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This day were publithed. Pi On: Volume o,:lavo,pric: 73.6 d. in Boards, REMARKS on the CONSTITUTION of the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT of BRITISH ARMY; with a Detail of Horpital :.lanagernent,and an Appendix, attempt ing to explain the ACtint of Cduces in producing Fever, and the Operation of Remcdie.:n ttTrtiug Cure. By ROBERT JACKSON, M.D. Printed &w . f. Cadet, and W. Davies, Strand. This day were publithed. In One Volume &kayo:price ys. in boards, COMMENTARIES on CLASSICAL LEARN ING; deferibing its Advantages to the fevera/ Profelsons and Stations of Life, to the Lawyer, the Phyfician, the Divine,* Naval and Military Olßccr, the Statefmen, the Puet, the Paiis, tbi. Sculptor, thi.. NluGeian,and the Merchant. Including giro a ketch of the Lives, and a brief Review of the Writings of the prin cipal Pacts, Orators, and HiitoriAns of Greece and Rome. By the Rev. D. H. URQUHART, M.A. Prebendary of Lincoln, etc. &c. Printed fur T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. Dedicated by Permit Son to the Right Wonourable Lord Ellenbo rough, and patronifed by one tboufand fubfctibers, Including the Bark of England, Honourable haft ludia Company, the lionotrable the Cotniniffi ,nere of the Cußums, the Honourable Victualling Board, General roil-office, eke. This do WAS rUbilated, its one thick Volume quarto. MONTEFIORE's COMMERCIAL DICTIO NARY, containing the preknt SUM of 'Mercantile Law, Pradlice and Caftan, preceded by a preliminary Ellay on the rife and progrels of Manufadtures and Commerce in Great Britain ; Intended for the ufe of the Cabinet, the Countingihoule, and the Library. Among the leading heads, which according to their comparative importance have been more copioufly treated, the following are the molt prominent: Awards Decks Elanufadories Avelino's Embezzlenient Monies of the fevers,/ Bank Exchanges Cities of Europe Bankers Excite Navigation Bankruptcy Exports and Imports Plantations Bills of Exchange Fadtorles Public Funds Bonk-keeping rifheries Shipping Brokers Infuriates Slaves Chartered Companies Intereft Quarantine Commercial Treaties Law of Nati( as Winces Co-partnerfhip Lien Ufury Cuftoms, Theoretical Matter and Servants Weightsaad Meafures and Practical The few renrining copies of the work, with the appendix, con taining full and complete Abltrads of all the Commercial Ads, puffed Guce the publication of the Didtlonary, to the tide of the Taft &Sons of Parliament, to be had at No. i 5, Finch-lane, Cornhill. DUTCH PAPERS. Palm, Nov. 4.—The near CONSUL left us la(l :tight on a vifit of infpedion to the coal', but his ab fence is expelled to be of ihort duration. The people belonging to the invading fquadrons, whole refidences are near the rivers up the country, have received an advance of pay, and proceeded to their refpe&ive harbours in the Channel. Thofe living on the Seine have reached their dellination Come days ago. Ls BRUN, brother to the Third C.,ortful, has been the fuccefsful canlidate for the va- cant feat in the Senate, notwithaanding the emi- ACtiCt of his competitors, Boassy d'Aucw, and Gen. ST. SUZANNE. The Englilh exert themfaves to the ritmoft to pre vent the junaien of our different flotillas. Three of their fquadrons cruize on the Flemilh coafl, in fight of Dunkirk, Oflend, Blankenburgh, and the ifland of Cadfant. They approach frequently very near our batteries, which gives occafion to firing on both fides; btu except the capture of a lathing-boat, they have of late done us no damage. The Prete& of the Department of the Dyle has delivered in another 141 of refratory requifitionifls, to the number of 73. The Court of Plaice at Bruf fels will proceed to levy the fines (about 701. fterling for each) on their relations. There are building at Boulogne floating batterie, I to carry go guns each, and three very large cables have been conveyed for theft veffels from Dunkirk. —The cables are 37 inches thick, and weigh above (even tons each. The troops which daily arrive at Et. Maloss, do garrifon duty on board the flotilla in that harbour. Baussaxs, Nov. 7.—There have arrived between the 24th oElober and st 4 November, betwixt Dun kirk and Boulogne, thirty battal. , ns of infantry of the line and light troops, four regiments of chaffeurs and hsffars, and different corps of lode and font artillery. Further reinforcements are expelled, and the fourth divifion of gun boats built at Dunkirk, is ready to proceed to Boulogne. The seamen and fishers along the Flemilb coat, are put in requisition s great numbers, and more than two hundred mer- chant veffels and large Wiling boats, intended for tranfporting the cavalry, are by this meafurc placed at the difpofal of Government. The half brigades of the line and light troops in the camp at Bruges, are organized into regiments, and their Chiefs receive the appellation of Colonels. They are exercifed daily in the gun boats, both there and at Mend. HANOVER, Nov. I.—A French Court martial yef. terday pronounced sentence on a Hanoverian corpo. ral, who had ben engaged in recruiting for the Bri. tip fervice. He it condemned to fifteen years hard labour at the fortifications ; and a French Huffar who bad defertcd, bas incurred the fore punilhntent. Hitotte, Nov. B.—lt is confidently laid, that the contributions on the firll inflalment of the tax of two per cent. on all property (called a voluntary gift to Covernment), have fallen fo far (port o f ex p eEtati mt, that the Adminiftration has rept-el - clued to the Legit . - Istive Body, the neceffity of enforcing the payment upon oa , h. And an ant to that effeet is daily ex peeled. ROTTERDAM, New. U.—Five flat-bOtt,•l7lcti boats were this day launched from Covcrnmc t Whatf, snaking in all fifty, which will he in comple:e readi refs this week. They have been all built in the (pace of three moiviis, and there are IL:fides on the (locks nine ft linonen, intended to carry each three eighteen pounders. The Irene frigate, lately wilt, has dropt down to Hui vuetfl ' oyc to be fitted lor lea. The Ruffian AmLifidor in England, Count Wu. ansizow. it is thought w:11 retool to Rtaia, and he entiußed with the department of forcisn affairs. His rucceirur in the diploulAtic nidion, it is laid, will be Cunt KALITICIMV. The company of Rirriian Merchants incorporate for the trade of tht- White Sea, is already in full aEtivity. The Tithing retfels are at their (Lotions, and expect e d fern to brad a fur ply of frail htrtingi to l'etern,urrth. PETIRSe, , IIIG , I, OCT. IS --The rew E.:change, begun nr.,icr t.ut late EMIR' :S, esitt tied to ii,- Ipeedily fil,:ilsed. It it built finm the plan of . French Architect, auti w1:1 be one of Lim thacti buildings in Europc. LONDON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Confok, for money, 331 i. Ditto, for November. 5311 Reduced 32153-4 per Cents. Of Old 5 per Cent. 871 —New 3 per Cent. 871 Short Ann. 3 slid—loos Ana. 13 .7-16. Osmium 8/-1 dd. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. R.&,3211 I Long Ann. 131 7 16 3 per C dont 3311 Imp. 1 per C. 3111 4 per Cent 671 68 I Oronium 81 dif. 3 per Cent. Ann. 8711 Lottery Tickets. 171 45. I Ditto 0797 87111 Conf. for ace. 331 If we may credit the Dutch Papers, there feems to be Prong reafon to believe that Holland is one of the principal points from which an invalion of this country will be attempted. A letter from Rotterdam of the Bth, lays, that in the courfe of the lafi three months previous to that period, so flat-bottomed boats have been built and completely equipped for lea. Letters from Bruffels (late, that in cordeguence of a requifition being reforted to, 200 merchant velfels and large Using boats, intended fur tranfporting cavalry, have been procured. It is laid that floating batteries to carry 90 guns each are building at Boulogne, to what tile we cannot well dilcover. Some who affeEt to know, fay that the month of January is the time fixed for the attemp: of invafion being made. If it is meant that the preparations will not be complete before that time, the opinion may fo far be well founded; but i the Fiesr Cousin. probably has not come to any decifion as to this point. Indeed it mull in fome meafurc be regulated by circumfiances. The intelligence which we announced on Satur day of a change having taken place in the cabinet of St. Peterfburgh, is alfo confirmed by the Dutch journals. Count Woitew, zow, the Ruffian Ambaf , fador here, returns to St. Peter(burgh, and is to be fucceeded by Count KaxtrcHew. This change cannot but be confidered very fortunate for this country. Count Woaowzow is a friend to Eng. land, not as a partizan, not as a perfon of an Englifla faCtion in contradillinaion to a French faeion, but becaufe he is an enlightened judge of the true in terefis of his own country. He knows that the con neCtion between England and Ruffia is mutually be neficial. In addition to this, it is pleafant to know that his judgment is ftrengthened by his feelings and his ha bits. He haslivedlong among us. He isaeguainted with the Englifh charafter, and loves it. He underftands the Britiftt Conftitution, and admires it. He has cul tivated the intimacy, and, with merited reciprocity, enjoys and repays the efteem of many of our moll eminent public men. His head' and heart are both on our fide ; and amidft the fluitua!ion of councils and politics, we may be affured that . his affeetions will Tway him as much in our favour as honour and vir tue will fuffer a man to be lava yet], whole firft duty it is to confult and promote the interefts of his parti cular country. This change may be coulidered as happening very opportunely, for we cannot believe, that the Cabinet of St. Petet (burgh will allow itfelf to continue an idle fpeetator of the farther incroachments of the French on the independence of the North of Europe. We announced yeflerday, in a letter from Hamburg]) of the 3d, and one from the Lower Elbe of the 4th infant, that the French have demanded a loan from the City of Hamburgli. In other words, that free City is to be laid under contribution ; and, according to the laft mentioned letter, alto Bremen and Lubec. In addition to this, we have to (late, that the Captain of a vet Tel from Tonningen, which arrived at Yar mouth on Friday Lift, reported yefterday on the Royal Exchange, that the Engliin vefElls at Lubec had received notice forthwith to criit that port, and that accordingly they were all preparing with the utmolt expedition to fail. The teaihn was laid to be that the French were certainly to take polreflion of this place, and therefore the departure ni the Engin was a meafure of precaution. A notice to the above effeft was fluck up at Lloyd's. in confequence of it= political relations ; in coulequence of its fituation, and in conferpience of the di ftinguithed rank it holds asa inemberoi the Ger maoic bocly, ought to have protected Hanover, and prudence would diaate that it now lhotild protal elamburgh and Lubec, a k aiiift the tinjuit itnd un reafonable demands of the French Government.— As Praia, however, has fo krg remained in a (late of apathy during a period uh,:n its indig nant feelings ought to has,: roofed it i!:to aaion, and when it might have laved much uafle of blond, and fecured the filet-ties of Europe, there little reafon to think it will, on tl•!c rittlent ccafion, ch viate from its Wilbilinsous fyilem of neutrality, or interfere to el eck the pro'refs of French rapacity. Tlictigh ?mai has thus (hewn itfclf negleftful of it% true interefts, and t f the duty, which as a powerful nation it owes to the other (twee of Europe, the cafe feems to be dif. 'rent with ftuilia. That power, however mulch inclined to peace, has for fume time pall beheld with a conflderable degree of con• cern the encroachments of France, and we live at d trutt the time is nut far diii.int when it will fu!ir.w up its unfuecef-'ul mediation with meal - tires of a more energetic 'wore, and come loriv.ird at to mo mentous a clifis to prevent the kir .t of liberty Item being entirely e.tiuz.i.flted on the Ccmincnt. MEETJA'G OF PARLIAMENT. Yefterday, about twelve o'clock, his MaiISTY, and the Princelles AUGUSTA and ELlzassru,attended by Lady M. WINYARD, arrived at the Q2een's Houfe, from Windfor. The Princeffes Malty and Au au A, attended by Lady A. Cure asaLawn, arrived at one. A Privy Council was fummoned to meet at two o'clock, at 'which time the Members began to aliens. ble. At a quarter before three his MAJESTY attended the Council, at which were prefent the Lord CHAN CELLOR, Mr. ADDINGTON, Lord HOBART, Baron H•V/Kk SBUR Y., Mr. YORKE, the Duke of Port -Lawn, Earl ST. VINCENT, Earl of WESTMORLAND, MT. CORRY. and Mr. STRINEN COTTERELL. At this meeting his MAJESTY'S Speech to both Houfes of Parliament was finally agreed upon; and this day between two and three o'clock, his Mayas ry went in nate to the Houfe of Lords, where the Com. mons being fent for and come, the KING opened the Salon with the Speech from the throne. The weather was extremely unfavourable, bnifter ous and rainy—totally fpoiling the fplendour of the Procatlion to and from the Parliament•houfc. The CHANCELLOR of the EICH&VER gave a grand dinner yetterday, at which wele prefint, Lord C. SOMIRSET, Lord U. TIIITNNG, The Sr ttttt o the HOUSI of COMMONS, Hon. Mr. Ate Ler. Mr. BASTARD, S;r J. NrcaoL, ATTOINIT NIIdSOLICIIOII. Ci NCRALII: Mr. 'Konica, Mr. CORRY. Mr. TURN ty, Mr. H. ADDINGTON, Mr. VANSIT (ART, Mr. BOND, General MAITLAND, Sir Wu. SCOT T. Mr. SARGENT, Lnrd CAST AAAAA 0111, Colonel SLOAN a. Mr. BANKS. Mr. STEILL, Lord Hew►ssavßv alio gave a dinner. Yellerday the Earl of UXBRIDGI arrived in town to attend Parliament this day. The origin of the report of an attack having been made upon Alderney, is thus fatisfaftorily explained in a letter from Southampton, dated Nov. 19 : " On Wedoefday evening this town experienced a genera! alum from a report dist the Mantis of Jerfcy and Alderney wereattacked by a formidable force from the matt of France; but It b s fines, turned out to be no other than the arrival of the hicwfoundiswi' Beet, bound for Poole, &c. and the occafion of alarm proceeded from the firing of two frigates to bring the (hips to, in order to examine and prefs fuch men as were fubjed to [erre his Malefty:. - - The ratite of Sir JACOB AITLIY, Bart. againft Lieutenant-Colonel TOOK! HARWOOD, tried at the two laft affir:s for the county of Norfolk, and which attraaed fo much of the public attention, is, w•e learn, removed into the Court of Exchequer Cham ber by writ of error, for the purpofit of foletnn argu ment on as alledged fatal error appearing upon the face of the record. On Sunday haft the Spelthorne Legioa, com manded by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cza- RIIIICE, were infpeeted on Afhford Common by Lieutenant• General DALRYMPLE, who complimented the corps or. their military appearance, order, and difcipline. They moillered about B.to throng. After the infpeetion, his Royal Highnefs, accompanied by the officers, adjourned to the Toy, at Hampton, where they were entertained with an elegant dinner. His Royal Highnefs the Panicle of WALES is to. pre fent their colours in about a fortnight. The Eaft India Company, in the true fpirit of patriotic liberality to the public fervice of defence, fome time ago voted to,o.sci Tons of Shipping as Armed Tranfports for the protelion of the coalt. It will be gratifying to the public at large, as well as inflict to the Company, to nate, that they have nearly fulfilled their refolutiort in the fame munificent ftylt in which they conduit all their tranfaftions. There never Wdi collefted fuch an efficient fleet of tranfports, on any occafion : and we have great fatisfaetion in communicating to our Readers a lift of thole already engaged, viz. TCIfl. 400 I 8 Norfolk Chapman 555 14 6 79 54S 20 . 43$ 116 Lord Forbes Atlas - Paragon - - 4 00 36 :lurora - 491 t 6 'Triton - 44 16 I.ord NLlfon • - Apt 16 (ndefatigable 550 1$ Duckentield - - Soo t 8 Si- AlolAnctl. Mitchell 523 11 ri , dt 05 3 6 n - 365 i 8 Prricus . 363 s 6 - 369 16 10,41'2 - 353 s 6 32 &24 pounders Cone 9 -pounders to the so 9-pounders Lrith 6 4-pounders Ration. Gone to 01afgow. Amiercon 369 /2 3di 14 In all 'I wenty The ((Mon. ing Letter has b Ger.crAl HEWITT, Infpeßor• Army of Ittrerve CIRCULAR. Inliseeling General's Office, Lcndon, Nov. 18, lAc3. 441 16 About to fall on fcrrlce. Sceptre Walker Si it, res..ts. keen written by order of •Gencral of die Rocal With a view to give (-fleet to the late General Orders, the dif ferent Regiment. of Iniaetry, to,;ether wit► hi* Majefty's Guards and Royal Regiment of Anil have been direeted to detach re parti.. tl.e acrel places at whit Corp., having re. ecivol men of the Need Army of Referve, are Itatiored; and I am, by the Ir.yeet ing GLotral's dietetics's, to requeß will pro mote the intention. of his Royal Highnds the Commander in Chief, by poinitting every poffible intercourfe between thole poe tic. and your men, which the good order and difcipline of the Cot unchr your cummand.niay admit if. I am intent to antis,: you, that the men volunteering for either Corps, having ni, clothes of their own, are to take away their re-:memol clothing, for which you will take the receipt of the Officer receiving thin, as it will r.inain to be determined r or not Inch clot hirg is to be charg:d to the Colo❑el albs Corp. ler winch thay vo.unicer. 1 lie recruitinc regulations for the infantry regiments, in re. card ro fl inclai a :aid age. wiz. mt n, not above 30 years of age, S leer 1 int he► high ; and growing lads from 16 to to years of age, 5 feet 1 inches, are to be ittictly attended to by the parties of the line. Thole of Ole Cuartlft and Artillery have their own regimental inn r.ltior.s for th.ir guide. fignrd by their refPrelive Coninuoid teg (J Seers,whiett mutt be OICII /I to you prcsiesuCy to the Volan• t, r, • •u: nine ow: for theft Corps. Vru will be ple..fed trantniit to this Office, on the lath, a rrrti-o 1.1 the numt , er nf Volunteers, (pact' rine fur what Corps, to that inelutivr, and tm the :vitt, ul the what number, Irani the alit to the atith rout. both ila)s I t..,ve the honour to be. nu. du. (si :tie n) " PrTaa Caul, Affiftant lafprear.' " , :ototoouelog Depot, &.. 71/Flrn ES, DR UR Y-L AN E.-1 . 11.! ne w comely of Marti of Oat was repeated lall night,•and promilcs, in its improved Rate, to prove iittradive. Several judi.:His alterations and curtailments have taken place ; and when Mr. BANNISTER announced the Play for thi, evening, not a fingle murmur of dirapprobation was heard. Covercr GaRDEN.—The play of 3lettrure for Ifertfir e , and the new farce, Rai iv she Wind, were performa, laft night, at this Theatre, by their MAJEs-re Es mind. The part of the Duke was performed Ly Mr. KEMBLE in a very dignified and impreLfl. (Lyle; an 4 COOKE gave firong colouring to the marked villainy of AngeIo.CIIARLES KEMBLE'S Claudio was a very reputable delineation of the part ; but by far the find' aCting of the evening was Mrs. SiDDONS'S Ifittella. In the humourous pans of the Dramatis Ferfons, KNIGHT as Lucia, INLAIICHARD as Elbow, and Ex citY as the Clown, were very entertain• ing. So greatly was the public feeling excited, that at fix o'clock, not a lea: was to be had its any one of the bones. Numbers were turned back from every part of the houfe. Before the arrival of their MAJES TIES, there was coofiderable confulion, from the eagernefs even of thofe • who had places taken, and the Qruggle and contention of others lets fortunate. 1 1 When the approach of the Royal Family was an flounced, a profound silence prevailed till the I:is c entering his box, the houfe was rent with the greetings of his loyal people. The t,l! tIN was received with the fame unbounded entlitifialm. The Princeffes Au- GUSTA, ELIZABETH, and M•II/Y, accompanied their Royal Parents, and partook of the exprelfion of the public affeCtion. The Royal Family being featcd. Gan Ave the Kova was lung by all the vocal perfor mers. The words— . 0 Lord our Cod, ante, Scatter his enemies," brought down the thunder of the general content and plaudits. The Fong was loudly called for a fecond time; but, as the performance immediately began, the refpeet paid to his Mayssres prefence filenced the clamour. After the play, Mr. /ricLarior fang Rule Britannia, accompanied in the chorus by the vocal performers ; and INCLIDON gave a loyal tong at the end of the play, which ftrongly operated upon the general feelings of the audience. The whole was the triumph of loyalty and patriotifm. Their MAJESTIES looked extremely well. they appeared to be highly gratified with both the play and farce. His Male* was in regimentals, The %mem wore a white and gold robs, a black velvet helmet cap, ornamented with enfants and tars of diamonda r teeklace. cm-rings, and bows of diamonds. Princefs Ansolim—attlarone and Neer 'robe, bad drefs a bane. dean of diamonds, with a very large and beautiful plume of Arida feathers. Prised, Elisabeth.—A dark arch with a Mack turban, orna mented with a profafon of diamonds, and a pin= of at haft Lis oftrich /scathes'. Princefs Marg.—White and filver drefi, diamond handrail, and a plume of four oftrich feathers. The three Printslies wort dins mood necklaces and ear-rings. The Doke of CA st sa DG aims in fcarlet regimentals. Among the company, we obfer ved the following dif• tinguithed charaElers: Ambaffadors—Turktet and AMerienla Marquiffer—Salllbury and Downflure. Lords--Macartncy, Gwydir, Hartwell, PcterSam, and Mas. chionefs of DownOahe. Countefles--Harrtntrnn, Leitrim. Macclesfield. and Talbot. Ladlea--Ellwabeth Tumors, two Clevreasts, two Stanhspes, ley, and Sefton. Mr. and Mrs. Goldfmid, and the Mifa Golankly; Mr. and Mrs. Codrlngton, Mr. and Mrs. Mackeneic, Mr. Angerfiern, fkc. fin. together with a great variety of Military and Itavaloficets. The Earl Of CHESTEIMELD did not attend his MAJESTY, as Matter of the liurfe, to the Theatre laR night, on account of die indifpolltion of the Conn• refs and his daughter. As his MAJESTY was returning from the Theatre through the Mews, the Guard of the Royal Weil minlier Regiment of Volunteers, with that alacrity and difcipline which diainguifli the Regiment, turned rut inflantly, and prefented arms to their gracir.at Sovereign. Mr. SDFRID4II dined lan Friday with the CHAY. CELLO% of the Excusctyyrt, at his kook, in Rich. mond park. He remained there all night. Rovat. Acronym—There was hilt night a general meeting of the Acadetnkians, to taker into confidera tion the King's meffage, on the fubjed of their late difputes. The following, we htlieve, though a brief. is a corrth outline of the b.ifinefs Prefident, and a majority of the Cauncil, took it upon them to firfpend five of the Member., amongfl sshom was Mr.' YENti, the Treaf u rer. Their next Rep was, from their own authority, to vote sect. to the Sub:eriprinn Lloyd's, though to any filch vote it was required hr the Statutes of the Academy, that the Treafurer thould be a party. This being deemed an infringe. ment on the Rules, and an a& which may be impr.'• perly quoted as a precedent, the minority in council thought it proper to tranfmit a memorial to the King. as Patron of the Academy, having &11, iD order to Phew that they were not afluated by improper ma tives, male up a puife amongll themfelves, tranlmitted it to the Patriotic Fund. His Majerty, with his ufiral condefcenfoNn, after perufing the Me morial, fent it ti. the Attorney General for his t•pi nion. The anfwer of the Learned Gentleaom was, that the proceedings of the mai , uity were illegal, and fuhverrive of the Acad •fl is 1 Ilatotes. 'I he King, in• co 'fir:pence, ere fed th liter lut en. wi h Lis own hand, and palleu a cen. ',e endings. •l•he bufinefs of !ail :,,ght ssa. to Ter , ' t to fentirnentsexprefred by his Majelly on be fubjetr and there, with the opinion of the ATI"' 11.11EY (.4 N GRAL, were ordered, after Orme explanatcry c..nver fation, to be entered on the records of the Academy. Mrs. LLOYD, filler to Lord Wl4l YWORTM, lull he clothes Lift week, which were in trunks coming t London in the 'Tunbridge waggon. All the berttif laces and other prefents, brought to Mrs. LLOYD h the Ducheje of Deld, from France, are in the lift lace. On Tuefday evening the Rth inßant, when Nft LIND. the wife of Dr. LIND. of WISCSOR. " a:tending the Lill at the Town . ; fyrsii by Ertl of UXBRIDGE, fhe was feizcei r. affraion, and carrird home ; the nlnslneJ wierm hopes of recovery till the Smutty toifreeirg. ill.: expired ; during that tinn: fhe id n ot fpeAk word. Yellerday her ;Tamils' ever; interrea In (ii Wiadfor church. 1 4. r I is nol tion Le wi with I opini„ No ill ton Eard R:m Tkag, I Vortlnt rty, • tit Du ri Icgne, mot! I in con g• t aq , 7,r1;1.1 .li 1 ar to wl Vi wan G with tioni in le ever Arbon night bind feemi Thy's B.rh A■