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Alhaws-4.TroosattiompaftheMilaturti 41 Elenwotary ballast Gramenar, are www added. of ILlssburth. No. 11. Tiator's Latent so the Watery of the Floe Arta. Letter 11..../. 1141 As ; Printed fur J. Mamma ; .I.Cethall; Sestchrrd and Let- PM?"' Sheathe' of Poen" by ape 0 aloe Pasty. No V. termsis ; John Rocharilsoo; Lowman, Hort, Rees, Orme, comes a v and Brown ; Laekington sad Co.; J. Brooker A. B. Dales late Nesibe re by bo a l i f i elgor bend — W il k i g allimini .....w. o r sbe esima immose ilemilf: and Go.; Morrow, and Collingswood ; T Boast, sod SONO ; Reno of the Doke a Welliegton, by Odebeety--11. lab . J. Harms owl matt Baldwin, Craderlt, swain, ; Orb'. Dlal- tea. . eery of the amides of Robed Ikon—lS. LO p l e t i tr can, and Cu.; T. Hatoill 44 i and G. sad W. R. Whittsker• f rom the Arctic Lead Eapelitios-13 Letter Moire to _ - late Dr.ciabdon-14 Oa the Nature of the leeitatiola FOR THE CSE OF SCHOOLS. (tole asill'iteme other Faculties, rebated oat Ira ibtlf This day is published. in use large volume, steam )Sao . se : oge, ay p ew morri . , ei D.. ,,... crew neinsiee price 10. 6 , 1 bound, a new Edition of of Nitbedale and Galloway Ilse;--III. The C1y11116611 , FNTICK'S NEW LA TIN-ENGLISH mod Tromso's Refers ;an excellent arc Ballad, by Dr.lllllR- 3+ - ENGLISH • LATIN DICTIONARY, desldaed for the 17. The Warder. No. 11.—III. The Warder. No. Hl. Use Ilf Geasesar Srhuols, and Private Ethresilles. Coe- 19. Literary sad &female !melt —lO. Waite pee- taining all she 11 ' I/rll6 sad Phew' proper Sae retain the "R ao fir piddiemina_4l. M N ily Lim or New raipt,. . Chasm Authors. Aeruwipxnied with every improvomeot tat a a mi ssa , o 4o, m iim ig r li n o w i,,. 'trimly the doligteocies of other Distioesciall. lid *401• 1 4* Penwell for T.-Cosisii awl A. Davi., RIMMAr4OIOI4IOO- 2 Ale Semihr to psis. and construe each warderortlies to Ste „4 walia,„, Rkckw.od, No. 11, p riac e i.onsi. Eadio ... ,. various isterpretationa, by she best Author, is the !Impish Tomtit. '.9 ~. _ I. 1.b u4 1 141, s day we published, sadly OMNI is two Valises's, Oro. pries It M boo d% ERMONS. CHIEFLY ON PRACTICAL SUBJECTS. ay E. COGAN. Printed fur J. Nam* SO, tnelside-street. This day is publidlitd, r ice Ts. is boards, TREATISE on SPHERICS; comprising the Elements of Spherical Geristetry, sod of Plass Spherienl Trigonometry. tusdher pith • Series of Tri. omettiral Tables. THEATRB-ROYAL, DRURY-LANS. 'firms EVENING, FRIDAY , D ec. 31, L his Majesty's hermits will perform the Opera of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. Count Minn, Mr Brabant - Martelli, Mr. Harley ; Baron T ora ldi, Mr. Thompson; Pabricin, Mr. Vining; Petro, Mr. Csberry ; Paolo, Mr Hamblin. Countess Rosalvias, Mim Carew; Claudine, Mrs. Bland; Laurette, Miss Kelly. In Aet 111. the celebrated Recitative and Air, coniposed il Par , iiello, for Signor David, at St. Carlos, Naples, will be sisc by Mr. Boehm. After which, Sib time, an entirely new Cootie Pantomime, called JACK AND THE BEAN STALK; Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. The Ostre, Mr Hodson; Jack, Misia Puvey, afterwards liar -I,st co. Mr Worn* ; P antaloon, Mr. Elliott; Clown, Mr. h •ctsiby ; Ballad Singer, Mr. Benson. Jack's Mother, Mn. ..-are; Janette (afterward* Columbine), Miss Tree; Area. 1... , of Gamins of she Harp, Mr.. Orger ; Niger, Ogre's Wife awl Evil Genius. Mr. Mertslitb. A gretescpoi Pas Deus, by Messrs. Bologna and Soutbby. A l'as Scut by Miss Tree. ‘flage Manager, Mr. Russell.—Acting Marisger, Mr. 11..tstosi. 'lot whole under the pmsoaall*sclion of Mr. Rllistass. The Doors will be ripened at Half.past Six s' Clock; the Pe. it.lllllllner will comm. nee precisely at Seven. Bases iss.; Stroud Price Ss. Od.—Pit 3s. Id.; Second ',cc 2..—Lower Gallery Ss.; Second Price la.—Upper 'liters Is.; Second Price J. The Ifost.Offirsawill be open from Eleven till Five o'Clock pieces to he taken of Mr. Rudivell, Box Bookkeeper. irate Boxes to he had (nightly) of Mr. Spring, who is ap t,. lard Consciroller of the Box-Offire Receipts, the Private sit, and Ticket Department, as well as the general arrant .a ! the Doors. The *sew Pantomime of Jack and the Bean Stalk will be .vale ts .very evens= till farther notice. l'u-morriwe, she Comedy of The Country Girl. A suer CAnedswill be produced early to the next week. Tt.es u lteei i itlso. of Coriolanns are completed, and it will she Alt eintracter in which Mr • Rears will appear on his tuu 6... hijeugatemcut .t rears SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, December SI. and TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, January I, will, be performed (fifth time) au entirely new Barletta, in tan acts, called SMALL PROFITS DO GREAT THINGS. Old Retail, Mr. W. S. Chatterley ; Charles Retail, Mr. Copeland, jun. Cecilia, Miss Witham. After the Barletta, fifth lime, THE "FORCE OF CONSCIENCE ; Or, THE ACCUSING SPIRIT. Glanville, Mr. Bengough. Isabel, Miss Taylor; Ariette, Mrs. Horn. Tile Evening's Entertainments to conclude with an entirely new Comic Barletta, in two arm called MOUSE-TRAPS; Or, THE MOUNTAIN COTTAGER. Old Michael, a Savoyard, Mr Fawcett; Young Michael, hi. WM, Mr. Filzwilliam; Baron Yon Tiefenelial, Mr. Wyate • Frederick, his son, Mr. Copeland; Captain Weid ner, Mr. Clifford; berg, a retired aptain of Banditti, Mr. Payne (from the Theatre-Royal, Liverpool. his fifth appearance on Ibis elate), who, in Act 11. rell introduce Shield's Song of " Let Fame sonud the Trumpet;" Tronkenpold, Mr. W. S. Chat terley: Fries, Pr. Leonard. Countess You Slaakembergen, Mrs. Brooks. A mud pew Serious Romance will be very speedily pro dated, under the title of The Prophecy; or, The Gaut Spectre. The Proprietor has the pleasure to announce, that Me,. Moulmein is engaged, mid will shortly maks her ap pearance in a new Barletta. A new Romance is also in preparation, called Ivanhoe; and many other Novelties are In great forwardness. Ii to 11_, and gonomett ira 1 By D. CRE‘SWELL, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Cambridge: Printed by J. Smith. Printer to the Univer sity; pebliebed by J. Mawinsii No. 35, Ln.'lialr-sirevi, Loudon ; tiuld also by Deletion sad Sena, and R. Newby. Ciindwirbre. ho This day is published, very sadly printed, in two large volumes, Bvo. prim N. L. bawds, /NTOVUM TESFAMENTUNI Gli/ECE.-- Textem stl Fidem Codieum, Vendettas% et Patrols eft-emelt et Leetiosis VarletsMut colleen. D. JO. t o t a C ie lt • TßAGH. • ' tondini impessis F. C. et J. litivisstas; I. Cstbell ;J. Neon • Lonsman, Hurst Rem, Onise, et Brow s e; R. Priestly; S. Mester; La:kilovolt et Soc.; J. Mswnian 9 • Baldwin, Cradeek, et Joy ; T. Hamilton; et G. et W.B. Whittaker. To t►is Edition ►as been added, a Gassiest lades of t►e Preteeperfeets and Buyinei of Verbs. A New Eddies, e► wised sad aaginenird t►roughout . By WILLIAM tRAKELT. A.M. Rector of Nurated and Meld, in Kent. le IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT: git HOUSE OF LORDS, THIMDAIN MM US= 30. A The Royal Assent was yesterday given by com mission to the Blasphemous Libels NI, the News... paper Stamp Doty Bill, the Bikers' Regulation Bill, and two Enclosure Bills. The Lords Commissioner' were, the LOU, CHANCSLLOI4 the Earl of Ltvgaroot, sod Lott hist.vll.l.e. Their Lordships then adjourned to Thursday, the 17th of February. , e. train L•iity isig is for. :.S. g. NEW AND IMPROVED EDITIONS OF THE ELEGANT EXTRACTS, This day is published. a New Edition, neatly printed in one very large volume, royal octavo, price 20s. in Irds. ELEGANT EXTRACTS sla POETRY; being similar in Design to Elegant,Eztracta in Prose. London: Printed for J. !lawman, and the other Pro prietors. Of whom may be bad, 1. 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SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH a the Right Honourable LORD GRENVILLE, in the House of Lords, November 3u, 1819, on the Marquis of Lansdower's Motion, " That a Select Committee be appointed to in quire into the State of the Country, sad more particnlarly into the Distresses and Disconteats prevalent io the Menu. factoring Districts, and the Execution of the Lew* with respect to the numerous Public Meetings which bare taken place." Printed fur Jobe Momy, Albemarle-street. .sys 4 C. lairs. Isar. Wit HOUSE OF COMMONS, MUMMY, Decatur: 311 Ir The Home met this cloy. pursuant to adjourn• meat from Friday Ism. T HE A RN 00 VAL, COV RNT-GA RD EN. pits ENING. FRIDAY. Dec. 31, will he acted the Comedy of , ,-, 4IE STOOPS TO CONQUER. ' Sr.r Cita. lea Marlow, Mr. Chapman ; Youog Marlow, Mr. r ii.able; Ilardraltle, Mr. Fawortt ; Tony Lumpkin, Mr. :.,•on. Nlrs. Haideastle. Mrs. Davenport; Miss Hard wir, Mil lic::iiton ; Miss Neville, Miss Foote. ter which, lish time, a new Grand Romantic and Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND DON QUIXOTE; ov, SANCHO PANZA IN HIS GLORY. :: ir!i:ch the "winos exploits of that renowned Knight and Squire are faithfully poortrayed throughout. Quitrola (afterwards Dun Quixote), Mr. Norman; his ~ Le (afterwards Columiiine), Miss Scott; Sancho Pastas irteewards the 'Stoke), Mr. Grimaldi; Nicholas (the Dar n , Mr Norris; Sampson Caresco (afterward' Harlequin), Or. Eder. Boxes 7..; Second Price 3s. 6d—Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second Prii...ia.—laiwer Gallery?..; Second Price 1e..-11.1pper Gal 'lll is.: Seared Price 6d. The new Pantomime of egariesialkied Don Quixote will repeated every evening. ____ —__.__—..a— dr......11. .0. Illeseett_ rahmt.oper.roto.Coma. arrow. Ou Mooday, the Tragedy of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scot- On Tuesday, Slottspeare's Comedy of Errors. On ‘1 cdisesday, the new Comedy of The Steward. ASTLEY'S AMPHITHEATRE, 'oder tLe PAtronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. UN EVENING, FRIDAY, Dec. 31, sod To-morrow, January 1, at HalLpast Six o'Clock e e .sely, will 1w presented a magnificent Eastern Melo mimetic Srectack, called EL NYDER, Horsemanship. 'he whole to conclude with, for the sth time, an entirely w, xplrtithl, and original Comic Pantomime, called THE 111 BEE WISHES ; or, Harlequin on Funny Island, The -ich.ated Talc 4.f The Three 'WoJersaild the Black Pud line, is n:?lte thy vehicle for conveying the Pantomimes! Laracters thriiii4ll a variety of odd and ingenious scenery, misused anti built of the utensils used in the Trades of topeon. A DELPHI THEATRE. STRAND. rnmis EVENING. FRIDAY, December 31, E. and TO-MORROW, Saturday, January I, will be v.-it-steal a [twirl's, entitled TH E GREEN DRAGON. With a Bullet!. ' entitled, ODDS AND ENDS. easelude will) an entire New, Grand. and Picturesque . . Christmas Pantomime, FAIRY OF THE NORTH STAR; • OR, HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR. Pihini, Kint of Labrador, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. lull: Do►phiri,. Prince of Labrador, Mr. Walbnurn ; frogin; a Courtier of Labrador, afterwards Clown, Signor etalo Crahbosaini, Prime Minister (with a Song), 31r. !tum , r; Ilubeet, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. W. Kirby. Fatry of the North Star, Miss E. ikon Labra 4;ine, Princess of Labrador, afterwards Columbine, Mow E. Desneir. I. the course of the Pantomime the celebrated Shawl D.tori., by the three Misses Dennett. A l•paui*h Bolero, by Mr. St. Albin and Miss Aylett. A mar Farcical Barletta, in two Acts, called Lovers of all Surfs, or Nut such a Fool as hr looks; and a Burials in cur Art, entitle(' Rua for your Life, are in preparation, and sill be ' , reduced iii a few days. S , road Price, 29.—Pit,25.; Second Price, Is. --Gatlru y, 1..; Second Price, fol. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under ihr l'stroosce of his Rill! Highness Prwee I.EOPOLD of SAXE COBURG. FIFTH APPEARANCE OF MR. ROOTH. rIIIIIS EVENING, FRIDAY , December 31, I :IA TO-7.1.0RR01V, Saturday, Jimmy 1, at Half ".s preristo", will be presented, a Alelo-drama, in three Cibber's compiled Tragedy, from Shalt. pew e~ ailed KING RICHARD THE THIRD; OR, THE BATTLE or BOSWORTH FIELD. Kong Henry, Mr. Gallus; Trtr.tel, Mr. &Raley ; Doke of Buckingham, Mr. Barryrtiore, ern. ; Richard, Duke of lau'atro. 31r !South ; Lad Siaoilry, Mr. Howell; Ritbmosol, Mr. T. I'. Cuukr. <Ripen ' Mrs. Smalley Lady atone, Mtn Lee; Du c b ras rof Y ; i1:14 Mrs. Gallot. A Curo.r:Soog, by Mr. Bryaut. To conclude 'ilk Ike highly-popo tar Seria•Pastominae, called 0 if ; THRBILFINGEIVD JACK.. elPhin Os Curd, Mr. Auld (his fifth appearance at ibis Tockry (bK. servaot), Miss &alien • Qoaahee, Gultineb.. oroe • '•• lot Mr. Bradley ; Three-Fleeced Jack, M r . T . P. 001111?' ) Roan, [qrs. Stanley; fan'. Wile, 5111. Wetter; flooehatil Wife, Mn. Brolley. B'mer, 4a.—Upper Circle, 3a.—Pit, !a.-01 L'iliug open st Haltpast Five, to eosstwav l Ilia --Second Price at DOW-Pall Eight. This day is published, price 2a. REPORT of the ACTION, W /WHIT v. CLEMF.NT, for certain Libels published in Cobhett'a Political Resister; tried in the Court of King's Bench, at Westminster, on Friday, the 19th December, 1819, before Lord Chief Justice Abbott and a Special Airy. Taken in Short-hand by Mr. GEORGE FA KW./ Fl ARSON. To which are prefixed, a Preface, the Documents referred to, sad Notes. _ * Walter says, that I made a proposition to the Govern. meet, that if the proceedings agaiust me were dropped, I would never publish soother Register. The charge is basely false. No proposition of any sort was ever made by me, or by my authority, to the Government."—Cowwrrr. " I declare the Letter read at the Hustings to be a for. gery."—Conurre. -" Look at the Motto! English Reader—Look at the IlnitQ!"—Cossr.rr. Printed fur J. 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Third Edition, with Corrections and Additions, by the Rev. FRANCIS WRANGHAM, M.A. F.R.S. Printed for J. Iltiswomu; F. C. sod J. Rivingtout J. Nunn; W. Clarke sad Saes; Cade!' and Davies ; J. and A. Arch; Scaleberd said Letterman; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brows; John Riclsardwa ; J. M. Richardson; J. Booker; E. Williams; Wiagrave and Colliwgwood; Black. Kiagsbary, Parbury, and Allen; J. Hatchard and Son; Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy; R. &holey; Sherwood, Neely, and Junes; Ogle, Duncan, mid Co.; J. Bohn; E. Lloyd sad R. sW Whittaker • GUTHRIE'S GEOGRAPHICAL GRAMMAR. This day is published, in one large volume, medium Pro. the Twentyakird Edition, illustrated with as entire new set of Maps, accurately drawn from the latest Surveys, price 16s. boards, AGEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, sod cOM wERCIAL GRAMMAR; 'slanting tbe pre seat ante of Use World. To which are added, I A Geo graphical Index, with the Names of Places alphabetically arranged, and their Latitudes and Longitsdes: 11. 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PERSONS who continue insiirediiiS this O f f i ce Seven Years, whether epos a Septennial it Almost , Polley, SNAILS TIM PROFITS SQUALLY WATS Me Oct. SISAL MtlinSlll, aegarding to their respeelive Contribu tions. A permanent Surplus Capital of 400,0001. has been mibscribed by the original Members, and they ulnae are re *possible; hence these who wow desire to Moore are effec tually secured maims Oat wiicertaioty sad italimited re sponsibility which have been so severely felt is societies epos the Cootributiouship Of Union principle. ailment of 1 115 and 'leper crat. to the amount of 22,0001. haws bees paid within the Fire last Years to all those who have beet. insured Seven Years—a greater Aeleautaoe to the Public than has bees hitherto yielded by any wau-se- CURIO Ertabfiskinatt. Agents are appointed in all the principal Towas in Great Britain. CANDLE% ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE. MP. DAVIES. 63, St. Martin's lane, open. • site New Siwarbter's Geffee.hoose. sole . Manufac. hirer of the IMPERIAL WAXED WICK MOULD CANDLES, which are usiverestly allowed to barn equal to was, deems it necessary to cattalos the Nobility and Families against the base attempts of perms* daily adrer tiling, as now are genuine but *bow bad at Ms Ware Ouse as above, or Fleet-stmt. Firm Sperm Candles, Si. 4d. per pound; Palms WU Lights, or Long Wax Pieces, 3s. aid. per pond; _ Imperial Waxed Wick Mould Candles, Ills. ed. per dozen; best Store Goodies, 10s. per dozen; Mottled Soap, from 94e. to 98a. per cwt. • Yellow Soap, Si.. to Iles. per cwt.; Pine Cord Soap, l ags. per evt t. • Windsor awl Palm Soap, Is. 4d. to is. per lb.; Drown Wititioor, to. to is. per lb.; Highly - dd. POOR OF ST. (HUSS Mr. W. WILLIAMS said, he had a Petition to present from the labouring Irish poor of the parish of St. Giles's. As it had been pat into his hoods' only a few minutes before, he had hot a cursory knowledge of its wording. He did not, however, conceive that it contained any objectionable lan guage—though certainly its tenor was rather pecu liar. This he should instance by reciting some of its expressious, as " one good turn deserves an- other," " charity begins at homr."—( Leughter.l —The Hon. Gentleman then moved that the Peti- Lion he brought up. The motion was agreed to and the Petition read. The Petitioners represented thewaelver to be is • state of great distress ; mud that theist& they . were willing to earn their bread the sweat of their brows, they - nimble to went. in Ireland, would probably to support themselves by their own try. They had been long in England. and handled it grandee! of British money; and as " one good tura s;-served anot her," they conceived that, if their project was sinctiotied, many of the destitute English and Scotch would find • subsistence in Ireland. They proceeded to state, that they were now w h o lly exc l u d e d from work in this country. and that a preference was almo►t universally given to English and Scotch labourers. With that, how ever, they did not find fruit. as " charity begins at home." They trusted the House would consider • the situation in which they were placed, and devise some mode of alfordiog them employment, which would be the best method of defeating the destglis of the Radical Reformers, about which a great deal of noise had been made in their parish. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. LIBELS BILL, lac. A Message trout the Lords announced that their Lordships bed agreed to the Blasphemous Libels Bill—the Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill— and the Bakers' Regulation Bill, without any amendments. MERCHANTS' PETITION. Lo►d CAstLeniatin us. then proceeding to move the question of adjournment. but yielded his right of addressing the Chair to Mr. ()ago yEr.r„ oho said, that before the Hotise separated, he lelt that some explanation was called for on his part. for the purpose of doing away the impression produced by a statement which had been made public, of language said to be used by him on the lost night the (louse had met, which was not quite correct. He alluded to what had taken place in the I-louse on the presentation of the late Petition from some Merchants of Louden. In some of his observations on that Dream% he - had been su ppm:y(l to have throwiicertain nijuriees retec, hmly of as who nothing / - . sun; J. Booker; T. Rome" , and Sons; E. wornness, a. - - - ~ .- stim i ley, S. Asperse ; I. Naimoli; S. Black; Bak i wka , were willing to earn their bread by the sweat of Ceadnek. aad Joy; T. Ten; Sherivied. Neely. and Jones; their brows, they were tumble to procure employ.. 0112, Deassa, sad CAP .; T. Hughes • 0 and'W. B. Mutts. went. They begged pardon for alluding te• any her; B. &Tank's; E. Edwards: V. Mackie • and &Nokia pettieelar roe& a relief; but begged lease tei apts. • sad ilarsioli, London ; - Wilitisruld Soo. Tint ; Aifiler; ling and Slade, Edinburgh. gest. that the cultivation of the bogs now lying Of whinn may be had, aeparee, waste in Ireland. would probably enable dgek , The MAPS, coloured, on fine paper, and half-Woad, to support themselves by their own bullet WM.. pries Its. try. They had been long in England. and had _ __ . . 1 1 r-street. I 'Neely, ann 'UMW j trim, a0...c..., .... ...., .. ......... -. iu ... v ., ~. , .....,. ______ ___ ___ „ ... _ ___ __ _ and Joy, Pater- Lloyd sad Sun •R . Setiiiilers ;W. Maws iG. and W. B. Scented Farley Soaps, fr. per:loses ; &alio( Wa x, 311. lid. twos ou r ; most row stable body of men, who ILA -• Whittaker; Sim p'kin atid Marshall; T. and J. Allman, ILou- per lb; Fine Sperm Oil, 7s. Id. per gallon; Cosmos Oil, __, • t . me Author , don; Wilson and Sons, York ; and Stirling and Slade, Edit,. g o . ed. to o r . p er ga ll o n. swam t he petit whrrtaa utilising Ives ever for- JAR; in which burgh. Of whom may be had, Orders forwarded to all parts of Town, end carefully thee from kis inteutios, and in point of fact he hod iled with Theory, Another Edition, is eight volumes, ISmo. price 11. lam. packed for the Country. done no inch thing. At the time he rose he had had • d throughout to io boards. EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF BOOKS IN DIVINITY brown what names were signed to it ; but he had s '• ered easy to the This day is published, beautifully printed front a peal letter, AND GENERA!. 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IM ACCENTED CATALOGUR isf PLANTS, !NM. GENOUS and EXOTIC, cultivated in the Cambridge Botanic Garden. By the late JAMES DONN, Curator, Fellow of the gammas and Horticultural Societies. Ninth Edition, improved and augmented, with references to figures of Plants, by FREDERICK PURSH, author of the" Flora of North America." Landon : Printed for F. C. sad J. Rivington ; Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; J. WM1011111; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; Sherwood, Neely, and Joliet; and T. Ha milton, and R. Newby, Cambridge. "Es I fa. It. a Wa4 . way said rll.ll hI %, Wit ock Irv, 11111 I r. .ii• he ly .. S