roar 64 Irc u CionigiAN 38 URGENT LIDA ••••• wr. 38 THUNDER STULL& .-or 38 Tina ESE 16 FURY ~.... 36 - - 3= - 21 ...m 13 18 s 6 s 6 16 i 6 - i 4 14 - 14 1 4 11 NTRICHL ••-• ••• 3( a. riANCUM Forr:•.ing in the whole 38 fail. • On Sunday afternoon the RANGER (Drop of war, arrived at Yarmouth. She Ind under her proteeli'm five fail of light tranfports. One of them, the Ito. bert of London, bark rigge4l, get nn the Hume fend, and it is feared will be 1011. There tra..fpol is are on their way to Grimfby to take in tro bps. The (hips remaining at Yarmouth, and which are to form the fecond divifion of the Expedition and to receive fume troops on board before they fail, are-the Minotaur, 74 guns, Admiral Fs 5 INC T3H. MAjeltic, 74 guns, Ad:r.iral t ~EJ L. Roebuck, 74 guns, Admiral ntiLIC L . 11L rs, 74 guns, Captoin ! UKIn. Dcfcnce, 74 guns, Cal•ain.rS KIN S• Refolution, 74 Sun , , Captain 1?1 , 11 Valiant, 74 guns, Captain VUVNC. AgAnteinnon 64 guns, Captain Knsc. Agitic,:urt 64 guns, Captain PILL. Cayene, 21 guns, Captain FT.II N ES. litdrar, 38 guns, Captain LLOYD. Ranger, and five Brigs. The Vesuvius bsmb arrived at Yarmouth day, but we have not learnt whether the is attached to the fecond divilinn. 'lite 29th regiment, in ttanfports, from Halif - a , , which arrived at Deal on Sunday, was difemharked the fame evening, goat let ed in the town for the night, and yetlerday took pull - ell - ton t f the barracks at that place. Yetlerday morning, the sad Regiment, and this 95:h Rile Ct.rps, embarked on hoard tranfp its lying in the Dawns. They were taken on board by he Deal bi.Jatmen, who volunteered to perform this ter vice, which they executed with great adr,•i•nef+ i n about art hour. Great praife it; due to the Deal boat men, fur the readirrefs with vd.ich they turn out on every occafion which their fcrvices can be of ufe to the public. We have had frequent occafions to notice their patrintifm. The fight WAS grand and interelling, but it was accompanied wi.h a fcene dinreffing to the feelit. t • mind—Wives and children taking leave of their hilf-1 bands and fathers, whom they were not permitted to accompany. 0.1 one hand weeping and wailing, on the other the big tear Healing down the manly cheek of the warrior, whb endeavott: ed; in. filenc.r, to se prefs the cap/ea - ton r•f his grief. The 43d, which was alto at Deal, marched from' that place for Ramfgate loft:before the mail left Deal, orders were under. Rood to have arrived fur the whole expedition in the Downs to fail this morning.. On Saturday all the troops at .Ipfwich aid cheller, ordered for foreign service, mach d, he' s former towards Yarmouth, and the !Atter for MM. with, in order to embark with every pitfrO:le dispatch. The 28th Itegimcm and a Company of Artillery pr•rceeded-from Danbury to Harwich at three•o'clock on Saturday :smiling for the fame purpofe. Yellerday the rout teenth light drag ,, ons, quartered at Richmond, were reviewed on Hourillow Heath by the Duke r‘f YORK and revert,' General Officers After a variety of excellent m.lvements, which trot d ed great entertainment to many diflingoithed And fafitiunable fpedtaturs, the regiment returned to their quarters. The Wefl London Regiment of Militia marched into their qui:liters in Banhill Row, Mo.orfichl., under the command i•f their Colonel Alderman NEwnitam, on Saturday Litt, from Greenwich, Bromlcy.&c. and are replaced by the Ea Loud' n, from Blackheath and its vicinity, cf which Sir JOl4ll EAMCII, Knight, is Colonel Commandant. The 3d Regiment of Draganns have marched from Rumford, for Hounflow Barracks. They paffccl thrnugh London this morning. Fs iday, General Vyfe rev:awed upon Weld Car, near Hull, the Royal Artillery Ilatinned in that Cita. del, and exprclfed himfelf well pleafed with their dif cipline. The 13th Light Dragoons have been to long (pattered in Kent, and have on every occafinn con dated themfelves with to much propriety, that they are fpoken of by the inhabitants in terms of the greatefl reified. Friday the IR regiment of Royal Edinburgh Vo lunteers, commanded by the Right Hon. CtiAiiiss Hove, were reviewed in Burnt,field Links, by Ma in- General Mackay, prefently commanding the forces in Scotland. The regiment went through the different evolutions and firings in a file that would have iefleeted credit on any regiment in the fervice. The number prefeut, including r.fficerc, &c. was near 600. • NAUITIC4L INTELLIGENCE. MAILS—Wind W. S. W. Alt. nue ARIt. OVE Dublin I I Litban I o Warcrfad t x Tormitigen o Gottenburgh o 1 Jamaica o 0 FALMOUTH, JULY-44. FALMOUTH, JULY 25o+littiVed the Townfitend packet. Captain Donn, withAnails froth Lifbln in ten days ; and ;he Cory, tfionsv,,from L. n.lon frt. Baltimore. Sailed the American 'hip Enterpriz2, Captain KEMP, far New York. Wind S. E. Tots's', foci' , 26 -I—Lai evening arrived his Ma. ldly's Mips HIURNIA, DASADNOUGHT, 'DRAGON, FOUDROY•NT, COLOSSUS, MONARCH, CHAMPION, p.nd Rose, from a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, 27.—Nothiag arrived ar (*Ailed this day. Wind S. W. DIAL, JULY 27.•••• Th. SUraltli man of var. Capt. 111 , Lson. is kilt under Gil for Yarmluth.—Remain. in the Downs, his Majefly's fhips Pala CESS OF OR•IGE, PELICAN, LIGHTNING, WRANGLIR, and Haar/oily, ith a fmall fleet of tranfpntts, on board of which the Sad and s t sth Light Infantry are now =barking, with the ailiflance of the boatmen. ISLANDS OF SCILLY, JULY tB. On t!'e night of the 13th inliant the ihip Catherine, of London, from Jamaica bound en London, lade'. with rum, fugar, and logwood, flru-k on the ryas near Sc. Agne s , and was wrecked. On Friday WI Sir James Pact, of Dungl4, Bart. was elthed as one of; the Reprefenratives in Parliament for the Borough cf St: Michael's, in Cornwall, in the room of Captain ELWARD LEV4St. N Gowen, who accepted of the Chiltern Hundreds. Ramfgate, always remarkable for the quality its vifirors, has, this feafon, a more than commit, piomile of good company. A great number of re. fprEtable names already grace he ftibrcription of the Libraries ; and the prr.menade f Fafhi n toles , on the Pier in the evening is very little inlet tor to that of Kenfinr , tnn Gardens in i,s meri • ian .. nlentkur. Among the latal arrivals are lady BRA"AI,•IN and two danglvers ; and Dr. ltsvoqicns and f •uiiy.— The Marquis Coarrwaccts and family are co ling for two months. The French polacre, Prince Eugene, of 14 guns and 's° men, is faid, in a letter from Ginna at the soth ult. to have attacked and captured, in the bay o Oran, an Englilb floop of 14 guns and 64 mer, after a defperate aftion, and c4rtied her t • t',ttra• volt. Anwnel the paffengers who are ' , antlers, were an Engli(h Colonel and two Captains, tetutoing to England from kieffina. A veld arlired on Saturday from the Mediterra, near, sviitl letters from the city of Algiers to the sth u:t inclufive, commu, icating the intelligence that a vigorous war was carrying nn between the Algtrint and Tunifian States. In the hoer end of May a battle was fought, which Jailed the whole of the day. At length the Tunifians gave way, and were purr. Cued in their flight Lay the Algeriner, who made dreadful ll togh ter among the fugitive•. The Alge ines were wound up to the highell pitch ofcnnfidence from their fucceires, a d when the 140 advices came away, they were preparing to march in full lorct a;f2intl Tunis. %bids was expeaed to Call. Mr. FAltt attortint's boat w..n the cap yellerday.tfrs. MTI.F.Y, SMITH, anJ GUN T IfliCCe:'S . .lly oppond him. Yellerday evening, as a great number of people were leaning on the wall of the New River at Own's Row, illingron, to fee a duck hunt, it fuddenly gave way, and about go were precipita.ed into the water. We cl.l not learn, however, that a Ir ferious conic. (pence afore. DUEL—On the 16th id. a due! was fought on Srstriet Hill, within three miles of Ennis, between a Mr. I.yfaght, and a Mr. Commons. They were a tended to the ground by feveral hundred of ['peg tators. Alter firing two roun.ls each without cif ft, the ham& intetfeted, and with difficulty made up matters: A perfon, aged 36, had a fatal] Scrophtfo us TN cera ion in her hand, siving her much pain ; it the:. h o' .e out in her wrist. both her thwilders, and her knee, each Ulceration difeharging much, and not Or poled ro heai ; it then affeelei her right elbow ; an tit t le illceration, with a difputition to general debi• lity, the fuller ed for t dive )ears. Her kuee wa, healed in the W. , rceitet 11.firmat y, and IL. exvetiencedfnme benefit while a pa•ient for a thmt rime in St flarthelu• mew's Hnfpital, where the made application for the benefit of SpiLssuitv's PATENT ANTISCOUVTIC DROPS, at the Dilpettfatory, No. 15, Soho fquare, L radon. By the applicatiOn of the Drops far fix m.nrll., her ulcers gradually healed, the regained her Ilrength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth, and Ili: remains perfectly well. Any information of the above fiel may be obtained at Na. 9, Duke's C nrr, Dun y Lane, London. A CHALLENGE \ A ESSR S. CU It it IE And's; O. SurgeAls, chAllenge 1. the whole war ri to prove a fingl, inftihc- whe-e their Me dic" e and method ..f cure have failed of the rh fired eif ci. 1 h.: pradice of many years in this particular branch of their profefliJit has not given rife to one Ut ifuc cc& Jul cafe. They continue ro diredt their ftudics to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftemr which is the confequenee of the pernicious waftefu I effeets of a ha bit long and mutt trohapid!y purfmd by the youths of both fexe4, an the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barren:cf. , . ' the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dare flog Rate of debility, which. if not timely reme died, to tto tines in ire - potence. There are its rem: to and ultimate effete,; while con fumptions,lofs of mufculer p Aver, and various nervous complaiLts ufually charadterife the calla ltages of air folitary vice. Of per (ens lantuifiling under the di'urders incident to fuck a life the ir treatmentis limple,and has never provA unfuccesful in the courfe of a long, laborious, and much extended pradtice. In the molt obßinate and complicated cafes of Venereal lofedtion,fuch as ob ftrudtions in the Urethra, Sptingy Excrefeencer, Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Et options, Seminal Weakierfs, Glezts, dee. See. whit!) have hitherto baffled the (kill of the general praditioner, Mars Curr.e and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a new. fate, and expeditious mode of pradice, fuperior to any outer yet adopted. They may be confulted by either Sez with the greateft delicacy, fecrecy and honour. at their houfe, No. toy, Hatton Gar den. 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