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TITLE XIII.OF Tilt TIIIIONAL3.

This bead embraces the appointment of the different TAD.
n ils, Civil and Mittary, which are formed atter the model of
tb • French Republic.
The Judges are all appointed for life,and cannot be deprived
of their atuatiens but in eonfequence of improper condud.
TITLIL THE RESPONSIBILITY OF TUt PCBLIC
London, England, 1802-02-04

a new condition, and it will be fur the Court to
fay whether it is reafonable or nor. That they
have a right to make conditions of fah there can
be no doubt. We will confides of it, but I fee no
neceflity for another argument.
Mr. jullice ROOKE.—In my mind the term fa-
tisfaaion can have but one conftrnaion, and that
is in a pecuniary point of view. The law has no
idea of any other reparation than what is made in
money.
Mr. Juftice CH /11411/t E.—The Company will find
no difficulty in framing another regulation which
will not be open to the objections that apply to the
prefent one. There are various means of obviat-
ing the inconvenience to which the condition in
quettion liable.—Curia advYare vat.

COURT OF CHANCERY, FEB. 5.
London, England, 1802-02-04

TITLt 111...07 TCE coLLrots.

te. The three Ekdoral Colleges, namely. the College of the
Poffidenti, that of the Dotti, and that of the Commercianti, are
the primitive organ of the rational fovereignty —Next three Ar-
ticles regulate the farms of their meetings. They arc to meet
once in two years, at !mit, on the invitation of tile Govern-
matt, to eomp!ete their number, to appoint the Members of
the Confulta, attic Legillative Body, and of the Tribunals of
It•vdi in and Appeal,and the Commilniries of Roane e. Their
fittings are to continue a fortnight They are to deliberate, but
not difeufs, and that by feeret brl'ot, and a third of the atem-
bers mt.ft he prefent to make a Hnufe..
to At ever ordinary fitting of Colleges, the Government
is to pref.nit to each of them a lift of the plac:s vacant, and the
itruetious neceffary for the nominvina to them, and the Col-
leges may receive the claim, of flir candidates.
is. 16, t 7. Thcy arc to approve or reit& derunciatinns,give
their deeilion on the alterations in the Coaftitt.tiot. that may be
propofed to them. No perfon under so years of age is eligible
to any of the Colleges, and the eledion is for life.
:ft A Member of any of the Colleges forfeits it—t ft, by
fraudul:rt bankruptcy; ad, by abfence without good caufe dur-
ing three following &Mons ; 3d, by accepting an employment
under a foreign power without eastern Of the Government ;
4th, by r:maining without the State for fix months after being
recalled, or for any of thole mules which induce forfeiture of
Citittenfhip.
19. Every College on adjourning (hall fend to the next Ceo-
forial AlTembly the minutes eit its fitting.

T1TL11T....0! I uc COLLLGZ or TR! TOSIILIRWTI.

20. The CoMT: of the l'orid,ati is computed .1 303 Cid-
Tom, chof,n from Inch lauded proprietors as pond's a revenue
of boon eivres ae la& The place of its meeting, for the &it
ten years, Mall be at Milan.
at. Every department may fend a Member to this College,
in the proportion of one for ev,:ry 39,000 inhabitants.
an.. If there be not a fufficient number of Inhabitants in a
department pOffeffed of the qualification required by the aces
Article, the numbtr mail be completed front a quadruple lift
of the molt confider.tbie proprietors of the fame department.

23. At every tedium the (011cge is to complete Its number,
aceordine to the lifts of landed property which it is authorifed
to require of the Government.
at. It is to tied tine Memb:ors from it; own body, who are
to eon nit ute the ecnfurial power.
at. It is to make out a triple lift, aeronling to the relative
Dsljorit; af votes, for the eleclion of the poblic ft naiomries,
rdicatcd in the t tth Aricic. and prdcnt i: to the Cenfors.
London, England, 1802-02-04

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for aSi)l.
Begins Drawing lit of March LS=
THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves,
Quarters, Eighths, and Sixternt by
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, umber the Royal Ex-
change, London ; and no where elk on their account.
PEESE".I* PIIOE Or 911411.5.
Half - 4.8 at Eighth - - 23 6
Quarter 4 6 6 Sixteenth - aa o
tj• AU Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped agreeable
to An of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it
Hazard and Co's. Lottery Office.
Letters, poll paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis.
•• • Orders accompanied with that dated Bills on London,
or Port Office 0.-ders, puniftualty attended to ; and to prevent
miltakes as well as delay, Correfinandents are requi.itcd to
tranfmit them by Yon.
Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their fcveral An-
nuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills,and all kind of Govern-
ment Securities, bought and fold by Commiffion.
London, England, 1802-02-04

TITLE VIII-OF TEC GOVERNMENT.

43. The Government It entruned to a Prefident, a Vice-
Prc&lnu, a Confulta of State, to hiinitters, and to a Letitia.
the Body, in conformity to the,ir refpettive privileges.
44. The PreSdent is to matife his fundlions for tat years,
and to be indefinitely rrsbgible.
41. The Prefident has the originating of all the laws, con-
formably to Ankle the 79th.
46. Hc has alfo the originatinz of all the diplomatic negn.
elation&
47. He is eschallvely insetted with the executive power,
Whirl be is to esereife by the medium of the Minifters.
4. He appoints the Mfnifters, the Civil and Diplomatic
Agents, the Chiefs of the Army and the General.. The law
provides for the nomination of officers of Inferior rank.
49. He names the Vice Preadent, who, in his abfenee, maws
his place in the Conlaka of State, and reprefents him In all the
capacities which be may chuk to confide to him. Once ap-
pointed, he cannot be difotiffeel during the Puldtney of him
by whom he was cloned.
50. In every cafe where the office of Prefident may be vacant,
be (hall porch all the privileges of the Preadult, moil the elec-
ts a of his fume:roe.
Next, follow fevers' regulations raped ling the tranfaelion of
the public buanefs between the Preffident and the Secretary of
State.

33. The War/ of the Prefideot is fixed at soo,ooo Ivry of
IstUlm, and that of the Vice Prefident at 'wpm.
London, England, 1802-02-04

FUNCTIONARIES

tot. The fun thou of the Members of the COleges, sod of
the Cenfurate, of the Prefident and Vice-PrAdent e.f thc Go.
vcrrment, of the Members of the Confulta of State, of the Le.
?illative Council, of the Leglllative Body, of the Chamber of
Orators, and of the Tribanah of Revifion and Caffation, are
not fubjeet to any refponfibility.
107. The Minifters are refponfible for the Mts of the
Government figned by them ; 2. for negh,.it in executing the
laws and the rules of public adminillration ; 3. for particular
crders gi:en by them scntrary to thc Constitution, and to the
regulation, I y which it is fupported ; 4. for peculation.
The wher fedtions of this bead relate to the powers of the
Tiil.unal of edition, for trying the Minificrs accufed, and to
the Blare taken by the Colleges and the Cenfurate in that
tranfaction.
London, England, 1802-02-04

FIRST OF MARCH
THE STATE-LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.

tp ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
.1--- stnek-Brokers, at their Licenfed State Lottery Offices,
Cornhill and Charing-Crofs, London ; alfo in the hiarket Place,
Norwich ; a'd in Caltic-street, Liverpool, are felling Tickets
and Shares in .l.e greatelt Variety of Numbers.
In the lati and late &ate Lotteries the following Capital
Prizes have been fold ut the above Offices, in Shares :
No. 12,827 - 4 30,003
16,283 (as Firlt.drawn) 30,218
20,0001. each. 5.0001. each. 2,ec01. each.
NO. 48.577 1%10. 33,599 N 0.23,726,
23,148 22,740 23,879
35,989 4;889 22,699
ro,oool. each. 37.400 1t,90t
27,964 7.494 11,722
31.692 11.c3.5 ' 21,933
25,215 9.91.5 46.102
3,0001. each. 2,0001. each. 15,938
38,229 41,768 24,165
41,827 2,163 14,755
he. he. he.
/go is former Lotteries, finee the Year 1767, a great Pro-
portion of Capital Prizes, too numerous to mention.
'Since Lotteries were firft eftabliihol there have been but
FOUR Prizes of THIRTY 1 HOUSAND POUINDS divided
and fold in Shares. TWO of them, Nos. 12,807, and 26,883,
were fold by RICIIARDOON, GOOIIIIIOE, and Co.
London, England, 1802-02-04

Perfons-in the Country by fending to this Once Pori Office
Orders, Bank Notes, or Cafh, may deptud on having tlijr Or.
day pun
punctually executed with difpateh.
Corns et Numerical Books kept, and Niimbers carefully ex-
twined, and Tickets regiltercd, at 6d. per number, and a true
account of their fuccefs fent by pot as loon as drawn.

TO be peremptorily Refold in Two Lots to the
twit bidder, purfuant to an Order of Ms Majr.fty's Court
of Exchequer at Weftailniter, made •In a Caufe cid:tied
DAVIES againft LEWES, Kat. before Asst. Movscv, Efq.'
Deputy to kis MaJeity's Remembrancer of the Lid Court, on
Friday the stliDay of February next, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon, in the Exchequer-Office in the Inner Teraple,i.ondoa.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE Situate in the Pariih of at. Dog-
mell's, in the County of Pembroke, confifting of divers Y.:Ga-
ges, Lands, and Tenements, In the fevcral Occupations of
Evan John, Thomas Williams, Jane Lloyd, Richard Richard,
William o Bowen, William John, Mary IN:cholas, Samuel David,
the Rev. William Jones, and others.
Printed Particulars may be had (gratis) at the King's Re-
membranccr's•O&ee, Temple; Mr. Gatcy, Solicitor, Angel-
court, Tkrogmorten-ftreet ; Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, Theo-
bald's-road, London; Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Caermartben ; and
the principal Inns at Caerrnarthen and Haverfordweft.
London, England, 1802-02-03

FRANCS.

PARIS. 7 PLUVIOSE, JAN. 27.

The Confervative Senate generally fits twice in
each decade. It has come to a refolution to hold
four fittings in the decade, whilft it (hall be occu.
vied in re-tleßing the Members of theLegifiative
Body and Tribunate. It will &II determine who
are to remain Members. It began with the Le.
giOative Body on the 24th, and proceeded to take
the votes upon each Member in alphabetic order.
It is fAid, that on the 26th it finithed the Lift
under the letter D. Such as Bull not be re•eleaed
will dircontinue their funEtions on a particular day,
cuppofed to be the sad of March. The number
of thole who go out is 20 for the Tribunate, and
6o for the Legiflative Body, making a fifth of
each Affembly Thofe excluded from the Tri.
.ate are re-eligible by the terms of the Confti-
tution, but tunic who are excluded from the Le-
giflative Body cannot be re.eleSed for one year
after. The Senate will not proceed to appoint
ful)flitutes until- it has completed the nomination
of four-fifths who are to remain in each Atfembly.

Letters from Vienna Rate. that the Archduke
Palatine is preparing to fet out for Peteriburgh,
with the intention of cfpouling a fecond Princefs
a Rudia.

The city of Zara, in Dalmatia, where the li-
quor called Marafquin is prepared, is to be do-
..hired a free port. This meafure is expeded to
produce very confidcrable advantage to Dal-
matia.

The Breit Mail to-day brings the following in-
tilligence :.6 The Zele and Tourville will Toon
he ready for fea. Two other (hips of the line, the
'Fouguenz and Redoubtaur, are alio ordered to be
equipped. Letters received _here from 'foulon
mention the fpeedy departure of the fquadron
'under Admiral GAIITHRAUI4II ; it is already at
anchor in the outer road, and waits only for a fair
'wind. Each 'hip of the line has on board from
4 to Soo troops." • .. . •
London, England, 1802-02-03

FROM THE HAMBURGH MAII.

COPENHAers, Jan. 2.—ln the Itormy night be-
tween the 23d and 24th of December, the flaip
Svanen was ltrandect at Helfingoer. The Captain
cattied the MARS to be cut, and together with the
c-tw left the (hip. The next day an attempt was
made to fave the cargo, but this was rendered im-
rodile by the conflant troubled weather, and the
114 and cargo were given up for loft: but ¶n the
night following it was remarked by the Pilot,
Lax' Bacot, who a little before had laved the
lives of 7 men in this Road, that the tide ebbed;
he immediately procured, of his own accord, ft-
veral people, waked tha fleeping Captain and crew,
and with their afGflance brought the (hip form,-
nately to port within two hours. Had it not been'
for the watchfulnefs of this brave feaman it would
have been impofilble to rave her, for a few hours
after the form again raged with great violence.
Laft year there were in the Eilhopric of Finland
1566 marriages, 5966 births, and 4788 deaths.—
Ir. the city of Odenfec there were 49 marriages,
2:::3 births, and 245 deaths.
SUASIA, DFC. 28.—At Augfburg, in the pre-
ceding year, there were 1072 births, 1276 deaths,
find 342 marlines. Among the births were 679
Catholic. ; among the births 818; among the
iagcs 210.—The relt were Proteflant..

HANOSI t, JAN. mufic for the cele-
bration of the Peace on the 3d inft. in the church
' of the New City here, will he taken from Haydn's
Creat ion. In our Mint, pieces of 2-3ds. of refined
filver have been coined; on the reverie, the head
of his Majeify, circumfcription Geo. 111. D.G.
Britanniar. Rex. F. D. B. et L. Dux. S. R. I. A.
et El. and on the other fide, the fuperfcription
2-3ds. and the circumfcription " 18 Stuck eine
Alas ck fein, 180 t."
The ordnance, by which the exportation and
tranfportation of horfas without paffes was for-
bidden in the Hanoverian territories on the.lsth
of April, 1793, has been repealed by a Proclama-
- nation of the 24th of laft month.
CLOWSTADT, DEC. 24.—Up to the 2d of De-
cember, tBoi, there have arrived in this year at
Cronftadt 408 English (hips, 61 American, 9
Dantzick, 6 Hamburgh. 7 Bremen, 98 Thigh,
107 Lubeck, 23 Ruffian, 48 Roftock, 113 Pruf-
flan, 7 Oldenburgh, 1 2 Papenburgh, 140 Swe.
difn, t Portuguele.—ln all 1040. The Englifh
Chips fequeftrated here, and which departed lately,
were 104.
HAM SUMO Ht JAN. B.—Laft year there were, of
the Lutheran Community in Hamburgh, 3775
births, 3448 burials, and 1276 marriages. The
number of Communicants amounted m 45,626.—
Ten years ago this number was about a third
snore, viz. far above 60,000. In the above
lifts of births and burials, thofe of the reformed
(Calviniftic) and Catholic Communion. and the
inhabitants of the Jewifh nation in Hamburgh are
not included. Among the births were 429 natu-
ral children.
RICA, DEC. 27.—The number of (hips arrived
' Fere this year amounts to Ico4. We Hatter our.
(Ayes they will next year be incrcafed to Soo more.
The merchants here are now making great fpecu-
lations for the next year, and the winter offers them
the belt opportunity.
London, England, 1802-02-03

CORN MARKETS.

• st.tax-taxr, WIN 3.
This morning Wheat, flour, and the other forts
of Grain, were at the fame prices as on Monday

•
At Warminfter ,market, on. Saturday laft, the
prices of corn were as follows : wheat, by the
quarter, 31. 3s. to 31. la s. ; barley, tl. os. to al. ts;
oats, 11. as. to al. 61. ;
,bans, 21. Bs. to 31.

A Court of Aldermen was held yeilerday at
Guildhall. The price of bread was ordered to
continue at One Shilling the quartern loaf. The
Clerk of the Cocket Office, Manion Houle, deli-
vered in an Account of Flour gild to the Bakers
for the la( twelve weeks, amountim. to 195,417
racks, which is 16,284 nine-twelfths lacks confumed
by the metropolis weekly.
London, England, 1802-11-17

ARRIVED

At Leith, Diligent, Butler, from Peteriburgh.--At Cork,
Adtive, Ellis, from Hatnburgh ; and Minerva. Ford, from
Bourdeaux, Anna, Graham, from New Orleans.
—At Barcelona, Ocean, Lawfan, from H ll —At Belton,
Eglentine, Hatnikon, from Clyde.—At Cadiz. Dalrymple,
Shields, from London ; Raphael. Falifen ; and Killory, Diougal,
from Liverpool.
London, England, 1802-11-17

HORSES.

This day was pnblilbed, In Two large Volumes, Odavo,
Second Edi ion, Price t6s. in Boards.
APHILOSOPHICAL and PRACTICA.
TREATISE on HORSES. and on the MORAL DL
TIES of MAN towards the BRUTE CREATION; with
Replies to the various Objections contained in a late Publica-
tion, and kafonable Hints to certain impolitic Advocates of
Veterinary College —By JOHN LAWRENCE.

CONTILNTS.
Critical Account of former B&t'ng Animals
Writers, Engiiili and Foreign Hunting
Various RacesandDcfcriptions Racing
of Horks Cocking
The Duties of Humanity to Faro
Beafts Boxing
Smithfield Cattle-driving Running He and the Turf
Breaking and prefent Syftem The whole (Economy of
of Hod:manna* modern Stable, Phyfte, EMS-
journey-riding and Furniture cife, and Training
Capital Trotters, &c. Put-chafe and Sale, with the se-
Rules for the Ladies cuitomed Rules of Warranty,
Military Manegc Repofitoiks, Dealers, &c.
Draught Hodes, Town and Veterina-y Medicine in gene-
Country . ral—The College
Draught Oxen All the known Difeaft4 of
Monopoly and Foreftailing H rfes. with the molt ap-
The natural methodof Shoeing - proved Remedies, and Prac-
-full Direethms tice at large
The iPhilofophy of Sports, or On the Difeafes of Horned
diferiminating Lines in re- Cattle,the treatment of Cows,
gard of Humanity and the Pitradtion of Calves
Athletic Pxercifta in crofs Potations
London : Printed fur H. 1). Symonds, No. zo, Paternoiter•mw.
London, England, 1802-11-17

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEy.

The Euro!, for Rafehecden, will be paid at the Adam and
Eve, York-ftreet, Weftminfter, on Saturday the asth init.
The Hoop Kite will be paid fur the Waakaatuheid at the
fame time and

A diftnbution for I Aft-lathe French frigate, captured by the
Phabe, will he wadc at N. 17, Cecil-arect, on Turfliy cis
ay& la.
London, England, 1802-11-17

to adminifler the oaths, &c. to the Peers prefent,
among whom-were—
The LORD CHANCELLOP., the Duke of Yoex,
the Archhifhops of CANTERBURY and YORK., the
Duke of PORTLAND, Marquis of SALISBURY, the
Earls of EGRIISIONT, CHESTERFIELD, MOIRA,
Maceertsty, Vifcnunts LIMERICK, WSNTWORTH,
CURZON, NELSON, HOOD; the 131010 p of LONDON;
LOECISWALSINGHAM,KINYON)SIELSIAAUCKLAND,
and BOLTON.

At four o'clock the Houfe adjourned till a
quarter before two to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-11-17

TO MARINERS.

HULL. Nov, maims wing to the prevalence of the
North-Eaftcrly winds, the ridge id land ttretching *croft the
mouth of the 'Fyne, known by the name of the Bar. has in-
crrafed in height nearly two feet ; and on Saturday and Mon-
day laft, fevcral !hips !truck heavily thereon, in going to
The Britannia, of North Shields, Captain MOODY, received to
much damage, that the was obbged to return on Sunday, in
great dittrefs, almuf linking. She t► fine@ delivered of her
coals, and gone into dock.
TO MESSRS. BENNET AND WHITE, AT LLOYD'S.

Func'al, Bland of Madeira, Oc.l. t 7, i siot.
Gentlemen—The A urot a, a large Brazil Lb ip, blew up nearly
In the centre of this bay, in the morning of the 30th of Augutt.
The lower part of the (hip, with her gun, and banal!, funk in
about 39 fathoms ; and as weighing it is impradicable, a large
circular flat, cork buoy, painted white, is now placed over toe
wreck. But u ibis buoy may not appear as a caution-buoy, to
every thip or vcffel that may come into the bay, I have to re-
quelt that you will adopt the molt effeetual means of rendering
this information u generally known as Diable, in order that
all (hips frequenting this trade, may avoid the rilk of leaving
their calcs cut,by anchoring too near, or overlaying,the wreck,
as bringing up to the weitward of the buoy in future, is recant-
mendcd. 1 have the honour to be. Gentlemen,

Your obedient Servant.
Jos. PkINGLX, Coliful-Ger.

The Chapman, Sc HIJ R. from the Baltic, is towed
into the Humber, difmafted, and nearly foil of
water, by the William and John, C H aier-ka, which
veffel is alto very leaky.
The Haflewood, FREEMAN, from Hull to Dula.
,lin, is got into Ramfgate by the Deal boats, after
being on the Goodwin Sands. .
The Bonito, of 'Whitby, from London to Me-
mel, has been driven b. by contrary winds,
from the Cattegat to Shis • ,aati from thence to
3:11:1At kit_
London, England, 1802-11-17

ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST t 7.

" We are all auxioutly expelling the arrival of
General STEWART from Conflantinople, in hopes
he will bring us orders for quitting this country, of
which we are all heartily tired. Thefe barbarians
the Turks now regard us with the utmoll hatred
and jealoufy, and if our force was any way dimi-
nailed, we Ihould have every thing to apprehend
from them. They have already Rabbed feveral
of our foldiers, and one of our (entries was killed
on his poll, in endeavouring to protest an Arab
woman from one of the Turks, who was going to
offer her violence. The offender was (cited, and
proved to be one of the green turban gentry,
the defcendants of Mahomet, whole perfons are
reckoned facred ; notwithßanding which, Lord
Ceram inGtled upon his being publicly Rrangled,
which was done, as ufual, with the bow-ftring.
" tur army, which amounts to about 4000
men, arc extremely healthy : none have died of
the plague fillet the t 7th of June laft, and except
the tech regiment, very few of the troops have
the riptliAlmia.
" The Marnclukes are 11311 in great force,.par-
ticulsrly about Ghiza, and have already defeated
the Turks in feveral revere fkirmiflies with con-
riderable lois, arid, I am convinced, will drive.
ther,i out of Egypt loon after we (hall have left it.
" The only fort which we have retained in our
polfeefion is Fort Cretin, near Alexandria. The
chief part of the Turkilh army is at Rofetta, to
which place they were removed from Alexandria,
an the remonstrances of LOrd CAVAN, to prevent
the cotifequences that might arik from the ill will
that fubfilled between them and our troops."
London, England, 1802-11-17

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

GRAVESEND, Nov. Ili—Paired by,thc kibe,Landhals, from
nunburgh ; Endraght, —, from Enabden ; New Bruniwick,
Burdett, from Jamaica; Marquis of Lorn, White, from
Offend ; Venus, Bennett; Neptunus, Hart ; and Wow Yauke,
—, from Rotterdam.—Sa led the Joftph, Woodward, for
Charleftun • Venerable, Agnes, for Honduras; Duke of Kent,
Knowles,. for Amiterdam ; Daphne, Zannewall; and Verfeis-
host, licofwoot, for Amiterdam.
London, England, 1802-11-17

BUTLIR V. IWTTIRTIILD.

This was an anion which was tried at Guildhall,
before Mr. Juftice Geosa, and in which a verdid
of 491. was given for the plaintiff, fubjed to the
opinion of the Court, as to the legality of the de-
mand. The circunsltances were as follow :—The
plaintiff and the defendant had been in the habit
of exchanging bills : a very (hors time before the
defendant's bankruptcy there had been an exchange
of paper to the amount of five or fix hundred
pounds; the plaintiff had principally given his own
acceptances, tome of which he was obliged to pay
after the bankruptcy of the defendant. As the
debt did not become due till after the bankruptcy,
he could not prove it under that commifllon. It
was contended, on the part of the plaintiff, that
the paper which the defendant procured, was pro-
cured by him only as an agent for the plaintiff, and
tliat there was an implied indemnity. The Court
' was, however, of opinion, that this was merely
an exchange of paper for mutual accommodation;
that no indemnity was implied, and that each of
the parties accepted the paper that was given
them, on the opinion that they had of its good-
nefs, and of the means of recovering its value.—
They therefore thought no action lay againft the
defendant, and accordingly gave judgment for
I the defendant.
London, England, 1802-11-17

LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER is.

On Friday night about nine o'clock, one of the Northwich
fiats lying in Manchetter bafon, cwn laden, was difcovcred to
be on lire, but by the timely exertions of many, gentlemen,
aided by the firemen and others, jt was got under Coon after
eleven ; it began in the cabin, which was much injured, and the
grain lodged there moldy dearoyed, but the veffeLis fo tar re-
paired, that, the proceeded up the river with yefterday's flood.
Arrived yetterday the Ceres, Botche, and Aurora. Janche,
with timber, from Stettin; Wolfarth, &mkt, with timber and
wheat, from Dantzick.

Afrivals—Bstb, Thrafher, and Numa,Kellerfon,from hence
at Portland; New York, Seaward, and John altd Alice, White-
fide, 27th Sept: from hence at Philadelphia; American Eagle,
Carberry; Samuel Elam, Noble; Columbus, Berger; Trelaw-
ney, Affleek : Two Brotberk Shannon, ---- ; Mary,
Bunker; Three Sifters, Ruffen ; Delight, ; New York
Packet, Webb ; and Logan, Macey, from hence at New York;
Sufan, Adams, from hence at Charlefton ; Alexander, Welton,
and Rebecca, from hence at Baltimore; Warren, Eve-
ritt, and Re-union, Bond, from hence at Virginia ; La-
bernfuch, and Alma, Stevens, from hence at Genoa.
London, England, 1802-04-01

cent. by it, which it.volved him in ruin. fie wav
proceeding, but the Houle calling to order, he
apologized for mentioning any thing relating to
lumfelf, laying, it proceeded from the: dedtuftion
Co hated having brought it into confederation, but
he exonerated the Prince from any (hare in it.
Mr. Plactvzs fpoke for Come time againft the
original motion, going over the fame grounds as
molt of the Learned Gentlemen who (poke (,n it.
Mr. Tv RWH arc (poke in favour of the motion of
Mr. MANNERS, as did alfo Mr. COLCROF T, Sir F.
BURDETT, Mr. Jews., and Mr. DENT.
Mr. Jon Eros x and Mr. ELL: sow argued againft
the motion; and Lord Temple made a few general
remarks.

The Houfe divided, when the numbers appeared,
for the previous rtu_eftion, 16o—Against it, to 3.—
The motion of Mr. MANNERS SUTTON was of
courfe LA.—Adjourned at half pail twelve.
London, England, 1802-04-01

GUILDHALL, BATH, Scitii MARCH. dos. -
A a very numerous and refpeftable Meeting
of the Gentlemen and Refidents of the City of Bath and
its vicinity, eonirened by Public Advertiferneni, for the pur-
port of taking into ionfideration the expediency of an applica-
tion to Parliament, for the Repeal of the Income Tar
HENRY SEYMOUR, Efq. called to the Chair,:
Refolved.--That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that the
Paid Tax is unjuft and tutequal in the Proportions of Contribu-
tion, as the unconkientious man fregoendy evades it by fraud.
when the bonen man, often Iris able to bear the burthen, pays
it dad file, to the full amount; Gs that in fad it becomes a
partial Tax upon Honefty.
Secondly—That the Paid Tax is immoral by holding out
cooftant temptations to deceive and prevaricate ; and by the
multiplied adrniniftration *of the oath opens a wide door to
perjury KUL
Thirdly-.-That the laid Tax is arbitrary and inquifitorial in
its colledtion, by giving unprecedented, and in theieconfequence
often very dangerous powers to Olken appointed by the Go-
Vallnalt, to fearch into the Books and Printe Concerns of
Trade and Induftry ; and to inked the Deeds, Writings, and
Papers of Gentlemen, however ddkate and ferret in their
nature, which are ads of violates to the Bridal Sullied, and
to the priedrks of oar Free Conititution.
deirr7 blr—That a Petition be preluded to the Honourable
the Houfe of Commons, figned by the Chairman, and fuck
other Perked as Gaß concur in the abdve Refolutions, pray-
ing the immediate Repeal of the fold Tax, and that the Mem-
bers reprefenting the County of Somerfet be requited to prey
feat the Cane, and to give it their fupport.
The Refolution were paired unanimoudy, and Copies of the
Petition direirted to be left at the Upper and Lower Rooms far
Signature until Tharfday evening next.
Before theeondniion of the Meeting,Captain Hardeaftle pro-
pelled the following Refohitions, whic' being feconded by the
Reverend Jakph Townfend, and read from the Chair, palled
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman
for his ecuidudt in the Chair, his seal in promoting this Meet-
ing, and his (upped in a caufe, which every fulled in this king-
dom is fo deeply interefted in.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Worfhlpful
the Mayor, for his ready and liberal compliance with the 'e-
qual of the Chairman in granting the de of this Hall for the
purpofe, to which it has this day, I trait, beat ufefully employed.
That the Refoludons be healed in two of the London, and
fuels Country Papers, as the Conunitteelbuy think proper to
dire HENRY SEYMOUR, Chairman.
London, England, 1802-04-06

MILFORD, APRIL v.

This day arrived the (hip Ephaon, of Poole,
Lisar, mailer, from Liverpool, bound to
New Brunfwick. At eight A. M. of the 3oth,
being about eight leagues to the northward of St.
David's Head, (he fell in with the brig HOPE, of
Workington, entirely diimafted, her cabin broke
up, pumps taken out, and from all appearances
plundered of every moveable article appertaining
to the veil : her cargo, confifting of about one-
third of her burthen of potatoes, indicate her hav-
ing been laft from Ireland ; but what has become
or her crew is pall conjefture, as no trace thereof
could be found on board. The Ephaon has towed
her fafe into this harbour. Alfo arrived the Com-
merce, SEMPLE, from New-York, for Newry.—
Sailed his Majefty's (hip SEAGULL. on a cruize after
fmugglers ; and PETERELL (loop of war, for Li-
verpool.

ELSINEUR, MARCH zo.

A brig difmailed and upfet has drifted into
Sandbogr.n, near Uddevalla in Sweden. On two
oars found on board is marked " the Star, Aber-
deen." Her cargo confids of oak and fir plank,
pipe Raves, and trindlcs, fuppofcd to be the Star
of Aberdeen, Captain JAMES, who failed from
the Sound in November lafl. The Tagus, STRA•
CHAN, is athore on the Swinebottoms, and nearly
full of water. The Trolly, of Dylart, LAVROCK,
coal-loaded, is arrived at Frederickvork, about zo
miles from hence, where the is difcharging.—
Wind S. W. blowing hard, open weather, with
no appearance of frott.
London, England, 1802-04-06

NOTICES Of MOTIONS.

The CHANCELLOR of the Ex cnaitura gave notice, that he
fhould to-morrow move fur the Thanks of the Houle, to the
Navy, Anny, Militia, Fencibles, Volunteer Corps, Cavalry.
Infantry, &c. far their fervices during the war; and, he took
weariful to obft rye, that with the periniffion of the Houle, be
Mould bring forward on Friday next, inftead of to-morrow, the
proposed reitridions of the money payments at the Bank, and
he :-Agiird as a reafon for that delay, dial upon inquiry 11,_ had
found the period was not fo near expiring as at Grit he thought.
The difft rent Accounts moved for, by Mr. VaNSIT LAKE,
wt re then brought up by the different Officirs of F ge:fe and
'u (Innis, which were referred to the Conunittec of Ways and
Means.
The CHANCE! roa of the Excnettuiß moved that the dif.
ferolt Ads of Parliament of the 39th and gctli, &e. of
ceorge 111. impofing certain Duties, &c. fhou d be referred to
the raid Committee.
London, England, 1802-04-06

BIRTH.

On Wednefday morning, lA, at his feat Dovenby Hall, county
of Cumberland, tLe Lady of J. 1.). B. Dykes. Efq. of a daughter.

DIED.

On Thurftlay !aft, Franck Buller, eldeft fon of Sir Francis
Buller, Bart. of Lupton-houfe, in the county of Devon.
At F.dinburyh, on the Both ult. Mrs. Janet Thonifon, wife
of Henry johnfon Wylie, Lfq. W. S.

.NDON Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIEL.
(of Carnally-Brat) at the Sraa Pal N 1 I No-Omit, No. I,
Carey-ftreet ; and publiffied by LEVFL K 2(of Can-
terbury-place, Lambeth), at No. a, Carey-fireet, and at the
Sral-Orres, Temple-Bar; to which Office all conuntuti-
&um for the Boma are requcitcd to be eddrcifed.
London, England, 1802-04-06

TUESDAY, APRIL 6.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Conf. 77/ 71 71 f
for April ace. 771 784 78 79 78 77/I—for May 78f.
Omrdum 5 6f 7 64/
?RICE OF STOCKS YISTERDAY
3 per Cent. Red !hut Imp. 3 per Cent. 75/
3 Per C.ConG 74 75 744 761 Imp. Anns. 13 1-16th}
New 4 per Cent. 1777 that Irifh 5 per Cents. that
5 per C. Ann. to6l tos # too/ Exehcq. Rills za. 3a. is. diC
5 per Cent. z 797 that ConL tor Ace. 741 774

The Milliner's budget embraces but few articles.
The charges incurred by the funding of the Income
Tax, and the Exchequer Bills, and by providing
for the Interell of the Loan, are to be defrayed
by the following Taxes
Milt and and Beer £.2onoopoo
skalled Taxes t,000,0c0
Duty on Exports and Imports z,000,c00

Laft night we received two days Paris Papers,
namely, to the 3d in(t. inclufive. They contain
no news. Joskrl4 BoKAPARTi is returned to Paris
from Amiens. General MURAT, the aaual Go-
vernor of Italy, is alfo 'returned to Paris. The
French funds are at 55.

In the evening a Mail arrived from Holland.
The contents are given in a preceding column.
London, England, 1802-04-06

POLYGAR WAR.

Me. Jo?ars 'adverted to a notice which he had given con-
cerning the War in India, and Rated, that he had been rcqueft-
el by fan( Gcutle:ntn on the other fide of the Houfe to poft-
pone it till after the holidays, and Paid, he Ihould therefore
bring it forward on the ayth of this month.
Mr. PoLa &skewed, that he wifhed the Hun. Gentleman
would, if poffiblc, go on with his motion which flood for to-
morrow, as he was deco ous of entcriog into a full view of the
quellion, a d lac feared his abfrnce in Ireland would pcnrent
him from taking that Blare in its coafideration in which he
was peculiarly implicated. He would, therefore, if the op-
portunity were given him, maintain that all the rcfponfibility
etfulting from the war was attached to the Marquis of Welk-
lley, and that, the merits of it were folely due to the Officer
who commanded the expedition'.
After a few words from Mr. W.Dundas and Mr. Wallace,
who admitted that Mr. Jones had deferred, at his requeft, un-
til the 27th, Lis motion, it was accordingly poftponed until
that day.
London, England, 1802-04-06

rusuc ACCOUNTS.

M►. N. VANILITTAR r moved, That there be laid before the
Hour,- an Account of the grofs produce of the Duties on Strong
Beer, from the month of Jely, tio;,down to the prelim time,
diftingsiiihing earh year, Sm. together wits an average upon
the whole.

An Ac count of the grub produce of the Duties on Table
Beer, in like manna.
An Account of the profs produce of Small Beer, in like
manner.
An Account of the Duty on Malt, for the fame period, &e.
An Account of the grofs produce of the Duty on Hops for
Seven Years, ending on the sth of July, 18ot, d.ftinguifhlng
each year, &e. together with an average upon the whole.
An Account of the allowance paid to Brewers out of the
Malt Duty, &c. for three years, ending in July, 1795, together
with an average upon the whole.
An Account of the Amount of the Drawbacks allowed on
the Duty on Strang Beer, lice. for the fame period.
An Account of the Drawbacks alfo on Hops exported for
three years, ending in July, :Sox, dillinguilhing each you., to-
gether with an average upon the whole.
An Account of the produce of the Aifeffed Taxes, for three
years, ending the sth April, 1802, diftinguifhing each year,and
the Duties paid during tfr..t period, acc.
An Account of th- Imports and Exports, Tonnage, tee. on
Ships, commonly called the Convoy Duty, from its commence-
ment to its termination, dillinguilhing the Exports tuslifferent
part; of Europe, lit;.
Thefe were all ordered accordingly.
Mr. ALF:Amine brought up the Report of the Commit-
tee of Supply, all the Refulutions of which were read and
agreed to.
London, England, 1802-06-02

' PARIS, MAY sE.

The Duke of of SAINT THEODORE; Neal`nlltan
Ambaffador Extraordinary to the Court of Madrid,
has been decorated with the Collar of the Order
of the Golden Ecece, and the Duchefs with the
Ribbon of the Order of M.tri Lonira. The Duke
intends to make a formal demand of the Princels
Isnat.l.l.• on the sd of July.

arritacr FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUN-

CIL Of COMMFACE LOURDEAVX.

COMINF/ICE WITH ENCL. 41.11).•••-it would, no
doittit, he very advantageous to France to obtzin
s diminution of the heavy duties paid by the wines
of France. doties annaint to a prohibition,
except in the cafe of thole perfons whofe circum•
fiances:ire riaremely cafe. The demand might be
ku: the g:nning or this point would perhaps
coil collect-Flom, the recti.rocity of which might
not be beneficial to us. With rdpal to navigation,
the two rations may agree that their flags (hail
enjoy in the re[oc.clive ports tlo: fame advantages
as thole paf..ifeil by the mod favoured nations.—
They might alto concur in fixing the sate of ex.
cl.arig.! at twelity-fi.ur liv:.cs or every pound (ler.
lin in the tranfatftitins of the refpeCtive faCiories."
Letters from Dijon, of the 25th, Rate, that the
vines have I-offered greatly in that Deparmetat from
the late frogs. In come parts of it they burned
fires of draw, and to this exptdient i, attributed
the preferv.o.;:at of part of the prodaftions. Ac-
coliws from Germany are full of the moll alarm•
cfreas cf the late cold weather. Accounts
from Monnti::gcn, r.f tile 16th of May, fay, ." It
has not ceaicd to Inow thek twenty four hours.—
The fnow is ::.lready a foot and a half thick upon
the ground. The trees are entirely covered with
it, and .41rnof: broken down."
London, England, 1802-06-02

TO BE SOLD.

Porfuant to a Decree of the Nth Court of Chancery, ma.7c in
a Cauk •• Smith Y. Calhoun," before John SprartgLr, Efq.
one of the Maten of the Paid Court, in Lots,
IIE Manor or Lordlhirs of TIDESWELL
and HI:AILOW, with the feveral and Fans,
Lan(l4, "fenernit nts, and Red Eftater, late of jchr..l.r:l•er,.Efe,.
innate in the feveral Parilbes, Townihips, an, 1'; e; of Tided=
well, Highlow, Nether Shatton, Hatherfedgc, 7-1-p Laillcton,
Thornhill, Hyam, Calver, Chapel in the Frith, Li—le :-Itietlow,
Litton, Wardlow, Gatherid Offertco, Hafleford,
Earniorth, Heinle, and Bakcwellon the Cquiey of I)..rby.
Particulars whereof may be hid !-,-,.atis) at the fit! Mailer's
Chambers, in Southampton buildings. Cliaarry-,atie, and of
NUM.& Graham, Salicitors, Liaco.n's Lendon.

CLAMOR OANS liiß E.
TO BE SOI.O BY PRIVATh CONTRACT,
AVERY Va:uable FItELHOLD ESTATE.
Three Miles and a Half from SwanLa, and a like Dif.
tancc from Laugher, two Sea Port Towns, confifting of One
Hundred and Ten Acres, or thereabout., of Arable, Meadow
and Pafture Land, within a Ring Fence. exempt from Tythe
of Hay, and having extenfive Right of Commonage. A very
fine Stream of Water, abounding with Salmon, &e. runs
through part of the I,nyaifes. _

Tonentied Speculators this Prop .rty is particularly worthy
of attention, na it contain• Two Veins of Coal of the belt 9,22.1-
lity, and of considerable Thicknefe, and is funpoitil to contain
two other fmaller ones, and in point of lituad in, and for its
internal and immediate conveniences, is extremely eligible, nut
only tot the eftablilbing a capital Colliery, but fur the crcdting
Iton Works, Tin Works, or any kind of Ma:nitadory, there
being an abundant fupply of Water.

Fur Particular., aeitiraa (Poit-paid) to Mr. Popkii, Attor-
ncy at Law, Swatifea.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Hop Pole Inn, in Woreefter, un Thurfday the 3d day
of June next, between the Hours of Three and Six fr. the
Afternoon, lidded to Conditions of Sale to be then pro-
duced,
AN Elegant New-ereaed VILLA, in the Parini
of Whittiorton, in the County of Woreefter, within Two
Miles of the City, with the Offices, Co tch•houfe, Stable, Gar-
den, arid Shrubbery, neatly laid out, and about Three Acres of
rich Meadow !.and, in high Cultivation, part whereof has
lately been planted with choice Fruit Tr:es. Tire Land and
Premifes adjoin the London Turnpite Road d..adin:: from
Worctiter tu-Perthore, are within a pltafant wall: or L'OrrXr-
teT, command a delightful View of tits ad;oiting Country,
are Freehold, a defirable Spot for a filial! Lrany, and wee
late the Property and Itclxieuce of Mr. Jonathan Lea, dc-
cra:ll.

For other Particulars apply to Mr. Bird,Co:lzge.yard,l7.'or-
cettcr ; or Mr. Y..o:nar.s, Nos. la, and 13, CLokut's Inn,
London.
London, England, 1802-06-02

OXFORD, Ali 11" 31.

A letter has been received this morning, from
his Grace the Duke of PORTLAND, as Chancellor,
tignifying that the learned and Reverend Dr.
W►LLS, Warden of Wadham College, and per.
Actual Delegate of this Univerfity, is to have the
Prebendal Stall of Weihnintler, vacated by the
recent death of the Rev. Dr. HOARE, Principal of
Jefus College.
London, England, 1802-04-30

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS Tl-111 DAY.—WIND North.
attittn. • out.
2 Dublin, o
s Wattrrord. I
2 Hamburg'', o
t Dutett. o

FALMOUTH, APRIL 27.
Sailed the PRINCE ERxrsr Pat ket with the
Mails of the 2111 iud. for the Leeward Ulan& ; the
Manton., Cap. DINN is, for hrillol ; American
Ship Aaive, Capt. Dom ay sm, for London; PRINCE
or Wat.ss,Capt.Trelluddra, for do. American Brig
Eliza, Capt. Putty, for Nantz; American Brig
Falcon, —, for Vigo. Arrived the AElive cutter,
Kinfman, with 250 Ankers of fpirits, taken up at
fel. Sailed this ensuing the Spider fchooner on
a cruize. Wind N.
London, England, 1802-04-30

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At tbc London 'acct, Folbole-arcet, Plymouth, after the
Sok of Wine, per Vrow He!legonda,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
VOIL rarorrArtrix,
t ao Calk/ Powder 13/ue -

I Bak of Paper
Part of the Cargo of the Pruffian Knff Zum Cotton Enfwyek;
contanned as prise to his Majcfty's hired armed cuttyr Condi-
tution, Lieutenant John Whitton, Commander.
For Catalogues and further Information apply to Mr. John
Hawker, onerekant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-30

PLYMOUTH, APRIL ay.

Came in and failed again this day the Alexander,
Capt. HALY,finm London, for Gibraltar and Leg-
horn; the Friendlhip, Capt. SUAKIN, from Lon-
stm, for Nevis; and the Cybelle, Capt. GRAY,
from London,_ for Cork and the Weft Wks.—
Came in the Caftor tranfport, from Porthtth,
with part of the sth regiment, for Cork.— fled
the CLYDE, of 36 guns, Capt. Committee:max, for
Chatham, to be paid off; Sufpence, Capt. EPABLE•
Tom, for Antigua ; Alert, Capt. SALTER, for Co-
runna ; Ocean, Capt. Bell, for Jamaica; the Wil-
liam, Capt. Lasoaiso, for Dublin; the Ustcota,
of 32 guns, with paid off feamen for Ireland ; and
the AMTLIA, of 38 guns, to the wellward. The
I'iSGARIN of 38 guns, and the ItEasan, of Ift guns,
are under failing orders; the former for Ireland,
and the latter for the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1802-04-30

FRANCE.

PARIS. 4 FLOILEAL. APRIL 25.

Cid= DUBOIS TN.utVILLE, Charge d'Affaires
and Coromiffary-General of Commercial Relations
of the French Republic, at Algiers, writes, under
date of the sth MIL that the treaty between the
French Republic and the Regency of Algiers,
given in our Paper of the 16theand ratifieil by the.
Fits CONSUL, has alfo been ratified by the Ihr
ip the moR folemn manner.

Citizen Dubois THAINT/LLR haying requeßed,
in the name of the FIR sr Coanti., that the Cifal-
pine (lave,-LuIGI IMPERATORE, (hould be fet free,
the Dry replied, ,6 Since Bottaraityt demands
him, he is no longer mine; I give him np." This
Cifalpine has arrived in France, on board the Fu-
ret, with the difpatches from Citizen DUBOIS
THAIKVILLe.--Monitear.

This day a folemn thanklgiving for the peace
and reflorotion of religious cltablinsments will take
place at the church of the Protedants at Paris, in
the ftreet of St. Thomas-du-Louvre. The fervice
will commence at half pail twelve. Places are
refereed fir the Contlituted Authorities.

In yettei day's fazing of the Tribunate, jaccdi e-
MINOT reported from the Committee in favour of
the law relative to Public Inttrutftion. His fpeech
was °lilacd to be printed, and an adjournment
took place until to-morrow.
• It was officially announced at Bale, on the 18th,
that the Valais is to he crated into an independent
Republic. The French Government, however, re-
ferves a paffage for its troops.
The lelFer Council of the Helvetic Republic has
iffued a decree for fufpending the operation of the
new Conftitution, and lot convoking an affembly
of the matt eminent Citizens in the feveral cantons,
on the aBth inftant, at Berne, to deliberate upon
the Conftitution of the z9th of May, t Bot. Among
the Citizens thus denominated, we find the name
of Mr. Nzczze.
London, England, 1802-04-30

By TWIN PINKLitTON.
The Aftremomical Introdudlian by the Rev. 8. 'trivet, A.M.
F. R. S. and Pinata= Prate Mir of Altrottomy and Experimental
Pa y is the Univerfity of Cambridge.
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akin Treaty with France, the Publication of tlllOl Work has
here deferred for a few Weeks. bin the delay. it is hoped, will
be compenfated by the Improv,ments isadifronfab:c on fo un-
common and important an occaficm—The Maps will amount
to between Forty and Fifty, from entirely new Drawings, ha-
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this Department is univedally acknowEdged. The chief
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!OR COUGHS, &e.ANGIBAUD's LOZENGES of ELoIS,
THESE celebrated Lozenges, which lusre been
fold in England upwards of one hundred and thirty years,
were invented by ClllAatts Ati °IBA o,of Blois, Apothecary to
the then King of France, and have been conveyed by C
ANGIBAUD, his grandfon,latc of St. Martin's-lanc. London, by
afflOmunat of the original receipt, to the prefeut Proprietor.
The difficulty of obtaining one of the principal ingrodients
Iron, abroad, having occaSonally interrupted the fide of there
I.qzenges, or soldered them of an inferior quality, the Pro.
pric or, from a bteimportation of that article, has now the fa.
twadion of offering the preparation in a parcel fiAte, and he
tri,l that the public may depend upon • cool/ant tupply in
fet ute.

The Lozenges of Blois are very different from all the modem
inrrntions, and are a molt pleafant and cffolsal remedy for
Clu ers, Cods, and d i (orders ot the Lungs. By a peculiar flscat ti-
los quality, they quickly away ti.offc troubleiome tickling?
Crash', raged Catarrhs; and by their fattening and healing
',blurs, afford great relkf in Sore 'llaroaas, Sorcucfs of the
Bradt, and Allbmatic Complaints.
S.4d by appointment of the Proprietor, in boxes, price tat 841:
esPh, duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul
Mr. G..!,ibir. No. 42, Cornball; Mr. 'Nu, at the Royal Er-
;At 13aytey and lew, Coekfpur- Area ; Wade's,
Ow 114,u41-11teet ; Mr. Jeboult, No. too, and Mr. Piailink
21% 76. Oxford-area I Mr. Wand, No. 334, and
btr. Quin. No.s6p, am*.