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,-,- b r ■ iiik,rittob It ref, ~ T~ ~ a It t t `+~ - 'll , . 0 : t - li .> a • --, _t__ NUM Bin 2107. - , NEW TH EATR &ROYAL, COVENT-HARDEN. r 11/1 IS PRESENT iIJNI3AY, October L la g, will be acted, a Comic Opera, called THE WODDNi AN. Sir r a t ter •!r. Vnadca 111 - Nerd, Mr. ; Capt. O'D.ruosol. . !aylor ; Mt Bellamy ; Bub, Ale Emery ; kleittey. Me Blanchard. Easily, Mrs Hichous ; Ibis Ili Ciachth Mrs. Dareuport ; sirs. L srow . I nc id en tal to the Piece, a Dams, tbe Misses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet. Yu which wilt be added, the Grand Ballet Paotominic of OSCAR AND MALVINA; OR, THE HALL OP FINGAL. Wear the descendant of Fingal), Mr. Bologna, Jun. ; T.' Bolvre; Maisie' (Daughter to Tester), Miss elfrOi .the Irish Chieftain!, M. irley. misio, go.; tiecurril Price, as. lid —Pit, er.; Second Price, ~.;—:1•11ecy, ie..: tit nand Piece, t. Gallen., id. The Door. 101 l let upeued at Half past Fist, and the Play b. Lin at Half-11.,+t Sol. To-morrow, the Play of Tic lon ChM Wednevlay, tart. es, the Comedy of The Nfan.of the World; to which win be Ode'' Musical Piece, to be performed in ho over of tl►e, tae,intod THE JUBILEE The Public :we 110.113 ,espretrany informed, that the profits of ibis Evening's uments will he 'heat* tie Fund of the Societe toe Hew Ihoeloirge nod Reliefs)! Persons iraprisoued for Small Debtea—i •r , Tharp%) , iamb when Yon ('an—On Friday, The Illenal it. atherat —Ou Bototittri, The School of Re form; or, Hu. to Rule a Macleod —eUic Mvuday, The Creels,. Daughter. Eupliresia, by a Young L.aly, being her feat sppraramer 114 London. LYCECNI THEATRE. UNDER THE SPE CAL LIAMBLRLAI N; CENSE OF THE LORD CH Granted fur the present Season to the joint applkstion of all parties principally interested. riIHEIR NIAJES SERVANTS, form a, ing the COMPANY of the late DRCRY•IANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESE?iI MONDAY, October VI, 1509, perform the Comedy ist THE RE4UX STRAT.IGEM. Archer, Mr. Mireuels (Icing his tint appearance in that character}; Annwell, Mr. Holland; Solite, Mr. Powell; Posigacd, Mr_ Johnstone; Gibbet, Mr. Wewitzer. Lad) Boun tiful, Mrs. Sparks; Denude, Mrs. Orger ; Mrs. Sulleu, Miss Duncan. To which will be added,tbe Ciwnie Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. dasher Toechit, Mr. Parley ; Mr. Milford, Mr. Eyre • Peregrine Single, Mr. De Cautp! Pervious Single, Mr De Camp' ! Percival Single, Mr. Dr Camp!!! Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. Mathews, who will ietroduce the favourite song of "The Mad Coach; ' Prank, Mr. t)aberry . Emily, Miss Royce; Phoebe, Mn Mathews; 'f *Mine, Mrs Shawl. To-murmr, the Cabin-t; with fin. Farce of Honest Thieves.—And en Wrilue , olay will he preeineed (fur the first time?, en entire new Dramatic Sketch, 4 atle.l 111 E it/BI- M:E. 'The Profits of Ibis night's perfOrmianee will be oilered in aid of the contributions for the liberation of im prisoned Debtors. • First appearauce of YOUNG SAUNDERS, who is engaged - for twelve nights. OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND Established by AUTHORITY, and Licensed by the Right Honourable the LORD CHAIIBERLAIN and TO- NIOKRU"‘ Ewrimige. will he resented, a faithful reprrsentation sf the Programme of OSCAR aud mALviN A; chicly when fro n the Lerutiful Poems of Osman, and agreeable to the Primitive State Caledonian and Hibernia. Cordons( ; .ad shew:iig the exert caparison, &c. of their War H6rses.—Printspai Character, by Mr. and Mrs. dstley, and Mr. emollient. Novenseaship by the Dould, Company, p:r►icularly by YOUNG SAUN DERS, who will go through the whole of his Equestrian Exercises ; else Ins Perforniuners un the TIGIITROPR; various Comic Soup ; also the 444 tea rut Antipodean Whir ligig conclude with the DINI I. lit aBOrT L ; Har lequin, Mr. erosionen ; Coluinhine, Mrs. Bryson, and Clown, Mr Nonusu. Duerr, 411 ; Pit, 25.; Gallery, —I/enrs open at Half past. Five—th gm at alf. p a st.Sia,--,5,.e0,0 price at Half put-Eight.—Places lekeu al the Parition, from id tW 3 N B. Eloesttiala 'Coition by able Masters, heft Tea till 'I love o'clock. MINOR THEATRE, CATHERINE&STRISET„ STRAND, MR. INi ;LEBY, justly ...tiled the Emperor of all Cwijurers, still coutioure to receive that eclat hi widow fails to lines with, front the spectators of his extra ordinary F.xlithitiou —Mr. 1. must respestfolly informs the Wubi:ity, Gentry, and the Musical World in general, that the otaMbicss display afloat:forename he ratans to bring forward on NIONDAY, Oct. iitj, will he imam! polite, norcl 'oil ra tional. • ...,..-.. Admittance to the Stage and Boxes Js fnl.; Upper Roses 611 ; Pit ys. Door.' °petard at Ma o'clock, +sod login at Serra—Half-prier at Half-past Fagltt A Phonic Performance may be had, by giving a day's notice. All letters addrceeed to the Theatre wdl he at tention to —.Tickets and Marrs taken, from Elerva till Teo. The PI rformanct I every Corning this nett,. Friday ex e.eptcd, as Mr. Ingleby ia ritglgrri to a private party. DR. HOW ELL'S Pt.)W DF.ltts. Cu,ivillsions, Hysterics', anti .I.!slt kinds of Fait radically cured by Dr. Mt/WELL'S FOWDERB The efficacy of these ioraluable Powders has use.. sbunillatly proved, try a great mimber of cures, per formed on Persona of hoth s.iies, and elan ages ; malty of whom had been dreadfully adlieted for a lung aeries of !crane; and having taker' a variety of 31edicitieq, without *siding any relict, were deemed by the Faculty absolutely incuraide. There, following Cues an, selected from a ...re long List (which may br seen at the Doctor's house;) anti are attested by such retpertahle characters, that the smallest rionht can nut remain la the mind of the must inercitoloti.. The sou of Mr. 'Fruirmae, of Caltspni•titivet, awed 18 7t ties , bail halting Fits frtou ; but is now re stared to Ituerict hralth, by Dr. 14 l/W1.1.' • I ' owdus. Wit- I "V". Dr. 1 arum . , Fellow of the Royal College of Physician., foinloii, by whoa. they wire trcointactideil.—Nei. Rebecca Coven, of the Savoy Precinct, was, fur more than twenty live yews, alticted with Convulsions and Falling Fits ; mid •i.la.neh abe had been an impatient of St. Rartholowtea's a at Guy's Htwpitab , never received any benefit till she hail taleu De. Huseli's Posi klel 11, WI, kill perfectly cured her IWittierri„ the Rev. Hr. Hunt, 3fluisicr of the Savoy.—litr . Dau.k.l Wirt, of I Vest Mussily, Surrey. wearseticuty years of ate, wits for inure Dias 17 year, so grievously efltieteit 1.44tUi1.4)1011 and Falling Fits, as frequently to have tea in • •tek and after every 111e.4411 were tried, in vain, by the nowt mono at of the Fatuity, was c pletely cored 17 Dr How. irTii Ponders. Haiku., the Rev. „Ile. Fullerteis, Minister of Wain Himiley.—llisa Ann lVilliatioura, of Laytionatowe, violent fits from lie, iafaucy, till she was 'lateen Of W4l' : when, by takets lh Howell's Powilers,alie - was I.liertir cured. Witness, the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Mi. st:itt.r of I..iyiamstone ; who, toe ibis great kilessiag, pabbcly etrrir..! thaw'. to the Almighty, in his Chaps!, ua the I Jth • .1 5...., reign Remedy is ioeport4 motet the pair/meg..of ;w.,. a l , by lie Morel', 1 clio.v of tlw Atag's to' and Is sold at hilt Miaow, 71u 7n, Hugh Holborn, Loilileti, (asal we where else,' at too lid. a pat het. in which is ins mooll MI Ter olise, written by the Doctor, 4.0 11 the abovementisined Crew es _ _ _ ..111 letters, port paid, anly auswereJ, anJ the P.,,n4eks te::tt to any rut of tile tinged MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1809. SALES BY AUCTION. TO WINE MERCHANTS, TAVERN KEEPERS, AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. By %V 3. DONNE, Without reserve, at Tora's Coffee House, Cotibill, THIS DAV, ONE Hotldreil I)ozets of prime obi CLARET. fear years in bottle; Fifty ditto Red Poet, two years in Nittle ; Sixty ditto very fins Sherry, four years io honk; Forty ditto Madi.irn t with 3 variety In other (joists. Particulars of *twit will he expressed in catalyses, to be had of Mr. Donor, No. 7, releases-street ; sad No. is, I:r. at Russell street, eioent-Gardrn. TO MLLCHANTS, WOOLLEN-DRAPERS, SLOP SELLERS, AND TAILORS. By W. J. DONNE, IVitliout reset's, at Tone's Culft-e-Honse, Cora:All, TO MORROW, ' xtenlive aiiivorttniat of ‘VOOLIEW CLOTHS, Caatiap., Cotten Gonda, Ate. kx. ke. Particulars of will be inserted in Catalogues, to be bad of Mr. Desise, 7, Cateatns-street; and Is, Great Rutotell.atreet.Coasat-Garden. TO cow-KEEpEas, Nn I.K MEV, &c. By W. J. DONNE, At the White Hart Tavern, Holborn, on THURSDAY, °etcher a 6, at Twelve, riPIIE LEASE or a substantial well-built Brick DWELLING-HOUSE, a Shed fur Ten Cove, with other Offices, situated No. 7, Isloirtaa•Streat. T.D. The Shop rent& egret galloas, tiara tnessure, deity, and is capshle of rapid inewea.e ,1. DO By Yr - .ruSNE, .At Lloyd's Coffee-Wm, ett FRIDAY, Oct. yr, m Twelve, 11 4 - NO6TY TONS of PKTEIe , BUIIGH NEW II: CORDAGE, from 4-Inch to Rathn, asowted is con venient lots. which maybe attired the day beam oole at the Wharf of Mews. &wadi and Co, F mss. Re, therbithe —Catalogues to be laml of Mt. VusY, No. 7, Cateston-atreet ; and at Llerira. AN ELEGANT AND CONVENIENT HOUSE, IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF FITZROY-SQUARE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, By W. J. DONNE, THE LEASE of 4 neat .0,,1 , ilovetitent HOUSE, in complete repair, we* worthy the attention of a Gen• Orman with a small establishment, who would not have a shilling to lay out on it for sonae years ; to breadth 114 feet, in i!epth ri it consists of two boarded kitchens, (hulas sad breakfast parlimes, superb drawiug rooms, with folding doors, airy bed chambers, and convenient attics. Every satisfaction will be given on application to Mr Donor. 7, Cateattin street; or it, Great Russell-strect, - vent-Garden; who has an extensive and rouvriiirot and Milk Butler to dispose uf, is oat of the hest beadwork is Luatioa, wbers the consumption can be au, ealeriet • TO SCHOOLMIETRES-SES• O he SOLD, 4 most tie..uhy „.0 s tuatoin for a large and respeetabla MY. within a few notes of Hyde•Paik Comet. Inquire of Mr. No lgurt,titntitheer, Great Mal y-la-boune street, tomer of IVtvapale•atreet. This dor it poblistsed, price 7s. is boards 4VINDICA tI IN JE 1S: 13y wayof Reply .to the Letter addressed by " Pitiscrereas" to The E T r iads Israelite." Humbly submitted to the emisi dernio of fist Ilissioaary Society, dad the Loudon &ocieiy fot promoting t. e.rsstiaaity among tl.e Jews Illy THOMAS WII r.:11.31U Sold by Hatdeauk rboap,,, Cadell sod Privies, Strand, and Sher wood, sad JO at O. P...te.r.umezet...W. Where mai I , c had, The Al I . t.,14P C to reo,..re irttr.l Litniitt ,oneereters the J Etl' ISH NATION To which is now added, A Let ter to the Author, from the lots 17r. llerihy, Ellsh , ..p of St. Asaph. JUBILIM PRISONERS IfOR DEBT IN THE PRISON OF THE 11AR' fI.%LSLA OF HIS MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD. FI b :CF. are now co,. lined in the above Prison in 1 the Borough, 72 reissue (from the age MIS 1074, {env. wires and '203 rhildreo), fur various debts, from 7 contras up to lin pounds. 114 total amount of flit. whole sum is 2 6 9'2 1 j many a . ..hos ere in ;crest distress, and ob , yects of charity, every way worthy the notice of a patrons and fi cling Public, who are interesting themselves in the cause of suffering Humanity, against the approaching Jobi. Ire. It is, therefore , in contemplation to raise a sufficient sum, fur the purpose of endeavouring to effect their release, by offering compostinne to their respective creditors, in the following proportions, vis. toe. in the pound fur every debt not exceeding :ail ; abuse that sum, and not exceeding sol. the sum of 7a ri d. sad above sot. the sum of fun in the pound, in full for delft and costs. Subscriptions, for the above laudable purpose, will be re crived Ivy William Cruchley, taq No. 14, Julin•strett, Bed ford-row, and Messrs. Marsh, Sibhald, Stratify, Fauntlerny, 311 , i SICIC.III, Beakers, Beater's-street, with whom arc left lists, containing the names of the unfortunate persons im. within the piton, and other particulars respecting them, for the inspection of such prisons as may be &nevus of promoting so benevolent au undertaking. The names of the present and future Subscribers, and of the due application of the Funds, will be published. October 10, 1809. AuVICE. W it h E i r i A . ll e en of tet perce?Tinucut.friostiv ani to di scover dpro mum safe and effectual method of treating a few prevailing diseases, the snecesard moult of their experience is the btat pried of imperiority. Mr. GOSS, after being regularly educated u a MEM BER of the ROY AL COLLEGE of SURGEDISS, and luitiated iutu every branch of the Ptufession, (certificates and testimonials of which, from different Hospitals, hr has to certify) made the rare of the following DOPI:I6CS the object of his pviietolar study, via. a CERTAIN DISOR DER, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxication ; DEBILITY, whether arising from Bacelianalian Indulge's cies, lung rename in warm climates, ne a SECRET SO LITARY VICE, too often unhappily pursued by the Youth of both Sexes ; in the .me it will he found the tamer of STERILITY or RARRENIS F,SS, end in the other «vomits unmerosis train's( h irrigate Diseases, which, if lint timely re ' otedied, terminate in IMPOT EN C' E and CO SSD 3IPT1(111 4 4 • The result of a lung and extensive Practice hes rumbled loos, by a 'mealier soil superior method, to avert cad effec tually rrinove thine Ihnirtlers, however inveterate or com plicated, without subjecting the Patient to the least restraint o, dirt or cairns? and in slizlig VENEREAL. EASLS, where ao early application is made, after dinancry of the in fection, he pindg,.. himself to perform a cure is the short totorral of two Front the unprecedeatisl surceire of his mode of treatment is the core of the attarc complaints (which has neve. hero knout' to fail its one *uncle instance, in twelve year,' pearlier, during whirls proud many pistons of both stars have beets tees d, treco after severe and looprious methods bad been lute surd without effect), Mr. Gus. hail Ines iodated to thee publicly offal - his adore. Ile may be touvalted, by either sex, drily, with inviolable woes, personally, ur by lettere, it...laming a Bank riwto—.ll. nottirrvie-strret, Fleet-street. •.• Shot-tams or (instructions of the Urrthre. whether of recent or long e'arathuu, 44h-dually treated no au improved Iprociple, and ivliwh has performed Curve in vary inveterate cites of malty yews ("zit, moue* WATTS'! PSALMS AND HYMNS. 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Ea.tltal. ; tapidtc. u +id bowed. tieseila'a Italian sad ; pearl tette... fluascalp 7s Wood. Jiihnstni's English• gr.,. lots. bond. same abridged is • pocket tote; gn Bonn i. Nugetie% Prone% sad English: +lsere limo. 7s 64! I,,,rits4. Another Wilms iu s mill Pocket Yid. Kith a Trearl St bound Tuarstio L•tio sad Brilisb:lve. baand. tq .. ~N`~ r ~_ XPlita;E-HALFFENIIIT. rileti: 4l Cll'Y LOTTERY, to be drawn CERTIPICATB. We, vitae names are hereuatu subsrribeJ, bare carefully surveyed and valued the several Freehold Rattidier,' allotted as Pr'ses in the Thant City Lowery , and we atilud‘e the separate value of each to be as follows : F. PAYNTER, THOMAS SWiTillx. • D. R. ROPER. SCHEME. 1 Prize of L. tS,Pts 3 Nixes of L.3,uott -- 9400 1 2,900 9,:t00 1 2,700 ----- 6,91.0 1 --- 2,600 4.100 I -- 2000 1 4,000 I ---- 1,9 20 I 3,400 I 1,100 I 3,300 I ----- 1,400 2-- 3,:160 I 1 ----- SW/ 3 --. 3,100 No fixed Prize. This Property is so rapidly improving, that there can be nn doubt at wall be worth double its present value in a very Sew g ran. TICKETS and SU 4RES see uu Sale by HORNSBY sad CO., 26, Cornball; and St. EJrtluedi. PitE.SENT PRICE Ticket.......... ........... tad Ins. Half al. sue. I Eighth......... it. O.: Quarter Particular Numbers easy be secured, treat Nu. I to 20,truu, at the above Offing, if out already sold. London, August i 4, 1909. A T a ‘IEETING of I;ENTLEMEN, CHANTS, M U rAcTurte.:l,ll. and TICADERS, th• Co•aties ot {Amide atai Ituttatot, coa.,tud bypnbfa• advettwentest, and held at th• tie..r,e and Angst 1184, to Stamford, ou l'aeaday, the At Jay of *ptembrr, so 9 ; GERARD Nor.L 50F.1., f.mi la the Cbiue; Recrlved, That it woied greatly tend to promote the AO cuiturel, Cummeie:al, and Itantifacturioe Lamest. of the Counties of Lincoln and Kati:owl, if . good and perfect ha. vigation WAS made from the Port. of Boatoe and Lyeu to the Koruegh of Stamford. Resuhred, That the advantage to be desired therefrom would be greatly heighten.' by a eater f:OLIVC)IpCr betweet. Stamford stud the existing Caen!. io ti.e North and No. Ili. west pots of MI kingtoie, by Oatbsso, thereby opeuieg a cotuumentu ion with the ports of Liverpool and Bristol, the great maaiihietiariog towns of Diamlttatcr, liirminglista, %Vols.-I:11110°o, am. and the populous Stakordshire Pot teries. Renoteed, That Mr. Thomas Telford, or some other emi nent Engineer be desired to emery the eunetry between Stamford and iloatuii, and from the Ports of Lynn and %Via beach, by the River Nene, to the Welland, at Stamford, and from them:: to Oakbant, in various directions, and to pt. pare plans end sections thereof. Resolved, That Gerard Noel Noel, Esq. Joshua Jerre.° Oddy, Esq. Seib Hose, Esin Samuel Caldecott, Esq. %I 't hane Ja-kson, Esq. William Johnson, Eaq Thotanx Shoe. Esq. George Gouger, Esq. Mr. Octasies Gilchrist, Ili James Brua ' and Mr William Chapman, be a Committee to rereive such plans and sections, and to cousider the same. And that the above Committee be at liberty to add such per mins In their number, as to them shell appear mover and ne. cessary, and to call General Meetings truss time to time. And that any Are Ur since of the Committee be a competent oumbeo fur the dispatch of Imeiuess. Resolved, That a Survey having been already made of the country betweeu Stamford and Oakhain, by Mr. Whitworth. and a plan published of the lice un which, in his °Maim. a navigable corunnouiratiiin between those places may he ef fected; and it being nere4sary to complv with the standing Order of the Il u nouruble the Hues of - 001UtUUtIol ' requiring notice to ter ,ire*l in'Phe Loaduu Gazette, and to the nearest provincial Newspaper, three different weeks, in the months of August or September, before any Bill fur a Navigable (:a. . Judean he brought into the House; and to prevent the time which would I. last, it, after the inteueled surreys hare been taken, it should appear that no mom eligible plat thou that p u inteil out tie Mr. Whitworth can be adopted; that motes be ittlithedi.itely given iu The Londrou Gazette sal The Stara ford Mcicury, that an applieat'Ana is ind,nled to be made, is the nest Session of Parliament, for leave to tail; in a Bat f.r making sad maintaining a Navigable Caul Irmo Oak ham to Stamford, upon the line pointed nut is Mr. Whit s,o vim cry, and liar extconliog tin. same from Itanifued to itost , in, either by improving the present oat igntiun by wr y art Spalding. or by a new Lot from Stansficd, to Join the Forty foot-dram, at, or near, a place called tintliram Cote, below Bourn, iu the county of Lincoln, from whence tiic said Drat' is now navigable to Boston ; and that, an sum the Canal is determined upon ' a proper person gait upon the Proprietoi f of lands through wl *fall pan, to procure their assent to the Hdl Rewired, That M eases. Jackson and Johnson, Stamford, be appointed Ttaaaltrata to icceive time and soolies connected no:li the proposed untie,_ ant that a book be opened at their office immediately, tile purpose of receiving such subscription. Resolved, That a subscription lie now 'altered fraying the expense of such surreys, and the nil attendiag the comeneoceuient of the mnertal.ii the sums subscribed be received by Messes . Johnson, Bankers, in Stamford, and lie by ra... the account of, and be at the dispossl of, the asd that if any person„ subscribing towards th puree, shall hereafter be desirous of b e c o ming of any share or shares in the intended Line earn of moues *lnch he shall siobsciibe for Frei.- peeves, shall be taken as part o: the purchase-mousy share or sham. Resolved, That Mr. William Thompson, . the Solicitor fir the purpose of coiiiiiictmg ti progress tin ough Parliament, and 14 tr insartnii rat business connected with the objects of this uo Resolved, That the thanks of this Mectiii, JoslritaJepson Liddy, Esq. for his active exertions mute the A cneral interests of the country at large, • town of Stamfood 111 p - irlit star, hy suggestiog aSe iug the in tcudeil lil &lie co, eespoodcace manication which lit has eider al into with the Canal Proprietors, in the dire , t Lye Stamford, throagli the midland counties, and to tie putts of ldvermool, Los. too, and Lyme to secure thi is akatipatailOS is promutiug the intended ueidertsk,i,g, and ha the communications *ls th he has made to Gila 3; celiac (arising from his greet repo tit..cr and eitteusive knootedge in the co.ninercial i• lei-eats of the country) of the great public and private sdrantere to loc derived by carrying those objata into Resolved, That a Geseral Meeting be held us TM CRS DAY, the Lib of October omit. at Eleven u'eluck iu t h e form nom, at the Giorgi, sad Angel lun, in St riaGora, amid that an imitation blintinediately scut by the Solmitur to the Pro prieties of the Trent and Mersey. Lungloiritawah, Melton, Clakhem, si,d utile. enprietets of Casale Mt emoted herein , and like•ise to the eurts of Illusion sod Lynn, the towns tic %7Ltl i i i iig, Wishes-a, aitil Pci thorough., and al late, modiste on and near the totem. .1 line. he, tired, That the proceednags of this day hr advertised into .nripal London Ncuspcoeis, Tbe Monnoed Aler tly) "•aili•11 Cartita ands ' • Cattlbailtat, 14"1"Clitaf. Ws a:. La...., Slauslester,... Liweepuot Papers. 0. N. NOEL, Chain/mu. After He haft ktf; the Chair, it was It. us..•, • • - That th, *Mankato( this Meeting he g•to•lb • Esq. Sur Lis able awl amt as. condo:Li a. a.. - rt. &WEI &nein a AP the lies of * i• i be directed to which t fe same Ps, Bookers Is re 511 ratbserfp, d uoitert.fliff.g, imeiliatsly, fur red foto fur de- other espermes ...mg, sod that •. J n kilos sod them plareil to he Committee; the above pair nq s Proprietor of Canal, the p„....eyeelitoteos; rack es ti ; Stamterc!, be • the Pill in its ictnig the gene- s meat nig. • tine be elven to tertions to ro- mp, rind ot the nt sod pomait- iderce •••.1 tom- b the prinefp.a _