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w i t hout which it would be impoffible for us to extri c:.tc rurfelves with honour or advantage from the %Vdli in which we were engaged. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER an fwered, that not having Peen the Hon. !limber of late in the Houle, he conceived it probable that he night not he aware of the meafures already adopted fur that porpole ; one of which was the Bill for al lowing foldiers from the militia to volunteer into the line—a meafure which he had now the fatisfallim to fay had been produelice of very fuccefsful confe quences to the general fervice, fo far as it had gone in this country, and which he underllood, though he had as yet leen no aftual return, had been very foe cefsful alto in Ireland. Colonel CRAUFURD replied, that although he was prevented from attending his duty in Parliament, he was not entirely ignorant of the meafures adopted. That to which the Right Hon. Gentleman alluded, was one which he had himfelf laft year firenuoully re• commended, and now fo highly approved ; but he begged leave to remind the Right Hon. Gentleman that it was but a temporary expedient to increafe the line for the prefent, and that fome effedttal proyifion for a permanent lupply to the fervice was abfolutely neceffary. But as the Right Hon. Gentleman feem ed to have no particular meafure in contemplation for that putpofe, he fhould-himfelf, at no very diftant day, brink forward a motion on that fubjed. "'RUE COURTS 3tLL. _ _ The Order of the Dq was then read for taking the Report of the Prize Courts Bill into further confideration, and it was moved, that the Bill be recommitted. Upon the queftion being pot, Sir CHARLES POLE objeaed to the Speaker's leaving the Chair. He thought that the Bill was improperly called " A Bill for the better Encourage ment of Seamen, and the better Manning of his Mil. jefty's Navy." and expre(fed his opinion, that the tide of A Bill for the better Encouragement of Doc. tor's Commons, would have been more appropriate. The idea of making feamen pay for the production of accounts, and in other innances, pointed out in the Bill, he thought highly reprehenfible. The provi /ion which was to compel wounded and maimed lea men to pay the expcnces of proceeding in other cafes, was, in his opinion, dill more liable to cenfure than any other part of the Bill. The number of Proctors ought to be increafed, and the fees ought to be con. fiderably dimini.hed, but according to the prefent Bill, the charges made by the Proftor would very improperly be to be taxed by the Regi der, who would be interelled in the excels of the charge com plained of There were 880 caufes which went through the hands of one perfon in the cootie of IA War, and at what was an ettimate rather below the general run of charges in prize faits, at 751. each, this would amount to 66,0001. This was a proof that the expence was enormous on the captors; and when it was confidered that at the latter end of the lift war there was at one time an accumulation of more than 4,003 undecided Appeal Caufcs, it mutt be evident that fome alteration was wanting to be made in the mode of adminiflering plaice in the Courts to which the Bill refirred. It was far from his intention to impute any thing improper to the Honourable and Learned Gentleman oppofite to him (Sir W. Scott), as he was convinced, icon long ob tervance of his conduct, that he had done every thing in his power towards advancing the interelts of Bra. tiffs (cameo ; but his own attachment to the fervice, and the want of loch provilions h the Bill as he thought were long wanting, had induced him to fay what he did. Ile therefore Ihould think it his duty to oppofe the Speaker's leaving the Chair. Mr. JAMES MARTIN thanked the Honourable Member for having made the obletvations which he had then delivered, and believed that his fentiments were thofe of the public. Sir lOHN NICHOLL expreffed his regret and furprife at hearing the gallant Admiral bring forward loch charges as thefe without making a reference to any particular fall, and without pointing out any par ticular part of the Bill which he withed to be amend ed. He denied that the contents of the Bill would not bear out the framer of it in giving it the title which it bore to the full extent of the terms. He alfo denied that any part of the expence would be borne by maimed and wounded (earners. We had but one King's Prollor ever fince we had a navy, and it would be highly improper to increafe the number. By the Law and Conftitution of the Country, all right of prize was veiled in the Crown ; and the intervention of this prerogative might be necelfary in opeftions of delicacy, as to foreign powers. It was for the advan tage of captors that they fhould not be involved in fruitlefs litigation, and it was the interea of the pub• lie at large that this prerogative of the Crown fhould be continued without the Imallell alteration. As to the mention of high charges, fuppofed to be made in prize cafes, it was to be remembered that a great deal of money was paid to tranflators and interpreters, and that the King's Proctor had a large eftablifhment of clerks, fo that not one-fourth of the amount of his bill could be faid to come into the pocket of the King's Pro&or. If any perfon was diffathfied with the taxa tiou of the register, he had the power of appealing to the Judge. If the regular forms of office were not adhered to, we might be liable to the cenfure of other nations, and it might be faid that we ailed on an Algerine principle. The cafe of Spanifla register Blips was particularly expenfive in its proceedings ; they were called regifler (hips from a 'raft number of perfons' property being regiftered on board them.— Theft regitters would, in fome inaances, amount to fufficient to make a large folio volume, and the tranf- Loion and copying fuch a document mutt neceffin ily c very expentive ; it would be as improper to con tine the expence of all p r ofecuri ons w i t hi n t h e f ame Num, as it would be to fay that every fuit in Wel =inner Hall fhould cult only rot. The Bill which the Honourable Member had himfelf introduced into Parliament tali Sefton, would have made the ex pences of proceeding in fume cafes heavier than they would be by the prefent Bill. Sir CHARLES POLE explained. Adm. MARKHAM approved of the general ten. elency of the Bill, but was of opinion that there were ether parts of it which were very liable to objeaion. ft was wrong that the Governor of Greenwich Hof pital and the Treafnrer of the Navy fhould have the power of giving what they pleated to thole under them, and that the public Ihould have to bear what vas laid on at their pleafure, and yet this would be ronfequence of having a Board to fit at Green ni:ll liofpital for the payment of prise money. Sea ' men were also dir,t;:fed to irregularities Yrorc .thcir habits of life, and the assembling of a number of sea men at Greenwich might be detrimental to the good order of the Hofpital. The officers of the Dock yards were alfo very improperly to be appointed agents in the outports, as they had already a fuLcient quantity of bufinefs on their hand.. [Mr. Pitt and Sir W. Scott nodded affent, and faid acrofs the table that that should he altered.] Sir WM. SCOTT defended the principle of the bill at fome length, and obferved, that the objeetions made to it were more proper for a Committee. But fuch reflections as were thrown upon Courts of Juf tice that evening ought not to be made ufe of on flight grounds. It was an imputation on both thofe who framed, and thofe who adminiftered the laws, to fay, that the interefts of feavnen were neglefted ; and, if he had faid fo himfelf of that Honourable Gentleman, he should have upon reflection thought that he did him an injuflice. It was effential to the honourable charafter of the country, that the cha rafter of Courts of Justice that had to adminifter not only to our own fobjefts, but to thole of foreign hates, should be prefe, ved inviolate ; but declarations fuch as he heard would have a tendency to injure them in the eyes of other nations. If there were any improprieties in the Members of thofe Courts which were fpnken of, the Courts themfaves would be rea dy to chaltife its officers. -Admiral BERKELEY thought that fume objec tionable parts might be amended in the Committee. Sir C. POLE laid, that if it were wrong for him as a hlember of Parliament to exprefs what he thought, he was apprehensive that he would often fot. Dr. LAWRENCE bore telimony to the good intentions and praife-worthy exertions of the Hon. and Learned Gentleman (Sir W. Scott) who had, in the upright and zealous discharge of his duty, d more inr the interelt of feamen and to the difadvin tage of proaors, than all his predeceff3rs fut toge ther. Mr. JOHNSTONE moved an inftralion to the Committee on the Bill, that they make provifion to infure regularity and difpatch in Prize Cafes. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER oppofed this, as the caufe was already removed by the great arrear of Appeal Caufes having been got rid of, and by provition having been already made to infure greater regularity in the Vice Admiralty Courts, which had occafioned a great number of Appeal Caen. It would be very wrong that foreigners fhould have any ground for thinking that our Courts of Admiralty were tdo municipal, and we mull; there fore, adhere as much as pollible to what was the ge neral and approved law of all civilized nations. The., motion was then withdrawn, after which the original quellion was again put, and carried unanimoufTy. The Bill was then recommitted; feveral claufes were added ; and, the Houfe being refumed, the Re• port was brought up, and ordered to be received on Friday. The other Orders were dirpofed of.—Ad jourued till Thnrfday. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. KING C TE/L &MOND nerrenten...—Holiday. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 172 t t 73 In lia Bonds, ts. a ts.dif. 3 per C. Rcd. An. 58 ST/ 58 Irilk S per Cent 85it 3 per Cent. Con( Ann. 58i . Exclicq. Bills par. 21. prcm. 4 per Cent. C. 74j4 Omnium prem. S per Cent. 1797 971 98 Englilh Tickets 191. TOL L. Ann. 16 z t-T6th. CooL for Acc.syitt India Stock tBat DUBLIN. MAY 22.-5 per Cent. Coy. Deb. 891. Exchangu.—Dublin on London tot I t. In the Houfe of Commons laft night, the Hon. ROBERT DUNDAS SAUNDERS, fon of Lord MELVILLE, gave notice a his intention to move, on the day when the Impeachment fhould be propufed by Mr. WHIT. BREAD, that leave be given to Lord Mitt.v ILLS to ap• ' pear in that Houfe to defend himfelf. Many years have elapfed fince any fimilat motion was made. In fuck cafes the Peer who claims this privilege, is al. lowed a chair in the body of the Houfe, and to fit with his hat on, which is only what the Commons themfelves have the privilege of doing. We believe there has been no inaance of this kind fince the time of Lord MACCLESFIELD. The Gazelle of laa night contains the difpatches frcm General LARs refpeeting his attack on Hos zas's cavalry, which we yeilerday inferted. It like wife mentions fume fucceffes gained by Col. MURRAY- A letter from Bombay, dated in February, Rates, that his Majely's i9th Regiment of Foot had 'been furprifed by the troops of the KING of CANDY, and cut to pieces. The Officers, who fell into the enemy's hands, were treated in the molt barbarous manner. The AMAZON frigate is arrived at Portfmoutb, and has brought difpa , ches from Lord NELSON. They merely Rate, that his Lord(hip was on his way through the Gut, and that he was espeeed to clear it on the evening of the 30111 ult. There is not the lealt intel ligence relative to the combined Toulon and Spanint fquadrons. The Captain of a neutral veffel is arrived from Cadiz, from which port he failed on the 21R of April. He (imply Rates, that there was in the har- bour at that tine, three 3-deck:rs ready for lea, and that fix or eight fail of the line and teveral frigates would be ready in about three weeks. The intelligence which we yellerday communicated from Holland, refpaling the intended prohibition of all commercial intercourfe between that country and England, is corroborated by feveral private letters received in the City, which !late, in addition, " That if any kturs WI be received. and be opincd adted upon hi any manner whatever by any merchant, trader, perfon or perfons of any defcription in Holland, from an 7 of the fubjeds of the Crown of Great Britain, after orders to b. itracd to the con trary, that every Inch pei fon dial! be liable for every fuch offence to the forfeiture of tco - D gull es (abort flertng), halt of which is to be paid i:ito tln.e4.4:t to e. the dtat.: ; and the other half to the storake&" I,IIVDSOR, MA 27. Lan ni 6 iit, in the Private Chapel, which has of late been fitted up with galleries, as a Muth; Room, we had another Oratorio. Betides the immediate at tendants of the Royal Family, his Majeny fent invi tations to the Gentry near Windfor, and to the Officers of the Horfe Guards, and of the Staffurdthire Militia. The mufical amateurs were charmed, and there was a very good thew of well-dreffed company. The evening was fine. The Royal Family, for the fiat time this leafs°, promenaded the Terrace, at (even ; but there was not much company. At eight, the Oratorio began, and did not conclude till ten. Today we had another fine Exhibition :—There was a Chapter of the Garter held for the in veniture of Lord DARTMOUTH. From the thence which was preferved, few fpeEtators were prefent, but the few that came had a molt gratifying view. Nearly all of the first part of the ceremony was ob ferved, as in the late innallation. The ceremony was performed in the grand audience chamber, which is fitted up in a (tile Inperinr perhaps to any other room in the world. The company was admitted to fee the ceremony into the pretence chamber; thofe in full drefs were admitted into the audience chamber.— Lord DARTMOUTH was dreffed in a military uniform, and had the garter and ribbon pot on by the Sove reign and the Prince. The (;),yEEN, PRINCCSSF s, and their attendants came in through the pretence cham ber at two o'clock ; in a few minutes after, the So. vcreign and Knights Companions entered at the op poSte door. The banquet was in the library, after the ceremony was concluded. The regiment of Horfe Guards, difmnunted, as formerly, lined the ;mirage along the great flair cafe. through the guard chamber and to the prefence chamber. The Royal Family were UR night greeted at Co vent-Garden Theatre by the ufual falutations of af- &Rion and loyalty. The Comedy of Laugh when you can was perfo•med in the moll perfet Ryle. It is with much I'l .7,*. we (late, that their MAJESTIES looked rem.ii;.ably well ; and the KING feemed never to have been in better fpirits. Theßoyalparty, befides their Mdjefiies, confuted of the Princeires Auou STA, ELIZAII2TH, SOPHIA, MARY, and AMILIA. They were attended by Ladies Sydney and J. Thynne; Marquis of Hertford; Earl. Somerville, Macclmfield, Harrington, and Dartmouth; Sir G. Oniorne, oirner4l Garth; &c. Acc: His MejErry has given orders for the Firft and Second Regiments of Life Guards to he encamped to-morrow on Wimbledon Common; the Adjutants were to mark out the refpeetive grounds for the mar- qnees, tents, /ice. this day ; the regiments are to be on the ground precifely at nine o'clock. The Royal Boric Guards Blue are to commence ditty at the Horfe Guards to-morrow, and to aa while the Life Guards are in camp. The intention of his Majelty's Life Guards being encamped on Wimbledon, is for thtir being daily infpetled by the KING. Other re giments, both of horfe and foot, are alto to join them, and the encampment is to continue till the t+th of next month, or longer, if his MAJESTY thinks proper. The or,:er was tint down lati night by the Earl of Haa- IINOTON, rlgtled by his MAJESTY. The Honourable Major-General Lum.ow is Pref . ' dent of the General Court Martial which is fitting at the barracks of the gth Dragoons at Hounflow—the members are from the Royal Horfe Guards, the 9th and t4th Dragoons. The Lord Chancellor of Ireland arrived in Dub lin on Thurfday lalt, from England. Lord CATHCART and his flaff have removed to the neighbourhooi of the Black Rock until hi 4 Lordthip's apartments at the Royal liofpital, in Dublin, ate re paired. The following arrangements it is fail, will take place thortly : Lord Vifcnunt Arosmote is to retire on a penfiqn. The Attorney General is to be ap pointed Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, and is to be fucceeded by the Solicitor Gencla.l. Mr. BUSH fucceeds the Solicitor General. The Dublin Journal of Saturday laf Pays, " We learn that fome meetings of difaffetied perfons have been lately oliferved in the county of Kildare.— Timahoe, near Kilcock, is particularly mentioned as having been the rendezvous of an affembly of feve ral thoufand., on one day in the beginning of the pre fent week."— We hope to be enabled very fh3ray to contradia this unpleafant intelligence. A letter was received in town yefterday from Cork, which Rates, that that city had been thrown into fome alarm, in confequence of an exprels having ar rived there with orders for every armed veffel to pu t to fea with the greateft expedition, and fail to the weltward ; from which it was inferred, that the enemy had been teen in confiderable force in that quarter. The Churchwardens of a parifh in Yot kfhire difiri hilted, on the 18th initant, twenty fnillings to thepoors being money paid by 2110 Bridget Rudd, to a Nlr. WILKINSON, to nay further proceedings againit her forflander ! Prot rentals Fear.—Yefterday, at twelve o'clock, in confequence of a wager laid the preceding evening. Mr. Qu2N walked with great cafe two miles and one futlong on the Edge ware road within two and twenty minutes. He is to go the fi:me diflance for a confider able fum in twenty minutes, after a month's training. FaintorsauLs FKACAS.—Lord REA? and his two fureties appeared in the Court of King's Bench on Monday tall, and entered into recogelzances, his Lordfhip in poi. and the two fureties Ie 2531. each, to keep the peace towards Mr. BAILLIS, for twelve months. Mr. BAILLIE has brought an anion in the Court of King's Bench againft Lord REAY for the *frank on the 15th inhant, and I;tid his damages at toool. and the cattle will be tried at the Sittings at Weaminfier Hall after next Term, by a Special Jury, when the particulars will more folly appear. Srorrino—.-The following match was made at York a few days Croce H F. VANE'S br. c. Mafia. Baty, by Sir Peter, aglt Lord Foxzv's b. c. Hippocamptu, by Coriander, 811. 71b. each, to run the Beacon Courfe at Newmarket, on Eafier Monday, 806, for rooogs. each, half forfeit. Fiti.—Yeaerday morning, between twelve and one o'clock, an alarming fire broke out at a fugar re finer's in Bell-fquare, Bell-lane. Spitalfields ; it burn ed with great fury, fo as to endanger the whole neigh bourhood. The pi . and two adjoining bottles were confirmed beff.r engines could fubtlue the Sanaa. MIRK-LANE. CORN EXCHAIiCB, MAY 29. There tre not many frefh arrivals of Wheat io• day, and very little Englifh come to hand ; the fop ply is principally of the late foreign arriva ls ;it has very little Pale, and, excepting prime (ample', is 3s. and 4s. per quarter lower—Rye is dearer—Barley likewife, of fecond and inferior qualities—Malt, Beans, and Peas, have little fluauation—Oars at the finifh of Monday's Market, clofcd at lefs price than we quoted, and to-day rather cheaper—Flour its good fupply. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 56s 744. Yos. per v. Grey Peafe 404. to 45 0 - Fine Ditto, 911.965. 04. BeanS, 445. sos. Rye, tas..t44. ad. Tick Ditto 3SL 445. oil Barley, 335. 381. od. Oats, ass. a6s. aps. Malt, 665. 725. Oct Poland ditto. 3os. 3ts 6d. Whits Peak, sas. 48a od. Rape Seed, oos. ocs, PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Floor 755. to 80s. Seconds yos. to 735. per fad. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH. MAY 25.—Sailed the SWINOBI gun. brig, with a Mail for the Leeward Minds, and the Prince of Wales packet, Capt. Haws, with a Mail for Lifbon.—Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH, MAY 27.—Came in the HAUGHTY gun brig from the Channel Fleet, with difpatches. Sailed the Acrtvit, of 36 guns, on a cruize. Porrysteouris, Mer a7.—Sailed this morning the PALLAs frigate and the HARPY !loop of war, with the fleet under convoy for Newfoundland, Quebec, and Halifax; DEVASTATION bomb, and the Vircue- Tll ER gun brig on a cruize. V;lnd Eafterlv. MAY 28.—Sailed the PRINCESS Royet. man of war to join the Channel fleet; Minerva, Capt. Corrza, for the South Seas ; Petry() floop of war, with the Lady Delwall tranfport, under convoy for Cork. DEAL, MAT 27.—Arrived this morning the ARAN floop of war from a cruize off Boulogne, and failed again for the fame (tenon. Wind N. E. May 28. Sailed this morning the PINCER gun-brig, for Sheernefs; Visret. frigate, ll'Urrxx floop of war, GRIFFIN cutter, and feveral gun-brigs, for the French Coatt.—Arrived the Ar.ea floup of war, from a cruize, unJcr quarantine, and remains in the Downs with the tea of his hiajefly's fhips as per lath—Wind E. N. E. YARMOUTH, MAT z7.—This morning a (hip of war paired the Offing, with a fleet under convoy for the Baltic, which were joined by the Economy, BAR NARD, from this port, bound to Peterfburgh. The H trmonie, SUINE, from Embden, is detained by the HUNTER revenue cutter, and fent into this port. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. GRAVFSrND, MAY 27.--Pafftd by the Three Good Sifters, —, front Charar.tc ; Frcide, Folkmin, from Memel ; Mor• ning Star, Aids; and the Fruitful Vine, Heitz, from Dantzie ; Lawrence and Mary, Miller, and the Neptune, Peterfon, from Norway 4 Fegeuraine, Muffell, from Ernbden ; Afilenna Henor den, CJlbroon ; Vrow Alyda, De Jonge; Gond Hope, Jacobs, and tb • Vrow Ibriftiana, Chriften, from Elbin.—Sailed the Sauftmoth. Torte, for Copenhagen; and the Jonge Vrow Anna Sophia, Hilk, for MAY 28.—Paffrd by the Rimnona, Marelna, from Leghorn ; White Swan, Block, from Stettin ; Mercurius, Rentz, from Pantzle ; Stair, Godfart, from Pillau; Calypfo, Davey, from Rttterdam; Vrow Ebka, Swinger, from Lear; Venus, Tring ; Fortuna, {laden ; Frientifitip, Bearer; Twe Gebroders, Harker; Vrow Rixtioa, Fouker ; Frederick Wilhelm, Stoffeb ; Juffrow Either, Frank ; and the Jonge Peter, Jacobs, from Embden. The fhip Bet fey. of Dublin, John White matter, was loft on the night of the t 7th ha. fix leagues 'agues dittant from Skerry Light --crew lived. L'Africaine, Nsrelfrus, and Venus frigates; Wolf, Favourite, and Rofano D, ops of war, failed from Cork ap the au inft. on a cruize. The Friends, Ranibaw, from Poole and Waterford for New foundland, has been taken by the Sylph French corvette, of 20 guns, and retaken by the Rstfario (loop of war. The Margret, Chapel, and the Hunter, Stevens, belonging to Arbroath, were caflurcil by the corvette previous to her falling iG with the New founuland convoy. The Parfeverance, Dickfon, from Virginia for Cork, hu put into New York, with four feet water in her bold. On Wednefday night arrived at Liverpool the brig Falcon, from Bourdeauz bound to New Orleans, detained by the Ponfonby pri vateer. of Liverpoul,which alfo detained on the zmh loft. a Dane& brig, from Amtterdam for Cadiz, with grain, who parted with the Falcon on the tub. The Ponfonby (puke about three weeks ago the tiptriment privateer, of that port, all well. Yenerday the LORD Marna ordered the price of tread to continue at 14d. the Q2artern Loaf Wheaten, and 12.1c1. Houfehold. Yeller dap, at the Sellion: Houle, Clcrkenwell, the Piig`.it Contiable of the parifh of Shoreditch was c. , tiviCted, and fined 151. for an alfault and falfe irn pritonn:ent. Yelterday Charlet egret, a toll-cnlleaor at the Weigh gate, on the Aeon road, was convidled in the pet.alty nt 405. with colts, at the Marlborough-Ilrett Office, for having evaded doubly toll from the fervent of a Gentleman. The fpiiit of the prefent State Lottery flows from two natural caufes—the intrintic worth of the Wheel, and the very low price of Tickets : ohferve the hit of Capital Prizes, and the few remaining Tickets to draw, and then afk any one that ever adventured in a Lottery, if it is pollible to refill buying a (hare HORN say arid C.l. have on Me Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, at their Office, 26, Twenty Thoufand Pounds for the Firft Drawn Tic• ket on Tuefday ne=t. This being the Fifth Day of Drawing, No. 24,699, as the FritDrawn Number, was entitled to toool. Tickets and Shares will continue on Sale at Daum- MOND'S Office, 65, FleetAreet, warranted undrawn, till Tocfd.ty morning Nine o'Clock, which will be the Sixth Day of drawing, when the fiat drawn 'Picket will be Entitled to 20,00c1. The Ticket No. 24,694, drawn this day a Prize of tocol. was fold in one-eighth and fourteen Sixteenths, by J. 13R AN scorns and Co . Proprietor of the Lucky L , ittery-Offices. Nos. tt, Holborn, and 37, Cornhill, where 9219, and I 1,643, entitled to ao,cool. each, the two lift Lotteries, were fold in tifieen different Shares; Itkewife r 1,499, in the prrfent Lottery, drawn on Wednefday lalt a Prize of cool. was fold in one-fourth, three-eight:is, and fix fixlc , ,nths ; and No. 17,393, cntitled to 5001. drawn on Saturday lall, was likt wife. told in one-eighth and 14 fixt t errhs, at the above Offices, where the fortunate holders of each thare may receive the amount of theit r 4i , i7&itre Price, on si-:Tiland ; and wheie Tickets and Si ties arc rriw felling, warranted until:Awn draw:ng, as cheap as at any Office N. 3. I lac 51-11 drawn on Tuetday n iistli daf of crawir.a, wilt be cati:kil the fifth thy of !.in laibildoj.-•-• next, being the A:, za,c:l, • ' • imm