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LAW INTELLICCNCE. COURT OF Kim.. SKNCit--Fga. to. LONDON DOCKS. .OWD ISAY9E. aunt cORPOS,AIIoN if LOND W, V. :Musson tomi, Fay ArionsaY-Gs.xsita I. shrove, cause why a ial should not be grunted:Su tins Cathie. Ile td, that the qu'estion for the Court to decide ehetber the Lord Mayor and Cortauy City of London, had a right to authorise or it g5..., ,, ers in the London Liocita A re uud disinterested jury had declared, by vrdict, that they had. The preamble Of the r sets out with stating,, 'that the Docks are pert of London-74r, Taylor, one of the offerers in the Ex, hequer % Chamber, hid art affidavit, that, fro.li tinti iinnueworial, the Mayo: took the oath of gauger of the city 4. on 41,14 its liberties; and that It the ca,p,na hie Mayoralty. ha war obliged to iseeoshit to rows as such. De would admit, that the a were otit.ide of the walls of the city of Lon but he did contend, that they were not F the limits of tlew liberties, and as such ,ord Mayor and Corooration had jurisdiction them. It was ascertai 1-.1 that the city of on had liberties on the River Thames. It was ou ilk other aide, they had no jurisdiction 1 le of the walls of the city ; but he would chew they had privileges, and greater ones than he wax arguing for, and where the city of , in had positive jurisdiction ; and if they had lotion in one case, they had the saute right to :wilier. The word " city" gave them the li e. slid the word " liberties" gave them other its, to which they extended their jurisdiction. e the charter, they bid liberties to a greater than the London Docks; and they exercised , ffice of gauger over them.. it was a very tile situation, and if it did not belong to the F London. it belonged to the Crown, who ttivilly bartered away to them, and recTiveti f tor it. Ile hoped their Lordships would on the doctrine that Lord Elleaborough held trial. rd ELLSNIIIOIIWIiff oliaerved. Cut it was so in the Term, he was afraid that the question I not he aliacusesid with L that attention. it de di aid he thought it would he advisable to the further discussion until next Term 11 was aliquicscied in by the LearneriCotrissel on sides, Kr. I.ttievey-General and Mr.Sericant .r 7fati KING V. DWDA. ed lim.ursosouon. obiserved, a that the dis au et this Case snot be deferred until next lr on accsent ei the shortness of the present 4 sad the sleet pressure oibusiness. imummewsmenew • ihilewiag Cistatietase have been admitted r et et Barrister at Law, by the lion. *et • '0 Jun, Owen Plal4 .11aq. George Mermen, Esq Jobs ease. Rae. Druid Freacb, Esq. sod John PlOcibell, bkSt Dr. SMITH . % two prizes, of 251 each, II Commencing Bachelors of Arts, the beat Ms in Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, abridge, are this Ca ine adjudged to - >fr. ilictutentre, of Ca College ; and Mr. Bum", of St. John's : the Oat and second tiors. tansies et the late Lord PENItiIYN are to rat Cerel Cern% previous to their re be interment in*" family vault at Pearhyn, vemeiter. ; its? iu Vor Bisty,Rtior says--." So far from is having proved. in the:debate upon the sgea Expedition, that ,tkier wearer:es re ; Rnsrie 'red Denussari. were conceived in acasiexemited with clietgy u .they have left maJp„alsia inextricable chipinina ; that, if re Articles of the Treaty of Tilsit were to them, they acted to Dentuail with mid if the ..S•.et Articles were knows they acted tewardr Resent with tiratditye Is, nod folly. wArst case: If the Ministers were unac with the Secret Articles. no man will be ly hardy as to deny the atrocious injustice die Danish Navy.; fa,' this seizure is at e:, the Ministers theinv:lves to be justified heir asserted kunwladr of those Sitcret tontaining an agreement, that thg Navy ark should be employed against Epp • - a second rase: If those Secret Article% an to our Ministers, they acted with rid feebleness, in not ceptunng the Rus when sailing in the Mediterranean. acted with tolly, in applying to the Ern iseta, who, they state, (vide Dispatches (3omm) is the chief instigator of leniey, who himself funnel so large a danger, to inediaCe between England tart. retail with folly in that application, be :lnperor of Russia was dissimilar to /bear it of an impartial 'imitator, dninii and that Emperor, to prove, that he' we. 'hiate to mediate betwe en Eng)a it ,i a n d account of the hostile tenor of the Se m; which. however, were to confederate r or litissia equally with Denmark sad , against England. led with folly, in demanding the news Secret Articles in the Treaty ufliW, Omitted the Emperor to be a nieilit r litig:and and France; because the). to that Emperor .their knowledge of in their justification for the mark." !any of electing a new II:sbop of Car 'iced in the Chapter-honre, sennight, betweeu the preseribel Ind twelve, when the Ktaq's .4;jagej IditMA.Jule'rletterof , lei•o4u/st4a- It' 'The Chapter Caen to iLlen which *ditty were assembled : and fleeted the Rcv: Cut: at Gime **, of Leas to Is lkillhop of tile See VirwhiCh iLe goitir return to the r wa< made, '4l:l4ounlicly read ;w the Clergy present ; tis4ether with tile if Proctisri tu tigtOfy such their eke: two, the sliasAlerhop of Yuaa, and : 114,4 L KYITZLICENCE. - ItOtetimottirn, itzik P. Arrived the lai4tance *frigate; Coviette sloop ; and the Leek4t, fr oat cruise * cruis Sailed the Bra tjacitk, of 74 guns, from St. He len's, to kiln the dquadron oft Umlaut ; St. Alban's, of 64 guns, to tie westward, with siaicd orders; Cossack frigate, pfijsatch stoop, awl Adonis cutter, to the %westward. Sailed the P.cfAlacheener for Plymouth. Vent mit of isinibletwr the Northumberland, of 74 gans k captaix_ George Prevost, Governor of Halifax, em barks to-sporrow, ou board the Penelope Si gate, Capt. Dl6k. The Abe ign7 sloop is ordered to the Eastward, on service. • Arrived Ills Majesty's ship Lawner,from a c: vise; and vireo, with the Duke of ltrante, George, Princess Royal, Sceptre, General Greenfield, liar riot, Alhion, Bellona, Ageonoria, and the Henry ilddingtm transports, from Cork. PLYMOUTH, PER. 8.. Came in His Majesty's ships Thais: from the West Indies; PGmrr, from a cruise ; and the Shannon, with a fleet of light transports from Ma deira. Sailed His Majesty's kips Druid, Orestes, Frolic, and Gro wls►, on a cruise.—Wind S.S.W. • DEAL, FEB. 9. . Cams down from the river the Scorpion, Bunker, from tits South Sea* ; Lane, Roberts; Rockers, 4.; Lady Maelvorth, Lee; and the Laimia, Nl.Grath, for the West Indies ; and remain in the Down with the ships as per last. Arrived and sailed for tile river the Medway, Potts, from Miadein.—Wind S.S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GILA EST,' 0, Fca. g. SaikdthTilidaderer, Lynda. for Jamaica ; Tate, for Trinidad ; Bimetto, Mar ston, Mr Belfast; sad the Ce!!Myeond , Peddl, for as. The embargo has caused numerous failures, and a total stagnation of all trade. A house in New York !la tailed for Poo,ooo dollars. Captain Etas INS° it, who brought the dispatches from - Admiral Cocuattex, of the capture of the Danish West India Islands, is promoted to the lank of Post Captain. Private letters from the Savannah, of the 9th ult. state, that intelligence arrived there from the seat Of Government ou Oe 7th, that in embargo should be laid upon all American shipping; hut that the order was suppressed for two days, for the* purpose of favouring the sailing of six ships, with valuable cargoes on board. As the season for °lir Greenland Fishery now ap proaches, the atteation of our Government, we hope, will be directed to that valuable branch of com merce. The Faro, or Ferro Islands, beitig in the possession of Denmark, will teem with privateers, and heavy losses are to he apprehended, unless seve ral fast-sailing sloops be provided to keep them iu check. On Sunday morning a duel was fought on Dail bury Common, between Licutenalts 0----E and M—w, both of the 43(1 Foot, which was &gended with fatal consequences to the former, who re ceived a ball through the bud/ on the first fire, and expired on the spot. This melancholy circum stance originated in a trifling dispute at the inei:i„ on the preceding evening. Lieutenant M. and the 'seconds have absconded. Major-General C *LTWIIGUT is appointed to the command of the brigade of cavalry, and Major- Cienerst the Hon. CHARLICS Hope, to the com mand of the brigade of infantry, stationed in Can terbury. The Lords Comminioners of the Admiralty, from the great burden the innkeepers of Wool wich hay" experienced, have ordered the Woolwich di vision of Royal Marines, until barracks are prepared for their reception, to he divided, and they have consequentlyMarclied for Portsmouth, Plyinooth, and Chatham. The Earl of DaNOUGRMOILL has advertised his beautiful seat, Palmerston, within three miles of Dublia r for sale. It was the favourite retreat of his late father . indeed • ~ when Provost of Trinity College, and _ the child of his creation. Mr. litr artisan's` was captivated by the situation of the ground. ' Palmerston is on a bill, overlooking the river Liffey and the Phrenix Park, surrounded by bleach-yards, strawberry and nursery grounds. It was, perhaps. the difficulty attending the nhi-. mate possession. that endeared this place so muffle to Mr. Huron's's ; for it is remembered, that for many years the Law Courts never were without a suit between Mr. H. and Mr. WlLeocits, the original proprietor. However, Mr. H. had, long verinus to his death, huilt a most superb mansion, with every appendage for a Nobleman of the first rank. In the present state of Ireland, we shall not he surprised to see this beautiful seat purchased by Government for a barrack. The Penetope frigate, Captain Dirk, will sail from Portsmouth, with Sir_ GEO. PILLVRST, Bart. and suite, for Halifax, the Moment the wind is ?tin The 7th, sth, 13th, and 23d regiments. which are embarked in transports commanded by Captain W 'THEW., sail at the same time. The Banterer, Captain Sittrr.tcp, accompanies them. The last port of the I.lth regiment, commanded lay the Hon. Colonel ComritA,, arrived, on Friday night, from- Plymouth. Captain HYDE PAMIR& is promoted to a Post t Captain ; Lie u te nan t HIC/IDZ2IIOII, who brou g h the ilispatelicA from Sir SalaVeL Hoop, of the cap hire of Madeira, is promoted to a Commander Mr. T. CAtiaca, nephew of Rear-Admiral Si r laA AC COFFIN, Hart. is appointed his Secretary in thr Worn of Mr. J. H. litmezirr, who is ap psititea tame of the Akbar, in the East Indies. Mr. Jp4o.l3.tar.n. of Portsea, is appointed Punier of thE j partmenth frigate, building at Dartmouth. ''lt l pCierday se'nnight, at the Guildhall, York, Mr. It: Pia - coca, raft-Merehant, was chosen a Common Councilman for Micklegate Ward, in the roam of Mr. Hagar ABBEY, deceased.—Ronsteßnonas, Eltfi. Well sworn into the office of Lord Mayor of that city fur tW ensuing year. After the usual procesAion, the Members of the Corporation, and !several other gentlemen, (fined with his Lordship at the itlansioo-Hoax, .where the entertainment eonsiAted of every delic-acy of the Melon, the choi c e s t wines, ese. The day was spent with that }emony, festivity, and hilarity, which usually' charactetiat these 'netting... ... .j 4. COSMORAMA r . Among the many sounms of eobxbrisuiteal of fered to the public, in this city, thaw certainlk are none so calcithitel to inform the inquiring mind, and delight the eye of taste, es the exhibi- Min of. the Abbe V 11140.1, at the Piudlieciii. It is the siugular advantage of this exhit!'zion to uaite information on the most abAnise, yet most im portant of the sciences--Astronoiny with jhut pleasure ever inseparable from the union or the most perfect represeutistion of the operations of nature, and revolutions of sosisrw, with all the accoracy of mechanism, and brilliant effbet of splendid illumination and tasteful decoration. The Orrery, consisting of °peke bodies, illumi nated by a central sour, round which they . revolve in accurately proportioned periods of time, 14 plactd in ft spherical room, on the internal surface of which the constellations of the fixed sitars, most brilliantly illuminated. are chastely depicted. This splendid imitation of Nature. forma the most striking and agreeable cotspieteil, on entering the apartment. As no pains Sr expense have been spared in the construction of this extraordinary spectacle, and the public receive the most flattering inten tion, and satisfactory explanation from the intel ligent Proprietor, who has usefully devoted his life to the dissemination of-knowledge. and the service of the community, we cannot hesitate .to promise him • continuance of the respectable patronis4s and support lie has hitherto received, iii return far the gratitiestion and instruction so generally afforsied to the public. Mon la 7 last, being the anniversary of the Mao: gins of 'l WSEDDALE'S birth-day, and the period of his attaining ruajo-ity, was celebrated in the vil lage of Giffonl, Scotland, with every deinonstrat thin of* and festivity. The Marquis being at present necessurily detained in England, the per sons assembled ou this occasion had to regret the want of his Lordship's presence. But, in his ab sence, a. sumptuous entertainment was provided at the principal inn for the tenants of the lordship, and the feuers were regaled in the other public houses of the village. An ox was roasted at the cross, and, with several muttons, distribtated among the poor of the place ; and porter and strong ale flowed plentifully from hogsheads placed as eon,- pardons to the ox. On Saturday sennight, the Right Honourable MAURICI Knight of Kerry, and his Lady the youngest daughter of the Right Ho nonn:ble Darin LATOOCIik:, arrived in Limerick, on their way to London, from their seat in the county of Kerry. The Thais, of Corvo,one of the Western islands, was chased upwards of two handred miles, on the 26th ult. by two French frigates, which were, in all probability, the frigates that escaped :ion& Bourdeauit on the 20th. Accounts have bean received from' Martinique, which sate, that two French frigates had arrived there nn ith troops ; and as there had been an Insurrection in that Leland, it is by no means improbable that the Roclifoit Squadron has directed its course thither. The General Canclane French privateer is cap tured by Has MAJESTY'S ship boadicee; Ilbs MAJSITY'S s!.ip Resistance has :ilso raptured a Freed) privateer, and both are sent into Ports mouth. SARAH SMITH, the Sussex Sleeping Sy!amid, otherwise called the Sleeping Beauty, on Mon lay se'unight, again fell under the influence of Mur- Ores, at a public.hoose at llurslan, from whehce she was removed to the poor-house, wherelhe yet remains, as a corpse. An operation has b(en suggested by eminent gentlemen of the tiiculty, but which the unfortunate young woman has hi therto' positively refused to undergo. Last week, at the Quarter Sessions at Munches ter, two young teen of respectable families, were found F ink y for rioting in the theatre there, on the 28th of August; they were ordered to give five gui neas each to the infirmary, acknowledge their error in the public papers, and give security.to keep the peace for three years, theunelves in Wel. each, and two sureties of 501. MAD Does.---4.7ollSillerible alarm hes been occa sioned at Worcester, and the rieigitbourbood, by the appearance of several mad dogs, and the Ma gistrates have prudently ordered all dogs fbund at libert; in the streets. to be destroyed. On Wednes day se'nnight a man was bitten by a dog evidently mad, and had the part affected immediately cut out ; and on Thursday, in Sidhury, adjoining Wry-res ter, a poor boy was bitten by a dog which disco vered every symptom of' madness. The animal first seized the lad's clothes, which he tore with great violence, and afterwards hit hint severely upon the a rist, the pain from which deprived him of the use of his arum. The father of the boy took hint to an tinniest surgeon, and it was feared an ampu tation of the arm must take place. The scone dog immediately afterwards seized the clothes of a girl who was nursing a child; the girl had presence of wind to stoop down, to prevent the dog biting het legs, and thereby happily escaped fJ.rther injury. A poor man, who was bitten by a mad. dog that lately ran through Dudley, Worcestershire, died, I on Tuesday se'nniglit under all the horrid symptoms of canine madness. Eight other persons were batten by the same dog. About six o' clock in the morning of the 9d inst. a fire broke oat in a stable adjoining the dwelling honse of Mr. Poweetreon, of Boughton-grange. Northampton, occasioned by the carelessness of a servant leaving a huithont hanging against the wall, which, it is supposed. during Iris abstract, was thrown down by one of the horses, ,and the candle falling amongst the litter, instantly set tire to the same. Though Mr. Pore ton fwd the im mediate assistance of eight or ten labourers. .whO were upon the premises, yet suck was the violence of the wind, that the flames very soon spread to the surrounding hovels and barns, and from thence cniumunicated to two large ricks of barley and a nck of oats, which, with a considerable quantity of wheat, oats, peas, &t. in the barns and 'gra naries, and ahnost every other article of farming stock and implements iu husbandry, were, in a few hours, entirely consumed :--krtunately the da ell iog-house was stone-b - Jilt and slated, otherwise there is not the least doubt but that also w0r.1 , 1 have fallen a prey to the devouring elrineat; mit-buildings adjoining each end of it Ling ail burnt down. The stock was limited. CORN EXCHANGE, T. 10. flee Ore ibis day sonie arrivaks of Wheat, 1100 th @applies tbereur at baud *rebut Illiddliag, .ad hairy sic., L at ouneahat Ices prioe. Fina Barley keeps lts ries, e r i Melt lil.swisr. Very few White Pen, end Grey ars leer. la Beans, little eariabon. Oats aka, though out twiny se.. rived. Hoar as oar law, bat eery little Awe, icon, *kick irigkir ; lee 44.. tU 4tio. per barrel. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 146. 340 74. a. I Titk Beaus (Old) !Nu. .011. ad. Rye ditto.. ..... 4 ..7101. 745. Olt, 5i1.3611. al. fine (NOY) ltill. Sal. Pi.lblllds 3911.4(.1 14. Barley 4ll. 474 Putslt.c ditto Malt tias. 78s. Rapr seed ,al :ii. Milli: Pats ISSS. Was. !lase Fleur 6Ne. 5... A. Grey Peas NM. 63a. • Reasada SU St/. Hearta(Old) 565. 601. 64. . COA MA [UT. . 10. /Mips at Motet. ' &dd. Price. 41 .. Nemeses 39 , 474. W. 3 as,. gd. - Ll' .. Saaassimati 9 . r.ta of, a lik thl —' - - -- ---- - -- -- - - ip•-••......m..6........... TRICE OF STOCIiS, YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent Retlosed.. 3 per Cent Consols 6 41 4 per Cot .......... ....... ......... 8:! i 3 per Old. Navy , 9til:l I no; Antonio' l4 ..;-lot Imperial 3 per Cent • ' 6 3 :i. leapt-nal Annuities Ounsituo 1 nolia Nock l7o* India Kunds }Ad. in.,. :Ale Ein;lisli Lottery Tickets Consols fur 631 DISH, Staekkmkre, [hilt, and g,_Charinig-nreoss. INGE, Froatlanst 1. --- Lisboa 6O °Porto . •• • • 61) • 1 Dahlia loi - Cock 4. Moltertam 33 7 Ditto at Sled 34 II Rotterdam e. f 11 U. liensburgi...v 34 4 *4V. Alums 34 5 ell:. Paris Date 2 43 10 ()lc: %OM et effective Bilbon ♦l Leffitone Naples 42 f.enos 43iLiv.P:e. Venice n. C 5l Do. 1 Lief. BULLION. Portugal Gulf, iu Clio and Ban / (1. per Ce . 4 0 0 DUohiugns New Pullars Siker in Bare *0 5 New Louie 'rich) o Aid. ue the Rank of Holland, Si per Ceut. On Pond. , la., the lady or (homes Rene Thorntoe, F,sq, of BcoehhaU, is Northauiptun, of la WO; who heed bat it few hours. On the sth instant, is St. Peterb t is Norwich, the lady et the flow. George Herbert, of a daughter. * Ott the ytk iaatast , In the Circe* Bath, the led, of Alexander He , Esq. of Gloucester-pl;tee, of a Alright.. Os Monday se'onir.eht, at his seat at Rullestoo, In Stafford. shire, the tale of Sir Oswald Mosley, hart. M.P. of • au eit ice. At Capt. !lope's houre in the Admiralty, Lady Ann rutin ... Hope, of a son, sti'd-born. MARRIAGE 4 I. Join Butler, of Belleville, is the comity of Kiliceeny re g . to Mw oak". Inc Butler, daughter of Win. liatisr, IM. sr Park, le the nutty of Tipperary, Esq. deceased. la Meeriou-siptere, DoWie., by the Hes. and Hem Rids., Passerby, Felten King, EN. Banister fit Law, to Mitt Ttlibull, of 11.nis Castle. Os Tweed., b special license, Mr Cohere', of Mahistuer, to Mier Howlett, of LOrda. The IA her friruds on Memdey evening, end entering • - procured fur thi,t porcine., by her reanverte, the hefty tun& soon their puressre,..od arriving ka Lire. don, were tinted is the Bowery Ins& of Myrna., as hove stated. On Werheelav last, at Padilla., to therein!, of Low caster, Jus-ph Wesel, Eaq. Csida.n ie the 32d Regiment, sod Nephew of Sir Radian! Heron, Bart.' of Stenos, lancolesk. e, to Maria Elesinea, edest laughter of the Rev. John Adamant, of St. Leopard's Mount. Tuesday morning, at Mr. Righyb house, is Grosvenor. Oren, by special heense, Horace Rockford, Keg. only emu( Peter Deckled ' Esq. of Stapleton, Dorset, to the heauteut Mee Rigby, onl y dan;later of Liset..Colonel Rigby. of Mist ley 11.11, hies. After the eereassey, the happy *unite eat ult fur Strateeideay, Lord Rivers's sear, to Hasserine. Tuesday, Richard Dallet, jun.: nephew elf Rickard Delta, Req. of Merton-Hall, in the county of Surrey ' to the most astable sad accomplished Miss Mary Spiirks, yeiongest daughter of Mehard Sparks, Esq. of Wuraish, wear him* Seal, Surrey. DEATHS. In Kilderestreet, Dublin, lately, after a bag aid paintll ilksree, Jobs Verson, Esq. of aesawf Cast* watt/ Dublin. Lately, at Lair, I reicestershire, in his 76th year, .the Ker. George Mason, upwards of 40 years Rector of that parish.— The Rectori is in the patruuage of the Earl of Hardwick's. On the eoth ult. at Liri, the Rev. R. Wharton, late of Pembroke-ball, in the Uineersity of Cembrid,,,e, Cluomellor of the Church of I incoln, Archdeacon of SiOW, sad Renee of Silathorue, in the county of York. The two former prefer meats are in list gift of the Bishuis of Jamul', and the led of the Crown. Oa Friday, at his house in Ahingilonißuildion, Rath, aged Sit , Wylter Hill, het. late of Ries, Hetefordsbne: his death wr histestaneous--en awfully slo,t space intervened betwceu his perfect health and disaolution. On Saturday last, at Cork, at an advised period, end after as Mane of cousiderabie duration, Reuaen Haney, FAq. of the society of Qnakers. The record of this Gentlemmie character, in the minuteness which it merited, we most leave to ether binds ; it world far exceed the limits which a sent paper could ..sign to it. We Atli eintekvour to sketch it bid. Sy, bat we fear illlllPrfPrtlyie MOM to 4 0 it justly. — Mr. Harvey, to the ,MnO aIqUiIIISINUS at' a Gentleman, united a vigour and atreozilt of ticod--a conception fruss which nothing could escape; s memory tehacioss of wit. hail been implanted spoil it—nail a pawn of re smug and prejudeing fawn eireratstancer, which m their cusstriaatin farmed him a man of the diet order if abflity, scarcely re relled, sod equalled by very in. Those take. leartallir eherisled civil l'herty, and fur wary years were exerted In ita issintennes, stone every effort at 4. depresein. Whet the madness and imbecility of so Eoglish Aliaistry had (tweed America from lie copentlim with Engin& and com pelled her to aveat her isdepeadeace, be rtresalwealy sea stialfastly rebuked the fo'ly and yin of the inessurn .:huh had pressed bar to it, suit ardently sod teat...y tulgoestid her cane w conjonef on with the best and shiest teem of the! time. 111,/ his interc.eiree with America, hYinpplierithYla ~tit iefunnetion it, defied her—asst thong!) has wain 1). - 01 contionnicated the ft! dirk Pariayipeut the west import • 4 neurreores of the War i 3 Americe. The 'value of We ti les.*** fully appKiciated by some of the ablest Stetesinit. who hove been in the Engloib A liniteetration-- owl a r0b..., c, ups. his ability, his truth, sod If. boness, gated lams thy coufidence, sun their hondship. loss of freedom, aod his attachment to Aincrica, rialy en.h:d will his lA. lit the result to which Mr. Harvey bait attadtel himself, No n , n. • lily eat were duobtert--his integrity never restiosied As a cominere:3l MIN or as a pulitician, ha indel 4145311 y just end eumprehmis.Ye. It was ossrpeasat to all aatuit,ous--to al.u.:,t :al ts. In the swaer relatives of Hr.., Hr *as as distingstAired—ke yr. a good and se sifettienate ;nitrous aisd sincere friend. ken Jived with most respect and credit—few hive 31..7..1 more regrettei! 7 In trlote of usr ows regard fur bias slide dive, yr. up with the pablit ...mien of hint--and .he cancers ta nut less sisierrely added to theriblic reelly; lit his deal/a: WATSII7 — THI4 •DAY, AT 1 - 111NDOVIIIFF:f. . 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