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PA. - nit - ITM FUND. t.Loya's, Dec. :7, IE:4. 14 'ftirik NY *Anplicaticns . • linicr been received from L . 7 A.V X the Relatives ci Officers min NJcil who h a ve talien in Maxst)'s Service, linaccolnrailled with proper testimo niafs, the Committee adopt this i - rirxle of giving notice • that Certificates arc ex peeled of the relation in which the Claim ants stood to the Deceased, and of their circumstances being such as to tAtitle, theirr to relief, 'signed by the Magistrate, Ckigyman, or some other Person of respectability, in - the place where they reside. Widows are requested to mention she number of their Chihli - en, with their respective_.,AgLxki . and Patents to turiiish Voof that . the Deceased left nettber Whit ,w nor Child. Navy Pay-Office Certificates of the par iies having been permitted to receive the wages of those un drier they„ciahn will be considered sufficient evidence of :rich: being the legal . Representatives. . -WELSFORD, Secretary: . A ranunt of New Subscriptions advertised - 3 0, 7 84 19 7- Edillund Tattersall, Esq. - to lo .o I,yoii De SYnion,i, ad donation - to to' o . -CLirke Son, ,Jo to 0 Capt. lolinCliesh3re, R. N. ' 5 •.0 o Seamen, Non-coingiissioned Officers, and Privates, . of the leoval Maiwes it Mi S. San Josef 54. o 9 Rev. R. C. Long . - -21 'o o I(ev. , ,W. Williams, Wakebeach, zd sub. - 3 3 0 Mr. 'W. Wathcrton Old Robert MzirLiti 'e o ..,__ li. Prt(lcux, Esq. iVaticoridge, Cornwall A Seaman's I: riend ' - • '- '' - The Loyal Colliers thinilred Volunteer Infantry, per Major Vernon,,Corniitaittlant - . Irla)or Vernon - - - - Aloses Vicary, of Newton Burhill - ' - Mr. fohn Griffith, of Cardigan - - Mr. Lotharn Stickney - .- - - I:4ley, CL:k, arra Co. ' -" .- - Icrennah Redwood, Ls'q'. • - ' .' Itlchrd•Staples;aPrivate in the First -- - - - ad Subsription ircrn Purffeet,. by 1. Barclay, Esq, ' frontthe - Ebtanlist•e&it oupers at Purtleer i - - John Hooper,/Esq. 'Yeovil' , • -•*- - -;" ' A Widow's Mite :,- '.- ~- -' • .''' ' ..- ' Sir V'm.- Pratt Call,''llart. . • -. '• . "' ninth) ' Bliss,,na. co. -. - .. / - leurv.Blunciell, Esq. of 11,e.e•Blundel f .-.- Sir Alex , iuder Penrose Cumming Gordon, Dart. The Patriotic Fund of -Dublin, • per lolm La 'oche, jun. I:Stf: :- . . ..!.?*. ~: - ...'.. ' - ~.' ' 6000' • o 'o Rev. 10ha Stt plicits, Ludgvan, ,COMW"aII • • -_,- 2 '. 2 . . o -A.B. - _ . .. 0, 7.6 . , . John ltae, Esq. ' - --' ' '.: •-•'.- --- ;to ,to o' - 1. M. Shaw, Esq,-,. .. ' -- '-. ' ••• -- • - - to 10 •iii. Ceorge Bristow, _Esq. - ., -, .- ' - se' 0- Mrs. Adams -.- ' " - - - -- 5 p o Zach. Foxall, Esq'.. r ' :,- .••• -' '-' 5° 0 Itv.' Mr: jeans, - -I u•rate• '- -- : • -- ' •-•- z-0 'O. ...Mrs. Silater - s . .. • 1 I , s 4 Mr. Lutley Silater - • - - - 0 7,0 Lliiabeth lames - - - 0 s o tobert Syon, Esq. Writer to the'lSlgnet, 'Edinburgh 2 i -'o o Lieutenant-Colonel Hamiltrin, lith Royal.Voteran Battalion Mr. T. Hardgrave -.•- ' - • The amount of one day's pay of re s ifiediVe Of- - licers, Clef ks,•Surgeon, - -ite - tiners,arid T4un-pow-' der-makers, entployed,at e ,t he Roy a . G uh- Pows:er 'Mills, at Waltham AttlsZ7; . l?y that hands of S. Matthews - r - .: - i"-='-7-tr -- '' ..-. .. - - 22 18 0 Edward Russel How -. -,' '. -4, ' "... - . - 2 5 0 0 Thomas Htirry and Co. Yarmouth - 10 10 0 Rev. John Chapeau, HounSfow . - - 3 3 0 Capt. Liniee, or - FI:.:.M-. ,s Wirrior, -per Ransom s 5 • hy the Ward- Itoont : Officarrirditco: ••"-• -. ' i 5' Five day's pay or t h e Nv4.-.4;oltkinissioned • Officers, ' and two day's pay ot diel./rut - inners and Privates oldie Burton 10i'ce (or:VreniiVate)-Volunteers A Hackney Coa:hrnan's , Fine lot ntking 'more than . his Fare, No.'6lr. • -,. --.- - i -.- - o 5 George Musgrave '' ' ' ." - - , - 5 5 A.M. . - • '.: - - - o 10 K. Cs.rierzl the Riy,hr Hon,- Sir Wm. Pitt, K. 13. - 5o `o Stuck Van Litisciluten broth . - - - • 5 •-.5' Peter Neville, Esq. Beverly, by Mr. W. 1-larrison, 5 5 William May, fettrieS-square - - .., to to T. C s . lon. No. 4. • •:- • . - • - - 2 0 Tl:e Company at M r. PeJrscan'e, the King's Head, Ca, 7 non-alicy, S t. P-attl's Ciitircti- ara - - IS to Trintby, heti, and Hon ain, Liartin's-tare, Can- 5 5 5 0-"0 17 0 0 21 o o t 8 c 6 3 3 ° 2 ! 0 0 5 5 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 - 2 o 13 21 0 e 10 10 0 100 0 0 20 0 0 6 6 o z o ii 6 non-street Rev. jolin"Hawkins Rev. T. K. Knapp, Ealing, Middlesex Voltmeters ot C; rent Burste.itcl - , 'Essex i • ;:i -; Mr. and Mrs Cutler, the Assistants and Pupils of the Academy and. 1.7.1.1t:zi ;School, Devonthire-• stre:.•t, Lisnop gate Without - - -. Win. Mil is, Esq ~• M. p -.:-. i — .9 ~ . - -norms 1i ii Esq Mary-le-bonne - Park, per Lrumrntmds ' , - . • - - . lohn Willar, Esq. Hattoikarden - Capt. bun Clements, R. N. - - Thos. Williamson, Esq. of Welston, - Lord Sherbouine - - - Francis Popham, Esq. . - - E. A. W. i-lurworth, Dulhain - Mr. Leijiore Wilkinson, Dai:ington • . - • Capt..i'saac Schoinueig. R. N. ,- .- A• Widow's 2vlite;•twin Teddington - - __ 10 - hu Lambert, Esq.,Rtxiney Place,Clifton, Bristol to • o One day'is pa) ot t lie J..itt le . Hampton. Volunteer Ar - tii;ri ..e.t.iniiii. , t;ile;' kr'. Cart R, S. hate , The Duke of 6foot:ester's 1.:.iy:.11 Volunteers, corn niar.ded by Lord' iscount , Cimwynd -. Sir Robert•Sithsbuiy, Bart. - , - Mr. Win. Aynge - • - . - . - 7 Jain Dent, i7:',.ti U 414; Sicar01:(1,1111e .. I o 'Rev. li.:d. Bryant, iiiiti a tevv friends, Newport, EsSex 6 6 George Lryant • . • - . - ' 5• 5 A Fine from Kidderminster; per john Robert, High Bailiff - - - - lames Scranton, Barking, Essex , - - Capt. Thomas , Gartlr i R. N. . - - - Chi: les De:rick, Nay - y-t) nice . - - , Dead - :a:ft, Soppite," - and 13eacheroft A little Boy - - ' -`• - - o ro Samuel Simpson, 'Yarmouth, Norfolk, by the hands a' 10 IQ . 10 10 o' z 108 9 10 10 ' . 2 of Tisoimts Simpson - Thcrn:is Smith, Esq. Bownham house,G loucestei- Zo 0 o lo 0 0 0 shire Thomas Loekyer, Esq. Plymouth Lieut. Nicholas Lackner, R.N. A Master at Anna, at Plymouth W. L. Newman • , - Lord Milford ' - - ;win reira,g, Esq. ot Coombe Korey Ftiilio De.,re • • - - Archibald Reid, Brompton • • " -•• Josiah Nagle, Esq. CaNerly, Devon Ditto, celit - feted in his 'Family Lord Middleton ' - - - The Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, Drum mers, and Privates, of the Truro Volunteer In fantry (in addition to what they subscribed in the Church on the day of Thitirks.,.;iving), one day's . Pay, by Lieut.-Col 'Commandant Tho. Warren 2t I r The Corporation and Inhabitants of Queetibprough sz 7 Capt. Mortimer, R.N. . • ••• = ' - • a 2 Office's and 'Privates of the Derby Volunteers - 41 it Iliss Hargood,•Richniond - 2 2 'Nichol' `,ln - cl Wagstatle - - to to lames Robinson -.- • o 7 Robert Carruthers, Surgeon, R.N. - 2 a last Essex Volunteer Cavalry • - - - l 7 to George Lettin, Clerk's Office, Vintner's Hall Front the Loyal ar.d Benevoient-Lodge of Good Fel lows, held at Mr. Clarke's, Black Bull, Devon shire -street, Bishopsgate ' . -. = 5• 2 Part of the S':rrey Yeern4nry, resident at Darking 12 7 Rev. Mr. Lynch, Burroughs - - -to•to R iiassie EnisWorilt - '.- 5 0 Robert Hunter, jun. • . a • - 6. 5 Alex. Williams, Esq. Charlotte-street, .Bloomsbury to to A Friend to the Navy - - , . 5 5 William Newbody - - i it Thomas Lowndes, Esq. - .t to to The ist liattalionof Dorset Volunteers, command ed by Earl Digby .. - , - IRhn Fownes Luttrell, ESq. M.P. ~ W. 11. - - - One day's pay of the -Non-commissioned Officers, DrtiminerS, .and Privates, of the Dunstable and 1-loughto:1 Company of Volunteer Infantry, coin mAirded by Capt. Brandreth - The Officers, Non,c•. , mmissiont•d Officers, Drum niers, Fifers, and Privates, of the Royal Bucks, or. King's own Regiment of Militia, by Willi a m Dish. y, Esq, ' . - . - 49 6 P. Jones, Esq, - - . , ' 5 5 'Win. it i r..,, Las. Wootten-hil!, Northampton 5 s t. flu' be continued.] , Subscripl io' Books are oro, iind Subscriptions received,at the. Bar of Lluyn's Cofiee,nouse 4fiti by all the bankers. iu rtuv , ,b acid (.; puhtry. . • ' To 10 0 20 0 a 20 0 0 10 a 0 lo 10 3 l 6 1 0 0' 0 I o 52 10 2* 0 5 o CHRISTMAS VACATION. TO SCHOOL MASTERS. 1r AC,KINGTON,. 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Cutter has arrivedat Plymotfth :with Dispatches from Lord . 71 . , 0,L1,1N0w00D, whom she left Oh - the gth ult. crui - zing off Carthageha, The Walsinaham Packet, with a Mail from Lis bon, is arrived at Falmouth : she sailed on the 21st ult. The Letters will be deli% ered on ,Monday. The Lord Hotart and Prince , of Wales Packets, with Mails from Falmouth, arrived at Lisbon on the 19th ult. IN' a subsequentColunan will be found the Decla ration' issued by the Kitco of SWEDEN, OD joining the Coalition against France. It is highly honour- Ode to that Monarch, 'who took the field with the, most disinterested views, for The' purpose of ocon-' tributinsr, .by his exertions, to rescue the Continent from the domination of France. The 'Declaration is equally tqmperate and 4ignifie4.,. . WE have been accused by one of our Cotempa , ' raries of endeavouring to deceiVe the Publie by' -ex , citing hopes of the renewal of' Hostilities on ..The Continent. In answer to this charge we beg leave to state, that if our object was to mislead the we nave purned the most extraordinary cc rse, for we have ptiblishcd, without alteration or OiDiBSioll, the whole of the intelligence brought by the last 'Hamburgh:Mails, for tha purpose of enabling our . Readers to-form their "o judgment upon ,it. \Ve did, it is true,, exercise.our nndoubted right,of offer, in cur opinion Upon that confused, imperfeiSi, and in many instances, contradiaorymass of-intelligence. We did state, and we again repeat, that'. it doeS not. appear, in any of the accounts which haVe reached us, that the EMPEROR ofausslA was .a party in the Convention entered: into between: the Elk!- , PEROR of GERMANY and BONAPARTE, Or that his Troops haat began their retreat _in the manner or by the route prescribed by BONApAIITE. We added, that no positive information had been receiv- - ed of the ultimate -determination of the KING of PRUSSIA, but that,the PrUssian Armies had.coutinued to:march after the Armistice was known to the . Cabinet of Berlin. This is the substance of what: we stated, ;This is, the only deeeption of. which We llive been guilty. We have drawn what we considered gs fair in ferences from the articles of intelligence which we laid before our Readers, who were thercfene. equally capable of forming a judg - ment respe&ing them. If subsequent intelligence should unfortunately con firm the' French statements, it will by no means vTove that the inferences - Wk w • drew were deceptive, We do not envy those who eagerly gave credit to the sate rents in the French Papers • any satisfaction they may feel at finding those accounts confirmed, if it should unfortunately so turn out. W have reasoned upon the - accounts brought by the Hamburgh Mail, in that manner which we thought they .would fairly bear, and form ing our judgment 'upon the intelligence thus re ceived, we are still of opinion that it does not warrant that feeling of despondency, respeCting the affairs of the 'Continent, which has ,been' at tempted to be excited. If subseque,nt accounts should unhappily place •it : beyond the -pogsibility of doubt that all is ligt on "the' Continent, it may give- satisfaAion :to those Who kloonzi ly predided it ; to us it will be the subject t of' deep lamentation. _lt, will not, . however, we are convinced; excite any despondency here : .on the contrary, the energies of Britons Nvill be roused to a pitch before unexampled', and the insulting Eflew meet with that chastisement Which the Continent has failed to inflict. On Thursday Lard CASTEREAGH had an Audience of His MAJgsTy at Windsor Castle i :. and remained in consultation-with hirn nearly two hours. - .. 'About 3 o'cl6ck his b Lordship left Windsor f u i L on d on . Yesterday morning the Dux& Of KEN left Wind sorifor Kensington Palac6. , ~ -T he.llol-1, are..expeded in town for the' season on. the 14th or iothinst, Dispatches- were yesterday received - at the India- House front Alarcptis • CO R N WA/. i. IS, Governor , General of India, - wtiiCh brought by the 1--4()pe Packet. " His txcellvicfremain"ed. only:three - days at Madras, and hen proceeded to Bang' blwherelie rived On the 30th of July.. On his asSiiming the Go vernment,: his Lordship issued the usual Proclaula ,tiori, and :announced -the appointment'of GEORGE ABEacTIOriiI3IE ROBINSON, ESq. to the office-of Se cretary, and that. of Col. I,,ltLts NI6IITIOALE;. t. 4 be Military Secretary to :His Excellency. At the same time Majors REY'NELL- and M‘Lgon were appointed Aids-de-Camp t o hi s Lordship:' Shortly after - the "arrival of the - new Governor, his 'predeces;. sor, Marquis WELLE.SLEY, embarked 4n board the .fienite Frigate; Capt. COCKSIUI67, and was left at St, Helena when the hope Packetsailed4rorn thence. :On. the 7th : of August Marquis CortywALLtS sot out from - Calcutta to join the Ariny in the Upper Provinces, and no doubt was entertained of the wis dom of his Lordship's measures .speddily accomplish-'. ing the re , -establishment; of Peace. , . General LAKE, witlithe Army, still remained en camped on the Chumbhul River, ready to resume aaive - operations,-- it necessary, HOLKAR was in- a very distressed situation, and little doubt was en tertained of the cbnci;iatory condua of M arqu i s CORNWALLIS erfeaing his speedy 'submissiOn. The fbllovvtha is an . extraa of a letter from an Officer, who went out in the Ceylon; dated Calcutta, August, 1 t , " We; fsrrived at Madras on thel7th July, left it `on the 31st, and, reached this on the gth lust, No- thirig-very particular ocdnrred *during our passage.. Itounding'the Island of Ceylon, we were near a rench force, consisting of the Marengo, and one or two Frigates," who, we learn, were cruizint for us ; hilt a Country Ship (the Sarah) c - alled their atteii- . flop, at . ran shore near de Galli ; they have captured the Brunswick, bound to China. Had AVe net them, it. is very probable. they. would have. accompanied us into Madras Roads. I am, happrto inform you, the-troops of the . 6th Regiment land e d i n ver y goo d health, not a man btit was able, to. march 3 wee lost tw6 on the passage, One by a block falling from the top,t4e other try. age. ":.1\131111.16' CORNWALLIS left this place for the -Arrny on the 7th inst. and Marquis WELLtSLEY procceds for Enrope abOnt the .v..-oth in the Hozre Frigate, purposely fitted for his accontmod.ation, and the Medusa follows soon after, by which Ship I 'shall again write, I am sorry to _inform you that the Lord Duncan grounded just below,Spgur„ . )ost her, rudder, makes m u d) Water, I and"an 411'.4i4 44,14-t into duck. here. ' - The Charlton arrived at Madras 17th July, and whs to proeeed to Mauritius, as a Cartel; with Freuch Prisoners. , , The .Caermariken, extra-ship, arrived at' Bengal 9th of August. The Travers had been dispatched .to Bencoolen, fol .- , a cargOof:pepper. The Earl Howe and IVilulharrit were under orders for China, The Ocean, Capt. WILLIAMS.ON, .which was re ported to have been ctptured, arrived at Madras the 14th of July, and was expe6ted to, _sail on the "stn of August, with the Lancaster Man of War, and two of the Company's Ships, to 'Prince of - Wales's Island, •on their way to China. -. 7' • • - , FATAL DUEL.—On WedneSday morning last a Meeting took place, near .Nottinghaiii, between En sign BUTLER, of the 36th Reginient, and Ensign BROWN, who vas On :the recruitlng.gervice in that town. The parties' tired togethdr• by 'signal, when . unfortUnately Enslgn BROWN wvns sTiot through . the heart, 'and instantly expired,. without Uttering a word. He Was a promising young Officer, greatly respeEted as a Gentleman, and his laSsiS,muchregretted. En sign BUTLER has disappeared. - They, both belonged formerly to the same Regiment, bat from a serious disagreement which took place between them, the Commander in Chief ordered-them - to be-placed in different Corp.s On their meeting_at.Nottingham, towever,,' the embers of animosity re-kindled, and the unhappy result 14S•!proved the loss to SoCiety of i a very valuable and Much respected Member. Belvoir Castle, in Lincolnshire, the seat of the . Duke of- RUTLAND, is this duty to he the 'scene of magnificent- hospitality, as his Grace completes the 2sth 'year or his age. Mr, llpskiss.oli and Mr. Ropt4T WARD aro the daily themes of rancour in an Opposition Papc47, may easily be ai . :counted, for upop . Deaq SWIFT'S principlc3, 1 " - 10 U .may alwaVs,lcaow.i I - 4mi of abilitio:s by the Bomber of etiviv, heads who abuse him." IS 0 to lO to to to to S Io lo 26 5 Is lo 5 5' 0 39 II 0 10 6 9 I I 10 0 5 5 4 2 21 0' 0 0 o 6 2 2 TO 10 2 2 NAVAL NE WS. PORTSMOUT/I, JAN. 3.--. The Apollo Eigate and the Scorpion Gun-brig are ordered from St. Helen's to Spithead. The Hercules outward-bound West Indianian, VANDYKE Master, went on shore yesterday after,- noon on Ryde Sand, but hopes - di-ti entertained that as the tides are rising, and her being lightened, she will come off the. next tide : without much damage; , Sailed the Faleon Sloop . 'of :War on a Cruize off Havre. . Arrivcd the Meteor iiomb, Capt. CoLLIN.3, fr. Ar., a Cruize. Sailed the 4.77CM1T Frigate, Capt. PARKER, Of Sir Jouzi •:BORLASE WARREN'S Squadron, with sealed orders; and the Falcon Sloop, Capt. SAL N'• DERS, 013 a Cruize. The military stores •which were ordered' to be shipped a few days since, without the smallest delay, are not now to be sent. • Retain =at St. Helen's Sir .T. B. WARREN'S Sqt a. and the Mediterranean Convoy. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 2.—Arrived L'Entreprenante. Cutter, of t 6 guns, with. Dispatches_. from Achnir4 Co Li. wu cp, wharii she Icti- on tha g th ult. cruiz ing off Carthagena. nuoht Dis -. patches from Gibraltar. Arrived the American Brig Hercules, Cdpt,in WEERs i :irora New"-York, laden: with sugar, &c. bound toliourdeaux, detai.ned by the Co/poys Sloop of War; Arrived , the Malta, ;of 80 guns, from Torbay ; ./Xamond.frigatei-and .Hazard Sloop of War from a Cruize; and tiie:fohn ord . :Charlotte, Capt. Itoft smsi, laden with iiinber, from Qiebec, for this Port Sailed the itiontague, of 74 guns, to join the Chann6l Fleet; and` X:rows Sloop 4 War or% A Crnize, ::c Came in from the Westward the Impeteux, of guns, from the Chamiel Fleet. " ' La Didon, o,f 44tUns,- , which was in dock, fitting • for Capt. .BAKEA, and 'commissioned, upon minatioic has been found so defeaive in her Ina that she will require- longer time to be repaired than can at preSent bespared from the press of more momentous business, in the Dock-yard, and therel fore will be for a short periodhauledlout of dock; l and put in ordinary 'of 'cour s e the gallant cavt4i4 BA4ER will have another -This afternoon the Caroline,. 14 'guns; Lie itenaut DERsy, , Made the signal for the West Indiamen ai Falmouth to rendezvous. in the Sound,prepatutory- tco . sailing, if. the wind holds•to N. W. Frohi • tho time and place in which La Furieuse; 48. guns, parted, company with her consort La Libre, 40 guns, novf..., in the Sound; there is every-reason to suppose she is , : lost, as the Officers of La Li& e describe the weather as dreadful, when_ they were .going North about, and When they parted. La Loire had d0dg...1- the - Rochefort Squadron into port, and on the 24th she saw L'Agyptiewzc to windward, and until she; neared her, thought; from her great size, she was a French Line of Battle Ship separated from the Rochefort Squadron gone into Port. In tho interim La Libre hove M sight. She . also mistook tienne for a friend ; kept on her course with her; fore, top,gallant gone, till she sew . L'Egyptietme make signals to La Loire, whi . eh Were the private signals, avid were' of course answered by La Loire.---Thei4 . La Libre, up-helm, tried to escape, but L'43t . p, ';ionne bore down, as before stated, soon compelled her to strike, the sea running then high, all, her masts • Went, L.a . ,4oire. was close. up to her, took he;' ir4 tow, and after she struck, brought her .in. here,: _ La Libre, ~_fine Fri4ate of her class, 'is about ten. years old. DEAL, SAL 3.,Sailed His-Ntaiesty's SNP lope ; for Yarmouth. Arrived the Blodhcztnd and Braizer Gun-brigs, from a Cruize, and remain in the Downs with CAlq • rest of the. Ships. as per last. .. ;, ,~. GREENOCK, JAN. L—The Eagle, NELSON, arr rived here yesterday, from Pietou, after a passage OP. 27 days.—Tfte , Captain mentions that the Eliza, - BRATsiair, of and for-London, froth Prince Edward's J Island, had put into PiE - kou, in: distress, and wOuld. have to'unload. . - - -1 • • • The Factor, CALpwp4., arrived yesterday : at the Holy Lodi (Quarantine Station), from New. York, after a . passage of 22 days. Sailed thence, in corn . - pany with the Francis, BRAINE, for tut Port. Capt., . C. reports that the following Vessels had arrived from hence, previous to his' sailing, viz. Ardent, CROSTI-IWAITE, after a passage of 31 days ; Com merce, IVI‘INTYRE Moses Gill, PA.TERSON ; and the George,-S.;N;)sos. • DIST,RIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. . To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop Pa. Vourite, for the Capture of the Apollo, the izth September,., -4804, in Company with His Majesty's Ship Megra, on TlOsday, the I.6th instant ,• or every Thursday and Sattg.. day 44crwards, at No. 7, Walbrook.