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attcmr :n, to cut been both mmander :ceded to from Btl. given up other na d the 7th. F the moft cre. By provifions larch, re- Montegro f the Set. :s. They mtier for. places by Albaniars the Mon- cafes, and goes over ood, haw. 'the Royal wielwia a and their few plea llrday real !r Rands at shard as a :aions with. of the death :MPEROIt a i in writing n (lone, cut for the new illield, fort is only the open book, Se, “Lsw." ftrutlion in by love for Ps aoa, as a encourage. de diamond INGS. otAY ro ladoo of Prise nent of Prise a (mood time of the Rate on the table. he Houle, that est at a Court they that fun.. Wet Eledtion dent, in order d to difpenfe ileelion Com ;tit Rate to the be complied is in which he Officer of the Monday next ; brtance in Int). Hun. Baronet d leave to be be Committee tbfence. rhtcla the N". 'bit to the or- Limns Wynne ay next from Elation nee have leave day. Ordered. the follow- cracion the cir warden. Chief eland ; menu-- r confideration ouity of I icaol. dfhip's family may be molt itiun on Mon v. arrant • Ihe . wni Pat, pted the O. e Eichequc. then prefet.t. he would be in Houk at four. e be bad given mit iiies taken ttion Pttition. on the 7th of at grounds, and : , -nfer:orn ce of ot the hicetiora tr,oft r cafe of 'clew wa4, t hat %rd, to making de,-1 ion what- • Je A rqu rt %JO - i• LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY IT. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Conf. 36—Roduced 33. 01131DiUtil I grew. Nothing has tranfpired in addition to what we Rated yellerday refpeCling the arrangement of the New Adminiaration ; only a new writ for the Uni. verity of Cambridge was moved for fall night in the Houfe of Common, Mr. PITT'S feat, according to rule, being vacated by his new appointment to Office. We (hall not amufe our Readet s by retailing all the aories circulated on the prefent occation. We believe, however, that we may fafely affert the change that has taken place in the Government has &lap Pointed not only the hopes of thole who were fo cla ruorous to remove Mr. ADDINGTON, but even the wakes of the majority of the nation. Many who con curred in every meafure adopted to overthrow the late Adminillration would have :seed far otherwife, had they forefeen what it has led to. We can only fay, they syere blind who could not forefee it. The Nation, however, will have Rill greater caufe to regret the change, if the arrangement it has given birth to, (hall be found to have engendered a fyilem of oppolition to every meafure. however falutary, merely becaufe it originates with a Miniary, formed differently from what was expeded by many of thofe who concurred in overthrowing the lA. Meafores fhould be looked to, and nr t men ; and the fird objed of every Member of Parliament ought to be, the preferving unimpaired thole glorious privi leges which have been handed down to us by our forefathers whenever they may be attacked, either by Miniflers or by Oppofition, by internal or by foreign foes. Whoever may be Minifters, while they aft thus, ought to be fupported ; when they aft otherwife, they ought to be reprobated by all virtuous men and true patriots. This morning arrived a Mail from New York and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Princes Au gufla Packet. Letters of a recent date from the Bahama 'Rands, Rate, that the French troops colleßed in the ifland of Cnba, who oceafioned fo much alarm to thofe Wands, are quitting the former, and proceeding in neutral 'ails either to France or to inure of the French co lonies. A Harnburgh mail arrived laa night. The only article worthy of notice is an intimation that Mr. Dealt had returned to Munich, there to wait the orders of his Court. Lall night we received Paris Journals of the 26th and 27th, and this morning thofe of the 28th ult. We mentioned fume time age, that Madam Boma , the mother of the FIST CoNstrx, had fet out for Italy ; a circumftance which might excite Come fufpicion, that (he did not confider the prefent (late of things, in France., as likely to be permanent. It now appears,that Luc,i.N B has exchanged Tome elates in France for others in Italy, belonging to Prince Jusrimiaiit. Does not this tend to flrengthen the idea that the family of Bo are not per. feed} , eafy in regard to the fate of his Confular Ma• jelly. Yeflerday, at twelve o'clock, his hliyamr, =Om. T. -lied by the glit Iry and Parnesssas, et - coned by a party of Light Rork, took an airing through Ox ford-flreet, the principal freers and fquares in Mary la-bonne, by Iflingtun, thtough feveral of the princi pal flreets in the city, over London bridge, through the Borough, and returned to the Queen's hook about two o'clock. His MAJIIITY was greeted with repeated buzzaa by the populace through the dill: rent neighbourhoods which the Royal - procenio likewife by the various charity fehools uh were perambulating the boundaries of the refpeetive parilhes, according to annual euflom, it being Holy 'l'liurlday. Ahnut three n'clo:-.k his Map STY gave audiences to the I,n‘n CH I%Cil 1114 arid Mr. PITT. On lVedncflay Mr. PITT d:n.:d with Lnrd 11AR ,.,7;1x ..Y. Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Ruffian Anibaffaclor :;ad an audience of Lord Haw FSbURY, at his Offize. Yea relay his Royal Highm.f, the Pettier of tVa , went down to Bracket Hall Oil a vilit, for tome days, to Lord and Lady Mt.t.souamr. I cllerday morning the nugtitz of Sat.tsrur.r left London for Hatfield. Lady Ricca Mitt!' gave a fplendid rout lan night at her h'ule in Bloornlburyilquare. A Petition from the Pokers of London and its vi• einity is now pending in the Houle of Commons, praying an increafe of'the fum allowed by the Al of ?ornament, for baking bread, on account of the great advance in the price of journeymen? wages, &c. Liss:CARD COMMITTEE.—The Lifleeard Commit tee, after 13 days fitting, and the mon minute and attentiwt: inveftigatinn of the feveral Petitions referred to them refpating the right of Elcair.n for the Bo rough of I.likeard, in the Cr.tinty of Cornwall, about fc it ycllerday came to feveral Refolutions ; die fubitAnce of which is as follows— T;,:t the ri c ht of el-Rion for the laid Borough is not in the in habitants paying, or 114t1IC to pay lent and lot : The thc right iif el, awn for the faiJ Bin...ugh, is in the Mayor tea Burzorcstt,,,,,t : That the r t.• .if tice!ian for Care Boroc ; I, ia not in the in 'al:a:arts s. Theft. R,.ll;,:irm‘, we !Live been ini•rmed, trerc arrita by a cc: rn.4j nitr. Mr. V. - iv &,: thr Ch:C:man, will make his Re :t te the lirdc this d•ty. N.f671C.1L INTELLIGEYCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WInd W. S. W. MEE. Du t. ARIL Du[ Dublin 1 t Hambiorgh a o Waterford o 2 Neve York a 0 The Brunfwick, —; Marquis of Wellefley, —; Marchionels of Exeter, —; Lord Nelfon, —; Marquis of Ely, —; Lady Jane Dundas, —; Princefs Charlotte, —; and Canton, —, outward-bound Eaa Indiamen, were left all well on the 12th of April, in lat. t 2. long. 25. by the Lae wilt° frigate, returned to Portfmouth. Perizawcs, Mar B.—LaR evening the Alert hired armed lugger, Captain Tucxta, pot in here in order to procure fearnen ; and the Refolution cutter, from the Eala•ard ; both of which failed this day on a cruize. This morning the Exchange and the Mary, of and from New Yarmouth, with malt for Liver pool, put in here wind bound, and remain, the wind being about North. PORTSMOUTH, MAY to.—Arrived the Nzmests man of war from Torbay ; Ocean tranfport, from Plymouth; and the LAPWING frigate from convoying the outward bound Eall India fleet to a certain dif• lance. Came up from St. Helen's the Qtrs., man of war of 98 guns. Dropt down to ditto, the Arm s• mil/ma man of war, of 64 guns. Sailed the Dscazis frigate, Captain ktrrllt trout), on a cruize off Cher burgh ; Pt.uro, to join the Havre fqttadron ; and the Srstowst.z. brig, on a cruize. Artived the Daerroao and Ravcie naval tranfports, from the Downs ; they bath got afhore in coming into harbour. Wind W. S. W. DIAL, Mat to.—This morning Rem Admiral Louis hoifted his flag on board the Aansar man of war. Sailed the Lena frigate, on a cruize. Arrived the DIV•STATIOII bomb, from Sheernefs; Huwaga armed !hip, from Plymouth ; May !loop of war, Jamaica and l'lststozzatirs frigates, from a cruize ; and remain in the Downs with the reft of his Maier. ty's !hips as per let, and a fleet of outward bound veirels.—P. S. Arrived and failed for the River, the Huddard, BAILEY, from Bombay ; and Difpatch, Loans°, from St. Michael's. Wind N. W. SH ttttt SS, MAY to.—Arrived his Majefty's fhip AMETHYST, Capt. CAMPBELL. Sailed the EAGLE, after being paid. The ATLAS is expeeted to come from Chatham daily: The is the Snell Ibip of her daft, (74 guns) in the navy: Captain Hors ha; the com mand of her. Captain Joyce, late of the Dtscovsay, is appointed to the Faros:airs, which (loop will be undocked to-morrow. The Qy ' cutter is taken into his Majefty'sfervice; and the Damts has come from Dover to be furecyed. YARMOUTH, MAY IQ—Arrived the Aurora, Moss, from Tonningen, under convoy of a gun.brig and a cutter ; the left Tonningen with a tranfport, with Hanoverian troops nn board, and a merchant wee) with goods, both of which are failed for London under convoy of the cutter. Paired in the Oiling a fleet of (hips for the Baltic, under convoy of an armed (hip and a gun-brig. Sailed the Cora, CAAR, for Oporto, with goods. Gatairocc, Mar B.—A brig paffed at a late hour night to Port Glafgow ; and another was leer. below (names unknown). Arrived here Lift night the Mary, Bruce, from Virginia. after a patrage of 35 days.—Arrived—the Juno, *Lea, at Newfound- land from hence; Marv, *Gregor, at Liibon, and George, Simplon, at New York , both from hence. Hacve, Aral*. ao.—The Batavian Government have received difpatches from Captain JANSSENS, dated at the Capc, Jar. *7. They Rate that the Ba• tavian ftwadren, under Admiral HARTSINIC, conlifl ing of two 68 gun (hips, one frigate of 36 guns, and one brig of a 4 guns, containing together 1284 men, had arrived there fate and in the bell condition ; and after taking on board one Imttalion from the Cape as a reinforcement, they proceeded on their voyage to Batavia. FROM 1.1 ONTVS 1 IST. CRAVI3LNII, MAY tr.—Paired by. the Atalantie, Jones !a prizc to tLe BeaeLr of twat ); Moreau, Roppt n. from Cadiz; Lord Arty. °ley, fount ; Friendfehaft. Ali.; and H. n- Boyinan, from Imbdeti.—Sailed, the Matilda, Judge, for I't mama , Ferfever.,n,e, Hayes, for Barbadoe.; Jofeph, Graves, for Trinidad; Chaplotte, Dalftram, for Catlta ; Lord Donnegal, Dillon, for Belfait ; Pegaffus, Gruk, for Varcil; Vrow Rita, —; June, Croft ; Aurora, Schweitter ; Vrow Maria, ; aul'Fwe Gentler., —, for Tonningen. ARP,. o—Off Dover. Fortitude. Dunbar, from Grenada—At Falmouth, Amelia, Nl.Donnell. from Virginia—At Fluffunr, (*.do, Border, from ditto—At I.ivcrpool. Mary, Harron, from New Yot It—Off St. Croix, Cato. Fool. r. from I..adon—At '1 obago, kotalia, Fergufan, from dire—At Grenada, I - limn Dougl a; and Lady Prt.ny, Burzrf., Frnu. I.onlon—At St. Viorrne., Mag- net, Comm:lade, trt re Gibraltar; and Dart, Hobland, from Wil mington—At Bartiadoes, Cokimhus, Findlay, from Dublin ; and Ealing Grove, Stole. from London—At Bahamas, Prineds I has beth, totrzflaile, from ditto. Captain Gossptim, of the VILLS DV PARIS, is ar pointed to CUMTII4IIJ the .taco frigAtt in the Mrdt• terrAnean ; and Captain Ifau.nw•tt, to the Ttca►, of 84 guns, at Plymonth. Captain Jonv Ri ii., of the Rota! •, ap pointed to the command of the Sea Fencibles, At Dundte. The Dirt:lors r.f Greenwich Hof - pita! have incteaf ed the number of learnn's fans educated in the 11.1. pital. Fifty bnys are abut to be admitted to the eflablithment. The follnwing is a hfi cf the Sca Fenc.ibles fm the Severn divinnn : Men. Bnftol thvlion, under the cornatand of Capt. Sotheby 417 C•lnnerittr. An Capt. &Ae • ;1' Cbt yttow, Jo. • • :1 • Tot bl, gR 1 Lift riMay tl.e S 11",iry V”ltin!teri vrtAre:d from rat ci! . pertn.rnert duty at S,..uth/rll; , t. n. —SA!nIJAy t! c) armed at WlRCheler. •here iLey and proc:cd‘U vz tlittl much on Monday to r.. lOLUNTEERS. The affensblage o Volunteer Regiments in Hyde Park yelterday, by fir exceeded any thing of the kind that has been witneffed fince his Majarrir re viewed the Volunteers in Oftober lA. By ten o'clock the following line, which was extended from Cumberland Gate towards Hyde Park Corner, was drawn out. Duke of Cumberland's Sharp Shooters. Captain BAIIPICII. Major General BUIE ARIA, Cray's•lnn Rifle Corps. Captain Cocoa. St. Andw . St. James's Prince of and St. Regiment. Wales's George's Regiment. Regiment. Lord Lieut. Co- Li!uten- AblittßlT load AN- ant Cot. MAJot CINICIIAL Lentes. Law it egi. Royal Ma- Blooms - mar. ry.le-Bone bury Re. Regiment, &neat. Lt. Col. Lord Lieut. Hon T. DunoAN. Colonel. Elmira. NON. COI. DIZWI. RILADIR. On the arrival of his fitiyal Highnefs the Duke of YORK, attended by Lord HARRINGTON, General 'BURRARD, and a numerous train of General and other Staff Officers, the whole line prefented arms, their colours waved on the ground, while their re rpeftive bands played " God fare the KING " Af ter palling in front, the Dues repaired to near the centre of the Great Park, and faw the whole ad vance and retire in line, and individually make a charge to the front, or a lint of mark compared of ferjeants from the different corps. The St. James's, being on the tight, came firft to the charge, and with tolerable fuccefs gut through ; but the Prince of Wales's, and St. Andrew's, awing to fome mifma nagiment, were ordered to try again, which they did with much improvement. Colonel EasiciNEN and Ln:cl DU ROAN won's Regiments were above tar. The Ploornibury made their charge lap, and an a veteran (kyle. The Brigade now proceeded to Buckden bill, and experienced, as they have chi former occafions, much difficulty in getting fo many men in line over deep ditches. The tile companies covered their advance, and as loon as the Intl line was formed, they rallied to the front with charge) bayonets, to cover the for mation of the zd line, who, on their being colleCted together, preff.d forward as a referve to the (harp (hooters and front line, the former of which, having the fuppofed worft fide of the battle, lay on their hacks, while the infantry paled over them in line:— This pref:nted a view very much like a real aftion, for the regiments palling over and leaving the !harp fhooters lying on the ground, exhibited as near as poifible, the field of laughter, they looking like fo many fuldiers cut off as the Brigade advanced. The regiments, after changing their front, paired the Duke of YORK in open tit der, officers fainting, &c. and marched out of the park at the different gates. The ground was kept by a detachment of the Guards, and every part of the park was crowded with beauty and faihion. Among the Ladies of dif tinCtion we noticed the Counteffes of HARLINGTON, C•RHAMPTON, and AsHBURINAM ; Ladies ELLEN- Rnaut/Gl4 ; ANN STANHOPE TAYLuR, and A. S. STANN^pI. Rms. Fewest,Lits.—At about ten o'clock yeller day morning this excellent body of men, command ed by Commodore Lucas, took water at the Tower. and were accompanied by the 7th battalion of Loyal London Volunteers, under the command of Major Power. The Fencibles were about boo in number, and the Volunteers about 400. They advanced up the River in the following order :—Six gun boats in a line, in front, to protal the infantry in their ad vance and to cover their landing, two boats with a brafs cannon each, and two boats with a band and drums and fifes followed. Fifteen launches then ad vanced abreall, with the Volunteers on board and fe• veral of the Fencibles. The rough and hardy lock and the plain neatnefs of the chefs of the latter at traded particular notice. Each boat had fourteen oars, or (weeps, which were all manned by the Fencibles. Though the fmooth water of the Thames is not well fuited for a difplay of nautical (kill, this we may with confidence affect, that even in that con fined fituation they difplaycd fuch maniine(s and dex tetity as could not puffibly be equalled by any fel of men in Europe but by the natives of thefe The rapidity with which they darted along at each Broke, the regular order in which they preferved their two lines acrofs the River, and the correCt time which each boat preferved within ;dell, in the fea thering of fourteen oars exactly at the fame intlant, was elreedinsly pleating to every fpeClator, and many were fern to enjoy a portion of fell vanity in the perfo:mance, and fay, •• Where will you get their Lilaws ?' They fired leveret Got at various intervals, as they went up, arid when they came to Chelfea, they fined a falute in honour 41 the veterans they paged. When they came to the Eight Bell-, near Putney, the Putney and Roehampton Volunteers were diteovered lining the beach, and polling a de tachment upon a little bridge, which they would have to pals if landed. The guns on hoard the boats were exceedingly well ferved : they kept up a con- Rant cannonade, and thole on the beach poured in glacial midi complete volleys upon the boats. At length, however, the fuperiority of numbers and the heavy weight of metal prevailed, and filenced the fire of the 'Mall arm.. The light infantry were firll difembaravd, tome ikirmiPling then edited, and it was not until the whole had landed that the Rue hampton and Putney fell back. The volunteers then marched up to Wimbledon Common, where they had a grand field day. After they had fume refrefhment the teraiLlex again praelifed the working of their guns wail the vi lunteers returned. The whole came doss n (lie River in the fame order in which they went up, wuh n.tilk playing and colours flying. They the volunteers at Blacktriars about eight o'i.l, , ck in the evening. The day was very favour able. The River above Bridge was literally covered with boats, and, though it mull be very obvious that it one of the heavy gun boats was to come athwart any a.f the little fluff. that are generally feen upon the River, it would be immediat:ly run dawn:yet fuch WAi the regularity and (kill of thofe in the greater boats, that ri , a a tingle accidtnt • ceurred. CAD PIICAOF DAY OV %IMIL[D'"• C0?4,41CN. The folhk mg volunteer corps of foot sided in bri g I C together on a nether part of the ccmmt.ti (ntar:r W.iliblt.lon) while the 7th London regimtnt were exereiting : MottlAkr. Pirney, Wandfvtorth, Wim. Roehampton, R.chm• - •nd, Kew, Kan an! Pet' , MARI, With the four following troops of cavalry • Richmond, Wimhleion, Wandfworth, and aapham. They were mnimandeii by Lieutenant-Colonel ILEX. sacs, cornmaediag thc brigade; before Col. HaaoY. •I e infperng °Seer. Thefeeorps ;we lade are brigaded thus every fortnight t and no CO . ces them will quellion their being often thus cited. The various maneeuvres of the whole br were executed with as great a precifina as if ',ad been one tingle corps. There we, not a I initance of confittion or mißake through the s day. The cavalry are uncommonly well noon and mule a very fine appearance. A great no of 11,taAtot s alto attended this exercife ; and the I mon exhibited a very curious and intereßing feel thefe two military parties. THE FRIEND THAT'S AWA. The Winter fat kng on the Spring tithe year, Our deed-time was late, and our Milling was dear; My Mither tint heart when Ibe look'd on at a' ; And we thought apo' them that were bereft airs! 01 were they but here that are farelt sin ! 0! were they but here that are dear to ua a'! Our .area wou'l teem hest, and our farrow+ but fine, if they were but here that are far free as a' ! Lilt week, when our hope. were o'crcloucted wi fear, And nu ant at Isaac 'lie dill profpea to cheer ; Our Johnie has written, free far away parts, A Inter that use and bids up our heart/ ; He faya, " My dear Midler, the' I be awe', In love and affeetion I'm itill wi' ye a's " While I hs'e a beings yefe aye lia'e a In', " Wi'plcssty to keep out the frog and the diaw." My Mither, o'erjoy'd at this change In her Ilate. By the bairn that ihe dogged on early and late, G,'e. thanks, night and day, to the Myra or a', There's been ow:thing unworthy o hiss that's awl! Then, here is to them that are far free as a', The friend that neer fad Its, the' Welt awe! Health, peace, and protptrity. Wait on as el Acid a blytbe cooing luau to the friend that's BOW From the accounts laid before the Hank of C mons, it appears that the quantity of Wine imps and remaining under bond the gth of January was rz,"7E2 tuns. The amount of the Duties upon the espor Britifh Linens from Great Britain, for the half 3 ending the sth of January sSos, was 1,4031. :so. and fot the whole year ending the sth of Jano 1804. 234781. ss. The probable annual , produce of the Duties poled on the profits 'riling from Property, Pr lions, Trades, and offices, is animated at blicio,oc By returns made to the Hoare of Commons, it pears that the quantity of Raw Sugar imports the year 1803, was 3,164030 cwt. of whir.h 415843 cwt. was exported in a raw and refitted Rate, mal the confurnption of this conntry ammo to 1,433 cwt. the whole paying a duty of 5,133,3831.35. Tnefday the otter hnuads of Mr. Catena' Leominfter. killed. in Monkland sill-poed. an t of extraordinary fite; it meaftwed front the nal the end of the tail four feet ten blebs% and motif 3411 b. This animal was Cappoied to be nearly' I years old, and to have dearoyed a ton of fills yea Mat. T. 01/IT HUNTER'S BaLs..—On Wednei evening. this fafhionable Lady gave a grand ball ifupper, at her houfe, in Mancheaer.fquare. The room, which is very elegant, was on the above r ing fitted up with all poffible taße and fplendout The floor was chalked in a beautiful and appropt manner, and the chandeliers and loans were ma ficent. At half afer eleven o'clock, the ball opened with Sir David Hower Blip, by the Ear Agoras and Lady GUALGIA3III Clem. the sec plifhed daughter of the Marquis of SAL:saver. I followed about a dozen couple, amcoLakc. whom o Earl of Sefton - Lady A. M. Earl of Clootnell - Lady L. Carry. Mr. rune - Lady C. Henilltan. Mr. Stanhope - - Lady E.Villicru. Lord A. Hamilton - Mils Fitzroy. Cuinnd Churchill - Mio Beresford. Loral Villiers - - Lady S. Fine. About two o'clock the company, 150 in nom partook of an elegant (upper, which con fi ned every dricacv. At three the :lancing recommei with Sir Hvgb friOnISONSf.YI Red, and concluded other Reels and Strathfpeys at half after fix it morning. The number of ladies prefent excel that of the Gentlzmen two to one ; they were all gantly dreffed, the lovely boners in particular ; wore a drefs of crape covered with Spaaitb flies, ornamented with gold cords and Reel bugles, the enfetable was beautiful in the extreme. ROY AL ACA DI T . —2BO. The Vale f Trade, iM —R FR t/ IA I N a.—This furnithes to the 'magi is more the idea of a Dutch tea-garden than of the cadianfcene fo richly defcribed by the Clain Po neither is tLe mere execution of the picture the general produCtions of this art& 166. Portrait of a Lady.—S. WOODTORDT, A. very well drawn figure, but the attitude is too ck copied from that of Madame Tallien, by a Pr Artift, and which has been engraved and publi tome time fence. 264-2 - s.—Portraits of Cattl.•.—S. C Finely pAinted reprecentations of force of the hi fed ar.imals which were lately exhibited by our qu graziers. The delineations appear incorrect, fron Joann ion which the creatures had undergone peel to theirprois for du ir piltures. 293.—Miffidcra.— R. LiTtsair.--No fnbjed ever more hackneyed than this from onr mos Thornton ; but we do not think that Mr. Li• in the relent inflance, has run away with the from many of his predeceff rs ; it is, howe►er, may he called a pretty dart. 211. lbsar and ?Ilmarl.-=l3. Weir, R.. A.— is the pielure which was left year trade the fu of fn much difpute between the Prefident and Academy. It is, we believa, almoft entirely re ted, and is beautifully deli/I*d, and richly colon the esprefGon in the face of the tick child is par lady well conceived and exeented. 133. VW' I Weet.—Sir GEO. BEAUMONT, 1 Th,s is a very fine (ketch ; fear of the prudtatior p ottifinnal men is the prefent exhibition are equ it It would gee u. great plealure to lee a tip plture from the bands of the worthy Baronet; Are cnnvinccd he would do as much jutice tc complzsioo u to the forms of auare.