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BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY. MAacu ►7. We have been favoured with a copy of the Ftrre RETORT of the commissioners of Military Inquiry. Its subject is the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, and it coasists in 274 pages; iotiuding the A ppendix.-- Amptig the Aiwa; which it. discovers are those committed by Doctor BOONE, in the accounts of the Plymouth Hospital, in the years 1796, 1797, arrill79o.—These frauds consist of double charges, of alterations in vouchers for the purpose of intro diming larger sums in the place of smaller, and of She entries itt the monthly charge, under the head of " Oman Bills." The particular of these, and several other abuses and defects, with the means recommended by the Commissioners for their cor rection, and 'the general improvement of the Mi litary Medical System, we -are obliged, on account of their great length, is postpone. Ilse Pipets respecting Denmark, wind' have mesas* much debate in the House of Commons, me 'owl:whim the Public. They constitute a cor mapeedere between N'Vscoant Howtca and Mr. Gammas, His MAJESTIei Envoy at the Court of Copenhagen, commencing with the 11th of No vetnher, 1806, and ending With the 22dof.lanuary, 1807. All Mr. GARLICIII'S letters Interest Den mat k, up to the liiltst date, most 'unions to pre serve friendship with England, and only in fluenced by fear to remain neutral with France.— We regret that we cannot give the whole of the cot oespondettee from which this inference is &diced, and that we 'must confine ourselves.to the following extracts: Mr. GARLICIE, In his letter, dated Copen hagen, 14th November, INOO, says--" Among the measures which have already been recommendtd to the attention of the Government, there is one wiliest appears to unite many opinions and interests in this country; namely, that in case of en attack (coin France, Holstein, Sieswick, and Jutland, shAll be ahandoned, and the principal force be coneentered in the defence of the islands. (even with the exclusion of Fionia.) This project has never been mentioned to me by one of the Ministers, but without any reserve by several leading }lemon., ; and it would he .serionsly sup ported by many who see the principal strength of the Monarchy in the Island of Zealand, its fleet and arsenals in Norway, in the West India• posses sions, and in the commerce of the country. A military person of rank who has beer employed in a very confidential station, and now tills an important test at this place, is occupie4 in writing a Memo rial to be sent to the Panics, in support of this measure, with the additional advice, to put it into iionipdiate execution, by the recall of the army, and the return of the Patent Rovti. to Zealand." iseount Howlett, in • subsequent letter, dated the sd of December, alluding to the fall of Prussia, and the probability that Bow ACARTE. after the accomplishment of his more imme diate objects, may make demands equally incon sistent with the neutrality and independence of Denmark, observes, .4 In looking forward to the probable conduct of France. there is one point which cannot be too soo-i understood be tween this Government and that of Denmark.— Though His MAJESTY must experience the deep est regret from any interruption in the relations now so happily subsisting between the two pewees, it %nub! I s ' impossible for the him: to acquiesce in any arrangement, whereby the whole or any part of the Danish navy might be placed at the disposal of France. lf, therefore, it should so happen, that in seder to secure the German dominions of the 1T... of Deamark.that power should be induced fia comply with a demand of this nature, }fie MA MIT could dot avoid taking suck incis•ares as in that case would become indispensable for the ho gout of his Crown and the interests of his people. Should any question of this sort arise, yoit will at once state distinctly and unequivocally the feel ings of this Government upon it." To this Mr. GAltlrttliE replies in his letter of the 2/4th of December, as follows In cent ILordship's Dispatch of the 3d December, the pas sage relative to the possible sacrifice of a part of the Danish Navy to the French, .:one huhu with : • Should any question of this sort ill at once state, distinctly and nn the feelings of this Gove•rhincnt upon 4 presumed that thip pittmgc gore me !ride to judge of the prnprirty, as to time. the &duration which the c!ianee of treawaction would necessarily call fur. It important that I should iuform !.our that I have not communicated that Diapstch to the Danish Government. en which 1 bar e ventnred on wicli a iry reserve, is the strong belief 1 trust tied in entertaining, not only that on pro. these words : arise, you wil equivomily, it.' 1 have soA►e Istituch of snaking I such a trans is therefore ii Lordship, tl part of the The ground discretionar) 1 sat justifie puition of the nature M question has as 'Yet been shbmitted to the Plumes ROYAL; but that the military' progress of the French anus is not yet such u to suggrst an arrasigsrmeat so incontpatibie with the sentiments and pri:iciplcs which arc knoWn to predominate in that P.INGCS character. Without, therefore, some new sud describable sppear.ince to engage iny attention, different from those which had possibly been conveyed to England when the dispatch was written, I humbly trust it is conso nant to the feelings of Iris MAJESTY'S Government towards that of Denmark, not to have take.) a step, which might at this moment only wound the prin cipal persons, and repel the confidence they seem willing to manifest." Tine BRITISH Patss, of yesterday, contained the mportaut Trial of Genend VlAtiTztucag, in a double sheet, consisting of 32 columns, iu small letter—a mass equal in contents to three psmph lets of the CWIIIIIOII size, in the ordinary type. — The Trial commenced on Thursday, the loth of January, and ended on Tuesday, the isth Instant, including 31 days of actual, solid business ; upon which the Court sat from tcu o'clock in the morn- ing, until three o'clock in the afternoon.—_k case of such extent appeared to ex,wed the possible compass of a Daily Newspaper. All our contema pantries, except one, shrank in despair from the contest, and that one completely failed in the at tempt, its greatest exertions having only enabled it to give a part of the Trial at a very late hour yes terday, while THE BRITISH Pesos, at an early hour, gave the vino LE- Flea we been obliged to pick up the proceedings, like our contemporaries, we might perhapsharc experienced equal difficulty and embers robs:neat ; but, in candour, we must admit, that, upon this, as upon many oths.r important occasions, w•• possessed over them a decided advantage. W have had access to Mr. MorrLEE's Report of the Trial, now in the Press, the most complete and I il,!e that perhaps was ever published, and upon w hi, e no pains nor expense have been spared; and l); . it have corrected our Report. Yesterday the Prince of WALr.I visited Her MAJESTY and the PRINCENIES. Her MAJESTY will hold a drawiarroom this day, at St. James's Palace. Her Royal Highness Princess 'ELIZA BLTH re mains at Windsor, with Prioress MANIA A, who is in a fair way of recovery from the umiak... The I.arl of Ditemouett. his Grace the Arch bishop of Y new, the Bishop at BATH sad WELL., and Lord Altliluti. kit the .Anei•lst Coaeert at half pa.l nine o'cloek, last night, to Attend the House of Lerds. Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the undermentioned Com manders took their final leave of the Court, pre vious to departing tbr their respective destinations, Capt. J. Cameron, Jag Dollars, et Gordon, and Capt. R. H. Sheep, Bengal ; for Cryhm soil Bengal. Captain J. Hale, Streatham, age Capt. W. Lynch, Har riett; fur 'Madras and Bengal Capt. J. B. Samsun, Earl St. Vincent, and Capt. Vt. hen, Huddart ; Bombay. Capt. YOUNG was swore into the command of the Lord Eldon. Colonels ALE'S/CORR BEATION and EWO ARD BILOUGIITON, took the usual oaths, on beisig appointed Governor and Deputy Governor of the Island of St. Ilelena.—Adjourned at six o'clock, till tmanorrow. The Atalanta, Mntrtx, from London, for Me mel, is lost in the Baltic. The following conversation, relative to Irish expresses, took place in the House of Commons, oil Tuendity night ; Mr. P mowed, that there hr laid before the House au *ermine of the Soma that had been paid for the establishment of Exporeses between Htliyheall and Dubin., from ism to I:403, each year. lie glowered that the Irish Gameniusent had been accused of going to the expellee of übtainiug, aid this of cummimicsting the infor mation received fives Leaden by those Expresses to the Editor of a certain Newspaper in Dalstin, pod to him al Air A. Wrt.hest.r.y replied, that by the esuiblishinent f regular expresses, it had become ormacemary to use tete,ru. gem between the two eiremrics, by which a considerable sum had been need. He allowed that the information by the expresses had brew communicated tea Dublin Paper, that the pahheszion alight have the advantage of it; as it dui tot appear that it aeght to be kept secret foe 45 boars, until the geeeral arrival of the Landes Prins. After a (kw weeds Aiwa SIR J. 11 4 ,4 roar, Sir A Wcht.ts LLY, and Mr. P t, the Motinu um agreed to. The shiii tante, from New York, detained at Bordeaux si• r Atntiist last, in consequence of the Decree of the slat Noseinber, has been lately condemned there. Every Day's Hmwing brings good tidings to the Adventoirers in the present State Lottery.—Twenty Thou‘nnals, Ten Thousands, Five Thousand., must be drawn every Day, besides Sixteen 10001. and Twenty-three of 5001. and One Hundred Th.inliand Pounds, in smaller Prizes, of 10101. 501. &e. w ich will enable every holder of a small Prize to purchase another chance for one of the (Iraisti Prizes. Warranted untlmwn Tickets and Shares are on Sale at lloaxinav and Co.'s, 26, Cornhill, 3C. Charing-Cross, and St. Margaret's-hill, Bo rough. Tuesday heat will be the third day of drawing. The Ticket, No. 14.123, drawn on Tuesday a Prize of £20.000, was shared in one Quarter, three Eighths, and six Sixteenths, by Sir JAllla IiRANSCOMiI and Co. Proprietors of the Locks. Lottery Offices, No. 11, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, oad 39, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; where likewise was shared, in sixteen Sixteenth., No. 14,90:o. drawn a Pelee of 110,000 on the First Dac of Drawing the present Lottery ; and where No. entitled to £40,000 in the last State I.ot tcry, was likewise shared in sixteen Sixteenths. Priers paid on demand, and Tickets and Shares selling in great variety, warranted andiums. TILE COURT. Yesterday His IHAJnocry held the grandest Court that lie•ever held at the Quccro's Pottage. At two o'clock Hi. MAJINTY held a Chapter of the :Ana Ho:towable Order of the Bath, which was attended, besides the SOVEItEIoN, by His Royal Ilighitess the Duke of York, the Grand Master ,• Lord v.., Bisguirre, Lord Henley, Lurd Keith, afire!Si Slued Clarke, Sir 'rheum Trie r Sir Llavid Dundee; dressed at their superb rules. • 'rimer were likewise present — Dr. Vincent, the Dean of the Oinks; Franck Townsend. Fug- Deputy Bath King at Arius ; Sir Isaac Beard, Gentle man Usher of the Red Rod, and Brunswick Herald sad other 'Weer belonging to the Order, from the Herald's Oilier, in their full dresses. - - - - • - After the Chapter was opened with the usual ee remouy, Viscount STRANGroati was introduced by Sir THOMAS TRIGGS, and Sir DAVID DO DAS, the junior Knights present, and conducted to His MA JEsrv, when he was pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon him, by waving the Sword of State over his head. The Noble Viscount then re tired, and was introduced to the SUER/SIGH by the Duke of Yonc ; when the SOVIIREIGN was pleased to invest him with the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, After this ceremony was over, HiS MIJ FAIT held a Meeting of the Knights of the Wort Ancient and most Noble Order of the Thistle; His MAJESTY having been pleased to dispense with the ceremony of holding a Chapter, of which the Knights of the Noble Order were informed in their summonses, sent them by HOBEUT QUARMY, Esq. the Gentleman Usher of the Green Rod, those of the Noble Order who attended consequently did not come in their robes. There were present, be sides the Sovitaricx— His Royal Hittbneas the Hake of Camas. His Grace has Duke of Montrose, Earl Poulett, Earl Mitehta. tits Grew the Duke of Athol, and Viscount Cathcart. The Earl of AstacEEN was introduced sad in vested with the vaaint Noble Order, worn by the hatr Earl of GALLOWAY- ItiS MAJESTY held • private Levee, which was attetided by, besides the above distinguished ehm meters-- • The Archbishops of York, Debt* sad Corbel; the Bishop of Carlisle • the Lord Chancellor, the Lord hest dent of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretaries of State for the Home and Forelgo Deportment', the Chan relics- of the Exchooper, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Muter-General of the Oninance, the Lord chamber lain, the Lord Steward of the Hinnehuld, the Ceram,' of the 1 , Commn of the Guards ; the Deans of Westminster and Windsor ; the Maccinivass of Allentown arid Thoraciad ; Earls Macelcolleld, Walitegrase, Moire, Gosford, Digby, and Aberdeen ; Lords Pomfret (ia Waiting), Heathtield (Gold stick), G. Beresford, sad Rarier.ffe ; Sirs N. Bruce sad I. Curtis; Admirals Rowley, Doinet, and Murray; General Murray ; Colonels M'Dau*ld, Tolley, and Pinker ; Yews. Fsakener, Fordyce, and Atkins. - _ The following had the honour of being presented to HIS MAJESTY 11/0011 YatIOUS OeCIABIOII* ;-- Earl Grey, upon coining to his title, by kis Grace tin Doke of Athol. Sir Haney Bruce, Upt)ll coming to his title, by Lord . . Havricestasri. , . Laeutensut•Colotwel Load George R. resfor4, upon his he tag stppoiuted to the l'onnuand of the Uuren's lhavou Guards. Geu.ral Sir David I)noidas, npa his marriage. I.wlliaadith, upLiamarriage, by his ands tle• Earl Of Moira. _ . . • Vice-Admiral Rowley, upon his bring appointed to the' Command of .lamaion, by Lord Mulgrave. The Earl of Darby, upon his bring appointed to the I Arai. tenantcy of the County of Dorset, vacant by the itrat VI of the Earl of Dorchester, by Lord Ilas Leith's). Viscount Strangforil, upoW his being appointed the Ma jesty's Envoy Extraordinary soil Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Portugsl, by Mr. Canning. Msjor.tieneral Murray, upon his promotion, is bring sp. pu:nteil to the Command of the Royal RA giimsit of Thais. Augusto. Atkinson, Es.l. upon his being appointed esisign to His Majest)'s Yeomen of the Com& by the Earl of Macclesfield. /le Irma inserted nab the Silver Stick ofollice accordingly. Earl (.M.ford, upon coming to his this. The Earl of Aberdeen, by the Maripiiis of Abereorn. The Earl of IVaklevive, upon Isla return from abroad, by the End of .tylemford. The Archli., bop of Dublin, upon his arrival hsoin Ireland. Rear-Admiral Murray, upon lees return 4WD the Riser Plata. Geseral Finch, upon hi+ promotion. ' The Magnin or Thornton!, upon corning to his title. '1 be Archbianop of Cashel, upon his arrival from Ireland. Lieutenant-('alone) upon his promotion to the First Regiment oft:kJ:oils Lieutenant-Col Tolley, upon Ins promotion to the Fhat Weal India Regiment. Cohmel Parker , upon his promotion to the command of we West Suffolk The Rev. Dr. GOODVNOUGU, the Bishop of CARLISLE, did homage before His MAJEsrY, upon his election to that see. Admiral Sir Hooka CueTts, Admiral 1311118 T, and Mr. Faience, laid before Ills MAJESTY another Report of the Commissioners of Naval- Inquiry. His MAJarerY held a Privy Council, at which Viscount STavvoroao WU introduced, and sworn in a member, and took his seat at the Hon. Board accorilingly. His MAJZITY gave audiences to the Cabinet . Mi nisters present; the Marquis of Tnomolso and Vet-omit CATHCART. The Marquis of Tnomos D delivered to Ilia MAJESTY the Otder of St. Patrick, worn by the late Marquis. The Court Martial upon General WHITZLOCILE was to meet yesterday to consider their sentence, bat the JILIDGIL ADVOCATE, being indisposed, wua enable to attend. . The Countess Dowager of FINGAL, who died this week, at Clifton, was the only daughter and heiress Of 'WILLIAM WOOLASCOT, Esq. of Wool- Term'', Berkshire, and mother to the Earl of FINGAL and Lady T►amiA D►Asn. Her Lad! - ship was one of the mildest. gentlest, and mo,t amiable of her sex. Dr. CASSELL begs leave to inform the Go vernors of St. George's Hospital, that 111)..N1011 Row is the day appointed for the election ' of w Physician, on the vacazicy made by the resig nation of Dr. PEMBERTON. The ballot beFins at twelve, and closes at three o'clock precisely.— No. ba, .Sere -street,. Hasorer-sqvare. SECOND DAY.—The Ticket, it 4,899, drawn on Tuesday a Prize of .e 5,000, was Shared in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths, by BUS, on Monday last; where Ire,-C65, a Prize of Al 0,000, an Tile-day the Bth instant, was 111140 Sold and Registered. Undma a Ticket, awl Shares are selling iu great variety, at 4, Cornhill. and 9. Char- Tticmlay. the iii-tact, will be the Next Day of Drao HOME CIRCUIT. M•IDSTONS, $5, The LORDCHIEr Balms and Al r.Justii arrived in town last night, and opened tl unasiou. This 'morning they proceeded to after attending Divine Service, as net business of to-day has beets the most min we ever remember at this place. On Side upwards of On causes were disposed about four hours. The Gaol Calendar is merous, and some heavy offences, but nob terial occurred to-day. We give one Civil side, as a specimen of the business To-morrow the case of Sheenrod Hompisich is appointed for the tint. DWYER; IP. STREET. This was an action of treipmas, for lull .entering the Plaintiff's premises, death garden, and removing his fences. To Defendant had pleaded, that it was his hold. When the evidence to support tbi was produced, it appeared that the Plait pensioner of Greenwich Hospital, and landlord bad removed his garden paint throw 11 few feet more into Ins own garden doing this he disturbed the withered hr few scarlet beans, which had been runni the pales upon threads; and it was atten insinuated that a cherry tree and a goosel had also suffered same small damage, witnesses declared they had escaped um the utmost damage they could stet' more in th:ar own estimation than the Defendant, an old wemau proved Defendant, who was the landlord, Plaintiff's wife, that if he came to the he should take away a pieceof the garde' Dwyer said he was welcome • she en); little bit just to grow a few pot herbs for husband, and 'to leave her a passage to mock's, "%Inch, it seemed, was the name the Temp'eof Clearing. The old Lady • the Plaintiff's wife was the 'manager of . for stack in the late tour had got a fraction head, which disabled him from attene* ewn aftitirs, and that so far from bringb sent action, she dared say lie knew nothit for he seldom rutie home till night, um drunk earlier than usual, before which ' ear made his appearance at home. The Cum*. BARON reprobated, in very terms; the present action, which, he said, was no action of the Plaintiff, but advised of those Persona who disgraced the profession the law. The Jury found a verdict for the Damages one farthing. FROM TUESDAY NIGHTS • ' DIVIDENDS. April 90. C. flonsey and N. Mune , . NowToko4 drapers.....Aprit IR. T. Vtightman, Arundel, sin 10. J. Carleton, iftlleck-htU,' manutactereen•Agrit Harry, Graos-chproh-meet, merehsnr Lite wow 11.PartWears( Plingh-HeUt.const,Gmea. street, London, aaerchant.—Apnl 16. V. H. Christian, Mirka. and C. Bowen, Ce&go-Hill, London, newer Apkl M. J. Jones, tate of F.nstone, Oxford, victualler - 6. AsWoodward,ll.4.Trool,wiawnetekant-- A mil Iliilleroo4mirdtone4--A 9.T.Shaphind, it insford, siedlosan—Apil 16. E. Leister.Shesariess; Kene.sbne Atari! B. 3. Wilson. Kondal Westmoreland, talks+ Aril 10. 3 sewn:, Wakefield York, greerv.--Ar hin,en, and M. EoMesun, Wastwookuut, April 11. J. Makesg, ilraper.-wApril Turk, wonted-rosumfacteretengspel9, R.B. Lewin, ' street, Palsldlesex, inierchnat.April 1 t O. Aur , eross.street, brewer... April 11. S. Goodwin, hardsrannisass....April 9. J. Anderson, (;rare *stet and glaaree.--April It. J. Crocker, 4 euker.—April S. R.R.VIf Tulford and B. Haut Russel-street, ghee-makers...4o 11. R. Thor, bridge. Glamorgan, dealet.April 13. F. Hudir Darby, draper. • CF.RTIrrekTIS, Amass. S. T. Stonemason, Exeter. nrunepessienser —J., barge-master. —M. Wines, Sersasstla opms merchant...4'. leaett,lllalsall, bald,. The Earl of 1)16 BY was introduce, yesterday, and sworn ii:to the office of tenant of the county of Dorset. Northampton Theatre was crowded flow, on l'riday evening. The grand was the amateur Dontlenian iu lhe par' KENN EY'S liumorobt farce of Raising A more promising debut we have neve It woe rich in comic humour sad great potripatiy received a con sidersLae a week. Mr. Human, formerly of thi made his debut on Monday night, and with the most general anailis of sp i t house overflowed in every part. from the Theatre-Royal, Edinburg) he an-actress of great merit; and the of bliss PENCE, which we can just of the first rate, will, we have no dt source of general attraction. The Ma remitting in his endeavours to please Ladies and Gentleurtm of the town their patronage. To-morrow night, Mrs. llouvutas, of Delapre Abbey, Conquer, with the ems filmiest /•7y by Night. %ill be perforated ; and the Proprietora of the Theatre par tertainments. PRICK OF STOCKS, PESTER $ per (•ent. Coos per Cent. Nary Imperial 3 per Cent Ditto Montalto India !!coda Exeleirper Bilis Louts" Tiekrts Baak Air sports( T. BISH, Stock 4, Corn-bill, sod q. COAL-MARKF.t, Aiiac■ Ships st Market. Sold .14 7 .% stle is .. Siotbderlaud t'inders C 1 .... 511. DIRTH. At Newt-awlle-upon Tyne, the Lady al. ;Janda!' of a wo, on Sattitany. HIGH WATER, 1 HIS DAY, AT LON Mario, •1.... min atter .. 4 ( Ever. 4.. LONDON Prinuvi by G. DAYIIIISt ilermeil.r.tart,Carcy-stret t, and publal. No. I Pack of St. Clrta►at's ('Lund %% ?MI 11.. of Row.. Ong, —ol..trre, r•at U. •wrl Itt dwli • • MARCH 15, wove 11AATit 1 their Coa l . • I to business, • usual. The ouinterertiog Ju the Cita./ •• NITNI *posed of la ' • • or is very 0u,,; Defiling ma- yiro4l e cam ou the ) Tii es of the day. piing Baron • Don 1 The lIuL ' wow, 51 btealting and estroyi% his Btro..it To this tne safer his owu fret. t this trespass • w en a '• Much ead that his linnet,- a ding, to as to , Os Mn rdeen ; that {a Trkei.— ri haulm of* 'cover ; tor COIM nning !gain* A Nei, tempted to be diced. oseberry bath she, but the I unhurt, and I tate was not • oil all 3s. Foe ved that the 4.. BrOalla el, told the ,LultrilY le next bout* wiis, 1 rderi; end Dalton. only wanted alb,. 'for Jock; her , to Miss Dim.. Sir Ai atne given to s dy added, that 6o SI of all things, . Coin fraction in the war Y vitae ending to be %%or aging the pro thing about it, , trnless he gut eh time be he- EU Of, uirersall n very dm)* BIAS e said, clearly wised by some • ge▪ t, profession of: isms he Ptaiutiff-o. sosAti • el . The D mdzarrE, iste.eVen3,llnen,'. 4. Meilnier ev...olopoil le. j. • J • inniNee IPIMI ottra,Grocahchutsite , Sas • - I don, mum:tants ••• db victualler —4 orit A pril 2,1". lam 11 ; keraferi, Essex, • Itimt.,stearesooketra 4 2 , .r I, taw T. Rik'. ' • • liquor-int .April 19. ; ( . 44 4V AN Levin, (ArirseAlts. 341 Burgess, Whited •in, Hay itutrDell t air ram church teen • et, GOllpett. sari. h Flanbury, bf GrPai• Thn•III., of Cur. • sad • al s. leis4l 4.Albany, Wan e ..a. 3 • 'I Alec' at Coast. of Lord Lige!! T ick` •itt 4, ou did to oo one Pr ;rated attrat,tialt part of Sao, in 'fteltr Ong the Masi-- the tever witses% ; eat talent. e le addition last • • den If the conipe . uly. Puffy ;lid was recessed ~ irobettion. The (tailor ttro. bl•Ci t asp, irgil• aPPellra I C • t 0 I t e r t .! the vocal poorest; IA 1 justly state to be Jett :, D doubt, prove a e Manager is un- dease ; and the I 'Wit as liberal in :111 , P, ht, by desire of am 1 - , Site Stoops to The al Farce of We aup • and on %rib he,. FA% ' • the astmnise thin CRC • mu, •••—•••- --- "Js rERDAY. fitt; itu e ly 7 • 1 1,. die. 34. DO, rem. 9tl. ▪ , t set Rn ter, a to price.' but ▪ 9. o oti 4. 5 kfr2 ▪ 31a. ista r ed. • Ooc Etonowgivo=ed pal Litilbeniami-Glitra tognott-ar tw • • • ht )SON, No, tg t veil .iltalieJ Yt t11•01111cti Stcalid, & f , ar this Pope; t Atessisat