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NOT ACTED THIS SEASON, MISS SMITH'S NIGHT. THEATRE ROYAL. COVEN f-GARDEN. TO-NIORzROW EVENING. MAY 14, 18071 will be prefented a Tragedy. called VENICE PRESERVED Jaffier, Mr. C. :,17.MBLE ; Pierre, Mr. COOKE; Belvidera, Mils WI CH, (Being her fecond appearance in that Character•) End of the Play (firft time this ftafon, and for that slight only), Mifs SMITH will (by particular defire) recite COLLINS . ' ODE ON THE PASSIONS. With appropriate Mufie. In the courfe of the Evening. " Black Ey'd Saran," Mr.Ii4CLIDIIN And a Duet "The hurricanes rattle," by Melirs. Istestoot" and DittArer. To which will be added (by &Are) the Burletta of TOM THUMB THE GREAT. Tickets to Ise bad. and places for the BMus to be taken of Mifs . Smith. No. to, Great Ruffelf ftreet, Covent Garden ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre. CHURCH PREFERMENT. WANTED to Pm - chafe, the Next Right or Pre fentation to a Living of from zsol. to vol. per annum, with an early profpeet of iodation. Letters (pott paid) addreffed for J. H. Poft Office, Shef will be duly attended to. • TO TANNERS, &c. ANEW Method having been difco v e r e d in virtue of the Norway Back, by taking it from the timber early in the rearm. is found of equal quality to that of the Englith Bark. large quantity of about to,oco tons, will therefore be iniported to England, Ireland, and Scotland, this year. _ _ THE EVENING STAR . LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAY r 3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Canfols, for money, 631A —for May 6341-omulum r pr. Evchcq Bills, par is. pre. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 23ct India Stock isq xB6 3 p. Ct. Rcd Ann. fail India Bonds, as. a ss. prem. 3 per C. Conf. 6 - I Exch. Bills, is. dit. Is. pr. 4 per Cent. thut 8.3.0 Oninium t preen. 5 per Cent. Navy, 974 j Lottery Ttekets. z9l Long. Ann. 171 t3-36ths Confols for ace. 631 The rumour of a pending negotiation For peace was revived again yellerday afternoon. We could not learn that there was any other authority for it than a fimilar report in a Dutch paper of the date of Saturday WI. The Dutch article is dated from Ber lin, and of courfe is of French origin. But, betides —yefterday was fettling day at the Stock Exchange! It is reported in Holland, that an Attempt was made tlpcn the life of the Grand Seignior, during the late negotiation with the Engliflr, and that the Ruf fians had been compelled to retreat from the neigh bourhood of Ifmael. Wednefday left, the brigantine Charles Hamilton, H. COCHRANE, arrived at Aberdeen, in four days from Tonningen. Captain C. reports, that no ac counts of the expested great battle between the hone armies in Poland, nor any particular news from the feat of war, had reached Tonningen at the time of his failing, farther than the statement already received of the defeat of the Swedes by General MORTIER. BUL•NO3 AYRES. A veffel arrived in the River yeflerday, from the Canaries, the Captain of which communicated to his owner, that in the latitude of thole ifland', he fell in with one of his Majefly's croizers. From her he learned, that the day before, the had boarded a Por tuguele from the Brazils to Lifbon, and was in formed, that Buenos Ayres had been given up to the Englifh, a (port time after the capture of Monte Video. We have not been able to learn either the name of the Englifh cruizer, or the time when fhe was fpoketi with. INDIA MEN. By the bldg SYLPH, we learn that the undermen tioned chips had arrived at Canton in Oelober. viz : ELpHlisTomg, WINCHILSEA, CARES, and WALI4III CATTLE, under convoy of his Najelly's chip Gwe n's. CA1171.11, Ecssx, and DAVID SCDTT, un der convoy of his biajely's !hip S I R EDWARD Floont. The TEL:Jemmy B -Aar), Bay I ip was lafi in the Mindora Sea. 'The WILLIAM PITT Botany Bay shi p arrived in China t7lh September. ye fterday, form after twelve o'clock, the Royal Family arrived at the (Izeen'i Pifate from Windfor:l Yeflerday tnePtincefrofWai.ts and the Dnchefs of Ynaa v4ited their biLyirrias and the Prince%Tes. 'I he Trades Hon*, and mull of the Cswporations or the City of Glafgriw, haVe voted Thanks to Lord Gesevms.a and to the `Noble Lords who fupported the Bill introduced by his Lordll4 into the Houfe of Lords, for regulating the proceedings of the Courts of judicature in Scotland ; 'and have alto agreed to petition the Right Honourable Houfe, praying that the Bill may pats into a law. L'Amtaii.l frigate h arrived at Yarmouth from the mouth of thelbe. She has brought over the corpfe of Princefs BARIATINSILT, formerly Mite D VT TON• The piquet guard, which was Rationed at the Hatnburgb Grte leading to Altona , have al t o c om e over in her. obey defected in a body with the in. ention of enlitling in the C:erntio Legion. . Counot Sratiessislito'S father died a (bort time hick at Vienna. The Counters had already pit town for that Capital, when the news reached his Excel. leney, and he difpatched a Courier aftertbe Conatefs to advire her return. The 23d light dragoons, now goartered jn Lime rick, &c. are canceled immediately to march to Dublin, and to occupy the Royal Barrack. The sth dragoon guards, will, it is reported, March for Pa %emote, there to replace the Germain, novi on tbe' more to the fouthward. Yelierday the Loan Maroa ordered the price rf bread to remain at trid. the quarlern loaf of Wbeatea, and !old. houreholcl ; there not being' a frifScient number of Aldermen prefcnt to conlitute tj 4- ourt, • '- .. ~t NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS ELECTED. WARIVICRSMTIM—DugdaIe Stratford Degdale, Efq. and Sir C. Mordaunt, Bart. GcoaclSTSll—Admiral Berkeley; and Lord R. E. Somerfet. HAMPSHIRE—Sir HP. ?viildmay, Bart. and W. Chute, Efq BARNS G. W. Thelluffon and W Taylor, Efqrs. CAMBRIDGESHIRE —Lord C. Somerfet Mangers; Right Hon. C; York. GREAT GRIMSBY—Hon. C. A.. Pelbam ; W. Ellice, Efq. PENRILYM—C. Lemon, and Henry Swann, Efqrs. TRURO.' HOC. E. Bofeavren ; John Lemon. Efq. Awls—Hon. Frederic Robinfon •' George Gipps, Efq. Hibbert, and John Lea Ja n fqra. Cztrneso—Hon. Robert Cur z on; Hon. Cult. tie RTIORDSIVIt —Hon. T. Brand; Sir J. S. Seabright, Batt. Donu t s—Sir W. Oghtnder, Bart. and EL Giddy, Efq. STA lOiessenn z-. Lord Granville Levefow Gower; Sir Edward Littleton, Bart. Bazortsitzzs (Surrey)—W. ICenrick and T. Heatheore, Vira l Laicarratesstaz..-Lord R. Manntri ; G. A. L. DO-nit—Charles Jenkinfori andjolus Jackfon, Ugly. Warworra-,-Str James Pultenelf ; Gab. Stewart, gill CONTESTED ELECTIONS. • CirY or LONDON-Si xth Day. . Alderman Price 2796 ALtertian Shaw 2581 Alpo Curtis - 2744 Alderman Combe - 230 v *Rea sr ar Li, MAY 9.--Final clofe of the Poll. G. W.Thelluffon. Efq 264 Lord Bbrington - 761 William Taylor, Efq 173 Sir J. Miles, Sheriff of Laotian 2 Garai- ltiMlSY.—Final clofe of the Poll. ' W. Ellice, Efq - 5 4 1 Colossal Loft - 137 Honourable C.Z'dhans 138 Honourable H. Pelhal4 12/ ILIITERSURY•Third Day. John Baker, Efq . 689 S. R. Ludington, Efq 537 Edward Taylor,. Efq 655 Robert T. Farquhar, Efq 43 1 WEYMOUTH and Matcostaa Racta.—Final clofc. Sir James Pulteney It 4 Governor Arbuthnot 154 Mr. Gab. Stewart Sis Ms. W. Williams 156 Mr. Rich Stewart 180 Sir T. M. Hardy !i z Mr. Charles Adams 1 79 BEDTOLTISHIAI —State of the Poll. Mr. Pym . 408 General Fitzpatrick 352 Mr. Ofbom - . 37S EVESHAI4.—State of the Poll on Monday, 4th Day. William Miming, Efq 439' Sir Manaffeh Lopez •a 6 Humphry.Howarth, kfq 193 COUNTY or SulLlßY.—Second day's Poll s Samuel Thornton, Efq. 85ts . Lord Willnin Ruffen i J. H. Sumner, Efq 33 8 LEICESTER.—State of the Poll on Monday. Mr. Babington - - 1449 Mr. Macuansara Mr. Smith - 2°36 HANTS.—Firft day's Poll. Sir H. P. St. John Mildmay 547 Honourable W. Herbert :51 W. Chute, Efq . 547 Mr. Herbert afterwards gave up the conceit. Laacerria.—Second Day. Mr. Dent . 129 Mr. Cawtborne - 107 Mr. Dovetnn • 209 Mr. Patten - 107 1.0/sit:oot., MAY t t..--State of the Poll, For General Tarleton 1384 Mr. Rofcoe - 336 General Garcoyne 1111 DOYER.—At the final dole, on the 12th inn.. Charles Jenkinfon, Efq. Sys Hon . H. M. Picrrepaat 6n lohn Jackfon, Efq. - 628 . 1017 WESTMINSTER ELECTION. FIFTH DATTVESDAY, MAT 12. At the clot: of the Poll this day, the numbers were, For Sir FRANCIS Boaorvv, Bart. 1 1 74 1 ord COCHRAN/ • tcBs Mr. FLLIOT 838 MC SHERIDAN Reg Mr. PAULL • 185 Mr. SHraIDAN came forward. I perceive, raid he, that you have looked at the date of the poll as it appears upon the board, with fenfations of peculiar pleafure ; I have only to allure you there is nothing in that Rate of the poll that gives me the leaft n—[Bravo] —l hope none of you foppofe it was owing to any difterpea to you that I have to-day been later in (hewing myfelf to you on the hulling€ than nrual ; the fad is, that having begun my can vacs fo late, it has become my duty to continue it as long as I can, without deferting my pod at this pl ace . Gentlemen, ido not poll& the aftivity, ncr thofe good fea legg, which enable the Noble Lord to addrefs yon from the perch in front—(atuding to the railing before the Ilsifinge, on which Lord Cochrane, and the other Gentlemen, ulna" fiend to harangue the Peo pie.)—Gentlemen, I am not in the fame tituation I was in former days, for I am now both lad at my poll on the Huflings, and lad but one on the poll. —[A laugh]—l have, however, no objection to Meet you all here: and I proteft it gives me much delight, and fometimes forne inftrultion, to hear the obtetvations and gomments with which I am Come. 'times honoured by you.—[Applaufe]—l think it is right, and it becomes you, on there occafions to tell the Candidates your mines, and to tell them bluntly and plainly, as you do.—[Applaufe.]-0n the firll . day of my coming here, there was in the front of u, and facing me, a very acute perfon, whom I regret not to have feen (ince, for he was a man of as genuine wit and humour as I ever Caw.—(" am here," fea the Orator, in the tnidfl of the crowd.)—[A laugh.]—l allure you, .my worthy Friend (raid Mr. Sheridan), that I do not mean to retract the compli ment I have paid; and as my application to other studies prevents me from writing for the Rage, I 01211 thank him for writing a play ; fur if he does, I will venture to let it up againft one half of our mo dern Comedits,—[ApplaufesaL4 regret air° the abfence of my laic honed,candid, broad faced Friend, Mr. Berridge, becaufe, although he was originally a friend orrnme, and in confequence of many fcanda bons falfehoods by which he was implored upon—filch ea, that I had betrayed the City of Weßminder into thchands of the Duke of Northumberland, and the liko—he became my enemy—he conducted himfelf with candour towards me, and I am convinced that he has a regard for me at laR, in his bean, though be certainly had rather a rough way of (hewing it. —[ApPlaufe.]—Now, I frail take the liberty of ad-- dreffing you but for a very thou time this day, be. caufe I mutt immediately go to attend a dinner with my friends, and where it will be expefted, I am afraid, that I make fiimething of a long fpeecb —and as we have all of us told you our principles, raid 'referred to our pad conduit, we can only have tecourre to a difgulting repetition, if we fay much to you daily; put, when I fay I am going to dinner with my Friends, I with it were to a place large moue), and where provifions are fo plenty, that we could all dine together ; but as"! cannot have the pleafure of fo popular an ordinary, I am afraid We mull (eparate ; but you may be allured, that the firft toad I (ball give after dinner, (ball be your good healtlis.—(Applaufe.)—l have one more word to add: It is for others to tell you what the) mean to do, and what they are-:-It heiottles file to call to your recolledion what I have been--and what I have been I now am, and will' be to the end of my politi cal life. When I far what I have been, am now, and will continue to be, I fay this of myfelf, That I have been, am, and will , be lo y al to m y King :—I have been, am, and will be a friend to the Conftitu• tion of England :—That I have been, am, and will be, a fupporter of its ?wily ; but no protedor of its abufes, or the corruption which has crept into itz-a-. That I have been, am, and will be, a man whofe proudell boaß is that he is the undaunted Advocate of the Rights and Liberties of the reople.—[Great Applaufe.] Lord COCHRAII a then came forward and obferved, that after the facetious fpeech which they had heard, he would now addrefs to them a few ferinits obfer. vation; with yelped to matters on which he had be fore touched. He adverted to an anonymous letter that had appeared in one of the Newfpapers, relative to the abufes of which he had complaited. If that writer would give his name, or come forward on the hutting', he would prove the abufes. He had been accufed of fwearing—but he denied this (wearing. — He had only tiled an oath on one occation, at the beginning of theEledtion, when it was extorted from him by the natore of the fubjed of whiCh he was treating, and the ardour of the moment. He had bought no paper, he would have recourfe to no finch means to enfure faced's, he came forward as an inde pendent man, and &fired only to be returned by the independent Elektors of liVeßminfter. He again re ferred to the fubjed of naval abaci ; and alked, what they thought of purchafmg, inftead of the bell, the worn wilds for the navy, for the fake of teeming borough intereß ? [Applaufes]. What did they think of fuch abufes being reforted to in order to force forward a man who bad no territorial connec tions to carry him on ? He might lead them along the Channel, to Gibraltar, and up the Mediterranean, and diftlofe fuch abufes as they would be of onilhed , at. Thole to which he particularly alluded happened I tome time ago, and it was, perhaps, nqt worth while now to particularize them, but if the author of the anonymous letter would now come forward and avow himfelf; if any perfon on the part of a Noble Lord, or any refpeetable man, would come forward and avow his name, and require explanation, he was ready to give it. What would thole who heard him think of (hips, wholly unfit for fervice , being Ivor. chafed from Borough Proprietors, under the aulpices of the Noble Perfon in quellion, for three times their value, merely to enable a man who had not a foot , of land in the country, to raife himfelf into Tome confequence by purchafing in this manner an intereft in rotten boroughs ? Every one who heard li!m mull 1 tinderftand to whom he alluded, [a cry of Lord Melville! Lord Melville !] No, he laid, it was not Lord Melville, but a Noble perfon who had the nom.. ' mand of the Channel fleet. He affirmed that veffels had been fold out of the navy, and afterwards bought into it at three pi ices. With refped to provifions of the fleet, &c. he laid that the Navy was in loch a (late, as to make the blood boil in thole who were acquainted with the whole matter [applatv - e]. He afferted, that inftead of reward in the fervice being conferred on deferving veterans, they• were lavilhed away on Borough-brokers. This he wiffied to be underftooct. [applaufe]. ' He was a fiend to the liberties of his country, but he was not a friend to licentinufnefs. He believed the Conflitution .of this country, in its purity, to be the bell in the world. He hat been in many countries—he had been in America—there undoubtedly liberty exitled, but it degenerated into licentioufnefs, and every man thought he he had a right to infult.his neighbour. He begged of them to be Allred that he would never coalefce with any body, he requefted that they would attend only to what he Paid on the hußings, and not to the (wearing afcribed to him in the Newf. papers. He thanked 'them for the patience with which they had heard him, and allured them that if they repofed confidence in him they would not be difappointed. Mr. Jerry/twos next (poke, and Paid he was ex• tremely happy in congratulating the people that their fellow.citizens had enabled him to perform his pro. mile, that their favourite Candidate Should this day take the lead. The enemies of the Independent Elec tors of Weftminfler had heretofore called them a factious cabal. But now thole eleitors were enabled to retort upon their enemies their own taunting ex preffion-44 Look at the Poll !"—[Applaufe].—Al though the fame ftratagems had been adopted this day, as at the lag Eledion, to fecure the fuccefs of the Court Candidates—although the fame refources o(-fweeping the public offices of their clerks, to note for the tools of the Minifter, and the fame tyrannical means ufed of fending the tax gatherers to menace execution upon the indufrious, though indigent hook keepers, who happened to be in arrears, if they dared to vote for the Candidate of their affeainns; yet thefe. ' Eleaors had (hewn, in (pile of fuch menaces, that they (till retained the good old (pith of Englithmen, and ezercifed their rights like freemen, equally re, gardlefs of menace and influence. If the tools of the Minilter already began by reforting to Inch means, what might be expetted from them, when they Would get into power ? The names of the perfons who had been guilty of fuch daring menaces, Should be pub licly announced, as loon as they were properly afcer taMed. He hoped that the fuccefs of this day would not lead the Eledprs to relax in their exertions; but that they would unremittingly perfevere, until they Should have finally Succeeded in obtaining a great and immortal triumph, for the independence of We& atinfter. Mr. Guiana, now came forward. He addreffed himfelf to Lord Cochrane, and Paid, that as the Noble Lord had call the fouleft afpetfions upon the fyftetia of Borough Reprefentatign, and had not thought proper to anfwer him the queftion he afked three days Since—Why the Noble Lord, in violation of his avowed principles, had defcended to become the Reprefentative of the Borough of Honiton? he would now aft: 'the Noble Lord another queftion, , gamely, Whether the' Noble Lord bad not gone, lalt night, on a 'Wit to Duilington•houfe? Lord Cocuaara Said, the only anfwer he had to give to this qu'efllon, was, " the Lie ifiree P' which -he feveral times repeated: • . Mr. Gipson', after tome time, replied, ht did not make an affertion; he Only 'liked a queftion, which the Noble Lord halthOught 'proper . to anfwer, by calling its lie. But he 'had a right, as in Eledlor, - to call upon the Noble Lard for an miner to ano • • „. --,,, •~ . • then queilion, which had now remained three days unanfwered; namely, Why, in violation of his avowed principles aga intl the corrupt fyllem of boroughs, he himfelf had twice folicited to reprefent the Borough of Honiton ? Lord CCCHRAHE anfwerecl, that his principles were the fame then as they were now ; and his condu& there, the fame as it. was - here: Mr. GrallONs next aLked, whether the Noble Lord, curt with all his exceffive antipathy to boroughs and corruption, had not obtained his return for th e borough of Honiton by corrupt means ; namely, by bribing the Delors with ten guineas per man ? To this Lord Cochrane made no anfwer, bet re , tired. Mr. Gisaoms followed up his godlier:ls by anc. ther ; namely, why the Noble Lord, during the fir months which he had been a Member of the IA Parliament, had never mentioned a word of thofe grievances i,n the naval fervice, which he bad (laud on the Huftings ; or why he never had prop fed soy toeafere for their redrefs ? To this there was a cry from the populace, " Th e Tuition is not fair now, as his Lordfhip is gone—a& to-morrow." Mr. GIBBONS then concluded, by charging on the Government the lame firatagems of oppreffion intimidation towards the Elettorr, to enfure the re. turn of th&r Souls.• • SIXTH DAY, WEDSVIDAY, Max 13.--State the poll at t o'clock : Sir FRANCII BURDETT Lord COCHRAN& ELLIOT SHRRIDAH PAULL 387 I S7 12,1 48 iy MR. SHERIDAN'S DIN HE R.--Y e(lerday, purfitant to ativertifement, a numerous and feledt company, eon• lifting of the friends of Mt. Susan:oam, as one of the Candidates for Wefiminder, met at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, and partonk of an excellent dinner. Several hyal and appropriate malts were propofed by Mr. SHRRIDAN, who was Chairman upon this occafion, all of which were drank with the utmoft enthufiafm. SCOTS ELECTIONS. There will be no cornett for Angus ; of courfe the Hon. Mr. MAULE will keep his feat. In Kincardinelhire'Mr. ADAM, the We Member, is oppofed by Mr. DVFF of Fetterefik, who withdrew his pi etenfions on the IA occation. Aberdeenthire is again conceited between Mr. F zst cosols, of Pitfonr, and General HAY. nanffshite.—lt is not yet known whether Mt Georoe ABERCROMBT, Bart. intends to return his own Cm, at prefent in India. or the Mailer of the Rolls, who has for cetera' Parliaments reprefented the County on the fame inters t. Murrayihire.—lt is not well known, whether Mr. Bstooir, the late Member, 'will be opFofed or not. Some fay J. P. GRANT, Eft]. of Rothimurcus, intends to offer himfelf. Boa aoons.—The Hon. Major RAM' faid, keep his feat, on the interest of broads, &c. in oppoiltion to Dr. FA Rands on the interest of Aberdeen and The difltia of Elgin, &c. does not I determined. Colonel DUFF, nephew Fife, has flatted for ir. The Invernell dilltift it is thought, reprefented by Colonel GRANT, of GI Member. • Letters direEled and figned by Noble Gentlemen as have obtained shtir fcsi Parliament, will this day pars free of The Turnpikes being thrown open road, on account of the County Elcaie, tunate circumftance for' the Leffee of Epfom Races commenced this day, fro; have always calculated on the receipt The durations of the feveral Parli reign of his prefent Majefty : New Parliament 176 t New Parliament Ditto - 1768 Ditto Ditto - 1774 Ditto Ditto - 11780 Ditto Ditto - 1784 Ditto OW We are happy in being ableto contra , of his Majefiy's gun brig 'actual. ha\ turgid off the French Goad,- no Inch taken place. Three veffels arrived on Monday week County of Kerry, put in by contrary wi pro vilions, faid to come from the South a long voyage—they are bound tot I m ondon. The following fingular occarrence December hit, to a flap called the Mail', pool, Ilvon Caow, Commander, on he Jamaica. but left from the Coral, with naves. firfl of that month, being in the latitude of Te and about 53 Weil longitude, fie fay; twee fail a.; whom the took to be cruisers from CaylOce, came up with ticr in the evening, when the deign, herfelf in a moll gallant manner, under a running t of both (hips, from ten to near day-light, till her ging and fails were nearly cut to pieces. The emu* however, turned out to be his Majay's (loops t$ DTeT and Wor.vsasse, both carrying 3s-poundeo LONDON Stestoss.—Remanded IA Monday to the Fleet Prifon, for tome informality in his fched Dr. Stevenfon, who had been twice up before to le difcharged under the lnfolvent Aft. Incenfed stun oppofition; the Dator's Attorney (truck the Crean a violent blow on the face, on which the Anwar? was bound over to anfwer for the affiult.—yohio" a waterman, was fined in the mitigated penalty of Ss for taking from two young ladies one thillingl.fa carrying them from London Bridge to BlacUragr his legal fare being only 4d. Coats /4/161111T D IVIANZ•LAIN, MAT 13.--M/inst il _ in tolerable fupply, part from Scotland ; the Calm are moftly of fecond and ordinary qualities, bet having further arrivals of about 13.000 barrels 0 1 Flour from America, creates Co little demand, flag few tales are made, and fomewhat lower. Barleli tolerable quantities, and is a falling article. la dg likewife. In Peas and Beans !mall variation. Vol are many Oats at hand, ;twiny Foreign cargoes's', bet few fine t other farts are rather lower. Flow plenty. Fine American 425. to 455. per barrel. 0111111214111212•12111112 CY as 01213112 2 Wheat, 46. 6 04 75 4 per " Gray Peak ow 40 04 Fine DRIO. toe llos cod 911440. (M) 4s• 4 8 0111 „, 37. 4 24 06 Tick Ditt o ( old) 364 411v*, Barley, 3os 36461 Moots ass Jos Malt, bas 611 s PsYd gleto vs 3as White Peek (Boilers) 6os 66s Rape Seed, 1713 A Flat Float 60s so 651...4ce00ds sot to Oa, v.sAy will, it 4 Montrofe, At. ARCO ails who id Berrie. t Teem yet to be I to the Earl it, will be agaii Grant, the late lawn, and fuck :au for the nee pottage. 1 on the Surrei inn, is an odor. of the tolli, 'rorn which the) t of Jowl. liaments, in t meat I? 17 - - deetine) sop • tradid the repel laving been co? :h event boil week at Vent* rl winds, or id loath Seas, do .ondon. nee happened i Maiy, of Li •41 her voyage di nave,. Oh*