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I• —-- - - was kffelbeble frail the ealbeelt dahlia Dint eatts;t of tors had not beard of the Treaty, he Paid, WI eighteen months after it had been concluded, and the Noble Marqule would be left In noworfe fituation than he had left them He did not, however, pledge Mini& to go the whole lengths contended for by the Hero Gentleman. The MASTER of the ROLLS adverted to the fpeech of * Right Hon.Sermtary of State (Mr. Fox), to a former occafion, who had given it as his firm opinion that the charge ought to be decided upon this Seffton, and was furprifoithat after this had been puffed over without any obfervation, and when it finned to be the (cote of the Houk that a decifion ought to be given this Season, Gentle. men fhould now contend that the matter Ihould Rand over to another SdEron. He contended, that all the diligence that misfit have been ufed on the part of the accurer, had not been ufed— (He was here called to order by Mr. Paull, for eniftatement, but the Speaker decided that he was In order). He then proceeded to Rate the impropriety of mixing this with other queftions, and the Impropriety of leaving any tribunal at the mercy of the profecutor. Delay was utterly inconeftent with the principles of Britith jurit prudence. If the °Welt was, therefore, to carry this over to another Seem. he hoped that *Wed would be difappointed. Mr. WINDHAM contended, that the Houfe was not yet in a Shahan to come to a decifion; and if he could believe that his Right Honourable Friend (Mr. Fox) could have Paid that the de cifion melt at all events be given this SeMon,he would fay that he had (path unadviredly. The delay, no doubt, might be painful to the secured. but then this was the lot of all in his fituation. It was Amman fru hjoria. He ftrongiy difapproved of taking the bufinefs out of the hands of the accufer. 1f any body deluded him fel( fo far as to fuer& that • deeifion of this fort could have any effete on public opinion, he judged very ill of the courfo of public opinion in this or any other country. If the Houk, however. side to come to a decifiou in this ham of the cafe, be dikharged Macho( all fbare in It. Mr. PAULL, in anfwer to the charge of not having ufed due diligence, Rated the courfe of the proceedings, and contended that he cold not by any poffibillty have gone on with store &push. The eyes of England and India were fixed upon this queftion.-- The Marquis Welkfley was a fecondary confideration, for, from the event of this banters, the Indian Primus would judge whether they could rely on the faith of treaties concluded with the Bruit Government. Mr. PERCEVAL Liked whether, in cafe a delay mould be al lowed, the Hon. Gentleman could fie any other day this Seffion He thought that the taking the Mainers out of his hands was im• proper. But at the fame time the Houfe was the proper tribunal, and the Hon. Gentleman would not do his duty if In abandoned the auk, even if they were to proceed jolt now. Mt. PAULL anfwersd that he had made an allegation in the charge of an unjult demand no the Nabob of Oude for the expence of troops ametindog to 300,cooL; that he had moved for Come accounts to prove this, and that only one had been produced. He could not fix a 4py till there accounts were produced,but be fhould be ready to proceed on the lath of this month, if they were pre tested in time. Mr. W. SMITH thought that, after what had fallen from the Hon. Gentleman, it would be a mockery of peke to proceed.—. The Han. Gentleman, in his fitnatlon, could not fix any day. He regretted the delay ; left as to the Marquis Wellefley, it could not be too often repeated that It was dotaahw fiat imj.ria. He thought that the frknds of Maiquis Welkery costal not &Are to proceed to the prefent &nation of the cafe. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY did not with to proceed if any evidmeowas wanting. But he believed that there accounts were not at the India Houk, and if they could not be produced, he the Hon. Gentleman would be forced to proceed with fbe . belt )u evidence he could procure. He eked the Hon. r/ireetor near him (Mr. R.. Thornton). whether the papers could be produced ? lielHoufe war fulkiently full for deciding on the quefUon. If it . Waellated that the papers were not to be had, they might decide bibai on At an events, he hoped they would come to a deeifioo Ws Mr R.. THORNTON could not anfwer with accuracy, but Re believed that there were Come of the papers . which could be producer*, and others which meld not. Mr. WELLESLEY POLE (upported the argument of bis Nom 'dation, and whiled to have a clear anfwer from rook of Hide Gentkown who bad been in the India Direttico, se to the ilitiebetke of filch returns. Mr. PAULL raid, he was not &Brous of the returns of the. Ravages of thole fix regiments. He only wiled for the accounts of the fume charged as paid to than ; and was confident Nth re- Mims molt have been made to the Direeton. Mr. OKANT raid, that though be was not now In omee, he was telly conlident, the accounts of pay mull be in the India Hoare ;•••• Rut that the order for ferniking the returns of the Itresagth of the regiments ought to have been &reeled to the War Office, where they wool Ibe found. He was for proceeding with the utmoft de liberation upon a rubies% whereas bung the fate of lodis. He thought the Hook could not, in Co thin an attendance, comprifing to many of the Noble Marquis's Meods. and at fo late a period of the Seifion, come to a dedflon, contiftently with the decorum which belonged to its deliberative Jolliet ; but that, if • decillon was to be preffed upon the ruble*, there ought to be a call of the Mode. for which he. as one, Roulet vote. Lord CAST LBREAGH objeteted to the delay, on the ground of the prodwhion of the papers, facade when on the table they would (apply no materials in rapport of tie charges. Dr. LAWRENCE (poke to order. The papers referred to bad been applied foe fix leveret times, and it was much too late now to contend that they could be of no utility. Lord CASTLEREAGH vindicated his own t. Mr. HENRY MARTIN, Mr. BURTON, Sir ARTHUR Wl LLESLEY, Mr. PAULI., Mr. CREEVEY, Mr. JOHN STONE, and Sir JOHN NEWPORT, made a few remarks on thg teitimony to be expolted from there documents. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY Paid, the queitlon was not if the de elflon upon there sheers were so be deferred until the next Set. eon, but if the Houk would proceed this day to determine on an accufation, in which the Hot curable Gentleman (Mr. Paull) km be is nut prepared to advance—fo that the true enquiry was, it in this Rage of the bufuida the matter were to be taken out of his heeds, in the abrenee of the information of which the Houk ought to be poll - erred in order to form its opinion. He could perfectly underfland fuck an attempt. if this were a cafe of vexatious delay; but was this the complaint P—The papers re . qtftred were not obtained until she setts of May; on the astb of that month the Charge was brought ; on the 28th it was printed, and the evidence was only doted on Friday daft; even at that moment the written teftimony called for was not on the table, althoosb the application was made for what is yet defi cient as early as the sth of June. Who could then (aloofly at- Pert that there had been any unneceffary procraftination on the part of the Hon. Gentleman 1 But it was kid by the friends of the Noble Marquis, that from the knowledge of the documents fought, they would not at all conduce to fupport the Charges.— Were tot others to obtain the fame information, in order to Calif. 17 their minds and come to the eonclufions to which filch eremites Ihould lead ? If, by the endeavour now made, the Noble Mar. qui. Ihould be acquitted, it would be fuels an acquittal as would afford hint very little coofoladon ; he was, it was to be prcfumed, an innocent man ; and if be were Co, juftlee to him required that this fubJeCt fheuld be dirmiffed Ina very different way ; but it was net only jultice to an individual that demanded it, it was jufticc to the collative body of that Houk, that required that no Cud precipitate &dhoti fhould be formed ; and the honoor and &g -rader of the Houk were immediately concerned an the prefent proceeding. 1 . The dirculEon was continued for feveral hours, and in the courfe of the debate the avowed friends of the Noble Marquis gave to the Honourable Mem ber who broitglA forward the Charge, the fa.sl that the Nabob Vizier of Oude had been overcharged in the films paid for liritith troops in the Nabob's ter ritory. They then called on him to forward his Chat ge, on the adroaton of that (aft, Mr. PAULL, however, would not pledge himfelf as to what he might do when he law the Papers. A pail of the Examination of Major Salmon was read, which proved that the Noble Marquis had given initruilions that the account againit the Nabob ter troops fhould be made nut as favourably to him as p. Mble. It was finally agreed, however, with a view to the midi ample invettigation of the merits of the Charge, and, at the fame time, with contidera. lion of what was due to the hitherto unimpeachable charafter of the Noble Perfon accufed, that both the *lotion" That the Houfe do now tefolve itfelf into a Committee on the Oude Charge," and the other " That the Houle do now adjourn," Ihuultl be 3 withdrawn. The motions were ieco►dingly, with he leave of the Houfe, withdrawn, and a frefh order made, slim the Committee fhould (land for Friday nest, leaving it to the difcretion of the Houre to decide on that day, as it now did, as to the propriety of at that time entertaining the queflion. MISCILLANEOUS 111.73111155. An order wit made that the Houk would this day refialveiffelf into a Committee to confider of the Aft which relate/ to the Duty on Tiles. The fecond reading of the Weft India Trade Bill was fixed for Tuefd3y next. The Houfe In a Committee refolved, that It was expedient that fo much of the Lottery Ad as relates to the Licence Duty payable by Country Venders Mould be repealed, and that the duty to be hereafter payable by furl perfons mould be sol.—The Report was ordered to be received to morrow. The other Orders on the lift having been difpofed of, the Hoof: adjourned at half after twelve o'clock. LONDON. SATURDA' PRICK OF STOCI Bank Stock se ti 3 per C. R. An. 6211 621 6311 I 3 per Cent. Conf. Ana. Out 4 per Cent. Ell Sof 5 per Cent. Navy atut Long Ann. 111 r, JULY s. CS YESTERDAY. India Bonds, is. It MC Imp. 3 per Cent. 6si ers Imp. Ann. si 9.16 Exch. Bills as. dif. par Omnium 7i 8 711. Coot foe see. 6411{ The Funds yellerday maintained their price, from the opinion In ftrongly entertained that Peace is at no very great diftance ; an opinion which gained I'Come ground from the arrival of an Englifh finger, with difpatches from France. It is fill re ported, but not fo confidently as it was yelterday, that Lord HOLLAND will fet off on Monday, for Paris. At one o'clock this day the Funds were ra- ther on the decline :—The 3 per Cent. Confols, for opening, were at 631, the Reduced 621, and the Omnium 61. The abo4ldeffenger embarked from Boulogne lan Thurfday, m r fag of truce, and very loon reached his Majelly% (hip the CLYDE, Captain Owns, who fent him in a light vefrel to Deal, where he landed the fame afternoon, and then proceeded with the utmo(i expedition to London. Yefierday fe'nnight he embarked on board the CLYDE frigate, in the Downs; on the Sunday night following he is Paid to have arrived at Paris, and to have quitted that city on Tuelday morning. Two young German Princes have arrived at Bru- net's Hotel, Leiceller Fields—their names are Prince PAUL Auciusrus and Prince GiORGII, both of Hol kin Oldenburg ; they are attended by their Tutors and a Secretary, with a numerous retinue, and mean to make the tour of Great Britain and Ireland. Upon enquiry, we find that the above illußrious RI-angers, or their fuite, knew nothing of the arrival at Harwich of the Phyfician and Maßer of the Horfe to the Duke of Bayer MICR, as sated in our paper of yellerday ; and we incline to think that the arrival of the one party of ftrangers may have been millaken for that of the other. JAMAICA MAIL This morning arrived a mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmotoh by the Duke of Kent packet, Captain COATIWORTN, in fix weeks patiage. The Caassaus frigate, with the fleet under con voy from Portfmouth, are arrived at Jamaica. The Imperial, GAIT, from Jamaica, to Liverpool ; and Sarah,-Lrotrt.v, from Jamaica for London, were re• taken by the A-rias man of war : the Ann, B from Jamaica, for London ; jeffie, Boao ; and Juno, M.Lean, from Jamaica, to Greenock, (part of the fleet), have returned back to Jamaica. _ _ _ The accounts from the Well Indies enable us to contradi& the report in the IA American papers, and which we never credited, of the Cork fleet having been captured by the French. They alto furnilh tome de. tails repefling Mit A MOS expedition, not In recent as the intelligence w: have alto given from the New York Papers, but mere particular as to the line of eonduEl he is following for the emancipation of his countrymen. BARBADOES, MAY 6. " His Majefty's (hip CERMIII, Capt. Saasy, with .1 to fail of the Well India trade from London, arrived liere on Sunday lA, after a very fine paffage of five weeks. On the a7th ult. the MULLIN flan's of war parted company with fourteen fail bound to Deme rara, Berbice, and. Surinam. " It is much feared that the enemy's frigates which have lately made their appearance in dick leas, have eluded the vigilance of the detachment which was fent I in quell of them, for it appearsto have been erroneouf ly Rated that they had got into the Saints, or Girada loupe, theft places having been lately reconnoitred, and nothing Peen of them. The AG A 14E14 ono and two frigates are Rill on the look out after them, and we hope they may yet be met with. No fat ther ac counts have yet been received from the Spanifh Main of Miranda's proceedings ; we, however, under Rand, (but not from that authority which would jai& our Rating it as accurate), that he has received at Bar celnna Delegates from the Caraccas, Santa de Fee, and Mexico, for the purple of arranging the places to be attacked, or rather, thofe which are to be fur rendered; his onjeft not being to conquer, but to ame liurate the Rate of the Spanith Colonies. " Mar to.—Another fquadron appears to have ef caprd from our cruisers off the enaft of France, and are ((woofed to have bent their cnurfe to there fear. NVe hope they may not be fo fortunate as thofe which lately made their appearance in our neighbourhood, as we find hy the return here of Lis Nlajelly's (hips Canada, Circe, Ethalion, and Cert . , that the four frigates Any . AV in quit -got clear off. They were Peen to pats Dominica on the aln ult. and St. Eunatia on the '26th, fleeting N. W. and fttppofed for St. Domingo.—The home ward bound trade from the Southward failed on the 2d innant—were to call at Grenada. from whence the rails afTembled there would proceed on the 4th for the place of general rendezvous. His Majefty's (hip Arno*, with a fleet from Cork, confining of about 45 fail, which left that port on the 4th ult. has jun arrived in Carl& Boy. The (hips Hope, Gists and Mercy, RAID; are the only reliefs which we at prefent learn are for this Eland; in one of there came paffenger, John Cobham, Efq. "Mar s 3 Corkifleet which arrivedon Satur day confined of 67 fail, four having previoufly pro ceeded under convoy of the Crows r to the Southern Colonies. The whole of thrtfe for the other Month hive prOceeded yefterday and this day. Rear Ad miral the Honourable Sir A. COCHRANE; R. B. fail ed this day for Antigua." French - tLi ~ „ . had beew of' have r EITI•CT FROM A PRIVALTI LITTER. L'EsloAosawra man of war, was chaced a few days fence, off Tortola; hy three French frigates, and a corvette. AMERICAN PAPERS. We have alfu received New York Papers to the aftrh of April. Our Readers will fee that the Expe dition of Miranda has been hitherto completely fee cefsful. The following is the article of moll intere& in the Above papers: 4 NEW YORK, MAY 27. MlRANDA.—Captain GRIFFITH ar rived at Chariertown on the loth inn. from Rio Pongo, touched at St. Bartholomew's, from whence he failed the 26th of April.—The morning previous to his departure, acconots were received, via St. Rites, that General MIRANDA had landed his forces at Margaretta, whence he had crofTed over to Cumana, which place immediately furrendered to his arms. It was furthet Rated, that wherever he crated his Randard, the inhabitants and natives flocked to join him; that his flag was flying on every fort, from Cumana to Laguira ; and that he had ob tained complete pollifflon of the provinces of Cumana and Caraccas, with little or no oppofition. The whole of this fine country may now be con. fidered as loft to Spain." EAST INDIES. MADRAS COURIER, JANUARY r, 146. Yeflerday arrived the brig Johanna from Ragonn, which the left on the 69th ult. By this arrival we have the pleafing information of the releafe of the &kith fubjees detained by the Burmah Government, the redoration of their property and a continuation of the liberty of trade and commerce, as heretofore enjoyed—the Betfey French privateer had put to lea EXTRACT nr A LETTER FROM THE CAMP ♦T PARSERAM. POORA, RECEIVED PER THE MARGARET PACKET. I , it will be highly grat:lying to the relatives and friends of Captain THOMAS HUTCH iNcs, of the 6:d Regiment, to learn that he is recovering from the very fevere wounds he received at the two affaults of Bhurrpore, though the ball in his fide has not been eztraaed. " Captain HUTCHINGS, though Gill (crying with the 65th Regiment, has long (ince been promoted to a Company in the 62d, on home duty, through the recommendation of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of KENT to the Commander in Chief. The animated zeal and fpirit difcnvered by this gallant youth, in proceeding to the alfault on the fccond day, when fe verely wounded on the &ft, will be a decided proof to their Royal HighnetTes that their patronage has been well merited, and no doubt will be happily continued. The 65th part with him with great regret." Yellerdoy, at the Common Hall, Jowls Wnoo. a IDG Efq. was defied one of the Sheriffs of Lon• don and Middlefex, in the room of WM. Wono Warsom, Efq. who has paid his fine to be excuftd. At a General Court of the Corporation of Trinity Houfe, held on Wednefday, the Right Hon. Eat! Sr. VINC INT was rinanimouflyeletleal an Elder Bro ther, in the room of the Right Hon. Wta. Parr, de. ceafed ; and Captain JONATI4.II4 WILSON was eletled an Elder Brother, in the to( mof Capt. EFFINGHAM LAWRENCE, deceaEd. The Martello Towers, for the proteeion of the enall between Beachy Head and Hollings, a diflance of almnft twenty m:les, are now nearly finithed.— They are built of the hardell brick, with walls five feet in thicknefs, at the di:lance of about boo yatda from each other. They will be defended with one long 24 pounder, and two carronades of the fame ca libre, mounted on improved carriages, which they have alre.rdy commenced hoifling in. When the pa rapet 31 the ttit i, completed, the height of the towers will he 34 feet. Front their great flrength, and pros. imity to the fea, the utility and great Advantage of theft towers, in repelling an invading foe, cannot be doubted. Yenerday a Mils Hocatee, of Slnane•Rteet, with her fervant, and another Lady, riding in the Park, the hcrfe took fright, and ran furionfly through Cumberland Gate, along Orford-fireet, galloping up the Edgware Road. The Lady kept her feat with courage, until the animal rather flackened his pact oppofile Kir.g.flreet, when being &muffed. the lof her fortitude, fainted, and unfortunately fell on her head, and was taken up by one of the men at the wheeler's lisp fpeeehlefs, bleeding at the ears, tern. pies, and nofe. Mr. OGLE, Surgeon. of Rune] Wee!, hein, prefent, afforded every Alliance, and took het home in a coach in a nand a/arming and dangerous date. NAUTICAL 01711LiGEA'CL MAILS TFIh DAV.—Wind E. All. DI;F. I I GretCnbUqh I I ILmllwrgh 0 0 I jata4ic4 Dublin Warerfor4 Litboa AIR. O 1 O 1 • 0 PLYMOUTH, JULY 3. —Came in the Spanith lugger Angel de la Guarda, laden with v inc, prize to Majefly's (hip Mums a; the was cut out of Finiflerre Bay, together with (even others, by the boats of the MINERVA, manned by forty of the officers and crew. who landed, and got into a battery, furprized the foldiers, to the number of 150, and made them pri• foners, and then (piked the guns: the greater number of the foldiers were afterwards fent affiore in one of the prizes. Came in the American (hip Mars, Cap• tale HOLLAND, from Neuhary I'orr, bound to Am• Ilerdam, laden with fugar and coffee, detained by i).e , Lion privateer, but fince liberated, and has proceeded for her deftinatian ; American (hip Ceres, Captain WAIDIL, from Barcelona, with wine, put in here Inc orders; American (hip Suffolk, Captain BRIANT. from Barcelona, with wine, put in for orders. Sailed the 11.1.1)1110os, of 74 guns, on a cruise ; and the Commerce, Foor, for Bremen. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 4.—Sailed his tviajelly's (hip Vsious, with about 4o fail of vrffels, under convoy, for the Weft ladies.—Arrived the (teen Charlotte, ANDIUVII, for the Cape of Gond Hope ; and pro ceeded with the Weft India convoy. Arrived the Sptculator lugger, Captain Timm psnps, for Mike, and remains.—Sailed the HIMNIA man of war, to join the Channel fleet. DIAL, Juzy 4.—Arrived the Fuer bomb, from Portfmouth, with a convoy, which are failed for the River. Sailed the Asr lea frigate, for the French coati ; and the Peosreeo bomb, with a convoy, for Portfmouth. Arrived the VALOIIOPS prawn, from a cruize, and landed a Mellinger, whom they took nut of a flag of truce, and who immediately fet off in a poll chaife and four for London. The Vat -cutout re mains in the Downs with the tell of the (hips at per laft. Wind N. E. FROM LLOYD'. LIST.. MATISZND, JOLT 4.—PaWed by the Mary Ann, Thomas, from Oventfey ; Tygrefs, Cafe, from Amiterdam ; Liverpool, Parilk, from Tonnlngen ; Gold-hunter, Vole, front New York ; Princefa Elisabeth, Porrafdaile, from New Providence ; Henrys, Leilie ; Afia, Walker; Lively, Blair; Hewfons, Allan; Edward Foote, Jennings; and the Penelope, Martin, from Jamaica —. Sailed the Kerrie, Pettis, for Africa, and the Stadt Copenhagen, de Boer, far Hambro% The Miler, Ft.rnn, from Liverpool, is loft on the coati of Africa. The Mary-Ann, Cook, from London to Surinam, is len. The Dorothea, Row, from Alicant for Belfalt. is detained at Gibraltar. The William Penn, Capt. Hussey, is arrived at Liverpool from New York; the was boarded about the auth ult. by four French frigates, in the latitude of Cape Clear and long. 19. ; three days afterwards fell in with them again, they had an Engliflt flip in company, which Captain Hussey fuppaes to be an Englifh privateer, which boarded him the day before. . . _ The Goodrich, Captain Het. e. is arrived at Liver pool, from St. Vincent's : the failed from Tortola on the t Ith May, under convoy, with about Zoo fail in company, and parted from them rn the inth June, in lat. 44. 36. North, long. 46. 40. Well, in a gale : on the 17th, (poke the fhip Governor String, Captain &Lowy, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, who fup plied them with proiifion, they being much in want. Capt. OMR* is appointed Captain of the Fleet under the orders of the Earl of Sr. Vancsor. Capt. Werraaa, of the Hibernia, is appointed to the command of the London, in the room o f C a p t . 0130111 4 and Capt. Rickel-vs, of the Argo frigate, to the command of the Hibernia, of Ito guns. Capt. GRAHAM if appointed to the command of the Veda' frigate ; and Capt. D to the Ruby, of 64 guns. Capt. J. Bowes is appointed ts) the Camilla, Tit e Towel', who is appointed to the Iris, vice Aim I.e. Barixturrs.—Abaraft of a Bill to alter and amend the feveral Laws refpeaing Bankrupts In Commiffions of Bankrupt hereafter to he Iffued, all convey - ance., by payments to and comrade with any Bankrupt, hats jide made before the date of the Commiffion, mall be good. Bead fi r creditors. whofe debts might have been peeved under a commiffion of bankruptcy, If a prior set of bankruptcy had been eommitted,thall be admitted to prove fuch debts. In all cafes In which. under commiffion of Bankrupt hereafter to ' he iffued, it mall appear that there has been mir ual credit given by the Bankrupt and any other perfon, or martial debts betwetn the Bankrupt and any other perfon, one debt may be fen oft againft another, notwlthflanding any prior acft of bankruptcy committed by fuch Barkrupt before the credit was given to, or the debt was eontra6ed by fuck Bankrupt, In like manner as if no loch prior al' of bankruptcy had been committed, provided the perfon claiming the benefit of loch fet.riff hal not at the time of giving fuch credit any notice of my prior adt of bankruptcy by fuck Bankrupt committed, or that he was infolvent, or trd ftopped payment. Creditors to prove debts upon valuable ennfidaration, fan., /J. for money not due at the time of the sift of bankruptcy, dedu,t only thereout a rebate of intereft, at the rate of pet cut. per annum for what they (ball to r .eive, to be computed from the adluakpayrnent thereof to the time Push debts would have become payable, according to the teems upon which the lame were eon. traded. All perfons againft whom any eommiffion of bankrupt ihaU hereafter Ale. and who :hall be duly found Bankrupts un d er the fame, mall, upon obtaining his, her, or their cartificete, be W. charged of and from all debts by this Aft made prow...nide under fuels vimmillion, and Mall have the benefit of the lateral Statutes now in force a, molt Bankrupts. in like manner, to all latent. and purpotes,as If loch keret ads of bankruptcy had nut been com mitted prior to the coittradlos inch JO'S, Comminions of li.inbriipt not to be avniJeJ by rrafon of soy o say d e b t periorA e to a p of ß a nkruptcy ctia b un du i 4e c omm it i l t r e . d before the caotradluo We have it from good auth that Dr. Taue• Le a, vi it she Memoirs vi his Life, now at p u r e , has intermixed his opinions : od temas Is on Men and Mennen, and we have every !cation to believe from his a ll owe d knowledge of the world, and his fpirited rummer of writing, that they will be highly qua. tuning *ad ioarudirs. f'