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Y LITERATURE being the grand fountain
from whence fpriugs all that is requiiite 70
sccomplifh rational beings for the enjoyment OF
(oc;al harpiaeis, and fit them for their various
employ menis on this hage of action 1t is
noble 10 us to encourage and cultivate every
thing tending to promote this great gift OF hes
ven among mankind.
Before he att Of Printing was known, the
fons OF fcience fuffered greatly; and il Is be
voud doubt. thar for the want Of that uletul
vehicle the PSINTISc Pass, in thole days
many very vsuabe eIays Of the aneien's have
been buried in oblivion.
In this polite age, when Printing houriihes,
the man of genius may hand Ms perform4nce'
10 the pubic who may give them to their
chi dreh, and 10 trRnfmit them down 10 pei
mrity. a
We NAV now, from the King upon the
throne TO the peafsnt in his cottage. learn what
is palling in the world, and developing the
A,fana Of both civil and ecclefisHlcal tyranny
of al their myRe,y, inform ouIfsives OF every
thing conclusive 10 0ur hsppinels ID this or The
eo@ias world -
Ror the better and more yegulsr c,mmnr'ca
ton of intelligence, and that the productions
of men of genius might be mors universally
known, periodical publications hfff took place |;
and their period, were long or ihort, as
bea ieEyed the community where they were .itab-
lined. Among he many Perfo mancss of this
kind, which are 70 frequent 10 Europe, none Is
more wsnted in Aneriea, and particularly IN
thi. part of it, thar MONTHLY one; which
want has long been comp siued of by men OF
the ereatet ingenuity in the American world.
Thole gentlemen would undoubtedly much oflner
f1vourths public with eGays.inRru6ive and enter
tanirp TO all clsies of men if there was uitabe
periodical publication for their infertion. News.
pspeis are known to be of general utility, but
not 70 fit to convey to poaerisy the iaoours OF
the learued, as they are, mott commonly. only
noticed for day and then thrown neglected
BY; where's Mouthly Publications are preerved
in the Libraries Of men of the greaeit abilities 10
the literary world. It is needles to point out
any thirs further in recommendation of Thu is-
tended work. The publiher of thele PFoPo.
falls. therefore begs leave, with the utmoit fub.
mifion, to prefent the following
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P L A n OF the ROYAL
AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

Several eentlc 7en, of known abilities, have
kindly prcmiled 10 favour the public, through
TINS, chspreI, with siTays, on v'rious iubjeets,
for injunction and amulement Their Produeti
oo,. will nc doubl fill comfortable part OF this
work: And, as the publiher has ens'ged all
;he Briufh Magazines. Reviews. &c. and all
the Periodical publications in America, from
/! efe will be leleaed whatever is new, curious,
aud entertsining As ire Debates in the BIitiih
Houfs of Commons are 70 intereiing to The
whole Britifh empire, whatever debTe: may be
important TO Eu ope or concern America. will
he duly noticed. 70 hat The ls1cs Of the B'itiih
periodical publications may bs here iesn at one
view
While We ere jIIft7isg from the labours Of on
European brethren, we final nor fail of making
the 6rietea irarches sfter curious anecdotes, ana
in,creGins events in B itiih Americana order tc
complete this part If tie plan, The publifher
now reoueAs the sGiaasc Of the lesfned, tn
witty, the curious, and tie candid Of both fexe'.
f5rssg 5sEt tkis exfssfe csaszss,. and hopes they
will favour him With their correspondence for
the public bsssfi.
Every event. both foreign and domeitic, that
ma. delerve the public notice will be day re.
glitter, j, as well as PoeticaI EG.y', Marriages
Deaths, &c. and whs::ter Is noiccd in PUB icsii-
OF: Ct hi: kid.
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Excellent London PORTER,
II and Dorchefer ALE, in bottles,
ull ripe and Gioucefer and Cheihirs
CHEESE to be fold at CHARLES
LOWE ) Shop, in Ma:ihall's-Lane, op-
5oiit: the JRon Ston=.
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b . S T o N,
F RID A Y, July "a.

The following Pc Triton was prefent-
ed to the Governor, Council and Houie o
Ailembly, during the lat Seiion of the
General Court. &c.
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,:,h ,irnfs 81 The town OF Abirgon,
,stion e. Died in legal town. net,iT 6, tskirs
Ito CONFEDERATION the mary VI happy grievan
css Ills province is labc urirg under; cur
rights and privileges being II vaded and hare-
fully violated by many uncoraitu,ional acts OF
arbitrary power, take this opportunity 70 teiti-
~ our Loyalty 10 cur rightful icveteign King
George the third, 10 whom we Rave never
been wanting in duty and obedience, whole
reign If confcrmable TO the coronation cath and
is regulated by tie Briuh contribution mna be
mild ard falutsry and be improved for the
good snd h,ppinsls of the people over whom
he prefdes. Moreover to tefify our firm at.
tachment and our invarisble adherence to al
eur natural and conRitutona rights, Stipulated
and made ever to as by the royal charter,
which rights and privileges as we are men,
chriitisns and iuhje6ts, we view curle'ves as I'M
der indifpenhble obligations, to nle all our en-
deavours to uphold, malnSsin and defend. Fur
thermore, TO give in our teItimonY againR ak
;ho(e arbitrary mesfures and deipotic iuncvati-
ons, lately taken place 10 this province, viz.
Such as the appointment of board of COM
mi0ioners Unveiled with iuch exorbitant power
IN force from US onr property without our con-
ient On purpoie for railing revenue. The ex-
tention Of the admiralty courts beyond all ra-
'tioDal limits. The quartering hardipg army
of regular troops in our metropolis lover whom
our governor declared he had no controul)
without the content, and in oppoition to the
remonltrances of the people, which has been
the unhsppy location of blood ihed and muir
der. The making our Governor land as we
hear the Judges of the Superior court and o.
thers) independent of the grants of the people
The reitraining his Mseity's Council from.
meeting upon matters of public concern unlefs
called by the Governor. Theie with many O..
ther matters of great grievance juitly pointed
out to usby our metropolis the town of Bolton,
we clearly apprehend are violent infra6tion of
our natural and constitutional rights, snd have
diTea tendency to fubvert and overthrow our
happy contribution. Moved by thefe confder-
atoms we have hearty freedom to unite with
our capital town and with every other town in
the province in uing our bell endeavours by c.
very iult and constitutional mealure to obtain
redrefs. Relying upon that God who has the
heart of Kings at his difpolal and governs all
the nations of the earth in righteoulnefs to
vouchfafe his bleling. Being read and conGder-
ed the town voted their acceptance, nm. can.
and ordered the committee to tranfcribea copy
and fend tothe committee Of correspondence in
Bottom after which the town chofe ftanding
committee TO Join with the committee Of Bottom
end Of every o,hsr Gown shas arc diIPOfed to a.
(dopt the fame meaiures.
\ rs :" AftIf. 80.
4 ." WoopBRiDeR BRowNE, 7squn- Clsrk."
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T u E S D Y, March go.
B Q S T Q. N. =.

We hear from Newport, Rhode Hand,
that on Thuifday morning, juif al day light,
the dwelling houGe of one Mr.-Eafon,
towards the Beach, was confirmed by FIRE !:
The man, bis wife, and fix chidTen, only
had time to fave their lives, and the houfe
being mile from the town, it was impoGible
timely aniitance could be had 10 fave any
thing in the houfc. er
A gentleman in Virginia in letter to his
friend here, fpeaking of the Court Of Inquiiition
lately erected in Rhode III ind (ays, tits Sc 70
UNREASONABLE and unconstitutional Rretch of
power, hat hope it will never be permitted
to take place, while one fpsrk of virtue remains
ia America. The primary end of fociety is the
iecuritV of lie with greater cafe but this mi.
niGerisl plao if fubmtted to. woud totally de.
feat every idea Of focal fecuriiy ia America.
PROVIDENCE, Marcb2o. Attic Superior
Court, now fitting here, caufe was tried
yeteIday, wherein Capt William Rhodes,
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SATU RDAY, March ~.
2 q G II. d m, ~ I-


Estra67 efa letter rOmSt. Vincent's, Feb. "a.
g Iarrived here the nth infant, but
fouod the Tnand fill in arms againG the
Caraibs, who have done comfortable damage
here, but theie troubles are near at an end,
sthey are drove to the laff extremity, and
nine Of their chiefs came in to treat On terms,
and the 10th infant is the day appointed to
fettle this affair which has been 70 much
damage to. this liland it is thought the
Carabs are not above feven numbered HroDg.
Z" AS Lieut.. Cover of the 18th regiment
was carelefsly leaning on his fufee, it acci-
dentally wentIoff and killed him on the fpot."
DIED. Mrs. Sarah Dunton.--Mrs. Or
good near Charleaown-F etry,-Mrs, Stow,
Widow of the late MIR. - Stow, of this
town, Merchandise Dorchefter, Mr.. E.
benezer Mofeley.-At Medford, Mrs. Ma
~ Pattin, iilier to Mr.. Thomas Secombe.-
AT Haverhill, Mrs Sarah White, comfort Of
Samuel White, Efq; of that place.-At
Por,imod,h, Capt. George Boyd. A--
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IF the Brig Spywood. was plaintiff, and Ro
BET, Kee!er, Efq; commander of his M'jef.
ty's flip Mercury, defendant. The plain
tiff fued in action Of trefpafs, for silaul,ng
and imprifoning him on board the faid brig,
at Newport twen,y.iix hours, on her arrival
from the Wei Indies, in September laa.-
The Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff,
with ninety-four pounds, lawful money, da-
images, and COTS Of fuit.
Another action was brought sgainff Capt,
Keeler BY Seth Wiley, Mate of iaid Brig,
for aAaulting and impri1oning him in like
manner twelve days. VeIdia of The jury,
eleven pounds, with colt.
Anacton oftrover was brought by Mr.. ].
Wiley, owner of iaid Brig, for the cmbezzie-
ment of 400 buihels of falt, part OF two hog
iheads of fugar, and part of two hoglheads
of rum. which had been legally entered at
the cuaom houfe likewife part of two bar
rels of beef, aud barrel of bread. VeIdia
Of the jury, four pounds, with COTS.
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WEDN ESDAY, March 81.
B O S Z O N.
Exfr49 eFA !sny fIos a gssiltman in Lend'n,
Gafsd December "a.


GaiEd December "a.
The EAT India bu6nels is like to engrofs
the attention of this FELTON,. It feem: probable
that government will afnme The jE,a rtgaHS of
that mighty dominion. This will fatally ex-
ed The influence of the crown. Our conltitu-
tion. is indeed already infected to the very heart
AsiATIc WEALTH has, like mighty torrent,
ovsTahemed every free contribution upon
which it has been hitherto turned. There is
however fome conloIation, while we lament the
fall of Britlh liberty, in feeling the rife of that
of America. Yes, my friend, like young
Ph0nix fhe will rife full plumed and glorious
from her mothers afhes -" cannot but think
that determined oppoftion on your part, TO the
dangerous innovation of peniioning the Cover
nor and Judges, will defeat it, 1t is 70 directly
contrary to his Msjehy's declaration, and 70
utterly inconifent with every constitutional idea,
concerning an impartial naturalization Of jufice,
that it cannot be maintained but on the ground
of arbitrary policy" .ia s..Q1 i. H. V
Monday the 9th ult. his Excellency Go
vernon Tryono prorogaed- the General AT
fembly of New York to the 4th of May
oext, having 6ra Ggned his aAent to 43 acts,
Paled that ieiIion among which were the
two following, viz. San act for making
futherprovi6on of Ioool. furnilEing his Ma
JfltSSx< troops quartered in that colony, with
necsqaAes to the fiEf day of January next.
And. IAN act TO appoint cnnrnid-';s' IN fer
Ese &Rhe or lines OF JnrIidIcfIon, between
that COLONY and the province of MaGachu-
fstts- Ray. Z CG0 ,aol..Ga2 lIi~@- "
Appointed Lieut. Crofs of the Captain,
to be Captain OF the lamar, Lieut.. James
Montaga of the Mercury to be Lieutenant
Of the Captain Mr.. Drury, Midfhip-
man of'the Captain to be Lieutenant of the
Mercury. 90. - rat
Lar Friday about three o'clock in the af-
ternoon, a fire broke out in the cufom-
hOule !: But by the timely aAifance of the
inhabitants of the town,a Rop was put to its
progreis, before it had done much damage.
Its generally thought, the fires not happen
ingin The night has prevented much lying
and fallhood. If we may judge from the re-
prefentatlons fent home upon other occaii-
ons, il would not argue the want of candor
to luppofe, that the CTS, or fome
of their tools, would nave made formlda-
bic itory of it, and influenced the M-n---ry
to believe it was done on purpofe; either in
teifimony Of refentment againf the cuftom-
houie officers, or with view to mobbifh
lcramble for the veVsput msnty, which is 70
gantonly taken from the colonies, and
worie than thrown away. Perhaps, fome
certain perfons might have repaired to the
cattle for fear OF their lives, and more regi-
ments wrote for to keep the rebellious town
of Bottom in good order.
Agreeable TO the late law for regulating
vendues, the Seledmen on Saturday Taft ap-
pointed the four following perfons to be Ii
cenied Vendue- Matters in this town, viz.
Mr.. Benjamin Church, MIR. Jofeph RufIell,
Mr.. William Greenleaf and Capt. Andrew
Oliver.
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To the Bakers , &c.
To be Sold,

To be Sold,
For CASH or Short CREDIT, 81
AT Sore Ne. g. leading down to Treats and
Spears wharves. lirie louth of the EAT.
End of Faneuil- Hall market, by g g.
] A NJ ES SW A N,
Choice Philadelphia
FLOUR, fine, fuper6ne and the
4 bea Baltimore Ditto
Bar Iron, Brown and Loaf Sugars,
Cefes, &c. &c. &c
All which iii believed his cuRomers and
Others upon trial will be made len6ble, he iellS
as cheap as at any fore in town.
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from the apparfe they rcccircd
lat performance exrrefes "a mucl
and this corceived in iUch deli 5
that 10 one Can read il without :
the celebrated orator. " When
locuft leave The land ;"ays the nchJ,
an enquiry tina, carries in us deter
The fate Of AmYifa. May cur vert
gy be imprehed with the importance =.
and on the eniuing religious anniversary u.
u;,e with the good people of this province IN
duplicating heaven for 70 great favour. {
Such Vermin have ever led people to inn
pore the interpoG;ion Of providence, when
threatening land with famine and certain
it is, that they ale judgments of but fmal
coniequence when compared with the
fwarms of rsVsnas LofaAs, which arc daily
increaiing, and devouring the fubfance of
this dfreiied continent.
What dignity, CONTINUES the doaor)
" what refpeet, what authority, can Britain
" SERVE from her obfinate adherence to
&C error She fands convicted of violating
I" her own principles, but perfcveres with
&C unreleuting feverity NE implore for
Z" rights as grace, y@e aggravates our dilireis
" BY looping away another and another dar-
" ling privilege. NE ak for FREEDOM,
and 6e tends the SWORD"
Should Americas o2preGors fuccecd in
their plan, and by the God Of nature be per-
mitted to -counteraa his Fundamental law,
Sc that man fhouId perfue his own happi-
nefs," of which, fays Jullice Backbone,
=" This law of nature being coeval with
mankind, and dictated by Con himleIf, is
of courie hyperion in obligation to any other
1t is binding over all the globe, in all coun-
tries, and at all times no human Iaws are
Of any OOhdiy if contrary to this; and fuch
of them as are-valid, derive all their force,
and all their authority, mediately or .imme-
dia,ely, from this original should, they
be able to effect fubmilJion to their acts,
70 repugnant TO the interef and babbmfG of
this whole continent fill, what dignity,
what refpeef can they derive from thele mea-
fures How will the honour of Britain ceafe
with the diGegarded welfare of the Britillr
colonies
The doctor, fpeaking of the place where
the murders were committed, thus con-
Guides
+" o Aranger fay thee, and the fcsne around
Contemplate well and if perchAnce thy
+. ,.- home ~
" eaiuTe thee win Tathers honoured name
" Go, call thy fons--inaru6f them what dehir
e" They o~e their ancefors, and make then
I" To pay it, BY tranfmitting down entirept .
Thoie lAerfS ,igbss to which themlelves wee
/ e-N born.n 1aa rrrs 4oT77 = es
May this pfecept ifae from every parents
who being an American, regards the welfare.
OF his country !; may each fon with fliaI
duty, endeavour to obey it, by undauntedlyn
defending thOle rights which none with iuiSl
tice can deprive him Of. And while the CITY
folemnizes the Fy7bsfA1ayeb with It's year
ly orations. may every town in the province
obferve il in iome fuitsble way !; and, by
keeping up a mtmsrto of meafures the mott
cruel and cppreJEvs, be ever guarding its In
habitants againf the intriguing deGgns of
bsnEonsYs, de/bots and TYR HNTS 4
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From The Essex GAZETTE, Marab az.

From the ESSEX GAZETTE, March az.
THE respectable metropolis of this pro-
] vince has certainly acted worthy Of
itIelf in eaabliihing, as monument aga;n0
g fbs fail opPrfDioa q qaSrtsriag traps in
bobulsu5 eities, in times ,sf peaee," the Mas
SACRE ANNIVERSARY. Il muf ever
do il honour, and ferve TO convince TsltntislI
obbrs0srs, that fuch, mealures will produce
difgrace to tbrmfei0s, as well as difrefs to
an injured people. - -. A
The gentlemen who exhibited on the two
.frfi of Ihefe anniversaries, gave great fatii-
.faaicn to their hearers, as was evident
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M o N d A Y, March 20.
V y Y 4N'
FartJer Enr9psaa intelligence BY the Lsf
LONDON, Dftembfr Is.

IS l night a lame
Duck waddled out of
the Alley for 100000.
December II. Sun
day fe'nnight the rock
known by the name
of the Needle, or
Lots Wife, upwards
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To be L E T.

eAszxsSA. A very convenient gen.
L@F1i te.l HOUSE, in Walker,
SN@@ SIS teet, rear DR.. Byles's Meet.
In,l M1 Ell Jog hnufe there is yard, gar
So lIa sc den, and excellent water, be-
longing 10 aid heufe Enquire
at the fgu Of the Swan. Sou. End, Eoaon.
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I'LL Psyt0ns indebted to The
PRINTER bsrsst, sOiA greatly 0bhgs
bin BY making lpsedy payment.
BeRon 3If M0reb, 1872

6eVon 3IU D10Tt6' I773s~
Mr.. THOMAS,
THE gentlemen, Select Men,
= having appreciated me to oficis,e as one
of the Veudue Matters, for this town would
now, through your paper, offer my Gervice to
the public, Promifng the utmoff fidelity and
care, in executing any buinefs iDtruiled to me,
as an Audioneer. In the iale of houfes, lands,
ihipping, merchandise, houihold furniture,
&c. &c. my employers may depend on my ex-
erting myielf for their intercit have for the
Prefent opened Vendue Office at my fore
In Cornhill, where goods OF any kind will be
gratefully received in for GIe.
an, Sir, yours
WILLIAM GREENLEAF.
". B. have large and valuable afortment
ofgOcds to be fold at private Gle, on fuch terms
as muR Pleale the purchafers.
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P Hill P P E 4 A N T,
Lately from Crsmss1, in h6S.

~HtS'J A1UII 1ISD70HaS IN AIaIJ
TAKES this method to inform
- all gentlemen and ladies, that he makes
and fells, VIOLINS, GUITARS, and BASE
VOLS, and SCREW BOWS, no ways inferior
to the beR imported a. the houfe of Mr..
David RamfdelI, lizzie below MIR. Eberezer
Hsncock's, BY the IiI-Creek, Bolton he like
wife mends all Ihof= inffrumenfs at a Reasonable
rate, where all thole that will obliee him with
their euaom may depend upon being ufed with
candour.
N. B. CAN given for long While Ecrseh.ir.
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THURSD AY, AUcUsT IL, 1925.

with the following infctiqtion--" Preaching
here every morning at fix O'Clock. This
is the fra Egn of the kind we ever remem
Der to have heard of.
The Queen was dreiled very brilliant on
the Kings birth day, it is believed the
diamonds ihe had on that night did not
colt lefs than two hundred thoufand
pounds.
The greatea preparations are making
at Portfmouth and in TIM Acct to receive
their Msjcffies, numbers of officers at
irving in expectation of the great promo
ton to be made by his MajeGy under the
royal Randard.
Every foreign Minifer at this court is
preparing for journey in order to be pre-
lent at the. naval review, which, we hear,
ksslb be on Thuriday or Friday the enfuing
lx4k.
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t.
broke out oPpoGte Bank RTeet in Cornhill,
which confumed fix houfes, three in Corn.
hill and three in Lombard Rreet. Several
of the inhabitants fufered in the'Aames.
A detachment of the Ruiians, coniitfing
of $4,000 men have been defeated by the
Turks, and 1000 lain and made pfifoners
ia the banks of the Danube.
The negotiation of the treaty between
the courts Of Peteriburgh and Stockholm has
aifoniihed all the politicians in France, 70
great blow TO the French intereR in Swe
den being very little expected at this juneure.
On Wednesday Stephen Fuller, Eig; a.
gent for the iland of Jamaica, preiented a
petition to the houle, taxing notice Of the
bill for the better occurring to the Royal hof-
pital for feamen, at Greenwich, all forfeited
and unclaimed lhAres of prize money re-
naming in the hands of Agents, in any of
his Majefy's colonies and plantations in
America, the Wea-Indies, and Leeward
ifands, and to compel the more fpeedy pay.
ment thereof; and letting forth, that the petit
toner conceives the iaid bill is, in every ref
pea, partial, arbitrary, unconstitutional, un-
precedented, and liable to all the objections
of Retrospective law, and, if fufered to be.
come an act of parliament, will be an-inva.
fion of the mott valued rights and privileges
ofthe fu5jea, and mof dangerous and evil
example. On which the houle agreed, that
the petition may be heard by his council a.
gainA the (aid bill.
A correspondent informs US, that the fol-
lowing faIaries were propofed BY Lord North
in the Houfe of Commons on Thurfday,
and afented to on the part of the EAT India
company, to be granted to the commander
in chief of the military forces, and the chief
jufice, judges, &c. of the new court of judi
cature, which is to be inltituted in india, viz.
Commander in chief, 2soool. per annum.
Chief Juice 8oool. ditto.
Six Judges, 6cooI. each.
Four of the council, Ioool. each.
The Court held at St. James's yeaerday
on account of his Majeay's birth day, was
neither iplendid or crouded with people Of
faihion.
June !. The Duke of Glouceaer is ex
trcmely i'll.
Letters from Hamburger advife. that the
King OF PrufIa has ordered all the Jews
to leav: his lew poGsfions, without allow
in. tine to fettle their affairs, except ihofe
VINO have capital of a thoufand crowns,
which latter arc allowed, only to fettle in
the dieriGs on the rivers Netze and Dfe-
weniz they arc TO Zeal only in he pro-
buttons Of th= country, and are 70 pay an
annual tribute. II IS farther fsid, that the
King of Pruhil "; p.oPo!e to the Diet
iom. regu' atoms whh reipea 70 the Jew:
IN Poland.
This day the Houfe of Commons viii
meet, pusiuant to their adjournment or
!hsFfdaY lait
Its iaid that the budget viii DC open.
Cd in the Hou(e of Commons on Wed
ns6iaY or Fnosy next, but which Of the
Gsys is not as yet known for certain.
At a rev eredsd Westinghouse near
Cold b hEc d., there is board hung out,