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ral. All.C. Way ruc. rho 4th ow. our and till RA alto a in lads 'led, a by rat nnal and ocal cid us• tide Pita OW . • l%!pencling, or pahapa eventuilly relnittink 1 fentetitt, in cnn' !eve/ice of legal doubts riling after conviction, how far the iididtment was corredtly applicable to the cafe. . 4 Having concluded what occurs to me bp= this itibjeit, 6.11 detain you no longer than is ngceffary to exprcfs the pecu liar 'wifely I feel that you mould not only make the improve 'pent of the Police of this place the objcdt of your ferious at tention ; but alfo, that you mould ufe your influence and judg r.tent to obtain a cheerful acquiercence on the part of the Ids well informed Chi . / of the community, in thofe meafures that hive hitherto or may hereafter he judged neteffery for its im provement, as regtlations, however wifely digefted, mutt be come nugatory when they are not duly enforced." Bills of indictment were found againft three of the prifoners : a Spanifh Wiitirin for murdering her baftard child ; another woman for receiving dolen goods ; and an inhabitant, for wantonly striking a foldier. The two latter were found dailty 7 the woman for receiving Bolen . goods eras fentenced to be itnprifoned a year; and the in• habitant was fined sol. for the &fault. which was Otdeied by his Rn'al Highnefi to be paid to the, fcidier, as a compenration for the intuit he had' received: .Yeßerday morning, at a quarter before ten o'clock, His My wry, attended by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CUMBERLAND and General MANNERS ' rode out , on horfeback to Kew, and returned between two and three o'clock to the Q .L reen's Houfe. Her MAJESTY and the PRIN. CESSES, in two coaches and four took an airing to Blackheath, with an &oft of Light Horfc A Council was yefterday held at Lord Sr. Vim cpt's houfe in the Admiralty, at which Mr. An. niacrow and Lord 11•WRISBUItY attended. Orders are given to the Artificers in His Wei. ty's Dock Yards, to expedite the completion of all khips that are under repair. _ _ _ Orders are given for the removal of the Gun on the Parade in St. James's Park, which is to be replaced by a 52-pounder, captured tram the french Army in Egypt. The ground is already meafured out, which is to be covered with twenty Anare feet of fione, the piece being fixteen feet long ; an iron railing is to be put round it.— It is not exacclly known in what country the Fiece was made : there are feveral Hieroglyphic Charatlers marked on it, which have not hitherto Leen explained. Admiral Sir JAMPS WALLACE. we ale lorry to sate, is fo dangeroufly ill, at his houfe in Glo'iler place, that his life is defpaired of. he magnificent coloffal group, intended as a memorial of the Marquis Cosswstaas, has bten Thippcd on board the EARL Hows, for Bengal : a reran" will proceed by the above fhip to fuperin tend the ereftion of this exquibte piece of fculpture. There is alfb a fine ftatue of the MArquis on the Parade, at Fort St. George. The ftatue is pe deftrian. A final arrangement has at length taken place With refped to the Batavian &eferiptions. It will be recolleaed that they were. by a late law, in dire& contradidion to the original contraa, to be converted into National Debt, not payable imme diately after the peace. This refolution is refciqded by a Decree of the Batavian Legiflature, Which offers to the holders of thefe Refcriptions, who' wills to veil them in the voluntary Loan, the fame terms which are offered to the holders of India Stock, comprizing the following advantages, viz. for tOOO florins in Itefctiptions, or India Stock,' and Soo florins in calls, 3000 dorins in National Obligations, producing 3 percent. perpetual ince refl. Alfo a receipt for so florins, in addition to which tso florins in calls will procure a (hare of 400 florins in the Loan to be railed by Lottery, according to the plan annexed to the 'Voluntary Loan of t 802 ; thefe (hares to be converted into' National debt, bearing intereft at 2# per cent. This alteration is to be attributed to the interfe rence of the French Government, which confidered itfelf pledged for the payment of the Refcriptions according to their original value. Ye flerda y John Wi inAlffs, a brazier, from Bridge water, who attended as a principal evidence for Medi'. Harcourt and Agnew, in behalf of their Petition for a new elation, fell down, and fad denly expired, as he was waiting to be called be fore the Committee. CITY STATE BED.—At the Court of Common Council yelterday, the Loan MAYOR reported his MAJESTY'S anfwer to the Addrefs, which was or dered to be entered upon the Journals. Several petitions and reports were read and agreed to, except one, which was from the Committee of General Purpores, Rating, that in compliance with direflions, they laid before the Court an account of the expences in and at the Manfion.houfe, in the Mayoralty of Sir Joists LAMER, Knt. amount ing to 53.51. 75. 6d. that ecoctl. t 6s. part of laid turn, was by order of the Court ; tOBl. t7s. by or dcr of the Committee; and 3031. Bs. ufual chimes, and which agile every year ; the remaining fum of 28931. 6s. was the erpence of the Star Bed and the furnizule of the room where it is placed. This gave rife to a very fpirited debate. Sir Jost EAMER defcribed what he had ordered, l i which amounted to about 601. He Paid that he had reprefented to the Court that a State Bed was neceflary, and eft mated the capence of it at 4001. curtains 2031. and other things, in the h 1 w..0.e,7601. He laid, that if he had ordered a bed, Ace. amount. ing to the fum charged, it would have been a re• flalinn upon his charziter. Mr. P141E1., rhthe npliolßerer, Paid, many things ..vere ordered by Sir Jona Basset beyond thole dtfired by the Court t that patterns of every thing were (hewn to the LOAD Or LADY MATOILISE, who ordered carpets, Ike. of larger dimenfionst and that Sir Joss particularly Paid, that if the things fent in were not elegant, they (horrid be fent back ; that the filk alone colt s,oool.—lt was at lag agreed, that it lhould be referred to the Committee to ex amine and again report. The office of Clerk to Smithfield Market was ballotted for : fix Candidates Rood the ballot; and Is.rween four and five o'clock the Court declared :Ir. TOMES Tocittv to be duly eleaed. rok TAE STAR. .. . , AT SPITHEAD, Koch 3, t Soy. Ma. Earroa—The natemcnt in. your Paper of the in, of the difturbance which lately took place in Portfmouth Theatre, I mutt beg leave to correct, as you affect that Naval (2Fers were the whole occallon of it. I mutt inform yon, that it was a party of heedlefs young Mi4fhipont, who do not come entirely under the head of Gfttrs ; you likewife fay, Conflables were fent for to remove the nuifance : this I do not think very proper lan guage to thofe whom the country look up to for proteCtion. I was not prefent at the bufinefs, but am well informed of it from an old Shipmate and Brother Ofeer, who unfortunately received a dan gerous wound in affitting the Ladies. I am happy to add that, much to the credit of the Peace Of ficers, filch notice will be taken of it, as, I tnitt• sill deter others from difgracing the Naval Cha rafter by fuck infamous conduit. I am your's, &c. &c. N. P. • SONNET-TO THE SNOW DROP. timid of Spring, in pureß white, Dolt thou, like Show, Real forth to view, Merely to baffle fpite, So Item to dowers of lively hue! ..O, in that garb thy rattly lies; For as bleak Wisq►', ear motes on, Thee as a gem of lsow he eyes, And thou efeap'll.—for to, he's gone! 80011 too wilt THOU departure take ; Ev'n ere the radiant Spring appears; As cautious left thy form may wake Within her youthful Worn tears. That chilling Wine► Rill preterite, his reign, And thou a DROP a Siiolo adornll his train. Beverley, February 25. There was a Grand Concert at Oxford on Mon day, under the slireaion of Dr. Caorcw. The performance was the Oratorio of SAMSON. On Tuefday evening the feeond grand Concert took place at-Oxford. alto under the direction of Dr. CIWTCH. This was a mifcellaneous fel;.aion from various authors. It commenced with an over ture .f 1411.YDN'S. Moooy, the Player, went to an Au!hon Room, a few mornings fince, to purchafe a Share of Drury-I tne Theatre ; but being very deaf, he dif covered, when the lot was knocked down to him, that inßead of the Share of the Theatre, he had purchafed 'be Leaji of a Barber's Shop in the Strand. On Tuefday a man of the name of M'Gowan was apprehended at Greenwich Hofpital, for per fonating a feaman with whom he bad fcrved on board one of His Majefty's [hips, but who was dead ; endeavouring to obtain sl. prize money, which had been paid into the faid Hofpital. He was fully committed to Maidftone goal to take his trial at the next Affires. We are forry to hear that Mr. Alderman Comsat a few days ago, met with a very difsgrecable ac cident. Having gone into a dog4hop hear the end of Piccadilly, a dog laid hold of his calf, and before he could be difengaged tore his leg in a very revere manner. A Phyfician at the Weft end of the town has received a letter from Dr. M. an Englifh PhyficiAn, reticent at Paris, of which the following is an cztraa a We have had for thefe three weeks paft an epidemic diforder which has proved very fatal, and i which (fill continues. It commences with the common fymptoms of cold, fhiverings, head-ach, fore throat, accompanied frequently with a de ranged (late of the flomach and bowels, varying l in every polTible way. The fiat attack commonly ' yields to an emetic, followed by mild diaphore tics, and when the oppreflion or pain of the ellen. lis troublefome, it yields to a blitlcr. The fatality l attending it is, in my opinion, attributable to the indifcriminate ufe of the lancet, fo common among my medical brethren here, for it is almolt con ftantly attended with great probation of firength, I and the fyllem , after the firti two or three days, evidently requires to be fupported both by diet and I medicine. To give you an idea of the number of perfons fick with this complaint, I need only tell you that the bakers make full one•third lets of bread than a month ago, and you will eafily ima gine its fatality, when I inform you that the num ber of but ills are increafed two-thirds for the left fortnight." This account Teems to prove decifively that the epidemic which rages in France is the fame with that which fo feverely aflliits the inhabitants of our own metropolis. In the Influenza, which is fo prevalent at this time, the red:ph/is': Peroder is found to be par ticularly efficacious, as it was in the year 1782. — Eight or ten grains fhould be given on the firft attack of the Fever, and four or five grains every fix hours, for the firlt day or two, it it does not fooner fubftde. In the mean time, the irritating Cough, when very troublefome, (tumid be allayed by a tea-fpoonful of Syrup of Poppies, or by so or t s drops of Laudanum, as occafion may require. EXTRAORDINARY ROIIIIIIY.-.4:011 Wcdnefday night, about ten o'clock, a man genteely dreffed hired a hackney coach at Charing Crofs, and or dered the coachman to drive to St. John's Farm, near the one mile none, on the Edgware.road•— When the coach got to the top of the lane leading to St. John's Farm, the man in the coach pulled the firing, and told the coachman to let him out, for he had patted the bottle he wanted to go to ; upon which the coachman got off his box and let him out of the coach, the man .then silted the coachman what his fare was t He told him 55.6 d. when he put his hand into a fide pocket and pulled out a piftol, and fwore he would immediately (boot him, if he did not deliver his money, which the coachman complied with ; the robber then de. manded his watch, which the coachman likesife delivered, and the robber made his efcape acrofs COIN fields. CORM AM RKE7 S • • • --"-* CORN rsittcsoas sruan mom VXERIDCE. • . • MARCH 3. Wheat, ,er Load, from 131. tot. to 16:. os. Barley, per Quarter, from . IL 2S. to IL is. Oats, per, Qnarter, from 11. is. to 11. Is. Beans, per Quarter, from 11 r is. to I'cafc, per (tr..rter, from rl. rt.'s. to 21. 2s. MARCH 4. The arrivals of Corn (ince Monday h ive been very cordiderable. The trade in general is e%• tremely dull, but no material variati,n has taken place in the Prices. We quote the terms of Mon day in iourfe, though we expea, iliould any ad• dition come to the prefent quantity, nioll articles will experience a reduElion. Engin Wheat, per qr. sos. 545. ]roe 575. Superfine 6os. Fine Dantaic Wheat, sos. 565. Rye; 345. 365. Barley, 245. 265. (Very Fine) 275. 6d. Malt, 425. 465. 475. Oats, 15a. 205. 222. Horfe Deans, New. sos. 32;. Old 34s 36s Tick Beans, Noir, 275. 29i. Old 32$ 346 Hug Peale, 325. 335. 6d. Boilers,34.s• 4.05. 4:s. Carravcry Seed, 365. to 41$. per cwt. Coriander, 28s. to 3os. per Cwt. Red Clover, dos. 965. toils. per cwt. White ditto, yos. I L,Ss. 116*. per ewt. Trefoil, 36s 56s 6Ss per cwt. Canary, 725. to 745. per qr. • Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per lall. Flour, 455. 48s per lack. NAVTICiIL INTELLIGENCE. A Board of Longitude was yellerday held at the Admiralty, at which Sir 10311,11 BASICS prefiied. Doetor MASICFLYNC, from the Obtertratory at Greenwich, alfo His Majefly's fhip PALLAS has, upon furvey, been found unfit for fervice, and is ordered to be broke up at Chatham. His Nfajeff y's gun brig VIXEN. Lieut. PHILIP Beowar, hai cr,pzured and cari;e4 irsto Dart mouth harbour the Fox cutter, of Fa tons, having on board thr e e hundred and tiny unkets of con traband fpirits. His Majcily's fhips ARDEN T and Cameros are ordered to be got ready for ferrice, the former at Chatham, and the latter at Portfmonth. The CERBFIUS frigate, lately returned from the Weft In.iia, is to be repaired at Chatham, pre vioufly to her being re•commiffioned. A feaman has been apprehended at Liierpool, on fufpicion of being concerned in the mutiny on board his Majefly's late !hip Hermione, and the murder of the Officers. GREENOCK, MARCH t. The Minerva, CA Ralf', from Virginia to this port, arrived on the 24th February in BelfaftLoeh, after 28 days paffage. On the 23d the (truck on a rock on the coati of Ireland, which beat off her rudder ; and the might have been loft, but for the alliance of two Workingtor, brigs, commanded by Captains SCOTT and WAE.aka, who with great exertion fueeeeded in towing her into Belfaft. The Nelfon, Ftaousnw, arrived, 16th January, at Metlina, on her way from Catania to Belfaft. The Jean, Bata, from Wellport for Liverpool, came its here, by contrary winds on the 26th Feb. and remains. Arrived here the Iris, Foaess, from Marie;lles, after a patrage of 41 days. The Aimwell, Rosaa r scar, is arrived at Sa• vannah from hence. Between Saturday night and Sunday morning, it came on to blow a moil tremendiums gale from W. N. W. accompanied with very heavy (host-en of mow, which continued all Sunday. The thin ling at the Tail of the Bank rode very hard ; the ris, FOkIITS, which arrived there on Friday, arid was put under quarantine, parted both her cables, and was run on the ground on the oppofite rideof the river, below Ardarden Houle, ihere it is thought the will receive no damage. The Stip Governor Pitton, Captain Ittrcais, which failed for Trinidad on Fri.'ay evening, went on (horn that night, as has already been Rated, in I Landefton Bay, near the village of Innerkip : there was every profpea of her being got , of without any damage, had the weather cantina ed moderate ; but it blew a very heavy gale on Saturday dead on the chore, by which the flip beat fo much, that the fprung a revere leak, fo that the pumps were barely able to keep her free ; and, unfortunately, on Sunday, after the had been got off the ground and fafe at anchor, the gale checked fuddenly round to W. N. W. blowing a mere tempeß, which forced them to Gip the cables, and run athore on the beach, which is Candy, in Inoerkip Bay ; but the C/a running very high, and the lbip beatify; extrenwly hard, the pumps became entirely trielers, by which means, though the cargo will be all raved, a great part of it will he damaged. Every exertion was made and affinance given, bnt in vain, nothing could con tend with the winds and waves. _ _ 11;;;..4 of a kelt idsa "NORM Vtsn, oldie Consuieree, to his owners hue. dela Leek C ak oet. Feb. et • I wrote yes en the sot! la*. by pea, intimating tint hi conregisease of the pie cesainerag it boars after 1 Cent the peek, the props beaten to Mee as dhdl, and the tblp In a very Sort tine flied fell of water, at ineit as high as the cabin deck, sad the denstgeskie goads being sil seer the beams. un doubtedly weft be all gone, elm. the tuber. rite, and abet; the owns has net fultained nod deans I base began to had the cotton epos the bend, both forks own ['hey end tint d the lip; sod I ups& by the des we Uwe k dl leaded, which will be imPadY. Vie kerns modenne, we will be .he to get ebe of; prodding by tine time we ea. keep her with the pump. TN by dos ast fora to lane healed Numb dump, It Is, I disk. •DIT • WI sod %nod fin big Maws abet maim Os woe' PLYMOUTH. MARCH 1. • . Sailed the.Xiger, DAyEt, fot Ardlirdatn. Arti:ed SMITH, frorti Stihdettßnd. Sailed the WidNilgton, rcnir, for Charletlon: FI i1.1.071Y, LIST. MAL, Masers the Elphinf.ohe, Crat,it. mtd rek,Sandlovl, for the EA Indies; tind tenni other outward • hound vetreps.-.-Wind.N. blow! httrtl. . . Cop AI" f ikt Area 3,..1 1 1gri.1i by the Wm:lir:eh:lMP Of war, Mom Jymair.ai Three - graben, frc:n Part e.. Hall, ftifmt St. Cm! ; Hve, Ntebttlt, from Oporto; aed N:wbraper, Duke,' from Dublln.—Sailcd dm' Labeita, Grren, for Charteften Atm, Barnet, for Coruna,. Nrweelile Tradtr —, for Jerky; Guardia, Thompton, and Fame, Andcrion, for aunburgh.. HULL, MARCH T. • The tiolderndas and the Gardner and jefeph, which had left this post for the Dav&. Streit' rithery, returned yeacr day morning, having received emilidemble ,la maw in the Rau* from the heavy gale which prevailed on Seturthy Sunday' evening. The Gardner and joreph r•n foul of th,el-y,kicenef-, and carried away her bowfprit, &e. Tee Holdrrnefs likcwire 101 l an aneirw and cable. The flardner an.l Jefeph ban 101 l two atithnra and cables, her david chocks. fo na of the entree hoards, ate. a parr of her limn is Aerie in. an. , her fielca Injured. A brig and a hey which way blown &Ear* new Mareca, bawl lye off without damage. • The 'Lips for Hamburgh will fall from hence L Ws u the wuthcr will permit. GLASGOW TONTINE LIST. Rofamnnr•, Cuthell, i, art ivcd in the Clvdc. from Ctsarkftoh. Sufahtuh, WAlkcr, in do. from dn. THE. AURORA PORTUGUSESE FRIGATE. A letter from Madeira, datld September did 18th, gives the following particulars refpeding the extlolion ef this Chip which we mentioned in former paper : 04: tae sth infant, at half-paft twelve A. M. a now me. lanchuly cstaftrophe never happened. The Aurora, a Porto gu:fe Ihip, of sso tons hurthen, and 36 guns, lately arrived from Lanni, blew up. She bad about 40 calks of powdet on board. The explofinin was dreadfuL I was at the moment fitting at my door with my friends, the flip in full view, only son yards%lL Anxious to render every affift •nce In my pow to the miferable fufferers, I immediately ran down to the brach, procured a boat, and obtaining three men and two boys. put off t o wards the wr.ck, which by this time was enveloped in flames. Mint was the fecund boat that arrived. On enquiry, ! found only two poor fellows bad (reaped out of t : l h n i a rl-four f oile on board. They were found on board, and lately taken, by one of ha boats, me board an Esiglifil frigate. The quarter-deck, with the miser' and main-maftomere blown into the air, a.:d the Chip fairly Iptle in two; the halt.ft and guns, moft of which were (towed in the hold, want en the bottom. Th: Chip, by this means, was thrown on her fide; the tire ins creating, it be:ame neceary to row the "week clear of the. ihipping. One of the Englia frigate's boats Mend a tow-line to the forcroafis We were Coon joined by the baba( the other veifels in the harbour, with armor two from the fhore. My iit at ion was tolasbly hot, as yob may (upper& The MO; very f,rtunately, was perfeetty calm, fo that not the Ind! In. jory happened st any other Terri in the barbear. The keno during the nigh: was awful; bet that which palatal Keil as day was null horrid The pod wrembes were lyfiqg carry pofittod on board the week, Cause with half theft Stalk blown ..ff, fens wittiest a leg, arid ethers without ewer; fa vent of them were hardly malting In theism,. Eighteen of their bodies only wee kg:ado-Abate fie I gat Neese, ameb a fatigued and diltreffed la body sad mind. Various uplalanears; eircui.tcd refpeeting this Malta. The abilt prateleat ia, dog the act was defignedly perpetrated by a difiallew Abbess tne of the crew, who bad hems err spiel! ilea Captdn, for having wagged Ida a few dm haw the One far anal-prsetices. He tabooed to Llama, where he bedbaa Immured in the condemned bale fat murder. He was lewd tee declare diet the Chip &hold avow depart *ode Oh "It f had • the wretch was Midway detpaus w beast &o we lifts with his dap wow, far wedges of.peivate regnant lb, Chip and cargo were cftlmated at 6opooh ttarthei." Of Dover, Rath, Evans, — froaal:iboo...At Meg" Ma. mama; Harries, from Mane. with lot, of anchors and cableo—At Southampton, Mary, Mary, from %talent+ At Liverpool, Cam, Calvert, from Eldon-..At Clyde, Mer. e Id !boob, from Lifhod-At Londonderry, fr so New Yoek—.ln the Firth of Forth, Smidgen. Bell, from Noe York—ln the Creek, Ocean, Latent from &- Is .d—At Civita Vecchia, Magnet.Stose, from Newfound/and •--At Munthreee Pallhe, Loriop, stern Africa—At Charlotte, Kent; and embalmed, Humble, from London... At Portouth , Mary, Did, tram Charleftos. Off Falmouth, the Aurora, Theengoo, front the Rive Plata. At Liverpool, Providence Somers, —., from Barbadosa; John, Hancock; Gran, Hayward ; and Rebecca, Peacock. from Libels. The Elisa, Harvey. from Savannah far London, lops MO BMW in Mire& The Aires, Stephan, from Leeborn,k so ikon near Hoy. lake, hot carded to be got off. The Peonfylvannia, from Phiadrelphin, It on aloft it Londonderry river. The Harmony, Manton. from limerick for London, food dercd at lea the 24 of Feb. crew laved. The Shamrock, Willey, hem Liverpool for idfait, is loft near Bella& Arrivals at Gibraltar from Jan. aii. to Feb. 4 3 The FROM Nip Nancy, F. Runnels, 3 a days from Cepitalr eta, with currants for London ; the Enetio brig Favourite, J. Valentine, 43 days from Zane. Mb currants for Limpid; dm 1 Engliat brig Charlotte, W. Dayis, t day from Calls, with pa ! tarots, porter, coals. earthenware. Ste. for Gibraltar I tilt Am.. ' rie.on brig Mary Latifa, Jo. Latham. 30 days from wl.l, lour and Ram for Leghorn ; the A mctican brig I lL eth i l o i Jafeph H. hocks)), op days from Babistore, with ism sad 1 wheat for market; the Foglia brig Bridget, And. Ohm, 6* drys from Perm and Malta, with currants for HIM; Mb brig Good Intent . Them; rn Boot, s 6 days tram LILT, with merchandise foe Leaden; the Amnions hip ARIA A. Clark. a days from N. Teri, with Amor, pork rte. baiter, homs,See. for market: she AMAMI brig Robert, B. Dmews. t Ram Wafter; wick Lour end wheat for mate ; dm brig Wpm, R. Darks. 3S days from Latmes, with merebandise NFL:odes ; the Dania brig Satokke Ifige,Midu Smith. ey days from Gams with pie whamilme for Ream talon Eqpt% brig Animate Jo. Ardor, 43 Jays dram =Lid: pumice 11000. he. It; Landon; theAmmiesm Stip B. Chamberlin, 46 days from Legherm.with wbe sad Plettbaa.... diae for Bartholomew; the Ingtlth floop Marian, Arch Taylor, a days from Cala with merchandise, potatoes. the Gibraltar; the USIA Nip Prime of Wales,Sain. Farbiloge, ay dam from Woolwich and Makin wish Fischman far Gibraltar; the Eak lith brig Car. Ilk& Dram 13 days hose MMUS noitb braady for Jerky ; the Eighth brig Ditpatch, 7. Only, es dos tram Mello with fruit and MI for Limped ; the ERAS Nip Ellsa. Wm. Wade. 3o days from Valencia. with Dowdy kr ' Overofey ; the Eighth brig Weitberry. Ales Symes. .6 days from !Yldina, with fruit, Comae, rags, kr.. fur Bo iftoL On the : R of January the Captain General and Colonial Prefea of Martinique and its dependen cies iifned a Decree. containing the following dif. polltions " French nierchandbe ban pay no impart Of export Ist-. " Foreign vegeta ban pay an import duty at two per et at. an the ratite of their cargo. - Tanta retch clearing tiorwattle with a Lain ernes and vriabliti awl pay a dote of two pee cent. ad a. dans. ▪ baretra velich entering with • earns. nod dentin 2 ll In bat. laft, bib pay g per erns. on the rase al et air impart% " Such at the fall watts as tali without a complete carer. at with ewe net equal ea nine tabs earns baperied . , than pay pee est an flab put of the peeesd. aa e an ant ha laid oat in the wile( at cased p roduce. " SPanint yeah ars assorld &gni an kicreet Csolt tea."