The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-02-25 00:00:00

Speedily wilt ts• published, elegantly printed in O. lug* YO. lure, Crown 0ct...., on a fine Woven Paper, botprassed, price, ha boatels 10s. 6d. (Ti. cnniiiined AntellailY) THE POETICAL RE(ISTEK , end REPOSI TORY of FUGITIV E•POLTRT, fur 18CS, being the Filth Volume of the Series. Printed for F. C. and J. 4teringtun, No. 82, rt. raort Churchyard. Siild also by J. liatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. The Poetical Resister comprises Original, Fueiti, , , 'rid Ancient Poetry ; Criticism on the Peru,, of the Year ; sith a Catalogue; Pieties! Ilingraphy and Miycellsnies. Of the aboresiitelitiothal &Ai:ceders may be had, The Volumes tee 1801, 1681, le. 3, and 1804, being the four first of the Series, price 11. 17y hd in ly , ids, The Volume fur 1896 is in the Prem. • leorrampoodents are requested to send their cuntrihutiona as misty as. passible. THE PRINCE OF WALES. ' On 'Thursday will be published, price 2s. ASECOND PLAIN LETTER to His ROYAL HIGHNESS, wherein his plain .Duties to Himself, his hisCind, and ro zhe NALgn, are mate plaudy shown thin in the )fast ; Proof, that he is an accomplished G..iitleman, a , Irtuons Man, a true Christian, and a sound Pitilmo,ihil; a ith Remark, on the Royal Correspondence, re .e to his Claim, roe Militiry Rank and Employment; else pr e Duke of York so be a crest Author, a teal Sukhumi, as General. Alin, price A LETTER to LORL) 'FbIZSTONE. en MB re•i , ing the CHARGES made by MR. I-AULI. against the MAR QCIS WELLLSLEY, with the Fiat Lever, and Cis! intended Dispatch of the Esse India Direflors to the Marquis • and H..:ne Troth teL .rds Granviile, Castlereagh, and to Mr:Sheridan. Rath to, the L•hie ENCLiSIIMAN Sold by ERiorl,ons Wilsnn, opposite the Chapt-! Cott!e liu.,w, St. Pael'a Chums . .. Tale; Nivel, No. 8, Hanway-street, os6wd ; an..l a:: otter bookst,irai. Ui whom mat• be had, The }IRS' PLAIN LETTER, &c to the FRINCF. FliOM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. Admirety-Ofre, Fed. 24, 1807. Con df a Letter from Admiral Yeang, Commander in Chief Sr Hie %sleety% Ships and %%ate at Plymouth, to Wilkiin Marsden, £•q. dyed oat Wad the Salvador del Mun , l,r, in H &mow, the 2 Irt Meant. Slk—Herewith I transmit a letter which I have received from Captain Carteret, of His M..jesty's sloop Scorpion. acquainting mr of the captuie r' Le. Bougainville French privateer by that sl.lop, whicb I rcq test you will lay before the Lords Com sh:ssioners of the Admiralty. I have the hcnuur to be, &c. W. YOUNG. HIS Maiesty's Sloop Scorpion, Scilly, N. E. Four Iragoes. Feb It, IPO7. Sta—Yesterliy evening, atter a long chase and a slight tesistwoce, the Bougainville French brig yir:vateer, twenty-three dos out from Sr. MAl—s, having siveen Fars and ninety-three men, Ai eaptured by this sloop.—l am, Sir, PHI I . CA RI LIIET. Tmog, MaLie of the Mee, &c. C. &c. MILIT %AT P" Casun;iiews i. she P ower Huol I. • " , ..1 hy the /Aril Li‘otro..ot Doh/ F or, 1tt41610. td Roy.ti Regiment. L" nre+mo• J b.: Allmt to be Captain, vier Wright, te.owd tl.allude to bet Li-stint, tits Allen pro moted. C•.. 0.42 oar sired Linetroosot of dit Cawley 49 i.i..00111. Jwc;th Mums. rm. to be tkputy Lieutenant. Dated Fe b:limy lb. 160. I.VPLRIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP LARDS—ToassAY, FEL 44. The ultimate hearing of Cattaael, in the Appeal, /deckle st. Mck, was deferred till flonday Lest. Lord Digby te,ok tl.e oaths, aryl his seat. Tlat Bills on the table Mere read a second time, and erdered in be c•aaauiued.—Adjourned till to wer:ow at tea o'cl 113LSE ur LIMMIONS. A ttzssage born the Lords announced their As.tut to the Newfoundland Fish 1--unry B:11, an-I severiA Private Bills. Mt. Sl.eriff Miles presented a l'etitirm from the Lard Alayor and Common Conucil of the City of 1. - neon, agairst the Oa:: BAC: Bill. This. with vvrtal other P.titions upon the same subjest. was ordered to be refttred t the Committee to whom said Bill is referred. Mr. Sheriff Milts also presented a Petition horn the Lord Mayor, &c. relative to the egalalishment a Coal Market in the City of London.--Orderesi t• he reterred to a Comenntee. I mrd Howick rest otco,: , ursuant to ordetr,Copife of the Correspondence betwixt C;overr.ment and the Cover nrt s of Trinalci, re-pee:tins the Slave —Official to lie on the Table. On the Motion et: the rre !Yob's Lord, k was ordered that the House th. e..l;ed over on Thursday nett. ' Sir JAMES PUI.rr:N EY bcgged leave to with. draw the notice he kid given, yesterday, foe his Motion relAtive to rin.m..e. on accouht of the watt If certain itocuments.—He postponed it to Friday "tr. Mr. flebarts resented a Petition from the As sembly of Dorrimca, craving the nuistance of Par. liansent to those who suffered in the late awful bre at Roseau in that island.—Laid on the Table. that he understood Counsel were attending on behalf of the South Sea Cortipany ; but unless !mine case could be made our, or eornrjost cause assign .cl by any Hon. Member for drew being beard at the Bar, he should appose their being admittsd. On hearing this, Mt. CRIPPS got up and stated various objeCtions against the Bill. and argued in favour of the Counsel Wog called in. A long and desultory conversation then took place betwixt Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Bankes, Sir '!born as Turton, Mr. Corry, Mr. Courtenay. Mr. Mellish. and Mr. C. W. W. Wynne. the result of which a as, that Counsel should not be called in. On the House resuming. :he report was Ordered to he received on Tbursd.iy next. Sir John Newport brought ap the Report of the Dublin Paving Committee. on the Dublin Paving Bill. The Bill was ordered to be committed on Thursday next. The Irish Sugar Drawback Bill was reported, the Amendments agreed to, and the Biil ordered to be read a third time on Thursday next. Sir John Newport brought up a Bill for repealing certain Duties in Ireland, and substituting others in i lace thereof. Read a first, and ordered to be read a second time on Thursday next. Mr. Shaw presented a Petition from the Grand duty of the City and County cf Dublin, pra)ir,g tar lease to raise money by assessments for the repairs of the streets of Dublin. _ Mr. H,,bl.uuse brought up a Bill to enable ills ,lajesty to grant Pelham House, in Greenwich Pza k, to the Commissioners for the Government of the Royal Naval Asylum; read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Thursday. Mr. Tyrwhitt, from the Mayo Committee, ob tained the leave of the House for the Committee to adjourn from tti .t evening to Thursday. The Thames Police Bili was read a third time and passed. The other Orders of the Day were then post. poned, and the House adjourned at Half past Eight o'Cknk, to Thursday. •. • The conclusion of the interesting Trial for Cries. Cm. in which Lind Closest', obtained a Verdi& for 20,0001. against Sir 3. B. Piers, ts gives is our subsequent columns, we copy it in common with ail the other Morning tel Even lug Newspaper;, from Tss Giese, In which it appeared URIC' MAYO COMMITTIM The following Gentlmnzen were chosen, by ballot. to try and determine the merits of 'IF: Mayo Lie Mon Petition : Julia War:aware F.sq Carte. Leigh, Esq. Arthur H.Hulatiwortia. J. Dui Prwcber, EM. W. Elliott' Lockhart, Ide-wers Sumer, Esq. Hon GatrPft &ion. ?.D. ryrwhits Drake, Esq. lien Chen Harward Ruder. 1.... ad R. S. Faxgera'd. Ilan. T. Crareer OnWww. l'lrwdaaa ?yrwhitt., Eaq. I'. Edwin d &were, LA. MOUINZES Finn James biles. Hon. Tlmma4 [sem. This Committee was apponneJ to meet on nuts d..y next. rr)ows BILL. Mr. \ VIIITBRLA I) m"•ezi the second reading of this Bill. '1 his being done, it was afterwards committed, and the tidings tilled up. The tide of this ltill is A Bill for promoting and enconrag. ing industry among the 14houring classes of the Poor." The rei-ort was ordered to be brought up 0.1 the 15th of April nest. SCUT!! 5P..% 8.1. L. Ear! TEMPLE moved the coalminel of this E.l. In the Committee, the Noble Lord said, THE BRITISH 'PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FRORUARY 25. We mad- a second Edition yesterday, for the pur pose e onninnicating the following Letter received fry Y .rmonth :—" Arrived yesterday, (Sunday) s MAJLIT v's gun-brig Starlimj, from the Conti. a nt, and landed his Excellency M. Atop cus, Am bassador from Russia, who brings tLe following good stews :—Tl,at the French were defeated on the 25th ult. with the loss of 10,000 men, killed and woundel ; in which engagement Prince Weal. was ki:led, BERNADOTTE wounded, and his whole equipage taken, and General VICTOR a prisoner at Dantzic. The Turks were said to have joined the Russians, and the Austrians have declared in favour of Ilusia." Some other kitten were also received to she same etre% ..te of which added, that ano ther aiion had taken place in ti.. beginning of the present monsis, the rend' of which had also proved favourable to the Russians. This news excited a considerable sensation, but Government have received no inteil:gence tending to confirm it. Tb. TURLIAD A si BASSADOIL has received Official Accounts of the commencement of hosti lities between Russia and Turkey, and expo is his orders of recal every hour. The RUSSIAN Am BAS. SADO& and Suite left Constantinople before the de claration of war : he sailed, we believe. under the protedion of the British flag, and art ived safely at Malta. To the part 01 the report, therefore, which anaoutices a juation between Russia and Turkey, we can give no credit, and we expressed, in a former Paper, our disbelief of the rumour of Austria having declared war against France. The rumour of yesterday, therefore, so far as it regards a change in the political relations of these great Powers , we are confident will prove unfounded. That Part ot the report which announces the signal defeat of the French, on the 25th 1 ist, appears, fa,wever, to rest upon grounds that entitle it to se rious notice. The battle here alluded to, is that which took place at Mohrungen, and WAS attended, accors!i-g to the fifty-fifth Bulletin of the Grand Army, with the loss of a standard. It was not difficult to perceive from the Bulletin that it was a severe idiots, and that the French had no real cause of triumph. We learn, from a most re:pefl able quarter, that the forces engaged in that :AIN. consisted on the one side of the allied Russians and Prussians, under Generals Bee:sone and Les-roes); and. on the other, of the French, consisting chiefly of the turps under MUR AT. NET, and Been•- novve. the Allies were the Assailants, and the enemy were dispersed with the loss of tlOOO killed, and 4000 Hounded. General RAP/ is stated swag the killed. Marshals Mita T and BERRA. DOTTC are wounded ; the latter severely, and the former is taken with General Fouit•ixa. Marshal LASNIS had both his legs that off; and BsRNA DOTTe has lost all Isis equipage. We have reason to believe, that these will appear to be the heads ol the Russian account of the battle of the 2ith ; but we, at the same time, are disposed to consider it as much exaggeratcil 4s the 103; of the Preach has beed underrated in the Bulletin. Accounts from the came quarter ad 1, that the Allies are in fOtee at Koniagslier.!, that the French are retreat_ ing rapidly, and that Bona ran Ts is ill of a lever. —lt is also not improbable, that there may be some mistake in the date, and that the battle is which the French stn ared so wverely took place subsequent to that of Isiohrargen. But whatever may he the ran in this particular, General Vic roe could not have been in either of these two anions. Indeed it is not sn stated. The Vat mouth Letter merely as. setts, that he is a prisoner at Dantair, a circus). stance which correspond:: exanly with the French accounts, which state, that he w is taken some time since on his way to Stettin, in his carriage, with his Sect etar y. The Go7ette of last night contains a lift of 47 Spanish and French vessels, of from 4. gun to SS grits, captured by the scia.iiiton under the command of Admiral DACIII, in the West Indies. This being the Fast Day, His Manse will not corme to town till to-morrow, when he will hold a private Levee and Council at the Qo EN'S Pal ice. That tiiie corps, the 89:h, commanded by Colonel Lord Bt. A YNEY. as well as the troop of Home Ar. ttil.ry, were emfsarked. on Monday, at Portsmouth. rhe baggage of the Commander-in Chief; was like wise seat on board same day, from the Isle of Wight. The Army or South America will now consist of _ _ . _ . . The Royal enzineers and Artificers, a detachment; the Rn)al Hem Artillery, 1 troop; the. Royal Artilleri, 4 companies ; the 9th Light Dray-awns ' cosnmandrd be lion. Cul. Mahon; 17th ditto, Lt: Call. Lloy d ; 88th ditto, 6 troops, Major Blake; 2 tat ditto, 2 110014. htli Foot, Lieut. Cul. Desie 3Gth Foot, Borne; Stith Foot, —Vaoul ; 4Gth Fuel, —.. Orousie ; 45th Foos, —4 Cuero; 47th Foot, Rackhothe ; 54. h Flank Companies, 71st Foot, Lieut. Cul. VAAL ; 8.11 Foot, Major Trotter ; 87th Foot, Lieut. Cal. sir E. Boiler . • fi B th Fuut, Lieut. Cul Duff; 89th Foot, Cn' Lord Rlayney ;9541i Rifle Corps 5 Compaiii , -i, la jor 141gela4d, and a datactimet.t of the Royal Waggon Corp.. We hear that a Field Officer of the lt , •yal En gineers, as well as of the Artillery, will accompany General WurraLocita. It is now thought that the 8 - 1413th, and 634, which, at one time, were intended to go to jnia the South American Army, will not now proceed there, General WHIT LOCKE having declared that he waited only for the 89th, in additioon to the force already out, and that he conceives this formidable force sufficien: for any service there. The F.'tunr, Met.cov. from Newcastle far Ja maica, has been taken, retaken, and since supposed to be lost on the ( oa.A of 1-114lland. The Dove, W tr. 1.1 &Hs, from 1.. don for Wey mouth, has been found at sea witliuut any person on board, and carried into Dover. The Lett Cane !re, East Indianian. that was on shore near Northlieet, is got off with little damage. Tice Harriett, THOMPsoN, from Lancaster, is ar rived at Sorulana,after beating off a privateer of 10 guns and 10X) men. The Carrillo frigate, v.ith a convoy from Lisbon, is arrived at POrtSl7lollol. The Spring, FORD, fr.= Guernsey for Loudon, foundered on the I 9th ult. on the con“ of France.— Crew saved. Letters from one of the gun.brigs on the station off Rochefort, decetihed the weather lately, as hay ing been dreadful ii.deed. In the beginning of this month it blew so hard a gale of wind, that Com modore KEATS'S squadron was in the moil immi nent danger of being wrecked; fortunately, a shift of wind took place, and they all hauled off shore in safety, and rode it over without much damage. We undettand the Loan CHIEt Batson and Mr. Baron Gso•cz are to go the Lei:liter Cir cuit ; and that the Assizes of iVaterford will be ahout the 20th or 22d of March. An Evening Print of yesterday, in a private letter from its Russian Correspondent, at St. Peter:- burgh, says--" The;Cossacks Lave a singular way of conveying their French prisoners across the Vistula, and in which they have daily praelice ; Oey Lx them by the hair of the head to the sides of their horses, and thus plunge into dm river without further ceremony." Direftions were sent from the Admiralty on the 20th inst. to Portsmouth, to delay the fleet sailing for the West Indies from thence, till reasonable time shall be given for the arrival o f the trade from the Downs. A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday, at Guildhall, at which the Lnrd Mayor, sixteen Aldermen, Recorder, and City Officers, attended. The Court ordered the 4 1 U,i4e of Bread to he raised half an Assize, which males the price of the Qd mem Loaf Is. Mr. John Hamman and Mr. Deputy Rowlatt were sworn Coal Meters, in trust for the city ; Mr. John Williams was sworn a Corn Meter in trust. The Court requested the Rig!lt Rev. the Lord Wshop of Saint David's, and the kev. Dean of Winchester, to preach the Spiral Serm o n s a t Ch r i st - Church, desygate•street, before the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Governors of the several Royal llopitaL, on Monday and Tonday in Laster week DeAt. Upon hearing the appeal from the inhabitants of the parish of St. Prter, Cumin% against the Rates for Tythes for that parish, the Court quashed the said refs. Thomas Porcas was admitted a Serjeast at Mace for Giltspur-street Corn pier. The Court agreed to a Petition to the House of Commons, respecting the 13i11 now before the Com mittee of the House, in relation to the Tanners and others, as concerning the Searchers of Leather, for the City, which was ordered to be fairly trait. scribed, signed by the 'town Clerk, and presented by the Sberigi, attended by the Remembrance?. It was referred to a Committee if the whole Court to inquire into the causes of the melancholy .iccident which h-,pperied at the Execution in the Old Bailey, on Monday last, and also into the cir , umstances of the relatives and friends of the un fortuoaie stiff:rem Several persons were sworn, and others allowed broker). ' Tr; S T 4 . (Pi , q ‘ lll o% 1 ( ' 1 OPERA NOUSE. A new Serious Opeta, in two ads, en;; L i e. Arsenide e Sent. was produced here la,t night. affirded Madame CAT Al. AMI a fine opportunity displaying her talents as as *dress. The plo t i s the slight texture gen•rally found in Itatai. ersr►, Krug of Persia. is betrothed to Argenfs, t b i Princess of the Parthians, who is in love with hi, sou, the Prince &Moo. The father being stipp oie4 dead. the Prince' mounts the throne, and th e lovers are upon the eve of being united, at e , Xerxes returns, and cnntlemns Sdastis to cleat! The Princes runs mad ; but the King at keg; relents, and the lovers are made happy. performance of Madame CAI -stash in .i r p„,, displayed much natural simplicity and feeling.— 'rhe mad scene was given with great effect 'l'hr music is by Pot roc ALLO, and afforded some chem. i•ng airs for Madame CATALAKI. In the splendid company were the Dukes of MANCHESTE 4 and ARGYLS: Countesses ALDROIOUGin and Ctor NELL ; Sir ALtutro Ctastga. &c. Lace chi: stays were mach worn by the Megan/es. on wenn.. of the epidemic swelled face, now so prevalcat in the fashionable world. BLENHEIM BALL. Oa Tuesday se'nnight, her Grace the Duchess,. Malt Downtime entertained a large circle of th e neighbotning families around Illenheim, with and Supper. Amongst the distinguished persv.ages present were. the Earl and Countess of dresev,t; * families of DAA IMM)% Sli SUDO?! Dan sirs, PLEIS Ccartest s., &c. &e. Dancing commenced at,out nine o'clock. when the first dance was 'led off by th elegant ,Lady ASILLIA Sessicsa and Mr. Dais woon. At twelve the company adjourned to e• Supper-room. where ahoy:: 110 persons sat down 6 a most splendid repast. Dancing recommences soon after one. and it m ac not till a late hour ea NVedr.esday morning that the company begsu depart. CONCERT. The Third Ladies' Subscription Concert washes on hiond.ay night, at Lady DRUMMOND SMITH', How,, Hyde Park Corner. The arrangements were made w:th her Ladyship's usual magnificenct. The performers were—Mr. ‘ 4 ILLI*I4 KRYVt:', Mr. and Mts. VAIUGHAW, Mr. NZALT, Mrs. et-. 4. ZR, and Miss Glllol.lrrit.-1111r. Kars vast. Sea. presided at the harpsichord. The 3:Aeetio* displayed great taste in the Con. duilor. The beautiful Glee, by Mr. SMITH, PAM should be hare via 1.. 'led the I).or Scorroarn's Git' far three. voices, My deny Mistrns hes • Hoots and Weiss's Gbrious Apollo, the air and chola from M•CRETH ; also 7h fl....a‘ie rowsi with Mi W. KNYTIT is sweet attic, tract raptmonsly plauded. The whole performance went cif st . .7a the greatest eclat, and received tit- mran unhoundrl applause from above two hundre.l Nobil4,arnor Su whom were. The Counkasesof Cornarcon and Cork ; the Esd rir! 0 , 1111. Sc,, of ISh.rthansonn ; Sidmouth, AA the 11.,:t. Masses Addington; Lord and Lady WaLinghans ; Lashes Eliants.dla Lee, Cafe, C. Lou„ Preaeol. cad Bolos; tic Bishop Of Bath and Wells; her Willicot cod Lady rem ; Vs. Man. Mrs. Herbert, the Hee. Mi,s Klartaitd, sad Miss De Grey. The successful toqinq of The Curfew, at Drury lane. has put the Alarm Bet of the disappointed Authors in motion. The Mugu!' and Ma•chionea of I.ansolwe lef town. on Sunday morning, at eicveck o'clock, foe Borwoed Park. Wilt', for a tew weeks. The Duchess of Cottoos, and a large patty of Nobility, dined, on Sunday, with the Earl and Countess Cuousosnr sr. Miss Owansou has a new musical Drama in Fa• paratiun for the Dublin stage. The Marquis arid Marebioneu of L....r00my,: entertained at dinner, last Saturday, Viscoin Osst:r.sros, Lord HIIOKL, and the lionoutabi: Mr. and Mrs. MULLINS. A piece has been lately brought out at t 1 7heatre Des Jenne, Arturo, at Paris, entitled 1.44 Sirenee ; in which Syrens aretintroduced, admirably personified by the seducing Nymphs of the 02r6 Mrs. Thomas Hope's grand rout, last Friday, was attended by 400 Nobility and Gentry. The List arrivals at Bath are— _ _ The Lord Chierßaroes of Seldilfld. Latl)Srnith,Ltdy'Vemrr. Count de 841, Hw, and Its•. Mr. Bun, Hon Mrs. Ituer lure, Sir John Lethbridge, Sir . Jelin Searight, Str L. Palk, Se Charles l'albot, Sir Gee. Dallas, Geis. Eiro.lerlck, Oath Spero cer, Gen. Smith, Col. Aubrey, Lion Ojai. Jailer, LOU( .01. Ilford, Maier and Mrs. Walker, NI tjor aud Mrs. Fitsgeria s Major and Mrs. Joyce. M. M ASCII Als, for forty years a etlebreet aFrosicAsser, in Paris, died on the 7tb imtaist. in that c:ty. The Duke of NOITIII'hIBERLAND has presented the .1.0110 CIIANCELLOR with :A full-length likeness of Lis Graz in full regirrert!als, w:iich his Lords:lip has thid hung up in hi, awing-room. it pleasing to see the public cute in wait• reeled, as to thew the decided and marked attention given to the new Play of %he Covjew. There are many striking beauties in the language, and the construdion of the Drama must have convinced the town, that if the author had lived, he woeld probably have been the first dramatic author of the present age. The Lady of the Imperial Ambassador, Count STA ita smsrao, gave a grand Concert and Sapper. ore Friday la , t, at their house in Portland-ptact. The Duke of CA M DRIDGC WAS are mg the visitants. Madame CAVA LANI was r res?nt, and sang pavers! airs. The Dukes c.l Oa LBANS, MUMtPENSILL Dc Einar, the Powrocuesa 'AlitaliaS•l3o%. the Mao' quis and Marchioness of STAIPPOR I), the Earl and untess of Caits.ast.a, and Lord and Lady Moa- PE ru, were likewise of the party. Mr. and Lady Etax• 11E711 WII IT 11111•0 give I grand dinner, ea bon.lay, at their Milne in Di,vet• street, to Earls Cowell end LACIDENDALS, Lad SoassaviLLe, Count POTOSKI, Sir Fitsneis Vte• ciwtt Mr. and Mrs SHCCIDArS, MTS. rtiCalitli. and the Mita:Bl3llß'. IP ' • BR lost as t 1 by the .0 the d at A Ming of Ifat&hal ni ! ED, on I Ai. the 000 men kis :mairykr /be (d it wa let th. on :h Accoun at tn.my he 31114 ti to. The Ki rid • •rg. H N . • d the R ia. the siege :at cf he all At six es ret at tl! I i pita 1, I'l (' t?..2 I rat th. ttl Monday. the di.cl St. Sepal si :e f° bodies 1! Inn, Ski na Master ta returned kiosm tat bodes 14 two row eel each otl feet to ti me lay toga Some ( ! r „ and oth sheets. or. &eel, a than So to ontai ne• 6at crowd la to it wi t ; decease( i gat iilllo6t i t t:.e Jur euenmer 211- :72 di I. T Grier, Ss; Gotden Un- WAS ■ tlie re place, the and st.te Cei