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THE COM JILSSIONERS fir VICTUdILLING His AL/JEST)" S I'Y do hereby give Notice, That Tuesday, the 49th Instant, they will be ready to receive en ders in writing (eared up), and treat for' ighty Thou sand Gallons of NEST INDIA RCM, of the strength of five C'flt• under proof by Sykes's Hydrometer, and for Two to be and Fifty Pipes of BARCELONA RED WINE; fit delivered into his Majesty's r ictualling Stores at Deyt- Arc? in the spare of one Month; and to lee paid for by Bills, 1 '." 61 e ? without Interest, sixty days after elate. 27, !.:Pondition s of the Contracts may be seen at the Scree :l‘.o re gar d will be had to any Ten d er i n w hi c h the Price 4 i 7t titi not b e i nserted in words at length, or that shrill not he de., It ' er ed to the hoard before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, . 14e 29 t4 In tart; no r unless the Person who makes th e War. or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer erdled for. PUBLICATIONS. LITERARY REVIEW. convenience has resulted to individuals from a reduced cur rency; and should the proposed plan of repaying:the Bank a. Further portion of the debt due from Government, bevarrit d into execution (unless the like sent be tre-borrov. - ed), it must cause gi eat commercial !tuba rraysmeotk if It do not involve the country iti a general positive ruin. FOorthly, the fond hopes entertained 9f the tiltimate . effetiof the Sinking Fond, with its incompetency to acc..uiplish the ohject proposed, do nut extlitsirely rest with Ministers; for few can have for gotten the eungnttulations expressed by the Leader of Oppo sition to the Chancellor Of the &Chequer, * when be declared his intention of adhering to that wise and salutary measure, be was pleased to terra the Sinking Fund." TALES OF MY LANDLORD; This Day Were published, In Four Volumes, price 11. 12s. boards, COMMENTS on some Recent pouncAt. DISCUSSIONS, with an EXPOSURE of the FALLACY of the SINKING ,FUND... -By A. H. criamaxas, Banter, Bond-strett. (Concluded from yesterday's Stia.) TALES OF MY LANDLORD; the THIRD SERIFA, Containing " The Bride of Lammermuir," and "A Legend of Montrose." Printed, for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Rohinsou, and Co. CioNirside, London. Of whom tuns he had, New Editions of 1. Tales of VI v st Series, containing " The Black Dwarf," and •• Old Mot tality." 4 vols. 11. Ss. boards. 2. Tales of ale Landlord. Second ,Series, containing "The Heart of Loi Ilion." 4 cols 11. 12s. boards. S. Waverley; or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since. 3 vols. 11. Is. boards.. 4. Guy Mantiering ; or, The Astrologer. vols. 11. la. hoards. 5. The Antiquary. 3 vols. 11. 4s. boards. Rob Roy. 3 vols. 11. 4s, hoards. 7. St-ts of the above Works, uniform, in 24 vols. price gl. 2s. hoards. The main subject of his tract has excited so much attention in private life, as well as hi our Legislative Bodies, and little solid information appears to have been derived from all the discus sions which lia‘e taken place, that we feel our selves hound to open our columns to a farther consideration it, in the hope, that some of our ntelligent Co' respondents wi 1 favour lis with therefore resume our Ex- LONDON JOURNALS. Neu. opinio►►s. FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. rater from the present work, that they may be he better enabled to analyze the principles which [Morning Chronicle.) Advices fions St. Thomas mention, that no more than 309 men had been left by Murillo irs Caraccas, and 150 in La Guira ; if so, the com bined patriotic force marching against the capital will meet with no opposition, as the inhabitants were ready to bail diem at their delivereis. A considerable trade had for some time been carry• ing on in produce, the revenue-of which, addea to private donations, bad chiefly furnished Mu riilu wi , h the mein; of fitting out his army. The last cocoa crop had been abundant. r ICTUALL ING-OF.F ICE, Jane 4. 1819. THE CO.3I,I2ISSION,ERSfor VICTUALLING 2 7 116 ' AbiJEsTY's Nil FY do hereby give Na t i v e , e "sn Pridesy, the 'nth inotant, they will be ready la re ereest'e 7 'ende rs i n wr i . 'i nz (sealed ap),;nd treat .I;n' the supply v4 ' :" Pa rale Con/pie:4. orwhat FIl F.SH BEEF may be ,e -51."4 Ar the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at f/e " "", mud loch Regan, and at Leith, Leith !loads, and I ' r ith of for 7'welpe Calendar Months, 'he Ar "ler froitt tice2,id July, and the latter from the 10th August it so warmly inculcates, •trd which seem to be peculiar to the Author on a subject of much Na tional interest and itnrortat►ce. Of all political toys the 'Sinking Fund is the most engaging. It is a son of accelerator; for no sooner do the Membrs of Opposition attack a Minister, than he mounts bla hobby horse, and round the house he rides, with his budget at his back, assuring the green men►bers, that, like the sun in the zodiac, be must pay his - annual visit to the hull, and take a peep at the great bear, fOr the benefit of that world, which his influence is destined t►► govern. HAVING obtained his AtHestv's Royal Let ters Patent, and having. by Special Warrant. been appointed Lace Manufacturers to her late Majesty.GEOß.GE FREI IERIt K LIRLING and Co. respectfully inform the No bility and Gentry, that on MONDAY. the bth day of July nrxt, a CON VEN ENT HOUSE, No. 392, STRAND, opposite Cecil-street, WILL BE OPENED by them for the RETAIL DISPOSAL of their CELEBRATED LACE, of which they have a most elegant and extensive Assortment. It is scarcely requisite here to descant upon its peculiar beauties and ex cellencies, a, its cleat ness, transparency, exquisite colour, and durability (which it retains after repeated washing) are well known, and justly appreciated by all who have worn the ge nuine article ; but G. F. Urling and Ca. feel it a duty they owe to the Public and their own reputation, to depart front their original intention of vending their Lace by Wholesale only ; for it is notorious that most of the Retailers have acted to wards them in a very unworthy manner, by imposing upon purchasers the common rough and filirous kinds of Lace (con cealing their defects by starching, &c.) for Urling's real Ma nufacture, and have even descended so far as to take the seals oft Udine% Lace, to affix to those spurious .and itiferior ticks. As the numerous Ladies of the first rank and fashion w ho pare honoured Urling.and Co. with calls at their Whole ir house, 143, Cheapside, front whence they were uni versally referred to the Retail Gooses, have been thus no handsomely treated, they will see the necessity of applying. to the Patentees direct. that they may depend upon having the article genuine, and of course much cheaper from the Mannfartory than if subjected to the Retailers' profit, as • F. U. and Co. have determined upon charging the Whole sale Pikes for immediate payment to all who may favour them with their cumurand3....pi, Strand, opposite Cecil-street. 'he Co n di t i ons o f t h e Cb n t rac t s ma y be seen at the Secre tary' 91fiee,at tba'Offiet; or by applying to the Collectors of la A ii "j el ili's Customs at Stronraer and Leith respect ivel y . 0 7 : "egord will be hart to any Tender in which the Price 11 ' l '4 be in ser t e d in Words at lengtA, or that shall mot J elh'CrPd to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said 1 — "' 1 , the 2511 t insfoid, nor unless the Person who meshes e r reM e 7 , or some PCTSUIt un his behalf, attends, to on e'. 1011 en called for. ivLaehTender must also be werompanied by a Letter signed ghee'° respousiol e P e r s ons, engaging to become hound with Amity tendering - , in the Penal Sam of L.soofur the due tor„,nancs of the Contracts. It may startle some persons when they first bear that the tr=orernment takes nearly the whole of the net revenue of the kingdom, or the drar prodnce of the soil, after paying the labourer. It is through the medium of Government that the principal partdof the unproductive labour is supported, and it is taxation which re-acts upon capital and absorbs the funds. For example,, the Nobleman pays his taxes from the dividends received at the Bank, or at any rate, in a consider able degree from that source: and, therefore, it is that we can look only to Government as a channel through which the current of real or nominal wraith is made to flow. The public revenue is no sooner received than the chief part is re turned back to certain individuals, causing' an action and re• actioa on property which may be eonsidared a principle, re sembling that of attraction and tepnltion among the planets, keeping up perpetual motion fur the continuance of order in the system. • We understand that oue of the 13riti3h Corn mi,biourrs, intended to carry into effect time treaty made with Spain for time abolition of the Sl a te Trade, hag left this country for HavannalL— (ibid.) • ' [Morning Herald.] The sub Pct of the fracas in high life, which we adverted to in our Paper of 19;h, has been. under discussion before the Lot d Chancellor, in. his ',Ovate (Oom, and his Lordship has passed a eision upon it. It orpears that deeds of sepa ration had b, en given by the Bail to the Conn..; less, and Om the separkolon bad taken place so far as Ana her Latiy•Hp has enjoyed. a ;elrarate maintehallre ; !hat there has been a septation•of property; and that her Ladyship has been f r some months in a house taken by herself, in which his Lordship bad likewlie a sepa'rate„aparit»ent. tunf friends, had, as usual, entleav ,, ured to recon cile. dilftrences, but in vain, when his Lordship ist is celt dismissed suite of her Lolyship's ser vints by the aid of the police, aid Ltdop:ed oc her urza , urcs, avhicli created' an alarm in h,r Lady mind,Thddeed her to withdraw herself from the house in which she was no longer :he mistreat, to that of one of her trustees, arid to send the children (the care of which had been made over to her by the deed of separation) to the house nf herNotrle Father. case which the Lora Chancellor heal d was upon a writ-Ot Habeas Cur pus,. issued at the suit of die Earl, to direct the Tioduction . of the children, and the Accision has been, that notwithstanding the engagements of the deed of sepatation, t h ey must be with the • father. • lisrs EAST INDIA HOUSE, JUNE 2 3, 181 9. HE COURTa-DMECTORSot the UNITED (13 ' 1 1'ANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRAD ‘.9 to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, rh• be It" -I'l a GENERAL COURT of the salt! COMPANY will bi ,at their House in Leaden ha11. , 0 reet, on TH Mts.. 'Y, the Nth July next, from Eleven ()Thick in the Fore 'Qv:l:U 1 " Six in the Evening, to hail•A on the following "i viz.— ;7"" Mr. CIIMILES LLOYD. late of the Denzil Civil .s, •"aliiishinent, he permitted to return to Bengal wit h . 4, Rank i n the Company's `twice as he shall he (m -`, el lo tinder the Provision; of the Act of the 53d Gt.°. C hP• 155. eet . .05." it,lfu~ 't der to determine hr such Ballot whether three parts s t ., t 0 * of the Proprietor,: present at such General Coort en is I, tu .1 " 1 th" sAid Mr. t:EIAItLES. Li.,OYO he per'untted to rnttith Pauli to India. ..10SEP - 1 DART. Secretary. LORD AND LADY HAWKE. CONSISTORY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, Jun 23 We are not therefore to consider Government as a principle ' of evil, constantly drawing the I , lood of the nation froM the heart ;- for the Stale, in fact, has little wore to do with taxa tion, than to be the target at which every shaft of ignorance, vice, or malice, is levelled, and to suffer whatever odium may attach to the system; while, in truth, and in fact, it is our selves we pay, and front ourselves that we draw the means of support. All that the Government takes of this immense.. mass of wealth, as it is called, is the support of Ind or 150 thousand men in arms, or unproductive labourers, exclusive of the civil list, and tome minor charges upon the state.— And here it maybe necessary to inquire whether it were better to keep 160 thousand men in unproductive labour, , a him arms in their hands, readr to protect and defend the Constitution, which, 'ith all its grievances, real or imaginary, is up questionably considered a blessing throughout the eivilivid . part of time globe, or to return these 150 thousand persons back upon society, at a moment when it is difficult to supply with work those hands which are already out of employ. The al:me historian of the rise and fall of the Roman Em pire, has estimated that a country before the introduction of machinery could constantly support in arms one man in a hundred. If his calculations be correct, our present pro- LORD HAWKS AGAINST CORRI. FALSELY CALLING DEItsELF LADY HAWKS. IiLOONI‘OWIINI-SQUARE 4 ., Four IHN" 1 " the tc", ( , 1 s.withampton-street, H ,,ll "rn, is th e , bo iNi l l LINEN COMPANY'S only WAR F.!V)I.ISE in I.ol's ;'S ?o r FATABLISI-IF.D NINETEFN YEARS, ,ne Salt of Irish Shirtisw: and Sheeting Cloth by the at the r , actor's price, WARRANTED for Durahility, ilfla to re p ay the purchase-money should any fault Conntanv, from the !Wine of their Est atilish- A rt i t r: "r° tont in Ireland, offer to the ('outnnnity the ahove .% i't'ch clieavri than they can he procured through any 13 "'”•Bill and Bank of Ireland Notes • tdben itsuAl. Cou n try orders s rouictnally attended tn. IVAN, 4, i l lonme l mrY - sq" a re• I —A.Pentll. nOY 1,t;., 31 , St. Mary's Ahhey,ilubrin, ~. , [The Times ] Commos-HALL.—A numerously signed, having ,been.presented to the Lord Mayor, requesting his Lordship :o convene'a 'Meeting of the Livery, to.take into consideration the pro priety of petitioning the Legislature. ttainst the imposition of fresh taxes, and his .Lordship havin refused to comply with such Requisition, the Livery of London have been requested by a printed circular to attend the Common-Hall,' appointed to meet this day, June 24, at twelve o'clock, for the Election of 'Sheriffs and other business, when the sense of the Livery will, it is understood, be taken upon the conduct of his Lordship. ieetive force or standistg army cannot be considered exces. sine, taking into consideration the colonies, which the Em pire is called on to protect, whence important advantages to :he slate are derived. I:ltcre exist four important political errors, on which it is ti t TArIA tK, E s 4 . No. 9, New liridge-stret, l.onaott. -.ONOUREI) SIR 1 141 G leave to inform you, that ever since the • *11;,.):"; 1 790, bad been afflicted with he Liles Veneri . al. p r , 'rota its tdistinatel • resisting every o f lirse ot medicine r 'cr.hed by the must eminent of - the faculty here, and un 14goitir sev . tralsevere cnurses ••f salivation, and twice dis 4utged from the linst , ital with little relief, would appear to mp i f li: hc l ine ' t 'inveterate nature. In tic spring of t last yt . f i a . r . t,151--i,r.i.er solid got to such a heal, as nearly to pit period oUe , 1 „" I ttellre—I bad a large ulcer on the crown of head Itia,"" "el` arm, and my legs were broke nut in a frightful state r ; right was dreadfully painful, and had teen in , a tweiof uleeratinu for the last seven years ; my left had also sirtpr ° nodes it, was very much discoloured, and gave nh excnoiating• pain rticularly when warm in bed, ts 4 " r ll lo 'deprive me of rest ; in this Iwoentable state, I tre„te.riorimcnOed by Mr. J. Thouipso: , who receivei , l ii so 14'114.eure by them here), to take your L!...tise'sPaten , t , l s a , lart, i ,;,hrean to tin on the 213th o. May ; the cow st , o totin ti k ,;' l I began to recOve bettekt li•tle, more tl.eit IlUo n ai(ll*.sticers.on my head and arms were soundly healed— ever itel, the sores or; my iegs healed also ; leaving, how -14,4; ° c Onsiderablediscol o ur a ti on in the skin, and pain in the 1 0 ,,,, I the l e ft, w hi c h , by the ',listing' of God, an.; a little 11,,, i er Persevera nce i n Vo - 111' intalual," Medicine, sitiosided ; the . ::: (I ts dispersing, thy skin reghl.;i;:g its natural hue, and ~Vurnal val or eradually goingthils . became, by "I . ovral advice . t o t; ntedictne, perfectly trec• 110115 all my etre,:ltl . co mplaints--linve recovered my forint r spirits a . tid contirith,anti Ria.bcconie jolly and fat, its which , tote hat tug Ike, I ue l 4 many mouth., to the ast,,iisiintent of all who kites% . :ra at a loss in what tal mgt. , express my gratitude, hut thi s ) .:ai for the-good o f o th e r 'ft:mg mortals, to niaht sio ri TY ekse as public as possible, as I shall on every occa ►lJ? so doing you will greatly otiiige, ' 3l r, your grateful, ohedient, very humbleservant, w a , ALEX. IMITIMEE, " s Close, Higb-sh.e. t. Edinburgh. Jolla • • Nt - ,tnesscs teth., above Cure:— ,_"raPson, Nu. 3, NttlN Poultry Market, EtlinVargh, Pre Cure:— John Oil Assenilly Close, Edinburgh. Liz,k,llired and sold by the sole Kroprietor, TAY- I ktits e i\ n ' b er of the 14.yal Ccilege of SurF.eeni, at his *vh sta ' nt 0 9, New Bridge-st ree t, London; white, after a *Marl ! ti ,Y tsi denee of noire than 40 years, in a pract i c e vital. turreted to the cur e o f V enereal Complaints and those s ecre cy to the Parts of Gco rati n wi th that inviolallit di with that jlriolaltit itit of his rnfsss sia nid always ?Irs . eree in ,r e nttuto,,,i i , Natters himself the advice and as.sistance he tttliesillit.t,tica, n oi d u , s s t c r e 7 .l 4 c pti ,u rs . e b n yi s .c :aking this Stdicilie, will and void as an advaLtage seldom li. t ro sol his or all ambig Atty. It , tt c o t it: 2 appointment, tor the convenience of those s rt. b4 b.r '''att.ee, at the Toys Lop, No. leis, Oxford- street; • 1 / 4 "htliskoid t u e u gt . NU. 7, Vials -street-hill; Mr. Baxlersr • 1 / 3 ,;‘_ . ", Perso n ' i n ; Callweli's, Dublin ; and en ‘ 7 t r t a i t t d, b0x 7 .1 ry etensidcrable town in (it eat Britain and s WI and • 31 ' I lY ea. lkl. cacti, stamped, and seal... op r yalchure _jialain directions, whet eby persons, ""siTs with eats s speed, stzrtiq, ab4.torl'uty. This was a ciiwe instituted by the Right Hon. Rtlward Harvey Lord Hawke, against Augusta Corti, falsely calling herself Lady. Hawke, for jactitation of marriage. The present ques ti on WWI on the admission of an allegation on heisalt of fatly Hawke. It appeared, that in the months of January, February, •and March, 1814. Lord 14,,a1,e, then a widower, paid Isis addresses in the way at n, to r iage to her Ladyship, she .being then single and uninstri , d. On the moroing of the 19,11 of Marelt they both went in his Lordship's carriage - to Doctors' Colums', on which occa sion Lora Hawke lett her, in the carriage, in huming her that be was going the Proctor's for the pur po to of procuring a special license. At his return he said that the licence was to be sent in his house that afternoon, and it was then determined upon, that the marriage should take p4sce that esening at his Lordship's residence, No. 22, Palk-lane, Grosvenor-striate. It was accordingly, a , that time and' place, celebrated at cording !o t! c ri!es and ceremonies of the Chinch of England ; the Clergyman, by whom it was solemnized, was introduced to Lady Hawke as a Minister of the Chinch of E ug l au d. regn h o ly Aicisfittg• For about two mon ha attar the mar tiaee. it was, at the particular desire of Lou. H wke, kept gone secret. The parties cohabited together trout the summer of Vile year 1814, and during. the years 1816 1816, till some time in 1817, at his Lortishi;t's house in Park law ; at his seas at Walmesly", in Youltshire ; at 11- t ri,, a n d miser places on the Continent ; at Worthing, in Sussex ; at Sheffield. and at several other plates in this conntry. During all this period Lady Hawke was il , trOdUCCd by Isis Lord. ship to all his o , %ti friends, connexions, and ae• quaintAnces, as his lawful wife. When they were not together, the parties always corresponded with each other in the most affectionate manner, and invariably recognized each other in terms as husband and wife. The letters to the Lady from his Lordship were const ly addressed to " Ladv Hawke." His children by his nisi matriv , :e were enjoined to consider her as th eir moth r;. site presided at his table ; and on their leaving Lon don for Pari-i, Loud Hawke procured a pas port from the French Ambassador for hittiselt and Lady Hawke." his wife. In addition to these facts of constant admission and general repute, as affecting the legality of her claim to be consider ed as his Lordship's wile, it was pleaded, that 41 the solemnization of the marriage, • a paper, pinpotting to he a special licence, was produi, d and read. The Learned Counsel for Lord Hawke having admitted the fact as proved, and the case :tame been argued at very great letig , h, ;;ir WlLt.tara SCOTT said, that taking the facts pleaded to be true, he had no hesitation in admitting this alle gation.—( Ths Times.) FRUITFUL SEASON.—.4II the garden of the York City G40111,•to is a tree, from which Mr. RYLan. the Gaoler, has this vrar taken twelve hundred apricots j anti it is ealcolaied that but the seine nirniber rentiin 011 it. What 1% more remalkshie, the tree ni'vt.r bore 11.4 , 4 lexceiit iD $ Very SCIWZy 111411=1) till this SC:l344l'i necessary to remark, and to which the particular attention of the public should be called, viz. the protection afforded to the English Creditor under the French Government—the free 'importation of Corn —the Currency and the Sinking Fund. First, the Government preferring to receive payment from France for the Fiend' prisoners supported in this country during the war, which amounted to double the sum claimed by the English Creditors on the French Funds, was, doubt less, an impolitic Measure : not in as much as two pounds are better than one, for that is obvious to every man ; but it tendered a pernicious temptation for persons to speculate in foreign loans, by holding. out an assurance that the nation would become a sort of guarantee for the just fulfilment of French engagements, by making the Stockholders obleets of State consideration in any future negoCiation, provided their property should again be confiscated. Ultimately, perhapi, the investments made in the French Funds may not he.un favourable to the English ; as that - nation which borrows at large interest, like a man a:pi takes up money by granting annuities, is sure to experience the ultimate inconveni nee, and, in like manoer, a future benefit way probably result to the Englsit creditor: but we want the capital at home. the privation of which has already been generally and severely felt in the market. Secondly, the free importation of Corn is not .to be v,essted as a party, or 'Ministerial, measure ; fur t heropposition sopported the principle as st: en nously as the Ministry. ladetd the Ministry seemed inching: to shut the ports, or to restrict the importation to higher prices than those at which they were fixed—)et wished to avoid being nrircti tv viercion, to r . cpsess the d public opinion on a unenpure to much in its con.equences to be deplored . Thirdly, the reduction of Curreney, win reverting to Cast. Payments, are questions ‘vhicli have almost exclusively ori ginated with opposition, the Members of which ale hourl , clamorous with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, for the adoption of measures to bring about what 11 ey eFteem tip be so desirable an objet. wonderful hen at to he desired if un the tnsuing day the Bank were to pay i❑ specie, dues not so rivarly appear ,--hu: It is most certain !lig trot; an undue contraction is! th circulating media:n. ;,;re ;t cbt brim already liveu siren to patio4l industry, ,up,,L, SHIP NEWS. FALMOUTH, JUNE 41.--Sailed the Lord Sidmouth packet with a for the Leeward Islands; Monitor, Whitten, fur Amsterdam; ani Jones, Jones, for London. Porttestoont, JUNE %I.—Arrived the St. Philip, Berg', from Norway, for Call;; La Petite Esperance, Commer chel, from Cherbtra , g; and Richard, Hutchins, from Havre. Hamlett, JUNE 45.--Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, for Holland, and cotstlereugli packet, for Cuxhaven, both with Mails, • D.sai„ :hrst 9.3.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the In dian, Mead; from Jamaica. ' • • . Ltts rOMS" fixtered Iftwertts, Jame CS.—Mksrshal Blttcher,lis, terthisn; Neptune;Toubgcll,iga y j.. H rndti son, nip ; Utaft, Dwititic; I.4kle!larc, ittinahl, St. Peters burgh ; , EtiAtattl, Witlerfort4; tornax. Foster, Riga $ St. Nichol:ly, St:ll%W*. Wtett ; .Auremt, liutunt Pa raxen, Han, Priderstwit Cameron, ; Blue Eyed Maid, - d'iitortietv, Wa r ! ford: ham, Riga n,' ill!, Wltterfor ;Pi ends, Sort iy, Extend (irtheards, kipirre 4:3 —Mprii.k ! ! liis, Rotterdam; Ilerot, tal.tis ; Prince of ti*.it(i;, l'Agie, Ostend ; besire, ; ',7.! were; Viseotnit Exmouth, reach, 71IALt;: .; Spectator, Itictimatitio I).•tntqara ; Armsteong, .Ictive, Cook, Quebec; 'ral, ',undeberig, Gott eplot, Glegred .binc 23.—TYspatch, Finolly, Malta g rii% id, Pace, 11,11;4x; Lwotilt, ,4onie, St. Pet, r‘hui . ..:ll ; =Auto 1, Grant, New Otlettns ; E-nterpri-e, Young, E1 , ,0 , :111,! rii;urgh ; Joseph, John*Oft,'llvoltort;ii; R e ward, iiaiu4uigb ; Friend*, Le Gresby, 1 ~~ 1~