The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-02-06 00:00:00

41. q. 1 4Y. To od4.4*Pitoorb•AoTanhaloaloolor "gt i trilrf f.9e. wigg li ttl it ihelf*W - to owlet ate' radii Fedor . hare baba lOW ' Mat heekomehti gift characters she IsasasissisiOd leave becu the Widow tleerlye-reoleiter-Lstitia Herdy.-.6Hekm Wor tett, mid Lady Reeket thus yvviens.-41ev bee own Beaelit.) she perforate list .wietuat aglatituT t iu rk* Way to Keep Hire. and NA, iu ?he Devil to cared "mutely state, that het . perform ance of the characters for the four drat eveuisigi jive universal satisfaction ; fur whatever chartieter &1V& JORDAN .assumes. most C01414114d 1111+144114 Amu her sterling sod pointed acting. fi'e hare hod au acquisition of several new Per formers in the Company ; smongst these are Miss from the Theatre-Rove', Manchester. This Lady, thoagh evideutly labouring smiler a cold at . preseut, *mg. 111 4 Very pretty and pleasing style ; slam 311. (tossup!. from the 'Theatre Relit. Bath, had Mr.,Wt LIES. from the Theatre Royal, Liverpool, bntk hare given gratedl atheist:lien in the charac ter which they hare already sustained, and we doubt sot will afford. its their future acting. much amaseyeat to the York audience. w Though last Rot blest in our dear loves" is Mr. RUSSELL, who. thosigh seemingly young on the stage. we deem a powerful substitute foe our late favourites, Ma lemaxis, Kumar. &c. This gentleman promises to give ample play for the lungs of those who delight Vat theatricals and merry laughter. We really esteem him • good performer. We were happy to see our old friends Cummins. (a highly sad deservedly respected performer,) Air. PNILLIDIS, Mr. WOOD, Mr. Bltli Mlle Dc- LAMP, MeV. HVGIIRS. Mrs. JARMAN. &c. all in good health yid excellent spirits. :They were dt reerived with kind greetiags. and sustained their different casts in the varied Maya with greet credit to themselves sad pleasure to the audience.—( fork Afeveld of Someday.) The Countess of Cl.Allg arrived at her seat, at Illoatatelausnoti. in the cusuty of Limerick, ou bleaday, tha itoth last. Gamest Sir Start.srow COTTOJC. RUT. is ar.. rived at Combormeni Abbey, sear Nautwich, from the British army in Portugal. Sir W. W. Wrens. Bart. has given a building e at Wrexham, sellirientiv large to educate 300 poor childree, an the Lancianan plan, besides snhacrib hug very beadesent4y towards the support of the i rk - Mitaties. • Maesiear Treesiteseni, of the Opera House, we sodervand, is very great at a shake. Lord and Lode Dtt.t.on, and family. have left their seat is Oifordskire, for Southampton. that Nair eldest daughter, who is in n delicate rate of health. may ' , Noy the mild air of that place. Turmas Jamison, late President of the Unit ed States. was, on the 'nth of September last, elected a Member of the Kuyal Academy of Fine Ana at Warsaw. Thew it sow in the garden of Mr. Noes].. Rirkendrewomposi-Eden„ ■ plum-tree; infall-hef. What is equally remarkable, the late loner, frost had we effect in checking its we station. MraCemo plays Zekiel Howiespai iu The Heir et Loh for his benefit , at the Wisiverkaiiiptou Them" Ib. Durum Mummy is esiteged to perform See • nights at the Otwariw Theatre. He corn. mooed ern Friday in Febbe His second appear aim was in be i.e Tesrneerry. in John BwK. • Mr. Saitsroa is to receive, this week. et the ifissetnroter Theatre, the additional force of Nlr. Ifillitialre Mrs. Elsa, Miss Sinatra, and Mrs. GUAM. ANien the attractions at the Deck Plymouth Thaws. daring last week, we cannot emit ensue ing~ the oserity of Tnewlay evesiag. when, t• a foremast-man." belonging to the lopetesemr, per formed the part of in the farce of is, Drell So Pay. by desire of his Officers t the bowie was well filled. thottill not crowded ; riul hit perform ance, cm:amide* as a tint essay, was received with plaudits. . • The Melton Ceersiag Meeting was announced to eiwentenee yesterday. If the greend should not be coveted with snow. or the frost hare continued an long as to prevent it. In that case, it wi I begin on seat Monday. and centsuue open every Monday darn* the whole of the month of February. Loot week. tee wild swans, of a remarkably large wise. made their appearance in a moss near Ciarewbittne. Canaberieed. one of which was shot by Jess Balm of that plate. These birds are the tint ef the kind which have been seen in that neighbourhood. witlsteribe memory of the oldest in- Twenty Thousand Pounds! !!—How many men world think themselves happy in the pm/elision of mach a sum, and yet neglect theopportnnity atod ed by the present I,ottel v. of gaining it at the risk alas few pounds. which, laid nut ,n the purrlisse of a Ticket. at Stein and Cli.'s Fortunate Oftire, might. as Wednesday sennight, produce an iude pendant femme? Ott Wadneedav week the State Lottery will be gin. and condi& Drawing in the Viol space of Twelve Hews. Those who mean to adventure illbeetd sot delay their Purchase+, kit they deprive themselves of the grand Chauce of obtaining Eighty Thelma(' Pounds by one Number, which event must happen on the 44th of the present month, when 4041,0001. Prise Money will be distributed in Otte Day.— . rickets as l Snares 3re on Sale at the old (Rites of Ittataasson, Griot, i.Ut IL and Co. Those is op ministry in the world a brre Volum. tare Contributions are as generously supported as 'is &viand. Were it possible to introdece volun tary tales similar to the Lottery. more moue ! would Ivitaieed fee the country then what is now calleetrd. Eight Marked Thousand Pounds is awl natty raised by Lottoky Sehierilsers. who lose nothing 1w so doing. beam,* the Subscribers would compelled to pay the amount of such Subscriptions in ...one other way, and lam the shauce of frolic ag a lor ii .r ilbecene. iloaltime and Co. acquaint tits Public, that the Lottery Draws on the 14th of the present Month, (Valentine's DAy), fwevions to which they hope to sell to there who honour them alai their commands, a good share of the Capital Priam which will he paid immediately they sre drawn. at either of their Old St.,. Lottery 'Weiss. Corn' ha. or St. Margaret's Hill. Borough. 4111111t1e.4. - I , ' DEG AO. 1809. 41a . Lewislature:of Alorylaud leas acted upon the erour-publie affair.. particulwly the rupture ear nova:halms with Faighunl, with prompti tude,. spirit. cud p.triotivul. The Legolaturra of Peunsylvastia and Virginia also hive the sub ject twfure . thein. Let Cougress decide on what they may, be it peace or he it war, they will receive the uuauinsous support of the co 1111 l ry.— War. as the old veteran Stark two of death, is not gleatest evil—it is prePriable to It state of ignominy, suspense, and national depression cod starring. Though we ino.t siocerely hope that hostilities may Ile averted, yet, if the con stituted authorities MI devir~ uu other .inetho of extricating the United States front the ditScul . tits which surround tv. no other way of avoiding subinnointi and insult, let ilium draw the sword. and throw away IGa scabbard—and all the people will say 4161101. siswsvoiaii,. DEC. '29., By the southern mail to-day we have received no papers him, beyond Philadelphia ; of course we have nothing from Congress; oar are we quite cer tain, if we had the report of their proceedings, that we could tell cesetly what they are doing—much leas what they intend to do. We trust, however, implicidy in the patriotism of the majority ; and we lope their atsAurn may suggest a system of measures caleulated to cherish the interests and protect, the honour of the country. Their liminess ainCessergy,too, we hope. may be intliirieut to earry nits effect soy thing which nmy he decided upon, notwithstanding the toctimat and determined op position which every step of the Government meets with from the naitiority. CONGRESS.—sENATE....Doce. The Bill So prevent the abuse of the privileges and nun/unifies enjoyed by foreign Ministers with in the United States, was read., third time, and decided by yeas and nays as follows: T e es g;—"iaye So the Bill was passed. The Bill to revive an Act entitled a An Act for the Relief of the Refugees from the Wiled% pro. winces of Cased+ and Nova Scotia, and ler other purposes." was referred to Messrs. &ladle,. Good. rich, and Llot d, to consider and report thereon. The President communicated a letter from the Secretary of War oa,the subject of fortificatious. Whereupon, on motion of Mr. SMITS, of Mury lend. the gall:ries were cleaned, and it was agreed that the •Report he rend with closed down.—Or deiced that it lie for consideration. DEC. '2l. At:Freshly to notice given. Mr. Bradley a*Led and obtained leave to 'snug in a lull " nuking fur ther prheision for the corps or esiginern ;" and the Iollstas read. aNI passed to a ►ecoud reading.. HOGS? OF It EPRENENTATIVES.—Dte. ti. A emoiluiteestiou FrePl trove the Srere. tory of War, stating thr sitnstion mud stole of the Jitte-rnt fortifications ih the thiitei Stares. __— Objection was mask to the residing of this paper, on the ground that it would afford (Olivia] inform ation to the enemies of the United States, of they have any, of their weakest points. A question was taken on the reading of it, and carried in the affirmative. The rrport was rektred to the Cormaittee ou Fortiticatious. WEDNESDAY. OFT. '27. The Howe it sok eft i sel: i• to a Committee or the whole on the It e.olutious (runt the Sruate.—Mr. BASSET wt the Chs: r. Mr. Mies E a spoke in favour of the Itesolusion4. The question ww then taken on the C 00000 miner's rising and repo►tmg the resolutions to the Iluusv. and ag►eed to—Ayes 54. Noes J 3. Mr. Lifetimes* unwed an itulvh , iite postpone ment of the reaolutious—prefacing the motion by a fee remark.. tending to whew the improjiriety of acting upon the subject at all. Mr. Errs then rose and spoke at some length in answer to the objections urged against the Rtso lations--srlien au •djourntoent was moved and carried. RUPTURE WITH alt. JACKSON. The Ronne a L pon in Committee of the whole on the resnintio.i trusts ;4eSenvie. Mr. Emorr enacttided his speech against it. Mr. Gitoviria and Mr. Huss spoke its favour of it. Anti at half past three, on the motion of Mr. Up. NAM, the Committee rase and obtained leave to sit pin, sod the noose adjourned. ►RIDAY, DSC. ee. The Bill from the Senate. ►esnecting Foreign Mlobters. was read twice, and referred to a Com mittee of the whole House on Tneadmv. The Howse resolved itself into • Committee of the whole, on the Resolutions from the Senate. Mr. Rawirer in the Chair. Mr. Gus.n spokeasign at 1-ngth. and with great strength of argument. agamst the resoluti 51r. NIACOPI 111 1 1)o-et1 the resiLlutions, but eio dif ferent grounds from those who had gone before him. lie did not like t• praise the President. when he did no wure than bra duty, and he did not like • declaration tit . war against Great Britain at this time. The Committee rove. reported progress, oitti had leave to sit again. The House then adjourned un til TueNday nest. DeL. 46. Mr. Goonyets called for the Order of the Das on the ftesolusion from the Famate.—The llunse went into Committee of the whule--Mr. Bassett in the chair. Mr. Kiln rose. and, in a long. lahourerl, and un interesting speech to favour of he Hello!otiose, consumed the day. The Committee then row, reported program. and thee the Hong, adjourned. On Tuesday evening, about &is o'clock, a dread fnl rsp!re,o 4l of gun-powder took place at Lame Lre:pb. in the Potteries, Staffordshire, in a joiner's shop lielonging to the proprietors of the new col liery. behind Messrs. Bonnet:, BARER, and Bsweat's manufactory. A man was pouring ia.wder o.a .r a paper into a Celt, and by smut tneatei it caught fire, and communi cated to the powder in the boar, (abort t14014m) and the erliole New up, and lulled the man in *tautly ; and burnt two other men who we ft in the shop, but they are hot ftetlVellsig. The buildings atibir.d were Val much damaged. 11'ffr4t LYTELLIGENCS. roaTesieurn,N. 4. Arrived the Larkiag, sod Gaserel weliesky. East bynames', from Bengal, last from the Cape of Good Hope. rLvuourn, vas. 2. Arrived the Ckarks, French _ privateer, of 14 guns and 70 men, prise to the Phenix frigate.— Armed the Scipio man of war. and Croats frigate. from a cruise. the latter is pat under quarantine for baring had communication with a Spanish brig. Alm), the Alereatar transport free IFLII. 3. Arrived the Amason and Dipkw frigates front a Fal.lll9OTll, FEB. 1. Arrived the Doke */ Kent packet. Capt. Coates. worth, in 30 days lio:u New York—she brings uo particular news ; Mr. Jackson was at Philadelphia. Alsoarrived the Townshenti packet, Capt. Western, with Mails from the Leeward Island, 19 days from St. Thomas's. The Chichester packet had arrived at Antigua. Two packets had arrived at Barbadoes, and proceeded on fur Jamaica. The Princess Eli sabeth and Express packets were at New York, the former txpected to sad its about ten days after the Linke if Kent. Sailed the Jean*. Middleton, far London. TORBAY. FEB. 3. Arrired.-phis morning, lion ii-crui.e the //ester frigate.—Wind S. Doll6lt, FIB. 4. 'For these few days past, the *Hid having crime round to the westward, the weather has been uti. txnuiaooly holy, during which the Caa;es East- Indiainaa (which has since totte up the river) was very 'Mat on shore, on a reef or rocks between this and Folkstonr, hut for a cutter, which was joat in titillate , warn them of their dauger„—A smeggling-• boot, about the same time and place, and provably front the same cause, was taken by a hoot belong ing to the Lire!, Excise cutter, stationed herr, Capt. Lilburu, with betiveru 1 and Sou kaki of spirits.--Sincr the Scheldt expedition, a coniusuni cation is opened again for smuggling, the ports for which Stella to vary according to cucuriptances.— We ere bold, that, by the very great itudships many of our paw fellows hare been made sutler, in the different prisons in France, they have been forced to triter into the service of the French, to the amount, it is said, of several hundreds. On Friday night, about eleven o'clock, two French prisoners, who had broken their parole, and were, about three years mote, taken in a frigate, (a Lientcaaist and n Docior,) were detected at the mouth of the hal boar, nialsiss their rvcape in a taut which they had rude•. They were immediately conveyed by the military to the gitaid-Maus! on the following morning, another was picked up near the harbour, taking • survey, who was, of course, sent to juin his com o siiions, when he .rent ed much surprised at finding them there, they had given him the and got home before him. tutee Friday, three West !no:limner), and a 'Arc, whip Iro.agiielwc, have pad Isere, and took in pi lots tar the river. The wit„( havmg come round to the North. thi4 afternoon, two 74-gun ships, two frigate•. and titre(' East (oilman-a, with several cuastera and coLierl, have passed for the IVe‘twarri. Wi;nt out of harbour at the fame the Sole bey. of Sanderlona, with so cargyo' of corals fur to morktt; and th. Fririrly, of thvor, llottil lz e, with w moment of CPO* fur Folk•tioir Beiwii; the Wit. /UM. of Suiiilerlantl, * wlitioner, uiait Pseud heft with a cargo of coals for Ilythes DEAL, FEB. 4. Railed Hi, N ijesty's a!lips Aboukir. unit knife, hoperietise and Circe frivalc., f..r Net,moutli ; 41. fred. Woodford. and Elpkbrgoor. End filename 1, and a large dret,under convoy of the Trincolv vlor , p of war. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. dtt• 9. Fret. al—Arrived tLe Act re, Painter; and Princess Amelia, Roberts, Cant 11 ate. fwd.—Sailed the t . . for India i anJ Jima flay. Baker, Gar Jamaica. Friday arnved at Plymouth Duck, the French brig privateer, Le Charles, of fa guns, ■nd a com plement of fin men. (iti of whom were in prizes) captured by His Majesty's ship Phenix, of gum, Capt. WOGS ; she was fallen in with on Sunday morning. the etch ult. and chased for seve ral boors, but a thick fog coining on, she was soon lost sight of.—Early in the marnmg, on the follow ing day, the privateer was discovered at anchor under the French coast ; five boats were ordered t., be manned, and sent in after her, then a very th•ck fog. and a heavy sea flinging: they, notwithstand ing, stood in to attack her, and, on coming within gun-shot. the two beadinost boats. one commanded by Limit. Mott Dar. the other by Mr. MUDGE. midshipman, received a most tremi.ndout Err of grape and musketry. which considerahly da maged the boots, and killed and womided two STA. men. Notwithstanding this. they pos'iert alsrag. side the enemy with the utmost gallantry ; the Frenchmen then ran below, and, in evusequeoce. had none hairdo/ wounded.—Owi,:g Waite violence of the marl, throe of the boats did not arrive in tune, the privateer having been taken po-session of before they canoe alongside. Ten Envligh Captains, mud 13 "Rai:lieu. were found on hoard her, hsving taken out of two ve•srbt that had been preciously captured. one of which was from Norway, t'ie other from Newifoondiaiirl ; the PAatsir was I. f• in chase of anoiher. privateer.. lia the Legi-lature of Maryland. a motion puc..'d to prohilsit the • pplication of tar sad /bathers to any person whatsoever, on penalty of confinement the penit-ntisry. A motion to add, as an rimecid entut, any person except is Owl, wan Lot by a ma jority of three or four. A few itlye once, as EVAN NIORGAN, of Glomorganshire, and n !tenpin rif the chime o( Fisuie, were trackinv a h.le in the A WX. art pa,- si ng • hedg e , a gun, carried by the latt r, went utf, and the contends lodgiaz in Nionh ite% body. he expired in a few hoot*. Verdict—.4eridt alai Jeuti. On Monday, at Ket .o o.l. Snineesf Wltre, ten bo l a, one faur and the other not t .ona of MATIIIaW SMITH, were left at hone be the:r mother, wino the c!der boy, p'.q watt ago which the lather had left chargP I, a' the yreter.e through the head as lie IVY SlPero;ti4 no the The co•bther did not kw" that the gist, lied left charged. SPORTI24 IXI7I.7.ICUCE. 1 SETTING FOB TIM OatQV AND OAKS' STAtti *tam a to Ingot the Duke of Grafter% oak Mal. hoc* Pcarlope. by Waxy. • At* IS to t apt Mr. Wilson's rottorelk colt. to to 1 sot Lord Stairell's Brusher to Su Deihl. 10 to I apt lb. Brother to Election. It to I against Mr. Lake's Genuine% by Sincerer. 12 to I apt Sir J Vulture, by lEa Aie . Is to 1 apt Mr. Lake's Dandy, out of Atillt 16 ho I apt the Soler to Pope. • to t bard tireawiet dues rot win with all his shin. OAKS 6 In I apt the Cake el Grafter's linter le Pope. 9 to I apt Sir W. Gerard's thians, by Lleninglouogli i of Mary Aim 10 to I apt Lord Egremont's Bay, by Gubat,,,.. eut 4 4 Sister to Guth. High mks against the rest. see lo AS that the Sister to Palle due, nut aria the lw 0. SLIT' NG, AS COMMENCED rot' THE ST. I 3..G1 STAY ES. Mr. Wilsou's be. e. b 1 So. Peter, out of Tetteo:l4, Mat favourite —too to II bits WO to in ageism* the Duke of Hamilt.tis ALla..L o and Seymour. 'Mt to 5 bis been takes bet Mr W. Wilood's irt c Payouts:, grim. BETTING FUR CATTERICK. The Doke of Leell4s Sir Peter cull ls :61 Produce StUltai • Sir W Geist it'r Coo ioroy. by Sheltie, Gr the 014 Stet., • lbeimeuiliiaurr fi.r the Stakes fie al: uses; Mr. T. Proses Auditing'. by Drlp,ti , fur the Filly / 1 1.14, Awl Sir Winos Geiertre ilitiobletouieo cub. oat of Lail; Sarah, fur Ike Yeas-hog Sukts. Me George Linton bas sold R Aeolian, by &infrabream: out ad dash to Mr Norton. He ta sa-tunai.d the Catterick 01.1 Makes , the toes Stakes mud th.hi Cur, Nerauttle ; 504 the St. I...ver Slakes at Doneaster, Nor Mr. Typhoon's bay illy, Stella, by L'Orieut, tr rAd fit 401, guineas and cent into Scotland. Furry-two art named fur the O. lAffer Stakes. avast( almost are gut by Reobigbruagib ; twat by ftit Neter , trx eatembrawer ; tutu by Shuttle; row by Ikipini; Sir Oliver ; two by Warier ; mel OMB earl by Whislitv. baler, Str ph.R , Stamfbal. Draw, Si Sudwaw, Star. sad Swatter. lifli AMMO, /3.. M CORN-EXCH. Cl'itli ENT WU Wheat ;as es... ion.. 1 Foie ditto toot. i. 56.. ' Stye r sec ser. Barley 3ll. sic ad Matt 74i. Se. White Per (boilers) f • • 7iss. 7si. Grey Per... 41*. 40.. i+zeai Fr..s. Ice oir tiothiN. Ittaus (old) 514 cgs ei Tick Itsses(oW) stir thas is , il. to Piaui& rulatue tu aa•.l (tape Seel rim: Fleur in. 4 r I. Normal a. VOrs. Coes-I aspects" Keit ern —Tmvasoar. Fru %beat. per load lot. to tel —.. 014 N'heod 844 e), per apsatzer. 3/o. —d. so 4..0. —4. 0,. Beaus als . —d to we. —J. Pau so's. —d. to iss •aos. PRICE Kimi, 417 4 - ; - to 61. net. 4I• OS. to 11. 3'. W. 04. to 51. 5.. . _ PRICFA OF HAY AND Hay. 411. - 4; 4410 61 to• ug. Atm", , his %id. to 41.3...04. PRICE OI Pt. Jasores Market 41 .td Clare Market 31arkel 4* 3.1 per at of alb IF 110 PS Pftell ITC Rent, 41. Os to 41. Ks Knowel, JI. Va. to 41 Gs F 1414184141, SI. IS NI .IITIAW, YESTEfDAT . win HIS a sa re lit se tilcv. a/. ft to of w. Outer. U. iv. tit It tia Ara.. vi. W. te Yl. 140. F TALLOW. I:. lid Average.— ci ad Town - natal, "us 111 —• • IYellows Rama 74* i .-4 1 %%ilk, dim .. um nd 1 Sosp Auto .... 7up qpi —4,1 . Uritoug allittial *4 —.• e Ditto rough 40/ 1 , 4 .•••• * Gratre ..• Guud breg• led sou--Cald. 11144 en, UM ud--Musilds, :4$ od Vella. snap, Ice—M.lth Price a Candles, per dust bSIITIIFIELD ►I.IRKIiT. Fan .:. To •ink the ORO perdu:we taf ell, Reef.. ....ta ud. to sa. fid ileadl m(Cotok, this thy Mu1t0n...4.. ♦d lto .Se ►d Nast. l..rsl Veal ...... 7e. ud. lo ms. ud. Sheep l+,N• Park c.. ud to ma 04. Calvet Lausb.....o. sod. to os. W. Pip. ... re HAY-MARKFT. Hay 41. ea od. h al. 158. Straw •••••• • • t I. ha. ad. la .11. lus tad. C 1,,,,? • • sl. as. ad. to 71 ISESVGATE AND LEADENMALL MARKETS (By tbe Carew.) Beef Se. 6 4. t• SI. 41.4. I Vent SO. Ott. to 7. 64 Mutton 4.. W. 10 ss 04. Puck tie. 41 to 70 41 MAW IIUEX Rest.Hrifers ■ad Stem (per Ordinary os tot t.. it "4 stone 'Sr. 81. to Jii. s4l. Markt l cs!r Rs. 0.1. r..'o 1641141 0 2s .SJ. to as. tid. rag. Horse isnod or 199 , 4 SberP-niss - - - - 3s. 64. to 6L od. PRICK OF LEATHER. Ratta n 54 t• stilhe. each - :Poi to LA per Di. Ditto s$ to tidibe each • 3.1.1 lo i. 4 ,1 litereitout.' kirk, - 190 to rid Dressing Hole. - lad to 1441 Flee Conch Iliiles - 1911 to aid Crop Do lce 45 to oolho for ruttier told lo r ti t .* DM. 4110 :Oil.. . 1:4 10 1.14 CA( MIMS 34 tip 4411,4 - trod to s:d 'loop so to "'Oho -34 d to 40.1 Ditto 70 to iiiithe . sad to .pad Small Seals ,Gretalaarl) .as rid to 3. :.I Lorre ditto loos to Lou per dor it. Tainted Iliwor Hideo inl.l t. 14 COAL M%% Ate, Shire. Ship. 3t NeWCllol , !C4rti '6 4 4, PISICK u► irrt,cks rENTEtt 3 pre Cent RMAwrid I pc r Geol. Console. • pee Cent. S per ("eat. Navy Lune Exchequer Belk.. I.ottery Teets's.. .... Culotta* for . ~; is 7 th• Is 3 perdu. di. T. BisH, S 4 ~•5; r, 4, and 9, (1. t EDI f Oa Ra:anla:. sennicht, Lin.w. t< k• Pea. Ureadell, Lady of Pascoe • da 11;f:!I tYATFIf AI 1..) \ LON , tn... • ,t):ll.4)tv. . an.: pahhnh, N., CUdicA. Cum?. :11 fL Ike c.. Into C. 0.,. •. Ito R.. 1 da,isi'esded .1, r I." , r , • r II A, t' 4 • Nustrl N Eli I L ['kW"; 1,10,.. lifl Lord 1.1,1 NIS C, IPriel; mat, Afar• •rlfflr; , ' Lir ;Ira !./ AI. r... fav'''' ku.sta,: tNinfi It iGraated foe rri,Ext F ... Ist 1 The ChJi. 'ri.1.4,1, Mr M H. 1 ht. P,,4,,• b.• E4u AAer ehi The firei flmr; Fi,•!terinun, • - lit New if 'Pli New M. ears sty 0f pelilise I 0 ('.gym strip 4 WV 0 tOIt Ve It fetse..bere r*Ady ior 11 111, caw s wrx:r ' Fa) 149 tut the lam IMINtoiSv • the prtrrts. SI.Y wati N. B. 1 *fuer o _~ THE ST, 11 ;et &In he f..r.s • I.i.sa: ro. 11, IFIli ~,g 1 f F CI 1 nmi im ( • 1 4 4011, 4.... le • 155 %trio 5 OW Co . 1 sod No latter,to, ken sold ',file 14,444 I 4.:70 TI Irir,•,: I,ttt 1... I !It H" 11'..ends r)vir Gke tssr Pro; T. 1.1 thi 1t.,,, T. , ~T ~.il jI ~ I. .