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-_ ;, itt ~' -430 ;r: ; Ntirm T•;rtt 757:1.1 OFFICE Der.a, !SIG. T PRI AT CIPA I, OPT Eltal. : .:,11i$ • MA ORD.N.I.VC 1.: do hurrbv Woe Nutter. that Proposais Will be recried at their 01/41. in Pali-Mall, rnt sr' Irednrifing, - he I Bth dny Dreeurber instant t frenn such Persons as may be willing• to undertake tke Supply of `IIATS . and OAPS, fur :Service of ,this Deportment for a pt. . 7 4 . 4 of Three Years, dt.tertninabk after the expiration of the fitat Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option offither ?arty. Pauernenf the 'Midi's ntav be viewed upon application at * the principal Storekeeln - r'e • Office in the Tower, and to the t'espertive Officers of the Ordnance at the Royal . 4rsenal at truohiqch ; and farther Partienlare, together rvith the Ternis and Conditions of the man lie known at the Seri-flay-ye Ogee, in Pall-Hall aforesfild, any dog between the Hours of Ten and Font oTiock, where the Proposals Wins! be delifyred, sealed up, and endorsed, "Proposals for Vats and Cap;;" bat no Proposal .can be admitted afire the said 18th Latent', at Twth.c o'Ctork at Noon of the -same nelt4er will any Tender be noticed, satese the Party warthi4 it, 'or an dgent in .hiebehntl,ihall'atteint . IJu Order of the Board, CliEW,o,ecretary. Cot rY FIRE-OFFICE. 'ill Delhi at Rtttland, K.G. The 'Earl of Upper . Ossory, De Marquis of lluclatigharni William Pracd, tiaq.. M.P. TheMarytis of Northampton, S.Bertiard Morland,Esq. M.P. And Sixty Directors. Managing Director—J. T. Barber Beanmotit, Esq. Ir.AS. p it:11 AN EiVT CAPITAL of 4:400.000, in 'tidditioq to t t lsa . fhtetnating Fond :wising front the Pro:min:us, is provided to goaratitee tlic Ettgagements,of the Othee.--The original Nehilhrri auliscrihing to this Permanent Cultital are alone reipwasible for -Losses.—The Surplits of The Prensinius, after pyiu tt Lasses and I.:spaces. is returned to thus now insured, as.well at to the original Members ; and the Politic toot' rest twined, that to enhance this return, thorns upon the nurse Office are never defeated upnn legal sohjeett oos: hilt that demands are paid in full, with the aft- Moot prinepttless. ....4ents ate appointed in all The principal Towns, who are abioAgents to the Provident Life Office, founded on similar _ . prineiples.. • This Day svereinahlliihed, Illandsontely printed in On.e.ltiol; Octavo, price in hoards, ly. v.DAIINSLL, B. 1). Prebendary' of linrbaui, and late Fidlow of C. C. College, Oxford, Printed for F. C. and J. Ricington, No. Pi, St. Paul's titarch•rartE sold, also. bT J. Hatchard, said by Christoiiher and Jenne4, Stockton, and Andrews. Dothan*. •:THE COMNIERCIA.I. HALL WINE COMPANY, , (Established In the Tear 100134 • . _ • Va, lo g Shinner-street, and No. 341:1, Oxford-street, Loridhi) E, COMPANY solicit rhe itttenlion to the Company's List of GENOINE WINES, Slilltryg, cpitutm;s, trusting that, as their Prices are liked on their usual nnalerate Scale, the? will as herstofttre give foil ispisfnetton to that truly ropectal)la part of the Community, teal 1 . 4) inoo.y rits pains or expersims teals spared for the last Night Years, in •selectintelis mast ]tear T4'ines that could iso procured from the choicest Vin. tlges in the world. PowrizoAL writs. Per Dog. Red Port. Vintage Isl* - - • • 4.ts. ditto, fist Qualit y , and the hest imported • -48 a. srele,l T. R. A. druolt hove the. Pipe ordered, aild'allowetl to he the most superior that is said - • 54e Zino, dikso,,ltt loonths in hottle.• • • . - tins 01cl tiorix ei usted, cttriou;l high and sott flavoured • Gdi rleelitlity Irr t io the Hods Gratie . . s 4* d Port, in Pints, Viittagt: of 1108 - . 341 sPANist-I AND rine.Otel.titurry; threct 551 x.. ditto, Ei4St todiiti eruateliless)- - 801 . Dittu, Piste ditto, ditto ItliENt - 844. -100 s. 51ADETRA'S, TF Piiir'renerifie tigs Dilto 4!55. Ini4o.l.4kistiiro4tit . itich 50S. Yronti Ntatlelra -50 s. LISBON WINES. ~, I.iilion ' . direct , . ~. 48 0 . min, East India - Gos. 014 - mel t Mountain • 49t. Ditto, Old notarent . 635. S*H, &c. flock, Old .- 1 I Ditto, very Qid .. ..NCR! FIT'S, &c. I Ditto, old hoe Wad India ditto - - . pt. Dittri, Ord Last India, particularly Atte tioseVe - • • - 1401. - 9M. PREP Claret, small flavoured, tCut it nod h,bilir,l ditto, the finest Cha . te.to Nlargolt 110 s. R it tiks ditto. f e afitte 1 i I ,L l 9Plllsiy. $t Growth 150 i. — "ntlitligr, Ist Growth las. • 755. “M. Chaniritzne, 'the finest Sparkling - I)itN, ditto, Creaming . 12q3. Vin de Grave . Souturne - 755. Viu de (4.irn3sli t a ettri °its' se4reeArt He 1 t 63. Old Frontignise - 1103. NINES.. _ _ Red Cape, front the finest CAPE ca r hr , I %tildra, the usual I . , 4 e %Minty, told by I „,,he C. (V. Cs - SO. ! '''.. olo . Vitt de Chive, in Erenelt IlutticS -84 s. COitt ~„.'nl Apple Slmib Lio.lirotidy tio. del itiou s S4s, I ~ . GENriNE SPIRITS. . Per Gallon toglish Getter* ge. tido.-- Jawnica Rom, partici)- i Is.' ed—L'ltt. fid. I larly fine - -18 s. ed. " I t „ c almtds: %Hilo. Oft . CoKnine, line old - 1294. "'bite - - - 2ft.l D itt o , in Bottles, 2 1 .1 .taid.ittiii,,olti:kgort 16$. ed. Years old - 'or i he coo et nivitCy 'Of' i trolt L. Fiamilir s who prefer t brit-Wiwi ii 4 Pints, and for C , ,noruis , curs in saperior Articles, the tortipthry hate selected the most elution% Woos, &c. and ' utto,,%iiit folloWitig as the most chotte that wiu be pro. drietA i-- . • Per Dot.. Fine West-India Ma- 1 Old Elva India Sherry F Tint Grripe trans ! Cit a t ite atiii;l - - - ia, the finest, ! ia. in Pints - - - 56:. 11.11...4. ~ Noygnu,ltedagul Whits 665. • Cs ,iss. nia o tti f iod t c h 4c i ,a e ricr n ac i ree n , li t i:t e i t i r t r y io7 :ss: fine old Ory Li.dion - 81 s. , ts. Ditto Constantia, very • 455. rat , . Quality . - 6113. - lisi.. Frontigniae. - - 655, f T liii:.., dues,,t viol '‘ ,l l;l e SiF,..--.l ) Elt. rtPE. 1 Ditto \Vest Indio, Mama - - - Lino I (I,•tra ,- - - 134 ,4 •tt. 0 .141tt0 1614 - tin ' Ditto Fart Indio ditto 10 ine °ltiShi!ir • i.. . • . , - lio 1 I eueritte quid 4 'dome. 116 itta Last India - 140 I Cape Madeira, the ----8 6 s. O ld (ast - lutli;t'Dittn, of %hi; Moil ektitlitatfikl7_ , k tour qualify NI;olto..1 CUltitly du ti nest - 65 • ttlitr.-wixr.s SUN.:IIIOP, EXCELLENCE. Thi • Commercial Compaiiy have the pl(asure to it atoin their t:Ustorner4, Families of the First Rank and Dis 411f1 the in gentral, that they has , - e , rEN TtiousAmn)ozi• - .N of POUT . ‘VIN . h, NV!»CIi Or. ri4vinir 1 1 , 11 4 ENt.t;iience Of :Quality 1S I4111(111r, the 11 , 1 1 C" .N 4 ' Per Itozeti. This Moir. is of the purest cliroity of kED WINE, froiti thr Wood, And is untv Zt tl it ilvd 11 1 • I *Pittx to produce such Wulf. its - it ever,Call ex and to prevent any , Wine holt) . hring I,„,• )", 1.11. Public are iiittir . mod tlint ever; Cork will )1 4 'i . '`, 1 ,';' 1 with hriglitited Wax, and t %Vol - ifs " 6mmercial • fuc ," in a Cirdes with T. in s the, oval. . : This i)ity were published, a Thir I of LIUTTLIA.i/ trriltett on iPirirti the Ntatritioll)er iiiii.i 41'0: oit St. fleitryt, in attic , . I hi! 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Trinkniees Old Testanient Prints, with Descriptions on Copper Pht,s, n rols, is. dd.. 7. l'Orpmer'sNew l'est4ment Prints, with Descriptions on Copper Phil e*, 4 vols. ss. tid. 1; Trimmer's itsmurn History Prints, with EresCrAttionhen Copper,ratec, ss, ed. 9. 'Criiiimers.4 Ancient history Pti-tO, with Descriptions on Cupp'er .i. f3d. A Oeogropllic4l Companion to the ;shove Hi'stori , . with coloured Map,, revised,and corrected I,* the Alitkir. 17.. Fon COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, &c. 11411 1 1 1 1,1411t'S TEC mntAL ELIXIR, or, COtTGII DROPS ; the safest and must itinuediate Re. meaty ever yet compounded, for the Cure, of Colds upon the Lungs, Asthma, Cough, and Consumptive Cases; to which the Inhabitant , of these Islands are inure especially exposed, by the raoistriess of the air, that constantly tends towards Colds, and which. are generally aecnaipanied b * trouble . some and eventually dangerous Cough. Miller's Pectoral Elixir (Or Cough Drops) is compounded ti meet these evils, to restore the tone of the Chest and its c o n tents, and thereby remove that tendency to Consumption and Asthasit..vver (nand tossucceed such injtitruf the Lungs. In long contracted and'oln Mate Cases, a few Bottles are ne cessary ; hot in all recent Cooglis,' this Elixir acts instanta neously, and quickly restores the Patient Cu his fikaier Health. . -• .....• • . • Observe the same of R. Butler, Nil: 4, Cheapside is en graved on a black Stamp, which is :Axed to . earh Bottle : ail other; are counterfeits. Sold in Bottles ts. Ad, ist Messrs. Butler's and Sons, Ne.d,Chcapside, Listttin.; and alas by their apinviatinent, b' the prineiptil, Booksolltnrand bleditine Vera. tiers in eetrer own. Rrll'ru+tl . INSTInITION for the 'PaEAYM ENT and' CURE ef 1 1 . 17 - TineE:,l%;,.. CARLISLE-sTitgeT,sollo-SQUAIt.K. _ '. it'S . ()N i111(1 Co. Sorgeons, respect fitliv ittform litir the Public, that they hive opened : tht short Jost itution tor the Treatment and Cure of. the *hove alarotio:f nod dan gerous Complaint!, the fatal consettnenees , of, which are filo well ku.owil to require a particular docriptiort, confident that a generous Public will t oily. appreciate the merits - of e n great a blessing as that rtoW aired to the world in 1 biscovery of PlVeCith far the Cure of most tars of retloc.hl,:fttipture. epson and Co hare in the curse of an exteredte rttclice rittrtcotrti wow ) imp,irtaut Cotes, which liave been attested r Professional Gentkonen owl Persons bi thelirst itespecto bilit,o. • ti,:ine of these Cases; which may he seen at the shore I'n stittiti r, %etre of long *twitting , and tl n persons, impressed with v; for het ii it-ktiirtd tai perfect health, have per ritlecl Jepson und tn. to aefc'r to them, and to u hum they recommend those allii"ctedfor .11-3)SoN ;Ind Co. may he rintsulted , lll the twist tirirate I .Y Ciltler Sex, from 9 in the Morning till or the AfterMwii. Lettertt, pug paid, iiielosThgrtioat-pounci Note, inwn:diately ow:veered, and the Profits son to all part.; of the United Kingdom. 'those consulting .leplun by. It tei are reqtiebted to be very ?articular in „the Dr eiption of lota Cases, rnal those requirioz must send the Girth annul the Ittotyricros t s the t! i ., and tbk exact Mt I.ut - e. tionithc Centre of the Prot ruiion to the Middle of . tiirlih!. JEPSON anti CO. No. IC, Carlisie-siTtet, So/w-strtere. This DAyWrft publisherl, in two- price 124. hum ill. E1t.11()N1oi rots the -UNION of 11i 111'11, i'7.7 He 140 N, ami tiKVSLATION„ hi the Doctrine 1,1 the 1.7 , 1341 . 144;:ct Chinch of **Nil Ireland. Pilisc lied in Vegrii ' • .• . ' lSv ttar nit Kyr. .101rN TITaNOITH, Furnnliv nt Slid!" A1: 0 1" thil. I '4:tont ; hetti.Citrale of :cc ism, mid Ch)tplitili to the liowager Countess Wintenon, pubti:blt by tAiik g maii, Hurst, Revs, Orme, and trown e Pcteritoster-row. marnco-ctintuitoft.u,.TitANSACTlONS, Vol. V/1. Part 11. This Day were pnblished, iu rivo. (with Semi Plates); price its. boards, Vol. Vll., Part 11. of • MK 1)1 C 0-CI I lit URGICAL TRANSAC. BONS, published by tile Medical and Cldrurgical fl'nnety of London.. Printed for Lonignian, Hurst, Kees ; Onue, and Brown, Patorituster row Of whin» /nay he hnnt,. • Volumes 1. to VI; with'inoneroits Pl.ites ; price 41. 4a. bds. and V6l, %'l,l. Part 1. price ius. tad. In the h$ of January, ISt 7, will be ptsitlislied, fly 1-991tomn, Hurst, Rees, Ormc, and brown, l'itternoster- ROW, to be continued every Two, onths, price ss, Number I of 11111; CO!it ESTONDENT, consisting of LETTERS, Moral, Political, nod Literary, between emisent Wtiters in France and .Bugloutl. This•Woth,is*de %jilted, by presenting to each ;anion a faithful picture of the 4,44liotitert both to thuir:trac intereits, prounite mutual good understanding between them, and render peace tire source of a ceanamt prosperity. The *titers, Who have concurred . n a design iu benoicial to both nations, are no less eminent in rank and character - than in literary attain ;pent, k:ar It will write in his own language, nod principal! ) on the alfairs of his own coutitry ; but the French Letters 114bg tr ios slidell into English, and the English Letters into Freu,ch ; a nd the %%hole will appear, at the same periods, in English , at Loudon, and in French at Ports, The Work will thus embrate the utmost possible variety, in the Nut hor‘, in thelrobjects, attain the 'styleand manner of treat Merit. It may ,AII" he looked to, at the most correct and authentic kource. itrinforatation, in respect to the state lart,S, Magness. political InstantinuS, literature, 'tits, te. initehahle events, and important personages in both coun tries : an may thus serve to correct that common ignorance, and conuarin disirast ut each other, which has been tuo site• ressfitily fostered Ire the policy of the revolutionary noVertt ipeortl/4 by the prejudires of many persons in linAlmol, mid aborain by the uloviote slavery of the coutioental press. 44c ‘ ' -, ' ....t, , , y i ~..•V 5 ,,,,,,,q ~.' 1. ..,:, . ', l ''.:-...;%,' aT: '. .'2l, ' -- -ft., r • , :. - ..- - ' 7" , ..•. • ; ; i i i - TtZ• :. --- , : :s- ,7. i„ , . 4 ~' --Z 1 . .* '- , Aelia ' eriy , .‘ , . k . , . "A mlc(lf i uRt . A Kir. iVst. Foaags bas given several long ad .tre:ses to the siticv Aiiglist, oo some im. )iroveisieist of our Agticiiii aril Nat:lice. ‘Vinithive coney( from them ii Out lie pro poseCtO mirth economise our seed wheat, and, to sow at.air expenee ot only :is. to 10s. an .nere, according to price. TO manure with a eon - Twit of power for thro' .crops-xf inereasertfertility., ttt an expenee of Only tb . 20s. per Illcreby to augment .flee produce of alVgtain crops 8 to 12 filisheis per. acre.; 'Clover, Roots, and Potatoes, in proportion, awl- to as - sist.the ripening of the Corn '2 to 4 creeks earlier Iltan without, Ile also offers a pew Implement for our , Til• ,lisge„ which, at a cost of only 5/. is to plough, haritow, scarify, and roll, till ►►t once, with one home; by any common held labourer. He recommends earnestly cite 'Kettering .411(1 140110111 g, as 1;001t - as possible after Christmas, all fallow and idle lands, anti 'waste patches end half-employed gardens and orchards; with ,Pota• toes,. feat a crop next summer, .to teIIMIY and ab ;oriole any ilefi . ciency in the quantity or quality of our Wheat in gngland or Oats in SeW an d he promises to communicate in time, freely, to ail impiiiicS, the materials and process of his• new Manure fora spring top.thessitig to ensure vir im prove the crop.. 1 1 111% Gentleman shakes no stipulation . fOr any previous petsimal recompence or gratification fur these great prothised benefits, so. highly valuable at this hour. tVe must honestly confess. that we' l ila with mare of hope than of expectation 'so find the b e . [trio of these projections in-rived by t practice, Ittugi►ve hope a candid and sufficient experiment he mule by our ,hiltul and juttriotie Agricul- Lurists and our intiustrioos- Farmers in England, Scothkati, undlrehand, „ Mr, romigtf. Nan), is 04,1)CCIeti . VOLVIV ES. For security of ease, and siiificiemey of Corn or Vegeinbie food in tiiiS lilautl till October next, withotit great suffering, extravagant prices, and at itnporerkhing toss by importations atJtigh prices of Wheat 'atorMirley, there is perhaps, s t the iii)nr, no means of substitto 1011 and assistance practicable, nearly equal to that of an eXteutled planting tif_ Potatoes on tams', new, wame, ter gartlea - gromnts, or on all of them, where it can be. In prepare n the hind anti 'pima after Clitlst pas fora ero 11l J nor or lily. Oil a l arge wa le, a n d 'Mi. farming eedrohoi, ms , ()sere is a diniunity in Ibe 4 , 1 nti Profit from this attention, a to a to,s —Mew y it, 1105 Mai 'WI ion ' i►g manly very low pm item for. Ito ge crops in any si !nations discon bout great towns, T o lost !his Ilthoor, owl to by over catoicols, ‘ O Oll l l l he.h~ ~ ,p y cirrontsta)tee, liut what is the cunt taty camod s l, lte(i. A Buouty is LI (oriole ill 116; ciretttosttsoce very stun cotta ViiSOre a great otteittioo mot security in thitt produce. '3 a lon. 411. rot 14114. or less, .will pgy . Faritirr for this ptatioct t 'he coo grow 'root 24:10 to 500 Irtsliels ityr *cry from 6 touts to 13 flat perb4ps su wool' froin,ao Orly crop. It. • 1/1 7 [PIM SFArtNITNCE. FRENCH i'AvEltS. The roll owing ' the Speech of - }'Leitch Ministro. rot Police, 31-1)n Cik3ie4, iotroimeitig , the three Pro jets of Laws, inserted hits JUN of yesierliay , , "Thirteen months have elapsetkinee t Ire Govern ment was invested by the law pt the 2i i of Oc tober, 1814 with the right of arresting and do indivichials who appeared to he jollity 'of machinationi alpinist the King , ,nid the safety of the State, without just ice having obtained stifilennit proofs of their crimes, which fretpcotly, tainn their v" y nature, did .not admit of p4,i 4 tieity. The events (fiat have happenefl since that epoch Wi v e at once 111:111011straten the neeessity.and the e ffi o . ac y of that measure. Wherever the enemies of le 4 l. situate Monarchy attempted to tenor - our inkeries, thel* audacity, had they not kit thenaselvesonder the.empirK z 9Tittextraordinary power, writild have been greater, tleit activity,,..nore datigerons i a m ( their rage, auppoinng it to he always impotent, would have kept Erence in a state of itnpilettnle and trouble, that woulttitself Stave been a real and pfisitive danger. " Armed with the force you intrusted to it, the Government has been able consta n tly to reach malevolence, become. at ottrc more timid and less pnaerful in its means -' The Goverintient, sup. ported by the happy agreement of all parts of the legislative power,. has si en the principal causes Illappear, which in 1815 rendered Indispensable the whole extent. of -the extraordinary pntver , , which the law of the 29th 01 October placed in its hands. Agitators have 100 'even their hopes . : the triumph of legitimate Alonsrehy becomes more consolidated daily ; the st a bility of the Charter, the Full and entire exercise of the royal authority, keep parties , within bouthil, and unite for ever the interest of the throne with that of the country ; they will soon stifle, never to real turn, the seeds of discord. " It is 'tittle'. such htvourahle nti(piees, with the certainty that Fraoce appeolchrs the moment when 'he will posse t ,s, unrestricted, all the attvan. tages site begins to enjoy, that we are entire In I lemmitt, nut the renewal (if the law of the 291 t of October, but tl,e replacing of that law by more lituited„ tuure unit equally temporary euttc.ments. t ‘hoi t hi haya warmly ilciretl to he able to say that the 6overnment"of the King, in order to maintain ptnice and order, hail no longer any Watit of e\traordinuili Ull!attikrei algid 11441 Fratire, free anti iiayry- at Loit, detnande4l n o thin g mote than the vr . isdom of the l and the empire of the ChAltr; bai yPti,„,,141.9.W, ()elideo4oo w %hot .tigitations„ are prolougvii fur be. v ond the film; n l,cn Oey hrst wadi; heirmopcor. 4itce. England has OVCII o itlain I'M:a' 50 years the guarantee. of personal liberty, the fatuous !Libras Corpips Act, s.nstientletl nine times ! " Hut what were the dangers of that country compared to white we !lave Wi-aveely escaped ? En t !linid Only feared' the emo ag ii, n o f Iltrise revolutionary priueiples which have sO long ofected oor country; and though Sire might he nenaced, o . ith the horrors of aoarrhy, vet, on ouched ant! imteeessible; she Wal sheltered front all other perils. " Iti J 815 the I a'w was considered indicpens re ble, 80:1 the principle which justified it wig tom" oirrionslyiolopted. Several provisions were snbu ject to some iippositlon. ,It helonged to the'royal uttibority to direct the, moth: of execution; itod when the law was promulgated, t eiroildr reol" laced its loterisretation: This extraordinayy p o .v e r was extrciscd with the most scruttultMs attenti , iu. In taking care on the one.hand that the itrovii.ious should not he illusory, entleavottrs were Made on the other to anticipate abuses. Sonic Nicol inithod, cities may doubtless have executed the law with too much rigottr o nuty hive etinceivett exaggerated alitrutp, or given too rettOy fl receptiou to scotstt tious: but ouch errotd: %%ere but -of short duration, tml were promptly repaired. ; Our eorrespontlenee toes not tnable•us to Hain in detail the etreStl which have been made in of this maw : but our conscience assures 1111, that Frante knows we tlive not, in tlri3 clifticult laik, excrOcit i.Eir (lutY and our responsibility. ' Airtlevolettee hui taken 0 pleasure in ex.4g. gerutingthe itiptib...r of . 0w retlons arrestell or C.Oll 14 , 11(1 111/11:14(1 th e 111(lat 1111S41E(i Co4lelf. - 11 1 lations on the subject 'file son entent wliirt~. ill be kid bet'ore you proves that itt 110 moment did I►at number exceod 319, tbrotighoitt the whole extent of France, It only reached this maximum; in the month which followed the erring of Grenoble. The shuck which these, events caused in some adjoining deliartMeatS, induced rations Inefects to 'take measures whlch ceased to ► have effect as. Soon as 4 Walt StSeertailled that the Math attempt of Dozier had no tamitications in the de. which surrounded that of the Isere. "On the ibt of Vii;.ti y 1 ILB, the liototittr per~oiis ill' l e s t i ) e i;ti et t:t s r e t i l i et i v , t r,; :l; r i t i c: , 1 2 0 0 74 . they 2 2, . 21i$, itlul on tile 1 , -it Jkllle to 3i9. In .1.4,1 y they dertesoted to '216, tool were sOrevtoivelv reatteed to 71 loot .5'4 On the Ist of Novetober there wert, not mote Alott3-1 ,tfetrups 41)141,1 thsf , 40Itt of this number ooty 17 bd o o g ett, (Here' ti,e :Tooker 'wrs ha v vrt it iivil by e xplv . sslonis of $ll 7 . 110. ""i" 11 .) Xii these.oricsis Ihive, ht coofor. fliity to- the htiv; hero solooityell to the tkeition 01 the Is:10g hi ('lnturil, who h3s rohsil - totiottily tool H oltorely kveiglic4l ilie eitpri,o4l; d ud wlitit errors hAtr lieto it'.,cert4iitted they haVe b 433 piano!) , rtpAileil. —4 becn ete " ex.t.A.otitto of the iaw 1 . HgA i ti q tov i l ii hose pcvviotts oonittict rimititcrti it habil" to a kgitioiAte vigthuicx. figlog*),§ fjocrou lei); may tito esiocei)teu souletiant quihit. pttil ~:.