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Aiar e::,ieh (14th time) a New Nautical Spectacle, consisting of :live Sont:s, Duets, Glees, and Choruses, with appropriate ;von, .stc. forming a tree and lively Portraiture of the late P:nceedings and Glorious Event in the DESTRUCTION OF THE FRENCH FLEET IN THE BASQUE ROADS. kiersamanship by the Duthie Company, with Mr. Richer's elegant Tight Rope Dancing. To conclude with the Hariequinade, of FAIRY LAND. Harlequin, Mr. Bologna, jun.; Clown, Mr. Laurent. Peers ern at half past live; begin at half past siz.—aecond li.tif p..st eight. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA, MAY 1,1.09 This day N . '741 eublisbetl,, in betave,.price 7s. in boards, .THE BRICKLAYER't GUIDE to the Maim tatten or all Sits of.prick-work arqu'ding to the EON.. DbN PRACTICE; with Msereations.on the Causes atidCure of stookti. Chiffinies, ditejtilltintion of 'drains, and the best cue siruction df OVENS to be kejlted with Coals. Also a variety of matted and uieNl InfOraustiou on this important Branch of the Building Art. Illustiatt:el by earidts Figaree add Nine Copper plates.-Ily T. %V. DEARN, Architect. Piistit'd foe f. Taylor, at the Aiihiteetural Library, No. 119, Filth Finlboitl. 'Where asaylie had, Taylor's Builder's Price.l3o4, corrected lad new arranged, price Sr.. 6d. sewed.. CONTRACTS FOR COALS. SSUCH Persons as are willing to . supply th is Instittr- , tion with 220 CHALDRONS of the best WalPs•eed COALS (thirteen Sacks to the Chalaron), in such quantftio as may from time to time be iernanded, between the 25th June 1809, and the 24th June following; will give in their Penposals to the Comman dant, at his Office, on or before the 15th instant, where printed forms of the fenders will be given. • No 'fenders will be accepted but what are conformable to those delivered at the above Office, nor from Persons *0 ate'w4 themselves established Dealers. . • The payments to be made Quarterly. 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The party tendering must be prepared with two sureties, in £25 per Cent. each on the amount s for the doe performance of the Con tract. In a few days will be published, is octavo, AN INQUIRY into the ItR.ACTICAL MERITS of the SYSTEM for the 'GOVERNMENT of INDIA, under the superintendance of the BOARD of CONTROUL. By the EARL of LAUDERDALE. Edinburgh: Printed for Aiebibald CoeetiWe and Company, Edinburgh; and Constable, Hunter, Park, mad Hunter, LoosZen. Ina few days will be published, THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XXVII. printed for Archibald Consmide and Co. Edinburgh ; and Constable, Hunter, l'ark, ind Hunter, No. is, Litigate-street, London. Of whom may he had, The Edinburgh Review, from its commencement to the pre sent time, twerny-vir Numbers,'price ss. each, or, the whole ' done up io thirteen Volumes, boards, price 61. 16s. 68. This day was pubiiAesi, Neatly printed in 4to. by Harding and Wright, price 1 . 25. boards, PALESTINE, a Poem, recited in the Theatre, Oxford, 1803. To which is added, The Passage of the Red Sea, a Fragment..—By REGINALD HEBF.R. PINNEIt, NEAR HARROW ON THE HILL, MIDDLESEX. TO BE I.ET, sod entered on immediately, ACOMFORTABLE FAMILY HOUSE, with Eaqing, Drawing, and Book Rooms, eurrounded by thirteen Aores of Meadow, Pleasure and Kitchen Ground, with :tabling for siz Horses, in a genteel nei;:knourbood, a healthy air, aid every convenience requisite.—For porticularvenquirg of • Mr. Crosby, House Agent, Arutou-street, Berkeley Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Pail row.; and John Hatchard, Piccadilly. A f ESSRS. ASHLEY respectfully inform the No -111 bility, Gentry, their Friends, and the Public in virteral, heir ANNUAL BENEFIT is fixed fur Wlirl'SUN-EVE, SATURDAY, MAY 20, • when will be performed, at the 111rATRE-R A OYAL, in the HAYMARKL'f SELECTION OF MUSIC, From the Compositions of the most favourite Authors, in which Madam CATALAN' will (for that Night only) sing Handel's a dmired Air of Angels ever bright and fair ; and the Bra vura of " Son Regina," composed expresly for her by Porto- Mr. BRAHAM the celebrated Recitative of" Deeper and deeper still," and, by desire, the New Song of " The last Words of Marrnion ;" lvlrs. DIGKUNF, " Holy, Holy Lord," and " Sweet Bird." Ticketsand Places to be bad of Mr. Brandim,at the Box-once in the Haymarket ; at Birdsall's Muaic-shop, Bond-street ; and of 11,1 es >rs . Ashley. §cconci EXHIBITION of DRAWINGS, I by the AS,uciated Artists in Water . Colours, is now open at No. 101, ticw Bowl-street.—Admittanee la.—entalogues 6d. MONEY. MEBSP.S. LlVAgancieO. beg leave to inform those that may be in want and desirous ofborrowing tens yorary or permanent sums of money, that they can. at all times advance any suns from 1001. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal t.r any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Clergymene Livings, or Freehold, Coftybold, and Leaseltoll Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms.—!- lit rsonal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their house, No. 19; lernyr-sleet, St. lames's, either personally or by liter, pit-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for Ne_Sl-sedired Annuities. coal. TAR BROWN AND PAINTS, PREPARED FOR OUT-DOOR PAINTING. _ _ TIIE Public are most respectfully informed, that the .2bove-mentioned articles continue to be prepared by the British Coisur Company only, No. 1, M'albrook, London. The Cal lar Brown is recommended for barns sod all rough fencing, is ,t a good colour, and will be found cheaper and more durable common Tar. The Paints are of various shades of Green a (I 001:v colas* peculiarly adapted fOr useful and ornament., c mr and ore easily applied; being sold in a state for use. N. 1.. '.Vl.lte Lead and all soils of Painters Oils and Colours of 1;e; t;uality, Libieed Cake for Cattle, &c. NO ADVANCE ON IRISH LINENS, AT No. 50, GREAT i:IS.'SELL-STREET, opposite the BRITISH MUSEUM. rI'HE BELFAST LINEN COMPANY, having a lar , .e stock on hand previous to the advance, continue to stTplv the public, at their original low prices. They sell no ar :Ai- but I7ish linen, and Sheeting, warranted as to fabric, and ta is bleached without chemical acid. As various mistakes have ertirred,They nl he known, their Linens can be had at no house ittl.un.los, but the above, as they have no connection with any oilier. A single piece (and not less), at wholesale price.—With citt.iltry (rulers, a remittance is requested.—Cash for Irish Notes. N B. The trade supplied as usual, at No. 50, Great Russell street, cpposite the British Museum. E. BURCH, Agent to the Compahy. '1 HE ilt ISH LINEN COMPANY have till re maiming a considerable quantity of their ad Goods, which be sold to the last piece without the smallest advance, and tit ?would recommend their friends and Customers to take the f this opportunity; for although Cloths may come dow it w•h:n the .-',duce of the Flax sown this spring can he brought to nark t, yet they fear the goods now coming forward (the produce of cast year's Flax) aunt be considerably advanced. 'they set no article but Irish Shirt Linen and Sheeting, and not t 3.; thia a Piece of 25 yards. One Piece at wholesale price, at.,! ,to abatement. Each Piece is (as usual) warranted as to fa. ,- and to be bleached po the,gruis, and the money returned if a Lod: apiteats.—With. country orders, a remittance or a town re t cApected. • -:gym'• petty imliatie.ns of their establishment being lardy put up, Ity which *vend mistakes have occurred, they are oblig •d to roLice knoWri that their only House in London, is N0..4, on the Sti - ath-.ide of Bloomsbury-square.—Cash for Batik of Inland t -st•tt••. J, O'BRIEN, Agent •to tbeUurtpauy. THE CENSOR, Saturday P..per, cievined to intrepid discusii.), and authentic intelligence. "I Papi:r is dedicated t o the cause of Truth and of the People, c.unipi.i4es, on a Sheet of the very largest sized Paper—lndc p :Arictures on the most important subjects of passing Foreign and Domestic Intelligence to the hour ef pub- Law and Police Reports ; Fashionable Aliscellany ; Prvmotions ; I.loyd's List ; Prize Payments; Bankrupts; : Tabies, &c. Zte. 't Number fur next Saturday will contain a Letter to Mr. in!! sin on Parliamentary Reform, with every article of juror u,t.f..l or intertsting, that may occur in the week. o:;ieri for the Can son received by all the Newsmen, Clerks t): ;1:e Roads, Postmasters; and at the Office, No. 1, Catherine- Stnoid. I - lANNAV'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, F 7 'l`.. I-fallible PREVENTION of a CERTAIN DISORDER. 01:1'y . YEARS experience in every quarter of tl . e World, has indi,putably established the Fact, to which the I).tc• , verer (the late Sit SANIVEL HANN - as-, Hart.) pledged hiinst If. drat this PRE , ;rsTA - nivz was infallible in its powers, and elfLetuaLy secured 'o no•r!I Sexes complete protection, where the irecon;!. were punctually observed. Manx are prudently de :erred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fearing con , touenc,; injurious to the Constitution. In the use of the St: CIY , C (an external Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing T , dread—The doubts of the Sceptic, and the opposition of the In t. r. ;(11, arc alike subdued. • , t !s noinriolts, and has been particularly remarked by the Fa this terrible disease is not so frequent as heretofore, a! the ble=sing has been fairly attributed to the universal adop t!,,n or these principles, uporr which this highly celebrated Lotion i The undimini'hed celebrity of its character for so long a :e.•-sod is its best eulogium, and advocates its cause better thana !!!.s..nd a7tested errs, which, forobvious reasons, the applica toe ri , this remedy . renders inadmissible. Antivenereal Lotion Is confidently recommended to the '!'••• and Navy, and to all those going abroad, (as it will retain, ties for years in any climate,) they, from the nature of their s, being more peculiarly exposed to tlx ravages of .this r. It is sold in bottles, at 10s. 6d. each, or 106. If more than -7 , - :aid at le. fits. ;or three for a Guinea (stamps included), at 41 1, Litife Atlffo!k-street, Haymarket, where, only in London, 1 ,.: - :!!! he ha t' nuine.—lt will he sent to any part of the United inclosing an aclOre-.;, real or assumed, with a note , nuiealent to the quantity required, directed (post Ii) Mr., Leave Coot:, at the above old-established Whre k'ate; wba answer, as usual, all orders with strict fidelity VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April tr y, 11109. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 11I4JESTro NAM Jo hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 12th of May next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing, (sealed up) atAl treat for the supplying, ot: ,separate Contracts, of SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF, to His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Leith, Leith Roads, and the Pirthof Edinburgh; anti also for the supplying of SEA PRO VISIONS to His Alajesty's Ships and Vessels al Newcastle and 'flemouth Haven, for twelve months certain ; and further until six months warning shall be given on either side for the terrnir.a Lion of the said Contracts. The mode of payment to be by ninety day Bills. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office, ;t this Offize, or by applying to the Collectors of the Customs at I.rith ind Newcastle respectively. Ns regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not be in serted in are II at length, or that shall not la delivered to the Baird before one n'slsnk said Friday tbelt:th f drily next, nor sales, the terms who sashes 14: Tessler, or some person on his behalf, attends; to answer When caked fir ; aor will any Tender that contains extravagant prises tom lone articles, and trice, mach inferior to the real valise upon other., he cole,;dereel as 010.4 tobe admitted. Just pubtisbtxl, price is. (Returned to Purchasers to the Amount of One Pound), OGLE'S THEOLOGICAL CATALOGUE, for 1 Q 9; containing the nuist extensive .Collection of 800 its in Divinity, Eccles;a Meal History, Sec; English and Foreign, ever offered to the Public. I ikewise the . Sermons of the most ap proved Preach , rg, Eslgli:h, Scotch, French, ikc. which are now on isle, at very reduced prices, at R. Ogle's, Blair's Head, No. '295, Holbcfro.—Cornm4sions from the Country care ttilv attended HE kV LET r• 5 1.11111. 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" In the leading PoeM of the Volume, this Lady bas brought together many of the most Interesting appearances assumed by Nature in the country, and has described them generally In clear languave,.and tolerably easy verse."—Monthly Review. " This Author possesses an original genius, very superior to most of !he modern rhymers, and the amenity and gracefulness or her Doric verscs, are particularly adapted to her favourite subjects "—An. iincobi otev iew. HASSELL'S Nk...W DRAWING MAGAZINE. • This day was published, In Rvn. containing four beautiful Subjects ft orn Nature, to be eon- tinned Weekly, end comi.loted in . 50 Numb-rs at 6d. h T; T ASSELL'S WEEKLY DRAWING MAGA ZINE of RURAL. SCENERY, or the SELF-TAIIGHT ARTIST; consisting of Views from Nature, Cottage-and Nlouu ta;ri Scenery, River C.ia4t Views, Shipping, Characters of Trees, Rocks, Scc. the various Specks of Cattle, calculated to helliten and give sublimity to Picturesque Ma; the various Domestic Animals that embellish Rural Scenery ; including Sub jects from original Paintiogs by Morlend, in the poisession of the proprietors, and never before published; the whole engraved by I. Hassell, Esq. London: Published by Thomas Te7l4, No. ill, Cheat:4l4e ; I. Sutherland, I.tith-streef, Edinburgh; and to be had ot all Book se:lers in the Uni ed Kingdom. • This day was publ.shed, In Roy.l »ye. price 14s. in boards, the Second F.ilition, elogantly ptintr:', illitoratril by Ten beautiful Engraving., A DE:CRIPTION of the CATHEDRAL of ELY: with some Account of the Colwyn. tall Buildit.e: .-I.Iy GEORGF. M.Ak Alinor Canon. Pti!itatl for 1. iVhite and Co. Horace's Head, fleet-street. " This very modest and unpretending volume is written with )niitlerable ab thy, and has certainly contributed in no unimpor• cant degree to chat knowledge of our ancient architecture which has of late year► been much and sticcim!lilly investigated. The public opinion of this Work has indeed been ascertained before it was presented to our examination, a second edition having been calk d tpr within the expiration of the year. It is illustrated by ten remarkably well executed Engraving*. lo this more expensive part of his work, the Author has received ;13.4 ancu from indivi duals, whose narne3 are an honour to his %%York." British Critic, January 19. BRITISH EMPIRE IN THE EAS T. 'llls day was published, In on large Volume 4to. price 365. in hoards, A N HISTORICAL REVIEW of the COM- L MERCIAI., POl.l I'ICAI. and MORAL STATE of I lINDOSTAN, from the earliest period to the present time ; the rise an•l progress of Christianity in the East; its present con ditioit, at4l the means and probability of its future Advancement ; with an Introduction and Map illustrating the relative Situation of the British Empire in the East. By ROBER'I' CHATFIELD, LL. B. Vicar of Chatterer, Cambridge.h*e. The. Map comprising the Countries between Europe and Hin &titan, with the only route, by which an Invasion of India can be attempted. Printed for I. M. Richardson, No. 23, Comitill, opposite the Royal A.xchange. Testimonies in recommendation of this valuable Work " The attention svitich we have bestowed ou this Volume will serve to skew that we esteem it to be well txecated, to exhibit ample proofs of industry and research, and to be altogether a work of great utility and iutportruice." Critical Review, April I SO9. " We are gratified to find a work founded on historical tacts, which may perhaps enable our legislators to form more just and practical notioui of what our Indian Government should be, are the dangers to which it is exposed, and what are the indis pensable means necessary to its salvation." Anti-Jacobin Review April IFO9. GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. This day was published, • Elegantly printed in Royal Quarto, by Bensley. with an elaborate Engraving of the Front of Rheims Cathedral, price 11. us in extra hoards, AN HIS•ICA L SURVEY of the Ecclesiasti- M cal. Antiquities of FRANCE., with a View to ilhistrate the Rise and Progress of Gothic Architecture iu Europe*. liy.the late Rev. G. D. WIT 11NGTON, . Of St. John's College, Cambridge. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, lately published, I. Observations on English Architecture, Military, Ecclesiasti cal, and Civil, cnmpared with similar Buildings WI thw Continent, including a Critical Itinerary of Oxford and Cambridge ; also his torical Notices of Stained Glass, Ornamental Gardening, Lice. with Chronological Tables and inunisions of Cathedral and Conventual Churches. By the Rev. JamesDallaway,M.B.F.S.A. 1 royal Sem 12s. boards. 2. Essays so Gothic Architecture, by the Rev. T. Wharton , Rev. J. Bentham, Capt. Grose, and Rev. J. Milner, ilinstraied with 13 plates, 3d edition, royal tivo. 10s. tki. boards: 1. Plans, Elevations, sections, and Views of the Church at,Ba- Gillis. in . Portugal ; with an introductory discourse on the Princi ples of Gothic Architecture. By James Murphy, Architect. Im perial folio, with ei elegant plates, price 41.' Ifs. 4kl. half bound. 4. A West Elevation of York Minter, elegantly engraved by Landseer, from a drawing by 3.• Malton • 1.55, sine 27 by 20. S. Specimens of Gothic Ornament', s elected from t h e Parish Church of LATahaa • In Suifolk ion 40 plates; 040. lea. • . SALES BY AUCTION. TO BE RESOLD, pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caine. Preston and others against Barker, dated the Stith day of January, 1809, before SAltllpt Come- TON CUX, one of the Masters of the Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southampton-bnildings, Chancery-lane, Lohdon, on Tuesday the 16th day of May, 1809, between the houri of Two and Three o'Clock In the Afternoon, A MODERN-BUILT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, Coach House,.and other convenient otfices, with a spacious Garden, Hot House and Green House, situate in Beacon-street, in the City of Lichfield, in the occupation of Dr. Buckeridge, who received due no to quit the said Premises at Christmas last past. Paiticulars may be had gratis, at the sail, Mister's Chambers, In Solithaturon-Buildings aforeszid ; of Mcssrs. Seymour and hlotnrion, :solicitors, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square; of ?draws. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors ' Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Waliam Bond, Attorney at I.aw, in Lichfield. SEYMOUR and MONTRIOU, Solicitors, Margaret-street. LANGLEY BURY, 1-IF.ItTS. BErwEE NI WATFORD AND • BERKHAMPSTEAD. Live and Dead Farming Stock, a Gig and_Harness a pair of fine Bay Coatis Horses and Harness, a thorough bred brood Mare, got by Holyhock, Dam (Polyanthus Dam) by Sweet William out of Mari:om i t' capital Hunter, a Bay Gelding, a Mire in foal, and a Brown Galloway, four Cart Horses and Harness, three Mitch Cows, five Cows in Calf, four Heifers, three Calves; two Bulls, Leicester and Ryland Sheep, Poultry, Pigs,_ and various Effecti.—By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premise:, on Saturday, May 13, at Eleven o'Clock, TFIE Live and I)eabl FARMING STOCK, ricks of Hay and Barley, Carts, Northumberland Ploughs, Bar.. rows, Drilling Machine and Chaff-cutting ditto, a Market Cart, • and Water ditto, uumerons Farming Implements, eight dozen of Ash Hurdles, a large Dreg Net, and various other effects, the property of a Nobleman, at his Mansion, Langley Bury, near Watford, Herts. Maybe viewed five days preceding the Sale ; Catalogues to be had on the Pretniseb: at the Essex Arms, Watford ; King's Arms, Berkhautpitead ; Swan, RiektMuisworth ; White Horse, bridge ; White Hart, Edgware; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick street, Gulden .t.quare. - ON THE BORDERS OF HERTS. Capital Freehold Estate, elegant' Mansion in a Park, Farm, and rich Feeding Land, Picturesque Cottag:s, and ex .ensiv e Com. mon F iglu. fly Mr. ROI3INS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 16, at 12, in Four Lots, `lll 7 valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, with the eligible compact Family Mansion, called WARLIESi erected within a few years, tile residence and provrty of a Gen tleman, with Offices of all descriptions, productive Gardens walled wound, Ho:-house, Green-house, Pleasure-grounds and Plantations, entrance Lodge, elegant Cottages, and rich Meadow Land, comprisint about tl2O Acres, within a park paling, plea singly diversified with hill and dale, and ornamented by full-grown oak, and other timber. On the opposite side of the road is a com fortable Farin• house, with Dairy, Brew-house, Wash-house, Laundry, Drying' Ground, &c. ; sp scions Farm-yard surrounded by buildings well rlanned and lately erected; sundry inclosures tit Meadow, Padure, and Arable Land, containing about 150 Acres, with eat:lL:ice Common Right and Forest Land. The whole forming a desirable property for a'Gentleman's Residence and Farm. situate between Waltham Abbey and Epping, in the most beautiful part of the county of Essscx, on the borders of Herts, 17 mill s from London. To be viewed by 'Pickets Particulars on the premises; of Mr. Stokes, Epping-place; Post-house, Epping; Crown, Hocke rill ; Falcon, Waltham-Cross ; 13. Cherry, Esq. Hertford ; Black Bull, Hoildestlen ; George, Woodford ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square—where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan of the Esta7e may be seen. WOODFORD, Ez-l:-.11X. Capital Mansion, Pleasure-Grounds, Gardens, and eligible Land for Building, in front of the High Road.— By Mr. ROBINS, At (:areaway's, on Thursday, May 25, at 12, in Three Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY. HOLD }•*.S FATE, called SEES ELMS. I.ot 1. Comprises a spacious elegant Mansion, plumed for the accotrimod.rion or a Gentleman's Family, with convenient Of• fices of all descriptions, completely BOA up, Coach-houses, Stables, Court-yards, Lawns, extensive Pleasure-grounds, planted w i t h luxuriant forest-trees and shrubs; most exceilent and piti duciive c;.irdens, walled round, and planted with the choicest midi trees, in ;41: perfection; Hot-house, Grapeey,Green-house, IVILlun-ground; &c.; a very neat Dairy, Farnt-yards,and suitable Buildings, surrounded by nearly 35 Acres of tia•Meadow Land, interspersrd with full-grown Timber : situate near thelentranco of Woodford-..the residence Of Georyp Smith, Esq. • _ All the Buildings are in substantial repair, and well supplied with fine water,prtstnting a most delightful, cheerful, and retired situation, distant only seven miles from Lot &tn. Lot 2. A ialuable• Freehold Emote, ftimtirg the high road and . adjoining the north end..of Lata, tailed the Rookery, with au excelicnt Garden, mallssi round„ and well planted, Hot house, &c. ; a 4papita: *err-house, compl,ttly fitted up ; a Gian .ry, and • sundry Buildinv and Meadow Land, in all about tight Acres; • a moseeligible spot for building, or-amented with a fine Grove of ldfty fullt-grovinlimbor; Which screens it from the high road. . Lot L.A Ane141.519, 4 cootainingaluzet right Aces—a mo-t heaotifto vititatios for building, situate on the south east part t.f Lot 10uljoining the highroad io Chigwell. The Premises May be viewed by 'rickets, from the lit of May to the time of Sale, where Particulars may be had; at the George and Clidolisos,tlWsiodtbrd ; Cock, and Bell, Ronifitrd ; ADO, Monts Await, Stratford; Meimaid, Hackney ;•lsk GarraWay's; .and of Mr 4 Rob in% Warwick-street, Golden-square; where a Plan of the Estaternaylie seen, ari l for Welsing mat be had. • ' • ;+, a Mr th ris.