The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-05-26 00:00:00

0‘1”4 rm. ?Inn RPC/PTS. pieinte.l he pe,tnitio.-n, and t•ncler the Inuts.dtete Petronare e. t-1 , 11 • 11,1 , et•••uw the Pnne-or Its 11.t1toem, tlot Mk- to York, the !1.- hourahe the coon of li.r, ct0,...f the tag Ind.& Co.opany. J.c Sic. Letn,, , •-projetcted Work of O'e 1 1 011. D SPOTZTS (t ..f 19JIA, ethlt, , tog a 04ttil • 4..unous NATURAL HISTE , RY of IIINMitTAN R.•'..18..1 sr ;1; kittiOtr.. 3t • IL each, by EJ e•RI Orme, . /ger ano.l-1.....t 4 litotrottiot it reaAr to deliver, and 10 nowhere of the VONA The whJle W 1 I :At e .ovltte I, svot., • I any 1t....1 of .1.4.,tb Th.. thy i s .üb!‘s• ;qt. e 0 ...S .1 nr-ia BA rt•Lv. of A RMAGED DON ; or. F,..a1 Triore v h M •hp fr.utte.4 fur J Hattba , d, fl.okeelleff to Her Ntaje,tr„ 190, rt. eArhi.v. Of +holm role be NC jest puh iah.d , prtee 9e. 6d e. Tie CII LIR Fl AN SPFA:II A INA ; nettles frame Tb Sisth Fihtsert 4 The FASHIONABLE WORLD trobLAYrt•, r.at *a 64. • sevi n d 6,1e•ce1,, of A WORLD WITH 0(1 P $0111,,5. pr .o 99. 61, sawed BELL'S SURGEItY —VOL. H Itlid Par are 50b . ... Aid. is ran P ,, rs, kovsi Q•tiftn. PUU h• n•• u•-rno. Enwarinv, price 31. 5. in bo a rds THE OPERATIONS OF SURGERY,: • Vaiume Scoot 4. 11v 3•11-111 EFL'. Sq.goisn. "art rest -.(.l..nttatoiug the Anatomy sod Weenies of th. en 4 Or -notions of L the "TV; intro re•liost C.thet..—P,,.. 41re or the Itladder—the •a.l Amos of i;lUottiotite Cyr. ul ristbl,. Pot secr , el.-.Cnnta•noli thu As..tornr sod Disees.s of the sirn". an 3 Itrsts—ohe Trealme•ir uf Tumour.: si.d Caries or to • •ikel;--the Po , •••?tion Ina Cr.. of A•orleny. Palsy. VArsoeshalus. end P , reessys.ohe Ilaclnne of 1 ,, a urea sad if the Skell. and t! OperVion ef Tre. in. Paiimrl I.o..g.nati, Hurst. Kees.' a:A Urine. Paternoster der - i and Cav: an 3 had, TA+ FLV:I" V.1!.1/ •l ii: « tbr • Wort 1 containing the ' , mega(' .4 , t, in Royal Qaertn, illustrated by Eighty prwe 1. 4t F~ CIIMINtk:S'S Ifni OF LORD NVLSI/N. Kush,lashed ~ 'tit Saki Cipper.ploes, viz. l`nnrsit et his I"Jahvp ; fist: engraved Piths .4 the four Acti ns in sheen he sic ; View of his ey-ndites with ldmiial Tristan, Cote .r of the 11. sh the night ~I the St of ; and • he h. II 4 writing. Th tip. are ouiiinhml, tines Ids. 611. in beard., A.ll F.M()IES of Lord Viscount NELSON, wits fs.lerre.t.mes (*.tural and I vpiavatury; the ohn'e !torsos r ky rite ofirfnat Uwe's of his I.nril.hip, and Si . girsidoein !0nt..% easnaiiiing Sketches of the Uses of Li 'hers *Oh th• limes euisitoetad hi ter vie ; ans. 44 •••, This Tarl «f St Livid Hntham, Ci i .ta•e I. hi Liiiiitn•f., Sir Fdrar ht. - Sir ichuhleit Theaspsnia, Loth yer, air Tl,e4ger, Rh P.:tor , r, ot4 a: JOHN 4RNOCK, Ent F S.A. aiitlhat of This Siegra, h.a Nandi*, History of Marino Archi. te-rnie, 4te. i"teNli 7 Prim,' for O I) Paternoster-row ; J. har ; Blacks and Parry, Leacienhall.straet ; and ei, a, I. NtW foNII PR INCIPI.k. •rwiw and hiature't I„.sw• few hid in hlieht : . d s a l Newton he a.l win Liiht. The' Day e.• purli•hed, rtelLeatee, be perrnasion, to the Rey. • Dr• F R.l Astreao.n,. R..yal ; en , i y.,t e in Seven Parta, ask • es each, the whole forming three hand some rice boa-d-, elustretert by U• fora. Y) engraving , . andLembelhoied with an elegant Porrniut of the Author, done Now an orltnal Drat at the R oval (Rearm eery, Cereenw cl• kik; MAI HE%IATIe.'+I., PR TNCIPLES of ai Nan:RAI, PIIII.OSOPIIY. Ris Sir ISA atC NEW] ON, Translated i-de Endluh '" , y Andrew Motto. To which are aid-d, NFWTON'S SYTEM of t' e WORLD; a SHORT COIIII4FN r on, ant DEFENCh "f, the FRINCIFIA, be W t • ers•m; e th tle LAWS ^I C:e 1101)\'S MO .10N er-o..ltrg to t:RAVITTA by ..11ta Nfaehin. Aaron Prof. at oth ai:d *Pe to the Roy. Sor. A stew Eilitir , n. with the 1. , `. of rite .%urno., this whole carefully Revived and Co,s ac t t d be W Dave, Awn." of '• The Tr. a•lire oil Led Surveying,' Tb. the of Me tUrilser i ," and Ediatr of " The Mathews. eirei Omer*. M i," se. ha If. D. Symonds, No ea, Patetnover yew. I hi. Ow art ;saki:she t. in Twn 'trelsases tktaes, Ore 11. ts. Del rated to R•nitt !I n the Earl St. V:neoct , '(UHF: rwELVE REPORTS of the COMMIS. of N %VAL INQUIRY, suet t',,e I %tenser al ..f the Navy Boar.l t to this First Revert Wilk Si Appel dot, copt•••• fr.in . 11 pabet....l finesse...a , °w.s hilt the It erntte an fwa•Lele.i. 704 , 4 l wstth Strpn - t nt..y be hal se-..rate, pries is. lf..ittliN INYING h49NAVELL. Of tnr 11 .ta Saciatv or the loner Tempts. ••• etr, 0 leer .f th.s r.a, ,r411..rt 1. t. ennsr4hea within th. ~ a cds.• l'o.npass, the 1.,411i00s Of th e..ns is •of N4.4/111 psi attrh, in t'• -r 0r.1.1 s.l Var.. .v,11: 1: , St • .1111 Ve!to V 41umes, ti • ,hat nnr %lola to ptel 'en! bbl vattictataov acceptable to the Nam .tv-tynents ..u.tatan•iat,ng the Fr+ o !t, Vnes, 3-rir• r• s,i.s to the Ail st C . „1,11a n, and th..tz wils e i of Prat, A Terser, new en-rvele4 ht •we 1.. he an Subjevs par.eul..r Naval lai• ....se, ate to hi, Work very ia..rtieutarty a.. 4 c0,..00 sly Poirtre I for H rl. Sara re tn. Perrenater.ren.r. pre S.. •irt A RI-HURT of the DR kr Ai.. at P trf n the kli/TlO4 few th • IMPE ACH MI •xr r 4 ht') VI at.;../V r Isoluag Out S. -4 at 1.4.4 ).11A1tile Coleirerewot, Ft n y Pere, £s te. to mi.tela Is aQeI. a Lisa Ili the Ala T 1.4 .16) ', .1. J..te I. setendsit: oett.tett , in to, tht t Vs 72 tjoarto, prt,e . g'it G ute s, aLd A 1 w Coot s ne 1 .4.0 I Ai et, with rine( tape ,stmati ..f tbe Piaui, price I• fl,,tweett, •garib ritbGRES.s ef A RCH BISHOP BALD ', ‘VIN WA LES. set the %VII VICI of dot .14SLY CROtii, A. 13 Ilbb; .r.t the iIiSCAIPTI4II4.4 stAten itt'Lltio, Is. fait A LOU% OF BARRI ; riorish, Ao4 itirsz•rtrd wit* MA:". sea A:st.otaomans. Be S. , 11 CULT 11(/‘RF, Bart Voisin* the 1:-.rw en:trains. a enpt , oas I.lft of thra 6 bsa, .ol 400 lestroti.telon to tbe Haw, of Wat.o, in shish Met. si.p. Rril n b73.ili.oCatar, Plautsist:latallos. a& 0H1P1r6.4, oe-is..trl. dt seri'sell 11l Maps; as wcil .8 the Prooress of Use R,.wart Lellpi. , fl6l in :Vain, oottl to ...nod of its hoe. f‘the g i a,nrs 1.. AV. , . A ; A .!..tote4 Argnta.' .11 the sate al Bolin., Rio... sn,l Statt etttlmototre the Priv*. i• • Th. V... • at t:otoaems wrth the tlrst *eft the it1.%.17. awl f.).14:11% 14 )I.wet et east:es. Ahlio7* be• igroll4l V; the 'eve %/•. afrrne. IA his lo.t al.llll-7. ant 14 i1k..., e M.lrs , she ina of Me mew, it•ol Ilse, pt ou V. Wes, tit two Gora , 4es; • SiAttpletrte t, CA WAIL* I,IIP OA. es o.7,:tcd ter boa ..• se•issed • au t .a on fleo..h toeb:telate, t.. *1 ea us peocrouss.ll.eretry i. tried La in ieel or.d iteryseisoos a Man. ▪ abo, gaw the auista•see of the rife% the wee ee ..nel forsaati - si ol.e be oritrirteß tete. Pr . - 's rtt, es. 4 ges ,s l.. it 000 e .1... A 4.l of Publication., re 4, tio: ht.. 41.-4 M .1..V..t0,t.e, w!tash cont.... 117 V.. itll keis.4e. ter"-he Fruit- :n • :tl-p -no to Piave, With L.a M I et*, A.oemarlonitaeat. LONDON, MONDAY, M.ty 2G. In THe BaITISII Pees, l'iterdly last. we made some obret retires upon a ;alai paragraph which ap peared in the T4e of Monday, in praise of Mr. Rosso e. We seated, thit in the A !ministration of Mr. A not ent iv, , ome of the newspaprr writers in opposition. had aeaded themselves of Mr. Poisson, a vain, busy. si-nnle man, to annoy the Minister; And we apprized the public. that lb: ComPiresman meant to revive the old farce. and dance the same puppet over aviin for the amusement of the molt, to the annoyance of Lord llama st Psi TY. The columns of The Courier-414n bear testimony ta the-truth of our observations.—" Roe sow I" " Itomos!'". Boerne!" nothing but " Rom son" has been the burthenof his song during the %hole of the week. The Yditor of 7b. Week, 11.gitter. whomiThe Courier-min used to stile" The Weekly Libeller," has joined his aid in support of the piece, and crowned the performance of their mu tual hero with thumlers of applause. Twenty nine out of thirty of its pages of Saturday are occupied in singing the praises of Me. Batson, to the old tore of " lihery, property, and a straight head of hair." Addressing the Eleftots of Honites. the hor , lu it h for which Mr. Roasoss is returned, The /;"edie Re gister says, " Tou saw in Mr. Rosso's no syco phant either of the Court or the populace ; no seeker for place, either by cringing at a levee. or by hollow professions to the prep!' ; you saw in kiln no warrior against the Treasury Bench, no stickler against the free use of the Kirg's Prerogative in appointing his ars, but a determired enemy of corruption, an 1 /lan abuses, through those servants committed ; and provided these were prevented, caring very little who those servants might : in short, von law in Mr. Ras 50.4, a plain, honest, and iii.JoNndent man, wanting nothing from the public, either for himself, or his relaons, havirg the good of his country warmly at heart. and having industry and resolution suf ficient to bring his wishes into action. Such were the re is-ins for which you chose him to he your tßepresenta , ive in Parliament, and it is the hound's: 'July of all those of your fellow subjects. who have the wet is int their hands, to acknowledge to you puhl:cly. and to proclaim to the world. that ex perience has already paved, that your reasons were tounife .1, that you have not been dec.ived, and that.in the effect, as well as in the 'native. you have a just claim toast praiseand the gratitude of your corn. try." a mewl t sthaceptaioted NithMr.Roassns. who shoed.' read a panegyric open hint. of lto pages, all in the same or tin with tfis extra. 9. would surely eon. rider hers a matt of superior talen-s ea! iate 4 rity. worthy to be classed with the first-rate ptddie "ba ronet of any age.--Thi would not surely have right to amid -I. him a lan elsine-roxk, an the si pi.- ea/ tool. of hungry. r,,a; ;us, and ji, conte , ited party Inners. Dot that we may rot be charged • -ith drtraning frton the merit! of Mr. tonsow, let is see the grounds goon which t.tat Courier-man NMI k: 0 gilt T, those two neve friends and tenon...labour nrs in the same vineyard, claim a crown of glory lad of martyrdom, for that hero.—Gtoaoa Rost will attest, that in the late Session of Parliament. al. :he parliamentary meat and patriotic claims of i.le.ailoesors, may be found in a single pane of a .vind.iw in a c.mcature shop. The famous Niae ,een Pound Ten Ball, and the famous debate noon it in 1802, which have employed the pencil of the caricaturists. constitute the foundation of Mr. Roasotes political celebrity. Upon this ground, the seconds and the b..ttle•holders of that Champion, represent him as the Columbus whit discilvered the wastes and wilds of a new world of corruption, and miffed an cons Her the Commissioners of Naval and Military Inquiry, all hoards and means for correcting public abases, as indebted to him fur the discovery of every thing since produced, and destitute of all guide and direc tion. but what they received from his chart aid compass. Of this transaition, of which so many partial and coloured accounts have been given, the following is the real state-.Allr. J•%1C11 N1••TIN, lember for Tewkesbury, and banker in mom bard,. street, was the true Columbus on the present occa sion. He happened to be sitting. according to cue tam, upon the bench lsehind Mr. Ronson, and be ing a man of few words, he communicated to the H.. use. through Mr. ItoIIICOS, that a bill for 191 upon she Sick and Hurt Office, had been tendered for payment, by one of his Clerks,and that payment was refused. The wh-tle merit of the dhcovery, such as it is, belongs to Mr. MARTIN, while Tim Comrier man and COBBS? r suppress that part of the fie, and pat ticipate in the vanity of Mr. Ro ICON, who struts about in the plumes of which they have stripped Mr. Maltese . . But this is not all; Mr. Ronnie knew little of the Cm:a and bearioz of this cir cumrance, that he grounded upon it a charge of national insolvency ; and Mr. ADDINGTON and big friends, upon the ministerial bench, inconaiderately argued as if it were a just inference from the fal of the dishonour of the Bill. They insisted, that his words should be taken down, and treated the sub jea ss ith all the seal which * charge of national insolvency might be expelled to produce. Ant! 4 what was the condo& of Mr. Rosso.. upon the occa sion this berm, this champion of T.tir Costrier-man and Cc/entre ? This patriot, endued 41 with indu try and resolution to bring his wishes into aaion." was scared almost otr of his senses. Little dreaming of the rich prise that had fallen into his hands, he look-d and condoned himself like a man caught in an an of high treason. He was ready ti sink upon the floor, and, with ontstretched hands, implored the protedion of the SPILAKtI. " A RIM, an Girt, es sp;ritleag, MI, op &id in look, s, ." Dreg Plum i curtain.-- Never was the dignity of the Hou.:. cf Com mons. never was the g-avity of Parliament insulted by so silly aad ludicr ms a spe!acle. Yet such is the man whom 7 be Corrrermi an and Co/tarr would impose upon the public as the champion of the purity and independence of Parliament—a man, whom every person who has obtained access to any part of the House of Commons, has never lice,ied to without laughing. licving in far noticed the fartaus ease of 191. 10i. we come now to the more modern groan.! of Mr. Roasou's claim to the recent puff; of The C , ,,,i,e-man and Coverer, who have hogged themselves into clog:• contaa, ia the fraternal embrace. Some ut the political wags, who used to prime and load Mr. Rosson, appear to have lately charged him with as exorbitant rent, paid by Government for barns, to be used as barracks, in the We of Wight. Now, sepposing this information to have fallen into the hands of any Member. who was actually such as the puffers rf Mr. Mosso have described him-.." a plain, honvet ma*, ketin i l nothing but the gond of the errantry at heart." vrhf, we ask every man acquainted with bashaess, woold have been his Cl,llf9t t Why. knowing that there w...s a Commission for inquiring into this precise species of abuse, he would have commaaieated his discovery, and assisted with his information. But, an, Mr. Roasost—this Gentleman. who thinks only of his countty'sgood—has no notion of 'my:. ing where others Me to ►eap. • Lie must n't abuse his calling. it was m. him. like rho Dahlia paving . lansiness, the nutter ? , business. &e. in the lase Parliamert, !o make fen; by putting lairnsehl forward as the kader of a' pasty, and the correerw of ptshlic abuses. flaring proved •hirnsolf an competent to frighten, the hares from Heir oats in the late Parliament. the party writers have found out I.r him some old barns in the Ishte-Winht. &erre they hope that he and they may appear to advantage. and thresh out all their uld arransenss and fulsome chaff. To give his cause into ocher hands, would or ly defe ut their object; cod Mr. [loosen's weakness and v_nity tell Wm is would not answer his pnrpose. r, Mr. Ronson is a Member of Parliament, and es,.. y Member of Parliament is a guardian of the I , J i,!, purse, and every Member of Patli merit his a t to originate such mntions, acid no •rnh.-1- ot i'. r . liAment is to consult the M•niste.r upon any motio n which he may think Ct to make. &e. &:. Theo are the common-place ar;tl nents of Colletri ant The Cowie...men. They aril very good in theory, an if they were disputed, would be ver y essential in rev:. rice But sorely every man knows, that in an estahiiih. meatof much less ettent than the House of Comm,, there is a made and manner of doinz be g i ns " , ill discharging a duty, which, if n.,t adhered to. ix,' T retards and confounds the ger.cr.l system. h r. Tiskissir, Mr. BRAGIOI B•TIIURST, were examined upon the sebjeA oft!.e "i er. L. port of the Conimissioners of Naval Inqui-s They did not, however, c:-:Tie f3twaid wit;. (tons to thew their own purity; ins their ar t ..- of public plunder ; hut we hive not ?tears that !:a country has suffered, because they h,vc Zppc .j humhly as witnesses, and not in the - osrentatious of Mr. lto esois, as public accusers. [lad Mr. Rosser sought only hi; ccuntry's Rood, Winding unsup. parted as he is in tile Hfiuse of Com Mons, he wou:d have communicated his secret where it had the 'w.• chance to prove operative. But this would n t hive ausNered the purpose of 7te Comei,r- , nan tie COSSET T.—They wish to onony the Minister, i kirk lip a little fun. Th: digaity of PA tia.iient, no doubt, is injured its the attempt, but t..at is :o them a matter ut kit ri cnn'tid,ration. We have received Paris Papery to the 17tls, rs I Dutch to the 22,1 instant. It appears from asem. that I.outs BONAPatITI h.i; not been proclairred King of Batavia, as stated in snore of the Pa r ser s rt Friday. Ott the cmtrary, the majefltd ebarsF,t. of •Gnvernment still meets t!.• mast drtermi7-1 opposiuon in that country. 'This orsp-•ition is so great, as to rcquiie die presence And autisori , y of NAP:J.IO% to overcome it. Preparatims ire making f.r Ills reception at firnsiels; and, thoni c h his ultimate decinstirin is not avowed, it is gener.ily believed, that be is going to the 1 - Lague, to v hi:h city he he accompanied by the ernblyo g Louis. The Foreign Papers contain no inta ll'gerce reipening the orerations i•f the Frtath or Russians in Delmatia. The state of 7ilaples Amain. the 'aro. Gae:a still holds out, and the mild and merciful King 'meow, 7-14,-, only h 7 the terror of Fiensk ha!wstsets, and Neapolitan ettageer.s. France hot declared war att.::nst the Repnbf: of the Seven f4vrids, and ordered tl - at every f:• cil7ty shall be afforded in the :Inns of haly ;., Venice, fst the equiptnent of iiivoiehs to cos s' against their covoitsesce. sl;.eitestiassi etA Yati l t 4 ' tee limed, rl.tr b-s a .fr't at glop .ias demands -3 flow the Turks 0.1 conies' of I Ai c., Pir• "tee, anti Dealifaito, fotoserly Arletitpreiti . t 6 Vere, Tian Ilalmiltaa b siori - o.lerrflonerheissee to she The demand was accc*r:soiies a iisy a cati that :he Cornmanske of tke. French army In lemirOhad *jets to sake pnwention of th . cse in anticipa.: sn of the tri:ndly compliance cI toe G;and Sznc7. Th, The Beet which sailed fostnCork. Int ti-e %Vert belies, no tre 3d Nlarei,enos steel ref 153 a ..fer ennecy of the ifer'isoor, were all wet u,r titc . 5 h March. in lat 'O, long ZOOr race.: the Woonfloesk . from Liverpool. sand the note, CrscTr t , tromrork, Lath bout: I to .JATTIA*CJI, er: 101 had sep.arated. A letter front Captain !Ise Slat. of "le fr•arn the South Seas, arrived. at St. i daw,l the 44th \larch. tines as followas I. At t.••••• is rot the Ituitt wool eel Corr , e. ""' ".4 t earl ee TIP It — th ;nrta..t, fire Itnelarod, temp...At Ulla leg leras,e Ireerstrts, axed t•.tee r.re rA., other tenahol It is said to lot at length detevtrineds lhit 14141tIMIIITove is to yo to Ireland, at Conraiander rt the refers in that part of the United IC;nparon. the schooner We-4.m, Cap t. Govt 11, arrived et Norfolk. Virginia, on the Isf:h of March. iota...4*e , days, from Logger*: she h a d b een sec t gnat ettipplu to ti•prile the Government of tte P r ineirce of Ca ' nests , ~ f Rio elan A ' S exp,:fied eapedition g he had nr.t been heard of when Carta;n Gov t.tx sailed: The Exports of the Unit Aiwa. of America fir , one year. nding the Ist nt Oekoner, 1803, arr.ou.itol to 93.304.04! dollars, of wive., amount the exports of , iorhesucgrnw.::or iti.ututoclore were 44.1117 AP' and those of foreign growth nr manu.o.Ft • 53,179.019 dollar's . • , Kula& from a lettvr, datc.ll.l.lre-.l4ev lowint— “lnteiligence vcs toceiveJ here lan n;ght of 0 ,• 'less of the trit: Vitiass of this plisee. T. Hass . . t""" tot, with deals. Fiero Christiana for D. viw. Thurs.lay night. *boot twelve o'clock. she we -• shore an the Gallesper Sand. and ran foul of • • Alter which was lying there. Oae of a.r - • • of the Levi; th.m. but the people c: • knew nothirg move of her. The crew ,1 ' thrtren ;n 'lnvolver, took to the ho :t. '.• Lived site at Vli! - i:seahle. It is :hoieght t' 4* • ; near the Galloper has, • , late here .fr.ven trom its mrt,nn4...•' fen affr.sT took pea -.r. on Fridly night. at Dr - % between the Custom llouse ()Ulcers. and •••• • tirnugi;,ilers. 0-e of Ole Castr•rn hrsi•'s : • was carried MIL in a de:Fel ate state, to the :.• •. " a-1 several sere wour..ie I. One n( frisrs, a wen of the name or sr o ‘ii. wac l i .": tr-e Mel? rieyen Iv...is .h• re at ore Ihe e , nI.`ITI.S. Icw, to 41,af, 4 • to nit lass than 509 Day are rebt:thect, pity IL 6.1. and to be ',A R 42..etitt.11, '['HE RIGI - 11$ of the STOCK-1M L.FPFM DEL) apiust The Ana. k, ..t th- City 4, 1% A,. A•tuttento tn. ow. tiutt Per-ins Poyink b I s UCK natty, by Comm.*. ... .. , n.ot o,,ne Ike I.). mawluntal it, the 6 , 0$ Anw. c• 1 4 which I. at w tt • Stunten , of 1.11. rtor•vrtiog , ua th.. Si Ve.ieh Inge 'awl place Ht tilt Cour: of Re B. FR114.:111 bAILY . (oh. Cmrk F'cicalft'• i be ',Pyle tithed J. Spee..l. at 110.. , 11011 41, the d0....g ..a i. NEWPIttiPERrY Acr, GUIDE to ticilitare the Execitt;en of the A. ... 1., feisty- 0 i t. ) the Chart-, the n. inn ,to mtsmatins th %%this of Pro,wiy, awl the' 4 hag of the several Pe.s.ms rm woad t.. the taltetl i r .43 l4c ro ..t •p•••ts•ett t ) p . that Wm* htwn ercethe.4 .ithm the i.a twee 'Nat tinhje.t. etto'st , atnry Notes end t)hsereattons on th. ("yet and F .r.mt of o4nc•e , liot. To be.ormted and sold by 10Yett Nn In), Shoe-I,n'. Fleet-etete., wlt..(n the Expositso3 to the f...Owf Act le,ntect Pfiis A-) p.ao i.;se4, ie. 4 vote! - Cmlnt Sr puce 10. Gd iit B et*. I CISAYS and LIFATF.Iti on important and inalwa.eos t The second Ei ivian. ,uh tdli uses and lArreificp.s. 11.11.1Pthi YONGF. tt Whet of a Shott Cernnwertere on she di s k ;ea the Import ...ice ..f toe B•rzt..nal V ,•. Se. Pte. . . . . Lamle.; Printer fi f,I I. 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