Star.
London, England, 1812-03-25 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, MARCH 21.

&tiled the CIIANZ sloop of war on a cruise. Put
in the Lord Car:vet transporz, with part of the 37th
F',u on board.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH '24.

Sati:ed the NORTH STAR on a cruize.—Wind E.

EAST•I9IIIIA Hotta. Meacti IL—The Court Of DI feet Oft
of th. . .li nmed Cemeacy of Mere/wee of Ergland tr• tier 1..
Itsst.t seism, do hereby give nutter, That tam Pays, a reset lag t I e
present negotiation with Government for the renevral of do Costs.
pany's exclusive Privileges. are now Frisian for the information
tithe Propiietors. and oill be rca.iy to be deli,* od *ten
Hews to-morrow at noon. Was. 11 AIMS'. Seersbity.
' Several vessels arrived yesterday from various ports
in Fiance with cargoes ot silk and such other articles
as ate allowed by the licence trade. By one of these
we are informed of some serious disturbances which
had taken place in Caen and its neighbourhOod : so
that even the heavy tyranny of Bounemete cannot
press the subjects thereof'so low but that they will
sometimes rise in tumult. The high r 7 of provi.
e siors is stated as the cause of these escences.--.
lOn the 24.1 inst. bread in the town of C.en WAS at so
enormous a price per pound, that the inhabitants at
large, being unable to purchase it, were determined
Ito seize it by violence wherever it could be fund; for
Vtich purpose they assembled many thousands strong.
.T.ie Mayor had tendered himself obnoxious by defen•
ding the shops of the bakers, and by effendi.% ptucection
to all the dealers in provisions by means ot the police
and mili:ary under his ccntroul. The mob,Lowever,
after being rtintoiced from the crorn• y, Lee:tine so '
powerful, that they defied his power, and in a con-
!het which took place, put h:m and his party coo.
pletcly to the rout. Having catried this pr tot, they
next assailed his mansion, which was destroyed and
plundered. Some lives were therein lost, and greet
mischief done ; but whilst the populace were thus
busied in their pursuit of plunder, they were surprised
by the arrival of fresh moors, who, . aided by the po.
lice, dispersed the rioters, taking many 9f them pd. i
9nners. The next day a Military Commission was
instituted, and upwards e f5O of the ringleaders were
brought to trial. The result was, that eight of the
most dating offenders were condemned to be shot,
and their sentence was immediately carried into ea-
coition ;12 others were consigned to hard labour 1
tor li. ) ears, and between 20 and 30 more were placed 1
jor a term of years under the rye of the police, to
*horn they were to present themselves at stated periods.
The pursiiit of the squadron from L'Orieat was
given up on the morning of the 1I th instant. The
bellowing is an Extract from the Log-book of the
'Tarsi eavors, relative to this subject :
" On Monday, the 9th la.stant, his Majesty's ship Diana ML
in with the Orient squadrou. four sail of the Noe and two frt.
pies, betwixt the Penmarks and tithes, dose on a wind at N:E.
appartntly bound to Brest. On the 10th, Isis hiakety's ships
Trent. ndous and Peet ers fell in edth them on a wind es the
Istarboard tack, wind East, Grimm blearing E. N. E.leVell leagues.
On Troneedous and Poisthri bearing up, and making ell sail,
they bore up also. and set studding mils. dli le,lf-puit 0 Aid.
when they hauled to the wind on the temboar.i tack. Traires.
!dove tai Poictiers finding thoy sailed much better thandelbenty
' (particularly the Tremendous) generally did, dryad wish aim at
three P.M. Ibe enemy bore up and made all mil possible, la
close order of battle steed g about N. W. by W. '1 rev:madam
and Poicden nen bare up and made nil.
" At bur observed two tall of ha. e Alpe In the S.W. dome to
the w nd, on the larboard tack: at live observed them tut end I
stand towards the enemy. Treniendoes Senior °Nicer made
saguals to them of the enemy's berg in eight.bearieg N.W.byW.
eight or nine miles; also night signals to the suenereldps that
the chase was au enemy, and £rrniendous and Pelet:ers asatkeed
steering the course which they conceived the uneasy were steer•
ing during the night. Ac day-111,1.t they were only seen from the
mast-Read; at eleven A.M. lost rshoof them tram partial winds
—when last seen steering about N.W. by W.
" I here is every reason to suppose they were bound to Stast. '
hut on hest seeing Tremendous and Poietien they bore up. sod
when th-y dlscro_red only two sail they hauled their wind, bit
on observing several sail coming down before the wend, aim she
two strange ships in the d. W. they bore sip in very close order,
steering N.W. by W. the wind variable from the N.E. by 1. ter
N.H. by N.
' " 'I he vends which cone down before the wind were a der
' voy with his Majesty's ship Hyacluth, which Tretneodues aid
Poictiers certainly prevented Whig into the hands or the mensy.
" The two ships in the S.W. were bit Majesty's ships Peeves
and Diem, but bring too far to leeward to be able to distinguish
signals, imagined 'Vermeer:an aid Pointers to be enemies.
" Two niche enemy's line of battle ship appeared to sad much
worse than the rest, as It appeared they were towed by two others
dune/ the night of the loch."
We are happy in being able to state, that tranquil-
lity continues to prevail throughout the town rind
immediate neighbourhood of Nottingham a but, on
Saturday night, the house of Mr. Topham, of Pent.
ridge, in Derbyshire, was entered by a gang of des. '
peradoes, who demolished seven lace and three stock-
ing frames. It is supposed that he had excited the
indignation of the frame-breakers, by his attempting
to bring some of them to justice. A man and its
wife in that neighbourhood were also very much
abused the same night, who are evidences against
some persons in Derby. jail, on suspicion of frame-
breaking : report states, that they well obliged to
I promise not to swear against such persons, in order
Ito escape destruction.
CITY Busastess.—Yesterdey the I.OIID MATOIL 11134 it Comt
of Common Council at Guildhall, which was very filly attended.
A motion was made, that it be rehrn-d to a Committee of Alders
I remand a Commoner from each Ward, to ecnisider of the best
method of rendering more effected the servixs of the two reel-
mons of London Militia, as well for the general defence of the
kingdom, as for the local protection of the City, and to report
their opinion Thereon to the Cent. An amendment was moved,
' that the same being under the ainsideration of a Committee, and
certain points being retested to-Comae!, that they be required to
. proceed, and present the same to the Court. The amendnwnt
i was carried in the-481.min. Ibe Court subscribed the sum
of 'fete to the w:dows and taunt es of the unfortunate men lost
in the St. George, Hero, and Defence. lately wrecked on their
passage front the 'Salts; as Um to those of the Saldanha, lost on
the coast of Ireland.
Mat e-i.aer.—Tbli day the market has few arrivals of When.
and not much of remaining supplies ; sales sheeted fully Nippon
last prices ; some prime old Dantsie about lees. per varier—
!Barley in short supply and dearer—White Peas ilkewase—And
the same may be observed in Beans of the two nor--•—there is a
continuance of elsort atteplies of Oats, the sales made amiotalo
CU late L.crcaae in frica-41our a Monday's aih lam,

soclErr FOAM ?POP dC iinoN OFCHMS-
TIAN KNJII'LLDGE.

The Duke of YORK held a Military Levee yester-
day, at his Office at the Horse Guards, which was
attended by Sir ROBERT WILsoN, Lieutenant•Gene-
rali MAITLAND, ST. LEGER, WEMYSIand CoNunitvu,
Major;Generals SONTAG, Sir T. DYER, and STS
VENSON.

A Board of General Officers was held yesterday
at the Horse Guards, on the business of the Military
College at Marlow, which was attended by the Dukes
of KENT and CAMISIUDGE, Earl HARRIN9TON, Sir H.
.BunnAno, Generals HOPE) CALvear, &c. &c.
An incomplete statement having appeared in some
of the Papers of the Allowance made to Officers who
are permitted to provide their own passages to join
their Regiments or commands at home or abroad, we
think it proper to publish the following official Table :
It is ndcesSary, however, to observe, that a deduction
of £8 is made for every servant not embat led of the
number allowed :
ALLOWANCt IN TRANSPORTS.
Number of I Tonnage for
Set van:s. I Bar ay.
-

sul/431tern
Capt id

Rinks.

111.ijor or Lieut. Co;ontl 5
Colonel 3 .
5
Getier..l Officer 4 10
ALLOWANCE IN LTEU OW TRANSPORTS.

To or from Gib-
raltar, Bermuda,
Ranks, and N. America.
Subaltern X2o
Captata
Major or Lieut.-Colorml 40
Colonel 48
egueral Officer . 64
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
wmt-otTicE, MATieff

Weat
and the Me-.
ditertanean.
.C 2.5
35
30
60
80

'Cape,& other
place. beyond
the Equator.
X 33
46
' tiG
80
105

tat Regiment of Lire Guards—Lieutenant Richard Lothian
Dickson, from 11.41.' pay of the 95th Foot, to be Lieour
vice Hal., who exchanges, receiving the difference ; Francis S.
filcher, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase,
rke J. H. Davis; promoted.
Ist lteg'mcnt of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Wm. Stirling to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hiss-, who retires.
Sod Ditto—Comet the Honourable Frederick Bertie to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Elliott, who retires; Maxwell,'
Gent. ut be Cornet, without purchase, vice Bettie.
sth Ditto-I.Arthur Baker, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase,
vice B.ur;tigton, prOmoted.
12th Regiment of Light Dtagoons-4Abraluun Lane, Gent. to be
Cornet, by porchale, vice Patton, promoted.
13th ry Willis, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice
• Macrae, promoted.
!Is( DAto--Corner George Aitken to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Grant, who resigns.
M Regiment of loot Guards--George Douglas Standen, Gent.
to be F.n'ign, without purchase, vial Rodney, promoted.
17th Rejateon of Foot—Ensign Wm. W. Crawley to he Lieute-
mutt, by,pnrcLase, vitt Holden, who retires.
• gM Ditto—Lieotenant '1 bonus Poole to be Captain of a eom-
. *one, vice W.lson, deceased.
ItudD.tte-- Grllliths, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Satchwell, whose appointment has been
canceled.
111th Ditto—Hospital Mate Was. Parker to bilAssist ant Surgeon,
Nice Evans, %Teetotal on the Staff.
45th D.tto-10, action,. Charles Barnwell to be .Adjutant, vice
Leslie. promoted. •
15th Ditto—Wm. Gibbens, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vi-.4e
Peacorke, promoted.
bath iltze—A:sistaat-Surgeon M;clizel Donaghue, from the Slat
Foot, to be tt.rgeon, vice Campbell, promoted on the Staff.
Hid Ditto--Assi.tant-'-urgton John Maekesy to be Surgeon, vice
Boyl , promoted on the Star; Hospital Mate Giles NPlllin to
be Assistant-Surgeon, vise Mackey.
791 h Ditto—Adam Kentody, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vce Morrison, promoted.
list Ditto—Hospital tiate Herman S. May to be Assistant Sur-
geon, vice Donaghue, promoted in the 58th Foot.
112 d Ditto—Ensign William Mason to be- Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice French, cashiered by the sentence of a General
Court Media).
117th Ditto—Ensign James Kenelly, from the 103 d Foot, to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice Maunsell, promoted in the
Bourbon Corps.
11th Ditto--F.t.sign Osman C. Watts to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Shand,promoted; Emanuel Thomas Poe, Gent.
to be Ensign, vice Watts; and Lietuenant W.A. Steel to be
Adjutant, vice Shand, promoted.
Oath Ditto —Major Ralph limes, cretin the 4th Garrison Batta-
lion, to be M.tjor, vice Butler, who exchanges.
201Ith Ditto—Lieutenant William Sleigh, from the 29d 1 ight
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Jackson, de-

ceased.
1034 Ditto—Timor Meagher, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Kentlly. appointed to the 87th Foot.
Ith west luela Regiment—lieutenant Etienne Nod to be Cap-
. min of a Company, without purchase, vice Mintyre, mibier-
esi by the sentence of a General Court Mania.
Ath Garrison Battalion—Mujor the Hon. Henry E. Butler, from
the 98th Foot, to be Major, vice bates, who exchanges.
STAFF.
P. Houston, Gent. to be a Deputy etsdstmit-Conaraissary-Ge-
rural to the Forces.

GARRISON.
Lieutenant-Colon,l John Farquharsem, of the 42d goat, to be
Ineutenant-Gemerunr of Ca. le, vice Grant, deceased.
nosriTAL STAFF. •
Surgeon John Alexander Campbell, from the 58th Foot, to be
Surgeor to the forces, vice Gunning, promoted.
Surgeon Alexander Boyle, from the tied Foot, to be ditto, vice
kai reit, promoted.
To be hospital-Mates for General Service,
Samuel Wylie, G.ct. vic6 Whatton, promoted.
laugh Gent. vice Quineey, promo:ed.
Thomas Lukts, Geet. vice Frederici, promoted.
King's German Legion.
Ist Dragoons—Cornet Heßty Leftrew, to be Lieutenant, vice
Manua, promoted.
Charles Linde. Geut. to be Cornet, vice Leftrew.
4th llattalion of the Line•En4ign Adolphus de klartwigg to be
Lieutenant, vice Sander, who resigns; burjeact George die-
hold to be Ensign, vice kiartwigg.
. BREVET. •
Sesign and Adjutant John iieterich, of the Foreign Depot at L.y.
sailor-on, to have the rank of Lieutenant.
mcSipRANDL:NI.
The promotion •of Deputy Assis:ant Commisserr•Genes al
Kuper, (as stated in the Gazette of the 17th instant) has not
eaten place.
'rue appointment of James I.awder, Cent. to be Hospital-
Mate for General Sercke; (as states in the Gazette of the ad
h.s:aut) has not taken place.
k.usign lal!un, of the :;7th Foot, is superseded, being absent '
without leave.
Eaatervsi in the Gazette of the 22d September list.
4th Foot—For Ensign Charles Macintosh to be Lieutenant, read
Ensign Robert MaCintosh to be Lieutenant.
Col74l4arsiells i i the Winchester Volunteer Infantry,
sigeed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Rants.
Ensign Robert Knight to be Lieutenant, vice Earl, deceased.
William Bradfield, Gent. to be lensign, vice Knight, promoted.
Dared March 2U, 1142.

LIGHTFOOT, Esq. is appointed Storekeeper of
the Victualling Yard of Chatham, vice &HOLMAN,
Esq. appointed Naval Officer of Madras.
On the 3d instant, six Fishermen were upset in a
r nail on the bar of Milk Harbour, Sligo. All,
porished, and, td" aggravate the calamity, they have
left five widows, and twenty chiltheu) (the eldest not
above tea,) to bewail ;lack loss.

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important cloctiments I beseech Yon, Centime, per.
wit me earnestly to call your,attention. They will
discover to you, how. truly great and goo 4 the work
is, in which you are enftft They not only amply
justify all that I have ed, but afford mutter for
copious and interesting farther detail, Would the pre-
sent time and place admit of it. But enough has
been said, both here and elsewhere. It now behoves
that, as your Treasurer, I give, you some account of
yoar funds. What this respectable Meeting !
may produce remains to be seen. From its conk-
plexion, and from happy experience, in seusons that
are past, there can be no doubt but the sum will be
considerable. Recollect, my friends, we all have re•
ceived freely at the hands of PROVIDENCE • let us
freely give,-tach according to his ability. Here are
16,000 children—Britons born—your own country.
; men, your fellow-subjects, now receiving the benetit
of your laudable, liberal, patriotic, pious exert i.4ts, in
such a way as may qualify them, by the hlesiag of
Goo, to became, like Many thousands, their predeces_
sors, a credit to the Christian name and profession,
valuable and ornams:ntal members of civil sixietx.
and some of the bravest and most surcessiutidefen.
dera of 'their King and Country, both by sea and land.

At the Anniversaryli,leeting of the Correspondent
Board ineLtindiSn, liuWflie Incorporated Society for
the Propagation of Christian Knowledge in the High.
lands and Islands of Scotian d, and among thelndians in
America, le:Id at the London Tavern, on Thursday
last, there was a numerous and respectable meeting
, of
.the friends and benefactors of the Society, all
' seemingly eager in promoting its interests, with a
view to its laudable purposes : and we cannot help
`noticing, in this public manner, the very great zeal
that the Treasurer and the Secrethry of the Board
discovered on this occasion, by describing to the
company the nature of the Society, and the great ob..
I jects it has in view, &c. After the cloth had been
removed, and the health of our venerable- and be-
loved SOVEREIGN..." The PR!;;CE REGENT"—" The
Ouiree, and the other Branches of the Royal Family"
? i.: The Noble President"—" The Earl of BREADAL.
DA:fE," and a few other individuals, had been drank, '
with great applause ; the health of Mr. ADAM, the
Treasurer, was proposed, and drank with great marks
of respect ; whereupon he rose to-return his thanks
to the company, and prefaced his toast as follows : '
" GENZLEMEN—I am very sorry that it has fallen to
my lot to be the Chairman of this numerous meeting.
' Not that I can possibly dshie, or, in any case, wish.
to decline a service that is connected with the interests.?
of an Institution so truly valuable, and which I so ?
highly venerate and respect—Not that I am insensiblen.
of an honour, of which match greater and better ?
men than myself, might justly be proud t--ellut be-
cause
I fear that your expectations will bo dissap. i
pointed ; and that, taken by surprise as I am, and !
not a little indisposed, the business of the evening
should suffer in my hands. Had my ft fond the Eatl I
of Kinnoull, your Neble President, been able to at-
tend this Meeting, besides the splendour and eclat,
which naturally and properly attach to rant and title,
and the impulse which the presence of Nobility never
fails to inspire, his Lordship would have brought
with him quatitier, that would have enabled him to
fill this Chair with honour to himself, with great ad-
vantage to the Institution, and entirely to the satis-
faction of ail present. His Lordship's absence is
matter of regret to every one of us ; but it is so par-
ticularly, and on many accounts, to the person now
addressing you. However, I will not be discouraged.
Quite.at home here, and among my old friend=, I
look with confidence for their wonted support. I
trust the spirit, good hun.our, and harmony of the
Meeting will not be interfered with, by these unto-
ward circumstances ; and, above all, I iron willing to
persuade myself, that the inicrest of this ',excellent
charity will not sustain i:jury thiough any neglect or
defect of your. Chairman.
" Gentlemen—The kind notice you have been
' pleased to take of me, does me a great honour ; my
sense of which, as well as the grateful feeling which
it has excited, will, I conceive, be best expressed by
constant, unremitting endeavours to serve the good
cause in which we have all embarked, and to farther
and promote the interests of an Institution, that stands
foremost and unrivalled on the list of those numerous
and useful charities which, while they prove an un-
speakable blessing to this country, do, in a peculiar
manner, dignity and exalt the character (if the Bri.
tish name and nation. I said, our Institution stands
pre-eminent on the list of public charities ; and surely
I may repeat what I said, without danger of mistake,
or fear of contradiction. If we consider its antiquity,
(it has existed above an hundred years)—it we ad-
vert to its nature—to its grand design—to its present
,state, ein-ts, and objects—in short, to its general excel-
lence, and to the manifold, extensive, important, and
permanent advent tees, of :Odell it has been produc-
tive, there can be but one opinion on this subjece;—
and we shall all be readily disposed to acknowledge,
that there does not exist in the British dominions, as
Institution more praise-worthy, or that has stronger
or more indispensible claims on the generosity and be.
nevolence of an enlightened public, than this has.e
—lt will ht. recollected, Sirs, that the Society to, and-,
with which we correspond and co-opera e, was orie
ginally and professedly formed—" For the honour of
Gon, and the happiness of mankind," -and these an.
blime and noble purposes, it has sedulously and uni-
formly laboured to promote, during the ?apse of an
age, by the best and most natural means in the world;
namely; by instructing the ignorant and the vicious
not merely to read, wiae and account, (all which are
proper doubtless, and indispensible, as a very smoll.
part of a very wide and amprelrenlivc system) but by
1 teaching the ignorant and the vicious (also) the .
knowledge and practice, of true religion and christian;
virteie ; and those who are acquainted with the for:. 1
mer and present state of the Highlands of Scotland, i
I must well know; and by far the best qualified to ?
describe, what happy effects have been produced,
and what heat t.gladdeoing results have been display-,
ed, in the characters axed Conduct of the individuals
who have, in their youth, enjoyed these advantages
when, at a more advance '1 age, they come to mingle
with society, and to take a share in the concerns and
occupations of active life. Such facts, so attested,
' render declamation useless, and even argument itselt
unnecessary. In speaking thus highly of oar excel-
lent Institution, I am sure I shall not be understood
as intending to cast the slightest disrespect or reflec-
tion upon other Institutions. Men, who are uno.
stentatious, who are nut triflers, but really in earnest
in the desire, which they profess, to do good, will
naturally rejoice at the increase and success of others, ,
who are keeping the same object steadily in view, A
although they may happen to differ, as to the precise A
way and mode of attaining it. Nothing like an idea ' adjust, ,
of clashing, far less of hostility or jealousy, cane for a sees of i
moment, find a place in their minds: for, whenever, l'alant ins
and wherever evil exists in the world, it is the duty !l ean( omit,
of every man (and it will afford pleasure to every c„,
good man, to endeavour himself, and to perceive tit. B.
others endeavouring) to counteract and cure it.— on Mc
And to all those who are thus engaged, be they Socie- T"lve'
tics, be they Individuals, one would cordially wish et all'','
abundant prosperity and success, and most heartily she
bid them Gon-speed. Of our own Institialon, the I
worth and pretensions cannot be too highly appre- mate, r
fingers, Sullatora, Serie
• . .
crated ; its fair fame and character have long been v'cmiacdoln".' -street,
s Inn ; of Mr. Eyre, Solicitort Gray's lon-sqoare; of
thoroughly established; it has the experience and. Mr. Van H.ythuvson, Solicitor, John.,trees, littlfora-row ; of
testimony of a century in its favour. Its various re- Mr. 'Wool Mdleen, of -rodcaiter; of Mr. Joao lievier of
Sleofsiorgoph, osar Doncaster; ,of Mr. James Hine-mitre, Bradet-
ports, statements, and schemes, from time so time ex.-,
WM, near H.,uddersat.the6el,l; of Mr. Moniss
beitylah of I?evrsbaol,
hibited, loudly and sufficiently speak for themselves,
and furnish
.an appeal, the most forcible and convin. heron e. at tbea Will4pyt Arms,:. je,w ausat(jet.;llll the it 11_0
eing to the understanding and the bean. To these bee Cllthateteelsd et %night Hallo mat liwkip4s4 . 1
• - . .2- 7 . ... ..:i— .
.- • 6.

" Where truth an.: honour mark their way„
NJt Eagles swifter to the prey, •
Nor Lyons strong or bold as they."
GENTI.Phi EN, the hinds of this Society, though
respectable, are, however, by no means equal to the
idea that some persons have entertained. Continued
and additional contributions are absolutely necessary
to enable it to prosecute its object, to sustain an aug..
mented expenditure, and to meet increasing demands.
Such contributions are now strongly solicited. much
additional beneiit, I am persuaded, would speedily
arise to the Institution, if its friends would be more
on the alert. and more zealous in its cause : if they
would let slip HO opportunity of co-operating in its
service: if, in fine, they would give it all the publi-
city in their power, and all the recommendation which
it so justly merits. Measures of this sort I humbly
beg leave to ur;i: upon all present. For my own
part, as I have already hinted, my best efforts in so
good a cause shall never be wanting. I wish my
.ability were greater. My zeal and good wishes
cannot be exceeded, and these will cease only whea
I cease to live."

We must defer the Secretary's address and other
speeches, all equally honourable to themselves and
zeaious in the good work they were enraged in.

Bi icni. •

Saturday, the 21 instant, the Lady of George Atkins, Esq.
Paymaster of the Second Somerset Militia, of a con and heir,
at Ramsgate.

SALES BY AUCTION.

PORT OF FALMOUTH.

By Order of the Honourable Coma ksiscers of Ms Majesty's

• Customs.
On Thursday, the ‘.?ti of Apr:ltittlft, by TOO otloch in the Fare.
noon, wilt be i-xpe.ed to PUBLIC BALI, at the Custom.
House, in this Port,

THE FO'LLONVING GOODS;
VIZ:
3 Bottles Vickie,
176 tracts
32 Dozen Watch Chair%
7 II:vs
10 Lerher Caps
41 Bonnets

tsi 6 lbs. Sugar
261 lbs Salt
34201b5.
1:46:4141. Ct.rt se
I I lbs. At row-rtwat
9 Cslons Wine

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psi•

psiacif
f Co. N-

on..
bury,

SALES BY

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kty Mr. 311.
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• Tire4voi to Two Lon,
riLi 9WFrOevbitirlFivEKAe,NiaNtiwUcouctyl TIES
a,
two Grothisen,wise aged 41 and the other 4, yews.
dePartn-squictsignare ; 11:41AIISdOeuf Mn
PlieeMartf;s°•intledirontriMr. Swing% )6. ati.
Piccadilly.

THREE HOUSES, SEYMC:II7FUPLACE, Lrrirts Carts!
By Mr. STEWAIIt I ;
At his Great Room, 194. Piccadilly, es Wednesday, Aptll I, at
"'arrive, its "Ilirce Lori,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most
1. pleasatitly situated, surrounded by gardens at.l greiabw
walks, bring Nos. 10, and 13. Seymour-pace, Little Chltea,
wen-built and neatly finWsed; held for a texas of 97 years,*
ground rent of €d2. 10s. Mi.
May be viewed. Particulars bad no the premicee • of yohn
Evan.., Esq. Solicitor, Mildr.d's-court, V.:. try ; -14 of Mr;
N.t. 194,
Hi.MU "FERRAC:::,

JTTAUE-RESIDENCE,tft/151.t.
Ly Mr. S I AWART,
At his Great items, 191, Picchi:3y, un We4aesday. Avg &
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at
A DESIRABLE clad pent RESIDENCE..
K 4, Henan!, 1 create, entity-walk, adicothis the Kilo.
roast, Chelsea, Stied up in the most tagief--114yla al mnderu Ars
pace; 1144 for a teem uf 95 yeira iron' Midutnnur, isi 1, ara
grpuud rest of nine stunelli It tto a ClObt 14.SpeCtaLig L.:13.4tt
50 guises, per annum.
May be viewed, with bane tithe taut. Paniculars ha *
the Cubism Aram, Sloase-street ; the Auctius AUK; Aid of
Mr. Stewart, No. 194, Pio:I:dill.

TO PAWYBROKER3I2 AKER4, Ate.
EAGLE-STREL-T, comer of 1114.) UN-a
with itunihdiate pioussion,
By Mr. STEM AR r,
At his Great Room, 194, Piceadidy, ou WetliMday, April 4,
Twelve.
AN excellent HOUSE and SHOP just fr•baik
with the lust materials, and will fighlati, spout dearabis
situation fora Pasvnisroktr, Baker' or any general bosom, 1.0.1,
EN:le-street, and within one door of Red Lion-gtm, leaguers,
Lehi fora tarn of Oi years, at a &reload rent id 111 per moo.
A:ay be viewed. Pr.rticularstrad at the Pftletilleb ilk Awes
4411 i and of Mr. Stowast, 24u. 124, Pittahr.
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FREEHOLD ESTATE, ALBEMARLE-STREET,
•PICCAULLLY.
$y Mr. STEWART,
.At his Groat Room, 194, Piezaddly, on Weimar, t,
At waive, la Two Lora,
Lot I. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD
4. 3. HOUSE,' with double sta!r-ase,
not-le-street, let to Mr. Pares, on ham for an uaesi.trad soya
.of 28 yenta, at the vat few rent of Attu per manna, ana
the occupation of Mr. &an at a rant of digit pee ifingiL
Lot 2. Au excel.".nt Freehold' own Ret'desicy, No. as, AMA
Marle-street, with double stair-casc, Low taL4suposi, sad
poi9l to I:c.worth a stilt of .t.:10 per an quo.
• May be viewed every day (Suuday eacepted). r.rtateati
of Cordall Brookes, EM. Solicitor, Great Gi.orytkree'. Vfob
niirtiur; at. the Amiss kat t ; and of Mr: Stoma, lea 114
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Ifoluablo and My deli ;shed CCZlectiond Orlsitul
iNot. POR PRINTS, and BOUM of fitafft,
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THE ARMY.
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The Duke of YORK held a Military Levee yester- I At the A
day, at his Office at the Horse Guards, which was ' Board itu,Li
attended by Sir ROBERT WILSON, Lieutenant-Gene the Propaga.'
rals MairLaxn, ST. LEGER, WZMYS and Comittavu, lands and hl
1
Major;Generals SONTAG, Sir T. DYER, and STK. . America, li
VENSON. I last, there I.‘
• ;
A Board of General Officers was held yesterday of the trier
at the Horse Guards, on the business of the Military ; seemingly e
College at Marlow, which was attended by the Dukes ;
noticing, in view to its
of KENT and Camattwor., Earl liaattiNcyros, Sir H.l that the Tr
Bunnann, Generals HOPE) CALF-ear, &c. Sec.
I discovered
An incomplete statement having appeared in some 1 company th
of the Papers of the Allowance made to Officers who 1 jests it has
are permitted to provide their own passages t..) join i removed, a
their Regiments or commands at home or abroad, we 1 „I C ..,
1 lOveu uOVri
think it proper to publish the following official Table :1 OueeN, and
4, f
It is necessary, however, to observe, that a deduction I .4-• •
he Nob
of £8 is made for every servant not embarked of the I niotz,,, sob
number allowed : with great
asLowapee IN TRANSPORTS.
Number of Tonnage for Treasurer, 1
Kinks. Servants. Baggage. of respect ;
'
Subaltern • • I } to the coati
Capt id 1 S - " GENZL
hlajor or Lieut. Colonel C 5
Colonel . . 3 ' 5 my lot to b
genera Officer . 4 10 ' Not that I
attovra wee IN LTEU OW TRANSPORTS. to decline a t.
To or from Gib- Weot Indies I 'Cape,& other of an Insti
..
raltar, Bermuda, and the Me- places beyond highly vent
Ranks. and N. America. diterranean. the Equator.
Subaltern . £2O £25 £33 of an how
Captain . Ittl 35 16 men than n
Maj. ror Lieut.-Colonel 40 50 66 cause I fe,
Colonel . 48 60 80
general Officer . 64 80 105 pointed ; a:
not a little
bIILITARY PROMOTIONS. should wife
WAR-OFFICE, NtA RCM 2.1..
of Kinnoul
Lai Regiment of Lire Guards—Lieutenant Richard Lothian
tend this 1\
Dickson, front IL:l.'l,a), of the 35th Foot, to be Lieulattant,
vice Han, who exchanges, receiving the difference ; Francis S. which natut
Pitcher, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, and the hnl
vi.e 1. H. Davis, promoted. fails to ins
Ist ittOnent of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Wm. Stirling to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hiss-, who retires. with him 9
td Ditto—Comer the Honourable Frederick Bcrtie to be Lieu- fill this Chen
tenant, by purchase, vice Elliott, who retires; Maxwell, vantage to
Gent. to be Corey, without purchase, vice Bettie. faction of
sth Ditto-I-Arthur Baker, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase,
vice Barr;tigtou, prOmoted. matter of 1
12th itegim,nt of Light Dragoons—Abraham Lane, Gent. to be titularly, at
Comet, by porchule, vice Patton, promoted. addressing
19111Dnto—liet ry Willis, Gem. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Quite• at ho
• Macrae, promoted. look with
tin Ditto--Cornet George Aitken to be Liestecant, without
purchase, vice Grant, who minim. trust the sp
Si Regiment of loot Guards—George Douglas Standen, Gent. Meeting wi
to be Ensign, without purchase, vied Rodney, promoted. ward circur
17th Rejaitan of Foot —Ensign Wm. W. Crawley to be Lieute-
nant, int_pnrcLase, vile Holden, who retires. persuade n
• am Ditto—Liettretiaot '1 homes Poole is be Captain of a Com- charity will
pane, vice Wison, deceased. defect of yc
indUttn-- .r---. Grlllitbs, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, if Gentle
without purchase, vice Satchwell, whose appointment has been i
pleased to t
caveat::.
90th Ditto—Hospital Mate Wm. Parker to bilAssistant Surgeon, sense of wh
Nice Evans, appointed on the Staff. it has excitt
45th Dato—ta, titenazn Charles Barnwell to be Adjutant, vice constant, ur
Leslie. promoted. • cause in wh
. 55th Ditto—Wm. Gibbens, Gent. to be Ensien, by purchase, vi-ae
Peacorke, promoted. and promot
55th Litze—Aosistaat-Surgeon M;ebarlDonaghue, from the Slat foremost an
Foot, to be thrgeon, vice Campbell, promoted on the Staff. and useful
tad Dieto—Assi.tant-'-urgeon John Maekesy to be Surgeon, vice seakable I
Boyl , promoted on the Star; Hospital Mate Giles N p
}'Bain to •
be Assistant- Surgeon, vise Mackey. manner, dii
781 h Ditto—Adam Kennedy, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, tish name a
vice Morrison, promoted. Acre-eminent (
01st Ditto—Hospital late Herman S. May to be Assistant Sur- 1
geon, vice Donoghue, promoted in the 58th Foot. may refire
or fear or V
12d Ditto—Ensign William Mason to be- Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice french, cashiered by the sentence of a General (it has exi:
Court oers/. vert to its m
07th Ditto—Ensign James Kenelly, from the 109 d Foot, to be state, eio-ts,
Ensign, without purchase, vice Maunsell, promoted in the •
fence, and 1
Bourbon Corps.
90th Ditto—F.esign Osman C. Watts to be Lieutenant, without permanent
purchase, vice Shand,promoted; Emanuel Thomas Poe, Gent. Live, there
to be Ensign, vice Watts; and Lieutenant W.A. Steel to be and we shal
Adjutant, vice Shard, promoted.
that there C
fah Ditto —Major Ralph Bates, frotn the 4th Garrison Batta-
lion., to be Major, vice Butler, who exchanges. Institution
;00th Ditto—Lieutenant William Sleigh, from the 29d I ight or more ind
i Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Jackson, de- nevolence
ceased.
1034 Ditto—Timor Meagher, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur- , —lt will lye
chase, vice Kenelly. appointed to the 87th Foot. with which
Ith West Insia Regiment—Lieutenant Etienne Noel to be Cap- ginally and
. ton of a Conspatty, without purchase, vice Mintyre, cashier-
Gon, and ti
ed by the •encence of a General Court Martial. blime and r
,lilt Garrison Battalion—Major the Hon. Henry E. Butler, from
the 98th Foot, to be Major, vice Bales, who exchanges. formly labo
STAFF. age, by the
',p. Houston, Gent. to be a Deputy Assistapt-Commissary-Co- namely, by
swat to the Farces. not merely I
GARRISON. proper clout
LieUtenant-Colon.l John Farquharson, of the 42d letter, to be , - a ve
part of
Lituteuant-Gcveruor of CaMsle, vice Grant, deceased. ,
1 teaching th
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Surgeon John Alexander Campbell, from the 58th Foot, to be ; knowledge
Surgeon to the forces, vice t;unnitig, promoted. ' i niriene ; and
Surgeon Alexander Boyle, from the 62d Foot, to be ditto, vice ! mer and pre
nutria, promoted. I must well kt
'Io be HoLpital-Mates for General Service,
describe, wl
Samuel Wylie, u.ct. vice Menton, promoted.
Hugh M•Ctintoclr, Gent. vice (2u:wry, promo:ed. and what he
Thomas Lukts, Gent. vice Frederici, promoted. eel, in the r/
The King's German Legion. who have, it
)art Dringoons—Cornet Harry Leftrew, to be Lieutenant, vice when, at a r
Hama, promoted. . with society,
Charles Linde.' Gem. to be Cornet, vice Leftrevr. •
4th Battalion of the Line-Ensign Adolphus de Hartwlgg to be Occupations
Lieutenant, vice Sander, who resigns; Serie:oft George Sie- render decla
bold to be Ensign, vice Hartwigg. unnecessary,
- . BREVET. • • lent Institut
Snip and .Adjutant John Deterich, of the Foreign Depot at Ly. as intending
suturou, to have the rank of Lieutenant. tion upon o
asediMaaNDLat.
I Kuper,
promotion •of Deputy Assistant Commissary7Genes al Sten t atious, '
(as stated In the Gazettn of the 17th instant) has not in the desire
1 taken place. • , naturally rej
The appointment of James Lawder, Cent. to be Hospital- 0
Mate for General SerckGazette
e; (as states in the of the ad although the
lest am) has not taken plate. who are het
hallign l'altun, ei the :;7th Foot, is superseded, being absent way and Inc
without leave. of clashing, i
Eaenryst in the Gazette of the 22d September last. moment, fin
4th Foot—For Ensign Charles Macintosh to be Lieutenant, read and whereve
Ensign Rupert MaCintosh to be lieutenant.
Comlne.siens ill the Winchester Volunteer Infantry, of every ma
sighed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of i good man,
Hants. others endc
,
1 Ensign Robert Knight to be Lieutenant, vice Earl, deceased. And to all tl
William Bradfield, Gent. to be busign, vice Knight, promoted. tics, be they
Dated March 2u, 1012. labundant pr
bid them G
----*LIGIITYnoT, Esq. is appointed Storekeeper of worth and 1
the Victualling Yard of Chatham, vice S.,liol.llANs I ciated ; its f
Esq. appointed Naval Officer of Madras. thoroughly
On the 3d instant, six Fishermen were upset in a testimony of
jenall on the bar of Milk Harbour, Sligo. All ports, galena
perished,
porished, and, te aggravate the calamity, they have hibited, loud
. . left five widows, and twenty chilcheni (the eldest not and furnish
above tea,) to bewail ;lack loss. . sing to the
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111.71.1111111111111At1cirlom
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tES, dr itios, tad 430.
reiviw, tlts:a

2 1-1.1.3 126 Dozen Mits vii following day. (Oul;day Clawytei), • ' 121 Puts Sweetmeat. 2 I.ogs Mahogany A RARE and VALUABLE COLLECTICfI
Also, a quantity of broken-up Aukcrs. Prb
The Goods may be viewed three days before the Sale, on appli- DominifeWnicate..tbe ihrks.of Anfberartingitry!,fli.tti.i;;lls;el'l.erce. Mien
cation :t the Custom-House. i. den, limit 'Vaa.Mbeldin, Marc Attunid, Ste' a aunicreeteets . s., 0.
Custom-House, Falmouth, March 17, 1212. I w.senilibge at the Italian. German, and Item% Schoon,hrelin raising
NAVY OAK TIMBER.—HANTS. I
' . impressions; the Bible in Latin lir,ainiful salnuscripi, at visa ncri
. vellum, ex qu isittiy ill tan in• ted wit% nusiterolls Ma m*i f a al* b t ed
To be SOLD by At. in Lots, at the Anchor Inn Red. • a splendid and unique article; 'Boekt it Fritts. Ac. taati4 ttle 111 r
bridge, on Friday the 2d.of Apr-I neat,. at three o'clock, I with great taste by the distinguished Firearet Mewls, at fie Wtth It
FROM £4OOO to 47000 worth of lafge OAK i eences end late the propeny of the Marie* et kiemil. ' fee Si i
NAVY TIMBER, standing at Brockeuhurst, Dibdsn, I May be viewed three days preview' to the Mb. OAP Vag
Swanwick, and 'Litchfield. now had of Mr. Stewart, No. 194, Pletaddly. sthole 1
--,-.-i...
I -di. celuvat
..
After the 24th of March, Me. Toomer, at Brockenhurst. Mr..
James (Andy, 'at Dihlen, and Mr. John Fisher,
_of Curbridge, I,
GENUINE CO/ILECTON OF PICTURES," itheape,
will chew the Timber and give particulars. Messrs. Webb, ! From the Marquis of Wardell SisMrj, atlbstifieb Med c
Webb, and Attwood, Salsbury, will also furnish particulars. i By Mr. STEWART, , • . ,
._ . __At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Thursday, Aprg Vila The
TIMBER. 1 following day (without' reserve), work, t
UNCOMMONLY FINE NAVY AND OTHER TIMBER. I A CAPITAL COLLECTION of PICTURE w'rreaiir.,.;
In one or more Lois, at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham, (and •a• ea of the Italian School, from the well-known Gantry ea
:1,7f
not In London, as before adterthed), an Saturday, the 4th of Marquis of Rios*, of Florence: eta:Night litieSPreel's ell
April, 1219, at three o'clock, , early period of the Artsiand the Week" of the followist tittle
t•-r'
IXTEEN HUNDRED and, SIXTY-ONE Masters : Giotto, Manteignir, Misaccio, lippiaii. A. Darthl
OAKS, estimated at .57,4911 ft.; 219 ASHES,
.at 11.599 ft ; ban, A. Lelearto, Baroccio, CataCci, Dangabl ilso, Ga3sl( j 4.1 Put
69 ELMS, at 2,197 ft. ; and 34 ocherTtees,M 949 ft.; with the & Dolce, e. a
Bark and 'I ups thereof, standing in the parish of 'Fansworth, •
nag . .1047 be viewed omit week frevieer to the Sae. ;Id Th
, •
Win wickshire, within the t:istance of from half a . mile to two * • -. ,fi N
suites from Hockiey Wharf, on the Birmingham and Stratford . CHIPPING' ivieollillE 8U,...K5.-By Mt. ItOl.lSO se;
Canal, from whence the timber may be conveyed by water to , P N
AI ear at the Red Lim Inn,is
Lendun at about fifteen pence per foot, and to Chester or Liver- `'"...,Peida,„
_s the,_",
_44 AP --. n t
~,_____A oby . Ye
pool a.. about the same price, and which Canal communicates ;ermines, pa Las, uniess. pt.-violist, disposed at:Lit
with the Severp at Stoureort. About SOO of the Oaks are to- . Contract, nilialcie due notice will be
warkably fine, long, thick stuff at.d planking timber, in Umber. :.A comP4cT and ve:y
'lade Park, end the residue is most* lbw hedge-row timber, •sc -11- caged TIarIiF.RIDGE FARM, camorislag al" i'" neuter;
40 Aresur
with good tops, and in shaatious to 'become at at any season of Acres of Land, of which 21 Acres are Fr.-thald,
___,,,,, ftgesty,
the year, except where the fields are in corn. thereshouts are Copyhold, and 78 Auto are LeaselMitissigm•
vatuble ESTATE.. .(.'isitsech, asi
Mi. Matthew Gardner, of Tarnworth, will thew the Timber, with a moiety of 24 Acres of Leasebokl Meadow, Ambit *a sr
and deliver printed Particulars; which may also be had at the Wood Land. A good commodious Farm Km*, !tree 1 ss .
piincleil Inns in the neighbourhood; of Messrs. Richardson and Bann, Stabline,,Cow-house, and other moralist
Co. No. 7, Lincoln's Inn-fields; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. itratford. necessary for the use and accommodatioa _
...of the tig** A Fag
on-Avon; and et Meson. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Sala- whole within a ring fence, situated iq di. n,em of r'
bury. Wycombe afeemuld, and new In the oosupatios of die 1
-afld Mrs. La weeps: -The Leaschoig Pet et this apiolien
, . TIMBER. petty, may tt a very easy expense, be converted tit's
illaaras.4e fo,
TO BE peremptorily SOLD pursuant to a Deere: of the High Also a Copy Close of rich Arable Land, near sr
Cot
Court of Chancery, bearing date the 6th day of February, the Town of Wycombe, containing *leg Acre', oat ar Ibis
to iaQui
ts ado
11112, made in a Cause, wherein the Rev. Charles Itichatd now in the tenure of the Propriety.
Beaumont and others, are Plaintiffs, and John Deawnout and- Particulars may be kaowet of MCS-11. Nadi aii bat Cleve. a;
others are Defendants, Wycombe; or of the Auciioneer, Great lifatioW.ibsies A Fast
attended t—
lessen (Pi Hid Curt
A LARGE quantity of TIMBER standing at or will give orders fora vie* of the Estate-
will be duly o. March 10, 11112. °slaty CI
J... 1- war Whitley Hall, in the Partah. of Kirkheaton and parte • •
et
adjacent, is the County of York, and Mytton Hall, in the Town- . a ye.;
slap of Little Myttoe, and Parish of Whalley, in the County TOR COUGHS:. COLDS. !Ic A Fil
Palantine of Limmater, site the property of Richard Henry I Diseases
Beaumont, Esq. deceased. Such part of the Timber as lies in V a lige irm the- dine ityea to titsfo°l hi,_...„41 me
IXTA LBW' CQLTSFOQT LOZENGUT
nano, se
the Coanryof York will be Sold with the approbation a SAIIVIL who blew*. rahi, bi Cu.*, ft mined iv "'"- :lir.'"
Cour-row Co'', Esq one of the Masters of the said Court; at Louvres, as the most agnionoSigges aod airs: dilit4 ral 'ln
1 L.s 11
the Beaumont Arms, near tho.c.burch of Kirkiseatun atuipadd,. gradaah„buomos i, out look sea with wars IMP rap, on Monday, the 30th day of, March. ibis), the Sale begionot it conveyed to di. parts affeuted; these I.rar.ale4 an tab( . I.l` i
Twelve o'Clock ; and such part them( as lies in the County df • detergent, aid lubrucartng, allayle.s the tickhog
Lancaster, will be getthwitli ell! hpprobation Of the said master,- deadens Coveting, clear's dells/ire, and
Icis** boa,
it the sign of the Boar at Lirskti/Vlyttou aletesaid. on Friday, warm* offal,. * wed as asp„,-„,e,t,a fen i egesreLiiiht y.:40•144101
the 141 day of April, 1212, the Sib beginning at 19 o'Clock. bled midi conj., throkth the winter, aid daeoetteere'
Particulars of the said 'limber may be had, gratis, at the said I roue, .ai
within the reach of all -tniL, el peold.a.
._ . • die Mew%
Master's Chamber, in gnathanipton-buildingt, Chancety--fAna, Sold by ebe Fermi
London ;of Messr.. Horne and Rogers, Solicitors, Serie-tercel who are the soh au'rop4 Ltset%ardrs,llas.d66:ar.t arP:upri. i'grat.,_l4oo4 ft :in ,
Lincoln's Inn ;of Mr. Eyre, Solicitor,, Gny's inwaquare; di the,„ name.= ,i,`, comp. Room au. by '1 mt. as ..
nem of it.,
Mr. Van Heythuyson, Solicitor, John-street, Bedford-row •et bulge. and Cu. 0,,,,,.4.4„,.„,,.
Isalta ii. a
Mr. Richard Asichnell, of Tedeaster; of Mr. John Neville of Al w Alspra. ANnpEPTCSSIS fee de • • ' so.
Spoisierceseh, near Doncaster;
•cif Mr. lames Hinchliffe,Brad&ll- COlipel, a remedy long approrea, and.re.
!sue, near Huddersfield; of Mt. Fhomat Rydaii, of Derribury, on, know is the m rd: om, price only ts. td. .
1
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D,fte• MO 1:14,i11'41121,44.143 4.
bear Leeds, Ellie Beaumont Anna Risitbeatost; at 'the. Deal
Pviltt_clqii9se ;at the Whit*/ Arms,; in WhauctikaPleliw4l LONDON a Priatod by Laval. Ku", •--
hmaii.l ;awl a; Wkitirtliall tis A awl& elm •' I a viii*4 Ow. lag At SO itultallt TegiliPilli
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