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zlaiea, and the Sum; wh:t.h it is estiwted they produce are as follow :-- yost-ofrice Duties .salt ; C,z3c),Goo — 490,000 Salt exptuted - P ;cab= lio/ses - 11.orses ornployedin Husbandry, &c, Dirmft Legacies • Lepetes charged an Land LegAciestt) Strangers 76,0c0 . flO,OOO 32,0,000 Zoo,ooo 100,000 30, - 600 `y J,5)61b.;0 We:ivere correet,yesterrlay in statiug, that the loerettse pun the Property Tax would not be so leach ag 2 „ 1 ,- per Ceriy. 'it is (plly G per cent. tdak., aug the whole of the Tii,x 6,1 i. per Ceot, frtitc frort.illg we. received Paris Papers to the l'oth ingt. the tollowing Ate the, most importan t :itricie. whidi they contain : • PAR.II, Pc a. V.—FRANCIS Pe NEUXCHATEAV, as organ of the, Special Committee appointed by th e conservative 'Senate on thi 18th orPluviose l''.`ebrttary . ), to consider of the comurunicationa made' by the Government, brought up to the Senate the Report'. of the said Committee ; after which the Senate passed, an Atte O, of which the &rowing i 9 an eNtraa t The conservative ,Senate, assembled to, the number of Members pre. t bribettbyArt. 9oth or the At of the Constitution of the tmpire, of the date of Fritrtaire, of the year Sri), after having heard the Report made, by ice Special Committee appointed in its Sitting ofthe r stli 'of this month, on the communication transmitted to the Senate, i 6 the same'Sitting, by the Minister for Exteriougelations, in the name of the Emperor, has decreed to entreat his Majesty, to accept the respetiful — thaoks of the Senate for the commit. nication he' has made by his Minister. 011 .this, communication, the Senate, considering that after having triumphed in so many instances over internal Fatlions and Foreign Enemies, the Emperor iinsnow obtained a more illustrious and, perhaps, a More Itlifiieult triotoph, by raising, himself above 'those sentiments with which so many ene. eniet, and batted , 'must naturally ,inspire his heart ; arid by proposie,g Peace favour of' .Huinani_ . a , by his Letter of the i zth of ,NivoSe to His ticitatteic Majesty,'has.decreed, that, a'copy,of this 7,. tser hall be c.ntereil in its Register,as a glorious m eminent for the Prince who wrote it, and fZir the Nation whieli.ke goVerns. Considering also, that this l'iopositionintade at the moment when France is the ,most folmidable situation, bus received from the Enemy only an answer which appears intended . , cv,ade every project of conciliation. 'Th e ls e na t i declares. that the Emperor May rely in this War on its utmost zeal, as lie may rely on the fi k lelitr,.o,i, the People and the army. They -write firoM Calais ,-that -tlte , . Emperor is ev.ptieted very shortly at the Camp at Boulogne. CONSTAN,iIVOV;..E, 'Mc, 3-..:).--Marshal Bay ti V, the French Arobassad , :r, received 1311 t week the Cou rier he eupsaed froth Paris,. who brotight iii posi. Tact orders to L leave Constantinople, if,, within the space of four days after the re.eeipt of his Diskatches, li Chet)ttotnao Purte should A form:111y acknowledge the Hereditary Elrperor, ranee. , Receiving no patiifatiiory antoxer, he t Constantinople on . the 13. h of this mewl). ' . Yesterday waning Ilts MA' r.STY S accompanied' Ity Generals Yrrzaoy and MANN E inSpsCted the 0 X Blues iii Windsor Great P.:rk. l'ttrNcv,s-411iS6PHIA ,Ind Am accompanird by the Hurl. Mrs. I.'.:ngaTOlß, WA an ailing on horae back in Winds, , r Givai Park. Tke Ro V' AL FA id 1 1... Y itaVe Windsor for town in.niurrtyvt ;the, c ity int MAjusTy and the PRINCEsSES took an alto - % by 1., inaley in two coaches and four.. Dbitt ;of ,CANstmloos, arrived at Windsor yesterday t* o o Ling. The suberb 5 1i. , 11 and Supprr to , be given by the Our L'4 in Wind .'r ilrl, i Nl,?ii;iay next, into. 7rior of the i llirtb-day oh ~Its it,))•3l I:l4llrC4'S rtr, Of emaaa loos, as - we have already d, be of (hu splendid description« A -.fit grand .i , :ir:Witnt .110^ , ; been fitted. Vll l 4, ,qoite 4u s tyle, by Mr. _WYalx, fur the gall-R(4ton, hereto two or, c o ven three 6E16 of 'Datici:rs may be clind.ist.d" with cornfOrt. Artificial flowers, transi cncic,l lo , a latter the work of the PRINCESS Ei.tzai.i. yin's own hands), and many other fanciful 004: - .n..nts, will be intrnduced. About 400 of the frinLipal Nobility and Gentry are to' be itp,ited.— The PRirre esti of 'WALIIS, it is said o ..,will be of the ,;pastroc toget her with tier Highness's daughter. the Vittsio4os,CldlAßLOTTlt. I.'he last advices from Bombay, dated in August, mention the junCtion of Colonel IVloNsots's Detach mztir, from Bengal, with the Bombay Army under polonel Mltpusy, at Qugene, the capital of Sct N. xi A'S doinintims, where the latter had been stationed during the rains. Ougerie is only a short distance i`rorryintitire, :the capital of HoLKAR's dominions. ,4 private i l ettor says, the present :tt\rar with HoocAst tines not promise to bear any affinity to the late one with SCiNDIA. Colonel I\duaitAy's Army have found a( Qugerie abundant supplies of every thing but beef. ft is rported, that (201011e1 MOn OLVai iie!apk rent had rtiund a good deal of Treasure in the . art they took. A curious report has teas:heti Both_ a y l t h at HoLlovit i s 50 much afraid of inio 'as,4ina. ;ion ; that he had thirty o ne- ey ed then, fnlbited 14":"'" himsel f , W!;a cuflt4.ngl7 actcP4 1 )4r 1 ) - eYen in c:4oglbt:4 NA 3L NE WS. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 17. —Came in a Lugger Gan. -boat of one gun, taken by the Ms/autur Frigate Jesse, FERRIS, from Bourdea►►x to Cadiz, detained by the Naiad Frigate ; Edler from Bourdeaux to Lisbon, detained by the Naiad Frigate ; Jonge Gerrit, BART, from Morant to Bilboa, detained by the Co/pvs Schooner. Arrived the Britannia, Temeraire, and Mars, Men of War, front a Cruize. Cowes, Ft 8.i7.-Carne dcicvn" last evening from Southampton twelve Sail of Transports, which sailed this morning under convoy of the Inconstant Frigate, Capt. Dtxox, for Ireland, to bring back Troops to the Expedition forming at South. ampton. DEAL, FE 11. lg.—Came down from Sheerness the, Orestes Sloop of War, and remains- in the Downs with the Ships as per last.- FORThMOUTH ) FE Bs 18.--Arrived the Carmar. then East Indiaman from the Downs. FALMOUTH, FEB. 16.—Arrived the Lilly Sloop of War ; the Cardine hircd Armed Brig, 'from the Eastward; also two French Gunboats, part of those'. captured by the Melampus Frigate; Confia Gun b.ig, &c. as advised. The Alliance Sloop of War has detained and brought in here a Sloop and -a Schooner belonging to Galway, laden with tobacco, spirits) &c. APPOINTMENTS.—Capt. RUNE, to the Ansttra; Capt. MACKErZIE, to.the Besulieu ; Capt.'Woot— cOoMEK, t.► the Catysfori; Capt. ALDRIDGE, ,to the Osprey; Capt. M. SEYMOUR, pre tempera, to the 111u:trim ; Capt. HATLEY; pro tempera, to the Leda ; Litut. HANCIIET ; to command the Desperate Gun-vessel; Mr.•jahias WILKES, to be Surgeon of the Sultan. .• ; . A Convoy for the Baltic is to be appointed to sail from Langhope Sound an or about the 26th of March, and to be succeeded every fortnight during the season. The 44 and Piehr, both from Newfoundland, for Poole, laden with oil and skins, are taken by a French Privateer and carried into St. Maloco. • O the 20th ult. the Sloop Mityfictoer, COL] N WELEAN master, of anti from Domtries, for Liver. pool, with a cargo of wheat, barley, and oatmeal, sprung a leak, and went down off Ravenglass.. The crew, wlio had only left her about four minutes be. fore she suok, were picked up by the Sarah, Capt. Rion. Quantities of cordage, some of considerable di4 mensions, and one of the sham& of a vessel, 114,41 beep taken u 1 on the;Holdecois 'slinre, during t h e last week, together with a few firkins of hotter, pate oft the. cargo of some wreck nn - the Coast. The wreck of a laden merchant vessel way driven on the Coast, in Newhaven Hay last week, the ;!r. ticks extending several miles, prevented the p ; .ii hility of much salvage. The hotly .of one sailor only came on shore. Sir FRANC ti BURDETT has announced his inter. 'ion of standintagain for Middlesex, in case of a Vacancy, intimating, limit *as his duty to do so after " 30 /rage b hod," hail given him their sup. port. - We presume shat the pairiatic Baronet does not allude to the . Isletunrtb Millfrs ! Last week Lieutenant IVtaii, of the 39th Regi. 'merit, was killed by his horse falling oh tam from rearing, bet ween Battle and Lewes. Saturday, about noon, the 4lith Regiment marched into , the Barracks at Winchester, to continue till further orders. The price'cir Bread 'was this morning otaered to eniitiflue tl7e same aft last week. The. Physicians of Worcester, .in s * teeter to the Prattitibnera of Pharmacy in that City, 'l mve re. solved to desist it )tn acting a consulting Sur g eons, and decline meeting the Surgeons in consultations in medical cases, This new resolution h as cani ed much altercation 'between the Gentlemen of both professions. The worthy Archbishop of canteenury, Dr.. Sur- Tarr, 'arrived at his late Palace in Norwich On Wed +lmlay evening,, to take his ffnal leave of his Dio. case ;. and on Thorfiday, the Mayor and Corpora., I in' O. of that , City Yvaitcd.tlOon him La COEIZNI ulate him on his accession to his new Dignities. Tire Clergy paid their respeets to him con'S'atorday, and yesterday he preached his farwell Sermon in the 'Cathedral. 011ityrtioLoar.-- , There has not been known for many years so great a flight of birds of the COIVUS and Fieldfare species, to the Eastern .coasrof this Kingdom, as in the' present season. They are al. most equal , in point of numbers to those which vi. sited these latiiudes in the winter of "the, year 1797, and which, at' that period, were unprecedentedly great. When the emigration of these birds took place in the spring of the ensuing year, ,a circ u m. stance °centred, which; on account of ito singularity, is wordy of cotli,7e Whilst crossing the German ocean, on their paasage to the Continent, they en s countered ,a•m:),t violent storm from the east, which so impeded their progress as to oblige them to re turn, but most of them, from fatigueolot being able to regain the !latish colst, • - ts 'etat thousands, Patti. &daily crows, wes.s liosyn into the sca, and drown. eti t by. , whirls the shore, on some parts of , the Coasts of lioldernest, was covered with their dead bodies to the extent of several miles. A child, about two yeArs of age, in Little. Orook.st r ett' s New-road', Ma ry o le.bnne, - 3v 3s dreadfully burned, on Friday, in consequence 6( having wrtipped same tnw round its arm, which, ...in approach►ng the 'grlte, took fire ; no perstm being in the room tit the time, the unfortunate i n . fani WON nitiCh i''itlre4 .4'Flt it Pcf)iTeci WiSitgrdAy, LORD ABERDEEN's EIRTILDAY. MottoAy., the 28th. January, being the itatt of r ik Rot sti's Birth-day, - when his Lordship came of age, wag celebrated at Haddo-house, his Lordship's seat in the county of Aberdeen, with every'demon,. *oration of joy., The day was announced,by the ring ing of hells at the neighbouring churches.. In the forenoon the Volunteers on the Earl's , estate pa raded or; the lawn, and, fired three vollies with great accuracy,; and at one o'clock his Lordship's numerous tenantry assembled,, many from, the most distant parts of the county, . along - with : the Vd-, lunteers of the neighbourhood, in a building creled for the occasion, and sat down to, a plentiful din. where ..true Scotch ; hospitality prevailed, w hil e ' a band of music added to the entertainment, by play. ing several favourite tones. A sel'det party, con. slating of ,the Marquis of HUNTIAY, the Earls of Ea Rot. and Kr /croft a, . and several Gentlemen 'of the county, were With his Lordship at the mansion, ' where an elegant dinner was prepared, and the day spent in the most cheerful and harmonious manner. In the evening there was 'a, .brilliant di s pl a y o f fire works, and bonfires were raised on every bill and . every farm on the estate, to evince tte'attachment to the proprietor, and joy . , which the inhabitants felt on the occasion of this ainiabie young Nobleman's • succeeding to his extensive property. The Company vilui dined at Haddo House on that 'day amounted to upwards of eight hundred, and the provision for the entertainment was in ProPPr!. lion. The tenants danced to the Scotch, bagpipe, and continued in. the highest glee till seven next morning, wlicn they returned to their homes, de.,. lighted with their entertainment. „ It must haye', hero highly gratifying to his Lordship, as well as every one present, to see so numerous; a body of respalable tenants and neighbours made happy under his roof. The scene brought to mini the, festivity of ancient ,days, and will, no doubt, ,be a thime of grateful recolledion for many a year to those who witnessed it. .; • 'THit na . ts.--i-Mr. S. DArtiEt.t, has jus t fini s h e d the first 'part of. his . South AtriCan Scenery, the costume •of the . native Inhabitants, and figures of the wilco animals of that piirt of the. This, interesting. Work is executed in apia.,tint, in the same manner as the grand and beautiful dian •Views and Antiquities, tram the eiccellent pencil of his Uncle, the Royal Academician. The present work is one of the best efr)rrs pl. the kind in this province of the Arts. The natives exhibit such spirit, accuracy, and expression, in their lea. tures, as well as in all their ornamental 'appen dages, as evidently skew that they were taken on the 'spot, and' arc nut copied from . „models, ph:lures, &c. which has been sometimes the case in the representation' o a f distant places and man. nets. The animals are narked by uncommon spirit and charatier,, and the landscapes are touched with pie'ltiremne beauties of the most striking and interesting description., This Work, which is highly honourable to the genius, jurl4. meat, and taste of the Artist, presents an acipaj. table illustration of the Tr 4 eels of. Mr. Bmiii,_;v4 in Southern Africa, a prolinttion to which we have been often indebted, and which is a very valuable addition to the 'stock er British Literature. TWIC TH V new Comedy of To Mar!" or Not to Itiarei, was again represented last night at Covent Garden Theatre, and the decision of ante. memos Audience fully confirmecl.it in the approbk. lion of the Public. KIIMEL ais peculiarly luccess. ful in his charafter. cootcP, Baltrr'rorr; anti Mr:;. GLOVER, acquitted themselves very commendidilv. FALL y bustles: through the part , of Willonvear to.. lerably ; but if it had been represented by Lewis, for whom it was originally designed, Os Cornedy would have had.an essential relief in pirit, humour, and effect. KIIIMILE never was received with such strong marks of public regard as he experienced co Satur,. dny, on his re-apptwance at Covent Garden, 'Om. tre, in the new Corardy of To Marry or Not to Marry, after his long indisposition. The Proprietors ,of Covenr Garden Theatre put.. chased the Copy-right of Mrs. INctina-Lo's 'new Comedy, before its- representation, at the price of six, hundredpounds. A new Farce, from the pen of RITYNOLDI t ' is among the novelties preparing at Covent Garden Theatre. FAWCSTT 111 to be the hero of the Piece. Mrs. AMIE has bien exerting her vocal talents with great - success at Edinburgh, where she had a verrprofitable Benefit, and has returned to the Me. tropolis 't loaded with wealth and 'honours fairly won." StY4TT i to reltlMe his situation at the Hay. market Theatre next season. He is an original Performer, and, deservedly, a favourite with the Public-. The Theatre in Newcastle:upon-Tyne.has, re. cently ,been repaired and embellished with great taste. r It is supposed th a t t h e P ropr i etors h ave, on thin occasion, put themselves to 'the expence of near a thousand pound's. On Tuesday - last there was a respeaable meeting in the Old. Justiciary Court House, Edinburgh, of the Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and Heritors of the County of Edinburgh, who unanimously re. solved to present a Petition to the Lords of the Treasury, requesting to obtain an Office for Stamp ing Paper at Edinburgh. The town of'Westerhain, in Kent, has resurned it* monthly Beast Market, 'under a charter of Queen Anne, and a large Association of Grazieis have un. dertaken the regular supply thereof. On the 16th of Sept. 1803, a few young Litlies.in Leeds, began to meet at each other's houses, alter nately, a few hours every week, and fottned an Atisociation amongst themselves, for the intipOST of Visiting the cottages, and investigatin g the t.vautt, of atm ',nor neighbours, wirlt regard to their wear tog apparel, Sec. By the aid of snb!criptions amongst the'inselves, and benefadiot.s from tithe-rs, amount iog to 461. inf the first year, they porchasrd uNcitti iloros s wo o llens, 84c. these they made up into shirts, hechgowns petticoats, frocks, and caps, whicjt rhiy distributed to 135 poor families, pro portioned, #4 1.14' V+;;Mittlv, ;,4 clicir resr“tive wims, - MILTON- COURSING MEETING, A continued thaw of four days brought n Meeting very unexpenedly, and by which volt sotne of the distant Members ware,disappointeil of their'attendance, and some were sent for . ;grow" On, Tuesday Morning about twelve members IP' peared, and - the Prize Cup, as the first thing of (14 Meeting, was run for. as u n der.: ,Major Tophain's black'dog, Snowdrop, by SnowN ll Mr. Best's blue dog, Walter Mr. Croft's brindled dog, Tyger' - . Mr. Monson's black and white d o g, Major - 4 The Course,' entirely over swarth, was 3 very hfl e and very long one,. and was inn beautifully by the whole 'four dogs, The hare, after a run of a bout a mile and a half, w as k ill e d. About'sixamarches were then run—of which Mr, Bruadley was the winner of one a hqad. from the stormy weather, were scarce on the 11 7 0:J, WEDNESDAY—A BYE-DAY. Six Matches, for a lArge.sum. were ruts this day benvitol Mr. Darley, producing six Greyhounds, g ot by Silo h :ba ' out of Dent, against Mr. Flint's, five . Greyhounds, 0 1 : 3 Major, brother to Snowball, and one old dog, prcho' some time ago by Mr. Percival, got by Snowkull, whicji, minatcd as under : , • Mr„Darler, - 2 Mr. Flint - a Undecided a la After this, a Match for go . guineas betwixt Mr, La sce g e l: red and white dog anti Major Tophana's black dog, brasio w : was run: it was a very short Course; -the hart kilted "mediate ) ) , by Ambosin.— Given undecided. Very fine running was sheWn by' Mr. Daddy', aild,,,;ire. Flint's dogs (borrowed nt Mc' Pereira_ but it appal` is i Match was made even on the part of gr. k Iv 14 0/ Auporior running of the old dug (got by Snowitain , w 1 Ait.toursc in a vary grand style. A Sir M. M. Sykes's Foxhounds, to a large 4 1 ‘` oneliundred horsed :3i, threw elf at fltdingley, 4 '" brace of-Fokes: fhe Wlalton Meeting, on the second OP fill very numerously attended. At a meeting of the Corporation of Swan tee : 1 Monday,. several allotment's of the interdca koi ground were taken: . When the improveln en . ;: v that harbour is * completed it will be ex ecile ' 'few in the, kingd o m, a s it will embrace A lineL ' ; wharfs of above. a_mile in length, with con veei° slips &c. -. , Yesterday the Sessions commenced bith for ye a don and Middlesex. The trials were not) ° , i i o ' r least interesting:- Two . ' persons were tro' n i, assaults with ,an intent to commit r‘it'e S ; 1 6 ,:, d on account of the contradictory. nature of the ' lc ; dente adduced' against them were seve" li f (pitted.. • , 1 ,,,5e'1 14 , . A.' melancholy accident happened" on r I , `) f v,, a f. night, to a young man, book.keeper .at f ile , 11,111 , pack, Newcastle.under•Lyne.. &lag i" the a to o€ occasionally , driving . the coach on the 1 1 ) 4 0 , Manchester, he was in thesaft .of taking ei ,, 4 re lit') 'll4m the e°achalano .i . ,4t beyond Cone tch ,':go• he fell betWeen.the wheel horses, and ifie 4° " -- - Ling over his body, he was killed on the d a y, 6 'e sti , The following : accident occurred on FLi v nar night, at ,Clenchwarton, about a mile foul : 1 0/ 0 Mr.' W, C. Tooke having unbrtunately gotit'oio, entangled_ in one of the ropes belonging t° t,, s e the had it fraaurctl.in three eoJow. +lopes are yet enteitained of pe eo " rY laces;p the la" au( ... n . g IR , b Irc'ini am p utation . 4, . -.. t Halt:;,'?, .h e ci-st F h . ~,, at a:gte.),ver'S atletiOlif which was --I. net, oeth last week, a Ludicrous / d e 'P v' t 4.°Clial* ANA with casks °NO.: the no. to denly- ft in, and .precipitared ,above'fittYlic',/, !ft" to the bV9nr, miny:of whOill -fell Peril /I ,l ' o o l ilrrly into the , casks; while otherc, by the act e d . Di t i , plaing Of , the cocks, were completely soakakeo I tIP i *. 4 g lo °l ll allid. '1 . 1 . .e sunioneer haYi n g,, r ,,tii 61 station in s a, the onl y person tibi a corner, , IV h , Ned ;lie .fall. ' ' - for d ' , . tie new brute at Wig( d near Cher ol9 f • • •, • A r•• ll° acciclePt,°C; received so much darnitg'e _. b) the got ov c 0 , water (hiring the last weel: th at on tilesd 4 la r no in- , abut - 'sie°' b, :nit fou r ii.!clock, as the mil-coach W6''' ing over Sc, it suddenly gav e. w.,;) and ( 1 °, 1) ; 1 ' t lit Bvrs-escal4 Only by . the velocity with cvl"': j, $ . great carriage w" 'gatlg, as a f e w instants ationroadi vitt of it ten in: the coachma n A n dP ,itif much to their credit, immediately took the nei p il precautionl to ' revent oilier carria es fro:n Ol and the coa c h es now cake the circu g i to us rd u. Badda4 or W r i ts r e . e af p 41.111 ) NI:WS . .. me; ...ili Passed by—the Resolariun, Westall, from N'e r ;; Ki en?' diar., Liiriburg i from GIA v A l li s i:ra ND : and l l l I ' . Cf!tkidrift' .A ' r ''': .. Cill' frin ililC d -1 t Ut -- te i r li d : M GM ' tit, Sims, for Jamaica. i ....—__ Oh Thursday last, 1 Lady al i iik T US . t izt ofJames hil'i Wim pole- street, of a Dauglit .r. ..thlJio - morning, Mrs,'. ' B. Lonscialc, v. - Greenwich, of a Daughter. ' • , , . . . . . AM R Rl4ll, wipo $ in a On the. ssth inst. at Alai ate Church, CAPtacpoglit Payne, of the Royal Artillery, to Miss' Sr lineS,, edit. the late William Staines, Esq. of Farningtta"'t . , DIED • 0 ,;S ' lic l* On. Friday morning, at Aylesford,' in Kent, . 1 t i Countess of Aylesfurd. • • , r :' sts'' ' '" Lateiy, in Dublin, the Right Hon. Lord C0b!1.1,,,,0r month after ht had succeeded to the title on t'''' -, I; his nephew. e e, iv On Thursday the .7th inst. aged 76, c4orge N . , t o to'i of Mal pas, in the County of Montruluth, On e Q 3 0 Brett E 64. , ty's Justices of the Peace for that CbuotY• below' On Wednesday Ralph Clarke, aged 2a.: - ' . a viill ci ptii i fr"' lii,Deceinber last, in 'the 113 f year of his ag e i ',,,vrit'' jib the fever then raging in Gibraltar, lira tenant Et .ii , pie of the loth' Regiment of Foot, and nephew of '. of . Sh' 0 0 Parkei-, Reelor of St: lanies's. '' - r . n eoln• r ill i QM the 3oth ult. .It - s. lane Wells of r-. 1 iw t ' ve t00 3i ,„ (3 last, at HohxleY in Nortliunt )0 the last surviv , r of four sisters, wilo of - d- eirin --'4s house for many years pasf, . and are all burl . ' Their united agesniaii r j 333 years. . . 1 PRICE 01, STOCKS. EST Bank Stock, Rai! 5 Pel Cent , g9i 99 5 pet Cent. 1797, • - Insn 5 pit Cott. 4 ver ..-cnt. '76 1 77 pt r Ct. Xed. 59 t 3 per Ct. Cmi. itmlik '7 Ditto Short ‘llt, tt...i6trisl ftt.ftiVOlMPlPP.inernlllle, LDAY• I "; Exact'. 11 11 . 16 r P Oinott , m , InipariJ 3 Pet `i th ti D it to Atlo. 4 ) Cwt. tor Mc• 59 3 s o , LoNnoN : ft: 1-lA,tnts A k tor ts t' 8 , .....tive1j t 1 .:4e,t .• ni, Maltothstrent at tile San-06141 114) „ ?lett ; On Mart) Is T~ kn t~ / 4 1z. , Ain g tfq kto _ t4 7he NA? 2, 44 ki within