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EXECUTION AT ILCRESTES. On Wednesday, James Watts and.faseph Enneerr, for uttering and !wilt; in their possession several forged Bank of England notes, and others of the Chelmsford Bank; sad Elen•srd Mtrifird, for break ing op-n the shop of Mrs. Abrahams, at Yeovtl, and stealing fifteen silver watches ; and John for breaking open a house. stealing upwards of 501. and putting the wife of Mr. J. Hockway in personal danger. were executed at llchester. Watts was &Etat 30 years of age, born in the neighbourhood Of Bradford, Wilts, and was in the pralice of job bing cattle at difiCrent lairs, but had recently settled as a butcher in Bath market ; Ennever was a shoe maker, of Bath—a young man of rather reputable chat a,ter, until his coo nation with a gang of forgers. The behaviour of the four criminals at the fatal tree was every way proper and exemplary; though Wets is reported to have shown few signs of contri rolr :!1 within a short period of his execution. ao the effels of superstition still sway the minds of many perrtns. that it is an undoubted tad, several children were takes by their parents all the s. a s , Iron Bath to lichester (about forty miles). on pnrpose that they might ►e touched by one of the criminals whilst suspended, as a charm against the King's evil. U'. Dennis Good/and and Thorns: Mace (alias Jem my from 7Mco), who were to have been executed with the above, for robbing Mr. Marshall, of Bath, on the Upper Bristol Road, received a respite du ring His MAJESTY'S pleasure, on Sunday sea:tight, during Divine service. FORGBD BANK NOTES. A letter from a gentleman, in Stranrawer, to his .friend in Belfast, dated April 15, says—Three men and a woman, all from Ireland, on Monday list, were yesterday apprehended-here, in the aa, and on sispieion of azterirg forged guinea bank notes of the :British Linen Company. The forgery is rather clumsily executed, on a eoerser paper than the ge nuine note, and wants the watn wave round the edges. The solocription a Win. DAllie. per Mana ger 'is a good irnitatirin ; but, instead of " Gen tle, per Accompt," the forger used, by mistake and ignorance, I doubt not, "J. I)encle, per laivrey " At the foot of the genuine note, on the left hand, there is engraved, in very small chirafters, "i. Ben o, se " within the two dashes beneath the words "By order of the Court of Duteors." Bat in th e. forged notes, the operator has not been able to decyp er there levers, and has used, in their stead, some indistina dots. The dashes are very imperfea. The persons apprehended have been examined.— One of them describes himself to be Daniel Breads* blacksmith, near Magherafelt, county of Deny. He, is a good looking, fair complexioned young man, dressed in a blue coat, black silk waistcoat, flesh. rolcnr"d k-rsrymere breeches, and boots, and rode a brownish horse, in poor condition ; to sell which, and to see some friends in Ayrshire, he says, was the sole objea of his visiting this country. He has been (totaled in issuing three of these notes, and in the aft of burning a fourth,, when he was about to be inprehendt's Another of the persons apprehended describes himself to be %% ilium Armour, weaver, in the parish of Maghera, county of Deny. He is like wise a ynung man, tall, and wish brown hair ; dressed in a blue coat, coloured waistcoat, green Velveteen breeches, and half boots ; and his obje& he sap, in visicitz Scotland. was to-see a brother in the neighbourhood of Glasgow. He was deteaed itt Afering one of these notes to a shopkeeper for clta-ge. The other person describes himself as John Stew art, weaver, in Mulloch,near Maghere, in the county of Dory. This is a more agra min, thicker, and Router, though not so tall as either of the other two, dark complexion, is dressed in a black coat, striped waistcoat, light.colouted breeches, black stockings, and >hoes Be has been challenged issuing two of these notes, and confessed having destroyed one when he was about to be taken into cuttody. The woman calls herself Elisabeth Wilson, resid ing in Havaunah-street, Glasgow, a native of Ire land. She was in company with these men, and though nothing has yet been discovered against her, she is suspeCted of bring concerned. It h suspreted that these are only the hirelings of the great criminal, who, in all probability. resides in the county of Derry, and furnishes Lis accomplices front the chief depot. accure.ing to their success in eirc.tlating or, perhaps, he may he skulking in this coo- try. al•sng with them. But are could not find any notes uprn or about any of these persons, wben thev were taken into custody. Since receiving the above letter, we have been in focused, that three of the culprits effetted their escape from jail ; but no sooner was it known, than all the gentlemen in the neighbourhaod, and a vast womlier of other people, set out upon different routes in pursuit ; for such is the activity used to de tea forgers in Scotland, that when any are known, a universal pursuit ensues, so that it is scarcely pos. Bible for the delinquents to evade detedion. Among the sufferers by t'•e dreadful calamity which occasioned the loss of the la man of war, in the Archipelago, we are concerned to find the name of Lieut. Helsnr SIIITHpnr , of the Royal Navy, son Of HIJIi/PHIttT SIOEHORP, Esq. of Can.. wick•house, near Lincoln. Saturday A Gentleman cut his throat at the Sur rey Coffee-house. in a fit of insanity. He had del): there the preceding tight. and not appearing in the Coffee-room the next morning. his chamber-door was forced, when it was discovered that be had put an end to his existence in the way described. As yet his name and address have not been traced. An inquisition was taken on Saturday, at the Gate, in the Harostead Road, before G. Hooeloni, Laq. Canner for Middlesex, on the body of an infant child. which was found with i:s throat cot, in a pt.:id, o•s the preceding dry. Tlie only evidence that came before the Jury. was tt:at of a boy I,elong kg to a factory, vila, perceived something floating on the surface of the water, which, on his tntic.hin7 with a ►tick, presented the features of an infant Its throat was cut neat:y from err in eat; and. to all apiearances, ti:e boar had been many days in the water. 'the Jai y returned a verdict of Ws%/ Iherdir against some pm son•or penoza tialcaowa. ANIERYCA. pity-vont, m 42 ea 16. There is a *pert, which has been current in 1 Washington on Tuesday sad IVednesday last. that on Monday an express arrived at the seat of the Governor, charged with dispatches from Governor Claiborne, of the Orleans territory. nes:: dis• patches are said to state, that a war with Spain has become inevitable; that the Spaniards have become insufferably insolent ; that they are colleAiisg at different points, in considerable force ; and that thvy have adually crossed the Sabine, and have taken possession of Natchitoches. The following article is copied from The Norfelk Leel:er of the 2d instant-a.- We are authorised to state, from undoubted authority, that orders have been received by the January Packet, by the Commander of His Britannic Majesty's naval force in America, to release every American seaman who may not have voluntarily entered, and can give testimony of bis Citizen ship." HEW YORK, MARCH 19. It is supposed, that the President will convene tho Senate, to submit the Treaty with Great Britain t them. The following are the reagens given in le:- tat from Washington for this supposition : " 11:4 the President has said , that the canyini: trade was plaeal 011 a forging favou•able to A merino Shi wog '• That the American littercoutot witit India was favoural:4y adiuned. . 6 Tliat the gentoal system of blncicarle was abandoned; and that of this twerity-five Articles c wopose the T.c.ity, twenty•three wee. altogether unexceptionable." Captain Dickenson, arrived at Baltimore, in the schooner !!in-n, horn St. Bartholomew's, Homy, that letters were received there some days before he sailed, stating the arrival of five French ships of the line, at Porto Rico, which island &was sai3 had been ceded to France. MARCH 23. Captain Harz of the ship Comer, ail tveta at &him. re, on Monday, from New ork2lih, in forms, that a report of Colonel !' nr having been taken, in consequence of the pro‘.amatinti el Go. vernor Williams. prevailed there at 'he time of his departure. This itnelligetsce is, in wine degree, cor roborated by the following article from a New Or leans Paper, of the 12th of Februar► : "It this morning reported, at,d we believe the report to be true, that Colonel Burr is now con fined in one of the United States armed vessels be fore Natchez." Braccounts from Jamaica, we lean, tha• 3 . 09 men have been sent to the as.ist;nee of CutAeon, and that Capt Brisbane is gone as Governor AIARCH 24. COMMERCIAL AGENCY. Tice Merchants of the city of New-York, who are in the habit of shopoins merchandise ' to an ! pail of the dommiow of Hi. Majesty the King of Hol , nsi, are her,by notified, that the same still be liable to confiscation, onion actenaranied by the certificate of the undersigned. J. G. BOciERT, Vice Commercial Agent. March 24. The Grand Jury of the Mississippi territory de clare in their presentment, that "Aaron Burr has not been guilty of any crime A. misdemeanour against the laws of the United States, or of lb I. territory, qv given arm jai, occaeionAr al true or iffiqai,isult to the good people iv that territory." "rbis carries with it a very extraordinary aspect. If they b •lieve what they say and are correct, what shall ts , think of the con duct of Wilkinson, and the Adn.intstration i If otherwise, the evil lies deeper aid is more incurable thin hiss been yet imagined. - -- . r - V /1":"LV E Vi DEO. We have extrafted the tuitow•ing particulars from a letter, dated Town St. Ph lil. ( nte Video) written by 31:1t:hrws, an rrderly :?rj-ant of the 3Sth regiment, to Sir Home Pophoor. The gratitude I owe to my ever.lanaented and best friend, Colonel Vassall, obligees me to Rive y or, and Lis frionds an authentic account of his last n.• o-tents, to which l was a witness. On our approach to the wall he missed the breach ; the grape and mu_ketry flew so hot, that the men became confu•ed, and many were about to refrear, but for his exertion. V, hen he conserved any of the men stoop it fli-ch, he cited out, as loud as possible, D—n it, men, don't lime', every (mike has its billet—pudr on, 3sths ! Thus he rallied them until they got pos session of the corner battery next the sea ; he was afterwards advancing to the great battery on the right, when k grapeshot broke his left leg—he fell, but in falling cried out. ' Push on, my brave soldirrs—charge them—don't miud me, somebody will take me up—'tis only the loss a a log in the service.' He sat up, and helped to tie on a hand kerchief to stop the blood, crying OW, during the anion, I care nothing for my kg, if nty regiment dries its ditty—l hope it will ' As vett as the t ow•n surrendered, he heard the men cheer ; he joined them, and ordered me to carry him to the head of his regiment. At hilf.paa three in the morning of the 3d he received his wouni ; of one in the morn ing of the 7th he died ; and at six in the SAM evening he was interred at the et retne of the Grand Church, with military hon,ors. I have the care of his thiags, of which l will realer a faithful account to Colonel Deane and Major Noigrat, who are to settle his affairs." Extra& of another letter front a gentleman at Monte Ira o " M rue Video, b. 9. " SVe arrivci here nn the Inch . 1 . 1,, c , jr..c‘el %tc. , lo'cnY about till tiie 6tti, w!ien the pLe e tea. t.,kev OUI base (erten/led prit.ligirs Mont , V Men Is a s,vy poor p'act-nt melt; the retricaLon. strong b..yourd lastly thirg. a!avght•t has bete tirearifol; it u easter to e than de .4;,obr. the ',cern' speutael- the town presented after Lie corm ; our poor fellows vstre litieally torn t be the grapu said cannon .hot from Ott Spasueli hattert and 111131 in stance. I belte.e s tLey nese surpassed all forme( act: of in trepidity. I rioarhe it naneancn, when I read actownx of her; t and oxen to Or had linrelnt a dollar (hes slaningii) earn 011..11t11(1,, t tiiir very morning we brsakfaNted part of a quitter ‘if re t, for which we paid only one tog rtnrosig. An eleg int le wrii may alst,ilutely he ptvelived for It ree *Pais. wLrah u r E.Ntai,d cost fan, radt.mia. " • p ltt Witt.: 4 idea is about ineren thotitand 4 . 4 ; .411, 1e , 0.11 lOW lito LISIII4 All white; the neat are Nevt.e. seed bicloat*. eke Ife now in the modlit of simmer, and trod ist 'deli atm id m , e, that the peaches *M ILAre 7 inr u;ittii the tire. for %rati•'of ,?..II ring. Rooms Ayer I I. tie; et very flittering accounts firm gentlemen who :ate hra thnfte its iuhablaoto are sw• ye dr thousand. slat. nraig u.s seat a Gi mitiallawiaa a a 11 mat ululated town.. , ' HE ENTOR OF TN!: BRIM!' PRESS. SIR—As you have been so obliging as to insert, gratis, in your paper of the 11th inst. the Subscrip tions received on behalf of the unfortunate suf: ferers at Leyden, for which the. Committee feel very much obliged to yee. I take the liberty of sledding you the inclosed. which, 1 hope, you will find ime res:ing enough for insertion in your l'avr, together with this letter, in which I beg leave to retkind your benevolent and humane Readers, that Subscriptions continue to be received by— • -- - .Tba Treasurer, Daniel Willink, 70, Pall mall; Mel... Hoare, Kamen rad iloare, 62, Lombard 14•Irt ; Mesirc Ha M. naeralay au l 76, Pall-malls and at tikm Nat of Lloyd's 11.14. fee-ttuuse. About a fortnight ago, the Committee remitted to the Magistrates of Leyden, 30001. to be put into the general fonds of collations. After the perusal of the inclosed, it struck me, that the donations re ceived by the Committee, since the shove remit• Lance, and w►ich may still be received by the tame, w,ll be most essentially applied, if they aft entirely appropriated for the relief of the maimed and those of the unfortunate sufferers, who, darinz their lives, yell be unable to maintain themadves and their fa milies; this.' intend to propose the first meeting of the Committee. I ant, re•peafelly, ,Sit~ teur most obedient Servant, Windsor T , Cay J. Watetsca, D.D. Road, dpril 43. Minister of the Dutch Church. rETiI &CT /Real A LETTEII, DATE* LEYDEN, APRIL 14, 18G7, TO* 01INTLEK All IN LONDON. Ste—l duly received your favour of the 3d Inst. in which I observed, among other things, your in qthries respeSing the consequences of the dreadful catastrophe, oa the 12th San. last. In answer to the first of them, how many fives were lost on that shocking occasion ? I must observe, that the exa4l number perhaps never can be ascertained ; becatm it is supposed, thatseveral persons have been hi...re to roms, and that some old, indisposed, cr weak per,ons. may have died in consequence of the fright they received from the explosion of the pow der, being a quantity of 37,00tnbs. confined in 130 casks, the terrible noise of which was so awful, that every perum in the place had, at the first mo ment, no other idea, than that the last Day of Judg ment was come. But it is a fad, that 280 bodies have been deg up. and the most extraordinary and remarkable thing is, that all these bodies were foiled almost naked, vrith nothing but rags upon them. Beside;, there are t 6 pent persons in the hospitals, who are still far from being recovered or out of danger, and many of the survivals of them will be Maimed during their lives ; independent of a great many; who are in the same nieLtncholy situation, in private families. . . . . • As to tie number of houses that have been de. s.a.iyed, it must be obiesved, that several buildings, which were still standing, after the blowing up of the vessel, have been surveyed, and Seemed uninhabit able; in consequence of which they have been pulled down. On the place, which is now levelled will) the grcund, and presents the most awful spot, in thi- mihdle of the town, there were upwards of Wu houses. and among them, the largest and atii.st io all the city ; the damage, therefore, is in calcul It is not certain yet. what will be done with the vacant grossed 1-40 build so many houses again. is thonght unadvisable, as not only many fa-nilie. :lave been entirely destroyed, but, on ac count of the present times, this place being rather is a s 4 Irate. a good many houses were em:.ry, which are :Ow occupied. It is generally supp itia: a new College will be ereited, as the old one is very much damaged, and rather too small for the University. But, however, it has beet, ended by Government, that every !snipe built ups he flak id spot, shall be free from ground rem and outer totes. i , ot the first twenty years. os ;his, another Decree liberates the inhabitants of Is yden tram all NM during the space of ten years after the day on which the unaccountable civet to >lc place. I hese salutary Decrees, I have 20 doubt, %ill contribute very much towards the resto ration of the lustre and prosperity cf this town. The enlietlions throughout this country, for the relief of the unfortunate sufferers, are immense, considering the present time, in which nearly all its sources are stopped en all sides ; which ccttakily gives very great credit so the humane and charitable chararsler of the Dutch Nati in j but the money which will be remitted fioni yoer plus., shall be yeceived with 14 much the more thankfiil: - .ess, be cause it comes from a country, from whence, on account of the preterit unfortunate w tr. between the two countries, we had not th., least espetlation of it. You may therOute rest assured, that not only every person, hut all the newspapers in the country. aprak in high terms of the hogish gene. rusity, Stc. Jet. On Pri.lay, a eminerrmin, belonging to turd, near Dover, of the name of Mama, w is k:ommitted to prison, eltar4ed with stealing, from the Royal Oak inn, three silver table !poems, which he after wards sold to a silversmith in chat town. Am•ng the many instances of mirage that cm. rimed Jurong the toklng of Monte Video, the spi rited condu.t acts° young Irishmen should not be overlooked. On the 20th of January, when the enemy came out of the town, in great for:c, to at tack nAT little army, Capt. Crookshank, of the 35 th Itegiment, received two wounds from grape shot, one went round his left loin, the other struck him on the font he was immediately taken to the hos pital-ship, where, under the care of the skilful Dr. Rrdrnond, he bad made some progress in his rec..- very f but happening to hear, on the 2d of Febru ary, that a breach had been made in the town-wall, an.] that our troops were that night to storm it, he took leave of the hospital-ship,and, 'with an unhealed wound on his side, and a lame foot, h e joined the army, and led his company to tae breach, which was the leading company of the light brigade, under the lamented Lieut.-Colonel firotvorigg, and tl.ough he received three alight bayonet wesmds in the cot m ing, he did not submit to the care of the Surgeon, till he me our flag triumphantly displayed on the citadel of Monte Video. It is unnecessary to com ment on the gallant spirit of Lieut. Everard; youth not cute IS, who volunteered to lead up the fedora helm to the breach, and r:s fortune tryouts the brave, his brave 'ming officer lives tttihurt , the pride et his Country and his la:uily. i • - -iamb:— Var; ,- 46 tiaicntots !rape/et' heist k respeeling the veradta ro lit 'pqrenvil • & the Hake of itklanomi, *ld said to birlftt a con••ersatidri YthiCh * his trace ,IttiLiaith • ringar and other, Vs.r pre happy In brink able* state. that testa siege sermilserit I:6lam to the happiness or intereet of aay tea Or •:pitets/ tichteil "his Grace's tips at the intertiew with the NekA Lord i, Vielif6lll, %Cj . tt,c coatt.q, Grace secpressea his ielithaitiatiali oh h stria impartial administration/A.ll l e laws, withouto4.4 to the passion's or prquiliats.ch 'My pan/ wait even . /tVAL INT I:I.I.I6KIVtE. toevolicoirlt, ! Astited I..es Peri-. train off liarve ,; • ' with g g , gtioy from 4 rebuilt ; in convoy from the Downs. Bailed the Nene:. to the Wertliard tsvuootA, Arrived tie Meitt*rewt, rl4 gory, oR r . port W.ymisef6 storethipt and Hop tender. Sailed the soste.titri-e, 36 gent, Capt. 'Si, Vile.. goltotrt fnrela,t , Lieutenant Morris; on a cruise • the Diepore4 steep, and Rd= with dispatc hes and Lord Mrloillc terrdl4 ; rti the IVettward. The Foodriryeret, t 0 goor, is untioelced t Con7aeror,t4 guns, ha., taken her pfaCe. Went into Cawsand Boy the dffivia, N itens, Captain Bfigh. dust, ibett. Arrived his Ma . iestyls ship Thdlia,ll6 gent, gbh twelve sail of vessels under convoy from . 3dt'ssy fel Newfoundland.; the ituttiker, 19 guns, kern Craiitt Cotri, Palmer, froth Lotdon, hound to Simeon having lost the convoy t land toe American shill Farmer, Limo, from Chirlesttin for Copentrigtw with the loss of bowsprits Sailed ycste4ay, the ittega4cen't, ;410otts, trr Plotiouth, to repair; the firt,k, is tens, tun tIA Downs, with a fleet of coasting vsssAs kir.dth %-(41. voy from Ireland • the Chaim frigate on a e gi fitt the westward , a nd Ifeyweiti store-ship fie i")/ 1 mouth. Doiaq *falai+. The heaviest firing heard for a long tithe tie& took place last evening off the Freon!' takit. continued about an hour, betwttn teem add o'clock, and appeared to hive been In tht direltta of Calais. The cause is unknoes. Div., etas's. ilk. from the Dints this afternoon, His M• - jesty's ships Senoie and A rglst v with the Aftglic ' Cosa., Olive fir,sweit, Londe*, and thb. Octet trt.. spurts, with the Ist ban-alien 01 the 6.:h Regintet on board, and several sail of light transports anat.: convoy for Portsmouth: Arrived His Majesty's ships Sforeuitl, fry t k cruises and the FAT" bomb, Irons Portsinontb, wia a ci?uvoi, which are sailed for the giver. SAiled through the Downs, front the Aar Illps't Cruyilea l ' Willies/us let Africa.—Wind X. S. • SPORtiittl ititELLFGEIVa. STATE OF 111 E °DVS FUR THE !ice'} 3to l agte4.l Egretneant'athownot Cott. 3 to 2 ago the Lattice of Graftofet Tam COfti. 5 aid 6 to 1 art Mr. Wilsnit's Colt. 15 to 1 apt Sir F.:Stant:idea Sir feta, eh, titn !:- Ignitear. • IS to I apt the Gehenna knit, 'Gee of Tiunagette;-. GOODWOOD RACES, 1807. No Day mentioned.—Major Coffin's ch g. Sir t'et'A; by Wain out of Resta, awed, Oat. 41b. ago the 13. of • mood's c. by tho Bab, out of fiLahtintali, 4 pa old,. nit one in.le, 50as h. • Loa Eliketolt John nail, colt, 4 Xll e' giving weight f a ago to the D. of Rlohinorers kotelb Goodwood, oat of Active, A !es alit, one mile , 1001 s. It Al!. Newahanea Top Gallant, 13st. apt Capt. korai) 3,4, 12st ore milo, SOO. h. ft. Captain Vi.heet Corporal, apt Mr. Shalifesgesib Stop, each, one mile, 51//e4 h. ft. PRICE 00 tTOCRS Y thrill DAV . flips: Cent. Reduced 6 ' i i_lj n pu Cent. Consuls 4 pee Cent - 5 per Cent. Navy Long Annuities lihert Annuities 1 11.16 0n,..u,ll 1.4.. al..vas 4.. CIO pfAil. 1 . ...whee1:1?, Boils • It. ptati. 1.. d.*. kt , el,sis I. , ,ttery Tickets •.;. C.. 4014 tor .. .. . . 1,1.11 Uranium • „ T. !USN; Saack4lielett; Nn. 4. Cornhill, and 9. 4 .110104. 1,1 " 6 ... BIRTH. Yesten'ta: se'tiniglat, the Lady of C done lkelljt, of lte. son•th, in the c 'may of Durham. of a ion. On Slut day hot, In 14.4tinghans place, the lady of Them: of a dangh•er. Yesterd ty, In FottugaAnteet, Lady Gertrude Sloane., lar MA RRIAGFS. tiColl3e, at ginotetts, covotfy of Ws* 1..0. , Witham - Stewart Hamilton, son of John Haosilt..n, • • Bro*n Hall, E.o. to Mist Blackwood, daugltter of the H - H tint H ' , Astarte% end niece to Lord poßrrin and Clenhur thi Fridiy, the 11th hoot. at Krlbrin Church, hoer te l e Rev Mr. Murphy, the Rev. Sackvillerßobeit Herr. •s., o f the R.4'tt !los. rsockvAl• Hamilton, t.. St: • Deane Freeman, e'oest daughter et Edward Doom cft,:a.a E•q. of Carl. Cot. county of Cork, Ireland. Uri the Stith tn•t at Osumi Green, William Green, tn: P•ttrtur of Demos.' Commons to Mary Brewster, e2L.• clooghter ef John Brewster, 4, oiErartilon, Saffolk. DEATHS.' A few Months since, Mr. Thome Rnst, Wen ton of 3: Charlet Ri,st, Pi.ier of Hia Majenity'a ship Maids, a prism. , on the bland .1 Citbi, where he had been a lout time I: eat Sob.Lletitiosalit of the Ramo, ta tchormer, wreckci! 4 , '• it oh the mornini iit the lid of Octuber, 1803, lull taken pr:mr..f, with the rest of the clew. tin rum lay lair, soddenly, at his home, at Eveiton. is lkb ,314 rem of his eye, john Greven. Esq. dos of the Alilarnted of Lit. !pan!, vury high!, rtaiiiete•l. Uts Frod.iy last sincerely IsetenteJ be hie family and trim h. after plahtfol ailid angering t octe, Sir y in ," w nide , ult.. Kilt. a Vent)* of the Royal .icteily, anti much Romeo in the :torero wo-'4 MK. CHI:: 4%1, LttNuotr Nom— , tr inin.after..6 I KVefl..... 4) IMP. after.. 6 LONDON :--Printod t , v G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Doke C,ert, lluw-dereet, Cot&. , a.t:awlen, and publi.lowl et ins Office. a St. ett.nent'. Ctinteh, Strand, et w. s rues, 01 No 7, New Helton street, Long A•"••• Ooders, &c fur this Pape% Stilt to tho o(l.re (pV • rrl'" will O. duly att,:n.:ed to. • 1..`:.r~~ a. .. acs T i . DOC Ar. an: In B•eli To lit Hu 4vllll Ha :t il l rologi Flow Mo. 1 Clowe Tr E. , tl esz 11t..1 AN • I I N., aa.! 41 ~ ; N i f ~~ w