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rTTT!H f Ws day were pt bibbed, in Iva :.rice 9s. in boards. ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS of SETTLE MENTS, drawn by the molt diftinguifhod Conveyancers of the prefent day, and now firit published under the Direalon and Infpediou of JAMES BARRY BIRD, Efq. London : Printed for W. Clarke, and Sons, Portugal-ftreet, Lincoln's Inn.—Of whom may be had, BIRD's POCKET CONVEYANCER; a fele& ColleCtion of Precedents, a Pocket Volumes, 91. in boards. BIRD's INDEX to CONVEYANCING Precedents, 38.6 d. boards. WILMO'I"s LAW of MORTGAGES, with a ColleCtion of Preetdenta, Soo. 6e. in boards. HUNT's VASES on the ANNUITY ACT, with an Epi tome of the PraCtice, Soo. 6s. 6d. In boards. • *arm ilirett hoc fleeted, generally„ which Mr. Cartwright _ to ventinn to its precut degree of perfeftion. The evidence adduced on the occafion teeming fatirfaaory to their Lordfhips, the Committee agreed to the different Claufes of thf Bill, and the Houle returning, ordercd the Report' to be received to-morrow. Their .Lordfhips then refutned the confideration of Crewe's Divorce Bill, retpeeting which the LORD CIIANCILLOI obferved, that the evidence hitherto adduced, did not, in his mind, fully east. blith the fart of adultery. The Copula, in reply to what fell from his Lord- Blip, humbly fairmitted, that tech proof bad been adduced of it. as, in general, at the pinkie day was held tufficient ; on which The Loan Caaricst.tott obferved, that the evi- 1 donee adduced was not that which be mould hold it his duty to direa a Jury to find a vrrdia upon. ilarab Pulteney, the young.woman above-men tinned, wfs then farther examined :—She repeated thole particulars whir! we have Rated in oar ac count of her former examination t and in answer to a quellinn of the Noble and Learned Lord, Paid, the oisterved, on more than one occafion, that Mrs. Crewe's bed had been lain in over night, by two gel-loos. It being deemed necetary that Mrs. Haw% kiru,'Mrs. Crewe's ewe maid, who had not yet sr roped, fhoatJ be examined. at well as the affair further invelligated, the further confideration of t)se11» was politposed till to-morrow. SOWN Wined buturefs was then difpoted of, after which the Mack adjourned till to-morrow. • . • POUSE Or COMMONS. 1 Ifs ehbfollse Deep illessepdis BA the Now Axel Corlid4lielihallitied the Mb Sint Doylies/as R/Borere wilirideir Asa prilid. • _boas reavemeet verpedbog Welholgi. Beide were tire imeeit NM were aphid to he ate tlet 'nig LIS Aimed= Trode pe t amilldhe left Hese betporia. miLiecre send a =eh ddientit Oh& , of Precedents, Saw 6a in boards. HUNT's CASES en the ANNUITY ACT, with an Epi- tome of the Pradtice, fivo. 6s. 6d. in boards. Pif it L liiMEti 7.4 R r PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY JUNE as. . The various Bills upon the 'fable werefonvarded in their re- fpedtive Rages. On tatree different oecafions in the mirk ache evening, Bills to a eonfiderable number were brought up by different Gentle- men from the Commons.—Among the public Aft of the other ,i Houle, were the Excite Duty Regulation Bill, the Statue int- portatiod Duty Bill, and the Clergy Academe Bill. - Their Lordihips ordered that, a conference Ihould be dared wltb the Commons, on the fubjed of the important amend- ment made by their Lortifttips yefterday, in the infolvent Deb- . tars' Bill. Certain Annual Accounts from the Treafurer, Thaws, dr.c. of Weftininfter Bridge, were prefented by Mr. Clanentfon, jun. and ordered to lie upen the Table. The Order of the Day being read for the further ~- confideration of Crewe's Divorce Bill, Counfel and evidence were called in. • ' The Counfel informed their Lorcifhips, that the perfon, a man of the name of Frith, who was to havebeen brought forward for the purpofe of , fwcaring certainTurther circurnilances relative to the adultery of Mrs. Crewe, were it not for his (evert indifpofition, had been recently inquired af- ter. in confequence of which it appeared he was fine dead. This fan, the Counfel obferved, he irapid immediately prove by pofitive evidence at the Bar, did their Lordships entertain the kali doubt of the fad. No doubt Teeming to exist as to the point on the part of the Houk, a young wo- man Wb.o lived at prefent and for Tome time pall with Mrs. Crewe, as cook, was then brought for ward.--This witneft fated feveral circumftances •- , to have taken place while Mrs. Crewe and Sir -•., ' Han/ Englefleld refried in the fame houfe at Southampton. which appeared to induce a ftrong fafpitionof the adultery of the parties—fnch as a that on ate mornibg rather early, the obferved Mrs.-Crewe to leave her own apartment, very lonfely dread. and go into the bed-ohamber of Sir Harry Engle field. w here - the remained for Tome time.; Are overheard then talking, being near the ~ &MK and from what fire could conjeftnre,' Sir Sony muft have been it bed. The witriefs alto ' ikted that on snort than one occafion, indeed fie. a t- 'wady. the beard Sir Harry go into Mrs. Crewe's bed-clumbor in the courfe of the night, and on two.or three occafions, flue obferved him come out . Oft cart?? sn the morning. In the courfe of her ezasnimatiou , theradded, that the often told this to . •',. lair felkr*fervants, who, it appeared, reciprocally •-• unieated their °Mimetic= on the fubjeft ; . =die bad newer teen Mr.'Crewe, nor had been , zplied• to to come forward till that day, when application tams frown Mr. Crewe's S olicitor. s " ibrilseing allied particularly to which of the ter- ,. mints the told it, lire rid, particularly to Mrs. 4.., , ` linerkies, her Lady's! own woman, and to Sarah flillabsr. the hold-amid. who had always made ~ • Mrs Craves bed. ' ' Ztirr thilll6l4l it proper to hear thee . * 4sad been already at the Bar, reexa- )-, adillarn. akeintain points, they were ordered to ' -:- is fat fqj and in order to give them time for their Antra, Vse 'Mare, on the motion of Lord Thar- , •-_, Awned the farther confederation of the . 4 4 .- fur an hour. ~ t ,• • - - the interval their Lorditips were employed ii; receiving tills from the Commons. as above no. ;iced, reading them, difpofing of fome routine and . • private bafineft, and chiefly in difpofing of one of • the srdcular Orders of the pay. - , is was for retuning the Committee upon Cart- . Wright'sPatentDdl,Sfor aWoolcombing Machine) Lord Walfmghain in the. Chair. One( or two Witneffes were examined with re. &eft so the leading allegation of the Bill, who fisted, geoeially, the trouble, time, and eat e, which Mr. Cartwright fullained to bring his in- vend= to its precut degree of partition. .. A I 3 W • wai delivered from the Lords, A . . . e. ~'~ A Maffage. _ - agai t ordihips had agreed to the BM arta* Juitices, and to feveral Private BBL. Their quired a conference to-morrow at four o'clock with the ChM& moos, refpedling force amendments made by the Houle atCoot mons to the lufolverst Debtors' Bill. Mr. BIAGGI mow), that the Houle do agree to the confer. enest, as &fired by their Luolfhips. The motion was agreed tb b and a Mellage fent to the Lords accordingly. Mr. Bit atm e brought up a Report front the Committee ap pointed to confider of the us:eatery alterations in the Standing Orders in confequence of the Union, which was agreed to. The Newfoundland Misery Bill was mad a third time and Md. • Mr.BIAOOI Mooed that the adjourned debate refpaling the Finance propofitioo, propofed by the CRANCELLOR of the Er. c u eqy ea and Mr. Tice so ay, iholdd be adjoumed to Maltby, which was agreed to.—At Si the Houk adjourned dli to morrow. Account prefented to the Houfe of Commons, of all Penfions charged upon his Majefty's Civil Effablifbment of Scotland: C. L Mrs. Chrift. Campbell 200 Mlii Fanny Cockburn top Ann Mary Baronefs For- Mifs Harriot Cockburn too niter - 6co Lady Dalsell - soo °Lieut. ja Sutherland zoo Elisabeth Dunbar zoo Walter Lord Afton zoo Mils Cads. Sinclair syl. son Mrs. Marion MiCay zoo Mlfs Marg. Sinclair 371. z• ' Col. Jo. Seton .. ISO Mils Ann Sinclair 371. 101. John Lord Colvin, of Mary Bertram - ss Cuirofs - . too Heavy Scott, Earl of De- Lady Elgin - 300 tor* - 3 00 Elie. Norris - so Lady Sinclair, of Long- Marg. Winchefter 2O fonnacus - zoo Lady Borthwiek zoo Mrs. J ohn Robinfon zoo Sir Peter Inbs, Truftee too for Beboof of the Chß- =es Aim and Eliza dreis of Sir Archibald hedaltingfton 100' Primple - too Mrs. John Stewart, of Dr. Jo Beattie - too Crawford - zed Lord Kirkcudbright : 200 Mrs. Henry Mitten*, Mrs Ells. Stewart , so and Hannah Mackenzie, Mrs Lucy Kennedy 160 her daughter , - zoo Allan htDeragall Efq. • Miles Margaret & Mary Writer to she Signet, Mackenzie - zoo in Tsui for the WI- NG& Hope Mackenzie Mb dow and Children of Mill Ann kimaftoo sort a.Hrb of New- Mrs. CoL Costoingtuun zoo 111. - alto Miles Satin and Grisel ttracartenwpbell" zoo Sandilanda - me' end ober Mifs Margaret Haldane 401 ' Teta" for Bead MI6 Euphonies Haldane 66 of Lord Naper% Ail- NlPENsabettiHspeCar- • • dim ••• . vo mils - zotz &Media Lady Mom zoo Mrs htionveK - zoo Mrs =dale zso = coo . zoo Jebel- :co ,Adsty ilutherbed too Ind low Law so Milk Mop flutbeilesd zoo Aka. garnet; Efq. soo MS Ladik illeaudated • ES.. Dunbar - so Mmikiluvrat Milne. ws k szistr, Efq. - 300 andivsabstbilsline, le. ream Edda% Bk. soo *4101160r ' - Wm anLe e t a andAnnDiek zoo jobs D 1201100004 to C. ilt. l Efq. . soo kw Lady guis e Mrs. Marg. analiebl Igo pleelbseekters aoo Lady Ana Racine zoo Erg. far . Lady Mary Cochrane soo Moat of the 'four Imly Wallac zso younger Clem Le=of Lady AnisCi e erdon • zso (Sp zoo Mn. Hawaii Edema 45 TIM •Willmsfoa, Efq. 100 ' in trek for Ma- Zillii Al t s 3 Down and Heim Mil 'lndiak.s ; - vo Marron - zoo •- Ann Ea Elpisim• 41111 —' 731111, zoo zzooo, and Ann 'sad ' 14.41116 Ems ZOO Cl/2111211122 Eipbbs• Crab, goo ftone, her Daughters yin IlifielLare soo Ann Stewart - se lady - blame, for, Mary Ann Hamilton ?a Ibliy May zoo Lady Loolfa Kerr sto - too Lady Stoney Kerr soo MA aoiLelik . zoo Lady Elizabeth Kerr soo Wer f Lai ParluiPle ;To VrastrAr fde2 d He* 3•?:5 3 ~.., -Boyce . zoo s° mo SaLeit ug a int - ',::: bitt=4 Metope Maitland ryo ?Alp Ann Cramond do Mrs. Moyne Stewart MI6 Elisabeth Firm* so Gordon - - So Mifs Katharine Planing so ICatbadasDon - so Mils l i nz i k aim Planieg so lam tethead, Eft. of Mk Lellie do forailakb, ando th en, Apes w. wife of Melees for. %school of " Gawp Maw - so dm widow and dill- . Clarlottelkegfon - too peorge I.l l lKay, - Carolina Mors Casper soo • _ - - PS • aalsissat Asa Cor har. SOO Jane Grant so Jean, Barham nod Mill Parlotte Opot _so kat Lepooreed. too Met Pebbles: . ..... A . do , Lady =Maoist eoo M gMsti r els=an ".. zoo - rli dl salsideJldho Ca sni k DM Ajapzogi IlEekliorbes to jelesadollssO . .mdbM • Misr* Misname so . las ManoieWe - sop hea. A* ' • .• so :11= 8 Iteettes sop PitalmisCrak :- - zoo j LAM Damn Mobs* rso • lobo Campbell, of Stone- M Dasidas. he . add. Eft • pap Erftba'a T: 1161. fektal, Half? Woldaed% aad -, for beim( of Ch.jeloce other ThAsesofElbo- .., Gardner - - so rough Ilfordeock. for •: jean and Elisabeth Mercer ao beim/ tif Lady Mar- Mrs. Ann Facreft - 6q put Feedlot - Maria Margaret Lady Apes Ms/010 • - • • Napier - - • tao DOH Cathcart. and 4, Viillana Lard Gray 203 others , in Isidi for John ,•• .. Mrs. (hied Hamilton ,_ se WO* Mi. Mrs. Jane Cockburn ' too Mart Hamiliala Erldese PO George Home, Efq. in .Wire. l ollhlll sot Weary Truft for Jane and Co- Ile ß L:ti dm . cilia Teller - zoo *des AGMs ~. Jean and Lillias Stewart so Wl*. bur bind - • AM, Jean; sod Cluiftbso do A MEAL Campbell _ too . for KEA Dalrymple sea Lady Mom lime Led Teipbicken 300 Lady Murray kik ildmisize .Ilben • •• • zoo Crawl* kr Wm.. - Mos Eska Esau zoo 126 AimaCisha . too efee , stl e . 1 Xatkiebas PPM too Adam liabillazadser .so Mary; eel Mai.. ' Misstras a lrap, . . giro lap*" W . H Latin, aid CantaLse .. ..i Omit . ... zco Nb a s i ry l =Lady !Mask Mils Moslem Therapla zso ' Mrs. Sobers Hay, and • 5... Mt. Betty =skim so az daughters ' - , * Mr. Wilinta Ihrers - too lean Countefs of Cala- Milk laWila ParS yo nek - - • MI6 Ills. aMs. , JOOO aVss tae, sad Rabbis sem Apses, a. , Graz, Danall ieeihm zoo Mary Compbell - aglis Mama zoo Wu Margaret OM/ 0 N p 1 Ellsaboh too mid klugatet Diary Ifo. I Mn. Warlow, Irsaaah/liet..sol Ana sir hiker aat bar fear hN o r inirk eleasMera so zoo Mss, Elio% sad bges.Asaeggis .. 31 mho to hie lea . vo Loig Ilislk - 111611dok aso Dr. Thes • zoo Ws. limo Gents • - uo Da* Mika= toe fkadmWm Av. Magee 30 7. 2 111111. ilfeitina A Allem 00/0 11 /2 soo Pads' „Wroth __Tog . Mialidth Elessen . . hfrbehrod el Mrs.Aalp ', Diode% sod et her ,• male ad alldrea = dar k ee Mr Be damp- '•• Mu Helm Hap - - . Illoarstk i Ladmi Coen. .4. kabort AATM ,1, iefs of VIO. .: lips Mrs Mary Caribou zoo' ' Qiebreee - too r. mir............... - . 'Pali • . C 44.164 SO 'Mild 2101.196 4. fletridr AM. '' Caddlager Pikalgair Pad d/r i• . - LONDON.* FRIDAY, JUNE VS. . MOE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCIC: Cent. debit* for o63,f—Redneed 64-4 per New per Cent. 95f +—Onutlum*9l as ?mica OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bent Stock 168 Long Ann. zBf p-o 6 3 per Cent. Red. 604 I Sbon Ann...3f 3-16 3 per C. ConE fbat Inn , - 3 Per cw .391 4 Per Cam 79i Imp. Ann. z z st-t6f 5 per O. Noy Ihut Ornaiwn to+ si 10 s re C 14 1.95ti Cont. for Atte.6af 6 , 41 PARIS, Jima Confolidh 481 r. 630. A rumour prevails at Plymouth, that the French fleet are at fea. We'have not been able however to learn on what authority it refts.—Accounts from the Channel fleet received at Plymouth on Monday afternoon. only gated that the Com bined Fleet, confifting of 21 fail of the line, which were dillinialy counted, was at tingle anchor in the outer Road of Brett. We are happy in being able to contradia a re port which had reached the Admiralty two days ago, and was very generally credited, that /a Lout frigate, of 4o guns, had been Captured off Havre, and carried in there. By our port letters of this morning we learn, that file was left fafe off that place on Wednefday latt. This morning we received Paris jonrnals to the 23d inftapt inclufive. The following are the only articles worthy of notice : Pacts, Jug, al.—At the audience this day the Minifter for Foreign Affairs prefented to the FIIST Cousin., Baron d'AmaAcH, Connfellor of Regen cy to the Eleftor of Saxony; Baron d'Yvot, a Gentleman attached to the Houfe of the Prince of &Ilan Oranges Senator RUDDI, Deputy from Lubec, and the Senators Toe it la and Ks LIMA Na t Deputies from Nuremberg. At the fame audience the Panics of Hon allzoa.- Liam Hiczatican took leave of the Flaw Consoz. The Count and Counters of Lsomoiti'wlll leave, this capital on the 27th inftant, and proceed WI Florence. His Excellency M. de Consitilm . a . cretary of State to the Pops, has arrived here : be: was prefented this evening at 7 o'clock to the ties,.. Coss us, and received with , the ceremonial ufrad during diplomatic prefentations. m General BtINADOTTI has announced to th Minifter of Police, the arreftation of Vinza.oir: named TawcaßOL, formerly a Captain in the a ath regiment, the friend and confidant of Groaosill.' who was the more dangerous, as he poffeffed, bes: fides great talents and information, the advantage . of being able to fecure the attachment of his haply. % by paying them regularly every month. Iliali Chouan Chief was taken on the t sth of June, irs a concealment at the Celtic of Peuvem. in the ar rondiflement of Pontivy (Morbihan). It was only' after long fearch that he was difcovered in a con cealed place, behind the wall of a barn, fufficiently fpacious to contain zoo men. Thera was found upon him abox filled with papers, from which bn portant information will be obtained. He had in his pockets twenty-fiic double louis, and nine guineas, which Adjutant Viztarrx, who was charged by the General with this expedition, dif tributed among the hundred grenadiers under his command, as a reward for their good behaviour. ' The proprietors of the Caftle, youpg woo, ' named Noma, who denied that VIDSLOT had taken refuge there, have been arrefted, being ao.. cufed of maintaining a correfpondence with the in ternal enemies of the Republic. • juin z 3. — We are informed from Berlin, that M. de Luca sat et, the Prtiflian Minifter at Paris, 'will repair to London in the fame quality, and I that be will be fucceeded at Paris by Baron Jacoai. Hackie, Junta 14.—We learn here, that the mif- Bon of Citizen HutriaAa, , at Berlin, is near a clofe. The negotiations entered into between him and the Deputies of the Prince of Ocean a, under the mediation of France and Prnffia, are nearly marinated to the fatisfaaion of all parties. The Houfe of ORAN°, will be properly indemnified for the iota of its perfonal property, fitusted hi the Bs tachmßepublic ; but it is not known whether thii iikissanification will be given in money or in landsi. &mated in the German Empire. It has been marked, that for Come days pall, the correfpon-1 dente between the French and Batavian Govern meats has been exceedingly stake. ANIMA, Juss 7.—M. de Rasunousav is est ! peed to arrive here about the middle of July. Bose. people reaps tisea4 refpeaing the refute * of our stgodationo with Prance : the caufe of tlis. uneallailk is the diniefititions, apparently not pat: cific. which have been for Come time making by . oar Court. The workmen in our Arlene], are by; City employed. The Staffs of our army have net , yet been entirely dlffolved, as was laid : they hare' only been d i ft ributed in the provinces, in fuch a nuts. tier that they can be fpeedily affembled in cafe thri t. 2 fitould be wanted : but thefe difpofitions, whidr do not neceffstr il y imply that war k at no great Lance, may have no other objea than the iron ' 'llohimias tine this kingdom, of all the Here ditary Suites, is that where the grate* number of Mops are colleacd. * , lux 6.—His Royal Highnefs the Archduke Cm/acts will repair to Baden by the advice of his Phyficians, immediately after his reception as Coadjutor to the Grand Ma (ler of the Teutonic Or der, which is to take.place on the Bth. This Prince, it is faid, will not take the ufual vows on that oc. cation. _ . The PRINCE of CONDE has arrived in this capi tal : he propofetto Oa his refidence at'Wsitzenba Hungary. We learn from Conftantinople, that as a repara. 'ion for the infults offered to the Ruffian Minifter and his fuite when vifiting the Mofque of Soliman,, four of the perfons who were molt criminal have been hung: twenty more were publicly baftinaded. BARCELONA, JUNE 6.—A1l the veffels which arrive here confirm the complete defeat of the Englifh in Egypt.—Yourit a / Defeafiuri & la Patrie. GasoA, Jura 6.—The Neapolitan garrifon which was at Malta, has arrived at Meflina. Let ters from that city, dated the sift of May (late, that a French vetel, defined for Egypt, had touched there, and met with a very favourAble re_ option, It was Paid at Leghorn,on the 3d inft. that. an armiftice was about to be concluded with the garrifon of Porto.Ferrajo. Yeßerday morning his MAJRSTY, accompanied by Prince ADOLPHUS, General HARCOURT, and . Colonel Firzaor, walked In Kew Gardens. After breaEfadthe KING (on horfeback), with . the Princeifes Sor Hu and Au sits, the Hon. Mrs. Haacova r, General Haacounr, Major Motto*, and Colonel Firzaor, accompanying his KURR* TY, rode out in Richmond Park. At one o'clock the Rovat. Faulty, attended by. an abort of Light Horfe, took an excurfion in three carriages to Oatlands, to vita the Duchefs of Toe a.. Her Royal Highnefs pre pared a moll fumptuous entertainment for her Royal parents, and their Manorias returned to Kew highly pleated. The new Palace at Kew is to be a large fquare building, with four towers, and a noble courtyard in the centre. The intended height is four (tones: it is of red brick; the plan entirely Gothic, and' every part is to be finifhed agr_eeably to the deign given to Mr. WYATT by his Mann,. ~ The Royal Gardens of Richmond and 'Kew will be open to the public on Sunday next, the Ath of June, and will be open as ufttal every Sunday der. ing_the &tomer. Friday the Loan LIRUTRMANT of Ireland re viewed in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, the troopsof that garrifon. They went through de Winers of the sky with great fpirit, proMputude, and preci fion, to the perferft tatistation of his Excellency and the Commander. in Chief, Sir Wu. Maanows. A number of General Officers appeared upoe the field, and the multitude of applauding fpatators was beyond all calculus a l General Dauirsiono on 'lday intpated fe veral corps of yeomanry, at Wsais. The appear ance and eta:buts of the viola . (amounting to flys me n ) i,e was much extolled. - Every corps in.. floated belonged to the county of kibrun, Nothing could exceed the difpatch • with which ,the sod Dragoons were embarked at Cork. The tranfports arrived on the Saturday evening, and were ready for tea the evening following. The ,men entharkod in uncommon good fpirits, ardent to join their fellow-folffier who have to gloriotilly diffinguiffiea theinfelves to Egypt. Gene* Tattavon having been appointed to the Stall in Ireland, has fel off for that part of the United Kingdom. Laft week marched Into the city of York from Neweaftle, where they *have been fiationed for Come time, part of the t ith dragoons, commanded by Colonel Ca too res.—The remornder of the 18th dragoons, whom the above regiment have mpinced, have left the York diftrikon thei; .march to the South. The Surry Yeomanry Cavalry commanded by Lord ',mix were reviewed on Wednpfday on Wimbledon Commas, by Dili R o yal Pllghnell the Palsies of Wao,as. The ground was kepth o r o ll a e Light Horfe Volunteers, commanded by c HIRRIIII. On Viednefday the Eatt York mditia.conußnd ded by Colonel MAIATIRS, lying at Hull, vrci ° B reviewed in the garrifon by General Sraratar. Friday and Saturday laft, forty troops of the t3th Light Dragoons marched into qualters at Colthefter, from Norwich. • At Weymouth a General Coart-Martiallas been fitting for forte time on two awpotals and four privates, belonging to the York Heifers, for defer. tion, withAmintent to go over to the King's enc.' mies. The proceedings are doled, and have boast tranfmitted for his Majefiy's approbation. Letters from St. Pemriburgh mention, that more than ao,ooo Ferrous have returned to that city fine the death of the late Ent aaoa. A Bank, with a capital of lloo.csoto dollars. is about to be ellablifW• at Charictlon. South Caro lina. l'hree hundred "thoufand dollars are to be lent to the Government. Theaeft will be ruferfod for a trading capital. • the tit), for a trading capital. • On the t 3th ult. the Citalpine Cartridge pub. bated a law, by which the territory of the Repub. lic is divided into twelve departments, under the following names, vis---Agogna, Lrw, Olona, Seri°, /della Alto Po, Knew, Crouplo, Pesaro, Ratfo Po, Reno, Rubicone. The following a Rate of the fubdivifion and population of CaCh Pal s Osportsmot dstr Amos . p 41113 dst Laos - 02: I 2 fleiss• . 4 bias •!EEEtirmilarb : •E i a • Dowiessatilst *Alb • 579.11118 p Depsrmaitist Paws . . saml7ll so P•pisswaso MI P• - - OriMpiausa del - • ti rl !•0111,Ist 0/1 pain& • Taal pspelladas at dig • 0470 , •