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who resort there.-.7t.. Russell betted a consider- ' able sum on the head of one of the fighters, who fought in a pitched battle on the 13th inst. On the evening of the someday Mt. Russell, being anxious to know the fate of the battle, went to the chose house, having no doubt he should there na. - e the earliest intelligence. Mr. Russell sat between the Prisouer and old Pullen, whO hes been n thi e f up wards of thirty years. Mr. R. took out his pocket book. very imorudetitly, to pry Pullen some money far * transaction he had with him respecting a watch. After drinking two glasses of brandy and water, lie left the hors -e a little hero' e elev e n o'clock, and, as he was patsehig. through Great Pultitcy-street, on his way borne, a man saute sud denly in his front, and gave him a tiolent blow its his mouth whica knocked hitn down backwards. Three other men came up,and they robbed It tin of his pocket book containing Sauk notes to the tutiouut of 1301. They endeavoured to get his gold watch chain and seals, but he held theist so fast they could not re compliflti their object, and continued to call out murderNo loudly, that the inhabitants were look ing out of their wiudowi, and the whole neighbour hood were getting alarmed, when he heard a voice say •• shads it," (the slang phrase to be off), and the voice that suede use of that expression he had no doubt was the Prisoner's, and that he was the man who knocked him down.well knowing his per son and voice. All the robbers ran ud . and made their escape. Mr. Russell having uo doubt of the Prisoner being the nm, and suspecting others who iesoeted to the flash-house, he went there us usual, without taking c•ty notice of his having been robbed. till one morning when he found the Pri sowr there: he went into the street to look for as eicance,and was so fortunate as to meet with Smith, use of the conductors of the patrole, and one of his party; he took them into the house and gave charge of the Prisoner. He refused to go, and a most de spemtefightand scuffle ensued, Smith assitriug him he would not let hint escape but with the loos of his life; and after considerable vtoleace,Smith, with the as istance of Mr. Presto, toe patrols, succeeded to se :oriel! him by the neck, and dragged him to the office in that state ; when Mr. Russell swore posi tively to his person. The servant maid belonging to the house proved. that the Prisoner, in company with a man of the some of Henry Welch, another well-known cha ratter, and Joe Howley the pickpocket, went out of the riouse directly after Mr. Russell, on the bight of the robbery. To- Landlady could not be positive as to the time of their going, w three are two doors to the Henry /V&A has since been apprehended. and under:vise several esasninstiots. ; but Mr. Russell not Is ..1 s s : able to &sear positively to his person. be was dnclisrged. HOME tiliCtlr. SVSSIEX ASSIZES. SAWA, MOM AVG. 24. Lora Et.rsasoaritaa and the LORD CHIRP BARON arrived in this town early this minium, rud after guiog to chureh, fleeced the respective Courts. CIVIL SIDE. Before ike LoaD Cuiiv Sallow. ?pi RING O. TUoSiAll %MIRY HaNR►:N. U. This Wass ao indictineut against the Defeintent, Mr. Hinton. a 3logierate of this cieunty, for a soinleineanour. in abasing has portent as • magi*. and uttenng expressions tending to excite a Mr. Hachette, and Colonel Hawker of the 14th re. giment of Disonna, to fight • duel. Mr. Si:rigout Baer, foe the prowcution. opened the circumstances of the cue. Hr stated that the Prosecutor, Mr. II Rheas, was • respectable farmer of large property, in the neighbourhood of Alfrrston, in this county ; Mr. Harbeia was also a Magistrate iu the aline I/ninny. The 14th regiment of Light Dragoons, common .ell by Colonel Hawker, in the year 1806 was quartered at Illetrhingley, sad they kept a salter-Nation pack of bounds: their coeduct was such as to disgust all the neighbouring farmers. sod they. received warrantee not to sport on their grounds; • d.epnte was the consequence be tween theta; and Mr. Harben, forgetting 'his duty as • MaAistrate, unfortunately thoug'it laborer to prostitute that character to serve his prelude per. pato , : he bad formed an intimacy with Colonel II .wlter, and took part with tile Officers alpinist the 'Sneers. On the 7th of January. 1608, sihn monies were issued by Mr. Ilarheis sod Mr. Bean, an o th e r ;Magistrate, ninny: certain Surveyors of i b is haghways. um the complaiiit of Colonel Hawker, that the mods were not iu sufficiently good repel, : hut at was a singular feet, that no person was sem moni.d who I oil not warned the Officers off their leads. At dna meet ng, which was held at Alin,- too . an a l ternat i on en s ue d between the Farmers mad Officers. Mr. Ili:thesis, the prosecutor. o h. `served, that he believed they never woulil hate been summoned if they had nut warned off the thii:ers from their !soda, as there were many ra,-cla round them in much worse state of repair those whose Surveyors were summoned..— Afire mane obwevitinue and alterraiion so , both tides. Mr. Harbert said to Mr. Ihtchelia, 44 If yVei wash for satisfaction from Colima Hawker, retire with him to a private room for five minutes, and he will give yon the satisfaction of a soldier soil s gentles go ;" thus exciting that bl u edahei, as • Ma,:intmte. it war moat einphateraliy his duty to repress. He pot it to the Jury, whether there sowld In 4 any doubt of the import of these expres sions : hot if they could doubt of what was meant, Mr. Iliarben himself would explain it, for after d one,. as Ire should prove, Mr. Harbert addressed Colonel Hawker. saying, 44 I put your life in dun. - . . t v.r. eutoool., for • Ant! hate; hot 1 thoutzilt the Teller, too Irma a coast.! t.. fight you r Ttu,. pie .pat. he shout., prove by t osrteen witnesses, am; 1.0 bed them all here, hecouße not doubt but that Mr. ilorhes would a 7 nu attempt the Lune thing which ht hyl airrioty Anne. wren 4 motion made against i•iut :a the ('non of ii , ng's 14 , uch: . reunrly. hr t! r. whole ni•Otl ISM $..011, gill oth.r. In io.n w to in the 11 41,1,prit ; hot ono the wittles•r• eauld dx bronght Nee to fon.. mot Ilw.f.try .0041 l odge of the cretlit due to the o illhl Whirl •t,i• I'roe. cot", then called 14 witneeite., t'oe too ti it Of • heril Hactwori owl Mr. inhn Kt , g. I•oth erootteht far,oert, who ottehaed 11. 111.4-ttili at Anristaa, belts; suulasourd es odt•r3 ono Of the itighivayn 'Olt the Cottiplrint of 6.14.0 Hawker. An altercation ensued, which lasted about two hours, when Mr. Hodson at last &Alibi's ed lir. Hitchers, and said, " lf you wish for satis faction from Colonel Hawker, retire with him into another room, and hr will give you the satisfaction of a Gentleman and a Soldier." Upon this, Lieute nant Shotten, of of the 14th Dragoons, jumped up and said, " Yes, he knew the Colonel wished for no better sport, and it was what he wish ed himself." aceornpaning these wont* with an ac tion of the hand, representing the levelling of e pistol. *Mr. line:hens replied, he should have no thing to du with pistol i ; he had a wife and a final. ly ; but he would willingly meet the Colonel with a horsewhip or a broom-stick. Lieutenant Campbell. another Officer present, said-he met Hitching on the hill the other day, when he looked so much like a highwayman, he should hare shot him if he had had his pistols. On croes•exaatitration of these witnesses. it ap peared, that there hail been • great deal of mutual abuse between the officers arid the farmers. and that some of the lette► served the former in the room with notices not to sport on their lands. Twelve other witnesses were called to prove the words as spoken by Mr. liathen, but they did trot prove them VVICI I ) the same ; they stated, that Mr. Harhiris had told liitelwns, that Colonel Hawker would give him the satisfaction of a gentleman, omitting the word soldier. Two Of the witise:ses. a Mr. Putland and a Mr. flatirm. stated, that they remained afterwards to dine with the Magistrates; and that Harken, in coming into the room, addressed Colonel Hawker as follows:—sii Well, Colonel, I put your life in danger for some time. but l knew the fellow was a d—d coward, and Would not tl 4 lit you." Mr. LAW 69, for the defendant, 'armed the Jory in a very able speech; and argued. it was absurd to suppose that Mr. Harben meant to re commend to the parties that they should retire mull light a duel: that all he meant ass, that the should ant disturb the Justice Room with their game squabbles, but that they should retire into another room,. and discuei the matter between themselves. That the meeting was convened to take into consideration the state of the highways, and he was desirous that the business of the Bench should not be disturbed by their altercation. That on the contrary of wislaug to provoke Ilitchens to fight. be rather wished to act as alriendly mediator, and the words in whir+ hr had recommended to retire for that porpoise. hall berg twisted and niisrepre seated into ass incitement to light a duel. Mr. 1.11119,9 then called ten witnesses, w Ito Witsfeallepresout at the transaction ; many of them delkorde that they did eat !tic. Mr. Harben use the word. imputed to been. Sir Thomas Carr and Mr. Bean. the other Magistrates present, were :suiting these wit nesees, and they stated that the sumumns was usual at that time of the year to consider the state of the roads. Col. Hawker got op to enniplaio of the roads, and said to Mr. Barbed, .• I shall first com plain of you. Sir; the roads shout your house are iu a moat corrupt state." Mr. Hitehetts inter rupted him, and said, the roads were a mere pet. text ; that they never woeld have been s iiiii mulled at all. if they had not given the officers warning. -Thi s bega n a n alcerranoss about sporting, in Sheds the farmers were very abusive to the offic r-. Hachette or Knit said, that there was not a gristle. man in the eminent ; they had risen Glom tbe raid'', and had the halberts suaeked in their faces. Thu was addressed -to Lieut. Campbell, who had for. merly bee;a siding-muster to the regiment, Fidelseits was ordered by the Magistrates to go out of Cu t. He retire.' below the bar, and said there be ccu.d say what lie pleased, and Has ben could not pervert him. Sir Thomas Carr wished to quell the tumult he culling in the Constables; hot Mr. Hubei. ail wised hint not to be toe hasty. and then said, a. the witnesses for the Defendant represented it," I km w Colonel Haw ker to he so much of a geutleman, that if you will retire wish hum, he will give you sissy ex planation that a gentleman em;" and that they con. sidered he meant that the parties should not go on altercatiug in the Justice Room. but wile =dew deevour to adjust their differences elsewhere. The Loso Cuter BalluN Summed up the case with great minuteness. He observed, the charge imputed to Mr. Harbert was this, that be, silting as a Magistrat-, advised two parties to go out and nserder eaeh other by lighting r duel. If tru.. it was as great a breech of ditty as if himself -heals desire any two geutlernen to retire huh the Grand Jury Room. end settle a difference by lighting a duel. This, he believed, had sever happened to any ledge in this country, though something like it once happened in behind, and he had the fact from the Learned Judge before whom it took place. In a cause before him, he observed. that the parties were near relatioe a, and it 9.4% a cety they could out settle their sidevences out II udrr. Upon which. one of the pules jump ell op and exclaimed, " My Lard, li have proposed the same thiaK to my adversary. but the fellow has nut spirit enough to fight me." His Lordsh,p ham z then detailed all the evidence most exactly. told the Jury they would consider whether Mr. ilArben senonsly 041111 t to fleCOMoritiod a duel to the pantry; or whether it was. as stated by the De. reactant's witnesses, a rerommendatiou to retire. and endeavour at amicable compronsi•e. He stated, it •as clear that Hitebens and King were the leaders of -.r.e 'part% ; that they had improperly interrupted Col. Hawker in his cusc r laint of the state of the roads; that they had begun by telling the Magis trates they were summoned upon a mere pretext ; and he observed, that the prosecutor hail culled 14 'w i tn e sses. and only two spoke to the words." stair faction of a gentleman and a soldier;" end if the !vier words were left out. it was met so clear that a .1 1 , 1 was implied; hut if they believed the latter wont. were used, that did imply . fighrtag. and nut , . Intrirellilft. , ! The Jury deliberated a con.bleessble time. and at 1 length found the Defendant—Guilty. PrTER Pt...rots, Esti. unit .Ir. primAo, halo Isq't Until fu• 1-114 tog tte, to jests Mr. LtiotTcOa. who prop , se% early its ..0,-tober to refers to Wood. A C.., k-lut (.had. ~• it second edition of the c.te'.1.4.4.%1 Betty ('ocr.f• ha* liwen eviiierri up la I/evonarir.. D •-te of all inn. have bora lo is) . the trYYYied *pistil, hitherto with. at etirtl. PROM SA7iIRbAY Aicnrs cAtatTr. At the Court at the Queeu's Palace. the _id of August 1810 ; PRESENT, The KING'S Most Extents, Maiet.ty lu Caswell. His Majesty hartng beeu plest.ea to upu.•utt his Grace. Henry Charles, Duke of Beaufort, K. G. to be Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ginner bier, of the City of Bristol sod County of the snow. .mad of the City of Gloucester sod County of the saute, his tirsce this day took the oiths aptossioted is be tekeu thereupon matted of the Oaths of Allegiauce and Supremacy. Admiralty-QUice. August 45, 1810. Extract of a latter from \'ice•Adrairal Sir ismer, lisetuarex, Bart. and K. B. to John Wilson Cruker, E.Q. dated MI bunr4l Ilia Majesty's ship Victory, in Hano Bay, the tat instmit. Lieutenant Templer. commanding the Ernest gnn-brig. has captured a Danish cutter privateer. of two nuns and thirteen men, in tic Cane;tut, ou the 28th ultimo: and the boitts of the Censor, Lieutenant Lucas, cut out a French privateer sloop from the harbour of Stralsund, on the 25th ; *he is pierced for f .tr gum, with a crew of forty men, three of whom only were on board. 'Elie Martial gun-brig has captured s ►ow-last privateer belonging to Bornholm, with 12 tn•n ; mud the Swan cutter has this morning brought to souther row-boat of the seine description. with I I men, one of whom was killed, another wounded, in attempting to make their e.cupe ; and also re captured a galliot which she had taken. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Inrr-r!Fet.Ar:.,nosl QS, 11110.. ed neoinseot of Drag.;;ms 6eanis—W . Elter Baklgh Gent. to be Cornet, 11) purchase, vice Skakrevtor, you nwird. 4t ihiso..William Dura, (.cat. to be Curvet, by par- . . chair, vire Smart, who trim's. sat rt.glisset.t of Foot Guards... George Creasman ' Grist. Iss Eusigu, by purchase, riot Austria, promotes' iss 4.31 Light Vragoous. ad Oitto—Coptato Frooeis Plaskett, from Half pay of ibe Tate itritout et of Dillies, to be Caplan of a Contrail, tire Lord Delwin, who teenage.. Royal York Itliogen—Capteie &meet" Barclay, from the Stith Voot t to be Major, without perches', tie.- Heinle:- see piontotetlio the Y ork Light tufitutte Volunteers. Choiseul. Itritauttique•—•llejuv 7 Witions C. Kostace, froot the oitli Foot, to be Lieutenwat.Colisuel, by purchase, vice licuerdy, who retires. ERRATA is the Gazettes d the loth of April 1010, and I lib sod Isli lemma For Williston Woodhouev, /itnt to be a Deputy Asei.t.mt- Commissiry Getier.l to the F sc.s, reed Jailors Wood- Were. Gent to be • Deputy Araistant-Conosuissoory-Geue rat to the Force,. Coevaireio;t eigeed N . the Lsed Lientelertef qf Fdeploirr, 31 i'ifishire Local Lentenant•Culowrt lbm.•n.tant Robert Duelist to An lieutenant-Culotte.. vice CAlJerruud, rewiturd. ailed Jelly 31, nolo. PARTNERSH IPS vissottr.D. 'Massa Dollen ' Jobs Dollen, matt 'fhoMss Stair, t f Biesd-strcet, Loadon, and of Coventry, %taroks, sdk masts &ismer.. Ancust 00, Waluese Flrit sad Wiliam Smith, of Worcester, hresers. Jane su, Its 10. Margin et lirsterman and Matthew '3Tasterman, of Down. 'tome, I ireeditly, soars. Auc. 111. Thomas TssestaH Picard. of Comen.hrlder. 1 - I ^emdrrt and 1 Isoesas Palmer, of Initkny-Lossdale, ‘Vestsuvreland, snorter's Augost 7, leen. Dirhard Poring ail Allan :yeoman, of I!..enute,nnits, Middlesex, mar ket .irarlener* A tee act as. Isis Isaac flames, ors. owl Isaac Darn , j... or Shefficla, York critter.. Augurs' to, loin._ _ Jams Freurie outcJorm 131:Coozr, of Lower Tootiug, plow tors. Awful.* 14 . 141 "• Harlow lord Rofirri Polo., of ffultoil, I.ancastrr, colt roeue.ofactorts‘ Assault to, sale. . . Jolla Cris(ltlry, of Watley, anti Neon Pawns, &lobes. Briaze. Tool. Bailie., Auje.t9, taw. limihou Pass roal JAn E.lttatto, at ITarriagton, Lista/. ter, iruntoomirra Awenst 'it, IS In. (;heater (3;oid. lob; Roan% sod Jobs Wort, of Skimmer greet, buoalsi:l, sonogle towsfseturen. July *s, tl it. Joins MO and JOH. Rusbv, Sliuuer•streM, Snow. 11, manufartvres• Anavnt 14 2 lain Barks Thompson, sad IN J. ■sberte, of Fettre.lste, coati. makers. Amos! is. lam. William Jabber ;terrier oad S. Walker, of Pat4e, kw ken. August en, 1110. amid, y "' wean - 1 na.t Thome: Howard, St. Pears Clara. inseatoagere. fans 30, 1170, Slater Wi.e sod Christopher Pattie, of Mottlasoutt, Kest, paper.asaattlieiorers. July 9, is' o. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED Peplum %%slum, late of Washout.la.,4•pliaet, citproeti. MR1411,1.4 , 14 merelsast, from Ikpletober I to Septa mbar I, at tea. at G 811.111214 Imo,loo ioha Forohoar and thr lee Mr. Welling' Naylor Wright, I.firrrponl. August la, lalo. CSrrn• Ober SUNG", of heabury, Reda, cahlart-usker, from St 'Amber 4 to &riot:tuber 0, at tan, at Guildhall, Loudon. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Wi:lium Oakley, CLarch-strret, selidogra t Sunny, • (wistaria,. BANKRUPTS, Cerra? Adolphus Whiteetivel, Pea, liociadruper, to sarreo:cr Amt. fa. slept. 65 and Oct. 6, at tea, at Guildhall. Attune), Mr. Gewrge Atar, 1014 Jew,. James Taylor, la'e of Kinee.rosid, Grosrenar.place, Mid dlesea, uhsteiratith, to Im-reader, Asir es, Rapt. 1, rod Oct. b, at sue. at Guildhall. Atterae)a, Mews. Yuan sad dashes, East a -street, St mud. Euclid Shaw sad Jacob Goldiaza Hitchcock, of Rath, Re baiikera. le surrender, Sept 6. du, mad Oil 0, it eleven, at the Chriatoplii• Inn. Rath. Astoraga. News. Rat ad Adlisroa, Bedtoid rot ; and R. Sheppard, °tune Breakwell. of He lkorimili. lloatbeark, Surrey, victualler, to svrmider, Aug ea, at lc., Sept. it, et and 11ct. u, at teo, at Guildhall. Atiorue)s, alums Lud iagtnn awl Hall, Temple. Thomas Read, of Leeds, York, 'merchant, to sac-ender, Sept 6, at six 7, and Oct 6, at '10441, at the Hutel, Leeds. Attorneys, a ir Nadeau,. %witty-strut, Strand, Loudon; owl Mr. Stead, Haifa* Tbetiout Hail; late at Bath, Sommer, , contactor, to our reader, Sept. to, 11, 'ad eleven, al the Cos:lc and Pall ton, Bath Attornept, Won. Nethessole and Portal, Eases-etrert, !strand; sod Mr POI, Path arejamin Gs!vest, Cheamilr, , warsbooseman to pr. reader, A.. 2s, Fold is, and Oct t, at eltrel, at Aitonsess, 3traors Wiltshire and 111,1' Broad -street. Charles Atka Phillip. awl Tloomis sow or late of Pembroke, Matte, to smiemler, Sept 1, a, and Oct. 6, at oat, at Guildhall, L..iidoo Au , llcesrs Mallard sod King, I-artisan-argot, Throgni.rtou.si tttt t Loathe. Gimp Fenner, of Clarrh-roes, Hampstead, Middlesex. eermsserelmmt, to sorremier, S.yl a, at, mod net u. at ekere.at Gei!dball, I.sudoa. Anomie), )Ir. L %Val is s e Cessna-street, Chsarrry• I me. Ceoise B*ollllol, of 01 laces. , Rein, tailor, to tar grader, part u, IS. and Oct 0, at tea at Guildhall. Altus, try. Me Peiteliarek, Lana arid, Ste Ll. Wallis* Father, of 11..naduatitclt, lumen draper, to ranee. flee, Sept. 1, 11, and lit. 6, at tI, at 6.miduall Attar. ae,a, Mmes. 111..41.2.11att awl Hewitt. Little Friday-atria t Juice Chrietia• !leery lieimere,4 her, is Ent triesked, ima or oia toookso..tooot, tr...onsrupo.reh:.:7Tet„,.::..:: ,„ An t ea, Fria .1, and flr t ' a, ri . ;; h or . o h ...r e a u . cri, t H Northam, of Tunic r-a 1.e., 111 1111. work. Sauey, butte., 1111111% . 4.4ii I tup. is, h, t., at ektett. no Guoill—ol 1 orae, and elarkr, Warnfued emelt, Altwris Lewitt Mtmit.y late of Th.e.olue.-Me Walbraut, wareltouieniun, to %meander, A. 14 and Ott at ten, at C:11141.311. Aitarote”, Woos *Footooluantaa, and ftwourauu, t.tp , 4;tll cow. t, It street Nalan, G.iihnsorlircier, silvesanitb, to surrender Aug. le. Seri .4. and () 1,11141.. n. 4tturnry, Mi. E. hears, sy g , Mary• Axe. thain thicken, of At Netrr s.hid . nort r e whaleboue. tut reliant, to wurreilocr, Asir moral Oct. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Atteriet;‘, niehardpou, New Inn biatwll, of Great St. titles s, Lund. , to sairraserr, Andust 114. Srpleouh r n, and trei twelve, at Geildnall Attorwy, 11r. Itrace, Chancery .tene. Th.aiss &bionic, of Fetichtirch-street, Land gembiwt, to ruerriider, Aottott is, S.uteraba t tuber at flout, at tuatlitall. Au .r. eye, 31;,,,, Nell and ekurek.street, Spi taiti,l 4 6, I , IVI DLLS Lei September IS. Ifilliaiii IP!.lowa:1, of Tettrai road, Posers, kites draper, at 6111$1104:4 1.1/111h.111 Seplellihrr ta. John Shepherd C I kk, of Hirt, Lee Bridge, miler, al wee, at Loodou. September 25. David Ateversoo, Of for boot and aliteeaciter, at twelv e , at t, September 17. tfill,otn Pollee Cite oa.vr, of grocer, at eleven, at the Ram I io, N•tioi,t..ut Sepo-tabm go %%Timm Clog, of Nelep rt. 1.1, South:tow...a, miller, at two, at the Gr,eii th Newport. Septewilwe ti. Thomas Stapleton, of Sheraton, ohopkeeper, at eleven, at Cui 1, 0 ,,5.,„ Sepletalber 111 Thomas "reliant:lm, Inte of N. Loodoo mercer, at eleWen, at Guddltall , . , ... September I: D'alliam Douglas, of Wars, Her:f, ..euger, at ten at Guth:ball, Lood.,a. ',epitomises' le. rtiarton Farwell, !us"( Mil.b-...} Dmetaller, banker, at eleven, at the thsenes _ Asbkoar•de.la.Zoneh. __ &•µtether 2a. Thomas {Shits the yesoiret. el Str coal. snemboet, at ten, at Guildhall, L ..... too September is. Wilkaia Fly and Juliu Fly, at r, sty, mod of Loug-Atre, Mania io ihr F.c, briCkloyeri - st eleven, at (;uirdhtiL., toloember 19. Etltvgal puffin, now or Los of )34 linen araper, ut one. ut Luirlo.l . . Erna Hitler of ilerch-street, Luadou ilruirar, at one, al Guildhall. LAAIIIO7. C ICAT —St rt Is. Biel.nrel Elliy of Ea' irtiftreet, Watkins", LC64116, broker Thaws Val?er, of Fidadmette, Caravel, Weber AUIVO Norton, of IPristeis.wireci, 81 o kimorm, dealer an! ciapmaa. Smart Eckiaz Ale Liverpra, Ams t.olsrtaell, of Huil!!!‘eid, Ywk, tertetsm.., . - Janus Frmucia lhary, r<Clerkerrall gr.tir , 1. 1 4. furtialer. The.n..s Ferns Lee, late of Smithy Ri.lge, SAYst, eemeteeler. MEETING" Or NRERIVIRA ILDI ~ V* Row Botcher, St alortmes-le rramt, tetra , Jobs Wikurks. laiwod Wileocas, aal Frazer, Ex. ter, hank, ra William' Rced, li.:t ni Lillie" I'm MAcks I um* of timuibewl, Label. apuilrecap. - boob M inay, 1 Im.mos Wimpy, awl Philip N. Ani.ibtmed, Lnad.a, hue. rs Richard BroOn, jun. Plessasit-place, itattlebr: Middies.%, pa. .ter moll plasm John Bull, lake of Kilted-Langley,' flertfor!sl ' capeatet - • • Alan Thud Deal, late ofSbafteshary, Heuer Joint Harney Portaea, Hampshire, Maher sad e alma . Richard Philips, Maid:toile, Kgst. lists-Araiwr Welltasitl4•64, r, F All X Ile, Knit, Phi? lAk,ido. Joseph irlooL, Bea mchsc..cy bd. i". 7. tbaisis nornor hie .4 M 4 0,4, Peek tae, and ul llldly Clamslists, Lmsl- John Philips. nor ow htie of 1.1;,1 Cat t Ikon' sod lobo Iliciirps, Ono or ate of ILs 'cue p; ootrelints _ . . iF11;17 - 14 7 0;111,. laic af Dear LJai.ua, tioner Cotrbett, Totimituuse youe., 4redurt, attee•beuker • , Jobu Muir, ,13 Cpmire-row, fierier:sett, vrte. James Cuthbert, bonitos, Sutra". strophoper DI% I DEIS S. Peter Dig o. Gleeersfer• terrace, Ceamw•rtreet Midalevele. asittiesier thcari Patrick, King-street, Cuteat-Gardea, titian Giikeo Hcoit,, late af South 310'0ton-slue, t. 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