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~,.`~-.- . the Wirtemburg troops, anti four agnatiron of Saxon • hussars and dragoons, repulsed the two first columns 'of the enemy, drove thesis froia their positiiiiis, tank • .. . . six ponces of artillery, wade 400 prisoners, and threw theta tato entire tonfusion. The third co- . • , l i tt u rn , i .. if g t a h t e se en v e r i: y us urr e ‘ a ,v rt e •d ni o , u . the ww ! i l e i ll i i i t i s r4 s o f B iy u i te n a: moment took possession of the iiriftbourisig niountaints. The KIXOII IlifilUtry fell ou t e elieniy with fury, cleave liiia (rota his position, and took 300 prisoners and sevetei atauptuition waggons.— . Theeiseiny his retired to Freystadt and Mishit:b. L. ' Tat hussars sent nut in pursuit ha , e brought in many pnianiera; 3M aiuskete, and a 11111116 et 01 wsgvits and caissons, were found so the wood,— The loss of the euemy ainoants to 1000 killed and wtruuderl, iserides ptisoaerk. Our whole lora its 'killed, %Tonto'. d, stud prisoners. is not 400. I• The Itlurslial Prowl: of Ponte Cti-vo praise. greatly General Van I)ainme, and the behaviour of the Saxon General-in-Chief, Leseliwitz, who, its his Cain tear. poio.rbaes all the activity and tire of t! - N •.11111 ; the General of Artillery, Niossel ; General ii•Tard, Chief of the Staff; and Lietitenunt-Colunel Asdwit-Cansp Haiiitlinate, 3 TWEL,FTH -BULLETIN. sies. smut, ntri 3. The folios. ing Twelfth Bulletin 11.411 been pub 'halted • t &Emmaus,. MAY 26. '• 0.. the 234 and 24th the unity wire 4•10 1 .10 yell to iisturr the bridges. which were ready the 25th early 111 the morning, and the wonudrJ, raissoie, ilkc. were removed to the right bunk of the Dentine. The being likely to rioe till the 15th Jam •, it is intruded to mark the height of the river by means of poles &lien into the ground, to which forge trim chain is to he fastened - , which the Turks boil destined for the saute purpose, but the Asia troels look it frogn them, and at was found no the arseual of Vienna. This measure, and the works which are constructed en the kit hank of the Os - 'mho, will citable us to manoeuvre on both sides of thal liver. Our light hots* have taken post near Presiiiii - 411, on the lake of Newsiertel. General L.auriston is to Styria, at Suncringsberg earl Bruck. . The Duke of Dentate is hastening by forced member, at the head of the Bavarian [tools, lupin the army The horse-chats...um of the Imperial Guards sr rived here yesterday ; the dragoons are expected in ' th course of this dai, mad ' u few days the honr grtifilthei N anti sixty linecesnf ordnance, at tached to the Crluarile, will tench this place. By the espittnation of Virtual. seven Lieutenant., aerie Major-Generals, tau .Colarir Is, twenty Majnes and Lieut.-Colonels, one hundred Captains, 4,,e hundred and idly Lieutenants, 20d oecoml Lieut.-tiaras, clad 3000 narecominiesionerl officers and ionisers. were made prisoners of war, exclusive of those who were in the hospitals, and whose number amounts to some thousands. 44-4. Besides the above Builetan. the Monitear of this day e.out.unc a letter from the Archduke John to the Duke of Bogota, of the April, whereby lee ender% / bora to l orvail ou the Dake to cam : billy a convention with Van, and icy down his WWI. On this letter, to of course, tie killt•WPf was re turned. the Mußitear makes raise observations. 'Vile Duke of Abraiitss liar arrived lirie, bei ng Succeeded by General Sudo% in the :Normand of the third Corps to Spain, who reached Saragossa on the Ittb April, The Duke of Surlerminia. uncle to the fete Gustavus IV. has been nominated by the States King of Sweden. VAMP, MAT 31. Madame the Duchess of Montebello set out with her lather, on the evening of Monday . ; toat tend ou hei wounded bugbear'. sea: I. Letters from Vienna of the 26th, assure us that the Duke of Montebello has had nn fever, and that there is every hope 4f a speedy recovery.. The following intelligence has been receiver' by the telegraph t st Or, the 2*ith, the Prince Viceroy of Itchy rem pletely defeated the rueiny ; whose loss in killed, wounded and prisoners. was 70u0 turn. The same evening the Italian corps entered Lesiben. On the 22d, General Macdonald forced the enemy at Lay bach to capitulate. A Lieutenant-Gerund, seve ral officers, soil 3000 men, hoe been made pri soners ; a great quantity of artillery, ',migrant's, soil ammunition, hums fallen into onr hands. " According to accomits from Zara, slated slay 21, the Unke of Ragusa has entirely rickey(' the Austrian army, and takeii tee Cienerisl-in-C Mel 1)61 I - toner. " The French army is entering Croatia." istoirrtEas or sineayss, MAY 11,; Accounts have been received hem. stating that• the heed-quarters of the Archduke Charles were; on the lbth, at Stockerau, nil the left hank of the Danube, two posts from N'ientni. General Miler bind formed a junepon . The French had endr:tvoureil to take posstswiou of some island' in the 1)1{111.16V. We expect very • soon another battle. Errivriosamarsti s star 2R. His Majesty received tins cloy it report front the head-tpiariers of ill, iVurretithur , „h troops, doted, Convent of Sr. near Lintz, the 24th of Aloy, whereby it appears, that since the action of the 17th nothing retuuresble has happened. end that the enemy is main:tally falling hack ens the approach of our troops, and ;hews no intentios to cross the Danube. ttawatianit. MAT .30. Oe the part of t'..e Dtitt.h Embassy, pith iinti.:e has been 61Ven to tdle nwrthants of this city, that all the certificates of property relative to ,goods, shipped or destined for Holland, must he 'legalised by the Dutch Einbitssy, and that they erreglet to bear in mind. that East Friesland Coma at •reseut a Jeri:amnia of the kingdom of ears Paper.) Letters irons Rostock, of the 11:41h of May, coo- Wit the following iutislligence:—•• TVrent%-lIIX ships, which were lying ready to set sail, havdig beets pat in requisition by Sehill's corps got under weigh Ile Saturday . , with-horees and men ; el of them were soon out of sight, but the other .five were detained by Ike Dubois tiaovi wbo waived 4iti las t.. r.. ;ts ,ter, . • I , .. ~~. t.; .1f -..11. ,- Ve.terilay nrtivai here free* 7 to 3000 Dotal troops, end about 4000 Dunes, who marched this inoraiirg to Stralsund, win-re Schill has arrived with the mitt body of Nis corps."—(l:utterdans Gazette, An( 5.) GOTTENBURGH Met IL GoTTENStMait, WAY e 3. It st ems certuin that the Kusannis have broken the urno.tice, and are wurelnag against Sweden. mica nowt, NAT 17. Hia rtoval Highness the Duke Regent has re ceived a deport from Lieut.-General Wrede, Com mander-in-Chief of the Northern Army, dated Head-quarters, Heramand, the 11th inst. by which it appears that the Russian troops, commanded by Shuvait.tr, tlueatrn Weft Vedanta with au invasion, and that a large number of i ; tni-hosts arc building. —(Stockholm Casette, May 17.) . In a full Sitting of the Diet, en the loth inst. Baron Lugerbillite, Aulie C uocillor, trail the Act of Abdication of Hib Majesty King Atigustits titia taVilli, healing date the ?9th March, of this bear, "'loch hvitig (lone. L'Atigubtus Mnimerheisu moved, " that' King Gustavu, Adolpi.M, a. well as issue, be exclu -led from the Swedish throne," numnitnen•ly rninpteci, i on(' coo veiled into a coneluburo of the Diet.—( Diet Ga zrtte, May 9.) THE BRITISH PRESS. FRIDAY. Jo.i. g. Government yesterday received advice" from Por tugal, from which it appears that VICTOII, al:- prised of the approach of Sir MCIVER WELLES.. LEY, had fallen hack from . Merida to Caceres, be tween the Guadiana mid the Tagus. Sir Alums Watt sakes' , had passed t h e Mon dego, and was within 25 miles of Gen. \Lieu:ones corps, which was near Castle Branco, and had Iseeu ordered to march to Aletintara. Letters from Captain Wiiisr.ce, dated Vigo. the 25th, state, that the Spaniard* had 'retaken St. Jago, and that Nay was streugdieuiug himself at Comma. , The blrtniacds hail defeated a hotly of French. after three actions, near Lugo, and had driven them to take refuge in dust/town. A Cottenburch Mail arrived yesterday, with let ters and papers to the 24th last. The DUKE GEST has been formally acknowledged by the L)iet King of Swerii.m, by the name and tide of Cuastrs XIII. The Russians, it is said, have broken the artnistice, and meditate an itw•a'iou of West Bothnia; from whence they unit to march to the Sit cdish capital, A Jamaica Mail arrived yestorthiy, with letters and poets to the hit of May. We have mode ►ome extracts from them, whit Is she*, that the this feremes -between the Executive and Legislative ovetiainned by the refusal or General Camaritact. to &ivy a suintnotts of the Rause of Assembly, have been happily adjusted. Accounts in the German Papers. iliterlf Banks of the Elbe. May JO, state, that the Archduke CiisntEs's army had been reinforci d by the Rua garian insurrection, and by the corps of Field- Marshals Mottta. KIENSUYER, and BELLE CARPE. with a owurrotas body arc...111.14y from Bo hemia ; antl that the latter, with the Hungarian hone, were principally in•truutental Us deciding the victory of the 2-2 d, in favour of the Austrians: The loss of the French. in killed, wounded, and pri . rollers, in the several actions, is stated at upwards of 36.000 men. Scum., after defeatiog the Med.- lead/mph troops, is said to -have made himself master of Stralsund, where he found a large toast tity of military stoles. It was a detachment from Marshal NWs corps that took possession of Oviedo. It has'lmeit since joined by some French troop) under Crucial KELLEMMAN. We have received Dutch papers to the 7th, mai Guinan tothe Ist instant, the former containing the TwhLFrJ CELIA:TIN of the French army in Germany. They confirm the defeat of BUN - TART*. on the Danube, to the full extent at which the contents of the TENTH BULLETIN would allow the most sanguine mind to rate it. The Alistiiaii accounts state, that while the Archduke Climaxes vas repruseuted iu the Trench pritstalvatoderiog Bohemia, he had marched forwerd with rapidity to Vienna; and was prepared to meet the French on the northern side of the Danube, as soon es they should be able to crow that river, from Ehrosdortf, in the vicinity of the Austrian capital. His Impe rul lii4tmess declined to dispute the pamage of the river; which, haring been effected in the evening of the ?full, the .4 ustrians advanced next day against the en-my. flustaesatu endeavoured to farce the Austrian tenant, but wasdrivett back with gnat end the saline, which had Leconte general, was only put an end in by nigtit. At three o'clock on the ensuing morning. the ARCIIDECE sirain ativuneed, and MR:et:tided in driving the French user the Italie, who, duriti4 the night, front the 2lst to the lid, had been reitifort;ed by the whole of their des. postable force from l'ienna. It appears that the destruction of the hridges was not occasioned by Hoods, es stated iti BOK APAILTII'S Bulletin, but was, the work of the Austrians by hreevrsaels: The loss of the It rpticb hail not been accurately ascertat it ed, but it must lime het imtnetetv;as 6000 of th.-ir wounded hail been taken to the Austrian hospitals. ~ti~~ 'ft/77. - • i -- Many were driseu into the 'Danube, and drags net]. and 11,n00, it was expected, would la , 'natio pri soners in the Wand of Iti-der-Lobsii. 'file At ch dake CnAar.rs's headlaartera were on t,te 23(1 :st Brietenleh. By the .unte accounts we learn thnt Bo NAPLItTE was furious at has and sent to Iw Iron!). many indignant mes.ages. The A was every where, in the hottest of ths fire, and, Upon its being represented to him, thiit . he exposed his person too much, Ins observation was, tlmt lie would either perish, or erid the contest in the streets of Vienna." Such is the substance of the Austrian accounts. Combined with the Tenth and Eleventh French which we give at length this day, and he Twelfth, of which we give the substance, they prove that 11o9Al'ART6 has received" most . sio 4 and severe defeat. Ily a mistake in the printing, Ehersilorf, which is on the smith side of the Douulw, front whence the French arny crossed, aas !itstei day entifortiolud with Z.mia,!mi tort, on the north side, where the battle ernhinceteil. From the lith Bulletin it appears, that the lirok-ii bridges at this point being re :aired on the 15th, the French army began to palm to the southern side of time Danube, from the Island of In-der-Lobito, to which it retreated utter the brittle of the 22d. And here we have the strongest widener that the result of that battle was a defeat of the Frcorth army, for Ilan BoNAPARTE been able to maintain his ground on the North of the Danube, mis soon as the communication was restored with Ebersclorf, his reserve might have adVanced to join him, instead of his retreating to join his reserve. Victorians as he says he was on the .22J, why did he care *hunt ,his rear? We thought it was part of his unties to push forward, regardless of his reor. It is also further o t,,, eraa bk, t h a t although the only occident. which, according to the Bulletin, interrupted his career, has been reinoved,„ he thinks no more of crossing the Danube for the present, and is content to await tie reiliforeernemits sit Ebersdorf, mail the 15th inst. by wllleb tune he hopes to Ire able to resume his opera tions. Among the irnmerhate succour which he ',r ocas, is the corps from the Ty r , l, under the Duke of DANTZIC, which is has, aing by forced marches to join him at Vienna. This diversion, in favour of the Tyrol, is no unitopoaant consequence of the 'rattles on the Danube. Letters from Heligolaatt contain the fitllowing particulars :-- Austr.au accounts of the battles of the 114 and Sid ult. have arrived. The Ffetid) were completely defeated, and driven by the Archduke CMARLES across the Danube. ^lie loss of the French is nut known ; but it most have been very great, as is of their woustsled lied bewn entire) ed to Alibtllll.ll Itospitals. Every effort *RS wade by the French to pietas! the Autumns centre, but they complete.y failed ; and, at leagth, they were touted i.. every 'part of their line, Box U.III.TE did not himself cross the Danube, but coin Jed front the right' Fide. lie was oittritgeutia at the bud suc cess of his troops. The A Rilitterie, on the contrary, was in the midst of the tire, mid said, that he aas res.;lted to conquer or perish. It is believed, that a body of ii,ooo Freuria will le.lubligeal to sorrel,- der, not having been able to re-cross the brain:he. of the Diniune. Lord GASIBIER, as We stated yesterday, is to bo tried by a Court-martial, for his conduct in Baopie Roads, at his own pirtiemlar ropiest, it conse quence. it is said, that, if the vote of .thanks war moved in the House of Coolulotis to his Lordship, Lord Coma:toe would, for one, oppose it. All the Admirals who were ate Admiral Ilanvev's Court-martial are to Is' the members, with the four senior Captains that may be at Portsmouth the time the trial commencer. We understand, Lord Cocnaute is to 1w examined, and the Mass Ws of the respective ships of the fleet will be . called-upon to prodoce their log-book*. The American ship Jcuay, Capt. etas, from . Bounieitias, is arrived at Fidnioutli, in four dm S.. Captain Mvcas saps it was reported there o and Cie Freetli bud burnt Vienna, in consequence of the inhabitants having masbacred a great number of their troops, alter they had po,session of it We hope, for the honour of human' nature, that this act nf barbarity does not swell the block cant loge's of the crimes of 80/04PARTE ; but if such has been the melancholy fate of the Austin's; capi tal, the morns assigneil is no doubt a pretence, h« has been instigated to the foul deed, by hie rage, and in revenge for his defeats. A Messenger is arrived from Malta, which island he left on :airfoil of Alay, uan hone, notice. The nature of his dispatches has not tratispinfd. The Sheriff' of the County of F.atex having re fused to • all a Meeting to consider of Parliamen tary Reform, some Gentlemen, Freeholders of the County, met yesterday for the purpose, it the Crown mid Anchor, and twined into several Resolutions in favour of the measure. Mr. /tem, but declined. to otter WHITIRIAD ass pr his signature. The Meeting was very thinly at tend. d. The Cork Paper of the ad inst. says A body of troops, consisting of four regiments, the •-tHth, azd, acid u 2d, will be very speedily alawstabled at this port, and eniberked for PortNal." Monday night, about twelve n'elock, wove of the French prisoners confined in His Majesty's ship Brian/, lying a Chatham, attempted to make their escape, by cutting a hole in the rhip's side ; and one of them had kuref2cifcti in getting into the wster, when he was discov e r e d h e on e o f the marine eentinels, who shot him through the shoulder. This gave the alarm, and prevented twelve more, who were all ready to make their escape. We understand that the 2d and 3d battalions of the 95th, and Ist battalion of thett.i regiments, are brigaded, under the command of General GRAHAM, of Helps's'', and, it is supposed, are destined for some brilliant service. /1f.4 D.I C.171141vt TO TITE EDITOR OF THE 11141TUIS PRINK • Fin—lo ;flower to so article, mbiell appealed its how o g the papers of yesterday, in which the gables see skeebeld b y many falsehoods respecting my conduit ; I res wIS b. suite with the insertiuu of the folliewiiig : • . There never were soy contestatinue between Mr. Iv o , mid me, rimer' ning his proptoals, whit* were, on Hull/64e, r:orlier more 'advantageous thou those of Mr. Herrin. fs, proof of thit, I quote the following passage from setter, writima 1.7 Mr. Taylor himself, detail lid Igo; " AI 2 'raper propuscs to engage Madame Ostalant ',per form eighty timea, us the series/a opera twig; that in, &Min; 41s, remainder of die pr. aYtl seas.., Net ereeeding tee tin t . sad the remair.mg nuniboc Is "goal loiteeeilereag the atxt season, (is in,) and the .esianti is Use eeets a ltili 1.) . " cuosiderstion ut s bosh he pregame agrees i• pay. Medzmc Catatani ttm out M &mei in sgssFenniiitics, is th years 1110 isuil 1811—No011w with isbosset in each of 11* three years of 1109, OW. and 1411 ; 4t beteg multtetoed and agreed, that 141.41an,c edition is to 'bogie us ether , either public or private, within fifty styes of Loriden,'e au . mail retrial the A rzyle Itinians." Thtte prop, salt I accepted; hot, at the s line time, I re quested Mr. Taylor to iruime Mr. Id iartrni, and toy lituthtt, 'mil also to allow me to climate the fug visO,i, ;yet willaut displacing any body, for any ehotee might bare falka on the prison who nos bolds the situation ) I rece.sed, lot sacier, a letter ti den Colossi ererille, hitt, he ',minima Om atoiesaid plurals's of Mr. Taller, but said that Mr. Taylor cooki not comment to displace any to num and that lie was not willing le !bop either Ur. or Mr. William Catalans In CeSCI4IIII24 his let. air, the Calomel wise lot two days to Rem my ileteranestittu. Prurakr4 oi the We attentinit p.iid to my recomnicoth,flm, and at.o iltOrt at his ri.fi.sal Is magsze my brothte, who, for r. Dm: satreimadly kW • place to 165 orchestra, I immediately 10641 wed Ctotouti GrevitJa, that I alai mot reqa , r.i two days tot-limo tea declaims, bat that I. flats that IWO. brutte eff all ne'zirhitlon with Mr i t t o t ru ly painful for Wr to enter into all Hose divine ; I will mit, Loners, ssearyllie pubic, slur until/4.r the abuse whit b lase Ml4ll•4itsl Oa this occasion, the tuuti4 l 4 , an d sarathor ems, e. - 4.:y be gureee.l at—ei YeFtlupl •., should the troth of the oboist statements lie tailed iti mom. Hoe, I will piiet.sh tn", r letters of Mr. Taylor and C0h0,..1 :'.l• I. cs(•daltrills, and coufussnal ini callyskaiMisti. As Skill as all iir4uciation silk Mr. Taylor was at an !nil, t catered lobo a treaty with tl.: Mauagei of Corr it. dela Mr. Harris's eats weeuctleit I shasittl *Mg too or three Unica a-sies•lc dude. sensoii, and promise, ' , elides, sot to r10g.09111, Ode, tome plait—Mu comet. r• atom of which, he pplhissald leigre sue 46001. and ibeteeitt. ',hough tine Lathe restriction depth. s nir nTa3JI I iii•ould hare gaioed this ter to • 1 -. 41 ° , 5 , E`hubsiiii &C. the desire l Nesitig nt the New ',Nation:M . heilse induced in, to forget all taterested cousitkralawus; eukry that satisfostian. 1 ans., Sir, • Your obedient huire:le s^rvane, AM. CA CATALAN,. 71W F. - ASCOT-U OM • RACER. sreoso steer e. His Royal Highness the Disks of 1 Plate its rA T potureem, Au. all :keel. To slant at the dist*: a posa,Aucl go oueerousid sod a distance. • Sir. Skinikiell b. is Rambo, aged 1 Mr. Ladbrokes Caner-, 4-ova H. R. H. the Delicate Yorlr.'a Ifrawn Hess, sin The Swieley Stara at 45 Guineas each, Is Guineas fui feet, for threwyetir olds, Tat. 41h. ; four-yr isr olds, Sat. The last Mile and half i f the Course. fuse Su/Ise/ants Ld EgremassraSiorpiort, a yrs old Mr. lowrelfs ch. f. Prupbetos, by Simmer, out of La. sada . A Sweepstakes of each, for Loh, all age , that turret won more than 6ogs at any time before the Jay tosniiag. 'I. start at the Sing's au4 go once round, stout two miles and t. 4 rods. (s ttubscrtheis.) Le ElresTrstil'ilf. by Goliama, out of Lazy, 3 yrs nIJ Mr. F Itie..ardsoo's hl. b. Mmigo, S yrs Mr. iN e hoz 'a g la. Pei:mule, 4 yrs. agliest Mr. Hollidsfe b. in. 4 pa. old, val. togs. Twsrmiles. Pegasus walked over. • The •weathar being unfavourable, his Royal fitighness the Duke of York cut the only mother or the flOy . ii I Faintly %son the Course. Earl &4. tun, Sir John and La:iy• lastly, Sir F. Standish, awl Mr. liebtiermois. •ore , ',resent. • LA If' I.vrELLIGIEwer. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Stserstistrres,Jugr e. Mr. Buttitoottn move" fiir.aii Information, in the nature of a yaw tcn, rorsfu, ediitng sin Edward /lodge to shew by what authority lie claimed to he Burgess of the Borough of Penryn, in Cor n wall, which is not abo gh by prescription, hut Ly charter, ender a 'amine of James I. The corpora tion conoisted of a Mayor and 94 capital Burgesses, who wersto choose a Recorder. In this vitae, nix Burgesses attended the election of Mr. Nudge, as Burgess, and the voting wed three and three, ez.- cept that one of them was the Recorder; sod it was objected, that he had no right to vote, which made the etcctian twit', because he lost his right as a Btir A e.s obeli lie beeatn? Recorder. Tee Try this question the prisetit motion was inane.—oltula grouted. Lord ELIARMSOROIMR being engaged at Nisi Primo, in the other thit.e Judges pre sided during the otorniug. This in:l/ Y. A Geserol Quirt Ifarifsl has been held st Ridge, oft Lir Menem LdwardlicLuitae, of 14e ail Safi.. t leo ~t I tioth R. gisneat—teFor nagentleman and useulliceeFke con duct, its !ming dretili et the evening parade, Gil I los trh • f ImpteDo., last." I.)oun which charge the Court tar.ea loand bees (Lientraant Peiward aeliultee,) JJttw 7 ry, Ist•Olitocci betasatifiltookm4tesMir••••• Sir illtejesay has bates ' , tossed to terve and omen,.; and the Coininendai -ir. Clilef has therrforeihreeted, that the foregone; rtiorge, tether with the sentence of the (.owlet, shall be read et tread .4 ev.ty regnant, and 1101Prid 1.4 the orderly Intuit (Cr,,of corps PRICE OF 3rTOCkS, 1 EST LANZA Y. a pet Cent. Reduced ti7l m per Cruet • 145',. 19'i-16414S - ou4suistli I ~dos 110/14k Er., negate Bills Consols fur 7l. T. MR, Moeb•Scokalls. No. 4, Consist% sod No. 9, Cbarin-cress MARRIM: Ttnirsilay, try ilie Her Dr. Husker, at the New .Church, Plyeauntli, Jubseau Phillot, FAN hanker, of Ilatb, to Mary Elisabeth, tided daughter of Robert Pugs, Eaq of PferJ. Devon. On the 5111 instant, at the 110•447-chilreki Baas Wall" Iknons, Fain Min Jones. RICH WATER AT LONTX)N.IRIDGE TRIS DAY. Mersin 41 tala. aller I I j .thaniews 48 Min. liter 11 LONDON'Primed by a I) 1 1 /11hSON, No 19, " Hoewell..rourt, Carry-stre.t; cad riabfisbcal at the Oftict, No. 15. Back of M. Cleyneati Chord,. 'limed, by J. WHITE, of rime *c. 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