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. woos ructirr. • • tovgi; TdtagaY, IS. Leta Et.t.sxanxotreu having tiaistied ea the 'Crown wile, yesterday', leTt early thlerioraing. The Chief Baron weat ints the Civil Court, and Sanibel all the causes about .'clock. • RAYNER. V.3lo9Fii. svcr conisieusitloe for iiveMegspc?..M, repre. lfreta: and iagra% ated ? up! had Lea 1141411 t innwliret provecatiou ; Apia It h'ovrever turned bee! Minutia* Zg . 3.6 F ja t as own stable. Tke glit its iariy kilt I. the e t tau troahar. threaten- Alt den laut's stable door, 'irlisoti:SSheil him o his pre ielhititiff got off the laud of d rOaud and love him a witfieWes stated, that the Plaintiff ont of the gentle stay, butgave • said. the etienty of forh if web actions es Vse'Assies . a. It:Was a Akio); two *hillier from wai a tOod one, and the helieved the only question Welly.. would give as the minima *f the dathava. The witnesses, it was true. had kilted, that the !Screeds/id bail given the I'laintiff levee few kick's ou a tender part ; but it was no lees trite that the Plaintiff had avenged himself bilrig the Defefiilitnt a sound pelt iu the breed : *said allei thus !silencing accounts on the vat, he was a shabby fellow to bring the present ectfon. ' The Learned Judge, in summing up, obsvvedi Oft 600.jolirtiea seemed to be wrong. It was not a belKlibrittirly 04 . '14 to impound a neighbour's liaise if he lied dope no great mischief; and, with ablitiect to the asieolt, one, bid received a kicking. intrthe other a' knock-down 'blow. If there was stoty telaniseaue, the derY would settle it. Verdict eliititiff.-OrhaCCe u. .•• Tito *Avg tv. wxiteee and Faun'. This was an information, tiled hy His Majesty's 4ttinney.Deneral, against he two LSetendants, - for ultisu end obstructing Edward Ikeinet, an Of. 4eier of the (customs, et.tielsey. also turned vat tq he a very trivial affair.—.; lillset end his.Assiatiiiit being on the watch, lewd two iambi dre . ggell on shore, near SeLiey-hill. ' es jaatneckately went duos to the beach to see what it was . . their saw 041 , two Llefeadants leave t` b oat, ; they searched the boat,. but ad q uailing in it; they ditto porsued the De fendants rod lorieb. (ruin them a bag of cothx; iu eftikg this they mole some resistance, and one of 4eds put his hand against the OlSoer's breast.— the west* el. the essaeit. The Leah Cuter BA aux observed, that. in point ef law ' this was sionedewrie, Lot what degree of i ptellighenent it deserved was for the future cann dawatloll at that Court.. The Jury found the De t gelitats Oak,. . ' nualsett a. ever. This was an action to recover w penalty for a bleach of the Geese Laws. 'The action was found ed wa the Statute of the gth of Anne, cap. IS. sect. %Which gives s penalty agaiost any unqualified .perasa having name in his possession, and makes tlistems booing of it evidence of an • exposure to Wei ( tr..Cioirtliorpe having sorted the law, next podia Oridimeiserthe fa et, which was proved Ly two goonliorpers, as follows:—That bAing oil the watch csisly in the morning, thee heard the screams of a homy upon allieh they toiiked etiont, and dis wavered alone in I trap, not far fiesta the cottage of the Defendeot ; they lay in wait, expecting that the pkrsosi who set tfw trig, would comae to see what itesselaceii titre sit* the Defendant come to the tsap.isiektakir the hare out : upon this they crime -oat of their couctailment, but the Defendant ve in,/ them, threw the hare away, and deified that he !rid hail any ;. they, however, itriad the hare at a little (listener front him. Mr. Stajoast BEN" submitted' twthe Court, that this was not such a PoWiession as thellet 'meek who Wit maths peediallott se easement to sale. .The learned Joilge, on re'ferting td the Act, architect lie did not wish to extorted the Caine Laws, but the words were so veryliositivi, thit he did not know ha* to get over theta: ft iii express terms made all p00N.44.4nis of genii by an itnqua pvien an expoilisre to safe: The Jun. • roan! the Defendant Goilv—'The Assivxs ended at about two o'cliset. was as action to ricort ' • • Me. Stip-sot BaST, iu t . 119 Ore lilted rate of a al* hp enure, lu wliicti the 4 wittielly heaten, without the !op 'Viten the witueiseswerecxainnie ltliut to he as folfowi bOr "istsayerl into a Weld belongiuk •Weirwhatl impouailea 'hint in hi 11 1 1.1iatiW that be alight jsarieli pound, aad (-tone er`ttli an ligt * .to reuk °pea the Defer ......, =which prf e rriaiat py,l • As %owl tithe .I,llefeiidan't; he•ttirmed rouul 'knock down blow. The wittieS I/efetadsot, when he drove the I did .114 ijo tt in ch‘ mat hi several Itigkira 6 Mr. Serjeinit Vaise% would have hhe these Were to be brought to thl eet transpery affair, cud, lakiii) Cs pocket, he iaid, one Wai a iather a bad o4e-eitid he believe Taal& be, which . tlw Jury would SUF•!Y)LK ASSIZE.% BUILT, AUGUST 17. 11Ve COMmifillioko for bolding the Almost% for this Costity wits opeitedwit rhursdity attchioon, by Mr. Jisstwe lianym nods, the Lad Chief Jw.tier, fir Jailers hluivitield, being detaintrl at Cambridge with eaw.vti und did riot arrive here till after tits other Jsul,ze had uncoated divine invitee at St. 14Ipry'v Chore+ tat the following raortaug. 'ciiirteen Prisoners appeared apart the calendar, of w• only ruse wAls ca l tiwUy mariettii, via. Jo seph ArmyM. for burghs:innate breaking tow the dwelling-Nowt of Liruel Abrahams, of Ipavkh,and starhug thereinit slushy articles of jewellery ; but hiefure the Judges left the town. be was reprieved. l)tYaceuu•rt of the ill health of the l'rovecutor, who eirvilit ant attend, !leery Bakker, for ma etitthi4 out the tongs,. of sa horse, belong ing to J. AlAinrit, was diisliarged, upon a4reeinsc b, curer rite unhine cllent4. tWrt Pissi. Mary .(•orld, Eleanor James Salton, itqlert ard4ies.i. lier.avta Itsilawd, awl Thrrnas 41rden. were wrysirted. The ciiw of the two drat-named acquitted Vii sower. elicited a very wreat &pee. or iLetere,i, the alt,:iice tiling of. smell a it'oocicire; nature av it is hoped tu.tv, never main nr; thel. indicted, Miller Lord Fileishorough's Art, fur ad taini;tering noxious or devtrpctive substances, mud •uig oilier suseaos, with the view to procure the Nlourtiuu of •;elt child, !h which Ann ("henry, • •-orliley, was tbeu . - • pii.gramt ; > tna whew! rid miatlWas employe; Pizzy, a commas farrier, to /*et this WA OVIUIIS pi/rim/se. After a trial of nearly fire hours, and the deliberation of the jury fut •44 - .1 ' minute. out of theytereloothacquitted ! but such was the 1-idigtititkoli of ihi populace, that when the uVNIIuII was releasLd, she aas how.eil and hooted all the way Coin the Court till 'slis s e too k . shelter in is public hotise ist the town, from w hence she was hastily driven of/ in a po.l-chwiest. At these Assizes there were seventeen causes en tered for trial, the most laterestiug of which were die fohoivissi CA. v. CHtNE RY. Thiirwss an action of trespass brought against the Defended, 'for having cut in pieces, nod soiled eertailt 'Mists, rails, .itc. of the Pliiintiff. The Plain tiff is lirecior of liridlield, St. George, and had placeelposts and rails round a green, opposite his house, high enough for cattle to go under, and for the purpose of keeping carriages, off. The 4efoischtnt cut them down, and alter they were aown,cut them in many piece: and spoiled tlictn.— He catered ajustilicatiosi, as having a right of com mon on the green ; but it brit% proved that he might haye'taken the posts and ratlsdown, without destroying 'Von, the Jury found a serdict for the Plainfit—datuages 30f. WOODS, ARDS V. ittithOlVD and tustliscrow. This wgs an action brought by the Plaintiffs, who keep the White Hart, Wickham Market, to reco ver the hire of their horses end chaises, which were engaged l)y a Mr. Larlum, at the late contested eleetion'for Yarmouth ; but it being proved that he hired them, not by the authority of the Defendants, but of other persons, the Plaintiffs were non suited. On the Friday evening, a Writ of Inquiry was executed, in which John Tims Hervey Elwes, Esq. was Plaintiff; and John Pytehes, Esq. Defendant, to recover the valaeof certain trees, felled and sold by the Defendant, ail his own sauce, which were cop) ho'd of the Manor of Stoke by Clare, &c. of which the Piaintill was Lord. The Jury, after the necessary evidence was heard, itesessed thedainager at 4831. Ss. The Assizes heviug ended on Saturday evening, the Judges, after attending church next morning, left this town, accotwounied by the High Sheriff, in order to dine with Sir Charles Banbury, Bart. at Barton, from whence they proceeded, on the same evening, on their route for Norwich. CAMBRIDGE, Auu. 13. At our Asians, Wright Ellwood. for stealing a mare bekinging to Thomas Papworth, of Cotten ha rn, waseapitally convicted, and received sentence of death, but was reprieved before the Judge left the town. Lord Chief Justice MANSFIELD presided at the Nisi Prins Court, before whom the followiug. oolong other causes, were tried : HOLI.ICK O. NARTINDALH. BefitYe a Special Jury. The Plaintiff in thid action, Ebenezer Hoflick, Esq. it food of the manor of Whittledford ; and the Ltelendant oecupies a paper mill at Sawston, an trdicinitig parish. 'rhr action was 'brought for a trespass iu digging into the bed of the river. Da maged ls. RUSSICLL V. TINO4V. This action wits brought by Daniel Russell, who keeps the Anchor public-house at Downbeat', in the lsle of Ely, against W. Tiugay, the son of a farmer at the same place, to recover a compensation in damages from the. Defendant, for having seduced Plaintiffs daughter, Elizabeth Russell. By her evidence it appeared, that the Defendant had kept company with her seine years, sad had repeatedly promised to marry her; but that having gained her affections he seduced her, and she was delivered of *wile child in February last. Twn or three other witnesses being called on the part of the Plaintiff, to prove the visits of the Defendant at the house, and Rowe other Circumstances, the Plaintiff there rested his case. In the defence to the action it was stated by several witnesses, that Plaintiff's house was nut kept in that order winch ought to be observed, bin that there were suinetiines dancing and other ainuaeineuts going forward, in which his daughter partenk ; and that she had also been in eilunpany with another young men, who had offered to pay his ■ddrewws to her, besides the Defend:tut. The Jury, after retiting for about an hone, re turned* verdict fur the Plaintiff—Damages dul.' urrettpatt 0. surrost. JUN. The Plantar, Mr. John Unladen, is a farmer at AldrAh, in the parish of Ilacklenham ; the De feoiltineis the, son of a farmer at the latter pla ce . w The action as brought to recover a compensation &Wages for the seduction of Piaintirs daugh ter.—Venrlict for the l'faintiff, 501. Baron Thompson, at the late I.incoln As s izes, forcibly reprobated the practice common anumpt parish officers of conipetling men to marry female paupers, who may have became pregnant by them, considering the system destructive of the honour able and sacred principle of matrimony. and al most certain to involve the parties iu mi,ery, beside tieing a strong temptation to commit bigamy, as m the case on trial. At Ilmitingdon Assizes, Charles Francois Blarie Bettrkeer, late a French priaoner at Norman -era's, fur stahbini Alexartalcr Holiday with a knife. with intent to kill him, received sentence or bath, and was left for execution. A most determined and stingitioary pitched battle wns fought. on Moudaymnruiu3, adjoining Raton den Common, in the vale of Berk-hire, between 4ke. MariA. an hoAler, u u d Saar. Berea. a cham pion from the West. The match was for 100 Xni nems, and the exhibition took place in the pm...eller of a numerous field of country sportsmen. Marsh was two stone heavier than Berea. who was ...foe thiux under eleven stone. but to balance the match, lse was a better tighter than Mars*, who. however, With the same bottom, ultimately won the hattle, by weight and strength. The conflict was obsti tritely maintained for full two hours, an.; even at the conclusion, both were so hit that it was even betting that neither would he limitglit to set-to again; Marsh did so, however, with the assistance of hie second and bottle-holder, ahil his adversary was carried the ground. • •lwrtiwo or stquirk chilli, with iv ottrittut to Alm Aiary 111111.11.1111111111=1 117PWENEICTS 171 ST. J.4llErli PALACE. The Royal Palace ofSt. James's it every clay isupr ming sit convenience. The apartments of the Royal Dukes, particularly, will shortly display a degree ssf elegance, with judiciously-blende:l com fort. in which they have, heretofore, been very de fective. The alterations mai additions to the Duke of Clarences residence, already ass usne an iin ,osi si appearance. The house has been excavated, and raised a story. A suite of rooms, of elegant pro portions, is added, together with a kitchen, and other offices, which aid complete the internal ar rangements. The whole are expected to be titisshvil by the Ist of November. The Duke of Cambridge, (vdso, of all the Princes, has the worst accommodation) is shortly to be more comfortably situated ; his rooms arc to be consider ably enlarged, and a kitchen is to be built at the easteru ongle of the Palace. The Duke of Cumberland has built a most coin plete library and a servants' hall; the latter is a subterraneous apartment. The Duke of Kent, who ranks as the first amateur architect in the king dom, is so muds pleased with the style of interior decoration, iutroduced in the Duke of Cumber land's library, that he has ordered one exactly simi lar to be furnished for him in Kensington Palace. Mr. Lawrence, of the Stable-yard, St. Janics's, has the credit of that, as well as massy other im provements made in the Palace. Since Mr. L. has been iu office, the numerous dilapidetious have been made good, and all the roolis, water pipes, &c. &c, have been placed in a state of perfect security. The introduction of the ;latent:letting has tended not a little to resider these improveineuts desirable. NAVAL LvrELLIGENCE. PORTI'MOUTN, AUG. 16. Arrived His *Majesty's ship La fiedic, from a cruise.—Wsurl N.W. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 15. Arrived the C'ariline Spanish schooner, from St. Schastota's,l•oulid to Buenos Ayres with dispatches, captured by the Phcrui.e; a1,,0 the Comet, from the coast of Spain, with the Sylph French corvette, which she captured on the 10th inst. after on en gagement of , 20 minutes, in which the corvette had MATO killed and lire wounded ; the Comet none. The Dingenee corvette, of 20 guns and 150 men, and Espeigk, of 18 guns and 160 men, were in company, but ran away ; they were hound to Mar tinique a ith flour. Arrived the Decade frigate, with about 3$ sail of transport* from Portsmouth ; also the Alenietia frigate from the coast of Spain ; she spoke on Saturday last the vanguard of the ex pedition under Sir H. Burn►rd, about 120 leagues S. W. of Scilly. The Pickle schooneris lost at Ca-, di:, crew saved.—Wind W. S. W. DEAL, AUG. 16. Arrived the Mary, Fossick, for Boston ; Kitty, Marlingwell, for Liverpool ; and the Fortune, Crawley. for Cadiz. hailed His Majesty's ships Nassau, Majestic, and Aboukir, to the northward.—Wind YARMOUTH, AUG. 16. A fleet is arrived in our roods front the Baltic, under convoy of His Majesty's brig Piercer, coin minuted by Lieutenant Sibrcll. They sailed from Carlscrona on the 41,d of July. On their pasting through the Belt, attempts were made by the ene my's row-boats to cut off t port of the convoy, .but they were frustrated by the vigilance of the Pulver, and the Sscrtium guiAirig, assisted by the Hope schooner, of Berwick, armed with six-pouud car rousdes. UITP. MUfh V , et triewor, the 1,1147 of rroncis Frock s . E. of tit "cot Psoo‘ollier, ofs tionkter. 1. MARRIAGES. fumes Conran, reel. of the aid %how to Ml's Rayne', dineitcr of the Rey. t 1 u+. of in fturwteh. Thursday seir.:L7,ht, Sir Mord unit Yutin, Cat of rails. bans, Tioeuitis, nyi Lon Melferd, as Sotto mkt sett* late lire. Elrod North, and ci.uiLtor She Lite Rev. Andric btieusaa, uf !si!!l:shaia. Li EAT ti lo Margbawstreet, Westimiaster, much r:zetted, 3i rs . Eat.t,taff. (ll* 1).t1, tr Lon., Mau. • • 4 min .iltcr ll I Evrii SG.. rain. after it. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ottAxtirm, AcuusT 13 —Arrierd the Britannia, Anderson; Joseph and Betsey, Dawson; sad the Loudon, Brown, from Trinidad; Mary Ann, Parson; and the George, Knight, from Barbadoes ; Alligator, Granger, from Toliago ; ('lark; and the Princess of Wales, II utiiiiiisou, from St. Vincent's; Fanny, Nicholson; and Grenada, Brown, from Demerara ; Fortune, iVilliania, from Grenada; Trusty, White, from Dominica, and the Pax, Harper, from Herlrirr. Sailed the Aurora, Harvey; Zeeman, Hatter; and Dorothea, Elders, for Heligoland. •111.111111 ED At Newcastle—the Wi rot4ergill, from Quebec. At Aberdeen—the Stranger, -Gordon, fiats Quebr.c; and the Crow Elisabeth, Lammatt, from Oporto. At Bristol—the Edward and Salty, Sullivas, from Oporto; Emily, Bulphin ; Chard, Phillips; and the Bristol Volun teer, from the West Indies. At Cork—ibe Busy, nitre', from the West Indies. At Belfast—the Sally, %Chesney, from Sicily. At the Cape of Good Hope—the Bunn, from Loodos. At Madrar.--tbot Sir William Petteney, Vnion Glory, —; Nertlounptoss, —; Auaa,—; au 13rahChriattana,.-----, Gum London. At Penang-the Surat Castle, —, from London MEETING OF CMBDITORS, AT GEILDRALL, TO4lOft ReNi Tbsalsia P.m late of Shadwell Higlk-siteitt s sumo, I to COAL-:%IARKIX.ALGcrr 37. Ship at Mirket. 34.4 d. Price. ' 94 .. Neweast le 9v .... 431. Id. • .5 a. dd. welsh Coal 1.. YoikAire Coal • orl. • —s. 04. rittez Of 1111K1(11, YeIItZIRDAT. Bank !lent... ......... ..... 49 3 per Prot.'tethered...". ........ ... '7 3 per Cent. Cum* .. .. 4 per IretU 4:14 I per Cunt. Navy " ... 9elii.. Lon 4 Annuities Imperial .1 per Cent. Otuniusn _ I gig -Fir. I dig. Buteds 3 4 porm Indi■ Siock . laths . EAcirrper Bills Ulu", NI Ir. . Stock 1. 1 s. C 111. mid g, MotAperpop. IRISH STOCKS, AVVYST 111. Gm , . Deb. 3i per rent 741 Gov. Deis. 5 per rents. 07.1 Eveloooto--lloblirl aro Lime= (Aar. el 915-812 r entlliSE Of EXC' Asmate“lowl.... 3 U. I Initoel Kt t_. 35 7 'RANGE, Auo. ID. Lisboa tin Oporto Dublin . ..... . Rotterd rsn c. f. fi 54 U. UrnaldurCfe 1.1 T 11U. Attu's& 55 . 5iU. Prnri s •• •• ..p ea .16 I.w. Dim. • Co 94 -... 1111 U Pqrsugal Gukt us Cuff and Ban 1. a Buoniconti' .. • • 94 •••• 4 'sat elkitive 'boa •1 per ot Duo b , wimis New 1 .4•080* /taker 10 liars New Loots (cacti) o 0 0 Ago, on Mt N.u.kul llolload 61 pa Cent. .91 r. aisle" 4s 454I g iv.Pie. Venice Y. C. 1)11. lart l'v Mr BQI.IIHI, At Gannon:es Coffee-house, oil t EJ)NI7,2IDAY, the yth Day of September, lave r at Twelve o'Cloick, A Very Valuable FItEEIIOI.I.)KSTATE, the County of Hereford, comprialog the Msnar avd Hoy:illy of HAMPTON-COI:AT, the Ancient Mansion Horse (replete %nth accommodation for a huge family), a nil the otficts, gardens, pleasure grounds, park. the green Nem, tuner mill, lake, and tis/i ponds; pietureenue cottse , .. grvses, *oath and plematious, highly i.ruantented with inn. her, chiefly oak; comprising upwards of ts else hundred statute metes of seil• rich amble, meadow, poidaru, orchard. heft ground, and !pod land (tythe free), ILlglitfully situ-its in a beautiful country, Ore miles distitut from the leorough of Leominster, nine from the city of Hereford, aid one Imo tired aud thirty-Gee irons London. . • To be viewed by tiekers only; or on application to Mr. Tausber, at the Ste*arefs honor, in Hampton Court Park, ut Omni printe4 Vartitsilora 'nay be liad,,;" also at the Ne. lan, at Hereford ; the Hop Pole lon, Worcester ; at Garraira)'s Cohen-boric; of Masud Outline, Iraq Loner Brookstiect; aid of Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall-Mall, Loudon; where • Woo of the estate ray be area. 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To which is added, • complete S j smin oaf the I'mbrions: shcbinz how they alfrrt the Countenance, To. - of Voice, sad Gvat 111111 of the Body ; estunith..l by • cov,..u. Selection of the most rtrikisig Ryes of Shaloipcare. e • holtillastrated hy Copper.plster, on.ilisising the natio.. of Accent,' Linehan*, loge:ion, and Cadence. by aka rams. The Third tilitios. bro. 7.. in hoot*. S. A RHETORICAL GRAMSrAR - : ii ' the cora nom Improprinial Resdlot and Speahlat arerklecti.!, and the lute Sources of .Elcru.t ProntinciatioylL , id %Cali a complete Aoslysis of the Via: r;,ercplais Ccrpc. - plaits. 'lnswing its *penile Modifications and Laa 0.1 y Soy Iteripplii.d to iigarest Smaism-efSeitastecs, sad the me• Perri Omni 01'1110G:wk. To which nic f Cortion ; or, Plain arid rasy Rub.. fog w !Kul Or. fur &Mar, s od Consist Pleadings at the Bar Editioi, with Va . / ruuslderside Alterstious 8 d A ' tin Kasha Head of the Author. By the saute. In one Vein:a . ay.. Price 7s. is bowls. . . 4. The ACADEMJC SPF:AKEE ; or, A Sodelloa of Pulite/amatory Heisitro, (3rations, OJes ' Seism, aril Speeches,, &mu the best ifi;teri, property be nead.aad re cited by Youth at %Afoot ; to which are penfaelk harlf-"' of Gesture; or, Plain and Efts) Directions ittr kor.log t : ' • lady in a trareful Position, and aequirii4 a 'maple curet affected little of Action. Esp lainti and nisi, sic!! !.y Plates, daser.hiog the different Poe;tlona and Arti.ws s• •. - Speaker. The roarth Edition, with considerable fly the SONIC (tie! 4fl, bound. 7. ENGLISH THEMES and ESSAYS; cr, ':la- Teacher's AisiStnot in Erelish Cogipoitien; eveligthig Maim aidMasy Roles fur writing Themes and corars'• it Exercises es Sultleets prt. •- p r for the /lases-0M Yellth of bulk Sexes at %boob. • 'Co wrtrh err added, HEEIII I,, t tor-. 0 tine and Improving JU VENI LE COM POSITION• lu One Volume lama. Hy-the same. The Moviefil Prise 411. iwtind S. OUTLINES of ENGLISH GRAMMAR, esleelsted Apr It Use of lamb Seigel at *hoot, sdwhich the Prattl 1 lio:es of the Laszttage ore olsoset; sod dissiorthrJaid doet.. sod speeshitive dititettliscs., w owls w possibii, seuiskd By the 'mote.' Price is. hound. _ 'related' for T. Caleb atsrlig ; . Davie*, Maisel ; J. Jol;wa, St. Paul's Chards-yard • Walker, Wilkie sad . 184staLsgl, and G. Rubinson, is Paanapotoward• LONDON.: Printed lry G: ' VID`4OK" Plo )1), ma ltoswcll-cua Y , raiesmitroct, oni y:::,ltshed tat die (VTR Cs No ts, D ar k o f S t. Cli nit , • h, Strum), Ay WHITE, of .1.11 . 11 e riac.• for this Hayti% toot to the °di. r, 'rug yriil), win be duly aticuiiird to. SA LIS . BY AUCTION. HOOKS, PAINTS, PERCIAN M"S. ie. Hy Mr. RICHARDSON. At his Lowe, No. 31, is thy Str..ad, the Corm of Villiers. street, 'l O- at 12 teckock. ASMALL t oil et iOII of HOOKS, iocitolittft wall of theilltkli etlebrate4 Autioueseorkoca Penton Manuscripts. Haute, Maps, Ike. To be clewed till the Sale. 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