The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-08-14 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLMEnt. testettotte. AINSCIIT Lt. Adiailed the A'etErsis frigate on a cruise. ' Came in the Mpetwous man:vfrtiis '. friont.a N Rebecca, Nifll3lllb. iioo3 Leiden; and the Mews. Craag, float Bremen ; also several ',Awls insisted. 1•L114017TINI, almost Id. '>>viiled die eariaPet packet, Cot Patterson, grids for Gibraltar and M ilta.—Wind N. satiating, almost It. Smiled fortis the Nnre, the Swift sinop of war, with the trade, under convoy, for the Baltic, with a light air at W.S.W.; a convoy for Tonningen is appeinesi to sail from the Nore on the 17th inst. DILL, •UGUST It. lasi? this morning. Vice-Admiral Holloway shifted Isis lag from the Giett•4 to the Primo:: of Omni* man of war ; and the Glom' sailed for thaermay. Sealed tbronels the Dawns, from the River, the avows. T e a Bouquet,. for Boston ; also, the Carlisle, aihron. funs Amsterdam for Baltimore. • Arrived and sailed for the River, the Depfraf 1104 traillepeet., frets Portsmouth; also several amain% lee:pods* Westward. she ...ilistseeire sloop of war, end the fortfre beeta i reas..reas s anaoth s also the - Okras sloop of ANse. from a enders and remain iv the Downs with lie MO of thashim as per Imo., and several out -maul hoed S.S.W. Colo. *noose e. Tadvoft. ..} 6l Mal" tioNi sv rtta. Calogaia 'vel at Cove. Millis ' Sailed .1061A_Geeri .of sad' for 'Bristol. Cook. "SatsvnOter., tWaralune.slitte. Betstesi t dith3S Wu and fee Pelitiewsk" Gsi theWaK . • Awes of • Jersey, Gild/14p Nevt(pundland , wins itc. Tao n Llarttliptirt. I • oes antess.'Age. ..Finis-iv itetisits elm ik *bee I Cr, thi a wry i and the Dm. tWilike. Mesa PewSistsdhed ...Sailed the Harmony. Hataptinas, few Gib- Chrissia,. Park, ler Newhandlan4 hasten, Lesatick Nalliden hr Capeallagen; Sepply. Ramat I . 4lo ., l Gisties; and the Mary, heitadiey s .ter p o seisitiesh. ists? DREADFUL THUNDER STORM. • We have hies fumed with •the Sallswint Par ' lin frees Atee ry gOeter of The Carikilt Awned, wom9ser. as the oneredaess ;if whon isielligouvre can yopliekly rely; • th. caussci, ve.* ISls at Woe aril, Roost dreadful slum of thitaaweed liahesigg ever sweelheled The *Mee le la she swam eadasion, and COWCises hevesis Miaanisat reign; a: rain, thendmond sesend to atm tor mastery. The aim toomiseed shoat fear &clock in the aftenmewsed amedbused nun tsar ti, S at whirls time it was nepritosh Ned es he at aid. The lightning was mann* end aped one continued lash; the domin. too. weeirimii.• does. We ars sorry to add s that we have heard if' eeveral accidents. Assad Mho* a largo bars It Lilletaa (Lineal by .leholarrasl. shoat two mike disuest Imesoeilisiey. wee mach W whet is sone ossoly lenaal • IhnhalL The hens •coataisei 111) ,ossoiseis el law. whisk three pious a out' Sud o ueenei so afoot SIM A tarnciressifel Oen of thoodoe amie j ohEthe dash ; at which a.. -searimat il % ey do being alarmed, Ida f~Md Ova wo o the bars in a Seadcl jilt isa were aearly aU grazing ; ode huge. lonvour. whisk wee is the stable, was fen*. lately llllNallePes - Await. 'eight _lideagiog to the Ne ja ve so lle= dors ware olagloyed Sheseller. a t pernseraisol ikeefoll the reef. into the emit till the perms employed. abeat.e l tr a : iss another to the cued ; tod. we il leant to b s e l that the e l dest sea of Mr. Rees. • Ane. mu very mutely *med. buttrr el his recovery. In the-parish of Calais& too. the storm was equally severe. A mw, the property of the High Sherif ef this musty, was killed by the gleam fluid ; in the memory of man, there weer was ex perienced there se aver* a storms persons who wit nessed it, have described the balls of fire which fell to appear as Lie:: as bay-stacks monsmommieweinv Thursday last, a meeting of the Trustees of the Geeeral Infirmary at Hul l was bald, pursuant to advertisement. to take into consideraties a commu nication from the Commissioners for Transport, re- I ~ queuing to know whether the sick and wounded of His M *JIM 's Navy could be aceoninsoslated there? acrd on what terms? It was mtaninsonsly resolved • •by the Meeting. that the adoption of such a ring. • mire was at variance with the inteatiottof the instite• Sion. and conseemently that it .said sit be acted *l to. Lieut. Davis, First of the lisserie frigate, is pro moted to the rank of Cosnenowder. Lova mow OPIIIMITIONITV....- The attention of pasts , npes was a , rested • few evenings since in lid kaierrri, Cereenthr‘spare, by an elderly geallness. who was ieetim e g a 11,cmp ow, of genteel appearance, with a thick suet. What was very singular, the young man bore the beating without offering resist ance, and all his endeavours seemed to be to el le& his escape. The parties were a gentleman, who, on accumulation of wealth. bad retired from busi ness recently in Oxford -street, and a Mr. C. a young Gentleman of fortune in the city. The latter had been discovered waiting about the house for a dasigh ter of the former, and having been denied access to his br10.7,e1 several times, the father became an cn raged champion in the cause of his daughter. A few this ago was Taken, in Solway Frith, be tween Scotla:ld and Cumberland, by Mr. 1.1)V V Tmga. of Dors:ark, a sword-fi h. of the common else. This fish is a Italiee of the Mesisserranean, and but rarely caught on our coast. The body is long and rottodish, largito near the head, and tapering towards the tail. Tito upper jaw is extended into a very long arid depressed point, of a bony substance, resembling a sword : the under one is much shorter, and teratii•ates in a sharp point. The dorsal in runs along the whole length of the body ; the tail • is remarkably forked. aid there is but one pair of fins at the gills. but none At the belly. I I eltilioN OF ittvitinsAx. , —4.0.-- We feel great lib-Imre in laying before* ilia- era the following particislar, and very just deter; ' tion Of the ceremony that took place last Tharsda . in 'Ming the foundation stone of the sew hails.. r at Ardfrismaa, which, conflated With the canal to Glasgovr. is a public work not surpassed in Scot land. except by the Grand Caledonian Canal ; and which. while it will be an illustrious monument to the distinguished public spirit of the Nobleman wto conceived aad supported the design, promises no le-s advantage to the numerous Subscribers who have engaged in the undertaking. HARBOUR ter ARDKOSSAN. .tr. Paler ea-1 cannot resit communicating to you the particulars of a scene with which, on Thurs day last, 1, is common with thousands, was much delighted. flu Harbou- of Ardroesan, on the West Coast of Airshire, calculated as a Port for a Canal, which is to pass ;PORI thence, through Paisley, to Glasgow, has, I understand (ss well as the Canal) been brought forward entirely under the patronage of the Light Hon the Earl of Egliaton. It was with some degree of surprise T observed, that the ceremony of laying a foundation stone was to take place after about 600 feet in length of the Pier had been already executed; but, upon con versing with some friends, particularly well acquaint ed with, and much intettited in, this undertaking, I learned. that this circunutance arose from the Eatl London. linton having been unavoidably detained in and that in order not to lose the most suit able portion of the season, the Committee for con cluding the Works proceeded most vigorously with the undertaking, and reserved the principal found ation stoat at the point where the pier is tonneded with the sh are. to be laid with proper ceremony in the peewee of the Noble Patron. 31st of July was Exed, on account of its berm the birth-day of Lord Moritgotnerie, and hey jag Emit determined on, it soon became generally bows in the Gauntry, and the Earl of Eglinton, midi a. muni fi cence which is only equalled - by his posrletic disposition, prepared, on this occasion, a mitt splendid and bountiful entertainment. The Bay of Ardrossan, formed by an extensive ridge of rocks, end au island of considereble size, is fronted on the S. E. at some distance from the ahem, by a held and insulated range of tacky resod, which is crowned with the venerable ruins at the ancient Castle of Ardrossan. From the osomolo adjacent to this Castle is eonuniusded the whole of the Bay of Air. The singular mountain or rock of Ailsa, appears in the centre of the view. To the S. E. an extensive and level toast exhibits a succession, of thriving towns and villages, with a gently rill% amphitheatre of highly cultivated amour • ttekied...while - the turrets_ of...Ultra= Castle, it4m from .amidst ostensive woods, mark the ab ed. of the Baron. Towards the West and North, the singularly romaatic outlines of the mountains of Arran mad Argyllshire, contrasted with the smoothness of the Lakes and Harbours, and associated with the thriv ing country on the banks of the Clyde, form a pittare truly magnificent. and are only eq ualled by diet idea of Weedy conveying prosperity and wealth to a country, by means of an extensive badmen and navigable camel. the outlines of both of which were sketched out imeasikstely at the feet of the speEtator. it was amidst this sweet and on the summit of them rode. that Lord Egliaton caused tents to be eroded, in one of which were tables sufficient for 300 persons; there was also ea elegant tent for the reception of the Ladies, sad another for the ser vants in waiting. At a small distance, under an archway of the old Cagle. tables were Reid fee entertaining the work men of various descriptions. who are engaged in the emotion of die undertaking. The day peeving favourable , it was delightful to ammo the crowding trains of people, as they ap proaching, from every quarter. to be present at the ceranotay, and to enjoy the novelty of the scene. About two o'clock, the Free Masons oldie ancient Mother Lodge, Hilwinning, with their Grand Mas ter, William Blair. of Blair, Esq and a party of the &theists Volunteers, with the Band of the Airshire Bile Botulism, proceeded from the town of Salt coats, along the shore. to Ardrossan. Before the procession arrived at the harbour, they were joined by the Earl of Eglintoo, accompanied by a num ber of the most respeaable Gentlemen of the county and neighbourhood, by Mr. Telford. the engineer, Sec. At the moment the procession, amidst crowds of spoliators, arrived at the Pier, the Countess of Eglinton, attended by Lady Montgonsetie, Lady Jane Montgounorie, and above fifty Ladies of the first rank and distindien in the county. appeased ea the point of an eminence, near the old Castle of AT. drouan, which overlooks the Bay. At three o'clock, the principal foundation stone, at the point where the pier is conneßed with the shore, was laid by the Grand Master. with the usual so loist:tines. In this stone were depositesls 00. Mule, containing coins of His present ajesty ; also ano ther bottle, containing a list of use Names of the Subscribers to the undertaking, with copies of the Aas of Parliament under which it is to be executed, and a copy of the following inscription. written upon vellum. ibis inscription is likewise engraved upon a plate, which covers the cavity in which the bottles are deposited. INSCRIPTION. In die Reign et the meat Gracious Sovereign GEORGE ill. The Right lisp. Hugh, Twelfth Earl of F.gliuton, Lord Montguiuerie and Kilwinning, Rahn Ardrosme, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Air, First suggested The formation of a Harbour and Wet Docks at this place, I. be connected with a Canal to Paisley and Ceiss•ow• And afterwards, Under the Patronage and Patriotic Exertions of His Lordrl.ip, tied Acts of Parliament have been ironed, fur carrying iiihs execution these Works, so well calculated tOr the iin i mise. night and kasprrity of the Country, on plans by Thomas Tinton!, Esq. Ingineur. William Blair, Esq. of Blair, Grand Mane, Mason Of the Ancient Mother Lodge, Kilwinn;ng, Laid the Foes.latton Slone at these Werke, On the 31st bay rif July, And nt the lio a of Masonry, Sic{. Afay Almighty God, Grand Architect of the Universe, Bless and rulpsr the Undertaking, And lie.sea, to the ismstAges, tt;so RPaw mutiviom % • •• •4 • ". ' The iniciinum being 'read, thi Stone was Lod, aid the Earl addressed the company present in ii very neat and appropriate Speech, the only part of which I could diitinaly heir, being at tiro great a distance, was thb tnoclusiCe, in which his Lordship stated, " that though in the course of nature he could not raped in see these works at the surnmit of their prosperity. he had, no doubt that long after he and many of those who had given aid to the measure were gone, the union? Would reap the advantages of them, and estimate their true value." There after, a very imponsive and suitable prayer was given, by the Rev. Mr. Duncan. Minister of Ar drossan, and immediately on a flag being hoisted in the adjacent Mason's shed, where the stone had been prepared, a round was fired from eight field pieces, placed near the old Castle, and returned from two of His Majesty's cutters, which were am ' domed in the Bay, with 21 guns. The scene, at this moment. was particularly inte resting. The Pier, the adjacent plain, the summit of the castle, the ridge of rocks,aed every eminence. being crowded with well-dressed people, who, in the intervals of firing, expressed their applause on the commencement of a work which promises so much to promote the general good. The flags which were displayed upon the Old Castle, by the ships in the harbour of. Saltcoats, on Mr. Brown's signal-post. l and the tower of Sea Bank, also added much to the scene. 'rwo tables, each 120 feet long, were laid, and at four o'clock upwards of 200 persons sat down to. a splendid dinner, with choice wines and every fruit of the season, provided by the Earl, and so plentifully, that more than three-fourths were left unconsumed ; every thing was conduaed with the utmost regula rity. After dinner the following toasts were givens The Elam. The Queen. The Prince of Wales. The rest of the Royal Family. The Duke of York and the Atoll. Lord Howick and the Nay,. The Health of the Day. The Grand Masser proposed the health of the Feld of !sho wn, and may he llve is see his patriotic exertions crowned with success—which was drank with three timid three. Then The Usine.d Kingdom. Toe AI iStia of the U•Aterd Kinglets'. The Yeomanry and Volunteers of the United KingdoM. Success to the Agriculture Trade, Commerce, and Masorete tures of the United Kingdom. The County of Air. Success to the Harbour and Town of Animism. The Grand Master and Free Mesons who this day laid the first Stone of the Harbour. Success to the Glasgow, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal. The Royal Boroughs of the District. The Town of Parsley, and iUCCINS to it. The Town of Saltcoats, and success to it. The Town of Sixth, prreperity to it. The City of Glasgow, prosperity to it, and may it soon tee its true intesests its promoting the speedy execution of the present undertaking. •,:tvwSolaseribers and Wellwishers to the undertaking. The healtbi'd those who have been instrumental in pro. meting the underteSPlr Particularly MONO Moodie and Love, of Paisley, and Mesas:. IlfOligl. DOW. and Erskine, of Salt coats, for their unconsuati:, activity and *henbane in every matter which regards t h ree nori.`tUkinig. And many other loyal and patriotic toasts. About seven o'clock. the Earl end his Countess, whose polite and kind attention left a lasting im pression on the mind of every individcal present, proceeded to Eglinton Castle, where a splendid ball concluded :be evening; at Saltcoars also, various parties spent tSe evening in dancing and festivity. Thus passed a :47 upon which was laid the foun dation of what proNbly will become a great com mercial city, and pro'," a splendid monument to the , memory of its patriotic a,Nd noble founder. The situation appears to ~.4 well calculated for bu siness, health, and pleasure. ;to a rich, extensive, and very populous country, a safer, lad extensive harbour. conneded, by a navigable canal, with Glas.gow,Pais ley, and a country rich in coal, line• miff iron-stones and open to the west of England, slcodand, all Ire land and America, affords a certain p. sosped of com w-erce and nianufaanres; while the ma uner in which I was informed the Earl intends laying .'rut the New Town, will afford accommodation, in one Wart", to those who are engaged in business, and is 1 another, to those whose leading objeds are, retreats t:som bu siness. I understand his Lordship m,-ans to retai.o the eminence upon which the Castle stands, also the adjacent ridges of rocks, in order to adorn and re u der them ornamental by buildings, trees, walks,. ice. ; on the plains sternward with the Harbour and canal, the rtreets for commercial men and tradesmen are to be laid out and accommodateo t with gardens ; while on the east side of the castle, and ridge of rocks, along the bottom of th e rocks, a crescent of about a mile in length, frontier/ i the Buy of Air, and enjoying the other magnificent rroutiding scenery, is to be disposed of, for separati villas. How those will succeed, near a canal up n which a family can, in ow day. pass to and from Glasgow and Paisley... may be estimated fro in the concourse of people at present at bathing qu tiers in Saltcoats, which, lam credibly informed, sceeds 1 5 00. t t , I trust. the. importance at the undertakings for the prosperity of the country at td the happiness of mankind, will be a sufficient apolr shy for the minute ness of this description. I am, &c. A tiVato.wrusta To every improveme of of my country. Alrtirersaa, date Aro. tenni. On Friday last, the Volunteer Infantrj of the Borough of Leeds were assembled, 'to take Into \con sideration the propriety of tontine 'p ing or discon tinuing their services , as a Volunteer • Corps; when, after a very animated address from ,t their Colonel, it was determined to defer coming t l i n any final de cision, till some subsequent day. During the late dreadful thunder-' ' tom, the fol lowing shocking event occurred on 13 \it:by Heaths. near Rickmansworth, Bucks. Several lenen and set - men were employed on the Heath in ma \;Sking bricks ; when the storm came on, one of the we •Nttro. to ap pease the crying of her it:rant child, plat ! n od it to her \\ breast, and ran towards hLr cottage, wb, Ich she had nearly reached, whm the lightni . ig sot; ek her in a terrible manner ; it burnt her body to a c le 'Cr, end tore her limbs from their place.; unl o. I t her legs was found twenty yards from her body , \w hut the child remained unhurt. The lig! . tiiing i.e, \lt set fire to her thatched cottage, in which v ere , `ter four other children, one of whom was killed, an. \ \ another so dreadfully scorched that its life was dap:. ircd of. though hopes are now entertained of its ret ' itvel7" The - craw, and the whole of the poor mar: 'a for nituse, wear entirely cocurned. 1 ‘! 0 1.111 r • 00RTIKO NiELLIGEIE. EXF.TkIt RACF.t. • tdcinDee, AUnUST It. A Sweepstake: of gs each. Tree's' y. nine Subscribers fwer•mile hest. Samerset named liagatelle • Cam..." Wen nanied Iransides • Capuin Insert named Apneourt . Lord Courtenay named Uptucian • A Sweepstakes of 4i p ale,. Subsc:bers. One mile heat. Km Mr. Fellevres'a c. by Draitun Lad C IL Somerset named Mekille r . Lnut Raiol4ou named liaphael Le• 4 Grafter named Sntreiess dr fifty NUM: given by the flight Han. Lord irscnunt Courpc... nay. Tee beat of 3 two-aide beau. Lewd V. gentioek entered o,4lCiArt. Captain Meet entered Agineuurt Ca tate Wei} sawed Wsiedcot . • Tee Winner was dilated. r~ bo . t4 I i N t Direl Sew has p.ild forfeit to ran : &lcher, is conservience of a stake of 2001. not having lie,n made good in the time specified for a pugl i!ic cosmic. 'The match is made again, and the isioilay will be staked in a few days. 'The real j.rdges n!' pugilistic span took up to a contest between these two nrlfessorc, before any other that could posi,: j i r be Made. Unary and the Chicken are not ye: snatched. Mitchath Fair commenced yesterday, as usual, opposite Mitcham Green. It wet well attended by those itinerant shopkeepers, who occasionally lorro a kind of country Cheapside,'whete every article of fancy is ranged to wittraft the eyes of the fa'r dam sels, who may hive long wished for an opportunity of proving the liberality, as well as the love, of their sweetheart.. CORY-JSZCHANGE. AuGusr 13. - - ~. This forenoon, at the new Market, the supplies or Wheat are prinuipally of the samples remaining on Monday, and that of good quality scarcely maintains last currenci. Inferior, this week, has very few buyers, and at TWO reduction in price. In Kerley or Malt, but little alteration. But few White Pest, end they are full dear. Oats, of ordinary q‘ialiti, are cheaper. Beaus likewise. Rapeseed is rather iiii;rter. Pips Aoserirsn Floor is cheaper-391. to 425. per hatter. Is the plias of other all icles, there a little alteration. • CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat....• • ..47s 621. 7*. Keens 40.. 464 'O4. Fine 40........*Us 82s 0.1. 'E.ek Beans 3.1. 'PI.. .. Rye M 425. Cd Oat. ..22. 24. 30.. Bader 3*. 38s. 04 P..lands 31.. 34. 6d. Mat 665. 72, Od I Rape Seed new-201. 921. od. Whi:e Peae 64;. 72s 01. Fine Flour C5s. 70s. 04. Grey Peso 345. 40s. Od. Srecr.ds .60. 655. id. COAL-MARKET, AUGLST 13. Ships at Market. S. - d. • "'rite. 19 .. Newcastle 1 ..6t dm Coal MEETING 44F CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. 10-M4lllt"W. M. Citadel Brooke, late of Wells steer, Jenny's-street, St. James, Westroin.ter, (other-tnanufad urea' . . . PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Rank Stock ~ 215 3 per Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Consols 4 per Cent 5 per Cent. Navy Long Annuities Imperial 3 per Cent. °uranium Ind,* Stu* 1811 i 7 India Bends Exchequer Bills English Lottery Tickets.. PH. 15s. Consols kw 64; 4 # T. BISH, Stock broker, Ne. 4, Cintioli, and 9, Charier-ems. IRISH STOCKS, At. nue: 6. 1606. Gov. Debentures 9i per Cent...... 69; 70 Gov Debenture,, b per Cent... Govt. Stook 5 per Cent. Royal Canal Loan, 6 per cent. 6441 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Ao• 12. Amami= .... 36 9 SC. Genoa .. 47 Lir..r.c. Ditto at bight .. 26 -.. Venice n C6O ditto. Rotterdam c. f... 11 9 2 U. tailback 6l Haiiiburgh 34 5 21M Oporto 6l: Alta•a Parts Dino 11 U 5..... 24 15 I 0•1110111. I. a. it linurdeaux Cadiz 3Bl 'Sect. and Rani par oa. 4 ..- Diu. -- New DnelUtwowe... Maddii - Z.. 5 ;lino — Veer in Kars .... 5 6.1 &IN.+ 371 New Louis each .. -- Leghorn 5ll . Agin .f Hie Rank ad Holland. Nellie, 11,b1i3 on London (July f 3) 1114:(ast no London (July 23.) nl Halfwit on Diblin (Ditto) 9l 61 days. MARRIAGES. On Thursday last, at Wootton Warren, Warwickshire, las the Rev. Dr. Par. the Rey. M. T Fischer, late F.. - low of King's College, Cambridge, and Head IMain ,, r of this Royal Grammar School to 'he borough of Rory St. t Mrs. Scott, relict of Lleat. Robert Somerville Scott, rat the . itoy at Navy. On Mondaylast, at Cede Orton. 1.41/tOnershire, Captain W. W. Nancy, of that place, to Mrs Mary 'Johann.. louevion, 8 , 1 }A.,e of Lady liesouiont, and daughter at Mr. Johns I:Aston, an eminent artist. DEATH. Off 'lathe, on the lot or ad incant in the 16th sear of his age, Mr. Wiliam Pats, Mtd Jtipman, belong lig ha 110 Ma jetty's ship Pontorte, and too of L:euteitant•Coloriel Pnt., of the Bridlinron Volunteers, now Colledur of the Custom. at Whitby. T;iis young Gentleman basing be n diyatched from the shi,, with a Master's Mate and six amorist, to pruct.'e a supply of water, a sudden squall or wind upset tbr boat, a t d consigned the wino e number to a watery glare, notwitir.t.,-J -ing the t tent ns of some &heroics', who cite sot tar dot...t White the loss of NI many valuable (taus is au timid dec. to be deplored,the premature death of the above mret rs and interesting youth is calcusterl to excite emotioris of t . .e most painful nature in the breast' of hits afflicted parrot• a it relatives The me'aricholy catastrophe was aiiiroilmeid to J. Staniforti, Eva. M.P. for Hull, and uude to the young 41..t1e• can, by Lieut. Jonea, of the Pomona, whom letter is a se! . elegant and pat.() ing testimony to the goodnew of dispecto• ,l aof urbaiiity of manners which distinguidied the departed , youth, and enilleared him to every person to the shop ; M 111.4 the early marks of geriiu. sad uodeistandoig be iMp•?.•d. uo numerous occasion., promisee, had Piovidence s. eri it good ar prolong Ms exidence, to relight, hint an orna m ent to his pie , revision, and a blersnig to wrcrety. HIGH WATER, TILL' DAY, AT LONDON SKIDGE• M o rn_ 32 I g y ," b 6 later Y. LONDON:—Printed by U. DAVIDSON, N... 17. p 1111.1.1 Coon, Beta-strcat, Covent•CmAteit, anti publiahad at the claim N.. 1„ 11..e1t of Si. Cle.:icit's Cowen, Straed. by' W. s'ruck, Nu. 7, New Neltnn - at test,L•n ACV!. Jec. tut th.a P• 0414 seat to the (tea 'pestpll4) , be .1141 i attended $ll. PPw -- I ~_ I; ul .- ?- 4. • Ah i t ,. an OW ‘4 Mt.' Pitabe 1 1 1 4 1 v ` 'l_; t7lt* POI 41,11 M. bit.. 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