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NZW 7NK4TRE-R0Y.41., COVX.VT-4ARDRh7. On MONDAY NEXT, April ILI, vim, will be acted KING RICHARD THE THIRD. R Omni, Duke of Gin'atrr, Mr. Cooke; Henry, Earl of Rol on ~,,, I, Mr. C. limbic. Queen Eltzabetb, Mra. Levi.; Lady Angie, Mira Norte*. To *bolt will be nailed, tim Pawtornime of HARLEM( IN PEDLAR r. OR, THE HAVNI ED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. Poitoqiia, js'.; Elmira, Mr. Gri maldi Columbine, Mats Adam. Uu E. ter Tue.day, Macb..th : Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Sid- Ono; her wearer' maim 'ranee this mama. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Aram is. The Nsreas frigate, of 32 guns, Captain Ili r - swoon, arrived esterday at Portsmouth, with the remains of the pliant Vice-Admiral Lord Cot.- 1.11 GWOOD. 011 board. Oa the 6th last, his Lord sliip left 111inorra, in his own ship, the {'ill► de Path, of 110 guns, for Gibraltar, atpd on the 7th he dir d. The .1 oils de Paris reached Gibraltar on the 25th, and on the tyth the /warms proc , •e‘h d for Ei%iawd.hringiag also dispatches for Gut eminent, aumunring that Ceuta was in possession of the triiiim troops. It will be recollected, that in the great awl aluth,tas battle at Trafalgar, the e Meted Beet of France and Spain a.•re drawn up in 4 half moon, and that their lithe was ilfOltril by the B e in a h Sect, is two distatuas ous I.:d by the immortal t4P140:1, and the otlicrLy his friend Lard COLLISOWOOD: who, cn the death artise former lamented hero. succeeded to the commend in chief. Since that great and memorable day, comprising an interval of more than four years, his Lordship hail never set foot upon laud ; ■nd was employed in the ar (loons and harassing duty of watching the Toulon fleet. Being advanced in years. and in a bad state of health. his persevering spirit was at length obliged to yield to bodily infirmity, and Sir C. Corrom was sent out to succeed him. It pleased Providence. however, to end his days sootier than he expected, and to send him, like the immortal Net.som. a corpse from the scene on winch he had acquired so mach glory. His Lordship was ■ man of great, but unobtrusive merit, and one of the Oar" , of stare that adorn our. nsvaL hemisphere. He com manded u 74, in the battle of the Ist of June, wider Lord Howe ; hut, though he did his duty, be was nut one of those who received a medal on the acce ssion. In the great battle of Aboukir he also bore a distinguished part. and a medal was sent to him, hut he declined it in a letter to the Admiralty, stating, that if he did not deserve a medal on the IA of June, he did not deserve one for psis sect %ices at Aboukir; on which. tardy justice was done to him, and the. two lord 814 were conferred upon him. Bin it was reserved for the battle of Tattler to Otis.: his Cone to its highest pitch. His ship, Vie Kugel Sueerright, in which be broke through the centre of the enemy's line, appeared, as viewed from the Victory, which led the other di vision. a bhize of fire. 0. See." said the great Nat.- sox, in viewing it, is how that noble fellow, Cot, LINGWOOD, conies his ship Mtn action"—lt has beets rumoured that his Lordship's ►emains will be bououred with a public funeral, and laid along with those of Lord Newton; but we believe a public funeral is not usual, where the Admiral has not been billrd in action. At the same time it must be ad mitted, that his Lottisbip is entitled toevecy hot.our and mark of gratitude in the power of his country to bestow. A fall report of the %Vest 'muster Meethig, yester day, is give, in our prered,ug calamine. Tier titian agreed to upon the acca.ioa, was pretwilted ia the House ~f Couttuous, last night, I.y Lurd COCTICISE. Tile following Notice was widely ci renlrted iu tan. mowing:— WFSTHMSTER 51crri NG The Electors of Welttamaster are onitwolarly requestr,l to guard apinst ally attempt that noa:k, he nook to I tumult or disorder oleo, laud, :Aad to lw fl.lllll Ulm crre fil to promote a quiet sad peaceable O....position. Nothing coul.l be more ordeily or correct than the cosiduct of the meeting. A similar conduct universally prevailed during the reminder of the d•y. We received. lest morning, Osiris Papers to the Bth inst. BOK APARTv. and his bride left tit. (load cm the sth for C pieguw la the core eof the .iimmer they have promised to pity a tri4t to Italy. Thr Duke of !Isnot°, after taking ptts.ession of the Dutch territories ceded to Frasier, is to esta blish his hevl-qttarters at flinsborgh. where he is to th,usne the command of the troops in Hanover and the Dense Towns. The idea that BONAPARTIeII marriage will pro duce a peace with England, appears to be pre valent uu the Continent. Vire have received Dutch papers to the Ittla inst. but they contain nothing or impo►tance. The Princess lades packet is arrived at Fal mouth, with a Mail from the hiediterraneen.—We have 'crowed, by her, Gibraltar Vipers to the 113th last. The 'twiny have made ao attempts against the lible of Leon, and there is nothing new from Cadiz. Ceuta is in our poeses•iun, and garrisoned by • Regiment, coder the command of Gen. Fiume. The people motive! our troops with acclamations. The Lords of His MAJesTu's Most Honourable privy C il , has., in pursuance o 1• the powers of the Act of the 49th of His probing M sausTy, settled and fixed thequota of Loral Militia fur the Cinque Ports, at 1500 men, including the Volunteers, to be apportioned among the said Poets, according to •the pruri•ions of one Act of the 48th of the firma. Of which, no• lee has been transmitted to the Warden of the Claque Ports, that he may pio. ceedopou the same. The . Kiss,' bas been pl. a.ed to appoint JOEI V Hsrsr N atilt BOLT, E• i. to he oue of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras. The following is • ropy of Sir FRANCIS Due- DETT'S reply to the letter or the SEILPILANT-IT- Mtms extoicred from the minutes of the proceed ings before the house of Commons:— " RIR, Firemanly, April G. " I have pat received !oar polite letter. sad shall he at " Lowe to receive lota at teeter o'clock to-Niorros. use moat obedicat humble servant, " F. J. Colman, FRANCIS BURDETT." According to accounts received on Monday from Bayonne, 00,000 regular troops, and 3 pquadroas of gendarmerie, had paws! through tt..it place for Spain. Letters were also recriretl from Corsionii, which still speak of vigorous prepirations making there, and throughout the whole of Gallic's, to re sist the !french. It is statrd, that so,ooo muskets were daily expected from England, to arm the pee. ple of Coronae. The Mester ■nl Mar fens of the Balmer' Com pany, waited on ;h- b.r.r.lhofor, y. xlVelay. with the dfrrize at,d Prire •.i It s lordship, alter etimiitito i t the .Ve.rreilhe►.' Rep or t, w as pleop•d w order the Lace 91 br.4444 to be cuounued the ...WIC av last week. • w ROY /IL HUNT. Saturday morning. the Marquis Cornwallis, the Master of His Majesty's hound*, tact * nume►ous field of Noblemen and Gentlemen sportsmen, on Tower-hill, near Sululey. Soon after the arrival of the Noble Marquis, he gave directions for the deer to be turned out of the cart, for the day's diversion. At starting he shewed great sport,. running with touch swiftness across the forest. towards Bagshot. Friinley. and Farnham. making a double back to the right, through the bogs and heath, to the right of Hertford-bridge, through the waters at Eversley Mills. where he ran with great speed across the heath, into the inelo sures, to the left of IVorkiugham, tetkittg his course by Lord Rivers's house, at Strattieldary, Hants.— The deer was a remarkably flue one. and was sup posed to have rim it nailer in the hunt, which lasted upwards of three. hours and a half, and was at length taken, within au hoar and a half, at I lart ford-bridge. In the course of this excellent chase. wormy of the huntsmen's horse. were knocked up ; mums were thrown out; numbers lost their shoes. There were onwards of twenty Gentlemen •belougmg to the Earl of Derby's Hunt ; they did• nor expe,t His Mejesty's hounds world be Able to I rv,: them such a luni run. lt we. all in the Purest. .., - 1.: v ..„...4 .q., :,,.,... .---,...,,.. ....' direet. eiat,eammencing with eie sth of next mmth, all ver min. • r the following deseriptiwn *hall be nbligrit to wear a ti❑ be 'g.• MI their breast, or some conspicuous part of their dress, describing the oriture of their employment, and which will be furnished than r,ratis at the Secretary's °dice, on receiviug their liveirsmi, •tz hawkers, parties, ferrymen, ° bum boatamm, lightermen, fishermen, truckinen, and carters —All foreigners employed in the King's %voila will he re. atti r ed t. wear similar badges; mid the different plaids wilt have strict order; to apprehend any iterson of the abat e ,k -irruption, who may attempt to puss any of the z.ites, or whom they may see employed without their proper leidgrs. Any person found wearing owe of these badges, who is not duly licensed, an.l any person atteloptinx to counterfeit them, will he treated as a spy, and proceeded against with the ntnwst severity. By command, (f,i!,o;:ur Caionicie , Marc! gs.) R. WRIGHT, A. Sec. GIBRALTAR, MAW It 17, Islo. The following is an account of the effects of the *term on the 'light of the 7th inst.—We most tin errely congratulate our readers ou its consequence* leaving been so little injnrious to that commercial interests of the place, and un there having been no lives lost. The gale came an during the night of the 3d, and continued increasing in violence till sight or nine at night on the 7th, wheu a heavy squall at S. W. occasioned nearly all the ships in the buy to drive, or part their cables, several were ilia:named by falling foul of other vessels, and twenty-two were driven on the beach at Landpert, where many of them will be lost. Among the most valuable ore the English brig Charlotte, from R. Ja neiro io this place, with bark, Ste. part of the cargo paved, vessel condenuied ; and the Wanly, belong in:, to tins port, bound to Malts, a general cargo. great part of which is raved, the vessel bilged. The English Brig, Deere ; Sirali.iu polacre fc/icitc: and American Schuonerr, Nimble aud Sea- Get 11, will be got off. Several of that floating stores belonging lo the merchants ol the garrism are driven on the beach, where they remain without injury, and will he got off the next spring tides. The Por tuguese ship triclinia, and the Spanieh ship from Alicante to London. stilt wool, struck fs tboms water. The former received em injury; the litter unshipped her rudder, and has continued to leak ever since. We understand she will be dis charged. DUTCH PAPERS. ►ARIA, APRIL 6. Thrir Majesties set yestertLy from St. Cloud, fur Compiegne.. Oa tt; 4th, the Heralds at Arms tl:rew among the peopl-. iu the principal syliares and streets, a number of the gold cud silver medals struck is commemoration of their Majcities marriage. A lett-r from Antwerp, of the 7th, stir, that the Duke of tte;;Ato, aft-r taking possession of the ter ritorn s to be ceded to France. will transfer his heed quarters to Haiulitirgh, where he will assiime the COLDliallllll of the troops to be stationed ia Ha meet: and the Minor towns. Tite followittg i 4 the newer of Hie Impe►ial Ma j6.4ty to the ittlilress of the Deputation front the tiroate of : Gentlemen, Depsties of the Scnote of oar Kiw,:driat of Italy—ltur people of Italy know how notch se lore them As 111.1014 as possible the Empress and niysrlf sill personalty, in ear good cities of Minn, Vcuice, aad Itelogas, gore out people of Italy fresh pladtp.s aver affection." T., the Deputies of the Legirluture Lo4iies, he Mill— " The wishes you express towards us are highly gratifying. You will speedily rebus to your respective departintsits Tell than that the Linprins, au a gaol soother of this great people, partiripaies in all use feelings for them. We wad sin can enjoy so happiness, exeert is so tsar s we we warred of the live of the treuch retitle. ' LI:(11:CM 771E.1T1?r [Under the special License of the Lord Chamberlain.] Task Ilnitstitio' Servants will, as EASTER MONDAY, April es, inin, perfures the Tivrily of GEORGE BARNM/E.LLt OR, THE LONDON MERCHANT. Thoron;lignoil, Mr. Posell George Barnwell, Mr. Mel vin ;11.1noil, Mrs. Post II; Maria, Miss Ray. Eod of the Plny (first lime), • New Comic Ballet, called THE VILLAGE DOCTO It. Composed by Monsieur Francesco Antonio Arontignini, • celebrated Mime, and Principal Grotcsve Dancer, (runs the Theatre at Lisboa ; his first appearaoce in England. After which, the AI anneal Entertainment of THE ItF.VI EW ; OK, Tll I: WAGS OF WIN I:SOR. Looney Mactwolter. Mr. Johnstinie; Caleb Quid 'cm, Mr. Mathews Grace Gnylove, Mrs. (Urger. On Tuesday, The Coofeiterncy, end Hit or Miss' POETRY. TO TDE SNOW-DROP. Sweet harbinger of Spring, 1 hall thee, I bee thee re-appear with joy : bleak wintry winds assail thee, Ku insbct touch, no foot annoy. Emblem of innocence unspotted, Spring sends thee forth, with molest fact ; And line Ler first-burn flower allotted, A specimen of her pure taste. Thou scarcely dust announce her coining, With lowly unuht ensile mien, Thaw, with that grac. in thee becoming. Thou latest thyself Ibis view again. Serve amidst thy hatable dwelling. Still sofa then ornament the vale; le udeurs tither MUM'S excelling, And 6,1 with fragrant sweet■ t►e gale. Still bliatt thou bloom, but not neglected; Fin tl.ey wbo err k retiring word', TVl.t.ii with ih , cernment's eye inspected, Shall call tLy humble virtues forth. Truro. COMITANTIA. The Kix° is expected in town, this day, to bold a enure at die Qu►ta's Palate. Monday morning. His &Wens, and Prince►ses Aucium. and Songs*, took their usual morning airing on horseback, in Windsor. Great Park, till twelve o'clock. His illlandsTY and the Paniccasts Were accompanied by Earls Cut:swarm° ■nd ATLESFuItD, Count MUNITFIt. Lady THYIMPIE, Generals Gwymits mud Fanauy. auJ Colonel TAYLOR. Yrsterday mornisig. His names. and Prin. Cease* AUGUSTA end Surma, look an tsi Windsor Gs wit Pork. nod tett, riled to tl►e Peiliter, at twelve o'clock.—His M a.; CITY and the PRIWC ►;sSSS carne accompanied by Earls C►IUTRR/lIiLD nod A Irtmaronn, Count MuNSTEL Generals Gwi N miff Ftwznov. and Col. TAYLOR. The Quimm mod Prince.* Ei.issarrta took all airing to Frogronre Lodge and Gardens. - - Lord Sronsr has is:acd cards fora grand ball and sultpivr. at his bowie in Grootlitir.sqintre, fur the gd Of May. Ihe Earl and Countess of Eon: intend return ing to Casltiobury, on Saturday. The Duke of Gottoom arrived, at his hottar, in New Norfolk -street, on Monday. (tutu burl's. Castle. The Marquis of flu ma is shortly expected in town frost, Scotland. The Ducheng of Iticentox a n is expeetel in town, by the 7th of next month. froiro Ireland. Earl and Countess CIIOLMONDELRT intend to return, this day. to their seat at Thames Mums. The Earl and Countess of Mose, Lord and Lady bramt.sT, and family. have left their house in Graaretior.spoure, for their seat at Knowsley. Lancieshlre, fur the holidays: The Marchioness of SALISBURY, and the Ladies Ccur., are gone to their beautiful seat, Hatfield, Herta, to pass a fortnight. • Earl and Contort.. Formant gave a grand ditto►, yrs•erday. sit their bowie. iu Gro.arnor square, to Lords GLASTONBURY and Sou Limits. Lady TNEODOSIA CRADOCK, General and Mrs. Ross. General Gamma:Liu, Mr. SLOANS. and Mr. hats'. Mr. EITALL, the corn -meter, who was shot in the shoe-maker's shop, at the corner of itliottotg true, died yesterday, about twelve o'clock, in St. Thomas's Hospital. Films, the pedestrian in the sack. started. yes terday morning. fount 11)de-park Corner, on his josriscy to the Itt guile stone. at tilt Lldl.-I{e is expected to win with ease, as he was seen at the 11 mile stone. at two o'clock. Ills wager is, to g• 22 stiles in 24 hours, for 100 guineas, A man belonging to Oval, of the name of Jos, WIN had been at sea fur some time, on his return home early on last Sunday morning. found a gal lant naval hero in bed with his wife. Mrs. Jos. The lady wined quite defigisteff, hut the sight was too much even fur the patience or Jos to endure. He seized a loaded pistol, and discharged the contents into his, Jos's, left side. The hell tittered hi, i men o, and passed through his bod). U. wits aluve on Mondly, but little hoists are eistert..ined of his recovery. Early cie Satorclay morning the Awn-,1, bookies end pirmiss, fill Innis thr equestrian m.itoe of King COAXERS I. i 3 Tio-y virry , isp b, a pewter of the name of AI ox P 4. at the (;^l.l -n -ere•*, awl tie;to.ited in the c.or of Mr. Peas. trunk-notker, Mil4b he's Willprietd the Bard 41 . crli Cloth or the corenonatatier. mkt A YD. DMILI/I• £l4lll. 14. Their Graces of [(Oilcloth!, loud the Iluche ts ut G.trrlon will leave towu Moortty, %is' hi Lady Coulee - Cott°lly, at Castletow n ; they d u not Litetill to return to the Castle any more this sras,, n . Mb the principal part of the household, and 14e%end article. of furmture, were removed yesterday to the Ladge in the Park. Lord March is expected in tows tbis day frog the county Caran., POLICE. now sTnear. On the ath inst. the- pantry of Mstkkanes buten., th e widow of the late Archbishop of Yrrk , iu Soidh Audits reed, w arn rubbed of seveutten silver table spinosa, auk twelve dcseit.spouns. ttu the Wednesday fulluning, a a,.„ a took fifteen table-spoons and ladve desert-spoon s , t o Andrews, a silerr•turner and polisher, in Bull and M out h_ street, to he new chrixtenet:, by erasing tho crests, end re• Iterlllll/ the handles. Mr. Andreas having been iiitnrowal ,4 the rubbery of NI en. Maikliani's boom., suspected, frcui Sliv crests on the spoons, that they were tier pronurty • a n d ing ascertained thew to twee, be, insteail of NM c%,,,,t.aJ0r them, procured au other to attend at his io.use lust Urals* and Sattirilay, to lake the man into anted), %lieu tic 'Wie call for the spoons On Saturtini, etening, thr man collet% and was Milken hit* custody, aunt cense rd to the C ..... ptcr. While he aua to runtmeni..ot florae, a )unng man cale 41 upon hint, wh om the Prisoretr bare charge of t o . t o 4liflir, sating. he was 6 4 penult be putt based the spout,* of , the Ofliter. Lustier. declow II dela' .. i.. They :roan attended before the Luis-31AV4R, Moodily murtiing, and acknow ltd;cil, that he siod the cit• rimer the !pmts. The (dirtier not basing been committed in She city, his Lordship sent both• the ascii, an custody, i • the above Office, shire they uuderwcut au casinos:mum be fore Mr. NA R Mrs. Markhasn's butler attended, proved the rubbery, and identified the spoor.' to be the pa oiscray of his mistress. The prisoners were examined stpatately,and the accounts they gave were contradictory. The Nall who look the spoons to be ice eb, deNed, said his name was Jahn Levis, sad skit be kept an open silsersmith's slop in Ratcliffe-highway— He knew the other Prisoner, from his haring lived with a Mr. Betijmnin. Last %Vednistday he culled upeu hiss with the spoons, and he purci used them of how, (min hisses representation tit the weight, at ss. yd. per uuuce. lie did Not ask hint how he became passeased of Diem. He uhnrrcrd tbe Archbishop's crest, and the family crest, moo the 'points, but did not make tiny observation s . lie took the spoons so o n after he bail purchase.! them, to be win chrotr,ed, or the arms to be erased and altered. The other Ptisooer said his uatne was 11 , nr i Coi N. and he also resides in Itatchfle-higlaway; and that he w:o. nt partuershp with the Prisoner, Davis, in the cramping ham seas, iu procuring men fur the East ludia set rice. tie re ceived the aprons Crum his wits's mother, std sold thew is the Prisoner, Davis, at the rate of Ss. rid per ounce sod was to receive half the profit Darla made Its ibelD•4l44ll Ike prisoners were committed for further exansiumien. A true bill was found by the Grand Jury fat Middlesex. on Saturday last, against Jan Hanky, for firing off • loaded pistol. iu Coveut•garden, at Aostas, the Boa-street Officer. last Monday se'n night. 0.1 Monday margin lg. the Pri.oner mis brought up for trial before Mr. MAI•WAIJCCO, at the S. ssions-Howie.Olerkesia ell. when the Prisoner said he weii not ready to be tried. s•d should tra verse till next Sewions. Mr. Poot.tv,Cou•eel far the Prisoner, moved the Court, '• That if the Pri soner intended to put in bail, he should itive 4d hoof,' notice to floe .ronlinitting Nfagist rut• which was ordered by Mr. MAlDlwAtavu. -un.l to give liiruseif in 5001.,..aud two inmickeepens in 3001. eat•h. COMSE, Of FARMAN Antaterdain 33 b t U . Ditto al flight: 33 7 itoHera:ten e. f In a 4 U. Harnbarah 11 o giV. Altana .... 3l • 1 AU. Paris Data a fluar.leatiz Cxrba ♦♦ EL Hilbna 4l Palermo Per Os Leghorn 6l Naples Gauze 5611.1v Pie. Venire o. C sg ile. lust Lisbon 6n I W., FRIDAY, APRIL LI (/purlci.. Mir [tau 'ROC ire 72 Mali 4 Ciilwaltar 314 Dahlia 9i Cork lv MULLION. Pertain, Gold he Coin sad Dan per as. —•-• Rowing's. Gold in Bu - s New Doubloons.. New Dollars $ 7 Silver in Pan — New Louts soeb) •-• Agio 011 the Book of Hollsol. 0 per Cent. l'ittch. tit STOCKS YESTERDAY. Batik Stork oti9 27 0 3 p.r Cent. Reduced ... Still 3 per Cent. Coaliols • ........ .......... 6n 1i I 4 per newt 3 pie Cent. Nary .. • . fslii Look Amnia irs Irish 5 per Cud 94 Jolla Stork Iss . India Boole l4 IS press. Exchrpler Bills En 211•13 Lottery Tickets e4l. Os. Console for T. BISr. Stork-Broker. 4, Comlsill, an.: 2, C105r122•13,,... si7i it ft t A GI: On !Huntley rauruin;, at Windsor Clinrcb, Mr. Ai Lun Hill, Mens-nisiter at the Infantry Hatracts, W Mum, Sao , =Miser, of Ilse same tun u. DEATH. A few days slam, at fitaaatore, Mr. Amer Andrews, •so of the late Mr Andrews, aurgeos, of that place. the the 14111 of March last, at Madeira, whither she hsd repaired for the benefit of her health, Miss B)nie, of Cabin teelv, aged 19, eldest daughter of the late Hobert Mew, ill —Snorely ever was the prematureness of death a s ubject of more just regret, than iu the person of this lady—iu Aeon, and accuse plishwinits, almost without an trio,' Her education had embraced a plan , aeon .illy consul. o d as too undo-noise fur fonale attainment. The most ;or vil lein of the modern languages were prrfcrtly fondant . to la in the dead tonnages, alio was critically cornet ; and her >Gong, but visor...us mind, displayed powers a. 1:1:11.1 US unpile. ascots be, mill her can. MT Morino,. at% rs out solely litcrary ; the minor, though, perhaps, to Mat.t lb.' ore interesting and attractive scs muplishistreis of woo., and its sister arts, wire her's 111 perrcr I s,m. Her was rousioli rattle, but her..un.:y elitims to diatom - omi cite manumit to the possessor, wild her solo-limit, was cell by her ildfirkuce and uneuumiounii so. In the exercise every virtue shrill religion mot rihrsothil el all chat. ties, obe ergs emincntl) etinspicuriev. It is enlisted) rut Inv mach for Ihs Christiau to way, that ouch merit ham, Cr( iii., received its 1141 tire!. s Isere change is op,liniesin, and rn et. raid !-11 mutt lie r to die t•' learn, that too nl.oixliters are yet la tt tic tio: set min n11'0 , 11 ,1 . ohmic early promos:, tinnier built tuition unit! coompo.4 . Cords linipm the nun: Battering, of a ouccemful coital:mon n.. their melees 'Wis.,. Wrilae.dity, the remiss of Mr. Byrne ace , ' 'Allard; Friday, her Nun 4 survive was to Ire lwaorme 1, n: the Catholic ( 1.4 pel us St k, is Reach sin el, prev.nois to linsr ititcromat al the 1:01 01C:rasp u rea. the Bl:url..Nurk, WATER :•tT LONDON BRIDI:E,TIis UAL Morning 4 ....atter.. I I iftrroork•ti j'i arl,r ... • . 1.4111% DON by C 1, tom:m.44's 1.. , . en.: reibliebted tl (be fleet, N. I S. it irk *t !. I tirlernr. Cl err►, fsiraml, by J WHITE, of wM•rr telre ke raw tkiel'totr, teal to Om Uirr , 1411 p.. 11. •d' bo islyttlietki to IVi try, foal loth rite ( th. H.Ol Neu LAM LJ„. 0 . 11. A .a of i lbs. the