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roußrzerrn Tins TIMATuR.RIOI , 4I., 114V-M.lnner. TMS EVENING. MONDAY, An 0, will he per/mina ■ New Play. in Ewe Aces, stalled THE DOUBTFUL. ; OR, SECRETS OF A PALACE. The Principal Cloratters by Mr C. Ramble. Mr. Sowerby, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Eyre (drat time). Mr. Carr, Mr. Farley jinl line'. Mrt Glover, Mir H. Kelly, and Mr. Gibbs. Towliirlr will be added, • F , -- called HIGH LIFE prt.ow wrAifts. towel, Mi7l 7 .rlsT; FI;;;;;; •- si;: - liay; Philip, Mr. Throve; Duke's . Stersiii, Mr. ; Sir Ilarrv's Servant, Mr. hoots. Kitty, Mr.. Gibe*. Chloe, Miss Menage. le Ae. I I *Mod: II watt by Mr. Listen and Mrs. Gibbs. Toirsiatuo, Th,• Battle of Hesitant, and The Spoil'.l Child; ahcr .h.c!., a new Itarlesioe Tragic Opisit, in our aet, called NEW 111El.O.DRANIEFOURTEENTH NIGHT. LYCEI'M OPEX.f. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Aug. 6, will Its perforated (loth time) a New Comic Opera, relied OH THIS LOVE! Or, THE MtSQVERADERS. The MitreWKS Gy Mr. Philippa, Mr. Hoot, Slr 3. Smith, Mr. reason. Mr. Smith, Mr. thherry, Mr. Kull'Lt. Miss Mrs. Orem, Alias Kelly Mrs. Bland. After tßir throe A SPANISH DtrzatikirmEN . r. Principal Nue/re...Hr. lielettrit Sir. Noble, Miss Lop. ditto, Miss Sleigh; Allis Bristow, - Alpi'f wmuley, Hie Davis, Mae Tonee r •Mes flemeirsf tee Pei, bliss Dv:Warm, aid the whole Cusps d. Kart.- With (fite she llth Wei a New Meo•Drunatic Littertaio. ment, . • TWENTY YEARS AGO. The Prinelpal Characters by Ali. RayinJad, Mr. Need, Mr .1. Smite; Mr Dorton. Miss E Hollow, Miss Kelly. The new Melo•Dransatic.Enteitaiumeut of Twenty Yews Aio, coutilkitiot tolaereceiried milli eirieersal Inertia of ap ples*/ from every pact of the Theatre, will be repeated every or/eft Ibis week. To ilearrOW, Palm Alarena.On \Veltman!, Tricks open Tenvelless. Ott Morella! the 13th inst. will be perfrwrned (tit time) a New Grand Heroic Seri...Comic Ballet of Action, called Jack the Giaat Killer; iu which Mr. Bradbury will snake him Set appearance at this Theatre. E BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, MONDAY. Munn 6. WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND AMERICA• The Cyprus arrived at Cork on Monday last, Moro New-York, with a cargo of flour, in T 6 cloys ; the master of her, Captain HOVIAIM, state, , , that when he sailed, • call of Coupe's had been deter mow) on; and that the people, the mercantile in- terest io particular, were clamorous fora war with France. Bills, or phe , srils, were posted up tbrough the city, cilling on the Executive to adopt Ille.:11.• SIMS for avenging the injuries and iusults tint had Leta heaped anon them by the French, whom they empliniieelly style, a nation of unprincipled pirates amirohbers.—No &whit wis entertained of a war bring inevitable. We have receitel Oars* Papas to the Il9th and Dutch to the 3d instant. The latter contain en &Betel 'account of the fill of Ciudad Rodrigo. It ourreudered at d'orretion at the moment when the enemy were Impairing to sto►m the place. The Graverour i apprised that Lord %Vet.t.tsuro al would lick t as 'attempt to relieve it, would hare siarruii- dared /rennet, bet was presented by the isalsom-Tlie law of the besieged, including the ci. wens end gatriSo.l, is estimated at Upward, of 4,000 ItilleJ turd *waded. The lone or the French is oat oseutione4l. We are tamarind to aanouitee the Death of the Quaint of Pawns nn the 191 h last, which was ne visioned by Mil abscess oil the lungs. To is strong mind she added is hi;h spin. ; and, possessing a considerable influence at Cann, she was supposed Is give a direction to the policy of the Prussian Government. To this is to be attributed the un manly abuse levelled spinet her by BonataaTE, in his Bulletins daring the late Prussian war. The Rai4lllos are said to have !wen defeated in t general engageinnit with the aflil! of the GRAND VIM*. Reports to this effect were prevalent at Vienna and 'leateawar, but they are of tuo vague a "erecter to cuntaisad touch credit. We remain without farther advices from Lord WIILLINGTON.--It is supposed dist llrlisstaa, dis appointed in his plans to draw the Critish General Ales his strong pusitions into en action on the plains neer Ciudad Rodrigo, is endeavouring to turn his Amok*, Irr sending a division south to Casts.' Brine°, awl antillser north into Callicia. Should these divisions reach their destinations, they would of ioeuree eatilinek the sliied army on Tits right and krt. hid in this event Lord Witulncreopt mob& fall bath. It is therefore probable that a general action w.ll not be fought for some time. It will probalds take place not ler from Liphon. We trust !Mt the reinfoicetneuts now sending out will arrive SID season to lie useful. The Casette of Saturday night contains Captain RalnTow's account of the late gallant actect of the Sjtrrtna, in' the bay of Naples; and al.o an ac count of the late action en the Coast of Calabria, which, Inittra.l Or a boasted vktury. prowl n defeat to the enemy. Thew, with a further report of the capture of St. %Ora. are Oren in our celemusla full length trout the f:rizate. Y. have received it roil of the Treaty of Amity, C.,nimt.c., mad IlArtiat►oo. eoueludesi between Hi% BRITAWMIC M 4./0.01 T and the Patecr listrismr of l'oftrt:44A . It ,4 fou:sard 1 4 0.1 the milt pie at perfect 'teetprecity; sod vainiaGictorr. of (,ry Brierie., .re tu led in.:., thr No is4tat•ir ports in CUM I N. AfeerlCll, li . ; c I*. sud . Arov rn: a, on po an co i r *Arena tint). of iii ilio Pte. Unt th e Trecy 1.1 .dobjeetto our &Ain -4t style of Colort4: po!".i ; hence. die follow -us ..r -: • ~ the i.u.luce of Ttr;stil, lit nteluded from tin markets and bottle consumption of the British donsissioss, such as sugar, coffee, and other kitieleo, similar to the protlaze of the British colonies; but they may be received anti vest...homed in the British ports appointed bylaw to be warehousing porta for those articles, for the purpose of re-exportation under due regulation, exempted from the greater duties with which they would be charged were they dr. stilled for consumption within the British domi• nions, and liable ouly to the reduced duties and expenses on warehousing and re-exportation. The PRINCE REUENT of PoaTUGAT. also reserves to him self the right of imposing heavy, and even pro hibitory duties on all articles of British East India goods, and West Indio produce, which cannot be admitted for coannuptiun within the Portuguese dominions, by reason of the same principle of Co lonial policy which prevents the free Admission into the British diuninions of cnrrespotuliiig ar ticles of Brazilian produce.—All trade wits the Portuguese possessions on the east coast of Afric.i, which may :Nye been formerly allowed to Banish subjects, is confirmed--01 course this does tilt extend to trading iu Assts.—The principle of the Methuen Treaty, respeciiig the wines of Portu gal and the woollens of Great Britain, reinsiiis un altered.--.it. Catharine's is declared a free pert.— The Treaty may be examined and revised at the eud of 13 years. The Eust Itxlia ships, Lord Keith, Earl Spencer, Larkins, Hebe, Bouriu, Monarch, cud Tyne, outward-bound, arrived et Mudeirt 27th June lust, and were expeLted to tall from thence in 'tyro or eight days. A number of Letters from Cadiz, brou4ht by the Spanish ship Alsezirat, were delivered on Fri day. They all concur in representing the isle of Leon as impregnable, and that it would require a force of 60.000 men to undertake the siege of that city with any chalice of sucress. Some of the letters state, that the loss sustained by General LACY, in his retreat from Ronda to St. Roque amounted to not less than I,uoo men in killed, wounded, and prisoners. Two couriers to the Spanish Legation came over in the Spanish 74, arrived at Plymouth. The id battalion of the 69th Regiment of Foot marched into Gainaliro' unThursday, front Lincoln, to remain (here during the assizes. About 250 men of the 14th Foot have embarked wn board the Amphitrite transport at Portsmouth, and will sail its a few days for Sicily, to join the..l battalion. A letter has been received from Dunkirk, which repeats the report or tiONAr.turE IlliviuK p:iiised a new decree for the more ttfretually prohibiting it:- tercoursa between this country and holland. It is stated in letters from Altona of a late date, that a Convention for an exchange of pri►oners, be tween Denmark and England, was daily expected to be taped. They alai mention, that the period for exporting grain f the Duchies of holatein and Schle-ni, It, had tiveis again enlarged ; and that the prohibitory order was expected to he revoked. They add, that the good effects of this liberal policy were evinced in the merettwd movvrnent• Its the Daigi.h !torts, and the renewed vigour of the lute,. nal trade. The Queen Charlotte, recently launched et Dept ford, arrived ut Ctuttham on Thursday kat, under charge of the Masttr Attendant at Deptford, and iia.igated by 250 men, for the purpose of being tak.ii tutu dock and tampered. The Impregnable is to be also docked at Chatham. Harvest has commenced on the lighter soils in Norfolk. Some peas at Creation have been %tacked in ;mod order, and the hind sown with turnip*. Many acres of oats have likewise been cot, and the Wheat., with a very pronsietug appearance, are co g fast to the s:ckle. The late rains have been most favourable for the second crops of clover and hay, and also very bene drool to the turnip crop, which, throughout Nor folk, appears sit a flourishing state. At Ross Wool Fair, Friday se'imight, the clip of wool exhibited fur sale sass unusually small ; there were, however, some samples of tine Anglo. Merino, for whirls prices were asked from 48s. to 60.1. per stone ; fleece sad 'moiled wool sold from 31is. to 47%; and lamb's wool 1 'His. to 345. Sid. per stone. There was a very indifferent show of prime castle, and little demand for those of the working kind. Horses and sheep were more nu merous; but the sale of live stuck, of every de scription, has seldom 'wen known BO dull. Ey the late Brevet promotions in Hi. MAjr.sTy . 3 service. Colonels STA►rutto. AIORRIS, NIVEL!, PH111.1.114, MU:CZ. PALMER, Bl. Ant, Unit ti VD, 04 elitt Hon. East India Compatity's service, on the Bengal estaldishasest, are promoted to the mat of Major-Generals. • Government haring i.sued the nand Certificate.. an the Batik of England, for the Prises of the Last Lottery, the full money may now be received for them at all the Lottery Offices. The trims& of elegant and fashionable company who came to N'auxhitll on Friday evening, were ra ther astonished and alarmed at the heavy showers of rain which fell about 11 and 12. o'dut L. but re collecting that they were protected by a grand ear potions colonnade from the angry Irowus of the atmoolawee, and finding the .kv brighten iip it little after IQ o'clos k, their wonted gaiety wit woo re sumed, and Aurora smiled upon them before they could depict from these tceues of delightful festi vity. There is scarcely an !Web Tavern. Inn, Coffee, or l'utolic-lionse, hut Subscriptions sue raising to udveiiiiite in the present I.4)itrry ; sufficient thee is allowed lOr the easy accomplishment of those soh scriptions, a• the [inswing does not begin until the 19th ~1 Ocomn r , and it will be the only Lottery drawn this Ye.rr. IloanstY and Co. beg letter to notice, ilia :he Tirkt Is and Shares are convi.!erably Cheaper, and the Clisnce or obt.i.thi g user of the of vo,uool. more. Gvour.we to the than VI 111 ever known. 26. Coruloill, and St. Mar cia. t't-11 . 11, Berouali. * 4 -‘ . ••• . 4 •t *-41 • _dr 4 .. Art LYCEUM THEATRE. Great novelties are said to he in !Reparation at this Theatre. A titve opera, u Drama, and sortie of lite most favourite Oper.itic 'Perces to be rtViVcil, eith Pantomimic repreactitatinici of the most distiisoiblird kind, are mentiotatl. following company viaitril the Th.-. , rt, last wrik Lady C. Molina, I.ady Hugger:4one, Earl Cloolniondeley, Ann. Mrs VIII err, Mr.. Sla , darite, Sir Thomas Apieece ; Colonels Ogle, Green, %%14mo, Serie; Captains lticbard►uo, Cooley ; Mr. Llewellyn and raatdy, au. EIRL BERKELEY. His Lordship► continues in w very 141arniing state. The following is the suh•tunce of the two I.t.t But- Ictius at his Lordship's house in Spring gardens : B( F.TINS. " Berkeley Frid wonting, August 3, :sick " Earl Betkeley it nu better tu.day than yesterday. (Signed) " Elßl/ ARP JEN IS ER" " Berkeley Castle, Saturday istoruiug, August 4, I 10. " Earl Berkeley is still "wale today than !,e.terdny. (bigued) " C. H. PARRY. " EIAYARD JENNER." AmoniTft the inquirers in the cure ihe week, at his Lorti.hiu's bowie, were— The Earl 114 . licaburough, Vkrount and Viscountess Mel &Horne, General Norton, Colonel Lr..own, Colonel Caleralt, Captain Harvey, Mr. Thomas DruntotuuJ, Mr. Bruce, Mr. Dudley Nora', J c. Ste. ME QUEEN UP PRUSSIA. We this day announce the death of this most ami utile and highly-respected Princess. She was Louisa Augusta 11`dhrhuwa Amelia of iMeeklenhorg Strelitz, second daughter to the reigiiiiig Duke of that place, and inece to our most gracious Quests. She was married at the age of 17 years to the Prince Royal of Pro's's, now King, cud has left six children to lament the loss of so good a p irent.— The eldest, the ['liner Royal, is in his fifteenth year; the youngest only eighteen months. Her Majesty was iu her 34th year. The Gazette of Tuesday will, we suppose, contain orders for the Court going into mourning: her Royal Highness the Duchess of York, who is sister to the King of l'russia, will, of course, go into close mourning that for the Court will Iw black strobes. orna mented, &c. and of short duration. On Friday evening Sir IILI.ItY 1111.701 D Re-. need at ‘I Princi-as AMErd t, where he remained nil right, and ou Sawed.y morning returned to London. Yesterday morimiu. Ilia M Arr.vrv. and Prin cesses Arita:s'ra and t, rode to St. George's ChiriteLand heard u preached by the Rev. Mr. Noutrue.e, trom Lainentatigna, chap. iii. verse 4ii, " Let as search and Erg ear ways, and Sara again limn the Lord."—The Royal Party was ac companied by M:r 11. NEALE and Lady, Sir RO DElif Wri.tins, Lady Coi.r.itca, Generale FITZ- Rol , and W rr Y•II.D. and Culuilvl DESBiIoWIIi. terwartl* returned to the Palate. PritiCtila AKELI A CU ttt I t used much the muse; Dot %unit. H.a Royal Highness the Prince of Wats* left Carleton House at seven o'clock on Saturday eve ll ill g, for a here hia Royal Highness ititeinis to remain until the 15th, when he will pro ceed to Oitilands, to celebrate his Royal Highness the Duke of Vona's Birth-day, which will be kept wish great splciolutir on the BAIL The prepara tions for the occaNuu, at ()attitude, ure upon the grande-st scale. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cuxnnnt, urn left malt on Saturday evening. for Windsor: his Ito, al Highness intend* to visit Brightiiii, to cele h-ive his Royal Highin is the Prince of W•Les's birth-day. All the Royal Dukes will be present on the occasion. Sir IL Buttitims 'skims; and Lady', •nd Sir 'tomtits. WiLsos, arrived at Wisulsor on Satur• day, no a vipit to Their MAJLATILS. Earl CAMDEN is expected in Town to-morrow. front lisyhttia Abbey, to attend His MAJUTY in Council. on Wednesday. u Lord Prtsident of the Cooped. La.k 111,ATIIOITC rihitcfl yehtertliy C 111.4111- 1.01 FlNtil, at her spartuleitto in SI. Ism re's Pr iam.. The EA of POIITIVIOUTII left tenon on Satur. day, fur his seat. Hu►tsboun.e Park. Itints. the Parks were yesterday very thinly' .tended, owing to the •ncertainty of the %teatime. The )11sses Wat.stt Pogrom ■re the molt &nib lug figures among the numerous Belles at Chelten ham—Jai...A more to their style of dress than their pessonal iiitrni.. They dress tort ato Groe, for what-h costume the clisrurter of their face. is well adapted. Their shoulders are completely bare The rest of their figures i. con. Medi merely by a loose dress resembling is chenti.le, cmilihrd r o u n d the waist by a particularly lorded sash. The dress on the whole looks well—rpute orgltgi. Gm up under the impection and direction of their father. it vault be a ..urreet model of f ; rrei4o taste. Vsrintiati. 11•ss Mra•r'. V at . too 00. Gum, and RAITLIIIIrteI, ■re Primed as focal Perforiners for the Grand Mustesl F•eati val at Warwi. k. Mrs. Dtcaoas ha. arrived in Dublin. to fulfil her engugenoritt at the Theatre of that City. We shochl to or that the fivae t. mai-apropos for an es eliatieut NOW. M.. .I..lntissruati MAP to dose hia engagement at the Falsuhargu Tioeuii« on Friday night, in the part tit Paddy O'ltatterry. in the farce of False awl Trite; Mr. 'lle I rig/trawl me Italy. Mr. NIL NDa.N t. pei Nursing at the Birmingham Theatre. Oso Friotooy siolcht he was to play the part of Sir mid Bawdy, on the Comedy of speed Site Plavgh. (in Fri.lity creating the Play of Adrian and Orfila, and tha Free of flattirre. she 't d, were acted at the Windua The.itre. Alitimberg, in the Play. toy Mr. Eosa TON ; and Jeremy Didier, in the Entertrioiouriot, lay the wore Gesitlenvin. Mr. Ru.sto.t. Aliched iu the Play. and Sam is t'M Fill Cr. .... ! LAW INTELLICENC COURT OP ItNGII BENCH; Get Lora'. Accu lT . 'CYQL BY .Re RA IRSBOTTOM Tbis:lppk,aa aetwitt.lbrtin g l i t to feCOVottlie erss4;l arhi g hliar Plaintiff, a merehtto, sh th..„l,4,finwhint. Id* banker ea's. ; Midoveretl-i,-.1.11';a aeuottut.: 'The defence that, variety of payment.' of chivies. so ci.„i„4 d bills for the Plain'lN. the iM efidmit had p o ol draft of the former to that amount, Vlll,Ol w m, tit 011/01. carried to the d. hit of his srou tibt. Tit draft or cheque being produced, appearei to 1141 e, been torn iu weer", afte•wJrd> joined together, 441 pa,ttti no another tutee 111 1 1111 1 1 tr 414 itappeared toot 110 itorttiva had berg m a d.. b, it* hankr,.., cle r k , Nilo the attaptetoth Jppearsoce the cheque when it ras.preseuted tier pot)tfielit. Lord ELLENDOItoUGII. in charging the Jllt l ., nerved, that !Milker web hound to Net 111 thlmmt manner and atilt the a.trne cnittun for his cat' player. 14 he himself would hat e done; and hie business to inquire by what means, or ow., what cirettuistaticea, the cheque hecaint 1a.,. bleed. • The Jury retired for dhow half air hour 8 4 thior returned verdict for the Platutiff—Dinnso, mud Colts. To add to the lustre of our English do r y. 0 4 majority of those who tried this CilUbt Wcrit melte* balikerr. AMITY r. meow. This was an salmi on a policy of insurances( ship and freight of the Danish ship linos Teckleo. ton, on a voyage from. Coruonst to the port of Lou. don, and lost un the French coast. The ship in question had been detsined by the Commander of the Duchess of &don ! hired armed brig, just previous to the commencement of hosti. litter between this country and Denmark ; and while the ship in question Masdrtaiar.l, the Ki ng ', P r ,. clasnation issued, directing all Commitodere of 14,, filrjesty's ships and armed re•srls to attack, pp. tune, and destroy ships, Bv. The ship and freight were insured for 30001. agisiust all risk. fur the benefit of thou- who might be intrusted therein ; and an actimi was hrositiht against the Us. derwriterN in the name .4 the captors; lint they not having a legal interest vested in them (th e ship never haring beers condrioned a. lawful prize), that action fell to the ground, and the present action tras brought at the sun of tits Majesty, who, it wino*. tended, leht tke iiitCreSt as I,.);'(wi tS Of AdtllMlti. —Th e c hi e f quebtniii, therefore, was, Whether as ?thirsty had %itch legal interest iu ties shiussts. abbd Lint to maintain the present action? laird Ifa.t.gainitnyou was decidedly of minim that this legal interest was vested io the Omits of Admiralty; but, at the desire of the th. f en d un e a C set, and with the perinis , son ,f Court, the Jury Maud a verdict for the Plana . , subject tot cave reserved fart the future optima of the Jedgrs. WORT OF CON 1102.4 PLCAS, GUILDIULL, AVG. JOill‘antt C. SSitintrstrit. This was aim action brought by the Plaintiff, the owner of a boat called the Gurney, of ten or twelve tons burden, against the Defendant, the osier of II sloop called the Strattpr, for the value of Plaintiff'. boot, stud 43 hampers of crabs and lobsters, whirl it was conveying from Cromer, in Norfolk, tithe London market ; all of who h were lost by Des fendaiit's vessel running foul of and sinking the brat. It was stated by the master of the tishing-bamt, and • young man who was on hoard with his when the occurrence happened, that, on the woo. log of the 49th of April, as they were sailing through a part of tkr river called the Soli% right before the %Ind, they observed the Defendauel vloup •to ointleatil of them, and to windmvicrd of time sloop ens a brig. Seeing the &loop comist, right against the boo, the ma,cter . culled out to them to port the sloop's helm ;in+tead of which, they curried it to leeward, struck the boat iu the :aid• ships, and slink her. The master of time boat, who had a wooden le, not being tibia to jump aboard the sloop. was left clinging to the into 4 for nearly tits hour, in joust vent dander of his life, before tle sloop's boat sal vent to sate him. It appeal...! that there was suffi cient sea-rouin for the sloop to have avoided the boat by going either to leeward or osimilmvard• The Captain of the Jirener, and the Captain of the hrig which followed her, altributed the OM* fortune to the helm of the boat not having been use boarded, which would have carried her beyond the reach sat the sloop; but that, on the other WA/ the sloop's helm could not be ported, without twin; ran down by the brit; and the latter could not slot her cootie without running no • sand-bank. It was held, however, that a vessel follow* ivollier, mid gaining on her. rimtht so t•°° l " A her course ass to keep dear of the foremost vest. the "Ns oh' k"PliSie deer of rich wilier should it be left on the leading ship.—Verdict fur Platoulls 1411. • GRONILIII C. DK LA CA AIL This was aliactiriTioei4l l olict of Insurance, ad the, ship* Suplaias Mazdalleges, Julius Cesar, sad Jaw, which were captured lay the Danes au the.: voysor from Archangel. to The crew the latter viosel, however. succeeded to risking and carryin L t her tutu a Brittrlr port. There facia troorg proved. and no &fever *et up. the Jury returned a verdict for Plaintiff, suNeet to aili•trs lion with respect to the oalvage of the retakru vessel. A heavy storm and dreadful clap of thunder vi sited this metropolis Amin two o'clock yesterds;, sad caused universal terr A ludicrous cause for an assault was tried at North ampiun As.izes on Wednesday, in which the Jury gave a verdict of itdol. against Dr. H•ttEr.* , " unable clergymen, for an as•ault. It appears that there is a pond in the village where the Doctor lives, in which the poor women were in the habit of washing their clothes ;—the Rev. Duane cbo•e also to wash his horses in the same water ; this the women resisted, and with mops, brushe•. E.:c. hest the homey and the Dot for hiineelf, w hirf, ex• asper■tad him. that he in return struck one or the (4 woman pregnant at the ti.ne.) fo r w ▪ hich the action was brought. The Duct,r come Promoted for aui►ing another woman, by P*Ji t l 101. into Court. 00.1 f $ D A Disps vas this ma addressed t Sir J. Stud MY LOS the honotti •ithin repo mot. emF 4111'1• 'Wit. r 1,..e the ut the 5 (19C< 11,1% u lcer, and equally ilia trill avlio 3 r coosiderato the Feu tnetsnt, the off C hareem hi Rot the Sol binsoo. Aired (of I 66 Srilta.l of Capt. V , I4yh fll to old toigt iAsgi " iore-fi thret of o ins a t3tl stun•-t+estr in (root .if rdol , f0..0 boat t It the v gad m•n, Agree ni Our 10%4 lotteries; D ;• beets. (0 , nth. tit t sttiel the 'Talk The con and roily Wsple.. I A Copy of a Cestamad the 4.45 t Ism the Stu-1 Lerds letter ILO lowa.' ship a,vin ri/ lti yin mule epee &dear al ten of t•te tictit the e NWlft WOU ript-Aot Ih.oeii date the d Spartan, a wa g 'tuna 1 1 4 1 0 . •t v.:(11 . 1 11 . (u, * "^, lr tivU of t 4,