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of the - IViedwNy; tome neteTICTS. Liu ."•...4 iitritht lobe kept in repair, and the charge in the !IN - Omen al estimate had been reduced from 12.0001. to 20001 . - The Graveten(l ferry, nhieh cost 8001, and which hail been no im a dvertell t on, was of much importance in the transit at troops Irons the opposite coasts of the Thatues;: and vrved a march 0140 or. 0 Miles. lie agreed in what had fatten Irorn the Hon. Member on the subject of Cutlets. He wishes) to address a few winds to other Honourable Gentlemen who had spoken on the subject._ Fitst, as to the storehouse at Shrews hwy. regrefilitis which a complaint had been ts , ode that It hate been empty during the war :. he atl mitted the fact, but lie begged the Cortimittee to ..rectollret that the chief use of stotehonte , was,tor ing peace. NV t h respict to Plymouth, and the fortifications there, lie undertook that not a far- thil , g shot& he laid out in new works without the approbation of Part amen', and that the slim tiott bbould be devoted to the repair of the serf-hatirries iititt the old lines. Sir \V. Li m()N adverted to the fortifications at rvoiottili, the construction of 'which was gene— rally considered-a waste of public money. 'lle had lusd the honour of seconding Mt. Bastard's cele brated Motion against fortifications, Hull l i e could ;sot help viewing with alarm the growth of a mili tary system in this country. • Air lettaktpwrt.e. hoped, after• the . opinion given by the Baron tSir W. Lemon), who, from his loci4linowledge, was ho well trpiliiitql to judge of flie'matter, that the ttirtifteations sit Ply mouth would he relinquished . . : Sir J., Nerrrolvr fittriboterl' the•tlimiontions in the Ordnance Estimates' to the ascussintis in that ;• aml hoped that the suceksa already. qt. ! mined would induce Gentlemen to. persevere, in spite of the tatlla3 or pleasuntries ; frOm the oppo site site.. , 111r.R justified the rot! ifica Lions at Plymouth , from the alarm that:prevailed at the oil ut' tire Amerieanv.war. Alter a few words frorn..lllr: WA tio,•the various nesolut ions were then put and Cklijuil without a division. - _ u mOtion ,thattlie,Report on the Estimates to the Admiralty. and Navy Offices latj l brought up, it conversat-ion,visued hetween Mr. Lnrd Castlereagh, 'Mi. "Civoiceit;ititti.,,,' ltlr.lierneyi the result of which was, thatthe.itt poq was Ordered for this diti. ,TIANK ItF.sTkrei lt* . iitmo . On the. Howe resolving itself into a 'Combiner in the Bank Restrierion Act, Mr • (jai:NW-H. asked what wottia,b.egte pro-, bable donation of the Rest'icrionx.? The CHAN:Q6U?O# of the't;Soon:l l 4oo./4: t*-o prat's, as tar lie could foresee. , • • .1 1 k1r. fiRSOIPEL.I4 exproseti his. surprise, as gold . was now only ay. above the mint nice, and silver ut par ; aod the ,month ' of nest July bad been fixcit foiCtaking off the rerotictions, when the . tHetkel price of. gold was 10s. above the mint. price; and thought the liu6ketiboald %14arg in the profits with the Bank. Subsequently, a eotiversatimo ensiled between Ponsonhy, the Chancellor of the I.;xchripier, Lord Castlereagh, lily. Crenfell, Lord stone, and Mr. Mellish ; the latter nt whom re. itaitided the House, that it wits the Pirliantent and the Country that obliged the liaok to dike . 00.... shale its cash payments—it was nut the,Banit that rtrpoired After a few words from General THontvroN, the Resolution was agreed . to,. and a Bill ,ordered accordingly. a Committee on the Assessed 'rases, the thiANC,BI,I.OII:Cof the Exc . "' Eau stat ed ids oh jeet to be, to propose a Resolution .to alleviate the btu-then of the tax on agricuiteral Ijcaravr, 011 persons occupying. small farms., Alt thet.efore prioposed a itvsnlatioti to bring - in .a Bill ,to pewd the ilia); +:heir ecl' . by the,bBtlt of the'King tart agricultural horses, strfar-as regartletl tenants • ueettpying . farms of 1501. per annum. .After a few woods from-Mr. GoaDos,..the Re solution was agreed tri; and a 13111. orcicted : tort 10 7 meirrow, .. flew Writ was nrderikfor,Bast'Looe, in the. room of Mr. David Vanderheydenomastjourhed tight past One ' AitUIVISP--1 francs, ipboli, Malta, Ouerniex.wid Joisty, , 1 Dublin, it Wattifur+l,,' F tiTO(3O; to . .CfOCE. $4114 Atoek, india Randa l 4sr6s. pr. per Celli. !tea. .040 Excheq. Bilk, par, 4s. pr. a per 6ai6l soft Onswum, Is 4 4 per Cents. 741 Mtn for Payment. I'6l a per (int. N. Ann. 9Ctif Cunt. fuiMayi 61 1; L. Ann. 141 rIUCE o tnti bAY AT HIGH WATER, AT LON DoN iIAGE T041011110%V. Moritioig, 25 niimiksAlttr Eteiling,"4444l9uttt "iter THE SUN. utii3 n cr tALSUM LONDON., TVESIL4 Y, APltrz a. lo‘ I).kris rapers of the sth -and 6th arrived this !wing, and bring the following Intelligence : 6.—The Trial relative to the *cope Of Lavelette takes place on the 18t1t or of'thi‘ month,' (31.-tnti,Ett Or DEP MIES, NEW LAW Of . After tome introductory observations, M. tie Voutihtne•tuhlressed the House as a This law of Elections sent to the Chamber of Perr's, has been there debated' with Much at tention. But, after a long and solemn discosaion, that:Chamber has ilecided, that the creation of a l,;r%ti•_ of Eleetioal ought to be deferred till an abet' dine,' %Olen it will become the interest of the Stkteltad the respect due to the Charter to de mewl " •Frome is, thervfore, at tiliS 1116Ment W 411011( of elcctiou—d state,of titiuk;s which must .... .. ....... ~ .~ ~. .. • f His Majesty has, theNtore, ordered us to corn , manic:ate the failowiUgProjet We have decreed, and do decree as follovrs Awr. t.—The Oidennances of the Otis and gist July have the force of lawsin all that regal ds the forwation of the Elea. tonal Colleges; the fortis of Electione; and the unwirer and age of the Depotie, 2.—Tlie Elvetoral Collegts, conctled in comequenee of tht' linionnotlice 4 . shall be cqiitinuctl with uew witlitions until otherwise urarre4l by a law. _ (iigne(9. LOUIS. The. Council of %Vat. which is to judge Gene•, rat Dronet met this morning. It is thonht the trial will not ucenity MUM than one sitting. Next Monday a hackney-coachman will he tried by the, Preeotal Court for havling uttered oeditin,u3 cries. NArt.,Es, 'AlAuen 22.—Eight nr ten ill-disposed people having met to observe the feast of St. Joa chim, were delivered, np to the police. MARCIT 26.—Their Imperial Mjes ties are arrived at Verona, with the Archduchess and Prince Metternich. On the Ifith a &tactful file broke out at Frit , a ch ' in Lower Carinthea, which spread with such ra• I prdity, that ip less than two hours and , a half 55 houses tvere reduced to ashes. PRENcit FUND). 5 pa Cvnli. ... 58f. 40e. Bask Actions. A Dutch INlail has also arrived ; the following are ha cilia articles of intelligence : " Bnpssm,s, I.—The Alike otWelling jou is' still expected at the. lteatkuarters. The several-corps forming the 'right wing of the Army of Oeotpation, hae received °Myr, to be in Jettlllness .fpr a genera!, review' ,•.which will take phsce„ yhostly. YncOnStquenee of ,this,. the ne eoc4r, ,py,„twarationts Eire making.. . The first re - yiew is t,t? he at Cionbra:y, of •a part of the Eng. lie'.second- at Valvorieonts, of the • e . rest of, the English and of the Dani,h troop s ; and. the. third at Matthenge, of the !tussian,corps 'under General ,WOCOO4Ore. " The works for the fortificationvof the im portant tower , of Mons tool Tournay rill now be begun. The citadel at Toimay, the work Of Vauban, of which only some ruins remained, is to be rebuilt. " Bunssul.si Amt. 5 --- , Letters from Sedan advise, that notwithstanding the repeated orders given ley General Ziethen, and . by the Local • Authorities, bloody qUarrels hate again, lately happene4 at several places, between Prussian soldiers aud „the inhabitanti.' The mutual aversion thesoroops and the French remains, unchanged, tool shetva itself eery moment : seyeral soldiers are placed in confineinent, to he tried by a court mart ; and the Commander in Chief has caused neee ? slry complaints . to he kW before the of the Departments of the Mom and the ~.Aidetmel, to prosecute the inhabitants of the '.country, who have been guilty of such excesses. Several eiintonmetos ate to, he chanted. ." Dy the same accounts we learn. flint 'tiener j eal Gueiacodu will shortly make d general inspection 01 the Priissimi troops j it is also said tlisi be will have at Cambi ay as inteit'iiew with the Duke .ot Wellington. , . 1. According to the general nseastires taken by the Freda' Itlinistef of the Police, those persons vrlio'have been arrested at Amiens,, and through all Picardy, as enemies of thelloyal Cloveritmebt, are sent to distant parts of Ftitnet", to he thCre pieced under the sitrueitlance of the Police. On the other hand, those persons are brought to Ott . North of France who hare , given signs in the South of tiangetous intentious.. Ththe who. are supposed to require stricter measiitcs, are con= fined in the "citadels Of Lille, Arras, and Ham." German Pipers were received last night : 'the following are the only articles worthy of notice': " Vitb:NA, MARcit 05,--Ily accounts from Trieste; her, Majesty the Arch-Duchess Maria Louisa arrived thereou the 13th, under the iwitgoita of .Dtteheir of Collimso. She isn mrallatellrisited the Lazaretto and other 'public ottablitit :vents, but it roes:riled the following morning on herlonroty to Veronti'and Parma. NuAgiimEtto, MAncp, 4 23.—lt is stated that Mati4me nor.. tensia littonaporte has obtoioed the permission fee Which . she; lipplird a Motitli ago, to reside in the Austrian States. Kee.: gouris mentioned as the piace of her residence fur; the,pre.! sent. It is also said, that Prince mit has ; requested and obtained the tame Rertuission, and that has already commissioned a mercantile houtotat Vienna to hire a house fur him in that city. . • " Infant4)lin Callus has embroidered fur his Mother a girdle enriched with diamonds, valued at 60,9(10 piastris,ouil in which the skilful baud of the Kiugis said to have taiteu hpart." We have;no room (or commentary on the Pare liamcntary proceedissgs of last night, anti there fore dismiss them with this summary. " Lord liot.tAm3 made at feeble attempt. to create * diversion itr favour at the " mighty Prince" at St. liclen'a. Th e ordnance Estimates Weill voted without a single r‘linction beyondl those made by Niinistersi tied by M. Ward. Mr. TIEUNEY tried to biteb in an inuendo upon a detached part of the Civil List, but was defeated on a division ; the House agreeing to wait till they had the whole of this subject berme . them. The Bank ltestrictions, it was stated, would be continued for two years. An attempt was made to misrepresent the con duct of Government, relative to a part of the Prench Contributions, and to the maintenance of our. Army in France. The recollection of the Public is stiffickagt to correct. these efforts ; for it is impossible for any person who has attritilvd to the proceedings in Parliament not to remetaher the explicit statements of Lord' CASTLEgeAGII on both these subjects. lam yielding the precedence to Austria and Prussia, (whose necessities were usost 'pressing) in the receipt of the first years contri- Institut& Wei much diseussed at thee tinge, and,the matter of , the 880,000 was often distinctly acid :explicitly explained. Otir Port Letters to-day bring no Naval trews worth partigolariziog, except the following " FALMOUTH; APRiL 6.—Wind W. N.W.—Ar rived the Duke of Rent packet with a mail from Liibon, in 14 clays). and the C ._um.w.c.l packet, with afintil from Malta and Gibraltar; days fret t the latter." TO JOSEPH MAERYAT, Esq. M.P. •• - • Mem:ester-place, April 5„1.4116*. NIT Aran Sid,—Tte. a publication, which, by is title, an nomices, ", Au exposure of this-statements and olio epre seeetations cositstideel iii es pamphlet," winch is presumed to have • beers )vritt.ii by .1 . have read with much iisttprise and convent the rollowneg passage ;--" it terevsitary that this fact (a .charge" ensile fey the author against Di. Thorpe) 1 he/, sleeted, feu' 11r. Marry:o'X cons tenon; the writer would - otherwise. Were deemed it incumbent ore hint mit tee add tit:- the 'load of discredit which' already presses' on Dr. Thoret:... r lee has nu svi.h to inhere trim iG the opiniur. of Mr. blett.ryest,4o4l Lir cdhia. Jr employers, the 11 7 :(41 lad; ,Itharr,l; , Ibex . are welcome to all the benefit they, can clericse trim) his rterviert;: and he to al! the mom y deer way pay hits in re thru." . Leaving in fous.rtr noire ;elite hoods tier 111)4)V . 1* thin 4, as tar as they itaplieate y:on, I hove felt it my duty to institute mi inimediate.eind accurate inqui'vy troth ! As tar as they involve . the eery respectable body .oter . srleich . .l have the honour to pr:niielcC. An unanimous declaration of the West India CuniMittec hat protwunced the charge to Le (es I myself can' testify) ,sslesceltit : ely false us applied tothem.• Dr. Thorpe (of whom I beg to diselaine ail rirOet or isitention tee speak dist espectfiefly) never was • " enipeaod" or ‘` jail:" by the West letelio Committee; anti the incliTiitual t . ;:eipleets • of it have declared, that they Iseiva.never had 1.111 c.nurneeni- , critical, ar even a personal. aceptainta teec, wit LI hum : fgliirti4 vectlentreive a,chargc more dertititte ieffoundatime. ' • lint I confess it was, out without consicleraletcpbia I frosted ' that the pamphlet whistle contiiieted theicoputatioris which I have !abided, was followed lie a letter addressed tee Mr. berforee, tend subserileed *itih the nespectatelc.barne of Mr. Stephen, cOntainisig these prissages-:-" Ther instructions of the Assemblies, lie short, team liven well executed, ,and their reioney, •adratttageously laid out: I do ne , t lilet:1 to ins htdr the instruetiores said to hove been given ley one of, theta, to corrupt .idnxte active 3.leNher . Mrtittnte:l by the Ynfury If ay extra 4i en!. I trwt. ttm < ha:; been found ,itiepructicable." 1 . leave . 'elesleavottred with the ut most industry discover ground t he the serious iresinsta- . lions li n ts Made,•and . truth requires that shoniel say they appear ` ritually ulefounded emit unjust. The ;owns leer the several West Indio islands leave positively ~ l enieet shit trestle of the charge, and I have soteaht to vain tier anisiellen. dual to &fend caw the means efassigninga pretext foe it. 0 0 , e Of the istatuls having lead t . r seine Ornamented. reGentleitain in P.arlietnieset, in the . cmitempl.ttioil ief ec ehange,. directed application to lee made to another; also in Parliament; but it seem itaprulbthle that Mr. Stephen co• 14 have built his besionation upon this cionmesteuet, ',eremite .it could hardly have come to his knowled:c, without the knowledge of the fact, that the Gentleman ;0100 to bad acted get/In/tom* from the year '1796 ; thatthe sum paid by the island was 10b1.. per anomie to his secretary, and that no further aunt was pro posed tee he paid on the raw appointment. 1 ales desired by the West India Committee to request you t o steals this tene t . •Nelelic; it 13 deemed, necessary, fruits the pains which have loco taco to distribute Lb; publications. to which I . have-adverted. I am' very sensible that these appeals are met alwaya attended with the desired advantage; yet f can not beet Impe that es zorrectiou cec. llifis-*tatements at present may lead to futeireoccuracy. If, towever, et should unfortu nately bap - pest• that theaectisrations %chicle I have made it my letninees• thiS letter to repel,' should, be - repeated,, let ruc,. crested by others, you' readilyehrtieve that I do nut rotate to assume the duty of, writing, or to impose on ethers the task of reading, other explanations or deisials. I am, my dear Sir, Your faithful 11 !ladle servant,' C,N, PALLNIETt. The marriage of. the Princess CHARLOTTE and the l'rince of COBV A OII is to talte place citt ,the soon after one o'clock •yesterilav the l'atNcr. ktt Cartton.hotste fur Wiki&or. Royal W€IS expected to be at Hamplon CQtirt,,to dille With the Prince of SAX)i ColoVltO. Nifsrerday, at one o'clock, a tnesting ut the Cabinet Aiiitisters took place At AlitrOftite or the Seeretaiy ut State. for the home They continued in deliberation till near four 6' ock . - We have advicesirom the liavannalt direetto the "21st of February, by which we learn titecon 7 4irmation of the intelligence that Santa Ft. had fallen into the'hands of the Royalists after a 'Smart action ; Cienerul 'Voltam) himself commanded or the oecasiOn. The instirgentli ate worsted:- in every direction, told there appeared little Chance of : yecnverinetheir lost ground. Mottata.o, tb`e insurgent Chief, who was taken prisoner in Mexico, had been , execnted. l'hereltad been an arrival 'at Vera Cruz, from Mexico, -of a convoy with about eight millions Of . &liars, and a large quan iity of cochineaL—Fresh accounts were also re-' ceived yestertbry from Madrid, which confirm the. conspiracy th a t had taken place there. As before stated, the plot Originated with tlO disappointed Guerilla Oltcers, who loot . ..assembled to kreat numbers at Madrid. .We arehappy to tea& that (Jetreral'O'DoNnonua had been ' sta. at ,liberty, having been able ro acquit himisalf of any env. net:tiet ,whateverwi th the pl an for taking away the lives of ,PEUDINAND and the Royal Family. Letters from Rome mention, that a great -de g! ve of it f aniutity . prevaili among the Members of tire itoyal Family of ' Spain, and that the, hEs bad a mote coinpetent establishment 4ranted to him, and has been allowed to hoist the Spanish Hag over his residence, and to . have a guard of bunoor. WII lUSICAL FLOUB ii orSrenott.--Mr.TtURNEY, in conclud'ing att harangue last night, declared 't He had a right to know what mks the reasipi why , a public officer had not done that which he wai ()Meted by taw to 419 —why he bad dared to 4; iu (Ike/m.of the Sipa ifanstel,". We copied on btonday sennight from the man Papers (through the medium of ,a Sunday Print) a paragraph, in which the celebrated Kos. C.:IMM° ;is made to deny ) as a matter of recent news, the Address issued by BUOtisrAlt.TS to the Poles, its lti3 name, ten years ago. We have sitwv.ftiund the story of this scandalous fraud and forgery by the Corsican and leis creatures, so well detailed in Mr. L. GoLDSM!TH I 3 " Secret giitory of the Cabinet of Buonaparte," that eve havi et* tracted it as an apt illustration of the infanta• dereptions practised by these lawless Charl °3l %; After describing some effects of the fatal battle .0474. Jena, Mr. tioLossirrn thus proceeds *.-es Vor several days after, the King of Prussia relaxed in his Military preparations, nor would lie have been roused from his - lethargy, and the thoughtless security in which he was placed by the treasonable cotialtiet of his Ministers, if Ire bad • towards llot bee 11 Poland, informed of the French troopsfilit4 tl Proclamation isittetl an f d ro o m f :Blunotatpainrsmhaet°l7; s ci i t a ut u rt y e o rs k , e, ex a e n i t t l in i g the inviting g Poles to thointoshajottaltiftbeebaar; of Napoleon. This Proclamation was dated the lit No vember, 1806; several days atter the ratifies. tion of the armistice, by a t he contracting parties,nd was signed Kosciusko. * " Here is. another instance of Btionspartsit converting to his own purposes the circumstance° which have risen nut of the Revolutions of .0 1 ' rope , by which persons of all Nations, who have taken refuge. in France, 'am obliged to he su bset' vitent to. his .will • and, become itivolontary, Alid .even unconscious instruments of his designs. !i-lieink • myself : very intimate with Goers' Kosciusko, 1 tun enabled to state what harl'etied. Get on this occasion.. hi lel If Before tronspari p e left Paris to -In ' at the head of 'his . army, so sure wa s lie °- f success, and of. Laving it in his power to g" . . Porontl; that he desired Foueire to sets! for IC.' 'in t? scinsk9,„autt to request Liter to accoaiintoY send 01. a country:. - The tiaieral was AccotilinglY le g nes.. for,. and received many assurances of ttie ... (1- 1 • ror:s esteem : recollecting. t h e infa mous trick practised upon a friend of ',is, "gu'l'l , 17fil who was ordered to Boulogne, , Fu this work, Kosciusko declined the izettuur; ‘, legittg. with - great troth, I n t he first Pl'i ce ' intirmi!ies ; and seen: ("Y. that be hail Lteen custottied to address his countrymen as iteP"b" can, and therefore could not now he the to or a crowned heall.f • • " The Madder Poncho, 1 am well pel'str" l l' Biel not tell his tyrant all the converdw i(11 passed berweeu them, although fioscito to have his sentiments made known toi that a" strnycr of the peace of mankind : the Geueral allostedlo return to his retirement. : s' What was the gallant vete! sn's sitrprize 4112 1 1 he save the above-mentioned Woelaniuston in A `the Paris Paperil He hastened to Pari‘, anti went to the newspaper offices, declaring that has never iptitted his residence at Fortfainhlea"' that he never caused 'such a Proclamation to " c issued in his name, begging theta to ragraPh to that effect t however, the told him . , that they had received the PrUclior,`".t— ctriiiin consequently, r.i y, they ai'ti the court) i ecreta l ry of State, 011":,"110` ot comply wi td General's request. $" ' lire • * This illustrious victim of the of honest libertY r uye or retired near Pontainhivait, with a friend ,01 thu Zwitivr, Swiss by birth, and who hid been foroleri j 4 anibitscitior at Paris. Goneral liAraciuska 111 6 " Ver " the French pop. .cf the T gallant .g:uelt - K Pat u ri s o c t i s tu n ti o n . d Republicans, learn couliitti‘ frutn $ I have t,honght proper to give 'the preteriird Procholti',; Coo of Koicisisko in the Appendix, l e , or dys that Nge t ', U ,b. f“"i , hOlid* auil.torgeries luny be etivastantly in tin 11,1" ‘Ve are sorry to arthounce the loss of the friptte krith part of her crew, oil' Cope do 6_,4r* • , „ Lit. CJOPlittl3 !stf.kkit;.S.L DQ..utp, Ii bACICFP'' ROM), , foal The salutary effeetuf thi's INSTITUTMN is manit -e* * - the follow ik!g,very k:xtraustliurtry c. London to Wit. • • ; of (MN JACKSON, of the Bor" I r• thf& if - • • 4 ILP South wark, Broker mak eth 7 oath and, * Ais o ) 010 . iu the year 1814, •he was afflicted with a dangeruat and was nearly seventeen months under the cares 0: "'The .respretable Surgeons, without ohtaiiiiite di' r e „as sh'ease rapidh iticreabimr: !Cis life 4einA in ,tamer, Hoof euttnuelided to Dr. Cooper's Medical fluartn-Charlotte joie ► Wad:friars' Road, wkete the progress of disesoe iliately stopped; at he was boon rebtured pisl e ‘ ; , t ."„ • . y which, by the tileoting of God, he still ,•st;o%'si t ta curing m „ a that its stating facts, he is intltrenc.4 c ol othtr utiea than a grateful return an so m ' iracts.4 o and the duty he uwta to his follow creatures. • (Signed) " :MEIN Witnesses present, . • ' fa y‘.l 4 . ", F. 'M. Laser.encti Blacktuan-strect, Dbrottgl3. • • Hanger. ' • of !, Thous:4.s Johnson, 6,-•,tharlotttostreet, Blackfrfa r " Auctioneer, Thdnas Darby, Sr.. Michaiers-alley, Cornholl, VY lut 4°4 • Draper. f " ~,sworn at the Mansion-lionse,,tbis 9th dal 9 leit4 before Me, ayar• isiglten) stAarriiEw wOOO, fot o of Messrs. Cooper ohd Co. are consulted daily i 'f al. atian oe people, from Twelve till Eight. and claim the Att e- ' those who have been improperly treated . goat Advice zratis on Tuesday, l'hursday, and Sunda/ ingv, until Twelve o' Clock. anent for .t!calcf:r N. 8.-1)r. Cooper Tat t nitesran Eatabli4f, -arc c o mmodation Female, - whost ilituation retplires tc— during their accuuebe►nent O. Sat:tray, at Mary- l t l e A ): 1 1 1 2 1 0 1 ; :D Ch : Ivrc . 1),. • 1-111 :: i ' s ; "", Esq. Ul7Pbyr, Cotrmart tteusbirr, to Carolifica" dikuicbtr of Jawes ficockr.ll, LONDON: p,-;„1,41 by .1. b. 4,,,,100.,‘; /6 1. No. 7 , Crovo" buil:1411:3; 'atitt Itv ••••GILIJir.S. of , * i °ll,'• rrteu. N It 2. : xt r tiW SitS-O Ittoitaq L im e .• , t.,,,- t o; Audrow;-e