The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-12 00:00:00

• the reductions which had taken place, had been solely since his trurrippwas announeed, 'and i l ifiittercd,rlibrefrite; rt , itited. He could ossiire 111 Av no n e w nrros were to thlt lk-fort hr zintiottneed ltiti motion, '2.5 ,(/Pl.l* had' ht.en lgreed, tO he Made, The Motion The Report of the National YaceinenstAdisii-, mem- was hrortht by Mr. 11. Aildint;i7o. :qr.Nr,'ToN moved for to bioig in a .dill to revive the Watch nod Ward Act, which bad expired last Sessio7‘.---Leare Wits ,welt. Lord CAsTLEtt . EAGII ptesented a Copy of the Treaty of Marrioge between her Royal FliglniesS iite Ptincess Challotte Of , Wales and Prince Leopold. The I.4ife ,lorniity Bill Ntai read t third tinie 'int! pas•ed, The [lnc Wired Dividend Traosf,r tiootTli Cooirniit , :e.—llepUrr to-morrow. TAX,. The House resolved itself into a eolowittee Ott the report on leather, when Mr. LtisntN;rcr: in , ,red a Resolution for leavc,l 0 bring iu a Bill to tc4olate the (hall:hack Upon leather exported, to ;Wow t tt nnct to shale their shins in the oo2e, and to separate the thin from the thick parts of the skins atter they had been put into the pit, ;11n1 to allow carriers the use of shumac for colouring only. Lttt d A LTltottPli would not object, to theßesolo tiOn, as, his opinion, it ‘Voirld do more good than harm; but he did not think that it would he of that beirefit hick the Hon. Gentleman antici pated. In the next Session,he should move for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the duties on, leather, as he had attempted a short time since, Nlr. Malitto.'t Conceived that, by the present plan, the principal part of the tanning trade tvonld till into' the' hands of the capitalists, by which means the small tradesman would be ruined, Lord Co.drrorr, the CHANCELGOtt of the Ex- CHEauER, and Mr. Rose spoke in support of the Rtsoltition ; after which it MO agreed to, the Report received, and a ` Bill ordered accordingly. The Watch and Ward Bill was brought hi, read a lir‘t time, and ordered t.:l be read a second time on Thursday, lit a t7ommittee on the F;otrlt Sea Trade Act, Resolutions were moved tor the repeal of all the duties granted by the Find Act. A Bill to 'prevent ii regularities in driving Stage Crotches was brought in, and read a first time; second time nii Fr id y. The Insolvent Debtors' Detention Bill seas read a second time ; to be committed to•morrote. The other Orders of the Day, were „then ilia roSed of; and the House adjourned at Half-past Dere n ock • • . VRICE hr STO,CKS, uns oAv i AT (b"ci:ocm. Bank Stur 2 1 2! 9:21 1 a 1)0 . 4:4. (0 per ('Ett Cum.. shut 4 per . Centi ..... .......784 „i r, per Cent. N. , Out 1141 tit b. India Stda! . pier, S. lir. Esclr. Iliiis„ d pr. ()muffin' for r yni rut , 2:14 lir., Cons. for Account, U. 14,1 . . • . If.- --- . • • KS , COGE OFXCIZANGE;'ertr.o T.tv, .10Nn 11. • A ni5t.::,•,13 , 0 1 , 1 8 .0. I Us. Ditto. - at ti . iglit - • Amsterildni ... , Dit,w, at Sight I.tott'erthin Antwerp l2 41...i'x•Nloney }fa intoirgli ~ 34 1 ' 9,1. - t,. Alton% Paris, 1 1 Liy 's I:)rtte Ditto ' Loirtleatix'Attto VIP, Ith fort nii the Alain Madrid • ' Cadiz S 4 li.i',e,'ll ,-. • 13illort • • 3.5 Ang4.l)urg - , Gibraltar I.,gliorp C;cll.m. • 4-11--Veli i ,. +2B 50- 1%1 riltri , Pitlel MO I.ihbon • 57 Itto .Imtiro Mthliii .. .... lsi--.—Cotk_... 16} per Cent. ' -Agin Of the illult on I - Tolland.. ~ 2 ' . • ' Portugal Gold, in Coin. Foreign Gold, in Bars ;NNW Deffiblunn's New I)oilar4 Silver, in Bari', Standard inGil WATER, AT LONDON BRIDGE 'r041 . 011.11141r. Morning', Ithuinntes after 4. I gvenitm, 41 minutes after 4. THE SUN. VOLEM 01119 lIICEks VA !AVM AfIIIEAT! LONDON, IPEI7NESDAY, JUNE 12. 1815. Government received accounts this morning stating, that unruly Meetings - . had.taken place it the Southern p krts of ►3orfolk, but not of an alarming nature, as the most active Means had been adopted for the protection of the County. Government has received no confirmation of the intelligence respecting the renewal of Piracies by the Algerine flag. The matter therefore still r e sts,on Ow account transmitted by Mr. TurrEn, es obtained from the Spaniardsf— The San Doze la Constanti3, from Cadiz to Carrel, and St. Antonio Yla Magdalina, from Cadiz to St. Anders, were captured the 15th ult. &rout' 10 Ic,igues West of Cadiz, by a galliot of 6 guile, reported' to be a privateer from Buenos Avro—(A corvette, of 22 guns, was in sight)f The latter prize was ransomed, and returned to Cadiz' on the lath. . _ We have Paris Pavers of the 9th with those of .Vridity, and Fratiklort JoarNal4 tothe 6th. The I,itler rthltititi all interestimg notice~ frOM • Stns. b9r6it of the arts of the malcinierits in France as Conneeted with the instirtection at Grenoble'; fit which crr Levc tit 4 4,6 afititiOatictrtiot .I , ,tiown., that. a , divkion thkt ()ecupa thin tilt t. orthts 10 r.larch, an hild the RC , Stiretet!td 11 Sul prigngltliat tiey wuultl speedily have been crusited.by Ji'ot co. As we .tnrtcilt,cliii enertil txNAI 1.. Iras escitped the decith lie so rich!'; merited, while his inferior, IllicrroN, is capitally condemned. lla nishnient is' the sentence pronounced tiriOif 130N ' NAIRE, who, in a speech, made the u sual ( li,,tphy .Jacobin etTrontery, in appealing to his pri»- ciples as an excuse for the atrocious nittriter (Jr Colonel (30BD0tsT.. The Minim gh Cur'respoipic, , ttor, to the sth inst. a:Tived last night.: The rollowing ave exl ;Acts tymisAw, mAv 20.—The Polish frontiers betweyit Prussia and Austria are covered with liaStian . CoJsaclis. The object of, this me - asure is to hinder the desertliut of the soldiers, and the introduction of contrab3nd VIENNA, Stay 45..41:3y autherdie accounts ,fintit Wars:ity, we !evl that the Russian armq tehich has hitherto been r.tationea ir/o the frontiers, espy cite! I y towards Torl,ey, 1= (I;ssotred, and that the troops of which, it was coinp(3sc,l late commenced thcie march to the remote provinces «f the Etr;si , tll Clllplre. JUNE 4.—Wt t-rpcct here to-night. Madamt- Catalani, who has been perfuming, uith. greht , apphiuie ut IlanOver. Exchange on Lo'. don nt liarnburgb,: 31 :tiny, 33-.3. In the House of Lords last night, the Earl of DONOVOHMORE presented v►:rious'Peritiona from 'the Roman Catholics of Ireland. mid 'Earl GREY Vresented one from the Catholics of ,England., prayin, that the civil': disabilities under which they Munn. may be rernOved. The Petiti'this were ordered to he taken into consideration oil Friday se'►►night.--'Che Alien Bill was read a second time-54 fivers to 17 divided on this locition. The important tinetion relating to the Slave Heg;stration in the \Sr'cst India islands, and the recent occurrences in Parhadors, Wil4 postponed last ni,ght, in the House of Commons, on the stigge:ttion of Lord COTLEREAGH, who settled reprc.- the impropriety of precipitating a discos:kin on ‘vhich.the House had not the advantage of any ogicial communications front the immedi:tte rerners of .r be Islands. Diwittches were :daily . expected, and, he had no don't:, would arrive before Wednesthy, fur which day the debate was finaliv settled. We are very glad to obserre, in the Report of the Debates last night in the House of Ct»nmons, that Mr, ADDINGTON liaa . brouy,ht in a 1:1;11 to re. +fitv.ow Watch and IVord Act. We clot hardly t3rtrose it pov. , ,ible that any objection will be made to thi'i prudent measure, especially by those who •A ;I Verlit.t to in military assistance t o ci t ! di ;in e rtial disturtmitcesi the necessity `Ol which it i 3 so peculiarly calcuhted to di , wiiii;Ar. The wht,le principle of the Act is to enlarge and embody, the system of Special Con. Stables', in To.,vw,ilips where s ally Kerions dis turliances may arise, under the direction of the, Lord Lieutenant and Magistrates; in shin!, to enL able the quiet, discreet,:anit•cvell-intentionecl part of, the COllmitwity oh : d ua lly t o keep in awe and to suppress the mischievous and Atsrbnlent : to protect the good against the bad. Canses' • similar to those which occasioned, or were the pretence for the alarming' riots in Suffolk', eic. may produce similar effects in other parts of the kiogdom. We 114;14 applaud this pre eautiotniry measure, atld . no doubt of its proving to the grOtest degree satisfactory to the country at large. Sonic Wag has practked a slily hoax upon a respectable Morning Paper, by imposiug upon it an account of the Liverpool Election on Monday, in which there is not even so ranch of truth as in the Morning, Chronicle transoln tation r CANNING'S Speech. This facetious person tells" the public, through the medium of the Print in question, that there was no doubt of Mr.' La L A N coming forward on Monday ; that Mr. CANNING was only 179 votes a-head; that, the Election would be prolonged to the Itin hour allowtd by law ; and that, owing to M. coming forward as aforesaid, there would be - a marvellous change in the state of the Poll by. the morrow evening. Nov, unfortanately for the Party of this Jester, the only portion of his joke likely to prove correct is that which relates to the probable state of the Poll on Tuesday. On Mon day night Mr. CA NN :MG'S majority had increased to 295 ; the numloers bring for that Gen tleman 850, and for the Opposition Shadow 652—and as the utmost efforts (as appears by ' the subjoined placard) were made by the Fac tion on MoKday, it is indeed credible enough, that there would be still more con'Siderable al teration of the Poll an the following tlay. With regard trs the other three points embraced by the Hoaxer ; it is not true that Mr. LEYLAtin either did or intended to come forward, though, for his rptivorai conduct, in coquetting whether be would.stand or not, Lind his jesuitical allniv mice r,l (iii 1.A91e to :t•i l / 4 1-_ , t:,t; k I+l .t. 101,11,,N.es at the teoti desiniptian ,t i' a hitt] 1 1 ,1rty, Ilit l 'ee ei4l i severe and well-merit ell c:istiglttion in qr f.s.:: N-' . NlNf.;,'s evt:lC :ng nrldres3 to the Eiector3 on Moyday: it.is not true, that during Ittly•periticl l 6l o 44 Polj altlNlottilay the majority ivti§ so lotV ai'l';',),:ll4 stated to be the tact st i o'clock hv the Hoaxer mtul it is not true that the:_Poll ii to he prnlooged h) the last lel.;a1 rhonient ; for, on the contrary, the follovying- Placard vas stuck :11l over Liver- ' pool, annouttoing the intention of th e Ph a ntom's frivi , ,ls to k e ep the Poll open r•o longer . should Mr. CANNING'S ri;tiotity, a 7 , It lips clone, etnn,itlirithly • FREEMEN, NOW OR NEVER. " The Caromittee for conducting- t.tait.AxtiiraEfection de,dare, elver if Mr. CaNst.\u's Majority should ciiinsiderably Met eaie this day, they willfeel flu:lust:4es under tat necessity of decliniiig the Contest." Under. ftese eit cum :tarrces the contest would close (we doubt nor) yester l tlay. and Liverpool he honoured by retnrning one ut the brightest or narnentS of the British Empire, as a Gentleman, Scholar atO Statetiman, to be her Repret;eutative in Parliament. We regret to add, that great violence Was played on Monday, and many WilldOWS were broken (pattienlatly Mr. — Bo sox's and :air. GLansTotm's); though we have the sativfaction to say, that no person Was alarmiugly injured, nor were any lives lost. A number of American Sea men mingied %vitt) the inob, %rho were guilty of theso eXcesses —certainly more appropriate to Aliens than to Citlzens ut (heat Britain. TI!E PEIINCESS 111:ALT`C.—It fifrOrils us !,4reat pleasure to announce the improv ing state! or health of t Princess . CInAP...oTTE". , I Dr. . 7 .3.k11.441E eitieli4(l her io tl lii4htiess yester dayj and reported an ahiett'ce of f.:Ner, and that , , .+ita t; ;t3 eotttinutlt.r he't!er. Ete Royal ness hod en 4 joy.t.,(l gwal night, ;and wa's able to sit H for a short .time:- The.. ,Daclit. , 3l ctf Yottit •and remained about , an hour, Ott a visit to Prince Leorot.o. The PAINcr R;. , .c ENT and alk the branches ot;the Royal Fani;ly seneas usual to make.infpnries. The Corn :;\l,lrliet'sl . lll dee'iincs, but alto Bakers" keep up the Pt ire o:f .Bend, tu be expected. Surely,it, is not pas-IWe that.t:ie preselit •Sessid:n . • cern close witlin . ut taking . ni,tice tlicle new Legishithrs, “..114) talit!p IT the se.tting an for I,.ver Sine it W dared illegal by Act of 1 mliAnr2nt ! ! . The' Poor are now paying Threc-fiarthings mnre, 1ot• their Lour than they Vk mild do were the As tiize wt as in former tiin 1 . • • COUN-ENCIT A NOK,.ItINE had some fresh irritals this mor9init, and a dottsidl4ahletittantity of Crain left over frotti list day; cottitequently the ,:tlys wer e very heavy at Monday's prices; hot there wt.; ii.ry little hoihiesS done, awl in some lostanCes, where the sites Wei‘e forced, loweto prices were'taken. BLACKIITATIt , PIMESTMAN7.--E, ‘ToN': , pct for.. malice on thaekhelith yestcrlky afternoon am-det ect a greater COIICO,III'3C, spectotori than since first starting; and.this morning, shortly after nine o'clock, he completed his 183 ii mile, going on %veil. The PRINCE itt;GES"I attended Aseott H eat h Races yeSicrday, and during their continuonee re , ,ide at his Thtttidied Cottage in, the neigh:. bocahood, Her MAJESTY and the ..I. 3 ,ttu.scESSES mean to visit the Itaee•ground . every day, and re hint to Windsor in the evening - . The Putxcu. 14.6eNT, ‘vho po , •,ible attention to his Molber, has ordered a dinner to be pre. pate day. aceoltimodatioas, in the'COlr. , t,44 . , where the Royal are to en joy iheniselves a!:er the race , are over. Yesterday the Dtikes of Yo!;r7. att.l LAN, n visited the PEI NrE R F:N YestettlAV Earl BATlitills . T lirl at, , I,tsodignee of the Pukce RCGENT, at Cailton Nowe. French letters advert with some surprise to no °elfin:lnce of the King's, (akin , away front the Grand Almoner certain functions relative to the superintendence of the Clergy, and uniting 'those functions to the department of tbe•Minkfer nfthn I otelior. " This," slys, opThof tfiern,, , . is noicii the same as if the PRlNcielt.t:'Gr:NT were Jo: (le. prive the .(Irchlrishop of CJANT BS/ RY Of E 4, ciesi,ltticul arith:n-ity rivet" the Clergy of Iris pro vince; and put ,it int!) the Irairds of f i ord SjO. !.10t3i`tf. 11 It iti, itt filet, rather more e:,:traordi nary; because in Englrind tire Serretrrev.of State cannot possibly .be a Catholic ; whereas,, in Fr;ince, there is nothing to hinder Alinister of. the Interior horn being'a Pi nt cstant. In: conse ipien'ee of this, the Arebbi)hop of Ittlitms and the bishop of N,1N(71;, the companions of I.A.reii; XVIII. in his exile, haVe +feciincrl'nciittr ashy longer under another conitnis:,]on to which the 1 lig; had appointed them. - . The only titan of note who ha been tilken ttp in eon - sequence of the late convicacieS is the Count De TinkßD,.inr:nerty atittehed the perSon' of the Doke of FeNritimx, hut, Niter the death of the latter, one of BuoxAriturit's Chamberlains. enuLAlNcoutti, who . WRS said to be arrested, resides quietly on the estate pnrchased by his infamy. It is expected that Dl. Pozzn BortGo will be recalled from his diplotnatic situation at the Court of France, and stiecreled hy'Connt kVormNzow. Btandmrdylver' halfpenny per ounce, being note at ss; Id. There hare been no sales of gold within the last few days. •••:c E•9[1:.. 7 , ift troy: Charleston Paper:;, that the " 4 ta j lting precautionl agnittst,.ilie renewal of hostilities with Spain. -- . rriA,T • _ .Geocral G mutts bad depirte,l for lii,eambia , :short river ‘vhicirentpties near Pensacola, ‘vith a view of erect fort. it'e C the 10th ult., noticingt ' he ci i r ' Ct i t i t e t s ts tl t: l iiCe l3Pe ,sa rf Y: fr If our Om-eminent - It4've any apprehension of war with - Spain, a cordon of posts should be established along the whole coat , t of Flurida."—' ,Various details are given of the stifferior4s of Ame rican citizens at Carthagena and the &fretful Ports ; and the irritation produced in AlllCtiCa pears to be very-furiou,. TPI e• 'An) nIT dre informed that the Lttdtlites ia'the vicinity of Nottingham hare' agairf resnined their mischievous practic , s of frame breaking. The following is an (Attract Of A letter Iron( Nottingham, dated Sunday last, on this ono pivasaut subject ".1 am sorry to inform you, that the systeri of frame-breskj in; recon.meneed this morning ahout 2 o'clock.: lineteeP laic-fiarnes were broken at New Radford, near this townr working to Waynnian ; nine of them Were his own, the WI belongini: to different people. " cause asssigned fur destroying these frames that 'lie had just sold nine to the workmen, to be worked ent by slipping mit-third of the work. There Was an aimed party, upwards of thirty, and sentinel, placed at different avenues, whilst the work of destruction went forerard. " "ye.'" seen arid, front w hat lie says, there are great hopes they will be found but t '" Of our 314 - gistrales has behaved very ill, ill refusing to gran t a Warrant, (acing Sunday."—(Times) Prince CHARLES JERoNIE de PALSY, Clrie f of one of the most iHnstrions Houses of ilffi T i r gn' and furiously Supreme Chancellor of th e 41 "*"°‘ • dont; tlied'On the 24th nit. aged 81. The 'filst Foot atrived at Cork in two divisions on tb e'l2thand 13th com under the m and°f ROYALL The ;Municipal Council of Brussels has pohtt cif an order a;zainst the furious driving of ititek°"' coaches-, diii4encei, anti other Public_ conveyanc es ' in the streets Of that city, on account of the asin a her of accidents that have happened. Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at alila • hall, at which the Loan MAYOR presided : sea l ; persons , were admitted and sworn into the office"' broiiers : a large quantity of gold was swofti ttr as ,foreign,previons to its being exported : t di °• dent! of 2i. rer cent. due the fit h of •July, tvo hired to t)e paid -to the Orphans of the City ° London On the Bth ofinly next. Of thirty.six children baptized at 14Arn ihe9 during.the last month, thirty-one were leniiiks. At the 'ebnclOiOri of the Old Bliley Sesshol s ' 3'2 convicts were sentenced to death, is to mll ; portation lor life, five for 14 yea's, and a gre :. nornber of others to different minAr ponislint eat o Tv R 1197 FtsktEay.,--The season tor this 'r eel ) ! ► fishing has alreadv conimenced at Ilartler4 `and the prodoce has been very considerable' r i d, of the tobles catching us many as ttO a t ( 1 , 1 Several Scotch fi sherman have come to or te ly pool,. in the hope of participating ill. tb ii jal a dd, discovered Mine of th but we reel tti that they have not been received with tha t ' 1 ,1;4 talitv which, tinder e i r e um staacc s ) • tit) ill hive expressed. b i tely e - Earl of HOPEToUNT, whose treath cc e ( noaced, 'is succeeded in the estate anti t a lc in tiopetOun, by the gallant Lord Niddry , pe those of Annandale, by Mr. J. J. Johns"' 1 ;r o l p il,. eldest son of Lady An ne , hi s o nly survivi"g C. and Admiral Sir ‘Vm. Johnston Hope, and M. P. for Durnfricshire. Adarirrg attempt w a s m a d e l a st Sunday eve ning o i to enter the Think of Mr. FRANOS DOWS" t : i br lluaderSfiehl, by three m e n, w ho were deterrehuo the accidental appearance of a passenger, , y r d caused thein,...to, decamp h as tily before they accomplished;their purpose. Rog As. Mr. lt. 'LER, of North Shields, wo' r ` clays since endeavouring to save two chibire" Jiving ion over by a waggon, lie fell under it and Wit 9: on-the spot. On Monday last, a inan.of the name of - /1/ ithe ° .Ryan, against whoin informations were lot p as being °llea the number who effected the 1 1 1 ,, u ,,, der of the late Wm—B A K E R, of Lismaene, P i s " - was apprehended at Dongarvan, by T Homo GIME, Esq. a Magistrateolthe County of W" c '; ' ,; ford, and sent into mir county gaol, under a 0 0.17 cienFt.---(Clonmel Herald.) BIRTHS. 0100 Oft Monday, Jane n, at PorVitgton, the Lad ) ' of S. o.r ` ut a 5,,,n aitd hrir.i r On tid .!nne, at Edenside, near Ktdso, Mrs. Tait, t) , ) the !Aft Jiine, in 'Great King-street, Eilinbar,,..o, • it. Gillits; of a ifhtliTivtei. . „....... , ItIARKIED. of June 6, at St. John's Nlargate, Mr. Vim /117 4 . OH it,01, , to Mi:s .Inne 1). - Aton, of the former piaCe. , FA' Clu the f.tlt i:,i:.4;.!, at Collingboorn, John lAttl';'''" to llis - e!!:ltr.; , . of t 'ollingbourn, tVilts. piioel'i At Hitt f•ratlt, on the-4th instant 11;,t'ut. tirorY ri, at sT..lk Regiment, to. Ellen 16.0.1' r . ot . Willi' nl t:331 ~ ; :........ Hilt piece. ,g ar . C )11in ° On M.qolAy st!'nril/1e . ," at Wolihighnttl, Wtn• ,-',` t efr.-1 tvxton of th:i , :)-4.,..%0, itged 70, to ltli*s Gldsliing, st"',; l l,atvi The il.an;,,/ pr.:r wov e saluted. with the ringing of - t , 00 - i-Fut,;. of gun, this whole of the o 1 y; but early the nex - ut ,iocd `ifig the hrlde deeampetl front hal , spouse,and has u been beard of. _.;',.."4 On. Son dae,,,t h e I ttti of last,i, l l 3 n i v Etl t-rt Cor ' " 11 1, ' . tls sAA , ctii. . ..q aK .a g 1 1 • f the Imo f ra• ..., .. Esc,.` _.., . , , .1) ).•inn of , mho :XI- eau, of Peastuarsl , if- 4 and in .- i .tcv, • itssex, . , . Kent. r - o ft , St . - - Aged 73 ,veors, the Rey. W. H. Darker, M. A. Vicar go Peter's, Carmarthen. Rettor of Bletlifa, Radnorshire, Chancellor of Brecon. t r !kV -On the igth ult. Thomas Muir, E 3 of Muir Par" chant, Glasgow. , 1. 0 o°l ~ , ' • On Tiaesday, the 4th roll. in his Ma) .vaar, N. r. ‘ - ti orr S'id, only cO n nr rhe late Mr, Sae!, uos.)k,vliei . . or ti l ' . :. o f;bi l of a deern'e at "Sie go r it e rs Mr. John Newton,of Ortuund-street, hi the ofta ye 3. age. - • ,- , to fV At sea, on the nth February last, on hit Pa s " - • ,PP''' rope by tilt ship Btl)gli of Liverpool , Captain Join) (7% 00 of of the ath Regiment fier4al Native Cavalry, lating e4 the late John Graham, Esq. of I)tichrtiv. - 1: 54 '. On m"'"ioi 1 4 0 , Mrs. Nag-le, Lady of Pierce 5i1 " 1e. ,,,i l or of Aroiki.e4v.—On the f o ltowiii,,, ,, inn: fling, it the I,,opit ali lA'ata Cverey, Esq. near malf,,w, Mr s , 'fickle. rell'tojele, hie :' , I. Iliekie, Esq. of Kileltou, and sister to l'iera -• !: - 4 , ' _-..•••••* LONDON: Pritittd Itv J. R. CATNTA DN. Nth it itior u tra ;I itilines; n d bv W. it. SCRIPPS. Of s4 r ,oe at the Snr4-oFrice. Nu. i t 4. Straw' picots, Orders, Lte.tcrs (rest-paiii),so. note 14 10' r 4 r f