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ROYAL FAMILr. wLYMOUTTI, OCT. j 5. We had no esplanade last night. The Itovas. FAMILY were very late in their return from their aquatic excursiths yesterday, they were but just in time to attend the Theatre. The hose was ex tremely crowded, and the whole performance went off very well ; the ROYAL FA of appeared much amused. This moaning, soon after ten o'clock, His M. SESTIrg the three eljer PsiNcsssrs, Princess SOPHIA Of GLoucesTitt, accompanied by the Countess of ILCHISTIII, Ladies GEORGIN A Bi:L.KLEY, ERSKINE and daughter. Earls ROSSI N, Useatuor„ Poe- Lyre, Lords RIVERS and \VAC-RINI:MAN, Mrs, CUATEc, DEAR GROSVENOR, Mr. GROSVENOR, GM. G• VIAHNINOHAr4 and Staff; sailed in the Royal Yacht. with a strong westerly breeze. They were accompanied by a number' f pleasure boats, and t e weather. being remarkably fine, ren dered the scene truly delightful. The wind increased to such a brisk gale. that it was ht advlreable to put the Ros 41 Yacht into Pa• Roads till it abated. _ — About eight o's lock this rooming. the Outs of CAmoiciiihe rode on his charger to the .harracks, anJ inspected the German Legion ; from,Whence he proceened to Binicomb Downs, and reviewed the brigade of the regiments stationed here, who had artillery to attend them, and His Rov%t. HlGH stss was pleased to express his approbation of the comeliness with which they went through their dif ferent mancetivres. The Rov.u. FAMILY are expeled to honour the Rooms with their preiehce this evening, where a grand ball will be given tnr the benefit of tilt MASTER of the CaaCMont rs. Since Uri arrival of the ROYAL FAMILY, the town hardly looks like the same; every thing has a new appearance. In compliment to the Rev AL FA L 11, the Innkeepers have dressed thirir post boys in scarlet jackets. Art ivals at Lucia's Hotel: P. Wi.itcurebc, frrkkgby, Ja.47ser Parmtt, John Kax• Wlibr Noabillrock*shy, E.g.,. Mrs. S;oper, lrl n. G.l, Mr. and Mrs. Ease., and Mr. and Mrs. 11.,uctter. OCT. ti. Last night, the MASTER of the Cesesionics ex• perienced an honour never conferred upon a similat dal-After before in this country, by the attendance of the ROYAL %Huy', at his benefit hall, at the Rooms. It being generally known that the RovsL FIsSILY were to be present, the Rooms were very crowded. On the an i val of the Roem. I A9lLv, they were recrivel by the Master of ti e Rooms and the 11A , Tra of the Cxer storms. why appeared deeply sensi'le of the honour done him by the presence cf . the Rov•i. Pa ar v. T ey were eudorazd to the top of the principal room, where elegant SCOT were prepared for their receptirin. Their MAJISTIIS remained till eleven o'clock, when the Fawley retired to the KING'S Lod ge. ._ Inii morning, about seven o'clock, His MAJESTY rode through the princiral parts of the town, and returned to the 1...•.dge before breakfast. About ten o'clock, His MAJtstv went on bard the rosal barge. ITS (hell to the yacht, as His MAJESTY was getting into the ba-ge, he saw Lady Pus/LETT on the store, and most condescendingly invited her Ladyship so be of the party. Her Lai) ship, of Course, .cc ! l ied the Royal invitation. Princesses AUGUSTA, 111.4 and SOT• 111 of Gtor. esTIR , batiiecl.this morning. Arrived at Lucie' 'Hotel Cot. and Mr. Far*, ksLoond Gaper, Le% law Dagg, Lq. Mr. Lamm, M• a d Mrs Jptnmau. JERSEY, SEPr. Lig. Sunday lift, twenty-two cows were found dead on board the Rose cutter, in vs! ich they had been embarked for Southampton the veiling bvfore. It is supposed that those wretched animals were sad; icated fir want of air. A slight shrck of an earth quake was felt here on Sunday last, precisely at icur o'cleick in the afternoon. It occasioned much uneasiness, AS we had felt a more con•iderable one about sir. years ago. On Tuesday last, the IC.••rr-i Regiment of and on Thursday, the &stem Regiment were reviewed by Brigadier General Johnson (his Excellency the Commander in Chia having been prevented from being pre sent by a shin indisonsition). The precise and bril iisatisanner in which all the Militia Regiments of this ibido:j have maholuvered, their rine appearance alr . military air have obtained them the well-de w:trd praise of tile Gervais, Officers of the line. and r f ail those who have been spec ators of their re views. IRELAND. or atm% act. g. One day last week, as Mr. a clergyman, was walking to his ftiend's house. nea7 the town of Ulan, he was stopped by a me', who knocked lien down. and robbed him of his watch and some money. While the fe low was kneeling on his breast and pulling his watch violently out of the fob. Mr S--- contrived to get hold of his pocket-book, which contained b ink-notes m a considerable amount, and threw it aesterously hvb:nd tirn into the d tch. ithour being perceived. When the man had robbed l:in, of all he could get. and abused and heat him a good deal, he went away, and Mr. S—. at ter I king up his pocket-book ig t i n, went to hi, friend's house, who, when he was appr• sed of the cn cum,' 4 ce. in stantly agreed to accompany him i s pursuit of the lubber. They armed th-mselves accordingly and went out, but returned after a long and fruitless search. As they were comm.( up to the boose again the ladies came out, considerably agitated, to meet them, when by some accidert the pistol in the hands of Mr. S--' s friend went off, and pa•sed so close tc the bead of one of the ladies, AS to carry away Pan of her cap wits it. Pr - sidentially w:rhout doing any further mischief thao the consequent fright and confu.ion creates by such an acchl' It. Tne private iheatricals in kii.keni y uncommon spirit : some of the Ger.:len:en SIC •!x -cellent performers, and al enterte nnients are se- . lefted in a manner Last goes hor.our to taste the condnflori. Mr. Huerphrey Butler. whose sp!caded equipag e and fleet cattle were formerly the their - t pit .'ic Ao , iration, is, we understand about t.i q ui t th" "lull. and re•side in England ; a loss tha - will ftperieneed by t h e lorets of wit, llan"'"7s I " an 2 :able manner*. FROil SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. dairalty-Ojice, °Baer 3,1604. . Copy of a Letter bozo the Right Um,. I..nd Keith, K. B Admiral of the Mum, &.. to William hll,4en, r.m. date,' on b Art His Maiesty's Ship ►he Monach, off B.,ulugn••, the ;id Instant. Sia, Their Lordships are aware that my attention has, for some time past, been direded to the object of as. certaining the most effeaual mode for annoying the enemy's flotillas at their anchorages in front of their ports, under protcdion of their land batteries. Having, on the afternoon of the Lt instant, ar rived at this anchorage, and finding the weather promising to be favourable, and about one hun dred and fifty of the Flotilla un the outside of the pier, I resolved to make an experiment, on a limited scale, of the means of attack which had been pro vided. The final arrangements for this purpose were made on the morning of yesterday. The officers named helow• were put in charge of the principal vessels which at this time were to he used. The armed launches, and other boats of the squadron, were appointed to accompany and protea therm The C.l3COf, Greyhound, and some smaller vessels, were direiled to take up an advanced and con venient anchorage for covering the retreat, giving rotes:li. in to men who might !se wounded, and boats that might be crippled, and far towing off the boats in general, in the event of the wind freshening and blow;ng upon the coast. The operation commenced at a quarter pot nine o'clock last evening, and terminated at a quarter past four this morning, during which time several ve,sels, prepared for the purpose, were exploded amongst, or very close to the flotilla ; but on ac count of the very great distance at which they lay from each other, no very extensive injury seems to have been sustained, although it is evident that there has been very considerable confusion among them, and that two of the brigs and several of the smaller vessels appear to be missing since yesterday at the close of day. I have great satisfaction in report ing, that, notwithstanding a very heavy discharge of shells, shot, and musketry, was kept up by the enemy throughout the night, no casualty whatever, on our part, has been sustained. The enemy made no attempt to oppose their rowing boats to oars. T.leir Lordships will rot expect that, at the pre sent moment, I am to enter much into detail ; but I think it my duty to state to them my conviction that, in the event of any great accumulation of the enemy's f 'fee in their roadsteads, an extensive and combined operation of a similar nature will hold forth a reasonable prospect of a successful result. The conduct of the officers and men, who have been employed on this ccc:uion, deserves my highest corarnaldation : I cannot more forcibly impress their merits upon their Lordships' attention, than by remarking, that the service was undertaken, not only in the face of, but imme.liati ly under, the %bole line of the enemy's land batteries, and their field arti:lery and musquetry upon the coast, but also under that of upwards of one hundred and fifty armed vessels, ranged round the ;after side of Cie nay ; and that the Wheel, a.rd rnen, who could deliberately and resc,lutels auvanco into the midst of the flotilla, under such circumstances, must be considered worthy of being entrusted with the per formance of any service, however difficult or dan gerous it may appear to be, and consequen:ly to be ighly deserving of their Lordships' protection. I have the honour to 'tie, 8:e. Is Li Wilaam Msrsden, Esq. 41,niralty.Oace, 041olier 6, 1804. Co , s of a Let r • e Admiral Lord Viscomit N•ilson, K B C nn nander in Cniar of His %Cairns'. Ships and Yes /tit 13 t Nt • titerrailean, to William \larroleis, Eq. dated oil bowl I.l...Ma:estry's Snip, Victory, at Sc., the 7th Ma gma, 1 , 04. Sre, 1 hifiewith transmit you a copy of a letter from Lica:et:a-A Harding Shaw, commanding His Ma jesty's brig the Spider, acquainting me with his having, on the IRh ult. captured La Conception, French privateer, mounting two brass guns, and manned with forty-seven men, which you will please to lay before my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty for their information. I am, !cc. Nassom and Baoie ie. Ili; Majesty's Bei( Spider, Alicata Roads, MY LORD, Ilth Juin 1304. I have the honour to inform your Lordship, that I yesterday fell in with and captured La Concep tion French Privateer, mounting two brass guns and forty-seven men, Alicata, bearing E. N. E. three leagues ; fitted out from Ajacia, in Corsica, and sailed from Girgenti yesterday morning ; have ent her into Malta, and sent ou shore hete thirty-three of prisoners. She has made no capture since her leaving Corsica, which has been about a month. I have the honour to he, atc. (Sgne.l) HA IlDlho SHAW. ROA Hoe. Lord Visenuat K B ice, AdatiraN-Ojicre, Oa. G, I eO4. Copy of another I.etter f.cvn thp Lithe Hneourable Leni Via count Nekon,h. b. te. to Wtlkant datert on board 1112 WjeAy's Suip w.t.ry, at Si., 11th Akt,,ust, 1104. Ste. Here With I transmit you, for the information of the Lords Commis , ioners of the A Imiraity, copy of a letter luaus Captain Donnelly, of Hi; Majesty's Ship Narcissus, with copy of one to him from Lieu• tenant Thosapson, ot the said ship, d.tailiug the destruaion of several of the enemy's 'outing ves sels. Ile importance of this service may be but little, but the determined bravery of Lieutenants Thomp. son, Parker, Lumley, and Moore. and the petty .ffeers, seamen, and motives, employed under them, could nut be 'tended lam concerned to observe that L.eut mint Lumley has been obliged to suffer ampa.ation at the shoulder ;ant s but I have ranch pica,ure in saying, that this fine young trail is Lad tY3ceet is charge of the eap:esiola •••2 4 1 76 re. arra tu •- - - u• "" — ‘ 14 . 0 " 4 , 01 tlx S•dr htir,rJack oar, cA thr Au. tu.n.....E.1-4 iv 0; ti Ord, of Lb , : Riuilcor... See , A :cc Deism* Nisi . . t t.t. Si. nirrb—.Low-y. dem -ye.% . tne cf Vl* %o!pbvr. 1. 4vieas • ...IC' 1 1 1, , teKleelver, et tee I Ifi-Itett!e ~r u in W 4 the ♦• 1 - ::tt, and U.su, of the I n- • .te, NI i-alow .11.1 •let IV stape-mtatiagad the ni g • ram t.t. .t.otstaw.attl, a tti t e H.n evtais ; lb. jiwries., Loo tae Northwaid. Win. ) • recovering ; his sufferings, I am sure, will meet their Lordships' consideration. I am, &c. . Nctsou and BCONTE. Hit Majesty's Ship Narcissui, MY LOA I), Metes Bay, July 11, 1504. Last night we attacked about a dozen of the ene my's vessels at La Vandour, in this Hay, with the boats of the Narcissus, Saw horse, and Maidstone, commanded by Lieutenants Hyde Parker; J. R. Lumley, and Ogle Moore, the whole under the orders of Mr. John Thompson, First Lieutenant of this ship, who, with his gallant companions, board ed and destroyed almost t:te whole, under a prodigi ous and incessant fire of great guns and musquetry, as well from the vessels as from a battery and the houses of the town, close to which they were hauled in and well-secured. I refer your Lordship to the inclosed letters from Lieut. Thompson for an account of that affair ; and I beg to add, that it is impossible for rue to express the praise due to that intrepid officer, and the men as well as officers of every description under his command, whose condua I viewed with admiration. Herewith I also transmit a list of the killed and wounded, which, I am extremely grieved to say, amounts to twenty-seven. _ I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Ross DONNELLY. The Right lh.n. I..ird ley:count Ne:tun, Si. B. Duke QI BriAre, de. &c...tc. Hit M j , ty's Ship SIR, I !vat , ' 14. w, July 11, lhu4 I beg leave to report the proceedings of the de tachment of boats you dad :ne the honour to place under my command last sight, whose conduEt and gallantry I c I mot sufficiently praise. The attack commenced at midnight, under a tre mendous fire of grape shot and mu.ketry ; not with standing which we succeeded in boarding and :ring most of the enemy's vessels, cnasisting of ele:en or twelve settees, chiefly laden. The en •my were fully pr•pared, and hal taken every precaution to secure them, they geeing moored head and stern, with their bars on the beach, and completely profit tog thee under water ; we however towed one out in 'pile of vieir heavy and incessant fire. This set vice, I am sorry to sae, has cost us several valu tisk. lives. Amon.; tie killed I have to re:, ret the loss of that psomi.ing young man, W. lioc:i , midshipman of this ship, who was shot in firing of the vessels ; and Lieutenant Lumley, Messrs Be dingfield, Watt, Viclor. and Man,:ll, midshipmen on board, wounded ; I fear the I. ni.ir• ally together with several seamen and marines sev sely To Lieutenants Lumley an %lone, of the horse and Maidstone, I feel greatly indebted for the steady and well-Jirelled lire kept up front the launches of those ships under their command ; also to Lieutenant Parker, of this ship, for his ve, y able support in boarding and destroying the elie.iiy's vessels. Indeed my warmest thanks are due to every rificer, petty officer, seaman, and marine, em ployed on this occasion. I am, &.c. . . JOUPI THONIFSON. Roo Donnelly, KN. Captain of His Majesty Ship Nat( 'bus. l.st of Killed and Wounded in the PI tat/ of H. Majett..*: Shits u•alerm-ntioned, on the Niem of the tdtli J., 1144, in destroying a ?lumber of the Krtsm,'s VIAI4I in La oetsit....-2 killed and' wounded Sao killed and 5 rounded. M•teitiagS —I kill, and 9 wounded. Total.—.{ k lied and 23 wounded Ntabea a the ICII:ed and Wow,oducl. Ki.;ecl - - N 4 ectssys —Thomas Owen Roche, u., l.hipman, AWL!. ham S ans.() 4, able c aman. Sea Nrasa.-..W.l:amWthshirs., Lieut of MaLica. Mal assaosia,-.John Wood, orcisnary seaman. Woun4ed NA ac ',suss ...Thom% midsh:pmamin the hand, 'army. Jain.% Moon, eassirain, arm and leg, bad'''. Rotv.rt Campa , n, ably icanzan, th gh, b.v Tho , ne• Freshwater, able 11!Aa1/11, ar n, badly. John beakm, a 'e v•an3a.r, burnt by ca.riorvde-. Slut. Sr. Ivan, able seaman, arm awl rode, James Me- sore ',arson, Brien, shent.y. Join Hill, alee ieamau, in the nand William Shivers, :ideate ..1 marine., amputated Enzer. ss 5 Lamle., lieutenant. badly. Alex. Watt, midshipman. John WI hare% ab • •earevr • Join pr.sate , if Wffliam• ' , inate of in rules MAIL/STOWS G math:pit:tan, V.:ghtl) :n the thigh . - . . Rnbert Mansell, ma:ter's mate, in tne b•J'.y. Thomas James, ale swosh., halls John P..cton, too:Unary seamen, badly. Joh.' %V “te: I or‘linare seaman,lT. Jnhn Whaer,a.., Corp Crew, Pater abl, seaman, sl gl.tly . A;ekaleier Horn, ordmary seaniau, Mathew Watt., ahl- searnAn. s li ght') Mtdshvornan and 3 Sea', ; 1 Lieute nant, 1 Muter's-mate, J Midshlmen, Seamen, an 4 3 Marines, wounded. (SLgusd) ROSS DON ILLY, CAptam and Sense( Utfizet. A private letter from Paris says, that considerable repairs have been made during the summer at Ver sailles, and the water machine at Math has been re. established The Grand and Petit friancia have been, with the Castle of Versailles, en•it cly new de. corated an I turnished. All the former statues in the park have been replaced, and new ones brought from Italy added. The former extensive barracks have been new painted and repaired ; two new ones are building. From these cireurnstAnces it is supposed that Bow AAAAAA intends to fix his re,d dence, for a part of the year, in future, at this beautiful palace of the Bisca sons. 111;expence paid for repairs here, these last erten atunths, amounted to ten millions if lire., 410,0001. ; and they are far from being finished. The ig . habitants of Versailles, on account of their ingratitude to. wards the Nauseous, sieservedly ruined by the Re volution, have presented a petition to Madame Ba ss AAAAA a, imploring her influence with her husband, to have the new Imperial Court fixed in their toss n, which is thought to h • ye produced the derred effect. The very liberal offer of the Rev. SAM 1. PA I. railing, Vicar of Boston, and Chaplain to the B. s ton Loyal Volunteers, upoo their return home, de s-rves notice. Being km med into a circle on t eir parade, be informed !hem, :hat, as a reward for their nu tOirenly good condisa ..nd soldier-like behaviour, whilst at Samford, he would marry any of those who bad been upon permanent duty, without fee, so long ?6 they shalt remain embodied. Which offer was received with t!.ree cheers by the corps, and with bursts of laughter by the surrounding multiLude.— The number on permanent duty was three aad twenty. .."' . ' . ..'. -, . CITY BUSINESS. ELECT toe TOR Lour) %ti ok.—At the Enal close d' the Poll on Saturday, the numbers appeared as follow For Mr. krierntan Perchard . . . . 1711 Mr %611 , ,n.til Shalt Mr. Alrforno3.ll , l , ,wer The Poll Books will be azain opened at elevin o'clock this day, when t h ey will be finilly cast and the names of the sicessful Candidates returned to the Board of Aldermen, lw their nomination. A Court of Aldermen will be held at Guildhall. to-morrow, to receive the return of - the Sherds for • the eleeion of a Lord Mayor for the year ensuing, :Ind on other business. And on Wednesday, a Court rf Cornmoo Coun cil will be held to settle the proportion of the Watch It ite, to he levied upon the respeeive wards u: :he City cf London, and on other busir.csi. A Prnssian ship, which sailed from Middlehurgh in the island of Walchcren the 24th ult. has been spoken with by our cruisers on that station. The Pnissian skipper declared, that within this Last fort nigh-, the inhabitants have shewn an open disposi tion not to endure longer the tyranny of their French Allies. i fter dark, hardly a Frenchman dated walk nut alone, as s-rverai bad been killed and wounded by the Dutch, which caused the Batavia* Government to appoint a Bataviao Goteral Gover nor of Middleburgh. This General's name is Orr Es, whose first aft after his arrival was to ar rest his predecessor, the French Commander, who, notwithstanding the interference General Moa. irr, continued in prison, And win remain there sus. til Bo mAPAk T A's orders are known. !lc is accused of numerous arbitrary afls, as imprisonments, to extort money, and cruel punishments, when en.: money was not paid, or reused. Saturday 've received a letter from Iliboa, by the Cob , rine, arr . :red at Bristol. In alluding to the rc cent aflivity in the Spanish port, it states the arse. oak to be destitute of stores, and the ships to be in general in the most wretched condition. Our cor resnontie:a dnuhts both the disposition and the means of the Spanish Goverment to create a fleet ; bat adds, that French Officers had been appoint ed 13 inspefi its equipment. Two French sailors surrendered themselves psi: son- rs cf war before the Lono MAVOL, on hattir ay they not being able to sloe tit Eng!ish, it was explais ed to his Lordship that these men had male their escape from the escort lam 17 emnloyed in removing prisoners from Portsmou,h, Soc. bn- their not know ing English, when they reached Limon, they coal' not procure employ, and all foreign ships in the River Thames heiag so closely watched hy the London schooner, under the commas ' of Capesis Show, they found it impos , ible to etferit their escape out of this country, and were advised :o surtenier. to prevent their being taken up as spies. They were ordered to be sent to the office for the reolation of French Prisoners, and to be passed to the proper place of security. Friday Alderman B arson took the oaths on h s entrance upon the otfice of Chiet Magistrate of the Borousrh of Stamford. As eieg sot entertain ment was provided e the tow-r-haff on the ores. 4 'ion, of which Lord Jr. Hst.sue. and a respeftable company '-artook file Sessions-Ball, on Wednesday law, at Norwich. was attended by neatly all the nohiliti. and ;entry of the count?. exhibited a numerous assert. bla'- r f beaut .et .gance, and tas'h ion. The tzlll given by -lajor.General loser, at Crown Point, on the following night. .vas tier ued by Lord and Lady fla soros°. : lajor Gen MI Lam several OWscers of the nay-, army, ..nd militia, and by m •ay of the p oriocipal families er the county and city, &c. 'the besui.ifu! Pleasure Ground , and Estate at li.irrow, when Selo.u..cl to tit • late Ricitsito Pint, were r Thursday sold by Scut's for sear Twenty Thousand Pozinds. By .. Gentlem in who arriv- I from Ruh on saturdav, we Ar.• tried, that nr: wren ree and fou. o'cu osk, as tole of the 9at cu-aches, ea. os • ay to London, stoppe rto water at a 0)1 c hou e I ter ,laidenhead, the coachntars leaving t •e In.-stti • • a moment. they tan away, tend 'se 'app. wanierel ,iver Maidttrshead...l colt. T le" 4: I only four lashes inside passengers, and great prehensions were estertained crtheir s .fety for some hours search was i.istandy mail., and only , is* cf the !swots could found .vbo hidhi ke from his traces. How -n, by a meth which sun.e arrived in town, we ars ir.furnse 1 . that at si the coach was found on the common at ...rr tance front Maidenhead. Some of the price rs were hurt. but not materially. The tra-es, p and some oti rr pasts of the car ,age, wer., I,token. We understand it was a dolt de coach, And the ladie, who were in the back part all Ilaped out with out receiving any injury. save one old iady. whose eye was a hick cruised. Mr. HAUGH. living at &Mar, near Carlisle, is in possession of a thrush, whic! , s excited the ad mirafon of some hundreds of per on.. T/•is I;irsl (brought up from the neat) he has kegs in a cage upwards of eight year ; it is remark 13-.0 icr feather and song. and has never pined beneath either hurt or sickness, yet it has gra.iuilir !stained a complete regenera.ion of its legs and ti-et! Als ,, it • the close of the seventh per. trevc mem: , r-s g use sigos ut decay ; cis from each this;:i there appear. ed to issue two b unes, like two sienster pi . -es ce• seated tclzether ; and as one o ld k g . an d 'feet on the one side shrunk ea.! dirnin;illsest. the new ()on grounded on the otner, daily acquiting strength and A most ir.human aft was committed, on Tut.sday night, in Bathwick fields, i“..ar Bath, on a bane beLnsiug to Mr. R. DYER, hak-r of tit cur t sone a•rocious villain, with a hatchet, mock tise poor animal on the skull, which traZtured it, and drove the piece on the brain. A gent:en:tan pa‘siag by about nine o'clock, beard the horse r-,,ning s and alm.ost shrivking bac a child—he eaboa assist. aact a•id found :tins as above dev "'Jed Warren, C , While t;ve hrilliant Lottery is igaing, r,clt^ , l are to be procured, Halle/1M & Co. repeatuiay Ac quaint tht Puivl t that they assay depend on being sup,•lB.l with l'i.lcet, Arid char-s, o t th- most n.o. derate Ter-t.s, at their Otfice, Ni 26, Cnrnnill, wAr ranted undrawa at the Time of put chasing. N. B. The Fifth Pay's PraP.;l4. WidaftiarteXt. - . na 7:1 t 4 , 1 ELLI t t c 7el u:ed q . .%1 4. • ! ,erst t r sattl a 6i go tli ► Le.l Milroy W ;he n, Jt. 627 y ::t -t, e 0.4 iay ..relay f.'s ve R: the to u- C.ar ALtti. Tv uir. tsar rhea. eti of 1 le nib.- h tl:e , 1-,41 0C7.:, I the ! piir. eg.e4 .:1 ft to' Mill. e pri• Mr. gala. b - :To 113 re