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--- T.S. 4. -$.. • - • proof that we still possess our lihetties. I therefore must know, that, destitute make was of not of ao such declamtioti beiiig made, as that the personal property, they could only be Lorue by t °matey was seemed, but I say we are making rapid some elrindegine way of procuring the means. steps towards rain, and we are adopting the same Mr. Mesita ex thought it necessary to state what measures that have already led to the ruin of the had been Mr. Wardle's mode of proeeediog through surrielikitlioie States of Europe. Hos oheervatione out this delicate and arduous investigation. The upon this saiiject iiiglit ripely equally well to every first time his name had appeared in the House of other country, such lie Frame, S t iehl, and Sive- Commons, wee on a. motion he had* made respect.- ilesi, for we may be as hippy and 'prosperous as tog military. great coats, and he believed that that ae were , eo years ago ; bat it must be remembered motion had led him to the knowledge of many pub . that a revolntion happens iu a moment. We were lie ahusee. Thi. first determined him to pursue all struck witliustonishinkat when we heard of the inquiry, in the progress of which he was refer revolutions, and Ido elide den it was owing to such red to Mrs. Clarke. When he h3d resolved to • abases as those now alla led to. diet brought theist bring the measure before Parliament, he not only - *heat. I aesert, that the. eis nothing so likely to bring had not communicated his proofs to any date Mem wenn a revolution, a. i corrupt decision of the hers of the House of Commons, but had even with- Rouse of Commons. When we hare our property held then& from the Hon. Burt. (Sir F. Burdett) who taken from us, as it now is. I etiodasa, my Lord, 1 seconded the motion. With what reason, then, have had the fears of revolution before lay eyes is. could .Ir. Aldermen Combo, or any other Mem a very great dreier. I have seine that the utilise her of Opposition, hw accused of not rendering things hive had that effect elsewhere--sod why litin assistance at the outset, when it war imposei 1111y not the seine result happen here ? Thane ble to know the grounds upon which he proceeded? eel,' twee! these motions sue. couline it to the It was the part of every good inure. skid ever) prn- Dake of fork, and ilo not tell 113 aboat die House dent lover of the Conetitutioit, to view with ex of Commons, and theft corruptions i n their eke-h ood treine caution allegations admen us those brought and iii Bien conduct ; the Ministers must fr . the forward by Mr. Wardle; and, instead of blame sense of the country. Stiffer one to ask, so/nether being imputable to our Representative for his those are new thiitge? Are they immediately caution, he deserved the highest approba spenng op? If tlli, w a s an ta r ot . which t h e non; mid, he could not help Dnke of York had lately relit'. ioto, lie might regret, that the facts produced liar: Bare remethrd iii, conduct, and every t h ong us they lied since appeared. Ho might huge been reetlfied by a prudent :mil which he believe,' was natural. that . _ ' a wise Aolmitiistration, but this has not been the not only possess the love and confidence ense. On the contrary, it has been a system noto- people, but a certain degree of It 'musty long acted upon. Rave we • not found the wake the people feel a pride in sa.oe thing TIII respect to Lord Melville, and yet their power. It had beeii stated we hoop ivih n i,te r s re i ns t at i ng hi m i n Ili, M a - Representatives of the City (Sir t jegyOi Councils? May we not find after this that he believed the Como:elder-it matter has side:tided, the Duke of Yank again innocent. In this case, us in man placed iu the eitnation of Coutinandei-in-Cluel? truth lay iu a small compute; mil Yes. it is even dual:aid whether he he not Coin. eetnionlinury to him. hew env dist tikander-in-Chief at this moment. It is truly intelligent Member of the Houle extraordinary, that when Ministere profess eo semi(' "here there wad 110 l'olllll - deference to Hit Majesty, and ivlicis they had before his eyes the three letters holt at the various branches of the Royal )►aaeily, mender•ia- (thief, recognising' the i tied see ',uses cost ore likely to exateperise e 'the Doctor O'Meara, Tonyie and Gen. people, tioey do not deb et those 1111111,11'4, 11114 phew lie felt considerable uneasiness at the o. that they wish to Slll4. the Royal House of Bruns- of a worthy Gentleman (Mr. liemble), we.. wick. We know nothing of the Prmee of tl ates ; stated that no good could be derived from n champ he is completely eat of sight ;we do not know of Ministsxs. This he regarded as a dowegeross that he is comeilted, or that lie takes any concert" and uncolistitutionid dot:triage; for if the ( mo t ile lot in public matters. We have, ii, refore, every all confidence in the highest Member. of the State, reason to suppose, that we have been meter the the most dreadful comiequeimes might ensue. Up guidance this prineiple be higliiy disapproved of the late guidance and cool-old /of .111. Mike of York, and it is not at all cleir that we we li nt so at the i intlogisity iiitheted Nam this Corporation ; of the present moment. These are serious ciititleni- I ceussire so lightly passed upon the Lord Chief Jim times. A greet deal hes hero wee about the nee of the litiog's Beech ; and of the vote of self attaeks upon Perlikeiwoit ; I shall wily say, that emodennuitiou, last Saturday, forted iipois the Lord din Court formerly feel a vcry groat iallueeice elliyor. upon the enaottry ; and Ido eesa, that the salve- The secenid Resolution was them put and carried. rims or the tit...unction alit sill depend mulch oven with only three deekeuting voices. tinecoileltret of the Cope :aeon of Londmi. Yet Upon reading the thinlokese/ution, Mr. 1)k -, Geuthoueu ate ailli epiiktoie that this Ceroonioon plea - ii( emu ei: objected-hi the; exp.-use of the elionlil not take any part in regard to the tug- gold box, a, therwenu not its _such a tieurielling l preeticee of Coverninent, but +motion every iota- state or tillllllCl°, 114 to entitle them to such a step. — bare they edepi. If we look back to former taints, (4 general sear-mar VrtigarPotaliod.) we should Md. that even previous to the Re- Mr. Wueet.s, one of the Folance Committee, volution, the Corporation of Landon ieterfeed, affirmed they were well ably to afford it. rant ilect together to express toeer ornionik, aed Mr. KEXIILE then slid, that thiough he Omni.' I may it attire to say it never spoke holder--ssfor it not hold up his hand iii favonr of the muse., from was their held emerge tie eukiduct that eetahligked die opinion he entertained of the ',nutmeat of the the Constitution on the groutide ou whirls it now expense, yet none tinted more cordially agree to stench." Mr. Weidman, utter making some nllu- the kesolution than he would. e m u to t h e e he e , eet i oe ., tit the Worthy . t te.k.n a n The third Rebolutiou was then put and agreed whin had 'Token as to the proceednies of the last lea utesninistrely. meeting et the Common Hall, voncluded eoh To the fourth Resolution, when reed, Mr. li. Ea stlake, that the whole of the Rerelutioos should ! net ohjeOttel. on the ground that Mr. Wardle, hive his conenireikee—tear if the iiivestigation had elites bust he brought forward his motion, was le* noly lied the effect of kikeplaciog the Duke of York elone and without support frees those, who. after for ashore time, the kil t atet and views of it um wards, whets, by the course the 1A1.411114 bosk, t h ey defeated, and the reimit.y disappointed. • ' ' found teem fixed. as it were, upon a rock, were ready Alderney,. Pm Nevi' supported the reeoletion.— In otter liiirrelieir support. Hr agreed. that .t wits to the pi ;me l ee of hidept eel- INIr• NV trl'ltZstatt agreed with the lust speaker, that t race we need the h!tsssags of flan Ravoliitiokii. The . the gaateeemerit in the business was Mr. IX am ele'ke qinnitim befiore dear, eel, that eleisie had elkititi al hitt thcr«, were shades of Merit. Whell find that id the various de l , irtiiiteds el the oasts., cal to sti lt - Gent 'pluton brought the business into diiewaion, unitise them was the beet proof of the N ara of the it rental not he expected lie 'should fifed support till people. A spirit lila: this ought not to he brarialial proof wk. adduced of his assertions ; but when with the mime ikt party spirit; rho the contrary, ohs- the facts came to be prveri, and threats were held sormenies oil suoli show's. as were fouls(' to exist, out wenaist him, they had then came fureard its were both useful and censtieutionkil ; if tine were 4 ha miion, and, under these circumstances, they so, he conceived there could be none who would were surely ileeerving of thanks. rehire their applause to the man who had so boldly, Mr. Gat Etatile ilinved, " That the name of Al ma so surcesettilly, ongieeted the iiiiiniry which deriwiii Comlie bee:K.6l'd to those specified iu the heal been set on root. With respect to die Rene. Reeolatirei." Werke immediately loc!ore them, it was in itself A Yeoman COMP": came forward, and rin glets a inert teatims. it was inipowible for any one chinned ail eluim to praise for the part he loud acted to refuse their sweet to it. on the occasion: that praise be attributed particu- The find Resolution wee then pot. end, upon la•ly tii the characters named in the Resolution. the chew of halide, was declared to be agreed to partienhirly Sir Francis 13urilett, Lerd Folkstone, theiiiimonely. and Mr. Whitbread. Upon the seemed 8-'4+lll6on being read, -Mr. The Mirth Resolutino was then (with the midi- S :meet. Dixon exprokeerl tkovieli it migln be ;state- tines of list flume of Harvey Christian Cantle, liorkited, by inverting." Thu? ele Wardle hnvieg Esq.) put, and carried with only two dissentient exhibited the dinner, has entitled to their thalikee yoke*. - Ile consideredthe eery...eon •• mewed by threats," The fifth Resolution was then read as originally as unfit, the cher t gee honing been, iu noi,v. of filet, moved, made before any they'd.. C<,14111 13041 r 10 1 4.11 Ittili out, Iledloid..ll. That a. the niapoeny in fu-nur ado, Cots- A• to the assert that the Owes-. had lawn tube 11. Chief, on the 11 task of th3l,arch last, bold lucrative 'sppolo.toso frlll at the 14 ,1 /Ude o f e Crown, a vote of se at:intuited, that he s:loollo; ceritkoi,ly oppose. at the asittal, under each riiriiinstaireeii, 1111351 at all Brea :rpprwr mine time he seliiiiitee diet the esigeokee of gill,' /Otddrll4,ly l Nl/10.4111 • lint when given, as inn!. present in. abases hod been el,arly proued. ).1„ : w e eine e.e gr a game, to direct. +-mountain)," to the cables'« produced, no thko abilities existed le the wane, the miry, the rant ttinge CUM moss: nkto the mot MPS that ted to it diseisiou, PO • inclik COdapllllV% and verieue other depertmeots of f t e , :i. t r be rea s i r u fwse ese r ele t uat i ro ,c of o tr c people , and so decogitu . ry the State, end emic/N..4e: a hofte the theiltrion Mr. Deans ealoceived they had tio riald to call into these would go fitethte, tied he full ties liy a in qmetarti the motives of the House of Corousous. beneficial and tlicannelreseinetu. Mr. Deolity ii evince Allman-tett she Iteenhifen. tee oely effect of which would he to induce the deriver of making an inroad jute the constitutim —I; the elteriiriell lossoneed were et.'"erst he the of the emiutry. If to hold any office nr pliers Re s olution wooed, to his °entire.. he trimmed awry f miler the froovernment was to lies ground for iinpue r e no r ienee For his an. if he hiel nevi. ii Mews - Mem. ke could, with the same proerietv, attribute bee of Parlieniear WI the occemem, he gimlet here inuorooper motives to those who acted under what cbtwidered himself iii the light Ste a juror, booed by th e oa th—a a tree deltverenee 'to make he. ~ ow l could d a are milled parte miners; the motion vies unneceeiury, Ito good, as their mine Ives folly feu ',en o u r Soseir u re laud the kola anal the Psi.. i pressed by the other Resolutions; and alien once foyer at the liare mad a true veroliet to give, mr. ' en attempt was made at intioneleting their represen t corilitig to the evideuce, en help tem Goal ;" and tatives, he nu-lit exclaim tea long gelid-bye to the Melee the ioAuence of that moo h e could tint home eig'edom of the people !" Ile did not mean to wit' agate to pronounce a verolKl of guilty. Thsi• env mischief was intended, but considered the Re vere elf or most of the"' I'""""44"1wrl. and they swintion as inevitahlt, tending to it. m honer know that tuned . 14 .eilf would . . I:" a very Alderinan React wanted the Court of the pre little way iedred in sapporting an hitabliehment eipice nit which they ware standing. Ile lied sat a equal to the splendour of the Ittelal Dulte..- silent endkor of their past prow adisigs, frogs a wish Honeys, carriages, horses, table, all, in the trek not to . /interrupt the unanimity of the Court, • 0 0' of estrisfegailis, and eotiewsr ; what -the* Ink Iheilbeld not avoid cautioni•ig them, that, by mint be kis feeling, at wittiest:me such thkep?..,.. tfk Ritiblatioile now proposed, they were attacking , Ile could not but he renailde they could wet bei bef c h. te t e lrianelies oifthe Cniestitution. He cm . - : , supported upon the regular seauwauare ; 11.1441 be(grant traidliiaiself he was atfiltailag a deliberative -.? - •' ••• - - „ , . ... . _ . , r lost '. 4 •n ... eiesetnisly, where speakers were not to I,c tatted on and of thestage, at wall and pleasure, like stage actors; he therefore cautioned them against adopt iug a Resolution, which he considered re destruc tive in its consequences, and majored them t* *tam their hand, as they dial not know the mischief that might follow their precipitate* y. Mr. KiMBLS advised the withdrawing the Rego- Mr. WAITHMAN replied to the arguniente meted by the worthy Aldermen agaiiist adopting t lie 11 evo lution; at winch, if lie hurl not been itt the habits of bearing him, he alsould be surprised ; but, Bait was, he hail heard nothittir but whet he might expect ; he was not, however, afraid of meeting tutu un the question, fortified, as he we by the. best authori ties. There were three brew-hes of the Constitu lion, and the Right of the People was undoubted. Now, if may thing; was wrong, and &mutinied re dress, did he mean to say that they were contilied in their remonstrances to the Executive l'oa et ? or. were they to apply themselves to the 11:ture of Peers? lie multi even show preeedents of opinion* expressed as to the conduct of Parliiiiiient —as in the case of the tive Aylesbury Voters; upon which OlTiltlllll the House of Peer* had nobly supported the rights of the people. Another iiistame was, the India Hill • which occeeiuu the people land want of confidence (ally expressed, and e proved. With re a agreed kiV Lawyers. ail, that Representa their probity, their • that, if this country lie by her Parlia• looted by hint, says, whenever the Le corrupt than the that Parliament could - a women; but he tins, i I de, when he into white. "lad should have dose, I the present coin- Court had already the consequence the Finance Coul d tiiet 97 Members than 197,1001. a-Years were to vote one way. ly, the Navy, anti other appoint smut .....mory perhaps, afford sufficient iliflii este, fait there must he superadded that of planet awl pensions? There wits the case of Sir . C. hawking. against whom en action was brought for tidos undue influeece a ith the electors, by bribery. Upon that orn:ision. Mr. Justice Bailey observed, it was scandslous that that phoold be bargained for, which shook' lie given ft...4:1y nod purely, and sworn to be so; if that were ..arm leer, the Constitution was nothing bat a shallow. A ' , are we to know all this , and be dabarted the r to uolice it ? The Worthy Alderman had 4ed of tire vital Wood of the Constitution! this alds a mere figure of speech ; hot item., considered 4 kiwi. SO decayed as to need the a t smance of a little corruption to keep it alive ; u hereas ho considered it as yet sound amid worth preserv- Atin that state : even that great statesenitu, Mr. , was, IFILWOII patriot, of that opinion, when lie mist it was lint reitovatimi or innovation woo want ed, but merely the removal of otifects. Aa to the Questiod immediately before them, they Intl an tholotilded right to express their opinions ; alai he hoped no one would succeed in setting them to, grittier by the ears, while Nliuisterit were going nu its the work of their titidoing, It was a singular fact, that while the taxes were collecting with the most rigid exactness, there wits not one law enacted fir the right use of the public money. Mr. Gatvvtitas said, that they ought to express their minus freely upon, the occasion : the people at large had said, because they had perceived that corruption was in existence iu ',anoint departments of the Government, it was their duty to act accord ing to the manly spirit th:tt had deployed it-elf ; and to remember that their forefathera had strug gled through toil and blood into the possession of those invaluable privilege* which thry were bound to inaiittaiss.--(,Here the cry of questisn ! became exceedingly strong, so that M. worthy Member was obi*ewl to sit down.) Alderman ATK I Ili hoped that they would excuse born for alluding in stone slight degree to the con 'tact the hail adopted on a former occasion. 'file (louse of Coltmn's had, by their vote, compelled the Duke of York to resign ; in so doing, they had done much; and any thing which went to attach blame upon their conduct was, in his opinion, ILOV. j mit. The:Duke of York was certainly guilty, as*, married man (a ;angle); but there was a distinc tion between the public and private character. Mr. 11 11£1111A: opposed the resolution. Mr. BIRCH asked, by whom the Representatives were Massed ? Whom did they vote for ? By whore were they appointed ? by the prople.-11/ loud cry of No Iso .9 At all events, the distinc tion to he drawn was one without a difference. Mr„ Nixon said, that the authority of Blarkstotte was toot happily ititrod tired ; anti as to the instances of Old Sarum, he. the) hod been the ultimo of iii- trodstemg into the House of Commons some of its brighteat ornaments and most distnistuished pa- taints. The towns of Pilattchester aud Birmile4- hum, nod others, which hail rise!' by their maim factories, anti industrious habits, rose because they attended to other basiness titan that of politics.— (Lend hisses.) Alderman Pierce said, that he conld not airrec to the 'Resolution Many sha p e ;at the sonic time he would expcsid, to favour of the Constitution, the last drop of his blood and the last .billing of his property. Alderitino %Vows said. that, in his opinion, the it tiestion intineliately 'before them WAN the most im portntst they had y et considered, mid he was pre prnst to support it. Mr. w.ITHM A N said, that lie was not to the habit oftpisrrelliug shoot words ; lie was therefore willing to probe*, that inittend of the words 6. derogatory to the character of the I loaseof Commons," should br subs'ituted, ~ affords much reason to believe that they were swayed by that indoettee, of which this Court felt itself formerly tinder the necessity ofeemplainitig." Mr. N AWITAN• in explanation, stated, that there sassed la be alt important I/HOAX so. sappoliag Dad ix its, highest approbte India Rill; main which otictisio Ip expressing his addrea.ei: the Throne, and their tad been an strotic iu their Representatives was fill Ha felt a owls, corrupt intioence offt'red to be I sat Princes should apitc( lip he PauFilament, it was confidence of the waft •liatipte-at their head, lustre, that should the ts fur the • • in the extent of Vsz i • ice; for tl d by one of the • - it would it Chitties Price), . •4. ;Ps go er-iu-Chief to be t;l• ' t ie s trt,e,A many others, tha - a more mil it did apps a sawing., that ilittuterested mo o ' 4 " 4 make a tutu ttse of Conant°. . • • t not so mil itivitnee, whin hi • hi change black 'tiers of the Com. decided as they al to applications or lion 1 nos have exu,ted ;en. Clavering?— aglioat thou. That C it the obeerefition uineJ of gries•atices; thud entitle), who had was, it produces', the Report of I red from n change. 'Hitter, by ninth it aplicari-d t d a 4 a dangerous shared among them nu Itss than rif the veoule lost ; anti 'I% there were all found obera of the State, Dui mai ttie Army, the NYVV, - that the. Meiling bad lint a 4:441t-te bake into do+. sider.stion the decision of tite Iloilo* of Common*. That decision alumnae,' (-arty to a mere vets; lied if tt should be admitted diet that t7ourt had Mo right to give ass °pillion urea' u, there wale at& end of all our claim* to the dtract, r of a tree people. Alderman CeaMSet stud, that h e w , 41 14 met vote for the liesolutian Own under iliscu-sioiy as it atilt to misrepreseot a matter of fait. liii "PRA po sitive thai the e hole ii..arrity •tvss not ingiusiced by motive., aIIICII IN had InDleil 4 , lr:bitted to chess by that lb solattna. Mi. I.l' Al ran* s 'mid, that the liettOlution not go to impein Is the Motive.. of the 'mire limo ray, if (o i ly went tat reflect upon the Kreuter. part of those who comp te.ed that *majority, 'file previous apiention, as it asins i still persisted in. was then put, anal iiegatiied ; after udia* a division on it. Sth plact item appeared RA billows : Fur the Resnlution— Aldermea • . 7 t'ouitinoners Telleos •••••4 - Against it— Aldo ridden •olit.i.onces Adjourned. t. 1.% TEL.I.IGENC PUR* 8M01.17,11. sratt.A. Soiled His Majesty's ship St. .4/bon's, with the outward-Istuud China fleet, consisting of tKet fol lowing ships, wafer convoy. viz :—the eochis, Mar gait al Ely, Royal Charktie, Albion, 1 1 (ineess drat/ea, Thaws, awl Giallo*. fOr the east ladies; Air N. Smith, 13;41)11110rd, hit' the Cape of t.iood I ima.; 'Pervert aure, Islwtoo, for Jamaica, mid 14Irk, ilfuwkine, tier Lisbon. flit Majesty's ship a Comet, is appointed convoy for Newfoundland, &c. and will sail to-morrow. Sailed front St. Iliden'a. where they anchored last 'right, the Capt. flail ; and the ririe/, ' Captaiu to the: wural.—Wiud N. E. runtotrra. Antic 4. Carne In the Smalls.% from a cruise. Sailed the Triumph, iu the I . :outward; and the Caeirst gun-brig, walls !sleet of victuallers for the squadron off Eochefort.—Wind N. E. seatt.rv. Sailed through the Downs, from the ltiver, the 'hoe, din ky, rot Cadir. Came down from Sheerness. the Pandora. said remains in tile Dowtui as per last.—lV slid N. E. uovto, APRIL 5. A Portuguese brig is airir..ll here dais siftt:rnoon. front Faro. which place she kft the 4th j s . riatch. lay her tie learn the . French me mat in peementiou of Saragosin ; and that the Spaniards have seat? tlionFonti I tonp* to defend it, counnaniled iefas, who, WV hate often been told. was genii and taut that do nut despair of clefenclius !hotplate.' There net' tour French ()calends columatiiliies hi , . fore it. PRICE lit . '"). I ( VT'rElltDeY. • ' " Btu: Stock • 3 pee Cent. Reduced a per (krit.Cousola • ore Cent I per Cent. Nary lame Salinities • oNsuisa. 1441%119144 l2 13 prem. =err Rini Lottery Tickets t . ..... oil, es. Coe* fur ti)l ho T. 131511 , Stock-Bouktr, • No. o, Gdoisilsill,& 9, Charing-erom. BIRTH. On the tat Ourt,nt, the Lally of Rielited that, EMI. of Daney Dale, Derby:Aim, of a deilitar. , MARRIAGE. On the ,d instant, at I.ndy flows, Georm's.utare, Edin burgh, by the Rev. Bishop Ssitriforol, aptnio Thomas Fo ditautt hough, Royal hark, to .'dot, daughter of the Inge l'rancia Stitt, .q. DEATHS. Yesterday moreing, at has house, at Battersea liar, after in Mies ut only two days, having i.e... taken ill at the Batik oat Toridin, Ain:mu/et Champion, Fag see of AN Ditrtlteßt of the Baal of England, and (Ache Lowden Deck Coaese, universally reopened, and tom cited as a is.. of se amiable and hroriulent dr-position, and great smutty elf stannens Vveletdav, at her house, Moira-place, Southampton, M rs. A. B. Greene, whims of tee late Barnaby Greens, Esq. At her house in Qnewa-steret, Edinlisorgh,tne Mill, March, the. flight lion. Christina Llizateth, Downer 4.: ounte:a of kimore. Nth to oidwrlsst, in the Mediterranean, iwthe 3!tt scar of his a;;.e. Mr. John Toppin, Midshipman int luniouthe l'omune, of 4th gull , . Copt: in Berrie, sod we of Captain Tappan, of Swcasllo• Ile aas killed by a shot hum a hat- Ply on Cape gird. he (Widowing extract of a letter ham Captain Barrie elicits, that, Lad be fiord, ha would have dime honour to dee country is whose service he so nobly fell . " I know it will alleViste the sorrow of an old suidier be learn, that though bassoon is demi, be fe.o in action whilat gat tallith perforating his duty. .1 had directed the ?more', hauls to he prepared to nit off port of *Trench ownrey, nto:( r Cape Steil; aL.ie the bats rale genowle r. a. dy, the y'outh's mat to distinguish himself rt.:loved has to suntriee to get se based con of the., (few ham; a • owpt sailor, lie ass not yet appointed to ray boat.) l'he Ultiiff • tenale ratostrot , he of ho (last eipay i s s i ncer ely l euni aord liry we and his viimnotes, ha ins joust qualities bad endear ed hitu to us all." a s mo r ning, n o tan,•en-ourect,s IV Fitehas 4111, in It e lath y.as a.( amuse, and w.wthiiyretepertrd by all wholi..aw inn), 3te Po laarltkeltock, tilt ekitart and only surviving sou dike hte lute Isaac kvlsirk, of that town, nod the last. N rho aisle one. ut a :trainee and respectahle ramify , ((i.e.,. Henna ( matron i, whole moss is linontin the must renal,' re• rued of the earliest settlers here, at the panel wham'sthasv 'havrn levant • neon. HIGH WATEA, THIS DAY. AT LoKIPIN-URIII/i, Mors. ei After ..7 Wes. 59 win. after .. 7. SALE BY PRINTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, MAPS, CQIINTALIS, Ste By MeSal ' KIM; and I.OOIIEE, At their Cri at Room, in hung street, Coventniardeg, IttN I)AV oral, and Six t.ution tug Delo, at 14 o'cirel, A wELL ishown c01.1.L1 . .T10N of PRIN . ! g, ill the ;finks of the moist esteemed modern Maseern, in. eluding a number of Poitratts, after bir Jake& Ihrtatrlds stveral rapit•il Books of Prints, rruth an extviusree ametrilda,:e of Niulis, and a comph ur Collection of the Stirrer at Es,- glisk the property of *lactate/elm Middleton, } sq. of the Foreign Devarenrent, in He Pnetollire, damns, d. Shy be earned us Frodat, and 1 atalogoco, pima ie. lOW kaJ at the SPIRO. 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