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THE. MONTHLY MAGAZINE. THE ---------- Out the FIRST NUMI.ER of a NEW VOLUME of this work wdl be publilletl on the ri,. r DAV OS Aunt:it, and may la. LI& again& of all Birkfellers, Stationers, mid in the hritii!, Dumtni..ns, Flee tc 6d. The Sup:: ruts: r to the ri:, teenth Vclume he pub lifted at th- fame tame, eoctalalng Half-yearly tk.d Re tro'peOs of BRITIIII,FRINCIS, 6111111 tVI,St tPItS:I, and Am. RICAN Literatcre, with Inde x er, &e. Nu. 7t , St Prui's Churclryird, June, tBOl. -- - - - K(1 ZERIJE% EXILE INTO SILLItIA. Thlt day w.o puhi!ft t in 3 volt. Foolfeap Bvo. pike Est. iu 1•••..-1 , . • 4,: , 1:1(.1 with three Engravings, 'THE MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN JL 1 lit OF AITC:ITS VI Kr:TZE t•vi ,:driiiig a ,u• ..I.•e3unt or Int Lite E • E 4nd Pit RNi 1 "t" SIBERIA. and of t:te otber •fxtranr•lit• .ry loci It fltB which It Ih:fled to him at Rt.fla, with aittlk:it;c r.rti-dar• the rat pt !,tate of the of the Empire, and t.cw and c‘notc Am-Nolte% rgth. AVR I.r. 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Hi:-rosy', in as Vulames, as .; , 27:r. on th., Firit !lay cif every Month, and all the other fAr..ie.'..a7.; Books of the fame Author. DR. MA VUR'S lINIVERSAI. HISTORY, In . 1 portabk Volerroe•. 'me of this Work was pub .& liflesd on the tit .1. of Niarehoaintaining the FllsfttßY of GRUI.CE, from the carii, ft P. to the Foul of the Pelo pomsefian %Var. : tad may be had of all refpcd..l.le Booklet !, r‘ in Town a... 4 Country. .11:: four!: Volume, containire , the remainder of hi* HIS TORY of I.IR I.F.CE, publiflu;l on the lint of ApriL 'l'h.*. two Volume. contain a t.enplcte liittory or Greece, illaftrat•ti with a Map, and two beautiful Fngravings. And Gtr ri e aecommodarion of 'scrim's who with to purchafe the Hillory of Greree, or any other fitizle Irliftory, every Volume contains .. particular Tifle-page, adapted to its telpeZtive Con tents. ThC A be' T PART of Clis Utiiverfal Hillary will be com pleted in Nine Volumes; and the attpots so ' , ART in Sixteen Vnitm - :s a to :oppear on the hilt day of cv.ry month, till whole is cornpl-ted. Th- pr.ce of earls volume is l'iy: Shillings in boards, but upon (mall .ontl common paper it is only 'Three Shillings and Ninr-pcnte. in hoards; the volumes may ..!lo be had in neat half biohnoigs. N.B. Fir. Marne 's liniverfal thilory is a molt defirable ae 6uilition to all per:sms to whom the great Univerfal Hillary in s. odlavo unhorses is either too velum im.us or too expetifivx. THE 11/104 . 1 RECENT AND AIT nin NTIC ACCOUNT 01 NORTH A Nll.l!!C.k. A New Eatiou, in Four hrr oeAro. prico. Two Guinean in bn.-rds, with '111 , ...t• whole-ghat Maks, kraal bree Talks, Ste. 'TRAVELS throttoh 'UNITED STATES - 11 - of NORTH AMFRICA, Ole COUNI*I4Y of th 1140- 4QIIOIS, and UPPER CANADA, in the Year 1795, 1796, aa2 t;o7 ; by the Itulie ;if ROCHEFOUCATILT i TANCOURT. Wit!. an authentic .1c: oust of I ON% FR CANADA. )CAL arrao!*.vriox; Or Ti;.) V 1: • %111 " Th. k Travel, , unititutt• a Work u, Alt:ok o , •atcr Impor tance anti Vain,: than are attributable to of Yoh bections under fionlar Titles. 'hie, are wri.tcn in the nianntr of Art*Aur Younr'i TravelA in flame, aim fora 11, the Rta.lot with a vall Alaf4 Giugraphical, Co 1 1 ,1,131( I 641, Political, ;Aid Cliennornical Infornazion, the rc•foli of a!tti:tirc remark, and jutliciout onquir.,.."—Now Annual r. " Our pr..eir Traveller h pelted attrminn to no common His Dt. ferig.ioni Arc clear and explicit, and !iii Obf:ry. :inn, in i,eneral Aro He had the belt means °lli:l4=39ov. Throt,;ll the whole of the •lour, Agri ellture, and in variotA op. t.ationi: arA: Ir IlfTle•!!s, Weer lforv,ti v i•li partiadar at'ontion. Hi, ll..foi:rion :tithe North ern and TAO ern Re.,"iont of the Utitcil StAti • oitay he confidoil Cil as a valuable and faitloul account eit a t.untry hitherto link k Anwv."—Critical Rct The or. tul IniOmi..tion which tots Work corgrir.s, is con filerahlt. The Dukc tits eertaiols nut been 311 is:l7. Trzeeller, and his ai..rieulturil Remarks will gnarls ..f!'!: the Reader, in aciphring correct ideas of th , Country. '1 Tranflator app. ars to he welt 34... painted with the Ann tican Starts; and his Notes ft , ywntle tin. 111.1011.tat111/1, and cortra th.. errors of the ot: , irsl. - -Month'.% • Yrinted for It 'CHAR PHILLIPS, No. 7t , Saint Paul's CA ireh-yard, mi. may L h..d snail h.likitilcrs in Or Empire. et wltoni nu:y !kk• tin frw rernailniig Copi.:6 of thz Ozartk. pricc Three Guine., • in ;hoards. *, Oa: v..... pttiiir:ed in cliat to, t it and 7al N.' s. of ANEW ABRIDGMENT of that univerfally Aniirva National Work, The PHILOSOPHICAII. TItANS:►C'F;ONS of the ROYAL. SOCIETY. In Number I. is p.'ven an Aarount of t:.,. Inltitution, with the Rules and tott..thrr c,ith many curious and itaeretting Articles. This Number is likewife enriched with a • re,: lakent:s of the Icaraed Sir 13Auc New roal,engraved ht I: numncr. la Nu. 11. is an E: graving the Hcat of a mtmftrous Colt ; • '. , ..prtlentatinn of Way of pr duritiz Wind by the Fall of WAn r, and how A"Els : nd Mines are worked without Air It is irt f unted mit the pr.. fent Abridgment of the Philofo ph, al Traufactimm will be the troll nicht!, int:r..fling, and eideftaming Work that has ever been paracularly Ls is eandnned by a Sockty of Literari Gentlemen, eminent ly qv:tuned for fo arducitia an Undera".ing. The Propri:•tors fed confident that heir Exertions to ',kale the Public will be crowbed :th r weer.; aml take this curly Opportunity of re te oMe ThaiAs ior the outncrous Orden' th.y have already been ON , ured ~/ „ N s. 'flu Work wlll be prl;:tcd ir. 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't; M .lir 6) , Hur!r, old Robre:!.•••-, Prtn:ortrr-row ; Mr•Trs. .• .r 241 Hood, l'orr:try: AIL h!J + and Parry, Lead.m. 1. •!' h tcct Ain • Norton Joe Slln, 111.11101 ; 1 ief4v Bell L ; Mr Archer, Dublin; and ci ;he Fin. TO 211 E ELECTORS OF MEMBERS OF P.INLIAMENT. When a diffolution of Parliament calls the peo ple of England to a new choice of Re prefentatives; the fincere Chrittian, in exercifing the eld'ive franchife, will be guided by motives wholly dif. ferent from thofe by which the worldlrminded man is impelled. The latter is governed by in• ten:lied views; or by the fpirit of party; or by perfinval diflike ; or by blind attachment. The former places before his eyes the glory of Goo, an.! the welfare of mankind. Hence he looks to the candidate whole concha!' affords the cleareft evidence that he is undzr the fiber and habitual influence of religion, and r.ho is known to be fled- Lally adverfe on principle to any hiking inftance of national criminality, which preceding legifla tures have encouraged or endured. Does any fuch national crime exift now ? Does there exit' at this moment any national trim", tolerated, if not en couraged by antecedent Parliaments, yet furpaffing in palpable heinotifnefs all ordinary bounds and meafures of 'milt? There exifts the Slave Trade. Convinced by h irrefiflible proof of its enormous barbarity and incurable injuftice ; compelled to acknowledge that this traffic is itfelf a fource of the unceetfing wars, of the iniquitous laws, of the unwearied fraud and rapine by which it is fupplied ; that it has already depopulated eztenfive regions on the coaft of Africa; that it is yearly proceeding to augment the calamities, and thin the towns and villages of the interior kingdom; that it brutalizes to a degree karcely to be conceived the minds of Engliihmen engaged in it ; that it deftroys, be yond any other branch of trade, the lives of our fearnen ; that it has been the rand fource of in-' fat rdtion and internal danger in our colonies, by furnifhing a contlant acceflion of Slaves recently deprived of liberty, and panting for revenge ; that it forms an almoft unfuperable obfiacle to the civiliflaeion of Africa ; to the citabliffiment of a bloodlefs and beneficial commerce in its native prodia!tions ; and to the introdudion of the light of Cluiffianity among millions of idolators, ac cording to the concluding injimaion of Him, who commanded that his Golpel thould be preached to evfry creature ; beholding and confeffing thefe undeniable and incontrovertible truths, what has the Legiflatnre done ? It has mitigated tome of the miferies which the (laves futtain during the paffaze from Guinea to the Weft Indies. But as to the radical crime, the Slave Trade itfelf, it has effc&ed nothing. The Houle of Commons, indeed, pallid a Ado - Nam; for a gradual Abolition of the trade : as though any views of policy, fuppofed or real, could authorize the ficenfng, andgrcuiudabolition is nn other than the licenfing of a crime ! And even this Refolution, wretchedly as it fell fhort of the plain demands of Chtiftian duty, has remained a dead letter. Nay, fence that Refolution was pair ed, the avarice of Englithmen has paled the Slave Trade, with all its attendant guilt and horrors, to an extent unparalleled at any prior period. A Nest Parliament is now to be formed; and you are to bear your part in forming . it. If you are a fin ccre Chriflian, one of the prime requifites which you will feck in a candidate for your fuffrage, will be an aflurance that he will warmly and ftedfaftly promote the immediate extinaion of this national and moil enormous fin. g , You cannot ferve Goo .md Mammon." Be therefore on your guard, and give your vote in fuch a manner, that you may render an account thereof with joy before the Tri bnnal olCa airr. A FRIEND OF NIS COUNTRY. LONDON. SATURDAY, JULY 3. PRICE OF STOCK 3 THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 p..:r Cent. Con:sol; tor opg. mi.:— Reduced 741-4 per C. Coat 9c :if—New 3 per C. 10.5 i Oranium, prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 189 3 Pcr Cent. Red. 741 4 per Can. Ann. 891190 S per C..lnn. mit 105 Long Ann. 21 1.16 Short Ann. 5 Tmp. 3 per Cent. 72U Imp. Ann. 12 3.16 Excheq. Bills 2s. to 31. prem. Omnium I dif par pram Engnth Tickets 2 )1. 9s. Conf. for opg. 75:1 ff COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Anifterdant, to 174 zU. Cadiz 33i effaL Genoa 471 Ditto, at fight to 13 7.ladrid 34 paper I.ifbon 67 Rotterdam, so 184 aU. Ditto 3 6i cited. Oporto 67! Hamburgh 33 3at U. Bi!boa 36 effcdt. Palermo sio Altana 33 4 U. Leghorn sr! pence per oz. Cadiz 34 in vain! . ?Ivies 44 Dublin 12 Pnlb, 1 day's date, 23 17—Ditto 2 UL 24 2 liv. Bourdeaux - 2 Uf. 24 3 by. Venice, g Livres Picoli Effeetivi per tl. fterL JuanDu aLt u, 29.-m..5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. Exeha.ige—Dublin on London 12i. Mellls. GALAIMH and MARRIOTT were yerterday declared duly eleeted to the Office of Bridgenlaf ters of the City of London. Our letters from India, overland, (late, that Marquis WELLESLE y, as Governor General of In dia, has delegated Sir HOME POPHAM on an im portant Emboli . ), to the Arabian Chiefs on the bor der of the Red Sea. The letters brought by the Mail from the Lee ward Iflands, which arrived yeflerday, Rate, that the crops have been extremely produetive. Three homeward-bound Leeward Ifland veffels arrived yehcrday in the Downs. Several chips have alfo arrived at Glafgow. The news of the finning of the Definitive Treaty was received at Nevis, on the 19th of May. the Li:bon mail which arrived yefterday we have accounts of very formidable maritime move ments on the part of the Algerincs. They have ,elit a fleet to fea of twenty-two fail, containing ieveral large frigates. Some of them were in fight ,if Gibraltar when the lafi accounts came from hence, and it was reported that three had paired tile Straits into the Atlantic. The objea of this klgerine armament we not yet rightly under tand, we know not ex:telly what are the nations \vhofc veffels it intends to attack ; but we learn irom the Lilbon mail alfo, that the Cine, Portu ,;aiele frigate, of 4.0 guns, was captured by an Al ;terine frikate, and carried into Algiers on the t;th .if May ; the was carried by hoarding ; the crew an below, and only a I perfons, chiefly officers, 0:414;44.,4 17T11.11 CIF gilt •••0ma05•••....... WINDSOR, NIL, - 2. The Plizes given by the Members for the Uni verfity of Cam - bridr, are this year adjudged for the Senior Bachelors, to HEnitY VINCENT BAYLEY, and CHARLES Le BAs, of Trinity• College ; for the Middle Bachelors, to Hamar MARTYR, of St. john's,and CHARLt s GR•ti r, of Magda; en-College. Yellerdry evening the Prinetffes MA , and Aistr LIA left the (Iyen's Lodge, attended by Lady ALBINA CUMBERLAND, for Weymouth. At (even o'clock this evening their MAJBsrt Ls and the Princeffes ELIZABETH and SOPHIA will depart in three poft coaches with their fuite. The Royal Perfonagcs mean to brcakfaft on the road, and in• tend reaching Weymi,uth about three o'clock in the afternoon. Their MAJESTIPs and the PRIA CEESES are in perka health. The Prineef; MARY has quite recovered from the effects of fptaining her foot. His MAJEsTy's prefent intention is to remain only for weeks at Weymouth. 'The Earl of Tit AN ET'S birth day was celebrated with great gle: at .‘iihford, in Kent, on Wednei day, by his Lordihip's tenantry. On Wednefday lad the Sheriffs of London dined with JAM k.S ALEXANDER, Efq. ShtTiffelea, at Ms honfc in Burrowes Buildings ; and we hear he has appointed the Rev. Mr. BLINKARD his Chaplain ; and . 1014 x Luso tt, Efq. of New Bridge-11 Iva, Un der Sheriff. Dowager Lady ALs r MARLS had a fele#s card party WI night. The Margravc of ANSPACN failed from South ampton, a few days fince, in his own yacht, for Havre, but was driven into Portfmouth by con trary winds. A Confirmation by the Bithop of WiticHits-rF.R took place yellerday at Portfmouth. The Church was much crowded, but proper arrangements hav ing been made the Ceremony was performed with much cafe, and in a fuitable Lieutenant RAE, of the Marines, who killed Mr. BREM AR, Purfer of the HINDOSTAN, in a duel, at tilt Cape of Good Hope, underwent an examina tion yeacrday befeTe the Privy Council. He was brought up wizli his fecond, and the fecond of the deceafed, from on board a vet el ilationed at Dept ford, by two King's Metrenger-:. Wednefday a Cricket Match for 5o guineas was played between the towns of Ware audCambridge. when, in two innings, the fat mer won by 124 notches. Mr. ST. GEORGE CAULFIELD has pnrchafed Co lonel Monrcost Ear's favourite bode for four hun dred gnine:ts. Pont Danes lately killed, in the neighbourhood (.f ti cited, in the f h nrt fpace of four hours, 976 fei tings, worth above 3000 rix dollors. Dr. 01.11%its has difeovered another Planet be fides the one dilcovered by FUZZ:. Its orbit is extremely eccenzric. Mifs NORTON made her recond appearance at the Haymarket Theatre on Thur Nay evening in the part of Emily Worthington, in the Comedy of the Poor Gentleman, which ffic fullained with all requi fite feeling, propriety, and fuecefs. By a return m. do to the Honk of Commons, it appears that in the year IRo i, the inereafe of the Salaries of the different Government Offices was t 54,7561. &male 7,1761. !—This is fomething like being penny wife and pound foolillt. A Gentleman tome time fince afcended in a balloon, accompanied by a Lady; after having rifen to a confiderable height, he propofed to fa lute her ; to this propofal the Lady anfwered, " that the had not the lealt objeaion upon earth." On Mond4y evening two men fought at Wal tham Abbey, when one was killed on the fpot, leaving a widow and four children. The furvivor is in cullody. _ . A Dng, a few days fince happening to get into a Paltry Cook's Shop, in Holborn, made booty of a torrd. The maid fervant of the honk had the cruelty to take the animal up one pair of flairs and throw it out of the window, by which barbarous ad it was much bruifed, and one of its legs was broken. The populace relented this favage aCtion with their charaCterillic humanity. This morning, (tiarter•Mafier r. l , of the zd regiment of Guards, was difmilfed from his MAJESTY'S fcrvicc, for embezzling Government fibres. He was brought on the Parade, at the Honk Guards, his (word broke over his head, his fafh cut to pieces,and drummed out of theregiment. The METALLIC PRACTICE is at length become fo firmly cflablifhed, that Government has con ceived the propriety of rendering it produCtive to the revenue. An amendment was in confequcnce made to the new Medicine AI,C after its fecund reading, to introduce the Traitors; and twenty (billings were dirthed to be railed on the Pale of each let, to take place on the ill of September next, when their price will neceffarily be advanced ' to Six Guineas. Nothing can pollibly exceed the entertainment derived from feeing the unequalled Pantomime of St. George, at the New Theatre, Sadler's Wells ; and the inimitable fioney Race: at the fame place, which are certainly, without exception or referve of any kind, fuperior to any thing ever exhibited at any theatre whatever. We think it necelfary again to obferve, that our Readers may not he difappointed in feeing thefe two magnets of unpre cedented attraaion, the Races begin at revert' o'clock precifely, and St. George immediatelyafter. The new comic pantomime of the Golden Farncr, or Harlequin Ploughboy, brought out at the Royal Circus, contains great ingenuity and interelt in the llory—thefe are aided by the variety of inci dents and excellent tricks which are blended with it, and afford the molt ample room for thole very fuperior powers of BYRN E in the part of Harlequin, which arc difplayed in his attitudes, his action, And his dancing. Mrs. WY BROW'S Columbine is a molt animated performance, graced br judg ment and refined talk. HE Lstii in the 'Golden Farmer, poirefres great merit; anAlos rconi F.P.Y'S Clown is mirth ittelf. The dancin , . of Mils ADAMS, in the MA tquerade feene, is indeed admirable. The =tile, which is by Mr. WAR F, charms every ear ; and the whole is a very great favourite with every defcription of the public, which the crowded au- SOLTHWARK MTETING. A Meeting of the Eledors of the Bormigh of Southwark was hcld yellerday, at the Cour t 1-6 1 1,, for the pupae of nominating two Candidates for the Reprelentatiou rd the Borough in the enftlin; : Parliament. Mr. l'isam EY, Mr. THORNTON, and Sir THOMAS TURTON, were feverally propoid, and each of them addreffed the Meeting, which was very numerous. The thew of hands was then taken, when the majority appeared decidedly in favour of Mars. T'HJ}:srow and T....;.v. Sir Timm As TORTow, however, declared his intention cf aiiisling the event of a Poll. By the Diffolution of Parliament, the Revenue is confiderably benefited in regarti to Franks, th at privilege cealing entirely (except in regard to Newfpapers) till the 24th of the prefent month, when the Peers recommence their privilege of re ceiving and fending their letters, and the Cern mons as loon as they arc returned. To be guided by what is called the IN PENDEN r INTEREST, a man is more likely to lofe what fia.•.: be may have at home, than obtain on; throug!, their means in Parliament. The &It reduction in the price of Polling on the North Road WAS made at the Reia Deer, at Dow_ caller, where the charge for fume time part has been limited to one Shilling per Mile. NORWICH ELactiorr.—The Freemen in the In. terelt of the Right Hon. W. WINDHAM and . 1. FRERE, Efq. arc informed that the Elcainn fur the City of Norwich will take p'ace on Monday next, the sth of July, at Eight o'Clock i n the Morning, and that it is expeeted the Poll will finally dole on the fame day. The Colchefter Election comes on on Monday next. Mr. TUEFKELL has declined !larding. Mr. Anams, of the Admiralty,. and /slr. BINSON, will be returned for Harwich. Mr. BAKER and Colonel BLAIR have offered them. felves Candidates for Maldun, in oppofition to Mr. WEvrt. s: and Mr. STRVTT• The E:eaion of Members for the Univerfity cc Cambridge is fixed for Monday next. C. A. CSUCKITT, Efq. and Sir A. S. Hp.mmosn, Bart. have arrived at Ipfwich. The Eleaion Members for that Borough will commence on Monday next. Mixes PETER ANDREws is gone down to Beard. ley—Lord VALENTIA oppoles him. A third Candidate having flatted at ltfaiditor.e, General DiLANCEr - has declined entering into a conteff. Mr. 'eAllAtC has flirted for the Borough of Woodflock. The contell proulifes to be fevere. The Eledion for Worcester is fixed for Monday next. _ _ _ The conteft for Exeter has at prefent a threaten ing alped: 'the Candida!es arc, Sir C. W. BA MP. V Y LDS, Bart.; Mr. GIL 4N G Win : l-Madan; ; and J. Burm, Efq. of Downs. _ . Gird BROOKE and Mr. MILLS are canvaling the Borough of Warwick, without oppofition ; Mr. GAUSSEN having declined. The new Candidate for the County of Warwick in the room of Sir Joint Moanautyr, who retiree, iS DUCIDALS STRAIT/ORR DpGpASLI., Efq. of Me revale. Lord }ham', the precut Member, and Lord C. VITZ ROY, will he returned Members for BurT St. Edmandis, without oppofitioa. Mr. F sic u ssoN offers himfelf for Sudbury. For Devizes, the CHANCELLOR of the EIC HZ utlt and Mr. JOSHUA SMITH Come ia without up- Mr. G. SoTrots and Mr. Watcaca are to be the Members for Brantl,cr. At Great Maslow, Mr. Wlttlasss will be roc ccfsful. At Bewdley, the Hon. Mr. Lvrrtsrot4, the f:- cond fon of Lord LYTTLETON, will be chni:n. At Reading, the old Membets will be retu: rei without oppolition. Mr. WATSON and Mr. JOHN BAKER, Whole elthion in 1796 was fet alide on a charge nf bri bery, are likely to come in for Canterbury with out oppo'fition. Sir FRANCIS SYKES comes in without oppoaion for the Borough of Wallingford. HUGH MASSEY, Efq. has declined Banding for the county of Clare, Ireland. W. A. MADDOCKS, Efq is a Candidate for Do; ton, in Lincolnfhire. _ _ _ I'he Hon. JOHN COST, Inn of Lord BROWNLOW, and the Hon. ROBERT CURZON, are likely to be the Members for Clitheto. ____...._ _ .... Mars. MOORE and PRINSEP Rand candidates for Qiieenborough, on the oppotition fide, ..nd Admiral Palms and Mr. SERJEAN 7f on the i'lialf terial. Mr. SPENCER SMITH, brother to Sir SIDNEY SMITH, is the Gentleman who oilers himfelt as a Candidate for Dover. The oppofition that has been flailed at Wey mouth and Melcembe Regis, has very mach alarmed Sir W. PULTENEY, whofe int] ..ticuce has returned the four Members, though he never (pent a fhilling in thole Boroughs. The principal inha bitants hope to carry two new Members. The preparations for the election at Bridgewater arc carrying on with uncommon a,e;ivity. The Candidates are, Mr. HARCOURT and Mr. AGNEW, M. P. for Stockbridge, in oppofition to Mr. Po- COCK, nephew of Bail POULETT, and Mr. ALLEN, the fitting Members. Sir THOMAS TIOUBRIDGE and T. J:Rvi:, the Candidates for Yarmouth, were drawn into that town by the freemen, attended by a raft con courfe of people, with colours tivintr and drums beating. They paraded round the town in tri umph, as the prefent Members have ticciillA the contelt. The eleelion will commence un 'roc fday next. Mr. HENNIKFR MA J OR, wli , l has been fpokcn of as 0r,:.! ni the Candidates for the Cminty of EC lex, has pn6licly declined his interaioi, ~f declir.- ing a Cowell: and 14Ir. i'vioNTA4;nE litixooyNF, who a Ilion time liace pnbliihed att Advcrtife ment, in which he declared hi had no intention to becranc a Candidate, has now offered Tile other Candidates are Mr. 1-14.fiKui.sti_Chiz- PP