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DAY, the iGth day of Ain il next, at Eleven o'Clock in ale Forenoon, to choose and elect SIX NEW DIRECTORS. By Order of the Court of,Directors, • STEPHEN SACKETT CHANCELLOR, Clerk. Town Hall, Margate, Maich 11, 1819. . • I - ORD ERSKINE.—THE LONDON LITE RARY GAZETIT,' To:Num:mow, price Bd. will contain, among a variety of other interesting papers, in the Belles Lettres, Arts, Mariners, and Amusements—"'The Farmer's Vision," an unpublished and privately circulated Poem, by Lord Ersliine—MemoirS of the late Mr. Harlow— Description of Modern Brussa,' Mount Olympus, &c. &c.— Rose's - Letters from Italy—fitnboldt's- New Travels in the Caraccas—The flermit in. London—No. 9, Assignations; or, The Regent's Park, &c. &c. • COURT OF REQUESTS, CASTLE-STREET, LEICESTER-SQUARE, MARCH 18. ;sa~~ U~~~ ISC . Of WESTMINSTER ELECTION. WHEELER V. BOND. to" uod re. be lid of Jis at at ;4= 3;.-• March 12, 1819. SUM PERSONS ae may be Ivillingio Con -Iltract for S u p p l y i ng this Hospital with BUTCHERS' AT for Six or Twelve Months'fthe Meat to be killed 14" Y -6 glit hunts before delivered, if required), may deliver in their Proposals to the Directors of the said Hospital at this Ott Saturdav,• the 27th Itista nt, At Eleven o'Clock The forenoon; and in the mean time he furnished with .I : ° 'ns of P roposals, a nd acquainted with further particulars, Y enquiring at . the Steward's Office here. N. B. No Proposal will be received after the hour afoiesaid, ;or %%litany be attended to that are not agreeable to the said nor unless. the Parties personally attend. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March I, 1819. .1 11-I P , PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA 1, J.ESTY'S ORDNANCE d o h ere b y g i ve N o ti ce , : qt Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, • °7 ' before IT'"ednesday, the 24th March instant, from etto, p ersons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of 14e und er - mentioned quail/ay of ELM and OAK TIMBER, °' Service of the Royal C a rri ag e D e partment at Iroolwich, °3() 4 °04 of Hewn Elm Timber, each Tree to contain 80 free and upwards. 110 400111 of Hewn Oak Timber, two thirds of which must •be Tees containing 70 feet and upwards in each Tree, e hid the remainder must contain 60 feet and upwards in each Tree. w "le of the El m Timb e r mus t be deliver e d at Wool dohtwo Mouths, and the Oak Timber within four 41143fr0m the date of the Contract; and the Terms and C7iii°ll3 of the Contrac: may be known at the Seoretary's F'. : 11 1 Pall-M a l l a f oresaid, any day between the Hours of ieq l "f! F our o ' clock, where the Propoials must be delivered, 4„ g e(f. 4 1), and endor se d " Pi op o su l s f or th e S u pply o f Timber ; " - , i tot ar, loposal can be adinWed after the said 24th March at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day; . neither 4.) .3 , Tender be noticed, unrcss the Party nicking it, or d gent in his lehtLy,..;luilt attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. 111ix"Ple.P.: OF ORDNANCE, Feb. 2f, 18/9. . 41 PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA illesTrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that n.: 7' " a Lt be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on ~'rr Cote afonday, the 22d day of March next, front such may be willing to undertake the Supply of HO -1i4./ tir( TICLES,Ter service of this Depart aunt, fair a pe -1744: r elf. 27 ‘ree Years, determinable after the expiration of the 144,,, p ec4., qr upon N o ti ce o f th ree M on th s , a t th e opt i on o f P„ it' the p ri 4 of th e . 14 i c l es may be viewed upon application at 4loreme'Pal Storekeeper's Office the Tower, and at the laql: elle r's Office in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich; and I)42liculars, totcether with the Terms and Conditions I C ;" t ract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in 4 ' 0 14. - -411 afcresaid, any day between the Hours of Ten'and 6e4 , where th e P r opo sa ls m ust be delivered, sealed 14 44 end ersci " Proposals for Hosiery Articles ;" b u t tt , caa be 1 lilted after the said sod March . next, ()on _of i lie same day ; neither will any 6 ei . atced, unless the Party making it, or an Agent La il; shall attend. By Order of the Board, H. CREIF, Secretary. LSI 'NI FIRE AND - LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,' I\"LW BRIDGE -STREET, BLACKFRIARS, . --II)I3 WERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT: CAPITAL--ONE MILLION. I NS it ti t RANCES f a lli ng due at LADY-DAY exPire un le ss re neged within fifteen days from that is( (. .ess 4 :l:Z:Jlt e :; e n s } e P r a i n p c i s Rates antitt Charge are of the most rea ke is made for Fire Policies, Pren-in•n—" exceeds ss.:—no Admission Fine is ` 4 46 6 1",'" 1 Life . • ' a liberal • commission is allowed 41,,..'1!),:5, and others, * who street Life Insnrances;—and k"1ted:‘111 IS afforded ' by which the interest and corm 1, It f the Publi c may be promoted. Ritl ' l e of the advantages of the Company, to the , tc, that it .1141. k , se it ins . holds oat no profession of sharing profits insured-are not liable to Calls good the insures, 1 - I'l.' 7oliers ; a responsibility from be fre e, if their fusurances'were accorn thh:ltv:r..th r a nt prospect of benefit to arise from profits, I, liarantee might lie ofiered. Persons insured on lil t went reeeivMg returns have been actually subjected • 4 of this dangerons cootingenpy. WARNER PHiPPS, Secretary. %Nh, (- ON r,,'' 4-I S, COLDS, ASTIIM &c. &c. k t tic s PECTORA L BALSAM Ok COL PSI 00T. is the virttle,--stich the safety, an!! /8 0 ' 1 010-Y o f th at most excellent • Medicine, ARNOLD A,itGo o 41..1 nAt.s.Am OF COLTSFOOT,.that upwards of L t s ,!`ns atllicled with the most violent Colds, Cougbs,, 14,:Uto nti ne- 'looping - Cough, Shortness of Breath, and Sta4. ll ß, have been cured. In old Coughs, recent . oral kt!!4i,l,:ng Astlimas . , slight mid recent Coughs and Colds,. JHoarseness, the Hooping Cough s Shortness t u t t "4"%1-I,,_Consumptiomi, this Medicine is dsculeilly tht. 14:het 411 2', rtlect nal ? and the greatest discovery ever made ,n,als.of medicine. It is held in the highestestima b7,lr und salubrious virtues.. Volumes would f k l t h it:7ll to contam the mass of individuals who . has e d eNierieneed Its safe, salutary, and inestimable 4,71, of 4 ..Zthlt . ig can .be better adapted to prevent th e . ill tq d e ticco ki r l d ,Lr , nd foggy weather ; nor can any thing he nr T a t ''' when wet, damp, Qr wet iu the feet, :'"g )11 t he body, alter a shower of rain, -or fall r Alm . 'e 20u0 years has the herb (Coltsfoot) beef, held in the highest estinta foi s and relieves the afflicted speedily, it causes ZittitZsls, to breathe moreireely,aiiil st reiwthens their eon rtel'Cers‘.lePlo"ble and dealainitous effects of nc.l,tatlnn jort°Sod s s fo w o i t ll ple ase to ,ask fur Arnold's Pectoral L„ ire then{e Certific'ataendni(a't!:eltvre- in the Pamphlet which .t is r fe t t v H a. n o s n i attes ted Nl P b y i. h . ' o e rd P a p o' Propr i e t o r o o f the 25th day of March, 1816; ( 4 1 by cannot besenuine , Strand ; Saner, 150, Oxford nu, Upper East Smithfie l d,; monnsey, 69, ,"1, Blach friars- road -id • Button, l'o 'al Ex -1.""!, 1 3,Aik ate , .•• ) hll,l *life -end Indus, 1.1, Bis•lopsgate-st reel ; 2 (; , , Lad; Ward, 324, Holborn; Wright Boron., ; Byerlv 105, Holborn ; Ch andler, ' 76, Ox rsv tn,w ,N, oweiimour-street, Clare-market; and Fric, r vspect a bi e street, London ;. and Retail, :"'eine Venders throughout Europe. "' 6 d•l arid los. 6d. each Bottle, duty MORAVIAN MISSIONS. TWO SERMONS will he preached in behalf of " THE - LONDON ASSOCIATION', in Aid of the Missions of the United brethren (commonly called Mori vim's)," as follows On TUESDAY EVENING, March 23, at the EPISCOPAL ,CHAPEL, Long-acre,, by. the Rev. JOHN BULL, B. A., Morning Preacher at St.. Margaret's Chapel, Broadway, Westminster; Sunday Evening Lecturer of St. Ann's, Black friars ; Domestic Chaplain to the Right Honourable the Earl of Malmesbury ; and one of the Secretaries of the above In stitution. And on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 24, at ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH, Southwark, by the Rev: T. S. GRIMSHAWE, M. A. Rector of Burton Latimer, Noah amptonshire ; and Vicar of Biddenham, Bedfordshire. Service to begin on each occasion at Half-past Six o'Clock. Owing to the ruinous effects of the war upon their Settle ments in Gerniany and at Moscow, the Missions of the United Brethren among the Heathen, which consist of Thirty-two Stations, supplied by upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Missionaries, have become almost entirely dependent upon this Country for their very existence. The well-known cha racter, and the eminent success of those Missions, as well as the esteem in which they are held by all classes of Christians, encourage the Committee to give notice, that Subscriptions to the - London Association, which has been formed for the purpose of waking the Public further acquainted with the labours of the Brethren, and of replenishing their exhausted Resources, will be thankfully received by Messrs. Morlund and Co. 57, Pall Mall; Sir Mer, Pole, Thornton and Co. 1, Bartholomew-lane; Messrs. Ransom and Co. 34, Pall- Mall; and Messrs. Stephensons and Co. 69, Lombard-street. TH E LOTTERY. IYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, CORM-ITU, and 4 LOM3ARD-STREET, congratulates his Friends on their success at his Office in the Lottery just ended, and trusts, the same good luck will always attend them. EYTON cannot help thanking the Public at large for their kind support for So many years, and hopes they and Dame - Fortune will still continue their Favours. The SCHEME of .the NEW LOTTERY, which draws 2Sd a MARCH, contains THREE Prizes of £20,000 besides :37 other Capitals, and a FREE: GIFT of Eighty Whole Tickets. (rr The Number of THE LAST ,090,000 ever drawn, was 4,456, which was sold in One Quarter, Three Eizhths, and Six Sixteenths, at the above Lucky Office. and J. - SIVEWRIGHT solicit Public at e! • tention to the NEW NI ARCE-I. .LorrERY, which begins DrawingNEXT TUESDAY. with only 10,000 Tickets, contains FORTY CAPITALS, all STERLING MONEY, in- THREE PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ; and hi - addition to all the Prizes. in the Scheme, Eighty un drawn Tickets, or the Amount in Shares, if preferred, will he given to the Holders of the Ist, ed,4o, 6th and ith Prizes of 201. By this arrangement, A SIXTEENTH may gain 20,0n0 GUINEAS. The Undrawn TICKETS or SHARES may he chosen at either of the Offices of J. and J. SIVEWRIGIIT, 37, CORNHI 1 38. HAYMARKET, 141, OXFORD-STREET, 1 It, HOLBORN, where they sold No. 15,760, the last 30,5001., in the last Con-. tract; No. 1,365, 10001.; No. 5,713, 5001. ; No. 1,457, 2001. No. 12,231, 2001. THE 23d OF THIS MONTH THE STATE LOTTERY B EGIN S. A SINGLE TICKET MAY GAIN SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS. A SIXTEENTH MAY GAIN 20,000 GUINEAS. BISH, Contractor tor the Two last. Lotteries, IL • respectfully reminds his best Friends the Public, that the STATE LO'rl'ERY begins 1 _ NEXT TUES . DAY,,23d Instant. TICKETS anti SHARES are how on Sale at the old established Offices of T. BISH, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-GROSS, London (and by his Agents in the Country), where, in the last Lottery, he sold No. 5,191, drawn a Prize of 80,000 I.; No. 1,535, a Prize of 20,0001., both in Shares, &c. &c.; heing• (AS USUAL) more. than any "other Office-keeper; and in the preceding Lottery, N 0.5,535, 30,0001. &c. &c. *** Bank, India, South Sea, 5 per Cents. 4 per Cent. Consols, Reduced, Ornnium, 'lndia Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and al: kinds of Government Semnities, bougl4 and sold by Commission. The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against BISH's Office, in Cornbill, by which the Public can see the fluctuations. NEXT TUESDAY the Holders of the First, Second, Fourth, Sixth, and Seventh drawn Prizes of 20i. will be entitled to SIXTEEN UNDRAWN TICKETS, or to Shares in proportion, making together 80 Undrawn Tickets, or 160 Undrawn Halves, or • 82Q Undrawn Quarters, or 640 Undrawn Eighths, or •1,280 UndraWn Sixteenths, . To be chosen at any,Lottery Office in London or the Country. By thi; novl.l arrangement, npwaids SEVENTY THOUSAND I'ollNl)Smay be bya Ticket, - And by a Share - TWENTY THOUSAND GUINEAS!! Thus-giving to every one who laws before 'the 'Drawing a DOUELE .CHANCE for • THREE PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, - 3 of 2,000 9 of *ksoo :...and.... .1,000 25 0f...... 200'....and.... . .300 30 of 5O ....and.... , 100 1,950 'of lO ....and.... .20 BEGINS DRAWING NEXT TUESDAY. N • BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE,' Foui - Doors from the top of Sonthampton-StreEt, Holliqrn, is the IRISH- LINEN COMPANY'S only WAREHOUSE in LON DON, ESTABLISHED NINETEEN YEARS, For the Sale of Irish Shirting and Sheettng Cloth by the Piece, at the Factor's price, WARRANTED for Durability, Colour, and to repay the purchase-money should any fault appear. The Company, from the nature of their Establish ments here and in Ireland, offer to the Community the above Articles much cheaper than they can he procured through any other medium. Good Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country orders punctually attended to. JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury-square, t JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Ahhey,Duhlin, gent'S. The lATERARI? GAZETPE, price Is. is sent by the Newsmen, free of postage, throughoot the Kingdom, and. the Public are requested to he cciy explicit in giving their Orders, as the Proprietors hare lately discprered-that another. Journal, with a somewhat similar title, has been surrepti-' tiously supplied'in its place. ORD BYItON.—We arc -requested lo state 4 that, the NEN MONTHLY MAGAZINE e 4 April 4, price 2s. will contain, among many other interesting Ar ticles, The Vampyre, a .Tale,, by Lord Byron, never before published ; also, some unpublished Scenes from the Tragedy of Manuel, by the Rev. R. C. Maturin.—The same Number will, be accompanied by a fine Portrait and interesting Me- . ‘moir of Mr. Coleridge. FRAUD PREVENTED. 70 counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition instead of the GENUINE BL NCKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they hare adopted a new Label, in which their Signature and Address 97, High Holborn, it so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the Type, which is unlike all Letter-press, will enable PurchaSm at once to detect the Imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made. and sold whole sale by DAY and- MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and re tailed oy the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, lion mongers, Perfumers, Boot-makers, &c. in the United King dm, in 13uttles at 6d Yd, and Is. 6d. each. - Thi's Day was putdished, in Octavo, price 12s. in boards, T REATISE on the LAW of PRINCIPAL and AGENT, chiefly with reference to AIERCANTILE TRANSACTIONS. By WILLIAM PALEY, Of Lincrdn's lon, Esq. Barrister-at-Law. The SECOND EncrioN. with considerable Additions, By NIEL' GOW, Of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister-at-Law. London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet-street ; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin.. BANK OF ENGLAND. A General Meeting of- the Proprietors of this Corporation vas held yesterday, for the purpose of declaring a dividend upon the Corporate Funds, for the-half year ending on the 6tb of April next. The CHAIRMAN, after reading the usual minutes, moved that the dividend skonld be's per cent., to which proposition two amendments were, sub mitted ; the one, dot the dividend should be 6 instead of 5 per cent.; and the other, that instead of immediately declaring any dividend, an exposi tion of the funds, income, and expenditure of the Bank should he made to the proprietors. The Hon. Mr. Bouirstmt cOntendei r l, that the affidavit made 011 the part of the tank, in a late proceeding in the Court of King's Bench, esta blished the fact as to the Company being in pos session of a reserved fund. This was a matter of record, and undeniable. In the fair maintenance of their own interests, the body of proprietors Ought therefore to be made acquainted - with its amount, and its disposable nature. Sir Tuomas ThRToN, although not in favour of the amendment, thought some communication ought to be made by the DirectorS on this subject. It seemed to be absurd to vote a given dividend, without knowing the amount of the capital from which it was distributed. Mr. RicAttno was of the same opinion, and cx. pressed his confident belief that the Bank were in possession of at least 5,000,0001. in addition to their known capital of 15,000,0001. It was not a fear of their poverty, but 'a jealousy of their riches, that had provoked inquiry. Whilst it was clear, therefore, that the Proprietors had a right to lotow the condition of their affairs, it was equally manifest that no injury would arise from the disclosure. A letter which he had recently received from one of the •Ditectors of the' Bank of France entirely accorded with his views. Mr. YOUNG made 'sonic forcible observations on the same side. • Mr..PAYNR. argued that the Directors were fully justified in the course they were pursuing by the tering ot their Charter, and that would he un wise in the Court of Proprietors to interrnpt it. The GOVERNOR observed, that the Directors could not agree to the .amendment, because they felt that its adoption must produce inconvenience. A'similar question had been raised in March, 1816, and atter discnssion, it was resolved that no dis. closure ought to be made. Mr It. jACKSPN said he was desirous of in formation, but could not regard the present as a fir occasion for demanding it, as the state of their affairs was now under the consideration of Parliament. The political character of their in stitution rendered it necessary that secrecy should' be sometimes observed. Motions for an increase of dividend had been so often 'Made at the house, that at last the Legislature interfered, and actually prohibited the East India Company from raising it abesire ,a certain amount ; and he . he lieved Mr. .Pitt had it once coUtemplation to apply the . same restriction to the Bank. Persons who speculated in the market price of East India Stock were accustomed to go down in parties, and support any motion for an increase of dividend, without much reference to the general interests of the proprietary -body. It did not appear to him expedient to adopt this amendment merely for the purpose of administeritig food to the Court of. King's Bench ; the avowed object being, that that Court might be afterwards moved ' fOr a mandamus. The sense of the proprietors had been so clearly expressed upon this quest ion on a formes occasion, as to render any departure from it, ex cept under peculiar circumstances, 'lnadvisable.' Those who from time to time brought forward these motions, were, he had no doubt, influenced by the best motives; but it was still cert§in 'that patriotism, and a desire to impair the profits of the Bank, were not necessarily connected. The amendments were then put and negatived, andtteoriginal proposition carkied by a large majority. Mr. ItICARDO and Mr. BOUVERIE disclaimed any such object as that referred to by the Hon. and Learned Gentleman, in the conduct formerly pursued at the East India House; and the farmer desired also to vindicate an absent member of their body from any supposed imputation of the kind. Mr. R. JACKSON said - he had meant no reflec tion on any member of that body. The plaintiff stated, that he was hired, with many others, by the defendant Bond, a Bow-street Officer, on Monday morning, March 1, gat a public house, in Adam-street, Adelphi, at ss. a day ; that they were directed by Bond to station themselves at the front of the hustings and to sing -out ," Lamb for ever," and to hoot and h►ss Mr. flobhouse and his friends, and if struck to . hit acrain. That he was so employed on Monday and 'inesday, but had not been paid. To prove his case he called John Moore ; but the Court finding that this witness had also sum moned Bond under the same.circumstances:, were advised by their clerk not to admit hin► as an evi dence,. and the summons was dismissed. MILLWOCTI/ V. BOND. - The plaintiff stated, that he was engaged by Bond, the Officer, on Saturday morning the 27th of Feb. between 11 and 12 o'clock, to hire 25. men against Monday morning, for the three re maining days of the election, at ss, a day each,„,. and himself to he captain of that gang, at 7s. a day, and that the Saturday was to be included as a thiy. for himself ; that accordingly, on the Sa turday awl Sunday, he did collect the tnen as he was directed, and assembled them at the hustings; that the orders given by Bond to him, were to pa rade the men about in a gang hvtween the. hust ings and the market, throughout the day, but to station them in the filint towards the close'of the poll, and to call out Lltnb for ever," and too make as much noise and contusion as possible, to prevent Mr. Hobhouse from being heard. • QueStion by the COURT.—llave you been paid any part of the money ? I was paid 10s. on ac count, by Bond, who promised to pay me the re mainder on. the Monday following the election; but he did not. By the COU RT.—Then you bad no more ? Yes : Captain Prescott sent for me by one of the men of my gang, to the Brown Bear, in-Bow street, on Monday last, to receive 55., which he said he would not trust Bond with, as he had had 271. on the Tuesday, to pay the men with, for which he had Bond's receipt, and Bond had had 21. more forhimselfbesides. Capt. Prescott then paid me as., and told me to make Bond pay the Ole rest, and to tell that to the Court. • The defendant, Bond, Ddmitted the transac tion, but said he bad kept the plaintiff well. The Court ordered the defendant, Bond, to pay the balance, 135 . . and costs, within a month. MOORS V. BOND. • - The plaintiff stated, that he was hired by Bond on Sunday, ,the 28th of February, in the after noon, at Perry's Wine-vaults, in the Adelphi,with many other persons, at ss. per day, to assemble at the same house next morning, which they did, and Bond directed ithein to go to Covent-garden, and place themselves in the front of the Hastings tor the day, and sing out " Lamb for ever," and to hiss and hoot when any body cried out for Hob house, and if any body gave him a punch on the head, they were to hit them again ; and when Mr. Vobbouse spoke, to 'hiss and hoot, to pre vent his being heard ; that, after the close of the poll, they were to return, and he would pay them. Bond did not come till between seven and eight in the morning, and said he had been-at a great many coffee-houses to look for the Committee-man who - was to provide the money, but could not find him unless be -went to his house, which , he did not like to do, as it would not look well. Question by the COURT to Bond.--Who was that person ? • Mr. Hodgson, the clerk, interposed, and said, that was not a question for Mr.' Bond to answer, as it would come before the House of Commons.; and Sitting n be did, he (the Clerk) was bound ro protect Bond. Bond told the. Court that the Committee-man of Mr. Lamb who . promised to pay was out of town; and be could not get the money. • Plaintiff continued.—Bond offered them on the Monday night a shilling a-piece in part, and pro mised the remainder on the Tuesday morning.— " We did not take it, but said we would take the two days together. He said he should have the money ready, and we might have it before we went in the morning, or, it we liked, take.both days together at night. Bond ordered us to be , at the same public-house in the morning, and to go to the hustings as before ; but' he did' not come to paysus as lie promised. Going up to the hustings we met him ; he said, Go to the hust ings, • and I will pay you to-night.' After the poll, we went to Perry's, and waited there till 10 'o'clock at night, hut he never came, and I then summoned him." Bond admitted that be knew the plaintiff, and that if he had gone to the Brown Belt- on Mot day last, he would 'have been paid by a gentle man of the Committee, who attended there for that purpose. By the CouaT to the plaintiff.—Did Bond tell yon to go to the Browft Bear to be paid ?—No, he di4 not, for 1 bad not seen him. - Did, you know lbat , you should have gone there to be paid ?—I did not. TheConri ordered Bond to pay the amount of 103. and costs in a month; to which Bond agreed. * * We have taken the above froth The ,Times . of this day, which has properly added the fol lowing cant ion : It is proper to mention, that this account is sent to t $ by one of the most determined enemies of Mr. 1,,..m8'S patiy, and the most active of Mr. HonnousE's_friends; but as he assured us that the facts might. be depended ou, we did nut dunk proper to withhold it trout the Public.7l