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MAILS. AR a ivro—z Waterford, Dtyr—t Harribtlrgh, I Gottellb9rgh, t Waterford. ()F STOCKS fi Ddt . Y r 3.4at..vr„Wct.ocx.. • Consols - 591 k j Red. Aria, 59 6.) . 1 Uninittm 5 I'HE SUN. SoLO 4 qytti plczas lALSVM VDL:IT ? N D , 0 N, MONDAY, avLY eO., 1 805. Wz this morning received the following utter from Plyrnouth : PLyniwith, yqy 20, Fivr P. M. At last there is.some accounts of the Combined Freneo ant/ Spanish Fleet f;om Martinique, Admiral COgNIYA Itas. received intelligence of their arrival last , Monday on their way to some friendly port, -in lat 47 . . long. 18. W. The Nitn'ble Cutter is just arrived with the intelligence, and it is said Admiral t oeNwnL 15 was within thirry:sitt hours sail of them. The devil's in it now if they escape : 49 sail of the line, with fsi 4 arcs on the lookout from 137e5t to Gibral.' Or, besides Nsi.sr u N at their heels. It any thing Mayerial CCCUTS, l shall dZI tnybelf the pleasure of dtopping you a line atthis important 'er.sis." . Another Letter from Plymouth states, that the . 1 7;711ble brOttgl:t. diipatches from Admiral Ce ALLX s, conutining the above- Upon a subjea su intel.eting, it is our duty. to lay before the Pul4c the intelligence:that reaches us, Which app:t:irs to 1Y.,1 on Liti.'d to any tlegre of credit';. but We arurld< r the. ni!6essity of. stating, that'a part . of the above intelligence we hnow to be'incoriT`;:t no dipatches have . been .received 'from Admiral CoRNWALLIS, CdOtailling any such informationi and, this leads ni to' entertain very great apprehensions that the rest of it isunfc,tmded. It appeayS , to us, upon reiding the Letter, ra ther singulair that' ; the - Combined Fleet should 'have com 2 st; far . to the . I\TortliW:ircl, because it they are on thi..ir retkirn to Europe, it is most probable that they would endeavour to trit.il4 Cadiz, or else get into the Mediterranean. The latittak, in which they are: said , to have been seal 31)(Ali t I,i htittl4p . of - Brost.; but it is very impiobble that.they woUld:attempt to itala for Brest, which they know is constantly blockaded by, a very large Witish .I: , ,per, Ipon the.whole; we are compelled, I,‘'ver rclatantly, to c 4 o resi our doubts of the intelligence. T 1 6re is every reason .to suppose Of in a day or two at fiwthest we 6halli rceeive snipe nee:ounts from Lord Nrr,Lsoti becall3e / , if Iris Lordship and the, Combined Fleet purstied' their course toss trds Europe, they must no's bevery ,near its shores.' THIS morning we, it. , ..s.vcd P,, , ns Papers to `the lath instant A threat,:llinr;l ctte . r his been sent by Marshal Btßi.s:Abdr.V.: to the Executive .Cornruittee of Han over, iu wlt'Va „ht; denottuces w.vero panlihrnenti again't thc , ,F& conct..rned in Recruiting. in that coun 7 try . for and not nitTely af',,i;tl6t o'l°3o who ,tnay 13,1 ire:lheLlty COlicOvtiozl, hut istisn against thQs4.... b‘? 1)f : .i 1! g C'Ated—r ltuittui c",t to the unft)r-: tunate 11111;1"ohahtii who, in the caies . ,, alluded to in the Letter ; taro not. ev(,n to - be allo'lNed the benefit of being, tried by their own Laws, but, are to be suannarily jtulged ;by I.lliiitary Commis , . 'sib% acc-0.1in,7 ) . to the Ltr,trs of FrAnc.... BONAPAWI la remained at Genoa on the ad .ingt. but was Aortly expect,,q to roatru to F'rance. .Ott ihe preclding day therineipal (kn)v,se M t i4istrate3 ratified the Slavery of, thdir Country, by taking . the Oaths of Fidelity to the Cor.i'.ran Usurper. A. Depttw tation haS he4ll $011: to Qenoa tt'tn Tvlarseilles; topray 'that their Imperial and fiord Illiyeglies' will deign 'to honour that City for a mo!nent with their pre -4 s-znce. We believe it w;ui in M.w.ieilles, during, the reign,of /I.ollE3lqt:it tit:, that. BoNAIPART.P.,' Wholl a Subaltern, was imprisoned on a charge of itecivipnj and perhaps Ate tecollei;tion r of that eirerunstance . may prevent'the worthy successor of Roßostqtlittut: from visiting his omv faithful : City of Marseilles, ilotwithstancling ti;e. very leutntle prayer of its PepUtieS. 4 Igitrittal BLivrtirr,:t arrivitd at 13olflogne on the. 7th litSt, and on tile. next day reviet , ed a'part of the Auny encamped tll,:re. The French htpers prserve a cautions silence re rt(ting the Combilied l'h!ets, with oneteurious ex cept i on in thePrit/icisf? of the t 2.111, wilei:C it IS 6tat- C(I, th tt " i'civate 1 . .,;2(ter.v li•orm Lanibm of the Ist of July, annotince, that the Cornbined,Sqnadrotta had t then 'Trinidad, and afterwatds PioecCded to ,N)arti- The itiOniteur of the iDth has two testy Notes uprg] alt.'. Vote of Credit agroed to by the louse of Commons on the 21.5t11 ult. The first says, We see with pleasure that there is not a Vote of Credit (Or 3450,0001. Sterling added to 5,o00,0001: but that the sum of 6,000,6001. is reduced to 3,500,0001. Sterling. ,‘eVe shall E e in a short time this sum still further diminished, and reduced to some hun dr...qi thousand pounds sterling, tq pay the Agents of Corruption, or to dirto some dark knanuyreg.— Thus Mr. Pt r. says distinaly to -those who. will heel' (what we knew' indeed before he took the! troubla of telling u;) that he has no hope of foreign aid," The second Note, which is tacked to the Speech made by Mr.- Fox on that occasion, after compliment ing that Gentleman, says,—" A coalition between England, Russia, and Austria, will cost much blood, and will lead to no other result than 'former coali tions.—ls it not ridiculeus to hear the English spepk of other Powers' as if they were subject to their will ; trusting in the aid of the Continent (as if there was one Continental Power whom they did not despise), to see measures at length taken to make Peace by means of a Foreign Negotiator ? This ,last trait is as comic. ,as would be the project of hav ing a good translation of some of our chief Dra matic. Pieces—lphigenia, t'or instance--into Rus sian, for the purpose" of afterwards translating it into English, It is not Mr'. PITT who believes that this is the way to make Peace, It is he, however, who wishes tbs . ' a Coalition, and who will not make 4 Coalition. Mr. Fox has told him, that, after two more years of War, England will find herself irt,a situation still more disadvantageous, compared with t he progressil-e increase of the, prosperity and power of the French Empire." We are happy to And that Govertinient have at length seriously determined to' ipprovethe external 41yearonce of the `.l o, HouseS of.'Parlia'.nent, and to give. to the present shapeles pile of building - a re gular form. The alterations and improveMentsmill be upon a very extensive scale, and it will probably be some years before then are completed. It is in tended, in the first instance, to take down all the private houses iind.bitildings in .Palaee-yard, which join:Westminster Hall and . the Exclpquer. The great North Fronof.Westminster-Hall tq to bereStor.; ed as. nearly as possible to its original s'tatei. and the court of Ekcheimer, on the West, -arid . Exchequer. Offices on the Elst Side of it will hase neW fronts. the interior of Westm;oster the Skreen, which now divides the Cf mrts of Chancery and N'ing's Berich'frorn the rest of tie Hall, is to be removed, and the Hall . restored t6:its original di - - 1TY.113i0117, and new Courts are to be construe ed in thesorine manner as tile - Conn-non .The private lionses.which adjoin the Flouse,of Lords in Old P - lace-Vard will:innuediatcly be, taken down. and the . Flouse of Lards will be new ii:unted, to correspond with the rest of the Milling. %When these iniprovee, meats shall 114 v e been completed, it is proposed to' pull down. all the houses in Margaret-street, s;) as to. throw the Abbey completely open ; and it is said that: the houses which now form the Terrace in . Palace. Yard, and the whole of the South side of Bridge.' Street, will be taken down. A reconciliation is, stated to have talon place he., tween BoNAPART4 and his brother 4.IRODIE, can ion- dition that . the latter renounce; his wife, and' serves aat sea tbr certain number of years,. VI expiatipn his offence. A. Letter from an o,feer of His Majesty's Ship Vioe,Admiral Sir b.RASAILIS • GAlkunis which wai suddenly ordered awayfrom St. Helen's, stately her arrival at Newfotindland, He says, This will be the more , acceptable to You, from our . hasty. departure from St, Heleu!s : We arrived on the i3anks of Newfoundland; in iburteen days ; but the 'massy islands of ice 'we met with pre vented,-our going into St. John'S, for seven- days ; during which we anchored at Aqua Fort. jlis Ma-' ieity!s Ship Aferm . iiid,' C 1 t. Hoff.k.u.s, ,and the Ctopahyt Frigate, have • arrived hers' with Troops from Halifax. . They 4re , to retura again,- in corn 7 pauy, with us, having the Newfoundland Volunteers rrZ bogd tar that place. The Admiral, Captain, Ofticer 4 , r thid: men, are well . Aftitr landing our 1 . 1%.Lcp at Halifax, we are to cruize for two months, and tityrt rctufn to England." " • cf Leopard, o ir Boulo g ne, Thur4day Nisllt. " WO have boert engaged for three hours pst with a numerous division of the Enemy's, coming from Dunkirk, consisting . of fOor Vessels of the fitst 'class, about • forty Of the second,, and half thatf:nuMber of Schuyts. ,Some of our Vessels are still tiring; and.although we have driven several of the Enemfs craft on Shore, and obviously damaged. many others, yet, owing to the shallowness of the water, We have . the mortification to see tlietu skulk into Port. We were more annoyed frOm tho l i iat.- t er k,,, t w o f r ,,, i) th e Motilka, the erws being te9 In 7 tent un the means of escape to have leisure Or - iti clinatiot for . fighting. I have ti Ow been erimed in thirteen of these skirmishes, and the result of my obseiration and experience. is the most entire con tempt for the Enemy's Naval Armament is this quarter, and a belief that our present . Squadr( would destroy tht'ir entire Flotilla if it dare ret:ture beyond the reach of their Batteries. I know nothing thau that the shion , :itatitt. has of our loss, .further had ten or twelve men killed or wounded and that the Ilete, calypso, and .:1ria4716 have likewise sus tained some loss." The 41rica ~ of (34 gunf,;, and the Thetis, - Sul.ilte, and Apollo Frigates, arc ordered 'to , be prepared for Commission, The ilionasch, of 74 pus, which has been some t i me jr , ord KElTif t 3 Flag-ship at Ratmgate, is taken into dock at ,Chathatn, which place the Edgar, of 74 guns, is fitted for the reception of his Lord ship's tlag, during the repair of the Monarch. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To tho Oflicrs and Companies of His filaj&Ay's Ships . A'linotaur, AndaCioUS, Celit'rel4X, P Charms, Port AL , 1114), speedy, Perseus' Bomb, and L'Entr‘pr,mante and Pigmy Cutters, tor . the Surrender of (kilo*, the 4th unit iSqoi on_Wt -d nesday the zOli, of Amust next, bet Ween eleven and three, at No. g, New "Itluttd;:street ; ur every Wethiesstay and 'Thursday atti.rwards. . T o t he officers end Cumpani , :s of the above Vessels for the Capture of the Ketch L'Albanaise, ult Genoa, tie 4th Tune tBiito, on 'the days arid.at the viace ah.ve inetitioneta, To the °Wars and Con:pany of Ihs :4141e3tv's Ship Lap. wing, for the Capture af the Ca./ohne, the 17th july, IXO3, un board the Lapwing, on her arrifal hi port ; or (11,4+14; i3ifte years, at No. 13,C reat George-street', stthinster. To the Officers anti Ctew of the Liberty. 0114, for the de. tention of the °gull Ship Planters Wel varren, tliesath llayt t s o3 , o u her arrival in Tint ; or every' Tuetia."--aant Frid,ay at Alb•iny, the Off:-..:e of AuttoO and u nee, NAVAL RSI/PS 3 1:1 1 14401TTIT, JULY 20.—Sailed the Hornet Sloop of War, in company with the Pandour, far St. Helen's Pool,. at Scilly, where the latter is to-be moored as a Lazaretto, for the purpose of airing ,goods subje& to the restraint of quarantine. Arrived the Mann Rosencrantz, Capt. FALKEN ERG, from Irederieltstadt the Johan und he na,,Capt Srouns, from Memel; and the Balance, Capt. DONDT, from DantziC, laden with deals, &c. for this Port Sailtai the Harlequin Armed Ship, with a Fleet of ViZtuallers under Convoy, for the Channel Fleet, '4lO the Indefatigable Frigate on a Cruize. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE, . . . . . This evening arrived the Nimbk Cutter with Ws , " patches from Admiral Comm/4345, By an Officer who came passenger is, learnt, that the gallant Ad!. Miral had received accounts of the Enemy's Fleet from Martinique having been seen .a.few days since in latitude 47. longiiude 18. W..; and that he had, with his usual alacrity, made a disposition of his Fleet and. Sir T. OnAvzs'a Squadron . to intercept them,- ,and had sent Expresses to our SquadronS off Ferrol and Cadiz. We hope the next account may be of the arrival here, or at Portsmouth, of this hi-: therteinvisible -Squadron of the Enemy. It is said further; that NELSON was within '36 hours sail of 'them. The Nimble left the Fleet yesterday rnoTn7 , . TORTSMOUTH, JULY 21.—Arrived ye,sterday the Africa Galliot, FANGLES, of Bremen, from Am sterdam, bound to Bourdeaux, laden with cheese, steel, &c. ; and Carolina, GESSELMAN, of Bremen, laden with coals from Amsterdam, bound to Ferrol ; both detained and sent into this Port by His Ma ,esty's gun-brig LOcrest, Lieutenant ,Toffy LAKE ; Perseveraw,. qtAtiloAN, trop i Chepstow ; Unity, • lAAanow, from Bristol ; Elizabeth, Itum.y; from I , Nratcrford ; Stork, --, from Oporto ; ,His Ma» iesty's Ship Sylplt, Lieut.W. GOATE, and tlvpqrifig Gun-,brig, Lieut. QRMbEY, on a Cruize, Sailed yesterday the Fontenany, OLIVER ; Nancy; TustmoUTtr, for Sunderland ; Margaretta Dorotheit, for Embden; Gennett, CALDER, for Arelt angel Margaretta and Dorothy, CICKEOPK, fOf ERRl)dell ; Meteor Bomb, Captain, JAMES, and the Speedwell, on a Crnize ; Hope, MULLOE, for Chep stow ; and the WiiiiantAnno Ship, with a convoy, -to the Downs. • _The Postscript to a Letter received on Friday by an Officer of distivaion in this Town, horn a gal lant Adiniral hi Lord NELSON's sayi, 4 '. We are in pursuit of the French and Spanish Squadrons, which arc on their return to Europe : \via shall pro-. Feed off Cadiz." It is dated June 12. FALMOUTH, tg.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship Belliqupgx, of 64 g - ups, Capt. BYNG, with the following outward-bound East India Ships :,—..Comet„ Arorthamptan, Glory, Ann; Sir William Puttenry, Union, Tigris, Europe, Streatham, William Pitt , Jane Dutches 4 of. dorclon, Diana, Maria, and'Varutte, with two 'Whalers; also His Majesty's Ship 'banter, ,Capt. litta,, from a Cruize ; and the Fairy (Yacht), Capt. Hontirt, from Southampton. Sailed the Prince of ifides,F i 'acket, Tony, with a Mail for Lisbon ; Sarah (Store-Ship), LIGHTLY ; , and charlotte (Schooner), for Portsmouth to join, the West India Convoy. • A. report has reached us from Plymouth, that €r a Sloop of War is arrived with news of Lord NE.t.- sox having overtaken the Combined Fleet, captured nine Sail Jof the I. with the Admiral ) t,pd sunk two Frigates." CowEs, 21.—Sailed the American. Ship Smallwood, Captain MONEY, with a cargo of salt, for , l3altimorei also the I),anish Brig Wenner, Capt. iMINSEN, for Longsound, in ballast. Passed by this morning for Portsmouth, the Prus ikian Sh Freundschet, Captain BAaws, !Aden with braUdy, f 44. froth Erill*n, detaluock by 114 . ;1lijesty4 Ship .14a Blonde. Dem., JULY I.7—Arrived the Vesuvius Bomb, from Weymouth ; the Hecht Ttomb, from Ports mouth ; Trusty Man of War, Ariadne, Vestal, and Immortalite. Frigates, Autumn and Bonetta Sloops of War, Luctfrr, EWo.sioa, And Devastation Bombs, with several Gun-brigs, from off the. French Coast. &tiled a Fleet of horneward 7 houpd,yessels under Convoy to the Northward. Admiral CORNIV/MLI44, on being. apprised of the return of the Combined. Fleet to Europe, recalled a Squadron of five Sail of the Line, which he had de 'tacked under the orders of Sir R. STRACIIAN, with, a view, as. was supposed, to reinforce the Rochefort and Vekrol S;luridrons. The lu-shore Squadron, according to advices, con sisted, of the Lat , orn, L'Aigle, and Phoenix Tel gates, Bonilla Sloop, and iittack Gun-brig ; the Enemy's Fleet, consisting of 21 Sail of the Lille (three of which are three-deckers), seven Frigates, and ow:Brig, remained precisely as it has been for somt , tune past. Admiral STiataxo, in the . Glory, having super seded Sir TnomAs Gat VE3 in the command of the Squadron off Rochefort the latter,: in the Fe‘airo g uant , had rejoined the Chum' Fleet. ' FROX' THE FRENCH PAPERS. has reneweda'nd Foreign Recruiting.,. persons conceived FrAMBURGIT, . ----- j p v : ntbYlis3sel.l7evdrrei LipeeoSnr:diritiitltetaest;. ei:aeivatacanii;t alai: weal .against the Recruiters and R ece ive as against in any manner in the enrolment.. RewArds are promised to those who inform against persons of this description. ' . Oh th to 2gth of June, at two in the afternoon, the English Frigate which blockades the. Elbe pursol a Dutch Vessel coming from Reuel-dant, and whiclt seas at that time a league and a half of Cuxhaven' The Commandthlf of that place sent forward a Da . I t i h s 6 1 i tl 'a taehment of grenadiers, wit° advanced, although s,h without t t h h e e i r i o t s n s id o t f il water g r h u t , : three Boats belonging to the Frigate bad already seized the vessel, they re-took k it, and put the Pl' ... The foll i, Le - - --°\v-Jg ___tter, addressed to ,the Ex.ccutive' Conamiltee of H a nover, has been published bf or' der of 11 - iis Excellency the 'Maxilla' of tile BillP im ftkr,!i.ip tirTl: . " ,Authentic reports announce, that the DOA Government has commissioned several °facers of die - c..!:44,aite ).ifitnoverian Army to recruit unlit(' fullr.*:fo2l' the Foglish Troops. In several instanco • routes of the individuals which have beep delitirA have been traced, and the Peasants who have s l °: , ; them lodging, and servod them as Quidei, Weibel', . discovered. It is ;ny duty, Gentlemen, t 9 o°4' . Fate this information to you, in order the r ti li ..' ttnnoutice to the inhabitants ei. the Ele6lerPtes 2 principally to the gatioverian (Akers, Sah-oth and Soldiers, that every indivLittal suspe&ed of dish concerned in these xectuitments will be attesH • must also pbservu to you, that Special Controis#7 have ben formed for the purpose of obtaining' 4 0 ; .. tl oration relative to this Subject. Councils of WO also be established, to punish with den t , formably to our taws, all the acc om p lice ()i. English in these instances. As it appears that tilt Agents a the English ill ' . Government cannot -191 their Mission without being :t *". ' •, . vsted by pool pt .1 nerga i rank, and prillcipanyby magiitocs, Of tliOr r - , itl office,' I have deiermined the unisHnent wiii4P • ~ P i • 5 1 41 be infli&ed on those thus ° end/4 10 shfa "'Every arson in „ (6 ,„: 0 10,0,tiateoiv , tolerate - . other Pelll°P in his Distriet Foreigners' or •. I who — 4 be acre.... , Torutt or debauch the Soldiers, shall • ed, ' • - foil "nPriSoned, and sent out of the Cow ~i i be I. inhabitant of the Eloaorate, whatever IneY , , 1 . nA rank, who shall be suspeBe ,of taking 0 . 1 4 e P.,, either direay or indirealy, , in such recnntro i': Ishallb . • iou,a4"), edekered over to.a Military ConnOss • P4nished .aecorcling to the Freach Lmvs', ,„„tethii • ' ee - - I charge you, Gentleinen, to connnutli.-- r iit ::::: ma14:41) Letter to the different Authorities of the-C°Lintiii lot; inforr order that...hose whom it c one - olg ' 10 # p of it. lite.le measures must prove to ) 0 t ni h then' . O'er wish to prevent entree than to P l -- - s i , . city PAnis: JtTLY" 12.--Fotii. Depotie3 frOirl ,:',3,0_4 of MaVseilles have set out for Genoa, .cointni).i .71, ' an d 111' 1 l ' ' tc) . /BY a t the feet of their intperial an t 1. it jestim the unanimons' wish of that CitY, '3%' would please their Majesties to fr,'ol.? i t I°S runt; with their au 4t st, 'PYiseAce- . r rii'd Marshal BERTItIEit, MitliSter at War, , ~ text 4g 1 -Boulogne on the Atli instant ; on, the citt ja he 6 Ece'llcitcY •* First Diviqion of t . . ro less ed the . .. , , • ~ Corps, • ~ , dr g rf•3t r 3" They write from Guadaloupq,. tha n 3 no' The J r ,' bPr of rich Prizes have arrived there. • ~ 1 ilde lots'e " t '411:4 44' Granil Deride and iisi• Afa r i of , • • 'll Ol, • turcAtAvo'large Vessels in the Rii.,:er of Sari ~: i d laden with 540 ne 'roes* old theother with 85 0 Ple 1) g , fll 'de 10' ' old particular Madeira wine. Le Gra' nu J.ect ~,i i her twor'' arrived, ne ar the'Dianwnd flock witn ,occ i a consequ' was attacked by two Foolish Corvette' ._ i t ipico) a" - ' 1.000 or of Nyiticit she ordered the. Prizes .t 9 IV' ' , , pv ilit - The Prat 5 '3ll-d:engned.herselfin• the corPtisl6 , o f, .. assailed by P4M=4 too. near the ' ROCk, were a IV not tai as terY:Qf five 2'4 -poundern, but were •lb 0 e9,o:' 0 Pinnaces,with,B amen, suddenly put tas .re . at tFlition of seizing the Priies ; but they' wrt-ockt.rg`iio retreat, and with ditfenity regained 11 L'. l ' , Defid i , i ~, Gram , Prizes entered Martinique, at , i , urned ri.t having beat off the 00 COrVette;) Guadaloppe. - jak , sat E . 0 i $ ver) 1 The intelligence limn St. .Doroolo „ e ~,,prl, id to factory the Flotilla of the Brigood"! al ~,,,,i,e silo 3, they had constructed on the.ltitrer ot love been entirely. ~4 . - , . , _ i . j oe , . ed the o t °41,1004 Accounts from. INlessinit, dat , w ort )...I,e, state, that the Americon ,C010001,,,_0, 0,0 1 ~„,,, landed with ft body 01. Marines,. “....rT,,,,, d i e . 4 1 ,„ recall squadron in Egypt, advan00‘..?_,...01,,t. :'', politan territory, and atter some !.,:11.1,,,i0ir,j which he WaS 3.% Minded iii the arrn 11,,ii, I) , ,a t ...% • and in Which many of his penpleri,,,, ,r001it:;„7.1,,, Dana and flengasi by. 05.mu1t..,,1!.!,;, fp:14;4%.,)‘.g, alarMed at this success, iininet,l_,l:ol-,,,q,,,,t1,,,!iii 1j:',7,',„ ,t i r e s of peaCe, proposin4 t:o 1111,r,`-_iiideip,liiii,,,l,,, fa AlrloGE and the • peopie ot I b..e , 5 , - E i ,ier p0,,,,i;p1,, Col. I,xArt is gone to Tripoli,, ta,itilP, die c•-;o:•,;s5t1•` °it negotiate. With' the Basliaw ; ,2 ,, , r 0 .13 to ei,o,• 0; and Vrre-n hfiVe.. beer/ Sea to .11123 c 0 , v. the Bey a'better observatie a• 17 . late scented. disposed tood t t..