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IirWIPPRIP - t . . ELECTION guAlytaxs' . Oa Mosday night. as Pe., 'ens if ilii aims belonging to the Sun Fire Odic*, is cempasty with • *iced, was rertrinieg.hotott; they tidied et the Star and Garter public.house, fa Pantos-direst, Hay. mtatliet, Alen Perry, as a teast'to his frilled. gave &waits fire •Ftl ; several men who were sitting in the hark part of she room. exclainted, Penalise. ever Na Sheridan. damn Sheridan. An alteecation etc. suing between the parties supporting their favourite Candidates, the Landlord, to prevent confusion ii his house. turned them all out of it. When they got into Whitcomb -street. Paull's party, who had increased in numbers by this them. seized Perry by the neck, pullecHtim dottrel backwards. and beat and kicked his in a most ielminemt tnamter. He was , taken to a surgeon's in thnswghbourbood for relief. ...Yesterday morning Parry found himself much I worse, and that he had not the use of his left arm ; hu wish the advice of his friends, made applies. tioh• to Mr. Sheridan's Committee, at the Shah spoors Tavern, when they very humanely sent him to Mr. Andrew's, the Surgeon, who examined him, tad found both the bones of hbi left arm broken, as wall as many bruises in various other pans of his WT. Mr. Whitbread and Mr. Scott, two of the Coalmines, in consequence, took Perry to Bow. street to mane his complaint. Mr. Sown and Sir WILLIAM Pa nous, the Sitting Magistrates, sent for the landlord of the Star and Garter public bootie, where she outrage cocas committed. He at traded. but sunned the hingirtrates all the parties •nrene entire strangers m him. _ - • Yesterday seising. es a hackney coach, With izut. i. voseraor Mr. Sheridan, was passing through await, ea ktway to the hustings, three to ••&11, *owl a gate wisisw, called out, Pio Sheri ,Plgr/ Aurniffar saw, loc. em and threw pieces of bricks ail sots dty sisetsr, t the toy of the house, at • the meek wide Omsk some ef the patties, who 1 i ' were outside of the mach. Cribb, the pugilist, who ', wssupon the meek, Immediately stopped it, alighted , sad went to 'the *Mr of th e boas where the men ware, sad seat 4 Pow-street Office, for some peace Aker& DIM* the patrols, went in consequence; .• end graving OW adlOttaree into the house, he , 11,110 t at the roast, the deer of which he found lint ; '., be kaoched wend Mil% bat could gain no ad ' 'einem*. fle at length forted it open, and found three saes, whom bf brought to the office, who were ideatified to be those who pelted the coach. They wow, is coaseqllenee, ordered .to Sad bail. I. • , ' emarimsnwomsee • . ifEREFORD CuCrtlf r ELECTION. Y. --0.--- - -0. Seta came on the Elegiac; of two Mem bus for the of Hereford. A little before mime, Sir J. (h. tart. one of the Can - Metes, was smarted ism tie city, preceded by the eskers of the reap disc GuiLls, and the bands of ea Lesasiemer and Beaserreed Veiusteers, of whim ."111, kilbs is Calsnal,,Ammi mended by a very mow sires egad reeptashkassesiesde. . Sesseaser Mtn's, Esq. the High Sheriff, having armed the business of the Meeting at the Town.; • hall. .. ~ gloms o PANMI Kamer. Esq. proposed Sir - • Oar. i.psinireall. Ban. is as ahle speech, whoosh' Ise acid she . imesp o slo bsess et e Sososseti both poldis salt row. pmeticeledy his dedopeodiate indllOiss enti merosed do a isz i perliseioeuorp osr. Nei tile _ pisimeoll erne snollstalesedes ef -• adipod stairs. Irbe ausedeellee - * seoleedid p►iute a public fa" Off ; 1, during tamely to *p link. Having recapitulated •• private 1 7 reabakl. at op teMot his . big would • real- 4, OW. • the Al bins Mat he aNisse lowing en. • wishes Herefori, • Sir J. G. COTTIMLL vow, and, is a manly =ld atreitionee address, stand his pretensions to repro. sent his waive county, amtiamented the eislawnas stance w!i:ch had. far a season, internipted the pee wising; of that distinguished honour : his zeal in their service wig unabated ; mad he pledged himself to support the local interests of the couuty, and to dig. charge, with the snidest independence, that trust which he sow solicited at their hands. The Rev. Dr. Roams, of Marcie, conceiving personal allusions to have been made to his own con duit, made a long and animated defence of it, with resprft to the petition which occasioned the forfeiture of Sir .1. G. Cotterell's seat. The last.snenrioned Baronet and Dr. Yate felt themselves called upon, and made suitable replies. The Rev. Dr. Mosoaer, Canon Resideatiary, =loved the thanks of the county to Colonel Mat thews, for his conduit in Parliament, and tor tle . handsome manner in which he retired from the re. presentation of it. This motion having been seconded ►y TIIOSIAI GsszNLv, Esq. of Titley, was carried • with acclamation. The Court then adjourned, aceording to ancient visite, to the Widentarsh, to give any other Can didate an opportunity of demanding, and entering u;'on, a poll. After the enstsmary time had es pred, and the usual forms had been observed, the sv,it was fined op the Shire-hall, and the Candi d itto were invested with the sword; having made a -4,lpi ste addresses of gratitude. f r the elevated c interred upon them, ary were respcc - ' cipat streets of the tue populace. ear iikosai afrani. I'ha aaatandoit wet nth* by. . ....Camel MArsairws. who 'fah* that *jai l ash itas ths bast hash on rhea to build a poi or: sad in woes rim to favot e *is wet tionabi. kid as~bbit. duri foot stadeasal Rolitnutt. soergaiy to , eha nosksof hit tioaCalliague. Havi laps* 11114 1 =1th, toil* seeapitala ale lit our Mite to a Fie • ~.... • s e at agouti's Gnawer..• thalami the Froths An . o rs firma sopeowilly asalhosodlopos be this. fain In ristanot 111111111.1117 4 1 4•• a. • to Mat in the woo of Ms sea ~..... _ wore of vithoste sateen : to 77 7 • 401 tefernmii girlie safest wit of VP ad fsihiesl ulweieteney, and he we Moog pserimmloat which be had ever re I '' ' . 4i k: ' .; : . . a second time, and, 6 i 40.4, .. . ‘ . did !rig himself to ' oinfothr.gt urged • *regularity, that ii li•dparealit An Gaerreouttall. Bart. wh . ' valliary edrvion he painted in glowing 944011,11 to the manner in which the wit of Itop t itad been defeatiel, and spire* Wages I their own rights. * The Rae.. Yarn, Prebendary 4 Herela seconded the noinhoilion. _ _ _ . _ ;;;ychiiiej %brolly/h the prix. the Lit46:4-ffl4 VI • •LEFi r 53. ifiqv tIP. - • -2 - ~ ... the Reign hilkie . this town last Maeda . y; re mote, ' she lisititelftalsett of NeWhaven Webber, ' emathee being vet* bad, few attended, ikcipt *the Commissioners fOr the Piers at Newhaven ' re sident in this neighbourhood. Lord Chichester was requested to take the chair, and Lord Sheffield open. ed the business, by observing. that the improve ment of the Harbour of Newhaven, considered as a national concern, and as peculiarly advantageous to this part of the country, was so obviously important, that it was unnecessary to dwell upon that point. Many captures and many wrecks on the coast, prove the great want of a port for our eruizers, and for the shipping-which frequent the Brisish Channel ; and undoubtedly there is no place between Spithead and the Downs, so fit as Newhaven. The necessity of forming inch an harbour has been admitted by the Admiralty and our merchants ; the pradicability of the measure has been repeatedly examined, and the most competent persons have made very en. couroging reports in respell to it. Lord Chichester and he had presented memorials from the Com missoners of the Piers, and had conferred repeatedly with the Lords of the Admiralty. A naval engineer, Mr. Murray, was in cwasequence appointed to sur vey the coast of Sussex, and the harbour of New haven. His report was very favourable to the un dertaking; and, together with the plan of the harbour and coast, wore referred to the Trinity House. The Brethren repotted, n that ander all the circumstances, it will not be etpedient to re* commend to Parliament, the appropriiting a sum of money to the improvement of the harbour." The present means f or improving the harbour ate so obviously inadequate, and the memorials from the i Commissioners having proved unsuccessful, no better step occurred than that of enlarging the mode of ap• placation, by .calling a general Meeting of the No blensea, Gentlemen, 3htp-owners, Merchants, and others who are interested in its improvement, to consider of the best means of attaining that objet, which he conceived would be to apply to govern. meet to promote the measere in any way they should think most proper. His Lordship observed, that he bad no sanguine erpedatiort that govern. mint would, at this time, appropriate any new fund for the purpo.e proposed ; but possibly, they might assist the measure by making some ere angetnent of tonnage dud*, putting the whole, in some respcts, under the controul of the Trinity House. The du ties payable to ltaresgate, amount to much more than is required .for that harbour; they are aecao mutating. and, as he uadenteod, a very consider* ble sum is placed out at interest.. The Itamsgatie duty is twopence per tan on vessels passing , fleaeb, Head ; one half/many per ton allotted to Newhaven. would amply suffice for the p roposed improvement t even a farthing per ton might be scfficient. His' Lordship then rerlied, that there have been so. vend other surveys, all of them admitting the pradicabdity of mums p good harbour : and he read the made by Mr. Murray, whose plan, he r ,isby no means so extensive as the siansrma ' *III adasin It certainly wouldamsverf ems to *Mind- the piers to inuellintems look a y that means Mt and sixth =MS adriitted ; but at the end of 700 feet 10041•• suet piers, there is as immediate fall into doer wow of in feet at common Ipelog tides, sad three-memat ram Whig tides; it is even preeicable to carry oat the piers to 21. Act deep at low-water, furnishing at all times a station for our cruisers, and a refuge lea our shippiag bras the enemy. and from bad we* thtr. He remarked the superior capability of the coast about Newhaven over the opposite covet .- from Dieppi to Ostend i tad mentioned severalo great artificial harbours, some of which had misted storms and exceeding heavy seas, to:wads of 3:004:V yearn He Mominended the simplicity of the bar. boon of Alexandria foe imitation, on account ofdte cheapness of the materials; and of the execution ; and obeervid that, fortunately, our coast furnishes. the requisite materials ; but even if it were neces sary to go Co Purbeck or , Portland. it would answer moth better, and be infinitely mere cheap than tim ber work. His Lordship added, that whatever may be dem,* should be upon a scale and plan that 60 br encoded, sod rendered of more geaerallinalk .1 than can perhaps be at this time attempted. Eliwi Lordship then mail the four reit:simian which Mpi. t till : 1 st. That t v h al e ta at had :bee loci . :5 di on e , e nd ha m vi a n n g y a pa, e in ships lost m ;e l m I they mi *eh 'On from an enemy, or from eteethtr. t . That Newhaven is capable of readirill eah and competent harbour f lent/filename, ars d'fbr diips of cottaidtra Idly, That application be made to Gb bM vlell and to the Admiralty, for assistance and so 4thly. That those who have seats in either Houte of Pasilantrot o -be• requested to conduft rod manse the said application. The Commissioners for the Peen, who. fanned the greater part of those present. expressed treat -diasatirfadiou, on the supposition that the .intention was to take the managemeerof thoharbottr out of their hands, and that the creditors might be defrauded; they contandid, that the bu siness of the harbour had always been ably con. dated, that the piera were as firm as a rock, that theo means were suffiCient.for the improver of the harbour, that they had paid off a part of the money borrowed, and that they saw nothing different in Mr. Murray's plan frora that which they proposed to execute, except forming a dock in Sleeper's-hole. Lord Sheffield replied, that he was astonished at the supposition that any change could be made in the commission founded in an At of Parliament, without satisfying the consmis.ioners and the creditors; that his objet was to pursue such plan as government should suggest, without whom nothing essential could be done; he did not pretend to say, whe ther government would desire to incorporate with the present commissice, or to make any material al teration as to the management of the harbour ; but it .5 very certain, that the commissioners and cre ditors must be satisfied ; he denied that the present means were sufficient to make the improvements in . Noe barlsnur which are so necessary, and observed, that t e commissioners had repeatedly asserted the same. His Lordship concluded by saying, that he had never spared himself ; that be bad taken his full • share is all public matters between 30 and 40 years, that he had of late d-termined to decline certain business, and that he should not have promoted the present meeting, if he did not know there was an in- •. • • tention to tura by ter means . se fit as Newhaven; amidst* if we missed the oppor tunity of bringing forerund the ptfetensions of this part of the county, all chance of the advanyggPthat are held out 'mat 14 lost for evet. The Commis sioners still urged the same objections ; and in ad journment was moved, on which the meeting broke up. A subscription was opened at the above Meetinlf, frw the purpose of rendering the Life Boat at Ne haven actually serviceable to ship-wrecked :nark. tars. by ereaing a shed for stowing it neat the pee. and not as heretofore meetly a mile distant, AS for purchasing a carriage to convey it, with facility. to any part along the beach where ks assistance may be most requtred. The Elettion of two Knights, to represent our county, in the ensuing Parliament, will come on this day at oar Town Hall, when it is expelled, that the late Members, Lieut. General Lennox, and John Fuller. Esq. will be re-ehoteri without oppo sition. After the eleCtion, dinners will be providad for the entertainment of the Freehelders present, at the Star and White-Hart Inns. seemossesuemmeen Kid VAL INTELLIGANCE. POITSMOOTII, POT. 17. Arrived His Majesty's ships Racehorse, from Guernsey ; (Wither, from o ff Havre t and L'Atle, from the Channel heet.—Wind Southerly. PALIAOUVII, nor. 15. Arrived, this day, the Sante Margareth frigate, SG guns. Capt. Itatbbone, from the in-shore squa dron off Brest, left there His Majesty's ship l'husta gelid. 74 guns, and Resolativermire frigate, IS guns, watching nine sail of the line that were in Brest. Our off-shore squadron consists of 8 three-deckers, and 4 sevefity.foars. She left her cation yesterday. Also, arrived the brig Riir Brothers, Featherstone, Master, froin Shields, bound to Lisbon ; and the brig Hope, Bryan, from Neath, with cosh,. Among the ships arrived yesterday , under convoy of. His Majesty's ship 81,),e1e, arz-. The Budgevern, Wrfht, tor larnega ; Betsey, Fawkes. for ditto • Lathe, Breed, thvo ; Ehasheth Steeens, for ditto; Reh4ca, Cements, for ditto ; iiewtor, ditto ; Laly JUIPAIta, retoson, for ditto; Bri•lthQu•en,W.trd'ow, for 111.; Dryad, D&W10/1, fur date, Pm, WPM. for dill ; Reb•ces, Barnard, for the South Sue . ; end Übe Venerable, lastesoo, fur the Bay of ri.induratt. • DEAL ' NOV. 17. Sailed His Majesty's ships eetars a ier and IC aaga. roe, on a cruise. Came down midnights 71011- rox refrain from coughing t • Med being at a loss to ac count for the cause, she somi of the do mestics, who endeavoured teer from whence the smoke proceeded. They had not , searched long; before they found, is a private place, some eembustibies, which had been plastid there, and set on fire. Ai the had not bunt forth to any considerabh • t, dhesortere ertinris . hed *ithout Muth toMeri more combaniblei &t ll :net different parts of the hone; bet the imendiary had beau frightehed front complefhig the purpose. As there was reason to believe that the incendiary Still remained ender the roof, suspicion fell upon a female servant, who was taken tato cuss as soon as an Officerl enuld be procired. She Oliderweat a private examinatios before t Lome Mivoa. We forbear men t ioning, t h e par tietilars that Mmapired, and ate the motives as- Agreed for the iniquitous attempt to set the house on feet teases we ma seedling to prejudice the public mind against the person who has incurred suspicion. She wits remanded to the Poultry Compter until to-morrow, when she will have a second bearing. Couats KNITIAL.—At Portsmouth, on Mon day sennight, J 4, of His MAJUTY'S ship Uranie, was tried by a Comet Martial, for hav ing, whilst centinel, opened a Gentleman's cheat, and stolen various articles,•-fle was sentenced to receive 500 lashes. The same day, Serjeant S. Neale. of the Royal Marines, for behaving in a contemptuous and me nacing manner to his superior officer.—He was ac quitted. On Tuesday, John Collin% seaman of His Ma. Jasrv's ship L'Afee, for mutinous expressions, and dirobed,ience of orders.—He was sentenced to re *ceive Soo lashes. The same day, and on Wednesday, a Court Mar tial was held on Lieut. Henry ()shorn% of His MA. JCST lel ship Uresee, for absenting himsel . from his duty without leave, for candulling himself in a cluel and oppressive manner, unbecoming the charade of an Officer, and for contemptums and menacing behaviour to Capt. LAROCUE, on the quarter-deck, I' before the ship's Company. ' The charge) were in part proved, and in con sideration of particular circumstances, he was dis missed Isom His Majesty's ship Grinuse. Rear-Ad• meal 511;sAAY Preailcat. E.01.111T .mw tln`n II , Nov. 1 1 1. . (further parue Aare.) A robbery and murder, of a most daring aneg i ," precedented nature, was committed in chit city Thursday afternoon, about five o'clock. The l ow in g hand-hll, which was issued soon a f ter dig discovery, will eiptiin the.particula-s of thin**. cious deed, as lax M they are yet known t -- . JIVE AND - CRT. . .'s ATROCIOUS MtIRDER' AND tconnet. • REWARD °, 410 E, 404011L11 ttfraltillt• , At rgre &clock this evening, WILLIAM 1 . 20 Diu lll E to the .s, Liner,com i truy Oi -Leith, was - W e bb ~ d m u rdered... l Tweetdalea Close, leading to t h e 11464 m U"' Company's Offies at Edinburg h, and robbed of a etaided P a g, eel. in a fellow danses Bag, cormorant the folk.wing portico. tars, via. r 1,3001. of Sir W Wield forbw and Cu... N 6 6, 6 Magee of 201 each. 10001. is Notes of Leith Ranking Conway,. of 9011. 410 1 . 14041. in Notes oT different gush., of 2.1. 101. ARS id. 4eo GLUM Week of altferaint Boats . 440 Tw^nty Shilling Nmesofdi at Rani& ..: ' . . As the *wagon with mooch the ti 44T was Ileillelearo Mit found upon the spot, it la requested riot say pente• Warn rugp have wends , tio'd a camrsvin Bread A ii•ie, saitn a wording handle, stained of a red colour, will iminedtatelp give wile& don as aferementionel. Whoever win, within three month 4 from this dear, sive rad information to the Manager for the Jitiosh LOKI, Company, the Magistrates of Edlnburgb, the Sheriff of the Gwent, af Edinburgh. or Judge of Polite, %shall both. moms Wag covering the pepurr vet persons whei comni,tted N. of murder and robbery, shall receive 4 reword of cite hundred guinea. immecEitety on the d:scavery, the most prompt and deeis:vc steps were taken to trace the pect tor or perpetrators of this atrocious aO. issuing the above hand Sill, etery house of g go* r cious charider was strietly searched ; parties wag dispatched to the roads 'which kaki out of the Gig , in digit rent iireelloos, Ste., Id consequence, WIMP persons were t but vo do not unriersto4.that such inf has yotbeen procared t nthieb can give any ' c 1 up.that is likely to: lead tow aiscovery. • ' Theittsarder was • cotilmMed with a force 11141 dexteeity more resembling th 4 of a foreign intassin, thin hollnhohitaut of this country. The bin eras ditefflY In the heart, and the infortunqte mMe bled to deatle in a few minutest He has :eat a wib 004 Ibtr duldten. . .. liter Yesterday, at at Whales in the Seised, tits Lady or Jae Idle, Esq. of a staeghasr. .. Lately, at Chichester, the Lady et WM. Tanen, EA. Mein bet (Jr Colchester, of a amt. , ':, • .- MARR I A . On the 7th current, Robert Airoeate, to Eleetrna Jane Ross, thin! &usenet late Cul. Rots, of the 21st Regiment of roo.. DEK:lift. On Friday, at Ilitl, Mrs Sealing, eldest isp of the We 1 • y, Esq. and s idol,' of Stolgittll rr o the late lord Viscount Plehestt . 1 ' 1 _i_Bl it aii, • n the 6sts inst. James Bents, Esq. Mee! Rqu nt w . . Iffol4 WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON More....** trim. after II I Even.... 6 grin. al airs* SALES BY AUC'T'ION. BOOKS. • By St Isits.TlNG ant LOCHEE, M Wit Croat T.. street Cavern vial, TO. MORROW, at Tlehre, ACOLLECTION of Rue and Valuable ROOKS; among them ate—Ahtedale's Messanicill *Anglicanuns, Plates, by Ho!lar, 3 yak. , 111 ' 446 '°, whit the Cornlnustion by Stevens. 3 v. 11; Hut e t i A Paul's; Origiees Judlciales; Hortley's At: tiqunies of Britain ; Homer's Battle of Frogs and Mice, porta* by ?Wei Orose's Milnary Antiguniaa, 2 vols 1.p.) Hantioes pbrwM Shakspeare, I. p ; Duties Rural Sports, 2 vale 1. w ila t Blon's Harmony of Colo ur m g ; severa l o f Hearses inctuding Trokelowe Annuales, I. p ; Ireland's Tewseoll if il• *strayer with several curious Hatorictl, Yanks!. IMO Tracts. May be view!, and Cot*logoes had. RARE OLD ENGLISH LITERATURE. Er Messrs. KING ai LOCHEE, At their Great Room. M, King-street, Covent-gutionr on MONDAY NEXT, at Twelve, THE cariona LIBRARY, late the property aE Mr. RICHARD FORST/L4t, of Richmond building.. domasad• comprising* very 4o:tempest and vatisable aseemN it* of OM rays, loostry„ Rsonoces, Emig& chronicle., and fravals-reawyndlensi new ; tesadwir with a collection Prints and Pamana l lbws Makers, Illwaltettiaa, are . Mae be Wowed all Tnamenty, and Catalogues, pr , ce am bat . . ~_ roe, on a cruise. - PRICE. Of STOCK% TISTICit DAY. Came down from the River, the Fara, Watson, sank Stock for Buenos Ayres ; Ray, Shaw , for Africa; Joie- ' Cm Cent• it mtictil . GI 60 . ' • t.: . one, Colliers, for Palm ; ieweae, 'rremain, for • a per «nt cqmois.. . Portsmouth 1 and several other outward-bound y es - It per Cents 79 V , saw Cent Navy • O. O. gels, which remain in the Downs, with the rest of Leo( an..eisias the ships as per last. kpoperial aaputties . novae, soy. 17. ladia wainjunt • ). it d n Do. Came in the raar, euonwhoese cutter, of . g tuck • . incleenver Iblls ... • ..2....iar 4. pr V., . ' ver, Worthington, from a cruise, with *boat, with .Zaelish Lawary Tetra. t t9i 19•• - , about 400 half sinkers of spirits; 'luau''', of and Cossets far .................. . 6ltt l for Hastings, Phillips. with coals, from Sunderland : 4,41 i, st .a. Kro44t, ' Hone, of Yarmouth , /Lent; Midi Atli, from Sunder- • 4. 444 4, enai.nB424l" land, for Hastinss, 1 1 / 411 HUSH STOCKS • Me n . 14. 100 i. Sailed the leirgraph. of and fee Sunderland; o.w Debentures 91 pet fu. ... 7oi Wilkison, light; and the Nai a d, of and for ditto, I) om stock 94. Gibson, ditto. Ditt4 5 per Cent t . ,., O 4: The brig Prosixfi, of Newcastle, I - lill, is just sent 1 . As. -.. • aMou j .. . , in by a gun -brig. She was taken df Beachy-head , It Or X,C14411101/&.4tev. t -' 717 216._ ' on Saturday, about three o'cloil in the afternoon, f /1,,„,e,4;, .. es . ifs. giaiw.: ....0 and re-taken in about two heirs after. Th e C a pt. Ditto as mot . ..Mt s Veal', a7C.... 40 and crew are all take% on board the privateer, except Rotterdam e. f.. It (1 lU. Lama to one boy, who, in the confusion of putting off, ow na,, mbunlh IA Ift O. Opens nearing the Xlit4irig, seariired to get on board " As " st iI O. Dublisr.„ Paris we 0 Lit. Canirsia again. Thereltasa b zher t brig taken at the satae Dits., a Us: IN 4 La 4. time. She drag in Itenreasax • ereassiatmassmoss Cons 3,_ offset. ssens : 4op se On Saturdartright last, an atmumt We made mil =i Di". . a !) gig" : Si Neit ivet Wes • -.. mama to destroy, by Sta, the ppasmses of Mr. Martell.* Nu e 11404. Bettattr.' in White Hart-court s Lombard- Bikes. 1111 Now Loris dash .. 4.4 stmet. About Mislaisht, the family having all re- tired to bed, 'a your y, about sixties years of W: u .... es 40 si pm Cent. le age, was so much. by a "'assay of smoke, b i l 174014 en Leiden (Mt. Si.),‘ . if • _. . 01 - iice=car.=l which had entered a too*, that-she could not _ 4 ibellimars• refrakin from ennshine. • r 1 4.2... ..... t...... ..... -- CONTYJN :—Prioted by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, C./..n, How-swot, Cesese.Gerien, asd pardlibed Nu 15, Hack of St. Clement's C..usch, Strind, W. STUCK. of No. 7, tier Bolton-etteet, Lore A , " Onion, lc. for this Papa s rmt to We Q. (pr•wrr •15 be Soli it to. st: - eet. tired