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with his usual ability, to all the objeltions that had I , te7 urged against his Motion. He now felt regret at having-introdoced.the words '' whole Of" in the wording of his TVltition ; but when first he gave no. rice et his Motion, lie eccompanied the. noticewith an enumeration of the merits which induced him to word it ; for he was principally anxious to bring to. the trstt whatever objedinna might - be attempted against the condat of the Commotsioners, and to as. Certain in. what light should be held the insinuations ti hieh were thrown out against them. The Right Hon. Gentleman,(Mr. PITT) did not hesitate to say, "shat the found much to Warne in their conduit ; but why renew the Commission if any serious and solid charge could be fairly brought against them ? It •• watt in artier to clear - up all those points that he in. serted in his Motion the words, the 'whole of their tondutt. The 'Honourable Gentleman who moved she Amendment, very candidly explained- the mo. . lives upon which he stied; Nut so other Gentle. men, who wished the previous question had been moved, or who would move an adjournment, and : wl.o waited to be prompted what to say in support of their intended Motion. , Why did they not open.. ly• . and candidly declare their mind-? Why nor say, they regretted the deteCtions that had taken place ; that they regretted the benefits which these deice. 'ions were.likely to produce ? Did these Gentle. men forget that a Vote of- Thanks had been passed to the Commissioners of Accounts, though the whole of-their Reports had not then been, before the House? This was a parallel case. Why now defer a Vote of • Thanks till the whole of the labours of the Corn. • mission are closed ? •He would ask .any of these Gentlemen, whethei, atr Ctt as they have seen, the 'Commissioners have not concluded themselves with diligence, ability, andfortitude ? The word fortitude Ire would riot have omitted for the world;: for it re. • quired all that manly and valorous determination which the Commissioners had displayed in pursuing the most powerful army of corruption.—That, in. tired, was their pre.eminent title to praise. Yet many charges and insinuations of a paltry nature • were attempted to be brought against them. Not one, however, of the charges urged this night, but what had slreadybeon brought before the House, .ied refuted or abandoned. lie Was not a little surprised to hear, some Gentlemen complain that • they. had not had time or opportunity to clear their cheraders from. the censure C(Cit upon them in some Of the Reports. The Reports they chiefly allude to, have been nearly two years before the House, yet it is only now they manifest any anxiety to meet atnd'eepe.l the accusations of their conduit. Gentlemen argue that scaecely,any of the Reports have yet been duly examined. What, notwithstanding, have Mini. • Ceti; done ? Have they not moved for aretappointed a Commission, thebusiness of which is to . adviSe Go. vernment how best can be carried into executian the improvements suggested-in these Reports ? If they had not properly examined the Reports, how could they refer the tieW Commission to the improvements suggested in them ?—One Gentleman has even gone so tar as to declare, that Lord St, Vincent was the worst First Lord of the Admiralty the Country ever had; yet it watewell known that. •the Noble Lord had solicited ,Inquiry into his conduit ; but none was'etterepted, and sure he was that the Hon. Gen. simian (4r. Jaresitv) who now. presumed to •ar. raign Ott condud, would never be found to attempt following op -the charges' which he this night in. sinuated against the conduit of the Noble Earl, ,a ' cootiud which was now. become the- hope arid the oroedest property of the Country. But as to the proposed Amendment, he could not agree to it, onongh he ,now regretted. having inserted in his Motiorealie words objteleti to. He had no abjec. tion to new-model his Motion, but he could nor coasent that it Should appear upon the Journals that the words had been objected to and rejected. Wietveroeca professed his readiness to withdraw his Amendment, as there was nothing he was mote anxious about than that the House should be unanimous upon so important paint. 1 - he. :ser eke n wished to culled the sense of the Tiewie resi citing the withdrawing of both Mo. t'•ots ;' which, aftir a pause, alehouse seemed to 3 'etilt CO. t/if. Z.`,llFltt DAN said, that he hoped it was dis. onde.,io,,d, that he did not withdraw his Motion nit At,otint of the admission of any fad that ihnw ied if, but merely that it might id! with tltr ecnistmetion put upon it by the }; h ut, 0 , -,•,t1001,in (Mr. WILIIIiaPORCII) WillY moved S:ikRIDAN I II Motion,with the omission of , t, , ,tt1 1 / 4 , ' , what cf, tsiii4 then put from the Chair ; f , t , : T reed to without a division. Mr. SHutttoax then moved, that the said Reset. I.t ion be trottbmitteti by Mr. SPEAKER to the Cluirtnitn (f the Commissioners; winch. Motion wao ilso agreed to. 'Alter one conversation bet ween Mr. PITT, Mr. WtitTsoteisp, and Mr. Kt r4tl4/ RD, it was agreed that Mr. WHITOREAD deferred bis Motion for t:nleitig,.rite name of Land Meivilte from the Libt tit the Privy Councillors fill I.\.lond,ty next, and Mr. 111% M..)tiot) respecting St kf. Ponittim, Wc,ittesday woct. Adjouit.ed at Twelve o'Clock. ' NI A 1 S. AuPIVX —I Dublin, 2 WJR•riciml, lOcy Hamborgh, Gcniabure,h, Dublin, I,Watertoril. PRICE OF STOCK VDU DAY A r TWlrlViw 0 1 C1,00g. PASO'S . Sa 57 i s . 1 om6um 4, THE SUN• SOLAM D !elk AS,OM A Upth I L 0 P 1 p 0 N, FR/DAY, MAY 3, 'Sc. ACCOUNTS have been received froir;) the West in. 4ies up to the 24dyitarch. From Liverpool we learn, ,y • • Ylla t tile 411:11104 aMfOr, C 414.44.1, 114 arrived 111<:;c 1; 1 / 4 IT; ;3t. ThOtrlPSti, which Island she left tin the .1,1 Pcnntvi 1 -4 1 v ti‘ bOCltld afterwards., This Vcssel,bas brought intelligence. that on the 14th a French Schooner Arrived at St. Thomas's from Guatialoupe, the Masterof which . re. ported that 14. Prizes had been sent in there fromllorni. nica ; that the French Fleet, after leaving that Island, had proceeded to Nevis and Sr. Kitt's, Where they had' destroyed the Shippiog, anti 'levied contribu. tions, and then returned to Guadaloupe 3 to this is added that their next attack was to be on Antigua, and that several Ships had arrived at S. Thomas's from St. Kitt's, which had got away before the French Force arrived there. Other accounts state that the french Force had been to St; Kitt's and Montserrat, but had not gone 'to Nevis. LAST night a very . interesting . Debate took place in the House of Commons, on the Motion of Mr. SHERIDAN for giving (he Thanks of the House to the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry. Mr. PITT saii, he should,not oppose the Motion of the Hon. Gentle. man,at the same time he thought it necessary to ob. serve,' that there were some parts. of the- condud of the Commissioners of which he could not approve. Mr.,WILDERPO ' RCE objeCted to the words of the Motion for thanking the Commissioners for the " whole" of th`eir conduft, but wished them to be thanked generally: Mr. SHERIDAN withdrew his original .Motion,` and then movedthe Thanks in conformity to the suggestion of Mr. WILISER. FORCE. The Moiiin was' agreed to without a division. On a Petition, praying to be dischargsd, pre. sented from Nr.S . runaT, the Printer and Pub. lisher of the Oreicis; a warm - Debate previously arose, the result of which was, that the Motion for his being reprimanded and discharged was car. tied on a division, I+2 against lit. Messrs. WINVHAM, Fox, avid GK ex, objcEled . ta the terms of the Petition, - as not sufficiently submissive ;, but they did not point out what degree of submission they required. Virgil r. s oute authentic Intelligence is received respening the movement and destination of the Erre. , rny's Squadron, we most. exped every day. fresh Reports and fresh Speculations. Westated yester. day, that the .Toulon Fleet having eft - cacti - at junc. tiun with the Spanish Squadron in Cadia, had im.; mediately pat .to sea again ; but whether they Shaped a Northerly course, fur the purpose of re. lieving the Ferrol Squadron, or whether, as is sup. posed by some, , they proCeeded immediately to the West Indies, is yet: a *natter of eonjedure. We arc rather inclined to adopt the former opinion, be. cause whatever might' be their ultimate destination, the liberation of that Squadron must be a most de. sirable objee.l, and there, is no doolat but that with the superiority .they obtained by. the' junction of,the TOulon and Cadiz'Squadrons,- it would be 'perfedly pradicable.—Bast here- we chink their progress to the Northward would, stop ; for we cannot suppose that' they Would venture to attempt to raise 'the blockade of Brest ; or if they did attempt it,, we have no doubt they would sustain a ctstrplete de. feat. The Fleet of Brett, under Lord GARDNIta s is in admirablecontliti , m, and is composed of some of the largest and finest Ships in the British Navy ; and we have some reason to believe that he ha'i been joined by the Squadron under the comtnand of Sir JOHN 0114 E .; and the Reinforcements which, . if necessary, he could mei , : e from home, would make him more than a March for the whole Corn. bine(' Fleets of France and Spain.' We — think, therefore, it would be a waste of time to cum -1 merit upon the reveries of those who suppose that the Toulon, Cadiz, and Ferrol Squadrons having joined the Brest Fleet, could proceed up , the British Channel, with a force of near sixty Sail of the .Line,. and' convoy over the Boulogne Flotilla. To chew the absurdity of any such spe. culation, it is only necessary to state, that the force under Lord GAR»NEK., and ready for Sea in our Ports, is little, if any thing, short of fifty Sail of the Line; and it is most improbable indeed that the Enemy would risk a contest with such a force, in a Channel where, in case of a defeat, , they have nut a single Port to shelter them +hail capable of ,con. taining a Ship of the Line. It appears to,,us, there. fore, more probable that they have either proceeded ors their voyage to the West Indies, or that they have returned to the Mediterranean, where the y Would have a temporary superiority. . Yesterday, about two o'clock, f-h 4 MAJ E s T y held a Prawing. Loom at St, James's Palace, which was very' ntirneroqsly attended : the PR tric ItSsRsiLLIZA. B BTU, MARY; SOPH lA, and INMELIA, tile PRI NC lISS Of WALES, DUCH Llis of Yost( ) and NUNCIO SO. PHIA of GLotlCPtatilL; DUK.ES 01,YORI, CUZ4I. BERJAND, 15.ENt, SUSSEX, and CAMDItIPOS VA INCE MI; LLtAra of GI.0 . 11: ; their, Excel lencies the Sw twists, flasstt;tr, SARDINIAN, MA,. TOL;TAN ) I-lANoyER 11;41, and WtitTEr t tgettotAx Ministers, Sic. were present. The DUCHESS of Vulg.. calre in state about three o'clock, attended by Lady "114,4 CULLEN SI;IITH. The Prawing.room closed ahoutlive o'clock. y ea rirci d y, abuot Ove o'clack, His MA sEsTy riurci at the 0=11"$-house, from Kew. N NEWS PLY1:101171, MAY t.--Arrived the Alert Lugger Privateer,- of London, commanded by Captain DR SOR td - i AUX, with the Danish Galliot, Anna Maria Carolin e' H. J. Scumtir, master, laden with brandy. from' B.ircclona, bound. to Emhden, which she fell in with in the Charinel and detained. Arrived the ba nish Ship Warren, Cipt. HOLIT, from Marseilles, laden with brandy, put in for or. ders ; and the Danish trig, Minerva, Capt. HEN. tt texsoN, laden with brandy,, &c. from Cette and Marseilles bound to Lubeck, detained by the Lady Warren hired Armed Ship. Sailed the Caurageux, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet ; and the Hardy Gun.brig, on a Cruize. Capt. LoRING is appointed to the Salvador del Aluttdo, 112, Vice-Admiral YouNp's Flag ship, in Hamoaze, vice Capt. CANT', ashore on leave on Itia private business. Came in a beautiful Gun. brig, of z 4. guns, launch. ed at Messrs. Arl. ES'‘' Yard, Topbham, on the Exc. She went up the Harbour immediately to be fitted for Sea. PORTSMOUTH, MAY I.—Sailed His Majesty's Slaip`Ca/cutta, Captain WOODRIFF 3 anti Castor, Capt. BAKER, for the Channel Fleet. Arrival the Gres, BAY Y, from Lynn. His Majesty's Ship Brilliant, Captain BARRIE, went into Harbour 00111 401,11 Cad, to undergo re. piss. DEAL, MAY 2.—1 - lis Majesty's Ships lima. rand', and Valorous, and 'Diligence . Sloop, came down from the Nore ; also Cockatrice Armed Brig, with Convoy from Plymouth, and Spy. Sloop from Dangeness. Sailed the Blazer Gun-brig on a Cruize off Ca. lais ; the Bermo4 Sloop for Dungeness ; and the Ranger Navy Transport for WOOlwich: FALMouTH, APRIL 30.—Sailed the ilvonSloop of War, SNELL' ; ;ilia the Togimmsbend Packet, Ciptaiit Dopy*, with a Mail.fur Lisburn, YARMOUTI, MAY 2.—His Majesty's Gun-brig Exertion w as launched this morning from the Dock. yard of Mr. J. PauTott, of this place. The "bar, 04. guns, is arrived in the Roads; the Ranger ,Sloop is also arrived with about to Sail of Ships tar the Baltic ; aiea remains with the G liionmotab, Gornto. rant, Penelope; and Iklusquito. SPORTING I IVTELLIG.ENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 180 s. THUR4DAY, .MAY 2. The King's Pl'ate.of toogs. for 4-yr. olds t Ist. 5 yr. olds t rat. 91b. 6 yr, olds and aud • Sir H. Williamson's b. h. Walton, 5 yrs. (Walked over). The Second Class of the Prince's Stakes of !cogs. each, ,h. tt. tOr colts 'carrying Bst. 71b. fillies' Bst. 41b. ilcross the Rat. Mr. Clover's ch. f. by Buzzard, out of Camilla, by Flightiyer Lord Chosvenor's ar. c. by Sir Peter, out of Ccelia - z Mr. Wilson names 41r.. 1). Kadclat's c. by Precipi- tate, out of H uncatuunca ' . - 3 Mr. c'anton's c. by Coriander,. darn by Ilighflyer, bought of Mr. Dawson D; of Grafron's brother to Duckling - Mr. Howorth's Julia, 7st. 41b. beat Mr. Mellish's Pipy. 85t.•710. Two.yr, old Course,' togs. h. or.—Seven• to 4 on Julia. ' Mr. Mellish's Lady Brough, 7st. 71b. beat Ld Sackville's Whirligig, Sat. 910. Across the Flat, rigs.—Fiveto 2 apt Lady Brough. • Ld Barrymore's Merryman, Bst. 71b. agst Nlr.VVilson'a ch. c. by lilllZ3rd t out of vixen, 7st, 910. Ab. M. segs..-Off by Consent. CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 3• We have not many fresh arrivals of Wheat to. day, but a few Foreign came in; prime Samples keep their price, other qualities are heavy sale, and .rather cheaper ;--Rye at kss ; as •is Barley of second quality ;--Male; White Pease, and each sort of Beans, it small variation ;- . .—Orey.Pease rather d earer ;--the demand for Q 415 causes better price for this article;—Flaur` in' plenty and somewhat lower. Wt.eat 52s a 6433 783 oa Puma - 383 a 4ss od Fine Old a 1543 Tick (leans 36s a 42s od Rye -47 s a sis od Oats 23s a 258 a 28s od Barley - 3.13 a 37s- od Poland do. 29$ a 30$ Gd Malt . . 664 725 od Rape Seed . -00 l White Pease 425 a 48s nd Fine Flour -74 s a 78s 04 Grey ditto ' 4oi a 44% od Seconds -65 s 4- 748 od The Meeting of the Eledots. of Westminster at Palace-Yard, to take intaeonsiderat ion someßesolu t inns tweeting the Loth Report,, was fixed by adver. tisetnent for Twelve o'Clock this Day, The busi. news, however, had not commenced at One o'Clock. when this Paper was put to PICO. TH e Tut ATI E..--The Tragedy of Richard 'iv Third, was last night represented at 'Drury-lane Theatre for the Benefit of Master BEI TY• who un dertook the hero of the piece. It would be absurd to say that he gave such a representation of the part AL was calculated to afford any adequatP idea of it in the estimation of rational criticism ; but it must be acknowledged, that it was A very extraordinary effort for his rime of life. if, however, he. had • ventured to perform such arduous parts at first, it would have been impossible for him to have acvired his present pciliglarttr._ The House was by no means crowded. The Judgment which was expeEed to have been pronounced yesterday by the LORD efIANCELLOR, in the ease Of SEYMOUR 1). Eustox, — respetting the child of the late Lifid HUGH Se lrmoutt, under Mrs. rrhtle44FitT's care, was • postponed till.a farther 44, in consequenee of, some fresh affidivits. Yes • terday the Brigade of Volunteer Cavalry,lthe Light Horse Volunteers, Cot. 1712144 as ; the Lon. dun Volunteer Cavalry and Vlying Artillery, Col t ANDERSON • and the Westniinster Volunteer Ca. v ary, Col. I.,t.rti-r, were reviewed by Lord HAtt. K t: , 4Grorr and Gen., Lumt.sy, in Hyde Park, pre. paritlory to their being bCCa by His MAJESIY on the 9th The Pot hoy eQeveying the. Mail from Wicklow to 'AAlow was stopped on rriday morning last, lay A mat who robbed him of the letters dispatched from Proet4l rota Quiet the preceedi n i far the t fw.lts Arklow; grutiscurthy, F 4rns , G oievi and • ' Cdr ' 4 Tt is a well.kontvn fa& that 1-1010103 Y and were the first_ who - sold two rrizes of so,oool.i` N"- 33,979 a nd 42, 09. The precept Lottery affords Abe Adventurer two chances of that Ca. portance, besides an extraordinary number of }vital Prizes, such as never wtre before in h e ta d in any Lottery. HARDISRY and Co. have th tisfaftion of acquainting the Public, that No. the dc ' nand for I.'ickets and Shares at their Office, 2 Combat, has increased, is incre asin g , andt t'° doubt, will continue to.increase s e t he DrawingsP• roaches; as such, they beg le to advise their friends- ttk purchase their Chances without delay, si they will.advethnsiderably. .. SOON WILL BE DISPOSED OF, ACapital and vety Desirabl e ' MODERN RES& DEN CE, fit for a regular Establishment suited front rive to TOn Thousand Pounds a: y ear, witlis-a tiINR, and from about Zoo to 1403 Acres of rich health'', ° dal Arable and Pasture Freehold Land round the House , Wl manding beautiful Sea and Land Views, situate between sity and ninetm u c h iles South-west from London. ' about tn lnquire u e z r i o y r c o o attv Acres i r d . e m t s , i . o r e d r vi e ~e Webb, b e near it a 7 i r r b auay:ydbewacdidiedtv.°'°46llEstat4 '' i - FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATO• ""KA SIONS, lac TO BE SOLD 13Y AUCTION, . By :Order of the Trustees and anr.dWlixliecuitll:of V;1 1101 1 / 4 (11. ' Esq, late of His Majesty's Exchequer, #41,10" "Yard, Westminster ' -I.v clic ilb , At Cu t away's, of May inst. square, Cannon-row, at Twelve o'Clook, in Thirrytalf°,r4 To-morrow, the 4th, and Icionwo. goes, A LL his Valuable FREEHOLD oil Lr' P ". ROS S I -ii- A- HOLD ESTATES, OPERA 130 X, REV los Sec. consisting of upwards .or eighty Houses, sipai ate ill r o 2 rs .. Yard, Milbank-street ,, Church - street , lanies.;,treet, 1) . f,. court, Strutton- ground , York-street Site aos-re:1!11,p:m. Brewer's -green, Westminster ; Lower 'BelgrAv e ,Phi i lII' IL:holes-street, Prince's. lico ; 0 Queen - street. Chelsea ; Mar y -le•toons..J-, rit4‘,l,l, low-street, Bunhal-row, Orange-street, Lorroat's , mg. I - !' tfield.street, Christchurch, Surrey ; INeaistit•ro,w,.stittt, s r lyigton ; Queen-street, Deptford • and Clitiro`. c oy es Greenwich ; now lett to respeaaae Tenants' 471001 as, at tents amounting to 1 i 5 7 1 . per Worn. , s A s. absolute Reversions of the several 6 urns of - 35 0 , 1. ,: ho ' 14 Es' unities; 12Goi. Bank Annuities : and zficl• ° ll.l r-- f tales in the County of Wilts. 1 sale, c''' Printed. Particulars may be had preceding We -, mit. Messrs-MinShuil and Veal, Sqiieitors, Milbana-sirce:!castr, ZirnSter ; at GarrawaY's ; and'ot Mr. Wkile, StortY Great George-street, Westminster. street, nrik6ll,4 OPERA BOX,, At a Pepper-Curn Rent, tor Nineteen s. TO SOLD BY Al CTIO,N Year ," •• By Mr. WHILE, g o tris, By-Order of the Trustees and Executers or WOllsl welt. EN. late. ot ills Majesty's Exchequer, l'aisce-Ya% minster; deceased, at G3fraWay'S COilee-hollseo row, May 4, at Twelve oil:10a VIA !XIV BLEi; LEASEHOLD IIIPP),?t,10:1Y11 consisting of all that box, being No, 2 lo .•I• ner or row •of limos. on the Princes .Scde of the 0, 'Theatre, in the Haymarket, called the 01;eraene,!.'!otatt !Ain seven Persons, NVith tree admission therate,. u nd Cvery OPera, and All other Ent4rtaiiiinerit* 01 14 „f VtlatoaVar.quLaiftnet,oliallt I:."encttl:rodat'lueancr pet animal. field fur an u ncxpitotq fill ul 19 )' quarter, st.a Pepper Corn Rent only. it! ri ° Printed Particulars maybe had, preceding tit e WO l4 MOWS. Minshutl and Vest, Solicitors, Milbalik`ii;isS'o4* minster Gartaway's and of Mr, ilterSwr" . 1 s .. .. ----------1 101' DORSET - W U ARE, CANNON -ROW, W LS': • ST Eit. .. to ß rc y onv . nes O lorii rcit i:ho r a of trhe(l'BrußEsyteSeOsMl;(7d DWEVxnecAlut: I :! ..ir' o l f ° :I: il ilril ,i S t! Stl minaret, ciee‘fci,isicsdN,Liajtr.c.s!!'rri.ll::)l,l:tualerte, .14:90segio: row, A. Ma 4, At One o'Cl.k, 'STATI44 VALUABLE t—ii. A e MOLD L pea ptir* $ , jiou comprising the whole of Dorsat-sqo4o, cionit 1 C a Ses' and hive lic•!toest ip Cannon- ,:,, , neat I' Ar I;iin 100i4 1at . 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TO BE soLLIB,Y AUCTION., At the Baptist 810fitl:oruSs.c,GeKtiAsni24AryM-ijoe. kLtric;i::l -lueidaY, the 28th . of May, at 'f ia,elvo °'C,4)`'d,i' 11Y /.4.4 acceptable (Mir s i t u id • , 1 tttpc .° --- c* yam • . u lit the ttle.ti , , Lontratt," Lk- CAPITAL FREEHOLI? MESS. : re 1 ti)c 6)00 1'_,,,, sizably. situate in St. Vatalib'-scittlfr, 0 ) - f , ,pd tw i i ferable in the pact of the ,Town of lieciford, the pf01)cro):,.: to,lv, tstate in of j,.T. ILlwiiun, h '.. q. rft' t , i i i 7,, 0 ,1 . I ork~lti,o • - rite rfemises ar 1.041 c,,,„,„ fl pc' Tery . l!andsoin •, 4 - - •- l' • 'or s '''' i i - A , w . 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FOR F The undoubted q.ualifications wilio'l !. r_..'..2.,s2',l.7S'argcutfitoq ber of the Royal Lollege,et Surgeons, re,‘in",,... y . toii pe,4,;.',0i the Arm liae. cunYs;itauit'edith"lte at o t my ex. per.:,o7l,y:lv to!, ci.lo4ll;i, be at tallied by the ls i IVitaeuriltel° mired t"•'' 1 114 111°r 1;1)444/ PI, :I"3lPratitioner, whose' mind i$ liaraoseti 144 , ' it , ,Inine.nse variety of Vistnitets. . • ao Vabi!ltYild4 s . 1 . he very singular cornplaint of I)lic,as„e„ two i;oiltlpar which from every pin of the world 1 Oa •••,. i t aittP.- ' must have conidttrabl • ducal to my 1)01' - bi6.11,.0...f. the most. compYli‘rted CAWS.. ...80goatile4:11; It utai..iscs arise front the. indiscrertott 0 ' r 0.0000.01 merit, and if such CASCti of distrosful ti.1..401. 0 tpipl.ot exist' as vice:an Any Mall ;Wattle a bettor c_ those which are the consetittenc°torit tittntLA, talc r" . :,,,. the 1.":01 al re4tiliar Surgeon. reoigning all other i'llcki° 'IA odio nent al these, and concentiating his attention # vip articular point.? . , nog r, 0,41,01 rhea l' ► iliosi,t,.as,lirigoi‘a:yillbtreep:ttvseosiduedt.,:l:?tigliinQn4cittrrAirl6lc;:veitliten.:ll,:Vlll°l:l cskness, : much future-isery may u. r k An d o, , MeattS of re-aiiiiiiattedi as Wilt teStord ii p , , - ~0„,. the Constitution . rillolirrtao.tnitli binuctoi.htsii)d attir a lete.t. nittugalecetinetitiitirosile,iigs:ii:o),viiiscitit‘r7,ll this ime to give a Salt JO 1,51111,1)' • ,ha 0, .iltle-rtyleiet:iyr,rnii,uortatcdtroeirngli:iltrillieeerrfsa, tallOAcivionc:a'fr:evvi Vicitc.L•iS4e,ll).:,:t43:ll3,°;';j°4l) ini:losed.. r Member of the Ro)11;11.1tii1;11014813org'S;org't.111/:_b,41.°11:1°oitio;Nd' No• 24. 4rndel.strest, Strand, neAr reol,Potcat, Aui ' Thei9 an entrauce. in Vid•toi- • _offs lar tlet t '•"olit r (of h' (of ) brr.os : Pnted by R. 2nd pub lisi2Cd sythAlko"