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- . . . i t 11V /if s , - N, , / . 7 ." . \ S- Il iqk 7 , . ~.›.. ..hvlllPtiei , esk_ %..,...-WP . i _-_-______ 1 , ' ~:, 7,77 ______ 1 ,-7-t: NI 0 L s ~,74- 1 -„1- _ • : , ..4 •,, Y : ' ;•-•. ' 4 fl; • - . - 'l°-- ~ , .. > .. •. a' ' i [PRICE SIXPENCE-ITALPtEN/411r: NUMBER, (3959.) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE!t 30, 1812. E4S7' LVDIA HOUS`E, THEATRE •ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, Oct. 1, 1812, - will be performed, Shakespeare's Tragedy of MACBETH. • Macbeth, Mr. YOUNG; "Macdriff, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; • Lady Macbeth, Miss NIARRIOT. GENERAL ELECTION. ESTATES 1: ( 01I SAL. • Sept. *l, 1816. _ • ritHE COURT of DI4EC7 4 ORS ophe UNITED COXP,INY of iIIEkCHANTS in . E.NOLAND held big to the INDIES, do herelikgive Notice, Thai e GENERAL COURTe the said Com;•yrAy beheld at High. House, in Leadtal.all : -Street, on :17 the 14th October next, from Eleven o'eloa iniae until Six in, the Evening, to ballot on the following egrceably to the...4et of the 39th sg, 'vet. To the INDEPENDENT •ELECTORS of the COIT:•;;TY of BUCKLAiD \TENT ! TTON, DORSET. YORK. GMTLEMENT, MR. WI,T,JBERFORCE having, by his vertisenient, declared his intention not to, offer him self again to, represent this County, it Parliament should be dissolved, I venture to come forward and to dsk you to place that trust in my hands which he has so long and so ~worthily held. -- If! slkould suceeed in 'this otject, I shall endeavour to , spew my gratitude by an earnest - :and auxions discharge of -the duties belonging Co the high situation in which Z shall be placed, and I hope that my information with regard to. ,the. local interest of' the County, wllch has been acquired, by zq 'residence in one of .the most p'r parts of it, where I have not shrunk front public business, will enable me to fulfil those duties. „ _ T.O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . ,By M. BA ER, At the King's Arms Inn, in Dorchester, Oa Tuesday, the 2.7 th of October tKct, at Three o'Clock in 1 the Afternoon, . IN TWO LOTS, •'. To ivllich will be added the Farce of * SPOIL'D CHILD. On such Conditions a.s_shall be then and there produced, I The FEE SIMPLE .and INHERITANCE of tire ft) . ESTATES : • ' . LOT I. • - - • Ak LL - that ,th6.MANOR and LORDSHIP,, or I - IL reputed Manor and LordA::,, of ARMESWELL, and the capital MESSUAGE, TENE:' , IIiNT, and FARM, called ARMESWELL FARM, rtena fle es, slf note, lyi and heir.:; am tho Parhb r NY. W ' EON,. in the t: o r,p- v Dors'et, now in r.o. newpat OU Of 1:11011144, CIOAS,. a T.f.narit thereof., c ; 1 :' .I•boft .Earra (in ,houses, Barns, StAlyir,, ii:rd other r.eeei.sary ::-.4.1- venicat . ll,lilding, , ;, a G a ri e ,: a:td Orchard, well stoeked,‘..:ll:l Trees, a:NI about Four I-Iu Acre's of rich: Meadow, Arable, Pasture:, and Ccppice " That this Court confirm the unauhnottelleAillition:O the Court of liiitet-clrs'of the alt. Aagnst 44t, ‘ Commander and 01licers..of the Ship Vi'indham are fully . ac'-. gritted of all, imputation of Neglect er 'AlisconduCt, or ya! - :t ..; Courage,- in respect to the Capture of that Ship: " And. ; whereby aoo the owners of that Ship arc' f,illy az= 4 - .ll'cted of all imputation of 'Neglect. or Mi.scou4ct iu respea C alAine." Tic crl:;• !co ,s!rci,:. Bellet zol,etkerthree. Pe;rga ir. four: tif Propriefor;;: , ,W , :nt at .f.,a•ch General Cocrr, CunCi4T Mitzi /Le Cc. ,- art of Director:. above-meidiGea O'lacts.for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the A ew Box-Office Hart-street. The Doors will be Opened at bnlf-past Five, and the Play t.egin at half-past Six. Bcxes 7s. Second Price Ss. sd: -Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price - 2s. l '°wer Gallery 2s. S ec ond P r ice is.—Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price 6d. The. revived Burletta of Midas continuing to be received "rltb the l ou d est a lanse will be repeated on Friday, and 04011dav next. PP 2 • o On Yriday, the Comic Opera of The English Fleet in 1342. 1 1 S athrdaY, Shakspeare's Historical Play of , King Henry he Part I.—On-Monday, the Tragedy of Venice r red. On Tuesday will be produced (for the first time) -a New 'nand Romantic Drama, called The CEthieri; or, The Child r th e Desert. \ The Music,. Scenery, Dresses, and o Decora l - ons are e p ntirely new. Thhole ef the-Music composed by r. 13i,h . esw DISSOLUTION OF PAIi.LIAMENT. TO UNDER:SHEI.:UFFS, SOLICITORS, &c. S a Dissolution of Parliament is immediately itd expected COLES, KNIGHT and DUNN, have,provid-, a Proper n um b er of BOOKS ruled, with printed Captions for ta kitlS the Pcll, in any County. Th " e 'Y also be; to inform the above Gentlemen, that,they raY be with Poll Clerks, and every' necessary Article . 1a the STATIONERY line, at the shortest notice. . 21, Fleet-street, London; Sept: 28 1812. , .; LAW. .. ' VirANTE:D., - as an Articled Cie.; ii., a YOUTH it of .. . •respectible'parents, to a Gentleman admitted in Lingt "'s Bench, Common Pleas, and Chancery, of a respectable on nection in Surrey. , A Premium is required. ,% ati 2 1- line addressed er to h Nolltacaorr's, Law iloner,, Chancy-ue, (pos ' t paid), will be duly at ....llded to.. . , ~.1 .1• B. Many a dvantages can be explained in favour of the la, the Advertiser having no son. • ORNSBY-and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, that they have a ‘. -- driety , of TICKETS and 'SPARES on Sale, at the lowest Frices in the STATE LOT 'I"ItY, to be drawn on the.2oth of October, only Ten Thou rnd Tick e t s , T wo PrOs of 0.0001: besides many Capital and. no Prize less than 21..; Hornsby . and Co. have "en suce.gsful in Selling and Singing Capital Prizes, to their Friends, who have honoured them wit s h their Favours, at their old established State Lottery Office, 26, Cornbill "'here all Prizes are exchanged without any deduction iirhat ei. Pr .. ETSI-1, Contractor for the Present and . i • the L..l.st LOTTERY, returns his sincere thanks• :, th * Public ;or their dlwiirignished Faxoura, and is .happy an nouloce the :,.ilowitle; L;lt o caplt:4ls :VA in ~_hares at his Othe,s, No.', Cerniiill :Slid 9, Charing±Cros , , where tht Fortunate HoLders mar receive their Money on Denimid. s t ew le LI% , can with , coulidenee fecoiontend Nthe imr.l.oved sto l ; e ile OC the Lottery, possessing Prizes of '20,0uu1.. in _ L,.,'","' Of 16,0001. yet containing- more Prizes than the last 'tfty and as the smallest Prizei of 2 , 21. g7tVe such univer ``' §atisfaction, they are retained in the SCHEME.. CAPITAL PRIZES of £20,000 are £40,000 SOW) la ' ..... 3,000 6,000 BISH, in SHARES, 4. .... . 1,000. 4 4 . 1 ,'• •• • - 500 ..... *•• • • • 000 l,BO .... 00 1,200 8 . 10. ..... 100 BOO. IQ . ~:,• •• • .50 5OO I 6.••. 40 4OO 1 9 • ... 25 4OO ' '`'• •• • 22 42,900 7 , All to, he drawn he 20=h of OCTOBER. N0.3,851..Prize of.. r 16,000 974 B 4,000 3,880 B 3,000 (0O ,-N 5OO . 500 2,736 B '5OO Arid' St...vOt Pri;:es of t3OO, - and ,C2OG, &c. &c. &c. ANTI-ATTRITION. TRE,PATENT COMPOSITIO N , *16. 0 1 4 , 1 th Effects of FRICTION, in 'STEAM and f i e , r P E NGINES., e in MILLS, M.ACHRCERY, and CAR it v r . I 4 '"IES of every description,. may be purcia'ased iu Boxes,, t e j h e 2 S. 6d. ss. 6d..- 10s. ed. One Guinea, and Two Guineas One of the 'smallest boxes contains a quantify suffi hit to last a Chariot Post-Chaisc Twelve Months ; and, 1 )e BC 'tire 'Wheels are primed with the Composition, they may 1 1 , tv . Ilsti41- daily, and will'run at least Six Vonths without tu g "occasion to take them oil; or to apply any thing else Axietrees Thp e : . Composition is to be used in the same ' proportion for 'suer. kinds of work. °l ds wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BrOwne and Mawe, 0 , Strand, (near SMerset-Housej, London. Directi ll ons will O be found upon each Box, which are Wai.,RearoY• SPILSBURY, from his success inS crophu . - -11,„ lous Cases, may be consulted any Morning between s o '; 'lours of Eleven and Three, at hiS Dispensary, No. 'ts, i,let-square. London. wishing to consult him at their own ~Houses, on re - „ e sel of tho foints, Scortiutic and Eruptive Complaints, , to making' Use of the SATE NIT ANTISCOR p‘ jou "c DROPS will have a decided Opinion as to the rob. Ability of Success. . errns of Attendance May be known at the Dispensary, ° A ;_ l 5, Soho square. 1„, 5 there • ate numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spils p4rirY's Patent Antiscwontic Drops, with the King's duty in black ink, in bottles of ss..6d. double bottles 10s. bi s „" i rke , 1 as duty included. Compotind Essence, Bs. is,.Soho-square, Loudon. - GENUINE MEDICINES. 1,'....'11 11f following MEDICINES may be pro -04 ;,- Cured genuine of SHAW and EDWARDS, 66, St. ' 8 CI •.(1 Lure . t, s(tt -ualsaaa of Honey 3 6 JuniperEss. • Pepperm.. 1"1' tlaii, ice of Waterdock 3 6 Roche 's Embrocation.. 0 v ve tines Bilious Pills 2 9 • Robberds's Cough Dr. 2 9 Ai a. :' l 's Jesuits Drops 2 9 Junip r erEss•Pennyroyal 1 11* Cerate 1 14 Seediman'S Pills 2 0 lu a b , u S Cou g h D ro p s 2.6 S p ilsbury's Drops ..... 6 C. ) .‘lua Tooth Powder 2'6 Greenough's Lozenges 11 1 Wi t i e lPsOrientalCord. 4 6 - Inglis% Scott's Pills ; . 1 li. ; * v 'Welch's Pills... 2 9 Salt of Lehiens V,l"rs Pais - 6 3 Singleton's .Eyc Oint. 2 0 N e .;l t u s Vegetable Pills 4 6 Godbold's . Balsam.... 18 0 Cli t ,;' ° , 4 's Tooth Powder 2 9 Henry's Magnesia.... 2 9 W i 4; l 's Pectoral Pills 1 1i Hooper 's Pills, ....,. Antipertussi.. 2 9 Essence of.S.pruce .. • • a 6 Arhb C oltsfoot Loz... 1 lf Durable ink 16 * li 7 ts °37l - 1 4 Lotion 4 6 Rritisji Oil s Specificßemedy 0 9 Cheltentam. Salts .... 2 9 di 4s t ' above those with the star except ql) will have the ad- Nvi ler Pf Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, on the stamp r 4l ; 413 ° may he had . dvrry other Patent and Public Medi- Libe allowance to Merchants and Traders in general. I have the bonctuetO be, _ Gentlemen, Your very humble servant, , J. STUART WORTLEY. Wortley Hall,' Sept. 26, 1812 To the FREE acid INDEpEN'II,I 7 .N l EI,I , ,CTORS of the ..BOROUGt.I of,,SL-11,i)iL:c, GENTLMIE!i4 S it is gearaily reported that -Parliament is to be immediately dissolvoll, I again. address you, to request the honour of your support at the approaching Elee 7 tion. I hope to be able to call upon Many of you, but your ... number- is now become so great in consequence . of the re- , storation of Your Charter, (upon which,. permit me again most sincerely to congratulate you) that should it not be in mipower- : to' pay my respects to , eat , , I,trust you will believe, that tut . avoidable necessity could alone_ prevent my havi rig the plea, s'ure.of persomdly , soliciting your Vacs. I will only add that in the present arduqus crisis of public affairs, it shall be :sly earnest encyavour; should'l have the honour of being elected one of your Representatives, to proomyself deserv ing-of your choice; by a tirin attachment to the principles -of 'our excellent Constitution, as well as a particular-attention td your loCatinterests. ' I have the honour to be, Gentlernen, Your most obliged, and obedient Servant, BENJAMIN GASKELL. Thorne House, Sept. 26, 1819.. To the WMITHY and INT;;EP4NDEN'r BURGESSES of the BORA3U - Gdof BEitIVICK-UPON-TWEEP . . . GENTLEMEN, • ' ' . . ' FTIIE Dissolution Of Parliament affords me an ' opplut:ttinity of publicly acknowledging the high sense ,which I entertain of the honour you have on two former oc- ea..ion3:confeircd upon. Ine,. hy having chosen me one of your ,Itepresentatiye's in Parliament. ,Cc•psious of haying endeavoured to fulfil the duties of that important trust, by embrlieing ,every/occasion. of promoting the general prOsperity. of the Country, the local interests of the Town of Berwieli-upon-Tweed and your individual wel fare, I beg leave noiv again to offer myself a 4 a Candidate for the representation\ of youi- -ancient and independent Borough, and to solicit your votes and interest at the ensuing, Election. • • ttrust that it will not be deemed .presumption if I ground my pretensions' in a:reference to mY:pastconduct. Should havet,hehonour of being re-elected, it shall continue to be in . Ystudy - and my pride, to . prove myself not altogether unde serving of your confidence, and of the high distinction which your kindneskmayagain conifer upon me. ' I have the honour to be Gentlemen, . Your obliged and most obedient Servant, ALEXANDER ALLAN. 26, Baker-street, Sept. 30, 1819. To the WORTHY LIVERY of LONDON. GENTLEMEN, ripHE highest flonourwhich any Man can re ceive from his Fellow Citizens, is that of being placed "hy.them in the situation of promoting their. Intetests and. guarding their Rights„ . in the . Commons 'House:of Parliament. This great trust you have twice reposed in me; and to dis charge It faithfully, has been my chief study and greatest am-, bition. With this -conscionstiess I venture now to refer my self with confidence to you, upon the Dissolution of Parlia ment, to solicit the honourable distinction of being returned, • , for the third time, one of the 'Representatiycs of this great City. , .The friendship and kindness . of the Livery of London'will ever be remembered by me with sentiments of the 'warmest gratitude ; and will stimulate Me to still gr - e,:itei exertions, to promote by every,means :intrusted to me,' theswelfare of our free and envied Country, the prosperity of the City'of Len don, and the happiness of all ranks of my Fellow Citizens. have the honour to be, • With the greatest respect, Gentlemen, , Your faithful aUd most obedient, humble Servant, JAMES SHAW. America-square, Sept. 30,..1812. My Committee will sit (bit) ,at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, where 'your friendly communications m ill be thankfully received. To the WORTkLY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LONDON. GENILEMEN, . A. Dissolntion of Parliament haying taken place, I beg leuvc, in the absence of my father, Sir William Curtis, to assure you, that grateful ,for that distinguisned confidence which you have reposed in hint during lice suc cessive Parliaments, - he will, immediately upon:his return (which cannot belong delayed) pay his personal respects to -you, to solicit the honour of your support at the ensuing Election. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, • WM. .CURTIS, jun. 61, Portland-place, Sept. 29, 1812. - . N.B. Sir William Curtis's Committee will meet every day at his. Chambers,/ iu the ,Old• South-Sea House, - whei - e any copzununication will be.4la - nkfully r e.eivO. LOT H All that other MI, =SURGE, EN T. 7, F. NT and FARM, r.-ith the Apprirteipnceg, called KNO.'...ICE `otLc.r,vlg2 KNOAKES FARM, situate, lying, And bei in tit. Parishof 111.:, , Cii_LANDNF.7T0 - 1\;, ;:4c in the o ec..zpa.. lion ut the said. Thomas C;•o,n, as "febni“: th,t2of, of a i00(i Faillt-ilO7lFe dtid Oat ; I,9tls.es, and Seventy-tv7o Aere- of exc , .:tient Meadow, -,PaStfire,'ail.l Arable Land: These Estate:; are situate in a Sportiinz C - ;lntry on the dell of the fertile Vale , orßlaclithoore, about Ten mileF- from Dorchester, Eight froni Sherborne, and Four from Came; -and abound with Coppices and fine Oak, Ash, add Elm Tim her. • The Tenant'g Lease expires at Lady Day, 181, at the other usual and customary times of quitting Estates in those parts. • G. 17 The Purchaser will be entitled to the ..Rents and Pro fits from 1.141 y Day, 1:813. " 4,- 4 ,* For a•View Of the-Premises apply to the_ Tenant, and for printed Particulars of the Estates, at the Oilice of Mr. F. OAKLEY, Of Do:xis ester, Attorney 'at Law : at the Auctioneer's; the Farni Hodse, at Armeswell; at the Principal Inns and Li brari‘‘..s in the" Towns of Sherbornt, Shaftesbury„ sidport, Maadford, Salisbury, and Exeter, and at Messri. PtAßSO:tii, Solicitors, Pump-coart, Temple, London. LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICI',:SH/RE. SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In London, (unless previously etiiposed' of by PriVate • Cont.v.:et)., rrHE ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, nearly midway betweeil Birmingham" and. WarvVick ; consisting of an excellent Parsonage •Horie ' and 'about Eighty-eight Acres of ,RiOx Glebe Land, and'tIaCTITHES belonging to the Rectory of the Parish, which cOnfains nowardS of Eleven Thousand ACceS, together of the estimated yearly value of between Two and Three Thousand ;Vends; the present In cumbent aged about 56-years. Printed Particulars may soon he had, at the Auction Mart; of Thouias , Ryder,' Es 9. Lincoln's-Inm; of. - 4lessrs. Richard son an,: CO. No:7, Lincoln's 'full Fields '•• of Joseph Hard ; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. - Stratford - 6n Avon ; ';1 0 1 wit :i W 41) ,- Webb, and Atmtto4,6 . bury, who will treat by prieate contract.. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was ptiblislied, • Number . I. 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' Of whom ma}'be had, • The &Centric Magazine ; or Lives of remarkable Charac ters; now publi-hing• in• Numbers, price 6d. each Number embellished with Three Portraits. ' The :%.ktiopolis. of England. displayed; or an Epitome of Lon ; published in ',. , titinibers, price Gd. oulbollished with • beatitifuly tin graved Views... tiun. J/ S. C' OBE, iluistant Sec. BANTU:IIS" LICENSES. Stand,-Office, LoudOn, Sept. 19, 181 Q. IVOTICE is hereby giVen, that, by the Stamp - - L2 ll Act, 48 Geo. 3, e., 1 , 19, all LICENSES 'gianted to Bankers or others, to issue Promissory Notes, payable to the bearer on demand, and to be re-issued, will expiA on the lath of October next, am: that they mtist be re newed within One Month from that day, or penalties will be bleurre d. : That as separate License must lie taken out for every place where the Notes :than be issued, uniess•the persons to be li censed had issues their :'; , Cies at seyera; places before the id July, 1 803, and originally obtained one License far all sea. places On whieli case only, they Will be again iucluded in one License. • That every License must specify the names and places of abode of the ptcrsons to be licensed, an:d the name of.the place or places v there, and the name of the bank, firm,, or title under iihic h, the notes are 'to be issued; and Licenses to persons in pa rtnership must Specifylhe names, - and places of abode, of all the persons cone:ma:l in the partzership, 'whether all their names apllear in the Notes or not; and in default thereof the Licenses will be void: With these par. ticulars a specie ten of the Netes must also be left at this Of, five, by the persnns applying for such Licenses. That a penalty of 100;. for every offence is imposed on the issuing of Proi nissory Notes, of the description aforesaid without a License, or at any other place, or under any other firm or title, than is specified in the License ; and a penalty of 301; eve ty Offence is imposed on the issuing of missory ;Notes ,of any description, or Bills of ExChaNe, not duly staniped, .and on the re-issuing of Promissory Notes not allowed tp .he re-issued, as well as on the re-issuing of Notes allowed t) be reissued after the period fixed .for that purpose. The Cotumissoners of Stamps having had occasion to pro secute several country Bankers, for the • Penalties incurred by their disregart of the provisions of the Act, this notice 'is given that all p, ‘isons concerned "may in future • conform thereto, and avoid the penalties for which they will otherwise be prosecuted; ane that persons applying fur Licenses, may conic prepared` Win I all the !equisite. particulars to be in-. serted therein,--with uut which the'Liceuses cannot be filled up, mitts to protect t he parties against the penalties of the Act: By order•: of the Commissioners, WILLIAM KAPPEN, Secretary, RENOVATED HEALTH. I T has been too frequently the subject of just and - .general reprobation, that men destitute of thaaaementi of the medical att,have ()tiered themselves as candidates for public is.ttionaas in the procession of physic. .Fat the purpose of doing justice o the , resu It of Our studies and experi.. nee, and to preventus from being classed among those . empirics whose hat prudent pretensions have, unfol timately for society, been too favourably waived, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statemeat of our pursuits and ac- . quirements. . After having received a regular medical educa tion as •the pupils of Messrs. Grindeil and 13lizvd, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London' hospital; we entered ourselves• as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches' of anatomy, surgery, the theory and Nraetice of physic, Chemistry, midvaifery, botana, tac. Sic. 'by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black., flarnilton. Duncan .and Rutherford. • We trust we shall nos be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and .. acquirements are not inconsiderable. Haviag kir a long te.ies of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, thepartieular -objector cur stlidies and it-rattier, it will, we hap; be allowed that.we have acquire suPerita kilow ledge of their treatment and cure: in Slight and recer i'' pses of iNfettion a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in. acteracy, where other practitioners have failed Of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. Arnidst the melancholy variety of disordets.witich are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by •tlie youth of both sexes, there arc none more alarming or noire distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre queptly prevent or. embitter the matrimonial state. To sin: II persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, he restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong; manly, and , vigor. ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal inteclian, we may be consulted tat patients of either sex wirh the gleat. est secrecy and honour. Hours° :consultation at home front ten to three, and item 6 in the evening till to at night. - Patients in the country are requested tO•state the particu. lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. keata... closin&-,a remittance tor advice and medicines, when the same will be giVen, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure atiat secrecy. so essential• to our undertaking, the postage (.f letters May be addeal-to the account tot inedi cites. / , • - . • CURRIE and Co2SUrgeons, No. to - , Hatton-garden. 4.3 . Messrs. Currie and, Co. have Certificates from the above respedable Professor of London and for the diligence, skin, and humanity, with which they Aier nmed the citifies assigned them during the tune they At tended their Ledures and Practice. MAILS. A.P.R1VED....1 Heligoland. Due-1 Cadiz, 1 Lisbon', 2 Get tenburgh, 1 Waterford. iio