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SOUTH WALES, topographically and historically de scribed, by the Rev. T. Rees, originally pubiialied in. and forming part of, the Beauties of England and Walta, but now sold separately. In one thick volume, Bvo., illuatrated with a map of the country, and 33 !dates of interesting objects, picturesque scenery. &c., price U. 4s. in boards. Sunday mennight the Salisbury, 60, Rear-Admiral Fahie, C.R. Captain K'illiant Maude. returned to l'ortimisatth. ham Meth America. She left the Jupiter, 80, Rear-Admiral Wsilouglissy Lake, C.R. (who succeeded to the command) at Halifax. ea the 11th ultimo. wish the Sansarang and Dotterel. The Menai was in the Hulph of St. Lawrence: the Rifleman on the {image to Quebec and Jamaica. The Salisbury is gone into harbour to be paid off. The Niemen, 28, Captain Wallace, is expected to return to tit North American station. -- To the WORTHY LIVERY3IEN of t h e CITY of LONDON. 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PALIIO/ITN t &CPT. 11.—The brig Margarita, Ording, boa} Longssund, went on shore last evening at the entrance of into harbour, but was got off by the assistance of boats, sad went into St. klawea, with loss of false keel, and leak PLYMOVTIf, Spry. U.—Arrived Sir Francis Drake, steno_ packet, Mill, from Portsmouth; Percy, Sayer, from Si. Vulcan's ; Danube. Stevenson, from Si. John's, New Brunswick ; Ad. mind Cockburn. Biggs, from London for New South Wales ; Lyra, Smith, from the South Seas; Surrey, Powers, transport, from the lonian Islands, with part of the 13th ; John and Mary, Stephenson, from Chioui; Russian frigate Provornoy, Captain Caaini, from Gibraltar. Arrived the Active, Palmer, from ('ape Coast Castle in 79 days; Christina Charlotte, from Stockholm for Venice, with loss of bowsprit, leaky, and must discharge ; and Fanny, Ford, from Riga. Off the port, the Thomas, of Rental, from Dominica. 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Chmnieley • America, elope Obenelegg two Parts Rhetoric Cominlegy -the Jews Sacred Geography Icthyology Scripture history Doty:PCltildoen ne Indian Grammar Spanish Grammar Parents fmnd Surveying Trade and Commerce glectrinty Lodz Onninsoe Universal History limennolegy lain Use of the Globes, two Zaglia tilowaser Saimaa Parts, Terrestrial & French Orammer %to Celestial The Prefrigate of Publicatiuns respecifully submit the following opinion of the Chancellor of England, (the especial guardian of British youth), as adhered by hint in the Court of Chancery, July 27, 1819 : Mr.Wetherell having applied to the Lord Chancellor to punt an injunction to restrain certain Booksellers from minting, pul log, and selling pirated Editions of " Pinnock's Catechisms." the on ginals of which he denominated '• useful egagualbasse it imbrue. non for the )nvenile classes of society." his Lostilsidp, on anew. Ing the spurious copies with the genuine wegte.peateg the injunc tion ; and, after having attentively examined thihnm, was 6 . lemed to make the following important observation on them ; It appears to me that adults might be greatly hanollted by the M. otrucuon these Books contain, u well as the loonier branches of 'society." 1 The Publisher; respectfully beg leave to ohmees, that indepen dent of the high encomium above-mentioned "Pinnock's tate chisms" have met with the general approbation of a most nume rous and respectable class of intelligent teachers. They need only to be seen to ensure their universal adoption • the Information they contain in so small a compass being unparalleled, and the styie in which they are written combining ease, conciseness, and perspicuity. !' Being led to look into these Works, we have been pleasingly surprised at the variety and accuracy of the information they con • taln, within so small a compass and in so excellent a form ; and we must say, that mom convenient, seemata. weiLawangst, an proper Publications, were never submitted to general observation." .--Literary Gasette. ' l .. It 13 necessary;to remark that many spurious Editions , cote nally resembling the above, are circulated throughout the kingdom. The Public should therefore be cautious to purchase none but such as have the names of the Publishers (G. And W. B. Whittaker) In the title-pages. Pinnacles ('catechisms, complete, printed on fine paper, in ten volumes, price 41. es. neatly half bound. Printed for Q. and W. B. IVhittaker, Ave Maria-lane, London. I " T e;tl - - —"" , s m Orestes, T . 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NEW RUSSIA.—A JOCRNET from RIOA to MIME. 6, by W4l( of KIEV ; with some Account of the( Isksidon, ind of the Manners and Customs or the Colonists of Illaosis. To slid, is added a2d Edition of Notes relating Oki Irsetan: By Marl ilolderness. In one vol. Bvo. illustrated whit dwell Mates of costumes, Ike. ; price 10s. 6d. in boards. = Ls t vr aniftlamse of Mr., lioldernesa, we have great pleasure' her, Asa her volume makes a near approximation to Mge& which we are glad to encourage from intelligent seildoets abroad. It bears everywhere the stamp of good "Smnatkie, and troth."--lberestiy Review, N 0.57. 11. NOTES of the WAR is SPA IN ; detailing Oeemenees, a ta ms aMPolideal, in M * I (Rhein* and Cadiz, from . of Oseeem, to the of Cadiz by the Freseb. Sob, Esq. MA. agdalen College, Cambridge INlMber albs Spanish Committee. Illustrated whit Maps, price I Os. hark. PATENT DEVOLVING GUN LOCI. THIS excellent LOCK is constructed on the principle of discharging either by PERCUSSION, or with FLINT and STEEL. The transition to either mode of `ring is actuated instantane. Gaily, without adding, altering, or removing any part of the Lock whatsoever ; it becomes a matter of safety as well as convenience so sportsmen. LACY and WITTON haring received unqualified appyoba. Son of this elegant Lock from Ms first Sporting Characters in the country, with numerous orders for guns on the above principle, re. wetfully entreat the sporting world to apply at their Manufactory, Vo g, T KEA DNL EDLE.STREET, LONDON, where only limo be procured. Tb. Wain of the Osorpany will be conducted by Twelve Di rectors, with liberty to odd to their numbers, and the assistance of Five Aoditon. Directors must hold ust less than Twisty Shares each—Auditors not bop than Ten Shawn ash. Each Shareholder begin Five Shares, oil =i s t , led to One Vote • Fi ft een tilmethas Two Votes; to Three Votes;i Fifty Saite. le liar Votes ; O n nellowdrod Shares, to !Nye Votes; aid Twa Shama, to Six Vales In the wa fting/ ansposy. realeles win be allewei qe vote by pr . osy. lboyease, essephale. a folks t of the views, 41:1= 1 " - dr, 4 „, .*Na.COrmaTmalsl sheets J. Ceprebeleml, ockbrekers, Royal Excbtoli s M at onn. 'to - 9, Thange74 l •l = and caeli aNd I se e4bit ram i aimo, Broed.etreet ; or at Anaheim for Mew (pen ailmosi is the Directors will be seesfeed by soy of the suisek,er by the Bankers. CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY FOR THE CABINET MAKERS' SOCIETY, beint 4 en e old Real Ono wow miming in London, No. 71 . Corn, of Pump, and which has lssan established upwards of e Lq " ..l " C Steady Money, and no AbOODDIEL The Trustees and COMEDIDIO rapasifidly balsam It* lishillay arid Gentry, that they still waded las shows RolahMahaamit e the benefit of industrious and ingenious Itheireks (who herws help families), by offering their Manufactured Article In the Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper thaw by any Homan in London, we ether profit being than to saithfy the Were house Rent and Sales; being satisfied with constant employment o enable them to support their families, the number of whom ap par by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hoLoes of increasmg that number. The following is a specimen of the law Prices asked; all Goods warranted :—Fire feet mahogany bedstead, four-post, 31. 13s. ; tent titto, 11. 6s. ; bordered mattress to fit, 21s. ; mahogany drawers with solid ends, 3L 3s. ; eight mahogany chairs, 61. 6s. ; mahogany Pembroke table, IL 18a.; feather bed, free from dust and smell, from 2L 12s. to 81. lia.; drawing-room sofa, fiom N. Ss. to 7L 7s. ; ditto bedstead, 3/.Ba. ; mahogany horsehair sofa, 6L 10s. upwards; • quantity of paper hangings, for bed, dining, and drawing rooms, at nearly half price. The trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at • few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours. Goods packed and seat to all parts of England free of expellee, except the matting. Old Furniture taken in exchange. AppraMements in Town and Country, and Estates valued. 1 1 __ L , HUL, SEPT. I i lbnassiss womb fee= Ones. lands Ask-- g Thiall ii Wa gis itta I to 4 ; Evertbasp, &OI L v tscsasonotton, SEPT. 11 bast was picked up at sea yea. terday, bottom up, with the name of " Harriet, of Lynn, fit. Battling," by the 1 homes and Ann, and sent on shore. Ascuswom., A uo.l4.—The Ellen, Lyel, from Hull, *Lich was wrecked in the White Sea about three weeks ago, has berg sold with all her appurtenances, by public auction, for 1117 - `'--- ,' The brig Exchange, Manaus useeer, from Malaga, bound or London, arrived at the Matherbeak on Saturday, with foul wind:. She 'poke the fo vionsia t..—On the 13th ult. the Mercury otiose?, from Bt. , humd to Gibraltar, seven league from Cape Spertel. On the Nit olt. doe brig Corsair, Bell, of and from London to Trieste. On the Sib inst. the Jane, of and front London for Poor°, 141epiroer N.N.11. of the Lizard. Same day, the Admiral Cochrane, of sod from limbo for New Holland—all welL THE PERCY ANECDOTES. i Sunday ae•nnight the Infernal bomb, Captain Barclay, sailed from Portsmouth for Deptford, to be paid off; on Tuesday the Ranger, 26, Captain P. Fisher, to refit and on Friday the Jas. risiteries. 10, Cava& C. 11. Fremantle, for Jersey, to protect the Comm:rya - 2. T. r• • • j J. WiLmaa, f J. CARTER, • J. ILISZTT, W. W. 11611011111. W. Agent. J. 481411. Seeresay. LIVERPOOL IMPORTS. DR. STEERS' CAMOMILE DROPS. CAMOMILE lehrat;Flci iiTysicTal;;;;a Botanists as a Plant of many virtues. Phis elegant preparation of it is now universally esteemed for its efficacy in all complaints of the Ball, Bladder, And those alarming disorders of the Viscera so common in the East and West Indies. It restores lost appetite, by correcting the crudity which occasions indigestion; is highly serviceable in Hysteric Fits, and Debility of the NCTYOIIII System, and alleviates the violence of Sea Sickness. Ample Allowance to East and West India Merchants for cs.- portation. DR. STEERS' PAREGORIC LOZEN6ES, for Coughs, Iltiorseness. &c. DR. OIL, for Convulsions in Children, which gene rally removes the 6t in a few minutes. Price 2s. dd. The above are sold genuine by J. Sanger, 166, Oxford-street; Martins, Old Bond-street; Ilarris. Ludgate-street; Stradling, Royal Exchange; and all Venders of Medicines. WI DOW 1r ELC H'S FEMALE PI LLB h ave ob tained the sanction and approbation of Gentlemen of the Medical Profession, as a safe and valuable Medicine, in removing tibstructions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the female frame is liable, especially those which at an early period of life frequently arise from want of exercise and general debility of the system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove !Oilmen and nervous head-ache, and are eminently useful in windy 11 .hortlers. pai h eartns in the s:omach, shortness of breath, and palpita- uons of the Purchasers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au. %enmity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of C. litarslev," in writing; sold wholesale and retail in liondoe by V. ightmin, No. 46, Fleet-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet market; Newberry and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and 1 %. Bow Church.yard ; Sanger. 150, oi:bird-street, opposite Bond -street; Evans and Son, Long-lane, Smithfield ; Johnson, !ireek.street, Soho; Butkr and Sons, Cheapside ; Godfrey Windus, tH4 °P3ta l c-street; H. 31ackrill, 33, IVhitechapel ; and by all , -(xdotry `enders, at 2s. ild. per Box. It is necessary to inform the Public that Kearslcy's is the only original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by 21,11 i for more than thirty years. HUNT'S PATENT PEILISII, A MATCHLESS JAPAN BLACKING. NIA. HUNT most r es p ec tf u ll y infcirms the Public, that he has now manufactured and brought to unrivalled Perfection his MATCHLESS JAPAN BLACKING, an article which he flatters himself will be found, on trial, far superior in quality to any ever before °feted to their notice. To be sold 33 Pet cent. under the initial price, with a corresponding increase of Profit to retailers. Small stied bottler 4,1.. second ditto tid., third ditto Ir., instead of 6d., Is., and Is. 6d., as ususlly charged for inferior articles. Hr. HUNT confidcndy recommends his Matchless Japan Black. in; to the early notice o f those who wish to excel by a superior Polish upon their Boots, Shoes, or Harness. produced with half , the labour, and at onc.thini fl ew price than they have been accux. tam d to pay. It is warranted not to contain a particle of copperas, stinking oil, or any of those pernicious ingredients which prove so destructive to the leather, so ilh.rgyeesible to the touch. and so offensive to the sum, with which common Blacking is impregnated It will afford Peculiar nourishment to the leather, and will not soil the moat delicate skin, or the finest linen, at the same time it produces the aunt beautiful jet lustre cm beheld. To b e so ld reta il ot all Mr. Hunt's Roasted Corn Shops i n t h e !leleopolis, and by at least one respectable vender in every town in lie linked Kingdom; and wholesale at his Manufactory, No. 52 , Brn 'id II Black • ird mars, where the shipping interests are respect fully requested to imply. The article Wei manufactured from the very best materials, It u "minted to litcp in any climate. (firestone tar use on the label affixed to each bottle, signed B. Runt," to prevent fried by imitation. Tux THAM NSW WATER COMPANY, to lse Aet of Parliamen t ,_ be recent ads. essneskerdjahis Dideet of the amagil Water Compswies tearly Iter Wet render it manually nemeses, setae Establishment should be formed to prevent the recurrence of similar misfortunes, to secure the public against the inconvenience suffered from the present monopoly, and supply them with a pure and wholesome water. It is, therefore, considered an edemas!. ous period, for employing a portion of the surplus capital now in existence in remedying these evils, and the high premiums and re turns of interest hitherto enjoyed by the several Water Establish ments, is the best criterion ("the probable success of a similar un dertaking. It is therefore proposed to raise a capital of One Million, by 20,000 transferable shares of 1101. each; but it is presumed the whole of the capital will not be required. Two pounds deposit on each share will be required to be ;aid at the Bankers when the names of subscribers are entered, and no further call will be made without absolute necessity, and a suili cient notice beinguriven. Subscribers will not be called upon for any liability beyond their respective subscriptions. The &rain of the Company to be vested pro tem. in a Committee of Management of highly respectable individuals, to be chosen from among the subscribers. To apply for en Act of Parliament the next Session, to incor porate the Company ; to call a Public Meeting of the Subscribers, when the list is complete, for the choice of Directors, and other important measures connected with the welfare of the Company. The water to be raised from the pure part of the River Thames, by Steam Engines, and to be purified by filtration previous to pass ing into the Mains, for the supply of houses. To have a separate Main constantly charged, for the exclusive use of the Fire-engines. To have post Fire-Wugs erected in the streets at suitable distances, the keys to be left at the houses oppo. site; with the watchmen on duty each night; end with each of the Fire gees; by which arrangements there nes er can be a deficiency of water when fires happen, nor will the firemen be obliged to wait, as they have hitherto done, for the attendance of the turn. cock. By these arrangements three very desirable objects will be guaranteed to the public, viz. the being supplied with pure and wholesome water, perfectly clear, and divested of the particles of earth and destructive matter with which most waters are unpreg- nated ; having a never-failing supply of water, which can be ob tained instantaneously at all tunes, fur the exclusive use of the Fire-engines; and the power of choosing Directors vested in the Sharehuiden, thereby avoiding the usual custom of a precoacerted list. _ . . It la perhaps necessary to mention this projection was submitted to the notice of M. A. Taylor, Esq. and other distinguished indi viduals, some months since, but was not brought forward in con sequence of the failure of several public measures which followed soon after. An enlarged Prospectus will be given at a future period, and in the mean time, books will be open fur subscribers' names, at the several Banking-houses; bar of the London and Ilarraway's Coffee-houses; with Mr. William Lane, No. 12, King-street, Finsbury-square, to whom all communications are requested to be addressed. BOOKS PUBLISHED. This day is published, in one= volume Oro. price 10s. Gl. in ASUMMARY VIEW of AMERICA ; comprising a Description of the Face of the Country, and of aercral of the principal Cities ; and Remarks on the Social, Moral, and Political Character of the People : being the result of observations and inquiries during a Journey in the United States. By an ENULISIIMAN. Printed for T. Gadd': in the Strand, London ; and W. Black wood, Edinburgh. BURN'S ECCLESIASTICAL LAW. This day is published, in four vols. Stn. price Si. 3s. in boards, dedicated, by permission. to the Right Nun. Lord Stowell, a New Edition of • ECCLESIASTICAL LAW. By RICHARD .1. BURN, L.L.D. Chancellor of the Diocese of Carlisle, and Auth•oof " The Office and Duty of a Justice of the Peace." The Eighth Edition corrected, with considerable additions, By ROBERT PHILIP TYRWHITT, Esq. Of the Middle Temple. Printed for T. Cadell ; F. C. and J. Rivington ; J. Butterworth and *on ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, Brown, and Green. This day is published, price Hs. in boards, CAPTAIN ROCK DETECTED ; or, the Origin and Character of the Recent Disturbances, and the Causes, both Moral and Political, of the Present Alarming Condition of the South and West of Ireland, fully and fairly considered and exposed. By a MUNSTER FARMER. London: Printed for I'. ()Well, in the Strand ; R. Milliken, Dublin; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. •• We prophecy, that, of all the Works connected with the British Politics, which came from the B • h press in 11t24, this will be the most powerful in its effects now; and we also prophecy that it will he the longest remembered, not merely on recount of the direct influence it must have on Statesmen and Statesmanship, and on the feeling of all respectable classes of society, both here ' and rlsawhere."—Blackwood's Msg. fur July. This day ore pubii;dlied , - withanet;;wtOVE;inWed Titles, a neral Index, and upwards of Forty Portraits, T HE PERCY ANECDOTES, Original and Meet. By SHOLTO and REUBEN PERCY, Brothers of the Benedictine Monastery, Mont Borg er. This Work, which has been honoured with such decided appro bation by all classes of readers, is most admirably adapted for the purpose of occasional reading, and also for making presents, as any part or portion of the Work may be purchased separately, and forms a complete Work in itself; it is constantly kept on sale at the Publisher?, and the principal Bookseller?, in a variety of Bindings, either in complete Sets or detached Volumes. LIST OF THE SUBJECTS AND PORTRAITS CON. fAii'vr:DN - ihi - *lii,.. Part I. LlUMAliihiTritiaa Portrait of W. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. 9. ELOQUENCE Portrait of Lord Erskine. 3. YOUTH . Portrait of the Son of Sir Georp I tallas. 4. GEORGE 111. AND lIIS FAMlLY—Portraits of his late Majesty, and also of our present Sovereign. Portrait of Mungo Park. Portrait of Sir Sidney Smith. Portrait of the late Sir Joseph Banks, Dart. Portrait of the Marquis of An. gleam. Portrait of Lord Eldon. Portrait of the Ettrick 3114044 L Portrait of George Col tke Younger. Portrait of Sly Walter Scott. Portrait of the Marquis of Halt. lags. Portrait of Sir Thomas Law. rence, Knt. Portrait of Thos. W. Coke, Esq. Portrait of Thomas Denman, Esq. M.P. Portrait of Robert Southey, Eaq. Portrait of Captain Sir Murray Maxwell, K.B. Portrait of the Rev. Daniel Wil son. Portrait of Itubat Owen, Esq. of Lanark. Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth fry. Portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte. -Portrait of the Duke of IVe.l - 6. ENTERPRISE - 6. CAPTIVITY - 7. SCIENCE. - 8. HEROISM - - t JUSTICE - 10. INSTINCT - 11. HUMOUR - 12. 131AGINATION - 13. FIDELITY - - 14. FINE ARTS - 15. HOSPITALITY - 16. THE BAR - - 17• GENII'S - 18. SHIPWRECK - 19. THE PULPjT - 20. INDUSTRY - - 21. BENEFICENCE - 22. EXILE - 23. WAIL 'logien. Portrait of the Earl of Darling. ton. Portrait of Earl Firzwilliam. Portrait of John Julius Anger. stein, Esq. 27. THE STAGE . Portrait of Mn Sideons. 28. CRIME AND PUNISHMENT—Portrait of Sir J. Mackintosh. 29. TRAVELLING Portrait of Edw. Daniel Clarke, LL.D. 30. LITERATURE Portrait of John Nichols, Esq. F.A.S. - 21. PASTIME - - 25. PATRIOTISM - 21$. COMMERCE Portrait of 11tH. Hannah More. Portrait of His Royal Highness the Duke or York. Portrait of the 3larchione►s of Stafford. 31. MUSIC Portrait of Wm. Crotch, Mutt. D. 33. THE SENATE Portrait of the Right lion. U. Canning. 3R. CONVIVIALITY Portrait of Thomas Moore, Esq. 37. INGENUITY - Portrait of John Rennie, Esq. 311. I NTEG RI T - Portrait of Lord Liverpool. ECCENTRICITY Portrait of John Farquhar, Esq. 4U. HO3l EST I C LI FE Portrait of the late Princess Char lotte. _ 31. WOMAN - - 32. HONOUR - - 33. FASIIION • dl. Twenty Engraved Titles,4leneral Index, and Preface. Each Part is complete in itself, and sold separately, price' s. lid. Also, just published, The PERCY HISTORIES; or, Interesting Memorials of the Rise. Progress, and present State of all the Capitals of Eu rope. 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Pone ti •L— BOW le, from Faro, eorkwood ; Douro, from Oporto, onions, wine. tac. ; and Ins, of London, from Lisbon, lemons, wine, wool, &c. _ _ _ OZlMANT—Feartin, horn Hamburgh, hams, bark, de. ; Hr. lens, from Bremen, oats; Matilda, from Wismar, oats and whew; and 31agdalena, from Bremen. oak bark. Po nesra—Amalia, from Dantzie, fir, deals, lathwood, linseed, and flour; Ridrard, from Dantsie, deals, staves, linseed, and flour; and Cantina, from Vantzic, balks, staves, lathwood, and wheat. - ----- nor. k ram—Vriorland Welvaart, from Harliogeo, oak bwk and butter. Faaxct—Flore marl Delphine, from Havre, burr stoexi and The number of tons of shipping which entcreii and sailed from the port of Bridport during the last moollt was 4,553 tons. TO F ONE LIQUID AND BOIL ANOTHER bY THE SANE Mcnns —The old story says, that the satyr turned the hungry and half-frozen traveller out of his cave for blowing hot and (old with the same breath. The I:..inn-r in which heat is distributed has taught us that in this in stance, at least, man was right and the ratyr wrong. But if this surprised him, what would he think of the wonders of modern chemistry—of seeing, for example, 01. t; thud fromen and nnother made to boil by the same mean: we take, for instance, a small tin cup of ether, within a watch-glass containing water, and place under the rece:ver of an air-pump, it will be found, !misting the receiver, that the water will freeze sr ether boil. The reason is, as the air is expai.(l, ether, by its own caloric, and abslrbing caloric from water, is converted into a gas, which escapes in ebulii while the loss of caloric suffered by the water couvr into ice.—The Chemist. EIACTaICII; NY IVATEIt FRET is frozen rapidly in a Leyden jar, the outside coati) being insulated, the jar receives a feeble electrical the inside being positive and the outside negative, ► ie? be tapidly thawed, an inverse result is obtained inside Iwcoluts negative and the outside positive.--/ icily J,urnal Scien,-e. 'h.. ) It put ,t ;t. both , Ca ex- and the sett, thl 'rem the verts n water tins 110 i charge, If this ed the —Q44I- -