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roamer, he said that the Baronet was very near the rimers at the tune lie foam] the seal. Here biro KLIKULDB observed, that he tenor. sated this witness from ali stispiciun of haring placed t'-e seal des'Anealy in the drawer. He iry Powell Price. w it of Cue Prosecutor, nas then called. bet did not a tis er. daring bean bound Seer to attend at the prosecutuni ut the charge. the COIIXOIII SIILIZANY directed that he might be called on his recognisance. He was immediately called in the usual form. and not answering. hia mown:tine* WWI directed to be .streated. Sir Ednraul (Mien Price was nest easnsin ii. II jepo.o.d that the seal, which formed the ground of the Indietme.,t, we. in a closet. in a iloptel on the floor of his house. called Snot at Brampton. He bud used it to seal a lett...r which he sent to Ireland. about a month before it was stolen. and he afterwards put it into a small bus in the closet along with other trinkets. His house at Bewmpton bad been under repair for three months. end a se, rant man and woman were lett iu charge et it. The Prisoner was with him at Simi l hill on she ad of Au not, end aecompasited him into town as far IN Ludgate -street. wt.ere they parted. He did not sec him otguiu until he was in custody fee the robbery. He hid not even the 'eel in goestion from the time he &posited it in the closet at Sion Ilan, until it was found by the Constable at the Prisoner's lodatti,:s. He de dared that his motives for preferring the indictment were not vindictive ; Mid mita procee hog to make some other remarks, Thea the Common Serjeant interrupted him by .4smeing. Viet such an awiretiou was ratite, en Awkward mime to any thing he had to say. In his cems.exatnination he said, that he sue seeded hit great-grandlitner, Sir Nlattnew Prier. eollaterel heir to the title he. at preaesit held. The estates he had to support his rank were in Glamorganithire. in Berkshire, and other pieces. He had been in eosins-to us a banker; hit Winking house was caw Suffolk-street. and his pay-office in town was in Alfred-place. H.• did not not find it a god business, somi• of nis par:lien having acted with rent impropnety inwards him ; he was eb hied, therefore, to dissolve the partnership, but was 'two payisig his notes. and was ready to 'my all that were presented. He was in the Fleet Pri e' fur two mouths wthin the last twelvemonth. and was a fortnight in Poillips'elrwii-isp-house, awe- Teinide-liar. He lived at several dalerent places; in Southeinpronsatreet. Strsnd ; bryenstsm-street, Manchester-street. Queen-sired, Mayfair, Alfresi p;ace, awl &Imp/ow fie first 'net the Prisoner at Mr. John Kilter, w;lore he knew for teurteeii • and lied been iatroduced to him °smug , ' t:ie towhee' of Leidy Lanesborough. Ile knew nuteiog egaiiist Kus t eti char icier except hearsay. II• never died ends Mr. King but aim% and then ei-t at his table the Powwow. who was hie 'errant ; 11.• meant by that an;wllation, th it lie was Mr. King'. agent at &tool aid circulated that gentle l's eards as a inoneptherder. lie met the Pri soner sorne.days afterward., in Ckeapside, who ad dressed him and pi lid, that he had hi en very ill treeted by Mr. Kieg. and told him that he might be of service te hint. IVitnets replied. that he lived at Sion Hall, awl as he was thee in a burn. directed him to c.sll ow the sussing inornst.4 at his house. and if he could do him any service, ..sisist cot with propriety. h.• should have sio object The Prisoner accordingly called. and in cense quence of that meeting. a plan was entered into for ▪ opectihrion in woollen goods. fifteen huo.:. d pound, worth of oh' it Were procured Item differ. get clothiers, for which witness passed his accept sneer. These- .It•As were to be sold by the Pri soner at a commission or 5 per cent. ; but the Pri loner enliveied them away, as already stated, in a divides:me tuan.ter. ..He did not tyceserute the Prisoner for taking tee cloth, in .owseritience Of au agreement 'num illy towed into LecttAtell thew.— These cloths were not let pled for. On being ask.-4 ar':ether he was near the drovers lin the Pri-otter's ho tisigs ? he shuffled mid porta. ✓icated for a cutisideralde tine, Ha was in the centre of the rosin. he IrrqUeltaz said. bet could not lie got to the point, until the iiiiii un told In 1., that there was no respect to ',erten, in that Court, and if a wittiest' prevaricated in his evi dence, lie was li. sir, to be committed. He warned onet Vibe earefel in ins answers. us he would useuse-t r itiat fate. Th. Baron t lien •aid that he Iv' he.n near enough to the drawers to put thermal into them, but he druid ih •t he so lAA d 0 1.,. here the COSMOS ,bi.Jiaar stoaprel the case, ,observme that • mew' improper wanes. • Mau the Ba ronet had ',ever come forward in out Court of Jos. rice. lie had obtained 1,5001. worth of goods from tr.tlesinen. which were not paid ha, awl had eu dearin.r .1 to tuake that Court sut h eeri e nt to In s suili,jus•it revenge against the Prisoner, who had him by taking possessison of the goods iu guesaant. If the Jury were of a similar apemen. the trial should I.r stopped ; but if not, be riwnilda of tearer, en is with the 'nomination of the 80. ronet. who had already exposed hi. character iii its 'his Jury si4nifierl their indignation at the con. duceof the Prosecutor, and without hesitation or. fouled the Primmer. Mr. Rio/ reams thee said that he could prose, that the Prosecutor lead 'wheel to Mr. Harmer. she attorney of the Prisoner. to harm by what means hi. rreognistnees might be withdrawn. Ass oturersal feeling of disgost seemed to per. rode the whale Court, and the upurthy Baronet was el-surd to withdraw, en., uttering a fete words in hi. own .I.4.nee, and a:Melting to he allowed his ripeus. 6, st hick w•re orfosest, with a suitable comment on the presumption of each a dernaud! CO . NCPIRArr. lOVINSVMEN PRINTEM-cOMPOSITORS AND PUESISILN. Stephi Iturtiy. Robert liwelert. Richard Per sia'. Jahn Gee. RJarerd had, Williams (Veit. mephros Becket. James W ofrig. awl Hears Bret. Pr.... lieu: idol ilellu a Iralemon. (• tereiteaew WU hew Cowan. J. 31.11,:druirp. J. 11•10taat. Nadi. Opili..i. oils/mime Cr.. 14. J. Owosso, G. Mara,. lVal. Ir. atoonrik. mad J. Sava.. Cosapostors; were SIMISC'ed fee 4 o •esono l i iox,oliiir le recut their wa s te*. end for icon- z Ili, employ fil Messrs. %Vel ure. peoprieters of The Tines Newsprper, become they would $1.4 aoasally vial' the advance of weir. ettuuraded by the lavvvaserv.— nett wie ea iud.ct• /tient also against Gay Warwick, a Pressman; bat through a u►iataka he was nut arra:guesl, and his trial did not take place. Mr. ALLEY, its an eloquent Nyeecti, opened the case on the part of the Prosecution. It appeared iii evidence, that the Prisoners,of the chase el prem.- men. gave notice to the publisher of Vie 'litres, that they intended to quit, if their demands were not agreed to, at the end of a fortnight. and they struck at the expiration of that time; on the day following. the 15th, they went to the printing-of tiee of Mr. Beldam, and told Benjamin Beveridge, that the men who were tried last night bed been with them. and they had agreed not to work with out the additional halfpenny an boor, end if the men employed at Mr. Baldwin's did, they would be considered as rats ; that there was to he • general meeting that night at the Coach and Horses public-house. Water-Line, and be hail better attend. Beveridge accordingly attended, and it was proposed by Howlett and Hurler, that he (Beveridge) should get a relation of his, who was an impress imistr), to impress four men who commuted n► Messrs. Walter's employ. as they supposed. without an advance of wages, and they would prove they were deserters from the Navy. Beveridge's relation declined undertak ing it, as they lived in the city. and it was ne cessary to got the Lord Mayor to back the im press warraitt.—The only charges against the Compositors were, that they had given notice to strike of they did not receive the rise of wages at the end of the fortnight, and that they put their threat into execution ; and also, that they had said they would Bishop Me Balls, if new work men came in their min itiona. Mr. KNAVP, Counsel fur the Pressmen. end Mr. Guttsce ft the Compositors, amide most inge nious speeches in defence of their clients. Mr. • A i.Lity replieti. - . Mr. COMMIX SIMLA'S? tutmm•d up the evi dence: and the Jun after ten minute. delibera tion, 101111 all the Prisoners Gallo, bnt recom mended to 'uricy thaw under the denomination of Compo+itora. _ _ _ Mr. CUIIIIION SALIBA:Cr then ordered that they should be retrial' led, and to be brought uo forsen tence next Swoon,. Goy War•.ick's bail not ap pearing hr was ordered into ru-lorly- The Court wes crowded and surrounded with the wives. children. .itol relAt we% oldie Traverser.. When the %erdlot pionounerd their .hoots and cries reached orougli the whole tolgliburirliorol, and ware Indy Scnteiice of was 'rinsed on the following %I'dloam liawreisie Wood, fur aterti,.; ;void. in a dowelling ; ma, for sireretii4 a lei he •imtaisiag tire amen of the Lei • Met •r 'or ; Jos Foster, fee furr•ry • kY.llima 't . boom, for a ion robbery : John bile, ' for luieschir *king ; Robert anvil; and ThAnas 'Varney a like °desire; Sarah FUSS.CII, fur strafing goods ta • ilaelli4:-hinote Rau, for loitriiir in line puyirs. rine a tot Log emote tor the parpune of • ii,oing ; Job. Train, fur burst .ing; make 1 Hind and Ctrict, for honcho..; 141ISS II iier, Cu, • i.ke • fro i re ; W6'114111 Smith and %Vanillin MASI,. FOC ; l o bo Nen i iino , f or a like offeror,. ; Margaret Ch 7 t tlrborviogli, ior,trlLOZ rood. is • 41••160.!.441•11C; Nltrai :lit, fur ottrring e.enterteit mxprcee S *WWI Oroients, for horsrodeatinz ; Lawrence Flariergro, foe 41,7' inx ponds iu a dwelling.tilme Newry C•19 , 115ti1.e . ..1. Clam, and Luke Ca Ire, well , fur h.irse stealieg Joke Midtrinire, for • rape; Ju..enk Miller, for keretary ; rhartra Oakley, for a highway rolnicry awl Jo seph Cope r.. 1 -*vin; daspeeed of certain counterfeit notary at a lower . and rave -me the same hr tkir &rumi nation del import sad were counterfeited foe, rad havisne brihre beer convicted Of 0 Ike offence, iu whirls the bear tat sf Clry had hers extended. " , ii .live ' red to hr tr.tobporterl for 7 11101..: 'Oriole. Thomas Gkun, Aatkio. ? Faker, Richard Fermi r James Thin ohm, J uh.i J a Ales Jr.:es, l:Wltuar, lame,. Batt. John Ur ao. J,Lak ta rk, Will.ain Jeffries, Eduard Jolly. % lialter, Theism Arionio, klaki-, liter *dant- Mary giltearmsn, likzalateis Payne, Ma. y Junes, William S hall ni. Jule Davis, Joseph Hoe, Harrah Tinter, mid Molten Hama-d Joeept. Frisiainvo, Peril;pAte Fitajanine, He..ry Davis, riot Thomas fiewr, were tkihrred to be ionprisoued hi the Hawse of Correction at Clerk...swell fur 3 yellow each 3 were nedete to be improolled for war year, a•iil it. for air calendar ranaths each, in the mune •44... , 4 I.r venues p me den, No, ore, to to he privately, ands eabliely whip ped-3 fined ',each and disellargeel—.l jadiginenia rrei.ited, Mil 94 sere discharged by Pruelsonatios. Set*iOns 4.. jotar;te i.. rh•. riCi or Dee••Ohtr next. Ott Single) , ~,,, nri, k 1...'. rut tier sad -ix thr shoo ivitiflotr of \ler•re Uuses• and y Lint% athersitiths. taxi the littig's lira.l sun. Niiii •. arch, was broken lotto. tri• t eking aererel Nieces out of one of the shutters wilh a centre-Wi t , and robbed 44 venous silver and other arrietett,,— hi a short time slier the watchman went off la. ditty (five o'clock). the hoy. called Beets. et the histad, Roma In work, disturbed tiio mew who were too the (.eistlentaies N ark, who, sin lits appreaching,. hastily decastaped.—The tallest 111311 had a small lamer, so bras hand. and 'her were en, desrooriug to enlarge the hole of the shatter to got sot ',rend tankard.. candlesticks. Ace. but they kit a large silver goblet. which they could oat get thistle'. Duriog their villainous easter =they tensed ewer and left 17•01. worth of y Prises. Lesight is *Voce the last thawiug. in *Mar to get at a quitritsty of dollars. Oa the evening tot they 15th silt. in celebration of the Jubilee en 111. NI AitslT's completing his 501 h year_ • dre-ball web throrra tliro ,r;1. • the window of sir. Bass ' s dv,C11111.4-40.15t, lit the market-place, Sudbury, which set tire tr. a window-curtain. and some part of the bed I triliture and I arpet. hut by timely assistance the saute was soon got wader ; not. hmirrver. before the window-cunning were ▪ burnt up. and thr lord furniture and carpet omisolvr4bly topiretl.—FertutottEly the property was insured in the Suffolk Amicable Fire.t)ifice; but surely it as ioci:oloeuit rat tl.e Nlitti.tratei of evert , town to prevent tire arettcri•oz of titeeworks en such like ocevaion4 , an IngblV datigeraus to the s o oty o y putt sluing the viewdata thereof. _ . . . yos hysmillay wet, Wee the morn sow of ILL Nan* lie flier* tut the year memo( will IN newt! by the Jedpos We awed set &arse est realm Om they nese tlinte, eel velewb, by order of His Meetly. ear fur eadiewrialy is rioted is Him" s ins artist. It stir !eat i7oci. Hai mini, SOS being teeetsiorod t tie mew ObrriCr could sue be ensiled M the meal time, emit therefore the old Slierilt• were ,thliipme w he/.1 any ; mewl aceeralegly they veered me ter eyrie( Amgen ei Wolper le Ibis reepret Hwy 'Weir trims the Lard Meyer. a borne ihreethme error web the rear of hie emperistaiewl. At Ibis peered of tee year 17ire i lilejrely wet ieisloweeil... ice elmrsili be appeared at lb a Leery es "be late °comber, yet, °lt Hweeeetwe • ft.'s, , irrhir.w...usd us th e stilt th. Selktiee Wens tm M wewril "Slur loud Meyer, brweerr, wee ewers im, es the yitb, t. she real say. NAVAL ISTN,LL,ICANCK. roatsmovsi, Igo* 7. Arrived the Doessat, 74, Capt. adlattroimyaml Rerea4e, 73 goo., Capt. Noah, from off ebtr.. hourga ; and Alonzo, IS guus. Capt. 13ar3reer,•from a eittize. oled the (;.:nymede, Capt. Cathcurt, to the Wed Wirt% The Aigle, with the Nlediterrantan convoy, have been obliged to put back, the valid blowing fresh from the 11'esi %aid ; ar has also the Tyrian, wh►ch had railed with dispatches. Caine into harbour the Sstreorof French privateer, mounting la gum, taptored by the Donegal, 74 gum, yesterday, off Chethourgh. PLYMOUTH-DYCK. NOV. 4. Arrived the Hero, 74, red Diana fitpte, from the Eartsvard ; cud Gambier cutter, from the Downs. Sailed the North Mtnr sloop of war to convoy the packet* front Falmouth to Stonehow., Pool (in Ha moan). being coutugoour to the I'm t-Atimir.l'6 °dice to this port, and not to Piga/vv./h. as supia.,v. ed. It is reported they will in totive be tyani.cl with seamen belonging to Ha 111:1j..bly's Navy. Nov. 5. Went out of harbour, the Harpy, having refitted. Sailed the lima fligate, Cepi. tidoniervith., mud Thracian a!oop of war. for Portetnotith; Meows frigate, and Weazie showier, WI fur Falniou;h. tiuv. li. Sailed the Diana frigate, Captain Grout, tort some hrr station off [lsere ; the [luring guit-brig, with :20 sail wider convoy, to the E,stward ; Arrived the Wirt t.clionarr, from ; Earl Spencer cotter. arid Morristun Irma Ireland ; the Pheasant sloop of oar horn Fuliiirioth; the Aateritaii brig Karim', recaptured by the Go/Vita; Grace cartel, from Morlaix. 4GRicVLIIIMeL SuciETY. On Saturday, a sareliwg of the Workington ligricultural Society was held at Keswick, for the dii.iri ocon curdle Pre miums given ti) the Society (tribe iesprov. merit .4 the breed of Simile-3 guineas fur tbit beat Tup of it. iuspru,e4 breed were adjudged to J. C Curies., Ent —3 gushess fur the best Tup that hid hese bred and roue upon a inouitialn, to Mr. Jobe Peursua.—.l guises fur the hest %Venue, to Mr. Isaac bedsit —No claimants fur the Premium for filmgoers. A meat show of Tops of the Ern breed, ..hich sold at higher prices thou usnaL Mr. Speddiug's Hutidersiield or Poppi alone sheep were mutts admired, sod are considered as wore likvly than any of the impr.wed tweeds to 011.7C01111' the pre judices estertaitiedaguiust crossing the Mountain stock with a fi,rr• coated sheep. Hitherto the endeavuers of tlw Setioty to :UlilfiltC the staple lias wet beeu attenaled with much me. cll.. The South Hoots Ours, except un Black Carib sad Crossfel:, have melee had a fair trial. Ass Wetmore of the IDUlllaaill% would be the mum Skely way to peanuts &change iu the stock and probably, till that slum take place, se great improvement will be eifeetcd. Ass example being set by the itrelonue of Bruntlholuse, ay have et ry iniportaut cousetioeures, aid sltto the value of gm:mutant pastimes, whet. properly kneed nod divided. Depredalions are nightly committed on the pre perty of graziers, butchers, &c. in the suburbs of the metropolis. Those bararous wretches torture animals to death for the SA ke of their fat ; and in one instance a tete dayi ago, a cow-keeper, m Mars. le.houe, lonia three of his cows without udders! There is arm living in the gardens belonging to the litshop's Palace at Peterborough, a bend tors tots', which is ascertained to have been there 4200 yean sod upwards ! The upper shell is about twelve or fourteen incites long. sod about nine broad; the neck has all the appearance of extreme old age; the sight of one of its eyes is roe. the other teems brght. and very lively; the inside of the mouth. as well its the tongue. is a full pink colour ; it has no teeth, but tossiteates with its guilts, which are of a horny substance; the legs and feet are covered (like the heat!) with nudes, awl are so strong that it will walk, or rather crawl. with a cottsideraldo weight on its back. and seemingly with ease. In the early part of summer it in general feeds upon lemurs; and when the fruit becomes ripe, it crawls ender the gooseberry bashes, and picks off what is on toe lower branches; and the fruit it cannot reach ma Impit supplied by the frequent company and the gardeners. from whose hantis it receives what is given with greet soisfaetion. Towards Michas'. was, anti sometimes earlier. it buries itself in the PAM , . where it ri mcius till the following spring : is it Uw days after it hath made this annual descent, by boding the depth with a stick, a tolerably ac curate jodgment e he formed of the mildness or severity of the en. ttttt g sinter. This extraordintuy animal is shout twenty pounds in weight. We are sorry to biro. front the Master of a Gato.b.irmagh vi.ssel, which has pot into Boston, through stress of weather, that the Linci.lnshise coast pre.. Ohl • miserable picture to the pautiug marine . . briog strewed with all the indications of recent wrecks. The licifird. of Cairoborough, T. Cawkwell, master, from Newcastle, bound to Yar mouth, doting a hes*y gale from the E.N.E. oo the Ist instant, passed ■ di...ply-laden schooner lying in the trough oldie sea oaf Huntley Foot, abandoned by her crew. On the 2.1 the Ilelfirrfi was obliged to brat up for Bo,ton, landing it other wise impossible to clear the laud; and in doing this it was that Capt. Cawkwell passed OITA, lunches, booms. sod other evidence% of loss occasioned by the se►ere gale. Those tutcrested in the trade of this port. will be pleased to learn that these are not any vessels at present missing, except the IVancy, of which we base before spoken. The Eliselsetk, kitwood, cause its on Friday night with the loss or anchor, cable, sod jib.booin, its the Deeps ; soil two or three other vessels sustained nearly similar Tlio•sday seamight, being the anniversary of King Crispin. a few ming of the /est met at a pub. lic.leowe is North Shields. to celebrate the occa sion. About demo at nielit. a shoemaker of the some of nom thuadered loudly at the dociS, hot ins qui artbmase disposition being well known, lie Ras refused admittance, whets he deported t•uwung ht. reuze. This threat he amply ful6llid , fur es Was. *err sail Wit. Etation were returning home at two o'clock on Friday morning. Ross ►ushed upon them 'wit the 'Wood-o-bridge. toot rounded Scutt in the aide. aid F.t.snuts w the back. but happily out mortally. The sows:nem with which he perpetrated the deed had bees broad poitited, as the ttttt I. were steer two inches blow. ife rsq lorked in the loose of Correctina at Ttormouth till Wedir .d..%. •lieu the Jainices committed him to )lort.e:ii ga,.l. 911rE1F1IAll OF CI: Pretuirrs. 'Waili g ats. Doo:ll7 . ir liatittgom 4 wageriwris Itichard Keauett wad bettors, .Pos, hatti ns John Thunism, Horsham, Storrs, hroi John Hooker Knight, fore-alreet,rtit Robert Hull, Sus owes , Glnnitwwanshar, Mnere, %%fest isuialitiosloailtre: John (;noun, date of klaiden-lam , „ I victualler Henry II MUMS. Newgate.street, trns. Geroge Suter. itiond.rieet, tilonnul Thomas Harlow, Westermaidaml-v, entnnimi homer Joseph Spicer ' late of lilketone,K re wh %en' Kirsllaw Croppe r r. ( * untie. Blat - kwen-lualltartor Chivies Procr,ollthatreet-goad, Sitddleas Thomas Seel , l'illaehester . or:caplet illiarn Festival, Illotordltreot. Knot/ Etlins, Canterbury. Kent. d r , James Dodson, rranbrualz,liant. het Thomas Erans,ll , ll:ford-street. illlam Smith, Steadied. llastw r woret-, Join Kerschner late of t.ilsensircet Cbca ,tire, goklantith Hobert Piggott, ltoiherbiidn, Sort, broker Riclionl Sinnott, late oT the Vineries, same of Cliapeheuw, Clutls-a„ Ali loser Joseph Salient, Jenayu-strut, wrier Henry Robinson, St. Jobe -street, Middlesex, iromfainethr ,Hour. Roteans, Albeautele.alreet, Pima& Joseph JOIIIIIIJII, mei ehlint Beniamin 'Mirk, ("rose-hers logerd, Southunrk, paper and ra4 tourchal, Ilabert Mathews, Kings-nrms-hatitlm, tilarhardhlatll-Cirt, r rd wart! I.cii, Thisisegliall.strirt„ lousloo. Dews Brimirell ITarhlry , Pieced:3., i John Roue and m i ni on H aar , jr,„,„„! J C Uneen-et reel, Cheeps; 'Mimes Gin don, Thomas Steadman, Harland, bite of *rune...street, lhontlon, llobert Knight liarky,Tbrapston,No.o shop-keener William Merritt, 74i11t• lane, Sol:ahem John Swift, Commercial-toad, MirldkirN, shoe-maker Jahn Marokn, Rochester, Kent, linen r' Richard Jones, late of Ilow.churcla-t, Moe Axe; London, merch a nt Jarobs, High-street, Shadwe Jnltasou, Icylaut , trunk maLer IValter Jordan, late of Gaetano.* worker William Nicholson, Carburtomelreet, Illerter Thomas Southwood, Castle-etnem, deal. r Joie Hooper , late of Higlet'a-tase, COOPIT011•11;eMer Job. Bailey, Chatham, Kent, rope-1:11kt r Jamee etch sail John Seaton, Bar caber-glarrre Barnard t:annon, Doors-hate, keeper Jones Askew, late of the Strand, sham-hat Geissler William Suter, late of Deptford, Rem, DWI DI Nll.i. Crory! Parkinsoa,llate of Backiimbary, hou.entan George Slues, Coreotrp-street, Haymarket, Dancornhe Pyrhe, late of Ilsehelogsw—• Stephen Piga Stager, Alnidattine, Net John Spencer, ilogh-oteeti, hble-owt, taaller George Bolton, Pitt kites. bill, Huff Robert Parr, irodiagoist et, Locket, dasher. L•eas end Charles Be ke, Pancras lane, thin, nierclimati - - • J 1.16,11 Hatcher Lute of Kectin: eueelt-taaster Wißiara "lattice, I.lttla Carter. liar. maw, Lou Jou, cabbla-amber Robert Soasea, Al ark-lawe, ',radon Depif_wd, Scut, provision-molitlfli lb.. N 8104:44111 . 6-0114e011, Middloox. tiu plate-worker John Prier Holloway, St. So ithia's Lae. mereltaat %Slaw Jowl, Woolwich, Bent, ulSr Gilbert Sprague, late .Topilotm, maker• John Araialemig, High.streo, tooth Petry Howell, I nnds,n. road, Surmy Julia Hatthins, brighthelossione, sort George Pegla and .11111ACI Darts, Old • clou, cloyimsts Joseph Hanson, parer-grees., Thrones Hanson, Rattle. Sos.ex, 11l Moon Liudil!, late uf cols, Yuri., cbaut Thet:,l lb ratan, rail:we-too, New. court, II trdtlie,tu, .tut :try Robert ItJper, late of Llot.mloliteb, toef eliasit Janata 1),.k1, Pall mall, loiter Rick 11j4.1 late of Northampl , ler, late of Greenwich, Robert 1:0,,tr, let , of lloand.ditel meet hailt .Ilactecl, Upper Cratemati arto)-ag.ot ti Watery, Fiaeb-lace, Lundeen Mi•hlleara, broke, ITiliiam Sue' Multomstreel ealleaderer CERTIFIC ATI Georoe MeGoogis, late of 1.1%eq tanker, Xaelil E.t.a. otbitelf, Halifax, 'VGA, William Bios% of 11.iriapool. Williams Sweet. of Exeter, serge-maker. Thews Collett. bile of Illabeibp. MitWorm I PAWS Of STOCU Irl I Bask Plod' ...... .. 3 per euil Reduced 3 per Oro. Camila • Fel Coat. ..... ▪ per Cent. Nery Long Aunuities ()mar'tun limb& Stock Eichtir i ser &Ih .. Goan& he T. El 4 Ceruitil, rt !ITHS At KlRell-Elvel bath p.ork LaA, .f Ssr FAt*. Ihily, of • sou. theisast. Mn. W. Lax. a tiv, laagleler. 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