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;J~Yf~-G~J.CC . & , . . - • (410 - 112 7 1‘ 14 .- a N SI AC 'r , 4 ;; • bii iT 7 -' 3 ) 3 1 7 0a \ LA P- V Lt. Lir ICI'S 410 PRICE 7d. fsavit • 'Iwo& Arn :`,„ ,7 1 a* I Norris, John-Aftet, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. BA rugby, Wigan. BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED By J. MAWMAN. 39, Lutlgste.street, London. A HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the Lilt. first Invasion by the Buono* to she Accession St Henry VIII. to three large volumes 410. price 51. bs. boards DIVIDENDS y, TIMATRE-ROYAL, COVENT - GAR DEN. THIS EVENING. MOND AY . Sept. 20, will be acted the Musical Drama of ROB ROY MACGREGOR; Or, AU lip LANG SYNE. Sir Frederick Vernon. Mr. Egerton; Rasbleigh Chiba'di stone, Mr. Abbott ,• Francis Osbaldistone, Mr. Durnaet; Owen. Mr. Blanchard • Copt:Thornton, Mr. Concur; Rub H o y Maar egllf Camp bell,: Mr. Macrame:) , ; Dough', Mr. Eaten ; flaillie Nicol JltrVie. Mr. Liston. Diana Vernon, Mis. 4 M. totearth Miss Greco ; Mann., Mrs Sterling; Jane Macal, Mrs. Cortoor ; Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Fautit. After which, the Dramatic Romance of BLUE BEARD; OR, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Presious to which will be performed, Mozart's Turkish Overture, L'Eolevement slis Serail. Ab o melique, Mr. Ezesl on ; Ibrahim, Mr. J. Romell ; So h I F al, Mr.oming ; Shacabac, Mr. Blanchard ; liaasaw, Mr. Slenage. tima, Mire Matthews ; Irate, Mrs. C. lienible; Beda, Mrs. Liston. the Play begi n at Seven- Doors o pened at Six o'Clock , s ed Boxes Is.; cond Price 3s. 611 —Pit 3s. Ill; Second 'Price ts.—lsiwSereGallery 25.; Second Price Is.--Upper Gal lery Is.; Seronil Price W. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Bcaodon, at the Box-office, Hart.at reel, from Tea till Four. A Private Box may be hail for the Season, or slightly, of Mr. Brandon, al the Box-011ice. Mr. Philipps and Miss M. Tree having been honoured with the enraptured approval of the audience, they will perform tueether on Weelneaday and Friday next. To-morrow, The Steward. Ou Werlnearlay, The Maid of the Mill—with, first time, a new Comic Entertainment, in two acts, called A Short Reitn and a Merry One. On Thursday, The Steward. Ou Fr y, Guy Maunering. Tli EATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-ROUSE STRAND. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Sept. 20, will he performed, the celebrated Musical Farce, in tnu acts, called AMATEURS AND ACTORS. David Onkel, Esq. Mr. Pearlman; Mr. 0. P. thstle, Mr. Halley ; Wing, Mr. Wrench ; Elderberry, Mr. Dullness ; t;. fly Miiffincap, Mr. Wilkinson. Miss Mary Hardee's, Lore; Mrs. Mary Goneril, Miss I. Stevenson. After which, 20th time, an entirely new Operetta, called BELLES wiTiletyr BEAUX ! OR, THE LADIES AMONG THEMSELVES. The Principal Characters by—Miss Kelly, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley, Miss CIISVW, Mrs. Grove, Miss 1. Stevenson, Miss Love, and Mrs. Richardson. Tu which will be added, the Melo-dramatic Romance called THE WOODMAN'S HU T. Ferdinand, Count Conenberg, Mr. Pearlman ; Werther Mr. Wcb.tcr; Wulfender, Me. Row At ha ; Kaunitz, Mr T. P. Cooke; Brehl (the Woodman), Mr. W. S. Chatterley Moritz, Mr. Wilkinson. Amelia, bliss Kelly; Maria, Miss E. Lancaster; Laura, Mies Lowe. Incidental to the Piece wilt be exhibited the Destruction of a Cottage by a Thunderbolt, a Forest in Flames, &c. Doors to be opteed at Half-past Siz o'clock ; the Per formance to begin at Seven. Boxes, Ss ; Second Prier, 39.--PD, 39. Se em sd Price, L. 6tl.—Lower Gallery, Sc. ; Secant! Price, It—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Pi ice Sd. Boxes, Placer, Tickets, Admissions fur the Season, and Pnnte fluxes (with the advantage of a separate entrance in Feet. estrert), to be had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box (Office, Strand entrants, from Ten till Fuur ; and of Mr. Fearman, Library, lit , , New Bund.street. To.morrow, The Jovial Crew—The Readezvuus—and The Death of Captain Cs.' wk. On Wribiesday, The Beggar's Opera ; Captain Maebeath, ylr. Darn—A Cure for Romaucc--aud The Deserter of Naples. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH-OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. - 11IBS CARE%V must respectfully announces that her NIGHT is fixed for TUESDAY, 28th of T S! pteralor,lBl9, *hen will be presented (fur the first and uuly time this season) the serious Opera of A RTAXERXES. Mandate, Miss Care.. After which, a popular OPERETTA. TheErening's Entertainments to conclude with an interesting M ELI t-DRA MA, In which Miss Kclly will sustain the principal character. Tickets awl Boxes to be taken of Miss Carew, 69, New Compiowstreet, Soho ,• and of Mr. Stevenson, Box-office, Strand entrance, from Ten till Four. lII£ATRE.ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MESSRS. C. O'CALLAGHAN AND JOHN REEVE. MiN FRIDAY NEXT, Setitember 24, 1819, will be perforated (mould time this mama) the Conk Opera t) f ;IE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Principal characters by Mr. Prentiss, Mr. O'Callaghan, Mr. W. tv Clsatterley4 (first time), Mr. Jobs Reeve, Slr. Miwitsa, Miss Carew, aid Miss Kelly. End of the Opera Mr. Harley will slug, by desire, " The Viitiitingale Club." In the course of the Evening a MELANGE, consisting -cif favourite Soap sad Glees; NEW IMITATIONS by Mr. John Reeve. Mr. Nicholson, the celebrated prow trier um the flute, has kindly annotated (foe this night ualy) to pet Cu. to a favuurite Concerto. To conclude with Vera time this season) the musical Farce THE TURNPIKE GATE. Crnrk (after the Lwow of the original pea former of that eioarmies), Mr. John Reeve (fur that uigbt ouly). Tickets to he had of Mr.C.O'Callaghan,l9,fierrarel streets Soho; Mr. John gem, lb, Southampton-street, Covent card. u; and of Mr. Stetew•uu, Bus oilier, Strand entrance, oh•nr Places 'may he ',then frost Tea till Four. ----.- THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, Sec. II l: oa li t N1 A 'Sr 1 ul 1 11 . 1... he are at ever al/oveciledtor ue ff l he twill, 'rewrite' and preirratieg tie falser recurrence of all thus. Rim/der. which arise frosts an imperfect action of the Urisiasy Organs; as Gravel and Slo ne, Lumbago, Pains in the Suitt awl Lola s and suppressants of Urine. It combines chi wicslly with tie swiveled SOW, &wolves awl entirely snort."' away the eraly aiattrr Ito.pc fueased,aaa prevents its Intuie fortnatiuu by bireagthemerg 'racially the whole CtlustcSystint ; thus delivering the sußeriug patient Irwin the sus uciatiag tortures of dame daemons sithuitt violence w injury to the roustitntion. Thew Polls are ruacitosctl of Ow await muuteut tatrcdicuta, and regains arithrr coabr.e• mint ur restraint of diet during their we. No greater re • nutendation can be ',tiered of thew thew the fact of their .ing &twitted in p.. twister the coutilawatsca sod approha. of essay of the Faculty. piihl is boars 111 2s. %I. sail lls by R. Bailer sad Seas, CL. mob% Nu. 4. Chr:ipside, nnoter Of VA. 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Many of the better kinds of Tea hav also obtaine d higher prices, particularly Hysons, w hich are 6J. to 81. per lb. dearer. But F. S. & Co. feel much pleasure in plating, that from the superior advantages they poises' from lung experience in the selection and purchase of Tens, added to the Stock of Good Teas on Hand, they ate enabled to sell ge ' uerally a better article at the price; amid particularly re commend good genuine Comm' root Green, 61. to 6s. BA.; fine strung Conjoin, breakfast Sourliong, and fresh Greer, 75.; fine full-flavoured Souchong awl Bright-leaf fresh Green, Bs.; superfine Silueliiiiig, 10..; fine Hyson, 1111.; and superfine Ditto, Its. Also small bulges of excellent Tea for Families, 70., Bs., to 10s. per pound, from 12, 14, to 28 and 30 lbs. each. While they embrace the present opportunity of repeating their most grateful thanks for the very decide.' preference 1 which continues to he given to their Teas, F. 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The Petition of CATHERINE ELLENA CAREY, •formerly of Al%sop Hume, Regent's Palk, Mary-le-Butte, afterwards of N 0.3, Great Cumber landoitreet, afterwards of Hartey-sireet, Cavendish-square, all of which are in the county of Middlesex ; afterwards of No. 11, Pavilion parade, Brighton, in the county of Sussex; afterwards of the Mammy Hotel, Piccadilly, afterwards of the St. Petrrsburgh Hotel, Dover-street, Piccadilly, both is the county of Middlesex; afterwards of James-street, Buck- Witham -gate, Pimlico, in the county of Middlesex; and afterwards of Devonshire place. Brighton,. in the county of Sussex, spinster--as to Mr. Pearillarle, Mr. Clifford, Mr. Harvey, and Mr. Junes, respectively Claimants or Creditors of the said Catherine Ellen& Carey, now a Prisoner fur debt in the gaol or prison of the King's Bench, in the county of Surrey, will be beard at the Guildhall, in the city of Wert. minuet., us the 13th day of October, 1919, at the hour of issue in the morning: mud that a schedule (couiniuinc a list of all the Credstorauf the said Primmer) sourced to the Sail{ Pitition, is filed in elseOlfice of die said Court, N 0.9, Essex- street, Straud, it the county of Middlesex, 111 which airy Creditor may refer: and in case any Creditor intends to op. pose the Discharge of the said Primmer, it is further ordered that such Creditor shall give notice in writing of such his in. teution,to be left at the Office of the said CUltti, IMO days at least before the said 13th day of October, together with grounds or objections to such discharge, and in default thereof, such Creditor Shill be pre clutlrd from opposing the said Prisoner; and she dulls hereby declare that she is ready aril wilfing to submit In be folly examined as to the justice of her cortruct to her creditors. CI7.IIERINE ELLENA CAREY. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THit Preparations for the Opeutog of this Thest►e cannot be properly completed for some days. The Ladies and Gentlemen engaged i■ this Establishment are therefo►e respectfully informed, that their attendance is not required before Thursday, September the 30th; and DRURY-LANE THEATRE, with new Deconttioar, will positively commence its Pertormsnrrs on M la), Oct 4. G. C. CARR, Prompter. Saturday Evenina,Sept.lB, 1819. PROM SATUIIDA V NIGHTS GAZSTTE. October 12. W. Picot, of aroeer, at tea, at Guildhall, London. October 30. J H. Valentme, of Church _ sad of Lloyd's Ciiffee.bouse, London, at tea, at Guildhall. • October 14. W. Dastsun, of Wetherby, Ytirk, innkeeper, :it eleven, at the Angel Inn, Wetherby. October 20. J. Watt, of Preston, Lancaster, maanfacturr, r, n t eleven, at the White Horse lms Preston. October 11. W. P. F.arp and J. P. 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Rell sad C. Read, of Downes. wharf, London, Ds es ns. her 31, DIM —W. Harding, G. Holah, and C. Sage, sa Horsrferry.road, Westsuin tttt t visitor-not rehants, Sept. Tu ber 17, 1819.—M. Stephens and S. Prole:, of Ileurielt.4- street, Cuvent.garden, Milli Deft. August 21, 1819.-1. Fwa grim, ten. J. &spiny, jun. W. Thing, J. Nightingale, and H. J. Seagrim, of Wilton, Wilts, and of Newgate.strres, London, clothiers (au far only as relates tsi the saiil.l. Night ingale), May 15, 1819.—.1. Parker, late of Manchester, suit J. Nightingale, of Buesos Ayres, in &Wilt AMPS 6111, nt. :. dams, May 6,1818. —W. Hollier, R. Ranier, and I Evart., st Little Love-lase, London, reamers, Septenilm r 13. 1919. T. llionnet, isen. and T. Horant, jun. of she George and prvaguatkey-street, Southwark, Surrey, victualler:, RlPSlabig 11, 1319. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average ►rice of &OWN or Muscovado Saar, com puted from the Returns made in the week ending the 15th Jut of September, 1819, is 38s. 4J. per hundred sleigh', rx. elusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon .e the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OP CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Ruskels, and of Oatmeal per boll of 140Ibs. avoirdupoise, from the feint's/ received in the week ended the Mb of September, 1819. ; m ;a s. d. a. d r. d a. d a. d a. d a. d. s. d. 72 1 44 7 39 b 27 1 48 10 48 10 29 2 MR. PEARSOA'S LETTER. " TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE WARD OF BISHOPSGATE. " Gemming—Having jest returned to London, aloe being a melancholy witness of the distressing screws Off R. Mused by the proceedings which took place at Matiche-ittr, on the 16th of August last, I may, perhaps, be permitted, • without censure, to suggest to my Bishopsgate Friends the propriety of assembling is Wardmote, publicly to express their sentiments upon an occasion which has called forth the sympathy and indignation of the British public—sympathy for those who are now lauguislting under the misery of in tolerable distress and sgouired suffering—and itide.:nstion at the heartless and barbarous conduct of the savage authors of their woes. " During the last few days I have been occupied in vi.it ing t h e abodes of many of the suffering victims tal . tior4c atrocious deeds, whose names I had taken indiscrim is itrly from the lists which were presented to me. Some of them, mutilated and disfigured, are suffering the pangs of shau lute want; and many, many others rendered incapable of resuming their work, are doomed to see their unhappy wives and miserable offspring looking up to them fur the food which their mangled limbs and risfeehleil frames can no longer supply to their craving appetites. Had you. my friends, received as I have, the undoubted 1/ 1111 ttttttt y of every dispassionate observer, as to the wautuu and elm i character of this sanguinary attack upon a peaceable, un armed, and unoffewdiug peuple--provided with no pintri tiun but the fancied safeguard of the British Concitotion; had the miseries, without measure and without hope, of this suffering people been knows to the friruds of liberty in the Ward of Bishopsgale, always foremost in the rank's of freedom, and forwerd in the work of mercy, they would not have been attest on this melancholy occasion. " No confidence whatever is to be pieced in the mierepo - - sentatiows which hays been put forth by interested and in culpsted individuals, as to the number of the victims of this rouriterritis outrage. Every species of art and et try device hes been repotted to, to cameral from the public mind abase/ledge of the actual number oldie killed awl wounded. In some cases the dead have beer buried natio:it sufficieut inquiry, and in others, false statements hare been put forth respecting the causes of their death. While, in one instance. the Editor of a public newspaper has bad the daring impiety to charge upon his Gud the slriighi.r of one of 1111 unuffeudisr creatures ; sod has represent...l the rubbing a husband of an affectionate wife, soul - priving their infant children of a tender mother, am an ',wild visitation of Providence for the use of expressions ss Inch hail au existence but in the perverted isisagintiust uf this profne calumniator. I am possessed of minute statements of e"er : r . l.fft ira t oirbr bt uymP ed iatwir.ha f eir4iil ibr iZ:l.l.i 7r idu°°llll :ti l o s.l. ods agleffiehraiset t. beilliTaeNtiskaLertoifia:b:lty;rtdLlye;r..;f":".":::::;i. ir eiheAsaceser st:llte:rce.rsokirpsertgama.romeirs:eirro:lwl 9. •? : :g t ed ro 1 Amur! n umerous the swords of these desperadoes, ins nailer the effects of setae to letr iuctury bat, to thy A 1 mot choltirro, itall.cied b y Irbil , Where are largool. I •orr& sea cvastioivais lIIMPOPPOIsim* r MI LITA RY PROMOTIONS. War-Ojfirt, Neptember 17, 1819. 1 4.1 Regiment of Life Gusrols—Ltenieuant Thomas Klerk cute, from half Pay of the Cohlitt. sus Foul Guards, to be Lustlenaut, vire Withers Veretlit Horton, who exchanges, 1 mceivluir the ditTereuce.—dated August 47. 1819. 1• Corset Jaws 41.Duusli, frum Italf•ps,p of the Tills Light Dragoons, to he Cornet and Sub•Lieuiruant, tare Capel 1 Sessruss Haubstry, who rerhauges, receivrog the di ff er. eme---ileted August 10, 1819. j Rowel Bestowed of Horse Guards--Lieutettant Edward William &reverie, to be Ceptattt of a Troop, by purchase, vice Sulivau, who retires--ditted September 9,1819. i Cornet J•mes A Id to he Lirulensut, by purchase, vice Bouverie—dated as abuse. George Starch y Hill, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vire Arnold—dated as above. sth Regurnelit of Dragoon Guards—Ensige Jobs Delyell, from Ilse 291 h Fool. to he Cornet, •ice Backe, who ex thane. s—dated as above. 151 h Regiment of Light Dragoons—Grenville Temple 'Fens pie, Gent. to be Cornet, by pus cluese, vice Join Ire, pro moted—dated as above. lit Regiment of Foot—Brevet Major Donald Maclean to be Major, without purchase, vice Fraser, killed in action— dated as above. Lii.eiteuent Lachlan 31‘Lean to be Captain of a Company, vice Mack-au—dated as above. Ensign Cbarks Fittest' to be Lieutenant, vice 3l'Lean— dated as above. Frederick Glover, Gent. to be &stip), vice Fieters—dated as above. Stu ditto—Lieutenant SiMCOt Baynes, num half•pay of the Royal Corsican Relives, to be Lieutenant, vice Roger SM•Swisy, who radian:es, receiving the difference—dated as above. 13th ditto—William Maxwell Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kelly, promoted—dated as above. 21st ditto—Captsis Lewis Charles Appelins, from the Ist West India Region , nt, to be Captain of a Company, vice Edward Anthony Angelo. who retires upon hall-pay' of the Royal Newfoundland Fencibles—dated as above. 29th ditto—Cornet Aylmer Burke, from the sth Dragons Guards, to be Ensign, vice Dalyell, who exchauges--dated ■s above. 37th dituo—Lieutenant Henry Arthur Magennis, from the 28th Foot, to be Captain of % Compaay, by put chase, vice Bruck, who retires—dated as above. 3816 ditto—Lientenant Richard M'Carthy, from the half. pay of the 22.1 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Samuel Green, who exchange', receiving the differefice—clated as above. 43d ditto--Brevet Major Robert Dalsell SP be Major, by purchase, vice Mein, who retiree—dated as above. Lieutenaut Benjamiti Whielicole to be Captain of a Cows petty, by purchase, vice Dalzell—dated as above. Ensign %%linens Cunsidiue to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Whicbcotc—dated as 'above. Hunter Ward, Geut to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Con sidine—dated as shove. 44th ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Sir George Henry Frederick Berkeley, K.O B. from half•pey of the 3511, Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice King, whose appointaseut bas out taken place—dated August 12, 1319 5211 elitto—Lieutenant Charles Kenny to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Brownrigg, promoted is the 241 Ceylon Regiment—dated September 9, 1819. 59th ditto—Surgeon John Hume, from the 72d Foot, les he Storms, vice IGitivids, who texchanges—dated as above. 72.1 ditto—Surgeon Michael Reynolds, flora the 59th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Hume, who exchanges—dated as above. 93d ditto—Lieutenant Henry Marquis of Worcester, from half•pay of the 7th Light Draguous, to be Lieutenant, vice Deigold Mackeuzie, who exclussiges--datroi as dove. Ist West India Regiment —Captain Thomas William Stewart, from half-pay of the Royal Newfouisillaud Feueibles, to he Captain, vice A ppelius, sppuiuted to the 21st Foot—doted as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Hospital• Mate Daniel J. Stewart to be Hospital• Assistant to the Forces, vice Williams, promoted iu the snth dated es above. kl 'mosso owe• The Commissioa of Lieistennut William Clark, of the dth Foot, has breu antedated to 10th Deermlwr, 1818,111 M being the date it ought to bear, but be eamtut be allowed auy baeliquiy. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. George Stanley, now or late of Malkin House, Dilworth, York, clothier, from October 2 to October 13, at eleven, at the Swao log, Huddersfield. BANKRUPTS. William Harrison, Nee of Yeldersley. Derby, dealer, to snerenikr, September 29, 30, and Iktoiwr 30, at eleven, at the Bell luu, Derby. All ys, Mr. Harbor, Fetter-lane, London; mid Mr. Sintown, Derhy. Robert Wait), of Hilton, Gloucester, dealer, to mimes. der, September 20, 30, and October 30, at twelve, at the Comtneecial-Ituouis, Bristol. Attoraelp, Mr. Davis, Brim tut; and Messrs. Poole and Greeufield, Gray's lumsquare, London. John Andrews, of St. Georges Lodge, Manchester, dealer, to surrender, October 4. b, mid 30, at one, at the Star lea, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Edge, Slancbester ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, London. Earle Langston, late of Manchester, but now a prisoner fur debt in the Emil of Lancaster, cution.mereliant, to air. render, October 1,4, and 30, at tWA, at the Star lon, Man chester. Attorneys, Mr. Atkinsun, Hrielgeheld, Manchester; and Mr. Makinsuu, 3111.1.11 e Temple, Loudon. Samuel Ashton, James 11124inson, and John Ward. all now or late of Agecruft, near Manchester, cameo-printer, to surrender, October 1,2, and 20, at ten. al the WE Ta vern, Manchester. Attnriseys, Mr. Shaw, Ely place, Hol born; and Mr. Hawn, Manchester. George Holt, of Birmingham, linenArsper, to senander, October 7,8, and 311, at twelve, at tine Woolpack Inn. Bie lmis.gbarn. atiturrols, Mr. F,dmutills, Exchequer Office of Pleas Linculn's Ilan, London; and Mr Mole, Ihriniiinkam. I Jompls Coates, of Worcester, wunllen.draper , in semen der, Oct.& r 11, 12, and 30, at eleven., at the *traces 's Head Inn, Whivannes, Worcester. Attorney., Mr Palmer, Gott's Inn-square, London; and Mr. De Cowry. Mortimer. Thomas Mends's, jun. a Glelw.street, blite-Lual. Mid idies. x, and late of Little Ca.ter.laisc, DOCltirl , CUIPIIIIONS landau, eabinel.maker, to sarreiml.r. ScPlclabli r 25. (led.- 1 bee 9, and ;so, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lowden. Alliftfilry, i Mr. Chasupneya, Gloucester-slims. Hiteen.eeptare. Daniel Weekly, of lirook-she. t, Holborn, and olf the Western Exchange, 11.1...1.street, Middlesex, g01d...1114 le surrender, September 23, Octuber 2, and 34). at tsetse. at Guildhall, Lundusi. Attorney, Mr. Umber, Clueseery4see, Landow Jolla 'twilit, as. Huytaa, afar Presto., L aad awaaaser, larvart, iv Norwalk/. 4/41 ~her 14,11 0114 lb, at tea, at oar, at dm Iliack-e•ila%Vsue Wise. AtWarp, Mr.