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ttrittob r tiro. ~.., I ': t . SATURDAY, JU LY 14, 1804. 41.ir: fit (Paict.l - :PENCE. --.......-- rrHEATRE ROY A L, HAYMARKE T. 1 THIS EVENING will be presented (ruA Tune this Season ;, the Comedy of THE POOR GENTLEMAN. Sir Robert Bramble, Mr. B‘NNISTER, Jun. Frederic, Mr. EILISTON. (Moped, Mr. MATIIEWS. Stephen liarrowbr, Mr.-DE CAMP Mint LUCfrtitt Mae Tab, Mn. 11ARIAAVE. Emily Worthington, Nino G1BBS• 'titer which will he presented (Sth Time), a New Musical Drama, called, THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. . _ . With 1 , 1;w Scours, Dre y r.ee, KELLY. sod Decorations b Mr. The Characters by Mr. ELLTSTON, Mr. CHAPM IN, Miss H. KELLY, Vaster HORRESO‘V, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr TAYLOR, rAimER, Mr. SMITH, Mn TAYLOR, Miss HOW ELLS, Mrs. MATHEWS, MTS. GIBBS.' I. The Music NAVY OFFICE, JULY 10, 1304. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICEIIS and COM MISSIONERS of His Best 's Nary do hereby girr Notice, Mt di Masten in the Nary, r ha spay Ire as this time ussessisi.o4, est IP tired istastaitte4 to Ms Office Llorwitio. of Ara, place of abode, and rhietater they it capable of serosce or sot ; is ete (ewer cote, acertiticate is that la from a medical praetitioner mist leforwerded. And every erten Jhil og to comply a it 4 that re- I uisitinn, within one month from this date, 'sill be struck of As hat 41 . Mester.. IRIS!! LINENS. IN consequence of the many complaints aphid Liwn Cloths whitened by the chemical process, a Coni pally was formed in 1801, by some of the first Makers In Ire land, to supply the Pubiic in this City with the him IRISH LINEN CLOTHS (bleached in the old slid usual method) at the wholealle Irish prices. Their osigitul plan is invariably adhered to, via. Te WI one piece, but not less. A piece to be cold at the wholesale price. Lich piece rated, end no alteration of price. All goods warranted, and the money retuned if a fault appears. Their four-fourths and oven-eighthe Linens, contain about twenty-five yards each piece. Their nine-eighths and fiye-fourths Sheeting, contain about fifty two yards each piece. Their six-fourths Sheetings contain about thirty-two yards each piece. *.• Cash as usual for Rank of Ireland Notes. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. Rs-now:4 from Great Russell-street, to No. 4, Bloomsbury iguana, opt Hart and Southampton-d eets,lead.ng to Ifulbryn. The Dividends due the sth iunatit, are now in course of mast at the SANK of ENGLAND. A SAVING of ONE GUINEA in THREE, With Pleasantness and Durability, In COLLTER's SILK HOSE with COTTON FEET, Removed from the Poultry to Fleetatreet. THE astonishing increasing demand for the shove being a full confirmation of thee real utility, has induced th..! ?saurian/Most respeetfully to submit their peculiar and thstingaistsed excellencies to the known fast.' and d awn meat of the Nnbility, Clergy, Gentry, kc. having just COM pkilbe the largest and most elegant ostinerneut ewer betore ex hibited fur impection. Ladie.' and Gentlesicies China Wilite Silk 7s. (,d. or Three Pair for a Guinea, to &paha, with the gist fashionable Clocks I. id. Stout and fiat Black ditto, from fa 6d. to ICs. 6d. N. B. Every other article of tin.iery, in cluantitiea of Three Pair and opwailt, at the Whulesale Trade Pike. No. 146, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MANDFACTORT. BROWN and COWAN (from Mr. iloby's;, at their SiMeltllti Warebous; No 541 Strand, one door from Catherine street, hare constantly on SA. an E..terrive Assortment of neat BOOM and SHOES, which ;wing mow (adored under their immediate inspeCtion, presume tiros will be tumid, in point of Fashion, Durability, and Fitting, equal in these Et "poke at any other Unities in London ; and in eon. seveace ("fa quick Sale, and receiving prompt Payment, are enabled to submit there at the understated very reduced Fria : 1. a. d. Calf Skin Hessian Banta - 1 13 0 Spanish Leathcr ditto - . 114 0 Back Stra:lJnzicey - - 1 15 0 Ditto Military - - - - 1 15 0 Ditto Three-quartered - - 1 13 0 Cordovan Boots - - - 1 5 0 Walking Shoes - - - 0 9 Strong ditto dine - - - - 0 9 6 Dress Shoes and Pumps - • - 0 10 0 Spanish Leather ditto ditto - 010 6 11. B. Country Letters (post paid) duly attended tn. BE riancuLmt AS TO THE HOUSE. ►ATENT BEDSTEADS AND VILES, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR REDS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND. THE ORIGINAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR. BUTLER', Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet Ware-glo ms mid Manufactory, No 1, and 14, Cashes tine-street. A large assortment of articles of the newe-1, stat. , t, and mot reconouncal F c4nons, of we seasoned Mr terialv, and excellent Workmanship, with several Improve. Meats. EL/11.ER respectfully relies on the good disremmont of Vie Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and in siniiatiuns opposed to him and counterfeiting his ankles. It it well known that BUTLER has two Patents, one for Tables, the other for Bedsteads the principle of the first is applicskis so almost all Kinds of Tables and is allowed to be a great linpcovenvent ; it renders them more convenient for filousiss hi 1 much moreportalq. The principle of the other is anpli- CAbie to mnst kinds of Bedsteads, as Fuur re, , t, Tent, Sots I'd Chair Beds, which Utter we singularly useful he Sickness, 5:4 each, when shut up, makes a handsome piece of furoiture L• I Silliiieiroom, Lire:sing-room, &c. The Four Post and T7iit S'4 gu to l getk-r in all parts with brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks, or nails in the fuirtitiite, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the &sure, adapted fur Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and Not Climates, also partanle Chairs, &c. BUTLER'. Patent Manuttetures have been graciously latmnised by the King, Queen, and Royal Family. ho .'"-id by erdirs from numbers of the Nishility and Gentry, kii have been highly approved of in the East and Won talks; tee merit Si the Articles has thus met with favourable en. .iil , agineet, and Er which lie return. his ;rueful ack.nowludg -I"nis and cannot hut notice the kind Offices of siime other,, who fix up large Riga Bawds, wit% FICTLEft's name inscribed, 'etch may hells eiso to promote his Ruersess, or should it AiMaid otbotwile, he. by the perniewion of Prost.' 'll‘.l. ',A llure:tures and sells his Se —for lourspust and oth. r rogiN ea * et! " Di 'ing Tables , and ..ta'ilnet Articles as u'ouvr, Caht erich.str.vt, eight Doors front the Strand, a Brick-Vint ',HY**. when ha bls constructed several Timis and NEniliiroo ii.TWarking the same, and *othzrwd4c b..wo at conshkr e Vettes to bring thein t 7 that uniny and degree of perfect IL 40 6 they now ate. At :ho same place may be had sway 'foe siwe,ictelv Purstisiuni N a Vs: a ge • sastasa. TO THE INOEPENHENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. . - rittslttutrt, rI NNE Committee of the House of Commons luring &elite(' the last Election for the County of NW .llwa to he void, I take tho liberty to r...qu ,t the favour of your VOTE and INTEREST at the ensuing ELECTION. I have the hmtoor to S., Gentlemen, No. 7K, Pictadilly. Your most shot, !to obi- Serrano July 9th. 1 . 604. FRANCIS BURDETT. mi ny .ES r.x ELECTI(IN. THE FRIENDS of SiiFRANCIS BURDETT will meet emery day until the 1 7 1-etion (which is fixed for Monday the 2.ll.inuiiiitl, at Sir Fra Su%lnn% 111.oute, No. 711, Pieca•lilly, whey: COMMUNICA I lONS respecting the Fi.ECTION are reqaceted to be lltit July, 1604. J. GREGORY, Chairmen. TWO NEW VOLUMES OF UUN ER's GFORGICAL ESSAYS This Day is pubUshed, Vets. V. and VI. Bre. price ii. Is. In w . . EO KG IC AL ESS N v.; ; being a Sele3inn of the mast appr.ved Ft 41.4 n Agic,ature, t . ...,.. havr Lovfn pubs ele.l within the last too (u.t.s ; t-,‘ clter witu ..orns ori ginal I.:ssaysin Natutalklssu:ry. . . . .. . .. Eir A. HUN rk.R. M.D. /ALS, Ln.,d /le aid F.dietrveh. Primal far J. Mailman and J. WI- ••.!, Lhndr;n , _• Wilson aad Spence, J. Tud.l, SuLtwiait ..111 J. Wu tsten kolffle, York. Of whom may bs had, the fir,t V,'...irue; of the stew: Work, price 21. 2.. tac. atlt the Third FArtian of EVELYNI SILVA. or a Discourse of F reit 'frees, Lc 4to. price ao. in li,rards. ENTICK's LATIN DICTIONARY ;CH ENLAR;;ED. FNTICK's NEW LA . l'lti-ENCLItili DIC• TIONARY, designed for th, U. 1.•. eei mar Schools, and Private Eduction Contain :e ! ..111 and Phrases proper for reading the Classic, en Livgaruces, accurately eolleaed from the most approv• Auttiors. I'o which ,:vet, A NEW ENGLISH-LATIN DeCTiONARY, carefully enteepiled from the trio t Epc`i , h Wrte-s rend.vvel in Classical Latin. Be'.o Pa • .ummi og all that most and useful in f. eaner L. , •m:7.; Accori..anied with every improvement te supply the De•Filience... •marr Deceit. varies, and to viable the Scholar t., pane and ermiarme seek Word aeemtling to % , ,• , .-intic lato:pretatiour by the best AU alt ars in the Englive: A New Edi! .lugmeittel throughout. • lir "iir lAM ChisKELT A.AI. Rr to : q''Ncrg . d and hinted for J. !A:. main (Successor to Nir.lv ); G.. and J. Rob:nsoo ; F rid C. Rivinvon ; Scatcherri as.d L•tturmati ; .1. Wa•ker ; G. W ilkie ;.Lackiagtnn an.l C 0..; Leagoven and R, 113:e o and Harvey J. Nunn; C. Law; h.ac sod W t T. liora y t and T. Hurst. price 9ri. bound, 11, th.v. Ed tier co..s.derable improvement has been made in the r , r at i exptimitious, and a great enlargement of new matter owerporated through the whole of the Lliellosary, by art id lition of nearly three thousand fresh Words. The parts of 61147-mpLoand Vert* are now pointed out in a fuller ma..sier than has ever hitherto been d out, and with a perspicuity of method suflieknily oheious to tbc mearoviit capacity; and, what must poem of ;mutter service to }km in the lower !lasses, ar,d is not to be met with io any other Delluncry, the conju;;ations of verbs and declensions of sulotaritives are here sheen by the inoertidn of numeral figures. And if to these ,iiaterlsl advantage* it be. further added. %bat partiicubar Gin bet been rattle hi have the Work comedy print el, it is pre sumed thin the Llkeionary will be found, in its present torte, to answer fully the purpose for which it is destieri, and imiy therefore with confidence he recommended to general adopt: in. re TYR ONLS THESAURUS; or Latin Part oply, may be bad separately, price di. lid. boned. RESPECTABLE ATTESTATIONS YOR THE CORDIAL Is :.M OF - GILEAD. thigaralltled by any other an r , ,,tused Meititine le the world, given volemarily by men of char:a:me and respectability, mos who have daily witnraed its efficacy, avid observe its sterling merit. To S. SOLOMON, Esq. M.D. LIVERPOOL. („:IR, Permit me to say that your incomparable "Cordial Balm Gilead . ' Obeli/ is very ?lig% estimation tat this place, out noi. ':)y the respectable inha'aauts, but hksi vim by many families of the him rank and ihatioction who cont. to Spew, have buto ploadaid to sanction it with tlair po• tronagc. I have heard great enenmiumt from a number of Invalid, that love purchase-1 it, who think it a truly balimaic, salutary and eflearioas rot ;rine, cal Lialerve it has neves laded to eye comfort and relief tutbe elteted. We is.,. sohl thatut but thy and ther,fort -mime seat: -.anther maw!, Ir a e a t carrier. I: :14hee u 11..• va and C. theft to our en:dm . lam Sir, for Mies Lyle!, Prone sad Successor te the lat. M.. Schofield, Bouksefisr) Yew bumble Servant, Scarborough, Reps. 11". W. A. HENDERSON. In justice to rout ettetllent Bairn of Gilead, Ibe leave so acqnaint you , that sty wife bas beci allieted with a nervous comp taint t her bead (stomach pataieulatiy) and in hog bowels, for these several ritual's pest a bich tendered her to. caps* of fallowing her bu.itest. I wa" advised to ye your Rahn of G.lead, 'then I ace ~.'slily wont to Mr. Griffith, Printer, Ludlow, alai perehated two bottles, by which the found great relief, whew 1 w u ham to go and purchase rao twattlesenere, and oow, thwak t rd, I can say .he la perfectly earn i . THOS. JAMES. neon. GrAtA., T• be had of Mr, J. Mathew., Str. , nd. Lo inn . Sold by Remlant.liamburgii R a.ch, Kter.vtreet, New. . Tort ; and in Bath, lay liaeard ; BrurN, ItwlSio; Ittigbton, Gre mrt Birmingham, Knott and Lind; Bratfuri, Sundt ; Bland- Stamens ; Bury St. Edmund', Dingle; Chtltrtrikarii,Sei. doe; Cambridge, itortiont ; Coventry. Rell.ton; Coklie.ace„ Keyser; Canterbury, Simmons; Ca lisle. .1 ilia • Chati.a:o, Etlacringten; Cheint.furd, Clacha . g Chafer, Poo; sod sun; Chichester, Plullipson; Cirence•ter, Smith; Chlopenbain, Co nem ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7, Ezeit-iige-essetrt ; Derby, 1.17.,`,17: Durham, Pe:tn ington ; Neale'; Iowa; RtarailAte, Vir.ue • Deal, Masa ; D,rtoisoutlt, ja:49011 ; L.1.4* burgh, Smith, Nort.lirldste; ENete-, Trewnaan a:id Suit; Fitt 11101.1 th, Eliiot Glow:ester, Pitt, Ws: tcer tau .w. kl•ao nalsi; laver,..ol, Cass, druggist; .. 4 0,11tnisy, Hoimn ; Lin coln, Drewry ; Lynn, Hes/alley ; Laterite - I, Oregui, Sal thin ; .Lawe., Ate ; ilanetewer, Thmelyeann • Margate, Rowe; M. &tone, Walker; Martboroug Itaiul. l l: Newbury, Fuller, Adm ; Nneca,tle. Walker, Hoigsois Northampton, Die-y; Nottingham, iturtag-; N3rwtch, Stevenson aid Co : Ua tn-d, Jones; Ply midst's, Duck, !Inland ; Portsmouth, B:larn ; Reating, Strum and Co.; Rocbmter, Rthericgton ; Se-gunt ; Slirewabory, F.d.lowes ; Southampton, ; Sul! foid, Morgan; Stamford, Newcomb; Sund2rland, env ; Sa lsbury, C.ilms ; Sairborough, Wyk Ts antoti, P a.I ; run t:ridge Wel:4, Sprtnr ; ; Weyaio-th, ; Blakeafy : and even riskactabl. M.-ttt Inc Vendor in the Bott:es, at Half a • tea, a-v: contain ing f n: s wait. i..a. d. Of WfWat teas be bad, a Nim m.eg marl, Them Hind, p'ce o .y sot, tmttS'r T...) lii. i.THe Or Adv.c,C., Femal- Netvays,lly, , n chcs.lri.c...l.l(' , ;nt.A..;; rite C uu•• ..iuts. Ta.• B .ok has I,e • the la',rw• .3( man.; ex; er., Nl"' I&A .n,s.•rsatunr. which ;a mil-114a ts.-/ ea Ih. s. ~; d•.• to Fem.e. 1 ; as A , 41 r.-stn rarants • ; ;,rd , . ra , l uric, card time who lips toe cats sad educates's uf OA Lisa 51st of July will bo puiriaved, price Ys. oil. To be eitaticeed Monthly, rINHE Lin RARY JOLTRNAL or, UNIVE 1 SAL REVIE(V of LI FF RATU It E, Domestic anti Fo reign, for July. In this Number Revi,wt of the folltaring Pablicatimis will appear among others : sus Public Wealth— Lsing's Ilistory ..1 Scotland—Rairow's Tmvels iu Cho.— Rietwo,u.is Corres,moleri..e...-Sclect U..rns !ram the Autione —Lord Chatham • Letters-i-L..id Arultibed Llami.ton op the Late and present Ad. ninie .tent—Reply to the is me--.l, , oyers Christian Theolo.y—frelille's Tont.ction de PEneitle-•••to - respondence da J. J. Rouvreats-••Slentells Coins de Com graphie„ltc. ••• It is a peric . ipal ab'eet of this Review to unite original disi unto mts I:14 the antly.i• of 'macs. Try. greet alsantages of this pho must he ob Mu: to every Multi/nit meter • the rule exioupie are thus ,t 0.1. e set beg i n him ; 041 "rx only I= he prevented with an of rim pi:Wier:ion re viewed and a irrigates& on its aler.ts . but the prieei,,les uo which this judgment a formed are at tie lame time ttufolded. A Review w Mum 4,othi• islan i... extremely dtfereat from throe which give the bare c..elysis tracks: It may be real with ad vantagr and pleasure for it. original observations, wi.at.arer I s e the fate of the works which it reviews. As such a publication b amasser:ye k to pt,!.. the pubic o;.inion, the utmost ,ttu .t; all pi.d ha the earinie•s of the reviews, so that they in geoeral Kearcle those of every competitor. A space fully equal to any other Review add for 2s 61. h allotted to the Reviews of Hooks; including a comp:ete I..st of New Pubheeticris, in which a summary ac-•sunt Is givci of such w..rks as are at al worthy of votive, and yet n .t ..f suni cient Iniportanm to demand a fall review. Several p g... air besides reserved for the Communimtions of Cenral C err sporsdents on Literary Salnects, and for the important and en tertaining artiel- of Literary ar t Scientisc Intetligtam. As Fureiga 8 .uks of i.nprartuau, at, 114i1C....4 front time to tan, as they appear, 11 , .. avoided and cacti numbe• home sold at 2s. Gd. the Literary Juarual Ireoutim the cheapest motaltly Review in Londava. tondo,' : Not xi fit C. and R. R in, of New street and mild by all 8 mksellers and Newsiness in Town and Country . ; whp recur: it 1.. rink' with their ether monthly Tub! cati•orie. 'The *midterm V.!.1.4.0 May be Ref oreeilete, st any Xesignirs. • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS--Fmomv, Jaw 13. In the Appeal, Arrot o. Ker, Cordon, and others, Mr. Alexander and Mr. Noland were heard for the Respondents, and Mr. Romily in reply g the judgment was postpone.) till Mondry next.. ' The Civil List Bill, Poultry Compter Gill, Irish Promissory Note Bill, Retard of Ordnance /era ieg Bili, and Two Private Mils, were brought from the Commons, and read tic.: first time. The Irish Additional Force Bill, and the Irish County Peace Bill, were read a thud time and passed. The hackney Coach Stage Bill, and the 16.4 Malt Duty Bill, went through a Committee, and k: crt ordered to be received en Monday. Lord WALSING HAM brought up - the Report of a private Committee on the BM! for the relief of certain Incenthents in the city of Loudon. The Bishop ot LONDON moved, 'that the Bill be read a third time on Thursday next. The LORD CHANCEL:-OR, having left the Woolsack. said. it was the usual course, after a Bill td been referred to a Committee, te repo: t on the al legations, for it to he cohimitted to a Committee of the whole House. He declared himself a friend to the Bill, if it could bemade reconcilable to that deli cate attention to private property which governed the legislature. H: would strongly express his wish to se.t the •maintcnance of the Clergy increased. There was one consequence of this Bill, if it passed, to %Well their Lordships' attention should be called. The case of these Clergymen in London did not differ ' from that where a modus really existed, and where their mairaenance was inadequate, from the change of times. Would their Lordships grant a rtillef similar to this, in all such cases? He merely threw out these hints, that every difficulty might ibe remcved, if that could be done ; for the Bill had his concurrence, if it could pass without violating the , principles of. legi The Bill, he proposed, should be commiue.l on Monday next. To this the &slop of London consented. Or. dered.-wAdjourucd to to-morrow. )1 HOUSE Of COMMONS. The Loyalty Loan Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed to-morrsw. On the second reading of the Poultry Compiler Regret Bill; SPEAKER observed that, sly s7ealcing, this was a private Bill; and, accordilSg to the ry.ag...s of Parliament, there ought to be an interval of three days between each stage of such Bills. But tills Bill might in some respeas be considered of a pub lic satire. as its objea was to remove prisoners not of a prison which was said to be in danger of falling upon them. The House would therefore judge lso‘ far it would be proper to proceed in it further on that dal,. On t 'notion olfSr J Jiitt ANDESSON, the House vent IDAO a Commilee on the mu; the report w:Ls received, and the Bill read a third time and passed. Tl.e Y.'nolwich Ordnance Land Bill, the city of London Force Bill, tbe AccoMptant General, Pro petty Tax Bill, and the Vote of Credit Bill, were , committed, and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. The Marriage Bill, the Land Tax Commissioners Regulation Bill, and the Isle of Man Fisiier}• Bill, were reported and ordered to be read a third dove to-morrow. Mr. ALEXANDER brought np the report of the Committee, containing a resolution for permit ting Salt to be exported from Ireland to Newfound. loud ; the same was agreed to, and on the metion of Mr. FOSTgEt 9 it was ordered that it be an in struction to the Committee on the Irish Revenue Regulation Bill, to make provisions in t . ..e Bill pus. suant to the said resolution. IRISH DISTILLERIES. Mr. HUTCHINSON prese:aed a Petition frnm. Richard Tinier Blunt, a distil/et at Cork, 0:1 he half of himself and other distillers of that place, against :be Irish Spirit Warehousing Bib. i d pr.ip sisg that he might be heard by Counsel against the ME. FOSTER then moved, that the Bill be read a &ecoaii time. . :sir. HUTCHINSON said, be should oppose the B:il ia every stage of it. The very principle of the measure was a violation of the A& of Union. Long before the Union took place the distillers of Ireland were obliged to erea large stills at a great expen,e, and the consequence was a rapid encrease of revenue tram distilleries. By that regulation the number of distillers in Ireland was decreased from 1000 to WO. The regulation misted several years before the Union. At the time of the Union it was en-. • &led, that all articles of manufailure corning .' from one country to tie other, should be free of any iither,.except the home and the countervailirg duties thin exiting. 'I i.e Irish distiller now sat— mined to the Huuse that, accrn,:ing to the solemn pledge ci :rained in the of Union, no .ilteratiem could be tirade from the praaice existing at that time, except in the manner stated by the aft ; and that the only way in which there would be an encrease of duties on articles in Ireland, war, by putg a corresponding duty upon the same articles in Great Britain. Now. by the present Bill, the Irish distiller would be deprived of advantages he had lung en-• joyed; and 'Mich even the Imperial Parliament had recognised since the Union. At use time the aft of Union was in its progress through the Parliament of . Ireland, no man was more ho.tile to the measure than himself. Bet now that it was adopted, he sraa ancients that some good might be worked out from it. No man bad a gre..ter interest in producing that rood, or was wee bound to do so, than the Ri&ht Hon. Gentleman who soar the father of the Union ; and who had pledged t imself to his country, his King, and to the Parliament, that that Aft should not be merely a dead letter. But instead of the Union being followed by prosperity, every thine bad declined; the Linen Trade, and t h e Pzorisieg WASHINGTON. MR. PHILLIPS hat the satisfaiticm to inform the Pubic that he has jum MCCiT,Ift from Mr • RUSH ROD W ASHING FON. the Manuscript of the SECOND VOLUME. of the LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON, and that the edttant Qu srt, Edition will be ready for Pub'icatiii at Monday, the 16th 'natant ; and We Octavo Edition, on Tuesday, the 44 t h itotaut„ . . _ Thu; SECOND VOLUME commences with the Birth of the General, and closes with an Account of the Campaign of 17:6 ; the .trade compiled from hit IoWII Papers and Lenora, uiel-r the Soperintembince of hit Nephew, -by Mr. klAlt- SHALL, Chi •f Justice of the/Inked States. 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