Star. — London, England, 1801-04-04 00:00:00

lUll TUNNEL UNDER THE MIMES. This is not an unprecedented attempt. •Dinno sus &co t. us informs Us, that a varked pekre was made under the bed of tlie.,Euphrates,. by which Qaeen SE mix mis could pars from her palace on one fi de of the river to a palace on the other. This Tunnel was raid to be is feet inbreadth, and 1 2 in height to the iprlnging of ,the arch. The breadth nl the river was a Radium, or Soo feet. The Euphrates was Paid to have been turned nut itti khannd during the building of the Tunnel. 'lhe Thames would hot eafily yield to fuck an operation. . His Royal I-lighnefs the Duke of CUMISILLAND !eft town yelterday fur Windfor, on an hunting cleat - firm. Lady Jr RSFY ha's lately gained an additional t heta - and a-year by the death of her mother. The Earl of MAN S Ln and Family remove for the holidays to Caen-Wood, Hampflead, where there is an open houfe for the reception of their friends. The Earl of CHESTERFIELD and Family pats their holidays in Derbylhire. Lord and Lady MOR PET H returned to town from Chifwick Thurfday afternoon, and in the evening took pofteilion of their new refidence, in Queen-fireet, May-fair. — We have to congratulate the public on the ar rival of that worthy Philaathropift and ufeful member of fociety, Dr. GARDNER, from Edin burgh.—HiS diflinguiffied fitavity of man ners, and humanity, has defervedly endeared him' to the xlifcerning and refpeaable inhabitants of Great Britain, Scotland, and Ireland, and indu bitable and fatisfaaory certificates of this Gentle- man's cures of Nervous, Dropfical, Scorbutic ' and other difordersi can be produced under the hands of the molt eminent charaaers, both in England, .Scotland, and Ireland, by applying to Dr. Quanta in Long-acre, where advice and relief in all chronic diforders will he carefully given and adminiftered. But GARDNER'S Pills may he had in Toivn and Country, in Boxes 25. 3d. Ins. 6d. and .11. is. alfo Family Cafes 5 1. gs. We congratulate the inlia')itaats of Cornwall on 'he improvemehts in the Art of Printing, which' have lately diftinguifhed that county. An Edition of the Bible in royal quarto, that would have done honour to the brit Preis in London, has been lately puldifhed there by fuhfcription, by a Mr. FLlN ett.t., of Falmouth.; who has alfo commenced a V'eekly Paper, ones the title of " The Cornwall Gazette, and Falinoutit.Packet." This Paper, fo ;Ally appreciated by the Gentlemen of Cornwall, will, we hefitate not to predia, fl-om the fpirit and capacity which diitinguifb its outfet, inwie a credit to the county, and a fortune to its projeaor. A new lea. calling themfelves Eselielita, have, it ffems, made their appearance in fome of the Northern counties. They arc Paid to have united political difaffeaion with their Fanaticifm. The following verses of Ezekiel have been converted into an oath, Which, it is laid, has been taken by great numbers CHAP. XXI. 'flan, 25, a 6, 27. - . . . . " And thou pruphane wicked Prince of Ifiael, whore day is come, when iniquity Mall have an end. " Thus faith the Lotto Gon,ranove the diadem, and take off the Crown :—this Gull not be the [amt.—Exalt him that Is low, Ltd abaft him that Is high. I will overturn, overturn, overturn it ; and it mall to no more, until he come, whore right it is, and I will give It him." In the reign of Georg; I. a Thom: Paine was conviaed of ft le- -41 libels againit Govern 'rue Briton, for each . betides being irnpri. compelled alfo to find • during life. _. Joys fur her vocifera. common fcold, at Kingf - ly proved, the was puniffinient of being fly executed upon her per officers, in a chair Just purp6fe; and, as if Court's fentence, on her the fell upon one of meation, with tongue, had not the officers fecund punithment, the first. ((Mowing further par indler - have tranfpir. , Mifs Robertfon, Lrp, fet off in the mail Penzance, in Corn !nee at the Hotel.— ports/ as a Madam of large fortune in the • for the benefit of her fe turn of mind, the ith a retinue, the care :h would more than torts. Mifs S. added, im, a dillant relation •ng of minds congcni r many years. Phis Mifs S. and the land yes for which were be prerciacd ; but , of retid:ncc at the fcldom going out till deep veils over thcir :c. that fufpicion was I over.hearing a con of Oakley and Crcafy immediately recoiled publifhed of the fe- Licating the affair, a ath, but the next day remaining only a week made out be 2*D:if's. tt down with viper indefatigable inquiry,. to Huntingdon, and 1. , Rob'ertfon was brought from , 3rhcre the underwent ' reflerJas• Ibe was fcnt L.:" trial at the next NAUTICALINTELLIGE.7CE. MAILS TIIIS MY.—Wild S. E. ARSIVID o Hamburgh O Dublin o Waterford I Donnagligdee, March 31, YARMOUTH, APRIL 3. DUI!. The Kin° Geoacs packet, FLYNN, is in the Roads, with the mails for Hamburgh and Bremen, of the 3 tit ult. waiting a wind.—Vrind S. S. E. LIVERPOOL, APRIL z. The Paragon, H twirr, and Kate, GOON from hence for Africa, were well the 17th ult. off the Weitern Iflands: The Polly, Atssworru, and JaMes, LEARY, were well in company, on the 15th of February of Cape Nicola Mole. The Caroline, FINDLAY, from Jamaica for this port, is loft. The Lion, WILLOUGHBY, from Africii, arrived at Jamaica, after beatingof a privateer,off Tobago. By the Rebecca, SMITH, we learn that tli.e Julia, MASHITER, and James, KT LEOT, both laden with oranges, for this port, were lately 101 l at the ifland of St. Michael's, crews faved—alfo, a privateer be longing to London, and two Danilh veffels, laden with fruit, for this port. The Goodrich, —, from Demerara for this port, arrived at Dominica, and failed the 28th Jan. The Emerald, ECCLES, and Sir Charles Hamil ton, M'CORMICK, from hence for Africa, were well on the ,6th ult. in lat. 49. long. 6. W. Aratt. 2.—A fignal is !milted at the Light.houfe this morning, for the Commerce, PROCTOR, of Lancaller, from Martinique. The May, CALLAN, froM Africa, at Demerara, and failed for Grenada the 12th February ; the Nancy, Cam v sect., and Perfeverance, Mow rcom LILY, from hence, at Ma deira ; the Royal Edward, KEEN, from hence, at St. Vincent's; the Caldicot-Caftle, Queen, Mary Ann, Neptune, and feveral other vefFels were to fail from Demerara for this port, about the 28th of February. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DEAL, APRIL 3.—Sailed the Gannat !loop on a cruize.—Wind E. _ GRAVESEND, APRIL 3.—?affed by the Ham burger Rofe, Hoawanos ; Wsekzumbeat, SAa- TnN; Andreas, WHE.TTEN ; Bonaventure, —; and Jonge Carolus, (1 . 1/RKIIIIR, from Hambugh. —Sailed the Triton, —, for Surinam ; Pen man,—, for New York ; Shillelagh, CRANIUMS, for Behan; ViSory, BOWDEN, for Newfoundland; and Eugenia, Draft, for Calais. ARRIVED. _ * 41 Briftol--the Polly, --ai s from Vligleht ; and Induftry, Brown, front St. Michael's. At Cowes—St. Archangel°, from Charerßoven. At Dublin—George anal Mary, Lowton, from Rhode Illand and Pacific, Day, front Alleant. At Dover—Ambition, Ferrier, from New York. At St. Michael's--Juditb, Traver+, from London. At Liverpool—Prudent, —, from Halifax. At Clyde—Pandora, Galt, from Ulan. At Cork—Rebecca, Smith, from St. Michael's. At Portfmouth—Hercules, Sbuttlevrert:i, from the South Sas. At Henley Bay—Hamburger Rat, Horwedge, from Ham burgh. At Beltaft—Two Sitters, Riley, from Telterine. At Jamaica—Weltmoi land, Catkrall ; Nancy, lVfarntall ; 'Minas, Pince ; Agreeable, Seddon; and Devonthirc, Cornet, tram Africa. • Orders in Council have been iffued to admit the importation of naval flora, iron, and deals, corn, and provifions, in Ruffian, Swedifh, Danifh, and Pru veffels, free of any interruption; alfo the following articles the produce of Portugal, in fhips belonging to the fame States, until the tft of July next, viz. wine, cotton, wool, rye, wood, and drugs. Extra& of a letter from an officer on board Ad miral DICKSON'S fleet, dated Yarmouth Roads, April 2.—" We are this infant arrived from off Goree, into which place we looked yefterday. There are fix fail of two•deck fhips, two frigates, and a (loop of war lying there, in apparent readi nefs for fea. A Commodore's broad pendant is flying on board one of the fhips, but no Admiral. I fee no chance of their coming out, for when the wind is to the Eaftward (a fair wind out for them there is no water; fo that it is probable they viiil remain where they are." The Ligurian, Captain BOEVAsmo, has put into Marfeillcs, from a entire on the coat of Spain, with two Englifh polacres, richly laden. They were on their paffage for Minorca. On the t ith, two armed veffels belonging to the Ligurian Government returned to Genoa, with two Englifh privateers which they captured' in the Gulf of Spezzia. Letters from the in•fhore fquadron, at Breit, dated the 25th inftant, ltate, that the BEAULIEV, of 44 guns, had looked into the outer road on the 24th, and counted 24 fail of the line and ig fri gates, of which liven fail of the line were ready tnr feat. To the above date, no other fquadron had failed than GANTNSMINk'S. The following is a lift of French (hips of war at Alcrandria—Vikioire 6+ guns ; le Dubois, y+; la Leoben, 36; la ifartinette, 36 ; la Menton, ; five ketches, three row-galties, one kerlin gitch, one nolacrc, one corvette, two brigs, and t4O tranfports. Saturday fe'nnight about nine o'clock, as the commander of a limp, Captain Loan, and his wife, were coming (tom nn hoard his vefrel, lying in the New Dock, Dublin, (he fell in near the Draw bridge, and in order to fare her he leapt in, but before there could be any adance they were un fortunately both drowned. Notwithftanding every lendeavour that poUibly could be uted after taking them up, no fign of life could he reflored. WhAt ladds to the misfortune of this dreadful accident is, ICaptain Loao was on that day returned from a voyage, and fent for his wife in the forenoon, who (pent the day with him on board ; on their attempt ing to return to an only child in the etening, above dreadful catakropbe happened. A new fed calling themfelvk it (ferns, made their appearan; Northern counties. They arc 1 political difaffedion with their following verses of Ezekiel ha' into an oath, Which, it is faid, great cumbers CHAP. XXI. 'flan, 25, " And thou pruphaoe wicked Prim came, when iniquity Mall have an end. " Thus filth the Loan GOD,rCaIOVC t the Crowe :—this mall not be the fame, and abaft him that is high. I will overturn, overturn, evertor sore, until he come, whore right it is, a in the reign of Georg; I. a eonvided of four feveral nient, in a paper called the I'ru of which he was fined tool. b toned for a year, and being cor furety for his g ood behaviour d Laft week a woman, notorio , tinn, was indited for a comm ton ; aad the fads being full; fentenced to receive the old pu ducked, which was accordingly in the Thames by the proper prefervtd is the town for that ; to prove the jullice of the Cour return from the water's fide, 11 he racquaintance,without provol tooth, and nail, and would, ha interpofed, have defcrved a fi even before the was dry from tl Miss RossarsoN.—The folly titulars of that celebrated fwin ed:—.on leaving Blackheath, and her compan i on Mifs Sharp coach for DevonfLire. At P wall, they took up their resider Mifs Sharp defcribing her p Douglas, who was a Lady of 1. North of England, travelling fa health; that being of a reclufe wilited to avoid travelling with and anxiety attending which counterbalance any comforts. that her name was Sydenham, of Madam Douglas that beiflE al, they bad reilded together converfation adid between M lady at the Hotel, the motive that all further Inquiry might their conduct during the time irn wa s Co remarkable, they fel the evening, and then with de fares, fecing no company, &c. excited. The chambermaid r vcrfation, wherein the ram of uere frequently mentiored, im ed the particulars which were male (windier. On communi, letter was written to Blackheat the party decamped, after rem at that place. A writ was in Martyr and Swinton, and tent officers to execute it, and, by Mils Itoberifon was traced to concluded to the county gaol. On I'nefday Mifs Robertfor Huntingdon to Bow-fireet, a private examination ; and ye to Maiditone gaol, to talc.: h. A ffi :es. RIBTa. In confequence of the advices received yeller. day from the LORD DILUTE NANT of the County of Devon, relative to the ditlitrliances that unfortu nately exilt in that •ind adjoining Courities, oecafioned by the difcontcnts in confequence of the high prices of prti.iflons, Mr. E %sr was fent off saes night from the Duke of PORT L D's Office with difpatches for his Lordfhip, which may be fuppofed to contain inftruetions how to proceed on the unhappy occafion. An alarming and ferious riot enfued at Welling ton on Wednesday lafi, in corfequence of the ea orbitant price of provitions. The mob compelled the farmers to fign a paper, the purport of which was, that the market tlinuld he fupplied with wheat at ten (billings a buthel, and other articles at a proportionably reduced price. The price of wheat previoufly to this was enty-four Millings per buffiel. Too much praife cannot be paid . to the Magiftrate, for his great aCtivity on this alarming occafion. A very feditious was forward ed by him to the Duke of PuRTLAND. Tuefday evening, after poll, the riot at Ply mouth Dock became tit ferious, that Gen. ENO LAND ordered to the head of Fore.ll!eet a detach nient of the Royal Artillery, with four light nine poundcrs and two howitzers, which were loaded in fight of the mob (who were almolt eounticfs) with grape and cannifter (hot. The fhipwrights petitioned the Magifirates to releafe one of their people, which was complied with, and they went directly into the yard to wot k.—The mob, in con. sequence of' the fleady appearance of the Troops and Volunteers, began about feven o'clock to dill perfe, and by eight o'clock the streets were clear, and the troops marched home. Too much praife cannot be given to General ENGLAND, the Magif trates, Troops, and Volunteers, fir their promp titude to aft if called upon, and for their patient forbearance under the many infults of the mob. The eleCtion of the Mulical Profeffiirchip of Gmfham College, vacant by the death of Dr. AYLWARD, took place laft week. The Candidates were Mr. STEVENS, Organift to the Charter-houfe; and Mr. Avarow. Each Candidate had fix votes, but the calling' vote was given by the Lord Mayor m favour of the former. On Saturday fe'nnight, about eleven o'clock, a fire broke out in the dwelling•houfe of JAMLS DA. rills, a labourer, at Upper Bullingham, which raged with fuch violence as to confume the whole olthe premifes in a very Ilion time. The family, who had retired to reit, were very fortunately alarmed by the crackling of the timber in the roof of the houfe, which was covered with thatch, and the wind being extremely high at the time, it burnt with filch rapidity as to force them out half naked, the roof immediately afterwards fell in, and nearly the whole of the houfehold goods and their apparel were dearoyed, nothing remaining except the bare walls. The houfe was the property of the poor man, who, with his wife and three (mall children, are reduced by this melancholy event to a [tate of the utmoil diftrefs. Tuefday fe'nnight, at midnight, a fire broke out in the houfe of one Srsysas, a labouring man, at Terrible Down, a few miles from Lewes, which burnt fo rapidly when difcovcred, that it WAS feared the poor man, his wife, and four children, mull have perifhed in the flames ;—but happily fome perfons arriving in timc to ailift them in their efcape from the window, their lives were prefervcd. The houfe, and every thing it contained, were in a very fhort time reduced to afhes.—A Lodger in the houfe, who poffelfed two Bank Notes of five pounds each, which he kept in a little tin box in his chamber, to Pave his life, was compelled to abandon them to the flames. The box was after wards recovered from the allies, but the Notes were confirmed. On Thurfday evening, as a Porter was carry ing a pair of Bags belonging to a Traveller, down Cannon•flrcet, Manchefler, he was flopped by a man who demanded them : on a refufal, he put a pi flol to the breaft of the porter, and threatened him with inftant death, if he did not deliver the Bags. On this they were given up, and the robber made off with them. At the fame inflant another man threw a quantity of fnuff into the eyes of the Por ter, who, making an alarm, the watchman and an affillant joined in the purfuit, fecured the man who prefented the pillol, and he was fent to the New Bayley prifon. It was Mrs. Kuria, of Garret, who in confe quence of the horfe of the chaife taking fright, was thrown out of a gig lail week, and falling tin der the wheel of a waggon, was fo hurt that the died in an hour. LaR Wednefday the body of a woman, hanging by leer petticoats to a willow Rump, was silk°. vered in the water, near Isfield Lock. On being taken out, though in a very putrid Rate. fhe was loon known, and proved to be one Elizabeth Kempton, a gloverefs, who fome time back work ed in Lewes. On Tucfday night laft, about nine o'clock, the warehoufc belonging to Mr. PERRY, Irifh Faetnr, in (!teen-flreet, Cheapfide, was broke into, and a qualaity of muftis and Ira linens were Roltn, to the amount of upwards of tool. with which the thieves got clear away, leaving behind them an iron crow. A few evenings face as a Gentleman and his daughter were travelling in a poll chaife from Reading to London they were flopped by feveral footpads, and the gentleman hefitating at giving his property, one of the villains fired at the chalk, which frightened the young lady fo much that the went into fits, and died in a few hours. Coscarrs Lasso's Jo tca.--Mr. Cozwlss of T:mple-Bar, hating been given to underhand that fume other Acid lias been told for Concrete Lemon Juice, feels it necclrAry to ohfc:•ve, that he is per mitted to refer to the highett Authorities in this kingdom for the purity of that ptcpared bt him felf ; and he truils that the precaution of figning every package with his name and in his own hand writing, will afford fulficient fecurity againft I im pofition, to thofe who (hall be defimus to make ufe `« 'this convenient and elegant preparation. C 9 uivri? r ATWS. CMFLM' "ORD, APRIL 3.-04 Monday night, a: the Horic-Irceper of the Telegraph C"ach was putting the -buries to, at the dlor of the Dttlee's Head, la Sp; i agfield-Lela, the horfes (tart:.! he was in the a.t of buckling the 1 - .,:de-r r:to:, and on his endeavottrlng to flop them, they crunted him againft the knee of the 1t idle, r ly adjoin ing, broke his thigh and a: tit: o• .1 :!!,! conch over upon the bridge, a•:d very talk ch ::ifed an outfide pailinger ; fortm.a:c!:: thole within eicap ed with flight contufions. On Mundly night latt, ar .L Zfr. War.l, baker at Colehelter, was rc:urning !rum Althea tut, he was 'topped, by two footpads, one of whom held the boric, while the other got inn- :he cart and robbed him of ca:11 and notes to t: - .: amount of twenty nine Yeflerday fe nrdj: t at n'q.;ht, fume attempts were made to rob the home ;:t Dak!n, in An gel-lane, Colcheiler (late the refulenee of Loyd POMFRET), but the thiTees put to flight by the patrole, and obliged to in tke their &ape ever the pales, and through fcmc gardens at the -back of the houfe. livid., MARCH 3 I.—Titis rtiorn'ng, as the mail cirich was coming np trom Yo:k, about three miles on this fide Market•Weighton, the axle•tree AVC way, and the coach in confequence broke down. We are hippy to (late that no perion was hurt. The paffengers proceeded on foot to Be verley, and arrived here with the mail in a poll ehaife.—This morning the body of a failor boy was taken out of Hull Dock, when the means for the recovery of fufpended animation were immediate ly ufed, but without effeil. EnttilltlitoH, MARCH 3o.—Friday morning be tween two and three o'clock, a fire broke out ifi a thatched tenement in Kirk.flreet, Calton, Olaf gow, which was wholly burnt to the ground. Be f,,re the engines arrived from town, the dames had made fuch rapid progrefs as to preclude all hopes of ftving the tenement ; they were, however, highly ufeful in preventing the conflagration ex ten.lin-, to the neighbouring thatched houfes.— The fir, was oecalionecl by the carelernefs of a boy throwing the fnuffing of a candle among fume peats. Two melancholy accidents happened at Ayr laft week. The mailer of a Liverpool yak], unfortu nately, in attempting to go on board after it be came dark, fell into the harbour and was drown ed ; and a young bow, endeavouring to catch one of his fixes that had fallen into the river, tumbled in, and unfortunately periflted. LOK DON MARKET% CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL 3. Tbis being float Frid.ly, and dtelr hung no market, we give the talloww: ze the molt accurate puce ni the week : CURIUM' PRICE OF (RAIN. Wheat too& to 1741 od Gm) , Peak 6oa to 70 od Piste one to 1783 od Short Small Oats 34a to 4os al Minsk wheat :393 to 160 a od Floc ditto 431 to 03,.. ca Rye yos to acne od Poland. ditto 333 to 4ts ad Suffolk Barley 49a to 873 od Fine 483 to sos od N"tfolkLarley 493 to 86a cd Snail Beans 68a to 7co cd M.ilt Ids to 931 od Fine 733 to cos od White Peak 981 to Etas od Tick ditto ssa to 663 od PRICE OF FLOUR thig Morning. Finc, I Iss. to r3os.—Meal, tam. Fine Pollard, Bran, —I. A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the fift of Much to the 27th of March inehdrre. Total 20,347 faeke,—Aormie 12,9 e. sld os. t id. lower than left return. CORN INSPRCTOR'S RETURN PROM UR SRI DC I, APRIL 2. Wheat per 10. 411 oi to 4 0 151 Oats per qr. it 6. to it 144 Bar:.y pa qr. 31 tos to 41 les Rye 0% as to 01 os Peale pcs qr. 31 13. to 31 141 BRIM 31 0. RIP 31 to PRICE OF HOPS In the BOROUGH. Near Bags ill os to 141 os I Ncw Pockets* 131 os to 131 CS SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, Apra 2. Red Clover sob to t tos White ditto nos to tsos per ent. Trefoil los to 6ss Turnip tfis to 44$ per bawl Rye Grafs 3 0 to sos per quarter Cinquefoil ;os to Ilas per ditto Muttani- c White Hs to ifts od per bead Soca. IBrown 121 to i 6. 6.1 pc!' ditto Canary Seed 125 to ts• per ditto Rape Seed 461 to scl per lan. SMITHFIELD, April s. •To fink the offal—per none of Rib. Beef ts od to 6s 64 Vt.ll - 6. al to 81 od Mutton - its 84 to 71 8t! Poll - 7. cal to 7. 6d Stock at Market this morning, &aka 350, Sheep, asoo. NEWOATE and LEADEN:IALL. April 3. Perltone of 811► by the week. Beef 45 6d to p lid Veal ss od to 71 6.8 Mutton se 6d to 6s 6d Purl is od to 75 84 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEAIDENHALI. Butts, so to 6offt . s7d to sgd Ditto, 6o to 66th - . . . aid to sad Machant• Racks . 1-4.1 to 184 Dreffing Hides - -33 r to tsid Fine Coach Hides - • as d to i 7,1 Crop Hides for Cutting - liro ap flat Ordinary - 74! i to is Calf Skins, 3o to solb per dost.ta, - :.to ss Ditto, so to 7olb - - aid to 264 Ditto 70 to poll. - - 22.1 to as 4 Small Seals (CreatiAnd) per lb. as toi to is tai Large ditto - - lis to tgos per d. 0.., Tanned Horfe Hida - 14% to a(.a .each Coat Skins - . ars to 63s per doses pric e of Bark per load 001 l ea to CO! OS RAW HIDES, April s. Mies (per !tone) 21 tOd In 31 Cid Muddling 2$ 44 to lie 6d (*di*. y at od to 2.1 ad Hew) Calf tog Ed cook 1414 Calf rd vi.. lb. Shocp Skimp oil to Oi PRIOR OF TALLOW TN LONDON. St. James. Malign 411 pd Town Tairow Ens od tr. os Clare marirct 4 1 1 2d Rata dam fn.) :it cri to :a Whitt:chapel market 0 id ROM' ditto (limp; 17i to 7es (par Rona of illb.) White Caret: Parrfla ra, tt C 9 .......... Matirg St.:l &fa cd toes SO 'ld Dr.te hiosiN 46. od to aSs Average Pees 4s sj4 Or ea - aya cd !o 0 Good Dregs rnto es Yellow Soap, os. to 75•.—M0tt104. p0a.....C1, rd. Oa. Candle.% 12< cd.....Mr. Ida, sts od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. &rough. St, puticer. Whim-hp& o.Hays to to 6 o 1 5 5 oto 6 6 c 4 ts coos 6 6 o Straw ttO to 3 ols t 4 eta 3 4 O 110010 3 0 C3o7cr 69t0 6 6 1 -..--- 66cto 3 7 0 o CCAL3, April 3. !left Cols in the Poet, 2:. 3s. cd. to 1. CL od. per CRaldnr. Delivered - 21. tas. od. 111;nderi.Ind, Llelivcred sl. os. ed. 2i. 9, at.