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- • _ . • •'" • . • • b • yi• • LIU 11 : - 41 rittob • : r t NUMBER IWO.) . . _ . . _ ----- .• • TUESDAY, JULY is, - • • . • . Twits ...GuiLon A I " . ;10NERS of And Libe.ties they he Council Ch. fire o'clock the puichme on, maw lyi lie mem. 'CI. Princ 'wee n C lea t A . • • 7iisfdws, Mr. Wharton ; , Moos EY . y Will Steady, U, , the PP ; Mho Tyro. • ••• • ,Rfianocirithreo**Rain,' CIA[ • . WAYS AND MEANS. Donder,_Mr Mathews; Random, •P' 44. rs.P • __ , and Talley, as Gam - Jess Tamilsos 4 age* 1 / 4 I '4444181 091116 - - mbar jw. • a 1111111114 their KINGS THEATRE. TilIS EVENING, July lb, will be pre sen t e d, tor the last time this Season, the Grand Serious Opera of ORAZZI E Ct4RIAZZI. Principal Character+, Madame Grastini and Mr. anthem; ant the last night of Madame Gramini's performance. End of the Eno AR, the Diyerrisetaeut of LES JARDINIERS. After the Opera will be performed, the Grand Ballet a ARMIOE ET RENAUD. enmpcoc.l by Mn,.o R-- PAVING STONES LDil A LI. THE COM ISSSIONERS o f SEWER S of the City of Layton, and Übe. tit/ thereof, give No tice, that they will incest in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall, on THIS DAY, at five o'clock in the after noon, to receive Proposals ler the puichate of the Old Carriage-way Paving Stomas, at per ton, aims lying at Queen hithe, where they may be viewed any time previous to the Sale. WM. BOND, Principal Clerk. I. This Day us isibiltbed, in tine Volume, price 5.. In Leeds. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS con c er n i n g SEA BATHING. To which are added, Remarks oath* Use of the Warm Bath. By A. P. BUCHAN, M.D. Of the Royal College of Physicians. London. Printed be T. Udell and W. DatilP, StrAlld., This Day S published, handsomely printed is Otis large Via lame, tamnis, with Forty-four Plates of Maps, Antiquities, dm ice. Pries 31. Si. in boards MAGNA BRITANNIA; being. a concise Topogia,,hicel Account oi the smsral Counties of Great Britain. By the Res. DANIEL LYSONS, A M. F.R.S. F.A. mad L.S. Ream .4 Redroartaa,Gaoucestershire. Anti SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. F.R S. and F.A.S. Keeper id HIS Majesty's Reiser* in tee Tones at Landon. VoLwase the FMK g ireseirsiss, Illedawdeldrs, liedwhise salt assetlegliansthissi. ' ad fur T. Cade* and W. Davie', Strand. A few Copies ea super royal Piper, with Int impressions at the Plates price SI. da. in Moods. 4 , 9 • The Second. Volans. demising Cambridgeshire, Che ow shire, and Cornwall, is in a state of coasideraWe fotwasd- is above _mey belled, Lin the First, containing twenty-four Inetee•ln 're. aerkstore, and Rucicinghanishim, of immune. PLIPICTA ; A swiss of View. of the most intc testing mid pidiewasee Objects in Great filieitAiu, engraved from Dc! by Mere, Henry, Farington, Smith, Tomer, _AoeastNe a Ibet. by William synie. F.A.S. Pries SI. Ss. in /book fic M Wee paper, with !met linpremiens of the Plates. PAN 64.65. • • The above Weeks, which illustrate each other may h s edv duos lap towhee. and the oonti nuat i en o f eac h will fie published malady at tea s periods, 'mugged hi the sewn wiesurier. and primed oft of csrrespondiug sip and swum rimK THEATRE kOYAL, HAY-MARKET rr HIS PRESENT EVENING, July IS, will be preseutall, a Comedy, in three aels, FIVE MILES OFF; OR, THE FIN3ER•rOST. The Characters by Mr. Chapman, Mr. Grove, Mr. Meredith, rtS r. Fawcett, Mr. Rae, Mr. De Camp, Mr. Mathews, Mr. ensnan, Mr. Listen (with a Sows); Mrs. Powell, Mrs. CZ, Mrs. GM'S, Mi.l Tye,. (with a bong), Sm. dec. to the Quante. a Muiical Piece, iu one ME, called, THE PURSE; OR, THE SENEVOLENT TAR. - - Theedire, Mr Kieft; Erimund, 'r. Hamm the Pop. Mawr Sir David . Mr... Mr. Palmer, .; Scruple. Md De Comp; OW itoodoek, Mr. Otame ' • ro. Mr. Winston t Quin*, Mr. Hanes. . *Lady Dermear, lovrel3; Katy, MIL Gabbs. To lIIIKTDM. ?IVO maul Off; or, The Piagre-Peet; with Inds and Yarirn. VAUXHALL —Under the Patronage of His Roe•al Haehneis the MINCE et WALICS , •••11). MORROW. July 10, toll be a Grand GALA and Insdiant Yehibition of FIRE-WORICS —Magadan, Three Shillings Doon Open at Sayan, and rho Contort basins at Ziahr o'Cloc 3 / 4 .—.The Ganiens are Open every Monday; Weil. afeday, and Friday, as Gala Flights; all ether nights they asa VICTUALLIMO-OFTIOE. Irma 10, 100 6. THE COMMISSIONERS Jo Via His Armes New pi. keret" girt Notice, Thai ow TUESDAY, 14 Y f fitp(r ma, hr sal k node to metier Took* * staid op), woe treat Jet the sapplotter of *44 URSA 'Jur. SEA PROVISIONS, mil WINE, ariii be Ismiumbil fig. M. w of Si Ikkees stip ased suerti ,et ;rjra, Or gore gi• *Wm mods orris, ea fink. ..m Die Oemolie loortiote Ade Mt Riots; to k mid for Or ilk poyalk, ipigh kw**. Auk Dar affer Dow The Coorfitiosei the Centoodil air be own • t tie Sernicsoy% • at Ail Opt) w essisi•s ifis lkissnaie Mosey% • opid k to any raider, * eke& the Prier ski • k Were * kor g6 zr ai 7t skit k at Wove e the mid risoky tik esip mar Wee ski 114* MAN Tialsr,m; Nos Paissas iie kW; *MAM awr *ham *SW for. • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • • MOSS OW LOltas-illesseay. Jinx la. ofeneei appeared at the Bar, and was heard 'body. or rather pre Aram, in the cause, Raw s. Wilsons, a writ of error, be.. one of the Courts WWI I after which their Lordships aimed the Jo=with lISL costs. wee dies heard reereedeg the Appeal Cana flea the Com erChnecery Job's Ills. Z ia . pas:: Hen. Lora tory, , at some In ased ez eelthe thi Ili a silst. The Winn Rpm the case was 'owned till temmarrem CON/KK WITH TM& COMMONS. The Usher of the Slot Bad appeared at the Der, and anointed the Hose diet a Rieretafies from the Centmees was meithig pr shejippeilied confer sea with their Leris is the rplasi Olomberi . Wetoffl Pie sine were *preload to enestagethe owing confer mice en the part of their Lordships ; The Earl of Westmeath. the &VI of Limerick, Lord Viscount Carlene, the Bishop of Winchester. the Pishop of Ossery, Lord Redone* and Lord , Arden. r Chi the deptitation proceeding to dm Noma Chamber, the House adjourned daring plenums and in less than a quarter of wahiner med immediseely before the return of their Loedellipe. renamed. When tbi deputation had rammed to the House— The Earl of WESTMEATH reported, that in obedience to the Orders of the House, they had at. tended in the Painted Chamber, and held the de sired conference with the Commons y and that he had received a certain resolution. voted by that House, from the hands of Mr. Rankes t one of the Managers of the Conference on the past of the Con mons.and which resolution the Noble Earl then read. It was of considerable length, but the fallowing ap peared to be the leading and most important points t That the Commons, in requiring the attendance, and proceeding with the examination of Lord Teign mouth, were of opinion, they bad followed up and conformed to the usual mode and predict of the House, en similar occasions& of which they am. get red the attendance cad examination of the Earl of Balcatras, in the year 177 d, furnished n Om middy in point, his Lordship being a Peer tithe Means, but not a Lord of Parliament at the time r that the said Earl of Baker-res was examined about the same time with the late Easl Cornwallis, on a lobjeill and on po.nts Involving the most inmemant interests of the Empire ; that the Amer Pow, not being ohm a Lord of Par humus, the Communes seat ao message requiring the permissine of his astessiose, neither did his Lordship objea to the proceeding, nor was there any objeSion offered to the proce edi ng at the time, on the part of their Lordships' House. That in the case of Earl Cornwallis. as a Lord of Parlia ment, a message had been sent in the usual form. requesting the permission of .iis Lordship's attend ance, which was forthwith acceded to on the part of their Lordships. That if the Commons bad, in the case of the Earl of Balcarras miffed otherwise, they conceived i; would have bee n a novel and in formal proceeding, and that they were of opinion they had a new. under the standing custom and praftice of the House of Commons, to require. and even, if ne cessary, to enforce the attendance of Peers, for such purpose, who should have neither place nor vote in the Upper House, and possessed not the rights or privileges of Lords of Parliament, dec. After the resolution was read, is was ordered to lie on the table. After a short pause— The Earl of LIMERICK rose, and said, he had a notice to give on the subject of the said report. This teferriag to a case of personal privilege, some of thir Lordships seemed to wish for the re tirement of strangers, who were accerdingly about to withdraw, when— The Earl of LIMERICK observing, it was -petal a notice he had to give at present, strangers wets iitifetcd to remaiu. I hi Lordship ob.erved, TAROOIAMA. LIEICIITIR4SVMUL OW OPIN t die Ohriftes . BATTLE 01 ThAVALGAIII I Oink Sam WOMB fin*, Bait ei Line, painted en Wow Mon hdi a SWUM Waal the English ships are daftly engaged an* %be tagay, owl whole it. so arranged, ow eve a opium fen the wide attach ile twn lines, as well ea the tegigeseet. IDUC BURGH will cenouinfOges a AN grub ismer. agngtonsen *web Palma& ingdo.lo ass us di dna NOW OPEN, at th• PANORAMA, STRAND, ' a VIEW or the handsome CITE el FLORENCE, and its beautiful Environs, generally considend Doe of the finest Some, in Italy; the Spectator is placed ea the Palace Eerenit, overlooking the River Amp. AU the Ono Bridges are seen—the Omagh Denali Palate and Bekelle tiardens—the Old titan—tha Cethodral. bolt of amines wiarblee--the Tomb of the great Medici Family, *ilk • Gas empress of the Ifoie of Am., enriches the Landscape, boasted en all sides by Miauistains, and pert of the Apennines The RAY of MAPLES continues OPEN; to which ha been added, a Remerenation of the hate awful Eruption of Bowies, and many figures, Arc. Opts hum ten till drok--Admittance to each Painting, te. MONEY LENT, AND FORTUNES INCREASED. MONEY, in two Hours, tl Merchants, Noble. men, and °then, for Sala or NOW of Head, or on An. stony, or oat any kind of Security, real or personal, (or any length of time. The Adventists i.e., preereatinate they either decline the hoisting, same it is impralicable, or when it as otherwise, do it out of hand, and always web refound ie. cmcy. Than wbo hew edisway may lay it out le great adven ts'', by applying, er addreriwg (post paid) es the Discount 01Sce, No. ta,.Chpswitiordwasst, Torthind.otreet; co to the Agsnt. No. 11, in the Naiii". Ludgate Hill. PLATE GLASS COMPANY. rriHE Public ate informed. that a large Assort -1 meet of PLATE GLASS ts now vs SALE. at leeA Frites. by Mr. ALEXANDER *LACE, at the Company% %Wareham, A LINON• BLACK ER I A itsstrocz, 4a arnsteleen, sepemv Ardluucv , and us various Mitten eteist Imo 12 niche. to 144 inches in lenZli, aM hes lOW MINN in breadth ; atm Convex and Concave Miners, from U to .36 incites diameter. And the same aanwommitt our be had for Country Orders. Dy addressing Letters se Mr. 'itham P •ster, at the Manufactory, Ratreithead, near Prearmit. Lanciathera. limo the great improvement that hes be et mu of lan ran irs this ItAmiutiesmar, it is soar allowed teat the Com joinee "hoes are eqsal to their brilliancy, and have fewer im perfections ciaipetait with any Foreigh G'aaa that ever was ik.taartaal_ N 0.212, HIGH CHILD BED. HOUSEHOLD, HOLBORN. •wri READY-MADE LINEN WAR EHOUS E. ABRAHAM, Widow of the late John Abra • him, re•eeely se lii SS, Himixtelitch, tins tease, t,r herself •• d Family. to iettem thank. le her numerous !needs end the Pubic in 'seem!, for all pa.t favours, an w.mt carise.tly solicits a e mtlatianiat el them, at 212, opposite Se athamoton-stmet. B ilirmsbury.squate, where the bu awry is Cilrie4 ea under the firm of H. ABRAHAM and C r. "a the same 'Mend lad adasmapeo u s plan as has been her insa. liable system (or a eine. et years. East and ttre.t lalN o•Jer% eeeee!.d on the abt.rtest notice, and moat veasoitable terms.— 1114 counedien with arm eth er house. CITY OF I.INCOL3f, MARCY 11, 1106. .1 SAMUEL BRISTOW , voluntarily declare, -A that I was afflict with seven bad sores in my :cg, pain & I and offensive, ionic of which were u large as a crow it Pi tee.--Two years I uielewsly tried recommended .I,phi:a tins'. /it leugth, advised by a neighbour, I bought of Silr. John b iutr. Pointer, three small bottles of SI•II..SBUILI'S PA TENTAN'ILSCURBUTIC DROPS, (min the &dein oo i . tiation I became entirely well, as a , ao unexpectedly relieied friti a painful affection of my stomach and breast. Witness my hand, SANIVEL 6RISTOW. Signed before me, John Bruit, Lincoln. The ienuine medicine, in bottle of Ss 6d. 10s. and 11 duty ineluded, told at the oisionsaty, No. Anise 1 4 113 , 't. Laudon, h as the King's duty (tan stamp) priatid an *tack ink, totem' aired ink. . that stair larddripa bad .rkestjardia Ordearnett Hospital I. •the. Oresalra Chest MR, sod 'Ow Maslow. Wawr Supply Rik • - Mr. Heim from the Baia Board, .pratsd Papers rarities- Rarol..lorsole“ tO orde"e House of dos effiti : of Masek; c iA ttr i ti ge of Jim. and 4106 af 414. . • . Mr. PAUL reels aysy Amami. bee he isitlted fast 10 kit.w . wealffivraft official mice had 6eep received * the lodic Reim with teepee to two Issas which lead boa opeiiffi is India in tile last year? Lord MORPETH aid a . wank la but is so low a taw, we ilia s we belie,* lap time boos received. • ' ' • '." • e I .4 • , that the report just made. to the House, was of considerable importance, asineeleing coisideratiens. nearly touching the rights, interests, and dignity pf the Peerage of the United f Hear ! Hair! He therefore hoped their sisiN would fix as early a day as possible, for tibias such Report into consideration. He then observed, he fitk it incumbent on him to move, el That the said Re port be taken into considisedistateMetwedny Am, and their Lordships *r *at day r which was ordered ac re MisISLIAMIKSIL A considerable waseher_elf Fable red Pamir Bills were brought sp dna due Cenwone, by Mr. Alexander, Mr. *Om* .Lerd Zbiliotnne and other Mem ber.. Away **Public ms s , Volunteer Officers' Reeb,4llll, lhe.firidt Vdmesere Regulation Bill, the flags lentAised ILabres. the Silk Bounty, the IneLl'rente Wises, jibs Gi braltar and Malta* Tt,Ms , and the Hatton' Chancery Provision Bills. These Bills wemrespeilieslyteed Tbe Vaguer Motioned Kari Si Lord ELDON moved the fine essigaine' Masters' in Chancery Ptovisioe Bill. Pt*ViCai 10 putting the qumtion. The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the Wed .sack, and begged leave to express his full and un qualified approbation of the measure. For it they were indebted in a great degree to his Noble Fraud, who had just spoken, and whose situation was now so unworthily filled by himself. His Noble Friend had the subjed long in consideration, sad it was of the greatest importance, that these worthy men, who Ailed the very important offices which were the objeß of the present Bill, should be adequately remunerated. The public were indebted to his Noble and. Learned Fr i end for his very judi cious seledion of wares, able, and emptiest mes s to fill such of these very important effices as bad .becoine, disposable while be pesieW in die Caw, Ups. the Wale, additiUsel lveiss neratins seedd ap . wbereis nom preparly beateured than upon those sits awe 4lie Alas ef this Bill. and it was an additional *awe: that no bra= being would he taxed a Ss. boil% ea soma' of it. .0 The Bills oe the Teddr., woo von' as nearona, were forwarded is their tappellive sawn; among tbees the Girmisich Heepital end Ms Bills were read a third *we asd, peeled e and dos Vote of Credit, and Fishery Bill% pared dwengh Catssmittess of the slide Haan, and wale widows aamednems. gla i r imi queetieu fee-ehe sewed reading of the Irish ef Comm 16/11. Lord RIDEADALI roes, std trade a varier, of objeetios!, principally of a legal seisrirand ten dewy spews the venom Aweaselledf On 'nevi. • dew of the BM mersheipeadieable is point of exe. .ennuis and ties priempler-profineed as pressed , Ira the maintaining of that. which, in the GM num deb" best Law Authorities in ill putt of the United Liogiese„ was, in sea pailme-ef view, Soder eaktbd lisisistaseesg test asswitimble.-.; The Noble sad .1411.1114 Lord rite idlerwidw riety of resteelik sadist to thew bow **principle sad verbless sf tbs militesed, is. tbeerse! *MK agile *slaw of- Ns sensery‘ sadsgoisa doe known swum pod seisbabbsd. ka see= ceding in meth awes wad sus* by ▪ ide /Abe rejellsilff •• •( • Lard UAW dace* upeeseed .sessomesee with ids ellea_sf Idiot, bad 011.106 hie ride and Limed Triad 14ind eafeesed,Weise Itiangenioa upon these palm. when os as oamilets nearly lar in a knew eleimb be bad espseard 6th. ann., , prise, doge likktelifento to their lArdahno' Mai and sandimarders, each a Bill could be entertained in dist Bean. The LORD CHANCELLOR, is a few words, expressed his commenoce is the Ad of wha fallen from the Ile and .Leers* lA*. Roll' which dos frIONISSIII. pet oled*a aid 'NOM Pi be rejected accordingly. Attar disposing of some private Imam, the • House adjourned till to-morrow. • • • • ' ' muss OT COMMONS. The report of the Insolvent Debtors' Bell was , received, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. The Sugar Bounty Bill. the Irish Militia Bill. the Silk Bounty BIU, she Frisch Wine Importation , Bill, the Scotch Exchequer Qaarts 1141, the Scotch Forfeited Estates Bill, the Gibraltar aid Malta Trade Bill, the Rican Law Amendment BW. the Legal Quays Bill, the American Masts lopottatiou Bill, the Irish Guopowder Bill, the -Reissue and Currants Export Bill, the Inekespere flsl/, the Masters' in Chancery Bill, and the &etch Forfeited Estates Balaace Appropriation Bill. were severally read a third time. passed. and ordered to the Lord*. Ou Motion of Mr. HAWTHORN, the several account, presented to the House. relative so the Shipping and Exports of Ireland, west ordered to be primed. • The report of the Bell Rock Light Hasse Dal was received, and the Bill ordered to be rend a third time to-morrow. The fiPE AK ER reminded the Home. that the hour had arrived (five o'clock) for atteedithe conference appointed t o b e held with the L ords. It was then ordered, on the Motion of Mr. VAN SIT T ART. that the Manager who coodalled the last conference, should he appointed to manage this. The greater part of the Members pretest pro ceeded, accordingly; and, on their return_ Mr. BANK ES, I root the Bar, informed the House that the Managers had been at the conference, which was managed, on the pan of the Lords, by the Earl of Westmeath, and had comfits:skated to their Lordships the anew: r, as direded by this House, and left the same. Message from the Lords informed the House N teliiSOL .6. - 1. : Astat i rbe -7 ro iM 1111116114,611 be h i etillieltel M the A 1 . .. ,ACtiEfi do kiik - -- - • " ‘" wee, the 'ow welasied , be e!.110 - I" e= miningllAo.l.l"'"ll. 4.1 - 1 ! I " 11.16.11 a faii, ti lt 11 IV* •.. ~. --. 1 -.41 bre, fteee se atete,/ file. Mt) bathed it tet tli PrePly Tfq_ *ibia, MOM% --..0w soak to tollookr es* is seised hip seas 4yieelatil, dies theitheres nose PM on the Esellogner Ms would be amidst the pebilo.-fetthht be &jaded, he knever, that the fles - esseld take away Oust the Home the a considerin o p mt noetllv. the 'payday of . theists ; hal to th is ' the pats alter* ins.. duet thi amount the annual tiled Melt, was tier uses than S or 4,000,0001. wad the meant of the paps teal taxes was 4or 5,040.0001. so flat emit de money was in a aituatioa to consider 4 the pin piety of relinquishing the takes turzely . , he though there meld be no amp,' is making it parasol He now male to the mode br soablit out tine A pinkies Paper, and he nee ropmethat it !bath be closed au the sth of -.1r;,. Is oath year ; as thin lathed of *toting gty . thst'afalbent of tb Cepabses of the Odhstece, • Army, Nam la it should be .specificdly named,' trader enteiy head what the 'sprain* of each bawls . amounted to. H did sot, however, mean by thi , cdsse there sbould'b any limitation in the appropittroseinf the mom? or that if there was ant aimillebeseyger ihe'Recrou ing Service, that the eta'Meat theteferet stopped ; bat be only wee& else o f tb amasses of each should Slit ilitna feast heads. Is sebelledeligthealt Iteselftimert the Home, be declesekh War by se mush MS Is settees to embalms' the'l4sl6dre Midedrs; 0 6 lest it should have yeah se h 6 Ited talbe the liberty, be said, of um* l o c ust el posit. to him ( Lord Hoary Pet t y be tederstee that die ltesobatimis he Mod t *ere 6 liable to objection. The Hon. Gent. thee elthi.th nothiag was 6D roper is that every mem 'shoal bass a power of examini ng i nto the system of mance, sad this he thought would teed to make as clear iu possible. He eoucleded by mow* " that the Accounts of the total receipts af tl Eechequer, whether arising from ordinary or • 41 traordina y resources, together with the iis mama of the Use's for the year, should be u out and closed on the Sth of January in every it temmallisg on the sth of January, laoe ; aid tb -de IMO mould be laid before the House chit days ether the commencement of every Scenic ritrill to the said period of the sth of Jamas 4.lerd H. PETTY said, he rose. not to a Isar. but to give his concurrence to the propositic of the Hon. Garde/nen, as they would evident I wad to render the pu'lic accounts more clear a accessible than was the case under the present and He was, therefore, pleased to have du assistance the Honourable Gentleman in thus extending ti s on which he hims?lf stied in regard to e ' aced Fund. As to ar.y difficulties th might suggest themselves is regal to the regal - at the Itouse as root. in t}* end ( V of 1., at Goaidluil, the Parish of St. tailor, dales eollenti of Lag Giaisigho, 064. wing, at Milan. ndaii (tlt lune it ;teller, lialwaro. W Marwick New. but aur el A:bort. Liac"lts wad•miraper imar a Warwick. Turk. ausilfa's ;isli of Halifax. win pads, diebt OVILIMIALL. r,lolest ' 3se . i t re"( . 3u 00t02 a 2 10 bailees 434. 11, Colloismoorks d dil•Panel. • laity et . I.tormiar . 6 41 J 41.4 ti. 47 -mere. r 4 • is .. LIS PISMO. 1. I. 4 hos is Oda I/a ••••• •••• 411.101..• pd .ot I 5 5141 •• • • •••• orb • • est el Wks. ........ l 0 3} I/ . • $1 111 48 s. Ledy Barks, a dieter, tee ;Aka ie iia TM Teak steateyal at Pula,d, dud - lElefkke ; defog paaerai States eteneib, die worthy St leen, aM at tie e hi see Veaden+ed et ut Esaldlalteaeuts, ea I beady We"' WO Um: origami ;a ;ale. resew et bile Salo. ; Noltisallamshise, by Ws. George Add AN Iw Ackkee. delOor alt. WSW* IS mu. raltior I. esimmummmillag [ION. Sintri 5,..4) apasite a. bre jag ZAP. ,- RY NAM Um AJAX "%As of lillebern 04 4 S Horn 461- mai 66 Mum.* tbe Woe et Ws. ream, Ql, and three Ulnas dye elLneett. • COLLICTION tTHEmkricAL .41:1111LitT, ens ipi Ws ant. a Lir • I: a. easda“ ; wary oy lid; • 'try capita! I, and Slant; I. Vl' alma, re.liend„ eeriatettre, bv Aone ld . ind Qbeidaente, by moat lteratiseten. by Mod, melee of iptber Inure. ik•wiseltie rAibictieti I Frig 11Pc. Nly) fr•ffs voe tin 64 64+,14581C ones 0411; hfr; Jonas, Hilo Igit. Owlets/ cross; attriftry, [w l4s, WON. Nu 17. Dukes Sea InsMosh.d rt tee IrsChu•gb. N.rtnd by olurs•Ntect, 01, '!e• a dm Ulla' (rovriA) carver, Old aea eatame=s=ger CURDAY. 6 :14 6141144 114 111 . SI . r 1 . 11- .11411.11131 •• 4 11 5 1i I. Q. Is. Ss.* res. • ii 1 tbriimu&a. taw. tall