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LONDON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY it. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Confols, for money, 69H—Ditto, for acc. 6 s pi 4 per Cent 864 f—New e Ccnt. tooi—Old 5 per C. zooi d Long Ann. 23 5-16 PRICE OF S'IOCKS Y ST ERD 3 per Cent. Red.694i i S: , ort Ann. ei 3 per C. Conf. 6 9 68i by 69 Imp. 3 per Cents 6 - 1 4 per Ccat. 864 Imp. Ann. z 2 5-16 5 per Cent. Ann. 991 T :73 Ir;th - pal* CZ•ntS. 911 te.is 5 per Cent. 1797 100 11 - 1 I Engligi 'Pickets 161. 145. Long Ann. 2of 5-16 I Conf. tor Acc. 691 Our contemporaries begin at length to confers their conviaion of the truth of our flatements refpe&ing the Definitive Treaty. We than not, however, blame them for their former fcepticifm, as we are convinced they aced from honett igno. ranee, not having accefs to the fource from 1% hich we derived our information—a fource which has never yet milled us. It will be leen by the Proceedings of the Houk. of Commons, that Mr. ABBOTT was yellerday Cleaed STEAMER, in the room of Sir JOH N MITFORD. After the Gallery was cleared of Strangers, and Mr. ABBOTT placed in the Chair, the Right Hon. CHARLES YORKE rofe, and in a Ihort but elegant fpeech, complimented him on the choice which the Commons had made of him. It is at length finally fettled that the Right Hon. W. WICKHAM Iv) Secretary to Ireland.— The Embaffy to Berlin is of courfe become vacant by his appointment. Yellerday, at one o'clock, the KING hcld a Levce at St. Jame;'s Palace, which was attended by the FOREIGN MINISTERS, the LORD CHANCELLoit, the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCIIEQIER, and the fullow ing Noblemen and Gentlemen : Dukee-mPortiand, ruct Roxburgh. Marquiff: , .—Bute, S igo, Hartford, znd Sall(bury. Earls—Balcasms, C.:udeti, Cat Las. Northamptfm, Chatham, G3110%V.: y,Fortercue, '.'Crifin.stanloopc,COUrtown,Chelterfield, Harrington, Weftmoreland, Aylesford, and EtTex. Vircounta—.Howe, Stop Ord, Grimitone, Hood, and Dun- swum. Lords—Pelham, Hcbart, Whitworth, Caw Aar, Bolton, mi. quiere, Gwydir, G!enberric, S tcfS ld, liawkcibum COW, Part, &Murk Bayning, and itacit o' Litchbeid and Corcitry ; Deans of Rocheiter and St. David's, and Dr. Wilfon. Sir T. Leonard, Sir J. Pulteney, Sir A. Clarke, Sir J. Duff, Sir Mitlord, Sir J. Dorm,. sir G. Prefcm, Sir A. MackenTie, Sir . Broughton, Sir W. Faweit, Sir IL Harding, Sir I'. Stephens, Sir C. Peitge,and Sir J. Poole. Generals—Balfour, Bertie, Lennox, Conftancc, rligh, and Cm*. Colonels--Dyke, Blaquiere, CA:memo, and feveral other Mi. litary OfSeers. Meffra.—Montane, Fgertnn, Machnzie, Finch, Hon. H. Puky. Knox, Fawkner, Foftet, Smith, Ftanhopo, Luck, Baker, Cholmondeky, Bragv, Abbot, and W. Dundas. The Prefentations to his MAJESTY were, Sir A. MACKENZIr, in the Hight-nA sCniform, on hi: ar rival from Montreal, who received the honour of Knighthoeo. Sir J. MtTroan, on h.ing gpprinted Lord Chancellor. of Ireland, who is to be created a &son: Mr. WICK mAx. Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, accom panied hint ; Lord Itenratc BricTINCIC, Aide-de-Camp to Genera! Menows ; Mr. FITZG RAtD, Knight of Kerry, by Lord KeNMARI; Sir G MACE. PR E SCOT, on fucceedina to the title, °lithe &- utile of his father. The Right Rev. the Dear of RAPROT, in Ireland, Mired bands on his preferment ; Counfcliar I.rcer and Mi. FIVCII, fen. were introduced by Earl Ditit r wool ; Sir T. LZONARD had the honmir to hi!: his Majek's hand. on being knighted; he was introduced by his Grace the Duke of PORTI AND; Sir CnaisTornta Lance, by his uncle the Earl of DART. 'ROUTH ; Captain GoLrot::c, on taking the command of the Woodlcy Corps, by the CHANCELLOR Of the Excurgy Ea; And Captain HERBERT, of the zit Life Guards, by thz Ear Of HARRINGTON, on his promotion. After the Levee. a Council was held, for nomi nating the Sheriffs for the Coniaies podponed,and after the company had withdrAwn, his MAJESTY returned to the (12eea's Houle. Their MAJ ASTMS and the PKiNck SS F S lift night honoured the Concert of Ancient Millie with their pretence. Licutenant•Colonel THOMAS BROWNRinc:, of the 3d foot, is appointed Deputy Q2arter-Matter.Gc neral to the tUrces in Ireland, vice CIAWFORD, a p. pointed Adjutant•Gcncral to the King's troops in Thurfday to, the Rev. JOHN Smrrit, another of the State prifoners -..!!•• were confined in Car. tickfergus Calilt, was admitted to hail. A private letterjult received from Bengal flaw-, that our troops aging in the Carnatic have been very fuccefsful in the Several actions with th,! Po lygars, inlbmuch brat they retreat whenever our army approaches. The Signal advantages lately obtained by Colonel IYHF e, and the total expulliou of the Poly;zar of Vcerarzachr:e, as wall as the no torious Pelygar Panialum Coarchy, whllin the I . ,tots f‘curad and delivered over zo the army un cl-!e Col. AGFisw, leave no appreheitrion a c to a 1),..,•dy term'qntion of the war. Tinnivelly, it feuac, has olrered fulimitiion. A perfl.n who calls 11::nr.:1f Colonel I.rsi.r. is ar rived at Pads from Germany, fwindling every body oit the road ; to a gentleman whom he hrid defrauded out of col. Oct-ling he c.onfetfedhimfelf to I.e the noted Major SEMPLE. Th e late Duke of Sr. ALBANS married in 1763, the daa:.;!:!ar of the Earl of Br ssotouo H, by whom he had three Corti and three datil;ht..rs. He is Inc c--J-,1 in his titles and ellates by his eldeff fon i.''Pltk Y , Marl Of BURFORD. Me CALEDONIAN, Capt. JOHN CRAIG, for Ma dris,and the SARAH CHRISTIANA, Capt. CHARLES (t' i't AM, for Bengal, were fpoken with at lea off 1 t;:-.• lsladeira iflands on the 23d of September, all w.ll, and proceeding on their voyages. AYR, JAN. 30. Yeflerday a fele& party of the Blends and ad mirers of our inimitable Ayr(hire Bard met to dinner in the room in which the Poet was born, to commemorate his birth-day, when the follow ing Ode, compofed for the occafivn by one of the Company, was read. The Prefident's toaff was given in the following Stanza, and the enthu. Balm of the moment gave birth to the beautiful extempore verfes alfo fuhjoincd. O D E FOR Tr F. ANNIVIMSARY OF THF. BIRTH •F•AY OF ZORN!. 2901 January, 1832. Tho' clouds obicure the winery fides, Tho' wood and honours difippear; Tho' (toms in all their horror rife, And wage the joylefs year; Yet friendly, foetal, clic:l.Ni, gay, With wine and tong and mirth, Bet our's to hail the welcome day That lighted firft the heav'nly ray, And gave true genius birth. You've heard the Chorifters of Spring, Their little dulcet throats atune, And far and wide refponfive ring " The braes of Bonnie noon." And, on the burls) , banks of Ayre You've heard the warbling throng; But none fo 'witching, none fo rare, None half entitled to compare With Ronves mellow Song. What tho' far hence entomb'd he lies, His better part, his Spirit, lives, The fire of fancy newt- dies, But ceafekfs rapture gives: Forbear, then, as this day returns, TO weep his timelefs fate ; But learn from Poets' early urns, The b: ;gluts that life's taper burnt, " he Ihorter is its date." The Prefident's Tcraft—To E Smooth glide thy pure currents, thou favourite river, May the lovelielt nymphs grace thy margin for ever; Never fading thy flowers, ever green be thy braes, Nar a Po-t be wanting to warble thy praife ; May the minftrels of fpring aye renew in each grove, The wild hymn of gratitude, pleafure, and love; Let no thorn in thy thickets e er favagely dare The innocent bofom of beauty to tear; And bleft be thy manfions with plenty and peace, Till arrefted by fate thy meandering% ceafe! N. B. The above wal, called forth by the oc cafion, was given by a Gentleman to whom the Bard was dear. Extempore verfes by a Gentleman of the com pany, fuggelled by the circumflance of a dark rainy morninc,r, followed by a ferene afternoon, as was the cafe en the anniverfary. Aufricious day, rever'd by Fame, On which the Mafe's favourite came To biers our native Me, The low'ring clouds forge! to frown, 1 bet Eis importance Gwn, And confciou, (salons The fccond reprefentation of the new Opera of The C,:3inet , at Covent Garden Theatre, Nit night a maned a numerous and fafliionable Audience:— Few alter., lions have been made linee the fir t epre i;mtation, but thole few are very. judicious. Some , •crartrec that did not produce the effect defigned have been omitted; and a whole fcene in the third act, which had not a neceffary conneetion with the prng,refs of the Fable, is left out.—Among the .:ireles f Faation which attended the Perform. Alice were, the Matchionefs of HEADFORT, the 2ounteffes of PEMBROKE and DE BUHL ; Ladies LTOUN, SAY and SELE, J. LONG, and J. ASTON. LON nom FASHIONS.—The Ihnafiartian hat is I coming into vogue; it confals of white or falmon. coloured fatin, made in the form of a helmet, fur rounded with a wreath of laurel, and worn much m one fide. Plain white chip hats, in the Gypfeyle, with ' nit any ornament whatever, tied carelefsly under the chin, with pea-green or pink ribbon. The Archfr-drcfr ; a petticoat without any train, with a border of green or blue ; a blue an green farfenet boddice, Vandyked at bottom ; look d ie . :Hire Neves, and no handkerchief. The head. .!refs, a fmall white or blue fatin hat, turned up in front. Brown, grey, or olive talk Ilockingc, with yel low or orange clocks, are worn by the Ladies to walk in. Feathers and flowers continue to be much worn, and wreaths of rotes on the hair for full drcfs, in preference to more cumbrous ornaments. Small watches are worn by a few dalltinSlielles on their boilmis, not bigger than the round of an half-guinea. PARISIAN FASHIONS.—A new &nem of drefs among our idles of the bout-ton has recently made its appearance. It confilts of hats of white latin, which fall nearly over the eyes, ornamented with two white feathers. Turbans, decorated-with two colours only, are ale() worn, the drapery of which is connected with firings of pearls. A very re• mark:tble lingularity has occurtzd with rcfped to the arrangement of the hair naturally worn. It is now difpoted into two parts,, the one formed of large tufts on the crown, and the other of hair fnioothly cideending to the eve-brows. The pre dlledion fun fume timedifplayed in favour of orange colour, has at length given way to the general penchant for the role. Fpencers of white ruin, with twan-down borders, have not loft their attradims, and have changed their names from if to Mameluck to dla A'e!An. The molt diilinguillwd thawls are of a fquare form embrOidered in gold, with tallels reeembling a golden egg ; but the molt common, and thofe which have the greatelt fide in the (hops are the India main lhawls, (even quarters in breadth, with large borders, and foreign decora tions. The Morning Drefs principally confilis of cali coes embellifhed with role flowers ; vet tione of the ` t: e at, ger es fport wort robes with Lice edging. N./UTICAL INTELLIGENCE. TORBAY, FEBRUARY 9. Sailed this morning the fleet of men of war and outward bound for the Weil Indies.—Wind N. PORTSMOTUH, FEB. zo. Arrived the ARETHUSA, of 38 guns, Captain Woot Y, from Madeira ; in her came paffenger Brigadier General CLINTON. Previous to the AR E TH USA'S failing, the 85th Regiment had embarked at Madeira on board the Dr. RUYTI'R and CAL CUTTA armed tranfports for Jamaica. Sailed the CAROLINE and IN FLE.NIBLE to tIIC eaftward, and HotoiNF, Captain HILL. The Chips that put back to St. Helen ' s from Ad miral Cot.LlNcwoon's fleet, are the BARE LEUR, Captain OM MAN FY; GLORY, Captain WELLS; and CENTAUR, Captain Lrr - r L r.rs ; the rcl of the Peet with the (hips under the command of Rear Admiral CAM PLELL, reached Torbay. Laft night the WALst FR CA S rt.r, CANTON, and THAMES, Earl Indiamen, put back alfo, owing to the wind getting round to the %verlward. Went out of hnrhour the CLEOPATRA frigate, ESCORT gun brig. and LIBERTY cutter. Came in the REDBR EDGE ichooner. This day arrived the brig DOVER, CRAWFORD, from Gibraltar and Lifbon, after a pafrage of days, is under quarantine, with part of the follow ing regiments on board, i zth, 26th, 27th,5111, 52d, and 57th : Port Mary, COLLINS, from London, bound to Charlflon : Maria, 'howl; ; and Eliza beth brig, OWEN DAVIS ; the latter bound to Gi braltar, with merchandize, both from London. This day failed for London, the chip Rolla, of Londin, CUMMING. Yeßerday arrived the Albion, MEIR, from New callle, bound to Jamaica. Came into harbour his Majefly's fchooner LEY, and brig LIBERTY, from Spithead ; and the tranfport AMPHITRITE, LEVY, (No. 33.) YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY to. Yefterday arrived the FAVOURITE !loop of war from a cruize off the coal! of Scotland ; alfo the JALOUSE and BRUIZER armed brigs from a cruize between Yarmouth and the No-c. The fhip which ftruck on the lands nn Monday hill, and which was loft with her crew, was the Hardwick of this Port from Sunderland. Came into thcfe Roads, and will fail as loon as polfible for Hanthur!A, the Brothers of Sunder land, laden with coals, 'ftmortiv Hureutsom mailer.—No Packets ara yet anived from Cux haven.—Wind W. frefh breeze. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, FE n. io.—Came down the CIRENCESTER, ROBINSON ; and the LADY JANE DUNDAS, for the Ealt Indies.—Put back the HOPE Eaft In• dia:nan, and remains.—Wind W. S. W. GRAVESEND, FFR. 'O.—Paired by the ACtivt, LAN F, from Lifbon.—SailA the Doura, Oporto; Emilie, GRANTIII, for Cayenne; Betfey, HURST, for Waterford ; Ranger, LCVELL, for Charleflon; Jonge Ifabella, —, for Oftend; and the Juffrow Clara, —, for Amiterdam. Tucfday the Purfers of the BARING, Captain MEADOW!, and LADY BIJRCrS, Captain Sw; iTON, attended at the India Hotue, and received their final difpatches, previous to the departure of thole Chips for Madeira, Fort St. George, and Bengal. Paffengers per BA RING. for Bengal—Major James Hunter ; Mr. George Swiney, Mr. Charles Ducker, Cadets; Miffs Mary Lloyd and Mary Parkhoufe. . . Per L a dy BURGES, for Bengal—Mr. Thomas Higgins ; Lieut. Thomas FIJI; Stickler, Young, Baker, and Kir cheicr, Cadets; MeCrs. W. Scott, P. H. Staunton, and P. Staunton ; Mrs. Higgins and two daughters; Mill - es C. Swin ton, E. Hewitfor, M. Crtnt, S. Hollings, L. Benfield, anti L. Grant.—For Fort St.Gicorgc: Lieut. Js. 1. Miller, and Mifs Jane Sufan Darifitood. - The Princefs Mary, GREEVE, arrived at St. Helena on the 2d December, parted with the fel. lowing fhips, viz. Manfhip, Sarah Chrifliana, Comet, General Stewart, Sovereign, Ann, Princefs Mary, Northampton, Venus, Highland Chief, Elizabeth, Monarch, and Friend!hip, for India, all well on the t rth Oetober, in lat. i i. N. long. 26'. 30. W. under convoy of the SEA HORSE frigate. The Company's (hips BRUNSWICK and Nrrroxr are feverally appointed to be afloat on the 4th of next month, to fail to Gtavefend on the isth fol lowing, and to be in the 1)ow03 on 23d April.— 'Fliefe (hips are configned to China, and are the laft of the feafon. SH I f' WR EC x.—On Sunday morning la(t, between two and three o'clock, one of the Margate !toys be longing to Mr. Sackett, heavily laden with corn, which was flowed both in the hold and on deck, and 3o paffengers on board, betides the crew, con fitting of the mailer and four feamen, was over taken by the violent gulls of wind, between ilir chington and Reculver: the first unthippcd her rud der on the finds, when becoming unmanagable, the kept continually thipping the moll heavy feas, and was carried by the violence of the furl to wards the beach : at this awful period the kept rolling and pitching, and the crew, from their with, if poffible, to preferve the lives of the paffcngcrs, particularly thofc of the women and children who were on board. barred down the hatchways ; fhort ly after this, the veal ftruck on , the beach, and filled, a tremendous fea breaking over her in all direCtions, which wahed nca:ly the whole of thofe upon deck overboard : the crew, three in number, and one man, with extreme difficulty and danger reached the land by fwimming ; but the Captain t who would not quit the wreck till he had ren dered every aflillance in his power to the di ffrai'led people with him) together with twcray•five per forts, confilting of men, women, and children, fell vklims to the fury of the waves. In the mirk of Sunday the bodies of nine of the fuf- • ;: 7 crers'were thrown upon the fhore. af-d r . t 13, li e s have been taken out of the cabin of the hoy: had it been day-light it is poffible many more lives n:;;ht have been Lund, but the darkneiS of the n: s lit added to the calamity. Among the fuilltrer, Mr. John Goodburn, the mailer, who is Inpi , of:d to have received a blow on the temples &um the ho , tm; Mr. Thornton, carpenter, of Margate, witli his wife and fon, whom he was taking up to ti.wo to pa: out apprentice, and fbrry we at c to fay they have kit fix orphans at 'Margate to lament their untimely end ; Mr. Bone, carpcntet , of Margate ; the site of Mr. Jacob, of Broachlah.s; the widow of Mat7:tte ; Mts. Tamil], wife of I\ fr. Tatnall, at the Lord Neltlm, at Itarnfgate ; and a fervant gitl, with a child under her car,, with whom fhe was returning to town. The few Neho were laved afcended the fhrowds ; amongll thefe was Mr. Kuuckle of the library, at Broadllairs.— Nothing could prefent a more awful fpe-clacle than the ripeated arrival at Margate, on Sunday, of var!ouscart 4 agzs with the bodies of the full:eters from the wreck. Letter to the owner of the fhip Alfa, Captain *GILL, belonging to Glafgow, which was lately driven cn lhore on the Me of Man, dated lfle of Man, January 25, 03c2.-1 , On the 2F4.11 ult. we were in the latitude of the North Channel, but obliged to bear away for St. George's Channel, the wind coming round againfi us. After a ler ies of difappointments and mi4ortitnes from track and hazy weather, we, on the t 9th infl. got flirt of the Irith coati, this ifland being under our lee, wi:h the wind at N. E. towards dark it got iato the N. W. blowing a violent gale, xithnut intermarnm, till eight next night, when it was at N. E. the chip was then laid-to under clofe reefed main trp-tail and reefed fore-fail. The gale put us alhorc, commenced at one o'clock next morning (the 2 1 It, from N. W. Such a gale was never Peen by any perfon on board, nor was there ever fuch deflruc tion remembered here, there being hardly a houfe Lut has met with fame damage at ifing from it.— The men were hardly ever ,1%% ay from the pump and could not keep her dry ; our fore-fail went to rags, the rudder broke, and the fecund Broke (he gave, took it away by the lower counter. Is much 'Talon to fear the is bilged, and that the fugar in the hold is damaged to a great degree, as the water ebbs and flows into it ; fifty hogfheads are already landed from between decks, and every exertion is making to lave as much as potlible.— The Colleior and other Gentlemen here afford us every Alliance in their power; force of whom have conflantly attended the veirel lince the drove nil Chore. The Alit is alhore about fix miles north call of Peel, on a randy bay, within two points of the land." Yeaerday a Court.ofDire&ors r! - the Eafi-India Company was held at the India oufe. Had oar Landed Pi oprietmv embraced, under an early operation of the Land-Tax iZe.'em): ion Bill, that molt advantageous moment fo r pur c b,ii ng , when the 3 per Cent s . w ere A i 47 amt a li:!;rior-, they might`have redeemed their Land-Tax at lets than lixtcen years pm-chafe. That golden oppor tunity was let flip by the great mjoity of the land-owners ; yet to fuch is prefented at elis in ihnt, (as the term of redemption is to he extend ed) notwithaanding the 3 per Cents. now border on 701. a more eafy and aurpicions mc; , ns for exonerating their elates from the a bov e , as w m as every other incumbrance. The fuggellion is, the adventuring in the all inviting and approaching Grand Lottery. One or more Tickets or Shares might not only redeem the LandtTax, lint be come a funthine of good fortune to many an eilate involved in gloom. Succefs, however, nnty be rendered mote probable, from the pm-chafe of loch Tickets and Shares at Pore's " ForairEtte ()ince," Royal-Exchange., dole by the Bank of England, diainguithed for profpetvais adventure, and for payment of Prizes on demand. People grown up, and of any age, that are quite ignorant of dancing; alio thole who only want the lath;onable Ilepa, acquire than moll expeditioqly, and in the firit 11)1e, at Mr.-ILL LN's, No. 19, Sher rard•ltreet, Golden-few:ire ; or No. to, Great- Alie-Rreet, Goodman't-fields; and thole who love dancing to good mulic, may, by fuldcribing to the Select Alremblies there, enjoy a pleafore no one Airembly in England gives befides, as Mr. Gow and Mr. MACKINTOSH, the not charming Performers of Ball Mu tic in this ccuntry, are poti tively engaged to lead the Band alta-nately, from the beginning of February to the end of theft:al - on. The Rev. W. SMELLE, of Great Gr:mfby, Lin coldbire, Feb. 8, tti 2, faroared B. D. PLR Kr s, of Lekefter-rquarc, London, Patentee of ;he Me tallic Traeors, with a fcrici of expel imalts made with thole Inarnments, doting the hit fifteen months, which, Mr. S. oblerv._s, " loudly for the Traftors." Anmg remarkab!c cures of inflammatory fore throats, NVCIIS, I .)II:ns, lealds, con tufions, inflamed cycs, head.aeh, acute and chr , nic rhcumati/M, on patients, from infancy to 7o years ofage, fume of whom had been confined to their room for months, is the following on an animal: " CA I':•AFFECTIO• , ' 1N A 1 - k R.T!...3 be. longing to Mr. Lray, of Nlarth Clcpcl, was ncarly , ttcm an inflatatuati•oll.ll,l film on th , cyc, which omit:tr. - LI pro greffing toward; a lots of fight. I exps.cicil :to could he done in fuck a^ oLainate cafe: how; vs r, I trail. reJ the eyc Hate times, not more than 30 toinnt, s at a Iscn the inflananation Lad fuLfidcd, tit,. film was walicti :may, mist the fight of the eye laccame ..lie has (food lix months." The Tr:it:tits, fa ticcdfary in every Family. st• atricn.g Hefts, may tic had, genti!nc, St i:11 r.. w and impr.•v ,1:1,c -tions for uhn them, Five Guineas the S.t, ot P. 11. AI NS, NS, A. M. the Patentee, in the lionf: of the lat , ter, Surgeon, Lviccilt•r-I.uaret and of Frcite:ie • CI; -- milt and Dra,•tgill, it: thi: Ti.t• t•ii. nature of the Traiifiin renders their ears I.v or even by rid, pi fleetly ronv..M.Tt. Letti.ri •..:r amount poll.-paid; dilly att, aided to. N. B. he purehafers of the •rraelois receive ttratis. two if. nt Books, which amain, as canny ericated the ertt tcrary dtaraa,rs, about thoufa-dCu:.. of Gout, B. hrtt - matifm, Scalds, He ad-ach, Tossth-ach, Sprains, lutlananatioLs, &c. &c. and ar, an:,:oz,ouslY,fcafes of Florio. .1!:7 In 0.,' month of March next will be pUblialetl, AN r X.• TIRE NEw WORK, emiifling of nearly 2000 NEW C-tf.'s, on the Humau Body and on I 10-les, recei• t-cl within thc Lit el. wen montb,.—The pun:haters of the Traitors will be cuti:lLti to this, &mix. ,/_