The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-06-04 00:00:00

I . . • the rc.r e pat tizs mof,t violent in :Lei; camplaints,Las produced an outcry in America, not leis loud and fu rious than if the L,ander had bombarded New York. The body was brought on shore, publicly exhibited, and honoured with a public funeril, in which the Corpration of New York, and all the democratic snc:etit:s which. infest that city, followed in pro cc.blol. A quantity of fresh provisions, purchased in the market for the use of the British tquadron, was stopped by an outrageous mob, and carried in triumph to the receptacle of all the heggary . of the town ; the public prints were put into in .urning. and to complete this climax of folly and ex travagance, a hill of indictment for mueora i was actually preferred, and found by the Grand Jury of New York, against Capt. Wurrsv, the com mander of the Leawier. We are coniiJe3it, however, that the good sense of the people of America, and the wisdom of the Legislature, which basics lately defeated this pei turbel spirit. will again triumph over those par tizans and agents of France, and determined foes of Ergl•cnd and America. Peace between America and Tripoli was pro. sciainsed at Washington on the 25th April. The Illeatjt between these two powers was satifiul "iy the President on the 17th, and has been .puWisl:ed in the New York Papers: It stipulates, that in the ease of a future war, the prisoners taken by either of these powers shall not be made slaves, but be regu larly exchanged. The New York papers also con tain the Report of the Committee to wh,,m was re ferred the resolution of appropriating two millions ,Of dollars, in addition to the usual sum for the pur poses of intercourse with Foreign nations. It begins tith stating. that the objed of the resolution is to commence a negociation with France and Spain. fpr the purchase of New Orleans and the Floridas ; and contains much interesting Information respedt hag the value and importance of these countries to the Vnired States ; bet the length of the article obliges us to defer its insertion to a future day. Lord Hrtrav Parr complained last night, in 4 e House of Commons, that the notice which he "nye cf a Bill for the relief of persons with large families, has been misrepresented in the public 1... scuts. We understand his Lordship to have said, in Isis explanation last night, that the relief is not to be gran•ed by an alteration of the Property rit:t, bat partly upon the As essed r ases ; but as his Lordship spoke in a very low tole, we cannot state pith cortaisty. Il Yeverdayaboot ate ci'e!ock, Mairsrv, Piin cfss.3 Aect.st A ..nd Et it Astra. and the Duke of CUMISLNLA“). visited Lady C. Fliice, at St. James's, and partook ofsi.me refresisment. • °heel day :limning gatl Brat ci.* and the Duke of POaTtAND visited His Maitsvv. Yes:ttday the Duchess of Yost vi.i:ed the Royal ramify. Last night's Gazette eanta:nz the following no tice: The Eine has been pleased too:aim it to be signified by the Right II .nour..Shs Charles ..tees Fox, Ha M.)env's Pent, i;el Secretary of State for For,ign Arfei.s, S. the Munger' of ?dirndls and IleoUal Power• tesmioas at this Court, that, to tea-equine, of subsequent rivicee, the II:ck bade a. n-Nocral Ile the NH Ministers on the oth of npr:l last, shall not exter,d le the !UV., Trace. Estimate of the charge of the proposed adJitienal pensions aid allowances to soldiers : Cheese of an Angtnei , sation to the Out Pension of Chelsea and g•lmsinhara . . 141,0001. Ditto of an Enete...e , if Ail..-Ysnce to serjeanis and Cetyourals sit the Army - • 0,0001. Dino -of the enveyed kilnernees to be granted M Hen after certain Periods of Service . 157,0001. Total C,arge for 355 DI,. • san,..eui. The numher of Licences for killing Game. isstwd in Ireland from the srh of Jan. 1505, to t:.e S.lt of Jan. 1606, amounted to 3,469, yielding a duty of 7,6751. Is. Tic Ds.lish Company's ship "fere P•i•dyns. Capt. Hsen, arrived off Dover, sailed from Can tos en the gth of 3Annary, and passed the Cape of Gond Hope the Sth of March. The letters brought by the Lisbon Mail, the ar rival of which we stated yesterday, were delivered our yesterday morning. Some of these, dated Li.bon, M a y IS. say, "thr a Treaty, guaranteeing the neutrality of Portugal. was signed at Mach id. on the 19th of April, by the Plenipoten t i ar i es o f F rance and Portuga l . " A letter, dated Tortola. the 14. h April, brought to Falmouth bt the Prow Adolphtgr packet, the ar rival of which we announced yesterday. stares, that the expecltion under General MI aa sio• had effeeted • landing at the Crams', and as far as it had pro. ceeded into the country was attended with uniform stnt - cess. It is now said, that the °Neff of this en c. anise ig of no less extensive a description than the revolltionising the whole of South America ; and as MIRANDA was every where joined by the inhabitants, little doubt is entertained of his com plete success. He is said to have not less than 30,000 stand of arms, which he distributes among the peopl e wh o re p a i r to t h e revo l ut i onary standard. Yesterday, the Loao MA von ordered the price of bread to be mai:wed at Is. ltd. the quartern loaf. Lord Chief Justice 11 msr istn sat at No,, Prim: yesterday, in the Court of Commnn-Pleas, at Guild hall; but no r cause of any interest to the public eras tried. Thursday nest, which is to terminate ••:: S4ttincs. after this term, is filed fur special Jury causes. 'Cheat are but three in the list. Lord Esuaissoanuon sat at N.si Prism yews "ll. at Guildhall. but novas of any public interest 3 ceuroed. His Lord s hip will not try any A the - Pvial Jury Canoes until &fur the en,u;t4; Trinity J. cif ;. '• - . I • A k# ODE• FOR HIS MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DRY, 1806. By H J FiT P.L. • Long did chill Winter's dreary reign U-nri, the preinis'clAnurs of Suring; Long Ewes, rier the ettvo plain; Mal.gnant waled his nnisome wing : O'er April's saregeted day The frolic zephyrs feat'd ; The' alternate eiango or inns end showers Cad neat to life her nate fl , weri; Ilut armed with whirlwind, frnst, and hail, Wititer's ungenial Masts prevail, And clievi: her vernil power*. • 11. flat o'er the relented Rbkin See NIAos lea , l.her stalling train Of Isaler..n hours aiong ; While burst bong every etlin'ng rove L •u 4 :trains of haymow: and love, P:e!tp!:ng 10 the chord song W,Lii opening Jou, votive pour Te hill with proud acclaim our Moii.deh't mtg.! War. Still msist that die, to Britain dear, To Karina jnv imoart ; Cloudy or br.tit, that day 'Mail wear The Ill.llllillll of the heart. And as before che fervid ray That ger ial glows in summer skim, Each cloud that veil'd the beam of day Far from the azure welkin Cm: So may each cheerless mist that seems Awhile to cloud our pros's,. ts fair, Dop,"ll'd by hope's enlivenin; beams, Our brightening ether fly, and malt away in air. IV. Awhile though Foituneadve:ve frown-- Br timid trienda men cause bctr.iy'd, Wah bosom firm sod undismayd, Oa force depending ail their own, A living rampire mold the.r parent Lord. The Britidi wario:v grasp th' avenging owned ; W ka t youths of royal hu , .e demand the light s T. assert a Monarch and a Father's right. I.l.tite . c! in oue pa:root oai.d, From Albion';, Erin's, Caledonia's land, Eate in arms, indium... shins The kindred heroes of the Briton line, wnelm invasion ',teeth cur circlieg flood, Or stain our verdant fields with Gallia's hostile blood. .11.81N1.4. COUNTESS OF BUCKINGHAM ,IIIItE's GRAND FATE. This grand entertainment commenced last evert log, at he. Lad's/yip's vplendid house in Grosvenor place. The drawing-roorns. which are the repovi tory of every thh.g that is elegant, splendid, rld curious, were appropriated to cards and conversa tion. After twelve o'clock, which ushered in the morning of His M•JLITY'S birth-day, breakfast was ferved, appearing through arcades of Souris and grottos, which form?d a new. and a striking speltacle. Lady kla micros enchanted the com pany, by singing " God Sees the litag," with addi• tional verses, composed for the occasion ; her Lady ship was in charming voice, and the (lotus was most happily - executed by several amateurs, who breathed the soul of harmony. The attention of the company was considerably attrafted by the itlim : dab!e performance of Mr.Caerwatonr, on the Muccal Glasses ; the enchanting melody he pro duced through his fascinating Airs, cannot be de scribed. they were universally applauded. and as universally felt. The house was bri:liantly dl.minat ed, opposite Her NI *JUST v's garden, and to tic fields leading to Sloane-squaie. A cooservatory, finished with uncommon taste. (versed to the garden, part of which was boarded. and as an etcellent Band played all the tiny., many tripe it Merrily on the light fan tastic toe." It is impossible ra do jualce to the gene ral arran:zernent of the breakfast, which consisted of every thing that art or nature could produce, no more than to the marked attention sod politeness shewn by Lady BucKluoutiarsulas, to her namer ous friends. -•• Amongst the Company were-- His Royal Hilliness tht Pri:icia of Wales: Their Royal Hietna..ss the Osaka of Cd,•ence. Corrtheeand, and Ca•n bridge s 114 Highness the Doke of Gloucester; Hiseh•ries of Mariborot.gh. Gordan, it.rfasio, Didnhorsharlaad, Ru t l a nd. Leirwtor. arol Morstrooo; Mareloodeves of Mario-I. A:sersoro, Hertford. Laitheicown, Dowoortirv, Ely, sad Sal.atorry god of f10gr1...; Count CJdyneidat, Lin:wreck. Stith. 'ember', Cholaloirsdetoy, Cb Siren:er, Cow Lo an Hera ley, Dor , ,s, Elgin. kolex, (; slMarav, Hardwick* , fiLesian, tisroneten, cowry. ILdtkingoaoillbsro. Maatatold, Mount-E4mo be, if ia,,ad and °awry, Nanbooka. Taiwan- T , L . * nub 4, Dlighy. Downer C,rk .4.lllAtery, illevereyotc ; Earl Ctio , rtdeley, Rurkinghainahire, Sweet .Chat harm, HA.- court, Dattnsootli, Dorb!, 1),11,y, Ilaniarcka, Statnlo.4,ltt.; Lady 13411., 9 ; Lads 0.47414, Au. earl. Es. •„ pud'rry and *ad, and illrforllim; Mr a , M re. Pigoii, and Mw flutter...nth. We regret the lateness of the hour will not al low us to give more of the company, whwli amount ed to above ate. _ The Countess Teatime will give a grand Ball and Supper, ol Friday ereniug, at the Army Pay Office. A temporary Ball KOMI is eroding to St. James's Part. Loci' GassvicLe took an airing yesterday to his house at Hampstead, and dinesi there,. accompanied by Lay CA SIVITORT. her tiro daughters, And Lady %Strom,. His L^rJsLip returned in the *ran ing,_ in the cpan laisdaidet, to Downing -(! erect. Yzsterd•y tie Logo M•roa sent the City Water Be NI to bt. Jamea's False., with a Sae sturgeon, as a present to His Mot I ST V. It was alive, an i yesterday morning, all I o'docir, by a ashes. man at tia.ttrsea-)ridge.—lt weir a 1 tCruz. . • MASQUE a A The Logie Sobscriptinn Masquerade tock place . on 'Mandy night, as we anontosced, at . tie-house in Little Argyle -street. lately Occupied by Colonel Gaxvitl.a. The Ladies-Patronesaes of this grand fete, were, the Duchess Di Ca.t alas; Countesses CH•LWAPIDELEY, Ist s, CLAIIE, Cradful, IVsartunitkaso, tend Risley woe ; Vis cnitutesses Mut !city- t add Haw., ; Ladies PEIICIVAL and h.t.iza scams Music, and the Him. Airs. VILLIERS; Ann the wtx.le was under the ma nagement of the limn C. Sri:scot and Colonel Gnyvi Lie. an entelfainusent sn patronised acid condutled, it might be supposed, would comhihe nut only every requtsite,:but every embellishment neces sary to present it in its mast rennet!, elegant, and in teresting state,all.l theresuft jtrst; tied the expelatitin. Scare.ly any preceding niastiuttrade, that we re member, however expensive. and magnificent, has been .vithout same detect. In one we nave seen the bright and lively charastars lost In all immensity of table Jotninos, and shining like sa many nails upon a cofEis. In another, genii pet. of sailors, chimney sweepers, ke. prevetikd to an excess, whicli ChTVW as air of vulgaail over thh jl/e ; while in a third, the supper and nines were not of ere first (lass, and crowd end confusion prevailed at the te-tive board. N • one of these detects was ihe naind in the Subscription Nl.stinerade. It was carried, in every part, to the highest degree of perfec tion, to which the most potished taste, elegant so ciety, refitied wit, arid liner-day in expense could carry it. Three s i sacians rooms, upon the first flu with a fourth tor refr.fs meet buil: in a magniticcat style, for the occasion, co:tautened the principal scene of festivity. l'he mode in whieh they were laid out and decorated. we partly described on Monday. An immense variety nt the runt beau titul shrubs and (Lowers, covering the walls in fes toons, enveloping the pillars, or formed into arches, relieved the eye from the blaze of light , . and Tem pered the heat by their cool and retreshirg odours. Among these treasures of the natden, which con tributed their sweets to this paradise,were hat urn and water-liliea, magnolias and .zalies, with a prolusion of white roses, variously disposed in wreaths and bunches. Tw lye transparent pillars, in the great room, were inscribed with the names of the twelve Ladies-Patronesses, with appropriate mottos ; and on the staircase was a beautiful transparency of Al; nerve disarmed, assuming all the sweetness of the softly smiling Pena. ; a happy and elegant device, designating a scene, where even the Giwidrse a! :radon might unbind herself, for the moment, with propriety, sod join in the dance with th,. Laop-r and the Graces It is al lowed by even the Nona austere, that when you Can prevent the intrusion of improper conipan /Assault's,- resent can be more innocent or agreeable; and the en deavours of the Managers, and Ladies-Patronesses to attain this end, were crowned with complete SUCCVS. The company were select, and of the fit st class. At twelve they began to assemble, and from that time the Elysian Fields opened to our view, and ite spirits of the blessed seemed to possess the maskers. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WaLts, the Dukes of CA IrsaszooL and Sussex, were uzaziasked, in blue dominos. The Duchess of 1.111034 V.iSB C. Aram/Ism, Countess of Mousuraotrais. Countess nt %Sint ss aL•111). the Countess of HARRY IliOar• MatcJaicasese WtI.I.&St.CY and Daughters, the . Lord And I.ady MA r rata , . Lady Fr secs. Bs aellllMlD. Lady C. MIA LISS, Mn. CMA LIS SO! CIIIID•M, MIS. H. St aAt.:IIV, hie Jens &mate, Sir Joust Gt , Mr. F. Fauxtrica and Lady, Miss - Wa tn. P-sarxe, Colonel Osistow and Lady, General Mactioncn, Messrs. J. and R. Larouctie,Col.Marnew,and hirF tenor Goat's; were all in beautiful fancy dresses,and without masks. Among the must prominent figures whose genius prompted them to take a more aSivepart,were,Capt. ion, a Paiseli, Mr .k. Brein, an admi rable Felker Paul, and Mrs. l/•weliss a FrenrA Phutirieig, who facetiously rallied His Royal high ness the Duke of Sussex, after his indisposition, for appearing in public without leave. Colonel Huns- se, WAS an excellent Dodoe. lest. But Mr. hilescr.s, as Dolly, lavluss, did not ex- cite much applause. His only quotation WAS. circa aegnsirit lOn 101. which he exemyilified by keeping in perpetual :nation. Mr. K EMILE, however, a,:d Ist. 6cniassaa„ thought that they could make up a good Mr 016,1:: company out of Mr. T. IDA a drunken Bardelph, who caose at a late hour, ac cornp4aied by Mrs bIiESIDAM, and some excellent Weird Saki's, Lord Eseiworoxi, as Diary Gossips and many other tbeatricalheroes and heroines. I'be beautiful Miss Diane, daughter of the late Bishop of Dowa, MISS CHSSiltilt, Viscountess HA MPISS.S., the Countess of CLAIM, Mrs. R.Durysisi and sister, and Mrs. Macvicaas, were Mass, at whom many an arch look was cast by Sir Eowaen Li.or co and the Earl of Rosstrx. two Pri4rs, who seemed W conider them excellent provision for the convent; but some Turiask Ckarl,, consisting of Earl Daams.sv, Mr. BLASI), Mr. YR ITTY M AM, .Ir. W. %MAY, • Capt. Hay, Baron Da Be•cassi, and Mr. CALL, considered tkern 6trer inhabitants for Mai.omet's Paradise. Mr. CM Atte, Saratnaa, a Cheleint Are airmen, was in h:g;s glee at the new increase to his allowance; an.; serval of the company were sur prised to hear him converse with a Priestess of the Slue upon the subjeß ; when Mr. Attiotn, a cun ning Sernrrr, discovered ti.at the Priestess was the beautiful Lady Cass ttttt on. Mss Gtais was a rie f ia Q j i4r Site. Lord JAMS. Ms v was quite at home in the charafter of an Uspbtand Chvf i and Lord Pea - Kase AM was in a splendid Spanish dress, which shewed off his fine person to 4 reat advantage. Mr.lticst• Dila wished to be elms:dated an Orstkied .Srrder; but he was taken for a per Srikder, as he Lad neither money nor learning. Lady Marcia, and Miss %%lector shewed as unaccountable die positiou to become Old Warne',, while Lady H.- WalliDeli, with better taste, was first an interesting Enehui PIASIAI Ga 4 and afterwards changed an 11441 and Lass. In the list of very eccentric eh.- ratter:. was an immease eiEnon of Joe Miller, Mr. May, in which we could see no wit, and a wed Urns, by Mr.D•trow and Capt. Catssar t vs, the latter of whom danced incomparably. A v. ry zeod Poesimaa and some end °philtre Servants, wonting reset , excited curiosity. From their im portunity and assaranze, sums misicok them for ccriaitt Memb.trs cf Uppcsiticn, withoat masks. h ; • • • 'a They pro-iedJacwever, i)•. ?Jr. a Arita Cler4 Drier?... Lora Er ,•,ters Ilevrtmcii, a 19144 w, and torn* other'. Psces . -rt. LCSCIL and Ptite entoiti;as Douleand Noodle, Were highly di verPng. A CChem Maiiderin, it; the teal Jl , Fortc, also szt d, , rnile much notice, and waif closely fonowed by iota* charming Mtgs. Cal. Duvet. as an r-Hkeign. • jag some gn•td songs. A Kott r HOou . kept her s.lich. I trs in excellent order ; and Colonel .Oneytesik wandered about, unktiown„ in tt:e midst of : his friends, as a p..w Pi . era. Our limits do :Ile permit us to dwell imger visor; the cha l -act. ter•, many of theirs were :ply eccentric, anErad. ?ninthly supported, among which were lonia A. 00a. onto and Newt se, as Ssieri. At two:tlitf pany'set down to ?upper, which dip!ayed the ut. MOSS elegant-, and liberality knew no boutrits but thns: pretcribt:d by the most refined tote. the dancing ntenmmenced after supper, a .td the amusement was kept up with spirit until' C O'CinCk, when his Heal flightiest the Pettier eir4b.. di ew, and the rest of the company begaa to separart,„ Among the devices introduced was a Bantams. in the shape of an Englis!, .54114 1 , winch hovere4 over the heads of the company, reminding them of the happiness and safety which they owe,: to those brier Brit.sn t.trs whose spirit has pititcred tie .74 SIMI name fr.):n our enemies. Some Etae co il r t i t in ft occurred in the come of the n: t, from the suddeit appearance of the Hon M. H R o, as a fire man belonging to the Bria.tt Fite 0.1.ce, a..d a Log. party, 4 drunken s.siior hasicg crisJ t• Ile fire, huwevev, turned out to be a blaz: orwrit, uht‘h svie.43oll eztialti.hod, .withnift sigiugxtuy mischief ; the sparks to the ronm were riff/Lily barmiest. and the only iljury su.•.sincsl vs - 41 the destruetion dd a few hearts, which were consann: • by the liihtning of some fine ey-s. LAD 1 43/;41101.4 . 11/. 0 .. 4.; (41%W ISQUE RAM: BAIL. This Lady gave a Grand Masi:ied Bail. on y night, at her house in St. James's -Airfare. The must beautiful figures suppoi fed the palest Wisps that lighted the grand staff-Late t at the entidare of the front drawing.room se as pLiCeJ a lair Fiero, oar. rounded with the choicest etre ice and most fragrant sl.tuhr, distrihati: g her sweet.. and wAennrag the vineries of mirth and plea•ure 411, they e-•fried the (runt drawing-room, which was brilliantly lighted:ly wax tapers in diJmond-cut lustre'. The getter.:. ti-ms of this room writ very splendil f‘.ur ours, of immense size, teaching from the h fos to the cieling, and on each side wthe Manche' of layers, bearing tapers. curtains were brogue sdk, with yellow draperie. and frngeA. There was a most curl-u, marble slab, I arwril is tul'p "mod, inlaid with gnli. and supposted bye gold lions. la the second drawing-room is a beautiful et fioed.glats eindcw, display. ing Chirt:se landscapes, And . liplit.d at the b ick by limps, which had a nee eft off ; the four angle psnurls of he room was of looki• g glass $ t: are was aLo a twist curiAss calsituit, ~n whi c h stood an er-weri chat kof great valve. - the w decorated with in" taboos of Use noble Lord 'owe Somas', air, Davi...". 'jr sun, Sc. Ike. The furniture of th.t emu mouldings, frett.es, bc . born (he Lowe dir.ing petbtir twee 4.7.dmpetted I tenm superb . q. lighted, end the ealit one table was covered with liens, sae paltry, lemurs.-', ett• fec• sod . ..r.'•‘• 4 I charnielier, zhrec fees high. teasing to on each si..r were two tables, covered !Ate solid tare of ,chicken*. hams, veal, mast liberally scrvtd to the guests :4 M. G. Mr. WALDIV.,• . and Mr..SiIANI, *AD . mach science to their .sandwiches, tc._ liy t. elcellent arrang.menr , every person w a s e qually a reed, and either as they et.s.rted sir .tepal...d, refreshed tLemselvrs as LiGey lisc•td ; se4e. board wee arranged th finest w: es, al: isi. sera also served in rinse grea;est profusaus ; tie w. Ole arrangement did the greatest credit, lot regula:.• n and good ordre, to the persons vr:io conducted Abu splendid Fee. At swears o'clock, the losnrte.4 Min.trel Band. under the daretti; at of Mr. RIVN.TO, who were placed in the WI, played several !areal - he airs, and were relieved by Gow's band in the ball room. Ihe firs: group of tour riety were the lion Z.lessrs.Co•rsairev. Zliots and ST•111101.I., a. -41`tua ['hay certainly Iseirhged to the Lvely frir,te, and appeared reached to .heir upper rigging ; they were a very noisy all a good humoured party. and wherever they appeared, were sure to deer the deck,. Lady the Miss and Mr. Caesar, were i;. , rete and Wad &aim. well dressed, end admirably .up.. ported. Mr. CASS', a very humnorous mask, as Maher 8t.....r4. Lady }lt LLN Coloosel and Mrs. luaus,. as housemaids, and Colonel li.sa vas, as a fleas of the last century, ware well supported. Sir JAMES and Lady Douotat. west Ptlitrimt ; Viscountess Downs, and Miss Da*,, , ,Z11 were very pleasing Old Maids ; the Karl of Ct•e.c•itr• 413- pealed to erat advantage, as the Banter si the Alps. attended by his fair Countess, bearing his hew cad arrows; Mr. ILDIetPID W. Dennis. as ere Heat mask. Joie Cuba; Mr. COl•wriscvs. who dif fuses mirth wherever be api-ears, a. admirable is elarotrces,,rats 's ballad-singing ess.ltar, and sung— Lawn as white u drivel snow, " Cyprus back as Ole -.4 cm, " Come buy, guru tee' with great humour. and dhp w. of his wares re much advantage. Mr. Msscss. as a des here 1..4. runt, was the protettor of tars eetkesste sun-bu.oe3 Floret. they were a very htgit.eekseed_ group.. Mr. • H. Srartas, an Hassle, Ars. and Miss Ss AI L Pair Hi;hl...efeet. Mr. 4 4 4 MIS S CIL6CI.Is, eatt7eive.i Viegert ; Mr. bases an OW Stew' hiss. fps,. %Ls; lkaar, her rieb.../re ; M••s balsa.* Miss Vv. snout. Bolted .`tineees ; Lady Pecs,' Li .4 1 tbagtotill Ana ; a' The "Pedal 4rzetrieg, d. tie west& 3 freer." Sir L.:eorioe 1V t atz•nait. apt. Gamer, as re& B..rdeli. Adm. :•, ; (:4a. • 2011. an Ateretee wzo., n.ade m.. t airier-a j Hon. Mrs. Avssesi, ar £e e.r Qrv. ; th .- moose of DONC•AL. Lady E.t.lub, Lady dbut coa and toe Miss Aitusrsoaos, fur Ccira k ee., s. ~,, • ewer :VIVI, •.11 4•:e .f llue." l lie Mks .As 50. 4 8. bioseer-Gids, as et er tie der•th Mem." Do g egibirr Mr. Mrs. Vs:MIS, bag 4 •