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. . i. , . , • . But he would not adopt the ex-amp/es althinigh.bo t (Alr. C.) was rap reseutediss passiotiate . aud viniletat • - in his correspondence; while the letters of Mr. Mad. • dorm weer held up as emblems of diphsumtie pie. Weimar, For the reasons he hail stated, he thought the (louse was not veiled upon by any thing that had &lieu from the opposite side, to adopt t h e strong measure proposed ; and he was contideut that as . , . there was Iwo ground, therewas imnue to apprehend it. There was a special mission scut out to disavow • the act of the attack on the Chesapeake, and he be .,, hosed the proudest Sovereign would have thought i .• it a stifficient reparation ; and he concluded by observing, if he thought (his Alajesty's Ministers '. • • • ought to lie arraigned, it should lie for doing too s. i • lunch in the way ofenueiliation instead of too little. Mr. Baiiiiiii explained. . . . ' Lord ila site Parry, in an elospient speech, said he could not be silent when His Majesty's Mi nisters, by their conduct, were dividing two coontries who were gaming in conjunction against the common enemy. After taking a coinprehen. sive review of the Orders in Council, he defended the Order of the 7th of January, as nut hieing le velled against the Americans, but against Dea mark, who was a doubtful neutral. Mr. GrnaGg kluaar Ruse made a statement of the occurrences in his to osion to the United States, and lopreseated the people holding the reins of Government in America, to be shrewd and ...u -• Bible pavane. and Polio be misled easily. . Lord Betsey Purrs' explained. a W .,..wie glTllSl the ms u re d pl ii i t e id d e li: on i m oi r t . sp; v e h ch it , b re r : a d d e , t s e forcible argument. idol" there appeardil— ill, OS i . • illert; its ......., 1 1114arity is rimer ef Ministers 6s . visit rood at HALF-VAST Six O'CLuLit this auldiamillimllMis .. . . • .• wv 1: FOREIGN isrELLicz.vca. •. . . • --- • "."••%* ' 1' HAMMURGII PAPERS. IRMA of Tilt tl.Bll. TED. 3. ~. The illeasborgh Etaelialwe resounds with re • 'llloutirs respecting an noose:Lite rupture betateu Austria and France, founded nit a variety of private • letters, received by enranent merciiiiiile houtves from v: - ! ' . those countries. Thu alinsire and insulting pare ., i - . graphs, and dip threats against the Austrian Eii .: peror, wiriorialisvit must sof the h tench Jouremala abound, sPeowito give udditioaal credit to these re ' 4 . ,`...\. ' ports; mat thei: truth ! I;opeor- to h.. almost I mow totted by The intellitts.oce from Paris, of Napo. rk, . S 1 " . 'leoa'S serhleit return. and his intended speedy . ie departuril. for Strasborgli~ whtoe the palmier ' . •is tittimcl'OO with the. utntost haste for his roderp t,""7 tion. Shine French military men in the North of - 6.:rinany also make no scruple in publicly owiliag . : ' that oar between the A ustnaus and their Emperor • is iarvitable. lii this case all the comitinwoits .. of she Rhenish Coofederation are to bike the field, dad private accounts from Munich, of the 2tillt alt., state, that great preparatious are making in • ~ • 011-the arsenals La the ittut;tioso Or lkivleili ; hut in • - L ' the capital, and *ame of the 11104 I'IIIIIMM . 1:161[15 of that country, the ides rif a new war had limonite . very•umemulmer anion;; Cie people. ' The army of the Doke of Auriatadt is to be ho. - ; "medial* inereascd to ldtiolue men. 1 • The Pelitind Jearnal for January contains, amour* others, the followiag article :- 11ULTRACT or • Li;TTIII rase L•iinile. JAM. 1 2. "The manifold cossectores and interpretatious which the journey of their Premien Majesties lien oesseiorted amen the politicians, will not have re saidued wahnown to yea; but how unfounded they . . are. 7ost will we by the subjoined Circular Letter, nil& 4 saw, MO which the Praimsnau Monarch sent, ja she froodi laguage, to his A m hmssadors abroad : TOON TUC 81118, TEL I I. . lb Mord oestiegewt of Saxony has also rectir ' .od ardent S. UN Motif is modiormia to march. his the pilaw of Lodesigeburg. iii Wirtm•iiiirerg, wand apartments - are sow inset up in the most . epleadid tomosat.-•-(oerrsupsodent.) 't ' =Law s It& 8. We bare reasion4,l6o • iottifiromat from ki t . .._eihiL His Es peror and King, NU.. will eity.ividi Ins peusenua, per 'W; early palmist mouth. • -• sacesate s , rte. I. hes iu the inner harbour, lieW . P l 2 l ty a numerous artillery.— It NISH al' the tine, ands couaiderable number at emitters, brigs, goelettes, loggers, gum boots, Ike. kc. It is to get fresh reinforeeineats in the Spring. as the six ships of 90 guns will thee be ready to join them from Antwerp, which they were building with great activity in Inn% so that the Flushing fleet will be a very forimilable one.— (Nate Zehung.) 111Allistilial, sea. 24. Private wirier" from France continue to assure ns that a great uuritiiiie cusp-de-mmn is to be tnadr by the French fleet in Flushing in the course of next Spring, whets, as those reports state, a junc tion between the Russia's stud French warmer, with the small armaments of Denmark, is to be effected, for the purpose of executing a settled plan of oiw ratious et a muscat and military campaign, the object of which, however secretly concreted, may however be guessed at. More toan 50i)0 'carnet' from the Mame Town% Denmark, the coasts of Pomerania, and the Baltic, hare been enlisted in the Flushing fleet of the French uiariue, to serve in this enter prise. ~;~:~' A ~ 1 • ' V. BANKS OE THE ELBE, VEB. 26. ?I•ine o'clock, p.m.— tt this very hour neither the Austrian nor Russian posts hare hues received. which 4.311!C$ touch impatience and anxiety.— Among the rutnours circulated in well-informed circles this evening is that of the Freud' Minister having received dispatches froni Poland of great • importance L thc purport of which is chiefly said to be A Chin& itt the political sentiments of the Cpurt of Peteraborgh, which is said to interest it self, in a moat lively mariner, in favour of the Em peror FRAPICUL it is expected that Rnsaia, under certain circnms stances, may' see herself obliged to warmly espouse the cause of Austria, and break off her friendly eennections with France. It is now said that the Prince of Osamos and • ' 'lR""r 1% , ki ! ~ • ~'P . _ 11 - * ~a.:: the Elector of &slow( hare both volunteere I their swims to ♦ustria. slliirs on- the Continent continue to wear as •feline an appearance as they do at present, the Log suit Queen of PittlllSl / will not, it is wild, hi Hair madames in Berlin. rtiN PARTE will, it it said, direct the operations uu the side of Italy, and uu that of Germany, the lluke of Au FASTS ler, with an army of 100,000 French troops. /I sal wed by the troops of the Confederation of the Rhine. 111,34. FES. la. The King of Baysat has cal:vd in all the sol diers who were upon furlough, and 10,000 recruits are to he iniulediutely raised to reinforce the army. One division is to be stationed in the 'I) rid, the other in the Upper Palatinate. FROM 'CITE PARIS PAPERS. VIF.NNA. JAN. 22. The Turkish Plenipotentiaries who go to the Banks of the Dam.)lie, bard with a very nume rous suite. The Ruksial Pletiipotentimiew, who are to tryst with them, are, it is said, already ar rived at the head-grouters of the Russian General Prince Prosorowsky. It appears certain that they !inv.! ,c4ived upon the principal conditions. Un doubtelly the affair of Serviii will be decided in these conference: , . The new Turkish Government has authorised the communication 'Marti% the two Banks of the Danobe, myopic.' by the Iltutaaan and Turkish armies. There comiuusiicatious are very favour able to commerce. navigation of the Archipelugo is at present toile lies. The liat : 411.11 uo IC tiger distort) vcio-els under the Turkish flag, because, without doula, Illwf flatter themselves, this?, by ele.cineans, they will be the more easy to renca that. emifiretimi with the Ottoinan Porte.—(;llanih-or, 3VA tehrunty). JAN. i 4. The three Ple'!ii:iotetitiiiiiec 'mined 1.)) the to neg*eiute pecee ..et out tai the 234 Denimlter for .I;‘,spy, frctai We hope the more that they well promptly hided' the bustueas with which they are charged, es the hie of the trvitty nitiwora to b ire been NM et Erfuth, under the mediatiou of 4 irre4t hewer. Silloo the' 20th Notrinher, neither Ili; tranquillity of the capital of Turkee, nor its environs, 16,a been distuttied.—(.lloniecur Ma titter/aril.) tutu, .1 7 .it4VAtlY 27. The old protect of fortifying the town of Eta, in Viper Austria, is it:tout to he put in c.i,ects. Lion. THE BRITISH PRESS. lON DON, TUESDAY, MARCH 7. • NEGOCIATIONS Frtß PEACE CCTWEEN TURKEY AND tteSSIA....NEW FWVIPTCOMS (ti' AN AP PROACHING IMF rL'RE BETWEEN FItANCE AND AUZITRIA. We have received Paris papers to the 2Zth bud, and Hambergh pap:•rs to the 4-ith. Their eon ciao are of great iusportaace. Mot/deer gives an article under the hand of Lutz, 27 January, which state, that a prier • is Ir4.lti.itiil4 between Turkey and Russia. We were already apprised, through the same elialine;, that peace was concluded between Turkt•t and England, and althon;ls no official adrices mat• have been received upon the subject, we believe that surfris the fac..-- These pipets also cmitain additional prntt"•: of an ap proaching war between France and A notria. BuNa- IPARTE iy expected at Milan, and will, it i. vtlipourd, direct the operations from that +Me of Italy, while the Doke of Ars.r..mater, who is appointed to the chiefeoi ttttt anti in Germany, will act against Austria from that quarter. army, estitnated at 70,000 tarn, will proceed to Bavaria, while (hot Not iD espeetcd to occupy the territory between Aug butg and lugoldstaelt. An °Meer arrived yesterday morning from tile Continent, milli dilstcliea fur Goveritin.•lit. AN•(• understand they announce nu npproaching %%Ai. hl. twee') Fr.uier and Aubtria. The Officer came by Heligoland. Dispatches were received yesterday, by , C;orersi talent, from the Cape of Good ilape. lbey were brought by the Sylvia cutter. The Pmter f rl man of war, and W ej f,,,g East India ship, from Bombay, arrived at the Cape the 9th 13eceinher last. The followitig ships, oistivaril-fiosuid, which sailed from Portsmouth the 17th September but, were on the 3uth November in hit. 30.4.5. lung. 0. ;hi. W. viz. ; Walthatostoir, Tottet.harn, Grornti Stuart, Oman, De acmes, Sir Stephen Laiiiiington, sod Utouii. A French schooner has been token sod sent into Falnionth.—She is onz of seven that sailed f a French pos•t, with supplies for Guadalosipe. The Raleigh, which took this schooner, war left ii, chase of the rest. The Niaster of the schooner says that in it isv 41;413 31) sail of the hoe were e!i.- !reeled to pot to sea front different French ports, bound prim ipally to the East Indies. Eight of the 30 hate wiled, au our readers know, but have proceeded but a little way nu their dent,natiois. The Cornwallis ',ticket, Capt. !beg, from Dub lin to Bristol, with upwards of 40 pihisettgert ou board, chiefly the wives and children of soldiers of the 66th regiinent, now Anharking for foreign ser vice, put into Pwlbelly, in Curnar nu i rlsiee, g few days since, in the utmost &mimes, having !term right days at sell, almost a perfect wreck from siseccasire gales of wind. The parteligers were most humane ly treated by the inhabitants, and, after rerruitiot: their strength by !wiper refreshments, were 'Sher dly furnished with rummy to convey them home by , land. The Hon. Wit. ?dotter.% nn inifortimate gen tleman, who has long been estraot.ed from null un noticed by his family, 1 , 144 found drowned in the Canal Docks, near Itiniend, Dublin, a few days ago. • ~ , LORD somEnricz.rs SPRING . SIMI, .OF CATTLE. Yesterday mousing, Mr. Sadler's Repository Yard, in lloswell-strect, was opened for publicly exhibiting the very tin« specimens of oxen, of dif ferent breeds, in psirs, some fat, and others in a working state, but intended for re-exhibition nest year, when fattened, which the liberal premiums s offered by his Lordship had brought together; as also several bulge, oxen, and cows, &c., extra stock ; several pens of very line sheep and pigs, with nu. merous agricultural implements, seeds, roots, &c., forming altogether one of the most interesting ex hibitions wbieh we remember ever to have seen at Mr. &idler's Yard.—The company who attended acre very numerous, including a large portion of the distinguished patrons of ugricultural improve ments, among whom we notice. 4— The Duke of Bedford; the Earls of tit, Darnley, Winchilsea, Nortbantptos, Dandonald, he. ; Lards User vine, Ihodas, kcs • Sir Charles Morgan; George Byes, Esq. ; North/4, Esq. ; Francis Sitwell, Eq.; J. So. bine, W. Mitford,. C. Scutt, W. M. Hill, E. Smith, Coined lkouinont, Colonel Cunningham, John Massa,, Benlawris Cherry, Arthur Towns, Rev. Henry B. Dudley, John Late reoce, John Parkinson, George Garrard, imajaasia &wan. Fane, Boobanyand Thomas Cobb. Amon the oxen exhibited. and with which cer tificates Amon;; beendelivercsl to theiudges appointed by his Lordship, according to his printed proposals issued last year , we notice d— Duke of Redford, two six-year. old Devon Oxea. The Earl of Macclesfield, two oxen. I ord Somerville, two six-yearn old Devout Os..n. Ednior:id Thomas %Voters, two seven-jeara old Oxen, fed on 1111/11111.11.11. 11,11.) tag, jun. too Datum, Oxen. Widoon ro'es, two Oxen. 3lortiu Wcldier, two six-years old Devoe Omen. John Calor, two Oxen. Mr. Marley, two Hereford Oxen. 31r. Holston, two fivelearo ro;r1 Hereford Omen. Jobo Try et, two five-years ~but Hereford Oxeu. Charles C. IVesteru, two Hereford Oxen. The Oxen exhibited as extra stuck were— Earl of Bridowater, a latge Sussex 01. 10rd . 1.11/111,11. i d le, two D evon Oxen. M. W weenie, ti;ti Galloway Oxen. fed on sugar sad womb. —, oat Wad Scot Ox, ditto. , a Deem, and French Ox. • Iltajar W. F. iVuudzite, s milk-white Highland Oz. Th.iniax Coppaed, a fuer-years old Sues OIL. Richard Huilwre, two South Wale" lies. Mr Wing,. must gigantic, hat ill-shaped, Lizeolaiddro Oz. The Earl of Datoir, stewed a llsvuashire Bail; sad Grout Tenet. a Meet lordships Lull. Tlie Cows exhibited were:— Tin. Earl of Ma. cinihd. a fat Devon Heifer. The Earl of Darnley, a Faiffulk and Kent Cow. , r. Kent Cow. Mr. Wise. $ tbreo l mers old Spayed Herefordshire Caw. Mr. Daniels, • black Welsh Cow. Alt. Wilton, a reivissltolity Ivroaatlaeked fat Cow. •Mr Cole a red Scot Itelfer. Mr gracile, a Bland., Cow. The Sheep exhibited for the prizes were in pens of live such, as follow : The Earl of Bridgewiter, five South-down Ewes, sieves swath. old. Lor I Os-,, five Suuth.dawn Ewes eleven musty old. Clam ^s C. Western, five Southdown Ewes, eleven mouths Mani* 134%bsck, five Merino and Sestli-down crossed Ewsii, tacks namable old. Joh.' Calor, Ste Merino sad Arland Ewes, twelve maths eld. ho e . D a y., fi ve Sons' ~town Ewes, idetieti smooth* old. beams Sisk. five Soothohowts 1.44.,..ievert months old The Mote or &Mama, Ir. 11111011641• Q Si esti, bs, old. M.irris BiAbeck, five Melia° and Sootts-down three-years edit. Georg* Wa e verier, men. Sec South-down V rtli thiee years Ad, bred by Mr. George 11"arreoer, jun. hoe thaath•doeu similar., three ycarruitt, fed by Mr. Hording. Rev. Dr. Cartwright, t.ve Sauth•daa a settlers three year. old, f. 4 on tiopit. lu the Ott. of extra Sheep stock, His Majesty , honoured the exhibition, by sending u Menus and Wi;ts *ether, tirbt %hewn in a s!ol e state. Francis Sitwell, Esq. skewed 0, ram sod three *htnilis of itieimived I-tit:est( r, wG ca b 4,1 Imen • brought 300 mars to be exhibited. Charles C. W vslevir, Esq. litie Smith-down we- them, elev-si old. Loid Somerville *hewed iii the yore!, five ppre Merino rams, with 'very line wools, which have been depastured in the Marshes ip Ess;* and, by the printed notices stuck up in the raid.: of near. AtO other Aleriuo Sheep bring fursheW: in wise ports ' of Mr. Sadler** premises, loteudod M be sold this day. • Among the Pigs exhibited We notieed— Charles C. Western's, a te-mouths old Suss. a sow. Ditto a 3-years obi Curs pig. Edmond T. Waiere'r, 3-mouillis Mr. Hayward, a ae.wei is old pig. Mr. T. Coles, • *bite pig. M i . Wavers, a wimp ',tore-rig, to-sect.. old. Tinian t.dibs, a start-pig, bred at .11uhle Video, is South deaerirs. - Mr. Joyce chewed specimens of various colonred superfine broad-cloth, made by I • of English. growls Xlerino stool. Mr. Frederick Smith chewed various long and square Shawls, patterns for Ladies' dresses, and borders l'or ditto, stockings, &e. all of Anglo-Me vim wool. sad thought to he superior articles to any hitherto manufactured of the saine kinds in England. A skein of the yarn nsetl by Mr. Smith was shown, spun from English-grown Spanish-wool by M. Ayre (late Miss lees, tit Spalding), our pound *eight of which onsisiires the astonishing length of between 70 and 80 miles. Mr. Gibbs exhibited specimens of various wire and unmixed grass-seeds, of thousand-headed eahlisiges, kohl-rabi, tonligel-worxel, turni Sec. Lord Somerville exhibited a divided spode, cal culated for trenching up very hard mid *unity ground, for planting, &e. The Hew. Dr. Cartwright exhibited a spring flail thrashing mill, of his contrivance, the noise of when iu work, prevented any one present from not noticing it. Several other implements, some of them of great mechanics' ingenuity and effect, were chew,,; hut our limits this day will not permit of our notieitig them particularly. Mr. Garrard attended, for the purpose of taking drawings of the beautiful Welsh cow belonging to Mr. Daniels, and of exhibiting specimens of his pul.risised portraits of various cattle, similarly slits. tiognishistl mid uoticed at fernier puhlit: exhibi tious.—The Judges* report en the prizes will not be made known, secording to annual custom, until after the dinner, this day, given by his Lordship at tips Emanations' Tavern. i 41111111 • LAW INTELLFC ATE. aSIART OF LING'S BENCH, Mimes 6. Before Lord ELLEnnottounit and it Special ivy. WOILLINCIWOSTI e. butt etas issue...nen COMPANY. This action was brought In reeover the sum of 1,6001., the amount of uu insurance effeeted upon two pictures, by the Pluintill, which was resisted on the part of the I)earelidanti, from the suspicious circumstances which attended the fire. The Plaintiff, who conceived himself to be a . eonitaissiste in paintings, had met with two which he considered of great value, nti wordiest:l them at a low rate. These paintings he had shown to a great many pen - . sons. some at whom highly approved of theme. One of the *anemic., who combined the professions. of dealer in pictures and porter, et Queenhithe. valued one of them at 7001. The Plaintiff, from the high opinion he bed of his acquisition, took a h ouse i n Gray's-place, Walworib, for the purpose of exhibitiug them, and to which place be bud some furniture removed. On the 24th of September, the night of the fire, the painting.% were removed from his dwelling-house, awl he intended to sleep there himself; he invited a Mr. Cooke, his next neighbour, to spend an hour with him, and examine his paintings. Mr. Cooke, hearing from Plaintiff that his property in the house was valuable, ads sired him to be armed ; which Plaintiff thinking sea Tunic., said he would gn for his pistols. Mr. Cooks went away, tint, in the course of an hour, or lam, was ahargoel by finding that Plaintiff'. ItOuse *as on fir*. The window-shutter were forced open. and the fire was extinguished. The bed-furniture was completely c9nsoioned, and the valualtle !dew tures, which had bean fedroeeei . from the sofa. (where they were when Mr. Conine went awity,) to the bed, were el:oo destroyed. There was a email,: fooind within about lax inches of the bed. when the room was first entered. The principal witness in this canoe use, an ertist of the name of Martin. ' He knew the Plaintiff'. from having [ken recommended to him as likely to procure him the loan of a certain sum, which he at that time wanted. He saw the pictures, btadid net think them worth more than 601. l'hr Reins '6lr, some time after the lire. waited upon him, and wished him to value his pictures, should the Ft a Of litigate the matter : the Plaintiff said lie would not oiler him R Mof 'money, as that would look like bribry, but he would glee him 1001. for * pies tire. Here the the ATTOR]RT-GEME2III., who wall Counsel for the Plaintiff, decline:daily farther pto needing. The Plaintiff was accordingly nonsuited. — Tilt AKIO: GENERAL ORDERS. Nurse Ghent', ash Merril, tee*. MI sfilsrst# Overt Marna, held at Chelmsford, on du tW Darsrabsr;tais, pet-al: dames Orlandone, of the atb text Oliea of the Ist Cur Royal) reginsest of fast, was aria the talliatwax Chyme, ?ht. FM havict d u s,lsd from the -WI Ir.ISSILOR a the TT ter Ruyan tot Feet, the October, less. " sonwalisil by hatfaz j.ilteirrrita Der, noe us tho " 1111 h tispitssatme Its:, yolk. 4`..0 TWO " Pieldeleitl:en few l4Pailelf... of Les, ;" Draw which Chum elet Coast toseed the pr'.x.es , t into aid aeon: seed hied 1,, be ernottp...tet as s r•!..7, for ass this utiburteeu years, mid altteoardl to It a? lb. :17eie.t.01 pawl fir suttee ye a :Atha,, is asp airs 1113;tety'q Nivea. His Majesty was pleased to ants:me sades.eiLrw rho Sea • newer at the CORTI, =II In CO1111,14:141, that toe prisiatet, dame: Grim .haw shook) he transported toe t.usleeeyse.. to iewSuatb e, as et (Aim, and mils exp,ratitsa afsuch period, shneld asset as a soldier, io any corps ststi.eied Ip t Lae colony. H.s flora Hiellor‘s the Coaressnder-ix.Cltietis prima Is direct, that the furtgoiag Chore, teasetiwr with the Opiesrie awl reutenre of Ilse Collet, aod Hie Maj.ety's 'oar IliPfool2, 411csald to read at the head ef every )teginseta, .1:.4 catered us th:Onlerly Boots. [IRV CALVERT, A4j..Ged. 51•acu 6. Tina enchanting warbler, CAIILANT, left is yesterd.. , and is hound direct fon the metropolis. She gave us two coin:cats At the rooms, and four selections front operas, rat the Theatre. The Brie tobatis were treated *eh two perfurinuntes only, at the Theatre: The unewy received for the ai.ove eight given concert, amounted to fauna three thoeteand the hundred vowels! Bravo, John Dail, had times indeed ! Vl'e have the pleasure to el , - oirrvt, that notwithststending the astuiliMing &min of oar pockets, the benefits of the regular per- Coroners have comineisiord with unprecedented suc cess. Mrs. ‘'KiNnsua'a night untesenotwel to ir.:171. mod Miss J AMIESON'S to Ylt7l. The Noblemen ai.d INeatleitien of the Harmonic Satiety are preparriag a most splesalid entertifiimeat for the Lithe.: oon Wednesday swat ; tlle kloortpris of Buccuvcitsc presidos; and, from the well known taste and lobe relay of Mr. Catx, the Master of the Lower Rooms, and the excellence of the various per formers, we may fairly anticipoote *. a feast of rea son mind a mow of soul" indeed. The extract you gave from The Bristol Gazette, respectiqg a duel between a Mr. S. and Mr. P. is too true. - 111i. Sr firaTeiss deed, MIA the Coroner's Jury gare n verdict of sreyli AturOrr against Mr. SaitTlt and the seconds. The decr:w.c.l was in good business its a Illell`rf ; Mr. SMITS is ink attorney ; and, amortling to rektori, which I belit.l , : i% not ermtseotis iu the pr.:brut tot.tance, the auth,r of nosily excellent criticisms on perlittniers and i'. forutatices, brouulit forward nt the litistol Thruto. Wltl4ll OW STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Caw. Itahresel a per Cent. Commis t fler Crat. Navy Lem A mt 11111-16 lawns! 3 per cast leeia Roads It is year. Exchotiuct Rills 13 19 mew. I Amters Trektis att. rot. C• 41110111 Cue April rrH T. SISH, Atucklindier, sad g, Cheriatenes• DEATHS. Tharadey last, after a liagarias ilium, Kits vreadia.r, truly daaglaler of Mr. Woolliest, prism. at Neater. 111.1 Tuesday latl, at hi. wet at Neillsorm sue Hmeitn, 'abut! Williams, Esq fetatialy et Delete. Ha mested the ogee ut Sharellur Him comity Is dorms low 4 LONDON: Printed by G. n No 19, OA Rasnrll rant, erri-,.!50re41 sod published at the (Mn, ha Nock of Si. irootot's Chord, Strand, by J WHITE, of minor plAte.--Onleis, &e. fsfr . taiii P mg to the LttNe. , post paid" ojU I a 4111 NUNIBUR J w • 711 BaTal..ll.oY AHIS PKEtIENT EVI be paufarmod, (fur die lust Ins Asj so FRIDAY WW I 7, MEM:NO; with •Groo4 Morel Aottleoi,• Mrs. Moot, " O'l. ..u. ••••••Atr, Mr.. rotoglow, " H. t050r,,117. Seams, .11*. Sn.,g, Mrs. Xtitkooo t " The.' 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