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HOUSE or L^IDS, FT
Monday, May 19.
# Lords Loughborough and Lincoln took the
y ouihs and their feats.
'is day his Majesty went, in the ufaal state, to the
tioufe of Peers, accompanied by hi# Grace the Duke of
Northumberland, Master of the Horse, and the Earl of
CxfordT Lord of the Bedchamber in waiting. Being
feted an rhe throne in his royal robes, the Gentleman
U her.of thr Black Red was font to require the attends
arccot,the Commons on his Majesty ; who being come
with their Speaker, the King gave the royal aflent to the
Levant trade bill, the New-York export bill, the starch
and hairpowder tax bill, and several private bills. His
Mfr,V r ben delivered, in a very solemn and affecting
mmorr the following most gracious speech :
My Lords and Gentlemen,
", The outrages committed by bands of desperate and
abandoned men, in vaij. us parts of this metropolis,
bidee fa th with violence into a&s of felony and tresfon,
. had so faroverborne all civil authority and threatened
so directly the immediate fubvefylion of all legal power,
the deftrudion of all property^ and the confufion of
every order in the Bate, that! found myfdf obliged, by
every tie of duty and affection to my people, to fopprefs
in every part, those rebellious infurreaions, and to pro
vide for the public fafety, by the most effectual and im
pnedi^te application of the force entrusted tome by Par-
Ilament.
“ I have directed copies of the proclamations issued
upon that occasion, to be laid before you.
" Proper orders have been given for bringing the au
thors and abettors of these infurreaions. and the perpe
trators of such criminal a&s, to Speedy trial, and to such
condign punishment as the laws of their country prescribe,
and as the vindication of public justice demands.
“ Though I trust it is not necessary, yet ' think it
riehr ,• this time, to renew so you mrß^m- v" rances,
that I Lrve no ether obj-ft but to taekfUt^t, the
:f^m. and the pnne plot of our excellent cco rt . min
chi.rh and Bate, the ruie and measure of my conduct ;
and I (hall ever confider itas the firft duty of my station
and the chief glory of my reign, to maintain and preserve
the established religion of my kingdoms, and, as far as in
me lies, to secure and to perpetuate the rights and li
berties of my people."
HOUSE OF LORDS.
Tuejdey, June 20.
The House went up with their address to the
King, to which hi, Majesty was pleased to give
the following most gracious aufwer:
“ MyLords,
" I thank you heartily for this address, so
full of duty to me, and of zeal for your coun
try. Your abhorrence of the rebellious infur
retlions, and yeur unanimous approbation of
the measures taken to suppress them, mult have
the moll Salutary effects. Nothingcan give
me greater fatisfaction tl an the confidence you
repose in me. It shall be juftified by the whole
tenor of my reign."
June 24 Tae Albania, & large Spanjffi Privateer
is taken by Admiral Crary's Fi^t. The Morning Starr
and .be Gt,g Van Vvotz^zod Van St. Peters, Boroughs,
from Bouracaux,, for Archang 1, with Wine, kN is car
,'@ into Falmouth,,
LONDON, June 27.
The fallowing is his Majesty's Answer to the Ad
dress of the House of Commons.
'' Gentlemen, I return you my cordial and par
ticular thanks for this loyal, affeaionate and unani
mous Address. Union at this time mutt have the
bed and nloft important confiquences; po&^g ran
_ rr-^+ ^o&eifiClv y,it .mp fr. r;tym,<. ^^ public
~ffw, and leemrog reverence fer the laws, nhd obe- 1
dtence to legal government. F° assured &-- it is my
constant and ardent deine to piomote the happiness
xf all my fuhjc&s, and to deserve the confidence and
Support of a bee people."
June 2d: Yeferday twelve large Ships were taken
low Government frryice, and orcerte to be got read, for
fa immediately. They are to carry over Stores, cloath
ing, & .to the troop's at Sduth -Carolina.
Ex^olt of a Letter from Turin, May 10.
" The French Min'fter at the Sardinian Court, ha#
difratched a couriefto Paris for final inftrufftions relative
to forne overture, 'that have been made lor holdings a
Congress in order to bring about a general pacification
among the belligerent powers."
1c is said that immediate and effectual measures will
be taken to eftabidh a reconciliation with America, pre
viQur,o which a coalition es parties will be eltablifhed.
Jtr F. 29, The Terror, of Dartmouth, has taken
the Donna felicit Arabella, a Spanish Ship worth 30,000
P rid^. Two valuable Prizes from France, one of which
was sor N^h America, is carried into Guernsey.
Advices received on Tuesday from the Go
vernor of Guernsey mention, that there are
row in Concale Bay, four large privateers,
and several transports with troops on board,
under the direction of MonCLe Gen. Savigne,
commander of the Tricone frigate of war : in
con sequence of which a cutter was dispatched
to Pylmcuth for three frigates, a 64 gun (hip,
and the &tna fire ship, to fail immediately in
quest of them.
The Med^a, on her arrival on the coast #f France,
found there the Southampton, 1 hetis, Proserpine, Thun
der and Terror Bombs, Nimble and two more cutters ;
they ftcol in elofe to the Shore, and faWthe French em
bark on board tranfyort# at Cherburg, Sr, Maras, and
La Hogue, io,ono or 12,000 troops on the sth and 6th;
the next day the English Ships, by a gale of wind, were
drove off the coast and Separated. The Theda, Medea,
and Nimble met with the Jupber and Nonfuch on the
yth. Capt Reynold#, of the Jupiter, who became Com
modore, ordered them all three to proceed to Guernsey,
and inform the Governor ot the above, and afterwards
join him off Cberbu g, which it is fappofed they have
tince done, as they filled immediately from Guernsey.
July 1, The N # S. Guada/ama, bden with Pro
viuoqs, is carried into Lisbon, by the Phoenix Privateer.
The Carocte Camelle, from Bavonne to Rochfart, is
carried into Falmouth by a Liverpool Privateer.
We have advices from Madrid, that Mr, Jay has
failed both with government and the Merchants, in the
ban he was Soliciting of four hundred thousand dollars
in specie, for the use and on the security of Congress, and
that he is preparing to rerun, to America ; the loan being
^he chief object of his appearance there. .
JULY 4. Last Saturday, at noon, an express was re
ceived by Monfitur Cavalli, the Venetian resident, that
a conspiracy, set on foot for the purport of cutting off the
Doge, with the whole of the Council, had been difeo
vered through one cf the conspirators, who had made a
rfifelofure of the plot, and but a few hours before it Was
to have taken place. His Excellency's advices add, that
many persons of note appeared to have beeh concerned in
the, conspiracy, and that preparations were making for
bringing them to trial. The massacre was to have been
executed on Monday fe'nnight theTzth inftank
The East India company received no account of the
taking of Manilla by the lad packet, which they re
ceived from India the week before last. That packet
came from Bengal in eighty-nine days.
A draught was made last week from the royal regi
ment of Artillery at Woolwich, to embak for Charles
Town, South Carolina, Also new cannon are Dipping
from Deptford, in order to make some additional forti-
AsatioD# to that place immediately.
Yesterday dTpateheS wire received at the Admiralty
Office from Admiral Caary, who was left, (when the
express came avay) in chace of a fleet, twenty of which
appeared to be large (hips; and as they were seen in the
South Weft Quarter, they are foppofed to be the joint
Squadrons of the French and Spaniards, which failed tome
time ago from Cadiz, and were going to Brest.
The treaty lately negotiated between our Court and
the Swiss Cantons, by the means of William Norton,
Esq; his Maj/fty's Minister there, has prevented the hire
of troops which the Spaniards were negotiating for.
July S. We are informed from undoubted authority,
that a dreadful conflagration lately happened at St.
Roque (the Spanish camp at Gibraltar) which has made
dreadful havoc with their ammunition, &c. &c. and that
a great scarcity of bread prevailed all over Spain, which
together, we hope, will be conducive in bringing about
an honorable peace for Grear-Britain.
The Union privateer of Poole, the Rambler of buern
fey, and the Ala^m of Jersey, have tax.cn, after an hour's
engagement, in the Ba, of Biscay, and lent into Poole,
the la Vierge Maric, a Settee, of about 200 tons, from
Boardesux to Cape Francois, mounting eight fix and nine
pounders, betides pateraroes, and 47 men, laden with
wine, brandy, bale goods, &c,
AdmirarGeary's fleet consists of three Ihiprof 104,
three of 96, fix of 90, eleven of 74. four of 70, five of 64,
and two of 60 guns, besides frigates; and the ships arc
all coppered.
Extract of a Letter from Dartmouth, July 4.
" The Admiral privateer, Capt. Marden, is arrived
here from a cruize, and has taken and brought in a French
fchouncr, bound from Bourdesox to America, laden with
fait, wine, and bale goods. On board the privateer is
Capt. Cunningham,"
His Majeft,', ship the Alcide, of 74 guns, is arrived
at Cove, 4 nd it is foppofed will go as convoy w\% the
fleet which is ready to fail for America."
JULY 5. This day hizMajetty went in ftav *e
Houle of Peers, and, after giving his assent O such
A&s as were ready, prorogued the Parliament, of er
delivering a nwfi gracious Speech from the thror ~^o
the following purport :
Tuat it gave him the greatest fatisfaaion to find
hapfeif able to.determine this long Seflion; that they
might be at liberty to return to their federal counties
,nd attend so their private affairs, after so laborious a
discharge of theit duty in the public ferviue; and that
he took fhis oCcafion to express his linceie acknow
ledgments for the freffi proofs they hid given him of
then affectionate zeal fur the fopport of his Govern
merit, a id of their just estimation cf the real and per
manent interetfs of their country.
That their magnanimity and perse verance 'in 'te
prosecution of this just and neofiry war, had, ena
bled him to make such exertions as would, he tithed
disappoint the violent and unjust designs of his ene
mies, and bring them to lilten to equitable and ho
norable terms of peace.
That these exertions had already been attended
w,th fuccels by sea and land; and that the tote
important and prosperous turn of affairs in North
America afforded the faireft prolped of the re
turning loyalty and affection of his inifc&s in the
Colonies, and of their happy re-union with the
Parent State.
That he felt himfelf under particular obliga
tions to the House of Commons tor the ampl^
supplies they had so cheerfully granted ; and that
no attention should be wanting, on his part, to
render them effectual, and to fee them faithfully
^applied,''V' 1
That he earnestly recommended to the Mem
bCT of both Honfes, to assist him by their influence
^n< authority in theirdevferar counties, as ivy
dar^by th<ir urandn^ne h,,,e- ; n P%,"- 1
it, in guarding the peac^ of line kingdom from
full re dilturbances, and watching over the pie
fe; ation of the public fafety. To make his peo
ple fenfib'e of the happiness they enjoy, and the
diftinguidted advantages they derive from our
excellent cohftitutiou in church and state. To
warn them of the hazard of innovation. To
point out to them the fatal consequences of such
commotions as have already been excited ; and
to impress on their minds this important tiuth,
That rebellious infurrettions to resist, or to reform
the laws, mult end either in the destruction of the
perfous who make the attempt, or in the subver
sion of our free and happy constitution.
BOSTO N, sos 17,
Thursday evening laftu number of priloner# on board
the guaKi ship mutinied, seized and disarmed the guard;
consisting of tight men, cut the cable, and the drove
onshore near Lechmore's Point, leading up Cambridge
River. On the alarm being given, the Town Major;
(John Rice, jun. Efaj) attempting te go on board to
quell the mutiny, Was fired on from the guard mip,
when the Serjeant, Thomas Bickford, was killed ; on
which the Major calling to the Ihore, and informing
them of what had happened, it being very foggy, the
town was alarmed, when a number of boats wenroff to
his assistance, and quell'd the mutiny. After which, zr
of the prisoners were brought on shore, and committed
to prison.-r-A Jury of Inquest being Summoned to, fit
on the body of the deceased, after about forty-four hours
examination of them fe/aretely, found flora their own
confefiions, eleven principals and accomplices, acctfldry
to the murder, who are now in goal, waiting for trial.
NEWPORT, August 28.
Friday the 29th inst. was the Anhiverfary of
the Birth cf St. Louis, the Celebration of
which according to Cullom, was commenced;
the preceding Day by the French Army and
Navy.
We are well informed that the British Fleet
which lay off Block liland some time part, is now
in the Eallern Sound, demanding Homed Cat
tle, Sheep &c. of the People on Martha's
Vineyard, and other Islands in that Quarter ;
but what' Success they meet with we can't
learn#
We hear the Privateer Hancock off New-
London, has taken and sent into that Port
a Schooner, laden with Turpentine.
NEW-YORK, Sept. 2.
By the Packet we learn, That the British
fleet under Admiral Geary, had taken
TWENTY SIX out of a fleet of FORTY
fail of homeward bound rich French mer
chantmen from Martinique, Dominique, fcc.
the latter mistook the British for the French
fleet, and fell an easy conquelt to the English,
who elofely blocked up the navy of France in
the harbour of Brest. A vast number of riot
ers, men and women, had been tried and
condemned, tome were executed, the left
would share the fame fate in final! divisions
andon different days.—The trial of Lord
George Gordon was to come on at Common
Law at St. Margaret's Hill in the borough, on
the Izth of July; no other than bis Gr^ce the (
Duke of Gordon, his Lordihip's brother,
Lord Adam Gordon, and the Earl of Aberdeen, ।
his uncles, are permitted te visit his Lordfhip.l
A great many cRi &rs in the late riot, are
daily apprehended uTo will be tried and made
proper examples of by way of attonement to an
injured nation.
NEW-YORK, Sept. 6.
A Filhkill Paper of the 17th ult. lays, That
the principal Part of Canajohary, a fine Settle
ment on the Mohawk's-River, 56 Miles from
Albany, and 12 or 13 Houses at Schohary,
are entirely dpftroyed by the Indians.
In Consequence of the above the Inhabitants
of Schenectady and Albany, we hear, are un
der the most difrnal Apprehensions of a Vfit
from Sir John Johnson.
OrfWednefday last died at Bajh^wick, bn Long
]jland, and the next Day eva; interred at that
Plate, Mrs. Elizabeth Corne, late Conjort
of Capt. Corne of this City. She <was a Lad,
eminently difinguijbed as a good Wife, a tender
Parent, indulgent MiftreJs, an affectionate Friend
and of unfeigned Piet, and Virtue.
On board the Fleet for England are embar
ked, the Right Hon. Lord and Lady Cathcart,
the Generals Tryon, Mathew & Pattifon ; the
Cols. Hamilton and Faucett, of the Guards,
Col. Macdonald of the 71st; Col. Clerk, late
Barrack-Master General ; the Capts. Jacobs,
Wardlow, Farnham and James, of the Royal
Navy ; Majors Lumm and Graham 16th, Ma
jor Campbell 74th, Major Sutherland, with his
Lady and Family, the Hon. Major Cochrane,
Capt. Beauclark, of the Guards, Capt. Wil
lington 57th, Capt. Ford of the R. Artillery,
John Grant, Esq; Commissary and Paymaster
of the R. Artillery, Peter Paumier, Esq; De
puty Commissary of Provisions. Meffrs.Green,
Brisbane, Spens and Atkinson, Merchants ;
Mr. Secretary Smith, of Maryland, Mrs. Bar
row, Relict of the late Paymaster General, Mr.
Thomas Miller, with his Family, and Mr.
Hick and his Family, &c &c.
The brave Capt. Pownall, of hrs Majesty's
Frigate the Apollo, was killed engaging a
French Frigate last June in the Channell :
The Frenchman was afterwards run on Shore.
Capt. Pownall's Death is much regretted, he
being a very gallant Officer.
Saturday last the Ship Earl of Dunmore,
Capt. Murray, arrrived here from London,
but last from Falmouth, in 7 Weeks and
2 Days: Last Saturday Week he took the
Sloop Patience, Capt. Chafe, from Rhode
lfland for Hispaniola, loaded with Lumber,
and a few Firkins of Irish Butter ; but she is
not yet arrived in Port.
A Ship from GHfgow, and a Brig from
Antigua, were taken off Sandy-Hook, 4 Days
a g°> by three Rebel Privateers; the Brig was
retaken by the Savage Sloop of War, -Capt.
Graves, and sent in here Yesterday,. but the
Ship was carried off, and foppofed to be sent
for Philadelphia.
# f # Several Articles omitted this Week,
(half be in our next.
,:xudcu ui a welter firm a gendentAJt ^ uwui;.., nhu w_
a muh zealous American, and of importance in that
kingdom, dated June 27, <7BO.
" We are all peace and quietness in this kingdom,
and a great spirit of volunteering prevails in every part;
and happy I am to fay it, are all very great loyalists, and
really do much good."
Extrafi of a Letter from a eery refpeaable Gentle
man in London to bis Friend in this City, July 4.
" The original d^fign of the Fiench was, that
Ternay's armament should consist of 12 fail of the
line, and 10,coo troops, which were to make an at
tack upon Canada. But before it could be got
ready, it was found that eur grand fleet was lively to
be upon their coast, and they found it necessary to
fend off Teinay with 6 mips of war, and one armed
en flute, and about 5,200 troops; which not being
fufficienf to attempt Canada, are now ordered to co
operaie with Washington# Admiral Graves soon
followed them ; he was to have proceeded with 8
mips of the line, but two of them having run foul
of each other, were obliged to put into port to refit,
and he went on without them. If he should meet
Terhay at sea, he will be able to deal witn him very
well, as Graves's mips are large and well manned;
if he misses of him there, he will pursue him to the
place of his destination, with which Government
was undoubtedly acquainted, and which is thought
to be the Capes of Virginia, or Rhode-Ifland. But
ever. Should the French troops be landed without mo
leftatiou, and form a juna on with Washington, the
whole's mot to be dreaded; and you may comfort
youi felf too with the reflexion, that this is the only
effort the French will be able to make against you
this year. Our grand fleet as now upon their coatt,
Where it will reign triumphant. We are every hour
' expecting agreeable news fioin it, as a few days
ago it was iA chace of 18 Fiepch and Spanish men
cf war, bound for the harbour of Brest; and it is
not likely that all of them will be able to escape.
" Being thus in expectation of good news from
this and Some other quarters, in addition to several
advanagen we have lately gained, you may suppose
that we are in high Spirits ; especially when you are
told, that they are not lessened, but increased, by the
late riots in London and its environs, which I men
tioned in my last. It would be waiting of paper to
give you the particulars of this infurre&ion, as you „
will fee them ip the public papers ; I Shall only ob
serve on it, that it has produced a very happy na
tional effect, by ftren^thening rhe hands of Govern
ment, and by convincing meg of the danger that at
tends popularand patriotic caballing. It has brought
over to the fide of Adfoimilration several of the belt
meaning people, both Lords and Commons, that
weie in oppofaion. It will also put an end to our
county meetings, and have a good effeft on the en
suing ejeaion. Lord Egremont has come entirely
round ; Lord Rockingham has been at Court; and
it is commonly laid that his party will Shift over into
the ministerial Scale, and (hat he will have the Lord
lieutenancy of Leland. Even Wilkes is said to
bare become refyeaful to Administration. It is cer
tain that he a&ed with mote spirit and propriety in
quelling the riots, than any other ciiy magistrate;
and that he broke into a home, and seized the
. PAPERS (tempora mntantur) of a person that plied
the mob with inflammatory pieces. Butl cannot
enlarge."
Extra# of Letter from another gentleman of di
finffion in London, dated July 5, 1780.
-----'' What a glorious change in our politics and
public oftfoire. Since I last wrote w you ! The news from
Chalet-Town has giver. % ®ri n ß an ^ spirit to cur people
here that will not soon subside. This, t^the- w,
the quelling a def,crate mob, which latel a'fiVmblea a
this metropolis/ an+ cf which, I mi ke no doubt, vnu
will have th: foil hiflory trom correspondent, a,:d news
papers, has Strengthened the hands of government
amazingly. Men of property, who were in the oppefi
tion, are prodigiously alarmed ; and will not, we ^ : -e
persuaded, be so fond in future of appeals t he multi
tude. In Short, the Ministry were never f firmly efta.
blilhed as they are at prefect; and I think the violen
and misrule which have happened, will Move to {?
bleffinge.
" The trials of the rioters have already ;mm^ncr:
end many of them will be executed; pf &„ it ;s
thought Lord G. Gordon will be one-r--Hi L roShip a
fate will be 4, termined in about a fortnight. Lore Puck,
ingham, who has hitherto been one of the < ^or*
of oppafition, is so disgusted at the procee ty of h
rioters, that he is determined to give no co a :;
afTociation, and county meetings which have • :rx
in vogue here; it is also said that he is to ha I.
era ive and honourable office under governmer
PUBLIC AUCTiI"
This Day at the CofFee-Houfe, will;
By Taylor and Bayard,
Between If. and tz o'Clock,
TEN large cases choice claret; 20 barrels e-^L
RU M°' "° u '’ S' lo ^'^ 3 high proof' est b:1
To-morrow on the wharf giving fide the /.
ferine ship, ferecifel, at 12 o'clueA
A. few lots of tea, roo leroons of coffee.
20 each, 12 cases cinnamon, a quantity oft
To be L
A N elegant dining Room and Bed-char:
the use of a kitchen, in a most pleatn
healthy part of the city, together with a stable for'
horses. Enquire of the Pri mer#
TTo L
A Convenient large new BRItK HOOrF
Bi oad Street, confining of eight tiegAr 1 4
Irooms, a cellar kitchen, aqd large dry cell.
I tiler with a coach-house and liable for four ~
: the hack of said house. Application to be ma rt
Te ence Kerin, attorney at law, No. 49, W .
Public Audion.
1 This day, on MarJions Wharf, at II b
I .WILL BE SOLD,
| A Parcel of Cork W O C D,
At 12 o'Clock on Murray's Wharff, will be o : it:.u:<
the Lie of the Ship 4'HER E3E's Crg , confoi: . of
PORT, and LISBON KlNfo,
RAISONS, ALMONDS,
FIGS, OLIVES, &-.
Templeton and Steward
Public Au&ion.
tit the Coffee-boufe To-morro ~
20 Puncheons choice high proof Jai ^^
SPIRITS.
On THURSDAY,
At Daniel McCormick's Auction Ro 7 .
A quantity of DRY GOODS, among whirl
are. a parce l 8f b'ack andcoloured Pcrhann
c oa lulu, a Huule va Cruger'. Dock, now in I
,Pr^ntM 7^ --a cb rt -v3. ?,q F
apply on the Premises.
TO BE LET immediately,
THREE ROOMS, r^ady furnished, ~§
the use of a kitchen, in a converse
house, pfeafantly Situated. For parties .;
apply to the Printer.
Samuel' Franklin.
At No. i,„ Quetn-SSitei, has for fai%
Jamaica Spirits and Wmdwa dlfland run by t ^h
AVAILS, 4d. 6d. sd. Pipes isund i£n,
IoJ. izd. andzod. 40 tons good logwood
Shot, B. 1,2, 6,7, &3. 30 firkins Irfh he tr,
Bar n©-;, A few boxes glafi ar
En^riSh tieel, containing wine 2;?
<affile feap in boxes, d canteis, tumb is,
Bert yellow turpentine Wth an affortm ^
da. in boxes European and >n
Shpet and bar lad[ goods, as ufu^
< ho b e Sold as Pubric VENDUE, ~
Al the house of Mr. Jehn Hults. at Go
nefs Bay, on Long, liland, on Th ud
the /th inst. at 3 o'clock in the afte i^o
three milch cows, two horses, and fun. a
tides ultful to farmers.
T 0 BE 3~C)l'd'-
By John Minzies
An his Store, No. 124., Queen-steer, next th.tr
Mi. Philip ]<iffich%,
OLD Madeira wire, by the pipe, quarter
gallon, red port ditto, Ldbon ditto, of
Welt-India turn, belt London buttled poited
p< tdouble refined Sugar, mufeovadp Sugar :,1
chocolate, muliwi, pepper, Spanifli oives
&c. belt Florence oil for Ulhd, Scots barley .In
cales, iaihns in x.egs, caftile auu turpentine It
h) ton,, fuilimg, and bohea teas, mould a
candles. With funds, other articles in the r
way.
Cash for empty bottles.
7 For C 11 ATTTTTk
To an, Britifo Port on the Continent, th W^
Indies, Great- Britain, Ireland or Ports al,'
The Ship JOH
WILLIAM J. DAVES, M
T,URTHEN about 280 tai is
Stout Strong Ship, newlyl
Shifts without ballast, and fails fall. For t ,<at
apply to LEE and WILKINSON, No. a^.Queo
Street.
Nicholas Hoffman,
No.9o7,Water-Street, has far sale, very Lw tra
A quantity of foperfine
Hyfon, fufhong, pekoe, bohea a.
other T E A S.
Of the firft quality,
Purchased out of the India prize Ship, to,le'
, whole, half, or quarter boxes, or less quanta .
q^HE Members 0^ the Board ef'
are requested by the Prehden
on Wednesday Evening next, on pa &
finefs, at Mr. Hales, ay usual.
J. Bqttswor