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This day w as publiflicit, In one Volvme °flay°, price Bs. in boards, A STIiENOLOGY ; or, the ART of PRE sEct.viNC; FEEBLE. LII.B; and offupporting the con- Ritution under the Influence of Incurable Difeafes. Tranflated from the German nt CHRISTIAN Au CUSTUS STRUVZ, 114. D. By WILLIAM JOHNSTON. London: Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 3z, Fleet ft rzet ; and J. Harding, St. Jones's -street. Where may be had, The Anatomift's Vade Mecum, containing the Anatomy and Phyfiolovit of the Human Body. The third Edition enlarged By ROBERT HOOPER, M. D. F. L. S. Price 35. 6d. fewed. This day was publithed, In one Volume Octavo, price 8s: in boards, AFAMILIAR TREATISE on the PHYSI CAL EDUCATION of CHILDREN, during the early period of their lives : a Compendium addreffed to all Mothers who are fertoufly concerned for the welfare of their offspring : tranflated from the German of Cult's - ruin AunesiJi Sr neve, M. D. &c. Tu which arc prefixed, three Introduetory Lec tures on the fame fubjedt. II) A. F. M. WILLICH, M. D. Author of the Ledurcs on Diet and Regimen, &c. &c. --- London: Printed far Murray and 1-11,7,111ey, No. 32, Fleet- Arcot. Where may be had, Obfervations on fuch Nutritive Vogel:Wes, as may be fubfii tuted in the Place of Ordinary Food in time of Scarcity. From the French of M. Parmentin. Bvo. is. 6d. GERMANT. VIENNA, JANUARY 3. On the day upon which the armiftice was figned at Stcyer for the armies in Germany, a very bloody engagement took place in Italy between us and the French, and continued two days. The French attacked on the 25th ult. palled the Mincio, and were three times repulfed. On the following day, they colleted their force, and made a frelli attack from the fide of Monzanbano ; in confequence of which, General BELLEGARDS ordered the army to retreat, and take a politico behind the Adige.— Our Court Gazette of this day contains the fol lowing account of that battle : " According to information received from the head-quarters of General BELLVGARDr, dated December 27, at St. Michael near Verona, the enemy at day-break on the asth, made a move ment with four divifions and paired the Mincio, under the cover of a formidable train of artillery, planted upon the heights commanding Pozzolo ; which place he got polfeffion of, and by thofe means proteaed the bridge he had thrown over the river. General BELLEGARDL ordered the Ge nerals KAIM and VOGELSANG to attack the troops which had paired in front and flank, and fiicceed ed in repulfing them with confiderable lofs, mak ing himfelf mailer of the village, and was only prevented from dcilroying their bridge by the fire of their artillery on the oppofite fhore. " The enemy having colleted their troops in referve, and both the Generals being reinforced by the Commander in Chief, the contra began afrefh, and the enemy was a fecond time driven back to the bridge at Po Lel° with greater lofs than bAre ; the cannon which he had in that village was left in our poffeffion, and he was again corn pelled to take fhelter under his batteries. " It was late in the night when he made ano ther attack, but was a third time repulfed. The General of the cavalry, Count BELLEGARDE, firf peeed the enemy would make another effort on the following day to penetrate further upon this point, and accordingly made his difpofitions; but as the lots fullained by the latter had deprived him of the hopes of fuccefs, he withdrew the greatelt part of his force over the bridge to the oppofite fhore, with the intention of attacking our tete du pow at Borghetto, a movement which, in conic quence of a thick fog, we were only informed of by tome prifoners, and not till a confiderable time had elapted. " This movement occafioned the General of the cavalry to order the corps of referve to Val legin, which die Commandant no fooner entered, t1..1.1 he learned that the enemy had colleted his whole (orce at Monvanbano, prepared a bridge, and under favour of the fog font a number of troops over the river and attacked and repulfed our advanced polls. " The General of the cavalry immediately gave orders to the fir column to follow the referve, which was advancing towards the heights of Sa bonze, aid the load leading from Caftel Nunvo to Vallegio ; hut in the meanwhile the enemy had made himfelf mafter of fume a dvantageous pofi tions ; however, as the commanding heights re mained in our power, and as the enemy .gas un able to force the redoubts of Salionze, the Gene ral of the cavalry, Br T.t.rnaant, immediately or dered an attack by thief divilions, formed out of our corps of referve, when the enemy was again defeated and compelled to give way at feveral points, cfpe, Tally his left wing ; but a frefh column proceeding from Mon tanli4no, along the left bank of the Minch), and Caddenly afccnding the heights of Vallegio, their fUperior numhus obliged our troops t,t retreat, and General HOHENZOLLERN, with the &ft column, found himfelf under the ne ceffrty of covering hi, left wing upon the road to Vallegio and Villa Franca, and to effeet his re treat in conjunCtion with the troops remaining at la Fvrone. As the latenefs of the night prevented the re covery of Vallcgio, Count lit LLEOARDE, LO avoid any further factifices, refolved to order the retreat of the army, and to conduct it to the other fide of the Adige, which was effected in the bell order. The army encamped near St. Martino, and ex tended its advanced polls to Villa Franca; on the other hand Major General KossEau, who fo gal lantly defended the redoubts of Salionze, fhaped his cowrie towards Montchaldo. " The lots on both fides in killed and wounded is confiderable ; and Count BELLEGARDE intends the tranfmirfion of a citeitmliantial detail, and alto to point out thole who have fignalized them felves iu thefe obflinatc conflias. • Field Marfhal KAI M is among the wounded." By another difpatch received by the General of the Cavalry, of the fame date, from Field Marflial VUKASSOVITZ, it appears that Major General STO ZAN ICH, on the z4th, fuccellively repelled the at• tacks of the enemy upon the polls of Tone!, and obliged him to retreat with confiderable lots. On the z7th ult. a courier from the Archduke CHARLES paired through Gratz, carrying intelli gence to Italy, of the armiftice for that country having been concluded. A great battle took place there between the z4th and 27th ult. The French army under General MACDONALD having received a reinforcement of three frefli divifions, attacked the Imperial Army at all points: the latter, though they fuftained the attack with vigour, were in the end defeated. This morning the Archduke CHARLES entered this city on his return from the army. The Tyroleans teem extremely unwilling to give up Kufstein and other fortreires to the French. Moll of the pcafants employed upon the works about this city are difmiffed. The ARCHDUKE has removed his head-quarters from St. Polten to Schonbrun ; and it is alto in agitation to remove the Hungarian troops back towards their own frontiers for better accommo dation. The Englifh General ABERCROMBIE is arrived at Rhodes. The Spaniih Minifter CORRAL, by the media tion of Ruilia, has been induced to leave this city, and proceed upon his million to Conflantinople. For the fall few days, Baron THUGUT has (hut himfelf up, and fees no one. MUNICH, JANUARY 2. Yefterday at fcvert in the evening, M. Micosa, an Imperial courier, accompanied by LUCAY, one of the fame profeffion from Mint u's Life Guard, paired through this city on their way from Vienna to Paris. Both of them alleged that they were carrying the figned preliminaries to Luneville. The perfimal efteem of General MOREAU for the Archduke CHARLES is urged as the reafon why the former did not infift upon taking poireflion of the level part of the Tyrol country, as one of the terms of the armiftice. IOST, fuppoled to have been dropped bet ween the EANK and Mtffrs. DOWN, THORNTON. and Cc'a A EANK sarL for Inca No. 910, dated abih January. aSur.—Who , ver will bring tar fame to McTrs. BARBER agd SNIITH's, No. 9. Swteting . --alley, Royal-Exchange, than be handiumely 1 warded...—Payment R flopped at the Bank, &c. Janu try xu, te.ol. SORGIIGNS, AFOTIII.CAIKLES, rim TO BE SOLD BY AL CTION, By Mr. POSTAN, By Oider of the Trustees, on the Presnifcs, No. az, Earl kllaelticiars, on Friday next, at Eleven o'Clock, ALL the Neat and Genuhle HOUSEHOLD I.URNITURI, Limn, China, Library of Medical and other Books; an ha . ..llent Ei E ht Day Clock in Mahogany Cafe, Groiyo Work, Ike.: together wita the Stock in Trade, Fisturt s, arid oiliest v 11414,1.2 EiTedls of Mr.THOMAS JEF FERYS, St and * Apothecary; comprizing 'Fwn Hun dred Flint roppor !Souks, Shcw Glaffits, Gallon Bottltts, Bales, j,ifrs, Copper Scales, Marble and Iron Mortars, various Drugs, and a Mahogany 'Fop Counter; capital Nt II; of Drawers. shelves; a Copper Still and Tub; a capital Flcelr fying Machine, with Apparatus complete, and other valuable Articles. The Furniture ronfilts of Fourspolt and Tent Bediteads, with Cotton Furnitures; Goofe Fresher-beds and Bedding; Maluagany double and Angle Cheil of Drawers, Bureaus, and Boo.eafes; a Alalitte any Celleret Sideboard; a let of excellent M Ilvsgany Dining Tables ; fet of capital Mahogany Chairs, Dining aryl Pembroke Tables, elegant Pier Glaffes, Carpets, Oil-cloths, Pantheon Bath Stoves; a capital Window-range, with an Oven; a Smoke-jack, large Coppers, Lead Ciftern, Iron-bound Calks, ufeful Kitchen Requilites, and numerous other Articles. To be viewed on Thurfday.—Catalogues may be bad on the Premifes, and of Mr. Pollan, Alder,ratc-ftrect. FROM BAVARIA, JANUARY 4. The corps o f Conde is now entirely removed to that part of Carinthia unoccupied by the French. It is reduced to 14500 men, partly, bccaufe fince it i has been quartered in Volhynia, it has gained no incrcafe, but on the contrary, numbers of them have returned to France, and partly from the great bites they have fultained in the late adions upoit the Inn and the Saltza. Befides the Prince of CONDE, three of the French Princes remain with the corps, viz. the Dukes of ANGOULEME, BERRY, and ENGIIIEN, though the Duke de BERRY is properly in the Neapolitan fervice. Inffead of Colonel RAMSAY, Mr. WOOD remains at their head-quarters as die Britint Commilrary. The contribution upun Upper Aullria has been re duced by the French to eight millions of livres, which the States are negociating for at Vienna. AUGSBURGH, JANUARY S. The Prince de LIGNE, the Prince of LicIiTFN STEIN, and General MESCARt, prifoners to the French, are gone to Strafburg ; but General Lop roar, who is alfo a prifoner, is lick at Saltzburgh, where the French General MANGIN IS dead of the wounds he received on the 25th ult. The Canon, brothcr to the Prince of LICNTENSTEIN, in conk quence of his being made a prifoner, has 101 l the value of 30,0 o florins in horfes, equipage, and ' other valuables, including 6000 florins, a prefent intended for PEECY, the French furgeon, but the latter has been molly replaced. The French Commandant has apprized the in habitants of the quartering of a great number of troops, three divifions of Moaesu's army being upon the point of removal to Suabia ; but to their nnfpeakable comfort he has alfo aiTured them, that this is the haft vifit they have to expea, as peace is no longer to be doubted. Befides depriv ing Saltzburgh of its artillery, it teems the French have given the inhabitants a very tignificant in vitation to fend their gold and lilver to the Mint, by way of a loan. • HANAtT, JAN. 6. A free paffage for the corps of At.atwt through the Gallo Batavian army has been agreed upon, to enable the former to join the Imperial Grand Army. Their route is by way of Bamberg. Am-' GERLAIi ' s head quarters are removed to Warta burgh ; and in the late affair, ac:ording to the French accounts, At.s 'NI loft 114 men, and them ' felves only 39 in number. Several couriers on their way to and from Vi enna have affured enquirers, that the prelimina ries of peace arc already figued. HAMBURGH, JAN. 13. An approximation between the Ruffian Count and the Batavian republic, through the mediation of Sweden, is much talked of, conferences having been opened witli that view at Stockholm on the 3oth ult. Mr. DRUMMOND, the Engin Charge d'Affaires at Copenhagen, has trantinitted a note upon the fubjeft of the Northern Confederacy, which is laid to have produced a very . fpirited anfwer on the part of the Dann Court, which Mr. DRUMMOND immediately dilpatched to England in a frigate. Citizen RAGNEVAL paffed through this city on the loth, as a courier from Copenhagen to Paris. SWEDEN. STOCKHOLM, JAN. a. - - - - Our King is at Peteriburgh with Tome particu lar friends, and was received with great diflinc tion. The two Sovereigns have had numerous conferences. A itrifl convention is fait' to have been entered into between them. It is slated that a treaty of fublidy to Sweden of a confiderable amount, and alto a treaty of commerce, have been concluded. A main flipulation is the re conquelt of the ifland of Malta. PRUSSIA. BERLIbi, JANUARY so. England has informed our Court that the is on the point of being engaged in a war with Ruffin, and that the time of the year alone prevented the commencement of hollilities. Couriers Are palling through this city between Ruffia and France. Citizen LOUIS BONAPARTE is Hill here. Our arfenal contains a itatue of FREDERICK the Fird, King of PruffiA, a matter-piece of its kind : this we are told the King intends as a preterit to the towp of Koningiberg, in Pruffia. The exportation of wheat from Altmark and Priegniffe has lately undergone new reftriEtions, and the military upon the frontiers have been in veiled with difcretionary powers for the purpofe of enforcing them. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY sr. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock r 57447 258. ii Long Ann. 17{{ 3 per C Red.s9 Short Ann. si 3 Fe? C. Cont. S 9 5 1 591* Imp. 3 per Cent. 5814 4 per C. Conf. riff Imp. Ann. it{ rt 1-16 per C. Navy 93 9a frill) 5 per Cent. 904 91 Ditto Loyalty 92 4 93 Hew South Sea Ann. 594 Omn. 21 a i a 1111 — Coal for Arc. 6°4 41 4 4 thy. in. Price of Stocks this day at one o'clock: Confols ;84.1 —Reduced 644-4 per C. 774 , 'New 5 per C.-9241-01d ditto 9144 —Long Ann. 173. Cont. for opg. 606—Omnium 2 4111 E DUBLIN, JAN. ty.—Price of Stocks this day 31 per C. Gov. Dela 69-3'per C. 84} 84-- 6 per Cent. Treal Bills too--Grassd Can. 81-6 per C. 93. - The Diana Packet which arrived from Cux haven on Monday 'aft, at Yarmouth, brought over a meffenger with difpatches from Lord CARYSFORT at Berlin, vnd Harnburgh papers, to the 14th in Rant Extrafts from there papers will be found in the preceding columns. The nature of the difpatches brought by the Meffenger from Berlin, have not yet tranfpired ; but it is generally believed, that they relate to the Northern confederacy lately formed againft this country, and report even Rates, that his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY has acceded to it. It is added alto, that the Court of Denmark has publicly juftified its pro ceedings is a reply to a note tranfmitted to it by Mr. DRUMMOND. According to the German papers brought over by the laft packet, accounts have been received at Vienna of the arrival of Sir RALPH Assitcsosisis, with the troops under his command, at the itland of Rhodes. _ _ _ Letters were yeflerday received from Philade!. phia, dated the 16th of December, which mention that it is now determined that Mr. Jerrza sON and Mr. Butt are to be Prefident and Vice Prefident of the United States." The particulars of the Elation are not yet an rived. His MAJESTY, yellerday morning, took an ex , elution to Kew. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLAR E CI left town yeiterday for his Seat at Bufhy Park. A great number of the Nobility called yellerday at the Queen's-houfe, to pay their refpeas to her MAJESTY. Her Royal Highnefs the Duchefs of YORE, it is faid, is going to Bath, for the benefit of her health. It is with great pleafure that we contradia the article, which appeared in our Paper forme time ago, refpeding the death of Major BYNO. Mr. FLINT, who, arrived yellerday morning from Vienna, brought the contradi9ion of the report, which the French papers had circulated. There will be no Cockpit at Whitehall this day for the reading of his MAJESTY'S Speech, as has been cußomary the evening prior to the meeting of Parliament. The firft proceeiirg which will take place in the Houfe of Commons will he the chufing a Speaker, to which the Honk will im mediately proceed to-morrow; and his MAJESTY will not go to the Honk of Peers to approve of the Speaker, or to Rate the caulks of the opening of the Salim, till Tuefday next. It is alto generally fuppolcd, that there will be no Cockpit on Monday r.ext. The two Hoirfes of Lords and Commons are in Inch an advanced Rate of preparation as to leave nn doubt whatever of their being completed by .to-morrow. The new building crated for the Lords, in the Court of Requefts, has much of grandeur in its appearance, though there Ihrs rot been leifure for minute decoration. The tapefirs, which covered the walls of the old Houle, 11‘,1d, a venerable place on thufe of the new. The ave . noes are rendered highly commodious, and f f, 2 ftru&ore altogether is not unworthy nt the pm. pole for which it is &lived. In the Houle of Commons, the alterationswhich have taken place are fuel' as to render it eiently spacious, and the additional ornaments co:. refpond perfally with thole a the Houle in it. former Date. The mention of fpacioufirefs muff be underftood as confining itfelf folely to the buds of the Houle, as the gallery allotted for the recep tion of ftrangers hasl..-en very much cireunifcribed. In its former Date, it could contain about 150 , at prefent it will accommcdate no more than p er _ fans.—The portion of the fide galleries I.as not only been taken in for the use of the Mern:rers, but extended nearly into the centre of the front gallery. The middle paffage leading into the latter has been doled and covered over with feats. The acccfs is now from two doors, one at each of the rear angles. The temporary building in the Painted Chamber has been corn. pletely demolilhed, and the Apartment is to ferve as before for a Chamber of Conference. The old Houle of Lords adjoining has been completely Dripped of its furniture, and is alfo to experience a fpeedv demolition. Mr. /arrow, the Britifh Minifler in America, has embarked for London in the ANDROMAC.IF frigate ; he is to be fucceeded by Mr. 'Awes-, lately at the Court of Sweden. Mr. Woecor, the late American Secretary to the Treafury, wrote a letter to the Houfe of Re. prefentatives, wifhing an inveltigation into his of ficial conduct. The letter was referred to a Committee of fevers. _ We arc authorifed to contradia the report in our Paper of yefterday, that Lord NELSON difpittes the right of Earl Sr. VINCENT to Blare in the Abou. ker prize-money. The profs for feamen on the River and on chore is at this time more brill- than at any preceding period of the war. The Suffez Regiment of regular Infantry now quartered in Lewes Barracks, gave an elegant entertainment at the Star Inn on Monday laft, in honour of her MA J ESTY'S Birth-day. HIrHLAND SOCIETIC.—:IIC•AIThiVerfAry !Ise: ing of this Society was held yeflerdav at tl.e Shakefpeare Tavern, Covent. Garden, which was attended by many NOlemsn and per foils of Dif tialiun. The PRINCE of WALLS intended to have ho -1 noured the meeting with his pretence ; but a fe vere indifpofition deprived the Society of his Royal Higlinefs's company. The Dukes of Yoas: and CLAREWCE were alio expelled. To there illuitrious names would have been added that of the gallant Lord NELSON, had not the Service of his Country called him away. Several Foreigners of diftinaion were prefent. Many loyal Toails were given in the Gaelic language with appropriate milk. The foalt alluhve to the Union was particti• larly applauded— " Blaa covarrin Su fbeiri do'u Rofe, a Cluaran, as a Tam:• rae." 7 - . May the Role, the 'MAR, and Shamrock ever tioe:il united The entertainment was ftimptuous, and various elegant eharaCteriibc tiefigns were exhibited on the Tables. The Right Honourable the LoaD MAYOR held a Court of Aldermen yefterdav, at which were pre fent, befides his Lordlhip, Mr. Recorder, 15 Al dermen, and two Sheriffs. The Mailer and Wardens of the Company of Bakers attended the Court, refpeCting the Albe of Bread, and it appearing upon an invelligatine. of the Mealweighers' Returns, that hut little va riation had taken place in the average price of Wheat Flour, fince the laft Returns, the Court. after due confideration, ordered the price of Bread to continue at one !Ming and eight pence the tiartern Loaf srefterday a General Court was held at the Eall India-Houle, to take into confideration the fubjea of Patronage, when the following quellion moved by Mr. Jonas, and feconded by Mr. Do tANT,VI/.. —" That it is the opinion of this Court, that the allcdged abufe of Patronage ought to be further inquired into," gave rife to a very long and ani• mated debate ; in the courfe of which, MCirrS. TWINING, CHISHOLME, Gully, the Chairman, Deputy, Sir S. LUSHINGTON, Meff. RANDLE JACI. SON, R. THOANTON, and HENCHMAN, fpoke for the queftion : and Meas. METCALF, BOSANOETP Sir FRANCIS &auto, PETER MOORE, Law, and TUaNaut.t. againft it. An amendment was moved, and feconded by Sir F. BALING and Mr. Bowl op "to enquire into any fpecific charge againit one or more DireCtors." On which an adjournment was moved, and feconded by Melfrs. Montt and SCALY.—The adjournment having been decided in the negative, a divifion took place on the a mend• ment, when the numbers were p for the amend ment, 6a againll it. A ballot was then demanded, and fi xed for Tuefday fortnight, on the main q tion, and the Court adjourned at half pail f c ren.. The following is an Article of the 'F reat y 01 Commerce between Great Britain and Rultia, figned by the Emperor PAUL, a few weeks a lter t his acceffion to the throne, and which was the fi, treaty he fi gned If, which Goo forbid, the peace between the two high contra Cling parties Ihould be broken, the perlims, the (hips, and the merchandife (belonging to their relptf tive tub ' jees) fhall neither be flopped nor confifcated , but at Icaft one year (hall be granted to them t° fell, difpofe, or carry away their effeEls, and to retire themfelvcs wherever they think proper; which is equally to be underflood of thole wi axe either in the land or lea fervice ; and it Mall be permitted to them alfo, before or on their de parture, to confign (or make over) fuch effeas as they have not fold, as well as the debts which thl may have to demand, to fuch perfons as they nu judge proper, to be difpofed of at their will a n for their profits ; which debt the debtors fball ,obliged to pay, in the fame master as if the ru true had not taken place." NAUTICAL IN' MAILS THIS Di' ARRIVED 0 Hamburgh, I Dublin. Jan• k 7) 2 Waterford, Jan. x ; Donnaghadee, Jln This Evening a Mall will be Office for the Leeward 'Bands, Indies M the PRINCE ERNEST lying at Falmouth ready for lea. BRIXHAM, J, Arrived le JUSTE, man ,d Fleet, with the lois of Sailed the CENTAUR MO Filet. Arrived and fink ratchcs to and from the ( PLYMOUTH, j Caine in, the HAWKE, mailer, from Newfound laden with fifh and oil: 1} French privateer, of 18 and retaken by his Majef guns, Captain HERBERT, The privateer had taken three of them were again rived the SPITFIRE, of 2C from a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, Arrived a French lug Avivels and (mall arms, p frigate. DOVER, JAIN Danifh and Swedifhvcf by the King's Cruisers, in orders. FROM LLOS The !hips for Bengal, a ward bound, which failed —Wind S. W. blows hard GRAN Sailed the Triton, Thomas, MASTER, for Af JANI On Friday morning lafl by the Colleaor of the Cu fiiling of all the Swedilh prefent at this port ; in order, an embargo was it following, amounting to fi SWEDES—The Hopper, We terell ; Guftaff, Blackfladus ; Gu derftrom ; Aurora, HU!man; NV Dcrothea; Beckman; Caren, S Wirgman ; Bettre Tide:, Dauer tinencen, DANES.—Phanix, Dakker; ftrorn ; Hoffnung, Zuyderdyn. An embargo is alfo laid and Swedith veffels, throtig Yefterday was brought crew of the STORK !loop LEWIS, from London to V day laft by the STORK near 1 part of the Camilla's crew taken except one boy, the tirely taken poffeffion of by On the gth ult. the Edi Captain HYMER S ; and on ditto, Captain HUTCHINS from London, the latter In: were captured of the Spti, MAN'S privateers. This da dore Of a fquaaron of priv of Dunkirk, Calais, Bouloi snerly in the famous An TANDY. Soon after the al took the Robert of Blyth, sow, coal laden, and the 1 Captain S. GREY, of Newt laden with timber. The T was captured early in Decor The Doris, of Sunderland, i France. The number of (hips Lift year, amounted to 90, 194 r Swedifh, 3139 Englif belonging to Peppenburgh, to Oldenburgh, So to Bret 6o to Lubeck, 13 Ruffian, Portuguefe. Extra& of a letter from C fhip Fifhburn, detained at kiewcaale, dated Dorpat, it 18, iBOO. Sir—l take tl forming you of our fituatim from Riga on the If} Deco this place on the t ith, after of my own, and thirteen or baggage, and at the fame %v money on the road, or tl I received So dollars from 11 FENTON, and our expellees a during the time we were on lowed 12i copecks a day, Ili that is no more than will p irrtkef is fevers to eight cop :tr.,' my people do not meet winter is over, we mull Ran recent time barefoot, and i that we cannot ftir out of IllclTrs. TODD, MITCHELL, a credit, but received no anfw fo confuted a Rate, nor IdVCS how loon they ma• We are at liberty to Cu: what money we have, .is every thing is double the i I 'on quartered upon the crlai lot the people on that of an i: totally diverted of humank " Your humble