The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-02 00:00:00

~.:... 1.;1 , ;iN Ast) T: tr. t ERs. • Tl, n.,1.1 Ht -:sed letivi to thy' R.- , oprin the t on , meo.: ~ 4 1 mill. le that ih t • k I .I{1).11 ;(.11 IJtirtl3llll3 "t yin:: )e' pre,;•lo, It) •vlalittv of hi, itc( l . aiii , ,wee with Mr. and t . ,Y)Rie of hL:. 11,,d heco, sent to his 1,01..6114), 00 , afl bveil re‘“:9leil from n tire in the I: 'se of Al r Tikort , t on , Lord remoiOitie• etr , Pts fif Mr. "I'wethlell, Poh-oh at his hail o by the lirit Kli Conctil .14ogorheti, for 'a..fart.ssed to Mr. S-encer Smyth, then liritiii , Ntioimler 'lir . Porte The eel evn, titiforttio.,te'Y 'wrecked off the island of AlAr• 'Stqe of the piteloiges,Thowevrt, con• tili in k Ptlr. efterts, were slived, anti reachett th( En hish Caliet.ll.4rin in a very damaged state, " It ails about this period, that the functions of Mr. 'myth keel e siip‘lseded, by lily arrival at " so• , 11 its' 'Mr. Thortiton %vas ioforined of the :.yi ~).1 or Mr., Tweiltiell's effects; he rimest. ed to ilive directions for linv;iie the boxy. , oprifed, ill onto. to put n stop to 1 .-, e , htth !heir coon:ors might have mitered'. Tr. Smyth. re' livd. ti.}it these trect4 -had:been z2 ,ed to him Of the ilitssioti i Hail that. iliti (Arial tnnetious lia‘ittg erased, haiku! tJn ight tointet tree. " Tiwroton t!qnt, for or first time, 9)- 'pli e d to In , •; oo tl i o rke Itist hmthority for ".ttitittg, that this aoplictiCon was not made till sonic time tft et - the al ti.ntlot t,icse efieett. at (:onst: , ntittople. )t :Trap; front 1114 It ttt r, that I inttrictiii!eiv no t!,tt-ol: tht r,stntlyfd them ; hint to inesent It o,e itpenhvg At t he lintq 'Ho!, I ITC° 111 tit CIIIIC (I t 1 )1 r. 11111, ()I1 t f 4 end ti t 11,0 Palaee . those other articles ‘l-1 i t .h la't hue', I,ft Ale.Tive(l. ilvil U1)f,1) opvnilig the packages \Chid! htill been Fatal tr.,11, t;hipvi•t;ck, in pr . esettee :11r. Thorrt tnit otthe Gentlemen ut the FltninisSy; ii., H contents ,v,,e foond in the greatest eontu. 614111 ; 11141111 ;W l 4'lll c4l 11:IVt• teen 11111'10171M ; and tltc wit , de %vete soaked tt ith sea-wator, ,r in loafing to'Mr. It Twerldcli the re in, of the tllrl►linitBllcl 001,1 r rol o f the 111 the packa.lett. except of ,li. i ty,•inc•, nod a book of CI vck .4;,v4 exprvsslv, that nod ht en ilinitlere:t, and tither little gold artic:o.s mom'. whit h thiti ihohably take Tilnoc r reeovet y frnui the hilipWiTCk A .. rt)(ifij iu the ialai . ..(",tras ted to the prescrv.4iotl of the hico r,:nain,(l; mu , Alr ballser, a t. 11 1 , trtis , rioli at C.oi..tarititioillt., Av.ls tooploy,;(1 no. to tortoih tt . to.y a ,, Ashitice In Isla pt) , ..L1., ttl pr:••vrving?r re .toring tih.. 'tlyttwingi. '!Tills notch in tit.! history of "these ;clic lei I tktte tspot) the ton itority oY I‘jr Thtirktim J. Nitta. 'l'ln• Icit..l of the fOrnier tit these ell4k)lvs too to add, that, e(Cvpt the In f til t! . , I nd dr,twi t igs, the whole of Mr.'l't‘litlell'a 0i , r13 wen. roo4 iyied iD - his elntrge • qn.:l al. hough he Cannot State with tart .iory hernmr. dlt', be ti i kt's it lot' s.l.4nted, that lit 1 1 . e;; CimstnntinOplt. twirl, Iliti o.,rn of { t iros, when he v, nt (0 1111S' , i1 4).1404. • 44 •it I OCl'Vi . tlre, exclusii:Tly4o.lllr. Twethicll's tonottscrlpts awl drawings, Row to tii• s'iet my atlttittinn, It will itearliljA be htlieved, thlt at the p , ctiod io question, neilher litvrary tun. Illlvattt. Inosine4 of any kind, could oc c,ll,y' nrch of. Icy intc 'lllO (•ireo nrstatice Ituder t•itgaged' in the 111 (ItlOttu thitie% ilt tl;i4 sion, partictilarly ihe eessaut Brit} anxious cor. rel-toudence eolatered With th e prvience of dig 11111 W : P l aypt. isft me little leisate.to'ot, tend to aff ! iirs . nll, a topre priva"te.kiod. Limn 61nteA occrnilinqly, Ilia.t, in the ahbeace of the other oftiri tI members of the erobassy, employed' 011 tlistatit mach husittes§.de 'yoked Ilium him.; alto that the lote.Piotessor C u r. iyle, who hail accompanied the embassy, veas.•thel e petit - di whom I accustomed to consult ow ntattets ofo literary or He thence iof , ..:rtic. the probabdity, v•at ti.tnt (ichtletnatt as si,oetl tttc, in transmitting raißcrs g illt bout ; l ingt In potit,ively sfate4, of hi4 ; pipv . that 11r. Carlyic recoatinentled that t hey s:,,tuld he conligoed to a ',Nit% I.Joth, a friend titt , • Various 4 , iretitostances concur to render this Orohqtite. • Nit'. Carlylp . tottlittiowa 'l:t , ..tthidi tit Ca'athritige ; he %YHA COlllieCted both by - hit th and hit . vhatelt preferments*, to ith ilistriet •la which Me. Tweildell's family 'fe. and,i,, fact; was Itiotsclf act - pointed with t 131161 v , (;01)1illtrinz, - therttfote,- tin the otle Lam% the 01 : 61116.toltrevtif my situation, and, on the tither, the t . chitire sitiottioni rtt Alr. tfirlyl e Aml M r , '.,;:tvtdilelf,: nothing call he more priihalde that that tt,,e Hod dri.willgs.t.o 1111. 0.11 tr,nisiiiitted to his faiiiily,urider Ow f , e ,!;reetions of 11r. Carlyle. tivPialllr~'~'tiiice thiejtii‘vere, soiranse,it ttd, it is }4't'-ine i/Ow.to Stiff a with yr, - oor dint()VeV, 111)01 it ell'a . lll ex l b-o,', It t:tv . Lit tpurt;ettlitr direct ycett i!d• h o w • %Ir. l'e,e4ltlellsi lather, 11, to 11:11tone ' r 1)I ; indeed tt.i lt t ;011 Ora, ws I th e n w ns intense CXettieti t of my o ffj. (I.,ty, I committed the wltnic aitioiet.•oient of tits matter fro the es!,i,..talice of Mr. C•=l.lvie," I>> it.' 14t)1.41 1 1 7,Igit) says, Tkva cliatinct chirgtos app , ar..to- li t prtligroi agaitist 1110 : that 1., , c1t.0. it ve t:4 4oy awl boat liorit . in, taking 1095.1(...z;; , r1 t %440141vIt's efreilta t and that. I ittle it %tw itatitimittoi napottotetl for them in 1,14t1 to, " , 1 i t;tte , fiist 4t.tli or 114, Lortlfihip 11 +3' ite, wor miltyll I n t a k e 44444gge i 1 tliqt4s! effects ;. to the :“:eutitl.he ;Answers ttis,fotio%s $ 'O W lierpniii }lnd 111'. IiI 4 ),VLS, g.rt;11111 cline tl# 't prv.-1 , 4 tt:;it'r 110 t ticr , f , t.ritejl f or by r Man of C.r;lalt“, a“,l tisai alterwartll Vicar of :N , % le, ' noil tl.kt,in fact, titc) ; .tife 4tilllieht. in tfit. a l tern ;; this.clr ; :,,, is ilivr,erci hy Mr. Tcve , hle3. l l kliow ; hht lam scivi yto observe, !:.alt it has iretm most diltinetly titiol.4ultstit'fitively statel by yofirsell. tio,r affect, rocked, on my bcl,alf. , :to-cteny the charge of havitti; appropriated these thingcto my own use. B u t ,vlty then, are you.' .:Ti!ling to believe that they will yet4e pro dtwed /:—Why do you lfisitlionsly expses your holm; of the discovery and production of '6.04. peei - r and insinuate that much, its all probabi lity, rem4in to be disclo4ccl o Lied Elgifi's pars,' it Yon had nothing more to do than to fell the world that 1 withheld then), in order to btilig th em 1 0 kilt it that you bring this disgusting charge before the public, for the pfo fessed purpose of aiding the accomplishment of that oliject ? l have already refuted this charge; and, .1 am persultiLd, to the satisfaction of every candid anti konourable 'Mind, Afid it may, perhaps, be worse than supertioOns to add any thing to the roas I have already exhibited, that all that was Valuable of Mr Tweddell's effects was imm'edi• ately - tranimitted to' his family. I cannot, hOw. ever, refrair; from some considerations, which most make an impruiiion, even upon the most " Let it then be supposted, that,l am capable, npo:1 sny'possible motive, of Conduct so tit end is fair to ask;whaernotive can be assigned i for it'? " I. 'As iixtQrri yeors itavr, not* Oapstql, amt nrither 1 itht wl other au:oilier or tit.. li‘o,„i.s. y , 1.4 ye ever givon, intended to give, to the wot Id, Tottr in Switzeriaoll ur in Greece ; it may be interred that Wit he iothicaced by a of profitiag by .t he o!lervation% 'of Mr, I'voelidell, or of stipprehiag the competition of a tormidoble rival. "2. 'My collectioni of oirimings !lave bren exhib4ca, bath in 14.1ditibtli'gti aiu in London, for nimq years; And os tuts out: of Mr. Tweddell`d. ha evti• milicared tfrent, nor tiny ch,twitigs, coinciding ill aril• totbjects with his. thtwc is not, I think, • sny glint ml for tilli:ging dim 1 ;ii‘ve.vn rielted my collections at hip texpencc. ". 3. Least of all shall 1 be suspected of having Acted under the influence of pi.rsonal • hostility . to Mr. John T:veddell, whose, friends (if his cor respondence has done me • jtvit ice) must .know invariably treated bin with the greatest respect aMi.kiininess ; and tit whoke remains 1 (OLd 1 lie melaneholy„satisfaction, upon my' return . fr, - 44 Turkey, of prep:stilt?: for them an 'appropriate Montititent in the Temple of Theseus. - - " hut one conNtderation more. It is well int wo that, Previous to myarrival in', Turkey', I had projected tlte 'formation of those colleettoni of the precious remains of Ancient Art, Whiel(for induy yliitis have bc,en theobj, , ..et of anxiety and exertion. What, them, eoidd be so flesh-, tide to me, as HII' publication, by a persoo so end; net4ty cpahfied'as Mr. J. vA'r eddel s Sllbketli So nearly connected' with the object of toy endea vours., antl„so likely to interest the public in. their success. ,"! therefore, tlot.ona rational rno.;ive tan LlYlikllptit)ll of the tolitilie t iAiptited,t9 ice every motive existed which odd roslibly impel tpe ,preserve to the world the . fruits of Mr.'rweaclal's learning, taste .ana in. (!qtry." In p. 37, Lord 1 7 :!giri, after, atlvrfly noticing tilt: work reviewed, thus ittiilresses the ito lover " And the first remark, that- presents itself i s , that you have , pointed the attention of the public to this ealsonny,,atiatlone,all that, rut could to render it deurnctive re.) mc, with nothing heftne you but the.statctucuts of my HCCllier. :iced not telt,yon,. that a.sludge, whether in aiitvrary litial., Or in any other; is unlit for Isis utlice,itho condemns a party unheard. In the 4,ooduct of a. .lournal such, its yours, it duet not often happett,, that, the morahebsraeter of a living indkidual is btfOre you.; and, whets such CailtS occur, !Joss ought never co forget that they,•are beyond' your province and that; if you' sp'4lt' of, them at. all, k ought to Ile .with H degrce_otrantion. and reserve, of 'which, in this,instanue,. you twee entirely lust sight. • . That . Mr. Tweddell's calumny might' lose none of its effect, you have set t'ut with •telling the public, that ' in performing this' most im portant part of his task, he delerves attoca-un pritiW Yots have, however, enabled your 'readers to judge for themselves .of the fair.. tress of this comMentlation, by &lames-pikly re. prisb,ating Isis scurrility, 'and Intimating, pretty plainly, that he has snpplied, •by mere abuse, '•what his writings avant in clearness, precision, and arrangement; in nli the -constituent parts of hnoinons and powerful statement.' I leave to yourself • to, decide, whether in a fair and impar tial Review of Me.•Tweddell's book, these curs. siderations might not have , been expected to' qua lify the pulite, which you have 01i/sight •due to the matsnerisf which be •has• preferred his charge • against me, " Perliairs, also, it might have been expected, that, hcf ire giving unlimited currency to so foul and mi.dignant :a :4 !under, you might have paused mometirto consider; svhether it was more pro:. hid e that Mr,'Twethiell and his friends should draw. erroneous inferences; or, that 1 slowld huve been guilty of.c on d nc t, of which 1 know not. in wh it terms to speak. "Au article', which indicates Nur remarkable a want of 'Candour and good, faith,' can have Veen dietate4 only , by peisonal 'anithOsity.*-;-And 1 [iced not say, that tcßeview which lends its pages to the gratification of such afeeling, is the most oli6l)iteotts and dangerous of: all jollification's." Of Ilre.exiitenco of +loci, -aitotire, the giguifiennt men -lion of Mr. Tweddell's gold w Itch .(p. 8517), and , the Writ e tit Mr. lt. Tiveddy.l)i to, pr.oseetites for .the revot cry . .1 propeyty 4:4), alrordsollkient proofs. A% to the ti±,l of I heso, r ft•el us f I wcre dygriolett, by the'vecessia v , of It!1 jilt() tiblells4 . loll with . gort , ou,eiliOnile of imiLutaiii6 11, hi.; own' Ileart An, nnfortini.ite accident occurred (nt Tuesday night, sit'lllyTtle-hall, scut Sim eliuminon 3 a inAn rvbid;iog ,iit the houNe jocosely and foolkhly pre seined 4 gun to it serv.int, which Wt'll t Off ; and lodged cont(Ynts in itcr throat, and utile:. '‘vi , e much burnt inn. She now lies dangeroudy fAVENrt*r ..1) - Re,,kii§. . . 'r.tr.S.F.XT, MAN ?.G.F.MP,N7 qr, Tar.: i..‘1.17,4;p7cT5 i Not him! : cyo l; ht ! more rrPßey than ftive ork ; giii a modern Paving, Art, wisieh is, always ' imindeo on the application 'of fliefiarfieti interested, who propose to pave their own district at their own expellee. • Prom among 'tlitt__itslialiitz.!hts are se. le , ted a larce number of Commissioners, whose 'mines are inserted in the Act The Attorney who lit,- been emplOyed to solicit tt he Rill in =l tlri;u Bleat, usually becomes their clerk, and undl,,the note Pavement is complete, the Attendance of the COAmrissioner's is foll'and . frequelit. Hy degree's, mit for the new undertaking oems unnecessary; or according to its nittore is gradually eXtinguish , ed, and the care of utaintaining the Pavement cannot but devolve anion those whose al,ity hinds Meth to continue their attendance. Theie arc tinally the Chairman of the Commissioners and their Clerk, assisted by the Paviour employed, whose advice in subordinate dettils is indispen sable. 'When their . proceedinas sequire the formal santtion. of a certain number of :Commissioners, that is obtained by the Clerkretrospectively,:and. withourdilliculty, he haying a ready answer to every objector ; " Why did you not itynd the meetings yourself when summoned, and, state your objections when the order was made ?" This argument is .unanswerable, and is proof enough that tbe administration Of the pavements is badly. constitiited ; for thus -the financial, le is hoiVti, and executive power it , all'lodged in the slate hands, and heroines !Wile to abuse though seldom abused ; . but this forbearance rests solely On the massof probity diffused aiming all respect- able people, end the value of a good conscience and good reputation in a highly coin nninity. The error which renders abuse prac ticable consists in the large number s of "Cominis• shiners, ;whereby the responsibility and influence of each hitlivithial being lessened exactly in pro.' portion as the number islarget, no man feels thee a duty sir a motive to apply his mind to the business in such manner as to he able to direct or to ebeek the proceedings of the paviour; whose asiVi4le mot whose workmanship ought not to be implicitly relied on, his interest being opposite to that of the p u blic, unless he shall have entered' into a•coatract such as that described in the pre ceding li tter : for, till that h appens, hi s i nterest i consists n paving slightly, anti repairing lessly, so that repair nosy always be 'recoired l sod frequently a rtlieWal of the tthole pasemetiL 1 - tenee'it is, that iu this metropolis, the employ,' ment of the paviesur creates 'more interruption' than the fauhS he has to rialetitr, the remedy as iulministercd being, indeed, the worst past of the, j • diSemie. The Wasteful expenditure oumoney front this' cause is a very subordinateconsiderat ton, nut! Wei degree in which 'it may blipprli ill' catch parr it:ill:VI lii,trict can only be understood by efeetetiatison.' ttith better management ; for which•purpose, marl' , fol information may lie e%tracted from the P ll •lswerS.i which were made in thr year •1814 , , to an order of , the I lotfse of Commons, calling for an anentnit of the yearly 118Ses,pilents for paving. gild lighting. Thu .only ateertain.lble ttistrtet w‘hitih nevelt% is miser the most important ; •' . the City of Lotelon and the: tap:Ales of the satile,!' RE.' n be nit:,: that MO impatationiliek,ltgain s t the 11141* of Het competent .persotts..wre entrusted, and they tire relp4intib'te to the. City. (liatunerlain, so t hut 111;iltillg better mut to dc ‘iredt The amount of lesarssTene.4 on the Several NVartk istiui;icitiha. its ate the years 181.4 1811, 1812, and 1813 ; and the atittuUl avertge tor paring . , lighting, and clertosing, is it-ss thn a' 25,0001. per 'anoint). The cleatoint: IllaY ti-r.gleeted in forttiin 4 a restift, some places p a suffice receivnig mot l ey [hut account. POI the pitrpose of kpliot ti °lli ng the expencitnre 0f 1 4,0001. between the paving and ()Liter recants to th e amount of 87;000/. (which distioglikh these, articles) furaiSh strt6cietst than; of riti!i4 soot 43,0001: is . .expentivil 'oo 44.000/. n paving, so thitt the expetise of each may be deem ed!equal. glee rental of tbe,Cit y of London, in 1310, wa5 . 890,496/. according to the property tax 1-,f -t urns ; and doubtless has gone on increasing, as berre tha: time; so that doe allowance is nude plus and ntiPYr• '['brae-pence: in the pound is ribs ed an d expended tai lighting, and three-pence in the pOund, or 12,500/. Per 0111111Yill* lit another point of view, tvhi Q l t way be Liser u l hereafter, the population of the City anti its li berties, otherwise called '` Lnntti,i t ithin and and without th e walls,,!! beittg ,sotnewltat. ttliove • 1 1 0,000 person s , each individual, one with art- other, maybe saill,to pay ttyo,shillingsper annum for the convenience of a good paveMent. Bit the same rate on the rental, or con,idereti: according to the population, cannot be expected to 'apply universally the city, however, is not stn tottair average ; for the ground, bein g more and snore treetopled by lltniallc Buildings and ware.. houses, instead of dwelling -houses, its population diminished frOnt 200,000 'to' 120,000 Since the year 1700. the pity, covering an fu'eit of abont 740 acres, gives a density of popuhtion at 162 persons per acre ; and if the population of the ITiefropt)l4, as before described, may .be taken '900,000 (wLiclt is tic;irly the truth) the densitY of: popuhition in . the whole 5320 . eete3-, will ass a ge ; r) • 160 per acre. It is not 'to be supposed, that all,the `pav e : uterus of the metropoliN (4 , )t Within the litnits of the city of London) are I n under the' hind 'Of mairagement described in the former part of this letter; hitt essentially they tire cottilticted in the same manner. The gradn o l efforts' at improvement, by: the estahliShristint of ,pavement, have in each case been ininthiedto the narticular circionstances of 'the district, whether parish, Manor, jitrit,tlielion, IniVate property,. continuity of streets, or the like; : for ;,11 tftcir varieties may he found lit iny next telter orea. Rion Occur for insisting niore apon this part .of the general subject. For the present it will suiliee to observe, that the . private Acts of Parliament for paatingvariotti: purtS of the otetropolit tire. so numerous, .that tt general' revision is,befonte necessary, and geiteral interfei ing as little Its possible with - 4 -.1 he local authorities ; such, we may hope, dive-- been proposed iti the preceding letters; but it %PH (1.11.4 f flll , 4igit - 4ite - r JO:" of titc• pa, • , 1 t 1.7 1 .11 11 .4 0 ,.. 0 31, 0 iit .eaecren b7Pl4l i ittg the j'.:st r ict s it.fger , but this C( WI IA 741 10nosti,leit'hott:, t4r► viule:v shvtlitro=l4lie,. who, -in , eivinttion %elfin the re n st at 9/614 ‘,, 4 1 2 ' 114 4 • 10 elitent in the'tAM s C ll . 3 ?q`'yr p ,vttt:yFi . .ren ,the authority whim ri,Pl gimes tts. hitnpir, Is not tiblottzlit c o!tielzrretnitst mit resiret the exlo ent'e of, peittr4t4e if) whirl, ke3 its' full e i t tent.w# °'ve so ; tke police Of the nation ai 1314 ttnd the executio n of KW general lairs, entirell relying on" the ti - ohirtary service ihe ronnti Magistracy, • Tn.the operations of time, therefore, and to 6 1 Wviglif of publi c tints, be left the task 0 proving t o the variotrs niluti.histratois of the pave l : meats, that they .would do ':l4sely in submitting to such a rn , ..4li.fration of theif,power, us •tnigll! enable thetu t o act more rtErneiously,fur the Sri ti • • c ot.l‘..ct of this and th e 'pre c eding letter! hiving been to shew.the etittet of the present bad pavemsnt, da d the rentetlysvhieli•tinfr -b e insured by tt - fcm general regnlations, simple in thepselYes.4 abeinntlensive to the p4rties enticernotl; my sub: seque n t letters nut} he ull o ir e el Ai) l oo k to the pun and to the *inure, in a larger v;c),v. 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Dr. Bowl, iof 113441- ' Ped4halc, a a t. 411. • At te •Citurcli, ut enttot - Dial : ince, N: to NOS . . 14a: riot %7114 out]. Mr. Witiit,ut 01144,.0 f I yerhomPlue. , 94 " 1481 , to Mk% Borah IMO:611. eldest ditOrstri of the late "-- !fiat:at:l, NI. Air. Titgontipo kyr; of StourttridKe, to Mitt of Yallinerlitructp . . . do the it th Olt. nt his Ljis l4:D r Ptrt“belio, Scotland, tVil• lioihk ro.rtor . al rieliford, El:,- , 1; ".„_ " mll nYti-all,Lasunedoire,o ol : rolierAdest son of liir oosep eo.adelifft, Boot., o f m i t i ,,,t, e hicc. hunt.... , . . ri..-Tl,6rmtAv . last, at Wino:Leiter; aired 43 Veal's, Julio fitirtifet , Ekq. Paymnstit of the' Oh Itroputent" off I , "bot. ian lintnlay, iu the (o . Bth-yral , of his agi si ßetsjawirate nt '' 'Esq..- 0 f CIO orno ., l'*4on, Lowian. At C.,wc,, bivadolly. on NtonthyllS4 at the nritittlea- 4° of in•arly'sn years; James Mackenzie, Esq. -At S,Vezuffir-ulorlei-Lyine, ton WedneAny night last, ,i l /: loi,s tr,tlo year, Mr. Thomas .Masrrey, want. rears Posi-Alloslcr . . in th.tt town. '-n- 'nf Ckliibrooker flit the (2lit, at Rattisdown, in t Gents,/ Younr, Rm. aged i3.t yrxt , t. On Itit !Atli I)ecenther, at Powderinill, Liattenant - C °1° . P.11 ... Ve: Ndoilstiti, of tLe autiouratile the rut Ctit" patty% Service. ' si t y At Vontrivautis, the scat . of the Itev. , Wra. lihrheso Chri..toptter Bart. aged n. Ihc Ith •tlt. C.trrith:qt manse, settlandithe Rev...sehd Bell, in the 70th year f tti!inge. Of '6;"" day. ut ( 1181 Prtv, Mrs. Janet I.indstaYi sv i •F ' e Protessnr Jardine, of that litiversity. p rtin an. 4 t ., 4, at }w sumkiet-street, I I ri. t Ann, lite Lady of ,ItAn..-Citarto Ptunrigi - ttu'Cuesdar, the h irtt. ut radii; titsign Mein' ) 1, ';'qi'l.44:4'l4ll° Pg 4 1-4'''4ll-"75 saidfOrtriorly of the 54;11 Veu.pzrta ,LOtVION: hY 3- C 11411.; atid W. S, Seitippg,' 3t the Sus - Otsvici:, N. 112, Strand; w 4 re t tlse cants, Orders, Lora; (pust.va:Ll),Sic. must be addiesiuj