The National Register. — London, England, 1816-07-08 00:00:00

.11:T ,Y H. PROVINLT4LS. At such a price has panttry been within a mouth pat, that sal. a conplt has been a..Ard fur fowl,. t tt I)iike or Red ford, at Ws late reeeipt•tlav at NV.insforil, liberally returned I.'s, and 2.11. per cent. to hi. tenant,, at tor&POI to the circumstances miler which they. acid; Mr. \Vim:. his I:rare'• steward, declared, that the I)iik a would yet (main r reilnee his resits if it should ue foun:l neerssars . i 1 . (11" OJAI !IL% thitee was tint find of new names on his rent•rill. On Monday, Timm and Wednesday last. at 11•11100411. Drove feast, Mr. John Ginnlger, aged int years, rare dtv dative(' .1 h0t%11) . .0e, 113:1:j a snng, and ohs ed at four corner. ( the latter being his favourite amusement I. to the great gristiti. cation toh the puny i• aper. Th e 4yr Jong-nu' statt s the following singular enctiaistatire : " About a fortni A lit ago, 3 carrion crow perceiving a brood of 11 thirkens, under the care AI the parent lien, on a 133vn in front of a gentleman's sent. picked up one; hut on a young lady opening the window gad giving an alarm, the robtuer 'bopped hie ' , ivy. Ju the course of the day, however, the plunderer returned, accompanied by 13 mows, when curt} one seized him , bird, and curried Mt* tin entire neck ing at once." • , SINGULAR fIICUM.TANCE.--We hii.r into the eir• en massive s &Wile.' in the Po luw iar leitcr, and ran Vul4ch for their eurrisell,c•%. -; 11%,1..r . frrd ilierur. . . . . . •• .. stio,t shieular eireiinedanee occurred in tit:e rit% a few day* ozo, in the hutrie of .1 WO film iiv :Mgin C t'eberl .street. Sile Ka• wio.kinet in 114 T rti ttttt where she Had a cat and Aittenii: mated MAl ieu %Ile Saw a 'm.oe rot runii.ne. peat etly m - conceileal, a the room. The :purl winna4 trot ' and sheweil the rat to the eat : but the eat took no notice of it. neither did the rut appear in the least alarmed .0 the pi excite , . of the eat. At leno tit the tte)k up the e.tt, 411.1 threw It at tile anioial. bat %tilt to nu effect. Next thy the Wallkill la 1 l Ceaiio.l to gu to a etiplioord, in which she kept the rid . ..nd her ”ning—%he found tame kitten dead, and s to her the tail of a rat stirring amongst the sunivinY kitten. Al wined, she liaNtet,eil Tutu the chop. where 4.411:111 had jus‘t told lion their woo a rat in the room, and uegged he would kill it. lie went in; and on opening the eripncart, he found the tat hint w th the c.tt out kit'. Ile, all 1 oppareilly tie cat. if.: k.lied it. The cat Lit tees wine afterward., killed.' DIS FUR lIANCES IN Tilt COUNTRY. On Sundae .... ruing, between seiien stud c:i4lit u . riock; an ex press arrived at Milli, Ili) II t Math the miolcasant totelli• gesice ut a slut taken place in ,hut tutus uu Savisilay csesihg. A number el pi rsons early in tire ufternuon ' , beret d s,.ttiplows ufdiscouta tit at ads ance in the price of puiaities. Their number incrensed to beta sin 2 and by seien o'clock, aial trey diva proceeded ill acts of tw.Aaee. The Magistrates, with the ut st prompaitudr, , read the Kills Act ; and :he Ftu.ut cavairy,ll,l%;ll4 to picser V 4 till bats, i . Jlateiy %ale of stone., in hi, bats, at' lament lu sac, in this coati:et. Col. Wickham re celled a st the uoin.il u his head. ( . 411.1:a I to he led front the scene acticit : be ven ur eight of the Cat atry have; beta oonivied noloy 11 , 4:seS, one h.tt nix his eye knurl.' il out. At four delock oa Sunday a...intim, a ile• tactinient 4.f the tiled dragoon. air ived from Bruton, acd shortly slier b ..... e tle;.,ser .41 ordei was Batit C.15.411') hilt its vs rade.. to theiii•v: - . s w iearla,,,s. mud are noir a•searilled opposite the 'lke loten. lista proree-ed to rescue three melt that weir Lilo cus tody early in the .14%. but were defeated In die:a' put Imre. 'lucy nca p v ,, a • er .te,t c o the factory of Nlessrs. lor•ppai 41, ad) intent to destroy liar sumo ; but toroush the pirvupt e‘erlstatts til the 31.. ci•ii 411, Mill C.tvail y nil 044. ~avid. tiiv.it praise is due to the lin•riturion% prier; •of the Frotor C4V/Ilf% on llti• Ofi'dftloll; anal at iiiiderstund the arlarde 4.( the North Sulk rues Yon .1.11.1 y are under anus to aid the L'ar al Power, US the de holed have tut eateised to ri pea their edatitios on 11 c.lises4 l .i% 15e51. A lei ti•r li ow I.eiereer, of ilie idt says At 12 o'elnet, Lot nion, skim 41 , 1$ of arillet11111•11, tYlllltllcir faces and utlivra ise disfigured, entered the laCe.togliat . ortitry of Air. iir.stitrote, in Linichinsrougit. god itt•t.fr.l that the 111111 ibe• twilit It) and ifi) who wet eat work should ttttt 11:1 11.,0r with thine fares downwards, or that they wom,d pay drolly for their ethsal. Remit thus teL by bair ri• e, intimidated al the threats of their assailants, the Wl.fkint n r piled with their wishes, with the escepiiim of u watch:nail, who, sonic ITSW:t3IC., received the conteat• tit a unu.hitpeek, I/11i it iv supiiioril the wound wilt nut prose fatal to hi u. 'the uanclitti then CO•ill111.11ettl their work of lie futon, arti hefty turd pa teat twist lire frail'., th 1001. et least each, wire quite d e itroyea. Nuiwilti.l•lti , iing nil tictive swards was -Cl 1.10 tiiiit di , rally atter this 'lisp - act lid sithir, no rate root.' lie discovered to tea Ito the drivel - .1 the orleaiiirs ; for as soon as they had chi r!e,l their übiert Iltry erlte:l user the 11111111irr of each Mail, aril re. t.rcd iii root tinter. The 4'.4lol..isiiiipied for this 'lariat; iii• true is, of course, not in no% ; twit it is renurtril, that 3ir. Litely reduced his workaira's wages. and it is hence suppose d that lie has iacuncJ the displeasure of some of the tawlesii banditti." Alierystwith exhibited, on Ttsesdryse'unight, a scene of riot, ell1111111411:111/t Willi an attack oo the ilierift's ()diver , . while es • venting ► writ of si:ri fuel n. 101 l the goods of tro Some of the ringlesders threw •tolies, mud, :cc. at the attorney e opal), ed on the occasion, his elves, isal the Sherd' 's tnneer•, knocked down two in . three 01 . them. an I would probably lave d. - pried then. of lite, hail it not oven for the int. ousaion of P. EVAII/4, o:se of the Magistrates, who 0111 fl "arty uf the row ; and. rapt reading the Itii.l Act is iii,i.ut eller., gave directions to Vie military to load limit Our of toe 1114151 1141141 1 / 4 ( of the 4.1..14.1• hav mg thrown a large s; %Jr At the Oitiver runt i.es party, elaielt drunk I m. the head, A 5141 her hest in. at Ole 41tilwirr, and the his h.tt. Several persons has &. Neva taktm into ; hilt the desperado that assinied the (:Titer h I , eluded his poi NIACIN, by r.u.ra►i.. m , au Lomtol of A vessel on toe et c of satiitte. I.eimmott reeeitttl from NoMiwzhoin time, that irotueMtuitkisig ha. erut.4l for the tiompent, thee - e is yet atrat discontent. The w iirkiorn ri.il their V. t lies are ill groupes drily into the workhouses for aria of cuiployinew. The inassuirrto vets refuse io assist the it omits. as fainerly, because of their late misco n duct ii 4 hreakim mac:duet). 044 Wednetdoy selmight, at 4444114 m tit, he extettaht e runs of stables, &e. In the occupation 4.1 .‘14%,j. 11',i4h. of From, t London and Bristol rarrirt 1, was 11114'11VCIl 0 to be on lire, and in a ri hull , was bliilitto the gr 1111 l ;At wric gut solely out : hags of tine fisieten noel, a vs.sg con, a ca, t, NC. %%ere deo oyeil by the ragin4 I IC1111:11t4 it t 4114 414 41 1•.% the r•aLonily originateil. J. Anderson, a b.uhe.nan, 11 , 111111! 4./0414111411e, ••as Ilia, COI ttttt 1114Vti 1.. 616141 w -A jail, tinier r warrant front Lord mid. dletuu, rhatgt 41 on oath, at well as by Isis own ccesfesslono‘ith havinz, 011 tile atlr of IviiiveniLer lust, maliciously set up tire the prehasi.s lit Mr. 3litishal, of Coodalinoig. IHE NATIONAL REGISTER THE Ct)LLIER'. In the nciithhourhood of Ililston moor. where th^re are mans , collierir and a ttlt.Tlber of irou- work s, the workmen, ennsistine of some thousand., liase been thrown out of ein i dov. They hav e solicited in vain tiw work in Warwickshire, titatf..rdshire, and the noixhoourleiod i ruts ci citm.taticed, they have acted with prudence Oti:i moderation i aril, not wishing to inittete the culpable conduct of others, they have hitherto retrained from committing ontra :es of any ilesc!iptiott. With it view, however, of dra vi partierilar attetvion to their case, thy have resorted to the novel experiment of ,r e sentin g a petition to the Pillow ;it grail in person, in be arconsimoic.l, as it is stated, by a present of three siaggon.lowls of coal.. Aboot tie.) , welt are yoked to each waggon to drag them to town. One of the wagamis proceeds by the route of Worcester; anoth2r by Coventry awl Birmingham ; the route of the third we have not beard. The neat proceed at the rateornbont twelve miles a :lay, an I receive voluntary ,gifts of moley, &e. on the road as they pass alon7, de:lining of tin m..clves to ask alms; davit inctte, us placarded on the carts, being -" Rather work than beg." Two of these extraordinary teams passed tlitoneli Tharailay se'..night,and excited on their approach cousiderable ; but it prove:l without cause, as the meta demeaned tlictitielves with the utmost propriety, and were notch eutonsisetated. As they Is. oceeded through Binning ham they caned at the public (Afire, where the Niastistrates were vettiun , awl *hewed them it.eir petition, which was signed by a 111 , 1gintliittt at Dathry (11,1 condoned their mote tu%.er,l Oxf;r4l, exhibiting nothing in their coadnet to write any ap o.eitelision of tint or tarattit. la eoii,e , ittrilee of the untidier oat of ereploy iu Wiitsliiie and Somersetshire, ses eral in. e:iugs have im:eu bel:1 of the principal people in the c=loth trade, to consist. r what is best to be dune. Nut being able. .iliac , 11'...herJ:i.:11, to tied a nitwit) lot the rail, th.. eiaed it expedient to lay before Governtuent the situa tion of a ff ars. Extrart of a letter from Maidenhead, G o'clock, July 5 : " Ye*terday moral, g ('..burs tact, Mr Muir., loom Bow 'tree', accompanied by Iwo ..itivera p arriv e d a t the Sun imp lucre ; and after coneolting with :sir W. Ileernoeuil other 31a • ginteates of this place, swore in see eral COIIStaLsICS; as V. umrtcr of precaution, ovilered a party of military to be wider arwx. 'fleas dune, thi y neat Wield the officers from !Ibis -.greet to meet the waggon that was approaching from Ile Wec; it was Inet ton Alahienhetail thicket, about two miles Irene hear. ; and the clow d azteniling it. on being in formed that tiny would not be permitted to proceed, iiintautly %topped. :end conducted themsele s niththegrcalrnt propriety. Tile waggon, w hielt was 2 tons,,. cwt and 121 b.. was drawn by llwt n ; and a leader or ovei•err rode 011 b-u seback. and di• reettil toe *hide. As soon as it was understood by Coe 31.igis traien that the- party wished to act in the way most agreeable to the la a Cul authorities, a negotiation was emceed hill , ; and the coals were permitted to be brought in here by four of the party and their leader, and were 'lepton' tea' with W. Pylic, Esq. who will distribeite them among the pour oh Mil 41(116.44. The coals wer.• drawn to this place I.y hoines 61•11 t out MI pisrpow ; the men ref used to sch the cuale, but gal e them up, :lb 1 eyucatrd , to Mr. Pyue, and received a very handsome pre writ rusttad. Mr. Ulmer, sir Wen. Hearn, Mr. Psue, went tout and negotiated. The poor fellows were iierfectiy sa- Called ; but refweed to go, until the untai.trate. signed a panes Cita. they had conducted themselves properly. At Iterates, the day before sibt., day, they be hive el so well, that the Mayor permitted them to go Nhe ret er they pleaned iii the town, and they hal upwards of tot. gie en no them at that place. They I. ft n.lblllll, with three waggons m company, wad parted at 11 el. One waggou was to be at Beaconsfield last night, :Ind the o her at St. Aibares. where they wutiiiiit is suppaer.i, be met in ilie ...late War an were met with bell'. They Wert ill/I'llly Dolan e• in :i.owing W•114g00 1111 lit uivy 'hill. " !Olen is the aerount which a colt Csllolldeilt Gives of OW 411,14 . 11e.11 at alardertheort :In lOWA l.l Whil:11, ae l'olly :ht fatly wing information ()cm :mother paper: • " It. was Gat. d iu our ye,icrtht 'a paper • that one hoily of the coiliers, with the waggon of coals IS Statjordslure. hied reached Nettleuril, near ileillee. Helmet hail mentioned two .it her bodies, each with a : one .of !Win proceeded by the road that lead* to 1.011 lon through St. !leached that glace on Tuesday et 'the h depart eit hail sew Moro magistrates to each of the thee roads by winch :he onus ts might approach the capitol. Sir N. Cowin , wrra diNuteltril to the St. At boo', road. The men were famed iillll a bout their wagyein. The magintrate stated to them Ihr improwi irty tot tut p they he I taken either of their owls accord in by the advice of ether-, that this Was not the m o d.' to uMatts relief; that ratle.r tended to pre*ent the acecatplinh• meta of their (inject, bee lease it might lead to a breach of the pviiee The Colliers petered, it is said, with muck i..terent and at:ratio:l to the moons:ram...B of 1...U.0rib% It had nut stenekthem in the light in which he hall lit... ccl it. They confes sed that Hwy had lawn 111 advea:(l, dual retai...l a teatimes- to return inno...liale.y to their li. hues. In ionseepiele.e tot thin de cla cilon tar magistrate purchased the coals of the la, which were :eti to ere to the parr. :rut gave rack 44111 as murk inccie. as would carry him hark 1.. hi.. humor. T stshe ma gi ate wit s. hail been *cod thhridue need has not been aisle to find any party 1111 Ihdt road t and therefore it is believ ed that the only totem , were the party that calm by St. Alban's, and the party that canie by the Oxeurel-road." EXECUTION OF 'filE moTERs AT FLY. ELY. FI:11)Ali troov.—At nine n'rksek this nsornisse, the Or dinary (the licY. Mr. Grif►ith) performed his last rats:Miss offi• ces its the gaol wills the prisoners under sentcuc•• ut death; :mil about half an hour after, the _re It 1).11 of Wit. Mary's tolled the signal; when .10'..0 Denisis. George Crow, Winton lleasnis home the bulls er, Most I.itt' Hanley, were hrumeit wit, with white cal.s oil their heads, tied with black riblmitila, auul ascended a cart with elevated setts sett •'eels side, covered with black c oils, to in' einiveyed to tile nvtal place of es:emotion. r , icseral ul the Magistrates attended hi person, ac. cons; anted by nut less thaws Ogee hundred of Ih• was! rein et• :ebbe iithabitanas of the Isle on horseback, with white wands. .all the peace littieurs, with addif I tams spurn iu special im the ()evasion, headed by ‘:e. Eduard, and three uther raid * Constables, with the r stats of ntlice ens crud e. forming a Loge preceded, and fallout:1 the inulauchay prulorssiiiii, which was 1 . 1111:: , 1 , :teli Ull1:011t Illi.;131 . ) alit. The priiressio„ itiaebeil tee place of e!,: . etititin til, /Id eleven teelitek, where a platthrm was erected, with a drop, u hit b they disci istle.l. The sitect.wit t uas ac. till, 11111t1 'llllllh save on the surrounding W heti they reached the platform, they knelt dawn severally mil prayed tervently tr coll , i(lrrAbli• time ; the 1 /rilltiary then went up tit them, dull assi.teil them its their last de s:ulnas ; after this, John Deunis addressed the seem:lbws. au.' thicial eil, Vast they all einifesse 1 the crimes far tut h eo e about to suites he then, aitlt said, •• hoped all who heard In:Il Would take e..en;ile by their ta it., awl knit ticidarly exhorted them to lima dt itiikeimess, liiireilom, and sabbath-brcaking, which had brunglit them all that untimely end." The wWau; yrayctl ag , tiu fvr buttse 171 • filar ; %Ohl. on a signal given, the hop fell, and they were launched into eternity almost without a struggle. After Irtriwing the usual time, the holies were not in rolinv, ei vela' to tlteir respective friends for interment In St. Me. ry chore+ V 314 Me next day: II irle,d i before he lett taol, discovered a wonni In %le aide, wh y a he had ITCPiVellhe in g the affair at Littleport e nd le :new, d that his having three svaistroats on, prevented his death on that day. tie said lie died the death he expected. South roof-m.. 1 that his ease emild nut have been p trim:led ; Crow denied any intention of tnordering Mr. Martin ; but was Checkel by Dennis who said,—•• Yes, yes—he womil have been nine. de-e.l, hail he been thond"---nicanitie by this that he paw the tenrpe lit the mob, which be declared he endeavoured to re. strain ; and he added, that he gave Mr. Martin warning to keep. out of the way. Reamis aranowletiged his general Guilt; but denied the svordsißottail to Men Tanslev ; od at the g tilowe he called out, " I forgise Mr. l'ansley that he swore falsely agaMst me."—The drop fell as he was pronouncing these worn.. Dennis and he were the most awakened; South et as the most violent in hie gestieolations, hut all were reat t med. The flit owing is MI authentic ropy of their voluntary eon fe•sion - •• We. your poor unfortunate suffering fellow ereltures, beg heave to present the public with this our last tlyiag acknowledgment of the Mo. tic of that sentence, which has condemned us to di, far the violent outrages we have committed, and hope it will be a warning to all. vr;.o may svc, or hear of ot, to avoid the like course. We acknowltslge and coadlss our sins in general, and we most sincerely bee of God to parch - t our sins ; fesvcattly hoping, and trusting that (,od Almighty will, fur the tatkeuft'ae an-atoning merits tithe Redeemer, reccive uur prceioas and iramorqd souls into his favuar, though we have delayed their vi ten-4.i to this Lite hour; mast earnestly entreating that the .Urnigh:y may grant us all our sufferings hi this world, and none in the next. We most sincerely warn you all to avoid those sins which have been the cause of hritiging us here. By all aben• avoid irreligion and vice of ev e ry k;ml, pankulai:g that uf swearing, druakenness, •sabhath breaking. and that of a shame ful net.,hyt of the means of grace, the only means through the merit of Chri t, of our 61.0W5 . salvation. We sincerely recommend to you, that you am nil the public worship of God, particularly on the Lord's day. and most sincerely pray that all our friends and relations will not put off their repentance to a death bed; lest that God whom they have neg. lect.sl to serve while in health and strength, should sa y unto them at lava, as hue ins to every neglecter of salvation—• Because I have called, • and s - e refused; I have strAched out lily hands, and no man regarded ; • but re have set at nought all my counsel, and would none of toy re * proot I also will laugh at your calamity, and mock when your fear cuter tit.' •' JOHN DENNIS. 6. (" THOMAS SOUTH. A The marks uf GEOHGP, CROW. :se ISAAC lIARI.EY.' A In the presence ul BL)14. Daas.ow, Gaoler. A true ropy, B. DL'OLEY, HE:in' Law, Acting Magistrates for the Isle of June ta t 'SIG. From the LONDO.V G.4ZETTE, Tuesday, July (This Gssette annottocas that :'ritrze of Csibourg has been ap posatzl a Pricy Cows-a:nor; that Gen. ' , G.. Druorrimid and /Willi.. ral Sir I. rellea have been investaL with the eusig:v of Kni . ,-hts Con:- nrunkts of the Bath ; and fiat the honour of Knighthood has been cont:Tryst on Colonel Ste T. Arbuthnot aal Litat.-Colunel Sir H. D =IL% .1 - _ _ Jut/ 8. New MEMBER to atrre in PARLIAMEVT City of RocheNter— lames Barnett. Egg. in the room of Sir Tomas Boaltien Bart. who hat accepted the office of 'Creasorer and itvecivet of Gre.mwich Hospital. HANKRI'PTS. J. Vr.v, of Witheridge, Dcroa,hire , tl;rrn;r..luly 23. 214 Aug. 13, at the Rarnstiple Inn. Exeter. Atr. Mr. Berry. Credittn. R. lieArss, of Outfield. Derbyshire, inaltmer, July 19. to, Aug. 13, at the Kirges Anns, Derby. Att. Mr. Savage. Great Winela , ter-st. W. Hic 11A Ft lisON, North Shiorlds, ship-thvarr, July 3,27, Aug. IT, at nic G-or.:e, No. th Shields. Atts. Bell and Cu. B.iw Church-yard. T. CAPKW E. I. 1.. of Uttoacter. Stailbrbihire, rocet, July tri„ 17, An 13, at the White l lan. 'tweeter. Att. Mr. G 04,11. Gfrty l s-inn. W. 1 run. of Livetpoll, r. July ??, 23, Aug. t 3, at Mrs. N. Ellis 's. Liverpool. At'. fi r. John -street, Beiiford.rew. It I' 3 LEI,. late I,f .e.uniuKton I': irwicksi are. butcher, J 54, IT, A.t , t. 13, at Lic Wool-Pack, Warwick. Atts. Baxter and ('o. Fumivan:-inn. F. It iltAmn, of Torkington. calico-printer. July 13, 17, Auk IT, at the Warr to. flu:kelc) Anus, Stockport. Attu. Edge and Co. Northlk-street.Str.uid. R. SMITH. late of Ilinranghatn, water-gilder. July 1?. 13. Aug. 13, at the Rein Deer, Worcester. Att. M. Illundford, Temple. C. W tour. of Ilirinin4liain. Flahr, Jule 1?, 13. Aug. 13, at the R e in Deer, W.ircester. Att. mi.. /41,.ildtbra, Temple. W. Blic 01 Y. of rantley. Jidy t, tT, Au . T. 13, at Gadd:tall. Att. Mr. Ilighimistr, Scot's-yard, Cannon-street. 1)1 VIDE NDS AT GUILDHALL. July 2.T. C. Curtis, Ltt? of Gar.icn..row, St. Gtorge'i,f.ells, blue:in t ; manufacturer. Julyl.l. ft. No'ole. of Chipping ntrar. E.sex, bricklayer. Aug. .3„ .I. West and J. Cullif O o.it, of Groat Wind:ester-street, inv. mum bruk , re. Nor. 3, H. Gilchrist. of Ron-lane. soda-tratcr-manufacturer. Aug fi, T. IVatson, of Alargarevatreet, brickbp.r. July ../7. l'asone, of Eilgar.,re..coal, coal-nirecham. Aug. to, W. qtAge, of Anzel-cotut, Thrumuorom,t. wine-merch t.•. July 27. W. .1. iNl•Nlorimr. nt Red Linn-sr. l'ierkenw.ll, riaxn-nutier. Aug. 13..1. and T. Poymor, of aro,d,..t.tnyt, Holioru, La/aware:AL tS. A. Anderom of Philpot-lane, nit militia.. July g 3. Wagborn, of C ratham. botcher. July s - .). D. and It. of Loraiatd-strect,lacemen. .i u 2l'. I. Cooke. of Gravescml, camcme.. DIVIDENDS IN Tat: cory T ay. Ju1y.241, A. Binning:la u.c , ,al-aLtrefiunt.ut lErminlham. .%ug. 1.. It. Tu:n:r, gruca.,, at %SIMI . I 1611. Ang. 6..1. Rroone, of illntlfori. Devon, firm a% at Ex -tar. - - - C 31'1 I: IC otT J cloy 11 ounlo O. of (iiirnford-Rrigr, Ca.:tell. of iLou.t, Uhveniort, of Slough. but Cartyr, of Cluavele, WaITtICHIMIII3II—T. Wax ung oa. of Port *loath, grocer—J. Atlfirtgion. ; atter-lane. work. ing.joweller—F.. 4J.,..r,..,r0!, of G.or4c.ccect. ruert.tarit— River., of New .Vresiiiril, Sont!wouirtom, nul > r --J. Pocock, of mouton, Soutkouoton, faroor. I1ISS(1LVF.1). J. Giboon and S. Fo.ita, of W.Lrirob:-'" dealers. .1. 1,,.0v and .1 P.:sinful-01, of llotom-le- calls-manufamirem. T. and J. of I)lrham, ironnt..,n! W. Carr and Cu. of Slwtli.l•l. button W. Gonfrey and .1. Satidt. of !lent. , W. l'uwt...r and Co. lute 4(l:Ay-a:re', W. S'aurr .ard W. n. .orcurter. of Ho .1. r.u.el and \V. %Vardl,7. of 11 In-at. • - S. t lawkil. and J. lk• of Portoolutlt, I. 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