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THE 11118,1T1511-1 P LON i)ON, SATURDAY, APRIL 6. Some of the Papers acsert noon the &rye araho raq," that the whole of the Toulon fl:et were in Toulon upon the Itith of Fo:wuary, with the excep don of one vessel, which was wrecked off Ajaccio. Nothing new transpired yesterday respelling the West Indies. The expedition had not sailed yesterday from Portsmouth ; the Queen and the Dragon, which were to convoy the transports, not having yet returned. We have received Paris Papers to the 25th, but they contain scarcely a paragraph worthy of notice. We have also received the I lamburgh Mail, due on Wednesday, with litters and papers to the 30th, from which we have made the following extr.tas : HANKS 011 HE MA INI., MAI:C:II23. According to the public journals, the Wurttm berg state prisoners lately arrested have been en gaged in a plot, to assassinate or carry of one or more persona of the first distinelion. The Second Deputy from the states of Wurtemburg, M. Klup fer, is still at \Tit:nu 1. _ _ . - - We read in The .4fri..burg6 Gaseue the Glowing paragraph There is a report of important changes in our countries relative to the frontiers, in consequence of the good understanding and har mony vriti:h prevail between Austria and France." NAHMLIDA, MARCH 24. A great number of troops have lately arrived in ei•tlevout Burgundy and lerarche Comte. A camp will be formed near Dijon, where General d'Avoust will command when the Emperor makes his journey en Milan. The conspiracy diecovered at Smug:, dt is attri buted to the mach:natio/1i of certain secret societies, particularly that of the Illuminati. Assessor Bass has been brought from Vienna to liohen Asperg, under a guard. Yesterday, about one o'clock, Her NIA.' ECT V and the P,UNCEESti lett the Qvcin's House fc,r Windsor. Lt two o'clo ck His MAJESTY held a private le vee, , zilc h atteint by Tie' ~ ..11bashoo of C.I bury. Tat .ord Chaneellnr. ibe Lord Chancellor of Ireland. TimDukeof Motorola. 'rite Nferiu.sae. CmumralLs and Tertian!: EarS..—Weatmertnmi, Wutcll,lsea, Dartmouth, Catmint, Chatham, 114aectesfiTI.1, Aylesforri, and Buckingham:lllre. N . J . :aunt Sidmouth. Lords--Rivere, Napier, Mu!grave,, flaukesbur6 , and El lenhomugh... General Finch. Sirs—Charles P6le, S. Conerel, and Charles Morgan. ?Jesus —Rose, Vansittaft, and O'Grady. The Marquis CORNWALtIS took leave of His M AJSSTY previous to his departure for India. Mr. VA N5l TT Alla was introduced to His MA-. JIST vby Viscount Si MOUTH, on his late appoint ment in Ireland, and had the honour to kiss his Ms.tesev's band. Earl CHASKA Si had the honour to kiss His MA JESTY'S hand on his being appointed Governor of Plymouth. Mr. o.GasEor had the honour to kiss His MA JESTY% hand on his being appointed Attorney Ge neral of Ireland. Lord NAPIIC had the like honour on his being *primed Lord High Commissioner of Scotland - . After the levee had closed, His MAJSIITT held a Privy Council, which sat till half past four o'clock. His MAJUTT then gave private audiences to Lord liklukaaava. Viscount SIVIIOVIN, Mr: VAN I• 17-, TAIT, Earl Canna's, Fall of B11CIL:111311•11311111, 1?411 M CCLUFILLD. Sir CH411.11 POLE, die Pee- sident of the Natial Court of Enquiry. laid before }its MAJESTY another report of the CoMmissiOners. it CH mitts Moscars bad an audience. and laid before His M AJESTY the proceedings of Several Court Martials. A short time before six o'clock, His M set off in his travelling carriage for Windsor. At a late hour on Thursday night, Mr. P4llllOlll, tile Messenger, arrived at Lord Mr Los AVes Ace, with dispatches from the Court of Sweden. Dispatches were on Thursday received at the Ad miralty from Admiral Sir CH•111.1151 COr.TON, Of Brest. The Brest fleet returned to harbour on the 29th ult. where they now quietly remain. Yesterday arrived a mail from Lisbon, brought to Falmouth, by the I' .ace Of irsdits packet in ter. days. Yesterday a Court of Dire fors was held at the Fast 'lndia House, when Capt. JOHN DA te was sworn into the command of the New Ship, 800 tons, building by Mr. RORRADALt. The Court adjourned at six o'clock, till Tuesday next. The following is the House List for Governors and Direftors of the Bank of England, or the year ensuing sus onvassinss Porn;amin Wanthorp, Esq. Ctnerniii. Beei.tint Long, Esq. Deputy Governor. rue tanincteras Alirxanits , liming, Esq. Sir Richard Nesse' }Lit. S.riiuuel ancinroet, Esq. .I.7remish Olive, Esq. Alexander Champion, Esq. John Pearce, Esq. • :eurge 'Demon, Esq. Join Puget, Frl. Nath. Angle French. Esq. Thomas Rallies, Esi. Jeremiah [farms", Esq John Raker Riciords, Esq. Juba Josiah liolfosd, F.sq. Edward Stineim, F. •I hnmas Langley, Esq. Henry Smith, : mi. comas Leo's, Eq. Peter Isas.:Tl‘silinson, Esq. dinning. Esq. SAnwel Thornton, Esq. land Esq. Sir ihrins Wst.cits, St and Aid. I ra , i.. I.lus W..igore, E..q. for Governor and Deputy Governor etday, the 9th, and of liireetors, the 10th inst. from „,‘, in die fore in the after noon. w i i,. ~_!`!,9; MrAt MIDDLESEX ELECTION. Yesterday, a Meeting of the Freeholders of Mid dlesex, in the interest of Sir Francis Burdett, ss as held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, to celebrate his eledion tor that county. The pre vious part of the business c msis ed of a report of the Committee appointed to receive subscriptions to defray the erpences of the eledion—wheri it was re solved, that the balance r!maining in the Treasurer's hands should be respedfully presented to Sir F. Burdett, but that the Committee should still remain standing, for the purpose of receiving subscriptions to defray any contingent and unforeseen expences, that map possiltly arise. The Company then, to the number of between 3 and 400, sat down to an ex cellent dinner in the great room. After dinner, Lot d IVtu.IAM Russet. t. (who was I in the Chair) apologised to the company for the ab sence of Mr. P. Moore, the Chairman elect ; who, he said, was obliged to attend the debate on East- India affairs, in the House of Commons, being par ticularly conversant with that question, and able to establish some very important points in it.—( Loud app'utoe). " Allerman Cuube, and the Livery of London," and several other toasts beiug then drank ; Lord W. IlussELL rose, and said, that there was scarcely any man in the company who was not more competent to promote the cause in which they were met, than himself ; but, limited as his abilities were, he should not flinch from his duty, but per form it to the utmost of his power. There never WAS a cause more interesting to the country ; nor in deed to all mankind, than that which they were met to commemorate. A system had been carried on for several yars, to destroy the liberties of the country, by thwarting and opposing popular opinion. He congratulated the company, 'that the abettors of that system had not only been disappointed in their views, by the energy of freedom, but had contri buted to defeat themselves, and to overturn that sys tem, which they meaa to support. It had long been the system of that fattion, to destroy the Con stitution, but, by the exertions of the Freeholders of Middlesex, supported by Sir Francis Burdett. that faAion' had been brought before the proper tribunal, and defeated. The Freeholders of Middlesex had, therefore. only to persevere, and that detestable and nefarious system would cease to exist. He might anticipate that happy result. There was a spirit rising in the country, which must prevail over every obstacle which that system could throw in its way. He need only appeal to the county of Mid dlesex, that it must prevail against that system which would establish rt.ell upon the ruins of the liberties of the country, and the extiation of every just and honourable sentiment. Having said thus much upon the subjeel of the meeting, he should now only add, that, alter a toast or two, he should feel it his duty also to attend the House of Commons. A song by Dign•tm. Tort t-sv" Th • RieSt; of the People," with three times three.—(Unbo ch.dapplaus,r). " Lord Russel:., our worthy Chairman," with three time three. This toast was drank with enthusiasm. The plaudits cnn:inued for a length of time, and Lord W. Russell withdrew. Mr. ART wninwr having succeeded to the Chair, gave, " The ►ion. St. Andrew St. John, our Nominee." It was drank with three times three, and great applause. Mr. Ca aiwn tour strongly recommended a club now fbrming, and which, he trusted, would soon embrace a large portion of the rank and talents of the country, for the purpose of commemor o ating the occasion OR which they were met, and securing the freedom of eleaion of the county of Middlesex. One great feature of it would be, a standing Com mittee, to man sge and organise the county, so that it might be canvassed in 24 hours, as well as it could be hitherto in .21. weeks. Upon the last two elections, we had to contend against an army of merceaaries, with only an army of volunteers. Bu• that would not Le the case in future. The books, Ls!: of free holders, and every other information, had been col leted in the hands of proper persons, for the pur pose of organising a system of canvass, which should prevent the abuses and sleets hitherto experienced. The ex pence of Sir Francis Burdett's eleaion was enormous, and every county in England ought to contribute to rescue him from such a !ACT tfice of his fortune. 'u se support of the tight of the Eleaors of Middlesex ought not to fall exclusively upon Sir Francis Burdett. nor ought he to disinherit his children for their sake. Mr. Cart wright, then, alluding to the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Enquiry, observed. that a Melting was called by the City of London, to'ex press their disapprobation of the nefarious condua of men in power, as disclosedintheßeport.Hehad there fore prepared a rcr p totiopresentetito the She riff ofischldiesex tonne same purpose whichlie brought it wits, in order that every Freeholder then present, who thought proper, might sign it. He then read the requisition, which was expressed in very strong terms, and had for its n'ojea, first, to take into con sideration what crimes had been committed ; se condly, bow such nefarious condo& originated ; and thirdly, to devise the means to prevent the re. corrence of the evil. Mr. CL IT FORD disapproved of mixing general politics ss ith the particular business of the meeting. sad thought that the signatures should be colleted out of doors, and not in that place. He conceived also, that the requisition would be too late to an swer any purpose, as the discussion of the condud of the persons alluded to .vas fired for Monday in the I louse of Commons. Mr. Harm' contended, in opposition to the last speaker, that this was a good time and opportunity to further any plan for bringing men, guilty of such nefarious practices, to justice. It was their duty to prates the constitution and the liberties of the country, not only in the particular case for which the company were met, but wherever they were en dangered. Mr. CARTWRIGHT maintained his original prop() - "Won ; in support of which, he stated his own con do& upon a similar occasion, when he went down to Nottingham, in opposition to the advice of the Duke of Portland, and procured signatures to a re quisition. He concluded with observing, that he had signed the requisition, and that it was now on the table before him, for any person also to sign it that thought proper. He hoped, however, to pre vent any charge of informality, that none but I ree holders, in case there were any persons of another description in the room, would sign it. Mr. WAITHNI ATI thought the present a good op portunity for collecting signatures. He was asto nished at the opposition of the Learned Gen tleman (Mr. Clifford), when it was known to be the opinion of the Whig Club, to which that meeting ought to assimilate in principle and sentiment, that this business should be followed up through every town and county in the King dom. lin it not be said of the Eleaors of Mid dlesex, that they met to commemorate their rights, but were afraid to support the rights of the country. Nothing so bad as the offence in question had hap pened in the conduit of public men since the revo lution. He hoped that the measure would not only be agreed to in that meeting, but that it would be followed up. No man would deserve the name of Briton who refused to promote such a cause. (Lord plaudits, and exclamations of bravo ! kayo !) Mr. CLirroitn, in explanation, said, that ven geance ought not to be mixed with the joy, and that the proposition was foreign to the objea of the meeting. Mr. 1.. WH ITtwas glad to we so many signatures to the requisition, for, even supposing it not to be regular, it could do the cause no harm. El lore the conversation upon the point ender.]. Tfie CHAIRMAN then gave " The Duchess of St. Albda's, and the other Lddiet who ran;tat•ed at the Idle Election fur Sir Francis Burdett," with throe tone: three. This toast, and several others were drank with enthusiasm. _ _ . ... About nine o'clock, three-fourths of the com pany had withdrawn. A few remained until a late hoar. NAV.IL IV7 I.I.IUENCE. PALMOUTII, APRJL 2: Arrived this Jay the Pr;ner of Wats packet, Todd, with a Mail from Lisbon, ten days passage, she brings no particular news ; the Aurktind packet, which sailed from hence in company with her, ar rived at Lisbon two days after, and which packet was eapeEted to leave Lisbon in about ten days, with a Mail for England; also arrived His Majesty's ship Plater, of 18 guns, Capt. Hancock, from a cruise, and the Ann, American ship, with a cargo of flour for a market. nz•t., APRIL 4. The Rosetta sloop of war, with the Admiral Gardner and the Metcalf East Indiamen, and the fleet under her convoy, which sailed yesterday for Portsmouth, are again put back by contrary wind. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ASIIIVED At Falmouth, the Ann, Bradford, from Virginia. Ar Liv•rpoot—olle Nine', Willman, from New York; Haney, Robb,; ail the Hope, Pearce, frr.m Georgia. At Loeliden--elte Jesir, tlroabie, from Surinam for Liver pool. At Oporto—the Charlotte, from Dublin. At. St. IC trs—she P.lgnmg, Phitlrq, from .At lelettada—the Betsey, Bailey, fmm ditto. The Ambuscade frigate, and the Abundance store- is ship, with the fleet under convoy, which sailed from Portsmouth on the lfith of February, arrived at Gibraltar on the 9:11 of March. The following ships, part of the Arrow's convoy. escaped the French frigates, and have put back to Malta : viz, the Jinflo, BARRON ; Hanaad, Howe; "Mire, Pine CON ; Cure, BROWN ; Elizabeth, Eve- It LT T ; and the Trial, Lee ; the Lady Carleton and the Eleanor (two more of the fl.-et) are supposed to have got into Sardinia. the Adventure having lost her rudder at sea, the people were taken out, and the vessel set on fire by the Acheron bomb. The Car rie, Aumunou ; and the Abet, L•maxtv ; from Malta, for London (two more of the Arrow's con voy) ; are captured by the Fruits. privateer, of Ca diz, and carried into Malaga. The Frace is report ed to have captured another vessel of the fleet, and carried her into Algesiras. The Melly, MASTIC gin 1 ANN, from Hull for Lis bon, is captured by a Spanish privateer, and car ried into Guadaloupe. Eztradt of a letter from Oporto, dated 15th March :—" The Swedish galliott, Anna Charlotte, Capt. Ur:Ds, from Dublin, for this place, was de tained off the Bar, by a privateer, and carried into some part in Galicia ; the Matto Ste de Lapse, —, from Liverpool, is detained at Vigo.-- A person, who arrived here yesterday from Vigo, mentions, that fifteen privateers have sailed from Vigo and the neighbouring ports. He also says, that orders are issued in Spain to de tain vessels of every denomination, that are sup posed to come from England." A story has been propagated of a certain Duchess having lost 180,0001. to gamblers, which we are as sured is a malicious fabrication. Mrs. Sr m NEU, sister to Mrs. PIT T, of Arlington street, died yesterday morning, at her hofite in Weymouth-stfeet. At half past eleven last night an alarming fire broke out at the stables of Mr. BUTTS, hackney coach and horse proprietor, next door to the Red Lion Public-house, Lower Grosvenor Mews. It is supposed to have originated in the laundry over the stables, which have been lately built at a very considerable expence. The flames spread rapidly, AS water could not be procured in sufficient quantity to work the engines. At half past one o'clock this morning the fire had communicated to the roof of , the Red Lion public-house; and it was feared that the whole of Little Grosvenor-street would be burned down. Three horses were binned to death in Mr. Buets's stables. On Thursday night, or early yesterday morning, the shop of Mrs hlagleton, grocer, in Newgate street, was robbed of three chests of tea, twenty loaves of sugar, and six pounds in cash. The pro perty was conveyed through a trap door from the shop to the cellar, and carried through the cellar into Rutcher-hall-lane. This robbery has created much surprise, a watchman standing only two doors from the shop in Newgate-street, and another ad joining the 'cellar in the lane, the shutter of which was fnand loose. The constable of the night, watchman, kr. have undergone an investigation before the Sitting Alderman, but nothing tut sus picion attaching to them, were discharged. From the very exemp'ary diameter of Mrs. Eagleton, this robbery has excited considerable interest. COURSE OF EXCHAI Amsterdam 3 9 !t.'• Ditto at Sight l7 6 Rottertiani I2 2 U. 3S}la übw~h Alton& 3) 2PJ Pari. 1 day'; date t') 1.3 Ditto . 26 I 2 11. liourdeaux .26 1 paper D.ttu Madrid .... in paper Dittn l3 effect. Bingos Lethri.r .50 sawn. 1)..^11.t on London (Nt.och Ac fan on London (%1.t'..1. 21 Illolfa.t on Dublen (ditto.)... :,Fittou, A►*n.3 Genoa 4ii Witted Sat LA•bori GO I ()pogo . _ 601 I MAUI It •I'IIIOII. p..riegal Gold in C.in and Bets per oz. 0 0 Dontroon!. ..... • U New 1.).013.1 SOve, m Oars .... • . 0 0 0 Ne've Lout: nth n Agin on the Wink of Honand 5 per Cent. 11 SU SI tly.. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent Consols 5 per Cent. Navy en' oil if Imperial 3 per Cent 57 11 Ditto Annuities Omniurn .,• tit i 11 Inaba Boe's Is 4s. ,11, Exchequer Bllls ,. Is. is. rein. Eng. !Artery Tickets ...... .....181 lbs. Consols for T. BIRK, lNnelrlrck • r. No. 4, Curnhill, sod Nis 9, Clsariag.r.,o PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS G.3v Dett 53 per Cent. I March 26.) 68 Gov. Deb. 3 per Cent. (March 36.)....... Asti Grand Canal Loan, 6 per Vent. 97 Roll, Canal Loan, 6 per Cent llli MARRIAGES. On Thursday morning, by special licence, at Brunse.rk Chapel, Portman-square, Griffin Wilson of Lincn ii s ,„, hehts, Esq. to Miss Hotltani, daughter of General Hr.thani Vred.imday morning, at Soutbinoltsm, Devon. by the Rev. Wm. Birdwoml, F. M. Cornish, Pm. of Southalliogiun, !Was Ann Coin tcna... fierce. Wednesday, 4 St Clement Danes, Robert Donde., F.,. to Mos Jane Rollo Dmidas, daughter of the late Capt. Ja l i i Dundas, of the Hon. Ea.t India Compaii)'s service. DEATHS. Mositay last, of a consumption, at Lis lodgings in Exet..., in the R6th year of hi, age, Major Wm Erskine, et the 714 Regiment of Foot, and youngest son of the late James Erskine, Esq. of Cardross, in Perilishire, North Britain. Tuesdiy morning, at Lyilden, near Margate, Mr. Hiighrs, in the Beth year of his age. Laic week, at Tieehurst„ Sussue, in a very advanced age, Mrs. Hester Rhainer, daughter of *tie late Dr. Steiner, Pie beridary of Canterbury. HIL;11 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGF., Mork 29 mitt. after 6.—Even. 51 ntiu. after 6. SA MS BY AUCTION. Ply LEIGH and S SOTHEBY, Bookteh er ,, At their Howie, No t 45, M the Strand, omit:Kite Catherine. street i removed from York street, Covent Garden', MONDAY NEXT, and Threw following Days, at Twelve o'CMck, ripliE entire and valuable LIBRARY of the late JOS; lUD IREM• rIGER, Esq. F.B. S of Vlther• well House, lirnt, ; Couto:nog a fin! Colleelimi of Clarsle:, History,Voyagss, Trnenhs, Belles Lettres, and Mis:el'aiiirs N B. The Konica are all in very neat coedit on, ant Nome of the 'MMUS CLIVICS in boards, uncut. To be viewed to the time of sal*. Catalogues to be had a' the place of sale. DESIRABLE TOWN RESIDENCE, STABLING., COACH-LiOUSER, TF.NISMENTS, de. SOUTH AISI/LEYSTERF:T, near PARE LANE. • By Mr. JAMES DESEW, By Order of the Executors, nu thu Prewiees, on MONDAY NEX r, at One, in Three Lots, Lot 1. ill A CAPITAL saSstantial brick built DWELLING IN/USC, s.tnate No. 14;SoutS Sudley.street, Grams:sot tonere, the late property •and Tea. deuce of the Hen. Mrs. &maven, dames:4ls comprising four seryanti' apartment;, too good Ised-chaniberi, with die.: invasion, a freed and two back drawing moms, eatiance.ha:i, with principal atone anl secondary stairways, dtrilna parlour, library, drestifirrnoin, and este/sive aa•Jew ; ow toe bastose:ir story art very cont.oit.tut domestic accommodati.ni , , detaah.4 k i tchens, laundries; stabling for five horses, scandals for i h ue carriages, rooms and lofts over, and back couo-yard, iodosrd by folding gates, occupying a I;hl:.iritta plot of ground of 3.1 fret in width, by 278 in depth, wad held far au unexpired terra of 24 years from Lady day hat, subject to a ground rent daily 131. 1:s. per annum. Lot 2. A small Contingent HOUSE, in Unlonstimn, it mediately behind the Preruites comprising Lot 1, lett to Mr. Carter, on Lease, 14 veers of which ate unexpired, at aMt rent of 281. per annum, held for twenty furor years from Lady day last, at a pepper corn. Lut 3 Another HOUSE eljoining, and nearly on the suss plan as the preceding, dot to Mr. Stinchcomb, tenant at will, at 281.. per annum, and held for tweity-feur years, at a pepper cunt rent. 'Fo be viewed till the time of Salo, by Tickets, which, with prioted Particulars, may lie bad of Mr. James MOM, at 114 Auction Room, Charles-street, Bat kelcy square. By Mr. J %NIES DENEW. At his Auction Rowe, Charles street, Berkeley-square, au TUESDAY NE,xT, at Twelve, AGREA'r Number of very curious and interest iiig PORTRAITS, riillectedbv a Gentleman, decanter. Also a fee ca;ital Landscapes and Ilistor,cal Pictures, among which are a Inagnifieent landscape, by Wileon; a perfect Pr titre, by Morello; a large Portrait by G. Dow; and aniah. , by Reinbrant, claim particular .ttinirien. The whole will be sold without reserve, by order tithe Executrix. To be viewed on Ntoriday preceding the Sale; when Coa rogues may be had at the Auction Room, in Charles suet! SOU EH STREET, GROSVENOR SQUARE. By Mr. J. DENEW, By Order of the Executors of Mrs. Doi null, deceased, at 1 Auction Room, in Charles street, Berkelermaarc, 'TUESDAY next, it Twelve, A Small LEASEHOLD HOUSE, three stns £X high, two rooms on each floor, with garden, & • No 52, in South street, Grosvenor-square, lett to Mr. Sex' - ton, £.r the whole of the term, at a rout 4521. rr annum, held for 25 years from Lady Day last, .oliect to a ground rent uf 21. Its. per annum. To be viewed be leave of the tenant ; and Particulars on be had on the Premises and at the A ucuon Room, n i Charlie street. LEASE AND FURNITURE, UURZON-STRLET, M.ll FAIR. Ry Mr. J/Cmks DENFM, At his Auction Room, Clark...street, Writely square, TUESDAY next, at Twelve o'Cirsk, in mie La, FrHE LEASE of a very Convenient, Comfortable ii DOUSE, No 12, entron strevt, May-fair; contamal four attics, two beet too drawing-reoms , entrance, goal propoitioned dating and hr.:sated parliwei convenient domestic together with the neat beirw'o ll furniture suitor! to the premisea, fit f.,r the iiiiniedi•te reef/new of a Miele gentleman, lady, or m.di family ; font 4041 years I , lthe lease unexpired, at a rant M only slaty goo"' per annum. Tn be viewed till the sale by 1 icket ., sphirli, with wanes Particulars, may be hail Jame, Deus., at tus Auiwo Room, in Chat reet. Ll W ni rch fli str ' ret ".".P , '' S is t ked . i p . u A bl l ..h it)* ed St) by S' P ll34;l t KYDFit, at the (Ace, No. 13, Rack of St Chwr:A: Church. Strand, where In.kns for die Paper, &c. mill be /say attended ie. 11 t' sumordr° 0 I " )141 Tbe Wil Ag ' 0/ , EW on Wet 100 3 0,00 T , Part how 1.13:e Dam Ditto Deal h 1 ( ri, t • 3 • s• 14 Hair. • Clang .0: APn rah en ornr.ser the maw money I tar A N. 93, No. 67, WE .hi , OVATE T r ri t A 1. I 'f• Imr ftte :v4/14/4. Mr E Ch ea p P oar " , nil speed' hi V Ember w:licli t 1 gieli --- It' is — ws of, e S IA C }hie, Life. with Ilik 0,, Serkii