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• ' • 7 , - -- ^ , s NUMBER 996.) THYAMP-ROYAL, DRURT-LANG T[-lIS PRESENT EVENING, MArch 6, Their Majesties' Servants will a, - 1. the New o,ierstic Drama, of THE TRAVELLERS; Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION Art 1,--Characters in China ; Z 40111343 (Prince of China), 1141 r. Eltistnn ; Koran (his Com inn i , in ), Mr &Aim O'Gal iagher, Mr. Johnstone ; The Emperor of Clikoa, Mr. Powell ; Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. Mathews. Mildora (Mother of Koyan and Celanda), Mrs. Priere;l; Calinda, Mrs. Mountain, Act. ll.—Characters in Turkey ; Alusyplta (the Grind Visite), Mr. Bartley ; Chief Aga of the Jaiiira.l,,, Mr. Dig. num. Saphi, Mrs. Illand.—A Dance of Turkivt‘ Slaves. Act 11l and IV.—Character: in "illy; Duke of Position°, Mr. Holland. The Marchioness of Merida, '3icatJra Maraca A Dance of i.auaroni. Act V.—Characters in England; Aalnairal Lool KIWIS:. Mr. int:MAIM ; Buntline (an old Sailor . ) , Mr. ft...meter To which will he arta 'tl. the C.,eneety of THRI.E \VEEKs Arr ER MARRIAGE. C. R acket, Mr. tth.too. Lady Racket, Mn Joelan. -On iaturday, the Comedy of Love for Love, with the conic 0,1rr4 of Toe Soldier's Return. THEA r ft' IYA COVENT4eiIAR rir rt.ESENT 'EVEILING, March 4, will `l,l NW the 71 , 140 4 1 v DOUGLAS. 1114we1l. Wow Bete,' lA4 • , illiefefte4 Cftlissa Lady ItsnitOrb, VIM After which will kw motel, I Now Farce, eat, " WE FLY BY NIGHT;" Lt/Ne. STORIFs. The Chenietem by Mr. burden, Mr. Brunton, Mr. Far. WT. Mr. Stir.r , on% Mr' Alalichird. Mr Fawcett, Mr. Liston, Mri Darenyirt, \few heierve, Mt+. rt.r, oo Catis•il..v I li.• kw the fira time, a New Cern:NV.ln , t aAe, A Hnt to loaLie to be spuk.ni by Mr. Hmaton, and the Epilogue by Mn,Smfth. . CaRMAN THFATRF.. LETCESTER-PLACf.:, LEICESTER-SQUARE. Uwler tite iountertiale Patre.tage of Her NI %JF-STY. /PHIS PRESENT EVENING. March 6, will I be pert ' , nett, the Coolie Opera ralted THE THREE SUIFORS. With the Pantontone Lanes of THE FL LSIIIII FAIR. Alter trlt;ch vait,colar de , iirel, Vie Farce of NEL'.OX Di ELYSIUM. And to en wiurit with the OPTICAL RALLF.T. Places taken, awl Tr,.nalations had, at the The are, the Days .4 Perfortelnce, Mon:lays, Thursday, and 34tur.lays, from Eleven till Fire "'Clock. Doortrapen at Half-;,l:4 Xie, and bridi ivorisall at rlatf pa.t Seven..-e,gears, . —Gaiter., 2. N. R There will las no performance at flail Theatre on Welnesd.tys, oturn4; Leec. Ott St..nrLy (..r S..hiroter% Benefit, a New fur we 3 at tint., by Kota Ito., w three acts, called All .n Cot.fusiou. EASIANDIA HOUSE, MAIICII S, t 66. AVIIEREAS, in nnp,eance of the Sabi ticaion of th- Anne.rel the five f.net f the UN ITF.I) COMPANY nt . NtERCHANTS t!f ENG:.AND TRADING ter,t EAST.INI)II. , t. it I, ortlaittret, ThS' A 1•14 shall b: Fourteen Days before the Annual Ekttion of Dow-mt., routanting the Neat,' ..1 s u ch Provei;ter., quailtfi , ll, ~.:,rceatle to Law, as shall aignlfy, itl W. t!hi, t.. the Se , .ret.i., their D.,ore of becoxiog Candi 4.tes fer tho Diteclieu, Sotteea Day& ,efoie such Annual the' iwt 1 " fee 4:•44 erfeett...„ 1 Yee tre AerAoT.ii. - _ shoe the i'ver , ielors B e v Ir,e , skirt tkt ell•••• - fle or JiLs re-fers of the , el 4 Coors...y.l:m Poser it Ipisarnfed for ohe tun /.1..,/ belt: 1.41 thou 3 , 4 I ,La wit. kr pYldbtlM Foowiros Ili", before Om said litaiisa, as the •Avew-iiiept;nowd hoe Low der rem WILLIAM ItANISAY. Serne.irq. TO GENTLE VIZN SKATSMEN, TYE MILIT" Y, AND oTHERs. ATENT CANTLE-MOUNTED LEATHER P SPRING SADDLES, which .re the ea•oest and bee. eee.tructodSa•Ulen ere( ins Irsielwiolcut nt the Seat Woad elhe'r than others, they areal.° rvol: Water• Proof, eu th.it ew water can lodge in the muffin ; ettreh must pr tee** ealerlh ' e 5C1,1,1,1011 to the Army, voltri there is no ttai • for tilting S't qles. hi touttctorel by the Par,itee, .f. EDWARDS, Sid Yi old lii -et•na No 45, W *tenet (reowee t 4 Vt.rt :), Bow. truce); W.l re .rt be servo the crytst a 'son ew.it it liadleiy an,l lia•nes. ever oft., et to to• 'lhe Veg treble Coinoutoton, for cleaning and lotteerring )1••1,,s, to by had as abuse FOE THE TOOTII•ACI1. I THE ODONTAL4.IC; CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF lIuRSF.•RAUISII. rrHiS Essence p.m.'s es the power of safely and 11 tmmtagiat l stolthing the Tt54.)111-ACH ; ani it has the 1.•:uluor re,reev, if it cowls nt eismart wit.. the exposed 15 ye, of pr oi. too l ; the r , •currillocit of that tmtiiiing M.. ; Voit the T•otit will remaid useful and sortiamentai through hie. It dies nm remain •,,e bunting or pernicious .1.41.ty ; but, when applied to thd Ne.re, the opeiattuit is the lue•as a Said,, on a bleAthe Veal. eop.rel by Tu.thiat king, Apothe-ary, Week-street, Koh; 11.141 sold only by F. Nuwlvery and Suns No. 45, St. Caurcii.vard. Londou ; m Kettles, pries 14. bd. and I. e.cli • duty tut.hided ; hut ...the are giensine, hut those sh eh have the word, N , orbay, No. 4 ,, St Paul's," en. lased to the Stamp..—Nol I, also, by their appointment, by ti Illood•ithwt Bum and Co., and .1. Athol, ; Viath, NI.1.11.! row, llothoth; J. Tutt, bayal Exilsaiirt; and Ch eke, Borough , H g..street. tits Giot, Rheumstisme, Cimsumtions, Scrophula, Can cels, and other Chnwic.l Unia , drrs. 'The Res. W. WILS9N s AN n ARTHRITIC; or ALTE RATIVE 111 W DER. IE Inventor ef this Medicine, fru user!) , a Stu ll.d lit in Physic at Glasgow, is induced to offer to the sa efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for nunv thscasesdeenied incurable. It Ilia been extem.irely mod to 4'4 for seveial years, and its salutary effects are produced a and easy manner, with very little sensible operation. b , 'nixing with the hlorut and juices, it applies; it.elf to the o it . 01 Lll4. die solar, which it will remove by 'al ‘. degrees, Vint alterative an d h.. a ling qinelities. In Consumptions it dl generally succeed in the twu first stages, and often even in the tan. In the Scrophui t sir Evil, if used early, the cure AI h elPetAy, and the ulcerated glands will heal ; and it has eta known to rescue the patient reels after mortal symptom: ' 4 am+ Yre-I. But persons al:beteg with Gout, II lie niastisnis, lace I, sad with bilious a:id neivnosdiawses, world do •o:I Pew "The Plillosonhy of Physic," lumen by the bitten to be had at Syrnond.'s, Paterno.ier-row, or of the Venders theMediciue,) i n w hi c h i ts extraord i nary eff i cacy wi l l b e esn . va7iona instances. This ponder dn..* hot c•iiitaiii and ^tehent unfriendly to the human Constitution ; and, indeed I ".keintig, its tendency is to invigorate, and to impiory sr V, , al h e al t h I t occa,toits no danger tons cold, and re neith.r confinement nor chatig: of diet. I V F. 41i lelti•ry and Sens, at the only Waiclionse for Powder, No. 4), Si. Paul's Chttrel-Y.a.l. Lon. ; prier 4s. Containing P,;su Papers, L i en ta all thirty-t,o Owes. tiNs:•rve that the us es " r , I), Sc. 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By the celebrated Weber, the Lewis of Ger many. A DELGITI4di a Tressed, In Fie• Mkt Be, it hi. Lewis, Esq. Asthor of" The Monk," " Brno of Viable,' Printed for .1. F. Nueva, Wigwam-straws. LORD VISCOUNT MELVILLE. 1( PORT TEOM COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO DRAW CP ARTICLLI Or It4PICACUMINT AGAINST HENRY, I.ORD VISCOUNT MELVILLE. The Committee appointed to draw up Artklee of Impeach. silent a;irri.t Henry. Lord Viscount Melville; and who • wee empciw , red to report anch farther Matters as shall have c.ime to their kaowledge, in the Court', of the Examine- Coos taken before there, with 'esp.: to Mn. condo& of the sail Lord Vtionint %telrille, doting the time that he held - the Orme elf Trmstuer of His Maje,ty% Navy—Have agreed to the follow mg - Report : Your Committee have already renorted to the Nouse, several Artkee. of Insprartimmt against Hem!, Lord Viscount Mel. itio?, which they consideted it their duty ha prepare, without Iltep - nrta Telenet* to them. They have xince applied thetr.eTves to the further inveati• gation of the matte's contained in thole Re:totta, en.l having obtaine.l much uvw and maenad snritrmation, whirl:, in the j•tdpment of your Committee, will make it necessary to prefer an addasonal altide ur edJitiutt.l at 1;c:ot 41.0 against Lord Melville, they think it their dune previous 4 to solouit the ume lo Uw k . ohgiqien, tine of the Houte. This attention of !..tac CLimmittee ha;Veenp;rtiritlarty di re-I,qt to a sum of 10,0001 lei which Lord Milville stated hint selt tin he indebted to the N sty Pay-Office, when Mr. Trotter was first appointed Pay master,. in Januafv, 1786. llow, when, and for what purpeos this sum of 10,0001. originally came rico the prom shims of Lord Melville, is left, by the R 'Tons re ferred to your Committee. wholly uncertain. it was manifest Plitt it must have been received by Lord Melville, prior to the appointment of Mr. Trotter; and as the former Pay niaster (the late Mr. Andrew Don Ls) executed that office during the whole of Lord MelvilleYAntTreasurership, and so touch of the second, as preceded Mr. Trotter'sappointnient ; your Commit tee thought it esperhent to call for, and inspect, all math books, pip,s, and arecomrs, of the late Mr. Douglas, relating to the Nary Pay.Uflice, as could be produced to them. Many of these were found is the possession of his widow, awl the ext.- mination of them has, in the estimation of your Committee, brought to light very important matter; the truth of which is confirmed by inform Lion derived from other sources. It is already known to the House, that Lord Melville was Rot appointed Treasurer of the Navy, on the 19th of August, 1781, and that by a warrant dated the 23il of Olober, 1782, his salary was increased to the net sum of 4,0004. in full of all wage. and fees, end ether profits and emoluments therrtofore enjoyed by other Tuasiirers of the Navy." It now appeals that Lord Melville, on the •;001 of Almost, 1763 (the slay after he first interest urns his office) constituted Mr. Andrew Douglas hss Paymaster; and that tin the same shy Mr. Douglas pant to the account of Lord Melville, at his Bankers', Messrs. Drummond,, the sum of 101)01. But as this advisace seems to have been made to Lord Me Mlle font the N rate funds of Mr. Douglas, it is here nisticed by your Com mittee only to explain in part the subsequent mania° tons. Your Committee find, that until the 6th of November, 1782, all the money issued from the Exchequer to the Treaotrer .4 the Navy for Naval Services, was regularly laid upon his or count, as Treasurer of the Nate, to the Bank of En g land, whose clerks appear to have attended at the Exchequer to re- Ceire it. On the 6th day of November, 171111, this course of proceeding recoil to hays been, fur the hot time, departed from, there having been on that day 4.5,t061. issued front the Exchequer to the Treasurer of the Navy for Naval Services, , of which stun only 40,0001. was paid to his account at the Hank, the remaining 3,0001. being, by the Treaoiret's order, deported by the Paymaster in an iron chest, then kept in the office cash-room, and called lay him the Treasurer's Iron s';.eat. tla the Ild of the same month, the sum of 60,0001. was issued from the Exchequer to the Treasurer of the Navy ; of whirls only 47,0001. was paid to his account at the Batik, the remaining 3,0001. being placed, as before, in the iron cheat. Do the 13th of December, 1782, a further issue of 9 VIS' OI - 6s. 101. was made from the Exchequer to the Treasurer of the Navy; of which mile 10,11301. 6s. 10d. was pail to his account at the Bank, the remaining 3,0011. being in like manner taken to the trout chest. U.. the 2d of January, 1793, there was deposited In the imn daft, the further suns of 5,0004. VIhS that day remised bum the then Mr Welbure Eitss's ea treasuiership„ in re lay mein of an advance to that aruount, which had been 'Dade to that ex-treasurership train Lord hfehrille's account at the as .k, a coniptsaiite with a Minuie of the Navy &said of the 30th of Noreinber, 1764. The peiments wade into tine Win chest, on or before the td of January, 1783, stand therefore as toilawa ; 1733. Nev. 6 Is.ont the Cachequor - - L 42 From Do. 3,000 Dee. 19. From Du. - - - 3,000 1733. Jens V Fr..nt Mr. Ellia's Treasure-a 1..? 3,000 Niel;:ag ;et the bole L t 6,) . 0 - 711111 Hew shh sem if 16,0001. so issued to the Tumbler of the Navy, for navel services, and by hi. .rder plaid in hie iron Mum, Snored abaft lediest in the flank, was, lo the Ara in stance, dhpoied d , le fay Mlo l4 l l ted by the aeloglata and pa per, of Mr. Dowelee. Br Om* it will appro, that on me 11th of theernhor, 17811, Mby ems the I deposal In the iron dam. Mr. Dessnse, the Paysissraps, &Nimrod se lAA Allisiville, arm 1M receipt, 5401. sod Mk theralboseisigior O b ONI. mom On the 214 of the sum month, 1,0801. men woo la Mee moinew 4.U -rer.d by him to Lord Melville, and en the !see *mblraraber sum of 3,0001. On the lith of December foaming, the adlitkasal golds of 1,0001. and of $1,00:M. were Si.. delivirmd by the Paramus, Sn or kr the is., cif Lord Meladla, upon him tempt • tookitag, with the termer aunt., 10,5061 rasp. ire, the perdeatime sI which, Mr Douglas appeals to have at this timis teed* a Milo insist to, sod some toe settlement twos, with Lard Me.atitm On the 4th of January, 17413, them remoised•ln.tho chest 5,5101.; from which the sum of 5,0801. was no teat dm Worn and rid to Mr. Ja4lieue (thew Deputy Payanattos), wards ho office paynsente, lemilibe in Ilse shook t ti hie rfj only 1,t091. ; the whole, of MIK esellse wa s, on 1114111 of - . April, 1783, deli , " F r..s.tuo ita. De. . e - • 1,,010 is. Do. • • - 4 • . 3,000 Dee. 19. Do. - toacto Do. 3,114 , 0 1783. April b. Do. - - 2,500 Makin in the whole L. 13,000 In which sues of 11,0001. Loral Mthille thus steed iodislitad to the public, on the Sib of April, 1715. On the 10th of that month, Lord Melville resigned hlritea. Lion of Tretsurer of the tiavy, without haying discherged any part of that debt, and leaving the Wawa of his Trimaereti account At the bank, deficient, w tier amount of the aforesaid sum of 15,0001. On the 14th of April, 1??3, four days after his resignation, this deficiency was further increased, by a draft drawn on that day, by Mr. Douglas, upon the then ea-trearerership woceene at the It mfr. fur 10,0001. whit*, though wale payable se Ida. •. Jelltcne, or bearer, we. not, is it appeenl, delivered so 50..41- licoc, but was said to Lord Melvin., upon his receipt the deficient, in his ex-treasurarship account at the in other words, his debt to the nvittlie, mnoont to And accordingly it is found, at the sod of the same tie. 30th April, 1784 the *Ake balance against Laid was - - L. 119.4011 12 And the lank Inland, in his favour, aniy 66,400 It 3 : • ~~ ~~ Being deficient by . The whole of this 23,0001. appears to ham rentarned du. front Lord Mrlnlle unt 1 the Zath Vises, Ins, when the reduction of it was begun be a payment of I,ooot. medo F.• Mr A Gran (a clerk .n the Navy Pay Ogee) to Lord Mil. ealie's es-tressurendup ancount, at the Bank. Between this acre and the 31st of July, 171$, unseal si milar payments were made by Mr. Gain and by a enra• mere's' house then trading ender the Ann of Mont and At kinson; an..-rtirrung in the whole to 15,41102. and redoeu g the debt of Lord Melvin.. from 2;1/001 to 7,1001. Tte dates sod sons of these payments will be ems le de/ .._•• 20,000 0 0 Dr. • MA iitieNte. - Cr. 1783. April 14 To Bank Bee ' Jane 24. By Gray. - T , e CO hum WOG July 7. by Atkisson !MAO 11. In Gray I.4tve It. hr Athletes Go 00 31 By Dn. . 2,it ...eV • 15,4 n 7,. ace . • •-•-•••••• ' - U3,C00 itiVl4 . • From the Mot Jul', 1783, until after Lord Melsilies re sr , poiritment to tile office, in Jainism, 1784, he remained la debted to the account of his ex-treesuvenhip at tholes*, is this above cum of 7,C001. and tit:reductional it took place unto! the 13th of March, 1784, alien a sum of 9,0001. was drawn out from his then second treasurership secotint at the B.rrik, and placed to Ins credit there lit the arenunt of lin first, or ex-trea surer-ship On the 24th of Ayrd, 1784, the sum of 1,0001 on :144. 17th of June, 1784, the sum of 1, .001. and o• vhf lit of March, 1785, antler sum of 1,5301., w •re (24211141 transferred at the Bank, from the account of the Ort. , 44411 to that of the 6rat treasurership of Lord Melville, making in Ile whole, 6,0091., and reducing the deficiency is the P. rtk balance of his first trosourership to the sum of 114081 In.t s t the um* time Cf2Mti• g one of 6,0001., in the &irk balai.ce of his second treasurership ; t so that the great ainean of the , u h. lie money withheld by Lewd Melville trues the Bank, to respect, still remained the ma; 7,5001. It appears, however, that in the mea n time, mi r. ao • . • Auga-t, 1784, Mr. Douglas, the Paymaster, do - •.• - amount of the second treasurership at the Bank, •. f - • 2,0e01. for the use of Lord Melville ; and on the 25. n . ••• 7.1 1785, a similar transaction took place to the sante amn.:o: : tv which cleans Lord Melville became on that day iridebter . the account of his second treasurership at the Bank, as in the sum of 6,4001. before stated to have bees trenefeesel from it to the account of tiss first treasurership, u in this seta of 4,0001_ drawn from it for private we, making together the sum of 10,0001. The whole of this sum of 10.000/. and also the SUM of 1,6001. dm to the stemmas ache fuss treasurership, continued unpaid by Lord Melville, until t h e 6th of Ottober, 1755, when the 10,0001. deficiency was reduced to 9,0041. by a pay. most of 1,0001. (then due to Lord Melville for a quarter's as hry) being made to the account of she second Treasurership at the Bank. From that time, until after the death, of Mr. Douglas, in Dee. 1785, and the appoinment of Mr, Trotter to suet erl him, a Jan. 1786, she deficiency tentinued unaltered; and there was due from Lord Melville to the public 1,6001. in respect of his fir.t or ex-treasurenhip, and 9,0001. in re. inert of his second treasurership, making together the sum o( . , 10,6001. Upon this statement it is evident, that Lord Melville had lu his hands, when Mr Trotter was appointed Paymaster, 10,1.001. of the piblic money, which had beer: withdrawn , from the Bank, and that the sum of 10,0001. which Lord Melville told Mr. Trotter was due from him to the account of the second treasurership, M 24 not a debt arising from any spa. rific sum takers front that or the former treavurershlp, but was, with the addition of 6001. the undischarged residue of 27,0001. taken by him at leveret intros from the public money ; 25,0001 of it being originally taken (rem the iames to the Gist treasurership. and the remaining 4,000 being taken from those made to the second. At what times and under wh a t circumstances, the sums compreme this 27 , 0001, internally came into the posseasioa of Lord Melville, your Committee have thus been able to ascer tain. For what further purposes they were w ithdrawn and what uses Lord Melville aticrwerds made of them, they ' ean. not, in ever) particida-, at present folly .tale to the House. Rut a part it loond to hare been (raid to Lord Melville's private account at his Bankers% Messes. Drummond,, and I,lk 01. Is have been applied on the 19th of 1/ccember, 1789, in re payment of the soot before crated to pave been advanced to his bY Mr. Douglas, the day after his first torment to the ofSce. Other sum, appear to have formed its of ac c„runt bctoren Lord Niels:lls and Mr. Gray, who, as already •- - man •• ••••• =••• ./ 111 e C. 1.0081.6 webota the Lewis of Ger. April, 1783, dalivoial ley Nit. MHO* so Lord dfreloalal- HMI A y. DELGITHA; • Trwedy ;In Pie. Aft.; 3s, ByM. M. O. hie reetipt. . - • oop. eat imi iP dement/if in the how abets. W Lewis,Esq. Aethor of" The Monk," 4, Bravo of Veakse,"ke. or the t ne trpplais. therefore, that eel! 3.1004 was afterwards paid wts • Printed for J. E. Haines, Vf igeoxe-ievort. for rt. _go Ussici ski simalsiOsp NELSON'S VICTORIFS 1.01014• ...-. .o, i eipdie 'PM PROpt„ es i . THE following ENGRAVINGS ate now just 138!. Nov. IL Enka the chest to Lord I.l.lville 500 publihed, commemorative of the LIFE, DEATH. and IL Do. - - - .o troll EXPLOITS of LORD VISCOUNT NELSON, byELIWAED ILL De. - . - - 1,000 ORME. Bond street it- to Do. - - - 3,000 An Historical Faigrav*usg, repreaenting Lord Nelsen beard. Dec. 19. Do. - - . - 1,000 in` two Spanish Ships, the 1411, February, 1797, price 21s. .- Dn. . . - 3,0(.0 A 1)ino, when he was wortided in the Head at the Battle 1783. April b. Do. - • - - 2,500 of the Nile, 211. ..,.....-. . . A Dino of his Death, at the Battle of Trafalgar, which is Making in the whole L. 13,000 publishing by suite:intim, and ail be finished in ttly, 21s. --i A large Engraving from Mrs. Dirlitl'lS Bust, 7s. fad In which sups of 10,0001. Lord Melville thee abed iodebiled Ditto, the Cabin Scene, with a corroa Plan of the Battle of to the public, on the sth of April. 17119. Trafalgar, sa. On the 10th of that month, Lord Melville reeigwed Mottos. A Ditto, when a Boy, chasing a Bear (or a Der and a non of Tretsurer of the Navy, without having dischergad any Hein upon the Ire, 20.6 d. part of that debt, and leaving the balance of Ms Treesereti A Small Portrait of Ditto, 24. Bd. 59. account At the bank, deficient, u., the amount M the aforesaid confer View of the mend reocemien by Water, co• sum of 13,0001. loured, 7t 64, on the 14th of April, 1723. four days alter his resignation, A Ditto, inn° by Land, 54. this deficits:icy we' funk" Aignaseged, by a draft draws% on that Ditto, of the Fiiiieral Car, 11. it. 6,1. day, by Mr. Douglas, uplateellia as.usatarena" alrearust A Ditto, of the last Public Ceremony performed on that et the Rink, for 10,0001. Miele nab " Ml‘ great Hero's remains, interior of Si. Paul's Cathedral, Is. 6d. J0i,,,,,,, hearer, wa, Eff Ili deli Se Nicks. coloured. hcoc, but was pail to Lea Ms 59, Bonsbstreet, cornet of Brook.street. the deficient, in he ex-treasure/Me stasaatwa iiiIVII:.! N itt •,,:, - , • it.„ 4' ".• —.- -M.,---....-....-Z-• • ',.*.e. )`" : 1 r ICI 111XPINCE. 1 . . lf-... s R 1 r. • 4