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i ir . . . , •• , i m • .., ~ 0 - MAILS. AR ti Tv v 0---iGottenburgh, iDublin, 1 Waterfura. Put-1 liarnburgh, D . ttblin, Waterford, • PRICE 01 STOCI'...S THIS DA Y AT TWLLV g o'cLocr.. Consols 5911 I Red. Ann. 59i I,Urnniurn - THE SU.N. $Ol3l/1 Q. 4111 DLCtitE. LAI.SIII4 AtIDEAT ? L 0, N 1) 0 N, TUESDAY, JULY (2 3 , 1805 t BY the Gottenburgh whic'h arrived this morn ing, we hue a T(Tort, whit 1 .1, if true, is tnot im portant, and will doubtless cans?, considertble sensation in Europe.----It relates to nothing, less than the recall of M. Novoswrzorp by the Court of St. tersbu rgh, in consequence of the coital&of BOCA FARTE in 'ltaly. We shall forbear.commenting at length upon this circuntsonce, which must necessarily lead to so inav important consequences, until we are assur.i , l ,cif its truth. In the mean time, the following is the Lett:sr we have received, which contains the in telligence alluded to " Dity,SDEN, JULY 7.—ri is reported here that the coldtt6l of BoN4IARTE, in having at this time added Genoa to the French Republic, has given conch of fence to Itushio, that the Court .of St. Petenburgh has thought proper to recall General NovosILTZOFF from his mission to Paris. is also said that (as a measure of precaution) the Ktuo Of SWIMEW is going to sell, or put under On. plotoCt:on of RuSSia, all Swedish Poinerania." At a late hour lasi. night we received Paris Papers to the :1. ictn inst. wli scontainl the official account of Admiral Vit.t.lexiarvu of the proceedings of the ,Combined Fleets, and also the Letter ofLieutenant CLANIIT, 'who was sent home from Martinique with Dispatolp-. Tho apprehensions which Admiral VII,- LElgr.cvn felt - of falling in with Lord Nr.Lsorr, from the moment he left Toulon, are very evident from .his Letter. Ire is very particular in describing the fains he took to avoid4neeting the British Fleet in the Mediterranean ; and so much afraid was be of being pursued, that; when he arrived off Cadiz, he wrote a most pressing Letter to the Spanish Ad viral, begging him to get under weigh immediate ly, and assuring him that there vvas not a moment to be lost. Ike was joined at Cadiz by L'Aigle,.a French 74, arid by eight Spanish Sail of the Line, under the corn, mind of Adriliral GRAVJ NA. Admiral VILLI4t4EuvE proceeds to state, that having on the 9th of May rt ached the latitilde prescribed in his Instmtaions, he trarisniitted to Admiral GRAVINA hiSDiVatches, inimediately took ,under his'separate command six Spanish ShipS of the Line, two French Frigates, and two Brigs, and sailed _upon., a separate Expedi tion. Weare, we confess, considerably puzzled by this part of the French Atlinirar s Letter.' The French Fleet •that sailed from Toul 0 n Consisted of eleven S.til of the Line ; they were joined off Cadiz by .eight Spanish And One 'French\ Ship of the Line, making altogether 0 0 Sail, of the Line. If were true that . AdmiraY. PRAVINA was detached from the Fleet with six Line of Battle Ships, of course only 14' could have re maina Mil Admiral "srittsrEuvri, arid yet on the t.trli `Of \JJ -Sail .of the Line were distinctly teal:, from tho, Diamond Rock going into Martinico. An- OI hex diffit4ty anises with respeato the o the Spaniih Spa,iron it separated from the Fleet - on ly five (lap; before the latter arrived at Mar tinico„ and when Lieutenant CLANIST .was sett . borne with Dispatches on the Bath of may, the spanish S madFett was hourly expected at Fort ',loyal. If Trinidad had been their ebjeet, they certainly rivio. have reached It before the sth of June, on which day, Lord N, ELM* wag off that Island, and v, - as informed that no Enemy had been seon. Bin whatever might have been the object Oi the-sepuat , : , Expedition of the Spanish 1 4 1/2.et„, it is clear, from I.„ient.. Cr.,..141W4 Letter, that the two Y1,e,41 were afterwanis to attenipt some Enterprize in eonjunaion, probably an attack upon Jamaica ; * . or sap;, they were only wy.ititig for. the return pf Ginhvt244 to sail, It appears,ito-Arever A by etcpeCted ti rival of Lord Nntsow had so,corn plpt;ly frightened the Ertmeb Admiral, that he de iertniped to p.ve him elf by , precipitate friit, leaving his.faithful Allies to shift fot themselves. Sincq writing, the pbove we have received Pris• rapers to the 1 4 7th t . and Dutch to the vt)th, from which we haveroacie the following extraas EXTRACT OF A DISPATCII }TON ADMIRAL VILLENEUVE. " Fart dr Fraucr, May r The last intelligence which we have received frorn St. Domingo is of the Lilt of May. Every thing goes on verfealy well : the bands of DrsiA LINS have been completely beaten and repalsed from the Sparii:h part of the Island, " Dssp r.trts, obliged to raise the Siege of St, ,The Blacks are divided, and in a state of corn ple te anarchy. " St. Domingo and the Spanish part are corn , pletely provisioned, and the Spanish Colonies in a good situation. • " Terror prevails in all the English Islands; Mar -1.1l Law has.been every where proclaimed. " The.reports circulated here lead us to believe that Trinidad is defenceless, and that it is already evacuated. I have not, however, any positive news, and I wait the return of several vessels which I have sent on CruiZei or Expeditions." EXPRACT OF A Ll,rrnrt FROM NEW-YORK, JUNE 14. ", The' aifitin; of the French tire all at, once re estallish6cl in the. Spanish part of St. Domingo. The Black Army which had advanced under the walls of St. Domingo retreated to the French part in a state of disorder. ' of which Gen. FERRAND profited NI ill, much ability and success. The Negroes have been cut to pieces by the forces which pursued thwn.- " W 6 understand that A general ernbargO has been laid at the Havannah. All the, Transports which could besfound h:tve been colle6ted, and provisioned for 40' or 45 days. They seen destined to take on board about 't 500 . Spanish and t6OO French Troops, composing au Expedition, which is supposed to be destine& for St. Doming 6." PARIS, JULY 15.—The Marquis DE LUCCIIESIVII, Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Prussia, arrived -here last Thursday. The. Emperor has appointed M. DlTArrErtivt, Chief of the Division for Foreign Affairs, Counsellor of ,State. AM STEED JULY 1 9.--According to adVices from North Holland, Vice-Admiral DE WINTER, appointed Commander in Chief of the Naval Force in the Texel, has hoisted his Flag on board the Her- Peace has been concluded between America and .he Vacua of Tripoli. TIIERg has been a rep.,Tt (If an InsurreEtion in Holland. The miserable state ,of oppression in which the People of that Country are held by their French ProteEtors renders it likely that they would vent their discontent, and throw orr tne yoke, if it were possible; but we have not any intelligence that can give any strength to the report in question. No intelligence had reached the. Admiralty re spe&ing Loyd NELSON or the Combined Fleets when this Paper was put to press. trig Royal ,Ifighness the. PHI r: of WAT;ES had on Sunday a dinner early at Carleton liow. General ST.. nal , : gave a grand entertainment on Friday last, at hip heautifill villa on the Banks of the Thames,' near Kingston, to the PaiNCIE of WAt.tis, the DUKE of Susiv.x, the Marchioness of DOWN^- SITIEE, Dowager-Countess •of .ESSEX, Mrs. FITZ HERBERT, and about a dozen , other, distinguished personages. I)ocvner Lady had yesterday eVelling a se:- le& card party, at her house in Curzon-street, May- Fair. Lady HAMILTON, accompanieU oy NITS. BILLING.- TON, left town .yesterday for Brighton. Sir GILIIETVP HEATHCOTE had yesterday a selea dinner party, at his house in Grosvehor-square. Corintess PIIOIXONABLEY had last night. a grand musical party, at her house in Park-hum, which was attended by up , .vards of too fashionablos 7, after which her LaJyship gave an elegant supper to ttbout 40 of the party. The Marquis of Ilnarryonn leaves town to-tnor, row for , Weymouth, to attend the commands of his SommtoNT. The grooms and saddle-horses were sent off on Saturday last. The CoistmANDER in MUM? is about to cOmmence his annual tpur of inspation of the Troops, , Camps, and Garrisons throughout the kingdom. His Royal Highness will begin with the Eastern Distrid, after which he will visit the Southern, reviewing 'the dif ferent regiments, and examining the several forts and batteries along the coasts of Essex, Kent, and Sussex, aS he proceeds, On Thursday last the 7th (or 'Princess Royal's) Regititent of Dragoon Gutrds, corninandcd by Col. IM Anor, ..wcre'.revie*ecl by his Excellency ,- Earl Forces in North Britain, MoniA, Corninander 0(010 Edinhargh...: ilis expressed himself in the strongest-terms on the Sands of Portobello, near Lordship of approbation on the general good appp ar a lice • o f the men and horses, finds: tuore .particularly .Onithe very rapid Mode in which this excellent regiment performed theirmovernents.. Genei-al WurrEi,ocr, COmmatuler in Chief. in the 141 e of Wig ht; has taken the, late I\ir. 1161 i: se, in Cowes - , for his summer residence. , . Early on Thtirsday tuorning last two Offieerti of a Regiment of infantry, stationed in the eastern part of Sussex. met, with their SecondS, to fight a d ue l; but the cirouhaitance having reached, the ean:i of their Colonel, he interfered in time to prevent it. Yesterday 4e'nnight and last Tuesday.the. Ist and gd Divisiorn! the Leitrim Militia it - fuelled into Cork on their Way to Bantry. They,.breught. with them two prisoners 01*(41 w:th committing ii rape at Kilwortli Mountain on two (.) the Soldiers' Wives who accompaniedthe haggag, Edinburgh faces comtuenc,t on the c9th instant. The Stewards aye 'F,Ir Jon- fUttori MAXWELL, Bart. Sir HEw Mdka.“..Totili.aymn.E; Bart. and J. A. Tguria , ;-;cir, of (4ton. At the Winchester Races on Thursd= ay, Ladies' Plato of 60.1. was ,Won by Mr.. Day's 6*. The Ennt6-4' Plate of 401: given hy the Maintwir, of the county, Nva4 gained by Mr: David'it jOh4 Buff. •—• • NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, JULY 21.—Arrived thelsis Frigate from a Cruize in the Channel. The Pandour, which sailed hence yesterday for St. Helen's Pool, at Scilly, and Hornet Sloop of War, which sailed in company with her, both put back again and-anchored in Cal,vsand Bay, owing to a strong gale at South West. Arri'Ved a French Cha - sse Mar6c; anda. .Sloop laden with brandy and wine, captured on the French Coast by the iltatarite SloOpcifWar. ' _ Arrived the 'Neutrality, ELIESEN, from Dram, with timber for this Port. Letters received from the, Channel Fleet, dated the' 17th instant, _state, that they were all well at that date, and that Admiral CORNWAILIS had made, as mentioned'. in yesterday's Paper, a masterly disposition - of .the whole Fleet. Direelly on his receiving an account of the arrival of the 61- rieue s intelligence this day fbrtnight at this Port, • CoRNWA;.LIs's Fleetileaving a Squadron of obser vation off Brest, was extended from Ushaut. to.. Cape Finisterre,,and. if the Enemy's Fleet were seen- in . tat. 47. long. 18:W.11s described, great hopes may be entertained of their being caught. in a trap : at present,; tho' hopes are entertained, and those most sanguine,yet. the intelligence of Neutrals very ofzen proves falla-' cious, to serve purposes of their own. If the Enemy' . have not doubled on N4LSON by a ruse de guerre,, and bore up for the Chesapeak, which may be likely, as they were so. sickly, but have bent their course to Europe, with NEt.sorT at their heels, it is more than probable they 'will fall an easy . prey to our numerous and well-appointed. Squadrons in the home seas.- PORTSMOUTH, JuLY .--Arrived His Majesty's Hired Armed Schooner Charlotte, Lieut. Atli, from Plymouth, with Convoy from thence; ./3rQthcrs, P‘ERVIS, from Newcastle Freundschaft,. POUICK, from Embden ; and Carr, COULRET, from Guernsey . Sailed the. , Clinker Gun-brig, Lieut. GLEws, on a Cruize, Put back the Mazle, Sloop of War, Capt. PAR KER, with - the Convoy for Plymouth. The 114,-axle got aground at ,the back of the Island, but got off without any material damage. The wind blowing very fresh from - the Westward was the—reason of their putting back. • Brought in here by . His I\fijesty's Sloop of ,War Avon, Capt. SNAL.,7 Saint 'Anna San Antonia de Alms Schooner, from Oporto; bound to Bour deaux, laden with wine, sugar, &c. • SHEMINF,SS, JULY 20.—ArriVed L'lmmortalite, CRit. Ow 1 , ,5, and La Fkcha, Capt. T. WHITE (1), froM th^ Dons. • • • • Sailed the Maw lie Sloop of War, and /IMAM Armed Ship, with a Convoy for Twining= ; and Flora Frigate; having yesterday been paid bounty and two months advance, for the Downs. • Ships at this Part—ZA:alanct, Wiachelsea, Ceres, Magsysnime, Comhatao,, Dauntless, Vahrous i Flerincs An"tl.ltoSina'aiii - ed - Sliips , (Ve - arless, Gallant, Eiruest, I - iic;- brand, Gun-brigs ; ,aud several Lomb Tenders. , DF.AL, 'FITLY 522.— r Arrived from the Westward, and sailed for the lUver, several Sail of the home ward-bound Leeward Island Fleet. put back the Zebra Bomb, with the Convoy,. for Portsinouth. • Sailed the Fury Bomb on, a Cruize. Arrived the Rae and Renown tfe Frigates, Efril leur Sloop of War, ani several' other canzers, froLu French ofF the Coast, and remain. YARMOUTH, JULY 22.--ThE North Sea Squadron, under the command of Rear-Admiral RUSSELL, sail ed yesterday, p. in, on a Cruize off the Texel. s Arrived the Cora, froiu Oporto, with wines. Our Correspondent 4t St. Mary's (Scilly) informs us, that a pilot-boat from that Island lately spoke a Neutral from Ftlince, which inforthed that several Swedish vessels have been stopped again in the French Ports, We have, ici a limner Paper, notice,' th© French account of the contest which preceded the loss of the Quem,Charlotte Packet, Capt. MUDGE, on the 6th of May last, on her passage from Halifax to Fillmouth. We have now an opportunity of laying before our Readers a more circumstantial detail of that aflion, se honourable to Capt. MunGE, 'his Officers and men, with which we have been favour ed by an OffiCer of that Ship, as follows: At seven in the morning of the : 16th cif May, tilos, in lat. 48. oe. N. long. It. 20. W. we discovered a Sail on the lee-bow,' standing to. the N. W. She fetched so near us that We could, plainly perceive licit° be a Brig Crttizer, end that of an Enemy. • At; nine she tacked and stood atter us ; at noon she. got so.near that it was thought best to shorten sail, and bring her to action, with a view of cutting away her rnasts,'or rigging, previous arrangements, for that pur, prase, having Item made. ' A few minutes after we got very near to each other, 'when an exceeding hot tire, commenced on both sides •'With round, grape, and mus'ketry, and Was etnitinutafor Amu hour and tifty-livc minutes (,the 'French say two haws; and a quarter), the whole time not out.of the range of pistol Ono, The Queen Charlotte - being Row a per - feet wreck, and quite ungovernable, we were under the Painful necessity of Sinking thr, Mail and striking our ca lours to the private Brig ot W;lr L'Flirondelle, of Dunkirk, mounting . 16 lung carriage guns, and it crew of st 3 men, Capt. A leinas. The damage sustained' before we surren dered was as follows ;.guns on the side engaged disabled, one from shot, and, the other two, which veeru carrortacle,' bad guns in aittion,, recoiling, they being very badly, *: .lB rd ; h ilyards, and out-Wiuler.;„ toietop , • and halyards ; tore and toretop bow ' , •• :t•, • • '',cet,'foot of the tOresail in two places, : • :.• ; op sail ties, one- tore ant one tore •ce, main brace, toils tUlasaii . . hoWit, iilant tye, crass-jack bract.s end , • 1 4 h, and both toppinpltrts, all tin: bob . stays, three fore shrOuds on the engagini side, all ilia top. Mast shrouds, and one backstay, one topmast sroolnct one bnkstay on the other side, two maia shrouds and one of the topmast shrouds, and all the backstays on the engaging Side, and on the other one trawler shroud and two topmast shrouds. the Intact) rigging much cut ; the tomitt4st hail tac t round shot quite through it mid five stict,:ing in it; the Pia.. mast much damaged, and the mizen.utast much moro of with several shots which struck her hull. The Privateer had several shots in h:r hull, and the foremast badly woa d : eft, sails and rigging very much cut, but none her he/ sails -came down ; she-had nine principal Officers on boral. and 25 experienced Soldiers at small antis The C4ptain 0! her and the Crew, for the most part, are Flemings, who , I understand, have been etnployed in the smuggling lade•T: The Queen Charlotte had on bout 24 of her own CICW , o w , distressed subject, and 14 invalids front alifax, (iebiliatca from paralisee, age, and long service, but their 'torts rfsr: good, and they behaved With true tifiglish cOUtage. t? 1 Captain was wells upported by his Office's, and ►the mot r . , bayed very well. The Quten Charlotte had one man killed, and four slightly wounded. • L'Hirondel le Pei the Pilot alr two others killed, an , , two very badly :and flitir others slight y wounded. Her damage is such that it will Occasion her SO! time to remain tit Port to refit. The French Captain treated Captain Mudge, his officers, an d craw, very honaura)iy while on board." - .- Extraa from. The Calridta Ge'l'ettc o f the 17th ' Ilimary.—" Arrived in the rtiver Goges, 00'e°' day, the- Pprtuguese Ship Thereto, Captaill‘gu' tOLITER DE SOUZA, from Macoa, the tith Peam' her , in the ll' , and subsequently from MalaccA. .'' 'The Ship James Drummond arrived on Friday lest, front China, last from Polo* " Pn the lgth of December sailed from l'elleng' ' II tjovemupcsaitt,iy,w4ittlah spthrgeoFrrizto. uenotmrypany'S Ship filo?' dras i' and the Gmijaya, Parzzel, andlo6l/1151cdtrhot01f1,1'‘i,lact. je* t y, hound for .13engal. ' ‘.‘ On the goth saw a strange Sail standiogtot!'n,' Southward, 3allich proved to .W .the Caroline, 10"' Bengal hound to Penang. v '. Sl ll O ' .On the isl_, theHonourable Compote ' ~,e 3 Illqrquis Wellesley, and Pigeon Country ship , P: it , Ll company bound to Madras. (S)ln'ipt,-1 companyz f . rom - the. ~.. D aniel and Guni iv `' ill 11.38. N. " PiISSCIIgerS per lama Drummond...o a ptain P l i t itlt °f ' Ilis Majety's 6tn,Regiment - Licutenar flainPrn7(4;fictt Bengal. Volunteers ; Mr. Thomas I enking, late I.ipteddixi:i of the Admiral Aplin „East Indianian ; Mr. Ph ° g fruit) C hina I :• 44 • ,I• Gang e4 The Bark Matter arrivod in the An 1 on the 13th Jan. from Bomhal"." Indies. tem Purser.l. I s:i o Fo i of e ot r i: 0 : ji T , :k oe a rd ro t Y i:e Lord AyiE ,• - . • , •a to tho .‹,„_, n ~ Lit s BkiIICLEILC is `appointe Ai__ ,4_,ig,T. ; and Capt. PATI;It to thO' Bellona i , nt 1: . _:( 4 creta iiiiiipsfli. Capt. G. MIDDLETON' is appointed Vw,i," colnioner of the Navy, at Gibraltar, in the roPta.r, Copt. J . W . Imittisic. is appointed to the liii.,in.l!, Sir / . 5 * • Mr. JonNsoN, Secte.lry to Ilea AtiTir_.7i S vli al l :et i t s i of i:A4c COFFIN, is appointed Purser of the i ti, ',I:, ed rY a (Admiral MoNTAOV's) (Ace, ii lO W L, 's, at Deptford.. Mr. SAvres, oftbc j o il‘ t , ice (-)11 Wed Thomas' , Marine, lon • ' nesday Bowles, A ' codct .Marti to the ee rleo u s , was sentenccAl, by 3 i i 4, Frre:aotve:dir:o6:ll,ii..:: al held on him,to toceive '4OO ladics for °"''' Lion. ' Rear-Admiral I Sir' 1 . 1 ril,roi4 }nos talo the a. ictIAIIDBIcg ,ve Sit Command in-the'll,Tediterrailean, wan of the Line. —. „, . •0 4 The 'Juke of BEDrogn, and Sir HARRY Ftct a nido, so s i T . opERAVGIE, arrived. at Portsmouth on .-;,,0i54 .iewed . the Dock -yard, in company witlt vd sinner Si C.` 8 er r __• _ANTo7.4, Bart , . ri i; W - ' Colonel IVlAirt, Cornmandant at lioca, -OF pointed Commissary General of the rrpOpie°‘ ed at Weymouth. SitA An , - ' ' L., _ intmcan Creole, bound, some ittla.,,,i4 :their Philadelphia to 'A vas) c° l tiliaoc, , .eir phrase, '' silver coped," which i 5 M ilC , Or rt!sed at present in fiollland ; that is, gttins t '''' it i` t hei lean seamen into a state of intQxioti`',';lor,ll put Ling • rnonq into their pckets, alla ' : ;,;i0 S s veariug them in as having enlisted ill the f al t liq service. ;This stratagem WO made use 0, ~1 . 0 Iq7°f tills' Creole, who was' forced on bor-l!,irc'fil Sc bound, with forty others, along sll°l:trilet .1.) unkirk to Boutoe. • Indignant at the 1t.',1,,0r he had met with, 1.7 e detertnined to Seifie die i lii to portunity to entricate himself, and to I'Ll.llll o _baieness of the crimps who had detained ha.f, 04 •IlvursdaY rhornins, about one o'cloc1:1 lill;1570tP 1-'v°°the's' the Mate'and the Alastcr, sail''''''..vigtel ilotitla. . :- rhe - Creole contrived to 16.0,43 the ..„6 and .(he other man inebriated, and per3uadO _l7ifi to turn in to sleep, and he w0,...dd take the lieiiiic, the course, of the night he steered for the t,svoto laud, and was in the • morniug close to tine OP, Foreiand Light, off which he was taken th e bY.,,,. c r ab' Cutter, and brought safe into the Dosos. Tiros, has entered into the'Cutter, and the two IN are made prisoners. _-------------- IMY.ilfourg, Jtri-,%• ~,. 1 •. ,ester4'l OwING to the incesslint rain which fell y 4 ,16 . afternoon; we had no company.on PsPlan:ii4 the , _,.., 3 , and rain continues ti fall todaywit Pot c' c ' ti o , The Royal. FAMILY li,CollsequialCg Wen t t ° • , in_ their' catTia-ges. . ~,.. , re ttio The exertions of the . men employed ill'h ow" it "P the 4bergavenny luive Veil verY '-' cc ti ` . i, opa di (4-reat n umb of paekago ha% e been got _I }ors t ial. Is gener.illy believed here .that the greatest 1 . he repined. 6 Arrivals ot the King's flead I-TotF,,.: re Ilf,t: ), W o ad. It is . !4r! r. Tliotria,.Mr. , v . V . . 11011,101,iviitclf E q. Mr.. Perry, 1 tvi. Moss I idc, 1,54. ..........------* -.M M. I )s' ------ el at • CATAAI4II' the .I b t 1 S,r6cal rerfbrin .. ~.0 0 ce e raE.. . . it t.11 01 „0} , bon, has 'obligingly offered to eN.eri. 11,.. ,. °Ho r this Country at the model -ale reoros,:e •Apoifcet,t. for the season, and a clear teizcnt: 1 ' , ', , , 1 . to den'„ or the Opera has, it seems, thought l', 1 ?l, the LA" the propriety' 9 f givillo" SO snitch COO Q ' . a - notes. , '' . • 4'llghti °, Ito perforin•l icroo Mrs. StrmoNs is e ngagCL at , w , r care Dublin, where, she cotnineoce3 tlc. ' • Til‘ evening in the part of Be/video. jolcso The house latelfoceupied by fiarl, 0,0 AY' 4, f °r . 14 , ° *as sold to` at GOA Al.'r•-S, AO' e (cif guincl3-; 2vir. Core. The ii°, : 500 tiover, North Aadlev-itreet, was' sold at elf Geore • of 4400 gaine.,,i, to Ali% ilstiot, , fo' ti Hanover-square. Ifs' VDT „vol.. ' TheiT is _a notice shack up at ,„ii),,,,0. of Office, that all Letters for 00113114'.iiit, I. be forwaidcd as formerly frOlo the P , f ;r: j, v ilcel,"'lN 113eet3;1",...0. .4, . e, ... ..,..i : ;