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Trip. boa . % NON' s g; Ohl Hosit4tryet, London. pasingoup HMO hailgailealkt discharges- of artillery Miens one or two of the Addis on the beaks of the river. N Cansmodiire Great ant:hosed the Liffey immediately opposite the ffing's Wharf, where we had observed a lbettery of apparently from ratite to sixteen gen; manned and ready to open . its fire. 80, from motives of humanity. the Commodore and myself were un willing to commence so unequal a contest, thinking the immense superiority on • our side, within full view of the share, would have induced the authorities in town to make an offer of negotiating ; their presumption and folly, however, led them to pursue a different course. X . feeble, ill-supported, and worse-directed fire was opened upon us, which the first few guns from the Liffey effectually silenced, and cleared the battery : the 'Commodore consequently directed his fire to cease. I bad previously ordered the plan of attack, and now gave directions for two hrigades to be in readiness in then :boats foe landing ; his Majesty's 38th Regiment, commanded by Major Evans, above the town; Major Bale, with his Majesty's 83th Light Infantry, at,the • to make a lodgment In the main biltery, should he be unable to force the sate or the stockade, and a tigede of. the Madras division below the town, under the direction of Brigadier-Gerieral Wilean ; the 38th and, this brigade being ordered to push round by the rear and enter the town, should they find an opportunity of so doing. " These measures in progress, the Burmese vain ye arned to their battery and commenced firing, which was again silenced by a brcedside from the Liffey, epd the signal being made for the troops to land in the order already stated, which they did in the most regular and soldier-like style, and in less than twenty minutes I had the satisfaction of seeing the British flag flying in the , without the mope having had occasion to dis charge a single musket, and without. my having occa sion to reset the loss of one individual killed or wounded On .our sidei nor do I• believe that of the enemy, front their rapid flight, could have been great ; of the latter killed, only eight or ten wereleft behind. " The news of our mire) in the river having reached Rangoon the preceding night, and our rapid progress tip in the morning being marked by an Occasional shot in answer . to the fire from the chokies. together with siown the preparations of the Burmese Authorities for de fence, threw the inhabitants into such `a• state of con sternation as to cane a general flight in every direc tion towards the jungles—so much so, that out of a large population,-1 do not think one hundred men were fbund in the town' n oui taking possession of it. . . ." The• Members of Government fled at the first shot, 'carrying with, them seven out of eleven Etiropeans, whom they had ordered to be impriioned and put in Irries. 'On our arrival, in their •hurry, three were left hi the Kinii God Own. whose irons were filed off by . itsetroops on entering the town. WheO we were ae. axially in possession of the totem : Me Hough, an Arne 'Heim Mr sionary, tatted from irons' for the purpose, accaaipanied by a Burmese, came on board the Liffey, delegated by the'Raywoon, and other 1/einbers of Go. velment (then some miles of in the jungle), to entreat firing might cease, and to ask what' terms to thesti? hinting-that they had seven with them in irons, whose fate would upon the answer they received. ' The d thyself told them, that it was too late As, as the plaeewas then* in our possession ; persons and *Property was all they bad to pect., ; ;even that promise would net be confirmed .o them, until the'irisonirs were released and given up to ps=-Werningthein, that if they dared to injure them, 'or put One of them to death, fire and sword should re venge the atrocious deedover the whole face Of their: itnisitiy. The messengers left as. moll:jo g ,to return *ition,as possible, neither the Ray woon for his ad .; could. again be found, fear having driven them still firther into the country. We remained in great tiOxiety for the fate of our countrymen during the night, but 'carry neet morning, in pushing idrward some re ernoitring parties, - the whole seven were found safe in different places 'of confinement, strongly fettered, their guards .having fled at our approach : i nominal list of . - these Gentlemen I beg herewith to transmit. " I•em sire it.will afford the Right Hon. the Gover nor-General in Council much satistaction to know (and : I believe my information to be correct) that thee is not another Englishman, with the exception of a Mr. Gau ger,. now at Ava, is the Burmese Government. Al though I am not yet enabled officially to coo.*.unicato to you the subjection to the British arms of the Islands of Cbeduba and Negrais, together with Bassein, yet I' have not the least doubt, from the calculation Of . tiiaPP ' , and the-fitness of the weather, that the attack i*Cbein : quarters has been so simultaneously made, as to leader: their fall-, about the same time with that of Ralston; - almost certain. The captured ordnance far exceeds in number anything we supposed the canopy, to possess, although, generally speaking. of p bast•description; the guns are now etilleetiosfroorthe different bettcties, and as soon as a comet statement can be hiade our, I shall have the honour of forwarding It. It would be pre sumptiOn in me to speak in terms of praise of an Of so well known as Commodore Grant ; but it is my duty to inform you, that the cordial co-operation I have re• ceived and continue to receive from him calls for my warmest aeknowledgments.—l have. disc.. • (leted) OA. CAMPBELL, Brig. Gen. 0 Baagesra, liMillay, lag. " P.B. I am happy to say I have been able to put the troops under cover, one brigade in the town of Ran- • goon, and the other three in the houses in the vicinity of the treat Pagoda." " List et pram impitssnot and plated in Irani by the Burmese Goviroment at Reogows, es the approach oldie Melaka,* foe thd purpose Millapipet to esek t . -10 Mr. J. Strowbal, *kith ; Mr. I. Turner, ditto ; Mr. Wfilimit ferty,likto ; Mt. Almada. Tenth, ditto; Mr. H. W. Tholes, dittos Mr. R. J. Thrikditto; Mr. R. Wyatt, ditto; .Mr. O. if. Boys, country born; . Mr. Annear, Armenian; Mr. P. Aide :in t= Rev. J : Wade; American Mtniotury ; Rev.— Hough, Missionary, taken. an a irons,'asa vent by the Batmen. vs band the Lifry, to beg the Bring, Be. might seam. (Signed) "A. CAMPULL, Beigadier-Gemaii" EXTRACT OP A DIsPATCH PROM BRIOADNUMISIMBRAL SIR ARCHIBALD CAMPWILL, DATED MAT /19, lel& ••Infoemetion baring been received this flee refit were coastnating and war-boars collecting -0 00 great ARMY CONTE ACTS. TREASURY CHAMBERS, C6onininorio4 Deportment, awteadow 59,1524. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply the folloviing . Articles for the use pe, the Army, xis. BEEF AND MUTTON • To his, Majesty's Land Farms is duster:meat% Quarters, and lianaeks, In the modirMentioned Cosinths - ind Island: •'• • • DEVON HANTS DORSET • , ISLE OF WIGHT . And in the several Counties of North Britain. That the deliveries are shot:unison on and for the 25th darter November nest; that Proposals in writhig;sealed up, lad marked u Tender fa Army &ipØss," will be received at this Oake s cm or before Tuesday, the gilth day of Oetaber, • bat stone will be teceived after Twelve o'Clock on that day: Proposals must be Made separately far tack County end Ildpidit wept for the Counties comprising North Bri&ii, iolido' must be included in one Tesidsr, and with Proitstl. must*NW, the Lame wilds it annexed_ to In Toiler' weedy alit *llO Two Persons of known Pritorty eneaging to become bound aria.' the Party tendering in the Amount stated in the printeil . l*e?-' lars, for the due Performanceai the Contract eand n• Proposal will be noticed unless mode en a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in words at length and.sbouldls so happei;that barite the continuance- of the Gouda' no Troops should be aniond by virtue of the same, the amriunt of the Sus* es the Centrict and Bond, paid in the Arai lititance by the Contractor, Ask be. funded to him. . . Particulars et the Contracts maybe had aims application at thesis Chambers, between the hours of ten and four. GRANDKii UNION CANAL. Verie hereby ren, that the ant. GEwthmo, N ic , l '.AssgMßLY of tie CO 31 FrA NY P ROE% IRTO IS lid* GRAND UNION CANAL erM be inki at the Crown and , &idiot Taw% in the Strand„ Laudon. io Monson the drat day of November nem. u dieveneCtoeli be the Forenoon, and that the, Cindy will be tab*** Twelve &Cloth fr . ** 4l 7. • . • L.C. S&Ls, perk to the Company. OandOdee. SO 4 Avanadtinetnet, dtkieid, - ' ()motor, Nu: • , , LONDON REPOSITORY for the CAOWILT-MAK - Elir SOCIETY, for every Description if -CkfillYET . FORM • TORE, FRATHRIUSSO med 'MATTRESS MANUFAC, TOR n, _•W of LEADEN A it ERA Lai d* -opposite AldsPaisp. .Imm Mew Pate. • Tile: Society of:elkbiliet.tata.kers re s pectfully infant) i. A. the fiablitill* thee mill madam the above ihtihillitasent, kr doe Rely* of a itilallsthenies who hare large 1r `bpAkio shim Ifetithein tee Olblait U e nic ben WindissmehiPemid Wass, lima mak ID Lanka, them helms no saber rook ravine& en thoDeoda bet the how hoes, sad etbor arms; of the , sane time will be solkiattly esti. led with bps coostaak for theme's/$*224 families. 1111*. S.lie p W *stab In June 181 e, conshdng Meehmice, the . amber of..their Wives .ane Yentike b l meesteesd to n& • The total bisaime POW lIKIIiViag &Trot those/h' tbe Memos- of thie Establishment I. .Mechasiai ; adding the number of Wives and Children, NS. " ' The Sudety sad their friends bee irate• co return their datum thealm to those Wks anti Gentlemen who Mee hitherto bewared them with their Orders sad Recantaseadmionso and 0141 • always • I ►. feethappy is cid:endeavours to give feareidactioo • at tie se ise dole Wick a continuance of their benev olence, whereby they wattsambled-to Verna the number of the Socie ty. • The fillowly rion• Ankles 'reinserted ss a Specious' of the very law an warranted...44.B4y 141012- y only. Iron slat Mahogany fosr.post Bedstead, lath bottom , f 3 15.--- Fill doe Tan Bedstead- 41 ft.-Bordered flair Mantels ti It Si Is.--Nalsjperf Drawers, solid Bads A is.-Patties lied 41 104.4 e bee • from dust andamll,l4lll ilia In 10"..,51; =sanimist any dearipdon is oil Al k- ant dins Wash. alad 114.-43itto - Dressing Table 1 a..-41sarth Bess lis, +5 feet 6 incbak Chests of Drawees £4 Sa.-Thros Ina Panbrilis Table 41 lis.-L.Thra foot ditto nu pairs aid 43 ids. -Mahogany Dreams . Table Lt.-Dino Bidet; best Al 44.-+Ditto lion Glatt, two drawers, bait Bridals Plato 164.- Ditto ditto At ft.--i-Ditto Swing Glass, law sia, commode Is. = Into ditto ft. -Ditto ditto as.-Ditto dinc."l64.-Tray &aid 7s. =2l4iisig • Mahogany Tray les.-Jagssard Boob Shelf 711.••••• Till COW 1040-41usie Chairs ' any pattern Os. Id.-Bight Oars, woad with itorosissie, brass smilotalni 6..-$ ditto 145.--11 ditto dino 47 74. 1 .-s -Trafalgar ditto " rs,-..16: 7 Sofa to snatch 46 }0..-Ditto Couch 47 10s- Ditto ditse ' JOl.-Set of bliatiogany Card and Sofa Tables, on legs, ' g am ded in roes-wood AI 'Sp-So of liabenao7 Tables, two awl Sots, en Olen tad doors AA 111s-Dist., the best that 'as isadli--to order or immure Its ickb-veseser Pagleme .11.160- 7Amt.legme4 and ' gr 4 3. 1d5...-liantbori Bedstead and ; 11 1 kostii alp& top, with and tango, Li 106.-1= yfairpist Bedeand d with Frenchd -211.11woogli. anispleio, all les.:l/Ive.fait ditto ditto. AY liftsovAiltio *tweeds ciaisrof a . soperior a .ke, 416 agog. Altim e **tligklid agieeige. *peg *win, tag.-..gintwist. fr SAPIr . li'dh.tititt Marini ad Chista; sid foe windows, , lifiAiao,diliso Ado, it Ts.-Diet•;ef a neguelee and elegant etYle oterosit.atto stlic.a.Draiwbopeosne OW% £5 Ifs.-Ditio, AY 716-.- pka,dlll•Bilernialsohar Cisibises, eish ft. Ild.~Closinsos do. ts; '•'• • • • .. . • •• W. THIVILIMIL 4 I 4 Agent . 0 . 1 0 1 .D.Ir: "Mali° Higi"..o. IMPORTANT STAGE-COACH JYUSI NOS,. GEORGE, AND BLUE BOAR, HOLBORN,' *. • .TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. By Mr. TOPLIS, • • On the Premises, on Isliatnax, the lath of October, 1884, at Twelve &clods . . • • THE very valuable LEASE, for 14 or 21 Years, at the low Rent 0f:t220 per-Annum, of all those extensive and most desirable Premises, the GEORGE AND BLUE • BOAR INN YA RD, Holborn; comprising those appertaining to the Stage-Coach Business only, upon which the Proprietor las recently espended several Thousand Pounds. They amidst of capital Eta bling for about 80 Horse', large Graueriel and Hay-lofts,' capacioni open Yard, with entered Standing for Carriages; two most moo. Went Coach Dikes, and a very eligible Dwelling Hopes. The whole most judiciously,arranged,. with capability of conducting a Concern of the first magoitude, equal to any in the Kirridoeta Tax redeemed). The Purchaser of the Lease will have the eptiestof taking, within 14 days from the day of Safe, fie Ptipektoes Interest In the Stage-Coach Business; also the verf Stalk if about ,Two Hundred and Fifty Heroes, Harm* fitc. dtc. foe which a liberal time will be given for PayMent. May be 'delved. . Printed Partiesdam bad on the Pnrinbes, and of Mr. TopHs% 22, Saint Paul's Church-yard. . This diy was poblialted, a a *idyl sod closely-iiinted Volume, rice Balta. Golan best a HE-S C OTSMAN'S LIBRARY; being a comp). to Camila% of Anecdotes and Puts relative to Scotland, • M Sootinten in all Ate* This popelar Waite Inekelko likgoey i PleicElala A Works of Genies, Men of Gods , Marini al Relleieo, Curiosities of Nome sod perstition, amities; is s word, evoryalon is cos vie*, inn oho. degb iviskts is reemamillo eolativi to Seidend, and deseeid latereitiag to the children all deleeodents of his -LOwliode siml Highlands.. • .- • . By JAMES ItITCHILL. LLD. .. Of :obi Vahan*. of Abettitme; Cogiesposast MS*" hf lbh: • . , : tiocistr of licottists tptiquitries, Ike. ' - ea .Land at brown lila mi, *NV r"di . . beide the atoustall aid ihi nom - • ' : • • . Lod of my tires rwhat assall haat . , . Can e'er Untie thialial bap: • - ` • •.„ ' • ..nat knits me •tollty (legged sulumt."l-E.WAush am* • l'lt it .... • . . tke chief aloq. ‘ ot &mimeo gilt, SPIV tq O f 1114 'tit .1 poreitiviVisyltivii Mir eitoisity'and i& if (Vs:Aimed: It - . chid melt that they atudyb trout k tt s 34edr tili • ttielr utty ; ... : .. ~ all that bullied their ostestry and 660 mg ' *, -or ' is a kis in rime.gitiry et SeciAlo4,i4se . Ili glory ' -..' :. , qv awl virtuous for thisliry it WOE* : Amin", is,o, .:_ _• of litoilumo r tbit as Obey *sr toittibk!witir Ott! . . ,so tili.vlitoes and rjble;diitli of _pout Attain osp unseat Ms th0*'1•141.404 carry SM. by Hi' 15M. ca ° r i - I V aerials to betas. usatustuust-to -his rprs.::—Voatsors. s • . Ptiniue fila r, Aidilisk - lijijkakiridledule, e. 111#0016 1011Phillkso iiialibrull sad of sietwOotr i att . i sod La• ti . liskla.. , . - . . •- • . :4' •- , - . . NNW =MON& This day Owe published, QOPHOCLES, Grace, cum Scholiie, et Anaota. 1 4 _7 tionllnu Brunetti, Sehatferl, Bernell, Accedont Eieerpta, ex Veriest, LeCtionis, suam esottnet Edith C. G. A. Brfordt. et Demecril Triclinii Scholia Metrlia, etc. etc: 2 vole. Ilvo.it• se. 80P HOCLI3B. Latitse, eVeilltione Brunckil, lye. 91. • ERFURDTII ANN9TATIONSS -"INTAGRA PHOCLEM, Soo. Ids. - • • • Th. above Four Vola:ati ptfiist dir brge paper. ft r . • HERODOTUS. Or. ilfyeiiiimault; Aniestatindbm Awn *Hag Valckenatr, illostravit J. leaesetikaaer. Itemqin Pont Les. loakiiili t aidla Appeodiee. Sit 'vols. Sib. Aft. The work to Maoris* io4p+alorly t _The Teo, .Two Vas. 24a. Annotations, Two laliMe. 6d. La#D, 105. 'dd. 'Aldan " lonleam, 1 ss. THUCYDIDES, Grace,litimealt et Nadi Illedusit Fred. Fad. Haarlius. Walla Oren tranisebilas oak fleas vela. Pm 361 lls. 41d. itigq. l.‘ l 4• ll *. o rk" ..airtatia4 4lo .tri terizod if 4 ..earw":1 1144.1 etrodal4lrret artek it.....c..4, 1 " 4 Not it _t• w ch; ai t d ch b e e fm a li v a en g t r 4 ..1 0 1 Agitsifiessr Ilimmiimi•at a fry bone amiss, mad al i depot vc r i I I I::: 111 %SI Mall d .. Englithana oat 1 *. 1 .:-*: :' • 410a1p is Aufter4Plity" , Commodore and t 9 ask for teroc,l 4445-1 . typzirs4; . • protection: to pen . _ ...,. ... , , . eapect, and :even 401,11:111 .* . .• • UMW 00 , 17Egit UT RiliAliT t .JVag 11111 • t, • • • Pea vr amat, • Dhitatelits; of 'l3lok:tie ccip irtm44, ses e. tract*, have been. this day %IMO 'llrigadistr...: General Sir Arthibalecimtp . A:C.tiornsuitilding theliitish forced{ Itzergotin . ". • - ." , se stases eirieriSi t in* 10 11 0 1 11bvineuk Axe Numbs leereeihket; yea Ahretass. . 44 BIM-YOU afro* applfised..of the differeof periods of soiling of4bo transpelliOrith the treopi fvOrn Mtgal Madras, 'esiesposiiik the expedition whi*Fh that Right Honourable the l3Overnor-Geoerat id COnn cil did toe the s hame of placing sander my consular*. Owing to calms and very - 411 t winds, the BeUgel • sloe 4d not reach the place •of rendezvous at er Pat Cornwallis before • the 'end 'of list Month, and the division not mail the id instant,ct which period ships frown both ..kresidencies. were still • ihient. I had, however, . determined to sail .with the feria . , ambled, and w ould hive done so that *way slay, liad I sot been prevented by a generat report of theikarcity of fresh water on board the Madras transports. Some of them het having .more than four days'. consunrri.. Thii difficulty was very spay removed by Captain Marryatt, of his Majesty's ship Lane, whose indefa tigable nations io collect/rig and ippropriating the scanty supply which the lead Springs afforded, Ind dis tributing a proportion from ads vessels as. were well supelled to those Nest in need, enabled hint on the foL lowing day to rennet the Best ready. to proceed to see. As we were accordingly rrssttgg under weigh, his Ma.. jesty's ship Liffey, Comisodore ot, CAI. appeared* the Offing, as also several of the absent trenspoits. Judging that some of them might also be in "want of water, and being desirous of making the necessary ar• ranges:taut with the Commodore, relative-to our future operations, I determined upon remaining in harbour one day longer. On the following morning (the Stb) we finally put to sea, detaching a pert of my force, seder Brigadier MiCreagh, against the island of Cite. gob*, and sending another detachment under Major Wahab, of the Madras Establishment, agaiast the island of Negrais (each of the force in ships and troops stated in the Marginal), proceeding myself with the main body for the Rangoon river, which we reached on the 10th, and anchored within the bar. On the following morn. . ing, every arrangement having been previously made, the fleet, led by the Liffey, sailed up theriver, followed by the transports in the order I wished to employ the troops in the attack upon Rangoon ; and in the coure of a few hours arrived off the town, receiving on our • Cbseabs.--Hts al.:- - THUCYDIDEA Latins,.llvo. 10s. id. DEMOSTHENIS ET siEIicHINIS Ores 0111014141116 Two vols. sm. Ai tls. 6d. . . The Text bas been selected from Abe best statism, isidek lova, been published of the whole or part of theis Week.. 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Ow ALL FOLIC= offiloo ands pina*, cantina tog fa twat toe Roo Oho Amid oil bo added to perddyste ha the Igl_ Pt Math tooteht at the end et that period. ?Its imam tor doe Ph, To WM( at Odom% Mk owl oleo ter the VW* Yearsomilog at CluistotaeonS. wets hi pee Cow. .f• e4tlltka te , the krft Of Resta, thh Company ellen to As sailers the farther edvantage al eti Allowance foe the hiss -et Reit el Belldiage raidenal uateamtable by he. Ilineserroar-Roseipts for the Reaswel of Pelldes die al 814 ehasiarss are aew ready far delivery at the Mee in Look% eild by the Country Agents, and should be takes up wham Illessa-Repl thereafter. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Amason to Pot.sam.—Peneas assured for the whole Term if Lift, will have as addition Made to their Pdicies every @math year or an equivalent redaction be mode in tits fawn Paps 111111;$ it Premium, at the option of the Assured. Per the seven years ending at Christie, atrld, an avenge oftli: tins of .1157 has been made to every £lOOO assured, in Landes, through an Agent in Great Britain. The neat valuation will be matte at Ctuistmes, 1850, and !Make effected before that date wiU paulacipate in proportion ID She time they may then have been in force. Policies may also be effected for the whole Term of Uts, by a Risked number of yearly payments. Tables applicable it this aide at Assume may be obtained at the Mice. BaL Rssx.—This Company allows certain Pawages by bi la decked vessels, without wire Proems, as set forth India Cambium tithe ONce Proposals. Proposals fully explanatory of the Principles and bs et dm Company, may be bad at the principal Mice, in Cheeps*, Lew don, and of the several Agents in the Country, Who are bothering, to take the appearance of Lives imposed for AssuMmlet. • . . HENRY' DERBOROUGIE. Jaw •lle addry, 'ClulaPsid ... — el Lon d on, elePt 4 Odaa 18244 CHILBLAINS, RHYLUMATLSM, SPRAINS, arc. CIAJEPUT OPODELDOC,—Cajepitt Oil, which is Ns/ the basis of this Opodeldoc, has been long esteemed en the Condemn,. as a Remedy for Cbronic Rbeuntathik Spasmodic Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, acidness, and Eat of the Joints, Sprain, Bruises, and Deafness; and the experiewe of late years, in England, proves that it merits the high character given of k by the most eminent in the Profession, in Mose obstinate cast plaints. Being combined in the form of Opodeldoc, it is rendered mire penetrating, and consequenzly mock more elleadoes as an emery' application. 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ARTaa &ties of descriptive and critical Notices of the Werke Art, in Painting and Sculpture.tsow calming la 1' unanged under the Heads of the different public and private Gabe* In which they are to be hand.. This work comprises the f Galleries yo.Tbe (late the Angentein) Gallery=rike al Gallery at Xi/Weer Castle—The Royal Gallery at Court—Tbe Gallery et Cleveland House—Lord ihrensont's at Petworth+The lets Foothill Gallery—The Titian Gallery at ehnL.TbeGellery et Kook Park—The Dulwich Galler?..blr. Matthew's's Thoth eal GaSery. 91. 8. For the convenience of vhlton to the National Gelleryi Gist opened to the Public), the Description of that Wades, width modem all the filtrates, is published separately, price Is. • Piloted for Geo. B. *filthiest, Ave-Marle-levie. Also, lately published, • " BEAUTIES of the DULWICH GELLERT, price Ss. boards • PRATT'S IDITION OP FOre Tais ti 4 was P ublislisti e In me ii=o"ksair wide a beetaillal Raireeherif the pries fp., WAD extra boards, - pars 1300 K of MARTYRS; cometiein g the Lives, Stdietiegi, and Deaths ache Protemat Marten, in the'Reiipa of Queen Mary ; to which le added, an deviant of the varbeee•Per ietudons the. Church has undergone, flea the ritlint nee to the present dm, tedi an become of the Ineeiuden; the Birdie. lamer hfisesere In ; she genera Peteeeetien grader Lusa XIV. and elii•lleseacres In the Irish Rebellions el PM and 17011, orith the Lives aurae of the early References. Exthe Rev. THOMAS paArr, D.D. Ye eball knew them*, their keies."—biattlem, alb IL • London: Meted for Them Tegg, 75, Chapel& ; and add by all Reekiellere. • ' • • • -- , Isll, Contractor -with .Ciroyernment for thelaresent : . -1111 - "1 a . . t r im .B. tdottery, hay*, agreeably with iiis "mai. eeitlis.. 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