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litutte, upon paling 31. Its. lb tilts mule e. offer half his profits to Chattle. provfied fie serould procure him Debtors to be discharges!, as he should always find hail for them in . London. 'the rear was a gene r.l letter to all the Prisoners. stat ing his terms for procuring their discharge, viz. for a debt of 101. nine shillings p er cent. ; for 201. fifteen per cent. and so in proportion. A certain sum for the certificate, another for the plea, &c. Lord ELLENBOILOUGH All this is very shabby. to be sure, and. however mean it is for a professional man to make these kind of charges, the whole mat ter still rests upon supposition ; it is not aau ally a crime in itself; but we want to know if be has used any undue means to procure their dis charge?" The ArroawrY.GENtt A L said, he thought be could satisfy the Court, that he was to procure sham bail for those debtors, in London. On a former day, he had brought up two persons t.) bail Mutton ; excep tions were taken to then: ; one never made bis ap pearance, and the other was found not to be worth one farthing in the world. Besides, in a part of the letter to Chattle, which was rendered imperfect by the seal, were (after stating that he could procure bail) these words ; " Lot the amount be what it may, I can bail the P (meaning Prisoners) at 3 shillings in the pound." Lord Est.L1:1101401101i-•••" He may indemnify the bail, and then he may think himself entitled to those fees. He cannot hire them for the job. How ever, as he has not said how he can procure the bail. and this part of the subjea is not quite so in telligible, upon his part, as we could wish. I think Ise must answer the affidavit."—Rule granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Ming' ,Jetia 111 DEAN V. SILITT• We formerly stated some of the leading fads in this case, the substance of which was, that a Gen tleman of the name of Smith:. an Attorney, having been employed by the PLaintif. Mr. Dean, to release a Bond eat - Annsity, granted by the Defendant to Mr. Dean. fot the sum of 30001., after receiving the money. refused to pay it to is Client, al. I.:ging that he, Mr Dean, was not o,sound mind, or capable of managing his own aifain. Mr. Serjeant Sucentats, on° behalf of the Plaint.fr, read affi.'avits o: Mr. Dein a two bro thers. use surgeon, servants, and people in the habit of seei, g and conversing with him, all of whom stated. that Mr. Dean had laboured under a hi , . r complaint, which had rendered hiss continual:y ap prehensive of death for several year, past, but that his mind, memory, and understanding, were per frilly sound and unimpaired, and that he was suf ficiently able to manage his own affairs. Upon such evide •ce, the L-arid Serj,int submitted to their Lordships, that the money which Mr. Smith bad received from Mr. Brett, ought to be paid over to Mr. Dean. Mr. Serjeant M•11$11 ALL stated, that the mo sey was in the hands of Bankers, and ready to be paid. whenever it was ascertained that Mr. Smith would be safe in doing so. Mrs. Dean, who was anxious to receive the money out of the hands of her husband's agent, had never yet ventured to swear that he was of sound intellect, although she must have had the best opportunity of ascertaining the fact. Mr. Smith, however, having been ap pointed by Mr. Dean one of his trustees. conceived that :,e might afterwards have an important trust to fulfil, and might be made re.ponsitle for any radi ans of procedure ; he therefore liesitated, tall he should know the pleasure of the Court as t o whom he should pay the money. The Court thought that, as the soundness of Mr. Dean's intellects was supported by the affidavits of his two brothers, who were next of kin the money might safely be paid over to the Plaintif f. POLlet. lOW-ITIIIT. Yesterday, William Pearce, alias Price, alias Pagh, alias jaws. apprehended by Adkins, on various ehasges of going about to difierent parts of the country, hiring horses to go a short distance, and selling thee, was re-examined before Juan Nita's, Seq. when the following persons exhibited charges against them s John Fos, Ostler to Mr. Wm. Baxter. of the Rose and Plough Inn, Leicester, stated. that on the 19th of May last, the Prisoner came to his Mus ter's door, and asked to hire a horse, to go to Hick. ley, which is about t 3 miles from Leiceater, saying be was going upon an unpleasant errand, money hunting. and that he espetted to be back about tetr o'clock the following say. The Witness saddled a pony for Prisoner, which be went away with, and never returned with it. Thomas Woodward, of the High-street, Oxford, shoemaker, stated, that on the 7th of May last, the Prisoner came to his house, and hired a horse to go to Thome, which is about twelve miles from Ozford. to canvass for Lad Andover, who was a Candidate for the Borough of I.ricklade, the Pri soner said his name was Jones, that be kept a pub lic-house at Crickiade, and that he should return the same evening; but never did retuta with the hoi The Prisoner was fully committed on these charges, and is to he re-examined on Tuesday nvxi, to give persons, who have been pttinciered in this way, an opportunity of attending. and in order to find an owner to a brown mare, which was found in the Prisoner's posieistun, now in the cus tody of Adkins. WHITZCHAPIL orrice. Bryant and Ca►rirh, the two men who were op- prehended some short time since, and who under went a private examination at this Office on Wed. nesday se'unight, upon a charge ut having robbed the Bristol waggon about a fortnight ago, in High liolbern. and desperately wounoed a watchman, and several other pe►.ons who attempted to take - ' , shindy, were again brought up for fur -1 on Monday, as were also two named Fisch and Jones, who were their lodgings, in Robert's-place, I, Whitechapel, on Sunday morn• :oroplices in the same felony, and in mine di eoverirs made upon the ea tOrfner Prisoners. lion of the whole, , was private, no oro.e:sary Wituestet , and ceni.i.tve * three hours. It transpired, however, that the waggoner per fedly recognites each of the parties charged. The two last-mentioned prisoners, Finch and Jones, were not secured without a desperate resistance. In consequence of the private intimation received respelling their haunt, Griffiths, and a party of other Police-officers, proceeded to It ebert's-place on Saturday night, to reconnoitre, and remain ed upon the watch there the whole night, in hopes of being able to entrap their men upon their return homewards; but they did not quit their hid ing-place. At half past ten, on Sunday morning, they made several attempts, first by stratagem, and next by force, to enter the house; but were fired upon from the windows by one of the Prisoners. The Officers returned the fire, which was for some time mutually kept up, and Griffiths, the leader of the Police party, had bis cheek grazed by a ball. After several attempts to force the door, the Police Officers at length obtained admittance; and. after a very daring resistance, secured the Prisoners, and brought them in custody to the strong room behind the Police Office. They are old and notorious desperadoes, and Finch has lately returned from transportation. be fore the expiration of his sentence. The further examination of the Prisoners was de ferred to the latter end of the w k. MR. STNG's WINNER. A numerous meeting of the Freeholders of Mid dlesex. in the interest of Mr. Byng, wok place on Monday, at the Mermaid, Hackney. The number of Freeholders amounted to betwee , . three and tour hundred.—The Kitt —lie Priam o/ Wales—itto Zoo. —and Royal Family; were drink with every mark of applause. Mr. Tur rest. (the Chairman), rose, and adverted to the threat of dissolution that had been held out against the House of Commons dining the last Par liament, unless they 'supported the schemes of the Ministry. The House had too much good woo , to support them in the manner they wished, and Par liament was consequently dissolved. The ridicu lous cry of Ro Popery bad been raised by the Mi sisters, to favour their own private interests. lit this had hen of service only where the people were too ignorant to deted the fallacy. It 11 id availed nothing in the coun'y of Middlesex He strongly censured the conduct of many of the %h. nisteis, who were themselves tally samoale of the hypocritical nature of this cry 11..u0.i applaa.e. ) M. Brag, be observed, had been one to the most steady and consistent supporters of that system of politics which was con.onant to the sport of the Constitution. In that respell fete h 1,1 eq-sailed him —none had sorpassed him ( App a.s. J. He con eluded by proposing as a to •st, tle,dta, asrif the Whig interest cf Middle:cr. rhea was drank with the most enthusiastic a ppl to te Mr. Brno then rose He was confident, he ob served. that the Meting would do yo.itc• to his feelings on this occasi in, though he had , e wed, to express them. Ass ng t!.e various and repeated marks of their friendship that he h.. I n .,„i, h e was at no time mire gratified than by t wnicit was given him on a recent occasion (ewer*. ), •-r1 r;.ry had, with a manliness and good *en w tr. oy m them selves, set at nought the hypocritical cry .4 • No Popery.' w. ich had been rais-d jy the Mine.. forme worst of purposes. This cry hail bad a lot t iti some other places less enligiiteaed the-. tivz Middlesex,less peered in their owu duct-a. .n fure,less tolerant to others (lard and rStk,atniapp . • ) While he represented them, they mignt r a-su. . that he would pay the proper attertion so. interests of the County ' • that he woutd n• t take th e side of the most powerful, beetle it was the ro pnwertul, but would support all of them in atilt fide to the benefits of our Constitittion, when toe) had all a right to gaped and to ei.joy /ardent ap plause). He declared himself a des ntr•ozd we porter of the prerogative of the Crown t but he *as also a zealous defender of the rights and liberties of the people, because no coentry had ever been glt4t and glorious in which these were not rebeeard These we his principles, and ale hoped they would always find him steady to them. The health of the Committee who cooduded Mr. Byng's eleaion, was then proposed by the Chair man, and received with marks Al Me highest ap probation. Mr. Bolt, one of the Committee, made an appropriate speech, which was received with appLause. s• The glorious and immortal memory or Mr. Fox," was drank with appropriate venera tion and silence. The health of the Freeholders who snispirted Mr. Byng at the last elation , was then *AI with suitable approbation. A military band played during the time of dinner, and Mr. Gilbon, Mr. Allen, &v. &c. sang several excellent and appropriate songs. and the utmost harmony and conviviality prevailed through the meeting. them into cuatncl then examination • et Prisoners. • , enentted at t Cot.. ,t rcial-road. ing .1, A 6 aCC"I COI to" 114101114t1 , 11 of the Ttia imtnatii IflraL /iv rt LLIG6NC/I. Do armee TE. ICII2 15. Arrived His Majesty's ships Plaisidgea.4 from Plymouth ; and Jake from Leith. fbe tarehec fleet is expeCted to sail to-soorrovr.— Wind &E. 7 ALMOUTII, JUNI 13. Arrived the Free Gag Packet, Capt. Bell, with Mails from the Leeward Islands, in 25 days from Tortola I also the Charger East India Packet from London for Bengal, leaky. Belied the Breams, Pinkay, foe London.— Wind W. DIAL, JUNI 15. Sailed this afternoon the Rags! Gear and ir4rfry East Indiamea Sariooas. Hyndman, for Surinam ; and several other outward bound veuols for Ports mouth.—Wind S.E. Lmiaroot., sums 13. A report was prevalent here, a few days ago, of the Augusta, Dashweod, from hence to Boston, having been captured : we are sorry to say, the a mour has been traced to an authentic source. The American ship Wham ad Johm, Capt. Woodhouse, from New Orleans, arrived here, was boarded on the 13th ult. by a French privateer, which then bad the Aware in her possession ; and she war sent to France whilst Capt. W. was on boat d the privateer. Capt. W. says, she was the third American vessel the privateer had taken, and sent for France, and (we thAv having liberated him. FR , 3.‘41.45 : r IViGhl-3 C.IZL7‘IE. Admirally•Wlet. Jost 16, 1807. C *PI of. Letter from Captsin Robert Winthrop, of His Ma je.ty's SyttOlc, to William Manama, Esq. dated at Spithea.l, June 13, 1837. SI R —lnclosed you will receive, for the informa tion of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. a copy of my Letter to Commodore Sir Samuel Rood, K.B. of this day's date.. I am, Sir, &c. holiest's- Wterritaor. Nis Majeity's .hip Sybil!ts, SiAthea.l, J .te 12, 1807. Sia-1 have the honour to inform you. that on the 3tl of May last, in latitude 33 deg. 50 min. N. and lcngitude ‘.9 degrees W. after a long chase, His Majesty's'ship Mulle t under my command, captured the French schooner L'Oileath, letter of marque. mounting f. , .tr long six-pounders, fourteen days from Bourdeaus, bound to Cayenne. She had made one capture. the Perucerance, BAIL eta, master, from Saint Michael's, bound to London. 1 have the honour to be, ac. (Si r ed) R. WialtaOr. Commodore Comodore SIT S. kVA K. B. MILITARY PKOMOTIONS. Trar-Orfre, hila 16, 1807. 7th aarrigon Rattaltuu—.Ndnior4;enetal Jail34i Drummond, Irom the ♦:N not, to be Colonel, irizu lednivr-timeial Vlrtuctotite, dace:vied. PALRTNER SHIPS uissoLvEn. John F.dwar is and William Jewch Edwards, of Portpools lane, (;ray's btu lane, in the county of Miiiiituree, paw LAW Vkleti, J one 1,1407. Thus. ties. Kendall and Chu.Hesketh, of Liverpool, coup err, June 13, 1107. Franca Cal ,y and Win. Haigh, it'll. of Doncaster, in the enemy of York, wino and brandy merchant., May I, 1807. Sohn Laud Bethirin All.lJoseph dethwin, of Greealwich, in the county of Mont, cheeemiuligers, Jour 13, 1841. Jona Hiticliliffe an I Jusepii its.k ot, of Sheffield, In the county ol York, ble..t.::.kers, May 9, 1107. Joseph S,umsot'oe and lhoruas llorre, of the city of Bristol, hat titassufeduir”, May 17, 16.117. Bnwu u“ io „,, a nd W ‘ n. Dowell Fry, of Wapping Wall, in tno county of Nlid.ll:-..ex,stirgdon and apothecary, June 13, 0.7. John Mackie and Elisabeth Sanwa, of tXdbam, in the emu oi Lancaster, Jan. I, S!./kten bike and Thomas Matson, of Barnet, Hera, tea the, cutters, J WIC 10,11107. slaynno, son. and Martin Gwynnr, jun. of Frith. street, S mu the Coy aid Liberty oi We.l.llllllstel, . bun. Edward L n.dale and :.sseph Lonsdale, of Newton Balm, in the pariM of Its ime Cuallty of NOftlllMiller/M3 ll , Laurier and giart:ts, June IC, 1807 David Gwytme and Curtsuptier Puking, of Swansea, in the eousty Gtaino•gas, S iuth W.ile , „ taairat's rushed drapm, and mem' in,reer , April 1,18.1. BANkKIneLS , Theophilue Merac al,l Moses la Yorte !vierae, of Queen• str,at, eheatedde, ia the city of Lul lea, walehou.einen, dealers and eha,.m,u, 11/ surrender, June 2V, At on:, July 7, at twelve, and zit, at one, at GI111411•Isi. Attorneys, MOWS. Swell% SiCYCIIII, mu; Jearri. • Jolla Hale (not Ilatl, as ad. erto.ed in last Tu,sda.'s (i.iartte), ..2 the parish ei )ielin.nster, the county et So merset, inctual:er k laut now a primmer in klis Matesty't Haiti in the county 0. Gloucette , ), to surrender, Juno 21, 2.h and July 21, at eleven, at tit.- Waite Lion, in kisoad-nreet,Briitol Attorney., MeArs Leman, 111 Bristol; and Mews. Elms:ids and Sea, Exchequer tnfice of PAW, Lincoln's 1,111, London. Hobert l.lonsey„ of We Gravel lane, in the county ,if tod dle. a , yloo-seileh dealer and chapniaii, to surrender, ie.,. V, $O, ; Jogs 18, atone, at Guildha!l„ London. Atesiury , Mr. Af ilde, Jun Castle. street, Falcon-mum.. {'isms:. y G4tiel, of- the of Kincten.upon-Hull, shoe. roaker.dea.es and cnyornan, to sursendar, June 2.1, YG, and July lib, at eleven, at tite lieorte Inn, in Kingsten-u.ims•Hull. Attorneys, Ms. Kalish Kilts, Canute, -street, London, and .4 , weer Goland. of Kingston u,.on Hull. DIVIDENDS. my?. Wei. Push, late of liervitck4tteet.S.ihn-saaare, in the • only of Abildoe.ea, tati...r, dealer and chapulan, at twelve. aetalhalt. Liandon. Jul . Eingsland-toad, in that eeeety v.ctuali,t, dealer and chapulan, at tan, at tad .1 •aii, Lo.iduri J y 11. Jsines Esdaile the younger, of Cimino's, is the city ot L womb. sager-dealer, at tee, at .111: 11. J. o Hertisad, cai pray, undertaker, t nth •t-tart:.,tant, at twits,. at Unild4ail, ',seeders. July 1J Juseyn Swat, ui Caere, in the ctiont) of Lincoln, mercer. dra..er, g.r.cer, dealer *.d chapei•n, at the house t :eerie Stln rat, at in the ruu.a) of Lincoln. July II Samuel It 14,11 , 1.011, cd 134.14.1'04er, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, d..aler 5..4 etiainua , t, at tome, at the Si., Inn, iu Ueaosgste, n taiscoester. July 7 William tii,crt, rt tl ahu w.e d, within the Town• a mp of Chanterviii, in the couaty oi Lancaster, victualler, dealer ant at two, at the Atha , Br..r Inor in Lilt eires-roe, th said cou.its of Lancaster. July 7. Michael Riehotil, at drigitaelin.t in, n the county of Saimaa, wine stifuliant, dealer and CliZirftlisli, at one, At GusahAll, London. July U. Neon* Stephenson Morgan, of Solfollt.lane, Lon. d in, marchaut, dealer and chapuian, at ,at Guildhall. July 7. Francis Oliver, of Tottenham High-ana4a, in the county of Middlesex, grocer, innpkeepero denier and Chao man, at one, at Guildha_,ll I,trirton. July 7. Pam Wtiimfis of Silky, in the eodnty of York, mercer, draper, deals, and chapman, at one, at Guild hall, Leiria's. July 21. John Bawler, of Bishop's-Wearmetiaii. ;n the county of Durham, hatter, dealer and chairman, at eleven, xt Guildhall, London. Judy 11. %mese Paine, of Bmroptori in the conntr of Kent, botcher, deakw and ch.:trines, a,t twelve, at Goaddhali, Londe*. July 7. John Turner, of KingwinswupresiThantea, in the county of Surrey, monster, at one. at Guildhall, London. July 7. Johanna Hempel, of the King'is road, 44 the parish if bairn Lithe, Chelsea. in the county of Middlesex, potter, dealer and ebapireman, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. July 10. John Babe., kaa of Great Kington, otherwise Kyneton, in the county of Watorick, butcher and maltster, at at the Plying Homo PIP. in Baabuiy, in the county of Oxford. July 9. William Woen,M Holsott, in the county of North ampton, wookonbet and shoplumper, at *Peen, at the Peacock Inn, in Northampton. July It. Benjamin Travers of Queendtmet, Cheapsido, iu the city of London, sugar:dealer, at tan, at July 11. Benjamin Mountfort, of Walsall. in the county of Stafford, miller and grocer, at twelve, at the Royal hotel, Tempirrow, in Birmingham. CERTIFICATES—Joie 7. Charles Thomas Skurray, late of Lloyd's Colfee,house, in the city of London, but now of Kensington, in the county of Middlesex, underwriter, dealer and chapman. Alexander Cassano, of Piccaddly, in the county of Middls sex, auctioneer, broker, &islet and ..hap.aan. John Wilson, of Wareick-eourt, Holborn. in the county of Middlesex, coal-merchant, dealer and chapman. William Smith, of Wolverhampton, in the county of Stafford, butcher, dealer and cdsapmart. INSOLVENT. Prisimer in the KING'S BENCH Filson, in the County of • Surrey. •IIIT NOTICI. John Head, foanterly of Gerden.waitt, Clerkenwell, awl late of Veneyard-walit,Cktltcawatt, both alb* warty of Mold* sex. ceryoute. P3lO. OF STOCKS TurEaDmr. dank Stock 8 pet Cent. Roasted 4 twr Cent Long Annuities Imperial Annuities . 79 IGI Ulmotion er•• ••• •• li • India ISonds Gs. 7.. prem. Exchequer Bills per Its. prem. English Lottery Tieteas Cutouts for . 6411 T. BUSH, Stuck-Broker, 'Nut 4. Canaan!, and 9, Ch.trinretass HUSH STOCKS, Ansi 10. 13•trernatent Debentures 5 per Cent . 95 6 , ,.ernnn•nt Ditto 31 per cent . • 71: COURSE OF EX tists;:l 'Mara .26 6 t U. lat.sa as &silt 35 10 Rottatlan c. (.. 11 7 U. Hamburg\ 34 8 t4U. Altana 34 9 2411. Patti. 2410 Ditto 2 Us l4 14 ll•ardeatsa Cobs a ks s 4 Crk ' 7"-111 Cadu . .38; effect. DIVA hiart.id Duo Balboa 371 Leghorn 491 Naples Dublin on Learlon (, lune la) :RANGE. JUNI It 4j log. Venace a. C be 1)., Listsum 00otto 65 seasiew. 1... a 'eclairs' Gold In Com - • Nara per es. ♦— New 1.).,td010an5... New Dollars s4ver m Can New each .. A.gio au the hank bf . peg C. 1411. _ St RTHS. On the 2flth ult. Mrs D:Cameron of Stroutran, was mfely delivered of two girls anS a boy, wh.., rs . tiLyne mother, are dodo' wall; and, Waleat if (Wilier tarnarkadie,tii . :l Lady has produced seven cliiklren at three births. Un Suodov, the 7th inst. at Sandting, near firths, o r, daughter, ttse Ledy of Wthosin Deeties, Esc. M. P. tor flythe. DEATHS. On Wednesday morning last, after a short illness, the Per. Thomas Mods Dale. RsElm of All Saints, Lewes, a - r 1 of St. John lisenist, iii the Clitf. lived greatly r-spectrii by his numerous cosiregatious, and died universally re gretted. lie has left a wider and nine children to lament Ms death. thi Monday, after a Inns; illness, Mn. Pearsal!, wife of Mi. J. Pearsall, Attorney, of Windmr. Saturday kit, alter a sudden and short illness, Mr,. Martha Lee, wife of John Channou Lee, of Sno:th wars, and the eldest dsuehter of Richard Carpenter Sent, of tee &tough of Southwark, Esq. Lately, at New York, the gee. Thomas Dentbkatno, a na tive of Northamptonshire. in England, aged 42 yam. He was buried in the ground of the Methodist Episcopal Churzh in the .Howcry, attended by the Clergy of the Methodist church, and a numerous concourse of friends. In the death in this geutlentan, the church has lust a valuably Mioirtet.— Ifs was scut out as • Missionary by the British Methodi.t couferesme, to the West Indies, where lie labouo-d with s a c. eras for If years. With his constftution broke•, and in the [wastage of a dropsy, be arrived at New leak, is search of health, when he obtained the best =Mica aid, but too late. _ . Lately, at Richmond, Surrey, Mr. John Farnham, auc tioneer, a man of extraordinary mental abilities; It • we, ern. pioyed seseral yesrs to sell Hr Majesty's Spanish flock, ix which c4Lociv he displayed his abilrties en much to the sat,- :action or Ira West Country Clothiers, who came to porchne arid d...eminate the growth of Spanisn wool, that Mr. Farm `; Asa was enouircd towed* Merino Buck iu the pergbbourhood of BAN which he performed to theadvadaref nit weptoy er•:, wau prop , sed Imo Mt honorary member of the Bete bid IV...st of hiiKlarrd Agricultural Society, which was carried. hia• Farnham en well known to the amateurs of cattle, who cm sidered torn a competent judge of their value ,• ha itow.daetry atieridert the cattle show at B:withheld. What is a lithe es. traenlinary, Mr. Farnharn'a hone dropped down and Ind, snout as host, before the decease of his muter. lttifl wATIca, THIS LAY, AT I,:iiNDUI 4 nain.aftess .11 11Eve1...0 SOL St SALES BY AUCTION. NEAT FURNITURE, PICTURES, CHOICE OLD WINE, W RUUtiIiTA KUN-SAFE, ON FRAME, AN IKON CHEST, COUN TINO-HIJUSE DtbK, AND EIFIC 'sy Mr I3URTUN, On the ?censtees Nu 7, .Scott's yard, Cahoon-street, THIS DAY, June 17, at Eleven &aka, by dos tan ut the Executri - 1 HE NEA r HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Tattle Nemec ut Wedgewoo4, a Swam* l'uou.fee "nought-nun Idnukcase, Iron Chest, Maiwy,any teu-Ilay a. 4 offsds, ut Mc. John Fri/wait deceased invading Noe. putt beducads, with mahogany Wet aid pdiars, and chests (tar. rut vies; 'Jose leather beds end bedding, capital mahogany seardrub,, with oval pannethed 'doors, mahogany doubt. and chests ue drawees, seta awn mood card rabies, draw rug aral dimming mum chairs, hold, Baoseels and Kiddamishet carpets, pier add dcessung glasses, kitchen sequisuss, and uns. -damsons &thaws. To be stewed pteeiotts to the Sale and Catalogues bad 04 tne P.egalsri; Wawa. Unffitsts and Ilauatt, Kea Lion-sued, ...;‘.).J•han•••• field* .4 Mr. Bona , . GU. 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