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Nichotas Vatitirrxti, the night Hon. JOHN SLILIVA!t, EVA% Ltvr, ESq. H6•4tty Esq. the Right Eton. CH Antes L•aso, and Mr. J. w.::.ld be inha,ssible, without en croaching to rith7l. 1:,1111 out report of the debate in the House of Commons last nihlit, to give even sin abstra& of th:i Rcilut, th.tt coiili be satisfac tory. We must, tb-refore, he. content ssith oh serving, that it ennineiates the vaiina. heads in the Eleventh Report, in the following cis:der : First, the heal entitled, " Issue of Navy Bills for the purpase of rai►ing Money." The Comnii:tee, having entered into a minute detail uoon this head, observe " That they cannot discover any fair grouni for considering the orders (viz. the orders under which the bills were issue I) AS illegal, either in what has been previously stated relative to the particulars of the transaAions, or in the evidence they have re ceived, or in any statute or rule of law with which they arc acquainted." The second head is ietitled " Loss arising from the mode of paying the Interest on Navy and Transport Bills." On this head the Committre observe, that " The♦ have not deemed it necessary to enter into much inquiry, in addition to that which the Commissioners have thought ri: to institute with regard to a subjeft which does not appear to your Committee to have required the very particular and elaborate investiga tion they have besto \red upon it." On the third and last head, entitled " Money imprested by the Navy Board for secret Naval service q," the Committee notice only the issue of 16,0001. t.lr A Secret Service. and, avoiding all discus.iom refer .almost solely to what appears in No. :23, of the Appendix to the Eleventh Report. Lord Gtersszavic presented in the House of Commons, on Thursday, the Report of the Secret Committee upon certain matters contained in the Eleventh Report cf the Naval Commissioners, viz. the Advance of 100,000 ) . for Secret Naval Services, between the 4th Oct. 17;1:1, and 9th April, 1801, fire thousand pounds of which are stated in that Report to have been repaid into the hands of the Treasurer of the Navy, and the remaining ilnprest of 9i,("001. to have been cleared or taken off by or der of the Lords of the Treasury, on the Ist of May, 1804. In the Appendix to the Eleventh Report (pages 531,' and .533), Earl SPENCER and the Earl of Sr. VINCENT were both examined with respect to this advance of 100,0001. seventy thousand pounds of which were advanced during the period of Earl #PE SC/A% being First Lord of the Admiralty, and the remaining 30,0001. during Earl Sr. VINCENT'S Administration. Eatl SPENCER, upon bcirg asked whether any part of the transaction was known to him ? replied. " I apprehend the transaction was known to me at the time; but I have not now a sufficient recol leCion to speak precisely on the subjea." Earl Sr. Viecaser was asked the same question, whether any part of the transaaion was known to him ? he re plied, " None Wk.iletst 1 . . " A reply so positive, which left no room for the slightest supposition that his Lordship's recollec tion wls defeaive, or that he could have had any knowleJge of the transaaion, naturally excited sus picion. Sir Atsoata: II alismoNo, the Comptroller of the Navy, and !lead of the Navy Board, by which the money had been advanced, upon reading the Eleventh Report, and Earl Sr. Vie:canes evi- : slence, inun•diately requested to be re-examined be fore the NAVAI Commissioners, who, having sub mitted their Report to Parliament, declined re suming the Enquiry. Sir ANDREW HA se MOND them wrote to the Lords of the Admiralty, and trans mitted his correspondence with Earl ST. VINCENT and other persons, together with his own statement and declaration, in which be asserted, that lie bad informed his Lordship of all the circumstances of the transaaions relative to the issue of the 100,0001. To these documents sent to the Lords of the Ad miralty by Sir A. S. 1 la se stoso, which were prir.ted by crier of the I louse of Commons, we referred rime time ago. In consequence of these circumstances, that part of the Eleventh Report, which related to the I 00,0tX)I. was referred to a Secret Committee of the klouse of CornmoLs, who on Thureday trade the following REPORT. The Committer- of Secrecy, to whoru vo much of We Eleventh Reiuirt of the. C iianii,ioners u( Naval Enquiry, as relates to the &franc. of One Hundred Thom uid Poirot'lr, for a Stcret Naval 6ervi✓, wee referral; and who were' em powered M riiiort lOW opinion and eilorareetient llaireapen to the Moue : Have agreed upon the following Report Your ravornittire base Wren into their ouneideration, the subject, referod to them; cad having exaaiiuod simians per aOnt, and called 'el and pevwved certain letteis, awl other duru• devote 'Agite therraii, they have agreed osi the following ilteselution Relayed, That t is the eyinio• of Ohs Committee. that Vas sail 1100,0 td. was aihmaccd (.t so o:nect, to which the Sy .pilesgrAlued fur Naval sawn' a W that the sp;d:cat'one,tlE-reof, ro that iif ect. was incostoe, in which . * • le/ 1011011 r of th's coent:y was concerned ; a —V , memos . t at Comaytouiler el the Nor:. odder V, I orders fern the Lords of the Treasury, with the know• ledge and aathurdy of the Fir.t Lord of the Admiralty, and in the fitten mode f.r an:ucting the end proposed that the Clearing Rill for 95,0001. part of th e s a id ;o u t o r 100,0001. was granted nu just and proper grounds; that the circumstances of the aphlicltion of tha mo. tey were of sod, a nature that a dtsclntur- .If them, either at the period when the' , t uok , place, or At any tins:2l4w; want have b 13.1 attend el with inconvenience; that it must los matter or se grm, if any thing has ins:rust. in t,e noun time, whit may have teuiel, in any degree, to sti^ll a di.:cloium; and that the reason: against such di.cluture still ern %% itt ne, and rearl.-r it the duty of the Committee to entails from entering into any far. timer particulars on the sul@ct. The Oliver Elsvorth inerchlint ship. Captain BIIttIIILTT, ill arrived at Liverpool from New York, which place she left on the I.t inst. Captain Brri- OUT r states, that, previon, to his sailir,.• from New York, intelligence had h..:en received of the arrival at St. Helena of the honieward.briund China fleet, which were to proceed from thence for Fingl.ind on or about the 25th of April. The arrival of this valuable fleet may therefore be daily expected. Yesterday, the ROYAL FAMILY dined with Lord Essrat, at his seat near Watford. We are sorry to state His MAJ CST Y has a slight inflammation in his eyes. Thursday m"rling, the NEAPOLITAN, PORTU.• mass, and Swarstsu A a AS4ADOKS transafted business at Lnrd MULORAYS'A Office. Thursday Her Majesty gave a dinner at Frog more, to the Windsor Loyal Volunteer Cavalry and ' Infantry. About two o'clock the Corps paraded in the Castle-yard, when an excellent admonotoi y speech was made by Colonel Nuke, the commandant of the Volunteer Infantry, setting forth how high an honour they had received, and hoping that by be. hiving with the most perfeift order and propriety, they would prove themselves not unworthy of it. About three the Corps marched down to Frogmore, to the lawn in front of the Pavilion, where five tables were placed for the men, and a marquee pitched for the reception of the officers. The men being drawn up in a line, till the dinner, consisting of barn and fowls, tongues, lamb, roast veal and beef, pies, puddings, and tarts, and a full proportion of a pint of wine to each man, and as notch porter as they wished, were placed on the tables. Highly honoured as the Corps must feel themselves by this invitation, yet an additional rest ,was given to their repast, by the gracious condescension and attention of Their Majesties. The King, taking out his glass, observed, he wished to see that the tables were well covered, and perceiving that they were so, he signified his approbation, and the men sat down. The Royal Party then withdrew to dinner, in the adjoining chamber. Dinner being finished, and the Officers having advanced to the heads of the tables of their respect ive companies, the men all standing up uncovered, the King's health was given with three cheers ; which being drank, the Queen's was also given with the same number of cheers, and then the rest of the Royal Family in like manner. The Corps being then formed in line, Mr. Vaughan, one of the eh*. risters of St. George's Chapel, and a Member of dm Corps, advanced in front, and sang Cied Sere the Kin:, the whole line joining in chorus. The Corps then gave three cheers, faced to the left, and marched home its the greatest order. At half past five, agreeably to the time specified in Tickets, distributed by order of Her Majesty, a considerable number of the principal inhabitants of Windsor and Eton, with the young gentlemen of F.ton S:hool, to the number of NS, repaired to the barn in Frogmore Gardens, occasionally used as a ball-room, but now fitted up as a theatre. Between six and seven o'clock, Their Majesties, accompa nied by all the Princesses, the Dukes of Kent,'Curn berland, and Sussex; Ladies Ely, Cranky, and Radnor; the Marchioness of Bath; Mesdames, Sneyd, and Villiers ; Miss Onslow ; the Duke of Portland's daughters, with several other ladies of distinction; Lords Uxbridge and Bulkeley, Count Munster; Generals Garth and Fitzroy; Honourable Mr. Villiers • Colonels Sneyd and Desbrowe, &c. entered ; wh en the entertainments began, coneist ing of—lst. A German Drama; '2d, Dancing on the tight rope by a figure moved by means of me chanism ; Sdly, Another German Drama ; and, 4thly, An elegant and grand display of the Phan tasmagoria, representing groups of Cherubs and Seraphims. The Muses and Graces. Mercuries and Cupids, with Apollo in the centre, dancing to soft music. The company thiin (it being about ten o'clock) re tired to then resist:Calve homes, extremely gratified with their entertainment. Daring the ads, refresh ment was most plentifully handed round to the com pany, consisting of between four and five hundred. Last night a new Comedy, entitled The Partner:, was performed at the Haymarket Theatre to as crowded an audience as we ever witnessed. All the exertions of Mr. EL LISTON, Mrs. Gums, and Mr. Dow Tow, could not save it from the disapprobation of the house, which, on Mr. Et.r.tsrois's attempting to announce it for second representation, became so violent that he declined doing so, sutiag " that the managers never would press any thing on the public they did not approve, as, without a little encourage ment, Th, Nether, could 'never succeed." Con sidering The Perigee*, therefore, a bankrupt con cern, we shall not enter into a particular examina tion of the account between their di .unatic merit and the criticism of the public. It is certainly a proof of the first ability and judgment so to furnish aftion with the powers of langu age, as to impart a sufficient interest; this is happily accomplished in lowemt, Primers of Belem's. at the Roy •;. Ctee.us ; ai.d the strongest impression is conveyed tie oughoue its various and well are ranged scenes, of which the provoking Perthemes to tee wager by lachtnto ; the letter's pretended con firmation of Inoseat's infidelity, and the concluding scene,ArC, amongst others, sufficiently demonstrative. Several attra.live entettoinnients accompany this deservedly favourite production; amongst these the vocal esertions and concerto on the Piano Forte, by that sin pi 'sing Infant Isliss F's it ne. its Magni Tile, VI Ilarltive Wendt...:; and the Equestrian Feats of MA it ace, deserve psi tieular notice. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE R ACES. (Contiol kl ed. ) SECOND DAY, TOUDAY. The King's Plate of 100 gs. for 5 rear (Ads. lOst. Four Mile Heats. Sir H Willi a rrwm's gr. h. Firmest Starling, by Sir Peter 4 1 1 Mr. G Flitirwer ch. h. . . • . I 2 Sweepstakes of logs each, for Horses, &c. not thorough bred, all Ages. Two Mik and quartet Heats Subscribers.) Mr. Baker', b h. iltickr int. by Oberlin . . . I I Sir F 80, tame. b. m..bv Ruler Sir H. Willi:mm.)li% ch. h. by Standard . . . 2 3 COCKING. State of the long Main of Cocks between Mr. Brand ling and Mr. Mellish, for 20gs. a Battle, and I,ooogs the Main. MR. ■RAKUt.IVC. MR. MELLISH.. Monday S Ma u. 1 Main S Mr. Brandling i; one a-head in the Byes. (Tei be continued.) BIRUIcY MEETING. THossoAr, Juss 27, 13b.r. (Comfit ued.) BUR FORD COURSE. Duke of St. Alban's Northampton, list, beat Gen. Grosvenor's Humming Bird, 9st. 101 b. two miles, 25gs. Mr. Germain's Witchcraft, lOst. 211 b. beat Lord Foley's Absolute, I I st. (ilk. three miles, 50gs. Mr. Mellich's Little Joey, I st. beat Gen. Gros- . venor's Humming Bird, lOst. 1 lib. from the end of - the Wall and once round the course, 50gs. A Handicap Sweepstakes of logs. each, two miles. His Royal Htghness the Prince of Wales's ISSOlik.atto Vi valdi 4 yrs old, I lit. 10Ib. . . . . Mr. GOcidardss b h: citing Eclipse, 6 yrs. old, list. Mr. llorrisuit's Chants. avd. list. 31b. . . . Mr. Ilawkes's I.ittle Printer, aged, list. 71b. . . Mr. Mellisli% Lionaliogo, 6 yrs. old, 12it. . . . 5 First Class of Handicap Sweepstakes, lOgs, each, with '2sgs. added by the Club, two miles. Whirligtg, list 2tb. 17.,!0:1.1 Kiogicote'i l.a Msnelia, 4 yr; old, lest. 21b. . I Doke of St. Allian's Northampton, 6 yrs. old, 21b. . 3 Lord F. Bentinck's Chance, I Ist. 71b. brat Gen. Grosvenor's Skirmisher, 9g. 41b. two miles and a half, 50gs. Second Class of Handicap Sweepstakes, 10gs. each, with 25gs. added, two miles. Mr. Mellish's Pipyiin, 6 yrs. old, list. 91b. Gen. Grosvenor': Skirmisher, 4 yrs old, 9.t.716. . . Lord C. Somerset's Daisy, aged. lost. I Ilb . . Mr. B. Prier's Grildrui, 4 yrs. old, 10st. . 1 . 2 . 1 . PRIVATE CORIUSPONDENCE. DUBLIN, Jugs 25. COURT OF RING'S IFNCH. At the sitting of the Court this morning, Mr. CURRIER moved for a writ of Habeas Copas, return. able instanter, to bring op the body of Archibald Hamilton Rowan, Esq. which was immediately granted. Soon after, Mr. Rowan, who had been waiting in an adjoining chamber, came into Court in the custody of Sheriff Bloxham, and accompa nied by Mr. Griffith, of Millecent. He was dressed in black, and took his seat in the first row of the Barristers seats, and in front of the Bench. The ATTORNEY GENERAL then stated that the Crown Solicitor (Mr. Kernmis) had not informed him of the intended application to their Lordships, on tho part of Mr. Rowan, until half past ten o'clock this day ; that of course he had no opportunity of looking into what was the praftice upon such occasions ; that he had received a general warrant to permit Mr. Rowan to sue nut a writ of error, and to reverse the attain der, which was against him ; but that, as that war rant did not recite any specific error in faa, on which Mr. Rowan or his Counsel meant to rely, he (the Attorney General) was doubtful, whether he was authorised or not, ender such warrant, to con fess such specific errors.. What it appeared to him a sufficient authority from is Majesty to His Ex tellency the Lord Lieutenant, to issue such special warrant as would be necessary, whilst it would be irregular in hilt (the Attorney General) to a& on it in its present shape. After a few wards from Mr. Rush and Mr. Carwen, the Court observed, that the return to the writ not having been read, they were not bound to take notice of Mr. Rowan being in custody, or of any thing that had passed. That doubtless his Counsel would confer with the Attorney General ; and, as soon as they had arranged mat ters, would again mention the business to the Court. Mr. Rowan then withdrew. On Thursday last, as Lord Meath was driving his baroache from Kilruddery towards Bray, the horses (four fine blooded bays, which of late had been but little exercised) took head, and went off at full gallop. His Lordship endeavoured to rem them in until his wrist was dislocated by the violence of the exertion : he then sprung from the box, and fortunately reached the ground without any other accident, than slightly spraining ono of his auks. His Lordship, being apprehensive that an exag gerated account of this accident might be conveyed to Lady Meath, who was on the eve of her accouche men!, immediately mounted his servant's horse, and, galloping back to Kilruddery. presented himself before her, before her Ladyship had any idea of the dangers to which he had been exposed. The horses afterwards ran furiously into the town of Bray, where their career was arrested by the loss of one of the carriage wheels, which was knocked off by the projecting angle of a house. Yesterdav a very genteel young man, not eigh teen years cold, underwent a further ecamination on a charge of an attempt of forgery on the house of Swirl+, Svc's, and Co. Mansion-hnusc•street. He was remanded for turtber examination. Yesterday a private examination was held, at Row. greet, before Mr. Rotnisom, of a person, supposed to be concerned in the fraudulent stamping of the Ace of Spades. Wednesday morning, at a quarter before one o'clock, a most dreadful fire hicke out in the shop of Mr. Roars', stamp distributor and stationer, and Mr. Cour env rw's, linen-draper, in Broad greet, Plymouth, which burned with such incre dible fury, until half past four, that the whole of those two extensive premises, with 111 their stock in trade, household furniture, and even wearing appa rehwere completely a prey to the devouring clement. Fortunately no liens were lost. NAVAL I NTELLICEICCE. • • •• PorTSMOUTN. JUKE 27. Arrived th e Re/igre•tr man of w.tr, from 6, Downs.—Wind W.S.W. MA L, JUNE 27, This morning sailed from the Downs, Hi s M, .jesty's ships Majestic ( Rear Admiral Russel), A,. : maul, lalclope, Shady, and Pomona, on a cruise the Telef. JuNr. O• . The Dorset packet, Captain Hamilton, and , 1.0 Lain Frances, Captain Flyn. sailed last night w;n i the Mails of the 25th, for Husurn and Gottenburgi. None of the packets that arc due, are in sight. MEETINGS Of eltEDi FURS AT GUILDHALL, GIN ►toll Day• Michael Mq;arry. Co..rer , " ....sit. Upper Urn Srelds. e. ficlil, 11,14110cx, •ittuallur . 1i --- PRIC OF Snicis„ . . F. --- YFsTiiiiii ir --- 3 per Cent. Reduced • • 38 11 i 4 per Cent . I.unt Aunuittes l6 13-16 i Shim ditto ft lutneridl3 per Cent 5' I: Uninsuni Indit Bonds. • Is,. Exchequer Hills.. Consols hr .. T. lISII, Stnck leroket, N• 4, Cotiihill, and 9, Cloariug C .t _ _ _. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS-4Lnc 20. Gov. Deo. 31 pee Gov. Deb. 5 per Cent Vbl • CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, June 28. The fresh arrivals te-day lot Wheat are few but the gu m *, of Second and Ordinary un hand is great, an d has little sue{ fII6.2,NC,'Nt and full as dear...-The Batley Trade is dap a n g rather Mica;:er --Malt and Grey Peas, at little dilerenee... Beans et both sin:, lather higher; White PO, sre Inver. Althntigh Oats arrive in ' , sod being mine in r... t . st fir public servlrte, they evidently ar e dearer —F.ne Hew caw thine' dear, front the general s.ari.ity of good Lat. CU I III ENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wh-e. .46s Gt.. U. Bun. 446. SIL N. Fined.) .91.i. 954 04. Tick iScstns .....425. 44.. IM, Rye.. 8.16:e. NI3 ~.. ...... 631 7•:. 01 Itapc 5cad.......001. 0.6.. 46. White Pei. 42.. 46. Od Floc F.nut ... • 751.726.61. Gros Peas 40.. 45.. Od. Se.,•nd , 65. 754.10.1 DEATH. On Wednesday last, at lug huu,e , T.evid.hariv, Kent, C,,e. 1 G. Si rnson, late Commander or the FortWiLloitu,, . the East India Company's service. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I: INIX/M-RRID. Morn. JI rota. after 3.—Ever. min after 3. SALES BY AUCTION. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, OLD C AVENDISH SMUT, VENOISH-SQUARE. By Mr. STF.WART, At his Auction Boning, Nu 194, Monday (oNwete AL bany), TillS DAY, at Twelve &Clock. by virtue of an Execution directed tu the Sheriff: of Muldlesex, THE Valuable LEASE of the Premises, No. IS, Old Civenr 4 ish.stroet, Cavendish-sem:o, late pis the oc cupation of Mr. Regnsrt, Carver and G.ltu, and consists ant excellent DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, I•Xt.nsive alibi@ behind in doilbha and light Work-shops, and mall tom adjoining; the whole in gaud repair. the Workorinps hien been recently built, 11 Years and one quartet of the iRAIS unexpired at Mit:auseuer„ 1901, at the low Roo of Soy Pounds per Annum. P. inted Pariirulats to be had of Mr. Ineetv, Slikitet, Max. cheater Building; ' Westminster; and of Mr. Stewart, at ha Auction No. 194, ErceediliT • By Mr. STEWART, At his Aod ion Roam+, 194. Piccadilly, opposite Mks!, TIM DAY at Twal e AVALUABLE COLLECTION of BOORS; amongst which will be found the following, via. lobe`—Hasted's !Lawry and Antiquities at' K a sit, Sam, 4 e.—Gales Scriptures, 3 v Kites to illtsirate Shakspnre's Works prof impression—Cowper on the Me:. vier, plates—Dart's 6.anterhury—Uiry's Chaecer...Elistathii a Ig o ine r ii, fir. L i t. 2 'v.—Mingles'. Nato Britannke, Ouirto.—Parkinson't Watts, large pa,er—Leckel Works, 4 vol.—Huitie's Eci:lanil, 6 vol.--;:ltse.iiiick's Mans Architecture, flue ias : ressr•rt,4, •01.-3oloogrooke's Warts, 5 vol.-.-Peroese's Voyage round the World, plates, 3 so' Dictionaries of Ainsworth. Boyer, Baietti„ Johns^ ran. bum, Sze Octavo —Biographical Dictionary, I! Vols.—Bacon'. Wrii, 10 Vols. I p.-..Shaks;seare's Works, by' ohnson and Sterna. IS Volts—The Works of Blair, Goldsmith, Gay, Smith, Sinollett, Sterne, ke. and a1m0.4 every useful Work in Histort. Antiquities, Voyages, Travel., Poetry. Arts and Sciates, do c.—The whole in perfect condition and mane in e!egi* Bindings, bang the third portion of tile elegant bound Starr of Books of Mr. Gardner, Baokseller, of the Slzmid, front from business, which will be sold without reserve. To be viewed, and Catalogues had gnats, at the Roost s 144, By LEIGH aml SOTHEBY. At their House, No. leS, in the Strand, opposite Catharine Street (removed from York.street, Covent Garden), es WEDNESDAY NEXT, and Fire ( ellowiag Days (Swat excepted), at Treks o'Clock, •1111 E LIBRARIES of the late THOMAS ENGLISH, M D. Author of Plithitiotegy, a Pone. To be viewed ; Catalogues t o be had at the Place of Sale _ _ TO DEALERS ONLY. CiJPPER.PI. I II'ES, WITH IMPRESSIONS. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, Nu. al, in the Strand, us MONDAY NEXT, July I, at Four o'Clock, THE Valuable COLLECTION of COPPER PLATES, with IhIPRESSIONS, late the ue.perty Mr. ROBERT GRAVE, deco tuft consisting le on ' , IA? d Portraits; animig which are screal Theatrica lPert;aiU „ Betterten, Garrick, Henderson, Woodward. Junaton, Parsons, lewii. Misttwet Woffulgton, Oldheld, Put.e. Tor Mask of Garrick, taken alter his Access, by Pine; and mazy after Sir Joshua Rcynolda The Set of Cambridge !roundel. by Fahor. Plates hind's Stafforddiire, and sirloin etheri,ty Kartoloul. Dickenson, Thema* ai d James Watson, J. au in. Fisher V. Green, Vertue, Woi 410)."'‘ R. White, dc die ; togcthcr with sundry Dusrlissw 12r prevision, without Placa. To be viewed on Saturday and Stara:ng of Sabi; when Ca talugete map be had COPPER PLATES anJ I StrahSsioNs. RV Mr. RICHARDSON. At his !louse, No 31, in the Strand, on TUESDAY NEXT, at w.e o'Cliark, • r ilE ENTIRE wholeulc S POC K of COPPER A PLATES and DUPLICATE IMPRESSIOSS of 3011 N MANISONI, inctirling Piiikeitosca Sentelt with waxily TlioaKind Impreancnis; Caiiliin-tei's 'An iquito Scot anal, Itto Prates with ditto; Plates to Pines Vt4l ll, • 14 4110 Coptea ; auod,v Portraits of Amato, Attar., Qua i ti+9 o. I.shorl fist a, by M o m C.IIIIWAV atiplkdie beprefi 4 lll l l R.; bury% Shakeativare, by Id isteluszy, ; a tow I,u of PIP" Pnn•ing rapin, he To Ow viewed Thia flay, and tit tho tiny of Sala, O.' Cata °goes a dy b. had. - tsr tiEt,ORGF: DA%IDSUPss, 1 40 _„ 3 : Wreh street, tit Clement t. and blobs,' tJ JCISIA RYDER, at eh, (Ace., N.r. 15, M4C:i Of St 4:10 .A l . t t•!..m.f• .:•rs rose e)hiate eles Jowl; es- I • E - fti -; E . " 71 Ar; THE A 9 rpH IS PRE b p+neut_• Write Comedy of Guru F ft el, Mr C T pi , . I lank. M may, D4r. Halo Atte? LOVE LA Vigt , Mr. D , lt t t e, Mr. Grego ; De Camp; Dub. 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