Star. — London, England, 1801-06-15 00:00:00

S. CORN-MARNETS. Ir. The Englith Wheat Market for fine goods, at h, id Hark -Lane this morn i ng , nearl y the fame as laft ly week. Inferior Foreign and Engfill 4s. to ss. c heaper; Oatr' of good quality bac aad rather dearer; Hog Peale 2s. dearer: other things the m fame. il, Wheat, Sos. to togs. Dantzick Wheat, t 20S. t 30s. Red Wheat, loos. 105 s. Aye, sos. to 6es. Wbith Pease, 6os. to 755. • Grey Peale, 425. ro sos. , Short Small Oats, 3os. to 425. Foie ditto, 314. to 455 . Small Beans, gos. to 565. Tick ditto, 442. to 59 5 . Malt, 505. to 755. _Price of Flour, loos. to togs. mess Or GRAIN, AT TOT TOLLOWINC SIARICTTS. zoos. od. to r3os.od. per Qttarter, • 'lift 365. od. to you ad. Beans 445• ad to 6os. od. ow • o3s. o& to 445. od. I Peale nos. od to oos. od. Iharsoar....Wheat Bos. od to 1425. od. per Quarter. Barley acs 6d. to 68s. od I Beans 605.0 d to 648.0 d. Oats as od. to 441.0 d. I Peale 6os. od. to 665. od. 34 ...Wheat loos od to 1488 od per Titter. Barliy 32s od to Cosa I Beans 561 od to 36 od e s ti ads od to 445 ad. Peafe cos od to 36s ad D As ucatTose.....Wheat t los od to ssas per Quarter. I Barley 39s od to 6 c 4 od Beanios od to 6511 . 04 oats sib od to aas od Peale 481 od to 398 od • :c1 YI re - . - Ozrozo.--Whest 117.6.0 d to z6os. per isztei. Barley los Od to 95$ Od I Baas oos ad to 6390 d pats 3611 04 to 46$ Od Peak 63s od to Boa od - - - The importation of Corn continues to an extent infinitely beyond our confumption ; but the prices have not experienced any proportionate decreafe. The importation of Wheat during the laft week. was 24,904 quarters. The piffle of the bell Carolina Rice has fallen to 29t. 9cl. per cwt. being a rcduOion of more than cent. per cent. within a few weeks. The Provincial Markets, which are governed by the London currency, hold their prices in gene ral; but at Newark, on Wednefday, there was a fall of tes. per quarter in Wheat. We have the pleafute to learn, according to let ters received by the liamburgh Mail, that the Corn Harveft is not lets promifing abroad, than it is in this country. In Suabia, the profpea is fo flattering, that corn has not been fo cheap dur ing the laft 24 years. In Pomerania, and the countries bordering on the Baltic, the feafon has not been fo promifing in the recolleaion of the °ldea man. We hope this information will be read with the attention it defcrves, as it comes from the bell authority. NA uncAi MAILS THIS DAY.—*lnd W. S. W. aatfsss • Haersberet, s Deb Mo. s Waterford. 1 Deenegiadte. DIM I • o FALMOUTH, JUNE is. The WAestMGHAM packet has orders to fail for Lifbon in the morning, if the wind continqes for vourable, with the mail of the 9th inft. Wind N. PLYMOUTH, JUNE r 3. Came in the American (hip Pollycarey, Capt. C. SouraWOULD laden with provifions from the , coalt of France ; hiving been cut out of Concale Bay, by the boats of his Majelly's fhip Jesoa, of 38 guns, Captain Yucca, and the CLYDE, of 36 guns, Captain CIIIINIACHAIS• ' it is Paid that the was bound from Granville toLondoit. Came in from A ernize, the ROBUST of , ye guns, Captain Beme, THADISS of 32 guns, Captain Lucia ; the Ye:am, of te guns, Lieut. blexwsLi, and the COCACHAFIR of 8 fwivels.—Sailed to join the . Channel fleet, the Plantes' ROYAL, of 98 guns, Rear Admiral GOWER. Sailed the Louise of r 6 guns, Lieut. Tc u s corr. with difpatches for Egypt: on her pani&e down Channel, wben off Falmouth, the fell in with a Mounts Bay lugger, called the Og, laden with fpirits from Guernfey, which the captured and fent in here. Came in the HIRON. Dices armed brig, of be guns &rim the Eallward, and the Besseisa gim brig, of to guns, from Jerfey. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE to Arrived the Alice, of 44 guns, Capt. Bowes, from the Downs.—Sailed the PRINCE OF WALIS, of9B guns, Sir Rosser CALDER, to join the Chan nel fleet.—The DRIADKOVOHT, of 98 guns, wall yelierday launched from the Dock-yard, the beauti ful manner in which the entered the water, and the prodigious number of fpatators prefent, rendered' the fcene highly gratifying.—'A Cartel Mich ar rived on Friday from Cherbourg, his bronght fur ther advice Of the very extenfive military prepara tions which are now snaking along the French coafi.—Mhe GOLIAH, of 74 guns, u taken out of Dock, and die BRITANSIA,Of t toguns, is gone in. This day failed the TERPRICSOLI frigate for the Cape. She has on hoard 75ch0001. worth of dollars, on account d the Eaft India Compay.—‘ Sailed alto the HYDRA on a cruife. SHEERNESS, JUNE Arrived on Thurfilay evening his Majefty's tbip Oviiirsses, Captain LIG xvv. from the Downs, to be paid; and failed again yellerday morning, to refit:ft het Elation as Guard Ship.- 7 Sailed the MITILOR gun brig, I.icutenant PR•R SON,for Leith. The Ao v awrteas, of +4 gums, having been fitted at Deptford, is appointed a receiving chip for this, harbour. • Yefierday morning, at nine ticlock, Scowl /fir alias M.Dwield, was executed on board the ZRALAKD, guard (hip at the Note, purfuant to his fentence, having been alive in a mutiny on board the DAKAR frigate, and :Ailed in taking that Stip into Breth be behaved with the moll hardened de pravity to the DEAL, JUNE rs. The homeward-bound India fleet failed for the River on the 12th init. but from the prevalence of the N. W. wind, they were nearly all anchored this morning in Margate Road. The Hope, of this port, was blown afhore yefterday evening near Kingfdown. Wind N. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVESEND, JuNe 4.—Pafred by, the WOW Franta, —, from Hamburgh ; and Leviathan, CARON Ea, from South Seas.—Sailed the Richard, Fox ST 6R, for Dominica ; Elizabeth, WALTON, for St. Croix ; Admiral Nelfon, —, for Curacoa ; Flanders, MITCHELL, for Lilbon; Matthew and Thomas, —, for St. Kitt's ; Vicillltude, STOUT, for Jamaica ; Nancy, ALLEN, for Surinam ; Hope, Amazon, for Martinique ; Horizon, MAR. STON, for Charleflon; and Perfeverance, Boy DEN, for Baltimore. ARRIVED. At Boßoo--Almy, Snow, from LiterpooL At New York—Allepny, Paddock, from LiaerpooL At Belfaft—john, Wier, from New York. . At Hull—Charlotte, Leeds, from Wilmington.. At Lithon-nSuflui, Storey, from LIVERPOOL, JUNE U. The Meliora, BACK HOUSE, from hence, is fup pored to Aave entered the Capes of Virginia on the 26th of April. The Heaor, MAWO2I.2y, : was well at Melimba, about the 24th of January. • • The Lottery, WHITTLI 1 Lnuifa, BILNARDI and Princefs Amelia, LIVIIIGITMI, were (poke in company on the 29th May, in lat. 48.30. N. long. 7. 36. W. by his Maily's (hip &Peseta, all well. The S. W. PouLsow, from Virginia for this port, put back to Norfolk, the 14th April, having experienced bad weather. Captain 52013014, of PAgreeable, fpoke the (hip Triton, of Poole, from hence to Newfoundland, in lat: 55. 37. N. long. 23. W. On the a7th (poke the Sincerity, JrnxiNS, of Workington, bound to giellec, lat. 55. 30. long. 14. W. e Enterprize, Boort:, from Africa to the Welk 'lndies, was well at lea the :sth April, in lat. 1. N. long. 29. W. The Flying Fifth and a brig from this port to Malta, pallid the Gut of Gibraltar the 3d of May, afteran engagement with three Spanifh privateers. Captain Coss's, of the Iris, from New York, fpoke on the 19th May, the (hip Haveral, from Greenock, bound to Bo ft on, in long. 54. W. lat. 42. 80. N. The Fanny, PARKER, from hence to Wilming ton, put back into Charlefton in difirefs the 14th M'Elkenham, from hence, at Angola; Na,yrn Syddram, and New York, Colley, from hence at Vin tr i aseib,'Coast, and Almy, Snow, from hence, at Bolton ; lrladey; America. Watfon ; Lydia, Starbrick ; and Mei% Paddock. from hence, at New York ) Jane, Sawyer, - banskit Philadelphia; Sukey, Sweat, from hence, at Hsu* Wain Mary, from haw. at Virginia; •Ponf. Mag i IMO helierd, at New London; Sally, Pope, from hence, it Wallow; 8 Ilbarke, Dunn, from hence, at Dublin; Con ga* Tadao from hence at Himburgh ; and A dive, =WA Ron London, at Philadelphia. Captain Ds Cotracy is appointed to his Majef ty's NAMUR, of 98 guns, fining out at Ply mouth. Captain Jolla Snoswzmio is appointed to the command of his Majefty's thip PANDOUIt. Captain ELI Tate of his Majelly's fhip GLav- TON in the aftion off Copenhagen, is appointed to command his Majefty's fitip IRRISISTI 'LE, now fit ting out at Chatham. The Couraquet, —, from Virginia to Briftol, is put back and condemned there. The Anna Margaretta, Pstrisos, from Cay enne to Altona, is captured by the Either, LINDO, on the palfage from the Welt Indies to Liverpool. The outward-bound Welt-India fleet failed from Cork on the 6th innant, under convoy of the An il/KAM frigate. General Ntroar, the Lieute nant-Governor of Jamaica, accompanied by his AbildsCiunp, Lieutenant-Colonel 'aria, &c. went in die AMruscADE. A fquadron confining of (even (Ail of the line, is immediately to be difpatched to crnize between Cadiz and Lifbon, for the porpore of preventing the junftion of the Spanins and Portugnefe fleets, which there are ftrong grounds to think will be at tempted, fhould Portugal accede to the conditions of peace propofed by France and Spain. The (hips arc to be victualled for three months, and to be commanded by Admiral Sir J. SAUMAREZ. The Anna, ROBINSON, from Tortola, is arrived at Dublin, a fter. paffage of a . l days. About thirty private letters were received by the overland difpatch from India on Friday. Our letter from Bombay, is dated the sd March, and announced that feveral fchooners, from flo to TOO tons, mounting s guns, with /swivels, and each having so mat, ten of whom are Europeans, had been fitted out by our Government in India, to (weep the Straits of Sunda, and the (bores of the Malacca, of the Malay Pirates who have done much injury to car trade in thole Seas.—Tbe for tifications at Banda have hem firengthened, and a (}tong reinforcement fent thither from Bengal ;Ind to lelien dis inducements to attack from the enemy, the &ens of (pica, &c. have been removed. of Paffengers anived• in the (hips from Chins. Cineeeftwo—Lieut. Col. Batley, H. M. 36tb western, frail Rooky; Way sad child, ditto; David Iced, Efq. train Canton. Coca—Linen boon and Bailey, IL IL regiment, Rain Madras; Lima. bosh it and arrant, Hon. Company's Ida til= M ot. Col. Rayne, Hon. Company's knit*, 'from Pawl. _ Wdßerillaw.—ltay. Mr. limy, and Mra Money ; Mr Hantlitea, welter, ham Minims. Andßos.—bies. SAD sod dig, MI Poe, from Saint Hikes; Wa Ihssia Zia hpursitp. Sas Canton . ; Mgr joba Shin.A t a Earths. .Ikallgy Unit. Iterndia aid *IL hen Nines at Waiso Minds Tousha Ira rte. trio Che ws; ups jai Sawa" matey bevies, tram iambs,. it=iiOreantsea, dram ilt.ldelaw; Capt. ode, ir sahr.s. Ina thslisy. Mama Irdbffiepa,mbise of tl; s lime& -- Assa 8 . 2 40 18*. 1 ' IL bif id aglow ; Mrs. der, trims Cason .- F4SHIOPABLE ARRAW.G-EIIIENTS FOR IVE.P.K. rtes DAV. Mrs. Butler's °rand Dinner, Portman-fquare. Conutdi of Hardwiek's Rout, St. 3.ltors's-lquare. Mrs. Duff's Rout, Charks-ftrect, Baklicy-ftware. TUFIDAY. Mrs. Snsith's Rout, Berkeley-Rreet. wain evoitv. Mr. Henniker Major's C vend Dinner, at R ichmonit. bovvnglieLady Deering% Rout, Brouk4reet. 144 Littleton'a Mufic, lierkeley-ftreet Mr. R. Walpolc'v Moan, Grafton-Rreet. Mrs. T. Calvert's Rout, Chaties.ftreet, Beltderfquare. Mrs. Vincent Corbett's, Rout. THURSDAY. Lady Duffrin's Rout. Mrs. W. Freemantle's Rout, Stabhors-street, Mrs.Danicli Rout, Dbvonlhire•place. FRIDAY. Lady Gibbe's Rout, New Burlington-Brat. Mrs. Cokes Rout. SUNDAY. Marchionefi of Salitbury's Party. Countefs of Kenniain Party. Mrs. Coucannon'a Party. MRS. THOMPSON'S BALL, on Friday fc'ennight, was more than ufually fplendid; the extenfive drawing room was lighted up by two fuperb chan deliers, and nine luftres affixed to the walls—the floor was chalked in diamonds, and the windows adorned with.the lineft flowers and ninths.' The Ball was opened at eleven o'clock with Sir David Hisser Blair, by Sir GEOLGS, MONTGOMERY and Mifs THOMPSON. Medleys fuceeeded, which were kept up till two o'clock, when the company adjourned to (upper, which was very elegantly arranged on two liorfe. fhoe tables for 2 to. At three the dances re-com menced, and'continued till fix o'clock, when the company departed, Mrs. Tir ELtussos repeated her rural fete on Fri day laft. The Prince of WALES and the Duchefs of DEVONSHIRE were among the faihionable guefts, and the whole prefented a very fplendid and agree able fcene. The breakfaft was at four in the eer. noon, and the ball commenced at fix. MRS. MORTON PITT'S MASOVERADE, in Az lington-ftreet, on Friday evening, was attended by fix hundred perfons of fafhion in chara&ers and fancy dreffes. The houfe was fplendidly lighted by, chandeliers and luftres; the garden was brilliantly illuminated with variegated lamps introduced in different forms. A temporary gallery was ereCted, extending through the gardens into the lower apartments of Lord Romney's houfe, part of which was kindly lent on the occafion, a breach having been _previoufly made through the wall of his Lordfhip's garden. The infide of this gallery wai lighted up by variegated lamps, forming three ar ches, the diftant effea of which was beautful and pieturefque.—The ball-room is fpacious, the floor was chalked in a (file much fuperior to any we have yet teen, with figures in three divifions ; at the top Fame founding a trumpet on the martial exploits Of Sir Ralph Abercomby, with devices, the infcription underneath Vktory. In the centre, the Guardian Angel hovering over the Genius of Great Britain, with a fcroll, on which were written God fats the King. At the bottom; two hands joined, emblematic of the Union. The borders reprefented many charaaers congenial to a maf querade, as Harlequin, Punch, the Clown, &c. The Prince of Wales wore the fame drels as at Mrs. Walker's Mafquerade. Among the bell of the charaaers were Colonel Armarong, as Cohis M'Gregor, taking an account of the Mafquerade for the Daily Papers; Lord Brook, as a Limner ; Mr. Steward, M. P. for Weymouth, as a Penal: ; Mr. Dawkins and Mr. P. Thelluffon as grotefque Old Le• dist, folicitod a favourable notice of their charms, which were liberally praifed by Mr. Johnftone, the comedian, as 'Squire O'Grifhia, an Irith Gentleman, with royal blood in his veins. Mr. Sloane, an ditylrian °jeer, and Mr. Hartley, a Country Recruit, con tended who fhould enlift Mr. Markham, a Country 'Squire, and take him from his wife, the Coun tefs of Mansfield, admirably dreffed. ,as the Spotli. General and Mrs. Tarleton, as jeffria and Nell, affociated with Mr. Wrottefly, a Snip riding upon his Goofi, and feemed very de firous of ingratiating themfelves ; ISr. Littledale as Baccbur ; and Colonel O'Kelly as a !Wiry red. Mrs. H. D—, as a 1104 Toting Officer, was one of the moll fprightly charafters prefent, but mud; embarraffi4 which of the beauties to fix upon; the Marchionefs of Doneg al as a Mrs. Orby Hunter as a Witch; Miffes Witch; Keppel and Middleton as Num ; Mifs Caldwell as a Lady ilbkfi ; and Mr. William Rofe as a rociag Feuds Beast,. Lady M. Bentinek dreffed as Night, was a molt welcome :pia at this feafon of long day:, welcome to all but Mr. Williams as Emboli, whom *either Mr. Weft, as the Daft of York': Tanokarise-player, star Mr. Wood, as Quaver , could amufe though the latter was one of the bei fupported and entertaining of the charaders. Mrs. Drax Grofvenor, as a *tuft Lady, in heroics, was a very female Quixote, defpifing even the addreffesof Mr. Lafcelles, a Roman Emperor • Col. E. Bligh,a Cricktilayer, was quite chop-fallen at the beav , rain, which deftroyed the amufements of the illu minated garden and rural fete; but neither Mr. C. Moore, as a Couxtrystaii; and Mr. Banks, an Old Woman, regretted they were obliged to keep the houfe. Among others of the bet dreffed charac ters were, Mr. H. Beckford, a Cbersiee Chief; Mifs Milner a 4EOIO Thom Mifs Banks, a Blue Coat Boy; and - Mi. Smith, a Sailor. Mr. Wynne, as a Drops, and Mr. Noel, as a Harlequin, alfo fup ported thofe arduous parts with confiderable abi lity. The Mafquerade altogether was very amu ling ; many rich and beautiful dreffes appeared, and the charaaers were well fopported. Lord Romney's grand parlour was appropriated for a (upper-room ; here three tables were laid for a hundred, and in Mr. Pitt's houfe five long tables for threehundred ; in the library for theremainder of the company. The (upper was cold; the deffert confined of pines, grapes, peaches, neitarines, cherries, and ftrawberries. After the Supper, which was one of the mon tallefol and fum of the feafon, the Dances recommenced, a nd wt M kept up with (pixie till fix o'clock, when the en& pany departed much pleated with the evening's amufernent. The Prince flopped tall five o'clock. .r . ~SPQS?,I3~C IN'Td~,(,.t.IG~°J.I L ` .e.. ~x , ASCOT HEATH RACES, SATOROAT; FRE 13. laR day—A Handicap Plate rof s'ol. or 4. sa 6 yy. old., and aged hocks, kc. The bill of three heats, about two miles, 154 rods each. To Bart at the King's nand. Mr. Durand's Sir Sidney, 4 yrs. cold, BR. s 6 a Mr. Gibbins's Filbert, 6 yrs. old, soft. alb. 6 co' s , Mr. Mead's Tamer Line, 4 yrs. old, 711. ills. 5 3 3 Mr. C. C. Smiths Dubarelper, 711. - a 5 dr. Mr. Hyde's Experiment, s yrs. old, Sit. 51b. 3 4 Jr. Mr. Forth's Grey Falcon, 5 yn. old, 911. 4 dr. Mr. Coventry's Sunspot, 4 yrs. old, SR. tolb. dr. Mr. Smith's Zata, 5 yes. old, 711. - dr. A fine Race between Filbert and Sir Sidney. Sir J. LADE'S b. m. Sufan, by Trumpator, again ft Captain BATSON'S hr. h. Velvet Horn, both 5 yr. olds, 9ft. each—four miles wogs. Won by Velvet Horn. The Race for the Plate was finely contefled be. tween Filbert, and Sir Sidney, the laD being won by little more than the nofe. The PRINCE of Watts and Duke of YORE were en the courfe, but on account of the unfavourable Rate of the weather, the company in general was thin.—A moD ludicrous circumilance took place juft after the laft match was run : A violent Itorm of hail and rain came on, with a very partial current of air, which, in a moment, unftript the roofs of four or five of the (lands, leaving the fpedtators in a 'perilous fituation, as •the whole eredicms.had the appearance of falling :—from the cracking of the rafters, the drenching of the rain, and the violence of the gufts of wind, no alternative was left but flight, and, in a moment, the courfe was covered with the half drowned fugitives, to the no fmall amufement of thofe who remained unaffailed by , the Dorm. Happily no perfon was hurt. The Handicap Plate, at Arcot, on Thurfday, (as well as the bets dependent upon it), is with held for the prefent, in confequence of the winner having been entered as a five years old horfe, fince declared by proteft to be fix. Capt. BATSON, the owner, made a demand of the Plate, after the Se cond heat, payment of which is refuted, by order of the Steward, till the matter is perfectly invefti. gated, and finally decided upon. This difquali fication being confirmed, the Plate will be adjudg ed to the fecond horfe, Mr. HARRIS'S Gig, by Whilkey ; and the bets regulated in direttconfor mity with the decifion of the Steward (Lord SAND. WICHi or the Jockey Club. Sir 'Hostas Srsrasy's carriage and four was on the ground at Afcot Races on Thurfday. The horfes taking fright ran away at full (peed, when Lady STEPNEY leaped out, and fortunately efcaped unhurt. On Wednefdav fe'nnight a two•mile heat for 601. was run at Nordelph, near Dovmhasn Market, by a black poney, the propery of Mr. Joe' SAN. torah of the former place, and a black cropt pp ney belonging to Mr. GEORGE WYSR, of Down. ham. Mr. SANDERS had, foam time previous to the race, engaged a rider from Newmarket, not. withilanding which, the betts (which were very confiderable) were at Darting nearly equal, but fuch was the fuperiority of Mr. SANDERS S poney, that, in the language of the turf, " 'twas a hollow thing," Mr. WYRIL'S being diftanced by upwards of two furlongs.. Much refpedable company at tended, and many knowing ones were difixd. Immediately after the above, a foot-race for two guineas was run by Mr. Rosser TIFFIN, of Out well, and Mr. WARN ea, of Downham; the latter to run fifty yards, carrying a perfon weighing ten Done, in lefs time than the former Should run a hundred yards carrying a feather.—N. B. The man of weight came in by the bafket. MUNDEN and Limns. are re-engaged at Covent- Garden Theatre. Port and his wife leave it at the - end of the prefent feafon. We have received a letter from Bengal, by the (hip MIN SRVA, which informs us, that the Anda mans, which, a few years ago, werefcarcely known to us, and whofe inhabitants were faid to be cani bals, now .promife fair to rife intoconfequence, and become a valuable acquifition tothe nation...llde Iflands are fituated on the Eaft fide of the en trance into the Bay of Bengal. A new fettlement has been formed near the mouth of the harbour, 'which is capableof containing any number of (hips Of the line. Yelerday afternoon afire broke out in a fmall hqufe near the Philanthropic Reform, in St. George's Fields, which it entirely con famed in about half an hour,before any engine, about twelve of which were drawn to the fpot, had arrived. The joined du Dote, of the Bth Prairiat /May 28th), contains tome fevere telethons on that truly execrable Government which could for nially declare, that “ The French nation acknOw ledges a Surtax e Bali°, and the Immortality of the Soul." After ohm bad p4iel in th eir Le:illative Ajilesb, this declaration could be regarded, by in telligent men, only as a• tacit denial for the very principles which it offenfibly recogoifes ; fot it clearly implies, that thofe great principles depend on legiflative authority, and not on their own iit trinfic and unalterable truth ; in other words, that all religion and morality is only of conventional or political, 'not of eternal and tieceffary. obli gation. But extremes often meet, and it is no new thing for fuperftition and irreligion- and bigotry of all kinds, to concur in the tame abfurdities. —Rosiest:eats and his crew do not feem to have known, that, in this inflance, they did but imitate the Port, who Wined bulls and anathemas againftthe motion and globular figure of the earth. Nor do the friends (whether real or pretended we enquire not) of the Bank of England feem to be fenfible, that they are attempting a humble imi tation of the fame great model of abfurdity, in acknowledging that the quantity of -4' has of late been contiderably augmented, • ny that fuch augmentation tends that paper, or, in other words, to rai. 4- the - - which it circulates. Pb . 1 acknowledging thai - the quantity of paper has of late been confiderably ausmented, while they de- ny that fuch augmentation tends to depreciate that paper, or, in other words, to raife the price of the provilions, &c. which it circulates. " That principle," as Mr. BOYD obferves, in his admira- ble letter to Mr. Pirr, "is broariabk ia its opera- lion as the /alit of zravirmion." If it has not ope- rated in the prefent cafe, we can only fay, Pio tyl natifsna, taufa lam. The died is notorious, the caufe is nikaolra- -