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-U7oTORbvnasi - -4colictinno . . . . , The sale of the presowes belonging to Mr. Talley fool( lace on the I nth June two ; mud, after it was *eve. which wiwiint until the evening, lie proceeded to Glove's. and his wish to sleep Malty room of the lonnwth might he assagued to him. A good 'd. al ot . oliposition ea.' wade to thiS i , under the Ke tt nce. that he would he sure to pass is trouille game ouch , ; &to tall-y, persisting in his oli ject, and tiherrVl!l4 that he hid never experenceil during the two years in Nvltieh he o=-anneal the house, at last obtsi.ieri Chnsr's ennveut In sleep in the room in st (nth of all other, the Itoockingt were most frequent. Mr. T. how• yet, sii;itilateil, that none of the servants should truism in the preowtes . ; mid this was also, wit.. tone's rcluctance, complied with. About veil ki'eloek. Mr. T. went to the house,; and on reachmx the • he observed is twin leaning oa the vomiter, mod Mrs. Cheer, on the oppo.ite aid.. in apparent earliest conversation with him. Mr. Malted • few moments ou his rontrance, and distinctly heard Mrs. Chive sly to tot man with whom she Was convetaing— , Nov, be sore you collie when we s eed for you." The man promised obeilieoce, and retired by the dour at whit b Mr. T. was then entering. This Man's name was Dodge (a toot alarming personage hir the. "boat!) a mope,. 'who lives at Sampford. Mr. Talley,, advancing to Mrs. Chive, told her be came to take poiseasiou of his raom ; sod she m inted him, (bal. in compliance with herber engage anent. all the servants were . t ent awry, and that no one would remain in the house. except herself, her boyhood, and an apprentice lid , about 11 yarn of. age. Mr. T. then said, as 1w hue+ bm way, he Would go up stains at mice. 114 e erwOongly pro. eye AA to the anti-chamber which Taylor trtually eeetteses. sod which minimunicites by g dour in a thin Berl potation. to the adjoinktig roots wherein Sittly sleeps. his this room that she Ghost selected for the principal sense of his v. v ., nee. On Mr. T.'s arriving at the aforesaid anti•ehatn. her, he was much ourpeded to observe a mon sat tine on the-halmintie. half concealed by the curtain. Advanciott toward. and drawing hack th. certain, he found biro to b• the identical Dodge. the eolorwr, who appeared to leave the whets Mr. Talley mitered. This fellow co.itrited to get tip stairs by owe of the three entrances which lead Irmo other parts of the premises to the room in which he Men was. The fact of there b.iie.; these emend mitettaces has always been studiously con. ogled by Chase from the numberless visitors who Lase bees draws by esnimity front all parts of the sentry to attend the Ghastly L e ctures. On recognizing . Dodge (for Mr. Talley timid not be mistaken in hint; hoing known him for years). he exclaimed, " Why, cooper, how Came Ito" here?" He reollet—that hr ratite to sleep with the append*, lay, who, hiving seen an old ereinai descend throttles the cieling reit nights ego. was afraid to sleep alone. Mr. Talley then begged hien to undress himself, god get into bed ; grhieli the other declined, saving. he wodhl rattur Lie dnwn with his clothe' en. Sir. Tslfey then :Soli dierecention loth all the doors and. hiking ON key. with hie, went into the bed prepared for hiss in flaliy's roam. Haring kept awake nine bouts, and/41dt* the ghost not so cometaisunt to him's* it id tlo his (image , dt giber, the he vent asleep, perfectly unmolested either by slops M Mantis Oft ray thieripttoe. When Mr. Talley arena back the curtsin thk pee iodine night.- on discovering Dodge. he obteived ignition the wall I inopistink, which he itolneclialelY iteepeeted was to heroine the instrument of the illutuls to be pr. diced underneath Silly's room. On tinittii m his apartment in the inoroing, Mr. T. "ern into the chevalier where Dodge was (oho Mold. nut quit his rune until Mr. T. rose to let Ifint out of it. he having taken the key), and on lenkf' , .Irftir the reap stick. found it he been re. Wired unto soother part bribe stoat. Our reader: pey attention's tlsis. and to the ensuing pinto Of ibis narrative, at the knavery matt now rapidi, untold i TONG Taking dp the nalu.stielt, Mr. T. kid to Dedge is How came this stick here?" The other answered, that We supposed it was slap there. and knew fustian, about it. "That," replied Mr. T "is int- Ile, for this is the third liituntioti in which I site own this stick since I cattle to there plmtii.es rit ant 't•ttoiAg. I elm it standing . by tilt pump trough in the Court when I first entered. I saw it a se cond time, but night, behind the curtain where you was titling t and now fee the third time I find it reamed to 'loather part of thii 'chamber. You mini certainly have used it, or intruded to have ased it, had I not prevented yod by locking thedoers tart night." The fellow merle no reply --sad Mr. I'. on examitsin; the end of the stick, found it bettered into smell splinters, arid covered with whitewash. " Nun,' says Mr. T. "1 plink 1 can play the Ghost with any person in the house." And hiving left the premises, he returned some time eller, and begging Mrs. Chairs to go into the pantry with him, laying. if she was ignorant bow the roguery was managed. he would explain it. They acconflogly went into the pantry, where Mr. T. trend the eilling in a owe of contisletable tau ti las tiorr (rain the ghostly thumps it had received. Mr. T. then shewed, by !striking on the battered walls, mid on the joists of the dour, bow the sounds wete produced. At the very time that Mr. T. wam tends rneath, explaining the roguery. as we have just mentioned, Chive himself was in Tsjally's room, exhibiting to • maul who reside* at ,Sampford, named Kerslake (formerly a serjeant in the South Devon Militia), the place where the knockings were chiefly heard. At this place, two planks of the floor had been re moved ; and when Mr. Talley, who was underneath, was bestowing him explanatory thumps on the ciel inc. Chive, who did not know that any one was below. told the serjeaut that the Ghost was some again, and that that was the exact spot where it *Ns chiefly heard. Serjeant Kerslake instantly seized the enchanted sword (which once, with ti ger-like ferocitg, flew at Mr. Colton's head, and which. for one reason, it is mtrpruzing it made no impression on). and excleinaing-- 4, By 1(1--il, I'll find thee now,"—he plunged the sword throng's the cieline. Mr. Talley vociferated his name, mei we'lt instantly up stairs to give the necessary elnessisnion of the mystery. The Serjemsst then went below with Mr. T. who explained how and Wisere The hlowi were and chewed hint LOW eitactly 'the end of the inop-suck corresponded with the marks it had made in the'cieling. On examining a narrow chimney, a stout willow bludgeon was fonnu, forked at one end for the con v.-nieticr or holding perpendicularly, which, like the mop-stick talisman, was likewise jagged and beaten at the extremity, and ems also covered with plaster and whitewash. The Se►jeaut placed the stick under his foot, and, by a violent effort, broke it, saying, he was determined that no more knavery should he practised with that iostrutueut.— (Torture% Carrier) PUBLIC EXPENDITURE. TUE SEVCNTH REPORT PROM THE COMMITTEE ON THE PUBLIC EAreserruas, ISGC. OF TUM UNITED KINGDOM. (Couched:el Coat our Paper or pater/Ay.) (953) The Prison oiiLi;rtinoor was erected ad der the authority of the Commissioners of as Ma jeaty's Admiralty; and the rea.Mos which gave rise to it are .containert in the 9th .Report of the Corn mi4sinhers of Morel Revision, pages '.!l and 24. Mr. Daniel Alexander planned and conducted the whole, under the directmit of the Transport Of fice; pupa advertioereenta were isatteil for persons willing to undertake the several parts, rind the lowest tenders were accepted. The total amount pad fot thiS 4ork wits in March last, 1910, 116,9971. (N 0.978.) and some further expen-..es incurred, but not then paid, amounted to 9,0411. besides other small articles. The mod of this origslial statement wok I 1t,9231. and articles to the amount of 14,9071. included in the sum already *paid, were not comprised in the estimate. (N 0.9531 In a printed paperrecei wed from mu l l signed by Mr. Aleminder, he maker the amount of satiaaatad works Works paid for osier ditto .• Wuriyi mot atitiated, is drikhritti, lerheing. ac.. • I 9 1 ° Architteu sobitimion Stems S L It is to he remarted, that a reqnisidon ha. Ikea Made from the CoMmander-in-Chief, for erecting a tdl•ioual BaTratks oo Dartmoor, capable of con taining 500 more men ; which was out decided upon when the eel urn was made to your Cominittee. The building at present holds 5.562 prisoners, and a militery gourd of ;shout 800 men. The Terme of the improvement* of Srestmioster, is he llikehbourhated or the twu Howse, of Palismrst, inelschog the purchase of old bidding* mid vowed, Sea been oig,lidel. And gltauted in this beanies, is 10, • . 5,5441. concerning whom' hart!! ! ; been reti.tervd to the Moue by the Coin. allssiossers aKuitit• el to execute the several Acts 44 Geo. 111. tan. 61. 45th, c. 137. and 46th, c. 89. your Committee think it unnecessary to go is to arty detail.. Mir does it appear that any further expense will he incurred apou this account, unlt sa further Purchaiei Shwa he made by the Corn. Missioners; on the contrary, the ground is dive. hie of being let irleantageolisly en building leases. Which may repay, hereafter, a part of What has been expended in purchasing said clearing the ground. The Parliatnentkry Grants for i obi wing at the British Museum (No. 1115), have been, be. meta the years 1804 and 1808, 281701. ■od the net amount pa d to the Trustees, after &dieting the fees, 27,11671. _ _ _ . (No. 1t09.) file Grants'to the College of Sur geons, towel* waking i convenient place for the reception of Mr. J. Hunter's Museum. Were be brims lb* wad lb* L.ldmeo Aid there his bets a Parities Great clerks( the pre-__ - - Hat Saliva ur The Itattamte fur the Royal Ward .Alylatlate* entreat yaw (tlio) is, accordiog to a raper, ordered to be printed 17th May, NM Ligpssi Fur carrel co the erection *of it building at Black. water for the Royal Military College, there has been ioctoded to the Army &Masseur the tor rid( yea' (p. at.) LOMA CIVIL MUILDIAGS.—yggLAND. (999.) The additional buildings at the Noose lately purchased, for 15,0001. of Viscount Powers- Coot. sod converted into the Office of Stibnite, itt MaY 1808, had edit 15.3701.; the *hole estimate of this additional work b-iug 19,3413 L Your Committee remark, that or this expenie a part it Inoue.' to building stables for the accent. modetion of the Cruniaistioners whilst doing duty; it seems also intended to provide apertmenti within the building for the first Chairmen (Mos. 1037.) :Ind the Secretary, is well as for the servants of the boom.. An annual Vote is passed of 450001. fAr what are called Civil Bnildingi, the expendittire of which grant is under the Board of Works; but it appears, that in the year ending Bth January 1810, 46,3741. was expended in that class of buildings and repairs to whit* this Vote is applicable, besides sa laries, wages, lodging allicireaces, rents 1111411 twee. demo, amounting to between 3 and 40001. leaving a debt or defleient7 hi tither more thou the on gir.al Grant itself, of t. , 5.0141. Mere follows as second of the application of Os.oool. voted is the last Session, for defraying the expeorte of Civil Buildings, front nth January Imo, to Mb January tato ; together wills the names of all pawns receiving salaries or allmraitees out of the same NW a Statenweat how mach the wrid sais was driest to defray the whole expense incurred ; sperifyieg also by chow the bills relating to abet sow hare hews or are to be examined and audited.) Ma/yams, the Black pugilist, has produced (mother man of colour. to fight soy ten-stwie mail. Cribb is not in condition, as yet, to fight litulytterx. Thursday night, *bunt quarter past tiro o'clock, R Mr. jARIRII KERIMET. or Dowlas Common, put an end to his existence. by discharging s pistol loaded with a brace of balls into Isis lu ad, behind his left ear. Astonishing to relate. the unhappy than lived an hour alter, in the greatest agony be fore he expire(' ! On Friday last Mr. Alderman Poo* was elected Mayor of Canterbury. for the erratu u m; year. after a sharp content. on which °cession 677 freemen palled. Three hundred and seventy votes were ta ken for Mr. Alderman POUT—a greater number than was ever before polled by soy Cradidate for the uffitx of Chief Magtstrate. jtFFERY. To THE EDITOR. Plymouth, Repeatlam 17. SIR-41eving beta requested by several I •enile 'men to write to Mrs. Cowl, the mother of the no fortunate Jeffery, fui the parnu-a of tov.•rts . • if he had written to her, the following is the letter which I sent to her, the answer, acrd iticlopure. 4 C9NSTANT READER. " Manioc, -Ptyaiwotta•Dock, Sept. Several Gentlemen of this town, who feel themsellei in terested in the fate of your rots, R. Jeffery, late of the Re suit, hive regnestcd me to white to you for the perpMe as if possible, whether Ire be tivieg or dead. Tlit Papers is general have mildiabed, statement!, parportiong that he was taken fvum the Islanatopf Sombrero by • vessel belonging to Marblehead, and that' lie now HOW is-alve Province of Marnichnatette, Now.as ~it appears dint be wns a particularly dutiful *liinbaffrelionstle iou, and one who let slip uo oppertanities of writing to r ... 4 ..He un Loots the Recruit. it ie 'probable that ~f( livint;he Ibis writ ten to yutl,„.• and this, or course, withl'pli& ale fact of law existence beyond a doibt. • " Have the euudnese to encase the trouble Wamiii give yen on this subject, Rad rest smiared, Ihit noltanki wit a patileipaliwn in that lively illteirst in the fate of your sun, which pervade* all parts of the Ilritneh soupier, could bare tuttscol me to bare Minuted on soar am " Mrs. Coals, Polperro, Curueall." " • • ANSWER—EXTRACT. " watreirto, *Fir% It, lett). " ereedoes post brought me the tiaantie of your's of the I ith jMataut, fur which be pleased tc accept my heollile thanks. la reply Jo your oliligiog inquiries re. *meting guy nufortnnate son, I have to ittiorat you, that I hate bed no other &eternal than those pahlisbed in the Piper.., until this eveuing $o long tiuse had elapsed since the seismal published, that my duebli had nicreural hope. Q..hi. exialeuce, and I took Ike liberty of trimoltutt Mr. Whitbread, WOW juice...sled biota& its his behalf. yct think, if my woo were Wittig, and had given hts deposition, as stated ofneially, Dud N taisly woold Kee stripe.' to me ; anal I eke this* that if be really was the Krim', they woold have panted hide to write to MO to convince me and the Public of his esistence. I ►ive also regeested to hive a (titer sent to bun, Init have yet had so answer or oppartitalo of s. doing. I Iliad .ob. Join su'extract from a letter to Mr..fffhilbreatl, from the gs cretery of the Adasiralti ,, ,in answer to his letter, which be has inclosed to me, sad seat here. I Hiatt feel it my duty to rite you soy insformatioo is rely potter at any future ■ud am much obliged Par the trouble you aad your thimule knee taken, mud am, Sir. your obedient Servant, " HONOR CO A D (late Jeffery)." I NCLOSURE. " Admiralty, Sept• ii. a Jeffery% diedhet, u she wean in say that as/kb% hut a kit* from ha vial math her. 11 hub; ho such letter to send you ; and have ash to wallas flosyrdliftt we have rec. iced official itsforasstioit Of brain iv" Itec ,, well a few months aro, in Asareseed t aimi I 19ve afro some reaaoa to elpset that he will, alO typivaexatmitv of limb, eight to Ettehtul. I ad'; Opt. %if r . 3. Whitbread, Esq " . • (PROM • GIAK*III./APEIi . There lately in the sieiglihmthpsil of Frankfort-stpon-the-Oder, an event which is cot tiered lei an infliction of the Divine vengeance.. A suntan. conceiving that her husband, who was a suldier in the Prussian iserrite. bad been killed in ' the battle of Jena, In married another man. It turned out ha t her husband had been only teniinded and Men prisoner by the French. A cure was soon effected, and the 'soldier, on recover ing, joined fine of the Prussian regiments which at that period entereil into the par M France. After serving Upwards of three years in Spain, lit was dis charged, and returned sudden ly to his native country. 09 reaching Ilia old habitation, he atp penretl so Le greatly rej iced to find Ins wife alive. She received accohling to the statement of se veral young persons who were at the door when the soldier arrived, with Seery mark of affection which so long an absence might hitittall) he supposed to produce. It is'prolailde that she did hot avow the new matrimonial connection she had formed. After partaking cif.sothe. tefreshinint. and giving a short account of his adventures and escapes, he complained of being quite overcome with fatigne. His wife liaise.' him to Mite to teat. which he did. She immediately conceived the horrid iierposl of instigating her nest bsillthuld to dispatelt the un welcome visitor in his sleeP. After n short interral passed in devisangthe mean* and prov Wing against detection, they accanipllitted their obitct. by straite ' ling the poor man, imrpot his body Inlet a sack. About Midnight, In ctiitiefialy it to the Oder, hie' weight of the corpse built theist*, and one of she legs oat protruded. Thowbonen tietebtmt *Wing up the rant, and in her hurry and ebtsfotims, sewed , in, at the settle time, the skirts of her teitnisplice'a cost. Having reached the riven, assAinakiiS *fir" effort to precipitate his load as Seisitoths stream as possible. he was dragged (Poo the eletated ground be had chosen, into the river with the corpse. Ile contrived, partly by swimming, and partly by treading the bottom, to keep his head elver water for several minutes.—the woman, ant eonsidering . how important it was to keep silent at this critscid moment. filled the air with cries, and brought to the spot several peasants. _elle, at the bastard of their own lives. extricated the drowning man from his perilous situation. Their surprise at finding so large a substance attached to him was great. but much greater when they found that it was a dead bode. On inspection there ap peared such marks of violence shout the throat, as net to leave any doubt that the man had been mur dered. The man and woman, on being charged with the crime, made a folk confession, and were immediately consigned to the officers of justice, and committed to prison. The Duke of Cummins-inn rode en horseback on Thursday in Hyde Park. We are happy to state his Royal Highness looks remarkably well. A Penny Poet-Office has been established in Bath and the neighbouring willow... Similar esta blishments will probably be formed in coniaderable other provincial towns. Wednesday a case came oa tat* tried before the Commissioners at the Court or Itecitie:its, Guild hall. brought before rhern by Mr. M'atora. • gentleman residing in Bloomsbury, against he Go teruor and Company' of the Bank 'nf Englvnil,. , refusing to pay •for a *apposed Bank England note. whiat he had received teoni a coresh i , spoudent in Liverpool; when it appeorod by 4tatlyt- • tiinony uf a I,7leilt belonging to the lonoectoi Office iirthe tank, that the note in qiinstion was a forged nue: in ennsecidence of oviiiolt, the only mit mealy left for the complainant -.Ms to procure the payment of it from the persnu f-ein winnit 6e bad received it. •IYA PA L ititiLi/GA,vet. Ittirmuunr, P et I• j . Sam; ihe Wine and Placer 61004 .4 cruise ; and diariaer rtitAtig, •e9..4, c tune to the Westward. Came is the Eneoliatry otn:brig, from a cri, z,. DKA t., stir;. ia. • A ;rived the Idris e.itt yr, end fish .cho Thor, from the fl et 44 Flushing. Caine down frum the it rev, the. Caliaarile, Hague, for Cork, and remmia fur cony •y. ORW.CMOCM. SEPT. 17. „The Roneyles. Lufkin, arrived .i.re 1:II 1 he,. Atty. ,frolll Peterelestrgli, j,, 3 3 dm , 23.1 ult. in lit. 47.6.5 loot. 37.56. h! "k • " trig • ,r, Galway; %amid to Qtteber. 1111111 e ni.k.o in lat. 41. 58. long. -27. 45. 01... he oh•p fo n Lt.s. dun. liti,nod to Quell...v, urine ookti..Wn-..-9.1, ea -t, in lat. SS. SS. bow. 12. spoke the brig E t i la t ak from Mirainichi. bound to Ayr, el! well. The Lady (...lote, Conntli, arrived here yesi s ,o 4 , from Kingston. Jamaica, soiled th.nve Stn. J u l y , in company with the brig Elizabeth. Liverpool ; parted from her the ario • g h t . 1 , heavy pie of wind; spoke the Itlitabetli n.i k e 26th August, and parted spin in ion hiy. 4 11„ . iu u ',ale, in lat. 4t. 51. kng. .53. 11. W.--qp Ate. on the Bth of August, in the Uulph pnsage, the Strateger. Lowden. of this port, and It , pt war her till the 15th, when she parted, in i d. 32.37. 74 10. The &rigger s n ile led with tn, fleet, a',d loet the convoy on the night of the 30 h JOT, in a plc, off Cape Antonin ; spoke on h • 4,h i„.t. is late 41. th. long. 4g. S. W. taw Their. Mt.., from St. Domingo for that port, ou 34 Loft no weasels loading at Kingston f-r the FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Avestilti, Sr iv arrivao.—.dailcd dm Nag, Howland, fur Buitun. _ MARKETS. CORN P.XCH A *beat . ..... . ; us. s6s. 10 Fine ditto —teas loos Rye t,uew) Barley 3v. 4* Man 7O. suss White Peas .. 31. (bulk's) Dins Pess 4114. tiaa NGE, Son. I. Betas 5:l se% Tick ditto 00011 INS six .;ii Pohlad ditto .. .... 344, les , IPotatoe ditto ......... .1;$ Kept Mal ..... .itil. -,:t I IFine I-I.ntr . ... II; 0 WO &coeds .... VIERIDGE. Cont.leeptietPee Ulm% TotI.MOD %V, SEP?. to. 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PRICE 0 ierarali Market ♦e a• Clare 31arlmt 4a 34 Whitt...lmpel Market as ad iper it. of 91b. 1 tte l Amer •• 4e aid Tetley Emp.goe—.M4re Trice of Cu. per dear Tu7siiOtfoss 7•1 61—s • Yugo* *Anis 73' • White ditto .. Oft .4 Shoup ditto ud --. • klefting Simi Vie ud ^ g Ditto rus`► ads os Gray.• Good Drop III II tied i.sos—Cord, tO4 11, I al 04.-SbielaS, 13$ Oa COAL IllAaK ET, Sr et. Maps isl4L. • Prier. 41 Ntirreffilit Coal 6 t • 364 61. 10 0 1 * s Etas* Cosi n od. to --s 04. •wwwwmarmoo.g. *IFETINGS OF CH444F47111 iT GUILDHALL, 4‘i t ' ew ikow •ow wwwo4lt. Ice, TOW; Welkostrect, Soollsivark, mo• ir .••. • . . Tiounma'66ke;'4‘ftbot yule plea, isevetriett Y 4 sierday—ST. Y►Trwrw holiday at tile Pabiu taro. COURSIi Of BXCHAN Anoo•Miud.... 3.' 0 9 U. Dittos, flight.. 14 f iGE, — Filil3.ll 3, 3r33. in : k,O p I" Matta b9 Gibraltar 3I DuMis Cork Rotterdam; ... to 9 U. 91 g l it . Alums .. 91 eu Pottit t dty's date g i • Ditto ilmintraux SULLION• Portugal Gold IN Coo and Bars I. s. puss ......... o o • Foreign Gold io Bart ......... • • I New Doiblooas.. 0 1, New Dollars .• o S Silver la WWI 0 0 New Laois (each) o o Asia &Ad Melissa 4 par Gest. Wattrol ...... • -. ill papa Dom .... 4J eiteet. Palermo l2.lin paper Ditto .. ig Mimi. Ballad 4l iienne Si ♦enice Si Narks 4' Liebe* Kai BIRTH. Lately, the Lady of Captain Roca% or the oath Roe' Meta, of a daughter at the family maasioa of t hat and eiteemed frie nd to the British, the Matcloo g ' s at Belem, fa Tortoni, WIZ Lisboa. MARRIAGES. Oa Friday, the 7th Wats" at Kirmseelarl pliareli, the Ret. J 1. Salvador, Chaplain to he Rea niAboes Vd. Prime of Wales, and Rector i 4 Stands, to Hertiorhh , it. to Mimi F. Pratt, Meet to H. Foster, of Corm Castle, F•g. Oa Tuesday last, at Weymouth, by specie; t , rem e, th tl'e Rev. Witt. Gorton, Kiagsaaßl Room, Roy. (Ist Foot bo ot the Hill, Herefordalsin4 to Asa, skies* datigh'" man Thomism, Ea+ M.P. of Fliabams Souse, Nuitingbain• Aare, DEATH. At Lrorri-i•tniva, enmity of Dublin, the mat of the ,_ht Loril.C,Mageoste on Wadoesday Highs, the sth 'deep! y and .11 MU/ I.Lieatad by Ms pane's, F.4111% 14 , 'at Meed "' it " 1 :• s o C. Hairy Coate, Usutentast.co:und of the queen's tWouty 31aillio, in the oath yam of bis afe IllGtl WATF.R,.THIS DAT, AT LoNtrori Roux. Moen. 41 min. ithetih I Ikea. I min : after I.otilX)l% -14rim.e GIV..‘MITH. Nos Cooeu ti ' l " . ' am, paitl..lard at Nn7 t, r Ark of :41. Ormtues-Ctl igto aru'. 41. WHITE, 5, aura[ ear 4.. MEMCIATE AND LEAD (By the C Dbri Nad. to is. sd. Mattes as. s t in ss. Lamb - t. Melt OF HAY AND, 0.4 aims's. tiay da. od. to to es. 4. tiraw,a acod. to al. Ise ed. . , II . I on opirl