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I, that • r o'cicra ersi per' s on the 'ect. pop' clock 0 0 k of ®i - --.- ontiole4 ere yed we hao it out 0 1 ry of the t last (iv ighbour° County. COll irY tlitplake trieliin° (vet ii2ers t, at the e note , THowie of Mr• n, 10 1 !ecessed bf going carried Ira, O f s aboa,„ ,tearti th, until fore the turna A iatordaf came VI e coffin , of did or dirk: lecee&e o and the met la speared? 1 orate" der, orth o f ok WP di 800 the - tie' oed cause ot had re' i or no, ci, fros as, tbst •ohber s ' Ind tbe 4 'is bolif part it CTICe O f ) of t [lc ing un' izes tor or bar"; 1u As r a liUt en wo. rectsell ey wet° '""• •_ -• ----'. . . ° of Liatt". el Frede' Bahatosi, C( 'bug Ver VVilliso ,rr ' t d 79 . , el Wart" r. y eat' If i t 6 pos (ite 4 * tit• `- t. nig NumBER 8623.] tr L • Appearance of Monsieur Fenzel, an extraordinary Ilorsrman, from Vienna and Paris, who exhibits all his surprising Feats on a single Hulse, without Saddle or /hidle. r.OYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. • rig EVENING, and during the Week, at , • Half-pact si x o'clock precisely, 9th time, an entirely bow Interesting splendid Equestrian Melo-drama. called IAI.I, OF CHINA ; or, THE FATAL FLOOD GATE. Xaia, the Fisherman's Wife, Mrs. Astlr'. R.irsemanstiip, by Nloie.;eur Fenzel. A new Song, by Mr. Sloman. tiliewise, Extraordinary Rope Dancing, by Monsieur Lou __gitcmar, from Paris. lte Troop of Vottigenrs and 'fumbler; will go through their surprising Evo he whole to conclude with. for the9th time, an entirely new Comic Pantomime, called PITN:DRED EYES; or. HARLEQUIN AND ARGITS. tLrlequiry. Mr. Howell, jun.; Columbine, Miss Davis, Plittfalorin Stint, Mr. Henderson; Pautaloon Mout, Mr. Fil- Ingham ; Clown, Mr. Soutlthy. Stage-Manager, Mr. W. Barrymore. Boxes 4s. Pit Qs. Gallery Is. boars open at half:past Fire, anit begin at Half-past Six fs'elock precisely.—Half price at Halt-past Eight. Places for the Boxes to 41e taken of Mr. Kinlocit, at the Box Office, from Ten until Four o'clock. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, price es. 6d. ASERIES of LETTERS, adtiress4 c/o a Fiirv , 7!), UPON TfIE ROMAN CATHOLIC QUESTION. • By BRITANNICUS. Printed for V. and .1. Rivington, Paternoster-row, and Vi'aterloo place; and sold by all Buolist This Day %vat: published, ATREATISE on INFANT!LE and ADULT RICKETS, with some Iteinart;s avcii:!ed on Nursing, fikt the cinisideration of NI others, as en,,necied with this Dis taLst.; together with a Plate and Descriptlon of an iniptovec± iNeciining Couch for the Di.tortrii. By G. 11. WWATHEatIEAD, M.D. Graduate of the University of Edinburgh, Licentiate of the Royal o:liege of Physicians of London, L.•ctitter on the Distortions and Diseases of the Bones and Joints, &c. Printed for Longman and Co. Pateruoster-row. Just publisbeti, THE QUEEN . IN THE ICKYN7 ; with Thirteen Cuts, price (ire Shilling, Grove and Co. is.ndokellers, Publishers, ant+ No. Leicester lOkuare and tuay be had of all Bouliscllers New Erti. The POLITICAL QVEEN THAT JACK LOVES ; and tht THEATRICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BULLI, with Thirteen CnS, One Shilling each. IVANHOE , or. The .I,w's Daughter ; by Thr.ulas Dibdin, 'Vir e 9s. 6d.; and several other Publicatirns. • N.ll.—.lust published. the POLITICAL DOCTOR SYNTAX, with Satirica! Desins, price One The ;,lONASTERY. IVANHO.E. an j a vai jet ) , of other Mtn , and Popular Publications in eilculat:33 at the above Library. TO ALL WHO VALtiE THEIR SIGH r. mp*nced Sr tf,TAtA..F.S to pre erne the Sight to litlistr r • ststtrieaSergtd Age, to be had Jolt , at 93. Newman-street, two Doors oat of Oxtord-street, on the lel: band. I DIXON respectfully informs flit NohilitV, Gentry, and the Public, that he was ez - ,ioloyed by th , t late Mr. Bradberrv, for a numher of Years, as the Manufac turer of his Spectacles; and since his death, Business at the above place, and anxions;y hopes Unit so Years experience, united with the strictest assitioit+ and at hntion to the preset vatiun of Sight, which alone can be dune by using his Improved Spectacles, which L:ve given such ge• tievat satisfaction in London and all parts of the Kingdom, ust insure him the patronage.of the Public. Please to observe 93, Newman -street, Oxf,,rd-street, as there are many humble imitations of his Improved Spec tacle& offered. All Letters and Parcels from the Country pUst-paid, will be iluruediately attended to. ACAUTION TO MOTHERS.—At critical 'season, like the present, when t'hitdren are if eethini,e, The utmost attention ought to he paid to thew, partionlari Its the Measles and ClOneough are sc prevaitf.t. If • 'ration of the gums cotricb with any disorder, v •t7fe • tan recover. Mothers ou.;ht newer hollt RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP its the Nursery, fur if a Chi!, - , Rakes in the ni.;ht *with pains in its gums, this valuable Me dicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal the Burrs, and tlaskreby prevent Fevcs or Convulsions, fu. n come in compeiition with any other disorder, it otter. de stroys the Mutlier's br;gbtest hopes. Parent_ who may be aubious of the virtues of the Soothing Syrup tan). refer to the ,different cases that hare appeared in the Newspapers for %hese last ten years. Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated 'rue boar twice a-week, via. from nine to ten o'clock on Tues. day acid Saturday mornings, to the Poor who have Children ltilicted in cutting their Teeth, by bringing a letter from a auusikeepe'r, that the mother is a real object of c:.arity; has *lade it so universally known in almost every family where there are young children, Mr:. J. hopes so great &charity skill nut be abuse:el, as it is out of her private purse. ;1 0 he had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams. N 0.44, Newman-street,,,Oxfurd-street, ; and, by their ap- Paintteent, of all the principal MedicineVenders in Town and Auesatty, at es. 9d. per bottle.--13e sure to ask fur Johnson Altai Williams's Soothing Syrup. ANI !BILIOUS PILLS, invented by ED WARD HALLAM, Surgeon and Apothecary. This • l 'reporation is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain ;aeration, by which it effectually removes all Inaction or Z b struction of the Stomach and Bowels, whether arising from ule, Indigestion, Flatulency, or Cold; Sickness at. Stomacb, 4-tend-ache, &c. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an "4!eratiee to the system generally. Free from any autimonial ? v inercurial preparations, it is at all times safe; and has °t'eri g is with singular good effect during Pregnancv.—lts letion'is particularly adapted to persons of Bilious Habits, a7d thos e of sedentary lives, where a sufficient tiction of the I l'els is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs „ tt , frequently producing • pains and distensioos, head -4'"l- languor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and `l'Pression. TI, A single trial will folly convince the patient of their efficacy. t lvOvstcases of Bilious or Sick Head Achs are certainly t -et4 thrsd by a single dos e , and in a shorter time than i`Old he credited, but from experience: The Proprietor _ffikkit proper to remark, they w i ll he f o und not o nly t o act 7ithout pain or uneasiness, but in leave the body, atter their 7 11 1ediat e a c ti on ceases,, free from that costive state which nerallysucceeds the operation of laxative medicines. Dr Sold by E. Edwars, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, S. and 4s d . pc* box. Si , Where also may be procured, ILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS . , a n kedy in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and Scrophulous !sea sr:. ..sPrepared at the Disrensary, I 5, Soho square, London, price • ; 'id.; and 11. is. duty iucluded. r- Th e ' , bore way also be ws;caled of any Druggist or Dealer Atettivitsc. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1820. AIETROPOLITAN LAW SOCIETY FOR PREVENTING • ABUSES IN THE PROFESSION OF THE LAW. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the MEMBERS and FRIENDS of tiii9 SOCIETY *ill be held at the FREEMASONS' TAVERN on MONDAY NEXT, the 17th Instant. WILLIAM LEAKE, Esq. in the Chair. STEWARDS. Nathaniel Atcheson, F.A.S. .1. Pitllen, T. H. Budd, H. Stratton, 'l'humas Downes, George Spence,. R. Hall, F. Turner, William Hine, I James Western, William Y. Knight, William Wright. ' Tickets, 21s. each, may be had 61 tne Stewards or the Secretary. Dinner on Table at Half past Fire, precisely. JAMES ANI)EKTON, Secretary. WmisrstiAr, Aeutt.. YESTERDAY, BY Order of the Lords of the Treasury, the Preliminary Drawing of the Lottery took place at Coopers' Hall, but as no Prize WAS drawn above !Cfl. every Ticket and Share now on Stle, if .bought before ttut . 27th of This Month, will have the same chance for ILL the lin Ca pitals, including 4 Prizes of 30.0f.t01., 2 of &c. as if the same bad been bought before; and indeed for every Prize in the Lottery, except the 801. Prizes drawn yester daF. N. B. the nth This Month, the Two First Prizes drawn Will receive 20,0C1. rxfri each ! .-IZAR7J and Co., Cantravtors, Rly; 12xc;irigf.' (lite; 26, Curnhill; awl 32 , 1, Oxford•-street. BUONAPARTE,' PRIVATR LETTER PROM ST. HELENA, FEB. 8. " Supposing you might wish to bear of the 1 great nun in this little Island, asserell as some-, thing respecting others of less imptirtanee, I shall give you a small abridgment on both subjects. To commence With the most interesting one (if same ness and repetition have not entirely created an indifferencepn whet was considered of such mo ment), GeniraIBUONAPPaRTE is in good health, and has been's() for a considerable time past. 1 have . . seen him wren, at a distance, in his garden,. out side o; which he never appears. In the morning, htf sometimes appears in a dressing-gown and red cap, and at others, ill a jacket and straw hat wot ks himself, as well as all his attendants and Generals (a lesson to human vanity). 10 the evening he is in full dress, with a star on the breast ; he set's no strangers, and disappears when any approach. him. His nets house, Which is, close to his stsitsekat residence, is nearly finished, and will be fit for his ieception,in about three or four months, if the furniture, &e. arrive in due time from England : it is a suftstautial all on one fluor, and the different suites of apartments are really handsome and commodious. He has a carriage and horses at his command, and he can now ride, without any.restriction or attendant, within a space of upwards of twelve miles in circumference, with variety of hill and dale, but not well wooded : however, all will not induce him to mount a horse or earriage.- 7 - The BURTRANDS drive out very often, and the other people ride about every day. " The society here is very limited Sir iltmsoN Lows entertains frequently, and her Ladyship makes the parties at Plantation House very plea-. sant.' We have a pretty little Theatre here, which is same amusement to us. Our Commanding Officer, Colonel DODGIN, played Falstaff, a few Weeks ago, in great style, almost without stuffing, and your friend attempted Hotspur, which he had before tried at Colombo. "Notwithstanding all the disagreeables ascribed by souse of the Papers to the climate at St. He lena, 1 pronounce it to be one of the most healthy in the world, that is, on the hills about Long wood and Deadwood, and, indeed, the whole in terior of the• Island ; the 66th have not lost more than three or four men by sickness during the last twelve mouths, end the 'Officers have been re markably healthy. The IJOttest weather we have is 76 degrees, and the thermometer is seldom 'above 68 degrees ; two blankets arc necessary dur ing nine mouths in :he yefsr. " The pay is nearly as good , as in India, and better than in Ceylon ; and though every thing is dear in the shops, yet our being supplied with forage and rations, and the liberty of procuring all kin<ls.4►l arnielsre from the.. Company's . stores, prevents our feeling the effects of it: so that, upon the. whole, St. Helena is not a disagreeable pri son to a poor man, who cannot live in England without running in debt. I cannot as yet say much in praise of the aborigines of the land, but they ate 'improving by the late intercourse with the King's regiments, though their improve ment has partly been produced by a kind of physic which has not been always palatable. The roads, as well as the people, are much better of late, and a sure-footed horse will travel over the greater past of them ; but they are yet very rough and steep. Excepting on the race-course at Deadwood, there is scarce an even hundred yards to he tnet with. The whole island wants woods; parts of' it are grand and terrific, hut scarcely picturesque." NONigEli ONE WAS THE LUCKY • !I,e Old Slay.. Lut!en? Offices, a. • 4, Cornhill, ani 9 . C!.aring-cross, respectfully ac quaH..,%ig be Friends, tile I- ahhe, that Nomber ON was the Fortunate T;ctiet that detelmined the 60,600/. Money, which was deeldrd Yesterday, by .vitinirawing from the Scheri, , al! th c2t)ef.; Prizes of 3J.f. by what the Gazette calls a PrCironary Drawing. It is rot: the intention of T. BISH to send it , ly egistc: Letters at pi esent, to acquaint his Cus tomers r.liaZ have get :;o4.P6zes, as he thinks it would be put titeg y unnecessary expeoce in postage, as every ore of 'hos: Nutobcrs have yet to hare their ultimate fate rlee:ltd. He there-tore requests his friends to notice, that every Ticise-t throuebout the Lottery that has been sold, and ever.; one :hat hero sold, which ends with a figure of One, is etititled to Thirty Pounds (Shares in proportion), and it wii! !::e drawn in one of the four subsequent days of drawing On , erve, not am other Prizes (higher or lower), nor were any Blan4s s'rawn TeSterday. _ _ _ Tile Is;:xt Day of Diawing will be Thuriday, 27111 inst. on - ,viikcl; Day the First Prize in each Class will be entitled to 20,c001. Consuls. From the LONDON GAZETTE of ApriLll. Whitehall, April 10, 1220. The King has been pleased to command, that the 24th day of this instant April shall be, in all respects, observed and kept :As his Majesty's Birth-day, instead of the 12th day of August. At the Court at Carlton Honse, the Bth of April, 1920, Pre sent, The King's Most Exerll.nit Majesty.in Connell. This day the night Hon. David Boyle, Lord Justice Clerk , of Scotland, was, by hi s Majesty's command, sworn of his Majesty's Must Honourable Privy Council, and took his place at the Boaro accordingly. His Majesty having been pleased to appoint Major-General :hr Benjamin !}'lTrban, K.C.B. to he Ca;itain-General and Gorernor-io-Chicf in and over the Islands of Antigua and Montserrat, !:e this day took the 'usual oaths appointed to be taken by the Governors of his Majesty's Plantations. BANKRUPTS. J. Wadsworth, Long Buckhy, Northamptonshire, dealer, surrer.:ler ,Ertl 28, 29, May 23, at the Red Lion-inn, Long Buckhy. Solicitor, Mr. Becke, Devonshire-street, Queen square. EL Phillips, and H. Phillips, jun., and T. Pole, Birming ham, toy-makers, Ap , it 25. 26, May 23, at the Woolpack-inn, Bktnitighant. Solicitors, Messrs. Baxter and Hawker, Gray's- Esher, Avon-clift, Wiltshire, innkeeper, April 21, 22, May 23. at the lngel-inn, Bath. Solicitors, Messrs. Dax, Son, and Mered:th, Guildford -street. J. Miller, Burlington-arcade, Piccadilly, bookseller, April 22, 1 4 !a' 9,':3, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Allen, Gylhy, and Alters, Carlisle-sireet. Soho. R. f.;!aziedine and T. Davies, Bridgenorth, ironfounders, April 26, 27, May 43, at the Raven-ino, Shrewsbury. Soli et .3r, Mr. King, Sergeant's-inn, Fleet-street. C. Perry, Carersham, Oxfordshire, saddler, April 20, 21, May 23, at the Lower Ship-inn, Reading. Solicitor, Mr. Hamilton, Berwick-s! reet, Soho. FIaE INSURANCE. ACCOL T N F OF DUTY PAID BY THB SL'VBR,L LONDON COMPANIES, fcr the Year 1819. Sun - A 9117,703 8 10 Pticenix 70,936 6 2 Eaccliflige - 51,678 1 10 linperi4l 39,097 19 7 County - - - 32,509 8 6 Globe . 31,147 7 2 - - 16,099 15 2 Eagle British - - 15,806 8 8 - - - J 6,742 10 9 Westminster 14,784 6 2 Hand-in-Hdnd - - 14,612 9 1 Hope - - - - 14,001 6 9 Adds - - 13,844 8 7 Union - - - . 13,421 0 0 London Assurance - 40 8,811 6 9 National' Union . - .. 958 11 5 ge471,154 15 5 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Arair. 11. Amstet darn Ditto, at Sight Rottirdatii Antwerp l2 3 Hafilborgh Altona 9 Paris, 3 Da y s sight 25 40 0 Us. , . Ditto - 25 70 t Us. tioutdeaux, ditto frianktort on the Main __. .. Nladrid - l4 Effective Cddiz 341 Effective Seville Gibraltar ' Barcelona Leghorn Genoa 44i---inenice, Ital. Liv. 27 60 Malta 46 -Naples 3Bi Palermo Lisbon Oporto Elio Janeiro Dublin si Cork. 8i per Cent. BULLION. Portmtal Gold, in Coin — / .0 0 6 per!): Foreign Gold, in liars 3 17 10& N ew Doubloons Ntnv Dollars 0 4 / bilver zu Bars, Stane Ird • THE LATE DUKE OF KENT'S STUD. Monday, the followling horses, late the property of his Rovul Highness the Duke of KENT, de ceased, were brought to the hammer, and although the weather was so unfavourable, a greater as semblage of persons was never seen at TATTER SALL'S before. The whole were in fine condition, and sold at the following prices, although au warranty was given : BAROUCHE HORSES. - The Woolwich Brown 125 Guineas The large Grey 69 Ditto Young Richards The young Grey The Tilbury Horse l2O Ditto PHAETON GALLOWAYS. The Hervey Mare The Beauty ditto • 7O Ditto The Gig Gelding .. The Fisher Horse 57 Ditto SADDLE HORSES Othello Brown-Stout i;s Ditto The Marsden Cob l2O Ditto The New Hack 67 Ditto The Dyson ditto . 73 Ditto The Highgate uitto CURHICLE HORSES Two Chesnut Geldings l2O Guineas A Ditto The Woolwich Brown was bought by the Mar quis of Anglesea ; Othello, by Mr. Theobald, hosier, of Skinner-street ; and Brown Stout by Lord Yarmouth, who bid 290 guineas for ; Mr. MarsaCk purchased the New Back. ASYLUM FOR THB DaAP AND DUMB. ---The Anniversary Festival of this beneficent and in teresting Institution was attended by a numerous and respectable company at the City of Lon don Tavern yesterday—his Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCUSTER in the Chair. Several eloquent appeals were made to the feelings of the Gentlemen present, and a liberal contri bution followed in aid of the funds of the Charity. This Asylu'at is peculiarly entitled to the support of the humane and compassionate, since it takes under its protecting care thoie youthful beings who are not only indigent, but are physically unable to bustle through the world, and by their own personal and unaided efforts to emerge from tl►e n►isrry which most ultimately overwhelm theM, 7✓. intiet SgVANPENCE4 LAW INTELLIdENGB. COURT,OF CHANCERY, APRIL 11. THE, WALCOTT CHARITY. A motion was made in this case to-day, (or an injunction to restrain one of the tenants of the charity estate from proceeding in an action at law against the agent of the trustees, who, et the time the premises were let On lease, guaranteed a legal title to the lessee. After a great deal of _discussion by the Counsel on both sides, it was agreed that all proceedings should be stayed at present.by the parties, and that all the motions of which notice had been given in t his Cause should 'Blond over tilt the first day of Michaelmas Term. The Lord Chancellor recommended this course in order to avoid liiigation, as, before Michaelmas 'Fenn, application would be made to Parliament for an Act declaring in whom the Citarity Estate& were legally vestetl f and eyhen `that" point was settled, the tenants who had taken building or re pairing leases o ould be secured against any lost by getting legal contracts executed. Ills Lord• ship directed,that - such of the tenants as wete in that situation should not be required in the mean time to pay their rents to the receiver whom the Court had lately appointed. THE NIARLBOROUCH CASE. THE EARL. or SHAFTI 4 .SI3LIKY AND OTHER* V. Tile DUKH OF W41:113011OUGEI. Mr. SHADWELL observed, that by a former order the Duke of nallborough had been directed to pay the sum of 13001. into Court, and that an application had been made to have the time of payment enlarged. This application was sup- ported by the affidavit of Mr. Pinniger, who said, • that he bad reason to believe the Noble Defen dant would be able to comply with the order be fore the last day of next Term. The LeFtrned Counsel considered this affidavit as very general in its statements, and expressed his hope that un less the Court should thipk that some s.ifficient reason was assigned for the delay, it would not grant the time required. Mr. ‘VRAY, on the part of the Duke of Marl. borough, contended, that the reasons assigned iu the affidavit were sufficiently specific. Mr. HART said, be•appeared for the Trustees ; and all he wished was, that, it any loss was sow• tained by the Duke's not paying the money into Court, his clients might be indemnified. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he should read over the affidavit at leisure, and afterwards state his opinion to the Court. INTENDED MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. LADY GRESLEY V. THE EARL OF COVENTRY, THE COUNTESS OF COV&NTRI, AND THE HON. JoHN COVUNTRY. , Mr. H ART' stated, be Wai requested by. Lady Gresley to ask his Lordthip tor his order ill this ease, as she vva) tinder the greatest anxiety, as it -related to her son, Sir Roger Gresley. The LOLD CLIANCELLOR--.." 1 will give it ors Thursday morning." COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, APRIL 11. SEVERN/3, KING, AND CO. V. ilia IMP RIAL SULANCE COMPANY. It will be recollected, ant on the mornit,g of the 10th of November last, a fire broke out in the extensive premises of Messrs. Severne, King, and . Co. sugar-bakers, in Church-lane, Whitechapel, near the Commercial-road, of which an acci , unt was given in THE SUN the sane day. The fire destroyed the whole of their extensive and valua ble property, which was ininred in different of fices, to the amount of 60,0001. and has given rise to the case now before us. The action was brought to recover the sum of 80001. for which a part of the property had been insured at the office of the defendants ; and the payment was resisted on the ground tha► the plain tiffs had a new species of apparatus, in which a. quantity of oil bad been used, and that this oil, when heated to a great degree, had produced in flammable gas, which was alleged to have been the cause of the co►►flagration. It was con• tended,. that this departure from the old prac tice of refining sugar was a forfeiture of the insurance, by exposing the pre►Wises to a dan ger which otherwise would not have existed. It rein titted then for the plaintiffs to show, that this defence was untenable. A large an well con structed model of the apparatus used in the refin ing of sugar, as well as of the part of the building where it bad been 'fitted up, was produced in Court. A great many Witnesses were examined.—The case of the plaintiff occupied the whole of the day. Mr. SCARLETT having stated that he bad got a vast body of evidence on behalf of the tlefendants, the Lore CHIEF JUSTICE adjourned the trial til this morning. It is with pleasure we observ.'4 ) hat a Meeting of the Agriculturists is to bixbolden in this town, for the purpose of considering the best ru,&:rts: to be adopzed for relieving the distress at present pervades that useful class of io• ciety. Similar meetings have been held at Canterbury and Ashford, and we trust they be followed up by other places throughout the country. Sincerely do we congratulate the far mers on the exertions which are now making in their behalf, and on the prospect of their being saved tram that ruin which appears at pre sent to threaten all thole who are engaged in Agricultural pursuits. It is generally believed flat this - subject will be one of the first that wilt be discussed after the meeting of the new Pa:lra :new, and we hope ere long to behold the fanner equally protected as the tradesman is, from foreign competition; for surely the tomer is entitled to protecting ditties quite as couch as the latter...—. (Maid:tone Journal.) •