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MAits.f ARM IV 1110. . nAmburgh Lisbon vutr PRICE . OF STOCKS, THIS 'DAY ♦T TWILVI cooLocK. Consols THE SUN. 101.114 QUID DICSRS SALSULI AiI;DTIAT ? L 0 N 1) 0 N; WEDNESDAY, OCTOISI3II 1804. Th4Channel Fleet arrived on Monday in Tor, bay, Lutt not to remain, It has probably sailed al. reddy, -. 4hough the Wind arid the' appiarance o the weather will probahly occasion it to put hack It is with very ireat pleasure we state, that the whole of the accounts which have appeared in the Papers,. anti which 'have been lo circumstantially derailed, respeeting the Fever, or Plague, as_ it has, been . 41 . norninateti, at Gibraltar, - are entirely , with.. out foundation ; no such sickness having prevailed Garriion when the latest accOtints . were transmitted to this Country. Tars morning we, received the-Nerto.Tork Papers to the nth ult.. from, which we "have extraeted die ino.4 t . interest ing articles. It appeared to be these,. nerd opinion there, that-a .Vtrar vith,Spain WaS inevit:zble ; but still we cannot consider it as an evew likely to happen,. more especially if hostilitis,7s 1:;tild commence between Great Britain and. Ti;c (liar Utes between the American and Spanish G , )verniftents .are Said to have arrived at juch point,- that one of them joust recedei and that one, .we have no &tabt, will De-Spain. :The possession of LOttiSlarla is -not of Importrinee enough to in., duce Si t iati to enter into a War in which the coold flaw; no rational prospeft of success, and by which the safety of the whole of her Tratis.At.. DAnitlions would he endangered. 1 The accounts from St. anningo are various according to some, the Blacks are in a state of open war with each oilier, nod Many of the Chiefs. have declared. themselves independent of DOSALtNEs ;: while others state that he bad colleted a large Force, and was on the point of making an SMlck upOn the town of St. Domingo.. Jhe Frigives, .halve bre., to inng. cooped tip at: Ncw.Yoiic - ltave lately she Wn tif an Ltention to put to sea ; we fear there tittle hope of their yertturin to leave the vow_ t*,c,:c. of a Ic . ,.e..utral P. s sirri., while thite,is a chance of IT.CIiII3 h.viy thing like an ecia4i' British ..„. . Accordlog to the S . O I 4'41 Gaze: ?:, A small British r oyce t 6 o k r? , :ess;on of the 'l o ;v n of kruec F r , the 141artd 'Sdinatra, un th; 44.111 ut:Aptit Lit, titter. NAV iJ L 1V EW S,. bhuct Contest. 'Last night we received sotne of the Ern,allei'i'aris . Papu to the 3oti , t nit. and Dritcb journals to the 4'h TilOy are extremely barren of iotel. ligence. BONAPARTE Watt .to lcav't Mentz for the. Co,v4. on tile 27th.' It is not iinkubable, inre, likht he wa't a spenitor, at 4,Jologne, of the-pie. o f r, l rt.of his. Flotilla by tnir recent spirii. attack. Letters from Fr.inkfort spc,k of sere r:a expetted changes in tile• Cierrniin Empire, winch ate - &typoseti u., h4ve:lieen detremined upon in tb'e tr4ve:wig Cdtlinet of tile v.ican, at IVlentz. Tkis rtmr,6 , g arrived Mail from N ew Yrk ;ncl • F81111)1.1111 by ale, in, hi, P,cket. Diipmelir s were received from Ad mit:4l Co w ALL Zs, off 13rest, tiated.thr 401 inst, wcre f,rw4rd et i to Lord Nita LYME., r, at W , fri ki;pll. Sir I !time. PorqueiNt had yesterday a lorig,inter. • the W , archif . Adrolralry. On tVlonday, abour ofie o'clock, tho Dupz of Kr.)4T 4101 Sir Bit owe, WAT,6N. transa&cd business with 114 r. Vi-r-r, hii housr in I)ownir,g.,:srrect.--- ili) - }iri o'cl, , ck the Riissiin Ambissador and Lottl M C.i;v t had' an audience of Lord Heat.' 164 wstv held yesterday at Lora foiwily'3ollici., Dt)wningoitreet , which vcrie pec:;>eilt, ;Ile Duke: of NI . NIIOBE, the LORD FI,LOII, Mr: PITT, Lill CitIDEN, Lolcl CASTI.t R anti, lokid 11AR RoW If. A - C'abAnet Cottocil was last night held at the (~. (,! the Flame S cretary, the resull'of svhich not transpired,. Mr. PITT was not present, g previcts4 left town, Oppositi )n {,f mischief and malig. I r 'iced ncw sfecies offirvsur this morning, •' • 'elinary ar,(l,tiistorted.hape, which is 11,e mita] of a G tillar,t and Nobl e , I, ~) e!•, , ,ti. • it diy..e.ition between him 04, loci Were Wyk)) ed in the C. !tut can the patiltry , ft: Ay ihat such excre f ermers Will t• tlrG HT I he so anxiously setos to de.. that It malevolent in , iitasations would in. foe, ce thc co.nd r k of the lowe - st of the Petty Giii. ers 44 (Ite , 4ritts ;"A.lv) ? We have a better opkiun of their d sent, anti it)yalty than to harbour swell suppOsition. From tie LONDON GAZ.E a, 011. 9, igo 4. Admiralty-Office, Ozlobtr 9, 18o+. Coty of a Letter from Yiee..Admiral Sir ,john Tho mas Ducknoorth, K. B. Commander in Chief ‘,f Ills. Majesty's Ships and' Vessels at . 7arnaica, to Willissm illarsden, Eq. dated al Port Aver!, eke 24th of Inly, slit, .1 herewith transmit you a Letter from Lieutenant Price, commanding Hi nijesty's Schooner Mying Fish, for the information of the Lords Commii. 3ioriers of the Adot;ralty. Slit, I &c. J. T. DUCKWORTH. tillajeity's Schooner Flying► Montego-Boy, ,Inly 16, Igo+. I beg leave to inform you, that, en the inst. I fell in with and re.cdptured the Britp,ll Schooner Content, which !Lid been Captured the e vt-tiing before by the French Privateer La Republic, off Black River. From the Priv:ners I gained information about her, and shaped the mo , t, likely course to meet; her next morning ; Alter a chace of live hours I captured her also. She had on hoard when they left St, jag° fifty tnen, with musketry, and one long, gun, and had made three Captures. I have the Honour to - be, fi - c. THOMAS PRICE, Lieuten..nt cointiidndtv, ri:e.2ll,lira/ Sir 7. T. Dmetwortb, K. B. &c. &c. Admiralty-Office,. Oilober 9, . C 2, 4 : y 'of a Letterfrfan.../rdirtiral Lord Gardiser, , C9M.' martder Chu' . of Ihi Majesty's Ships an] Vrs. se ls;art she,Coost . qf Ireland, to William .114a . rsdeo, Eq. elated at Cork, the 2d iti4tant. 41R, 1 am to desire you will please to acquaint the .I. , ! rds . Commissioners of the Admiralty, that His Majesty's Ship Tupaze.artived here this morning, with La - Minerve French Letter of Marque Ship, belonging to ‘ll4urdeatx,l4:')und to Martinique, pierced for eighteen guns, nine.pounders, fourteen only mounted, with one hundred and eleven Officers and Men on bOatd, which the Tuitaze tell in with on the 25th ult. in Wit: 1e 49 deg.,3o min.-N. and longitude 15 deg. W. And as,. &c. GARDNER. 13,RIVIAM QUAY (TORBAY), OCT. 8. : ---The 101. lotving Men or War are now corning into. Torbay froni off Brest, viz. the' Ville dr Paris; Prince Geor ge , Pirintagewt, Prince, San Joseph, and Telneroire. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Arrived Majtsty'J Ship Cou rageux. T . Pdsse4.l by the fol'owing Ships from the Eat v‘hteh came home under Convoy of the C6urarux Cicy ef Landau, ifindam, Calcutta, ant.l General Stuart, with a few Whalers ; , left Sc. Helena eight weeks yat,erliy, and B . engal the ro,th March. 'Arrived 114 Ni , j-sty's Ship /11(w/rt./frit. • P.liStd by ihe . hfirrunvartl...bauni ,jaitrAica Elect, which came horlic uriLr C fiv .)y of tilt! lia:gnstant. Arrived !Ile Flora,:\loit.GAN, fr o m L on d on , King 's..store4 for this Porr, in distress, having her sdils in a heavy of wif;ti tin Sunday cite!). ing, a!, ± nearly fillcrl w.iilr wacer. P1. , 0,1011t11, OC'T. 8'; Arrived, the 1./ ). diiam., of 1,-Jiidon, Capt. 1)a Nj iidep witb ruin, sugar, S:c.; tamed e , inpany ye. , terday , with the Etrfih,zatt, 9 ' I 74, anti xlruria Frigate, with ISO Sril of West lotli:nen under Convoy; rr weeks riNsar. . Arriv: LI the I)(ini4i Brig .Faiter, Captain HAN son, from Christiana,.. with. cleats, &c. for this Port. • Sail ~i the Win ,ha"?' Castle, of 93 guns, to joist, the ChanOvi Flext. Arrived the Urania 'Frigate from Jam2ica. FA LLIOT.YTH, OCT 6 rri vett la4t evening the Arnerican.ShiP Moth Cain . v t Nsot4r, from Filing. ton, North Carolina, with •turpentineolrc. clays pass'age; and the American Ship ihrzen, 'captain Nast,M A rri, frOm -Norfolk,' with tobacco, 50 elars passage ;, both for - orders : the former spoke, on the tsrh.oh. en iat.' .39. 44. N. long. 56. to. E.. , Hin Maje . sty'si ship Unntia and stunt F r igates, and .41;11 Sloop of War, with about S 5 Sail under . c:mvoy trout lamaica. for England. Also arrived yesterday the, Spanish Ship P e dr o , Copt, ANT ftWil Aht WCfp, bound to Cadiz with bale goods, evc, very leaky ; and this day the'Atnerican Shii\Saldk, Capt. Motu, from Norfolk, 40 d,iys pafiage, with - tobacco, fur orders. Ott the 3oth ult. in lat.' 54 , long. 27. fell in with the I"l.;tat, of Poole, Cain. Si r.totra, -and three other krehs:els, which 'had parted frotn•the Jamaica POOVO I , then (~9 clays passage from Jamaica. I he .Tritott was min.-;tdktressed for water, which Capt. Moo aupplied her with, and • parted with her in lat. 54. long. 25. . Aku arrived this day the Prince Wars Pa4et,, TODD, nine days 'fri ttt .Lisbon,: left 'lying in the' Tagus, His Majeaty,!. Sh:ps traip and Solhi'e, and , • dlrtahord Parker, smith • arrived out 411e4 ~h. i.l On the 3ti in lat. 43. 34. long. 4.7. saw a '.11.4) pierced for 22 guns, which she supposed to be French Privateer., Also arrived the Acinters Amelia Packet, Silt. VEN , , with Mails from New. York and Halifax, six , een days from the latter—No news per either' Drat., OCT. 9. --Arrived His Majesty's Ship E lephant, from Jamaica, with Convoy,; Csurageux and Majrstic from the Westward; Poljpbemus from the . Nore ; Anacreon Armed Defence Ship, from Dungeness ; and jackall from a Cruize ofFO.te6d. Sailed the Agame ?warn, for Spithesd ; Jamaica, Volcano, Wrangler, Watchful, and Discovery, on a Cruize off Boulogne. ArriVed the Land,RumLEY At'n, Capt. ATKINS, lack 'Tar, Ludy Parker, and aty.mt twenty .Sail more from Jamaica, aid remain it blowing so strong, could not get the other Ships' names to-day in time for Post. In the Downs --Monarch, Utrecht, Leopard, Ardent, E le. iiihant, , Courageux, Majestu., Polyphemus ' I nticzitgc, /Ida; roam, Immortalit&, Castor, Gteyhotuut, Eur)dice, Chun.: pion., curlew,. L'Espiegle, Dart, Orestes, Speed) .•}-te,rin;:s. Eugene, Autumn, Zephyr, A lunAo, Zebra, Sulpha, Dev:is tattoo, BAsilisk,' Thr.lsher, Rifleman, Netter, Biter, Blend. hound; Mallard, Haughty, Jackal' ; Armed Defence Ships and Transports as ['wore. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE ' To the Officers and Crew of flis Majesty's Ship La Loire, for the-Capture of the French rrivate• Ship Of War Le Braave, the ;6111 March, 0304, a distribution of the Proceeds-of the .Hull and Bounty Money, on board the said Ship, on her ar rival of Cove, Ur (Wit% three )443, at No. it, t.lecif-sticet, London. • • , Yesterday intelligence was received at the India' House of the safe arrival of the foiluwing Shim, off Weymouth, the Bth inst. under Convoy of His Ma. jesty's Ship Courageux, viz . City of London, Capt.iiil LANDON ; icutta, Cart. MAx w tL. from Bengal : Cej/o'n, Capt. Hucr%oN ; arol Wimibet,w, Capt. GRAHAM, from Madras=—with the Vidtart anti Livegy Whalers, anti Rollo, Botany Boy Ship, from China, in company. Also the - Amerim Brig Richmond, which had been detained at Sr. Helena, bound to the isle of Prance, with Naval Stores. The above Fleet sailed from St. fieleria t - he I 3'th of August. •The General Stuart, Capt. MORTIMER, sailed from St. Helena with the above ship, and parted company in a gale of wind, off the Western Islands, the 28th of September. A ship was sten off Port land, which was supposed to be. the General Stuart. The Dover Castle, Capt. 12t cttn.Rasox and Lady Purges, Capt. Sw NToN, out ward.bouA, arrived at St. Helena . about the 6th August. The C-mpany's Ships Britannia, and lifarph Cornwallis, outward.bound, had sailed hum St. Helena in company. • No ace )(int had been received at St. Hel ena , t h e 13th August, of the Prince Of Wales, Capt. PRIC 5, since she parted from the Fleet the: 291 h May, off the Cape. The Eaprates, Capra E LAT A.D, extra-614s had at rived at Bengal from ;;LdrAs, 'The following is it corrat list of the l'aSSengets by the above Ships PER WI Ron AM- - Captains Hawkins, Ott lay, 'and Dunn, ,MrS. Maxwell, Mrs. Wilson, llrs. Gordon, Mr. ; Shorty, Lieutenant Smith, Cornet 'ones, and Messrs. Parizel, Tolliville, And Pannier, French Pilsooers. , and. Mrs. St eis h et i son , M rs. Du Laurin, Mr. and Mrs. Cam, Capt. Barnett, 'Major Croy and .Lieutenant Poncite, with General "Dubrie, and Messrs. DU Laurin, Satwager, ant Sraityage, jun. French Prisoner's of War trout Pondicherry. • PIK CALCUTTA —SirGeurge anti Lady Leith, Mrs. Mit chell, 11fS. Wren, Captain ,NLlore, C4ptan AnAert anti Mows. -Philpot (late Secretary at lieng4l), V CITY at La snow- General awl Mrs. St. Le?er, Colonel Mind Mrs. Pringle, Captain and Ntri. Wyatt, Mrs. Primo, Captain Cummings, Mr. lame); a.nd Liente; 111441t3 GregOlY and Latter. The Piiengers'in . the Ceveral Stuart, .are, Mrs:l/Jr - ad, Messrs. G.ordon mai Kenny,. and Alesirs. Furdkiratj liticket, L 4 Moure; elnitn4node, and L'Anly. Letters were yesterday reecivetitY several ElLimes itt.the City from China ('via Amerlci), which state nothing tiew, except that the Orpviftird Indiamin expctLti shortly to sail for F,'ngl,ind. We are corifi lend y assured that the Letter ° puled to Cardinal IVirsu ex is a toerefabrication„by the enemies of that loyal and respettable Prelate. It Willi Indeed diflietll.4 to .believe that such.a. sire. 'ntiouS and., enlightened , friend of his. and Country . would degrade himself bye , ofrering ser. vile homage at the shrine of an infamous Usurper. 'l'h e C ar d ina l may perhap.s take no. notice of this despicable attempt to bring disgrace upon his cha, raCter, because he would be undeuthe necessity of expressing sentiments of a very - different nature, and, comae ue ly, would expose himself to the vengeance of an Upstart, who has skew n, by the, whole of conduct, that in' the gratification of revenge he is focally unrestrained by any impulse of humanity. A Letter from Paris,. under the 26th tilt., says, that immediately after the report of the Governor :of the Isle de France, General DecAkri, concerning s Lt aerie's c induft in his engagement with tht Eng. list China Fleet, had been laid before. Bottarrsart, Aix..la-Cinipelle, and lie hail given his permission for its insertion in Tbe , Mcia;teur, he ordered the Minister Of the Marine Department, DEciters, ro write to (i;neral De C A EN, 110 t unly , to suTenti and deprive 1 i Nots of is command, but to tt rrest 1;40, and send him home a Pris.ner with the first safe opportunitYr An American Ship is said to have licv.n already hired' to c;lrrY - out these orders; and,. as soon as thriuts arrives ,in France he is to be tried by a Naval - Military` Commission. Of hts fate, little doubt remains, particularly as the Ship which carried to If tdrICC DEC A g N'S brought one hundred thousand 'dollars belonging tr, LI NO IS, wblcll have been borrowed by the Imperial Treasury. 'Allots's, own report is to serve as evidence against him, and'is, therefore, nut pub lished ; but it is said to contain severe comOlaints against the Batavian Admiral, flisarq NW, t , r not, co.operating with him, and ag.tit, t the Ch • Governor; of the Cape of Good 1 - 1,1,e, anti of Ba. N,BIP-YORK, SLPT.I. - Captain SToR EY, from Gonaivei, informs that DrssALlNrs had formally issued a Prochimajion of War against Spain, and in crinieqoence the 1 - 14 y dans were employing their Cruizers to intercept the .. Spanish Vessels, and had actually captured a' copper. bottomed DESSALINES had mustered arthst place ainrce of 2000 men, with a view to maktatt attack on the City of St. D)iningo. Wednesday morning the French Frigates dropped down the river, and about eleven o'clock came to ancbor of Coney Island; where they remain. The report of a heavy cannonade, mentioned in an Eren. ing Paper, having been heard off the Port in conse quence of the sailing 'of these Vessels, ,appears to have been unfounded. nom Sumatra, by Captain FrAczeLL, we lia" intelligence of the English taking possession of the Port and Town of Mum (Sumatra), with a force consisting of a Ship of zo guns, one of z 6, one of 8 , °tie 04 6, and one of 4., and between three 50 four hundred Selwyn, alter an Action of six hou"' ,in which the Malays lost so men, and the Etigi,'n, O. This was on the 14. th of April.—(Saiem . Gam) • •-• SEPTPIABER 4.. It appears, from some paragraphs which follows that a misunderstanding at present exists between our ,Minister at .11/14drld, and the Spanish C ourt ' Tito .wecifc nature of the difference is riot manifest: its Origin is,, however, sufficiently obvious. Thac it will eventually produce - a War between this Cou o. try 'and - Spain is by rio means probable. The ter must see that our advantages, in ease or a Nl': sure, would be infinitely superior to ;ivy she coin! command. At this' moment she has ors small depeodance on this Country for supplies' of 11 41 rf and she is ever vulnerable, as America could wiio., in her Colonial Territories on this .Continent. It is true that in the present situation of the Court; try we ate far from being prepared to eolli hat it may be presumed that a posture of str 4 irs'„ w r ";,3, in order to .preserves the National ch 4 "" e ' tt honour, called far hostility, would rouse 10 er " -- ,. m getic measures, 4tni command i+ Force adequate tv ensure these National objceis.. . . EXTRACT OP.A V ETTIR FRAIN! MAD RID TO AN A A* ItICApvH 2 OUS4 - IN CADIZ, DATED JULY 6, 1804. " 1 rake tip my, pen to inform you, that such i s the stge of things between' the two Govermitents, that there is moll than, ap n ropabil ity that a War must • ens ue. In.fael; siKli or ii the 4 srtuatlo of things, that one or the other Unverturie ermst recede; and it is on such points that the .American Go. vermuent neither cap, Snd-have declared rbty,htur ll:large.* frovm. Our Minister has Galled tor a final am.'wer on Tue sdaYl and if no t favourable', means to demand his ps•Spofts. °nu' quit the Country or rice., . • .. - ..He is in-fad making every prepration for hi.S dep He intois..notifyinit our,•Couuser‘ial Agents next week of the state of things, if nothing more favourabhi occurs." By the Brig Neutrality, Copt; WAIDSWOVrti, SP .'rived at Boston in 38 dars, horn Cadi4, stand that the difference mentioned in the,above "- cuunt, and their consequent rum..urS, had etistfti in that place pain to his saiiing ; but that it 1 1 not finally expeded they wool.) ocea,i.or that at i 4 6 - c , - tween the two Countries. CaPr• W ' I. ' r /her a with that the Spanish Court had refti.;ed to confer ' Convention, and that Mr. Mr. Jr F 1 I MO W'S Ainb4+satfor on the subjdit of Inc we undeti, xtv 'himself irreverently treated I P, ;' N r c i' 4l';'' p rocedti re, ',lad demanded vasspenti.for his return to America, i • ............'".."4.0 ...........-.'"'""'-..". IN ;it. e 4 Her Royal Highness. the PtiticrlA s,' dined yesterday winct, and 4 piety of fishionahleti, on)ceivin4 the Right Hon. WILLI/kg ELLIOT, at his L'-' l 4 . ' C A ' Greenwich. . . . The CounteSS.OI.SP§NCER CaMe to. town. Ye ster., day,, for a few days, .from Wimbledon.' • General Dumorictit' had an'autticnce yestetaai: Of Earl CAMDEN at his Ofliee in Dawning.street. , „ THE Til EAT Re .--- The a .. : 1 Druty-lane '1: heatre", helore vim:net...its AtltlitTritr'. alf :W itet e . e b l7 :l : l : e s X i alWit i :O r t itl t t v a e a g C l ES # h i l it O ‘ t t v d i a l :: lapogl tlielisnreiab:nleacti:riteoCsocs:ligiliti:riej::):6lllelt(t):llll:ifgtil: "t'L.:l:lll'o44's Archer. it .is adive anti hustling, volt witti all Iris spirit, he is•tou eh; barte in iii tteml?lse "-;""itoftin was ' concealed underiia ii,ticry ; and the t. whole ?t• his demeanor rathe r inificateil die ino lf D lively Nw b a . 3 o o a t i r n ci a i n anti i , d W: r h c i this bif, d in rar r il o ; r b s t e ick s , p l:::t i k r : . was aninkteti, and not unentertaining. Mrs. j but the same rein,ifks in point of li c r l i tr.lentai We have applied to A r d . , er. vn i e COineol Garden,'*:nvi , ) it ir T T o v ti t:: . Y: i: re wv busy i.l ; or: . a ._, netv Co rned) , , edy, , I . vb i ' l , l . 3 i : f e t cv :t follow that of his friend Rityttor,os at ''' O " -11 ' ` v n e ig ro li t t ) s o - t at:M i a : g t i i ) ie e k li G e7t i :r s hiseftennega4ecclomwesPteorlroifind'un. j Tili y ...4 Li -I.o.morrowijamht. His third performance r . ioned• Ii he is in l i te l. p .r t i( t ia n Y :uc h h ut- h t a i r 'e d P s a e r r iviic'en,cliiteinwenl./rii IL!lialrilidlil):ti.:::jsiievii:G::a:/r/ilittar:iiitlset:tll:'4igiblhler''t-ItaieStveLitVlll;;:'::all:Deinitligs3:ll:: ' .. Line ' lll6 qter• and ELL i t,To N . readily undertak e Co I e the ift...l//. ' , i ". 1% il CHARI.Ks ICENIBLK is hourly expeded, out family / have not for some nine heard front hint, W e i... , begin to hetalarmed.* ~ iVIr. Los, a Performer of Coven t..garden Th e O lr4 • lost all his property by th e l ate fi re ~ qoui,aniP-0 tie We tn .., f , tOo'stlett and seventy . p-unds belonging - he friend. Though not distil ) l' .d as an M t°4 „h, s i c s r a i g pt l i7n c , h v r el; l 7 ' CO " 4.: l l a e o d ilal i i i l l y Pirrill3';':fit'43eu'Lt eiiiiirl'ivgl;,:w3i -1-;:e was znstantlj set on foot .in his favour, a n ' „„iy Thcatrical ommunity, what are always verY r i : ore such occasion,* supported it wish gre 3l z . c e i her - • Miss NI LODI 1:1'..N, WIIO is shortly IO * g' v t.s .. is band to a Son .of Sir WILLIAM JERN/NG"A“ t:wo the Daughter of Mr. MioDLETJtv,• the We11..0 fti lt t:II N N LI 1 r i 4 . 11, taitnAil'TtoinNG.N4ittrlC dI et:"g take .d a ric- 1 "I r l : ‘ next week. it IS exped,li it wiil he votY "" .. tended. of data' The late Nir. l'o.rrv.a,. the leari'ed tra n e do jo , sclii'Lki, &L'., li.i, lett a matiu,ctito .. ,01 1) . o it tug 01 bingr,whical mimes ire NoßFoLic :: I „ l t cycil f , • term 11 , 14, 'lrlie ot Queen FLIZAII bill to ',loci, 0 , o f • i."9' • .lour the honour of the - County' o' W ill 1) 6 . ; wotlc v 1 the ingenious au- hor, we ii 1C 'no - 6.itfen to the rubitc. 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