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5% U a~' Atri* r.:~y :~f~ ' e , C ," • :7 ‘k_ ,_ --- ...,,. ....,- . „..... -4-4 , - , ..; - (1 •, 0 - ~. ~^~`i<~' ~~~~ Y. owl i PTV ' -s u --; - rr • H r' y .. N; • • . , 'Y. , 71, I , lv. v , :s ' 5893 R IDA Y, Au - Gust 2, 1811. [PRICE StXPZ,NCE N ei V iv MORTG AG E. V7En, on the Sr , urify of a eonsideraWe 141 , 1 ~„4te in SC (4101(1, 15,o;01. 01 20,00, at pet ceat. A ` mterc.'st payabl c ilt yen ;y t.0:410n. o PPIY "`" - ulars t soticiter, • • MADAME NIONTO.LIEU'S WORK. This , Day were published, in Twri Volumes, moo prick: 75 boards, ENTE MENTAL ANECDOTES ; consisting of I.our kdes ' viz Eliza,and Albert -- Marcel ; .or , Th e Cobier of the Cottage -Sophia; or, The Mimi Girt -and E immure ; or, The beautitut Eyes ; by DF Montotieti, Au thor of " Tales," " Caroline de Lielifleld," &c. &c. &c. Translated froirt-:the French by . Mr's. Plunkett, formerly Miss Gunning. • - Ako, Montolieti's Tales; containing Princess Una; or, The Talisman - , The'Sailor's Return ; The Lost Veil ; or, Lake•of Swans and ; or, The Language of•flow ers: . 3 vols. t zrno. price uas. 6d. boards. Printed tor C. Chlppk, Pall . . . . I .yon bat! any comrnottie3tion V. It a :‘erson - Bite ' • • • wi - ::_itnyot: Ipelieved to be Oeri; ?—I have ne..rd i Lat. .1 p ion of the name of John Clark was 0:e I; 4! Olts ,01,. , ,-) : . .,it 'inother person: oi the p3trie of Ptu‘a or i', officiated for bin) in itte. Curie. . I.i;o ) .:13.6iitisre ClArk ?--zVes. • Where ?—Af Berkeley. °hen, ? live Ifun.lred times. at Bei 1-iad yop ever any -conversation wall Clark he park!' eletli on tnil sukk..l?-1 Rio nit recolio that 1. ever tad possibly 1 tnigni. I nave seef. Clark yo marry hundred times Ili:it I eannut the iehltetit et the conyersalions at All times w ,th him. This Day was published, . . By C. Chapple, Pall. Mall, A New • Bdition, being the filth, of . T , • • • -,- original Dir 7 11. 4. L et l a N ce . a . , N ,d 'O ene Ni s U c, 1 , 1 „, 1)E u l o t p Ls. 4 2 ,i tu by . 1 :c otaer of the Lulu Clidoitxriain ; by Theodore Houk, ptice 2s. you Cimic in the year i79g,..:when the examination was going on. in this House respecting the pedigree. ?—PeifsAllY cell. : Clad k nsa examinA then ?—I beiieve not. ALSO, Music Mad, - by the samefVuthor. is. 6d. Aoradatas and Pantheo, a I r.g..31y, by john Edwards,. 2s. bd. Antiquity, a Farce, hi Two 'Adis, 2s. Truedy, I. P. KeMble, 2s. 64 „, Day after thb Widdirig, a Farce, by Mrs. C. Kelltible, Sc. comi is. 6d. Plot and Counierplot, by C. Krnible, 2s. Pizarro in Peru, with Notes, by Diatom, 2S. 64. Rolla, or, The Peruvian hero, by M • G. Lewis, as. 64. Ruga:.tino, or, The bravo 2,/ Venice, by M., G. Lewis, 23. Seducer, a Tragedy, in Mite by C. biastertud The Wanderer, ot, The Riots of Hospitality, by C.Kem. ble, 25. int QUINCVS LEXICON IVILVICUAI. Tins Day Was published In One large Voluii:e Bvo. price tics. boards, 11. A NEW 'MEDICAL ,DICTIONARY; contain mg an ex pionation of the'Terms . in A it:, tinny, Physio lop', Pr.:dice ur Pnysic, &lateria Mi!dica, Chemistry, Phar- IndLy, Surgery; Midwifciy, and the vatiOui Branches of Na /dial Phdosophy comical:A with Media:le. Selected, ar. ranged, and compiled train ilio bust Abettors. By ROBERT. 1100 PER, M. D. Of the University or Oxturd, and' the Ito.al College of Pilystinsot London. Physician to thebt. Ma,y.le bone Inhrmary, • • Prtitti:d r , r t.ongm4n, thirst, Rees Orme, and'Brown ; Cuticle and oavics ;j . Murray ; Scatc herdl and Li:iternian ; I ; t tltkhley; j. ; ; C. Winer wo .d ; Anti LZ:4IO and Curtis , - Tinb•oay In . )etavo. ;wee los. in 4o.irds, rrili - MLONIJON ONPENSATOKY contlinibg I tile' Lleme..tb iiniatice Matetia 11;ledica and P,',arin.o...y,-With a the elixtitiaCopecias, at tiie London,. the EdiiiburKh, and the utlin Coliegei 01, Phy,tilaiis; ifliny uh,tut Tablea , latesot the Pttarinak.eutical ..iiiiiratub; the •Altuie foriniiii, a •Synopsis i.t Nlateria Ntedica By . A N 1 Kt y 1,00 L). THO MS'' N, Sur:son. Fellow of the Medic SOO+ iy Liaidon, .And ot the . Royal Medical, the and the Specillati%e gocieties of buinourgii , r ti,,teti ter Loo;n - tan,• Hurst, Rees, Orme,. and Brown, Pater ru+%. . • CIII Nf s EN i• LOZi . F.NU - .WORMS ant most frequent sources dreit's Dii,eaSes. Their si•inpto , tis every Patent and Guardian ot ClutdrOn isit,ould beacquainte.l with. Cu.Y oc. casion Loss of Appetite, a l'alcoess of the Colour of the FaCe, 'dation, •aild irregular state of,the,Powels. attend ed ; ate, with violent pains ; they bring on CoOulSions they aired rnt: growth of the Hod) , and they prove bawl, by end ing Loasurription Or -Decay. hoth as a P teveingive and Cale of tnese:alarming•Com plaints, the above excellent Me: dicine is universally allowed, on t , :e testimony of the big iiest CharaCters in this Country, both itl rank and respeCtability, to hay, nu equal: - Their piiolt . c approbation ; given to the Proprietor, trout a personal knowledge of its wonder! ul sue. cess in their own I' amities, stamps ins merit b4otui cOmpeti tion, and giyes a sanction to it, of which no other • faleditine of the kind can boast. Parents,' and others who have the .are of Children, should'have this Reme . ty as a Faintly Me, (akin.; to resort to, whenever the'Stchtrae or ;vowel Sof Chil dren are any way itisoldered, which it • will always be found to old, wholes ile and retail, at. Ching and Puller's, No. LOndori ; and. retail by -most Country Venders, in Bottles at as. Oki. anti c 4 -6d. each. ta , horn may be had, • • EASE Y's Ft Ikeltl.Y LA IST tilt,. for the. Care of Sore Leo, bruise,,• 13iirii.s, Saalds, Inflammations, Rheu matism, :nil Chilblains. 'price as. rid, p 0 146 x. I ,I ICTWILLING O,.`• ; FICE, . • - ynly 3t, att. THE COMM/SS/0 .VERSfir PIeTWILLIIVG Hu .RIAJESTY'S NRPY'do hereby give Nttlee k tbat cn Thariday the Ea , of ilugiat mat; the) 6i'rraiy to receive Tenders in icing (sealed urf,. and treat for Tht , ' ,. thOsand Tierces of PRIME IRISH I'ORK, cured in ate last Seaton, to be deliiteted in the spate of one ;Moab' into" hii .4faje,;(y's riallalling Stores at Dotted; and to be paid for by Bills, p,y. able nt , ith Interest,,fslinety Do% r after dile, The Conditions of the Comae - 1 may be teen at the Secretat)'s Opt: No gre ardnnill4h yadto at Tendo in which the Price shall not 1 e insetted in words at length, at that shall not be delii ft - a to the Ii before One - o'Clock wt the stlii Ihntid4, th, 24 of Aggiststent i t. 'nor unless the Person wh, makes the Terder, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to attsliw what (dila ,for . . End) Tender inky also to aectntanied by a Letter signed rtoo responsible Perions, et:gaging in , b ecome kolor2l 1 , it; 114 P. O Ly to:deting, in the Penal Sum of Ripest, po Cent. 'on . the'antount for the tine fe , irmance of eat* :c'tmtrari. OFFICE O . F ORDNANCE, .ya). ? . 6, HE .PRINCIPAL OFFICERS Qf HIS 414- l'Y'r ORDNANCE do hereby. give /Glee, Tbu Prot&sals will hi received dt their Office, in Pall M 11, urt fir. kr 01` Friday, the 13d day of Angtert next, jinn: Inch Perrovs a 4 may bi•lvilling io undertake tt.e stifipty of COALS for Service Dfpartmrnt, for a 'period of Our Year. .The f nit mutt de of the deteriPtio'n denominated Affair's E.-kh.on ,if,or, or Coals egreal 'boon be iteredito 'and g-AhltsJ, and ;will berequi , rd tu'de drat...red, free of cv eXpenee (raerpt th e Ki; ig 'l Via, f , rither on eh,,re, or into vetirlt el- ern!: at ay. place in the River Thamer and at FaVersbam, or an_y port ur pi ..e In the River Medway, at the option of the Ptincipal Officers. A n d faract Partic;tlitre,toretberwitb the Terms and Condi:4"s of the Coseteaß, may be known mpnn application at the Secretaty l Office in Pall.Mall,_afore.said, any day between the hours of ien and Four viCtork, where the Proposalt aims, be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " P,roposais tar' Coals," lvN n s 'Proposal can he admitted afteK the said 23d day f se u.sr, au Tenelve'o'Cliek at Noon of the same Dry ; neither will any Tender 3e , storked, unless the. - Party making it; or an Agent -ht bit bebeilf, shall attend. By Order of the !bald, R. C.I2EIF, See. IMPOR rANT DiscovERIIIS • • • :VIII. HARRIS, Corner of St. Paul's Chorch. yard, nos 'pat received a Jupply of the following va. liable Medicines For ASTIIMA, CONSUMPTION, and W.IIEEMNG. Fisher's pre,.ared strainfinium anti t)ityinel. the reputation of which, trout it., uniform sin...cess :n the cute-ot jiiseases of -the 1 4 migs,,is fully cstahlisheil in the cotuse Ora few months; tor, out ut 4o .n it has not failed_ in one case to alliird ppritianent relief. 1,41 not one instance can be ailiiuceri in which they rtisagre.l.l with the patients.. • For INI)IGESTION, FLATULENCF HEAR ntuRN, 13ILIOUS aiiii!NEß VOUS .AF The L4Sence of tiiiiger and Chamomile, - -The peculiar Stomachic properties it .the Chamomile I:l4ivers, caMbined with the' iroinatic virtues of the Jamaica Ginger, torm the Most eHicacrous andsaie Medicine that can be•employed in the alipve diseases, and has succeeded alter the Peruvian Bark, and other Tonic Mencines, had proved of no avail. , - lfeorreds Acidity expels Flatulence, promotes Digestion, allays Spasnis, and obviates Costiveness; hence it is a very certain remedy for Nervous Complaints. Head,ach. Palsy, and other complaints, arising from Indigestion, and irregular adipo of theliowels, Sold EA Bottles of 3s.:ed. and 6s. each. FOR THE TEETH AND dtIMS. Prepted Areca Charcoal'. -The Charcoal prepared from the A, rcea Nut (imptoperly termed Beteli, is twit! in high estimation in the hi:a Indies, anti is the out ;root h Powder employed by the natives. who areadmiri diet: neautiful and sound Teeth.—lt has been lately adopted by the. Royal Family, amt is illitch tecomniendedby the first .Dentists in this kingdom, asltleindonly superior to rut otter article.--, Dr, 1.) rid itas - employed it for fifty years, awl at the age of seventy eight now enjoys a compkrte set of l eetii, tree front dtscase, and firm in the socket.' Mr. Hertz. an eminent Dentist of Berlin, highly extols it, and recutmends- the gums to Le sponged with the 'tincture lthatany, instead of l'uldure tot M i rrh or Arquebusade, which corrects that spong state atintnite , l to Scurvy. --These preparations have the great recommendation of being tree troth any injurious quality. sold in Boxes -of 3s. ,6d. each; and the Tindure of Rhtt . t.nly, in Bottles of 25.6 d each. THIS TRUE CHELTENHAM SALT. This Salt, obtaineittruin theCheitenniun Spa. bY atrink plc I •,3ntly on the-bowels, aunt at the same time corredii% v tiated state cd . int; constitution, is deservedly classed. as ~e t ri o r tea=ts alterative purAative knu wit in tats eottn• try. In Lruptions' of the Skin. and Seotburte Co:opt:Mai, Niles, eke. it is a twist invaluable Xleaterite ,•• an owed ths itolved itt.a quart ail, water re.iLlity triAttes the Chelttnihant Water. SOld 'also . by • Bacrin, 15. 4 ' OifOrd *load ; Irons. 'le, Ber tier'S.street, Oxford. road ; Ly ucii, airc:,e,ro ; Barry, Bris tol ; Knorr anti Llo}ti, : ktirritingimin ; T urner anti Co l New castle ; Be n ts, ; ith ; kdriovies, '!shiewsbury ; Viioie; Chester; iones, Oklord f .Welker, Gloucester I Tynibs. Worcester ; Homely, York. GENUINE MEDICINES. S .many.Dolers'in Medicines, at well: as the Public, areoftertUt.ti loss tii ascertain who are .the Pro. prictors of difrerent Isledicities, SHAW and EDW4RDS, 66, St. Paul's London, have subjoined a List, of those of which t hey are the Proprietors, and also of- those f9r which they MO the sole Agents. ,s. d. • .s. d. Hill's Bal. of Honey 3 6 Newton's Tooth Powd. a 6 Essence of Waterdock 3 6 •ChurelesPettoral Pills t ti Itillain's Bilious Pills a 9 Walsles Airtipertussis •2 9 WCSSCPS Jesuits Drops . 2 9 - Coltsfout Marshall's Cerate t 14 Amboyini Lotion 4 6 !Church's. Cough Drops a 6 . I uniper•Ess. Pepperm. Amboyna rook Pow. a 6 . Wessel's Speed - joker's. a corowylPsOrientfdeor. 4 6 Roche's Embrocation 4 0 WidOw Welch's Pills a 9 Robbeids'CotigliDrops 2 9 ) , :eyser's luniperEss.Petinyroyall so! Velno's Vegetable Pill's 4 6 .Spedimares 2 o All the above, (those with the star excepted) will 'have the address of Shaw And EdWards, 66, Paul's, on the stamp, without whim they cw.not.be.genunie preparations. BPAKELEY PKERAGE. EVIDENCE OF THE REV. CALEB CARRINGTON. ' (Continued from Tuesday.) From the year 1794 ?—Yesoill Llefr the family. Then you had been frequently, in Be,keley, from tht e .year 1794 prior to boentrling Vicar, and were of , en there of Fount: alter you. beL':atue Vicar ? Certainly. Were you acquainted with most of your.parish ioners in Berkeley.?—,By, no means. • During the whole oft hi 4 period of time, bad you never the curiosity to inquire respecting this Ricnard Barni ?—Never. And never heard any one person say any thiug respeding him ?--:Not thp And you cannot now give any intelligence what ever who this pertion was, or where br livcd, or what he' web ? , --Ntit the imallest. Who was the parish clerk of Berkeley in the month of March i 7 .85 /-1 cannot speak troth itty own knowledge; I hive heard often enough. Did you ever see any, perinnt ,whotn you believe el to be the clerk at that time ?—I was utiacipLotited with the parish till the year 1794. Did you ever see any persoil whom you believed to have been the parish clerk in 1785 I—lf it is wigned that I sboold live evidence ot hvarsoy,lliav4 ocarcl WllO wag Clerk at tbi time. . - • Wbelo Wis he ^tivit% t---At Lord IlLrKeie)'s house. / At , the time of the examination in 1 7D:4? -1 n Lot& bouge at Oranford: He era., at Cranfoi4.l during tile exminition ?- 11rnottlirrryntTrrffitittyl boast "rewant f hind, or bo:nething like it. And he might have : been brought forward as a t h e , y ear 1790 ?—I believe so ;'l` be lieve the business was stopped before there was yin opportunity. „, , When you see-Clark last ? - 40T-fris morning. He is ;n London then ?-=-I know not ; he .tiui .it Wartime. When did, yen first see the book in which this registry is ) 7 1 : imagirp_soonaftet: itistitution. Where ?—;:t1 Berkeley. place ft -r i I:e•e:Lioy ?—A house I lodged in. It was -then in the pssession of yourself as the vicar of:, the place Did it remain in your possession, from that time‘ till the•time when it was t- tamed for the purpose of discov-ring'the regisi ry ?--Ii remained in my pus. session till I left that lodging to come to Londoo . , which must have been, I believ , ,, abort Match, in the year 179 n ; I caiiic& y whetter it was Ma; e 1). or not, :but.n was sornokthere about ikat trine. Wiiat beoune cifit. theil ?—=Klleu I left it in a t g , in th_e vicarage house. Who was lett in that vicarage house ?---A poor person to keep it aired: Did you, on coining to exatniee that box at the viCarage . house, find it empty ?—No, I did not exit ititie the . trek ; I 'think when I came down I had written to Mr. Symonds. At any tune when ; you had left that book in the box at tile vicarage house, did you at any su b ses . vent time find that the book was not .there ?—The bolt' and the book were removed together to tlie best of my recollection. Wnen ? - -After I had gone to London. Where did you next see this registry?---I saw it on receiving it in the way I have stated already, from Mr. Lewes at Berkeley Cilsik. How abaci got trom tht Vicarageshouse to where you saw it aocleiainined it you du not know 'understood - from Mr. Lewes he had s,•nt fur it. From the Vicarage-house ?-;—'ies. Is Mr. Lewes hying ?!—Heis.living I believe; I have not heard any tning to the contrary, • - You have s.iid that you live.! iii Lord Berkeley's family - as Inter to the children from the year 17941 Did you continue to h o ld t h at situation-of tutor all the time ?—About nine years, excepting a very short interval of •rime. I believe in the beginning of 179t1 or the end of 1795, I had a quarrel witfa Lord Berkeley 91, -left hint in disgust ; we were afterwards reconciled, and I returned ; with the ex. Ceptionof That interval I renaineu in-the family .about nine years. Give the date of that time when a short separa tion rook'place between you and Loud Berkeley Ido tot precisely 'recollect the date, 'it was about .the-..end of 17954 or the beginning, of 1796. ,That you lett Lord 13 , qkeley a rytur..ed to him ?, —The absence was short ; 1 believe about two months. Was the beginning of 1796 the time of leuilig Lord 'Berkeley, or the time of returning to, hint cannot reeuilett. , - - It was•yoU own al the leaving Lord Berk , -1-y, not Lord- Berkeley's wish Chat you Should leave hint ? 0—No; certainly not. It was your own ad I—Certainly. You returned and continued to ve in Lord Berle. ley's Family ?—Yes I did. F bi . ve ro s n y t ok tle e t n y o te t a a r c l7 o, 9 lv 4 e t r u sat t i l o te n y s, e , a i r th t e Lad riinyeeaftytris, doting it ti t ts he ch ti it r d e en at a t‘ t . i h y et: in n i e e, dpitsicoursts: that, d ie t k d it y i o n t i l ac 2u , hOrDni'dwinsoNiteog,;.(tititintahatile:klw.isiNucteoivieleirtd. wta_rsoi.an irbiot!z3 of yoni acqriamtance with Lord Berkele, , ever learn from hilt or Lady Berkeley that theme had been any prior marriat., or that any one of the children theft . t ez : miry ter. By what name did Lady Berkeley go ?--By the name of Miss Tudor. It was 'dubious whether she was married, or not, going always by the name of Miss Tudor ?—Wirets, the - wtnt by any thitild'ai all, it was- that of Miss Tudor ; but - she did not in the family always go by ..- any name. • The only name by uhich you heard this lady called was that of *Miss-Twdor ?—She was addressed soMetimes by letter as Lady ' and 80441 e. Here.'s I believe people petsonaq "d!:e 4 s'd :116, as such, but l'Ciilll,oL point out who they wvie. Dtd yuu address her as Lady 'Bakeley Never. Dld Lord Berkeley ever address ler so ?—ffe usually -Called her d' Mary," and when he ask for her be used to ask " Where is the Lady, or, your :Lady." •Did any of the company with ihom they as , o. timed ever=at4dress Lady ketikelev he . 'sit. i6ndr),-., dune" 18 Asy. j WILLIAM AGUITER, Chaplitin ot . the , ' th. dedeoare, that I , iih. - rrely,. regret t h. d iv o in n g repeated tiledia. .4 Plitstt at,tontiN 11, a repim width tLftt.c e a. 0; ~3razeo .4:olttcroftht v 4' ll'111S4)N' rile r rum P i l ear i ed i ni the V, i 411 v1t, hid iiiiicii Report ailtem:tins 41 . eared coihent,i Ifhitrin Review 'without my knowledge'an„",t. ,„y welt: 14 lisblaatilit ot t which, NLssrs Cratiock convicted'nt of a Frlccihri tti the Court of King's thnult, and .iet,- - ~„1 , 190,4 it precisely as 1 heard it ; wh4t "NT Nit, !'rote ivtiich 1 liemil it, 1 had ne_erti,i, without and, frutin ea t s h o e u parti flet.4t the iinir .to. i!oub t its truth. I repea t ed' that my in - 1 its truth, because I did not suspect - to tr.*. "." lad an. des r, by. ari invention of his own, -it annthet, i 4 to ' abuse, my tcmtitience, inquiry,) „. ~ gm ' 1141 . 11 'et !hat hAvitig nude diligent - 9 lAA t , s 24 , 44 1 ,a t tie story 1y.2 , 3 ill i. 114,1 time e.a_• tts...a r ad .sic il e i.u lv tn oa; tailor `l ° l: i'll i b ei D u r , 1 Illt nic:"tti"l' ache be sr o 1 ntv belive ,, t, ti ` i ' e u ea i il ' i l , -Y wy miscon c e pt ion IlliStepteultatiot tiltotlld have wow 11. 4/11'0 1,1 tile pr,tience of lotia % ot, .. WNI. AG UTTE R. nth litokil. wit' TING S SOCIE•T'i it, rii• t Publishitlg pti titc,. in ni, ilk ..9,,r tilting all.. , SW ...DEN-- -- ' ll uta,able 1.. MAN U 4 1. I. the thhileri in I.nision, ill the Year.itio, the pre- AT 4 Petiutl su awitil and portentous as , an ), , stnt,in which Id • 1 • is stein hastening to their I h oilier t.ii4- . iiill:Lt?tit.l:ll.te,lo4v. 4.' u to make .gay cur a , octv al i a t •is o r . he ?'(;'iiiokst imilotrttloncl)etvturnetP, 4, v ii v ie t i o t; s e e ma nkind , tr i r opes ~1 .1 1 1 1 , . tq nta t k ilkiie 4i4ni:'•,% ', lie i inch , t w 1 t aspire icit ouortt to 1 4 0 1 ; b t:1 - t i t i t . d i e ' r : . leas true, i.r.,__.,.leil,liseitt tr.: tile harbingers of his second _ ;111.4)‘It), ips eXCiit astonishment, hut it is not i t..te.i,e_ place, itotllettiri,Tilnd 4,tvent , I u;e Lord has actually _Ynen.l' tutyll re ,iti.,44, " t .). hot spititully t o th e miiiL6 o il , Sk:ril''*4l' whic h 11 1 t i 14,.;',nterriiil scnse iil the Sacre t itr6istibie 'x4l - ~ ;I'l, ittis Christ apireat-s ! wir:t ,-_-_,._tiao. as the tjtly e tx i 0 , 1 tel 1111CtIt and now ei9iliccii. -.lrni;L imepytapt Vlifl, it arr est' Ind Eibt.. 1. " eitee • f the instrti- Intntalii t „ . ",,t 1 4% (the Lint to IllAKe . e. of reveal, log the ti, 11 t „,7....1, ilk ourvves, iiir the p gini,igiiin,i'zl:' tttiient the %Void, midi boY in t hat, aiiii na- ZUNI wbria;;ltheCntityof heiti 4 to tile sr Ir' to under. • uh uri" itaculOUslY . It3 i'd, iv to:, he,,,"'"' h alo. to onabie him see, '''',respontlince 4111 triation -1)1-i",,u„"1,‘"tc I°' In4 """ i ' llie ;''' r „„, thingS• Is ft to he tyttih4','l---, wfwecit sritiial ao. l ' a to T• i i i is VOUCii. • 141,1 to beniZ4,.,rtd iii A , ii it a dispen43,l- is consider- el tfi 4 the 4110,,,,`cq, i .iis,"•ili s it this i.ii, when,. 71so ~rucifip_il arnneenwt,hY conte nt "ll 4 h u , • l ,'•‘tl,lls., 'llc i l :', ° ;`, l ,' 1,1,1, i„ville'is 4,t1e,.4,4,5r,. nki tV,-c5r),:.1,1„,e4111"s iiivhi,,,,,;,1,;,,,t•', h r s been s" torn u} i i s , it hu t 4 - '' I°!ootir the ••1 ~, 0 nint.tous iloctrme.= .„, trout , oirlirrulitoo• - " - . aecker tl: ",' , _. Ill" hNillere,4l' 41'411U. 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'. • • • • ~ 01.ilICIS OF, ORLMAiNcti,, • - - , . • :7Se4y 17, tgi t. _ . THE 'PI 1 NCIP,IL OFFICERS. ,cf,fliS •M A .7.6SirS ORON/11*.li,do herd . ). Notice; That Proposal: will be, ereiped a! their Office in, Pall.l4lall, on or be. fore Monday, the stb day of Aligust next , pant stieb Pers.:rt.; as nuir he willing to undertent+ - obe - rttpo. REI C; T I . NI . BE It aid DtA LS, for Service f this Devartnient, - far a ptricd .f One Year. Farther Pari/eurars, to'gtthe'r with the Tirtn,s and'eondition: the CO.strael, - may he hewn Upon at the Serret:tlY's t?ffice In P.:ll.Mall, itl mild, any I)ay` brtlt;;en the 11%;mrs,e,f Ten and Four o'bt.l-4., where the Pr6potals must be, delivered, rated up a)4 indorsed, '‘ ropinials her ,o`r eign.Tii•ntnr,. A c. ;" hu, no Prekial can be adotitted after the said sth day a/ 4 1,. gni:, at Twelve o'Clock at Nom of the it'itne Dqy ; neither will 'any Tendo. 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