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lIPP ii I : ~... i - . . • • • Ima;as at result tie r A:a r s ag ainst \lll.l:esex Llediasr.) FAmiLlEs pit MIMI %NEN. The liniv then, pursuant to the Order of ti:t. Day, resolve.: itself into A CO36l3littre 4 m the Hill for ranting an allowance to the fanoilt.-.; of persons serving to the Militia, /.Ir. Arts A sore in the Chair . The SEC:ZETA ItY at WAR moved a number of vet bal amendments in the different clauNes, which, after a desultory and uninteresting conversation, were agreed to, and the report ordered to be re ceived to.monow. Lord CASTLERFAGH gave notice, that on Thursday next he should move for leave to bring in a to enable the Last India Company to taArfray the expences divvying throe battalions of East India Volunteers. A person of the !rich Treas.try presented several public accnunts, which were ordered to he on the Table, and to be printed. The House then adjourned till to-morrow. Trance wonld respea the rights of Ameri: I ; that she httd received Loeisinna from Spain, s rbjea to . such senulations us am contained in out: treatise with that power, ani that she wished to cultivate with the Amu-jeans a spirit of harmony and good The French Minister further assured Mr. Livingston that as soon as the First Coiend arrived (he was expeaed in Paris nest sfav) an otlicial note, containinF•these sentiments %mild be delivered 44 transmission. Mr. Brown received the intelligence from the President himself, and has Authorised us to make it public. Mr. Jefferson farther soted, that it would not be sufficient to restore the Western commerce, and the Government would endeavour to obtain one entire side of the Mississippi. Leiters from Cape Francois, dazed 17th March, state, that in the last engagement several Whites be longing to toe Ilvigand army were taken by the Frtnclt, and instantly snot. It is thought that, if the 'l.3lazks pa this occasion, could have got their guns to bear upon the town, its dostruaion would have been inevitable. At Tortuga the massacre of the Whites had been almost universal. VIIWATE CORILESIIONDENCE. . LEGHORN, Aram 1. OW cart of a Latter.] " We learn from Naples, under date. 19th March, that the Maara, with Mr. lirtonmond :tad his suite, sailed for MALI oa' Tuesday. Its departure *a; 'not a little regret:A. Lard and Lady Elgin ar rived the morning of the same day. Leghorn will shortly he honoured with their presence. Their suits is magnificent, but it does not, like Mr. Drum mond's, includo two I,9rds, who have volunteered to accompany hint t ) (.7.,,nstaatinople, nanwly, the E:trl Of Aberdeen :old Lord Brooke." 6 , Our trade here looks very dt,il, and our confi dence, both public and private, has had a severe shock, by our Banks having last week declined pay ing in cash; this was followed up next day by a removal of our Minister of Finance, and a procla mation rrom, the King, saying, the funds of the Banks hare been drawn forth by him without his knowledge or consent, but that he pledged himself I to his people, that a few days s*:. , yald again restore eery thing on its former tOozing ; and a: most of the principal merchants came forward to assist the public credit yesterday, the) began again to fray in cash, and I hope we shall have confidence again re stored, particularly as the amount in circulation is of no great cinsidetation. " From Genoa, under date Nith nit. we learnt his Majesty's Massage to Parliament, the proposi tion of the Ministers for an increase of I o,ouo sea men, and the Lord Mayor having signed the press warrants, hid depress:d the Funds, and encteased the price of insurance at your place. This news, with the rumours of war from diirerent quarters, has been smsibly felt here; the merchant., alarmed, have refused selling on credit, the Exchange is going down, and many or most of the English vessels have hauled out int.) the roads to profit by the pro traion of the .eld *lv frigate in case of need : many will gain by a circumstance so extremely prejudicial to trade ; but those' who venture their property in this country, may esteem themselves fortunate if they lose only a part by the chic.mery of the Ita lians." The Commissary of Wrine at bonrdeaux has re ceived a letter from Citizen fl iris, the Colonial Piefea at Martinico, dated I7th of March, in which he says : u We make every ship coming from Gan daloupe undergo a species of quarantine, to preserve ourselves from the spirit of insurredion, which unfor tunately prevails in that island. I send you some de crees which have been passed respeting the finances and commerce. You will perceive the measures which I thought necessary to adopt in favc.ur of the mother country. I have driven out some English merchants who were settled here, whose industry was very injurious to us. I encourage the Spani:trds to settle here, and do every thing I can to break off all connexion with the English colonies, particularly Trinidad, but you know - how diilicult it is to con quer custom." In the sitting of the Legislative Body of the 21st inst. the project of a law fur granting lands under the title of a suppl2mentary national reward to ve terans, assembled in the 26th and 27th military di visions, was passed by a majority of 210 to 12. Na tional property, to the amount of ten millions. (above 10'4)001. sterling) has been set apart for this pur pose, and the veterans are to be formed into perma- neat. camps. In the sitting of the Tribunate of the 22d of April, a r.:pilrt was made of the levy of the conscriptlins of di., years 11 and le. DAue, the reporter, said, seven months had already elapsed since the com mencement of the I Ith year, and it was only ndw thot the Government demanded the levy of all the years. This proved its pacific intentions ; and if it also required the levy of . the 12th year, it was only to avail itself of the time when the Legislative Body was sitting. After some further e:4lauation, the motion was adopted. The Courier de Lenders says, crimes have multi plied so much in Fr:mce, that BON Ar A nT 17. requested of the Grand Judge a report on the best means of suppressing them. The latter pmposed a suspen sion of the trial by Jury, particularly in cases of poisoning, and setting tire. Something is expet.cted to be done in this respe3, before :he journey to Brussels.—Bid. Sir We LIJAM SCOTT, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, had A long interview with the 1-or.li of the Admiralty yesterday rnoraini;. His Majesty's snip SAW:, of .; I guns, Captain ADAM, lately from the .East-Indies, is LO be paid off and prepared t.) be re-commissioned at mouth. On Strtty'night urders were sent to Chatham to put several more shir, into commission : the Im• pr; s Service has been oidtred to be tarried on with the greatest vigour ; a number of fresh rants have h'. en sent to different output-is; and pro clamations for continuing the b utn:y to seamen were Monday night seat to didettait parts in the country. Captain Woont.sv losacx is ai . pointed to the Rob-Hi/us, rf 36 pits; at Woolwich. l'ite 1111 c de Puri, is to carry the same kind of guns she did when Earl of SL V itsczwi• had his Hag on hoard her. The Dr,agen, lately returned from the Mediter ranean, is to be p tid off at l'lyn ouch, and her men to have fourteen days liberty to see their friends. The frigate the Surveillant,- wiled from Rochelle on the I th of this month, having on board Gen. Essiot:r, the Captain-General. The novelty and interest of the nt w Grand Serious Ballet, produced for, the 2,lainv :ilst night, at the .ituyal Circus, drew a very spleasha Luse • and cer tainly there never was a Piece i ro_ucud at. That place of amusement before, which e:-tedao mpch anxiety its ,a:a audienc :;tt the (1:44 p. n.ent. of the plot. Mrs. P - ARK.:R appeared as 1. and ac quitted herself with intiaite ju Igment. It was an nounczd for a third rrpr;scatat: t vexing wilt tLi! greateit applaa.at.. Mbsßir PASHION. TATA' CARRING'fON's notrr. C',taatNct•nx g:tre her first cicgant root this ...cason, nn Nionday evening lasi, at ncr hue in Sc. .1 a trit-,s's-phsce, which wu Irt nien, ttk I y ani fashionably atteinleJ. Among the compall;' Were. J hei rit• .1 , Nlontpensier. larn, tatri.--Werstasoreland, forte:cue, (:arlist:, Harrantt, „rid Eglintuit. i . ii")n t.—! , l ,, r7:trk, rat month, and 1 3 11111..e1ry. I:tyning, Bistros, Ilk! DansrAfiville, Slreftweld, and Willoughby de Broke. Clarke, C. Asgill, .1. Dashwood, and R. Carr. Georrefris—Thormn air] Phipps. Coin«. %,•--Fittroy Lumley. aid Clayton. • Curnr;ro-111ake, itirker, Lind Here mud. Mr rr•—lS•nsvrrir , Aihslt.T, vl. Burgrerne, RlClrAsistintvol, 144rkiratia, Denny, Wilberfire:, Coventry., Irlosirarri„ liopkile:, I (:4441 , m5, I.rthur, 1)nnco.1,11 • l'itt, Tattcr.on, Windgut, Starifonii, awi Nevin. DachroriAr..lltrOVl:llllllfl inster. 111•Irehi../...6./11-11..::olfurt, Waterford and ilertford. Comore-4. --Rot West moreland, If rroart, Carlisle, Ca. bampion, Pembroke, guekiiigliainNhint, and Amn ia ,. I . ;,con,:aewsi—Wentworth, Cranky and New.erk. Linton, C. Jolingon, Cokes,o lloward, C. Parham, ))yr.eiror, Ni. Ta), f o r, DJugistan, EtiAun, Taryw, Bruce, Amhern,Tennakttnii, Sehright, C. Lennox, De 11.1itro:ei, Deur ig:r Kim, and Dow. g.!r Anilivrst. ItUarriscr—Staiiiforth, Coternan, Swiss, Nevitt, Jotter, Wry land, Stott, (;artlishore, A. S'ait:or t io., Weddle, De grey, Noah, CL•ment, Furdyce aria hottelwerost. 3fiso.--11.11L Cllf.:nrai, Percy, lisle, 11~ StuVaolic, SwF:es 11 J uvr,Slicar4,11.shwund,anci C. !fast.. . •°Sse, :Po st ' - 4.# ZxtraB of a Letter i.om a re,Feltalle mercantile flow is Trinidad, dal : ,l 17!:.; of laroarj, to their Cor- stipule/int is Bali'mo , e. " The British Commis..ioners have arrived here from Englani, and grants of Land will be very coon made. ralcousagernent still he given not wily to mien of fortinie, as plautrrs great proprietors, but to small piopri,tors, and to every cl:scription of British artizans and mechanics, who may clause to come hen from the mother country, or from the United States, to seek their fortunes. To this last description of men, artitar.s, &c. the (Awing cu n: arc okered: Rations and lodgings for twc!..-f. months ; an sallotment of ten stems of land upon art ival ; assist ance towarJs building a small house ; all Cie ne cessary implements of husbandry ; and, a) c4Nm AS t.ne•third of the land is brought into ealtivaCmi, a ilar tonveyanceoi the whole, subjea to a trilling quit-rent, bat to a heavy fine upon sale." AA c sot:- pose the las: condition is to prevent laisd-j Lent?. frond M. Feb's, Charge tr.-fifitiets Frinch Rlalthe to 6: (.;•went., If Hit L.cal*.l.. Mujetiy, at (Co.ugnuoitated the S vretary of 5:11.1 ) " 4.mq,..1.1%)Wit was Nifattiiigtott City, Nlatico 11,11194. •• The \las;,ux D's.intjo has commustimiett to ine she ern iten• a Of the dispatewo whet ht has just rtseiritl from y our F.s.c.-1- • limey, mod from the Intendant of his Cathol.e M.jesty, at the proitoce urns r your animated, in answer to thos.; which he wrists to y.oi in rolation to the late statorri-lott of the r;gbit of Stites at N N th:•-air.. The )14rquis 17‘;:s.jo frb hi us.if necessitated sego to frown *trate to • ii, Eite:!!eacy on that *silica. I asail noya:le of the o.oportunity balms of !au, Si,. in the name of the Yr:h.* Cloresruicost, wha_ lutenist. are Implicated in this ease, ma t artd:• to consider the c to litell4:es which may rank . is the Int:laLint slaml.l puts.a iu Ile. measures. lOC illt.ili jrnee which has been traiiimuted to the Marquis Ti...rujo loos at kast mol• it appear indubitable that the nicashre ..11..4ed to VA, ric.toiv.ly gmun.l-11 on the personal orinio::s of this af fect, an d ourtair ted hy no ordswiMill his Core:the Nla_:;esty, or any int.asat• o.i from the Fano+ Government. This informs- Lon, while it sereemo font suspicion the dispositimis of both GArensase.ts, wad lays entirely on the loteridant the conse spae•tcer of the presnat ;tat: of things, dom nut, h iw.:vero remove the approvensions that state is talc:dated to ex cite. Tons • ads isms, Sir, go sn ad lit ;total force to the rerntin *trot. e-, ri ha. h, for my part, and in the anticipated cour.csion wait* 1 e.itert..m.d tat this: isicasuri4 had a CASIA• merely tura'. I had to !mutation Neely to aiLlreis to the author:ales, hotiriy ex,wanc of toe Freioh Republic at New Weans, avid .1 c 4.4 to the Ituendaat. So or-sing am the careens stoma., that I d em it my .laty t r renew these remonstrane:s, said to entreat your 1. a:wls:tory to exert your iiik:ieri•st autho rity to pr vent the cnaseque::e which the j a..trugatiani of the Jen-sent orkr of things may produaz. "It wi:l not escapt your untie-, Sir, that France, being now nut the proprietor of I.•iiiisuena, and the atitionities of Catliol., Majesty excrcisiiig Li this colony at present, uniy on 1.: -taimli.ar: knower, any ate ourt Inning a te,.4 •iley to elm oU France, on whom the odium and the einisequ,mcvs of what hos heen date, visiole tali, ought, -Was it. justice and its Law rubies tosly, to bo ain e endoil ; otletra is • France may furl herself commuted, aiol her relations with the Untied States nuteriary o.a.;ged without her consent. I enter into nu Luther details watt your Fiini.eitcy, helot satislual that they would toe solved:tom l'at.r Excelleiley be awate that the present e a tllt.Ot the collision of two authorities, oto: of.. hi 4i to eds•rra'a..4 ni inmate a 0)114 fic tion of tr.ratios retieli nay l• t wa:„ it Amos. •!e:y hanto., that the rea actual altfutr . .iy. i: :...iviit:y &. t.-. 1 with the p wool slimy to Mc( 714ncy, o; tit A. apeman C...kutv..d •e. ha guela 31 a!tern Aire, S!i, you; Exce!le..cy might to Inn't.ce flu to •‘• r in using Four Lower to ;min...., e minis pra •1ha5:,..41 be t120..e.5.m!, I.w ri. - - I.ll7llol . ti'y of the tor*/ Ulti,t 1a...Lt.:111y lie 0i..0n y•na 1 .. • ocdoncy. ILA C..Litelki Alatti•ty Milt/ IS in some a a.t .e g swathe.. to Vrauce fig Luaisiatu, uotal F a.m.! Itine oe copied it, sou'd intro to Wars:: you for .:tit harms t ale. the -e.sisary to fisISI that goarante: lowa:its Lu Ally " The c rot. Mt.; of t:i.• kit w, Si,t wilt, I two 6:: , itti.b..;t, be fitly to j oar Etc:Rene:: b j r the existaig ew. - oiastawao ii:ach the M. i t os behaif at his Cou.t, will d male .to you erne partiesiariy. It o ly .smisin. for me, therefu a, to : .soy )uor Eacetitre•y to at c..t toe as• • *ounce ro: my rzspet: tend high slot q.knation. " I. A. PICIIS/N." gig Sherdfaure the Gprentor of ffu t •'.. Nefit:tty, L. the Prrr.istes I.4A.fis 4.1. taw vonor,, MARCH 2(4 (Fioni a K.:ntilecy 1 r , rr n( Miech The following vzry important infOrtnation was contmunicated pa u, this atornin ,, , by the lion. John lirdown, who arriv4 from Washing • tO3 City, en Ta.:rJay eventng. Two Jays b e t;, re be left the Seat of Goterntaten:, which was' on the • I I , th last, diva:Ayes . And been receivixl tiom Mr. • Livingston, ow Ambass:idGr at Paris, in ultich. it is stated, that in commit:mice of a cliplc.rnatie note presented by him up the subjeil of the late it regular prvecedings at tient Orleans, he received asnrances frnna the liresch Minister fur Tureign Agairs that , , •••- ' -••••••• a ' •'s, • -•••••• •••44, Tr !,; BAITISII PRESS. LON DON, W EDKESD AY, APRIL et. The Funds are gradually reviving from the Flock which they experienced on rriday. The S per cent Cimsols left off yes:el...lay at tis.. •Thc Fr.mch funds also appear to be rather improving ; they v. ere, on the 22d, I. We yesterday received Paris papers of the ..;3d, but they throw no light upon the state of the neg::ciation ; that still remains wrapped up in darkness, and the public mind vibrates between peace and war, without being able to assign any Cause for the change. Its motion yesterday was in the tl:reltion of pe4ce.—New Yort papers up to the e:th March, received yesterday, prepare us to ex pea a co:r.plete accennuselation of the dispute, on account of New Orleans. Citizen •Ficnox, the French Chare dct Afiires, in a letter to the Spanish fateitltnt,reprobates the proceeding of sauteing that port against the United States, as a measure sup ported by no order from Catholic his Majesty, or any intimation from the French Government, which latter, he conteads, by the cession of Louisiana to France, is the party really interested. If such ami cable remonstrances were made on the part of France, at a time when the threatened rupture with England could not have been foreseen, we may pre sume her condtult since towards America has not been less conciliatory. Two Dutch mails have also arriv ed, but they contain no intelligence of import tance. Yesterday, the dispatches for Bengal, by the . Preston, verc finally closed at the East India House and delivered to the Purser; her passengers are, 7s; Es 4 k r. —T. l'Akenha no, C. Chapman, if . llu;)e—AV riteri. C tptain L. Thom 'S !Arty. Mr. K..iiit.llv, S.:urgent'. G .sing, P. M. 114 y, C. 11. Glover, .1. 1 Irle, Fleimui,ig, mid it. flouting dos. Mr..K. M'Caire•n, 041e):and,.r hlarin•m. AI us~t — Maria Stater, Catherine Barrington, Eli ha Clara Stuart. Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall, London, presei:t the Right Hon. the Lotto MAY UR, 18 Aldermen and the Sheria. The Court, after examining the mealweighers reports, ordered the price of bread to be contii:tked the same as last week, via. 9d. the quartern loaf wheaten, and ;Id. household. The 6urt unanimously voted their thanks to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop* of Cuesr na, and the key Dr. Gr. ASE, for their excellent sermon% preach ed before the Court and thy' Governors of the Royal Hospitals, on Monday and Tuesday in Easter week last, at Christ Church, New gatc-stroet. Three persons were sworn Stock Brokers, twelve allowed, and three 4E.icharvd from the oface on petition. Eight thousand s' hundred pounds orphan stock WAS ordered to be p.rid off and annihilated. Jo re: ex Bus): E. 41. lately el&kd by the Court of Common Council to be Comptroller of the (Lim ber, St :LS sworn into oEice. Jost NT TE. t•C I: was uaani mon sl y eleaed Keeper of the roultry Co:miter, in the room of Ms father, deceased. A woman, recommended by Mr. Alderman Thu 'LP r ; a girl, recommen.ljd by Mr. Alderman sa vet - , and a boy me!. :untended by Mr. Alderman Asst. rY, were admit ie.! into Emanuel lospital, %Nest tmi nst;-r, founded by t!..: late Lord and i .ady I)A r.s. Tatatoonx H. one of the persans returne.t by the ,'atermen an Light-rnten's Company, to be 4 Ruler of the sAd Co;u was e.aled and sworn into the said office, iu the room of huts 1.1 . ON, deceased. l'esm.day morning the *id batnlinn of the First Regiment of Foot Guards tt ho are t i(.i dg duty at Windsor, hal a grtad field day in Wind sor Park, unavr dsa command of General V A RI). A• letter from Dublin says, a On Monday the sth inst. at the Corragh, M ill be ran for, the G.. l . a i Cup, value 1000 guineas, and 400 guineas play or pay, by the Martinis of DoNa•lna l.'s colt Carl, Mr. Wits i.r v's colt A: r, being both four ye.r oils: it k expected to Le a peat race. A ho•seve. ral matches and sweepstakes on said day,, w.'ncit will render it one of very great sport." The five iniia:nen that scaled from Plymouth on Saturday. se'nnight for lite Dttyns,' had a grew 7114/17 curiosities on board, partaftuarly a rare spqckm d white Mitmoset monk, very .beautiful and docile. - , . . fir_ s~. ~«~_#~ ~2.tf rorTRI. THE VISAILES. FROM THE GREEK OF ANTMIANES IN ATHENEOSit 01.414,2 ca Kzar,yopss. &WHY L. AS A M. Two things my Fanny cannot hide, (Spite 4.. t the cunning Gipsy ') She can't c ,n•:ell when she's in love s Nor can she when she's tipsy'. tremluu; lips, but more her eyes, Betray that she's been bibbing, Aml `g4inst her love the more she ,wren, The more your :•ure'e she's fib:Aug t: OLD NICK. • Petr. Viztorius also tells us, Amore= nunsupe celdri roma p..e.e. t Cowley has availed hirnsslf of this thoneht of Antiphanes in a copy of versa; c.eled s Love's Visibility," iti Thc Mistress, , " The very eye Wtrays our inward smart ; Love of hinis.:!f left th.ne a part, When through it he pass'd into tit • heart. " Or if by chance the Lee betray not it, i But kelp the s,Tret wiszly, yet, Lke drunkettile.4. into cr2 zongtter 'tw ;:t t." Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, attended by General GWYNNE, soon after breakfast, rode in Windsor Park till about one o'cl, k, when his MA JESTY set off in his travelling carriage for I.ondon, with his usual escort, and arrived at the Qi:LEN's House about half past three o clock. Her MAJESTY and the Pa iNCESSES, attended by Lady CHARLOTTE WYNN, arrived at the QULEN'S House, from Willi o about twelve o'clock. In the evening their MAJESTIES had a concert and with party at the Qt. Ef !louse. Lady L. MANNER.; has invited the fashionable world to her assembly, announced for Monday the 16th of May. The Duchess of St, ALBANS gives her next fa shionable party on Monday, in Bruton-street. Captain MAeN.‘ MARA is brother to the gentle. man who w.l. banding Miss RAE into her carriage from Covent-garden, Theatre, at the time she was shot by the Rev. Mr. HACKMAN. Tile Earl of DA itT MOCT ft has appointed Mr. Jo - Si:Pil AMUS Principal of his MAJESTy's Wine Cel lars, in the room o f Mr s ISAAC CLARK, deceased. The long pending action between the Honourable THOMAS COVESTRV, and Sir ROBERT HARLAND, is nor, as stated in a Morning Paper, to be settled: it will afford some amusement and emolument to the lawyers at the summer assizes of Suffolk. T e Earl and Countess of Ux BRIDGE had a Con. cert of Sacred Music, on Sunday evening Last, at their house in Burlington-street ; Mr. CHARLES WE;LEY performed on his Lordship's organ, which is considered one of the finest instruments in the kingdom. Ma.Es PLTEM ANDREWS' Music, this evening, in Cleveland-row, be attended by a most numer ous and fashionable party. Lord BACOT and family, .returned to town last night, for the season, to his house in Upper Brook street, from Blithfield, near Litchfield. Mrs. ItonisgoN gives a grand Rout, this even ing, at her house in Albemarle-street. On Monday night Lady MA 1, ESRURY gave a grand Bail :tad ;supper at her house in Spring zariens. About 70 persons of distialion sat down to a sumptuous slipper. The country dances were kept up till a very late hour. The Gows, and several other ceLbi-ated cianix players were engaged on the occasion. F. 11.sa +Nu has taken Lady Ci v roN's late house inßerkeky-square fur the s::ason. The Earl of KELLIE has nominated the Rev. ll:JaLitl. ADAM, of the University of Oxford, to be his Lordship's domestic chaplain. Cavendish, that once celebrated racer, is sold to Mr.' LLOYD, in the neighbourhood of Barton and Grimsby, in Lincolmhire. Lieutenant-Colonel CAMPoet L, who commands the Royals at Gihralter, teas unable to embark for‘ England on the 3d inst, owing to his having been most severely burnt, by his shirt-sleeve taking fire when reading in bed. The Marquis of TITCHTIELD is at Portsmouth with his brother, Lord Wit.i.tAst CA veNnisit BLN TIMER, whose sailing is still delayed by the strong adverse winds. The Hon. T. W. COVENTRY has matched a sow, his property, to run a certain distance against a Mr. 13--R—Y, a celebrated runner, for limo guineas. The knowing ones bet high odds against the gentle ?man, the pig being daily trained to run the given distance for his food. . The Dean Hunt ended on Saturday se'nnight.— The depth of the country, and the fatigue and heat of the day, were such, that Jack Rodincon, a famous 'hunter, the property of Sir J. L. Routs', the pre sident of the hunt, died the same evening in conse qunce of the severity of the chase. THEATRE-ROTiIL, DRult LAN.E. THIS F.vI.I , ‘ING will be. retf.rin•fd tNiew et)-tr(t.iy eakd • THE MARRIAGE PROMISE. VIC ChArgallA by Mr C. Mr. Dw, el., Mr. now too, Mr 11aie.g4wortli.M, - .ll.63iiiiter, juts. Mr Pallier, Mr. l'apc, Mr. Pow.::1, Mr. Now. M:. Evan+. Miss Mrs. Mrs. tiiiirkg, Matliloci.s. Pru:i.:gii to b.! by Mr. Dw)iir, tlic IStirlotta of