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THE MA3LVOTIL • Cincinnati k (tbiti), Sept 22, la 11. Soar rsoisrks,neeati , nesl by Dr. Bartaas letter to Mr. J el. femcin, on Matnniatit bones; aids new obaeriations con in rain times- awl I.itts r animal rcistalut i to 'wits farther investigaiwu The various not-descript animal remains found in America, tool elsewhere, have liithi rto been on accouotably colifotiuded togetiter (with a solitary exception) under the general appellation of' Mama moth horis-,t—as if they belonged to s single species only; a hercis they ore different both iii genus and species. tither this delusion, we find Sir 11. Sloane, Measersmidt, Ilauter, Daubemon, Jefferson, and others who have treated on the subject. Dr. B. iatl•eil has side:owed one step beyond them to wards the truth, hut he has not gone far enough ; for, iii noticing the Ohio bones, he appears not to he aware ill .t they are the remains of various din. tioct animals. To prove this it is only neceseary to examine the several skeletons. From the drawings and description. transmitted from St. Petersburgh, of what the Doctor terms the great Asiatic Mammoth, he thinks that it is specifically, thingh not generally, distinct from the North American Mammoth—'that whose bones have been discovered in so tunny parts of our Continent, and that of which Mr. Peale hes mount ed the skeleton in his Museum."—Having neither teen those drawings nor that skeleton. I sin but ill red to form an opinion concerning them ; but z:„ repeatedly examined numerous specimeos of wer Mammoth bones, so called (and here, Mr. it may truly be said, we tread on Mammoth wound), I feel no liesitatioii in asserting, that they are the remains. not only of one, two, or three - apnoea only, brit of half a dozen at least, and of see than nue genus too. Among these may he Insioad two kinds of huge ivory tusks, differing both lu figure end sir. These, it ti presumable, be haved to different species of the elephantine class. The Great Bone Lick iu our utighbourhood absissis with fossil hours ; and from them it is • GM, to prove the once existeoce of diff•reut races Air creatures. vitriol', in their character and pur • -Hain ; slice of them of extraortliiiary stature. mid . e f we except the two just mentioned) at:connected 'Veldt the family of Elephas. In the teeth, Maas, 0 41011 heel bones of certain skeletons !criteria of the -NMivaivorous tribes), we perceive the remains of asi.re one crestuee of that descnption. Thr stature ore one of these it enormous; sod to this animal, .la.nesably, belonged those large grinders (rio •hres) that are set with a double row of conic proper • ,ea on the mistiest ing PU":IICC. One of them weighed Nearly 10 1..5.--Other and larger grinders are frequently found. which are evulei.tly parts of anim Ile not carnivorous. The upper surface is fiat, mid the whole hears a near re.einhlaner to the tooth of an eleph a t. These teeth wee, with confi dence, be esaigiied to the creator: al who wore the tusks. A tooth 31 this 111:51 riptiint weighed my lb...—With respect to t..e tusks [iltfeuces) the are spretfically different. One of them varies but Witte fetes that of an elephant, hiving more trans. verse lines, and less prominent than those of the saarlern teeth ; the other is far longer sad different. 1, festooned : for, instead of the slight curve which - narks the former, this take a spiral direction, forming an involved earvature to the amount of Bunt or more turns or twists.-1 have ant seen an entire tusk of this sort ; but a fragment of one. evidently broken off at each end, was about 14 feet in length! la addition to the animals not carnivorous. we sometimes, though rarely, meet with the skel-ton of a large horned beast, apparently of the Boa fa mily. A finite-tit of the limn attached to a por tico of the won, portly petrified, and the horny cover consequently gone. measured at the root or place of its insertion, inches to circumference. What remarried attr h:urn, was shout three feet in length; and, from its diameter at th. broken end, we may infer it was not less than twelve or fourteen feet long, when entire.—This was 3 hoofed as appears from a specimen M my porseurion.—As a proof of the enormous vulu ne of some among those non-descript anirnalr, I shall mention here a portion of an Os Inmat e winch opportunity threw my way. It was upwards of tro feet square, and eight inches in thickness, mot had. no doubt, been thicker, since the surface was considerably de cayed. The remains of another animal have been dia. covered at the same Lick or Saline. The skull was of an ordinary size; but little larger than that of a rum. A horn protruded from each side, and, reis,ing off burisoutidly two or three inches from the TOOt it was several iodise in diameter), sud denly dipped in nearly a perpendicular direction. This, however. I did not see myself; I depend on the veracity of my informant. The following fact may lead us tc fors mime idea as to the enormous frame of the carnivorous ani mals :—Having olitiined a complete set of the foot bones, and the &epistle of a am, I put them to. gather, which gave for the length if treed of six feet, exclusive of the claw. This fragment was nine inches in length. sad plait'', appeared to have suf fered diminution at the root, or thick end. It was the cste only, the horn having disappeared. Whet was it- length, when cutler, can only be conjec tured. If we consider the relative thickness of horn, coating • claw of such magnitude. and the requi site protrusion of it at the point or irf 11l ill &MOO of the claw, it may nit he extravagant to compute its entire length at fourteen inches. hissing already noticed a carnivorous grinder of nearly folbs. weight. it may he proper to observe that if (4 I ern lammed) the skeleton tnts%euut belongs to our larger connections the rural could not hate eciptirini hie tali growth—for in a publication describing it, I re collect the weight of its heaviest grinder was stated at little snore than ighs. After sh e facts already detailed in proof that part of our remains belonged to *Motels of the carisivor.mo order, if any who tray mail this she uld yet he untested vents demists on the sidiject. those doiebta will likely be dispelled or perosing whet follows :—The water of the Creek at the Great Bone Lick is strongly brackish, cud the rents coo. sideraldy impregoaterl with sell. Now it is well known that such places become the haunt of hut. Utiors, elks, deer. &c. who resort thither to drink the salt mater and lie k the impregnated earth. It r highly probiside, that latch of the keg. r sho t whose reoiains we have noticed. 'nude sueh . pirocts their resort ; those of the lierhivor.ius ur graminiverous ki iJ, on in cuunt of the salt ; and those that were carnivorous, iii search albeit prey : for, that they preyed upon the smaller annuals enu merated above, is * tact sufficiently established by the immense quantity of their busies which both margins of the creek; and it alf..rds the strongcst curroboratuni, to oloserve the tures which those hones exhibit, and which were undoubtedly occasioued by the carnivorous tribe, while la the ICI of devouring their pre:,. The venous huge remains which more penicil lin ly form the suhject of this ca umu iicauon, are frequen.ly found pro.oihcuou.ly buried together. It niiy not be diflotilt to account for this appearance, if we consider what writers of crerht aver, that the elephant and rhinoceros of Af►ica never hupiien to meet without giving battle, in which our or both of them invariably fall. EAST P%DIES. GENERAL ORDERS. HtteLemarters, Clutultry-plato, April 4,111 e. G AAAAAA ORDZILS, IT !4/14..GEN. GOGIDIE. Further extracts trom the coidirtned proceedings of the General Court-Martial, which assembled at Bangalore ou the ist of November 1809, and of •hich Major-General %a.ide is President, are published to the army. Major David Courtney Kenny, late roniniand ing 8.1 battalion 19th regiment native infantry, or dered io arrest by the officer commanding the army, charged with the follmsing Ca iNt et --for mashy and sediti ~,, , i• baring joined is • moat staageruas sod Manning mutiny and seilitioo, which took place in flu: fort and grassou of Scritsgapatans un and betwixt the 311th dry of July last and 2:1t1 a Avast follow ing, during which period, the garrison fired un the troops of His Majesty and those of the Cusupauy, and their ally the Rajah of Mysore; and SCI3I:- Oil the public treasury. By order of Maj -Gen Goirolic • Commandiug the may, Fort St. George, (Sigurd) T. HS. CONWAY, 53d October tail. Adjutant-General of the Acuity. _ Sememice.—The Cosset area apiolos that . the groomer Major Keatsy is guilty of the charge preferreJ sgettist hits, winch being so borsch of the Artse;rs of %Vat, and ruhreesiee of rod order sit.l sailitai y iiisesphue they do settteeee the arid Nisjor Yeasty, L. be cash...ill (Sigued) HENRY WAR LIE, 31.tjer-General mkt Presiatut. Cools-Need. (Milted) F. GONDJE, Majee.Gee. Command. ass the Army Is Chief. The General Court-Martel, ut which Major. Griii...ol %Verde is Pi e , ident. a di.eciv-d. the Mem bers a i.t' : - ...vltleUtes wilt return to their respective stations end cot ps forthwith. lit tie tjet,erA! Court-Martial of which Msjor Gellert, Warde is Yr. Msjor-General (;owilie put)l3..hett to the urii:y the following copy of it letter, erltheisheti to him by the Chief Secretory to tioveroment, with the expression of his fullest corcurretice to the senini.nts of his Lordship its Counc,l, 117 they relate to Major•Geuerul Warde, and floe Officers composing Ike lilenetal Court. Martial of which he wes President. MILITARY DEPARTMENT. TO MAJOR-OENERAL GOWDIO. coMRANRING TYR •lIMY 111 CRUM. Cora. I. I am directed by the Right Honour. olde the Governor-General to Council, to acknow. lodge the receipt of your letter of the 2cl iustent, and to cowry to you the thank+ of tits Lordship iu Council, lor the communiestorn of the proceedings on th. I trills thereto n ferrrd to, mid for the information, that it is y. , ur tote. twit to dissolve the General Court Martial 2. In einiv..)ing to ) rot in , entire concurrence of the Govertior.t Council, in the propriety and w.t.doto of -v•lry measure you bare adopted. and in the justice of every opinion you have rit. pressed, relative to these proceedings. his LorJohip iu Council cannot but et eply ladieut, that the i r most emential interests of the public shoulit have required, that bath the Officer commanding the army , R A the Goveroor-Genend in Council, 'mould i•withhold their wows hatiou Irons several p irts of these proceisl.nr. 3. Ilk loidstit,i in Conned is, however. assured, that he only anticipates yilslf sentiments when he add., that. in performing this painful aml un gracious duty, he bas done the fisdest just:: c to the ui right and honourable motives of the respect able Offic•rs who composed the Cour., and who, he well knows, have dist:liarged their delicate and distressing trust, with a pure mid couscieutious re gard to the dictates of their own minds: and his Lordship in Council has only the more to regret. that the points on which the jtaliglllellts of the Court have been thought to be erroneous, were too im portant and fundstneistal to admit of their receiv. lIIK even the tacit genetic!' of public authority. 1 have the hmiour to he, Sir, Your most ol;-41i;ist humble S-rvmt, (31oor..1) A. FALCON lilt , Me Sec. t. Gust. Feet Si. George, id April, is 4. The General Court-Mutt,4l, assembled It Wel. lei:tithed, on the 2d instant. and of which Colonel Wititinsois is President. ; sod the Pre sident, Members, sod Evi.lences, will retort, to to their respective stations end corps forthwith. The remain. of the Doke of c}usenattair are to be couverell to 13.umlaini.t. in Scotland. Ram Williams, aged 32, a labourer. from Kin. nertou, in the comity of Flout, has been committed to Chester county owl, charged, on oath, with a violent suspicion of Is.seiii,; pet tire to the uutbuild iiigs at fluntiogton We are informed by our NlAltrin Correspondent, tho the Method:its, a ri peistable body 4' people iii that neighbourlsimil, have so were...A of late, that their Meeting-hone, or play.. of Wor.hip. though large e: gli to hold MA) person', is lII* 'efficient to eootaiii all .who there for Divine Instruction. In consequeswe of which, ',Hanlon was elide to Earl Firxwit..t.iaw fur perminnew to build one upon a I irge scale ow his estate. which his Lordship. with 6t. clieracb nate spirit of toleration, readily granted. arid politely gave them the liherty of cboosiiig any ground of his in the township of Mallon. We midendaml they have fixed upon a site iu Lim me-street testi log into the Marketplace, a very central 'inflame ; where they will immediately erect to moans 1800 twsiple, and two tounnodious dealing. fur resident reactor!. NATAL tNrr. LUCliwr. ruaissimuly, Arrived the F ! 'isokeilt man of war train Liston; /Aiwa frigate. from off Ci4erbourg. It blew limit rtigtet and to-day a gale from the' West and Nortb-Went.—The Prince of Wales transport parted and drove oft the S . .tt; the br.g Superior cat or petted and came into hirriour.: The transport Vurwer forted from her best bower; and also ramie tut.. rarbour. SeVEJS O . IILICL—Me.re moderate. rI.IIIIOUTII-DOCK, DEC. 114. Arrived )e,terday the favourite sloop of ear, Capt. Clement, habit's. rec , ptured a valtial.le %Vest boliamate; al,o, the Ferhanad brig of oar, haviug static(' much b the late Kaleo. To-day suited the Evaitsbiv frigate. Lord Bal. gonie. from Ltibon. and aith her 16 sail, chiefly trsasports which carried out troops— , m person is' on shore from her as yet; also the Basilisk gul- - brig, 24 days from Cadiz—she has brought dis. patches, hut fin nrivr. Caine up liaanoeze, the Elizabah packet; and the Fozhormel, to repair the damage she has sus tained on her late cruize. Pest 3 eieloris.—The Merops sloop of war is jobt coating iofroin the Leeward Islan•lA.. Sailed tli . e.lleilasa frigatefor Daviue FALMOUTH, Int'. 23. Pat back the Priace Ernest packet, with the Mail for Jarniiiik„ Arrirtd the Merupe, from the Leeward Wands, with 'Mail, anti the crew ef the PrinerAs Alt . :ll4d packet, lost off Sr. Thoma,'s, by bucking on a sunken rock. Arrived the Spanish ship Crannro. from Co- ruuus, in six days, but brings no news. DEAL. Der. 2S. Arrived last night the Sinelair. Darby. from b• nsaica ; during the tremciduns gale this Morning she parted, and went on shore on Sandwich Flats. Two other vessels were also on shore in Fcgwell Bay, particulars not known,. One of Ilia Maraty's gun-brigs (supposed the Sophie') is riding in the Downs totally dismaated.—Wind W. blows a gale. Fire o'clock.— Vlore moderate weather. cIinftTININC4 A.YD Ur121.4L1, From December to, tom, to Demeter 11, 1810. Minium! in the 97 Parishes midge the Wails, 1,004. — Buried, ',Asa. Chridtrmed in the 17 Parish - es without the Walls, 4,255,.. Beefed, so 29 Christea►.l in the its Os t-paribltes is Midillisex sad Surrey, ic,50a....11erird,0,333. - -- Christened in die in PIOI4O in the City awl Liherties of Weoftninster, 4,l6.3—Buried, 4041. 1 Christened , aga _ e ,_ . ' ' " li '' 11l 1 lo all, 19,930 reneaset.. 9,742 Banal Ma1e5....10,411 in an, isow Females. 9,45 t Where's( hare die , , Under Two :Veen of Isity and Fifty."... Lois Age 5,933 Fifty and Sixty t.t.iss Between Two ad EiVn 4,431 Piety end *Veiny Five sod Ten IIS' i Seventy sod lbglity.. 1,281 Ten sod Twenty bps Eightr and Niamey— 473 Twenty awl Thirty l,O 1 1 Ninety and a Modred 70 Thirty nod Forty 1,710 Au hundred and Five I Increased in the burials this Year, 3013 There hove hers executed in the City of Lhndo. and Comity of Surrey, In ; of which number., • only base been re ported tope Buried (as sash) within she bills of Mortality. The dispirit' of fowls to Norwich market daring the last week was very beautiful, Norfolk women being unrivalled in the mamigement of poultry. Geese were sold at l lrl per lb. and certainly ave nged 10d. Turkeys averaged , 1.. and a vast nom. ber were sold at ICI. sod some eves higher. On Saturday, howe‘er, the market was glutted with fowls. and whin the couches were going off in the aft,rooon, the some turkeys were offered at gd. for which in the morning lad. per lb, had been de. nianded.—One manufacturer in that city sent 170 tinker, to his friend. in London on Fridat end &tont .y, and on the Ismo.named day, at one coach office, 800 !tampers were received.—We understand that 12 carriages were laden with litsultry and mime, and that each carriage was drawn by six horses. mod and having 10 stags... fie horses were employed by every coach, which will amount to the astonishing number of 72u horses to draw the poultry and g ame rut within three days front the city of Norwi ch to the metropolis! Daring the past week we have had abundant opportunities of acquiring information on the coo doion of persons engaged in our great mantiftc- Wring establishments in the North and West of Englund. and we are sorry to rey, that the dis tresses of the country people, front the came cause, press much more severely than in London. All the middle class of society is suffering more at this moment than at any former period ►ince the Revo lution. The income seems to he every where to adequate to meet the expenses necessarily incurred from the increased price of tine articles of subsi.t vice, ■nd from the augmented demand* for the purposes of State. We do not mention this situa tion to produce discontent; God knows there must be discontent enough among those who spend their Christmas with empty bellies and empty pockets ; bat we would draw the attention of the public to these afflictions,. that thty may be alleviated, that the eyes of the whole nation may he thrected to the miseries of interminable war, and that it may I.e at last remember. d, that the seas over which we claim dominion grow no corn, and if the :More., of It.r Ocean should not form an alliance with fir. Land, the watery wastes she commands will yolil her suf fering and importunate children no liiead.—( Bury Paper.) Parkins alias Williams, wh., lately absconded with the property of lii+ e ntpl.•vetr, and Ovum, of Bre,. 01, was on Fred,/ se'sinight apprehended in a poor lodging-fan' -e in Defrost, by CORTLAND SLIMMER, F....1.wel Gs:ouu►. tianixow. Esq. Sleicistretes, acenintemeeel by en officer. He was disguised in very Collll4e apparel roJ Waller& He denied hi. name was P. nines, or that he was the prroorkthey were in search of, but es lie wanted pert of the fore-huger of his right hand, their re milord no doubt of his identity, end he was imme diately committed to Carrirlarrgus gaol mider a usiurd. We hear he ha• since given such ititormi lion as has led to the recovery or a great Ural of proton), Our box of linen, of greet realm., ',Aesop bawd a vessel bound fur America, end 'slime but% in goad hills, on New Turk, here helm found con cuilvJ Wahley-stack to the county of Doan. 1718 LAIV <RIMY OF FRilYr•- High ILl:ess Inv/performed in the i„ Csepel •to.B*;IIISP2. 'on We s t orso . g its veirlivatiod•of;the memory of the of ported Ale riel• , %.voy' 41' of Fr. ,tee d ITC ; "11 4441411 • CP •,Gna I U sing th e plow rod lurid /14.8-iirt; ni t wonhy reepeeted re•tor eougtsgeti r tar4 liethetie and iritereAtitig disetiorse.deltrtptive tarty.. rod n3iefortuases of this eisieLle Having shtne for sysiosy years Vie f1..1.4ht ar 4 et tarot tsrooemt The first in E.l 111p0. Sill precipituted hy 'the fifty cf Vteneli trout toe isigh.e.t'pionu e l o of honour, and .1 4 . v i sanpu t int', the abyss of.toisfOrtine. fuge so tier I...Ltive eassutry,, she 11« d to the ivy giuna of lite North, in the vein hope of Satin I , teetion for aerie!: and Royal Spouse. enom o n 'quit the inhossui•sshle chine of the ~..a A, nut. the illussr:ou• fogitives brave al.: ew es , of the seeson, exiles, themselves to the p.. See, and at last, after timiergaing various ',VIII iiistresoep, Arrive in thia hnspitalAe hunt, this Gtb,em eeuntry, thesauly one of all Eu ro p e , w h ic h , by " and toectwd inbabilanta, fisletity la their King, snit constant attachment to th eir excelleot Caustitsii,s, submission to the lams, has preeerr:d itself fro. tire r Psi contagion They are eleteivcd with -pre ams by generous art ion, si Ilre'ri in the hour of volume:l awl ei-a has becu the avyliiiii of muly of the legitimate Lulu last feasts Europe. • It u this Co. •iii.ite isle that Ilan! of an al place of rqoare siurit.g her life, ales at lxv dral tomb, where her mortal remains may rest in sox!. •••• • • • . " Supported by ibe presrece, advice, anskati'l ware, examples)/ bee Koval Consort s twatcatt of mist tomtits' hou often have they not, with one voice, bleso-.1 pM donee for Morin; an his bounty intend them's' oafs peaceable -1 luau. fall of gen . Iota& and arkowwledrntents towt•dathi, serous couutry, haw otteu has site not tat-red up the st curdial vows foe its pruspersty and happ.nets; and II at 1 tituq Ihe wish to see her ,t1114:111 i . .li , hand empty ht a cua tad isitttapat Arlo t;ghto, and to be stroed on the tur ta , a armours, shurl4 haws uni t t ided WO „ r , ti.vuett), it Wit 4, rest assured, with the bunt: thst by a solid and permanent prate hula - tea tt.e son natittor, retps, atth gratitutte, all that Estc:sto Itar ti f.w him. Mid p.ts Inters ad misfire touts." M. Sej.i.'s leicrip ion of the amiable pi.;lit the roci.it tic • C: ristum .ell Mani Savoy had been endowed by Deuce, rad byl practice of which she hail eudeared bewail Jai good Frenchmen, did honour to his I, eiingt, made a sensible impression on the snail of tv auditor. It wen an hotel in dertuyi,treet, and tot Si. James's [lcel. shot sqlint,iy ro'..b.J, S i in a former Priam. • „ A asst.lieselses•t.!-re, is en ttiml bityys imbed, rod Lady Drselen v ;s • possessor for bee of the estate of :ht. 'late CuattLys Witmer), the re‘ersiort to which in Dr. Veueeme, he has taken the name, era been granted the baronetcy of Whose. Tim growing must be left for the belt ; put timber? is tile II:openly of the present pomessor. - No than four hundred tine trees upon this Wine heel' blown down in the late gale., and err converted by •Inw soil by wind into a Iron for Ladyship's pocket hat a menloranduat the oriainal meaning of rfiediell! About a fortnight ago, es the Royal Mail its way from Preston to Manchester. Acs chi ing horses at the Wed to Chorley, twelve o'clnek in the night, the fresh horst. ing been put to, Coaches went to fetch some ,t to lit upon, while the last driver war re , elm; customary gratuity from the inside pirs,eng when smacking the door to, the Lerma pet ott, sight of the coachman, guard, inid thud pa. gars--the coachman followed am foot, stud guard and passengers in a post (*lobe. The h.e steadily pursued their t o•lee null they srripe Red-hank-brow (wee mila from ctredey), the stopped, mass musk for them, wi one the wheels Swim ked. Here • ailentfiman cif out to be taken up. end 'thinking die rearhm was inside, wend himself in the Ktlatirefiltlill and Crying go on," itif went the ho yes bpi 410W111 hill ar ful speed, nesair stopping l'efert id arrived at the Elephant and Castle, four miles Is ther. where the conch has corirtreitly acation stay exhort time: the coo ntr3 man then prweero to invite the coachman to • glas., when all Le Pad inridr waa the fourth Destro:4er, who bad LA order l y nil the time. The saiipicioaa and while s ; eta manuals had passed several carts sod wag on the way. . . .4t Itokehy.hall, toasty of Loath, the Right f!.,a tLS euttuteas Suutheell, of a daughter On Monday. the Lady of Isaac 11.. GutdantiA, tat Spitel square, of a sow. Manda) ensuing, the with tuatara, the Huts %Is Juba, of a daughter SIARRIAUFS. On Thoriday, at Hetrick! Church, by the Err Pr Pepys, the Rev. J. It. Therkeray, Rector of Ward Market am! Vicar of St. SiagJalea, 111 the comity of Nero and Chaplain to tire Duchess Dowager ofNescaok, to It Auue, eldest daughter of the late V.is. Franks, Esq. Beeth Hill, in the county of Herts. (In Wednesday last, at Northam, Francis Stanfell, F.l Ca in in the Royal Navy, to Elisabeth, mooed dive: el lUdart Barton, Esq. of Boreogh House, in DaloJ•ild' CI :17u of His Slajesty's ship Turk. DEATHS. Teat week, at Bogbain, near Inverness, Alexander tf.,r a native of Hinted, at the aJvanced age of tot Hr 1 need, aunt very lately, the grating of Bocbaln, belongs! Mr. AlMeexie, hanker, it. Inverness, and retained liis 'sr. faculties until the last. OA the ad inst. at his lodgings in Greyhound.yard. lingham, after a long series of bodily eflietioe, Mr Ji Antietam O'Brien, lately of the Stamford, Nintios.' and Derby esicapauy of comedians, aged ye. He 1.5111 this circuit, in his professional capacity, for upwards of years, and was much respected by an exten t' s and i. 11; to circle of acquaintance (/a the isth lust. ill the 79th yew of her sew, at the bv of hrr trivia, UM Taylor, at Stanek*, Smiley, 1 4 f slight iudispiisition of only two days, Mrs. Coke, of I sower-agnate, I.oridon, milker of T. W. Coke, W. Holkhans, Norfolk. At Weeehester, ea &today last, the Rev. lobe ?CM, Cammiag, Fellow of Wine ester College .. giitariv - A - t - Fictiiis DAY, At LoN Don AID Mom 5* as air e I Eves. so stis. alter 3 - - LONDON 1.-Noted and Tebleiell et the Wks, ( !meet vbs. Adtertieneepti tveneed. sod L'' L.V is Ping') mutt he edineeti , -•-•.C. N Ise, Prinistm.J. WHITE. P. it:. gt , PAVAN.