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.....,•, 4 , :es . ,PUBLIC MONUMENT TO TIM 1111111101 RY Oir TIM LATE PRINCESS cHAaurrts OP WALES. lasanatenola conctaino Ism I - - WASS: Clement Richardson, Esq. - 1 1 • Matthew La Cloche, Eaq. - - 0 0 Laths:, Esq._ - - - otO 0 Cquin Thosnai Falk ow 0 Francis John Le Couteur, Req. • lkj. P. H. Hawker, late 30th Reg,. Rev. Charles Le Tonal Rev. W. C. Galliehan • Sir John Damaresq - Miss Louisa Dumaresq T. L. Hammond, Esq. T. Hammond, Req. - G. R. Mlle, Esq. Captain James Gomm, R.N. - Mr. Thomas Cabot The Chevalier de l'Agoubett tb. de St, Croix, Esq. Ph. blarett, Est Rev. George Ducheanme Francis Payn, Esq. - Mr. John Remon Mr. John,Morel, jun. Mr. Thomas de St. Croix Edw. Leonard &soon, Gent. Mr. John Morel, sen. Mr. Francis Langlois John de St. Croix. Gent. Mr. James Payn Mr. John Rontrril Mr. John Le Gros Mr. Philip Ga!lichen Mr. Elias Symet . 1 1 0' • 10 0 o to 0 -0 S 0 1 1 0 O 10 0 1 1 • - 0 10 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 O S 0 -1 1 0 -1 1 0 -1 0 0 1 0 0 -0 5 • - 0 10 0 o to 0 O 5 0 •1 1 0 O 3 0 O 3 0 O S 0 O 3 0 •0 3 0 O 3 0 -0 3 0 - 0 10 0 - - Total 57 5 0 From Bedlont, Middlesex.. Rev. 11. Whitfield, D.D. Vicar Mr. llenderson • Mrs. Henderson Miss Scott • Mr. Sherborn Mr. Francis Sherborn Mrs. Francis Sherborn Miss Doult Mr. Matthew Sherborn Mr. Hatchett Mr. Engleheart Mr. lteed Mrs. Reed Mr. Ives Mr. Aldridge Mr. Morey Mr. Cooper 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 O 10 6 O 10 6 1 1 0 O 10 6 O 10 6 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 O 10 0 O 10 0 O 10 0 O 10 0 £l3 9 0 From Hammond and CO. Canterbury. Rev. W. Webster, Rector of Dymchurch Mr. Richard Coleman o 10 0 O 10 0 Mr. and Mrs. Coleman 0 5 0 Mr. Finn, 4s. Mr. Wood, Ss. Mr. Wraight, Is. 6d. 0 8 6 Mr. Blake, Is. Jr.l Sutton, Mr. Holmes, Is. each; . . . !dr. Maylain, is. 6d. - - 0 4 6 Messrs. Caister, Coulster, Gutsole, and Hunt, 6d. each 0 2 0 Rev. Dr. Radcliff - 1 1 0 Rev. C. B. Naylor - - - 0 5 0 John Plunntee, Esq. Mr. Hopley, Surgeon, R. N. Chore Carter, Esq. 1 1 0 0 10 6 1 1 0 £5 Is 6 From Warcup Vicarage, per 'Rev. R. Fell. Mrs. Carmichael - - . - Rev. Richrnmd Fell - hkosrs. John Sanderson, Fawcett, Robert Fawcett, T. Llacason, and James Fawcett, Is. each From Bristol, per Messrs. Brr .vne and Co. Miss Morgan Mrs. Hayes Mr. Wilbert Jones Mrs. Lambert Mrs. Coots Miss Crossett Miss Langley • Sir J. D. Colt Sir K. J. Stanhope Mrs. liattersby V.fred ilarford, Esg. Mrs. Harford Duchess of Beaufort S. C. Vanderhorst Mrs. Deighton Observer Office J. M. Gutcb, Bri.tol Journal a a From F..:ia, by Mons. La Fete, Banker. Captain flarret Captain Bad= k Thomas lkdton, d.D. • Lard Ureathiban Countess Brzada bane Quentin Crawfn Esq. Mrs. Csawfurd Colonel Came Lady Elizabeth Campbell Major Downial Lady Mary Cu./Then Captain Justice Finlay - F. Hort, Esq. Sir John UH! John hladocts, Esq. M. Madocks, Esq. M. Jlontagu, Esq. Lady Orkney J. Rohertnn, Viscount Stackpoole Count Stackpoole - Captain Schonberg, 4. N. Mr. Oeorgc Stutz Rev. John Starkey Right Ron. Thomas Steele C. Thelluson, Esq. Colonel H. 1. Thomas Admiral Sir John B. Warren Rev. W. Winthrop 4 Sir George Leeds - - 1 26 0 0 1 .--........ Francs :68 0 0 —..-- Equal Sterling to £3O 16 10 From bletsfs. Praods, Rogers, and Co. Truro. W. Smith J - 0 S o Thomas Cluttorbuck - - 1 . 1 o T. F. Barham - - 1 1 o John Close - - - 1 1 0 Y. T. Turby - . - 0 3 0 Vivian - - - 1 1 0 B. Reynolds - . - 1 1 o George Feawick - - 1 1 0 --...... £6 14 0 Parish of Leckford, Kanto. Rev. James Cutler, Incumbent • - 1 1 0 IL Throng. 10s. 6d. William Longman, Ss. Ilia. King, ils. 6d. . - 0 13 0 Jahn Rogers. Is. Francis Watts. 6d. Au Hail. stone, 6d. - - 0 2 0 £2 - 1 0 From Walker and CO. Wetherhans. Mr. Samuel Walker. Aldwark Hail - 1 1 0 Mrs. Samuel Walker. ditto - - 1 1 0 :tev. John Lowe, Wentworth - - 1 1 0 ley. G. Chandle r - - 1 1 0 3.:orge Lempriere, Rotherham - - 1 1 0 tea. Thomas Bowline. Ravesdleld - 1 1 co Nisi Sarah Booth, Masks' - - 1 1 0 Rev. G.W. Eyre, Hooton - 1 1 0 sundry Subscriptions by ditto ._ - 011 0 Morass Badger, Rotherhgp - - 0 S 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 .5 0 in 7 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 •1 7 6 1 1 0 1(19 4 6 Francs. 26 0 0 20 0 0 20 0 0 26 0 0 26 0 0 2G 0 0 26 2g - IA Mrs. Hicks Wells Capel Loa - George Rich. Reg. Ma. George Rich Mr. George Skey, jam - - . Rev. James Duncan. WestWoddhain, Hants - Colonel Hugh Saline - - Rev. J. Pitchford. Calwielt - - T. S. Browne, Esq. Mount - - John Sparrow. Ashton - .. Mr. J. Trubshaw, Haywood - .. Henry Webb. El+ Stafford - - - Lieutenant Thos. E. Cole. hit Majesty's ship Minden Dr. Rabat Grieves, Magee Mrs. haw Mrs. Willits 1 1 1 1 8I Peter Heron • • - 1 1 Rev. James Immo - - - - 1 1 Rev. JansesWilsask Laston,Warnford, Northampton 0 10 Willson Edgar, Esq. Red House, Ipswich' - 1 1 Mrs. Edgar, ditto, ditto - - - 1 1 Rev. Mr. Maddocis, Bytom - - - 1 1 Lieutenant-Colonel A. bl'Gregor, Portuguese service 1 1 Mr. Finlay, Glencross, Edinburgh 6 -. 1 I George Schoales, Esq. Bath - ' - 1 1 M. General Barlow - - - . 1 1 Mrs. Ann Damon, Fulham House, Hammersmith 1 1 Lieuteaant-Colonel D. Patertbn - 1 1 Miss Annabelle Harriet Paterson - u 1 1 Miss Caroline Haswell - - 6- 1 1 Mrs. Bygrave, Camberwell-terrace - - 1 1 Rev. Philip Fencer - - 0 5 W. Taylor, Esq. Birmingham - - 1 1 Captain John Wells Lucas, Half-pay 97th Foot 1 1 Interest on East India Bondslo 31st March, 1820 £330 0 ( To be continued.) Orr*lS Or ORZAWNOIIO4Iine tO, 90. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qf kis Ms& .nom's oitinswycz d• heray siest . Notice. Prepaib will be received at their OSCIlia MA IS WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, from *del #ereces willing to undertake the Performance of the GLA WORK, for Service Odds Depart:tier, at ihe i nnms , Woolwich, Greenwich, Levriehntn, and Pulteet, period of Three Years, determinable after the *ophidian • first Year, upon Netice of Three Months, at the options Party. being.intended to form dee Work into tirroVantracts, it *spaced the Tenders will express separate Prices, via. for the Work to be performed in iLoodav (where the Contractor must be resident), and also for Woolwich, Greenwich, Lewisham, and Purfleet, together, which Stations will be included in the second Contract. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office hi Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, ." Proposals for Glazier's Work," bet no; Proposals can be admitted after the said 26th instant, zt Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party mating is, or an Agent in his behalf *hall attend. By Order Pike Bcsrd, R. IL CREW, Secrstaty. 11111111111 IT HE 1 1- o 1 I 0 That Pre O 131 0 sr b e f ore 030 s ga may be 1 0 1 1 0 ZIEWS V 1 1 Pali-Mall, a a for a peria O a 0 at the firs' 1 0 1 1 of either / a 1 0 It being ADVERTISEMENT.' THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE RESPECTFULLY IN FORMED, THAT MR. MATTHEW WYATT HAS NEARLY COMPLETED TUE MONUMENTAL GROUP FOR THE CENOTAPH. IN A HIGHLY FINISHED CAST OF THE MODEL, WHICH WILL AFFORD A COMPLETE IDEA OF THE GROUP AS IT WILL APPEAR WHEN EXECUTED IN MARBLE, ALL THE FIGURES BEING THE FULL SIZE OF LIFE.—HE WILL HAVE THE HONOUR; TO SUBMIT IT FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION IN THE COURSE OF A FEW DAYS. • All communications maybe addressed to B. Botch, Jul. Sup No. 19, Ilenriata-street, Cavendish-square; or Jobn Mayor, Esq. No. 3, Pancras-lane, Cheapside. Books are open for Subscriptions at all the principal Bankers in London. • Ransrum.—For Rev. Joseph Stephenson, ' read Rev. Joshua Stephenson. FIHE CHRONOLOGY OF THE LAST FIFTY 1. YEARS will be published in the ensuing Week, at 13s. boards, or 14s. bound. DOCTOR SYNTAX. THE Publishers of the trumpery imposed upon the World under the name of Dr. 9srmri2, have carried their shameless deceptions beyond all -bounds. Not content with having stolen that mane, they have had the effrontery to attempt in their Advertisements to give to their impositions the sanction of the Artist and Publisher of the genuine Work, Mr. ROWLANIAON (transformed to suit their purposes into Resot(nsest) and Mr. ACKERMANN, whose names attached to the Tithe and Engravings, distinguish the true SYNTAX from the audacious im postor. Tilo. 5, Vol. 11. will be published Ist May, price 21.-641. HISTORY QF HOLLAND—BY LOUIS BONAPARTE On Monday, April 24th, will be published, • In Three Octavo Vols. price XI. Ms. DOCUMENTS HISTORIQUE et REFLEC TIONS sur le GOVERNEMENT de la HOLLAND& Par LOUIS BONAPARTE, Ex-Rai de Holland*. Do wel en zie niet am." London : Printed for Lackington, Hughes, Harding, favor, and Jones, Finsbury-square. An English Translation of this Work wallse published at the same time, in three vols. eve. price £1.165. This day was published, Printed uniformly with' Park's Travels, in 4to. and Illustrated with a Map and numerous Plates, price £2.25. boards, TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of AFRICA to the SOURCES of the SENEGAL and d A NISTA, undertaken by order of the French Government, and performed in liii, by M. G. MOLLIEN.—Edited by T. E. BOWDICH, Esq. Conductor of the Mission to Ashantee. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-striet. Of whom also may be had, Travels in Southern Africa, by Professor Lichtraatein; Two Vole. eto. with Plates, price £5 ItSs. boards. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1820. THE FUNDS. PRICY OF STOCIO THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Bank Stock tr. 2, 3 per Cent. Reduced 69 68%. 3 per Cent. Consols 69$ % % % Si per Cent. 77% 3 / 4 -4 per Cent. 87 3 / 4 1 ,4 5 per Cent. Navy 105- % 1 ,4 Bank Long Annuities 17 15-16 18 India Stock 9.lB l ,4—lndia Bonds Ws. pr. Exchequer Bills (ttd.) 4s. ss. pre. Consols for Acct. 69 70 69% N. The New Parliament meets to-day for the dispatch of businets. Thc,, House of Commons, being . duly constituted, will proceed to the election of a Speaker, when it• is probable their choice will fall on the same Right Honourable Gentleman who, during the last two Sessions, performed the arduous duties of the office, with so much ability, and so much to the sada factiOn of the House. We announced yesterday, that Messrs. BltovouA ns L and DENMAN had been duly recognized in the Courts of Chancery and King's Bench as the Attorney aad Solicitor-General to the Qvamt. A Morning Paper, alluding to the circumstance, says: " It must afford' universal satisfaction, inasmuch as it serves to shew that an understanding has taken place upon the very delicate subject' of her MAJESTfs present situation. —,Frotn the commencement we have deprecated, at, indecorous and mischievoUs, all agitation of so vest unpleasant a question ; and we have now the Wis. fittion to learn, that the opinion we have in this uniformly expressed, is in perfect cpincidence respect with that of the Gentlemen who have now received their appointments as Law Officers to her MAntsrir. Every provision necessary for the maintenance-of her high rank will liberally and cheerfully be made; and the only object of Ministers being to uphold the Sovereign Authority and Majesty of the Throne in its just rights and dignities, no apprehension need any longer be entertained of the painful subject being forced into discussion either by his MAJESTY'S Ministers or the legal advisers of the QunEx.—An interesting communication, we understand, was yes terday received from her MArnsry." The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived this forenoon. We mentioned on Wednesday that the Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, charged with the ex amination of the new Election Project, had decided on proposing its rejection, with the exception of soar ' or five Articles which might be added to the exist ing law. It now appears, that as soon as Nlinisters were apprised of this determination, they resolved to be beforehand with the Committee, preferring to stifle their banding with their own hands, rather than leave the work of merited execution to others. At the meeting of the Chamber, on Monday, the Minister of the Interior was introduced, to make a communication, in the name of the Government. The purport of this communication was, that thi l Kiwo was of opinion that circumstances required a considerable simplification of the Project on the Election Law lately submitted to the Chamber; that it should be reduced .to what was most necessary; and that it should, in particular, be so modelled as to do away with the pretext of its being any infringe ment on the Charter—a pretext of which such mis chievoususe had, for party purposes, been made.— The Minister had it therefore in charge from his MAJESTY, to withdraw the Project presented on the 15th of February last, and to present a new one, con formable to the principles and views above stated. The scene of confusion which followed this com munication was extraordinary, even among a body familiar with exhibitions of this nature. The Pas- SiDENT was proceeding, as a matter of course, to order the new. Project of Law to be received, and laid on the table, but was clamorously opposed by the Members on the left, who insisted that it was a competent point of discussion, whether the Project should be received or not ? The PRESIDENT ruled that the Chamber were bound, by the established usage, to revive the Pro. APPROACH OF THE DRAWING. SWIFr and Co. respectfully' inform the ..Public, that the Dr4wit•.g of the Lottery will take plate the 47th of THIS MONTH, when Two Prices of aceo,ooo must be drawn. The Wheel contains the extraordhury number of 102 Capitals, amongst which are 4 - .f 410,000 $ - of £40,000 $ - of • - 410,600 4 - of 41,000 Money and Consols ; also a great number of smaller Prises, in the usual gradation from £5OO down to £l6. The Schemes at large may be had at SWIFT and Co.'s old and Fortunate Meta, No. 11, Poultry; I No. 31, Aldgate Charing-Cross; street THE present being a Stock Lottery, T. BISH begs to call the attention of his friends to the unparalleled success of his Olices, in preceding Stock Lotteries, as'he shared and sold No. 13,558, First £50,000 Consols. - 18,041, Last £50,000 Consols. 9,955, First £40,000 Consols. 8,125, First- £30,050 Consols. 8,167, First £20,000 Consols. And in Money Lotteries his success has been equally great; having shared and sold Twelve Prizes of Z 50,400, &c. &c. &c. and in the very last Lettery; be sold in Shares, No. 2,1107, a Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds Money ! besides several noilear Capitals. rielsets and Shares are sang at BlSFre•Ofiees, 4, Grabill, and I, Charing-Cross, London; and by his Agentsin the country. Explanatory Schemes grads. The next Day of Drawing will be NEXT THURSDAY, the 27th April, when TWO OF 00,000 CONSOLS DITTST BE DRAWN. As the first Puke in each Chas will be entitled to X 20,000 Consols, ever and above whatever ether Prim it is drawn; and, as 3000 Vkets velE be decided that day, upwards of Twenty ether Caphale may be expected to be them/drawn. Wit, and fie actOttngil declate.l it to be rewired, amid a storm of conflicting murmurs and plaudits. The PRESIDENT now attempted to proceed with the Order of the Day for the continued discu—ion of the Financial Accounts of 1818. The iffi kept bawling out incessantly that that was 'not the order of the day—that M. GIAA RUIN JllOlll.l • be heard on the Election Project, The PRESIDENT persisted in what he conceived his course of duty ; he read Article 9th of the Financial Project. General FOY ascended the Tribune, but without taking any notice of the Financial Article, took up um subject of the Election Project. •He observed, that M. Giratdin wished now only to speak to the question of printing the new Project; the reception of it might be matter of cosine, but the printing of it was not. The PRESIDENT called him to order•, and again real Article 9th of the Financial Project. All was again noise and confusion. On the finance matter no one would speak, and the PEES ivmsr p.:t it to the vote. The right and centre rose in thc affi:- mative, bat the left -would not vote at all ; the Finance Project they persisted was not the sui.j.2ct under discussion. The Paasioawr went on ai:d :cad Article 10th. M. Barron; proposed an Ame2t4,l,ent. The left renewed their clamour; it was nut the Finances they again said, which they had to dis 'cuss, but the question of the Election Project. The PitsuouNT endeavoured to get on with the Finance business, but in vain. Whenever a Member on the left rose to speak, it was not about Finance, but about the Election Project, and all of new be came the most ourageous disorder. The Pazstrasr was at last obliged to suspend the Sitting for - an hour, to allow the Members time to cool, and per haps to come to some understanding. When that period had elapsed, and the Sitting was resumed, it appeared to have been agreed that the question' of printing the Election Project sAotild be dismissed. • GIRARDIN accordingly ascended the Tritune to speak on this point, and he thus began :—" The right of withdrawing a Project once presented, does it form part of the Royal prerogative?" He was instantly interrupted by cries from the right and centre of Quertiole, question !—the print ing, that is the Question!" The agitation was again as great as ever ; a dozen persons were speaking at a time. Inenury caught at last a calm moment : he repeated his question—" Does the righ: of with drawing a Project, once presented, form part of the Royal prerogative?" And, before he could be again interrupted, exclaimed with a loud voice, " Yes." This unexpected steneueesesst threw the as sembly into general merriment, and the printing of . the Project was afterwards voted altnost unaai .aiously.—Five per Cents. Monday, 74fr. 10c. • Yesterday his Mammy held a Court at Carlten House, which was attended by most of the Cabinet Ministers; the Austrian and Spanish Ambassadors; the Swedish, Neapolitan, and Sardinian Ministers; the Prussian Charge d'Affaires; the Special Mistime ,from the Courts of Prussia, Wurternberg, and Bruns wick; the Depttation from the Church of Scotland; a Deputation from the University of Edinburgh.— His MAJESTY was graciously pleased to receive the Deputation frotn the Church of Scotland in his closet. it consisted of— Doctir Macfarlane, Moderator of the March of Scotland; Sir Henry Welwood Moncrief, Bart. Doctor Nichol!, Principal of the United College of St. Andrew ; Mr. John Connell, Pro curator for the Church of Scotland; Doctor Inglis and Dr. Grant, Ministers of Edinburgh. Dr. MACFARLANE, Moderator -of the Church of Scotland, delivered the Addresses of Condolence upon the demise of the late Knzo, and upon his pre sent MAJESTY'S Accession to the Throne; to which' tbe KING returned an approptiate answer. The Gentle- men composing the Deputation were most graciously received, and had the honour to kiss his MAJESTY'S hand. JOHN CONNELL, Esq. the Procurator for the Church of Scotland, received the honour of Knighthood. Lord Viscount MoLviLLF., as Chancellor of the University of St. Andrew, attended by Dr. NICHOLS., Principal of the United College of St. Salvador and Leonard, presented an Address of C,ondolence upon the demise of the late iCtwo, and his present MAJasTv's Accession to the Throne, when Dr. Ni.. -CHOLL had the honour a second time to kiss the lEtNo's hand. The Deputation from the University-of Edinburgh consisted of— The Rev. David Ritchie, D.D. Premier of Logic in the University of Edinburgh; the Very Rev. George IL Baird D.D. Principal of the University of , Edinburgh, with the Ad. dress of the Senatus Academicians to his Majesty; Robot Jameson, Nei. Regius Professor of Natural History in the Uni versity of Edinburgh, with the Address of the &lotus Acade micians; Dr. James Gregory, M.D. First Physician to his lia isaYf for Scotland, and Professor of Physic to the University of isiiishurgh, with the Address of the Seisms Academicians. The Address on his MATUTT'S Accession to the Throne, was delivered to the KiNG by the Her. DAVID RITCHII, D.P. and was most graciously no ceived; as were all the Gentlemen composing the Deputation, who had the honour to kiss his AlA]as. TT'S hand. The following Ambassadors,. Iklinistrrs, and f.- reigners of distinction, were introduced to his MA JESTY by Lord CASTLEREAGH : The Duke Of San Carlos, the 9panist Ambassador, when his Excellency took leave of his Majesty ; the Prince Ester hazy, the Austrian Ambassador, to deliver a letter from b% Soverei g n ; Count Ludorff, the Neapolitan Minister, to dearer a letter from his Sovereign ; the Baron de cirneld, the Swedish Minister • his Excellency took leav e o f hi s M a j esty for a stunt time.—T he Sardinian Minister, the Count de Tauenatece ac• compacted by 'his son, from Wurtemberg, Major de Troucbin and Baron de Knobelsdortf, upon a special mission from the King of Prussia, also presented letters from their respective Courts. His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Earl of Li vim- POOL, Viscount Sit:mourn, and Viscount CASTLE *BAGEL The Court closed at six o'clock. • The Earl' of HAftEistoTos had a select dinner party, yesterllay, at his h&tse hi the Stable-yard, Bt. James's. I s i i IS( a of thi Gi in qu as Al CO Ye t fre the HAZARD and Co. the CONTRACTORS. XINEXT THURSDAY, April 27, Two First Prizes, TWO - of - £20,000! Three per Cent. Cr_mssls, DI UST BE DR.A. W N, And more than Twenty other Caftals WILL BE DRAWN. Every Ticket* and Share, if bought before NEXT TIMMS DAY, will have a chance throughout the Lottery for FOUR Prizes of 530,000 TWO Prizes of X 20,000 TWO Prizes of £IO,OMO &c. &c. Money and Consols. forming 102 CAPITALS! Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the old-establislsed and for tunate Otfice4 of HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, Royal Exchange Gate; 26, Corubill; and 324, Orford-street, corner of Swallow-street, London; who shared and'sold, in the Last Lottery Contract, 7,570 an d 6,656, £20,000 • each, and in a recent Lottery, All the Prizes of £30,000 !!! HAZARD and Co. have Agents In all the principal Towns throughout the Country. • r