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1101/m•'" , ~, - Tim worritim LONDON. ' THE PrilyEer of ass abeve.saated popriar NvesZ hao: iwg Waved the aamiumeormit f • prsimaila,i•ifiskiit6 mild • Genes* tie Mow is Lasko, feels it to k kis key k r pintas Asidic fi *AT as sm, mid to aolisiii Na as Wood is quota's ND SlMlP•ailli wiishrk Wiser ia laiiiill gritiliOdifi es bedlam of 44 Arthar pha agora N...1._ • Bridge-gtnet, January aj, tliat. . , EVANSON'S NEW TESTAMENT. This day was publilliod, price Ha. 6d. ANEW TESTAMENT ; or, The NEW CO VINANT according to LUKE, PAUL. and JOHN. esaiiirolicy to the Ma of TEA We ;Ay. EDWARD EVAIIIION. A. M. • PAM for J.lakifen, st. Paort a, Leadia. EDINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL. / • Tids nay wee poblithed, prise is. Number IX of 'I"HE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI CAL JOURNAL —Exhibiting a welts View of tbe lateft and molt important Diftovcries in Medicine. Seggery, and VW ratCf. EdMbargh : Printed for Archibald Cooltable sod Co. Ann bursts; and John Murray, 3s, Flaet-tbeet, London. Of whom may be had, No. I. to VIIL of the aboveWtwit, price ass.ln Numbers, odn Two Vets. in boards, price aye. ROT Z EBUWS )(OVELLETTU. This day was publicised, in three Volumes, fooifcsp Igo. hinted fo es to correfpond with the various Travels of the tante Author, and embellithed with Fogravings, price to. NOVE.LLErATS. By AUGUSTUS VON • KOTZEBUE. Author of the Sitenger, Lover's Vows'. Pigurre, The Birth Thly Bec.—Tratstlated at Berlin, under the fuperidtendsnes Of the Author. Printed for RICUMID Pinups No 6, Bridge-ereet, Black. Mars, and to be had of all Bookfelers, and at all the eirrulagag • Libraries. Of whom may be had, by the fame Tranflator, uniformly printed, TRAVELS into SIBERIA ; sth edition 3 Vols. 135.6 d. TRAVELS into FRANCE; sth edition 3 Vols. 131.6 d. • TRAVELS through ITALY ; 3d editiot, 4 Vols. 20s. N. B. Perfoats sf Teifessad Lover, of tiara Literati-re, f6evU3 limy particular is ordering " ROTaaaua tNOVILLILT TB% its are whores, Printed for M r. PHILLIPS." PARLIAMENTARr PRGCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14. Mr. Phithmore was further heard In behalf of the Refpondenta, in the caufe of Page and others o. Hamilton and others. Its fur• ther confideradon was appointed for Friday nest. The Exchequer MU Bill went through a Committee, and was reported —Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. . Six Members took the oaths and their feats. 'Aimee them was Mr. Robert Ward. bre Under Secretary of State. Sir JOHN NEWPORT bras& op a Bill to amend the Add at the ezd of his pram Majefty, for regulating the Trials of Con troverted Eisdions t or Returns of Metaben to rem In Parlionsaw for ireland.--Read a fla time, ordered to be read a famed time on Friday net, and to be printed. lILICTIOII BILL. Sr JOHN NIIIWPORT then gave notice, that to-morrow he amid move fer leave to bring In a Bill,for the purprie of abater kg amain offices, in compliance with the Report of the Commit- Sawn of Inquiry in Ireland, and of regulating certain office, the &dee of which had eared to be performed in the manner origi nally intended. LINT. The SECRETARY at WAR prefented Eftintates and ache delb for the Army and Ordnance Services, for the year iSoy. He in coehrmity with the provilions of the Aa of Parliament, in the 14th of the King, prefented a Copy of aWarraot dined . . -Covariant, for the parpore of eitablifVog certain orders and kw improving the condition of non commit:Boned Wit ' am and Whirs in his Mojetty's fervice, and for granting that re ales which they are entitled on attar difeharge.—Ordered tome tin the table, and to be printed. The SECRETARY at WAR gave, notice, that it was Ms in • Medan. on this day Wonight, to mote, that disk Eitimata be taken into conaderatko, in the Committee of Su ly. Mr. PERCEVAL inquired al the Right Hon. whe ther it was in porfoance of the order of the Houk, on the lodes made this week by a Noble Lord (Caltlereagb) that tide pipits were prefented The SECRETARY at WAR anhwered, that there Eftiontes *ere not prefented in coofequeore of the motion alluded to. but in compliance with the Aft itfell. He, however,- prsiented there at this particular time, as he was defirous to know 'anther there papers would trot do away the Deceffity of the laR motion of the Noble Lord. He was in hope. they would fully anfwer his Turpofe. Mr. HOBHOUSIi brought up the Report of the Contrentoe on the Malt Duty Bill, the amendments on • which were read and arced to, and the BM ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. MI I RICAN TRItATY. Geatial GASCOIGNE role, and obfervedxhat he thought it his duty to afk the Noble Lord oppofite (Howick) a queflion, if the Houfe would fo far in. (ilge him. It was of the lafl importance to the corn mercc and manufaftures of the country in general, and in particular. to that town which he reprefznited, that tome explanation. fhould be given of the tiruation in which we flood with refpeit to America. It was ncceffary to give publicity to the queftion, and the anfwer, otberwife he would have been fatis4ed with a private explanation. A letter had appeared in the public papers, with his Lordfhip's name to it, from which it appeared that a Treaty of Amity, Naviga • tion, and Commerce, had been figned between this country and America, by Commaoners refpeilively authotized by both Governments. The Noble Lord had left it very doubtful whether the late prohibitory decree had met with any alteration ? whether the Congrefs had ambled, or whether the Prefident had any power to alter the provifions of the decree? The confequence was, that Mcrchanu were left entirely iii this4,iark, whether or not they might irith fafety e xp o rt thou rszticles that had been prohibited. This was a the'of futpero..l that ought if poffible to ben-. moved. He did no: alit ;liana the terms of the Treaty; he knew any Inch queflhi would be prams tine. But if his Lordthip meart to Po' that Abele g ods might be mated without danger, expltrsation .was required, for be bad not been explicit. If he meant to fay that they could not he-exported with lafety, explanation was Rill recoil - at, for he hail been explicit neither on the one point nor on the other. He hoped, therefore, that the Noble Lord would have WI objeBi-in to remove all doubts rn this fobjelt, by giving a full explanation of his meaning. This W 45 material, as the tote in quation had created nods anxiety among the commercial and manufsso. tuning itneietts of the country. Lord HOWICK would be glad to be Ale to an fwer any queftion which was Rated to be of impur. Wide wee commercial and manufalluring intent!, ortha <country. How far the Honourable General night think explanation necefrary, he clid not know, bet.theHoufe would immediately fee that hisqualion if he rightly undesittoud it, was •one which he could Art poMbly anfwer. '•Tte Hononiehli•Geneial had' laid, that a eonfueerabli impretrion had been (levet. among the commercial and manufafturint interglik. of the, naticn by the nate which he bid.writtenA li• w any. in,,,rellinn f 11.1914 have berm ton* Yeif rt • thin bey .' th e fan* i4a. he wni•if4 isfew I . • 'mina t ic had merely gated ais Epapk file tk . .. '4te . 1 ). Treaty aft certain refpative Commiffamers. that he could riot take r improper at prefent• r fait. He had listed, lealry it to others to c thoufee fit. in this, -.sr as Ns. -+ the moil obvious inference would Iw o . that final it "pi . figned by perfocs dilly authorized, it would, ililW l time. be ratified. Jf there was Inch a Treaty, 11 the inference was that it would be ratified, it naturally fie cemeluded that the prohibitions we bit taken off. But all that he could take upon him to fay st prefent was, that there was a Treaty of Amity. Commerce, &c. &c. as he had Bated in his - letter.— He could only communicate the fait. leaving it to others to draw Poch inferences as the fait might app• pear to them to warrant. A Learned Gentlesieetas other night had adverted to this Treaty. add fesemid defirous to know whether we had bound Gurkha d Iwn to a particular fy item of Ojos with regard** the American and Neutral Navigation and CommerOrs or whether hi, Najd y had referred to himfelf a right to proceed as far as was neceffary to countered the defigns of the enemy, by ufing means equally fevers again& his commerce as be cfed again& ours?— He had no objeetion to enterer that Tuition. His Majefty had referred to hirafelf a right to proceed with as much rigour again& the French commerce as the Chief of the French Government had employed again& us. This was a right which he hoped his Kijelly would always referik to himfelg —Nothing had been given up therefore ta that point by the , Treaty with America. ..." The other Orders of the Po were thee difpoted • of.—Adjourned. ..- , . • , ... THE .• I. bare 1 Inflicted oa that city the Ng not elf:r/thing in my power? rebes; ofeef add'!" at lay feet, aad theta &allover ? . I haw' swam* , ! 'cad:, IT MILT TIT CONS TO pass!" Jat a.. . means to injure our commerce by every means in his power, we have bad abundance of proof. If fartberevideoes were wanted on this point, it is rut:died by tbe Id aecotiats from Spain. By .flefit it 1111.1111ditillittilmApanith Government has bfen coaspollui - W. - ; si . ,olomptory mandate from France, to protihliesimiling of any wool to this country, as has been the practice daring the prefent, as well as former wars. The fame prohibition, we and, by sot of the lite FrencbsPapent, has been Med in the kiagahm of Italy, againft the exportadna of raw fdk to this country. The inhabitants of Here, driven to defperatinnbT the exatioas and vexations to which they have been fubjeded fines the French took polkirton of it, have come to a refolution worthy of more (needs than, we fear, will attend their prefent attempt. About ten thoufand men, confifting principally of ditbanded foldiers and Come peafants, *trembled lately near Efchwege, and having nominated an Qfficer of the Regiment of Da Wogs% Captain d'UsLoa, their Commander, with tke rank of Colonel, proetetitd to organize themfelves as a regular force. Thok among them who bad laved as Nonodtmi‘neWitolitters, were aploht!,4 °Seers t and dastAgelalliesolklyet in the INA oral they coald, #142.014 se arms, ethodli *P.!: Wbra they oxillt: 7- kgoiond scHiliist; who bad catered into the Wield Cervice s ., and was at Merege for the papa& of &riming a regiment oakac .the ditbended Piellan troops, was kited by the imearruf, lei compelled to (wear. on a HeSan ilisidaitl, that he would stagnate the fer. vice of Boaararre. The intimation, it is fup pofed, was not confined to the Heffian territory, but to have extended Weir to Saxony and Hanover alto. We are Cony we have not yet the means of arcer'. taining the degree of credit to which the preceding accounts are entitled. It has been reported, and in. deed bated in one of the morning papers of ibis day, that ((acrid ',Eels hap arrived in the Rite! hem Hainburgb i but on making inquiries, we do not End that there hare been any recent snivels from that City in the River—nor have we bees able to after-j tame that intelligence of any kind bas *,sescheei town{ from that quartet glace the lab Hafunt Mails. if . fe do not fay that thee Ritemeats are abfoltuely *AS of truth, brat *gap, Oro they have not been re.' ceivod kr triabibmiejiiit lie Leer, and that if then , hate Wee . SOO* di c deif mar have mu i v the mails two gems. THE ORKNEYS. We have before bad =afros to notice the sr counts that have been received from the Orkneys, of force French marinas having leaded there. The fa& proves to be, that a French privateer has been drilten oa Store there. The following are the accounts that have reached us this morning , ~'~'A"- " TRUILIDI DEC. 23. " The 25th inflant was the moll tremendous day ever known in Caithnefs : the lob in corn. houfes, boats, and reels, is incredible. If times continue as they are. I belies the country will be in a Rate of bankruptcy. There are many in Csithnefs, who will not be able to put down a crop this year (tbe co ining feafon). AU the country is now In an uproar. The Thorfo Volunteers, commanded by Major Sou ccsta. Captain lismnsasoi, lke. are gone on board of four fmacks (fitting (snacks, belonging to London, now on that coati) and fail this evening for the Orkneys, and all the Country Volunteers are to beat the EaR Ferrys to morrow : the carafe of all this is a French fhip (I Ripple a privateer) with number of guns, and about 70 menh that came into the Longbope, on the 24th WA. was driven on More on the 25th (Cbriflmas day). The men have taken the guns anion, and placed themfelves in a Sate of defence, espeaing loon to get their (hip repaired; bet I hope our Thar& friends will be able to give a good account of them to•morrow. Thu is a certain fait, ** report lays, that there are fiegrid others in the ' 01 11 01 7 1 ." twine, Jan. 5. a 'Yea wool/Ulmer of the (dip A is of Leith bay. ing been difinafted, and drove into the weft fide of this country, about ligton. Whether the hull will beta& or not I cannot fay. but The is Rill fakes yet; the Ina her rudder, as well as her mans. An Arne& ein veld, fuppofed from Iceland, • loaded with oil, tallow, and Rockings, has - been wrecked on the back of Bonilla, the people all " setesuaan, JULY lg. " It is reported, that the fame form which dif mailed the Atlas of Leith, in Chkney. drove a French (hip cf war oa (bore, and thrt the people who were freed bad landed and fortified tbemielves. Whether ibis report is true or fel*, we cannot pretend to fay, ...but we underßand fame of the lEing's Mips failed from Leith Roads yefterday to the northward." General &mem family aid hitt have taken their pang. for Bengal in the WolpCile. Captain flaantiawas.--Lienteoese-Cot Cita**, of the sgth Foot, stumpage; Gown!Halms- to Bengal. Lieutenant-Colonel Emi g of the soh rOtots 00e$ ant as Military Secretary to Lord hitalro. • The sd Gip-iron Battsll4, sow at posit 'is am* rg4ets to sore. 4 foot tlet phsce, • • . I defesiptista had bee, tiiy poieliess—asel h inners. What was us *NM nonennealleit Injury ? Ws like qaa hits to fay. It week hi 4%re mot At 11 o. rto go any farther than the Win I . net haw feu 1 ed; ,that thy, Was foeh a Treaty. 1 " 1 1"' Ito draw hats a asoclasos as tlicy iwg rwari iv Were this. however, u' is all treaties, That Nasios.aos n .VEN MO ST. LONDON. THURSDAY, JANUARY IS. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Codas, for pa. 6ofi—Redueod sp*—Qtnitioat $ pr. Exchequer InUs. per to 4a prem. - PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY'. ' Each Stock xri India Notoia, 3 per C.. Rol ALM 6o 3 Per Cent. InsP•Ogis9 3 per C. Conf. 59 , J1 Exch. Bill. 4 per Cent. 72 f Osmium sit prom 5 per C Navy p3f4t Itoglith Tickets, 10 alio, • Lars. As. is POI - z-t6 Coot foe sec. Gow Throliesiend thosfand poambl 41,41001411 T nadermoste at Lloyd's, witiek isra Lag's Sip to Gottenborgh, •as a 1.114 tartaos of Russia. This is not, htilytveti, - , sew fablidy: By a former Vote of Credit, five arMitms were granted for Continental purports. Of this rum, we believt, only about I,yoopool. was expended. and of condo a balance of moo,oool. Rill remained in the Treafury. • • The fallowing paper, repotted to have beet re ceived by a •efi'd arrived in the River from Him burgh, appears in a Morning Paper of this day t IMPERIAL HEAD QYARTERS AT POSEN, DEC ty, ;Ed& NaPolcon, Emperor of the Pros& and 4ing of Italy. We bate decreed, and do decrees. . . • Amiss 1. AS the 114011 b lwarehm4lllllwo.6.lllnoi if* Ikea Colonies, which be be pload viler iP1111116• IS I Hantbutzh,Lnhec, sod Mato, dial be tessalsulysaimsato France. a. The Governor General of the Hanfe Towne. oar Panilba at Elansburgb, sod asr latoodent for the fail tOWII9, Rtd 6.10 a Council for the accountebinty and removal of the membeiw They tuff correfyond with our Milner of /11110M11 with refpea. to the magazines to be eitablitbed at the peildie the frontiers of France where the Easlith merchandise 11.11 is &polka 2. Our Mildews of War and Finances ate dined with the extrados of this decree. (Signed) NuroLeou. L. B. MAILIT, Moiler, Secretary of State. . M. BRITZIZIL, Miniter at War. A MAC copy, alliO t Intendsat Omni. Other acconnu from Harnburgh give tnott Wiring details of the fate 'of that city, and a mon en. rions account of the reception the Deputies hom that City experienced from Normans. He refuted even to receive their prn pails, and treated them with the utmon rigour. He told them, that be conceived the matures be bad taken" were the only meant of Tote % " GREAT BRITAIN to make peace s" and that, there. fore, nothing timed induce him to depart from them. In vain they told him that Thirty liabies i rtadyfailed in Nainhaergh, in confiquence of ihat 1111111- fares. His unfeeling anfwer was—" st.vepti ZTT II Ilb a i as mach at it will roam sway mart dot that a u .- Int in ENGLAND!" Still they told hira, that aperfivis roan as thole misfires weuhiredmr dm whole city-e . Haw Swrgh to Bashrottc y His anfseer was agein..it r: So MUCH 701 Maus., will not he itile _ lN story te Jew towarrtial iattrtogrfi with Great Britain P' Again* this they ventured to oppofe the dreadful clrefte which would arife from the whole commerce of thy world being flopped ! His reply was- 0 / smirfi it to tow to Ibis pitch, that there Amid' o totaxarre as all l The land only fitall as allei aid tlars fiall only So an ex. change 0 f area spit) Cattle, and of Grain agaiafi Cloth I 1 . 111 TOURTII VIIITURT MUST ad lIVITID before the World can IN: reduced to its pester !" He Paid be knew he mould be called a CALIGULA and a Nato. He cared n•t for it. He allowed that his own Sea-ports would be ruined. bin he cnold not help it. He de. dared that the Deputations which he knew were on the road to Mtn from Maas. Roardaaus, fee. &c. with Remonarances againß his Decree again& the FAO* mould not be admitted into his prefence. Afteriepot edly calling Hamlnagiog Use tulle Ageo;ji el be con. eluded .with there rmarkable and never to to forgot tea words—e Esip !Atop wto ST 111 1141111LpitilllidDIALT , WITH IN A TIIIIT DIV?' LIUNT NIAIII,VIL 1110111 TWAT IN gra ;4141CN ANL, 14 rritotio NAB salt"! TiIIATISSi It ard [Pragro are at war rich sie, boil *Pon fair aid lill : a red,. eitptidtriei Fistdoti tq them es 'thmigfctig !fry - Iligereit from that tqlsgfpad. Hare I no; affix ist * .. . . •-. - . THE CCURT. Yefterday, at twelve o'clock, the !loyal h a s t arrived at theZ ibr seea's Palace, in their travellinz as. riages, from , ecortedby a party of the Light Horfe. Solo after. her MAJIIITT, Pr?neelfes ELISIO mu, Maav, Seisms, and Aueita, went to &no t James's Palace, and kamored Lady CNAIMOTtik nacos with a rift at bar apartments. At two o'clock bit littierry bold R private levee, which was atteatted by-- Tee Arabbight. of Cantattitri, Uri Cheneatier. the T. 44 Mahal of Rosbod, *8 Lad Irateinn Sf as *AWL taa Lori rivue sier sed. the!tie Lost at tin Toaltdop, Clisallst sr si t ,tits- Seeman*, d State for et Mow tad Portiga Deparanmts. t 4 On tin Pla Lod of dm Adultdi . : Maw o rat of doe Onlaiona Chnoillor of taw lastalw, the judge Admatub the Oaks it Itidinswit bleb 11%.11110, Poothot, sod Portadlostoni Lards Poet* •ard _ Sirs E. Bet O. Qlonon t ooll K. jaws f She Shades at Losamo an d Ididdistes ; NW* "bib ; Difdia, Stratton tad taw. Una. The following-11W tit* bliftoir than pregmed to his Mei e ell(i/Prip =the 014 i eltllimeeks tvr atel_ NW, it , Rom Me Lifeeep* et tk. eft itatits. Owls bigot Wks. *Warm Jonas, upon MMus best SIVA be Wont Nemec • L!111 Possums; by Isel IPsTssruts am. seas soft to ads. His Ones tbc Duke of itscassows, Maaloft so *Sy by Kart arsisesa. Has obis MAJontliit isr if tbe Outer woo Sir Er wiiiiellbsat; by SlbAtllliiiihtsllll, W bait damsel a lassiNt. • , • Admiral got *4l.o. lol bti kgr• assig- Ira '• . it Mr. IP rbxemilliwasteg 411rassisill. brawl Steven. tt Piia*Atut glans& ode is !dwell Glue the Doku fwoin in Lord Hh MAJUSTIr pf C o terstavii 9tal Yak • Mat, !mei Oat Out* V ptivti Aadiese4 of tea his MAJISTT btattials. lt . Varday the tle innof Kslll' till • . . Soma = dined with their Marrenelle cisitia. Ar 4! . s .. The ebbilhop of Yea a, £svl Hoonce, and Lord Gellallii nt 1 illScroisvarties on Monda . don dine with Vifcount • - - . • ' - Thw Marquis of Branco; imaiedeod awl WOW .of the ROLLS, and Conte other slfthle t Warres.. „ yelterday, at his elegant Maafimi is , The Manieis of D0W11.44 a Sire Ditilluss 44 Largo, hen arrived in EdidowjAlhiLal* of Indeed. • A new Writ has been illbellibrigile, Is ilia of Admiral CORNWALLIS, toift INN declined W; feat for that Borough, nellisielageed the Hundreds. We Art informed Chit Mr. Peavtaree,therkeretary of the American Legation, is the beam to his Go. remanent of the Treaty lately coatielled between his Majetty's Conimilffoners end thole of the United State.. The young serried Lady of dillinflion, who had pinyasi in an aukward part for ber - ptefumption is fitting upon the lap of a beautiful Ilphifer, .at a late Bath Concert, has bees eoefined h her bed ever Boos with a fever, the newel coofecuenee of her Miff carriage ! Tburfday fe'nnight, a Gentleman undertook, for a cofiderable wager, to carry another, weighing Is; Roves, upon his back round George'slquare, Glaf gow, within three minutes, which be performed wi th safe, in twa minutes and ourteen fecork.s. Yellerday morning a young pan of the sense of Porter, lately from Bath, undertook for Boogying*, to go on foot from Moorgate Coffee hoof* to the figs of the Blue Coat Boy, and back stela is es-minetes, the diflance being three miles. ire Ratted at lived o'clock ; arrived at the Blue Coat Boy at ten minutes peA (even, and returned to Moor Coffee heat at twenty-two minutes fuels, fo that he won by three missies. On Wedoefday, the 314 of December, AL commit hiMasiirea, belonging to Pallier, not twenty years rot age, walked from Perth to Paley, a dillance of 711 miles, in i'eventeen sad half.honrs: He left Perth 1113 (even o'clock in the morning, and arrived at Pal. ler at half gait twelve. He came by the way oi Cita and walked is his boots the wholes way. SOUK time ago, a gentleman in Nigel, futty yea 4 of age, undertook to walk, for a bet of one buddye& pounds, fifty miles in twenty•four hours. Previous to fitting out, fourteen hundred more were offered, and readily accepted. He flatted at one o'clock hi R yon the mot • of the ad of January, without having been in faker having (pent the preceding night wig* I.friendt in the molt jovial manner. During tie II at three miles, - owing to the extreme. darkneis of the morning, he fell Cenral times. How, ever, not difeonraged by the untowardnefs of the commencement, he continued his exertions, sod, with cafe, ascouTliiked the. journey in feventeen hours and fifty miaow. Thorfday a trial was made to afcertain what a horfe could draw on the iron railway, from the bar boor of Aye so the Newton coal ,pits. Six waggos weroloaded with three teas each, the fix wassail exceeded two awe, making in all fully 30 tons. A cart,horfe was poled, but in Ratting, the chain - 16kt bound the fifth waggon to the fourth gave way, 04 the hock proceeded with the four waggoos with egOr Thus pulling a load of nearly so 10115 weight. Friday haft, a man who was employed in one oftilli fugar hotrfaeat Port Glafgelar, unfor tunatel y fell hi* the fourth *orgy to tha u ct and .was killed ' the (pot. %He Was an bad come tripe a kw clan been*, and, .we aro forty to add i , 13 33 a vidolF,', l o l 4V* 44 1 o $9 ol l ' anl tkath. ~ ^ ~~ . , • r *Ai . . ir ii .: tot • ~,,, , 4 e... id. bikip t illicw NO limit* bolognovnos. , ' -4.4 M ' •-• • k:k •v 4 MOM atminfraili,4oll4l4l I et! # 1 Lisa Nat Oftwera.-- • ". ''' ... TARLINOT ina IOII tali ' lathe of thee* LOTT bold a Privy Commeili i at tollikb bar 411 Doke of /goitrous wets - imil -- vi Ord Lieutenant of the e , ' . . !STY MSS platted to dire mar to preFate a Fora or fa II 14 to be held the letta ead of oe;t meenb:- A Is. COAKCatLoa, Zeal •SPOOCIIII 11411 OltloVit.Ll akd kloopfig, Why 4,..: . atitililr. BOND, the judge Attfooli t il& itocetof his 14e1 asrr ; , =en t:,-, user, the prat • , t," a . sib ill ......0.....e.......i1d1g 1 i et' - :: .' • . 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