Star. — London, England, 1806-04-03 00:00:00

...-•. - rl - .!.PCRTING IN7iLLIGANCE. BETTING ROOM. MARCH 3t. 11..7 T t 12. too to 23 alt Trafalgar, for Derby. to, to 20 agft ?ranch*. for ditto. 1500 to 233 mit Ihacitick, for the claim • 100 to tto sift Notab, forditto• Soo Wretch nit Duhchkk, for ditto. soo to It that Hamby Lars, Sir Lancelot and Mitt C 01022 don't win the three Claret of the Oatland. Joe to 15 that Primal and Dulachick dotes win Derby an/ Oaka --• ' r NORBROOK RACES. The Norbronk Races took place on Wednefday lan. The Gentlemen of Sir Thomas Muflyn's Hunt gave an elegant Silver Cup, to be run for by the farmers, which was won by Mr. Cooper's bay gelding. 'l'he Hunter's Stake followed neat, and was won by Sir Henry Peyton's grey bode Watchmaker, rode by 'Mrs. Thorntnn, whole elegant horfernanfhip was thelrdmiration of all prefent. The Hack Race concluded the (port of. the morn i"c. and was won by Mr. Whitmore's bay mare Mifs 1.1..i1ey. llie mimic was nnmernufly attended by all the beauty and fafliinn of Oefordlhire, who alfembled in the evening at 'licence, and crowned the fellirity of the day with a fplendid ball. At three o'clock the company retired to a mon elegant fupper, at which mirth and hil trity enlivened every countenance. — The mulic again (hiking tip, furnmoned the dancers from the fenive board to join the mazy round, which wavenutinued with renovated fpitit and asirnatio9, 1 warned by Aurora of the approach of morn' when all departed, highly gratified with the fuceefs Of the day. ~ ASSIZES. , , ~,,. ~, , --- . • ,igt KINOST9I4, FRIDAY, MARCH $l. " ow Tat 151/121 or Qyasiessaiar il• BULLION '• 4 This was an &Ilion of Technics. brought by kW Grace the Duke of (beenfbetry apiartbe Defilar dent for a trefpaft. in !removing an own bar Neil* psllifednes, winch inclefe the lawn fronting bit villa; It Richmond, on the Thames fide. Tbia UM a qatf. elm) of great itnpmtance to his Grace. as the !stag ntoll materially diatinithes the beauty of hie fist. It wag a centell - bowels him and the inhabitants *lithe • two, whether he bad ant .encroached , ea their tale, and connoted a part of their walk lawn. The trial - was Ey a Spacial, a d Wetly tke whole of the day. :.:2 ••• Mr.M ,as junior Covert:l for tie. Dskii Ilessdaft &aim was for a trofpars, to whirs 0a lliallealpat had pleaded full not guilty—feecmdlys lbst lbw ghee where be tipped./ the craft** mils strareltair was a place *hare All tweeter bed • wrier sat eters-stall times—tMorg, thavie was part of the elitist she name . a ilithireads mid ithelk kilmlikdsts,of the ‘se.sightlit !Amok and reauth Aso, hild7l7.l= . thiesr Ow right-4mithips flattish wasareakisita moth by • the ibeacirsel ale lAMlwhen the deed edit steed that path, that thews was a right of sayable, Übe lalt. iv. , ‘,. , Mr. fierjeant Ilassras it basing firfi listed Ito ladlins as it geo€e. Mrlifterrhe Pleadings , obfari 4 4 re*Sf ilse. tlekaeant mroo recover in is aftferetrlhe 5 ani.fee knee the Doke, could refute a elglit,oi:epps negla Eis own library windows. This Wson sip itfalf a teoh_ ungracious one; for the Dtlke *4 ) • slam much to accommodate the inhabitants of.Richt 1 Snood ; he had made them a high and .dry weep; wallkophers they could now at .all times paissrlg comfortably. where formerly they if Ms rietPend/ ferienped. Thafe who knew the (pot world tecoller that * trout of the hoof, there was a lawn with as Apse pallifadoe ; before that wits a gravel walk; aito waifs& the gravel walk, and next the river , 1 .4 enwies path, which was made by the Citt ef LOR doo. There was no queßiun but thit the tryst fOit. lowly flowed higher than it now did, a nd , Owe leis tont that good towing path which at pr r ...i. t In the year 1739. when the place in q— . ......,w ted to Lord Cholmondeley, the eiegr t pp. at pp as high as the boundary of the mein teal a at npble Lord embanked it all . aloog. alielkis i f ,vta4l, which very much improved the platy kept the tide farther back 1 and he Ill4n4call.att aefies who would prove that the prefent, *race In* I 2*ll, by tha Duke of Q . seenfberry, Sois one foot k I inches .higher 'hag the top of the wall relied by Lord, Cholmondeley. If fuel& were the antiktit flats ofohe place. as he fhould (hew it was, viz. a mere (wimp , a nd marib, what became oldie two Ail' pleas of 'the Defendant, that it was from antient times a place of walking for air and recreation. Ualefs his Learned Friend Mr. Garrow could people Richmond wiih wild dads whore recreation was dabbling in the mud, there was no other fort of inhabitants it could ferve as a place of recreation, certainly not for t Imatt Ladies of Richmond, for they could fcarce i walk in (ilk Rockings and thin (hoes, where the fi - ermett could hardly pars without being over their boot tnps. Ha had already Rated to them, that there was now a good path by the river fide—admitting, therefore, that there was a right of way by the river fide, and that the entitle of that way lay anciently, before the liver was embanked, farther hack, in the direftion through the inclofure ; it could not now I be the path, becaufe a river way was the thing claim ed, and the old cootie of the path would be ufelefs as !Lich, when new land was railed between it and the river. The Defendant therefore could not jullify wider that necenity, becaufe lie had nowat all times a good way on the towing path—and if not there, he had along the gravel walk which was between the to wing path and the pallifadoes. As therefore this trefPale wee wanton and ufelefa, he nulled the Jury wnuld ellablifh the right of the Duke by their verdion. Mr. Mafon, gardener to the Duke, proved the b -taking down one of the iron rails. It was a trefpafs committed by agreement, in order to try the right. 4 .. A great number of the old inhabitants of Rich. .) k s' ''' and were then called , and every one of them, tiro, e d for the Duke , complete l y ne g atived his claim. 'O . etclettimony uniformly prrved, that antiently his irctrwas pa , t of the walla, and that there Was always s right of way pail the windows of that houfe. They all Hated that he had made great imptosements— that the place was formerly a mere fen, and that they ....le frequently obliged to tow their boats up to their knees it' water—but they agreed that it was always a ~~ way and a.plaee "here people walked Ind br ys play. ed when it was dry. Mr. GAR tow having replied, The helmet.] Judge HFATH thought the Decen dant ha! clearly, in mint I law. made one his jo 1 ficcion. The pry loon I a verd4ft •frir the Defeo.' dant, the confequcnee of which ia, th a t t h e l a w n ilm it he thrown open, AS the Duke etij•.ys it only by fut• ferance. The Dui:liek of York was in Court, and fat out the whole trial. MARCH 29. MORDSlL.—. 4 arevel .!terling was indieted for the wil ful murder of Thomas Halsey, by Dabbing him on the 21t1 of Onober Mr. Gateow, for the Profecutor, detailed the ea: comflances of the cafe, as proved in the following evidence. Thomas Skinner depored, that he was the Land. lord of the public houfe called China Hall, on the Deptford Road; he knew both' the prifouer and the deceafed ; they were both carriers, and very leftimale friends. On the at R of Olober they came to his hour; and were playing at bowl* all the : afternoon ; afterwards they want into a room where come eradec men were drlnkinir, and continued there tome time s In the. coorlk . of the day . they becarnehnth coed. Harty. the slaceafed.-earee.to the. bar, liked who the Pitnelk would give him tatchiblt the vcituefs, replied :h,e had had enough. god, he. would give him untiring more, (inlet. it was.; 6bafpa of tea. The Franey: followed, and they both Cif Sewn to AIM 'a hadn . di tit ; tliey faro -gar* each' ottirtii-- Halley, the desolated.: laid on theptildner. " If .yoti think I tile you ill, or wifh.jau_l4 „liike a ftnibe 1,41 me." Ststling.rephsti,.!' Tuji %Wu* prrpfed to 'kick by toe, and your did,itOP rime/ : 11 1'tn n .tn pelted the words - " If you thihk I olVtati - 111; Chit knife and ash vat." Thai vies glitArtip44 lebtbe table in the bar, aoel:thel,NOtudi ibs enke_prtk it away as he was in ! the . kiif.peo. Lard Halley azato repeat the tame ienq+ fa n lake r 4 tele so& kr," alihe ISitted ite ,faw hitnistive Patting the Italli; ..lie4e.eateie • 'the bar door Halfey reeled /mita him, sill kaki log down, he fair" the ItteleAlele4.ln the prifoner's bend: _-1111e. sited. estlallatedv ,4 :Boht,' who 'brra btu doiter*"*Ho - Tepleur,' " 'Olt I I give dose Nit A fur. r • 'tketiot, and Maltby get tq he'd; ft &C.. of the ',rot day. On cid, uol., . _ L. • • • that the }Wooer sod *hit deterred • ay brother% °DOI illieired to hove IP. • • .".. • roe sack ,;dene k o he oppeor4 tri grcoic 411p1Or.efillietiv and watt& seoltio. too the teen serni. bus bE the Ihrgeon's &thighs.' Voleall mooli - -waamie Ire toes zaz. ~. bad wit{ Isst •Islllethee flier 430 34 4 . ll 424 A ldlipllke i ik,_ acF* at i fe i tt icel tiorwillitioing WM oar aaiiateortat ow the ifeeinfed to redeems 41161-Itivistr. l' kw 'AV? fall rewind VstiiOc i nitielrbill(o , -' ll l l / 4 14 4P1 ut . tclut‘lf atioi,A l 4-iir.9lP . tenteoie 'on' use tal eaavpaa,, two ni view jamas lad iamb • uretniatfav ltwitill 11. ire . . 4out to spncladctl e r . tt,f%' Thr '1 400 ° citcuiiiitribil l ta. • :% 1 f• • tr n . se . .! ; -:. , A nit,.' 1' At teeter A zes, Aram: .40 111.0 tilowastiwo ~e irere, • . Ai Ibetligitig belfjellrifftlp' lililicAo*. harbour, at _Plimmitlt. Dyer • w15,_c297.! tilialeta IViliffloU'ilf dadlfS'AiiiclASl , P 440 ) 1 , i 1 . •1"1 . .., !, • tcAlOi;llt 444 ... rd.) iyir;tileil ft; cias , io rliviV ;4'4 ill e l polkfllthl'l a'nd s biiiik found gaty;eitO . 7. 6 . pad a fine of tool. and to !lifter . ii , ittiio t • ' *tient 'in thirliOofe of Cortalloti. • , A , ' • The aNttfeltiofkentions were C±trilel pothlkilif itallitidelperinittoneta crrtb4rsil e - .! d ' •..t ~ 0i..% fa. , o • ~,,•-• • ~.-; - %. ' • ' ' , e 1 3 I At the latl.Dorcheller ME Les, frallsoli Trod ( lilt tried far 144114 live bank notes, nt ,the oral e'r,t . ; potindi each, oit'nf the dwellint 'Mee ' br - ler. of Lynii. It afikared that ' the prif r: a ci t ; * mailer cabinet maker at Lyme, and bar f + em ployed by the profeentor to repair tome ,fiffn kin his hook, and had taken the notek''Oneelf ill de& which Rood in a chamber. ?hk' ar, ' ,iRe notes were traced In the prifmer's•Miari - a ft 'pis 4 i n 'being charged with the felony , he 'gay lip H.OV 1, ) , fstl i t irr 'the property he had not difpofed ni: e *ii sfitotit 1 . 32 years of age, and feveral refpeetable viit*Aii ap peared to his char xtrer ;.the Juty , lntind, 14 gisiltl, 1 but recommended him to mercy, L „ ...,, Sir Suave La BLaitc; in palling lenience ofaiiith on him, informed him that his offence was of A b ag gravated nature, in robbing a houfe inwhich"he was entrntled as a matter workman ; bot that as hitad, previous to the commiffmn of this crime. preferved a good chataaer, and the Jury had recommended him tomercy, he hoped, if the clemency of his Shiiirertn i Mould be extended to him, he would endeavour 'n make fame atonement by his future behaviour.' He I. was afterwards reprieved. . . A , --—••—•—• In the crowd, in getting into the gallery of the Honfe of Common, yellerday, a gentleman had his pocket picked of a valuable gold watch. Yenerday afternoon, as a lady and gentleman were riding in a tingle horie (-Waite nn Illackfriars road, the bottom gave way, when they fell through, and were confiderably hurt i the hotfe in his flight broke the chaife to pieces. POZICE, bfw KIatBOIL^VCII-'rater —Tllean a petfnO9 of the name of Bevan, was charged with rohhing the Rev. Mr. Orde, on the King's highway, of a purfe, containing a draft for On. •tt ryttentity of wild and filver, and leveret papers. The fingnlar ciretom. !lances attending the robbery were as follows r The Rev. Mr. Orde, who refides at Wheatharipßead, near Sr. Alban's, was walking along the Strand, nn the evening of the 25th ult. when he was ahruptly aceolled by a man near the Adelphi, who demand ed inßant payment of aol which he raid had been promirrd him. Two other men came up,-whn feized Mr. 0. by the collar, and hurried him down a dark lane. There ruffians Oates themfelves to he Bow- Ilreet Officers, who were about to take charge ..f the Clergyman for an offence, if he did not inflamly give the final promifed to conceal it. Agitated by fo Cud- Jen an attack, he drew out his purfe and gave the ruffians a fovea Billing piece ; his purfe was kstetted from him, and the robbetnesede off. The nest morning two perfons went to the fbop of Mr. Ling. ham, Taylor, N.. 280, Strand, and porchafed two furtnut eoits, for which they give the 181. draft in paynient. On that evening a peifon who Rated his name to be Charles Hemmings, but whore real name it appears is HaMmontl, went to the houfe of Mr. Orde, m Saekiille Britt. (having found the ifeldrefs by a paper in die puff!) Rated humfelf to tka4lielice officer, and that he had found Mr. o.'s pnrl • The Clergyman was not at home, and the perfint called alrain'the . neat &Irving, when he was introduced to dte efeegyiehn'ilittither,ind . M. O. &Covered him tri be iitii oT the ittiriedlo bad robed him.—An offi cer, was lent for; . and the prifotiet was taken into elsitelY toltarlboritogh. a rest precei igiantandei.. van ties she m*n whri paid t the tBl. draft for the firtent emits ; and'his petfon hiving been del - erased' gy ID. ' sham. Lovett and Pnynoreltended. hini 16: 2 41, Ms' evening In Illerkelegquare:--The Rev. NV: Or ' t lieletl 4 - the kplirthenlion of ti roe* s net Ir eat it t he examination, and the plifoldara tee' rata 'fbi . it.full examination on 'a fitttil de., On Si4day the heiofe of Mr. Nias, of Prividence- Beget, City-road, a mbesicen - open at a late hour, and 'pureed& of. four "thefts df tea, and various 'nicks, were actin.; among which/ was a quantity of raw and burns coffee.' .. First.-.A• file. broke out as Toefday morning, 'bunt Moe seals* at "the lower end of Neptune. Steel, itsehathithe, which beret down two hoofes, and damaged another, before it was get ender.—Al. thou h they 'wee filled: with poor families. with a nus Ihitatets;ltte•SVes *ere loft, or,perfonal in jut y aelltiortt.' -- . • 141ffidne si us e ees 'o'clock, an alarm of fi re was leads e si Awed S . stkintober buildings nearly meet teach ' et.. ..Ifirilm..thst'limely affiances of the fire men, firs- was; finest l ot under , and the fafety of theneigtillownr inairel.T - Tom gentlemen who came op list sirtine , to view it, toll, the one his 1441 - /441.' "••el' the "5 1 iT• • - - - - any. eV .; es =rlZ E Z —* *=4 ... ""4:rtbr Moo • • bop OM o • girt. who. with theta ootitto. ore 1/614y to do mil, - , •, , - • 1 di=r; i=wirzt ept.prooo r ig l i r . , Oa ftto. , • ' At itlobOtill, t i d bay (MI& WO, dr ediugliter. • t' I . • , ''' ' i a . 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Serg e ' ns, bavinit For 'Rv.a. &Weenies of reits Made the VENERr AL DISEASZ tho pletvienlar ohleit.of their Inveftleation, see now enabled to in. ~me* the die:every of • Medicine %perk* to MeSeury i the Cure of that Difeate. -It hat preterit fullicient for Menem Aim that its tired. ere diametrically °pp.:dim to theft of Me fee though It completely ertuncetes every vertige of the 'tiro Is ' moft confirmed Revs, yet It does not In the kelt injure th e to nal.. nrelter thettutiplealon ; on the contrary, it renovates the lylleo In sh its paroral fonelions. promotes Appe'lte. *ill! facifi, rates Digefilon. ldumherhts flflances are on recent record of the 'lnperior dieser hf this Mettictne. its Inherent and fmcilic virtues I &Cling as a perpetual corredtive to' bodily debility, whether pro. ceidire *MY, a,, eaCert of conjugal and illicit pl-afore, or from the more infidlous though sot left drftruetive %diligence in a cereals •pernicioss habit. Amidtt, the melancholy ra.h.ty of (Warders 'eriich are the ronfecrence of this toll. , ry viceehere are none more aftli.filne than thole Derictuvets and DralalTlal that prevent or entlitter the matrimonial Rate. Ttor wretch, (rfufferet broodtover 'his misfortunes,athame.: to Peck relief till it has brought hingto • foci, a flare of mifery as to render life oppri.eave. To thole un happy Perfons It wIN be a contesting re Bedlion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that grelett of all human hleffinp, a Strong, manly, and viger oua Confthution. ~.... ?deers Cum , and Co. may be co felted by Patients of either Sex, at their Hot.l . n. No. toy. Hatton Carden, Perf una gy cr b y letter (poet paid) incloling a Hank Note, when the tioedrary ad vice and Medicines will be given or fent en any part of the Kin g . dam —Patients in the Country are requetted to elate their age and merit mode of Heine No toy, Hatton Garden. r POR Tint° draogit THE ocoNro,Lotc. OR CHEMICAL ESSENCE 01 HORSERAWSH. 'THIS Effence pofietien the Power of CAI! aid ;OP pat mediate) , itnpang chi:Tooth ach ; and it laths Pr , arty, if it come in Coarat tate the epodes!' WNW. of ventieg the Recerrencer of that tottering Midelirt wow Tooth will remain efeful and ornamental thrash Life.' Jgaili not ccntrin ay • timing or ',multi .us tall.y; bat wliaa= to the Nerve the Operation is the fame as a SdpOniso • . . . Vein. . . Prated by Thomas King Apothe ary, Preelloßreet, EARS and told say by F. N tabs y and Noes, Noss, St. Peers Cliatio yard, London: ,lo Bottles, pia la. yd. tad a. pd. alio Dag included{ bet none are gen t tie, hit thofe which have tls We" . F. Newbury, No. 45. St Vtort.• caseate 4in the &lmp. Sold ago by their appintra it, yJ. We* Old 2•8440141 Baba and Co. and T. All V. Of kltd• en a t J. Ward. INONNI• row, Hoihorn t J. Tim, A.1)11 II II e'Altri , and W. Clad% Its ' rough Hyls.ftreet• . . 11 itVlNd dedicetedrn ,Y felf to the fitiiir..o4lollll gratified by the moll confiderattls pratilkets tag . 1 1 whth I thoight tireper to fele& I troll chat 1 heve not moo employed my time than -rah who, a the extentive field ot the rotation, are occallocally Immured In i4a. rni .ty, a i d am; shay. attain tint faecal which le acqoirolby noScooninEig. intellatusl paw to greeters of Alkali+. '• • - • , 7•11. ' The aka. sof DUN.' ry are rattail aftss l ang. for • Mine with thcm a mils of concomitant {rooms.% nod by s .• per 's% of ill ' , Arai energy raft: nee It Or h emme r o pid ' Whether they ante from the prevalence riebt nasole, din tive habits of ichoolltoyo.or the buingelona d astaduirt. 1b SS. quire the refit pildstous prof. Soila li i i4rag *tome uneduca et! men. ta . freptans pie , ithsi, dim it Catcall* • ',tot 7" At ',MISUSER of the ROYAL COLLEOX *CSURGIEGIECT I ground my pretentious on regular* of Atm. ion„,awl e gZ every privilege to reale., I feel inyfraiinftled to thqt with *Web I UM. 610.11104111 a to ttiernily hoontrol '.. . • ..., 7 in Ws Irli Potation of lowa nenewla.sealrappliallea fill 4; present sin crisaials, of. dsbilitandpww; but urban glata from a cootoloureas of the air waters of Ar ilee hi. adafeetunt, is Caliendo( tits taittooptiti 'entire e l it rh il syachts, and broods over his belleMilaiibit direful eowealibalski insa be •fatisladiwyfocitiaa to i5 5 A5e54445 :9 4 1 44,01004, treatment bttt aifu of ths ntoklerh.,3lVi ill cegYi Arab receinVenereal Complains It it poems to intualli ati g:: danger or &Reefs r MOW owit colnpliandaila ith As man of eschthve etwrrositt *i. lba s• 4.4* toto, oddly ;and frail reet. • ', I 'Oh tlie f NI& booanattice ofneot Ms et perleree an% dusky tathafe sit %It are (MAW " itt batm ViiNK it ItAll.• INFtiCTION, nal & all ofsenta of. . mention 'related an the 114, r), ~. -.• 'l' , 'lv , i fe lp ..lfl:V ,Talents In the courayere a alelhat4 24 llli4t Ail as mead - to liar/ ante Viiitati • • 'AAR. s 1 4111' • • , '. 4. .1 Member of the Spit •' 4° SN'tere l a , * 2 No. so, Arundel (ken. Strand, tjtut , . ; ,, • CU niCIUS A N Itit ES rAl4' . ~ - This day wan • ' plasm , • - , • la we, dans sena of war • witla on . . I of as ahonha, a Ihsrw• (alas . . '11;1 A GUlog To ILEA I,,TH - s• •po,, • botk ttEgES Ina Toolityd , , , t &planing the molt Gmple and Alleaden - * P e r ' are whkh s treated on under Oa treated both' fair do , lainaMinn w , 1 i . Addrefs to Parannalabasnbans r SWUM 11114111 r Advice to nenops Patients • . . 1, Air, Appetite; Altana' ' , . Barren, women Sathfulners Sit - 11adri, onen'ations w Mem tdsials;',. t•-,14w. 1 /-. Bank, rnicalars renting to Memosl ifi l ts torf 011at t id . I 11047. anbanianble pelgirt of MIA Betels. Nibs, • • 1 . Matins. tinikdoty i ' Mann; ordiesen Sleben Newes t anent Cbile6tea4, Ob Geld i tta tat c eu r aufadamoinnlill , .. • . Punts and ~ r Casiws . :- %ass • • ir....10. sillrat 61 18. . b:. g. ' :I Daubs Daily watifea Pirepilinnili 7 • A :in ytalk 4 c4 . .:•• • . vire boanahiviikst— wten• . t py '• • I . '. 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A 4 l' iot,Menitier of the Royal College of iorgeons, j..a1l don. at Ns honk, No. 9, Wew . Bildge Brea; Where, alter a conftent rendlenee. of more share brines. be • practice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal caospbaina and thole iscilelented to the perm of generation in both fags, weth that Inviolahle fecrecy which men of hie prnfe "Son lboulotplwal Wave. be timers hintfclf the advice and ..ffiften.ce he gratifitaill palinixilera to perform taking this medieine; will be dia./nal, hp adifra toting public; as an advantage leidom to be obbabalid, aid Void .if ambiguity. Alto fold, by hi. aprnintmeilt, for the convenience of thole Ait , . ing a. a dillanee. at the Pre ranier's , o. is, -1 Alhon's.flreet, Pan I Mall; the 'Toyama. s 0 .. Ostend Rivet. Mr. Difborough, 7, Rib . ftreet.hill; Mr. Baehr's. Snail, bridge. Edinburgh; Mr. 114 , 1:16 laid's, Glafgow ; Mr. l. allwell's, (midi., ; Mr. Billinges, Liverpool ; Mi. AtkinfOn a, Manchelter : and by one perfon in every coal i dsralde t.awa in Great Britain and Ir. land, in boxes of only as. 9d. each, fealed up with bell and plain dirLetione. whereby pafons et either let may cure themfelves with cafe. faced. farce'', and fatety. N. B. Every box fold en Great Britain is foaled up with a Ramp, on which, by favour of the Cormniffioner.., i printed at the Stamp 011ice-..T. 'Taylor. No. 9, New Bridge Itreet—to Imitate which is Many. sod all others sea counterfeit LONDON: Erinted v,,.,111/ I.t V tot. KENT (of Cm terborrptoes, 1.1111Nerk) or the STAS ()SPICE, No. r, Cam,- ltreet. 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