The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-11-06 00:00:00

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To which w ill he added.
NO SONG NO SUPPER.
morrow, King Henry the Fourth, with Matrimony.
• • Scenery denened and ;minted by hlei.,;ro. Greenwood.
ari, Dixon. Detriment, fithito. Smith, nod Caimi. nod their
.it.. The Drones by sir. Bank!, and Miss Rein. and their
not. The Machinery by Messrs.lindera no I, Drury, he.
Itecoratiora lit Mr. Morris, Mire Robin:sou, he. Leader
~;:!.c noel Mr. Smart.
rhe Door; to he opened at a quarter part the o'clock, to be-
f,,, an n quartet' past
lbws. S. Second Price !Is. 64.-I'4, 11- 6ti- tgeeeed
_.Lower Gallery. 24. ; Set:mid Price, Is.—Upper
1..; !Second Price, 6.1.
tt,,xei and Pticei to he taken of Mr. Spi Bat Book-
ie, per, at the Office in Little Russell-greet, from Ten till
t .eir. and from Ten in the Evening until the Dooni are dosed.
The Voix entrances are in Rr%rlte,t.greet stniy.-4.sse Pit en-
trancey :rie reet and iti..hou a-nreet.—T tie Lower
G,llery riorahrey are iu Rug ed-areer :il4 Woburn street.— 2
Cpre Gallery erste:we in 14 iihionii-,treet
llliyes,inss claiming Right of Free Adam —inn 1,, the Theatre,
11301,1 compliel wish the Nattier given he Public Atitrertire-
moo, to ,i:ro their Nooses its the 'Rook kept by the Serreiney to
the Comitosiee, at the Treaeory °Ave in Miley-law, acd hor.
inn made good their Title -f such Free , three days
at leatt previotn to therxerrise of such Right, will he admitted
Free to the Theatre sin rill Nights of The:tarn-A R eoresenin-
thin or Musical Performance, enter the folloanig RegulAtionti
and Cooditinoss-
Every Pernm claiming to be admitted Free, will he required
a sign his or her ivinie at the Door, in is imuk a hien will hr
kepi ready for that papaw, mid will not be admitted without
melt tip:wore.
The ri,:ht hand door, leading from the hall in Brydges-street.
will he opened for Free Adioitrime to the Hoses, and confined
so Wein only : and on Free Adneissitort will he palmed at any
ether This Door of the Theatre. Neither will any Person, not
Frey, he admitted Iniortm through the Free Dor.
Free Adminiois to the Pit and Galleries a ill be received ut
their mipectiYe Don't in Wolter-street only.
Tim very great frauds which hove heretofore been ism/titled
itrio the Prop' kw's and the Public. respecting Free Admis-
sion, have made it etecenary for the SAX 1111 l miner to &vibe
al t• 'wet erectingl rootroul to it matter so important to the bite.
re-t; of the Company, whose aitiiri they are called upon to ft&
/Induct. and to those wbo are-really entitled to the freed 1111 l of
solmitmin.
Fur tile present. therefor:,, they have deemed it expedient I.
• under the authority of the Act of Poiliainteut. the eon.
cliti.ne above anted for the prevention of frauds. which will
be -t rictly corm iced .--Stage Manager, Mt. Haymond.

TII !AIRE-ROY AL. COV KNT•GA KORN*
Jll 1 S present EVENI N G, Nov. 6, will
he r •eformed.
THE LORD OF THE MANOR.

Ti *kick will le nettled,
THE CHEATS OF SC APIN.
Ta.morraw, Zara,•witk Lure Laughs at Locksmiths.

SOUTHWARK—PURITY OF ELECTION—an FORM
OF PA RLIAMF.NT.
AT a numerous and recpectable MEETING of
the public -spit iied ELECTORS. • Frioods to the Cause."
seetti. g the Return to Pailinfneill ul, 11111•11 the Irue principles
Causgilutioo only (free of expence), Wm. Jones Iturdett,
as the Independent Repreventativ, for tire oolong Boras:lt
a Southwark, geld ni coodgerl and Gardeti-, tear Vauxhall,
ea Tioreday the Sd day of November not.
Mr. JOHN 011.1.1 ES in the Chair.
It way Resolved Llietniinott.le,
That a .pre Iv radical Reform of the Repirventation of
the pr..ple, it; the (7 1111 l lumps „r !nt ‘• may )et '
prove the means of ai,rrtilu Itte ruin .if our country, and re-
sulting Io u+ the blessings of liheri.v, vvititout %loch oor cottony
ir but as some."
Thai it is the opinion of thi. Rieetine,„ " Freeholders, Mose-
Oilier., subject to direct tavation in uipport of the
ruin. the Church, :dal the Stale. should i.e entitled to elect
it:enihers ,i•r% Oa Parliament."
'Pon reeve :ttlettivl to misrepresent the legal. etinniintioonl,
tool pe:weashle drool; of the Eleriers of Southwark. and other
Votes. foe promoting *brittle rime of ItrGtt m, is a grout, and
osoorrited loath on their proceeding% and horn'. • g and the
teseribine the wont 111014 C.. utouppostsed lay proof, to all .1110$e
woo 11.:ve eni.risll4(l in Iv:wife:4lv
tends to :Tread life:-ion mei ttsonwslie esiinitv tot thaw,
where peace aid larostlaerly love should al ays prevail.
llat uppliratiotto• lie mad:, In Parliaineot lo:s the Electors of
%minim'. too the part of the Farm Voters. the Parish of !
hri.t Cnoreh, nail Ilse Liberty of the Clink. f r their oath's of i
rostl'•lge g for obi:meet; that rat' al, :Joel. now become,
tanopensnble object, n ihferns of the Commies' llourr of Par-
Is inmeat t" fur nu lieupsiri; hao the frite4 Abuoa of the Public
Notary; for urderiseg wU esorbitatitl'atolionent, uf Office ; for
rescinding mod ithollishrog all Sinecure Putrei nod tisonerited
l'ek-iatusg nosi for the appropriating the produce to ele nt crui-
tie...lobe State.
That the zeal nail pnhlie spirit nytnifested be She Committee
chosen by no, during the late Election. entitle theta to oaf la
11101.fideDee ; I Ina they he aitpoinicd our Committee to carry
0.1 the neeeiv-ary curra.sposulenee for alreettelllv proosiouitat the
i,le4Jed applications. anal to pn pare Is pion of an iisoiCiati.ol,
no lektlati.l comatitutiotual gr. 1111111.1. Only, I.(rerninie rue-laud'.
/1:44. nosa vut.h whey sue:pari:. as na.iv conAtce
to reoure to the People their Rights, the It of
Pivot, and the !Min of the Crania.
• JOHN GILLIS:I, Chairman.
That the Thant• of this Meeting he given In Mr. Gillki for
nrontioneo io 1404 rte 0.46 , and Ili, able molooer its
la/wok he tapporied Ihr good urdei toad liarmatiy olr* Como-
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Prepatin far
A DICTIONARY of alt LIVING AUTITOAS,
and FEMALE. at the 13:: chi! Emil!: E.
qtrrifYist the tune awl ill we of ttwir muivitv, ee-idener, aid
Notion I,fe, and the title. of in, it work, etuouttlogicalty uc.
nak4rll. _

la order torero/ler this walk as percent a$ ivo*ible, the Pub-
-11.1.er cornestly ohlirib Authors' ;took-ellen, and all who fell
es
lwerteel ho its ilettlltlfl; to favnur hiwt with inforauttiao ao
the itshireos which it iNdesigned to ra.lieter ; and be asaieipasra
iftrir n-.'.'mare with tho greater romfirletire. as they asa.t be
*/* iloie that Oa. will thr wog cfrectu d method of ',rewriting
innr sod miesepeexent . _

4.oinThllliicatirt. (tier of postage) are requested In be 'Oaten-
el, cienrlv pweible, to Mr.lboni, Public Librury, tl,
ilsourruaiquitre. Landoll.


• .

GENUINE AND APPROVED MEDICINES,
Presured by S. SOLOMON, M. O.
(Mead lion—. near Liverpool.
THE Celebrated CO ILDIAL BALM of GI LEAD,
for Dchilites, Nervous niiarders, and Weaknesses pe-
culiar to the Female Sez, Loss of Appetite, Hystericid rind Hy-
pochondriacal Affections, 'Lowness of Spirits, nod all Nervous
Elise. drrS.
Dr. S lomon's Conlin] Balm of Gilead is happily calculated
for the Weak, the Sir Ms. stud Intirm. la all inward Decays,
()chili's., Lowness of Spirits, Weakness in eitho Sea, vs tether
hereditary. acquired, or owing to Youthful Imprudence, this
Medicine wit' :third Hie most woindec!..;; relic:.
ANT! I'IPLTIGEN ES; or, Solomon's Oro's, is a Medi-
-. r: s teevery other Remedy yet di-revered in this or
any Oilier age, fur the speedy removal and sairlicol cure of the
Scurry. Leprosy, Rheumatic or Gouty Pains, Scrofula or Kines
Eyii, Ulcers of every Description, Swelled or lidlamed Legs,
&c Iu Di-orders where Sallva:ion has repeatedly failed, when
no other remedy could restore the unhappy &Item to that
health he unfortunately lost, the Anti-bnpetigenes hive been
found the great Mild only restorer of IBeolta Vigoar, These
Drops purify the Bl.tral, and riattore the System when impaired
by the improderd use of Mercury.
The above Medicines are indium., in plain direcrimes, with
serprising Cures, authenticated by revers, of Bever:l6;l%ohr,,
and are made up In Wailes, pries- Eleven Shillings each. There
are also Family Bottles. ni Sis. containing Fur of the I:naller
ones, wherein 9.. are saved.
TheA BST E KG ENT LOTION clears and henntifies th,cnia;
reninvcs speedily, wit hour pain or trouble. oil kinds of lir mple-,
Tetters, Rrupsworms, Spot-, Redness. Swellings or Carbunrico
of the Nose, Blotches, and every Species or Cutaneous limp-
((((on the Surface of the Duman Boar. Is I 4 peculiarly plea.
snot in its operation; an agreeable ..ftnesx to the Skin imme-
diately anceeeas it, a:v. Is sweetens an' refrestwo the o hole
Complexion, which re,umes, or one and the same Ii .1 e,
an•eriliveGed appearance. The Pubis have toren long con-
vinced of the certainty OF its success as a safe sod certain re-
medy for I I erpciic Cumpbrints in general. Pints 4s. 6d. Ile-
pints 'ls. 90. -
Sold by all Venders of Genuine Medicines in the United
Kingd.on Of whom may also he hod,
l)r SOLOMON'S Justly celebrated GUIDE to HEALTH;
or, Advice to both years, price
Dr. SOLOMON espccis when consulted, the rwr...
compliment of a One Pound Note ; hut all written Crises us
Letters of Advice, if answered at his leisure, are requested to
incisor only Ifolf-a-Guinen. Such letters should for sorely, he
tints directed:—" dinners letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-hoe r
near Liverpool. rigid double Postage," Leiters may lie or-
dered In be addressed to X. Z. or A. at the Poo-office, till
csnled for.

-DEBILITY, &e.
ENCOL'ItAGED by the uniform success attend-
ing their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of it
few prevalent complaints, which has hem confirmed by the ex-
perience of many years in a large and extensive prattler; Sell•
cable Sala of sue happy effects reselling to the pandic front me-
dical awn confining their atteation to a certain ches of diseases,
Mrs-vs. BOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to that
disorders arising front a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate
youtb, which not only liCrutions a ninnerous train apt nervous af-
fectinas, but also entails au its yotaries all the enc., eatiag imbe-
cilities of old ate. In that ilistre,sn.g slate of debility or defi-
rieney, whether the consequence of smell baneful habits, eyces-
drankiag. long stridence is hat climates, sir nay other cause,
by *idea the powers of the connitutiou become en‘ebled, as
regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, sufe,
anal speedy testoratiou no simnel and yitlliOUS health.
Where an early application i= made for the cure of n certain
Disorder, frequently contracted inn a moment of inch, lily, the
a:mita-onm is grater:llly roulpleted in the short space of Iwo
d ass; soil in the re advanced and inveterate singes of vene-
real isrfectioo, characterised by a variety of painful and desires-
siaz svesplotas, a perseverance in their plats (without restraiut
is diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a permanent uud
eudleal care.
T a Jo/eases of the Urethra. as frequently connected with or
arioug from the above complaint. have nut escaped their awn-
Pain; by an int... Bible and improved plan, they are enabled to
rentose obstinate Glees. stud Strictures, whether recent or of
tang duration, without resorting to the painful and dangerous
• use sat the cituaic boueie. Slauy instances eau be adduced sir
very inveterate cases. PI several years continuance, having
ytrld-
ed to their method in a few days, after' the lure had been at-
templed by other prartitisiners w ill 1 edict ; and such has
heels the agreeable remit of a practice of fourteen years, that
the mode ..f treatment bus not in one single instance ever proved
abortive, during %Idea period sunny thousand persons, of both
•
tit IDS INIA EIITYII 11:01r AL LETTERS PATENTS wit., have e perk...cm ihe. rii.lo)iiielit of having been per
GENUINE 1'11.1,5, jostly (arum; teeth: cured, after:severe mid utjuriuus methods have been per-
, severed its to no purpose.
f..or.eu. haall iii stager, the Venereal Disease. One Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the mire art these
small rill If a 4.1#8 laid the baling t`'.; one bus', inn recent rase par icular compl.iiitts, in order that they may not he, by a
sill Issa 444191" "NIP Pitlient at the Cerlatally of n speedy re- mistaken few, unaifsed with the obloquy so justly stun heat to
"'err. Nethihtt ran he better rall'lrivrd, awrr safe, or more I the ignorant esuoiric, think it but justice ;.3 themselves to state,
..frwooliettl litonshis remedy tsr ft, ere oti;iged to gas jour- Oust they have kern properly trine:mat and innittied into every
Wig a" is fief& tw e•.liGaemeat an* re,trallat at diet ; branch of the prefes-ion (a eradicates of winch, (sum differesst
7r-sYty e i)Jperitnee (in practise) hays prim- Hospiaais, aid testimonial. from the most eminent Physician,.
tint it wall chart •c• cur, when repealed salivntloll sal liar) hate to entsvince any enquirer) that the success resulting
u other . assalsade bend sisithire. rdr tke Scurry and from their code:seniors lir,' inciared theta to quit the Imo tier
Vise, Chrsalical DliNeders. this Nl,•,l;,•isse ha. ant its parallel. of the general Practitioner, sand they presume that their pro-
‘.ll/4nr4l,sett4o.lklll persosiv of bola sexes have berm radically tropisms comaitute a fair ground for the unprecedented (nub-
Cured • f the lahoye eenel disorders, within the last Eight 'Cary. ' deuce with which they have, by the Publics been so liberally
_ Prephred sidd by the Proprietors, Thomas 'fay lor mid honoured.
• Ildroawr. 4a kr College of Surgeons, London (see Ti, he consulted at their house daily (personally, or by let-
t* list of real Snirrall., :11141101M Minna!! Vby the Roy's' Cu) ter) by Patieids, sit either Sea, with secrecy, delicacy, and at-
ht their house, Nn. 9, New Briitge-street.; where con- tension. .
sossa attendance saint solvice w&t he giv,o by them in all taws Patients In the country ors r•qoested to stale the particulars
"inner On the :Ili -ye rootplaisdr,o ills iiivisslahle secrecy. Also, of their case, age, nod manner of living, enitlosing a Bank-hole
✓y
1191 11111 l totem, 1.1 the Perfumers, No. 35, St. Alhim's•street, for advice and medicines; and tie sssase will be forwarded to
"I Mnlll )tr. Ilediorisegh's Toy Shop. No. 7, Fishaareet, any part of the Kinednin•
seal hl gone person in every coraiderrthle luau of Orval coNs tad GO: Surreal', Nips 13. lifrateris-steret, Fleet-
-4.3r.t::•0s tr. in berm of tally W. each. street.

• FRENCII PAPERS.
PAtus, OCT. 29.—hiwe letters from Moscow,
of the 10th. communicate the agreeable intelligence
that the Emperor enjoys the best possible state of
health.

A considerable degree of curiosity has been ex-
cited
by the Guns de (a Science attached to the
Grand Army, to be made acquainted with the prin-
ciples upon which the grand aerial machine was made
with which the wretch Rostopchin undertook to
annihilate the French Armv—it was uo less than a
Balloon, which was to carry up into the air 50 men,
with rockets, hand-grenadoes, and canister shot,,
which they were to pour down upon the troops ; but
all experiments totally failed—for the invention of
this wicked, but ridiculous device, the Russians were,
as usual, indebted to their Allies, the English—and
perhaps the English General Wilson) who was
lately in dioseow, was the Engineee. The follow-
ing are the particulars of this business, as communi-
cated to the Emperor :
" In the first week of June last, there srrived at
Moscow a person who called himself Schmidt, and
said he was a native of Wurtzburg. This man, who,
there were strong reasons for suspecting to be an
Englishman under a feigned name, was accontanied
by an Aid-de-Camp of Prince Oldenbourg's, who
had also assumed a fictitious name. Both establish-
ed themselves in a house at Worozow, four wersts
from Moscow, oa the Katoega road. . A few days
after their arrival, upwards of 500 workmen were
sent to them from Moscow. Guards were stationed
at all the gates leading to the place, and no person,
,except those actually employed, was allowed to enter
the premises.
" The Directors of the Establishment then mado a! SUPPLEMENT TO ST. PETERSBURG!! GAZETTE, Ole
demand of an enormous quantity of iron filings, and I Ora st:Pf. (sve OC C. i
gave an order on a merchant in Moscow, of the i OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS FROM TIIELARMY.
name of Preitre, for 45,000 roubles worth of oil of I " The Adjutant-General Wittzingerode reports to
vitriol.—Preitre speedily made his first delivery, and! his Imperial Majesty, under date of 20th September
immediately received 20,000 roubles in ready money. ; (2d October), front the village. of DAwydowka, u
His second delivery, which consisted of 150t3 pounds, I follows :
was found at his warehouses about 40 wersts from 1 " I have submissively to report to your Majesty,
Moscow, it was at the disposal of the flostopchin : , that every thing is well with thcorps,, the detach,
the latter, on the 4th September, published a notice : meats, the vanguard, end the posts. On
to caution the people against being alarmed at an , the roads to Wladitair and Jaroslaw, on' the 18th
explosion which was to take place next day : it was,l (30th) instant, 93 men were made prisoner., and
he said, the trial of a machine which was to eater• seat off to Jaroslaw. The French vanguard remain
minate the French army, and he made himself sure in their former positions on these roads, namely, in
of success. i the vicinity of Swerinez, on the road to Wiadimir,
" This machine was not ready until the Sth : an land iu the village of Alesejewsk, .on the Jaroslaw
experiment was made with it on the same day, but it i road. On the road to St. Petersburgh no motions
would not leave the ground. A report was then hare been made by the enemy since the lasi reports
spread that some alterations were necessary, but a laid before your imperial Majesty of the 15th (27th)
few days afterwarls Rostopeliin and his associates ',September.
renounced this mighty project. in order to znanufa•:- "In the. lett- night we have taken prisoners one
officer end S4privattmt of the Eith division of the Ist
ture the fire.werits, with n Well they set tire to the
city, when our army entered.
"• It appears that the above-named Schmitt l:ad : corps.
The sth division is stationed at Moskwa, and
; the detachment before-mentioned was sent out from
arrived from Vienna, furnished with passports, to : Moskwa to collect provisions. The Essmil Gordejew,
lenable him to enter Russia, and ssith letters of cre. i who is stationed in the towu of Waskressenek, Las
slit, all furnished to him by the Ito ..an Minister at i yesterday sent in ninety-nine French private soldiers
the Imperial Court of Austria. He did not leave ;as prisoners. The Most of them had been wounded
Moscow until two or three days after the entrance of ' in the battle of Borodino, and were on their way to
the victorious French army into the capital." the hospitals r.t Moskwa, for their recovery. this
TILE NEW COMET. Imperial Majesty's Adjutant-Colonel Benl:vodorf,
I posted with his detachment between Woloko-
EXTRACT FROM A TtPER READ TO THE FRENCH INSTI-
is post
TCTE, At r,. 31, 1812, RY x. sacatrr. lemsk and Moshaisk, near the village of Spask. Be,
Iwith his detachment, has caused much Inns to the
A new Comet was discovered on the 20th of July' 1 enemy close to the towns of Rosa and Moshaisk.
by M. Pons, at Marseilles, and on the Ist of Aug.
ITwo squadrons hatl been pushed forward by the
following by M. Bouvaid, at Paris. Al. Bonvaid and
..
French to discover his detachment. Colonel Ben-
myself calculated that the Comet would come near-'
kendorf sent against them a conjoined party from
rat in contact with the Sun on the 15th of September, • the body regiments of Cossacks, and of the Don
92. 27. mean time, reckoned from the midnight of . Cossacks : llowaisiji 4, and Tschemosubow 8, mot
Paris. i
1 amounting in the whole to more than 100 men.—
The distance from the Earth to fhb Sun being 1..
- ,•1 hese two squadrons were totally defeated, and we
taken as unity, that of the Comet in its perehelion took prisoners one Captain, and 131 men with their
will be 0,77,835. horses. The Commander of the ["reach detachment
The longitude of Use/gentling Node is 253. 18. 50. was killed. 1 shall 'have the happiness to make is
That iii the perehelima on the Orbit 9'2 fig. SO.
Ls inclivatiou on the Eelipic
The motion of the Comet is direct; in addition to have signalized themselves in these engagements."
its slow motion, it affords a remarkable uniformity
in longitude and latitude—and these two circum-
stances have rendered the calculations more difficult
of execution.
It approaches the Earth very slowly. There are
some days when we know its place in the (leavens,
and when the absence of the Moon admits of our ob-
serving it, on which it may be seen with the staked
eye; its tail is nearly two degrees long. It may ap-
pear striking to those who shall be able to chose a
convenient time and place for observing it ; but what-
ever may be the favourable circumstances.. under
which it presents•itself to out vision in Frans it is
far from being so luminous as the Comet of last year.
1 But this is of little consequence to astronomers, who
"do not found their observations upon the fugitive
! characters which attend these phenomena. The Co-
I met in question was at first seen and calculated upon
without a tail, and might have disappeared in this
; state without causing the least regret among t
astro-
nomers. If they now pursue its progress until it dis-
appears, it will only be to perfect its elements, and
to ascertain if their series of obiervatious furnishes
i any index on the subject of its revolution.
I • VIZXNA, OCT. 10.—Letters from llntlschock state!
1 that great assemblages of Turkish troops ate daily
taking place there. Their desiination is unknown ;1
but every thing tends to shew that we are about to
I take a more active part in the vrar thou heretofore.
A private letter from the environs of Mount Can-
casus conveys the following intelligence:—lt has been
long known that the rich inhabitants and invalids of.
Russia used to frequent the hot springs of Caucasus,
and that they were in great repute. They suddenly.
disappeared in the month of March last, and reap-
peered in April upon the ridge of mountains, but in
much greater quantity, and much hotter than before,
but not a di-op Was to be fowl,: in the seite. occupied

FROM THE ST. PETERSEURGH GAZETTE.
UKASE TO THE SENATE.

" The embargo by our Ukase of the 28th of °et.,
1807, on all English merchant vessels, we order
every where to be taken off, and the property be-
longing to the British to be released from sequestra-
tion; in consequence of which the needful measures
are to be taken for clearing the liquidation and neu-
tral commissions, on the foundation of the special
oiler given at the same time With the present to the
Minister of Finance.
" sr. Petemburrli, Sept. 15. ISI2.
(The original signed by hit Imperial Majesty's
own hand.)

" ALEXANDER.
(Countersigned) "G. GURIF.FF, Minisle of Finance.
(Right) "Y A 110 r DRU Ell IN IN."
TO THE MINISTEIC OF FINANCE.
46 Baring taken of the embargo and sequestration
on British property, we desire to have the affairs of
the Liquidation and Neutral Commissions, which
were established merely with the view of rendering
the private property of Russian snl••jccts safe, with•
out uny attachment on the part of Government,
brought to a speedy conclusion.
" Ist. On the bosi4 of the opinion of the Council, confirmed
by us on the 11th of March, 1811, after having liquidated the
claims of the first class, which were given into the Liquidation
Commission proporiionally, the sequestrated goods remaining
unsold, and the bonds on which the payment bas not been in•
cashed, to be returned to the proprietors.
" 2d. A settlement to he made with each house regarding the
payments and the expences made for their account, and The cash
balanced to be paid to the proprietor.
" 3d. The claims of the and sd class to be left to usual
Court of Law. •
• • ' •'- the Liquidation Com►tiseten

-1' 4th. As to the ektirne glee/11ot°
by ausriau subjects, for captures belougirsg 4,0444* alb

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