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NRS. D.riesoN's GRAND B.ILL AND SUI'PIR. Mrs. D swsow gave a grand ball and supper last night, at her house in Mancitester.square. The preparations on the occasion were in the most su perb style ; the grand hall and staircase were beau tifully ornamented with shrubs and flowers, taste fully displayed, and brilliantly lighted. In the front parlour, three tables were set out for thirty each ; in the library there were two tables for His Royal Highness the Prince of %VA (AS, his ROYAL Demises, and their party ; an entire new service of }ill plate, most superb (made .be IteNDLE and Ilattsoss), wat laid for the Royal Party ; the mos t tasteful ornaments decorated the tables. The three grand arawirrooms were thrown open, and the 'balcony was f ormed into a bower, in the middle of which was emitted an orchestra, under the dilation of the Gows. Each pier of these elegant rooms was covered with large virtues, nnder which stood the most beautiful tablets, richly inlaid in gold ; the furniture of black and gold. Three costly siratnond *Vegas chanderiers were suspended in the middle if die eielings. and several ehrystal bell lamps, in or-iiimar branches. reseed their lights on this elegant comptny. At twelve clock the company began to assem ble ; amongst whom siere- Plicir Royal fliOnesses this Dukes of Cara`tridge and lines:; P;inee and Princess Ca.telricala ; the Dnehess of Dolton; the Ma,ehtnnea.csrf Drensh.r,an4 Wellesley ; Lady Lambert ; and several of the faresin Nobt,ity. The supper was ordered at half-past two, and the whole of the management of this eplendid en tertainment, decorations. and supper. were under the dire bon of Mr. Waimea*. We regret the lateness of the hour will not permit us to give farther particulars of this splendid Pete. 'LISTINGS. iVI.T 10. The weather is delightfully pleasant, and the town consequently extremely lull cf company, much More so than is until at this early season of the Among the latest arrivals are Lidy EMILY WILLLISLCV. Lady M•a t A CADJaAN, Dr. and Miss Asst, Mrs. W. ALLIS, Mrs. Howsi.L, &c. Etc. A curious circumstance oc:urred lan night t—a soldier, armed, had, in the afternoon. stopped a man, and robbed him of a bundle of &the'. He gave the alarm at the barracks, and the hills about the town were immediately covered with sol diers and officers, in every direOion, in pursuit of the ruffian. who was at length discovered and appre hended. The man, bnwever. who had been robbed, wished not to have him punished in any other way. bnr that he mleht have a round with him ; and peened much hurt that his singular request was not complied witl , . WFLTITIMEICit"WS RIGHTOI 4 I, Jtmv 10. This morning, Mr. Ireland. a wealthy linen simper, of North -street, in this town, went out very early to bathe; the tide ran errs strong, and the sea tough; Mr. Ireland unfortunately conceiving himself a better swimmr t' an he was, ventured ton tar, and, with all his exmtionr, was unable to return; at the moment when quite exhausted, he was most mi raculously .awed by 4 soldier of tic name of %Val. lace, of the S uth Gloucester Militia. After the rinhanoT gentleman was dragged on shore. he re. mined near an hour unable to speak, although Very medical assistance was immediately given him . -AJ The following are on a visit to Their Mak i. Tres, at Windsnr:Earl Macctzsvista; Ladies Amster*. Cur CAROLISI CRANIA v, and Marchioness of Etv. Earl Mollies suit of rooms is fitting up in a **frusuperb and elegant style, under the ctirenion of Mr. Miesoua v. It is supposed the christening Otte infant is delayed till they are complete. The Prince of Watts is so be sponsor. 'Noises Cauernivs, Esq. left town, yesterday, for his WI in SOMerSetallire. The Earl of SSLICIaIt left town, yesterday, for SiresJ►right, NOrtill Britain. The Duchess of Masons's . em intends giving, shortly, a splendid MS, at Kiosk.hon. Sir Wisiosoe Hvotoze gave a grand dinner, resterday, at his house in Albemarle -street, to the • Prim aid Princess BARIATINSIir, the Countess of ROSSL•II. Viscount and Viscountess ANSCIII,• Mr. R. Dutton, Mr. Gout p, and Mrs. -ad the Misses Tar tos. The cap worn by Her Rnyal Highness the Prin cess A Neel A. on the Terrace. at AVindsor. on Son • day evenin7 ler, was the most beautiful that can be imagined ; it was entirely composed of pearls. The Eerier Buc K A ri, with that zeal for genius, by which he has always been distinguished, and a spi rit of benevolence, still more honourable to his cha racter, is collecting all the Manuscript Works and Drawings of the late. Mr. BAR a Y, with an intention to publish them for the advantage of some indigent relations of the departed Artist. Worcester Music-Meeting will bout the talents of Mrs. Bistitiorort, Mrs. V•UGIII•tt, Miss MIL- S/ILLS, Messrs. H•ILRISON, B•RTLIAISti, RNY ♦srT, J•Glill, CSAMSIII (Leaders . ) NV). SALT, LINDLEY, PAW. Hoists , Meows, ACC -11014 HYDE, ASULIY, Mi:TION, Dias, LESS peas, JILISLINSON, FLACH, Dltell.lll4 ZwrISOSI••• &c. This Season the Stewards are, Lord Peary, the Hon. J.W. W• o, M. P. ANTHONY ',SCHISM. • Esq. Rev. RICIIAID DAISIES, Rev. Gooses Tva. wetter, and the Re,. Enwaso Some Helical. A few days since, as Captains Dome and AD wick, of the Salop Militia, were returning from London to Ipswich, in a cumcle, the pole broke, within a few hundred yards of Itomfoid, and the horses ran away. Capt. D. leaped out, without any accident happening to him ; but Capt.C.was thrown between the horses, and dragged for a distance of fifty yards. with the horses kicking most violently. Womterful to relate, he escaped with only a few bruises, of no material consequence ! One of the horses broke his kg in extricating himself from the curricle.—This is the second time, in the course of the week, that Capt. D. has met with a bieuilar accident. LORD ROS►TE OF ♦ FURTHER COWRIE TO THE WILL. &C. OF THE L►TR LORD MIELSOW, IPUKT OF fCC. AS Ort•tr I'ED SY TICS PC:SOOSTIVZ COURT OF CANTLIIISIRY, rifit JULY, 1806. Charles, by Divine ['meld:lite, Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of all ftogland, and Meteors,titan, do by there pre 50419 mike known to all men, That on tire 4th day of J in the sear of our Lord, 1805, Wire the Right H-rneura' l Sir kk'ilhans Scott, Knight, Divot of Laws, Surrogate of the Right Honourable Sir William Wynne, Knight, Doctor of Laws, Muter, Keeper, er Commissary of our Prerogative Corot of Canterbury, lawfully constituted a Codicil to the last Will and Testament, and seven Codicils of the Right Ho 'tearable Horatio Viscount Nilson, of the Nile, and of Burn ham Thorpe, in the County of Norfolk, and United kingdom of Great Britain, and Leland, Duke of Berate, in Knight of the Most Military Order of the 11. sh, Knight of St. Ferriniand and Merit, Knight of the imperial Older of the Crescent, and Koight of the Order of St. Joachim, Vice- Admiral of the Whim Squadron of His klajedy's Fleet, and Command :r in Chief of His Majesty's Ships in the Mediter ranean, late of Merton, in the County of Swry, but killed in Battle off Trefalgsr at S. a ; hereunto annexed, was proved, approved, and registered; the said Dece,sed having. whilst living, mil at the time of his Death, Goods, Chivies or Cre dila, in Divert Dioceses or Juriolictions, by reason whereof the proving and registering the said Will, aril the granting Ad ministration of all and singular the said Goods, Chatels, arid Credits; and alt, the auditing, alloying, and Bra] dis:harg ing the Account thereof, are well known Cr. mipertaiii roily and only to us; and not to any inferior Ju4-, and that Ad ministration of all and singular tlic Grads, Chattels and Cre dits of the said Deceased, and any way concerning bis said Will, was granted to the Reverend and Right Honourable William Nehion, Doctor in D.vinity,Viicount Merton, and Earl Nelson ed Trafalgar. and William Iladewood, Frigate*, the Executers named in the said %Via, they having been already • sworn, well and faithfully so administer the same, and to makes bre and, perfect Inventory of all, and singular the said Goods and Chattels, and to exhibit the same into the Registry of our said Coed, cm or before the last Day of January nest ensuing; and also to reinter a just and true Account thereof. Given at the Tillie and Place above-wriasn, and in the second Tear of our Translation. GEORGE GISTI. P ) Deputy NITH GOhTI.I%G, R. C CRE.SSWk.LI., s Registrars.. Rut:acted by GEORGE SILK, Prrictor, Doctors' Cummons. CODICIL. "Paola'? the Torenty.hat. One Thousand Eight I fund red and roe, 'lion in sills of the (74,050.c.1 lloeu of France and Soto, dt,t.int about tea mild. ' " Wherea. the eminent services of EMMA HAMIL. vow, widow of the Right flunoutable Sir Wic seer HAMILTON, have been of the very greatest service to our King'and country, to my knowledge, without her receiving any toward from tidier our King or country: first, that she obtained the King of Spain's letter in 170, to Ins brother, the King of Naples, acquainting him of his intention to de. dare war against England; from which letter the Ministry sent out orders to then Sir JOHN Jrituis, to strike a stroke, if opportunity offered, against either the arsenals of Spain or her fleets : that neither of these WAS done is not the fault of Lady ILTON ; the opportunity might have been offered. Se condly, the British fleet under my command eculd nicer jsar returned It __dr le CPR,/ 671 r 10 414 had not Lady [-testi:roses inffienee with the Queer ut Nang:, caused letters to be wrote to the Go vernor of Syracuse, that he was to encourage the fleet being supplied with every thing, should they put into any port in Sicily ; we pot into Syracuse, and received every supply ; went to Egypt, and de r t d the Proseb fret !—Could I have rewerderithese services, I would not now call upon my country, but as that has not been in my power, I leave EM MA Lady H. u ILTOr4, therefore, a irvA'y to own Km: and cornier, that they will give her an ample pro vision to maintain her rank in He. I also leave to the beneficence of my corm:ry my adopted daughter lioa•vro NE‘som 'lnsu es .s, and I desire she will use in future the name of /ISOM only; thew dm tlr onkfatrours 1 ark of now /lint aid meshy et Mir moment, when 1 to kohl their battle. May God bless my King and country, and all those I hold dear ; my relations it is needless to mention ; they will, of course, be amp'y F.:elided for. ‘• NELSON AND BIONIC." Wanes, Henry Irs(kwood. T. M. Captain WOLCONI at is appointed ta command the Laurel ft igate,at Plymouth. Last week was seized at the Horse and Groom, Kingsdown, by the Revenue Officeri of Malting and Wrotham, a waggon load of Gum Benjamin, ( -..ountinghi weight to a ton and a half.) It is tOrtunate for the owner that the hmses were bait ing, by which they escaped b.ing taken. Saturday morning last, some sactilegioos thieves broke open the church of !Bean, Kent, and stole the cushion, surplice, communism tablecloth, and book of offices, with which they made of undisco vered. About twelve o'clock. on Tuesday night last, one l'sriford, a watchman, at Snow.biit, is this town. perceiving a man lacking near a warehouse, (of which he had previous intimation) interrogated him as to his business there, when the villain drew a square handled pistol from Ids pocket. shot Twyford in the body. and made of towards Handswoith. The poor man now at out General Hospital with link hopes of recover 7.—Busioigihan Piper. ?WUNDER STORM. A tremendous storm of thunder, lightning, and rain, commenced yestet day rimming, at eight o'clock. in this mettopobs, and lasted unt.l eleven, without intermission. It excited univerial terror, but we have not he.srd of any fatal consequence. Among the many extraordinary etre.% of it,may he reckoned the following : The lightning entered a house under repair in Esst street, Manchester-square; the blaze was so violent and general, every one apprehended tlaat the whole house was on ti:e, hut no injury was sustained, except the breaking of a few panes ci glass. Two persons, however, in the house ad joining, were forcibly struck with the lightning ; one of them, who was in the an of shaving, wait his arm extended, had his band forced round his cheek, and suffered a slight cut of the razor upon the hack of his neck.. The other, who was in the aa of throwing a cabbage-stalk into the street, was thrown down, but a second flash placed him upon his legs, and forced him against a counter. -- A ball of fire fell into the area of the State Lottery Of f ice, in Somerset-place ; the shock was so violent, that it forced open the door, and drove Mr. PEA SCE, the Se7retary, who was standing at the window of his of f ice, with a person who was with him upon busiresa, to the opposite side of the office. They remained senseless Inc a few mi nutes, and recovered themselves, withaut any ma terial irjury. Another ball fell in the Thames opposite Arundel-street. As Mr. dopes, the cele brated builder, of Newcastle-street, Strand, WAS standing with his two elder' sons. And sx or seven of his workmen, at the rear of his house, a ball of fire fell in the midst of the groupe; but it burst upon an iron grate, ai:sl sunk into the vault. leaving a sulphuteocs smell behind.—Many similar scenes took place. ADMIRAL7r SESSIONS. Yesterday, the Sesciqns commenced in the Old 114ney, before Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, Mr. Justice Le fitsoic. and a Ilbnch of CI•ILIANS. for the trial of ra.nees committed on the high seas, within the jut rf the Adm;ralty of England. It.)RRII) mu I mot. Chinese. was indifted fir feloniously, wilfully, and with malice aforethought, making an assault upon another C:iinese, called Anguia, and stabbing him with A k'ile ill divers part( rf the head and hods% rf which woan Is the said Angnia died. The foil wing is a brief natement of thl horrible fan., which came oat bef , re the Jury:-The Pii sonrr was a mariner on board the 7everr: East- Indiaman, homeward hound, and had been shined on hoard at 8er,731, as had the deceased, Anguin, who acted as cook to the ship's crew. At twelve o'clock, on the night of the P4.h of May, the vessel being oil the Leeway(' I.iands, Mr. Oliver, Second Mate, took the watch ; and, abou' two o'clock, the Prisoner having been nais-ing off the deck abnut five mintres, acry was haard:tor- ward, to which part of the vessel the mate repaired. It was an erremely dark night, and Mr. Oliver traced the cry to the fore hatchway, where he found the Prisoner in the custody of pro Quart -r- Masters of the vessel. He heard one of them ob. reeve, that murder haJ been committed b.fo•e ne reached the hatchway; and he soon alter perceived Anguin near to his hammock, lying dead, with his h:ad nearly off, and h i 119.iy dreadfully disiivired, with cuts apparently infiiaed with a shap instru• ment. The Prisoner had a knife in his hand, which was very bloody, and, on being secured, he es• claimed, " Me kill Anguin, Anguin tell me lie— China fashion—•to-monuw, hang me." The 1 9 11- . toner was conveyed to the deck, and lashed down to a ring -bolt, until day-light. It appeared, by the testimony adduced, that the unfortunate Anguin retired to bed when he had done his duty in the galley, as he had not marine's duty to do. He was first attacked in his hammock, which he got out of, and was killed al:nost in stantly ; and, one of the Chinese who slept near to him, wit awakened by the scuffle, and was wounded before he could afford him any assistance. I'ne Prisoner, wilt+ appeared insensible the greater part of the trial, on being called for, his defence, said, through his Int e rpreter, that he submitted himself to be dealt with according to the English laws. Mr. Justice Ls BL AIM observed, that the only iitErulty he had to encounter, was to direa the Jury to form a doubt in this case, of the guilt of time Prisoner, or how to lessen the crime from that of I murder. The Jury, without hesitation, Cooed the Pri soner—Gm/top. Sir W. SCOTT pronounced sentence of death on the prisoner, in the most awful manner. The law .f this country required, for the safety of mackind, that the prisoner should be no longer in this world. He had h-en foiled guilty of a most inhuman mur der, on one of his own countrymen, and -in the dead of the MO.. too, when the deceased WAS un prepared to resist the bloody aa. The poisoner was ordered to be executed on Monday next, at the Execution Dock, and is to be afterward. delivered to the Surgeons for dis seaion.—ln case of a respite, the execution will take place on the subsequent It iday. Richard Ktriirig, Mr Mar, .12bit Seandert, rar. Rad, and J,llm Faulwaod, were indiled for steal ing, on the high seas, sixty-five fathoms of cable, value Sal. ; and an anchor ' value 101. the property of J. Whales and Gambol Jones. The Prisoners are all pilots, who resided on the coast of Kent, and three of them went on board the Trawler brig, Capt. &Hard, to cools:a the vessel, which had injured an anchor, into RAMS. gate, fruit the Downs ; while on board, a plan was entered into by the Prisoners and the Captain, to cut away the cable, and that a rope should be fast ened to it, by which it could be recovered by two men, who wete in a boat. This was done, and the Captain, according to his own statement, committed the fraud. in cottjunaion with the Prisoner., to make the loss more severe on the Underwriters, and, cons-quertey, more profitable to the owners. who, very laudably, instituted this prosecution. The trial excited a good deal of interest, but our limits will only allow us to give this abstraa. Three of the Prisoners were found Goi/ty ; and the other two. Sanders and Read, who were in the boat. were //crowd, for want of sufficient evidence to establish the fiats against them. NA rim. INTELLIGENCE. PURISMOUTII,JULy The TVdfi^w, store-ship, come into harbour this day —Wind L. PLYINOVTII, Juts. 9. Arrived the Bstrytear, 93 galls. Capt. Yt rke. She has brought in Rear-Admiral Stirlilt, who, i t i s said. is appointed to take the command at the Cape of Good Ilape. He was saluted by the Rut Ad. riii , al in the usual manner. Arrived the Virapo gun-brig, still letters from the nest, which mention the arrival of Esrl St. Vincent, on the 6th inst. PEAI,IIII.I - 13, &vied the Member armed ship, with a crnvoy to the Westward ; Blanche trigate, for Yarmr , ut::; an 1 the Ogee sloop of war, im a cruise. dirt; the Downs, the IY-andercr, Haswell, for Ch.ir::zston. Arrived the V,i/vreur praam, from a cruise, and remains in the I)iwns with the test of His BiAjzst!'s ships, &c. as per last. VIE MARKET'S. CGRN EXCHANGF...Juir_II, This Day there are but kw fuses st . rivals of %Vilest, the b e e samples of which, s ipoort lad prices other qualities cares s heavy of sale. Barley sii.hurt quantities, and is rather d earer. Peas of each sort likewise. Beaus in p'enty, mid at I si ; b ut little ski-halo.' in ans. Sales of fine American Fiollf, fruits 4:s. to 491. per Buret. Owing to the very heir). rain. ;lyre are very few buyera attending, we purchases made oi g..:. lba general. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Whes!„.:,...b'ls 2Us. Sri. Bean , — 42s. 475.04. Fine d0........85u. 93s 0,1. T.ck Beans 34s 40.. w. Ry 44s. 434. Cd ..fiats ..23. rg. 30s. Barley 32s. 37s Od.. P‘dands 30s. 56 Cd Ma`t _664. 74i. Od Rape Seel --I. —I. Cif White Poss....Ws 665. oi. Floe Fiore ..70.i. 73s Oa. Grey Peas_ ....et); 465. Od. Seco uls . 65. 7na tel. 'JxITx,I The Corn Inspeetor's Recut's, on Thursday, Jo'v :3. Wr.sa, per load Buley, per v 36s —4 to 4C. —d Oata 564 —4l to 40s —4 Ille.sns ... .. Otis —4 to 9 4. —ri PRICE QE iJOP . erkzam. Kent 6, Cl to 71 —4 Kent 61 NI to 71 ?a Sussex-- .61 to 61 161 Suicex rt to 01 1.31 Efte , C 61 to 61 lIPi Farnham... 61 —• —I —s tial:ta UP 11 VI AND k A Ttirtarsair. sawas'a warm SSSSS . .":4 a Si Oa OA Hay laa a SI Om 5tr....21 2. a It 9. (At New Oi .Or a 01 es I Clove?' 4l, Mt a 31 14. Straw SMI rtirw.Lo. tip..., dt:Le It. e.nk the 0 0 41--per Stowe 01114. "e?! 4$ 04 to S. C 4 .. 4. ed be Se 04 Mittun.... 4.. 4d to :re Oti I Pork .. 44. Oa 14 , IN id Lem% Od. 64. id. 111 , 10 OP CATTLI Tlll4 .OAr• .bovt 609—'.beep and Lard!. S.SOO. NEWT:Ark. ANIS I.EI‘DPIN7,I %L.l. MAILSALTIL. M. the Cerrito. Reef 91 64 to 4. 61 I Vest 3 111 , 1 to 44 Muttne 4. 04 to 4. 64 NAL:. SA be Se 01 . 44. 41 to sa 'MU; r. lif I . .I..+THICii. Pt mg, 96 to SAO). etch ll l -1141 1146 Itytts, 69 to 65 1 1.. each iodi is ttG4 Ilt•trett Int $ etazks sa Id to 2Yi Drasei.lff H.dvs.. tbi to YW Find C 44.4 ll. Jes IC} to fad Co,. I:kius 64 cuttino 214 to fdd rat 1 kdm •t• • 1811. so lot t'..lf Skint, S 4 to 44ttb pet Dth00......544 to 4•,:d Dot., 50 to 701 b - MA to 41t.• p i 11.tto, 70 to *Oll, aSd to .541.1 • Small , eats (Greenland) Sal t., 44 , '. 1 1 Lwrc item lots t.. IN per t .. 4. Q ..a Skop' 25% to 6bs Tanned Hoeg Hits !Os to 354 rir 101. COAL-MARKET, Jua.• It• Ships at Market. Sold. s Prim •i .. Newcastle 9 ..Suadarlo 4 7 Cs 34 • *Ss Si 1 "Stele Coal 1 Vs 6411 • --• Od I ..Cando. 0 --a Od 6+B Cd --. ---_-_-. PRICE OF Sr„.;.l' CS YESTLIWAY• 3 per Cskt. Reduced 12' 3 per Celt. C4NIVAS 641 4 per Cent. la Se: b Per Coat Navy . %if Long Annuities 14114 , 41 4 per Qom 61; Ditto Answities „ - a 111 9-111kha. Oannlunt • 61 Esclrequer Silk .. pr. Si do. c.d. La 63 .3 T. DISH, Stock.3l 11m. • N 4. 4. Cornhill, sad 9, Clunio 2 Cm 4. 111ANt3l4;4uar It. t..01.' ILSE OF EXCI Anwaterdataa 36 10 9 U. Ditt. at Sight Si liettrolasn lt 9 9 I/. Hainhdigh 34 S iltV. Altana Park I day's date 14 7 Ditto ilmardessz . 9416 G-ww .. 47 V en.4e co new C. Llama GP j Opera fill ... 11~.A1.c Cods 131 OVISIwa. L i. ri.rmairal Guiil in One and Rare per us. New f...eolFoons -•••• New .• . • ••••• 5 Carta — w per..? Data 1 4124,14 • • —.0.0 Mott Ditto 371 effect. 1010na 97 Leghorn 4ll teaelles . Dublin on London {Jr. Bettag en I.snidon J on 140164 , on Dublin Diu Sdse- .n 6e•a .• New I. %In sac!. —' As. 4 f the !ILIA or HeWM• I - si pa. Cara. ."e^7.) lO 31 nt 17.1 31 al ,11,4. !4. On Wedneadav last. in Cialt , rd.street, the Lady el O B. Mainweroig, tq. NI P. of a s.n.. MARSIA;ES Yeveriav, at St. Oltees.Jeory, by the Ree D. Hsloloao , Mr J ,hn illealen, of basingoall street, to hive Me.t4, lb' OM Jewry. Mo , t4loy last, at Exeter, at St. Ntrqck's eto - eh. tl'e 1 " . Mr Laffer, of Itedr.,th, in NS,' abillktn), dAoglta of A:dernsso Jeokios Yamada?, at St. Mary-lalionne cho-zh, Flood Pirko*, Upper Harley-street. EA; of Dreo. 4 weee. Soho-tioare, to Ntso Cato.ilos ti tYr DEATHS. On Fdrhs, the rlth alt. at Spoth, near 134 , -...kbunt. 1 -s fr cashire. John Itrookank. F.A. aced tit, u. ph 04 the lA , 111..nr.s ilsooklrar,k. of Fern:vs.', lan; a alms speed by ad who inew Mandan Stanstol Bury, lied., Capt. 70 ,1 7 1 . lag Royal Nary, in the rt.. 4 year of h age. Sionday lon, aged .54, John ggratera, EA. as A'eteratz 44l SrafFod. Hititi WATER., I . IIIS DAY, AT I,..*ZeUt/9. sanddi; i'Scrl 43 min. after 101 Even' 94 nun. wee 10 LONDON :—Prusted by G. DAVIDSON. No. 17 . jai Coat; Dolit-gerett, Covent•Ge de:l. and poi 1,16 " 1 w Offles, N. IS, Hack ut St. C .:h. S., W. %TUCK, of No 7, Now Order% ke. Os.. Net. wet k. the OWvat offter"-• ep./Hte del. attoletkd to. OE fl 1 c