The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-28 00:00:00

4 !•- t.orwe' r I I t MUCK 0 STOCKS Tilts 1.01 r L.V go'CLOCK. Laiilt St THE SUN, )1.,PN1 ;: ~., LONDO', FRIDAY, JUNE 25., 1816. • • "I, • We rejoice to see from the following, that the erst accounts front Bona were exaggerated : APUICA, BISERTS, MAY .26.-Otte of the barks has just arrived from Bona, having escaped front that port. According to the report of, the iEailo~s,. it seems certain that by the rising against the Christians, about sixty rearms were killed.-- The pillage was general ; the house of the English Apia. was sacked; but be has not pe rished. All the Christians, to the nionber of 800, were arrested anti put in irons ; they were to)yinually menaced With death, and they re tatalited in this situation till next Mortang. The English Consul then Went to encoorige them, and toassurkt (hem that every•thiog was in order, and that they had nothing more to fear. Not- ithstandin'g this, a few hours alter they bad oh- .vitined their liberty, all the Christians fled in their barks in UI cliri ctiuns . The authors of this in- iturreetion are Arabians and, Turks; they mils, heck to eicidiuite titeitiselves ley acedsing each other.' The 14'aarletit Caleralt (ice Dutch 111-(i!) eon taitiN, butler the.tlate of 13.1reeloita„t ;Ind ptilitient procee4ling Loi . (l at .ctl g icr's. It'e toteml airvertiii4 to this rabil°ct more ,t I,i,t, in the oirilot hilt., beg to `rut in a plea fur ,tatreottatry to he exclis- Oghtitig atty . more_Spiutish or Mac," bottles, seeing how.hiltolsomely the writers of BArcelooa 'ftnd their flitarieln copiests, requite us by their re... wernbrance of the past. In the House of Lords last night, Lord flat,- t:AND, moved on Address to the REGENT, for the, purpose 91' quieting tit t miods of the Negroes in she Vt'est The. Address %vas carried in the stflirnintive but w ill, in our opinion, trq no good. -71ie Cwoner4! Bill was, we rejoice to see, lost "i4; ll t. If we may judge by the contests fur ot.tiefe - wherever it falls vacant, there - is ntr ,to i mpose Roy toughens on the peopie tc) l gotict it an object of emulation. . As we Imre no distress to relieve at home, it was icsolvod,nt rt .Meeting held yesterday, in which Ilitotwororr, IhrrrEn wrtyrit, &P. dist in.;11 . 0,..hed theinselvc , , to promote •SlibS6 l )l ipts for reuiltling a Church at Copen aickl , _ . . , . , M.ki I.N. ;lulu $: 1 : 1•--.1 ,IiI)1;41, 1 Guernsey an .leesey, i Wiit 4 :;rfurtl. Pti,i.;-;-.lthltti:ll l .lurgli, 1 Dublin, 1 It-Lao-forth ,au., . ock, ........ 220 e 194 India Bonds, ......*. Is. 1..11. nr. s per cent. Iteil (i3l, n#4 Exch. Itiii,,, , ii,i, is. p t .,, , ,,,,,h 5 . n per Cent. epu.:. shut DIU°, 1 it 1..... :Is. pr. :is. dig. '..1 per (4..nts .. 71:14i. (Stimuli) fi n ' lettytnetit,;..es .t i .hiter Cent. N. .Itiji...,..slint Cons. fur ...tceuuta.,...'. G-44 tis ilatik L. Anti. 13 13-16 . 11 is 16 inatilvATErt AT LosuoN mtimit vi-molutow. 'lltrwiliitz, minutes utrer 5. I Evening, 31 in itsittes ;Myr 6. A great event %Vith regard "to Pripisiii is recorded in one of the trench Papers received this morn ing. The state of Vassalage has been declared to be at no end throughout the Prussian dothinions, Atnd the peasantry of that eriontry are now free. Another of the Paris Papers co'ntains . tie details inf the late revolt at 'l'ttnis. 'hie Conspirators wished, in thy:first instance, to depo,e NEI tiANtun, 13i.t shave, and Bey Susi 1 - lAMill, in their Places Sint MusTANin and SRMAIN BEV, t 114; brother and nude of MA ii Mu n. They obtained possession of Tunis and the citadel of Clasp a , pro claimed t h e persons whom they had eteeten to iheie dangerous dignitica, and took steps to have the revolution sanctioned by the Divan and-the Po reign Mini-ters at Timis. SIDE IlusrAet4A and Bay, however, refused to take part with the reliefs, declaring they would rather the than take arms against their Sovereign. This discon certed the soldiery, who now named Dtu.i.ALV, Wit of their Chiefs, to he Bashaw, who rewarded them by granting three days to pillage the city. Aft'er some other pfoccedings, a cottnter-revo- Intirtn took place and saved the city: Four tired of the most determined had marched out to seize. LA GOULETTP., and in their absence the ethers Velivered tip Deu-At.y, .and submitted. and one of his accomplices were itrangled ; 700 fled in five corsairs, mid tiltriquil iity is nearly restored at Tunis. • Prom these particulars it would appear thii the tam' ILy of Tunis, whmn our Zealots would bat c its go to war with and annihilate, siilrcred as much as the Christians at Bona trom the rebel lion of his Turkish soldiers. tiir F.,8 11;11, Secreta.y of Le!.., , ntiOn to Rio atineiro, was : 0 Isd introduced to the . Prince Regent by Lord Viscount Castlereagh, upon his return to England. Lord Viscount. Strangford had an audieng of the Prince Regent. 1-lis Itoyal Ilighhess had a Privy Council, which iva. attended 1)y The Archbishop of CanterbOry, the Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal,. the ChatoMlor of the the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Master General of the Orditanee, the Secretaries of State fur I lonic, Foreign, Cofiltiiat Departments ' the President of the B oar d o f C outroul, the Chancellor 01 . 114. Duchy of Lancaster, ' the Master of the Mint, the Lord ChaimhrtlaiN, the Viee•Chamhellain, the Mister of • the Horse, the Groom of the stole, Le. Sit Henry Russell trtt, introtinced. to the Coun cil with the visual forni,, and swore, in a NiciAb e r, and took his seat at the ltnird accordingly. , The 111 , trtini3 of Ilertford Wa3 Sworn in Lard Lientenant and Cinttos Rotulornm of the COnlit V of Warwick, in the Motu of the late Earl of IVartviek. His [loyal Highness gave audienecs ,to Earl Ouitiurst, Vi , couitt Sidmouth, Viscount Castle?! reagii, and W. 'W e ll es l e y Viscount Meli3onene, and Sir 1111 grove Turner, were the Lord and Groom in Waiting, .Itoctiestea contest' clime'', we understand, by agreement, at five o'clock yei• terday afterno"dri, trim ) Mr. BARNETT WOll by two votes. At a q'sarter before five Mr. BART4HTT was three a head ; at five the numbers were—. • Barnett 403 Thompson 4OO PtinkiTßlAN.--(24th yeaterdrit afternoon accomplished Li§saoth mile, being one half undertaking, and was this , morning goillgt u als usual. • A Pedest r.an is now performing the laborious task of walking 5 miles 'a -day On Newtnatkei tlcatli wtkirli be Intends to continue for eighteen stiece‘sive days,,t'w9 of %%hid' he has aceont-, plisheds JAMBS OP YORK AND CLAaRNCYt..--We hire the pleAsure to- say, the Duke of Yuan resumed his usual exercise yesterday of riding 00 horse back. His Royal Highness rode to the Queen's Palate, Aud paid his respects to his Royal Mother an& Sisters ; from' thence .he -went to Cuirkon House, to p a y his respects to hi s Rilyal 110 - 011,2 , r ; and then prt-;ectled to his Office Ili. the Gitank, Is•herC - be His4cteil nuilitJty in the evetihtit'' Ilk. Royal Highness met the t'ttINCF ltot3wiZlT to dinner with the Earl of Ltuo r.eir.-;.4The teport • of the state: of the Mk. , or CLARENCit yesterday was, to impuirerir, '' His Royal Highness was itetter."--Sir 11rNitY roan was sent by the QueeN, on Wednesday, to attend his Royal Highness, Other „ tlemen ar attenda nce n e in attendane pon , tne oyat Duke. SHltatoAsi.—Abont noon to-day the tin., slyer to our enquiries Was, that" Mr: Sittatin.st4 remained in the-same state HS yesterday. The Pamm REGRNT iatehtlg giVilig a tragnifi. 7 tent banquet 'on Sunday next to the Prince EsTets- HAZY, Prince PAUL, the!PaiNcr.ss, and their suites. • The Earl of firghtttlioor., in answer to a ques tion front' the Marquis of . 14alstsbotia, stated, yesterday, in the 'obtuse tut 'bortlS, - that negocia tions were going,On bet wept the Powers which bad concurred in the abolition of the Slave Trade, for inducing other GOvernments to cuter into their viewc. It is deemed probable that the Princess CHAR LOTTR 14E0POLD will remove their re sidence from Carliellottl-house lo Cumbelland• house. 'bile tint Is said t() he extremely hiconye. both as to size and situation. The Fr eedom. of the Cithaving been voted to Prince Le opotm, and the Dukes of KHNT, SUS sroc, and GLOUCESTER, cluir Royal Highnesses hare intimated their intention of attending to re ceive the same tth the 1 1 2th of Judy. The Loan NAVori hiformed the Members of the Corporation yesterday, that it ' ‘eas intended to preient the Freedoms in the open Hail; ' .I",t E . GfiNI?S, , • at three theVßlNtlviChtiE:'! , T held a Cport', tit Golion-11nose. Sian hope. mid Ir,ril k i her w the !tight 1-10000r.Ll e VVilttato 17'.ila'N,ts, the Hight Hollow ' able Rob-it ftignt ilonolir,lllo (ieor',4h: rtosti, and the Hight Ilonontahle 11. Iladotr,..t, forming a , IleptitatiOn from. thq 11onse t,t L;77'413, tind the Ilouse of Commons, were ineroittleed to the Prince Regent ; nod prescoted on - A•titiress, to his Royal Ilighttcss for arenogiOg t he Statute A nurnerous and iii l,ly nespeetable Deputation from t h body of tbe Threi.Denomin a i ions of Dis senting Minis( err+ AV(' re Introduced to iris Royal Highness. the. Prince Regent, in his clostt, by . Lord 'Viscount Sidniont h , when the Plesident read KO Address upon the Marriake of the Prin. Cess Charlotte with Prinewheopold,.to which. his Roval Highness returned an appropri ite answer. The . 11eptitation, consisting of ';'eightoen• of th e principal Ministers, were , most • gracitholy beived.. • Alr. Canning yeas introduced to the , Regent the Eat 1 of Liverorml, upon his return front Lisbow,and upon his being - appointed, President or the 'Board of Controul, and kissed hands ac cordingly. Pi-net' Esterhaty', • tlie Ansi - Han Ambassador, the French Ambassador, the Sisrtlinhrtt Minister, the Bavarian Minister, the Danish Minister, the Saxon Minister, and the Wittemberg Minister, werein troduted to'the rrince 'Regent by curd Viscount Castlereagh, when their LXcilleireics - had prii.ate audiences, and presented COngra t tila tory Addresses from their Soverei ! los to thee' He4ent up on t h e marriage of his Royal daughter, the Princess Charlotte, with Prince Leopold. They were all must graciously received. The Portuguese Mini ter was introduced to the Prince Regent by LOrd Viscount , Castlereagh, anti ennilurted by Holier Chester, El. the Assistant Master of the Ceremonies, when his Excellency formally communicated the death of tie Queen of Portugal. A'Conrt, Eovoy•Extraordinary to the States of 410)16/, was introduced to the PrinCe Regent by Lord ‘riScount Castlereagh,' upon his return .to Zi, nand. , . 17.9'. _ t-Nuit s :T-tittor.,--The I', ,;ecly c t berirom wa; )erlot : Ttictl last anti Mr..KF4N viade his last: . 1 1 ,pt-to , ;ine e for the sexton in the Ilert) Of the piece: tlle libose vin s crowded. NEIS; ENGL IS IL nig(it • tb e , ofP ielt and Poor was performed for the iirt‘t ' this-season. Aliss r LLLY %%7e cannot praise more: than by sayin,z, she di:played 1;11 her oi.iginal . !sowers. I;.u...rtr AvaS l'Awevr's substitute in ftire;sAint it is nor ~ uSy to forget th e reconcilia tion ScCtie of the latt‘C ‘vitli his dati,ghter, certainly one of the mos't ancling ever witnessed upon, the fi t Mr. 0110 A'l) LI It ti %V kis wind; applauded in • ;ind encored ;vith he SO.111; of AIN; II:if e good Night." Al 1 . ;"1. SHORT WilS • the licw,:Chimip, and dill r.s 'well ;0- cotd.il be done ; 'for an , Juiliticrent 'parr I{ /iltuk. was ,ex-' cellent. The other characters were vcll tilled tip 11 Is. ()Roc aoil ifiss PooLr., and Ali% ‘Varscu, and the O d es wils announced , to bercpeated on T ues d ay with lii versa) ;Two h;st in. A new ballet was produced, called ' ' Trir Sobte knot{ dam:int . ; was exhibiteil in lltts little piece by M. lieut . ; 1)1 N and. sae LAUSEII, fro,o thy' Oper:t Ilmttie; Paris. TIIEM A.ll ETS. ExcHANue, JUNr. 25.--- , We had no freF.li arrival's iiiis'ln'tirtting, but what wic: left over was equal to the de!ninitt. Fine Wheat And Oats ported their . pike. narley and Malt was (Init. In Pease and Bean§ !hely was ()tit Mae doin t 6 aad no alteration in !wive. Ott'; • • . „ I 4 SMIT Frro f.t4 JtJNE . day's NL.,rliet Was not, Well impplicil with I lie vaoo , isifirtil4 of Cat' ; Mutton, Veal, and Lamb, were ; Beelsapported last price ; and the trade, for the, mo..t part, was.oiriewlsat sal es i u IL I , market woe not coilitlerable; Hay and Clover fetclii::l lust price; ; Straw ha- got tip in price. • PETER DPAYS, The friends of benevolence will feel no'tt..l) re gret in hearing that this Gentleman .died. kcster- Aay., ac his benutilat mansion in Hans Place, Sloane -street. He watt bighl, distinguished for his musical taste, and his liberal patronage of mu lled genius... His name was always. cOssSHCOot* .on rite l'ell4 of.hotonoity, and, after Inauy,annual contribution s , a few years agO, at an Anniversary Dinner of the New 'Musical .Fund, he subscribed at once a thousand pounds to that 'excellent NO tution. The private charities of this Gentlem a i s were, innumerable, and the Pont in his neigh hoar hood would have deep reason to lament their if his amiable pellet, as she etnulated his virtues, were not likely to inherit his. benevolence. His house was always hospitably open for the be nefit of those musical characters who .were not sutticiently know n to the public, or in order to Ming their talents into notice. Mr. I)eNis had long been a Martyr to the gout, arid the death.of most ,audible daughter, about a. year ago, gave such a shock to his ieelings; nod such strength to his disorder, :as. to render his constitntiottlinithle to struggle loniu.under such an afflicting. liss;.--T Mr. DENYS was Married to the sister of the Earl of l'nmituir, and Was 'held in high esteem bi t a:iii tueroili'assemblage of distinguished friends.. CITY BOSINEss..- . .:-Yesterday a Court of Com mon Council vest s Ild4 at Guildhall, w!;ich was ilunterollSly atiehried.--qbe Improvnn e nt Com mittee presented a Report, rectinstoendiou thesum of 20,0001. to h e b orrowe d from the '' liank of ngland in aid of the expeneeS,.in building the New Prison for Debtors, wide]) was agreed .to.--- John Street, E sq , petit i oned to he, discharged from di; nomination to Sheriff, on acconnt ()flits great age, which was complied w ith. Gaol Corinnittee preagnted a Report, recommending the sum of 10,0001, to be borrowed from the l ink of England, to4Pards the necessary repairs and al terationsin the Prisons in th e Ci ty, which was agreed to:, The LOO Maxon directed the Re:- port - of the Answer of w Mount ford, Esq. the Shelia* !fleet, to be read, Stith). dolt he should , not attend the Court of Aldermen to take nn9o him that office, nor should he take nn metisorei in respect thereo}, as be was advised limn his being,,a Dissenter, that he wait not liable to e r'ire the saint. Jul • ae irionitee traniation. Of the Debate on the tl►it<d reading of the Alien 13111, they . make Sir irillium• Temple, of celebrated me:laity, a speaker against the ; and, what k still more amusing, he (litotes the Ater/14a of Thickittzhom in support or Ilk argument ! The fleet notice the commtnitl Lord s. :atom% which nrriyvd on Monday tit Porf%inotith from the Mediverrancan, have been. released (row quarantine at (lie. Motherbank., The whole Of the Ships are tti lae dir'ectly paid off at, Portsmotith and . . Sir-L. V. PeNttosti bat; now the command of the ships im the Peace le,stablishoseot in the Ale!. tlitt . tranetio, Malta is the rentlev.votts for the vessels, anti the depAt for all naval stores awl supplies. - Ptivate letters :from Paris mention A singular report !Ts - peeling the late negociatiOns between the Courts of Spain:anti Vortugal. The Court of Beriils, it is said, proposes to etale till the Portu guese territory in Europe to the Crown of Spain in exchange for a large part of the Spanish Smith American possessions. With i the view, as is sup posed, of conqnering these latter from the instil - - gents, either as u principal or as an ally, most of the Portuguese troops have been drawn frOm Lis bon to the Brazils, Buenni-Ayres h certainly un able to bold out lohi; against any powerful attack anit:oo: the other baud, however indisposed the inhabitants of Portugal may be to submit to the Spanish yoke, it.docanot appear that th e y p ossess any menus of resistance in the absence of their soldiery. We know not what foundation 'there limy lie for these speculations:, The gang of swindlers recently detected in committing d elltedatn)ll3 •on the merchants and bankers in this country have, it is believed, ex tended .their mischievous practices abroad.— Yesterday a ntimber .of frauditlent bills wcte received front Italy and Spain, drawn - opal) ntct chants, &e. in this country, with the nutne of Count Narbonne attached to them. It is to be feared that .value has heel; procured for them abroad by the switnilera, .otre. house bad present-. 'ed for acceptance hide of this frtonhilent kind to Um amount :of i6)l.ltOictOOt i - • L.'~;'~'ti..~.'.C..C; b. ..coiJitT oil KliG'S INT*!CENT `HUFF BOXES. '‘ •••• ' roc kiNG PARIS. " • The tleteticratit in this case caine up to receive • the jittlgiTtent of thy cottrt,,loving , , mein to go by default,' an 11,10nm-10011 Wed q,gaiti% - i lint timing the last 'fetal for ...".eiliug.t.w o snittr-boxts, on which "v‘ tie i)1 : :ots 01 a most cent destriprion, information int dug been the affithvit 4,cipufi, was pitt in ; • front this it appealed, that he was in the einp!oy iirctir of •t he Societ'Y formed' fOr •I !.§tlpPressitui of ." , ViCe -that' tee the'preseot p4fr, #s be .Netts •passing thetleicikalantls .Idiop in fit. James's -street, vt here the tiefeiotaut earritd on business ' o r a tobacconist, 'to Vattit;rship 11 perion named Haistein, he saw a slitills.-, n i x the wintiow foither of an ilottceot Onat.he tveut in and ashen Cite price, told etas tultl Ili' the daVntiant, three shillutgs ; that he a Led the tieleuttant-whetbe'r ht had not gAt anore.futiu' description-7111dt cictttnlnnt thin pro duced abother box, in the inside of ‘‘ hick, tras t a picinre of the most grass description -11..0 in ft - Irritant then pitrclotsvd Inislattei Itir six shil lings, untl the former tor three.shillings. An of w4s ; thett put in ori,thr 1):11 . 1 of the Mold:tot, stating that he had purclua.ed but ten of !Gtr-boxes in qiiestion, !lie ottlY oi itc had still before , he.was tlWarc ry att illtg . .ll act---that oo,t,intiiiig - his error he dtstroyttl the othir tive—and [1 . 14 !lie state of his diSlicS Was fAleh as 10 preclude liayit)g, ally ,e_ Pere . • The Arroatql7f4.;eivertat,in praying s entence, contmentea with . beconting,sevcrity on the etio t ► ntitv of the ittfenCe, of which the derendant had confessedhinAelf guilry;' and of the mischievous tentlettey..of ,the,illieit traffic wilieh he %%11.4 eat•rv in. on—a traffic width had tor its obj,:ct the w t v r •, thin Of the morids tit the tisinggeteratiOn, Ile trusted the Uotirt 4,•otild deferidatit pnnitliment- ins would deter others front plasping a similar aboutiti,:by trunk. Mr.lotice . l.lAit.aV then procee fr ded to pass, the judgment of the Court, which was, that the tltY fentiant,'shotild be 'fined - Wt. inipri,;:mfol one ?noutla : : custody of Ilse Marshol tht ,, Jiati. sh IscO. 13A1113.11101/ 4e, A hfcrbaroos murder ItIOI rotiber, wits litorpetrato .CCI . on Sgtord y night, near Yatixhitil.bridge, itt the Vicinity of thi, town. A person ivlui %ins re♦ . turning hom e front the coootry Saw the 'nil's!), an d Award the report of a pistol bttt imagining. it to proceed front some person amusing himself, it did not greatly ma t.st. his attention, .and he Coutinti e d dou , o the iide of the canal. Ii ad tiot tt , alt ell f`ar Before- he per.. eeiveti t w.o men bending over the body of,a third, which ival stretched ou the eatth. On 11e3t41. typroach, he intiult.cd what they wet e about : instantly . rine-of tlietfi',' it . pparently an athletic nian, started seized by his legs, and pr ec ipi tate d . i , )11 1 into the, canal. Ile strug4.4 soll'c roomy:its in the ward' and . tyfivn he had just reg a i ne d the hank, the vilhin heat Itini a ol the - . head with what he supposed the butt* end of a pistol. Concluding him to he .entiiely .disabled, he teturited i 6 his a*sociate, and, it ilt Suppose& completed the robbery. In the pre, eipttationofretreat, they left a pistol which was found lying near the.litule: .Aleantiate, the mats got (lilt o f th e canal, tOth all celerity, pro.. beetled to the nearest itOtlf.e to gill; the alarm. A patty ut men intrnediately proceeded tb the scene of the initialer. They f oun d th e mon still ex!roited on the ground, insensible, and weltering iu Ili* blood. They conveyed hin t tO the Itiiirmary, but . fust as they 'rea.ehed it, the totrottlinate`Man expired. ,On Monday a Coronera Inqueitoas htlil on the body, b ut adjourne d . to yesterai t y iinant inflirmatioo, %ellen theytti titer 'adjourned t o this day, Iwo men have boot taken int.) ens. wily upon suspicion t and have been remanded toe examination. The murdered •11131 i tiolijrzwo 4 but is 86'1)00861 tai have coma.' from the rountiy tn proceed to A therica.— (Liverpool. Courier.) We 'are happy to state, .for. the. :credit of the town, that of the men who were tal,en into city WAY for rioting during the election . , none of (bent , wtre freemen, and, we believe, with the except ton 01 one individual, none were la:snit-ans.—(:6UL) , Jrish Papers state, that Clare 'rind the ailjoinitit count ies coot into: lii ,t di)torbed state. The hitving arc cxtr,o.ii.:—" 041. assorts,! } ' tli 13th frist•a n t-,. l 6 'larttiliT,)N2, tlltr supetitt tenaling Alioiimr•tte of the proclaimed Baronies of County of Crave, accomp.anied by FNAN Is Esq. mid p arty of poliee,.appreheilded (oleo!' the aim:ilia,' Captains of the IVltite Il e Went . out of the neighbourhood Where lie lived COCCl ontrages.,'when the Poli ce to.rived ill that bat tiny - , They lippl'ehemlttl .ail lot 17 miles front Kilrush, anal sent him / t`o ► These papers give the pauticiittrs of malty ~ sive rot-pieties committed in liatint; the pi ice la,tl maker of the toit l ntelfeit paper lets been aleteett.:4l and qiptellemleil, chiefly owing to the vigilkinca,of the Ilispectors of ilie Batik of ltelawl, and Alder-, WlLKitasott; t the hitter is stated to have pro ceeded singly into the ionst dettperate part ail the etttintry, and to have secured the , rincival, per ' son of the naine of Dennis Kienter in the presetteki Of same hundred,* of the peisantry, were, found the water-marki of the Itink of Ireland, liocke and Co. of Limetick, the IVitterford unit the Fermoy 'Hanks, all comae' feited, and with the moulds, frames, &e, Ofil3OßN's Fondly flotds, London.--NlAtty lIALL, niece, and many yraii sole manager for the late Mts. ONuottN, havinq skier:ceded to the whole establkliment, rt , torni I hinks to the numerous highly respectable trkmix so long frequenters tallbese Hott' l 4. She bags taa solicit the honour of their Itttort.! favour* allu tinned patronage ; and hope*, by attention, rxi..t. 1100. Rua...Cate, to tliCtit , thelusual support wino') it,pon oceasiolm have li ;ca s o iliatLifestiV oirort to ,tli