Star. — London, England, 1802-07-21 00:00:00

IVEY PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. 7)elatt.—Mt. Edward May. a3araarl—Sir Broarick Chins:cry. l.augiorJ, County—Hon. Thos. Newcomen,Sir Thus. Pet her- Rum:, Bart. Litburn—Lord Y.,nnuuth. !klunmouthhire--Gener4l James Roake, Charles Morgan, Ek. Coun'y —Air. Wm. 'Huth, Mr. G. H. Rochfort. The Carmarthenfhire i, polled in tal be,, to that it may be come days before Any opi Dion rtn be firmed . The Elenors of the P.orongh of Lewes have greatly fince the !en. 17;',c, when sit votes gained \lr. lame !tic fe it in P.trliament ; and not more tlign 2c7. ! krc c.aimed the electi,e franchile. At tile late Ele&ni.. the votes of 3 I t EleCtors were adn.ilte•l ; thole of :2 reject ed, and ^ did not appear t. roll. l-lcr Et-ter:cm—At the dole of the Poll nn Monday evening, the numbers were, Corner:an - 2552 Cntte rat - 2-13 Eiddolpla - 11c3 MIDDLESaf EtECTIoN.—At the dole of the poll yefterday at Brentford, the numbers w e re Mr. 8rig,167i..-Mr.Mainvraring,2lB6 Sir F. lur.lett, 18'7 Mr. MAINWARING had retired at four o'clock. Mr. BYNG, after returning thanks, find, that i Ite had the fatisfadiou to Rate, that he had, on this day's Poll, a majority of fevers over T. "lain. witting, and he felt confident that he would con tinue to hold the precedence every day throughout the Eledion ; for the people had lo promiltd him, and any mar. that relied on their promile w.o. ne ver deceived. He never pinned his faith to any in dividual, but had always placed it on il ia I n cla d baits of public opinion ; he had never found 11:m• fell wrong in fu doing, and he had no doubt that while he continued to at as a M.r ..itlrate and .ts a Member of Parliament, the Friend of the Peri. Giey would headily ea.ainue to ad as his fr. in ci App/auf;a. Sir Fit t s :SBURDETT....-Gentlemen, I beg leave to remark A, hat I' - aye no dca.bt will give you plea tore to hear, a, d v hat in my poi at augurs well to our future profpcds, than by your free, unbiaf- And voluntary cxertloue, I am this day placed in the tam, enviable situation, with refried to a majority over Mr. Mainwaring, in which vonr worthy Candidate Mi. f.vng hat deferibed him i fell to be. I will hot do y ou the oii n (k a ~t fuppoling that it can be necessary to food( a perfev ranee in your endeavours to promote a colic which you mull be aware is material for the fafety of us all. Tic intcrefl which Government takesin defeat onr objeds, dou will perceive from the natio e of this d.ty's Poll. It feems as if all the Public Offices were emptied to-day in order to augmcnt the numbers of Mr. Jullice Mainwaring We have had here his Majefty's Atterney•Genetal, that titre and independent Eleßcr, laugh,) togs- Cher with the Speakar ui t;a: late Haute of Com mons, who no doe :t will be a candidate for that office again, the holler of which hos in no ir,tlance been known to *oiterfere in Eledion... Many others of a limilar detcrioion have come down, whofe names it would be invidious and ufelefs to men tion ; their appearance, however, ferves to thaw that my adverfnies have nearly exhaufltd their Itrength, for thole voters may be confidered as the r.:,(7rt; we have leatun, therefor:, to enter tain the bone(' reliance, that this great, jail, and conflitutional ftruggle, may he fpeedily brought to a fuccefsful termraition.—( lipt'ar f fis.)—l hope and trull, you will emulate the conduit of the free Ileflors of Norfolk, Avila by their activity have "'wired the return of the popular Candidatc, Sir Jacob Miley, who at one pciiod of the Poll was placed more diladvantageoufly with rcfped to his opponent, than I now am. You will alio recol lea, that notwithflanding the moil once:ol'lg ex ertion of Minifterial influence, the i n d e p en d en t F.ledors of Kent continued to keep the known triefid of the people, Mr. Honywood, at the head of Lite Poll. 1 hope the fame fpirit and reliditti.4l will aniniate you, and then the object we desire mull be attained. Mr.Mooar (lately C.utliJatc for Coventry) ad ira-crred the Eledors ; he hated, that at a late Conn; v Meeting, it was pi opofed to prefent thanks to Mr. Judice isfainwanng, for his general con dud ; and he c,c,,cled propr,fr.iJn, becaufe he felt that if carried, it mall involve a cenfure on the conduCt of Mr. Byng, ulikh on all pithlic queflions was diredly the reverie. From the fame confider ations he repelled the demand of thofe who can 'railed for Mr. Byng and Mr. Mainwaring jointly; for fuch a vote would fcem to him irreconcilable I with any principle ; for this plain reafon, that any min that approved of the political principles of Mr. Bt ng, mull difapprove of the principles of Mr. Mainwaring, and vic: erfiz. What, he would j all was, What had been the conduit of this I ? He had foppol led the late l‘finilier throughout, had Leen accelfary to the addition , of three hundred millions to the National Debt ; and for what porpofe ?—Why, to prcferve hie place and petition, to preferve the eflab 14mcnt of Coll Bath Ficl.ts Prifon, and to pro ernploynwnt for that Aris--(Shouis. of attlatfi) .le declared that Sir Francis Burdett had his molt hearty thanks for having flood forward to afford efainty :in opportunity of releafing itfelf from llai:t and degradation of Poch a Reprefentative. It was hi; earn,ll with therefore that the Electors annul tLis truly popular Candidate ; that tr.:.7 would make a long pull, a ftrong pull, and altrw.tlier to fupport hiot.—(Great applutfe). Sir Fit sic us Boson re, on his return from Brent ford, w:,; drawn by tae mob as far as Kew-bridge, ani greeted to town with univerfal cheering!. of a!rilaufe. He w i ts preceded by his band of mtifi,:, -0.1 followed by a valt concomfe of p e opl e ._ 11. •• hollers were taken from his carriage in Picea 'l;ll7, and it was drawn by the populace to the CrGssii and Anchor Tavern, where o numerous Po' or Sir Francis's friends again met at dinner. :siune ;riding fquabbles aud boling•matches )'ave at Brentfotd ; but, in other tepees IRISH ELECTIONS. The Rate of the poll on Friday evening for the City of Dublin was, For Haab Hamilton 4 FA. Frcd. J. Fallsincr, Colonel Talbot 474 3 1 7 - 253 On Thurfday, Mr. I'. G. NEWCOMEN and Sir T. FEATHERS roNE v. , re returned to ferve in Par liament for the cnu•ity of Longford. Fridd.ty Mr. Wm. IimITH and Mr. G. H. ROCH FORT Welt: ClCaed t reprefent the county of Wearnemh. Hon. Joit. O'NE LL and Mr.*NRC HT EN come in fur the county of Antrim. Mr. W. J. SRsr 'tttcroH's.voters were too late regillered to have he ledit chalice of bringing him in. The old Members come in for the county of Down with.:ut oppofition. Dow; 7:ltt;ck will be contefled. Lord YARMOUTH is returned for Lilburn, and Mr. Eow*Eu MAY for Belfaft. Mr. Wo rt, of Forenaghts, and Col. KEA TING E, havin<• religned, Mr. ROBERT LATOUCHE and 1...( Td ROBERT FITZGERALD will be elated for Kildare. There is no oppofition to the late Members for Monag'i.m. They will of courfe be re-elcaed. Mr. PAIINkL has declined the Queen's county ; th Hoa. W. W. Pout and Sir EYRE COOTS come in cf courfe without oppofition. R t CAA Nryi LF, Efq. has been returned with out a coma for the town of Wexford. 1161 t A: POINTED /OR ELECTIONS. ANTRIM commenc..l ot CARLO .V Down DL. Y,L .1, City IC c's County 111.VITH •••••••• , EN . , CO. 11 , -C./Nation •••••• WiCl:l.O3, Monday, July 19, Saturday, Tutfilay, 20, Saturday, Wrdnefday, 2I • IdAy, 2f. Thuti :ay Tuarday Wednefday, it. Monday, 23. Thurfday, 22. Thurfday, 22. 1.311 week the Frafer Fencible Regiment was difoandA at Glafgow. •Tl:e Rfly, r l Clanalpine Fencibles are arrived at Glargnw from Ireland. The Convention of Royal Boroughs in Scot land have vorc , l too guineas towards ereeting tLe ni Mr. DUNDAS. The Dircaors of the Bank of Scotland 'have relblved to place in their great hall, in the new building now going on, a full length pidure of die Right Honourable HENILY Dolmas, the pre fent Governor of the Bank. W,dnefday latt landed at DonaghOee, from Portp,ttrick, Lord SUNDERLAND, Lord and Lady AS fLERE•GH,COIOneI STAWART. and Lady ELI. Z AB' TH PRATT. The EArl Of PSTERBOROUGH, Lord F. HARM, and Sir JOHN and Lady LADE, are among the laa arrivals :n Brighton. The Earl and Counters of CHOLMONDILIY and family w•ll let off in the courfe of next month for Paris, where they mean to refide for a fhort time, and afterwards rifit Vienna, Berlin, Stockholm, and molt of the Foreign Courts. The Duke of St. ALBAN'S will, in a few days, lead to the Hymeneal Altar, the charming blifs LOUISA MANNERS. The Earl and Countefs of RADNOR left town yeltertlay for Longford Ca(lle, Wilts. Lady LOUISA MANNER' gave a petit fiver laft night to a fele& party of faihionables. On Monday night the Counters of CROWSON DE LEY entertained her friends with a din; of Pic- Nic, at her honk in Park lane. The firft comic confined of Theatricals, a Proverb, in which the Counters of Buc KING H AMSHILE was the heroine, and an Officer of the Guards aged an Tat cha r 'der with great humour. Neat followed a Con e -t ( f voc 1 and inftrnmental mufic ; then a very nt Stipp:r : the whole concluding with a dance, which 'ailed beyond the "peep of day. 'I he Sheriff. of London, in order to prevent the corrmiftion of fuch an outrage as that which took place at Covent Garden at the conclufion of the eleaion, have given notice through the town .of Brentford, that the boards and materials of which the Poll.booth is made, are private property; and have cautioned the people againft taking any of them away. In the courfe of one of the trials that took place on Monday, at Guildhall, Mr. GARROW, in crofs ; examining a witnefs, who had been fix years im-. prifoned in Newgate as a receiver of ftolen goods, ailed him, '6 Pray, Sir, is not the plaintiff alto a very reffrel7ible receiver of ftolen goods r , The an i Ewer was, " Certainly, Sir, I have always con& dered him in that light." In another trial a boy was produced as a wit. Inefs, who appeared fo young, that it was doubted whether he was llifficiently acquainted with the folemn nature and obligation of an oath; he was therefore examined by the Colinfd on that point, and was ailed direelly- 4, What does an oath oblige you to do ?" "It afiges me (replied the boy) to go to hell if I do not Ipeak the truth."— An anfwer fo very dire& completely fatisfied the Learned Connie', and the boy was examined. The Aerial Candidates, or Both Member: Returned, the new Intermezzo, brought our at the Royal Circus, in addition to the Fatal Prediaion and the c,okkn Farmer, pofreffes fo much merit as cannot fail of rendering it a great favourite with every The riling of the balloon at Ranclagh ; its palling over London and Weaminller—bcing con• celled for a time amidtt the clouds—then mAjeili cally boating, while lelTening to the eye, until out of fight—the defcent of the Aeronauts with the difficulties and humorous equivoque which they experience;—the Duet between MONTGOMERY and SMITH, and the Song by HELMS, yield the utmolt gratification. The hornpipe of MIA ADAM, is alfo highly deferving of notice; we have ken nothing, either fin _ CORN MARKET. MAIK-LANI, JULY 21. Owing to the unfavonrablenefs of the weather the Markets hive experienced a fmall advance fince Monday. ASSIZE or BREAM—The Bakers' Company at- tended the Court of Aldermen, az. Guildhall, yef terclay, to fet the ialize of bread, when the Court ordered the price to be continued the fame as laa week. DUBLIN, JOLT 17. In confequenee of a dangerous and . alarming riot having taken place at Struyle Well, county of Down, on Sunday the 27th of June laft, wherein two perfons 101 l their lives, and feveral were badly wounded ; and there being reafon to fear the fir. ment and animolity refulting from thence may be produ&ive of further fatal didurbances, the Earl , Of LONDONDERRY, Governor of the county, has called a meeting of Magifirates, to be, 'ncld at I Downpatrick, on Monday nnt. The Coroner's Inquett, held r.,11 Thurfday on the body of the young man •.eeently killed in Ke. vin.firect, brought a vel:tet of wilful murder by a gusejbot wound, ittsP2.nfl a perfon of the name of Shields and accomplices. The 11;04 learrit has been ;wide after the murderer by Mr. Alder man POOLF, Mr.s„Ald o csman STA ME N, Mr. j IGCC UEFA., and other ItTigiftrates, laudably active in difcharge of their duty, but hitherto in yin. Tuefday night 1111, about midnight, lir well. dreffed armed ruffians entered the hour: of Mf. .Bur Las, at Ballinarcorney, near Rathfarnhatr, and after tying him, his wife, mother, and chil dren, robbed the place of every portable article, carrying away the whole of the wearing apparel of the family. On Sunday night laft, a Mr. Notes: was flop ped a little after ten o'clock, on the road leading from Terenure to Rathmines, near Rathgar Caf tle, by four footpads, each armed with pifiols, who, after blindfolding him, robbed him of his purfe, a gold watch, chain, &c. We have authority to contradid a paragraph, which firft appeared in an Edinburgh paper, and was afterwards copied into the London papers, slating that Lord BEI L ENDEN had fold his Heri table Office of Ulher of Exchequer in Scotland, it not being true. At New York the molt vigorous meafures are purfued by the Board of Health to prevent the in troduCtion of penitential difeafes. At Glouceth.r Fair, on Monday week, there was a good (hew of cattle, and an extraordinary num ber of fat (beep ; but flock of every defcriptien maintained their former prices. Good horf,:s fold high. At Brecon Fair, on Monday and Tnefday fe'n night, there was but an indifferent (hew of cattle and horfas, which were fold cheap; and pigs, of which there was an unufnal number, alio felt a confiderable depreMon in price. The demand for leather WAS very bra, and the whole was fold at an advanced rate of about sd. per lb. Letters from Leipfic, dated June 27, Rates : •••• "The Eager fair of this year was very at : not only the Englifli and Scotch tent us a great quan tity of merchandi2e, but the French took advan tage of the peace of the North and the re-eflablilh merit of their commercial relations with Ruffla, to fend hither objeas of luxury of every kind mann fadured on purpofe for the moment. The roads were covered with carriages, loaded with filk fluffs, porcelain, jewellery, lace, &c. The Merchants of Macedonia brought us alfo as ufual the natural and manufadured produaions of Turkey. Italy alone was behind, and does not teem to have re covered its former commercial aaivity. Among the many aas of human degeneracy, of which we daily hear, we know of none fo ag gravating in its circumftances as the following, which is the fuhftance of the evidence of Captain Walker, of the Royal Geerge merchantman, taken on Wednefday lag, before the Mayor of Portf mouth, on the examination of Archibald M.Mul len, the late boatfwain of the faid fhip, for the murder of a Negro !lave in the month of Auguß, 1799, when on a voyage from the coati of Africa to Greneda. It appeared that *Mullen had been ferving the flares their provifions, when he was rather intoxicated, and obferving that one of them did not eat his allowance, beat him nioll cruelly on the head with the handle of his cat, a Rick about an inch in diameter, and alf,) with his • fill, when the poor African fell againti one of the guns ; that he then run has Rick againit his flu mach, and with it thrufl the meat down his throat; he afterwards gagged him, put a collar on his neck, another on his thigh, and irons on his legs. In this Rate the decearcd remained until the next morning, when he was brought upon deck, and immediately fell down and expired. During the whole of this inhuman brutality, the Negro made not the leaß refinance. M4Mullen was committed to take his tt ial at the next Admiralty &Mans for the offence, and Mr. Walker is bound over in i aool. to profecute and give evidence againa him. STATI LOTTERY OFFICE, NO. 16, CORNHILL.-- Mr. IshotoLsott rcfpeetfully acquaints the Public that the Lottery begins drawing on Monday the zd of next month. From the ['mall number of Tickets (only 24,00 D), and from the already very great and increaling demand they will molt airily. edly be higher, as i; is expected before the drawing commences, thete will be none to be had at aiy prier—he therefore requells thofe who intend to become adventurers to make no delay. At this Office in the lall Lottery, more than tso different perfons in clubs and individuals, received, on dc rfland, SHARES OF CAPITAL. PRIZES, from 20,0001. to 20001. the particulars thereof are inferted in the Schemes at large, mid is the molt fingular inllance of the diftribution of Fortune's favours ever befOre known. Note, the highelt Prizes are zo,oool. each, and the loweft /*lindens Pound:. There will _ . NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND E S. E. ARRIVID. DIM it Dublin, o Waturford o Hamburgb, I French PLYMOUTH, JULY zB. Come in from a cruize the CANYSFORT. of 28 guns, Captain Mu NDA Y ; ROSA NIO, Of, 18, Capta in MOUNCEY ; the Good flope, Captain CoLF, from Rotterdam to Liverpool, with geneva ; and the St. Antonio Bvillant, Capiain SEI4OI , N ; fr..ni Lon- • don for Ferrol, and ftiled again Lill cvrning.-• • Sailed the :i..vedilh Ealt India iiiip Princeira, Catp• tam GADO, for the Eat PORTSMOUTH, JULY so. This day arti...ed the biamond,Rrs, from Scilly; and the Mary, MAYSFY, from Waterford. —Came into harbour the Ocean,CaptainMEarno. —Yeller-lay arrived the SHARP, from Guer , : t r e . , ; BAKER, from Poole; Elii:theth, Fit 6 NCI./ ; and Expedition, BATTLRSHELL, from Sfulthatopton ; and the Indu:iry, CH ANNFL, flOm Cowes.—S.tiled the Hope, f'..T Havre.— ! Sunday eyening arrived at St. Helen's the l't.tutit, MUIR HEA 9, bound to Trie(le; alto the Q . :leen, Roe tKsoN, frnm botu , d t.) Put hack to Co.w.s the Lord 1 iancan, TH nrPSc '. bound to Jerfq, but will fail :he fira fdr wind IHis Majetty'i fli t ) CAT.:.7.1.4 \Vic fi this day, and la DiThiIMINE.& %vas p:!,1 ofi yeile) day. AMSTERDAM, JULY 9. This morning we received the ihiagre-mble in telligence that an American vell;:1, .4 . about .1.3.3) tons, was 101 in the Scheldt, tioongli th.! fault of the Dutch pilots who had the charge of her.; nothing was Lived hut a fmali part of the cargo, which confided of India Goods. FROM I.LOYIVs I.IST. DEAL, JULY 10.—Arrived the Deborah, from Santa Cruz fur Copenhagen; and the Jolin, —....-..., from Jamaica. Wind S. W. GRAVESEND, Jor.v ao.—Pafed.hy, the Cornwall, }ILI , r from the South Seas; Latona, Final, from Nevi.; Martha. CAREY, fE(1:11 Bar!iadocs; Sie Nymph, Csit:RC:l, front Cork ; Argun, Joi:Nsox ; and Jean, GARDNER, from Antigua; COLUNs, from Charlefton ; Commerce, l; u, goat St. Vincent'.; Goeivrwr Miline, Morrav, from Grenada; Sa. ling Grove, BRUCE ; and Rachael, front iwnierara ; Chapman, St RR, from Riga; Lord Uutincgall, Dat.t. is, from Belfaß ; Friends, HOWELL; Aeleon, —; Indufry, WOR BIN ; Telamon, ANDitEws; and Peggy; FINLAY, from Jaa maica.--Sailed the Iris, MD°NnLn, for :Utica Nlari for Valencia; Eliza, PEAK, for Aysrifterdami Julrrow lohatnia, Vissur, for Rouen; DundLe Arms PaAet, VENmart; and Jutfrovir Catharine, JA:4:3EN, for Calais. ARRIVED. Lt the Downs—Cornwall, lilyth, front the South So.: La tona, Hirt, from Mev:c Jonah, Friar, from Jamaica • Retfey, 1i •inct, front ; and Daphne, Rowland, from !'c trrfi urgh. In Crert —La i'ticdefla, Lama; e, from Almeria. At Ito:l—Emilia - ir, —, Sy itvn ti y, ai.d I.lizalLth,—, front Gre.:!•lowl. At Liverpool—Two Friends, Wl•itemon, from !Mbar:. At the Orkneys—Dundee, Scarhro, !root Grecitlatil. At I. Vl William and Ann, Kelly, front Greenland. At Whitehaven—Cumbri - laitd,—,front Jamaica. At Cork—`iii Sifters. Galen, from li Atimore; . 1 Mee Bro. tlms, Wagnell, from 'o'nfeaffetii; Ant Corran, trout Virginia ; ;be ACtice, Glavin. front Martinique. At Dublin—Mellon. !ruin A tri z ;na. At Limerick—Penelope, Ri . d./e, front J.ithi•ii:a. At Brittol—Occan,—, from it. Vincent's. At Barbadocs—Rio Nova, Appleby, from ‘, trira. At Charlefton—Mary Ann, Ingals, from Ciyile. At Navannah—Fame, jarnicfon, from Africa. At Rio—Thetis, Mackey, and Ncve Euphrates, Frazer, from London. At' Figuera—Friendlitip. Morden, front Newfoundland. At Venice—Hufar, Philps, front Liverpool. The Glatton, which is going out with Bores for Botany Bay, and is, from her coin!! tiaion, pecti. liarly adapted for that purpofe, is gone down ti rim Chatham to Long-reach, in the river Medway, to take on board her guns. On Friday lafl a reprieve was received at Sher nefs for W. Davis, a Marine, belonging to the Wltic Ei fits EA, who was lately tried at t.inotith, and fentenced to death for Itriking Captain HART LEY, of the fame fhip. The following letter addreffed to the Publither of the Aberdeen Journal, appeared in his paper of Wesinefday : _ _ _ Duff Hourc, !r, . • Sir—.AS nothing is more meritorious than rho rigid ait.• of clergymen to their duty, I dell% yrc wia be In io f.rt the Melded 1. ttcr, which I reeeirtli yelte!day, in your P..• per; for although 1 am informed it has veiT itabi!trini.fly circulated in their neighbourhood, yet I :hint: it will h. pr tifyipg to the author, that the puLlie at la: - ,;e be.iefit Dy it. •. I have the more fatisfadlion, that 1 f.tdal ore of the Rey. Ocntkinett on a crown prefentatihn, tranflafimii iiiin friim parifh he was delirous to Lave, where, I undertlood, he had met with grid's and unmerited The (act is, I was at Mar.lodg • early in 11 , Tay todrink whey. A labourer went front Rif:hie:nay, with the tit-cell:tries of life, and Ilmuid have been there on Saturday; but from never having travelled in that country before, and the hintid Itate of the road, he was on it or. Sanday. On hoating i.l the cinitim- Rance. 1 fent or., of my fervants to the Rev. Mr. Fareoharl i t ,. of Cold:lone, requelting that Gem:eat:in to erliufa the rt.in. and thit he would have the gemlni is to floe his Camillo:1 to ii.: t iara, I awl' only add, that it is a great t Clergyman, the labourer, and m., fell, are aer7,ien:ablc a el I-lig:its Power than aa,y Lord. in tit on ..art. lan,, Sir. yi.urs. &c. , rr. Loito, Ukn••.6ick. Jute 23, It is with great conc. ra, that w, fu!ii,ii ii.; et 4 called upoit, not only ft-eim the duts of,a.r r,creel ! ut to fati•fy the innierlous cars ;and ilk s rtk r.l feffions ar..l p.ople, to rcprefent to Lordlhil , . i• on ru day the z(:tk cf May lad, a &ream w loailt rrt hug to you paff.-d through our fever..! tatough - eine of them even itttime or diy.ac Tc prirtrd to dcr:n!% th. 11dt:014'11,G of the crime tif ia ...Ac ing the Sabbath day, efpccially in clt clines or tu fhirlity,w.d imgia:y, would be an ii I tt to your Lora it therefore to fay, ::147. exiii Lurdihip will hire the it; t: your eon; i our revcral Kirk Seffiiirs, thei.azh veer car: ,ia f a il clay, fir havii.:g given loch -fFsece the .llfoieffeid part of thr e,immutirty. V'c feel ourfelvc, muell hurt to he obi;:vd to make t, muoication, but recpe:.l tit your lo , rdtlup ihdur,J us t, fore we took any other (ter. Ar.,i the commautts allow tin dittindtion or p•-,1, We have the honour to he, very rerpedlfully, my Your Lordfhiu's tub!? ht, moll humble Servants, ~ 1106 r , A thicc,m- -.i:...0 to • , 11.1 1.. n 1:0 %vat tu v,l.a.- ~,./ Lurd , IN I N o