Star. — London, England, 1804-12-24 00:00:00

a C o r ► wluerw,bae.3.Thefanati c Hass Han c Norwegian, who has arquired celebri:v in Den \mat I:, continues his travels in levet throughout different parts of that lisle, and increafes the num ber of his profelytes. lie is believed in Jutland, and Government no donbt wail he Wiged to arreil him, in order to put a flop to the courfe of his ptediaions, which are equally faainus and irreligious.—Between the 23d and 26th Ult. inlty (hips palled the Sound— This Strait will foon, according to every appearance, be Sot by the ice. Hamm:ton, D►c. ; t.—The papers of this day announce, that a Tot kills envoy is appointed to con gratulate the Emperor Na?nt.ton on tits acceffion, in the name of the Gland Signior. It was thbught, however, that he would not let out from Conflanti nopie before the end of the winter. This mcalure is hated to he in confequence of an ezprefs demand of the French Emperor. VIFNNI, Dsc. I.—lt is repnred, th at t h e pay o f the Officers in the Emperor' , .'my, tip to th e rat.k of Captains, will be augmented ; the toleliers have already received an inc►e:tfe of pay, of two kreutzers, in all places where beef cotls twelve kreutzers the pound. F AAAAA ORT, D►C. 7.—ln fpite of the difpleafore Ihmen by the Court of Berlin at the King of Sweden's ordering fume regiments from Sweden to Pomerania, that Monarch continues to reinforce his troops in that province. It is not ten days (ince feveral more vet . - fels arrived in the port of Strait - told ; thefe veffels have fufired much from the heavy tempefis in the Baltic they were even obliged to take fhelter at Copenhagen and at Lubeck. Letters from Italy (peak of the precipitate &par tners of nearly all the Englifh from the Eccletiatlical State, and the kingdoms of Etruria and Naples ; they alto sate, that the King of Naples has ordered an extraordinary levy of fuldiers. _ „ All the preparations fcr war, in the Pruffian States, for the Taft fourteen days, are finally countermanded. The movements of tl.e troops have miler!, and thole who bad orders to hold themfelves in leadinefs for Marching, remain at their refpative quarters. They write from Berlin, that the 'Log of Pruffia holds ahnoft daily conferences with his Minifiers ; and that not a day paffes without his having private conferences with Baron HARM/1111RO, who enjoys his particular confidence. There is a conllaut communication betwixt Berlin and Peterfborgh t and likewife between Berlin and Paris ; every thing. therefore, it is thought, announ ces that an approximation between France and Ruf fia, through Om mediation of the Cabinet of Berlin, is on the point of taking plate. M. LAFORIST, the French Etwoy, has very frequent conferences with Baron HARDSIIik ItG. as well as M. ALOPE 3, the Ruffian Minitter. He has likewife daily c‘ thrences with the Aultrian Envoy. The purport of the latter is, it is generally affirted, an arrangement relative to the unfettled affairs of Germany. LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 24. PRICE OF S rOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK' Conf. for Ja-. 501—Rodue.r.4 374 31— Sj—Exckeq.ll:ll, to la. dif— SLort Aria .1 I t tiS:b• PRICE. OF S POCKS ON SATURDAY Batik Stock f.n•; Ann. 17 3 per C. Red. Ann 37i; 38 lndia Stock 'Pi 3 per Celli. Conf. nut letapcnai Ann. 9t 9.l6ths 4 Per Cent. 74titi Oninium Si prem. S per Cent Navy, Ibut Engliat Tickets 151. sta. per Cellt 99i Cad. fur acc. 593 As the fubjeft of the Eaablifhment and Education of the Princcfa CHAILL,,TTE is now fo generally talk ed of, we (hall, to-morrtroa, give the opinion of the Judges on the queflion, lubmitted to them by Gloaull I. It will be teen that ten were of opinion that the reigning King has a right of direfling the education and difporing in marriage of his grand children. Two of the Judges, however, PRICE and Eyeu, difTcnted, and gave the reafons why they thought that the King had the right to difpofe in marriage, but not to the care and education of the perfon of his grandchildren, which belonged to the Prince their father. Nam , York Papers to the 25th of November, have been received, from which we have given the only articles of importance. They will be found under their proper head. Since Saturday French and Dutch journals have come to h.tnJ. The former to the 16:h And the latter to the 22,1 That the Duteh have abfalutely no Conflitntion, but are complete Have, to the will 'of the C , rfican, is proved by the refoluti , m of the Bacavian Legifla tive Body, prohibiting the troops to pay obedience to the French commander, except in inch points as were immediately connejled with either the defence niche country or the invation of Engl ind, having been f'nce tr, 7 emnly cancelled and rescinded by an order I f the State Direetory. A pirate letter from Holland hates. that four 11eml.crs ci the Batavian State Ditc‘flory have been requffle Iby the French .`.mbaffadur, Ss stoy eit E, to zfign their lunation! Thefc were loppoted to have hem the melt zealous in procuring the paftni of the uffealce refolution. They thought it p tide; tto agree provilionany nut to alEfi at the fatin b s of the Dit cAory. Some accounts fl.te that theft members and the Sect ciary for the Lot eign Department, were put tn.- der arrefl. The details in the Fiend , journals need patti other D. flee. The letter from Barcehma, tuwever, i• an esc..ption. It appears in the Noitthur, but is, in lin, like ~ t hen pretended foreign letters :hat ste '.ave had nto nctice, of zn.trc.! i dare. It Clews the rage of B(.11•PLItT1 at the retolmion of co untry to prevent bite from bencE:Ms by Sp ..sat neutrality. M.IR X-L 4N f. COIN EXe, DE. Vtleat is arrived in c or fi ll tu ANCr pply, C but 24. the navigation being flopped to d4v, the millers do not make purchales, and the few fides of that landed are rather dearer ; the fame may be obferved on Batley. Malt, Beans, and Peas of tach fort, have fmall fluc tuation. Oats are in good fupply, with a few foreign, and the (ales effefted are rather at a higher Price. The late full flocks of Flour, keep that article as latl week—Prices in geuer.:l are eig iled nominal. GENERAL CURRENCY it:; UNDER. H'lseat, 88s. root. ttoe per qr. Grey Pedfc 43.. to .17S. Fine Ditto. lIU. t Us. od. Beans, 4:4.51*. ed. Rye, ses. 6ce. od. Tick Ditto 43*. sos. od Elrley,4:s. 464 6d. Oats. 3os. 334.35 e. NIA, 740. ttos. od. Poland ditto, 365. 371.cd. White Peak, stss. 6es. od. Rape Seed, 424 to 451. per la*. _ PRICE OF FLOUR, Floe Flour pos. to pp. Seconds ass. to pos. per tick. Yellerday mornin.r the ROYAL FAMILY attenied Din :set vice at S.. George's Chapel, where they heard a ftrmon by Dr. Heath, from the 4th chapter of St. Matthew, and the 17th verfe. RICONCILIATM N IMITAVIEN MR. PITT AND Mt. ADDINGTON.--.lt is reported that his MAJESTY, w! :o has long prnfefird a det...rmination that Mr. PITT and Mr. Anntscrom thould (hake hand,, fent a meffenger to the latter Gentleman on Thurfday who was then at the Devices. requiring his immediate attendance in town. The KING having previoufly difeuffed the matter with Mr. PITT. the parties met on Saturday, when Mr. Pirr is laid to have fink made a fatisfaflory explanation to Mr. Annum-row ; they afterwards dined together at Lord HAWEIS BURY'S. It is conjeCtured in the higheft political cir cles, that Mr. ADDINCTON, in confeqnence of this reconediation, will be appointed to the Secretaryfhip of Statt for the Foreign Department, vire Lord Hat- Lord THIIRLOW arrived on Friday laff at hib feat At Dulwich, from Bath. Information was given to Sir JONN PIN KnIlN. on Friday, of an intended Duel in a field upon the Kent road, between Capt. C— and Mr. R--, a mer- chant. The Peace Officers were fent to the fp , t, who btoagbt the parties to the Office, Union where they were bound over to keel, the peace. Yeilerday advice was receivedby Government, that the fall failing -cutter, in which Major-General Sir JONI Moors, K. B. had embarked, had landed hirn fafely at Lifbin : the ohj.-E1 of this fecret miflio., is to learn, through the local inveitigation made by this gallant and difcer, - .in{ officer, whether any, and what aid can be given to drat the fecurity of that endan gered country. Our SAturdav's letters by the Lifbon Mail Bate, that the French Minifler, General L , remained at that place, Avowedly for the foie purpofe of re ceiving from that unfortunate Court an immediate and categorical :tauter to t.,is alternative, viz. "Whet. ther PORTUGAL Ruill:0 to war wish ENGLAND, or with FRANCE ?" CowMns envwcir..—Saturday the Polls recom mrpcd to , Common•Conntihner., in the Tnsver and Brid . gc Wards. The pulling in the former Ward (lands thus : str. Hetchinrun ros Dawf.n - 97 Walker - 3 7 S. Dixon - tot g and Wright 95 Hartlhortk 7.1 1 Dixon B,;.l : ,3aotber g ill 2 2 Dillon - 34 LUCAS - 98 a t *art 88 The Bride Ward doled at three o'clock, and the numbers wet e Mar. gartram, Aldrn, (`one, and Garrat. a t ; Child, Maltby. Bruarne. and itob-rt a, 3o; inv. and Clou t It 23 ; lA'rench an 4 Jadtfn, 23 ; lIuvUI, so; Rut., 35 ; I Laccy, LB, and The poking ss ill dole this day. There are as many portraits of Matter Brr ry as of BON AP•ItTL, and all, if we may troll report, drawn front the lift. The truth, however, is, that the little Illeatrical prodigy has only fat to Nos r mcnrs (ince he has been in the Metropolis., and the Pianre is painting for Mr. PARK lt, the hiocl Al and litenunus ttiend of the Au till and the Aanr. Oat Titehlly evening, and Wednefday morning, in Greenock, the haionhter tkod than, it i• be lieved, ever occurred in Britain. The height was 30 17-2.. i inches. This lakes in conjundion with the previtois and relent hiatc of the atino.phere i would teem a long Craft of bully and fine weather. ASTRONt`MV.— 011 1111111,1Ay tl.e t3th, and Setut day the Isth, tltsre A) el oiler of Ipots on the Sun, extending not f fs than onefivet.th of his diameter, or near 14,0c75 notes. It wit: irregularly Iri tngular, only the Ealletti spot wat,lsige, and It! obi:gutty from the Equator of Cie Son towards the North role was more eJniidea.utle than 'filial. 1 - lyns PakK.—Veflerday a clear atmnfphere and a fruity air, w e:e in•ruccroents fufficient to draw num • bets in the plenitude of health to the Park. The fro 4 having fet in a few event. gs fince with ;tn unufual Degree o f totenfenefs, the Serpentine River was of cootie the gral of attraftinn. To that point, about one o'clock, murk. , let. groups of per lons of Within of both furs, Pccked along all the public walks, tut. lowed by a long firing of elegant carriages. The ice was not equal to the general expelation. formed of it ; only a very finall proportion next kentington Gardens was iently lirong to bear the ikaiters, who were by no means numerous, not exceeding 3o or among %%nom were no n e of h „; e . Th e i ce was extremely b id, and via, full of ridges, and very un'afe, ben lirg and ruling s.ttli the weight of every one who went over it. Scv.:i al perious had the te• met ity to venture on fuck pars a. were the le iti to be depended upon, the result Vd.O, that nice tell to near the boat.litiute, but fortunately it provin:, m t very deep be got out without alliifiance. The blatchionclres Jl EL/ASO Y and litaurt , ll7, Lady SVOLIS. SCU. sere among the fraaturs in choir carriages. Lord Sc BOROUGH and party •f f lends were The Ladies wile all ho completely env...toped in their black velvet relices, trimmed wi h trillin tv fur, with fur caps, and the gent 'enter cud in double bled boors, with their Egyptian brown peat coats with fur ctdbil:, and vel,.t that they ; up. 1 eared in the Ica.laure cohunro 4N il;c Ruffian Gene - • Pkozzorr, rho se ;I. the i'All with a 140 - .7 of I.:. worr.cw• - NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. VICTUALL I NGOFFICE, 11,aea ?lc COMMISS 10 YERS . fir YICTU,LLI.VC 1118 MA -7 ESTI': NAVY; a laaygia s Ain, Tint on Tuefday the sail of January next, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (foaled Wand treat for the fupplylng on fepsrate Contrads, of FRESH BEEF to His Mitlefty s Ships and VeEfts at the Iflands of GUERNSEY and JERSEY, for twelve znianths certain, from the ift of February nest, and further until fix mouths warning &all be given on xi , her fide for the termination thereof The mode of payment to be by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Condition, of the Comrade may be fees at the Secretary's °nice, at this Office ;or by applying to the Poltmdters at s:uero lay and Jerre) , rsipedively. No regard wilt Itit bad to any ?min is os , AU toe triter!! sot Se iof,eted so mord, at letegt6, or lbotfiail delk , eral to IL. Board he /et Coe o'Cled on Me laid ToefJay the aid oo Yormary weld, new onirli the Perim Tao mare the roan .te /Ow Pref. on hie k&ai; latent% ..quo. ohra eolledfor. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind E. N. E. All. DUI. All. not. Dublin o 4 H■mhursh o Waterford o 5 TORBAY, Dec. a t.—l laft evening inform-d you of his Majefly's (hip &Owns being on (bore on Grimflon Sands, the weft part of Torbay, clof! to Paington Hofpital. lam jut, come from the fpot, and find the difaller was occaftoned by all the cabl-r parting ; all but the bed bower, or Quad cables were gone, and when they had cut away the main and mizen malls, and before it was clear of the (hip's fide, the latter cable alfn parted, the wreck dill tieing alongfisle, it helped the (hip to wear : they then (leer ed the Tip dire& for the above place ; and with the dirraions of the people on (bore run on the loftieß and fafell place of the beach. If they had gone half the length of the (hip to the northward of where the (hip Ili tick, every foul on board midi have perifhed, there being a ledge of rocks where the (hip moll have inflantly gone to pieces ; (he is now full of water, or at lead as the tide riles and falls, but remains nearly upright with the guns, Sec. in the proper places.— I am happy to inform you, not a life was loll.— Ail the Officers and Crew are at Paington Hofpital. The wind is fill at E. hr N. hut more moderate, and not In much lea. His Majefly's (hip 141.441,1111, Cap tain SOMERVILLE, rides very heavy,with all the yards, topmaft, &c. on deck ; and it is hoped her cables are good. That being the cafe, (hips in this Bay, with the above precautions, have nn danger to apprehend. PLY/61.:LTTM, Dec. 2,--XEITIV in the Dana (hip Emanuel, Capt. STROLDT, from Copenhagen, bound to Barcelona, laden with wheat, put in very leaky. The DRIADNOUONT and MALTA men rf war, in Cawfand Bay, rode very har: during the late gales at EaR, and drifted very near the (bore. Orders were received here, by this day's poll, to detain and prevent all 3panifh (hips and vcfrcls from failing. There are three (hips at this port, richly laden, betides the Medea and Clara frigates. POPTIMOUTI4, DEC. 22.—The trade, under convoy of the LINIC,RII, of 32 guns, Captain HMILDYI4•II, and the Swirl. fl :np of war, will fail to-morrow morning. There are near zoo fail of Teals in this Heel. The thricoas carries nut dif• patches for Sir J. T. I'vcitwovrts. This day the Officers of the Portfea Baltali n waited on Major CARTER, previous to his embarkation for the Well Indies in the above flee', when the fwnrd voted by the Corps (value so guineas) was prefented to him by Captain WHIT!. Elver masa al.—Arrived the Mtcaa• fire (hip, from Actuire. The INCONSTANT frigate, the Com. modore of the outward bound Weg India fleet, has (hilted her birth on account of the wind coming round from S. E. to E. S. E. POITSIA, DEC. z3.—The v.ind lliiiting this morn ing, prevented the NVefl Indi4 Let from failing; part of them gut under weigh, hut were obliged to bring to again. SNIERNW, Drc. 22.—We have the happinefs to contradict the lots of the GALLANT gun brig's cutter, with Lieutenant &trims , ,•.d the crew : they arrived here lag night, having been carried by the tidedown the Swin, where they very fortunately got on board a veffel, and were obliged, through the violence of the wind, to remain there urtil yetlerday. The boat that drove afhore, fupprifed to be the GALLANT'S cutter, proves to be one that broke adrift from one of the (hips at the Note. The Hoffnung from Valentina in Spain. to London, with a cargo of rairins, has erove on (bore on the main land here, but we arc in hopes flu. will be got off without any very material injury. DIAL, Die. 23.—Arrived and failed for the Ri ver the Norava, Cacao, from Demarara. Arrived the Ranger armed (rip, with a convoy from Nev.- caftle, which are failed on their refpeaive voyages. The Ranger remains in the Downs with his Majeflj's (hips as per lan. Wind S. W. moderate. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. gyr•t MD, Actcmaca 23 ; y Gibr,!•ar, from Gibral , ar ; Ma y, I .Iylor. from NI, r o d.. ; from Sr. Ar•lrto Nsptunas, .1.1 t;,e A.rora , S;low, from Valencia. ARRIVED. A t ne mout h. tT e Comm, i.ce Prii.no.ftnm Neerfoon.ll.ml. At Clyde. fanny, Taylor, Com 1:i se At Al Palm, r, from New Orlcaiia. A: lit!• lime.,!, Juno, H.,y, tr,ml Opotiii. At limerick, o. from Opnitii. Pr. •fburgh, t cmionty. 1'4111114D. from I.iiti•fun. At In merle+. th 1n.., Gunton, 1. At I tot: ...;t•ttl.tr, trout Imni'en. At l'tl.l:a, Sw,t Lat.g• e.. n. baron the h 1 ,e,1... li , Fn JI .v, from 11,itt.Nitind I.on At Venice, Arra Cotton.., -, Irmo FArtuiLth At 1./M•ro, e-utitcti. B•indi 1,, rit 1 iiie , nth. At liavantiAs •iiort, from A:r.c.a. At isii.floo, Live r I;asioyfen 1! 001 NVA Wel 'Ma Dd. • • • Distarsorims Pr Parr a-Moaat.—The fron Cor,rEier, to. the cap;•rrc of the F►ench gm, hn•t, 86, Nov. b, t:c3,wi;: be p tid at r:,A•r:nJ t.rect, ecd:ic.l for thrce years. The Nostril iiigate has detained and fent irik► Baltimore, in the Sr uth cf Ireland, the Surfs's tit Mercury, from la Y:ark, laden with a matt cargo, chiefly bullion arm dol!ars. The HFIE armed i:h the trade fretn I Baltic, arrived in 1.6;11 Roads on Tnelday. The Mercury. Smith. of Hull, and two brigs beloaqins ea Loudon, have returned to the Umber, atter h,ving beat mat Tonningen. but could not gct . for ?twice. The Fame. A.-.l•vfod. from London, on the Cam vw,:ac, lit alto returned to Sheets & The Jenny. of Sand. eland, coal lorded, has funk on the Y ork- Lbit): roan. —Ct cw raved. The following are the particulars of the capture of the Amphitrite, one of the finelt frigates in the Spa. nulls navy, by theLl.wco.i.,Sir ItscuattoSritactraw. She was in company v ith a Spacial corvette whet) „ the DoNFGAL hove in fight The DONIIGAL at firi took them to he F. encl. chips of war, and immedi. ately gave chace ; the Spaniih veffels frparated, and (leered different courfes. The DOMICIAL continue.] her chaee of the Amphitrite for feveral hours, forne• times gained up on tier, and rometimes Soling ; at leaoh the Amphitrite, having every fail feu that the cm,i.; be tr, Car ried away her miser, top man, which enabled the 1) , ,v so aa. * • come up wish her. A 'hot t‘,46 fired a head of the Amphitrite, for the purport ,Imakir. , l her tiring to, which the returned by &ring . • into the Dna coat.. A bruit was then difparche.l by Sir Ricaaaat, for the porpae of bringing the Spanifh Captain on board. .tiir RICHARD acquainted him. that in c , :mpliance whit the orders he bad received Irom his Admiral, he was under theMecellity of con- . duaing the Amiihitaite back again to Cadiz, and he allowed the Spaeth Captain three minutes to deter• mine wh,:hcr he w..rald comply wi.hout compelling him to have rec , urfe to force. After waiting fis minutes in vain for a favourable enterer, the Does. oat. fired into the Amphitrite, which was immedi ately anfwcred with a broadlide ; an engagement enfued, which failed about eight minutes, when the Amphitrite (truck her colours. During this thou en. gagement the Spanifh C 'plain was unfortunately killed by a mufkrt ball. His b4dy was not commit ted to the deep until every military honour had been paid by both Ship. The Amphitrite carried 42 guns. FURTHIt PAITICULARIII OF THI LOTS Or THa &owns Fat ic AT' l'he dteadfnl gale of Thurfday has, we lament t fay, carded much damage to oar !hipping. The moll material loft which has °centred according to the acconnts that have reached tit, is that of his Majefly's (hip Bentins, which happened the fame day in Torbay, within a mile of the (pot uhcre the VENTe was wrecked. It was Weed .d that the fht.irld relieve the Mamas frigate, Alitioll ed off Brisham to take cate of the V aaaa mimes llores,and the accardingiy arrived in the Bay onMen day. On 'num . :lay morning, at day light, the &nubs was difeovered in great difirefi, having pan.. ed both her bowers, and riding ro her (beet anchor.' her colours !milled Union downwards, while no boat could vcotture nfi'to Atli , : her. Abobt nine A. M. the cut :Ivey her main and mizen malls, to cafe the (hip, which was scarce completed before (he parted her La cable ; Iltey got the torcflays on her, and ran her into Goodiingron Sands. Some hundreds of men from 13, 70; tm then fiew to fa ►e their lives. They to. .1c two large lively fmnggling boats, which would live almoil in any ka„ and dragged them mind from Drishans four miles. Seven daring Brit bans Tailors ventitred riff in the ?Milli of the breakers, took out the Captain's Lady. with all the Tell of the women and child. en hill, and brought them nn (bore life, then „,,,k a rope Gn Ihore , and continued to haul on chore and on board till they raved them all. Without this honiane and intrepid interference the whole of the crew null have perilbed. As the BLOk In. 143 d kti her rudder, and the gale continued to rage with unabated fury, we fear that the is gone to pieces. She was fall from Lymingmn Creek, where the had been flat's:fled as a guard (hip, and was.au old velTel. When our Itt:ers final 11:iihant came,. great fears were eivertiiined far the N►strsts, Captain So. meieviLLs, which rode f .recaille in the lea. The Matra, of 8+ guns, was for fome time in gr.,at danger in the gale—the drove and touched fame tiick., hit happily brought up again. Two Torbay {loops were (nit, and not a tingle man belonging to one of them was f.,- e_'. Cnatsrmas aists.—A careful lad, who was ra. vonred a few year. fence by hi% mager's cufiomers with what are ail ...I (bri / lwar 6;xes, wifely refnlved, initead of fnending the amount, as is too commonly done, in titiptiifilahle am biennial, to make an ac!,ers tote in a then approaching l.ntLery. He did fo, by purthifiirg tun 'ixtcmeb .'harea. For his prudence, fortune rewarded one iiis nornher% with a partici pation of a capital l'rize. Fr im this beginning, he launched in:u bufinef% himfelf„ and with perfevering care and induftry now ranks as an opulent merchant in the Br itifis metropolis. SH.CICI%O Acctnamr.—On Friday night, the conk-maid of Mt. WA% law.flationet, in the Teen pie, went into the rilice ahostt ten o'clock, and hav ing approssched ton near the tire, her cloaths caught it, and were in a monies:l in a ,laze. Her matter and miltreis hring from home and no perfon on the fame floor sti-h her hilt a soling Lid, an apprentice, and a fereatit maid, Ilse had the pretence of mind to run to the parlour, for the put pore of rolling hcrfclf in the carpet. balm e, however, The could reach the parlour, Ile had to par's thronzh the thop, the kitchen, aol a long palfage : and the rapidity of her flight made her cloa.lis trim more fiercely. The a;.- prentice followed her into parlottr, hot, bzi::g unable, from terror and ol 'sm. to make the proper tile of the carpet, be rain f•to 'i.e 'heat, aid htootaht in tome neighhones, hy auras. r, .I.e fl.,m-t were C"r4Z , "( 1, ' ,1 1 hll , tss.t oetore :ier lin.hs And rides were dtea.hulis brit ts.ed. her ~•:iff4glta-.nigh tire fhop, time s-t her Liirnirg deo)). dr. .1 cif, and f:t ti can cornc f•- , rl corri:ro.nwated to the ilaii•c 11 , 11. n e.t.; :ver. d, the si...infectting ct tic hair cals was on the, onl she fiiMel, in a few mirottes, milli have reaciistel the rooms wf...re Mr. Wallit's two infant childr.:r. ....ere , they .seta xt I..JW.ver. v ; •ot itoy material irjury to the prentife.s. are set? tr....,n.tnt at OA tea- Inn of the rsr, and, as lb.'' , generally nt:ginate in carcictrner. or giddine:s, this may prove a w.,rning to fcrvants. l