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IL ACRICULTVRAL SOCIETY. Tie Anniversary of this Society wits hell on Tt4ty, the irsth instant, at the Crown Inn, t.wati iktni ; iire.eht T. W. Coke, k:sq. President ; the Ilbrr. Col. Fitzroy, lievpvt, Egg: . It. Wilt..rahiins, klyi. J. Ato,eley, Esq. Rev. P. Hoge, tic:. St. J. Priem, Mr. W. Alc Mr. J. Rieves, &e. &e. . The stork sherti was not numerous, but excel leut of its tind. The Preinijons adjudged were, for the Leicester ram and ewes, to Mr. J. Reeve. ot'• Wig ; the finlgesitlr. W. M. Hill, Mr. E. Beek• and Hers Mr: Priest. ,For the beet Soudolown rani to Mr. E. Beek, of L,eithaink-tud the'secOnd be.t to Mr. Moheley ; the , Irrive were Mr. Purdy, Mr. J. Esther, and Mr. eq. Seppinp. For 'ihebest Soidlidown ewes to Mr. \V. M. 1401; for the • second best to Mr. J. !terve, of. Wighton ; the judges the 1- ame as of the rams. And for the bull (one only being sheen) to• Mr. J. Reeve, of Witetton. This breed is a new kind, partaking of the best qualities of the Suffolk, the Devon, and the old Norfolk. It lies no horns, is of a true Devon or Norfolk red, and will get stock that will tat to about 5e or €0 stone, with as little coarse meat as can be expected. The premium for impeoving meadows and pas tures wait .voted to Mr. Salter, upowa certificate being produeed, signed by Mr. A. Atthill, of. East Dtrehma ; Mr. D. Reeve, of Beedy ; said M. Feeeinan, of Swanton; certifying, that the iin proveinviit made in the herbage or tro acres, upon which pulse and corn were dibbled last year, AN iill-• out ploughing, was so great, that the judges think the mode thus successfully practised by. Mr. `'niter should be strongly recommended to Norka:k farmers. The Soe:ety then agreed to the premiums re comma:led by the Committee at their last meet jegi'to be proposed for the newt year, which sere orJme. dto be advertised. It was also :ceonitatinded by the Presideut, that . premiums shall be. proposed to cottager% whoniliall keep , bers ) and produce the urost hohey. • It was then reconiniended to the Society to adopt Hurl) !moos as thight be in their power to bnng forward a Navie....ition into the interior part of the county. front Wells to East Dereimn: ; the ad vantages of such a pro:ect were set that u very strung light,•aild it 'et hoped that whatever ohjec tiens 'say he alleged against it, they will very easily be obviated. The plan intended will do no injury to any one's property, but will benelit the agricultural 'torten of the county, tad particularly serve the towns of East Dereliaiu anal Wells, and their neighbourhoods. The following Were elected Members:— Major 1.310111 lied Major Payne, of Drayton ; Mr. Firimow and Mr. Jaws Flower, of St. Faith's; Mr. Dats•iiit, Of Heveriaglaad; Mr. I 'iodic'', of Cation ; Mr. mod, of t :aw stem ; Mr. Overman, of Jinmhain • Mr. Kemp, of away (Saban ; ?Jr. W. Johnson, of Wllinigford• and Mr. 3..M61- ) shetial, of Fosley. And Mr. Paul, of Sterile,,; and Mr. Wilmot th, of 011C !kW, La Lissalashire, Hoeurary Members. CRAPES. In the second ptrt of the tronsitellant 6r the Herticulturil Society, there is " an accoinit 'of a cf lutsteiting the maturation of grapes,?: h) Jnhii Williams, Esq. "At the cud of July mid beginning of August." slays the writer, "I took an tiaksr eacisions of bark from the trunks of seierol of sit %Mei, and that the eitpo•ied alburtio mikiit be ei,uineuvc•red with new bark liy the etul nf uutn,iu, tits removed circles were made rather more a twiner of an inch in width. 'Ciro vines of the White Froatinitte, in similar states of 'gfoatli, - kere t (' trii;ited twat to each other on a south wall, were se le: reel trial ; sae of there was experimented •eu, gif I may use the terin,). the other oasts left in its natural state, to farm a standard of comparison. When tie circle of her: had been removed about a fertuitht. the berries on the experimented tree bti evide.:-.liy to swill faster thgn those on the other, and by Coe beginning of September sheered itidica tions of approssehing ripeness, whirr the Ruiz of the unexperitat..ted tree ,continued green and small. lei the beginaing of October. the fruit on the tree that ljad the tiara removed from it was quite ripe, the other rattly jest began to *hew a disposition to ripen, or the b he, were shortly after destroyed by the autumnal frost. In every ease ia which cit e*, efhark were removed, I invariali'.• found that i the fruit not only ripened earlier, but the berries were larger than usu:d. amid more highly flavoured." • Mr. Williams recommends that *here the trunk of the tree is large, the incision should be made on the smaller branches, and rays it is necessary fltift not ' only even- part of the outer, but also or the inner should be removed, in order that tlee'eipe- • rimeit should succeed, and that all shoots whiul t ',tin- out from the root of the vine, or from , the f:cnt of the trunk below th e i nc i s i on , m a st b e removed. as 'often as they appear, unless bearing wood is wanted to till up the lower jr if the wall, iu wilich case one or two ',hoots may-be lift. 1111 :On M3nday afternoon a se:titbit! at the back of die of die houses, now building in the New -sheet, itittinterbury, suddenly gave way, by which ac ` 'eslt:tit ift ree brieLlayers were precipitnied from a 116 . 111 off more than twenty feet, upon it quantity orbricks, and very scretely bruised; one of them, who oho received it deep cut on the heed, was r taken to the Kent and Calfterbury Hospital. . flu Thunsloy, the Anniversary of th a t most cv.. l ceillernd charitable foundation, the Kent and (..oateriltiwy Hospital, was held i n C anter b ury , %. o 'den the Mayon aml Hotly Corporate, with th e 11011.. t lovernors of the Hospital, attended at the Ca thedral, where Puacett's grand rk,Deitas, and an Aittictn, se!ecteti for. the occasion, were perform in a mantle. which totems the highest credit on mus i ca l part o f t h e chow, particularly in the eni ; the sines cl( which were sung by the . , _ • Messrs. Mirtzttw; YATES, cud RATCLIFFE, with areatjudgasent, feeling-awl animation. After lOWA an ascellesit aissr,„oppropriate discourse was 111 preached byPthe Rev, IW. ilifottow. The collec tion at the Cathednq der is consequence, ea amounted to di. t wbic together with th e einteuts of th e b o x es ,- s t\ the Cathedral, Hospital, nild AsseMblv-itabrus, not 'kits a total of 9/11.169.3d. in further a 4 of that churi'y. "- .- M • Amts • J!. Iit:NDFI: STORMS. istitultNOuArtt, rlg. The late very sultry weather here has been anc cerrierl by tremendous storms of thuudcr and light ning, accotupanied b)• torrents of rain, which have continued at hiterwals since that time, but mere particularly on Mendriy,m hen we again experienced uncommon heavy thunder and vivid lightning. GLAYGOW, JOLT -27. On 'Wednesday, a thunder-bolt broke on a large aid. tree, near Old Nlonkland Church. The el feets ;,..e bury striking and worthy of attention : The heart of the tree was considerably burnt, but th;• bark siood straight up. A farmer's wife, in the isittnedeite neighbourhood at the time, felt a stroio.; Klotz of heat, and was almost stupitied. A letter foul Denny, dated Judy es, says— ,. We left Falkirk for this about one o'clock on This;e4tiv e at which time we had a good dual of distaut irmuder, with rain ; shortly after we got out of- the town, the storm began to rage most violent ly .; ami the peels of thunder, accompanied with forked bglitoiug, far exeeetted any thing I had ever before seen, or can now deserilse to yen. One ball of electric chatter we saw ester the earth, at the distencei of about lao yards from us, when im mediately, a coluien of smoke arose, from the spot, apparrolly•twiee-arethick RS a prtred body ; the rain at the timd wit uneotemonly ri§l . en'', and the roads, were covered, for sonic incimi, with water. The storm -came Irons the S.E. andprociteded in i N.W. • direction. A servant of the village of Volniond, hart b6n tined veer t.aurieston ; seal at Thrashy hill Farm, in Denny parish, three cows, and ano ther nein. Denny Lembrael.• have been tilled by tlie • ligittniug. It .is reported that some Manage has been done about Cusabgreutilil, bat ate hare not bean! the. particulani. ! In a hr plantation One of the trees has Limn shattered to pieces. The •dny before the Stores, the Carron came down very suddenly, rind, from bring quite dry in the chart dat,, in . a few inissutes, roaring from hank to brae,Shissee suppose mast have been occasioned by a weteriisiliit up the eountry.' * • „.., 'ortabaOgit, JULY 25. On 'Wednesday and Thursday, alter some days .pf the most opptersive and . tectivare best, this town and nei6libourliond was visited with a most tremendous storm of thunder, lightning, and rain. The rolling of the thUnder, and quick sue cc,sion arthe flashes of vivid fezlitnings.essettete lv ill g . the'hernisphere; .formed to the sile bitanisi.of this town a tru:y gmr.d and awful spec tacle. A barn on the limn of Old flaw, parish of the kiteoperty irf Mr. Park, cunght nn Thursdiiy, from the lightni4l, which, with n quantity of straw, hay, L:c. was nearl consumed, before any as.sistatice could be reentere d. PRINCE ANNA.UAROO. FROM RY LEY'S ITINERANT ;. OR. Tat 111111110111,01 P A Y AOTOIL Before the end of the season, a person joined the company, tad° what is coiniamily called little lova ness. He had been for many years the Arno in an itinerant troop of the loweitWrdar, and its him were centered all the imperfections Cif the old school, suckns stamping before he made hit appearance, crossing at every period, protruding the- eilioat, shipPing•the thigh, poltitiag the toe, aud till the minor abkvilitia: that are remembered with skis glist, and were judiciously reformed by Garrick. 'this actor generally bore the appellation of " Tu redy.Term" Prot he was liot the only curiositfia Mr. Kimble's enttipaliy; We had occasionally two prompter:4 fitithet . orwhojo cusid, utter an • intelli pilale ;sentence—one, from having lest the roof of his mouth ; the other, from a superaimailassetsof tongue, which so completely filled 'the cavity of his month, that there was uo space left for the for mation of •Words, tuft they: were gobbled forth in act u ta tiveted state, eluiltivrod together like nuts; and. instestd pf estisliug tbe.menioryi completely vet the understuoiling at detiatice. Trugerly Torn, like 'Pony Lebrun, had an ionecentsulnifilute for swear ing : Cut me down' was an.eXpletive of great use to him, particularly is times of irritation. At the period Ins bonelit was announced, there happened to arrive at Newcastle it show--no hss a peraonage than OM Prktre .Inninialins was to be seen, ,at the small price of mie shilling. Tom, without dela } , waited on the proprietor, and, for a-handsome sum, 'preveilled ou his bights/ma to exhi hit his royal person on .the • Oust evening. • The manager, with much good humour, consented, end the kills of the day -entrained', ••' that between th d nets of the play, play, .Prises,:fnuonialioe would give a lively ro oresentation of the scalping operation ; he . would likewise give the Indian war-whoop in all its various tour.:, the . tomahawk exudate, and the mode of femting at an AbyriiiiMin banquet."— ' The evening arrived, and many people attended to witness these pritsee/g imitations. At. the end of the third set his HigAmeis walked forward, with dignified step, flourished his tomahawk, onil cut the air, exclaiming, "ha ho !" Next en tered a map with his face lilt/eked, and a piece of bladder fastened to his bead with gum ; the prince, with a large earring knife, coraineneed the scalping operation, which he performed in a style truly is.- pecan!, holding up the skin in token of triumph.— Next crime the war-whoop, which was a coisifiraa teem of dreadful and discordant moods ; and lastly, 'the Abyssinian banquet, consisting of raw beef steaks; these he made into rolls, us large as his month .wonld admit, and devoured them in a princely and (liquified moodier. Having completed his ca bat repaid. he flourished his touraliawk in an exulting manner. exclaimed. "ha ba—ho ho !" and made his exit. The manager possessed a penetrafiog eye, amid a profound knowledge of human nature, but without arrogating much of the latter to himself in this in ranee, he fancied this princely personage was an impostor, mid his opinion was confirmed the follow ing day ; for in the middle of the market-place lie espied the most puissant Prince Annanaabon selling pen-knives, dcisbars. and quills, in the charocler of a Jew pedlar. to Whet !" said Mr. "my Prince, is that you ? are not yon • pretty Jewish scoundrel to impose upon us in this manner ?" Moses turned round, and with as arch look re plied, Princh be d—d, l cosh ffis Priark I rash acting, like you—you swish kings, princh, emperors to-night, Stephen liembles to-morrow ; I rasa Itais- Pigs, you odd, hourass, all staili hangings." . NAV.4L INTELLIGENCL roarsmovrs, JULY 48. SAil,rl the Sandwich, from Guernsey ; Fearless and Preespiaut, »Alt s convoy for the Downs. PLYMOUTH, JULY _27. Arrived the lihrtial gust-brig, Lieut. Mnrret. with dispatches from Corunna, nothing of which has transpired; and the ilryno schooner, Lieut. Hawke*, having on board ",iek teen, which she brought from the Heft in Torbay. Sailed the hisoiewt gun-brit, Lieut. Morrice, to the isestivant; Lord Mr! rifle tender, for Lon donderry ; mot the Joseph , :utter, to join the Chan nel fleet.—Wind • DEAL, JUI Y 39. .Arrived she Bustler :Ind Desperate, from a. cruise. -:.~_ FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GnavivEnD, .I•LY 4M.—Pas3ed by the Ladies, Mal lard, filial .14111111a' ; Lydia, Frederick ; Ronialuc„ Safi:belt ; Lurd Ouriuzdiab, Patridge • and the Frederick, Fi,h, from Malta ....Sidled the I;uity, C , OOpt•r, ibr the South S*lll • La d Mulgraye, Barry, fur Hayti ; I : ad the Phoenix, Tayeur, fur Jamaica. ELECTIo.i; DISFurE. TO THE lIVIABiTANTS Or &e. " The time is at length conic, when I find myself at liberty to addre.s.the pdblic It cannot be forgotten ' that at the last contest 1i 'r blireweintry, your present Member, Mr. Jones, mtneki il me iu open Conn, aid that I replied to him iu pintail leiter to Mr. Jtici.etts, the crowd being so great I could not •,zet forward to answer hire in pinion. It was then iillenthrs to hare sought aistisfaction to a Court of Jus tice, (or the ealathairs Mrs. Jona. hail circulated against Mrs. I.'orbet. 'fluoigh the iatera.teuee of Meads was per: 'mailed to rciiuquish my design, and to accede to a re inisrei . whirls was promeed lu Mr../uoses, and agreed to on his part.. 1 u as it: hop,' thatvstbead selloaeh AAR might have obtained that apology frons•Mer. Johns,. vshieh every feeling mind men conatilsr Faitm:ll , tett• to Mrs. Cialveh I have 116 lurid taboret in del-taring it to he my Gras belief, that Ow calensey wan 16%4'0174 in Waller, bCCILtlie cdlll. Corbel aoskl'airt at tempt to ll.lerice use in snpµuitiat Mr. JAMES (OM the erred of a dianilutiou of Perlsauteut), iu uppahtion to the sitting member, Mr. John Hill. eketeher Int, Mrs. Jones's Referee had the papers and .greeds un Mrs. Conset's part relative to the basilica.* laid W hore Liar; which Le spent scone boars in looking over, mid mak:ng entree's from ; cells when he (Mr . 11jeketts) rect.% - cd Mrs. Cerbet's cane, hi. stated the period of six ;necks as likely lobe sultestut Cur seeding to Mr. Kriyun (Mrs. Cue. !bet's Referee) the amines of Ain. Josses; and that he should ~r oltatily be ready to decide uptm the a hole before t brat von. eat thirizh resin months have since elapsed, Mr. Kr noon has Inver been ahle to utmost any explanation or mpul:oky, oreseu rt the 'time and plkce of meeting deed (both which see- left td them) t although he has repeatedly, by letter, solicited them tothat effect— " 1 find it aircess,ry to tuake this 'Mantuan—tin world will make its ow. comment.. " To those numerous imliviihisl• who ham expressed and blown no mesh itidignstioe at Inc ealuattay, I offer ms eat adosauiedivaects and of 'shish 1 shall ever retain the most irate ;WI erne 'vibrant"... JunN CORBET." " Saadorie, 16 TO JOHN CORBF.T, rsa. OF SFNDOEN. " Ste—The time is at length rouse, when the inhabit ant, ...I:Met are nu longer lo be duped by your family aqa.ktiire. h. , i, ;ft the rime of commion tense, heel the hat:Or/c.f.: of iii, taste to do with the priVate qoarrels of Mrs lie:ale...owl }lre. Cut L. t ? If you had just cause of pro eeediu.; Ir..stlyy &genial lie. joins, why did you relinquish your 4,sipoi'after I.4'•i-..g publicly threatened a prosecution ? Wit it N ;pit forbearance sod loving liudaess towards him or Km: Jdors tba! induced lon to amply whit the wished of year (yields, by occediciceo a mammal F-r•Nis, Sir, your 11114..nc in the last Sulepirm Jeeereat gully ports the reverse. viprrs, yr bite agaittet a Ilk.' Waft yin fearful lest the ithitaut. of lihrenviory'thould too &ma forget their neifortie-ate division., and cruel perrecattoos! believe Vie t Set, 1 always tlmagl.t lightly o(lon* bead, you have now made os its" torch snopeol visor *a% by again taking op the drier emhus ut pritsgaSullsommtioit. Year in- *eiuntion 4 tint the calumny wee maliciously beresited' to sdppott sh. Jones's tditse, 1 do Natty deny , rod it will he moved to the world ry necessary) that there were swan inhabitauts of this town who knit of the• family flaurti (*here Hu (*lawny rust. ".• yet to be moved) before ever they kuew of Mr. Jeats'e intention of earring himself u a caadidate. His tna...iit:tia to Me. Jobs Hall is likewise another palpable (nisch,. I:—Really, Sir, one cannot help smiling at your soli. dusk for that fetidly. Mr. Jones came forward spun pohltc prinelples an avowal of supporting lb. iliflepeudebee of the Roonigh.—Let„ then, hie public and private conduct be weighed in the scale, against IL. public add private' reveille of his enemies 1 ask Id.s , Sir, which CJUIr bath mreredell ; that of troth end litierlo, or . oppression sad tymany a Is it posoibl• led fetare to ear mists the those of mind of A woman, whoa. sioleutly sup ported the upapecniefai Candidate at the late Elactioar, de claring, but ism years before Ll• ought to be hang fur his principles !' Good f:od, that glo r i ous con s i stency ! Oh , hot. mctif it rev enge ..--What chugs bad there taken place iu his principles ? I know of. rune i I always admired the political eireitimiutts lie mewed, thong's I detested his war tkal niisapplication if lbws, sad tits moral berritw& of most of Lie supporters Lore. " I am hot acquainted with the cause of the delay so the part of Ale. Ricketts t• but I do Loos that Mrs. Jones, (for I have beard her repeatedly deflate it) most ardently wished the wholietruile to he laid before the public, at whose tri brine! she would staild or fall :—she never will tummy what she bas said 'nu the oecasiou.—Your letter has now afforded that opportunity of publieity.--Before you again' find yours:if ot liberty to Warms the pahlic," please to let us know the whole ease. otherwise it will be more prurient for you in keep altogether Mist ; and do not let the • ninon ran naliri.inrls' who have poii ieipated is the delasiea be, kept w the dark.—l hope they will swim see a sew light. " I sin, hir, Toner, " Ora OW ?NI I/IIII•BITAIITS, &t. SbrCW!,l.7ey, Stine 17, 18911." • The post-rider informs us, that some titne ago atrocious murders bad been committed, within seven rai:es of Clarksbnrough. A young negro fellow, induced by another.. that he would pur chase his freedom with his Master's money, was instigated to murder his master (one M.DottNat), his wife, and step daughter—during this ho.md opetation, the fellow sidit his own baud with his master's knife; yet, he went to alarm the neigh bourhood, saying that the Indians had come tn. and murdered the faunilv--itopieions, however, asiviog, he was apprehended--;-being whipwd, he confessed his crimes, and was burned the Ilekt day, —l44elgoista Citron.) . COURSE OF EXCHANGE, JULY VA Amsterdam—. 36 7 1 11. Venire SO Ditto at Sight.. as ti V . i.. Rolterdoto...•. If 7 2V. 1.3 .. fin Haneurgh..... as S 2W. Oporto 67 Alton a.l 6 tit% Dublin tof Puts zdays date 23 16 Cork. lli Ditto 94 2 1.. nirtivood. Beziniezir: 24 Portugal Gl' ilil in Coin l'ilndrial Ditto 4.z elf,' t. New Doublours.. --. Palermo .— is paper. New Dollars - s 3 Milo 43 'effect. Slizat in Bus — 11:11ni5........ 41 New-Leal, each — I.t.lore gel .Ado of the Book of lioLutd.. Genoa 44 Si pet Cent. t • tHE 1114RKETS. UXBRIDGE. Caro-Inapector's Return.—TeellSDAY, JULY is. Wheat, per howl. fol. --a. to I/31. e..a. Burley, tux quartet 448 —al. to 4811. Rye --a. —d. to Oats 46a. —d. to sou. —d. Beaus PRICE OF HOPS. usell. rocarre. Relit 31. los. to 41. les. Neat, 31. 101. to 41, Ills. Soarer, 31 its. to al. 4s. Susses, 31. 54. to 41. 4. &era, 31. es, to 41. 41. 51. to la. M. Duty laid at stoo,ood. NEWGATE AND LEADEN HALL (By the Carcass.) Beef a. sod. to as. sod. I Veal 48. 441. to Go rd. Hatton 41. ad. to ss. 4d. Pork se. oil. to Gs. i k s. Lamb - Id: to is. 44. PRICES' OF HAY AND STRAW, YESTERDAY. 1T.44.11011'6. WHIT4.4II•PEL. Hoy, 51. roi. to 71-4. od. Hoy 41. 106. to 61. Ai Crow, litho. to 41. 36. lial. how, —I. to 61. to. Clever, 61. les. to 71... 4 . • Sttaw, 11. tile. to it. Gs. smattnELL), JYLY Y 9. This day'a Market had bat a short supply of differeut kiwis of Cattle. Manus is cheaper than our last report.-- Veal i. dearer. Beef, Perk, and Lunib, support last prices ; and the trade; in general, was but iodiffezent. The sales is the Haymarket were not lively. Clover fetehed a better price that, 31undsly's Market. Hey and Straw obtained last priers. 'Elie following prices and numbers are en accurate stateusuut: To sink the 'Hal per stoat of alb. Beef is. od. to r.s. ad. hiead ...1 Cattle this day: utt Od. to se. gd. Beasts. Veal od. to 74. od. Sheep and Lambs .. 6,7 00 Lamb.— od. to Ifs. 6d. calves Pork .... t 4, to 7s. ..d. Pigs. ' Sob SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. hey as. wt. to GI tes. od. Straw ..... od. to Cl. 51. od. Crotor Of. on. ad. hi 71. les. od. COAL-MAELKET,LT d 9 Ships at Market. 9aZ,l. Piire. 14 —Newcastle...—. It .... 431. 6d. a 57.17. 61. PUIOE OF STOCKS IfFISTEROAY. 3 per Cent. Reduced .. i• • • 611 311 s per Cent. Caveats 4 per Celle • .. . 5 per Cent. Nary '• • • • PI 9Si Long Anunitire .. ..... ..,...33 1a.16 1246 Imperial .t per Cost ~.. 6 7i) (familial India Runde Excberluer R:111 - 4 7 !mem. Englieh Luthay Tickets .... 221 64. Cunsule fur ' b. .6biii T. DISH, Sleek-broker . 4, Cornl6l and p, eltaming!Ccoe BIRTH. On the %nth July, Mrs. ,Johnatoo, of Prince's-street, Erliuidirgh, of a daughter. MAIIRIAG ES. At Barikimmitg-house, .Iyrshi,ll, oti the 19th Jitly, Liam Mnedutinl.l, Eli. Younger, of sit. Martiu'a, Atieoeste, to Miss Miller, eldest ittogliter of the Hnn. Sir Millar Mil ler, of Glesitie, Bart. use of the ileitaturs of the College of Justice. A kr, days sines, it Powderliam, Devon, ---- Liston, Eat of Mpliiugton, to Mies Cabbage, of Poo &chain. Ctatle„ • Ou Monday lust, at Rs. David'. Church, Exeter, by the Rev. E B.ok, online Jeffery, of the til,)al Navy, to MSS Louisa Lacs, eland daughtri of Mr. John Lb cm, of that City, nierchaut. DEATHS. Oa the tfeth instant, at the Grange, . . 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