The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-03-31 00:00:00

e, 1 , ,t an' lut)r but r the 171:q free n> f trail at liei;id from Iris arrival at utatiititv to hi. old age. were lie might curry off Corti the Lords every thing that noised in it, but not ant• word enuld he coastitutionaliy take &aril in his note book. This Order, however, has o f late years a little relaxed; and is the time of the late Ministry, a totrAnger, by a little management and traation, mi4lit take, a sly note without any great danger of le•Mg sent to Newgate: In the prescii t Session, scarcer• had the Opposition begun to:arraign the co:ula•t of Ministers, when the Order taking notes was most rigidly enforced, and a complete stop was put to the practice. A good memory, however, supplied the want of notes— the debates still went out fuirly to the world, and a new difficulty, by whom made, or for what pur pose, we do not pretend to say, arose. Upon one or two occasions, the Gel - Amen who report for the neutral and opposition papers, on {ring down to the Ilouse of Lords, were refused admittance in the usual way. l'iseywere told they must have a Peer to introduce them, but before a friendly Peer could be found to perform the cerentoily,the debate was considerably advanced. Upon these occasions too the Reporters belonging to the Ministerial Journals appeared to have notice of this obstacle, for they might he found is due time in their Threes below the bar. In addition to these difficulties, a combination was formed, ninong the Ministerial. Prints, to stifle the debate - , and this etna liatMn among those Clentlemes, who ustially report them, was almost done away ; and even the Opposition and Independent l'apenv Buttered from the contagion of this evil example. This eombi •nation, however, is now fully exposed, and it is and shall be our study to uphold the Liberty of the Press against it. A little perseverance, we are confident, will enable us to accomplish our pur pose. Already have we made one Proselyte.—The Courier of lust alluding to the debates of Tuesday, days, "the Danish Expedition and the Otders in Council were again the aubjects of de- bate in the two Moores of Parliament, last oi;•ht. We Asti deternsiaed to take no sore notice of these discussions, It) or L.() of which are yet understood ** be Is recto. ,Bet the debate upon the Orders in CNntcil disclosed something importuut with respect to oar Mk' ifs with America." We pledge ourselves that we will make many more of these obstinate getstry change t'acir determination as well as Tie Cer:rier.. Should we not succeed, however, we shall have the benefit of being the only Paper to be looked to ' *IT a faileaful report of Parliament ary Debatt. Thin statesamd wooid, perhape, be safileMet ts chew the nec , :ssity of some k g:maned spirt and energy on the part of those entrusted with the conduct of the public prear. But this would be a narrow view of the question. The baleful iudnenee of the corrupt port of our c on t e mpo r aries has already spread to tho remotest quarters of the realm. As evidence of this asser tion, we copy the following extracts from two :\ ea s papers from Ireland, received yesterday : .4 If our Senators coidal steal a day in the Se,_ ions from their virulent altercation about trifles that would be unworthy of a vestry debate, pea haps they would not ill empty themselves in read lug what llama Sorra has spoken."—(Dublin C'errespandeat, Mara 24.) " Our Circuit and Domestic Inselligesee are of too lunch public interest to be postponed to ma few squabblin Debates which took place iu the House of Commons on Tuesday and Wedsseaday last."— (Limerick Paper, Illareh 22.) How fades mast be a nation, once so jealous of its liberties, jealous, particularly, of the Liberty of e the Press, iii which such language can he supposed grateful to the public ear? We want no revolu tion in this country ; we have already gone through that process, when the Great Council of the Na tion is represented as inferior in dignity and im port- • ance to a a Parish Vestry," and " Orders of Coun cil," which agitate the whole world, and ins be decisive of our fate, are regarded as of minor importaace to the petty larceny tricks that constitute the business of • country assizes.— When BONAPARTE comes next to treat with England, lie need not stipulate for gagging and muzzliug the public press. The intrepidity and integrity of its conductors need not alarm him. Ile will find them as obsequious as his slaves in the Meniteur of France, or the Monitevr of Italy. He will find them ready to surrender their best rights, and commit a suicidal act to please the Minister of the day ; that identical Minister, who, in his an swer to Bow APARTE, assured the tyrant that it um not in the power of the King Of ENGLAND to ntwidge the liberty of the British Press. 'rare Groat of lag night published the follow its.; article in a Second Edition:— " (hose (Vice, Fear i Clerk. " Private Letters from Holland, of so late a s!.ite :us Monday lag. were received in town this day. They repeat the report of an engagement in the Mediterranean, between the Isritssh and the Com billed French and Spani.li Squadrons, in whicL, it is the encaly lust 9 sail of the line, and Sir Rtrissito STnLuIAN was The eAseiny's force tvusisted of bail of the line, besides fng.tcs, &L.." " It i. 4 not extraordinary that such intelligence should he received here first from lloilau.l. A Vessel from the Mediterranean must be, owing to the prevalence of the ea,teily wind, a lung time beating up Channel." TM., paragraph was rcatl from Tun faotiE, last night, by Mr. Basusu, daring the performance of rite okatori3, at Covent-Gsntlen Theatre, awl produced a great sensation. Of the correctness of the statement there is no doubt. Mo.ulsty nas the .nth.—The same report is mentioned in letters of the .2tith awl .27th. Upon the anthentirisy of these letters we are not, however, competent to decide. \Ve can only say that the report is not itu, roluible. The force of the enemy is about the ants nut of the Combined Roehfort and Toulon Squad:mit.— . There never was an officer more fearless of chimer or more ready to expose Ins person iu battle than Sir 11.1;:usan ST ISACIIAN. Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, His MAJESTY arrived at tue Quatu's Palace tram \kindsor. At two si•riock a deputation from she Corporatism of the C•tv ',onion arrived with the Ad:iress voted last Friday, to Commoa Council, upon the state of public aittiii.s. deputatina of— Tbf Lord Mayor, who maw in his full rubes, mud in the state .-nrriar,e, accuinpaitied by his Cli...plana, with the mai e and sword of state ; Aldermen Fanner, IS4Th. i 4 rier, Shaw, Per:taz, Fluster, Dunnville, Hinder, Ittn deli, Mid Glynn ; the Sheriffs ; the Retied. r Deputies Ituniatt, Wrench, Brickauod ; a-. wam.s, Harper, Bute, Pinchbeck, Greenaway, Witt.., nisch, Pearce, box, Hensley, Hicks, Leigh, Rusk, Dankley, rcc. ; the Cuunnini Scrieunt ; the Rcineintstarirer ; the Secoodary four lincisters ; Mr. Buliand, and three others; Mr. Shcriti PhillyesCliaphun ; the Town Clerk ; Cie Ceder-Sherilt, Lee ; the Halt-Keeper. On the acpucatiou tieing intrn;luced to Hiii MA ' JFATT, the its:co:twat read the Address; to which Lord IlawaT Gamey, as Secretary of State for the Home DEIIIVIIIIetIS, read His MAJESTY'S anon gracious answer. Alderman Limn was introduced to Hi. MA JESTY, by Lord IJAwaaseuaY, uposi his election, and had the honour to kiss His Mais4Tv's hand, as had:sill the Aldermen, andlinost of the gentlemen eoin i nsing the Deputation. Mr. Sheriff I'lllll.l.ms had She additional honour of Knighthood con ferred upon him by liis MAJESTY. After this Hi. MAJESTY held a private levee, whiel, was Ate' del iiy The Lord Mawr:lot, the Lord Prelideet of the Cooneil, the Lord Prii y Seal, the Three Secretaries of State, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the • Firet Lord of the Ad wirwhc, the 31,11ster-I:rneral* of the Ordontn•e, 416 C Jouge Advocate, the Lord Mtewnrd of the Houselt..l4,, the Doke of AtedtroNe, Judo. Learcite,, 'Earl Cavan, V.scouut I.alc ; Loeb--Napier, Redesdrle, qoeterville and 11, athneld ; Ad "pirate-44w .1. sAnitiarro and S.I a cr • (le.terals--Campliell, Beret, and Vase; (:«Aond Tre:ort EdUIOIIII.IIIIC wed R. Cottrell ; Captutisilop ; and Mr. Hefted. The fsitdoriq thv ~o,lour of beiti t ; presented to Hie AI eJettv liitsetr-Grwriti-; rtettattil, troon hi. Win erpointed U. the commend at thr .thtiortaua itattithuo, and berm rritioved to Ste Staff. Geo, Bettie, opals Atli 'wing it,ipnii.vd Colonel of the uot'. :Zegineent, iu th: fovea of Guo 'loge La‘vrettee, upon Ids hi ing n Ju lge of the Court or C..iorno.. Pleas, in toe ~•ont of Judge Kook, de cent,., hv Coe 1..., d Clvaistilou heat Admiral Se-a h.s .1 :Mind is..• Juni. i Salllti,C,•, upoe his Lein appointed to ▪ r.. mush. , Ivy lota Athpuve. Clyttil.l II 3pe, :spun linijcing appointvil First Captai.i to al t a Admiral S.l .. &WC! Saillnallli. Brisadirr-G. arral 31 , command at Nearoanall.l LIA ',Apter, up..../ • appointed His Majesty'l 1.c.... Hitt CUMIIIIiIIa ~.. to th e ueueral Amemaily of the ( hurch of Seidl , . Ifiscuant Lake, 'ng to his tole. I.6..itritux Cohn eh, groat his promotion and ap poiltment upon the 800 in /toes tea. g.r Challis Edinunstone, upon coming to hie title. Earl Caton, upon lih . lbe..ing iwponcted Culuuel 011ie 77th Hogiineot of rum. - • • Lord Redesdalt., epos his being appointed • Lord of Tract. Lin Lein; appointed to the Ills Nlanste held a Privy Council, and gave andicaciom to the Cabinet Ministers and the ADVOCATE, who laid before MA...mime the pro ceedings of ft Court Martial. Soon after sic o'clock His AIAJESTT set off on his return to Windsor. Lord BAVNISU is chosen thigh Steward of Yar mouth, iii lieu of the late Marquis TowNsitEND. It is reported that a treaty has been lately between France:and Denmark, for the man ning of the French fleet with Danish sailors, hut that the latter refused to tight under a . foreign. power. IlostAtanTit will. probJbly and uteune to make them change their mind. Private advice., by the lust Cottenhurgh state, that a letter had been received by Baron D'Aastrektve from the Relation Mininer Count Hostas gory, offering him a bribe of a lar:e sum of money. and extrusive priucipality, if 'he v null betray his Sovereign, and effect as insurrection of the people in the neighbourhood of Stockholm, in favour of the cause of Russia. It 1111411•11, that the Baron, on receiiiug this letter, immediat,ly Ital.l it before the King, who has amply rewarded the loy alty and fidelity of hit: Mmister. . Vesterila% R Court of Directors was btld at the East India House, when Oil/Mill GEOttflik; WELT.. DEN, Of the slip faitul, took his final leave of the Court, previonsto del iart in for Niudrits and Bengal. The Court adjourned at ti 0'014104 till to-morrow. The Forrester, sloop of war i 3 arrisol at Yar mouth, with twelve sail of market etult laden with merchandise, which she captured oft. the coast of Holland. _.• the (7..ntrt of Chanevry. ye4er4ar, in the Cifit• of F. , tanyv r. Titustes CtIVI %TRY, a pri . :oner in the Kine' . 4 l3r n. h, a rerc:ivei . appointed, on the part of the 1 it:film - Lite. fo recenc the reiit. of an est.ite to tie Plaietitf. It was sworn that the 'oil ing to give to tit.. PlaintifT, his .:oillident an annuity of bath conveyed to tiiNloll . .n ei.t.tte supposed to I,r worth only 9001. a-iiv4r, an annuity of soot. but that ;:ac e-t..t0../lottn fact worth 1 tool. a-year. • —.-fir ft c „ V, • s —• 1 • , 1 5 -,-,.-- • , .4iizr2=-; • lit- 4 - cr . .1 • . ORATORIO. A grand selectiorwof was performed, last night, at Covent-Carden Theatre, to a most bril liant and crowded audience. Nir. BRAHIM and Mrs. LtlcKusis were most rapturously encored in she beautiful duetto of Fair Se/iota. A trio in the seeoudact, by Mr. Ilasnssi u Mr. BELLAMY, and Mrs. Dicaotts, was also received with ti. must unbounded applause. In the last act, M:s. BLAND and Miss Itot TON were ratitgromil encorrd in a Letoutiful anthem, which they unit with the happiest effect. Mr. 13nriusst intro:ince ti in.uotifol song, cotti:msed L ParzziNl, which was received with raoturc.--At the close of the se cond act, u Secotol FAlitiOti Of Ter. GLORY. News paper was bawled to Mr. lift•HAks, when the au dience culled upon Iritn to read the news aloud. Mr. lin tirsm inst ntly complied, and was hailed with the loutletit acclamations by the audience. Witt), unit our voice, culled for " Ittile Britannia," and God 'are the King," which were both sung, the audience stsindinic, aud joining in thorns. IRISH FASMOVABLES. From newspaper report, Dublin is again the seat of rabbi)))), and the daye of RUTLA N D iu some degree revived. On Monday se:might the Du- CheSS of RICUMOND patronized a Bali at the Rotunda, for the benefit of the manufacturers, which wits attended by every person of fashjou in that city. ou Tuesday, the Loan LIEUTENANT partook of a grand dinner, given by -Lord Chief Justice Downs, at his house in Merriou-wluare. On Wednesday, Mrs. ANTNUR D.twsox, sister to Colonel Most K, a lady who has long heen a leader of fashion, entertained the Duke and Duelieo. of Rt.:lnman, and ail the world, with a rout. On Thursday all the world attended the Deehess of R MUNSON WS rout, at the Castle ; and en Satur day, the Doke, Duchess, and Suite, honoured the theatre their presence. On Tuesday last Viscount Mutica was to give a grand Ohms..., and on the satue evening his Lord ship'a mother, the I)owirter Viscountess Moactit , wis to give her first bal l to the represeatatives of Royalty. . . The Countess DawaTer of CLA NCARTT, and her fair daughters, have arrived The Earl of Ross is fitting up Ozma6town house in Stephen's -Green, the rit,idcwe of his princely fur lair town rtsidr.aann. The ROYAL FAMILY Ere emaseted in town next Toraday, and ;der MAJESTY to hold a Drawing room on the Thursday following. WO are sorry to say the Princes CHARLOTTE of WALES bus been confined at her house in War rick-street, aineu Mrniday, through indisposition. fler Itoyid Highness comptairserion Moodily morn ing of being ill, in cansugeence wines Sir WALTER Faanunaa was sent for, and we under stand he pronounced her disorder to be the seer ries. Expresses were sent off without delay to the Prince and.Priiicess of WALIN and Their MAJES- Me with the inlormution. We are happy to my her Royal Highness is iu a fair way of doing Sir THOM Ai ACKLAND attained his twenty-first year, on Tuesday, alai entertained a large party of his friends at dinner, at Lis father-io-low's house. in Devonshire-place. The dinner was served up iu the greatest style of elegance. Amongst the company were-- . . Nir Jaws Riddell, Oeneral Oakes, Mr. mid Mn. Mrs. tiollinsue, and Or. Ding. Vcsterlay the Cabinet Ministers dined with the Duke of I'ottT►.Anb, et his house in Piccadilly. Northampton Theatre continues to receive the most unbounded patronage. The Benefit of the A et; lig Nlninger, YIr. DALTON, *ANA place (lay last, when he was honoured with an overflow ing it uiirlire, a just tribute to his private worth and professional excellence. airoutit ANSON hat cigriged the suite of apart ments i n Gaesit:lt's hotel, which the Manion' WEEt.s:sLts at present occupies, and which he is expected to leave in the course of next week, fir his new residence at Hyde Park corner. MA NtLEL PIII LIPPN E 3411. M.P. for Stettin!, has been confined, with indisposition, at his house iu Baker-street, for the last fortnight. Mr. V,'t N IMAM, we are sorry to hear, continues confined with a violent cold at bis house in Pall- Mall. • Sir ITENRY GREY, Bart. died yesterday, at a very advanced age. He was the elder brother of the late Earl GREY, and uncle to the pre-ent ; be crier was married ; and by his death Earl GREY becomes possessed of estates to the value of near thirty-,even thousand pounds per annum, besides a fortune for each of his younger children. Sir HLNRY has also left large legacies to each of his Lordship's brothers and sisters, and has made sill his old servants comfortable fur the remainder of their lives. Nla4latlie CATALANt iM Stated, in a Panerof yew terday evening, to be ao math inditpnved, that she hassofen up her Bath Concerts. _ hir. WATERS, in his plan for conducting the Opera, proposed Signora GRAssl N I 114 the Serene* Donna and the best comic itylro that could lit found ; in which care the proprietors would at least have had two strings IU ihrir bow. 'the eighth Ancient Concert took place, last nigia, and was very well attended. Earl WILTON was the proading Director. Mrs. BILLINGTON was in fine voice, and snug several beautiful airs from livitiEt., in her very finest *tile. Mr. [Lin- RisnN was loudly anplanded in the cantata, See: from the silent crate Alexis a: , were Mr.. I'd LILT KnTOK. Mtsard. FIARRIVON, W. KNYVETT, and BARTI.II,4•N, in Dr. COOKE'S hrautiful PlPS drio.4l, As now the-shades of ere inahruentr. whose want off with great spicit. There were present: their Royal llighnesse, the Dukes of qrSiEIL and C AMOR( vcr ; the Diielit.ss of I),,R.rt Larls Wturow. Fiiincsre-r. and 01RTNIOIrl a; Lord W 011111; M.... 11C:41;; sad the pine. I cipal Su rep trt.a. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Yester. day, a Oti uterly General Court was held at this East India [louse. Ater the usual Irvin. , the Chairman (Mr. EDWARD PARRY) laid several Antuouto before the Court, are. ably t., the ISµ lairs, the titles of which having been read, • M. ROCK wiled to he informed, if these just rad were sultic,entlyemple to estates. the Pr.o,rieturs to form a judgment of the state of their :Ilion Oa the COIAIRII•S's replying in the negative, r RAN nix JArardion said, that it had been customary h Ave t.:11 the 'papers t the Company's possissina read • forws, which would (he the Pioprictors an ‘pportuuity amen to them at their coaveueence. The Deputy Chairman, (Mr. OKA w?), Toped that the Proprietors would give the Executiee Body due credit, shou , d say thing arise io the Committee of the House of Cmnrnotte. • ..ich might be derme..: important to the is. tei,sts of the Company, that tie earliest notice would la %II ..1, to the ('.enersl rUart. _ _ _ Mr. RANDLE J•rasos expressed his fflaittllSC to the Hon. Deputy the the hatiuratice the. so cheerfully given. tie eimfesard he felt a wore than sisal anxiety en the V3S. jeCi., as thefe rem not asy betas.* of a Conimittce being appointed with such Powers since the year usg, and A mime be well rerollseted what a revolneuu in the eimstitntion Vf the Company that Committee produced'. He felt the n3.We deeply the importance of the nuttiest, when he found the must enlighteued. lwrwt. , in other respects, so totally ig norant of the relative situation of the public :and the Coin pinny. He then adverted to Cie general idea, that the Ctlia p.m!, were M arrears to the public 'near six mallows. The obligation between them was merely a contingent one, and it was tiwiag to the sectessful exertions of ci;rl hie Mavis that this Cline had not at present the shadow of any legal exiete•ce. The lielecew tau • w perfectly coincided with bill Learned Friend u to the miserable growl iguurance sad misconception w►ich was prece lent with lEup►rt to the Coin patty's affairs ; be said mince the Proprietors, that the Committee of which ►ad rim homer en he.* Beember, had nut beam diepusrd to trend. au the Company's r;arlas should such au ides unfortunately occur, not a augment . * flint would be lust in eutiveinna; his constituents. The Cow t .altput ti... 1 at a yeat NI At tyre une, aim. die. ci ry - ADDRESS. The following is the Add-cis presented to !Lis AJ as iv, ye-terday, at St. Jawit-4's TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The humble and dutiful Address of the Lord Mayor, Al dermen, and Commons of the City of Loudon, iu Com mon Council assembled: 4111:1T Gl•C101.111 SOVEREIGV We, your Majesty's must oustifui and loyal subjects, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons ' of the City of Low des,, la Common Council asacutbled, hutillily approach the Throne with renewed amurances of our umiliakeu atlaclitimat le your Illsjesty's most sacred p.rsnu and CuVentineat. Your Majesty's faithful Citizens of Loudon are truly ens. sible of the biestaugs which the people of this country enjoy its a mealier manner, for whilst it bas Shared the Vosiglity to permit the overthrow of me, nations of Europe, we ban the happineas yet to peewee, unimpaired, our glorious Coo stitut.un—to he governed by the :Midget and moat blues olent di tiloverennts, sod to be protected by go.ml aa4 alidnatinin Lass, timely adnunieirivd To obtain these Matting*, oar forefathers shed -their blued. They an placed he ler head* as a IIsVC lull§ pledge, and we fuedi; home th a t our child ren . will euj..y the same to the latest !w: kid tor thise. We are out unmindful, fire, that, by tte• preponderating inthiewmuf the Government of France, almost cam' , State spun the Cuotineet has becii compelled to unite is forming cue visit gigaidlt Cont. deracy, s hum etfurta ars solely di. reeled to bring destruction upon your Makjest)".l domi nions. We view this climhinatlon without dread, Study relying upon a contiostatiun of Are Etlemo protection —opus uniuu amongst ail rank. of people—the taunt:boa of party spirit, (most ueeaffllyr eecesseey at this very impurtaut ci6ts,) opus tht !oatmeal .1 our causc—the valour and alidl of your Majesty's, diets and armies, rid on tbe rigour , firm- IMA and a istkets of your Mejeety.'etoesook. With thee; aids, tee doubt not yost Majesty will confuttad and defeat the elesips of cur itlVelerite enemy, and in duo time be enabled to conclude a pesae at mr.re husieurable,' vv. cum, amid fastisg. Signed by crier of Court, • HENRY WOO irrifolltPE. 'lron which His 111AJLerY returned the following grUCIMIS answer I thank yon for your wry loyal and dutiful Address The maneraneelt I feta*, fvuos you telf your tics halett attachment to my Person and Government, &Weed inc tun greatest en tiafeet ion. The, e kneople you have gives to all ranks and deseript . ego away P..eoute, c.Wildioll sad petbliC spirit, et tYes immrtraut crime eautort but prodoee the utort whale' enr.Nequeucee, is mulblintt nee to resist. effectually, the powerful a..el sive confederacy which the satin!, has directed ups,pa ley ehouteion., sod ultimately to ec, otophsb the 6rsat object ef all sty shorts—a secure sad Bence. KINGSTON, (.1 mutic•), J&x. Flo In the Sorry Assize Court, yesterday, the im portant uud long-depending cease of Messrs. Csinphell and Whittle, of this city, v. ArJews. John kirivaii and Sons, of Loudon, come to be trie►l by it Special Jnry. The action was bronght to recover the value of 4100 chests of Havauna sugar, consigned by the former to the latter, in July, 17;19, which were destroyed by tine iu Febru ary follooing. At the trial it was fully proved by the evideuce of wooly respectable aml experienced Merchants of this place, awl by the deoositioris (which were reed m Court) of several raiment Merchants of Loudon, to be the practice mid Iloi l o of Agents, to whom West belie produce is tonsigund, and who take upon themselves to delay the sale thereof. without orders, to insure await are, ulthough they may not have received orders to that effect. Several cases were adduced, where. property se consigned bad been destroyed by fire, and tb• value recovered by the owner from his Agent., In this ease it alspeared, that Messrs. Kirwan and Sons took upon themselves to keep the pee• perty ou band upeardsef lON mouths, entbnat lay orders for an doing, during which period the peke of sugar fell upwards of 10sv, pee. cwt. sad that they insured these groolipagnistsihlier. and charged Messrs. Campbell a n d C 0... die premium, though then under no advnie whidever; that they renewed the said iesurance, and charged the pre mium in like manner to 'Alessrs. Cahtpjrell and Co. ; but the last insuranet expired some days prevMas to the lire taking place. The Jnry returned a veraichan favour of Mears. Campbell and Whittle for 1 - .Jkoin jar. being the velour of the sugar at the time it wee destroyed, with cony. SPORTING M AGAZINE --.-I.ltetAry Departmoot Treat!, itortroveal--A New Ft.ltlirr viz. iep •tes ticteten Crittle. oleo on Points of H.nattor—F• ..1.4r10)0 more hcautifutly anotioteti—S.'e of Notohrro a 1. , S le awl' iecrf.iesni —On Ilse let of next Mouth teal be pmblietted, price 1.1. Oa 41(1111. 111111.111-4 with Two Copper-plater, add an es.Krave . ,l V.lrnettil 1 . 14i0.p1Z1. tr) {be :11rt Vulmsto, No. tub, of Tfik: SPitftr-• 4 1'44: M iIiAZI N 1: (to he i . v,. , it , tieti ‘1.111.1.. —The kt thlr, - • to the pte•trut time, 2.:.f whit - km.. 9. be liaJ complete half bound, C..11::1144. wear too 1 0 aptTlantt I, and l'iottidte in „Ai d inuumei *Wu at I idla s, JIIS,..11,11( t+.441 other hares:slim; said abUO-1.% 114bie.i1.16,1 b.- Lout vt - ail Buokeelltre. ) '., _ I I 1 ' • ► t i i I 11 1 ! .f . i . 4. .41 . i . , 4., ''' d, . t.' ' ..,1