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Empire to the present inottient, It details thq true Principles according to the Laws oft rarity. and the P.ovyers t tic I ever, and iulapts the practice equally to I.lttelions' and. to I alividuals, giving po‘yer,of.bo to t to the I ndividnal, and doubling the number Indivicluals in the saute space irl the•erisis of close Adion: • This monr•tittptli filthied is cht4iddtcd in 19 Pktes, by Lee, wings by 11—•Srrtirke, jun. .and by a Copy of the Grit, Ibirgornezi Letter to Sir Win, Pitt, &c. • •• linteied n Statiotteri , ttall, :Ind sold hy Egerton,W Itite -11311 ; i autcirr, Pon , t-str'eat ; moods, Paternoster-row ; and • Royal LlCchailge, 1111.' 1 E1 , 11AL 1,Al?1,1J.11EN1, HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNESDAY, JUNI: 2;.i. Tan T,,and Mtdem n C ptioon-Aidation Bill Ny43 r , ;i1 , ..t a se,.!oxl tiraL., and conunitti4d for to- MorroWo iNT.l)re's Div0r,..,3 Bill was read a third time and paii:ied. 4 Mr. A.t.rtkA . .../nr.it, Slr 3. W. ANIMIRSON, Mr. Ntr. ztud othor Mein ildvx Conniu;n3, brought up the I,lq Bill, uid soAm.l otlwr Bilk 5 xvhich f'; tim. Mr. iii t' Indemnity through a Cmo ;lnd LV,I3 repOrt,!;l. \VM. :korr, an..l ieveral other Members of the fiLme o ConitnJt* broultit up the Pohr elerif ) y 13:11, which Was•read n -tir.,t tin w, and WC3- 'on Divarze mtnm:d Vroed GArdner's Divorce Bit', paj:ied through a Cern ri)ktte, and wai T 11.2 3 -, !3(i;.v ? A ir;to it Cormnittco on tilt Stipendiaq Bill. A (:onversation of ensuL: 1 bf7tweon the Bi,hop. of St. A. , :.,31.thi the Lora Cbanceitor, the Archbi4hop of f.,anilerbury, the 111A-hopof. LOadon,:., find f,,Ord. I Lir rowby,,r4simll';:. tc) various Cladies and Arriendatent;;; ‘l,hicll tici. bill passe:l through the Commhtee, ntid itcport, was 01 Li d t o I) received to • jNirrAc:lNictrr OF T.ORD MELVILLE. Mr. Warrniug.l.-o, a r ecompluird by. Nlr. Fox, Mr. 1 ."; , ,,y, Mr. Wixnu‘m, Lora TLNI Mr:, Mr. Aldcr 11,j ' l / 4 ..0)(B v, Mr. W. \`v awl about fifty rather laenll , azi cf :be ifowe of. Commul, brought iy a whicth .Mr. \VIIITIMEAD read at. lilt. Pia,", : " MY LOHPSy " Jo the name of the ComrnOttS of the United Kingdom of treat Utitain and Ireland in Parliament assembled, I am . ,f.ontinatided to Impeach Ilcury Lord Viscount Melville of High Crimes and Nlistletneanors. And i do here, in their Winn, aid in tlic name and behalf of all the Commons of (i.-oat It ritaip and Ireland, Impeach the said Henry Lord Viscount of High Crimes :mil Misdemeanors. • " And, I am farther cotinantled . to acquaint your Lord. :h;ps, that the House of Commons will, in due time, exhibit p‘i:•ticular A rtiqles of lutpoaeliuient against him, and trial i.e r , :r - 1 sitnei! • • . T 11.! Areilibers cif tlie Ifouse of Cornmoni then • i\iegago was vaci by the Lon (".H L , rind - deixm hod thc'Toble. • 4),',1 : . 1 , TAti'1f , C..). tin to•rii9nl.o,W, • HousE OF COMMONS. , NVEDNESDAY. JUNE -26. • The StCR ETA RY AT WAR presented an Account o . f the EtTeCtive,Strength of the Regular Army on the Ist of June.—Ordered to lie on the Table, and to be printed. Mr.-Wm. DICKINSON presented certain Accounts relative to Naval Stores in the Doek-yards, pursu ant to the Order of the Hol.l:ie.—Ordered to lio on the Table, and to be print( d. Mr. Rost?, brought up the Report of the Thames Cartage and Ballastage Bill. The Amendments were agreed to, and the Bill ordered to .be read a third time. • _. A Message` from the tOrt.lt informed the I fpuse, that their Lordships had tiotZ:ed to the Seamens' Encouragement Bid and ° the Bark littYaling Pre vention Bill, without' any Amendments. Mr. JouNsox, frau the Office Of Chief Secretary for Ireland, pre: wined an Acceunt, of the manner in which the Sum of !00,0001. granted by the Parlia ment of Ireland to the Dircaori General ?f Inland Navigation in Ireland had been disposed dered to lie on the Table,' and to be printed. 'The. Sheffield Road Bill, and the,Poor Clergy Bill were read a third time anl pasSed Mr. U. Doxims brought. up the Bill for the Int provetnent of Leith Harhour read a finit time, to be read a seeond.tiine. The Irish Loyalist' Compunwtion Bill was read a third time and passed.' _ . Mr. V ANsITTART took thrit opportunity of stating; that with ropdet, to ,another Commission to which allusion had been made on a former day, he had the assurance of time Irish Government, that, as soon as the Claims now I ? eihre them should be disposed of, the Commission . wyuld be put an end to, whiCh would probably take place before the term fixed by the Bill for the duration of the COMmission to which it referred. . • Mr: S. BOURNE moved, that an ,Mumble Address lie presented to His Majc4y, that• he would be gra ciously:pleased to dire& that a further Account be made out of all Sums issued by Hii Majesty, pursu ant to Addresses 'of the Mouse, which had not been made good by. Parliament. Ordered, and that the Address: be presented by such Members of the House as are of His 3.l.lajesty's Privy Council. LORD iIELVILLE, Air, WHITBREAD, pursuant to the decision of the House last nio•ht went up to the Bar .of the Lords attended by a great number of Members, to acquaint their Lord,thips, that he had been com manded by the Commons of the United Kingdom in Parliament assembled, to impeach Henry Lord Viscount Melville of High Crimes and Misdemea nors. - • Mr. Wilmittv,An, on his return, aNuaigted the House, from the Bar, :that pursuant to the Order of the Speaker, he had gone to the Bar of the House of Lords, and impeached--Henry Lord 'Viscount Melville, of High Crimes and. Misdemeanors ' • and had also ,acquainted their Lordships, that this l-fouse would, in due time, exhibit particular •Articles of Ithpeachment against hig Lordihip, and Make good the same. , Me. WHITBREAD then moved, 'that a Cornrnit 7 te9 be appointed to prepare Articles of Impeach ment against Henry Lord Viscount Melville.,—Or- • dired. On the Motion of Lord TEMPLE, Mr. Warr tutEAD was appointed one of the IVembers of the Committee ; and on the Motion of Mr. WHITBREAD, the followin:; :".lemb;:rs were aso appointed to the Committee Mr.' Fox, Mr. Grey, Mr. fibti ttLot, Lord !Iron: Potty, Lord NI arsium, Mr..Giler„ Lord Follistone, Ntr. Dr Lawrcocc Mr. Holland, Mr. Caltrafr, 11r. Kinnaird,. Lord Purch:.:lter, Lord Arl:h. Ilanatiton, W. ‘Vynrw, Mr. Jekyll, Mr. and Lurd'renapil. Mr: Crecycy, I\4r. ITLIULAD then moved, that the .Tenth Report of the Com Missioners of Navalinquiry, and the Report of the Selpa Committee on said Report, be referred to said Committee.—Ordered. It milts'alsoordered on the Motion of Mr. WlllT rtlzEgin, that five of the Committee be a Quorum— thatrhe CoMmittee do meet at to o'clock to-mor row in. the Speal,er'3 Chamber—that they have power to send for, Persons, Papers, and. Records-:--and that they hat-e power to a:ljourn from time - to time, and from place to place, and report, hurt time to time, as it shall appear to them, to the House-- , and' that th., shall 'have power to sit cluthig- the sitting of Parliament, notwithstanding any adjournment of the House. Mr. PosTita brought up a Bill for regulating the CelleClion of the Customs in Ireland;---Reada first time,. and orckted to he read a second tiro& on 'Fri . day. The Irish infirmary, and the Bank, Forgery Bill, :passed through Committees.—Ordered to be report ed to-morrow, Mr. Fe stunt brought up the Hewth Harbour fin-. provement Bill.—Read a first time, and ordered to ri, , ad :I second tinie,to-ntorrew. Th e 'Woollen MattufitEturers' Suspension Bill was read a third tinier; and, after a short •con versationt. on tiu..r Motion of Mr llooar, that Conn i pith va l n e ga ti ve d sel be heard gairiA the Bill, . w ith o ut a diviF.ion, the Bill wits Th c u t . L .,,, , ,;r 1 . 1 .011 of 'the F,:c,.cutiquiin, punuant to not ieo,'lnove.l for, and obtained leave, to brliwin a Bill tO enable EU;. Majesty,to appoint additional !010:14,;;;iorwrs tor tht better exaMining and auditing ccrnlin Accounts pc tu. it 13ritain. Commirri:f. suPPLY. The Frouse, on Motion of the CilNNer,;.l.l)l( of . 140 Ex:cap lu t wet into a,Connuitteo UI Sup= ply, to which the t ate presented on Tuoiday ; the Petition, resp::,aing the' Sierra LOOM EA:11)1kb -111Ont, .lind flat Report of the (7,onnnitteti respeaing the :Naval Asyltun, were referred. In ,the Com- . mittee were voted the stun of 14,0061. , for the Sierra Conquin x5OOOl, for prosecuting I"y i s cr o, veries in the Interior of Africa ; (40,01)1)1. tar my a AN::l‘al Asylum ; and 9 t 761. :is. rency; as a provi,,ion fOK coni Frott;ii..Ts iii Irelinuf, from the t,th ij January - , 1,.k?();:.,, t,(l the4 - 4th of Janu:!ry; 1805. ' The flouse - was then resiuned,, and the Itepo'4 ordered to be t'eceived-to-morr , T,v,.. On rhe ot - Mr. VA 3 At:count was:orderod of 16c. Amount of net ,produce , br thc-Perar.urenty.nix.,,l the qt tti 03 0: N. 150 .ACCOI.I:It el" of 7 .l)llties i.„"0 torts and ritelse. thargoil, as outstanding on the, s.th of 'April, .1804, and the sth of April, 1805 - , re speetively, diititiguibling the permanent.. from the temporary Duties. COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS. The , House went into a Committee of Ways and Means, on the Motion of Mr.VANSI;rTART, and re solved, that an additional 'Duty should be laid on Spanish Red Wine imported into Ireland, in pro portion to the additional Dut) laid on the same Wine on its importation into Great Britain. The Itc.port - was ordered to be received to-morrow. In a Committee of the whole. House it was after. , wards reolved, that it was expedient that such addi tional Dytty ahould be charged on such,Wine im ported into Ireland. To be reported to-morrow. Mr..lEureltY put off his Notice, which stood for to-morrow, to Tuesday next. The Paddington Coal Bill, the Warehousing Bill, the I ,:)00,0001. Exchequer Bills Bill, the 8,000,0001. I:xcheqUer Bills Bill, the 2,500,0001. Exchequer Bills Bill, the Custom-house Officers' Fees Abo lition Bill the English and Scotch Spirit Exporta tion Bill, and the Cochineal Dust Duty Bill, were read a 'second tine, and ordered to be committed to-morro w. The ,MTc)ollens Day Free India Enportation and the Expiring Laws Bill, were read a' third time and passed. The other Orders of the Day were then di4osed of, Ind the House adjourned. .. , ~,' From the LONDON GAZETTE, Juno ; 1805. Inr-Office, June 25, 1805. ROYAL STAFF CORPS.' William king, Ziti - nt - 7 7 t - c; - be Ensign, viCaDunclai; deceas.l. ••• STAFI, 7 , • John Penniston Milbanke, Esq. to be Paymaster of a Re . cruitii,g Distriet, 'vice Harvey, resigned. To be Assistant-Commissaries of Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the Forces•—Williain Stokes, Qent. William Grieve, • Ccomistion in the tVandsworth Volunteer Infantry, signed by . . . . - :be nee Lientinant.of the County of Surrey. Lieutenant W. B. Luttule.y. to Captain...vast iitlizigruiS, promoted. Dated tune to, tBos. Constnieried signed ify the , Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex.' Janus Itoetl, Esti. to be Deppty:lieucenAnt. Dated Much 23, ILS. ' , ANA: RUH'S. George Baonet, of Leeds, soap,boiler, to surrender Tuly tz, 13, and August G, at four, at Williarn'Ward's.. iiinholder, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, London ; .or.Mr..Wainewright, 1.&110, Alice Harnpson,ofll , l - ancliester, alehouse-keeper, to iiirrender July it, and August 6, at three, at the Higher Royal Oak Inn, Maricet . ..street. lane, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. William Edge, Black-square, Manchuster. Hugh Carrol and .Itobert-iluddock, of Manchester, -mann.: taeturers and 'en.partnersi to surrender (nt , / 8, tt, and August 6, at three, at the Higker Ku) al Oak lan, Man. cheater.. AttornieS, Mr. S. Edge, Manclicster ; or Mr. S. Edge, Inner Temple.. Londolt.' Thomas Farmer Careless,. Or Counteicstreet, Southwark, Surrey, corn.claandleri to surrender June 29, july 9, anti August 6, at one, at Guildhall, Loikion. Attorne), Mr. Chaphuin Barber, Chancery -lane. . • Henry Haywood,. of Rsin,gate, Kent, butcher, to surrender June 29, July 6, and August 3, at one, .at ( DOH. Wiliiiilll Eland andWaltef Phillips, of Lambeth:road, Surrey, leathe.i.drcssersand co-parno.trs, trl,surrouler luty: Z 9, I illy 6, and Augusr6,:at tei), at Utnitllkall. Atioruoy, Nlr. N. Davies, Luthbury. 'lames Sinialt, or Thames- Ditton, Surrey, :-.tytir-boiltr, to stir ' rerigter lay 5, 13, ond August 6, at Qis!V..it, London. Attorukiy, Air. W, .Wcuu, t"tioot,ts-strext,,SQucti , wark, Surrtty. C Wiles Freiertck Sehinoll, of letwitt-street. Cripplogate, I.6ntion, tnerotaut, to surrettat:r I uue 29. i A us"st 6, at att.:, at I ;tadttall. A 1 . L.% I,c:snorts . , Bristol ; or Mri. G. LlA:uthi,,s, I lleory Elderton; of Bri!.!ot, money-scrivener, to s , Arenclitr. lily 2, 13, and August 6, at ten, at ultduati, L toratcy -141 r. ltobins, Bartlett -Buildings, Huloutti. July zo. William Vtl le‘y,lett„oi .street, stbutlttvark, Surrey, druggist, at twelve, at t..•tailaiial I, London. August ?; , I.IIIIOS W 11,1‘111$011, ei draper,' at ten,.at uuil.lhafl, London., • ' AugUst 'l3. Win Robert Anderson, of Throgtnorton-etreet, inachailt, uly 20. John Lane, Thomas Frazer, and Thomas lloyistOn," or NuAtolas-1..1e, Loudon, mat:haws and cu-pArtilCrS, at isvelVe July IG. ((m ofiewrytitteer, A ldgate, London, merchant and iii:)urer, at tell, at Gu11t.11.31.1. July I , •011 Wheatley, of Mark- tau., Loitaun, cum-I - az:tor, ut 'eleven, 4t • July zo. Lawrence Keir, of Throginarten-street, London, merchant, at te,,, at Guildhall. July to. losiAll, ) tit,pps, of Coptball-court,. Throgniorlon. street, London...blotter, at eleven, It duly Packer, of Chatauct•strect, Goodmares fields,,Middle.ieX, tailor, at one, at August 13. 'aim Cox, or Leighton lio - LL.,rd, Bedfordshire,. cora and flour merchant, at ten; . at Guildltall.'Loatton. July al. Colin Vatipiliar, fate of M,fddox-str,tt, St. George, Hanover-square Middlesex, builder,at ten, at Guildhall. July to, 1 4 1fitiatit ' Waterly Yeller, ot St. Paul, Deptiord, Kent, miller and maltster; ateleven,' at Guildhall. July to. Tinlinat; tVillrains and Mary Field, at A Iderspte street, !,)4.4t10rt, packers and ea:partners, at eleven • at ' July t 9, late of Bowen, Lincolnshire, money. scrivowr, OetweeTelevon .3d twelve, at Us Nets llth .'l.lll-'-1.1--•Thol,ing. Line() T ' Imy Thoiva Frogatt, of Matlock Bah, nerbyihire, itinkoper, at 'eleven; at the 1-leattlesion Deroy. July 16. deor t . , ,e Tauswell, late of Shattesburl,,Dorsetshire, botcher, at eteven, at the Red Lion 1 St?attesbuty. July 2 Q . William Crialklen, Of beintuk‘l,Kent,draper;at ten, at Guildhall, London. . • , CERTIFIC/171e . 5. 141 y 16. John §itupson, of lcingston-uPon:Hull, penwr. Robert Parkinson, of Doal,'Kont, druggist. Tpomas Keirnan i (4ray's-Inri.sgr4acc, Oi;tiverier. ' • MAILS. Agit Dnblin, Waterk:4l. 1)c, Hainbttrgh, • I Gortemburgh, t Lisbon . , ',Dublin, •i'Witterford.. PRICE :,' - 'l4i)cl‹.S • TINS DAY .kT TW o'cLocic. - 59i 1 Rect. Ann. . 58 „I Oninium - 4 A.` 1:1 S_LJ SCILiH•I QUI* HICERE, rAl.4unt AUDEAT ? 0 Ar 1) 0 N, TRUIISDAY, JuNt 27, 1805• Yrsrp.nu.ly Mr. WII;I2RP.AI)., accompanied 1 ?Y Mr. Fox,. Mr, GarY, Tptri.E, and several other.Metnik , rs of rarliamLl3, attended at the Bar of the House of Lords,' and, in the name of the f.:oinnlon3 of Great Britain and Ireland, iMpiacqcl Mr.t,vst.Ln of High Crimes hndsMisdenican- On the return of Mr, to the IlJuio Of Commons he moved for the appoirit.inant of a,("ounnittce to draw'up the Articles of Impeach . . Lucal. ; wflich 'w:l4 i'Vee4 to; And Lord TE)01.1 14,14 . . , . . . inkitately movea, that Mr. Witint CAD IfiCYli 1)0 one of the Membets of the said Committee,wl,Jl wee llso agreed to. - ,The other Managers \vere then.' witholg chosen, an tlm Motion of Mr: WIIITI3READ, debate or opposition. Of the Managers ap rioted three were Managers on the ImPeachment of M s. r , •.H.A.s-rmOs, viz. Mr. Fox, Mr. GREY) and Mr. Sit itIDAY.—Dr. LAWRENCE was one of the Counsel no the part of the Prosecution. ' • The Committee of Manag ers were to m eet tliii day in the SPEAKER'S Challl bet', to prepare the AP tides of Impeachment, and it is probable that they ordfo will be presented to.. the House of Ls' be 'the prorogation of Parl iament. The Trial will, w° believe, take place in . the House of 114ords, and will commence immediat el y after the Opening of next Session of Parliament. This' i m portant s' ll) j ea will now undergo a full and solemn investiatianhe' fore the highest Tribun al in this Country, tilere' fore • all further comments 'upon the ineriti; of ll' e case will not only be improper but illegal. W s ir ' . cerely , rejoice that the mode of proceednig by fin' peachment has been adopte d, because it i 9 more conforMable to preceden t, more suited to t he rank of the Person accused , and to the nature o f the LP ensation, and more calcu lated to procure a fall ia : t vestigation of every' part of th e case lhan a-Criollw • ..Prose eution before the ordinary rfribunals. f •If Lord MELVILLE had been tried theP(l'3ft° ' King's-Bench, he would undoubtedly have be' tried before Judges whose high Legal kneage:i whose independence , and impartiality, eati lieve l o a moment be.questioned ; and notwithstandinPie Artful and persevering attempts that have beeiel, t 9 j•klianke. tla Public Mind against Lord iN113v113',,,. we have no doubt but that a JUITI 66ting' u nder . t tr ; .soleinn , obligation of an oath, would have div e , f ,., their minds pf all prejudice, and have decided Pi:. and conscientiously upon the evidence before t ,.. , , , i 11e , though , But the strkt adherence ' to' technical,; which mark the proceedings .Of the Cou rts °C r o . mote the ends of Justice, yet•frequer'tlY coopdct.,7o Courts to* decide upon a Case without procee t° Courts the investigation of its general merits' An CrN- • A.Fied SI the PrOceOdillgS, though wholly. unconi,-- ••;e4 required in the legal •, . A scii , • and in general calculated to,Pt,_ the moral guilt or innocence of, the pors o -4 ' k , 4 1 frequently leads to hiS . acquittal. Stich is th e n ~. ' . in i o:" that errors have been found i I idienienu n , ' n i JO ens , a l/ formatiOns drawn up by the ablest fdawY - ' - 1 . .I,‘niii,,ll lArl'iti' person accused has been ticquittedi .0-7 - ,, e . ni oP proceedings in iv I no doubt whatever 'Ootild'be entertained 0 1 '' ' c i l ,1 so ni () guilt. Upon this Caseewhickhas engross(' $ of the public attention, decisioU take place upon a poitik of 11 : fili r d . ),llv High Court of JUdicature, before whic h ''''•°- -. ll ' s uitt vie4E. will be is not bound by' st le . 4 ~, .. , ,,. of the c'.. rules of prodeeding : the whole !net ° j • e3 jki; will, tliei'efore, be folly, i .nvestigated, and 'it' ~e, t o fieti 4 sion will, Of 'course, be founded on inipar we should be sorry to s e e fo :. . ----........- . _ IN L., JO' . LAST night in the House of Cornrtv'n, s ' lte 0 0110 FERY deferred his IVlotion relative to the S t ` to e . kaminislrel 1 Navy during Lord St. Viscirc) J 1 till Tuesday next.. ' ' ' IN - rtu.ic , ENC Mexico. from been manifested z is•salid to have been reccil.'" .11.1 very alarming Insurreaion that has talxn pic`''',,,,j ect against • the esportation of,re. 0 Strong ohieEtions, it is understoJ; urgedorri that Country to Spain. lioe ollieti°"s 0 ' t 1 by the chief Inhabitants ; but the Gy e .. r ai a '' ' ‘ ,/ d as determined to oppose their'. • 'The gr°, °ll 0 , , the °bigeiion ~wa,; the' alledged danger (lot all ,A .ttbleo IP propertyexported at present NV33 (lot t ~, i 3, into the hands o f the English. O n the o th , :r l' a . ei )less Spain.' can get supplies to ,P;l3' her r,,1'1,!,,' and to gratify the demands of her Friends pid ;1,..-" resting and important Nook Or to the mosivioient eleesses between the 006.. jote nt l principal Mereliants at Mexic, 01 ' thii ttillNilereiiirore.:7lc, Ihlaantdilse.Liumaaytt:lscae biliitiliCSS. bar Mrs. Yesterday n 1 thr l morning L-Ils ,MAJOSTT, a-L ,k,yde, L.,CE.Ss,v,:SAUGIPT,A, SONIIA, and irtmeW:,, .:0,3 il,i 'PrirN I°Tonc. olii)t FMtrilsT;lll, ,General. ..1.1.',i1:/...i..i01,;0:,,,,,a1 egssns went to,Frogniore. ; ;,PC )• transact d. h ' '1" IVI 1 . ..' 0-;V'' , I L e usnoss at ,oro i nigiar,, 0 0 , ~,1!)., The Dogts of Yong and Stlf,W-, _,''',v`";;;.: oi.'' by the Duchess of D , 001, 31 ' d ''' Pv ' 4 'Whitehall Stairs,in'ind°ll‘;ent ta visit tile Nt"\'l, si til 4 1)°C1". 11 . . .. I • ti ' 010 e 11111111,1 of Dist' eti 3‘ °took w:ite 'c'tS,l•l,oo ley returnec in it , . • evening., , , ~ ~,, s ic': Lord EponocllDE gave a Grand Piol'''ti,:, crt,, day at his house in John- treet. Alol.lg j),,,,.:,'',' were the Marchioness of DowNsniar ~t • Giti;Nol'''' Countess of Serros, 'Gencr:i. •• 4 , GASCOVIt, BCC. ''' '111)01•P-4' Lord e ' ' ' clegatit 1)1 1 i4,011`; .....LE.amoNT gave via _ f i ii• - is day, at his house i' in Beriteley-fxf,,orc,.\tfr,:,o.l.,'l LOrd Sonaly, Mr. F141./I,loEtt, -‘o.' ' ' a large, pott4,.:of Fashionables. 1 ,, pilinel..eo Lord ST.:I4EAF.:O gave a Ftunptuot.,,f to.gt , 9: , ercl3Y. at:his howe in littriviiPl)-''',„;o4 ',','',,,b, party'of Foreigner 4 of Dibuo,:tioti; ;0; :al v 7 ere Uount and Col,lnte;,; STALOO tel... NLIN,IiiS DE 1....civa0.41, 4'..1. Itlora:rkl..tot tobek:Annetii:ls2:3es.ilsik;d:sGAti"l°.°o:ll.7,tj'l:.rilPt,e,}:ll.titoti Pelersltserday;:lmEt „ w