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y ' • - . • . ' - • . • 1.0 .y , . 4. ' '''F' %OP 1- • / "... .t '' ' 1r . AAP v. IF -0 • -_,- ~ , 6 • . _. , . . t. 1 7„, - • . ~,,,,,.. i c 6, :; . 1 ,, ,,, zi0, j , ... :,..: . 1 • i rtt,-, . .. 6 . - r i • 46.1 .i & i .U 4 . • • . . ( .....irial.-- • ' .... '. `39 , . 1807 . . t PRICE stxrEm...E. _ ILO ENGLISH ALE BREWERY ir i ji r OLITICAL INDEX,to the HISTQRT cr. GREAT as Committee 1100, Gloucester Cotfeo•House, SRI V and IRILANIS4 or, A Cl:mpl,te K. is rof the lktober 20. 1207. Hereditary Hoisours, PAU Offieos; and' renew in Office. D. That in consequence of the ad- r , how the eeriest' Permis to the preit.tt Time. RI Rthert R•tat, . . . _ I, tbt iitrtttob stimpta 1301 .1 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, ACTED MIT ONCE. TNT .liti-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT' EVENING, Oat. 2R. 1907, Th lr Masstite Servants ar Al perform a New Comedy, is fire a 44, TIME'S A TELL TALK. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Aueuve 31, ISOf THE. COMMISSIONERS for rah:al/iv Rie illajeny's ne tt, they null Notice, That no W EtIN ES DAY, the id Dec. next they he ready to reseite Tenders no lieriting,( sealed up), 161:11 teat fir Me supple al all seek ge tits of FLOUR, SALTED BEEF 4.1 PORK, PEASE, RICE, RUM, end FATAL WINE, as "any be repaiteJ, are the a.a of His Slajenje Tramps, stationed at the WWI* and Cf. Bonus here tinderilientianed. Surinam, Bernice, Demerara, Trinid a d, T o b ago, G rena d a, RarbaduesSt. Vincent, St. Lucia, Antigua, and St. Kites; ths•ing Ike spare 4 twelve nimithe certain, fern the 101 March, DNS, mid further, until six in•iiiths venting shall be glom. Ts he e. paid for by Belk payable with Interest. Ninety Days after Dat The Carlitinns ej the Cant/WI (which woo be taken etnejansay for the whole, or separately for ono particular bland or Colony) atria be seen ex the Secretary 's °Pee. No regard will be had to any result,. in which Ow Fries shalt not he inserted M IVards at lend,, w tic at shall Not be delivered to the Retard Wore One o'Clnek, on the .id IYolaer,ay , the lld of December nest, nor mans she Versa% 11140 MACS the re. ales, or swine Person on hie behalf, attends to answer wh oa caled Ar. THE 01.0 ENGLIiII ALE Committee Roos, Gloucester . I..ktober 20, 1C RESOLVED. That in consequence the mimed state of the Subscription, and of the Progress in the Arrangement for forming of the Estsblistmeot, It has be come proper to csll a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS. In order to lay before them the Repoli of the Acting Committee. Resolved, That such General Meeting be accordingly holden at the Thatched Hems. Tavern, in St Jausees.sePet, oe WED- N F.SDAT, the 113th day of November, at Twelve o'Clock. The bulk of the Sulmcription already received is invested In Eleheituer Bills. The intended Capital is 75,0001. to be raised by WOO Sharea. of 151. each, payable by Ihstalmenti of SI. Books are open for Subscription at Messrs. Birch, Chain ben, and Hobbs, Hankers, N ew Bor:chstreet ; Mews Austen, Mauride, and Austen. Batikeri, No. 10, Hennetta-strect, Co vent-Gard. n ; and Messrs. H. T. Witham. and Co. N. 12, Copthall-court, neer the Sank. Prosiiectuses may be had at the above places ; No. 1. Cecil street, Strand; the Secretary's, Ne 3, Hare court, Temple; and at the Gloucester Coffee-house, Piccadilly. By Order of the Committee, R. TAYLOR, Sec. GREAT r of the In WIC*, 11 By Rabe RYab son, I.L.D. In three rigs. eve. — irl•:el "l. l'.'l 'f he Third Edition, corrected anet much entaig-d • THOUGHTS on the Er:Fret:lBb( the BRITIS/1 VESNM ENT nn the S r ATE of INDIA t aceomparival with Hint.' concerning the Means 0/conveying Civil and gat i ps , ,us In.trortnnt In the Natives of that Cnuntry. By the Re. W. Tennant, L.L.D. late Chap , ain to N. Haiedy's T.oopii in Bengal. In one Ind evn Price 76. in boards 19. LETTERS from FNI;LANO. By Don Manuel La. Etpriela. Tranvlatill from the Spanish. In three vole. time. Price 186. in hoards. Charafiera by Mr. Raymund, Mr. Enteral, Mr. Ma. sues. Mr. Duartnn, Mr. Palaser, Mr Ruseell, Mr. D e Camp, Mr. Merida:kr; Miss Mellon, Mrs. H brdJurte, Mass Dun- Sparks, &c. Ere. In Act II a Dance. In Act V. a Song by Miss Duncan. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Eyre, and the Epilogue Viiston. To wh , ch will be added, the Comic Opera of NO SONG NO SUPPER. Mr, Kelly ; CM', Mr. Digninn ; Endless, Mr. flit ; Robin, Mr. Russell Mouthy, Mrs. Bland; Dus, )Jr.. Mathews; Mercantile, Mrs. Mountain at, will make his Rrst appearance this season the Opera of The Travellers. To which will be w e :,T rl. v Valet. 20, A VIEW of the STATE of P )f.AND. By George Burnett, late Wll.l.olCollege, thtlortl. I.t uhe t 4. 14mo. Pdee Ito hoards. - THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, OR. 23, 1807, will b. acted, the Comedy of THE POOR GEN PLEMAN. si,R.b.ft Bramble, Mr. Muoden; Sir C. Cropland, Mr. w;ar; Frederick, Mr. Lewis ; Lieutenant Worthington, Mr_ Murray : 011spod, Mr. 117mserst ; COMMOI Foss, Mr. s a yinvd; Stephen Harrow:l, Mr Emery. Mi s s Lucretia Ida: 7. b. Mrs. Mattocks; Emily Womilngtor, M ff. Gibbs. Tu which will be added, the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; OR, THE GOLDEN EGG. Maher Glos., Mr Simmons; Colin, afterwards Harlequin; Mr. Ibilogna, Jon.; Slagle, afterwards C 10•111, Mr. Ca unaldis Cabin Boy (with • f..ing), Ma m a r gmairy. G. /Mame, afterward. Cigu *bine. Mis. Bristow. Toemorees, Itab , lls; a, The Fatal Marriage ; to which wi g bi a eg a g, a New Fame. called, Too Friendly by Half vicTuALLINGArFrivE, Avomst. mu?. THE COMVIISSIONERS fate VaaraUi rd His Mainties Naas, do basely Rix Notice, That ma WEDI223. DAY, toe 2d of Wreathes , vest. etie mode ve earner Timdees im :ceiling (ceded up), end twist J.r, she sappl4 of FRENH SEER 1.. , the see of MakalieS T. 1.00.1 at the Islands mid Cotommt here imdermeistioved, vis. Surinam, Soithiote, Domerma, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Bactrulom i lde,Yiname, St. Lucia, Doentnica, Antigua, and St Kits's; Daring the space of twist asinseks ee. :vie. from the Ist of March, 1608, wad *ether, wail sit muitihs coar.inix hntl be sire.. To be paid fir hp Pith, psyahle , mitts Interest, Nmety DiN I after Dom. LITERATURE. The fill,wing •Wores were lately piatili.his , t by LONGMAN, HURST. REt.ll, and ORME, Paternoster rowi A• H OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and Inte- Decoration, executed from Designs, consisting of Perspective and Geometrical Views of Apartments, with their Chairs, Tables, S-ipbas CAndelabra, Chandeliers, Tti. rind., to ,tee. Rs Thomas Howe, Esq. 011 Royal folio, Pricc DI. es, in extra beside; wr with proof impres.iene, so An paper, Pr , ce MI. 10s. ti daft PIA )urn, E . puns, °CT. 7.}. Hound trim rye I Pr. Rethe r ,, d, ad been cam el !r Privateer, 04 amethyst trig 's ' 1) 4 1 50?4,., % chip ,ya S. W. 144, jTa, OCT. 23. latioile, with firet ; and the idd, with Mails cat, OCT. 25. ty's ship Syern s. which are sailed irtsynnuth. Majesty's 'l4 "tl's ships w t r h tr Wt.—Wind lart*, and i. 'ensbni in price.-. • White Pais at it higher Thew rl sample. of tht, ale Varaitull. UN. ,•.. bOs. IN 01. ••••231 24, 32 . a.• • .3%. 04. • ed. • 221.231. , • • • 50.. IN. 04. CCITT 31 /1 to 61 16c DI 'O. to 61 O. 81 C. rola' 0. VV, 41 —. to 61 6. 01-1 01 51 5: to 61 11 14. to CI 2 rime Beasts, and y mat. Beef • Mutton, Veal, for the max pa Batik gentian. Cot tap is pricey I i.ricesaod tom- !b. /Tit THIS bar; 2 Nabs .....15,:41; 46) :T. . to.. Id. . Is 04. 7. ed. lARB PS. 34 6.11 n M 44 4. 84 to lo Brie*. $53104 a 440 44 • —s 04 • 29. 04 41oliday at the ▪ 711 I L DU AL 1., N. M. .idge- - 210 :ester, - 2 10 111=MMI 11. Swami le, son. 1 tamale Stuart Conduit-strest, l uare, the Lady to Mao Bish, 'illiant Tattoo, Emma Grey, cis. in Chester. license, at her illy, William of hi. brother, 1 sy Shaw, EN. Emir. Esq. d 4.bey, Minter, I. wits of Juan. in. • after... . 10 it-Garden, ma lay. (Saab!. RY of the deesawd, Edi. Nadas a mat iterative, au- etry, st „5. Notes sad 1 hints, Boats ilogoes had at I. priee ss. 1 17, Duke:- shed at the I. Strand, by DELAY" ARE DANGEROUS. FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS f or the First drawn Ticker, Finlay, November 6th, it may be 40,0001. Y the N ., d am , l a a slpnionamitary Ticket, the fortunate Wet hiss chance for ',OOOl in the Supplementary. SirIIMT.S SR 01,•,'Ct ) and CO. think it rieir duty to Sasserral an immedate purchase, as they consider the TlCtell a or on hand will not be equ al the teniand. Teta , and Shams are Selling in great varicl, warranted sworn, at their truly lucky Offices, Holborn, Cornhill, and /frurket IVIRir-DR AWY Teek.4, 40,0001. on FridAy. Aareotber 6th, it wise be 61.0001. If the Etna-drawn is $ % t ribune. tart' Tkkst, this (intonate hoWer has a chance fee 16110.00 I. iit the hutiplemantary. I WARNER, No. 11. Cornhill, recommends an iinotea pureia.e, or the Public will certainly be ilisapproiniel Tickets arsil Shares on Sala in great variety, warrantor:l un ions. PRESENT PRICE. Whole Ticket, Twenty one Poona.. Hdt Llo 14 0 I Eighth aura 0":“'s from the Country ' containing Han: Notes., Post Mkt tinter', or thug ttatedllills, will be hostel the satrap as if promo. IN (AAA Laleb' and Gentlemen's H4i, - Iva Catt At. in a .iiperinr itytq mho h 4 had long srs• e ream with Tekers..—%llNTß AM begs least to In( 01. N.th4llB) and G-Ittiv , shat lie has employed men of the Iv, 1544 0 to! ,1411tilleZ:Urf slat INULISIMG. .A great stonerent of Ladim` Full !lead Dresses, made with beautiful longhair, with the very best materials. Great variety of Li fereCrups. Ileod-Dres..es made so' herb as natural as hair roes rei the head. An assortment of Gentlemen's Crops, awk with the sore best nisterrak, with every anises in Or *mental Hair...W M. returns his sincere thanks to the Lbw for the pauenage he has hitherto eaperimieed, and win' mnurien his utmost weeniest. ti. merit a contieuante &diatom. Nn. 19, Tavistnek.street, Covent-garden. GEORGE OAKLEY has the honour of a:1- Mencius r •-•t. NAmiuty, 'VA to the "ellie le reheral, holm ,ol<,olon to his finglante of geaeral UPIIOI.S rr.RY and CkitINET FUNNITLIKE, No. 8, Old Bond attest. he has r•-op-nod hi. ;Sanaa, No. 28. St. Paul's Church-yard. 'the Po 4 e are invited to inspect his AstembiLige of Amides II oaths shosb - kno, where a vmstent supply of every kind will bolter , irding tne Prorietnr and tlins:l favouring hire 1111 with their contagion, the opportunity of furnishing their Raton woh !crater I •erlity • than perhaps b.% evert been a 4 tempted; woo this ad.antage to the list chaser, that he has the meant fin consequence of the articles being ma ked at matey priest select and form his own estimate, as to the amount he mes hoe occasion for. Tex number of Artists iChanict eel rooted in this concern, are obvious reasons for its b ink. entollitiod 'on the principle of ready money (at slr , rt bills) ; which advantage the Public will participate to, iluttleuch us it esitt Oe teciprueit - ALL TRUTH IS SAtUrARY TO MAN, And whoever clin. , m•rs or diffuse it in any portion, renders an essemin livens to his elm mitty and his kind. PROFESSIONA L Men livrft of late, through A the medium of the press, 101 l Ware the public eye the 'lariat.% spit/emu of dieted/is, winch, however, to the deli caw and son,ptilile mink is may necessary has ea to glance at. gems. CURRIE and 'CO. hake tle happiness to inform those nerso.l., who, either from constitunoo or occident, or acquired habit, Worn hard study, shanty of climate, glom ifitypoinl/411111, uleuite rlo;C•01 SUMO , a et any kind. I labour under thine di.e.mes whichm.ult from a Asuemement of the NERVOUS STSTK ad, • gernii.l or partial DERILISY, Nut, hors teeenion of more seenrate 'anatomical knowledge, with eery elaborate chemical analysis they -Ince it in their power to Mauro, itt most canes, a perfett re-establishment ef health awl -trmagth The *Ow, steel, and other tunic medicines, which have Even usually ationiepeort, in one elan of those complaints, them ilworMeetal, lions experience, to be by no means adequate Si the Perfutinmain of • emetplate.andelasting mare; and Mr:RCURT, that ordinary %wide in other eases, la unifier- I t"'Pen to be prisleftive of the otest tnianervous 'Netts *a the heinan eonstltutio n ; they Intee therefore laboured. by *armee the tenet, oetheir %newton ezelusively to thi s subjelt s a nd hy th e an of 17 yeamexperionee ha ea extensive predke, tootle? bathe P.lbile &mode of treatment eathela a 44 ,9 which kin Moose, instance !minim been known to fad. Peet mart of these d ide ase• has its seat at the mind— fthat hes hems prticularly atte4d.d to in the present method tat clam o —mod, as it is a fart, well known to professional men, tint paromos( each sestaaad of all ages, of all situations, in life, and every description of character, are liable to these d badges' s particialarly these of elegant and celtiwited mi n d s , ve , v vlisit4 sentiments and feelings, and of studious sedentary hs'alas I, lloot "'permit, those of a quiet and lively fancy, a. I /mole imaglitetto • ;—the Poet, the Painter, and the . t . h.c.sand Ulm* wenn an alluent fortune and high molt ' " i ti have enclud-d from all manual labeler s and am. 1 entployme4t ; for the sake of such Patients, whom ta -4s, naturally timid, ire rendered still more an by the ear a .teset of Meer imi , pleint, the strieteet attention is paid to 4 cm+ and «ni ece , and a certain, a permanent and radical emends promised. LURR;h: end Ct) Someone, may be consulted at Sh.r. -o. int, 'fanfare-Gorden, by ratichis of either. 'as asnali s , or be hitter (plegelpalld) inelosing a Bank. se 4.1• 5 . 116 i •seeesaley.Aelke and alluditinsa will Moven, -.4 to . • ,t ,t. •.1 th e k i n g d oms Itt:a Mallon-lierdette _ • tits ;:atolitiool6 of At Cost-g.:4. , wily he ta4en reiljointle foliate whole, or sepotettde for each 1, Ceetutiy,) way be see* at the Seceee.yee e. Ni ,ireoret be hail to any Trude. in w.teh the Pri..e shall eft it inerptui i s weds it {raga, tit It shell nut he do:beeved to the Hoard lotisre thee 1t Clods, is the said ;l.talnevidt,,,, tAtild if A re e ee k e iste e. tsar Ik e p,seN, u . ho mato the Tender, or tow Pr.,ois es his bah :le; titttivls, to ennorr Ar. OFFICE OF ORLISINCF., tel. 11, 1814 THE PRiN. IP.IL OFFK:ERS .f HIS mA. JFSTY'S OROS s;‘:F ken's Ltse 'Co in:, l'hat Fronts:ls 16,11 b- received iv • (Vhce, no or hefine MONDAY; the tot No :her horn , uch Perl9oo is may be willuit to underteke the .apply of 114 1 .1N‘IONGFRY ARTI• t a li, r0 , .61. 6 ng of tattoos 4. 'crevice,' of Toni., :or %ivies. of 0 .6 f. p , t•-mo , for a pen., of three Ynrs , .sgrePahle to frltt. , n, touch nag, be dt the Pone pal Storek 'peer Tower. Fort ler Partsculsos, toe. wish the re..na of Cnn dstions of the Catler.et, mav Im k oast ran a pair anon at the SecretirOe Office to Pall-M.,11 afare,ani, i n, de w hetatten tn. hours of Tel a.steFUlt tiectck.; whet.. the Povaeala aro to he deivered. sealed up, and enr14 , 44 " Prep.. s r.. ibr &Title el Mae.* Bet no P , 04.1%11 can he admitted after the i.aN 16th of November, at tar IA n't , ..ak as won of tr • wee dey , wither will any Tender be n"tc.d, oolnet the l'a•trolekintle it, or an Asset billielie!belf. el.an own t. 11.1 Oder of the Kurd, R. Ff.CREW, Secretor*. OFFICE OF ORONANCK. Stew •7. THE. PRINI.:IVAL OFFICERS qf HIS MA- Arrra 01111NANCF de let foil glee Aiotiay. That risothiblia will be lecniv•A et SIKI• 0 1 1110 F. 41, on or ' hefore MILDNESDAY, the 113th of nem. f•ots ,‘tich Preens as asse be willing en mwteatoke the Supply .4 the under-mentioned Q:isotitie. and Deu,iptinn of TIM KER and MATEKIAIA required for Serywe of thw Dputinant at WaJwieli. 400 Leeds of hewed Oak Timber, from 70 60 fast insisting. 40,000 Oak Spokes, chopped. 1000 Lnedirof Xlm Timber, hewed. • 0100, Elm Stocks, chopped and bald, 15615 inches; and 4000 Ditto. 14x14 inches. 600 Loads of Ash Timber, round, from 30 to 60 feet meeting. Leak 500 . of-inch Ash Plank. 20.000 Ash Follies, 4X4 inches. 400 Ash Ast!cerise Beds, 4 fret Olt? joshes. 6000 11 incites feet, suocrficial, of seasoned Elm Board ; and 30,000 Ache, ditto or ditto. Tht whole of the Articles to be delivered at Woolwich, at the expense of the Omtracton, in the following Proportions, and on or before the periods hereafter specified, yrs. 31st March, 18 1 11-300 Loads of Ike Elm Timber, and 200 Leeds et the Arts Timber ; ffinth April-400 Loads of the Elm Timber, One Half of the Elm Stocks VD Loads of the Ash Timber, 150 Loads of the Ash Plank,l 10,010 Ash Follies, and tee whole of the Attletree leis; 810th June-230 Li:sedan/ gnarl' Timber, 30,000 Oak Spokes, SOO Leeds of the ins Timber, the remaining Hal of tha Elm Stocks, ROO Mash of the Ash Timber, 150 Loads of the Ash Plank, and 10,000 Ash Melee; 30th September-200 Leads el the Oak Timber. aid 50,000 of the Oak Spoken; And, on or before the 24th of December, 1808, the whole of the Elm Board. Proposals may be offered, 'Molly or sepersedy, for each Article; but no Tender cars be received for the Timber and Plank for less than 30 Loads of each; for the Spokes for less than 5500; for Elm Stocks fur less thin 400 of other di mension ; fee rieers Fillies for leis than 2000 ; for Ash Axle tree Reds for lets than MO; arot for the Elm Board of 14 inches for less then MOO anperficial Tent; sad few that raf l` inch for less than WOO superficial Feet; neither will any Stick of Elm Timber be received under 80 Feet. Further Partkulars mar be known open opplication to the Inspector of the Royal Carriage Department, Itt Woolwich, Mill at the Secretary's Me,. an Pall-Mall alemadd, any day, belwren her Of Ten and reser &Clock, whore the Tame and Conditions of the Cantradt may be seen, and where also the Proposals era to be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals fir Engirds Tinfiee,./e." let no Proposal can be admitted after the said 18th if Iteeember sett, at Twelve &Clock at Noon of the same day 1 wisher will any Tender he noticed, unless the Party making lc se as Avast in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of At Bead s R H. CREW. Sweetens INTENDED NATIONAL LIGHT AND HEAT COM PANY. THE few reotaiain Shares of the last 3000, are now selling, at IC E. inch share. in order to' the fund for charges, and to leave the subscribed capita a 100,0001. free from everyman. bet those of dared application (or . the intended purpose. The whole awn +heady deposited .is about 3.1.0001. of which 26,0001. are relied in Exchequer Bills. at 31d. per cent per diem, lodged in the Bank of England. The lease or 97 and 98, Pail- Mall, hat bees bought to light the street, and foim them premises, which are now executing. Subscriptions, therefore, continue to be reamed at Sir M. Bloshana aid Co.'. ' Molar.. Devalues and Co.'s. PalLMall, and at the take. and s h e at the Country Banks. The price of ICI per share is soli mach cheaper than those In asp ether concern. of mach less potpie 14 importance. Till the end of Neremober, Lectures sad Espoireents will be continued est Testae., evening, for the Lard. and Commons, their families and friends"; sad Wednesday matinee for the Sebscrlben. F. A WtNSUIt. • Timmer It ad Patentee of Gas Lights, Oct.Pall-Mall, 23, 18,7. ela , A SERILS of ENGRAVINGS to ILLUSTRATE DAN'fk, engraved by !well of Rome, frets Conspiwitiont, is the Potarterni of Thomas Hope, Eel. By Jahn Mamma. It A Sculptor to the kill. Is Folio, Price al 4a. in extra hoards, Thil Work cens.sts of 114 Plates, illutt,ltrve of the lufernn, Pu,l.•nnn, and Paradise of Dante, with Descriptions in halal), and the parallel passages frinti Mr. Boyers touts latn.n 1 MEMOIRS of the LIFE of COLONFL HUTCHIN SON, (intorno, of Nottiognini Castle and Town, Repreiient atis• of the County of atisigham is the Long Pohament, a d of tine Town of Nettingnam in the First Parliament of Charirs II he. With origival Anecdotes of many of the roost didinguished of his Contemporaries, and a Strom ry Review of Public Affairs: written by his Widow, Lucy, Daughter of Sir Allen Aps ear, Lieutenant of the Tower, Jrc. From ari ereiit and original MSS. By the Rev. Julius Hutchinson. To which ingiehxed, the Lite of Mrs. Hutchinson, writen by ff.rself, a Fragment in Quarto, embellished with two ele gantly engraved Portraits, and a WIN; of Nottingham Castle, Pile.: 11. 114. 6d and in Royal Quarto, with Find Imre:dolls of the Piat,s Price Pl. Us. 6d. in extra boards. 4. The MITIWITIES of MAGNA GRJECTi,do , cited by lermyetn.• t., II Esti of Mom: W. W; Jun. M V. 4 S. Fellow of °olivine end Cann Col:ece, Casnidge. In one large Volume, looperial Folio, ;nonrated be 8 Ingnivmge, executed by eminent Artiste, Price Ten Guinea, b. SIR JOHN PROISSARrS CHRONICLES of EN GLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, and the ittipwiling Countries, from the I. rot ,r the Reign of Edward 11. so the Cur.. nava of Henry IV Newly a:instated from the Ir each Edi.. ti.iti, with Vsria.lo.s and Ad.linuns fr vo many cc:envied MSS. ftv Thuu.ts J hoes, Esq. ht. P. 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