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This Day is published, in Two large Volume:, stro. price One Guinea in boards, EMOIRS of the LIFE of CILBER.T ILL WAKEFIFLD, B. A. written by himself, a now Edition, corrected toy the Author, with Notes, and a Con tinuation to the Time of his 1) *rll, by the Editors. To which is subjoined at. Appendix of Original Letters and Papers. Printed fur J. Johnson, St. Paul•s Church Yard. parici. ORIENTAL LITERATURE. . R LACKS and PARRY, Booltcellers to the Ho. .i"orable Fad In . La Co.iipanv, No 7, . and JOHN kV*, kRI3, 190, Pwcalihy, 1 14v,ng had cenicigned tv theta, (ruin JOHN GmckinsT, EN bah, Pmfestor of the flindo ortanee bennuAge, at the c.,Ti ege , Fort William, Calenitt, a frill Copies elf hi. valuable W. , rlts, the .llowing may now be had. The whole pasticUla,iY useful for Mitt ra, C 414, and Gentlemen gnirg u, tbc Eit-t loci:es; being the Winks, by which al.nse the Greed l'opuler Speech • of li.dia (consessunly, bet Prroliontley cal•ni the hin..ii)CiAl be aclutre.t, en the Grammatical P.irsipk... now adopted in the Iliw!".o.unce Department of the Cell GiLciigtsr. puiLuLucy, i.,,!.1,101 6 the Enllislt and Hindu,tanew 01ctionare, 4:o. &eft. 101 10s. GRAMMAR and LINGUISTi horde,. Gll 111 f MAR. kerb, $l.. LINGUIST. boa*, U. 11.. Gd . ANTIJA RGONIST, honor, leo • hTRAKWIVe" TAUT.IN&LA GUID/C• . 4`; to the HINDOOSTANEF:, UsTiq. bur-d-, $3. THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. De Ureter. a.:d Mu.ic composed and selected by Mr. M azinght. Count 11.14. , r, Mr N. Jo'mston ; Manriee, Mr. Wrough .oo ; The•tv, Miss Do Camp; M 'metier., Mr. Kelly; Fri' ›fr Aseuer ; Annagh, Mr. Johnstone; countless gel. 5m,, Mrs. Pow 11 (be:ng her fir.t appearance Cos Season); t u rns, Mrs. M mutant ; Ninette, Mts. sh o d. In Act I. Just Publisbed, Prier (OPPRESSION DEEMED NO INJUSTICE V TOWARDS SOME INDIVIDUALS, dluQnated in th • late Tien:nem of Mr. John King, under a C..i:tin'eatun ut Bankruptcy. " Ad calamitatem quilibet rumor valet" * NEW PASTORAL DIVER lISF.MENT, Coinpo,dit by Mr. Hy. t i e To which will he added &Farce called 178 e anulttians of the Coneraa rams he seen at the Secrets, y's Office. THE LIAR. Sir Jame. Film., Mr. De Camp ; Old Wi'ding, Mr. Powell; ‘Vilditig, Mr. VII- trot ; Papillion, Mr. Wewitzer ; Grantham. Mrs. Harlowe ; Mau Godfrey, Mrs. Stooley ; Lap, Mrs Tithwell. Um Saturdar she Comedy of The Pro mk'd Hnsband. No Reg ,rd soil! he had to any 'reader is soktch the l'rice shall not be istsrrtetl is Irortls at length, or that shall Not he deli ce, ed fo the Board hefore Oat n'elork on the sob: Thartitty Utit, tht ...rtth Instant, nor unless the Person who TR ,kri the Tender, or some Person as hit Rehall, attends to ft If 4101 totals called fin. R , .1 , 1 by Parsons and Son, ',agate hill ; where in .v b= had, 'h Th , :d Edition of Letters from France, wrir.•n by Mr. J. King, price Ss. and Remarks on Imprisonment tut Dtbt, un the recent Progress of the Law, Ire. price Is. 31. 10s THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. THIS EVENING, October 25, isns, „im M /adorned (2d bun). • New Comedy, in Fire Acts, .11101 THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or. HEAR HIM OUT. With New Scene, and Dreg... TIV! Characters by EAST INDIA HOUSE, Oct. 24, IRIA. THE CO U RTgrDIRF.CTRS oftiteUNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, TR %DING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gu rforr , -e, Th at the List of Po opri-terr, who ;rood qualified as Voters ass the Cowpony's Hooks. the 10th of April Lou, eiu ha reedy to he tfelarod on Tkeselap, the 6th of l'h'ornisber sea. WILLIAM R AMSAY, Sec-roam. This D.iy is published, in one Volume, small evo. price ?s. iu boards, the Sccond Edition of POEMS, from the Portuguese of LUIS DE CAMOVIS, with REMARKS an himi Life and Writings; The Anther "who is mow ill I.fiwodrowl patticulerly mends this Lttle nook to the ism:visage end attentien Ladies, on chair Voyage to any part of I adia. ORIENTAL IT AIKILLST ; or Poly tint I , Arks, 6.1 Engliso, Iliudoootanee. Petsian,Aratoc, iaogla, and Sunda , t; all in the RO , llllll (7ha ract , :r. II The HINDEE NOR ‘L PR ECEPTOR ; • er. Persian Scaufail SE-nest Road to tIHr linidou,taitr• I.3,elfeiefe, red yiez swa t •tmA r a Thinclatian .f Entree . celebrated Pumliiatou, in H,.0 itutanee,with en LoglishVeraiela in Prose and Verse. This Work a1..0 ‘loutairit• a CwlivA , Atiedi View of Persian and Ilindni,tanee Grammar, with Dialuguest Letters, icc itt both ..lignu., U. net 11INDEE DIRECTORY; rat , rims dent's lotredaetor In the Roman t)rthoepy and °ahoy /w hip of the Hindoostauee Language, with Cie Erg ...,d Pnn plea of its Grammar. I¶e utoi: er'S .:011 By LORD VISCOUNT STIANGEORD. Printed tor Jame , Carpenter, Old Hood erect Where mar tie had, 1. ODES of ANACREON, Translated into English Verse, by Thomas Moore, Esq. iii 2 Vols. small tiro. The Four* Edition price 1:4. in beards. Y The POETICAL ViaRKS of the late THOMAS LITTLE, Esq. 1 Vol. small tlvo. price 7.. in !vaster. 3. POEMS, ELEGIAC and MIICELI ANEOUS, by Mr Hackett, in 1 Vo' small Mo. price 6s. in boards. MA oki. Mar all Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Leek Mr Farley, Mr. Eatery, Mr Ranch:int, Mr. Rend,le, Mr. Camel, Mr. falfurim. Mr. At Mr. Grbb, MK. Davenport, hi. Dries (wish a Sang A charicter, being her third appearance on this 5i..',,i,; Mrs. Lacr. The Pro Topic to be spoken by M. Murray. The Emlegue tr. be curl :is Mr. Emery ft the Flay (44th tuno a Grant Seta',Ownic Romantic Melo Dra. l l 4 , Tvs ,, Aets..c.tll.d VALENTINE and ORSON. With New a. 14 Additional Splendour. The New Con-4y of The Blind Barimin ; or, Hear Win Out, li.,ving hot light been received throughout with move witeuoded el:planse, bv a !brilliant and in... Arming Audience, adl be rrpcated every evening tiii turtitr r rm)tierm FAMILY LINEN. Jand J. PATRICK respedfolly inform the . Nubility and Fatnih.. in general, that they ban len re ceived arw•rel Ruass of 7.Btha and 4-4tha IRISH LINENS, b4tb and il.4th Scotch Nooks and midi Sheeting., and a par tarn.. 4 'tome -In .da Linen fur Servant? ditto ; a h.w cat. ei Table Li.ien and Napkins ; Diep.-ra and Ilucksbacl, ler Tharlt end Servant,' Table Cloth.; vr:th an eateinve Atiertmrnt of Cotton Counterpanes and Quilts, Cord end fcricturc Dintittea, Ac. J. audJ P. baying received siva annwe •Nreet from the Ma• aicictonea, fad confident that theft Ladi. a oh • liuteoir (Attu 1i:'; a C trill, otwlusi , e:tion, bill thaw at sue) Prices as till goo: future F11•01.1n1 EY ken ■tn lell- .1... d J. P .-e a few lAA% of cheap India and jac a .,ti .r.. 1 Mull MuMim ; sever.' Patio •,' & o n, ms to 3a. GA. a Yard P•cks of raut l'art , oes at Ud ; 1.. ide Strretiug, Two Guine...tll, PePc.. co Two P.ms , Rai.* or nue Piannea, rich vdo.ms e otocs will b•e .areaJ rlw R a If &Ixt.y P as tavviabia Rale to mak no Abate eve, at N.. 11, Mary 1a.% wo•oe et -ea. Tieeatit!y. Mir 611 1 Pew LLTIF.R.COPYIXI: WRI LIN• A weirps(:.i)Esics, and no,ir. Mii)i)LETON. No. 162, Str.ln.l. opposite . Nevem& street, and No. 143, Stria I, no , tisee C stlits me- awe; berm inform the ?ohne, that he ha. now uts SA e, aloft Asewtment of PORTARLF. Jowl COVNTING lit WS, LFTTER•COYYING \1 ACIIINES the Putia`sle an com posed in a Mahogany INote, which kemo a complete Writm : NM, WO! OD Saba aa to be of the sr,,atest itt,l se to dimew h.• 1i.c.1; shoot a siLe and form to Lime' the pur...we at is eoth,,blte Serreeatee. Of Cauntiae-Itowes 41401.111 ft h. ill's the porta mina of one Ilan.. in Loi.loo—!oro of 13.4te tent smonft-Nmel to be al cheao, are eqoa! to new. A rte. 11 •0-1 Nxhutr , Iw which two or Illife loali.H m.tr be writ r o a t on a .rtiteiple th.eli obviates the ct.: fe.:ra hj,e prweedAt it. A 144 , Magnin:it* rsf Wntj , s, and Sams. to 114sheip iv, Sat., W 4cl I The reoest eartrte M rocket ILA. a ., - Ao.: es. M d Metes,'. nrigh Ill•elt Lead rencik. Mansfa-turer of the .lore Articles, li• i a . a04.4 to w•li ..n the lowest Tenor---.k Itkrat ‘ l,lo *lboct' to •• and the Trade GOUT, Rheinnatios, InAigettion, Fiatutiincy, Ncrrons Fferta-h teedir.:*, 1,1W11.C4,6 of Spirits, Tremors, Spionia, en mt. , nits, Role, Ste. C rIcCENTRATED ISSF:RCE OrGINGER• THIS mils' valuable P re p arat i on i s o ff ere d to t h e Public with Ineicssed Corifidsoce, shire it bas met wish teeSinjiso end Recomincadonson of 40014* of t h e fitg M. 41- 1 m ttm Kingdom ;it has bees taken with the grLatc.r its 4.nie Pan of the Royal Family, rad by rainy of 6- 14 , .bt10y and Gent , y in Toro Charulet nuy also he seen in the Ntalical and Chinarri• l R stew kr Mae, 110*. 4.4 .41:y (ermine tie Vern. onley awi Hudson. 11.-r Catenots, 2,, keymarkei, and, be their ap '''• "m *ll , , b 7 ; Leah'. Aber' iin and by i•scri reimMatilti V -id ir of ‘li-diciiiet in "! "op' tior•nmr•out the United Kingdom, in Bottles of ind 10. Cid. each, thity incletlad slli HANS SLOANE', RESTORATIVE And Itt.ASIVIATING PILLS see the most certain and so 'Nu Nralotr for Debt ire, ileitestion„ &e l hethr .noing from 11.4til caste s , or the , ntnenien.:ma of hot numuterate me• of ardent spinet. alltaol" 1 admi" a• 4 44 of ane•co r y, eetiettarit emphyyments. s sere wi l d:es s:poet hleasures, crei • rill iseloigetteic,, at solitary rice, and ":• esormannanded to every one desirous of health, Ti t n lotw I mr,arctaitt,:wtir rin.ined from the Manue-ript Recipe of ' Z.. 1214 0 ,1 fOuti Man whose name they Nan—, Man oateralia amt Ir . :T.:clan, a pasalreohltet eaaa Phabar t. a aeralrst astd Ch ~than, was the ornament a esti - - ..1 the admiration of Et trope. • l-folent too,nistor is a Surgeon of regular Woe Rion, 1 . ate trio:s,oCstriet taitserity. In A... offerine 411,11 to the •• he sought nut fa.nu or totoms fur htmself, hut hee'th '..ehiotar for his &lino-ere:turn and he le-is 4 Sala tr4C /. .ginning ht.t tectitrefe can invire, an he .' .a‘ , that unit entil anirruhatimi ha. highly gratai•rd an a , ..nor„ and ample reira-1 a 1 hi. 'ahem"- 1 :act : list of the name. of three who hate IlJprolv exarri wan:lreful eff et. would ler excee.! the liinsts of a Tolusatkb, whose cold sod trent::!aus , lerri, have old weather!, whose fibres ha re bra !..hche r L l , ease beoo «those torewlri,ll:4 .. .al ha. been enr.ehe..l, oh me .an .4 exhao‘te4 hate - Irep!enieb e A, rinse e re:dation ha. h.:e't rowel, kltertl quicken.., e:oo • tone and :rnein hat• b wn r aaet e hale r a l'a'ija"la .3 et4 u at now the lietog and gr witneasm st ' • mare partieular:r descrstative of their strtnet, rt. ritn, cat M.. Peer , ..'., No. 21. Seteli..n , l-:, * t I • ...au Garde.: : whet.% a•-t: o ivnien., tat " . .t . r l le• 1111 .1111 r Tl.er ire Cr . 1, .rte.', h a:! . Prr,:mjerr., y Irto lie to r" I . " 1.• Cie C 4 itei. r.te.....1e fir • ti.e•gt It, fro.' nt b. es. • tat • sal be Lio.apt.aLey 6,1* .ard. half a- ARTIFICIAL TEETH made on an improved plan, which have not any unpleasant effed like ~then, and are rai skilfully placed, from a single to a whole se, a. not to lie distinguished troni natural Teeth, on itisonairli. terms Sea Horse or Human Teeth, placed t.. Stumps, or frown one to a whole Set, with or without Artificial Gums. Mr. PRINCR, Dentist, No. Oxford street, near Argylestreet, Ratters himself, through Isis study and pradiee, he is enabled to give the best advice in all complaints incilent to the Teeth or Gums ro 411 per.edt ref Lifa Praice's (;rellairli Tincture, which is prat. II I to be the only remedy yet divovened for fastening Teeth that are eversa loose; those whit wear Artificial Teeth mid to their Natural, ought never to be .vithont it, as it keeps the Natural fo.en becoming Irssre ; price Ins 61 per Mottle. Prince', Pearl PASIO for concealing decayed Teeth in front, so as OW to be discovered tney are decayed ; Ladies and Gentlemen may ra. ply this Paste themselves in a ntomerit, by following the In caned Diredio is, price Halfra Gurasea per Pot. Prince's Cherry Paste, for pre.... vi , i4 and whitening the Teeth, and curing the Scurvy in the Gains. Mr P. will not speak in SOU. iW.11413, oar y ratuires a •.iagle trail to those wasceitanded with its mr•iitr, price Is. 61. per Pot. PrineYs Cherry Lotion; its rcalia, sec:ol.mm manna in sweetening the &cob. which Mt: arise f.ons inward complaints. Scorbutic GI mt, or D.icayed Ter•th, a giver, trial wil; avouch it. meats; th•rse who hake Te •th ought never to be without it, as it keeps the.n 'wail anal cies ; it M ANO a great preserver for the Teeth anal Gum., ;ow • 7.. p Bottle PI inces ushroora for the Tooth, gr err i nined.ate relief, price Bs 6.1. To be had as aline:, rid, be 4.' 1 at Mr Ward's Medicine Ware ;pa. Gray's Itta, Holborn; and i lia S 'fan. No. I s Royal Eacnalga, Loordoi. N. H 'tens fro it arty part of th!ertentry will be s ant by Coach, .tt• 5e , 1.11.1( the Money, "'„• Litters .posit p urli,direa2.l to Mr. Prince as abv-s. ?his Day 14 published, handsomely primed on fine pa;hyr, price Is. 6d. bound in Sheep, AN ENGLISH SPELLING-BOOK ; with Rearlinc 1...,0114 adapted to the Capacities of Ch.ldten : "l'ar , e Par's, cal.:Watt4 to advance the Learners be natural ald cal Gr.:Lit:wog; and to teach Onhography and Pronon rtat,on together. - ay L/NDLEY MURRAY, Author of 6, English Grammar adapted to the different Clams a Leaman." •.• This Spelling-bookisona new and improved Plan, without any thing that is foreign to the Nature of such a Work, or ;emote from general apprehension. The most ap proved Pronunciation, and the most accurate Spelling, are united in the Work. It contains a due mixture of spelling, and of reading Lessons; has the peculiar advantage of ',chi. biting no words in tie Lessons of reading, bid sui h have been previously learned i a 'hr columns afsi.iellni.7 The whole i. simple and easy, and al.,:sdated to please she-wage, as Nell as gradually to Acharr.r, the young Lean..•... Also, LINDLEY MURRAY% FIRST ROOK for CHILDREN, price W. •s • This Find it mit is eatral. t from the Spelling book ; and is published separately fur the use of those who may prefer it in this detached form. It teachet, an a f.rmdiar manner, the elementary sounds of the kniguage ; and con. ducts the learner by the gent,. st advance'. ft contains a variety of the easiest speUini letons : each of winch I. law trated by an appropriate reAduie Itswm, intzllt i ribte to C l nM•en. The whole is clovesl by a uumSei of sudab:e pne•nszuotis Primed for Lowman, Hurst, Rees, and Ome. :;.) 39, Patemoesee-row ; Danon sad Haivev. c!,arc' meat; W.tinn end Spence, York; and A. C•rn , ...Sle and C. , . ELn. burgh. Of whore stay DT htd, by Ca,: r.e .I.uther, English Grammar, 'I, rxt Cr F'= - rcile., IN CI. A Key to .btea, lottnnoceran i rtie E .gtish ROA 'lt, 3. Tbs Emir* Re•Jer, 4i. Sc . .:l!" .. Th• vurr of ltdig.on on t`o• Mind, ss. 61 Ow uncb, is Le-.ter Trance's, es 6J bound HINDEE ICINVAL t or, Ca.kst India. A Illiscellancius litsuloostaites Coininla.ion, in the Persian and Nagree Characters. 11. ----- ANEW THEJRY ofPFR SIAN VEP.ES s with their Hindoostanee Snoilinitss. 12.. The HINDEE SIURY lELLEIL ; Cr, Enterimning Expositor of the Itoehati, remAn, awl N..g. Charai.t.irs, in their Application to the Hluito,r,sitec 2 vols. 11. 10s. The HINDF.E A It.IEIC mot on.; oy Improved Tabular View of Arabic Woiili isi the Hi...lantana' Languor. ns The ROSE GAR DEN atiINDOOSTANI • Tranilition of Sadees celebrated God atan i t the Grand Popular Speech of Jodie, erroneoutly called the Moors i vols. 11. 101. INDIIN ET11.11.3; a Hindosetanee Tian/lance of Ilitooordes, from a Persian Version of that fat. famed Work. 161. NUSRI FIENugEtA, as Enetsantire Faits Talc, in thodonotanee Prow; from the Original ny Mitt Hamm, in Verse. 16.. • 7 • . •-•—..•••••••• The HINDEE-ROMAN ORTHOErs GRAPHIC.AL lILTIM.ATUM. A D.scrietinatise Visw of Oriental and lkcidettral Symbols and Spends. 2s. 61. •. ••• All the above Works sic enter•slat Stathi3rn.• N. R. &Nides the alansee.efol Fsrldications, a 'err exermstre Collection of New Hindoostanec Weeks, printed and MS. gt expected by the nest Fleet. TO WRITERS AND CIVETS. That stn fi*ntlanixti aided be India, eitiler ate awoke* of the If. iourable Lot I adta Company, may ole.uj irituic.utee of their express injunction: conc.:nth.* their Servant, •C 4 mutant of the Oriental Languages, the fiiiloe tog Extracts, front the Pu't.c Orders of tile Oissersioagencral in l lu.wist.4ol4r gal, are aid before them " Vire-Willitrot, Public Department, Dec 11, 17,1. " The R.cht Honourable the Gove•noi-General eono le. ins the lite admit iistratioo of the internal rovt•rn. mer i t and als.rs of the Comp:ow in racitiacit ttat do aril Ser.ant should be nominated to cmain °ekes of trirt and vwnens , bility, until it shall have ban ascertained that h.• if .urficientlir acquainted oath tht, laws sod regulations enitecd by the Governor General in Council, and the the knowledge of which is tequilite for the die doct•arge of the tespectist fooctimis of such oilers: his I.otalship in Coup e.: hereby anpri-es the Civil S -Trains of the Company nr Ben gal, th.it, from _i.ni .flee the Ist of January, 1801. no Srreant will he itionied eligib.e to any of the afuremootionied offices, ulit.l he shall have nasal :•1 rumination (Ilse 'm.o.! 'of which will be hereafter dr.:rushed' in the La.e •nd and in the Li.iguiges, a knowledge of which tierepy d•-darted to be an indiveneable qoadification for tech reopevivri OfTic.:4 "The lineages, a knowledge of which will he cooinr.lered requisite in the several of in the Judicial, R.,v..isits and Commercial Departirre,its, are. - " For the offiie of Judge or Register of any Court of J as tier., in the Frovineel of Bengal, Behar, Onna, or Senores, the /I indoost awe and the Pi-roan Lang,' .eee. " For the Mice of Coll,. tor of Reacieue, or of Cuonmt. or Commercial Rtnident, or Salt Aguitt, in the Province* of 61.11. gal, or Orissa, the Bengal Language •. " For the office of Collector of Revenue, or of Customs. or Commercial Resale,.`, or Agent, for the prfnitinn of fieantio in the Provinces of Behar or Bemires, the Hindomtattee Language. "G. H. B 4 R LOW, Secretary to Government." • It has been generally &rowed, that a 'Age in Bengal should also know the local dialect of that Province ; nor can it be denied, that the Collectors, &c. there would be greatly benefited by adding the Ifindoostanee and Per.ian to the Bengalis. Tongue. To BRITISH OFFICERS, and GENTI.EMFN of every Description, proce•-ding to INDIA. Since the above Orders were publidiel, a more regular System of °henna Elocatien has been Ore Bengal Government fur the Cisil and Militiry r.tahlis:iii.ents at Sen. gal, Ma Ins, and Bombay; in ali of sire67h, the ilindoeetsnee (or 1441011) has been justly consolcred an olneet of primary acquisition and importance, and taiiiti:t as.cor.linitly to all Writers and Cadets, on their arrival in lodic. A knowledge of di: Ilindoostanee is not oily essential for every Stranger in Ilr:ti‘h India, who must hal, a personal communication with the natives at laige; but, moreover, paves the %ay for the speedy a..quirsineat of the Frisian and ether Oriental Tongues in that country, where alone they Cale be aceuratdy learned, as Living Languages, through the . medium of the Ilindoonawm, which is t..e Ver.iaeuiar Speech of rill the Moonshres, nr Native Teachers pi, Hirelooston. In the Armies, M aritime , __ and Domestic A ff airs of India, no other LiligUß4'? than the Hindoustenee iiiiiversZiy spoken or understood; nor is any other required from the Cadent now studying it, and Tactic. at the Military Azailensiir , , lately established in the three ['rebid:lick-a of Bengal, Madras, and &mbar. As Prreich, nr any other eso.lern and ancient tuners may be deemed boil u.squi ant isr.asminsul to British °Airco in E U? ,pe, a., will the Persian, .Arable, Prtwe to them. ate Cadets hi India but it sh..ukl ever be rec.:lvied, that to a Odic-:11 there, the kilaidoostenee ono less iskropen..ble, than a k lostedge of `:nglish mu t be to UlFiceN in the. Be i t,dft emirs; and, to 1 3 / 4 ..;umitti, ..li.•uld be as tl.e i.r.wary °inset of by eve!, per..., pall/ to th.• C. t la d.es: 1111« he yid!, owner in Liter, 6•,1 ilia the lispian n a second r eons, I ration, .1 atterwatis u limit, van 6.14 expettco, a.i t Illevls urn eitectuatt &ban it ran .at learned n, thts COmisty ••• At "Mach, and Pam', ma• haJ gnat. a List *it R..k. mi lir:ental Lit ....ttu,*, arc c rbat vdl - .Ar. fiund Leo :. .1 t. wnt.-r4, etievs, an.t a.wire.n ra roil to the Fa•t la di . 4.... their ea. ologaz a. 6,r 1401, I Vaal% es... r olislng the steweet saJ m.st erta.iliedrigaraLtustri. - ..111111111 MANSION HOUSE, October, 1904 •lIHE LORD MAYOR thinks it proper that the I Corporation should be apprised of the Deei-ion of a Question, between himself and the Port Committee, and there fore transmits a Copy of the Opinion of Counsel, on a Case submitted to them by that Cnmmittee. (COPY.) These Quections, as they are applicable to the present Case, Moire themselves into Two tat.—Whether the Common Council can exercise any Con trolsl over the Harbour Masters, except by Bye-Laws, made and confirmed as the Act requires. 2d -s-lfhetliet the Mayor can exercise such Contrnul before any Ilse-Laws are made. Upon the las—We are of Opinion that the Common Council can exercise no such Controul, except by the means of Bye-Laws, mad- and confirmed in pursuance of the Act. Upon the are of Opinion that the Lord Mayor has this Pommel Controul, subject to the regulation of such Bye- Laws, as m..v be hereafter male by the Common Council, and du'y continued. V. GIBBS, JOHN SILVESTER, Lincoln's Inn, NEWM.IN KNOWLTS, Oct. 9, 1804. H DAMPIER. ONLY TWO DAYS TO DRAW. RICH ST ATE OF THE WHEEL. 2 Foie. of 1.20,000 2 2 l,OOO &e &I% Fitt drawn To-•oorrow Morning will he entitled to 3,0001 Ticekt , : JIM Sham, w Irritated moArawn, are telling at a!! the Lteencrd tifEeti. N. 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