Star. — London, England, 1801-08-04 00:00:00

Ishmtwic ARMITAGI Plaintiff an lent a ffauli ter by the in Norfolk, cd to thew ing fame b and Int h refufal to • p trt of the t make I taken any from wine affaulted b hacilpiekee other pert • felves as t the Judge .• them to , A "lodgings,' with 6d. d "Toe K an inform againft th his Majell demeanor ed a falfe that the p per day p dies, ton fbip, for Vitquallin Signed by dant hone certificate nately pr name, an order to i tain's .beh the Mesffe certifi fo that of time A . • certiicat fent inas fid, on d a;catifie the Capt Lt= Zit* Bawds a 22mal • lfitta 7n 11 . 14 4 1 7: . . • *. • U: 1/ oginki h tiff's. .1 t9ing his : fern • - a pet...-. 1 tion of ti in this • aninher • attention • ar"' (set Plaintiff Cairn in this sAI tiff an It was in Htiibe He • Eftl• tO I foil of.*" l n Sand: liothAart - Oil to differ ionser rim canfe wa *tare. en • was Oft mice tee) the delta readers trial, the Foe si brought farmer, I cording hearing Learned Plaintiff • wheat a ple, on t 1 CITY. for breal two 11. Mr. Brii —but lu Tarra for Cop! r.t La}, on 'Piro t,vtly tr fwea!ini eveffing, time thi a fctfair acouitte Wm. aie pro Jsitm John ing cpe awrkell if.SSIZzS &c. • WICH, AUGUST I.—CHAPMAY and WIFEI4 -AGL.—This action was brought by the rand his wife, to recover damages fora vio tult, alledged to be committed. on the lat he Defendant, who is a farmrts at Earford, rOlk, and who, in Iris jurlificatien,cndeavour sew that Mrs. Chapman bad b.:en putloin• to barley which had fallen from his waggon, it he had (truck her in confequence of her to deliver it up. Sever'al uitneffes on the the plaintiff were examined, who attempted :e it appear, that Mrs. Chapman had not soy barley from the Defendant's waggon, Which the was at fome di fiance, when the was .:(1 by them, and that-the barley which the :ked up Inuit have been the property of fome perfon. As the Jury could not fatisfy them as to the fail of the property of the barley, idge (it being 'a late hour) recommended to withdraw, and to carry the verdift to his iks,uhich they did, in favour of the Plaintiff, 6d. damages. KING S,. JOHN CLAYTON Werr.—Thiswas ormation, at the inflance of the Admiralty, al the Defendant, who was lately purfer of Majefty's !hip' Sirius, Capt. R. King, for a mi lanor and fraud, in having forged and utter falfe certificate. It appeared from the cafe, se purfers of veal: are allowed onehallpenny ty per man. for providing coals, wood, can turnery ware, and other neceffaries for the for u hich allowance they tranfmit to the lling•office, from time to time, a certificate, ..4 by the Captain and Matter. The Defen• however had contrived t&obtain andfendthefe 'cams oftener than they were due, by, alter procuring the Captain or Matter to fign his , and by forging the name of the other. In to aelt this, he took advantage of the Cap. being on Chore to procure the fignature of 1 4 4 11 cr, and always went to the Captain for certificate when the mailer was not with him, that each of them fuppofed, from the diftance line slnce he had been called on for his former intact, that it was quite COLTta. In the pre , inaance, the Defendant drew a bill of 571. i s. on the Viaualling Board. and carried it, with Cettificate, ((wiled by the Mailer, but in which Captain's name was forged) to Mr. Paget at ‘11 1 1§ 0 94. of whom hefted received the value.— loffb Peaet ledotfed this ,ball to Marrs Gurneys Ater Pmei , by whore it was tranfmitted to the Bawd, 'there the fraud was difcovered. The fair . . ~Ivall ater,l) Proved bY the evidence of Capt. ' And of Mt , ,Grave i the Matter; and the ar- S aesssiatts to the utteringof the certificate byhlr. Paget, by a clerk of ;M.-4 1 % r d T.,...; and by clerks of the , . a s . .e. No de. Grp _ Alfa Jury; without hefi guilty. The fentence 1 1 _. ..._ warnteastr..Thisatlimiiiasbrowstat • mtead'e to rabbles deniers for a violent ialt made on Win by the Defsnt, who plead - ' ifidKieetian , that the Plaintiff bad obftradted 4>a his • a elodhoftbe Plait:t ars. lit . Defendant's cart was via' thee when the - Plaintiff and errant the bode and impo und ed it, ---.‘ which the Defendant buck the Mintiff with tch-fork andwoinided his ann. As the gad o( the_Defindant's right of way was involved , de eafb; the Canna on each fide called a at number of wisneffes, and the eanfe occupied - the -etion.of the Court for nearly fix hours. The (which. was Special) found a verdi& for the tiff with .4.05. - damages. . . tete v. &Act Bele and others.—The parties • 'on were galy nominally to, the real Plain a Leiag their refpedlive landlords. ha fa& an • of cefrifi brought by H. Henley ' • . againft Richard Aron Lee, to aken ain t right of the former to the of .a warren (as the Plaintiff claimed it to be) Sandringbiun, in this county. The eftates of *parties had formerly belonged so one owner, .fiefte, from whom they - bad been tratifinitted ifferent branches of his Assay, cafe of whom date force fold his date to Mr. Lee. This a was not only complicated in itiblf, from the Arc of the evidence which was predated, but alfo rendered httricate, by instating tome technical quellions in fptcial pleading, with . (feta of which we apprehend anti general readers would be little gratified. After a long -;a1, the Jury found for the Plaintiff. 'IIIITER 0. WR/TlNe.—This was an action ;ht on public grounds, between merchant and :r, for themon-delivery of a load of wheat, ac ting to agreement. After a very attentive ring and himl pointed obfervations from the trned Jude, the Jury found a verdii for the stiff, with 131. damages, being the price that advanced, from the time of tale by fans ,n the next market day. 'TY ASSIZES.-11101/115 Branch aged t 7 years, treaking open a bureau and Realms thertout IL bank notes, the property of his mailer, Britton Sparkes, of St. Peter Hnngate, was , fly tonviEled and received fentence ofileath It has tine b•nn reprieved, for tranfportation- 1 trrance Crany, (late a Corporal) was indicted upping on the Lighway and robbing blaava 'iliztt, of tit. Stephen's, on the 311 t of an. on the Thorpe road, near Bifboplate-bridge. ie profcclit 1 ix and another witnefs fwore poll . to the prifoner's perfots—but four witneffes ring as pelitively that he was (pending the in g, at the Unicorn, in St. Mary's, at the the robbCty was timed to have been corn ed—and IJeut. Larranee, of the 13th Light goons, giving Cully an excellent charaftei, as Idier and a.: an honeft man, the ptifoner was rifted. 'tn. Lock, r7carged with dealinm an ewe fh•ep property of Mr. Mackie. of L akcnham,' and s It: inglo , ,, were : , ciovittzd. lohn Hinds (a folciier) was inclined for brrak ,h open the wine vault of Mr. ern al, :.: St. Stephen's, with felonious intent. 'lllc. vitt:mar was 6f - covered in the cellar by tbe watchman, and I fame bottles of wine had been ren:ocedfi , an their places and broken. Tim priforer laid it his cie. fence that as he was returning from a public-bottle at a late hour, he met nn officer, to avoid whom he turned down into the ;aid, and to conceal himfelf, finding the cellar door open, he went down. The Jury found the prifuner guilt; of larceny in removing the bottles, but acquitted him of the capital offence, ths burglary, and he was fentenced to fix months imprdonment and bard labour in Bridewell. Mr. Charles Bafhani, of this city, was indieled for a mifdemeanor, in receiving two parcels of trefoil feed, of rz huffiels each, the property of Mr. Diane and Mr. T. Cunningham, both of Ful ham, in this county, knowing the fame to have been fbalen. It appeared in evidence, that in Feb ruary lafl, fix facks, containing the aboge quan tity of feed, were flolen from the warehcafe of Mr. J. Browne ' at Yarmouth, who is agent to Mr. Deane and Mr. Cunningham, and.that about the fame time Mr. Wham fold a fini;lar quantity of feed to a Mr. Fiddiman, which was delivered at the Crown, in St. Stephen's, and which Mr. Con. ning' , ant firmly believed to be his feed, frcin its cnrtetonding fo ezaaly in quantity and quality with that which had been ftokn from Mr. Browne's warehoufe; it was a remarkable trefoil, and con, tained a peculiarfeed which Mr. Cunningham faid he had never obferved in any feed grown in Nor folk or Suffolk—Mr. Baffiam, when , applied to, faid he received the feed from a friend, but hav ing refufed to fay who . that friend was, Meas. Diane and Cunningham were induced to prole- • cute. Mr. MACKINTOSH, in trots examining the wit noires, contended, that it was fcarcely polfible for va.perfon to.fwear to inch a kind of property as feeds, which so 'merchants in the County might be in the habit of dealing in as well as the prdfccu• tors, although it might not be a feed pecaliur to this or the next county, but to a Lo udort market. —The Learned Judge alfo obferved, that it was the wealtett cafe he ever heard in his life. Mr. Balkanthad not fold the feed under value, and it would be airery hard thing if Mr. Batbarn. as an auttioneer, was to be accountable for the homily of every perfon that ens/toyed him, and whom he might nut know—W. Bath= was, therefore, without going into any defence, acquitted of the charge. There was not.a tingle caufe for trial in the city. Svaaar.—The AlUzes for the county of Surrey commencedlyefterday at Croydon, but no trials of - much importance occurred. The principal was that of a female fbop-lifter, whole crime was great ly aggravated by her having inftruaed children to OW inber depredations. Lord KENYON read a letter from one of the King's Minillers, an. nouncing the brilliant viaory over the French and Spaniards. Sossst—The zes for this county commenc ed on Friday, the 3;ft ult: before Lord KEN row and Sir Neu; Gloss, and terminstted on Satin.. day: The &wavy tried the civil caufes, and the latter the criminals. There were but very few pri loners in the calenda-, and only three were capi tally conviacd : namely, John Carrot, aged 18 years, for . felonioufly fteal fog, taking, and carrying away one tag wcther Iheep, the property of John Curtis. James Gallon, aged 53, for frlonioufly taking and riding away a roan mare , the property of Thomas Martin . . And Thomas Scardcield, aged feventeen, for fhe . e l p h ocher prifoners were conviaed of leffer offences, and fenttnced to tranfportation. On the Pleas fide, before Lord Krwrom, the casks were of peculiar intereß. One was an ac tion brought by Mr. Rice, a -tradefman of Brigh ton, againd Captain Chat, for the value of a quan tity of forage, &milted for the troop of which he was Commander. In the courfe of the trial; it came out, that the Defendant had been guilty of the atrocious offence of reducing the meafore of allowance provided by Government for the horfcs, by which he had robbed the public of above 7001. , The Plaintiff had a verdia for the whole of his demand, amounting to upwards of cool. ; and Lord KENYON, with that indignation which ever charatterizes him at the derettion of knavery, pledged himfelf to lay the report of the cattle .be fore the Attorney General, in order that the De fendant might be made the objea of a criminal profecutinn- - Salt/IV/IVORY, LY. 3r.—At our Arizes, which ended on ICednelday Taft, eight perfons were ca-, pirallv,conviaed, and received , fentence of death, via. ..cins Nun', alias Ifayward, indiaed at.the loft AlLzes for fheep-ftealing, and found by an inqui kiosk then taken to be mute by the vifiration of Goo, and being arraigned sr thaws indictment at tbefe Aftizes, alluding mute agein, was now found mute of malice, 5y an inepieft of twelve men impannelled and fworn to inquire for the pur pole. Upon John 14010:wing pot into the condemned room at the prifon with the othei ;envies under the fame fcntence, Mr. Cartwright about half an hour afterwards avaited upon thcm, as ufnal, to in form them be was jaift going to the Clerk of the Affirs for the Calendar,and that he fulpeacd form: of ..hem would be left to Infer, Particularly jo;in Notts, whin they all went down upon their kaecs, fervently praying and hoping for mercy. Mr. C. telling Netts he -had but little to hope for, as he knew the Learned and Merciful Judge had given him to underhand, if he did not plead to hi.: diament the law muff take i:s full courre.—Nutts inmediatrli. replied, I did! I did! Pray GOD hhili the Jo . dge! Oh ! Sir (he exclaimed), but I t was advitcd to do what I did !" His Prosecutor ; caw ri wards, of whom he afked 'xis, which was readi!y granted ; and on Ibis .1:;<- ,ng " Do you forgive me r cred, " I do ! I . ru!" Notts received the aw- I 1,.1 rev.: for death with compr4iire, tad ha.. himfclf as becomes a licr• . 00 in :tl,-+I I awrent-, for uttering a r e . r cond time countericit money, knowing the fame to be fella and c^,unterfcit. to he imprifont.ll9t t • Ve; , ls, arl to find fore6es for his good belirvioiii form() years more,to be computed from the ciird the two :11.1 ycars,by a recognizance to be -entered into before one or more of his Majefly's Jolt ises oi. the Peace for this County, hitnfelf in Icol. and his two fureries in 501. each. John Davie: for air:inking David Cowley, con (table, fined one lhilling and to be imprifoned for three calendar months, and until be enter into .us ' own recognizance in 301. on condition to keep the peace towards all his Majefly's fubjals, and par ticularly towards David Cowley, his profecutor, for three years, and when fine paid to be dile:tar - Red. Ai. Liverpool SeMons on laft Tuefday i'ennight , David Hoare, and Elizabeth his wife, were indid ed for cruelly confining and withholding neccffary food and Cullen:ince from Mary Hoare, the daugh ter of David Hoare by a former wife (a child of about ten years of age), for feveral months, In as to be reduced almoft to death ; but fo wonderfully recovered in the eourfe of two mouths, by the hu mane attention of Mrs. Hall,- Governets •of the Poor-horife in that town, to whole care the had been committed by the fitting Magilirate, that neither the Magi:ix:ate, nor any of the officers of the court, Who had Peen her when thatched from the hands of death, under the roof of her unnatural parents, knew her to be the fame child, when fhe was brought into court, were found guilty, and fentenccd to two years folitary confinement iu the horde of cot , redion at Prellon, and at the expiration thereof to • enter. intO recognizances in rool. each, and two • fureties iii soh each, for their g ood behaviour for • three years, and elpecially to Mary his daughter. The bold and unfeeling behaviour of the delin • qucnts, And the Mint and attentive. manner in ' which the whole of the audience 'alerted to this in ;' welling and affeding .trial, particularly the, evi, dente Of a poor but worthy woman in an oppofite ' bottle, who firll difcovered and gave information ' of this truly diabolical Fondue in there wicked wretchcs,added to the fympathetic feelings oF each, when the child difcovered herfelf to tins witnefs, with her grateful Niles (who did not recognize her in Court), and the tender and affectionate tear which trickled down both their cheeks, fpoke more ' feelingly to the truth of this melancholy tale than words can exprefs. WINCHESTER, AUGUST T.—Yefterday morning early a refpite arrived, during . his Majetly's plea fure, for the three unhappy malefaftors (foldiers) who were to have bemshung this day, for robbing the mail near Moreftead. This morning, between eight and nine o'clock, William Freetnan, aged sB years, for committing a rape on the body of Sarah Frampstan, was con dnaed from his cell to the place of executioa,mear this city. He behaved very penitent, acknowkdg ed the juftice of his fentence, and, from his fin ; cere contrition-I*mm his condemnation, be hoped to receive forgivenefs from that awful Judge before whom he was going to appear. He has left a wife and family. . Friday were executed at Northampton, purfu ant to fentence, at the laft affirms Wilkom Water:, alias Blarr • l4ls.forlltali t abaygelding,therproperty of John Wright,- of Northampton; and Wiliam Ill&prj;n, for !Icahn& eleven Cheep out of Hartwell Field, the property of Thomas Barker, of Road, Northamptonshire. At tilt place of execution they both acknowledged the juftice of their fentence, and.died truly penitent. On Thurfday night, about nine o'clock,• Mr. Simkins returning to his apartments in Silver ftreet, Fleet-ftreet, was bullied near Fleet-masket fry feveral women, who picked his pocket of, a very valuable gold watch., A Gentleman, of the neighbourhood Of Charing 7 crok, taking an airing on the Illington road in a friend's eurricle on Thurfday afternoon, was taken fuddenly illtand leaning back, expired imme diately, OnTuefday a molt lingular and extraordinary efcape from injury, occurred at Belle Vue, Wool wich Common, the re fi dence ofMrs. Fsewics, re lid of the late Captain FENNVICX, of the Rinai Artillery : while fitting after dinner at table with her two reins about fire o'clock in the afternoon, the raortar praaice , carrying on in the barrack. field, one hf the Wells burn., and with amazing velocity, Rruck the iron rails at the fide of the brinfe, ihatterins the dining-parlour windows to pieces, and an tenntenfe quantity of the Mill pe netrated the ceiling directly over the table, while other parts wtut in all directions round the room; and in thin .tremendous fituatiou,- Mrs..fsttwtts and her bate boys were fortunately preferred by the hand of PROVLDINcs, no hurt having happen ' ad to any of them. MM./111010LT CATASTROPHI.—In the files .of Afunie publications lately received, is given the following interefiing account :—A native School. mafter, accompanied by twenty.one• bojs, his fcholars, were patling a branch of the Palle river, not far from IVallajahhad ; at the time of tbefe unfortunates having reached the bank of the river, its bed wit nearly dry, and they conkquently ex peaed to pat's it without the fmalleil, danger ; the' late heavy rains, however, had accumulated into' large and extenfive body of water, above the pair, which fuddenly breaking through its embank ments, milled impetnonfly down, and overwhelm ed the.unfuliscfling travellers with immediate de baslion. T‘A) boys, with their mallets alone reached the oppoftte tank sidle river 4 but one of them In much exhaufled, that he died in a few mi nutes after he had touched the &ore. The poor Schoolmaller flood upon the bank, and peed up ' on his dying pupils, in all the agonieitafdef*r— K and cobo," laid he, "flail stff this Ireafid fah to 45e fdiGer: ara welmrs e tik ft vbildreit? I mover rya P' Aftei this pathetic exclamation, he flood force kw Mome-its, exhibiting a fpeechlek figure of oppmf five grief, then plunged into the flood, and' ly pc: i!hed. lire f•trvivingloy foots recoVerod, and carried' sbc a til i RinX tale to the bode of the Schoolnsaaer; when his wife t with that detention which knew: times masks dm otheraife mild charaaer of the; Atlatic, threw herd( into a deep well, and wail drievned before afLilance could be given. _ALIRKE7S. Cu'Cu*F.E C! 1 , 44 . V, A iG3.31 . RETURN cr \ Xl' :n ani{u4l - lo the t.5.:11 or I oli thz : . ith ut jaty,tnahthic, a tr. e..l;': to new :vac. Total ) a (Z:prters. I 7.35. CA. I Lbteer than LI: 7.,f ENTRV of CUR?: w the•L'Oßy 9f .L.UNVON Y 2,000 42,zie qrs. I RICE OF HOPS._ I Kent 51 os to 61 los) e Kcnt 51 Sato 81 cs' 4 Sufic: 31 os to 61 04:.. 71 Attires 51 os to 71 7, (.. -. Elks 51 os to 61 1043 ' Elk' sl of to 81 1161 Ststtl WIELD, Anuft 3. .... To fiuk the offal—ier itZne of SID. Beef 4 , Od to ss od Veal - 41 od to 54 4 Mutton -ss (41 to 5s 4d Pork - 4s 4d to is ct Lamb, 4s. Ed. to 58. Bd. Stock at Market this morning. Bees t ro, Sheep and Lamh, 8500. NE wc ATE. and LEADF.NHALL, Auguß 3. Per Roue of 81b. b 7 the eareafe. Beef 31 id to 41 6d Veal Is 44 to ss o Mutton 45 4d to ss od Pork . s 041 to is od Lamb 4s .6d to 511 4d. PRICE OF 'FALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 34 aid Town Tallow 57$ od too. Cl. nurket 3$ aid Rufaa ditto (ea.) 551 od to 56, Whit, ch ipel Marktt 3s 34 ROMs ditto (rosy) s4s to oa (per hone of Sib.) White Csuidleßursa 54s to os Melting Stuff 49 $ od to os 95 gd Ditto Rough 32a od tom Average Price 3s aid • Graves - dos od to c 5 Good Dregs s2sto Os Yelbsw Soap, 725. to e.g.—Mottled, 805555-Curd, 45. Cal.(11:5, i is. 0d.,-..moods, 121 . 0 d. SEEDS PER li'd NUKED WEIGHT ) Auguft 3. led Clover 30$ to loss White.ditto 50510 1115 }per Mt 'Trefoil Ss to 4os Turnip iss to 38a per bulbel Rye Gears *Ss to ass per quarter Cinquefoil 001 to per ditto MuttarJ,- i White sos to 145 od per bias( 401. 1 Brown to. to s4s 6d peE ditto Canary Seed Ba to los per ditto gape Seed 3131 to 401 per tali. PRICE OF 'LAY AND .STRAW, Aliguft 3. Smithfield. St. James's. WRitcehapcl. , O. Hay 6cto 6 6 4 40to 6 so 0 4 so oto 6 6 o Straw 214 to 3 a 2 SOLO 3, 0 0 a 6oto a t 8 o Clover 6 6to 61 s --5.-- 6 so oto 7 5 0 COALS, Augnft 3. Belt Coals in the Pool, 21 ss. od. per Chaldroa. Delivered - al. 141.. od. aukrits. • On Monday fe'onight, the Lady of Colonel Halton, of a daughter. On the asth ult. the Lady of Sir James NaLmyth, Rut. of a fan. • • . - On Saturday, the Lady of John Cowell, Flip at his boufein the Crekent, Minories, of a daughter. Toefdry, at his honfc at MartLlke, the Lady of Jams Haw tins Whidbey, Flq. Rear -.Mating tithe Red, of two lons. On Tharfday taortdog, the Lady debarks Thaapyfas, Efq. of it fon, at his ►cute, in ettn.fguarc, Bloondbary. .1 4 4A/WED._ Oti Saturday lait, at soutbaniptou, oarEdaritud Cartinitoo of Ceylon, to Ws Paulin yoaogeft daughter of obi: • Efq. of Sootharaprant. Lot*, Thew Carrovine. XS. -0 11 . 6 04 00 Doomarfl, Bed farAulge. to lifffs Homely, of Gualgoo•ftreet, Ettaroy.fquage. Lad Totiday, at Welt Moab* R ..raerheatle, by the Lord B ai hxl k tf Bath and Wells. dos Rea Dr. Crofmth Ream of .toWe H. t Moore; tbapartato, inimediately after the cerdnany, let off for lair A. liscees. DIM: At Mart, the-spit AZ hfliYelsotec wood, ywangeft daughter OM& Walter Wood, WC of Edirshwrib• On the s3d ult. Paid Darling, Efq. otilogawgreen. At Edinburgh, the alit alt. Mrs. Feder, wife of Mr. John Freer, merchant. At &nor. In !dm panty of Tyrone. the ler. Mr. John Giafgow, Prebyterian Clergyman of Clain. • On grid*, Wed M Finnan* PM 01. Dear fir. John. Wllhamfon, Efq. In the 43d year of his , c. Lai week, aged 49,John Gt 1141.11111. Wq dMAdd Lodge. in Suffolk, one of the principal Itiugeffes of the borongh at Thetford. THOMAS-U.1%0a r.rg: N 9. 9. Brkige- freer, I.o Mien. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, Morel 11, .ssot. IBEG leave to inform rat, that ever fine the v car tiy t, I bare been eglidied with the Lees Venerea ; which, hogs las abatis' atitly.wifting every trek of mamba preferilmi by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and tindito• goiog kverat fevere ennrfes of fa" and twice difeharged from the Hafpitat, with hula • would sPPeor to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the (pdng of loft my dinner bad got to - fuetwt head, as neatly to pats to my mitten= I had a large ulcer qo the woos of my heal, one ea each uns. and my legs were broke opt hi a frightful Iniatiner ; my right was driadfullyy . 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I on at a las in what terms to.tspeel carry graitobi:•bat.bar yea far the good of other fuffeting mortals. wrolake *team We as public as points, es I flap an every samda* j be it dike yea will ALEXilge year gtatafet.libts%; 4Niti erfbal,la karts . MUR KEIL Small ask 14111a Z White** so the above intro- Nab' Paultrywatitetjebn M'lnteß, Prepared and ?Old by the fat Propelaoc_ • TA I AR, Member of the Ravel VAN. Oteleolesid tda York. ' No.o, New Bridge arch. Laadrai attailes. after e, Maas* retaken of snare thn tblrtrils.pora., la a prelate paakadeb Lairea° the Clay o[ tfaieritterweimbies. tied lb* bob eel to t Pans of Generallaa, with that Imadebie honey which Men of Mu Prefabs* theoldttlaerambiree la dad catch he Batten himfelf, the adrtio and Mllltasee be grataltardly ad masiitcre te gems tabby Wledathe. by a difemalag IPubdr, ea ea abuttals Ado° amlasLk, gal raid of all anshigulty. Alfa kid, by his appals:matt. far the asaWskstat of *eh Wrint St 111 di lt aeee,at -the s.•. NS. 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