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- --ii. , . 1 Jr . • . . • ~4 • F. • %I • . . At - le • se _, • This Da 4 published, video to. 'lle. f e • e A N Vkr NTHLY I'UBLICATIOI I I 4 4O 5i1 , ,,1 T ATHENEUM; a Nlagasinso tot e and M.scellarrai nfti-ination ;•cotaliicted '.. By 3. AIKII4, fit D. glit Printed Inc Lengrnan, Hulot, Rees, and Orme . • Pew i rend C.,141 aid Haines, Strand. . die • The NAV N.EUM is deltas. eriesttia vs et those poiaiVe 34.fce.laiiie; so lone kelvin and apporWed in this country, ueder A L rir l i l e gLa Magaz-ne, and to enthroce all site usual oblekteflf P 4 6liestions : but, as mt. title may be under.tor lo imply, tis meant to aim at - e higher Bserary .hamlet air they rOnlinfo ,IV itiM)ort. _. • • • Tile rispect us ..f this Work may be lied at the Publisher's, O and all other a liookseliws. REECE'S MEDICAL. GUIDE. . P '• Toss Day is published, in Oii• Volume, °Aar..., price 106.6 P • • ai boards, the !rattail EditiOn, considerably enlarged cnrriected. of .., . • i'llkilE MEDICAL GUIDE, for the Use of 1 Families and Yonne PraAitioners, or Students in Meilen,' and Suture; being a cinnpletedystem of Modern • ..- Domestic Medieinet "IC niositung, in familiar terms, the latest and moat impnrtant Discoveries relative to the Prevention, • Distina ion, CaUSIIA, and CUM of Mille9oll. by Medicine and • I).er, particularly (km.umottnn of the i,ings„ A..thina, In adestion, flatulenFe, Gout, Seroohula, ?slit, Rheumatism, Cancer, tVoites,„Nrirrons and Bilious ecnnolsints, the • • outs of Childreso, Ire Ec. To which ate added, a frai77ll - v ill :dory, and a roptou: Appendix, containing explicit =Ups for the ordinary Mar tgellient of Children, and soll Canoe Areideota which memo. immediate Aid, etc.ite. l • Pr RICHkRD REECE, M.D . Irak . of 0 ,.. l oya l c o ll ege of surgeons, Anther of A Tres. ties en trim Lichen Isla - Awns. hi Diseases of the Lungs, &c. S e s p Painted foe I,onaniiii, Host, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster. 1 , . .. ten 1 . fib li i , ,) i, is until; lied, Ai I bee ii•otaim. 'Octavo, pries 7s. in lo settbe Fifth Britian, of f RURAL ° Pit OROPHY; 'r. REFLEC t. "Al Tiliss on Ittao*LEOGE, VIR TV!, and HAPPI. VIVA; dowely in nasernro to a Life of Retirement in the `• Quintrv. W;ltUrn'on 'flotation of the late Di. Elhoinerman's Discourse on Boland .. , By ELY BATES, a I... Pr:fit/4 9v Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster. ' .. To thnee who are of a sr , inus and religious turn of mind, the a r-Roctions wiil t ome a rPAS4kII and valiiaile acitu.sit inn- IIII• ionotemend to thorn an atingle oeilisal of this well. written and trills commendable voe.''ese'slontlity Review, Se 11403. 4 - ', i v a We recommend, without hesitaCnti, the perusal of this book to ese , y d scriptien of reader,, whin .5.11 receive the best • sand no , s , , agr i..via advice, dr erred in the mint pleasing IIIIII• . anr."..ll.•iii,ii Oita'. Sent Mai "sall'he Ilarl..ul ••flectioos which are inteispersed through hi ris• are apposite, intereaing, manly, and sellouts. TII:y are 4 4E ,, ienlai d to -waken iii the thinightful bteast, sentiments of r Wan -Is Got, and et beneficence towards nion.•'-wIM . per. . l - ;"r .....r. April 1 90 4 .. We Lis- posesed this eyeellerit wnrk, the reeilt of raa• nil's delosiration, with much ',leisure and benefit; and we re. cottonseed it to the •risious atlehttoll of those cif our readers • . • - y y wh, it seinelsiaatin or whilst, fortunes lea! t i , -hi to a co u life "—Annual Yr...-w. V.I. 9. - • -- es Day is pubkhed, ill Thwe Vnlorne-t, 12m0., pries Ono oiesdA (:,ring, beards. the Thad f dtt'-. of "`" ErrFßs. Address, d toa Y()UNt... LADY; i .hreipm t , .e Uttistasal Characters of %Vbinen are too ,* • 1111kned, chiefly silt A Refe , ence to prroailtng Opinions. By hlri. WFAT. Primed fnstAsunisnan, Hurst, Reef, and Orare, Pdsternoster , lit Ws So net v•sotture, without mature tl!beratioo, to as sert. that ~ u, .neselv as exit Cr, but at pare ~ husbands, and / bret.- , s, b• c. , n •ercintntehd to the ladies of Amain, . The . ,a e , 'M. a or„ , st "...Critieet Review, A,,R, 180 G. 4 A s o, ~,,,, , e ha't, Lug,/ puhlbbett, by the sane Author, EN .I.IF Rs addrossed to a YOUNG NIAN on hit Fl , t ST 24CE inn LIFT . a - 1.1 adapted to the petu!..ar es. ' Ciniv.i.l .es .f the present `f ...... S mls. his. 6d. bna , da. • 11. Th. INFIDEL FATHER, a Novel, 3 vols. 12 no. 13s. L. .2 f ft.. A CeitSS:ra STORY, I eels. 12rno. fifth Edition, 7s. 4 bewail 1. It TALE di the TINIES, 5 vols. thir4E3.zion. 13;, 64, 5 *1 he 'ADVANTAGES of EDUCATION, 2 vols. Ti. 4......1• O. POEMS and PLAYS, 4 Tea, foolscap Ern. It. 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Weeks of the inimitable Hogersh have not mile Fern weiagiit foe with Avidity in law Nabs, Country : hot Wee h-en aslieirol by eretry eiviliss‘ Nation In the %Vol.& Since hi, , 3th, -aonus p.di,i.,,,, if his 111,11e44 hair, from time to time, ..tree-d no the I'u' c. Rat without attempting t s dem?- ' law, an , t C. 41 furaßr 1. - . %time, it is presumed that the pr.eant Work will,trom its *lgnites end cheapitem, stand an . agipilled The whole iNerk46l hgLeesm prised in Sixteen Numbers. 11. sinak;iig, when enniplete,nlin hanch.onie Volessises hr Q.lOlO. EV 441611.1 K this wise lii preference to the dintinetiee Oelavu or the ponderous Folio, and i•iinl , nt the letter-tee:a in Quarto t 1 trod u,s with the riots, Ow plait of this Edition wilk differ toins airy that hare ptezeded It, and obviate many ollPßinas to i a ,,ee (dumps of this Works of Hogarth. 10011 ; t D.,/ it pmlillishrli, its Two Votaries, tern , . pries Ss. h•ed. eitil.e . rei wait Frontispieces lay Hnpwood, tie Srroiol Fon. ~f-• • 11l HE HISTORY of ENGLAND, related in fir . 1 Fa nolia - PORMessationt, bra Palle/ RI hit Chl leen r in. I I , "Pe•ord with %twat sod lestroetive Remarks aril t 11)-111•14 hail. on th- in.et leading and interesting Sebjects. L).,igtiesl her the Perim; of Youth. Br 4.l.lidNuE7lt HEI.MF. printed 1w lailagman, 14411.0 1 Rees, awl Cirmq, 1 1 4t.riinster. row ; wad John 11,i,. S. Paul'. Chorethyant. s` The present unde:tsking is Well adapted On the purlieus, and .s renileeoleng. , giag --. the-asy and ogreeah!e dialogue, in wi...ch the raellioletipellaani fa•-ti of British Ifirtory are commo n. at 4. It is also a shear publieation."a-Sretish Critic., 0.30- aro 1131. las a wive may he ht 1, by lb! sante Aesthete, blade n.iblisherl, ilailFAattansi luwuctions ; ee, Family Coueer-tion:, on Metal mod lot•reeleg Subjects, onterspr••rd wall II14:1.11. R .....- T hy, an I Original Belsties. I)e.igned for the Perusal ..: Yowls In Ten V4llll. ISMS. with Frolitispi,res, ir:ce Gs. in b ,r,l. • ^ ri.A, Ida-. Stories are Irderestiot: sad instimetirr, and may be ~ ;, • the minas of ettiklren at ,Lout ten years i d t, with - m o essidsatitaer.**—:faun. Row. 11102 . neve is •iim•tFisiss in the plan of the he sent little emit PP. 141 " 1 1 Pl.'asillit It el soh g eat phi •sore that we r-e,,,0. wrest a work, the .1 ..ign o• to , :11 in so sensible, and the exit. . ....' tome ea eartallartoi) ".-.llrit.l . iss. April le 3 . Slre. Helm. hie 13 ants Was wish.? a ....4 lira .i.it Ads. , i l the juvenile ii-ostr. Esrey what must be a•i u:. d . itti elt l ettsein, and to bilmpromd, we think he menet ts,l -- Grit. Rey Aoni 1903. 2, I..strottirr Rs °ldes thfluirli Lamina sad its Fnv-r..ns , ! IG4loohl 1P in [Noe Vol. galre 4i .flutist. • 11 blurb Toongniphiiill and !betimes! If n0 , .:,,ie. , a .. ,„. 0a... -- are.. 4•4 I. illv.mrtment re;t:J a p,.. -. • ..i 3`.1V!..1.:,* ft27•:',:341r,"...r.1,514 ' 4 4% t , . ' ,i,.. • C.' * . . . A. . . .. 1 ,, WY Atrrnoittrr. k. Tills by is pultalled, 0 inted Ca fa:io, ptiee a Mann std a • Half, bI TI v a c t r RIAL of SENRY LORD VI3- MELVILLS, before the HOUSE of PEERS, aatminater H.ll, in full Parliament, Containing the !meditate, and all the Argument, , vc•thac goo. Taken in Short 11404 „by ,OR PH and W. R. GIT!! .!,. EY. 'Pub:iihed be Order of the House of Peers. Sold by Si. Gurney, PooasellaT, Nu. 128, ll..lborn-bill ; and .1 Stoekdale, Pieeldilla. • THREE HUNDRED GEMS OF POETRY. This Mr ate published, Twn New Editions, one on superfine large Paper, elegantly printed, price ea. in bier& ; and the ether neatly printout on smaller parer, p.ice b5...6d, bound, for School:, CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY; being a choice Collection of Three Itinarett of the hest short Pmts of the various English Poen, containing nearly Twenty Thousand l.i lei, and a Preligainary Dissertation on the Notate and R of Poetry. By Dr. MAYOR and Mr. PRATT. Printcd Cr Richard Phillips No. 6, Bridgeatreet, Black: friars, and to be had of the Booksellers, with t , G full allowance to schools. Of whom may also be had, 1. POETRY for CHILDREN; containing such Piece: it may be proper to commit to MQmory at an early age. By Mos Atkin. Proce 2: half bound. _ 2. The HISTORY of ENGL 'OD, in Eel Vert►. adapted to the %lemor► of Young Persons. Ey R. J. John.on, A M. price is 6J. half bound. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOIV)S, DEC.II. The Hcuse baying met pursuant to adjournment, dos !allowing Peers trait t& the oaths and their seats: — Marquis Wellesley; Earls Nelson and Tankerville; Viscount Carleton; Lards Boringdon and Glaston bury. the Motion of Lord WALSINGHAM, the time tor receNing private Petitions was limited to the i7th of Febuary ; and for the Reports of the Judges on private Bills, until the first day alter the Easter recess. A Deputation fitim the Hmse of Cimmons pre sented the Rill for reviving and making perpetual the A:t for the better Regulation of an Trials ot controverted Elefbons —lt was read a first time. Mr. Johnsiotto. 4rnm the Office ot the Chief Secre tary of Irelard, presented the Thirty-second Repot of the Commissioners of Accounts.- 0 -' -- ' printed. Mr. Mitford, from the Treasury; and the Com missioners of the Customs in Scot Lind, presented an Account of the different Sums of Money expended in Bounties and Premiums for supplying the Cities of London and Westminster with Fish ; also the Amount of the number of Scotch Vessels employed in the Whale Fishery, in Davis's Straits. and the Greenland Seas.—Ordered to lie on the Table. Adjourned until to-morrow. HOUSE OF CONMONS. Mr. Dickens''~, and several other Members, took the oaths and Mir seats. Mr. Robert Mitford, from the Treasury. presented an Account of the Amount of Ps emiums and Bounties, paid for supplying the Markets of Lon doe and Westminster, with Fish; and an Account of the Expences of the Civil List, in Scotland, for the last five years ; several other Accounts relative to that C.oututy ; and also Accounts of the Quan tities of Corn imported from Ireland, and the Boon. ties paA thereon. Mr. Johnstone, from the Chief Secretary's Office,' 13tesented the Thirty-second Report of the Commis sioners Accounts in Ireland. On the Motion of Mr. PARNELL, it was or dered, that there be laid before the House an Ac count of all Monies levied by Grand Juries in the tour last years, respeCtively ; distinguishing each as size, and the Mottles raised for Militia Expences ; and the ;ale, ref kcre, in each year. a . (f n the Motion of Mr. FF.LLOWES, it was or dered, that there be laid before the House, a Return of the Non-Resident Clergy, with the grounds of their exemptions, &c. pursuant to the Accounts fur nished to the Privy Council, by the Bishops, in con formity with the order of Stb July last. The following EleCtion Petitions were presented, and fixed fat consideration: • Ten front the Burrotrzh of Dowaputriek, on the part of therms Crocker, Ey. .rod the Etcetera an bat rotate-A, coot. rtant. 4 of the return of Southwoll Trotter It .trircen, I.le, to be clitaidered Thurelay, the 12th of F. tonal. I.er kessrl, on the part of Captain Tonthnson, to be essisidered on Tuesday, the 17th of February. Mr VANSI ITART move'. ar That there be laid before the House an Account of the Exchequer 13.11 s outstanding, under the Aft of last Session, for raising 10,500,000 L on Exchequer Bills."—Or dried. WAYS ANT) MEANS. Mr. VANSIT FART moved, "That the !louse go into a Committee of Ways and Means." In the Committee he moved, "'that the usual ditties on Land. Malt and Pensions, Sugar and Tobacco, be voted for one year further."—The Report to be re ceived to-morrow. Lord Temple ',insight in a 1341 to indemnify the Registers of Oak Bark, lions certain vexations pe nalties, imposed by an Mt of J tines the First, and for repealing that part of the said A. Read a first. and ordered to be read a secood time to morrow. CALCRAFT presented the Estimates of the Ordnance Service. for the year 1 d(.7 ; and gave antic , . that he would nose them this day sennight is the Committee of Sapply.—These were ordcred • "' One of the great revolutionary heroes of the day has fallen. Dessad.rNss, the Black Emperor of [lava r, and rival Of I.IOSAPARTF, has paid the debt of nature,' and the Black General Cos is- T0P146. his successor to the Black Imperial Throne, in his Proclamation to his subjeas, denominates this late idol, and Emperor of HAYTI, " An Hydra nourished in their bosom." DrssALtNas fell in a general iesurreEt!on. excited. we are told, by the dread of his ter city ; and yet we have never heard that Dcssa t. is is hid ever poisoned his sick soldiers, or murdered a 1 /.11ce D'Esoir les in cold blood.— We have never heard that I)"ssALlNss, not content with St. Domingo for a dominion, had meditated the conquest of .I..metica, of Europe; that in his in- satiate thirst of ambition, he announced himself the enemy of the peace of the world, and was resolved to ext,:ad the misery which he had made in France, Holland, and Italy, to the remotest cornets of the hAbitabh: globe The I larribur c zh Proers, which we received by the last Husain Mails, contain, be.i;das the Decree , if Kng Louis, strictly prohibiting all intercourse aetwen this country and Holland, the Thirty-fifth Bullet , n of the Grand Army of France; but it com municates no intelligence, military or political, of a which we have not been some time in pessession. The Royal sign maned, we find, is required in the case of every boat entering or leaving a Dutch port. One would suppose that when BONA, %MT& im posed this drudgery upon his beloved brother King Louts, he considered him possessing as many hands 45 BRIAR eus, if he expected the Dutch to possess any coosiderible dertee of trade. The contrary, however, is the faa—Poor King Laois has but two hands, and both of them crippled and defective. A report prevailed, yesterday, that the French have received a check, in an atta. upon the Swede„ before Stralsund ; an] also sustained a skteat on the WIWI' side of the Vistula. It is reported that So sail of vessels are capturei. by three French privateers between the Down; anJ Beachy. • The Centatr, SIc,gAiC6L H°C)D, was obliged. by adverse wind, term into Tartly, on Monliy. Yesterday, a Court of Direaorx was held at the East Ittd;a House. when the following Captains owe sworn into the command of their respeaive ships, viz. Captain T. Hopson, to the Cey/oz, : tad Captain J. SANDILANDS, to the 'Palpate, for Madras and Bengal. The Coon adjourned at six o'clock, till Tuesday next. Tuesday, dispatches were received at Mr. WIND HAM'S Office, trom Botany Bay, brought by the °MTN, Captain Daisrow, which has arrived in the river. Tuesday, another vary numerous Committee of the Pt ivy Council met at Tres.dry, upon the charges preferred against Governor ncrott, by e Colonel Puccaavos. There were present— The Lord President ; the Lord Chancellor ; Earls Camden, Gteaseitur, Mum, Silencer, and Rockinghamshlre ; \ scours Castlereagh; Grenrilk, Eldon, and Haerkesbury ; Sir Antariither ; the Master of the Rolls; the Attorney Cie. twat ; Mr. Addiugton, and Mr. Litchfield, Solicitor to the Treasury. The business is expeaed shortly to be brought to an issue. The Hilblre, LUNDY, from Nevis, is arrived at Liverpool ; she sailed from Tortola on the 19th November, with a fleet, under convoy of His AL,- jetty's ships Merlin and La Stiqe, and parted from them on the 221 It is positively stated, we understand, in letters of a recent date from St. Peterskurgh, that a consider. able aaion took place between part cf the French and Russian armies on the l7th ult. in which the former were defeated with great loss. We espeCt the next advices from Lord 1-11.rc limos will dispel the doubts in which this report has been involved since it first came into circulation. A vessel, the (.done, of North Shields, has at arrived in the River, from Danzig, and was entered at the Custom-house on Tuesday. The Captain re pus's. that when he left Dantaig. the French were not more than fifteen English miles from that place, and that a considerable part of the inhabitants were not very ii.alous in its defence. The Prit..,ian gar rison in the town amounts to 17,000 men under General Ms est et s. 'rbe Brothers, WIIITLWAY ; and the Ann, Blta• rats, from Newfoundland, for Portugal, are cap• Lured, and supposed to be carried into Vigo. The Lord Chancellor Poxsoz iv, continued his sittings in the Conn of Chancery every day since the expiiatiol of the late Michaelmas Term, until Wednesday as'nnight. His Lordship evinces the must perscvering industry in the discharge of the arduous duties of his elevated station, and continues to give all concerned the greatest satisfaction. An extraordinary circumstance has occurred at Galway : —We understand that Mr. Pr r -,x, the Land Waiter, has seized one of the rim nee evil, *the Castle YerNshcari Duitotaithmore bar i te, for LA Mg a quantity of salt, illicitly obtained. on baud. The Ba ay isis N 4% , r. —The whole (lithe ships and vessels in His NI AJ/ITT'S service, which are in corn mission at present, amount to 71;5. Of C.c.s, are of the line—l 3 are 50's or 4irs—l6.l frigates, and 19.) sloops. In the North Sea and DowTss there are ISt vessels. A 4iiut Spain, Portugal, arid Gibraltar, So ; Meditureneac, 33 j West lolls% it . (From I.* Rehr .6.fmk/eel . A MORNING DRESS. Of French cambric, matte with a train; olsti high behind, and sharply rounded at the chest; trimmed Wo oe d the bottom with muslin, • la eerlacrew; long and sets fat sleeves, edged at the hand, wills the same; a blue r is i b,,,, 4 round the waist, terminating with bows, and ends an the right •:ide. The cap, • Is-cleister, tutires concealing the hatr, flowing loose, and shading the face on the left side, gatiszree above the right eye brow in a s.ot of it reati!ar nosel, cad 61 Ili pi, confined round the head with a blue riLlt Ind, which, finishing behind with a bow, forms the Cf , lllll or caul of the cap A neck-iiamlkerchief, or shirt, sittsag fa 4 its the front, sod high towaids the throat, with a deep td!ing collar, ember:iodated at the edge. Limerick gloves, And jean shoes. FULL, On orlitt• DeL,S. A Spanish vest and petticoat of ltakau crape, warn Ina , white satin, with a licit bo . rder of embossed velvet, mom. naa.ig at die extreme edge with a norms randy ke, or fringe of bugles, the petticoat gathered in a drapery towaols the right knee, with a cord and toestk; the float./ the vest made high, and fumed in iiregulat 'horizontal gathers; conf.ntd with two narr.iw bands . of bugled, terminating at the comers M the where die vest Rows louse, and the sq;:lte biro, which is finished with a pearl or diamond ',mach in the centre. A ;limit full twisted, or tucked sleeve, be•ileied at din bettos similar to the vett. The 1144 in a plain band round t h e r tit temple, relieved and terminated by loose mph, which cow naence on the crown of the head, and flow in long irregalat ringlets from the left eve brow, so as to teach the shoulder -is A plain lace veil, with slight border, fastened on the crown the head, falling over the right side of the bosom, and reaching below the waist. A 'pearl or diamond ornament, blended with the hair,over the left eve; necklace, ear-rings, and bracelets, to coompood. White kid woves, whom satin shims, fan of rhea,, inlaid with ivory, and silver mount. GENTLEIIF.N'S FASIIIONS FOR JANUARY. (From Bell's /kart 3fimile.) Morning coats of dark brown mixtures ur dark green mix tures, made either according to the same stile as the •.enlog coats, or single breasted, and rather short, are still fashionable. These we ob-,erve to have generally a tramterato cued metal plated button; and though collars of the Luna cloth are moth a black Tel colar is cons.dered at carrying a greater degree of stile. The few coloured coats for full Arms that have been worn, din nig ch.: Lut month, have undergone but trifling variation; when the mourning it over, dark green. wad g“in an aseendiom in the circle of fashion; and brown coats with collars of the same will still be much in favour. The collar of coats, though maid to rise well wp in the neck, however, not so extremely hies as it was firms/11. It is now made just safficient to admit small porno% r, the neck cLith bei n g seen above it; it then descend. 'rich, illy on the sin s of ft* neck, so as to fall open and rather low ic) front; the waist:oats are worn both double and single breasted, with collars of moderate heights es rupport themselves freely from the neck; and as they are bat. taeuel only trout half w.ry up, and only two or three of tie lower buttons of the ent fastened, they are made to thew the drapery of the shirt to much advantage, by the apparent ful- ness they display when tastefully made, and properly adopted to the body. The breeches come tolerably high up on the and are two or three inches below the bend of the knee, *Wee they sit perfeftly close, taking, as they ascend, a. gradual increase of site, sufllcieitt to make them completely full , lon at the 53133 time void of the extravegrnt folds wh.ch tiny ea hihited some months past; the colours of the sroaldclethes were becoming somewhat more of the orange blossom, or fawn, is compiment to the Ladies, who at present seem much attach ed to these colours in their pelisses ; and we think tbcy would have become pretty general, had they not been prevent ed by the introduction of black ; they will be taken into (area during the present month, as they are much admired in the hem ran. The mourning for the revered and respelled Duke of BRUNSWICK not being concluded, we must defer the account of Fashions, ewd■nrJy given by th:t paper. until they are decidedly fixed previous to the celebration of Her MAJ &STY'S Birth-day, which is expeCted to be one of the most splendid ever wit. nessed. • On Monday, Lard GRENVILLs gave a dinner to a numerous party. Yesterday. several of the Ministers, and a nu• merous party. dined with Lard HOWICK. On Tuesday, the Chairman and Diretiors of the Fast India Company will entertain Ministers, and number of other persons of distinaion, at the London Tavern, Sr. Geoscis Kato:nom, E.g. who nnw resides at GarboLai SLIM. has purchased Little Dunham Los! r, ri-ar Swaffham, Suffolk, for 10.0001. which he is ti..- ting up in a very handsome stile. toe Lovers ut the Drama expect a delicioustreat this Christmas from the fit 1•T ItIC•L SetilL tIll• Last night the Comedy of The He... Meow WA. petiotesed at Unity lane Theatre. Mr. P 1 1 J.:fires received mo‘t unbounded applause. On Nedacolay last. at the hospitable mansion of E. R. Pits rr, i.sq. of Hilton-hall. Nrefolir, the neip,hbadriag poor received their accustomed gift 01 beet, which was thankfully and chrarfelly acknow ledged, w:th every mart of respra to the bourniful donor. The Duke of P.lCielvcro Ins left IA 0101 to esti, of his three diughters. by hi. 1 uu selerper, for ohotn he 112% provl2-4 in el* sane proportion. His Gract never bad env ma:- issue by that Lady. nor have we VW C 140101/01Crii the many fanciful statics is the new Topers, re.pe.tling that coneeffiari. Yesterday te).:utglit. a duel ivu fought near New port. Isle of H tgl.t. betw-ea Mr. Wei co. and M. M.Durs sr D. !tts`ssla.r.is in Cie Armyt they fired slime rho:Leach. vi:ien Mr. Wuxi. etas Am in hie il..gh. is which th..ell lo.lgesl. after begot* wounded the heft. 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