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` rt"il~Fivcz. ... .. ' ..MAII4 . mm I:OAY•—NFIND S. S. W:' AulytD . or 2 , 9 iamburth, o I . Dubll6. : Apiil 12, 1 4 •i• 'Waterford, April IS, 0 I Doonagbatict, Apr• 13, • I • Jcrfey, April 13, • o I Sticsufey, April Ls, o YARMOUTH, ATM T 6. Lail Evening arrived the DIANA, FARROW, and Kixo Geoacs, FLYN, from Cuxhaven, after having landed their Mails from Hamburgh at Lowelloffe. Alto arrived his Majeßy's (hip SHARK froMCuxhaVen, having on board his goyalHigb refs. Prince ADOLPHUS FREUERIeIt. The DIANA, °snorers, and KING GEORGE, DEANS, with the Mails fur Hambourgh of toth and ,4th init. are fill in the Roads waking a fair wind to fail, they are to be accompanied by a flag of truce fur th e fecurity of the Mails. Wind S. E. PLYMOUTH, APRIL xs. Lail evening arrived here the brigantine Beaver, of Hull, Captain MICHAEL. CONNOR, from Oporto, laden with wine, bound to Hull. This vettel was on Sunday laft, the rxtb init. about four o'clock, A. M. captured by the Braave French lugger pri vateer, of 14 guns, and 70 men, and the French Commander ordered all the crew, except Cap tain COW NOR, a Portuguefe, and two boys, to quit the Beaver, and, in lieu of them, he put on board a prize matter, and four Frenchmen; he then directed them to fhape their courfe for the coat of France, and the lugger proceeded on her cruize : Captain CONNOR, however, form. ed the dcfperate refolution of attempting a re capture, notwithflanding the great difference of ftrength, rather than go to a French prifon, and accordingly about nine o'clock the fame morn ing, the prize-matter being in the cabin of the veltel, he embraced a favourable opportunity, feized him by the collar, threw him down, and bound his hands and feet in fueh a manner, that it was impollible for him to extricate him felf without affiftance ; Captain CONNOR then poffeffed himfelf of the Prize-Mailer's pifol, went on deck, and loon convinced the Frenchmen ofhis intention of retaking the vette!, or perifhing in the attempt ; in the fcuffle one of the Frenchmen fell overboard, and was drowned, ltd the other Ending that they had a refolute Englifhman to cope with, gave up the conteft, and contented to WWI in navigating the veffel to England : whilft the Frenchmen had poffeffion of her, they flood to the fouthward, but as loon as Captain CONNOR took the helm, he changed the courfe, and flood to the eaftward ; by way of employing the Frenchmen, as the vette' was very leaky, he kept them con- Handy at the pump and aloft. About four o'clock P. M. he difcovered to lee waxd of them a fail, to which he bore down , with a fignal for Alliance flying at the maft-head, and very foon found that it was an Englifh fhip of ear, which proved to be the LOIRE of 46 guns, Capt. NEWMAN a boat was immediately kilt from that flip to give the necelfary affillance ; the boat's crew took out all the Frenchmen, and put on board a fufficient number of Engli(bmen to affift Capt. CONNOR to bring the trail to this port. Capt. CoNsoß, through Nit the whole of this ha zardous enterprize, conduCted himfelf with much perfonal courage, and it is very much to be willed that he may receive that r.-ward his merit fo juftly entitles him to : the yard is fo ILA), that the LOIRE'S people were feveral times about to aban don her. The Portuguefe, immediately on the fcuflle taking place on deck, tan below-, and there re mained until it was over ; and nile oldie boys was too much frightened to be of any Prvire ; the other boy, who poi Lied more cot rage, affiffed io fcming the prize•inalier. and this feenis to be all the ail that Captain Cannon received in accom pnihing hi; i urpofe. • Came in the Dri Hain, a Danilh brig, Curtain llENDatilt StAIIPAT ) from St. Thomas's for C( perhagen, laden with fugar and coffee, de tained by the Jason, of 36 guns, Capt. Your. _ _ _ _ Yeflerday the flip Catherine and Anna, of The afflieled with Rheumaticm.. Seise in, Lumbago, Head mae.th . 11 N .w ur n h a n i z i ts, an 1PaZ ui F i ltu ni le s zt e in s . u sn . d i , P rw al , u 4 s D ot s the , Ste- Ilamburgli, Captain STAN GAIT, failed from this port, for Harnburgli, laden with coffee and fugar ; al i nit. ST AND. which has frequently fueceeded in cares that l every eireramation of m and ief on f der c t i z u m niftan . that l every and this morning the was brought back by his pree! rd :idei Majeay's fhip Tatar, of 36 guns, Captain Si r ?rectified. It is prepared In Pills, and alfo in a fluid R a t e .— Estvaan HAMILTON : file was detained and in num are m uid tl i ef4 e u li in't Si°machle' particularly feriell'ie geition; and by their Glittery mode of . upending), (Infinfilde perfpiration) they gradually underm i n e fent in here about twelve months ago, on her pmt. be molt obftinate Rheumatic and other compl' iniL and l t he fage from 13atavia to Hamburgh, by the Anson, &minim Invigorate the debilitated conftitutlThc Fluid of 38 guns, Captain I)ux HAN j farce which the t t c 7 c j ie l, i a u = at as lY laive embrocation, needrarilT tiled were' and cargo has been liberated by a decree of even in the Jr,* ft fca t te g r m er i a a l f t c y cl i c : tea r L ov tin es gli tTe l e t a ir ut i" of pain, by bringing Oil a can pct circulation ill the part. Ly this rellitution from the Admiralty-Court, and the was means, the fevereit Sprains and Bridles, old Strains and Re now on her defined voyage. latations, are frequently cured by a few applications. In nee- it affords ittilantarseous relief; and by the Sailed the SVETISANTI, of 14 guns, Captain T r " H ' illchs, iuggeftem of kraal Ladies of diftletion, Me Jun istrrissi pre- WiTtasm, on a cruize. :wets it. tee the acrommodanon of the affluent, equally grate r G reek- Wr en , s i in this Rate it can only Came in the —, American fhip, from Ealti• ,b col hUatdbae, hHone ys i.os 1 ;rade . I more, laden with rice for London ; a few days larger fired bottles, at 1 za. 5 611. cacts.-The gen o t:ine is rrdintn gumbtamt ed t rini oN conzert es et a s b t y he tt Kinor each P th ateli r t , , and a or bu tb,. Grit ago th e fell in with a French privateer, having f /tit prizes in company, three of which were Eng- may be kJ, at U. pd. each, of every atoneable medicine ven der in the three kingdon.s. Welt hulk,. and America. To Ur and one American : the French Captain or . prevent counterfeit anspulition, the diningunbing marts Odle dared the Mallet of die above veal SO hictill out sumac are smeary to be am:NW to. i tilmati , bitt-tke kf tithOttitttitti lie detzlin4 • he rce*hriien theft l?ctaidiatt the 03,91(!s 4,4,,with • ot; . kich they Ott ;he Witt 4at imas hanging at the Atm, all in pieces, laid than eft the•fhip. " PORTSMOUTH. APRIL is. Arrived the Ihmity Dermas, and Baz.vineee, EaQ•lndiatuen. The Arrive frigate is come into harbour. 'TORBAY. APRIL Is. The {hip Alexander, Captain Gloaor Taxay, which was on lhore.at the Berry bead, was, with the aalilance of the Inhabitants and crew, got off la( evening after receiving fame little damage) and is now faro in Brixhain Pier. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Dr AL, Arm VS—Sailed through the Downs, the HENRY DMLORS, ,Eaft-Indiaman.—Arrired the VEN C .NCI man of war, from the Weaward, and failed for Yarmouth.—Wind S. S. W. GRAVESEND, APRIL O.—Paired by tie ROYAL CHARLOTTF, ROPER, and CUFFNELLS, COTTON, from China ; and Hannah, Meu's, from Denie r tra.—Sailcd the Stadt Embden, —, for Ant. werp. HULL, APRIL y 4. Arrives! at Nap', s, on the asth ult. At Oporto—The Cognac Paeket,Harper ; Rochdale, Lake Lively, Carmel; and Cadiz Packet, Bennett, all of and from this pert, on the zith Ructiton, or this port, from At Hamburgh—The —, Pont, from this port. On the lath irdlant, arrived at Hull, the Ann, Captain Esta. BERTRAM, from New York, with a I ttge quantity of American flour, and naval Ilores. The LADY Atari brig cutter is arrived in Scar. borough roads, from a cruize. Several vcifels for the northward put into Scar borough road on the loth init. with the wind blow ing hard at W. N. W. The next day they weighed and rot for Bridlington, the wind having changed to north. On Friday 130, near Whitby Rock, was difco- 1 vered and brought on (bore by the pilots, part of the wreck of a limp, contillins of a mall-head, ' top-malt, and gaff-topfail, bearing the fail-maker's I mark, " Tayler, of Newcaillc." A few days ago the floop Liberty, of Scarbo rough, R. BROWN mailer, from Newcaftle, with coals for Scarborough, was difmalled and drove on fhore near Hartlepool, and loft with all her crew, and a young woman a pailinger, all belong ing to that town. Yefterday the difpatches for the following fhips were finally doled at the Eaft India Houle, and delivered to their refpeitive Pm-fors : Lard Thorlow, for Madras and Bengal. Earl Howe, Bengal. Prineefs Charlotte, Madras and Moiacca Iflands. Henry Doodah Bengal. Pretton, Bengal and Bencoolen. The Neptune, —, from Philadelphia to St. Kitt's, which had been taken and carried into Guadaloupe, is retaken going to St. Thomas's, and carried into Tortola. The Abeona, Evaxs, from Lilbon for London, is loft near the Tagus. The Grinder, CAMERON, from Li!bon to Dub lin, was taken on the tgth ult by a privateer of 16 guns, who had taken two vetch from Litbon to London, one of them commanded by Captain GOODFELLOW. The Minerva, LAUDSR, from London to Poole, is on lhore off Poole. The Reward, HUNI, from London to Wil• mington, is bit at Torbay. The Alexander, TALLY, from London to Mar tinique, and a brig, name unknown, are on fhore at Torbay. Thr Beaver, Cow most, from Oporto to Hull, is retakrn by the Captain, and brought into Ply mouth. DISTRTIIIIIIOII OF PRIZINIONEY.-.--The crew of the armed lugger S►rcuLaTOß, for the Map t.lre of the Ferro and ADVINTUIti, will be paid their (hares of the falva(;e of the Paid recaptures on the lugger's artiral in Yarmouth Roads. Th;: crew of the fluop RANCII, for the recapture of the Friends and Rofamond, will be paid their t•roportions of the falvage of the Paid recaptures on bt d the R ANGER at the Nore, the ard of April. The crew of the hired armed cutter Swtrr, will be paid the proceeds of the recaptured fnow Dili gence, at Pciole, Durk, on or after the tsth inQ. Ada 404kia: Xedorday eleven prifoners werterietat the Old. ilaileyi , one of whoin was capitally Corivided,!kia. , R. Pre, for felonioully affaillting Mary Gm' ale, on the highway, and rebbingherofx bundle" containing a piece of frefh perk and other articles,. the property of jolima Greville. 7. Wyatt, for dealing two filver table Croons and other articles, the property of:Ann Griffin. T. 7arrott, for dealing.* rifie.barreled gun, dee property of T. Moore. Aims Moore, for - dealing fix two-pound notes, the property of P. Hendrick. Rfizabeth Fernikr, for dealing a copper faucepan lid and other articles, the property of J. Chick. y. Silly, for dealing an iron fcale-beam, the t. property of Ann Heywood. And four were acquitted, viz. . Mary Smith, and 7. B#lly. &hoard Bawdy was indidestbefore•Lord ,YON for wilfully and malicioullyfiring off a gun, loaded with gunpowder anti a leaden bullet, at John Arnold, on the 6th September, at Gwithian, in the county of Cornwall. Mr. ATTORNEY-G[IIIIAL opened the cafe on the part of the profecution. John Arnold deputed, that he is an Officer of the Excite at Merazien, in Cornwall: on the 6th Sept. he went, accompanied by Come dragoons, to fearch the prifoner's houfc, on futpicion of his having fmugglad goods concealed : after fcarch ing ai d finding none, he came away. In the even. ing, about eleven o'clock, he was returning, and, near the prifoner's houfe, he law two men behind. a hedge, one of whom he knew to be the_prifoner:: he heard him fay " the daidn'd Light.flortemen' are here again, flioot them," and loon after feveral !hots were fired. He was certain the prifoner was the man that called out to a number v ir J were at a diUance to fire, which they did in leis than three or four minutes. Another Officer of Excite, and the Serjeant of the Dragoons, confirmed this wit pets's teftimony as to the firing, but were not cer tain that the prifoner was prefent. Mr. ESF SINT crofs.examined the witneffes, and concluded the prifoner's defence. Four witneftes were called on behalf of the poi- , loner. They Paid, that the prifoner had that day been getting his harvefl in, for which purpofe they Ailed him ; about eight o'clock they left off work and went to [Upper ; afro- they had done !Upper • they drank tome toddy, and continued in , conver- felon till near it o'clock, when hearin g t h e report " of guns, they got up with an intention of going to fee what was the matter; the prifoner then got lip, let his back againft the door, and laid no one fhould ftir out of the room ; on which they returned their feats, which they did not quit till near two o'clock the next morning, at which time the prifoner re tired to bed, and they departed. They pofitively (wore that the prifoner never quittedhis room from eight until he went to bed at two o'clock. , Lord KF N YON fummed up with much impar tiality, and laid- down the law in a clear and dill tin& manner. The Jury, without the lean hefita tion, acquitted the prifoner. Charlet Allen was tried for healing t I 21bs. weight of hay, the property of William Dalton. The evidence not being fatisfuftory, the Jury acquitted the prifoner. Richard Hornell alias Little Did, wts tried for a fimilar offence committed on the high feas, in the munth of May 1792. The evidence not making • out the identity of the prifoner as being - the per fon who aeually was concerned in the trantaftidn, ' the Jury, under the diredion of the learned Judge; acquitted the prifoner. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. Dostrairs, APRIL rt.—The Circuit Court of Julliciary was opened here upon Wednefday the Bth init. by the Right Hon. Lord Cukstri, and proceeded to the trial of 'llona, Parjell and yawn Cats•, foldiers formerly belonging to the 2ift regi ment of dragoons, accufed of 'tooling a number of articles of cotton cloth from a caravan or cart the property of a travelling Chapman of this place.— Owing to a failure of the evidence for identifying the perfons wonted, the Jury brought in a 'sordid finding the libel Not paved,, whereupon they were ailbilzied and difmitted from the bar. Nest day the Court proceeded to the trial of Marion AfflNraii, daughter of John Milligan, fhoe. maker in Kirkcudbright; Marion lerand, alias AfTaiig. Tell& of John M'Caig, taylor in Kircud bright ; and Apses Glover, daughter of John Glo ver, blackfmith there—accufed of being concerned in a riot and mob at Kirkcudbright, oppofing the (hipping of a quantity of potatoes, and of an a 1 fault upon the perfon of Thomas Sprott, a farmer in that neighbourhood.—They having been fund guilty upon their own confeffien, Mriol; MiThgaa and Marion Ireland, were fentenced to two months imprifonment in the Tolbooth of Dumfries ; and elver (b,ver to one month's imprifonment in the Tolbooth of Kirkcudbright. joins Laney's(' and IPißians Lauf/int, both fons of Thomas Lawton, mafon in Langholm, silo ac ruled of being concerned in a like riot and mob, at that place, of detlroying two carts, and affault ing the fervant of a farmer in the neighbourhood, were, upon their own confefflon, found guilty, and join Laeloes was fentenced to two months im. prifonment in the Tolbooth of Dumfries, and Wham Lamle. to one month's imprifonment in (aid Tolbooth. Yefierday the Court .proceeded to the trial of llrgb lismagab, a boy 13 years of age, lately reliding At Newton Douglas, and emplpyed in riding poll between Newton Douglas and Gatehoufr, accufed of ablirafting a letter from the mail containing Sol. Jos. and taking the laid funs out a (the letter. Owing to a material witaefs having beet prevent ed by indifpofition from attending the Court, and the evidence of other two material witnelres not having been received, on account of their hying been left at large, and not Phut up with the other witnefles, there was a confiderable failure in. the evidence for the profecution. After a trial of nine lhours, the Jury brought in a verdiet finding the libel so proved, whereupon he was aggilaieciran. kplidterand difsralcd from the bar. Lit4; s y 41.61: • Erg. ibtmeti• as +eminent citot Cotilinr-itreet, ;who during irmw illifferingi I f revere poinlytit iu . datfoi4 inotcrwed An untDinwou placitiq r of cauliMMS, tuil.l an attachment to Libitature, euncrivoti io I%irunli to Lingu a fund of confizot einettainnonn. I FOR tHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, Kinsks, ga pr. STEBRS's OPODELDOC. TT 41 Wiih . rent +egret that the Proprietors of thit Medicine fin confeyeence of the extraordinary rife upon ,iplrits, and upon other articles of which it u computed" En,l ihensfelves under the neceffity of having recourfe to the tune meafure which they adopted in :795, namely that of wi n , Sixpence per Bottle to the Price, in order that they may L e ,able to continue the buGnds with a fair profit. They. bovr ever, pledge theinfelees to the Public, that when any tuateril ,and permanent rcduclion in the articles of this Conipokk e fdrall take died, they will again lower the charge, and given.;- dee of it as they did upon the former ixcafion. . The fuperior excellence of this Medicine, and the confelw r e ;demand, having produced a variety of Imitations, Pure‘3l. iarerequefied to obferve, that on the outfide of each f ' the Genuine Opodeldoe is paßed a Stamp, in "AO! :,re en graved theft words--.. F. Nawaair, N 0.45. St. Yaw a" AR .utbers are counterfeit. • Sold only by F. Naivetes', at the Warehaufe for Dr. James's ;Powder, No. at, in St. Paul's Churchlard, a few doors from the corner of Cheapflde, London; and, by his appaintmetii„ ;by Melfro Jeboolt and Co. No. sin, and J. Pidding, No. •.-y, Oxford flu et;s J. Wade, Old Bond-fireet • Bayley and Co. CoAtfpur-llreet ; Godfrey and Tooke, SoLthampton-firect WarJ, Middle-row, Holborn ;T. Too, Royal Exehar-r; and W. Clarke, Borough, High-Brett. Price as. 661. per Sec. including the Sbamp, or Six for 130.6 d. N. 11. As ti Opudeldoc for Exportation le' exempted from the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of auttent. city, and es great r!unntities of countetfeita are fern out °I II , : kingdom; all perfonsabraid, to prevent fuck impofitions, are definul to be particular in ordering their Agents to ?maitre the ;Medicine front MANewbery's. lu HEN Profeilional Men of educati on an d re . VV fponfibiUty deviate from the general fyllem by the fe cdtion of a pixuliat Branch, the Cant:titan of long continual ucccfs is the bat criterion of fuperiority. Eight part have I devoted my pradice to the cselufive treat talent of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucccfsful rcfult of ,my plan siva' me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import. ant 4t the cat..logue of human infirmities. • After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I oformcd a wilb at an early period of Prod /Ice to reran inditida ale from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, contort every fpccies of VENEREAL • INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--adly. • All hinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys. or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STEP.LLIf Y. Numerous dlfeafcs are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a funplc Conotyhea, and it not unfrrquently Itav pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoned by the indiferaion of an unguarded hour. By a (ulterior method fuch complaints are eafdy cured, and even when others have failed, I troll that I may prefunte to diva radical re-ettablifhment Peet however are the cafes of complicated dittrefs Is this cliforder compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, wise from indulgence ira SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gals. des of a fashionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whit& is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fullerer brood, over his mifery, but care tally conceals his misfor.end, it may be force confolation for him to know, that ahlytugh it be an objed. of doubt or uncer tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of thefe DER. CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire- ment or my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counter_ on of this languid Rate, and In chefs 'cafes no great daculties will occur. Rut where this De ficiency has for years exilted, a proper Per ' feverance iudlfpetiftisly requilite to revive the flumbring (parks of Life, and to rc-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappoimat to tl.eir expeaations of a Family, may be allured, that in moth inflames fneh defeets are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is to await to my undertaking, anti the Qualtfications which I ban prefumed to (tate, form the Rafts a my Prcteflons, and in coincidence with fuch thlsinti matlon is given, that Mr B.- may be confultedpefonally (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his houre, No. ay, Arun del-aerie, Strar.d, near Temple-Bat. There is m► additional entrance in Water-area adjoining. and the name la an both the door _ _ _ M.B. Mornber of the Royal College of Surgeons. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, Ne, 9, New Bridipt•Erelles *east SIR. London. I T is with the moll heartfelt fatisfadion that I ad. drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medicine—Lewes's PATS:VT Pitta.—ln the tpring of this year I had the miafertune to eontraei a Venereal Complaint, attended with the molt alarming and dangerous fruptoins; a. afinucli,thet I have been confined to my room for a whole week together, and not able to Mr out of it; I had no reit night nor day, and tuffered the molt excruciating pain sod torment, and what was ftill work, my Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that cold fearce &kern any aloft, if ever fo clofe nun, and ex pe,eied nothing lets than the total lofiefmy tight...-Firma Roots healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere Redoes, and an objett of pity and compaillon.--My friends had alien= me over, and thought my aecovery impoinble. In this dreadful State, and expo:Deg every minute to be my laS in this world, I 9.114 fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your M. divines, but hiving tried all medical aid to no pupate, and be, n at an en,4mous expence, it was tome time before I could be prevailed on to take them; at left I rent for fix boxes, and before I had talus them all, I found conliderable benefit; my pains gradually &created, and my eye-fight grew better, and t• the great furprixe and allocilhment of all my friends, (aftertak lag three boxes More), my health and ftrength was perfeartly m itered,' and f am now, (thanks to my Goo and your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your °hiked bumble fervent, R. L. LEIGII. Hieb-ftreet, liimaingham, Novena= s, 5799. You arc at full liberty to pnbliih this in any:nu:leer you think ha lPer, fur the besiefit of foeiety at large, an d w hi c h fteausil ve li nt rediener, bat was fearful et a relapfe. The alurraledleine is eatneftfy recommended to an percents that are in say doubt of their being entirely free of every Ye ' ntrealAffeetiou„ particularly to dote about altering their cir'o dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however born (tending, or however cfitguited under the appearance et other diforders it may be ; for Scorbutic. Glandular, mid Cutaneous Complaints, it is alto recommended to be taken, efpecially in tie Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prep ire(' and roll by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY ! I.OR, Member of the Corporatism of Surgeons, London, at 11;s houte. No. 9, New Bridge-flrcut ; whet e he lOU give Ad vice, without a Fre. to pertains train theft Pills, and win MO' fwor patients Letters, if rent paid, on the fame terms, coharv ing is All cafes the me& inviolable Secrecy, no Poien's flume' care having been mentioned, but at their own particular ram*. by the Proprietor,duting the courfc of more than 35 yean, that he has had the cradoet of an retentive Ede of the above math. @ire, and the pre...Rice uriling therefrom. They are a'..14 add by his appointment, at the Perlimmeg. NI 35, St. Alban's.j7 vet, PA-Mail; Mr. Robertfon's Tor 41(v, Ne tot. Oxford-Rent; Mr. Steers, Bonifdler, No. Is linionsrew, lAttk Tower-Hill; and by on: Perim in every amtisletabk team in England, in Boxes et only is. 941- eletifs reeled up with tuft and plain Nimelleese. 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