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London, England, 1801-06-26 00:00:00

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Nifttrit.AL INTELLIGENCE.
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FALMOUTH, JUNE 13.
Arrived the Axsar cutter, EVAN:, from Pordi
mouth, having on board Commiffioner biome.
risLy, who will take his paffage in the firft packet
for Halifax.
Sailed l'Hitoabzi.“ atmed.brig, with a fleet
of victuallers, which arrived here yefterday from
the Channel Fleet, for Plymouth. The American
flip Cora, Captain HUTCHINS, with tobacco, fee
London ; the SHARK (loop of war, with the !hip
Flora, Captain MOUNSDIN, for Honduras; and
lerrie, Captain Does-ram, for Africa, to join the
outward-bound Weft-India fleet, now off this port,
under convoy of his Majefty's fhip GARLAND.—
sailed elfo the Peggy, ANDREWS ; and Two Sif.
ten, Davis, for London, and feveral Coafters for
the Eaftward.
The TOWNSEND and LADY ARABELLA packets
will take the Mails the next month for the Weft..
Indies and America.
A French cartel is arrived in Mounts Bay, in
eight days from Nantz ; but we do not learn that
the brings any particular news.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE ES.
Sailed the PRINCE or WALES, of 98 guns, Rear
Admiral Sir R. CALDER; and the Asthma, of 38,
Capt. HERBERT, to join the Fleet off Breit; alfe
a cutter, of 14 guns, with a Fleet of ViCtuallers,
for the Fleet; and the COCILCHAFTEL lugger with
Difpatches for Jerfey.
It is very generally rumoured here, that the
French Fleet are at Sea, and that the Ships which
it may be poffible to get ready arc to fail 'with the
utmoft &thatch; it is faid alto, that to compleat the
complement of their crews, the mep on board the
igun.boats are to be turned over for that parpsafe.
Sailed the Earl 'St. Vincent privateer, of is
guns, on a entice. •
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Poirramotrni:VNE ss•
This morning arrived the HYDRA, of 38 guns,
Copt. PAGET; and EARL, ST. VINCENT cutter,
from the coact of France: by the HYDRA we have
the pleaftire of contradiaing the account carried
frau) Plymouth to London, of la LOIRE frigate
having been captured off Havre de Glace. The
truth is, there has been no action, and C.aptaisi.
Nswamt breakfafted on board the HYDRA ne2,04
day morning, receiving at the fame time falai
weeks neceffaries from the latter !hip, water ea/
eepted.—tailed the Tams., of 36 psis, Sir E.'
Ha st t LTOII, for a cruise off Breft.—Arrived the fol-
lowing outward bound Weft Indiamen, that have
loft the convoy, viz. Atalantic, MIIIIHRAD, for
Surinam; Mary Ann, Tamil. sou ; and Ruby,
Pou.ocit, for Jamaica.
FROM LLOYD'S LW!'.
DEAL, Jvra at.--Remain as per 741.—Wia#
E. N. E.
GRAVESEND, 43)es at.--Pared by the
Hope, Daws; adman —; and Vrow Itra
minds. Szviza, from Ainfterdam; Vrow Anna,
g_etut, —; Vrow Elfyna, —; and josse Peterk
MINTER, from Embden.--Sailed the Eliza, Ben*
TON, for Minorca; Moe, PERRIN., for Sean
liVantington, Domovam„ for Fayalt; and the
tfatiretta, for Antwerp.
• Gassance. Iva; 17.—Artived on Monday, .
the mail was ;mkt nut. the °tighten, lii‘Ctuu,
from New Yolt,Sakkvidisiod dour, in
knd the Ilifselre Illrasat se from
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bah; -
will rice inicrietteds -La from; New Proi4
deuce. libere ate had put hi ileaky, tit() w
die SOO on the lath ult. in company with
Lord Welton -End Friendthip, for Loudon,
der convoy of the Calyplb !loop of war, and
on the 16th In lat. 27, long. 55, Paralte 34 da7&•
On the faint day alforailed from Nato, the Crate
Ifle, CA SIPIELL, of this port, for Charleidsrens.
Latter ses.td of lad week arrived at LI
the fad failintopered /kip Nancy. of
811111 R g from uettee in as days, with* of
wheat, having performed her voyage oat
fall in 77 clays, and being the saeiset from'
da this feafon. The Nancy carries a cog* et
W
nearly too tOSL
estaefday arrived in the Clyde. the /hip J
Caps ILOllllll' Gaissusa, from New York,
a cargo of cotton, flour, Indian corn, Owls '
after a paralE. of 33 days.
GLASOOW TONTINE Ll3TrAaiee,ll44 '
is arrived at Newfoandleied, from Leith; •
• ciTde
oJean,
Yrk.

rajeay'

Site brought accounts, however, that his I
Ship Altoontr had fallen in with and
rtwo large privateers, near the Sand Heads,
pored to be thofe which have long intellect
parts.
A letter received overland from Bombay, dated
the if of March, fags, a Laft month we received
advice from Nagore, which Sates, that on the 3d
of February, a brig privateer, mounting IS guns,
and full of men, came to an anchor in the Roads
of Nagore, where the remained'the whole of that
and the fucceeding day; during which time her
boats boarded and plundered all the country vet-
fels, donies, &c. in the Road; they alfo boarded
and took polfeffion of a large (hip, under Englifh
colours, and which had tome time (since arrived
from Tellicherry with a very valuable cargo of
pepper, cardamoms, fandal wood, and other arti-
cles; She had alfo received on board, from Nagore,
merchandize of great value, particularly pearls to
a very confiderable amount, the whole of which,
with the Ship, are in the enemy's potteffion."

WEST INDIA FLEET.
Of the outward-bound Weft India fleet, which
failed from Cork, there are 14 fhips for Jamaica,
, 4 Grenada, 6 Martinique, 2 Barbadoes, t Antigua,
3 St. Vincent, 3 Demarara, 2 Madeira, t Surinam,
Trinidad, t Honduras, t St. Lucie, t Cape Bre-
ton, t Oporto, t Li(bon, 1 Norfolk and t Richmond.
The Dublin (hips in this fleet are, the James,.
Paws, for Jamaica; Patience, HUM, St. Vincent;
Columbus, FINLAY, Norfolk; Fame, O'Goastaa
Martinique; and Ifca, MOORE, Barbadoes.
Thofe belonging to Cork are, the Sufannah,
.HUDSON, for Lifbon; Admiral Pakenhum, Ross,
Madeira; and Jolly Trader, M'Carr Y, Jamaica;
which, with the Sally, BLACK, (belonging to Bel-
faft), bound for Jamaica, are the Iriflt vefels in
the convoy.

The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed
Lord Mlct's Commander of his Majetly's (hip
BILLIRONHON, of 74. guns.
11 Captain VASHON is appointed to the Dazes.
1 suntan? man of war, lately launched at Plymouth..
Captain Paaraa is appointed to command his
I Majelky'!fhip Imo° is, at Plymouth.
Captain BROUGHTON is a_ppointed to command
'the BATAVIIR, one of the Dutch (hips in his bfro.
jelly's fervice. 1
His Majeliy's (hip BUFFALO, recently from 80-)
tang Sty, is ordered to be got ready to return ac
Coon as poffible. Captain P. G. Km) is to be tip:.
pointed Governor of the Colony.
The IsysITICIATOR (late Xenophon) ordered to,
Botany Bay, on a voyage of difcovery, is expeacd
to fail from Portfmouth the firft fair wind. She
'is admirably fitted out for the intended fervice, and
is manned with picked men, who are diflinguithed
.by a glazed hat decorated with, a globe, and the
'ewe of the (hip in letters of gold.
' -711se lall accounts from America Rate, that the
America' Navy, which was the (balking-horfe of the
'Republican Prints of London, has very properly
been difpofed of. Six of the bell veffels have been
laid up, and the Tea faid se Araion.
The Courier, Roma, from Pillau to London,
is 101 l near Harwich ; crew fared.
The Union Ifland, Doe matt from St. Vincent's
to Briliol, put into Tortola, after an engagement
with a Spanifh privateer, in which the Captain and
Mate were wounded, and one man killed, and fail-
ed the til of May.
The Fortuna, SMITH, is taken by the May-
Rower privateer, and arrived at Lifbthi.
"The Ebenezer, Saaamsa, bound to St. Doi-
is (trended near Bermuda.
1-11 Se Paramaribo, -..--, from New York to Low:
kadcru , is (branded near Sandy Hook.
Galatea, HURRAH, from London to
is captured in fight of Jamaica. Ano
is reported to be captured.
The Love, DeATH, from Whitehaven to-Gse:
nada, is 101 l at Grenada. Cargo landed.
The Hoop Sally, from Savannah to Martiniq
is captured by a French privateer, in the W
Indies.
The Ann, FILSITT, from Dublin to &ilia. is
on (Lore near Milford, and full of water.
Captain Navratsw who commands la Lora,
frigate, off the coax of Havre, married, 'a fe*
years fine, one of the Ififs Baaess, the preiperiuss
Milliners in St. James's net, with whom be had
a fortune of so,oool. !
Whillt the Britith Baltic geetwas vieualling near
Roftock. the annual fair was held in that place.
and the fight of fo and glorious a naval
force attracted'gg bangers from every part
of the dominioas of gh, Brunilrick,
*mover, and even frost tudoobeirgla; on which
secattat ivery article of Britilb goods was • ,
a day or two, sad riot a rentnaat left.
ers even Cent for En lint merthandife
folg
nrgh by poll, which were difpofed
as they arrived. The fellers dubbed feiesal
*tido they fold with the title of a k Nrroo, which
increared the avidity of the buyers, and the pro-1
lioiliknolk of the fele.
"-" to the memory of Dean Neese.
Irthzraeled in the forth tranfept .ed
. 4ipe weeds which the National Ineitiite,
b e Strube of the French language, ham
t fit to we gad die iroWs ;MIA
ithsx6
and onglisoils If thefe 'Porde are now re-
it mild on'tbe ground that they have..
too much are, haw evert mt.
The appeal ou the law oonvittioo 'of Ma
Brows has ace-4=W a curious fehifin in the
Court of King's leech, where the fonriadre irs
vided trio co a foist fa that by this castranny oft
Legal opinioas, the quellion ffilli remiss a forties'
l one.
Lord f ill Toll, by era_ aing bail far the appear-
ance of the AidCaptoio• who wit chord
with having as. of 1W faihreormored
sir dodge so es the issitilliaiost of the Ailinirolty
2 A taiiumusa• on i Aftedirelikibe 1

CORM-MARE?, MAAK-LANE.

We have had a confiderable influx of Country•
Buyers : the Wheat trade very brifk. and from
4s. to Ss. per quarter dearer than on Wednefilay,
and los. higher than Monday. other articles the
fame.

Wheat, 9os. to I 145.
bantzick Wheat, 1345. 1445.
Red Wheat, stos. toss.
Rye,' sos. to 6os.
White Peafe, 6os. to 755.
Grey Peafe, 425. CO SOS.
"Short Small Oats, 3os. to 425.
Fine ditto, 3as. to 455.
Small Beans, gos. to 565.
Tick ditto, 441. to 595.
Malt, sos. to 755.
Priee of Flour, zoos.
The price of the quartern loaf at Chelmsford
this day, is 1644.—F10ur 55. od. per peck.

Letters from Suabia reprefent the price ofCorn
in that Country as lower, at prefent, than at any
period during the laft 35 years.
There is no truth in the report of Sir THOMAS
ORATES'S intention to return home for the benefit
of his health. He has been afiliCted with a fevere
rheumatic attack in confequence of a cold which
he caught at the late affair off Copenhagen, but
his complaint had, however, by the !aft letters,
nearly fubfided.
Yellerday a very numerous and refpeCtable meet-
ing affembled at the Grove Houfe, Camberwell,
to celebrate Mr. TIERNIT'S EleCtion for the Bo-
rough of Southwark,
Mrs. THOMPSOK'S Mufic, on Tuefday evening,
was attended by a (cleft circle. The Concert com-
menced at ten o'clock,when Mils THow rsoa play-
ed on the Harp, accompanied with fining. The
Mifs Amonisitzs next played on the Fiano Forte,
and fling an Italian duet with much fcience and
harmony. The two Mifs Cum las likewife added
their vocal talents. Among the other amateurs
prefent were, MeirrS. WALPOLE, Mifs BIILTAISO.
HAM, La TIVER, &C. At half after one o'clock
the company adjourned to an elegant (upper, and
at three the party broke up.
Lady HILTHCOTZ had a grand route on Wed,
nefday evening in Grofrenor-fguare. Among the
diftinguiflied perfonages prefer% werethe Dncheffes
Of BIAUFORT, Bouros, and DEVONSHIRE, Coun-
tefs of Caaustz, Lady DUNGANNON, &C.
The prefent fafhion of wearing long (hoes; was,
it is well known, the mode in the time of the Ed-
wards and Henries. It appears, however, that as
late as the time of Charles 11. the fame falliim pre-
vailed. In a book entitled Tooth's Belmviows,
printed in 1668, we find Ernan of fafhion de(cribed
as one " whom, ifkyou, look 'upon his powdered
head, you will think a Mealinan, end by his feet,
a Giant, whom no fhoe can fit but fuch as is made'
upon the laft of Hercules."'
An accident happened a fete days ago, which
had nearly been attended by'ferions confequences.
As the Marchionefs efAerat re, was going up Hill,
ftreet, Berkeley-fdnare, the horfes took fright, and
'ran away with the carriage. At the corner of
Stanhope-ftreet the fervantr Were thrown off, one
of whom was much bruited, but the other efcaped
unhurt. The horfes ran furioutly to the corner of
Park-lane, where they were flopped bra hackney
coach. Happily her Lad yfhip efcaped unhurt,
bu! of courfe greatly- alarmed.
The danger arifing from fires imperfeftly extin-
guifhed, in fmall apartments, was ftrikingly ex-
emplified at Dundee, a few days fince, where a fa-
mily in the HawkhW, confifling of a man, his wife,
and two children, -Were re(cuedj as by a miracle,
from iciffocation. Their.periloui fituation was•clif-
covered by their groans, and on breaking into the
houfe they were found in a Rate of infenfibility.
The requilite medical aid was afforded, and, by
perfeverance the recovery of the whole' faintly
(although that of the woman feemed for Come
hours doubtful) was happily effeiltd.
A Sheriff's Officer nursed Harrop, was lately
convifted atYork, in kioLdsdneges for a falfe arreft,l
and holding the plaintiff t y hours in onftody. The
bailiff received a writ to execute againft the plain-
tiff; add fending his follower to apprize the latter of
the elteumlbince, contented to fitNnd the caption
till the lgetdritly following : in' the interim• the
plainriff ruid the debt and ids. &d. colts ; but Har-
rop not deemidg the latter fugfieient, demanded
the farther faro of 4t. los. which being refuted, he
arretled the-Gedilesdanoa the writ which had been
toed outs 'althausir be well knew; that the debt for
the mover, bf whicls it hid ben) grunted was dd
chargettr—For falfe imprifoaraent, under theft: cir-
culpflarices, the a/Hon was bt obt. The Court
declared the charge to hite'Wn exorbitant; a
Sheriff's Officer being wielded to no wore than
one guinea Cafes where the debt dois not exceed
Wedsefilikeiiieboon a Gentleman gave his
hoife tutdclaik to the care of a lad in St. Bh‘rtho-
loneew-labe, while he went to his banker ; the
Mee' taking fright ran witlfthe 'taloa (peed, and
entered at the north gate ifrlat Royal Exhange,
whistle was flopped in hierstmer bywnning=
&Awn' WilintLthat Awe di Statue of
thelfhimealL .!The mph:ft 'Champ were exceed-
Lis likitierit is via • usiteal. , ab`ht that*.
ily norMieldetti 'lmpplaml* ribs that the
I=ecalvedllifte flight aomiriliemormd theehaife
was broken. •
...Three men seen on Wednefdayburied In a lime
quarry et Nortery, Here/ordain., by the falling
in el the grotind above, and one of than was
Maid te death ; the others were wry feverely
hart. • '
On Sunday evening one of thole makers, who
are a difgrace. to the fez, and to foeiety, decoyed
away an infant ahem four years- of age, from

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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, MONDAY, JUNE ss.
Sweep fakes 6f togs. each, p. p. for 3-yr. olds;
colts Bft. fillies 7ft. t ilb.—Two miles;
Mr. &manes b. c. by PArtfut_ _ - ,s • •
Lord Darliogtoit's c. Muly Molods • • - a
Lord strathsnore's b. e. by Spadille - • 3 •
Sit Hod. Wllllamfon's b. c. LOW:" - - . 4 •
Mr. W. Hutchioloo's b. e. Ruby • - .• -
Lord Caddis's lie.. by Pegafus • - - - - 6
Mr. G. Crompton's h. c. Bantam - • • 7
Mr. Davila, Mr. Metcalf, Mr. Ridden, Sir J. Lawfon, the
Hon. Lowey sedge, and Mr. Ald.rfon paid.
Sweepftakes of togs. each, p. p. for 4.-yr. olds
colts, 811. 31b. fillies, 81—Four miles.
Lord DarilostA's b. c. Agostino' - - .
Hon. Lumley Satink's eh. c. Ca 1111473011 (lam Nofpice)
Mr. C. Graham's ch. c. OW (late Serttb) - - 3
Mr. Davifon's ch. e. Limn - - - - - 4
irMr, Gee. Hutton and Mr. Osprey paid.
Mr. Baker's b. c. Jack's-alive, by Walnut, beat
Mr. Storey's b. e. by his Arabian, out of a Forti-
tude mare, 711. 71b. each; fogs. h. fi.---.Two tsulesa
Mr. Fletcher's Matter Robert, 9ft. 81b. beat.
Mr. Graham's Duncan, 9ft.—Four miles, soogsr 1
P. P.
Mr. Riddell's eb. e. Walnut, Bf. glb4 beat
Sir H. Willisunfon's Baby, by Walnut, 813.50g5i
h. ft.—Four miles.
Mr. Fletcher's Lethe (late Logic the Laird)
by Sir Peter, out of (iieen Mab, I yrs. 711. 71b4
rec. ft. from Mr. Graham's Bryan O'Lynn, 5 yru
811. 31b.—Two miles, Soogs. h. ft.

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WINCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ac.
King's Plate.
Mr. COncannon'x Sir Harry j a
Sackvilles Waster - a s s
Mr. Smith's Slap•bang ' - . s dr.
6t04 on Warter at [farting--t to t againti Sit
}tarry.
Erookwood Stakes,

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Mt Ghtme's Shum Sheer Jong
Mr. Biggs'/ Ether - -
W. Cionpboil's Fairylily -
Mr. Hay'reentioeli by Soldier
Mr. Villebors Truth -

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Mr. Mills's Graafid
Mr. Elton's Is. ay Pegenals
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A few nighti ago the houfe of joint. Be stair,
Efq. atjtoyfton, Herts, twos broken open, and rob.
bed of a quantity of plate.
Tuefday, while feveral young children *ere at
plat in Willow-ftreet, Paul-ftreet, a battle took,
place between two game cocks, dear the fpot,
when one of them in making a violent blow at hit
antagonift, who flatting *fide eluded the ftroke,
ftruct his fpur into the face of one of the children
with fuch violence, that it was alrnoft infianta-
neoldly covered with blood, and great tpprehen:
lions were entertained for its fight.
Two Foreigners were on Wednefday taken ittto
cafiedy at Mile End, accufed of counterfeiting tht
Notes of the Bank of Lifbon. The Chevalier de
Minifter from the Court of Portugal, had an
interview with the Secretaty. of State On the fob=.
jest yeiterday.
Wednefday were executed in the Old Baslei,
fuant to their fentences : jaws AP/e/0 and
(foe/ridgy, for forgery, and ;nitwit Croft, der!'
Mita, Icon Riley, and No Roberts, for high.
way robbery. The unfortunate convids were all-
men of decent appearance, and their conduß od
the fcaffoid was fiich asbeeime their awful isolation{
Yefterday the prifoners were removed from the'
feveral gaol's of London and Middiefe:' to Neir.: .
gate, in order to take their trials at the enibit% Sep
fans, which commence on Wednefday neitt,' dot '
ft of July.
Owns and Mitchell, two Caficim-houfe OSiseiti
were on Tuefday brought before the Loan Kato'
lot the Manfion Houle, on a charge of havi .
*len a quantity of goods from on hoard the
Nannah, Thomas Butler mailer. On the te.
:loony of the' Mate of the Sip, Mr.' Cunningham,
into turned evidence again& the prifboors, d
"eared that they at different times • had lasi
'above, one hundred and royalty ' of Bina*
noes from on board the flap : aro by mrat:l•7l4:
inftrument with whigh they cut three tri
holes, they Role a bathe' of nutmegs from anal* ..
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'6-W of chries, ' -of •
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4 Brandt
Merchant, gratefully acknowledges the farcittre of
the Public; and retteofully efforts them. that hit
Shrubs are at this tense in the highelt Rate of per.
fedion. They are abfolutely prepared with the
cboieeß old Spirits, and their Acid it drawn fairly
from that very grateful Antifcorbutic Fruit, the
IlevilleZtrof the parent importation. Soldi
in any, not lea than Two Gallons, of
cilia? lisbnis at Dandy Shrub, tt his ware.
ho.ll4lllsetnneirlettl, London. Alfo,fuprior
Peatillaillises, in full Qsart Bottles, twelve of
witiek sill main three Gallons of Pater leithin
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dreteley a eonflderable laving in quantity to tW
e2kalkr . Some real Batavia Arrack,• fags dt
. 'lndia Company's warehouks. Fissoilktfr
.t-il-tilgaetett,bll:llfar terms rillift

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Gatieggat is the ay*, from thy art.
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The Compenrs extra chips, 'the Poultry Capt.
TRONA& LAILKINie Mid SARAH Coatirruse,Capt.
CHaatas Ge4lllAlet he Beat sod the biaiseir,
m,
Capt. Joao Loo toe Coy end lewd. are
rrfpettioely appohteod to be hi the Downs on the
eith ialtant, prerioarta their
The Lady of Pinta. DenoaeM
is a paffelerpr
IDamaraboatd the • ._C!.._01110
TALSDamara• • to China
for the benefit of her bag* and esexesinr so Eg-

.iiii,.l,a;,:..id-i-iiiii-4-A07,1,-.-q...ii 7.-ft,
cintuimbn, and about eight pieces of broad clot* ' .
The waternian of the flop was examined, and no•-. -
thing particular tranfpiring, be was diftharged.....
They were remanded back to piton until.. .il *turd ) •
day next, when they will have anoshtr • ' , •• 4.
The inecadmableattraftionsofenuragr,
heigtai
. ip,ll
and beauty, unite to draw the molt fafklon ill • •
town to the grand Menagerie, Exeter-Change ; , .
in that central fpot, between the Court and C
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I has Pintoes, thatirell known caterer for the .
tic, brought to for their eniertaisitilent and
1 inpellet', heath andbirds heat *Oily 'gpiartar tit •
the world—'from bathes to the Pole. Melt lib*
a mountain Moves the unwieldy elephant--the .L
bian fob marl—,-the fierce tygeri, witlibm OW
ing fire; eager 'Oise their food IselifteVhsitimg
tries, drawn ftom various coun'trie4; . tad
fportfully play ; indeed the in • Alikidgr tif • .
curiofities cold at Exeter -044 e •106111111.14 ~ •
volume, and too defcribe them weitiEll lariiiitit the
pen of the molt fcientific in natural hiliory.
_ _Summit Bevrtans...—HtasstWine and Brandt,