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(and this without refpe!t to prirateinterefls and particular privi- I , vs) the benefin rtfulting frcm the Imperial Decree of Aug. t, r::ifent pear -7 . - - Decrees as follows, to be executed throughout the whole extent of the Empire : Art. t. All ..uthorifed commercial houfes for receiving conlign- Iry nts Mall have and exercife equal and limtlar rights, agreeably to the favour granted by the aiiove.mentioned law. 2. Confjpiently, according to the principle of the preceding ar ticle, each confignee 'halt be permitted, in his turn, and following the ceder of the number affixcil to his commilEon, to WI and have She refponfibilitv of •foreign veffels. g.. 1 his dittribution (hall be calculated fo that no authorifed configree, however favoured, or whatever his claim, mall re ceive a number of veirel I exceeding thole received by other con fiznses. 4. According to the preceding article, each merchant alieady conitnifliened is required to I/Went M. patent to the Secreta ry General of tin. Government, who will give to it the requilite formality. Done at the Imperial Palace, Sept. 6. IMPLRIAI. DECREE. Jrc zycs T. Emptror of Hari, Commander in Chief of the t my, by the Giace of GOD, and the Conititutional Law of the tate, Dtfirous of teltraining the frequent abufcs in the receipt of the duties of importation and t xportation ' as alfo in the receipt of the tax of one fourth levied on the territo rial produce : Cool - Aerie , : the nectffity of reltriCting the exportation of fpecie to foreign commits: Contidering, moreover, the neecflity of inflieting upon fraudu lent (peculators and public dilapidators, punilhments comments., rate w ith the crimes they commit— Decrees as follows, to be carried into effc6t throughout the whole extent of the empire: Arr. r. Every vi.ffel which (ban be difcovered trefpaffing againft the laws, either as it relates to the duties of importation, or of exportation, hall, together with her cargo, be confifcatcd for the benefit of the Rate 2. When a veffel Mall be furpeCted of fraud, the armed force small be called upon 1 y the adminittrator of the place, who, rif- Oiled by the Colic& r of the Cultom•houfe, and in prefence of the Comptroller and th Commandant of the place, (hall proceed to the unloading and examination thereof in the ftridelt manner; a procefc verbal of which &di be drawn up, and immediately forwarded to the milliner of finances. 3. Every colledtor of a place in which a veffel iball be feixed for fraud, either on account of the duties of importation or of exportation, fhaU be deprived of his property, and puuilhed with the utmoft rigour of the law. 4. Every authorifed mercantile houfe receiving configotnents, bound to make known to the admioißrator of the place, before the weird configned to it he permitted to fail, the amount of the Pale of her cargo, in produce; and the furplus of the fpecie which it has not been able to convert into produce, (hall be depofited in the Treafury : a receipt for the amount thereof ihall be given by the Grid Adminiftrator, payable in produce of the place, at the entreat prices, and to the order of the hearer. 3. The confignees flail be required to produce (in addition to the Rate of duties made out by the Catheter upon the cargo of each veffel) the permits for the fate thereoforhich mall be depofit ed in the Office of the Adminiftrator. _ _ 6. Every foreign veffel Ihali be required, within twenty-four hours after her arrival in any port, to declare her intention of dif poling of the cargo there, or of tailing to another port. 7. Every individual who fhall be convidted of having purehafed goods without receiving a regular permit therewith, than be int. priloned fix months, and his property confifcated. 8. Eva y holder of a permit to difpok of his goods, is required to depofit it in the Revenue Office (brrears dc, domain); a quantity of new permits. proportionate to the amount of goods he may have on band, thatl be delivered to him. 9. Every Haytian, of whatever rank or profeffion he may be, who fhaU he convicted of having fold produce before having paid the rent of his farm, tke impolt of one-fourth, and the proportion receivable by tlic cultirwors, Mall be protecuted criminally. to. hvery ode remirg or owning a farm, Hull be obliged to carry the amount of the one-fourth belonging to the cultivators, to the Office of the Juftice of the Peace, to be then divided amongft them, in his pretence, and in that of the Commandant of the place, who (hall both certify the account of fake of the Paid farmers or proprietors. Done at the Imperial Palace, Gonaives, Sept. 23, 1801. (Signed) DL3SALINIS. LONDON. SA'T'URDAY, PRICE OF STOCKS THIS Cambia, for Jan. 61—Re Tacheq.lllll,, PRICE 01. STOCI Sault Stork IECEMBER '4. )AY AT ONE O'CLOCK. 'aced 60--Onulium 64*. iar Is. prem. S YESTERDAY: India 80..ds par Is. prem. Imp. 3 p..r Cent 59 Exch. Bills, par ts. diL z prem. Omnium 61 prem. Englilh Tickets, 191. 17s. Conf. Oar acc 61i 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. that 3 per Cent. C. An. 6of 59- 1 1 6o 4 per Cent IA Per Cent. 1 4 ;ry diut 5 per Cent. 1 797 , 99 :1 Long Ann. 17 t-z 6 17 COURSE OF Amitenlatn 35 i t a Ul. Do. at fight 35 Rotterdam 11 8 a Uf. Harnburg,h 33 1 21 Altoona 33 2 2t Parise day's date 25 4 liv. Paris - as t 2 a tIC 7 .XCHANGE. Cadiz pap Naples t Dine 33 elf'. Genoa 484 Madrid pap Lifbon 62 Ditto 30 dl. I Oporto 624 Bilboa 35 eff. Dublin 124 Leghorn 33 - i Cork 13; Veniseso }byres Mai dredliv.i prr L Reding. Tolland 5-} per Cent. - - Bourdeaux 25 z 3 ditto AO) on the Bank of Therfday afternoon, failed from Torbay, with a fmart breeze from the North, his Majeny's (hips under the command of Admiral CORNWALLIS, con fining of— Ville de Paris, San jofef, Hibernia, Warrior, Impetnettz, Triumph, Prince George, Captain, Plantagenet, Barlieur, Dragon, and Princefs Royal, Malta, Adrian cutter, to refume their nation off Brett. • Yeflerday, after our p. per was at prefs, difpatches were received at Lord MULGRAVIA Office, from Embden, dated the ill ;Aunt, Rating, that on the 2 zd ult. an order from Iris Pruffian Majelly had been received by the Magiftracy of that city to admit the 13ritifh troops, and to afford them every poffible ac commodation, on their arrival in that quarter. Thefe difpatches conta.n no accounts from the feat of war of a later date than thole we have already publifhcd. Intelligence has, however, been received of a later date, brought by a veffel which arrived yeflerday in the River, from Holland ; but we cannot take upon us to determine the cl:gree of credit to which it is en• tided. The account be ought by :his vefrelllates, that in confequer.ce of the propoiltion fubmitLed by his Pruffian Majefty to the Emperor of the French, "fuf pagirm of arm forfix week: had &en agreed to ty the Bel ligerent P6WerJ,fr: the pur t sofe of afarefing inn: to Pik the Aegis of a negotiation for a treaty of peace. We fhall not indulge in fpcculations on intelligence that may prove altogether unfounded. Tl,•c Ham burgh Mails, of which three are now due, may be expeaed to arrive before Monday, arid will probably enable us to lay before our Readers fume important details. To effer unfounded conjeaures would be infulting to our Readers. New York Papers were yeilerday received, to the date of Nov. 17.—Their contents are rather interen ing :—The public mind is now agitated in a eonft derabie degree by the fear of a rupture with Spain. We have extracted fome.paffages on this fubjeCt from the New York Papers. Congrefs will meet in the first week of next month, when this bufinefs will be taken into eonfideration.—The yellow fever has now entirely fubfided, and no apprehenfion of its return this year are entertained. Yellerday morning, about ten o'clock, his nuts- Tv left Key for Wiudfor. Yefterday morning the Dukes of Yoax, KENT, and CAMBRIDGE, vilited her MAJESTY and the Princeffes. —Soon after twelve her MAJESTY and the Princeffes left the (teen's Palace for Windfor. We underhand his MaJssry has been pleafed to appoint the Duke of CAMBRIDGE Governor of Ha nover; and his Royal Highnefs will fet off on Thurf day for that place. Lord HEATHPIELD attended his MAJESTY to Co vent Garden Theatre on Thutfday night as Gold Stick, for the &II time fence his appointm:nt to that office, on the refignation of Lord CATHCART. Mifs DASHWOOD attended her MAJESTY for the Gra time, upon the fame occalion, as a Maid of Honour, in the room of Mifs BYNG, refigned in confegnence of her marriage. Her marriage being with the con. fent of her MAJESTY, we underhand the was gra cioully pleated to prefent her with a marriage portion of wool. Sir SYDNEY SMITH, with a large party, dined yef terday with Mr. LUBBOCK, ia Duke-drcet, Wanda [ler. Among the Naval Charaners who appeared at the Admiralty yelterday, were three men belonging to the Temeratre, one of whom, in the late engagement, carried the Englifh Jack round his neck on board one of the enemy's (hips, and planted it in room of that of the enemy. Thurfday Lord HAWSES/WRY Signified by letter to the Prefident, pro import., of the Royal Academy, that it was his Majesty's intention to ere& a Montt. went to the memory of Lord NELSON in St. Paul's Cathedral. A general attembly of Artitls has in confequence been fummoned by the Secretary to meet a -morrow, when tuch artists as choofe to furnifh modals will be defired to prepare them for his Ma jetty's approbation. As 'et there has not been any order iffued relative to the funeral proceffion of the remains of our im• mortal Naval Hero. The outfide coffin, however, is completed, as far as the art of the carpenter can extend, his to be covered with velvet, enriched with a number of efcutcheons, expreffive of his Lord. (hip's various honours in a heraldic point of view. The Court Martial upon Sir R. CALDEa will be hell in a few days. at Portfmouth, on board the Prirtce of Wales, and not the Gladiator, the fhip on board of which Court Martial, are ufually held. The Captain of the French fhip Swiftfure, was ex amined on Wednefday, at Portfmouth, as to the cap ture of that fhip off Cape Trafalgar, which is necef fary previous to condemning the fhip as a prize to the captors. He merely Paid, '4 That he could not help it—he was obliged to ftrike—and that he loft all he had." The Fourth Regiment of Dragoon Guards have received orders to leave Canterbury for Chicheller and Arundel. Thurlday morning the &ft divilion proceeded on their route. This regiment will be replaced by the 4th, or Queen's own. The Lift accounts from Bengal Rate, that two ad ditional Regiments of Native Cavalry are added to that eftablifhment, which are to be denominated the 7th and Bth Regiments of Native Cavalry. The ice, yenerday, in St. James's-fipare, was two inches thick ; the confedioners were bufily employed in filling their ice-houfes. The edges of the Serpen tine River were frozen, but no perfon was ardy enough to venture on it. As Lady LADE was palling yefierday, in her car riage, through Newcafile-tireet, Strand, the horfes fell, and the carriage was nearly overturned. Her Ladythip was handed out apparently much alarmed, until the carriage was put to rights, when fhe return ed ir•.:o it, and drove off in fatety. A hackney coachman was convicted in the penalty of 40s. with coils, yellerday, at the Police Office, Wor thip-lireet, for abuting a gentleman, and eza ding more than his regular fare. On the 17th September died, at St. Vincents, the PnnourAble DRCIY OTTLEY, Prelident, and Chief Plaice of that Colony. In the abfence of the Gover nor, a short period pall, the cares of the adminiftra tinn had, a fecond time, devolved upon him ; which afforded an opportunity for the difplay of thofc re finzd political talents, of which, united with princi pies of the highell integrity, be was fo eminently pniread. The grateful inhabitants, on his formetly relinquithing that dation, bore teftimony to the up rightnefs of his conduet, by the molt confpicunus marks of elteem and veneration. To him, all ranks in this fociety were molt cordially attached. As a public charatter, he was temperate and judicionc. To a mind naturally acute and difcriminating, and an e(iticatinn molt liberal and complete, he added an experience of nearly thirty years in the affairs of that illand. In private life his difpnfirion was equally amiable. To his dependants, cfpecially his negroes, he was a molt humane and benevolent matter. When unoccupied by the duties of his public nation, he mingled in the domeltic circle or in fcenes of mirth and conviviality; his manners and his converfatinn were the delight and admiration of his friends. So vetted in general literature and lb profound a rea• loner in the more ablirufe fubjetts of fcientific re fcarch, he was calculated either to infirucl as a phi. lofopher or to fafcinate as a companion. There are the faint traces of the honell man we have fb recently loft ; whole death every individual in that Colony will feel, and long, very long deplore ! that fuch a man has been, will afford a confolotary leffon to his countrymen ; but that he is, now, no more, will be a melancholy reflation to all, but molt to thole who knew him belt. PATRIOTIC F&)7li. The Editor having received the fubjoined letter, thought it his duty to hand it to the Committee of the Fund, that the anfwer might appear along with the query from cur Constant Reader. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Saa—Permit me, through the medium of your pa per, to requal the Committee appointed for th:t ma nagement of the Patriotic Fund, to nate to the Pub lic what is done with the interelt which arifes from the fubferiptions, till the money is paid to the brave Defenders of Old England. lam induced to trsm ble you on this fubjed, having heard frequently a doubt exprefred relative to the proper difpofal of it ; and am, Sir, A CONSTANT ARAMS. LLOYD'S, DECEMBER 13. Sta—ln anfwer to the enquiry made .by your Cunflant Reader, I beg to inform you, that the In terca which is received on the Subfcriptinn Money for the Patriotic Fund, has been, and is regularly, every quarterly payment at the Bank, carried to the general Stock cf the Fund. There is at prefent veiled, of the original or Sat Subfetiption Money— C.ty t,OOO Coals, loop= Reduced, 1,800 Long Annuities; The Interell on which has been received, and amounted, at the Lill Qcarter in Oftober to mop'. which fum is added to the General Fund, and ap propriated to its interefts and purpofes. The fame mode will be purfued in the New Col. !aligns now making, and the amount will be laid out in Exchequer Bills, or the Public Funds, as may be thought molt advifable, till called for. I am, Sir, your's, &c. 7. P. WELSFORD. Yefterday a Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall, prefent the Lord Mayor, fix Alder men, the Sheriffs, and about one hundred Common ers. The minutes of the laf Court were read.— The Lord Mayor laid before the Court a letter he had received from Admiral Sir R. STRACtiAN, ex preflive of his thanks for the honour done him by the Court in voting him a fword, and the freed - in of the City. Alfo a letter from Mrs. DAMES, which were read and ordered to be entered on the journals. Several dockets were foaled. A petition, or memo rial was prefented from the Ward of Farringdon Within, praying to have the Ward divided, the fame as Farringdon Without, which was referred to a Committee to examine and report. The Thanks of the Court were voted to the Rev. Airmtsw HATT, M. A. Chaplain to the Right Ho- nourable the Lord Mayor, for his excellent fermon preached at St. Parl's Cathedral on Thurfday the gth instant, being Thinkfgiving Day ; and he was requefied to print the fame, and caufe a copy thereof to be fent to each Member of the Court. _ A Report was read from the Committee of City Lands, recommending the fale of the office of Junior Attorney of the Mayor's Court, upon which an Amendment was moved, that it be fold divelled of the Clerkthip of the • Court of Common Council, which was carried by a great majority. The Committee of City Lands prefented a Report about Smithfield Market ; but the Court confidering it only an impediment to carrying the Orders of the Court for an immediate applicatiun to Parliament into execution, voted that it do lie on the table. A Report from the Port Committee relative to the Bills ofthe Offices in obtaining the feveral As of Parliament fur the Well India Docks, ana , ,unting to 17,6101. on account of the Court's being fo thin, was adjourned over to the next Court. Mr. S. thrum gave notice of a motion to vote a fom of money at the next Colin to the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's. for the relief of the Seamen woun ded, and the Widows and Orphans of fuch Seamen, Marines, and others, who fdl in the very important vidory of the 2 IR of Oetoblr, by the &kith Fleet over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain, under command of the ever to be lamented Vice Admiral Lord Vitcount A Court of Aldermen will be he'd on Tuefday next to fwear in the Searchers and Sealers of Leather to 111ue Wardmote Precepts for St. Thomas's Day, and to hear fundry appeals, &c. Monday, Tuefday, and Wednefday, was held at Bath, the Anniverfary of the Bath and Well of Eng land Society, for the encouragement of Agricul cure, Arts, Manufastures and Commerce, when on the refignation of the Duke of BEDFORD, BENJAMIN HOBNOU se, Efq. M. P. was unanimously chofen Pre fident of that Inttitutios. SMITHFIELD CATTLF•SHEW.-t—Yefterday the Ex hibition of Cattle, in Barbican, was attended by a great number of the moll reffieflable Patrons of Agri culture t among whom we noticed, His Grace the Duke of Bedford; Earls Darnley, Mansfield, and Aylelbury; Lords Somerville, Wm. Ruffell, and Digby; the Hon. Mr. Barnard Howard; ' Anthony Luarhmere, William Praed, George Talbot, Cullen Smith, Win. Child,' homas Frank lin Lewis, Robert BrudeneU, William Gri.fin, Edmund Morris, F.. T. Waters, Thomas Hulcct, Henry Hort Henley, Thomas Pickford, William Runciman, John Higgins, Thomas Lloyd, George Bolton, William Watkins, ice. Dean udley; Alderman Flower; Meffrs. Brogden. W. Smith, Jay, Lefton, M•Dougal. Plat, Clayton, French, Parrot, Warmington, J. Lomas, Berge, Fdgel, J. Vi'ellear, Giblet, R. Ansley, J. Farey, B. Farey, Ludlow, Joblin, &c. About four o'clock the Club received the following additional Members at Freemafon's Tavern : Sir John Sinclair, Samuel Whitebread, Efq. Colonel Beaumont, Mr. Marley, William i.e Anionic, Efq. Mr. Conyers, Edward 'llamas Waters, Thomas Hußeit, Edward Ludlow, hufeby Clea ver, William Payne, Henry Hoft Henley, Mr. Porter, Mr. Wat kins, Pints Dormer, James Malcolm, John Pewitt, William Runciman, William Mufton, Edward Platt, &c. At five o'clock, About thirty Members of the Club fAt clown to an escellent dinner, his Grace the Duke of BEDFORD in the Chair. - After the a King." the Queen and Family," " Patdpethy to the Smithfield Club," the ufual tou tire ci agricultural toalls were drark, theMatquis of llucKittomAN, Lord SACKVILLS, NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE: MAILS THIS DAY— Wind ARR. DOZ. ARR. DIM Dublin I Hamburgli o 3 Waterford o 4 Lithon 0 Gottenburgh o 8 FALMOUTH, Dac• l I.—Sailed the Lord Hobart packet, Maze, and Piince of Wiles packet, Matt eis, for Lifbon, with mails; Windfor Cattle packet, SUTTON, for Jamaica, with mails ; Haddock fcboo ner, —, for Jamaica ; Speedwell, Luco, for Swanfea ; Bofcaille, Arw mt., for Padflow ; and Roebuck, Wavraas, for Bidekrd.—Wind N. PLYMOUTH, DEC. ta.—Came in the Humphreys, of London, Capt. YOUNG, from Q2ebec, laden with timber, &c. &c. for this port ; and the Mary, Capt. RUNDLE, and John and Sarah, —, from Cork. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 13. —Sailed the ALl:moat Soot), Captain HENNIKER,. and LOCUST gun b. Lieut. GEDGE, on a cruize.—lt bleb• a very heavy gal: yeßerday, and feveral (hips drifted, but there was no particular damage dune. Dov;t, Dec. t3.—Arrived, with the lofs of two anchors and cables, leaky, and fah torn to pieces, the brig Nordfiern, Cart. &stew, of Krageree, in Norway, bound to Tonningen, with a cargo of rai fins, from Malaga. His M +jelly's (hip VICTORY (Lill rern3ins at anchor pet to the Weftward of this port, being prevented from getting into the Downs by a ftrong wind front the N. E. Juil come in, with the lofs of anchor and cable, the fmack De Jaffa Karnme, with wool, for London from St. Andero. DEAL, DEC. 13.—Sailed the 0 rrsa Imp of war, for Seaford. Rem.tin in the Downs, the Edgar, Utrecht, Trurty, Antelope, and Romulus, men of war; Devaliation, Volcano, Zebra, Explofion, Hecla, and Profpero, bombs ; Amaranthe and Cygnet, (loops of war; Archer, Bruiser, Bloodhound, Firm, Fla mer, Exertion, Jackal!, Minx, Pincher, Sparkler, Tickler, Urgent, Bold, Confiant. and Watchful, gun brigs ; Phofplsornus, Ignition, and Thread, fire veffcls; many tranfports; and the Integrity, GARD. N sa, for Montferratt. The 7.. bra bomb has loft her bowfprit., Wind N. N. W. ronderate weather. GIEENOCR, DEC. 11.—Arrived at Port-Glafgow, on Sunday, the fchooner Nancy, Gamma., from Halifax in 25 days. On the 16th ult. in lat. 44. 32. long. 54.. fell in with the Seal of Trinity, Count', from Halifax, bound to Newfoundland, which veal had been blown off the coati, with the lofs of all her fails, had (prong a leak, and the half of the cargo had been thrown overboard ; took out the crew, oonfiaing of the mailer and three men—the veffel mull have gone down &only after, as (he was then making a great deal of water. On the tit infi. lat. 50. 41. long. 32. fpoke a brig from Q2t bee bound to Plymouth, but could not learn her name. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRATIMEND, the Rene wall, Cromartie, from Barbadoes, Speedy, Sail!. from Sr. Vineents; and the Ed mond, Peterfon, from Liftr.u..—Sailed the Auguftus Czfar, Bell, fur Jamaica: Mary, Phillips, fer Waterford; Spring, Cummings, for Cork ; Vrow Agnetba, Bohn= ; Geute Briton:lg, Rink ; Jonge Peter, Weyer . • Elizabeth, Gruyt, and the Vrow Catharina, Jacob*, for Hamburg h. _ _ The convoy that was expedltd to take the fleet from New foundland, appoint d to fail from thence for Portugal on the woth, had not arrived there on the aid. fo that all the veffels then wait ing these would p:obably fail without convoy. The llanovcr Planar, Phillip. from Briftol for St. Kites, is on fhore in the River, and full of u-. ter. Th e iiegeutcr., 1 =hart, from 11 ihnington for Liverpool, has put Into St. Michael's, and is con.'t nuke: there. The Conunerce, BMW! for Newfoundland, has put into Cowes with &mg.:. A letter has been received in town, Dating, that the Ganges, Capt. RAND. hum the Weft Indies, had foundered at lea. The Ganges was one of the fineft (hips in the Leeward Wand trade, and failed from Tortola on the gilt of July, under convoy of the Ixt.usratous. She was luppufed to have been cap: tured by the Rochefort fquach on—but the letter re ceived on Thurfday Dates, that he foundered at fea in one of the heavy gates the tit-et experienced on its pafrage home. She had a ;peat number of paten gers on beard, among whom, it is faid, there were two ladies. The fire, which we mentioned in our paper of yet terday as having happened on the preceding evening, broke out in the lower warehoufe of Mr. Gtxxer, the Printer, and is fuppofed to have been occalioned by a (park flying on Come paper, of which the room was full. There were from fifty to fifty men at viol kin the office, at the time the accident occurred, none of whom can otherwife account for it. From this lower room it focn reached ;he upper floors, which were alfo fully Rocked with paper ; from one ware bode it made its way to another, and from thence to the printing offices. The damage which has been done is as follows: The warehoufes and printing offices of Mr. Gillet, which lay behind Saliffittry-fquare, and reached to Water lane, with molt of their valuable contents, qnite deßroyed ; of the dwelling houfe of Mr. Gillet (the corner houfe in Salilbuy-fquare) not a veflige remains ; two (mall Ironies, fituated near Water-lane, burnt down ; the houfe of Mr. Si. an. another printer. which lay t. wards Fieet4ii e.t. for a long time on fire ; the party wall is hut r t dovi rz ; he had time erionFli to move the 'ehole of his prii. perty ; the Jenneran Society'. iloufe (a very law one) n the weft fide of the Square—the party wall quite burnt through. the upper room gutted, and the h ufe otherwife fo much damaged, as altnoft to need la.irg rebuilt; the houfe of Moils. Jones and Greet. actin nies, next to the Jennerian Sudety—the bade part damaged : this houfe has foffzred left than any other. It is Angular, that at the time of the fire at Mara m ilton's,the Printer,in Fleet ft r eet,abou t two years ar, a very valuable publication had been completed, with the exception of a tingle filet : the whole edition was con turned. This work wa. afterwards given to Mr. Gil let to print, and he had aaluaily fiiifbed it all but twofieets, when the unfortunate aceidcnt of Thur Way a night, in like manner deftruyesi every copy. P.. I t \;'' C a .11 if : i ; • I .--; - 4 ~~