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, - , .r •€-4,- • ‘ 4 . r""" -- ; t ie •op SP.4 ' ~r~ 7.; i' 1 -. . . It. lIDITOR, Ic bas been alarmed that ge A Motto often conveys - more light to the mind than a . whole volume." If the follotving Ihould be found to anfwer that defcription, I have no doubt that I 'hall have the pleafure of tieing than occupy a valuable corner of your Paper. CHAR'S SAIOIIIIII OPEOIII. TAR PRESENT 1111NISTIR1. Tolluntur in shunt, Ut lapfu vasiore rant I CLAVDIAK. Dabit Deus his (potpie finein. Viso. nustoustra, cuss isuvr. AL. Hen, quint difficilis *lona enitodis eft! Sv&os. 1116 SAMS!' NAVY. : Ilk murus seam eft.- SIR WILLIAM PULTINLY. Nos. Opum hula& evpido. OVID. Tilt PLACZ. Mars gravior fub pace laces. CLAUDIAN. 'MR. ADDINGTON. Refplee quod non es; tort fus owners cerdo, Tee= habits, ct nods quim fit tibi carts fupeiler. Pas slim MR. ANGIRSTRIN. Over/110. Vint raft s ANTI:MINUS. • SUL w—Lll—.ll..-C l l AND ikcligentem cite armlet, religiofuro Was. ANON. aped AvL. GILL. VANI lON. 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If I may be allowed to mingle my donseflic ion was with thole of tbe Pbbtit, permit me, Mr. Edi• tor, 1p fug& with LI/CAW. • " liT Mpg MART. Miss =bruin. PLAITTIM 'PARISIAN* FA H lON S.—The Titus heads are not yet quite out. Long hair, inftead of being pat op perpendiiularly, in the Chinefe faih ion, is now rather dreied in the Greek mode, in which the print of the drefs lies horisoutaL •The few; crowns of Rowers which were much worn fix months fince, have come again in fafition. The middle of the crown is pyrarnictaL The fancy flowers cornpofingit are of velvet, and generally of a earmine-red, or a rode colour. Istfteaeof . the crown of flowers, Ilene women of &Sion fix a necklace as a band on their hair. Veils are Rill worn. Not many of the finall embroidered lace handkerchiefs are now to be feen. Turbans ate now left in &Won than they lately were. The hats are of Florence rdk, or of crape, both rote The ends or the ribbons are cut round, and, as they are gummed, are made to takes then form, I goose hats of black crape are worn. No velvet bats are. as yet in efe. On Come of the.turbans' are eigrenu of jewels, zeroed drib. Engfilh hats, of a siaases colour, are mach worn. The plume fed in them is round. The wain of the gown is Rill very low. The fans now in filltiosable ode are very finial. Our young men in the extreme of the fafhion -sow wear three large white mother of pearl but . toes direfily on the front of each kale of their bockfitin breeches. We are reqtteßed to fay that his Highnefs the depofed Prince of the CAIII*Ttc, was not infenfi. ble for two months preceding his demife, as Rated in our Paper of Satu: r d a a b i e s that he was but too fenfible to the depl fate to which he was doomed by the arm of power, in defiance aright and lollice ; and that be was in the polfetHon of all his mental faculties, until he was bereft of them by the more friendly arm of death, which in coup miferation of his fufferings pm a period to an frill. ewe that had become intferable in the extreme. We Rated left week that jhe Madras Govern ment had advanced a prong cot Ps toward -the Mahratta Frontiers, and that it was believed they purpofed taking a decided and waive patt in the quarrel between Scindeab and Holkar, which then aetated that country. Letters of the 14th of t May mention, that th e march tf our troops has been forpended, but we have not - learnt whether or not the digntte between the - two Chieftains had - been adjußed. A letter from Surat, dated the in June, received overland, fates, -thaxthe Raah of Jaynatorhad aifembled all the forces fubje a to his power ht the eallern pans of Agystere, and was forming , ;connote depots of provifions, &e. The* ofiera rionsweire believed to refer to the Waits of fiblitita I .~ { , 4-! 5 I 'POLICE, &c. • " THE-PARROT. GREAT MAILIaIIOROfIGH-STRZET...k. curious ex• amination took place yetterdAj reipeding a Par rot, which was brought to this Office in a cage. When the woman who carried it, was sidled to bring it in, Poll cried out, "No! no!" which culled a great deal of laughter. However, on being brought before the Magiftrate, notwithftanding her being very talkative, The behaved with great decorum, not uttering a fingle fyllable during the. time the remained -there. From the ftatements that were made, it appeared that on the t.tth of Auguft laft a parrot was !Olen, with its cage. from the front area of Lady HARRIET GILL'S houfe in Wigmore-ftreet. The following day it was advanced, and poftinvbills were Wled, offering a reward for it. No tidings of Poll were obtained till about a fortnight ago, when one of, the Earl of WieTett's fervant' paling through Henrietta ftreet, obferved a parrot in a cage hanging in an area, which he knew to be Lady Mutual. GILL'S, and which had been prefented to her Ladylbip by Lord WIGTON. The bird was now. in the poffef lion of the Conntefs of GRANARD, whole cook brought it to this Office. All the fervants of the Earl of Wioroa were ready to (wear both to the bird and the cage. His Lordthiphimfelf attended. He Aced the Magi&rate whether he - might be per mitted to put his hand in the eage, and tickle the bird": fide, becaufe, his Lora, obferved, if it were that which had been his, it would bite at him, and make a cloaking noire. His Lordthip didfo. and the effea was produced. But the Counters of GRANAILD 9 s cook faid, " Excufe me, my Lord, any Parrot will do that, when you hurt it fo." His Lordlhip then requefted that he might tickle it wickr . the 'break and it would exclaim " 800 ! 800 I" His.Lordfhip accordingly did fo, and the bird moft iffuredly, in the true northern accent, articulated thofe founds. Many of the Conn- Aefs's fervants alto attended, who were ready to (wear that it Intl her _Ladyfhip's Parrot. and had been prefented to her by Lord BIRICLET ten years ago. On her Ledylhip's going to France, four Months ago, fide left thy bird in the cart of , her cook. Such, and fo pofitive, were the llate inente on each fide. The, Earl of Wiwrom re velled he might have Poll till the matter was tieatad u'p but to this Lady Gianni?! cook obieeled; cis the (aid the Coatitefs would not take Ilify powidi forrot; and, :on •the other fide, it wasideelarathat LadpHaaaireGita. would not part with her for double that (urn, thoogh it was Elated that Poll, notwithflanding her prefent tad ' turnity, was remarkably talkative, and frequently bellowed on her Ladylbip a great deal of abufe, and many vulgar appellations. There were fo many witneffes on each fide, and all fo extremely certain of the fait they reipeitively advanced, that the matter was not decided ; and it was fettled that the Earl of Witsron &mild call on the - Earl of GRANAILDsin order to investigate, and/ if poffi ble, to dear* this bulkier& MWICWZ ACT. Mention kn infOrmation was yef. terday 'heard beforeArd4Otoliditcia, 'Ai. had . been laid again& a..llr. 4 lratfield;ii•trOees neat Shoreditch; which is ofimportauce.totlie.tinding part of the community. Mr...KNArr attended* Cooed for the profe cution, and afterleatring the which charged the defendant with having . vended one ounce of refined liquorice, without a damped label' being alined to it agreeable to ii - very recent Aid, of Parliturait,'arid neciffiry procl; de. of its being pnrchafed at the .defendant's Quip, being gone through, Mr. Earouat the SolieitOr , . the * Commit fieners of the Stim6,lequaintectthe Lord Mayor that he bad itilliiiScms'froin the Stamp Office, to declare that the Commiffioners conceived the ar ticle laid In the information (although mentioned in the Schedule of the Ad), was not, in the man ner it was fold by the defendant, and the grocers and confedioners in general.--without a label of any kind, or any fort of written or printed inftrui dons being affixed to it, or bring any way tidver tized or held forth in" the Public is a nobim or remedy for any (pi:6k difeafe whirl 'hu man frame is fubjed--intended.lsy; the fpirit of the Ad to be conttrued into a. clack or other me..; dicine. Mr. Eftcourt inanced alioftrum whiek was foiled -upon the public lit the &ape of a Gin-. gerbread Nut, which Was fold as a defiroyer of Worms, and Aid that if the perfon. vending fuck Nutswas to be brought before* Magitrite on an information under the Aa in queftion, though it . was not mentioned in'the Schedule, yet he had no doubt but the Magi trite before whom it was ' heard, would find the fpirit of the ASR to corn ' prebend' fisch Nut in its -meaning of a medicine ; and as this was the liril quellion cif the kindwhich had been tried under the prefent Ad, he was in exuded ,by the COMOlitßocers of the Stamps to take the opinions of the Attorney :end Solicitor- General, as to fuck a cafe as that under confider. ation ; and the individual cafe now before the Lord Mayor thould be the one he would lay be .fare them, as one exiiting, and eemfequently pre ferable to an imaginary One ; be therefore united the Lord Mayor would, if his Lorilhip felt any fort of doubt upon his mind, avail himfelf of the advantage of die* opinion. Mr. 'Leary in reply, dated a cafe where the Toln Losengek, which were equally fimple, and equally incapable of good or harm, had been -deemed within the intention of the Ad. • Mr. ESTCOVILT begg ed to obferve, that the Tolu Lozenges were origin ly a Patent-Medicine, and advertised. as a remedy for coughs, sic. which was not the cafe with the Liquorice, as it was corn , monly fold by every body and to any body, with out iu being attributed to poffefs any medicinal quality, to which, and which only, the Ad was meant to extend/ Prior however to the Loan M.exon having an opportnnity of giving his opinion, Mr NaWbtall, the Lord IVltttor'sk, objected to the infht..l mition, on the vow* of infonuality,"inafi sb nnoh i kt A . f- ALA illemsamtd.• tie. .. :~ either intetnally orsetternany, as a remedy for any complaint to whiCh mankind are fubjea. ' The , LOAD Maiba thought this objettion fatal, and confequentlfthe cafe fen to the •grounsl. The 'office Room was crowded with eonfeetio ners, grocers, &c. the whole of thole trades, as well as the apothecaries and chemilts, being ma terially interefted in the determination of' this quelion. Burglaries are become extremely frequent in the vicinity of the Metropolis, and in none more fre quent than in :he villages of Peckham, Camber well, Newington, and Deptford. Scarcely a night panes, but either an nuthoufe, a garden giound, or a houfe is robbed. • ' The number of robberiei and other crimes by night has fo increafed int9wn, and excited fo much apprehenflon for perfoital fafety during the' ap- ' proaching winter, that it is in contemplation to form parochial affociations ;if the inhabitants,. to' affin the prefent police ii prefervint the peace of t, the city. • - A Gentleman was limed on Thurfday ink just at dufk, on Hampftead-heath, and robbed, by a tall well dreffed man, having the appearance of being s between 4.0 and so years of age, of his watch and. money. - Two gentlemen having oCcafion to gofrom town to Highgate and back again on Friday evening, obferved in their way there a number of lamps cunt : on their return they had the'curinfity to count the nnmberoflamps from the 4-mile none On Highgate Hill to 'Holloway Turnpike, and found there were 62, out of which 27 had burnt out. This was be fore half pan ten at night, and no wind ftirring whatever. - Baturday night, as a man with his organ on his back, was coming from Triampnead to town, he was flopped by two fellows, wiha cut his pockets, and took about five fhillinge from him : and about an hour afterwards a lady and gentleman were flopped near the fame place, and robbed of-near ten pounds in money. - Friday evening, about five o'Clock, as John Fox ley was coming -from Stoney-Stratford to Denf kanger, he was met by two men near Pulley, who demanded his money; and robbed him of. about eight pounds in cafh and notes, and a metal watch : they ifterwards made off into an adjoin- ing wood. On Saturday morning; about four o'clock, Mr. Burdoit, coming to town fsom Epping, with poul try and other goods, was aceofted, near Loughton, by five villains, all of whom were dreffed as la bouring men. They demanded his money, and having no perfon with him, be lave them his watch and what money he had about him, with which the villains made their efcape. On FridaYmorning left, about eleven o'clock, a Lady, with a child in her hand, walking along -the fields from Church-flreet, Stoke Newington, to Newington Green, was flopped by a man in a failor's drefs, who, prefedting a piftol to her breaft, robbed her of about twenty-five fhillings, and then Made off over the hedge towards the Palatine Houfes. A Gentleman at a fhort diltance off law the tranfaition, but not furpeaing the robbery (till explained by the Lady, whom he lhortly overtook), the villain Unfortunately made his efcape. On Sunday night, a young man of the name of Stewart, of Union-ftreet,'Blackfriars, returning from Brompton to town, was Robbed and robbed by two footpads, who a lfo beat him unmercifully with their bludgeons. A houfe in Bennet's-row, Blackfriars, was broke open fome nights fence,. and robbed of a large quantity of wearing apparel. On Sunday night, the 26th ult. or very early on Mondiy morning, a nfanufaaurer's houfe in the Shuttle-row, Penh, was broken into, when fixteen guinea notes were abaraaed from a chill of drawers. A gentleman named Brown, on Sunday fe'n night, died fuddenly in Loweftoft church, while attending divine fervice. Mrs. Harold, of Rilbygate•ftreet, Bury, advan eed in years, but in apparent health, on Sunday 'fe'anight, fuddenly dropped down and expired. On Thurfday afternoon, George Stringer, an. apprentice to Mr. Walker, mill-wrights to New-, gate-greet. Neweaftle, being fent for to repair a pump, in Mr. Wilfon's yard, in High-friar-ftreet, in the faille town, the receptacle of which had not 'been opened for fome time, he found it. neceffary 'to 'defcend into the well, to difcover the defe& of .the pump; for which purpofe, he let himfelf down by a rope, but had fcarce entered, when he cried. out, 6 , there is in the well ;" and before af fiftance could be afforded, unfortunately, from the effeas of fuffocation, fell to the bottom r and all figns of animation were boa before he could be re covered. The 'Coroner's inqueft hi on the body in the evening, and brought in their verdict—Died in eonfequence of fuffocation. 'On Saturday 'the death warrant fired by his Majefty for the execution of the mutineer Patric& KomediA bite of the ALIIAXASSE, of 18 guns, con demnedlo be hung, at a Court-Martial, held fait Wednefday fe'nnight on board theCs MTA us, 0174 guns, arrived at Plymouth, and at eight o'clock the yellow flag was hoifted at the fore-top of the Csuviva, Rear-Admiral Deceits, as - a nal for anexecution,"and repeated on board the Hui AR, Capt. WILKINSON, in the harbour, when a boat manned and armed from each fhip rowed along fide the flat fhip, when theprifoner, dread neatly in a.blue jacket and white trowfas,attended by the Provo& Marshal, with drawn fword, and by the Rev. Father FLYR. a Catholic 'clergyman, went into a boat, and the whole line of boats rowed in proceffion along fide the HVSLAR: the prifoner, the Clergyman, Provolt Marfhal, and two feainen from each boat then went on board. The prifoner appeared agitated, but, -penitent, and retired into the cabin, where Father FLY'S adminiftered the Sacrament according to the Roma communion. The prifoner then wengo the (Larboard genic, way, and the Provoft having pinioned his arms and placed the wound his neck, the fatal bow -g un fired, when% was run up to the (tar board yard and lannehed into eternity. After -- - the Ufual tate( one hour, his corpfe waa . 4. F r y e ti Lonos C/121:711, 08.1vr j . i t An :141:nmnd e rii trEceBxne t.c, Exchequer ath. qeour eu a ri 3 1 od, h 3 rea l ,c ' e an d ot, 0 tf Npc: :44, Hort Davis, 0 1' rieatfea, Southampton, rtieteltatit, thip. o * dealer and chapman go, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ae c h r Ely place, Holborn, London. e un i James Lawrence, of Eltham, Kent, baker, dealer and char n „, A Cla tsnrn eber 7, 23 A 3 r ° . ' Geor atid gc N" Eanlar% a s t , Lincoln s-Inn, London. ii°l2lll::,:lielcul:cnt at John Pucka, of Weymouth, Dorfetibire, merchant, dtlerv4 chapman, October 23, Nov. s, and jo, at eleven, a Gbildi , .;i, London. Attornies , Meirrs. Blandf..rd and Sweet, ft:.." • Bccieh-Walk, Inner Teniple. London. :,i Nickolas Ifde ll , late of Hambledon, Southampton, fergedh L td apothecary, dealer and chapman, No/. 4, 3, and 3o,nt eleven, at the White Past, Whaehriter. Attorney , Mr. John li • tri • i Todd, Andover. Samuel Robinfon, of Merlotti, Torkfhire, felfor-linitli, Nov c , 6, and 30, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, in ShLffe c s k i .1. Attornies, Edward Sykes, Efq. New.inn, Londoa i en Ni t 'Charles Brookfield, She ff ield. William Loggia add Robert Slater, of News.ite-R - ert.lc at i m, linen-drapers and partners, Nov. 4, it eleven, Nov..!, ai .d ;,, at ten, at GailditEjl. Attornies, Mars. E. and 'F. llaare;, Angel-court, Thrort, nortors.ftreet. John Taylor, of Manchelter. merchant, Nov. 8,9, at the C4'orm bin, Wuddersffeld, ant Nov 3C, at the O s ilecit's Head 1!:i Huddersfield, at ten . Attornies, Mr.'Stablcs, Huddtrsfahl: or Meffrs. Allen aud Eaky, Furnivara...lnn, London. bl %/MENDS. Nov. s. Samuel Howard, of Brae ford, Wilts, carPen'-er, dealer Ftrett , Covent-Garden, .and chapman, at eleven, at the enriii.opLer Inn andl Av cru , in Bath. ~ .. Nov. 2. John Hanford, of Alford, Lincolpfhire, innkeepe r , at Nov. 4. .at Da the n W iel h ß it ri e en H , art late Ta a vens jame , Kl s. n G M uil iddl dha ef i T, L v o i n tu n all . er, Healer and c.hip Nov: 4. Emanuel Parquet, of Somers Town, Midellei ci , ( hr. tiller, dealer and chapanan ' at eleven, at Guildhad. Nov. 4. Thomas Bilhop, of Birmingham, bookfeUer, it deem, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Nov. 5. George Britton, late of Briftol, grocer, at eleven, at the London Ina and Talbot Tavern, Briftol. Nov. S. William Bailey, late ot Malmibury, N.'ilts, vidutrur , • rnakfter, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Rem Inn Clrencefter. Nov. 6. Henry Frafer, of Nightin:all-lane, Middldea, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 6. Richard Davies, late of Park-lane, Middlefcx, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 6. John Dancafter, tare of New Alrcsford, Southampton, grace!, at eleven, at the G.../arga inn, NewAlro+ord. Nev. & Evan Humphreys, of Tcnipie-dreetnriftol, vidmilbz and thinner, at.elevai, at the Rummer Tavern, Brift.ot BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Edmund Burgers, of iluban, dealer in erclunge, m fertvrolcr on the 37th and 34th instant, and 37th of licaent'utT USA. SEQUESTRATIONS, Ste. IN SCOTLAND. Creditors of limes EtAra,merebent,Glafgew, meet in King's Aran Than Om, 30th OEt. iso'elock, to inftratt troika. John Grieve and CO. Ingraham% Mallow, to be examlocd is Sheriff Court .bonfe there, sad Ott. and sth Nov. it o'clock. .Creditossnieet in (ante)lace, 6th Nov. is o'clock, to inlltset truftee.—Claims to be given in by 2d July. John and Walter Grieve and Co. mercharts,Ghfgow, to Ix cz amineed in Sheriff Ccort-houfe there, 22d Oet. and sth Nov. t a o'clock—Cm:racy& meet'as above 6th Nov. t o'clock, to initrud truttee.—Claintato be made by 2tl July. Creditors of George ittlewrofe, grocer, Edinburgb, mat is John's Coffee-honfe, Edinburgh, - 5d Nov. ii o'clock, to give directions to trnftee. Creditors of John Crambie, flax fpinner, Bieho Mill, meet in Maren's Inn, Cupar •Fife, 29th Od. is o'clock, to izttrult truftee - Finlay 111 4 Qi1itan.leather-mcrehant, Greenock, to teclannne , l in Sherifftlerk's Office, Piney, 22d Od. and stb N. o'clock.—Creditors meet in John Park's ion, Greenock. (di Nov. fame hour, to Inftrud truflee.—. Cbims to be rase by 26th - June. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The King has been pleated to prefent the Rev. Aneirez Mel vale, Clerk; to the Church and Para of Logic, in the P. ely tery of Cupar and county of Fife, void by the death of Mr. Robert Bogie, late Minifter'there. • . Thuriday*a call was moderated for the Rev. Dr. jehr: Pern fon, of the New Greyfriars, Edinburgh, to be Niinitter the New North Church, in room of Dr Gloag, deceated. Rel. Sir Harry IVlonerieff preached and prelitled. The Hon. Mrs. Mackenzie of Cromrzie, and Faivrarel Mackenzie, Efq. her hufhand, have peetented Mr. Heapr Be thune, preacher of the gotrel, to be min liter ortbe church aryl with of Alnets, in the prelbytcr! of D:ngsvall, 113c3nt by Vie death of Mr. Angus Bethune, late Plistißer of that 7, mums.- • • At Cluny, on thd ad inft. the Lady of Colour: NI I'llurce, of a daughter. On the 13th haft. at the houreof Lord Herr:land, is Gerrr ftreet, 'Edinburgh, L.Ady of James Fergufou, Efq. oi a daughter. MA RR I )21.3. On Saturday hit, at Chigwell, in Effcs, Mr. John Horrcr,of King's Plate Farm, to Mils Dean, of Wanitead. On Monday fe'unight, at fteen-fqoare Chap), Thcris in Holdcworth Hunt, Efq. of Oporto, to Mifs Newui, lt drighter of Thomas Newman, Efq. of Bath. Lalt week, at Wellington, Liza . Hill, of tl, e Innilillitts tin -goons, to Mifa Southerton,dau,; li ter of Mr. :iotitherton, attor ney-at-law, of Wellington.' Lately, at Clifton Church, Michael Marcus Lynch, Erg. if she Royal North Lincoln Militia, to Mifs Britten, 'laughter of Charles Britten, Efq. of Clifton. On Saturday, at North Minims, Herts, by the Rev. rlill- 111 Browne, John Burton, Efq. of the loner Temple, to Mils COb• man, of Muffets. Thurfday, at Edinburgh, Capt. Halkett, of the Rcial :Zvi, to Mlfs Todd, daughter of the late Wm. Todd, Efq. Monday, Edward Brown, Efq. of Mark-lane, to Mils Pa klnfoa, of Lime-ftreet-tquare. --- DIEP. At Madras, on the 7th April Lift, in ennkquence of ?Li ',- etdent whilft eacreifing his meu, Lieut. Col. Sheritf, yth scent native cavalry. At Aberdeen, on Titer( fe'nnight, Mr. James VonSf.D. jun. merchant, in the 37th year of his aze. At Jamaica, on the 7th Augult Lail, John Paterfon, Ek. cf Baulk, Hanover, aged ls. On the 7th init. William Raybould, Eft!. of Sutton Cala , wickfhirc. At Framlingham, Suffolk. the lon of a taylor; he was , :•!•'..t years old, only 28 inches high, and weighed no more ih pounds. On Thurfday, at Bath, Dr. Ludlow , in c onfe c nence o t 3 pi= e: pundture of a thorn in care of his fingers, which it.:Ln.i; , g , cifloned a lock-jaw. On Thurfday bit at Mr. Reed's, rope-maker, where fl,e ', on a vifit, Mrs. Temple, wife of Mr. Simon • builder, Shields. Her death was occafioned by tL,: hi l" Laking. cf a blood-veffel, brought on by a violent fit of to the was very fubjedt. In the Eatt Inddies, lkfaior Wm. Henry T o n e , in the of the Holiar. H e was killed in an attack t:; . 0 .1 a mud faita, during which a mufket hall took him in the rig :r tenth, put an immediate period to his.es ill ?Ore. t..prich On the 13th loft. at Bromley, in Kent, seed 61. Ng • • Holding, Attorney at Lew, and Clerk to the Deputy Licn;:- nants and juftiies of that Diftridt. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIO° 'ro.moRROW Morning r o minutes litter 1.; ARa+►ooo 44 minutes after - -- -- --- - - DONDON: Printed for the ProrictorA P.A by JOHN .NI E., g rry Ca m b e y t -ftreet) at the 3 reit PRINTING-Orrice. Ne. t . ; and pablisel by L'3VF.i. IC.NT (of C . -' • . I "Fr-iliace. Liunbeth).tr No i, Carey-dreet, atid ;A t!.< STas-Orrci, Temple-Bar; to which Olce . j ail e r _ . ;r l° ' -11. A rat heilir e •-..