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VSSAYS ON INSANITY, HYPOCHONDRI-
_LA SIS, and other NERVOUSAFFEC Floss.
13r JOHN REID,
Of the Royal College of Physicians. London, and late Physician
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,k DEMONSTRATION of the TRUTH of the
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CU'S ZON-STREET, M:IY.F.
MR.. ROBINS informs the Public,
of the SPACIOUS. FA1111.1.1( MANSII
the NORTH SIDI Or caszaN-srty.er, M,
Residrice of Lady RLADC, advertiaed to tie
the 18th tug. is postpoped, till Tuo as oar, the
the Premises.—Warsvf:h-street,434ll4-squar

THE MERCURIAL. DISEASE.
Tile day wm pubiislied, price us. in hoards, the Third Ed:don, of
A N INQUIRY into the H;story and Natnre of
the UNEASE produced in the Humen Constitution by
the use of MERCURY, with Observations oa its connexion
with the Lugs Venerea.
By ANDREW MATT-VAS,
Sorgeen Extraordinary to the Queen and to her Majesty's Rouse.
hold, Surgeon to the Westminster Lying-in Hu ha!, and
Member of the Royal Conege of Surgeons of London.
London : Vrioted for John Callow, Medical liookseller,CroWn-
court, L'rirces•atreet, Solio. •

CURZON-STREET, MAY-FA
A CAPITAL. FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOUSE,
j FABLING, large COURT-YARD, GARDEN, Sze.
TO BB SOLD BY AMMON,
By Mr. ROBINS, •
On the Premises, on THUISDAY, the nOth 'VON 1516; It Twelve
o'Clock,
AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLb ESTATE
for 9f15 Years, commencing from the 2rith March, 175".;
Land-Tax Redeemed.
COmptising a spaciow, Family Maosiuii.situate on'the North
Side of Curzon street, May -fair, late the re,idence of Lady READE,
deceased ; enclosed by a wall and folding-gates, with Lodges at
the entrance, screened by rows of Trees, and Carriage-drive to
the House; which c:mtains, oti the upper storie4, ten Bed•
rooms, Dressing-tooms Water-closet; on the ground-storey,
a Paved Hall, Vestibule, Stone Staircase, Lady's Morning.
room, Library, Gentleman's Dressing rooms a capital Driwing-
room, communicating w'h a back Drawing-room, an excellent
Eating parlour with bow window. In the East Wing, on the
sipper floor, are three rooms; lrst Boor, a Laundry Maid's Room
and Housekeeper's Room ; ground-Boor, Butler's Pantry, Serf
wants Dressinprcoms, Hall, cool Larder, commodious Kitchen,
Scullery, other Officel and secondsry Staircases; capital arch. d
Cellars for Wine and Beer, and large Cellar f.r Coals; an excel-
14t Coach-house, Stables for seven horses, with two Sleeping-
rooms and Loft over; large Garden at the hack of the house,
planted with 'frees ; being either an eligible situation for the resi-
dence of a Nobleman, or for building, for which purpose it is
peculiarly well adapted, from its situation and extent of 'rootage,
Itc.—To be v ewed by 'tickets. Particulars may be bad ou the
Premises ; at the Subscription-houses, St. lames's-street and Pali-
Mall ; Mr. Bramwell, No. 20, Liticoln'Ann•Fieltis ; at Gar
raway's; and of Mr. Rollins, Warwick-street, Goldeit.tquate.

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MAKERS, a Others wanting a I'ALMIoES, .sear the
Squares a: :he Wen End of the Town.
'F) BE SOLD,
rPHE LEASE of ::n Excellent TIOUAE, for any
11 Burin's Rent doubled by the I,Ageo,
N. 13. Flurteen Yeats of the Lease unexpired at Laiy-D?y last.
To View, and P.a ticolzra, by applying to Mr. Cochran, No. 7,
Duke street, Urostenor.equare.

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Avisl 1."1.0 PARIS in 1814.—8 y JOHN
SCO Containing a ReVivi, i‘f the Moral,
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ocw-
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this measure ; concluding will ltesnarlis on the politic.tf Teniper
and Conddion of France and the Character of tt.e Bourbon Go-
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the H,)!lse i:r Otaate fur Lodyings, that double the Rent
.14 nude.
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roe Panic ulsrs, and to View, euq tire a Lir. Martin, Cora-
Chaudier, Blandtord•ctreet, Portmatssgasre.

ErroN, SFOCK-BSOKInt aad LOTTERY-OFFICE
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the p!t!asure rot' coogrz•;:iattny Mal: deeds uo the circumstance of
Cdpi!al Prize.; in the .last Lottery beta,- sold in ;Itare•c,-Ihre.
of wl•ich were soil at ilk tru:y-tortitr.• o:ft.:es, as above, wnere
Ti•iteti am! Shares arc now on Sae fur a Fonall Lottery of arty
6,trido Ticket-, let contoWng ?race of 1.10,000, £lO,OOO, &c.
to he ;•11 drag" t.'sth 'Cuts Mown'. One Ticket may gain
£SO,OOO, an.l Share-i in proportion.
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SOUND SLEEP AND PLEASAN 1' DREAMS.
• • TOTAL ERADICATION OF BUGS,
'PIateMMUS ET GOVAPNAIRWP.
TIM MINERAL COLOUR COMPANY, No.
I, Earl-street, Loudon, have to congratulate the Pohl::
on the discovery of an Oil, a complete and effeveal destroyer of
Bags end Vermin lo con.equonce of the Bettresds and Buildings
r f the Barno • at. Chatham being so dreadfully infested with
Bugs and Vermin, as to render them almost uninhabitable, the
MI .4 ERA L COLOUR CU:APART received ordi:rs from the Barrack-
Office to cleanse the Bedsteads and Buildings with their Bug-WI,
which wink Ls heel' executed to the en•re •iatis'aetion ni. the
Offieeri of the Department, and the Garrison in qtneral, to whom
the Pubic are most respircttuliy referred fur an araount e.f the
extraordinary qualities of this Oil, for the destniction of Bags
and Intier Verairti.
This Oil is portico! irly recommended for lons, Lodging
Houses, Boarding Schools, Ship's Cabins, &c. the method of
using it being very easy. Directions are on each bottle; and the
expellee stn.i I. The protect satisfaction, tke tried efficacy of this
Oil given Wit year, has b:en gratifying to the Company. It now
rests wt Is the Public to make these animals unknown in these
Klogdoun ; a fresh supply is forwardA to their Agents to enable
families removing or cleaning up their houses at this season, to
banish them entirely. Sold also by their Agents —Alloa, Mac-
Fathom ; Ashton-under-Line, Gear side ; Berwick, Douglas;
Bolts:tile-Moors, Rowcroft ; Birmingham, Carr; Carlisle,
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Co. ; Nottingham, Barnett ; Perth, Robertson ; Port Glasgow,
Fluttnn ; Paisley, Barr ; Preston, Fallowfield; Rochdale. Eeroycl ;
Sheffield, Nettleehlp ; Shields% Oxeley ; Bter:lng, Dodds; Sun-
derland, Parker; Stockport, Lonna; Scarborough, Lord ; White-
berm, Bell and Fisher; Warrington, iiieath; Wirn, Ecroyd ;
York, Seat-vim

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AVOYAGE ROUNI.) THE WORLD, from
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and his subsequent Wreck in the ship's long boat. With an ac-
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Lary of their Language.—By ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.
Illustrated by a Chart.
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and undereoing severe hardships, resided thirteen months in ills
Sandwich Islands in 1809-1810, a considertble part of which
he resided with the fatuity of King I%mtaalt,uaah..• Ht has des,
tilled many interesting particulars of the char:sr.:cc of that Chi: f,
of his naval and military force, of the 111.0111c11 and customs of
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111 HE lEGIS OF ENGLAND.—Being a Collec-
-L. tion ef those adntirabie at.d eloquent Addresses, in which
have been cometion;:•atcd the Thanks of Parliament to those Offi-
cers of the Navy and Army whose eminent Services, during the
Wars of the French• Revolution, have so essentially contributed
to the Glory of the lititl%ll Anus.
To which wilt be ad-ied, Noncits,Biograpt)lcal and Military. .
By MAIJP.ICE. EVANS, Navy and Army Agent.
" 1 am sure I speak the language of the House, when. I say
that it is impossible to find any sithere the Glory of our Arms so
well &salmi!, as.ls those brilliant displays of Eloquence."—
Lord Caittlervailes Spitch, May W 1814,

NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, or a disposition to
to be too easily susceptible of irregular and painful erne•
lions, may be considered alone of the greatest scourges to people
of rank. 'The Catmroa of the Universe bath allotted to
the Lervesesit office in toe annuli machine, which requires the
greatest perfection its all their operatims. hey are, therefore,
ahe most liable so be disordered,the atit,t susceptible of alteration,
and the must difficult to be rectified. 'No wonder, then, that dis-
orders in this delicate system should he so common and persna,
neat, and that the variations of well and ili should so frrquently
happen.—For Nervous Consumptions, lowness of spirits, inward
'decays, debility or relaxation. in either sex, whether hereditary,
or °wino° youthful imprudericfes' that renovating medicine the
CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD stands unrivalled, as it not
only invigorates thf-decayed lulu*, bet throws a.genial warmth
upon the siclillitittid and relaxedVartrthat stand in need of assist•
ante.
Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 150,
Ox-
ford-street, li.andoo; Brodie and ig, Salisbury ; and all
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Me.dicine Vendas ; price is. each, q Fitursin one Family Bottle,
tOrliss. by giticbone s. bottle is sAet; • w ith the warns" Sam
Solomon, iorpoof," engraved on.skt.sausp.
ar• De Solomon expects, when Ip:fyllted by leiter, the Waal
compliment Of a9l note to be incliitd, addressed, Money
Letter. Dr. Solomou, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid
double postage." k '
Alsq, price Sa. that scarce,interesting; and useful Family Work
(with which is giwn an elegant Portrait of thiAnebor, and a,Vlew
of Gilead-House) entitled A GUIDE to HEALTti; or, Advice
to both..lms in a Variety of --mp...nts. By S. SoLehloN, MD
Containing. t l'reatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypo-
skondriae Complaints; also General Remarks on those Diseases
with which the Human Body is most frequently affliCred; ex-
phiuirt&the Sy mptonts, mode of Tmotment and Remedies moat
pooperly adapted.for &MI Asbilitrr &c. &c.

Poi'Ton* d.
Ulon Dyott's Divorce Bill, sev•
in %Lipp irt of the Bill. Ferther •
Eart i I'ANHOPE moved the
Amendments in the Iterolations
He stated, that these Antecdatepte
tuttog the word realm' fur' LCIV
' immediately; and including the
and Ireland. He saw no übjectit
House avec to the Amendmet
reL-esage gent to the Commons
assent to attic Amendmettls.
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A LI

Lord HOLLANI) rosx
for the °ph:ion of the Jed:
s'ith the Alien Bill. H:
merely an abstract queti
nected with , any business
'reverence fur the Jthigts,
many important duties to
would pr ,vent him from tl
their veetable time and lai
this to state, in justiticatic
he was now to suhasit
certainly existed as to tht
he affected by this Bill;
ceeded to concede these e. 'Y pi
niste:s, these d'.;uhts ought to be resolved. Thee-
ought to utithestend cleat'y who the persons Were
whom they placed at the mercy of Ministers. The
!louse h sanctioned the pr neele of the Bill, which,
Sven by its supporters, v,as defended merely on the
ground of iteceesite, which, as they contended, ren-
d.red it necessary to pass these Statutes, and to arm
the Ministers with these new and extraordinary
powers: but, in the emphatic words of the Noble-
and Learned Lord on the wonisack,-necessity ought
to Ludt what necessity created, and no doubt ought
to remain es to those who were by law included
tinier the wool While these doubts conti-
nued, thielia would be a perpetual subject of alarm
to pet .sons who peihaps did not come at all within its
operation. The rersons against whom it WAS chiefly
haended to gteird might possibly not be within the
scorie Of the Bid, and in that case these new and
extraordinary rowers would the gisen for no good
purpose whetever. Whet he wanted, therefore, was
to have the import of the word • aliens' clearly and
definitely settled, ihet_they might'keow with respect
to whom they"were legisleting. There were three
distinct oeiniens with respect to the Americans in
this view. Somewere of upitlltin, that all the. Ame.
deans, before the treaty of peece, acknowledging the
independence of the United Stites in 1782 or 1783,
owe not Aliens. Others thought that not only these
drift-Nati, out all their descendauls also, were nue
Aliens ; while a third class ot. persons were of epi.
Mon, that those wire adhered to the Dritish ieterest
' e.fter the peacte were still British subjects; and that,
those who remained is America, and adhered to the'
United States, were Aliens. Mr. Reeves, a very
I able lawyer, who had conducted himself in his tine
constitutional and p.sinhil (hike with an urbanity to-
wards the obj :cos against whom these powers might
be exerted, which did him the highest credit, was of
the first opinion, as his defieition of alien was, one
born out of the king% allegiance,' which the ante nail
were not. The case of the Pea itAi. had beef%
volved in a great deal of difficulty by discussions
relative to the personal character and rights of the
sovereign. It was desirable that this should be kept
clear at these difficultivs ; and he should fratne his
questiou so as to keep clear of those difficulties vehlch
occurred in Calvin's case, and confine it to the rights
of the Clown of England. The questien was, whee
ther these persons had forfeited their birthright? and
though the Sovereign might dispenie with his own
'claims, he had no right to deprive individuals of the
privileges to which they were legally entitled. Vaug-
han, a very high notority, had been anxious to son.
tine the decision in. the case of the ma naii to that
case alone, wiehout admitting consequences as ap.
plied to other casese but it was as any rate proper
that the matter should be finally settled. With re.
specs to the third opinion which he had, it might afe
ford a very convenient political distinetiott , but the
question was, ev:.at vas the law on thes'ihjectl The
Scotchmen employed in the service of Holiaed had
not tilt reby foe feitesi their birthright as Scetelimen,
alai upon that principle the Americans adhering to
the United States °right pot to lose their birthright
as British subject,. These might be queitions of
difficulty ; but this Bill rendered it necessary that
the doubts should be resolved, that they might not
leave those, who perheo wete not wither the prowl.
sinus of the Act, exposed to hies of ernperty and
et I:fe ut the, arbitrary pleasure of Mirthless. Theist
was a description of person; Who, though generally•
eonsidered as Aliens, ought to be oxen pteel from the
operation of the Act—he meant Aliens =tried to
British subjects; as it, wes evident twat the powers
given by this tint might stye employed .with peculiar
oepression fetaainst that 61c-,-.iption of persons. He
ceneleded by moving, “ That it be referred to the
Jadges to stew their opinion on the qeestion, whether
one born in a:. territory depending on the crown of
Ethelaed forfeited his buthright, 'and hetame art
Alien by the subsequent cession of that territory to a
foreign power, or acknowledging its indepeedence
Lord SID:V1013T11 opposed then:nion upon the
ground that it wets wiJolly unnecessary. These Acts
had been 23 years in operation, heaving pro.
JuZed any practical inconvenience ; and there was
much leas reason for sack a proceeding as this now,
because the' reguletlon respecting A:ieils
he;:. had peep lett out c f this Bill.' fhere been
410 inconvenience stated as to the ',Jet, and tieee
could be no ground for apprehension es to the linure.
The numbers of the and Rati had.of course been etre
itucil redact:a by time ; and, lot that.reoson also, the

DATRONISED by their, Royal Highnesses the
Princess of WA L r.s. Durhese of Yo R IC, and Duke of S.U93EX;
his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the it ussi.sa, by their
special Authority, and the majority of the Nubility thtouehbut
Europe, ROWLAND% MACASSAR OIL,
composed of vegetable ingredients from she Island of Macassar,
in the East Indies; possesses salubrious kid efficacious properties
'which are pre-eminent fur removing the scurf, harshness anii,
dryness of the Hair, preventing it falling off, or turning grey,
strengcbens the weakest Hair' and renders it thick and long on
bald places, snakes the Hale beautifully soft, curly, and•glossy,
preserves e curl in damp weather, produces Whiskers, eye-
brows, &c. In short, it is inestimable for rendering the Hair of
Ladies, Centlemen, and Waren inimitably elegant.
Each genuine bottle is inelosrd in ROWLAND's I'REATISE
on the Preservation of the Human HAIR, and signed in red ink,
"A. Roseland & t on." Price 3s. t d Is. 6d. awl 10s. Gd. per
bottle, containing four Mail, or larger bottleS ontaiiiing eid
small, sel Is. each.
Also, ROWLAND% ESSENCE of TYRE,
Which never fail* to produce immediately a perfect change in
' Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, &c. to a 11,oten or
Black, and retains its gloss. The Dye Is so clura:de V.:at it can•
not be removed by washing or perspiestion, and 1s so innnceil.,
that Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with Ease and Se •
crccy. Price 4s. 75.6 d. and ins. 6d.
.bold wholesale; retail, and fur esportatbin, by the ucle Pro-
prietors, A. Rowland and Sun, Corner of li.irby-street, tl.e fxst
turning on the right In natton Garden, Holborn, Lentino ; and
by appointment, by Messrs: Hendiics Perfume. t to her itia.
jesty, Titchborn-street; Mr. Smith, Perfumer to !di Maj,•3ty, I
117, Gattie and Pearce, L 7, ltigge% 35, Overton, 47, Ttirmr,l
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Perfumer 17, Johnston, Chemist,,ls, Gretk-streer. Soh:: ; But-
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Park-street ; Newbery and Suns, 45, Edwards, rid, l;r. Paul's
Church-yard, Burgess. Holborn-hill ; Barclay and t•laiis, t 5, Fleet
Market; Weston and Co. 239, Low, 320,:if rin:d; and bi all
Perfumer% and Medicine Venders throughout Europe.
•„P Ask for Rowland's Oil laid Re Dye, and see the
31,gLaturr.

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:, that the Sale
NISION. situate oo HOUSL' OF LORDS, JUNE 12.
!AY-MIR, late the
Sold rat TUSSDAY. In " Doe, on demise, Oaendon v. Chichester" judgment
he Mt of Jo it r, on alfirnWd. •
ire. June 12.181 R. 'Elie cases of " Bullets v. Michel," and " Henry v. Long,"
'spoken to; and float judgment poctpimed.
FAIR. Mr. Wetherell heard on the Prince's case, and further hearteg ,
COACH-140USEt.
posrpon. d.
;A9 DEN, Ste. Ikon Dyott's Divorce Bill, several witnesses were etamhieel
ON, in supp in of the Bill. Witter proceeding postpone&
, . Ear: i rANHOPE moved the consideration of the Common?,
ilas 1816; at Twelve Ameniments in the Resolutions r.l note to the Statute BooL
' • He stated, that these Amendments convi.ted merely in submit-
i.t) ESTATE tutiog the word 'realm' fur' ectutery'—iii leaving out the 'turd
25tli March, 1751 i ' immediately; and including the Statures relative to Scotland
and Ireland. He saw no objection in them, and moved that the .
situate on' the North House :tree to the Amendment', which was ordered, and so
race of Lady a EADE, NI.-ttage tent to the Commons to inform them of the Lore'
nes, with Lodges at assent to heir Amendmettls.
id Carriage•drive to ALIENS.
✓ stone+, ten Bed. Lord HOLLANI) rose to propose his question
the ground-storey, • . •
for the opinion of the Judges, on a point connected
:': a"capyl ;all j‘Dirr'irwi Ili
nngg: tr;ith the Alien Bill. He shoald be sorry to pot
-TOOM, an excellent e
merely an abstract que.aion to the Judges, union.
East Wing, on the nected with . any business before the House. This
sundry Maid's Room -
reverence kr the Judgi.s, and a consideration of the
lutler's Pantry, Sun
:ommodious Kitchen, many important duties to which they had to attsthl,
:eases • capital arch.d would pr ,vent him from tr-spassing unnecessarily on
f, r ceases;
; an excel-
this
their va,aabie time and labours. He had, howerer
• with two Sleeping- ,
e hack ot the house, to state, in justification of the, proposition which
: situation for the resi- he was now to submit to their .L.,t):(l.ships: doubts
✓ which purpose it is certainly existed as to the el.:script:6m of persons tci
od extent of 'rootage, Le affected by this Bill; and before th?. I-T.ot,se pro-
ire may be had ou the
ceeded to coaced,: these ix:rkor2irtary powers to Mi-
unes- r.nreet and Pall-
-Inn• Fields; at Gar nistets, the d'Abts ought to be resolved. They
re..4,Goldea-Auate. ought to un:!erstand cleat'y who the persons Were
lONERs or ttESs. whom they placed at the mercy of Ministers. The
REMIaE D
S, ~ear the house had sanctioned the pr nct,:le of the Bill, which,
even by its supporters, v,as defended merely on the
gronnd of tieces..itr, which, as they contended, ren-
HOUAE, for any ' '4l.red it necessny to pass these Statutes, and to arm
the 1.0.1ge0,
red at Laiy-ary lag. the. Ministers with tilt ST new and extraordinary
o Mr. Cochran, N 0.7, powers: but, in the emphatic words of the Noble-
and Learned Lord on the wonisack,-necessity ought •
, ANL/ 0 IHERS. to limit what necessity created, and no doubt ought
reef and the Squares at to remain as to those who were by law included
sem. under the word olielis. While these doubts coati-
h the 13AKEIVI nixed, the'Bill would be a perpetual subject of alarm
es, in full Trait: ; and
to pel..okll who pethaps did not come at ail within its
table the Rent is in.tde. •
...
r last. operation. The rrsons against whom it was chiefly
u: left. Martin, Cora- imended to guird migilt posaibly not be within the
We. scope ot die Bid, and in that case these new and
Lortrititv•OFricl ezttaortlovary powers woold fie given for no good
,atry-streot, has ag.tin i purpoie wil,ttever. Wit?t he wanted, therefore, was
on the cireunts:ance of to have the import of the word • aliens' clearly and
it- sold In ;:taree, I hrc.a . .te 3
dehin.y settled, ihat_they mightlttatriv with respect •
°dices, as abov,4wilere
F,rnall Lottery of arty to whom the 'were ligislating. There five three
.rea,oon,Aio,ooo,kc. distinct oilinions with resicct to the Americans in
One Ticket may gain this view. Some.were of cipitllon, that all the. Ame.
deans, before the treaty of peace, acknowledging the
AN 1' DREAMS. independence of the United Stites in 1782 or 1783,
OF BUGS, vittre not Aliens. Others thought tttat not only these
siister.
COMPANY, No. ticte•sati, out all their descendatils also, were nee
Aliens ; while a third class ot. rersons were 0 Dirt.
congratulate the Pohl::
nd eff",„al at,,,,yer of Ilion, that those who adhered to the British ii rest
Bedew.% and Buildings i'.fter the peace were still British subjects; and that,
dreatlully Irrested with i those who remained i:1 America, and adhered to the'