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GREYHOUND INN, FERRYDIUDOL MARY MOODY begs lean to acquaint her Friend , and the Public in general, that Ike has taken her Soo in Law. S %MUEL RUSBY, to join her in carrying on the Bulinefr both of the Farm and the above Inn, and Nicks a anti nuance of the Favours of the numerous Friends of hcr late Huf band ; and !cgs leave to inform them, that the Coaches, as ufual, will be duly attended to; u alto Pat-Chafes, with able Morita and careful Drivers, by their moil obedient humble Servants, Ferri/bridge, MARY MOODY, 0:t.7, 4°3. SAMUEL. RUSBY. TRUEMAN and RUSHY inform the Public, that in confer quests of the latter fortading to the Inn at Eerrybridge, on the acad.( of the late Mr. Thomas Moody, hir Father-in-Law. the Partnarlhip Lbfitting twtween Trueman and Rolby, in the Wine Obi Spirit Tirade, will be diffolved on the 3rit Day of December EDWDARD I'RUEMAN, Panterrar2,oa. 7,1803. SAMUEL RUSBY. LONDON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER it IT. Lenc..—Holiday at an the Public Offices. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Nab Stack Long Ann. rs 5:161 3 par C..nt. Red. t{ } Ain Ann. 13-16 3 3 per C. Conf. 321: Fiehrq. Bills par ts. dif 4 per Cent. 67 661 7.1 67 Oniniumn lc. tiff. j per Cat Ann. If 6 Lottery Tickets t 71.15. Din l es 1 797. /7119 Coal for acc. The Dublin Mail of the t3th inflant Rates, that Quigley, Stafford, and Perrot, for whole apprehen- Gone rewards have been offered by Government, were then in cußody. They had been taken in dif. ferent parts of the country. The reports received and circulated refpeaing the progrefs of the French preparations for invafion, are very vague and contradiEtory. In one point they are, however, all agreed, that the exertions are un remitting, and that every mean is reforted to to make it popular. Indeed, they are bufy contriving what form of government will heft fuit their ideal conquell, and how they can employ the youths of this country fo as bell to fare their own, and prevent any after at. tempt at emancipation. A Mr. A nutria, a native of Sweden, who, from bodily infirmity, went to and refided in the South of France during almoß the whole of the Revolution, and left it only about three weeks ago, in an Ameri. can rail, which called at and landed him in ,Ireland, gives information that unufual plunder is promifed to the Army of England, viz. to the army who fhall conquer England. He adds, it is generally laid in France, that it is the intention of the French Go vernment to recruit their forces from the youth and moll able bodied men of this country, whom they in tend, in the firll inllance, to mix with their regiments, and afterwards to draft them to be fent to St. Do. mingo and their other foreign fettlements : this, to. gether with its being held out that after this country gall be fubdued, all foreign commerce fhall be car ried on from France, and be totally prohibited from this country, renders the invafion in general a popular kheme. as they think it mull prevent war in future, at lealk between this country and France. From the above let our countrymen contemplate the fate that awaits them fhould the French fucceed in collating the free-born folks of Britain. What would the Rate of Society In this country be, when to thefe dreadful ealami:tes were added the introduc tion of French moral:lty, which has produced fuch fatal effe4s wherever. its baneful ibfinence has pre vailed. The pifture exhibited by the Report of the Prefco of the Police at Paris to the Grand Judge for the laft Republican year, ending September 23d, is of fo horrid a nature that we fhould have forborn to lay it before our Readers, had we not been perfuaded that it would hold up a ufeful leffon to the public at large, and convince even the molt incredulous, how far fuperior the happy Conflitution which *e at pre. feat enjoy is to any (yam that might be manufac tured for us by thefe republican reformers. and hOw much better it is calculated to produce the objet of ell good governments—virtue and happinefs. In the comic of the year, according to this report, four hundred and ninety men, aid one hundred and Szty-feven women have committed Cuicide at Paris ; eighty one men and fifty-nine women have been murdered, of whom fifty five men and fifty-two wo men were foreigners, flrangers, or have not been owned. Six hundred and forty-four divorces have taken place. One hundred and fifty-five murderers have been eucuted. Twelve hundred and ten per fons have been condemned to the pities, to the Oh fury, or to chains; fifteen hundred and twenty-fix to Laid labour, to longer or (hotter imprifonment. Six ty-four have been masked with hot irons. Amongft the astvinsis executed were feven fathers, who had poisoned their children ; ten hufbands, who had mur dered their wises ; fix wives who had poifoncd their hufbands, and fifteen children who had puifoned or otherwife deßroyed their parent; During the fame period, twelve thoufand (event) , St public women, or amt. walkeri, have been rii;:f tered, mid have paid for the proteCtion of the police. FVteen hundred fifty-two kept millrefles arc noted and known at the Prefeflore of Police, and three hundred and eight public brothel; have been privi. hod and licenfed by the Police Prefed at P ti is. Suns the war with England, of (our hundred and (nem privileged gambling bottles, nnc hundred and twenty have been (tut up, ati,l ti e revenues of the eonfular Government from the Republican lotteries an three millions (t:0,30°1. het ling) lel the three liAn fia m Hai' than the lix months preceding. 1 lie secirunt add• that the two latter arc giceafion ad by the ablate: of the Lagiillu ENGLISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. The following is a lift of the principal Englifh Pri frr.ers of War at Fontainblean Hon. Gultavos Hamilton, fon Major Burke. of Lord Boyne. Mr. and Mrs. Leder Hon. J. Blaquiere, fon of Lord Mr. Gould. de Blastulae. Mr. Halpin. Hon. Lieutenant-Col. Annetley, Mr. Pigott. fon of Lord Anodley. Mr. Rowley Otto. Hon. Henry Tufton, brother of Mr. R. Browne. Lord Thanet. Rev. Mr. White, of Lancing: Hen. Edward Tufton, ditto. Captain Gerrard. Lieutenant-Colonel Bradford. Captain Coombe, Marines. Mr. and Mrs. Giffard. Captain Cary. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher. Mr. Cary. Mr. Mrs. and Mifs Fiott. Captain Bannatyne Mr. and Mrs. Aufrere. Mr. and Mrs. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Kennet. Captain Congreve. Lieutcnant-Colond and Mrs. Mr. Trevor. Cope. Captain Owens. Rev. Robert Wolfe, and Mrs. Captain Power. Wolfe. Mr. M•Taggart. Mr. and Mrs. Stcvcnfon. Mr. Garlic,. Dr. Lloyd. Mr. Le Souef. 01101,1 Stack. Lieutenant Brown, IL N. Lieutenant-Colonel Tyndale, Mr. Hautenville. Life-Guards. Mr. Columbine. Colonel Moore. Mr. De jerfey. Major and Mifs Rands,. Mr. Mr. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Dare Mr. Ellevick. Mr. Wigney. Mr. Green. Mr. Tilt. Mr. Light. Lieu , Nanney, R. N. Mr. Goodman. Mr. Taylor. Mr. Le Melorier. Mr. Roche. Mr. Warwick. Mr. cbetbini. Lieutenant Prefeott, R. N. and Mr. Garland. Mrs. Prekott. Mr. and Mifs Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Ftitfo. Mt. Fall. Mr. Blackmure. Mr. Devatifls. Mr. Sant. Mr. Watherdown. Mr. May. There are feveral fervants, many feafaring men from Jerfey and Guerufey, and feveral ihoemakers,, hatters, and other artifans. The prifoners are under no other reftraint, than that of appearing once in the week at the Commanckant's Office, and being at home by ten o'clock at night, and of not Beeping out of tie town; but theft two lift regulations are not Briefly attended to ; and the Commandant, aUows the pri. foners to be abfent for two or three days, and to go any where but to Paris. Many of the prifoners, efpecially thofe who came from St. Maio, Havre, aid Rouen, were infamoufly treated on the road hi ther—conveyed in carts, in company with chained malefarlors, and pillaged by the different bodies of gens d'armcs, who extorted a guinea a night far their permiffion •to Beep in an inn, and not in the coin mon ptifon, and caroufed at their expence. It fhould be known, that Lord ELGIN fent down 1251. Betting, for the relief of feveral Englifh there, in embarra ff ed circumilances ;—and that his example has been fol. lowed by the Hon. Mr. EARDLEY, and by M. Psi aec•ux, banker, at Paris, who each fent down Sol. Belling for the fame purpofe. Yefterday morning his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CUMBERLAND arrived at Windfor. His Mairsrt. the Duke of CUMBERLAND, General MANNERS, and Colonel FITZROY, rode to Hampton Court, to view the Stud there. Her MAJeSTY aad Princefs ELIZA writ, attended by Ladies SYDNEY a,lld STAWILL, in a fociable and four, took an airing through the Great Park, along Blacknefs Bridge. Sunning Hill, and returned through Crouchly Park. Princers Soma and Lady PITT took an airing on horfebaek. Prin cefs AMELIA, attended by Lady CRAWLEY, took an airing through the Plantations by Virginia Water.— Trincafs Sorst la of GLOUCESTER arrived at the Lower Lodge about one o'clock. The Statfordthire Militia had a grand field day in the Little Park, un• der the command of Colonel &teat". We hear that Lord EDWARD Sostcass! intends offering himfelf as a candidate, to fucceed his brother the Marquis of WoaC ESTER, in the reprefentatioo of the County of Gloccfier. The diredt communication with France, which has been in long fufpended, has again been opened in one particular inflance. Donor SCOTT has obtained a paffport, figned by TALLITIAND, with a letter of recommendation to MENCAUD, at Calais, to enable him to attend on Lord ELGIN, with is at Bareges, taking the waters of that place. His Lordihip's health is confiderably amoded. Mr. SrlactiStarya; the Britifh Minifter to Stut- Cor& and Mr. H. W. W. %Viola, our Mini(ler to the Curt of Drefden, with the Hon. Mi. Acia (fon of the Archbithr'p of Dublin), going to Berlin; failed from Sheet ecfs on Saturday in la limonite, of 44 guns, convoy to the &Pic fleet. On Thurfday laft, his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cy was RLAND gave a fplendid dinner at Glouceller Hoofe, Hotwells, to the Field Officers and Captains of the Royal Brillol Volunteers, and to the Military Officers of the ffime rank of the feveral corps at pre fent in Brian', in number about Go perfons; In the evening the Prince went to a concert, where he joined in feveral charming glees. Ycflerdak was the day appointed for his Royal Highnefs to leave Briltol, and .it is reported there, that Lieutenant• General Tast.rroor, at prefent in Ireland, is to faceted his Royal Highnefs in the command of that ditlrift. The German Journals fpeak much of a new Co. medy, afted at Vienna, called Wm -again, de Vane*, which has been attended with peat foccefs, and brought croucicd houfes. It is laid to abound wi.h eltCellent flrokes of humour, as a proof of which, they quote the following few wet, which the Author puts into the mouth of his hero, a tailor by proief- Son. Being the Commander of a fleet, he is deft tons of making an aerial voyage with it ; tome of I his friends wifned to diffulde him from this attempt on account of the dangers he would be expofed to from tempelle. " No, No," replied he, " I (hall tun no danger, for I mean to carry a port with me." Yefterday at el:ven o'clock the fecond -battalion of the Third Regiment of Font Guaids, with de. tachments from the Firft andColdllream Regiments, were formed i.i Knightfbridge Barracks, for the pur pole of being pi cleat at the putting in execution the (metrics of a Brigade Court Martial held on a pri vate of the Tl.ird Regiment, for repeated defertion; he was fentenced to receive 9oc lathes, but the Duke of Volta was pleated to forg;ve the corp 'cal punifh• m e in on condition of ferring in a iy of the segi mews beyond the Ic4s. The Earl of Baavi v, com manding officer of tbe Third Regiment, addrellid tlrculln.t in a tiding manner, natio% the enormity of his offence, which teemed to 11.,ve a proper eflett, as he expt grew' coottition ftg his ciinie, and a reiolistion to arricad his life in uLstcrei resimeat he Islay 14 lint to. SPOIITING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, moaner, OCT. 17. One third of a Subfcription of sgs. each, with 501. added by the Jockey Club for 5-yr olds carrying 811. 51b. 6-yr olds 811. I t lb. and aged 911. B. C. D. of Grafton's b. tn. Penelope, 3 years old - - Sir C. Bunbury's b. m Eleanor, s years old - • I Mr. Howorth's eh. h. Malta, s years old Mr. Watfon's b. h. Lignum Vita, 6 years old . dr. Mr. Ladbrake's ch. h. Bobtail, aged Ld. Sack yak's b. h. Whirligigo years old • - dr. Mr. Wilton's b. h. Surprizc, 6 years old - • dr. Ld. G. H. CavendiOs's Trombone, 3 years old - dr. Two to t againa Penelope-6 to 4on Eleanor — and to to r againll Malta. Sweepflakes of isogs. each, cogs. ft. R. M. Mr. Ladbrokes Georgiana, 7ft. ijib. - - - Mr. Vs'atfon's Gaoler, 81. 81h. - a Mr. Howarth's PopinjAy, Sit. 7lb. Five to 4 on Georgiana. Sweepßakes of sogs. each. Two•yr. old C. Mr. Watfon's Trombone, soft. alb. - - - z Mr. Ladbrokes Vo!metiers, 61t. alb. - - - Mr.Wilfon's c. Merryman, by Buzzard, bit. 91b. - 3 Mr. Howard's Creeper, 811. 71b.. - - - - 4 Five to 4 again Trombone-3 to t againft Vo lontiers-4 to t against Merryman—and 5 to 1 againft Creeper. Ld. Sackville's ch. c. by Pot Bo's, 811. 31b. beat Mr. Watfon's Dreadnought, ytt. 61b. R. M. wogs. _ 5 to 2 on Pot Bo's. Mr. Edwards's Bob Handy, 9R. 71b. to be rode by the owner, brat Mr. F. Buckle's ch. f. Jew's Eye. by Meteor, out of Nimble, R. Two•yr. old C. sogs. h. ft. -5 to aon Bob Handy. Mr. Wardell's Harefoot, 711. 7}b. beat Mr. Forth's Brighton, Bft. ylb. D. I. toogs.-5 to 4 on Brighton. Mr. Howorth's Malta, 9(1. 51b. beat Mr. Wad m's f. by Beningbrough, out, of Gaoler's dam, 811. Two. yr. old C. 5010.-5 to 2 on Malta. Mr. Watfon's Gaoler, rec. toogs. compromife from Sir, J. Shelly's Anuifeed, BR. alb. each. 8,. M. 3oog h. ft. The Paimez of WALE*, and a large party of mili tary Officers and nobility, dined yellerday with the Earl of CLAIM:MT, at his houfe in Berkeley-fquare. The DUKE of KINT will review the troops at Wineheller this week. Counfellor Cuter is arrived in this country from Iretand. Colonel Goer I as‘crost, M, P. of Newton Palk, near Bath, has purchafed the late Mr. Vii) is.essrs boo& in Grofvenor•fquare. Lord TtI . URLOW% late honk, in St. jensees•liware, has been purchafed by Mr. WILLIAM OLD, the f. of Mrs. Gail/var. • The Hon. Capt. HER{/IT, fon of the Earl of d Calas•avom, WAS on Thursday fe'anight elgted Mayor of the borough of Wilton. Earl Ft TZWILLIASI has joined his regiment at Elp fiead Camp. near Colcheller. C. MORR ts, Efq. of Loddington-hall, near Up pingham. has patrivt!„catly prefunted C s overnment with two pieces of artillery. The Ladies of Leeds have entered into a fuhferip don to furnilh the Volunteers of that Borough. with flannel waillcosts, as an expoiffion of gratitude for their generous proteEtion. • The new Comedy from the pso of RIYKOLDI at length received its title, which is quite in the ftyle of his whintfical Mufe. It is to be called Three per Cap. Ship Letters were received yefterday from New Van k, Philadelphia, Virginia; and Guernfey. _ _ A bag of letter* was made up at the PoQ•Office IA night. and fent off to Holland. His 7 Majefly's fhip the Hato, of 74 guns, W 2% yetlerday put into comMiffion, and the Honourable C. A. H. GAILPNEI appointed to the command. All the botnb•vefels now fitting nut, are ordered to be fitted 'out on the old conarultion. - Mellis. HERRING and IticH•aosow have made an offer to Government of feveral veffels for the ler vice of the navy, which offer has been accepted. Three fignal-houfes are to be immediately 'rated on the Holdernefs coatis; one at Dimblington, one at Hornfea, and the other on Flaanbio' Head. A great number of pikes were lodged in the Tower yellerday, to be ready againft any time of invaffoh. On Friday laft, twenty blacks, who had been taken on beard a French Weti•lndiarnan, arrived at Marlborough from Stapleton prifon, having volun teered in the Britifh fervice. It is Paid they are to remain at Marlborough till a complete rcgiment is formed. A Correfpondent in Staffordfhire Rates, that there are kveral coal mines in that country, s.hich are worked out. They are dry and airy, and capable of containing from 3o to 40,000 men. A Serjeant's guard would be fufficient for the fafc.keeping of pao ptifoners thus difpofed of. Saturday morning a Court Martial was held on a Lieutenant belonging to the St. Andress's and St. George's Volunteer Corps. After a trial, which lifted an hour and a halt: he was found guilty, and the cafe was ordered to be laid before the :Marquis of TITCHFIFLU. The Marquis of TITCHFII.LD has Cent a letter to the Colcncl of this Corps, flaring— " that in cafe of orders to march to the coati, any member who thall rtifobey, than be brought to a Court Martial as a common deferrer." In confequence of an information given at Marl borough and Bow.flreet Offices, of an intended duel to take place early ye lerday morning, Hamilton and Lovet of the one Office, and Smith and others of the other Office, attended on the ground at the appointed hour, and,took into cußody one of the Gentlemen who attended with his fecond, who appeared to be one of the St. I'ancrafs Volunteers, the other Gentle a)4n, laid to be a Volunteer alfo, did not appear ; he was held to bail, to keep the peace, &c. There were at Weyl.ill fair lad week about ta,ooo pockets of hops, which were all fold at advanced prices, much beyond what was ever expected by the planters; fine Farnhams fetched 91. and fome few higher; Crondall and Country hops from 61. to 81.8 s. A quicker Pale was never known, and confidering the quantity, it atloniffied the oldell and moll experienced in the trade. Cheefe was in great plenty, and fell from Is. to Bs. per cwt. at the dole of the fair.— Horles, of which time was a great thew, fetched high prices. MARGATE, OCTOBER 15. Mr. Prrr was here yeflerday and infpeeled thret Companies of the Margate Volunteers in Mr. Coss's field. Among his retinue are Mr. CANNING and Lord CAILRIN atom, who dined with him at Kidinan's. Two of the boats upon which the carrouades are placed, yefterd,ty fired four rounds each in the pre tence of Lord KEITH. The novelty of the fpetlacle attra&ed a very numerous company of fpe&ators. The Ball of Thurfday night had to boat of a brie. liant and fcihionable company, who were however again obliged to endure the fpurs of the cavalry of fivers. Strange that they fhould continue to moon the boards in inch a way. This fingular innovation is Paid to proceed from a military order. BRIGHTON', OCT. 16. At noon, yefterdsy, the corps of Sea Fenc?bles were drawn up on the battery to difcharge fixteer rounds of forty.two pcundlhots at a fmall boat moor ed about half a league from the (bore, with the French jack et the maft head. The firft (hot was apparently within a yard of the objed; the fecond was fomcwhai clofer ; the third raked it fore and aft, carrying awa) its upper areak, and bringing its broadede to face the battery, when the fourth Shot literally afunder ' and fent the disiointed bark to the bo.tom. Such it the Angular proficiency of this corps in their difcipline, and fuch will be the fate of the Corfican'a Hat bottoms,' fhoulci-they have the temerity to appear gun-(hot in this quarter. Sir Bestow) NAG L[, Captain S,LOULF, and literal strilitary officers were on the fort, while groups of Britilb Belles acre drawn up as fpedators on the Cliff, who loudly applauded the fuccefsful pradrce of the'day, which (their objerft of attack havin fo fatisfadorily difappeared) termi nated on the f ourth round, excepting that one gust was afterwards difcharged, properly elevated, to afcertain how far, in cafe of neceffity, it would throw a mot, and which, moderately fpeaking,ftruck not the water within the diftance of a league. The flying artillery had a field day. yellerciay cut ;lye Dnwns,. to the north; and the South Hanes, with the rifle corps attached to the Suffer, were eaersifed in firing at targets ; the whole of which were Furl formed with Intrealed ability an 4 ibccefs.—A, flisEt party of the Nobility were UR night entertained *tea a Concirt at which Vilma& prefuled,'at Sir lines anti Lady Cot.t.tvom'e. MifsCot.s evon,in she midis of the evening, lung feveral fungi in a very fine Ryle . and other elegant female anaateurs:difplajed lisesA indica itovreti of the piano forte and harp. 7411:1T1E . E.5. Caner guns —Lail night the Tragedy of IV, *erre was produded, tr ihe firit time, at this Theatre. in a deny fplendid dile, the dronatir 'refry, of which as it Ilisod in 'the iih, promifed to 'the admirers olt the kik-ionic art, a rich intellectual treat; 'as, in ad dition to the Rolle of Kisses', and the Eivirqoll4l73. SIDDOMS, .00111 was riamed as the reprefentai ire tar the spanifh General, from whom the Play takes its title. Towards the middle of the frit fcene, in Which he' made his entree, it was perceivable chit he was fora what iarkftofri; but his reeeption was filch, bg a very ntunernus and elegant audience, as Rimed to infpire him with frelh Spirits and Confidence.—Having proceeded, however, through two or thiee fiseeches; his Voice faltered, and he made a rudders (}rep—thq Houle applauded, and fie again attempted to go on, but was again obligedto make a paufe, and murmur a fliort apology : he loon after leaned hernia tipoti the arm of CI. A R 1140 N r, who performed Valverde, ap4 peared very ill and; while ia: ccjas was 4cprecat• ing the judgment of Heirs,. upon the guilt of thy Spani.rds, n was led off the Rage. The adore waited for ftime time expeding his return, and the audience became very clamorous. Mrs. Sionnas and CLasaMoa r attempted to clove the mutilated aft, lout were driven from the Rage. and the flat fcene fell. After the la pfe of a quarter of an bout, Mr. Csase. racial- came forward, but the Manager being loudly called for, he wad at length obliged to withdraw s when Mr. KIM aLt appeared, dreffed fnr the part of Rolla; and Rated that Mr. Cones was fo ferioully indifpofed (" Drunk—drunk"—was vociferated &nal feveral parts of the houfe ;—" Indeed no," Aid Mr: Kirescs), that it was imprAble for him to proceal with the part ; hut that Mr. Samosas had undertaken to performit, with the aid of the book, at a very fhort mate, and hoped for the indulgence of the au dience. This addrefs was applauded, aad the fecord aft commenced; when again the bottle became cla morous, and demanded a repetition of the preceding fcene, on which Mr. &miss; with great addrefs and pretence of mind, Repped forward and Aid," Ladies and Gentlemen, with your permilion, we will begin the performance again." This gave univerfal fans.: faction, when the curtain fell, and again tore at about 4 1 / 4 20afifeven o'eloe4. ' • Alter this every thing went on fmoothly.—Seat DONS delivered the tested* Pinareo as well as could be expelled in his titration ; and the reit of the Tra gedy was ext-emely well performed. Of the {Tr ll 4 and *lvira of Mr. Kr mace and Mr. SIDDON S. and the Aieseso of Cu Ks 'sacs, we have no new obfervations to make ; they never were mare fucceiL ful.—'l'he Cora of Mrs. H. Sinuous was extremely delicate and imeretting, and her father (Muster) gave cnnfiderabk dignity to the character of the ami able Monarch of Qnito.—The Las Calm of CORY was very refpedable ; and the highly finilhed little pare of the Pentroian Cattive, was affectingly delineated by Lite of the Haymarket Company.—lnt Valverde, it is but jaltice to add, that Civansproar was more than tribally attentive to the Wind's of the fcene.—lNcictioa, in the High Prieft, was charm ingly in tune, though, perhaps, a bats voice would be better fuited than his to the charafter. The reentry and dreffes of the play are very beautiful, and it will probably hare a tolerable run. The houfe was ev; tremely crowded. Douai LAN s.—Pizarro here retains all its aurae. Lion, and is likely to acquire new interest from the rivallhip of the other bottle. The fuperior depth of the Rage renders the privations, &c. grander and more finking. Their Temple of the Sun is Id% tier and larger in all its dimentions. The 'rod cal part of the performance greatly excels the other honk. The aching up in the whole is inferior; hag Pore's Rolla is highly refpeftable, and Mrs. Powett. approaches n • to Mrs. Stomas in Elver/ than any other charader fbe attempts. Dr. dea to Li thi Cr ♦e Si Id • !