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rod 2.4, at ekve.n, nt,il.lhath Attorney, MT. 101111• Al. lingllion,`St. now or late of New Sirun, Wiltshire, tailor, to surrender Aug. 21, at six, aa, at , ten, and Sept. 24. at live, at the' Black Horse Inn. New Sarum. Atturniet, ~ Nirs. Henry Godwin, 'New Sarum ; or Messrs. Wegener ,and West, Red Lion,ttreet,* Wapping, I.;on. don. • William Rer;nell 'the younger, late of Totness, - Devonshire, mercer, but since of Teignmouth, same county, shop keeper, to surrender Sept. 3, 4. arid 2.1, at eleven. at'the Sc:ven Sties Inn, Totness. Attorney, Mr:. Walter Pri de:nix, Totiles ; or Mr. John Alexander, Bedforthrow, London. john Skaymaker, of Redcross-street, London, tallow, chand ler, to surrender Aug. t 7, 27, and Sept. a 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Vir.cent And I.,pstone, Bed ford-street, Birdford-square. • DiViDENDS. Sept. 3. Thomas CoulSon, late of l'epainrchistreet, Lon. don, cheesemonger, at ten,, at Guildhall. Sept, 6. Matthew Sayles, lostph Hancock, and William Sayler, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, cutlers and copartners, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Sept. 6. Joseph Hancock, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, cutlet (separate estate and of eels), at eleven, at' the 'Angel tin; Sheffield. Sept. 3. Joseph Aris and William Taylor ' of Oxford, corn. dealers and co.pattners, at eleven; at thel(ing's Head Inn, Coventry. Sept. 6. lames.Whitworth, of Alford, Lincolnshire, brandy toraihant, at ten, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Lincoln. Set. 9. William Stoney. and Inlin Smith, of Letds YOrk *hire, .grtceri and , co.partners, at eleven, at the Von and Month Inn, Leeds. Sept. 6. Edward Westoby, late of Great Grimsby, Lincoln. shire, shaploeper, at cid:veil, at. the Dog and Duck verni, K.ingstOn.o pun. Hull . CER:IIFIC 47'ES . ii6pt. 3. 1mi:ill Phipps, of Copthall-tourt.'lltrogmorcon 3trect, I.,owton, broktj. WitliAnk rin , l4l . I‘44ialk• Liverliool, t 0,21- cit.ons and M I.S. • Aft iv ED -- 1 1)1 1 1,!in, x watertbut. 4..; P. —2 ii2lllblligh t 2 GUlrCiih.tr:l), Pl2lCr 0 STOCKS Ttiii DAY A r T , V1.1.4E ')'CLOCK. 5 5 51 Red.'Amt. e 0114'01 sP 1' i F, S N: ' F.AI.3UM AUDZ..IT ? 0 . 1) N WIMN ESDAY A AU ir:il3-61' 14, 1.905., We still have to latueut our inability to klore ottr, Readers any authentic intelligence resPecting . NsLson . or, the Combined Fleets , . A vatiety of reports and conjeCtures are daily circulated, all equally without foundation. A rumour prevailed yekterday evening - , that .the Combined Fleets 114 d roitge at Teneriffe,; another, report circulated this morning announces that they trave made for nri.st, and joined the 1' lit in that harbour., Both those rui;Jouri equAly destitute 'foundation although their tahing a mu to 'kenerit4.., for thepur ~pose of enLavouring to secure thernseml against the wit:.equoneei of another veryimprobable, and would perfealyektruaerktic of .li'rel)ch cou . ar 7. dice. Our l'lyulouth Letter,. however, ms sent them to Lagos ;lam iy• but that they should get there. nt,;(•-tin, , ; Lord eN4:SpN., or wicnuuc. Qur 11,11 . 1113 of it befora this Call., is c.N. Lord it is agairi said, :irter (clif+ing Gihraitar to s ail: for Aidly Bay, Tpk, we, do not hQl4.:ve. • . • ,An Arne ::n brig, brought'into Plymouth hy ' the Triukipit, •wns, iL ticems, .orit: of a stwill Heot . I of Vid,tui)l(..rs from. Boardcm.it lact6ll with ,flour and iiisin.;:t for .Actmtintl \Pir,t.i!Nnuvt'h Squadrop. .ft 1..; clear, tnel•cfol-e, thin the Ene my's WaS to reach the (.''.slat, of Sp4lt. Wherne,, - tlicy 13a\ again : ,ativ; ri Inca AO nuke any part of the. Coast, it is inipoS , able for us at present' to state, It si:onii proliable that they would lc r tines in. 4.4 a large offing, in' the novo of being enabled, after thus ernizing about, to Veaal f:Qine Port in tiatety, They must, hoW ! i4 : want of , provisions. und water, and c . ould not loiig at sea ire ' th.,ir preseot state. : It catin4t long, ilic;efore, bcfore we Iniire some, int...iligenee of their co , :trie, and which will, we trust, be of the most giatifying kind. (Jur Plymouth Correspondent states, that in con ,- • sequenee 'of the ex.po.te.'d attempt at invasion, an Emb.lrip on that Vess . els of es ry ISTation hourly exoeuud at. that Port and the .Ports to the Westward. It .;iated in game of the Papers of this morning, that he xrat oft he FvenchGnn-boit4 were eaptitrol Sunday by nu,' ',(inadrari off Botilf.sne. It aijpearts4 liowevor o by (ma Lotter 6. from the Coat this , morn'- in'g, ivive 'l. - i03.0 cow t r ued, hitt tiot , a great Dumber of Gan... boats, Ptaanla i ecc, citme out ;of 13oulogu.. StUi44,, *hidt Nvero ',:Muff driven bad. with great damage, 441 viral thtln beitig driven on shore, (11401414 M, Since writ;33g the above., h report has bilen conft .dently circulated that au A6tion had been fought h e . t ween Admiral Co A f.j, the Combined Fleets united with the fle, t st farbour, whkh took the opportunity of sailing ont. No gence rel3tivt_t to 0,1 i; subj.iet had been rereived at the fifth-ally whet, this Paper was pat to lima, ' ad therefore (:onsidef , the Report 113 illtitled to no credit whreer. ef4.bccclicncy Bari In I )F' ST it r. FF, rnbARSa -4.16t"' fiVI 11 ia to tho Cowl -, at INlaririfl, ari in bn Monday from HariNich, with stay . it . r Timflan, *hi pabal)l) , 6ofi" k it ) i HE crirttriAil Ica t iC)11, tau 'it rota... ' , in he- bat slovt, in will lancet:4 to his ' - NAVAL NEIPS. • i :44 P 1 0 ,101341 14 AVOI 12.-i4The Oki/et', of I Bguns,, Capt. HA'NeoCK, which.itilled with the ViCivallers for the Fleet, from contrary winds put back, hut sailed again yesterday. Also the Melampus, of 38 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. The Hibernia, of 110 guns, Capt. BEnroan, which sailed - ten days since, when the Triumph left Vice-Admiral Sir R. CALDER, Bart. off Ferrol, had joined the gallant Admiral on that station. This'day the Matta, of ti 4 guns, and Strip s of 36 • guns, were put, out of quarantine. The Malta went up the Harbour to refit, as she has received in the late Atkion several shot betWixt wind and water ; it is imagined shewill be obliged to go into dock to have her copper stripped off, and her bottom examined. Went up the harbour to be fitted for sea the Star, 1 . 8, and a Gun-brig, launched at TANICIefi , yard, Dartmouth, and convoyed round to this port by the Caroline, 14, Lieut. DFAIDY, who has received or ders to sail t'-morrow with Dispatches either for the Ferrol or Cadiz Squadrotis. The report of Nr.t.soN's boing - gone to Ban try •Bay 'gains ground, as when his Lordship sailed from Gibraltar ho had not known of the de. feat of the Combined Fleets by CALDER, of Cape Finisterre : possibly, and it is very likely-, if he meets` Comarrowoop's Squadron off Cadiz, it in,iy alter his destination, and both • sail in search of. Vit.- LENRUVX and COI tMlit, whose Fleets, by a freilt aceennt, are stated to be in Lagos Bay, The American Brig brought in by the Triompli, of 71 , guns, was one of a small Fleet of Viauallers from Bourdeaui to Cadiz, for Vti.rnomttyes Squa dron, laden *with flour and,biscuit ; the rest it is supposed escaped, t.s they bad pario , I compan y the night before she .was captured- Thi n I:11;es ,it arm. ': , French A dmiralty ex pea NI v,LLTig v ,off the o(a'st of ;Spain, 'or to hare put into Cadiz on his return from the West Indies ; Grit it is to be hoped their wishes may be frustrated by NELsox and CoLuNowOOn. ' . Similar' Orders to those issued by Lord Una arsGTorg , to the Troops and 'Volunteers of the London Distria' Were received . thii post by General ENGLAND, and will be conimunialied - to all the Re . giinents and Volunteers in. Garria6o in Generat Or derS to each ,Corps, and at the head ofeaels Corps rot. 'the Lawn habit Government. House this day, where all the Troops and Volunteers will asiternble to fire a feu do jrile in honour ,of the liirth-dlyof4 - Tis Itqal Highness the PRINCE. of W A t..*E S, Duke, of Cornwall,' and Lord ,High Steward of rlymouth.. Window CaJile, of os gurt.;, Car,vsand 11 Ay,' got ow. • tztA suicw.mt anti nowTrit ,thlh and her now ones are tdwing ti,siu Hartiox,w tore-place thoi,b wounded in thc.. 1;Ito Atlion off Cap`i.r nisterre. Abont 500 Spanish Prisoners ; with their hagrige..,..ertsbarked Cortulisa ; they, will joi* icons PortsMO tit in .6);. furthoc onic rs. ls i copscqviue ti pt . tllc.. idea of the sp'proachitv; Invaiion, an - 1 mbargo on all of rive:.y Kition is irxirly ekpetted at 'this atid p€, ! ;ll.'s tv thcd. I).)vcri,. 4 .N.u(;. 1. .--Arri% el I i Ts.tijetiy's Gt.T bvig NV , . 5tt1....-roNig, with Rear-Adiniral Dotou.4B, , aff Boulogne, , in the Downs. Posed by t'or London, the .Na/i(*..it and Narli • HOLMAN, from -Cork ; nod for, .Amsterdam, the, ,Sanittel Mytirck,, from New York. do not learn thoat h: p been any French Gun boats taken, in thy. oft' I , nlogtie, on StmdaY, as was 'rumoured yester&iy, Prolig,ions nutubers of Gun-Nxiti, Praarni,, canto out of lioulogne fiarbour, with an intent to etiVg4? our Squadron, but were soon driven back again - whit great c darnage, several (,)1 thetu , bein g tn Ott shore, ilk masted, PORTliilotrilf, AVG.. 3 .—A.rrivoil 'His Majesty's Ship ineroutant, Capt. DiCKSON ) froM Guerwiey ; Crescent, Gaisox - , from Gore(' ; I,a(1/1 Juliana, TER frolu Riga ; I.lAN:ii4 ; Con - Jowl:el!, Clings ; Hero, . Hope, irrexs, frotti : the \Vn5 Brixon; V.e.xxott;(llito, for 11.11ifax ;/ /Iror folk Hern, CAt f iturvr, ditto. for QttORT j &whey's, ---, ditto, for St. John's and .Itrill4, for Qtleboc. • . ail `ti Majesty's ship 111;//brook, Lieutenant CA R it Olt 3 Pali:Le ; mid thiqfiati,.PATlMYN, for •Loticlop.' P A wed L' Utile goop of War . from 4t Came (low', froti) Stieerrietis La Tronoeus;?.Sleoli of Dielaim;gl(l Edgar Men of \V; r, and remain in, the Dov4ita:witli the' Uti richt and Agincourt Alen of War, Unitti Frigate,' Arab and Zephyr Slorips of W a r, P ? :osprra,. Detlaaation: .13,9pit;0;.A4 (t.t" Gun Rid Firc-ves,cis ; titc:4,,Akritt *O4O ;.1011141445.Y9 Tilt; firing Wilk+ 'l4%.l4;iyottitillay ligard.;, at tl]t place from French CCA.46t, WO be. vccil c ur Sqlitt - dolt) and-the Enonv, , 's, being a 'Division of their Flotilr4gettina ogt - ot (1-alais Till their Armaineut atAluulogue. ' * • SitiiIRNESS, t eu mght, after Post, tho Adelphi Armed Ship, with about twenty vessels wider convoy for the Baltic, with a strong wind at S. W:—The John Armed, Ship has a signal flying for Touningen, aud is appointed to sail tit DISTRIBUTION ut PRIZE MONEY. To the owtterAtOfficeri, acid Crew, of the Catherine and Mary. Privateer. further distribution of money. reserved in the Registry of . the High Ceurt of Admiralty, - On the first Mon day in every month, from -ten to twelve, at. the Castle, in the Kent Road: - • . The following Extra& of a Letter from ail Officer 'on board the Conqueror; of 74 guns, one of Lord NELSON'S Fleet, dated oft Cape Spartel, July 1 2 7th, contains, we believe, the latest intelligence of Lis Lordship's movements " Atter remaining a short time at Gibraltar and Tetuan Bay, to procure a supply. of prov4iOns, t mac. (which our late flying expeditions ,rendered impe l riously necessary), .we at under weigh last night, and am now almost abreast of the rendezv - ous (Cape Spartel) fixed by the Admiral, Where the Enemy are, God knows; but' believe NarA D T A stilt expe&s to intercept heir - return. .We' all wish most ear nestly for their appearance, as wellfor patriotic mo tives, as - the desire of some short cessation of fatigue, theSl4 , Frei cluneil Wye caused us . . (merehar- Tossing than the.task of thrashing them), by their `hair-breadth escapes from our fangs. " The Dons seem as busy as ever with their gun boats ; they sent About 'a (Wen shot at old 13a0NTE, one of whiCh Nvetit c.•' er the Pi . aury ; but the ricii-• culotis attempts of t here degraded and abused allies of the proud Corsican only excited-the laughter of our bra% e Tars." • • ti The „Quebec, of 32 guns, Which hati ‘UldergOne thorough repair, is ordered into commissitp It.Dept fcrti, The Hon. Capt. Dtivni.k.s is appainnt tO the dm - inland. 1 A bcautiiid new Frigate, -Called:the Resistance, was launched at Rochester on Sattirdarlast. -Shet is one cat the largest Frigates in His Majesty's; and pierced for 50 guns. , The ceremony, Wils v aitended IT the Right Hon. Lord EARDLEY, Hoir. Colonel SrroPPORD'i JAMES Hui.,Kßa, Esq.. one of the Mem ber 3 for Rochester, , and a great many. persons Of. A , Paper of yesterd;iv contains the following .: " A large American Ship, detained by the lionetta Sloop of \Var., - on suspielon of having`Frenchroperty • on,boara,,w3s brought into the DoWnS, andreported to Adrairal -HOLLOWAY, who immediately ordered a detaeinnent of Men from leis nag-ship to take charge of her till she was inspealcd, With orders that none of her hatcheS should be uncovered. They had note been long on board when they observed the Mate go below. with a lighted candle. 'He was instantly t- allowed by three Seamen of the • Utrecht , whQ,de te6ted him in the a& of setting fire - to sonic gun powder, which 't%!113 prevented only by the Seamen knock Mg the candle out of his hand; On searching further, they found the vessel waa laden with ItLOOO, • barrels of 'gunpowder. Had the Mate succeeded itv purpme, the mischief; both to the Men of Way and Merchantmen in the DoWIIS, WOald have been incalculable. The Mlow Juts been sent in irons on board thu Flag,ship, and an inquiry will be hurtle (lately ititituted into the colic of this 'oTppt. TO Master of the ri.dide Williont, :from Riga, arrived at Chatham on Friday last, is said to speak In strong teal s of the .14:tivity aid egtent of the War him preparations hi that tOWll,.aild. its V and of the:Confident penainsion of its inhabitiusts that a' War, with; France. would ',speedily,. be entered into.-- Among other instances of these , preparations, he mentions the cons' rut ion of an immense Bride, the cletached piece , . fw h el were draWri by more than 100' horNes, and which was ill,tdii‘ki,for passing the ltus -,, TroOps over the Rivers of Gerrnany.---We are fully coulidFrq, that Mien once rho:Emperor 'Ar.r ANDER begins to tom c, c4ry thing will be,doii6 that magnanimity can suggeA and 'firmness execute r lbr the presecntion of his ju=t designs: it is' tller'efort needless to lmagine tiny thing absurdly gigantic in minects,sary proof of his ardour and determination. o' ;Au: %could have'` been iser In dcc 1 i ti 4 int , to- have any concern in the operations of Vrauee an 7.i: her Ally, it itstill,kept lihn within , the ire:ikth4of Corsican Malignity. "' no has at length 'di..p o iWV America, where alt revolutionary storms ,i,vaite4roa bably ended, and where he*will have 'full IligStitbitotts the folly Of dialing to oveYthro i 3O . ,Ati blished Governments, acid at the niketii tiuti.,6p pression *Well iire likely, at all times, to resultfront u i 1 UMW' retbrittatiOns.' The Brightonians had reistiii to ekpeta a treat &on? LoNAR pi,' who had Pil3p ared an teronaraic'il)mpdf , anent tile Ali INC V, of WALgs on tul sitartn,uay; but. the brio! traveller wasJudackily confined by indis-; position to “ this,dirn spot which men call Earth.',' H yo B -pA K.:- . .-trhe plan for covering the naked sands cif Hyde-park with verdure, . } .which has bccn adopted with a, view to prevent His .MAJ,Esvir from 'being' hereafter exposed, during any review, to the c:iltSe that principally produced his late inflammation of the eyes, namely, the clouds of dust raised by the yciiid, and the motion oft he troops, has already been commenced, SeVeral :tents were yesterday em ployed in conveying to the different bare parts of the Park a rich mould for the purpose. It is • intended to lay stratums' of this mould, two or three inches thick, over the naked , ' surface, and then to dress the whole with a sprinkling of grass seed, so that by next :ainutiera ,luxitriant verdure will have sue- Ceeded to the sterile , aspen ,which now, its. manY "figuve:s the thee of the Park. The mould is take ii from the bed of the piece of water betWcen the Ride and the Drive, which has been drained for the .ptirpo‘e. No manure is there favourable to quick ~ :egetmion than the 4ime'deposited, its pontis,a4:4lis las the additional •advantaFe of being - Inut3ediately cloartla. , Sp9t.. 'The bridge m the Itide is nearly com plcit„d, the arai,being,construded, andihe workmen etorployed iu wakittgl it :water-tight. - It will soon he in a state to admit equestrians to take their accustat, . (.4 ride. IFEYMOurII, A(iG. _ Tars morning His MAJE)TY, acconp 31)1,2(1 by the 1)1-1i.Es a YORK, CUMBER LAN D, arid CAM BRIDGE, with the whole a the General Officers at this place, inspeaed the Camps, and particularly the Recruits, of the 15 th Light Dragoons. . The Royal PartY ret urned to Weymou th to br d dk fait, And at eleven o'clock they w ent on boar tilt. "Yacht, and ialled 14'.111a fine breeze. They did not laud untifsis..o'ciock in t he evening, when the whole of the IloY At. PA:ALLY w alked on the Ell' mule.. ,There was'. private Concert' in the ov ening at ii.t' ' The‘l'lNTl a'vjeioTl-':11::::1 t e el. '4 Lodge.-esterdiy evening Row.. sent on the FA miLy, with avast retinue, visite the Camp,,. Their MAASTIES and the and a fet-de-joie was fired )1,0 Honour of tilt, r RiNeF, of WALEs's Birth-day, which was an by the Frigates.- in the flarbour. Au the Nobility • 10.:000speEta in ttorshe.minay of Weymouth wen) re' - atid, Gentry • • • pt up all thea• were kept and it is suPposed there were It..eivceloynactdel dreFtlisiteraetyi oci ii:i 1 of ly.:: dayl I\IAJZsTY hawdcaa Isil 1 0 'Ll'iheriDUKE gt: Irol,ttit :•••••••••:100....}...............:........ 'DI) e Parse evening from Brighton. ~ .‘ it.411,..5. , • Tho PUICX:Pi, GLOVCES'TER has had 3 relapse 61 Ineekly'' aa. t 9 his late alarming* indispositiori, a circumstance whicb ,:(tlib,ifteis.iciiiiiulsahrl:Rtiaeolen,uilst,tisigititseleersesliys drestrggt, iiassile,ciidriepoecTliclnttillie, is oxpecteu to-nionca at 'fate, he h 34 througl iili,.. ‘,‘ b6rtie hii fitcoltio as (-!1•9•Le-tlitiversal esteem and regard fur .., PEAVNSHiItr. I:4.4ECTIoN.—The follavving ails fil° , • .46tC of the P6ll at the close of the F.;iolith DaY - , for Viscomtt c V TI. lIEA G li • •P I 1 I:ilthit,haht.. -Owlet M I.'ol. tt ' ""..1 •'' '.:: 1' `•" '•"--;:,.. .! -"' ' •,' -; • . Majority' -"-- ' •-• • . , •• ' . iclNTit DAY• .For wiscoutit.cA, ri.ak ,:.,.,,,, .- .- - ;sir , l.iuteD,Lut A.:olone m,...,,Dit. - - -.' • -,° • majority . - . - 24 Re2-,iment of 'loyal East indi3 V°l'ls.; teers, iviih the,Britade of .Gotis, and, Band, ‘‘`' 'ir:ef:),liirtaiiil:on -duty in baracks• far seven (13)e',. ,Nlaidatone ou.-Monday next, wilere they ~rill, at the termination of that period; b' ,' A by .VE.l.‘t,',•.tlerldlialy'd.ti;e Fourth of imPl14°11c1;11; 1w the Second lte riment who will be relieleu Oracle& at'nead-quarters., pose of enabling the COMmanding Officer to tui:ct:, I:eirelitinurtent to.t'Ttsheciratatgludaalnteliesptwinsgab:tetisltiti.esticgi.t::,llTii,,)3,l: creditable to the Corps, the number retailed eNtl ing 46.0 rink and file. . ' m lit. on ihe Old St. George's Volunteers wer(' °'" tho Monday, firing with ball; and en 'their rettirl'l,o,4 Circular 'Letter !trot) General 1,0r4 flA°111,:eo rho tin. the p. ~,._ Nxa 3 rwel to them.. Major Jim:Boos holag t.':,,it antl LC luranOldiOg Officer, addressed then in 3 3"; bold. 'nklrgetic, speech t 0 . the nereVar ° tv f_ . , ~ pout ino au. ietubie ° mg themselves in constant nsidiness to !' , st, (knrge's bring the oldest Volaii the shortest notice. He. obsr. erved, that tr,,i._,,, would most probably be the first callejl on t.nr,,,,. 3teij service. Everyt one present, with loud and 'l,ll-0 ild lazzas, expressed their readineSS to 11)°rc, „f airs p 3,4 where their services should by acen"l4.;';',.,,ceri Yesterday "Prince .Waii:un Freciericic's .016,,,"; io. assembled, in complete marching order, fovrna to spettion by their (..7olumanding (:)fficer:',4o.l) a6cerinin their readines's to takethe ficid.."" „a 41, against the 'comtrion enemy., l'lleY nitlster!'allis ,toot Iteginten ,ii;ouit strung ,ati:.i were in high spiritv at ale 014-'l;'P. iiti marching to repel the invading 10(4, ' „ 1, ,rAI othcr, The Sr. Clement's, Southwark, ;tact s ,' archill!i Volurtteor Corps, assembled yesuirdaY 0 11.1 of be nrda,,,,,and-hc.,l4kil; intbrized_of the prolsti ilitYooo irtg- speodily called upon iavico . ic01,v`t,.1:,,t„°,,, 'servP thentselv.cs ;Atli thiriel...l.,;s:try agti:01.1":',"") i A on .which they itt:ty ,be ordered.' ,''' j vobrios, .......1:11e Loyal Brilont Wye. gtarCojt'a %°4 jays • well, , there to di) permanent duty i)'' I ' iif . been ' 'e' 'Tile toilb‘Ving ill"ril 1 nCii i :II , Order # 113%11 110101-14 snow! br Lord ;Ass ii:lt ...it. to the ' Si.! Pi° *''e.r4A.'''''n 0* i4j• :... • • • -.. tit'of ° 'N';','„*.'.. tiivlitaee'ri*gtven.' in -ColOnel r:;4.r‘l A gill „ra Pr "I"'''''rtV ortlic Ezegitnent 11..ing, ..,1,,.01,W n4.'",,li!' ,e 6 1'; 0:•TY1':, rrtere ‘t iii i;:a. !wad,: ill 14111 4't t. ' , ' t ../ rtilICC i '''l jai lite li '. e. 'll I? [catr Y. 4414 1,1,r,..,,ii-, • 14'y eiittlliitg.i. I ,t!llo..',Coati 1.01,04 t st:rfthi,),,apt;t.sts, a q:,, ~,tr of an boar bci.,pg ~.,,ii, 0 tit 111'1., ' t clo4k,i, i pun6lo3l atteotio „tot 11, ,61 4P/sti'ilivi. titP Keltio",44: wilt he disinisstitt i'l 'lO.l Aol' tin itt•ipcition in `in ifettrti, order only bein, lova` '. ' to Teto,.o off tiatosrfalt,. .',_ ' 01.hy .Thetsaratle,W If )4 - iii soPes lnti riters Oil ikeN .. . , I t... . 4 0-, i , coi .vFl44tiik, iiakt Ow ,cost, rol led up and plats.. ' 0 nit Joi loving attieW.i. to be COI mil l III °V4t ' 1 Vrl')Jl4ol4l WAista,lit; made •ti) COOl6 dIuVII '-° 'loifilortr ' ' .O, t, *. -pip pair of wQrsted Stockings, or 11,111 std 4i4-0;r0,101.. 't ,kin 4 rof strong 111100 ,11... L 1,4,) Collle3oioV,l'etf, , 0,,,i, •• a-WO AMU. 0 t 400 forty:rung, ova on am!. fe 7' foy 0 I Chhlh, braid), in tnlytictitteatit tin- snavo,s',, A , 0 siblo,. it WII 4 ter' AO .A piece or,pipe clay, bl 31.:1( hip ba 11, spit its ..„010; al • CC of grease wrapped io it, And tit.o °tit i 1 o,* be used tor cleanirlsll3llo. , lt).1 Picker, turns-cr.„el.l, A Small titt.buttle ors weet.oil. 304 • to: ir'i, them, • 'alai brush, two spare ..,,liirli;l - ock4' '' Foraging Cort.... . h OP., it ii 4tsch Niembers as arc not yet provided t Yt,t ...„ 01 nnOt,CEntle in the, best state of espopincilt to ~,,,tia,,ii ,r t.irdeit, seriously recommend:ll to theta to apply 3i r q>1.13,,11C,r!:' ‘ to to Messrs. 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